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organized govenmentto the people OF Territory acting
and about 10 form constitution for the purpose oil ad
S,ate and in relation 10 that people he said
and he said ny-and that IL the southern doctrine not
have right to decide their municipal regulations as
they will But to what il intended to apply that prop
oson Toa people who coniessedy have no night TO
do the act which they have done, except that night
shall be given them by the retroactive operation Of an ACT
of Congress Can II he conceived that MIR. Calhoun
would have said, tina, any southern would have
slavery. would have said. that unorgamzed people,
having title 10 the country they proposed to goverD
had right TO prescribe the constitution and municipal
regulations for that country, which shoud be indePend
eni Of the action Of the Congress Of the United States
representing the poprIetors OF the soil not neces
sary Indicate that PROPOSITION and most certainly there
i no faltering upon the part Of southern msn N main
Gentlemen who advocate this bill make repeated dec
araons OF their anxiety TO preaerue the peace and har
mony OF the country, and 70 remove that alienation OF
feeling which now unhappily exists do not question
the sincerity OF purpose Of any Of the advocates OF the
bill nor do mean, far any protest OF mine against
such an allegation may prevail. TO question the sincerity
Of The motives by which they acaated. My desire
Is inense-and have manifested il on more occasions
than one in the progress Of this blto have placed IN
= form IN which, consistently with the convictions of
my judgment and conscience. give 1t my support.
do not presume that the sincerity Of that declaration
will be questioned have doubt that the advocates
Of this bill not only desire the restoration Of peace and
harmony, but would be content, they declare, with
any which woud have the effect OF restoring
pesce and harmony But the fact sand the proceedings
Of the Senate manifest tthst they have determined in
their own minds that this Is the only method. OF the
measure in the precise form which ii il presented by
this bill the only measure. which restore peace and
harmony to the country becauss they believe i the only
measure which ba SUSTAINED in the two houses Of
Congresa There is the difference Of opinion between
a. Both equally sincere in our desire TO say the
agitation Of the country Honorable senators who sdvc
oaae this bill believe that this and this oAy the mode
ia which be accomplished while il my mistor-
tuns and the naoftune Of the other gentlemen who oct
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House from California one. ifhat constitutional
question there in that II IL question oil equity
what population they had The constitution aays moth
ing about IT, except that State shall have less than-one
member II does not limit the exercise Of the discretion
OF any power OF Congress az TO the granting Of any
entitled to one, two more members, Is question OF
equity and not IN the constitution Then there is the
census What Ia the ceDsual There il evidence OF a
high character any Of the evidences which satisfy the
human mind. founded upon human judgment, where
discretionary power exists and Just ~ ample and safs-
factory the highest kind Of evidence which the census
wonld have given us. Now with regard TO the popula
t'on 10 much Is my misfortune to differ With the ssna
tor from Georgia, that, If California had asked three
members. should have found myself fully justified.
b. the evidence and information which has reached
to consent to her having them Why the facts are %
to discriminate Distinguish between the various
counts. The other day, man who came from Callior
MIA not six weeks ago. and the author Of Of the best
works upon II. was hero He was particular friend
and old acquaintance Of mine. One day, being IN my
room, ead " Toll me, Mr. Bryant what - now the por-
ulauon Of California "Sir" said he IL have doubt
at this moment II il 10000, and before the end OF the
year there will be $4,000 added to it," What was
proclaimed 1t pubic meeting Of citizens of Caliiornia-a
large and extensve meeting-in April last What was
proclaimed, and stated fact with regard to the popu
iation that they had At that time In April they had
population OF 100000, coinciding, with remarkable
actnsss, with the information communicated 10 me by
Mr. Bryant, two three monhs afterwards, in stating
her population have no doubt that to-day California
has more sighting men than Georgia will not say
more gallant more chivarous; but have no earthly
doubt she has got more fighting in her limits than
are in the limits Of Georgia There are not two per
drsn but they all hardy and ensrpsing young men.
who have gone out from midst. bone OF our bone,
and flesh Of flesh "-inheriting from us that bold
spirit Of enterprise which we inherited from our ances
Tors They have gone ont to seak their fortunes and to
essabsh themselves in that distant country Georgia
can rase 100000 kShnG men gallant and cAisasous, it
IL much larger nanbf 'hsa sappossd she could an-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16
Foreign Markets.

HAVANA MARCH Since our report OF inc ~lst
al the unfavorahe weather checked supplies OF SukaI
materially, and prices experienced an so.A0e" Nv. va
ous last quotations but now the receipts are becoming
more abundant, which affords better seecuons W pu
ehssers There is steady general demand ana We pave
cur quotations rs follows Whites 10 mas iouSHs
~ n r. Rrovps 81 81 re-, Cucuruchos 81 rs sap
ents vi MascovRdos continue for Freuch maSels wOin
from hence and the oUlpogls We quote uroinAIN !" M
dnue "a S, 70 Good to Prime q rias Inc state OF
The nmosphrre IA now favorable for The Operations OF
rrtpdipg although IL materially retarded IVY the u'v''
upiion recently experienced. ,-- -, .n,.h...s
Molasses Is At 21.t RS In the hSrbor, some purchases
h.,ng brgn made III lae latter hgaren The outpofs zoe
Price Is supported al Muscovsdo Meis'sre' Ni9''
nAls M. -, ,..n...-
ions were al SlS0lSi for Mddtng 10 Far. -, -,
The supplies OF Lard continue moderate and me stuee
hss advanced the Nresent rates being St @ iV' h'kS
Su.dl2 tor 6bls The stock is equal 70 eVV KEGS IN
cargo OF Rice sold A. II Is and there are no" TWO ~"
IN hrsi hands besides SEQ bags Naleneis -,
nave lepl ou! FOE some time About 2Vo ieet were SOC
sS2 for Frsnkfor; and Eastern, and hefe are NVvr'
Portland on hard Is sso nr ss s nsSer ;sere
iskDne from CeoT geiown for disposal 90 r..
irei9his Tue last charters TO Europe were a. - io,
Ccwes and Market aud Russian shlp OF <to' eoNcs ~
4al2s FOR COwes aud lnsTkeL Including me Daiie -
f,r Rum Ia bremeD - per box 10 MHfseiues si 81 -
We quote ooasw Fr,ighs per box OF SasS s's TOT
M,i.sscs 10 N,r,heru poGts and q 10 southern pofts
Exchange London lVi All per G. prem 1i'.s - ~
Nsw.York and Boston dull, some transactions s0S p's'e
AIEen lSsQ-The last days the market of Sugars
has been caim and prices arc now about ~ ~.
tau the lss Prices Current SaSS% s, o. A. sn as "a
the coast Exchange oD London IVA IL per Gem T'V''
M,s,x..sf si.rch ! SQesrs-NVe quote Whites s. 10
Fne YellowsT AL, Good 30 Fair Al q set hr9wns =
Alas3 Cucuruchcs y Auscoysaos , a - MosssVs
,, very brisk and steady per keg and VIA no pms
peel decline Rice appears u b fsihei ooSlas ~
cAfgv been sold vm sloge this week = ia - easA
Ffeshts scsrse 81 81 for MoSsscs ard 81 per b9N ~
gar Alongside ANehsngS ior Sterling Il i't Pt' ''"
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MIR. Winthrop and the Proviso.

WAsHsSfOS Wcdnrsdayi Mheu ID lo90
10 n. Editors Of TIA Tribune
One of your correspondents writing from this
IL = under date OF the 9th inst says: "Messrs.
" rBsrER ard WINTHROP profess 10 abhor the
Provso.
We 10 not know where We are b. look 10 ind
the warrant Tor this strong language IN reference
" either OF these gentlemen. Mr WEBSTER GER.
,snly did not express any abhouenre' Of the
p-Jyiso ia his late speech He simply declared
dat be should vote against Il any Olll providing
Ier1torial Government Tor New Mexico, Oeiev'
og - unnecessary 10 exclude Slavery rom hat Ter
WY
Rg- We are no spOlOgst a-isher have anY love for,
10 docrne and oar particular object Is ~ say ha1 what
yer AZ be houg ht o. sad Of NT WEsTEss opinions on
az subject t u wholly improper " set Mr. WiSrskof
eodorsng hem N the absence Of any "
dong He a. less has never 81 pressed OF numApo
cav nrson " against his Proviso 10 any blu pfOV1
III Tor Trrdtora al GOyegament iof NeN Mexico % pr
,nv o.her Territory NJ WIsTHROg II vs. are not me-
ken himself moved ne Proyiso IN he Oregon IeronA al
and n b. should called upon W Fots fof aTerrCriAi
lgerumsnf Tor New Mexico. add zoe else should D.
iad 20 perform that dgfy. have no doubt ne ~0u4d
A.t 49, taIe occasion aff hat have good feasous
I'd teesinz hat not Ar WisFHEoV OILY bot every mem
r u ne Mas.aetussIs Deeg aOu. vii b. fOahd disssc :
AZ from Nr NLEsrEs IN Inc position - has a<su "a re-
srd 10 ne application Of The Proytso - View MEXICO.
Your c0frssDondenI sure, medAied no injustice
% NJ WfsTHsOp and vel yourselves vii ses and
scknow edge ne pfopriety ofthis correction r
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surveys of the Pacific Coast.

To the Editors ~ ne Nfh- iofh sfiYht'
GENrLLMFS In tho letter from Senator G"in
10 tho Secretary Of the Treasury there IS the fol
lowing:
No reliance he placed on the surveys ct the rae nc
Coast o. HaboTs from Cape Suu Lucas TO Pueers sound
La this statement. the Senator rs ln error, Ms very
good surveys have been made OF San Lucas, Mag
dalena Bay, Playd Maria Bay, Port st Ouertln
and Bodoga Bay by Sir Edward Boicher K n
Monterey has been surveyed, both by The Officers
M our own and the Fronch Navy. Capt. heiett'
has surveyed part OF Nsncouvers Island and Noolsa
sound All these surveys hsye been published m very su
peor A., la al the photographic Office of the Britsh Adm
ialy ana for sale most OF the chart selling eSAohsh
In making this statement wish TO be understood AZ
heing entirely A. favor of the Senator'S views az To surveys
and nghLhoasea but deem II only Just mat me above
facts should be known. the British Admiralty nave iOr
mapv yeus past the suggestion of hai admirable hydro
grApher Admiral SIT Francis Beaufort, been engaged IN
making photographic surveys N almost every nhVRaur
peft OF The Globe ard ia his distribution OF them he mas
h,B governed hy most emil gbtened aud liberal spnIshd
has enAied debt OF Obligation on al who 20 DOWN 10
Tho ,es ia ships" aud on none more Than - - ,,..
WV Yo,,s very truiy GEO W BLUNT.
a. VIII those Editors who have pubhshod senator
G wins letter, publish this answer.
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sInxer.-fIare sfnterr.
tfrgs .esssia On CaAfcyntI Tasoyss' and stat>'~sH
IA t'assf PrSgi,o-f tf Fyt~a1s ard $oes
a. .,,-.r,,. f-.ee Il TIE Tnouns

HfHTa T~(TTs
TAs Htissf Progtso-ftf Fyt<a1s ard Soes
llfr-.yo,d-nee ofThs TnDans
W,ssiSsros. ThJf.dsy Mach a.
81. WA HEsAED Of W spoke today m favor
4 The free admission II free California ar MORE
+ Ia took he other SIDE These endless harsngaes
trs waste d time aad throw the business Of the
.s,sion upon few weeks 10 the best a the sum
r., when important messages will probably DO
rbroUn out OF adopted win Indecent haste and
,ut I,rie il any investigation Very lew object 20
ms. how ever ssi can only l0ok On and rogrc,
sch iniataation.
The spportOnment bLl, and the appropriations
measure u yasI IN pcrtance, VII crowd tho sbori
.ess.oD. commencing IA December next, and thus
~ l.rsse much Of the usefulness Of tie 3lsi Coz
sress.
IT, Isis. Mr WEssTEK owed the " llnsot Pr1vi.o
20 well that be wanted - father D. II was sub
stan,iaiy His proVisO, be sad and DOT DAVID VII
soI - WIsTHROP proposition some ye&fs 30 .
sas lOs dissimar TOT toe osiiaAiee o. ~ -,
"a 70 The Legislature 4 New-fOFk hs-' /" ~
NOT views. When rfLAs WRISsf s~ ~ W ~
1f Dr President Il sxp>eted, oOoIa, I"-. nc
state would waive - hIgn posltS" On ''S '11s VI
ost1ral liberty u,ts.tau.
,.1..,r. h. III. Ale and exceilsAt speech Of Moo
- 80, .~yges. as did Governor sEwskD a. the
- 1000 ia cenafel that the humllistIng pro
-. - ~ Tpitef States Constitution which Only
-. ~, free states - suffer Slaves - be TecOv-
- I'd carried BACK Into a captivity ending 10
S..,b Il 20 be exercised under authority Of the
1888 Courts and IN DO other way, such being
,he decision Of the United States SapTens Court
Nv immortal namesske. and very distant relative,
RostH SarRGAs Of Conn warmly opposed, 10
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DEfRon, MlcH We notice with regret The Dc
IA, 81 D,wo sNAK1. The Wig candidate for Mayor
snsit received 81 sod John Ludue uoco 40 show
sg mn oty u y Tor the latter instead Of ~ - reported
b. Telegraph The Whigs cleo he Recorder City Clerk
Marshl, Physician ani Sexton Charles @ Hammond "a
Custom House Collector 'who was depued BY Case %
Wimors District on free Sol mission defes'ed a. Al
dermao DO one Of the Wards
ADRIAv, MIcH -ADDHoT j CoM,focg Wing
defeats Hon WN GEErVLY, Loco eK-Govefnof, by IS
ms ioniy Wing Recorder and Treasurer also chosen
81 LOUIS Mo-LcTHER NJ. KENSEIT, ESQ.
iwhg) mas been elected Mayor.
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Canadian Affairs.

Correspondence Of The TUDune
PnuApgLrrA, THURSDAY, March "a
lit bee '-ue that Hopkins has defeated Weten
hall a Hal On (no Hau0uj ii is Annexation Triumph
ar Al leasi Hopkins was Inc fiyofis If he ants b {
geardse who the Oldest member Of the Upper Canada
BsG proposed Hopkins. Perry, too, Of East York aai
enc ci party Tor county vermont aer
yepfeseried by OF Tire Scotch novelist, Cat It's
Condemnation OF he Ministry, who viii mo- doubt gei
eensi or hang Office u spite Of the country. ~ Fu
MAJ Draper snd Hagerman on before m revolution In
1881
session a. Toronto can't he far of VIVA, sir they'll
make
John Prince goes for independence
The increase in the revenue Canada las car under
higher tariff and the removal Of pferne collectors was
$50 00
II Il said that proposals effect many substantial reforms
vii be mede bg the Government hen the session opens
and that Union pf part o tho Tories VIII take pace win
N. men carrying OF the public business - M
Lfuberers seem convinced that the reciprocity hiI VIII
pas AT Wellington Orders have been sent 10 Upper an
sda for mmbef having that contingency in view from
We.iern New York quite extensively, aud lumber 10
scarce and dear and near our frontier
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Pennsylvania Wing state Convention.

Tho Whig State Central Committee met here
s.,eanv in prsuaucs OF previous aotce aud adjourned
al evening According to Iheir recommendation; Inc
Whg STATE Convention to nominate candidate io Nsis
oemso,ssoner viii be held al Philadelphia the ish OF
June next A., H.. -. ~,
The Governor has appointed George w ltArus hs vi
Dsu,ip Comfy Reporter Of the Supreme Court vice MT
Bar deceased The appointment IL considered an excel
EN- one Ia every respect run ~ AAe''0"N
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For TIE Thbure
VISION or EMPIRE

/ SAW an Empire vasl-its star
Burns Der the horizon's Eastern bar.
It's walls Of iron. It's domes Of gold
Were piled BY mighty hands Of old
With bands Of steel, with bands Of thought
Was rs compact dominion wrought
ADD it's deep. rooted iife bourd fast
IN the ribbed granite n the Past.
saw the Genius Of its State.
An earth horn Titan. wise snd great
t thousand year. Of iusty heath.
4 thousand years Of gathering wealth
4 thousand years OF splendid crime,
Had led hun up 20 manhood prime.
Like blows on Gaming anvils rung
sounded bis grand old Saxon tongue
sure, as Nesovisn fire waves roll
Flowed the strong purpose Of his syil
And. from bis still, creative BRAIN
Sailed ship. Of ir2n-rUshed steeds Of fame
re buAed well, he buided last,
The iortress Of tlat Empire vast
lie based its adamantne piles
pon thousand subject isles
lie wrought and filed rs sea grit piers
With gold and irons and blood and tears
lie reared rs bastons TIL their crest
Planned urid over Eas, and West
And. throned thereon he rolled altar
The war of Trade trade Of War.
The virgin Nations IN his Inst
he spoiled. then slew then coined their dosi
ia Truths hierarchal shrine raised high
The mitred croziered suphced Lie
Filled to the brIm the cup Of Pain,
For pale Humanity t. drain
The ORIENT smote. with ron rod
Tin the far lowing seas ran blood
Dyed in that purpling gore bis robe.
And grasped the Scepter Of the Globe
! saw him on his ancient throne
Regusnt- hks God-supremc, alone
A god ln state. hend in viii
WELDING the ommpotcnce o. il
When, lo the Ayengin- Angel passed.
With Vans OF fame, with trUmpetbast
Weakening the Earthquake and the Deep
Startling the Race from chains and sleep
From land to land resoundng on,
Wo-uiter Wo-to BABY ion
saw him LIT his arm 10 sm'c
And slay that Harbnger of Light
His daring arm. uptfted high.
Drew down Coils lightning from the SKY
5hriveled the sword hand chords Of might -
Blinded the eyes red glare with night
rasied the vast, Titanic brain
Crushed the mailed heart with blows Of pam
PaIace and throne, his funeral pyie
Like Etnas cone criiowed with FIRE
The Anarch and bis Empire vast
In blackemng cinders died at last
Morning and Spring came glorious in
Flowers doomed where once the throne had
And Plenty from her wondrous bora been,
Renewed again the vine and corn
And. shining DER the peaceful lands,
Rose there n Fame not bull, by hands -
There throncd, all pure AMI undehled,
sat Il fair NIRGis with her CHILD:
Young FREEDOM and her first born, Low
Savior on earth Supreme above.
Yo,k, March. 1850.
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

MN. HANrsHIRr.-We shall publish the com
piete returns Of the recent election in tins state
t7oa AS they come 90 hand At present 70 IS suih
Gent 10 say that the Loco fooos have snoc"ed"
by sq Increased majority snd that large majority
have voted in favor OF revision Of the State Con
stiiutlou.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

,sr SEW ORs DAHL rRIBUSE Il PUBLISHED
EVERY xoRsISG SUNDAYS EXCITED
a, The Tribune BaiIdings, corner Of spruce
and Nassau streets, opposite the City Hall,
ssysreo to City subseTibsrs or ~ cents per we-s.
~ ,hsc theY prefer hey pay "a advance a. he DsE
e. n months o. year Al the rate single copies
g., Cetis Mail subscnbss Five Dollars Per ann1fn. 10
S~snee su5scnpOns izken Tor ak moths. FOR hire
shs Al 81 Three Dollars " advance required IN al eE
1nTes with Coun.ry Newspapers Daily papers received
Al az coce whose terms are higher tcsu eos- q TIE
Sof1us arr DOT allowed any difference
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A LfssRrY.L0yns LksIsLkIrEE,-Onth the 2sth
an rb~n he eossidsrsron q ~ Coosaalionsl Conyen
-. -. b~f1rs he Michigan House. yslss Aoyiss,
fs>stisn lev moved sFke ozi Ron Ne eiasss sped
ssg 40 SOL be snGrsd 70 vote < Dsess>s, tle words
gDsr.sr entitled % nat eecficc," md trsef
ever rec rae Ehzbznf II hs axs q rssufyc1s yee
xso g resided N Ihs eAs az norfhs rsxt pvsss<nx
"a slscon sa1 vho 70 81 sen.s fdstdse o. - stsls %
80 dsy:s vs.ch 90 mouon Of Mr. DvsSah (Loso.) yes
.odee1issly postponed, By vote 81 q pH
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FROM WASHINGTON.
Webster's speech.

CONG q, Liberia. Msrico aHd Te1as.. " ao! Prctiso
Mr Slksn . 90 Ordnance. RsfgrE 10 CanIdt...
Legi.iafvrs Seaafs get Co-prorsise >hTTtHg
4nner1fioa q TsTas. . FoU Slate Staie' sa'IHptng
The Senate. B0rogg hz0ngcyS.. CalaoEH 70 saeki'h
f1-stfionis1 Chrtsf On SLfUDy- M1rroe o. O. va
frrs " d.. HroHghIg. Northern Cpptdrs - tfscs-
It.E
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From Nacasan.

W. have rec civei flies OF the CSmpeschy Mason,
a., H. saA nh Tee news they contain 10 OF partly
ecasctng caarscieT In hal paper OF ne lssh aS 4
s.si lhsl me hopes 81 ecoialg more aud more
promispg u lille Ia The number Issued on ne M An an
.o,nesfprnt "A gen 81 Tsdiesl change VI me Govern,
-, - le.aesshlp OF the Indian insurgents which would
l-aa 10 the inference thai new struggle IS ulnlnche
According 70 information received Al CSmp<@eSN pup
,,sNas In the Rasea % The I'd UlL u appears mai Ihe
Sh,.fs geasncio Pee, Eioreauno OaarA and oph.ao
SoSrllo have heea Geposed irom he dreSoon o. AZ
frs ana Lose Isaac Pal relation o; NE Iaie seh'o
Pal had Seea elevated TO the Office OF OoNeiyt - 80
Nays Escasaa made Coinnspdsnt Genera These
xsre made Al Inc demand OF the Eugsh WHO were me-
d.oeassd AZ the OF Jacinio Pa AZ ~
RuusA sHb,cci who accompanied The ahet th ~ H
, ,nsiafy opersnors are prosecuted VIII vgof ny ne
ynr.fecp, under he direction Of Gen MicheofenS an
scorsirs To these paPcTs. As lndsrs have ecn
with sros; lose Al al points ~ - w. '~
AMERICAN Consul AT ST. JAGo Dk CVsA--iha-
asr.,Ssrt ,vr,tes rou Washington 10 The fAhiSey.ts
81. 9,.,x.osn A. .ollows lutengeuce hts ctoa y"
e.lvel IN me friends OF The Rev. Dr. sew - y e Nss
p5ipted Consul 10 81 JAgo dc Cuts sx nonths ~" "a.
~. Sos,S.h Gov-rnuent has refused his eaeq0sn sel
ks-einp nm in pro,racled Suspense ana eepfiNns He -
tho orainsry advantages Of his posuoh 70 - I, -
signed for ths acs and none that u ssnsiacset Sas -
sued. TIE ngsf refuse OF - TeNose NC "a -
Cousol Is fully conceded for IL was recently
oar owa Government 10 disnsssng the Spaisn touea =
fe~Orlesas In hss case there wss cause hs -
pscse5 and jaslly u my opinion 81 oesss Nm,
no ground VI offence or objection Is kow xeged sno "
specisoe clergyman sabseisd 10 ths gross
fu 40 ms spanish Government can nfet OF eeng ss
oieA recogncr agent Of the United sistes -
snot ne way 10 preserve friendly intercourse oe'~ e
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-16
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