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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Severa honest.
nss!hsrp' aad eaerpsng men as aserts 'n pro
elns SUBSCRIBERS and collecting money for Lew md p1pu
td Stats Young men who havs had experience the ba
ss ~ 'ls sisy 80 ;oash ihe country. who can produce
Qualifications would do well usase IN the business forth
eceupaionsyrn. Apply to iSRAsL POST, Astor Hopse
y3TANTED-To contract for several hundred
small machines OF cast snd wrought mar Of
small caplta can have hue CHARGE wiIont any rsk Ad-
l,.ss C. NJ. this Office. ils y.
80 BOOK FOLDERS-Wanted, i've or SIX
good sewers Also five 9[ 3! S,Eis 20 isa ne Sosk
tc!dla- Anrly 70 J. 2RiNGts-,l sptoee-st !ale y
:2AGS.--WhJte and coIored Cotton Waste and
fac;uIers' prites BY GAUNT y Dt.RRlCKsoS,
j'ni96m i9 Sonths,yset. aesI treS sII
pOOK-BlNUkRS oAAVlNUS WANTED, Tor
- e o. n ''Aa' ''' o0t;a'( Gau% 'b1ES1RSRc&SoS.
Ice 6m 80 eonth,stFeet near Peek alp.
r;NRE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
D,pr.pcS a,inS, loss or damage by IL. and lnland
tavoabe any other Simla' nSa'u
Capi;i S3,1 0co-otHce No. s. Wall ssgaet.
R, H,y.p.. Caleb D5S,i fas!sa, 'ss; John Rankin,
'i p5iIaps Phaq,, Wiia% i couia a. Ssi6sait WStt
ranning [. packrr,B L Wooiiey. Ferdinand Suy6sas.
B5.1d 55an B. SSsh B.ra sPf Fs5 sS5 Nta nSsp'''
Ewrs rAlcLms, Secretary, DIS II
NICHOLAS CARROLL, Agent and Attorney,
II connsctoE WIKI his Associates IN Washington for
r. r. rS r!S,sS:,S 81 c' 5, 'i, ,t ' SsYaif S aIS
f; Az AKlJ-Joa> " bcFFsg,p, ui \ArcHxz,
.NssI>s,rpi WI, attend r;a buainsss that D.
lied To hm Ia t Cifcult ourt> Adams Aud hS ,ctnt
utntIes the Superior teuS oi th~ STAKE a'ora
professional LOUISIANA viii -abl. hm 10
nd business also the Parishes OF uat STATE near
Ns,chez Hs reieI, to
t;r.nr \ Barton. Van Asdale, Cauldwell ard
N'4 bSS. SSS.s 1Ss1 o ''' '''"R Malcolm hasst 5au
sam Cochran. Henry Lassrty,
E,'llia,a Kau sl6 D&Wly
EOR SALt-Oue II horse power Engine,
inch Gyinder, with ywhee IS feet diameter and boil
lnery used az the Reservoir IN Thrteenths street
Sealed proposals wall be resolved By the subScroer sntil
WE'D EsDAY Eth January, NJ, 1884 at the office o!
the CrotoN A4neuct Works No New Gdty hali ioi the
st Of inch citing pipe for which offer If desired
may De lncIuAed N the proposals. Terms cash
The Engine, Boilers SC c,a be seen every cay a. 'he Ne
the key Is ctt
Proposals will be addressed the undersigned and marked
on the sila Proposals for t,pgine ac."
JAMES A. COFFIN,
President Croton AQusduct Board
New York, Jan. $, 1874 illtJal1
V'EAS..-200 chests oouchong; 2Oo halt chests
$50 hall chests Ming Yong souchoas.
10 70 chests ,s in. MoRRes NaRst fSSSSUaS po%eSons
20 fancy boxes fine Mohse Souchong.
100 chests Hysou
10 fancy box=s Hyson fine
100 chests Young Tyson
2lC half chests do.
400 chests Tyson Skin.
30 half chests superior Gunpon der
50 do do Imperial.
sllcountry packed aud o. late mport.ton
For sale BY GRINNELL, MlNTIRN CO.,
d7u Is Soar,treet.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
m mmzs1 !. STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-For
c. sale. .at public auction. by Wm. H. franklin.

Nt1aS1 a STEAMBOAT FOR SALE.-tor
rtM4A- sale. .at public auction. by Wm H. franklin,
szANH&1sz Asctone-r the Merchants < xchanse on
Wednesday, the cth ins o'clock noon the new and
srl"ndd f,st-sang steamer NEW-JERSEY tosehef with
her furniture aud tackle she lies the o OF Barclay
The New Jersey built at Trenton - IN the
1871 her length deck 27 feet her breadth M 2t d oe1a am
best Jersey Oak coppered and IN ne pest M
She completely orarhaue last spGna and nIh np
as ng,.hoat 10 run North River She has Z3o sleep
ing b-rhs beside 20 spacious Stare Rooms her promenade
deck Her and furniture all and part OF
the Furniture has been tavng larger quantity
required for Her Inventory ample and
every srcie .--ced wIh her boilers nearly
having been bat short her engine and OF
the modern plan having beea tested In every possible
winch prove De- second her
draft Of being about feet inches which fact alone
makes her douby valuable she will be able cross the oaT
at the lowest tides Her speed good her cabins ar and
spacious, her furniture being all new makes the Jersey
as Passage Boat Of the most de-abe on the Hnd:en
Terms CASH city funds LII presumed parsons wishin 70
purchase viii for hqmseye, previous the day OF
sale.
Ne"-York January II, 1874. jail 2""
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

SITANTED-To contract for several hundred
" small machines OF cast snd w,onghr Irou A msE Of
small capita can have fue CHARGE wilont any risk Ad-
,l-.sS C. NJ al this Office. li6 ~
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
'UItS is COlilNaItU
period last year.. SS3, li6 bags.
Corn Ejarket,

LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Dee l6th.-All descriptions OF
Wheat fully I'd per bushe Flour per sack cheaper than
quoted on this day seuignt.
LONDON, Friday, Dec. 5tl-n foreign Wheat both free
and bond next to nothing doing Flour last noted
Money Market.
LoNpoS, Saturday. Dec. l6lh.-Stock Exchange Friday
aeraOon-During the week the English Funds have risen
nearly r Cent, but do close the highest price the
mke having eoae back per cent. in the Of to-day
Some very large purchases made by brokers'
with foreign houses both nesd.y and yesterday and
h quotations. thus maintained IN the face of sale Of
$50 Oo stock for money Another purchase OF $50 coo
CURED this morning, which gave father impulse prices
oatihe Was reaction the alternoon above stated Mo-
eey more IN demand and the premium Exchequer Bills
I the same
The business in Mexican Bonds and in the South American
ponds generally hes beea unlnportan Neither wequote
y H.cnons III the Repudiae Bonds of the United STATES
Speculation IN them appearing again at rest.
sArpRDAY 2OcoC-A purchase of 90 600 Consols for Ac-
count has given mess the market which closes at i'd
vance OF Trr Cent, ap0n mornings prices the last quota
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
G. H. CoGGgsHALL, Secretary. Jal26t
InRLNrLkS ANn RINnERS WAREROOMS

DRlNTERS AND BINDERS WAREROOMS
Nos. e9 and 81 tioid.steet, Newly York.-Apni, l8i3
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED.-'rhe" " HOE" Print
lDg Press Machine aud Saw Manuactory consequence
the addition OF and improved machinery 10 their works.
aud the reduction The cost Of materials and LABOR are ena-
b- greatly reduce the prices Of their Pr1Ssss and OF rrn.
t-fs aud Finders materials generally Will be by their
nely printed Circular which they beg leave refer
This Establishment still under the persona supennten-
,ence Richard Hoe and Robe Hoe, and they assure
-ir friends outstanding the great reduction prices
ali articles manufactured by this Establishment shall retain
tn. high reputation which they have hitherto sustinad II
vii also their endeayor improve the quality Of
than every particular They ater themselves, also. that
their old friends will only tnue their tayors but that
Printers generally will appreciate their endea'ofs TO furnish
the very best articles At barely femone neraEg prices
Order, from part Of the country for al articles used 6J
Printers Binders, including Type Ink, Paper etc. will be
executed with the greatest ard paptude and On inc
ocsL terms.
iobbLng
biz prices, with every attention and expedition.
B.-Ali trfcles manufactured bg this Es!abiishn-o,
VIII De stamped X Hos Y Co, that persons from abroad
b imposed with articles, made mn
taton OF theirs.
Printers o wsp4-fs pubii.h this with
before the first Of July and send
of h-f paperA will be- entitled 10 payment oil thsir bill
on buyine tonr tnics the amount it a20G
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

DOOh-BlNUkRS cAAVENGS WANTED, tor
c OF IN trade f,r bo4.ds ~ prices by
GAUNI y DERRlCHSON,
ticc6m 80 South,stree,, Peck alp.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

80 BOON FOLDERS-Wanted, 1--WE or SIX
: good sewers Also. five or sirls leam the book
cllia.. Applyto JPRINGIE, Spfucesi. !ale 3
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

CHEAP CLOTHING STOkE.-L. b. ;. KEEL
CLENGER No 50 Cortlandt-street and corner of Fulton
and Grenwich-streets respectfully inform their friends and
strangers visiting the city Of that they are selling
ces composing large OF cloth pot CLOTH PLAN
aud beaver sack OF the Latest sly made
CASHMERE sa,ins and tweed pants gloves susrendefs
comfortabes shirts, an.es drawers, collars; bosoas nc
~ B-L < B. s. also beg leave inform their friends anu
discerning public that having engaged experienced cutte.s
they have hand alwa5 large assortment OF totS cas
der and warranted to tit Mr. O. NJ Scrmseuor ,uentends
tn Custom Department, 60 ourtlandt street ana NJ "
Ball. the corner Of Frlton and Greenwich ts hose who
wish to eronomize would DO well call before going else
where Every article warranted aud all Orders puuctuay
attended
Instructions in cutting given by James ScIimgeou[
isiS i'm. l.. 4 B. S KELLENGER.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

r;NRE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY
make in>uancsS ,n>t loss damage BY f. and inland
aaisa;ou ~ terms as favorable ay other Sluaf nSnto-
7,r;.ti Shs, ncn O+Brs Nc - Wall strset
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
GENUINE TEAS.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY
Principal Store l2l Chathdm.styeet, Netc York
Brench Store, BIS Bieeckersre A. Y
agency Gt ll6 FMiton-street Brooklyn.
4so, Of Main and Tan Houto,-st, Paterson NJ
INVITE. THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND
country families and purchasers for the approac hing ho
days genera their several establishments wh they
nk will be found BY t the best ssection Of pure
ulterated Teas t- United States. The universal p"pu
.ry ard rtn0wn of te House ith high quail
mss Io' pces and upright deai g, too we'll uuders
render further comment necessary.
Original and only warehouse for the s1 Of How auas Black
Tea. Observe n-Stnngcrs will be particular TO remem
the number Of IN. principal in ChahamstIeet VIZ
2l beween Pearl and Rosv seeking TOR IT, they
liable be led astray by lte store Just started at iOt
Cha ha.street (ne,t door LolaIds Snuff and Tobacco
Storel under the of Canton Tea Store. The public
viii also be Pile sed IA ke that the Canton Tea Com
psny nothing do with any StheI whatever
e,c tose described the top Of dis advertisement do I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
tn E IR I B y n E !.
r,.n, Days later from Europe.

The ship Sea arrived last night from Liver
aoo bringing news to Dec. 18th inclusive The
f.,to, shin Roscius arrived at Liverpool on Dec.
. and the Caledonia 18th.
British surveying party at Cloudy Bay, New
Zealand, which was accompanied by a military
1s,acbment was attacked by the natives, in June
,,,, and about 20 persons were killed, including
two captains.
There had been little or no change in Cotton
head stuffs declining
The British Parliament meet on the lst of
February. A meeting Of the proprietors of the
Steamship Great Britain is to be held in Bristol on
the Cd Of May to decide whether she shall follow
the Great Western in the New-York line early in
May
The Great Westerns net profits for the past
season were stated to amount to f5, 500, out of
which it is proposed to give the share holders a
dividend Of Sos. per share.
The opinions ofthrec eminent counsel, who have
been cosulted upon thclcgality Of the degrees con-
ered upon Mr.. Everett, the American Minister,
by the University Of Oxford, having been. sub
mtted to the Vice Chancellor, they have ali con-
cured in pIonouncing the whole proceeding null
and void.
There is nothing new from France. Some of
tion to the Chambers for the demolition Of the
detached forts around the city.
ANOTHER MASSACRE OF TIE NEsToRlANs-~Ad
vices from Constantlnoplc of the 23d November
announce the receipt OF intelligence from Mas
soul Of another slaughter by the Turks OF the
HISTORIAN Christians. Upward of 200 Of the lat
fer were believed to have fallen under the Otto
man Cmetar.
There is no news from Spain Of later date than
we published few days since. There are ru-
,uors of battle between the Russians and Cir
cassians but it is uncertain as yet which gained
the victory.
Cotton Nt.,rket.
IyrRpool Saturday Dec. lS-Cotton is good demand
bu freely offered and the market closes m last weeks quo
tstions Of American barely suppotsI EGYPTIAN IS also IN
good demand, of former rates Brazil Is comparatively
elected ami heavy sale At last week quotations Snrat
IN limited demand and unchanged IN Ice The sales OF te
week amount TO Gao bales including 8Oc American aud 100
Egyptian speculation 40 bales Sea Island at IL 6d 10
do stained do 6 Old 1850 do ip!ind Il 81 $3.50 do Mo-
bile &c 4 5sd Is 900 Newt Orleans Ii 6d 900 do ksyp
I'D The makst day has been quiet tie sales
exceeding 5000 baes which are all 10 the trade There
change prices.
COMPUTED SToCk.
December ID, 1913 bl2,SOU
Same period IN 1912 .4i8,yO0
Comparative of the Imports aud Exports OF Cotton
into aud from the whole Kingdcm from the St OF January
the 9th instant and OF the Imports and Exports for the
pelOd last year. lSa3 1912.
American :. bags, l3iO 37d a}0,55i
South American .............. 10000 G8,616
West Indies, Demerara, SC 1856 3,t03
East Indies -. :. $50 O9O 233,G9i
Egypt pt..................... =. !6599 1853
Total Of all descriptions . . -. i 6,S,03t 27l,$1o
i27t,GS5
Increase Of Imports compared
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

DlSSOLUi lON.-1he co partnership hereto
~ fore existing under the Of Stnon Seymour Is
this day dissolved by limitation H. NJ satton duly M su
nale Of firm liquidation Of all debts due 70 or from IT,
Il. Nj. STRATTON,
{. ST. JOHN SEYMOUR:
,r
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
Instructions ia cutting given by James Scrmgeour.
IA 16 Inn. l.. Y B. :. KE.LLENGk.R
NOTTCE TO NEW FIRMS


MERCHANTS about establishing new hTIns
wi are requested 10 Ieruse the following Ca RD:
The subscribers having by-u established for nuinbsI e
Years and being practical SIGN AND ORNANENIAL
PAINTERS acqua Aiefc aud others that they
have clued 10 reduce their CHARGES or cash oniy)
50 PR CENT BELOW their former PRlCE.S
~ All work executed by them be- IN their veil known
SuPERIOR STYLE. Al KERMAN& X MILL LLkR
ia 70 3n NJ. IG3 Nassau ST. near Ann.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

SEVENTH WARD BANK NewYork, Dec. 29h, l8i3
nlVlDEND.-Tne President and Directors have
~ this day declared dividend of Tco and One HaG(2D
per Of the profits for the last months payable ON
and after the Sd January, 1871 By order OF the Board
d3O i'm A. $. FRASER, Cashier
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

DOWERY SAVINGS BhNK,--New York,
- llth January, ii-DIVIDEND-Notice Is hereby
gwen to the depo.tors s.mnuual dividend, at the
re per per all sums of FIVE dollars and
upw and than hundred dollars aud four Cent
per ann I'm on all hundred dollars and upward
which deposited least hfer months pfeyious to
The ls inst VIII be paid snd after Monday The 18th INST
during the hours the Bank Such interest al
may not b. called for VIII principal! drawing inter
est the ist INST. go,
The Bank opened for business Mondays, Thursdny1
and Saturdays, from 5 to p NJ. at No i2s BOwery.
b. ord4r Of the Trustees
JAMES MILLS, President.
- al1
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
COMPUTED SroCK.

Decemeer ID, IBIS plG6uv
same rfod IN l8i2.. -. 4'6Soo
Comparative @t the Imports aud Exports OF Cotton
into aud from the whole kngdcm from the lS OF January
the 9th instant and OF the Imports ard Exports for the
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17
COMMISSION PAPER WAREHOUSE,
a 10 \ 1

pMMiSSlON fAGER w WAREdOUoE,
NO 43 JOHN-STREET
ELLtOT, BURNAP " BABCOCk are con-
- gtanty supplied with large and general assortment Of
PAPERS. suited to all Departments Of the trade. among
winch the following Hubbard's eolored Papers, 10
great variety Boston Coppeplate Papers, Of superior
quality; Book and News Printing, CAP, Letter. Foho
fs aud Blank Book Papers Printers Cothsrs and Carpet.
pers Bndesa AID Trunk Boards, Sheathng and Wrapping
fapermnkels supplied with all sinds stock and
rats l~sh Il
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

nlSSOLUTION-Ih co partnership heretofore
~ existing under the name of Stlllm.n Co is this day
dissolved by limitation. 7 B. Shman r. NJ sttaon are
use the of the firm in liquidation Of all debts due TO or
from l q u LnntaaS,,
N.w-York Ian lst l8;; K. NJ. ) STRATTON,
;an2 tf G.. ST. j. SEYMOUR.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-17

r Hayeus Caleb Q Hals;sd, John Rankin,
\aiah Tsyior, William w. Todd Nsigs p. BenJamia
J. Phillips Phoenix William Couch, Nathaniel Weed.
tanning t. Fucker, B l. Woo!tey, ser,.napG SuyGsal.
DAVID Lee, 5. 3 Varnum Henry q. Thompson.
Dam d. Wolfe, Micah BALDWIN Peter L. Neylus,
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13
Eor hs .4rkansas Banrer.

Mr Editor-In the communication made you, showing Henry CIay's true position i'll regard to Pre-emPfioa, and the settlers up- pon the public lands, introduced the testi- mony of five or six Senators in the Congress of the United States which proved conclu- sively, that he opposed the settlers upon the public lands, and used language towards them unnecessary, uncommon, and highly slander- ons in its character. Lest some. whose pre- judices have the mastery of their judgements. may reject the testimony of those Senators because they are democrats, and because they are opposed to all those enormities for which Mr. Clay has become so justly odious, pro pose introducing another witness. whose tal- Tents, and principles, have placed him upon such an elevated spot i'll the affections of the whig party, that none of them will dare doubt the truth of what he may say.
 DANIEL WEBSTER. delivered a speech i'll the Senate of the United States, on the 29th day of January, 1858, in which he said- Sir the difference between tte memJer from
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13
For the Ranner.
TO THE DEMOCRATS OF LAWRENCE
 COINTY

Since writing you last, It has pleased the Almighty to take from among us, our friend, aeIghhor. and fellow-citiZen, Thomas Me Carroll. It would be worse than useless for me to attempt to write an eulogy upon the life and character of our departed Sheriff ! oa all knew him He had been a resident of this county for upwards of thirty years. His honesty and goodness of heart are known to all But he has gone to that .t bourne from whence no traveller returns Peace be unto him.
 The death of our friend renders it neees- sarv for the Democrats to look around and select suitable and fit person to fill the va cancy. The Democratic Convention of the Sth, nominated Wm J. Hudson for the office of Sheriff, at the next October election. Will he run to fiji the vacaneys Or shall there be another selected Will any prominent Democrat consent to fill the vacancy, and then give the field to Mr. Hudson, at the Oc- tober election' If so, who is he Let him come out. If not, let Mr. Hudson take the field. am not particular about IL myself, so we get true-grtt Democrat, and one that IS capable to discharge the duties Of the office Democrats, be up and doing, and let there be harmony and good feeling in all that Is done. ReeolIect that the wings are united to man. RecolIect toe that Judge H. has got off the fence at last, and will doubtless take tew dtsgfected Democrats to the Whig party Recollect that the Whig County Con- ventIen comes off on the 22d February next, when they will have their whole phalanx ready for action and their strongest men i'll the heid. i ou see no strife-no discord in their ranks. Then why will Democrats be so foolish as to split and divide their forces. about mens Union in the support of one set ot candidates for the county IS now the almost universal determination of the De- mocratic party. It ought to be quite univer- sal. Why Is It not. Some think they have been personally ilI-treated, because others have besn selected for preferment to them selves, < and revolt at political association with those who, they suppose, have wronged them- Is this 2 good reason for refusing to act with the Democratic party: Suppose. brother Democrat, you have been nnIustlv, cruelty, and ungratefully treated by other Demoeratsi suppose they have slandered and vliiiaed you, and attempted to drive you out ot the Party-iriH yoa go riH you do the rerg hing hey desirs P'' God forbid.-
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

The Louisville Jourualn may be called his lEr. Clav's home secFeiaryr hIs fire side organ. the very noufh-pteceo his poIitI- cal pIpe-stem, through which his opinions and mandates arr Bufed upon tie public
 .4rkaasas BanHer
 Knowing the editor nt the Banner person. atIv- and entertaining kind feelings towards him. we are unwilling to indulge in such q re- tort IS t1e preceding language seems to pro- yoke. We sincerely hope that the wanton afFfont may nor he repeated. As for our 5eIHg aH orran ot lfr. Clay. we can assure fhe editor ot the Banner that it Is not the tacf. That great man has 0Hr confidence and we trHst that we have his- but we never consult hun, either dIrcettv or adirertIv- as fo what we shall advocate or what oppose in the columns of our paper We do not see hun once n SIX mouths, and we to not upon an aQerage- Eecefve a letter from hlm once a year. Loaisrjiie ,JolrHai
 We recjprocate the -.i<ind feelingsr of the editor of fhe Journal and, therefore, regret that he has found cause of -saffrout'r iu our remarks. We can assure him that nothing of the sind was intended In calling bim tlte .sorganr of Mr. Clay. we but expressed what we understand to be the general belief, n Kentucky and elsewhere and made use of public opinion In the discussion of q pub ne question This, we conceive, we had q perfect right to do, without offence to any one. 0urallusion, of eourse-# was exclusive ly Co the polittcai relations between the ed- flor and -.that great man. 6f their person. al relations. and intercourse, we have no knowledge and evea f we had, we would not make 1t the slleme of newspaper discus- sion, The expletives--'' home secretary, ? Sec., were used rather sportively. and eer- tslnlg ia no offensive sense,
 This explanation IS made, because 1t Is due lo eandor and kind feeling ard not for the purpose ol deprecatng the wrath of she edltor of the Journal. He Intmates that we are indebted 10 his for5earanee- for our Pres- ent safety from hts ..rstor'n At the hazard of being deemed angrate(ui, we beg ann to lay IS ander 10 more such obligations We value his friendship, but accept nothing of his forbearanee. t, at any time, he shali deem us deserving of any other than the .sre- tort courteous we hope he will not with hold t 4n,!, in the way Of acknowledgment, he shall find IS neither uuarned nor retreat- ng .'Lay 01 yHacdnfr'
The Arkansas banner., 1844-02-13

$ v hy, the political saint is never w.T
 unless some friend causes him ,o pected. There is little meant in Eass prnciple- when interest goes aIonq "
 when all around IS confidence. ami a
 and smiles, It requires no effort to Ls' est when all the blessings of life are sk.l mama upon your path, and hedgjpq !. roses But let poverty be the from os ' estx let the. snakes of islander hiss < path, and strike you with their fan.
 your companions on the road consuirs !. you- raise the veil of denunciatiop .Ss Temptto throw you over the hedgen.-l themselves nominated .s Tbis pi7l f.~ pr1Hc7pies. if you stand this test. vas. call yourself q Democrat iadeed.r Y
 Who would refuse to go to Her. cause there are bad men In the Cyhurcb 1 fear that there are many who onIv s,.. the Democrats as Long as thev can xs,, bell and no longer If any trts D.. think he has suffered wrong from tbo,s ought to sustain him. let him Br9rg b, 5H his wqrks. .s Principle should < yield to passion.1 And fear that ths, some Democrats who set up q stand,, their own. and ifany man refuse to come, 1t. they will notrecognise him as Demo He who makes lis own opinion. Tn iota the standard of other mems faib ind himself alone i'll the worId-ami Vi forgotten the moment the grave closes
 him. Then Let us all lay down Hfs i erings and 5dck-5itings. Let Us uune, band of brothers- on our Democrats and priaciples-and sustain them Ike : sonable belngs-till we find that Demoe principles, when all taken together. are V than aggregate Nhigism. Let IS hold ther Convention If necessary and n event of holding another Convention. 4 leave sell at home and act for the goo our party and the prosperity of Demoe principles. UNlG1