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venient book of reference throughout the year. The

price is daly 12§ cess per copy. or $1 per dozen.

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To-Dar's Qursipz—First Page: The Dominicans

sad Haytiens: Letter from Clocinnati, Landed Rights

and Exrcpesn Law; American Copper Mines Robert

Owen Reviewed Coilecticn of Military Fines. Fourth

Page: Postry—Winter apd Want; Ice Cutting on the

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Schuylkill; Gough in Boston; Sales of Stocks. Ship

News, &c.

EF Readers” ought to know that this paper is, al-

ways was and probably ever will be hostile to Nativism

—openly, earnestly so. Of course, we shall do what

wae can to prevent the confirmation of such appointments

as that of Geo. W. Woodward by toe votes of Whig Ser-

ators. Helis palpably one of the grandfathers of Nativ-

{sm, and deeply imbued with its proseriptive spiriz. We

40 not see what right any Native has 10 complain of this.

We never go out of our way to anack any body; but

such a selection as is contemplated for the Bench of the

Supreme Court involves a gross breach of faith to those

who made Mr. Polk President, acd sbould not prevail.

At all events, we shall do what we cen to prevent it.

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Texas in the Unfon.

According to the forms prescribed by our Consti-

tation, though we think in gross violation of its

spirit, Texas has become an integral portion of the

American Union. As such we shall henceforth re-

gard and treat her. We do not hear that avy at-

tempt is to be made to test the Constitationality of

the act of Annexation before our highest Judicial

tribuzal, nor do we suppose it would be successful

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

New-York daily tribune. (1845). New-York [N.Y.], 1845-12-31. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030213/1845-12-31/ed-1/?sp=2

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: New-York daily tribune, 1845-12-31.