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l ratify this Convention
MANUEL ANDRADE.
PROCLAMATION or BUsTAMENTE
To THE MEXICAN NATION

| To THE MEXICAN NATION.
.Mericcns-This day have been re-establisbed
in the capital OF the Republic, peace, order, and
the supremacy of the laws. The beautiful CITY
OF Mexico, the theatre for twelve DAYS of a san
culinary war, has recovered its liberties, and re-
turned to the enjoyments of social life. The
anarchists have been compelled by force to rive
up the place which they had usurped from the
supreme power; and those signs of determination
and death, by which the conspiracy of the 18th
was distinguished, will serve to ensure the fu-
ture tranquility and union Of the Mexicans.-
My heart has been oppressed at witnessing the
ravages of the city, exposed as it has been to all
the evils growing out of the acts of the dsturbers
of the public peace
The Government, the gallant Commander-in-
chief, the troops under his command, and the To-
cal authorities, have neglected no means to avoid
those excuses and disorders. And those forcible
measures which might have been used to put
stop to the seditlon in shorter time, were not
adopted for the reason that it would have caused
the effusion Of muck Mexican blood, which is
deemed precious by the Government, and which
would have been impiously shed among the anar
ehists. This consideration, and due regard for
the Interests of the city, as connected with its
wealth, its commerce, and more than all, its pa
cihc and sensible inhabitants, Influenced us to
concede to the leaders of the rebellion those per-
sonal guarantees which they have solicited
They did not deserve this but thew are Mexicans:
and how could it be denied to them, without in
evitably involving in their chastisement the en-
tire population, The Government ESSAYS to pre-
serve its power and dignity through humane
means. Mexicans. l congratulate you. This
triumph is sure precursor Of your entire recon-
ciliation; for the army and its faithful command
ers, have feelings corresponding with yours The
people have shown that they are worthy of inde-
Pendence; and the Almighty has not permitted
tins Capital to be destroyed amid the horrors Of
civil war. Mexicans. the Republic will be ag-
gFan.dized, il we all cooperate for its welfare
and its prosperity.
ANASTASIO BUSTAMENTE.
Mexico, july 9th. 1910
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TWELFTH WARD TIPpEcANoE CLUE

TWELFTH WARD TIPpECANOE CLUB.
Extract from Proceedings Of Thursday, Seq
TENDER 3D..
EeSoIred, BY the First Baltimore Tippecanoe
Club of the 18th Ward, that the nomination by
the Harrison Convention, at recent meeting,
in pursuance of authority vested in them by the.
Wing voters of Baltimore, of
JAMES L. RIDGLEY, Esa.
As candidate for State Senator, meets She COR
dial appreciation, and will receive the undivided
support of this Club.
ReSolced, That we highly approve of the Id
mination made at the same meeting, of
THOMAS YATES WALSH,
STEPHEN COLLINS,
THOMAS SEWALL,
ROBERT PURVIANCE, S.s and
C. L. L. LEARY, Esqs.
As candidates for the House of Delegates, all OF
them being tried citizens, well Known TO the
community possessing stern intog ity and greal
moral worth And, believing that the interest S
of our city could not be placed in safer hands
and that the members of this Civ b, individually
and collectively, pledge to said ominations their
hearty and undivided support
ReS0Ioed That the nominal ION for reelection
of our present excellent May or, SHEPPARD
C. LEAKIN, ESQ. alike distinguished for bis
abilities to perform the dates Of the office, as
for his active, energetic, aid untiring extrions
to fulfil said duties-meess the same uno dalifed
appreciation of the Club.1ad will, at the proper
time, receive the same unqualified support
Resolved, That the p Proceedings of this meet
ing be signed by tho President and Secretary,
and published in the w hig papers of this city
VINE. P. STEWART, Prest.
JOHN r. PIPER, Rec. Sec. ApEG
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LocoPoco-OUTRAGE.-The New York Express
contains paragraph headed, "Cutting do,er the
american .tids," from which it appears that at
the great celebration at Brooklyn on Thursday,
the Wings had floating, for their banner, on the
Liberty pole, near the ferry at the foot of Fulton
street, the .4naericaa flag, a standard that all
ought to be proud Of The loco-focos could not
bear to see this emblem of American valor, and
some of them had the meanness, surreptitiously
to cut the halliards, and consequently PROSTATE
the flag. The Wings however,in few moments
repaired the outrage by placing the staff in its
former position.
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. 05-ANNUAL SALE The annual szle held by the.
Ladies' Benevolent nciey of the Third Presh yerian
Church, .Euiaw street: Hill commence sa TUESDAY,
Tue 9Th INST, at III a. iDck The lsrture room Of
said church The sle WILDE Continued through the re
mandes of the wee.1 from 10 o'elaGk L. L. ill 10 oclk
p NJ. each day The articles 10 he otsg I'd al this sale
both useful and ornamental. comprise, an unusual va
iiety, and will he sOaf at moderate IHs es The ladies
request their old customers and the sJ ic generally TO
afford them their patronage, with the ssuranee that no.
efforts shall be wanting their part 40 make the visits
OF Their friends agreeable IS
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CoUNTERFEITERs ARREsTED-At Newark on
Thursday were arrested two men, who repre-
sented themselves to be John L. Henry and Den
mis- Root, carpenters at Niblo's theatre, New
York. They had just stopped 1T the hotel with
one horse wagon, and have been traced as far
in the interior as Springfield In passing through
Camptown they passed counterfeit bill at Ross's
store. One of them was detected putting some
thing in his mouth as they were entering the of
fee, which, upon his being Immediately throttled,
proved to be counterfeit 81 bill on the 'EUnion
Bank OF the City of New York" letter f., No.
1876, and dated July 4, 1889, They were com
rnitted for trial.
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ELECTION pRTYTING.

" 4YEfE SUBSCR1BER has furnished his Printing
a Office with LOG CABINS and other suitable
aNGRAVING for Election Tickets, Ha3dbs, Badges.
&C., which he IS prepared to print at the shortest posi-
BILE notice. Orders addressed to him from distance
| Will be executed wiki promplness. Prices very low.
JOSEPH ROBINSON, Printer,
| Bookseller and Staoner ITO Baltimore street.
| 8CeEvery description of JOB PRINTING attended
| Ia usual. sep9
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Extract of a letter, dated

DOVER, Del.) Sept. 4, 1910.
l can assure you that Delaware is safe for
HARRISON, and in my Judgment, BY larger ma
iority than she ever gave for any candidate, for
the office of President, at popular election
have been through the State, and am conf
dent. In Sussex county, there will be fierce
trial for the Legislature, as two Senators in
Congress depend on the election in that county
But there, too, we safe.
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DR. CD.

On the dinst. LEyINi HLLMON, after long and
painful Illness OF a6out y years standmg-for many
years a master OF jsyessea out OF tins port.
On the 9TH inst JOHss son of Henry and Sophia At
knsony aged & years y I'd months. Norfolk papers
please copy.
In Talbot couptysN3 on Tuesday LIST inst. after
lingering Illness DIS, y LIZABE1H HlNpMAN in the
yum year o. ncr age espected and beloved by all who
hao me pleasufe-oths acquaintance
AZ GTeenwieai -Gt on Thursday, Aug. 9th, the Rev.
iSAAC LENhSD. d. in the 9Sth year of his age, and
IN the seventy seceE ID year of his ministry
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CORRESPONDENCE.
General Urea to General T1clencia.
PALACE. July 26th. IS4(

PALACE, July Goth, 1910.
Most Excellent Sir,
The present state of the war, calls for ter
mination. OF this your Excellency must be
aware. Reasonable terms will conciliate u.s.
To the point. 1t is desirable that your Excel
lency should suspend hostilitie;, and indicate to
me point where commissioners from both par
ties may meet. This the couat1y demands, and
its imperious voice should be listened to. God
and Liberty. JOSE UREA.
To his Excellency Gen. Don Gabriel Valencia
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PUBLIC MEETING IN ANNE ARUNDEL CoUN-
TY.--There will be public meeting held on SATUR-
DAY, the 18th of September at ten O'Clock, A. M,
near Herring Greek Church, in the eighth election dis
tret OF Anne Arundel comfy; to which the and
candidates are respectfully invited without distinction
Of party a dinner will be prepared on the occasion,
and speakiAg will commence at ten O'Clock.
Joseph G.. Harrison, Philip Pindeil,
James Kent, William H. Hail.
Thomas ]. Hall, G.. Winterson,
VIM. ]. w. Compton, Thomas Weems,
Edward Hall. BENJAMIN Wells,
Cephas Simmons, John skinner.
David Griffith, Thomas Gilnn,,
David G. Weems, VIM. ii. Wood
John E. NutweIl, Charles Hodges,
Geo. w. Nutwell, Samuel Smith,
sep 8-d5t
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MR. VAN BraEN's LETTER.

We copy on the first page, another letter from
MIR. Van Buren,. Hc strives hard to catch the
nulliiers. bu: it won't do We would ask why
Mr.. Van Buren's Northern friends do not pub
lish these letters; and why do not his friends
quote extracts from them2 Is it not because he
sinks himself deeper every effort he makes to
get forward?
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TENTH WARD.--A Special meeting Of the Tenth
Ward Tippecanoe Club will be held at Mrs TEMPER
ley's, corner Of Howard and Mulberry streets on no
MORROW EVENING, 9Th inst, at O'Clock. AZ bu-
siness Of importance VIII b fore the netting h l.
expected that the members of the Club viii be puacuaI
In their attendance.' BY order,
sepa 70 ELLIOT Old. POOR, seq,y
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nIARIsIEw

On Sunday morning 9th inst 81 ST Jamess Church. by
the RSy T J I B Gids@ JASg IS WaITEFoRD, to
On Thursday, 3D. nsts WIZ lam a. CIiFI COTT
to Miss SOPHIA A. DEAN, be tn OF Dorchester county,
Md.
AT New YORK, on Wedne+ lay, I'd inst by the Rev.
d.. Minor, J. S. MAGDOh1 LII, Esq of Cornwall u
O. barrister at law to CHEZ slime, daughter of the
Hon. GeoEse AZ Waggamap5 of Louisiana
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RAILROAD AccIDEsT.--An accident happened
on the railroad between Richmond and Frede-
ricksburg, on Wednesday evening. piecs of
wood was inadvertently lcftupon the road, which
track, severely injuring the engineer, fireman
and mail agent. go.
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Thomas Reilly, road contractor, who resided
at the Falls of the Schuyllill, was found drown
ed at the Chestnut street wharf, Philadelp hia, on
Thursday He was highly esteemed by his
friends, and had acquired by his industry consid-
cradle wealth. He had also been married just
one week the night on which the fatal accident
befeil him, to Mrs. Evans, daughter of Robert
Evans, tavern keeper at the Falls of Schuyll5ill
lie is believed to have had about $4,000 in notes
in his pocket when last seen.
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HARRISON AND REFoRM.-

HARRISON AND REFQRM.-It was resolved BY
the Wings of the fith sixth and seventh districts OF
Cecif county, fSd. i'm convention assembled hold
pubic meeting in the woodss Battle Swamp, two
miles from Port opposite, on the l2iir Of September
next at ten o'clock, number Of distinguished
speakers wilLbe there. The runOus measures of the
present Government will ks fully and distinctly pointed
out; the poseal doctrines ut the day. ably and cleaT
Defined dinner Gin Log Cabin siyel will be served
up OH the occasion. ALLare nFited 10 attend.
By order, CIV. KIDD,
aug 70 Secretary.
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ANCIENT CoN.-We have in our possession a swe-
dish about the size fa6s cent piece which was
dug up in the garden of the Black Horse Tavern, near
this cit; and which bears the date 1885, and is
quently 900 years DID, II coined in te reign
ofChristian ~ 1t was no doubt lost by some of the
early settlers of this state.-Delapars SessiseI.
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QCATHE COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS,
app05hted by the Wings Of e3d Elecli9n District OF
Anne Arundel County, do respectively invite tine vo-
ters said county and the SeFa Candidates to attend
meeting to be seid at the pRae of Neutrality-suspicious. in
said district on THURSDAY the 18th day of Ssepten-
Der next, commencing at ii O'Clock, A. kf 1t is ex-
pec'ed that the meeting wilibe addressed BY the Cand
dates as well as by several invited guests. au 81
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LIST OF oFFIC E-HOLDERs.

We continue to-day our list of oifice-holders,
and call the attention of our friends throughout
the country he record. 1t viii be seen that
the list is large and the pay enormous.
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CONFIRMED THIEF.-The Richmond Star mentions
the case ola young in thai city respectfully connec
ted who successfully entered the Baptist churches
in that city and stole the Bibles, which he afterwards
Sold He committed to prison. and was scarcely in
there an hour before he stole 81 cents from fellow
prisoner.
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Translated for the New Orleans Bulletin.l

Translated for the New Orleans Bulletin
From the Government Journal Of .Merico, July
26th.
AS we promised yesterday, we insert in our
paper of to-day, the correspondence between the
leaders of the two beligerent parties, which
opened the way to the adoption OF basis for the
cessation of hostilitieS, by which our beautiful
city has been afflicted and endangered since the
18th instant. The disturbers of the public tran
guilty have received an impressive lesson. An
immers SC majority of the nation is decidedly
averse to assisting in insuuecuonary movements,
under whatever specious preteXt a small number
of men attempt to Overturn the social and legal
order of the affairs of our country. The conduct
of the supreme government, in promptly putting
an end to the deplorable disorders, is creditable
alike to their energy and their clemency. The
blood of Mexican citizens, so precious; the stu
aton of the capital of the republic and the evils
which threatened its peaceable inhabitants, cried
aloud for an end to the scenes of carnage and
desolation, which must be the inevitable result
OF further conflict.
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The Board of Commissioners, under the Con-
vention of 18th April, between the United States
and Mexico, has been organized since the 25th
ultimo, and is row holding its sessions at the
Department of State. The members of the Board,
as constituted, are Gov. w. L. Marcy and Judge
John Rowan, on the part of the United States,
and Don Pedro Fernandez del Castillo and Don
Joaquin Yclazquoz de Leon, on the part of the
Republic of Mexico The respective secreta-
ries to tie Mixed Commission are Messrs. Alex
ander Dlmitry and Lucas de Palacio Maya
rola-.Nat. Intel
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They have infant nine months old in Green coun-
ty Ga whose head weighs more than all the rest of its
bodybeng IS inches in circumference. At its birth,
its head was not of uncommon sze but since then all
its growth has been monopolized by that member
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Extract ola letter, dated
BUFORD'S BRIDGE, (S.C)l
2IeE Aurusb 1910

Gen. DUFF Green For truths sake send me
the Pilot, that may once more hear some politi-
cal truths, which l can depend upon, have read
slang enough in the Mercury for one election,
and now wish some of your old Jeliersonian con
sistency, such as you used to give US in another
paper, in '2S '29 80 and afterwards.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
BALTIC IORE. sEPTEMBER 8.
81 PERFECT GEM


IN THE WAY OF A PERIODICAL ~
II ADDE'S COMPANION. The September
ma huinna of this most excellent periodical is
" contains most beautiful engraved plate of Mount
Ida IN b1is' tate, with view of Albany and the Hud
son nFsr' lso plate giving the fall fashions Just
ceivedfrT Paris Tie literary contents are ycry rich
LII You hearts-lift your hand " by Dawes, is GEM
''The La In,ed Homesieadv by Herbert il admirably
depicted Mrs Osgood, Mrs Stephens. Mrs Embury
and SaH uel Woodwork have each enriched the ma
ges OF he work The ''Death of Mars" by Hamilton
rs Won n the slIhscrn,ion pce of the COMPANION for
years the reader
f5 ms, So per year or % cts. each number
w. NJ nARRISON'S
Literary Rooms, % ~ Gay 81 near Fayette.
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BALTIMoRE OoUM M.

NOTICE.-Tl.s Presden9of the Iseveral TppeeanOe
Cls5s, of BALTIMORE county, jEe uuested to meet at
North Bend, in the City of BaltnsF e, on SATURDAY
the l4th of SepteRlber inst at ii a. clnck1he Central
Committee is also requestedto ct at the same time
ana place. GALLO sept 7.
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{G5- WING MEETING.-There will be a Wing
meeting at the house of William Dunn on the Washing
ton Turnpike road, on WEDNESDAY, the 9Th of Sep
TENDER The Wings OF she 4tl election district of Bal,
timore cosnty and city, are respectfully invited To-
tend, as several ddresses will be delivered. sens
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The New York Comptroller has advertised for a fur.
therloan of 900 70 aid in the enlargement Of the
Eie Canal Proposals viii be received until The l5th
of0ctober. ftt
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r5-THE WING STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
TEE will meet THIS AFTERNOON, the 9th inst, at
O'Clock. MI WILLIAMS, Chairman.
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The late census of New Orleans, gives population
of 100000. This shows how rapidly that city is grow
ing census taken in the winter would undoubtedly
show very much larger population.
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ih7-The GOVERNMENT of the HARRISON AS
ISOLATION, will meet at NORTH BEND, on THIS
EVENING, the 9th inst, at half past O'Clock.
seps VIM. w. MCCLELLAN, Sec,y
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The VALUE or A CousTy.-The assessed value of
the real estate of Kings County, N. Y which embra-
Brooklyn and several other Furnishing towns, is
S25 05l O25. In 1885, the assessment was s27 lo 1871
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e. win the author of communication
headed "a Petdcoat Sketch" call upon the edi-
tor of the Pilot'
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BETTING or ELE crIoNs-A large number of persons
were gathered together Saturday evening in Ces-
nut street, Seventh, where heavy bets were made
upon the result of the Presidential election The pre-
iminarcs were settled by the parties at hotel in the
neighboloOd. Those concerned cannot be citizens of
this State or ifthey are they be Indifferent to their
privilege and right to at the election, which are
certainly cut ofby being parties to wager-Phtlcdel-
phic Ledger
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not obey any order OF mine which may be con-
rary to my duty and the post occupy. Al
though | am decided to die before prove recre-
ant to my obligations, still it will not be diff
cult to forge my signature
"Be good enough to have this explained to
Congress, and those generals and chiefs who pre-
serve sentiments of honor and fidelity.
ANASTASIO BUSTAMENTE.D
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SHERRY AI.TY.

NWEN BOULDIN returns his sincere thanks
W for the liberal support he met with ON the recent
Canvas, and informs his friends that he viii continue to
be Candidate for the OFFICE OF SHERIFF at the
next Election
an II dam
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BALTIMORE COUNTY.-TAe TippeoanOe Club
OF me llth Election District hste the friends of the
'afnef OF North Rend y and all Others, to partake of
log eabn fare, at Burton's Taaem, uls from Bal
nmofF, on the Hartford Turnpike on THURSDAY, the
lUh OF september, at II O'Clock. AMI Several dis
unsusshed irieads Of tile cause. yeiR be present,
s . DAM
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
montgomery Blair, of Missouri, to be attor-
ney Tor the United States in and for the district
of Missouri. ~
Christian [. Gebreeht, Of Pennsylvania, to be
engIaver OF the mint Of the United States at
Philadelphia, wee Wn. Kneass, deceased.
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DEMOCRATIC WING NOMINATIONS.
FOR PRESIDENT,
WyT. HENRY HAIR sslSON,
OF OHIO,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.

WHIG ELECTORAL TICK ET
FOR MARYLAND.
David HOFFMAN, for the Western Shore
.EOKIN L. KERR, fog the Eastern Shore.
4STIOMAs A. SPENCE, of Worcester couasy.
z. LOCK ER1IAN, ofTalAos Co
GEORGE HOWARD, ofAn4e Arundel coanty
JOHN p. KENNEDY. of Baltimore city.
RICHARD j. BOWIE, Of Montgomery aOHnty.
JACOB n. PRESTON, OF Hartford county
JAMES II. COAIAE, of Frederick county.
WIZ. II. VVOOTEN, of Prince Georges county.
------------
WHG CANDIDATES FOR BALTIMORE.
FoR STATE SENATOR.
JAMES L. RIDGELY.
For THE House OF DELEGATES.
THOMAS YATES WALSH.
DIR. STEPHEN COLLINS.
THOMAS SENVELL.
c. L. (. LESART.
ROBERT PURVIANCE, Ssrl'r
FoR MAx9R.
GEN. SHEPPARD c. LEAKIN.
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WHlG MEEFlNG.--There will be Wing meeting
at the house of William Dunn, omthe Washington turn
PIKE road, ON WEDNESDAY, he 9Th of September, at
O'Clock, T. NJ. The Wings of lie 9TH election district
OF baSmore county, and city, respectfully invited
10 attend, several addresses will be delyered seq
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Eraisrants arrived i Quebec this yea to the
zsh uit., z0,s9ss Last year to the same date.