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broad enough ior landed democracy 20 securely rss upon shou
Mr. Hoyey, one Of the COMMITTEES. who had united with
aas res q Ls y reporting The seoss
series on The subject OF slavery concluding with me ol
cssss. y pIops. sssss = ssss nc s1isn
ABOLISH UPON saS terms = may le deemed a. Il ii places
where government ussdicuoa sabsc
~ anos made ~ he ehs%sn q In
committee. Mr.. Hamersly, (who stated ihst those
one) 10 lay them on the table On this notion which
Mr. H0ysy declared be question. the and
We're ordered and the resolutions were tabled by vote o.
Nj 7. childs ihen offered the following
Rsoisez That resolutions In slavery, passed by
the last egisi.rHe, Be approved BY this convention
This Mr.. Hamerzly also moved lay the table which
was done-ayes Isl, ~.
Mr. Penrose then moved the filowings
ReoIrsd, That attempt repre political in
cles destructive Of truth, and the
usases Of the democratic party.
Mr. Phelps moved, a substitute. the following;
RsIss. That and all discussion ssbe.. relating The
bled for The Of nominating candidates. for State ocer
But both the original and the substitute BY nearly
a unanimous vote. indefinitely postponed.
After appointing Stale central committee, the
ton adjourned
Thus the democracy Of Connecticut 20 the field with
strong ticket and the time honorcd national democratic
oil sectional and other sms, and
pecaily that dangerous Of all sms provisosm With
such ticket and such platform, they have the hearty
good wishes OF Al democrats and friends Of the Union
everywhere Their will be hailed with enthusi-
congratulations throughout the coniederacy whilst
defeai, under the hostile Influences Of separate third
parry, sectional oganizaion though be deplored any
time, will bring with It anything bur disgrace. Il will be
honorable 10 the democracy of Connecticut fight good
fight under the old banner and warcy of the democracy
they do nothing Il will be douby honorable and
glorious 10 them 10 achieve triumph
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CARUm h@s nc hcnw y announce nss rhe 1ws~hanxson
IL ecireer wiz FRIDAY svrrne
February - n.nt The ssoos Mn b. bsncy
nun nd e9ecdve euenrex-
Ladies, r~d1enn and v~ises~ conee kes1s
rr ceunons ss6 repecsuny
fs6v1dssi potice-
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Feb 1e-A
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WEDNESDAY,, February 20, 1850.
Dennis Bowen, esq. Of New York. was admitted m
attorney and counsellor Of This court
No S. WIN. Wheeler. appellant, Charles Benefits
executors q a. The argument Of this cause con-
timed BY Messrs Davis and Coxe for the aPpsllees
Adjourned I'LL so-morrow, IL o'clock
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Robert K. Hsrnsr.-Mslvsrsasien % Onee.
Mr. Bay, OF Missouri in his speech to-day before the
Committee OF the Whole the state of the Union, made
very striking and appropriate remarks upon the
travzgan and wasteu expenditures of the public money
BY government functhzries He alluded to par
ncular instance OF individual being paid by the gov
eminent for services rendered this city, when thai
son three thousand miles away at the time II do
pretend know TO what the honorable gentle
particularly referred but similar in crcum-
stances within short tune past has occurred in this
city, the particulars OF which have recently come to my
knowledge that deem i Of sufficient importance TO de-
mand public investigation and exposure.
Robert T. Homer. the acing Doorkeepcr to the HOUSE
certified his brother. Thomas c. Homer. the roll
one Of his messengers employment under him, from
on about the 9th day Of May. Is4ssup 70 the
mencement Of the present sesson OF Congress. Ukss,
IN fru and in Jaei has trofv soos not in Wasisngfon
eity 70 b any empicym<nf but was actually u She
boygan. the Sisie Of Wisconsin, attending his duty
superintendent Of the in that place. under
an appointment Of the general government made May s.
is4e 1t an annual salary Of $3.50 and peSquisies Now
shat Be- thought Of the man who would for the sake
Of placing few hundred dollars in his bros pocket
commit trick upon the government. BY certifying "a
services rendered By his brother which never wers
rendered Comment IL unnecessary. VINDEx.
WEDNESDAY EvExnc. Feb 30, 1850.
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The National Intelgencer says the nomination of
Francis Schroeder esq., 10 be charge daaires from the
United States TO Sweden. 10 understood 10 have been
unanimousIy confirmed BY the Senate. 1t IL stated
that the Sensss has confirmed the nomination Of Mr.
Drummond United STATES Judge OF the eastern dis
|trict OF Illinois, and Of Walter Forward.
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Nearly month has elapsed since the Walker
len this port for Vera Cruz. with the Hon. Mr. Lescher
minister Mexico. and suite, passengen Nothing
having been heard Of the Walker since her departure and
being understood she return immediately
anxiety IL beginning be felt for her safety
IMobsi< R<xisfey Fri n
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- u.sns Sse o A4baa Tennessee, assisted By Mr. g.
3 BEETr.
IsslEL JAxEs, No sc.sh Tsnh street, Phiade
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wuyrln Wa H. WxLD o "A. r. sTxns Joax CoLLIzs, JxxEs
n.xxxs A. WxLLIsgTox Gas s.~HAtL, T. A. RvAxs
i..ss cLaKE, JoHx w. ALLxx, and p. Loo
m<MrC c. W. JAEEs, No. Harrison street. Cincinnati Ohio il
az general travelling agent States ased b Me~s
4 snrs Dkrr, TArlos, W. Arzsrxsxs, rxxrIs
Iacsr, w. RAMSAY, and G. sTEIsnAs.
a,-Rsceipas from either u ne shove vim be good.
a5-yoLxEr advertisement. fr
m New York. Phiiadspha and Boston, receipt Co
payment for me
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Feb a.
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The Tribune ofiodsy appropriated ths Bank ahis which
compiled for my lastieuer and, with Greesysm, cred
lied Hnnts Magazine. in which journal has yet
appeared. - the Tribune perfectly well knows
Yours. PRENTICE
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VI AsF4TN0TON ASSEMBLIES foanh Assembly Win
place Jackson Thursday evenins 26
sshscssrss hs Ass.ssies ard .s vhe hsvs he wssen
o VIII be placed F~chesr
81 Irving House, and ssvcnss hncy door Of
Hruw hofel
rsssr e.s.ha.hes msnass~, gentleman
sxnnsoed witbouf ticket
sssssA desiring he
CORNER o. and an streef@
Al prsons having aen ne Assemblies are requested 70
leave Diem . Csuuefs, dirccsed o treasurer.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BAIrnoax. Feb 2O-5. p m.
7xe temrh o~r biu.7M iro~ b~sisns. Of PytsaAs
Sssday igsr iaV-fsssras0 ioss.-Sriag bssisess.- ~
+ MaSksfs. &c.
the tenhour bn Intended regulate the hours Of labor
Ia mnes factories workshops and quarres, unless.
BY special the contrary. The clause applicable
apprentices altered 70 apply only p whiss
apprentices.
The difficulty thar existed Pisburg among the iron
operatives for time past has spread 10 this city and
vicinity and number Of blast furnaces have ceased oper
aons the propnetos giving therefor the iow
price Of iron and the high Of wageshs latter clause
ofthe being understood intimaiion thaf The
furnaces win start again when lower wages are asked By
the operatives
The court Of appeals has affirmed the decision Of the
the exceptions taken by the counsel Of John
Price, in the penenfay serving ont his sentence Of
fifteen years for the murder Of George w. Campbell He
will therefore have his full term % servs.
The lining Of for selling liquor Sun
day still progressing and the fnes in he aggrs
gate tho present me about z0o besides about
500 for Of The informer receives c0ehaf Of
the fines imposed and man ID tho infosmsr IN III
these cascshc having slipped liquor In eighyseven dill
fereni tavens Sunday last-he has E,-ds capisai
speculation oft II 10 his intention 70 sai for California In
few days A town meeting u called BY the Gernan
population tomorrow evening" take measures 70 procnse
repeal Of the law, whilst bill has been introduced IN
house of delegates submitting the question Of repeal
repeal direct Of the people each county and
city.
The Sun Mutual Insurance Company Of New York ssss
their loss by the New Orleans fire ~ about $4,000
The spring business among Wholesale merchants has
already commenced with unprecedented vgos for - ssry
There il great increase Of southern nads
peciay since the Of the running 81 tho
steamship Republic between this port and Charestoa
Tx nAHxErs.-In the Baltimore market there were salss
to-day OF 40 bbs Howard street nour n o. Is; also
sale Of 100 bbls. ~ 65i Nohing doing In City Mis-
The grain market 10 quiet Sales Of whs corn ~ . =
cents. and yellow At 81 Red wheat 10 ~ouh 10 =
ITO cents.
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The celebrated case Of the Wheeling bridge will come
up in the Supreme Court Of the United States on Mon.
day next, when powerful argument most import.
ant question may be expected on both sides.
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w.snrssros s4norAr xosr.ssr oynos,

The Of Managers Of the Washington National Monument
Society snsed te prcceeds AZ ball. hed
TINS ci e 81 the ~ instant
ne brs Of Wsshnsscn awsker sharp
secser. win - given me aid m advancing s Further
progress a Nsnonai Monument
They hope public generally win wif the pssricsc
psny crafty and AID
wsrk il u Intended o In rearing.
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co.difios Of fhs Nosfke~ Mskxs-
PmADKLrUA. Feb 3D. p. m--Socks unstesdy-Nnal
ssy y y ssa.. . Is s Rye aosI. y 81 Con-
Wssss u limited dem.nd,.,s, az ID :, 10 Ios e.p
and white III cents Corn steady ss 8 % y.ow
Rye and dull and prices unchanged Not much dong
wsslsy simsi-..ss :. a cent: IN ASd. and osss 4
Nxw Yoxx. February 3o-a p. a
Stocks unssesdyssies Of treasury IS 1Isl. and
z s9s q s ,ss
Geneses % 50 - al southern dull with anal ssiss u
q Mhs. il Esns2 ds%s.d-.o on @a.d Ohio -. q
los cents Rye eel cents Corn firm and In good Demand
81 ssn osn e e. sor :ousS S and
Provisions dui-msss pork. 80 % gIo .; prime.
cent. Whiskey, 81 = cent?.
PirrssUre, February ls.-The Wayne lion wosks, 10
Lippinco Mils and the Junata Iron WORKS. resumed op
as%sse q psdss yss sed ssr sss s.s s
believe that there win be ssssmsns Of ths di0
The ss ss ~ y.
mills ssi closed bsi i = suPPossd hey v resume v.t
ssas~x Of ne Hw~s~s saA Ewsps-
NEw Yonx. Fsb. 1-1 p. m.-Ths United States mail
sts.mshIp Hermann; Capt cnbsss ssiIss shis Honieg
s and = ma. sc os;.aSr cut o,,a
The royal mail sfennshlp Europa also sailed mis- nom
ing for Liverpool. The Europa had - passenxen, 0eoe
letsr, and eilooo In specie Tbs Bosom mall was IN
behind, not having reached here In time.
TKs Rksis hss~d Dsak AeSbuy
Bosros Feb. ban investigation Of he eass d Ka.d
me and Cole, charged With robbing The weaedy a. ~
Bank Of GIG 0oo, has bsen partially nons into Ihsy
identified having lsA New Yek j.ss b:Sn n ssssy
the road back New York. Tbsy paid CT swo
bills Of the Westerly Bank. ths way The snmnason
has adjourned until Saturday nsxt
a4
ExpiosSos Of Ssssm-bsiie-Lo1 Of Life
Nuxs, (Mch-,) February 1.-The boiler In The seam
foundry Of Brown Matheu exploded on THURSDAY mon-
ing last blowing the building stoms, and buyng b.
meath the ruins several pessons number were hsdy In
inred. bot instantly killed. Il 10 b0ueht that some
Of the injured persons viii survive. Tbs boiler Vas
four feet in diameter and sixty fset long
Lfvry ssbEs s~d fsessy-e~s Hwsa Bw~<i. -
ST. Lours Feb ls The livery stable Of Bradley Lee,
At Palmyra. burned Thursday lost snRnfher YIN
a horsea which the The To- 10 es1ma-
ssd gssse The Gre onsinsssd In sorehoss es''nx
ing 70 L,uis Brynnt-
rand ary 6oand indictment against Distinguished
that city for pnniag In ciIcnlsaen nsn err
rcncy.
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AT the request Of senator and representative Of Ar
Kansas lay before readers the following art
Gle, which we received in print II may crafty many
citizens Of the western portion OF Arkansas, to whom
and to overland emgrans to California calculated
be of much benefit.
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Nuxs (Mch-) February 1.-The boiler In Tie seam
foundry Of Brown q Mathen exploded Thursday morn
ing sst blowing the building 70 atoms and buyeE -
inred bot insanity killed. Il 10 bouehl hat some
Of the injured persons will survive. Ths boiler vas
four fest in diasaessr and sixty feet long
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Bosros, Feb. ls.--An investigation Of he case Of
me and Csae. charged With robhing The wenedy q
Identified having ls New YORK jost befsss d. sub
occurred On the morning amer the robbsy, fhsy 7
seen on the road back New York They paid ct
bills Of the Westerly Bank. on ths way. The sxnmina
has adjourned until Saturday next
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-02
For the Journal.
West Franklin,

Mr.. EDIToR:-I see occasionally in the
Journal. South Western Advocate and Hen
derson paper, that these three points will be-
come the terminus, and starting points of i'm
portant thoroughfares Well sir. while these
things ere kept in the the mind of the people,
beg leave, through the columns of your
valuable paper to call the attention Of the
community to the above place Vest Frank
lin, which is fourishlng village situated on
the Ohio river twelve miles from the three
notable points. The above place possesses
all the advantages from its central Iocat ion
possible. It's natural advantages cannot be
compared, but are superior to any other poin:
on the Ohio river, and surrounded by farm
ing community not inferior to any; it then APP
pears to me that the many inducements held
out to the merchant, mechanic and trader, to
locate at such point, is matter Of Just i'm
portance. BY the efforts gifts few and indela-
tIgabe citizens, the place now presents from
the river in the arrangement of the buildings,
neatness and manner of style, very pleas
ant appearance. | therefore call the atten-
ton of the business man Of moderate capital
to this point. And particularly Of the fam
er who can situate himself well in the vicinity
in the purchase Of second hand lands, not IN
ferior in soil or timber to any on the Ohio
river. A portion Of those lands which border
on the river, abound with Freestone and
Limestone to 4 great abundance; and the day
is not far distant when stone coal of good
quality will be got in great abundance.
These are facts that will stand the test when
excitement in the erection of Railroads and
Plank Roads will all pass away.
w. D. P.
Mt. Vernon, March 1st 1850.
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A difficulty occurred a few days ago at
Singleton's Landing, Kentucky River, be-
tween Capt. 7. S. Cogar and Kun6 Single
ton, Esq. There was quarrel between
them short time previous. about a consign-
ment Of groceries, which Mr.. S. charged had
been received by Mr.. Cogar, and never &C
counted for. On the last trip of the Blue
Wing, trial was had In the cabin ofthe boat,
in which it was proved and so decided, that
the articles had never been received. After
the trial was over, Mr.. S. remarked that he
believedCapt.C.'s son Mike had sold them, and
was Immediately collared by the Captain
Mr.. S. then drew a revolver and shot him.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-02

NR. CALHoUN's HEALTH.-A letter writer
from Washington, under date of the goth,
says that Mr. Calhoun is exceedingly Ill, 50
much so, that It is believed by his physician,
as well as his friends, that the probabilities
of his recovery are very doubtful He look
ed we'll when he was in the Senate a few days
since and his voice was apparently strong
and clear. What should have caused this
sudden change, except the unfortunate re-
suit of his last effort in the Senate Of the
United States it is difficult to imagine
The weather of the last few days has been
peculiarly severe. however. upon every body
at all inclined to delicate health; and it is not
impossible that. with the appearance Of gen
eral spring, Calhoun may revive.
1t is proper to state in this connection that
members of the Senate on both sides OF the
chamber express an earnest sOlicitude for his
recovery; there is something touching in his
peculiar position which has not failed to take
deep hold of every member of that body-an
old man just stepping into eternity from "a
scene Of sharp and angry contest, involving
perhaps the very existence ofthat mighty ma
ton in whose councils he has been one of
the ruling aud master spirits. making his exit,
not like Albums, at comparative peace wish
| the world, but in the midst. nay in the fore
| front Of an unsuccessful battle
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Mt. Vernon, March LIST, 1850.


Mr.. A. H. SANDERS AS you solicited
communications in your first number, wish
now te sit down and talk with you little, and
inform you what pleasure take in viewing
Old Zack's movements. Indeed, think am
even more delighted with him as States
man, than as soldier-not that there could
be any fault found with him as a soldier
quite the cOntrary,-but that was his trade,
you know, and we expected something soldier
like from him; but not being raised a states
man, yet how admirably he manages it. 1t
may be, that my partiality towards him
arises, from his taking nearly the same stand
as myself in politics. You will naturally in
qulre what that is ? Why, in the first place,
am not WhIg-and still less am a Dem
ocrat. The title of American citizen is good
enough for me. But you will say, why then
do you 90 with the Wings Because | can
not properly act out the American character
without i'll see no other course can take
that would make me worthy of that name
no other that could be called republicanism.
As to the present vexei question in Con
man-though, in the present crisis, l want to
stand on the lne between the North and
South; | want to conciIiate between them !;
not that would wish to pawn, and barter off
one right for another, but to hold rs sacred
those rights which are secured to us, both by
the laws Of God, and man-stl II there are sew
eral ways, you will admit. of doing the same
thing, and you will agree with me, that there
is nothing to be gained by harsh language
President Taylor, Clay, and Webster, have
taken most commendabe medium on that
point. Indeed, had pronounced it an incon-
lrovertible stand but the continued opposi-
ton fully exempIifes, how seldom reason is
taken into the account, where interest and
tigotry are combined. Yet, after all, it was
the North and the South that first struggled
together, to form the Union, and, blood was
its cement, no circumstances, therefore,
should ever be suffered to dissolve It,
Every eye, and every effort should be directed
towards its preservation.
This is precisely General Taylor's course
l consider him neither Uhig nor Democrat;
neither slavery nor anti-slavery man, in his
present sphere. Buthe is most emphatically,
and in efTect-boIE from his office, and from
the whole tenor Of his conduct the " Presi-
dent and Father Of the American people, y
Centre Township, March, 1850. E.
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The ssIsitter Enders.,,

In all the debates, strategy, and general
action Of Congress, there appears to be dis
position among the Democratic majority to
oppose everything originating or at all connect
ed with t.Is administration. They exhibit
a disappointed feeling-a disposition to re-
venge themselves for a defeat which drove
many OF their members from ofTice-that
makes them lose sight OF their country, in the
desire they have to ininre party. They
have won the name of . Bitter EpIers," from
the fact that they have asserted IN direct
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-04-02

DSLast Sunday was probably the most
beautiful day of the season. The churches
we're filed. and every body appeared to look
better physically and morally than ever before
The streets were crowded with people en-
Toying the weather and hours of leisure =
Such beautiful Sunday is better 10 hearts
than good sermon, for it discourses literally
Of those rich blessings scattered around as so
prollsely by the hand Of God. which the min
lister can only bring before our eyes fgura-
lively. 1t teaches that this world is at last
a bright and beautiful place ofhabitation. and
that it is only our own angry hearts and fe-
vered brains. which convert blessings into
curses, and render natures best gifts mans
worst inheritance
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TELEGRAPH DISPATCHES.
WASHINGTON, March %.
SENATE.

Mr.. Benton gave notice of a bill providing
for the construction of a Railroad from ST.
Louis to San Francisco.
Mr.. Clay's resolutions discountenancing
funeral honors to members of Congress dy-
ing during recess were taken up and pass
ed.
The Senate then resumed the considera-
ton of Foote'S motion to refer Bells COM
promise resolutions to a select committee.
Mr. Baldwin spoke upon the general ques-
ton involved, expressing himselfin favor of
disconnecting the question Of the admission Of
California from all other SUBJECTS He consid-
cred the circumstances attending the acqusi-
ton of California and New Mexico; examin-
ed the question ofslavery as connected there
with, and declaring his answering hostility
to the extension Of slavery to territory now
free.
Without concluding he gave way for Exec
utive session. and the Senate adjourned until
Monday.
HOUSE.
Various reports were made from Standing
COMMITTEES.
/ Mr.. Everett resumed his speech He in
voked gentlemen to come back to the old
Virginia doctrine of 1898; the doctrine of
strict construction, without which this gov
ernment would soon become curse.
Chandler replied to several gentlemen who
had preceded him, and spoke of the complaints
of the South, which in his opinion were not
well founded The keystone State was al
ways ready to 90 for freedom. What will
she now do? She will do her share. He be-
ieved he expressed the opinion of all her
Representatives, when he declared that by
her vote no additional slave territory should
be added to the Union. She is determined
to prevent it by the ordinary measures Of
Legislation. She who sent legons to meet
the British and Mexicans. will not withhold
her aid to preserve the Union, if required
She will call her men from the mountains
She will apply TO the men beneath the noun
tains and will defend the country in which
they live, and the soil on which they la
Dor.
Richardson obtained the floor, when the
committee rose and the House adjourned.