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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

THE ST.. CHARLEs.--Ilast night thin house Witnessed
the performances of The Stranger We have patience
with the stupid and Infamous play. in which the hero
sentimental, spirited cuckold and the heroine an adu
wife. II Mas Dean nsists playing this character
she ought at eas to drive the color from her cheek and
She altogether pretty for the part. We still detect
the av where the Dictionary has such sound Mr. Neae
viii roll his RS much In the :" Love Chase
Miss Dean home, and played with spirit and
Mr.. Noafes 5Hiidrake was hit. We think he nigh
afford himself richer suit for the fine genemans dreis Blu
tonight appears in all bis strength HaebeA one of hi
best characters while Miss Dean attempts one of the mos
difficult We shall watch her with much interest she goe
through the ORDEAL Mrs Stuart, too, appears
the bonrds Of the ST. Charles, This esmabe lady and excel
lent has been for engaged by the Hist
onics situation Of much less labor. but which withdraw
her from the public. Her old friends viii welcome her return
She appears as Jiianna in the " Honeymoon. II is Mr.
Neaiss last night the St Charles. and his benefit
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We are indebted the John Adams for river papers She
made the trip from Louisville in less than six DAYS. and re-
ceivsd one hundred dollars for mail service.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

Thanks to the officers of the steamers AmazOnian and Bo
tonian for latepapen
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

Thanks the steamboats, Bunker Hill. No g. Isabel. ST.
papers.
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INSURANCE or LIVE srocK. : We have inadvertently
Omitted heretofore call attention the advertisement
the American Live Stock Insurance Company Of Indiana
represented by Mr. c. c. Lahrops AGENT No 90 Camp street.
1t will be that insurance may be effected on horses,
mules cattle sheep, and description of stock aganst
the combined powers of fire, and disease destroy
them Tsa feature in the great scheme Of life
and that think highly beneficial
large of persons in community The entire wealth
they should be destroyed the would be ruined We
invite their attention this excellent plan of throwing this
heavy risk strong company well able and willing to beaI
it for a moderate premium.
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NIETAIRIE COURSE!
| ~ s

GATuRDAY December q the great PACING MATCH of $1,000
- oil between VIM. NJ Z Roberts I. ROANOKE,
Albert onSns JOE WILSON nle heats Saddle three
best i'll hye az This race comes of at O'Clock P. NJ.
G- At O'Clock NJ, match Of $500 of between
Eh's CREOLE MA d. and Mr. Bells ches JAMES K POLK,
Mile and repeat, ia harness.
...,DECEMBER 2j....
Purse 500 will be given free for all Pacing horsesMle
Joe Wilson and Roanoke excepted Entries
Exchange, on Monday December %, at O'Clock P NJ,
d2O II c. s ELLIS, Proprietor.
SARDINES-lOO cases whole, half, quarter and
d2i ''' a. F. COCHRAN. 81 TchoupitOuIas St
RAISINS-5OOw WHOLE half and quarter boxes,
dal % / W. ARTHUR & co, % and % New Levee.
RUCKWHEAT-2O pkgs. of all sizes, for sale
~ by |. w. ARTHUR s. co. % and 90 New Levee.
CUBA SIXES-l0O boxes Cuba Short Skies
~ d1 A. F, COCHRAN, q TchouptOuas st.
TEXAS PECANS-In bags and bbls, for sale
L by |. w. ARTHUR co. . and a9 New Leyee.
D AISINS-10O0 WHOLE half and or. boxes Mr.
IL and Layers. A. F. COCHRAN, q Tehoupitoul0s ST.
pEA NUTS-2O bags New in store.
4 d2l AZ. COCHRAN. q Tchoupitoulas st.
p UM-1O puncheons Jamaica Rum
II d2l A. F, COCHRAN, n Tchoupltoulass st.
pRANDY CHERRIES-10O cases New.
ID d2I AT. COCHRAN, n Tehoupitoulas ST.
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Kid GI0Ues ana Cr0U0ts.

to- Jouvin's Black. Straw and Fancy Colored KID
GLOVES, on hand. Also
An elegant assortment of SILK CRAvATs, suitable for
Opera, Balls Parties, etc. Call and see at
SHERMAN, PERSON co.
dis 6t2p6t3p 1 Magazine street, corner Canal
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DIea.


On the lotn iust Mrs. FITZGERALD native Of Ireland
and Tor the last IA yeare a resident of this city,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

MugIcIpA1 ELEorIoN Major J. r Beard :
aono,nced in sO-day's paper, as candidate to MI
the vacancy in the Sixth Ward Major 5ear s,i Is
aeededIy one Of the best men in the CITY 'or 'nls
.s;se ~ Knows every foot Of ground IN the
Mnn;oipsIity. the condition Of the streets, the
,,.,s,snd for improvements We hope he may be
aleosad without opposition.
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French Fancy Dry Goods.

D. P. SCANLAN & co.
IL Charities street,
X Respectfully inform the Ladies that they receiving
stock OF magnificent
SEASONABLE FANCY DRY GOODS.
consisting part rich Dress Silks saus Paris Ebroderie
Lece Ribbons Fans, Gloves Trimmings Paraso Corsets
CCuures Straw Bonn ETC.; also beautiful Ct
Paris MILITARY Clnaks Mnnlss and Yisites. 2lp
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For Alderman of the sixth Ward.

Msssrs. EditorS-Please announce Major j. A. BRARp
as candidate for Alderman the Sixth Ward at the an
preaching election to m the vacsncy of Sam Shakespear
deceased. [d2l1 MANY CITIZENS
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.Telsmy lind OUcr COATS.

G Just received, choice assortment of JENNY LIND,
BEAVER, DEvoNsHIRE KERsEY, BLACK CLoTH AND
PETERsHAM OVER CoATs handsomely trimmed and lust
the thing for cold weather.
SHERMAN, PERSON Il co.
dig 6tap6t3p 1 Magazine street. corner Canal
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IN Jaeques de MoInv Encnmpment.

IA -o'IVHN9 WV IHUIHy NhGUIII TlIlItIAta
NV * meeting Of jacques DC Molay Encampme1t OF
M Knights femplars will be held their Hall No. Is Com
49, mon srse on SATURDAY EVENING, the 9ls, inst, at
oospt me sF Knights Will be puucJua OF mpor-
aee WI Sc uSuNoclet AN Trans Sir Knights invited
attend. BY order Of the Grand Commander.
d2l J. B. PATTIsoN, Recorder.
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GROCERIES-At Wholesale
~ 800 bags prime Rio Coffee;
990 do Laguayra do;
l99 bales 9d Gqyern@eni Jaya-direct importation;
l l half chests PS~cSonE and md SGnGBong Tea
IS To- Glib. isB and e eapn ii Green sRa d. d
R hSTfGg osP Rpsf sggssT
q g bids Refined Ns%S Isa4s ,, do;
2 I99 boxes OK NltG i s6o Pearl Candles;
300 do Star and Adamnutine Candles;
5000 kegs Bridgewster, Mass, Nails;
1G00 packages Mackere and Goldfish;
80 packages pScSs HsT Hots Buckwbeat;
300 casea Chinese Fire Crackers;
y cases Hig idldS cards. aPds;
1860 packages MIR Rasns
80 50 package PACKS Hay Sweet MALAGA MAJ Wine;
lb0 trails and bags soft shell Almonds
sortmeq Of Wines Brande TOBACCO for sale low to
CARPETLNG, CURTAINS, etc-We are in
Of !sisRE Ss' for sale at 10" prices choice
English Three-thread Tapestry Brussels Carpetng;
Imperial Three ply Ingram do;
Rugs Bslzes, Bordered CTSmb Cloths Stair Linen
star H H u. iEa9spa5ent shades etc and mt
Curtain Materials SILK and Wool IA rich Curtain Da,
"a Worstad rich nc Curtain Damask new style;
Embroidered Lace and Muslin Curtains;
lO4 ests rich tu embroidery Bobbnet Curtains latest
FH wP% S Gg SR Fir HSRS EEaA G&H
NIL 2dp If % Chartres ST., and "a Cusomhouse st.
CARPET WAREHOUSE, 90 Chartres street.
~ We in constant receipt OF new patterns of the fol-
lowing CARPETlNGS, viz:
Administer Velvet and Brussels Tapestry;
3-ply, Brussels, lbs rains, Nenetians
Figured Baze and Linen Crumb Cloths, WndowShades;
Hair Cloth, Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers Mat
Floor I'll Cloth from to "a feet wide, patterns. etc.
All of which offer at the lowest market prices 30
l6 6t2dp A. BROUSSEAU W.
| SCOTCH WHISKY -3 puncheons fine old
| ~ Malt, for sale by -
d2i /. w. ARTHUR & co. IS and g New Leyee.
| CIGARS-250, 900 assorted brands andqualities,
d2l' ' a. W. ARTHUR co. IS and o New Levee.
! CRANBERRIES-1O whole, half and quarter
| daI POKE i, W, ARTHUR co. as and % New Levee.
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ssr Juun Deans Farewell Benefit and positively

fss~ Juha Deans Farewell Benefit and positively
her appearance will take place the Charles Theae
MONDAY EVENING December 1850, when will be performed
Fanny Kemble's Play entitled
THE DUKES WAGER.
Rcheieu (s orgl ally performed by hm) MIR Reafe
MedeBee Isle las originally performed by her Miss Julia Dean
play originally produced the Place Opera
House York. and performed nights with the
most enthusiastic applause fatterng
The of Mile de Belle e being admirably adapted
Dean play purchased expense $500
and The conclude with the
| new and laughabe Farce of the
AN ALARMING SACRIFICE.
| in which Mr. and Mrs. Chapman will appear d2I.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

o. jackson Fire Co. No. is.
sfs.FEs5J 20 The memoers Of the above Company are
zsS hetehy nolhed 70 attend a social meeting, 10 be
ESzzyfff held on MONDAY EVENING December %, at z
clock Members who no. pad 80 tennual
due 70 The f. Ch Asaocul To The Treasurer Company will
come prepared 70 pay the same considered MEM
Der without having done so. by order.
AL TnOs. .. LEARY, seeretsrr.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

or" New England Society of LOuisiana.-The
meeting Society the election Of officers Will be held
at St. Charles Hotel MONDAY next the 23d
at u O'Clock MIA punotua attendance Of the members
queed series resolutions will be presented for their eOnsid
ration. d2l2t DUDLEY CHASE Secretary.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS or FREIGHT TO MOBILE-Fsr
N the Alabama Rirsr-Seye'al additional light draught
placed ia the trade Of this Fgh
wardl from mobile with le delay Az reigh therefore, offer
by either Canal Mai Line The
signed ompbei d Co., NJ Wariug Co, S. s, Marrh
g. Co, Mobile.
ogl f.. II. WiNGATE Agen Canal Line, 3s Puydras 1t.
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7 . UIoUH-

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS no CALdFORNIA - The bark
~ Gypsy Capt George Esng receiving
Francisco aud Sacramento City Pos6 secoud Munc patty
For freight passage, appiy to
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CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR GIFTS.
G. M. SIMPSON,

UU
nc Just received, per OHIO
Rich EMBROIDERED HANDKEKCHIEFs.
Rich Embroidered CHEMIzETTEs, COLLARS and
CuFFs.
HALF MOURNING SETS, Collar, Cuffs and Hand
kerchief.
Very Rich LACE CAPEs.
Magnificent NECK REBBoNs, TIES and CRAvATs
MANTILLAs and CLoAKs, large assortment.
A. splendid Stock Of DRESS SILKS, Of all Styles;
Ladies' RETICuLEs Gents Fancy CRAvArs, etc.
70 The above articles will all be offered at lower prices than
styles be purchased any other house in this city
G. NJ. SIMPSON,
DIG tja1 2dp so CANAL STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

z WOOD Il CO., Ship Chambers and Grocers,
LIZ on the Levee opposite Post 81 Second Municipality,
and Red Stores, Third Municipality, have received large
assortment of ds which they will sell reasonable
prices. n18 2dptf
I LIQUIDATION. - The undersigned being
~ about retire from the Dry Goods business will from
this date, offer their large and elegant Stock of their
pOraDn, prices which will make it object for buyers
to examine Should the entire stock not be sold by the Isl
February next, we will close it at auction.
p. u %. REILLY g. CO.,
ms 2dp If Corner Canal and Royal streets.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-21

David COpperfield, Complete.
THE ADVENTURES OF DAVID COPPERFlELD
THE YOUNGER, of Blunderstone Rookery. BY Chas.
Dickens with illustrations by II. X. Browne. A full
supply this Dickens last and best work, has Just been
received at
J.C. MORGAN'S LITERARY DEPOT
Exchange Place, adjoining the Post-oice.
die 6t2dp&1tW
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= from The subscriber, on St. Mary street, Lafa- Al
gstte on Wednesday evening last, a small MULAT-
TO BOY, named ASA, aged about or years, COM Nm
plexion very light, with light hair, but sufficiently x
curly indicate his origin. Ii strayed, 50 reward VIII be
given information $50 if stolen, conviction of The
thief. (d2l 3Ltl E. CROKER.
A N EFFICIENT SEVANT at S2j per month,
n with the highest recommendations, can be had by ap
plicatiOn at this office, for a of months d2i II
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Was hington Items.

WAsHNGToN Tuesday, Dec. ~.
The President and his lady had brilliant pub
lie reception to day. which was attended by a
large number of ladies' and gentlemen.
Attorney. General Crittenden, in the Supreme
Court, concluded an able argument for the dsmis-
sal case of Jesse Hoyt against the United States,
for rregularity of their bill of exceptions. Web
ster replies tomorrow. The case involves
100000
The speech of GIDDGSGs yesterday against the
Fugitive Slave Law has failed to produce any
excitement.
The Commandments of the Navy Yards at Bos-
ton, New York, Philadelphia and Norfolk have
been instructed by the Navy Department to re-
ceve and store all articles intended for the Exhl-
biton in London, and to deliver the same to sucn
revenue cutters as may be detailed to convey
them to the public vessel designated to receive
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-, CON- The East Indies Ashore.

OsIUN' IUtsIayI
The ship Jacob Perkins, Moore, from Manil-
Ia Inne stb via St. Helena, Oct 5th, for Boston,
Went ashore yesterday at ) An, on Smiths
Isand Point, south side OF Nantucket, An ex-
press messenger arrived here this morning for as
sistance, and two ballast lighters had lett Nan
tucket for the same purpose. When the messen-
ger left, the ship had feet inches water in her
hold and lies in an exposed situation. She has
valuable cargo of sugar, hemp &c, and is insured
in this City. The steamer R. B. Forbes has
gone to her assistance.
The following is the insurance on the ship Jacob
Perkins American Co. 5000; fremont, $4,000 );
Equitable Safety, 500; nited States, $4,000;
Boylston, $4,000
4 letter dated Valparaiso, Nov. 4, received here,
states that the new ship Brewer of Robinson, Me-
from NewYork for Central America, put in there
TWO weeks previous in leaky condition copper
half of. and badly strained. Cost of repairs, at
least slO.0UO.
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In ConGrcssi Yesterday.

In the SENATE several Bills and Resolu-
tions were introduced and referred, and
number of private Bills were passed. Five
hundred copies of Part I. of the Patent
Commissioners Report were ordered to be
printed for the use of the Patent Office,
and the Senate went into Executive Session,
and soon after adjourned.
In the HOUSE the credentials of the Del
egate from Ncw-M Mexico were presented
and referred to the Committee on Terrific
res. THOMAS L. HARRIS introduced a
bill to establish Reciprocity Trade between
the United States and Canada, and the
free navigation of the st. Lawrencc-re-
ferred to the Committee on Commerce.
Several other bills were introduced and re-
ferred. Unsuccessful efforts were made TO
make the River and Harbor Bill and the
Cheap Postage Bill the order fQr Wcdnes
day (to-day,) and the bill giving to every
head of family farm, the order for Mon
day next The House went into Commit
tee of the Whole, and motion to take up
the River and Harbor Bill was negatived
by the casting vote Of Mr.. STRONG, the
Chairman. motion to take up the Post
age Bill, out of its order, was lost and the
Committee rose without doing anything,
and the House adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11
FROM WASHINGTON.
Indications in the Senate ard House-Gid-
dings's Speech-Nessage Attacked, &c.
Corraspordenca of The Tribune
WAgHINeroN, Monday, D.. 9.

Correspondence of The Tribune.
WAgHINGroN, Monday, Dec. 9.
The Senate received a message from the Presi-
dent to-day transmitting communication from
the Mexican Minister which complains bitterly Of
Indian depreda;ions upon the Mexican border, and
calls upon Congress through the Government to
execute it's treaty stipulations with reference
thereto This Texas has been an expensive Gf.
fair, bit we have made bargain and must stand
il at whatever coat.
Mr.. WALLER again insisted upon bis resolution,
calling for the printing of 500 copies OF the FIRST
part OF the Patent Report, for the use OF the =
tent he was supported in il by brief but salts
factory exposition Of the necessities OF the case
from MIR HAMLIE of Me. but the President, Mr.
K1NG, discovered that under the rule, all matters
relating to printing must go to the Printing Com
mittee and it was SO referred and probably put to
rest. If the different Mechanics Associations
throughout the country are thus deprived Of a
copy of this report they will have to thank Gen
Cas- and his friend in the Chair OF the Senate, Mr.
KISG
The Senate went into Executive business, and
after referring certain treaties to appropriate COM
mittees adjourned.
The House now presented scene something
like those Of the last Session. Members were all
gathered to the left Of the Speaker listening to
Mr. GIDDINGs, who was storming away at the
Message &c came down upon that part which
covers the Fugitive Slave law with hot shot and
shell, and, like cur army in Flanders, sworc
terribly at the Ohio Wings. He told some ugly
truths there's no question, but as a whole it was
TRADE of the rampant, tremendous order. 1t was
moro laughed at than feared. At the close Of this
first hour speech of the Session motion was made
by the celebrated Mr.. BRowS, OF used up memory,
which began to look like business. After remark
ing that there was great deal Of business to do,
he moved that debate on the Message should be
closed in committee in five minutes this was
amended to read one minute.
Mr. RICHARDSON (Loco) of III. moved an ad-
iournment-lost and the House proceeded to
vote upon the suspension of the rules for the pur-
pose Of introducing resolution in favor of fitting
out the Pennsylvania ship of tholine to carry the
wares of our mechanics to the great London f air.
AL Loco Focodom was rampant at this PROPOSE
ton in favor of our mechanics, and an adjourn
ment was moved put and lost, the Opposition
voting in a body for the adjournment. The vote
on suspending the rules was lost, the Wings
voting for and the Loco Focos against After
other attempts to do business, including the refer
ence of the River and Harbor bill to the Commit
tee on Commerce the right Committed upon
Loco Foco motion, the House adjourned There
is an evident desire to do business on the part of
the majority, if they can only get hearing In
dicatons to this effect appeared in both Houses
to day. WoUTER Won IWILLER.
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Thc Industrial Exhibition.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Wasb,sy,
SRtllr,inr De-. > "a ?

Saturday, Dec :, 1853. S'''
Parties intending to forward articles to the Lon.
don Industrial Exhibition are notified that the
Navy Department have instructed the command
ants at the Navy Yards at Boston, New. York,
Philadelphia and Norfolk, to receive and safely
store free OF any expense, any such articles as
may be placed in their possession, and to retain
the same to be delivered to the revenue cutters
which will be sent in due time to convey them to
the port Of shipment on board the public vessel
which may be designated to receive them.
1t Will be desirable that those articles should bs
delivered at the above points as soon as practical
bic, in order that there may be no unnecessary de
lay in concentrating them at the point Of ship.
ment. THO. CORWIN, Secretary Treasury
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The Ulopinns of Free Trade.

There are two respectable classes of peo-
pie who talk about Free Trade and assume
to be Free Traders; we do not admit their
claim to these appellations, genuine Free
Trade being, as we are convinced, quite
different thing from any conception that
their minds have yet exhibited. But for
the present we will not discuss that point,
but speak of them by the name they prefer.
There are Free Traders by interest and
Free Traders by theory. These two clos-
ses are far apart in motives and character.
The first care not copper for the philoso-
ply OF the matter, their only philosophy
being to make money according to that an
tiqpc if not venerable principle, leach
for himself and the devil take the hind
most" In this country they consist mainly
of importers, many of them Englishmen,
Frencmen or Germans, whose business is
to bring in ard sell the greatest possible
quantity Of foreign products The vel
fare of the people, the adoption of sound
course of policy, the development OF Ameri-
can resources are all nothing to them, for
the reason that their interest lies the other
way. They are like the silversmiths who
once Aounshed at Ephesus The balance
in their ledgers is their great test of good
and evil, and that no arguments can alter.
Reasoniugi is accordingly useless with them.
Then organ is the Journal Of Commerce.
The Free Traders by theory are men
who have thought on the question, and
studied at least their own side of it. The
majority of them are sincere and earnest in
their convictions, and believe that their
practical application must result in good.
1t is true that they are not always the
most agreeable of people, nor the fairest of
debaters; like the generality Of mere the
orists they are apt to be arrogant and i'll
hammered, and speak contemporary Of
arguments which they will not take the
trouble to examine, and consequently cannot
answer. Bat they have great advantage
over the Journal Of Commerce Free Ira
ders, in the fact that they do after a sort
speak from principles and reflection, and
not from money bags. And they are as
much more worthy of respect as it is bet
ter to speculate in ideas and theories than
in the products Of other mems labor.
To this class of spectators we respect
fully suggest that they put the cart quite
too far before the horse, and are pursu-
ing mere abstraction, theory for whose
realization the indispensable conditions are
wanting. In short, they are Utopiaqs.
Many people range themselves with the
Free Trade party simply because it wears
the name Of liberty and claims to be in the
van of progress. Butthis hardly seems to us
conclusive reason; and until we forget the
difference between names and things, we
shall endeavor to examine every pretension
before admitting its validity. And the
more. we examine this Free Trade preten-
sion the more we are convinced that it is
unsoundanddelusive Weoppose it there
fore in the name of both progress and liberty.
For, let us say, We do not yield to com
MERGE that unqualified alteration which is
the stock in trade of some writers. There
are other interests. the fostering OF which
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-11
MARYLAND reform Convention.

ANNApoLIs, Tuesday, Dec. 10.
A series of Resolutions were reported to-day by
the Special Committee in favor of the Compromise
measures The third resolution declares that
while the several acts of Congress are in some re-
spects oppressive to the South, they, nevertheless
Viewing them as parts of an entire system to be
adhered to and maintained as whole proceeding
on the basis of compromise, and intended to be an
adjustment of SO many critical questions to heal
the public agitation and perpetuate. the Unlo1'
have received the acquiescence OF Maryland
The resolutions also declare that the Fugitive
resisted by the North without leading to DISCO
linton of the r1inn.