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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19

FREENAsoNs.-The A. +. A. Order of this Society at
tended on Wednesday the funeral ceremony Of Mr. James
Gardner member of that body and for some time past
engaged in the firm of Kent, PaneS Kent They marched
in regular procession having is usual on such occa.
sions the insirnia Of their Or,l.r
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tAHD - respectfully ass ny 'sos oiusyns 10 e,nver'
~ Aetopap Han" Tuesday night next take Into
alteration The necessity n contributing relieve slnsrng
many y our counymeu IN NV Oeabt and adopt pobp
means fgf accomplishing TIE ssme.
ssw JOSEPH MAYO.
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documents.

I8- We are indebted to Mr. Senator Mason for publ
documents.
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And this year. his crop viii to 100 900 bottles
His orders reach upwards of 100000 bottles
Besides Mr. Lougworth, there is a society established
which devotng arge to the production of Wine
and its success thus far has been very encouraging I'm
less arrested by the Maine Liquor Law supposed that
Wine will become very considerabei;em in the elements
of national wealth
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19

Our contemporaries OF the press in New Orleans have
hard time of it. Nothing, says of them the
least attention, except the epidemic All other themes
fall stessly the The peace of the world excites
no interest among the people Of the doomed city. The
Fever-the Fever engages all thoughts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19

GEORGIA DNscEAcr.-A correspondent Of the Savar-
nah Republican .hus defines tie dierya, classes Of the
GeoFgi Democracy, they exist in their fused aaf
reunited state:
Southern RishE D,uD--1f.-A man 9ho takes his gun
and n-l o. his back, and vengeance TO the ours
Iuiou; finding himself f1ed and then 20 deceive and
deeoy the rat 90 carry ont his neii0us plan. Of d,uai.
and h.hbuseri.H. claims 90 be a simon pure Democrat,
with the "cOnprou.-e' annexed.
H.taIsf IaassrH-A man Who, Ike a rstria,.
CONES 10 The rescue uf bis country az time Of o.. great
's' peril aud ght- ike soldier 10 defence thereof and
Who. aier~4ft-. ike humble .lpplilrt efyirs fr
mercy j. "hccied ntH 'hc auks %! the "rc.or gained
AM "rc-u1ieI Democracy, a-kiu. nothing but 10 .,k
TIE hand once raised 70 shed IT,. blood"
Hh.ggish Dm,-ooi-A=piring ami disappointed as.
once tHe loII,st bTifcr iu the Wa. rtrk.-1in. tho
Southern kisus "CH1 Regiment" mrrc'.ps ~ the line
oi 80 go, 90 wach favorable chance when the e--er,.
tlse hr' 10 -tall l! plumber Toy Use, that Which be
longs D other; but Afterwards Euo-iug dat there b. r
HInriAnc" "f sinners Boo "G"u-e uaIr rran" "af,.
ping 60 TIE door Of wr,lchcI "-piris" floating with t,
fragments like certain ball once belfd Of SIS ini,ins
among tie apple
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90, Guardian Of Miss q. n. Miss ISI Ch.n,a,,,
WARN srRiSos, 18th August 3-auis-st s.n,

.Nh AZ Rules held in the Clerks once Of the Ci,ca
court OF Richmond county the I'D OF August isaS
george H. Doeyn'. and William ID. Mlskeil,
Against compartments =
rn ~ Joseph IL Jenres, administrator de bons
OF Mace Clements, deceased, Meriwrther IT,
Lacy L. Clements, n.ts,s snos '" :
OBJECT o. this suit to Of the Deendsn a.b,
49, rAnih and appearing by anidayt that the drsnd
nerwether Clements, John Clements n.vfd -.
~, lucy M. h who Lucy are NOT
state ordered that the said do -
one month after the due public Of this oruer ana AZ
TO project their interests; that this or,sr
once week for four successive the Rehmond
s Newspaper published in the Rchnond md 49,
De posted ON the front door ~
=, Copy-Teste:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19

The Washington Gossps say, that Mr. Breckenridge Of
Kentucky Is to be the candidate Of the for
the post Of Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
This will be sad news for some of aspiring statesmen
Several OF them have fixed their hearts upon that shining
prize and they have been comforting themselves for the
neglect they and their constituents have experienced
the hands of the Brgadier by the confident expectation
Of rembursing themselves for all losses by that Office
We live in an age when sound philosophy Is than
ever needed and when people must permit dsappont
ments to break their hearts. We hope the aspiring will
bear this in mind and themselves to all contin
gencies
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-08-19

- The New Oslean. Blstn Of the l4h inst. notice.
the receipt Of bale Of cotton the first OF the Loui-
'iana crop Las year FIST bale vas received on the
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6,, IN CUMBERLAND CoT, ISSsf fo asA115a Va


u virtue OF decree Of the Circuit
W pronounced on the sth day Of August shall as Comm
oner proceed TO SELL on the 2Oth september n on
e premises to the highest bidder the on which m.
e Noodson wright deceased resided about 500
Aere one ird OF which supposed Of original
growth, remarkably well mbered. lies on the
stage rod ADD the Farnvie aud Road
road healthy borhood 10 th
oi ~eat conn., oats, and tobacco The are go
consulting Of two excellent dwellings, NECESSARY
house, including Carriage house, Ice house. Ac. "
" desired u BE- divided into suit
There are excellent orchards OF peaches apples and other
wen Of good water Ia the yard, spring AT
'ehient distance Possession OF the seeding crn
wheat will be given immediately NF ~
ItSNs-A credit Of one aud two years nstAments the
giving bonds bearing day with
good security aud the title retained purchase mo-
ney Is paid. ~
mond. John ~ WRiGtIr 49,"
auiy-etds Commissioner.
NhAlN PIMPSA full supply Of these Pumps in
sign Of the CIrcuIar s,y n N,ir 80,
NR C0uIo NETS white aud coored per ship
KENT PAINE A Ercr
- Cinnamon, Mustard for sale 10y ''
JOHN \ GohnoN A COY
" RAPPING, RooLscAP, AND LETTER PAPER for sale by
w aus JOHN NJ GORDON son.
e. TARCI.-cclgate's Pearl Starch, for sale by
- AUS JOHN y. GORDON SON.
AAT ANriD immrdatrly-A rate Salesman In a Retail
w Dry q DDS store. None need apply well
acquainted with lhc business Apply ills Office.
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Cultivation Of the Vine.

On the banks Of the Ohio, the production of Wine is
yearly becoming more important item. Mr. Longworth
who first commenced the cultivation after many years of
loss has succeeded in making very good article and one
acceptable the public TASTE that he has not been
able to supply the demand.
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tNbLF WICK, COTTON ANb fFuP TWtNE. for ale ~
- AUG JOHN y. COR on suV.
q NSpLlf -li'lr J1t.In'' aad Neh.'. Mgala Candles
= fr .iieig laui'l joins s. GORDON SOW.
tt'KiNG. h.Ds ..pt or ,L.nay. Eft-tjsy ~ rais
sb ny Ini"l JOHN t. GORDON ~ snS
ETigry Hun. IrEcDvApo ASp 70 MoLAs.rs co bDt
80 o. 3d. ~ FimiJ -yuP 10 bids pure y g. Sugar 90
au, v,cF 4 WINSTON
an nurs SIP Eyr wurggY. t,if pipes u-ur,,,.
90 do "d Peach Brady 70 du superior stery Wine r sale
by llui'l NtcF WINSTON.
ID A7pSs BLACRtNG 90 gr.s., sslrtet .z. ,r sale w
w aui9 70 sttNgrg Csry street
H,ynH REST- che conner of Cgy aud -.
~ Fu'ire H,ss u rood order, f,irrg fsr IN.
Arpyto f'ui'l HuL rALLEy. lilu-
MANI 4 gOpCu, SOHHI>,fVN AEB FORW fRDTvG
= WENfUfNIE Hi.imYnH Itf i've ther personal atru
f0u ntr sar ~ I'1. Fgr, Hhrf spry, and au Kinds ~
C1unf'y Prouee which hey H make liberal esh advance
Nsrehandfe " every description forwarded Will prorpincs' End
dspaich. aui9-6t
EHEINds 800 bhi' landing anf 3, s.ls w - 49,.
n Huig bANENFOHr, ALLtN 4 co.
CiuCAH HOUSE WOLAssEs hide. prime qgsity
- ~ lsa9l pAy&rnRr WY 20
LADY ~ sersrdVef,s ssp.riegs 90 frt, .a,fu,. !.
i1 hesy nsbaroo5 she e prepared toteaoh che uus
Engiisl branches, With Music
Information sppy The whir oce art9-du
NNT ANrEOA younr frish uorusn nofsing
w children, sd Who good ieam.ess u anxious 20 90
tsin situauon. Apply ALLEN % CROUCH,
Intelligence anil Agency once,
auip Corner u BROAD and Oh streets
II aus JOHN n, GORDON SON.
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WMn sPhiNGs--The Eat ,blishm- mt called a.. 49,
~ springs In the county Of Bath IL rent NJ, ~. am
% hs t November next II too known 4. no,n,.r
watering Place. reputation too wrli .r.h
Of s ~ 20 me s,aroS;n..s OF g. Baths the virtue.
hr region In which Is situated require I'm hs
ney particular description. The property now IN ner @
very extensive and commodous h.en
, made TO the buildings. which capable OF aceomme
iatlng a large number Of ~f ~ ~NN'""'"-
arc about lHol acres Of land, constituting yaluabi.
hnu' an extensive garden, and wood land ~'@"''
a., % e9dy OF about eighteen hundred acres Of noun
tam wood land, adjoining the Warm
furnishing. nne '"~' '~N' POPe'' anu
The whole Of nd II
AZ he i'on.shod aud Kitchen Furniture nov used win
pl. a ~ ~, ~ ,he private eottage) Il com
OF hc best knd for purposes The tenan, iii, ~
covenant r the the property res. 80
w gooi order aud able accident. .na -
, 80 snu tear eSceped aud payne nj Of m,
% v". .ey on the LIST August and on m. exp,,
I we should be pleased receive oaer. al his
the parties making them, u accented P'"A""
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RlyeE oF TnERnonErER.

M ~ RmtoiDEs hoax Stare, i2l Main s,ro,,
A'''7 i' 'i'-I o,.rs. i1o'eiYss. 5osiorE.
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FALL IMPORTATION

FALL IMPORTATION
- NTH & ROBERTS. Importer Of hardware Cutlery
- Guns aud Saddrfy receipt 81 their Pail
sh French German and American Hardware Cutlery 4c
sing in partoi-
SO0 dozen collins "'aI" "Areher's" and "yrrnlar Axe,
$500 - Pen and Pocket Knives
Knives ant
SOO Knob. Closet, Stock, Pad. Chest, Till
1000 " But, Parliament, Table Mayer Hinges
100 "Roigen'" "Wosenholm's," "Wade Butchers"
$500 " Scissors M shears
suvO Plat. square Round half Round. M PIT Cross Cut
and Hand Saw FILES
800 Horse and Shoe Rasps
COO Spades Shsvris and FORKS
200 " Selves and St.rs
$3.50 Gro Wood Screws
$40 Double and single Barrel shot Guns and Rides
1;5 sioUsshole M other Anvils
900 Solid Boz, Cp'trr Key, and Flower Vices
90 r.. Smiths Bellows
$3.50 DO Trace sag, Fnh, Los Ok Breast Back and Losk
Chains
100 dozen Halter Chains
goo kegs Horse Shoes
90 bags "Grmn's" Horse Shoe Nails
300 n. Iron Axcs IL. % inches
Hand lemon, Webb Mil, PIT Gross Cat Circular Saws:
Hammers, Htchrts, AGgrrs, Chscs Drawing Knives Adrc
Flames, Irons Bits: Wagon stage a and
Buggy Hamc Budlc bits Strrup Irons Gh Welt.
ddc Filings, Brdlcs Colars Hog skins "An
Choir Boiling Cloth together with every article usually Kept
% business.
These goods being purchased In sheHd Birmingham
&C. prepared Merchants yrrna North
Carolina and Tennessee such inducements purchase
before offered In this market. SMITH KOBERrS,
uh5 No. - Wsst Main str
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FALL AND WINTER
MHIIEHN ERY.

~ C. BARTON, iO9 Nam s'rrSf Richmond Va will keen
~ hand through the fall and winter of
choice Silks yeveis Ribbons PoEers Millinery Goods
rally
Dress Caps Head Dresses s and Velvet Donne coaks and
Mantilias, made to order a short notice
Orders BY mail will be with prompt special attention
aui7
nRANGEs AND LEMoNs-iOO boxes, Tor sale "
" auiT DAVENPORT ALLEN A co.
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10 NUN SUNeE, H'cfloohd, 70.
FALL TRADE, 1853.

ss.s.s-w D. Hopkins Lexington; n. H. Finuey Richuons
Kent, Montgomery - s"' '0"h H.
the ship Consultation various nom ,sY
- P'o' We shall have this a choice lot OF
tn.,,,,.- =, fORkIGN DEFY GOODS
me handsomcu and latest Ladies', pre..
III with purchases made early and on the most ayoy.
raj assortment ""i gave US large and gene
W. ,,s SL1PLE AND FANCY GOODS
invite the merchants Of Virgins, Norh ,,o,,n.
SUI 70 examine
accommodating terms as'au'e pfiess' and ON
Also
Ihe hsndsomet assortment Of IN. po,o,.. nj, . ~
manufacture. PII tn.n anu American
aulp-cists ShAhpcoN CO.
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NJ fArsex the sole manufacturer the Uui,.a STAT. a, a.
above celebrated sA 10 whom the highest premium Ia, v,
oy the committee OF the Metropolitan
Washington; and Conn -.
anu beat Safes and Lock. combined In IN. world
no w Pearl street. New York. bslow
-.--.,,. -. .'ses Jes0-emai page.
es,nsnsos O. win be redeemed by In Virginia Monsy
-' ss1'' h' ieos. aus-u wN rINsLEY.
" Ihs enefcsr- Of Mis- NJ. A. Alien. school viii 70
sued on the 10th september At her re,denee on Mahs
between ist and 3D. Term, as heretofore.
Nv Noee-Espress package. for Yorall Ros1.o,, 49,
o@rg &c. Intended for shipment per Steamers RoAxoE. and
1Asksro~s will hereafter be by Me.sr ADAMS co
who are the only authorized Agents Express
privileges by these ships.
once Of New and Virginia Steamship Co.. No. ~ broad.
way LuaDLAz 4 PLEAsAsrs, Agents. j,is-,f
RICHARDSON CO.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealer, I'm
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" The New 0a..ns baf.ha STATE. uat tic yellow
fsef ar.t made IT, appearance n New Orleans in l7ef
nol c"n'ira,l nru' l795. Tue population Of Che ,fv
"'' ton "-' '',a 'r1 uon-fri. AID rs ay,r,ee annual
mortality re.r.' -'ven per cont IN l--s hc l.sh,.t
number OF dc''a' 10 aoy one day from ys.oa fever
"l' s'" ]" ie@a the highest estimate ia deg IS
pI' o. hhy-tIurs. BE- 1851 the bfs'..t number AZ -
..,.r.. ..,, ....,.,....''.' ''' ''' '... E'.T
n,., Odd, '.''' 'i''f ue
~ Or, or a,. .. ,.,...... ..,.......f...-.
& no .r av. ,.. s....... r,.-..r.. ~
h-,rsi tf . fifth. ,fr...t. .,lf. r-...,..... ..
cra,r ei..r. once b., ,.., ,.,. ., ........' ~.
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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-24
THE FUTURE OF MEXICO.
A NEW IDEA.

The totteriig condition of the Republic of
Mexico continues to excite speculation. Santa
Anna has Just been restored to power, and it re-
mains to be seen what policy he will adopt
The finances of the country are in deporabIe
condition, and his Grst effort will be to replenish
the Treasury. He cannot do without an army.
aud an army cannot be sustained without money.
Of this the "Hero of Tanpico' is fully satisfied
and he has therefore, no doubt, been busily en-
gagged upon some new project to raise funds
But, the credit of Mexico is at the lowest ebb,
and any thing like loan based upon the national
faith the national revenues, would seem to be
out of the question. True, there are certain pos
sessions that could be sold. not only readily but
fora high price, but an experiment Of this kind
might create revusion in the popular mind.
and again render it necessary tor Santa Anna to
''take leave of ABSENCE" And yet what is no to
do! How is he to pay his troops--how keep the
Government in motion! The Paris Constitu-
tionnel of late date has started a new idea. 1t
proposes the return of Mexico to the allegiance
of Spain, and to the condition of monarchy
The following is its language: ~
"A republic ia not suited to the Noxicans.-
This has been sufficiently proved by thirty years
oftrouble. The Spanish soveregns had eleva-
ted the prosperity and greatness of the colonies;
independence and the republic have launched
them into state of dissolution and ruin, of which
has no more than the choice of a master, we
would prefer to see her return on certain coadi-
tions, into the arms of the Spanish monarchy.
rather than to see her pass under the dependence
of the government at Washington. But if that
is too great an effort of reason for the Mexican
people, let them ut Ieast have the wisdom to re-
turn to TIE monarchical SYSTEM and let them
demand from the race of their ancient monarchs
some prince whose ancestors have been
connected with the old administration of the
country. A foreign monarchy could
not be- Installed in Mexico except by the aid of
foreign powers. We completely ignorant
what would be the dispositions of the various
governments in that respect, bat it appears to us
beyond doubt that England. for example, repents
to-day of the attitude taken by her when the
Spanish colonies revoted and liberated themselves.
She has since perceived tho fault which she then
committed. Ofthis we need no further proof
than the entirely Opposite conduct which she
follows IN the matter of Cuha and her honest
eitofsto preserve that possession to the crown of
Spain"
All this may mean nothing, and yeti pos
sesses mnrkeh interest Mt this moment, and esps-
cially with the discussion of the Monroe Doc
TRUE il tho American Senate, aud its raaffirma-
ton by President Fierce in his Inaugural, SO
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-24

immediately before us. The Pati, Editor in
deed, PROPOSES the very condition of affairs
that was protested against by the British and
American Governments about quarter ola CEN
fury ago. But such movement, if it should be
seriously attempted, would at once lead to diff
Guilty Of this there cannot be doubt. Nom
interference 10 the affairs of this continent by
European moDarchists has become a recognised
principle and one that would enlist in its defence
the entire bone, sinew, patriotism and enthusiasm
of the Republic. 1t is well, too, that this should
be understood abroad. We do not assume to
interfere 10 the least with European Governments
They may change from monarchy to Republic
and from a Republic to an Empire, as in
the case of France, just as their people
choose and when regularly organized and
established they will be formally recognized
by the Uuited States. But they must not
attempt to plant their despotic systems on
this side the Atlantic. 1.-THE idea of inter-
ference Or colonization on this side of the ocean
by any foreign Power beyond present jurisdiction
is" in the language Of the highest functionary OF
the country utterly inadmisable."
Phil Iaguirer,
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AUSTRIA.

T;hepy was hung at Vienna on Feb. &c, for
attempting to kill the Emperor. The trial, as
we'll as tho procoeol which has been drawn up
extends liz some degree our previous knowledge.
Libeny it is set forth. was 81 years OF age. a
native of Czakvar, in the comtat of Stuhlweis-
senperg, in hungary, Catholic, and unmarried.
Il is not trut,, as some German papers have
stated that his father suffered at the hands OF the
Government in the late war. The knife with
which the blow meant to be fatal was struck was
bought in shop at Vienna two months ago, and
aterward ground on the back as far as four or
five inches above the point as to give two edges.
1t was ton inches long, and near tho shoulder two
inches wide, and fitted in strong wooden handle.
With this terrible instrument concealed under
his buttoned surtout. he walked on the bastion
twelve days, seeking an opportunity to attack the
Emperor.
On the day of the actual attempt, he went
out, without having dined-such is the trivial
minuteness of this judicial document-and finding
n convenient opportunity, "he unbuttoned his
snrtout, from which he drew the murderous i'm
plement there concealed, approached the august
persos of the monarch, at first timidly, then
sprineing with one bound like tiger, with the
brandishs Cd weapon in his right hand, he dealt his
Majesty, with all his strength, a blow violent
that the blade of the knife was bent back to the
extent of an inch. He was in the act of dealing
at the head of his Majesty new blows which,
cordine to his own avowa he meant to contin-
ue until he had accomplished his heinous crime,
when he was seized, at first by Col ODonnell, and
afterwards by those who came to his aid Trans
ported with rage at the failure of his attempt
Libeny gave way to EXPLANATIONS in favor of the
free republic and of him who. by revolt and
treason, had brought so much trouble on his coun-
try"
A letter from Vienna of the 26th of February
gives the following account of the execution =
THE condo mned cuprit was, at O'Clock this
morning, broaght out of the prison in the Stern
gasse, under strong escort, and taken through
the Fischergate by the glacis and the Weldon
faubourg to the place of execution in an open We
| hcIe, occupied also by the priest, the hangman
and three soldiers. Three closed lines of troops
were drawn up round the scaffod. Libeny cast
hasty glance at the gibbet. His appearance
was haggard in the extreme. He kept his eye
fixed on the priest, and repeated after him the
prayers he said in the Hungarian tongue. His
letters having been taken off, his sentence was
read aloud. The officiating officer then in loud
voice declared that mercy now belongs to God
alone.' The hangman and his aids then approach
ed They took off the unfortunate mans cont
and laid his neck bare. The priest continued to
pray. In another moment the feess corpse was
dangling in the air. The body was cut down at
in the evening, after sunset, and buried by the
hangman and his assistants in trench dug about
80 yards behind the scaffold in presence of an
immense conc0urse of people.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-24
Mr.. Cka4ton's Speech.

Mr.. Claytons great speech on the Central
American question is published at full length in
the Philadelphia North American. It is by far
the most complete and powerful exposition of the
subject we have yet seen, and I'VE only regret
that its unavoida BILE length will prevent from
laying it before readers. Mr.. Clayton 5
leading positions are clearly and soncisely stated
by the New York Tribune, as follows:
That party and administration in this counss
try has proposed itself to obtain exclusive
right ofway between the two Oceans but, all sides
all occasions, have aimed at securing this passage by
ship canal otherwise, for the and benefit of all
Nations. and for the commerce of the world Any fur
ther. that is unwise and wholly impoitc to attempt
any such exclusive possession OF control.
I'd That what is meant by the term Central Amer
iea does not and did, and that nobody but an
ignoramus would pretend tina it did, does en-
brace British Honduras. To establish this point he
quotes geogphers by the column well the action of
Government and tat of Mr. Folks administration In
particular.
3D. That the Monroe doctrine" has received
the this Government in any of its departments
since first promulgated. But that the contra
ry the mildest and most emascuated form OF it has
been voted down in Congress by overwhelming MAORI
ties and that all the Democratic Presidents particularly
since Mr. j. O. Adams have been hostile it, and that
the sudden zeal Of the leaders of that party 10 its behalf
born. and deveopes extraordinary tereiversa
ton oparty and strange seize
upon aud follow the ideas of those great Wing leaders,
John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay.
These be considered the three great divisions of
Mr. CaYton's speech each Of which he treats with un
rvaed clearness of conception force of logic
gy ofdecla nation He defends his treaty, and ex
poses the garng defects aud manifest unconsttutonay
the Hss treaty and marches through the whole field
of debate with the assured nscioasness of triumnb
and leaves it with the air and men OF a self satisfied
victor.
We must say that we have read speech on the
subec which has impressed with its great ability
its perfect mastery the whole question ts direct and
masculine tone, and its strength and cogency, this -
Mr.. Clayton has not spoken in vain. He has made a
useful aud instructive speech and has elevated his
high reputation by his effoit.