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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
MELANCHOLY AND STARTLING
WIFE AND MOTHER

Tobshod the sickness and suffering endured by wife
for from simple aud coutrollable easily
remedied-or better stl,--Iot Incurred, ifevery
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
LIST OF LETTERS

TON EitaiH IAC range " "C''C'
A }
Andrew w f
Is \
Brewer Jane \
Barber Miss Martha
Barlow Miss Eunice {
Brewer Daniel I
Bailey VIM I
Burcher Mons Louis I
Barrett Miss Mary A
Bowkcr Nissan /
Barnes S A |
Bryant Ann /
Baker Miss Grace
Rockwell, Joseph |
Brady Mrs |
Brown Mr. /
Barnes Hosea l
G. /
Cuntwell Mary /
Casey Edward
Carey Mrs Ann {
Coggcshall Rev J NJ q
Clark Reuben
Comber Peter :
Collins Joseph :
Carries James :
Curran Miss Susan E :
Carpenter Henry )
ID :
Demmick Sarah NJ /
Dalton Henry :
Darwoen Matthias :
Dixon John r :
E
Elder George !
Eagan John !
F ]
Finley Ann N
Fole Della |
Farr Charles A
French C d \
Ford Barley \
Foot Charlotte A \
Frower Mrs \
Gano Harvey A
Glodding Norman \
Grogan John '
Gibbon Miss L A '
Gleeson James '
Garner L G. '
Ii
Hannun John +
Harm Michael |
Mushs + b s
Hoxbon Mary \
Henion Daniel 7
Higgins Fitch 4 5
Ingram William S
K :
Kellogg George !
Kellogg George + t
l. :
Leach Hiram )
Lane Patrick L
Lyons Mary 5
Lee John :
Langley w II 5
Levogood Miss Eliza \
beth \
Leonard Samuel R \
Loughnan John 4
Lacy John }
NJ /
McFarlin Nortrian /
McCafarty Peter :
Mozlan James /
Mckinney Ference :
McMullen James :
Mcdonnell Michael (
Merrill James :
Moore Addison 1
Morgan Bridget j
Mcdonald J r
Persons calling for a
please mention advertised
SIM
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
IN AFTER YEARS,

When late be benefited BY our knowledge We lool
back and mourn, and the full consequences Oi cd
ignorance.
What would often give possess early life, thu
knowledge obtain in after years And what days
nights Of anguish might have been spared, If Ih'
nowledse timely possessed. 1t IS
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
GREAT REMEDY!
S1a0 AAJ9&
Celebrated Family Ointment.

Is Mad, SAFE Ih6T0ugh and NE Ttnfest EuerRal Refnt.
~ Esed. n composed If JegetGbte Extracts ard
possesses pocer haeguad tie GHHGs If Medicine r lhs
~ H. fassaatgTy Diseases.
II is universally acknowledged TO be inia5c remedy
n where has been faithfully applied the
system for promoting lnScnSble Precipitation. and
invaluable In all diseases OF the flesh Obstinate Ulcers
Old Sores, ChbainS Sore Throat Burns Cuts. Cauecus
Euptons Sore Nipples Sore Breast Diseases of the Eye
Ague in the Face, Rheumatic Pains, Contracted Cords.
Pain in the Side Back and other parts Of the SYSTEM
Head: Bruises. Fresh Wounds, Piles and every Khd OF
containing the least particle OF Inflammation,
L..I..-
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
HEALING VIRTUES.

II is fact. authenticated here, well all the
State. and indeed the whole that Sloans
Medicines have attained wide spread celebrity and re-
putaton which they justly entitled by their keatHg
rirtues," and powers. We not among those who
prone endorse every patent humbus that along
and in this instance have delayed endorsement until
have been able make doubly only
by testing them personally ourselves but from the tcSt
nlony Of numerous portion of the community living
around u.s. Illinois Globe, Apr H. 1850.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
CHILL FEVER.

CHLLs sToPPEp IL FT'r NtSUTEs-PAIS RELIEVED IN
sTANTLY.
Railways Randy Relief acts like charm 10 all cnses ~
ChS and Fever. Ii breaks the chills Immediately warns
up vigoracs with health and strength every organ
and secrctiOn OF The 81 stCm.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08

Possessed the information contained in le volume (w
IN the reach of alll which would spare to herself
YEARS OF MISERY
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
M MARRIAGE,
HAPPINESS AND COMPETENCE,
WHY is ITF

That behold many females in the meridian Of life
broken health and with compile OF diseases
and ailments deprv them the power for the
OF life when physical health, buoyancy Of spirits
and happy serenity of mind arising condition health
should be predominant.
Many of the of her suerings frstpehaps years
before perhaps during gilhood the first Of
10 their origin light 70 unnoLIGed aud OF course
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
SICK HEADACHE.
RHEUMATISM.

7 UF7FS It0FItV0H TIT II TIC -'I''1EEF0"'
Radways Rendy Relief will stop the severe and cXcruch-
ting pains of Rheumatism almost instantly. Persons are
living in this city who, for monis confined 10 their
beds by Rheumatic pains, whose bones nsOund from
top toe whose joints distorted it'll painful sweiDgs
that relieved from all panin IS minutes by the use Of
Railways Ready Relief This TRUTH and thousands in the
city New York and hundreds Of thousands in the United
States for the truth Of this assertion need
no certificates Of Cuteswe publish long list OF ames 10
prove the efficacy OF RadN Ready Relief for the citizens
Of almost every in the Union for the last four !cars,
IA tested il themselves
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.

Whenever you feel pain, apply Radway's Ready Relief,
it sute to fceye yu y &c" minutes II you have pains
in Stomach, lrtcsn%, in the Liver kidneys, Bowels,
Joints, Homes Radway- Ready Relief taken either nor-
nay applied externally will tn few minutes stop pain
and quickly remove its cause.
Price IS and so Gents per Bottle.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08

See sloan's advertisement in another column.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

Is i'ee J'OH' -IO P'"'c'
And all other dangerous and narcotic iRfUcec. To the
ccak aud pard System impdrfs IUc instead
Of DEATH and the PAIN stopped by the hGa!y influence
ohich RGdUGyS Ready RcIi RpGrts to the instead
Of the eLeJs sleepy aud parG!ySing effect Which hoAHe
and all other preparations containing this PoISOH ProdHets
he
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-08

R-EN STYLES OF LlNiSGs. A La S'ontag Bonnie
" Trimmings, &C. just received by
Aug 90 METCALF, MERRILL l. co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
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glss e - ecnA9ent - wfa shasuu - - -
4 plIcsted.ss - - - z3ss7''s
IN ~ Sra 10 ~ .ptksne s16p1t,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

Tbs u g. steam frigAts P6wh stah, bsarisg the
broad pennant Of Com Newton, q the Hons equsdroi
arrived Il Pensacola On the sh inst from vea Cfnz.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

OFlFI]CIAI JOtTHNAI
IL rnn ecnsOI1DArxDe0rrY ~ INV onIHAHs.


- =
Hon EdwArd Evefett hss declined desefng ~ euloEy
upon tho lste Dss3sl Wehstsrs snd Hon kunn esass
has besn seIeetsl n his stssd. e ~
!. 80 !. ~. 3. :, &.
!ns ssn.seesl y. !. 4, 81 cs,s
brnted With sreat pcsnp II ChArssston
====--=-==-: 81. " wv . Ess,
4yAa-Ths " y steam ilsAss .ssn' ~ -
broad pennsnt o. Com Ne*son, = sns 1..,.s %
ar1tvsdAt Psnsscoie On ne osn .nss .ss11
7, ..-...aNa ..cssnd storrv vindow IL txo
IN. III .s,s "a ~ yonur romsu wi,ssss
-. ~. =. ro,,nd III nsxt corner
80, - 4 I,,,,,,.,, ,.a;rt., a.
= n ss ~ vIovida ~ ee,,
80. IS ,gs f,fr,.if fourt Il Mellonyille
~. ~. - ~ S-s>sse = =
ssezsae n II III
Dani Websters spssches, IN ~ asEs vclnns4 arc IN
sreat demand n NcwYorh. Tbs price \ fifteen dolia
ths Mirror ssys that tfcs dciisrs on eae - s o
ths fsziIy u Nj. Wsbstef:
n v,n il stated that The nkoa cf
and the river Plate has been thrown open
$500. ~ III natiops and that decree has been
.lIo IN IL bonding Il eoos for any term not
(sAsht.sa Ius.unfl,ssss Nj s
-: p.
cIirrEA sffs soA Z s ~ s..s
yer ships nov pslne Du. y -
he English are beginning to md ont that our clippers
/ can beat tho world
.ss77-- rs -. ,r;,:.., x ~. .s,f,. ~,
ftf bsAa'L
Easie arlveo = 8 a q.
4ansfe; nas gone e y - H, &.
HovtKHA1snst : sncies'1s : a-s',s' y - = =
tween Drazl .ne sne onl's,- ..e.ss .....---
1 I. -, ar = az tte democratic
AnfvH ~ y -
i papers oi s9e No1tn' tns. u0'. .1''s'
house q Ine1e N osson cn w ~ y {. ~
l0sS - = :" =
4 lstl r. lntelcss ~ eaI s.e -oo..-
II -. sx,.ss tt,n 4 ~.
Il Ine New HoFk calou.asss X ~
American ambassador at Madrid has v We onei
IL efsn made under 1fr Polk,s
II = -,., \. e - * .s. 80 1,,.,a1 4,
Il Ior the ~ IsisnA ~ M
this Hoyernment ana We stsstiavls - ~ sasN
Iaades;we believe, Is equally spocnr ypnai
----=. - -. ,cts. -.
6sasuLAn AND FATAL Ing .iossa a's.s -
lane daughter Of Euer B. steclc Of Ifayerford fon
~; Pa Nhils rat hexinx ehesnnts IN
r-''t5 AsS7
neid Htum0eo ens y. -. 49, - 1lrs ~. ~. :. -
which, entering sne tasl1 y Al'l 's ~ ~
the main arteries caused her death n tWc ny
"A 6eess - 4 sf ss ssi NJ
r4v M.yytr Cf1Ass sL-The Charleston Courier HAyA
n .t.t !. 1,;ol,,v accomplshed cficer II HI
y ? - i. =, 4, ,a,,es - Il,
Egincers has peen as1 Sne' ~
MoYk the successful cf when -
interest Of Charleston, and we hay
"A Il. that sapon it MI
N reascn - HnA'o22Av ~ - ~ 5esg
1Ia6rr Hp
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
u1cKsBU1.RG.

TNOR yICKsBURG, GRAND. GULF, ~ =
RODNEY. NATcHEz FORT ApAMs BAYoT5I Az ~
SARA BATON ROUGE pasRes q MEMPIlle,
WEDNESUAI
% ssoueout The freight apply on
n op - STRoTIIER BRoS Agents. IS street.
The MEMPHIS will freight for Yasoo River Win me
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

young convert got up in chnrch, and was making his
confeseion somewhat after this sort have been
wicked indeed have I have cheated many persons,
very many but viii restore when he WAS
by an old lady who said s WE'LL
should think before you confessed much. you had
better marry Nancy spriggins, as You agreed to,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

Hon Edward Everett declined ~ euioE
upon ths lsts Ds.sei wststss snd Hon. Runs teees
has been rejected n his stead. - q e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

TDIANO FORTES The subscri-
te,ha. ou hand and sale the most exten
e RI RIsNos il ,hs sy PRINCIPALLY t.om
GnfTARs from MARTIN iogeihsr SHEET MUSIC PREcEp
AOrs, sses y HENRYPARSOES. 1S Camp strsee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
cTRONGs.-The undersigned re-

- 70 the public .has be hss s VI
style not aupssssdd d * any, -
sorts the Charles street. With good liquor sny
with Ne hopper 70 snas ~
literally behaved ~ tmo
crescep c always his old fends and ls public
yan.rslv There viii be At all hours.
s1Is .asse I'm s HENRY STRONG, Proprietor.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

Some English people visiting an elegant private
garden in Palermo, Sicily, and among the little
mental buildings they to one upon which writ
lten-a Non aperite that is Don't open" This pro-
hbion only served to excite curiosity and they yeFy
uuciyiy proceeded to dsobey the hoeptahle owners
Injunction Oh opening the door forcibe jet Of water
was sourted full in their very just though not
very Eayere retributon. 81
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Eu;,I ..vs WEDNESDAY Novonber IA O'Clock NJ
rNrR HASHVILLE, CLARKS-. ~. =
WILLIE, sMITHLAND AND PAMnuCMA M M CAAscIhs. c.
new regular packet r. HOW Tap havino
apply 81 eFssTER
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'c0AsT.
E,UR pLAQU UEM1NEs. Regular u,

TSOR BEUF RIVER Regular - =
III Buuf River Packet--Ths steamer LEILA ~ 80
rih comnience her regular trips in the above trade
socn viii permit and continue 70 run during the entire ~
For fafther pdfticuiar5, apply 70
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
AMI. BOARDING.

n RCADE HOTEL, r. 8. MoKsE, Pro- kzssk
estahl,abment fanilssy known 70 ne zEns
uub Mil 81 opepcd THIS NORM ING Monday
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
OHIO RIVER.

TNOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, .hsE u
LOUISVILLE and Al inisInsdss 1ssS1s;yT Ind, e.
The fue fast running steamer E1Ss!. ".
KENDALL, Thomas, master, now receiving GsiEh.,
leave IS above. III Is
noss noxa McpOWELL. yR., 4 CO, - Poydras street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

HATS BO ,IS, SIIy9ElS:

TIygr RECEIVED Ar HOYTSs - -
sesrss q Ill Charles ~ f6mson srxsse- ..
a Issrs sssorssnt b BEKgSs IfEE H0ls nd
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
A Nxw wAy 10 TAr Doors The following We extract

& We fud rum trick, literally speaking. which We
wonder has not the attention Of those eyaders
Of the Maine quorlaw who exhibit SO much
iscoyerug new purposes to which alcoholic
iiuuots may be applied exposed in article ON college
nstrustion and IN number of the American
tWenty Years ago The subject Of uniformity
81 dress among ~ students q colleges hing under
the Review says; IN the lava q tne unys.
sitv 81 Yrrpja we ind that boots procrbe and THU
may SEEM 70 b. descending to minuki
thsy Who are practically conyersaut with disct
nine ~ aware tak this article ohicctionstas
/ rrounds than expense. 1t ii Of tho cont<abans
ehpds oen had rsceurss 70 the q oF
msIar contsipinr N empty bottle which returns by th
sams conyeyancs filled With ths forbidden axtiele.'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
RED R1nE!!Rs

n win isnvs WEDNESDAY Noysmhsr a O'Clock r. y, H..
TSOR JEFFERSON, PORT CAD 49,. Nv
20, siREy ssS , I'll istsmsalass lsnSl
The elegant and swift runsng passenger
Capt 5auel Arplsgats viii leave - above
Fol freight passage, appsy 90 board Or e :.
nnvy :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

TNOR MONTGOMERY AND, We 6zS =
TuMPKA-TfIRouGH LIVE, via Nsx Basin.
Tfs erl;fsir Heg, and cessnt steamer w WETUMP.l
K being hsshed y q cinsi,s9s. ", ~
iesynr Newti shas fLfBRN4TE MKpNtsDAy TIE WI
TUApKA fof s tads ysins bulls expressly for
I'd ..sIs sa:,ss No. oas MCDOWELL H. co.. rosdts rs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

Il 81 win leave THURSDAY Novsmbsr II, O'Clock 4
EHOR OUACHITA AND BLACK ~. i
II RIvER.-The new and light draueht steamer
0sCFGIA. Capt, John r. Ross, will leave above,
!sr ~ X
For freight Passage apny on board q %
novl0 H. FRELSEN CO.. - cssundel strset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

TDOARDING Several Families can obtaan
H.,S ri si,o several sniisssn ~ Supplying a Ne ~ -
oone ABOVE r shsy viii a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

M yyiIl c.v, on MONDAY, November a. q otioek ~ ~
EOR NEW YORK Direct Steam F4SA
n shin Lus-Ths splendid double engine steamship M s
1JJIJhM PENN. Winthrop Sees consmandsr yi less mel
wharf, Joseph .rest .6ess Fs ssa Or psssase
" The BEN FRANKLIN will suceeed the VI and leave o.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
Y EDUCATION.

TSTTRNISHED ROOMS Several neat Fur
ROOMS ior genemen had BY applying At No.
s6 rpydrss I6fH FAMILY ROOMS noya
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10

EM,aRArloN TO IowA.-A leayy tide OF emigrants ap-
pears DO pouring into Iowa The Davenport Of
the 21st ult., says 81. 81 ssssSt II
since ve hayc been ! resident Of Iowa have not
known 90 much into the State have seen
the present almost hour OF the day teams
can be observed crossing at ferry or upon the
ar side to ret over generally bring with
them their stock and many them their utensils
to be In readiness enter their new homes May
SUCCESS attend thsna.n y, ;4 Il
The Burlington Telegraph Of late date also remarks
Huudreds upon hundreds the Mississippi river at
this point daily seeking homes in It IS
the population Of Iowa will increase faster the pfesent
| year than IL has done for years past, = 81
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WIN leave H. n O'clock positively
IYGR GRAND ECORE, NATCH1- ~ =
E TocHEs "A AZ atsrnssists
sssomsf n DAIMAU Wnf will leave Shove Fo
freight or passsgs having appy on board
e nevs : : T. II. pOMR0Y a CO.. IS Gssvier nfeet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-10
.REATOVA.L

ID EMOVAL. --DRAKE & Co. have removed
e. air Auu.on ma Conon Honse street
igtsll RIlSiNEsS s;ia1 IL stis hranches novs %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-30
For TIE Cecil Wing.
The Parting.

Farewell, farewell, the mUurnlul word is spoken
The dream is DER, the sweet illusion past;
The charm that held me in lis lhlaii is broken,
And light flows in upon nay soul at last.
Lighi in whose heavenly smile and midday beam
ing
learn how weak the ties that bnl us here:
That lalsct ood can assume an angrls seeming,
That earth hath little winch is worth Il tear.
o, were the forms W. love, thp hearts We cherish.
Halfwbat they seem to the unpra,tised eye.
D not our hopes bloom but to mock aaI perish,
o, then it were a bitter ching to die.
But now, what silken Link so strong to bind rs
That we should not cast oil il, colts and fly.
Rejoicing from the eyes that charm and blind us
To tread the pathway Of the distant sky!
Thro' LIES gay bowers while Youth his wreatl
is weaving,
Buoyant with hope all eagerly VIZ start;
= grasp is owers miStrust lcss anl believing
What is our need a stun 9 and Wiiucred hest
g shape some gorgeous dream ana think ii real
Upon IFS seeming truth we lag our trust:
The morning breakS we ii pi our dear Heal,
Our smiling treasure is, al last, but--Gust
L NINA Ibl II nUltS, lIlInh not INV uGdll VIII
shun thee,
Since thy fond smiles too fondly it believed;
And 10 thy side thy tones had almost Won Inc; -
Mine IS the glory, have not deccircH
. EN- not Try heart ofthine is unlorajrne,
Weak ~ ts power to chide to suAa', strong;
OF bai.ed ,ncer cast down,stiIl hopin=, striving
Why should it be shrine 10 harhor wrong?
Forget Cannot; yet ,hy v3icc shall lngcr
Amj1 NY thoughts less calpab.y illn now;
- months roll on, as Times uii-hea.iIg lingrl
shall strew It's weeds cir:n my heart AMI brow
Sometimes in dreams, thy airy form comes :oat
ing
Across my vision with = voice and smile;
I a dear friend gone from the household meet
lng,
Returns 10 cheer the lonely hearth awhile,
{ rmcs with the tcnIrr tones. tie hucs ELS sian
nfhapH'"r hours now with the past and gone
GALAXY greet tie Aneiug, sha1owy vision,
No hatred have to HAT phantom one.
Once II ore farewell, across thy midnight Stun
brrs.
SCii com" the whispers Ct the Better Land
IIonr tsih the swelling OF those golden number
Fr"l many harps un$wcPt by mortal hand
IiiS SIi!i". Wnn DItd 'uTa arouhi thEe mover
AMI keepthy footsteps with holy power;
Light Thy glad spirit, lies sad warfare over;
Unto the Throne in Ills appointed hour.
An idle lay; wrought out when low winds sigh
ing,
1 \ voice to midniehl's holy calm rnpart;
/ Faint down my souls lone aI,les ;Acil tones ar
dying.
! Would that their simple tale might reach til.
heart. C0RYpON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1852-10-30
IN absence Of SIX wears.

an absence of six years.
He distinguished himself 1888 by a
proposition looking to an early recogni-
ton OF Greek Independence and a mag
nlfcent speech in its support. He ia
vored also a like acknowledgement of
South American independence.
New England unitedly supported
John Quincy Adams for President in
1921, and Mr.. Webster concurrad,
though never personally an admirer OF
MIR. Adams. He and John Randolph
were the IeIlers when the House elect
ed Nj. Adams Presldent-oy The vote
OF - States to /! and he became one OF
the ableSt and most influential support
erS of the Administration Of Adams and
Clay. Reelected in 1924 and 1926
with scarcely a show of opposition, Mr..
Webster was III the latter chosen a Sen
ator Of TIE United States. Toward the
close of 1877 his first wife died, while
he was on his way to Washington to
take his seat in the Senate. The next
year ('o2s) was signalized BY the de-
feat Of j. Z. Adams and the accession
of jackson TO the Presidency. He mar
rird a second wife, few years later
Miss Caroline Leroy of New York city,
who is still living.
During the session Of 1S29-30, occur
red the memorable debate on Foot's
resolution respecting the Public Lands,
wherein Mr.. Webster, in replying to
Col Hayne Of South Carolina, vindi-
Gated his right 10 rank first among living
debaters.
Mr.. Webster remained in the Senate
till 1871, when he was called by Gen.
Harrison TO the Cabinet as Secretary Of
State. He continued in the Cabinet,
during the administration of Mr.. Tyler,
until iS43, when he resigned, having
IN that time negotiated the Ashburton
treaty, whereby our long disputed
Northeastern Boundary was definitely
settled. He returned to the Senate on
the 4th of March 1873, and continued
there till the death of Gen. Taylor, (Ju-
ly II, lS5O) when he was called by
Mr.. Fillmore once more to the first
place in the Cabinet, as Secretary Of
State, and this position he held at his
death.
Thus have the three great men
CALHOUN, CLAY and WEBsTER--who
gave to the Senate of the United States
a fame which can never die, passed from
among us. They were collectively and
individually, men, taking them Tor all in
all--when shall We look upon their
like again.