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Executors Sale of Real Estate
IN pursuance Of the last will Of
SEYMOUR SELLICK,


late of -Mddlebury deceased, offer for sllo. tbs
following real estate Of the said Ssliirk, W vii
The house where the deceased lived, with all Tho
land purchased by hi IN Of the Rutl and Bank
The house and lot purchased of Cllrk Fits.
The store and lot, now occupied by W.
Johnson.
The Green Store and lot adjoining the above
occupied by X. d. FAIR.
l60 acres of land in the wamp, on the Greek
in Cornwall. well covered with fencing ana
other timber.
Half Pew No. 10, in the Congrega tional Meet
ing House.
The circumstances Of the estate rendet me-
cessa-y that the above property sho uld be sOi1
within few months. A part of tho purchase
money will be required on giving the decdi lo'
The balance a liberal credit will be gIver' CD
mortgage or other salisia ctory sCcu riiy.
S. SWIFT, Executor
Middletury 18th March. 1913. 46-u
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GROC kerry and GLASS WARE,
oLoo'ling Glasses and Groceries, a large
stock just received and selling off cheap by
Oct. "a. A. FRANCIS.
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POSITIVELY.

POSITIVELY.
ENHE subscriber haveing long and patient.
4 ly waited upon his old customers is at
last comp He'd to call upon them for pay,
nothing Iort OfabaSo!utc ncriSsity has fore
cd him to give this notice, and to say to those
who are owing him. Positively that pay
ment mu no lanSer he delayed. Those
who regl ct will find at last to their Sorrow
that this noticc means just what it says
A CHAPMAS,
Oct % 1912
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DENTISTRY.
N. HARRIS SURGEON DENTIST.

L
ESOULD express his graiilud. 10 the
w publ for the patronage which has
been so literally bestowed upon him, and
trusts that his skill and enlarged experience
will secure continuance of it. He would
assure the public that he has ever endeavored
TO keep up VITA all the Improvements in the
science of Dentistry, by acqlainling. hInIself
with The most recent publications, and by cor
re>pondtnce III d distinguished practitioners
IA the rites. He last spring purchased o!
That ski frl dentist DR. Whittrmore of Boston,
The art of making the COLD AMALGUM which
has recently been SO happily afopied into the
pr.ciIce nf the profession in Boston, New
\ OK AMI other places, and has been The first
to introduce II into this region. So complete
y does Ibis composition shield the tooth, that
those tiert0 become tender and useless. by
being properly clsansed and filed, may be
preserved, and SO restored, that he poSseSsor
ran maSIc1te his food with as much facility
as though no defect existed.
Middlebury, Dec. I, 1912.
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Great Variety
Gnd Chcap!

THE subscribers are now Opening for sale
al The old stand, an extensive and more
variegated assortment %: goods .daped to ;he
season an The wants OF community. than
they have ever before offered.
In addition To their usual selections they
would specify in the line of
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On hand

And for sale low general assortment of
Groceries, Flour, Salt, Fish, Nails,
Glass, Boots, Shoes, &c.&c.,
which Will be sold low for cash, or most kinds Of
Proiuce, if delivered when the goods arc taken.
Jan 25, 1873. w. S JOHNSON
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mless in themselves, they merely
ASSIST NATURE.

To hr ow out The occasion of sickness from the
body, end they require no alteration IN the diet
or clothing. In fact the human body is better
abe TO sustain without injury, the incIemency of
the weather, while under the influence of this in.
fiction destroying, disease eradicating Medicine
than any other time.
the Importance of Brandreth's Pills for Sea-
men and travellers is, theref re, self evident.
By the timely use of this medicine how much
anxiety and sickness might We not prevent
Cold, bilious affections. TyPhus, Scarlet and fe-
vcrs of all kinds, would be unknown! Bnt where
sickness does exist, let the Brandreth's Pills be
at once sent for, that the remedy may be applied
without further loss of time.
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Old PARIS
asst will and Testament !

most singular Document has recently been
brought to light, written by tho celebrated OLD
PARR, who attained the almost incredible age oil
l52 years. 1t is written on parchment, and al
though upwards of 200 years old is in an excel
lent state of preservation. The following is an
extract: -
.Thesc 90 certife vt yet aforementioned is
ye method of preserving health. which BY 20
grace of Almighty God has caused me to attain
10 my miraculous age. Albeit in my yonth l.
was afflicted with ye Bloody Flux and King'sEvil
but which ali left me by using some days ye
herbs as herein writer"
Here follows the receipt:
moreover, bequeath TO my second Great
Grandson ye method employ for preparing ye
medicament. Given this day, in ye l4Ith year
OF age" THOMAS PARh,
"Winnngton. Salop, Januarie, l7th, 1880" J
THOMAS PARR.=BoRN 1499, DIED 1856.
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RgOI.E SKIN HATS Cases Extra
1'A NJ ,lrSkin Hats Just received and for
sale by w. S. JOHNSON.
Nav
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Groceries.

rT'HE subscriber has just received from New
L York a fresh supply of Groceries, .hedi-
cines, Dye Stgfs, Paints, &c., which he offers
for sale as low as can be purchased in this
vicinity, for Cash OF produce.
w. Z. Russell.
Dec 5, 1S42
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Ves0 Goods.
FENHE subscribers is now receiving his
IL stock OF
Fall and Winter Goods,

Comprising all the varieties usually ca led for
10 country store. which he will sell cheap for
ca or approved credit. lie would call the
attention of community TO one fact. Goods
nave been for the last few weeks declining in
plice 10 market, thnse purchasing last reapin 9
he benefit, therefore enabling him ID sell a
little lowe. than those whose purchases were
made only few days previous. For proof
Of this call and examine. P. w. COLLINS.
Cornwall, Oct. 81, 1912 %
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New Goods.
Hartford.

THE subscriber has been appointed A gent for
the HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Tor Middlebury and vicinity, and will receive
proposals for insuring property against loss or
damage by Fire. The long established reputa-
lion of this company, and the promptness with
which all their transact ors have been character
sed render il unnecessary TO say anything in its
favor. All business connected with the Office
ntrnsted to him will be faithfully and pune.
lually transacted. JONATHAN HAGAR
Midllcbury, Feb. &c, 1912 42;y Agent.
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hak ksE Ifs5 - =ss,.A
Lss e & 9 - q 80
CONCORD RAILROAD.
r,JI C. IYJNTER ARRANGEMENT

FILL E WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
yEyHlS f. DAD will BE- opened 10 the public
Z rihe transportation of pa>SCnle and
merchandise on and after Monday s. pi. l2,L
1912. Passenger trains daily, Sundays cx-
e.. nfed, in connection with The cars OF The
Nashua and Lowell and Bost anI Lowell
Esllroads as follows, viz:
Leave Boston for Nashua, Manchester,
''oucurd, and intermediate places AT , \.
nj, i'll a. NJ, and 4 "a p. NJ.
Leave Lowell at sIeAM, Is - and 3dPM
" Manchester IOAx, eI4P and I4rM.
immediately the arrival Of the cas- from Boston
ConcnId for Manchester Nashua, Lowell and Bns-
t"nat 4J4 ~, l0l-2 and "a pm.
" Manchester I an, u 4 and - NJ
Lowell at THAN, IPM and ) r Nj.
immediately arrival of the cans FROM Concord
wav rase=enaers taken aud leIl Ilookse, COTS FAILS
Reeds Ferry rhurtons AM the usual stopping places OF
Nashua and Lowell and Boston and Lowell Railroads
FARE FROM Concord 10 Boston 81
Nashua IS
Manchester to Boston 200
:. :: k,',,l II9
The Morning and Evening Trains CONNER
with the ears OF The Boston and Maine Rail
ro1d. Passengers ran be CONVEYED between
Concord, Manclt strr, Nasi VA, Andovrr, lia-
vcrhill, Ex.icr Dover, Portsmouth, Portland
MERCHANDISE Trains will leave
Concord and Boston dig, Sundays except
ed, Tn. Company are prepare 10 transport
@ DDS al Country Prolucr, which may be
sent to III re DepoI in Concord aud Ros'on
Rates Ihr ugh, lSr Class 81 90 per 1000 lbs.
Live Stock, Carriages, Furniture, Slaves,
Heading Hoop Poles, Lumber, Ship Timber
and Griaiir at >pecili: prices. Terms Of
Frerahting-Cash invariably on delivery OF
The Goods. AL goods and me chandi>e will
he at the lisk If The owncrs while in the
Company's StO Houses.
BY order of the Directors,
ISAAC SPAULDING. Trelsur r.
September T. 1872
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EHERDS GRASS Clover, an Rcdtop
HH- Seed for sale by JOHN WOOD
FEB. o, 1912.
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ofthe day!
TO MILL OWNFpc,

THE undersigned having obtained tho ezclu.
sive right of Johnson, Arnot and Wriubt ~,
improvement in water wheels, known as Jobn.
sons
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CLOTHS, CassimeIss, and trimmings a
greatvariety cheaper and the yer. at
BIRGE'S
May 3, 1912.
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10 Hanover Street, Boston. 10

HAGAR, Middlebury.
Needham & Dennis, East Middlebury
Barnes 81 Fuller, Addison
2 Fletcher & Son BriIpo.t
Frost & Co.
Philander Jones,
Moulton & Potter :!
Benjamin Allen, Bristol
Munson & Dean,
B F Haskill, Cornwall
Samuel Everts,
Sholes & Webb, Ferrisburgh
Roscoe & Nash, New Haven
HUXLEY O. Higgins, Salisbury
Kent Wright, Shereham
L ii kldder. SiarksSory
VIM. X BIxby, Pergennes
J & o S Simonds, Whiting
Simons & Birchard Watch Point
B. BRANDRETE.M MD.
35;y1 al Broadway N Y,
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PARIS Life Pills,

Although powerful in conquering desease, yet
are as pure and harmless as new milk, and may
be administered with confidence to the invalid,
however weakly from long i'll health, who will
soon enjoy those delightful symptoms of a return
TO strong health, viz. good appetite, sound sleep
and an increase Of animal spirits
To have produced medicine so benign and
mild in its operation and effects, and yet so eff
fsctual in searching out and curing diseases,
however long standing, exhibits on the part of
Old Parr, deep research, and toTough knowl'
edge of his subject. Those who have baen the
instruments OF restoring the long lost secre' 10
the world, feel confident when they make the
assertion-that no one need despair, that if only
a fair trial be am toration to health and happi'
ness.
Thus shall their humble labors merit praise,
And future PARIS be blest with hohored days.
o. A General Agency and Depot for the sale
of PARIS Life Pills has been established at
200 fremont street, 2 doors from
Court Street, Boston.
where they will be constantly for sale at whole.
sale or retail,
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining an Agency
for thelrsale in any town 10 New England,
will please address their letters as follows
General Agent for The sale of PARIS Life
Pills 200 fremont ST. Boston Mass
Small Boxes, 25 cts,
Large or Family Boxes, 80 cts.
HRECOLLECT THE NO+EE
200 fremont ST. doors from Court ST. 200
BOSTON.
Agents for PARIS Pills.
VERMONT.
Vergennes: John n. Bowman
Mddletury: Sidney Moody 45
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NEAR EIGHT YEARS
Before the American Public. and now sold by
$500

Agents in the New England States alone
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH'S HILLS.
TUNIllS vegetable and truly innocent
Il medicine PURIFIEs'the blood and i'm
mediately stays the further progress of disease
in the bodies Of those whose powers or life are
not already exhausted. Where human means
can avail, there scarcely is any complaint or
form Of sickness, TINT the Brandreth Pills do not
relieve and generally cure. Although these pills
produce known effect, that infect is not to
PROSTATE the body, as with other medicines, but
lhe frame is invigorated by the removal of the
causeof weakness, the morbid, the citiated hu-
mors from the blood
Harmless in Themselves ihnv marclR
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SALMON TROUT, a superior article
y Butter Salt, for sale by
W. P. RUSSELL.
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Oct. 22l 1912.
CiJ{kS,

f.: s. s. s.: :. e.. = Cloths.
of crfra fairic and finish, bought very 10y
at the the last sal $, and Offered at ABrTf
COST. by A. FRANCIS.
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This engraving is
from a painting by
Rubens, when at the
age of Isl. This sim
gular character was
1.-THE Oldest man with
one exception, that
England ever produ-
ce6; his biographer
says, "the days of his
youth, according to
his own account, was
a series of long and
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L Il L S

T. 4 RS.
4 LARGE assorimcn, of Cloths and
"A 81 ct Cops. just received, and for
sale low, Il. BECKwITH q. Co.
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WEs Wards fevery description
LADIES CLoAKs g. DREssEs q.
the larges stock ever brought into this re-
gion inst reed and going off rapidly fer al
most moth ne, compared W tn former prices,
III a. FRANCIs'.
Oct "a 1912.
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PLAIN and figured NJ. D. Laincs. Printed sag
onies, Black, Blue Black (silk warp LIS
tres, Orleans and Indiana cloths cheap by
Oct. 81. p. w. COLLINS
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Cases of the above description have been cur :
ed simply by the use Of PARIS LIFE Pills.
thus showing that what has been considered dll-
ferent disorders, and requiring different treat
ment, all originating in the same cause, and can
be- cured by one uniform treatment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

The substitute was supported by James A. Seldom
Thomas I. Giles, William +. Watson, and John S.
Caskie, and opposed by Samuel D. Drnoon, Robert
G. Scet, Jr, Robert r. Wicker, and Thomas Richie
and rejected. The question then REQUIRED on the
adoption Of the resolutions offered by Mr.. Brax,on
which were carried.
The blank in The 4t resolution was then filled with
the names OF the following persons, viz: William d
Wren, James A Seldom, Samuel d Denoon, Thomas
7. GILES, c. NJ Braxton, Robert G. Scott, Sr G. II
Hyde, Thos. II, Ellis, VIM. c. Allen, Francis Wicker
w. F. Watson, james Bosher, r G. Scott, Jr, john
Wombe and VIM. Wallace.
The blank in the 9Th resolution then ill-d with
the names of the following persons: Andrew Steven.
son, Thomas Richie, Samuel ID. Dtnoon, Robert G
Scott, Sr., J. Seldom, Francis Wicker, e. H. Hyde
Wm D. Wren, Thomas T. Giles, James Bosher, Thos
B Bigger, VIM e. Allen, Carter NJ Braxt,n, w Han
w Crump, Peter Daniel, Jr, William II Allen
John S Caske, r. T Wicker, Wm. +. Richie, Gle
msnt White and John Womble
On motion, the Chairman and Secretary were nddet
to the delegation
On motion of Samuel d. Denoon, il was
ResOioed That the procee dlngs of this meeting be
published in the papers of this city.
On motion Of Mr. T. T. Giles, the meeting then ad
journed. DANIEL TRUEHEART, Chm
JoHN LYscH Secu
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House. OF DrLEoArEs-Yestsrday.

The Speaker announced the following Special Com.
mttee examine the memorial Of Messrs. Brooke and
Marshall against Judge Scott and the answers Of the
Judge, viz : Messrs McComas, Witcher, Bocock, An.
derson, hlcRae, Edmunds, Garrett, Warren, Moore,
Edmiston Daniel of Richmond city, Pendeton of Giles
& Mercer, Leake and Tate. Mr. Edmunds was ex-
cused from serving on said committee. On motion OF
Mr. Byrd of Frederick the Committee of Finance were
instructed forthwith to bring IN bill reducing the
mileage of members OF the General Assembly TO -
for every 90 miles-their per diem allowance for the
first IS days S3-that Of the Speaker OF the House
Of Delegates S6-that the Speaker of The Senate to
So, and ha, of the Sergeant-atAms and DoorkeePers
of the two Houses each to the Of SO /. was car
ried-ayes g., noes SO. The House was engaged TIL
late hour the discussion of the Report of the ma
iority Of the committee of Privileges and Elections IN
favour of the return of William 3. Davis as delegate
from King & Queen county, and the Report OF the
minority OF said committee in favor of the right OF John
Lumpkn, the returned member, to retain his seat The
Repo, of the majority was supp ported by Messrs Taa
frro, and Davis uhe contes'ing candidtte and oppo
sed by Messrs. Edgingon, McRae, and Daniel OF Rich
mond The debate no, concluded when the House
adjourned.
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COSGRESS-Ta,so!ay's pyo,etdi,os

SENATE Mr. McDufie, on leave, introduced bill
to revise the Compromise act Of 1883, and to modify
the present Tariff After conversation to The
power OF The Senate tn emanae such bill, il
ierred After ansactng some other business, the Sc
nate went into Executive session.
House. OF REPRESENTATIVES The House went
into Committee of The Whole-Me. Hopkins in the
Chair. Mr. WISE omitted resolutions for
cutting up and referring various parts If the Presidents
M-ssage-whch adopted. Mr.. Thomasson then
made q motion, 10 amend the nth member of Mr..
Wise resolution, by adding 'as relates II works
for the Improvements Of haoors of the navigation OF
any rivers" long discussion took place the power
OF Congress TO improve the rivers, &c, when Mr..
Brinkrrh"ff offered the following amendment:
"Reso'red, That much Of The Presidents Message,
as relates 10 the improvements Of the UeStern rrerS
and harbors upon the Lakes, be referred TO Select
Comm tie OF nine members. In the course of The
debate, in reply To remark Of Mr.. Winthrop of Mas
sachusetts Mr.. WISE said he made charges against
the North. There Federalists in the South, of Il
deeper dye than existed in the North and, as
strict constructonist, he would tell gentlemen that
there point in the Constitution beyond which
they dare not go. Me- Weller moved that the Com
mI'tse rise.
The Committee rose, and reported their proceedings
to the House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-21

We frankly tell the Washington Spectator" that we have as
m las he has, estimate man geneman, by the
m,,,aces and rarartrrnaiia OF ortune-by sk gloves,
We sometimes simply for the comfort Of warming our
-rt. and welding pen The same time by hocs glass
Nhch we never by damask sofas, on which we ne
~ IN We never arrosan wan,only Insult one OF our own
We trust affect airs of superiority over any
nan yh STRUGGLING, hy hard and honest labor, 10 support
m ana leave them good name We honor all such men
they conduct themselves they sho dIr we, too have
yr by The of bow" We have as little disposition
u,s arv oac' the 'Specator'and "a strong desire
all and by courtesy and Sintiiuess and charity L
the o,e and of fellow nen'dnrns The few
mrs which Providence may b. pleased to act 10 u But w
no, very well Sec where the courtesy aud kndnes Of
,enln the and acconpshmen OF one
shea udey and wantonly denies US The character o. gen
engagements other causes We do no
a,wer Of courteous gentleman, who ad
. ~ on political ubeci.-And stiles when we decline Il
public which do good 10 our party
respectful and concatory such ntenton
es W. recognize any courtesy assaling such decision as
oi:ns'-as she expected Sc-wh other equally courtcou
r-spc expressions No Editor the country has beef
m have beennone has given less provoca
bears with eqnanimity indifference
mean dsr-spc therefore, in saying the Spectator
ae- have done with this absurd and useless alteration
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RICHMOND MarkErs-nr,.xnr. o. LA

RICHMOND MARkETS-DRcrNr 20, Is43
TosAcco--Recepis much diminished. Old ugs 81 so o.
new luss 80 az Common old Leaf s. so g. good and ne
81 51aG So
FLouR-Conntry 81 - a ! 81; Cits Nils SIS o..
WHgsr-7o to 100 cts according TO quality, order Sc.
CoRS-i3 So cents.
MEaL-iJ 50 cents.
osTs-25 4 80 cents, from vessels and Depot
PL.srER-Lnmp g. e.! 4 wlanf d Basin, 4.
LMx-SIal Icy
SALr--SI eel by the cargo; in store, 81 20 ca.
RoS-lredegar $50; swedes, 81 5oi Country, 10; pig
NAILS a 4! cents.
Fsi-IIcngs cut, 81 62 ~, for No. Shad-sG 3D.
BurrER-Frkin 4 10 cents; fresh roll 10 Is cents.
SuGARN. Orleans, 81 ae; Rico, 20 75 ST. Crox IS
CorFEE-I.aruira, 81 cents Rio, s cents.
TEA-b0 100 cents.
MoLssg,-New Orleans 30 80 cents Porto Rico 30 80 eis
B,coN-Baltimore, 50 a s; city cured, - 6, dull.
BEEF, 81 0oa 50.-MUrroN, 81 50 Il 4 50.
BERNARD PEYTAN
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FOR THE ENQUIRER
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS.

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
DISTRICT CONVENTIONS
Oar Calhoun friends tell US, II IS breach OF fah 70
gon,o the election of delegates at this time They say
should make good pledge, and not proceed to elect
delegates before May next. But do they not see
tie consea uences Of their argument: According to
this argument, South Carolina, by designating MIR.
Calhoun her Convention, has been guilty OF breach
Of faith and North Carolina, whose Convention met
hs; week, and elected her delegates at large and
N4w York, Vermont, Massachusetts, New Hampshire,
Name, Illinois, Indiana, Aiaoaua, Fenn..s~e, md
Ksntlcky are all guilty and Missouri Mississippi,
Arkansas. and Michigan, whose Conventions WIZ
BE- held in January, are TO be alike guly OF
srsach Of the alleged compact The same rebuke
also falls upon many Of the first Repu6l cans in Flr
sina-upon those in the North West, on the whole OF
the Ten,h Legion District the R,ckbrldge District,
the Norfolk District, (save two counes0 on Bruins
wick Buckingham, Powhaian, Chesterfield, Gooch
had, and probably on Louisa, Hanover, and Henrco,
Win moving
Blu. d, not see in what consists this breach OF
i,ih Virginia anxious TO have the Delegates
elected in November-but, in spirit of compromise,
she agreed wal; I'LL May, when she was TO meet her
sers in Convention. But whan did she pledge her :
self no. to elect her delegates at her time'-
She must exercise her discretion any State
has right TO elect her delegates at earlier day. she
the for, she elects her gs'ature in the spring
mo: 10 the fall, most others d,)-and she must,
therefore, throw all her votes int, her April elections
for Legislature, without being shattered by a clash
ing contest for the Presidential delegates And there
Safe, whose spring elections SO important as
her own, from the influence they may exert on the
whole campaign.
But are told, that ought to wait for
cur Site Convention to meet, before we elect
District Delegates. For what purpose, No man
cen expect, that it will rip up the proceedings
Of the last Convention, and undo oil that has
been done in the several Congressional Districts
yho have acted under the rules of the last March Con
vent.on. understand that no hint Of such an inten
lion ever thrown out during any of The late eau
euses of the General Assembly.
Way then delay, We have been told TO wait upon
the tate of the Tariff, question in Congress But every
one knows, that this is always Of The most difficult
and complicated measures TO adjust II is Of the
last acts always passed. aud cannot expect it to be
decided before May
With every respect, therefore, for my Republican
brethren of every denomination, would put the
rule Of our course, ACTION.