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WASHINGTON, May 23d 1874.
In Executive session to-day, Mr.. M'Dufhe made
a very able speech upon 1.-The Annexation Treaty.
Asreeably to his request, and with very little oppo-
siion, Mr. Stansbury was admitted to make a re-
port of it, No other reporters were admitted, as II
merely to save Mr.. M'Duhie the painful labor
in the feeble state of his health-of writing out the
speech. Mr.. Miller. of New Jersey, toll ows him.
Tonight things look much more untavorabe to
Mr. Van Buren's nomination, 1t s said that some
of his Ohio friends are beginning to faller.
have just had an interview with Mr.. Southall,
lately returned from Mexico. He states unhesita-
tingly that Mexico is in such disturbed state that
she has neither the means nor the disposition to
make any trouble, much less wal, with the United
States A very little gold will satisfy her, and give
us San Francisco.
| spent an hour two this afternoon in a ride to
Georgetown. | can say as the stranger did
" Georgetown heights most beautiful ride."
saw more OF rural romance and poetry, charming
groves, delightful lawns, tree, hill, and vale, prince
y mansion and humble cottage, than have seen
since | have been in Washington. recommend
the ride to all strangers.
The music and sylvan hpee at the Capitol this at
ternoon were well and tashonably attended. Eve
ry body was there with his lady and daughters.
But had to listen to so much serious conversation
about the ConventIon''-" majority, or two third
vote"-" Van Buren, can be elected - Van Bu-
ren can't get the nomination"-' Cass the best man"
-" Tyler is cutting in most alarmingy"0,,,S Stew,
art most avaable-" the Southerners will ell bolt"
=" Gen. Jackson's letter has done the business
Annexation is playing the very devil" Benton
has committed suIcIde"-Nc. &c, not forgetting TO
ado, that Gen. Mcdonnell says ne shall attend the
Convention the 9th, if he has to go TO Baltimore
afOot and carry rail- say had SO much OF these
matters to listen TO, that could pay no attention to
gossip and small scandal.
very cold, is now much more warm and pleasant
S. B.
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Domestic Imp0rtasions.

SALT GREEN, s, Brig septsmber-sieo specie Spies,
Christ COS douboons Ahrenfet-67 logs mahogany 81
ceroons tobacco 3 do beeswax $50 hides, 70 order.
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VINES, FppECTORENT

a LWAYS CURES ASTHMA Two or three larx. dose.
"a VIII cure the Group Hives of children
e. one hours time. immediately ,ubdues the vioenee
Whoopmg Cough and enects spec cure Hundreds who
have ben sysa up by their hyseans .curabe wth
have b.en restored TO perfr heath by IL never fails "a
giving relief Prepared only by DR. Jayne No 20 south
Third street Philsdelphii For sale by A. b. X D. sasds
Druggists, No 70 Fulton 27o Broadway and n Fast
broadway. rnv2, IN. :. rrr
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Married,

On Sunday, 10Th inst at East Machias (Me) by Squire
Eben Blackman Capt DAVID b. BRewN of brig Citizen 10
Miss FaAScs u Foster, daughter OF James Foster Esq
of the former place.
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JAYNE'S CARMfNATIvE BALSAM.
WHAT CAN BE MORE TRYING To THE Fly

w ines OF A MOTHER than 10 behold he, ,sf,si
wrh,ng 10 the agones Of choic vast, usder h,
terrible Of infancy Cholera Infavun miner Com
plant And yet radical effected with sped sad
certainty, bv administering that iues,nable pl
Jaynes Carminativs BasAm No house should he whou,
this indi.pensble family medicine which is 'dsped % al
complaints Of the stomach, bowels liver
10 the south it prominent place nearly every Do.
nestle cine chest Prepared and sold South
street, Philadelphia For sale bv 1870
A. B& d SANDS. Druggists. ~ Fulton A.
m2j lm'rc 273 Broadway. snd II East Broadway
T,HE RETAIL PRICE OF WEBBS IMPROVED
CAMPHINE OR CHEMICAL OIL, mstchIess aria.
fixed above the price OF Sp,ra
Of Turpenne uniformly forty cents gallon The same
ratio price may Away. be depended hereafter Fcono
is the great object Apply at the old establishment, ana
Broadway, corner OF Canal street
mag iwsec A. v. II. WEBB
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AUCTION SALES.

c. ~ :; i sY 4 WiL ASsiifSs''.
:, :, o., M. Store 3o4 Broadway. cor. Duane st.
D oSa Goe s,ss %
rs ~ gushing singh honss1tespog or busine:s
Librsl Advances made if required on merchandise Of
every description cons,gued fer sale. nal lmsm
BY II. Y WILLARD.
sA2s 81 Dg SSb
e. In the .." y order Of The Of the estate El;.
Col, Watch e., "a chair ods,iae Pearl sss chsi
Sc, nay !. .Gms ksI;n Utensils
- NEW AMERICAN DAHLiAs-w. RUSSELL
oa@ lssy s 1 81. &. and ss, b.
Ss% e s Ssos
s L,s, ! A:ISr,,ss
@ ny e .ns
bssoa n"f Rso &c.
u % 4 sss aud " his
w ANIED-By respectable Protestant Woman, as,tua-
ton lion as COX Has no obsst'1n 70 go e the country
FRI faes siif apply ms $ TO-
IT, HrFs :Ss!ior
best Flea: q ca st.
@z s Ssvs IS FI T. the We NET e
s2sRYr - S6 %EST Wf NlI rLAGE
osa,sa;a who viii only require DT'as's and preferred.
Terms moderate m23 aw' IN
TO THE LADIES.
an fs
s. lsSs, Nsasss oS% ass
N"''A' NC lss H.s as 10! . ss:s at
ms 2wsec Hotet Bulidng late Holt's House.
is s yp.S M By p ss
be board 10 North ver, hafpast 10 O'clock this
Hsfa e e ~ T Sc e: to
Letter Bags close At 10 O'Clock mas itsic
pACKET Snip SHERIDAN FOR LIVERPOOL Pas.
whss T p sa Msd HS
last Letter. Bags will close at the usual places, at II o'clock
a,seharglng at Orle'ns wharf foot OF Wall Con
rnses will pea,e attend to he receipt Of their goods mas
pAtkkT SHIP GAKRlCk, FROM LIVERPOOL
wharf. so. Of s send etT spoG. not on
live days must be sent TO public store. ms
NoTicE..Csrres cleaned whole. at six cents per yard;
hssr,h Rugs cleaned also ;po. taken out Of Carpets
hsad large quantity Of Compound for 1kng all kinds Of oil
IL Y g.asa a
% 's' s 81 30 cents Psf sS Mr T@ Asa se
BRILLIANT DIAMONDS AND RICH JEWELRY.
l. sepe sst II. New E.ss,Sment Of rich JswsIry and
snoads viii be opsn Ca Wednesday the Goth day Of May
10 e AZ Of S ss s s.o ms '
customers n the eeuotry for thsr kind patronage and conf
the e,,y q New York saqee large connection
and be further III. public, that shall be his study for
The future heretofore has been sell only agood article
az the very lowest price Lou ANRlCH
my25 a sstSM issec IS Chatham street.
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A. 90 DIR, FELIX GOURAUD's ITALIAN MEDICA-
yea soap-For curing freckles pmpes erupons blotch-
IS, scurvy morphew, heat spots, musketo bites. and all
Irritation and roughness. and salowness and darkness OF
.he skin This Soap is Of the remarkable Of re-
cent chemical discoveries Hs emollient aud healing
qualities are spoken of in all directions and every
VINO use recommend It. One CAKE. 80 cents warran;
10 answer all ordinary PURPOSES ard is TO be had genuine
only at 81 Walker street, first store from Broadway
10 RECORDS PaRsIAa Alternative MINI
IuRE-For the cure q primary secondary syphilis
snu all anectons produced by nIudeious use Of mer
cy Inc great advantages possessed by this powerful
Alternative over all other preparations for the cure OF Sy
phis, is, that while curing the disease it improves the
worse disease than the Il Is admnist cred for The
pest recommendation we give OF il is, that it is
merry considered mercury the only cure or those
plants scld in single bottles, 81 each in Of hal
aozen t5 carefully packed, and sent to all parts OF the
Union Once of he College OF Medicine and Pbarms-
cy, 95 Nassau street
w s. RICHARDSON, NJ D., Agsut
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BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL,
Washsngsoss .


ttess-sresd~nc. q ~. Herald
WASHINGTON, May e, lsa4.
Delegates are hourly arriving. and thronging
every quarter and corner of the city. This morn
tag 'he uae Seemsto set more strongly IN favor Ut
Van boren' IT'S s~id that on counting noses the
Van buieh delegates lind hey can reckon up lao
- constitute a majority. and the current rumor in
that they inirnd TO abide by majority vote in the
Convention, aud not by the customary two-th,rd
vote For myssli freely admit that have little
confidence in any nlmors or statements / hear.
There il such conflict OF opinions here that it is
impossible to tell what to believe All is commo-
ton, excitement, anxiety, bullying, browbeating
doubling. hesitation and uncertainty.
MAJOR Donaldson has just arrive. direct from the
Hermitage, bringing with hun letter from Gen.
Jackson. intended for publcation--as one rumor
saysthis afternoon in the Madisonian. In this let
ter the General says he has read Van Burens letter,
but remains Of hrs former opinion that this is
The golden moment" and We must have Texas
" nop aero."
Beyond the conflict OF opinions here. and the in
cldentsi excitement. there "a little news OF interest
this morning.
learn that u delegates from Virginia have ar
lived in town, OF whom II ar- known to be opposed
To Mr. Van Buren, This must decide the vote
which will BE- gwen by Virginia.
Mr. kives OF the Globe, whose opinion Is entitled
10 great weight, says he thinks Van Buren, will get
10 maJority-and IN this calculation he puts down
Delaware and South Carolina both against Van Bu-
remand Tennessee 10 for Van Buren, and against,
and absent
| All is confusion conlounded. | will give both
| sides and all sides worth notice. The opponents
or doubters Of Van Buren's availability, make the
following statement OF the votes at the con,en-
ton
Against Van Buren,. Doubtful For Van Buren,
1852 ~ IOl
South Carolina in this statement is pu' down
againa Van Buren,.
Pennsylvania and Missouri, are set down for hin,
although both are doubtful.
I52
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t0f
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&c 'o ''' HAMILTON BANK,
STS (MApIsoN COUNTY, STATE New York;
gag Agency, No. - Wall street, ~ Y City s
SZs New York, Feb. %, 1874
az Received on deposit the sum of ONE THOUSAND
s. DOLLARS, which promise to pay ninety days
ter date with interest al pe per cent 10 the order
81 Of J. 4. Rogers, Esq, endorsed heron.
SES $1,000. s. STANLEY Cashier
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n THIS AGk OF QlA'Efhi And HtNnffS a.. - -
most mtout W - eb1ef rxf~ftrnfpd ItFaifisnN.I
EVANS has rros~d Ms Ols o.leu H~aA btsl.sssry No
lss Pearl 80 cornsf ~ b~kntn str~f whfs h
most estr.orfasrY ~ ~ dests ssrast
comgeAt Z. Ne tpyfses M that
there Df kvtns hs old staaa sna sat ~ hss
nection ~hsssrf With eth~s oAhes ffa ehaers
defefe; his cosauitafioae ttftcfy Eusste
B-osssTse the sambsFa,ssaAss ofs~a dsnsrroa.-
zss Pearl e
edenes nd Directions seat a. sny pan II no uassu
BY raerariy stating The and snsi1sirs hsg tpias
M
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Havana May if-fn port Hsltowril John Csskie Talua,
Aymar and Konohasstt fri; Cordoya John Asrhall
Rapid ssd Amos ratea dg for NYork; Louisa PhIadc
as before. ~ ~ ~
Sr JOINS. PR. MAY lin port. Arxene McCIntack for
Phil tdephis FRI; Water Witch lie Hrou for Baltimore
do Lach Abbott Of Savannah, dsg: Council. Baker
salY American y
ST. joHN, NIB May l8-ln port, Woodlands, Johnston Phi
ladslphia CID 18th. Oread. Bibbef, Eastport
QunHfS Nay Bar SUR Evnon La.ey; 10Th. Jane
Choice, Cram, Cbaante CID 18Th, Amry, HARRISON Gas-
Row Laaia Denis, kaars,oa, Liverpool; 2otb Hannibal
wing, do.
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K-ura sgN trnporfRlEnne

Passengers Arrived.
HAvANAShip Co ea--NIrs Gardrer, captains LADY,. Mr.
Caot Geo Curtis. Of Boston - "
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TO TAUgiRS

S1lNEMtI's aew and ceugists wofk - sal3sri q
- cot tsfruts ~ rtfr ds syls ~ ~sancs
not % b suaassea wgh ~ cgafanes odssd
ftr ~ DE- bftn9 shelly fhias n no
kod heretofore introduced ~ N 80 ~ ~hish ~Iseu q
mudefaif ~ osfsls tfr vacffrs tnnu isds II
aefk thsn eeuit ~ N old haa be ohsaasd
ins ysaf snd b. who sh-s Aep sh ~ faftd
p1semrut ~ his o. h~fIrf ktad hunaef
The rsssssou ~ The zoe hes ti'ssdT reserved W
baton " ~ Bot a tie lfi~sqn, std lsil
eompl~fs fstissc ~ yha H. shove y %
taind u r anthor, No ~ Bfes1~sy soor h~io. ~
CITY Hoi. anit ia.fe
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n FOR SALE-seysu pair OF we-l tched Horses
AI<ssd a,asle Also. two three Miau,c Horre,
Z1-frem sesscea County. To he At w, CLAY
TOMS Ntsbl-s, New Jersey. mrs st'rc
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
Nav 23d, oath and 18th.
GRAND PERFORMANCES
Each afternoon hapast o'clock and each at
The GIANT AND GIANTESS! the greatest wonders
of the age and the Taes Pair Known be
day from 10 O'Clock A. NJ till from till hapas s. and
from till 10.
The manager is happy engagement with the
ORPHEAN FAMILY! of five all musicians Of the
first class, of whom is little Miss of only six
The family appear variety Of Songs Duets Tros Quar-
stts, &c.
GREAT WESTERN will appear in his Comic Yankee
Lecture Animal Magnetism and also his imitation Of
Locomotive
also of the astonishing fea with his toes
which must be seen to be believed.
La Petite Crrto, the Danseuse.
Beautiful Collection of Wax Figures Giraffe, &c, NC
The DlPSEY QUEEN, the Fortune Teller, and
pri.."ly eonsplted at all hours Of the day and evening
G5 Admission the whole IS cents-chdren under ten
years, hafprce % for consultations with the
Gipse, Queen. m23
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GENTLEMEN'S
NUPERFLUOUs CLOTHING -Gentlemsn families
" desr of converting -sh th uous
off clothing will obtain from the subscriber the HIGHEST
CASH PRICES
To fanl,es gentlemen qufg the ciy changing resi-
de- havrg sees OF the Had dispos. Of viii find
much % IN ir advantage send or subscriber who will
attend them a their residence bv appointment
II tkVETT, Office No Wall street,
and At 2T6 Hudson a..
Orders through the post office, otherwise. will be punctu
ally attended q. ms il nc
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LADIES AhTEMlAN BRACE.
IHf suhscnhrs offer ~ the a 81 the Lad
tho PsttSt fissffc AsTsNIs. ba.ss, vhich mast
efenta.ly tfte Indispensable sitfr - s femsfr ward.
rob- IL combues m nantef q construction Al tn
Ia rortttna. uthput tho tsad~sts the
cornef1ea
Ne Tree atd hsahfa srfiUn a the iuass he
e. drncy . buls ca1fumpor. sc Ne To shld~n. 81
reT srs via Asfs sfqsis ia~ htbs q soosfns theT wi
be iOurd highly benft s 81
h. png he l~Isou srect w. ahaali~rs ynrntca n w,
improve bs ovtlrs sna aplr - ths h.ue
iirnefrn and etfard ~ chest. I'D wd il~ds n fle
u.s. - The aims fof NJ hrf pst tIrfs stt0m dfiou Of
ibr dis ifofr9 him sl ~f sffnnsst f sahfcnbsr
Clesa met dtfuted rselnstelV theif
dat which Viii b. uatff III naaaediafg Utste
~
fade. pepsrtmsrt Ne faft rises acrr f.ur broad
Nhpissais Dfpaft1su a ~ 90 81 ialuesf 81
fAEsfIL~ a atATF,
MN Ia er 10 nrnatr -. l-r.f "a "a H.r,.
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27b total of delsGatau
WASHINGTON, Nav 23d. 1874.

The opponents of Van Buren, are in the highest
spirits. S.B
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AMUSEMENTS.


PALMO's NEW YORK OPERA HOUSE.
H~Admisson One Dollar, all puus Of the hcus> ~
Doom open at half-psst T-f.romance 10 eomm~ns~
LEADER OF THE ORCHESTRA. -. $40. HAfErIi
Combined with all the former Distinguished ffof-ss"
EUFRAsyA BORGHEsEs BENEFIT.
MONDAY EVENING. May nth. .
Will be presented Douixciti's Comic OsrrA. called
L'ELISIkk DAMORE
Adina sGa borGhese
NemorlnO. Big PROM
Ssrg't belcNre sig Naiulltcs
III Dulcs@aFf Sig ssfqufnc0
Amelia ..tiiss VI Adsn
Director Of Serious Opera. SIG vsltsilins-
Between the M and ID following selected Noeeaus
from Oon,xetti's celebrated Op-fs
LA FILE DU REGIMENT.
Compoed by thst Maestro expressly for the debut Of
uf,asia Bors hese, at the Opera Comque II Pans
Overture bg.. Full Orchestra.
Grand Scanse puo-"La VOLTA Ratapanf ia french,
by Euasa Borghese and Sig Sanquirco FULL ald
costume
N. b.-The Box Office open every day during the
week. from 10 o'clock M. until O'Clock r. NJ. when
be secured for the Regular
transferable Price SIC for Twelve Representations.
Subscribers securing the Of tickets PLACED
Sc for the season--not transferable. -
TIE public espeettuiy informed that the Baths have
been newly arranged and fitted in handsome style and
in ,li nDpra and
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CONFEDERATION OF THE CHURCHES.
ST AUGU STlNE AND ST: MICHAEL.
Destroyed during the Riots in Philadelphia Taken
by eminent artist engaged expressly for the occa
bundeds Of set of and embraces the
whole size of the stage The of st Michaes is not so
large, having Intended for cosmoamc but from
the and delay that constantly arise from
only or two being enabled to view al the same
The pictures painted with skill that surpassed
by artist in America the having spared neither
obtaining the best talent that could be
curad Gur iha
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OLIVE uli0o ss,ks,s of save bfsadb 10. Msnsss
" Olive OFT impoued sxrressiy or Hor.is aud family
IN pant bottles add hs.krts ~ soyen cath
Also. 100 bsshep 81 dotec each,
i1 Gases Of lynch pi "a ts.ties
For sale q he eteao store e
JOHN MORRISON, iss Greenwich .t'-.t,
,nz,tw,. D,.s' 90, ~ n =, 40 n's 10 ~ L. W.
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AMERICAN MUSEUM.
HftIAL GARDEN
An ID PER t. T VA l. FA X.
Corner OF Broadway and Ann opposite the Asor House
p. L, BARNUM... ..MANAGEK.
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Boxes IS Cents Pit. l21x Cent,
THIS RvsNlN6 May 25th, 10 commences with the
tpEeay of OTHELLO--O,hello, MrE = Conner; leyo,
Mr. Pickering, Ems, Mrs McClure Desdemons, Mrs
Preston.
To conc ude with the FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLDEN
LOCkS-Gaceful, Miss Reynolds Queen Lucidoa.
Miss n. Wood
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w. s. RICHARDSON. NJ D, Apeat.
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PARK THEATRE.

Boxes so Cent, PIT. .. IS Gallery -. i2t
THIS EVENING. NAV IS will be performed the drama Of
THE BOHEMl ANS-Mons MObtorceuIl. Mr. Barry;
Louise, Mrs II Hunt - -
To cenelu ie with THE FAIR ONE WITH THE GOLD
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-16
NEW sERIEs.-voL. ~. No. s5.

members Of ourSlsteLegislaiure. in their
letter addressed to me, presented my
name to the UnioB as PsnusylVania's Ia
vorite candidate for the Presideucy,'I
made some observations in my answer,
to which desire TO recall your attention..
| then stated, that if the Democracy OG
Pennsylvania should resolve 10 offer my
name to the naIonabconVention a. can
aidais for the Presidency, with that de-
gree Of unanimity which could alone give
moral force 50 taeir recommendation, 1
felt that ought not to cOunieTact their
wishes This, ! am proud to believe,
they wonld do with unexampled unanim~
ity; yet every unprejudlced man, who has
observed the current Of political events
since that period, must be convinced that
even the great moral influence OF Penn
sylTania With her sister States would b
exeTted in vain 10 secure my nomination.
Under such circumstances, ought for
any personal considerations, 10 safer the
great State which has bestowed so many
honOrs upon me TO ask, the first time in
our history, for presidential candidate Of
her own, with certain conviction on my
part that the requisilion would not be
granted? Should be the means Of pla-
cling her Democracy in a false position.
which yet their high sense Of honor and
the noble perseverance of their character
might forbid them to a5andOn2 To ask
these questions, my heart tells ms is TO
answer them in the negative. Every
feeling of gratitude and of duty dictates
that should leave ;hsm to decide in the
national convention, among the candid
ates whose prospects are more promis-
ing.
But still higher Obligation rests up
on me. 10 my letter, to which have
already referred, declare that 'tbe prin-
cples and the success of the Democrat.
ic party SO immeasurabIy transcend IN
Importance the elevation OF any individu-
al, that they ought not to be jsOptrded,
in the slightest degree, by personal par
tialty for either of the candidates.'-
And again: 'IfI know my own heart,
should most freely resign any pretensiOns
which the plrtiAlity Of friends has Sc up
for me, if by this T.cOuld purchase bar
mony and unanimity in the selection o |
Democratic candidate
The time has now arrived when l fee |
myself constrained to apply these Prin>
ciples to my own practice II is true,
that may not be able TO sscure unanin.
ity in the party by Withdrawing my name
from the list of candidates; but Jet I shall
reduce their number, and thus diminish
the elements of diseord. The great mo-
raj and numerical strength Of PennsylVa
mis-, 3, to which her uniform sslf.sacri6cing
patriotism adds double force, will then
be felt in all lis power, and decide the
contest in a manner satisfactory To the en-
tire Democracy Of the Union.
JAMES BUCHANAN.
Washington, December IA, 1913.
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wHIG RELIEF TO THE PEOPLE.

The coon skin majority in the House
of Representatives lately passed bank
bill, which is proclaimed as the great
whg bank relief measure of The session,
This bill simply recharIsrs two of the
old banks, to wit: The Commercial Bank
of Cincinnati and the Bank of Ceaugas
under their old charters. l, I,preposes TO
make no new, but repeals the existing
laws TO regulate banking 10 Ohio. This
bill throws no safe guards or restrictions
arousd the bank recbartered worthy of
notice, except provision that the circus
Iation shall not eEceed more 'han one
and one quarter the amount ofthe capital
paid up, and q provision that no loan or
cescoGnt to any one individual. shall eX'
died eight thousand dOllBrs. This is the
old rotten banking system to which whig-
gerry has always been welded: The res
Charter of tn ese two old banks will be
the indulgence tOa few Overgrown and
blo.ted spscula tors, who have all their
money now borrowed out, but il will be
cold kind of relieft to the community
..Those who make the most promises tell
tbs most les" is the whig maxim re-
d uced 10 Practice, Relief to the people,
verify THE great banking system.-Statea'
man.
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To THE DEMOCRATS OF PENN
gVLVANIA.
January 8, 1914.

FrLLow CITIzENs:-After long ana
serious reflection, Ihsve resolved 10 WIN
draw nv name from the list OF Pres'cen-
tial candidates to be presented before y, 1le
Democratic national convention. ms
,esoInliou has been dictated by an anx-
ions desire to drive discOrd from the ranks
Of the party, and secure the ascendeney
% Or Dsmocrs,ic principles, both in the
S,.,s and tbruug the Union In arrIVT
@ ;r@ :, this conclusion, | have consulted
NY ny human = being. ltis entirely my own
~ sOontaneous act, and prOce eds from the
cIearest and strongest conviction Of dn-
ty.
Whilst thus taking my leave, Ss your
candidate for the presidential Offices am
animated by sense Of profound gratitude
Hr lbo unanimity and enthusiasm with
wb;ch YOU have urged my elevationto The
hiobest Office on earth, This feeling
shall remain enaraven on my heart unit
time for me shall be no longer.
when, in JanuSry lest, the Democratic
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The memories Of childhood, the long
far away days of boytood, the mothers
love and prayer, the voice Of departed
playfeIlow, the ancient church and school
bnnse. ali with their green and hslloWsd
sssrci.,iops. come upon the heart in the
dark hour Of sin and sorrow, a. well as in
tLs ;ovous times, like the passage Of
nIsssntI, Remembered dream and cast
rsv Of their own halIowed sweetneses and
parity over them.