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passcn~crs Arrived

In thu packet ship Liverpool from LverpOoI-Roheft
Jones Charles Backhause John Oham D Klotz, h Stein
Scl Alan Kerr Charles Aiinura; 275 in the Storage
Ia the packet shin Sheffield, from Livcrpool-Mr Cham
bertice and lady Engand Mr. Purdue lreand Mr. Dallas
Canadr Mr Paterson, Canada; Mr. Russell lbs in the
Storage.
Iu the brig Tybee from Charleston-NTs Henry liofa
Mr. Filzcjbbons ady and child, Mir Henry ltochew aGd
lady Mrs + Jones Miss Catherine Dace Miss Mary Nc
Donough Ann ora Antonet" II Pitcher Martha forbush
Elizabeth Tucker, Eliza Morton, DR. + Smith, Capt
2amsIen. Mr. Elias Miller, 7 NJ BRISTOL, Alfred TAYLOR
n B Sanford r Chretzbery john DAVIS, John Siackmln
john r IIora, and in the steerage
In the British bark Caledonia, from Glasgow-Wm NJ
Tall Mrs Bovs;ou; 1870 in the Storage.
In the scIr United States. from Bermula-W Tucker,
Consul; r Hggs W !, Brown lady and two children;
Mrs TIott, child ard servant II in the steerege.
Passengers Sailed
II the packet ship Patrick Henry, for Liverpool-A
Winclcsicr Mrs Winchester Boston; Gilbert Russell Mrs
Delgno and child New. Bedford; Mr. Swan, Conneci-
cat: Mrs Cartwright family and servant, Mr. Smith Mr
Lucas Canada; Captain Bishop England Lieut. Gacketi,
British Armv Charles l1erbee Paris; Mr. CFukshsnk 81
Johns: Rev Mr. Gordon.
In the packet ship Burgundy, for Iavre-Nir Rogers two
ladies' aud child DR. john Oara Charlrston Edward Maui
rice Frluce Thomas Coin and lady, Ncw.Iork MIR liir-
tel and l7y Madame Lcpage and child Dansny Phi!adcl-
phia; + Dameyda aud lady, st Thomas Mr. Remand lady
aad child.
Passengers TO arrive
In the bri. August, from Sayannah-Ndor Irving , A,
lady three children ard sesvant Rev Bnney and lady;
W II Nav and ady: Jeneks lady. children aud
vln,: Ms G. Nichols and children; Mrs II Ham
mood and childrcn Mrs 6 w Davis and two children;
Mrs G. Cooke and child Mrs Robinson Mrs Hathaway,
Mis-, II Howell Miss + Clark, Miss NJ Binney, Miss +
A Robinson Miss r Eobinsnn Miss England, Captain
w Sewell, n Robert, D G Camp, B y Brown.
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NEW GOODS AT THE NETWORK CASH
~ TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, ll2 Fulton st,
Broadway IRVING the city and wanting
outfit. Will find II for their interest call aud examine
extensive stock o fashionable Cloths and Cassmeies togeh
with variety OF the richest Silks Chslly and Mar
settles vesngs, selected from Notwithstanding
very desirable for gentlemen of and fashion TO
make their selections from the style and workmanship
our garments challenge COMPARISON with the
pensive establishments in the United States and combining ouz
exclusively cash. ensbes TO our
IN the purchase of their wardrobe
Cash delivery, and abatement prices. Sine, pnc
'" jr6 49, '''''' j. c. BOOTH &Co.
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ERIN FOREV Z X!
LIVES OF THE. CELEBRATED
IRISH REPEALERS.

IRISH REPEALERS.
PRICE I2l CENTS.
IRiSHMEN AND FRIENDS OF IRELAND 10 Your
Posts To achieve the Legislative Independence Of Ireland,
and liberty millions held in Bondage, the
and wish Of all true smen throughout the world To dis
semnae correct information and aid the great
FOR the
REPEAL OF THE UNION
Between England and Ireland the Proprietor Of the New
World will issue Extra Number, No. 80 Ann street.
on TUESDAY MORNING, JULY II,
THE LIFE OF
THOMAS Adds EMMETT.
Ev DR.. r. r. MADDEN,
Author Of the Lives and Times Of the United .shmen
with y HANDSOME PORTRAIT)
It is hoped that the Repeal Association this City and
throughout the country will give their aid in circulating this
Memoir ofone of Ireland, noble and martyred sons, OF
whom Life has heretofore been written. In way
much aid be given TO their
u Orders supplied So hundred copies for ST. for
1000 copies SEA teF 800 copies SIS. Orders solicited.
Address, post paid
j. WINCHESTER, 30 Ann street
LATEST WORKS PUBLISHED,
And for sale No Ann street. office of Books for the
nIARNADUKE WYvIL, Novel b. Herbert. ~!
CARRERO, or THE PRIME MINISTER. l2t
THE. TWINS and other Tales by Miss Bremen. l2t
IRISH SKETCH BOOK. ........... 49,. 81!
ILLUSTRATED NEW WORLD, IS E.ng's l2l
KATE IN SEARCH OF a HUSBAND ........12i
WINDSOR CASTLE. Romancs -. 49,. ~!
Together with all the aud cheap publications, at IL! to
81 each Call and examine the catalogue
n5- THE NEW WORLD, BLACKWOOD'S MAG
AZINE, and MONTHLY SERIAL SUPPLEMENT-
WILDE all subscribers by mail for S. year Address,
post paid free,
jyIo 2t j. WINCHESTER, Publisher, 30 Ann st.
THE JUNIUS TRACTS.
Published and Tor sale at the OFFICE OF THE TRI-
BUNE, New York,
THE TEST OR PARTIES TRIED BY THEIR AcTs.
THE CURRENCY: By JuNIrs.
Author OF The Crisis Of tie Country and other Tracts
of 1910.
prices cents single so 80 for lOo or $50 for 900 copies
iyln 2aMd&Mu
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NJ Irish Emf gran Society,", quarterly meet
iS OF the members ard friends the lrish Eu.gan Society
viii he held nj Washington Hall. of Broadway and
Radeei,pet3 on Tuesday Evening, the III alfpast
-, slock iye ST. GEO. L. kEEFFE, Secretary,
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Flteenh-street from Sixth Avenue TO Tenth Averde
Twenty hirdsrest, from Fifth Avenue Thir AveAue
Second Avenue, from Twenty -iti.stree 10 wentyeght
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

THE PATENT CYLINDRICAL NIGHT.
latch, (i9r street d9or',) on and approved
the ground that other keys than their readily lit
them entirely oh'ted ly this invention Its durability;
the litte trouble putting door the portable
keys accompanying It's low price together with
n.y. The principal recommendations OF the Cylindrical
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Manufactured by Robert NJ. futile, Newark n j. aud
for sale by w :. Seymour \ Co. No4 Chatham square
G. II. sword; li2, and Wenman WycoG liz Broadway;
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed Pro-
posss will he received By the subscriber until the 9th
july. 1873 NJ, the office of the Cnoton Aqueduct
Works, for the excavation back; filling lamning and
lag trenches for Waer Pipes in the following streets.
L. ...cl,p ..u-
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Particular attention called style OF business
office Coats also Travelling Frocks large Of
- o2s iatf W r JENNINGS.
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II. CHANCERY-B Before the Vice Chancellor
Philip Keaney AID Freerc De PeysT. Execa9rs Of Ja1B
Was. deceased Era Gregory and others BIi ior ,of'
cioscre OF Modsage.-Osen X Hone II PInestreet New
1,a (5,oI Of the ecspdne in this Cause who's
place of residence State Of Ohio and aIar.I Gregory
another Of the sad defendant. whoSe r2te q residence . -
the State Of Indiana pectIyey TeInS 2ppe1r N VI.
By the sixth day Of aett the bill ied heie'H
WI be [;Sr as I ete' i = ''s'" jysIaw2w
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? The Original Lemon Sugar revived.

TIE Proprietor OF tins nestmnbIe Beverage pre-
pared 10 furnish any quantity OF the LEMON SUGAR a.
tie shortest notics Ii the cheapes purst and whole
some beverage that has been offered the public. It Is
prrrlred solely from The es Lemon and refined Sugar by
chemical and mechanical process and fee tror every de-
Its use !, peculiarly adapted private families, counting
houses efces family parties and parties Of pleasure being
beautiful article requiring other Of preparation
than mixing it with wa;er saving all the laber and uhceanh
Ness of preparing in The ordinary WAY.
L viii II found invaluable article board Of steamboats,
and ships Is it will keep good without change o! rs
whor:sai- and retail, At No. 70 Nasssh-sE, By
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THE CHEAPEST CASH TAILOR YET
4 PETER V. Hustled, Merchant Tailor, No. Chat
ham Square. of atherinetree makes Clothing
der The eateS and West STYLE 10 cent cheaper Than the
cheapesi Cash Tailor IN the city.
Strangers the city, regular customers, who may find
the distance viii please send through the
Despatch Post when they will be waited with samples OF
such Goods they may desire, their taken, and
Clothing home finished style of workmanship tha;
VIII ensure entire satisfaction no sale.
SUIT of Clothes made q hours required; good Il:
warranted ana disappointment under forfeiture of the aItl
les ordered
Customers he supplied with ready made Goods Of every
description i27 imis-
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The trenches viii be duS snch part 81 each street and BE-
q such slope As the Engineer shat dir ect
That 10 inch Pipes viii be et deem and feet wide az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

Those Tor inch Pipes VIII be feet deep and feet wide at
bottom and berme Of be left the the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

GUNNER GOODS for Gentemen's Wear23I
~ Broadway opposite the Fountan.Encouraged By the
extensive patronage ELECTED the last year through the practice
principle which has averted almost complaint
that the cash taxed for the denquencie OF
Others the undersigned has made such additions TO his orps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

&c Doctor A. Sidney Doane has resumed the
practice Aedcip- the Chg OF New-fork. Residence %
Warren street, y. < corner OF Church mylg saits
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q Particular Noffce.-Those persons HAVING
Furniture OF any description dispose Of who break
Ing up Housekeeping Will find ready sale for portion
all Of their goods b. sending their address, calling
the subscriber. Goods any amount purchased.
+. COTTON. ll3 Faitou-street, ard
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prc1-r an TUESDAY, August -.
Tt,Ia- - w. ORR FALL TRADE SALE
Tssgi itdg Sss Of BS9S Sc Be held darins the last
the direction Of the Comulttee of M ~
Books Paper Stationery Binders Leather an clo,h Srs
trade. respectfully solicited ' 'Ne DUN
The Catalogue now piss and will be speadr ;..red
viii BE found unusually rch, embracing in addition o n
invoices Of all those who have regularly contributed bsy,to
orc n.sy from those who have withheld from tie TWO M.
cediuE Sales.
ecoad Catalogue embracing additional Invoices viii be
published on the FIRST morning OF sale.
The Committee have aGcp thai the sales shall bs CON
Quoted By Me>ss Bangs Richards and Plat; heretofore 70
whom they recommend the trade send their invoice
FLETCHER HARPER
GEORGE CARVILL.
CHARLES s ER.iNClS Commit,a-
SAMUEL RAYNOR
CHAS. NJ. SAXTON
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EIRE DEPARTMENTAL Foremen and
SECRETARIES OF Companies requested have their ne
turns the Office Of the Clerk Of Common Council on or be-
fore the I2Jh of July The following returns are wanting:
En<me Go. Not s, ., II, IS, 10, l9, 49, 25 g. 81
~ ts 10 &
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REPEAL, OF THE UNION

Between England and Ireland. the Proprietor of the New
World will issue Extra Number No. 80 Ann street.
on TUESDAY MORNING, JULY II,
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han members ofthis society ar
Inc aud surgery.
PubliShel BY order Of the Soc
II. D. BULKLE
NEw-YoEH, July Z, 1913.
TIE joilo,ciag are 1len
!, Anderson. Anthony L.
.AEerly, Samuel
Aboiile, John
Anderson, William
Atkins, Dudley
Anderson, lanes
A lans, John G..
Allen. George I.
Archer, Cornelius 3.
Anderson. r. S. y.
Andrews, JoSiCk y.
Andaries", James w.
Ashley, James, Jr. J
Adams, George l..
S..B-rr0w, William
a.
Boya, i2omas
B BaynrSii o Ny i -
Btck' Jol,h y;
BiiSS' Jane, y;
Berger, Francis r.
Brown, Stephen
princkariOti John
Blyliei. Hersey
Rniles r. NJ
r. 4 hraLsm i
R..j,,., Rnni,min
Re;l.v .Josrpl, ii.
To,vrn, lain s.
Bra,lshaw, joseph w.
Barker, d.
Bios. Samuel
Bailey, BENJAMIN
BeI;6rd, Cunning s.
Rorrowe j. II.
Psacb w.
Rarnhissj John NJ.
T;nn"h; Charles A.
P.ar. l.,ar
Briaes Charles ~
B.ow,. William
Budd. Bern w.
Brakeman, VIM. Nelson
Barber, Ira S<-,--~S
BaldN.H"6I;rar p
Rnck G g.
B.Icl,e, Elisha r
Bulbs, robert $.
Rurdrll, Harvey
B-lknap, Onam
Ball. Alonzo S.
Bartlett. Henry T..
Beadle. Edward l..
BuIlilev. Henry d.
Bravton, Horaiio ii.
BuGI William p
B;p",y lanes p
Burton, Elisha $.
Bliyen, jeremiah p.
Bostwick, Home, !
Diooleood. Abraham
B;.gIpr. Auru,Iu. F.
Hgrstow. G.. FORESTER
Gr,les. John C..
Brush. Nehemiah {
B,auyeit e.. C.,
Uurr., ~
Delchtr. George F..
Battles. O. S.
Bowers. Benz. F.
Cutter, Smith
Cock. Thomas ]
C!lrrsman. {. John
Cooper, Fayettr
Cockroit. James
Clinton, Alexander
Cameron, James
ConGer, John 5.
Cot, BrnJ. L.
Chandler, Zenas
Condit, T.. 5.
Carter, Ga!en
Chapman, J.
Campbell James
Charming, VIM.
Cammamm. Geo.
Caruilers, " IN; \.
OK, \ 6rai'aln IL.
LARK, fG'er r ienl'.
ComstocE' L"ciuS =
Collect J9hn
Corci, john =.
Cioniwcli' Jas. l.
Craft, Isaac b.
Clarke, VIM. y.
Carroll, Daniel j.
Garter, james A:
Ch!ldS, Samuel X.
Corning, John
Cochranc, Chas. J..
Clement, y D.
Cuitis, Joseph I;
Cutter, Nehemiah
Cornell, Theodore j.
ChlilnerS. i h'.llds I. l
Chiffon, james L,
C5nklin. u. r.
Cairns, r. ".
Chaplin. john r. /
Conser, john
Carpochan: John
Caldwell, II.
Churchill, Charles w.
Calk!ns, Alonzo
Cockroii. Vim;
Clements, J. w. g.
Cfowell, Eusenr
Cock, Thomas +.
iarH, :. HENRY
Goose, Richard +.
} Dayton, Daniel
Dcldiielj. Edward
nering, Nicoli II.
Dehay, James r..
Davis. John
DuYail, j. W.
Doucet. Francis O.
n.y;.s Iul.a SCI
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GAME To THE PREMISES on the Isl inst. a
Swhte Sow-Fhe owner will please call and prove prop
ery. CHARGES and take her she Will De sold 10 pay
expenses. Inquire Sill Bowery between P NJ and P 81
w
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W ". shirlrr. Anction,

" y. Shirley, ApctioGeer
4 UCrlON NOTICE OF CHINA, GLASS AND
n EAR THEW RE uesday next. Jolly l,h. at 10
oclocS VIII be sold tn whole of the balance OF the stock
coasiGe >t0r House consisting OF laSs variety
OF Dlnrr Tea aud Tge Sets Tumblers Nioes Deeanrrs
an Large quantity 81 China OmamqntS aud Fancy Goods
Ia lots sutr retailers
Immediately after the sale the whole of the Fixtures in the
ioF = rot before disposed Of viii be sold including Shelly
ing Counters VIII! drawers Glass Case, Show Cases Sc
DAY. Tvs 3,i>. SIMPSON,
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After the PIPES have been laid (Which will he done by
ase5s enpN9yed b the Cf9ton Aquei"c Committed The
Trenches S be hlei IN IN layers exceeding inches
the nes by the Contrlctor with sound aud good material.
Tor the purpose the be well ammd and then Iepayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

Determined carry the system of small profits and
quick returns he sOcits Of good,
unsurpassed richness and variety comprising French ami
Ve5tings great variety patterns &c. which viii he
made up order under the superniendence efficient cutters,
az prices which cannot fail offer inducements 10 the
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AUCTION SALES.
,GrI.R xTrTESSDAY, August y.

p>-,, JOSIAH Richards Auc,oaeeg.
IS ~ Ps;tNSS, RICHARDS II PLATT.-Stote
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JITANTED-A situation as cook TO go in the
w country b. very respectable Protestant woman who
can give excellent City reference for capaby Sc Please
call at No 2i Bowery thouse the tc first floor
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Wariens. l, 9, /, 5, 9. :, s, ., II, Il, Is. L.
Hose Companies, g. j. s. H. Y, l3, II, L. %, 81, IS
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Hook and Ladder, ,, ;, s. 10
Chief Engineer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

r. Fifty Cents per Eoftie.-By Letters Patent OF
the United StatesThe Tucopherous, or Meiicated Com;
pound Tor the Human EIa Mh confidence reenmnlsn,e
all whose hair shcOmng Thin from disease scur and dan
ruf. The nr,>t remedy prevent badness and gre hs.r
The most healthy dressing that can possibly b. appe 10 me
head rendering the hair soft and glossy aud freeing h- skull
from all umor; and rlt0ns. removing every particle nj
scu and andr ana lisroSing the hair curl Is frequent
Ill preserve hair in health and beauty the latest period
Of life. For infant heads nyaiua5le To be had only at
i6 Broadway corner Of Liberiys up stairs Of the ap
pointed agents, 1921 !mis'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

Pearstreet, from Chalham.srreet Hanover square.
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Like sea Weed on CIRm,'' u an
preston used By o. w Holmes, express The of young
lady har who had prejudice against combs and brushes
We often heads OF hair that PM III mind oi Holmes gro
tesque sime Yet how easily may this roush aud s
Iearance be remede Every who acquainted with the
effects Of Jaynes Hair Tome knows that impars slken
gloss the hair and finer growth on bald places
and DELAYS The appearance of old Times frosty lro, og
ny years With such remedy at hand tten, what lady
gentleman would have head OF hair. dropping down
in hard wier mstreess like sea weed clam
Sold b., the Quantity retail atthe Drug Stores OF a D.
sands No - Fulton 2i3 Broadway, y East Broadway,
who are the general agents orrhe sale OF Dr. ayne medicine
Z
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d. w l.NSiC-' Eli, ~ itun street.
LATEST WORKS PUBLISHED,

THE CURRENCY: By JuxGrs.
Author Of The Crisis the Country and other Tracts
of G;0
PGce3 SINGLE 80 for lOO OF $50 for 600 copies
jylO 2awd&wtf
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iJf~NStCTS.
Sehr Atlantic OF ClarlrsoE C. West from Albany Tor
bestCn struck rock in Vineyard Sound the 4h INST
aud the crew succeeded rnnEine her ashore in New af-
ber near yanis The tide Gibbs aad flows her light,
rs axe alongside saving the cargo consisting Of fouf and
The William Ladd of Bath before reported wrecked near
Waterford Ireland uninsured her insurance having
pred on the aet Of May.
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The New Purchase OR LIFE IN THt. IA X
WEST.-Just published, neat volumes 2Ino frice 81
49, The New Purchase Seven and half Years III the ar
West By Robert Carlton, Esq.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-07-10

nEAF AND DUMB coy LOST.-A mute boy
~ about IS years OF age OF Irish birth lef the counting
room No 7s South.st Thu5day and has mol since he
s.eit' 10 ' $40
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DAT,ZARINES. and Muslin Baza-
ID nes and printed NIuslins and arg. meat.
French Goods sale very lo" AZ % lower
Y $500
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jITANTED-At I2G Nassau-sreet, Peddier,
w with horse and wagon. Farmer, Clerks, Agent
| u
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S1TEEL PENS-rhr subscribers. agents for c.
- C. wight Co. Metallic Pen Nan9iaaET;eFs have now
on hand an OF their superior Steel feas put up IN
M r sri on cards and IN which they offer 10 dealers
ON liberal terms l. {. BARNET L co. 67 Broadway,
V'' between Cou rtandt AID Liberty SIS.
Also at manufacturers prices white and coored Printing
C..,s iy,riou.s izes jYi1 ]tiSe0d
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IpiT 7th 1919 ''''-''-Y' V ~ 1''''A ,,''N- jYl0
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IHTANTED--A place by nice slrl, with city
nv, a, n T ud,oyy-s Jyl02t'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13

gan of the party it is not difficult to predict the re-
suit of The next Presidential eet ton But IT, on the
other hand liberal and enlightened policy be adopt
ed, and some upright Republican editor who could
command the entire confidence of the party, should
be installed at Washington, as the Democratic or
gan, we are equally confident that success would at
tend us in l944-that candidate would be elected
without difficulty Ii is highly important, however,
that our STRONGEST man should be nominated.
[The suggestion Of the Sentinel in relation TO
"some upright republican editor, who could
command lheentirc confidence Of the party" is
worthy Of profound consideration. We trust
that the Republican press Of the Union, as well
as the prominent men Of the party, viii reflect
well on the subject We go for the cAusE-we
go against Clay at all hazards, and at any
sacrifice, since he grows more passionate
and vindictive as he grows older - and
if there be such an individual in the coun-
try as the Sentinel describes-and we are
sure there are many-wth the consent of
our friends, we would cheerfully install him in
our chair; and he would have many thousands
of as true Republican readers, for his first arli-
cle as any other editor in this region could boast.
Then there would be Cancellation and harmony,
and what is still better, victory.
1t cannot be denied that there are ndny thou
sand anti-Bank men who can never be rallied
by the Globe-and rery fen thousand may
turn the scale in 1914. We agree with the Sen
tinel most heartily, and submit the suggestion
TO the party.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-11-13
From The American Sentinel.
THE NEW YORK ELECTION.

We said yesterday that the result Of the late cleo
ton in New York proved concusively to our minds
the necessity Of selecting as the candidate Of the De-
mocratic party for the next Presidency that man on
y that unite the entire vote Of the party east and
west, north and south
The necessity for such course must be APPARENT
to every intelligent reader who will carefully exam.
inc the state Of the vote in the several counties from
which returns have been received. Though the De-
mocratic party will probably have majority in the
next Legislature, the popular majorities in the
raj counties have been materially reduced since
the last election. In Columbia county, where MIR.
Van Buren, himself resides the majority Of 500 given
TO Bouck for Governor in lS42, has been reduced to
300 And similar change is observable in most Of
the counties throughout the State. This, we think,
has been caused to great extent by the abuse ard
prescription Of that portion of the Democratic party
who sustain the Administration of President Tyler
The overwhelming victory at the Gubernatorial
election IN 1912 was mainly attributable to the We
toes oil President Tyler, and the warm encomiums
bestowed upon him for his patriotism and indepen-
dence D. Inc Democratic press throughout The Union.
But though the President saved the country from the
apprehended consequences Of the defeat in 1870
though he has since done all in his power that Pre-
sdcnt could with proprety do to secure the success
OF the Democratic party-though his Democratic
friends have repeatedly and uneQuiyocally ipmated
their desire to conform TO all the usages of tho marty
yet has the recognized organ Of that party continued
to assail him. and to denounce his friends as rene
gades and apostates, unworthy ofthe slightest fellow
ship with the Democracy Of tho country.
awe sincerely believe that our recent reverses arc e
be attributed in great degree 10 this proscrptve ant
suicidal policy. flt to be persisted in and theG lobe
Notwithstanding its mad prsnks, recognised % the or