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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
THE HERALD
THURSDAY. ArR1I. II. 1870.
orRsELr AND TIE HERALD.

We take especial plcasure in armour
ring 70 our patrons AMI reader, that an
n,angemep. has been ,aecici Icy which
the rrra. type and Gsiuie, Of The oa'cr
Il the Vernon. Star. ami What We cen.
.ider Il more importance. the services
q! our cd friend, Mr. Tu,ilc, nre 10 be
oroush, ,n!c rciai.'i'on IA the carrying
on ana the ,mprovem,n, Of the Old aud
lime honorcd Herald.
In consequence Of this arranccmc nj
we are this week enabled 10 presen, TO
our rrader. e specimen Of ~ha; we hope
O make the Herald la future. /, vii!
be petctN cd liza; lis size il enlarged
tina, i, is printed on new type, and that
ns mechanical execution is in every va,
improved. To very many Of oui friends
this imDro, ement will be none the less
grateful that i; has com from under the
hands Of then old and esteemed friend
our former foreman. NJ Tu,Ic and
Lo'h 10 our long and we'll known circle VI
rue aud steady supporters on this side
q the Mountain, and 10 the new band of
rusty wings that the Herald is about to
DE- introduced 90 on the other side. by
he nsirur cn'a!iry Of Mr. Tut'lc.'hc ori'
in o; this imp fo,,mcnt will lc no small
guarantee for lis stability.
By liie arranc, men's already made
.nd those III progrcs, the circulation OF
he Herald will he greatly enlarged and
II course its value rs IA medium Of com.
nuuicaiion between advertisers and their
customers will be proporiionaby ncreas-
I'd. Such Us ,hellerald las been in poll
| lies, il will continue TO be. and we neilh-
cr have, nor can conceive Of proudcr
goal for our ambition, nor worthicr IN
centi,e TO the performance Of our duty.
than to make the Herald worthy cx.
ponent of the enlightened patriotism, the
glowing love of country. (and therefore
Of union) and The inheNiblc regard for
public duty, and private morality, which
have 50 long and 60 eminen,ly distin-
snisled the Wings Of Rutland and Wind
sor Counties.
The recollection that we have been
honorad with the confidence and support
Of such n people, awokcns our warmest
gratitude, and the desire to deserve it
hereafter. shall call forth our most siren.
uous eXeiiions.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

NEW STEAMSHIP LINF.--We made
mention. many weeks since, Of the IN,
qualified fecln. Of appreciation with
which the PROJECT Of an Independent,
steamship line from this por, to Pana-
ma had been received by the citizens
of California. 1t gives US great pleas
urc 10 announce tina: this company has
been organized over which our cner.
.c,ic fellow citizen, r. q. Larkin, Esq
prcsidcs, and that ALREADY a sum li,!e
shor, Of 500 coo has been subscrib.
ed. The books have been opened OH.
ly two weeks, AMI the subscriptions
by citizens Of San Francisco and Sac.
ramen,o, amount to about $500, 900.
the remainder of the sum before stat.
ei. having been subscribed by parties
in New York city. 1t is the design
Of Mr. Larkin, seconded by Mr. Priest,
prominent stakeholder. to return to
the United States immediately. and
either effect the purchase or proceed
20 the construction Of four steamship
u. 1000 tons each, 81 soon as rrac,
i,tabe, these will be laced on tie line
tins SIDE, 10 connect with tie Crescent
City company on the other. anc Of
which } Howard 4 Son are the pin.
cilal PROJECTORS. This will form an
N lepellent through line to the L.
States. The cnli;al OF the company
is placed at one million of dollars. We
again lid the enterprise God sIccl,
for if augh, were necessary to attcs.
the energy ALL capablIity of Ca';.orni
ans. wc',cr..y believe it to be tie sue.
cess e the California Steam Packet
tompany.--.Aha Ca',flraion.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
EXHIBITION OF STATTARY.

The Sta;uary which has been exhibi.
ted for few days past, in Towards
Hall, as a work Of Art is decidedly Of Il
superior class, and we thirk none who
visited il will ever lave cause TO regret
it. il will be exhibited next in Bran.
don, and we commend the work and the
gentiemanly proprietor to our Brandon
friends.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

Tie ifAaufss STATE feni'ont,afy Wa
iurn, n ,ie .s'h uh.. con,ic,s ali ,aseDi
thee hundred Florida indiana lliA I,a>soo
'hrongh l.iitle Rock. "a the Way 10 ibcii
nc~ hcuic The steamer P~y1o'ia arrived
,hi. tno,nipe. md irppfts the toun,oder
Pen, hatl sqcrud A. isirnd No 1n
Peytcna had deaths ly Cholera N u,
al IN, r., Memphis
Li.r bsupIin arrived here last exc
uing from Medicine Creek, La, ing lci
!l,ere 90 he 9TH IL March. On the | III
e \",,mirJ banphin, in company Wit
10 traders. were a',srtr1 a. the Folks IL
-sul,. rs pafi, II rswnec Indlsns --
l,uuphin VA, tadil wcurd'-i aud d,sDr,c,
~ hi- COMPANIONS The 'ndians oscrl"w
c;ed him. ,ook IL. 20 j, AID lett lin 80
The lrhalo v,'.' ser, r',ntN W. :iu PLANS
The SIOUX had call.I = lard Of : Q to lot
ssrri"rs, 70. til, !m'ls~e ot -'srting ont Oh
= - and han'
In January last, ~bilc iary Of Siou'
ssrre hunting az the FORKS Cayenne, the,
were alta kcd 81 Forhs /, part, Of Grow
Inlisn-. and elgiit warriors k,lk'i on caoi
-idc The Grows took IRON their cncmr,
loo :" lau horses The SIOUX were pre-
,aing TO rctsliac,
There is ever, reason 10 fear that Tia
PARTIES of California ,mirani. going ~
the North side II Platte ri,cr may fall IL
with war psr'ics oi Indians.
The tribe uf lanctons were also ,rcpaI
ing for var with ,hepawncc- in con -cuucnc,
Of the ,rcds,ions committed ly the la,
'cr War viii rroiahll continue through
ou, the whole season.
The Union Fur Company wcr" yer,
successful during the las, year Over 100,
packs Of Butfalo robes were hrough, in.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

patience and fr,fulnc~, and an.
An~ oC il.nniurr. 10
Urhan'ly AID kiu,inrs, of nam.
vSuanimily oI temper nt,..,,.. y
,cnliul to good instructor. L.. p
qualifications which I'n~r -. ?
ten len, has no r,gh, rmasc st, =. :
rios about, hu, which pru,lrn,.i ~
mi,tcc. ought ever 10 bear a. MIND ~
IN pursuil at a teacher.
ia one school the mast wir,e.A.
temp, has been succcssiulh nm, =
,roducc vocal music ns on, e, rs
4 lar branches Of instruction W. y
before Ind occasional sir cjrr in .,s
our schools, but never m, s,,,.
I'M art systematic instruction in A. y
ence III music. have said The -
was successful. Con siderable H.
&c the rudlmcnis Of muse. and ,.r =
the practice of ii have been acno,,3t
the erea, body of the school. A,4 a
in,errs, manifested and progrc,, n,,
in other studies showed clearly H., =
school lad suffered nothing N d
ten. fifteen or twenty minute, tach ~
To this study "A study u, once g. !, q.
al, and profitable, and SD mior,,, .
It's influence upon the mind and R,.'
! trus, there will be "a demand mon, =,
more for teachers who ARE qn,,,s,, +,
give instruction in this scici.rc. ,,i d.
our teachers may prepare II. m,e.,..,-
cnrllnSly.
Allow me in closing. 90 suggest >, :,
trict committees as thing uccrvs,, /.
the efficiency ct our lrr>cui ,A.r. q.
school law, the importance Of spe,.,
that those whom they cmplo, .,f-a y,
have license To tearll-a hc,n.rv.4
certainly in all ordinary cn,o. ,blsl /,
obtained before the school j., r,mms,..s
and before a bargain is actually r...
with a teacher. Aud if all Wl.,a,.,
rcctiug or wishing 20 teach in aay q.
-pn will make it poin, to b. pee .
the time appointed 10y lhr town ,o,.
ttntcris for The examination oi t.. a.
II viii be a grca. saving % timn T. b.
and ii will make tia, occasion ., M.
c>tinp and profitable our 20 Them.
y. WALKER, Town Sap,runj.rA&
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New YORK, Wednesday eyerip, -

NV YORK, Wednesday cyeIiug.--
\ Washington letter SAYS, that the Fl
nance coI.n,ttcc Of tie Senate report
I'd back the Deficiency Appropriation
biil winch came from the House month
aGo. It provided Sl,Ioo.o0o for SUP
Ny Of deficiencies in the current f.ca
year. The Scnate committee PRO, osed
20 aid items making the total $1,000.
900. This il in addition 10 the 81.
100000 already appropriated for col
lection Of the revenue.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
{ CITIZEN

TIE TRIAL OF IuE MoNTIsQr,r..
a s.. Louis despatch Of March 3O.h.,
says:
The defence in the ease Of tide Mon.
'es4oois admi, the killing OF Barnuin
aud Jones by Gon>alye Monle,quois,
but plead his insanity; also maintain
the entire innocence Of Kaywond in ANY
participation ia he AFFAIR. IT." eyid nee
.ot l.a.egan, the Waterman Of the Civ
Hotel, oAculpaies Raymond"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

The funeral ceremonies in honor Of
MT Calhoun took Place a, Washington
on Tuesday. All official business Vas
suspended, and the Presidents house
and the Executive Derar,mc n,s were
shroudcd in mourning. Mcssrs. Man
gum, Clay, Webster, Cass, KIM, and
Berrirn were the Iaii bearers.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

RAvAGgs OF SMALL PcX. Tile
small pox, which las been raging with
such violence in the mel shborhood Of
Mh'onsyille, IN Gates county, in No
Caroline, from the lates, reports had
no, abasci in its mali .snancy and raya
ee', The Norfolk Argus SAYS
IL has extended to the adjoining
counties Of Chowan and Pcrquinan
Al communication tein. cot If viii
tie niece districts il il difficult, I,
&c; anything like accurate returns o
the progress Of the disease. Josial
i dick, En-, tie Neal,hics. man it
The county Il Gates, together with :
grad chiiiren. have fallen victims !,
the scoargc. lie Was owner of l.,
hegroes, a uumhcr of whom had ,aker
the con'aGjou and died. aud We under
stand iha, one third of hi. slaves al,
at present PRO, urI,ei with IT,"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

NrkcHANTS, and al others, arc invited
10 remember the silk and Shawl Store Of
Ae,cen = PJescon, NJ. > MIX Street.
Boston |, il the great New England De-
po, of Shawl- arI SILK Good. where pur,
ehaseFa viii NEE, with 4 pleasing reception.
whether their wants are small or large.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

4 CRY Des,roy.d By Fir-Ac-
counts received from Cumpcacy state thai
the ci'y # Lagnsyrn was DESTROYED ly
IN" On The 18th. Only on. bo,.sc Wa
len Standing Ores, Airrc.s pr, allied n.
mone the inhabitants Tho loss is e.,lma.
tel At two millions
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
DREADFUL ACCIDENT
To TIE NORWICH STrNNyu,r Tar
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE IF q,
Ilt%DEED PASSENGERS.

litNDEEp PASSENGERS.
y about o'clock on Munla g..
n.n-, a the New York train from & +
ton, niou the Norwich ml Voice.
Railroad, vas approaching ll.h,r,a
abou. four miles the other i lc c.N
stcr. they came to n bridge. hulph 5 |
Mason Bridge, which crosc. ST.
factory stream. As the ,n.i.a. vi
Joan Hyde, touched the h.ii.r, B.
felt II swcrrc. and immcda'.,y putin:
on full head Of steam, ATTEMPTED
cross just as the Locomotive rrl
ed the Other side the bridge gave yr
The engine broke from tie tender, al
remained on the tack the tcJl:g q.
crate car also cleared the bride, ii
were thrown from the track, lcargI
on rail. which went through til. en-
car and one Of the crates The -
onI class car broke in two pieces. al
one portion fell into the river. ID
neys car (iMll Of passcn.cIs) drrmsI
down with the bridge, but did nl,rAt
the water, the timbcrs Of the h1lqI
supporting it. The third car WI
thrown upon one end. ana All II, ,,a,I
but therec broken. This car wa, ID
Of passengers, who sndd,uJy Cls
themselves thrown into bean q, et
corner Of the car. TO add +, the "a
fusion, the car took fire from the >.
but fortunately the fire was from,
cXiiu.ui>icd. TIE alarm e tie =
scngcys at this moment CO.. J.. r.,
imagined than described Ar,s,
order had beer r,.,n,.J mai ,.o.
en- to look about it vp. f.o,I liam
a Passenger hal n bono l,.l.,, ,i.g.|
| seycralwcre considerable tr,,;.e, -
| As near =, cam bc ,..cr,.,;. ,,,
We're about nnc bnn.l,.cJ ,,..., ..,
on board the tra;, orv,L,u .;,,. ".
from New IIam,sb;r, mad ycr~..
bound to Col;fnr,;, c,,oo $50, "a,
Naslua road orl ,,ot ~, ,-; +.
!! Worcester Ar obo,,,wcIyc n'cle..
nearly the vbn,o or ,Lo ,o..,,,,,,.
their hooca,o Ioy;,,, hao,, ,,.,.G,r.!
across lie river ,rocccJ,5 on vi,
iournce n Now yrrt eo,lo.n.,,rss
iru;scs hut moe, IS HAN l.,,.,., ,ie,
FRIGHT IN ~ onnd onrd;,,ln -. Wa.
,Lcy s,.,,cI f,o,, " m =,
" ror.nn l;IIsd u.s tr.I....r r,..
ed John G,ll,,., II, ,,. .,.,I..
., ,ho ,l,,c,rrr -. A. ,;.',.r.I. l.
ostor AL ,,as ,.',aiI,',l H.. o..
,;nho on ,lo laaa 'i ,L...t
men 4 ro,.o",.o "''' ," - 49,. as
r.onl..,,,, H." II .,,..I 49,,
l", ,',; Wv f'",''' ~ t..tor,.
lv,,J yL' n, " .',tu.. IT, >.
'' ,:, "' wa ''' -. .
1"1 w. '"N y VA ''a. - q" III
o'' ", ~ ~ ~ ''''' y ' 4
,,'s' "a" -, par ''"'' ''''cI" - -, Y.
=" n.i w. Vo'''"' 80 " "a t''. T..
'" ia '.""'"sI', "'' 'ol.'' We q MI.
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il II -aii iha, J.oli Palmer,ton assent.
TO the trcs'y negotiated At Washington, by
Hessrs Bu!ver and CLAYTON.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

The iutioVins rcpoTt " IN" Town SuFF.
in,eudcn, Of Common Schools Cor the
Town uf Rutland was made It he annual
March meeting III compliance With the
Statute. and the publication &c the same
being requested ly some Of the iiicul@ Of
education. We chccrfully give II place ia
our columns
Fer he MrdlR
AZ one of the Town Superintendent
If Common Schools. ! beg leave 10 pre-
sent the following reports
Your attention. Fellow Citizens. has
been directed to many things to-day IN
the routine of business in which YOU
have been engaged. and perhaps you
NAV think that YOU have little time Ia
attend to the subject which is now intro.
luccd. Yet can hardly suppose that
any Of ,on would seriously 'nuk this
subject rs second in importance to any
thing which las been before you. WhcIh-
cr we think much or iule Of our com.
mon schools, they arc cAer!ins a mighty
influence. either for good for evil The
character nf or children year after year
is being shaped and moulded by them ;
and to a very great extent the youth OF
This town viii he. in an int, llrctual point
Of view. just what the common school
makes them. Many of our citizens |
am aware. are accustomed to send their
children TO higher scminarieS, for the
completion of their education. but in all
ordinary eases their intellectual chnrac
ter is already established before being
sent 10 these seinina,ics. They may in
these institutions receive some addition
10 their stock of kuowlcdg"--ilougi,
whothc it be little Or mach, according
to the time spru, in them viii depend
greatly upon thor previous training
bu the question whether they are to 90
through life with wakeiul. observing,
thoughtful, intelligent minds. accustomed
subj ccts presented; or are To be char
actciizcd bv slnggishpcss Of intellect,
thourlt'essn,ss, stupidity and ignorance,
has already been decided. That qucs.
ton in reference 10 the great body Of
our youth is settled in the common
school, where beyond the parental roof,
the mind receives its first educational
influences. And he who understands the
mighty influence which our schools are
'hu> constantly "Scriing. will not think
hot lInt I,.tt ..l,
l. Il matter Unworthy of sclion> thought,
or flat their Improvement i not Of .ui-
Ecient Importance To justify some effort
and some expense. II you viii visit
half dozen school, in any town in the
State. YOU will be convinced that com
mon schools are to-, all alike. In one
school you will find order. regularity
quic,ncss. dill gcncc; each scholar srcn-
to have something TO do aud is doing it,
When the time Of recitation comes, they
are ready. Their minds ARE awake
They think quickly and answer prompt
~, and in n way which shows that they
know what they are saying. The ca
plantations and suggestions Of the teach
or are listened 10 with interest, and the
mind, of the whole school are awake
In another school you will fluid the re-
verse of all this. The scholars have.
nothing to do, with books-bu, have ey-
cry thing else 10 do ;-gaziug at you--
winking AT each other across HE house
cutting the de-, Ks with their jack knives
Whispering. playing and lnughing.
Il,1, nj al, a.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

NV ye,,. Mordsy E,,rieg - 4.
3es,a',h f,cfa Wssh,ngcn 'ey' 'h. her
a5e aur n-,il.ens q dollsrs q sIrc,e "
he fused STATE, Niu:--,hS, IN ,be sai-
r., .suiy res ncluded. enc miil;(u W.
sad ~, of the al-Ties,u'y 'o-1s, ct
,caonli; ri Ire MC1icau wsf in.l,Iuniy Due
ia Juae Il gSes ,u;o The VA! src"'
1sstks
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

NJ nos, es,;a,peA IT,, s,,s; AMI 10
Ceu ssisite co.
The sj~%ic' coirrn Susts'"d Has''sr'
f-r-sn ,h~ p,sssA~ai. ea,sfins esfsmnr'
o., .ors from ihs eo7 anmtoi ~ 'tls''os
20 India. :,tull.. fiufs ,i'o ItrssDI,
Dsrsrias,,. isls,'ng 10 MsIioe Hosp
,ai. Ana .,cs, the 70" ofoe hpar'
rae.i, a. e,,.mAi. Ter tie k'czl ear.
aIr. ss,,i,tf sslte oon,.h, 20 csrr
rrsolaite'n Il ,rq1f, to'o tie Ga'pi'''
cla,sa. E,.p,,1 Adjourpca.
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The survey of tie Colorado ,iyer has
been roInf !cied ard :, Ia, ''cn f4Ml
rr1c'i,.'.r ~ ua9 garic,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

TIE Lady Of Senator I'avaoa died 1t
WoL.nrroa n sand,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

hs..- Prof. Webster las seiccsed ,he
Rev. Dr. Pu'lan, q Rorhary, o li.
n,rtuAl adviser Dr.. ?. [. no~ "a.
e'.y di'Is+ vho ~ Pr,i ".
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

CoIN,dE AT TBK UNI1rp STATES
Ml>r The following is tie GINA q
IN the L. :. Min, in Pbi!adehl,is.
during The three month. cnin. Marcel
81. 1850,
Janusry-Go!d, silver and corrcr.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11

To THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE VERMONT
SrAn.-An arrangement has been effect.
ed by which we shall hereafter supply the
subscribers Of the Star in Rutland County
with the Rutland Herald those in Wind
sor Comfy will receive the Star as usual
Those. however, who have taken both Star
and Herald will Of course now receive but
one paper. and where subscriptions have
been received in advance beyond this time,
the matter will be adjusted on settlement.
1t will be perceived that both papers arc
somewhat enlarged and improved, and i. is
hoped that thi. arrangement will prove sat.
lN'ac'ory To our patrons.
g. \. TuTTLE.
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: Where Bnl,s and htrs nd dismal cell
~ al oScE pace where urn dld dwell .

1T" w d T7"V' "TtTe 'lrN ulu U~tlI y
Mr. Basswoods political Truck and
Decker friends, # he has any, MA, differ with
Ere ns 10 the state OF his mind Of such let NE
ask can any sane man have no uorc rcver.
ance Tor the dead, and hl. own keith ana krp,
than t, harrow up the Gcl'ngs Of the Living,
ty raking "nt :hr III remains Of the author Of
= Pco - from his new made grave M fore IN
land
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-24
BY c. w. BoTELER, Auotioneer.

~ ALE VI VALUABLE. REAL PROPERl -
~ BY virtue OF deed of trust from Richard G..
Brscoe to the subscribers, dated on the 22d, and
recorded the oath day of February lS49, in
Liber l, A. s. No. 2, foos 304 to 80, Of the
land records of Washington county, III the District
Of Columbia, shall offer for sale at public
ton, TO the highest bidder therefor all that part of
lot No. g. square 3S2 being and lying in the city
of w ashngton, and contained within the following
metes and bounds-that ID TO say beginning for
the same at the northeast of said lot the
intersection of 9th street west with Louisiana
nae, and running thence south with the line of 9Th
west 81 feet inches; thence westerly par
alle with Canal street l0S feet 3 inches or TO the
east line of lot No. 8 thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY
with the dividing line of lot No 8, in said square,
to the avenue, "a feet 10 inches thence with the
line of Louisiana avenue l23 feet inches to 9Th
street and the place of beginning containing
5,033t square feet
This property is in an improved and central
part of the city. There on it eight three story
brick stores, with granite fronts and slate roofs.
Sale to be made on the premises on TUESDAY,
7th January next, at o'clock, p. Nj One fourth
of the purchase money to be paid IN hdnd-the
twelve months with interest from date, to be Sc.
cured TO the satisfaction of the trustees.
On the full payment of the purchase money ana
interest, valid deed, conveying to the purchaser
or purchasers all title and estate vested III the
| trustees, will be executed
! Should the terms of sale not be complied with in
three days from the day OF SALE the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property at auction such
credit they may think fit, at the risk and cost OF
the deiauting purchaser or purchasers, after one
weeks notice by advertisement III some Washing
ton newspaper. All conveyancing to be at the cost
| of the purchaser purchasers.
s sSsr : Y y sSsSS Trustees.
c. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
/ q
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-24
Prospectus OF
THE CONS TITUTIO

A ne,c Daily Paper TO be published IN Wash-
ington City, ID. Z.
TIME UNDERSIGNED will shortly publish at the
i seat Of the National Government a new daily
paper, the organ Of the great UNION PARTY OF
the United States
The clements of national revolution, evolved
from the passions of mankind always tend 10 fatal
examinations but it is the prerogative Of en-
ightened public will to control them and make
them subservicnt 10 wise and patriotic issues Such
elements now fearfully at work in the United
States, tending avowedly 70 revolution which
every patriot would deplore as the greatest caam-
ity that could possibly beial this country The CT
forts Of the UNIoS PARTY alone can avert that ca
lamity--thc united efforts Of those Who nobly re
Gnquishing personal and old party considerations,
determined TO stand shoulder to shoulder for
"Liberty and the Union, nOlo and t0reoer, one and
inseparabie.
The fires of American patriotism require to be
rekndled in the hearts of too many OF our coun-
trymen Evil influences from abroad have found
their way amongst them, and sInothercd the
flames which ought never TO subside IN American
bosoms. In one section OF the country an lgnis
fatuus has been held up light TO better pros
perity; in another, the moral sentiment has been
stimulated to monomania, with the design OF ef
fecting collision between the North and the South
and a dissolution of the American Union Even
now, the missionaries Of ruin, seeming blood from
affair." lowering, like vultures, in the hope OF a
conflict
It'll high time therefore, for patriotic Americans
for of both the old paries-to throw aside their
greater party, for the salvation Of the country. 1t
is high time that they should wake from their false
security, and look their real danger in the face; to
reassert their true American character, and resolve
with energy never to be relaxed that no foreign
or domestic foe shall stay the course of their coun-
try's glorious destiny.
1t will be the earnest purpose OF CHE CoNsTIru-
TON" faithfully to represent the sentiments OF the
Union party. Il will recognise no man rs a Wing
or US a Democrat; but every one IA a friend or a
foe to the Union, the Constitution, and the laws;
and il will advocate those measures and only those
which the Union party will sanction.
With the &c principles and motives, "THE CoNsTI-
ruTIoNo will take the field "thrice armed" il the
cause of common country-fully confident OF
SUCCESS and of the liberal support of an enlightened
and still independent people.
The first number will be published as soon as the
necessary mechanical arrangements shall be com
pleted.
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WAsHINGToN CITY, ID. c., November II, 1850.
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