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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
By Telegraph to the New-york Tribune.
WASHINGTON.
The Harmonious Democracy The Speaker

The Harmenious Democracy '-Ihe SpeakeT-
ship. sc.
Special Dispatch to The " Y. Tribune.
WssHrNeros, Saturday. Dec 8. ISL.
The House has adjourned until Tuesday, 20
give the Speaker the :. complete he sanding
Committees.
Mr. JoNES, Of Tennessee, made the motion, and
Bayley, of Virginia. having declined, either
voluntarily or from necessity. Jones Is a Ger
berus, and will Gu, down all appropriations.
The Democracy in Congress will be any
thing but harmonious after the lapse Of few
days
Speaker BOYD and his advisers cannot arrange
the Committees satisfactorily to the party, and
indications OF a storm are already palpabe E. II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
FIRrs.-About four o'clock

FIRrs.-About four o'clock yesterday
nsrr;pr . ire broke out IN q green house belonging 70
TSs,,cL Klars AZ the corner Of Fihy fourth st and
which with Quznt- of plants and vegetables
was entirely destroyed Loss: about SOC
he stove pfpe in the building, No. 333 Broad,
vsv becoming owe heated and setting ire 20 The wood
wors sha, surrounded 1t. II was e1iAsuished oeo'e 1
damage occurred 10 the premises
About u o'clock Saturday night, hrs oceurIeS u vac
dweiin house No SO Sufak 1T II was exAs -
fore much damage occurred by the prompt nns o. he
fra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

ia Tariff Convention for the XVIII
Congressional Distric, of our State is called by
leading citizens Of both parties to meet at Reese
Vile on the nth inst. We note that the op'
position Journals in that Iron region are out upon
the whss for trying to make Protection party
question!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

u The Independent Wing is new and
strong weekly just started at Lancaster Pa oy I'd
ward Mcpherson. We believe il does not CONSIDER
the clause respecting fusiives from labor the en-
tire Constitution The Lancaster UHion has been
ueyaeA in TIE Wing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
MlssIssIppl.-The Union victory in this

MIssIssIppI.-The Union victory IN this
State is not go complete it has been represent
ed OF the Senators holding over, ii are State
Rights, 3 Union and doubtful while OF the
new Senators, are Union State Rights,
and two not fully heard from, but presumed to
be State Rights As yet, the two Houses
stand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
81 The St. Louis papers announce the

vr,.,A nc ot. LOUIS papers dnHUuuce Ne
TIA, city Of the gentle ne rho vacated their offices
q G '.sansns u Utah, In consequence Of the condocs
m tetrg. and also, Of three members Of the Moi
nssas ohion There are now foe the first arne, state
IA counter statements. and IL 10 confident alleged,
sss. sste officers bsd not bsen pTecipate. the di-
nisAs have been adjusted.
~ Accounts from independence, Mo-,
A., report Of the loss Of hundred and seventy
rss ~ osloneTs 10 the Govssnmsat tsaaa while 81
snssss we STATES Sxty miles bsyuad Cvuncil Grove,
- wa fsoxsa TO death The cause Of - "a 49,.
80 = innssss fall II slses ed m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

70 A wadding factory in Clarksburgh,
Berkshire County familiarity known as the Old silk factO
w. festro ed bv fire. nigh. of 2Sth Loss 50 0O0
sured tor 81 100 II owned by Samuel Clark, Asa NJ.
Clark John r. On and Joseph Smith, and operated by the
latter whose loss stock 10 covered by insurance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Positive Union majority 10

Positive Union maJorty---lo
We suspect the Senate will hardly agree TO
20 into Joint Ballo. for the election OF Gen.
Foote. U. S. Senator, for a six-year term from
the close of the present Senate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Passengers Sailed

In seGssaip Ataaftc for LsrSrpoO'-Harvey Spencsy,
New York, Her EFT Taylor. Loacon Charles Blake,
Francs Taylor, y D.rd nvlle. New York c ID Mum
ford BostoE : Ward. New-lOrk j. X Sampsoa. Pals-
eetpha y. Cloust, Caracas C&pt Campbell, NJ;
Ncolal Ch.yesiek. r'ie.te; Gen Dapqy. Cai;orn,s
Capt John Renns John Holly. NewioTk {. NJ. b 81
John New YORK. besrer dispatches 20 London Pans
and Belfast Ad Hardy de Beanlies, Belgium =. 3.
Jennings. Mobile r. hich'er, Calf irnis David Waller
stem, New-York Mr. Tee. England Mr. Parsin. Shelf
field Mr.. snd Mrs J Th"mss. ST Louis rompktns
Spencer New York Lewis Smy,he and lady, Ne~-Jer-
sey Ferdinand Bsez Funci.co Bsez Scam { de Cas-
tean, Italy; Mr. and Ms. Morew.od. England Geo B.
Henry and friend California fetal, SO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
RROOKLYN TAXES for ls5I.-T,

RROOKLYN TAXES for lS5I.-Tax-
Payers hereby notified that the TAXES Of ls5e
Will be ready for collection the F1hSr DAY Of DE-
GENDER
Gu ali Taxes paid the LIST day Of January nert
| per cent w,ll be CHARGED.
Tay- Paye,s are psrculsr requested TO call and get
their bills aud before the end Of the month, IN order
avoid the and confusion etperienced Immediately
before the addition oft per centsge.
Taxes Will he received between the hours Of a,d .
o'clock only Bank shle money ont} received.
p. bRlANr. Collector Of rales and
Assessments, Room No. s. City Hall
BROOKLYN Nov as 1851 nag imrarhkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
CHELSEA MILLS, 27th-st., betweea

~ oh and is,h avs The subscribers having conpasssA
thsir sIranreuspts for carrying the Milling bnsnsss
sIe now prepared e furnsh Fresh Ground Extra Glo.
Graham flour. Indian Meal Hominy whsstsa Crit.
Earna and Brckwhest Flour. They viii also prepare
superior article Of Corn Farna. being Of the bse pre-
made for inysds chldrsn Craa sent z
Nil will be Ground with dispatch Cora OSs and fee4
IN sals OTdsrs the MIL, or TO the Depot, No 10
Beskman viii meet with sftent1on
For sale lGhsfse Engins and Boiler -
d6 inTuThkS MUNSON WILLIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
DomeSffc PorSs.

DIGHTON, Dec ,--Au. schrs. Ben amin y. Reeves.
Shaw Philadelphia Minerva. Robertson, do; scop M.
Hope Phillips New YORK 81, sloop Roanoke, Titus, AZ
basy. 4th brig Lancet rhilbrcok, Bangor,
NEWPORT, Dec. 5-Arr. schIs. Mary Crockett, Crock
ct. RoeklaId. for New York, Mary Augustus, Watts.
Macbiss for do
SALEM. Dec. i--Sailed. brig Romp, for Cayenne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
DATENT SPRING SHANK CLOGS.

il -ROBERT WALKER, No. ia CaaAl-N-, has On
hand at reiaii full assortment OF India Rubber Over
shoes including the new style Of Patent 0yrn9 9haar
Coos Prices low. d 0TeIheo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
mo BUILDERS.-A number Of Building

Il Lots with Sls 900 10 advance bsc@nf 49, ,s, W
sale separately together These lots are A.
tant from wall-st, offering hns cPpostuA Ns...a =
enterprise. Apply TO 4. G. SHAW sdsvTrTSss
third story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
OFPIcE ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE X. r. Col
CAsASDAIGUA, 9th Nov lsjl
NY0TTCE -TUn "a q nfTEN DOL

IN LARS each on sach share Of the untitled Stock Of
this Com he art call payable the lat day Of De-
csnbtr next and the second the LIST day OF January
next has made by resolution OF the Directors OF thus
Company.
Any Stakeholder prefeng TO pay both calls on the st
day OF Der nett ay $40 do and re-
ceve interest thereon that day yabs the regular
The pawn nts may be maids the credit Of CHARLES
SEYMOUR. Treasurer, at the ONCE Of J y IhAys.e
Brother BOson Bans OF the State Of New YORK. IN the
CITY OF New York Bank of Syracuse, Bank 81 Aabufss
ADD the CITY Bank and certificates oil the dep9,
sits 10 be forwarded 10 this Office At which psymsna WIZ
also be received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS at

1.-The following prices Ladies Caters At and 10
shilhngs Gents Ruhbers at 5. and Is Meas strong
Shoes Is prime Bows strong Shoes Is double sole gents
Calf Boots 81 So Ladies tine Md Slips and 5s gents
fine Patent Leather Shoes and Caters at less prtce than
At n MANN SONS. No. 800 Grand-st
all 3mruIheSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
Once Of the
EROCERS, FIRE INSURANCE co.

Once Of the
EROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ No Oh Wall &C. corner Of Peari-ss
CAPITAL o20O.O00.
Az election he'd this day, the following gentlemen
were chosen Directors Of this Company for The ensuing
rear:
hsmOsou Moore Moses Taylor, George ElAeI,
Benz B. ehsrnaa, Marshall Pspoon Francis 6kid1y,
Peter Martin, AlenAoT H. Grant, Chas bufnAatsf,
nufus Stony, AsA g. Porter, James b. WMsoa,
Henry Edey, Isaac c. Taylor, william y yssSSi
Al .sbsesusns meeting Of the BssLd sln.1 LSv
The Company J. MILTON SMITH. Secretary.
New-York. FEB j. 1881.
n B.-ThH Company continues e insure bsonsS. LII
caandlss Household Furnture, Vessels N Y9n. Sc..,.2
the mos. favorable terms. AL iossss pseS,T I'm sal
and paid. y, 49,
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.-Fancy ar.
80. ,rst received from Paris rich Gas Yixturss,
c.nd,isb,as Baskets Hall Lamps Carcels, MolsIators,
sfn6os China, Bronze and Porcelain Lamp Clockss
P,ze Figures and Groups Bohemian French, Tosquoses
oral Figures and Vases Lamps loaned for par
ties Inc '''' vi ''' ''"'' H. DIRpoNvnLE,
AZ 4,ToTbAs. No. rs BroadwsyIl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

SKATES.-A superior assortment Of
~ German Engsh and American common and fancy
Skates, strapped and 1nssrspped
SLEIGH BELLS "A full assortment Of loose and fancy
strapped Sleish Bells
CUTLERY 9c-sets Of Ivory and Dessert Knives ana
Forks Knives only Tea Trays Polished Shoyels and
longs Fire Stands &c wholesale and retail. BY " ..
LITTLE. Nos. 50 and "a Fulton-st MO 2nTaThhS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
DRUSH MANUFACTORY, Ne. 337

~ Pearl-s Frankip-.quare-The subscriber respect
fully informs his and the public generally that
he has on hand large Of BRUSHES Of every
description, which he selling at the lowest prices whole
sale and retail N R-Machne Brushes made 20 order.
.is 3mTuTh&Se JOHN K HOPPEL y31 PearI-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
DRIVATE LYING-IN ASYLUM

Recomme nded BY the most distinguished OF the Pro.
fession in this city, (see Circulars y, office Applications
for admission personally. by letter. may DO made 70
JAMES KENNEDY, NJ. D., No. 1856 Duane Park
d4 lnTuTh&S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08
beautiful FACE and HAND

~ The advertiser Is possession Of an original recipe.
the result Of experiment al ard PARTICULAR study By
which the Face nav be rendered soft beautiful and whtes
every rude pIesson her unseemy roughnese
removed also Tue Hand chat dist nguishiag mark OF
listing between Tefr emen and yulgany all bard usage
delicacy of touch restored and the ssd OF es-
sance secured however uDpr present condition.
The Recipe easily prepa ed Inexpensive, and entirev
free ON any IL mrious quality The Recipe Will be sup
pied by return mail lady gentleman on receps
of one dollar. Address Mrs. l. L. YATES. Rochester,
W dtSwIurh9S'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

II ANN I wv N IND q E.~~h B6-
Il ect Boarding School for Boys, at Tanytown, N. Z.
The Winter Term Of this Institution will the
FIRST Monday November. Circulars, containing terms,
references &c, with view of the Institute, taken from
the spot which Major Andre captured, be OBJ
tanned at SHEPARD Book store No l52 Fulton st and
o. T. H. WILCOX, U. 9. School Agency. No. se3 Broad
way, or by addressing
sl3 STuhThn A. NEWMAN. Principal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-08

der of mind now prefers other paths TO that OF
Politics. or the People prefer men who court
their favor to those who deserve and would honor
it, Is it not so ? When, prior TO 1850, was there
ever a Senate whereof Foote could have been
a leader
The HOUSE lust assembled is an unusually
raw one think more new members have THIS
week astonished their own hkenesses In the
mirror by appearing in the character OF National
LEGISLATORS than ever before Yet among the
Members new to Washington | observe many
who are capable of mngling instructively IN the
debates, or more usefully discharging their du-
ties on Committeeman Of thought and pur-
pose, Injured to labor and apparently impelled
by lofty aims do not yet see who among them
are 10 fill precisely the places OF Vlnton ana
Mckay, OF Cobb and Hudson, of Rockwell and
Collamer. of Hunt and Schenck, OF Hilliard and
Grinnell--l miss even the towering form OF
.long John Wentworth, and wonder who is to
out the rowels into reluctant Democracy IN
behalf of Rivers and Harbors, now that ne IS
gone. Thus it is that blessings brighten as
they take their fight Who can say that we
NAV not discover excellences even IN Foote and
Bayly when the places that know them shall
know them no more for ever
But the Senate follows the example OF the
House and adjourns over, having done nothing
The business of the week is virtually at an
end it were well if the following weeks
be no, equally fruitless with far less reason.
Adies, Washington H. 6.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09
Worcester, s,
Probate ono, Man s. Isl

Worcester, Probate Office, May 6, 1851
To all persons interested in the Estate of SALLY
FAINTER late of Mbury, an insane person, GREETING.
NOU are cited to appear at Court Of Probate TO be
Il holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday OF Jnly
next show cause why the rendered by Will
lard s. faint, late Guardian of Sally Tanter should
be allowed
jed dlW2Ms CIIAS. G. PRENTISS Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09

TWO GENTLEMEN can be accommodated with Board
and Pleasant Rooms in private family tive minutes
walk from the Post Office Apply at this Office.
my22-ltf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09
Board at the Franklin House.

A Few boarders be accommodated at the Franklin
n House with board and good rooms with board alone
Gentlemen their wives have furnished or uniur
nshed parlors, as they desire. Apply TO
APPS dtf JESSE PIERCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09
SALES AT AUCTION.
.ulI Lord Durham. F" at Auction

Bull Lord Durham" at Auction.
G w. SELBY d co. will sell at their Monthly Sale at
% Wesson's Hotel TUESDAY, June 10, O'Clock,
the celebrated ENGLISH BULL "Lord Durham" The
dam Ct this Bull lu-blooded short-hom Durham
He was sired by Wallace, ulI-booded Ayrshire Bull.
Further particulars of his pedigree will be given the sale.
House and Lot at Auction.
e w. Selby d Co.. will sell on the emses WE'D
~ NESDAY morning, June 18th, at IL O'clock the
House and Lot Chandler street. belonging A. Wood
cock The House is and built in thorough aud con-
venient manner Terms liberal
For further particulars apply to 5. w. sELBY Co.
june1-d6t
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BOARDING.
Boarders Wanted.
RAARn

SlX Gentlemen can be accommodated with good rooms
- and board at No l6 School st. my29-d4w*
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09

" tt5tEI ITUUIIt UITtt, IIIIle IoJI.
To all interested in the Estate % SUNNI Err VIEW
TON, late of scarborough, deceased, GREETING.
VOu are cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be
Il holden at Worcester, the first Tuesday Of July
next to show why administration Of the Of
said deceased should he granted Sullivan Fay, ESP,
of said scarborough.
je4-dlW2M CHAS G PRENTISS, Reg.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09
Boar1ers Wanted.

1.-TWO three Genemen and their wives can be accom-
mOdated with board and pleasant rooms at No. 8 Ma
PIE Street,-AlsO two or three single Gentlemen.
Apr % d II
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09

Loan.
LNOk 100 % 2JJ leads of good Loan. Apply Il
IL II. BARBOUR, Plymouth street Coal Yard, Office
room No 4Harrington corner. aps-distf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-06-09

Notice to Settle.
Ii persons Indebted to the subscriber hereby mott
"A fed that all accounts remaining unpaid the 10th OF
next month will be left with attorney for collection.
BENJAMIN BUFFUM.
Worcester, May rs, 1851. my27 w2tdtf
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CHAs. G PRENTIss, Reg.

Worcester, Probate Office, June 8, 1851.
To all persons interested in the Estate of JOHN DUNN,
late OF Grafton, deceased, Greeting.
NOU cited to appear at Court Of Probate to be hold
l. at Worcester, the first Tuesday of July next
to show why administration of the of said de-
ceasd should not be granted George Dunn of Grafton
jed d1W2M* CHAS. G. PRENTISS, Reg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
TO CONTRIBUTORS,

L Sealed Proposals VIII be received by me, UNI
til the first day Of May, for the construction of the
extension ofthe Floyd C. House and HiIlsvie Turn
pike Road, being about y miles, lying between the
top of the Allegheny mountain, at the Dug Spur
Gap. and the former place Specifications can be
the various points along the line, will be
sent to any one desirous Of bidding. Bids will be
received for the whole, any portion Of the work
not less than five miles. Payments to be made in
cash. the completion Of each mile with the usual
reservation Of 20 per cent, until the completion Of
the whole contract.
At the same time, Proposals. will be received for
several Bridges, one of which will be 200 feet in
length over Big Reed Island Creek. Specifications
for these can be ut my Office, at Hillsville,
Carroll county, and any information will be furnished
upon application, personally by letter, to me
that place
The proposals must be marked Sealed Propo-
sails, addressed to me- Jacksonville, Floyd G. H.
at which place they will be opened, The day
named, at - O'clock NJ. They must specify the
period at which tits proposed to complete the work
The right is reserved reject any, all, OF the
bids, and viii be binding until approved
by the Board Of Public Works.
LuDWELL II. BROWN,
an 7-wtImn I'Hp. nUI SuUI
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Richmond Markets.

Reported eIrressiy for the Lyaehbarg rireiaaa.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY. APRIL. 3, 1851.
ToBAcco.-The new crop generally, so far as re-
ceived, is very inferior and brings com pantvely
low prices while fnc Tobacco is scarce and sells
well. Receipts moderate
WHEAT.-60all0c. the latter for strictly prime.
FLouR.-ls held above the views of buyers, and
have no sales to report.
GuANo.-$50 per ton of . 900 lbs, for Peruvian.
LiMR.-125al374.
PLAsrER.-Scnrce-lasi sales at S5i on the wharf.
SALT-l62al65c., from the wharf-sl.75 from
Store.
MoLAssEs-N. Orleans 3la3ic. Cuba 22i to27c.
SuGaR.-Market well supplied n. Orleans 5ia
7Ac. Porto Rico, 64a73c. Double refined Loaf,
l05a1lc.
CorFEE-No change. Rio 10, to III; Laguira
ia to l2; Java 10 to IA.
PARTNERSHIPS at 36 cts.-demand light.
LEATHER.-Sole, good l5alSc. damaged l2al6c.
harness 20a23c. upper, $50 to $3.50 in weight
and quality.
RicE.-3aa4lc.
BurTER.-Mountain firkin saljc-no prime in
market.
BEEswAx.-brisk at 23c.
OL.-Wintcr Sperm $l.35; Linsccd S5a90
cents; Tanners Oil l24al3 for common, l5aI6 for
good.
WooL.-30a40, forwashcd, deduction Of for I'M
washed; good demand.
SrEEf.-Amcricln blistered ila5lc.
GIssENG.-i5 to SO
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
PEYTON JOHNSON, Secretary
The Boot and Shoe Trade in NY.

The New York Courier publishes some
statistics of the loot and shoe trade in that
city, which its says is yet in its infancy,
but which is now likely, from the extern
sivc manufactures which arc being built
on the line of the New York and Harlem
road, to draw off the cordwainers and 9TH
ers of Lynnand other towns in Massachu-
sets to New York and its vicinity:
N1aber Of Pairs Of different kinds Of
Shoes made IN Neac York city per sceek.-
Ladies gaiters, IL 500; do. fine turns, A.
600; misses, 14,000; children's, 14,00O.-
Number of pairs of mems fine boots made
IN this city per week, 1910. Exhibiting
a total Of l00,940.
Money value of manufactured articles
per week, Wholesale prices, $4,000.
Average number of hands employed per
week-men, IL 900; women, 10, 500. 10
tai 22,4O0.
Amount paid, in aggregate, weekly, for
making, binding, and fitting boots and
shoes SlI5. 500
Mems wages per week, from Sc 10 50
Womcn's (binders) wages per
week, from 50 to So
The above table includes the master boot
and shoe makers up town, who number
two thousand. The number of boot and
shoe warehouses and stores is upwards of
SIX hundrcd
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07
-
The Natural Allies"

The jackson Mississippiaa, the most
vigorous organ Of the Southern Democra-
cy amongst our exchanges, thus disclaims
for the future all confidence in those INA
tural Allies" the ''Northern men with
Southern feelings" whose praises used to
be sung IN SO many syren songs:
The time was, when we could, with
truth and candorsand with pride proclaim
to the Southern people that, there was
party at the North who were standing up
for our rights; but that time has passed a.
way. The declaration Of Mr. Webster
was correct. The Northern Wings wcrethe
first to put the ball in motion; but the anti
slavery spirit has swallowedupevery thing
else, and Democrats as well as Wings, are
alike burning incense upon its altar. It is
the controlling influence in the North No
man who has shown the least tolerance to-
wards the South is permitted to continue
IN political life. In New York, the Wings
made the greatest concessions to Adolf
tionism, and consequently carried the
gubernatorial election, and secured a ma
jorlty IN the Legislc..;, Lure, but the Democrats
woui-. not even pay MIR. Dickinson the re-
spect otcasting theirvotes for him. Hewas
Indignantly castasideby his party. And to
render their disapproval Of his course the
more apparent, they cast theiE votes for
John A. Dix, the champion ofthe detesied
and dangerous faction known as Barnbur-
ners, whose shibboleth is opposition to
slavery.
We do not admit that the Northern De-
moeratc party was ever entitled to the
praise, which, for consistency's sake, the
Mississippian says itdeserved IN past times.
Instead of standing up for our rights it
was ever the policy of that party to con
trive some indefinite form of speech, as a
national platform, which Northern men
might construe one way and Southern
men another. The truth is, that both par
ties, in the North. have striven to secure
Abolition suppor 10Th viii as long as
the present organization is maintained.
We beg Democratic readers in Virginia
particularly to note what the Mssissippian
says of the treatment received by Senator
Dickinson from his party in the New York
Legislature-R Times.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-07

Then, instead Of a progress Of 80 feet
per month, at this end, we shall have from
so TOGO, and if, as is probable, the hard
ness ofthe work at the Eastern extremity
dlminishes, we may expect also some so
feet per month there, or in all for both ends
about 100 feet per month; and at that the
excavation viii be throughin little up
wards Of three years.
Ifthose who have had doubts about the
energy ofthe contractors had visited the
work themselves, and seen the men cover
ing closely the face Of the rock and striking
necessarily and with all their might, we
venture to say they would have retired sat
isfed.