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New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
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STATE OF HEw-YoRK-lS CH4ScsRY William
- iagli' 1nc George Rome lfrees, &c Edmund Wilkes
:nt cthe.s
Pu.aantto deorea order OF ih. Court made in the aboe
entitled bearing date The 9th day August 49,; will
~ sold Pgale ton under the direction ub.oTe
Of the Msster-Jt this Cont ID. c ~. Pell Co.
ti3neer.) the Hercha Exchange the city OF Ne~-York
Tuesday M 2 u Superintendent Il oclook of
iai e those cert in lots OF land sit lying and 5eing in
the ~,h "ad Of tn City of S.wY)rk, and known ard
'trsu''hei ep Of III property o Grrgs Hapeye Esq
crf in7 Glass-'ipu,e ann, de ny d ine Even CITY
>u,T yer. IN the month # May thou ard eight hundrd
and jhyhFee, ard file il the oc> Of III, Register Of the
city and County q NeSYoi. the first day f February
or thousand light huadf,d aud hyGuf. a. lots ruhsI
$50 to hundred sai i1hfy-for. (225 two lTn4f-da
.htT-hve ztl So hundred ID eightyS, sed beincon the
s,tn side # ThirtySeye:ih the a 7 being seh
hunrec feet in length each side add twetynseet IN
arad.h In font End her with oil md singular the
tenement hesd et- and IopuIt-nces he:suntO n-org
irs IL any vie apP@Etlnins. D4t.d ''e~YoEk, August
2 1871.
.H.N 2a-ts2l y john-.tIe't
The ,e Of The above described property postponed until
tn 2 dsy Il Oc95ef TIE huuS and place
Dated New York, September q, ls4I.
WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL
- 2lgtD-l Master il Chlncety. - .tre.,
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MoRIsoN. MOAr & Co.
BRUSH College Of Haal.h, Ha.a,l,o, Place,

New Road Losdoa, April >, 1871.
" B. Il viii be remembered that Messrs. horisons ste
agent, Mr. Tsyor wrapped up and sold hsir medicines
the public printed l4oe therefore such will noT 10
loa-er &c gcnSiue The meGrncs Of ih= Brsa College
Of Health sill heacefarth be old England. with me
words Noslsos's u:;iyzas,L MEDICINES sngrlT>d IL
h:te le ,srs u3oa rel gfosad, ls5e affixed
e-cl box or paehet. - In
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

P|IRI()I( SI()|Z.

Tas Stove IS constructed of the best quality OF Ru.'i
sheet ircu r7on the cylindrical Plrn-be furnace or hie'
eh,mbar occup, ing part OF the ccrtre cylinder 10
which l., attached m atmospheric Rareier upon ench ,lde
Of tabular form and lined throughout The heat thstb
e.. chamber passes between the lmags OF the
.sc Tor faciators they are called INTO the base
At the bottom aud Of air continually rssans
through the tube, which left open at each end for
that purpose, great amount OF rarehed OF warm
air into the apartment The purity and soilness OF the
air IN n room heated by this Stove are peculiar ana re-
tina heat bcr. dili cd from, great extent OF
surface moderately heated. The hes tel air entering the
wings or sides of the SioTc descen' ana .peads over
tho entire surface the base the botto keeping tho
colder portion of the the floor III CONSENT en-
culatsnn the meantime preserving entirely romeo
amIuator rendering this stove perfectly sale ana asree
abie for apartments Of inysds sleeping rooms, &c And
n this Is The olv stove that las the radiator and hollow
base combined the pubic respectfully invited TO ca
and exeminc It before purchasing elsewhere. Manniac
tured by J & +. BhCkUS. 81 Bowcry New York, where
can be seen great number of commentators from gen
toriep who have l.ed these stoves IS In
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

II KENNEDY, latey rom Troy, ~ Y. takes
re this opportunity TO izfos1n his old Customers
Clinton Hair Cutting Curling and Shaving Saloon 1872
Claton, corner ofraad Having rad long eT.e-
rie0ce IL the busaes= he copeten. TO cut aud curl
Hair IN The most fashionable style. Please give call
% in
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
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. rz-e p FOR NEN5,-RGE, LANDING At
$50 Csl.DH Ellis VEST POINT &C0t.D
77s1rzs- sPR INit;s Tie ,ieamhoa; HliHLhN-
DER Captain Boaesi Wartrop. va! Leave the foot Of
Va--c=-s::oe;, Ssvi.r. ee--: doHtsy, IhuF>day and
Saturday afternoon. AZ O'Clock.
Rc;arni-s. the HIGHLANDER will leave Newbu-gh
evcry Tc.Isy morning o'clock, AID Tuesday acf
FrTiay afternoon al c'-iocs.
Pr freight or rss---, sIry to no Captain beard
y R-Al baggage AMI freight ri every description ard
bill ~ spec put ~ board is boat must DC at the risk
al see oTuer thereof -i- a Of lad-ng or receipt l.
.!rned Tor ne same Jy1s
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
PROF. OLMSTED'S PATENT STOVES,

BEERS, CHURCHES X NURSE
RGES.--Tke most economical
Store cycr mGGc-As the season
for procuring stoves Is near OF
hlun, the proprietor calls the at
tention Of those in want Of good
article To- the Olmsted PateHt
Stove. Thee stoves have for the
In, 80. "a, ~ year. tspu hpC.re
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
JupORTANT SoT5EE.-liozsaso Ms

Ilf-U e Z IT = = = = - 4 II F|4f =
PlLLS-Ihe Pabi; ef Amefica are Informed inas me
British Celler- Of Health L9nton have tlsmss Mr.
Taylor. Of - BrogivAy NeE-Yors, As tlcr General
Acert and that now IA, they haze 30 longer
general aeeltiG An-rica Ths + particularly Impressed
on the people OF ;ae UHijed States. well knoFn
tiai ergl ird ids- sHdeayoFng 10 palm cf their
medicines under fl3a thlt thcg acting general
agents TO The establishment D London.
M.rc. snrs Ira -. AGENT, and Others, NAV be sup
Piled on the same esm- late NJ Taylor, by
sending heir orders i-s=rs. hO&lSDN at the
Briush College OF desJh, Hamilton Pl,ce, New Road,
London. when Ihev sal Obtain the tic Certih
cate OF tee genuincuess Of TIC Medicines.
Look the revocation of '.. Taylor appointment
and other PARTICULAR tn Ne~fork and other papers.
All detts owing 70 Mr. Tag % for sorsons Medicines,
-r. 10 be paid 10 Tessrs. FIRTH & HALL, Of Ffackin
Ssy-I York
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
SILVER MEDAL AWAkDED.
rENk.,S E,AsEN |: AELE Zoo e y q

&.
N CHAIR-l3il-ls 20 offered, mueh improved.
VIII rock OF itself VIII please even al infant
VIII give perfect VIII confor, the aged.
WlllnoI get OF order. VIII Prove family ccrF!crt
l. this sufficient In sickness or IN heath
Rock, rock IL Kings chair, there's c harEl ~ It
That ,oothes all the of suffering huns MY
Tell OF the piearure there Is IN The u-e OF II,
Rocking sc freely-of ease the reality.
The regulating OF this Char makes II effect eqtai
distnc and -epaFaic chars consequently tss sur
Chaser OF Kings -efRockcr buys the CHEAPEST as
vel the easiest and best rocker IN the market
N.B-vhe rockers Of TIM char present ob'r1ctlcn
neither do they the carpet
Always hand the following patent Chairs, all war
rsGteS 10 get OF order:
REVOLVING CHAIRS, RECUNREST CHAIRS,
RECuABENT REIOLVINS CHAIRS. LlBS Aff
CHAIRS, WRITING CHAIRS, STUDY CHAIRS,
uFFlCE CHAIRS, with great variety, all made sor
especial and comfort All kinds of chairs made TO
u der.
The subscriber confines himself exclusively TO the nia
nufIcture OF chairs 81. W. KING
Paien; Chair Maker, No. i74 Broadsay,
ol3T New York. between Grand Il Brcome -
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

IOICP0isAi .aUNEY OF LlVERWORr.-
1 NoNiils PcctoraI Honey OF Lyersort, prepa5ed
only by Joseph Nowil the city Of New-iorA Is the
urcat ard most ciicacious remedy for Coughs, Colds,
A,tsms Whoopns Cough and all affections OF the Heart
rni Lungs leading 10 uu.puoH.
/. sold atthe low price OF two shlIugs per bottle
For sale Nhoiesae aud retail the Original Depot
- Niadi on cor Catherine and retaled by II. V. Bush oil
4,clay st Aarc- Gilbert ITO Fulton and 22S Bowery; jas
II Hat us Broadway Of Chambers street; and %
Hui,on coz. Of Moth Moore -. w. H. Dusenbcrry,
IVES Greenwich, Conn. and retaIled by Druggists IN
cycsy Guy the ugi0n.
BE sue that esrh .utsje wrapper bears the Sna
'use OF Joseph >ow full without "hich nono are GENT
me 20 lmcoI
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
STOVES.

- The subscriber. GOV oder Is
S57f; to the pubic Superior lot Of ,SEzY:siS
Ia Stoves, comprising CoOSize NY
f9 Stoves of all 'ires constructed for eos or soos
= ,ad Parlor Stoves, If various patterns, for So
wood ,nd coal. In offering PATTERN vita e
rce,nt improvements, We have the f.est eonddeucs 4
pleasing all ~ho shall favor Us with their patronage. Il,
Stoves We sell TO BE sed Fi,a anthracite coal all CO..
,truc,si with the evcrable fie which ha. been pror,
to be tho ouy ooe cor good bakihs Stove. II.
PARMALEG PATENT M, established for ,.elf a repa.
,.,eu Aer>to orc vpcqGaed his city We, cOut!a,.
to awe the exclusive ,s- Of his valuable Stove s,r.s
gers listing The city ~oall 4, ncl to call ald examu.
our Stoves ard p'ic's
HOUSE \ MORRISON. e'5 Water ,;rec,
n ~ irnnsl, - d
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

Nc DETERGENT viii r-evcut The Consumption. and
ia the first stages cure 1t II rs suA Ut 20 Nature.
every redcine ought 10 he. It gives the luD.- rest
ccPt the respiratory action invites the hnmos ln-chsiay
TO the suIiace Nltr-- designs theIn dmlnshes
sr;eris action AID the work done uordinate -elf
does prcmst proprietor make the above dsca-
but philanthropy, wh competency as an a-so-
cia,e Ths article wish thr Bioolroot PHI aud Anti
Dy-peptic Stomach Bitter inten!cd ~ aux'afis- 10 IN
Vegetable Pumouic D-;crctt constantly lo1 ,ale AZ No
IS, Chatham street t:raturoGs sd.ice gwen win the
theory sni testimonial To- plmPhet f3Iin by the funcs
hunbc servant % I'm. GEO. ROGERS VI n.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
GIEi-EI
=HsN

the public and gen orally we'll known require
much to sid their favor Oar Stoves made OF
the bcs, material aud IN tho Hiost ornamental style.
The proprietor would caution the public about The
many Stoves made of the olmsted Stove, but
differing in III cs-'nusl parts. aud would recon-
neud 10 all 10 call and examine his assortm mt
winch surpassed in point of beauty utility and
vii hr ourd to be- cheap At nny other establishment
All kinds Ot rors collected snd attended TO with
p.ump,n-ss. JA>ES !. +. DEAN, 20 Water-st
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
ma, vy,s EsNTENT COOK.


Drs. Smith AMI Bailey Aldermen Hall, Campbell ;Si
Westeryelr; Mcssrs Lowther and Iaing coal dealers
Also the certificates of Rev. Mr. Chase and IT, H. hal
E-q latc Mayer of Brooklyn
Mr. Jorcaa l.. noit-Sr: In reply TO yourself this ha
tao pleasure stating hat tho cooking stove procured
of YOU winch ha, been III my laaily for nearly
year has proved entirely satisfactory.
The Scf-Fecding apparatus hao peculiar advantages
and undoubtedly mac TO lessen the consumpuoa
Of fuel
The Revernbo + uc II the only arrangement Ia"
seen ny winch bnAing can be done as even on all sid
top and Bottom in : hri K
The case with which any defective part can be removed
AND renewed renders tn S'o'e lasting aud economical
and the oNrcmc aptitude ri al ihe parts show 1t to have
been the result of ro,IIy cNpcrc, rather than acei
dental compilation As whole The stove eHbodes more
practica! . IL it, construction, "ud T. better adapted~
the evc,l g.es of tho l.-hen hau .ny other that b..
come under ms noIee SgneJ.
Oc,gb 1911 ISL MAPEs
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

T.; cHANcERT-Eeiare the Wee Chmeelor.-willism
! lreli, - 81 rrlstees. &c Edmund Nilse. ~.
STATE OF NJ" YORK SIN pursuance ola decrete
order oithe Court Chsnccry made entitled
by the Vice Chancellor the h,t Circuit will nc sold public
suction under the direction tie Subscriber ofhe
1T the ,l Co.rt, thu Nerchtnt. Exchange ia the city
Sew Yox. rs J5me. NJ. Miller i CO.. Aucton.ers. the
2 d,y September 1884, l2 o'clock Of that
Ill ty-e certain lots OF land situate lying and being in the
twelfth ward OF the city Of New YORK. and known and d,
unguishef mtp of the property Of George Rarelys
esquire called the Glass Hou- Farm, made by Daniel Even
lily urveyor the month Of May thousand eight buns
rel and ihnyihree and filed in the Register, office efthe
city -t county IT Sew YORK the ft dy Of February
hou.and eight hund-d a thy-faur. lots number. i've
hundred nneyfv, t595l, hundred and nineiy,ix
55l i've hun rcd aad noeyeven (5g7 FIVE hundred and
ir-ty-ighl (59sl, fv. hundred y-npe t5e9
hundred 0ol hundred and one (60l, being the
north side street aud oeee the eighth and
ninth the said U being each ght feet
Gche length esch side and twenty-five in breadth
in front and rearpgsher With al and singular the tene-
meats he edsents snd appurt.ninces eTeuno belonging
Or IN ,ny"ise PeftalnI1s.-Dlied Augusta 4. 1911.
PHILO II. RuGGLES
.u2a 2t4rS2l Master n ChaRcery.
ra sale above described premises Adjourned 10 the
2ls LAY Of October neAt. Dated Sept. p, I2+l.
PHILO r. RuGGLES
~ 2lwfD Mastery n ch1urpry
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
Or. r. FELiX GOuKAup'S
RTlCLES FOR THE TOlLE /.

7 . ~, ill., ,,,,n,.J
.)CB!lf APPRobAI IoS nes 30 'ip POI
: the ,upcIloIlil c! W I'll; D., ~ c. ,,
Urls = 9, he f,cS b,c, Of
ns U NO X e f5,, ii,,. need be laid IN 1t.
bsvon me nsr- ns1orrcemrut that it combine,
-. !.,..,t ,r,., AID ~. c,ntnetely Lani>hed
IN 10 ,,,s,,sr1fions which have hitherto been
W. Wv a, ., -s,,,ye hair
,,',i-p ,Grn,- l,,t- DF nv ,IrTE or True Water OF
"yON,e = - -, -. 49,, n,,nIe. blo,cbr.
heau';' loF telh''''S 'u' res,,ng deli,
sores nufns. ana all CUT l.'S'> g '3' - tss,,,
cA' " me ma g. ue0" '' nv. III ''N - Ne
juvenile aicariIeS - o, , pVV,e 9,,-,t. - ms
NuN '.NON 49, - - - - i ut, ar
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21

d COOKING STOVE Tor col CT coal = ss in'rodse.t
,1to In, CIV IN ;he ,prne OF T. . siaee wheh Ii.
ale IN CRY aad sseNhers has oeen very great
- Of the oven. wbich capable Of hiking 'x sfas
I ~ h,s, m the bc>t manner with a. hiile fgel ~
Ia a. shor, ,ime \, suy other Stove. BY SIMPLE Hc,,-
80, - the stow the fc MAY DC moved II inche. near.,
-, 80 r,,,,, 80, oven tber.by increasing dzis
,.,n,r tn, he.t TIVE Siov has ioue boiler holes, sr4
n,bls fd,nr ss much work sgy other ever essss.
TO the Public u-u-
general assortment % stores hoHoN y" are s'o7s-
= ~. ~ n MIcKES Gal svatcr.. ,rs..
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
81 ). 90 assKfE il.sRu 20 !,

- C.|,sa "a r4tf! AZ i (. II = g TN -
-, FALL ARR .NGEAENT.-ra a steam
'-ssss' boat OSIRIS Capt J. u Nlar-, viii
commence running Saturday, September 18th fol-
loTs-leavc Fuos liarket slip Elst Riyor Every Sat
uraay At 10 o'clock A y. Tuesday, Wednesday and
Friday at O'Clock, 4. II.
Returning, leave Red Bank every Monday morning at
10 O'Clock, A. ST. Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday,
at half past - O'Clock, T. 81.
The boat will run -bovn rnl farther uotiee,
iration roo weather permitting. 80 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
Fov-,gE vs.ryCEy.
FiT NOTTN -

Fal,elinad. can
not destroy one Truth.
'rHc truth j., well III
rcct"d experience viii
c!ic.i ;ao truin, and the
- evsratlou Is
p:eI.ca;ed on 80 years
experience ~ ihe field Of
uc .iclnr. ,ud the result
Is thl- iii- compssir-u
d ,porinptsd ROGERS
PHI SO
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
STOY Is

STOVES, STOVES, 2J7s BLEECKER- ST.
. large assortment Of Stoves for wood eosi saab,
for large or small families Also for sale. Hall and Pa,
%. Stores Of the l4sesi patterns, ehcsF ioI cash
J0bbinr ;oac al the shortest notice.
All orScr. thsrkully received aud punotBAly sttc..s
So svii n GEO. HARRIS. 257t Blcc, ker a.
New-York tribune., 1841-10-21
g{PRESS HiIL LIVE TR0M NEW-YORE
PEOPLES LIME sf:sA NE"-IGXlA
:, ss=sssaEzz-E,ASTNN. ?. 49,

through III 2 hoars. Fare only 81
Leave pier No y. l.. B8cTy Place, :: o'clock a.
". daily, sundays excepted by steamboat, Cinderella OF
Water Wi,ca Ezabe;lTori then 20 take the cars Of
the r. Town ard SoT-crslla keiironj to Bouutbrook,
leaving oniy }S miles bv colcnc by far the
pleasant aaI expeditions Eastna. For seats APP
Ply 10 A. d. Hope - Ceurtilndt t board A. D.
Hope will accompany the passengers 10 Bound Brook and
reader all assistance necessary.
y g. Thu, the osly line that arrives ia Easton before
night Returning this line arrives New York II half
pas, IL O'Clock + 81. Two houTs advance OF the
'ie,fu expires. NAL line ia Brunswick. sli I'm
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-21
THE HUNGARIAN SINGERS.

These highly gifted and talented musicians favored
respectable audience last evening" at Carusi's Sa-
LOOM with of the musical treats ever enjoyed
in this metropolis Their style Of singing is peculiar
to themselves, and the facility and with which
they initiate different instruments is truly astonishing
The rich, mellow tones Of the flute, mngle in such
perfection with that of the bassoon, trombone caro-
net &c, that the performers present the
sight, it would be difficult to detect the imitation
The performances entire were mastery. We will no.
attempt to describe them, but advise all who wish
truly musical treat topay them visit this evening at
Carusis They had the honor Of exhibiting their
musical talent before the President Of the United
States and his friends on last Thursday evening who
seemed much pleased with their unique and graceful
performances. The following testimonial is selected
from number of Others now in their possession
The Hungarians.- the performers, Leibenstein
is favore his music is of tho falsetto and such
a falsetto- sweeter and more mellow than the flute
an enthusiast by side, last night said il like
pearls dropping into sounding The distant
echo managed by Rosen is very beautiful and effective
Kans superb bass is subject of wonder and admira
ton, flexible, full, round, and smooth no art can
rival it. As whole the performance blends
quisi'cly the vocal and instrumental that il forms
melody at times rich and musical by far than any
thing we have heard before. Baltimore Post and
Commercial Transcript
We understand that these delightful singers will
favor Alexandria neighbors with a Concert
Wednesday evening next at the Lyceum. We bespeak
for them cordial reception.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-21

at is curious enough that the Madisonian, which,
not many days ago, haunting the Secretaries for
not resigning when they had ascertained that their
opinions in opposition to those of the President,
should be selected the organ for declaring that
sufficient exists for the resignation of any
members fthe Cabinet IN. Y. American.
1t is utterly untrue thst we have ever "taunt-
ed the Secretaries for not resigning." The
same charge is made in other papers, of course,
with equal falsity. twas our opinion, which is
unchanged, that heads of Departments and le-
gislators had overlooked the true theory of the
distribution Of powers, and our object was TO
recall to their recollection the just relation Of the
several branches Of the Government to each
other, under the Constitution. The tendency
of things was TO reduce the President to a mere
CIPHER, and we resisted it, and shall again,
whenever it makes itself manifest
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-21

Mr. WEBsTER-The New York Commercial
Advertiser contains an able letter from this city
indicating the course of the distinguished Sc
cretary OF State in refusing TO join the flying
Cabinet The following is its closing para
graph:
"Under these circumstances you will concur with
me that Mr.. Webster ought TO stay where he Is Ills
personal honor permits, and his public duties require
It. The means of doing good preserving peace
Of quietng tho public mind agiiated by apprehension
of war--of assisting the Administration by his wis
dom, his experience, his unrivalled ability, and his
hold on the confidence of the country---these all
are in his hands, and they impose responsibility
which he could not cvadc il he would, and believe
would not il he could ] verify believe that has re-
tire,nent from the Cabinet at such a moment as TINS
ieouid produce such impression on the North and
East Of The uncertainty Of foreign relations, as
greatly 10 diminish The chances Of obtaining the resi-
due Of the authorized loans al favorable rates. For
the country, then if not for himself let hum remain
In all exerons of duty, something must be hazard
edn
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-09-21

his political acton--the school In which he was edu-
known to the world Ii now he is an "Abstraction-
ISL he was so then II now he has the eculiarties
Of Virginian, he was then statesman OF the same
Sect and owed all his consequence and distinction to
the thorough conviction and the ardent energy with
which the doctrines of his fellow-citizens there had
been embraced and defended.
Nor II too much to say that for these very opin-
Ions, john TYLER, according 10 the Tariff OF Erpe-
dency, which regulated the action of that Convention,
was selected by the delegates assembled at Harris
burg II was To catch the votes, more or less
Gus, o. his political sympathizers that the people
were taught to shout for Tyler too" in the arduous
political campaign for which they were enlisted.
Ills Whgism was then sufficiently orthodox, though
he was no believer in a Bank. His faith was then
sound although the uniformed creature, which is now
called Fiscal Agent, was not enumerated among its
articles Of belief Unless therefore, is essential for
Wing TO change his opinions with time TO float
upon circumstances, or BIO the willing slave of some
selfconsued chancellor of his conscience the Pre-
sident at the present moment is as much Wing as
when he was selected for office; and indeed more so,
as he has displayed an integrity and irmness danger.
GUS indeed TO his personal comfort and seeking its re-
ward only in the proud consciousness Of duty
Non cvium ardor prava jubentium,
Non vulius instantis tyranni
Mente quatit solida.
But the Manifesto speaks of the Wing party as if
Il were an unit, when in truth il was a collection of
most ofthe political sectarans of the country joining
in our common crusade against an infdel foe
II marched indeed under one broad banner in
scribed In hoe signo rinees. But every detachment
had its own standardits local leaders-ts party mu-
sic and the uniform Of its clan In the 'front.' moved
the powerful phaanx ofthe ancient Federaists. The
strong Republican force that carried The glorious
war Of 1912, under its chivarous and enthusiastic
General, was in the camp, and Notwithstanding pre-
sent appearances, the country may yet recognize him
the future leader Of its force.
Politicians of every opinion, sect and character,
State Rights and Union men, Abstractonists Laiitu-
dnarans, Aboitionists and Anti Abolitionsts, Tariff
men and the Free Trade combined together. The
people, yes the people, indignant at the mighty evils
of an unprineipled and corrupt administration shook
the mountain from its base and buried il in deep ocean,
The Wings came into power, and they brought their
peculiartics Of opinion John Tyler became President
by clection-the grace of God and the Constitution,
and his right, moral political and physical all that
belongs to that superemnent Office is as unquestion-
able as Fate.
MASSACHUSETTS.