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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

CoRPORATION NoTICE-PUBLtC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given TO the owNer occupant or
sppants Of a houses and lots, improved unmproved
lands affected thereby that she following sssssasnts
have boon completed the and lodged IN the
ofce Of the Bureau Of Assessments Tor examination by
all interested viz For hag,ng apsce four feet
wide In northtry si0ewsk Of hfth street, be-
aween Seventh and Eighth The nits embraced
such include ali the several and lots
Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels OF land 'itus.d
the northery eide of fifth stect between Sc
venth Eighth ward Nos III sad 93 to 1880
All whose interests Affected by hs abovsr AIMED
assessments, and who opposed same either
Of them, are requested to present Ter sejections in
writing, to the orsigned. NJ their office No s Of
Records within thirty days from tn date Of this notice.
SAMUEL A. IN NUr1,
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, }Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department Dsc
a9, 1861
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IMPATIENT OF EBPAIRs AND SUPPLIES Dr.
~ eember sth 1870 builders SCALED proposals will
Be received the once Of the Commsoner 81 Repairs and
Supplies NO. New City Hall, until Monday. Oeoember
20, ~ IL o'clo II, M st which h-y will BE publicly
spened Tin sooord ~ith the ordinance ereior for
Nteratcns and rcpar N ehe sosse Msrcer street lately
psupsed ~ the fifteenth Dtot Police for the use Of
TFne Company No And sieo for the srsct,n Of shed
nd laying new heor ~ Clinton market Estimator will
stmate for macon and carpenter for each job
nfAtely The and specifications che work required
BE- done, and sll rform-tn tu regsrd thereto Sc
I'D ~ the ofoe Of ths Sspor pairs bio
sudinBs, Ne. ID Eiisabesh STREE 8Aak esmases can
had at either oce Fst1 stes 10 he endorsed with the
ans q the Peren or psrs'ne the date Of
,onmissiorer the right u vjeotiss all any
ne esmates aeemsd for interest u the corporation
WIN. ADAMS. Com. 81 RspsIrs and sucpl,ca
CoRPoRATIoN NOTICE. PUBLIC NOTICE is
" hereby Owen TO the . ocoupan
upsnts, OF ali houses end lots improved noiprevsd
lands affected thereby that tee flowre ena have
Bureau for exannasion BY Ill parsons Ia
trested, via :-for ndins sewer in Eat psonSeth
street. from A to ffrst The lin It's
braoed BY include all ,ht several houss
and lots OF ground vacant ots pisces and prools Of lnnd
situated both sides Of Twentieth street from seventy
feet Of hundred and tweuty fee. east
Of First avenue all whose 'nteess ahoc
she either Of she requested 70 present their
obeoh Ms IN writing tc the undersigned at their once.
No Hall Of Records within thirty %, from the date Of
this notice. SAMUEL H. DR. NOTE }
vRANCI, Nl.,aoisoN. AsssaaOrs
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
once. Rureas Of Asssssnsnss, stsrts persrtnsnh %
~~-'-~s - 49,
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STRAAsHIp AFRICA WILL DISCHARGE ON TUES,
- day. HH December Csnsignecs will please to send
their permits At opce.
L,oR AusTRALIA.-rHREE FIRST AND Two Sc
u Of W. osns a. Il. csoraa and
FREIGHT and Pssse gr ofos, No Wess street up stara
CALIFORNIA AND AUSTRALIA TICKETS. PERSONS
wishing to dispose the same hear
ere ~ ell. on Downing AZ tie Agstr.li. nd Cali,
stairs Entrsnceis albany street
psssAeE FOR SAN FRANC SEQ THE SUPERIOR
:hig a. GnEssaoys Rsbsrs oseserousa :, ma. e e.
PASSENGER J.s oAKFuRp, 80 Wal street
NoTIcE.-rBE STEAMSHIP ROANOKE AFTER rnE
a. trip :, ssrasy nil be lad up sr ;hss. i'm. 70 70
's 's"A H GfF rLEAsANrs IS From. street.
FoF MAIL 11sl,. sTFs
.urd,y December 25h a. thrs: o'eeek A. fron pisr
Tss captain wo:s on .srd.y
IT, For speed strength aecemmodation and fare these
4 wheel steausbip STATE or GEoRuI.. capt, !; b.
Ss., G usss s.s NAH y. VII l's S a n
s'oo,s a. " from the wharf above yias speed
:Ss - I SIP + r
Co.. seq Ysri Or sas .rs: M
North H %sssv. /. s.1sSs .as ="
ss. ..n.s s1x S.Ss
Matthew'S will leave pier East liver for ts
above port direct Wednesday December ed 2onioch
r This ship has elegant aoeouncaasns fer passense
Passage IN cabin tsssssrooml. s@
Freight scods 2be par cubic foct Ship
requested supply themselvos wisk the sseasr
~ q l.dng As sther form will be signed Choy @s.
DO had application ~ the css Of Abe agents. AID viii b
sssd ~ once prior TO the day % sailing wnen they Wa
be signed board the Ne freight received sat
positivety bills Of adng signed after = O'clock s
say Of erins freight passage spply board or 10
y. LINCOLN " CO, 30 Pear strpes
AGENTS IN New Orleans Hss>-s. Nsrss rhonss 10. ~
Matches stresA
NEW YORK and ALA BAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ -Tor Mobile, stopping At Havsns--rhs new side
Wheel steamship BLACK WAR; OK, Robert w. sbufedt
rgissd Stses Navy, manfer A regular day Of
sailing fer nscemssr fals Chs.mas day the sais
the Black Warrior will be deferred TIL tho following Nor
day December u At II O'clock precisely from pier foot
Hsrrsen street, North passsso $50 tsher
No~ oreNBs and rsspped rs tue ell liss At " oens
per cubic foot 1853 coasxned " l. Nead 90. hsbnA
viii be forwarded free - oon MISS No fsegt taken
Havana hut epese No fr,'gh. resolved sailing days
Costnyf bills Of ladns he haa ~ 50 .s1au atrssk
SHIPPERS ssne " their bills q lasng u 10 onos ~
misc o'clock ~ Friday sec ~ Passonsers for Hawai-
viii procure passports kt1re lei wing port.
LivISGsT'oN, CRoCHEH0N & CO., ~ broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

CORPORATION NOTIoE.-PUELIC NOP1CE is HERE.
~ by given, that petition hss been presented la The
Board OF Aldermen, for sewer in Leonard street. from
objections thereto requested 10 present. the same
wrstir the engineer 1T this oce before Deo H.
1857. NICHOLAS DEAN, President
Croton Aaueduct Department., Dec. 10, 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

b Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood. Assistant
n'P1E Glrff GssssSnsrs
PETRIFIED Horse AND RIDER.
it has perfected PRESENTING the public
DuRisG THIS cHR,srMAs waEK
including the world crowned
Who ba ten years nded the attention Of the
Crowned Heads Euroh as well the Sovereign People
sitnAns p INCHES HIGH 10 Ins: wsS,snr.
and being Sxr Two nsss Sny may DO seem
commencing at l, o'clock in the MOI ming.
IN tho Lecture Room the brilliant and ,gnihoent spec
te OF 80 we'll known to every lover Of orin
THE FoATY THIEVES
pat forth In the style romance
and also
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
This afternoon. at three o'clock
GknEsAL TOM THUMB
In his various and diver,ing performances.
After which tho comic J SEQ 9 Up.
4l'' '''n''S' G GESE Si.Si TOM THUMB.
aver WHICH, y" TIE aial Forty sssSs'T Thieves
TIE surprising novelty ofa
E.@s HORSE AND aIDEn TURNED TO sroNEl
cave near the volcano OF Chan in Buenos Avres
Ameros may now be seen here at all hours The Indian
rronsous SERPENT connn AROUND THEM,
The aud horse, and been killed poisoned shaft
the desh struggle Tbs whole srfn group reposag for
bundreds II in the undstur bed sotu1e Of damp
the South siosn wilderness has been graduA
sered with limestone aeeretons dripping from the vault
above, and finally, in the course of timo
MONSTER,
celebrated the eviahan alive 10 AIss
curiosity ef the most original aud int resting character
heAd-its graceful evofu IONS
Waiting WATER,
and s other varied Aquatic through At
stated intervals and at the simple command Of lbs keeper
presents
sPECTACIW.
The Living Anacsndas Living Ostrohes, Happy Family
&c. with all the other curl, 81 les to be usual
Adnittance to whole Museum TO the Halls Of Statu
the Picture Gallery the asural History dep
tho CHINESE saloon the Livax animals and the Co.m,
Rooms well the performances in the Lecture
Rotm % cents Chdreu under ten l2H CENTS seats in
first balcony In parquet. l2L cents extra,
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s' TtRT 4 A.,ua q broadway
WILLIAM I5ELIE, HAyrs.
NARTJNnAU, CROSREV 90. SouyhAmptox.

CTEAN BETW ZEN NEW YORK AND aLASGow.-
- The GlAesow Ans Neg York Steamship Comp.ays new
Steamship GLASGOW, a. 1862 tons, 400 horse power
Craig .naer win 81. from d.ssSs on she 18Th Of De
January 18th, at n colo ~ First cabin lssloor
rooms $780, do do {midship DOL SIS second cabin.
GO. Stewards fees included Apply 70
J. AostxON, IS Broadway.
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SQ2 BRoADwAY;-THE NATURAL VENUS AND
cOc Aoon after their return ON Europe where they
have been ,ted by thousands daily and By the nobility
of all nations and have gained the reputation the
plus ult of excellence to be from NJ till 10
NJ Thursdays ba been set apart or the receipt Of
ladies only Admi. sion sntyfve cents Children mot
&C mitted.
LSQuEsTRIAN INSTITUTE SOUTH FOURTH STREET
Il Willil usbsrg Madame Tournisrs's French Troupe
Equesrians will open the above establish mont shs
2fth December. Extra performance Christmas after
commencing at half past two o'clock evening per-
o'clock Frioe Of admission IS cents
1--WE BRYAN GALLERY or CHRISTIAN ARr-CoN.
tAnibg series Painting bv tho most oels
brsted from Guido de Sienne ID. lz2l) down
Eorace Vernet-is for exhibition AZ the Society
Library Rooms from A. N. to p and frs half past
I've half past 3 r. NJ Admission, % cents.
RAsvARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSALEM AND
- the H.ly Land At tho aud ps,ious 10
IN Br adway adjoining the Hotel and
ing PAINTED from autBene DIR wings
made upon spot by Mr. Bar vard during extensive
undertaken expressly r. tse works. Mr.. viii
plain ths paintings personally. Pctnrs moves at IA and
Wednesday Saturday afternoons 81 o'clock. Ad
mission. 81 cents; children, half-prioe.
CARD-BRoADwAY THEArRE.-NINTH PER
"A fsrmsncs Of the grand fairy Opera Of THe PERL or
she En- hsnted Fountsin Wednesday evening
p, for the benefit Of the composer Mr. J. c. kaeder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE "a HERE
- by given 10 the occupants
sail and let improved uniaRrovcd Affected
hereby that the following nts been plsod
yhe Assor and lodged tbe office OF the Bureau Of
for inaton by ali interested viz
setting curb and gutter and grading the sidewalk
flames street. between Chatham and Madison streets
be limits embraced by such Asessnont inelsde all th9
eral houses snd Tote Of vacant lots pieces and
cels Of land situated both sides Of JAules street be-
Chstha and hAdison streets tss southerly side
ChAthsm street street Hos iT TO III and tho north
rly side OF Madison strses % Get Nos 81 All
whose interests affected the named
meats And who opposed the or e,asr Of them
TO present their In wrtrs 10 she
nndersgned 81 their oos No. Hall Of Records within
shiyty AAys from the date " this notice.
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. J
FRANCIS NICHOLSON Assscsscrs.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH,
Once Bureau ofAsssssmenta Street Department Decsn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

d. .N.H IU hAYkk-SEGONO hIME.-TNA roll
i owing shipa win leave navrs Ahs issh. and New
From Now xsvk. from Hsyrs
1880 tcns burtAen, } May luna 10
Alouxo folla mAsteY,f Sept.l OCT. 10
Ship 1T. NICHOLAS } Feb. krsbN
loo IONS barthen, J Junel July
John Brssaon, msstoe. } Oot Nov. 10
New chip MERCURY. } Mar. April 10
l.aua tons hurthen. J July Aug 10
e D. Coma, master Nov.l Dec. 10
Ship WILLIAM TELL 4 Apr. MAJ ID
Qnevj i,0 tons burthep J Aug. Eept 10
James Tunck master. J Dec. Jan. 10
They al fret olAss York bult Seips prsvidee
xh ALI requisite articles for the oofors and convenience
Of pAsseasers sod oonnsndcs BY ~ experiences IL
liquors Goods 70 sbs Subscribers yill be Tor
wsrdsi ree from charges bu thore actually nourret
BOYD & HINcKEs, Asenss iss Pearl stree.
IN Company.--The Unites ss.tss mail sseaners, tbs
FRANKLIN, J. A Toston, oonrnareer and ths HUN
SOLpt D. Lines commander will leave Nov York. Hsvrs
srd southsmrscr soy shs ysss Nsss an Via following
Says
annbeidt sasdsy, ssps. y aaarseids. wsddss. Dot. q
franklin, Oct rs Franklin, I" Nov II
Humboldt I" Nov. W Humboldt Doc. n
Frankliu, I" Dec 18 srEablin. gsn.i1H
These sssaasrs built syprosss fs so7etnsns services
sSTenssh sontort by vessels sAoat Their
nodstions Of kinds
Stopping ~ Southampton both going And resurains phey
ose passengers proceeding london advantages over
pglee Of passage from New York " Southampton sv
sroG Mavre or Southampton 70 New York Tess
no passAsa seonrsd until pd fsy A. sspssnsas ssSssas
hoard.
fi stts4 Il s.f As,.a BROADWAY,
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CoRPO RATION EoTdCE.-PUBLiC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the owner ovner oocuaans or
,upants of all houses and lots improved unipprove2
ds affected the following have
completed by she Assessors and in the office
Of the Bureau OF for by all persons
Interested yiEFor tagging the westerly sidewalk OF Geu
street. from Division to Henry street The hms
BY such include all the several houses
and lets ground vaeaa ots pieces and parcels OF land
situated the westerly side OF SER between
Henry and Division srsets All Perons whose intsrests
Affected by abe above named assessments and who
opposed 10 tho either Of lucsted TO
their objections In writing No the undersgnod at thor
,Gce No. Hall OF Records within thirty days tom tho
tase Of tais Retios
SAMUEL H. DE MOTT
FRANCIS NICnohSoN,t Assessors.
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
ofce Bureau OF Assessments Street Department Decem
18th, 1852
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

nR JOHN SON, NO. 10 DUANE STREEr, 80 VIII
~ known for the lass twenty the most
cessfl in Now may be consulted assae
private all disease which
Tbt Sc medical pretcndes may ra1
havf th,r treated by Physician n experiences
nR. BERONs PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE, OWN
~ the drug store COG Broadway Of Houston
where he thousands Of annually Charges
derate and guaranteed Hours fren aha
O'clock A. n to twelve n. and from six till
ming.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-12-20

CTRAMsHIP AFRICA WILL DISCHARGE ON TUES
- day, Hst December Consgnees will please to send
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D. ENa 10 HAYRE-sEGoNO LikE.-rUA roll
i owing Bhipa viii leave davrs ths l5sh. and New
Yof shs lgt cf each month
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$500 sEwARD,-JErTsIEs AsrIDors, 4 srl.

DOUV oifc mixture. IL makes speedy cure without
the least rsstrtsn Of diet drink exposure ohans
application to business Tho proprietor challenges snxa
onse which the xsurs will not under tho forfets
of five hundred dollars Further the disease
contracted dose Of the mixture whom expossl
1t IL put up In bottles, with full directions 81 0ua
bstte lasts wesk-mspy cured In days Fer ~
by q. ii. RING, Igz Broadway; tO6 BsyArd street.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
The Wing Press Against Scott.

The Herald Of the Union, edited by the Rev. Ch Ed
Lester, Consul to Genoa, under Harrison, says:
"The nomination Of Gen. Scott by the Wing Conyen.
ton at Baltimore, was the most fragrant insult
offered 10 the public opinion Of a civilized nation.
Throughout the United States among all honorable and
modification has been expressed. No intelligent man
doubts that the Wing party has ceased exist Its life
has been terminated by act Of suicide contemplate
undeseryng OF public commsseration. that the best
friends Of the deceased will even rejoice in witnessing
the funeral obsequies. II is doubt true that COM
place men, whose vision not strong enough to
see the eagle in his flight have tried to check the grand
eur oil his soaring, and they have pretended that Web
ster did not possess the elements Of popularity With
out exception those who pretend be his friends hay
ing pleaded in for the nomination of his peacock
rival, that Mr.. Webster was not available candidate
although they have lost occasion of assuring their
friends and the public that they would have infinitely
preferred him to any Of his rivals The sincerity of this
mode OF talking the public have already had sufficient
opportunity TO Judge Of. Mr. Webster's whole career
it has not drawn out many hurrahs some other
mems, has shown that he has deeper Judgment in the
confidence Of the nation than any other Of his party
What confidence these wings have in their Aide
cency party when they don't dare to nominate the great
the shines upon They the gutter argu
ment and like the dog in the fable they lose the meat
and the shadow. TOO, for they put mp who has
never had claim TO the office, and never wl-Gen.
Scotland then hurra for Chapultepec.
It ought not to entitle to become President of
the United States because he happens to have won vic.
tories with the aid Of the best educated and most en-
lghtened legioas that followed conqueror's ban.
In the palmiest days Of his power Napoleon never
marshalled such soldiers. He had more men he had
more cannon be had prestige that was almost omni
potent; bat never in three hours did he work among
his enemies such ruin, was worked not by Gen
Scott but by his -ctzenseach fred with the
precision Of Kentucky sportsman-each one of whom
shot with the intelligence of educated man. and the
patriotism Of one who loves his country Strip Gen.
Scott Of all his fustan and hdmbug, and then hunt for
his claims the Presidency. e-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

We understand that certain wooden nutmeg veudel
Of pills, a recent importation from the land Of blue
lights, at great trouble and expense, had prepared
Transparency to be paraded through the streets of Ind
annapolis which was painted Capt Cain and the Ed
tor Of the Sentinel. But the transparency was moi
brought out Wiser eounsels prevailed. We hope ouI
Democratic friends will not refaiate.
1t is due the respectable portion OF the Wing party
to say that the efficiency of this wooden nutmeg gen.
tleman did their appreciation He was rebuke1
by the old and respectable members of the party So
far as the Editor Of the Sentinel concerned this new
Hedged importation of Whiggery, may paint him from
the time he entered Indiana with his shoulder
up to this present moment He will not be the least
annoyed He has often painted Whiggery, and if Gsd
spares his life he will continue to do sol and they in
turn may paint him their hearts content. So far
hey have not made it very profitable business
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Getting Ashamed.

The attack of the Wing party and press on the mill
tary services Of Gen. Perce-ther charges Of coward
ice &ohas brought to his defence several officers oil
the regular army, by whom he was universally be-
loved as gallant soldier and high toned gentleman
Among them we noticed loHg communication from
Major Winshp, Of the old ine in which he does full and
ample justice the skill and bravery of General Pierce
on the fold Of battle well bis talents states
and his patriotism American citizen. The
Wing press, evidently finding that the "faintin9'
story Is reactng and check the force of this
the New York Evening Journal, of the most able
and sagacous Wing papers in the Union publishes the
official reports with the following remarks, which
commend to the groaning antng Wings Of this vicinity
GEN. PIERCE'S MILITARY CAREER
In publishing the of General PIerce's partic
patton in the Mexican War, which we give in another
column actuated by desire either ridcule
the Democratic candidates msfortunes disparage
his courage. We hold such personalities in political
contest 70 be unwse ungenerous and unworthy spe-
oiss Of warfare We do doubt that his injuries
really the Of his ainting that his absence could
be satisfactorily accounted for that his courage deserves
impeachment and that had unfortunate eircum-
stances prevented he would have taken a gallant and
honorable part ia the various actions His volunteering
20 90 TO Mexico is evidence Of it.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

- Gen. scotts administration Of the civil govern
ment Of Mexico after the conquest of the country by
the power of his arms, does appear to us to be
dwet at sufficient length and with sufficient empha.
SIS for certainly consider that administration as il
Is considered By all who familiar with its history
and as It will be considered By posterity, Of the
greatest and noblest instances on record Of prudent
wise, energetic and successful craftsmanship
sfIIs Journal.
Among other evidences Of the wisdom Of Gen. Scott.
administration Of the civil affairs Of the city Of Mexico
Major Ripley In his history Of the Mexican War state,
that the door thrownopen TO gambling and license,
were granted, at the rate of one thousand dollars
month for one set Of tables, and that ofcers and sol
diers in great numbers attendants the different
bells which varied degree much the talents and
eapitslists Of their keepers"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05
Democratic State Ticket.

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Of Parke County.
FoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
AsHBEL P. WILLARD of Floyd County.
FOR SEQ 3ETARY OF STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County.
FoR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN P. DUNN, OF Perry County.
FoR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, OF Washington County
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM Z. STUART. Of Cass County,
ANDREW DAWSON, of Decatur County,
SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County,
ADDISON L. ROACHE, of Parke County.
roR REPORTER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE E. CARTER, Of Montgomery County.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County.
FoR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
VIM c. LARRABEE, of Putnam County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

C-The naturaized citizens everywhere are turning
from the devices Of shan Democracy, and will
large vote for Scott the representative of principles
most favorable to their interests.-Wdsh. Republic.
The principles in his Reed letter and the
Americas" paper The total exclusion Of all foreigners
from all participation in the affairs of government, ex-
oePt earned BY years service in the army navy
Gen Scott enorces these principles by the following
marks, which copy from the "Americus" correspond.
snce:
I'VE think we are liberal enough, when in providing
for America leave the door Of admission open the
children Of foreigners abroad, who may hereafter
be born here without allowing their fathers and
help to govern rs. We, who alone have any right TO
think the subject, claim that best govern
selves and the better such in the meantime,
much the better for the foreigners who may hereafter
among and for their American born children
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-05

D-Ths Transparency intended to represent Gen
Scots views on naivism the Journal says was gotten
up by the German Democrats and then proceeds to say
How far it may be in good taste for those who have
been but few years in the county and who cannot YET
speak language, thus libel one whose blood has
been spilled defence Of that country, we leave TO the
Judgment Of Others That any possessing the spirit
of true American should join in such an exhibition
seems rather strange-and especially so, that the
Governor Of State should give it his countenance."
Here whiggery sticks out. The ignorant Dutch that
can't speak plain must be silent. II it dare say So
the Journal world add that they have right to vote
especially if they vote the Democratic ticket But
thank Heaven, Gen Scott is not yet President They
are not yet DISTINGUISHED They have right to speak,
and act, and vote. Gov. Wright loahes and desPises
the anti Republican, Native American doctrines promul
gated by Gen. Scott and intends to speak learlessy and
independently 10 opposition to them Where Ger
man comes this country and renounces allegiance to
the Government under which he was born, he Is an
American citizen, and has the same right speak that
John D. Defrees has