u - . i 11 i - '- -
jTtoei tW GmimA Fas.
Til AT COOK!
A frwa V laeeJJ .rasa lt N
rr,,T p
els' rr4 . f
rrwa-drar el ! Vk
. T -k -rf'
tr Ja'ew . ta4 we4f4 u
Mtmf SrMM
pl.te 54 t;evem4a as . jf,ef. T el the pwMie.fea t
tact H e j U,ti pit lkl. aa4 tf p-w
Tarn f ,r,,,r! jc4 h ranrvf ! ifc Bif at n f r-
lU Uu-a. a 'er p-ra'i;) aa J . - - , f iaa rtM o! nt
tUr tjeeWwdV a?.-er t tee
i
i-tt g al tetion, tad deli't.te e ,
arct'T 4Bate te'l. w 6a'r;rr
iHa nraUfi f ilairika a Ua
Alaaay Brf.M t ff
la(lDtr tar"UI r ia h
Sui f Ni Yk. e4 a &m flnf t
kat W ca.ua :.f Mi -a lUa f tt rameat
l ikai'-.tl S:a ea. Tft ara par.
t,ehlrlf "tt.rluf i'nthlii"
ibt Wa f j r f J "'a abowt Wit
grftittfi( fi!iae- ta twdJoea
of tW. tiia tamyXtlc 4fTrtMi to the
jtuia mltrh chateieitxe4 rfiif
tn h BtU.JaiUiolJ.e(S'Mdr
a GtafrU Gvetaatcat ted that ot the
8wle f Nt Y.ii. 5!.elerxi. in tii
uWHlwrWjj Lsptr, oil prrtiBtU
pkt
VLre U tt t eia etn tu'o frrm
me perie.M Qt lria 1 b aabaitUd
rth,t btl rontirtraj liit ittie i a
tnereeoar faction eur ibiit.lkieo !to
giier ht prr'vl . ttror. and eniiat,
amd 6 ami a'13B ia efry ihoj "C i g
ia fKOfarl aa I lr eomra pure, iha
da tuueuoa irf tSt rly iadj eo Jen e of
lhebt tad teiioa whirhiaiba $HJ of
car a(ia 1 ooet'y! Uun ta itt lea
deia, ta eh lor fcUtill f eaka in ttitta
p'gta. Wlttrt it oat of the faud to
trrt:b a vsioi apiraion of f-neroot
irapa be for ba auflrioS and aillic
Siort arbirb ehrqiirr lfe l fbt whole ft
jijrof aatBr
lbt peblietticB baa thro a tht be!e
Iaeafoeo party into agay. Mr. cxeu.
Iertoroat Het bat innitaied a lft
tiaoiiatiin imo the onpa rf iha work,
tad bat got tn mjunrt on en tht at'ontr
ta tht bada of tfc b-wkae'lrft derived
)rom itt . ' All thia lenJa raihrr 19
ineraaao thaa d:m;nih ibt tale of tht
boat, which hat Utdj beea iaroeoa.
Thit W.llnna tefa Markup a aa
ea of ta Can!aa PuioU abont
vhoaa to ranch eteiieroi.t a ft up a
frwjeartag. II a appomtfd m an
offirt in the Naw York Co-tiro Uoutr,
taltick h hrM unul Van Nra atotoiitnf
the eo;lfctfrafttp ia wke ty for the
preaent C -Uector. M'. Lat rente. Ma-
kejie, amnjhia argutent'in jntifiea
tion of ike poHT'CtiKMi of iht piitae
1etira, eitt inUnr of a tiuttlar Tiolaiinn
oftAeiat tutc lT t'e Irefeot, 'n ihe
tnsnre r.f the GlennrcT h pftrt,&e. At
tn the meirta br Birb tooHtained aerea
in the rorif-pn'e. c, in a letier lOires
d ltMoj;h U irw icrK Tittnnej 10
the editor of tbt Union, bt tajt tin in
May la,
'Mr. GoUspb w.ld m he hd rereid
eert fiont B'f aidm t hreak pfn ant
and all cftht Caatom Hou-e bxt hat
war lorfctd. thnt ket and their cnn
tRit nakoa, to Mt Uitir ciun mm
3.000 Biienn-V-klea then nearly fin
iihed. if ef o, and i'ntt. tn enJ bozra
atd jnOitn't tn ifie attir, hert Ihrr art '
pernrn 200 fna mora mirf 1'tneou '
t eeorda. ff e thn bjranm force one
oftheC!m Ile piohxa, marked
J. and L. Hrt'a Paper,' called
Edffr ie$bory, earpiier,f (h
with hia brother, Juhn S'antbury, and
Janet Arnittrnnj, wtre than workng in
tha aparment) t aid him, and Stanabiire
broke a Urge rrew-diier twiea while
eptnitf it The content, like tht eon
ten ia nt nearly 00 or 300 euch pine box
. e, waa a vx ore of etery thing law
paper, eua'nm h-oe paper a. ne wnpapera,
teraft. loee lefert, litr fin Virginia
ahnct Mrv. Andrew Jrkoe. letter
ebt law affart, peiiiion for ofli-e. and
paper about ihe gold riiln of Pomti.
Mr." Crel, Ha mher eUrk, eame in
jaataa Mr.Sinbnry had fmhd opnin
it. Tn eoatent were tome d out on the
floor, and lhs fitat titne thvt drew atten
tio'a' wr AMorrey Geeeral Van Bur-V
bttert ahooi hia gmf)!if , en-k johhinf,
Ave.- Tbey were read by ali with aur
priae.' Ia tbi lefet be fiit!ier
( new opened a priaaie nr eealed
leiir i myl.fr, enlera whet a taie of
warfare pieTailed ab'fh td it own
rule.' Th tnr.iee of the merchant.
their papr. entrtea, Aie., I w mot
acrwpiitoet aboqi, and alt rer.:rd of tht
department ton enuld be more o."
P.e aared ir, iht had Ht)
marked private nn a CoM-Hnie
trunk, an one would hare opn-d it; anl
bad he aaled op a-T paper and eadora
etj that they were p-ivate papert, no i.ne
would hr rk it. Aa 11 i. the eaae
i very different, and I hli cot only b
enjmtied in a lw enort tipnV'lecal
groond, but alt hat eidirt from aoei
ty that ! acted o bnnori'jle and propel
pan."
In the an cornmmieation be men
tion that he i enf -pM n wriunj "The
Lit and Opto ion- of Tho na H fhie,
Martin Vn Buret, and Jtmr-e Kwx
Polk, with 6-njraphiMl eotire ef their
piliiiC'l ar-iae." and eipeet to hi
it ia Wahiftgioo by ihe 3d week in No
emSerJ
From ty New York "San. t neo
tral p-p-r. (whw erlitor. he the wae, it
t. eaid lean a littj te the Damncraey.)
we t.ke h. f 4lowig cnrnftentary on
H wiaitrr, to Mch we inite eeriou
a'.l-n'io't:
Political fecrtti The terent pub
licatrot) by Wltra Lyaa Maektoti, ol
. ...... ,r i,uft fr iKt i!llV"et oMhiii.nsr i'sa 1 la ecotUia cf tLera.'.ery q't'ter. Tlie wendl srrm Ubll-
erei w " r m . i. . I , t j..i...n
ik M . I1 I a"
.f New Ywk. f
rdi try fd.t 4 " w b "' T
at pM eita a gva eb
f. if .o a4 dsn " Tfc
a'trwy vf -ma s-mjJ e i re
roga ted ay a'4 MrfaU. ltb
teg thee t Cart at, it. tir ee
tend er i1 ii I twaa-enta. i lv-cse the
rftty ,4 ,. im4,r iiJret p'ta rf tb
iht itba.1 fi ar m 1
... I
- , . h tj.
f j , ,IBfJ -,..,. M-ii . rr
Wt oartT. The deevr ff
hit eeaftryrea ta Canadi la beea tp-
fropriat-!? itlrrH 10 flir Ui weik,
bmI ia attaeking ihe party that fed htm at
tn p.U expe tor
Yrlk Ctma llonr.
the oniirry f hi
im.fu,-.iii vrrr U.-a araduliv wi:
aire iheir way ta rhi;e fiir. Thy I
pertert'd a r.ot el organ'le'ioa
m 1 1 Lena t
I
oaeqnalled in tr btauny i f the eoua'rr,
and by woikinf ii-to each ihete band.
enablling nea apf. buyirg editr
whn were eal enough 10 be aald, eoe-
trojipg bank. gnernieg tha putai ea
fceet ef the p ople ami dnenf pu! be
opinion, they o ta:nrj the nnre control .
of the 8iia and Gener l Gnerii n-ui. 1
The watt nJ meant ae4 t oh"tin it.i.
no
erae fnlyei4-Ume.linlet rrtoan.
from etch Mhrr. In reault hl i'l
lowed the effort taolltinen ire control,
of the public mne)t: 10 teeore .he eu. ,
no. . . .0 prectou, .,. or aar.-. .
. . . .. . L..
u.e 51.0 , ,e.-ury tenrcj ,
..; ....,.......-.. ...
cnae in i ni mm muurnr. ,.1
preient Cabinet doom-d,' timply be.
eaoat it orgamx tion doe not p-inl to J
n wccraion. h"ph.o. ""i' t
not r!ire-td to the annniae-me of puhlio ;
opinion in faror of p.dk o,eeor, and I
tnnnnof ad Ih fieuona i now being
perfecud. earh bu yant wi h hope th-t a ;
lnt alict of patron will Ml in ihrir .
aid p the breaking up l ih preem Lafc i
met. Such are t'.e moral nl poiim-a ;
Sochthepnncirl-ar.fopaitiea! What'
to bt dare? L-si the pe .pie d.mand the
pwrrof j.tribwtirgll.iap.iiaa.re. Ilj
Concrete pa a Uw nukm ibfliti.f I
pntm. er. co!leor, 4r. rlrclive. Ab.d-;
th eaticuae anuciiquei.and toii-ii tmi
wonhy and nprtght eitzn ti cim? f'
ward thera-lea at ran.lt lte for olTire,
without the endorse arm of wire pulleta
or hired braaler. And above all, let the
people chrsh virtue, uligmn, and imle
peadenee; let p.rentt guardi)te,r chd
dren from corrupt iiifluen'e. govern t!eir
honaehald by th nurrsi Un)r!', and
tSu preaerv oor Gtiernmerit and malt
tution from the corrupt ir Queue of par
ty organization.."
From the National Intelligrncer.
A NEW BOOK O.V THE UNITED
1 STATES.
Baron Vom Raimer, an eminent Prus
sian atatesman and plulosnnher, ha writ
ten a book upon thi country, emhodyins
tht reaulu of hi ohsert&tion during a re
cent visit of a year or two. Itntaybe
remembered that he waa heie during the
recent Preaidential canvass, and maniest
ed great interest in ihe'pnpularjagiution
of that time. lie ws present at the
Whig Baltimore Convention, and several
otheclof the great a;hrrings rf I81I.
Being universally esteemed a man of
abi'tty, candor, and deserved "crr.iral emi
nence, considerable anxiety- has been
evinced to see hia bonk. 'I he only no
tice We have seen of it is in a letter pub
lished in the C!umbia (s. Chronicle,
signedihy the initials ol Airs. E. Y. hL
LF.rr, who says that the sheets of the
work have been pladed in her handrby'a
publisher fir translation. On its g neral
character she says:
Throughout stu h portion of the hook
as I have read, his liberal opinions are ap
parent; and he seems imbued with an ear
nest 'admiration Tor American institution,
although American lravelliri manners do
pot quite meet his approbation. In one
reaped, however, he vindicau the peo
ple, of iheJUuiied Slates Irom a repr.tach
cast upon them by almost every traveller
who has v sited our sliores, viz. that of
being inordinately va;o and unaide to bear
rensure. Hamilton nil-, us a nation of
braggart. Tocqueville'says, 'Ainrriea
i a land of freedom, where no one dares
speak freely for fear of offending aome
body; neither of individual, nor Mate, of
the Government nor the governed, of pub
lic nor private affairs; in a word, nothing.
I know of no country where there is loan
independence and real di'ctisxion than in
America Spurzheim remarks: I have
never found o much retraint under a
monarchical Governmenlaa in thi country
where thy boast of republican freedom.
"Baron Kaumer, on the Other hand,
oheres: My experience does not con
firm these accusations. I have often ex
pre-sed myself freely, (even ieierely, con
cerning various matters, and contradict
ed with great earnestness the opinion
of others, without finding myee!! ihe
least censiire'd on lhatacore. When I
spoke against slavery with slive holdprs,
against immediate emancipation with the
aboliuonists. in favor of democratic opi
nion with the Whig, and Whig principle-,
with the Democrats, I drew forth
varied and instructive communications,
such as mere minntonmi as?ent could nt
have produced. The Americana would
hue far more reason ta find fault with my
.k- f.- - . -..I... .r ITi : , . 1.. 1 7u . n...L -I r" w ai. - i i t . ...
i imuij in ... t ,(l mir a 0111 aa we aa a goo niie, anu , ng i rrnm i in-'r.p n-ic . BllccCgB which they have met in
are matter 01 niatory. Ami now. w in ; t!ie power to Jrallic wall the State for . oii'Caaue, eierf t lomeriieo. no F dictation to the radin.1 party they
aatlAtlt At.tll ffflllBP tnt I i at II ttllll At Slim I.....t Z .. avt ; l. a ' I a( I alaaiel lit pAmM at laa atiaT t'.a Itil. I .... L '
f i 7 2 . ! m'"v."r ;wrf "----" "." ; , avow all the ilortrinct ol open
an jaaaaaa eT aa kl a.aaf I. at.laMAI a a a . . T" - . t .1 It t I P t a - ... ft . . a tA'anU I
ismir.ii i"iiiii.Mn'MMn, uauir wivji lucm nr an kiiuia vi puujic.'"" jrwn (njiiira itwwu io ' i inm The followin extracte from
M Apia bt T; I ban sot towed the
Aaorrtcaus eierestrely curio i, or dis
tance to very every traiger & ajuet
urn: They tcera ta rat M tbla ipm
rather iadiftrrr!. It it rj ruin that I
hate nked a hundred timet nor que.
turns than 1 hare been aked.
"lit p. ear to &ce in opioioa from
It eerr traeeaer i Use Lnited luaJet
tb tubieetof lb fceanry oft' voutea.
eaying mat n reer eaw m aaaoy pi
and tirlly fre in any ecmtry. lie U
at a lt to arrtMtf t for the frU Who
rouU bare jnfortned Lint that many r-f
tbe Amrricaa Uitea'drai.k, 'Inear t re
00 1 e the r nlrir bSooai from their r!re k a!
a . I
t) thit tuhjrrt he it quite eloquent; eo
that a lraner wmil4 alnrt imagine tbe tbt roed iT that country. It it 1 01 i
praitic a rominn one.' wlerea Iforone.i'e irttifjing ta tn American fceart, toet
Merer beard of it. Pairing a few inareura-j ia what dietirrt on oar euMry ie, ted
) ear in H New j riea, however, tbe llaron' work will into J wf t entrnte to be name, fr m th pre
, h dewetr'e'5t'lii!rbipalreat3cr-',in(lhirernsikadurtor)t ef her aniaana It ti e tame
character. BrttM ' in' politic! institution of tbeeoantry Sieaaer with 5!e.Narp,eaoerBrfread
'htftuay edify eorne of miretatevmit. IIeeivl. A. uncle) Alnn,l
pree In own mind cponteerTtuHiect.loi; wo, i wi DC
?n4 eiJcnt!y deeply akillcJ ia pulitical .
ecience, - 1
I)K1.IS OF TEXAS.
1 li rhatlcrton Men-ury, itt tn U
article vft ihi tubjpct, eontendt that if
Congreat ran astarne ihe debt of Texaa,
it ean aunie It 9 ilebu of all the oiber
sj!al. It reaaon a follow:
' It iiUI ul!,l i!.-.r i!ir. Alt.
fercuc; in ihe case of Tesa that 1 lace it -
i,v i,Sf!f-iIUl.niHc!i a abe will piy f.rl
the aMtntp:in of her debt by an equir.
lent in hi r public land. Tt-ia may be
admitted, a a qneation of ealue, but it
. . . .. . .
u.R-t not alter U.e ra-e. I he alue of 1
i3!;.i, . r any tiiirt ee, 1 jnt -nai me
,. ,,.Wr. $i. iur .ur.n. I 110
noAerinma&eaDaraiiiiinnie! Uerower
PW-. .....
1 he principle m-nnfciined on Ihe ground
ftf ilu alleged peculiarity in the cae of
l exair. i that Uongrea canmH gie a
slat, money to nay her debt: but mar
aeume the debts," tinder a bargain pur
inorlin? toofTer an eauivalem Mrvlj.,.l
atM I'ennayUania, for inaiance, hare no
j,n,j hut ij,ey have canalt and oilier
work of internal im
provetnent. Con
crea can a?une their drhts, 11 llteae
jtea will turrender a portion or all of,
' iMejr public works to the General Uovern-
ment. The nature of the nronnr ran
makenodilTfrencein the principle. Whe
it.er it conauu of Ian,!i lvinr in a araio
of nature, or in the midt of settlement and
wealth in the thape of a great thoroush
fare of trade, it mmt l? property equally
capnble of birgi and tr.nilVr.
To n-sume the debt of Texas in con
sideration of ihe land of Texaa, appear
to us to open hroadly the door for the as-
ttmption of all the State debt, with th
aduittonal danircr, that it y -t in
United State becoming the proprietor of
the great works of Sia e internal improve
menia. For twenty years the strict con
truriimiU of the Constitution have been
trit?"Iinj against the Getterat Govern
ment taking any part itt the internal im
piovetnenU of the State; but here is a
co!itriction of it pmyers, which may
give it the proprietorship of the most
powerful or Uicin.
THE ANSWER NOT YET.
We are ony t ee in th Wash ng'on
Jiiurn.l. a aort of jerking nr.t of the olj
quarl'nn. " who ia Jat.es K. P.ilk!" ih
a rap of the e.li o. knueklea upon ih
.it "ia- aa .
, tibl-, as if there bad been a triumphant
answr 10 the qtiee. by aome extraorli
nay exlihiti to of ita;eti.nihip on ti e
I an of the P.esident. The q.ieirt. we
d-tiibt not, wa put with nte go d fil
ing by the editor, whoever he , that
first g.ve it utterance. Mot natuial was
the q.iere. Wo remember when we told
a loeof.ic-i fnend, itoring the 1i1.11 g ol
the Convention at B.I imore, tli.t there
as lorne int-nt O't of uomina'tn; James
K. Plk, he ma le the sim- inquiry, 1 ot
Oi ly from tinr-ra .ee of Jt.e r .ims 1 f mh-Ii
a perion to anv qul fiea jr.na f r the (i-si-i'io,
hut aa if 10 give a most emphatic
eooiradienon to the rumor. The election
of Mr. Plk givr no answer to the que
lion in l.if?ii it i n-!v put; nor baa
there ben anv aelof the Presi.lent. iinc
tii n.aiijj'ir.iLm, that would be likely
to ie,rs tlm same inquiry, or furnish
groin. 1! f r a favor! le answer.
J.rnes K. P lk lt!. been inanat'nted
P.-e i.'eni of h Uuted Suts, ami in
thai & tMlin, lit il!bavtr Tr im eve;i
his niMiKt.eiiis. iho evstltnre. of re-nel
r'lte ti h Chief Mgist.'e of the Union.
Ilui he mul do oor-, and bet ertlan he
has yet dune, to lead ti a g-anfyirg an
awer.
M'. Pdk has ttven nearly all the time
of Ins rx'Cotive fi'e, to the ilismisi.l of
smalt nffieers. not one in a hundred of
whom is chargeable with the sluhte!
inaiea.nee, nr negleci ef duty. He ha
counted t'i dog leave of the ho.tk t.f ihe
Coitsiitutioi, instead of devoting liin-lf
to the? SMidr of it esr.n'. He hai kill
ed the Hi' on the public windows, father
than to srt himself to administer ihe
great afTaiis of the nslion -ind it is tri
rtmphaiitly askd by.bit frie'uds, who he
i? It hi ae inn amwer, but do not
lei ihe qu-atintt be gat f in. omil he his
some sctinn to be' errdiied to hi ac
couut. ; IV. S. Gazette.
An intel!ijent correspondent of ihe
Richmond Whig, wii ing frm Boston,
ss vs
Ii ha been recently said, that New
BngUnd is making a perfct rh-quer
h.iard of her ebttntry, by the numerous
Riilroad crossing and re-crossing in e
eialiy t. for eee act 4 w If aaeend Den
bet liili Moeaaitftt. tad Wk ta aey 4t
rvetiea aeiaeatea retetry, tab aaiited
at Ut rtasbeef AeooiIiet wkiatlieg
brar tbiil ware leg, at tbry dtg ahft
iheai aa t!aticrdibl taia ef gaaM
gee tad bartbea etrt erewdttl too wib
tfcat ked of Hnhea which U ey are ia.
leaded ta taetrot ta tad fieaa U't eity.
Dy t war, apeak! t I"rotica ai d
Ktaade( I eat iratiaoVd ef a er-acert.
tKHi wt'Ji eat ef the Alrtr. !Snrri, !
Pb I' Ipbia, wba rearM d jrfaierc'if ia
the falrdrn a, bitegies H-t with bttB or
der tie ftftn awe effort Kleea E
fiaee, f. r he Rloda of Af tua. hue
tbe firm fata a'ready teat tritnftm !-
rrasotitr, which are ar w reBaieg aer
irvrvprrrF, urn.
read red Ina couutry aiseh eeent'l ter
1 icr, in irci ru in na
- .11 . f -
Conjreaa at firemen relatte ta Germn
hnvgant. Co. M, browg lit with tim
deptrhc to our Goerirner.t fM M'.
MrLaaei and bet'e. .ratorBew Mi.qoMi im n20W, ." ''T
iUihtrrofedroniaec,UlUc!rucFrtTrr". ' ""
tor ta to dt.tieVithrd tnd p-r'' lboJy of ultra IW ttyltng Uicntaelvet
Aabtaador a Mr. E.eiett. fol. U n the National Keform Aeocairon. These
tl... L. ih.i ih nr .m.- m... t , he e.rn.d . - ta UrtrJ e ubtrea-
09 by l'"1"
... t. 1. . r .1 : i '
VOUIIIII 1111
V r.B ,ule,n0"
cnoet t atuf. rionly tct
LETER FROM BUENOS AYRES.
... - . m . ,
MtHa ten. liuenra a, re aui ai
1 1. aeu irorn noiivtw, o
...-...-.. .. ............... ,
mcoi urusuiy na ottnrernreu or u.e
WftBtrtiUeo, ia t te of tnt w'.
hen ht wat Bred n.to anaecmpei.ad I
ancnoroy tworeeitoi war onerretcn
i.l .1. r- 1 . n 1 1
and the i ther Entli-b. On be t.tut day
tht whole IJurnft Ayrean eqnadron, eon-
nn ci iwn uuj-, aiiwp m wrr. '
two rhooner. mounting aixtr-ont gun
waaeaptured by ihe cnmHneit forree,and
carried into Mniitetblro. The fonijo
era on board were landed, and the ei at
were lr-nfenrd to teaner, 10 be t?kn j
It Uueno Arret. The FVenrb and'Ei-j
tilth were fining out a fl.HIa, a.iJ
to be !
directed sga-n.Hht island ofwMartin Gar
cia. A joir t dec1arli n"hd ben ptiblihed
by the French tnd Britiah Mmiicr. that
their mis. ion tnd purjnse were simply to
ensure tho perfect independence of the
Oriental Republic, uu.ccompanied by any
idea of invasion or aeqitinnn ol termo
ry; and tht two Powert bait laedrd one
ihousaad troop, wiJt orders t attack
the. Oribe if h should eomti.il an v boaiif act 1
leint Montevideo. ' '"' ' ' I
! rench i eaidents heldla mee.ine after the
... ....... .
oepaiutra 01 t'.eir .vim.s.ers, an i resoivea
that they had no caue to break op their
establishments and lese the country, har
ing received sstisfaetory tsqrancea of
P'Olee i.n fir person and property from
ih Rutnoa Ayrean Government; and they
had signed a rquet to the MinUleis not
10 interlere by force or hostile metrt in
the M intevidean qnarrtl.
The Duenna AvreV ftrit'sh Packet ef
the 'i stafea that diplnma io rel.itnns
were not yei entirely bfr.kn rff l.
Marue i c n inning to act a Charge u'Af
firea of France, and Mr. Hall in charge of
the Brit sh Legation.
Thb Anti-rent Trials. We"lem
from Delhi, New York, th.l on the more
mr of the 1st ir.tttnt Jiide Pa ker t.mk
occasion to mke some augeer.lionrto the
B'la d to the Counsel of IheJdifleient
pnioner. in order to lighten their respee
live Ubjr. There ia, t.id he, a vat
amnnni of business before the cqort
i-arly one hun-lrtd are indicted for m-.r-
d-r. It is not expected .hat all intl.cted
.r tuts mi-nre will te hung. it i rol
necessary that ill rnnuM ne. rul-e i-i'
r 0
fcucr nui require a run example 10 or
mule ol all the pnsoneit now in confine-,
mer-t. Was it not best, then, ihst m-at'
ot those miiiclMl lor murder, and agi.nst
whom the proof was char tht:hey were
preent diguied, anl armed when Sterl
was killed. ahouVl plead gnd y of man
rl.ughter? Si it seemed 'o him. It would
save Tit amount of frnf, I.b-r, and ex
pere, ' A gre.t inanv, owit.e to the ex
leosive coii.binti(.n that has exite tf, have
been thittiehilrpslr drawn irrti the p;.m-
rnision of rrini and ao infraction of the
lw. Where persons If-a l gu lty. tht re
ia some opportunity tor iiie 1'omt tj be
merciful. Tuey were inclined to be so.
He advised that all arrests R. a.ae, except
in flagrant rae. He intended t re
main umil all those in euttudy or nn
bad were disposed of. He advised thai
th counsel fir prisoners, and the counsel
for prosecution, meet and ronsu't' on the
aubpet. Tnt court would do the tame;
and to afford an oppoimnity for thi, an
adjournment would-be htd Until 11 o
clock. '"' ' ;'' : --''-"'.'.
When the court again opened it seem
ed th.t the proposal of the Judge had been
acted upon, and adetermtna'iii mde to
set at larce numbers of those in c .f.fine
ment. Witness the subjoined brief jecurd
of the proceeding'-;
Harvy ilnhbel, ArebibaM McNair, Jas.
Bernhari, Wui. Bryant, Cnauneey P.
WalcottMilea Bramble, John O.Tjiddle,
And.ew Li(lle, Ilimer Rurgen, I.i
Jenkins. IIimr Sinftrd. Cantiue Cm
nelly, Jjmet A. Mill. Widiam Tonp
ki;is. and Abel A. Fuller, ti indictmrnta
for biiog timed and disguised, ptea'ded
U I.T. an J were aed ia ten varjirgi 1(1 aa erred i U fint ta(rj
lro$tS lot 15, Ue i Uul (Mearayaai !fc!a if Urn C. !;. Patur,
leg u f I.C09. - - ,
Uil iia VertB'lye, li!.iae Seni-b.
Jha Crby. Abx4r ltrk wiUv. JLa
Ileadrirkf.- Naaaiet JleMirirka. Ael
Gevld, Will.aai TfkB. and Tbarnaa
Drwry, ta iadirtneete f. r betag diegaieed
tad traaed. fur al enptt tairre i.
er. Air., p!(eJ g liy, a4 p-a their
own icref 1 ixt:c U keep tLe petee, tit
i:rhtird.
, Ab'ab'M IlaJUy M ta iaJIetaeal hi
mvrdtr, traded gvdty al eaiaalaagbtet
ia the lotntH degrees plea aereptei.
Several oibrr reroa ar alea tr
rainrd ard p'eaJed la U.e lud eltnettt
agunat ti e.
At thit rate all the eae, ezrr; t a few
af the leader, will toon be't!lfoI tl.
Frew the EWU UeaJ Jwretl
THE PKOCEEvIVE DEMOCRACY."
The dansrrctit form ia ahlch tire ndi
. " m a an
- a- - .
tltat'tbe more ultra tbe doctrine tbe more
cenain tber are of the countenance and
j ultimate adoption of the Democratic party
1 hardly appreciated by moderate men,
who are unable to keep themmrre ar
tury trheme, and laid the fuundationt of
. 1. . . 1 t.i 1 in 1
the joctiro pany, wnicn, aimougu nut
cideil and denounced by 4he Dcmoc ratio
organ at the time of itt origin, toon t wal
lowed the Democratic party, and forced all
imtn
it worst doctrines into the creed of lie
mw ntie fai(h Thef Bre the nicn ho
firflt ,ximi up $l9 reheUion in Rhode Il-
hQ f0nmfnWH the anU-TCnt
... V v.i, r?., k,.i.t,,.
then
DOW
agrarian
tome
0flhcirreceU publications will ebow how
rar ther are prcpaicd to go;
. . -. .
Every citizen of ihia 8tal who ba pnn to
KUltiWm in
, piunj ..lunJcnj
to a uonf, ana uw uif, in au prtoi.iiiiT. Kreauy
(hnrtrnoil by tlie rol4ry, that km nii;t.t be ur
titcd lo rriirtioo. Et-tt ritirrn of th Ktate who
baa now no right to a fWhoU, U a plundered man
1 of an inrsliinabl right wlorh brlone to htm by
puUM
upon;
virtue of hia eiiKtrnre. Lery man baa an indi.
le riclit and Utle to UnJ enough to uve
and no one baa a jut title to a funt more
than ia ncrrwary Cn the aurMiU nrv of hia fjm.ly,
while another ia without land. land ia en uia
lienable right
PUS OP RE TORINO TITE LAND O?
NEW YORK TO THE PEOPLE,
To tecurt to entry Farmer a Farm.
1. No one hereafter shall, ander any cirrumatan
cca, become pnaMtMrd of more than one hnrulred
ami sixty arre ol Lirvl m Uu tate.
Te aerwc tn erery mtrhrnie or pmfeuntmel man
m tor.
8. No one hereafter aball, vnW any cimmwlan
cea, becooie poMraaetl of toon tlun one lot iu a
, uini ot u.e cut or wwu aumonuea.
TaaUUk at once tUFru.Lt Ttnur,L
3. There -hall he ,ial court of commi-aon.
romptMed of Un.Ui.J.lcrs sn.l (ponr) laiklaml
era, pio(iortione lo tlie numlirr of their repev
tta classes in tit tate, who shall, in all rases
where land ss beU by a twenty jeara or more,
a life, or a perpetual lease, tlrterminc, on prin
cililos of eouitv, (without resaid to
wronf,) what (or whether any) compensation
hall be paid to the claimant in full citinguih-
locr.t of his chum.
7 oJntlit mtwtgnim.
4. The homestead tot or farm shall be intilirti.tUf ,
except at Ihe will of the occupant, and then on-j
ly transferable to a Ltr.dlcs person. ' ' " I
... II
To aholUh mmii niitlet I u ntrer-duinir Ltttlitt tr
i'n ioJia arii -
i
out tout. 1
5. Everr corporation, of whatever
namecrnatt-r
fed fivlr vrani to
nomnl
twilttin., IaimI tinll 1 . Tti.n-wl
.i; r ii,. . i.ti. .t
it.- .i-.v. .;.,!!. , I,-T. ..ibut during the remainder of a aessios) theiw i
--"a s ".ess-f 'sva ' - - sau .
buildings occupied for tueir basmesa. ,
This in a few years is to be the estab-
lished Democracy of the country; for this
is the latest and the worst, and in nn in
stance has the latest and the worst failed
' to be the most tucccsrful doctrine in the
Democratic party. It follows from Dor-
riSIn, ani Dorrism is modem Democracy,
j inevitably; for the " landless'! exceed in!
, a w . 1 a. va. v itiv 'u 11 1 1 a a mi'
majority to overthrow the righto of landed
property is just as plain as those row
era which have been claimed for it in this
.State.
Jlultrriai of an approaching S'onn.
We find the f. II twine aiticle in Inst
I uedy J'mladelph.a Sentu el. an i.ld
and Ciniteiit, and, if we may a id wiih
out priin;iee iq aiwava oecmnu ami
tcaprctabl Demucraiie J.tuina',
Ti .
-,...,.., - ""V" "I
ha Shored faithfully ihntv , year f r
the Democratic party, t'omtng frm
such a touree, whose p.diiirsl .rhni'oxv
e.nnot be ouesii.ir.etl.Vh article certin!v
Salt ia l..m anil al.t.1 it
points nut ho small amount of error in Ihe
Administration of its choice, ,
From the Bontincl.
Tuf Adutinislration lias . Emtl. 1
I. h t erred in its course towanl the
friend, nf Mr. Van Buren ' and G.-v.
Wriihi in Nw York. These it need
towards ea . opponent, on coming into
power in March is cm nvey and not as
ihe (remit tn whm it' was indebted for
thei'tfe.tof Mr. Clay.
'" II has erred in its cooise toward ihe
fiiein!. nl M. D .lls j atrioue hand,
who secured t.t'Mr. Polk the State of
Pennsylvania
Ii has eired in it course toward the
friends of M. Tyler, who' came ti the
reseue at a period ol great doubt aiid uu
eerisir.tr. M ! '
It hs erred ii it course toward the
friends of Mr. C.lhnun, who now, far no
good reason, so f.ras ihey are concerneif,
r arnj ed against the Administration.
la
1 Cre. CaatMt. wUm, a4 tlq
!lrebJa 4 U e"v rr rni, a.w iet u
reftt4 i.. tl cinag UraagV tla
grot BsetMMee wbieb bate ea tag e
rei el l'..e atteioa f lie Peaiaer. Lc rr
tr.
' Tbe ivM iia tipo.tarae7't;i
ta Adaaiaitrtia pan d rtflee.
Itta tua late ia eapMix. . Ike aVA
'fm aWe ea ae the pent fra tU
a jaiy 4 ha aoataiar 4 by iia ara J ,
H e wel. eel&ak, pe-eda IiwaJ ef
Piebk ai Pali eaa 1- ra ly Le ae
ieteieai tut l eir ! 14i.b.eiae.
new bumzB or tub
CcC;rcaIoitnl Itibc
Ajipfttdit.
and
7 U tStmtvjef. .-'"
THE mi.-fiJfc4 erir!R.t-! the J yT.
jasttiditf (be riwrsWint of Cot. free La
preavtilrd tbreaetuiiw. Their pulaticti rA
M and S'tjr awe that fe eat It suervwi slrp
in rvery aafwenre ia bollt brsachr of L'orrr :
brief of aS th eV bates; every iirtrtant tet j
and an Api'. incltidint- at fuQ lenk a3 tbf
rrt iid jeV s k Iii-cml durin; the sesMtHs. Tb
work thus rooi'uctej hy then ia tnoU tmtrrt
political kafcay. Tbe rVnalora trora lb rUtM
and tbe KrprernUtie beta every aertioa of lb
I'nion Uii.j with tbraa into Cot.grr a kaol
eJ(f of ti('-rz. eer.Uoieiiik, attj intrreaU of
their av-erral rntitueiicie. Iwt4ie (inisei, saJ
tlie putlie Uifartoatioo. a it exist aaoonf thoa
tbry rcKieetit. are ecibodied l-y ihrni; and in thw
rrurU V of I'onjrrwi tt.e imkira of our time m
brrnht to iu tet. and is there concentrated, ia
Jiret-t.n-; the puUUral r-wementa t tb whole
country. Tht Uim.br thus tire threusb Ca
pra from every quarter react upon Utaiulio ss
a vt bub', snj aU it. roniponrnt pails ntaJe I moa
in reoperation. Tbe prrs cannot l anor asr
fully rmpWrd than in condensing and arin
apreatlinf abroad the intc'.li-ence nf our free eon a
try, trWutjr to socb rappy rentu tiunuck ear at
nwrt miraru'.outy atljusted Hate and NatiutuJ in.
stitutions. . . ,
lUainc LlentiAed oarwlve with die t hin of d
vanrinc the UM-futtie-a of tt i.rre-s bv tul.ILine
full and impartial report, andbavuig a latjre mat
of the LVHtrjewriona! Globe and Appetnhi, fawue.1
during tlie last I. it years, whit B would he impair
ed in value to ta and utility to the pulhc' if tbe
work were tliaatibi.utu. w hate a doubl moUie
to prompt us to rttrml it tltrouc,h a new series.
W are rest4e J, if oail le, to give it prrwanenre,
and to ha ml it down to ucresaora aa a siandartl
work worthy of bring miantianed and imjroved.
We shall enter upon 0111 new tmdertakuig with.
out bring uiMrmrtcd or lwnlrned by any aasorisio
blior in Uie 4ra; and, tnueuninrunihrrd,ha!l
hope to niak the new scries a step in aJvsnr of
the fmmrr in all point of eierution, With
view to aerontpuA tins, we shall he (one or th
other) alwiya in stU n.'.iKe in CVngreas; v. ill com
paie the nunuarript of our own reporters with tb
daily report of the thy paprn, ctnrert all by our
own obHryauon and kn.m U-Jge of tb proceed
inrs an.l in iinportant (natters, brr that w ill Dot
aawure us of Hie fi.lrlity of Uie reports, . will
prorure the akl of the nirnihere tlmnsrlve toob
tain tne eiaet srope of tbiir rematka, Tbe wwk,
thua authentiratrd, wilt le stereotyped, Vtbkh iaa
guaranty that we will nuke it a 'perfect aa it m
poaatUe for us to make it, aa w wouM not incur
the eiperwe of steirotjping it if we jliJ not feet
confident of iu superiority over all wotks of tb
kind which have been or are Lkrly to be puUisbed."
Ktereotypinc the wwk will enaije a to mpp'
lost ot mutilatrd nctnlwra, wtkb wLU dovilli',
ot;t making any charge for tbrro. , ;
Tbe ConirreaMottal Glob ni Jc np of the
d.tUr iroceeUuiyi of tbe iwo flout of Conprsw.
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bring them into a reatlul4e tmgth. All the reao. ,
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mover own worila; nd the yeas and nave ea all
the important questions. It is printed with smsil
ype brevier and nunpereil -on a double royal
sheet, in quarto form, each number containing six
trett royal quarto paiges, v .
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annual mrssage, the reports af th prior qwl otfi
cers of the Governmenl tliat acrompsnr it, and
11 tlie bins speeches of meniher of Congress,
written out or revised by tiirmsrtvr. It is prin
ted in the same form as the CVmeressinnal Globe,'
; ami usually make about th name number of pa
I We print i!kj nuu.ber aa fast a tbe proceed.
,7,.'inffs 01 toncrcsa lurr.i-h enough rnattcr lor a
1 mga
I nunil
j miml-er. Dining the first month or sii weeks of
' el,',,, there is rarely more Wince done than
I wK' p,n'' w" numlier of the fnejrtsional
!sw'"? Ihe Appendix a Fek
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usually ruflk ient matter for two or tbre naniher
of each vverya week. The neat session will re
a long one, and it is supposed will be nauitwlly
intcrerttinjr; therefore we calculate that the Con
grcMonal Gloho an.l Appendix will eaeh make
near one thousand Urge quarto pnor, printed in
small typebrevkr ami nonpareil. V furoUh
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pc. of which flv were long and seven were
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' for at leant aa many more, as the proreedingj of
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' etoppctl prutt'ng their Kcgistcr or Debate in 1837.
! 1 r.. I...-.1 t : .l r.. t -it
. ...
we have on hand.
The nent session of Congrett will be a long
i one, and therefore the Congressional Glol and
j Appendix should te ti for the se-sit.n, which i
i ,he charge for the unbound number of
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reduce tlie price as follows, until the first day of
next January, after which time the Congrestionat
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sion, and no deduction will be made on account
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BLAIR & RIVES.
Washington, October 4, lM&.'-t"--' 98
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