Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 5, Number 1, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 June 1845 — Page 2

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Siiiricma State 5nituicl.!

WCr.KLV EDITION.

rrtaiAt vioaAwc- n the mice or ubektt. flag of tJU-e0- neutrality. We Lave now to no-jjable to get the exact 'date

INDIANAI'OLI, Jl'Xi: 2, 1SJ.5.

For Congress, Fifth District. WI LL I A 31 W..W I C K. Honor to the Illustrious Dead.

The news of the death of General Jackson

reached Washington on the morning of June IC The President, immediately after the

More igus. II Awful Murder and Suicide. g Mexico. i COJlHESroXDECC. g Frcmth iVatMngio Unto. But a week or two since we chronicled the union! We Lave just learned of an awful murder and sui-i Banishment of Santa Anna. By an arrival atj .,---t, -77.-,.,,. . , 1 . TIic Mexican llcpublic

if the Whiff and Democratic papers at Columbus, In-flcide, which took place near Palestine, pome 15 miles I Charleston", S. C, files of papers from Havana Lave 2 T , ' 7 UnS 7 ,.' Notwithstanding tlie decree of public attention

Fdiana, and the agreement of the editors to Bail under east cf this place, a few days since. .We were not-been received to the 6th inst. . f rouTfew" Im on tlie -ubiecl ; of kihSm in tfpTrV;whi.L'h hte ?vc?la have.'drawn 10 condition and

frri. t..;i-K Tvr;i t:.,.....: -i t o. . w r i ' i aaairs oi iuexico, uicre seenis 10 rrcau muco mis trA! .""Ä VJhEJ iT btatT T.be caU8e f. 1X".K:cracy ? ?. 'conception in rvard to. the form and nature of its

ice particulars as iar as we can learn, are as lol- Cl v. r auvance, ana we nave strong iiopcs iiiai we snail send -.j;.:;. i conization Tliu. in the" discussion cf

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t I v or- ilstoriCÄ' ooeicty concerning the pro-

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tice the retirement of the "Whig editor, and ins'ead cfl Th "taking the responsibility" cf charging the Whig! low:

o-Sin thi

g-in company with another individual, well known here, Santa Anna was received with every mark of respectmajority in the It land both left the doggery in Palestine for the Ger-ion his arrival at Havana, being escorted to his lodg-J We are yet i

uon asf that pop-;

A firman, hv thovname of Nm. nrinn.ll su lcu un uie 15UD8lSDt' ßavinS 0Q 00211(1 n.oan- tvo Democratic Keprescntatives

v M 'fa Inn lariv iml fimilir ti'kt -a'-A Kai rv i uhw) t -rm. l T 1 a 1

party with prescription of any and every thimj demo-f m the habit of dnnkm- to excess, had been dnnkin2 .Mexico. Ther were wjiBfr to Venera. Oeneral ir w o. Z,A ;A ,.,, it ,

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frum tliis count

from Union count

'cratic, we leave the editor to prove our former charg

es in his own way, .by giving Lis article in full

l will be seen that they never hesitat3 to sacrifice their f man's home.

render a Democratic,

change tf tle designation of the United States,

After there, some difficulty arose, and inSs b band9 of music. w'hile little attention

v I, gm l.vvnt M i-.- -. WA flint TI- i m 1 ---v, a ViA

next Legislature certain. Lr.iP.,;(j c-.... . i .,.. .v-.f.. -

in an usctued condition in regard toi- . c. t.;,;.;

the CoPgressionol election, and I am sorry to learnj, , . ; r - - . iJL- r , j . . ' . finipr m rnmu il tor the lim ssiun at rrrtain nf Krn rM

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. .i .......... .... - us l (l Tri ifpnnri t Hero mrn'o iFma cfirtiinfr iiinr nnn.i l . - .j , A . . . . . , .. i. 1 1 . . . i

own friends, provided gives mem a srepping stone Jthe individual had his ribs broken by the German, r.;:::" " a7, ZT Great Brit

. . , 1 II'. I ... If. rt !ll .11 .3 .. . . .. .... . . . .. m". -'k' " Muil,J uuiuiviuli v iiv j vuii-rruur;t: ui IN UUI5UL'U

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stituted authorities cf Mexico.

Knit tpllinir him thnt ho wnnlrl t-iV-p amv hia rrnnpr. -rii-Mi .a tn .-mocra tr,.i-,.--. t

- - j ' ' v r w v-uuiv, uicui.u ui ui-. Aiiv.v4-.ttu uui-, rn inn rv h hi iiit'ii niimriis : h mi iiijit is in

-r. ty and farm, the latter having cost him S17C0 in.ernment in banishing Santa, but Captain P. under-ibrinir out a Democratic candidate and cive him the

c rntVi Thin rniiarvl the flfrm-i n In immrwiiatlir tmnastood that the decree prescribed an absence of ten? full strcne-th of the nartv. If we are out-nun-.bered

;to 'power and place. We hope Mr. Child will, next After getting sober, he threatened the German with

itime. "look before he leaps."

reception of the sorrowful intelligence of then ft5"With this number we close our editorial ca

-.tv f .,1 rrrt n c.trirl im fnl-Frcer, in this place, perhaps forever. We have dis

Jo. Fnnsf-il fif nur intr-rpst in the establishment tn Mr. Kri-t ... ... . . . ; rrnr thnt hi nrirti nrnrvortn' wa rnnrtod fhnl

lowing order, which wc copy from the Union : Jdlebaugh, who is now sole propru-tor. j fer his property to his child. 1 his operated on his heM whh him a large amount of inoncy, and was

stnf B Although our career in the editorial corps ha beenl wue wno 15 represcniea as na vmg Decn raujer a -nard ;n pood personal health and spirits.

fshort, yet it has been attended with no little toil andTcustocier." She afterwards twitted her husband of I The British Mail Steamship Dee also arrived at lie OCpart-f veTtiön. whirh SeHrCS. no doubt. tO lessen Otir reIfiinr hprrrrnr. Tha n-Knln m.ttrra fllavana on tlie 7th inst.. with Gen. Rustamente on

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Cd this hie on feunday-tne cignln instant, lullFjjrets on ending it so soon. When we commenced Jhim nrrwnrd h.rrot r,f -n.Ur tx-i,;k ,n board, on his way to Mexico.

- - - .1 iT.ll I 1. s. M y. II.. ,1a. fMlf MVAAV I I Vi I 1 TTI K 1 1 B it l-fl O tirtW A t " t t A f A A Ö . 1 I I t f tr-at Sil I

i viicuuniaiitta a i. t t .i 1 i . i . 11 Dkairju uiat Uli ailklVi

.urougm nome, wneu smj voiu mm ne ougm u nave f UttUe1 States and

1 am lullv convinced that Uiere i . . . .... ... t-. . i

-v . ,.i H ,. . . . liain nas trcaiics ii reciprocity, uie oniieu c-iaies ii

. M,r?iT; nft.fi.: " T7t r . :7"77 ,7': 7:::,r: -l.r 7 r r-iMexico ar spoken of, together with Venezuela and

the United States of America. These expressions are

By the President nf the United Stales:

Andrew Jackson is no more!

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Ul UilYS iillU 1U11 Ul 11U11UI3. 1113 LUUllklV Uflu-' -jv. wiuuiuuc, " uuu-i

plorcs his loss, and will ever cherish his mem-of apparently the most favorable kind with f tri ri ; : -.crrcTOie of favor, and fa'orable prospects of the si orr. While a nation mourns, it is propcri ,r ' ., , ...r , .

litNi i;i uuiu uie couse meu we auvoc&iea, ana i

f founded upon a very false idea of the Mexican GovI'crnmcnt, w hich is not a confederation, and docs not consist of United States," or of States in any sense,

Lbut is a consolidated central Government, and is omcially denominated the " Mexican Republic."

According to the subsisting constitution of Mexico,

which was adopted and promulgated in June, 1843,

and is entitled " Bases of political organization of

a j " itrt a t . .-.

s of the suc-l punasea arsemc. . w nue ne w as asieep, sne 1 ine Btrong practical evidence that such was Üie case (sayf-ghaving so gloriously succeeded in electing Mr. Tolk, ted, and the! contents of the barrel run out; and when he awokethe Charleston Courier) is the fact that the Neptuna.gnow turn round and unite as a party in supporting But beforehand found what she had done, he immediately attack- the property of Mexicans, had been ordered to New93UCh r man 1 Shall we give our sanction to such the roliticalJp.ihpr.rM.nt und kilW horund fWu-ir,! Blt.,i ,: York to refit, which would, bf course, not have beenH principles bv unitin? in the support of a man who

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ever, having the consoling thought that tho;h crush-

1 ost Ulhce, the olticc ol the Attorney .ene-s-

ra;, ana the luxecutirc iMansioii, bo instant) ved to the earth, we might mo again. But before we

put into mourning, and that they be closed! had time fairly to recover from our defeat in Novem-

during the whole day to-mörrow. b ' we Dean lo "cover uiat liiere was "rottenness j -WIFS K POT K h 11 Dcnmarh" and that inducements had been hid out

ir i i nu T ip ictr. t to us ich ich were not likely to be realized. We con-

,r us,unSnn istiy, ounc iu, low. Ktinued on in the even tenor of our way, until the end

The Secretary of thc-Naw. who. In the5f tlie first volume of the Columbus Gazette, the pa

f i ,-4 c; per we were then publishing, when, from pecuniary

J 1 o tconsiderations. we were comreIled to abandon itv

by tlie Whigs, we at least fall honorably. A number

uf Democrats are urging that we bhould take up Johui

Jrinley oi Wayne county, and try to help what Whigi

friends he may have to elect him. Why we ihould

vote ior Aur. riniey l cannot perceive, lie is a rank" Whiir : opposed to Texas and Oreiron. in favor of a :

,n.;,in.t;nn. f b-.f Tf!.:.:j c. . u:u . T... Ma is euuueu jascs Ol I

'T..;.. i.,i .kMt . .a. vir.-3 cm a I the Mexican Republic, the territory of the iiepublic

i"c"-u auujmtu , " liine viuer ouious mil meuures. c-fiaii we aiierji i i., o i...;u , r t

panisn American colonics 1. The viceroyalty of New Spain. . 2. Tlie Cajntania General oPYucatah. . , V 3. The comaiuliincias cf tlie internal provinces oi" the east and w est.

4 4. Upper and Lower California.

5. The Chiapas.

Young men! these are the consequences of rumt suited. The Secretary had required of the Govern

Would you desire your names heralded to ment Mexico prompt redress for the insult, m thejjjWe have many good Democrats in this District

BH 1 a X"l 1 1 1 7 . 1 4 1 N . .

would be an honor to the State as members of Congress.

drinkin? !

the world in such a connection ! .Nothintr but absti-f punishment of the soldiers, or he would immediately

Ln.fi will nrevpnt ir. Tnnch not r t,afo nn . T It Idemand his passports.

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mal ousiness snouiu dc saspenaeu, ai icasir Pnt-rnP;BP in wh;rh we had ruiharked.

for one day, in the executive departments, asf we had proceeded fir, a cloud arose in

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a tnhutc ot respect to tnc illustrious ücau. horizon, irom wmcn issued lortn an adverse vind,J. . , - . n . . , . (done It Uie owners were apprehensive ot suitü ansaavocatcs them 1 There are many Democrats with

I accordingly direct that the department iwnicn swept irom ns an our nign nopes ana anticipa-a Revert. . ...... liwhoiii I have conversed who are determined to go into

of State, the Treasury, War, the Navy, thcili0n8' 01 ine succes3 .0I our pnncipien, and threw a ' " 's iE,J Ihe Havana papers say that in their Mexican tiie-gno feiich arrangements. They are not strug-hp.? to

, .. - ' ...v..-. . him iivuiiu ivuimii tuu uiuivuiuvo "" i.v f,a.uaiu:c uie uiit'iuat ut uof ucuitir liiuu, uui iu ruaiaiil

These are the facts as we get tliem ; and from a' " which certainly indicates a great moderating c M what tliey believe to be correct principles. If the j

f . 1 t -r . m . . I tho nrnn t rt A I o 1 n u-ro t ! . . ; Ä 1.-. ...V l.-vO ' 1 . I 1 1 & 3

source cuuuea to credit. It may be proper to add.V"v.v""vl" v . .. m-uiuruiey it 10 ou wueuier omiui or r imey M.an gci jct . , nnni,t;nn fM1,i, . flL.c

. . . .'J .A difficulty had occurred with the French SecretanHowht A.l nrö n ftnv t hov r. nt Mm f,öm5v'"uu r"" .

ad occasionally separatcdnf r .nii om m! in hJ.l, th. H nr 77 .77 7" .1 77.7. T. ; " 7IT . TrAku-caliente,

r.Ä - . a -uwm - -rv- ..-v. ws-v. ilia . 1 1. a a 13 lAiii li nu 111 iiiunii iiin iti in. m . -

.betöre the awlul tragedy. I former considered himself and his nation irrosslv in-ÖW n- ?f tho f fv...i.f ,naPa?

-twill sustain their principles, they will not v

I Tiiis territory excepting the Californias and Texaa

is now divided by law into departments, with an

rote

at all.f Coahui :t who Duron

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ry ii t iir. un mi; .unu uiy issueu inu iouo-e publication ana cease our enorts in me hl causcÄ"""" Ii TTr Vni linran

ing General Order. It is, as the Ohio JStates-T-"19 ne uiean u' ncum " n2 l,ie P"1 strength j i . o. e nae much icamea mat me man Qia not Xhe New York K -n referrinfT t0 a very com

mail observes, a beautiful tribute from theithe chances for the success of a Whio- sheet, and nn- P phmentary article in the Richmond Enquirer, says :

firs', historian of the aire, to the. memory ofon consultation, we concluded to join with our neigh-9 Indianapolis II ich School. 6"A Ereat dcal of Southern justice to Mr. Van Euren

on3 who, as a warrior and statesman, hadl who '"I PuUieui,nS Democratic paper.y We invite particular attention to the advcrtise-ha9 cn done since i8 retirement to private life, un

Chihuahua

Guanajuato

With such men to run why should we be hunting after! Jalisc

ior my part, I say cive us ali'e,.'co

npvn-l,pnn

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uyj aiu nuui t ui"isui. Auuiiuuuieui, ur niiv utiiLT i x

Kina oi im. a ujuiuIKAI ur isiu. r

k Whiff candidates 1

Ii Democrat for a candidate or none. . Democracy needs? .? Ic

aid from Whisism, Abolitionism, or any other! -u

Oajaca

G9,CT Puebla 661 0? 14100 Queretaro 12060 147,600 San Luis Totos! 32140 7540 Sinaloa 147,000 1012,018 Sonora 124,000 512,006 Tabasco C38D C73r311 Tamaulipas 100,063 1-0,520 Vera Cruz 254,380 497,906 Yucatan 500,943. 101,103 Zacatecas 273,575 57,0vi6 , 500,273 C .982,070

To which add the Californias, with a population

Tjfder circumstances placing him beyond the category of g Envoy Extraordinary to the United Kingdom of Great

g a political future. The Charleston Mer-

ecognized him as one of the soundest states

Union, on all the cardinal principles of

tional doctrines, dear to the South ; and even

u4Mn,l mrtarv f 1,; nrvf .-'.a lrtr,r." B .i u . :. e k:..i j: .... fiment in another column, ender the above head.

.iwi mrtir reitomont T, .rvri,nr,t v.. speaks for itself, but it ncvertlielcss may not be amissa

UlUJkU. BmiPcedfld tolcrablv well. but not. however, as wpII & for us to say. that we have had a practical trial of Ecury has r

-1 . V ASIIINOTON, June lb, ISiJ. Kwe jmd anticipated, lie expected that lie most of ourVlhe ability of Mr. McKinnev as a teacher, and thoufrhMmen in the

The .President of the United States, vrilh-A former Whig friend, who had expressed their entire was made under rreat disadvantages and denressiconstitu

heartlclt SOITOW, announces to the army, theg satisjatlwn of our efforts, and who seemed desirous of gin(T circumatance8 it was notwithstanding entirelvno Bma11 number of h whig opponents have not becnl narj, and the marine corps, the death of .. oS.TtS1- Thos'e citize'n9 ho are infbackward to confess him one of the first and best oft drew Jackjo. On the eveninS of Sunday.- r&te fa this citJt ever.the public men our generation has produced. He the eighth day o June, about six 0 clock, licg. kast me third 0f Mm by &hsence and otherwise.gparent and guardian ought to be, have now an oppor-Kcan never a?ain Bresident difficult as it is to im-R resigned his spirit to his heavenly lather, have refused to continue their patronage. On thetunjty every way "worthy of improvement It can beSaSine anv combination of circumstances which would? The nation, while it learns with grief the Jothcr hand most of the patrons of the Hoosier &g id wilhout the siiphtest disoaracment to others induce him to accept another nomination, and nnlikc-l death of iU most illustrious citizen, finds so- Ledger, are satisfied with the arrangement, and havcas&ld'WlUl0"Vthe sl .'6htesl disparagement to others, L , L. I

-1'- 7 Hestimated three years since at only 33,43, but eomeLouis McLane, of Maryland, riempo entiary andwhat ealer atJthe nt time ...... v r-tr I vt vn ivM i vi n r -v I rv.y-i-l L m wlnm .4 B . - 1 "

Britain and Ireland, vice .Edward Everett, recalled.

Samcel W. Sr-ENCER, Collector of the Customs atj

Apalachicola, Florida, vice Hiram Nourse, reignel. Ezra Chesebro, Collector of the'Customs at Stoniugton, Connecticut, vice Giles R. Hallam, reffoved.

ITIiüSiou to t-ouclon.

We congratulate the country on the appointment of

Of the whole populatian of (say) 7,000,000 souls,.

it is estimated that not more than one-seventh arewhites; the remaining six -sevenths consisting of

Indians and half-breeds, with some tew negroes. . For political purposes, the inhabitants are divided into 1. Mexicans, as distinguished from foreignera.

All Mexicans are nominally free ; but they do nott

a rr tu rornDnf a

1-ware not surpassed by any other teacher in this vicini-

In-- ,rv rnnWnlitinrr KU vnnpn Kl - Kr, n -torRCOntinUed their SUpPOrt.

TfKi vnl! n. thrt M Jo.; .5 nn! 1 We do not leave this paper because we are compc

L i: i i . v. 7, ' J 7' "Jr "; "'i ' lied to for want of support, for we have now a pr beheld in him the bravest, and wisest, andgextcnsive subscription list, much larger than we Trine fV.rfi i n f e rC ft r. fn r. 1 -i i-e 'I)-. r mi r f 1 ii- -. J... J. . . ... 7 '

j ! x At i i j. i i i B,Ä Ar . Ar ..- Emay feel safe m subjectine their c iildren to rua guid fpif l-ntcrtrl him rr f hn hmrnncf friicfj in mi litnfYMr-H. f 3tnmP f)f our form IrimAs. nf tiAnm Jo o

; JvmI i;r- w;?h --fio fk-fAwrA tee W reasoA to expect better tMnzs. Pa nee and control. We hope he will receive, as We

K-t-J -,t -- -fT-;-- rll.,..in We now take our leave, with an affectionate fare-feel sure he deserves, a liberal encouragement.

... .!..,. . . 3 well to each and every body. We feel the tripod un him vtv 11 tvHi rwvi ni-nvrl v-i nrnt" fv rnfirn mnnt K . .

um in uiiuiiiuuMiivu "0 i v-ni viiin ,k (jer us giving way; our pen

u hi rl vai. hi3 I r cr rirt itpc ind rvrvvr 1 1 'I .' .

iiiifjirs we arc yutuy

inneyEj J ouvu wui maiiuu u wcut , uui uc Ut jj.jnj.Etheless at this moment may be said to possess

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As a PeHtleman of integrity and moral worth.niSaer 0CKree anJ ouier man "VU5? e actual

r wpII fl rirw srhnlnr n,i -rnoripnr tnnrhpr. all kl"eU ana ICSteU COnjlÜCnce Ol the people 1

t'leS r . - . ., . i Mi 2 :i Rdom. nrudnnre. natriotiSm and mental nnwfr:

watched over his latest hours, and pays it

tribute at his grave. Vrhccvc his lot was cast, he appeared among those around him, first in natural endowments and resources,

not less than first in authority and station. The power of his mind impressed itself on the policy of his country, and still lives, and will live forever, in the memory of its pcoj.lc. Child of a forest region, and a settler df the

IS. I. Owen

The New York News of June 9, thus notices the

fjreccnt attacks which have been made by tlie Whig

leaders here, against Mr. Owen : j Robert Dale Owen, Member of Congress from

B Indiana, a good Democrat, and an intelligent and able . . 1 .1

statesman, nas excitea uie especial ire oi some oi me

q-u-i-v-e-r-8 in ouril ine .ouniy eimiiarr. r ' 3 vv""i1"iüV' -" ""v i

F- k - .-V . .

!!!!!!!!!! !f3 Has iust commenced a new spssinn. nndor th ana-Rsaße is tne toiiowing irom tue Journal vs. the

II. C. CHILD. Unices of tenchprn wbo uro hirrlilw WpR Press :

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hope it will not only maintain, but increase tlie ex-3 -uausman nas proved nimseu in nis last wees s

in a

people in his wis-

0"The Whig Editors of the Tippecanoe Journal

gjand the Crawfordsviile Tress, don't 6eem to "hitch

wilderness, his was a genius which, as it camcg Whig journals by his excellent letter on the State of 3

to the guidance of atiiurs, instinctively at-SIndiana. We can see but small cause tor this unlessM

Popular Lectures on Botany.

tached itself to general principles and, in-slt be just for reason offi nee, to point out, as Mr. Ow-g We are glad to learn that Mr. J. C. McKmncy,

w M I J ..Im-W-vn-l ä . . I. I - . -. V. iaU In Jim- lt

us own heart rc-5"" --. --.. uu .u .Uu.Uagmncii

if" rmirtfi Ttrtetuna Tvvlitial ri tit. flir tfiptu mn

Louis Mcljinp na Fn unu v-t rrf1 inaru ni Jnifoi-Ji- i

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i lenipotentiary to London. He has been invited to the public service without the slightest solicitation on his part. He has been for several years in retirement, if the successful management of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company, as president of that institution, can be considered as a retirement. First, as a member of the House of Representatives, then, as minister to England, Secretary of the Treasury, and Secretary of State, and as minister to London, he

has earned a name aa a statesman and a patriot, of

wmcn nis country may be justly proud, lie seems j

2. Citizens, who consist of such Mexicans of the

age of twenty-one years, if unmarried, or eighteen

years, if married, as possess a yearly income of tWQ

hundred dollars, derived from capital, industry, or honest labor. . ',

The Government of the republic is composed of thq

following principal cival. functionaries, elected or appointed in the manner hereafter described :

1. Ihe rresident. . 2. The Executive Ministers, - 3. The Congress, composed of a Senate and

eminently calculated to meet the present crisis be-2cnamber of Deputies

tween the two countries. This able and experienced' 4. The Council of State: gentleman accepts the office of minister at themost 5. The Supremo Court, distinguished court in the world, at one of the most- q The Department of Assemblies', eventful crises which could occur in the relations be-I 7 The Governors of Departments.

tween the two countries, and when the most impor-M Topulkr elections are to be holden throughout the

ccllent reputation acquired for it by Mr. KE.MPER.FPaper' what wf have fr sometime suspected him toftant interests of his own nation are involved in the?republic biennially. All the inhabitants of each deSuch institutions as thee training and develbnin a J' &Di dastard P W' .ot onl does LelssuÄ- mes with him to the court of St. James Jpartment are euppORei to be divided into partidot of oucn inbiiiuuons as uiete, training and developing, as.Kdei unworthv and dark lnsinuat ons. such as noWm-cat talents. -TtPmW nor on rn i-i.l.-lir tfc-. .. .1 :'. : u :L -

. , ., . . A. r3. . j . a ww, j-. .-wu... . j "f. .jviu tilCIl, 111. UU-cU3 iu nilliu uiuusc iTimur Em their provmce, tlie minds of the rising generation.Mhoiiorable man would indulge m ; but he is guilty of that court, where he formerly represented the inter-fL-, at tüe rate of one for each vartido ; tlie primary

aic ui iuciiiauic ujpui laiicu, oiiu ouu.iu amn.ir.uic "iwi juipauie aiiu uowurigui. ijuij. e ui-ie-auais vi uie ivuiifu oiaies wiui great Qistincuoj. i ru-y electors men meet and choose secondary electors at

much more attention than they have heretofore re-Store cut,hw acquaintance, and strike his paper from Ident, firm and sagacious, he will assert and maintaingthe rate of one secondary for every twenty primary

ceived. Kour exenange 11st." g the rights ot his own country, , without violaUng the electors ; all of whom, primary and secondary, ar

j w "I

aiter I bring pistols for two and coffee for one !

Important Judicial Decision. We find in the

11 .I a .1 1 i 1 . I - i Ken gops. a ciear ana nonora jiö wav in wmcn inn anriKP nm-.T t ,A Tn,i . it -u J-,.-t : r i . . : 7

spirca oyi ic iruui wmcn nis own can rc- av ; . crC(U, iie contributed m.l "."T " "a"" . w" .T firecently made by judge McUau:"

vealcd to him in singleness and simplicity, hcBter-all to cha lbllC sentimen wilh rcgard toV T co"rse vemy popniar lectures at tneg Xhe &boe are üje introductory lines to an article in

louna always a response in inc orcasi oi msgthe good faith and actual exertions of the citizens ofa '3 Vl 71C tau vuuiui, on tu uc-üie Wabash Courier, from a report, which originally

countrymen, rowneu wun glory in war.ginaiana, respecting uieir .onus; ana in rc-paymeni'i-" """' W1 -"J" Iaicappeared in the State Sentinel, of a decision made at in his whole career as a statesman, he show-gsome of V,cl? ore strivinS to fdSten uPon him and hisgchance fcr some of that pleasurable mental im-gth last 8essionof theTj s Circuit Court in hiscity ed himself the Mend and lover of pe-cefe. young men talked about in thefIt needed the .. endorsenient. we 8;DDOse. f0

With an American heart, whose throbs wercl ;tSr . J PaPcrf wintcr bctter 7 then sug-le into secrct of it8 icipon II f-- -c -.11 Iii ! -1 n CmnAnm nnrl Iii. notivpN . . . I. frpfited. because the vonnnr Indips. and mritrnn. rnnrf

iui i.puu.iv...! ....v. .j t.i..i.u i(Vn must Inmv no tl.nt .lurinrr (h nl r.in.. J tt

Let 1

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fir nn rt iri irt fr in witK nn ti q 1 nloiicnra finI rtrit

if od throucrhout whicn the internal improvement mania r " v.-. j--"-

tercourse, and the most intimate commercc.gprevailcd, our State government through all its de-5our young friends, of both sexes, improve so good an

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land, he yet longed to promote the widest in-

between the. many nations of mankind. He

was the servant of humanity. Of a vchc-RleasVof a11 th leading supporters of. 'the system, the tcr cf a want 0( g0me r&tion'ai method of spending years of age, the youngest ten years ! Since March,stituting with the battery at Fort Calhoun, a weightSthe republic : and he cannot, without the permission .... . ... y whole svstpm were Whi era : that evprv mnmbpr butr. . . . . .... nr motol c..A;;n tn d., .nn .t...! : : ra ' . . r . -

mcnt will, he was patient in council, clclibcr-Stwo acJ the Board of In nal Im ' ment wcre4eure hours. giwu, when the prison was nrst opened, it has con-- "ZZVT- mClTrR'. Congress comm ana me military ana ruvaiiorce.

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ncss. Hi3 luugmcni was oi mat sonaity, tnaig.;,: nr TnHin. ti.t I Hpiro,! tn BnPk r

lie ever tempered vigor with prudence. The

flushings of anger cov.kl never cloud his fac-

partments, was Whig ; that three-fourths, at the very f opportunity, and we Shall hear less complaint hereafI . A 11 .1 'l 1- . . 1 . 1 tW

respect wnicn is due to Uie Untiefi government. HePrPonirp-l to havp rh a vparW inmmeof fivehnndwl

lis orthodox on the great questions which now dividegdoihus ; and the secondary electors, chosen by thi-.

j 9 " " . vi "'ii-RaouDie process, consutute, in eacn aepanmeni, its, Jtant questions of Texas and Oregon. lelectoral college, by whom are elected the deputies to 1 e understand that Mr. McLane will probablvEti.-.

Ileave the United States as early as by tlie steamer of ithe department ; which last elect the rresident of the

the lotiwuiy. Washington Lmon. Rrepublic and two-thirds of the Senators.

" . U 1. The President of the republic. He is elected Defences of the Atlantic Border. A reneralrnt. - .M,8 ,nii , nniroa tn h a nativp-hnm

order has been issued from the War Department to9citizen forty vears of age, and of secular condition, mount the batteries of the various fortifications forSiiis powers and duties resemble those of the President

the protection ot the Atlantic coast. Yv e learn thatöof the United States : but he cannot exercise any one

the omcers and troops at Fortress Monroe are active-SLc ttriWp without th instrnmpntalitv nf thm

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There are at present UTi J, i i;tu iu CACtu"u l"c UIUCf- AUC -UUi-Rminister to whose branch ot the public service the act Xliere are ai present "'InBtpmpntnf nin unH nmnmr Ihp i') .mrcl . v v-i j

cooric in the of Miction. 10 of .tol, .t- . SSitorSpS forräS M.', are sentenced for life. The oldest prisoner is .5 believe, to tlie number of nearly three hundred, con-aexchan-et or hypothecate, any part of the territory of

Crime in Michigan.

itaincd 294 prisoners, which number has included but! J.efle.ets of m0S formidablc E-uroPean powers.Bof the republic in person, nor depart more than six ILL r--,.L ..... w aa v...t lTh,18 ".a Precautionary measure of clear prcetylearoe, diblant frora the seat of Government. Irf

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atmg long, neanng an tning.; yet in tncawhigs; and üiat every member, without one excep-j

moment oi action, acciuing Ol.a noble nature, and incan

tlvr-i-KTa Ii -n-n in 5.11 nrAnnrl K,m n r ,1 l.uol Jars.) were w hijTs. i ou cannot imaine

tvon their confidence bv his ingenious frink-1'1 either furg?tteu or overlooked such facts as thes.e.ied by express from the East. Tliey absolutely makeg Fasting. There is a woman in the Vigo County! heretofore pursued by the Government Norfolk

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it; JIUU1V7Y. at., . 1 - i i , . i i r ,V3 J J 1 - 1 - "

s f h v Tom. ive ii va hnn no mnnprt ann nnT ?vr-ii .i.v j.- 1.11 i t . r.i

Turner, has sent us a "whole pile" of specimens 37' " t' -inaeea, uie oaueries snouia always oe mounted, it ra ninH i. t a oitt innctiAno KI mniM-A- what Iva. Vv tea oivttT

that lof new and beautiful books, which he has just recciv-ft , having in an economical noint of view, in th rnnrsi

But it was not as a party man, it was as af our eyes glisten and our mouths water ! Delightful ! .-,. -. i-iii.. JO o 4

Land her conduct, and of the means of restoring

credit. It seems to me of far less importan

re can't particularize just now too much agitated

ultics, bat rather kindled and lighted them un,cide wl,o brought her into her difficulties, than to de-S1 quickening, their energy without disturbingStermiac how she shall get out of them." n

Poor House, who, according to the Wabash Express.c Beacon.

has recently fasted forty days and forty nights, par-l

fit.l.:.. . I .: J..; .u ...1 1- 1... l frj I hp whnlo Torntnrif nF nronpftn i aa itictlt?1!. -

Shall dwell on them with epicurean deliberation here-BL"' "A Z1 a? X? wl.indtabl- cr tto'rthi .Wm which wJeFidc 1!Z

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case 01 ine suuuen incapacity or aosence 01 mei President, his functions devolve on the President of the Council of State; if tlie incapacity or absence be of longer duration than fifteen days, but still temped

rary, the Senate chooses a provisional President.

1. The ministers, who are appointea Dy me iTesi-

Rwater and sassafras tea without sucar. At the closeXand indisputably

Hof the period of fasting, she asked for food, and .sg"e up to Britain in the last treaty, and which was pnow getting along as formerly, eating and enjoyingSclaimed by the British Cabinet with the clearest proofs

good health. She is reputed insane.

Democratic Hf.view. The June number of thi

their balance. Irt war, his eye at a clanci-U .n-t, 1tn r.-tif. Pwork is illustrated with a nortrait of Mirabeau B.

discernetl 4iis plans-with unerrins sagacity:. w--,u-c.- -..thoTM.Qh.ni iTn;nn thf rSrn aT.iM-if. whn hna nmmini en lartrp nnn in thtM a Tir.Tir-rTrr t .vn s.,nr i .t.--

in peace, nc proposeu nica&urLS wiui tustinc-Mja-tg-- jagt ietter was written to President Tolk onbrief history of Texas. An interesting article on theging ofT sixty acres of land, occurred on the 3d inst., -an at n 1 arr V 1 ? T-- A ineni 'i t! Ana TA-a-vr? - U - . . .- 4 , .

me mjuvui, wi nmui .ajM dwuiia fnday, the Gth inst., and that it was in relation toBUregon question an argument on the American sidegat Warsaw, Ulster Co., N. Y. In its postage it prophecy. In discipline stern," in a just rcso-gour foxem affairs. The last time he signed hisnamelof tlie controversy, based on the history of the terri-Hcrossed tha Rondout stream, literally clearing the bed

"A1011. inUe:i,Dle he was lull Öl the gcntICStgwa9 on Saturday evening, the 7th inst, The Hon.EtoryV and of the treaties and conventions which affectgöf all obstructions, and deposited its contents to the? Jonathan, in adjusting the boundary of the Oregon affections, ever ready tö solace the diStrcssed.gTbo9 F jar9hall had written to inquire into the sit-iU- Thi3 is the only political paper in the magazine,? height of about 15 feet in the bed of the stream forTerritory. we earnestly hope, is not reserved for the

of our title before their eyes in the Foreign Office

If our Government is negotiating in regard to thaf question, let it beware what it does'. After what has happened in regard to the Maine boundary, the nation is not in a humor to give up a hand-breath of the

Oregon domain.

The satisfaction of having over-reached Brother

and -to relieve the needy; faithful to lnn,:-- -r -,i,hth- ... n.-prp,l hv hiJ

l r r 1 r r a l nf" Ü1 .

incnu?, icriu ior ins country, inuuiereni 103 Andrew jackson, jr., and franked by Andrew other rewards, he aspired throughout life togJacksoth lfrank wa3 hia kst signalure, an honorable fame, and so loved his fellow-s

men, that he longed to dwell in their affec-H Texas ELECTWN.The last accounts from Texas tionate remembrance. Heaven gave himsreprescnt the people as engaged in electing members

length of days, and he lilled them with decdssto the Fourth of July Convention. Many of the citi-

of greatness. He was always happy; happy gzens object to the call of such a convention, consider-

in h youth, which shared the achievement aimr Congress as competcirt to settle the subject of an-

Rour national independence;' happy in lns?nexation. The Congress of the" Republic was to as-

After tears, which beheld the valley ol the? aomhl- nn thft lfith. Tfs nrnrppdinrra will hn fiill of

West cover itself with the gloty of free and interest to this country, and intelligence of its doings'

if indeed this should be styled political. The contents a about 100 yards, forming a dam at one dash across

are various and interesting. The Bridal of rennacook,?the whole stream impervious as masonry;

Bby Whittier, is a poem of evident originality -and 3

merit ; the Faro Table, a story frora the German, isT (rM"ay a man marry his deceased wife's sister 1

of strong interest, and the brief essays and reviewsilf she says "yes," when the question is popped, we

fare of that sterling worth that have earned for thelhold that he may and more than this if she be

'Review its reputation. Ryoung, pretty, amiable and accomplished, and neces-

Cliillicotlie Advertiser.

TVTr TTr-iirrri und Pin r va sr-ls- thin fn-ta .ii isl. J

i Advertiser will in future be conducted. The former'

"editors have earned a high reputation for talents and -

jsary to his happiness, we think him a great tool if he don't maugre all the parsons may 6ay to tlie contra-

We learn from the Lowell Courier, that at a meet-

, mm m a m bvb h 1 11 .5 JU V t.Ul 1 Ä, VA & IIA' 1 AvLU Ul llfU ÄJ1 InlvU U 11U U , - . . a . -m - ever increasing btates; happy in his agc.gvvill be anxiously looked for. It may settle the wholCi5iniiIlst-v ami we hone their snrrssors will be ablo Rin? of directors of the Merrimack Manufacturing

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wnicn mw me people multiplied irom two togmaUer at once, without the intervention of the con-gin following in their footsteps, to sustain the high twenty millions, and freedom and union makcSvention. character the paper has acquired. To the former their pathway fre-m the Atlantic to the P-!l " C editors, we tender in their retirement, our best wishes cific; thrice happy in death, for while he be-a British Gold in Texas. The Washington Corres-Rfor their future happiness, and to the present ones, licvtd the liberties of Iiis country imnerisha-f pondent of the Journal of Commerce, speaking of theiour kindest .wishes for their success rn their reepon-

1.1- 1 u j u... r L r n : k- 1 i-.: . Esible undertaking. Ohio statesman.

stint advancement, he departed from this lifeRÜon, says. :

in full hope of a blessed lmmortahty, through

the merits and atonements of his Redeemer.!

Offiters of the army, the navy, and the

iWrt.ne corps, will wear crape on the left arm)

and on tlwtir swords, and the colors of the

We subscribe to every word of the above.- . Semi-Weekly Exchanges.

V e have endeavored to comply with our promise

'I do not suppose that they will be more corruptible!

han other bodies have been, but I will venture to say 4 thi4 flint thpT will if tlipu- nrrrpA tn innpTntinit 11

I rf . . . . P . . ' W. -Vi I n..Mi A..v -n in. -Ina Ria Vt.toV . f . . 1 ' V C .1

refuse more gold than any public body in Americas CA-"a"o1,,o UU1 V . 1 " "uo ai&),wv,vw iony-one prrsons uavmg ten lounu

ever did before. I believe, most sincerely, that Greatguhe semi-weekly where they noticed or inserted ourjtdeaj. thus far, in the ruins.

Company .holden the present week, it was decided to

erect a large new mill. It will be, when completed,

the largest in that c'y. Boston Journal. This is tlie ruin the election of Mr- Tolk is produ

cing. .

The Qcebec Fire. The committee of the investi-

ggation of the Quebec fire have made their report. The total number of houses destroyed was 1G30 IG sts.

being completely swept. The loss they put down at

British Cabinet. Let it be adjusted, if you please, Mr. Bull, but not quite bo satisfactorily to you as the