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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-02
By the National Line.
rELEGRArHEp FOR rae ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
FROM NEW YORK.

The I'm on Wings of Georgia have called a
meeting for Wednesday the 4tlrof June.
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II. RIVER AND WEATHER. 8
PirrsRuRon, April 80.
River feet inches and falling. Weather clear
and cool. ~ So - 5al=,5
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NEW BOOKS.

A USTRAL1A ami her Gold Regions; Cabin aud Parori
IA Recolleetions OF Policeman; Confessions of an At
and l'oge; the Lofty and the Loy by n. j. Mclntoshi
the New Continent Four Years in Government Expe.
diton; Tales OF the Southern Borderi 1rvngs 1000 Re-
ceipts, or Modern and Domestic Cookery; McIntosh'a
Book of the Indians; ETC., etc ;, just received.
mag WILDE q BROTHER.
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PROPOSALS..

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER.
CITY OF Wheeling, April %, 1853. -
VIII be received by the undersigned until
inc 1Oth day Of May next, for opening sidewalk ON
east SIDE OF Main street from to the north
me o. ot NO IN square No. 81 the said to in
elude inc removal cutting down name Offices at
fronting said street and removing and rebuild
me stone wall In front OF the house OF Mrs
L. Dorsey; also the cost OF curbing paving said
For particulars enquire OF the undersigned.
-ePE. ss.5s - ,. AMJCK. Street Com'r.
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tGI5ssRptlemen's Finrnisbino stora
aat received .les and m s,.
lows: 'Ains goods; comprising in part, as fol.
SIX upds gsht
G cisls ts sss,dg under
merino "a rts-
Skaters under wrapper ~
Plain Cotton Drawers; si5t
canton ;snse ' fss drilling Drawers,
IjoIHo.u MANUEL
Use wlSie thread - Il ~ --'sE-
Ssi bite and brown linen
Sf1 9ek and white kid gloves. st= -ss=ss 5la
n nk gloves of every Nina. isJ etzla roar so.
StSeL Gose OF every descriptions;
ppIaSats, plain, sink and $500 s1 anu paae ends;
sS SeHet handkerchiefs or evs2s,t Liza. ,fiztA 70
USTr 1 aha buffalo dressing COMBS. ",
SIN ana Clothes brushes:
Which viii lin bs eapS money belts, etc :. etc
9aek SaIea low for cash, ssshort uh,ts and
WIZ iS 0uI motto. ~ Z itllysi1 - t'4
aae2-Iwd ~ nEELER d LAK1N, Merchant .raiior.
fGaz an, j. 20 2 Washington HAIL.
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1TGYPT AND THE HOLY LAND, a Journal OF Trav.
L els in Egypt, Arabia Petra@ and the Holy Land, by
David Willard, for sale by
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-02

( LAND FOR SALE.
1T WISH my Wheeling; and will sell IL
i liberal terms, and in tracts as may be
desired. zss--A n Jacob.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1853-05-02

LIGHT. MORE LIGmTl 49,
Al LONG evenings approach, the demand for agood
clear LiGffT, free smell and smoke. increases
We who wish good light free from
the above objections the Phosphene Lamps
for sale at the Queensare Store, Monroe
Street. near tho Post Once wheeling Va. Another
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DANIEIEROyyIsAN
Broker and General Claim Agent,

Il 4lst WASHINGTON D. c.
NHT ILL give prompt and personal attention TO Claims
before the and other business entrusted
TO him. Refer TO E. b. SwEARiscEs ap25-1y
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IMPORTS,

A Tax PAYER OF 4ru WARD.
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DISSOLUTION

THE heretofore existing und err the ami.
ana hrn OF POLLOCK q Don;on dissolved on the fst
Of Ephraim Pollock Tho business The house will be
settled and CONT nned by the Messrs ontnn x
MAXWELL for whom the retiring partner sollcts the
tnuanee OF liberal patronage heretoore exene To-
ING OLD nrhi. ffsss7 lsPHRA1M POLLOCK,
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'ANe 'iO Il. moG.E& son, y RUE
Attorneys at law 6 land Agents,
Marshall G.. HI, Va, Moundspille, p. o, :,
MILD practice in Ohio Mar and Wetzel counties:
Land business. An kinds Of land constantly sale.
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First Arrival of Spring Goods
IHEISKELL co. will open this morning Plain Bera-
~ ges; New style Berage De LANES; do Spring De
LANES; Glaze SILKS: plain BLK ss rich Bonnet Ribbons;
Thread Edgings; Ladies Persian Slopes, new article
witha variety OF other and pretty goods Cfeb1T
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RIVER NEWS.
REPORTED FOR THE INTELLIGENCER. 7
Arrivals. and Depar,aFs. ef steam noaa.,

Fortae iast24 Hours, ending last at o clock.
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. &

THE subscriber is buying wheat at the south " heens
Mills where farmers always expect the highest price
in cash Wheat We also want some corn AMI oats.
ma2-daw JOHN B. BAYLESS. =
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= = MammOth Hat Store.
No. 146 AND 14S MAINsrREEr, WHEELING, VA. s.
ANERYS having enlarged his store in order to suit
~. the demand, has hand and is receiving from the
of bats and Gaps that has offered In this city
consisting OF every variety and style in use al OF
which will be sold at the lowest possible price, Wholesale
a fpT retail ni = .,,, $50.
anime the stock orathcmselves, shall nway be
pleased TO show Goods, and to-
suit our customers. ap21 s. AVERY.---
3. DYRMoobs.. s.. !. TO-
EOO0 gBL. chip,d and ground Logwood;ls - ..tlg4
l<S0Os6Qits lFustfc =1i5 aif
Just reed by app KILLS q CALDWELL;
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UTANTED few hundred barrels OF surerfne -FOUR
wv Enquire at Mr.. John ellis strre, near the Wheel
ing creek sI bridge of zApocK GoRRELL.
ITARPER.S IMAGINING Tor May, received a inc cor.
IL ner bookstore. WILDE q BROTHER.
mag .-4 b E-4.e 3Iisf 4Es---=s1
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REMOVAL.
Basket Making.

Valuable Lot nf PnbIic Sale.
M ILL be sold, on Saturday morning. April o6th, at
w the Court House, fine two story Brick house. stu
ateu OH 9th street, Monroe being the same
formerly occupied by a. n. Adams. = . : -
mar25 CT e, a C. L. WICKHaM
Tie abovesae has been posponed until wednesday, the
9th -. -
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After speaking OF wonderful himself, he says
Mrs. H. has been suffering with the liver complaint ant
with inability, constantly complaining, from weakness
through her whole system She enjoys health
than Tor thirty years. being entirely restored by the use
Hampton's Vegetable Tincture.'
DISEASED SIDE. BREAST. EYES
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NERVOUS DIS

in their various forms, giving new life and yigor resto
ring the shattered constitutions and thus infsig hope
place OF dcsPonaency by It's mild pleasant and
Gus system i Gu es DYSPEPSIA. LIVER COMPLAINT
DISEASES Or THE URINARY ORGANS, COUGHS
ASTHMAs BRONCHIAL AFFECTIONS, CONSUME
TloN, suRoFULA, KINGS Evil, WORMS, RHEU
MATlSM, GnU |, NEURALGIA, ST. VlTUS' DANCE
hmm
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WE REQUEsT ALL
10 call and get pamphlets GRATIS see history of the
discovery Q! this medicine and read the certificates
never ven to any other medicine.
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
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3. h. ROBINSON.
ATTORNEY at Law,

9. B. ROBINSON.
Attorney at Law, aE
BEVERLY, WASHINGTON County, o.
WILL attend. promptly, collections &C., in Wash,
ingon, Morgan, Noble Athens and Monroe counties, ..
REFER TO:
Hon. a. Nye. Marietta. o.
Hon. S. Nash, Galliopolis, o,
C. B. Goddard, GAINESVILLE, o.
Gin a t. K aHSi E Co. q Co. Wheeling, Va.
r. Rr5 Wilson q ! F eo. Baltimore.
.-r w. Palmer, PittshuTg. -a..r.
Temple & Barker, Philadelphia. ap30-6m
Ia meeting of tho council Of the city of heeng held
IA april 2Sth, 1885, the following proceeding was had.
ORDERED, That the following question by submitted to
the voters OF the First Ward.
Sha the council be authorized to grant licences to per-
sons to sci! sprituous liquors. to be drunk at the place
where sold, within the limits OF the First Ward"
ORDERED Further That suitable books be prepared
taking said vote, with columns the headed For
License" and the other "Against License" and that
poll be opened the Adermans office, Thursday,
9th day OF May next, at o'clock A. NJ, closed
O'CLOCK p NJ that days said vote to be taken under the
superintendent OF the Alderman and Assessor said
city. --t G. w. SIGHTS, Clk.' =.
copy teste. apo
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1OH BOXES halves, quarters and eightls new Rasius
1Nc 20 drums SmyTa Figs, new crop;
casks currants;
boxes citrOn and Lemon peel; -9'-
case Fancy Box Prunes;
do Jar do .s-4a9
& .r-ass--=I ID - Il sell cheao-.
kegs Malaga Grapes, in good order; i.si.s ala
trails Dates; s boxes conserve GINGER. = ~ ,.-l
b. 2bbls Cranborries, at 4. . X -5.gY 5l.-t
dec16 -. s.,D.;wooDRow,s. "
. BALES Licorice Root, Just Tccc we'd by =-=------
y ap9 KELLS & CALDWELL
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NOTICE. g. 5.5s sa,l.. g.
LII persons interested notice that the provi
sions OF the above ordinance, also the provisions
OF the ordinance OF which the aendatory rela
ting to- repairing and cleansing the walks must be
complied with within ten days from this date; Otherwise
cost o. tho owner or occupier ofground in which
lhe sue walks. j. ASllCKl > :.
APPS Street Commissioner.
=
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n, Net proceeds e orthe sllO, 5G5.7l
Life Policies. ................. 3G2 5Ss M 1870
Dividend OF 10 per cent credited to -" 80
form Policies. ,n62. 90
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ID EcEIVED this day, few cases of spring STYLES sill
LII hats the very best article of silk l.a = = -
Lap6 - :.
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UNPARAIJEIED SIEccEScI

themselves and the members OF their tailie,
by its use, after their remedies had ailed som
tieLts. 80 : 49, =
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
RuMORs CoNCERNI.G LOUIS NAPO-
Icons INTENTIONS,

The mission of Gen. D'lliliers with
staff of officers, whose presence at Consian-
tnoplc would, under any other circnm-
stance, ofitsef alone be sufficient cause OF
apprehension offence to Russia has pro-
duced widespread sensation as indicative
of "A warlikc intention on the part Of Louis
Napoleon, who is, moreover, on the point
of replacing his present minister at the
Court of st. Petersburg by another military
man, Gen. Canrobert.
A correspondent of lie Republican,
speaks of these indications as follows:
Pans, "Wednesday, Nov. 3, 1853.
The Democracy has dug its mines, and
laid the train under every throne in Europe,
the nephew OF his uncle will apply the fire.
The flag Of 80 and W is somewhere in
the MANS or the Tu,eries they will take
it from It's case, they will wave it IN the
eyes of oppressed nations whom they will
summon TO Instruction, to emancipation
I Poland will rise, Hungary will rise, Italy
will rise. Bohemia and all Geamany will
rise at the voice Of the Emperor. The
| latter, cOnqueror everywhere, will make
| Berlin, Vienna aud st. Petersburg but pre-
/ lectures of his empire.
Such has been the language of Persigny
| for some days past, and depend upon it.
there Is, at the bottom of these Bonapartist
yauntngs, a certain amount Of TRUTH one
part of which is, that Louis Napoleon
thinks himslfcdlied upon 10 raise he Cypress.
od nations Of the Cont'nent.-lcs, the very
same man who overthrow the Republic
and has established and iron dcspo,lsm il
! France, thinks that he San at last seize the
flag of liberty and give the signal Of q
European Revolution.
The writer then proceeds TO comment
upon the incongruties of such an alliance
and concludes by predicting the turn thai
it will take.
IN. Bonaparte dreams, on his feet, o.
a revolutionary war of propaganda, FOLLOWED
/ by general victory and more elections. $,
be II ! Let him sound the .HdrseiHGiSe, anC
he will see with what instruments the
French people will accompany "
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
srArr ~ ,rnuoNr.
A PROCLAMATION.

Wnrntas b. hcHunv tac eharucicf uf
en- iui alis~if. n4rhl AMI tAtctsn poa-
pie o. tcknlsie3rr iha custrpce of
Sitpuue iifscpcc sr4 liu polidencc
- tba sdiirs ~ nrrn ani nnita,Ts. and 90
ol'ssrrc th0 trs' -fspofvA cnsirns -
isrif fsfrfaiA~rs nra.
TafErfotr. in conformity ~iih iuuc-
moral age siuc,ioD-i hy ih. experience
sud practice a uug Puritan anccsior., who
were ih- f1unlrr. u rur civil and rchgiuus
liberties, AMI % tesiif, our gratitude sni
sense ut obligation Ger past ani present
blessings. do hereby appoint TurEspAi,
fhs sirhih Day q Dfofmscr art 30 BE- 81
aniu and observed b, thr citizens If this
STATE, as a day Of Public Thanksgiving
AMI fnise.
"a that day ! Bced ~; cniuin the good
citizens Of tins State. 90 suspend their Soc
ular hbors Ito refrain from any unlawful
indulgence aud amusement, but 10 assem-
bic 80 hc.f respective places Of worship,
anil, With contfiie hearts. offer up praise
aud alteration 20 the Father OF our Spirits.
for liz singular goodness and mercy 10
ms a. people and nation. Tor implan,ing
IN the hearts aud minds Of our ioreiathcrs
knowledge Of the true principles OF oiul
aud religious liberty for enabling them TO
achieve our independence, and establish a
frame Of Government which eNempts rs
from civil oppression and religious pcrsc-
cuti0n and intolerance.
let up praise hun for the adoption Of
/ the material world for the sustrncs nee and
happiness Of man, for the endowment OF
} intelligence, 10 read and understand His d.
/ vine feVclauon--iof the enjoyment Of NOR
{ al and religious instruction--ior the oppof.
tuniy Of acquiring both common and a
liberal cducatiun-ior our Advancement IN
knowledge, and in the arts and sciences -
for the skill displayed in the medical and
healing nrt the wisdom exhibited IN the
administration Of ius,icc--and for the plcty
learning and self denial Of Clergy.
Having gathered an abundant harvest
and being IN the enjoyment aud security o
life liberty and property, let MS not be un
mindful Of the necessities Of the poor, bu
with a kind heart and a generous and lib
eral hand, supply the wants of the need,
and destitute, extend relief To the sick am
afflicted and may the INDECENT citizens o
this State realize, through the liberallty q
the aillucnt, the fulfllmcnt OF the declara
ton of Scripture, that, the expectation O
the poor shall! always be disappointed"
Given under my hand in the Executiv
Climber at Montpelier, this 2lst day o
November, IN the year of our Lord, OF,
thousand eight hundred and iiily-thre,
and Of the Independence of the Unite
States the scycnty-eight
JOHN S. ROBINSON.
BY his cxcellcncy the Governor.
l.. i. ENGLEsBY, Secretary.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
ANOTHER INTERPRETATION OF
TtEst sttiss. LIctT Kris.

When NJ. Cushing ecu, his letter Ia
Mas,achusetis az a s1r 81 manifesto
srainsi The Ahoiitioni,is 81 that quartet Il
sppoArp 4 Wha really intended 10 operate in
an opposite direction. --llryrinprmenis are
INSIDE sticI 60 g. show that II Vas intend
81 10 uAarpco The approaching election
DO iiis State Of Missi-slppl. One ui the pa
PER- Of that State Announce That "a letter
sas fsf uHfdcL 90 Mr. Nicholson. uf the
Msshneiep Union, inganhg INTO the
Free Saa gfilnHics 81 the Admin -'fa'ien,
and thsi u ~as answ Erred bv sucia.ing a
com 81 Nf. Cnslnng's isttcr, ~lih tho re-
quest laui q s'ipa'd BE- spread before the
90 sic Il MisslssipJ4 sah "a p1,aiblg d..
psiJh. Wa ilr loticf vnuen iof fach a
purpose NHlmai showing those facts
fci-, ue atiuhaicd some game a that
tial o. the CInmHg Attorney Gsncral-
This ,, rr,fif voft iof Csh.nct member
10 be- engaged in Richmond Whig.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
A BRn.LIA,r Onset. The followin

A BRILLIANT ONSET. The following
spicy extract Is taken from letter recent
ly sent IN reply To an invitation 60 attend
the Peace Conference, at Edinburg The
writer Is the Hon. Henry Drumm0nd, mcm.
Der of Parlimcnt for Surrey
"iou endeavor," says he, ITO cast obloquy
on the profession Of arms, and are indig-
nant At successful warriors occupying posts
Of distinction III courts aud cabinets, -
Take the army and the navy as class,
and take any other class of men in tins
country merchants, tudesnen, manufac.
turers, sayans, lawyors compare them to-
grthcr for talents, patriotism, honor virtue,
dlslnicrestedn0ss, kindness, sclf-doyotioh
for, IN short, every quality that ennobles
man and assert that tlr military class II,
b"yupl measure, superior 30 any utbef.--
iOu would prefer Ia see statues erected 10
those who have been most eminent IN the
money-Inaking arts Of peace and instead
Of statues 10 Marlborough, Wellington,
Duncan, and Nelson, you would prefer 10
see statues 10 the inventors Of spinning ZEN
mics und railroads, " 10 Kant and Jeremy
Bentham. You thiuk n bEAs-brln in
bronze moro picturesque thana ,oeked hat.
You are severe upon Mars and MIDch, and
prefer Mammonto both. ldolatfy. lse stat
uaFy, II an allan Of taste. bat Milton, who
seems 10 know a. uch about devils ~ yon
DO tells m that Mainm0a was the bss,ss
and meanest ~ eli.
You state that the "horcr and strength
Of European manhood is living IN coefeeh
idlencss II the expense Of the rest Of iLa
community, m order that may b. ready Ia
iigit 2 II would be- more true II you SAID.
I'm order that the ret 81 the community
nay be- able 70 spin cotton ond grow corn
"a qniut.T
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
Another De-truetiVe Fire -- Connngra-
ton In Pine strset-Loss, $4,000.

Last evening, between and : o'clock.
a fire broke out IN the fourth story Of WIN.
G.. Vests extensive letter envelope man
uiaciory, at No. %, Pine street. The dis
cuvery Of the FIRE was made By private
wstchman Geihlrz, residing in the rear
part Of the knckerbockcr Insurance build
ing, ~ Wall street, directly behind the fac
tory. The alarm was gIVcn 10 the police
by Mr. GclhanE, and the Post Office bell
then rnng for the Seventh District, which
was quickly responded TO by the firemen.
The flames by this time had made con
siderable Roadway, and Il was feared they
~ould communicate with the large ware
houses adjoining.
In the c1grse ~ nm hour the ireiaen sue
ccedcd la dendcnnE the ire, ana uanag-
cd 10 control u ~ a. b. prevent a more w.
nuus c0ntlgrtlou. The building Is five
stories in height, and every potion Of Il
WIS occupied BY Mr.. West. for the manu-
incturr Of pre- paid Post Office and other
envelopes, 90 which he employed some fifty
persons. With view of checking The
progress ri the flames before they spread
through The bower Goors. II vas necessary
g. food ihe premises. The stock consist
ed pnncips,iy 81 envelopes sni paper,
amelu,iHg o. upaaHh ~ s29,OO0, Rilicl
was damaged more By water than fire
The loss of properly hel0ngiug o. Mr.
Ncs', b rough'y estimated a. from - 0J0
% $1,000, and covered By an ih,ur8ucc
OF si2go. iu the Brokiy,n, Gi0be AMI
Continental lH.1mnce Carupanie-. Ahrr
the Ore pas eatiugpi..led, some iall,tiu.
ala eenisi D. The top ofihe building, and
ufAaui giving proper warning, c1nmc4.--
I'D throwing d9vn d. heavy p.ecas Of
slaie frua iho root, sn8 caine tcry nosr
stirling mo'e ulaa ane pefsoa.-. Is. g..
Iine,, 2itil.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25


To- uusrraif fasiltls iiif asuftsia.,,
~ ih ; ul'sieh laianla ia ihe Irf,t
STATE. ec hrhstr .. uu.t fl.rnt,Nst,. 4,
J, rsi utcd 10 fhi- ruru sit.n fs g.. fi...
thtt nu oar e.u mrn,si rsisul b. 10.
al nee iu ibr miui~v bee hsDu iT,t.I
9Th ilet, ,irv. ani al p,ti-s. no k.s q.
-yA as thr fi.nd. e. To- ron gi .r, s.l
eirN ifa Nti. Tho r.ntf.fm4it,.. of
fWncc aui turia ri pni.'s, s-lu' % .al
utr Nm.ura C,suHa--iunrr. araoulh is.t
admitting any dr-irn Of hr. government ui
that direction, defends jhr uEhi uf ihc Two
posrn 10 mike thcif opn political uuouc.
m.ais.
Aud thcnn be- L. unquvstinnshly c,erct
France h1s mn more night o. inietirrc ihsn
~ bad 90 object 10 hrf anne Nation af Al.
gcfia, Eughni has no mcrr urht lhan
NC have ~ Der Clmnnsl extension 81 Ter.
utor, IA TIE Fast, Il b, question Tor The
United States and the Hawaiian govern
mcpi to settle between them.
Tho hcsi condition 81 the Sandwich
Island would be- independence. AZ that
We can gaia IA tee way oi trade anil cun-
mcfro with them ~ can secure aa,to "a.
well without Bs with the ann xation. -
long as TO other powers interfere. Tho
independence OF ,hr Islands, confirmed hy
a staple government and guaranteed by the
great powers, would be beet for rs and Tor
them. but It l. pretty plain that some
change rs 10 take place that the present
government, with the iurinS Ut monarchy.
81 ridiculous IN their application TO 50 fee
bic rule, Is about To pass away.
The native race II melting before the
advances Of civilization, aud will soon be-
where the red men of our own country are
in legend aud history Tho Sandwich
Islands have been civilized by our mi.s.ioa
/ arcs, supported 10y onr contributions their
commercial population Is mainly from tins
/ country, their sympathics and tendencies
/ are all ~ tins direction. The idea Of nn-
] noNatun Il, OF course, popular any nnurNa-
uon would be popular, japan, lIinduostan,
or the moon; i cannot be supposed that
the administration whose tendencies ar
naturally hlihustcring, will hesitate 10 en-
brace with cagcrncss this opportunity Of
minstcring to the national VANITY and take
advantage ofthc national weakness. With
both governments inclined to annexation
and the people of each sympathizlng, tn,
question may be regarded ns near and
shows that any idea of attempting to main
tam the Independence of the Islands undel
the present or any other form Of govern
ment, will be secuted at MS futile aud US
criminal opposition 10 the " manifest dcstl
ny OF orr county, Prov. Jour.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-11-25
pRon WASHINGTON.

NANHiNeFoN, w cdncsdty, Nov. -.
The mon ~ il,i- mofning has an arti-
Gle headed "Thc Campaign, ic5i-- al
~h.ch q declares q has loag becn satisfied
that The "ugiH4iors and prom9iors Of the
fatal diascnsion- ~ New Nurk had formed
tho deliberate design 81 br,.sliHg down the
proscH Administration. fnf tii. pufJase Of
siuAtng upon IT, Fuirr their iaTouie 49,
puam Ga ihc succession, and that d can
roperiVr ~ Proposition tu1ru hostile 10 tlo
Administrator ihau that u NV opemng
uic canvas Tor succession.
The President has appmnied RoEtHr
GRft, Hos agent iH Cahiprn1, q, s-cef-
ialn and saulc private hand clsi8.s sai
l.tois nts,niNs Law Agent before tho
baari u Land Conanl ss5bers.
Iisf ifcrslra isas fstefsn4 uic saitirfcc
a tho Court Marital on Gogcrn5fs Island
casAienng Efseliarisin II. Is. Told, Hnl
0sierrr Ala o. Be- Dies inrerd fou arrsss.
AZ the F1biic aaicru 90 Washington
81 be- sla.ed i1-u..frow oa hseaats Of
IAsnts giving.