cal.
, roUTIC.lt, HHVKU.
The fi-liowi -.g iiir;,( fulfil r,
( lunni-iN llcvi- (t( Jife of .'
I..!f .n I'. n:tpin , by the Author
4tH't f re i n.nm l t the piir
i C'iU' attention of our ieal'- We
...Moos find m.re Imp'riant and inter,
estmg irmhi contained in the same
Cnrtpasa, -Th writer is speaking oi
the subject of inordinate ambition and
t.im (or oflwe,
Tims pssnin derive tttengih 'ami
-tertcTneirc in otir"c(UntrT from "the
-. .t'e h'gScstfriye wViih eociny has to
... . . i
r!Tr. ' e know not more general
, delusion, nor is it the least danger,
oui, Imiilled, a it is, in our youth,
St givea infinite eicitrment to political
, ambition, t turn the active talent
of the t untry to public station a the
; luprtmu good, and mk- it retlei,
,nfif and tif.pfincij'Ud. ItcslU
ut 1 tt of trtfih competitor for the
1 comf ri'ively few places, and encour
li;et bold, unblushing pursuit of
prr- nal elevation, which a just mor
al r nse and lf-repect in the com
nn .'ujr would frown upon and cover
ahame This prrjulice lus come
f- n past ages, aod if one of nhetr
til beqursti." To "govern others
! always been thought the highest
function ib eauh. We have a re
mailable proof of the atreomh and
in the manner in which history has
been written. Who fill the , page of
history M'olitical and military lead
h ,h ? v.iye.d. forpnf ttitj!)
subdue aod govern their fellow beings.
These- weeupy the fore-ground and
I the people-tlre amain tKt, dwindle
into infit.ificanee, and are almost lust
- behind their master. The proper
. and noblest object of hUtory, is, to re-
VUIU IIIC IlllUIIUUtl III iuiiciv, ut
- spirit ia - different - wge,- the- causea
hich have determined its progress
and declinei and enecia!lt the mani-
feststion and growth of its highest at
tributes and interests, of intelligence,
of the religious principle, of moral sen.
7- timrnt, of the elcgnot and usefnl arts,
of the triumphs of, man over nature
-jind hirnVelf, tostead of this7"C have I
records of men to power, often weak, !
-rrrr irftrniickeobctdUliuterotlnrl
. fur the' advancement of their age,
I-H-tev.! 'tin: UrieiiSe-tats -reprentr.
1 l've,rwhom the accident of birth per
- hips raised b tov Jnflaencc. :Ve have
... ,.ib.qu. rtU oXcourucritl. intrigucal
' -1 c.binett, aregen and battles, royal
t tiriha and deaths, and the secrets of a
i- -pabce, that a'nlr cf lewdness and ibr
fptiofV-Theswartsthe staplesvo his.
u. ; m . .. r . .
gunpowder, aod the mariner's com
pass, were too mean affairs for history
- to trace. She was bowing before
'kings and warriors. She hsd vol-
times for thrplots and quarrels of
' I,eieester and Essex in the-reign of
' Klizabeth, but not a page for $hake-
spesre ) and. if Ttacon bad hot filled an
' office, she would hardly have recorded
. bis name, in her anxiety to preserve
jhe deedsjsnd sayings of that Solomon
3f Ms ageVJamesthe Kirst. 7'
Vi't have spoken of the supreme im
4!rmncjnj!kbJijittached to rnlers anJ
government, as a prejudice, and we think
"J thst something may be done towards aba-
, ting the passion for power, by placing this
' thoutbt in a clearer light; It seems to j
' us riot very diffirult to show, that to rot
ern men is not as high a sphere of action as
- ' has commonly been supposed, and that
, those who have obtained this dignity, hsve
T tosnrpe d a place beyond their due In his
lory andJn men's minds. We appre:
" " ' t'er.d" tndeeefrthat we are not alonelrr tht
opinion that a change of sentiment on
on j that men are learninR that there aie
higher aourcea of happiness snd more
l.v. intportantraRenta in human affairs than
apolitical rule. It Isone mark of the
! progress of society, thst it brings down
' the public man and raises the private one.
It throws power Into the handa of untitled
1 Inn'ivirtuals, and spreads it through all or
ders of the community. It multiples and
- aJIsjlributea freely means of extensive in
' fluence tid opens, new channels, by
-s whieb the RifieAmlccUJn-whMeieOMk
' or condition.5 may commonrcate itself Tar
and wide. Through th diffusion ofedu
' cation" and printinR a ptivate man may
now apeak to multitudes, incomparably
more numerous, than ancient of modern
rloouence ever electrified m the popular
asTemMyor the hall of legislstion; By
r - thes Ins'rnments, truth is ssserting her
-: aoyerelgnty over nations jssvitbout the
relp of .nk. office, or sword J snd her
fcithful ministers will become more and
- more the UwgU"-'- ?!r-
If lh f.ci sutrd ;i ti-e M'iK
tula be irnr, sol it it not the fust lime
such chirks h?ve ben riui'e against
manufactures, we think it i 'j'" f"'
(bote who ''cte he " AmfrWan .vs
itm,"-1, e. an r mire prt .-hibiiion, s ma
ny of tH"r terns ii to t onsulcr the el
feds which wtt iifiessarU folio from
the csuMcimirfil t.f Jhe if system. The?
ehntil-f crrtl.?-r the inftuenre wh- h mm
ufactorers poieM o?er thtir hids. so I
t!x manner i'i which ih.y 'fin ('imposed
to me i'. Will the tD'iM deoted filcnd
of Mr Cl.t prf tu 10 juiiiff such con
'uei I W. the mnl idrni somirer of
Ms system pre if nd thst it does not tend in
thf eitaMishment of a we lihf at itineracy?
Who can see. th.1 mtnv born and
b'tA" ? 1 'maMif trdirK f iriblUhmtn!,
.( i ' . i rut- i . . i - a i
rlmc.s Jitlihotiil) M f."."'pc't,f j)
pendenl upon his employer t i hu li
nrrhani one of the erestett evils attend
Inst mnuforin;j estibliihmenM.-and
hnu'd nut be overlooked. Hm the ton-
duct referred to 1ft the snide lelow
hotill rereire the unqualified reproUa
ifn of all honest meni and thoe who
are so lost to ill moral principle, ri on-
6t to bdonif to civil societfi and should
be foutcd bora the country
We hope those who hve been gudiy
of such he conJuct, will be mie to
ftl ihe force of public odium 10 feel
thsfthey have offended the spirit ofde
moeracv 10 feel that they have dis
ersced ihemelvest and are consigned,
bv public opinion, to the loe,sl VS
W contempt:--"" si'"VsPiMK'1 awt! wSvefwaar.4
Vti."
The American Sytrt In Newayfc.Tis U.e opiuian t,j tun meeting tht the
..il.. NwJerc eleciion. mos'i of
h mianfaetoreM. who emolovefl from
fifty to one hundred bunds each, on the
. . . , ,
Sturdavprevious to the lection, called
thfir woikinTn foiJel'rTi 7 a H'3T"i I nrr
Aif sth them, informed them, that, if
the Jarktmt ticket should succeed si the
mmim ConsT 1 anal election, thtir
Iwirresa wosU-oo-wineV od- coaselvtlo, on Jhe JUjsvil!e.TurnpiKe .Hold)
qu'ntlv, they would fuve to rfi'cAor?e alt
thf-ir haniit, ind shut up beir shops
Whoen doubt the-revtr't of rhis trsse-arnf the -akittes of 4e'iropmnf ' aod res
tifie I Thei means of daily subsistence
were at stake, if they refused to obry the
mandate of their aiinocra'ic meters
fUfA.-MvMat'
From Ihe Ohio Sun.
We hope our renders will benr with us
for devoting so Rrcai portioo of our pa
nr to the subject of Du'iei and the Tnr
if ;htf. wh.n they reHect that this hns
been the theme of a poriion
erne of a portion ol our cm -
trns for several years, they will airree
with us that (ft js time the subject wa
brought to a"r.Ios- examination. It Is
time the J'taiU were being;.settlcd, and
that" tafoTtrt hr; pTTrprrtrtbrjnnlr t he pttr
. l- fa 1 tar. iKit fKa vifs-it-t traai nf t K as
nm'eriH.n Pvt pVrtf we
posed, and the, effects oi their poliry laid
open to public view. Thoussnds of bon
rst aod -welVflivoig"mnT-who--eBri
ilicir living by the sweat of their brows,
have been cjtieht in this American
Sere tn" 1 mp, w1Ue tie msgo'ues were
Lildiutf them intor.tTic.e1. and sporiiojr.onj,n" !
- 1 ... a j.i. f... .,.,.Iuent.
ahnuld recollect, and especially those
who think themselves hardly able to take
a paper, that, for everv 70 lbs. of augar
they use,they pay a du'y equal to the
price of osir paper .for every ttven bush
els of salt they use, they pay a duty equsl
to the price of our paper for every 40
lbs. of coffee they use, they pay a duty
equal Vo the -price of our paper for ev
ery five pounds of tea, they pay a duty
. a . V .
equil to the price 01 our paper, "e
micrhr continue 10 enumerate, out 11 it
pockets is Imperceptible, but certain.
Our object is to turn the tide of public
feeling to its true interests, and, although
knmving nee may vent their spleen at
at their exposure, we look for the people
to sustain us, We ask for the articles on
the sngsr business an attentive perusal.
Medical Letture: At the commence
ment oi the Medical University of Penn
sylvania, heM on the 34th ult. the degree
of Pocto of-Medicine was conferred on
lheloUowing. yourR.en.Uc!ncn frpmjhis
Siaie. vIj-s Georite Blacknall, Lawon F,
IlMdraon. Robert II. Ualton 1 homss
V M'M T JV.'T - - w - - .
fl. Parke. Algernon S. f erry.U. W. Cald
wIKJmesK. Nesbef. Wm, L. I logon,
John Allison, CaMn C. Covington, Jo
seph H. Oheairs.
At the Commencement of the Soulh
Carolina College, which took place on the
1th ult. the following gentlemen from
this State received the ssme degree, viai
Jaa. F. Hardy, Walter A, Norwood, Wil
liam C. Tate and William H. Trent.
"A, iho rnmmencement of the Transyl
vania University, Kentucky, the same !e
vanta univertny, ...v
cr wa
b . V.. .... IV II
r .v.- :,., , Charles W. H. Aleaan
der, Swar. P.. Burnett; Nathaniel fc.
M'Lelland and Rufus A. Wallace.
ComfXimcnt' t Ar
T..;v.li it stated
Tazewell end Mr.
in the Kichmond
Whig, that, it is in contemplation of the
friends of these genuemen, m mi
eral Assembly of Virginia, to offer them
a public Dinner, a a testimonial of the
resre c.t and aPDrobaiioniSwhkh lhair con-
J,ttUj,it .lltJLu i-Iiu, Mmiuii Im In-'
;4rrd " Tis Dioneri add Ihe W,i(,
iri itr f h oppii(i'oof Ihe Uirhmond
r.Kjgiter, nd the Intidious sHein mde
tf it lo t'iaeiit It s inimerit of the
l-ia piriyi M orici uted i h. progre
uuitr he iui es t t, and lt be ron
ummi cd bv. 'hi? Mn U of JickVin."
: , vmm f!Tiir"riT'" rm ti-y - -.
JACKbON .MURHNd.
A lrp e n I respcctahhi p irun of the
riiiz'n of Wjke.eoun'y. hitiix md at
the Cwirt House In lUlei'nh, In pdrn.
ance'of noMce hHofr given, to ex
press their views of the sdminUirsdon 6f
I'ieidnt JtrVson, and ike, such m's
sons ss would promo( Ms ra eletiinn.
-Tke mretin? was orgtt.Ucd bv nofiflt-
irtn,n1 lUnry M. Maler tt aecrfiirf.
I he Ltlrron verv hrirOrsni eloiuet)t
v sited the ob'in of the meednjr.
I Jtmes Hrsnt, Esq. subml'.ud the W-
lolng premM and resolu'lonst which
wen; read and unanimously adopted, vlxt
Whereas the tliilens-of ihl eiHiniy, in
common with the freemen of North'Car
olins. remise undiminished confi 'w in
the Ir.tepfiif snd Intents of Amdbbw
JacK'oa, President of 'he United Sutei,
and brlieve that the letting measures of
the Admlnivtaiion have fulhlled the
mot sanguine eipecta'ionsof his friends.
nd are eminently Cilruluted to preverve
in hs purity our present democratic form
of Cloternment, being based upn the
(rue principles of the Continuum snd
i . . ..... .
Pfeierva'lon of the creat in'e'est and
eivil qoiel of our beloed eotin-rv re
quire me re eiecMon oi Awtanw .' set so
lo Ine I ridenry ot the t'i'Hed Mates.
'ftirrrfvrr- iVmrYrrf, T rtaf-htsmorsl
merer, Clurac'eriiiic firmness and patri
otic devoti'in to the principles of the Cnn-
smu.i'm. (manifested particularly in his
merit our approbation snd gra'.i'iulc md
eminenily pualify him for the discharjje
pnnsible station to which he hat been cal
j led by the voice of the nailon
Wm H. II ,y wood, Eio. offrrrd the
fc4bing.esolutionr which- was unai.i
mously adopted, vie:
Rnohrd, That for the purpose of pro
motinsj concert and union imonjj the
friends of the presen'. Afninisiradon in
this state.lt It recommended to our tel
low riilzens In the different counties of
0 . . . f .
1 . , . . . '
sion of thr-ir will, and lo lvance there- 1
election of fienersl Jackson.
A'ex J. Lawrence, Eiq ofTcred the
following resolution, which was unani
mo u sly ud'ipted, via s
Hctolvt d, Th j(1he Chairman spnoint
two.
IL M. Miller, Ctq. offered the follow
jng resolutions, jahjch 5ert unaauuous-.
Jy srfopied, via : -
Httohedt That these proceedings be
signedby tne Chairman - and -SecmaryT
and a copy be forwarded to the rrtsi-
this city be requested to publish these
proceeding in their oewspapert.
The meeting then srljourned aiir die.
R. M. SAUNDERS, Ci.'n.
H. M. MitLlk, Src'y.
Committee J Correnhondenct. Ales. J.
Lawrence, William II. Haywood, Jr
William rlliHrJames CrantTWiinarn It.
Mnoon, John f?. Stedman and Henry M.
Miller.
Cbmtnittee t.f Vieibinte.- Col. Allen
Ilinton, Newtoo Wood; Anderson' Wil-
kins, Johnston Rusbee, Willis Whiioker,
Nathaniel ft. Rand, " VVoodson Clemems,
Wesley Jones, Kimbroui'h Jooes. Wil
liam R. Hinton, Dr. Thomas Cottrcll,
Henry Jones, Henry M'flehee, Tlinnias
Royctofi, Henry Warren, Juines M. Mii;
gum, Absalom I'. Woodall, James D.
Newsom, Uunell Holers and David Hol
land. rrtoM rnc bssisxr 01 tuk cosiriTono,
L The si rong hold; lor 4 be argument for
f i'W- - -
me lanu usurpauon is nc oru "reRU
late," in that clause in the Constitution
"wlstcB gives to Congress "autborlty To
regulate commerce.
The connexion in which the word is
used in the Constitution, proves tha: the
power to regulste commerce is distinct
from, and in addition to, the power to lay
duties on imports. The word " regulate
in the Constitution, has a ' meaning
which corresponds with the meaning of
the equivalent word, " regulation," as it
occurs in the proposition of Mr. Patter-
a-. .tssal
- , i r . .
I refer to the extract
I C.nm th. Jnnrnal nf that Cnnntinn. in
son, tnaue in tne reoerai convention,
fmm the iournal of that Convention, in
the Banner of the Constitution, of the
28th of January, 1 83 K page 64. It there
appeara too plainly to be contested, that,
at that time, the power to regulate com
merce, or, in the phraseology then ut.ed,
" to pass acta for the regulation of trade
and commerce, was considered perfectjjf.
teparate and distinct from-the am hor-ity:
to pass acts for raising revenue w j.IJ
not the meaning of the word regulate, as
1. . I - . I . . I. . . . f v , I I J 1 . W Villi
It OCfUfS 14 IMS ., .'- I "
lha Cuni-imti..... not brrn controtcd b -I
II ki 'ill I t I
ra, rnnnr viriti wiin inn -
hive been moil appa.-f nl, that It cia no.
inein ht the tauT partf, whenever i
inam'iers hove the decency ti refer to
theCons.i'u-bn.sre "7Pc"rV. S
teadth.t it dSl me.n. In "tu I
i. ..I.. r inr :ne ,
.7,uM.forcM.'Msnat.po.erto.v.!.ne jr AppelU, D;'
poll.. or.r.yoSer tat , Mi lha vfor, V s is th IHue Ti.dge. The Court
or sailors. Ap JwtrtoreRulatsssch.nl. ,m j sit at Kichmond tme Intndred m i
dors not authorisQ s school mister IQ
the scholars. A power in e moderator to
mtnlns. Ant i not aUthoriSi
. If, li.t ih., ItnlllH mEl Wltli"11!.
ux tho.e who have met ,hr'
ihot'ue a tyihinit mJO to t the,
A poaef
not authorue a tithing
conjfregi'.nn. - street c'n
ho ,hsi oo'err t,, Kuli'e too ssrc.,
cannnt tax tho mU-i 'n
or "those whose hou arc jtercotl
In
short. th tariff conirucii.n tbe irI
'reRuUi in tha Cmimii on", violates
the propriety of ihe Knglish lant;uare
its authority Is not bunded on uRe ;is
not sustained by any voeb,iUiy but
rests sclelf on ftviitital nrnltu.
AM I TAHItr.
raosi tbs aawaaa (asia) iBT;ats.
Ii was once remarked, by a foreii:rer
that American People were a!I statesmen.
A portion of them, however, hsd not
made much progre si in the study of no
li'icsl economy, larther than the ABC
of the science. And, notwithstanding
ibctjrcirorie-ney in snowier, i nyilMuva,
... . . . i. il
tiv'e's'el i'bem.clves'up as leaThei"lrnf.lLn(, ra,iil() hi,n ..
political school!, it Is a muter oi some
J....K. -v.,k.. .i;,i,.i rk.rlk.n.
. w..v...v...v I" . -
nrnAnrm m'ih murhir f h iheir orjrtioc
r.. .., , ,
f ,he RooUenae of a d.scern.nj public
w ",v ' -
"'V r . . ' V
Am anuisanra n.tliiir.! friirkrfi iknri tur
is ' " "a !-' -j j - -a
norance of the country was recently ex
hibited by the Hditor of s newspaper in
Ohio, which is truly astonishing, even im
this aire of wonders ; when a wonderful
, wondcrQ man his beeu elerl..! the
Senile of the United Stales-and another
cq'iall. wonderful man fca. laeen tl.c.ci jMo.Bj he r0,;,h n,ton;unlisd h
:ZTs v5o iV Le!l,-;U!e Jt..s Diet, .Icc.ares, ,1,,,. for ,htJUWrVj
fTWC,. " ! ;',,, , . T"'"'",'i " independent peop-e.
The Editor here a Hurled to rsvely c h which h ,he f? hf f ,nePPo?ie
hi.r..ders th.he I ar.IT has erea'ed a ! f wr whoi( , p J
knm..mirkl InrlSa agricultural mttdai e i - . ' uc"
j of ,he Wei, ,n ,hl, Ohio flour ha.
,K ..n, , r,,l .h r,rl.,l m.n.
J . i
11 a Krcai ,i,imrc 10 .in
pose that the Tariff has rrr.'ed a m.rket
for fl'ur. Every m.m who has been in
the New England States, (and we happen
to be one,) knows, that the people nf
tha country have always (aye, before the
tai iff la w w as passed.) been, supplied with
flower principally from Philadelphia,
New-Yorki Baltimore,- and Richmond
TKt mm1 rl rUmato of the --part -of
Nfw England re unfavoursble to the
growth of wheat and that the mass of
the- perjrnltr-thfrr--irrnTrjtly-ear bfead
made of rye and lnliao corn, .which is
very aweet and pood. It is to the mml,
and not the imuT, that we sre indebted
for a New England market-f D4f flof
. -7'berc is no necessity for a .resort lo.
deceptive meamires to tusuio the Tai itT
in public opinion, if it is a judicious one.
There i less necessity fur such mea
sures in Ohio, perhaps, than in any other
State. It is deeply rooted hr-rc. f Ken
those who do no; understand iis opra
lion or effects are is advocates. " What
it the reason," asked a very worthy tariff
man, not long ainco, ' that tniners have
risen t W e uv him a iikee aoswer.
by atking him for thereivw. He re
plied ' Because the firo'crtm duf ha
vain endi-avored to presuide him that it
nose, will be our eff.m to rouvince the
I'.ditor of whom we hive been speaking,
that the tariff has not been the meant of
creating a demand lor our bread sttiffi in
New Nncland.
"Convince a msn ag-iinst li wil',
Ami he't of tlie sam opinion r ill."
fao Tits Ralraas Aaoca.
When comiiinaiion...ol -Dpts those
16 set up the uorifrhteous decree that uli
rri6Vemeh, m"
suppressed put down at the point of the
aayonet"'rhpy mofie.tty dl.Hslened them-
selves the Ifohi Alliance. When a gang
of restless politicians leagued themselves
with a class of arutocratic-moHied capi
talists, to force upon the American peo
ple a system of policy, the direct and in
evUaWemrcncy of which is, to make
the rich richer and the poor poorer, thev
called their system The American Syitrm.
Hence it is that the enemies of .he peo
pie endeavor to impose upon, them bv
mere names. , We har.lly know whicb
to leswse ;onni
hibitiqn, theroMfxrfs, under which
they are attempting 10 crush, he laborinv.
Classes of society, or the (ligUiiinS in-
tiMt theyoffr to their good sense, in
.1 - , "
thus attempting to blind their ve wish
v..w yuj. . auvH qontemp'iblc lalla ies.
'. -WieaMosn, Va April 2.
Branching of the Court ftf An.
pcaJ$7 bill hsa'pased th House l
1 Uelesates far establishing a branch of
. . ... 4
, I f y
l.aine J.i JEnf at ; !.rwu!..,rg, ,
. 1 a. .... I 11 lk. . k. (
1 ' 1 , m 9 , , w ll' llilll. HI.M .
r-..
hrirr county, Tnc fretef.irin. .r .. '
Warm H,rings, and Kuntr, k.
I p,":"11 oJ ',M,r;-''ot ii,hur.
csrtic d the day. The Court i ,0 .
! there ilnriny the months i.f f .t- . IJ
,,,,r'n ,h months of Jgtr
. JfWi u'mU f Ait
ihe I oommu i j . i -"'J An
ndcs-lor ;(,eg'iM.'dHrPtem'ertif i!,
Ik '. " - I Mir li
s'nty dsys, if the bnsinrss aSouM .
riuire ii, i lie irrig.itrt fr0f .
wrafrrn rmiiitrtr irm... i
rleased st this ligation tlf . r'l
o
' -II-- V DC nww
....1 (L . K
MVMaM)a
ponv.wx
4aalBBBJlBBMWt
m
J- ":V'r tJirxiL 2-j vt-
We vop the press o announc. ,h. .
riral of the parhet ship Krantf, from If
vre wnence srie since the !3ib of f i
ruary. . , "
We have our files to ilia j,
vre paper of that dite sayi, that tu
graph commgoication h f,f , mi(f
I.vons. hM s seriou HKVOMjl tA J
HAD BRCIKBN OUT IN ITALY, J . ':
KriCto, Bologna, ari-J M. cna, had beto
overthrown, snd that the Duksof Ua ',
a had been killed.
The Captain of the pjcket. who trrr.
ed says the newt was confirm
vious to his de pr?ure.
The Dr nutln of ih. rt.ll.- r.
WrlJ,,ffW4 audirnr.-Lh iJaVki-lW
.fc.Kiaii v?nrH
s.,in, Conresa orT ri.. tha Cr. i
.. . ...... " V,. ,n" ron of
i;cikiuiii 10 me i'uaele Nemoura. Tl.
i. : . . nf-
jnwrr win, ii ii ai a refusal arm.
ie(f howf,eri wj,h q"'
j ruses n new arraiumcnt. h
Inj ' "nrr 'J"a'",, Naples should
I F .
reive mis crown ii sjioiien of, in hc
cast he would mirry the fnoten M,r
d4U2hter of -Louis Philip. This rriacs"
i s nrpbew ortfir 'Kin of ihe Fr.-r.rfc "
Vanrf The ,ihh f Met hive Issue!"
,;nieri Cou( iH -tsf , ,
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i ril floriimrn r I
"T.Vl m' rP?" r." t . lM
'". v."''" v. "' .' " """""if ins
principles which he shall have sworn to.
. , r .l.j . v :
I f - "! r 7'" ",,in:u ,ne
("Liberties" The lci laration was tiened
Minanimously by the members of the
The Polish Diet, bv a vo'e of 85 to 13,
hsd placed ihe Ksr uMve- Power In a
Commission of fjve Mrm'wrsrompos j --
of .Ha m , xartoro u , k t rredent ; inrent
Huzzykowii, and Jtuekhim Lelrvirl. The
Ww I(Axnd newpper complains thiT
utu: cnly.of ihtie iia4 a part -4b-the lais
Revolufton. - - -
T he initHi?ertrr fmm Vinn s, that
every thing trtfrTwpMf ts-fw-thefwief
of war, especitllr jujinst Poland, which
In thrcnteiiod with invasion at once fron
I RnssU , "A'iislf I'i7Sird Tni"sT7" PnocV
?ilrtteini(h is inclose connexion with
the 5'uHe of MootSH, nho, howerer, Is
watched closely by !W4rsli., Milsun, T
On the otlirr hand, the news from
Constantinople bv the w.j 0 Nijilet Is,
tb t tbr tlra.td Tu-k tnsvnt to tike td-
v n l age of ihe einiartat',--..cnts of tt
Russians lo withdiaw fron. r..nt)l?i.1t
wi'h lbs late tre'r Th- .'"-.'crpart
of the I'achis of A.ii are roared to be
reailv for si-rice in Mj. The gmteit
!ii"-4 as)tjrayBV -irnmtn j
VUajcJl!il!X--pj,faijs--lfi the JJivatl..
have been sent on miss'tor.s to ' Aihsnia.
! Seri, atifl Bosnia : finally the Sultan, it
'? ,'"f', ,! t,,3t' r'i Induce the Per-.
' ur" cU Y !" Cive employment t
! ,h' ',,,,,,Mn " "n frontier; .
I , '"""i"1 C;elltl bad been SKCW
1 PC
Kxlmcfa from Foreign JournnU re
rrhri at the Office of the Unitti
RK.VOi,tTt0t TtfE PAT
. , - rttis. Fas. 5. 185t;
Sm :' Tho Duke of Nemours, son w
Louis IVillip, King of the French, is'
lertcd King of the Frelgians ! ! !
I might here close tnr letter, snd sirs
ply sijrn my vetf ,l your obedient, serv1'
(. P. i." I might do ibis in trinrnj 5
and yourself and yWr readers would ttl
mil my ri(ltt. 1 niight say to yoti, th
I alone predicted this result, Viffare-S-niio
ol Belgium to Fiance' when ol,
sneered w'rh scorn, and talked of- h
IK.Iy Alliance trea ies. bf the '. sbsiirdllf
of VheDTfevoi
rcsiiy for putting''' down the tnsnrrw
tin;"f the approaching interfwenf
j vf , .,e Allied powen In fyor f rhe PrM
of Oinge, und the house "'of N'"'
1. .k- k ..rN!.n. W
"i " 1 tiri y cim iuq uvu.i
... x:... b"-.it,- ..r ..W tstica
ahtiuimi ' .if hi. wi ik rS the li0pl
return to the awny of the Peinte ol 9('
angc," and i f ibe i folly of attaching :saf
iii.uiwlunr a to merai -
day hirjse J1
tot i!! "Tut li.tm downr-l" ,hr"!
down ! ''has beo .the cry ilb'.0iut
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