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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

In Illinois. Florida, Arkansas and California. there
were no banks organized when this table vas CONE
piled.
At the annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers Of the Bank Of the United States held a. Pllia-
delphia on Monday, The following resolution vas
offered by Josiah Randall Esq.
Resoirsd That the stockholders Of ths Ban, OF to
United States, by majority Of The votes pfeseat
represented, according - the scale u votes allowed aE
for the Bank Of The Uned states 20 make general
sgnmsEi Of the rea and persona! eslts goods, chaseis
nights and credits wha'soefer and whs'esOegsr OF the
said corporation TO trustees for the payment
the payment OF The debts OF the same
II twas referred TO committee Of i've, c)mposai
of James Robertson, Josiah Randall, George VI
Wharton, Christopher FaIlon, and William RaSie.
10 report thereon a. an adjourned meeting o.! the
stockholders on the thilI Monday in February, un-
less sooner called together.
The North Amsricqn gives the annexed
statistics of the gold ana silver movements Of ISL
We publish a statement Of the operations Of the
United states Mint IN thls city, BY which u appears
that the total coinage during the year Is sJ26sJs1
The exports OF specie Onciu1ng the shipment Oy the
Europa amount 10 Si3,7t32)9 Whl-l Is less than
the coinage OF the Pnlade phla Mint alone 5y the
sum Of s. 9i6 90. The deposits It the Ne1.Oreals
Mint, as vii be seen BY the accompanying table
from January % November 80, 1851. is S7.9s3 Os9
the coinage 81 Charleston during the same period Is
S30l 400 at Dahlonega s3l3,9el. he Deposits 0f
December estimating the amount OF the Branch
Nlnls) are A. fOiloXs
Ctiiforaia Gold Other cold. sIiye-. Total
Al Phllatepsa .-Sj5i5 3l0 $1,000 sD.ta0 s5s70 oo
AT New Orleans s30ooo l00Oo isJ0 9l810
Al Charlotte 500 i5ooa 1900
~ DAhl@2egA---.- llllO 4VlN0 3UHa
The excess OF coinage, as reported 10 the papers.
lover So Clco00) over he deposits grow ouI Of ts
fact hat the balance on hand n the close OF 1850 vas
coined curing this year. Ihs makes the toril r..
ceIpts OF December S5667.300, @hl-h aided 10 the
receipts OF the year previous 20 December swes ne
total coinage Of 1851 70 TIE enormous sum Of SSI-
eec35O 90. The amount Of gold on hand a. the CON.
mencement OF this year, ~ the Branch MINIS wasSo
uhing that We viii only deduct from the ao)ys az
geg2ie OF cOnage, say $1,000 goo, and the gross re-.
ceipts for the year vi! BE $50 - $50. TIE exports
OF specie during the year. according - the table ore.
sentet herewith, ale 3-i329g-Which Is less Than
the total imports BY Ae sum OF SO l3j03l We have
reserved from the Mint the following s.atenen. =
me celo!s here and Of all the Branches ~ - De-
ccmtef
Deposits a. the Nia: AID Branches, Jaa.ItoN,y.
81. l>5l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Sailed from Glasgow adult. 49, bark Actress, Mama,
Arrived at Lahans OCT !. ts Kate smiih, SsaEna
AtBe'zs II,rd. Adult. br, 0hlasa. Alien ifsa New
Orleans. 10 load mahoga1s lpf NHN fnfs. 49,
Al Aie,iho. = rs. iOtD uit, ic. bioom"' "iA'o"'h~
ArI1sed a. 81 Johns, p r. Il, tats shf Oregon. gos
N,,.l,,r.rf n. NJ loss 1,I. llsd c1Bd tay out'
AZ Vrtgtllt 29l ult BARK Franklin Gibbs. ffa9 lad ~
Boston bee ihncley Johnson nhc 'ohf' h"i~''
AZ Remedies. Cuba. i7h ul,. brig Eliza Burgess di'-
AZ Msassniia i,h Slt, big cAft. Ton, ssAli'y, for
Al C'snfuesos 9th u't. ha 3 Iy.anl,r, sos, from
R,stnn arr 2fh big NssLln.. Bt,sf0id d. 3oih
Al Sierra Moreaa 25,h ui.. bngs } l. Nhpfie Gv1
and hn Du,ton BurAottii-r BIS .on slon -,
Ar a. hiafiti ib ulIf 'ls th-,h F'A''' SnSh'MA'
Havana. 49, H..
Porf'oud Ius ara a. HDls. sr, ~. tfiks hlaee'
Maine. nom Ne" r., u.s. ar; Jaime Taaa1p5
f.m Haftna oo., Ha.cy ffat' CHley, uao SA1 +"
A. Main 1as g7,h ale bs,ksJ Ayis. Cheese 'oi Pom,
l1ad. idg IS tfnfevr Ere cu hs,ia Sou = Ia
pfesf, Cnnrln. flmiIa. Tar md SAMMY aye aheashi
wig Ranger Ff.st de- BUGS ola, Pax. ffoh ssls
port arr. l6fh. ffancts nslip, iOn Warren. J.
ar .tta; D. Hl ofo1 ~ for Boston, ldB At.Aiss'
Sanelle, -lf aAi.inpre. do. Anna'an A.af, ~ w
Mg gton. " & }. L. i4l 9a., os. pcI Fefnai, Colhs'
Temerafa Mer0tLow Wltos = Wake, Esgee0nb
Niafor. Psrt leios, Mason lft1crDn. D.fi8, ASH w
Glide T. Kelly, Grant wtg, rttIrins Nisfsls. Ness'
Enoch Benner, Morton, ana Paln Alto. Spencer az
eTs. IOyet., disg schr Isabella. Glge, d.. safl ma
bng Tang.sr, Pars Nir .nsion N G. -
Al Havana 30th ut barNs Henry warren, Read. roe
Ralh 80 days arr. 27.h IIsrae' Mtnha, Less, ff.s
Charleston days, AR. 20 D. John Cave. BaAshAo
hom Bouaife IL days, ar 2Jh huDa Cfose ~ 81,
toa 3oth Hennet'a, Tfeat do sooa Childe Hlioa
caTes 1880 boxes a. lcs 7jc ctr boz. sad hhas
ia proportion brig Delmont Locke. G'ua, from bseks
pOt ~ day. 2Sth aud Others before s4iiei Sh
bRfk IabsIll. Pr.hic, New orleans.
AR. AZ Do. 3llt ut bari Edwin johnson, aan baHos
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Passengers Arrived

IN Jtsarlsbg R0anots. from N0rfok-Oay King Va;
John Wood Mass r T. Meade. Va. Ms Earfsn Miss
Roach. Mss DoughouB Jas Robertson an Of View
York Mann. 3 Valentine. Va C. Spauy. Nes-YOfs
James A Clarke. VIM JoIes. Mas WIN Williams, Y,
john Virgil. Mas. Peter Cooper Jas Siartn, james
Drnmayani, ' a, VI Nlst. Root. Saith Ast Slmpns New
YORK a. BarlnghEm Wm Onsy. Me John Harris, Jap.
McC ackn. James &. Lawrence, Daniel Hsl,on wife aad
daughter Jas Munay, New York and ~ IN the Storage
IN sfsamsiip Ciyof Richmond from Richmond mt Nor
f0ft-J Nicholson J. G.. Annett. ID. A. GDlty, J. Clew
{. 4 wade Weslev. J A Douglass. w Bradford II
DoHaAy. { Smith "a DuglaEd. q. q. Marks, ara, }.
Lynch W. A. Wade. J. r. FanctarOren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

KSifansbip Cvof GLlsy0.- from PlilielDha for er-
pooi-Cs1t Anderson I'd ". l. Nsst BA Nassau, T.,
Lieut. Mnrphy d. do. Or. j.. Wall Slaf surgeon b
Nassau. " Z Isalc !fodshilson. Mr. Brown lady AMI
two children. Miss hac.agan, Thomas CmDy. James
MaCkee, NJ CorkurJals, Henry AfnsteIR A tam Well W.
ehae Mellon. John NJ KEGS Dr. Brown lady ani Two
Charles Rhodes. Ie uold AMMAN Thomas Mitchell,
Charles Cooper. Thomas Ward. n. DuncinnsB Jas Bell.
Samuel Ingard eshen Ferris, Dopmck Meideu,
Hnmsr
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REGENTS Of Prodnce

Ey Enc Ra4voGd-JIn @ ie5l-l2l sheep % a.. -
al bsrS Oats g2jsLes iellher. DO casks AsAe, 80
~ Ne- Harea lro1iis pS-s Pon.tr, O. ~. Seer ,s 10
Az pnftsr s8 40 Cheese 80 l1s Ale 33l 30 " 's 80
- PROVISION 335 bsls Elgur cars Citiie' - ot7'
parlev. al Hogs. aRd n CASKS Ashos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Domestic Ports.

ALEXANDRIA, Jan 3-An. so6rs. Nathan Dlrfes
Head, Fail River Matthew G. Dafse, James 10; d.
Philips Carpenter, Etstpon Bonnty, Fabian. 4 y9fk
J h Mather. Avery, do. Jan AR. sshs i o. rkomp-
q. KING. Bermuda.
BAL1IMORE, Jan. 7-Tels 47spbsi orig Ellsl. Reed
om LagusyTa. cid. bark X n Kafght PsEnell. Port.
land Mo- hngs Mary Eleanor. Parker, Gibraltar and a
market; J0s albion, CLARK. Ptnsacoii
BOSTON. J1n AR brrs Prince Albert Or no
gers, CALI, St. LrispaD. Br) I0rsh1usc. Weynoah Ns
schr. Melna Crosby, Fsyai Nd ship Hampton, Young
New Orleans, bggs CllfA lls1r Albert H,lnss, Aps'
lachic0la, Maiy Stanton RYDER Baiumore scLfs Cs'
mus, EldnCge, Georgetown - J Cooley Co Young
New York
FALL RIVER, Jan C-s'd schr Fountain, Eddf,
Se~pof, t0 hnish loading of Go1TgstONa. sc
PORTLAND u. Jan. 6-AFr. schrs Marsslis. ElenSs
Loci ir sasar nah PhipfhurY. Ksiar R5c. lad 9
AsIiol.. CID baIA A. nah York Havana bngs gaxsls,
BaZicr d.. Gov BTO1k new a Portland, ~ ~ Sjhs
tuGsl Jobs York, JT bfataazas.
RICHMOND. Jan. t-Ald srnY Clllsg0, HslsoE, Nss
York G.fsy. bunne Nev-iofk.
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,1arket, -cAREYrlLY RrroarED roa luz ra,lsss

sIarkeS- ---CAREFviLT REPORTED ToR THz raIBCse
.egre THURSDAY, Jan 3
fgs ., 2. ae~ balls Pearls IRE frn a. S. e.
COIION u steady The sale. - d4y are 20 b.les "a,
PEW piees he advance u 4 a. Liverpool ADVISED
o. lhe Aanor1 5 he td4 ADVISED bvths As.t
-fLOl AND ASAL-Our nHkst f5r wegern gni
Ssas 13- : mt- ~cs We and TIE tendency 8 stl -
~ nc ~ ~ 81 por, bur a. Prices below our prss.gt
olIshes n oeter gTates ale bl0Taat aad M god H.
-sl1 ta-4c-an . ~ f4F Fecles and gld - ~ A.
E ~ - ~ tass y ~ uol1. ord uzry orsais -
= - n oohu lac sales d Domestic feach 90 Dbi. ~
. - ior GO nAls State a. he abroad danC, :. -
p p ~ e,hlen 70 s'Tasai state from sore = 60
. - .9i sleaiSn an lE4a7a, and 81 c2l f,r fsv0ts
~ JOY tAs ti5e aEG fr e1poIi n par. flr I.vsr,i
sA1 tls "eti tAd-ss Viz saes II 40 b5ls ~ - ~.
= - ~ conn a - good brands and 81 - s - -
isnc' hse Flour Is i'm and scarce win ssies # -o
Dols AZ = y fsy lEe, ald - fJF su2srins Corr "
st-dl a. = = ~ coI11 q Ier.er 49, .
GhAlS-ineIe Is 2 lar dsRa1d Ter Wheat for 1l,,-
- lsSsi .ts stq ~ I1su.ry SHcs ths RE- ~ -
~ ~-'es heie afsta-s :. % nsfe gvl.!51s ae.. 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
COURT PROCEEDINGS.

SUPERIOR CoURr,-Befoge Judge Bos-
eollh.-oscsr u. Sfar,srsys AZ. H1hsu Flraaa an
Carries NFrdrf-Aetlcn fg alleged libel by tAs Alder
o. he ThrWAid. against hs proprittcls % editors OF
the late Ma l0TkT tae article complained q accaslg
s,a1iI o.. aTesrsd, tAS1E fees tom Different PEP
tlr srqcsrEg heilrs the N2tor and gss ths
usissns. y. tst.ase of-rsJ NefRCl f.r al4i--
lf S2.N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

CouhT OF GEaEssL SEssIoSs Before
Jlofs Bs-bs 40 - mr. s7d voc th4rsi4Y. jan 8
=. -. tLc.oH <ss-Nssse "a: eysh - "a. eesn r y
- .-ssosu4an - ~ % - ~ ri ~
ny - ~. a. - -. - Ill b f-risr,i
- -. - r,r,f,-, -Chri,aaL Bthe ans. Ger asn,
-. tTsd Tor astcnpt - - ne 80, ~ Bsese : 81
w :. y-,,h mt a; 20 steal The eNf.ttoe - ~ -
elusive sh- prisJner @as a..oo 80 f,,r.5
e1ahss :, IT, weird aEi sen-encei 20 TIE e.ats
Pnsss f1r lsa1d Unit p.t.- -, , ----,s,
49,, .ge.fred IA 81 81 l.i-s - the
hot - Of The Ca.hanre soc.stf ;. y. " = ~ To-,
N1-e.- er at he Vasc@fEas ~ "a 7. III -l
H.. .rsfrrg1s ID hfs po@se'' ion ~ PES a'' sllHA
ihattA p.iscror Fas "a asse. - ,,.. p r.
s'lte Prisoa Tor II years an aln r ~.
y~al for Par. LlrccnF- y -. 49, 'l'--5 Z -
~ - .oo5as Sc va c7nrciet, sai ~ this vas
grr see nd co0v.ca She As = S1 - &c = -.e i-i
en- fo5 ,s8Is -1i moatAs The t'aH ihen af'lrasj
fe,ils 5ay.
potIcr CorRrs.-fwo Germans, named
ca-'es 81 IT, AM Rudolph kugs were yssie itT ar
~e.fsf ~ n Gers smith snd CI"7seH o. .ae 4. 's.
pc r1r. IN complaint al Etw2fd h1 l'f d. isf'
o. ~ n Janss-s ra9 csazs VA =. a.! as' tls a.
Csed attie Co1r, q Com1on Pieas IL - a-i'n 70 ~
ie III snd lefsrdsn.. commit Fl Slii Al
81 r,l~Grs u.rurv Tee acccscd Frre locke up ~
Justice Iothrop foi e. animation -...,
Young thel named Johs Davis was fts.s dag a-res si
BIZ Gliccr Wm H. Stephens II me Lover ~ &c e'lf
oLased wta stea ns 1o's mSan ;e co 1.ls = '5s
Auen-st Mrs mnanlsl oy t~1 lacy ilitals, vas
walking DOM 8road~ly yesterday afternoon. acl wasa
rearv ooDosi,e he Carlton Hoase DAVIS cas from BE-
hind Ter az fol I'm ant sna'ched the rsrte mllnce
fr.T 5or hand With which he contausi his ehs turning
down ran St Officer phens h1plenng 90 Re near
ged the ouns rascal aud caught An nsar the 1 Of
Justice. On searching h. ne property vas found 10 MS
Audre Patrick CathaEine Hughes, were yestsrl y
arrested charged nrh grand larceny Ia stealing pocket
n. ~ Avenue d The accused taken before Jus-'s
L.eaA e. To- elimination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
NfkRRKED

IA Vs.si,y Ian g. b. Rev Thomas ARM lse, q. b.
coiESto ; pAINER, 81. ta,s Ctty. ... ,,,,,
on Thurstas. Jan 8. NJ hes. J M = t'H ''l1S--.i -
W ans % EEtZA JANE, daughter % joseph ".l-''- IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

Ice IN The MIsSIssPPL-Ihe steamer
GEORGETOWN. arIived here Yesterday from Memphis
reports that gorge OF Ice has formed al Randolph
OH the Mississippi, between Memphis AMI Caif0
and that in consequence quite number OF 0oas tnat
hsd eft NeN.Oriea FOR the upper rivers are de-
tanned II his point IN O. Pic. Dee 81
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PORT OF NEW YoRK......JANUAsY
Cleared.

sissnsh Merlin, Sampson, Bermuda aad g. Tn3mis'
r. Cgnard. JT
SMns-Joha Jay, Ben amin. san Ffarc.sc, Bnnns3,
Mintnrn a CO Camden. sherwood. Charleston, Durham
DmoB Great Britain, Caldwell, San francisco. Cary =
Co. Deyonshire, Hover. LsndOn J. Obs void, Onward.
tBrl Welsch, savannah. d Pisng-on.
Baras-Emiy, Miner, smith. 81 Marks, EAGLE Iiz-
yaTd Hebron, kuby. A alach cola. kesmIh \ sons
Bus-VeIta, Bremen,, Has8 Por. al-Pia,ie Pope Z
co.
Schooners-Npginla Hlue,t. Savannah, Dsmit Z Co (;
Era, Chamberlain, BOst0n master Statesman blrcn Al
e1anina u c, StuJges, tlsaTmtl CO MeTlk. Reeve,
New. Haven. Van Brugt 4 Sii slt
ca IN, bark C0nyoY H1g er, 81 Marks, Brett, N).e
G..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

ELECTION OF DELEGATES To THE BAL
r1ooRE CcNvEN TtoN--The Opposition Convention
~ The First Congressional District assembled az
Jamaica yesterday afternoon. and eleC ed Judge
efate 10 the Baltimore PreSlteAfiai Convention.
which : 70 take place n June next. The DisTlct
comprises The county towns Of Kings County and
The COUNTIES 81 Queens, Suffolk and Richmond.
Mr.. McCOun "a a resident O. Queens County. and
until reccl IS one oi the judges OF the Supreme
Court Of o. Second Judicial District lie formerly
occupied lie once Of Vice. Chancellor.
SECOND CONGRESSIONAL DIsrIcr.-The
Opposition Convention Of This District comprising
the eleven Wards of the City Of BIOOAiyl. me. a.
bominlck Colgan's Hotel, Fulton. st. last evening
hut IN onSeQuence OF two SelS Of delegates appear
ms tIom the Nth Ward both claiming TO be regular,
the Convention adjourned for two weeks. N os4eT
10 give tie VIII NSrters sufficient time - heal their
difficulties and elect one set.
ENGINE TRIAI.-The members of En-
PIE Engine Co No. ~ proceeded 20 tie f0ol Of Fu
ton-Ss last evening to t the capacity OF their ae
machine and the result proved emlaently sA,is.Ao
tory 10 al concerned. streams OF water wls
srovn about IS feet above the liberty pole y the
'erry. feat never before accomplish ey any other
machine. The pole y Il, feet in hight cOn,oQrse
81 eborl $50 persons had embed witness tas
performance.
FATAL REsULr OF An ACCIDENT. One
day as, week the VIE Of Ny. David McCOmh. Pc
lceman Third District, slipped on the lie and tel
upon ~ashtue IN The yard, whereby she Was -
badly hurt that she died Of her injuries Yesterday
FEMALE ODD FElLows. The degree of
Rebecos OF Ladies degree, recently created by the
Grand Ledge, |. ;, Was on "Wednesday eTsning
conferred On ID. d. q. N. QlackenooSs apoa three
ladies the wives Of members Of Fulton Lodge Ne
t6. ~ THIS cay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
MARINE JOURNAL.

IMMATURE ALNASAc-..-FHIs DAY.
SuN-fNses.-- % Sells 10 )lOON5cts f3t
HIGH WArLR----Jan. 9.
SAh&y Hsoa ia Cox. islaai-.l0 IA Hell Gaze "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

EOAL.-lhe subscriber has IN pEis
" full supply Of Anthracite ald Bitumiaous - zr
s.stnE Of Peach Orchard, Blacx Heath LehisB, Hn<.s
khZ3sh Camel Liverpool Ouel, Cumberland, $500
Of winch is warranted ~ De of rue best gBalIty 3af
n The ben. order, and fr ths very ssy ~
prices. JANIS I. NOhff
III No p Broadway aad ishst cor. Tsssss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

rs'HE SUBSCRIBER Is aa.hes red 10
Age. iof lie CompaAy) contract for tas lsysQe
'AGGOE3 u he celsDratcd COAL fTsm re aka -
lines n 3rUllis Pa, iorcs Holrsl sy NilassksA
II iTs O. oGDss 80 ., ssSst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Goal.

STILL CONTINUE to sell .ne s<sl
n Red Ash, Stove and Egg Coal well scrssnsd, ts<
under sheds, AZ s. per tun Large Nut, - DsEsvi
iIo.n ny ARDS h.ngst and i1-fsz aud hlvl8z'sAfs
% lms PETER CLINTON
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

GThe Wing claims that the adjourn
meDt of the Legislature to the Is th of Mo-
vember, is one Of the instances in which that
body Writ ually violated the Constitution
But that truthful sheet, in its eagerness to
convict the Democratic members Of such
violation, remembers to forget that the Ohio
State journal, the central organ of Wbig-
gerry in the State, advocated the measure of
adjournment beforehand and is committed
in favor Of it. Does our neighbor claim
that the organ Of its own party was in ia.
vor Of and advocated the open violation Of
the Constitution? II SO. would it not be
web for him to meet cut portion Of his pa.
ons deaunciation upon the head OF its broth.
er Of the Journal?
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

Equality OF taxation nobody objects TO,
and that Banks should be taxed as other
property is taxed, is the common sentiment
Of the people Of all political parties. es.-ClsV.
Herald.
Don't ehi Well, what have the wings
raised sach howl about disturbing the
whig System Of taxing the banks upon
their profts only for? Were they in de.
vising and endenvoring to enforce that
plundering scheme favoring "equa!ily Of
taxaiion?" Blu, they now claim .ha. the
banks should be taxed only upon their cap
ital pad in, while property and not capital
has ever formed the basis Of taxation for
the people whether under Democratic or
Whig law. The farmer, the mechanic,
the trader and ull others are taxed upon
their property, without any reference TO
the amount OF their capital. Do not justice
and equality demand that banks and cor
porations should be taxed in the same man.
ner? And YET the wings will resist taxing
them in the same why as the people are
taxed, and still claim TO be in favor of
"equallty Of laxalion!'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31

The Mum Policy The following brief
but pointed paragraph from the New York
Express, leading Wing Journal, shows
what estimate is put upon the double.deal
ing policy Of the GreeIyi,es and Seward,
ties, by portion of The Wing party:
81, is both moral and political cowardice
to refuse 10 commit a party TO its opinions.
There ought 10 be party tests and opIn>
ions, and these should be expressed in a
bold and unequivocal manner. 1t is DIS
graceful to present candidate NTH q
double face upon any great national
question like that vhich springs from a
public duty under the constitution; for
,0ith such an instrument Of doctrine and
posOsr to fall back upon. there is merer
any good reason for a doubtful or double
opinion an regard to plain requirement
Of the constitution We maintain, too,
'he' whenever any particular provision Of
the constitution is assailed and resisted, as
has been that in regard to the surrender of
fugitive slaves, it is both unmanly and
mean either to dodge the question or to
rsfvss fofsprsss any opinion upon H."
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
"Lstson's Educational Tracts. >

We are indebted to the author for copy
Of these tracts. They have been highly
commended by Schools Associations as con.
tanning matter useful to all, but especially
to Teachers They are published IN four
numbers, containing 100 pages octave. and
are devoted to general remarks on Educa-
ton, on School Houses, their Construction
and convenience, on governing and conduct.
ing Schools, Address to Teachers, Union
Schools, &c. &c.
Orders for them, postage paid, enclosing
25 cents and postage stamps, addressed ,o
Letson, New Baltimore, Stark co, or A
McGregor, Canton, they will be sent. free
of postage.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
In Mourning

The whig papers are in deep mourning.
on account Of the poor Banks They. say
the foreign capiisl in the state will be with
drawn and we shall lose the benefits Of il ;.
What pity that the cormoraLts cannot
have chance to fleece the laborers Of Ohio
according to la,s and then escape taxatioa.
What floods Of tears these whig editors and
leaders shed Tor shylocks and shasers.-
They ,oonid like to have the laborsIas Of
Ohio, hewers Of wood and drawers Of water
to @capitGl They, are ever ready TO
sing out for capital, while the Prodncers
of wealth. the makers Of capital. never OBJ
tain an approving smis or glance Of sYm-
pathy from them. Sea
We have heard it said that there are
two modea to procure livelihood = ,sork
or steal 1t seems to us there is more truth
than fine spun poetry in the remark. The
reason that capital comes here for invest
ment is, because there is q good opportuni.,
ty Tor HeeoiBg labor This is as plain 40
tha, two and two make four. And not one
thing develops more satisfactorily The old
federal doctrine than this perpetual yelping
and whining of the wbig papers, for Ccp'.
tat, cAplrAL!-Siark Co. Democrat.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
4 Hard Hit.

The New York Express [whigl Of
Thursday last, SAID: h 2
The high prices Of beef, veal, mutton.
butter, potatoes, ard olher such necessaries
Of life, mol only iii this great metropolis, but
in other cities on The Atlantic, Indicate
soinething wrong in The mode OF providing
or The markets, or The forwarding OF things
to market.
BE the causes OF high prices, however,s
what they .nay, il the csuses be good, more
farmers are needed than We have. Agcis
culture, prices tell Us, is under zone, and
other things are over done. There are
NO, enough raisers of food properly TO soP.
ply ihs devourers.
10 thai the San Of Friday made The fol-
lowing pointed answer:
'.Yel the Express is one Of those papers
that counsel Cougress 10 increase the tatif
SO that larger portion Of the people may
be Withdrawn from agriculture to be EN-
;,loyed is manufacturing.
How easily and frequently those in srror
catch themselves. The above 10 on a par
with some Iarifiites lerenbouls, ba~lins
Justify for poleclion 10 Home mo nuilclures.
and at iEs saire time decked in British
broadcln.b, and have Their families v alkirg
on Brusseiis or Turkey carpeasi = STARK
Co. Democrat. - Z
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-05-31
For the forage Sentinel.

or the foftaSe oeutineir
Stark Co, Common school Celebration
Mn. EDlToR: At the last meeting Of the
"StaIk Co. Teachers Association" the fol-
lowing was unanimously adopted:
aResolred, Tha, the Teachers Of Stark
county will endeavor to bring out their re-
spec,ive schools to COUNTY CoMM,N
School C&LEBRATioN, to be held at or near
Alliance, in the grores.) on Friday, The
End day of July, 1862; and that they COR
daily invite the Schools of the surrounding
counties to meet with them on that occasion,
1t will be seen by tie above. that tue
teachers, children aud friends of the cause
Of Common Schools, are invited to meet
with those of Stalk Co., ip grand ceiebra-
tlon, or Pic mic, &c.
The place, Alliance. -was chosen on ac-s
| count of its conrenience and the beautiful
groves in its vicinity being at the crossing
of the &Ohio & Penn" and the sCleveland
& Wellsgille" railroads, thereby afording
superior facilities to all who may wish to be
present from the surrounding counties, to
come on the cars.
The teachers OF RAyENNA, and Of Portage
county, generally. are hereby respectfully
solicited to be present with their respective
schools, and to unite with US on that occa-
sion, in celebrating the onward progress OF
our system Of public instruction. The ben
efits that will accrue to the cause of COM
mon schools, by such grand rally Of thou
sands of children, &C., need not be pointed
out to the rejecting friends Of educatson.-
Several addresses suited to the occasion, will
be delivered.
We earnestly hope that the noble friends
OF Popular Education from Yankee dom,
will cheur US by their presence, and unite
with us, fraterhaity, in pushing forward
the cause Of the soon aoiH Boz glorious
system Of free Common Schools.
Then,
"Come, come alons-make NO delay,
But come from every county come from
every way"
and you will be WELCOMED
For the Committee Of Arrangements.
LETSON.
New Baltimore, O.
| P. S The Portage Wig. and the
Ohio Star will confer favor by cop, ing
the above. l..