davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

% Esf
n. on boa,d ~ Per No A. East RIVER foot Of Pse-s q
ii - ool.Ss ~ - iiO"'' - j23 IL
o. Workingrian's Building AssociatioS-Vei e.
Gee corner of Broadway aud Grand ST: over me rao
papk-havins about 400 shares snnscubeu of oneft II
dEctueni for subscribers a. follows .,-.,.-.
lot The fee until feo TO- SoE Is - peI
3D. The monthly dues are 50 per share Shares "hen
3D. Interest at tn. rate Of PER cent allowed on dues
rh The Associaon eIpec,sd 20 coEe in seven years
when snf,cbeTs w receive $500 for each share tuo-
s,b TIE Office il opsn On MONDAY and FRIDAY
rVTNTNGS when addresses Will be delivered IN refer
enee 10 tn. YORK pg If the Association. 80,
eh Ten shares having been sold ~ The last monthly
nsetipe .Les u an yantage for members subscribing
before 10 8J2 when - Il expected the "h0e huOef
Ct shares vii h subscribed foI -,
KOBT MCCLELLAN, President
hLFX S. CLIFTON, YIcePresdent
GRO ~. ANDERSON, Secretary.
JOHN MORRISON. Treasurer
TRUSTEES.
James A Vaudeville, Jonathan Dawson, Henry t"hon'
DIRECTORS.
Iosisb Glh.th, James Miller. IIinor houilson-
Henry kSllery. James BeruAa. JAneBJ. AhuoisVA'
John ] MesscIye.
j23lM A g RANSOM, ATTY and Counsel
m Emiprant Intelligence ONCE and Labor
VxchaDQe. Nos Il and n Csna-st. New, OLE Il uIs
Where can always found la numbers Of LaOoref ano
Of and persons an nave
ther orders filled BY writing 10 the Superintendent ano
Seeding to the passage OF me
payt,es rssnir.d No fees charged to employer.
NV kiW6Ftf JAS. r. FAGAN, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
Nem Usplicafiens.

4,KAUAMS MAGAZINE for FEB
~ Ready TIL Day, at
DEWITT l. DAVENPORrS Philadelphia Agency,
A MAGNIFICENT NUNBER-ll2 PAGES.
Price only Is cents, 50 per year.
By Advancement Nth Mr. Graham appointed his
Agents for New-York.
Now 10 the time 20 subscribe.
DEWITT 4 DAVENPORT Agents for Graham,
Tribune Building. Nsssau.st.
d & D. have now for sale all the Philadelphia Maya
zi,,s for F.bruarv j23it
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
DOOKs SUITED for SIX MILLIONS

2FOOkS SUITED for SlA MI LL1ONS
ef Of READERS in the UNITED STATES PUT
MANS eEMI-M OHTHLY LIBRARY Of standard and
att active Works for Travellers and the Flreside.
The Distinctive characteristics Of thls Series are
regular periodical issue, mai able Ike the maya
g. Coed pSuer coed print and portable form, both for
the tTAvet Is pocket ana 10 bins fer the library
g. Books worth reading and worth preserving
4 A large amount Of reading for small prce.
The Publisher PROPOSES his sees TO try the experl-
giving very good booss al very low plce-sO low
prce indeed that very large sale oay can make re-
nuIefatNe.
The ofH the of the type the quality Of the paper,
and The character Of tho works themselves arc such as
are calculated be acceptable to those who, IN search
of intellectual Entertainment either at home or abroad,
will prefer readable ami leghy printed Library Book t.
a sua-fyQe double column, temper airy pamphlet.
Pcs 81 cents per number IS aunum, thus giving
for IS "a voumete usual prce OF which would be ABOUT
So
Postage under miles cents 500 and under 500
IOcenis; over 500 and under 500 miles, IS cents
The first volume ready price % cents
CONTENTS Dreams; Ice some Account Of Chlorotorm
Mis- MeekS OF Son The Atlantic Waves; German Ad
veitisements; The Methueleh Plll; Mr. Van Ploos on
Peumsnsmp; The Mysteries of Tea Kettle The Magic
Crystal The Private History Of the Palace Of Glass
Physiology Of ntemperance Sleep The Chemistry OF a
Pint Of Beer The Rational Doctor; SOmnamDullsm, The
World of Water The "a ind and the Ram, &c.
G.. 7. PUTNAM, PublshtT New YORK.
Aud for sale by all Booksellers and Periodical Agen'f
JIG 3tMM&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
ERANK FOREsTERs NEW

H. y n FOhEo Eh > NEW
h WORK
THE CAPTAINS OF THE OLD WoRLD-Thsir
Campaigns Character, ard Conduct as compared with the
great modern Srate SIS. from the Persian Wars to the
end Of the Roman Republic BY Henry w Herbert. vol.
I2mo with illustfa' ions, cloth Price, 81 23
The theme full interest, TO which Mr. Herbert's
known literary ability ard classical taste be expected
to give due exposition The work is original Onethe
material of which he claims to derive, not from modern
books but from the ancient authentic sources of history
which he has examined for himself"
~. S Gazette x N American.
MIR. Herbert has succeeded admiraby-snd has pro
duoed work that ill entle him high rank with the
bs.t authors Of his native and his adopted country
[Syracuso Star.
THE OLD GUARD Of NAPOLEoN-From MaTengo
TO Waterloo. BY j. L Headley, with Eleven EngfaVngs
compiled from the most authentic sources and Is
nor Pennsylvania.
No one can read without deep interest" Mercury
NAVAL. LIFE, or, Observations ahOa and ashore. BY
Lieut. W +. Lynch. lvol. l2mO. 1850
The incidents are numerous and well told the style
sr,lIe fasy and flowing" Hartford C0ursnt.
This ghtful mater-of fact volume for which we
predict a eat many readers tChrs. Inieuisencer
II has all the variety OF incident of aronance, AID Will
dIaw closely upon the attention OF every reader"
Courier and Enquirer.
Just published by CHARLES SCRIBNEB, No li5
Nassau-st., Ne~-N0rk rs 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
vop xrpopYAN cIRCVLATIO

YoR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
=. ,sblsbed .r the departure Of each Mai Steamer ioi
s,s-noI prce q Gems copy. 50 pr gear, TO asJ
All Of Great Btsn or - TO The Continent postage "A
auded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
Al MULLER. Ausuosssr.
\ VALUABLE WATER PROP

W 4 W n NVf
ERTN AZ AUCrION-At the Merchants Ell
oh ange. on MONDAY Jan %. a. u oelock-ths sub
slsnal four-story bnck House and Lot Of Grouad No.
$50 Water st. So feet 90 inches east Of CAthanss oc-
cuped Store and Boarding Honse f0r which lis we'll
calculated having ten trtlye Rooms bssliei the
frat oOi Basement and Atlc; the LO - Is feet int hes
front and by about oil tact depth Tbs premises
are now Let (asd tho tenant wishes TO retain them)
for $500 per anlun payable advance. For fths par
LeulaTs, apply 10 y. 4 n COW 4
i!sSt' Attorneys. &c, No. o. Wal-s,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

MAYORS OFFICE, NEW YORK, January 90 1914
q NotIce.-Kotce is hereby gwen, that all persons
who require 20 be NACCINATED VIII Do attended 10
cmpiy hy application at either of hs DpenSares where
fhicans constantly IN attendance, and Is recon-
Eded that all who have rot been ted should aFa
thsn,eyes Immediately OF the Opportrny thus offered
wiheut charge. The hew-lork Dsptnsary Is located AZ
the corner OF Centre and Whe sS the Eastern DispeD-
My in Ludlow-st, IN the rear Of Essex Market; the
Northern penssty al the junction Of Wayery place and
Christopher. sts Lj2l Iwl A. G. KINGSLAND, Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
YHE sEMI-WEEXLY TRIBUNE
THE Nrw-YORK TRIBUNE

vxbhshed every TUESDAY ana FRIpAY moTnins filee
~, aryum Two copies Tor 50 Ten for s<V AU'eIse-
go, eeats q tine f0r each Insertion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
tF- Profitable ExcItement.-T

" Profitable Excitement.-The public meeting
,iths X NICkERbOCKE Hiding ASSOCI ALTON
last Msnday O. tnr was crow dcd anu nthu
by similar Assoc alton. he explanation
ofhs Dr. showing the immense profits TO be derived
BY meRteTs and the perfect tafs of the nvesmsnt was
utney taiisaC ~ and neTly oae ndIed ARES we're
suicnbtd for by tn pieSeAt To accommodate all who
nav choose 70 attend, the merit meeting will be held ia
knckeiboeker Hall ccucT I'D s. AID Sh-ay, on MON
Nay EVENING. Jan %
Lecture. gvIng the fun particulars OF the rise and
ptpess Building Assoc atons. The adv 1tages 10 us
Members its superiority savings banks &c, Will be
delivered on tins occasion bv ". /. h. MILLIKEN. Esq
As there Is large class OF females thus city whose
tavIgs Of infinite importance 20 them, tins meeting
has been called more parcna ~ for their benefit, and
hO most respectful Invited 90 attend The invest
rent OF their 50 per month will positively yield them.
the OF about Years $780, and the amouns
invested II ,ayBgS bank would no, realize Sach as IN
lsrssl IN naf century Think Of this and JOIN q. once
NE knicktT0ucker Building Association.
WELCOME BEEBEE, President.
j. r. pEI NgccHlo. Wee President
J. MADDEN, Secretary. assn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
6ales BIZ anltlrn.

u 5. boUGH. Auctioneer
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Car
i 4 pets OIL cloths &e-SATUROAY, Jan. "a, at iol
A. N At No 81 Beakman-st vii be sold good variety
Il sofas bureaus, Fench bestsads, ~ashsaads, paIor
ehas rockers diysns work tables. card tables togethes
with large variety of common furniture second hand aud
new Also, tapestry. Brussels aud Ingram CARPET OIL
cloths china. crCckeIy Al chen furniture, &c JD l'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
,ur NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,

..hl,,sed every SATURDAY MORNING, al ne lew prics
bsrannua IN adyacCo. Eight copies i'i SO OF twenty
enc address for $50 and ne paper - no case con
49, beTond the time for which . ~ ped Advertise-
sts tor IBIS sheet VIII sc clSssa q cbs per hhe sacA
lsssTtlcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
fine ARTS.

NHE TAPESTRY of RAPHAEL'S
II cartoon, SACRIFICE AT LYSrRA" aby IA feet,
(Which has seeR will he sold At II o'clock on
SATURDAY, 24th. A. the Sciey Library building az ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
LRENCH WORKS just IMPORTED

A SSIGNEE'S SALE of BOOKS
L BELOW COST-Ths stock OF Books S,al.nsIy
Iuyc aud Musical INSTRUMENTS Of J. I. BURNrOS, No
al Hudsoa-st selling of by the assignee at We
low rates TO close the Those Who apply INST W
set the beat Bargains. JSO wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
~yp NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE

Every MORNING SUNDAY kxCEprkpl
bfrsLsnn,,sr RuuDISGs CORNER OF sPkUOt arr
AZ rSs ,ss.r'srs OPPOSITE THE CRY HALL,
,.nrsd 70 CIV Subscribers for q Cents per "eeH
- esrsIs ,ste, thew can psy IN advance at the Desf
r. vhenn ar ,ear al the same rate single copies
~ Cents M. saOseIoe fy. p, aS'As s sr
nFttee 50 Three Dollars IN advance required ID I'll
rsnn yith Country Newspapers DAILY Sa1crs re-.
hi, efce whose terms are nGhef wan thess Of
ssrsaS ;. a. as p,t allowed sny difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

ROARD.--Genteel permanent Beard AZ
~ No. 0, Futos A., Also transient and day boz 49,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
The Ci'izens Mutual r Lear Ia and "a A S

u The Citizens Mutual Loan and Accumu-
lating FUND AssociatiOn.-1nc lOks of the Asset
sIon are open subscription nj their Office, No al
Broadway next door above CaIast.. from 9. 81. until
SIP NJ aud on Wednesday ard Sa urday evenings until
soelock Entrance fee S2 monthly dues - per month
An Offered 10 all males aid females, minors
and adults coming this Association by paying - month
Tsfew years obtain home a capital sufficient TO
,taIt fair business Pamphlets tn Articles of Assocla-
n0n Laws and fun Kplapdon OF It's OO eos and plan,
can be had gratis at the office.
SIMEON DRAPER. Prest.
DkLAFIBIp gMITH. v PTest
TRUSTEES.
yshu J. Heuick, John r CLARK,
6tuge schwartz. Jr, William Thomson,
Chss l.. Cornish joel " Mason.
Winchester y. Moody. William IA DleZ,
Samuel Alhurtus. Jr.
jam josiah y KENDALL, Secf'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

OSI.-lf the person WHO LOOK rom INC
over coat pocket II the subscriber On Tuesday aer
noon somewhere between he ticket Office OF the NeH
Jersey Ha Toad Company and the depot N jersey Guy
dar. leather PORTE NOMINATE. DO .nd | sIound @lh
or other ay he NAV choose he keep part or all
Of Inc money and no q1esons si be ASKED Inc Porte
Ncnnais contained checks The payment OF which, 81
mas been soDDsd and her private papers OF no
yalne except 20 he owner. Who "Oul1 gadlL receive
them - '" ~. hT@
ia ~ Collectors once, custom h"u'e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

STUYVESANT INSTITUTE, No. $50
~ Broadway Exhibition of Lsu.ze's great National
Picture of WASHINGTON CROSSING THE DELA-
WARE open from A. III. TO 10 p. III. Admission %
cents children 2 cents season tickets, 30 cents Gaia
lo,ues ~ cents ~ In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

BOARD. Rooms to Let, with Board, to
~ Gentlemen, at No. 257 GTeens-st., near Chn,.A-
place. Jls In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

TRgASURERs OFFfcs.
NORWICH AND WORCESTER RAILROAD Co., Dee 1881.
hNlDEND.-AN Dividend Of two and
~ enc half yer cent. the Preferred Stock 81 this
Company has his day declared ayabe TIE fTaas
fer AFeEcY No. 80 Wilan-st. New York asd sitcr
the 18Th day ~ JaEnay nett The Transfer Beoks vii
be closed the s'h ard she lh of January
fi33vfl q l. PERKINS. Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

~ No,iee.-sTEAMsHIP PIONEER, FOB CHA
GRks Passengers BY the ABOVE vessel are e2Ssseo 70
~ ocloct Tbs fFnday) MORNING rs the vessel .lii
leave at II o'clock. JS' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

NEW VOLUMES of BOuN'S Ii
BRARlES, Just received
VASAhIS LlVES OF TIE PAIN EkS, VOL "
Of he Standard Ii library.
bay.
MANTELL'S FOSSILS AND PEfRIFACTIONS-of
The Scientific Library. For sale by
pa II BANGS. BROTHER \ co No. Is Park-I0w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

MIC h ERBOCKER SAVINGS
n BANk, Sh av eorast u 21i st Open svsry NON
DAY, IHU hSDAf and SATURDAY, from 10 / Y, II
tbs institution paJs6 cent interest On all 10 ests i0s
exceeding SEQ Interest NIL colaa.eacs % ali sums L.
posted before the Is; dsy q JAnnary isa Inta
will also BE- allowed from the date Of dsDo as to As So
DAY OF January. 1874. incusye
The charter II this situtoE 70 nners AAd To-
males, married unmarried. the entire eostTel Of al
rensys depostsd N her names
TRUSTEBs
Iaa pollock J. Havc. " DoiAAdoEf
W Sayage. Aason Wits, AeC.sk&nd
John Deuhan. n. 3. Bolster, 9sofke CiGk
JohR Rait, q II WlliiG4s, john Ives. D,
Rob,-t RoFers Vim " .nsl0w Wn Whesler
" "a Csnphel Beni c " aadoli, l.. Hazlrse,
Moses c Edwards. / FREEMAN Rast.
Gee. ". YarIsn, A Gilbert, fn hper
ASsoS WILLIS, fecreiaO
fiDAB WARp, Counsel ass en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
u,ant employment.

A S Cook, and to assist in the washln!
IN and ironing by 10 poc.a5is American WOMAN
70 O. the genera Housawoik Of small family Appl'
NJ. 20 hl1C9 OVgai II. 10 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
nDeriai Goiifes.

OFFICE or ASSOCIATION, Jan IL, 1872 .
~ Al the stated MesunE Of tae Board OF
Na1,g.rs fine Au0cz,iOn for mprpy,ag the t'ndtlsh
"A ire POOR II was re Owed tina TIE following aOIact OF
he r.lsfand expenditures the previous month he pup
lphsd VA the cry papers w ,os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

~ Tenth Ward.-TrRN our THIS lFndayl
EVENING at n clock, "a he1r JOHN HAWkINS
s,,cd1tey e. , on the MAINE LIQUOR LAW atthe
pre,hyterIsn Church Alen-st rear Grand Good Singing
BY " n. McDonough, Due notice OF otssr meetings.
Tou, on com. all q G.. LEIGH.
~ ISAAC !. OLTN Err.
IA n, W " STRICKLAND
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

$4,000 n mE sSSSo p WANT 1sa9, IA
star ding in prosperous condition and well located in
dispose TO invest the above special partner
could do with perfect safety, and realize large per
ceptage on his money Satisfactory references given.
Apy Communications addressed with real name to j. W.
Manufacturer and left at the TribuEe Office, will meet
prompt attention. JiS 3tMN&FN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

~ l. q. q. F.-The members of Columbia Lodge No.
IL o. o. are requested % attend special meeting Of
the Lodge At their rosms odd Felows Hall on SATUR-
DAY the 2tth lust 70 O'Clock. to pay the last tribute
Of respect TO our late brother Peter Z Cole
JOHN BROWN. N. g.
W. II GODDARD, Secy. J23 IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

BOARD WANTED-In a small family
II in Brooklyn for a family Ofthree persons Must NOT
Re moIe than ten minutes walk from Fulton tefry Al
dIess n. w. Q. boz 2279 Post. Office. III ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

ROARDlNG.- Families can obtain hand
AIssmey furnished apartments IN desirable locaton
town, where all the comforts OF home may be reahzsd
Also rooms for single gentlemen Ap-
ply at s42 All av. Terms moderate lfV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

Il tlemen can be accommodated with furnished Par
oTs and Bedrooms gle Rooms alone, with breakfast
and tea IeauIed. By applying AZ No ~ esey-It ~ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

BOARD REDUCED at the PRlf Al L
IMANSION HOUSE, M. 81 Gr6enEich-s. by ds
BERT GeItlslen With angle beds aad light airy rooms
50 50 week dag boarders 81 week; tTanseat ~ cents
a day. Baths gratis SlS I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-One or
1F two gentlemen can be accommodated with a large
room and partial board. a pleasant family At No ~
" low place. Reference required. i2l 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23
DOARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-

ID ore OF two Gentlemen and their wives, and a fey
single Gentle obtain choice parlOr chambers and
superior accommodations house pleasantly located
AID convenient South Ferry Selecs society and
quiet and attractive hsms are the objects sought, the
number consequently limited Inquire Mt No i32 Gin
ion-st second door below Amy. References gwen and
Te0ulIed. Jl9bt'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

FURNISHED ROOMS. - Gentlemen
Can obtain very desirable Furn,h,d Rooms, upon the
second floor. Also Attc Bedrooms, at No a Whte-st
few doors stt of Broadway Breakfast and tea # parc
uaTly dssTed JEW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

~ Enthusiastically ARCTIC, from Liverpool, pre-
vented ~ ice from reach her proper berth now lying
At PIERS Norih River On SATURDAY, 2ith INST, she
vi move foot Canal 81 aud commence dsch tTglng
under general orders at p NJ ConIgUees will please
send Their permits board and attend the receipt of
their goods tJl3l r. X COLLINS 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-23

10 \. q. of O. F.--The members OF National Lodge
No 80 OF o. Of q. r, requested to meet IN then
ro,m B.It MONDAY EVENING, at u o'clock. for ths
purpose Of acting the BY Laws presented by theu
Committee. Every member is expected to be present
j93 2t' r. ID. HUTCHlNGS, Secretary.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
THE FLORIDA INDIANS.

= We regret IN learn thst scnse citixeps
Of Florida have recently rommiued un.
provoked hoslililies ~ HE Indians ofth,,
STATE. Il is reported that company Of
volunteers, raised by order az Governor
Brown under tle command of ar.
Jenigan. took several prisoners. two Of
whom esrsprd. and iwo. child and an
old woman. are siill detained. II il AZ.
pretended thai the Indians win resaIialr.
Thus has The faith Of the Government.
pledged 10 iIaese unfortunate people, been
violated. and III lis efforts (which for
several years hare been entirely sscre,,.
fnD TO preserve peace with them bren
frustrated by The rsshness Of a few indi-
vIduals. acting no, only without bu. in
defiance Of The authority Of ihe Govern.
meni.
This circumstance 10 the more IN be re-.
grel'cd as il is understood the Govern.
meni was about taking measures IN en-.
deavor tn induce these Indians 10 migrate
10 the west Of The Mississippi.
Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10
HARMONY AT ALI. HAzARDsr


The Raleigh STANDARD breaches 20 is
big contemporary. the Washington Union,
The necessity Of +" harmony AZ all hazards
in The Lpcofoco party. The STANDARD
thus exhoileIh the Union:
@Let Us cease 10 refer 10 The pasi-to seces-
sion. notification, the proclamation Of Gen.
Jackson, or 10 the Union or states Rights Demo
Gratis Of the South; and ceasing TO do this, lei Us
on the other hand, turn our batteries on our ep.
ponenfs," &c. g aonaa
The Standard did mol talk This way "a
the Union While engaged in The work Of
recruiting fnr The Disunion Convention >,
Nashville - while preaching Seression /. !
and while devoiing the ronienis Of Us
ink-horn. week aiie. week and month az
Ter month, 10 bespaiiering The Compro-
mise and us patriotic advoraies -! liow
convenient To " cease tn refer In the past"
when the "reminiscences thereof are not
altogether so pleasant as they might he !!
Narrower, is mol the pail 81 Oblivion sulli-
cieni 10 hide host Of good Democratic
F,eesoiIer.. along with the Seressionisls.
Nullifers. &c., referred To-! Shuttle all
these ugly things back into the s.pasl."
gentlemen, and lei the five loayes and two
fshes-lhe real Democratic principles
loom oui in The bright iniure.-ihe grand
inducemenl TO harmony" in the party
Greasborough Patriot.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-03-10

cred. ohs folovef a AhinW jiekson;
Ihs frank letter q Gen. Janss Hsmhien;
lie long t0ughi slier letters IN lhs possss-
sinn o. Francis P. Blair. have AL been
published = - Macy ssidenees. nol oaly
or he inBocesrs or Sir. cixy. bes Of me
sad eonseqsenrss Of this ssup<ndons plot.
Mr.. Burhsnan's agency 10 tie gredi evsrsl
Of The year 1885, is well known, Char
ges OF llse most serious character have
reslee upon him Cor Inc last seven years,
wi.h an Overwhelming accumulation Of
affirmative and negative testimony. Ills
friends have moi come forth 10 defend him.
lie has offered no apology. In view Of
Mr.. Buchansnsposiiion. correspondent
OF the Boston Journal ssys:
80 lie has imposed upon himself ST.
lrnee that bciokens he CONSEQUENCES 81
narrowing gull. II is in his power 10 do
justice 10 Henry Clay. While he vel lives.
so ihst his Selling sun. whenever witness
ed. shall be What IL was in iis midday
splendor. But he riH not do IL. Mag
nanimiiy, an aiiribu'e of genuine great
ness. dies moi belong 10 has character"
Perhaps lie writer may be wrong 10
this. bal il IS most certainly true Mr.. b.
knows The lalsily Of ISLANDERS. which. il
not by speech. by silence al least he has
done more 10 propagate Than any other
public man. ~ y E<pres.