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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

Now, as the writer Of the above is gentle
man of candor and frankness, and as we feel an
interest in asccrtaining to which division of the
Democratic party nan Of his evident talents
belongs, we hope he will inform us WHAT COL
or he was "dyed?" AS Benton wars with
the tomahawk and scalping knife, and tries 10
make proselyte by burning uhbelievers at the
stake, BLOOD RED would denote the proper dye-
ing color for his disciples. As the antirBenton
party will probably be killed off or swallowed
up by the Benton party before the next Pres-
DENTAL election, BLACK would be an appropriate
color, as a token of mourning, in advance.
But, seriously, a man who understands so
well The use of his pen, will find no difficulty
in giving reasons for cspOusing the one side or
the other no trouble to tell us why he is Ben
ton or Anti-Benton. The true source of differ
ence, and the exact position of the present boun-
dairy lines, are matters Of as much interest 10
Wings as Democrats.
we solicit communication from our Demo-
cratic friend on this point.
~~JSl
IL In the Washington correspondence Of
the Republican, published in another column.
we notice that a bill was introduced into the
House, for railroad from Toledo, in Ohio. 70
the Mississippi river,.at or near Hannibal. 1t
was sent 10 the Committee Of the Whole.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

WING NATIONAL CoSvESTIoN.- Delegates
have been chosen 10 the Wing National Con-
yentlon from New Hampshire, Vermont, Rhode
Island, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Kentucky,
Tennessee and California. Q Delegates at large
have also been chosen in Wisconsin, and one
district delegate from New York.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

For the Journal and Union
When great man wishes 10 advise the people for
their good or to sdmonish them of impending danger,
or, not being member Of Congress, wishes 10 bring
any matter to the notice of that august body he re-
Sorts often, to the plan of writing letter 10 dis,
tinguished friend, who will publish it. Now, sir,
wish to impress thought on Congress, and, if ii be in
ORDER wo uld address, that body through your Journal
My SUBJECT, sir, 10
The Post once Establish nae mt ana Rail-
roads.
The proposition submit is that Congress is bound,
in duty TO cheapen expedite extend and render perma
nent, the transportation Of the United States mail
As regards the ''bounden duty" refer 10 the Con
sttuton, and the loyalty due from the representative TO
his constituents, and to posteriy This obligation of
duly however, does not require nprobabiies but it
does require all that can be done consistent with The
end.
The Post Office establishment is The one, only, great
medium of intelligence. In it, the masses as well as
politicians, have direct interest in ,st exact propor-
ton as they har need of Hgdi, and political and
pecunary rights TO promote and protect.
of what avail to the people acts Of Congress;
OF resolutions decaratoly of doc rnes-as Of "Iher
vention unless the people for whose use or edicatoa
such are manufactured, are provided with cettan ana
early mode of obtaining them? But, while the ex
Pense Of transporting the mails The present PLAN is
still going on increasing in costs we'll as mag nudc
OF services required, shall Congress- the ageat repre-
sentative of The people, fail TO meet end provide cheap
er more expeditions, and permanent NE hods of
Conveyance? . ..- -
The people look 10 Congress, to whom, alone, the
power Delegated, TO consumate their wishes Neither
are they so selfish, as "hon-interenlon'' gentlemen
on tb" spbjec-mght say-as TO eek Congress TO pro-
vide mails, OF to build railroads. 10 pass every mans
door, They ask no such things But they do ask aud
require that aid should be afforded to such sec tone aud
people as have the energy and enterprise 10 embark
their means, time aud talents in the establishment
and construction of public facilites-open to a for
hidden to none. They ask not MAT Congress shall en-
gage in building mud pixies and brdg ne mill streams.
III every county But the people of the Great West,
whose tolls have enhanced the pablic domain, kept
fill The Golfers Of government and dignifed ia. char
acter oil the continent dc ask that Congress should
lend the aid OF the Government extend expedite and
render permanent and safe, the transmission of the
U"ied States mails 10 the West, South. West and
oTih-West by contributing 10 the establishment and
construction Of every important link of railway from
the Ea'' to the Western possessions Of tLe Gsse
msns
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

ave refer with pleasure to tho card of orr
oia friends, u. +. Wetzel s. Co., Importers and
wholesale dealers in drugs, &C., ST. Louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
Boot and Shoe Mandatory !

S-fR9 THE undersigned have Just established sin
PEN themselves in the city Of Hannibal in DIV
- the above business, aud prepared to furnish
customers with every article in their line at the shores
nnAss ~ Lasts @isse,', ami Chiidrens', wear of
all descriptions, made TO order at ST. Louis prices We
have on hand at this time a good supply of Ladie,
GaIlers and half Caters also an other Fancy colored
shoes WON by the l.adies-all colored wotk-wheh
we can sen reduced prices both Ladies and Misses
We also have good stock of co!ored shoes which
we can sell very low Chdrens shoes will be kept on
hand and made TO order al all sinei.
We invite all persons visiting the city, as well as our
own euizSaS TO call on rs as We assure them we will
lurnlsh allwork in our lineal W. -
ST. LO us PRICES.
. GenUemen's wels made 10 order, Boots and Shoes
--boh 6ue and coarse and will mend ali rims or bnrsts
put Our house is on Hill street between Main and
Front, (ol polile Messts, Ihslee 4 Co.'S, store.
KLEINARD < MADDEN,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

~ Another difficulty occurred at PALMYRA. on ~.
wa w. inst' eeiw'an Mr. I, &. Hughes aud Mr.. w. H.
lsyior' Shots were exchanged, without injury.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

~ See advertisement Of O. w. JrRoME.-
His stock of furniture is large and elegant; he
will sell you good bargains.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

WAR Dors Kossrru NAxT?--"An omen
field and fair play for Hungary Hungary
against Austria, and no inter ycntiou. He wants
arms and money TO aid Hungary in contest
with Austria, and il Russia interfeycs, he wants
the United States aud Great Britain TO Interfere
a , Ihis appears, from his speeches, and
those OF his friends, to be his emission. y
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
MIR. RantouI,s sneeci,.

We are, Indebted 10 lion. IL. KANToUL, in, OF
Massachusettsio for copy of the speech from which
some extracts are lgiven on the third page Il is in.
tere sting 10 US as couirg from Northeast Demo
crot. 1t shows The mutual dependence upon each
other, OF The East and West, and the necessity of con
Meeting them BY all the avenues Of trade possible
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
: FLORIDA, Monroe County, Mo-,
e March llth, 1852.

MI. ". OLEMENS--D LEA n DIR:
| received, yesterday, your polite
communication of the 9Th inst, from which I
discover YOU are lqboring under bit of mis-
take, for am not wing, never was, and never
expect to be. But on the contrary, am de-
mocrIt, dyed in the wool, fast color, warranted
not TO fade in the washing.
BY what species Of logic You were brought to
conceive that could be a wing, or ho,s you ev-
~ -e.csane eogaizant OF even the existence Of
so humble an individual as I am, is the small
part Of a nine days wonder with me. But won
ders never cease.
My ralher-in-law, Capt. -, takes your pa
per, and have not been very unconstant
reader Of it, and if il be any satisfaction TO you,
! may say have been right well pleased with
IFS contents, save the politics.
Wishing you every species OF personal pros
perty, ard hoping that your political raiiocina-
tions may be just as correct as your supposition
concerning my politics,
Ircmain very ob'tly yours,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
: wAKED Up THE WRONG PAssEN
CERT"

A sherttime since. we wrote to a gentleman
in one of the Interior counties, requesting him
to inform us concerning certain specified mat
tiers, and give also his own opinions in relation
thereto. The answer, which we give below,
shows that VIC rather " burnt our fingers that
time
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

RETURSlNG Several passengers reached this city
Yesterday, in the Atlantic, from New Orleans, direct
irom Chsgres, and one or two from Panama, having
been unable TO procure passage from thence to CAL
-llornia. MIR. HARss, one OF the passengers from
Panama, informs that there were over 900 ersons
at that point, on the 10Th of January, waiting their
turn in the steam vessels TO San Francisco. AT Cha
gres and on the route the Ishmus, the c, OVID
was immen,e. Every house and possible shelter at
Chagrcs was fall 10 oyeraowiEg, and numbers were
taking The back track, to embark at New York in
sailing vessels, around th Horn, or 10 find pa sage
across, the plains. The passengers here yesterday in
the Atlantic have concluded 10 wait for spring and
thentry The overland route. They think that, with
every possible degree Of success anG Dispatch the en-
tle emigration now on the lsthmus will not reach
their place ofdes,inaon in !s,s time than six weeks
ortwo months
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

70 See advertisement of CHARLES p FREEMAN
< Co., of New York. They will do large business,
because they advertise extensively, and of course eat,
afford to sell at small profit, and will do SO, for the
sans reason that they adYeriss--vz: 10 extend their
bnsiness.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
Fire Engine.

We should like to see some steps taken to or.
ganlze company to man the Liberty Engine
such company could render it much more ef-
helent' in time of need. A few men, properly
trained, could do the work of double the number
without discipline, and in half the time. We
propose that q meeting be held this evening, at
the city Hall, for the purpose of forming com
pany.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

~ We have received PREsBURY 8 Co.'s "Coun.
terfe Detector for March, from which we make the
following extracts:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18
E55-Kos.uth arrived al s.. Louis. ON Teusdnr

a5-kossuth arrived at St. Louis, on Teusday,
the 9Th inst. A dense mass of people, estima-
ted at from five to eight thousand, assembled
on the landing when The steamboat Enper or,
bearing Kossuth and his suite, landed. On Fri
Jay afternoon, be addressed the people OH the
open space south of Lucas market. Althouoh
it raned all the time, il is supposed eight thou
sand people listened to his speech. II wa,
heard with deep attention and frequent applause.
CAAlIroRSIASs' II You want a COOL outfit in
the cooking line, you are interested in Mr.. c.
". BRYAN's advertisement.
p-Ws should be glad 10 hear from on friend al
Roanoke, freqOsutly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

LEER & ARBocAsT announce new arrivals
They have splendid Havanas, Sc. Read the
advertisement
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

TUE SEvEN WoNpERs or A MARRIED Man,
|. Not going to sleep after dinncrl
z Never going anywhere in the evening ex-
cepting 70 the Club"
g. Always being good-tempored over the loss
OF a button, and never wreaking his vengeance
on the Goals il the dinner isn't ready exactly 10
a minute!
T. Never finding Fault with his "dear little
wiley, if she happens 20 be his partner at
O. Not wondering regularly every week,
how the money goes!'
o. Rcsigning himself chocrfuly, when asked
to accompany his wife on little shopping!
T. Insisting upon The servants sitting I'm.
sooner than takc.ths latch-key with him
Punch.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

There is an old story of cardinal who was
obliged to stay in Paris during the worst season
of the revolution of 1902, when it was a capital
offence to be a priest. A rufiian burst into the
room with drawn sword in his blood stained
hand. The carlinA sat at his table, reading,
and two pistols ilanked the book. When tho
fellow entered, the cardinal quietly took up one
Of the pistols.
" Go vile priest and say your next mass in
he'll " roarcd the liberal, brandishing the sword
and preparing TO strike.
Very we'll" said Tie cardinal, {" but go you
first and prepare tho wine and water "
The bullet was surer than the cardinal inten-
ded. and the rufian dropped dead. The SER
wants carried The body out, and the cardinal re-
sumod his reading
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1852-03-18

New SroRE IN New LONDON Our old
friend, Mr.. &C. HAYS, has resumed business
il New London.
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s~~>>~c>N<~NN>~>-<~>o>1>@
TsLEcRArH Ovvroro CoRxxa OF HANOVER AND DEAvER
STREETS AND No. 20& BaoADwAy.
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
SERIOUS ILLNESS OF HON. W. R. KING.
-~~~~~~~>c~>>>~~~~>~>~
His Resignation as President Of the Senate.
>~~~~~>~>N~~~>~~~>>>,
Dir. Dixon Admitted to the Seat in the Senate
for kentucky.
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Speech Of General Pierce to the Boston
School Children.
S'1>><O>NNo1NoONosN0~oSNoN~
Railroad Inieiligencc---The Markets,
&c., &c., SO
VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
Affairs In WASHINGTON


Affairs Ia Washing tOu
CONTINUED ILLhEss or MIR KIsG-Hfs RESIGNATION
AS PRESIDENT OF TnE sENArs-THE TEHU ANTEP 30
oUEsTION-MR DlXON's ADMIssIoN TO SEAT IN
THE sEHArR-No UkNEoEss AIRY PATRONAGE TO De
GRANTED THE PREsENr ADMINISTRATION, BrO.
ESPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE YORK HERALD
WASHINGTON, Dec 90, 1852.
Mr. Kings resisnation Of his position President pro
Of the Senate made under the hope that per-
feet quiet may restore bis besth Tho symptoms his
almost similar to those Of Mr. Cays last Illness
but In a more aggravated shape His cough commences
every evening and lasts till eleven clock when
exhausted he falls asleep. Prom this he awakcs about
two clock In the morning and coughs violently and in
cesssDty till eight Nothing seems to give hi
the slightest relief and unless change speedily takes
place he cannot survive.
1t ia intended to csli up the Tahuantspes resolutions
in the Senate, at the earliest opportunity and It Is be-
eved they will pass with Mr. BTookes amendment by
large vote. The nstter is fast approaching cris.
The vote In the sensto to day, on Nj Dixons case,
confirms my despatch few Gays since.
1t is generally Understood that Congress will grant
OUTFITS 10 any foreign nsscp which sy become vaosut
during the balance or Mr.. Fimores admtustra alton,
considering that all euch appointments should be made
by the next administration OF outfits will be voted
for all the meeions at the close q the session to
enable General Piesce to eend now men abroad For
the diff ultJ will be experienced pass
iug spy bill. such the French spoliation, which
will create Board OF Commissioners. The majority ia
Congress have intention OF giving the present ad-
ninistrstion any additional patronage
Mr. Rock veil Commissioner Of CUSTOMS ha, resigned,
and will to York to enter in private bust.
ness XYZ.
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ACQUITrAL OF THE PERSONS CHARGED WITH DIX.
sTROYIEG SPANISH PROPERTY DURING THE CUBAN
MISUNDERSTANDING IETELLI0EECR, Ero.
CHARLEsror, Dec. 10, 1862
The steamship Isabel which arrived yesterday brought
advices from Key West to the l6th inst from who
learn that tho United ssates Croult Court at Key West
hsd been engaged with the trial of thu parties udic
for destroying the ptpory OF Spanish residents In
They were all acquitted
From Key West We learn that the brig Florns bound
from Charleston to Boston, formerly reported to have
put in there and been condemned has been Sid
The brig Empire from Gslveston for New York, alec
put in for ,epaus with loss Of sails and spars,
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Ma. kets

New Orleans. Dec II 1852
Tie sales Of cotton to day 10 600 bslea and for
the week the raDsscons foot up 75 COO bales Prices
BE- sdvaScs half since reception the Arc
Bc's Dess. strict niddling being quoted at SIX q $40
Ohio 6our els at 81 IS; corn per busbc mess pork
SIT; prime noiasses IL at go,
Ntw OHtfaNs Dec. Is. 1861
The Af.ica's cens 20 hard late last night The
tefs Of cotton 20 day, Geo bales at fuliy qu.r
ter Of cent Gavauce MiGdiE Ii quoted az So u 20
Ftebss 60 Liverpool arc at Is cotton Sterling
change, 81 per cent pFsm ipm
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DARNUM BEACHs NEW PAPER-FIRSr NUN.
- Der ready-Contents Of the illustrated Ness, for
the week ending Saturday. January let. 1855

EE4sns SG {; ls NUN
the week wee fs adns satsrsss January is '' ''
1"Birth Of the Now Year. 3. sign BY Thomas Alarse
BY artists t. be one q tie
sSae Daniel "a
Picture eSySsns TWO snrs The TooS :" IL,
around The dying bed is faithfully Sho fsa
lures Of the asns are so0rssts. The
MssIsn nr W. Paige , MT Pete, B..vsy n. s. A. Ap.
ss.stea by The dsguoIreotype e'''
.s: engraving showing
4 1he Mansion Of Daniel Web ter ~ Aarsafeld." A
'ftu!,ql Pss s & bSse i1 sss
6-"Ths Webster obsequies at New Yori-shc Funeral
T.Dest,uction Of Chickering's great Panoforto MAUI,
factory at Boston, largo and spirl sod
t"ysw OF the foundation Of tho Crystal Palace New
9-'The C.,oric Ship Ericsson"
IL The oporias Of oorsrass-Roocivi tie ssss,gs In
~ '1he Opening Of consrcssRsadins che Message in
teres,Dg latter press descriptions
An original New Year,. Poem BY Alice Carey, with an
ns 81 wh . IN by RIss,d
for Sir Joh TraDLln Eraaes andre Mslau. y the xd
Tie sse
e Ts 9R y. cf
lace The " q FL rs C.osS sap
Dent persons during the preent Recent Literature
Destruction OF Chickering'S anoforte Mandatory st Bos
ten; Latest intel seDoe from all psrts Of the world
Single copies six eubsobers at their
sidenee in New York and all che principal ete, Of the
psrt Of the country year or 81 30 per volume Of
six months.
Pe-stn residng in New York who desre to hare the pa
rsed regularly at their ELL only TO
their add either to the publication ooe LIS Fulton
street the Sun Office Of FELTON, and Nassau streets
Barnums huseu, Broadway. Single copies be had
the abo Places also sill abe J'pal periodical
stores sRepcies Of the csrricrs, newsboys &c.
The second number will appear Sat January
with verv large number Of beautiful enssayiigs.
1Bs public liz c,uily informed that very large and
psgnccn original picture is Ia CT production -
be given away grstie TO subscribers.
Those who wsh all the huolburs volume,
should subscribe Immediately.
Artists, naval officers avoers and others. at homo
abrosd resrt ctully invited forward drawings ana
sketches Of al i'm that
unScr their observation TO the Illustrated News
New York Such wings and sketches. when led, will
be literally paid for
Artistic abroad, invIed 90 oopnuu aicste with
this Office before leaving.
4. Bsrnnm has contributed $40 2; Henry ID. Beach,
&so@e; and Alfred Z. Bcseh SGD making capital o.
sty horennd dollars for tho OF the Illustrated
News qbs amount will DO trebled IL found nosossary y
permanently in this country good Illustrated ~spaper
rice within the Of all oisssoa 10 mpsh
tLis design expense wil be spared
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Baltimore and ohio ,a,iroad. &c.

BALTIMORE. Daoemoe Der 20, 1852.
The Baltimore and Ohio Retlrosd Company have re-
solved 10 proceed at with ths construction of one
hundred miles Of double trsckeixty between ald more
sDd Cumberland. and forty bet~etn Cumberland aud
Wheeling One hundred Thousand dollars worth oe nd
ditonal LOCOMOTIVES cars have been ordered 81 600
000 bonds to be issued to cover these 0bjoots
We have no mail south Of Nj obe.