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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
FARE FROM WLNDSOR TO NEW YORK,
$685..

TRAINS leave Brnttleboro att 10 N and
Il 5P NJ, on The arrival Of the stages con-
Meeting with the Cheshire and Sullivan Rail
roads at Wapolc.
Passengers by the first Train leaving Wells
River reach marlborough in season for the
3 r NJ Train, Springfield at 30 NJ, and pro.
coed then by the EVENING EXPRESS over
the Hartford and New Haven, and New York
and New Haven Railroads, arriving in the
City at II PA.
Passengers leaving Brattleboro' by the 745
Train reach Springfield at 10 30 Al, and
reach New York about4PM
The above " III be found Il cnEAP, QUICK and
COMFORTABLE ROUTE from oil parts of Yer.
mont and Western New Hampshre-givingt TO
Travellers acomplctc Land Route and avoiding
entirely the danger of the Sound. REruRN-
INC, Passengers can leave New York by the
SAM Train of the New York and New Haven
Railroad and reach Brattleboro' the same eve.
ming, and reach Montpelier or Wells River
the next day alta 30 P NJ Those leaving New
York by the 2 45 p Train lodge either at
Hartford, Springfield, or Northampton, and
reach Wells River next day att 40 M.
Passengers arriving at Springfield by the
first Train from Brattleboro' reach Providence,
Albany, Troy or Whitehall, the same evening,
and. Buffalo the next day at I'm
JOSIAH HUNT, Supt c. n r. II.
Northampton, May z, IE5n- 6esisu =
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Agency of DR.. S. S. Fitch's
CELEBRATED MEDICINES.

TTsED by him with such distinguished sue
I cess is the cure of Coughs, CoHSnmP'
ton, Caiarrlss asthma, Heart Diseases, Digs
pcpsia, GoH6rIhgd, piles, Female ComPiaiHis,
&c Sc also,
-Hr- :. =. Fitch a Abdominal supporters, Shhul'
der Braces, Inhalug Tubes, aud Lectures on
Consumption, aud the Art Of preserving Life
and Health 90 Old Age, &c, &c,
C B,GuAM, ST Johnsbury, is agent for
The above aud keeps them constantly on hand
AY-Dr Fteh's "Guide Book 60 lnyalids, aud
Directions for Promoting Health, and lnstrue-
tons TO Mothers, IN the management OF Chi
dren, many be had, grutuitously, by calling
for il at the Store above. An extremely
valuable Book. - O'lyl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
" CaUTOMLKrRn

A hAH by the name Of Guar, has ep,,,.,
n WIN young manoi the nameofR +. a, s,.
end, and uses his name 10 pat Up sat,s,'.Hf'
ia, which they call Or, Townsend et,.-,ll
nllai dsnominating u Genuine original. ,,,r
THIS Townsend lsno Doctor, and neger NJ.
hui Was ihfmefly WORKER on railroads. ~.
as and the IKE Yet be assumes the M. III
he 10 not, THIS 10 10 caution the putI,c , wy
be deceived, and purchase none but tbr ~,
UiSE ORIalsAL OLD Dr. Jacob Town,e,s
sarsnPafilla, having on II the Old Bsr,',t
likeness, bis family coat ~ arms, and M, m,
nature across the coat Of arms 't
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
Boston, New York, &c,

by THE WAY or WINDSOR, VT.
Ratr0ad from HosfoH ~ EoHs E,rfr, ami N
HUNTINGTON, ~ --lhr0uPh Tckosto SfgfiOHs
oT'ihs FasfpaP8ir uHd ns lermom CfHtra'
HfHrond7
SULLIVAN EAiLUOAD-W nrrH An.
tttUrurrr. is=.-h i-.l
1 fhRS luyr Boston from lhrhburg Rail
I, rnGt Depot, ~ way Of Guinu Junction,
llglluig, Ap4gs, A-irs'ir anti " 'uriHur, NJ
f,3uA ~, aud arrive 90 Wells River go g a.
and 90 Burlin gtou at q i0FM
Cars lr-4G Boston for Charlcgown, Glare
mont aud Windsor At 2 80 and II = Il, aid ar
uNr AZ Windsor 40 ia and 3 3l ID.
Cars leave Nrlls lly.r a. $50 and Dor
Iiugi1n ntG 1914 %, Hui hy way ut Nudalr
arrive "a Boston gt6ra
Cars lr1y NWuaIr 90 o. and $780, and
arrive u EH.tul W2i uui nFu.
N'w Aurh p7wruEru connect a. Nr,Aon
junction lui NHlrulr. ~
saws 1,nyo WOLF River on arrival III CrIs
irom Boston, fer ~ Jomsbury, sIaustrad,
Drr,, L,a-, a q. 80.
SH(os leave darlington zach uurningt5 Sun.
as, "a .A-- plpl4 l.g, Alll.tl.s4l- We Ae----
-Es-i4Al lI-4ll- .-....I -art!gl ~ Ll-ll.s
daili
Cattle faiu Gr Prfsrschcl Tuosdly
- t,+DAtrA-l---AA I4-4-+A44A,-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29

HERE RE.4D-TTfE TESTIMONY Of that
distinguished Physician, J. V. &. Smith, NJ
D., resident and Port Physician,o f the city Of
Boslon,und The editor OF that crtr5rutrd work.
The Boston Medley InuEnaI- AS TO the virtues
of DR., CorbetCs Shaker Syrup of Sursapa.
4.ila.--- >------------ ------------
In Vol - page 300, ofler speaking before
Of Corbett's medicines, thus writes the learn
ed doctor -
"Another equally deserving medical com.
pound, called the concentrated Syrup of
Sarsapariila, lis also prepared by our philun.
thropic friend, expressly for the cure Of cnta,
neous diseases. Were there my secret n"s'e
making of this article, or single reason Tor
supp osBg that the idea of diving profitable
trade in nostrums was entertained, We should
be the last pcrsonIu the world 10 give ii noto
rety. In the irankest manner possible, the
process OF making this medicine wls circutn.
.etantally described to us, and the evidence
of scientific practitioners adduced to corrobo-
rate the state mcnt of DIR. Cdtbett. In justice
therefore, TO the Doctor, we should be glad to
have our nienda nreAcrihe- this sRnd4e+F.+,- "
Warranted free from all mercurial or miner
al combination whatsoever. Look lat what
the able chemist, Prof Havcs, lcho has tested
az, says, March 10, lS4S he says :-"Tbe
formula exhibits some of the best ofour native
mrdinipal roots and plants, with substances of
the highest reputc as remedial agents, and
docs G-rnot include any mineral compound"
. Such evidence az the above is the greatest
4lraliniAG of Hcalh.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
For the Cal.qdouihu
& RI ia u

We sometimes ind truths very happily mad
iurcLly rApreasrd, b. Writers whose pToduc
t"Hs canuot alwuys be- relied upon a. correct,
Hud rvrIi hy such nH uuvueair principles ~ irrutt
af. drcidrdiy erroneous Tine h.hie direction
should br observed 10 such cases, "Pioye a'l
thiugs,huid fst chat which is good. I should
o. lr fruu taking Ralph Waldo Emnuop, 40
any guide, ia mailvfs pertaining 10 my moral
prurplcso r NY religious belief, and yet 10 the
following pHrhgmPh,he has exPrcsscd com.
mpn truth ~ yefy brautif4 and impressive
wnnnrr,
"fhcte is," he says, emo den la tho wide
world 10 hide a rogue, There 10 no such thing
aa conccalmeut Commit ofime md tsc
earth 10 made Of glass, Commit crime upd
1t isas ifa eool Of snow fell on the ground,
such na reveals Ia 'ho woods The trick ofrvc,
~ partridge and fox aud squirrel nnd molc.--
You cannot recall the spukru word, Nuu c4u,'
upt wipe out the foot track, you capual draw
ur lhc ladder 20 ~ 10 leave no MET or cluc.
NIWVs tuur dainniHE -oitruuttaucF tr51T
pir,s. The hwsNand substances Of uatur.,
water, snow, wind, gfayit.ton, beeoot p,u.
allos to the thief"
This Is probably the experience Of every
r' ~ '''' '''B' Wv ''''"'
81 t''st''' vr t'rIr- YET trHr ~ drtrrtrUU
Keeps him IN a constant allic of alarm, and
"'' ''"
.'''' "''' '"' 'fr''''''''
quo n'P"'' 10 '''''
w ''''"' '"' ''"''' WIG" 40 '''' P"''
''
~ INC. ''s' '''' 70 '''' ''il y'" "'''"
-' "'PiY' v. '"'''u' 0"u "'nes'' ""' never
'''., ''"'' '"' ""' " '''"'u'''
'"' Pl'"' % vice '''e'"I fap'Ig' -"+ lead
:" 'B"""l"y ana rum a"H ia - II !" return
""' cum" "' uncut ascent ana "H'n you
nave once 'od nose r'f"'Ns f'ads, you CA"
"'''I O' sure 81 L'-g"'E''G secure 'e''".'a
"" w. P''"'' - "''" anu h'h-''y' Hn-
~" you 40 "'''n' ""' secure Vac conn.
~ '''''''' ~" "'' '''. ''
!'I' '.''''' poet l'1 Will -'.'
"' Wv ''"'' % '''.' "'"''' '''N ""'
80 '"',' go 90 J''' % ,'"'''"' '''P ''.'
'''N O'|' '''o "'' ~ e"l'' ~ '''..
70 P"''"''' 'ou"' ""'"'n u. l''' N'''
'"'"' ''' upon Tue courier several VI vac t'" /
10 SONG q ",8eH had nests OF amnIlrr by p.
'N''1'' H"' h'' 80 he discovered 10y s"'"'H-
'"'"' n'''''" one '"'' me- neg .'''a "|
~ 49, "''''h l'''''-' a"a ''" "'' "'- pl''r'
.','' ''','S =" up CA. 'u'')' move" towards '"f /
''--- ~ u iil "a 8 a
'''' a"ee''1' "a }" g'''ns INTO To" street "''h-|
OUT ''.'''''y' \ S'gns movement "' 'H' .
n'N' VINE" out OF hls nearing "'s''.' 90. /
'"'' "'u B'' "ho'' n'''' "nd Tor o "'Nir"'
'"l h'a" ""H"d'd "''h JOY But with ihii .
'''y' moment GUIDED all ny happiness. l"ut' .
'''u '''"9' ',''ng Nasty y''"e'S back ''t''' +
y p0r o''- ln' VINE" out ois'sh'oi '''. s'orr
ran Tor w! 'l'. Nn'n lc'mr near u} hom",
S''Pp'' 4"' '"iA'''o "".' '.''"''1"' wax" .
my n''Ho'''n Treasure u e'rr.a 81 'N'' .
'"' no"''' my mother would discover my DIS /
hon''V '''' require me to return the boxes
with suitable confessions, and perhaps punish.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
Il. Latham s. Co.,

iron Founders and Machinists,
st tho J,,1ct'-a.af &o Northern, ~. Central
oHd PGssImpsjc Railroads,
WILL answer orders for Mill, Machine,
w Railroad Locomotive, car and car Wheel
and other castings. And will make TO order
Machinsts Tools ofsuperior quality and finish,
such Engine nd Hand Lathes with rr with
out ScrGw gGcr-Planing, upright Drilling
and Bolt cutting Machines-also Shaaing, Mill
Screws, and Mill Irons of all kinda.
They will also furnish Burr Mill Stones,
Dutch BoNC Screen Wire-Mill, Crcu.
lar and other Saws aud Cob cracking and
Smut Machines
Saw, Grst and other Mills propelled by
Steam or Water built under the direction of.
Mr. Wm DuscAS p o. address, "West Leb
anon, N. u. 60 3nsl
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
ND TESTIMONlAIS
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
Truth is stranger than Fiction,
CURE OF
Bronchitis and DySpopAia.

REV. Dr. LANDS. A CLERGYMAN
VI Sow Icnsy Of laungul'bei sl'llHment>ani cGstei
siuStv New Jersey. July ~ 1873 .
On 4 n Ciuusts.-- bear sir You wish 20 know 81
rc ghaf hHs ireu the result my owu. case ui the
Application vf TiiE GNlNANtU BkLT AND NkCh
LACE iy reply BE- o. iotuws'
bon a'oui te,niy y-sr, he'd. lfcn suffering FROM
ulHT'rgF t1ct} year tho symptohs became worse
RI mri5rJl Treatment vharrrr Ardut rFlTrygu vr1rr
.ucv ga consequence ST frequent ~ Tpsutc 90 the
weather. On hc itsrbaiEe ol my Pastoral duties J
hrtawe subject g. seHctc Chronic Nhcuwatifm which
Father ln TIC winter OF 10 uti 20, in c'usr
Iurnrr uf preaching q Errlt deal Ia my aui
ybJiuut other churches in this region, attacked
htf Wv Niurel.its. which s#snn tef sua
t1'fcl Hlr' m Immediate fusuen,inpN ~ Wy pastoral
IHhors. Nv uffrouf tVfifn fhsTuurhlV rrrr
r4IsL aAI my Erouchlus became worse. ai.l di
my pNEirpfa ana Rheumatic unrct ton thus c1ilciug
lot these iauI.ors connected with each oihci
thtuugA the medium ~ thc Nervous system IN the
vA1io pharmatopW,a there seemed IN bu Trmclia
agent uhicA caull reach AMI rccuFcgatr my Nervous
IS stem every thing that hal uird - Dis purpose had
uIlCcly failed A last was Tel hVIpy E.sads 10 -
au your Inventions and though with no very san
ruiur hrptE their rfhrlrnry1 determined IN try the
FI,c' of We application of the HAlNANlt BELT AND
NfthLAtE, with the MAGNETIC FLUID. This WA
nIys ny DturrsiA lNn onNH ~ rtatI bANs w.
trAulfu tn rAkltts iIt rAsT|hNI LAHUHs N0N uAtE 7
.f..a g'fIr.t f'aatE hLhNttE oN ArrhrNr 80
ttTTrrSrrrTr rTrTrrrrv NV "
ttttlN UtAsFu 70 rEorntE Such "a the wonder
hl and hnppy results Of The experiment '-
have recommended the BELT end FLUID To- many
tho have been likewise suffering from Ncuulgic ancc
tons They have tried them, wttH uErrN rAuLrs,
nILWvr tNtuv
am, dear CIR, very respectfully yours
ROBERT w. LANUlS
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Holmans' Natures Grand Res
tora / i've,

NOR Dyspepsia, diseased Liver, Jaundiee
II Asthma, Pain in the Side, Shor,ness OF
breath, Nervous complaints, Costiyencss, &c
2. .rt- warming a+tt t-tf nd
is confidently believed 10 be the best remedy
in use Tor the above complaints. ritz RI
J. Il, HOLMAN, Proprietor, Boston -A1aeA
And ruld 10y }. G. BINGHAM.
ST. Johnsbury, May %, 1880. bO9tt
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
FRANKLIN

a. TX Governor Tazcwell % Va, has
written letter. ia which he takes sp'tnd dis
tnctly for dsunon, believing that the rcla.
tons heretofore and now -spbsisting between
the fire. aud slave States are injurious to the
interest and safety Of The latter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
Agricultural ImplemcntS:.

Rugglcs. Noursc IL Masons Plows, Hay Cut
ters, Cultivators, Shovels, Churns, &c. &c.
Also, Garden and Flower Seeds.
We are receiving additions TO our Goods
every few days-and intend to. offer GREAT
B.3RG.ff.NS.to those in want Of Goods We
shall keep an KENDS-the most fashionable
and the common and snbstantial; and would
Inyte all IN want OF Goods TO callInnd exam.
me our assortment aud prices hcfo r.. p44+.,has.
ing. f. JEWETr' " CO
May 10, 1850
n. B We have n good assortment of
READY MADE CLOTHING-at low prices
Connected with our establishment may be
found n first rutc iuItor, uUt We VIII furnish
any garment not ON hand, at short notice, IA
cheap as the cheapest, and IN style equal to-
the best city made. 667tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
, DR.. cHRIsTTE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE

rs used or all complaints affecting the Throat Head
ai bronchitis, Inflammation 81 the Throat Nervous
and sick Hcslache Dizziness OF tho Head Neuralgia ~
the Eacc, BuEzing Roaring Ia the Eau, Deafness,
pipint, called Tic uolnrvuX.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
Dr.. Christlo's dslvanie Curatiyss,
10000 Persons

InrluIHF nil ta't clastCs sni conditions among vhiru
Nerr tFu on ttrf OF ialtos afc peculiarly susrtt
W NrF.it 90 ,AtIpis. blto been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED.
uh'H 30 hor' u i..,st hai been given ui fnl effp
thing else been uisi 900 tblu'
Ia uiutuats The ne ~ tht GALNASIC uELT,
'HYgnlr tho case ui De- ENLISTED d. iha tlHe 81
rI. q IafHa uNHrf rhi &C. ani uh tfti. ui Feff
ONE lrdIiet ln ordinary cHtst siluuauft str tsaen
ati,a hy urt scu9u uu SOC tt,csau rru'tiet ui toe
t'H..a.h aHHfI fFuTH.r.N tulrI lui WhI"h lrHJu iF
LAi-ll M llArL sflr su1 with injured n.ulti, aprf
zoe acton ,hui ,s,IifI Eht tfHisI Nos c6UTsIo ir'
OBS tle eject fu.uItg HE GEO. atlBH u t4a ~ a..
y NNIt EiiI 1shth lIf.ett- tla-llf. rfen ia iAf
sort syWpi0ns ~ ~ attaCk and simply tig The Irt
hfUHI t4r Auayt ulnr t.r haEurhc Tool iltrftrI
lu short Ifra' Ne nssusile rsuIlfatirn WIl art
thee pHtiyr element of ts nrlt thetebf rhusiuF Oa
anic circulation Nhirh wl pass ON o. The negative aud
Thence back again g. thr positive thus keeping up ron.
t.uHuf tiHlfa circulation MfuuE hnuf tIe system
iNuH thu frHft r4aus uf ~ sIlfNtA are rHIl
NAaInIIl a. mn. A ftW DAYS rs AMPLY
SUFFICIENT TO ERADICATE THE DISEASE %
WARS
CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
or ia, most Un,ioubtrd Character,
.HN
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
REApY-MApE CLOTHING,

eonslslnq, 10 pat, Of Liuea, Hroadclolh, aad
Trod SICkS, ~ al Kinds 4 ooie,E IESIS
~ att trHfrr Bpsskta 4 CasS4HaaFe P.iAIS, all
~ Nluch btapg Of hn own manufacture Ice
viii warrant 30 be- we'll made, and o. lac IA
tends doing huslncsa entirely On The cash
pf,nciplc b. will cell cheaper than can bo
Iounbt elsewhere, both by the dozen or single
p,rec-fot proof Of which call and see
Grrli-tsIf,'s FURNISHING GOODS af
all Kinds hirts, Bosoms, COiiars, sHsPsH-
dsrs, Cana, Sc,
An orders will be ,carraHied PeJediy safis.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
COAT-MAKERs WANTED.
~ JDUA,SBTBy CCNTRE, I

OK good COAT. MAKERS are wanted i'm.
- mediatcly by the subscriber. The best of
wages given JOSEPH BOLES.
St Johnsbury, May 81, 1850 669tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
Old DR.. Jacob Townsend,
The Original Diseoppo Of hs
Genuine TOwnScnd'S SarSapariIa
REaLkNG POHER.

knowing, maHyyoars ago, that be- htd, by
hib 10, science, aud experience, devised 40
article which would be Of incaleulablr adylH,
tagr 60 mankind, when once known aud "a,
lchsycly used, he hoped and peT-oyeT,s, "a.
pcctng the time 10 arrive when the means
would be furnished 10 bring il into universal
notice, when its ineftimablc virtues would be-
known aud appreciated. This umchls come.
he fnchna arc hnnnlIcd tins
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-29
DR.. CHRIsTIE's GALVANIo BELT
end
MAGNETIC FLUID,
!. I,..al.gamanl ID Lhe NervouA syalem.

IHrtfatr $50 a4fuIf-I u4rt weaken ths vital yurf
5000 ul uie aiT,ail pufatei system chile. ur1rr fhs
a.f..F.hHHtHF If giving tltaluuF lunurutr Dl tsaI
4l..-H " applied hy t,is t-sntfpl sHf -uHirrtul fn
UHtsfr, uT VRIausri patient huH weBk rHr suHrfsr %
tvsturi 90 bonner hrsltA strength elasticity sut tIrsf
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02
THE PLOUGH, THE LOOM, AND THE ANVIL.
FEBRUARY SUMBER.

II will be seen that the Editor of this Periodical
is beginning to avail himself of the opportunities
which his position affords, OF intercourse with the
members OF Congress from all quarters, to procure
information, as ne says, of whatever there may be
IN any one OF the States which is {" peculiar practi-
cal, and worthy of being known and followed in
others.'
In his January number will be found an interest
ing, because instructive, account of the Uses and
Talue of Peat, as manure, in Massachusetts, COM
municated by the Hon. d. p. KING, of Massachu-
sets; and in the February number we find COM
munication from another member, the Hon. Mr.
CLARKE, Of New York, on the subject of Fyar and
F1arseed, their cultivation and uses IN that State
This last paper is followed, in the number before
us, by a very full and minute dissertation on the
cultivation of flax in Ireland and Belgium countries
where it is said to be best understood together with
full directions for carrying it through all the pro-
cesses preparatory to its manufacture.
During the session Of Congress, it is known that
we have little space for miscellaneous matters other
wise few things would be more attractive to our
selves than such as the following which will I'VE doubt
not, have peculiar interest for country readers:
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02
W.sHISGToN. FRaRUARy 10

Commemorative notice nisprnt that occurred in the
remarks made by Mr. Clay Thursday, consisting of
tanspositon Of the words in his camp These words
inserted in the wrong place by The correcor Of the proof
and ought to have formed part OF the following sentence
Sir in nay own humble parlor, at Ashland, have at this
moment broken goblet which used by General Wash
ington in has camp during almost the whole Of the revou
tiopary warngS
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

NEW BOOKS.-A System of Ancient and Mediaeva.
Geography for the schools and colleges by Chas
Anthem, LII
HISTORY OF SPANISH LITERATURE by George
Ticknor, vol. 1. To be completed in three volumes.
THE WHALE AND HIS CAPTORS, the Whale
mans Adventures and the Whales Biography gathered in
the homeward cruise OF the Commodore Preble by Rev.
Henry 7. Cheeyer, with engravings
ROLAND CASHEL, part three, and complete
dec IL II. FARNHAM.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

TIE "Brtsh Hotel in Niagara Canada, completely
destroyed BY fire the 18th instant together with s fnrn
and the extensive stables and other Buildings sdonsg
The hotel Is said TO have been Of the best IN Canada
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

During year ls49 the number Of foreigners naturazed
the city of New York ten thousand three hundred and
ninety four. sg95
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-02-02

solemn compact of the conederated Union cannot be
ried out very much fear that simple resolution offered by
the Senator from Kentucky backed though may be by his
all powerful influence will meet with but little better
What have say them sir that protest against this
compromise if you please to call il, because n not
single point if clearly understand its meaning, does pro-
pose benefit the people Of the South Without attempting
in the slightest degree question the motives that influenced
that the people Of the South will not consider it
compromise at all, inasmuch II gives all 10 side
you that when the people of the South
this great compromise, and consider that comedies
State and three Territories TO the North, and comedies
the abolition of the savetrade in the District Of Columbia to
the North without any concession whatever the South they
will not be satisfied with It. No gentleman can show me
that contains single concession to the South, and therefore
protest agains. IL.
Mr. CLAY hope the Secretary will record the protest
Of The gentleman and that that protest will remain upon the
record to be acted upon hereafter have risen merely
say sir that did not intend these resolutions abstract
solutions propose that they should be made the order
Of the day for Tuesday and my purpose is that they
shall be taken up duly considered and decided upon and
any Of them decided upon amavey that they shall be
referred to appropriate committee with instructions to
bring in bill in pursuance of such expression of the opinion
Of the Senate. That understand is the parliamentary
Of legislation throughout the world wherever para
ments exist is NOT the worthy Senator from Texas
supposes mere abstract proposition No such thing i'm
tend them practical sober propositions to be decided upon
and referred committees and to be reported upon, either
airmaiivey negatively with view, repored affirm
atvely, 10 subsequent action ihereupon.
Mr.. DOWNS only desire TO have my protest recorded
with the resolutions and remarks offered by the Senator from
Kentucky have at least the right, member Of the Sem
ate to have recorded in the page with the remarks
and resolutions Of the Senator himself.
Mr.. CLAY, Tin his seat) Certainly, sir
Mr. DOWNS. And, MI. President am not the less in
ned to have them recorded because the gentleman seems to
been extremely anxious upon this occasion to have
nothing else recorded bit HE own resolutions and his own re-
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columns that convey the sentiments Of the Senator from
lucky, here that will take less than the Mis-
souri, compromise line extended the Pacific ocean, with the
specific recognition Of the right hold slaves in the territory
below that line and that before such territories admitted
into the Union Stes slaves may be taken there from any
of the United States at the option Of their
consent to give additional power commit further ag
gressons upon the minority in this Union; and will
consent to any proposition which will have such tendency
without full guaranty counteactng is connected
with it. fobear commenting any further length upon
the propositions embraced in the resolutions at this time
Mr.. CLAY. am extremely Sorry Mr.. President for the
premature, and allow say, my opinion
discussion which has taken place. Whenever the Senator
who has just resumed his chooses meet me in arg
ent Ipedge myself at the proper me show that there
is not the slightest discrepancy between the pursued by
in 1898 and the which take now. And one Of
the resolutions which the Senator has read
Mr.. DAVIS Will the Senator from Kentucky allow me
to state
Mr. CLAY. will proceed, sir.
Mr. DAVIS. The Senator has said that he will enter upon
the argument whenever choose to do so.
Mr. CLAY. do not choose to'give way at present.
Mr. DAVIS Now isthe time to enter upon the argument
Mr. CLAY. Nountl am done. am reminded Of my
coming from slave State. tell the Senator from Mississip
p and tell the Senator from vginia that know my duty
and that mean to express the opinions that entertain fear
less Of all mankind.
But SIR in regard to this resolution Of 1885, regret ex
tremey this premature discussion think would have
been better for the Senate had been deferred And
trust the gentlemen the other side will say
ing that would have been better for themselves f they had
rborne into the discussion until the question
regularly up. But sir as do not choose that what
slider mistaken representation Of my sentiments in 1888
what they
Sir there 10 word in that resolution that implies that
any faith pledged to the States other than Virginia and
TO Maryland that Congress would not abolish slavery in This