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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10


and Hudson river steamers 1900
via Lake Steamersto Buffalo
and Railroad to New York, $500
" via Lake Steamers to Buff. X.
to Abby & Hud. X. st. toN ~ 400
10 Boston via l.. S., Y. &:Eris aud
New York City Roads 900
I" via l. S.mrs. and City *
York ard Eric Roads 1900
" via Shore. Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads 1900
via Steamers Buffalo, Albany
and Western Roads 1870
An additional charge of 50 cts via Niagara and abov.
FIN Cinti. to Montreal via Lake Shore road 1900
F" via Lake Steamer IT,
to Boston via L Shore road & Ogden'bg 1896
via l. Steamer and Ogden'bg 100
+" ton York via l. Shore Road q 1915
via J.. Steamer and 1875
y to Buffalo via L. Shore Railroad $50
via Lake Steamer 500
to Phil. or Bal. via Crestline & Pitt 1890
via Cleveland IL Pittsburgh Is so
to Pitts urgh via Crestline rs
via Cleveland 900
to Baltimore Wheeling l465
to Washington via Wheeling 1885
To Philadelphia via heeling 1885
TO Wheeling us
CiDu. to Cleveland 600 Chit. to Ian svie, $50
to Columbus 800 +" tOSpringield 200
Forall information and Through ckes apply at the
Office Southeast corner of Broadway and Front st or
at the Depot, Cincinnati.
w A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
y. w. STRADER, General Agent.
M. WILKINSON. Agent, Evansville.
aug12 i&w6m.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR
SALE
- MATHEW M'INNERNEY offers his property
nsN for sale situated at the Of Sixth and Vine
T-AA streets, consisting OF threestory Brick Dwell
ings with Cellars under both.
ALSO-A Frame Ware House 40 by 40, with q suita-
bic brick cellar.
ALSO-A lot adjoining, 90 feet by 80 feet.
The above property will be sold low, il applied for
soon. The property will be sod together separate to
suit purchasers.
augl6dlmt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
FALL FASHION.

l shall on. Saturday intro.
duce my fall style Of Hats,
which Hope will please, 1t
being an elegant and most
approved one. Having got
an entirely new stock ofmy
own selection l will be
able to manufacture hats,
not surpassed in hearty.
dnish and durability.
Thankful for the liberal
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10

L>LOUR In HALF BBLS..fr"m Folks Mills,
l. for sale BY lm!3Ol J.& w. REILLY.
1EO BAGS Cotton Yarn in store and for sale by
ls)U augi2 J. n. MAGHtE & co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-10
CHAIN PUMPS!

- CASKS Pump Chain:
u do Chain Pump Fixtures; just received and for
sale cheapat WELLS
sux3l Now Hardware Store.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
The Weather and til. Crop, ia TIE sou,h.

The Georgetown, S q. Pee Dee Times, Of the Goth ,lt
saws:
We congratulate readers the q neral prevalence.
of riirs which have fallen du'rr the ist eight or ten d,,
Il D. with pleasing tfscUu lat We e,ch,t pr t .
gOrUy iurrhuin. r I'm me-. shirh tic ipry df,,yl,
Tor ed urou our hccrn- for the bright prospect of
~hrh greet u- 100 the generous showers Of tain aud u,
.ymprryd siys oi the euu.
TIE r,ir- glad to learn have sws.i the c,,rr,
Of Back RIVER n''ovc U.s. und bid lair dive the .a
ion IT, pr. n unnatural position 100 the hover portion oi
thtt river. THIS he,-ng is oppyruuo not iy e. fh
rice planters but the inbadraut- Of our town, ma ,I
mud 90 the dried dIchr Of the fields which skirt ,u- t,,
bad already began IT, Usual f work 100 generating f,,f
if the water becomes he.h ls We aittrtp,t. ,,d ,.
planters thus enabled How their crppa t,r II, a , -,
lever which have Hlrea ~ occurred viii be- an cud Of .
disease for the present.
We congratulate readers generally upon ii4 borr,
change Of our nruns and trust thai the labor Of tho
hu<pandmnn will YET be- pleased with abundant fruit
The Anderson 8 G. Gas,iis Of The Goth inst. says:
"Suce sst issue, our District has beer, favored
generally with very heavy rains and dto0piur diving veg
et,uon begins o. look like W. might expect something
from b. The prospect nov b. tat with continuation of
90" seasons which have lately hat 70 fll com cr,r
NAV yet Boz made. Cotton presume past recovery
W. heard gentleman sty day since tlat bee be
level that Five hundred Dollar loo the f would buy ,II
the cotton ehicl the District could possibly make We
hope however that this may out ~ b. an erroneous
cOfj ctufe
Tue Cheraw Ga,,it, Of the goth inst. says.
since our last moo; of uis region has been blessed
win m'st hOuntul sesons At ths place We have AZ vet
hsi but light showcrs. vegetation bovcve, s..,r, Con-,
plct"iy renovated. The Copn crop never hooked moro
PROMISING, corn, however, many GciIs. vas beyond
hope before rain cane short crop, therefore inevtt
Die; but We trust that no serious scarcity will bo expcr
eured.
We perceive 10Y our exchanges that rains have boen
plentiful generally throughout tive region II drought so
that al approximations about scarcity D. removed
~ The Coroners jury At Pougbkeepse have adopted
verdict in relation to the collision between the steamboat
Empire and soop Livingston the Hudson river, the
amount Of vhich Is that nobody h 70 blame,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

e In view Of the recent disaster Niagara Falls by
which three lost, the New YORK Tribune sug-
gests remarks the rem dies which are necessary
THE Accidents says the TriJae Of two kinds. Those
arisng from persons who the a, a dlnc,
aoove, thence swept tue Rapids AMI thus are dash
over; ani t1os5 from persons who Clip or the bank
rocks bhlgs clos by the Falls. and thereby hurl-
eI them. A. remedy for these dlnger- the Fri.
bans recommends that rope net works b. pced 70 catch
boats persons floating doEn, and in addition 70 m
the Of the grounds shOul be obliged tn put iron
fences less four feet hgh across the bridge,
leading the tower and At the different points on the
IDS The NUMBER Of accidents happening every year AZ
this words Grei, Wonder call lu ily Tor some provisions
guAri against them but Who is make them is matter
mueh more easily sIsg ested thtn clrrel out
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

% European peculatons still variable wit,
respect the signs of Russia and the issue of the PR
sent confusion NJ Garardn of the Paris Presse gives h.
Jews at some length, and declares pretty categorca
that there being nothing but difference in form be,wee,
Turkey aud Ru,sia-Eng France and Prusss
will intervene, say there is Of quarrel save th
honor OF both parties and make peace.
Others however the belief that Russia really de
sres war, and drawing out negotiations until wint'
the protection fits capital aud then will sweet
down upon Constanunople with resisiess fury L. has al
another motive than winter for delay 1t does not
believe that France and England long together
The union OF their squadrons the mouth Of the Darda
nelles will produce ealousies among aud officers and
by being well famed, may result in open rupture be-
tween the two countries.
The Emperor Nicholas would be immense favorite
with the Virginia farmers if he would ensure them 50
bushe for their wheat II would far surpas any visi-
be and papable benefit they have received from
Locofocn President that should not be surprised
they elected his Majesty succeed Cen Pierce Ifhe j.
ambitious OF the Distinction let him drive the Turks out
Europe without delay.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
Gas EegdlatUr.

Gas is 81 universally burned in this city that everything
tending promote uy IN IT. Of uc intcrcs,
We hty" examined aud tc.tsd with som. care KiDpfg'
Gas guar, auinvutOn snrl % reyAtc tLs Dress,,
at which shall burned by consumer lii known
81 course that %. j. forced thrOu 10 tic tubes by pressure
applied az the 80 k- nd tutt greater tie. pressure
uc more gis cpr-un, aud that to without any cor
responding increase Of light very high degree Of pres
sure 10 tc WOk -ncce iry FOO order meet the
met- Of tie street burners hpie s. Sc throughout h q
city; AID very vino gas a ut u- IL under
u't pressure, aud, Of coure. great waste or g,--
hhi't'- Regular s simple mechanical cOuiriva &C. bv
which rtch consumer may regulate the pressure re- whic
he desires % burn the gis 10 give precisely the
Hu"unt bee wishes 10 li more Aud whcr il +.
once Illus Ju..ed, preserves the pressure wthou
tny iuftt,r attention
Tn" invention sccmsto us ono "r tho rrcate.t utility
From sIfi'u- trials We have made with ~ We are cunvn.
c'd nat nv"- fully treaty fre pr c, Of the gts con.
-rm"r, aud t1f b. give also n-ttrr softer AMI more
'qudl" light Protectors Toucy, Gbb-. Elicit and otier.
have cgrulri 20 excellence, AMI number Of persnn-
NI" tHvr Used &c. hsy" Hl.p te.udcl the economy an
'tl'r HdsHrtgcs Which uey have derived from IT, w.,
~" thoroughly convinced n s Invention orfy Of ga
rr" attention. AUD calculated prove universally and de-
cidedy useful
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
F. W. JoSrs, Secretary. N''a'' III u"

TnE Crops Is FLoRrDA.-We are permitted to mike
the following extract from private letter to gentleman
in this town, from his friend in Marion county:
This section be in fine prospect of TEMPORAL
plenty. Never has this pOr ion Of Florida had such d
prospect for cotton crops Provision crops good
We have letter from Elisvlc il Columbia which in
forms "a thlt the farmers in that vicinity have been bi-
sed with copuu- showers OF rain Of late and that tn.
crops very good.
We also happy to be able to say from information.
gathered from the farmers in this country, that with bu,
few exceptions, the crops cool usual at th, w
son Of the year. aud in instances better than ever b
fore known. While continue - such di-hcuten
accounts Of the crops tie older States II source
happiness to know that the prospect l. 80 60 In tl
section OF our Own.-Jaekso,,u;Ne N1rs. lGh inst
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
Eeeuomiesl Legislation.

We hear great deal said about economical iegisla-
ton by our Democratic opponents, during election
times the way ofshor sessions for the peoples rep
rcsentativcs. Practice is worth much more than
professions judge their sincerity by, and they have
given striking illustrations, Of late, Of the ex-
tent which they practice what they profess this
subject The people Of Virginia, with Legislature
largely Democratic for several years past have had
repeated specimens Of the manner in which their
Democratic rulers economist time, dispatch business,
and cut short their four dollars per diem connection
with the State Treasury. Long sessions, and extra
sessions OF the Legislature under the old COnstitu-
ton and two sessions year, in session nearly all
the time, in place of short session in two years,
have furnished the citizens of Virginia with sutci int
evidence of the degree of sincerity to be attached to
Democratic professions this point. The American
p, ople have also been furnished with instances
of the manner in which their Democratic representa-
tves in Congress keep their promises to economise
time in the discharge Of their duties by the prolon-
CATION OF the sessions of Congress up to the very
hour that they would be dissolved 10y Imitation
Another illustration has just been added in the case
of the New York Legislature, in which the Demo
Gratis have a large majority The people of New
York like the people of Virginia, thought they would
remedy the evil of prolonged sessions of their Legis-
lature, by prescribing limit to them. They there
fore enacted by their Reformed Constitution that the
per diem of the members of the Legislature should
stop after they had been in regular session one hun
dred days, the same time however. providing for
extra sessions the necessity for them might some
times arise. Well, the present Democratic Legsla>
tu,e of New York. triaed away their one hundred
days, and might still have finished their important
business in the three days of the But they
saw proper under the Democratic idea of economical
legislation, to adjourn and assemble again in extra
session, to spend their time in between the
Hunkers and Barnburner>, abou' the distribution
their shar of the spoilS at Washington and the dis
cussion of Federal politics, pretty much after tn
"a. hon of the Democratic Solons OF our own State
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

The MY Legislature last Thursday, closed the most dis
credtable session knosn is annals IL under the
dominion Of the Locos- and the portion Of them
the Free Sellers.
We 6nd in the " Y Express the following account Of
the closing scene Tue Speaker is Of the leading
Free Solers.
"finaly scene, long prepared for, Of Presen-
ting aud speaking upon
RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO Mr.. SPEAKER LUDLOW
1t read by the Clerk, when,
Mr. Burroughs rose.
Mr. r. Smith called to the chair All the members
took their seats there great gathering Of mem
bers around Mr. B. the Speaker taking at the clerk
desk, upon the lett of the chair.
Mr. h. said he should upon the resolution upon il
merits just he would upon any other subject
The gentleman who introduced this resolution knew
would time and knew also that in all human pro
babihy, il would pass. The committees organ
lied with purpose to build up faction. Trey wer'
organized great injustice the Wing party, and in
great inu icc TO the better portion OF the Democrat
c party and by that he the Hunker portion The
Speaker had refused recognize members when up
ON the toor upon pei sona and party grounds He hac
ordered member arrested under circumstances OF gres
outrage and oppression and in manner which he trusted
no presiding officer would repeat again. And Mr.. Bur
roughs specifying complaints and charges agans
the Speaker, who looked on and listened He said th'
Speakers conduct had been ag ant and outrageous In
the He had triied with the liberties Of men
and abused only the rules but the privileges OF th'
House. and the rights Of the members. The arrest OF
Mr. Holly of Niagara a case in point The Speaker
,h., in nc.vish ,nd ;,sol.p, ,.rms Nor was this ali
-
=, r,, a. .,>.., ,, -,
he'o '"e 'Pe'Ae' 'ooN '"' YUAN " ~ ~ -
mittee Management in the Impeachment OF J.
Mather, as follows -
NJ Joo,,;s Chairman
Mr.. Champhn, Mr.. Leman.
M quincy, , ,,s
MI ha'u"sS r' "Oou'
The Speaker (Nr. Ludlow announced the resolution o
thanks TO be in order
Mr. RurroprbsI hone tho SDcaker will No, rc,.,n IN,
hi .hi,s ,his ros,inor "a nsnS;n 7 shorIJ snssl
M. ''O'' ''s'1'' '"' 'peANe' P'o was :" ''''
The speaker-The gentleman from Orleans does no
have any modesty which should deter hin
rom addressing the chair now occupied and the Speak
er H., "Iu Nv ~ S,." '. hs
L,u,ht.r and excitemeutN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

white, Meckienburs-i hid. al sis.
IL Vote M,esen6ursi hid At SIS, at els, at go
gi,snl M,eEsqOarsi hid Tugs tS leaf atSl, a,
g'.ns,, chaIo',l Gad a ssf, isS, s,t1H,
DE- h. Io~ne' heeslvuOurg-sh nds az co. 9 his
6mBrne chAro,te-I hid at ts1l at9 part ofh, crop
Hpba ~, LingnJurg- MD - st4, baanee sold.
EBfacs, iiataS-.i hhd Al ts, at -H,EatTS
AZ ate. Bought by o. ". Gillian j. II. Grant, and W.
field, IT,, Meosenburs-i HID ate T. TO- at 81 lat
nc sd Gu..,ii hid oH satiiN gatio, at 1o,.,
"hts, Graav,le. 81 hid at s2iJI. Bought by O. w
ii iow,ron naifsi hid at tiI4, Las igH at Iol at
ged, Sri hid t5H, Rat tiN. ,stioN Lat iot at
T. rsia,d Mes e:ous ma go atig, atio, hne
wi@G.b, Graaynis, o-5 binds a. ssl. aiss aa9s,i
addr,n Shove We have sold weeks %
nhds Up'd foO,eg a. o go tLs ncioagg ysly apg
& o " ~ re m,e ss, s.s S'' Gso S
,uorl aP ' ~ S. 81 past nisf.R waiTs
A1IaGiNI, CgNTH,L HAILuO Al PbAsrER.-Ats meet.
road Cop,nyon iSh JOY, isss, the following rcsoaton
.i rha, Plaster 10 not to be deposited on the Company
grud unit ready - ransp'i H. the owner takes the
rom the Moo's' Of toe Board q Di5ss,os'
,oUNTgY CURED nAMs-A lot Of very superior, just
6g6 EDWIN WORKMAN a 90.
A,TgAM ENGINE FOR sAJEThe Engine u the Dredgo
- lsI9ue' bsonsas 70 t9e jaime. Nys' Kaesvhs Com
previously disposed q =, private sale -. 49,
Lnqaie ~ o. kngineers once At the shlp os Reessl or
jyiS1ai so,rs,,ry Jane, River Rssashs co@psiy
NAKE NOTtUE-A grand di.p ~ viii place
~ he hagueaot springs on Fridsy evening net, sey
IN lss on Wssh Scsaon there s - one ?, hs sesaer 20
enlng during @ san, n''ed Of sve'' other Friday ss'sed
Ia pr vious advsftscment. Ute-lt
I = OLD PENs-JAs wOODHoUsE, late Nash 4 Wood
- hs. ha. sy received large aud 'Psndd .oes cfeold
the Commercial Eogro.sng The Mam@o,h snd ths Leyla
hsn TIE later tsa ss snor%os,y large ssa much liked By
Sold 'spsra'sy, Or In eases, J9s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
The French Mission.

Considerable curiosity has oeen manifested by thu
public the delay in the appointment of Minis
ter to France. Tue Washington correspondent o.
the New York Courier and Enquirer, d.sc.oses tia
following in regard to the matter:
Notwithstanding all that has been done, the frui
New York is settled nor likely to be- Tue rres,dcr
is ANXIOUS to fulfil his ergag, with Mr. DIX, aud y
anxious be relieved from the uucongenal lab"'
OF MS uihc, ia New York Ii even reported that
Deputy Treasurer here has distinctly avvrreI that he
charge Of the money bags longer than the end
present month. WHAT will then follow distressi.
contemplate II Is well understood among the perso
al friends OF No DIX that he wOul have taken his pr
and tnIklrss position except upon tPrrs
ideutia As-u,ance-which ud be 'sacrei the
Of kug'-hat before about these days he should
transferred elevated station"
S it SEEMS the Abotonis are getting impatei
for the be towal of the mono the President has u
reserve for the or, champion of their Tina
more elevated station" to which Mr.. Dix is TO b
transferred, is we'll understood be the mission
France He will get t before long. The Abolition =
lists have grown unrvaso able in their demands upon
the Executive, since he has been feeding them -
avishly with Federal patronage. They not dis
posed to exercise n little patience and allow the Al
mnistration chance to play their game of with
no ding the appointment of Minister IL France
elections, now pending in the South are over, whc
might be seriously ahecte thereby. Al;er the CHio
las gone through the farce of communicating
few more Abolition organs and at all events by tia.
time those elections over, the President will n,
doubt lufl his engagements with their favoritr, VI
ID X to transfer him to a more elevated station, viz
the French Mission
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
,UyO FNRMgRS.-

Two FAhMtH-The subscriber prepared
- Pits celeb aed Threshng Machines, Immediate use
This unvaled Machine over any
In large field u several times for
convenience Ia furnishing the wheat
Of the
IL theshs and fans at the making perfect
SEPARATION between the wheat chat and straw In
stage OF the Wheatis
IN bags ady for the mill as IL flows from machine
IL light work for eight to get out 900
bushels day. While tnrehug CROP
circumstances power, hundred bu.he, and
common work
competent will accompany each machine, up and
mpart Instructions.
SIR PITS the Patenee and proprietor at the City Hotel
where
chase or Tie agency Of them.
REFEE ScEswn @. Alien John Currie Alice
IT, STYLE, Joseph H. Pcasants who have hsd its services,
fh- operations may be BY calling Richmond
Jy2G-cZw tArnU
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
English Views.

The articles which copy from three leading Londo'
urnas will be read with interest The Tmc+ the uni,
fines is the organ Of Lord Aberdeen and represents hi,
esitAting policy The News speaks the Radicals and
Post is considered the mouth piece Of the becos,
Lord Palmerstnn.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

At meeting Of portion the citizens Of Louisa
", ia the Courthouse, Saturday. the Esd OF JulyLU
cIAN MINOR being called the Chair, and F. w. JoSEs
appointed Secretary-it was unanimously resolved
LIST. That this meeting approves the Convention to b.
held in Charlottesville the 30 of August to consdei
the jeet Of legislation for suppressing the Liquor
Traffic.
81. That the Chairman appoint twenty persons to
tend the Convention as delegates the part Of this
meeting.
81. ThaS the Chairman be added 10 the delegation
4th. That citizen Of Louisa friendly 10 the cause
~ Temperance, who may be in Charlottesville during the
Convention hereby requested TO sit therein and
delegate from this meeting
9th. That these proceedings be published in the Rich
mond and Charlottesville newspapers
Tue Chairman, in pursuance of the I'd resolution ap-
pointed delegates to the Convention Jos w Anderson
Or. VIM. Beades, Granville Bullock A. +. Butler, WIN
Z. Carson, p. W. COnnor Hugh Cullen Rev. \. T. Dick
iuson, Ro T. Gooeh, DR.. VIM. Goodwin, Hugh G. Hitter
Jno. Hunter, +. w. Jones II. Lane, Felix Moore Rev
VIM Mylnc, Rev. G. w. Motley, b. +. PGiddy, Jno. Il
Quarles and \. W. Talley.
And then the meeting adjourned.
LUCIAN MINOR, Chairmln.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

The Lynchburg Republican con,rldcts 'bv authority
the ruOr set auat by correspondent Of the Washing.
Republic, that the Hon. Pauus Powell went TO Wash.
ngton FIR the purpose Of getting foreign mission for
Ii. Governor Leake, but failed obtain interview will
the President The Republican says that both branches OF
this statement are untrue.--Iimes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26

AZ the residence Of Mr' Pporc IN Charlottesville on
TUESDAY, the 10Th inst WILLIE RICE infant son Of Dru
~ and LAURA T. Wood, aged II months.
"SuiIer little children to come unto me and forbid
them not, Tor OF such is the Kingdom OF Heaven"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS Jni

NEW ORLEANS MARKETS Julyls
CorToS.-The demand fair and resulted in the sale
Of 1850 bales at full prices for the lower qualities
Ordinary Liza IL Good Mid. IL ALI 10
Low Middlng l-2alO Hiddling Fair II l.2all "a
Middling 10 l.IalO "a Fair 10 a
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock on hand LIST September 1851 bales 10000
Arrived since 100000
Arrived to-day Gal
1869, e5T
Exported to date l6253sO
Exported to-day sa3-I. see 2ls
Stock on hand and on shp-board not cleared 1895
TOBAcco.-D 'mand steady. SAeS 32a hhds at &c.
80 5Sc.; 80 choice Yellow Banks at Sc and on Sat
utday 2IG at 7 ] &c and loo ~ Tc.
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO
Stock on hand LIST September, 1851 hhds IS $40
Arrived since 7O,767
Arrived to day 4bb
9O.u52
Exported To d,te 5633l
Exported to-day l27-564hI
Stock on hand on slp.board not cleared 236Oi
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-07-26
Heavy Work.

quite amusing Co zee the cool manner in which
The Abolition organs tax their exon nicaton from
the Dem Icratfc fold by the Washii gtJn Union aud
other Democratic organs and the spicy style in which
they ridicule such pretcnsons. They appear to un-
dsrstani the seeyet Of The hunbu ,gng operation and
manifest no cling Of alarm whatever over their ba-
ishment They reply to all such pro luctions with the
calm possession and conscious security Of those hay.
ing authority" aud very kindly inform the authors .
the bulls Of accommodation issued against them,
what very heavy job they viii have u perform be,
fore they accomplish their ,bject THE New York
EeeaiNg Post INDUCES in that strain when IL informs
the Union inst those who scrbbe Tor that print must
grid up their Hons and go to work that there is a
great d,al for them 10 do-that in New York there
are forty 6oy journals TO be turned out Of the Dem
ocrstic ariy; large number Of the Democratic nom
beers q the New York Legislature and oil the i'm
mense constituency Of those members that there
" work enough Of this sort TO keep the linton busy
til the next session Of Congrc.s accompanied with
The tsunt that IL heavy work for hot weather The
Post and III the Abolition organs show very plainly
that they know there j. ioi alarm while they
have the Executive patronage to back them.
TE-ne Nev York Legislature have passed the Til