The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-13
WARRINGTON, Jan. 10, ISL.
Tie pubiic Lands.

ceeds Of The pubs llnds among all the States I;
otherwise, he cont nded, he Old Thirteen would
never get the valUt Il single acre Of the public
lands, which are he property Of ell the States, and
not Of the new States exclusively. Mr.. Fooie pro-
tested against the revival OF any old party issue,
~ bile the Union vas still in danger Nothing
ought % De brought forward calculated 10 DIVIDE
tie friends q the Union, Of all sections until the
prcsCrt msnscng dangers o. disunion are passed.
Mr. Hale, we think, took the proper view Of the
EufJtCt The public lands are going. The time
hes gene by when the Eastern States could expect
g. PDt "a acre ~ them, and Il Is Idle 70 talk 81 d.
siding tie proceeds among al the States. We *.
rect 10 learn from Mir. Fetch, on Monday, some
iaCts concerning n e squ8ndering away Of the pub
&c Don ain and probably we may have strong
argument 10 show why The public lands should be
given % actual settlers, N suitable farms, tor the
igfFCIi each II 4 small family. That u the bill
nov before tie Senate providing for tree arms 70
ever body who may choose 20 settie ~ i - pub.
nc 4 main. The is the isst sge-th rogressive
eye 10 ahead o. burt the boiler, l. The motto Of
tie tsy
WAsnyGroN, Jan ~. 1851
~ rfoyriCrs ofa Mr. York Nsmb0 NJ C0rrsa
Nsrs,rp- on woniay, The 9Th instant by the Rev
az Donslan Hon Ramon iiallowsy member q the
ris{et ~ Nes York 70 siiss Elina Gsnevieve wArng
daughter q he late Col waring q Mount Pleasant,
Prime George county, Maryland.
or Holloway l. he representative from The
Potalltepsie diltrict- is between forty-hye and
Gly years ole-wass widower, but Is 10 more q
vidovCr. lie is free soiier ingram, conscien-
'iousiy, snd uTon principle opposed 10 the
Texas TN. out and ont, and is opposed to the Fdz-
tive slave lsw-is Gtad against the extension Of
sl,,tt, though he goes ior letting il alone in he
: atts where il exists lie does not like the instr
tufIon in thls District and a. soon ne j can b. done
with .ty 10 New crk state, be gOes Tor abolish
rrft During the last session, he was deeply int.
res'rl and snxIouily perplexed with doubts, ani
irat, srd sHd mNg.vlDgs 81 the stability OF the
ta,r. Who shall describe The long and anxious
= ~ many s!eepless nights, he issed pending
- .rr-sei,d sRi'aficp, sfervescence, and alarm
lNt tfa sl.yc-y question
lut Mf llsIloway, even then, was not without
fotrerucrs Il was fret observed at camp
rtrftu lnst August ever in Fairfax county, Nn.
sttis, Nat The lady whose name - now blrnded
|" - % O. w. Wes more important TO him 'hen po-
tNCe ~ p'tEchisg-that he vac fairly caught and
fhst TO- her soctety there were ample and abundant
rtsi ~ compensation for all The cares anxi.iies
.rd troubles az affairs ~ STATE. The Unioa nigh
~ tr-zSsger-tut bis stisciions had found a safe
50 s'.gvBgt and he was looking forward ~ union
80 his twa. lie has achieved that long de-
=. - communicates The lady belongs to one Of
49, E-s' families q Marylsnc-she " fair and
.,tng intelligent and educated and what ~ more,
= A. stpssea, IN her own Ti2h', ve are informed,
- sisyss more or less Mr. Holloway " luxu.
tts,iry. al the time " this writing. amid me
,Iessgrs Of the honey moon, even N May
itId. among the friends " the bride What
D.. - 81 do With With those slaves We cannot say.
sis !. oI4osed 10 holding slaves and yet he has
-, ~, slave holder II " very curious and re-
.ti,.ikabls case In eny event, long iue snd hap
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