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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
public Stock E1change, Feb. z
Sales Of Real Estate Mt Auction Feb
R1 a Z BIppcEcr 4, Ca.

G ne bsfyesn avenues and 300
easehold premises, years 70 ground rent S7O NO
-. oc Srnnnd 6 Wv cor 7tl avenue and 25th.t 900
Three lots on side Of 18th avenue, between oath and
18th sts each sSoo i 5,,i inn cat west 7;h ave
nue. each Is b. 9S feet inches, with the buildings
thereon esc sgxo roar &c 9b.: ot, without front
subject to the psvnent Of at $500 each $500
By Wilkins 6, Rollins.
oI fet de- deem Sll 600
By Halliday g. Jenkins.
1hreesory brick house 767 81 oadway, and lease Of lot
ground lent Sll0 per annum 8NO
Threestory brick house 76j Broadway, with lease as
o oPo ON east side University Place 100 of corner
% Of Union Place 1890
Lot on iSh.st l25 feet w of w corner Of University
'I Place on 49, $50
Lot west of the above ............ 1900
''a aye an ,''e 1900
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

The Report of the Treasurer of Louisiana gives
the receipts of the year up to 3lst Dec at $7l6!97
balance of S94 237, of which So, $50 is available.
The time liabilities of the State for stock subscrip-
tons, purchases of property, donations, debts as
sumed, &C. &c amount to S4,403603 including
SAT-, 9lO u. S. deposit fund The responsibilities
ofthe State for property Banks and municipalities
is ST., O29,920, having been decreased $3,48O,OO0
during the past year, of which the Canal Bank dis
charged $2,88O,0O0, and Municipality No. $780,
0O0 The Treasurer estimates the value of the
State property at Sd, 262, 245. The arrears of in
teres on the debt properis $4,000 and the interest
for the coming year is Sl50,0OO, which is included
in the estimates of the year. The Treasurer calls
upon the Legislature to take measures TO maintain
expenditures, and an increased taxation for that
purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03
DOCT. EsOTsENIAN,s
GER MAN COUGH DROPS

DREPARED and sold Wholesale BY JOHN ].
DAVIS, city of Hudson, Columbia county, N T.; and
foE sale IN this c.ty at VIII, esale and retail By
JAMES 8. AsPIywALL,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County of New York notice hereby all per-
sons having claims against BENJAMIN g. EDWARDS,
late oths CITY Of New York physician deceased to present
residence corner of Broadway and nth in the City of
York befors the twsny-thi!d day Of June next
d9i Iayysm- NANCY S EDWARDS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

N PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
OF the County OF New York Notice IS hereby gwen 70 all
he ity of New York Clerk deceased, present the same
with the vouchers thereof thsSub ber his reSid sDce,
Dominick street In the Cityof New York before
he eighteenth day June Eext-Dated New York the 18th
lay OF December, 1913. JOHN }. WlLSON
dI;' T7w6ue Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

TN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate
of the County Of Ne-York Noceis hereby gwen TO all
persons having claims against Nancy Chew late Of the City
of York single woman deceased to present the
with vouchers thereof 10 the SUBSCRIBER his residence No
90 Marion III the City of New York before the
twentieth day Of April next Dated New the seven
tenth day of October, 1913. SAMUEL WEEKS,
olS aw6m. Administrator.
PURSUANCh OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County of New York Notice hereby given all
persons having claims against Cornelius Heyer late of the
City Of New York gentleman deceased present the
+. P Heyer, No. 222 Pearstree the City Of Newly
on or before the third day of May nSxt.-Daed NewYok,
the thirleth day of October, 1913.
EDWARD P. HEYER
JAMES SUYDAM, Executors.
EDWARD S CLARK
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au26 law6ms W5IILLIAM REMSEN, administrators

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
persons having claims against Andrew Connolly late Of the
City of grocer deceased to present the sans G with
Johnson No 81 Courandt,st, Patrick Doan corner OF
Elm and Wakeseets, in the City of New-Yor or be-
fore the twenty-sixh day Of February Dated New
York, the 23I day OF August, 1913.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

TN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate
of the County of NewYork, notice hereby gwen To all
persons having claims lICHARD g. HAWKINS late OF
the City of NewYork Hotel Keeper deceased present the
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber at his
dence, No. 800 Broom-stree the City OF New York,
before the nineteenth day Of February next
Dated Newly ork, the lith day of August 1913.
We PETER VA AESDAI.t,, Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
the County Of New York Notice is hereby given 10 ~
having claims against Patrick Shields late the city
Of New York; Labore deceased, TO present In. SANG with
Inc vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber the Office of James
W. he, No III Pine street, the city Of New York on or
before the first day of May Dated New York the twQn:
ty-eghth day of October, 1913. Ann SHIELDS,
go Law GIN Administrative
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IN PURSUANCE. of an order OF the Surrogate
OF the County of New York Notice is hereby to all
persons having cams against David faiconer late the City
of New York Sash Maker deceased to present the WIN
the thereof the subscribers the residence OF Jas.
Lucas No no Houston-street the city OF Newly ok
o before the 25th day Of March next.
Dated NewPork, the Nineteenth day OF September lSi3
JAMES LUCAS,
s1O 1.vsm JOHN FALCONER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County OF New York notice is hereby given to all
persons having claims against Abraham Coursen late Of the
city Of NewYork, gentleman deceased present III" SAM
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber. at his place
business No Ii Front street, the city Of Newly ok ouoT
before the tenth day Of April Dated New-Ior the
second day of October, 1913. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IN PURSUANCE, OF an ORDER OF the Surrogate
of the County Of NswYork notice Is hereby gwen 10 all
late Of the City Ne-York Grocer deceased present
the same with the vouchers thereof 10 the ubserbe at his
or before the enst day OF May nextDatsd Newly ork,
the seventeenth day of November, 1873.
MIG Iayfu H. RUIIHAUSt.N, Admins traitor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Surrogate
of the County of New York. notice hereby given to all
having claims against Henry Remse late OF the city
Of New York. entenan deceased present the with
the vouchers thereof the subscribers their residence No
twenty seventh day of February Dated NewiOrk,
the twenty fifth day OF August, 1913.
REMGEN !
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

saasle SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Siuated
ss the public road about 200 yards from the Turnpike
L.. road to Flushing Smiles from WflliaMsbrrsh Ferry
and miles from the village OF Newtow twelve
land winch lies high and calculated for ear yes
tables &c. Price, 1900 1t has handsome buiidins
spot with choice grated fruit Also, Il of asparagus
Stages pass premises four times day and from
New York Forparcu inquire OF John Powell, the
premises, one mile from the Naspeih Hotel.
jaiO I'm. ROBERT WEBER 467 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

Gssg FOR EXCHANGE,-A snug Farm contain
100 acres of Land good House, Barn. Orchard and
- Fences will take theequarter, Michigan Lands and
oaeluarter cash. Apply to a j. e. Smith, IS Liberty
stre n2l n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

ASSF FOR SALE-A vaua-
N bic Wheat Farm of 23 acres, lying between the Csyu
and Seneca Lakes ba exchanged for illinois land
and money Also Farm OF 100 the Cleuango
and canal, for cash only Also, good Farms New.
Jersey, containing from 10 200 Apply a f. j.
&. Smith. IS Liberty street. If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of the county Of NewYork Notice hereby given 10 all
parsons having claims against MARTIN McGRATH late
Of the city Of New York deceased pree. the same with
The vouchers thereof the subscriber the Office of Edmund
Derry l29 Fulton the sty Of New or on or
before te first day q June Dated NewYork the 18th
day of November. 1913.
MI law6,l WILLIAM NlcGRATH Administering
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JUIl-N JltI

TN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
fhe County New York Notice hereby gwen g all
persons having claims against THOMAS HAGGERTY.
late OF the City OF York. Brass Founder deceased 10
present the with the vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBER
At the office Of Edmund Derry, No. Fulton street
hs City q New York before the fifth day OF June
Dated Nev-voTs. the "a dag of December. lSi3
dtlawsm TIGHE DAVEY Executor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

ag FOR SALE CHEAP FOR CASH-loo
handsome Oa, Opening Lands, beautifully locat-
takes paid and title perfect. Apply to a. s. J.
E.. Smith, as Liberty STR MOO If
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

IN PURSUANCE OF an order of the Surrogate
OF the Count OF NewYork notice is hereby given all
persons having claims against JOHN SHERIDAN, late OF
OF the CITY of New YORK CoacInan, deceased present III,
same win the vouchers thereof the subscriber at his Of
ice No. IS Wallstreet in the City Of New York be-
tore the weny-seyenth day of May ne1t-Dated New Yor
The twenty.iouIth day OF November, 1913,
JOHN JAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

HsG FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-A highly
ss improved farm OF 1875 acres with I'll the stock crops
and tools. The buildings ample convenient and in
fine oin 1t desirable and productive property, situated
in Brunswick, y. Jersey Diagrams be the
Office of A. p. * &c. SMITH,
n2O tf IS Liberty street
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

TN pursuance of an order of the Surrogate OF the
County of New York, Notice is hereby given 10 all per-
claims against Eliza t5herae OF the cia OF New
York widow deceased present the same with the vouchers
thereof To the subscriber, at the Office of William H. Bosar-
dus, No. City Hall Place, the city IF New York,
before the 18th da Of May Dated New York TIE 18th
dav of November, 1873 ABRNl. StLTEli,
nc law6m. Admir- with the VIII annexed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

ssse 5000 ACRES ILLINOIS LANDS FOR Sale
eychangs-Lands, location aud titles good Bargains
NO II <. P. u. {. SMITH. IS Liberty 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-02-03

JUN EW EN-
Street Commissioner, and Chairman of ASSESSORS
Street COMMISSIONER Office january 25th 1871 i2G
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

- No't'"5 ''N '''yS NuN 20 1874
The Senate was scarcely Two hour, in
session today, and devoted most Of thai
time to clearing up the business Of the
calendar. Bills heretofore ordered h
eDgrossed were read and passed, on;
others advanced. At one O'Clock the
.cial order (the conclusion of the tarfde
bate) was put off ill Tomorrow, for want
of quorum and then the Senate adjourn
cd, every one being anxious TO wlna
the wonderful effects Of the Telegram
which kept up a succession Of bulletin
every five minutes, from Baltimore, show
ing the proceedings in convention instau
~ as they occurred,
The business of the House was OH
miscellaneous and unlmporlant nature
There was some discussion on them
sion bill, but the same excitement
witness the operations of the teegal
left the House almost deserted, and d
early adjournment took place.
N. b. The astonishing success OlE
telegraphic operations has producedl
most unbounded enthusiasm in its
vor.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
c,,a ron VICE, VICE PRESIDENT
IllllO itltliLlNGIu.,s,,
OIL NEW tgRsry 'N
''HVT '0VWVHF % fn-a--l -
~ NI 4


''. tNHH
In the Senate, tUdly ,. ~
and joint resolutions, Of 5.,t INV" ,,,. g.0
worg advanced, ool either m',,5 " .l
dorod to a third madtug. FboL'n y
ting SiG,30O to tho heirs Of Rgb ., So, y '
tom was ordered 20 be eporo,,.l ! "
thlrl reading, yeas 80, nays # I'M
pension bill, renewing pensions 10 ~
ow5 for five years more, whose ME-
died ~ the naval service, from waa .,y"
accident, or disease contracted on ' ANY,.
was also advanced TO third reoJo, "
There was considerable debate on ! m
authorizing the construction Of a cam
around the Falls Of ST. Mary's and IN,
~ it also was ordered 70 third reodo,
The Senate then went into EyecodS
session, and soon after adjourned.
The House being without quorum
transacted no business Of public n,p,
est, and adjourned at l2 O'Clock.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22
WashingL0a Ctr. May 80, 1874.

~ "oftifS'O t CNy, way JO1 iVif'
In the Senate to-day the only NJ
importance acted upon was the GDt
propriating 100000 for paying
1 pensions Of widows of officers andl
diers of the Revolutionary War, m
was ordered to be engrossed and rel.
third time.
Mr.. McDuiie spoke for an hour q
three quarters in conclusion Of theJ
bate on the Tariff policy; and then
Senate went into Executive session.
In the House Of Representatives
business of consequence was transac2
There was some further discussion OnI,
Pension bill, and also on the bill lOa
| Just land claims in Louisiana, Arkana
Missouri, Mississippi, &c, sbul nothing
Importance occurred up 10 the hour !
adjournment.
Yesterday evening, after the coa,
the communications by telegraph betW@
the committee of five at Baltimore
.Slr. Wright here, the committee came =
by on extra train 10 confer persona
with Mr. W, They failed, however =
change his determination Of decIn4
the nomination for Vice President
their return this morning to BalNno'
this fact being communicated to me y"
vention, the name Of Mr.. e. NJ. DaIA
of Pennsylvania, was substituted iIof~
OF Mr.. Wright, and M. Dallas was un
lmousl y chosen as the candidate tor w
President on the ticket with Mr. "
for President. The tConveniIon, a.
minutes past 10, A. NJ, adjourned
die, with a general avowal that the u.
unity and cooperation Of the whole W.
ocraic Delegation were secured o
choice MADE. The Madisonlan Oh
evening calls on Mr.. Polk to resIg995r
it also contains a letter from Mr. ~
accepting his nomination. THIS @us'
very good, rs far as it goes. !llaAs'
ground that while the Texas queS'OI
IN allegiance, he feels pledged TO OelnS
candidate on its merits; but lnaIISI
hints that, if the question IS SeItIv h,,
fore the election, he will feel al NV
to act according to circumstance >,
is, | suppose, to withdraw from tnJ -, !
test. Now, it is admitted on al W. TT
that each of the three candlda'eS- VII
Polk and ryler--can make mort I'm
.al capital out ofthe present s'a'e ""
question than could be made ou'
inaI adjustment; so that 1t Is PIV "r
nothing will be done with regaIu f,,,p,
iexa.ion till next session; Tor uu r',ag
'tely, in the degenerate days. pune msrs
ire not governed by the intrinsic n
II a national question, but by 10 n,
lie consequences in regard to 'n'' - sbr
nan who is to hold the ladder Wy "
hey expect to climb the mselye''
[coRREsPoNDENcE OF THE PlcAiV ,oll
Washington City, May ~ ~
In the Senate to-day there was '''
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A FREE COUNTRY,

"Thy spirit, Independence, let me Share.
An odd scene. or rather series of
scnoos took nI,ro rot Toor sinca n,
hard ono n opr Nississinni boots
son If Erin in,ovic,tod bv tho dron,hts
IF freedom, or SOMETHING even mora az.
bilinrotfnr was disfnTbing rho lave,
deck nv The most outrace6us cries and
Naturalization fact. Iha noor wretch
was in 10 r,n doIir;n, or mani, n ,,aI,,
and his ono io,onsnd obsnrhnr ,bnn1ht
,yas tho nhranz;ad trinmnh o7 bain,s ~ ~
p free conntrv
a. r.re co9n,rv rmin p free coontrvr :,
and or no ran rorwork. cIearinr The
shaft At n hmm 'u,sot,inc an engInenr
md nearly knocI,ino n decL-hond over.
hoard. nn;iI the MAZE md a Stick Of wood
bronabt Mn, down inst forward Of the
boilers UaIf dozen Of the hands i'm.
nadiato,y ninned hin, where he law from
.nndertbe mass Of whom he still hawled
ont his satisfaction nj boing in n trea
country
Annaron,Iv nscicad bo was soon ro.
leased, when off he wang. ngoin. alone
the other side Of the engins, and ogain|
CLEARING the shaft. he snr6ng into one of
upmost "bunl,s', Of the deck passengers.
at the stern. Hero his ecstacies became
if possible. more violent than ever.
"IIurrah for the free country! Oh
Dan O'ConnolI, i'll be President yet!
Hurrah whoopr'
With this he began to discharge, at the
heads ortho crowd beneath him, sundry
articles of Kitchen furniture, which some
poor cmigrant had slowed away in the
spot now occupied by the madman.
Bad scran' yes! amt it free coun-|
try you're IN! Whoop! dance, yo div
us. Harrah for ouId Uncle Sam y
lie was dSIodsed with much difficulty,
when, again escaping, he made dive
INTO one end OF the case or pit in which
the lily wheel revolves. There was bare
~ room Tor HIM TO get in; the wheel was
whlrIlng with the raPldlty Of lightning,
and now a general shudder prevailed the
crowd. 1t was evident, however, that
the poor wretch had not injured him
sell vitality, as he was rejoicing below in
his freedom as loudly as ever. The en-.
gno was stopped, and, after incredible eX-
oruons, the fellow was dragged out, Ia
ken forward and tied securely 10 the
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"hlfh bal HHfH 'uilrl.
luI Young continued i. wmt.hs f
.f"leirneo ~ ihH IIt"Ifl wh.I hHl p .H
.I'HtI IVY fN.H .I04H|. ..tI WHICH, 4.
doubted uI. IItH NHII H| HHH HImu 'u
N"n "ba even UHf .''U# N||HHl .N.H
f# NrInuI OLD NI NI|.IHE HH. 'tNu#
WIS |}IH# Iu II.H#. Il#wH. .HH.I f. 900.
|HH o. In.UIHI 'HH $50 fUuI W.H.
THE We H.H. declared .IH resolution
a1l 'I nrIUu,ua .Nnn WIH motion NE
ready pgudluH Co ptu...l ll uHltHHf HiI.
ish
Me- llUutn. ui O,algu. NOW rwHluI
t.bud the renl,amlH lf4H Sew Autr H-fH
.he meant rs lhH Nauuf lHa administer.
.il1uj % which queslun shat gentleman ia.
gIugj 10 rcply upua Ola ground lup' "Il
. he answered ono he m.gn, have l3 ul.
|awor others all oyor Dr, ro1m'
Me- II lbun wont ON ln reply, during
which the New York delegation, having
askcduud obtained leave 10 retire, lu con.
|suIt form ry moments. Isu the saloon
Mr. llammot. of Miss, begged chat
nothing should DO saId by any member
I from The South which wollI be likely TO-
create unp0gasant feeling.
Mr.. nobcn said that he had bat ...
inner ranor, ,o m,le.onl fhnt was that
he had made his remarks knowing aud
feeling his responsibility.
Mr. Hubbard of \ H. said mo bcI 49,.
lother desire Than ia ,ron,r, II
.Iisbmont or de,-..,na,. - ~. -
'''o~'"t'n ~ TN i'N' ''
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llUr lup ru.lrH. rtIIoI tbr FHuHa
man o. ud1f, soaInF tl1i thafa W. IHa
H1 motion before lha llaiag
SOL Miller fm.ad Upon bHH heard
bnl her considerable combustion arose
several maniaulfu Ohio Nnm ur co.
nlof nc pafr demanding that Vf M..Hf
should bH hTirI
ANrfb u.uH ~ violent lmuauH trI
disorder which lasted SONS tine. uHIaf
vas hHn.'y restored BY tho Convention
T5nsanunr lu hear Nj NJ who wont m
90 state lh8l tie resolution ha hal u1.f
81, bad been declared 90 be- oai ul uIrf.
From lhutdursI1u be- nov lyuN uu uTPut,
and ON lhat desired 20 be- hoard
Mr. Miller then proceeded 10 he re-
marks reviewing 'hH course pursued 10
the adoption gl lha flI0', urging, ~
strong terms thu ncccaaty ol us being
now abandoned by the Convention, and ii
returning 10 the majority rule, lItn u0it
mental principle of the democro0,muy.
Mr. Modary, Of Ohio, and Gov Bart
Icy also Of that State, succusaIynly ola.
tanned The floor aud addressed The C0uycu.
ton mg,h 10 the same oueeI
MT heNhuity'oi ONO hoNt rose 10 al.
dress Tue conventions Ool 'hs FrosIdenl
stated again That unless me appeal was
presented ~ writing, II cQlld no. I.. en-.
lerlolned'
Mr., McNnulIy tea reduced the appeal
to writing and addressed the Convention
at some lenp,h. taking similar pr,gnJ.
with those Who had preceded him WLiIa
he was speaking loud cries of "aucs,jon.
question:" were raised; and ut his noir.
a motion TO adjourn was pra,.s.3 49,, 80,
carried
On the monipn Of the 2g,b. Fl o ,o,o.,
the Convention re-. ossorn,Ici ma h,.;
ness in order WINS the nnno,I froa,. ,h oI -"
cisinn or tho Cboir
Gov. BARLEY. of Ohio. roso onl ,llros
sed the Convention uc soiI hn f,"ni -
tho reror,s. md. Of ,I,, ,,.,,r..I -,
il was stated ,hnt rho Cbair haJ 9Goo; ,i,',
that il reouirod two.thirds 70 rosoi,J ,La
rula Thie wos = ,,,isrorroso,,,,,;l,, vi
ploced his CoIlaogue Who bad ,alo2 H.
appeaI, and those who sustained hin, IN =,
false posirion '' '''''' - u"
The President horo s,,,oll,,,h.La,,.
30, 49,, H. ~. 80 80" Nv ""0 "
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| am with great respect,
Anmr nhna'i SnrrnnA

Hon. B. z. B@icr.l sLAs WRlGur.
Senator Il. J, Walker, Of Miss, rose
and moved that the Convention proceed
to the nomination of a candidate for the
Vice Presidency, which motion prevailed.
The States being called on, the delega-
ton from Maine responded by naming MI.
Buchanan, Of Pennsylvania; but the
Pennsylvania delegation, acting under
the authority Of that gentleman, immedi-
ately withdrew his name, Levi Wood
bury, Of New hampshire; Marcus Morton,
Of Massachusetts: Gov. Fairfield, of
Maine: Gen. Cass, Of michigan; aud Col.
Johnson, Of Kentucky, were then several,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

ID p4I 10 nomination p. iug bal.puug
preffHlel
AH thl bblIn'in2 haI cdnnantsd,
nbl . glas ~ mind md iltmru
sofb0F. Frn oafi 10 Gov manun, that
..H.mH .Ha WI IH..IHrI DIV honor
pfuu#I W maluHUlH, HHt u#"I iHtyu
0u H..NH 81" mH" HU.U anH gran.
H
N#.I N#LHH.
INU convention IH.u Hw..IHl 90 100.
HOl mI.f Iuf u candidate m. IHH Nu.
Presidency NHu.H nH.#. a' yu.uH
cast, necessary toa oHo,co, 100 ,--
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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1844-06-22

A motion was here made that the Con
vention proceed to the ninth ballot, when
Mr.. Frazier, Of Pa, oG'aIned the iLoor
lie commenced by stating tina; he was one
Of the delegation from Pennsylvania who
had voted for James X. Polk, and he
would vote for him 10 the last, lie con-
sidered the instructions the delegation
had received as fully CARED out IN voting
three times for Martin Van barren
Col. Young, of New York, next obtain.
ed the floor, TO define the position OF N.
York, 1t was not until after sixteen
States had spoken out, declaring Martin
Van Barren their choice, that New York
lifted her voice, and she was censured by
the democratic papers Of other States for
yer apparent apathy upon the subject
Col. y, next proceeded TO consider the
doctrine of instruction, which he consid-
cred 10 be imperative upon the rcprcscn-
tatlve, who was bound either to obey or
resign, giving his constituency timely no.
tlce, unless something had occurred to
change the opinions OF that constituency,
Had anysuch change taken place? 1t had
not. They were still as united as they
had ever been on all the great principles
Of the democratic party. But a new Isl
sue had been sprung upon them The
hrebrand Of the Texan question had
been cast among them by the Nero of