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AMUSEMEE1'a.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLO's GARDEN.
Director, NJ JOHv SEXTON
The .l ao ps..als IN .snG s to tn. public
n =, that highly celebrated
MAoEMoIsELLg cALvE.
so' SIX NIGHTS only. who WI make her reppesance in Ne
n...,,., -. T.. -. ir.s sS2gfsiR'
applause s.S 4 / :s.:
"AorNO'f sa5S1lA I Z;
MONS s.E non RT,;cgKR
The %S n. "sso. on, hcp,
Ds'f e s%sS BY The e. 5 and nSh,,,; ed and
r,ofnoI NJ n.eur Provost.
After TT.iEsct i !. snsd tune
fl i"nsi' D"'''' MN t .sss.,,
George, NJ kieSes
Between the ,ss.Ha I'D ,a
and Grand slIoon
THE PROMENADE MUSICALE.
Which gave so much Satisfaction last will ss,n enlvca
me woSy % ana n ora e. 5 depart
Mu,,,, Splendid Orchestra has been secured GIN,
sNisb'. Of the French cOmpaO--Vo"das'. Wednesday,
Nieh's orthe English Compauy-Tue.oav, Thar,days.
Sni Police will he j" at % md great car.
the day.
10 limited number of Season Tickets w,i be dis
F1ttM RiiEAF.SSo
Benefit OF Mr. pi,s-
M2S PM afEyEsGNE | Be % T.S. ~
Glade with ATTIC 81 o ~.
Boxes 81 cts; PIT 70 cts, Gallery, i2t Doors open T.
performances commence al hall past.
AMERICAN THEcATUE, WALNUT sr.
PHILADELPHIA.
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUsHMAN
MONDAY EVENING, jane &c. will be performed MAR
PIED LIFE. To conclude with BLANCHE HEROD
m6r E.A. MAhsHALL I.essee.
BOwery AmphitAesls.-
A. MANN AND RUFUS WELCF PROPKlETOR6.
Boxes IS cents Pr, lax Doors NJ half 7.
Performance TO commence at octo.K, ..
MONDAY EVENING, June 26 the performance will
with
GREEK WARRIORS RETURN.
Cnrp)rea tlexibity Master q w Arlington Chambers
New act Ofequestrisonm by Mrs Gossin.
Ground and Lofty TumLlipg by the Company.
ilitie GIsnroy IN dashing and daring act
Signor Thrift, will appear the corde voianse,
The Sailor Oh Duty, by MIR Waterman.
lDtermission Of IS minu:es--aer when
MR.. W. B. CARROLLs s"MERsET, BOUNDING x
GREAT DOUBLE LEAPING.
Plate Spinning, &c., by Mr. Hobbs.
Peasants Frolic, BY Mr. Carol.
Mr. Hobbs will INTRODUCES the wonderful Domestic Horse,
Mexican.
To conclude with.
THE SPRITE OF THE SILVER SHOWER.
First Cupid, Miss Mcfarland
Second CUPID, Mast Jennings
- Third nod, Mast AymaE
Equestrian Director Mr.. Csdwalladsr. Clown ;. 0ossn
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hey will etsnt for circulation the balances due the
Atlantic border are small. All these events combine to
increase the volume of money in the country to
narkable degree
On the other hand. the prospect fora demand for
nsy for business purposes aering because
trade will not increase largely, but that lit will be
cash basis and add to the amount of money here The
import trade under the present tariff will not revive
first because the uncertainty the present state of things
will parayze 1t, ard secondly because great internal
trade must grow up causing consumption Of goodsts
extent that will lift prices very much beyond what they
now are in the Atlantic cities before imports can be
An illustration OF this the late export Of cotons
from Boston TO England That probably did yield much
proht but the fact Of its being done at ALL illustrates
how great demand must grow up from the west to alb
sorb all the manufactures here, and raise the prices
dear currency. TO admit OF imports over The
present onerous tariff The relative prices fthis country
and Europe must be reversed. With sound currency
the present. effective and large demand for goods
lean alone raise prices Under National Bank with
paper currency prices may he put up 90 70 ioo per
cent and admit imports the tariff without there &C.
9uay being any increase Of trade In this case is not
propsry improved price of commodities but depre
citation in the value of the currency consequent upon
rspdiacresse Of supply. This cannot now take place.
The import trade lies crushed under the full weight Of
monstrous tariff unreeved by the counteraction of
National Bank. Hence commerce revive only by
the Improvement of internal trade, struggling against
stcted markets for agricultural produce, which forms
the basis of the whole trade of the country.
The enormous increase in the tolls the public works
In every State of the Union indicative OF the swelling
trade Thefollowing are the tolls the Western Rail.
road, the Pitsburg Railroad, and New York Canals at
Albany, for the third week in June -
Toll 3Rp WE.K IN JUNE
Western Rail, Pittsburgh Rail. Canals at
- road. road .aibadv.
1912, 8s79 1000 1914
1913, 1882 1921 6's79
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SINCIlNl4.

MADAM SUTTON, having arranged to ltslv the
h bcganng Of August pupils that
give aishpg lessons the Italian Dch aud English
stye of Singing Her method that bv Bordoen and
Vaccs the first masters in Europe increasing the and
compass with astonishing apd!ty Her pun lis ~' nsvr the
advantage of her singing with them which pursued
by alone who have been eminent snse,s de-
Of avsng themselves of Madam Suttors lu;eu stay
ascertain terms &c, by applications n Chamber. street,
from Q O'Clock till M ,msf
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AstEHyCAN MUSEUgi.
AND EHIAL GARDEN.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.

TWO ps ANP NksAt 2AR RTEsy DAY.
First performance at four o'clock. M Evening performance
Great and wonrr Sd ssli P hive lie, oENL TOM
THUM, Js to io,egc his Canada for only
lag the day venps This wo%sa Dwarf ha.
u foe Ie n % o. s
person Ss,s1s, walked alone 'e' ''' no
and
Nj ss9sHSs 'ss s1s' ssisi' 81
TSs Ss,is% s$s;; cool sss dss$,!s prom. IN:
and d. aaS By a:
Lay Psychological Y, a@nations. Grand CosmOr,@s &c
ooaas efj%y are MAKING 10 e''''a' inc
fes of admission IS cents Children under ten n'h riec
THE wQHhp HE s6 2
ever discovered is engaged every day and even
ei@aI.Es-s NEW v0Hx r:UMs;sip
being aIpTefty forming the long looked for connect
e MSSk MP gNAH sr .ss be-
conjunction ofthe hped and quadupsd about old IL
Ds w1o s:us td 5
anabIs TO- utter sound like tie human voice has since
a %
Of e.: oRHS oT
Two performance, every day. at three and half past eight
o'clock, pm by Mr.. Delaue the mimic. Mis-. Adar
snd Mr Brouwe the vocas Miss Blanchard, the Female
~ Admission to the whole ONLY ONE SHILLING.
SlGNOkA ANAlDE GASTTLLAN GIAMPIETRO
~ Pnma Donna Of the prime opal Theates l,ay, will give
Grind Vocal and Iostrume ts' Concert Apollo Saloon
on Tuesday evenng. the eth Instant assisted by Sgnor
Emilio campfire sIguor g. P'ggi on the Oboe, and Mr.
I!mm, who will p.es,te at the Paoo Forte.
Tickets One Dollar be had the Music Stores Hoels
and at the door.
For further particulars. small bills ie2<3sr
CONCERT THIS EVENING.
MRS. HARDWltk respectfully announces her friends
" and the Tu'hc, htt her Concert will take place tho
Apoo Stooo on Mooaay even ing June 2ihMi.s Mary A:
Hardwck who caused so much excitement in tho musical
world. at Mr. A. Phillips CoIcert will have the max
ing her second This child only three old,
aud the most extraordinary Music, Genus Of
this or any other
The foil wing Artists have the tindest manper given thor
valuable ,,rvc,. Mime NsIcncs Mr.. {: T. Horn, MISS
Mary ii Jdw'ck, Mr. A. Philips Mr. II. Marks Mr.. u c.
hill v,oI; Me'." Tjmm and Aper, Pine fore :Mr J.
no d. Mr. J. Masett Condu tor. Nj. George Lod,T
Tickets 80 each chdren under s Of
10 be had Of Mss Stodst Wore Durham's Piano
Forte Store 80 Broadway the principal Music sore,; Mr.
T. Locs woods, Al Broadway and Of Mr. Austin Phillips II
Walker street
Concert To commence ut quarter O'Clock. The Piano
Forte used w be from the Factory of Messr. Stodart Wor
ces'c- nd Durham. i26It
HOBOKEN
INCREASED ATTRACTIONS .-~oncerts d'Ete a Ia
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AUCTION SALE.
THOMAS BELL. hucuJ;-sr
By BELL * HOWAat1.
sHisrss Ma n .4na and lis FuGoa ,rsgl-s

nv " lOlN
TB ~ bhit ps { Iio sqsas.'r
,s,.r. NJ. q i Ann . and sI rs ssasa.r,s-,
MoNDrr.
AZ lo,l o'cloet 10 the esroon, .,o,.,..
con,ss ,bau 800 sieSsnt fashionable and .easonabe
ments made IN superior manner and Of tn. b. st material
remnants Of cloths cassimsrs. merinos dnllngs, &c NC
A''"' d01 sn' Shirts Fl TUESDAY.
At l0k o'clocs, in the .aies roop
hoer' gloves clothing shirts supsndeis
nS snslh sos and vens' summer cloths
Also, IN, selection this from the
ne bE order Of the comprising choices variety
Goes ,heeins' ssiinss liable linen hosiery gloves. in
VIII be solt IN lots - soit JurchaAers. .
A0' one 'oDsne Wsp I ;!ss ,G;t os'ay $3.50
A,loh o'clock, in the sales room
variety Of frat eohd hand and household and cab
ne''u'H'a'' '' alt ae'' THURSDAY.
Ar lo11 o'clock il the sale rooms,
Pano Fore, by Of the Sheriff and Receiver in Char
Aso three second hard for Of may con-
cen The above comprise some Of the b and
AtlOh o'clock in the sales room,
D.s '. ..s c''sa
Pawrbroker sale Of splendid Watches jswely gold and
silver diamonds &c. by order Of her Levy pledged ver 10
months
w w. SHIRLEY, A.cG
UCTION NOTCE-Great bargains in O. ina, glass, and
"A earhenwars The auction sale of the large aud varied
stock contained the No Aor Houye, consisting of
So endd variety OF dnne tea and toilet SETS large assortment
OF rich glass umbeTs champsgnes decantes &c
table cutwIv scissors penknyes dressing writ
desks Sc Sc VIII b. continued Tuesday June 81.
The obtained by during the
mus, be lducement all who Of such articles
TO attend.
II. SIMPSON 4 sor House.
N. B. The store 10 let. Jas N",c
ssxSs> FOR LIVERPOOL--NEW LiNh-..kcpnur
fgTSf> Packet OF 2jtl Juy.-ihe Splendid Packet Ship
xs;feah0sCIus. Captain John Collins. Of llo2 tons,
having accommodations uncquaed for plendor
comfort apply on board at Orleans wharf foot Of Wall street
e. X COLLINS 90. gouth stre-..
Price Of passage 500,
1ne Packet Ship Sddons, Captain +. B Cobb. Of 100
tors will succeed The Roscius and sail the 2s;h ofAug he's
regular day.
rely the ships ojshis line sailing pun.sa
tvss advertised liro6r
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u A RITIM E H Id
Ship Masters and Agents.

We shall esteem it favor Captains Of Vessels ill give
20 Commodore ROBERT SILyEY of News Fleet Re
eort Of the Shipping left at the Port whence they sailed the
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cso and
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
respondents az home abroad will also confer favor by
seeding this Oce all TIC Marine igence they
obtain Nautical Information of kind will be ankfUlly
tsceived.
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KELLY'S DOUBLE EXTRACT OF SARS.
PARILLA CANDY

of two pounds Of s.rsaparilla root and warranted &c
e; sSss "s a.s : e
ss & M ,ss
Gers yrhItc SYMPTOMS d'sens. arising from the US, Of er
Sf S
tract Of sa,pariIla produce results be lkensd
nsad s aownr snd them
g. aavs BEEN as sases o or nine
yef with pain in STOMACH. stiyeness in
4 S's1 :w 1
~ nY AZ Kinds .s
cine could think Of to little advantage, and had amot
fy 'fs
sas "a y %S
r.tsm now cat anything that come, bfors and have
heartily God render my good Will and thinks 70 YOU
% M e' You hs ar. s s
an, a'' Of TINS JOHN Oh VIZ JAGKsJN wmubLL
So NIX Si .t:S
gssIed before me this a{ Msy isl aud 6;Is b.
fore %s al, Sd day May las ''''''s' 'w'In
MArm.s,sL P.nlsr. Justice Of the Pace.
ss w III
srs "s i': fsissty1 ~ per-
" LAMPs,! HORNS LAMPS'p1
+" HORNE PATENT SOLID BOTTOM GLAss
IL FOUNTAIN LAMPA"-for chemical oil or can
phne-These Lamps have become ceebraed and extern
lively used and fact the admiration wonder
them the splendid the econom-
c, and give M IN. n bancy and durability and
lamp will give more light than sperm candles al an .x
pene than half per hour. All who es anime and
simplicity safety and and above ALL for
percr spendor Of their lht fact would seem they
tined come III unvea al light 80 great has bee me
heir demand Should b. any who yet prefer the git
crner Of bIoafwsy and Chnrsrt End uadrets Of other
call at No Fulton ST. ,new build ngl tie only place in New
York where they Tor sale Wholesale and retail bv o.
Fay Co. Best chem cal oil 62 and camphne 50 Gems
gilon liberal deduc lion By the barven sell sg,t
also on lanes TO agents or Others, to sell sgsin.
je q Imsec.
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CHANGEABLE LOCKS FOR SALE.

SUITABLE fer Banks Offices. and store doors where
~ safety rtquret Persons in want 81 hst rate clc lo
a. cor or Undson ie72 lm-T
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FIREWORKS, CRACKERs, &c.

FOURTH JULY, 1919, -,
COUNTRY and city desiers fireworks VIII hnd II TO
their advantage cal apd ssmIae az s1ensiys sssort
Of the hest quality at r. old
86 Chatham street large quantity OF he crackers Just re-
and gold Kew m3otoGysr
CIREWOaKs BY THE MANUEACTUkERs.-D
MORAN co Fyroechnists, 10 Chatham street. offers
the public splendid assortment OF Frewsh superior in
ABOVE have by them expressly for this
ke sell much cheaper than yender AID
Snarsnee all goods from their No peddnG from this
claceNo. rs Chatham street. Goods delivered any Part Of
the city free Of expense.
~ B-Eshbit,on Fireworks Of quality with Grim
red purple, yellow and blue fires Also colored
ire, b. the pound. il im.rc
CJLLEC1 IONS made on all rsrs Of the United Hates,
" Canada aud Europe by z J SNLVrSTER,
iHstr "a Walt a. md 30 Bcsd~rv.
PORT UGU k.SE tElaALt fssia.
THESE isrf4neL aud celebrated Pills. 20 10 tcrasai.
n ne De oDNined tia connuS sschevsfus
eat on - e.ist GRea, tssfss -, =
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CUTLERY

CUTLERY.
WIN. WILD. Manufacturer and Importer Of Cutlery, No
w $50 Division offers the trade, ch@ap
beautiful assortment of one, three ard four blade
with vsnety Of other goods.
As MIR supcrntends the manufacturing Of his goods he
recommend them be equal manufs ctured
goods IN the city The country dealers would do well call
previous purchasing elsewhere MT lm"f
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FIRE WORKS


ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST.
THE extensive vsried and brilliant exhbitional Fro
Works maunfscur ks other country
ready for delivery the lowest tcms lots
and parties for the celebration OF Fourth of July
United states Laboratory, Jersey City
Ordeu left with J. w. fJobert"n, IS Maiden Lan.. orr
Nblo Castle Garden will receive immediate attention
Goods delivered to OF the city free Of expense.
my ~ toJu30 issec
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STRAW GOODS.

Nv UOOIJO.
TT BENNETT, 81 John street. Importer and Manu- facturer
Of Italian, English. and French Straw Gosds, respect
fly informs that he receive
has splendid stock OF Ladies' fashionable Straw Bon
nets made Of the most superior quality Of braids and offered
the public reduced vizEngsh and French
Dupstabe. Italian Rutaod, Prince Albert Brads Fancy
She and Imperals Vctoa Bfaids Ia and splendid
cIeJ Tuscans Bants French Wbaiebone Ia pretty article
the chip and the strength and durability OF TuscanJ
Fesch Lace, French Chip Modena &c &c. The
in the latest shapes particularly the Orleans Gypsy the
ms lmkI
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II ANK Or ENGLAND NOTES, soyereikus and ngIi,
- silver, bought and sold Lumbermens BaAk Warm Pa
bought tat y SYLvEsTER'S
jHec % Wall ST. and 100 Broadway.
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NEW FIREWORKS LABORATORY,
by JOHN TRAGARDH,

PYHOTECHNIST, FROM SWEDEN.
MESSRS. KOLLBER9 TRA0AhDH have the honor
WI inform the American pubc that they have cxen
.ve and varied assortment Of Fire Works. Of Ell and every
kind. their establishment Harsmus Long Dock New
Jersey, half mile from Jersey City, opposite New York
which they offer Committees and Others the
bic price in the market.
Bel the trade principle Of moderate cash price
Tor good article they the avos Of the public tho
above place, the Of Robert Johnston No 81 Court
sndt All orders scale prompt
y attended by addressing the subscribers either Of the
above places.
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ARCH STREET THEATRE. (PHTlADEL.
PHIAN TO LEE.

'I'hE BOARD OF AGENTS OF THE ARCH STRICT
THEATRE Phil delp,a, prepared TO lease the build
ing for the Of 1913 a. longer period enterrr
manager, upon liberal terms.
Apple Board Agents Of the
Theare PhedePhe" left at SO Market street II theS
OF 9TH and Market: with NJ. Laiourracs 100
Crown street will be attended To.
PHILADELPHIA, June IS. 1919 jei5
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Of I m TO $4,000 Mr.. FRANCIS X. CRUMP Watch
Maksr ?ts Grand street. begs to inform hi. lend
prepared make advances cash. gold
Diamonds tea sets forks and DIES rpon
Of sold silver shape intended sale
Casn paid for old gold and silver Watches Of
every desert, ton repaired AMI warranted.
Gram xtrset
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Mo BILE June I5-Cld B. Albert Keith, st Johns, N b
SENATE Pepper Bos,sn CID 10th bowdtch. Crowei Fri
In TruliiIo Arr iSh GeoIgies, Watts. TSSmastSr. '
NEW ORLEANS, June I6-Cld Leodes Robbins, rseles
sbbot Lord, NOVEL;, Cowes md market AR Francona,
Jones Lyercoo Desd.mona CLARK Lerp; Gauges. Dodge
Boston; towsd wn Chsaabrsnd, Lady abea. and Fee
,asn CGws. ard market L'sn. Smith Cove. and
pg, rildsn goston Velocity (BH Darrell. kingston ia.
AR jay Shepherd sedman Havre; NJ, cart. Liver DOL;
bland: Liverpool; Creole, Howes. Boston, towsd .wn
Caledonia
, poRT LEoN (Flo) Ju-e 7-in Mary Hammond. Norwood
NY via Key West.
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CHAMPAGNE, CLARET, PORT, SHERRY

WINES, &c.
100 BASKETS Champagne Wine, first quality in quart
NV and pint hotties.
3o Bk-ts medium and low prc:d Champagne of difeen
brands in r.rftct order
30 Casks Bordeaux C!aret OF very good quality.
Also. Cla,et in cases Of everv ar,de
Sherry Wines. suitable for Sherry Cob crs
Port Wine. of every variety.
Also. Hockhemer, Marcobruper and other Rheni,h and
light Summer Wines
For sale at fair prices by
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NEW YORK % & BOSTON

SOUND PIIOI.
OWEN PRESCOTT, PiI9t takes charge and
Boston Portsmouth Portland beck OTHER PORTS
east Of New York. Oce at Frye Shew c23 Water street.
corner beekman. Reference number of Merchants and
he several Insurance Companies in this city, Boston and
fOrtland imix,
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ONE DOLLAR ONLY WILL MAKE EVERY
LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER.


LADY HER OWN DRESS MAKER.
MRS. TENTLER co beg leave {, inform the ladies
A of New York and its vicinity that they intend 10
their of LADIES'
ha0Hs, sleeves yokes, collars &c. OF description.
fashion and style by .hch svstem lady enabled,
alter three hours instruction. of the sd articles
only the very best tu also economical
without risk Of m'sft As the undersigned will
only for short time oig this and instruct their
useful TO the public gsneh.y have reduced their
for INSTRUCT inc,ud d, dollar.
No less than three in class instruction. The subscri
bers be found their 25g William from
l2 A. M, and from p. NJ The instruction is
given by ladies' charge made unes, complete satc
tion IS gwen j2t lmsr
STRAW BONNETs AND EMBROIDERlES,
BELOW COST.
MISS Fly. 0ODEFHOY Will sell, for days only,
1l large assortment of goods in the millinery line Ladies
invited to call 39 Broadway, opposite the Carlton
House. jll 2w~T
CORDIALS, c1C
TOHN p ANGUE, No. a2 Fulton ct. manufacturer of
CordiaIs, Cherry Brandies Wine Btters NC. Offers
sele handsome assortment. oil COdials,
Noyau Corcial, Perfect Love ofu,.i,
Rose do Cinnamon do
l. mon do Peppermns do
Glove do Apnis~-u do
Orange do Life OF do
Also, Wine and Stauehtors Bers and aric berry
Brandy which is well worthy Of the attention and
tavern proprctors and Others.
tsIores, country merchants and the public general
piled on the liberal j.,s ..--
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Jouy HARxAR GILMER. Esq Of ALTERNATE.
(va) brother Of the Representative IN Congress
from that District, publishes card 10 the Char
louisville Advocate, from which make the fol-
lowing extract. o 81 sic alter frater! We like
this coming up to the hub. We like tho spirit
which Indignantly "spurns the suspicion" Of trim
ming for personal adyancement:
A CARD.
Messrs. Editors: | am repeatedly perple xed
with insinua,ions and ungeuerous hints. TO The
supposed notifies, Of my political position. take
this mode of satisfy ing the queruous.
Permit me, through your columns, 10 assure ali
whom IL may concern, that am not in any sense
Of the term. aspirant for political promotion
desire no other public position before The people,
than .ha, Of my profession. ! have voluntarily
selected my own avocatinn, and desire no other
slime Of distinction" The respons ibie and ardu
Gus profe ssion Of the law is sufficient to crafty
MY ambition.
GAS TO my political position" / have 10 cay,
with equal irankness, that 1 am thoroughly and
radically a WIG. am, in every sense, oppo-
sed TO the self styled Democrats Of the day. ]
prefer for the mex, Presidency HENRY CLAY to
any living man and shall IN my humble way, do
all in my power, 10 promote his election.
CATER this explicit declaration, now ask those
who never can find laudable motive in the acts
Of the independent md fearless advocate OF his
own principles and convictions, to allo" me, IN
my own humble way 10 pursue uhmoies'eo my
profes ZION; and should ! presume TO differ with
Others, political subjec,s-not to attribute this
honest difference ia principle, to any secret de-
sire on my part either to seek notoriety, or to So
licit a seat in the Legislature. | neither desire
such dis,inc.ion-n could serre if l rert
elected The foolish timidiiy, and scare crow
policy Of a certain proscrpiive statute-which
hangs like a curse upon code-has concerted
me from a freeman to political slnue.
But this incubus shall not prevent me, at the
proper time, from taking active part in advo-
eating, with pen and voice, the election of Henry
Clay to the ners Presidency. This humble priri
lege | claim my right ard shall certainly exer-
else il 90 my duty--no, needing the insinuations Of
of those Who are SO essentially selfish as to believe
that every one who participates 10 the public ex
citement Of the times like themselves are seeking
promote their private and personal interests
A stern sense Of duty TO an oppressed people ant
a tottering government, ella inns higher motives 70
action, shan tho miserable reward OF party dis
sention."
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chequered and full Of vicissitudes.-But during
us whole progress, he had been cheered by The
confidence and support Of arden, and faithful
friends in every part Of the onion. He some
time. felt, perhaps presumptuously, that Provi-
dence designed TO smile on his exertons. But
this he knew full we'll, that during the whole
course Of his public service, amidst all The en-
barrassmenis, dangers and difficulties which
compa ssed him, from time TO time, he honestly
and faithfully and tearessly sought 10 serve his
country TO the utmost Of his ability. Grea, ap
pause
And now, having retired TO private life, it is
source OF inexpresslbls qualification TO hun TO
find, wherever he goes. the triumpbs Of truth. and
manifestations of pubic justice, in tesiifying TO
the purity Of motives by which he had been &C
tuated in the public councils Of his country
And he added that he had much less desire than
the world probably generally imagined, ever again
10 emerge from the retirement which he has vol
unfairly sought.
| Allow me, sir, in conclusion. to request that
you will convey to such of my fellow citizeEs of
/ Mobile not here present, my respectful &C
knowle ed gmen's for their kindness in inviting me
here, and for the distinguished reception which
they have given me. Assure them that will
carry with me back TO my residence a faithful
memory of these testimonials, aud preserve them
10 grateful recollection.