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New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

r-lhA JNEW-YORK- & BOSTON RAILKOAD
tr--sss.-sss5 LINE via Norwich and Worcester-TIi-
The Steamboat NEW-HAvEN, Capt. X. Dustan will
leave New York from Pier No. North RiveI foot Of Bat
terry Place every Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons
at O'Clock.
Deck passage and I'd class 81 5OTo Worceser-s5-
To Norwich and New ondon-Cabin passage and st class
cars s3--D-ck do. and I'd do do. So So
Railroad Cars leave fr Boston Immediately on the arrival
of the New Haven al Norwich whence passengers are Tor
waIded without change of cars or baggage.
5 Ihe extension Railroad to the new Depot below Nor
wich now complete obva'ng all obstruction by ice In the
For further nforrnaton inquire the Once on the Wharf,
or of D. B. Alien, 80 Peck Slip.
BAH persons forbid trusting any one cn account
of said boat owners. ul
"a acrs FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
r]=-7ss6r1BRANCH, OCEAN HOUSE, PORT
tt5,5TE-Tgsas WASHINGTON, ,llIDDLETOWN AND
RED BANK-The steamboat ORUS Capt William L
schultz will leave New York from Fulton market wharf,
and run as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

T AIDES WITH HAIRY LIPS OR FACF--
u Use Bourard's UpToong Powder 1t takes sveTy o,
TsaiIy improves the skin eayiag smooth so a.d
sold the sign Of tn Amsreaa sasis g Chahasts.t
Be carefu Sold also Statest, Boston; Ledge. Ri
in pliIs,lslnhia. 2l1 KlnE-st Charlesinp c ,slo
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

This exposition could neither be eontroverted denied
To show some Of the reasons for which the power had
been granted he would de,aia the House longer than
read short extract from the remarks OF who had
Phsticay been called the Father Of the Constitution In
answer to nterrogatoy submitted by Mr. Monroe the
KiIrinia Cnrrantion. ads Lii.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

ELIPHALET TERRY, President.
hs long established and we'll known Institution having
been IN active operation upward Of 20 years CONTINUES 70 in
sne Houses Furntue Stores Merchandise aud other prop
ety against loss or damage b fire the most favorable
terms JOHN NElLSO Jr 3yanr
dS PAW 3rae IS Wall s,-ro- NJ VorL
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

WHITE, RED OR GREY HAIR changed to a
Dye Sold 50 cents 81 bottle at the sign of The Amer
can Eagle 90 Chathsmstree or a9 Fulton-st Brook
9s7 Riag-st Charleston, s, c, MIA I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
DY ORDER of Samuel Miller, Esquire, Judg

pY ORDER Of David Mann, Esquire, Supreme
- Court Commls mlssioner-Notce is hereby given, that
ehment has issued against the estate Of Safe Sweet late Of
absconipg concealed debtor due proof made the said
Commissioned pursuant to the statute concerning Attach
abscondiug concealed nonresident d; btors
and tha, the will be sold for the payment of his debts
unless he the said Safe Sweet appear and discharge such
tachnen according law within three months from the first
publication of this notice And tina, the payment Of any
debts and the delivery Of any property belonging the said
debtor to him. his use; and the transfer of any property
By him. for any purpose whatever forbidden bv aw-and
areyoid, JOHN NJ. KEEP,
Attorney for Attaching Creditors.
Dated We,tG-Id Oct. : 1913. I2 law 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

Instructions taking the aItieeand great number OF
certificates and testimonials may be and obtained al
Of the aboye PLACES. n2i eodln
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

DURSUANT 10 an order Of Hon. Thomas &.
Love Surrogate of the county of Ere notice Is here
a.e Of the City Of Buffalo is said county deceased TO
The administrator OF Stead the Law Office Of Hall
SBowen in the said City Of Buffalo al or before the fifteenth
day OF January next Dated the 10Th day OF July 1873
ivlt Ia,yEun y. k.H mi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

Total
The foregoing return made pursuant Sec 49, Tit B. q;
an Ordinance of the Department Of Claiming Streets passed
August Sth 1918 ALFRED A SMITH, Comptroller -
Comntroler's Office City Of New York Dec T. lN3 dl3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15
o,s ,awsn Attorney Tor Attaching CREDITOR:

DY ORDER of Hon. William lnglls, Associate
DJulge c the Court of Common Pleas the City and H. GG"n '
" Of New York Notice IS hereby gwen puIsa 70 ile @
M concealed and bI9 ,at an & m hss hsi as
late been resident of the City Of Newly ork and uat t
same will be seld for the payment OF his debts. "lssS ~,
tlree months frcn the publication Of this notc ana
that the paymet of debts due to h'm by "a any 9i m
rents monies Sc Belonging him and the transfer OF any o
his property by him forbidden by law and are void pa'el
the Nineteenth day of September, Si5
CLARK & CAMPBELL 6i John.strss :. l.
soG ,,v9,n Attorneys for Attaching Crediter
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

sTsa FOR EXCHANGE-A snug Farm contain
ing 100 acres of Land good House Barn. Orchard and
Fenc s. will take threequaIte IN Michigan LANDS ana
IKE 1tuai'ei |''i' -'if'' - - p2O #
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

If WILL DRESS AND SOFTEN THE HAIR,
STOPTr FAILING OFF,AND CLEAN IT
II positively makes the ham grow and ke- ps II in ore,
long time Sold 1T the sign of the American Eagle 50 Cha,
Lam.street-prce s. shillInssor al 80 FuItons,.e
BROOKLYN: Stae.street. Boston; Ledger Buildings Ph
,lslpha: 207 King-stTset, Charleston, y y. as I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

sag. F. FARMS-FARAIS FOR SALE--A vatua-
@ bic Wheat Farm of 273 acres lying between the Cayu;
"a and Seneca Lakes be exchanged for Illinois land
aud money Also Farm OF 100 the Chenanso IVsr
and canal for cash only Also, good arms IN lew
Jersey, containing from 10 TO 200 Apply to a -.
T. C,ith iIb
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

zsssA 4 0o0 ACRES MICHIGAN LANDS, 40, GOO
@ Psnnsy lvauia and OOU in Indiana improved and un-
-IslS.improyed. Il Applyto a. P. j. e. sAllH
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

DY ORDER of Ashley Samson, Esq, FIRST
ID Judge of the Court of Common Pleas in and for the
County Of Monroe Notice is hereby given that an
dent debtor and that the same will be sold 70! the payment Of
corug to law within nine menths from the first publication
notice that the payment Of any debts cue @ 70 hl m
use of any property within this State belonging TO % ana
the transfer of any such property by him. forbidden by law
and are yod-Gven under hand tins 10Th daE oi June,
1913. Alba L!t iil.ot H.
Ia,yQm Attorney Tor attaching cfeultor
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

T For sale At various Drug Stores in the city, and by
DR.. J. CROFFUT, No. li9 9ATTORNEY-STREET
~ y Agent, where the medicines may be had wholesale and
retail DR. c. will also attend those who require his
vices; and from long experience in the Practice Medicine
he feels confident Of giving good satisfaction rhe afflicted
whatever may br their n ilady n2S I'm.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

NOTICE OF ATTACHNIENT.-By Order OF
1S Francis H. Ruggles, Judge Of Chautauque County
Courts Of the degree Of Counsellor Law in the Supreme
Court notice hereby given pursaan, to the provisions Of
the authorship attachments against absconing
cead and resident debtors that an attachment has issued
against @ the estate Of John Tracy Csssimer s. Gz2uski
residing in Erie Penns yyania and that the will be sold
for the payment of their debts unless they appear and dis
charge such attachment according law, within months
from the first of this notice. and that the payment
of any debt and the delivery OF any property belonging to
such debtors them by residents of this State their
and the transfer of any property by them for purpose
whatever forbidden BY law and void. Dated the lSh
day of August, 1913.
C.TIiCKER, Attorney for Attaching Creditor,
ann Ia,ru um tIe1lOl!a
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

L'OR SALE OR LEASE E.-Thirty-two Lots of
Ground Rarsmus (N. J.) bounded by Jersey Avenue,
aud sns, HnIsnus snd South ststes about mile from
jersey CITY, For particulars inquire No. 70 Chshm
str dy om@
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

assH FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE-A FARM
s uear the Hudson River Westcheser County.
L.. % miles from NewYork City. Some money Will be
~. ron n - A p s j. Q. SMITH. s. Lihcrty.st
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

DUBLlC NOTICE is hereby gwen that an ap-
p!caon viii be made the Lesssrrre of the State of
New York is next session for Act 10 Incorporate the
Irish Emigrant Society of the city OF New York Dated
10th November, 1853.
State palef copy. nl3sgd
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

Sold wholesale .nd retail only the sign Of the Ans.
Ease a2 Chathamstteet, \. y or l29 FG!toa-tie Bf
207 kirs-see Gharieston, SC Be very p,icula snS
no where ess. Mind. nIs.V vi
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

DY- ORDER of the Hon f. A Tallmad.e, Re-
ID corder of the City Of NewYork notice is hereby :iYs
of the 1st1 saJ smtnet d5or eisS
that an attachment has issued against the estate OF Wia T.
Sewbod and John l. Newbgd and Of zach OF ,59 'e that hs
same will be sold for the payment of their 6 uess @
appear and such attachment @ 10 OaS an
that payment oany debts due TO them by any PERSONS VI
company and the delivery to them or for their use 9i any pro
ry or evidence of property belonging e and the trans
fer Of any stock or property them forbidden By Ia" ad
are yoid.-Da,ed the 10th day of June, lSi3 ,r>
A. L. y H. ?. ALLENl
ion 1,,yon Attorneys for Attaching Creditor 6! W as
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

E}hESS BOARDS-Wanted, a eroce or two of
i sscond,h PRESS BOARDS, large enough or sheet
2hy 81 inches If considerably wora will answer Apply
a. l30 uton-tt 81 floor. d*ff
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

sgTs- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
@ improved farm of l25 acres with all the stock crops
lis. and TOOLS The buildings ample convenient and N
fine order 1t desirable and productive property situated
in s. Brunswick ~ Jersey. Dogams be seen at the
office of A. p. j. Z: SMllH II,
e IS Liberty street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15


Convention Mr.. Henry said:
end Of sasass fGasso sveq 70 Congress viii ass the
enay control over The me place and manner of eecioas
The RerFes tntav.s te elected comss1ueptv when
have o6vat- the oeeon %a by ssiss p ss s @n
70 snSS TWO years and that the be within
will ssy SSyss as danger Of the Of cleo.
as they please" ' 10y SS -
1, would be perceived that the obec, Of rrn,in
power 10 Congress was TO produce uniformity aud prevent
dissolution OF the unon Tha, should not be wantonly
aud unnecessarily exercised all would admit Bu, can any
geu,-msn caador that its exercise
sary order 10 effect OF the pacipa objects for which
il granted TO VIII Uni formy Look around aud behold
the Representatives, of the People Of States assembled
In this Hall elected by general ticket, and enabled
centfae their entire respective sengh upon question
of importance while the people of other States
represented ey deis rejecting every shade c poi-
cal opinion entertained by they represent and
trely neuraze their ye,es II Congress does not dis
charge it, duty relation this subject, and the seven
States which by general ticket do not return 10 e
district system, the other States seifei-nce be COM
pslIed TO adopt the general ticket, against their
wishes, In sea, State of Penusy yania and in Maine
such changes in their respective systsm suggested
shortly before the passage OF this law The
extend State after STATE rapid succession would adopt
IL their elections, and The c CoustSs
control owe. the would forever De gone The
would be virtually represented as States IL to branches o.!
Congress and democratic principle of Government be
ex,inrushea without hope OF resucitaon The o.!
niuoss a the different States woud be si'enced III
deliberarous; all questions OF importance would
sectional Characteristic North vons e masss against the
South the South against the Nos and ;hs peo.
pie the minority section would thus be made the he'
srs of wood and tie drawers Of water the majority sec
on of the Unioa until compelled to seek refuge from o
preston in its dissoluti0a,
Nj c. could suppress expression OF regret al the
efforts which had been made give TO the aspsss
Of party easston He had introduced the resolution which
was the orn Of the distc,ng clause, w,hou, neang
whether its adoption night might NOT probably tend
oae or two Of the States the election for Represea
rs,yes Although voting upon all questions of importance
q. according 10 the suggestions Of his md, they were
calculated TO affect the rights and interests of his conss
err. and couatry whea those suggestions separated ban
from bis pocal feaas, he pfoes:sd TO be, and was re-
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

pUYERS OF JEWELRY would DO we'll 10
- call on subscriber, who has sale all the modern
patterns Of Bracelets. Breas Pima Chains, Finger Rings
Lockes pencs and Specacis and variety of similar
goods which viii be sold cheap. ALBERT BEACH,
d7 lin. III Chaaam street
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

NOTICE.-In the matter of Stillman' Knight. a
IN nonresident debtorNoces hereby given 10 ali cred
itos Sunan knight nonresident debtor 10 meet at ba
office of E. C. Reed Homer the 2at day Of Dscemha
next o'clock P NJ which time and place all
and demands for and against the Of the said debtor viii
be adjusted and dividend declaredOc,ober r. 1si3
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

He would detan the House 10 read various extracts 70
sustain tins view yet he could not refin m quoting the
of the Constitution Patrick Henry Ia the Yrr,na
Convention MI Henry said So
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

GOAL! COAL.!-The real genuine Red Ash
Pach Orchard not purchased the dock second hand
dealers but at the fountain head the mines where we get
the first quality Coal and viii be at the following
weighers endorsement the back of each ticket: Nut S.
Stove 2 Broken Egg S5 so, from the Lump; Lacka.
wanna S., Lehigh IS 50, Liverpool screened, $40.
ara o'i " dS"'Aet' " ~ 3;iTERNSEy 81 CO
New-York daily tribune., 1843-12-15

assa 5000 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
exchange location and titles good Bargains
il. can be had by applying 10 curru os h..t,s,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-08

Sands Safsaparilla will also remove aud perma.
nently cure diseases having their origin in an i'm
pure state of the blood and depraved condition OF
the general constitution, viz :--Scrofula Kings
Evil in its various forms; rheumatism, obstinate
cutaneous eruptons, blotches, bes, pimpes, or
pustues on the face, chronic sore eyes, ringworm
letter. scald head, enlargement and pain of the
bones and joints, stubborn ulcers, syphlitic symp-
toms, diseases arising from an injudicous use OF
mercury, female arrangements and other similar
complaints
Prepared and sold by A. b. Sands 4 Co.. Drug
gists and Chemists, Granite Buildings, 273 Broad
way, corner of Chanbers-st., New York, and for
sale by Druggists throughout the U S. Price 81
per bottle six bottles for So
For sale by BUTTON Il CLARK, Braiteboro.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-08

have confidence in the representations made by
Martha Conlin, and have full knowledge OF her
case. ELIJAH +. PURDY,
Alderman 10th Ward of the city Of New York.
Dec. ii, 1912
Martha Conlin has lived in my family the last 3
years. and hereby certify that the foregoing state
nicnt made by herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY b. LLOYD,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-08

place full confidence in the statement made by
Martha Conlin, having known her for the past ~
years, will cheerfnlly give any particulars IN re-
latlon to her case 10 those who may WISH inrther
information. Sr. ELIZABETH,
Superior of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asy-
Inn, Prince street, New York.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1843-12-08

know Martha Conln, and have known of her
suffering illness
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

M \
HsIA

who was going quito as Ear up as | was.
aud who resided in our own region Of
country. Oh course | anticipated an in
PRODUCTION very soon after we left port.
IN this was ! 0 disappointed, nor will |
ever regret the making other acquaintance
-Ihe few days spent in her very agree.
able society, will be treasured up as being
among the most pleasant of my life.
soon discovered her TO be quite an intel.
lecual young lady--of easy and graceful
manners--capah!e and willing always 10
make the subject matter OF conversation
ntercstlng-whose sprighdiness of MIND
is rarely cxcalled. And those EYES o.
hers, "llke two of the Girest stars of al
tho heavens" how bewiching. Nav
kind Providence mako all my trips as de-
ligh;ful as this.
When we had made about hqlr Of on
voyage up we had an accession to on
number in the persons Of a gentleman, Iii,
lady and daughter.
Having become acquainted with thost
ladies' on hoard, among whom our "nev
corners" found IN acquaintance or two
soon went through the ceremony Of in
reduction to this young lady and her mo
thcr. She was about "swoet sixteen"
suppose, and full of talk, to all who c0al
cagagt her attention, particularly. Ill o
baus on board; myself incluled OF course
From this time forward we had a merr
time. aure. as some of the gentlemen wi
testify, who do not live many leagne
north Of this-particular,y that one who
when about to escort her with other ladic
on deck, to enjoy evening baimy breeze
+ Offered to loan her something he held
his band, untl they returned to the cabi
ard upon her giving her reason for no!
|acrc2'arc2, he retrea'ei to the other en-
ct the boat, hut re-aprcared in few mil
q,cs thereafter. Do You rccoilect Mr. /
will al | the testimony OF another, NJ
Mel, who rccoilecis a circumstanC
which occurred but short distance beloi
/ he arrived at his place Of AasiiHaiipn, in
before that big gnn was fired. Mr.. !
also r,c1llecs something aboat a pin-cnsI
ion, presume, and the little boy who:
mother was a passenger.
:, ARIEL.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
CLRRENCY.

There IS now nor specie IN -'h'
YORK Safe Banks aan v.se'9 i'''
before. and there is Pro2s1S 1.a U.
Uni.ed States than al any m1dt.o
Tnis viii trag gradually aao4' W. !
yiyal oil business and improves ' VI
c.e which we aa-aq-!sl ,sl' Y
months ago. ,,,..A
One Of The great ends WHIP Aa \.
Gates Of the United States D-a y n
profess 10 have in view, 70 Be 'iHs
HAT institution. was to heePa"s
specie. in the country and F't, :, 4,
pension Of pecie payments, ly a.
has shown TIA! tie putting cow 1,
moth was the most eaeiH'r- i /
only means ofaltaiaing 'iese ", II
,b,; institution is never r.SEe-'. Y.
rr.sumed .Aa, We ne not IlAsyo.'
10 have another general sp'
h exchanges 100, they are nov u. /.
.T,,r,l,,iou than during the gt'".a I !
Of Isc existence Of ihs '-'''' :
Blak.-Peaa.yiraniaa.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01

conventions, which, However we consider
unwise, as il il impossible % ad in unison
and concert without them. Bat as such
does or may exit they
should be organized upon fair principles
and speak as nearas practicable, the popu-
lar voice and whenever this is the case
except in rare instances their utility will
be seen and felt and their recommended
lions warmly responded 10.
From May 10 the election will be sulli-
cient time to organize AMI in short can
yass, there is more enthusiasm andspirll
ana less time for the Iukowarm and disat,
ectcd to sow disscnsicn and create spills
lin the party. We are therefore in favor
If May, bu, ,houlI November be agreed
lpon we shall no. o5icc; TO i.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
NEWSPAPER BORROWER,

We have this week several con-s-
of the serious anHcysrrs f,fe-erlaJ II /
our subscribers TO. pcsoas a5Iena
scribe for themselves but loo nes, nd
so, though wi ilt 10 u5otbey ofriere
treat thclr llbe,a!l.y anlias.s hsrescsr.
fer themselves ala auaies. These ,ra.
b.esomc neigl5os l.2 10. conpsl.y Wal.
until lher 0wlsc z,s d0aa With he Coz.
rief, hut ere sB i.tr cral 5e.jn d,
ire, some la .1ly .G1dgao Asvlcl.
ell Us arriu, M, n,NaA "P.sse TO-
.eld ne the to-rs-, g1 umNvam,
row" Sad lel, ten CtGt.s 10 one, /,
is sailed, arn, O .a,irly DESTROYED tc
fore ihe r.glowsF cn q. sg.1o. TIA
gain. Ul! upon sa,l aelglcri The.
are . libel upon sestal r...l',, lCa:si-
on friendship, aud aaTcr5v he ,.I.lif.
consideration ofra-s0al5.eP'Pe VI
scn5er, marx Iais paragraph yoc;p
blesOma borrower.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

There is some difference among tic
nemocai, papers, and also the sia,cs, as
% t.e proper t.me l,r holding the Nation
s.. Nouycauun. Some Of thcm prcf n Ne
'e1bar Of tie present Wear. and others
Aay 1914. Fer ours Ives VIC link Alay
Fo@d5- -d,isa le. |, would ia long 7
'Ua fl; ,ae expression OF pu,lc scna-
@ea, oa the presidential question, and ,ha.
/ g greai Importance.
I.ese re Z number Of gentlemen spa-
Zen Q. as c4lIaIa.es, waoSe merits and
c.aiAs are DOW b, II discussed AMI can
Tasst- N Papers. and BY the re lple.
HA.ch Of these IS the strongest or mos,
pcpc.arit IS now difficult to determine.
ay May it is highly probable majority
af The people Wi. settle dowa in favor ol
one q the other. a; all Greats ther, viii
% then more fCll and decided expression
Of The puzzle mlad on the sahiee. than in
November. Ii 50 The Canven ion viii be
Aore apt to Fe1eci and carry out the wi /
d Their oosilnency, g. unless they d. SO
tsia5or win BE- in vain. There is through
,sI he Union growing dissatisfaction 70
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-07-01
SPEAKING AT RAYMOND.

The announcements winch was made
some Weeks 40 Ul Ike lu.engOn 0! La
GUyrfiUf .hC-NUTT, ana Col. !. l.. How
ARD 10 address tie Peop.e a; Raymond, On
..e Lr5, day OF lise Ilrcdu Coar., a.,rao.-
cd lul,acT : .arse coHcuGrsc Vi people; but
mach GIsagpU4n.m3A. Was eAp.cssed al
.i.c uuu-ap ,,.ofa.Iue OF the EA-uO,trAor,
VINO No uurolua.ly aOseIi. la c0llSe-
qucncg OF ..us lass, Co. howard Ggc.u-
- y,.,.asS!ag ine people. lac cJart at
IUunCI .. -! carry huus, II order 10 give
ryCG. N Inc cOur. AOGS5 10 .Ae ain h.a uj
tine lsiu... COY. IyCkLR, Who, !, was
~a4vEs God, VISITED raymond .Os .aG par
PCS. 81 defending A.hsg.I IRON Tie c.Iaf-
-es made agalEs lin 0y his preIecess,r,
A.. lr.te,. .IuilSs 10 lie public, iCOH
SIS s.-h4 aud addressed lie people Ia i
sgc2en Of two hours. lie GiL 10. engage
III ule discussions Oi the p9.lICai topics
ga lie C~y, ou. cOnAEe,. himself 10 . ue-
l,Hle u .Iaise.i, ll.easPcu.hg us speech
wt.A li..tr personal .s,auLea.s oi LIS
predecessor. " wer- prescAt, on. iUoA
Lo,i.p.ys, y VIII 10. rUs. GU Len cIy 10
rgle-. charges c. persona. ,aarac.ss.
lac speech OF Governor TacAer was cJl
su,E. ~ The .A.u4acc.Agn, o. tie hour T
..a.er, aaa was uO. again resumed.
IL l.c afternoon Geu. ERowN, CT CO.
Ilaa, beng present, a invited 10 address
ne peop,c. / lie General reluctantly
compHou, declaring tnal ne was 10 can
Ciu0.o lUr olice. lie made very gOUl
u.mOreu aGGluss, and appealed tugcIC.y 10
ue uemucia.ic parry u O4ry tier dIAef-
eEcys anu unite together Is Uaau q
urO.Gers, IL nppCsluou 10 Tie schemes Of
wNIggcIy. ne CID moi re- ard tue Uond
qles.o. as attest OF democracy. lie aad
AIS own opinions ca L.aG NeA,L question,
aUd Ne AA.w IEat Elauy democrats Leld
d.acgeI. Opinions l.o.h hls: ~. ne ca not
question 4lels devotion TO lie long cher
EIeI anu We.-AaCwa principles o! iae
fepuJAc-n p4iy- GeA-sIi- Dr~wn eA-
gy>s- Bic lodging OF tie whlg party, aAl
sAoN.L lA4t L.e.r convention, " refusing
to a4Jyi q raSul..4Ou 10 TecUEmeLl ,aA
L ION me Pcop.s 10 pay tac bonds, ha..
; ..!u.i lle question, and that uIe great
issues OF r4aA, tariff, assumpaon.aud dIs-
.lJuucn, were lie real Isslcs OllJEe lac
rcop.c. Creu,rl. u :. speech was receIT-
~ uy many aeEon Ia.iors OF app.Iose
iruD. l!e .4f,e assembly present.
isANALla SAITH, Lsq., OF Madison
coAI.y, addressed SGe people aI.er Gen.
u. i.-4 cJGc.uCe,!. Ugs UeI-g necessary
calieI acme, We were To- pcr.ll-i~d lie
p.e1sute Il Ly-r.ag a.m.
:. haynold Nc Lac. with many Of nc
s.eg.las 1Ssn0l!a-s c. lie cOgGty, AMI .Eyai
perso..-. intercourse win l4eln, VIC CT
.s..re our fr4eaG5 abroad thai .4e J4EsAAss
anoag prOLa.le4I ulea.Oegs OF IL p1giy,f
v..4-e lhsy -asc Gl.ed a. Eegg~,. A1.e yes
a..eAaled - maa from TIE parry. AAl are
anxious Tor TIE new Con. eI1Sn, AM az
determined TO support us ncmIlees. Hn-I
isrel.ces ii oPla.On, sS 10 me.i, e-a never
sG.Gi party uaItcI ~ the suaPof. q PE'---
igBsda.