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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02
MEDICAL. !.
HAMeToN's TrNcTURn

III ANGPTON'8 T1NGTURH
Wild CURE DYSPEPSIA
.HA8fPT0N'S TINgTURE y a.
WILL CURE COUGH
HAAfPT0N5S TINGTURE VII
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM
HAMPTON'S TINGTURE -
HAMPT0NS TINCTURE o''A
WILL CURE NERVOUS HEADAC CIR
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WIFI CURE NEURALGIA
HAHPToN's TINCTURE
WILL CURE SPINAL DISEASE
HAMPTON'S TINCTURE
WILL INyIGoRATE
HAMPToN'S TINCTURE .
WILL CURE LOW SRlRITS
HAMPT0N'S TINCTURE,
Wherever used, has successful In CURING DIsEASr
ei Fer ot bfsE EsFssieS S hays GS,ISd
"4fEAIREAEDI md Iho4ld be used In every family
Mr. WA. HIGH
Cured Of lAeatnGttst1 DHeElepsi1 BarFous DLseo
NO A e 6 sSa1Zzss z, SLR ~
MoSt drenG6tl Gaze nj Ssr9fpLr efVedra sEdndfng
MSS I1RY Sc0FzzEiL5 I'O 4sae6 as.''"'
No. $50 baltimore It.
Ter odss gIseF ge g, :, q s,y1G tas a.,
III, 4 4Sst re gPItetsd SCI e see
boy In the family of the Hon. W. P. Thoa,,,o,
rom head to foot His eyeds turned inside os Of .or
ing over the eyeboI 50 as to produce blndnes otiad
DYSPEPSIA, NERYOGS DISEASE =.
Mr; VIM Oldham, Of Baltimore euStoH.SoS'.ses &c:
severely ELECTED He cured By Hsn. 10y and Mind
EinetuTe, after other things failed. FNas 'eEstabe
SOEGH, CORSE1LPZYOY a.
MT. Henry g VIM had Cough for YER.
ness, ,ste had In al i've Or Six pyicisa .S
AAAPLoHlS YEGE7lBLE TIYeTrprt
We OFFER NO AERE IESHR00T = SSytttI3enAl 81
a zAEDIGyRE PROVED BY 7L0ESS NY ~ Z, But
53l SgszEiLS REST9RiER55ss
THE SUMMER IT'S DISEASES nm,
EDY AT HAND anal
HAHPTON'.Sz VEGETABLE TyFcprD,
We have the strongest assurance Of The 90 ~ RE-
ms medicine In Cholera MOTbus, DIarrhms 80 I5SscS1t
OF khe tlelaent 70 the It inygnr.
stoInaen ana bowels and renders the system ne
Snee IN combating the approach Of indeed al S sssst
HANVoT0AnS PEGEIARLE T,yScrrnr
BY It's mild action on the stomach, liver and
cure xgPeE1S1G, CoH0hs, AEfhNG, BRONCHIAL g53 wv VIZ
ABeettoRs, 41i19 IN the Back Side and P Ig LJsNg
!atd ItIes, 0lret Complaint q Worms a1tS ~
DELLC4ZE GHKLDRESS..s Ulo0u'
as 4 FSa4L z. R Es5tgS
Hamptons Ttneture cannot be exeeled a. 4, I.,r.,,
agent y Is AF superior to Of the coImttc Of ~
color OF the rose. tmp0Ttng every 1lrlS a.. ~
and elasticity which gives 70 all who enjoy snS M
Chronic Periodical Nervous or sIeI F.,d.....,,.
standing has been cured By it-as an InyiEoTStor of
soratve: where gentle stimulant u wanted Ne btII.,t
superior to all the eOrdIaIs ever before Inc D1S ~
YOUTH and C&d A0e, the Single and Msr1s, s 70 ae
most valuable remedy. We 09ef Tie
Can and get Ts,mPhlets gratis, and see cures,
.rsS me sue 0y II Logan & Co., wheeling Gen.
Sold y MoRrn1RR MowpRAY
240 Baltimore st., Baltimore
G1-PrteA 81 ner hottie oV-' ''OAaNay' y S,, =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

FrRE AT MOuSr GllRAn--A fire broke out At
ut Gilead, Co,) about - O'clock on Tuesday
night, in thes,able Of the American Mouse, in
which eight horses Wcre burned, with an its
contents An adjoining stable was also burned.
L is supposed to have been the WOEk of an in.
cendhEy, The loss Is about $s.500. Among
the horses 6aEnsd VAS the stallion Hewitt Nor
gan. owned by P. MsnchcSteE, Of Uuioa county.
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nIED.

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= Ss4 - e2IS - fsF-
Maria lllltlsesrs n tAe fIta yaaF. - NJ 49,.
ne ass e e are izvile1 = altela M funsIal
tAA tSaslEday1 a4eSsaens a S'sloels "a Casre 81
M. D. BCClI1EAlS, = t1s ES5 ySEFSF - - -,
t3a trnEli Nll taks Eliee illla 'a-llls,p 1isl,te
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I SAs4S}s RetslVes SR9 q s5Iz -
a. EbNARDSG HRO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

SoESTu1c E1FEnusoS RRluRSED.- The sehr.
Dew DrCp. Ruland, from ST Nays FlOrdliia.
which vas chartered by some students Of WIls
liams College for scientific rcsearch, has re.
turned.
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ACard

"a Card.
ME undersigned wishes to public that he
has 70 sStend The range Of studies
pose he has secured additional the Athen1una
me design Of establishnE another department in which
me lower branches OF an English education win
onehy TAUGHT AT the the coming seho-
year y hoped that the department V be placed
ON permanent basis in the charge Of regular and e-
Peenced teacher until then Il viii be under control Of
competent assistants.
the object OF the Principal render this an Instit-
ton IN which boys be received earest are and
thoroughly fitted for the higher classes CSleiate
eouFse 10 attain this he viii spare pana or expense
tst OF spendid surveying Instruments win he received
IN a lev days from the East for the
use Of the Surveying elaSs
Library already containing many valuable y-oris ana
additions, attached TO the School,
10 lncFea9e the abilities for instruction the modern
hguage the services OF Prof. Weber has been enRnFed
Gho VII take charge Of the German the AcadeIy
tto W. Is already too we'll known citizens OF Wheel.
s 6 an scholar and successful teacher
neeu anything more than the announcement OF fg
name q The head ofhs department. As soon Is ractica
guaRes EilEbe procured - -
s5sS F Department: QUAKER
German tszs5 53 1sIt4s1 psPt s, sS !.
9p%<-SH H.. W. HARDING. PrinefnnI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

SuU ron LOsr BAeeAuE, suit for lost bag
gage was tried in the supreme court. Buffalo. on
Thursday. The Hudson River Road contracted
to carry plaintiffs baggage FROM New York to
Wisconsin. 1t was conceded that the baggage
was transferred at Albany to the possession Of
the n. Y. Central Road TWAS held that the
Hudson River Road MAS, nevertheless respOasi,
BILE for its safety, and the court found for paint
ta.in the sum of SlSs, IS damages
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DIR. ". d: WALLETS

4
These pills have been used In the private practice Of the
Proprietor, also in the Hospitals France for many
years. meeting with unparalleled sueeess-ving great
est notwithstanding where other remedies fan.
They act as charm in coFreetng iregnlarity and OBJ
sruetons, producing regular of the monthly dis.
charge.
mild gentle stimunnt they produce an agreeable
exhileFatiOn and happy influence and body
Pregnant females those auppOsnE themselves so are
cautioned against using these ps, they viii produce
miscarriage, although underno circumstances injurious to
the most delicate. For sale by
janis LAUGHLINs BUsHRIELD.
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State Of Illinois, Carlisle, June ~ So
=. aIe samEed lts Eondernl eject Ny hair was becoming
g tn1rht permanently gray bat BY the use Of ne ape
SsoratYe has resumed Its original color and haze NJ
a0a0' permanently 50. - SIDNEY BREEZE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

ord AIs: - " MS UTERUS IN ne" bea'
40 your inquiries, would reply that when frs. COM
using Professor Woods Hair Restorative ms hair
en vas very thin the top my head ard loose
AZ oea oSt hnt found that before had used al
sSSOna Pott!e (Ehich eight WeeEG) nv hair vas
@ ehanFed to It's original color, eight 6rown) and Is
i s. from u9ndEnh and quite moist have had nj
M Hve or SIX times since the change and have peTr
- tninS IKE white hair starting roots;
g mick As 1t ever vas, does not come out 1t
July I, 1855. = 49,, 10y =. a4 - 50
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CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
c. uAPPOLDT. MD.
EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.

TNHE twelfth volume JOURNAL Commences With
January, 1851 Il VIII as heretofore, be independent
OF every local Interest and influence, viii devoted
the Interests OF Its and advancement and
determination o. sound views and observations
This JOURNAL Il issued the 6rst every alternate
month"; Each number comprises Onshundred and foTtyfouF
octaTO pages, and contains 4 STEEL ENGRAVED POR-
TRAIT of distinguished Medical man.
The volume begins With January, completed with the
November issue. 1t will thus contain SIX Portaits and
eight hundred And sixty four pages of reading
1ENNs.-EOuR DOLLARS per Rnnum, In ddVGNce which
entities The subscriber to receive his numbers TRx OF ~
AGE subscription 70 begin with the January number
81 Persons Wishing 70 subscribe should by
letter, enclosing 81 which viii be at II the letter Is
registered. @. HAPP0LDT, II. D.,
aqz9-Sun Charleston, s. O. 5
IA PAPER HAN6IEGS,
BORDERS,
FIRE BOARDS,
WINDOW SHADES,
OIL CLOTHS
CURTAIN FIXTURES,
CORDS AND TASSELS, &c. &C..
just opened at the neE Variety Store Of
j. z, WILSON 4 CO.,
No. - Monroe Street,
next door below g. K. WheAIas
4 0p& WHOLESALE EbTIoH SFORR
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NJ n = b Louis, SEPT ~ 1877
atr restorative, and have effects TsIy sat
~ a has entirely Destroyed ali dandruG from n!
ING ny hair TO It's original color, which had
9s.-ae 9el.e gay. WI. IRGEsDALE
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

-, g = WOOD co. PrOprieto1 s1s Broadway, Y.at
~ For salem Wheeling bV
I. n LOGAN CO..
s-sra=aEE Brsaee Corner.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

HAMPToN,s TINcTURE.-This medicine, which has been
before the public for years, but especially
the last year, by lessrs. Mortimer MoWbray pro-
pretoEs has with remarkable success have
from the most resPeetabe Alhrge number of pa
eu who have been relieved and Anumberof the medical
profession Aso Who have in their practice,
Voluntarily given their certificates of recommendation to
the proprietors.
We decidedly opposed to plaG quaek nosrums, but
a have many letters to MeSsrs. Mortimer Now
bray, from the above mentioned, feelt
nothing Iutea can attention people
to their advertisement in tO.day's paper.
4. H. LOGAN I CO.,
Are the Agents for Wheeling and Vicinity.
~ Gail nm them ,D99- 1v,Ld ry
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

20 N. = =, - 81 Iopil, March Z IS5I.
WOOD Ny hair Commenced falling OF some
years since and continued
tried AL the popular medicines Of the dIy,
l y no eject AT laEt induced to try your cebrl
e HatF RsstoratYe, and happy to say is doing
nave nov = ne growth Young hair, and cheer.
tuly recommend It's use 70 an similSriy aSlietsS
A. O. WILLIAMS 1 Il S-rond sfrret
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have used Professor Woods Esr Restorative to dsF
49, !. It prevents the hair frO1a coming and
-, lSSa and sottns1g TeTy desirable. The few pay
se, haVe enttrelE disappeared. Others Of ny fan.
Ge y ana eoneor Win In PrOnouneing II Al
~ P.o1eA.e9 % oe. ERNRY GLARE. Michigan AVenue.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

HEIsKELL9 6 SWEARINGEN
tfAHE noF received ther entire SECOND STOCK OF
~ II SPRING SUMMER GOODS recently selected In
sS ~ 5aHple and OtheFEse from The recent
ana designs Of the beg
heE g e2 he attention OF % their stock
o. Dress Goods and E6rOideTieg which Ia variety 6nd
beanty OF styles combined With moderate prices eaFot Sc
eXoeed Their stock Of other Goods IiIise
very complete, Tisl-
have nov opened beautiful assortment Of Spring
and Summer Dress 6OodS, Consisting of
Rich kIuuueed Grenadines,
Rayadere HOunced BeFeEfS,
BAyAdere F1Ouneed Snk8,
Striped and ElOnnocd 0rEauiiIeg.t -
apps HEISRELL 4 SREGRIN6Ry
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This Is to certify that one year Sa a1 ogyss
ny hair % thin te top Of my head thst feared Ia
& lee5. N ts condition applied for and taneiI
Os gaaE bottle the gray hairs had entirely dlsappesr,
@ nA1 lekeTed up 50 70 be full aS usual and
a1ee5 apparently beSutiiulthln
s. g Gas oeioEf. ps therefore, cheerfuly rveomasl
~ ~ ose laes Hb0 value bsauti al head Of hair
SH5 use II now occasionally, Cor its hsalng
-s-0 Yea 3AA9tng Elects. SARAH J. BROWN.
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P 8. - !. PensII Pens!l!

Pens Pensi!s Pens!Il
QOuEFAalNGS NEW
II Z: AllONk aas tsee4Vel SueE8ordot Of Geld Pens
NSa which e ll5 made under dupeFEfSIon IeF
are made from 70 II krats 81 1 eorbinssis1
q 1l cannot be for a1T-
unity ~ any other OF neaal5 Pges5 AZ
aud Pen EhIT1nted. They may Sc known
Books; Stationery, Go.
Il AS 9 OH, 80. III Main street. GouId Invite ne
ssls4gp % ne reading 6, de
1Elaes g hls ne iarge and selected s1oek Of BooIE
sSa4i FqEsr &c, Il & his Inteat0n . keep On
1 ta supply 81 aTtele8 kent ID hf Give
hin = eau and yea E5l net i6 e u salEaed viii StS
stock and prices. r. sssl-zE. -
AlaEEe invUiee q Wan Paper On tie uay, Which WI BE
Eeady toE tnspeetson in feR days. fsSs :
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-05-02

r...S,- Gardiner, Maine, June q. "a.
s srs have used tTO bottles Of Professor Woe rs
and can truly say It Is the ETrsst dis
% the age, for restoring changing he hair
49, uslnS ~ was IS gray IS man Of seventy Ny
lE ~ nov attained its original color. YOu eanT recon-
II 20 the world without te least fear as y case T1s
one OF me worst kind. Yours, D. n NURPHT
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Are the Agents for wheeling and vicinity.
~ Call on them. apse-1N- daw
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NEW ADvERTIsEn4HNTs

MORE NOVELTY MILL FLOUR
UsT received and for 40 bhll Of u Dudley Co.'s
81 best Brand 0Eelky Atl FLOUR 100 bbg WhIChI
Extra Family, mad from choice White Wheat
my9 D0ANB 4 Cowgirl.
0E0KlsRSEED
9 0sBUsHBLs CloYeTseed for slle nv
~ lmy3 TIl0BURN 4 MADDEN.
French Horttoulture.
MIR GRESsE, FRENCH H0RTIoULTURIsT, lately
NA rived from France, heEH leave inform the Ladies'
aud Gentlemen OF Wheeling that he has opened
Main S. No. 49, where can be found rich assortment Of
tiRns lbpps trees, Hover Seeds and others, together
Dwarf Toilet Orange hess, Rl.SaodsdndF nnss, Azaleas
teubd HtpOeG, and rich collection Of 800 varieties Of
Rose trees Of the anst kinds cultivated in Erance
e also ne Of fruit such - Pear
Apple, Plum Apricot and GPapesto be sold ct very mod
crate prices. No. 1b4 Main 81, Wheeling my1-6tds
SPRING ARRIYAL!
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Black or Brown Hair produced in Ave minutes,
from the Grayest Redest HAIR by the application Of Wa.
A. BATcHnOas HAIR DYE. WARRANTED 70 defy de-
teetion and aiure he hair Of skin matter
how often applied how long continued Use the genuine
and harm can possbly occur. Marthe steel engray.
ing The box, and VIZ A. PAFcaEloni 9ss Rfoaduay,
the four sdes AsE Wa A. BGFcuEnRs Hair Dye when
you purchase, For sale in wheeling by
aPSO-lm 4. 4. LOGAN CO..
sHrsRP long been endorsed by the Medical
Faculty mid and elective aPerient and Alternative.
To extend usefulness all the scientific appliances Of mod.
chemistry have been put In reaulstion by Messr.
SANDS TO obtain pure extract Of medicinal proper
ties. Combining Herewith vegetable products, they
abed with confidence % public and Ger.
tain remedy for ali diseases arising from mpury the
blood, or arrangement Of the bnllary functions,
Prepared and sold by A. D. D. SANDS, Druggists, 100
Fulton Street, New York,
Sold also By J. n. cRUSlBAcRER.
Sold ais by DFngEiHtS a0Qe-iWdav
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Ice Cream, CONFECTIONERY, SO.
MRS. M. u KEATING,
MOULD respectfully inform her friends and the public
w In general that having secured the services first
class French confeetIoner she prepared furnish
ICE CREAM CAKES CANDIES &c., at her store, Wash.
inGtOn Hall and Market street North Of Monroe In style
unsut by similar Establishment in city
She has on hand and will always keep good assortment
Of Oranses Lemons Nuts & In short every article kept
IN first class Conf eto"er which win dispose Of
Wholesal and retail, the lowest for cash.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
she FeSPeet1lly tolleits continuance Of the
Parties and families supplied at the shortest notice.
WALL PAPER
NTE have 90 900 rolls Of Wall Paper and are selling
w Il % per cent lower ever before offered In the
city. CAL and you will bny before leaving the house
q J. Z, WILSON 4 CO., 4
apps No. 24 Monroe st.
=z-LIS277ss.S PIANO FORTES q VIOLINS.
p Il S3S- Just received, addition stock Of
Piano Fortes from aOEIGKERING SONS
1a3ut3ctory which make It complete, and which
H me lowest BaStern prices and warrant them
for but 10 yea1s Il required. Also VOlns
and Pine Gutar, with good Variety Goods and
Notions, At No. 90 Union ct. IapS8l j, MRLIOR
CHARLESTON
Medical Journal and Review.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

Fillibuster Henningsen, in his speech of Tuesday
evening to his brother fllibustcrs assembled to
serensde hm--not to mention the little supper
which they did not get, it being Hennngsen's trade
to quarter himself upon other people, not to allow
other people to quarter themselves upon HMM
this speech, which was the only entertainment that
he furnished, HennngseR, after giving character
to his brother Walker for courage and talent, which
Walker will doubtless return in kind, appeals to
the admiration bestowed upon Cortez and fizarro
as described by Prescott good reason for giving
to our modern flbusters position among heroes
We have heard some objection to a lack OF moral
tone about Mr.. PrescOtts writings; but we trust
there can be no foundation for holding him in any
way answerable for the late alarming spread of fill
clustering principles. No one has sought more than
Mr. Prescott to keep out Of gun shot Of all exciting
questions. 1t is very hard, however, to live in
times like these without throwing ones weight into
one scale or the other.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

The Legislature of Massachusetts has again, and
for second time IN accordance with a clear and
simple constitutional provision, requested Henry
j. Gardner, the Dark Lantern Governor to re
move Judge Loring, and second time has the said
Gardner opposed bis personal opinion % the VIII OF
the people clearly expressed through their repre-
sentatiyes. In this case, it seems that one man
who really ought to have no opinion about the mat
ter at all, and who ought simply as an instrument
to do as he is bid, can set at defiance the whole
Great and General Court. The Constitution pro-
yides that judicial officers may be removed by legs-
latiye address to the Governor. MIR. Gardner IN
terprets this to mean that they may be removed,
always provided he is willing. Such construction
was never heard of until the accession OF this Light
Of the Lodges and it will probably pass into desue-
tude with bis predestiuate extingushment. Under
it, it will be impossible for Massachusetts, to be rid
of any scamp Of Judge while she has also
scamp Of Governor. She must have slave
catching Judge of Probate whether she VIII or not
The tenacity with which this Edward q. Lorlng
cDgs to his Office does not speak much Tor the delca'
cy of feeling which ought to predominant IN the con-
sttution of such pure-bloOded member oi tnehrss
Boston families. 1.-The were low-boIn and vulgar
AbOlitionist be could not take bis kicklnss Win
greater stoidity. He is the Old Man OF the Sea,
and no inequality Of vibration can snake MN on
lie has been addressed out and enacted out OUT ne
will not 90 ont: and that is Ill end of the whole
matter. The House liza, fret and the Sena'e ma!
mme; but be- merel, says, as did Mrs. Pardlgge III
BLEAK House, "Y You can't tire me, good people
In fact he likes the salary, and he VIII not oudge-
This Edward c. Lsrine. Judge of frooate Tor
Boston, is also uited States Commissioner. lie
Is .ful 70 n,re tenths Of the men, women
and children of Massachusetts. He needessly un-
der,ook the business If hunting Anthony Burns
back to Virginia, acting as the supple TOOL OF Ben
Iiallett, who ia turn acted Us the supple TOOL OF
Frank Pierce This did no credit 10 Ills heart
He gave an opinion in the case, at which good law
,ers eb.d. This did no credit to his head Mas
saclusetts is lot vet accustomed to such judge,
and lie Legislature in 1853 requested Gov. UaTd-
ncr ia remove him. The Governor refused to do
it. md some blockbeais fired one hundred guns
rpon the Common in honor Of this triumph Of the
me.map power Then the Legislature gave Lc-
ring CHARGE to back out gracefully ana passed
statute ordaning that no JUDGE OF Probate should
hold tie Office e United STATES COmmlssloBer.
This the little Judge. who has no jurisdiction what
ever save ia the matter Of last wills and testa
meits, soieululy decided to b. unconstitRtenali
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-03

The telegraph, under date of New-Oreans, June
j. impressively proclaims that
ington this evening, by way Of the river"
This is the same Gen. VIM. Walker who for
several years past has been ostentaously violating
the laws of the United States, by getting up and
leading off armed expeditions to invade TIE terrific
ries of nations with which we are at peace, and
either Overturn their governments in his own favor
or dismember them for his own and his confeder
ates' Acknowledgement. He has been levYing war
Oh the allies of this Republic, and drawing off our
youth to encounter privation, misery, disease and
death az the counters of his ambition. He is nOtO-
rousy guilty of breaches of eur laws and our treaty
obligations, of which the penalties are precise and
formidable. He has been Ostensibly denounced
and frowned on by the Federal Excessive. He
knows hetter however thaa to fear that these PEN
aties will be inflicted. Ito knows that cur leading
Democratic POLITICIANS dare not defy Em to turn.
upon and expose them. 1t is but natural that he
should traverse the Southwest with pOmp and
perfect mpurity; but is it not blunder to haze
his first triu@pha progress after his return from
Nicaragua lead directly to the White House
" Let all shingS be denc decenty, and in order"
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or three years past the more reckless among la,
have been trying TO commend themselves TO f.yo,
at Washington By pretending TO favor the estab,h.
ment Of Slavery in Oregon about as sensible
project as undertaking to grow pineapples sua
palm-oil there would be. We can't bele,.
them in earnest in this business; our idea that the,
are seeking to earn the substantial gratitude Of u.
Slave Power by show Of zeal in its service Is Tie
only plausible one. But the Oregonians do nat
seem to see through II, and there is deep ground.
swell Of agitation on the subject which somewhat
threatens the ascendency of "the party" Hem.
upon "the party" holds Grand Territorial Con.
vention (April l3th) and bestride the question a,
follows:
"Resolred, That each member of the Democr.,,,
party in Oregon may freely speak and act accoriss
10 his individual conviction Of night aud policy unse
the question of Siarey in Oregon without In any man.
ner mpairng his standing in the Democratic party on
that account provided that nothing in these resor.
ions shall be construed in federation Of Black Repuh
neanism Abolitionsm any ohsr faction or orvs.;.
cation arrayed in opposition to the Democratic party
Well; if the question of Slsyery or No Slavery ia
Oregon is a matter of perfect Indifference to thu
Democracy there, what sort of Democracy must Il