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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12

waiting provides that 'dutes, mposts, and excises shall
be UNIFORM throughout the United States" IL the Uni
ted States have not the Ownership OF the mines suated
on the public domain here, then is mere folly TO talk
about securing by compact with the State right TO col
lec revenue from them. The State could make no such
compact; and if she could or did the paramount law
would override it,
Another branch of Mr. Soule's argument against the
admission OF our State this purpo that If Congress
should admit The State without previous express con-
iiact reservng The rights OF the United Sales all the pub
c lands Chat Isl United States lands within the State
would instantly be lost 10 the United States and become
the properly OF this State Now this seems 10 be mere
conoundng OF The rghts Of property with the emiasn
domain The change OF sovereignty works a change in
the eminent domain, but not in the rights OF property
otherwise the admission OF the State or the esahlish
ment of its sovereignty would work forfeiture OF the
the United States acquired any properly in the Territories
ceded to them by Mexico then hold that il is demon
s,rable that there are only three ways by which that
property can by any possibility be dvesIed fret by law
of Congress providing for its disposal according To the
terms OF the constitution second by treaty with for
egn power in virtue of the potent character which the
consultation mparts to treaties; third, by act Of war,
by revolution in virtue of the right OF conquest,
by the laws OF nations The first is the only
constitutional mode the Others incidents of all proprie
tary rights power which has authority 10 make trea
ties and against which war be levied hold that
the admission OF this State will not bring into operation
either of those three means; but that, while the
eregny Of this country will depart (has departed y from
the United States and the State, the rights of prop
erty Of the United States will remain intact l
SAN FRANCISCO, August 10, 1850.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12

Our Lasrl seems tina, he plan which that infamous
beayer Of his counuymen, Louis Napoleon, has so long
edated OF retaining the OF power, has been
dvuged The Paris MorifsSr Of September 2th, in
kind Of semi-ofhca manifesto, that the President,
for the sake Of meeting the menacnR attitude Of the
srchca party during the last months, win apply to the
Assembly for proongston Of power which he only asks
for the sake OF establishing odcr confidence, and credit
and with dynastc views and IL refused he will
hesitate to make appeal the people," But il should
be noted that the word people" here should be eecors
for than half OF people lately dsfsncbsed
through the efforts of this unpncped aud selfish Ma
poleon.-Nsw York Eprf~g Pof
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Tue person upos soAs usless tn
payment Of The subscription advance. t4,
Distant subscribers onsy Lesser hs postage
ON which viii Be In ts
ssf 7sarfaH
The COUNTRY PAPER publisned u weekly durns
sons Of Congress, and semi weekly during recess.
Subscriptions for period iass year viii be received
proporuoned 10 the .bovs annual rates. Is
QPosTmAsTEhs afs authorized sseau ana, By
sending DAILY subscribers, $50 sueissd Or rvs
SEMI wEEkLY Subscribers, with sas nvs WEEKLY
with $40 enclosed win be sauuea copy q
edition they furnish subscribers for STsst.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12

n nENTLEMEN'S Furnishing Htore.--CEAsLHs III.
LArs 0ate of the Tucker) having fitted
style
Pennsylvania would respectfully inform his friends
public receipt his ~ fall
goods for gendemens selected by himself in the
few leading ARTICLES = r
Dress Shirts plain and fancy, large variety
Updcr shirts drawers silk merno, flannel
Stocks, scars cravsis e.t.
Snk handkerchief, linen Cloves suspenden
Hosiery Of all kinds
Robes cashmere de laine, superior French print do.
Umbrehs in pleasing variety silk, QnRham, cotton
Canes, In besutfn
French smoking suits, article, imported rich
beautiful ENHlf III
u his my Intention keep consssoy superior well
selected stock Of Genuenens furnishing goods and
fair and reasonable prices.
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage.
a-3awJwnr
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psaILHP BARTON KEY Will attend % amy bmssnsss
Ne may be nsusssA With bsfse either OF cour cf ts Ds
st AM VIII slso sfasnd cf Con
psss and the Departments. Once on o street.
WAsHrSsror, July 10, lsB July H-3avn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12
The COPPER MINES OF LAKE SUPERIOR Lake
Superior Journal Of the I'D instant says:

Perhaps a time since the oil mining
operations within the region bordering Lake Superior
posp OF this section been promising,
business actively prosecuted than the
period Mining and explorations prosecuted upon
a basis far different from that which generally charnc
tsrzed the ephemera operations OF S5 and 1876 and
although the dsappontments, and losses TO the
multitude consequent upon the total want OF knowedge
those might have been safely
predicted tended nevertheless create Ia the minds
OF many doubts the real wealth OF the county, which
nothing the strongest evidence could have removed
Late deveopin ents well IN the coppsr In the iron
have dispe these doubts In all concerned,
confidence exist that the apa
thy and msrust which have prevailed past
Soon the OF noble lake will be connected
by sbipcanal with her kindred waters Then will the
exhausess treasures Of the upper peninsula unnyaed IN
and quality, be poured out, until they shall form one
mighty aud increasing stream OF wealth, enching alike
our citizens, STATE, and our common country.
The following hasiy estimate will vary from the
of copper in the rongh which will be down
from Lake Superior during the present yer, Wis
Boston and Pitrsburg com pany, about 100000
Northwest Wo000
North American l2OO0
Minnesota 100000
Si.kawu 60OM
An Others not over l00,Up
Being a total of 1850 600
There will be employed this winter, in operations con
nected with mining, about one thousand operatives
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" There will be employed this winter in operations con
nected with mining about thousand operatives"
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ANOTHER TRIuMPH.-Shorty after the arrival of Jenny
Lind Boston, very painful occurred there which
has seriously affected her appears that in the house
where apartments were provided for her, there was
superior mocking Bird whose powers OF mmicry and
song such that he had senced both the feather and
feline circles here-canary birds and giving up all
tempts to oumach him in their respective notes He was
removed into the room with Jenny, who
charmed with him. Alter finishing of her simple
songs Bob tuned his pipes, and gave very fair i'm
itation the admiration OF Jenny unbounded she
tried him in snatch irsm the celebrated cavaina"
"Il Puritani." Bob" after leaps from perch
perch. spread his tail in ecstasy filed his chest again,
and all those beautiful notes accurately If
they echo OF tho thrilling Of Jenny.
Mr.. Barnum, who Stood by, became alarmed He knew
the Of the bird had TOO long pocket TO admit oi
possible hope Of his willingness TO part with him, or even
engage ment on any terms; and here was
bird equal Jenny thus far Jenny, however. seeing the
CONSERVATION OF her friend. sPrang to the piano, and
struck of her best style her celebrated Swedish Echo
S.al..r, =
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. Schiclmeert wax under he'll viarting
Weigheu2h i--ha ai--weigheugh ~

''f3ob" "lsensd7pang 10 his waters and took sip
listened agansbook his feathers, and began For note
he succeeded admirably; but when he came to that
point where OF Jenny leaves the earth and turns
somerset the clouds poor "Bob" faltered he
to struggle hadfeeed, and fell dead from his perch in
toc k.iaw.-N Y. Mrror H
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-10-12

I" Stand up erect thou hast the form
And likeness of thy God Who more
A soul ms danndess mid The storm
OF daily life. a heart MS warm
And pure as breast eer wore.
What, then thou art as trne man
As moves among the human mass
A. much part oil that great plan
Whicb Al Crestion' = dawn began
A. any OF this shrong ris
True, wealth thou hast not /; tits but dust
sts y Nor plnee, uncerisin tre wind ,nsrs
.aaf Bsssbss thou h~sr " hteh fhuy deepise
The sst OF botf.Es noble mind.
IA N ~ litlls tii' % llsaT 1lf ~ tn.a#N
with this, and passions under,
f' rfse isiih and holy srpsf ia God, 49, ~ : =
-TtQn art the peefor Any man. ~,
80 look mp, then, that thy iiule span
or life may well be trod r.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
Clerical Lnw-ue.pisers.

One Of the most hufniating and deploraLie things
manifested in with the fugitive slave law,
that many clereymen, IN the robes of sanctiiy, have
connseed resistance il and used all their etors
to prevent its enforcement. When cones TO that pass
hat spiritual teachers whose profession is peace
on earth so far forget the lessons Of their divine In
structor as resist instead OF being Sin suhiccton 20
the powers that be " and set themselves deliberately al
work excite the lawless OF violence and rebel
lion il is time for the people to inquire into the matter
and ascertain who are those wolves IN Sleeps clothing
that would dreneh the land with blood. There were
two of this class present the great Union meeting al
Manchester, last week 10th Of whom, should Judge,
were more lit for the peniienay, the madhouse than
The priesthood They should remember that they do
ead quiet and peaccae lives in oil goodness and hon
esyr when they are exciting the vcious proigate snd
most abandoned characters the land resist the laws
They may have very nice sense OF right and wrong
and he yery consceniously ohedent 10 their "hgher
law )" but they should remember that the community de-
mand as a matter OF protection, the enforcement of
some lotrer lar law that III restrain the VIOLENCE
of tie wicked and the lawlessncss OF fanats and give
them security in their persons and property. - IA
The two-clerical worihies at Manchester received
some pretty severe reBukes from the distinguished speak
ers on the One of the blows richly
deserved and Admiralty applied, given hy Hon. C.
g. Athcrton They had disturbed te meeting IN sever
nj Instances by Kissing. Bnt when t.cy hfssed Mr.
Aherton his reply vas. We all know who entered
the rarden of Eden snd what his mission. The
mission Of the hisscr here whether he be cn' fhe pull
nit or not DO beffsr than that CT the respect table per-
sonare who stole into the garden Of "-Dc5er IN
HI Gazette.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
plain Truth in strong Language.

We copy the following extract from letter Of Judge
Andrews Of Georgia. in viii, he paints with master
hand the designs and intentions of the III. unonsts:
The resistance man at the North seeks give ca,ge
for dissolution OF the Union. The resistance Of
the South seeks but the of dissolution With
without cause The former admitting that he has
power abolish slavery in the Union, wishes it dissoiy
ed hoping he may be able Go the bitter deed Of
its consscratcd pale. The latter would accomplish his
avorite measures the hazard OF slavery and
euiiy The lormer resists part of the late peace
measure, the latter another and 10th intent upon organ
zng sectional parties to resist national Union party,
whose coming power they dread, whose patriotism they
late. The Northern Union man, for sustaining these
peace measure, reviied iy ms resistance neigkbor
pale-faeed coward, !" for conceding much 10 the
South. The Southern Union man, for like act OF pat
otisn, i ted y his resisonce neghbor ga
a,dly submissi08is1 for surrendeTing much To the
North In the name of "rce soil and human liberty"
the resistance agates at the North in the name Of
equality and Socthem riehts"-his co-worker IN dis
cord echoes back his eetation from the South The
sstance man of the North in the delium Of his crazy
araticsm yells his treasonable against the
Flag OF the Union. The Southern resistance man, in
the fury Of his madness hows back across the cent?
aent his loud and hearty amer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

C-The Cincinnati Gazette and other Wing prints,
both in and Of Indiana, joining in the complaint
that the time Of the Constitutional Convention of this
State has been improperly consumed in the discussion Of
the Compromise resolutions recently adopted which, ii
contended, not appropriate for the consideration
If that body. The intention is evidently shield those
Wing Delegates whose stand recorded in open OPP
position the present Wing President Of the United
States. Now, these resolutions introduced into
the Convection of Indiana by distinguished Whig Ex-
Congressman. The Democratic party compelled
to meet these resolutions, be placed in false posi-
ton As that party do usually shrink from show
ing their hands any proper occasion the resolutions
put in acceptable shape and adopted, by mix.
ed Of Wings and Democrats.
The Convention, although composed Of large DEM
ocratc majority, has been free from party action. No
Democrat has consumed the time of the Convention to
advance his party. A Wing President has been sustain
ed Iy mixed vote of Wings and Democrats, and the
Wing press is against the action of the Convention
because, lorsooh prominent Wings have taken stand
against their President The people, of both parties
will understand the movement.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
Prize mann. HOW Cured.

At the recent Agricultural FAIR in Montgomery
ty Pa prize awarded Nathan WIie for the best
ham. This gentleman's mode Of curing is as follows;
The huns should be salted with fine SALT with portion
of red pepper and about gill Of molasses 70 each ham
Let them remain in salt yc weeks then hang them up
and smoke with hickory wood for 1--WE or six weeks
About the first Of April take them down and wet tha
with cold water and let them be well rubbed with IN
leaced ashes Let them remain bulk for several days,
and then hang them in the loft again for use
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

Free TRADE LEAcUE.-There a meeting at the
Irving House in New York, Thursday week, OF sew
eral we'll known citizens, arrange matters for the
formation OF what they GALL Free Trade League
the 'Anti.Corn League N England Their object is to
DO all they for the urherance of free trads princi-
PIES by publishing arguments, facts &C. also to show
that the better Nay for government TO get its
is to levy direct taxes Among those prominent in the
movement arc Messrs Hunt Of the Mechanics Maga-
zine Fuller Of the Mirror and KefteII Of the Demo
cratic Review
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
NO. 20.

Mr. KELso then moved TO amend, so that q majority
Of all the votes in county district shall be required
to elect member Of the Legislature; not adopted.
Mr. HoLMANs amendment, requiring majority Of
all the members elected pass bill Joint resolution
was then adopted, ayes 7s noes 90.
Mr.. MARCH moved TO amend, so that the reading Of
bill joint resolution its final passage shall in no
case he dispensed with; which amendment adopted
The section, amended, was then ordered to Ge en.
crossed when
The Convention adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

MADAME CAROLINE Loyo, the celebrated French fe.
male equestrian made her debut in America on Monday
evening, at Welchs National Circus, in PhiladeIphia
with unusual ccIat. There was crowded and really
fashionable audience. The North American says:
She appeared in each of her acts attred in a long
riding habit the one in the last act being truly
magnificent In this dress she her horse with the
perfect and grace, while he eaped high bars
danced music, reared alo kicked and pranced, as
il endeavoring TO throw her Off
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

To- The late Josiah White, Of Philadelphia, bequeah
ed the sum OF forty thousand dollars for endowing
manual labor schools one at Salem Iowa. and the other
in the Indian Reserve Indiana be controlled BY the
Society of Friends. He also bequeathed for The
establishment Of schools in Liberia. W lo a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

If good Democratic editor win address w +. Cool
sxucH. Of Burlington, Iowa, he will know on what
terms onehalf Of the State Gasstfe can be purchased
It's first rate chance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

with John p. Brown, Esq, was honored with public
reception by the citizens Of Chiilicothe, Ohio, on the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
Total capita paid in, s2l7, ,2l7 2ll

The Eastern States have Sol ,sS2 ,l54 capiial-ihe
Middle SIS 1888 ,ssl-the Southern, So, ,s7s 25l-the
Southwestern ssI 1923 ,25o, and the western 50 6o4
667
The "Loans and Discounts in the Eastern sections,
S9s 3l0 OO0in the middle states SAG ,7s9 .Ooon the
Southern, $50 S66 O00in the Southwestern 600
and in the Western, SO, ,5s7 900.
The circulation and deposits in the several sections
were as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19

y Rev J. c Fletcher has been giving course o'
lectures at Madison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-12-19
Bank statistics.

From report of the late Secretary of the United
States Treasury, just Published, CLEAN the follow
ing aggregate results relative 10 the Banks the Un
ted States.
The whole rumber Of Banks and brsnches in opera
ton in the Union at the Of the present
year. S2d.