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The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-09-19

The members of the Neptune Fire Com
pany can procure tickets to the Fireman,s din
ner and ball by calling on Mr.. Henry Brown.
Citizens who wish to procure tickets can get
them at the City Hotel.
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az incident

On the fourth quite an incident occurred
that deserves notice a party of gentlenen
Who were surveying for the Central Rail Road
Company, on the Eastern slope of the Altcghov
ny Mountain, near Nttaning point came across
large rattle snake which had lain itself on a
rock al the foot of huge hemieok tree. Ihey
stood at some distance in breathlcss admiration
gazing upon its fair proportions, when on Eagle
which Vas soaring in the skies oame gradually
down and to Nil appearances intended to give
battle TO his nake-ship, but upon noticing the
gentlemen it merely gave the rock q tip with i.s
Ning and soaring aioft alighted upon the top
most brance Of the tree and looked down IN de
6ance. IL was large bird OF the Grey species
and the snake couli not hare hid less thal
fourteen rattlcs That tbs Two real emblem.
OF our country should, on the I'D Of July d
tho'l,ous Of noon, he IN so close proximity VIC
one another Is 4 little singular.
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a CGfEssielengN.

In December last we visited Washington City,
and in company With q number OF ladies aud
gentlemen made 3 pilgrimage TO Mount Vernon,
the Mecca OF the New World Whilst there we
cut o hickory stfck as close 10 the s.Tomb of
Washington" as possible. We brought it home
aDd stated through the Seniinel'' that we
Eoa:d hayc it made into e beautiful cane, noun
ted with silver, with an appropriate inscription
on the head, and present ii TO the person OBJ
tanning tife greatest number OF Aow subscribers
for our paper. We have done 80: Theinscfip-
ton is From the Crasc Of Washington But
there Is ~ coincidence connected Tith il dat
needs more thsn passing notice. On Court
week Nc exhibited IL to various persons and
among others VIM. 9. Barbour, Esq, Of JeffeT
son. lie lnohoa al u, admired il, said 'twas
beautiful, anu starting at the knot nearest the
;ieS'i Of the cane commraCod spelling H,e nhme
Of George Washington, and singular as il may
appear. there we're just enough knots, and 10
more, 20 spell that great and good name. Should
the ex&rttons Of our lfienGe proye in tho leas,
'rsiauneratpg 70 as. NC hope 10 be able 10 have
solid silver letter ibaT a each Knot, SO ae 10
haye The full name Of ihc Father Of his Coun-
try inscribed upon il. The cane is worth
much exertion, and its present aestirEable val
ae viii increase as years grow ap5ts The
presentation will take place, 20 the FORTUNATE
person. on the 18Th Of nest September. inc an
ai,eIsars pf The Battle ef Ghspuitepec, until
Uhich lime those who expect o gain u nsay 6ll
~, their lists
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Mortality M st. I.ouis,

The. 81. Louis Republican II 4 late d,,,
gives u long article, ghowirg the NUMBER nj,
deaths in each Wccb f9r six inontha' past com
mcnoing the Ist Of January, 1851, aus term
nat;rg thc tdth Of EInc, 1851 From this :,
polt Il appsars thai the number Of intermen,,
M the city, gi,ia,n the above period, of rh.cl
thcrs IS 0ny record. Bss nineteen hundred and
two OF this nunbcr five hnndrc1 and forty
nipc lied Of cholera, eil of II hici1 took place in
the months Of april May aud Iuae The
number of auujl5 in the above list Of mortait,
reached III, lsgainsl TGl ciIlldEen # the an
of fiye ycars and under OF males / ,f03 d.et
an} l9J females. fhe Republican insists tbs,
ti,5 large nulnbGf # deaths, which nave taken
l'lnce principally ~ she mouths II april May
AMI June last, IS an the main 10 be attributed q
.h9 vast nombcr of eBiigrants and returned
CalfJrhiub5 thas hRYe ianieJ anlong5, then
iuring that period They publish 8, table oi
tEenty Hiae arrivals from New Ortcans from
The 9th OF april to the Goth Of juno Inclusive
-showing- that by ;kese steamboats, from NV
Orleans, s21S eniigrar.,s lnf returnet gliifjr
nuns Iero landed at ST Louis e..
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-the Common Counyii; Monday night: ~
which it appears, that The number OF ARA,
maie by the police during that time, was 1s7y
OF which two were fer moiislaughter, 7 ia, >.
slult With intent.to kill, 2 for bigamy - =
! rape, arson, 5 foTgery, 2 Receiving s,oI,s
goods, burglary, > false pretcnees p gr,,4
larceny, 90 potty ierceny, 504 common ASA,
and battery, sos drunkenness 'ana disorao.l,
conduct 3l5 vagrancy, 5'vioIationaof city o,t
nsneos. At the cstferent station Rouse, -,
peraonG we're accommodated with Bdsins =,
J - stray children aund and rc5tbted 10 ,b,:'
parents. This IS .-rea< city
! OF course, you baTo 10 office seekers. ...
: your way. You are aH too pure and patrio,i,
/ If, however, you can manage TO hunt IN a s,,,.
one. by advertising OF otherwise, Just make \,
mouth water, bg telling him, that the Co,oD,,
OF thc City and County Of New York gets !,
{: for every inquest he holds; and that his fsc,
! Cor The quarter enting june 20 atn6urp p,
~ q62 9$}, IoarJs truly,
fITLRnI
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Alas! ssSa ~ iaiggGES,

lnc ah8 press in The entire 3out", without
exception. arc 'ioWn upon the Wing party Of
Pcnhsy'tai,ia aad openly express the wtsh that
Coy. Johnston may DC detected this tall, The
Louisville Courier. 81 Lpnis lntcliigencer, New
ot.eans Bulletin. Savannah Republican, Nash
vile Banner, BALTIMORE CippCr apd other
leading Wig papere express this npinioa, and
opfuae General scott, thc tlee soil eaa.iidate
ies fbe Presidency who is working in The traCeB
ior 5ewArd, johnston and Fred Doaa.asa- such
Is the unanmit7 Of The Wings, inroaahont out
County The Johnston ami SeGaid Wigs Of
ihe -,ollb have loo many lncs in the water,
ai.d ~ they have not paiiirie ot nationalism
ahopt them. :hc patriotic Whiss m tbc South
aha N PsnnsJ WANNA wili discard them Pre-
parf gentlemen Ter Waterloo defeat in Deto-
bef. RAe" ypu may al expect TO see Vim =
Johnston iiaycl back 10 Armstrong county, and
Gen Winfield Scott take another hpsty plasc If
/ SOM
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,sSysyg1 SIesppteSf.

l'"9'i"g visit to fhiladelphis week before
Jast i Nss our pleasure TO form the aeq'ta'n
tapGe u Hon. iGnies Campbell, one II the Gen,-
Qcyoijc candiaates Tor he supreme Bench. He
% % private LIE 4 lufleou- and afable man,
ms conversational po~et5 ara ot tise h,ghe1L
GTis- aud tD even ,niimaje that Ae IS ROT pre-
om!nertiy iu.uiiitd for tne rsspoBs,ble offce 10
which he has heen n4m,natQd, Is % say ,ilsl no
man cau judge Of ,,e qualifications Of auo.hcl
u. .tf~appcarance Of tIe head and iiie gcncrat
pu5,i"C pG tht FEATURES. Judge Campbell *,
ano viii IL, a jur;st oi hg hjghret srteY: and
IN . recent aass IN Phjleie;rhio. he bas e.hb-
.cvs 4. We take ii. hette, a. more Ie:ai -apiI
'9n tnHn bis fellow igigss. Tre Case IS simply
,his- Judges kinc and Kelley dsciied IL at .t!le
operator va. b0uud 10 uiscirSc Inc contents u
'eit.rspi,ic colDmanica. ion hen rcgairc6 to
10 20 in \ lcgai Processing, Gs il vas aat among
lhe ciasa cf case. Hl.joh have G,e privilege al
sscresy. From tpis opinion Judge Ca,ppaeis
iissentei, and He epRrehend ne is correct il
jisagf~einG Ht,a hia fclLoa judge
His popularity Is incg caa;a4 n tois s7c.ion
daily and Ne cannot conclude die article better
man hy me publication Of thc following. 1h,cl,
We ttha from has stauneh Democratic parcr
sc i.nzctns Democrat.
0f Judge Campbell ,,a have beard pgt one
opinion or MS itues- for t.,e uench ai,h those
Yhnse infpiTnsGon can Dc relied On c. meeA
ac97ocIu-s and tnat Is, th.-t !re =; ai ,a1ie maa
q'id .ouri jsFiat But sheis = yae reasos gyhy
He arC nple arA,cns for fiic siestios, .f Jlld.s
taiDptell than any oihor man OF The liqaet, gni
thst - because he * Persceutea on l,e scorc
u religious bel.ef We bad SUPPOSED that III
th,s lafui all religions we're tolerated, and thai
his cEecI, o. thal, had nqih.p4 a.. ia nth he
gtflcc Iuaiiica. on Ii seems = z are .uiStaRcn
Ii ibCrt he one ihIDg more despicable than
aii@1,er. II n religious n.eoisy. i5aci paf act.r
; "A u bearing Ca he affairs OF this eoTcrn
mont Those who could excite the Nstife
american feeling IN tina country, arc The sal,
iects 81 deep, Of abiding eaHzgre. There EiIi
6e an attempts u ,ring this 70 bear Lhe cleo
ton Of ,Iatg" Campbell 1t viii be futile
There Is hot ntturalizsd citizea Of the State
.et i'is politics he shat they mag, bu. silt SYM
Pati,ise Hitl. Judge Campbell, and sustain hn
II ,hc ballot for ths very reason -Nnra ON
pfehietoH Judge Campbell will be the nist
cst hsan oh tie returns, and for no reis0h ba
on ,he score q this scheme of religious, Naiigt
aaie- iean, oie idea prescription ''Prescfip
ton nih he proseribed
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nice compliment paid 10 ns, undesefving as we
are. deemed IL q duty On our part 10 respond.
aad we are satisned 10 let those who heard US
taliee and on their mercy we throw ourself,
preiaUinn the matter with the remark that Il
vas our hi.i effort, IN fact eur de5nE Mr.
SchobnoYcr. Of Carbon coupty. also ,oplied to
sentiment odefed IA hin1, pud bis eiQqsence
and effective msnner Of speaking d9ne tl,e
matter for hiln nohy ". we're introduced TO
many OF the Democrats Of Philadelphia City
and 'odaty, and Us nseGisss 20 add that IL vas
one Of the most happy gatherings thai we have
ever yet had lhe GOOD fortune 10 ne present at.
10 Charles Torieli. Esq, great credit is due
tor the exquisite mhnuer in ghic, The table was
furnished. as also for the Kind attention he
showed 10 sire large asssmhIsge present. When
the Oemoortc? al Philadelphia wish 10 have =
bahlatt dose up in fsultiess nnDnci, they
meet hot apPrise Chnriay Wcrrel, md the at
rasigernenis sIe made. aud ne supplies f,un
ished IN tEc best aud mast excellent maHaer.-
Besides heing Democrat of the Right stamp
he Is a very prince Of clever fellows Ip the
evening late, Sc pr1ccedeG TO Penn Square to
wir1less 'he IRE works. hut ou account cl rile
ran, and an a. oltent, pnasoidable, !be whole
ahutr MAS i Gonpicte failure. On The morning
ol the ath we Left fpr homo, anal oncc mere
stand .Sehiihpi ,n ess hih tops Of ,anhria
THERE 70 remain AZ enr post Gnl,i rtHwphans
'dctoTy +. obtained over The enemy "a October
r. ~
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sentences.

Lin Hammond was last week tried for the
larceny Of watch valued at $50, lie property
of John II Quad The jury fouaii him guilty
ol the offence, and nc was sentenced by tla
Court 10 undergo Imprisonment IN The Westeis
Pepitentiary for twenty months Hutehiaon fa,
Commonwealth, Johnston fnr Defendant
Stafford Wilson was indicted f"r ,he isroeny
OF ;539, the prorerts Of Am- fs'47.Dson found
guilty and sentenced to toe Western Pebjtaf-
iiery ioe the period Of tsenty months BeSehfp
BON and Car.tEclI for ihe Gsiamppwealt, Nh
gchan tor pGlendaut,
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Mgs GsfStpy,

u IS reported that ibis distinguished ncntle
inan has iendeTsd h'a resignation as Secretary
Of state 10 PRECEDENT Eiilmare Jl;4; mo,e
mFnt grew out Of no change in ,i,cir relations
% dihefcncs Of views on any pub'ic question,
bpt because ii.e condition Of ur Webster :
h.nltn requires frouaetcd abssnce N..
"ei'stef gill accordingly sail fen Europe about
The middle sc Argua', and remain abroaetapt,i
ucas The limo Of The meeting OF CONGRESS
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seg.. PHE .ssE.yfYVEI, F" has 1nca 0ll lr,g..!
ci,eutation Of a1.y pdaer ou6Ashsd IN a.s .o.aLS-
uld as an cass,ttSa9 shcsf o6e.s 5;lpe.o5 ,iTl,cs
llelits 20 cIckdnts ss4a latsa,esy iren 2sv.ya{k
f%oSs assstoQa 81 n.a.tag use % his nzsd;um 10,
eEtca5.3 Mtir tsiasss cGd do 50 ia eitir, ae..ai9
Hetr 'lo,ices erect through he jolv,..aq Qge1ts
john Grouse, Esq. JoAast1ua
y 3. Patnser, Esq, 4F.sg !orh, Phlll. l6ta,
md Baltimore.
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Democratic <o,ats,y Co,n.nIa.oe

Hossoa, famst ~ Pciv,a, Y Eay,e. YoGls
WheTry, Rschasd aGtte, Tnamag II P0Stcy, IIos
''aRashcg, z D. Lttke, Gevrge K9yay lar.pes
1Jossi.e', Soah -1Hsi1FsO", /oA~ 4Gazia, Johsl
Destia, Biska h f.tlehet. LeV.s H. U14:za;ys y
Paiie's. tscol5e y, Ssi.H T. i. Hgcr 4i.a. ~,
.StDoll, Charles l)il05t
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'fti. k5i10Js,er Demonstration At
70 ss9NeN.

fh- L"~cil factory giris. pursuant % n
,angeuent, turned pa, ia PROCESSION Oh ths
Fourth 6f juiy, dressed ~ ia The bifurcl,ei
gnmcn' After paradilIg though the strot;s.
4 Il TGstt, ohg ot their pamber. en behalf Of
the .'gnrating, presented = tcautiful acW ban
ncr 70 cue oftbe d,c ooprn,ics q -tpTr. ~ho
ucIe begged 70
".iecept his trom those whose duties t.
tbepsslvcs and 70 ptheL5 demand q change fton
an injurious 10 u heeitlfiI costume, snI as
bre'e apa gallant frenleu you cannot be other
than tie friends Of woman III sooI cause"
70 which The gallant -iircinnn in pants rc,
replic.i, adverted as fcfiowe:--
ladies, epce more Ict mc rclqrn 70 you our
honest aud heartfelt thanks for tLis hca4sIlFu
token Of oar cQadact as dremeu llss DE
same spirlt which, has led you to adopt one d.
thc prettiss. GDsLumes which you ever worc
guide yoa through htc, and the mshiy sni
hard handed :irepseR 9T tho G1uptry, W'ill oii
SOU God speed =
At the dinner, III the evening t"ls toast Ees
gwen BY q. Mr. Sherman;
The Lowell Factory Operatives in Biooms'
Costume -Wus Solomon IN al his glory nrrsyti
! like one Of them For though they dress like
the Editor oc the Lilly. yet they arc not niics
since they both Toll and spin"
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4ti;Gus

BE- y proposal Is seriously entertained III
tie metropolis ol pleasure, Paris. for nn eight
days festival, splendid fete TO Gi,ieh sill ma
lions nEs 10 Le invited The object IS To drat
to Paris the inrreht OF Rsiterg Thieh have gonc
il Lcadqn, and 10 aIiSwet the English czhihition
by something mare spie,,i:a stii, The fetr ie
90 cost /. $40, ooo ifanes
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the Queen at the Glass Palace


Sun gives the following account Of reccn'
visit Of Her. Majesty to the Great Exhibition
'tQuite a rich scene took place last weeta
The Far, The Queen gaze cut On Friday, she
would visit the Fair next m0triug at ainc a
clock, attended. by hes ladies and gentlenco III
waiting. to PtTaonasty inspect each department,
10 receive information from those severaiy 10
charge; consequently there was quite gath,
er;oy from the West end, Of mobiles and citizens
After tine, the Queen arrived at the beautifu
fancy soap stand from Philadelphia, q each
great corner OF which, stand in bold relict, the
buSts Of Washington and Taylor, with en- In
scription on the head,of each, viz: ''TRts = n
sotid sep The Queen seemed to doubt the
fact, as Yankee catch, and suddenly taking I
gold pin from her dress, was nho ut testing the
fact, by running the pin into The head Of WQ1'-
ingtoa, when the philadefphian, seeing her oh
iject, placed his hand between the pin and bust
and with gravity and polite bend of his body,
observed the bust Of General Washington,
your majesty Quick as-thought, Prince Albert
| said. with one Of his usual winning smiles, 70
tic Interested Queen, IN uas only Toyol.y picking
| al tic brain of t51ty' The next morning an
! ORDER came from buckingham Palace for box
of the Philadelphia fancy soap.
-~~~~~-
R@sTs There Serc l9doaths from oholerain
Cincinnati, doring the week ending July llt
The heat there Is said TO be very Oppressive
ami the papers give very unfayorabfe reports
of the health Of tho surrounding country.
.
seS" The following amusing curd appears Il
the Clarkeville (Tenh JefIersenian, Demo-
cratic paper 10 tse people genera,s,--H -Hagins
learned from various sources. that even
would be elected to the Senate, beyond The
possibility Of doubt, and knowing the same
to he repugnant 10 my Wife;s feelings, Whose
happiness alone 1 wish to perpetaate. there
fore respectfully Withdraw MY nsnnc."
sGyo The Newport News says, that Jenny
Lind is to return to Newport. after making he
trip TO Canada and. the Springs; and that sho
twiil remain about two weeks. Ind thatCAtna
lrine Hayes will proceed there Immediately o.
thcr arrival about the middle of August snt
Irc,n,ip until about the h-st II Serternbst
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haSrs There Serc 70 deaths from cholera
Cincinnati, doring the wccl, ending July lld
The heat there is said 10 be very oppressive
ami the papers give very unfayorabfc report.
Of the health OF tho surrounding country.
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THE UNION.


The National lnelIigencer aud very many OF the whg
plume themselves upon The fac that the action OF
the present administration upon ers OF national pol
icy er 80 liie IRON the declared opinions and long
established policy OF The democrai4 And II draws from
thus shaped their policy into the form and simliludr
al that OF The democacy- having thus rolled themselves
in meal-oughl 10 be- and must be, again elevated 10
power and that almost by acclamaiion
Battbe people are NOT without memory. They have
moi forgotten how ,these now iawnlng politicians clam
ored for national bank, Tor repeal of The independent
treasury and Tor vastly enhanced duties foreign I'm
ports They denounced, In mos, unmeasured terms ev
er. part OF the measures and policy OF Folks admins
traion They came nominally into power. but so dis.
trusted and surrounded with difficulties TO hold what
ever was real in thai power by ienare as frai a
SPIDERS web The Offices they had and to get the offices.
was the great motive upon which all Their clamors hafi
common facilities for lingering the treasury. ia
vented by Secretary Crawford-the man OF narrow
mind and enlarged, pocke's7,hey are disposed 10
lie down in The clover and roll over in ito be
like parsonage described BY witty English writer
.'conlempube and content" They dared moi, by
few puerile recommendations in reference TO the tariff
lay disturbing hand upon single feature OF the very
policy they had made themselves hoarse by denouncing
few months before. Some OF them SIT in happy repose
at the receipt OF the customs, under "Polks accursed
tariff, which HORNED them IN lSiS Some OF them
have got nice places in the offices OF the sub treasury
fearless OF the specie claws" and comfortable, each
OF them, some fat house dog, coed up the rug
before the parlor fire, and occasionally extending his
towards the OF the genial warmth he lazly
enjoys. Some OF them have been sitting under most
generous pay lntse TWO years, examining anu allowing,
10 the extent OF millions, the very claims OF citizens
for Mexican spoations which, little before they en-
tered upon that duty they denounced fraudulent and
unjust-as generally abrications got up by the
government excuse for wicked and God
abhorred war;" And now, for the time being, admitting
by their action, rather action, that all the public
they gave for change of administration in 1913
were substantially iase--tbat all their londest camors
were bypocrincathat the high places they now enjoy
were thus dishonesty wonthey must osooth, be KEEP,
in the perpeiualat least in the long contnued-enoy-
ment OF power and place. because they fast dsownng
whatever they have most ardeny proessed, and rapidly
fashoning themselves into that which they have most
loudly denounced Coos Democrat.
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The BALTIMORE PLATFoRM--The democracy OF the
Union Will doubtless hold their national convention al
Baltimore III May next. The basis OF that convention
IN the nomination Of its candidate, will unquestionaby
be ,Se Baltimore platform OF lsis, with direct pracii.
cal Application TO the support Of the compromises Tor the
adjustment OF the slave agitation in Congress The diff
fefen sections OF the Union unite only on the sup
port OF The compromises as 2 whole. The North can
not take what II likes, aud reject the only that
compromise which was acceptable TO the South Ibe
South adhere to that alone. and repudIa
the rest
The Baltimore platform the whole ground OF the
compromises II declares "tha nj efforts OF the aboli-
ton-s others made to induce Congress 10 interfere
with questions OF slavery to take incipent steps in
relation thereto. calculated to lead the most alarm
forts have an inevitable tendency TO endanger the
stability and pc rmapency OF the Union, and ought not
to be couneDancsd by any friend Of political ns
tutions"
To agitae the slavery question: TO seek to disturb
the compromises OF the last Congress, ~ repudi-
alton of that platform, and cannot be attempted with
out bad faith to the Union. and direct aposacy from the
peces OF the national democratic party, as the party
OF unon
10 thus doctrine Of non.inteerence the only basis
enough 70 cover the whole Union the OF every
SAe na' means 10 be in fellowship with the national
parry mns' come distinctly, definitely, and uneo oca
IN 'ne approaching contest for The next presidency
wne'e 20 we IN massachusetts, stand, and bow we
democratic party, or there only two branches Of the
eesoI party among osthe whis free so;Iera and The
democratic frse-soers II we ui have ns,,v based
on the old landmarks, and UniyammeIied Nv secona
sn-a party worthy OF the o NATIONAL and nrion
he time is AT hand when they must make il known
and take their position with bDexlble hrmnes. and
fidelity TO their pledges and their faith 10 the OF the
union-Bcaon Post
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NEW GOODSThe subscribers beg to inform tbeir Gus
~ toners that they have supply OF follow
ing ARTICLES TO which they invite attention, namely
Black chaliy, for mourning dresses
DO Grenadine do
Do Pouit de Soe Gro dc Rhine and India si,ks
Do bombasins and silk warp apacns, very lisht
Do and fancy bereges M d. lanes
Fancy French orEnndie and a
Plain and figured jaconets, for dresses
DO Swiss and polka musiins EH
Black aud fancy Fouxd slks
French embroidered CHEMISTS, cuff collars every vs
rie'y and price = : -''' =
yey handsome lace and embroidered under sleeves
Ladies' gauze merno silk
Richardson and Gray's ush linen
EhYsh and American beached long cloths M.F
LADIES and genuemens Kid silk, and Isle thread gloves
hso every description of scnuem-ns
great variety OF other goods all Of which disposed
the most accommodating =
we also beg leave TO call the attention
supply Of
Linen and cotton sheeings, damssk table cloths
NAPKINS, fowelng white and coored Ansndae
Table and piano covers, embroidered lace curtain.
White and buff linen, for window blinds RI
English and French ~
-. "a, and Ga white #
- "a, and - hncy coiored msttinss new style
-, 81, and % plain and coored Mating.
very superior English and American drss
and very handsome ..f #4.@-- "'"-
And slarxe stock Of French and English velvet tapestry
susses, apD and ingram very reduced prces
40, ,r,.. HOoE, BROTHER, 90.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-18

The FREE SOIL MOVEMENT IN ONO Senator Chase
and Judge Spaudng, OF the supreme bench, have been
holding abolition love feast Al Toledo, in which The
former denounced the law a. unconstitutional and void
and The latter declared that judicial officer he should
regard The crownlng act of his lie to have oppou
nifty 70 discharge fugitive from arrest, should one be
brought before him For this declaration Judge Spaud
ing ought TO be impeached and removed from Office The
constitution which we think will be adop,ed---w
however remove him before here could be any egsla
tive action. II this law 10 unconstitutional and void
there s higher judicial tribunal which decide the
question. Why not submit y for their dccsiops The
reason IL obvious These gentlemen know the Supreme
Court Of she United States would declare the law const
tuiional: Then their power 10 agaie would be at
end-Dufg Staff Ssnhnd 4