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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-17
SUPRFMB COURT-Coun,y Of KIM,

SUPREME COURT-Coun,y of Kings.
~ John c. Provost and Peter C. Provost against
Ehzabe,h DcgTaw. George Res. AAu Elza Rex. Ellen
Louisa Deg'aw. Vim IL Degaw, Charles Henry Degrsw
AID Mary rrancss Dsgrsw -Summonl for relief To
GEORGE RFX. ANN krIZA REX and WILLIAM H.
D. GkAW: You are hereby summoned and required to
answer he conn 'ant 10 this sci ion Of Which copy IL
herewith served upon you sgd % a COPY % yosr
sn,we 70 the sad Dplsnt the subscriber, at his
Office, No 1907 SKY nnr Wall IT IN the city of New.
lorE within twenty days aztec the service hereof
Of the DAY Of such service; and # you all answer the
sad comp aint within the time aforesaid The psaatfs IN
his vii apply the Court fr the relief de-
handed IN the complaint ID / "a Jan. H. le51
GEORGE J. CORNELL Plaintiffs Attorney,
No 60 Va / s.. Ne y York.
The c0mpai in this fled IN the Clerks
Office OF the County Of KIngs the tIh day January
tighfe.n huaGred and ffty- two.
icr Law CIV GEO J. CORNELL.
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SUPREME COURT. Kings County,

- Jsn - Gauns and James r. Dsrrcksen. against Alex
sncet haaet Summons ~ orey Gem and contract
lie ALtAANDkR RIDDELL: You are hereby su--
monsa snd inqursd 70 sn'wer the conDla'ns ~ tss
ecten when ~as hled IN he ofce < Of kipes
County, or the sh DAY OF January IS51 aud TO ssryeA
copy 81 !out answer 10 the sad Complaint on the sub
scree's a. Their office No 10 South 7ih st 10 he City OF
Whlsm,burgh, Kings County within twenty dsys afsr
the serves hereof exclusive OF the dsy a ssvice
ana sou tsl 9 srswet the said complaint within the
msnt sganst for the Of huadfed aat s~sa,
i've deiaTs aud twelve cents, with inter the
osy a August, thousand eight hundred and forty
eight des the cost Of this acioD Dated Jan. "a
s. NJ d. L. MHEKER PLAINTIFF Altorns,s
ie7 lagi ~
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&UPREME COUkT. Kinos Connty.-

~ mathew hscy against Alexander Ride -
lsIpn NJ for nosey demand on ecattsc,h To ALEX-
AMBER kLDDELL You are hereby summoned sad
CURED the PLAIN IN tbs ssuon. ~hlca
a. the Office Of the Clerk Of knss County. tao
2s.h dsy OF January. 1851 and TO Of
tie sad COMPLIANT en- the subscribers. AZ her
ofcs Buniber 10 South III S. N the cry OF Williams
tpsh Kngs Cnup j. Thin twenty days after the sev &c
hereof exclusive Ct The DAY Of such service aad uyus
f the SAID clnPain within the time sforesad.
plaintiff this sc'ien VII, take Jagmeht against yea
fer the II slIyeight dol forty cents. With
interest from the All day Il Aug 80 one ,hoassad eight
hus died aid forty egat besides the cost OF hrs Art "a
paed Jan "a 1854. 5. VI. l. u L. HEEKER.
i2I laNlo.Tu rs
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u John Farrall, the Editor of The Pitts
ssrsa Daiy Tribune is about leaving tor .s'o'n's'
a.u iisss als .,ss.eE ;vs s-ss.
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e,-CnucT DEPART

IROTON AQUEDuCI, p s,s.sa's. en-
I HMrsgrro ccsi,se.ssT.. ss.ss u n%a va
s,,o Propessl. r osis ~, - or toe Asasass Dsyass-
:. I:essss q ssrs.s :s.r Il
"a AZ ocseks "a - being lengtA absts =
a,Io9y "psn q md
tui dir Of rae "a csiics to the Cois'rso
hereto. e ss.. 70 once New yeik. fsa u, los
re-, Ps:s:.fl.c Ct he cIstca Aqosas' DseA''~
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CaFPREME COURT. Kings County

SaTPREME COURT, Kings County
kyrre5syck II Macy and Jares H. Rich against Aeran-
Ser s-sunIBOns foT . money demand On conuact-Io
AIEXAEDEA RlDDELL: You are hereby sum nSnea
and REQUIRED 20 the complaint IN TN, acton ~hcn
w. si.d Ia the ole. the Clerk Of Kings Coohy 90 the
eh sav II January 1885, ard TO serve acop3 Of answer
"a H. s.,e COMPLIANT the subscribers az heir once nun-
fet s sosth s7eet. in the City os "iansoursn
Krs County within twenty days after me serve. hereof
ere ssvs OF shs day OF such ssryce and you fan 70
,h said con plant within the time Aforesaid, The
T +. this action VIII take Judgment snst yen FOR
Il. sum ef ninety d0lars and eiga.een cents vito "a
tr,s Oh the lelh dag Of January, thousand eight
and foItr. nine the OF sixty three dollars
AZ sttg Eve cents and interest the further Of
d. aud sixty eents since March s, and iAerest
an tse rher sun of ten dollars and
Az Februay 49, 1851 and interest tAe IA thar sum Of
.I. a. dOits and twenty cezts since August %. lso,
besides he costs of this action Dated January a. le2
j27 iuwicwrr 8 MID. Y MEEKlR. Plaintiffs Auys.
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NETWORK SUPREME CoURr

v Thomas Southland against Adolph Hirsch -san-
y ens icr u0pey oemstd cOotfact-(COm. no, ssfv
IsADOLPH HIRsCH You are hereby sammonsi. sad
Gun ed the aint IN ibis AcOa hisd the
oce Of the Clerk the City and Q, Of New Yors,
the Ciy Han 10 sad CIV. Jan IS, 1857, sat 20 serve
Jour the sad compliant ca hs suotcnscx
his 0tc- pusher " Waist Ia ssf city. within treay
sfter the 4 this summons on s.erclassse
e tay u such service and " you fail 90 <o- toe
tsie plant vi bin TIE time AFORESAID the plsnuh IA
tnis scoE Will fske judgment sgfs you TOR tas sun "a
st huIoI.d and Tiy dollars aai thirteen csats ~th
interest en- the FIRST eay u January thousand eget
ndfed and tyrwo, besides the Of this sc,igo
DATED Jan. 1852. JAMES THOMSON.
III iae6e ru' Plaintiffs At,0sney. No. ~ Wall ct
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The Ocenn SteaHnre I.

STEAMERS TO ARRlVE FROM EUkOPh.
CANADA-Saled from Liverpool Tor New York. Jan. 81
CITY GLAsGow-Sld I'm Lv'p'l for Philadepia Fof l.
CAMBRIA-Sailed from Liverpool for Boston, geo7
ATLANTc-Saied from Liverpool for Ncw-YoIk. Feb. H.
AFRICA Sailsd from Liverpool for New York, Feb. Ii.
AMERICN-SaIls from Liverpool for Boston. Feb. 81.
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. r. A SITRPOGATE's COURT. held

i IN snd for the County Of New York, at the suto-
gates Office. in the City efNe~ York on the twenty sew
en- day Of January in the Thousand ssh DUN
drsd and fifty present. Alexander Bradford Saf-
rogae matter Of the application 70 morslss Sac
or sell the real estate of SAMUEL JUDAH. deceased
On reading and filing due proof by affidavit OF he service
OF an order equIDg beasmn Marian. Tesodo,s ssrss
aud Marsn the Admins ratsrs 3amrei !1csh
1eceassd 10 appear this Court this day. ana show
case they should bot bs required 70 essc
or se the estste OF the said deceased for the pameas
his dahts having been shown to the Goa
trary ordered that all persons IN tes estate
Of the said Samuel JUDAH deceased, appear before me
Srroese the County Of New York a. his once Ia ne
Civ OF NswYork the l6'h day 81 March next. stss
ceck In tho Of that day. then and there 70 snow
canse Why hory should not be given 10 The .sd
itYators TO mortgage lease or sell SO mncn o. the ia ~
tara fthe said Samuel Judah deceased a. shs os SUI
dcisu, 20 pay his debts. A W. BRADFORD, saross'e'
iW
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- The Georgia papers compliin Of
remarkable drouth in tina. State.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order , o. me .s oss
rogate Of the County Of Nes- Iols .;,ss SAMUEL J.
gwen Q al having Gam ss1 asssassd 70 pre-
HUGHES late 0fihe Ciy o. ,h.,soe 10 Ball Coz.
no 2 John d. ssy n y 2; S. Sns s:
CLARKsON CRoLIUs, Erscqn,o orss s dssssssA
WILLIAM J. DAVIS.
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IN puRSIIANCE of an order Of the Sur.

In PURSUANCE of an order of the SUI
ovas of,he County of notice Is hereby sven
10 al persons having claims AGAINST the cstats o. AN
DREW MCCALL, late Of the City oil New fork etapss
deceased 10 present the with
10 the subscriber at his dwelling house. IN No 10 wsss
at in the CITY OF New York. before the tenh day o.
April uext dated New York. the SIKH day OF oc.oem'
1851. WILLIAM CAhLishh' A"' '' a'''
81 law fuirus
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NOTICE is hereby given, according 70
,av To all persons having claims against y Eohsk
RoDTY late OF ths CITY OF Brooklyn. Kings COUNTY, ds
they required e exhibit sss sane sane sas
ssss No ca Cafiasins ST. in the city OF Hew.f@x On w
befoie the 18Th day Of Msy ps5tyD1ted S''e"De' W
"'i MARY BOLDLY. NS"'"''N
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n PURSUANCE of an order Of the Sur

rosate Of the County Of New-York. aotios ns5e
gwen 70 all persons having claims against - ,,Ss de-
THOkNE late Of the City Of Newark "a ne
sobscfber his residence, No II Col d.s n
Guy II New York on oslcrs ne se.h Ssy sfOcss-
apfh hsA1-os'ea He"- TIL vi lam ii. TH0Rhk.
Der, 1881. VILLA" - Administrator.
tevc~Tns <s~A-@--
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order Of the
sprroests sfthe COUNTY Of New York. notice Is hereby
ven IN an Dersops having claims ayznst JOHN s. Nc
kiRBIN late Of the City Of Nsw-ycIk. Merchant, a.
ceased present the with vonchsr thereof We
Cuy Or New York before the leis day oil Apf ee
dated. New-YeIk. the l3h day Of Oct. 1921.
OLE iaw6rnTu LUCY MchfDDiN.
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I'm PURSUANCE of an order OF the
surrceste of the County Of New York, notice 70 nes:
by 'siyen 10 all persons having claims gsnN o.
aTEJT known here by tho mans OF fran>is shaizf
iss Of the city OF New York groesr deceased to esns
he same with vouches thereof TO ths a. ~
gsce M ia south-st IN the W Of New YORK on "
tssoe the 18Th day Of July nerf-Dstsd Ne~-f Tue
i''h ''' o. ''a GHsgJyEss I gox {EIseuto".
i1afaySnJuf bENhf hnFHf't
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1852-01-29

EDWARD STASLY.--The subjoined paragraph we
copy from recent letter Of the correspondent OF
the Philadelphia North American:
at is stated in some newsmongering letter from
this city that Mr.. Stanly's name has been sug-
gcsted and considered in connection with
cancy in the Board Of Commissioners to settle land
titles in California. am authorized to say that
this story is made out of whole cloth, and is
thing but silly and malicious fabrication Mr.
S,snly could not be induced to accept such posi-
ton il it were rendered to him; for it is well
known here that he has, on more than one occa-
zion, within two years, positively declined to
cept high diplomatic station of much more import
ance aud emolument, even when urged upon him
under circumstances Of more than ordinary COM
pliment. This impertinent use of the names Of
public men, without authority or justification, is
highly reprehensbc, and should be deprecated by
all who pretend to respect the dignity and decency
OF the press There ID no man in public life who
has more uniformly exhibited dsinterestedncss in
his career than Edward Stanly, nor one, circum
scrbed as he is who has made more real sacrifices
for the harmony and success of the Wing party
Actuatcd by this spirit alone, he allowed his name
To be used for the last AID present Congress, after
having distinctly refused to be again u candidate,
because il necessary for the good Of the cause
although seriously detrimental to his personal in.
tcrest5."
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| pathy with these individuals. When persons are
in misery and want, he would go Just far as the
gentleman would to relieve them with his own
neaus but he was opposed to voting money out
OF the treasury for tins purpose.
MIR. STUART resumed. The gentleman did not
come to the question of power before. He never
held to 1T. only rose, as am averse to OBTAINING
| the committee, to rcpel such positions as those
which he assumed.
Mr.. CAMPBELL withdrew his amendment by
general consent
Mr.. EVANS offered amendment" And
be il further provided, that the President send
no ships OF war to bring them to the United
States" If, he said, ship OF shall be sent
TO Spain, 1t would be decided act of inter
vention the part of the United States. lie voted
against the amendment OF the gentleman from
Ohio, (Mr. CARTrEa.) because it was improper
and out of place. This is not case of intervention
at all. II these persons interviewed in the affairs of
Spain, we interfere with individuals and not with
Spain. Take it for granted that these persona
punishable by our own laws, If gentlemen want to
punish them, il cannot be done until we get them
here; but do not bring them home in national yes
sci. They are miserable misguided men, and in
experienced; many oil them not having arrived at
years of discretion; and certainly every dictate
OF humanity and every pulsation of the human
heart would prompt the appropriation, that they
may be restored to their afflicted friends.
Mr.. SAVAGE thought that ship OF war ought
to be sent to Spain to bring home those unfortunate
men The general principle Of humanity calls for
this But 1t ought TO be done in accordance with
Il precedent which this Government set on a former
occasion, and which he had the particular honor TO
oppose. We sent ship of war TO a foreign coun-
try Tor a man (kossuth) and his associates who
had been engaged in cause similar to the one in
which those men, our own fellow citizens, were en-
gagged The Hungarian exiles had the honor OF
being transported to this country in national ves
eel, and they were not 80 necessitous as those of
our own countrymen now in Spain. He thought
that our Government was responsible for this; it
interfered. II this G Government had stood still and
not discountenanced and acted against those men
who were endeavoring TO uproot tyranny in Cuba,
the probability is they would not have been t,kcn
prisoners.
The question having been taken on the amend
ment of Mr.. EVANS, it was disagreed to.
The committee then rose, when
Mr.. BAYLY expressed the hope that the House
would not concur in the amendment OF Mr.. GAIT
Trn, agreed to in committee. 1t was truly out OF
order.
The question was stated on concurring in the
amendment, when
The yeas and nays were ordered; pending
which
The House ad journed.
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The Missouri Democracy,

The Union Of Tuesday chaunted a jubiiate
Oh the reunion of the Democratic party, prais-
ing especially the harmonious proceedings Of
the Democracy Of IT. Louis, and pointing to
the operations Of ''our friends in Missouri" as
one Of many sure auguries ola national triumph.
The idea Of Democratic harmony in Missouri
struck MS as involving not little of the mracu-
lous, and remembering the spurious character
OF similar pretended wonders in Alabama, Mis-
sissippi, and other southwestern States, we
have collated the reports and comments Of the
leading journals of ~. Louis with the view Of
asceriaining the grounds of our neighbours re-
ioicing. The result, we regret to say, is not
favorable to the chances of his mental peace;
for. so far "a we can Judge, the prospects Of re-
cancellation between the different sections Of
the great family were never more dishesrten
ing or remote. The BsNroN and anti BENron
wings never quarrelled with greater violence,
or apparently with a stronger determination to
effect each others destruction
The JACKSON saint day was chosen by both
for formal manifestation of their reciprocal an
tipsihes; and from the record Of their respee
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BY AUTHO Y +.
Public Acts
Public Acts
Passed during the First Session of Ne Tirty second
Congress.

Passed daring the First Session Of The Tivfy-secona
Congress.
[PuBLIc.-No. 3.
AN ACT authorizing the payment OF interest to
the State OF New Hampshire, for advances made
for the use and benefit of the United States In
reps Hing invasion and suppressing insurrecton
nj Indian Stream, in said State
Bet euaciedb the S.rate and House IF Representa-
tires of the United States of Aaiercd ia Congress
seHJied That the Second Auditor OF the Treasury
lie and he il hereby, authorized and directed 10
lonidate and settle the claim Of the State Of New
Hampshire against the United States for interest
upon the military expenses incurred and actually
expended hy her for the protection OF the
ern frontier Of said State, and repclling invasion
and suppressing instruction at Indian Stream. In
the county OF Coos, in said State, in the years
eighteen hundred and thirty five, eighteen hun.
died and thirty six. and eighteen hundred and
thirty se, en-; and the sum go found TO be due TO
s,id State shall be paid out OF any money IN the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated: Pyooidsd,
That said amount shall not exceed six thousand
dollars.
SIC ?. -4nd be Il further enacted, That in asccr-
tanning the amount OF interest as aforesaid, due 10
the State of New Hampshire, the following rules
shall govern:
Fret. That interest shall not be computed on any
sum which New Hampshire has not expended for
the, use and benefit OF the United Siates, as evil
denced by the amount refunded or repaid TO the
.t.ie of New Hampshire.
second. That interest shall not be paid during
any time on any sum larger than the sum the
State was paying interest Tor at such time
(Siened) LINN BOYD,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
(Signed) WILLIAM r. KING,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Approved January u, 1852.
(sfgned) WILLARD FILLMORE.
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NERDIcT o. DAMAegs ron NAL rRhcricr in
the court Of common pleas at Cambridge, Msss.
up and occupied several days. This was action
against DR.. Leach for malpractice in performing
a surgical operation upon Mrs. Twsmbly's thumb,
~ sonseq ence IL which nal practice II was alleged
enc wholly ost the use Of her hand. Some twenty
dstin guished doctors and surgeons testified in the
case.
The court instructed the jury that IL they found
in favor Of the plaintiff, the messure Of damages
would be such amount - che would be entitled 10
receive Tor the pain, suffering and injury size had
personally endured and recoived-apd that the
damages sustained by the lose ofthe Of her hand
would be subject for future consideration In an
action in favor Of her husband for the lo.. Of the
services OF his wife. Verdict for the plaintiff
damages $3.50
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In the Senate yesterday debate took place
on the subject of intercession in behalf of Brier
and the other Irish patriots. And Mr. DAVIS
addressed the Senate upon the resolution de
claring the Compromise de6nitive settlement
of the subjects it embraced.
The House Of Representatives passed the
Mexican Indemnity bill. The bill for the relie
of the American citizens belonging to the late
Lopez expedition, taken prisoners in Cuba, and
subsequently, pardoned by the Queen of Spain
was considered in Committee of the Whole on
the state OF the Union, and, previous to the ad
journment, reported to the House.
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CLASSIFICATION OF THE VIRGINIA STATE SEsA-
rons-On Wednesday last the members of the Vir-
gnin State Senate were classified follows:
-Four Years LIST district, Accomac, &c; Sd,
Norfolk county, &c; 9Th, Sussex, &c; 7th, Dim
widdic, &c 9th, Nunenburg, &c; llth, Pittsyl-
vania, &c; 18th, Henry, &c; 18th, Campbell.
&c; 17th, ilenrico, &c; 18th. Gloucester, &c /;
2lst, King and Queen, Sci 23d, Stafford, Il c. +;
2dtb, Loudon; 9Th, Madison. &c; 10Th. Louisa
&c; 3lst Jefferson, &c; 3d. Frederick, &C.; Both
Rockingham, &c; 37th. Bath, &c; 39th. Carroll,
&c; slst, Smyth, &c; 43d, Boone &c; 45th, Ma
SOU &c; 47th. w etze &c; 18th, Monon gala, &c.
Too Years.-2d district, Norfolk city; 9TH, Isle Of
Wight, &c; 9th city of Petersburg, &c; Sth. Pow
hatan, &c; 10Th, Mecklenhurg, &c; l2th, Halifax;
lith, Bedford; 10th, Williamsburg, &c. 18th, city
Of Richmond; 20th, Richmond, &c; 22d. Caroline,
&c; Path, Fairfax. &c; 26th, Fauquer. &c; 2s,h.
A .bemarle. nc; 30th, Nelson, &c; 800, IIamp-
shire, &c ; 34th, Shenandoah, &c; 36th, Augusta;
Ssh, Botelourt, &c; 40th, Mercer, &c; 42d
Scott, &c; 44th, Nichons, &c; 10th, Richie, 4 I;
18th, Upshur. &c; 5Oth, Brooke, &c.
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COLD WISTsR.-This il the coolest winter ever
known within tha memory Of the living in this o
gion There have been colder days in previou.
years but the cold has not before been Of such du-
ration. nor have tho visits Of Jack Frost been %
often repeated, By the telcgraphic and other ro-
ports II appears that the cold has not been confined
10 THE latitude alone, but has extended over the
whole Union, and probably no part Of North Anne
RIGA has been exempt In some OF the eastern
cities, Baltimore for instance, the mercury has
beta lover than ever known before.
TCtnfiuunh COMMERCIAL Jan u
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KouBERT, AND Ro,prRs FeozIs TO DKAru.-A
despatch from Mount Vernon, Ohio, states that on
Saturday night last John Misner, cooper by the
nhino Of Rider, and fellow by tho name Of Far
land-ths two last-named having served term in
X chland county, in the same State and robbed an
old gentleman Of 200 in coin. They then start
cd with view Of returning home. The night was
yffy cold, and they were under the influence Of
liquor Rider and farland frOze 10 death, and
Misner, when found insensible. The money
all recovered, and Misuor ia now in the Mans
field Jail
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TIL Il r Is p u BLIC .
WASHIN GTON:
THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY %. 1852

"a crisis il approaching that must, if it cannot
be arrested, soon decide whether order and good
government shall be preserved, or anarchy and
confusion ensue. can most religously aver l
have no wish that is incompatible with the dig
nifty, happiness and true interest Of the people OF
this country. My ardent desire is, and my aim
has been, as far as depended upon the Executive
Department. to comply strictly with all en-.
gagements, foreign and domestici but to keep the
United States free from political ions with
every other country to zee them independent
OF all and under the influence of none. In word
want all american character, that the powers Of
Europe may be convinced we act for oursSiUss,
and not for others. This, in my Judgment is the
only way to be respected abroad and happy at
home; and not by becoming the partisans of Great
Britain or France, create discussions disturb the
public tranquility, and destroy, perhaps for ever,
: the cement which binds the Union.'
GEORGE WAsHiNoToN, 1895.
"ResolDsd, That we regard the series of acts
known us the Adjustment measures forming
in their mutual dependence aud connection sys-
Item OF compromise the most conciiaory and the
beet for the entire country that could be obtained
from conflicting sectional interests and opinions,
and that, therefore, they ought to be adhered to
and carried into faithful execution, a final set
tiement in principle and substance OF the danger
Gus and exciting subjects which they embrace"
Resolution Of Whig Congressional Cducus, Deem
Der |, 1851
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MuriLATtp BArx BfLLs. - The Pequonnock
Bank Of Bridgeport, Conn, Of which p. T. Bsrnum
IL President, issued months since some beau.
tifully executed bills, bearing on one end fine
portrait Of Jenny Lind, and on the other Likeness
Of Bsrnum himself Hardly was the issue made,
however before the bills began TO return minus
the portrsits, having 10th ends torn of. So er-
ensivc has this mutilation become, that tho diroc
tors have ordered the Soffolk Bank TO refuse all
bis from which the end, hsve been torn boston
TJ1rsiIfY.