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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09
SIGHT RESTORED,
AND INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES CURED B
a. THE ROMAN EYE PALSS "a hui sGECIEi

SIGHT RESTORED,
oSS nikSXEEshS "a IHk fVSTs:
ce by the celebrated Ocuiss In this and foreign
tries may be confidently rel.d the most safe and
speedy for weak and named eyes that has ever been Of
ered to the world .
of eye t6say with blood acts almost Lip magic
-ano removes all appearance OF disease after three
pica In dness Of sight caused by fixed attention TO
minute Objects BY long exposure to strong light and IN the
sWre sstore should be used by all who find their eye
sight failing without any apparent disease This Balsam has
sight in where almost total budness
excessive inflammation has existed for niam
the eve or BY bodies OF irritating ntrodu
ced under the eysds SON removed by the
of Basam The following certificate from the pastor OF the
Episcopal Church Harlem will convince the most ncredu
ous Of its astonishing efficacy - - .
Messrs. Sands CO..
Gents -
From motives OF humanity prompted to inform you
few applications Of valuable Roman Eye Balsam
have made perfect in the Of aged mother who
has suffered under painful inflammation Of the
for twelve fifteen Physicians had up the case
hopeless Of the PATIENTS bat by the blessing
Heaven your remedy has effected perfect and ver
iei the adage-"whe there Is life there is hope"
YourS, most respectfully,
Pastor of the Episcopal Church. Harlem
Many more certificates of its virtues might be given bgt
deemed sufficient insure trial by all who afflicted
Its healing will be its best recommendations Full di
rectons accompany each jar. Price rs cents:
Prspared and sold by David Sands Co.. Druggists and
corner Gold and a3 Broadway Of Chambers street.
is lmNec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

TO COUNTRY MERCHAETS.
n NJ PEYsER co. lately removed rom The corner ?!
on liberal WHOLESALE and retail. the following articles
received by recent arrivals - -. :.
Berlin best Zephyr Wotedhe most complete assortment IN
this country. . :,
Canvass for Embroidery of cotton silk and worted in all
widths 80
Berlin Embroidery Pattesof the choicest snd newest Dr.:
cription; EmbrOidenes finished and commenced velvet
si wofstsd and cotton worked the mest tasteful Par'
sian .tye or so,a .,v., and eli. land
Bracelets Combs Hair Pins, and large variety Of other
beaut full Paris Fancy Articles.
Purse OamentsSteel gilt and silver Beads Bugle Purse
Twist, plain and shaded scss and spoos Embroidery
Also Frngs Gimpa and Cord add Tassals imported and oil
their manufs .turs Of gold silver silk &c all colon
and widths
Branch Store 800 Broadway formerly 1877 Broadway
II 3mec& -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Pyincipal Store, l2i Chatham street. Neo York
Branch Store, 3I6 Blocker ST, NJ Y
.Asency al ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
.aiso Of Main and Yan Houfon IT, Paterson ~
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COUN-
TRY families and purchasers TO their several establish
mens where they think will be found by & the best
lection OF and unahuteated Teas the United
renee 70 high quslifes low prices and upright dealing
well understood to render further comment necessary.
Original and only warehouse for the sale of Black
Tea -Stengcrsw be particular remember the
Der q the BnncIpa store IN Chatham between
The public will also be pleased take notice. that
Tea Company have nothing any other stores
whatever except those described Of advertise
neeI i1 lmsrc
SEGARSl SEGARS! SEGARSl
whoiesale ssdrstaii. b. M HENRfoJEs.No 81 VII:
ss..lj.s, Of Il. finest and best quality.
La Norma
e sicriada. anew brand.
La Palma, q"
Novsgaa
Yngssli1sd. brand
Principles, OF the Crux. Rendon and ssu. brandsl
all which connosseurs and the trade generally would do
well 70 ook At previous purchasing elsewhere all Segars
purchased from this establishment will be taken back
tune they 40 not give satisfaction.
P-ofden IRON the country carefully and promptly At
tsnaea~' jy< staw lmre
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

r--T- = S(IOTTS BAZAAN,
DIZZY STREET M.%ss between %as; a
his friend. and the psbc 4 lsrss for ,hs bnS S
by the strict merit continuance thereof
The qualities Of his Aes, Wines, Liquors and Cigars are
we'll ~ own need comment L.n..
until u at night such as, sx..
nnesa Srssss. f,oS Ham $50 Buckwheat Cakes
kisssg P Cord Beef Ccsss T.1
Dub9 always 2? ?s d,svEht g.. .h;,,
nv day from one to three O'CLOCK.
Famies supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whisksy
supplied with English. Irish Scotch Wesh
city Papers Always the latest possible news by the
Steamen.,
Good Rosms for Private PARTIES Clubs Meetings and Re-
R3m~ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

80 BoAppJy0 HOUSE 10 LET-Nc. $50 reah .,
m eootaihna over thirty foons and dnin" loom oo Test
Long on the s0'sc is' acr2sTE6 !. C.s.. street
"A TO LET-TL: l9rI ..o,y granite i'OH' Brick s'o's'
::s,v VIZ S,isi cs.. 50 Hudson stree. jersey
ss Ws VI Street. s.w.. B,
Wy :?s eeS House ais Church street. door
aHfis ws :o1s ssf Store sea ch..
Two :iS'y Hous. Bow.ry ossapisd BY Dr. VIM.
Bailey Rent, j6 SSSs'i'. DkR HPIff
LOTS ON BROADWAY FOR sALE"f,s is. :a % the
side Of Bcesway between I'm and ss street.
stS Street This psopsIsy near Usoa square elevated
"A AZ : & IL S
money may 0s a.
0rsCEs T2 LETp s 5sT ssD 'fss. s:os
~: be given on 4, AGf ylss
"a TO LET, CHEArr,A Country FEAT eon..siug Q,
sss .s aEs s:s s .s
nilsa large GreS soana Of .ituas.d on The
msd from &. City ss 9s %
For father particulars, enquire ON tbs prsms's conB
B-Ths Be9%iasd.. and Knisle'boet s's IS P:''
% York Honse and i've serts Lsnd For particulars
" ,: 'i: f. IA Tf;xfRss'ce3rr 4s Peek slip
N t, -'0'.-'' - - New York
"a FOR sALE-The l,rge and spacicus Pw ushsl
I'm House and lot of ground occupied BY the SUBSCRIBED
house i: SiSssT'S issa' g
inches wide the and % Re inches Deep on
gallery the feet deep and offending the who
Th.r. are four roems the FIRST oor with eItensy.
large psntes eloet, T The second story s1 ,oSm
pantes The third attic story dry.ded INTO I'VE
rooms with FIRE places store oms &c LIZ
1na ana ss ess hsS and divided
TO- coal, vegetables wines, &c. -
Ii Is believed that house OF the best planned ana
most in the city, IL may b seen between the
houY of II aud O'clock 49,. ~, m w. \,
For farther particulars spsy to f. B. Gutsing M1 70 Wall
str ct. orto ". CUa1LNE,
jO 2wsrc 80 nroaaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

HAMs-9 hhds very, superior HANG, landing from ship
- w akone IRON New Orleans, Tor sale by
~ X. X COLLINS co. 50 South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09
TO SOUTHERN AMP WfsTE TIE mi MERCHAE ~ :;

TO SOUTHERN ANP W. = pSx iSs.asa ia ana
A T.. corsses inowsdss e. The Boot. Ls,th.{ and
Commssson Business 10 dessIs OF going south OF
Sess as for sspsctabs oesepst,9u GOOD
rcr.uces givsa. sddresssa bon s6 Boston rot
Once will with prompt attention JIG lwis 2wose re
FoR U9T5dSFRf 8NP PUBLIC
II Edition paei.S:i q Eioss.os. Sl.ly: GREEK TLxIi
Version il the Latin spl.sss BY Cuuch the ali,n BY
Mon il German 81 the Eng.h by foPe IN the
This work eomprys twsnsymr nImters forming s two
Eugayipg desgned by Professor Nencin from Florence
The pdcs Of each numbs 81 5o-wo numbers 70 be pup
tixhed mouthlv. ...,,.rD,,or =,
= Subscription received at Mr. RICHARDS Once; "a
c., ,s-~~ ' 1850 - = "a imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS.
THE subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city,
who wish their goods nusctured that they are
prepared TO manufacture description Clothing From
their being manufacture for the Southern and
West markets for the las. twelve years. thy feel confident
with the Re number Of hands in their employ,
stock at short Iotice and with entire .;tisciion.
MANN 4 McKiMM, IS Canine street.
90 The Knick.rbocker Stages pass close the store
req awe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

CyHEAPER XETIoNLY TEN n, CENTS IIE FOR THE H..
hundred copies by the anna Of that sp,nd sheet
containing thirty beautiful engavings EACH upuatinR
&C.. &C. all for Gully tie, cents copy Thl: is s cheaper
off red elsewhere the price only be
tanned by sale. Cs carly. cad the Sssef cd
ton. -
Also daeuereotvpe view of London, printed .sixty
OF feet by four, sold q TIE Low price
Of fifty e,Gh. -
he monthly parts ALSO splendid gilt letted ready
MASON & TUTTLE'S,
jal0 1msec General Agency Office. 1928 Mass u st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

WILLIAM 4. JENNINGS CO., Diapers and Tailors,
w No 23i Broadway Amer Hotel (opposte the Foun
solicit stenoo TO an invoice Of good. received
last direct from Londoq Consisting
Cloths Ca.smeses reus new styles spe.dd Silks and
S,tns FOR dress vest. Merno Yeves &c with large
Of 1ch Silk and SAITH Scarf Cavats Han
Gloves, Suspenders, Dressing robes, &c.
We would that 1from this additional
facility shall be able supply them early with
all novelties Of the and Paris markets.
which have elected 20 liberal patronage since the abortion Of
the ready by which bled uraish
garments from Is IS per less than fomerly-a
feature the bshment which commend those
stock Of assortment Of dr quality ready made garments
cudng Suous Cioaks Dress and Frock Coats Paaaloons
and Vests. &c. ja28 I'm sec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09
MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
RANDEL'S NEWLY PATENTED SUPERLATIvI
M AT C. II

MATCHES WITHOUT SULPHUR.
RANDELs NEWLY PATENTED sUPERLATlvE
THIS pu. ultra Of Friction Mstehs: viii stand The test Of
igntins fully g Thousands who them
hbited 10 water at the lae Fair OF the American Institute
FIRST PREMIUM.
Also. a new article called MATCH TAPERs. which bnrn
Eve minutes. neatly put up. for sealing letters &c.
For sale Mandatory No. l6 Blocker street at No
i2s Maiden Lane and Broadway. Aiso in Philadelphia,
by II. Crosby, No N3 WALNUT street jill lmsrc :
d.A IN AND &521-A superior article Of Broken, Eggs
Stove and Nut Size Coal, donby screened, IS Is
and small Nut 81 delivered Of from
the as West street. corner Franklin North river and
Filth and Lewis East Orders receved
the Sugar Refinery % Leonard street, through the Despatch
Post, md At both the yards,
N. ban allowance made to dealers;
j27 2wsm TfLEE 4 MAPES.
TUBACCO FOR SEGARS-A lot OF PRIME Wrapping
Spanish Tobacco buns white and OF exc llent
flavor Also fine Kentucky Segar Leaf for sale by
Is Iwsnc GOODWIN, I5S South street
MONEY TO LEND.
A BRAHAM J. JACKSON, Pawnbroker, No. SO Reade
n street near money large small
as may required Watches, Jswslry Silver Ware, Dry
Wearing Apparel and DUAL property OF de-
scription. 1W lm|nc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

DEACH ORCHARD GOALS Is per ton for broken. egi
and large stove Consumes may rely getting the bes
city wegh and delivered from the yard corner q Kng ant
Greenwich u.s. PETER CLINTON
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

AkD3l casks, l47 bbls 20 half bbs 292 kegs prime
IL pure Leaf Lard landing superior order, from ship DC
mulgee, from New Orleans. for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-09

WEDDING AND VISITING Yards Engraved aud
w Printed the first style of the Art ,sduced prices
VALENTlNE'3. No. B ~hmsn st.
Corfer OF Pa Row, Loveovs Hotel
~ Please call and examine sps ci mems j30
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20

PLuSDER AND PERsEcUTioN.-The ancient Ro-
mans, when poor, robbed others, and when rich.
themselves" Persecution, in all ages has been an
aagous n one respect 10 plumber, having been at all
umes infiot,d and sndured, as circumstances might
When the conquered happened to have be
in their turn the conquerors ii is not the pef-
that has been crushed, but the prosecutors
that have been changed so long has 1t taken ma n
KIDD learn this plain and precious truth that il
easier TO find thousand reasons why men should
differ in opinion, than one why they should fight
about them. The constitutions of antiquity were as
nmIcal religious freedom the wors, of the gov
crnmenls of modern Europe. But Time, the eldest
OF the gods of Greece and Rome, has sen Olympus
despoeJ of ns dcities and their temples crumbled
into Dust warning to succeeding governments or
systems, now rapidly approaching to the same destiny
But, amid these mighty revolutions, pure religion
survives the wreck and man, never ceasinp to look
tor happiness in The heavens, approaches nearer TO
his GoJ.-Scrop Book
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20
From the Richmond Enquirer.
CHANGE CHANGEl-(D. WEBSTER IN 1910 }

This omnous note was rung in the ears of our
People, IN every variety of ntoUation by the Black
Dan" OF The Nor,h h, during the memorable campaign
OF 1870 What he and his allies wanted to accom-
plish then, Is now rapidly carrying out against them
selves II IS the poisoned challce returned TO their
own lips Every paper records the changes Of Wing
gerry TO Democracy. Every breeze WATTS the precious
sounds OF CHANGE, Change Change! For tr-
ample:
"a Georgia paper informs us that SIX Of the
genrmen who were on the Wing Electoral Tickle
Of that State In 1910 ba ting for Polk and
Dallas. The following are their names: John
w. Hooper, Marshal WeIborn, George r. Gil
mer, Howell Cobb, Thomas Stocks, William N
Bishop"
But this is only the beginning of the end" OF
change among the Electors of 1870 The following
were also Harrison Electors in 1910, but are now
boldly in the field for Pok and Dallas r. Kidder
Meade, Of Virginia, "a true Soldier of the Cross) Da
vid Steward Of Maryland, Cuban G.. Verplanck OF
New York, Peter Pierce OF Connecticut Wager
Weeden Of Rhode Island.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20
LOOK OUT FOR THE NEWS FROM
MAINE p,

These are the worJs of the Rev. Mr.. Brownlow,
Wing editor of the Wing, at Jouesborough, TenSes
1t is the concluding sentence, alias the short and
plthy peroratIon Of bombastic article Of his on
Wing prospects. II will do for a good na,chword-
F." Look out for the news from Maine" 1t will do
for our brother Democrats TO hand sround-and like
umbler Of cool water at all times refreshing in the
hot weather, may be handed round the whole Demo
crat circle without a single refusal.
"Look out for the news from Msinel, And lie,
brother Democrats look out Tor the newa from ali
around the horizon Look out for the news from
Experimentation is coming Look out for e.
teen to 20 thousand majority for Skunk Look out or
fifteen thousand majority for Polk and Dallas Lool
out for the news from New York. Look out 70,
twenty five thousand majority for the great Senator
Sas Wright, and his Lieutenant Governor, Addison
Gardiner. Look out for fifteen to twenty tbousant
majority in the Empire State for Polk and Dallas
Look out for good majority for the Democratic
nominees in Ohio. Look out for the triumph OF Ia,
Democracy over the monarchists OF Europe, gia.pn,
after Texas and Oregon. Pass the watcbword roun,
Look out for the news from Maine -
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20

And although the following States are given to the
Whigi, incline to think that the Democracy have
ar equal chance for them
DE laware 3, Maryland 8, North Carolina IL, Ten
nes-ee 10, making IS electoral votes in all which
added to the above 1870, make 225. Leaving to the
Wings the meagre number o. so. And a liberal al.
lowance IT is to "that same old Coon" for IL is bet
ter than he has done in any Of his former efforts
PETER PRACTICAL
p. s. Mime the bright Star in the East is omitted
IN the above table. In 1910, the Wings carried this
State by al majority AZ the late election, the De-
mocratic net gam over all is about 4,267; over the
Wings lO,3S4-giving in the nine States recently
voting Democratic gain, since l540 Of near 100 :.
0O0l-5 Democrrtic members Of Congress elected
but Whig re-elected-the other Districts will GER
tainly be Democratic
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20
NoasoIs, AUsusr %, isaa, :

NosToLK, AUcusr 20, ls44.
REsrEorED sis IL is with great pleasure We per-
form the duty assigned 10 US by vote OF the Demo
cratic Association OF Norfolk Borough, Of forward
ing to you copy OF the following preamble and reso-
luton, which were unanimously adopted on the 2sd
OF August:
Whereas, the Republicans OF the Borough Of Nor
folk in general meeting assembled, having heard OF
the Withdrawal Of John Tyler, President Of the Uni
ted States candidate for reelection " the Pre-
sidential office, do UNANIMOUSLY RGsoLyE,
That they deem this proper occasion 10 express
their high sense Of the many distinguished services
which, during his able digpifed, and prosperous adj
miDstra alton of public affairs he has rendered 10 his
country aud of The lofty, pure, and patriotic motives
by which he has been governed in fulfilling the respon-
sble trust conhded 10 him by the people aud aDtcl-
patng that Judgment OF Impartial history" to which
he has appealed TO vindicate his reputation against
the reckless assaults Of Inscriptions adversaries,
they believe their Republican friends throughout the
United States are now prepared to award him all
that he has asked-all that his fame requires-JUS-
TlCE.
We are, with respect your obedient servants,
VIM. REID, ls.o,s
OSCAR T. EDWARDS,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20
TRANSLATION.

When vessels endeavor to pass the Dardsnelle'
after IL O'Clock, (six o'clock fifteen mnutes) 3, NJ
our unsolicited gun is fired for the purpose OF bring
Ing her too, and when this proves Intellectual, Sc
coud !. fred charged with ball. This is in execu'
tiou Of an ancisnt custom, but as every one knows
that the guns are not fired with the intention
Of striking tho vessel, il is useless Besides
this, a quantity Of powder and ball is wasted, to
obviats which, the following regulation has been
determined on, viz
When vessels attempt to pass the Dardanelles al
ter the aforementioned hour, red, green and yellow
aaes will be displayed before the guard houses, and
at nigh, large lights be hung out in front Of them
and IL no notice is taken Of these, then cannon
will be fred, and the expense of the same, te the
vessel whatever it may, be charged to it,
This regulation has been nothed to H. T., the Pa
cha. Governor of the Castles of the Dardannelles,
"A well as to the other necessary authori,ies-.he
same to commence at the expiration OF the sale term
Zone month } anil the present official note is now
written and sent to Y E. with the particular request
that you will be so good to have the regulation
also made known to the captains of the merchant YES
seIs of the American Government, and take such
necessary steps will require them 10 act in conior
nance to ii.
July :, 1914.
correct translation.
(Sigued) J.P. BROWN.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20
From the Richmond Enouirer.
REVOLUTION OF THE POLITICAL WHEEL,

REVOLUTION OF THE POLITICAL WHEEL :
The Wings boast that the recent elections indicate
decided and glorious victory Of their party in the
approaching Presidential election. They saw 4" II
we 90 SOL e. gam IN all the States as we have
in those that have lately held their elections. we
shall elect Harry Of the West by an overv beIminy
majority' This declaration evidences either total
incomptency TO make true deduction from the mos,
pslpaDle and obvious premises, or determination 10
brag and boast in the face of facts, and ia defiance
of truth and common sense. The mcrest child in
Arithmetic can easily refute their ncusion. by an
plying the simplest rules to the elucdation of the
problem. The question is, how much have thew
gained or lost in the popular vote in the several
States that have lately voted commencing with
Louisiana, and ending with Vermont If they hav.
gained enough to overcome the sweeping maiorities
against them IN ls4l and 1892 they have right IN
claim the victory. Or, II they have not lost in such
ratio, compared with the Presidential vote in IsaO
as TO negative their majories, then, In that case
they will have right TO crow. subjo,n state
,nent showing the Democratic gains or Wing losses
in the eight States Lousians, North Carolina. I'm.
diana, Illinois, Kentucky, Alabama Missouri and
Vermont, as indicated by the lse elections in thos,
States, compared with the elections OF l6a0
The comparison with the Presidential election NJ
lo40, is made, be il is convenient 10 rsf,
To the returns and therefore easier TO ascertain The
actual differences, and because It is Just as fair q,
take th,s return, any other for IL The ratio ~
loss on the Wing majoritiss Of lsa0, in the S,a,s.
that have lately voted, be such, as when aooI,sd .,
all The States, il would produce result favorable -
the Republican candidate, il IS Just fatal to the
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20
GEN. ANDERsoN's LETTER.

Al the solicitation OF friends, we propose 10 PRINT
early next week. large edition Of the Letter oil The
Hon. Alexander Anderson, on the subject oil the
Annexation Of Texas, (Which was published IN oui
paper several Days siDce In addition to the letter. we
will also sdd other interesting political articles from
tbe Madison an. The whole will be printed upon q
siasls sheet, containing twenty-loor columns ana
subjected only to newspaper postage The price Is
fixed at 81 50 per 100 copies.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20

Wing cause as il the ratio of Wing increase N the
popular vote since 1912, should bo 100 small 70
neulralize the immense Democratic msJoriiies then
given Either operation would produce The same
substantial rcsult-snd both be easily demon
slrated To be equally fatal 10 the confident an'iePa
iions OF the Wings.
Statement sholOins the aggregate pos Jor President ana
Wee President IN $780, The Democratic gas" or nh.s
loss ia the msjoies soDn by the elections q" loa4
and the ratio rate per oeniam " Democratic sa" o.
Hhig loss ia the Joll0totng States
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-09-20
From the Nsp York Pi,beian
MEETING OF THE SHOEMAKERs AGAINST
TIE PRESENT ANTLPRoTECTIvE AND
OPPRESSIVE TARIFF.

TIE PRESENT ANTlPROTECTIVE AND
OPPRESSIVE TARIFF.
Quite numerous and highly intelligent body Of
Shoemakers convened last evening at Mayors Con.
cert Hail. TO take into consideration the effect of IN.
present tariff upon their branch Of industry. They
were organized by the appointment OF Mr. ROBERT
WALKER, as President; David K,lmer, Daniel
Wi'er Samuel Kohler, Enooh Granger and William
Mackec, as Vice Presidents; and Ira G. Munsop and
Henry Beeney, as Secretaries The committee ap-
pointed at previous meeting reported the follow log
Address and Resolutions
FsLLow-MtcHasics: An importsrt crsi. in ma.
'ional affairs has arrived. A right woders,andoo NJ
the great questions now agitatns the psbc mimi 4,
OF vital importance TO all classes Of the community
and to none more so than 10 us We earn our LIVING
oy following an honest and useful occupation The
happiness and welfare Of ourselves and fsuiIi.. de-
PEND upon our daily labor We have been told thu,
h'sh iaiu was necessary TO prot Get the snechasi