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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-06

SAIo,VVV
These are highly respectable resources for great
State and are available than the Canals. How much
stock the people have got sell any price to reimburse
themseves the Bksofth the city may discover their
row if they lend freely upon It,
Weyeerday gave a list of the dshonored paper of the
Commercial Bank Of this CITY, to have been to the
North American Trust and Bank what the Morris Canal
to the late National Bank The following list of
its loans -
LOANS ON STocK OTHER SECURITY CONNER
amount now due NTH
out interest
o Woodruff $50 shares Southern Life Insur-
ance and Trust Company, $l3,750 90
NJ Freeman & Co. 27S shares Lockport and
Niagara Falls Railroad Company I2,ea5 90
C De Forest, 100 do do do. 2i4l 70
A Van Wrinkle, 60 shares Williamsburg Fire
Instance Company, so shares Hudson In
I'M Freeman s CO, Elan Gibbs note for ''' "
1885 80 $500 90
Geo Strong so shares Williamsburg Fire
Insurance Company 80 North American
Fire Insurance Company 1000 90
Do $4,000 North American Trust & Bank
ing Company certificates, 10000 90
Do f67 10 Indiana sterling coupons, 800 90
ABB Totten, ,0sl shares Williamsburg Fire
Do 80 shares Hudson Fire Insurance Com. ' "
Do $4,000 North American Trust and Bank
ing Company certificates, 5000 90
Do $4,000 do do do. $4,000 90
Elan Gibbs, $500 do do do. 400 90
Well, rsilli gsm mote Of Rogers so0
w Redied, note of Oliver Tenglor, en-
dorsed by Fl Tengor and G w.
Hunt, $500
Do DO do. 500 I27b 90
Noteof @ w Hunt, endorsed
by Clark Co. l25
Do do I2B
Lebbeus Chapman, los shares Forest I'm
provement Company, 1900 90
Do mortgage property in Pennsy lvania, 1000 90
Walter Hunt 100 shares Patent Nail Comply, 1866 66
Rawdon * Groesbeck, 1874 80 Michigan
State warrant, for which is substituted
their bond for So 200, given to abide the
event of a suit pending for the 81, $50, for
which they claim to have offset, 1880 90
each, $4,000 $500 90
li4 shares Hudson Insurance Comply
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LEARY az CO,
w ILL introduce the Spring Fashion for Gentlemens Hats
asfs stay ssr No a 6. AsToR HOUSE
MADAME MARONCELLI has the honor to inform her
81 @sS % is T ii G
'''''''' ''' Vocal fFEslRsFoRMERs.
WIS MES MIS- L ~ IS pupil
voS NOR PMA aGREtINI.
Mr.. Bd %'fse@sn'al ps NG Ks.:ow.av.
NJ fHi Hansen, and M NJ. 4 HSs%'
who VI" Fa 3yf;iIs n Nj piano
i-Quafts to-Nice, mia Nice, sddio-Nn MaIoncel
y, MIS- hoIn, Mr. rage S'snor Martini, (frt c.,
s-ss! s'@s % S%siiis. Mr. Boucher yo'''
Sss " H. s # q pos.r
Rs t os AS Msa s.ff from
si NJ. T:"Z BY
Spsra-BsiHado Mr. Paige aud sgnsf M.I!i- ,;, ,;
,-solo for the ,ion-Mr f hsn..n Il. syp. B.no,
sas s ssSa%s Mad Fss by Knight
Miss Lewis, by Bellni
Me.srs Timm ma and Aipers o''e' '0' '0'' "aA'''
s-DesT dg;s and naive land farewell Irish melody Love,
MssscsI NJ fa ass Mrs Hom Madam" sy ruet.
Prices of Admission.
Three single Family Tickets...... ..."."so
To- Be had at pinepa Music Stores. at Madame Marop
cells No SO Lspenard St. and door On the
,,, SCOTTISH Musical. ESTERTAISSMENT, IN
Take place a, the Apoo C 1'S Rooms No. 40
Broadway on i' FRoe flsSMHi OF March,
Gee-rhe Boa'e Rows Misses Cumming i!g,s i M5
song-Draw the Sword Scotland. Mr. Clrehpsh
Rsasny An I'm FIR. b can bu Mss; CeR"RE
ss. a" ae Mary M.H
ssS S@'''
Duei-wsel may the Keel Bow Bow, Misses Cumming
&! & %
Ell Es:ss yet nv; S$$$::
Bssd-ssw y wee ihips7 Miss 3 = Cumming
Gee-Theres luck about the house. Misses Cumming
containing the words of the less familiar sons
with critical historical and explanatory notices. may be had
Tickts so cents be had all the Music Stores Mr.
Cehush aO5 Broadway the dOOrOn the evening Of
Door; open precisely, entertainment
precisely. m2eods!r
ZIP ESEEsS Xan .s'ss AND
The subscriber having completed his enabled
in the States or England.
Bells Lie; Weekly Dispatch
% SSSSns 5ts s%i,s s' Ea'spssn Times.
And variety of Others received by the arrival
Any paper work desired may be had by the
steamer
ISs B ii ,Ss IF
e. B. FUTILE:
N.B-The subscribers Il pack bundles and parcel. fer
pha Boston and New York publishers prices for small
Any other Agency business will be attended owh the same
pr0mpne'' as if the DREFE SsIs Se!f himself
Me..n. Greeley 4 Nc Elrath, New York Tribune
Ms S Ssn GS sTo PSI, Jcnpasn
S:s.Ss BSsis!s Co. B sS:Sn Nail T''
Adams & Co. Boston
Mr. Charles Wilmer, Liverpool.
ssf.oa,m I: "a 4. FUTILE. .
ENGLIsH MISUNDERSTANDING to MASTER. Of
Mrs Gorsueh late Of the Washington Hotel, begs
she has removed from Saint Paulssuae to No.
LIVERPOOL few minutes walk from the Custom House, which
and trusts to be favored with continuance Of that support
many years afforded to her. md lmr
THE dAMN, HIyE PINNER OF The GERMAN N y
Tickets toibe had Of the following Stewards -
Geo. Christ, 65 Beaver street.
IS Ssssiis;ids; ;$ B.sS%e : street.
G. T. Pope 90 Pearl street
A. Rodewald. l6 Broad street ma 3teI
SOUND PILOT.
OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New Bedford Nantucket
Shoals. Boston PoTtsmop.h Portland Ksnnesscs an: md
Water, corner BesEman street. N. YYice versa Adams Es
Boston three days before wanted Charge the same as
COIIS TIO pm "A IIJa 9s ~, .,,.e "a.
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AMUSEMENT rs,
WEIGHS
OIL YIN PIC cir Gus.
e1s4y AT Tnx "
TMnPARK THEATRE.s 49,

WEIGHS
OIL PIC cir Gus.
PARK 4 TTHas.iArRE? ~
ERsSSEsE EaE EFT SszE n E HF THE
sEsEsi22t q as s aIFfgSw WEIGH.
Proprietor and Director.
From the w waE HN RsN, GHIEFTAINss ..,.,o
IONIC FAST6t'& 'fHsls and expensive
VIII be repeated this evening.
Iayery Particular No,icsPlacr, must be secured IN the
the Pantomime 's ~
G Ees.:" .s s .T S,as. ''
f''l'm MSsp s. s9@ EvEs #, G's''ss
hs SiF'i 81 sITTsis' SSo1SSEMEsra
E5= %Aa $%mS S3 y:
MI % h Gss
p.
NJ oc PRINCIPAL ACT 81 Mate. " K.e.& e. s,,,
Hompipe candy and wooden Shoe Dance
The vi; PEN dHxN Fl iR'ed
The -Four GisdIaton
u A. TIN. period of the Evening an ,nermi..iOn Of IL
THE SECOND PART will commence with
Col Deyoe and Mor Auct have Tor tbs oce,mou in com
IL Gat .sses Of tho
waG S apD'''
New scenes Dresses. Dseoiatioss; Mechanic. ES:su A
and o''s Ses s GRE entitled tho
THE TERROR OF THE FROZEN REGIONS.
HARLEQUIN AND TffiE THUMB FAMILY.
The New Scenery BY Me.:L: Smith W,ser Grain
The Machinery Spears and h, Various gu, M:shin::
The Superb Female Co tames by Mrs Hemmings
The Accessories and Decorations. by Ms. Henry Palmer
The Folic invented written produced direction
off,. Mr. Amherst
NBo1e,. 50; PIT. q; Gallery Iak cent. e ,
Seats can DO secured at the Box Once, romlo ull
CHATHAM THEATRE.
REDUCTION OF PRICES:
Dress Circle M; x K ;3s HSs'' Tier ''S '''
c6 6i.fL CLANS
MY f fE sfnstSSs T CLERK
Doors open az ~ O'Clock and the performance will con
mITCHELL's OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MONDAY S;SiSSSS III ' s: performed
BEAUTY ~ T FHs BEAST.
ASfosEYP s I si,lS STsS SYFAr
70 The Doors will be opened at haIfpas g. and the per-
fomsnues commence at 7. every evening
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS c. CUsHMAN
MONDAY TxfNHS& Ms'' sfa Si F. performed
BLACK RAVEN 2 pr 4 TS Sza T9HRs: Lessee.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH 9.

Arrived.
Brig Mohegan, Lee "a days from Maranham, with hides
s. w. Lewis.
Schr Sam Coddngon Ketteash, days from Virginia. with
oysters, to master.
Schr Joseph Bourne, days from Falmouth. with mdse-
Sch Cinderella Crowe days from Boston, with mdse,
10 master.
Schr Fame Crowel, days from Boston, with mdse the
master.
Below.
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CITY CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
2f2 BROADWAY.

OWING TO facilities afforded the subscriber purchasing
" from first hands, and the liberal bestowed
pom his Emporium Fashion ov Of would
fashionable garments much reduced from former
rces, without dmnution IN quality, style and fnIsh
hichhas the enconums Of the fashionable world.
would direct his superior style Of cutting
having employed Of the best cutters the country and
will warrant fit the difficult form
The subscriber would take this opportunity the
impression that perchasers Broadway obliged
for article OF dress than eewhere call
and his statement OF will convince the
most article of clothing obtained
this cheap and fashionable any other
house in this city.
splendid of Ready Made Clo,hing superby
made for sale very cheap for cash.
A full suit made at few hours' notice. -
l5f lmssm EDW'U. bOA.
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AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BELL, Auctioneer.
BY BELL & HOWARD.
SSlsrss Nos. az .4sn and IFS Fu!toR stvssi.)

dSssrss Nos 22 -asn and us FuAo~ s@sdJ
I0x O'Clock at the sales room.
sale OF choice furniture OF all descnptons pest
Their beds holsters and prws hair mattrsses freneh pea
seads painted blinds, miniature ships glass wsre curtains
&c.
Also, Is large mahogany boards IS to II feet long,
TUESDAY,,
Al 10Y O'Clock in the sale rooms:
Stock Of Dry Goods &cAn entire stock OF elegant season
lbe and well assorted dry goods comprising Russia
IRISH linens calicos musIins ginghams de ies camnn
aces, shawls satns collars wells hosiery gloves mir
nary
Also London cloths yestngs and 'afinets va
rey Of elegant clothing ucy and pledged articles Je~eiry
&c IN lots to suit puTch ssers without reserve.
Also assortment OF clothing over roch
and dress, pants, vests. &c.
Also English patent lever watch splendid movement
has been used but short time and diamond pms 10
Also. several demiIohns superior old wines.
WEDNESDAY
At l01a O'Clock IN the sales room.
Large sale of elegant furniture, comprising funi
OF gentee family leaving the city
Also the entire Of the elegant cabinet furniture contained
the large stores ll3 and lis Fulton ST.
Also stock Of house furnishing articles table cutlery &C.
Also, a splendid consignment Of glassware.
Also feet of mahogany boards suitable for
~ THURSDAY,
At lOX O'Clock at the auction room.
sale of beautiful and splendid piano forte
and of choce furniture
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SOJTND PILOT.

OWEN PRESCOTT, Pilot for New Bedford, Nantucket
" Shoals Boston, Portsmouth, Portland, Kennebeck and
other ports. Office Frye shaw's Nautical Store, 2a2
Water corner Beekman street, NJ Y-Vice Adams Ex
press Boston, three days before wanted. Charge the
from Gay Head ma mr
INDICATED VAPOR BATHS, IS Courtlandt ct, es
lu tabished 826-ScaIlet fever colds, inammatoy and
chronic rheumam9c cured in few days by the off, p
CAROLS Medcated Vapor Baths.
Open from o'clock in the morning till nine o'clock night
Sulphur Baths require hours previous notice Portable
baths Of the city Brooklyn Bathing tubs
and hip baths for hire. md lwI
CODA WATER-BREWERY-O for supplying 10
- da Water the ensuing will be received at No l6
Blocker street.
Brewing premises let with fixtures consisting of boilers
vats mill pumps &C. good situation for the Root Beer bu
siness. Apply as above f282wsr
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
Marble Building, corner Of Broadway and Ann street,
r T BARNUM, Manager
RICH AND SPLENDID ADDITIONAL ATTRAC-
TONS AND CHANGE or PERFoRMANCES.
First week of the Grand SGIptnIa Moving Diorama Of
THE DELUGE.
First week of the entirely DioIamc Spectacle entitled
THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
Beau Jul D,orama of the FAlRY's PARADIsE-INDIAN
WARRIORS from their Western Wds, including Chief Of
the Sac Eoy and Iowa Tribes be during the DAY
cent MuS, Instrument plays itself the finest OveuIes Fan
REPRESENTS A FULL ORCHESTRA.
Vivaldls Italian Faptoccni-H q. SHERMAN, the Ballad
Sipger-T. q. BOOTH. the Comic Singer-LA PETITE
CELESTE, the danseuse-Mss HOOD in Comic Reeita
tons.
PHRENOLOGY.
An Eminent Professor attends daily and Practical Ex
sinations and Charts Developments and Character m
fling charge,
Just added to the Museum TWO SUITS OF ANCIENT
ARMOUR, made and worn 300
. GRAND COSMORAMA-ALBINOL LADY .
Fancy Glass B ,wing. The free list i suspended.
AN EXPERIENCED TAXYDERMISTI Is engaged, and
having birds quaoupeds they wish
can have them mounted in the best style.
formances at hall past o'clock.
Day Performances Wednesday and Saturday afternoon
att O'Clock.
Admission to all Is cents-ChIldren half price. u5ec
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DLUMBE DAGUERREAN GALLERY OF PATENT
L COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, corner of Broadway
and Murray street, (next door Peales Museum -Pumbe
Patent Coored Dsgueueoype Likenesses taken daily,
superior style hicg in New York. at 81 EACH
aud duplicate gratis.
Plumbe Patent Colorng Daguereotype Apparatus, and
Pumbe Patent Electro Gliding Apparatus, with instructions
and Patent Rights supplied to order Also, plates &c.,
Caution-The superiority of the Patent Colored Photo
gaps having thrown the old kind entirely into the shade
vca OF the Photographers in New York attempting to
impose upo the public by advertising their productions
patent whereas the only granted by the United
States for improvement in Dasueueovpe Portraits is
Plumbe slated October a. l842and the only place in
New York where the patent be obtained the above
establishment. ms lmsm
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE farfamed and celebrated Pills. from Portugal,
be obtained in this See adverese
on the 'ssf cn'nmn fourth rsr-.
w the best and much lower than at any
other place in the city, at 49, -
Importer Of Watches and Jewey yhos..s and retail,
PSI lmsr Wall street, up stairs.
JEFFERSON INsHRANCk CoMPANYaNo u Wa
nues TO insure against loss damage by fire buildings
goods wares merchandise seneraY; ALSO vessels and
cargoes loss damage by inland navigation, on as
favorable terms as any 0i pSifRbIG %sf
T Tho%% + woodruff Amon baker
Benjamin X Robson Martin Hoffman
John X Davisep Joseph Allen
John ri Lee Joseph Drake
Frnneis Sage Samuel Undsrhin
Thomson Price James y Nv hiung
John Merritt WIN Thorn
Caleb Tunis .,,,. -, lanes X noImes
GEO. T. HOPE. Secretary. $40 d sw MAE
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She will tell persons whether they married
what kind OF husband wife they will describe their
and host of facts and conclusions
founded her knowledge othe mmutabe sciences Of pheno
logy physognomy philosophy &c A. proof the
Of she liberty refer hun
dreds OF first citizens, including clergyman, judges ettor
the city.
ITAdmsson the Museum. Is cents Child pnce
" tx. charge Of TX cents to those who consul the "
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A UC1ION NOTICE--CAMELIAS AND OTHER
n FINE PLANTS-A. Levy will sell on Tuesday morn
ORR al Plants Consisting in part Of choice Gametls
Azeleas Ptsporum,, Moss Tea Bourbon
Agrapena and Orange and Lemon in ro!t
with These plants rsm the garden OF Mr.
sitsn,;on - mi
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WANT D-A situation as satdeasr, steady active man
w who perfe city with DEPARTING the
business particularly the construction and manage
houses and hot houses and the grounds and
gardening the advertiser having lived for
years in some OF the most extensive and best situations in the
The ctahe reference be given
sent th city Any commands line paid directed
TO C. d. No 81 James street. will be respectfully
me
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PEALE'S NEW YORK MUSEUM
NATIONAL PORTRAIT AND PICTURE GALLERY
is NOW RE-OPENED
c. H. DEVOE, Manager
The Establishment almost endless number Of
RARE AND CURIOUS WORKS or
NATURE AND ART!
Neatly and tasteuy displayed in three spacious halls and
COSTLY & ELEGANT GALLERY OF PORTRAITS
Exceeding in extent and value any other America.
The has engaged for short time only the sublime
and beautiful exhibition of
THE TRIAL OF CHRIST!
This by painting but by
GROUP OF TWENTY.THkEE Fl0UHE6,
IN STATUARY, THE SIZE OF LIFE.
This solemn and impressive represents Our Saviour
raigned Prisoner with Crown Of Thorn His Head
before Caphas the High PRIEST and tho Court OF Pontiu
Plate.
In addition the above, the Manager has engaged the
MYSTERIOUS AND ASTONISHING
Gypsy WOMAN,
From England.
She wishes not to impose the publ. by makng them
FORTUNE TELLER.
Possessed with supernatural powerbut the contrary,
intellect and mention their leading nsacdons Of
PAST TINES,
THE PRESENT,
THE FUTURE
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~ TO LET-The upper OF the No. 7 New
E street, few doors from Wall the second story
two ohces, and is adapted for merchant law
yer.
Also, the three story house Walker between Broadway
and Church excellent for gentee family,
cuped by Mr. Verpanck
The brick of Pike Cherry streets occup-
ed by Messrs. Valentine Co.. feed store desirable
situation
The story house with attic rooms basement
and celle No. 229 Nineteenth occupied by Mr.
Weeks
The story brick house. No. 70 Gold street. from
Spruce formerly by Mr.. Miles Hitchcock The
rents will be moderate. Apply to
MR.. DELAPLAlNE, 6s Wall street,
m nv in Cfhce No o col ri Water st
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"A TO LET from the first of May next, the house No.
.. II Sullivan Canal IL well adapted
from its sits alton and otherwise thasius about IS iooms
the following which will be found we'll worthy OF
ntionNos 49, IS n 49, So, s. g. and SO Sullivan street
Hudson Spring Renwick 49,
s5 az el9 and io Canal street, tbsng all stores and dwell
lng) II and 81 Watt ia Vauck and the lower
of Laurens Also for cooued people, parts
80 Thompson and 81 and 20 Grand besides several
fine rear tenements. Apply to -
THOMAS EDMONDS.
tAr A.alli
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Drafts from Is any payable demano wthou.
Ddscount, all parts of Engand Ireland Scotland, and
Wales, for sale by w. = T. TAPSCOTT,
FIR 43 Peck s,p, South
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13
MORE COON MOVEMENTS

The Coon Clay Club held a Meeting here on
Wednesday night last. Mr.. Miller delivered an
adlrcss about Mr.. Clays character, anf Messrs
Nash aad Francis favored the. faithful with a
talk The address, we understand, was OF the
ordinary character, and abo,ndcd With thu usual
Federal false issues and misrepresentation. We
have heard some Federaiists say 1t was good
composition. and others pronounce 1t quite hit
aad tame---a mere rccapitulAtion Of thenfen inent
passages in MIR. Clay's ffa Not one word Yas
said, however, aboutthe bargain ansicorruption"
transaction of 1924 That was not a revelation
fit for "the pablo eye" Mr.. Nash, we under
stand, talked great deal about an irresponsible
National Bank, and Mr.. Francis, Nth an sun
pardonable cruelty" said so many ushablr
things that our friend Of the Register 'passcd the
limits" of his "stGtu guo." What that means we
are unable to say, but presume The catastrophe to
have been quite awful. SAll the worlI' was
thea for, sags4he Register, all the world joined
in the chorus" Of song. Three deefening
cheers" says the same paper, "were also given
for Henry Clay" As soon.as we saw this extra
ordinary statement, we went over TO the Court
House to see how many persons had lost their
hearing; but we saw no eartTumpe1s in use,
found that the pillars ofthe "'rehplc of Justice"
were still utishattercd and that nothing had been
cracked bnt soue very Pro6tlfss Kit, and the din
ner-bclI of ncighboring landlord
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13
THE CARNIVAL"

Federalism, under the name Of Whiggery,
Clayism and the like, has done more within the
last three years TO injure the public morals, and
to- make the poor man hate his poverty, than per-
haps all other causes combined. AT the late
o Carnival" as the Federalis,s term it, the cam
pagn was opened. "Carnival!' 1t sOGs car
nival I'm Catholic countries this term denotes
season of unbouHded license apd indulgence.
Every thing is free and equal. 1t was so here.
The little Whiggy was permitted for an hour
or so to stand by Mr: Badger, to take hold of his
vefvety hand, TO be his equal to thwart him, if he
pleased, in his motions and his whims but if that
same little Whiggy found he could drink with
Mr.. Badger at the palace of HIS E1celleney and
sit with Mr.. Badger in the Convention, he also
found that the Whig Convention did not last all
the year, and that he was required to knov has
place. The poorest Whig in North Carolina is
as good as Mr.. Badger; but thus il is that men
are made to feel and hate their poverty and thus
it is that the leaders of federalism, by encourag-
ing drunkenness and dissipation, infict doathful
wound upon the public morals.
The North-Carolina standard., 1843-12-13
WIG STATE CONVENTION

This body assembled in this City the 7th
and adjourned on the sth. Instant. Its officers
were, for The most part, Of the rankest Federal
stamp and its speakers were of the number OF
those who fSase long been in the habit of giving
party lar to the Federalists Of North Carolina
That secret division-that mutual distrust and af-
Ected coBtempt-thaa alienation of feeling existed
both in the General Committee and in open Con-
reptisns il were worse thfn Idle to deny. What
else, indeed, could haEe been expected in an as
srunbtage made UP of so many discerdaat elements,
and so completely charged with the IgEHpo.edcr
feelings of personal and SECTIONAL ambifion2 The
claims of at least twenty uspirants ia Gubernatori-
al hoRers had to be reconcilca: Pelhieal issues,
which many Of thpm misunderstood, and which
others qrOstd not understand blr for themselves,
and in their own way, had to be made up and
presented for the whole party; Mfr. Badger was
to be bo@ed TO, and yet resisted; and under these
circumstances and various others-PTegath"t ones,
as Sc Wallell would say--was it wonderful
that Edward StdnAy was treated with silent con-
tempt, or that ALL-from the mastiH that roars Ia
the rear of the Capitol the terrier that burrows
inthe slime of demagogueism on the borders of
The State-shoul4 have raised one loud, and blen-
ded and universal bark of adufaion on the trail Of
the Coon that demicils beneath the shades Of Ash
land Gross and asserUae Gaulation Of Henry
Clay soas The grcat and striking characteristic
of The Comreatiom. Here they could meet and
harmonze, ana here they did meet and harmo;
nize and the result of that harmony has been
~ rqan-sU0rsEip of the most odious and degrading
character.
The Hon. William A. Graham, Of Orange
County, was nominated for Governor, and hIcssIs
Badger aad Dudley were appointed State Dele
gates to the National Convention. The Register
says these delegates are ardent and uncompro-
missing friends of Mr. Clay" Yes, and fesy
years ago they were ardent and uncQmprenisiag"
enemies ofthe same Mr. Clay; and the very same
Mr.. Badgervas foremost and successful In estab-
fishing against Mr. Clay the charge of black bar
gain and corruption" in 1924 Will Mr.. Badger
be kind enough, some day when he is in q good
humor, to intimate to US the spot where we can
find the'pamphlct which contains and sustains this
c&large?
The Resolutions adopted by the Convention are
very far from meeting, in liberal and ingenious
spirit, the great political issues of the day. We
shall take them up at the proper time, and with
them the pretensions of the nominees of the Con
Vention-