The Buffalo Commercial from Buffalo, New York • 2

The wittf aftil eWa editor of th. Jtiurnul, all''-'- aiiunxed siislch ol an uj "nn.r iy lliirw to aalt nma ntt ntna. a to I CJ" CU In bi Jwn'. kind bod VttUr tx i t-J- hi- hi 1. if bt Hani To Wan L'r rAKTHMV, Nov.

6, 1319. Sir, I h.v Ibe ln.uiir lo propou for your ap batMVfct folio': pf" 'ite ia lb Army ui t- Sii.tln'TrrHory4-Vi:.r HAI f- 18 Ml THt 'HARHiaQN. Jm b) th eof lhut I. bu been rran-ori witb Ihee "Jsnfe of very Presld I of tt. TJniUi Bis.

drom organhmtiond tho CersrnaK.it dt.K'0 to Ue aen.ssion cf ft" Uut Jaekaon, 7W PS find lb Wtowtog -v A'aiOanw Sr.vta, Oct 31. 1791. Oenilenwn of tbo Senate CtUim affieae having beeoma vac.nl, since your last eeseion, by Heath, or appointment to other of thoa who kohl theas, 1 hare 1 pur.u- aaeo of lb power vented to ana by the Cestui. tution, appointed tho followrng peraMt lo fill tboeo vacancies, Wis I. rot pRKSiusin i-.

tfrf'tn''MttmO" JOUN. J- ron wto, THOMPSON' -1 -MRUS AO EFQRREB IV Ul Wl Vinaf or Ann. 1 i 5l ftr AUwntMv-HENRT LAMB, CAMP. twr Sprir HEEYET MoCUNI. J-TsAssw-JOHN PRINCE.

ntrrf.m. vr or vmiws i i -h. 1' 11 HCMWU1. rf'il4iri-WILUAM mn waan. 1 rw Aiim WILLIAM WILLIAM HORATIO BHUMWAI, -sv jrlaMMrv-STEPHEM O.

AUdTM. fbr AMwotr-BAMCIXTC. CALLEHDAB- yvr 4Umi.t.smi Bt ACi; I 'efiORCS fMtMSM, Ar iS-r-HARar BLADE. rr Jr-WILUAM A. CABPESTER.

CMbctor-PALMER CLEVELAND. rirra wabo. iV Jtlooo-PETER CPRH83, JSAAC R. HARRINGTON. ftr JSiytrtiwr NATHAN K.

HALL, ftr Autttf-T. a 8PALDING. rr Ctttetof LEMUEL PARKHUR8T. GENERAL WHIG MEETING. A goonl metttof of lb Whig EImIom of h.cit Boffilo.

will bo hold thoCooit Houmm MONDAY EVENIN3, MtrehSd, to Kaposi 0 iko oomioaiion for oitjr offiotn, tod lo Who oaoMUNt pNponlory lo lb cnaatng tlac- tioo. Br oun or ru Wabd CoawrTcn. LOOK ON THIS PICTURE. tBB OLD SALT AND HOSSST MAST. Sbildo Tnoanoa commeacad li.1i a a Hi lorbafbra tb auat on tb ocmd.

Aboat thirty odd year, if impelltd by a apirh of toterpriw, ha oama to thu riion. Wbare now ar. lh baaotilbiciti. and tUU, and lmuri.nl field, of lb. hka eoontry, ni than aa unbroken wilder--ocm, arr.

wbor few ioi(lrd and faardy pio. near had mid alight claim tod erected their nide log eabin. Detroit, aod aa oecaintI if. ding port, w.M lb only plaeea of not on a of mirajleMt ebaia ol bka. Tb coan of trade and trT! btwn tb out tod wuO wu tba by wy of Lake Ontario, and tedioue porug from LewUlon to Black Rock.

The trant-portation buiia then a monopoly in Uie Aaada ofa few peraon. dpt. Taoaraoir imma. diataty orftnixad a new eoopany ia opposition, and by hu good b.biifc and atieniioa lo bu unM aooo won tb eoofidenoa of the puWio, and wa anabled to build on of tb lrt and but that aver Coawd on Like Erie. It may be added that that reaul iormad put of Petty' Tieiotiooa djet Siooe then bie hittory that ot the biuitMu of the weetern country Ho may regarded literally a.

tb falbat of lh oof immenae narigaling interwt on lb Upptr Ltka. No aaaa be oeatriboted atoro to dofalopa tbj reaooreo of that eoontry, oa wbiek wo taly for foinre growth aod pro. parity, aod thoajaMle are now liring who with gratofWI boarta datO; aba foundation of their fortene trofli tha tln frhta they eatorcd into Ibe eenrioo of Copt. Saauo Taoaraaa. Hi life be beaa on oaunoolly iwo ful one.

Prudent, frugal and isdostrtona, baa been ibo aaeaaa of enricbinc olhoto wbila a Befit ting himaair. None erer left bU Oan ploy dieaatia-fied, a one bu ha mi wronged. He ia, OoaphoV icily, "the naUert work of koB MM. NOW LOOK Olf THIS. TB LAWYER AJID VEMAGOOVB Oaoaoa P.

B.uaa 1 a lAWja 00 tbatoUaa, who, lik leookoa, Wk tk hoart'e blood of tb oaninraotty, wbila tbey fit nothing in reUra. Jt I kia tiaio to pray opon the dulrcaa tt ht anfortnaolo, to wring tren ib. hud aaisinaa of the peaw Ibeir lataol. Hit frioado eay bl a olotorieaow." True, he eu oojilo, and attot kWoc moekiog ear-cuoj be wotebaa tbo wrUhiof of hie tie-tinu, aad 4ho taaaey woa from tbwa eon earalaaolT oooaader la too fratiteatiea of h. tppoiitoa, or to corrupting aad debauchiog thaee wa ibiiika wiU prooaote hi nmbitiwi viow of yaaaoaat agfraadiMm.nl.

PailbJuI bie iaatlaat bo baa a ear Ailed to play tb dema- t-ogao wkeoaaor aa opportaait osV.di and when hu trer railed lo apbold the awet it- iroetivo aaata of tbo adoaiotttratioo, and 4baa pront, pratowonelly, by tbo rule ha help-ml toemte 0r hie early life we will throw tbo daaoal rail ovoUMoo. Wo take kirn aa if offered to tb oleetor of Boffelo tor their ooiBafajt What are bie elaimet What ay r. patbia ka bo witb to at Wbal Jw be I i The only aot of hi lift, 1 which tbo poblit take ibo oCgatoel laitroot, art ob- i Ubuag tit oaarttr pf vity fiU-au ia-'atiutioa lo oorroptio) frooi Ho origin, wkao oad ha Woagbt du grace npon the city, and of which ho io Dirootor oad Hi whale life, earing aotoo intarladee aa wbieh art forbear comment, tut boon epeat in hoaplnynp fcitt of ooet by ay.lem of titor-tiaaal legal iaeiia. If on hero profited arkBo tbiQeaala-hare boon nearly boggard by to ool. Tot tbi maa It onlloda dmtert, and Snmooo Tiewoof wMtrtStl.

Cbooeo wa, wktm wiH npport. tT Lot every Ma orbo oppoaod the ei- cbaaivo otataSiO Mrmey doetnno of the retwral A dawadtlrtuo oa ibo grooadct tbageaarai tally oa Meodiy orooing, aad ready to ttrik blow tar good Mttei, that ttnil ho Alt Taaooovy i Wboriog with tho-onargyof ft la UI i Ul -r 1 i i ir.f i.ra Lr i.tui-c ter any Lwoo at li vi fAwmuu amuBlMt lb perfect tru-h af do maxim, trailed we dand, iWtiwM" i dbuloaa will ony person PP, ssoriios hi priMifbe on tlte, paramount, intonate of yf'iwi atoms, to mere paiMwJftabjrtiib. jirrgeaaaUstetter effloe, 4t to wuRo iwpoMiblo Mm i most worthy wofoimon. wr who will. tfi publbl II it doty of Foe TM.

H.b,1 wbilo Iko TotioMpoiMd nmmh r. mat ftw" 1 o.ul oofi 'Pf -( it Ml li ntwItM OM'. lb wbolo Unloo, pnof aH aaa poaitbr fho iooraoaini popoUrity Buroa oJi-Trafy Bebamo, tho Hooaa of iupioata. 'Soraawa Cooa C- coae. lUUU.ilMeiw.fteaS.

78 Dr.Turr. J5fl, BdruUtopkaaSt, 09 No, of earn, 19; eerVfnp; nrr. 25; tff'tof 9 Ibl. 38; oopie tni oath, 81 1 13 bto, and rale to appatr, 81; n(. 18, '43 rilitil paper on kwl Oorfcoal.

dieeoatmoaooa, Dr, docketiog iudf'vl, ,57 Signing, 18; filing 6t dr. and eopiw, oVo. Ac. AdinSmlnm. If ony ofour reedera art foiluntte a not toknawthemeeaiagofthe abore, let them ap- ply for information Oeorge P.

Barker, wboao wbak) buiinen il ii by uch cdwrgeo to by yai of legal lb nfuianal of tha biidfaamUig on wbiob tby.confilen'ly relied lut the aupport of thenjetlree aad fawiliei. How way are now pining w.nt aad' penary, euro-log la bittern eu of brart the renMraele Uwftr, aritotiMM tlal inrioioo. JiTing, thoandfc wraog a from thtir life blood. Tm Loco Foce Baac Attomci Caidio.ts. I iem.rT.lloa.

I how inteaaely foad tb SMfBank Leo Pooo ar of atooting a ly, twa. ning, giapln juawyor mayori a man who ha. wrunf from Ibe hard eirningeo, Uie ioduatrloa. bueiaaaa men lib Una o( tboo-and. of dollara fur all manner of feet, ceeU, and, the most abominable lawyer'a They tiilk of "legal reform" and.

at thamo! time go their de.ih lo etmle to Ibo bighe.l of-' fico in tli gift of ibe city reek! apendihrift- who boast, that he tqaander ltiiiid dut larim fear. Wbooooaaot know, that whllf Georg P. Birkr oil fhoaaaad dollar year, thai at leaat riobwUrod hard working met are eaied ten dollar, year to loot the b'UI-' Somebody mutt earn thia princely income. Am yet George P. Barker (a aallod demoorail toe.

with the oorrupt rodorol daopot tkat tpotitf hi EngUab earriag at Wnabinatoa, to rodac tb wga of tbo poor to tbo loweet poiot the will aupportiifej and tbia, too, i oeUed. dmo erteyl" Haen dHvo worn Vta Borei. Bank Attorney Democracy, wbioh: riot ta an boandod exirargnco on; lb bard Mrniiig other men' booeei teduotry. fqTTbo Hrrin in Ohio goln; it with a "pubot looaoneaa." A friend, wb! lately rotutned from aa Mtanelro' tou throttgh Ih Male, aaya no one o.a form an ide of tbo ootboaiaant Oniren.ll- prevalent, withou amoog Ih people. Tbo acoounU in th paper toll far abort of tha reality.

He left Obi juat vben'tne whole wa. ia eommotioii With tbo preparauooe that ware maktag lor lh great Convention at Columbu. From th mor-1 diataai coontiee tbo delegation had began i While at Sandnahy, be tiw th Perry. hargh delegation paaa Ibroogb, In lb praooei waa model of Fort Meig. witb miniatunt laosperte and ordaaoco, mounted upon a carriage and drawa by eix beealifol and apirited boraea.

Oo aiiftber e.rrieg wa een.lracted and borne along a "log-eabin" of ibo rndeat kind, at the iluor of which bong a lio cup, and jot within a barrel of the haidttt bind of cider. Wo hope lo be eMa oo Monday to preeenl our reader with ooonot of tbo doing of tha Colombo Coaveattoa, which ere undoubtedly by lar lh larM aad atoot oa'-hnaieetie meeting of tha people for political purpoeea, that ever In the United Btalee. P. B. Since the above waa in type, our fetV, law-citisM, Dta Haulb, bu called at our Of-too, direct from Col umbo, Ohio, and eay that no one eitienled the altogether onprece rated aeatmblag ia that city, at leeeihaa TWENTT THOUSAND! and at th Urn he left, il took lb maH tge raiWaul a kdf, to work it way through th denaely crowded multitude I Nothing that will begin lo compare with it, wa vr koown in America.

All thio nnd overwhelming out. break of the PEOPLE, tbo little Braaaal. Carpet Dandy of Kinderbook will attempt to regard 00 lie MttHngt qfU twatoMa aaaaiy BT Th RepuUioaa fn lb HViitrWirdi the etndideiea of iha' raupie-KUM temooratrt Wlii(a) here com. out and avowed their prereraooo totrmimMUtlmu, eoi tha old tottilertat autrWrien of fadwalhnu Uar oppetteote oara aot apeak their opiaiou, mi Ihoaa aubjeetn tor a their aaalimanta are deadly to iraedom, the publioalion of the will-be dead-' ly to their own popularity." Oar free iaetitntion were teUbliiked by tha Whig of Sevenly-SU; tad the Whig of 1840 will meiataia them taviejat, in of tho "diaorganuing aiib-Tfonenry 8ebm" of tbo Kiadef Hook Teriea. Speak aot vonr oein- ioa Mr.

Republican on the policy or King Martin the Fret, to radoe tho wage of tbo honeet laboring men oftbia eeontry to a par with the miaerabla plttano paid to the of aa dpliiia. Faan fioaeoteWsnv TbelUpulilicenUbor hard to create tbo unpraeaioo 'that tha Wbira generally ate oppoaod to tbeJFrao Sohoul Syatorn. To oottU due BMUer at. oaooVw. tab who bat tho Wbigfof Bufaloadopldlh4(yait Ana; wboaMr than JU Whig pay ojpea of Miainisg Free Bcboohrt It Wphatiealiy Wail BMoeato, nnd ottotu both' tho daolh.

one)" aia4rj(y of Ibeir regard ir 4h boat IbMrtau tho Pooa, Tb Whig prmUt d.aeoracy, wtile tho Torio pratooi It, nd pmiie gated dpaiaa. 'it MfSi- ai Oooo Bdrr DaocT." Ia tbtr ingU tar ia Port that will oigro Tho Good Ship rjoMrnttt at to phoe br andar UU eoatmaU ofaa offuniaaU knd lubber 5 Jt of is diib to iie, nor in i4ii or easurasi In the nne who bav employed rt-todi I' -ieo imiie Geneial ii.on. have reason lo wine under ths use or a nana uw snows iusot w.eir awawjvatunaf Qutttt, a SOME WCrDENTuVlIITHg UPE OP Aft In lh yar 1774. 1TT8 and 1778, thsr. -L bbJia mi slnsisbair- 4A CJbnsiaaai anl ...7 'r Governor of Virginia 1 ho we nn.

of ib cU'otdgrinpt'' who eigned the Deelirabon oi indsModanM ib die bar in. bul lint- 1- tlA mjy. a Vljt. ed ninmcirwrnrs coirnn-y- wim RMwfrtts lliaaa silrnns timM. that he Hill aal fwiarfi gullUIBM BLUSMinnjinwi K.ilur UB fortttne out of pohlio 'rtfiUwmsnte, III nartien'' who wu pursuing hi.

aludb at Hampden Sid. nsv'Collei. when lhe Indian fiMtiar lu.l.. ool, Veung HirflMu -wMplaood Mdr the ears fof.rf "old granny" Robert MotruK wbs a jiiowb-i sDoiurr -jiltd nan. n-u.

i i c.aeae.wnir void Ol Wllnm. like ins tnin.r oi narrieoasi tiaa aherr bv. In tha active rervto of Irieirsoaatryw Beirg Ha, as a "Old granny," and having bta brou.U up oa dr thO'tatobgs of Ite two grmusiV abovo n.med( it Mnnut be Ihougbt wrpriniu that young Hirrishn grew dp'te be aeuld grenov" lumelC fs la 1799 Harrlton joiMd lib Mfcy andar Wayne, and that Otasrat, Ming tiea it w0u i'pvi" in- jnvriw mme SB OH ollMUMsaasav Tin 17117, rengaeo bis Mmnrission. nnd wm aopiotedJSccrUr ufik. North Wet Territory.

Tbo year alter he an OJOMMIO vovnjnjwss. -wmeKw Her did a thing which tloi wbulf ftit-b'. li.h hi inbriority to th present antigUkond rac of offios-holdsrs. Tbo puWio Isads wes Uea divided into eeetioa. -ol 4U08- acrsey and mtn n.vrr Mid in lam quantity than whole atolba.

Consequently a man who wished to any a fena fiir aoiuaf uitlemenl, obliged ta buy 4000 ooTM at tbs gomiiment, or tt purobas atbr qoaatit soma spsauUlor, wboia mean. Would allow bim at hoM wools see-lioa the brie, of eouh. Mh com, was far Myond tlial of government Linda, Bring nothing but oh old Hstrisan itntf for moment MneidoreeV bow much Uirior the iatentto of few wars, i thorn rite penpb at Lirge, obtained Ih paaag ofaa out allowing Mb of nmait quantity a 330 acres, which brought It withia th taM of at- most every mao. j-' Tbo following yur tbb "old granny" wu la. pointed Governor of th territory iul Jndiaua, which a now divided Into tsvsral brg state.

He wu appointed repeatodly, at th requests! ths inhaliitinta, and hold tb office for lourteea year. Durini thb time, ho on superintend! of Indian A (Lira within tiie jurisdiction aad sob Commissioner fhr treating witb the Indiana. Duriug tbb lime, 'old graooy" nsgeciated ten-teen tiMtbo with Ibo Indian Iribas, fur which aarvioM, bebig an "old gnnnr, MV.r made tb government nny baltb nl Tip-pecanoo, and tbo overthrow oi tbo Puwosa Chief, were considered very iMpeotabb sarviees far aa "old granny" tnd ia thuM day were thought to give man mm vbim upon Ibe gratitude of bis country. 3 In 1813, wben war was declared against Great Britain, Una 'old granny' wu placed ia eeu. mand of largo number ofwluul.era to psateet tho ladt.Da territory, and wm afterward ap-pointed Commander ko CWef of lb North West.

ro am. til con sot of Uul oa turnutg tbo lids of diieeler, and rswton ia trraaoh ud viatory th tinkingflag of bb eoontry, Itw recovery of Mbliigaa, tha ballb of the which destroyed to British nrmy nl Upper Uu-ads, war also thought vary soosMorabb owviem for sa "old irtutty," Alter neigntni bb ooaunlHlna ibis "old granny" wm aain appoioMd CsmmbsiosMf lo Irsst with in Indian, la 1818, hs wm sleeted member of Ibo Lower House, af Coagi.M, and in hs wee elect sd Senator in Cm-grw, from th otste of Ohio. lo 1886, was appointed Miaieter Pbnipstentinry Bogs-to. by John Quincy Ad.mi, th old granny" who lat.ly presided gver th How of Repretra-tative. No man in tbb oountry ever poeoeaaed suck opportefiitbefbr makmg a forte out of bb official sUtion, topociaUy by land from his position ia thu territory of Indbna, aad from, si.

boswbdgsef lha oouaUy af Jaa sir. Ibo, its ooaroM and frswi.g tssportsau he could iiav obtained pnissasioM of tmts of land, ih natural rb bt the value of which would have mflo him a Girard or to Astor. But ha wa. an "old irannv." snd hiv ing been educated in tb tchoul of audi an "old granny" a George Washington, be Muld net beeuppoMd lo know nvneb UlbObndro-eeivrr. other sf our day, who get rich on tha plunder o( tho treeaury, and then resign their nffieM and nssainste ihstr tuocw sore So Graonl HarrisM rotiiad from ss Puor as ba wm wbsn bo entered it.

nnd now.lik second Ciociunato who, we dart eay. was al-o an "old granny," Tivm by lb of lhe toil. So il appear tbat William Hnrv Hrrioa the "old graooy" nf whom havo been speak, ing, ha. been, Secretary nf tho North Western Torriioty, Gorernor for fourteen year of lit territory ef Indians, Superintendent of Indian Affiirs, Commissioner for IrooiiM with ilia Iudums. RepresentHlive in Congrau, Senator in Congress, Major General in tbo United 8tate Army, CeoMnander of tbo North Wsatern Army ia tbe bat war, and Miobter Plenipotentiary to Bogota.

Thu. we may sm what -it takm fo ntake ao "old granny he ie before jhe pvople whom be ha so long tnd so faithfully served, and hu been nominated a candidate for on' oilier office, thai of President of th United State. In the long cereal af ambient tnd pablie service, ho has never been accused af one dishonest ectioa fa (land forth witb alean h.nde, clear head and an honest heart, rxorti'a cahdioatk ron MHiDftif. n--a, OR AJID MILTTAKT AMD CITK7 CON-CEKT AND liLL at thaEula Street Thea tre. The U.

8. Bead sltbN Artilierr. keg stoat se- poomu; vs siniouace to tne laaaMlani oi aanss vicinity, UrM tkey parpes te firs Unseen sad IWI, atuie abovs place, oa te evening of tto 3d sf March, The' Waaklnstmt rJusrita aarAtllltae Hand. bare, In Ibe kandMrnsst manner, euaw fbrward and ol-UDleeted Ibeir eervicea ou IM so as tkeV. ti-tftd hava Arartieail Snaa anal aiMaial Maie nTVM Onset oempserUaBs of tea old inMt I sender tM aassvtaiiuueat wank? tM saiieau sf the Outs nd taleal or tela enluhtened and lespecutta cooimu-Vicfcetsil Is b4 al tne Bask aad Musii nasie.

ITT BennblUaa will .1 Leaser urtlie Bead. TT. Its tbs 1LOCKS AT A VOTtrOr The nharrfW It u.tl stsaHte en Wednesday, ttk March, at tea u. nuniiaii, am ewoT mFm ot Ttm turn, frail Co. Dry Oao.

Msre, f.kMfut Masl.l Week. aim, 1 pair slepitnt Braneb VandlMtick, to-jwiierwiteayarlstyeroihergoods. 'T eo B. 11. HU1VKI.L,.

J. HATS AND CAPS AT ftEJH'CEO PRItJEBli4-TM Wbeerilier Mine Ihuarailiml ta Sa baalaaa. .8 entirely oa tM east rr.iria, sow offer bM largo aad cumptet aawrtmemor Hat an of every description, at suck prices cannut fall to suit all aUKlMuers, WM will call at tee Nat Warrrioura ef I mim-r. vn Bisaarrr if tt Main, erasrsfMeeB ski CTOUM fUOPKH VAa aU ruaiaaaj iuir ordl- ver 8u.nr Toaifc sBvoM la kavs kasa Males. aetaiaoa wj sttsaier, sm SSM.

M. vw kea lost a artfels sf tM Wnd, will pi sue earl aad et.miee. fet TII08. B. THB Mtt.lTAItr.- AspleaJlJsasortmeiKof Banner HiUt, wit Irirweand tus.1.

kuiirh, ax UpeoUlsry sad I'aper Hang in. Warn Hosss of ftdtf CAMKHOM A AttIC A Mel sU WINDOW large assortawM of ptsla sd Bordered "(Vindow triik enrrt. aad waibKUii niutax'tv- Mala at. M'tWelilfl supsriar BrUrte.frM nrarrasUiraM te Naa, Vk.artM lataat ksMlifuieUfto sf Aai.h, for sal TA tsUHTAVIIsJ BA81iTT'S, 11 Main, eonter ef Beseea st, AVI CAFSI! Tb I. lh mdf mm.

isuirr MUM SSuet feeaetirul aiyls id Viout ajass inlrenuced kej-s kv lilaivir. auul aa aiueh Woia worn ib imm writeiiieB, fj. 1 mi BJshf. enrner of etemcs s. ITF NOTICE Netles Is hereby' I hereby erven, Uu ths esf fur arret rk, kus keen soeSrased ky Mais alrrM.

bus th Park. naessaieRi ran rur new ar CoamMin Csunell.aBd left witk (be OUT Treasurer. wkrsiassratnui Iherei oswaed ars pykls Miny By aeia. vaiee tew. tl.tnbte a.

8. OAHK. Oily taerh. BttOtVNUJ MNHUnll on AM AK -ifm sal at MM vllUrUdll'S Bowk Mar. co Uiad lb Ma, ih.

in dW iita-l i id iiat tab. tfc? po UlVtj, tin, I map panoa cit dtasovar aa opportanitj to aWtand oteal, ri-bat OMiJiof biioulf of 4t 4 thot-owt tSi ''i came funk fro bit aaoooalmaot, aod ob ountihf. fiH M4lfld0 Miyatlf UBiaat tint nor slano, pabKoiar printt, that bo m.p oaiaot. than, may rai lo oUoufily, ooni, d.IaBderar. la tb ooaliBomllooa aBaaary lo tb 3 I hold, whkh tha WrlXT higljlj oati-mUa, I in only rfrtb pdblio' to tb w0 known outtiliUao of tb PaWia Bohool iajAo fall of 1337, wbni thy imndar mf ebarj aod tha cwsdilloo lboj altH tin, a.

osai biUd in lb. Aonnal Report, or Vtbol it doablod, by ontnlpaiian of tb eboot.tbmlr. tbolinot I raat tb sM. 0. 0.

STEELE, I of CommoB School, City af Buflilo. Per rha Oewaiereid AarerMer Jrna. Mneana Editomi -onA Another tetivnt oWcction totbMW Ojsteai of achool. fa tbo injastio of the mod of taxation, lor their rapport, tf thor torn pro priety ia tarxitif th land of a ditnot fcr build ing a achool bona, th.r ia aot tbo thdv of JmImo in taxing far theaapport ofth acheola. now gret a proportion of thoa who bav ho tool Htete aro boner able to pay for tbe loitton or -nor shddren than lhaea who h.v nnd why tho eirenmetence u' a man', hold ing a title piece af wreoad, eubjeel bim to 'pay for th (lloMtloa af th children or hi mor fortunate aod wealthier neighbor nao na proaortv-tovaBUd in aomethioc abe and how large a proportion of tboeo who ore to Mmporatioalr easy cireumalancM in thu otty, 4o ot own a foot of bndt Tho doctria IbM a.Ux for the diffuelon of odoeation, i a promiam paid by th holder of property for Ih additional aecority it give.

htm, doM not apply to tho mere bad holder, forif IherobMyapooeo af property which in tu very oatoro it beyond the reach of depreda tion, ilia hud rt ia other property thet ie lie. klalotUUeooeaalUMof loe. or destruction, Rom 0 vitmae unprincipled population. So that if tbore so any thing in the argument, it appUM to over other apeciM of property more than to landand Jf a tax to be levied for ay ouch reason bad (hoald be exempt. In tbb diasntalM I havo' ndeavored to con- fin myealf exelaeively to lh queetion of lb propriety and juetic of the present mode of Jteblrabmg and aapportiag oorpre.entay.tem of achool.

I havo paraoeely avoided a diecne-iew af the ayotem ite.lf although I think the ayatem objecttoaaol in many r.pecte, not well onaptrt to a population lib our, nd not con daelad opoa Mopor prUeiplee of economy. Still I am diepoead to glv Ha fair trial under proper reetricttons. There ie a groat objection to uelaining any stem exchatively by a ettreel tax. A writer of great experboao. Dr.

Humphrey, after exam ining tb merit of th different lyetem now in 'operation in onr eooatry, come, to tbb eoacla- That i. tha beet ovetem of nooaUr education which ateen most akiifully between the Iwo ex. urnnea oi ooing too little or too OHI wnich, while it held, ew encoungemeat to all, aad bring the blessing within the reach of every am-ilf. aiimulates all. bv lavinf a detree of reeoon- exbility npon them, and requiring at Ibeir handn, to onliat their warmeat avmoalhiea.

aod draw forth their willin eontrtbuttone." TAX-PAYER. GREAT FIRE. IN NEW ORLEANS. Ananrcan Omen, Feb. 1 1.

ST. LOUIS EXCHANGE DESTROYED I i FIRE RAGING 1 7 Th.Su Lours Exehangv with it msgnifieent dome cost $1,700,000, is, at th hour we write, one maas of roiaa. Tha fire broba out tbb morning at half past 4 o'clock, in tha fifth story, from the (park, neaping through a cracked eh im-asr. the alarm toon became general, and many of rougw, Barmy escapeo wiw inejrclolnea, io rapid wu the progreei of the fhmee. About six Ibe great Bell Room fell in with a tremendous crash.

While we write, the baildinga on tha opposite sids of St, Loaie street, fronting tbe Exobange, re uo(iuniag so num. Tho whole cost of the Exchange wae and it bunder mortgage for $1,400,000. The Imnrovement Bank to which tha belaoged, has in circulation some 800,000 in bills ena coereoiy any specie on band. Tbo N. Insurance Co, of this eily, and the Phoenix, of.

uonaan, nare smaii rt.ua. mere may oth ais, but we eannot atop to ascertain. Tho loe. of thu building will prove dieesteroo. in the extreme lo the let Municipality.

The rotunda wa. lb bmI roagninoent etrueinre of the aina in uw vnton. Tbe N. a Bee, of Feb. 13, eaye; The low ostimated at between eit hundrad and eight hundred thousnnd dollar, of which only are covered by insurance.

We rami lo odd that one ol the firemen had both hu lege broken by the fall of a heavy beam wiiira iHuur. weri several urutseo. Verv little of lite furniture was oared, end the grenfer'portion of that waa much damaood by the fire and water. Moat of tbe inmate, of ine MtaMiMuaeal lost all their oereonal affucu A painful en mor prevail, that a nlantar from the coast, laboring under mdiepoaitinn, waa nn- oio in, isav. a room ana nensuea in the flameok t-jiift A biter in the Baltimore Patriot that Uie Improvotnent Bank caved all their booka and paper, and whet hub tpeeie tbey bad, Th Citixen Bank ot at on lime onidard to be io great danger, with near (850,000 in specie in It $400,000 Government The earn letter aaya, Both aide of the street Bearcat had the fire been extinruiahed lh paper.

rob money lo rebuild tb now i nsnae rounu, and in a altort lime aa were rnteod. Mr. Mnrte, the keertetoflbe Hotel. Im. hear, Onwards of $40,000 worth of property.

ui ioauranp4a oniy expired lew davaeioee. fhe Improremem Bonk ha. declared il mten- hm in iinmeiiitlely reboilding the Exchange, and in llii, praiseworthvontamriaa lhat ui.iiin tinn will not only be Mstained by tbe eommnn'Hy, bat will be aided by lb tjbaral eonduct of the anoci.tion. nao uuiaen Bank, both ol which haw placed eum. rarrint from i--v ibs upoaai in me lea-prorement Bank.

Tha mroWmt r.i:...-. Baob eepecially, baa been moet gaitaroM nioch a. her director havo offered to "iinoui interoM. we nara every ran on to belie, that many month will not ebpe 7 "i oe nooiner excaanga rttd on im one now in ruins. Finn at Ntwuaxroat.

Tb franklin Houss, wua etack ofnx wooden building, tdioiainr. Woe toully deeirpyed oa tbo 19th in.u Several Vessel, lying at Centrel wharf also eafiered au. awerame inj'iry fro. Ib name. Tbe Bre said tn have been lb krimt that hu beim.n.J i.i.' LlBHARV, No.

Mala KsssrsspsstAilly ImVk. tbe pah. MrSiiS tlwtsrmUoa a Puttie -il "btah will eosuln a too "VVera.lB Uo.rui.kv. Pfa. as peWsbea.

will ks suesMM wttk eae.Hara- i-JL r1 wm sent! kiss by ao east bleu estaMM, what im loaf muWwy. ef lift Vi ii IvkntU iamlTrolltM nil inummnu. I rr Tfc. Conatnlkt tiM fifM -en- TOI bUto ortb City Buk of Boffilo UI to mi i( ih CMumtl Bk Albui Mriiri 9. AWo thi ib.

to i It li On lot fUi lit oSIm, Uioi lb l-bto Mbit aitoooji.odoofT-todir L.I -fca tilherOom boooA ot diibMT LlB.ilr.fc tr.U bioiMlf of th pri4.f Totallldoootohjoot, mi iadiridul UkM odvMiof of thio elr oniooij lae cnoneiw oof 'official toadool of poblio oflatr, propof land jootikabla fat tto aaaailad lo lakaaookmao ota, eSbaairt aod Mtwitit, mj nacaa. WW ba tiatfa, I oak Iko oat of join ooL mna 10 teph to tb attack opoo to ywt laal papar, oodor tb oifiiataro of "Aoolbat 4I0JB -JVOi -a 'wU bkb, for aJifit nd dmiv bu rtrtiy eon ofoollei. will be dtfSonlt co.tottoc Ibo Write to 4e tail through the vr1 eoqnt of bit iadietment. bat I will a brieiy aa pooolblo notice tho petcf cipalohargee agalnel mo. Th tret charge tut! 1 Bar bom altrNrv ed lo plan and extent pretty mack ael ploaaa in regard to every thing connected with th caro men echooU of thie city and farther, that there ia nech dlali.raclion coano I bar pur.oed." Whether the rt eonnt of thio charge te intended too ot -the oohool leommitteo, odatiu of torn donbk If mooaa tb oemmitlee, he had belter ehng hie bottorr; (if ho meana me, 1 would ak him what olat 1 ooald do, If left Id myaelf, hot "to follow tha dictate my own nae of duty.

In eith-K tbo charge it fata, at not a eiagle meaaaae hat bora adopted except andar tb adrle hnd oonoarreno of the ehairmaa of tboaebeoleota-mittooi and farther, that lo all eaee of doabt-ful doty, I bt nniformly teoorUd to th oanw jaoaro tor adrio aad inatrootloa. For tb trntli lof tU, Irate to tho goaUmna who haiifdr the but ye, SUed lbat iptMilU (tattoo, fa ralationto tba at tbo eoaroo I have pnreoad," 1 oaa any nothing i tho writer doo aot any what that eoure ia, and tho nntho- rity to which, I am nmeanbl baa mad ao oem- I- J. Th charge an, rbt 1 hnvtoaoeod aeedlajo xpeaditur. a oa to inereu th city that i htv lihrariee, globe, thermometer, ate. To tho 'loot' of tboao aharge I plead goUtyy aad can org nothing in extenuation of my eoadnet, except that tho oaveral artiolee were farniahed by tb jdiroot tad tpeeial order of the Common Coua nil, of whom I wae wot ao mdependent na to rofna to obey.

Ia relation to the charge of iaertaiing tax, and levying more than ia needed for building tho eereral achool booae. I waa not aware that I peaeeued any anch power, nnd have cer tainly never exerted it, Tho'obtrg of extra trnneporution wa for -land earriag of the li- brarie. from below UUca, where they were fro- laoo in th actnai extra ooet on each Iibrarr wot fl 33. Teo librariee were (bn brought here, four of Which were told to th city, aad the balance to other pnrcheeera it tho Mm price. I thank bid, for remlofling me that they ware carried to the aaveral eoheoie ia my tmgfy.

I think I bav a fair claim for the cu cartage. I thaek him olio for reminding of tho damaged They war ordered by the Council, and were damaged in rampart. lion. I eaaeed them lo be repaired at my own ot penee, and have' a. yet neglected to intbe bilL The aeeerlien that a clock ia a detriment to a Bcbool, la hew, and involvea a qoeationin which I confae.

ia too intricate for me. With regard to Ibe profit on librariee cold th paat winter, the oily hu aot purehaeed a eingle library, and having inverted nothing, I infer baa nothing to do with the In relation to the general library, I will elate thai it wae purchased by me in New fork exprecly for th city, th original billa of which are now io the Clerk' office, and that I did not charge lb city a farthing for tbe time and trouble devoted to ite eeleolion. One bill of 78.68 waa furniahed by the houae I wu connected with at the time, nod which wae furniehed at ectaa! firt ooet. To the charge of aelliog booka, whenever an opportunity offered, I plead guilty, and If it be a crime, it ie very eaptirating, and I cannot help regretting that I im not mere gnilty. In ju.tice to the brethren of th trad, 1 moot admit, that tbey have ahown a commendable di.poaition to relieve me a.

mock na poeaible freia thie load of guilt. But to th charge of neiog my office, to incrcao my own ealej, or that have ever made it a condition, or have intimated to any of the te.oban, directly or indirectly, that I expected them te purcba.e of mo, or to oh tb laaat in fiuence to nd pnrcbaMr to my I pronounce the charge utterly and unqualifiedly fal.e, and I challenge the baae and cowardly elanderer IS produce for it tbe leaat abadow of foundation. I refer to erery public achool tea- oher in tbe city for tbo trothof my etatament. Tbe next charge ia that booka bare been freoueully and unnecessarily changed for the porpoeo or laereawag Tothml will aoawor, that the boflfc in v. bra inch a hava paaeed the ordeal of tb Teaohora' Aaeooiatlon; that have never in any way interfered with' their aeleol'ieo, and I havo anifarmly rafuaed to lake part In the diaenaaioM npoa the merit, of tho oeveral hooka aropeewl to be need: and farther, that in every InMaao in which my interest wu involved tb eeieetion, baa nni formly been deaided agaaaat ava.

I will farther elate, that in th tpring of 1838, certain Geography and Arithmetic were adopted 1n lb achool, of which I aupphed mynlf with a lug etock to meet Ike expected demand. Upaa far mer inveaugauon, in mom were rejected, and another kind esbetilaud onqaatly the hooka, then on band, nmonniing tt Cm u.t to over tuu remain naaauabi on tho ahelvee. I Tberamaioiag ohoigo ia, ba I toll book. from ID to 25 par eant higher than my Migb- bore. lamnotfooloaoexbtodriveawareae- tarein that way, oad if 1 wr' I cannot dia- oover that bu any connexioa with payig.

Having IM ditpeoed of thie formidable in dictment, 1 obeli eum op hiiely a Tb writer attempt make th Mveral lehargeo appear tbo nnaara aad opinion of th cooiaMnity, aad thai ha. only put lit bap th public MntinMtHk --TM veil ie loo thin. Ho know that tho inuendeee and ealum iMoontaiotd ta'hJt'irlZclbVrilh V.prtbg 'of hx owa brain, td if Ihey -aro aorehd io the eoomioaity, it io owing to tb nullgWnt whi- por nod tklM aeeertione of bioaitlf and bit Tb motivt too! eeadnct whkh he ckat aONfiiiwmiur to raa. trou tn a-4AiAuJ us, ran.i Tha Senate resumed tb eun.weraiian ji ese. lain military appniritmente, named in the tut maatlsned messare.

end raanlvsa. in. I me cell- ate do advise and consent Is the appointment of WILLIAM U. UAKtUSQI. gawy nomination, ii In th.

wm journal, 1813, page l.lr!. -Th two- fnllnfwinf nwcegee wr. reoeired from the the FJinUd Stnteo, by Mr, Cob, hi 1 i the fl-nala nl tha United SHtl I nnmn- naleBrit. Gen, Jam Wilkm.on,, Brig. Gen.

Wade Hamplon, William R. DiVy, ol Smtil C.roljor,' Mnrnn Lesriei now Quarter Maeler Gener lULtl A rvi ft HAttniOUJaei'S-suT ana Tsrvilury. and Anna Ogden of New Jersey. to bo JH dntroU intbe Army of Ih UJiited 8tes, AC 'v JM Mipieoit. to JB.md.y,M.roni, lets, i Tha ftn.la toast look Into onnaideratioat th meew of ho Preaideqt pi Ih Upild Stalea of the 87th February, pommeling mM pujuim tad otbor T--4t il'oM 1 trim 1 'ria-ita w.ilaa lha Semis- adrlsO Tli4 aannriiiaionl af.

WILLI AM IA HARRISONfTt-was detenwtwe lo me imrnw ii. ea. (On motion, tbe veaa and Jmsiu keen tsanirod bv owe-mth 'of H-Daira-. present, those who vote live are Masai imi.it,! pion, ureor, orow CuttsL rmnklin. Gillard.

Gilf -4min, Ooodricb. fltrwelt, Magrnder, rNmerRjeoj Ra I. in.nn. H-mln. at Mor ami Bmiin, Ol iew Torhj Tail, Taylor: Tornaf, Varnorn, and' Wnrt.

rhin.m'a. TSiavfi voted In Ihaaeettive aros Mwsrfc-Wrman. Wfh i. Le, of P. sad Lloyd, of Moan, Onrlne Mr.

Mtmnft Joint eomnlin'ientarv lo Gen. H. wa paaav ed by Congreas, and tpprovw oy nr. monios, In Ih same journal, (vol. 8) pegu 613, 617, as Thursday.

May 82. ifisf. The followin Waa received from tho President of the United by Mr. Joho I nnrninate. dtis, WILLIAM H.

HARRlSOl of QUui. Envaf ExtroriliDrT and Mini. wu I LI sTl-l-i. jaX. JOHat UDIICT JtTl AMnl.

Joh Qoiacr Adm. Saturday, May 84, 1828. The Senitta eroeeeded to oonaidar Ihs nomina tion sf WILLIAM H. HARRISON, eoniainod in the messsge of the SSd Mr. Btttam Doing, at hie requosi, excMed from Voting, It was (wiiliont division -on the ayee and My) lhat Uie Senate adviae ana conunt li in p.

pointment nf WILLIAM II. HARRISON, agreeably to the nomination. There artnut many such "Grannies" i rfaa. H. Homjes is, by tbb record, proved lo be; and wo can form an better wish for our oountry, than tlial ii may alwaya fiud aonte one ausb to place in the Presidential shew.

Tut hts ST.ru Takjp him for all in all, Stephen Burroughs was probably one of the must singular men whoa virtues nnd whose crime were ever bleeeing and a cursing lo himavlf In particular and wity general. Thuurh eairtv. durini tbe spring, summsr, and th brgeet portion of lha autumn at hi life, of ortmesand lollies equalled innumoerand variety utUy by their enormity and atrocity, ba yet rsal-Iv paseeHed to wi ovarii swing witb WuevoJ.iics and aheirt nail melted by lhe voice of euffer- ing. In bias tne prtneiptee qrgeoa ana evil were so str.njsly mixed up that it waa difficult to decide whether the 'doiog I criminal tr charitable dead gave bim the. moet eatwfaction.

One who knew bim weil, in the pabsy days of bb iniquity, and eonld- not, at lhat time, bnl admin bim lor bie (rear tmeiitrenee ana roa numor. hu often remarked to the writer of thb nuthse. that be could never tell whsihsr Sieve as ha used lamtliarly to cull him moet delighted ip. recounting his imqtiitous or his benevolent acta. uut, alter a long eouree oi neetniouanees, ra.

cahiv. and inodoeae, change, somehow or olh er, cam over the spirit of dream ho '-took up tne omineee ol Ming a roepseiaoia men:" and well otid honorably did be follow that Ibuaineaa. as hu many friends ensmba ho bad none who were. Jon In. will all eheerihlly testify.

Hs resided lor many paste in-f sbtpton, LAwar Canada, on tn. banM ol in noble river St. Franoia, where he married, at tb of about ixly, charming Mack-eyed girl of who, in noout a twelvemonth alter tbe knot Wa lied, presented her aged but loved and loving laid with as Am tnd heallhy a femab Mhy aa ever tilled a father a Mart witb toy. He supported himself tnd little family for aeveral by receiving and odocalmi, at hi resi dence, young lads, lhe aon of wesll hy gentlemen of Montreal, Three Risers, Quebec, and other places, These young lada looked up to their aged tutor who had an exceedingly bappy tact ot knowledge lo bis pupils a to a kind father, and at tin expiration of their studio, quilled his pleasant dwelling witb the utmost re gret. Although tbe morning and noon of falsi li wa.

eioudy ana forbidding, ilia svenmg wa. blameless and peaoelul. Reformation never gel hold of a harder customer than when she took Stephen Burroughs in hand, and never did aha I perform her work mor completely and effectu ally. mi. many virtu, will svsrM remembered lib feeling, pleasure by theee who knew him well dnring the beet, though far too email par- nun, oi uis long ui.

Datum lramcnpu Tbers srs three thing in (rest nqussl amonx American, ot all ciassee male, I mean ro wit oysters, tpirits and tobacco. Tb first and third are not by act ef Congress, and may bo Bold in the oepiloli but spirituous liq 'aon may not. I wondered how the member could est on without them, bul npon tbi poiot I wm soon- enl ghteiicd. Uelow lhe lMuwm.nl ol ib building is an aad rofMtory. The mfootory has been permitted by Confrsss up-Mi tbe stipule.

lion, lhat oj epiiitou, liquor should be sold there but law-makers ar too ollM law-breaker all over the world. Von no there and asb lor pal herrv. and' tber hand von sin i brown shert snd it i. brandy madeira, whiekey; andlbual uu lucee jiiiicui, uv severcHU seillora evads Ihsir-nwn ku Mnulh ilia Jutil wherein msy were pssssu an soman conctavo. il appear th.it tobacM i.

coMidsrod verv or-" fperly aa an article of lasbion. Al (tor, close io Ui Hotel, tli Hoard outsid In lor ma vou that smM Ihs tsshionablo lawubitee io be -tburMt mere, ore eenuemon'o shirt; collar, silks, baudkerebbia, anj Ilia beat chewing lobae- co. i)ut only "gl waatiingtoo. but nt other lerse lows, I bnvo seoww oilh nwearaaad ho- tiere this ooum stuekr no tn the cuiuhu chewing lobacc. so pmraieni lis habit of chewing, end so tatlle, Irom lonceM- loin, rid lbs ladies car about it, that 1 bsvo bMo I-' ,1..

io Umst pig nicely nrn-l i 1 1 IWIU lll.L WUIUla. M. anensea who- goiB -ami -wnin a -pw. mj aim, wbeO their wmns are tt fsult.sdrnintsler to their wants, thus merilmit their by such en Uearmg aolieitude. iCspt, sVorrjaji' Amtri.

'TvBBoa is-th CawH" Wo tinvo private advices from Washingten of tb moat gratifying imnortfor tbo iroo friend, ol lha country. The popular indication. In fsvor of General Harrbon nave etruca ine ennoriu oi ine anmuiisteaitori with a u.ralysio to wkieh are Uie avaiU of diilres. riu.ed every portiofl of the Uni- on, snu hm rsceipi oi saw signs or ten inoasand ret tare pouring in npnalb members dally, ut tering ins s.m oompismi, -cursing ma tamibio-uatioo, sod duinanding. a f.

form. Tbe Hung, th admioistralion oannot stand. Thero -are in deed indiMtione almost of a breaking upvTbe Sub Treasury bill ia dead It may indeed vivedtbt tbe aaks of appoarancas, in lh House; bul no hope of it passage are longer entertain ed by jUi friaoil it ba. left, Farther au'lt. Jib expediency of dropping Mr.

Van Bursa, aad on dcavnring to tally span somn -mora promising rsndidsle, privately dbonassd, ovm AWong sacred bgioo. Jdr. owing Ih it 1. kaalnetn elraw off. nad alv.

nnd MieMtbally ask. how Colmsl Benton ie I idvanoteg Ib In. asns-wawsf aenaosM. lsrss wsaba sg i. Cuchanan supporting Bkfttra'l Irteionary noNoasv amw sfwa.

pim pa a monomania Pu that eubjeot. Tbo PiMideot is about the Only mao tt ths capital who dream if a re-erection iV P. Cav AAt- 1 B. svsr rev ob 1 tM wii'M Fin Rnointnv IrTV. WILLIAM H.

HARRISON. nOi "b-o Thompson, prornntsd. Gaonon Wismwro. In lb earn iuoraal," pago 88, lh folbwing r-V iui Th SeMt proceeded to enneidar die aomtna- Hon of the Preeident ol tho United StitM, coo- lamed in bie message of 314 Oct. 17914 tod ra- ooisad, thai Ihny advbo and oonunt to th ap- on'mtmcnt of lh Deraona therein named, tn tbo office to whbb hey aro reapootivtly.nomlnn-'.

ao. 'i lfi Vf i jin H'f t- Ia tho mom Journal, 1793, page 3'2, bo towing unirr.nciTvasreb.siii7aia.f -Gentlemen of the SeMte 1 1 nominate lha foL towing perooM for and appointment Hs tb LegiM oi in Umteo Mateo, i t- tn hi fvn a to-ii. WILLIAM H. HARRISON. fUnaarvio Prior, promoted.

Gsoaoa W.snMOion. In tb asm Juurnal, page 134, ibo foibwiog 'Salordayyten. 83. The Senate took into oowisderaihin tho (na. Mgenrtbe riasilantotlh United Btatoa, nomU naling persons for promotions nnd appointnwnto io the, Leiinn of Hi.

United Stales. That tbo Senate ad rise end coansnt to the appointment respectively, agreeably to tbo nomioaltoa. i In the ear. Journal, 1797, page 250, Ih tol- lowing Ubitro Statu. July 10, 1797.

Gentlemen of the Senate: I nominate the following peraone fe pnmotioa.n4 appointmeuU In the Army of the U. State. Fitev Rso. or Iiramv WILLIAM H. HARRISON, Caadeia, rice King.bury, promoted.

-Jon. Ansau. On motion, il waa agreed, by unanimoweon-eent todiapenae with th rale, and that the nomination, be now considered. Whereupon, Resolved, Thai the Senate do advise and eon-sent to Ui. appointment, agreeably 10 tho iiomi-natiooa." In the Journal, 1798, page 381 1 Tuesday, June 88, 1798.

The following written meeasge wa received from the President of tbo U. 8-eUs, by Mr. Mal-eom, hie Secretary Gentlemen of the Sonata I nominate, cV. WILLIAM H. HARR180N, of Virginia, lo be Sseretavy Tarrtlery MeruaMit -of the River Ohio.

loan Ads Ms. Thursday, June 28, 1793. The Senate took into consideration the meoeago of the Preaid.nl of the U. Stales, of tbs 86lh instant, and the miuaiaatioaa oentained therein, dco. Whereupon, Reaolved, That tbey do advise and concent to tbe appointmeute agreeably to tbe aominatiooo respectively." In tbe same Journal, 1800, page 3S3, tha following Utnrnn Stavh, May 1800.

Gentlemen of the Senate I nominate WILLIAM H. HARRISON, of tha North Western Territory, to bo GeMraor tf tk hit Trriio-n. Jon Aoawo." Toeeday, May 15, 1800. Th Senate proceeded to tbe eons id statin of Ibo message of the Preaidsnt ef the United State of the 12th inet. end the nomination Onnteined therein, ol WILLIAM H.

HARRISON, to office. Whereupon, Resolved, Tbat tbey do advise and consent to tbo agrosably to tha nomination." Io the earns Journal, 1803, page 441, the following: ''Thursday, Fab. 3, 1803. A written message wae received from the Pro-aidant of lh Uuitod Stat, by Mr. bio Secretary.

"Friday, Feb. 4, 1803. The mesaige of the President of tho United States, communicated on the 3d February, was read as Ibllowat Genileoieo of the Senate: I nominate, dec WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, lo be Gs-emsr tf ndiona Territory, from the 18th day ol May next, when hie present commission as Governor will expire. WILLIAM HENRI HARRISON, ol Indiana, tn be Commissioner to enter into urt treaty or treaties which may be neeeeaiiry with al Indian Tribes Northwest of Ohio, and within ibo Territory of the United States, on the subject at' their boundaries or land. Taw.

Jar reason." Tucaday. Fab. 8. 1803. The Senile resumed the ooneideration ol tho message ef the President of the United Steue of reb.

3, nominating John flartm Baker and others, to airil and military appointments and Resolved, Thai tbey advise and consent lo the appointment, agreeably lo th nominations respectively," dti. In the same Journal, (vol. 3,) pages 44, 45, the following: Monday, Dec. 13, 1806. Tha following written Mesoeges were received from the President of the U.

Stales, by Mi.Colee, hi Secretary: To IM Senate of Ibo United Bute V.cn-cie having happened during the lut recess of the Senate, in tha following offices, 1 granted com-nf to the person herein named, to each respective vacancy; which commieeion will expire at the end of the present aenion of Uie Senate. I now, tboroioio, nominate the asms person, to tha aame office, respectively, for appointment. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON, of Indl-ana, lo be Gottntor fsdinaa. Tnoaaa Jxrraasos." Wednesday, Deo. The Senate resumed tbe conaideratian of tho nominalions contained in tlie inesuves reeeiswd from the President of tbo U.

8tlee. -oa ihs fi'h inst. and resolved that they advise end consent to lha epooialmeote of Livinutod. W. Mm.

Cbry, P. Curisnios, P. D. Snsnob, J. Birnee, W.

W. Parker, Pogo. W. Durham, E. Monger, W.

H. HARRISON, Ae. agreeably io their nomine liona rupeelieely." Io tb earn. Journal, page 130, 131, tb fullow ing Tueeday, Urn. 19, 1809.

Tbe following written moorage wu received from the Presideut of lb United by Mr. Graham. To th Senate of lb 8tales: The enanmia. aiona beretefore granted lo tb followrng persons', being limited in Ibeir duration, and now about to eipire, I nominnto them to tiio -earns offiess rupeclively annexed to ibeir names: It WILLIAM H. HARRISON.

avboM anosmia. ion Gsearnsr eAassaa Tmrritwy, witl enpiro on uie imn januiry mxi, io li lvemof ot the ame Territory, for throe years enauinc that deteV Jahm Mamsoo. Wednesday, Dec 80, 1809. Tb Saute look into esxMt.mtioa the mes sage ofth. Preeident of thoU.

H. -of ysstsmay, nominating Joseph Crockett and othcrsy to Wbsrsupoo resolvod. that tbsv do advise ami Onneenr to tbo appointmeute of Jne. Vlilbrd WILLIAM H. HARRISON, greebly to tbs, nomination, respectively." la the urn journal, iota, pp.

auo. 800, i axonosy, nev. ion, Th. fbllowiaf written meaaer was rveeived from (b President of tha United State, by Cob, hi To tb Senate of Ihs Uaited Slatest I smhm. bate the pertoM who pro owed In the the annexed lo IM enoioeed miter from ine Deeretary War, foe lha promotioM nnd.

nppoinintMts rwpMtively propootd, dko, t. th Ip Ho oantt ho oaat with ooaal Mtruoo oa tb part at me briead of ood 1 Howawia toa Ota nUiTlBniuan Tanaiom oi wgolar appieatieoahrpootee ecoaoaad oooof thw oldaat aailari oo pur onttM walom ho over boaa tb arm iod At thoa who aobly prU tbh iroi u' I owowa. the oooMtMeioJ prt-rorHyof tbw Lelarwy gcaoran tar c' so between hbJ to futlft and the of aa tot 'Joolo P-k Lawyer. o-wi a mm afgragate iaati aji cretin ia SroooM ooaaty. fjva the v-; '1 t.y WUHl ri.V..,oMWla.aWJa;.'T NMmbor9, 1811.

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