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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

CMALLExGiNG Voree. ~ challenge
xss mnn's vote" said fellow win build
Wy materials in hi. hat ut an up town
poll las, mouth. III" pc's"" challenged
lived in p,inccly "a".io" IN Ii. middle
NJ M entire squar.. which contained the
sdginsl soil aud the original trees 81 Wan
Aat,an Island. look a here" said the chnl'
ksxer, "What street d" ynu live in! =
shat's the number "f yonr house !--o'
shat side Of the street Is il :" " There u
N number ON my house, nmt It IL o" "e'-
IN aide Of the street" 'ho~gh s"
Dent / NV which side o the street you
N, and han, gotno number o" y"sr door
Ios can 70 home In your house. y y"
In find II YOU rnm'. vote the Viy w''icke'
M no other ticket Mt fhis wii The
sAaIlsnger was walked out by the Officers
h attendance. and the last we saw OF HIM
= was looking up u"der the aat ~ friend
u hrdy II re-ling angle forward. aud
hying To pursuAd- him I" 4" I" drinking
mp near by. and &c, "sco,'ls 81 "'scs
N !"-ksirks, 5wksr.
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NV. CsLHous's Wouxs-We nr,ler.
Gland tim. Mr.. G.al!e has completed the
stereotype plates for lhp execution OF The
frs, of these works. II is stated shat the
hrst Volume Will comprise Mr. CaIhoun's
elaborate Disqui.iiion on Government, and
n Discourse on the Constitution aud Gov.
eminent of the United States. in which are
displayed inasys'enm'ic manner the nushor .
-yininns rpor the whole schiec. Of the
philosophy OF government. These treaii.
sen, !, is understood, were hegnn many
years ago, and though they had no' r..
c~iv~d the ultimate revision which was IN.
tended. they are very complete. aud by the
rareisl and jusiiri"u- editing Of Mr.. Crnli-,
his intimate friend and confidential secresn
~. will perhaps appear "A perfect IN all
their Tsnrts ~ il re-. written by Mr.. Calhoun
hin,srlf. Th~ SERIES of the entire works d!
this great man, together viii, his biography.
written nv ~. Crail~. win. il 10 thought.
Nv ssss#Aced in six v.ia,nss. - SsssA Caro-.
iiAsss.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26
VI. IT, JoINSON.
Henderson. Texas. April 18th. isl3l.

Wha, doer the following from tls "epnh'
lie Washington I i'y) menn'
I'VE have rercivcd by telegraph the
gratifying Intelligence that the Ho". Ham.
ilion Fish was yesterday elected. ny the
leui.l ,,ue ni New York, Senator " the
.jln,,ed States. Nr. Fish has b-sA Tor
many wears prominent among the wing
,rl;t;cians If his State, aud has always
been "A consistrn, and faithful member of the
mriy. Wkil- Lieutenant coven"r. h" was
rss,,,isted IN the administration With our
present Chief Magistrate. who was HEN
t'ou,p,rolI..r Of the State. and their r"ns
a, iha. ii,ar harmonised on all public q"s'
t,o,s n. was mn early. efficient and nc
,;y,. ,r,,.nl 81 Gen. vnv!or. H. nil re"'
der a eor.liai support I" The Administration
10 which NJ harc reasoa 10 knor has election
girey siscrrr saiisfac 'io".
Are we to understand from THIS maj
Mr.. Fillmore and his Cahi ,ct nre endorsing
the lrrssoilim of Seward. and are grn'l'ird
n, III, triumph he has achieved and ah"li-
lion has nels .ta IN the election oi Nam'l'
,ou Fish ~ Senator from The STATE on New
\o,kt Arr We now I" liz informed that
.hc ,ric.,a 81 Seward. the opponent vi Dick
inson, the DECLARED e''saiy If tho Cor'p'a,,,
mise, aud supporter Of tsrri's sn,i's'. viii
render a cords, snpI"rt.' and give " SIN
c.y satisfaction IA the President u
III. shove paragraph may he deemed a"
narrative. !, !. Nigh tine that the people I"
the Southern States, ,hv"wi"g M the i,fin
ence of all n~r- party ties aud party 'eei'"v
should range themselves under "ne h""ne
and " i,h ons purpose, i"' Il ".nf''cs' w"'c'
must sooner nv later b. forced upon them
for III. ,aes~tvn,i"" Of sh.h equal rss.a,
and privileges. ard the ,i"dicat'"n "' ihe'
h,nn, .tnlns4 the ~mcroachoenis 81 III
rec,,e W mar. N wsll ss the ulsraisIs .
Tho North. --Csddn Csss'ie.
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government, mud i,nprc( kshe navigation Of

s"'e'"''e"'' A"u ""P"soe "sv'gNll"'' "
ese's ''S"r "' any ma eds ~ Texas
"'"'" "" years a"' sap'' ~ NJ
annual rsI""d''"'e' w"''f 1eT~ ~
w"us", ana J".' ee"""'hy VA 2yu're
v""' ""se nv """ susgrs'"~' =
"e proper "'s''''u'i"'' "f the hive mi -
WON" MOI u" understood ~ tnvor'"g
!" tenn I" ,hr sxr'ns'"" "' Ill "thers.
see a'' "si '''a, 'n''e are Va'"us "thrr "b
J'c,s I" ""'ch the lhterrs, MAY In nppl'es
WI" n"v""t"gr I" the c""""'. Tut l"
'es"'c Tue Improvement |" The navigation Z"
our ''Ss'. Ms n,s' !" Importance, nv" 81 VIZ
s'rn'es' '"'''t'''"te necessity propose Tho
.W'""'"' I" '"e '''er u !" uiis "nJ,r' hrsf
N"e' "'s Is c"nli Tea " can DE u'r"ctr'
purposes" Euuc.'"o"' ana iu""er wo'ki
" Improvement M I'VE "ecess'''es ana grow
my c"""..'"" "' the country may requlr.
-" - needless "r rae !" speak "' the "dvan'
cages winch would "''sr mn" well organ
nr" s'~r"' ~ common sc""'l rdnc"ii"I'
'hr"ngn"a' Tue STATE. y" ONE reels more
INTENSELY tue Importance 81 THIS sub
Jrc'' Una" '"ssr' ana give my "ssur"n'
'es :" c""l~'"'e VII" 'he ''cnhs " the
"rAsa' r, I" r""suu''''nfr 80 d' s'ra'de an
r''d. am opposed, ut least for The present,
!" "pW"p' ia''"e thr principal OF the 'uhd,
(thr i've "'il'"nsj either ~ whole, or n
p"r, '"r any purpose. whether the l.g's'
hture approWiates the Interest wisely "r
mot, :" s,"g rs the in'"c'p"' remains. 'ir
state WI Mt any '''ne v" e'n'ded 70 change
htr tHficN, ann rnin'hE Nlstit'i, by expert.
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N.sis ~ Nn~srsrrss "A thousand
times, says 'he NneelesiirA Cesr'rr. havs
we heard ilI's Question md answer; w."
gentlemen m ct" "hnt's'he hews sAtys
one. Nothing bat WIN, you see IN the
papers They pass IN ahoa, their has
ness IIs. I, ever hesn .ciicri that among
the ,hon and benefits Of n newspaper, not
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26
SELECTED poetrr.
4 Lay Of Love

~ Ceoaog . PssNticE.
Yet once again I've ,eeh Ihcr,
And my very thought !. thine
Az. kn~el tn ,hr- in ~'n-hp
A. 10 an idol.shr,bc.
In NV spirits silent chrmiwr,.
Where h',I- nny never liz.
On~ hnrly light |. burning
"ri- holy lave Of .l'rr.
.rr ,hr~--nI see ,ls-
Ia The shadows ~ The river;
Ger ,i,e- In The man's sweet beams
Tha, M the hr'eh lake qn,rs;
i.-~ lice il The ni'-t- that move
Like s,-rtr~. Ger the strsm.
And a, mtjnish, deep -se 'l,ec
In the shsdt~y world u dreams.
| .-r ,l,.e--o oh. zee thee
~ ,hr. g-n,lr flowers Of spring.
And IN ,l- tint the uini1w veal,
typs IL Gr-iins Wing.
,~r thee IN the .n,,se, bn-s
That su.ii sloDx ihr west.
And .rv thee N the .I.w-drp
Tia, g-,n. The ru..'- br'a.,
| hear ,hr..--ol,. hear 'N@c
10 III. chime III evening b-'lls.
AID IN III. ron- thai DER The deep
A. soIrmu twilight s~vlls
hear thee IN The Ior-si.',rr.
swept hy the breath nf even.
Amt IN III. low deep -rii'i'so'cr
Tina, tell. thu soul 1T heaven,
| love the 18th. io,- thee
IN. ~ nnnshr ~ the bright bio, SHE'S
No lovely thing of earth bni brings
Thy sw-e, form 10 N, eyes;
! love thee. aud there's mi IA sound.
\ rne IL my spif,, dear.
A hnnin from ma,r,'s by hut gives
Thy voice tn my n,ishrj ear
love ,hr---oh love thee
Th"a su IN tire darkest hou-
IN IN, soul star f.nnl. bind.
\ mn.,,.ionr Saver.
! love ,h--. and Thy dear thought thrills
Each iihrr of N, fame.
Like heavens avn lightning and my heart
In each ,hrub .a'l- Thy name
love ,h.---uh. 'a,- thee,
And a"nld ihe-r wnr- were hr''7
To thee Oh every hal, hnr'xe
Of cseniid- nul murn.
I lu,~ tire. and wnnii tlir-r words
Wrfe written on the .k'.
And oil each star AMI ilo".r and Leaf
That grre'- his e-n''r eve
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

{. An EvvxcruAL Srop TO DuELL'S".
hard that w, WIN have sway. been such
god frisnss, should have ~ hsht! Cn'"e:
sew. y"s wi Or. Al my second. ! VIII
oss q ycsss!"
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

the American R,,u,Lir u.ovd .,ri,ux
| The n,,iou. i,.,i :, ,rr sX.,p,I,. far on
.ou,r,,,n,n, u, ,h,.t, .,,uy,,,.. n, ,L,nv ,n,,
their cbnius Mi ,nr arr avn sakrs o,I,
/ b., for NJ. rays. of hu,,.,, ,;,,.. ;, .,,,u,n
AMI the wo,IJ ,h;x ,,,a..i ,,,,.,,,,, ,.,,t nm.
endure. II /, 80, ,.,,ly l. c,,,,,,t
w,,tsu an, narcbo.n, i,,d,,h, -. ,.b IN,
il /. engraved on m. ,,hl,,ure If worry IN,
American L.,r, O,c. rh,, L,., hoe,
,ray,Ia, far many v..k. /, f,, IL, J,,d
, STRANGE, ,,,,u, .,,.,,, ,.,,I, h.ra,,
reco,r,,i,, ,,u,,,. wo,d I'm, sn,,d..J t,
my ear, / a,.,ro, cb.d tho AZ, ca, ., ol
France nuJ shnid . rL,ud NJ ,li.,i,. how
.,,,, !, . a.t,,, h,,,,o, .,w aa,,;,,
from, m. n,ss, h.,ay ~ : v,I n. G.n III
,t,,, md .,,;n.. or INV ,,,;,. co,,,,v
s,tretch;.v INV hn.d ,ow,rd IN. setting San,
-, .,c,,,;,.a
- {SEu
Nv i.rsr -. s,ndIy inn. to ti.~'
"Sir. that is W H1nnv~t which vu.hes i; !,
from the deem fov,,t,i1 Sf nn.i>vS Aaunaisan
bosom. and tha, sentimefv Mi |1nk.
tuitv Of ,h,. Union fI.opd rLc{,I n
soly, hi. Union There ia To-, murL of I'm.
man nroo,.ss buu,u hon, and buu,n
' NV" p,'E'v ,' ""n's' ''pV, a"" "a"''"
."T 49, " 10 -, ~ W. W. -
vb,, viii m,t. our ;.,.,ito,;,,ns ,s ,,,,d,,;,.,
ne fine I, /. i.ca,.e lin, wL;I,. ,l,. moo
80 '"" ni - = "v''''se '"''' """' we P''.
~ w., ''"-''', ""'I u, w" p.''"'''' !"
li,,,io,s and w;ll moin,,;n I'M. ,.,.ol,,.
sup,emnr, q, lin, laws they will ALA eyer.
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,ha M ,,'u,,"a. ~ .'.'a'a'' "..J ;''
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Haze, ,nd .ir n. ur,,d son. of ,hn.n
80, .. I'm H. ~.
l,,,;n,, r,ns,;,,,;,,, IN l..
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Xxx iii i,s ,a,,i,a,, ,.,shaJl', ,uon,.,.,n
s.n...s non, ,,.. ar,,. .aaw.o m .,hrad.,
=, L.' ,.,,,,;., La,,. ~, p,,',,,,, and IN ,,'a
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Tom no"d. the ever merry md ,atlfu;
IN nnod. defines laugh :" l,r, - tho
h,ewn fewer of which smile u The
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

" CMoAp Way o. Apvssrls.xo. Vii
p saSssAss e esls 9gpspef 70 coste~d1est
's"'ss ~es~h ~ isvs isvvsssd sssrseif
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

wusS Hon. I'r~man smith. Senator
from tiust. r~tnsned n Washington
~t,h M y"sthfui, aeeomPi.hed and had
come Alabama wife, snmebt,dy sated him
how nsaas slaves she hsd "Owly oar. =
said Truman. bo~ing l"w. and plseing NJ
hand upa" ha brrsss, WIN IL prssd = b
her slave" On the night that the p,asfprsl
gave way At the Washsngsan eircaA, NJ.
Smith WAS present with his yosng wiz, aud
Il - ss;d thu. when the crash care 10 m
Tor the door. leaving the lnay u shin ~
hprsslf Anothes lady observing il -.
marked. pointing at the honorable SeaA.
tor" Looh. look. theirs goes fugitive
slave" Time il a great caassl<r u ~
afflicted. and also great ssaane;Fsass q
slaves.
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4 dandy in tIroah~ay a lew warnings
aaee aecnstrs thr old hllman ~ hl'"~s :.
ioa take vii snrts ii trash IN your cnrt !
ssn't y"ut" Yes. jump IN. jump ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

IN pxs.xsr TcsrNArmx. Rub well
the r,ms win hard t"esh brush, usi"s
,h. anur Of sulphur ns t""'h powder. ~.
w.. .;,ht on going to he'd; and Y u y
H.. .ii.r dinner !. will hs hest. Ih's =
~ sxcu,lsn. pre.erva,iss f"s sh* sse,h. -
"a s"sa u - sqvlsaa -. - er'fs
res.1,E yuusaas.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-04-26

CVsIous ANrhsrAvsSx.--lm ~ weska
Of Roger Bsaceu. vim wsnss II ~ ~.
te.nth censury. asay - fsied ~ saly -
evidence Of ths wisard Hsaah's kaawtsdns
of ynnpnwdsv. hist alien susisss an1ioioa.
ton Of The .iea,nis,at. lseeanaAiss aa4ihea
an railroads. the a;vinx. III, and - -,
pension bridge. H. ssys:
An n. IL thusd~rs nsass tesvlh1p -
tl,oss ~ Heaven. 4 sasall ssas>As = -.
~ pswAse~s hovribI~ szrk,siass, sesan.
panied ny bright light; ast ~ ny y
repeated ~ II 10 dssasry stty ~ saliss
baitniions."
Msr ,usy construri sach msehlnee -
the grssssst vessels, directed ~ ! d@rjs
man. sAah cat through III rirsss ss@ ssas
With more rapi.iisy Nan II they wsfs pso-
pulled by rowers: chasioss may ~ caa.
pruc,~d which wi.heas horsss may m
With ineoncrivahI~ swi't,ess; men ny
cn4,s slvs s,aehines which vii hsss ~ dsisss
~i,hnu! ta,x.v. to the depths y ~ ~.
ter; and slarv h.av invent \ nssllits4s =
other snrines AMI - Instruments. sch 4
hi.lves tha, shall tvsa shs hsnsdssl stysss
wahos. sny init mediate suppnrt."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-20

ed by considerations o The PARTY IL ia ~ ses-t'o fah'r
than capacity.
Mr. Duke advnca'eI rlec0n Of Nj Patkef. and
corec ed ms ,nptehen.oa vhlch hal with tgard
TO him frnm members VIII had previ1H'iv SPOKEN.
Nj Sydnof wiihdtev The nomination Il NJ. Byfd.
Messages were inter.haagsd vi the senate. and NJ
snsri ffn,n that dy snanune q that VI Cana't hsd
been wlhdtaun: and flioslng was thu j.Iat vo'c;
Psftrr loo. scattering -
I,ot, IN ne Ions p.,aer =. Cen'ad. 81 Iaek't
II Blvd . nad nRet / necessary tta c'raise 81
NJ. Paflef terlafed lu.g eIrctsd
p.e,lngs l. tho g u..ntaeeueft I'll The I-a.ioa. Nlr
Wal sad tt,ta. the esrunn had ra~ 7-sanel putty
c,s he deemed /. proper 10 ~thdriw the uame ri Mr.
CoH3d.
NJ I'll fr,l asa ID g., Do sxcased from t.t#g. H.
odd cast Doe. eare fr H. ma WIN had sustained L.. b
''C onpto n,sc Measures" was excused.
ME- MhToNBTR
On notion Nj BIfwea he Use f tn. HILL was
granted II tn, geacnap 10 lecture Oh Shakespeare On
noftofs.
o. mi n II NJ Cox The Ii,1.' ali IN i.
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HOUSE


Janoaty { l61l
Reports from vsfaus committees Ne.e mad: annpg
o-hers biis dlyorc z Navy T. =. llafns CON h., nus
baud ne'ts~ iaus, and 10 prevent wur enhut .ral,,
sue oah"f lnfN"ang LOU - lion being sold furnish
ed 10 slaves 81 free ncgrars
The otd"r Of the day bel the consideration of thu
n In change The mode a. apo unng the Durr s oi the
faslerH Iuustic Asylum Nj Massey moved that the
came be pstpon d unol l2u'clocl Tomorrow iIedc.
'"o Ia "fier rs uoa Tor pr ceeii IL tn election Of
'sds~ 60 supply The vacancy ocea,loned by tue death
Il JaHe- lsaao Il Doupa.s Agreed l..
NJ Massey moved his resnu,inn
Nj Nydnnt moved olnsttt "2ilh INST ior The rer.
ton. N.g,u,ed
The Resolution MAS then amended make The
r'snntoa tead l5Ih lns. and adopted, after remarks
BY Mests Massey, Nllcbet Hammond and Wal
TIA VERMONT nrsoLuT IoNs
VIM the H. se ADJ autned IA = sunday. ihe mnion
pending wartlliy the "Tesoluuous OF Peace fuh Yer
mont The table
Dir. Ca'g thought tbs the hes d,sp sran to make OF
them.
Ar Campbell desired thai they should he sent back
lie desired that Virginia shall say 10 Nrmot that os
long ,on are infamous. aud III disltace long
bar ,"n staiate book With m lnlamous act W. drlnr
MI correspondence wh yoq, and wal h Id no coununi
rsDlon with YOU These resolutions were from fteQn
ate. Il vas tot tn" Il hlackguard addressing
penllemsn; hu' \ rfeessed geut|emau addessnH IN
dsmsn. Uu il she ~lp tom her t.cnrrhron ,hr ful
rs'a Mi mas upon her, Ae lor wing hing 10
Do with her
Mr.. boiling wanted 10 r@sp nd 10 Vermont vi houI
passion. nd wl'a dp nty. Oar and guly
navel tce'hef) We cau hold no cnnmunic tim VI h
va to resulai The peace Of the world. uua YOU show
by your acts thii YOU will 81 demean yourself pte
setve the ptsce of uur country W. Will % no Gu
ssdr 70 rfh'r ns'ions. untI we regard mr Own. H.
would I'll Vermont, pull he beam oul Of your e,p
and then take The mor out Of ,our ghh -
Mr.. Ferguson wa. favor If the re,olc#urs LAYING
m tn. tall-, mud lhe - s..rp he 'ltp d ath.
Mr. Riyrs wss favor OF acting toe on thnse T. ST. l
t-ns. Oar silence ml4hi be c n,truej IN concnUrnc,
With The artiun oi A.fuaut.
Mr. Flouruoy d,si,rd Ia send hess resolutions back
and mol To soil the table vi any thing tom the dt,
hands Of Vermont. if sha wartrd Ia % ont :" this In.
Ion, lei her g. and he wiling BIZ her "''cant
sd Gu II the Union is ~ be d. SOLVED let = he ds> lived
by Vernon, or n II a quart L. H., for bar,1g
ennmur latIon h her. Il she repealed that " fal
OTIS. that corrupt. thai abomlnabIe. that infamous re
which polluted her statue book
Dnrng the tendency Of lhs Us buttons. Nj Ctutrh-
field mor.d that h lionse proceed 10 The cuosipra
OF bills. winch agreed % Subsequently. The House
sgieed t. resume 10 consideration al the
fuB'Fc LAND RESOLUTIONS. &c.
Mr. Butwel M tied la tie NJ con inned ard
cnpcinded hls trmaks. advocacy If his subs itute o
ih- resuln,iu.s vi Mr.. Separ
Mr. Ferguson then offered his slhsttutn, and
MI SCOTT oi Powhaau having obtained ihs floor the
House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-20

BEStrIr OF RAILROADS. lhe Wheeliog Gacettc
STATS hat ~ ltlo The ayeaa" s.ei sana ut the
land in Maroon c1nnty w1- = - per acre aud m
lsbo IS 81 - per arfe ehao - an erase i the
value a. real ol ueaf ha ID ell per reol. FMS
iac elm,,I wholly own. the ac mat the Bal
n.oole AMI Oun Rnlraad II ing made lhro 5gh the
cluntN.
t.,at lh,s result serns II i, op)y til, eff. upoa
snglr urr. while liz benefits accrue To the f,rmrr,
and n~an,rS Il DDS fr almost every lung p,nduced
consumed \ d Il IS 10 HIS tact thai t.ro 'ra uN es
III gut d'"rar. her pres Mt unpir led prosp strry
eNudug rs 1t does through all he ra ions IT hu-
sl1tss aud sochty. - HgiS'a tia) Chronicle
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CONGif


Half Of the present sessions Of Congress has tX-
pred and yet but little business Of general inter
est has beco dome Thu cheap postage bill i
sail before the IL 5use and doubts are entertained
whether ii will pass 1t is thought the Land bill
Will be carried through, 50 as to cNGnsa>h that
source otrcvenue, by re lson of tbs extayaeaot
Legislation the slavery question, rhon,h several
attempts have been made for this purpose, wi,
hardly create any excitement, the mail and war
steamer system viii be encouraged and extended;
the harhor and nvrr Improvements carried on
aud the Iarlff ue untouched except perhaps for
substituting the home for the foreign valuation.
So at least thinks a correspondent o.. the journal
Of Commeice.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-20
BRITISH OPINION or AMERICA


Sum 4 our r7utm goIaurs aDr putting Themselves IN
a WY uttrr ~-dry pa-snn, S.e#us Ia Ms about tt
uptIlun, oppressed with totatd toth- slavehudnI p !
ton Il cnunlry by Inc Eah ri Cuu-r, n no uuder
thu uleot I,td Mo5p"tb dDt MS rRo hanottp pay usa
VI 1t ub'ui ten yrars ngc The D,pa'rh caurot afford
IL waste is wrah upoa sub IA occlsnu. The he
patch lues MT hg r III Earl Of Carr-e.or {
he Ed C'rIt-tr,s #olioions. I h. Dispatch dos not
thot the Fad Of Ctdl,lr'- eplooos wor,h any mo.,
lh,n ns putty Cor rather hi rhymt y pnd h,t worth
10 mnr than iii plrtry rhtm' Z" his lusu1as 'alh
et. How much that WIS Worth my br l'Rr'd fom .
cer'a,,ssay mycf.e, ylod "En2ish Bad, aud Scotch
R'v1eW,f..N
''l.prl, iao h,td., such thing, a times brlll
And tn pnc praise ~ tenrs u rrdc at all,
liz these suangc day, with lesinrd Vond, g, ing,
lettrted per- is IKE lc'trled pig,
Each knoA, is alphthtt, hut who from thence
lntat, that prg4 ot peer have common seusc'
Ko.fommou' Sh,hold with Thy punt ltd,
Naibure LAUREL decks noble lid;
Nomu-c shah cheer, with reaova tln% smile,
lnepNtdl TIC pulling II tlr,lslrn
Whit Is II tn Inns gre't nation what thf' woru al,
irohen down, used mp rlkrs and touys Of the Eogis
nahIlty fhlu, # US Wmt should We cste II they de
se'5a all as gu dn4ut ms, as anthapwphagl, or
="men whore heads
- grow hrne.rh thnlr -houdrJ~}'
Afr In cNpni nee Il 50 many yr,rs. no man. surely
e>pae- cllhr, tuth Is ice fom Eusl sh traveller
Il DiVdtch
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-20

Bs Mr.. White. uf Hluavsr: ruat fha Committee
Of Cruns T Jus c. en4pife TT the "A ,eiteae, ol
mendirg the present law mske tie htfer ( =
,s,e ,hr fo the payment Of ~ r-"ard nov ai we'd
veerher such nalrg sway ~asesu>ej 5y the baj lfeai
mrnt OF lh.lf hlfel OF NJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-20

&5e Richard Broodhead (Dtmocrl) was e.
lected United States Senator from Pennsylvania
on l:th INST. for NiN years from ith march next
IA place OF Hon Daniel Sturgeon whose tenn oil
service VII Chen expire.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-29
DOU BILE SHE EFT -.
Aoss extraordinary Legislative Proceedings
Serious charges Of Senatorial Corruption
-Rlaek Mail III ~ losures.

inanothcr part Of 10 day. paper We present to the
readers Of the Houh a portion Of the unreported
proceedings OF the Legislature ofthe Empire state Of
New York, which exhibits in a melancholy and pita-
bic light that collection of wise heads, and exposes
in plain and Gnrarnished manner, the rottenness,
corruption and downright rascality of several in
diriduals connected with that body.
Upon the face Of the documents (Which entitled
TO every crcd.nee until they proved to be ncor
correct falsc,) it appears that AN officer Of the
Legislature, backed apparently by some of the mem
beers ofthe Legislature has been attempting to levy
black mail ON the reputcd proprietors of certain
gambling houses IN New York, by promising that
IL certain sums named were paid to them, certain
bil then before the Legislature should be stopped
The bill referred ~ intended by its title to be
bon the efectudl suppression of gambling; aud
It's passage or it, rejection, it appears, depended
alioyother on the fact whether the required amount
of BLACK mail" would. or would not, be paid. The
persons applied to addressed ~ Free Masons
IL appear; but masons masoas the demand
was not complied with; aud instead Of ''forking
over they have thought proper to divalge the
whole Of the iniquity, and bring il formally to the
attention Of the Legislature,
The documents. consisting Of ashdlvits and let
tiers, will be found in another column, and they give
insight into the manner in which the interests Of
the people attended to in Albany. We think
right in saying that II the curtain were lifted
State legislation, and the unexpected proceed
ings Of the Legislature exposed there would be
scene- unfodcd that would a-toni.h and starle the
community legislature that would elect, in def
snce of popular opinion, man who was known TO
be identified with the Seward clique politicians in
this State, would do anything. We suppose that
shis i another exempllhcation % the working 81
the higher law doctrine Of our abolition wing poll
ticans Truly We have fallen upon evil times. Bat
enough for to-day. We shall have great 70 say
this subject