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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-21

THOROUGH to SAN FRANClSCO:-
u Nev-Yo,k and San Francisco Steamship Line -Ths
new steam,hip UNITED STATES, 800 tuns burden,
Charles c. Perry commander viii take her dsBsTas oI
CharIes on FRIDAY, z6th March next, at FM, con-
nsci;ns A. Panama with the new double-ensne steamship
WINFIELD SCOTT aoo .ua. burden Rsnnsy S q a..
Trsnc,co on the 10Th Of April ensuing These vessel:
speed and safety are not x any On . s1
Easel Xpply 20 DAVIS BROOKS CO..
General A gents, 20 Beayer-ui New. YORK
7ftM% JONES JOHNSTON. ~ Wall st.
NOR SAN FRANCISCO - Dispatch
III Lire-ship MICHAEL ANGELO. q Pier D East
River Shippers will please hand in Their balls OF iAaing
for sirrature as none be signed after the ship SAILS
few passeureu car IN first cabin at SOC and
s.cord calm at AGO Ase Of very light freiga
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nISSOLUTION of COPARTNER.
DsHIP The Coparnership heretofore existing under
the firm Of WALKER & FROMENT. IL this day dis
solved BY mutua consent. W. II. WALKER
MARS fROMENT.
New-YoYk Feb IS, 1852
The business will be continued and the affairs Of the late
firm will be settled, by ". H. WALKER. 2ofTs
dissolution. - The copartnership
heretofore existing between tine subscribers under
the firm of WORAM HAU0HWOUT. il tins day ais
solved by mutual consent Either partner will attend 70
the unsettled business Of the York, Febs
1859. WILLIAM WOMAN
LIMITED PARTNERsHIP-Notice 10 hereby given
that the undersigned according the provisions OF the
Revised Statutes Of the State of NewYOrk have formed
limited and that the name or rm under which
such partnership Is TO be conducted II HAUGHWOUrS
DALEY and that the general nature of the business n
tended to be transacted 10 the Importing, Buying Decs
rating Dealip in and Selling Of China Glass Lamps Ga!
Fixtures, Gas Pipes and other House FURNISHING and
Far CIV Goods that the names OF the general partners IN
terested therein are EDER V. HAUGHWOUT and
WILLIAM l. =. DAILEY and that the name OF the
SPECIAL partner interested is WILLIAM WORAM; and
thar Eder " Haughwout William + DALEY. and Wn.
Woram respect fully reside in the City Of New York and
State of York that the amount Of the capital which
the said special partner William Woram has contributed
the stock thirty thousand dollars and that
said partnership to commence the second day OF Feb
ruary 1852 and 10 to terminate the second day OF Feb
ruary, J857-EewYork, Feb. 2. 1852
'' WILLIAM WORAM,
EDER v. HAUGHWOUT,
3f6w WILLIAM i. r. DALEY .
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Il MA via the Straits Of Magellan and Panama BY the
MAG uifcent double engine steamship REINDEER,
l0o burden, Capt D. l.. WILCOX wkch will sad from
Eew-York for the above ports on THURSDAY, the LIST
California trade coppered and copper fastened and
expected to make the shortest made to Cali
foTna Passengers by will avoid all the de-
lay sick ness and great expense Of crossing the Ihnus
Only limited number will be taken. No berths secured
TIL paid for. For freight or tickets apply TO
JOHN HALL, Agent.
lH6ts Crooks Hotel, No. 1876 Washington st., N. Y.
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MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE
WI COMPANY
Office NJ, 1s S4 b1aadHay ss osiss1 Of
This Company having its Capital all paa In. Is nov
ready to risks on bading' merchandise and property
generally. -
x sss.ss VIM RS%i'' T% sss
SSs s Ms John k AHH
Jane: ssSss$ iss SSsH: X:s ssss
i.Tt' k ssss'.' ss%a: t sa;..., s Si:ss:ss
6sei' SSan P as: s.1 4 s' gsSs
JAMES WRIGHT, President.
JOHN BAKER Secretary. " 3mrurhsS'
T IFE INSURANCE.-National Loan
IL Fund Life Assurance Society Of Londo. Genera
Agents Office, No Grand st., Jersey Gyms above
resident in the United States and on CaoTns sad
e T:sSs sssis
NATIONAL LOAN FUND LIFE
~ ASSURANCE SOCIETY of London-General
agents 9s NS I.'y .s.S on ps:
mum for residence in FT.ncscc per cent for gen.
eral license 70 travel in Upper California
Medical Examiners in aepdspc sn Ssly fFUR
Oe 'ss !, P NJ j. LEANphGS e Sran Agent.
r ORRILLARD FIRE INSURANCE
IL COMPANY Capital oO,oOo-OAice No. 60 Cham
Der, st adjoining Stewards This Company having
ali the capital paid in are applications
for insurance on Warehouses Dwellngs Merchandise,
Household Furniture, Vessels In port &c &C, az anst
loss damage BY fire
CONS v Andersen, David morrison, John r. Duforo"'
Naih1 p Bailey, Adam Peniz, ynhn A hanis'
Jas d Benedict, John J. Senei, Eli Kelley,
samuel Bel, Nahum Sullivan Morgan mSrs IL,
VIM. g. DYke. William Adams And u N9 es.
Simeon d. aper. Thos. N beare, Aneuee =; 7 As>
Theob. c. Jung, Wyfn BLACKSTONE " ASH. oni.r
Zophsr n u.s. Ezra r DAVIS, John Aoa inoAA''
Thomas Thomas. -
CORNELIUS v. ANDERSON. PreHoen'
WASHINGTON SMITH, Vice PresdehI
CARLISLE NORWOOD Secretary.
JOHN GoGER. Jr., Surveyor -.
Application for insurance IN this Company VIII gs "
=. 'e" - NV ~ - " - l9fim
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1s,;seeIIaneons advertisements.
COREIGN PATENT OFFICE.-The

subscriber baviEg branches Of his esabllshmens IN
he prncpa cities of Europe, London. Paris Madrid
Bussels Venice, &c. for the purpose Of uansacDg Pa
eut enabled to secure Letters Patent abroad
for inventions and 10 have them delivered here
or in London about nefourth of the time and at one.
uTh Of the expense which oud be required By special
nents JOSEPH p. PRISON,
sslicilor Of American and Forei!n PatentS, r
Imnk4tW No 5Wall-se., NeW-I6k
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Umpire CITY LINE.-THROUGH

IL TICKETS for SAN FRANCISCO, via CHAGRES
dnect-The new and splendid Steamship SIERRA NE
mery ofhe steamship Empire City will cave oChasres
direct. WEDNESDAY. March ~, at O'Clock from
favorite steamship NEW ORLEANS. For freight pas
sage, apply to J. W. RAYMOND, Agent Nc. 81 Broad
vay 2Of mil
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ARTIFICIAL LEECHES-ALEX-

4 RTIFICIAL LEECHES ALEX
N ANDERS PATENT-No. l3l Fulton st., (neIt TO
Herald Office )-Thsse superior Artificial Leeches are
where the difficulty of procuring the common Leech reo-
ders instruments invaluabis but also IN the ciss
thev are greatly the obnoxious reptiles for
their efficacy and economy the cost OF one
ON the old system than that Of box OF
these which are always hand and last fer many years
In proof Of their superiority W: have reports and ts;mo
RuTope and America and of eminent physicians, which
nsv bs seen At the Office No. 13l Fuon-st. j27 Inn
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INDEPENDENT LINE for CALF
Il FoRNIA.-oPPOsITIoN TO THE OLD MoNOP.
OILY AT REDUCED BATES OF TA tTu Eras ns sco
tSDs burden with accommodations os 700 ana
upuyaled speed having been thoroughly overhaulsd,
enlarged and improved Will sail for Chasss
and San Juan on THURSDAY, FEB Is, At o'clock. r N
rsnnrsS rate, anpiy 10 f. MILLS, Agent,
,of .oe No 81 Courtlandt-st.
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VI Agent, No Nassau. near Wall st, from IL to
M-Rssidence No. 90 Stanton st.-Stores Dwellings,
and Lots rented leased Rents collected and guaran
teed desired Repairs superntended, Insurance, Taxes
and Auessne nts attended to without extra charge.
Rsterenees-Hon. Hamilton Fish. u g. Senate Jos r.
Taylor, Esq. Controller, Messrs NJ & w. Livingston,
Messrs Edward Walker l. Sons, NewYork City. l8f If
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.
Passenger, roirg By this ship VIII after the fsf day Of
February, be permitted TO 60 board. and viii be nee
u ON extente uuh they arr,e al San Francisco.
The proprietor Of this ship conds expects 10 from
port to port In 80 days. she will take any Freight
ee tnal lots for passenger IL VII be thai
ali ships gong from here have been very heavily ladsnsd
which = axes vnt IfeIesce IN their sailing time
Another vessel viii follow ths about the th Of March
iof6tDkltWs w. -
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Az TONS CHINA CLAY in store and
III for sale by JAS. 7. DERRICKsONk CO.,
If Ne les Fulton-st.
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NOR SAN F'KANCISCU~PasSa only
fastened and newly coppsred ship COLUMBIA, Captain
Jacob Pike having her between deck, neatly ntsd vii,
sucisnt freight ballast her, which now actually en-
gagged Every comfort paid to the attention Of PASSENGER
I%S sc JOHN OGDEN, No. ll6wau-st. 4
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NOR ALIFORNIA.-THE ONLY
u THROUGH LINE.-Ihe splendid new steamship
WILLIAM PENN viii positively sad for CHAGRES and
taking through tickets sy this steamer VIII be ain
20 through without delay. For passage apply TO
PALMER CO, No so Broadway, or
IF tMk2 B. 8. HAIGHT, No. Battery place.
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NOTICE.-We have this day made
general assignment of all effects Of every kind
whatever to David Barrie and William Martin c
MOULTON, Barker HELLER
New York. Feb. a. 1852,
Notice Of the above mentioned assignment II here
b. given and that all debts claims and demands due or
owing the late firm of Moutop Barker Hefer are to
b made to rs or to our order. DAVID sAkkEhx
WILLIAM X. MARTIN.
New York Feb 1852 Office No ~ Pine street. l7ft1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03

slider this motion Ms n virtual abandonment of
the enterprise. rs those cnrnrrd IN II will find
the rrsponse from the rnun,rv "ind, Gni,elv
postponed" The country Wh,Gs repudiate j,
thew have too much n,clhroure To- abandon
thor pr,ucinlcs. and to, ,,prh .on.c ,o bo led
Nv OK clerical fools. ar ,n boc,,o fine dunes ol'
boilers and Iocofocos. There is no use to ar
gie the case with the parsons. They are will
fully pcryerse. They pre,eud TO believe that
Mr.. Webster can be elected that there IS some
heavy weight restinr upon the nccls of the
people that has onl, to br romovcd = hen nj
once they will come ont for MIR. Wei ster.-
/ They are the men who Drr TO remove this
weight to- let the bond 90 free and TO ol en- the
| mouths of the political dummies rhtv live
! in n world of their own; thew the only living.
active beings on il. The resi- of mankind are
dumb under the spell Of an cnchunter. We
advise kinball TO have thqm dramriizca We
doub, whether the "Arabian NIGHTS" has S,o-
nv so full of ludicrous iolly Ms the story NIGHTLY
acted by the parsons.
But for the information Of friends at dis
lance, who are not acquainted with the three
parsons, and who Judge of what is going on in
Boston by the maupi6ed report which reach
them bv telepraph and by interested local chan
neIs. we say, have no fear for Massachusetts :
waste not a thought upon the toles which are
enacted here by few men, The Wings Of
Massachusetts will pivc the vote of this State
TO SCOTT and GRAHAM BY AT least 20 600 plu.
rality. We believe the Whip ticket will lave
a larger plurality than this. Last wear the
Wing plurality was about % GOO. A plurality
vote chooses Presidential Electors, though 1t
requires majority to elect a Governor. We
do not believe it is in the power IF the szalers
to cast over five thousand votes, should they
surccod in r,akinr an Ele,torinl tirknt We
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
G E N. G 0 T I,
Approved by the Wing Ma
fiNnal COmmIllcG.

The Campaign Life OF Gen. Scott, with Is
illustrations Of the most eventful scenes OF his
ilustrous career, including the battles of Chip
pewa, Lundy's Lane, Cerro Gordo, Con'reras'
Chspul,epec, &C., with his protection OF the
irish prisoners in Canada, &c, &c.-a large
handsome pamphlet of 80 pages on fine paper
paper-is for sale a, the FREE PRESS OFFICE.
Price 90 pc, hundred, 30 cents per dozen' .
cents single.
Also, "yHY 7 AM A WING" by HORACE
GREELEY, is received and win be afforded for
$40 per Thousand. 81 la per hundred, or
cents single. Also, Hon. JAMES MEACH-
ANS SPEECH ON THE TARIFF, pro-
rounced in the House OF Representatives, June
9h and 10th 1859.
Wings Of ChiHenden County! elmo together
send in your orders, circulate the documents, ond
hu, lend ", your actire cooperation.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
TON FREE PRESS FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 3. 1852

on the subjects embrac I'd in til IN Good faith
and honor, therefore, require that, after such
acceptance on my pnrt, shall not sanction the
use Of my name on any other ticket.
But, Secondly understand that your obJec-
ton to Gen. SCoTT consists mainly IN an APP
prehenslon that he will not do Justice to the
South, by friendly adherence to the Com
promise ct 1850 On that point have this
statement to make arrived in Washington,
upon the invitation of President FILLMorr to
the Navy Department, on the last day OF July,
1850 On that day, the "Omnibus" bill, so call
ed, reported by Mr.. CAY from the Committee OF
Thirteen, was rejected and the whole subject OF
dispute was thrown open tor agitation anew
| found General Scott acting as Secretary at
War; in which situation be continued for scve-
raj weeks and happening to take lodgings at
the same hotel, was in daily and intimate In
tcrcourse tn him from that time until the con
summation of the Compromise by the passage
Of its various provisions, in separate bills Nc
one, IN my sphere OF acquaintance. fclt more
deeply the Importance OF the crisis. none eXhlb
tied more zeal in behalf Of these measures, by
arguments and persuasion among his friends
and none reloiced more heartily when 1t was
supposed all danger was averted by their tina
passage than did he. Such was his conduct
"UlIe lIlt CONTEST Tdpcu, anu " WIS uouo'ul VI
which side victory would incline, III Congress
or In the Country. II others, who, seeing thu
subject in different light, at that time oppos
ed this adjustment, or looked upon 1t with dis
| favor or indifference, have since brought thel
! minds to sanction or acquescc IN 1t, 1t Is caus'
! for congratulallon but history viii not per
| form her office if she fails to enumerale Gen
Scott among the iirmest friends of this nationa
| pacicution in It's hour of trial. ], at least
cannot consent, by my silence, to scemlngl
| approve the discrimination mace by you to III
prejudice, on national question where he wa
equall2 Jealous with myself. and more lntluen
| tlai and | know no safer criterion Tor the tu
ture observance of the compromise, than I'll
decisive and manly part taken IN Its enactment
TO avoid all cavll or MISREPRESENTATION, II ado
that fully approaching the great talents an
services of Mr.. WEB,TEs, no one would hay
accorded 10 HIM more Jealous support tina
myself, had he been the nominee OF the Cor
| vention.
THANKING you for the kindness and cont
dence manifested towards me, ! am, very IT
Spectfuly, Your oh'dt scr'vt,
WIN. A. GRAHAM.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Wings of Chittenden County !!

Do you intend to permit any portion Of Your
ticket to be defeated at the approaching cleo
ton, BY dishonest, corrupt and unprnciP!ed
Bargaining ard truck-and decker on the part OF
few wire-pullers of the Locofoco and Free
Soil parties? This is precisely !the question
we wish you to answer on the first Tuesday Of
September, If by any means, however foul,
portion of your ticket can be defeated, it will,
trumpetcd abroad as, thus far, Pierce and
King triumph, to the disgrace Of those Free
Sellers" who aided in bringing about such re-
salt, and to the strengthening of your enemies.
For the last three months, as is pretty well
luown, there have been repeated efforts made,
IN Darlington, Richmond, and doubtless else
where, to effect coalition Of political elements
that are naturally as incapable of mixing as oil
and water. hen it was found there were too
many honorable and consistent men in both the
Locofoco and Free Soil County Conventions,
at the time of their regular meeting, some
weeks ago, n, Richmond, to allow coalition
TO be made, then commenced the dirty and
contemplate game of intrigue and buying and
selling between certain Of the self>constituted
leaders, and
There was mounting mong the Grah0ms OF the
Ntiherby clan,
Fosters Frnwlcks and Musgraves, they rode and
they ron,"
10 devise some party scheme, some trick or
deviltry by which 10 defeat many as posi-
ble Of the Wig nominees Secret caucuscs
eahals, back-ofice clques, composed Of men
who ought to have principle enough to have
been ashamed to look each other in the face
whSle concocslng their plans, have been held
with more or less success and it has got Sc
that when French and Mason are seen sneak
ing about our streets it may be calculated witt
considerable certainty that they wall soon be II
close communion with the wire-pulers of tn
democratic party, and sitting with all tn
gravity of sick hens on a nest of mixed frc
soil and locofoco eggs. in the hope of hatchn
some obscene bird OF prey to pick out the eye
of Wing!
Just think Of Pierce Locosocos and Hal
free-soiers engaged in a truck-and- dcker ft
office The proceeding involves the mo
entire and bareflced abandonment of both p,
iltical principle and self-respect than can |
imagined 1t is merely base and unprinc
Piled trade in politics. When the Wings el
gage in such an operation we hope they will
uniformly defeated. II is complete ADM
sion that rRIScIPLEs. are nothing, OFFICE ever
thing
But let us descend to particulars. Our ba
gaining opponents began by agreeing to su
tam as Judge of Probate, WIZ II, FRErcH,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03

disposed to meet me on friendly terms, that DIS
posIIon will not be met by any other than a
correspondent feeling on my part.
! have the honor to be, sir,
Your most ohcdicnt scrv,n'.
ANDREW JACKSON.
GEN w. Sco1r
A reconciliation followed and for this there
are papers that charge General Scott with
co,curdice, We do not think that after this
statement Of the facts. defence would be dec.
orus 10 the intelligence Of our readers Tho
Louisville journal very pertlnenty remarks, that
no one doubts the courage Of either of them tc
fight duel if he chose to, or to refuse to fgh
lfhe did not choose to.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
The Webster Movement.


he movement TO nominate Mr.. WEBSTER
for President, MS an independent candidate
(which with singular indelcacy originated in
State Street, Bos'onJ is becoming quite az RI
dlculoos and discrcdtable to that distinguished
gentleman as his blttcrcst enemies could wish
The longer he allows 1t, by his silence, to seem
TO have the sanction of hi> name, the longer It
will require to restore him 10 The elevated po-
sition he has occupied IN the country. We
thank God that WILLIAM a. GRAHAM, the
WING nominee for Vice President, promptly
refuses to run upon the Webster ticket. He
is man, Wing, a gentleman aud patriot,
every inch of him lie scorns any political
association except that ,chich the Wing Nation
al Convention OF Blltlmore assigned to hun
lie would not consent to run on Webster dis
organizing ticket any sooner than he would
consent to run on ticket with Frank Pierce.
Mr. GRAHAM is a v MIG, and nothing else "a
protective Tariff, lntcrn1 improvement Wing,
and as such will receive the electoral vote of
Vermont. His opinion as to the "tinahty" of
the Compromise Measures, we care nothing
about, because be knows, MS well as every
body else knows, that no hnrS Of Congress are
"inalities" any way, and that no National
Convention, Wing or Democratic, can make
them So We never wish to quarreI about non
essentials.
Tho following is the admirable letter Of Mr.
GRAHKN, and We are mortified that il was no
preceded by similar letter from DAnIEL WEE
STIR, who, SIN the dark and troubled nrh
knows no star t" gn1dc MS but ,h7t the Whll
party" We can wait utle longer" howev
er, for Mr.. WEBsTEB--though he must "speaI
or die"
IIuIsBoHouGH, Tuesday, Aug. 81, 1852
Thomas Loring, Esp.
Editor Of The Wilmington Commcr,ia
!, Sin: have not seen a recent number {
your pap r, but learn, through the Raleigh Rcg
ister and llillsborough Recordrr, that YOU hay
placed at the head Of your columns the namc
of Hon. DANIEI. WEBsTER, for President, wit
? mine for Vice President. Whilst am graf,
T fully sensible of the compliment you design
myself by this course, and do not doubt vol
disposlton 10 deal with the CIT re subject in
= spirit Of canGor, deem It proper to declar
publicly, that 1t does not meet my aprrobatio
j. 10 this am impelled by two consideration
= Frs. General ScoTr was regularly al
unanimously nominated as the Wing candida
for the Presidency, by the Convention whi'
! assembled at Baltimore, after a declaration
= principles which, believe, meets the appIoS
ton OF the country. BY the same body ] wa
in a like manner, nominated for the Vice Pre-
= idency. Both of these candidates have acce
! ted the nominations, with the principles decla
a Ell o. the Cony ent1n as th6 rule OF Their 4ctit
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03

Rn' few days remain for effort, WORK
and you will triumph! Let us have a full
Ming vote, on Tuesday next, and we shall
1chieve u full Wing Victory. Az a friend
writes rs from Huntington, ",bc free soilcrs
are so dIsheartcned that they can scarcely mise
a trot.' Let rs help get them into "trot" for
the sources Of Salt River!
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-03
Intercstin. correspondence,

The following letters w"rc written more than
thirteen years ago, before Gen. SCUTT had been
seriously talked of as Il candidate toy The Pres
dcncy. The S,gncrs are among our most eu
nent citizens of all parties. most Of them s,iii
alive. VIII our cl'Izens compare them with
what is no,c said of Gen. Scott by the Political
associates of some of the ,lEucr.s
Ntw Yort, April !. lS1G.
SIR Your friends and GLOW cItlz II, Of New
York have learned with unrelgncd 2ratlica,lon
the result Of your glouons efforts to avert, N a
manner equally honor1b 10 ruth putc,. oc-
currenccs winch menlCrd Collision tlot would
have been deprecated by the whole civilized
world, between two great nation, connected 10y
every tie that can bud together aiud:cI PEG.
pie.
What YOU have accomplished ID q recent
p,mlfCGiiUH on our eastern frontier i, however.
SIR, only what a know,odg"ot Your Previous Ct
reer could not have tAicd Ia uiucc rs to anll.
clpate. is Tie hcro Of tbYpew1 yo,,y npmr has
been for more Nun qu',icr oi It c,HilyY, huGi
inr 10 the Whoie .ih,ricnH prop &, 0Rd Is. N be
mlHdS Of the rISiug gCn'rdiJOH, GSSJcid;ei lrh
/ he most memorable frcniS Of their coujtlq's his
! tory; while IN the various contests wui,n II I'm.
been your duty to carry on against savage foes
we have ever found the talent and energy t.
Ipaud, which were SO conspicuous when en-
ployed against the veterans of Europe.
But if general, who WINS laureiS on Inc field
Of battle, IN the vindlcailon of natlon's honor
be entitled to onr grateful rcco' icctrons. how
much more deserving of them mus, he be. hy
,rhoSe prudence md riSdom the necessity OF a
r course to arms Is ayercd2 Without arnir
a ivertInu to transactions now present TO III,
minds of all, IN YOU we recognize he rcDubli.
can con,nun}cr ,rLo iLoU,rb ,n ,r,y, ,f ,,,,,,,,i