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tBNiN3 &C 40 essrrzJ, sissaeg ,nrsnss essssss Il
" Madame H9stsns eersls Monthly .tfits in al
ftozssty, sopp.ge bcrs fuact oi
ar. a7cn ~hsh ka health Of ieisae ospeuds sns'
shsil n.rodsc.ap into ths Uaca StsscA .Lss yer,t
tS,n.cos Ead aiss:icar arr soD:.ssy etorrtss 10 ;.
~srist OF for the ssnurs Chsa eolaon pits pvrLs
"cesasle Gonady pAso with the Obey, Of ID tpez.
soet.hs, a Soissn boz Fenai tne.efoi,
:sGtIonsd sasin nss stteIepu TO- impose them. h
Sufficient her, state that all Fomsle Monthly Fills
screi;s u those sold Msdsms Rcsrs Practical Jos
is Gresawieh ,est, New Yorh end Gss-r sett bostes
ynee 81. Nsdans Rs1seils ssastGrs
Of essh beg.
~ a-zhsy e1a be asa BY ssnsa or sass by fo,er.ss
8sebe,, esciosed in,de OF each cor. Soa sso by a.
siosssnt 8, 2si s,seS sss 0; Allen, New York
o., 5..sr
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ThORN'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF ca
PAlBA AND SARSAPARILLA
DOSSEsSES a few alvantsges enJeY ey other
med cine for the Of al terus Diseases, and kieh
with enlg ,'eped pablo, render urcdy ghy
populs aud desdereum hBg sought for the msaied
void IL needs no eonfsemsnt or charge ofde Init
PROVED form. that OF pasts enty tasl<ess
no unpleasa sens anon % the y tient
ha, scquired the Utmost fame IN almost Of IN.
has bern ex,mi1ed royed OF end
a. 1g sS % sn y the
don AID for sal. wtoi.s Ne and r.ral, BY
JAMES TAkhANr, ses @ eenwich street.
w III.
Also, at Park Row and sls Brosdwsy 50 broadwsy,I&
Broadway, corner o. Lpenard 80 Broadway corner
Walker m Imso
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CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT.

- PH LIPS, Merchant Tailor. tate OF 7 Asor House,
". Broadway imprcss-d with the OF the
OF the by The his
iossib,e 70 do SO while subject the
Bro dwaJ iocstoD ne,essay has rmiped
onYwa TO effect ts-w thout dsparaeement IN. 1uay
OF ~, garnens s removed his establshme
gentlemen be Supplied deduction Of per
iroa hi former low prices.
The following is submitted merely specimen of the
fore going assertion -
Supern, Coats made IN the best style, from SIC to SIS
Extra . do, OF the finest qualify, 10 to %
ChaitIe Vess az
p beg, lesven conclusion, Observe the above articles
lie relied In Ill be OF the
description. md than furnishing
an si,rv Of articles IL INV
GENTLEMEN AID AIDES LEFT UrF WAND
aOBr -Gentlemep families dssirous Of convelt ng
their eit of apparel ca,h. obtain for the
the highest cash price.
10 4ni les nd gentlemen Quitting the city, changing
Tendence having supervisors effects dispose Of will
no much their ADVANTAGE SIND FIR the sub,cIipsr,
will alta nd then at their residence by
II. LENETT,
No John 8 end Ia Vsrick 81, Ne York.
loe through the occ, otherwise, will receive
pro nft ztsuton
Clotntrs cleaned altered .pd repsirrd iv7 lmsec
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ID. M. PEYSER a. CO.
TO THE PUBLIC.

To The PU bLlC.
&10O TO $4,000 Mr. FRANCIS X. CRUMP, Watch
PiO' Max e8 Grao! street. bees inform friends
and t-e public that ependen' OF TIE watch bust he
~ pared 10 maze advances cash. sod and silver watches,
d,'monds .il.,r Tea set ok and drs rpton
OF gold silver shape, ended for immediate
taH paid for old gold end silver Watches Of
ever dcscr, ton repaired and warranted.
9.R (srarn sire ,vnsy
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nOCTOH BELL deyotcs hi. personal ttaily
al iof NJ, 70 The removal Of private c,sessss every
successfully treated By inexperienced Iaetrd TIscon-
a5org under the destructive effects my O,
guach and all who sp-ct the fs,nains OF
lurking IN the sysIsn, mSY consul! Dr. D. always with
sntee of a
Person. eonte npaiYg MARRIAGE. who hsys been the sub
iocts Of delicate dScs nay conEu DR.. Bell honorabs
co,deEee farraid letter. describing the pcsons
di2ace, have prompt b..
broadway. liner
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CONFECTIONERY
SoN
CREAMS ICE.

CREAMS, ICES. JE LIES, &C. &c &c.
ITH9Ls SALE AND RETAIL. 81 Reduced Pieces at %
w Canal street. JOHN BhAVEN the well known pro.
grtsrl fr the phi huh ied im his friends,
dsIcns TO su coniit OF IT, respectfully informs
III the pubic seueraly that he resdv supp
taneiy 10 all ia tche, such quantities. tey be pea.-
ed 70 order always ded they within the POUNDS Of
he md elegance ofri Saloons for the eicn
company, TO which Htschei priv .sloon zap sta.l
pe,' for the Of families toeetnervit the lodged
suerority Of his Creams, Jelts Ices Confectionery and
rsesamep's generally we'll known ard ally
erp'rriated to require commentator by Advertisement
oy m4niaia Tor his establish
which he has pain, expense built it, he
10 inuancs the extensive onee Re
IA hereto ore f'vcned wh nd give he universal
Creams Jeiles, nd Ices 10 forms, at Is pe' quart
Old r.. sent % any part Of the city lice OF expense.
iyiS lmsec
ID M. PEYSER Il CO..
No 10 William OF jonp and AL Iroah
supply Of h.e foMss e yi AZ When ..
caea1y selected by competent person PARIS, Benin,
&C sn when they offer Tor sale, In wholesale and
B. lu Zephyr and German wsutsd-lhe mos, complet.
Berlin Embroidery Patterns, choi.e sci. ction
Canvas f'r Emboi'ery Of cotton, wortt.d, linen, :
god srd silver. OF all width, snS qualities.
H Cne1ile Tor emo1odey, I'll mining and flower MAXIM:
fags TVS German, freuch aua EngAh. plain ind
th q, IL akeips sticks, and on .noos
Mos nh Tor kmboidsry an Fringe makers in skeius aid
SSspe-deTs supetly emboid red, ard suspeader Tina.
Sid. silver s9d Gee Beads. in all RIOS:
ID aud sh'cr fringe, Braid. Cord, Twst, Thread and
Embroidery Ffauer and variety of different Fancy Ar,i-
Artificial Floven-s choee selection
FrDRs 81 cotton w0rttd aud tk imported and domestic.
oinp iasse', Buttons and all othrr kind Of trm~nug.
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SANS SOUCI HOTEL,

THE Subscriber having become the OF this establish
meat i; to the of the travelling public In the
hands Of MI Beach, who recently bteame the owner hes
been repaired aed ofe every eonyene2es
subscriber Of the preference for the mineral Of
sarat9sa will constant supply at and
nal properties the otoc 70 make h, establishment
quiet, r:ther than the crowd tumu Of terg
place. The Of its .pacouness Of ITS
rooms with its large shaded admirably sdapt
that purpose. Still efrcuay accomplish it, the sub
ntenda materially 10 reduce the rae Of charges TO those
who favor him with coDtluung Of palro and IN
all things will endeavor promois the convenience and epov
ment OF his reducing The supper and
oris hitherto provided their The houxe
now open. and in complete preparation.
Il. s. WARREN.
Bal's,on Sre June r. lSd3 e22 Imsrc
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= q gAME kEsTEt =,

rSEMAJE PHYSICIAN, Ohes and residences ISs e,rs.,I
ch hcoes Coartlsnd and Liberty strests where
an, enn 30 eons,i:sd with Me sictest coudenes On seui
sIs,sy incident 70 the female frame.
sd,rre segpeycrca and knowledge in the tresssxs
,robstinsls Iee nszclarty opuags saprsssoa,
de- il sson to require bet few days 20 effect peest
,vTs Ladies desiring roper nodesl sttepdanes dining con.
snerlsut other intpo,iton will be accommodated duns
Preventive roudcrs,n FOR married ladies' VII Ma IL
ess prscsrious health otbds 100 rapid ncressc family.
pssksgs An Letters Eos' Esdl addressed TO 'bor 90
N. E.-,Msdams EESTELJ would infotm lsdies r.s;s;n,
hs city, who're hss vond admit 81 trayena us,
ar OF tho United sm,cs within resIonabc distance e0 ,x
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provocative ELIXIR AND POWDERS,
FOR S fertility

rE under.gred his the pleasure that he has
Es Staten
aga
wateiuness IS ,prprisingiy rfc-n AM certain It's chief
Of hat .ate o. the function, stey too well
. 10 III susn hss
NIFTY IL TACT exists s'nee BY tue ne OF hi' wot rcmed
aud wbs. lad incur BILE pataa deec proved
to be only some asrsnsed state Of The function within the
and Of S I7 snS as
y
ec to i; own narrow :sp.s Of pro s,y Bu
Of the
1 e;' OF C. &c %s % her
dTeary sen enrsa by the mani who
an sif
%.ay o esp 1 osd and md. e % w
a.ssey cold Indifference. N Gsaaeay, az "a!
ha sS1y ASe ''0 we
Chdrsn the connecting and tie. has
oi@ ens% s jsys HOBS 10 watch rom
a
little offices the mother called for her ehd is
he N II s
i I nd
r. ID meT I'D .oss :ney indeed
"oinf as c h .aee
ss s. 10 5qoS !.
able m ecycn not 'pdden ard phemera but aeg.e and
causes
body aud the functions
cheeiins the mind eulve the spirits AID engendsrirg
tree full and hath, caiaten II; great celebrity Is iuty
deserved, the pnd has In
din. il the A. pnbpc The inventor the ficrd and
Justly c"leb,sed NJ. Pa is is too well
his Of the s,t
functions by he ofths elixir ,na Powders" reqne
any from ,h' uLder ign,d safe Of than
hundred housan' bodies package is cient evidence Of
ia usefulness End The esionatioD in VIII ch IL is held
trce boitie. package Of powders which be
By ns g. s sss 81 Il
Tor preparing All letters be aid and directed to
DIFF. MkLVEAU. Blk ga"
iy Isim"r Office l29 Liberty 1t.
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-. HILLS !. !. j, I AZ, sgs !, : = 80.

DEnsO~s sissrI wik ruplur-s usy fsly ven n. he's,
snsssum~g.d "a ths woa sacrs On srpi'c-tson tbs
0Nc~, Ne tessg sF--t. efthef az tho he
rrsnep.l ne Unst staiss De careful 70
h e@ct rsd ~ fins VI tho epdnsst by
so.d, withauf NJ. sgnatare
Msay pssuns kssr us~snlsa 70 vens inlr.ors ~ uis
es hsted rsrs, and theassns tmIessd
qespe Tive tniitr csutot b eilsd they
ssses " sssAi useanrs, and Ase no bsr 'ss tie oId
Heofss 40 - No tv...y ersr.i,.,v
Car lsfst hasuf er. bosn.ss aen-
30
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE Pills

~. UH EOUDELUNUE, NJ. D., LISBON. r sRTUGAk
FbaE Scientific combination Of ncsdenn Of which tess
ration Of the warld TbeJ are known 4; Errope
esstsin in producing the monthly Their corsnty al
being suo that thew must not 10 used during pregnancy
for though always mild, SAFE and hcshy they ere ssrain V
roduee niscar-ssge il used during that period.
The directions translated Engh and snrsoyst
resnc with the seal OF the importer stamped Zach bon sI
tho signature Of NJ. dc Bordcoquc and he English
fec.ions ivc OF Dr. b. hELVEAU gnhoYss1
agent fer tbs contnsnt Of America.
Tnoy By mail 70 esy pan OF de unsd
States. Sold by prF Meveau. agent and importer for the
United States. Office i2s Liberty stess near street!
also by appointment Of ~ NJ" A. ip Cherry street. se.
Catherine Lsttes directed 20 Ut Melvesu, boz ~,
Ssp YORK viii with Immediate attention All ls,sn
,n1r be res. pod. jslo mdkw
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uHxy asyyHt ANp sa !.,tI S'rQEE:

and the pubic that he has busnes the above
lin. No ~ Natssu street, where he will thankully
aoe sitf execute, all orders he uaay be favored with
ne n"tt TCatCnibie terms Tor cash. a2r
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WADA WANUCK HOUSE,
STONINGCON. CONN.

THE above Hotel reesd Of between sixty and
Thousand dnllsrs and furnished in style
passed by mnr establishment in this country,
open for the reception of Company.
The house locan the extreme end Of the village over
can be had beautiful view othe souod ITS ,h Ipng and
rlsnfs aso OF the ocean, which
be enjoyed its tr mir a.d breeze.
THIS h ENJOYS advantages for bathing,
havpg in h1u- hct and co salt and fresh baths,
md distance bhionerg to thu hotel there
bi hruse for bl,hrg wi large mmiIg 9TH for
gentle and for ladies', with dessg tttacha
ssweH's private tbs Att ched 10 The hotel there Is
Biad Room and Bowliqs saloon. ana for hs sccom'd1.
iol Of gentlemen and parties who nd Of fishing here
number of safe and commodous .ang bo,s with cne
ul take charge who undo rstd the loo tty
the variou, fishing unds for which This place ce!e.
brtsd.
consequence depressed Of the the charge
for bos,d is red crd 10 The following rates
Transient Board per day, ST.
Per meiping six WI eEs, in the months of
July and ugus, per week, 700
For six weeks Y. longer, u the month. OF
MAY. juno September or October, per
week, SEQ
Children end servants h.Ifrrice.
The obi # the ubscnber will render his house
Quit hotel, the tine he wishes study
the comfort Of his Than the ..tab Of a!bt
~ rules HOi:A 10 BLA KE.
formerly Of the firm of Blake and Reed Of me Marine
Pa iIon, hochaway, and Wayery House, New York.
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CONGRESS HALL,
s A II A TOG A SPRI N GS

RATOGA SPRING
THIS celebrated and fashionable Hotel recently under
gone the most thorough repova!ions newly and handsome
The eatabs ment under the rvsn Of its propstor
Munger VINO will De mott happy renew his attentions to
his former patro and friends
C9Isress Hall situated tie celebrated Congress spring
at which Band oil Music will pas stated hours during
carriage will always be in eadiness convey
to and from the railroad DEPOT free Of charge Eserv
and prices will be in conformity with the times.
Saratoss. juno 26th 164s. j7 mfr
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.,,sL!ZABETAI9KT HOI,FL

NEW JEN5ET.
THE Subscriber his fTe d. and the pu b.
he thai r. has TAKEN said Hctc lately kept by 4. Al
rich has unf ihuro ug, cea sing ard repair,
o.en public boarding he FIR the reception Of
visitor
THE ;abir iuni.ied with every variety the
sfr rds aud ,lon will be ohec fully best W that
will conduc ~. ,coat or enjoyment e visitors,
with prces suit the nsr Inty Of Elizabeth
TO Ne York dsIa lie Tor
Ych and Others The the
steamboats, Cinderella ri v. leave New York
No. N.rh River and EiZ beapJ. hours during
the da. JAMES HUukE.
ivia 'mSr
path HOUSE, LONG ISLAND ms Sc. oathng
place is PREPARED for visies This situation
by the Is and eas for its scenery
cooling shades the bathing short Of
disasec from the The stages FuI Fcrry,
NJ. lnsr
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LIVINGSTON COUNTY, NEW YORK.
THE Propnetor would notify the public that for
the annual visitation Of these fountains Of health has
ved and that thero ye otes and btng establish
ready far the reception OF company For advice
gard the probable ect Of e,e in their individual
and for analysis - the spnss permit
ted 70 refer ia Or. W. taucrs, No. Bond trce Dr. H
D. Bulkey Lecturer diseases Of the sk No ~ BeeckeI
or 70 DIR lh, 5r,ky
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Dsn III Or, oun I'D.
~ 2nwlm sn
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person 10 the right Of any lands
thin the limits OF the townsh above enumeratc re
CURED establish The the sfaon u the Register
snd Receiver OF the proper land office, Ike
tefe.ar practicable after seeing this noiice and be-
Ie the day sppoined for The commencement If the nc
is OF the township, embracing the tract claimed, above
de"snaed otherwise such claim vii be forteusd
ITO, H. BLAKE,
.o, Commissioned Of the General LAID Vrhce.
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mandatory or approbatory of Government poe
Iicy, was unknown to any except the Null
rirupE OF PATRIOTS, and who they were
was equally wrapt in obscurity. 1t was soon, how
ever, apparent that they consisted of no more than
three, who took position inside of the bar, and from
their political tint 1t was alike manifest to most pre-
SENT that the President of the United States was not
to be gently treated. The s'MuLr,rupE" had their
officers appointed while the People kept aloof in the
lobby. AT one time did the meeting proper, num-
Der, excluding four officers, more than five, of
whom discovering the company he was in, speedily
re.reated to the throng
The object Of the meeting was stated by young
lawyer, one of the multitudinous three, in language
not less ambiguous than that of the hand bill (; and
gentleman outside the bar was Immediately called
upon for speech, but he was mute and immova-
BILE. Cries were then made for an solder and
better" lawyer, who boasts Of his Federalism.
he, too, was of the trio, and had he responded,
would, as is well known from his hostility
to the President, and his peculiar ability to tell
1t, have thrown Bolts into eternal eclipse ; but he
cast round his eye upon the acitly dissentent
and courage was gone He who had evasiv ely stated
the object of the meeting now loudly invoked to
an oratorical display but he answered by saying that
the assembly had been called at the suggestion of an
other, who now refused to participate. The officers
became indignant at the procedure and abandoned
their seats, and the Multitude Of Patriots" left the
house, they greeted with three cheers for JOIN.
Tyler.
Thus terminated, with u.s. the first effort at pub.
lie expression Of dissatisfaction at the independent
course of an independent President The truth is,
here as elsewhere, the rawlings of party madness are
beginning to abate, the People disposed to look
mpartially at the acts of the President, and the
suit is approval
Yours, &c. W.R
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Ii was pronounced from the tops weeks before
the Convention met We do not believe there was a
member in il, who did not know that he would have
to meet these questions The friends of both candi-
dates in the Committee of % discussed the question
and differed about the time. But the subject was
not brought up in the Convention by resolution, as
the Mercury supposes nor, of course, was it re-
ferred. In the Committee of 49, the friends of
both candidates expected the question to be
called up, and had prepared their respective
views paper-and the friends of Mr.. Cal
houn succeeded in carrying their address adopt
ing their own time-but they were overruled by
the body of the Convention. Where, then, is the
"jngglery, the potcel managers, % the " ma
neuvres," the "very ugly aspect of the whole af
fairi" No where. We regret that the able Editor
of the Mercury should have used this anguage-but
we will take things oolly-and if the Republican
party is to be split asunder, will try that it shall
not be our fault.-But this we hope may be per-
mtted to say, without the slightest offence that the
Vrginians are as incapable of any "juggery, "
:" maneuvres, " or "ugly'' management, . as the
South Caroniars themselves; and no man living has
higher opinion of their chivalry, honor, and fair
dealing than the Virginian whose humble pencil is
tracing these hasty lines.
AS to which candidate is strongest in Virginia. we
refrain from all remark Nous verrons
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A CLAY MEETING.

CARLISLE, (PA,) March 10, ls43.
To The Editor Of The Nadisonia1,:
The richest political farce perhaps ever witnessed
in this village, played off in our court house on
Tuesday evening, the 9TH instant. Not to note it,
would be TO do injustice to those through whose te-
merity it had existence Those unacquainted with
the character Of citizens, must be informed that
we are passionatey fond of public meetings. A
congregation Of our people can be got up cat the
shortest notice." for almost any imaginary purpose
few handbills pasted at the corners Of the streets
for an hour, never failed to assemble multitude
With knowledge of this fact, il may be readily
conceived that the old Court House was crowded on
the evening of the 7th, after dozen bills-one OF
which accompanies this etter-had been exposed
during the afternoon TO the gaze of the street pedes
tran. The bill, you will perceive, called meeting
at o'clock, for the purpose of taking into consid
Grafton the policy pursued by the General Govern
ment," at the instance of GA MULTITUDE OF PArRr
OTIS" When the hour arrived the ringing of tn,
Court House bell called together full house, bu
whether or not the proceedings were to be de
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which he was driven in disgust by the vllanous prsc
tees and consummate treachery of him whom
Harrisons mantle had faen Is not this most insult
erable9 And is it not insolence of the vllest stamp
to call one to the cabinet whose principles the people
put the seal of their Reproduction upon as they did on
those of James M. Porter in 1910 York (Pa.) Re-
publican.
The above is from Federal Wing Clay print
of the rankest kind. Surely the Globe, the En-
quirer, and the Pennsylvania, are helping the
Wings handsomely. They say Judge Porter
is Whig-the Wings say he is rabd Loco
foco. In heavens name who are People to be-
lieve2 Both sides cannot be right-are they
not both WRoNG2
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If we have not totally lost The ear Of the Madso-
man. will he do the late State Convention of Virginia
the justice of republishng the remarks of Tuesday
Enquirer the article which il rcpublishes from the
Charleston Mercury, in its Yesterdays paper2"-
Richmond Enquirer l6h instant.
We append the remarks of Tuesdays En-
quIrer. But we are well satisfied "the State
Convention of Virginia" will have to recede
from its decisions, or else it will be utterly re-
pudiated by the Republican party.
In turn, we ask an act of justice of the En-
quirer We ask it to copy the sketch of Judge
Porter, in this days Madisonan, taken from the
Philadelphia American Sentinel, true Rcpub
lican journal. We ask it, inasmuch as the as
sauts on tie Judge, which appeared in the
Pennsylvania, were copied in the Enquirer
Fiom Tuesdays Enquirer
II is because the Charleston Mercury misappre-
hends the facts that it speak, of " very ugly as
pect' of the whole afair-of /" the iugglery OF DO.
litcal managerS"--of the Convention being got I'd
proiessedly for but one purpose-entirely for State
and local oblectsn-of the asseveratIons of the Rich
mond the Justification of protestatons'
of ca grand display in favor Of Mr.. Van BUREN,
and of the People of Virginia not being bound by
this expression OF Convention called for other pur-
poses" The facts are directly the reverse From the
moment the convention called, ITS two-fold cha
racter indicated viz the state elections and some
action in relation TO the Presidential Convention
The county of Brunswick which struck the first
ball, pointed out both these objects. Most of the
counties, in their resolutions, called upon the Con-
vention to recommend some time, and place and
manner of eecting Delegates to the General Con-
yention-many of them expressly protesting against
the State Convention taking upon itself the appoint
ment of the Delegates The Enquirer has uniformly
taken the ground-and some weeks since
whilst IT sealed its columns to the discussion of The
Presidential candidates, it threw them open to the
discussion of the best time, place and manner OF
eecting the Delegates. All this is matter Of record