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I} & men lo al ‘___W.ou—.m fE OPFICE REPJBLICAN h coal The Proprietor fodis w Public that at no Offics hs aan every specio« of 'BLIN-OANARS C aving. renont this seétlo lifgcdumrjj KT te 000 «0C [~ ay SEPT Thi TBE Or at more) ressquable: rate | A share of the public patronigaie Y & DumMaAF Br G [|_ arpgBEE® Rrnus. . No. 67 Fi Ll * h KJ\ These Bands t (f a Sileer Medal and Diploma, 'in competition, dt the Ruston premium, ot the N. York State) Fair, at Suratoga. Full riviced Kunuing Hoot. Running Fout 30 % cts ' «aB k - ,. 0 O0 N , KO.26. WATER sTREEY, ELMJRA N Y BELLY & DUMARS would re nounce to the citizens of blunt. tv. that they shave made exten vemments to sheir hitherto pc i theyare now folly pr ) \date their guests in a manner w give'entite satisfaction. 'Eheir story, has been fitted fumnis and now pregents equal other in town. Allithe sui the season will he reguin opportunity, an * I ; I inch Single Bands, ly the oa I1 inch { rliest practicable I tl be apgred by. their po Ae remdger their saloon perfectly a They also keep consnititty. on' \wortment of Family Groceries, i na . Sugar, Tea, Coffe,Vinegar, Spice, and other articles., \Fheir Bakery also turns out daily 2 roved kind of Bread, Cakes, and Crackers, which : pt continually-on hand. fur sale at moder®ie!] j Their accommod@ions in the. Eating t surpassed in thi@ section of eogntry. van be accommodated, and! o € f KE rfilmm, June 16, 1848. |_ Roast ' AGENCY Or CANTON io Sme 7-‘1'1 Ale most ap il machinery, BELTS, the public may depend --- i TBons $ NEW - YORK BA*OMPAXAXY. Tea Establis . Jo 30C G e Establishment in f Clans WriLs,\ Agent, Elmira. | LEW FIRM, v it AJ TFA} 'at r x AND NEW at No, 12. ART & BULMER having purchased of J. H. Husted his stock of Goods at muc their original cost in New York, uremrqpured: to of Great inducements to prrchasers in a vGooDs &c Persons © shingin our lime are invited ta eall, as ‘d‘e' are confi . Jent that we can offer them Goad: at prices which i owilt inaure thei sale - Feb. li. \438 \ats o {f1 . T eas T eas: C= mnd 75k GLT ID o oh ian\ . if ton veni yuipant y A Teas, in made under the from the ver nona but the kolid part used and , chine of hit oun Invent.on, exprasaly for this putpose, aud to be found tio where else. fl \I here heits« are highly reenmmended to and Woolen Manufactories,Papor Mill», Saw and Mafia-in; Mille, Corton Gina, Grist Mills, & f Machinery where BHelt« are used. - Person» im'watit of Helis, by calling on me, will have- the mode of npinafacturing and viii-whiny explain- I jate, Cotton for all kinds to their entira satiafaction, an vor earr.' b 'The greatést variety and Toan mav 6 i ¢A$fl¢él§§¢1§£§()b‘ W. ‘ , Half rivfted i %o e h single babhde, t . -__ mentees Having 02pm made extensive alteration's im m roprietor's imi ST OF OaK best article $1\?ch be made. BE Ih mur and Grain. width required. Fm ot hung rom 1.4 tin 24 inch d.; Likewise Band Howre, at i, IVITED bTSETOK.D | nkfort at. N. ¥. 0P\C by which I HaVE IMPROVED MY d upon getting the 'These band» are ediate insperuiqn, EA’I'HAIR. and retched by a Bu- | will no duubi he atisfied of their «uperiority. H These bands have been pronouriced by thoae who ave used theim,.to he euperior ever used N. BH. Partic or Milta, for A f any length Ko\ Cunsia1 fany width,. double or rau j r. by the wide, Laces cut, &c. & The above Helis are for sule atitho aign of tie adgock' &t any they have Jat attention given to Elevator Bands i ey can be'made and made to order, banda ”a either | single, Lace Leath. F. W. Woa». +'sils', also, the chomwest qualify of (Wint@ and Brown sugars, Colleg, Spices and all ki series aad the cheapest. tml os s492%L, \ew Losrdbocubt at & . edaced Prices. 1HE_ Subscriber has for a 'long $ I above tem (if; reward to any'one who would Q‘s-nigh hir with * _| Superior to 1 | The Buckeye cg aT NOV 4TEE s T EET. received a new assurtme Vase of all déaser, 1 will soll at prices shan favo ever tiyfore hee.. ogered in #inura, consisting of Dress, sat k and FRGQCR 1 U of every vamety, warranie latest paiterna , CounslaiiGZ 'Twedes, Orleans cioth, gine, &c. &e. Alan, @ eplgn lid am ety ~T hame $y auch as Cassapmere, satin of a sopemer qui wet, Bombagine, A pega. and a targe supply uf Fan- «y and Whnig susthiucrv esi® sra which he Pub uaing £ stove in ua#._, Among the m We, the undersigned, have been sume of us for « fongorand some tir a shorter uma, all long eno gh, to know iin o if «nying that m in convenience si hot air oven is 35:30 and a very eye Cooking mtuve .l re in. han, A qlulities. Weh fir opinion it ca and economy. rect baker ; rol it indmpensa syle to a perfect Conkin rant Hinge oven| dour is of very short it is euch ugnmhinuuun of th t ; ve not been abi -f all varieties both for summer and fall wear, con- French a pssimere, Pignk striped sad pntg ! Resnneres \ Pi+g wet Fancy a splendid vaomety of suriimer phiterty large osso: ment of Shirts, Bosot Fancy and Plain Cravate ; gentiemen's French Kid. baven, lame Phread su 4 yous a G uveg. satiety of suche afiJ flute. ma, and Chip sisung o. black is, Colldre, So . + jas A'so, [fg’ibrm Patin} c rerma¢s every vanesy of wearing apparel that m u gemlefumc's En-nishing store. sin be feunt Amen wot be suid tur sen iy Pay only =. «v. 37, Wardrst., next door to David HA, Dry Good Sige Ehmrsé. April Parlor, Cook, ellin this market, and hair your advantage to call at my ke atreot Stoves, Wholesale an Elraoire, June #1548. 6mo mess w. mempmemsi New Arrangements at N Dry Goods at Reduced PrP het PATENT STOVE . It has thé pérfontljl Aint be surpassed 3 fir u cooking stove that with all our experience we to suggest any improvement - e have no hesitation in rechrmutending it to the. ub.ic. ¥ Marwell, [hurston, \ G. ¥m. Rockwell. J. inth, L. 8. Pus . R 1 (. R. Todson, , Southport N1 Y ANK EE NOT I Retail. a. M ' {the g: le justly celebrated Burk eye Cook. ._ The reward has not yet been obtnined. orbinea the best péineiples that can Afor a convemenut and economical Cooking «ppar otary top, with the hot air owen. t. Itis aliowbd by 'Fhnuaund» be the best and mort desirahin in; Cortificaten in {f* favor, are the dllowing from «ome of our worthy fitigen» : nsing the Breck ary principle as now coupstructey stove, its Gund greas valge. in best prinviple» [. (Gales, A. Isnac Baldwin, J Purdy, K.. Scofield, Elmira. John i ) Juin Burs, Widge- Reference may also be hadito Peter Hanér, Lutland, Atex. Fijpmpson, Suqth Cfeek. hond, Chemung FL harles , ardiaer, Bighats, Ezra fAllen, 'S any others. (_ | { Also the Uri Duffs Athena, C. L.} mithfeld, and veryo, Fulton's. New Improved flo: | r Cooking stove,ywnb the summer |arrungement v. &g - Alan manufacturers of} | fopper Fin and Sheet Iron. And Hean with pleg«» re-say to any one wishing to got a stove, that bhnca better assortmer|t than has ever before been offer; we. are cunfident it will stove store on | AxXBY ees for, Cash | JOHN R JONE AS juat received hy Rail-road athis old stand No. 43, Water st., a large and well selected nseort- ment ouf Szaple and Funcy‘Dry Guods, oc Haraged Guighams, Frer Shawls Def.ame, Burege prinied Cashme o.» Chigs rearl, Fis ibbons,-a hirge ansurt | and “magneto; all Steal Bags. and Enmmings, Fancy Fanns, Kid Gloves, &c -Casir Buyers are d to. call and examine before prurcha-ing Josinx R. Junxs, No. 43, Waterss. puma, May 5. 1848. W LXD KW & Bad Es) Painted shades of ev‘erfi style «nd price lower than-shey can be hought or manu- . facturedelsewhere, trimmings for the sime ar. ”LA-Ll)“ flirtégslurg. - Jumes' New Novel '| IR Theodore Binmgiinong or Laure Price 25 conts, at May 26, -. NEW FI a* no. 42 w airen ama rer Dry « « WEST OP THE KAGL & ch and Organ Canton urape, & e Misses Bopnerts Bunnett ment of artifictals, P the various quaivies, OULU infor GROCERIES, : Alt of which , willbe sold at prices that car : to wll those) who. favor them withtheig cue: ong their stick of Groceries can be found a good article: of Sugar at 6 1-4- cents per pound. Molnsses ut 2a 6d per gallon. ° Tyson akin 'Fexjat %» 6d per pornd. . :pffee from 9 eghit« to 11 cents per ppund. its per pound; , efined $1153. Ginger, Pepper, n, Nutmeg, _ May 26 ___ x Hoixins 4 cg 'Cruished and ___ HALLS Bodkstore,. NOTIGE, HC \tockholders of the Southport k j Company. nrsdrequeamd to pay an {instalment of ten pér cent on thei he 20th of June next. CA spbwnptiun. Juné J. L. ISMVITHTfi‘ Imira, MyJJlm. AND Low PRICES. SUTT & from New Yorka mtmuizntxgo-qcfl- atock of OTs, SHOES, LEATHER, yqa‘ & iggocxmamamss Le I} i RE, &c. &'% I es, Cinna Spice, Cl f nid Suleratus. t t Mackerel}. LM! NEW | 3JJJ oNCE Doon VEKN, af} cash bdyfim‘m‘ the public generally, that they have jus: cecoved diugcs (¥e heen purchased {for cash, and xt full, to give watine Codfist, Shad and Herring. IT Lemony, Citron and Figs. {ls—“MM'H', yogite, Fiiberis, tuadclra and ute. => fool b > 2:2 which will be sold by lygrBo , Barrel, Bag, 6. p.qnaokztron, | ASSIGNMENT | OTICE isherchy given that the udgtex and ac- counts,stock and trade af the latefirm- of Burch & Westentt, (Ha tera: has been duly assigned tn us | wore. All persons owing £ | to make poeywbentimms: Articular attort) for the benefit of their cre: wand Ke late firra, nre requesite« 'Crutkery , etc. at i . P éxcMumffiuandvlhwquliq generally will i wis F parchnse a Eutters stock g the business, would du w. R, JUDsON, w, w, BENNIT T, i t their m stork. of N making their: 'ormn-Cheapifor Cask. Elin witha view of contnuin well to apply soon. Dated May 20,1 cap for oy 19, GROCERIES, '~ ate. 'chure , BETTER, BEST. OU can find the bent nmortrient of Lasts, Pag», hon pF Shoe Snd;mgwiever 31233, in and: Shoe Nails and Boot F T TREADWELL S! Shoe Store. px sem on invited to the grout variety of re 'T'reas, the best in this market-&lso Leghorn, is, Shoes, Umbrellas, Hardware faninge to call and examine the N (“fawn WauLbs® No 16--be» 3mm“)! 1, 1848. | passed _ PURE GOLD PENCHES heaper than evir before known, prices, tome vary fins fof#) 50. each up to the ones of largest size for & LES & Y the author the new Forest, a new work by 'lupedia of moral and Religous an ks Hydrmoalits\ 6Nos# \uld H heavy,. massive oy ._ Art of money catching, basic ay 26. £8me i ; .“Wujhtrlllgwficig|t [n - f Jane Egrie. ~'F red other new kinds just recai ICKELS & P | [ | “o\ ? Kx\ a pew «op im: mts: | . BY aUuTHQRITYv. 9f f chap; 7, part 1, Revised Statutes.] ghu | it FR” if!” Statute» } C AF. ‘ié’z' h ‘ei’pvmh’f ef goyrtnwnt. luw4 : a f (Concluded. tae ic lands, the wom of five houdred dollars. in udihition to the sum be'ure uppropmautad for that pu * f the aw. . ¢ 7. The sum of ton thousand dolisrea t hereby ust othoerwme appropriated, for pay aud milenge o: glurks, ollicets and messengers of the iwo bousee .or thi -prosent extra mwaionof the legislatures. §¥| 'The twreasuror shall pay on the warrant of | the to the saorctury of state «uch sums sas ninly be necessury, nut eacerding the sum of two hjuodred and fitty dulines, to cuver the capeu- yes unfit tharges imdgent to the truvgportainmm to uty Areasure=s of tho twell h and ih.sfteenth votumty Of the natural histury of tho wiate, and jor nuking boxes for the eaime in addition to the aun prigtions for tng cx peuses uf governtwant,\ wrch 20.1837. § 9. There i bereby eppropmated the aum of aue hojidnd and fiity doltare, to be puid out of any § on the treasury ust otherw iso appruptiated, fat m pdiry ubout und artumary orticley furgahad .@ cupptat danog the anipmer aud exira sexaiqn of che leghlgture of 1847. ; 04 10] This act shall take cffcct immediately Cuar. 485. , An act to provide for public insirucuon in erpluaa any fumes. Cassed Docember 15, 1847, ~ throc fifths being present.\ ' The {Maple 'of the Ktat» of New York, repre-] enied in Senate and Assembly, do enact ex fol- «Guiza ¢ Section i. The treasurer shall pay on the was. runt of the comptroller, on tiie first Monday in | February in the yenr eighteen hundred ans forty- ggl4t. aid e gnu-\imam! and forty-uing, tu the Anaunctall ngents of the several incorporated orphan «-ylumajwnaich shall come trims“ the provimons of me uct, their proportion of the suns of these thou- - |yand dollars wis ch is hervhy set apart for that pur» p we was? the mmeome arkeng from | the Investmens a. the moneys d popted by the United States with the stain! of New aw to be asdoally distridrated népor:fohate to the number of Inmates In sald an. y una the ages of three und twolve yours, u 16. wad) shal, have been enrolled in good (a:tly us meinte nf Uhesoufy hree months provieuk to the mak» turns; and on presentation of a conB. , tho proper officer or oflicens, wha have the susp buon or of primary inefzuctuon it the plite where «uch seylum (may be located, stiatag tnt a scirool hes been taught thgrein by @ q iabfied-feacher for four months after having ob- mined wiiiten: evidence of competency to teach officer or officen. | : § 2. Every such asylum may muke al laws, rules and regulativne refulive to (he education and difigplate/of their inmutes, aw a majority of the at th#ip «pnuat mectings shall thiok fit sod proper ; bot such faws, rules and reg. alauou» «hal. not boo r pognunt to the faws of thi state in itp policy in reference to publ e and prima. ry matrndhlon, ond shall be subject «t all tomes to the inspeciios aud supervision of the caveral educa. tiount officer» of the diffrent villages, towns or wtics in which auch orphan asylums may be loge» td. > * § 8. No orphan shall be returaed as inmate of 'any such usylumd, or be entitled to any ' part of the ubove mehtioned oppropriation, wifes: the sams be qi the ative prenctibud ugo and in destitutng, and shall buyd taught by a teachor quatified in . «nthmetic, or the plein rudiments of lvant fo. .t durugthe yeer; for which such uppropnuationsshalf be claumed. | § 4. Ali annuu!l report shall be malo and sworn to by tho jpremid ng offices of soy «uch «ayluim, statuog thk number of inmates the time spent by them in pursutug stndies they «hall have beco instricted,aod the imeuner ig the Public fonds disinbutct]to it shall bate been expended, which shall be led with the secrotary of) state. §5. rl‘inia wet shall take effect {mmediatsly, R Ciuar. 490. | An Act tolamond an aot entitled Can mot io raduce the nujober of town officers; and town and couuty 'cxpenses, und to abuses fm aud. iting ton «nd county accounts,\ M Muay 10, | : Passed December15, 1847. The pffople of the Stute of New York re pre- { sented in' Senate and Assembly 'do enuct as fol» i low: : b - | Section 1. Tho twenty» first section of ths act enuutied 'lan wet to reduce the unamber of town of» id fiers. and {towir sud county éxpenses, and to pre- yout abnsfs 1m suditing. town and connty accounts,\ May 10, 1845, lsshereby §2 The iweniy-fourth section of said set is h-soby arjiended.so as to roud us follows: No ucéount shall be audited by any board of \ town uhditora or supervisors, or syperintendents of -_children of ! the poor, lor any services or disbarsements, uulsie Japt. Marrynth { auch accqusit shull. be made out in stoms, and ao» | companied with an affiduvit attughed to, and to be | filed wit such account, made by the person pre- r claiming .the same, that the items of genting O T . my, céurt are correct, and that the disburse. \& Every Law, yolees a' different time shal} be pcribed therein, shall comments and t«ke effect in\ bughont the Stute, on and trot before the twenty. o first premium, [ethiday afterthe doy of itefical presage, «s corti- for the best flfifld * “£4 by the ‘Sccrvtary aol $1fl26.-Sac,°t§, utle 4, rir, also the fir: b mir. also the first Every Law so published by hin, ithe State 'Pribter.) muy be read in évidence from tho pa- porlin which it shull be cantauined, in all gourts of justice in this Stete, and tn al} proceedings before any, Officer,; body or Board, in which i shall be thoopht uecessary to \refer thereto, mill three \ moiths «fter the closé of the Session in which it 1 be lihflfght hecessary | theretd, untill threce munthé after the close of the session in. which came a 8, tifleo 7, chup. &, part 1; ANJACUE to provide fer the payment of certain ae moo +C R Passed Lec. 14. 1847, ~Wm¢-fi¢h%.mcnn’ The People of to iate of New York repre- senfed in Senute and Assembly do enuct as fol- |__ § ($. The following ame nfe hereby appropriated to the oljects heretunafter expressed, to be paid out of «hy mioneys in the treasury, ust otherwire ap. proptlated for the year cighteen hundred and forty- \or the aurvey, apptalsement aud incidental ex- pruses couuceted w.th the protection and sale of out fhe stuto in conseqingieo of tho dinbasdnicat b werveral arullory commpanies by the present appdpmilaud out of any moneys ln the treagyry. the mannpr heretofore prescribed By this wot, read | | ing. writ: udin a common Coglish education twaaid asylum, at und services charged therein | haye been in fact or readered, or uroessury to be mudo or rendered st that seamon of tho board, aid «tuting thut oo part theceof hos been palid or satisfied. -- And the of such boatd,-br eijthpr of said agperintendenty, is herrby authotiged to'ydrministor uny outh required under this section, * bam Cuir. 208. An Act appropciating money te the Stockbridge . : ' Parsed April 10,4840, «throo-fifths being present.\ The People of the State of New York repre» sented in Senrte and Assembly de emact as fol- owt: _L ® J Section 1. Tho mmof fen thotemamd dollum is ° hereby aet apert and nppropnated ain of eny mons oye in the'in gsury uvt otherws6 appropriated, to the use and beurtit o: the stockbrikige tribe of In- j dians, caw omding in.Calinat covaty, iWicoumn. in consideration of the profile ustriling to the pro- ple of this stgto, in thr pyreagee aud salo of Iauds hor-tofore belpmp.ing te sant tir be of 1353154113 '~ §8. mix thonsaud doliar« \of vaid snrerdix'} be retained In Uje tresanry of thie situfo) whil invests I by the comptrollorin such of tho publcmurk® of this state, or of the Univd Stair», or of thg culirs of New Yok or Albany, as the comptroder etiali school snd g , Indian», the intrrem of wiugh st mx por. com shuil be part hy the. treasurer on thn warrant of the conmptrollor, an the first duy of June of ouch yeiar hereafter, to the chirts or head men of the tribe, of thon .atterngy, or through sucen ugrot fersidipg in tho Fixinity of such linl.ums as shall bo guthorced by theo compiro.ler for thet purpusr, to be applied tas the 23990“ of achovie and their moral and to I groge educutlor. paid by the treasurer. on the warrent of the comp- \pgeneral'u department, for the quurier of troller, out of any moneys nor otherwisgq sppropri - 1 Int “a“; B.cendrs, 1847, the sup of two | uted.tothe chiefs or bead men of such inibes of, thoumjaend dulfars, in adu.t.on to the sutn mirgady ap | [.. dens of thei atturniy, 40 be applied to pay the expenigs of removing, with tris cousent, such of sud tribe of Indian» us ore now rempin it tthis «tate, to Calmaot conury Wacounuo, and the ge. maming three thousgiud doflsre shall in pard in hike manpor to fhe aad cinofy or head arn or thor | attorney, to be equaily divuled a monest the several furmbes secording to their respective aumbers. . C iae.' 333. An act fof the eehef of We anr Swauton. Pamud April tt inin. ty The ptbpf? of the State Q]. \N- ¥ok. sepre. sura P4 04 woe,.\ se sted in Senate and Assembly do caact us fol- N lows: Seem 1, All the right tiled and mterest of the people of the stare of New York. if sony, in eod to the lat and tenement, hoown as a umber tweuty.-nine on Qliver street in the fourth ward of the ty of New Yok, is hereby rmleased to Wil- Swantom, ‘ § 8. Nothing in this act contained s§all in any- manner projardiee or the cred:tors br gusrau- tesa of Hobors Swanun doce s» d. * § 3 This act shu'l toke effect iminetiutely. Enar 225. AN ACT to repeal tha aco pamed Deesniher 15. 1847. entitled © an act to pay Heury storm» u compensation for exitu servioes rendered thr State,\ ao, . ,_ Parsed April 11, 1846. The People of the State of New Vouk repre- ecented in Senate and Assembly da enact as fol lows : f & «Sectwnm 1. 'The act paved Deermber 15, 1812 ratuitled \ag aptto pay Henry stomms & compen- tation for extra services sendeted tho state,\ » bereby repealed. ‘ § #., 'This set thall tako eficct immediataly, State of New-York, i T hare compared the pr - Secretary's ofice. % coding witt tho originn: awe on Be in ins office, nad do cer: ify thut th- ganie af$ transer ple thereof , sud of thr ehole of tho cual originals ciitisropurr mora4x, nro'y of Stain. Mes aie Mm \a* T , ROLLALGAL,. A o i n e ae t s 5 4 o on bo TiIo Pa R Mo \o \a* Cass Postnx.-A Cuys minstrel down Bast celobtutes the glories of his hero, in the following style : «+ Sound the hewgae. stike the wagon. Beat the fuzrzyguzrty, wake tha guuguong . Let tho loud nuy, Bum tam, fuzzleduin dingo tung.\ Entrancing! expecially the fuzzyguzzy; that instrument almost «quuls in softness of tone Billy Butlor's Boat Horn. We would suggest to the © kermitty\ to have the steozgsa sut to musig.~«| Lgride fis. publican. ‘ o- ' A Srsoxa Heasos {-A W. siern Barn. buroor, whuly stuuding on the sit ps of the Mansion Housson Sucurday, suw ine Ales attached to the pole in NY ashington Squurc. A gentleman asked him if be intemmied to vote for Old Zucth ? earneginess. \ Who will you vole for?\ inquired the gentleman, *d shall vote for Manin You Busen,'] he replied. Up. on being asked why he should thus vute, he replied :-* Bucaus ; in 1844, 1 sold a cutter that cost ins 80 du.lars, tor To dut | lars, to be piard whey Martin Van Buren shall be elected Prosidunt ; und £ want to get my pay. \* NQ,\ sud he, with Fazz Soit principles are popular in Now Orleans, sapetially among inc whig populjeivn who sam Higif ingad, iy iin » trial pursuits,and who feel most deepiy t . blighting stain which slavery gasts ujun their position in society. It is: estimuted by a geniloman recently from New Or. loans, that the greater part of thg white popuimion uf that city is of this clans, and if polled to morrow, an overwhelminy majority of whitcs, i110 all HVS | wouid vote in favor of abolishing slavery. 'They had a free soil meviing in Lafayette, onc of the suburbs of New Qrlcans n few days ago. which wos well aceniled. 'The Maj» or of Layfayeite, who sas present atthis meeting, thinking that the language of soma of the orators was seditious, issurd a proclamation ag inst all violations of the provision of the Black Code, forbidding speeches and writings calcalatud to make certain classes of their population dissat. isfied. The Free Soilers, however, noth» ing daunted by this proclamation, held another e enthusiastie meeting the oi-zt eve. ning, confining themselves to the question 'of slavery in soil now free, and steerit M clear of} the provisions 'of the © Black *% i 1 1 ain deni meto an ee | wHoLE No. ior thrad h *% ® ._ From the John Ronkey, _ John Yan Buren's Epeech at (kitten ingston County, X+ ¥, -R si¥rely and correo p ours before the Bank | If the loan with'Baird amount. . E: you.expect the kpéocje |I or Thursday, you may perhaps ask Caleb «Baker to stay.-for it, * If Hiot, tell him't will not be a Joad next week.. He y body else think Lhave tons o the way.\ tou ( hese éxtracts prove that in spite his whining about * stated preaching \salvationy'' my pious friend was & con- ummate hypocrite-and a vile liar. . nado himao?t Gose and Groswell, by erting up a run upon the bank. Can we. Christians-as freemen of the Notth=- is citizensof a great confederacy=-=-yield | . to these things ? No! ith contempt every where-Whi rats dgspise' us-and the fivg'ry litlonists make from us. | Letuskic my friends. Who's a iy Sar the Jan was included, and Aug that if e cabinet, he will Tea a M Below we givethe speech really ered by John Van Buren at Gene That which appeared in the|Ne Herald is a vile forgery, as by a careful perusal of ours. ' that our subscribery properly appte our enterprise. Bl own.judgment - ylor had no: aspirations for this office, - playe§;a;gg§x_xg better; of politicians ; taker?\ to the TAE SPEECH: s Article, this isgue is distinctly presen Gen. Taylor is : I called to this position without so Fully| understanding his po-. 'E party nominated him'and _ appointed office hunters, in this have »igned their nunes to a Tétter \y } wrote, inviting me to speuk on this sion ; and I accepted it, according fo |the] previous nrrapgement. ney to spare than I had why-Ch Josse him'to send mea p: of breeches, I can afford to run 'abduvth State, making an ass of myself N corn inoét adrantagrous, oud to be kept a« a ttt pocketed a pretty lurge portion of We are trdated 'and | on his par-ta sition, the W a jolly row, . (In); honora gtand, and shot for the Amid promiscuous cheering the meeting adjourned.) here-left| the € iftisan-rewardi g d surrender , and. land:steat. ssivenominees of Balti- Perhaps some m matter, » We conf tape! fund, of tas «ad Stochbeade~' plunder in his day, and it gives melprest pleasure to spud it. You are all ; thut P am thoroughly dspised, not| only ' by the Democratic party,, but also Whigs who use me ; and, indeed, I sm respected by no one except the ne ho are fools enough to think me sinecer ut if this p@neral contempt is caused at all by my former connection with |Jiigse oyt, great injustice is done to me. | 1 sure you.thut 1 had nothing to do with tljat | man after I found it impossible to get tnore money from him. ther. ~A few and (fiend m fl'ul, ‘T‘}'Jul‘ hind tha, What. ‘hanltfifof’the M $7-4 7 spvvaninaaizes - & ine The Evening Journal on Saturday int; ing, slavery-progr egeived a'telegraph despatc} f mporfeet account bf the correspondence ctween Goo. Taylor and Mr. Pringle, of. outh Carolina, an rccount giving a false: oloring to the whole matter, - Under this. omentary excitement a meeting was alled, and ° speecheg made Which ~ % ned by the speakers themselves, after eceiving fuller information, and after imna- are deliberation, ill-advised and \unjust The Buffilo Com- giving an} y spe no duty in this s ourselves not of the og * * p Ill .-—-)——-. A New Light \Fite Soller's\ \Free Speech\ and a \Free Pr The late Conver, Abolitionists in this call up some old ; nent amon $ 3. One thousand dullurs of said aum stull bo| [] Nation. of tion 'of Barnburners 6 city was calculated to - ' miniscences. . Promi- those exercising a controllin Neither had words will explain, y position and show for wih reason Lhave been put at the head of f} brave Barnburners. ' pleoso turn out that little boy, who is mak- ing mouths at me, when I will go -~ (The litlo boy was turned out amid tus , when the speake both the nominees. ercial on this subjec st and appropriate remarks: | > We much regret that under any misap.|# | prehension or momentary excitement, the, ofthe Journd! nlloiwad himself td be | rawn into a movement soill-advised and 0 unjust 'alike to Gen. Tayzor and Mr. Fortunately, under the influ- nee of egol . reflection and examination, citer counsels prevailed, and the threat- ned evil was averted. - Butinow that it is ast, we should like to see support of Gen. aylor put on higher grounds than a mere, vailability or a choice of alternatives; or ourselves we support him crits as a Whig and patriot, not because he is not elected'Cass will be. A nfess our surprise and regret at the c struction, placed biit for a moment, by of our friends on General Taylor's ac ince of the nomingtion at Charleston, S. «+, for thePresidency. - Cohsideting the osition he has occupied from the begin- ing, though a Whig, avowedly the can- C ple, and unpledged to any arrow, partisan nteasures, his declins. ow of that nomination would have been: consistent with his Catholic position ; ould have detracted from that broad 1 nal character, in which we have b roud to regard him. [ol fany portion of the Democrats of South: aroling do in reality desire with us the: elevation of a man, hohest, earnest & ca-. pable, who stands above the petty strifes I fon, and who, though'a Whig, regards the interests of copntry as supp: rior to those of party, God forbid they should be denied the privilege of giving im their support. - | oominate him. - He is the property of the. - lepuntry. , We seek this ‘eleydtion for the |P , and not merely to give patronage to this set of men or that.-. he great Whig purty minated him, with the distinct under - standing that he would not be & part jresident, and that they sought his eleva,. fon to bring back the government to its 'iginal republican simplicity. Knowing: Gen. Taylor to be .as sqpund a Whig as uthes, and havinpgrseen this country is all its great interest for twenly years pros. tfated by the proscriptive spirit of faction, seeing it now bleeding at every pore from tlhe wounds received at the-hands of most attrocious administration, nomineé in the field, who is continue its policy and its spirit-~rallying around him all the perfstoned troops of the government-wiil any now seem to hesi- tate, and to talk faintly about.t! ety of placing the Whig pa tdr and Fillmore, at the he The Chairma late speech : bany, he declar las, that af of utterance by a) Fx speech, are aimong the. on our banner.\ : honor to Mr. Butler, and , H that the time willl never gome merican freeman (shall be o press the honest speak with 'bated breath in behs dom and humanity. I But honorable | to him ments now avowed by Mr. Butler, w a lively ' he and those with whom he identified politically, © very differently. | Wh wliose association: they, now. such apparent cordiality and community of feeling, were few in numbers and «iG spised, freedom6f 0 7 terance by a free by Mr. Butler and as a misdemeanor, wo ed by fine and imprison o speak more parti 'in the winter of 1835, or °3 tion was made fo Legisiature of the.State of voting that no person . S . should by any means whatever, '«cause;/t procure 'to be senit into any other *State gt te Union, or info! any book..: newspaper or other pri leture, figh, or pther multous checring We are asked, my friends to stip ort G. n. Cuss.> Can we do so consistently ? In the first placs, fel. low citizens, the Democratic party rdfused my fither the nomination in 1844. | A venerable dad. was kicked out of th ventipa like a mangy cur-the party , rclused to be ridden to death by aft 4! bowling ruscalg who pinned their noses to iny dad's coat skirts, and James K.] Polk And why ? on 'his own pinions of h .as are the g system of secret villany, but we failed, r Our tiim= of revenge, however, wasg to The litle boy wI school. fullow, threatened to make at his sistor ; and if we fuiled to Mr. Polk, there is some consolation i ling Gen. Cass a dough face. , Be we cannot allow anyone to steal the vate thunder of the Yan Burens. 10 could not litkihis ¥ bolitionts i r now. court with idate of the Peo ) pinionand its f Vice President, gavo the casting g favor of the bill authorizing Post to open the muils and take out any natter relating to abolition which, in their bpi tuns should be of an incendiary chargctar, 'This licking of the South's feet is pec: liar to the Yan Buren's and canno, suffered to be carried on by any 6th member of the community, 'We dif- South's dirty work. It never {paid ts We have a just right to turh upon if, op- press it, abuse it, and deny it any pation in the national territories, for Martin V. Buren and free soil. But, fellow citizens, we have a © against Edwin Croswell and General of a still mare bitter kind. written by my pious friend Benjamin [F. Butler, on the #7th of March, 1919, fog his dearly beloved friend Jesse Hoyt, fe rly, in £51531} \86 the propou}- law to be passed by the New York of mere faction, he District of Columpig, nted work,, or an device. calculated & tis their right to intended to stir up or servile war in such other State, or in sai@ : ekcite any portion of 'the ainst Fhe laws , or said,Big., E eing :deéeme; .and fini8@d%_1 4 Es Prison !- skke of the country of the Union have { Pistrict, or. for government 6 trict, under : guilty of Fs PNMENT IN T any means tho cure to be sent into any bther S ate, or info the District of Columbia, k zine, &c., (as before cited circulation whereof in Such State, gi is | is contrary to the laws | Disti ZRELATION TO r. Nor sh « . J nly difficulty here is the want of the stated preaching:-of the gospel.. waa faithful and respectable minister, a were the people inore anxious for an tentive to religion, I should have nothifig to usk for, but the continuance of heéalih,| to muke this pluce delightful. 'Phelegh.| Albany and Sandy Hill 'in this particular is great. You do not pt 1 | estiimate as you ought the peculiar privi- leges you enjoy. 'Phey aro remar , The gop l is ei * savor of life unto lite,\ or of * deat death' And how can those *egca neglect so great a salvation ? * | Who is to blame for this priv General Cass and Edwin They combine and prevent the stat preaching of the gospel at Sandy Hill. Indignunt groans and great sengation.) did their malignity stop there ? |No! My pious friend Butler was at that (tine resident of a rotten Bank pt Sandy | Hill and did the dirty work of Barker ft Y Gass and Crgawe up a run on this Bank, and, under t citement of the moment.my friend fell from grace and became a sinner token of this allow me to present yon with |, ane or two short extracts, written by my Pune Bist 19819, hesqys‘tq . ny book, maga. arsatil District,, f such State or staves on. PEge.\ 'ons r. Nor print, or cause.\ 'or procure-to be printed, of a10D or as printing, any book, shagaring, 'beforey the cire 'Zatim_ . whereof in “In ‘ ar} “53.9 laws of . pledged to | *the - propri- with \Pay...| atch ad of the gov. [LATI uch State or Dis. Ab to the fact of Gen. Taylors being, | h State D therein,; und rthy the confidenge of the a Whig, there is no roomfor doubt, & | PEAS if ifere \were it is now too late, grey ror {if any) was at limlaadpbia Eset us|. k one moment gt Gep. Taylor's pogition:| (Whig. panty, | trict, aisifgefi‘eii‘auy thought ntial;office, in- a letter of J_ 21, 1846, addressed to W. E. assell, Fisq., and while he- way re with about as much favor by the Demo.] W cratic, as the Whig party, he used the fol- | Idwing langnage: - | i his Although 13apoii‘xzig‘ian,‘having'nlv'vay held myself aloof fromthe clamors of party politics 1 am a Whig, and shalf ever be de- 'voted in individual opinion,to the 7 He subs: qiientty Long before he w. for the Presidentia a stated sala Ff. Piuué friend. friend Hoyt: ** {siad you i by Mr. B. Wing $900 in |f tat Troy, Lansingburg and Albany [bills, | F which I wish you, if possible, to convert * i do not wish it limped that I am in want of it to meetia de- mand ou the Bank. I wish you to gay to the Bank that you arg«in want of small you' will givelthem er men forthe Pi€ to this explicit, full- Avowal sympathy ~with us, are the huadreds of men who have timately in all :the relation We have 'before : us oth nequivocat, into specie. changs, and for that 'current bills.\ ._ On June 20th, he gays :- | The enclosed will show 'you * world wags.\ One of those persons I told to wait until his turn came was y Patroon, who had $490 or $500 tak rents due'to his father. If you woul in with him and ask his opinion Ik . (will be favorable, although 1 do not pry: him, because he sat within my : and'gend the papers and dre fear and|a que ddigance of 1787, in rel «clusionof Slavery from
