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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-31

4 Clipper .sip viseoxsiH - Per ~ ss., sv.rn ps.
10 ~ the trs I.srr.ei r.skst and 10 cell hns~n
Sect ssiicr f.v tsss tesss k cs. t tssss shipp~rs
s.srns meet NJ hsh rriess - the ssa frsncsee
is.s',r. ,ss iantuftos Co. !. wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-31
FOR SALE AND TO LET.


LNOR SALE. AT ssa0- THLTWo AND HALF STORY
brick house, No. Isl sufot with eight rooms.
with IRE places Crotch water basement aRd second
and al the modern mpfoyement House 10 by Is feet lot
1of deer. Apply 70 The owner, on The premises
ENOR sAIE-TIIE GOOD WILL AND STOCK OF A
Wholesale Lqpor Store down town. doing good city
each and ffort time business Stock hsnd SMALL the
proprietor gipg In other business Address w. T. w. Once
Of this raier.
EoR sALF--THH sNogIsc EsrARLIsgsesr IN
- street. near Tenth avenue with horses,
Re all In good order for the purpose of carrying
the smoked heb meat And provision business with four
years nte OF e same For further inform alton
the premises Of Dossherty rat II cocrues SIP N: 3.
Only reason for selling III health OF The owns which 10
well Known.
CHEAP FOR cAsu-A STOCK or DIRT GOODS
~ 100 dollars Will be sod AZ a treat s.criaee Tor ready
money. Apply 10 oEoaCE RANKS.
Ne. IS CsthaTins street
HOUSE 3os BROADwAy-TO LET OR LEASE. TaH
three prick house and lot q ~ w. No w BrsaA
just tslow ha,onie Hail. from lat NAY Ayply
valentine c. Hall. Esser No 10 orsmsrey PARK r~entlh
street between Fourth avenue and living Place. ag A. NJ
or from teI Pm.
HOUSE IN BRoADwAY.-wANrED TO LEASE FOR
atsrm 81 ave With privilege % purchasing the
tsne Dvsins House situated IN Brc.d-ay cas-, SIDE b.
tween the PARK and Walisr Persons DESTROYS u
good tenant viii please address tos 2ti post once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-31

CosTrNEs -TBE ONLY COSTUME WAREHOUSE,
~ wkefe ladies ard emer car be eompeteiy eqarped
fer hssquersds Tsbssur. Fsney Balls, rs ~ No ss
Prince tue.t Mr. Ntbios carden sslsct and splendid
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Stun TT aber iidber Cure Belt!
EEGine nelle nDbi9e St6neiDeret.
SGtiltllcl Seltlt,
Sbneioer In Der Gt0ot QllIentoul

S6netbsr In Der Staot 9lllentautt
ersrsift eisfe 8eIessnbst ieinsn Sreunben. Runbsn
uno Dem publifum ibertaupt Die 1nsei9e su MAIDEN.
ba6 er cine neue Shueibere in Der Staot 4uentaun.
uno Swar am noro6ifIiben Gde Der 9amiltOn unb
4nn Sra6sn er6ffnet bot olIw0 er bsreit III 1aen
Die bn NIT ibrer Runbfbaft beebren mbgen, in bic
fem SADIE nab Wunfb Su oeuen.
unb 9eu ycrf erbdIt. 70 psrfpri6t er, baB feline Qr
belt an Sb6nbeit fener anberu In biefer Stabt
natftsben wirb !; uno ba aGe feline 4rbeiten unter
fener sissnsn aufiidt sefdebsn. 70 M er wiaia fur
bic 9hte zines soen QrtifeIs Der feline Berfdtte per-
IdBt. gut su iieben.-g8as feine preife anbelanst
70 feasn oisfeIbe 70 blis fen, bas iie nir9enbs in
aGentaun biaiser sefunoen Wereen.
Gr 1T banfbar fur bersits seno6ene Runtf6aft
bittet um cine Sortoauer uno fnbtt perit6ert, eaB
sr oisfsbe bur6 feline pinftlibfet. feline CUTE 4r'
belt uno feline biaise preife nod nm UieIss psrmsb
rem wirp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
0nrraD! OurraD! 0urraD!
Sriicbe Slnfaltift
bes Swsitsn Ginfaufs BON
SrnDltn9S unD SDmmer9litern
0tn Nbt[aOc(ubio Gtobr.


Nittdrstr-gRr bistsn cub bS Srababr bic tctsn aaufs
an, Die ibr felt fdnf Sabrsn 9cbatt.
20 w 3sn Srdbfnss unb scnratr nit sius, aSn;snesn
afcransnt eEetes' DrSg=QDoOreu
90 Stdde-l500 Wos.-enncn euifrs Ut MIR 10 Gents.
% ec 500 " A Geo. ilpsrftu ,u 12k Gsnts.
Slts "A fron3Sffhs eatuns, fts Sartsn 10 Gtnts.
L Al mperfins DC. 128 Gtnts.
t rdtT in otr S0brit 10 @tnts nun m psrtaufn Gts.
30 Stid uperfsiusr 0atln tuerb Is Gents, ;u 10 Gents
MouSGin srabssfcbt-baiger aGs ie!
100 etads 78 fapsrfiasr 9stIihtsr gcusin ;u Cents
100 7-S crtra fiperfttnsr 90 u Gents
10 Sidt ftan,6Fiht sareaes. Fbr bits gu 25a3l Gents
10 enncn 9arc9ss gu % Gents.
Sare9e Dc Gains, Gin pcr;u9ttbts ddertsmsnt
9leumObise Srssfsibe.
40 Gds alrir ersfts plaio nb rinfae Drsioe rcn 80
bis su I25 6eutse Waro.
Sbawts, ShamIs
70 s4 tpar3tictns Sdha,ps pcn "a rs bis 81 so
Duesno nsimeei9c fartenpshitlnoe, u 50 20
Suh. @a6emers. ,e fur Mannsleute
in 9rcFsr ausrua biH9tr a e k upOr ssm Yuttm ansbcs
srnn,sritcfs nit ftsn Tar6su scu IL bis 25 gsnts.
Duesub 9rcFs psf Spp tbsn erbaltn unb ttQ9 rsr;
tauftu
Carpets, Carpets
1000 ares CARPETS rrbn srbalttn unb unacpSbnih ti9
Yrtautn. g8ir batn euts Gapsts fir 10 Gnts bic orp.
SenftrbIsnren.
500 5sntsrttnbtn rtn 25 bis so GsutS, bas gtdd.
9rcSerits, GrcSaies !
Is 6casbsaes 0icucrlsous 9Pctats III Gents bic Suart
20 8arrd lhSuer 3uder ;l Gents has pfino
Im philadelphia Stcbr uoet cine ptltSubs 4usrrab
aItr Scrttn GutT an ben alsrntCorielten 9rtitn.
81. 8.-ans 1rtIn sanbcsprceuk wnbsn I'M ausaufb fiji
9Faarrn 9tncGnltn.
S)sa9er unp SSeibner.
aGsntarn, GVa 2. nq3n,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
oonmeritas, Sen %. Mai, 1850. !

ScDet bier!
Gt,pas mcues fir Sa,lcrn, S>anOtuer.
| Fer uno 2lnOere,
tn SSescDspille, 2eba gauntu.
gRtdrsr cet if Belt wsnn ibr pen csu fbSnfisn uuo
nemeot9tsn urn bnbsn pct NIT rnsn i'd cebsr pblus
ospbts uno G gcrf Jdd9ctebrt bin ss fir bic abss
lest Fbr gut pahsn. Sb babe 9sSfnSt,
2 SOrem
Don ben fd6nfen une bsten 8aarsn auf bic ibr
cure Qu9en ie 9eIe9t babt
r9aims.
8ottns ron 4 bis 124 Cts. G0imsrs scn 25 bis 81 90
g. Ssssdtss Ss,a Ht1 gssln III apata TT 50 50
Sub $1.00tis S400.
Glns srcfs austuabl eha"ls an alien grsfen
Strdmpk uno banebnbe scn Gents bis sur nn SuaIitSt
bcfsntrd9er bon bis SO Geut$,
5smbtra9sn scn 10 bis 25 Gents, bic bsttn.
Gin Die 9GOies-
etabIsScra0en unb Stablg6ds,
Sdus uno Yaracs
Surts uup Buffalo Gamms,
/ eestcn
Al iRottun su 10 Gents bic aaro.
9Rcusln e eans. cine srrgs Suantat p'n fbtnn et su
l24 Gents Die 9arb
Sdparss Sbt stbapls NIT rsun Srou,su, Fbr wrblhiL
Smtcns<2Sa aarcn.
Gin srfrs unb tnbrcs aFortsment SunsQBaarsr. Be-
eenp aus ele alIaencntn &crratb Seller Sbtsashlrr
ron ltosr Scr Sdun Scpls, Dinner Setts, Srtss Gl ar
ten Gaswooren tpttc ate weblkl prtauf wtresn
OrUcc ieS.
5udr Ycn ieccr art uub fcbr rcbrl.
9HcIafTts fir 6. 8, 10 uno 12A Gents
aaffte pcn 123 bis Is Gents.
philadelphia SRbsp rom bttn Der il in esr @e9sne tpar.
8ranep. Sin gHen, @ctpir;t, Sbee uno bcni9.
adrs Sc l, une g. in 9ansn baIttn, eisrts uno adt
Yarrd.
STR ctioe gaorcn proen eanocsprceuf als 8uttr, Qr
Ssilb, Scifs, Shmo Stas sumper @unptcirCn, 3mibln
QRcr9sn Garn, no, in austaub On9cncmmn, wcfdr Der
b6tbits SRattpreis srtaubt rpro.
0Gs III rprhlbsannt nrct lm9c9snb baF oti9er ed au
eer @eneu wtbf stauft puee uno crt err Mrnan ngt
sa rpar-uno IA bas baupctn Stc in philadelphia. gps
gcrt fbsm bensuenc n Yret 9cic9tn it, c fam lt
so Yrrnt pcbr pefaufsn ais ir9mp Gin anesrr Stcbr I'M
Gcuntp.
limb i'm pcbitn @srtaufIn rsusr gSaarsn lost b oub
niht bintenan feen,
SSalter q. Subs..
Ipril a. 2W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
SeDr tpt6tt9e 9eeui9fett |!
Charles 5cboll,
Gaafmanns<S6neioer lit BET Stapt Ql(s
Ipffntn,

N1ilfmatlils<S6neloer III per St1pt VI
leiltaunI
Benadridtiget feline Sreunben, altsn Runeen uno
Elm geebries QubIifum ubebauptt oaB fOeben cine
neue Raufmanns Sdneioere er6ffnet bat unb sipar
fdsd9 9e9enuber Der Soofelotp t6alIe, uno bic 2te
1hure oberbalb Der neeta 9atriot' Druferei, auf
Der n6relidben Seite Der SamIton Strabe, in dlen.
taun alwo er
CiHeH HeneH ans eaus DOrtreffiieben Stof 2Saas
einsefestbat. ben ct auf bic frssfe QnSeise an ben
biaisfeu prsiien. nad ben neuefeu MOben, auf Die
bette Weife, uno auf oas 9ef6ma6p0ufe Su RIeioer
Hniarbeten miro.
Stine Waaren beifebsn sum Sbei aus fupsrfei
men Iudern Don allen Sartsn uno QreiBen. uno
Nsmanc fam ea fsblsn feinsn ei9snen 9efhmad
su befriebissn.
Gein 2Se(fensem0 pirb nireenbs foniiwo in
oiefer Stoot ubertrcffen SIM @sgentbeiI fhbIt er
ueriidert ba6 feline 4uswab atIes in tiefem Srt an
S66nbsit uuo 8iQisfsit ubshifft.-Seine Cafe
si1eres, Sattnets uno 70 Weiter, iinb sbenfaus
erftH 9hte uno feline oneere SOmmer.paaren 9leib'
faus auf Gas SarsfiItiafe aus9swdbIt. welbes i'm
IN ben Stanb feet. Ienene SUmmerssioer an ben
auernisbrisGen preiBen absuIaBen.
S9unSen:9lrbeit.- Golden bic fcnfiwc faus
FEM piro er nit Srsuben uno Danf ibrs e9ene Q8aa'
ren, an ben btui9fen preBen Su &Isesr pelferti9rn
-uno sr ruOute nod bier bemerfen. oab ct ibnen
Iut ftupeN S1uHH III pWlgIH OaWt leiHtH OuHt 6outi
nnb bae CT db fets freusn wiro, fie nit ibren eiss
nsn Waaren BEL ibm enfebren Su feben-@r btttet
baber um cine Sortbauer ciefer @unf.
Serti9c 1teionn9ss StiiGfe.
Gr sebenft audb INNER Elm uoaitinoiess Qforte'
msnt ffrtissr &leiounss Stide auf 5ano Su buIten,
als 8cds. bon allen Ssnennuneen. Sarbtu uno prei'
Gen, Beifen, 5ofen. etc. ete.-Sanbet fur cure ei'
Senen Sntersen unb rust an er iebet nitt natb ei'
nem sepmadenoeu foubern nur nab einem Ieben-
Ia6snosn profit. GAME Qnsi9e pie ie nur per'
Ianst werben pou bis 25 ShaIsr bdIt er INNER in
Bersitfhoft, weIde wenu ibr lie fauft fter cine
fob6ue Summe erfpart
Da er Die Moben rsseImd6is BON philadelphia
uno Reuporf erbdlt 70 Fam er cmit alien nab ID.
rem sissusn gsfbmad csneu.
Gr labst baber das Elm. BEL ibm an,ufpre6en fei.
ne g5aaren unb 1tbeten su betradbttn (rveIdes ia
uidts fnfst) uno lidb fslbf pou Sbeuaefa9tem su
iibsrSeugsu-uuo sr fublt perfibsrt. oaB wenn oies
ssf6isht. sr ,.fsns 8shnuns niht Obne ben @irtb
matbt" wenn sr auf cine liberae unterfheuns ees
publifums rednet.
g1arleS S6pQ.
1rril 16. nqbo
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
NQ6rt6t

miro bermit 0s9eben, oab Der llnterf6risbene ale
Qominlrator Don Der !6interlo6eni6aft Der psrs
ffCrbensn INN Cub nj 9. Iettbin pUn Der Stact
Uurnaun, ernannt mcroen ill., SOIde eaber. bic
an befaate Sintataffenfhaft I6uIrt9 iino, wertsn
siuht innerbaIb=6 Q8o6en onJurufcn unS ab5u
beSaben-tlnb SoItbe. Die nod rebmdei9s Qn~
forbnun9en an seoahte t9interIaiTenftaft Su MAIDEN
babcn, fino srfu6t fot6e binnsn beia8tem 3eitraum
unfeblbar oub cnSubdnci9en.
SOiepb S8eie, arentsnS.
Mai 16, nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
Sefentlt6e 0enbm

Gamioas ben fen SUM nidifens, nm IL ubr
Mlittass fou an eem lestberi9en 98obnbauie ces
periforbeuen . a II eI 81 Der, in Baibin9tcn
1ouufdip, ee6a @auntp, tfentIitb Uertauft wers
ben:
Sine 6ausubr nit 1alfsn, Sfen init 9icGr, ;wei
Sifieu, Sbreibpuft. Sbranf Set. nebif SettffeI'
ls. cine 8utfe. Bssen, SOrn uno Beltforn beim
Bufas eine 8erfbisoenbeit pon 9ettib, S6ub'
madrsefdirr, elm Fupferner 8elIeI. 1leicun9sflds'
uno font nod aasrIei 9aus' uno Suden9erdtb-
fboften su UsitIdufs su meloen.
Die 8seinsun9en am 8nfaufsta9t uno 1uf'
Rdrtuue yen
Ascttr N6bert grpr.
Tai l6 =s:2~:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
@gitt tteuer GDnfeetiDndr.
0eraeEt aud btes niobt il lefen.

~ Ser9eBf 0N0 DIES nI0l III IRleH.
Der llutsrssi6nste bittst aud I'm GrIaubnib bier
anse9en su fonnen. paB sr ebsnfaas in 3ufak tu
oem Obisen 9ef6dft
Gincm tteitem GonfectionGrsgcD dap
an obenasmeIbetsn Srt er6nst bat llnb Elm Uoftan'
oiees Enforcement Gdnbies unb gln6e aler 4rt
uno eurS 4as uno iebe QrteeI bic in eiefen 9duier
aebatten wuben, gum &sinperfauf auf 9ano Bat
Seine @aaren fino alle neu unb Don erfter 9lte,
unb feline prsfe 9anS serins on uno nber
Sset Gud BON Dem @efd9ten. unb wenn Sbr eieS
tbut. fO erbet Sbr unsebsten 9erne offers anrnfen
-Gr bittet aIio um esnei9ten 3ufpruda in btefen
feinen beiceu 9eftdften, fur weI6e @unfbeteu9un9
ct iid INNER oanebar erweifen wiro.
SamueI Ssenn.
1Gentauu. Qpril IL. 1850. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23
9rD6er
!Solss ltitS 6Ob(eits !SOf
IN Glib -9SetbleGent.

w CWp"QOelUtEDeH+
Die ntsrbr,sbsncn teuodssbtscn ibr Srsunbs unb bas
Tutum dbsrbaupt cae s fcrbrsn persn ben cbsn spabn
n 5cl,. H. Scbnsbef on es uno pcbtetaunn Stano:
ptae in Sdc 8etbsben, in allen uo9icn 3pe9tn Su trte
Dantar fiji bsberi9c llntcrtdeuna bccn e sur pdnfdht
lufpartuna in brcm @sha uuo brate prt aub frnrbia
sinsn 2bel Der Sftntlhcu 6uuefhaft su erbatsn
ec babsn te6uos snen srrFen uno undbsrtrshsn @rrf
rob peu o aubeti auf bane, une ea m i'm Sesrif no nab;
rcno Der tcfRbsn Sabresseit rbn9efdbr III IIcnn Su6
g8 e: ~ pcrresn uno eas Sane I'M 8inen prtaas
fin croeu e es fir gaar9o an Dem Gntaufsprcs pertauf
uno bsinabs 70 bins auf Grseit auf cine turs 3eit.
ga osst6n br eienss 8aubrl d9en, fs fno e i'm Ganbs
9ins far GsbGuce 70 wcbl, wSun Ht wSbIsr ais irssub
tnft smano su fallen.
Sic pcrren sbsnaus bsmtsd fdr GstauSs auf ssteuuns
bnusn turSsr 5eit tteftrn.
Sbr iesissr @erratb bsfebt aus:
g4te 4ins 8erbs, 6srIcd SstssRtEsd
C8eIb bc Aussrtateti II. Sparren
gBsg Yine 4anttn 2Setbrne IL Sprutfs Sbns
eSdh Sc betn
g8tb 9ins Gtautlns edttder
Fsn,Isd be. 9Hetterbcros
srfhen. porpd=, einoen unb Gben' ganfen Tnpp: unb
einoeus 9crbs, II. 10. Il. 10.
Gbenfas babcn e uno eresu hsdnoie aaf ano baen, CT
uen srcesu @Srratb ron
StetnfpGlen
Ssr art pe fs 70 cbl aIs irssnb Elm anesrsr gu Ssrfoa
fen. i'm Sanee fne
" STAGE nnb Stedel.
Sab. gabteben, sDoi 81, Is49 nqls
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-05-23

Sn oem neunSebnteu Sabrbunoert-Sa1s
benz alter BON masnetif6en &eIe9rapben, Oampf
fdiffen, 9ofomotipen. ETC.. mo ale urten 9efddtte
auf bic fhneue Beiie psrrbet wereen, rpiro es fur
SanbeIsleute notbwenei9, nidt tdneer enorme pre.
fite su forbern. fcnoern 5u einem foI6en 9rao Su
reousiren baB Elm ftbnsuer 8erfauf ibrsr 9uter 9e.
fibert uno baour Die tlnsuIduglifeit ees 9efOrper
ten Vrofits i'm Ssrfaufe burb Die 9rUee Suantitat
aufaemadbt Nib. gab biefsm plane geoenfen mir
Su banoen lBir werben unfere ghtsr 70 wOblfeiI
perfaufsn. bab ss isosn Gdufsr sraaunen mirc.
ginisr Der prsfe ftsbsn wie foIst:
aatleerns etsfi fir Waunspcnsn 50 so bis q so
Grcte &c. be. 80 3 90
Sip ec. Dc. OO 10
G5aittr be. Be. % %
Iaaen e5ottrs, 20 81
Dc. Slippers unb gBsI Qsustius. 81 =" 25
Sammt ener 9rosen Sefbiecenbsit BON aneern
Sduben, Su Sablrei6 anSufhbren. @benfals. Gin
aroses uno mobiess Q0Ortement bon MpIsffin, Sci
DC, Beaver uno Cloud 8 ute-Su6ene, alaiitte
uno Sdnep pRappen-Scffer &C CGrunfs); &e9sn
fbirme Cumbrslas); @ampbine, S6maI6 une Stub
9ampen Ganoeebras. etc. etc.
gebaltet ben Srt: gldbie Gbhre su Sdser's
6artemaaren. Stobr in Dem tSaue po iitb fruber
eemis Sdmiot's 4potbefe befane.
auentaun, Nai 2, 1850. nqbp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

Agitation i-AgttationI FfttWM 4E
We have been denounced the "wors agtator OF the
day !" Northern aboitionsts, nulhers, conscientious
repeaers Of constitutions and laws. and negro thieves. all
concur in this opinion.
Southern Hotspurs, tras, and stgmatizers Of all who
do not happen thistle their tune, Of the way
of thinking We old fashioned and obstinatey we'd
ded to views to believe that this
OF opposite factions in anything is pra aee evidence
that what they condemn is right We should doubt the
propriety OF course II either OF these sections
entirely approved: have no doubt when both con-
denim This is little short OF decree OF infallbility in
our favor II shows at least that have approached
the juste milieu, (the happy mean) f II ta.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

The New York Evening Post formally declines &C
cepting its champion. The disclaimer is super
iuous We have undertaken such fruitless taak.
Garrison. Abby Kelly Fred Douglass, would possess
far higher claims to this distinction They could embrace
the cause OF the Post with zeal and cordially:
"A felow-feeling makes them wondrous kind" NJ
But why should we volunteer to cleanse the character
Of this political mawwom' Every cobbler must stiek
to bis own last; and this the Post knows is adags
that should console him. The Post is assured that II
cannot be fshed out Of purgatory by nibbing at our
skirte ts. #H# ~ ,ss.ti #g fat - 5sa
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

Judge Butler, OF these Of the United States
from South Caronaj appeated in his seat yesterday
All the representatives of the State in their
seats, with the exception OF Two members s .sa .o
We hail their return 10 Washington with sincere pleas
ure, particularly after the unpleasant accounts which
were received from Columbia on Wednesday morning.
II is hoped, therefore, that South Carolina will not
rush into any ultra measures 7EfHsa e." q .tl.s
In fact, understand that the resolution for with
drawing her senators from Congress will not pass that
South Carolina will ut this time make no movement
alone that she win not cut herself loose either from
her relations with the federal government or with her
sister States but that she will abide the action OF the
present session of Congress, and also the decision Of
the State convention which she will probably call for
herself.
We confess that we are pleased with the prospect
which these reports exhibit and with the hope that il
she acts at all, II will be in with her sister
States. s+rf asg gatsa.s. ~ y0-H 81 eaIta.a .tHss
II these specuatons be correct, we hope to see The
other senator from South Carolina appearing in his
seat place OF Mr. Barnwe, who will probably decline
an election.
Mr. jefferson Davis senator of the United States from
Mississippi appeated yesterday and took his seat in the
Senate; and in the House Of Representatives Mr. Feath-
erston, from Mississippi. also took his seat
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

Northsrn Agitation Os southern Agitation.
The papers OF the North openly covertly abolition
lists are INDUCING in sundry farfetched wticisms the
Of excitement which has been Produced by
northern and southern agaios, Some Of them very
brilliantly animated the Of South Carolina and
Mississippi They say, il northern States had engaged in
such reasonable demonstrations, cotton. ALIAS Union
meetings would have been assembled every to
discoun,enance and put them down, For in their
lives they are correct Let us be allowed, for single
moment to glance at the radical difference In these poit
cal connections The institutions OF the North are not
menaced with assault they aimed at by organized
political and fanatca assailan,s Those OF the South
are they are condemned. denounced, and illuminated
in terms Of the utmos, violence and detrac,ion The
North can remain cool, collected and modeaieor they
are the attacking partyand the South must bear it with
as much patience il Its most vital interest
saulte its property threatened the very lives OF its
citizens endangered-under the pressure OF all these
aggravations its people twed with and
excitement We believe the southern feelings in some
quarters have been eazed into state Of frantic aga-
tionhat some OF the leading men have given way to
irrational appfehensions but regard the taunts Of
northern abotonsts the keenest and most nsuffera-
BILE insults They stab and ask il you feel the dagger
they poison and ask you burn under the fatal fires OF
death "Let the CALLED jade VINCE And II ever jade
was CALLED TO the quick, il is the South Her people
have borne insult with the patience Of Misrepresentation
with the resignation OF martyrs They have set an ex-
ample Of msgnanimity which the evidence OF the world
can hardly transcend II only required that insult should
be added to inury and even that indgnisy has been
borne Another sheer will be probably repaid by blow
The prayer Of every good man then will be- Srengm 10
hs arm Of justice
Jenny LrNp.--we are indebted 10 Mr.. w r. Bayly'
sationsr, Penusylvans avenue, for an admirable like
.ess Of this excellent lady and charming ariste II
engraved in an excellent style Of art, and printed on
beautiful, cnameed card As the engraving isnade
agusfrso,ype must certainly have the merit Of del
ity whilst at the time, the artists skilful BURN has
added greatly TO its life-ke expression, II is undoubt-
EDDY the most agreeable portrait we have seen, and pre-
sents aeonbaanoa otieAanres such we would expect
from knowledge 81 hat isdy's estimsbls character.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

Mr. Day, Of the Cincinnati Inquirer has retired from
that establishment bsyDg sold his interest 10 Mi. H. H.
Robinson, laie Of California Mr. n was formerly
nscied with the establishment he 10 now again identified
with He will be- associated with Mt Faan, the edito
rial partner OF Mr.. Day. and formerly sterling demo-
cratic member OF Congress Mr.. Robinson Is sound
rational democrat strong writer. and bold man Ohio
wants Of his sort o fight freesoiism and ito sd
juncn? H. aN asd 1omteea
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

New PuBLrcATIss.-We are indebted to Mr.. r. Tay-
lor for the American Almanac and Repository Of Useful
Knowledge for the year 1851 So extremely valuable and
well known is this publication that is only requisite to
inform the public OF lis appearance. The multitude Of
facts contained within s pages mast make il an i'm
posnt acquisition 70 every business table It's facts are
collected with much care, and may be considered per-
feetly reliable ssu5s s.s, h sSa5..s5 5sa55 y, ,sst
Many new books are on our table, notices Of which
have necessarily been suspended on Of weger
We shall attempt, IL possible,
TO pay our respects to them in the course OF the week
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06
rsIDAY MoNNINaI DE0l .. lIsso.


IN the ssnats, yesseiday Hon Messrs. Builder, i1es,
IA Jefferson Davis sppsayd. A few memorials were
a private IA Ds to relief John Mc1saw
Considered and oldstsd 70 third reading The Senate
diouInsd 10 Maiday. 5,slsssl fsi s3i Is sl5ssl
IL he House, IL was ordered the standing eomm uees
!. sopoinsd Mr. rave nosice ofs bin % grant
- Az S,ae OF Pennsyvs three millions Of Of land
"a Inc purpose Of internal improvements On motion
red that comnittee Of ve members be appoint
al 20 consider and iepoa what neasares be
sr 10 pede the issuing of patents under the general
bounty land act The House a6journed 10 Monday.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

We take much pleasure in laying before our readers
the eloquent and patriotic speech OF Mr. Choate dev-
cred before the Union meeting in Faneul Hall We en-.
dorse in full the editorial comments OF the Boston Courier
This speech is worth all the frohy trash OF those fanat
ca demagogues who have denied all danger 10 the Union
and have rdculed the idea that the South was in earnest
MIR. choate has enjoyed the opportunity OF knowing
something of the general interests Of the country and the
character of its citizens He speaks in the large, COM
prehensive spirit Of above the little sectional jeal
ousies and maleyolence which mark the haraagues,
resolutions, editorials. and Of all the northern
deracors Of the South A few such men as Mr. Choate
will open the eyes Of the people Of the North and teach
them to regard the citizens Of all sections Of the Union
BRETHREN II they love the constitution and the Union Of
our revolutionary fathers. st sfs
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-12-06

We find the following despatch in the Baltimore Sun
Of yesterday We are at loss know the meaning OF IL
~ "THs Miaiaippi Legislature.
JACKSON December s.--The legislature Of this State
passed resolution ordering the printing oil bfecn thou
ssnd copies OF wash gtons Farewell Address"
What is the object Of this movement in Mississippi
Do they intend to apply the Farewell Address Of Wash
nrton TO their own justification } We doubt whether
the volen, spirits in that State win find much in this pa
ro,ic document to favor their mad schemes. Whatsoever
might have been their intentions, trust the crcula
lion Of this great lesson OF wisdom and moderation will
exert sautary influence the minds Of the people Of
that State. "'h3