davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

The JoISr SrocK Bravery Of the German
Innkeepers Of New York appears to be successful.
Their Consultation has been priated, aud will be
sent 70 the different GerDaa porter houses. The
Company will is,ue 200 shares at $50 each. mus
forming a capital stock to commence WORK no
cessary. a higher amount is to be ProcSred ~ '"'
creation Of more stock ,.,.,. a.,
IT, s,llsrs are to be paid on subscribing ana
,ho remainder In equal portions oil SO NOBODY !"
.ro,ed to take more than ten shares. Every SAFE
:. ~ he made IN the office OF the company ann
r,ust be entered in it's books. Inc DS, .he.s,r.
commence as soon ne nan TUG
shall be subscribed iOr' ...,o Ia
-, -, .bsl be entitled to one vo'ei ne
~ sc,nsI,y possesees ten shares has two sos. W.,
NJ ~ &c Standardization cOnsith OF ~"
-. o. p asident and Nce-Pfesloeh'' wv
eec,e,sries. one Treasurer and two iruSS I:s;i.3
Profits and Losses are to be e9ua! 1870 the
The profits of The arct year are :. 20 81 .econd
rspi,al stock From the beginning " 'uo so ,hs
ha,S ~ the profits will be divided amens 'no
1oCrabeys and the ether half remains IN re'slr ,h,
csnitsI or viii be used for the exten'io" u
business. A., ,hoss innkeepars
uho are shareholder, and they arc lA0'''''0
ing il TO non. tharebolderf' &c.
r. Ms MEIrIso OF 1HE JoURSEYNEN
r.rov.-A s was expected, the denomination on
Uodne.dsv nieh was immense, no less than 500
hsire present the room at Garrck's Sixth Ward
Hotel, Center st. being densely packed Mr.. Don
,YLLY presiding The speech Of the evening was
mnde by Mr. Edward Melen, and was an eloquent
production sho wing in vivid colors the grievances
Of the trade and the remedy association for Pro
lection. A scale of prices has been prepared,
which will be submitted on Monday when another
Great meeting will be held beside the regular
weekly meeting next Wednesday evening, We
are rejoiced that the Journeymen Tailors have
aroused from their lethargy, and awakened 10
sense Of their duty at Last.
KINGS Coon Tuesday evening the Carpen-
.ers of Willamsburgh held 4 meeting at Licking
top Hall TO take measures TO receive their right
D. T. C. BIRD, Chairman; Charles B. Lewis, Sec
Rotary. Itseems the employers at first paid the II
shilines which was demanded by the journeymen
but have latterly been trying to edge back.
The store keepers Of Flushing have adopted the
plan for the early closing of stores, but not Will
lamsburgh.
The German Workingmen of Wiliamsburgh hold
great mass meeting on Friday evening at Schon
hals & Buses.
Mr. Tobitt's Labor Reform paper (The IadepeH-
dent Press the Times says, will not be published
The lndustrials OF Brooklyn, WILLIAMSBURG, &c
have Just begun TO arouse, and will no doubt give
good account Of themselves
WIscoNsIs The advent of A. K. BovAY as Ed.
itor of the WiseOasia Ezpress, at Madison, Dane
Co. the Wbg State paper is hailed with Joy by
the Press of this radical State, without distinction
of party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
NEw.YosK July 1850.

II hOtice.-Ass mark Of respect fJr me memory OF
lie fr,sCent and Of regret for hts death, nuch 70
be- ored by the whole county, the Public Oces Of TIE
Un-o Setes IN this dsuici, will be closed during the
~tOe u Saturday the loth int
The several departments OF ne Custom House will bs
open nom 10 O'clock only, Tor tbs transaction OF ndis
pensHble business.
The fsgs Of the public buildings will be hoI!sd a. half
MAJ iyll u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
~ Notice 70 Contrnrtors.-sesled PROPOSE

~ Notice 10 Contrnctors.-Seslet proposals Tor
TIE grading mssOtry bridging, supersucture syng the
track sId frciI the Caazndsgua and Corning R2ro 81
Leading ron CanendGigua 20 the Chsmung Railroad viii
be q he Office " John king Co Contractors
II Cspsndsigua, until the 25sh day Of July
Prof ard psus can be seen al The office OF the Chief
Engineer, al CeBsndsigua, after the 2DIh met
Ths Road 10 tbout IS miles In lengths divided into
sections OF one mile each
BidsWil be received on single sections for sevef,l
united JOHN 3. KING CO.
Canand1gus, July 5, 1880. jy9 t2OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

" Notice.-The subscribers tho capital stock og,he
PGerson and Hackeusssk Railroad Company rsquslL
81 at Peer ArchceE Hots 10 Pa srg0u i-
7 day Of July uexL for the purpose Of choosing
Directors The POAE will be open from 10 O'clock Az.
o'clock n -PateFson June 10, l8s0
CS VANWA9ONER, D X ALLEN
J. CHADWICK, CHRiSrOPEh COLI,
=. hAGlNNlS, JOHN ACKERNAN, Jr
HENRY z. VOORHEES,, Jr. CormiEEioners.
qofs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

Ew- To Boss bakers.-rhe Operative bskefs linton
dOuse OF Cs Reading Room and Library, u open
III Grsnd-sL daily, from A N ul N. ana sunday,
RON 10 g. and keeper always n attendance 10 give
every facility 70 Bosses from city or country either wishing
or writing 70 the Houfs for men.
LEWIS HALBAUEh Keeper
JOHN L. kENNE, Pre-t
gAl KosERTsoF, Rec Sec is22 imD&I8
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
PowELTon HOUSE n WBURGH.

n THE PROPRIETOR Of ihs fsyorls 500 Asroo s,
q place Of Summer resort tskes pleasure ~ eshnf ~
attention Of tho New-YOrs pubic 10 inc iecI Wy ~
now prepared for The reception an snie y, /.
transient permsnen, boafdsn The high esunsnyn !.
which bs house held by iemcs who epsn, ne sam
months there he 10 will render AZ exteAocn uv
ofts superior attractions m point OF location -
Hudson River The lsdef hrreofOre, Tii De -
WHY every delcsey me mafksls shord 10 ed1lion ~
former facilities for fegchiDg HeWbuign y stsanp-..
here are FIVE trains ~ passing daily either vy rvn
Nev-YOfk and Albany Early application should 9e nsos
for q selection u rooms lel0 Nu'i 70 DpNADi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
Crops In PernsylVania.

LEwsroN, hifln Co. Pa. Saturday, July g. 1850.
To me Editor Of The Tribune.
Our farmers throughout this State noswithstsnd-
ing the drought by which they have been visited
during the month Of June, are reapng a boantfdl
harvest both Of Wheat aud Rye. The grass crop
wsS also good, but the oats will be very shore.
The weather here has been exceedingly dry since
the ikt of June which, while favorable for gather.
ing the grain and hay, has been very injurious to
the recond crop o. grass, :hs clover, as an in.
formed not having started since the frat cutting
The loss Of this crop though, is OF little moment
cept Tor the value of the seed. These remarks
will apply more particularly to the eastern part Of
Pensy venia. Respectfully yours. Jc.w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

q WHfer.Cure IS-utut,s-City Rad Coeu-
tFl.-D TRAIL receives patens Al nis cOnmOdiOls GUY
-sisbusnmeut IS Lsigh-st and Oys,er Bay l. Co
1uricsdnb ally between these pieces by steamboat and
-sr0od GererGl prsclce attended to- Consultations s.
ten Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

~ RemaynI,-PHlLIP EEssr, Professor OF Music
an ssrnsr of hs Beh and other 6uios aud tho guitar
,-,n-cf1llv informs bis friends end h- pubic in gso-rsl
la; be has removed SD Broadway, near Wsker-st
Nsx.YorE myio SDeodv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

e. Hudson River Water.Cure Establish
ment Terryto ~n With every convenience for treat
en will be completed for the reception Of parean by tho
18th Of July next For tarng apply TO -
Turyrown, June Is, 1850. je%o In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

~ VI gs ana ToBpecs-- ~ -. ee'7o, -
WIE Factory 10 a. WSlsL where al AZ nines ca ~
found The lnrgeft assortment IN The ely enSEgen tno
ctrens should cr md lcsgo for teemseyos before Re
eh.srg el.ev7tsre BATcgrLoe's aewiy invented Wlg1
Obtained sl7er medal 81 the raf CT We american insu'
Sts Cony me address. mylB kWkEn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

Hon. JOHN II HARMAysoY-We have heard
from various sources, within the last few days,
that the health of this gentleman is so much i'm
paired by his residence in Washington that an i'm
mediate change Of climate is deemed indspensably
necessary by his ply scisns. We have heard it
confidently remarked by his friends that he will
shortly reign bis seat in Congress, the proper dis
charge of bis official duties being rendered impos-
sbe, by protracted and increasing bodily trinity.
sston r jugs tLs) Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
n O,Iiiel,j. To,e.rnph line, {

n WIielly's Telegraph Lines, connecting
yilh s s-ooas vi lle Unl7l S.ses. 0ene 81 Ohco l6i
Broadway Open frO4 Ia he morning iii II Ell Night
Visitors IN New Yors who accustomed 70 trsnsscuog
0Usiness viii the OR,elly Lines 10 any section Of the
lied S0fes will ird Is their tsrest 10 leave their die
catches his Office, insurs prompt and correct
n's7'Cn ieS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

EELebaBon springs WRter-Uure Establish
mcnt IL 10 iis SIKH year VI successful oPefstoo
Tvs Ina " REDORTHA, ND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

a. or. HoughIOn's water Duro EsmbitsEs
ncrG-kc 2, veal slCycEt1 street, hros doors to=
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

n Tho "UraDso IlounutiB Water CUTe,D ~
~ Ore e. J.Oue hIsfs ride by abroad iroa ne Cy
Tse establishment he's private baths sftsche3 Ihe pa
leuis' ro1ns Address DR. MEEKER- 8 Orsngs, ~ }.
Tor iefms isi2d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

IT The Albany Dutcbman.-Ths popular jour
wi mmeDce this Week lhs psb. suon Of moot ex-
citing Novelette, by "Fsulksnbrdge" the mOst spirited
writer Of the day Wholesale A. ents, DEXTER Bso,
IS Ann 81 New.York. jyll e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

y n. sbew'. Water-Curo Institution, cor.
ner Twelfth st ana Uniyersty-plAce. INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
LEBANON SPRINGS

F-r--z4szY1 LEBANON SPRINGS
ASA E<<<rS~1sg snd the
mn--n--- SHAKER CITY,
lvfa Hudson -Ths shortest ara least expensive roce
10 celebrsted places by The Hudson River R.ifose
and sstmboss 10 Hudson thence % The Hudson Railroad
ard stsgs (throrgh Shaker Cityl 20 ,hs Spragf
RCsssrgsrs nom NeD-YOrk by the mOrniag ;r71 enc
boes ugy arrive u he Springs e. u - ne sane csy
Passengers b. the evening uEin snS h0ais RON seHros
may reach the Springs the Dsxt morning 81 ~ 0cocE
fare from Hudson 70 The Springs 81 M.u sors
jel5 Sun }. WATSh"AN, oep.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
GENERAL NttIlUM3.
OF Phonogrnphio Publications OF all sorts BY

o. FOwlers & Wells, PhrenOiOs lists and ( Alb
lishers, Clinton Hall, 1871 NGssausL usar the Park
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

II 1.-THE VALE or CEDARs" is the title Of the
last work Of GRACE AGUILAR, before her lsmented
death, which took place in 1871 1t is a work Of
decided power and interest (New-YOrk: D.
Appleton & Coz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

no DEAR PkhsUNs.-The powers VI ho4nng
4 Stored and The various Distressing noises and unp ear
ar eischarges Of be removed N time without
nss or pain Al Dr. LUTENERs Fer lnhrmsry 80 Brosd.
way ard 2. Wanen-sL Open daily, except su1dsys from
1ht Cor Ealtanon fee, by letter osherviSet IN.
paid letters n ussd. iols In
Fr'O CANDLE IIAhhns.-rne subscriber rsspecy
L fuiy informs Trade mai tney be supplied VIII
eande-mouds Tor Gska sse&ne, spsm, sdansn1ne and
tlow caDo,es wsrrknsd Of the vsy quality and
rOrtnEnship tho owe,t possible prices References
given N some Of the hrst houees In New-YOrk
isla I'M w WEBB, Aleu and Houston Sn
ell 0n0 10 LOAN Al per cent on improved
IF NEsMIfH l. Co oP.oeu
U,OR sALE-Ons sScond hand Adams Re Tef FfNN
II 10 rood ordsr DE Of plaen 3fxS7 inches $780,.
CHAIN CABLES lA5go sssorLn,ops "a H"s"0
Z proved HON 50 70 l7-s inches Iol sac Dy
nh 0AUNT h DEhhlChsoa' Is" ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

AndTewsG bowl, puhlshed edd tor o.
les 2aWDdWH JOhr kO". 4 sld a aua-s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
NEW.LEBANON sPRINGs-ooLUMsIA

tumerec wing making is entire length about $50 feet and
capable % accommodating SOC VISITORS large nun
Der VI taken for the by families and per
hspG no place combines so any eturcdoas for heath nd
pleasure.
b. taxing the morning By the New-Hsyen nd
Housaionic Railroad. Hudson River Railroad HN
son, passengers arrive al the Springs Gt 81 O'Clock n1
afte!t oor Ysre through only 81 50 bsSa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

q" EARSEsTHEss, OR INCIDENTS IN THE
LIFE OF AN ENGLISH BISHOP" no. PIP. 269) is
the reprint Of popular religious novel by CHAs.
b. TAYLOR, which is said not to be inferior to
either of the former productions Of that favorite
writer. New York: Stanford Il Swords
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
SUMNER RETREATS.
BOARD ar THE IGHLANDs.

THE subscriber from the opportunities Of bis Trends
contrary bis original intention, has opened hi
mansion ct tho Highlands for the accommodations Of isn'
lies and single genllemeo during the The hDdss
possesses sill the advantages OF genteel retreat Is mo
summer having uninterrupted view of the ocean, whsfe
every ship bound In and OF the city, be seen snd
where hulung grounds and fishing VITA Pleasure boat f
excursions adjoining and a. hand rne rooms are
the beat order for comfort and the proprietor can Accom-
noone 90 o 100 bOedefs-and wishes IL distinctly under
stood that II IL should any be full ito prevent dssp
rointmenll Que notice VIII be given 10 ms pusi:
Highsnds, July g. 1850. WILLIAM JONES,
B92T Proprietor II ths Neversnt H0ute
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

Of salisbury, Conn. lie open for tse reception q
bosrders w the day week mOnIh Being 10 he V.cloY
OF Lakes WoDtcopomuc Washauing and WeshInse houS
atomic and BaEh Pish Falls; Mount Rhgf n0unI ofsc1
ard many other points Of interest," the location
very desirable, ard Il viii be the constant e1aeayoi VI I
proprietor, 10 render the sojoup u visitors ge.nS s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
WASHING MADE EASY.
r,RENCE BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

ERENCE EUAEDINtt IN D EAt 7UHUUL.
-Hadame HII bhs removed her French zns EnslA
aosrdirR an Day school hon CETfoD-plsce 70 w
"a HsrSsplscs Near FirEsay Tte rev iocsina e 1oes
and airy. with q srge garden, and the soose eoops
sue viii ever modern conve1iouC1 1lr 1ytae ~,
hsvng daughtert for whom they cc-rs s'A0rJago 9.
srst-c'aas ed1csrsn w all branches co. ara sxts'
her trsumouislf She he's had o9ulmlsd D. Ger eyoSl
dangLaEs Of may Of - issding tzmlAif . tas "
aEn refer 70 all @-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

ExTRACT OF L0GWOOD.-A rlpenoF 60 90
L manufactured and iof sale BY the Nepefh.D ~
O6es iss Wster.st 'a22 STss0dtl RUSSELL n,~--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

BOARD A gentleman and bis lady, or two sinsia
D ntemeD can be pleasantly sccommod ,lei 10 pd
vhie family Rooms furnished unf1rois hed-secood
ry Apply al l49 WoosiersL Ho1sonst stage route
DIl3.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
nttARIliNa.

QOAKD IN TBE COCNTRY.-A few fsm :,
ocan be accommodated with board short distance ou
Glen Cove, L. l. Tho house IL situated Oy No ses shors
convenient for basing sailing 6c ,hs are lsrss
and ay The announcing and drives paced
even IN Tia; Delightful region For particulars inquire u
ALBERT Il COCK. Canine sL Is l~s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

QAGs, hOrEs, and al sinds o. psper n.' -
II ers msterias boo INT ana sold liberal tsrr.s a a.
III 0AUAT d DERRIcHSoN. IL ana IL s~~~'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

IL "AMY HARRINGToS," (12 mo. PIP. 3OO,) is a
reprint Of an English religious novel by the author
Of the "Curate Of Linwood,' intended to expose
the fantastic tricks and the family disguised spr-
itual despotism" of the Puseyite movement.
New. York J. c. Striker)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

q" TRAVELS IN SIBERIA" by ApoLrH Err
MANN, translated from the German by w. d. Coo
~, in two volumes, IL mo. highly instructive
book of travels, by writer who for accuracy of OBJ
,ervation and keenness Of philosophical ,agacity,
has been compared with the great Humboldt, and
perhaps, not altogether without some shadow OF
justice. At all events his work will be found to
contain treasury Of curious information, on topics
which have rarely engaged the pen Of intelligent
travellers. Among other subjects which he pre-
sents IN vivid colors, the strange life Of the ga
noyede snder the polar circle, the thrift and pros.
perity Of the Yakuts under the rigors Of their aus
tere climate, the trade between the frontiers Of 81
IBERIA and Bokhara and rsshkend, tho fisheries of
the Obi and the general sspec. Of nature and vege.
tStion in the most Northern portions Of the Old
World. philadelphia: Lea & Blanchardl
~" SUPPLEMENT TO FRANK FORSsrERs
FISH AND FISHING OF THE UsIrED STATES" by
WILLIAM II. HEEsERr. is a beautifully printed
volume. intended 20 correct the errors and omis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
WANn

&lNCkRs WsNTRD--la church 10 So an Broos
CHn-Oue good tenor sng.r shp 10 espsh.e Of tstisr
1e ShNfse oi fmsl choir Alsl good sopfsno
a. 80 t.si,,I 10 so1h 5g0oEyu peerrd address
- -iyD " tps Omcs. jYlo 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

EtuAkD ~ THE COUNTRY Xix or cig,, pen
ID sons be accommodated with good board and sps-
cious rooms al desrsoe counuy plsces al.
usted wilhy half mile OF the em rosd and bOrde irs
On the CroOn Lake For further particulars inquire ., W
r WOOD, z42 Bowery. jyll 81 rnskM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

PICARD IN LIAMsBURGU.-One or lSo
IL seBtsnen he accommodated win pleasant rooms
and breakfast and lea 10 private family 80 sirstsl
minutes walk fro The Peek slip Ferry Boat every
1--WE minutes Location very desfab,s; house fs-ss NO
water, commanding 6ae vlew u Brooklyn, New fors.
Esst River, &c &c. jy9 ims
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

II "RomANcE OF THE OCEAN" ~ mo. PIP.
2ls) i, diluted fiction describing the voyage Of
the Wildfre to California, by FASNY FOLEY It
has some touches of bumor to relieve its generalin
sipidity. philadelphia Lindsay & Blakeston)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

BOARD kEDUCbD-At the private Mansion Hours
D5l Greenwch-st Gentlemen with single beds ana nghL
airy rooms a. 50 per week day bosrders, 81 per weea
transient bOarders 81 cents per day Baths grss e lns
klOARDlNG-Two family rooms TO le, furnished or
Dnne A ed yrith hoard NJ Murray.st
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-19

Gen. Dix, of New York, would do credit to his
6ns abilities if, like Mr. Paulding he would think and
act for himself. They would be much more worthy
employed if, like his late colleague, Gov. Dcknson,) he
would rise above the fog Of ree-soism. He has given
recent evidence OF his devotion to the genius of
Van Burensm 1t Saturday last that he addressed
meeting Herkimer. and he .'cosed his review of
the slavery controversy with the declaration. pregnant
with truth, that If the senator's Congress from the
fYss States had carried ot the w of their constituents IN
ls47, three years Of agitation $50 much deprecated in
tain quarters) might haze been avoided In the latter
part of his speech, chiefly devoted to the elucdaon OF
the doctrine Of instruction, be dwclt with great severity
upon the recent of Mr. Webster" Is Gen. Dix so
very certain that this (he adoption Of the Wmot
PEoviso) would have arrested "M,ee gears Of agita-
Non :" The contrary is most probable; for doubt
much whether the Union would have whstood the shock
of the Wilmot Provso If were adopted noao, it would
increase the agitation in ncaculable degree, and it
would run into disunion
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-19

The Albany Estate Register late the mouth-piscs OF
Mr. Fillmore that he is most decided wing
and that he will rally the wings again into efficient
party Such, we have doubt. will be his policy; and
il remains with the democrats say whether they will
not slso rally their forces counteract the wings Give
vi the two old national parties into which the
whole country was divided, and let US have
the same issues on which TO light. and we have
NO fear of the triumph of truth. But there IS one
sentiment which the Estate Register" ascrbes TO Mr.
Fillmore which rather variance with the current re-
ports II hints that he "sands opposed IN principle TO The
extension OF slavery any territory OF the United States
now free" Does the Register mean that Mr.. F. is in
favor OF the Wmo principle and will support it in order
TO proven, the further extension OF slavery This sup
position is directly at war with what the Washing.
ton correspondent Of the Philadelphia Bulletin writes
..Mr Fillmore In the My author
itv for saying is his words have heard him
grst much opposition raised TO the scheme,
when both sections it afforded happy termination
their strife. This ought to be conclusive"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-19
From the late speech of Hon. c: L. Durham, OF In
diana, we take the following eloquent peroraon

DANA, we take tue following eloquent peloTauOn:
Sir, have heard honorable genemen cooy asm pit to
calculate the vaue OF this Unions value in dollars and
centhis Union purchased price in suffering, toll and
blood in with which the mines OF the Indies
sink the value OF this Union,
with tue moral influence OF which upon mankind,
the wealth of the but the dust in the balance =
this Union, which Is the that Is leayenng the world
with the spirit OF freedom this Union which the nucleus
the liberties Of at once the model tor
the successful and the asylum Tor the unsuccessful patriot
his struggles against the tyranny Of the Old World =
this Union, whose future when attempt jpdXe
by its past, the faeIs and IN its
weary wing having found resting-pace Why sir, what
this Union few but thirteen seebe colonies
upon this Atlantic coast 'FWsstwardihe OF empire
way The hardy of liberty scaled the rugged
valleys below, and already they filed
with noble the OF heaven shone upon
sui westward they take their They have scaled the
ow-capped peaks Of the Rocky Mountains, and poured
themselves down their slopes the shores the
majestic Pacific and already greeted with
the mum OF busy industry coming from those distant
hills and valleys ady II by magic, rich and tenn
INK cities prosperous villages, aud thriving hamles
spfinging AL that country bedecking X like the
gliterng jewels oil gorgeous dadem Soon the i'm
commerce. Of Asia and the Indies, which has SO
long supplied the golfers OF England and sustained her
will It's gtterinx treasures thar
coast through yon rocky barriers the
these valleys. Waist yet Deliberate
States sprngng Into existence, as II In obedience TO the
hH OF HIN VINO speaks and Is done Caicnae The value
oil such Union As we'll might you attempt 10 number
the sands The hore The gerlng hosts oil
blue arch above Can be possible that any who
claims be American czen--ln whose veins courses
American blood, whose bosom Ihrobs American
heart fell exhilarating influence OF the genius
of Tree fall so low 10 attempt to cal
cuate the value OF such Union Sir, such has
soul enough appreciate the value OF this UpioD
should be listened the unmeaning babble of the
maniac