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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NFw.yoRK, THURSDAY, SEPT. 30. 1852.

For Pr,EfIerf,
WINFIELD SCOTT, Of New.Jersey.
For Ttoe- Prertdeat
WILLIAM =. GRAHAn, OF North-Caroilna'
Fer ffOr~-uc-,
WAsUISGTON Hunt, OF Niagara
pr Lieuf. Gst-s-,
WILLIAM kENT, Of Newly orks
par Crnaf Cosrsissa0aer,
TEOuA- kEnP>Hii.L, Of Monroe.
Fo- sfaf. Pr,rrs inTscto-,
RPFNETT- CROSBY, Of Dutchcss.
For Eyecfcrs ~ Idrge,
sTrToH DRAPER GE0RGE e BaBCOCK-
Fo- Dtsfric' EirctTS.
MT NuLtsN RnrENrLL XII X hLsKsSsER
IL FE.Ncl, 3 SrEsEER- XVIII z y WEesrsR.
M s.~UtL WyEoFF. XXX a A'RpS FITCH.
Nv RfcH'U WILLIAMS. IN. pANib osscpcE.
T.~ts : FRFsEnEN XXI LIS SoWEN
~ crs.po STUvvEs.Sr XXI. sETH S.vsRA~cE.
vii etsx " Rs.nvoRp XIII. Nv. T. EssroN
VII TEs@As CARNlEY ANlk As. y 1oRHEcs
TX FDW'DS SHoSNARD. AAs. IHEE 1toHANs
Y fDWAED PASS wv i'Hts u >EELEV.
XII GgokcF ROBFgTsON AhNll IAMss kLY
XII MATHEW SsSssR. XVIII SAHL " -"fsH
viii GFoseg U.RggN xxx OiLv.R CULvCs
XIV PSrxp HUargREY Xxx CL.sE sASDr sd.
Ky JoHN STg~ART. XVI 6iOtoH hAkD.
XVI. AsHs'L PARarLEE.AAAll eLLDLS ELf'
XXXllI. ALyAH Il. AALgER.
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MuaoH vii o.. shove sum IL the sost ran 80 n
10000 bV competent Literary Commttes 90 y-..e
o. U,f TIL. oe~m must be written IN ue ia ~,
onsI 20. 20 exceed 81 rpes snd must De 'ens "a - 49,,
n M.rcb No 20 Scsv by the lsi OF Oeeo2ef' a. ~nc1
IN, the swafo BE- paid and GIsds kn0Vn
fr thi, bers ez- requested & amer hs'r ,es n1e
ard sooresses o. toer pofUs onoo' ssst VIZ, ~
- o.sn,d -Keett 10 The case u the song being .el ed
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PAp.R WAREHOUSE WalriNe Pa

PEAS BY THE CASE OSLY -CYRUs w FIELD Co NO IL
cha Al soe A,eHts for the Victoria Ms add snts foT
almost all the Paper hAnufsurers In thus county osG OF
Ter Tor sale on very favorable teTE mush nSer than mill
prices one Of the extensive desirable stocks OF
American, French snd Ensnb WAITING PArLEs ever
shnun La the united Slatea
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RIDrnG ScnooL.-W. III. DIsBaUw, No,

q 18th av III open 40 Evening Glass Ia iorsemAn.hp on
MoNDay EVENING, oct. 4 and einiiaae each u 'ad-y,
Weduesosy and Friday evening during ths 1atdma SOD
winter Pleasure Parties of lsdie' sud srnesd Tues
asv ghmsSay and Saturday EVENING"
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II FowLERs a. WELLS, PnreaoIogisrs
and Publishers Clinton Hall No l3l Nasaust Ne%-fItt
and No az WasningtOn-st. Boston.
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NEW SILKS, SnAwLs CLOAKs.-Rica
RYoesd. silks plain Pou do sol n every choice shade OF
oorhe bet a.so in the City, without exception
nsw sbsw b. sut nj Dress Goods Lsces ard nbroider-
is aud full stock LIne ad Domestic q ocs III 'ae
AT Low prices TIFFANY CUTTING, No S2l Broadway
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Rlcn CARpErlNe.- PETERSON \ HuM.

yHxgy No sac B,oss~sv have just seive5 per packet
Aips t,eas WeseTn and West Polo lSes lot OF itch
ed esu.rrs entirey new - which We Invite the scat0n
os the public.
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HAIR DYEING.-ChisTADOR EXCEL
soR LauD HAS DYE to color the Hair and Ministers
moment app,d viii out injury TO the hair OF shin IL
can be washed without disurbiog she oJos
impoype The texture cont ring ess'icity To tue hair
Ii 10 applied sold at CRIsfApoKos, No As1og House
Private ro1 m for applj ng the dye.
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~ K>oysF,I Hns, heautifnl in de-

,y.o, 4, material 80 bscomog 20 politician u 81
,i.s ,.,srs of n cI~rds gud c'fize1s ssrefay. ~ al
.,s,. h he ere row ,ssn upon The heats Of lie PEE
ple' IN ali psrs OF the eitT kIoE hsa149Afeis Ee -.
ard y IN sho have tee taste - spfrcA az
.kil arn tine elsl ance
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~ GouKAup's Liqud Hair Dye Is

without rrservson the ve best ser iuvened
EQUALLY cst GOURAVD dedicated soap fot eufins
pimples freckes sat nsh ~orms tetter lowns~
tan roushness &c Poudre Subtitle uproOt hair from sny
par Of the body LIQUID Rouge, LILY White and uaiI
Gloss az 81 W,lker st near Br adgay.
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e,Yn oo-ns PING so rs.--a-stsIns stJe Z, "a, e.;
suins .e.sob ,.g Ne Introduced 90 MEDHtsDAf ~, -
The high hnst and nesnm iaone o' ho - ,-e,
wynn" RfRr, snruef Pine and Nasizu Ga
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
MgEcH -" MEKITED doNORs "
K.rr Ir nrrnnE rmE PEoPLE-That

kfFP 1T BEFORE lhk hVi M
Nh. P,oos Hs.rs SELLING the rnosf eeeaot ana t1sy
Us,. sd ms sessOn. For sh0ess Of m.ens and s'2e
,ts on N cuTe u IN al lance VI all Nat flLhTs
linton no IL ParkTo". Opposite As0f HOUSE. ri'0''
A.
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Ham DyE AND WiGs. BArCBLLuR' 9
1snufsSorJ Tor these Articles seiecrsteo In all part, ~
DE sord per.up. wshns ghi slos.nt and durable via
81 voupss can surety be suited Hs HsiI Dye IA sfpsd
IA sure susrantee) sold shoieaaie ara retail 81 No
H.U-r Copv die ad6rers-hevsIs ~ 'm'satons
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OyEhCoATs, CLoAKs AND fALtTorS -
Nssu6o mt goocs far r.ntsmeo fail wear msy ne ionnH
49, ooa,tl, w ety st the extensive and splendid
Codns Establishment o W ". HoHEefs No. 'ol ofoaa'
vsy ONefoosts and Closss 81 every de.cnprln "a tue
s,sst Lon d. n and Partisan les maze to order al the snort
lnnlc
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wAsoK.ws q LANralER, Merchant

Ysors have removed ton no 80 'o NO. OF oIss91"Y'
ssrsr'. Marble sudiues between Houston aud nlceck-
rs, where they ere prepared 10 furnish articles Ia elf
,tns al th .hortes ono. and the most fashionable ma
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RSwsry HIRAM .NpsKsoNs English Exhibition Tapestry
CMes~ Us Ud9 Three Pig carpets g., z snd 81.
MwSl irgue'n,d c1pets 2, and BRUSSELS sir Css-
E~y NnerAn DO, &c, s totl Floor OIL Cloths .,
: ASs; English fioSE OIL Cloths, Jds. wide at g.. 7
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SEAsoNABLE bostERy AND UNUER-GAR-
nxsrs Those who such Goods steaee s!sEo, dlrs
be and chtsp should CAL 81 No. lOi Boweiy Hosiery ~
ke case, & zen or sibsle pNL
Tose rot satisfied IL er purchasing can any time re-
tam the soods and receive their money
4 R,NHiN & Co,
importsIs aud NJ a auta. turcrs.
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- PETERSON & HuMpukrys. No. s79

1rosdwsy, soSnei VI Whes, ar, rooeiy,D, A.lv fnro
Eaope and the Auction Ras anusaallV lar-. "a IL
ens sscsA q CastnsA .passns In Osilhsncy of so.os
Ttehncs 6~Sisp and eush snythlna eysr oss4 a. 80
nazkel esny estterns sNclusavely o1I own "a -, -
eosaa eseveere Also the nc0owuea Worlas - ~ 20
n entire piece. 70 which cali puelis ssna
The daily union., 1852-03-12
Harsh Proceedings.

In relation 10 the trial. in progress at New York
OF John L. 0Sulivan and others for participation in the
laie Cuban expedition we find in the editorial columns OF
the New York sun, of the 10th inst, the following re-
markabe statement;
"wuAr DOES 1T MEAN l-Mr eating yesterday, in the
United States district court, made the distinct charge, not
merely that witnesses In the Cuba prosecution had been
kept under pay by Of the United States officers for
considerable periods, at the rate OF dollar and quarter
day s3S month (Which IS allowed by law for the ac.
detention of wnesse but that back pay had been al
ored them for periods considerably longer Than tho periods
Of detention and denial made Of the charge
He then offered TO prove by the msshas witness book
but was not allowed do The government prosecuting
officers objected the srshat answering the follow
ing pointblank question
80 Hare yop paid any mOnsy these wrenticks, for
period, longer ihar the firss for phich such had
really been subpGnaed and IN attsrdamcer
ia possible that government has already got down
the buying and bbing Of witnesses n political prose
ontionsP'
II would appear that law breaking fatality attends
the administration in this Cuban affair We have shown
fully how their proclamation abrogated the treaty to the
defeat Of the rights of the expedonsts to fair legal
trial after they had been made prisoners Now would
by the above statement from the Sun ha, the judi
ca investigation into the alleged offence of those charged
with mIsdemeanor in preparing the expedition is TO be
carried on IN similar defiance OF the legal rights OF those
nculpated and the usual course Of judicial trials. All
win agree that due Judicial investigation should be had
and the ends Of public justice n the secured but ii
is Of evil example that in Stale prosecution OF this
character the power OF the should be turned
the persecution and oppression OF individuals Public
Justice demands that the matter should be strictly in.
quircd into, and The administration be held s,ernly 70 All
OF lie just responsibility in the premises.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

tons OF Partially for the other OF the
names that have place in the democratic galaxy Rival
interests not apt 10 look with impariay upon
tral professions But with confidence to the
OF our Journal and do fear that its columns con-
tain the most ample defence whenever The attempt is
seriously made to fix upon it the allegation that il has
favored individual than another as an asprant
for the favor OF the democratic party We out with
the determination TO minister TO the personal ambition of
no individual clqueto be guided only by the ussges
OF the party in ascerlaning its will in respect to men
and TO hold up 10 the people those time honoed prnci
plies which have 80 often rescued the ship of State from
the storms OF faction That have been less
ful than hoped TO be in aaying the asalons Of the
sectional controversy occasoned by the legislation Of
Congress on the subject OF slaverythat powerful
and talented advocates OF the general interests of our
country and party might have been found-no none can be
more sensible than we are; but that we have laid
ourselves liable to the repoash cast upon by the hon
orable member from Illinois, of assaling Judge Douglas
avong the preensions OF any Of his competitors for the
presidency, in any inconsistent with the
puous neutrality, is allegation that we repe with
out shadow Of authority IN anything that we have
said written, either editor or as an individual ;
and we trust that il will be withdrawn that the facts
which have been supposed to authorize it will be stated
that may have the opportunity Of satisfying the
honorable member and the public OF the injustice which
has been done to US.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

A THRUST AT GENERAL ScorT-The last number Of
the American Whig Rsview-a periodical OF vast in
fuence with the party whose principles ad vocaes-
puts two-edged sword between the ribs of General
Scott in the following truly scientific style II says that
as soldier he has the universal confidence OF the coun
try His political principles sound; but we much
question his qualifications and capacity for the station to
which some OF bis admirers would elevate him" The
writer then gives him another touch OF attery, and
cudes in reference his presidential aspirations by
marking that the exgences Of the times require aber
hands and wider views."-7roy Budget
The daily union., 1852-03-12
iIAoNIFICENT LOUIS XIV PIANOs--Just received per

MAGNIFICENT LOUIS XIV PIANOx---Just received per
nj barque Kedor four more superb Louis XIV
pianos from Cbickering
This supply makes nv again complete comprising
sx pianos different Makers from the highest and
o elaborate plain These instruments be
volume purity Of tone, elasticity touch and ee
workmanship In fsct they unite all the
improy cniss and perfection Of the art.
Keep largest and best stock OF pianos in This
civ and
be bought In this
will be sold by the subscriber The large number
he . proof Of this assertion.
Second hand pianos part payment
Of guitars
Of every variety ofstyle some elegsnt-
Flutes vons aceotdeons and all Kinds OF musical
at the lowest prices.
New received every week.
March ia--eo3tr 'eH MCH'D DAVIS.
The daily union., 1852-03-12
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH IL. 1862.
Congress -Tnursday. .


SKNArE.-Mr. McRae presented the credentials OF the
Hon Walker Brooke, senator from Mississippi in the
place OF Hon. H. S. Foote Mr.. Brooke appeared, was
sworn, and took his seat in the Senate.
Mr. Mason reported bill appropratng $1,000 for the
completion of the American cemetery the city of
Mexico; which ordered TO be engrossed for third
reading.
The resolution appIopalng $4,000 for the payment OF
the expenses OF the reception and entertainment OF Kos
suth, his late visit TO the capital taken up After
a long debate, it agreed to-yeas 81, nays 9.
After the consideration Of executive business. the Sen
ate adjourned.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATIyEs-The session OF The
House was devoted to general speeches in Committee
Of the Whole, nominay the homestead bill OF Mr.
Johnson, of Tennessee. The speakers were Messrs.
Marshall Of California, Bell and Gable, Of Ohio
The committee rose, with Mr.. Fuller, of Maine, enti'
tied 10 the foor after which, the House adjourned
The daily union., 1852-03-12

Tms Huromsso FaMmY.-We are gratined TO perceive
ha the concerts Of this gifted family have been very
meousy attended, and their performances here, as elso
where, regarded entirely successful To them Justly be
longs distinction Of having created original style OF
musical and entertainment and the perfection towhich
they have carried il reflects high credit upon their talent
and industry They give their last concert this evening
The programme Is excellent and the viii doubtless
be well filled
The daily union., 1852-03-12
CONGRESS HALL.-This new

tNAspARrss CONGRESS HALl~-This new and highly
eligible hotel and cafe conducted European psn
the accommodation members o Congress ans
others dsrous o obtaining with wihcut board ~
uasd north tossns CAPITOL snd hiss been "fnshea
with the choice modern harnitnrr ..-.-
Attached 10 the hotel hot and cold baths IN ,
superior Wlp'r 'sn
pin alley osh. desirable shns one OF The
complete establishments The Union. =, .-,,, -. .
Al metallic
and, situation, Hsn not only an sdm'sny
husissss he Capo but
of sss Potomsc snd the adjacent
cities 10 be found n Washington.
minutes tor All parts of the city,
he Navy Yard, Aleysndrs, kc.
March ia-eoImn y. cAaFARts.
The daily union., 1852-03-12
TELEaaAraro aEronrs, $50.
N.g Hamv,Ltys El.ef,o.

NEw YoRK, March lis. p. m.-Marn (dem.) has q
majority of about thousand Representatives as far
as heard from stand hundred and demo
crst ts one hundred and live whg and free soil
The democratic majority in the house il about twenty
i've. Six democratic elected. The democrats
will certainly have majority joint ballot, thus securing
the United States senator
The daily union., 1852-03-12

I hSr rCONCERT-TIIIs E EvENING.-The HUTCHINSON
FAMILY present their acknowledgements 10 the cixcn OF
Washington kind attention sod patronage
musical soircc Cnyuss Saloon
this when they will have the pleasure OF intro
ducng their best selections and productions
admission so he had Al the principal hotels
mus OF the concert
Door open a O'Clock Concert atS
th. door March 1s--lt
The daily union., 1852-03-12
Gov,ynor Cobb,

NKw York, March l0.-Governor Cobb OF Georgia, was
publicly received at the City Hall today by tho mayor,
who addressed him In a warm speech of welcome, TO
which the Governor replied in appropriate gsn-
eral Introduction then took place.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

The following communication has been sent US for
publication with the name OF its author--a gentleman
well known in the politics OF Massachusetts. We pub.
lish il given, not being ourselves informed in any
other manner as the facts of the As TO the Goa
lition in Massachusetts, views have been already
given, and we see no occasion 10 change them:
To the Editor of the Un,onis
Mr. Davis member OF the House OF Representatives for
the 9th district OF Massachusetts, charges Mr Rantou with
authorship of paragraph, published in western paper
denying that he authorized the OF his
didate for the United Stntos Senate
do know how far the charge may be the
important question OF authorship but from intimate
knowledge Of the the election, certain that Mr.
Rantoul consulted and that he did authorize
the fhs In that connexion.
The nomination made, and the election ordered
time when he had been absent for many weeks from
the State and without consulting any person
with the Legislature.
After Mr.. Rantoul's election knew whether OF
not he would accept the appointment. Our reliance
upon the that declines appointment OF go
high character except upon the urgent He
was liberty decline il until he took his Wash
ington. Some three weeks after his election knew
II he would accept, and this delay in communicating his
pta gave great offence those who elected him
The coalition In Massachusetts will vindcae itself in
own gbod time and there Is but little doubt that gentle
men who have been elected Congress, and who there
stand upon their prime pies, abundaniy able
vim dcate themselves, MASSACHUSETTS.
BosroN, March 9th
The daily union., 1852-03-12
ns SLeamer Ameriea.

Boston, March l0.-The steamer America was appraised
to-day at $40 000 for which bonds given.
and the vessel surrendered 10 her officers.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

We requested 10 state that the Executive Mansion
will, heretofore, be open TO vsters this evening" at
o'clock; after which, the evening receptions of the
President will, for the present. be discontinued
The daily union., 1852-03-12

,AspIONABLE Waiting cards and plates, engrAv~d
in STYLES printed hours' notice, ~
TAYLOR 4 MAUkYr
March 10 Bookstore 9th street.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

CNIDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 Walnut
- street. Fourth, Phadeiphs-wines liquors
ue direct from the and
cbes furnished
rrcss Washington city shortest nocseght paid
BY Adams's Express"
sherrcs, Sparkling Champagne, as
Maderas, Moet, exua
Pers, Ciicquot,
Red wine, Dpct,
Tenenfe, Perrucbot,
Lisbon, Hsdsck,
Muscst, and many others.
Fronsienan, Sparkling Moselie,
Malagn, Hocthctm,
Ciarets Of all sorts, Rude-heim,
sautene. Marcobrunn,
Burgundies, the largest stock in PhiIadslphia.
Brandies Of all sort
demohn bottss
and -omev very and old.
Irish whi.sey Mononsshsa Bourbon, ss-,
brandy blackberry wild bandiss
ale, London porter and stout, in bbs Of and dozen.
Hdrona Cirars,
OF Of reliable
wholesale or by the quarter box.
establishment where all wines
from original package in which imported.
Hcfsis, Country Trode,
supplied wholesale demohn,
dozen, package Of assorted
Orders by telegraph giving limit price, guaranteed TO
be satisfactorily fied, or the goods taken back.
familiar principal wine
ducne Of Europe, with the best hosses
JACOB SNYDER, JRs.,
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut st., fhi'sdsspass-
Feb I2-dy
The daily union., 1852-03-12

by A. GREEN, Auetioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, INK, CIGARS
I'll &c. AT AUCff0Nfn Saturday, tho 18th instant, shs
sell in Of the sorp, fp'ciotk good assortment o.
furniture belonging 70 verso 1ec,ln,ns houseseepne
Also, for whom IL may conSssa, goId watches
Terms cash. x
- A. GREEN, Aucnoneer.
The daily union., 1852-03-12
SUPERIOR BransIies. gsss. v~snes, cigars, ~
- BIANDIEs,

OUPERTOR Brandse.. gsns. wines, cigars. Ssc.
y BRANDIEs
Otsrd, Dupuy. o.s pale and dark, vintage 1880
Jean Louis very superior, 1911
Jan,ee Uennsssy Ce.s pale and London doch
Pine, Ca.tIlon Co.'S pale and DARK, and
boties.
WINES
champssns of following brands
Tsh,net. fouro importaiop)
Mumm : verxsnsy, Imported by @. II. Bokor)
Hedsck A. Co.. Imported by Renauld h Frsncots)
Bonoba Verzsnay (our importaion,) and
N. n. Schneider, Henkell, D. Co, Stein
superior old pale sherry, yrsre, vintage lsa wood srd
bottles
south.ds Blackburn. Madeira in bottles, and other a's
old Madeiras
Cisrs, Hook, sicily Lisbon, Burgundy and other ~sss, IN
great variety
Old scotch aod ish whi.key, in wood and bottles
Superior old rye whiskey
Pine old Jamsics rum
rslkirk Teonants scotch ale
Bysss and Pskinss brown Stout and East 'sds
+ pale ale, &C.
Rem Fsnkm Victoria Neptune cigars and osher
very brands reGslsr Havana and London sizes
And very Of chewing tobacco In store and for
ssls by 40 r,,os p.prrp M
March A-ss~s~n Opposite Browns Hoss'.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

A CARD,-NatiOnal Thcntre.-Miss DAVENPORT
that benefit and last appearance in
Saturday evening" 18th
the pay Of ngomar" will be produced
March IL
The daily union., 1852-03-12

Q National Theatre.-The Continental Guards WILL Ia
compliance wish OF iends
company attend the theatre this evening In full uniform, the
having portion of the house for purpose
Our citizens win themselves of this opportunity OF
seeing this excellent military company.
MAJ
The daily union., 1852-03-12

S. circle and parquee SO cents reserved
23
third tier, so cents eoorcd gallery, 25 cents
March ~
The daily union., 1852-03-12

To conclude with the very amusing farce Of
STATE SECRETS.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

Q- Jackson Democratic AssociationA special meeting
Of this Association will be held Democratic Hall ste the
Adephi Theate Monday evening next 18th Meh,
o'clock, when the election Of the Vigilance Committee will take
place.
March III J. ID. HOOVER, President.
The daily union., 1852-03-12
BY j. @. MCGUIRE, Auctionee

nR. w. MILLER, having changed his location.
professional the citizens OF Washington
vcniy-hopng promptncs and strict attention duty
to liberal share of their patronage.
Office, Of and 18th opposite Mrs. Gen. Mncombs.
March ll-d3t.
The daily union., 1852-03-12

mne mne question recurring on the original resolution
We're ordered
MI Mt UNDERWOOD just wish TO say that was
lsed 70 this whole proceeding, from beginning TO end,
tsleEenee TO Kossub But the Senate having thought
spsl 70 treat him IN the manner in which they have
~ ana TO incur the expenses. my friend on my left
ns a. regard IT duty the part OF the Senate TO
y Ky W. OIL, just as much il should be de-
Sa oy both houses OF Congress, in which voted 10
may sy Az The expenses that might be incurred by its
pSSSteuuon That is just what wish to declare, and
.ht St bORLAND Before the vote is taken, desire 10
Do one remark. shall against this resolution,
n, ~, am opposed TO paying this bill, but that do
M thls Is the proper way TO pay II. vote against
MI mooe oil payment, and not against the amount to be
II X, y the proposition 10 pay IT.
,, Question being then taken by yeas and nays upon
nsv' 70 The resolution, II was agreed to-ycas 81
"SsS as follows
~ RAs-Messrs. Achson, Badger, Bsyard Bell, Bradbu.
iouheed, Brooke, Chase, Davis Dodge ot Wisconsin,
Iosgc OF Iowa, Downs, Fish, Geyer, Hamn, James,
spm Iowa, Jones Of Tennessee, King, McRae, Man
Sar, husk, Seward, Shields, Smith, Soue, Stockton,
Nhee1 Underwood, Upham, and Wade-3l.
nd DC po-Messrs Borland, Case, Clarke Mason, Morton,
ORDER BUSINESS
davs wy PRESIDENT announced the special order OF the
eo1,ns The bill granting land TO Iowa to aid in the
M 'ussuon OF certain railroads
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