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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-14
SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

a. l 1REME OOt II 1 Ill tllc Hl1teOt VI
~ the application Of the Mayor Aldermen and C9mmSn-
atty OF the CITY OF New York relative 20 mo lDENlNO
md OPENING OF BLOOAlNGDAlE ROAD, " pun
suance " an Act 81 Legislature II the SAFE y Ne"
York entitled An act 20 lay open new s'rIeI m ne ~
New York and TO keep part OF ne Blooming o
Road for that purpose passed Fu H. 1881 Public notice
Is hereby gwen ~ the Mayor Aldermen and Commentary
OF the CITY of New York usuant 20 ne statute IN sucn
case made AMI provided that ne sad The Myo A1ef-
men and Commona.ty Of the Cry ~ New NerE intend 70
make application the Supreme Court oi me SAir oi New
York A. special 4 the SAID Court % e hel ~ ihe ny
Hall Of The FORK on 81 RDAf me ltlh Jay
Of June 1851 tie opening Of The Court nn 'ha ds o -
soon thereafter counsel San Do hrarl Tor r appoint
ueat Of Commissioners II Estimate and Assessment Ia ne
above en lied natter u1 that tie nature AID etl1a ot
tie Improvement he widening 4nd opening Blooming lAS
Road 10 the width Of - feet from 70
k1th street a. the lad the nap OF an 81
the Ciiy of New by virtue Of an aci eai.ed An ~
atIve 10 improvements touching the ayns out OF streets
and roads IN the CITY II New York and for ohcr purposes
PASSED April TN 1857 and also an aci ettted Az acI %
sy ONT rev street IN the City Of New York and % Keep
eren rart Of the Bloomnglae Road for that purpose
rsSsed Ami 7IA 1851 Dated New York Apru IS, 1851
HENRY I DAVIES, Counsel
uv30tJei9 ~ the C0rDOrssloa
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CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPART

" HENT-TO CONTRACTOR Sealed PropDsas,
ladorsed Proposal Tor balGns sB" sk 10 3Sd-stre.
!. be receyed a. the Office u Tho CfOt0a Aquedgct De-
tueut fRolnds Park until N0Itas, The lcth day ~
Jun0 1881 o'clock. N, ~ build Sewer Win me
n.co.say ReceVRx Bas.l. AID CuyeTLS, g33 s1Ieor
frcm Madison 70 IN avenue. teag leogth about ~ Took
The plan the Sewer and specifications Tor the building
tne ssms and all Other information relating thereto ca -
Application % the Contract CLERK a. MS onoS
New Tork, June j. 1851. NICHOLAS DEAr,
ea u Pre.ferlt 0f The CrotOn AqlefycL DepartIaen
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: TREET DEPARTMENT. No. { Hall

krf Reconls-PUhl'c notice Is hereby given that the
following resolutions have been presented the Boanc u
Aldermen 10 REPAlR>lpEMAlkSs nd kkSkrC RIB
snd Gl lTfR 'front.' ~ Nos y IS 10, p -, 2S. 81 81
CURB and GUTTER m SlNrEkNrH-Sf between lat
and a avs To FLAG sgsce ieet vide through thu
noriheIlT Sidewalk of TWENTY THIRD ST from lst-av
g. Ess River, To INCAN ATE the SLIPS tiom Piers IS ~
IS and ID 4ad % o. admit Size LARGEST class NJ SHIPS At
low water. To ENCANArE the SLIP IA Che westerly
sdo ~ Per No ~ Old Slip. 70 REGULATE and ne
LAG SIDEWALK, and RESET Ct RIB and GUTTER
m front Nos 3rg ant BIS BROADWAY TO REGl LATE,
RkkI ~ and RESET CT kb ari CT TIER In front II
Nos 'sS and 81 HOT SlON ST, goa lel '03, lC1
PkINt r ST sg,. 80. SOL .p3 sos RHO ADV AN, Nos.
4 "a. i6 lA. % sd a. o. % aud 81 LEONARD ST Al
persons Interested having objection thereto, req estod
o. present them writing to he nnders sned n ms Office
"a before the l3lh dav of IL MIN june ,. 1881
icl lN JOHN T DODGE. Street Commissioner.
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StTREET DISPLACEMENT. No. 4 Han

-
- Of Records Public Notice horohy given that tho fol-
loving petitions have been presented 10 The Board OF Al
dormcu 70 GRADE end MACADAhlNE )ith 81 10
tween Broadway and 8h-ay Also. rho following resluton
To REGULATE ami GRADE SlDkM AXIS ON ne norm
side Il 23d-st RESET Ct kB STONE and kEtLAH
SIDEWALKS All persons Interested, having objections
thereto requested o present them IA wrs 10 me IN
dersisued bis office. before the ll dy 81 Juhs
newt Jun. d. 1851 JOHN T. DODGE.
Ntrnfl (uLlInl.alnnnT
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NROTON AOUEDUCT DEPART

NHENT-TO CONTRACTORS sealed Proposas
ndorsed Proposal for building SEVERE Pear street
received ~ the office II the tryton Aqnrduct Do
partmrnt Rotunds, Pars until tEsDA1 w IN ehar
n ue ls,I At socuck. = ii % baild sewer With thS
nece.a, Receiving Ba-ns and CuYers, 10 Pearl street,
frr Road street b Coentes alley bong n lsth hyut
400 et The pan VI the Ss~e1 aud specifications for the
ilJaz Of The same and all other affirmation relaxing
thereto be obtained Application = Tie CDnIfsSt
Cler. a. ths Oace New YORK, Juas 3. 1891. 1900
NICHOLAS DEAN.
~ IN preUdeut # the CrOtOn qusduct Department
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S,TREET BEREAVEMENT. No. 4. Hall

=. W. IItIIH
- Of Recoris-Publc notice hereby gwen that the FOL
LOWING Resolution has been adopted ~ the tOmmpn toun
I'll pesolyed. That PIERS Nos 10 20. ~ lnd - East
River be- EXTENDED 10 the extenlf Line under the di
recrn of the Street Commissioner aud that toe sum 81
t~eu, thousand dollars be- and tho same hereby author
iled Ia he taken from the appropriation r Docks and slips
81 eay the portion Of tho o. 10 b"hH by tho Cor
pof.ton for interest hoTen and that Tue Street Com
Aoer give tho notice required BY la" % the pfppuetors
Of ot. wing opposite said Pier. 10 unto Ia building mo
same and par thor proportion Of hs cost thoroot A. Ihs
.sno shall become duo Adopted BY tho Board - Alder
mon ob l. 1851 adopted BY ghe Board ~ Assistant Allor
men Nav % 1851 approved by no MAYOR MaI y lBol-
June n. 1851 JOIN DODbh,
iell ~ Street Commissioner.
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V0TTCF Of DISTRIBUTION.-

NOTICE Of APPLICATION for me
.a,ga Of an insovsnt rom h debts pursl,ni 20
tie ovons q he tnrd atcle u the rs ie q me M
chapter II the second part u the heVlsee $50. -
LIAM IAINBEEk VI the town u AnlstSf ,sln N shs
County u Nontgoulerv "A nslVeni Debtor Nocg Etss
published March 9TH 1851 Creditofs 70 go 49,
Gon Pednz Jr 4. hls Office the Flta<7 u Anlsef-
es -, h R d.r n June 1851, Al 10 oclDcS N tls Iofo
aOor T. sao~ cas- 4 az tkef have WY Al 5A49'
sL.llu ~. y t -la'- ID P COREY
Ga 80 y, = ~ Attorney for InSolvsEt.
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RICH ARD SMITH.
OGDEN EpW ARDS. Commissioners
~ GEhAhDlS CLARK.


- | PREME COikI.-ln the matter OF
-the Application of the Nayor. Aldermen and Conn
uaity Z she ~ of New N0rA, relative o. ihe OPEN
ING II EIGHTY FOURTH SrREEr. from Nnth ave
20 The Hudson River. 10 ths OIty oi New YORK fuole
notice hereby gwen Pr ne Manor. Aldermen and Com
rnnaty u the Cry n SevNo-S pursuant % statute
made provided, the sald me Mayor,
Aldermen ard CCmrons.tF If the CitV ot NewNorS m
trd % make application m thr supreme Count NJ ne safe
81 N-v YORK SPECIAL Term of the Sud Court % =
held Al ne CIV Hall Il The Cv If New YORK. SAT-
URDAN the 2Sth daV Il June SOL A. the opening 90 he
Court tLas dAy thereafter Counsel -
heard fsr she appointment n Commissioners oi EsaAse
and Assessment tho above entitled matter. thAt he
and extent u tie Improvement the Opeung OF
= ghs fourth street. from Nnth-avCnge 70 me Hudson
River. the CIV u NewNork. the same s LAID out
ueu the nap of the City Of New IorA oy virtue Of
act entitled An act relative ~ ln1r ycneat touching
The laying of Streets and Roads the CITY Of New
Nors aud for other purDoses passed Arr 81 SoOated
New York. MAY y. 1851 HENRY DAVIES,
feg fluh Counsel ID the CorpDratOs
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4 IFE ASSURANCE. -NATIONAL

1HOAN FUND LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Of
LONDON General Agents Ohcc. n Wal 81, New
York st June 1851 Capital, $2,5O0,OOO, and surplus
9il2,27l. ,,
surod who tako thor policies under these tables
tie greatest possible present and prospective advantages
that can Pc conferred Nv LO Assurance ON tins Table
the Assured entitled ay time to receive al interest an
immediate advance g. the extent Of onehaf the amount Of
the pad annual premiums without security, personal La
biy or deposit of the policy, but by simple endorsement
thereon The half premium may be 50 Withheld dunng the
whole continuance of the policy Also no the event Of me
assured al any not requiring 10 continue the policy on
It's surrender c-haf OF the annual premiums Will be re-
turned Nv the Society 1900 .....
FXAlIPI Is Of BONUSES ALREADY DECLARED
will he found IN the Socloys pamphlet and annual Report
Of 1851 which together with Tables Of Rates and other IN
formation ON application at II Walst al any Of the
agencies can ho had free Of expense.
A party may at moderate annual premium insure Tor
life and he to reach the OF 90 years, the
full sum insured up $4,000 viii DO paid TO h. family ~
legal representatives.
ACrlNG DIRECTORS FOR JUNE.
{ EDWARD HABICHr Chairman.
George B,rclav A e. stout Robert J Dillon,
Nm Van Hook Bsche McEven. Gsillard, JT. and
Kearucy Rodgers, Nj D.
The Board meet oVery "Wednesday AZ II Wal-St Tor the
transaction business California and other foreign RS<s
taken at All rates of EVtrt premium.
J LEANDER STARR, General Agent and
Ic2 2awtf Superintendent Of the L. ) Local Board
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cTREET BEREAVEMENT, No. 4 Hall

STREET DEPARTMENT., No. 4 Hall
- II Records SEALED PROPOSALS viii DO re-
ceived tho street Ohce until MONDAY;
Juue 6. Ia,i, al ~ O'Clock, NJ, To REGULATE, GRADE
and PAVE the carragoway Of J7h - from fith % adj
son avs And until int RSDAf, juno ~, 1891. AZ -
o'clnck.M. 10 kEGt LATE and GRADE 35th u from
ront 3Ju feet Of mo astory side of lhri ~ o.
FIRST ~, and st curb and gutter therein. To- FLAG
space three feet wide through sidewalks Of sith-st from
Third and Fourth Psns specifications and all ntlImn-
ton thereto be- had Application % the Contract Clork
81 Che Department JOHN ! DODbE,
{ on
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DEOPLF'S FIRE INSURANCE co,

EINTI III = 7 IINII I'D Z w " II w
n of the City Of Newly TX Once l73 Canals (Peo-
pies Bank Buldngl nsures lldlngS Merchandise
Household Furniture Vessels IN Port and their cSoee
SC against loss damage b Fire on the most iaVoIaDo
terms All losses promptly al usted and paid
DIRECTORS
Jore,,,ah TerheN Gideon De Angelis Charles PsrsoR
Er,cu'sn (',nipl.ll Jane, : Rrouwer VIM NJ Wilson,
Iohu N Lewis n q Stokes Abraham IegCett,
John Nelyerton. lothian {. NeekeT Matthias Az,
nsnry'S Terheu VIVA b. Coming, Thomas Williams,
MI II Game solomon Banta Edward z. Clark,
John Mace. Charles Crane, Mortimer bfe"n'
go Vo1nrs George Manner Roht & VOORHEES,,
CONS stephens, Christopher GWyer,f J. boheS'eVI'
SIMON Shttler William J. Buck. Alfred Barmore,
Edward Nelson, John Moneypenny, ChaS Il slclh1le
g. Hubboll Geo. ID. CTasln . .,
JEREMIAH TEkBkLl,, President
SyosEsG IRo,ARn Secretarv my2l lmAIWSF
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

SUPREME COURT-In the matter of
e't.e Application ~ the Mayor Aldermen ani Common
stT q gre CITY OF N-wNo rs, relative . the EXTEND
ING % CANAL - RET "a SID ciiy stral Elt Inc
rn' i -rersscfs Ma,sr-sreet. and tle t-rs n Walk
er>treer the sad cy the no-fherF side % form
Stree; -at width o hl-se-> street. aut he
tlrovr- nc Poe f-l.i hT tlr .-t --Hs q Csler.
or-nEs Nkr-. and Csnai-srests n.a Che street. The
lliers --, C.fl,sorCrs NJ Estimate and Assessment
l -he above entitled matter. qu-slalre ~ rc onior
q The sad 81 Court ale on the thrd iav Il June.
lsl. he-c. eve pulc notice t1l. Al app cl-ll y be
made ia PIE stt u-- - SPECIAL crn thereof Old Re held
at The tfy Hal 90 ne rv Z NewN1rs hr lisf nv z
.t. Instant. tc opening ID .he Cnlr tlat tay.
oE thereafter counsel De- rear i.ra e ~ '-ier
a- tle report heretofore mair rhe sara matter hr me
taurl.>sl II Estimate ald Assessment appointed
tNe-c 20 referred hlr. rc the Commits lr tl
4 reCug tn power 81 reconsider She sub eci- matter
u hC sad report. -rl o. se report. Il n ther
-rCrt s.s ne necessary ana cNredcl. ~ Tor such
CHE order thc st court think proper u.lAo ~
TIC premises I a.-l Nrw YORK. June sta. iS3l
RrrHAp SMITH
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STREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4, Hall

koi Records Public notice hereby gwen that The fol-
lowuc Resolution has teen adopted hY the Common Coun
e Resolved That Per % North RIVER foot II ayst be
extended the uio. under the direction Of mo
Street. Commissioners the 10 be commenced On tho
18th day june 1891 and that the time for the compleon
The Of said pier BE- limited 20 four months and
chat the of Soo he taken from the Appropriation for
Docks and Sig 10 dcay the proportion OF expense 10 hc
borne Nv the Corporation and that e Street Commissioning
IA accordance with law give notice the popuetors of the
lots # and ug opposite the said por o unite ma the con-
sucou .hcroaf and 10 contribute then respective proper
ton u the r1ponso sand hc same SHAH b0
ceuo duo and IN case she a.d propreors shall neglect
unite and contribute Aforesaid thlt thon ths
SAID ct.enuon shall DO made by tho Mayor Aldermen ana
CouI2onay oi the Cyof New OH Tor their sole bonoa
ADOPTED by the Board Of Aldermen May 23 1884, adopted
Nv he board of Assistant Aldermen May g. 1891 approved
by the Mayor May a. 1851
my-8 6w JOHN T. DoDGE, Street COMMISSIONER
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NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.-Notice

NOIIt. l. at ASSN y VI T. y ~ Otce
vs. hereby gwen that JOHN BUCKLEY. II the CITY
OF NcwNork. has made IN assignment o. me ~ al hs
estate r the benefit Of hrs creditors All persons havng
demands against HIM requested 90 brns their claims,
With the proper vouchers 60 PErER ia kNEE, of
and Greenwich 50 within three months from thus
date -Ne~-Nork ARrVh 81, 1871
AZ Sw'ThxS ABRAHAM BECKER
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STREET. DEPARTMENT. No. 4 Hall

STREET DEPARTMENT, No. ! Hall
- Il Records SEALED PROPOSAL $ Will DO received
the Street Commss unsfs OMco unlii MoNp " June
o. 1851 al l2o'clock Nj 10 REGU LATE and PAVE 29h-
street between 9TH and sth avenues. TO FLAG space
feet wide through SlDkN rs ot Biih street Tween
81 and nh avenues 10 RkGI LATE and SET GU RIB aud
GU1TERn 2sth-sirect between 1T and d avenues Is
REGULATE and MACADANliLk joth street, between
6ih and OH avenues 70 kEGl LATE, PAVE SET
Ct RIB AND GUTTER ana FLAG SlDEW ALkS 81
jlst-s street hei weon Bfh and 10th avenues I" LAY
CROSS WALKS IA 6th-ayenuo, opposite ilth, I'M I'm
and 18Th streets To FLAG SIDEWALKS Of lsth street,
hetwceu broadway and ith-ayonue To REGULATE.
PAVE. and FLAG SIDEWALKS Of 3Jd street. between
ID avenue and broadway Plans and specifications aud all
Inf0iTa thereto can DO had on Application 10 tho Con
tract Clerk If tins Department June 49, 1881
ieu JOHN 4 DODGE. Street Commissioner
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PLRSlA T. OF an Order Oh inc our
roeai. II the County 4 NewYOrk, notice here gwen
~ all rersons having claims against ANGEL JACOBS,
ate VI tie IT, of New York Jewe.er deceased - present
the same with vouchers thereof % the s41scrDes, n me
resd,ncs II David Hart No "a Howard street. the CITY
u YORK before the seventh daY 81 jay hett
Dated New ! 1sk The ~ day II January, 1871
DAVID HAkf, Executor
al lar6mS. RACHEL JACOBS, Etecltnt.
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susnce II SECTION s. article title s. ch,rtcr part
of the Revised statue 20 ne creditors iAMk> TREAT
lfr of The CIV NJ Ne-l nrS. merchant deceased 20
fhtr claims nm he Vo1cr~ thereof to che sui~ri
ber ~ hs efce Nasssn->trc- the cry II NesNork
On r t Che 81 dav ui Decrmhcr New Nors Mav y,
1851 JAMES rNAIER.
us3i Law cw Public Adm'n>frato-
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SUPREME COURT.-In the matter Of

%. '''' %5 MoXTGo9'tRy coHmis..onor.
ms tJelith JULIUS HlTCHCOCK.)
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tho Sur

IN IRSIANCE OF an order OF the sur
roete Of the County II NewYork notice IS hereby yy-
On tn ll PERSONS having claims AGAINST JOHN JAGELS
late If The city Of New Yerk grocer, deceased % present
the same with vouchers thereof 20 the sscnnef NJ nor
RS nre No8 Canals street IN the city II NewYors IN
Or before the second day NJ December net-Dated View"
York the thrteth DAY ~ May, 1871.
roy8l i,yefn. AMELIA JAGELS Administering
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-10


Tnr RrprnLic,Y par naJsiir frsiru~ Of The
secession and disun,on efaan Of - place, ~ an au
Gle II the l.th headed " Jefferson and Madison
says 4,
The editors Of the paire, being unable 70 deirnd
ihornscl,rs publicly p using the naHe os Madison 'e
.uport the consolidation doctrines which they ndto-
cale have thought proper 10 use means secniy IA 'he
way oi anonymous -cuhhlings, Which they Would
bnsh vi shame could change 'ncc Of hsn,sl 10 use
openiY Vhny publish two anonymous ar'icles-ot'e
applied 10 Jefferson and tho oshrf to Madison
4 mirr unsolicited misrepresentation could not cross
The bl~ Of man than in's II Is grainlon' assertion
o,ii AM M, and enly hops our dnly Ia society wi
not force 81. TO word d mog. explicit and harsh
meaning. We srshk calmly and deierlnned'y ami
wcs' our private feelings saig concerned we should
pass the cup, but holding the relation wr do as IAbc
omfnnlists we rap uny hut administer our fcbnke.
The articles alluded To IN The above, mot our heariirs'
approval and were well read 0nd scanned by ns be
furr sent them 10 the press from No s,cfG means
ucrc ueyu. for they We're not only Wl pHh"heiii fu
We called the attention Of our rcairis To them by cd
nnrial notices. They appeared nndvr "ur endorsement
80 much for the poor mouth the Republican puts up
to elicit ilic sympathy Of ~ rcader.-Pairio,
We think we were fully justified in ma
king the charge contained IN .se para
graph which is quoted from us in the above
article. We said " the editors of the Pa.
trioi," but we meant all who figure IN the
editorial columns of that sheet. The style
OF the anonymous articles in the Patriot, in
every feature, was the same AS that of the
editorials Aud besides this, both the arti.
cles appeared as ao answer Of he Patriot
to an editorial OF the Republican, and no
further answer was made by the Patriot in
the number in which the communications
were published These are the evidences
upon which we founded our charge. II we
were mistaken, we are willing to let it pass
for what it is worth. But will the editors
of the Patriot deny, IN posture terms, that
the writer of those anonymous communl.
cations, wrote some of the Idif0riais for
the same number Of their paper in which
they appeared or, that he wrote some of
the editorials which previously appeared in
the Patriot! II they cranoi N axe has ros-
TINE denial, they condemn Themselves in
The rery language WHICH THEY ArrLY
TO us.-Repnbiiean.
70 this article tho editor of the Patriot
has made no reply, and we are left to UNI
dcrstnnd that the editor ad Interim" is the
author Of the anonymous articles referred
to. Then, lot il be remembered, that ga
more unsolicited Misrepresentation could
not cross the lips of man" than that of
the editor of the Patriot that he is guilty
Of gratuitous assertion out aud out; p" that
he put upa "poor mouth ito elicit the
sympathy of his readers This is what he
charged US with, and we have proved that
"hc condemns himself in the very language
which he applies to u.s. And "no SECRET
means mers used" ~ "Now what will
the people Of - Vienna say I"
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A. regards Henry tiays pol,,eai opinions. we ARE
no, cndor,ers, and -tak OF him Of the most
eminent this land has ever produced or viii bury
beneath It's sod,--i'air,ot
This is another complete back out by the
editor OF the Patriot II is tho first time,
ms well ms we remember that he has de-
MED being an endorscr Of Mr.. Clay's "po.
litical opinions" To the contrary he, has
never let an occasion pass for compliment
ing him for his course, and to speak OF him,
not only m zone of the most eminent men
this land ever Produced &c. but as a
true friend to the South and to the Union;
but particularly as a Union man cat all
hazards and to the last extremity In the
Patriot Of March Goth. the editor says; ave
repeat, cannot Clay, Webster. and Cass bc
trusted--will they not be believed in this
dangerous political crisis !" What !!
trust and believe men, sin this dangerous
political crisis" whose "poiiticai opn.
ions" are nversc to ours. This is worse
than uplifting horns crosswise." 1t is
what we cannot do; though it seems that
the editor Of the Patriot can. Since
the editor has rcpudiased Henry Clay,
what will he do with Webster, who is Of the
same politi cal stripe. and who is as good
FREQ soiler At heart. Cass is no better.
Yet these men are the pillars upon which
this Glorious Union" is 10 stand. accord.
ing 10 The preaching Of tho editor Of the
Patriot.
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y
Somth,"' which was put forth by the
"siggsr contention al Caseoorio,' prccc-
ded by the following editorial introduction
by himself.
Tho fplIowns |. the Address If the Fugitive Slave.
their betren in TIE South aud was fr-t adopted Al
a epiiug II the fugitive slaves and subsequently by
the late d,-uoion convention ~ teseno,,N Nc~
York, composed of WHITES and Blacks We PRINT II
A. psn u the History II the Tunes, hui It's tome anl
.eniimrnts snnnr he soo strongly condemned by NIL
tho>~ who value Tho v~fInanency .: The Republic or
ps,sc the guarantees Of the Constitution"
Il il unnecessary for us to give the char.
actcr Of this Cazenovian Address in detail.
Suffice il To say, that its objects was to
encourage the slaves IN the South TO run.
away from their masters, and to instruct
them how to bo successful in reaching the
free states This Address was tho bone and
sincw of the proceedings of the convention
at Caxcnoyia. tho publication Of which the
editor of tho Patriot considcrcs n greater
offence than that perpe.rntcd by the South
ern Rights Association Of Kinds county
and vet no condemns this Association AS
being guilty Of" Vaiany and 1raiiorism y
Then, we connot arrive at any Other con.
clusion than that the editor clsases himself
among the chiefs OF the Villains and TRAIT.
orsi,i Now we would ask who are the
inccndinries IN our midst "Whosc ALI.
nncc is with the Northern hot.hcads " :
Who nre the corrupt editors." We may
at least believe the confessions Of the
deitor of the Patriot, il we cannot believe
his charges. The Patriot The Peoples
Paperki
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-10

N-T34r. WEBSTER arrived in Boston on
tbs - slt, and WIS escorted to the Rev
arr Hsops, where he made spssch, having
been rslbssd Panueil Hall by the city au.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-10

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-10

or he steamer General Rusk passed
Eosris Perry. on her third trip up the sa-
hire, % ths 30th ultimo.