The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-04-13

southern fs,ns II no. with u.sror dessss dnSssroa"
s: 70: iA ns %. .JsS S,s
do to eieet the spirit that was abroad. threatening
assss I. .so.A. the ss.ssd ssss. q publ.
ID diasrsa portions q hs oounty His resolution.
sts. +. pr:;:s.. ssss 81. Won't W . d.:
and sstsrs Ssl speech dsrsn. aud better
n:a e he s % q
so no nssy had 'hsr ses on the mind. Of
Sa i%%sdisssis sSss: begun to q despair si
it' and
much say that IL s saved and mainly through the
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sS to s ss 4
the initiative In this great hArmonious dus ne
% ni .s:s @ if1s
and In both extremes Of the Union He taught them
their r-cooe,ion: TO II. that they had been cheated
that Would result from dssoa
on o. glorious that war and strife would be the
bess o koss Who are lsons on the experiment. woh
would "fhs Tie vsc. % ~erid Il:
loves his own country no doubt the best every Amereaa
body mind whsrs,eri e.ss or whorsssr he hopes
M are 70 OF and %
liberty which hrs blAssd In this country than half
i.n,ie. ana fsh,.d up, Ssnsht.d surops, and there
ySs s ss from n. a. rSA ss; x A.s
the rights Of humanity n that light s1tinsuished
alone They would Be slt abroad through
SSs sf sG,S sasrs mn man " hoping for pSsa and
Uni un.o 81 ,Te for bic own IL for the
boring through tie session. and have no doubt hi,
.nS,s win ?. iroYSsa With Ne oS! and
% s gss' aud wise and 'shsy hs Ps p.551.p
a' T.'s9 Sis
there would have teen south would
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ard lar. feelings we're acre sS9'asa 90 I Y hs
wcrd snd have done Henry Clay the President
have srssay said would do him no honor TO Be Sian
when he va. candidate and. for tins. the snGr..
m ss ss ass ss4y CLAY s' can % ss
a %s .s:d ass ass,s II sr
has brought as.nss him r;s,s. will Do him u.'s. aud
tory ofhueries viii enrol SCROLL living ehArsetes.
tie and fame and patriotism and exalted virtues Of
Mr.. CooirR then sAt down.
California Utah. and New hox.oo.-Ours by common
eui,i,OnSne rsalisns more than the tabled wealth o.
sss 70 Fss sr 81 ss our na
To this toast JAMES Hooss responded causing consiers-
,s ls S.ss sS on
.s Ds e Exit s'is TO Ss
20 hear the speaker aedr.s: Clay ms.,ing Order wa.
TIE true men the Sssion-rirm th. everlasting hills.
they ~ their principles ana the q
shs ne er his like sgAn Loud ,nued ehesrs,
To this Mr. caASsros Of Rhode Island replied In short
speech;
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esp. q any service to h. country .s he was so
sas {. ever the M S due so
so,s ~ s %ses q pfr:. from s u.s. m a., n.SS
as he slcry ~ the wh'le country:
prevail. and Mr.: I. va. nscssssriiy brief.
Which psrtsrnsa " Richard Haaasa R'a; II asd
s.,sd 70 the "clsy As.oeistion."
iSs Ms@esy q John {. csihounov.r the srsv. Of Cali
Adams. VIII: he ~Ssi. nation can ,Su.sni,s in ecnnei
~ ~ ssn n. o. . q ss o. s' 'o A
gentleman In the corner q the TO respond
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he Mother, and p.usA,srs Of America xusio" Here's
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made 70 ssa soa,s ,ut u late and the COM
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inf h, b..,y hssd on The corner q freaa's ils.
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& g.ns. classic esgr.-ss -,rs ~ ~
ss snd coat. and leaving behind fa of katisss
& a s. .as ,ss. e. ssss s s.S Nib
~ about ens oeoeh ty the vigorous voices of the happy
ne clay Festival sf isso vas decidedly gres, sr.r
psr,, "a 10 mss.rs pss,S,s De p.ss sas sasa =.
fr ,hs mssnsr IN which ,hos. gsatlsnsa pro'iasa
City Intelligence.
Arorrrn Lsrrrs TO DsNIpI Wrs-rss-A latter al
dressed 10 the Hon Daniel Webster aud highly com
plmentsry TO him for the sentiments expressed In his
late spcech and for his fearless aud able defence Of the
constitution and the union % the country In cir
eulstion yesterday on change and among busine-s
men and we underrtsnd " very received
,ns.'sna sEnstsrss including large number q our
whom helong 10 both the great political parties u
was believed that In few days the document would
have attached 20 u some 10 to ~ 900 names be-
lcngrs to the city aud vicinity.
psArn oy Dawn CsDwsIL.prs Colnr.. Rsa--on
Ihurtdsy this gentleman brcathed his last Vie was q
wcil tnown merchant. Of the Commissioners OF
fm'grstion. and the President ~ It Dsvids Society
le.t evening the mebcrs Of the society both ~ Neg
fofk and Brookyn. met at st David's Hall az Wal
ksf street, aud made arrangements for attending ths
funeral
DtAru ~ FsacruHr oy rss ssulL--The Coroner
held yesterday an inquest nj the City IIospst the
tcdy 81 julia MILE aged "a years native ~ ireland,
VINO came TO her death by fracture ~ the skull but
~ " how the fracture Inae the inrH unable