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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

meeting, my friends, rePays me for all. E,-
cuso me IL my eyes are wa,ery. Sensation. ]
am not very thin-ssinned; bu, ] feel deeply
penetrated by your Kindness this day.
The Potato resumed his sea, amid the mos,
mmultuous cheering, which lasted for con-
siderable me.--PHHca.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
COMMISSIONERS ACCOINTS.
Count, oro,iord to John Red. Dr.

f. ,,rtrs, a, Cosriy Cow 0iii,gss a. til5'si.
isis-r,by Is,h-To travel from RNtur to Ga
fprl anI returning. ly rrIur,tfl \. -. l..
Rail Road Company, TOO mis, SlO ~
To- onr ,ls,.' ,tisnAapr", $50
JuRs 5lh--'ro travel from RoNlSiry Wood
stock and r,turping, oa I-titn oi Geo
" Cu.hmlu 4 att, - mile. 500
80: two irriasr., ~, 10
litb-To travel ifUm RuNlnf tn Paris
AND returning, % pst. ~ Stcti.aa OF
Paris, % milcs, 2 %; tWu b,s siten-
daass M ssus, 5 %; 2Gragr., N, II %
26iA--ro travel lrom lloNlsy u DIX.
it'd and returning, on P.uidn of Lc~-
v Rcd 4 all, ~ r,,les, 260
Nt.as.!lac- noe dsy 90 sir. $50
July 3J--Tu travel from HDst-s to Beck.
Geld and returning, on rction Il Nv
=, R0hn-un 4 ale. % md, 500;
DAYS ATTENDANCE Ol same ) 90; two
Gtragrs. ~, IL 10
l0h-Io travel from R0tun ~ DIX
fell AMI returning, on ~ ion 81 Lew.
!. Reed, 26 nile, 2 60 y di!s atlen.
dlncc, \ ~, 100
lith-'io travel frum kf,Hy 10 Pera
and returning, On p.titiu n Hiram
Kicker 4 ale. - mils, %: three
DAYS Attendance On saH' 90, two
hfTlAetrs W. ~ w
Aug. 23.l-To travel from RsaD 10 Sus-
Brr and returning, oa psthpn ~ \. %.
R,sf.Dn \ ale. ~ mile, 40 four
d,Ns attcnilncc IN sars 10 90; two
lsuiagrs, ~, 100
" 30th-To travel from RnHry Ia Letter
u. AMI returning irum 'agalnsay, on
petition II Frausln s..iL, I. mics,
7I0; 5 LAY. attend. same, II 80, 10 90
ere IN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

egA little boy hearing his father s'y tina,
there is time Cor all things" climbed up
behind his MOTHER, chair, and whispering in
her ear, asked when Was the proper time for
hooking sugar out Of the sugar bowl :"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

" The n y Herald thinks the Gbiec, Of
the administrator is Ia stimulate the north
and the south To come daring act, which shall
call for the executive interference Of General
Taylor, and then BY some pTUnp, action 10
present him as the savior Of the Union. THIS
would make him candidate for reelection,
and stiile all other political question.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

y They say that Neil =. Brown, the de-
feated Taylor Candidate for governor m Ten.
ncssee, Is Ia be sent as minister To Russia, and
II is pronounced Ia h. "a most excellent APP
pointmen,." 1.-The were only at IT. Peters
burg now, to make speech and open the Ne
va Nothing eats away ice like densa fog
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

II We have accounts of hog living I'M
der stack Of hay, without any thing TO eat
except straw, for "a days-of horse living
fortnight, in the woods, attached TO wagon
and the wagon fastened tn trees, without any
fcod-and Of doctor in prison living forty
day- upon nothing.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
County of Oxford to Auricn Thayer, Dr.

Pr ,ru," a, CosHiy Cor'Si.sa. a. oii1us. 70 ,Hi'
lsi9-Feb'y l2ih--To tran from Paris to ONiord
anil returning, on n II A. & ~. l.. Rail
Road 60. - mile-, 30; one day attend
anc, on SANE, 2 ~. $50
May $50 travel from Ia. TO Woodstock
anil returning. on piston Of Gco. W.
eastman 4 al. bIhilrs, 5 90; two
da,. viewing on saH, 5 90, 10 %
JAM 6th-To travel from BE 70 Woodstock
AMI returning, on Tetion Of Geo. W.
Cushman 4 ale. 5Jlile., 500
To three days Vis,ng and hearing
parties, 10
Jus. i6ih-To travel 81 ohm Chase',, IN
Paris, and retnrnh, on pet. II Sc
L-ctm~n 81 Psri., euiL-, IN , day,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
PDJsaaCR.
n Won would avoid Broiis learn 70 Fry


- - "N~@~
posIsric pSAHA
n thre az. an = hslL .hot urtry--tefus u
kud Il ucuS u.od By mos, q. eOmgahis.
rhl. nngips aAcr tsauty,
TIL. .ishing alcr surl..
The chasing after f,snioA.
Whatever fashion whirl-.
40 an that 80, Of hing.
~, a. 6r tlasy .ha Ike thcu--
F1rtho-r ds,oiJ oft a-t,
FJr Those ~ho iartcr lianands 81
~ janonl. male II past
Aaj other blooAheai-
Ru. ~ a ~if Mo uul, loves.
Mad D. vhat .hr aWcar-.
Nho'i -rrral a sunshine r.u1i ,hs ulan
Th,t kcsp. avay be- tslys,
And bri-gs hsr 't,i,r, home
Wei ~ht.f-r .hl, in hsr ear.
We'd grave it on bee hssu,
That krU~ BIG vel 60 e., steak
Rc,ts ,,1',us,sg ans sTt
4 hmJ syh'.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

F,r.-Thc bishop ct New ZEALAND writes
In Mr SIDNEY Herbert that the nation IT that
country 10 " hour,hlnr With hrmorc ~.
that tie qu,ils start up under The frrt ri, every
munrui. and that only the mama NJ t.u,i :
blessing Is nc,dcd Ia make the settler, perfect
" happy. provided they are p,Isun' Who ru
thlthcr la " the spirit Of simplicity and faith -
- \ u ",her persons, " says be-, " ] ,r,HA dd-
r,,' 10 20 10 California
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
g2t
County OF Oxford to America Tha,cr, Dr.

Ountl at otiofu To America lhnltT. Df.
D., s,rri,s' 30 Css.iV Gov sis,5ss, 90 flsus fss
lsi9-Orr. 2Rh-Ta,sl Crom Pari. to wi,r, ,ad
rytun,as, oa pciition II r. a. Dunn 4 sI.
The" ii,. aucod,occ on sane. 80
Nov. 2l-Inycl irpm PARIS b. Runfafd and
Iruuing. 20 psiits.n II J. VI Dbl
~ 4 al, 80 Iailr., u ~ tsp di,s
sttswlsn~r 90 sane, % tvo s4-
iagr., ~. iI2O
" 5rh-rn,sl frpm Par. io Peru anil rr-
turning. on T.iiuOu II 4. Jones 4 al.
- mlhs, 31
SiN da,. aiicn,linrr on SAM, 800
lIth-Tnysl from Pan. o. Canton ant
returning, Hn p-iiti1n e T.. &. liaf-
lnw al. rs mike, 80
SS d,,s Lrstiug 90 sams, 800
2Oth-Invsl from rsri. o. Nnilyrrani
rrturning. on pstiti1n II 4 Chapman
A lls. ~ milss, 500
SiN ,hNs atir1ianrr SANE. rs %.
Erpg-. y. I5I2
2T-Tn,rI from P,ris ~ Di,fsiI AMI
fs'uru,ug. on Istiiinu II }, Z. Coz
a.. ~ tuilss. 500
Sy di,' lurndanrs On .ams. IS %.
Dec. rh-Ia,'l lr1u rafs o. SuH,D.f anil
returning. on r.tilipn u \. Ja1s, s
AZ. ~ miIc.. 300
SiN ,a,s afirH.llnIs uu s,mF. 800
lith-'rDycl from rau. ~ Ru,i-rr, aui
r'mnins. un pctitiun u T. T,lsr 4
al. ~ m,lTs. Tpl
-Four h,s ai'rn.l,nrc on SANE. 100
I5-rnyc frun rpus o. Mr>rso AL
returning, ns T.iiti1n IT 4 kImLal
a.. ~ mlirs, 100
Tsu da,s atsvllnr~ m .amr. 500
lT-TuS,l llum raris Oh -tu1-ham ,rI
lriii1g un pairtiun Of Move 4 al.
~ MITES. 100
>is da,' ATTENDANCE oa SAM, 800
q" 2S-rnyl from psri. o. S.sanrr anI
rctuuiUg, m pstitiUn Ut 4 JYnr, 4
al. " mihs, 20l
~ d,,s ausa,hnss on nm-, 100
" 3l-Ops ~, iorauu. oa p.tItiYu n A..
wa kiniail l all. SO
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Count, OF O,iorI To Americn Thnycr. DR..

OhhiN ol 'hlofu w hmfli'N hNN'is we
Fv,orrl,, 70, Cssqiy C.aaisi1g,r. 10 .I1iss % si.
I~Is-S.pi ilih-ra,rl from r,ris q, Rumf'rl
fall. ,pl rrturniug, uu p.titp1 II Hiram
Rirk,r \ al ~ milrs, ~; 5 dly. bear
in. r,uss asi Lsat,ug, ~ ~, tsu Ter
t,gr.. ~. ~ -
" isih-TDycl irum rafi. ~ Stove nnd
r,turuil-, or nstrtluo II J a. T.. John
.uu & al. ~ miir.. 500. iuu d,,s
a'truHtprr n0 slmr, ~. 800
2Uh-Tnyrl f.sa rari. To- lidIston and
rc'unirg. HH psfittun ~ ~s'srtmru uf
Bndyiua. ~ m,bs. SEQ. fpur DAYS
au,nIyn.s uu .smr, ~ ~, 1900
oct. llh-Tp,cl frnu Pans ~ Canton anil
rrurpirg. ou pst. Ut T.. q. llarlUN
al. % mil"s. 100
futf ftys ait~ni4Bsr Un Sam, 10 o.
Z" iS,h-Tr,rl from Pan. ~ Iiuck6,L
0u p-f. II AGira Jones 4 all D milr., 90
Tun dI,s yirviug us s,m", 500
" I5rh--Tnvrl ifum Hu'kh"d IN Hart
fpri on pst. Of T.. q. Harlow al.
-Hibs. 80
Tao diys attrudanrc on sln~, 500
" l9-GBNcl from Canton g. sumner on
T.t. ~ y. ~. R,~r.pn n al, Is miles, I ~
On, ia, Lsauug un samc, ? -
" TflEd from sumnsr to lisftf,ri on -
ttipa n v. a.. lltripw h al. suns. ~
Two tia,s .tstsitisrs ou same, 500
4" 22-TmNcl from rafi. o. Bu'khch IN
p-iltiUn Of 4. JuDss & al. q milss. 80
SiN dsNs ATTENDANCE un sans, - 90
TnNol trun Peru H. Paris, - milc,,
81, sDtionep, %, rs
sIOs p
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

y We copy the following advertisement,
from New York paper gratis -
Opera ties "ior all the world, :" and cravats
" for the rest ofmankind. :" and dressing gowns
forth ladies', at Mrs leman's furnishing store,
Astor hOuse.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
County ofo,iord In John Reed. DR..


Pc sertrs'as Cg.a'v Cs-'a''r-s'. 80 f1u'. o ur'
isi9-ssrt iI-Tnyel fuu I,n,lsrr, ~ Rpni,rl
-Ui returning. on pstiripn II ~. R'ckcr a..
Nmiirs. 200
rivc day. ltisnIlinrr aa -am@. y %
ls--1p,rl from Itr,lrp o. Siu~s Isi
"tsrDirg. uu Tstti"nulJ ~ y. John.
suH anil uthrf., lJO mirs, - IN, fuH
dlNs sttrnLtnce oa Sans, 10 %, twp
Eusgr.. ~. - ~
Travel fum HpNi.lry n Brilgnn npi
returning frum -wr,icn, en- PETITION n
-~l',tu"o u Briigiuu, l6O milr-, 10
~ Gair d1,' lilcu,anrc, 10 %. t~n
fsr3rHs ~, - ~
oct. llth-lpyoI lrptn RoNlnp o. Canton
au' returning, o. T-ttiDu 81 J., u,
liafLfs \ ts. ~ ml'-, 5J
,~" s~nsr.. 20. io9
i5-ruNd from RoNhuD o. Bu'kh'h
ani "wnlug. un p.utioa 1t \ J"n's
4 H. ~ mil-s. 500
Tsu ds,- ar.1sitpcc un sane, > %;
tvu i,ungs, ~. ~
e l5h-Tp,lI frum RoNlur, o. lInrfri
anil rtU1ipr, un psii'iuH Of T.. u.
Iltrluw \ al. ~ miles, 300
lNu ti1Ns tiirsItHHr un sanrf . o.
t~u fsuilgrs. -. ~
Tp,rl fr.u Eu,iu0 m Sumrsr anil
rum,ng, 00 psiitI,b 1t y q. R,'r.
su1 \ a.. ~ nHFs, 600
Ors lly ATTENDANCE 1n Sane. 50.
LUpzrs, -. ~
{" ~ ru.sf -. Rpsl-fr, ~ lhuf1ri
ant frturrirr uu Irt II T.. q. liar.
lru \ ale. ~ u'tlr.. 800
Two dave iufpi.B,' 0u .,W', , -.
tvH truIBrr- ~. : -
f." 22-Tnyrl lrum R1,'uN ~ I1,khr'i
,nI rtImrug, 20 I.rI'pu 81 \. Juue-
+ ti. ~ uiH-, ZOO
Seven las, puss.L.osg 90 .lrnc, 1850.
Two iup.r,, ~, j. ~
$3.50
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Late Mr.. Rothsehild.

yh., own rsryr'. Nathan Never Roth--
..r.ld ,.ug 30 Manchester because Frankfort
.,.s ,ao small tor thc operations of the bro
ta,-,. -lrh,ucb Oh, ium,,l1'e cause was some
rTrucr ,o CUSTOMER, and q Is characteristic
yfthr ntrrr,Jity ct the m0n that, with scarrc-
-y any hesitation. and vi,h an absolute iguo-
rance ths English language, De- came To the
county, IN which be- rollErd such great IT,
cults On Tussd1y BE- told hrs father he would
go 20 England. and ON Thursday BE- started.
With E2O.Ooo b. commsnc,j hi~ career, and
700 a short tim, h., capital Wa THRILLED. A.
Manchester De- ,,u1 saw thgr, were three pro
o. ~ b. made. .u III, rav maternal, the dive
ING. and thr manufacturing. I, nccd handy
be-, added that bis -r,7, mind had stomach Ter
,hgm 40. and chat. having ~currd thc three.
bel aid rouJ, cheaper th7u ANY uns else
This vas thc foundation uf thar colios,al fore
trur which af,rv1rds T1,srd into Proy,rh
and Boo i-ro. finding Manchester ioo small Tor
iar mind which could rDppIc With thrre
rrysr,. Roih-hid came 20 Ll1iuu
Il y,., tba p.up1 when such man vas
su-, o. make r-urrr-s. no. cI,,r and o"mp7,-
t,as,, rr n.s ,uum,rlll views be- was al~o
-art 49, tr-r,g,r 900 aurAias ou doe td'a.
which rT.ssr',d rb,u.,l,y-. business vas
plentiful. rus ,usr. otuuacu, tuu.d h., GUS
TONER'S. and Ru'h-rhr'j r4lp,t a rich ryvarl
,.r...-..s..... 49,, -
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.................. cha, ,-4,t..t.t,4r.,.
49,. ........,,......f go ,t,,
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$3.50. ...rs..,.. .-....-.,..l,,...
Observation-Disclosures.
$500. ........... ..r......r D.. -tr.4 ,t..
-........-.t.t...., .,......,,....-....,.
y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,.,. ., 81.
-
,.,,.,,.-.- 49, t..h.,r ..r,t.
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r.. .... ......r $50. NJ r.,F.brf
.-...r.r-.a....r ,....l .-. ,.. m.
...-...f.-rr Observation-Disclosures,
..g,.-..I ,.. credit Of OH. name. Prr,frg,
,f..-t, ....fsr E..r..r.rf f,rr.-r !a1r.
,...........t,,. ...r......, rg l,r,r7rs ,.tb.
Observation-Disclosures .... ...,...,,, ,t.
.............-. Observation-Disclosures. r
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r......... r..r.-t.-.s.-
81,
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
CLERKS OFFICE, OXFORD COUNTY,
JAsuAKN q, 1850.

U'IIE foregoing account. were .eVerally made and
sworn 20 b, the respective Commissioners u
said County, AMI we're seYerally eSamincd, audited.
and amount certified, by the Clerk and Count, A..
,orney, .srccahly n as, and ar. truly copied hy
WILLIAM \. ktNgALl, CLrpr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19

g. Louisiana sugar planters are complain
ing that Gen. Taylor and his friends have
humbdsgol them.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
Connt, OF O,ford 10 John WnIkrT. Jr. Dr.

County oTOiford to John walker, JT. DIR.
P,',r, a, C'sa,y C,s,~,uaa,y, a' ta,u', 70 'ri
ISig-Sepl Iith--Tnrcl from Lowell To Rnmford
falls ard retaining, ua r~t.,i"s oi ", hI'trr
& al. ~ milr.. v %, i've day. Attendance
on sans, - 50, - 10
" ish-rs,cl i,u,s Lowell On Stove and
rrtmusz, On Pe,. ofJ. N. T.. John.on
4 sl.y.r9 MITES -
-Four ,a,s atteni,ucc m same, 1000
4" 25,h-TrVcl irum Lowell o. Bridgton
and returning, un PETITION 0i Seleci-
inca II Brdgtpn, 10 nils, N
-Four ,hy. ATTENDANCE on Sane, 10 %
Oct. iith-Iuayel frum lowell To Canton asd
returning, on Pct. of L. q. Harlow
ale. 100 mic., 1000
Thrr dlys Attendance GA SANE. $50
" lSh-TnVcl fum i>pyell 10 liurkhsl
ssd returning, on Iet't'ou Of 4. Jones
4 al. 81 milcs, %
Twu da,. ATTENDANCE On same. 500
Z" I7lh-Tu,sl from Lowell to Cantoa and
returning, On pct. u T.. q. lIarlow 4
al. - miles, 900
OBe dsy auesllsee on .amc, $50
4" l9th-Tnyeliro m Lowell 10 Sumncr aud
returning, on pettion Of \. q. Ryer-
snn & al 20 mike, 100
Opc day lscltisg. 2O
" 2D-TaVcl from Lowell IN llartf1rd and
rrturnng, on pet. Of L.. q. llarlos 4
ais. ~ milcs, 900
One day hearing pafiIcs, 2O
&" 22-Tnycl from Lowell to llOck6cld and
returning, on petition o. Jones 4 ais.
20 miles, 100
Sin day. attendance on same, 1900.
gao 20
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
County ofo,iord to John Reed, Dr.

F~ ,rue,I as COsniy Conmi,siouu.
lsi9-Oct 3Oth-Tnyel from RoSlpI, 10 wayne
and returning, On petition Of Il. II. Dunn &
al. 90 miles, go
Thre. day. Attendance on same, 7 50;
four ferTiag,s, 40. 100
Nov. 2l-TnVel from RosbHy to Rumford
and returning, On petition Of Jas VI.
Dollod & ais, - miIe,, $40
Two dsys ATTENDANCE on SAM. bC0
- hk-Tpysl frou Rostary 10 sunlpe'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-02-19
REVOLUTION IN PERIODICAL LITERA.
TUREI
H0LDEN'S
Illustrated Dollar Magazine

Since the death q the pfJeotor of this Pop,nlaI
magazine the prserty has passed into the hands OF
the subscriber Who vii continue 10 piDlisA Il at the
Publication office
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-24

We cordially concur with our contemporaries IN the
gre, which they express account Of the departure OF
his gentleman from the society OF Washington He
carries with him the good wishes OF every who had
tue honor OF his acquaintance. Gifted with fine talents
and extensive atainments, he has yet borne himself
with so much mo1es,y as to win the confidence and
esteem Of all We copy the following sketch from the
Republic as supplies statement OF facts which may
be interesting TO our readers:
We learn with regret that Baron Ro,nne tho highly es
TENED representative Washington Of the German Con
iedsraon has been recalled. iron RoenDc FIRST
u country in 1884, the charge daGa Of Prussia and
after made minister resident A mark Of the
e.pect and confidence which be won AT eIry peri
we may state thai he selected atbiier Of the
mixed board of commissioners appointed 10 decide the
claims Of citizens OF the United States against Mexico In
1913 he recalled BY his government, In order 70 be
Placed at the r.ad of newly department OF com
merce president OF the botrd OF trade The board hay
ug been dissolved in 1913, Baron Roenne appointed
BY the King Of Prussia envoy extraordinary and minister
penpoenary TO the United States but he prevented
om rendering himself Immediately at his new post, by
beng elected member OF the National Assembly a
frankfort Ia the year he appointed envoy ex
,taorinary and minister penpoteniiary Of the Central
Power q Germany Washington, and IN that capacity he
Las resided her Tor Than twelvemontl
The Provisional Central Power represented by the
Aehduke John of Austria, under the tide OF The Vicar Of
6e German Empire and he having resigned his dignity
INTO the hands OF central organ, under the tide Of the
Federal Central Commission 1t has been deemed proper 70
withdraw the ministers OF the Vicar from their respective
Posts lis under this arrangement that Baron Roenne has
been recalled
10 parting with gentleman well known to fellow.
ezes,, and universally respected we may be permit
sd express regret that his mission has terminated
DIS high personal qualities have attached 10 him circle
o. friends who win sympathze with us 10 this sentiment
and who will always entertain lively interest In his for
iunes
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-24
THE UNION.

events have sufficiently proved be without any practical
Importance, except for purposes OF irritation and insult
and rejoice ALSO that Messrs Gilmore MAJ Robbins,
McLanahau Ross and Dimmck six Of the eight democrats
from this State ia Congress- voted to extlngnish the ne
brand which has been productive Of much disaster and
dissension,
Is. Rssolued That heartily approve and endorse the
OF such OF the democratic members from this county
the legislature voted against the confederation OF GER
abolition instrncung resolutions offered by wing
member from Crawford aud that earnestly invoke
ihe and their political associates in both branches 10
adopt such measures may be worthy OF the hey that
binds the noble arch and all attempts TO give aid
and comfort 20 the agitaiors who would undermine Ibis
glorious fabric of freedom.
6 Resolved That regard Union of the States
blessing oil value, among the richest bestowed
by God upon man. and In the language OF the immortal
Jackson, declare that Il and shall be prssTusd.
H. Resolved, That the chairman OF this meeting be
thorized and requested TO appoint COMMITTEES OF 10 to
be designated SHE Committee the Perpetuiiy OF the
Unon and to have the general supervision Of all matters
relating TO the objects of this meeting.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-24

unfortunate cabinet than the present ex-
listed in this country. Its recommendations treated
with contempt by its party Ii persuaded General
Taylor TO take ground in the annual message, and again
in the message transmitting the documents in relation to
affairs in California, in favor of letting the Territories
entirely alone-of abandoning them to their own fate
without the protection OF territorial governments under
which they could egsate for themselves and prepare the
way for their admission into the Union as sovereign
States The courageous cabinet thought, by such an ex-
pedent, il could evade commtal upon the great ques
ton which agtates the country and prevent the
exposure Of the fagitous fraud committed upon the peo
pie in reference to the opinions OF General Taylor with
regard to the Wimot Proviso. Il was unworthy and
ignomnious skulkng from responsibility, beneath the
character OF statesmen, and dscredtabe to the positions
Of ntrusted with the administration OF the govern
ment OF twenty millions Of brave and intelligent people
And such seems to be the light in which the conduct OF
the cabinet is viewed by large portion OF the party
which nomnaly sustains it, First, we have Mr. Clay
repudatiDg its non-committa policy He seems not TO
know OF the existence OF the cabinet or its recommends
tons Certainly, far in reference to the territorial
question: he seems have treated both with silent con-
tempt And. if true, Mr.. Webster thinks no
better OF the cabinet and its policy In short, wa believe
the greater portion Of the leaders of the whg party dis
card the Of policy marked out for the wing party
by the cabinet in the Of General Taylor Even the
spendaries OF the administration coming TO the con.
cuson that the policy of the cabinet will not
answer, and that something should be done to put an
end 10 the question and quiet the excitement now pre-
vaing in the public mind Thus the correspondent of
the New York Tribune signing himself "ALPHA" writes
to that paper:
One point to be settled and that is, that
the question giving the Territories governments must De
met and acted upon Leaving open will but augment the
difficulties that surround its final settlement,
The question must, indeed, be met and It probably
would have been met and settled ere this, but for the
course of the mbecile and irresolute administration
now holding the reins Of government Now that ii
is becoming convinced of its great it should come
forward and lend its aid to the patriotic OF all parties in
settling the question upon such basis will do justice
to all the sections Of this great coniedeacy OF sovereign
States.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-02-24

The National Iateligenesr Of yesterday, in speaking
Of these il.timed and pernicious messengers OF evil
holds the following language:
Their transmission Congress this appears to
to be unwise If offensive because, though in the
form Of instructions their senator's they obviously
used only the vehicle unpropitisus moment, Of
sentiments which they know matter OF angry cono-
vey Of Congress and Of controversy OF achar-
which the great State Of New York might well have
retained from doing any thing to nhame.
We showed yesterday, by an analysis OF the vote OF
the popular branch OF the New York Legislature, that
they were passed almost entirely by wing votes, and now
subjoin an article from the Albany Evening Journa-he
PERSONAL unwavering, devoted" organ OF Senator Sc
ward-edited by Thurow Weed. claiming their passage
as wing "|ree. so,f' triumph. as il clearly was:
From The Albany Evening Journal Of February IS
The FREE SOIL RESOLUTIONS resolutions which have
been long under discussion and allegiance In the Assem-
bly, having been finally by strong vote, adopted there,
with amendment concured in to-day by the SEN
ate
These resolutions in a calm but firm spirit vindcae the
principles Of PREE They express the sentiments Of
three fouhs the members OF the legislature and OF nine
'enihs Of the people Of our State.
These resolutions passed the four weeks
nce, after debate Of but hour IN the asss'bg
they haze tneounisrtd ca Of opPosiion and deited
potraetsd debate B uhig friends hrs hare done Dir
dHty faithfully.