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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
Hayward Doings ut Washington.
W.T.. % u
WASHINGTON, Nov. !

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1, 1919.
The Secretary Of the Treasury is very extraor-
dinsry man One cannot but admire the facility
with which he evades acts of Congress that stand in
MS way No statutory provision however explicit
or stringent, battles Mr. Il. ]. Walker when he has
apnyate object to accomplish. Mr.. Spencer had
great skill and ingenuity in discovering authority TO
90 anything and every thing in the first law OF Con-
yress that he could lay his hand on but he was no
match Tor the present Secretary in violating positive
enactmen,s
Judge Bib abolished the Office of Superintendent.
Oh lighthouses on the Lakes, because the appro-
PFiatlon bill OF previous year prohibited all Offices
not created by law, and because the duties of the
once belong TO the Collectors in the several districts,
ana are easily discharged by them. Mr. Walker
ees'aolshed the Office and placed in il small poll
I'lan Of Michigan. This, it might be supposed, was
aoout as much as was either decorous or decent.
1 ! the circumstances but the Secretary of
inherent opinion. There was professor of Tyler
M 'arown out OF pay as Post Office Agent-he
e'ef troubled hlmselfabou, the duties-by the post
sge law pet ofMarcy's who had not the courage
ave hun place, and him Mr.. Walker has quar-
cred upon the Treasury in the capacity of assistant
'. oSalutor OF the Michigan politician in looking
S'e' the Lake lighth houses
another performance OF like character is worthy
@noIice. Another Tyler man of the name of Macy.
sho had vibratcd between Ohio and Western New
iO'k tor two or three years came on here before
i0'k vas inaugurated, and persuaded Mr.. Walker
aa'he tN J had achieved wonders for the democrat
: cause IN Ohio, and that he had been instrumental
u Procuring the signatures OF the Loco members Of
~, e Ohio Legislature 10 4 recommendation OF MIR.
!" ;io' the Treasury Department. This COZ s;ituted
acan Tia, was irresistible, and Mr.. Walker re-
5a,led his services by an appointment in direct pal
Iaoie Violation Of law of 1912. He appointed Mr.
M nscy inspector Of the land Offices in three OF the
,esSesn States If The act not unauthorized
ae Illegal. it would be preposterous in the highest
eS'se. . The public interest is amply protected by
s.'a'ion, and if il were otherwise, there are far
a-;he officers
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u O HID KILLED by HoG-On Friday, as lit
he ~. Oh Mr. George Adams. about three years Of
,So playing IN the yard OF his dwelling in the neigh
.ws.'g! Lakewood town, Camden County, j.
A.. Sosae set upon with great fury BY Mr.
!ereJ and before caec,ua assistance could be
Oiled 20, literally torn to pieces, and Immediately
sss o'oeT sister in attempting rescue the chic
aanvisS seized By the hog, and had her seriously
.hoS. VICE PRESIDENTS NEW CoAcH-We were
made h. Ipsercay splendid new Rockaway carriage
ide -. = haskell, for Hon. George NJ Dallas The in
f'i coiored cloth, and ornaInented with curtains
H., PhiIad Eagle
be ieG CHocTAws.-The Cherokee Advocate of
avs a uI states that between 5000 and 1900 Choc
H., on remove from Mississippi TO the West the
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HIr1js INFALLIBLE oNGUENT

EIOR THE HAIR.-Cau any thing be more honest! No.
tee the that publish any certificate COM
mandatory The above unless has the residence OF the In
dyldua giving appended which enables you tn satisfy
yourselves (by inquiry that the Opguen ia really what II
purpor,s be- and understand also that II warranted
e.clualy stay alopecy falling off Of the hair restore II
10 bald parts eradicate ptyriass danduf souri, shd ~
calculations the cucle seal change red or grey h'
10 beautiful dark coor make the hair nNs so cur aG
do hereby certify that have been seriously aiiceu "lu
danGrf ana falling OH OF the hair and isde use OF scsea
articles for the saue without III. least dement, Indeed
srnl of .-comng bald finally being induced 10 use Hs
infaibe Onguen am happy say the result was most
Tor short time the dandIui ehu'sy o!saP
n.ured nv hnir soon commenced growing ana ~ no"
thicker than I, being also so moist anu glossy
can strongly recommend it for the above. Yours &c
JAMES BLANCHARD, No 70 Avenue d.
Nr WILLIAM HILL Dear Sr:-lt Is with pleasure
non ,hese lew lines inform you that the box OF Onguent
rchased OF you has entirely eradicated the dand'qf from
also have found be pleasant toilet pomade giving
hair soft and glossy appearance SO entirety eneienl
from ordinary preparations Tor the har can Win con
hdence recommend il 10 the public Respectfully,
WILLIAM SEWELL Jr
Chief Engineer of U. ). Steamer Mississippi
~ Recoleci, HLPs Infallblv Onguent can be ooetheo
on al his Principal Office, The north west corner Vi
Pine and Nassau sls and Of the following Agents; 20
VIM H. Carey J. Co. ls6 Pear-sLi Graham x M Co. 20
Water.s,: VIM A. Crooker, 81 Maiden lane M Inoinas
SeweL 478 Grand.st New-York ~ Spooner 20 81 a.
Iorst: Mrs j. Jordan's Fancy Store, Atanpc-s brook
iyn L. l. T. Banzeus COME :ionery, in Fret between
Grand and South Firs. sts. Wiiamsburgh D. A. Herel
No 3 Delavan House. Albany NJ y MessIs ior.Iine "a
Moyybry corner OF Market and Charles sts mo-
los E Triope 293 Broad, corner OF Markei,.L Ne"HA
III n. a Cary, 20 Marrimack- st Lowell, Mass
rs riendc
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u Thomas Pincltney smith, Attorney nj Law
Albany Buket County Georgia viii attend the settlement n
Randolph Early, Decatur, Thomas and Lowndes.
Reier-nces-horace Greeley, Esq. Editor OF Tribune !
Wesson l57 Pearl-st Browning and Hull 1872 do; Dick
inson Churchill 40 do Hyslop Brother, 20 do; Van
Arsdale Wariock, li2; o. a. Wetmore 80 Fronl-sti
Benedict & Tompkns, II and IS do Brooks Merrill 69
IVillism.s; oil Ssw3m-
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r. Boston subscriptions TO the NeW-h ork
Tribune received by authorized Agents, REDDlNG 20.
Single Copies 1900 So
Weekly Tribune every Friday Morning, for cents or SS
per snnum. -,
All new and cheap publications. for sale low as Issued
I,v Roston Puhishers Thiers Napoleon lei eoda
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Boarding ar1o 6otels.

GENTLEMAN and his wife can find good home
n for tIo winter a small family without children or
other boarders They occupy front room, second
floor Charges Will be moderate House situated In SUI
folkst near Grand. Farther Information be obtained
by inquiring Ill store 293 Pearlst n6 lw'
rgNWU or three single gentlemen be pleasantly ac
coinmodaed private family. Terms moderate. APP
ply l47 Woosler-sL near Houston NO
ENTIEMEN and their Wives single Gentlemen
" obtain board, with pleasant roolnz, at Fosyh-st
References exchanged. no lw'
EeOAKDING.-ODe or two gentlemen and their wives
ID may be accommodated with front and back room on
the second oor Two three single rooms may also DO
obtained for single gentlemen, at 25S WIiam-st nj wv
d. TO THE PUBLIC.-The proprietor OF shaks-
a peare Hotel avails himself OF this opportunity " say
that his Bail Room open for the inspection Of
those wishing give balls and concerts through Inc season
and would that his now complete Tor the
nncunod boarders throughIhe Winter al
moderate rates. hoping the public will call and examine for
themselves. NJ y. TBESdEh, proprietor.
New-York, Oct 23th, lai5. o2a Sun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

rrr n. wheeler, Attorney and Counselor al
I.S and Commissiouer Of ,eds, nc viii attend In tho
Reading ROOM Of TsmmsnJ Hall Of MI hours Of 9e gay
and oyeung az"
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AGENTS. FOR TIE
~ Chemical Bnlsnn. or Hair InyigOratOr-

-
To Chemical Bnlsnnl, or Hair Inyigorator-
remedy for all diseases incidental 10 the Hair, and lis
restorative in all where badness s not beyond Inc
reach % ''~ '''fA' ~ '' E PHALoN, 24 Broadway.
irea.s-O Fish & Co. Washington. d. c.; Aver Pie
Ian 10 Broads. Columbus Ca Tntile, corner OF Tenth
and Chestnut ais phisde!pia; a. Rice corner OF Court
Albany c. B. Brewer No. iO5 Fulton;st Brooklyn NJ 5.
Fletcher Marebon Ulster Co n Y; ). Tousey Syracuse,
\. y. Jehn B. Watson, Charleston Hotel 5. C. ne limos
rP-Tnxes, IS4J.-Olce OF Receiver Of Taxes, New
City Hail. Park.-NoGce hereby given that The Tax Books
for the present year open al this office, and that
am ready 10 receive the taxes charged upon them All per-
sons paving their lakes previous the st January
titled deduction the amount equal 10 interest al the
rate of per cent per annum calculated from the day OF
gF.M. 1-'- - 1 -.r,,,.n. go, $780, =,
Persons sending full description OF their property this
Office will have bills them or they can al any
time be had By application TO ihe Office. nj lwos
~ DIR. G. L. Won Corr has removed his Office and
streets Brooklyn 10 No. 4lst Broadway, New York oHce
hours 10 A NJ. 10 P NJ, and from 10 l. NJ he mas on
hand very extensive supply Of remedies OF his own pre-
paaton and Importation together with every description Of
fancy article usually kept in similar stores among me ar
,ices sold bv Dr. Won Corr the following prepared by
himself: Life Pills Life Elixir Restorative Biers, Cure
for Piles Hair Restorative Segsrs for Asthma frevenye
for Small r9s ana al re Ss a Continues 10 give I'd
vice the poor without charge US he has done Tor Inc sS
three years in Brooklyn.
York, 18th August lsi5 sio lineooos
rF DIR, C.. L. Won Cort's Patent Galvanic Bands
viii Magnetic Power. These Electro Gavanic bands have
proved The greatest efficacy on the system IN almost a.
diseases They viii speedily remove Tue most acute pans
in anv part of the system Sold with full directions nj NO
aisi Rnros.lway sis eoduos
TT Christie's Gnlvnnic Rings md magnetic
Eluid-Dr CHRISTIE the sna inventor and psirniee OF
These celebrated articles informs the public that hs onY
place in NewYo obtain them genuine Is al l' fu!.on
tSun Buildng In all cases of Rheumatism ana nervous
complaints no matter how chronic or severe IN te cnaae
Ter, the GaIvanc Rings and Magnetic Fluid are posture
and permanent and every brings fresh evidences
OF their wonderful efficacy in where every tmng else
has entirely failed Bear in mind that all articles OF the
kind obtsned al 1874 Fulon-s Sun Building are base
and worthless couneries For sale in any quantity ana 81
prices within reach of I'LL. Pamphlets can be oeaiaed
gTHls. pT Vss
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TRIRuNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.

TRIBUNE JOB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. SpRucE-STREEr-( Three Doors rom Na'austreetl
ITO Observation-Disclosures supplied with all KINDA
4 OF PRINTING at the cheapest rate viz
Cards Bills Ladng,
Circulars, Receipts,
Bill Heads Checks, &c
To LITERARY GEsTLEMEN-Origina! Manuicript' print
ed with accuracy
Pamphlets Stereotype Work, and all kinds OF
Books Letter Press Printing
To LECTURERS AND MusIcIANs-Progranlnei beautifully
printed.
Mammoth Bills. buion &c.
And every description Of PLAN and Ornamental 900 YORK.
executed with great and puncuaty at the once,
The improved POWER PRESSES, for Books PAM
All work on the above Presses will be done al extra9
binary low prices BII-u
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SUFFRAGE IN coSNEcrIcUr-The following pro
vision having been adopted in the prescribed way,
has been declared by special proclamation OF the
Governor TO be par, of the Constitution of Con
neciicut:
Every white male citizen of the United States who
shall have attained the oftwentyone years who shall
have resided in this State FOR OF one year next
preceding ana in the in which he may offer him.
self to be admitted the privileges ofan elcctor
six months next preceding the time ne may offer him
self and shall sustain good moral character, shall
his taking such oath may be prescribed by law. be
ccctorn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

~ Gurney's Premium Dnguerrinn Gallery
lsg Broadway, York-Pctures taken al ihs estab-
sheur are not exceed in this country. say his hume.
rous patrons The public respectfully invited to call and
ID yl Gor ,ha,r saiy.. Oh SD-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

r. Commissioner of peeds.7Wm- a. Gr'swola'
Commissioned of Deeds, can De ound from ga M 20
a. at No 4 City Hall. in tc fhiR- oS In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

DEpARruRE.-Rev. Mr. Rogers, pastor of the
Wnterst Congregational Church. in Boston sailed for
the Mediterranean the barque Justice story on the
23d ut. He is accompanied by member oil his church
who is Of the owners OF tho ship They intenc 10
pass the Sin:er in Syria.
EY~ The General Indian Council which the
Creeks contemplated calling this Fall has been post
poned till Spring.
eY~ The National Council Of the Cherokees their
Legislature) was in session on the 18th Yt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07
LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
rrho Saxv England Mutual Life Insurance
Comnnnv. of Boston, have established an Agency in
b CT of York for the purpose Of receiving appica-
lions for Life Insurance, &c
W " ~ DIRECTORS:
,-r11,pn PHILLIPS ROBERT HOOPER,
III III ~ pspSoNS CHARLES P CURTIS.
En- ~ - = GEiS r f0WELL PETER WAINWRIGHT,
- E Si RES WILLIAM w. STONE,
Hr5PEE 81 ETrHY THOMAS A. DEXTER,
iNES ~ e. IN OTIS TUFTS.
'A'" 70 i'HND' WILLARD PHILLIPS, President
JoSS CnrgsMAN NJ D. Consulting Surgeon, i7s
I,Mrs ". B. GKEssHow, III. D. Consulting Physician,
453 Broadway Nev-York -,
This Comrany been in successful operation in Boston
for the eighteen months Snd offers advantages to list
rers equal TO any other Company
~. ~. ae1 ,srii,ar JOHN HOPPER,
" -, Gs,p, Solicitor md Agent, 50 Wa-s-
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sWhere nm 1 10 Coz
MA1DEN.LANE, Nov. 9Th, ia,


To The Editor Of The Tribune;
| am sick of my past conduct and as it is said an
honest confession is good &c. l think it but
due TO the leader OF the Wing Party OF New York
TO give in at once my feelings and views on the
subject of party politics
voted with the Democrats up 10 1910 Tor kH-
President Van Buren-till Natvism was started. for
both parties-and for the Natives at every Election
and of course at the last What ticket shall vote
now Sick OF the demagogueism IN the pretended
Democratic party-sick OF following them through
their various windings the subject of the Tariff;
&c. Twill not vote that ticket again while live; and
as did not design in any gave the Natives TO
prescribe Adopted Citizens, but solely 20 defeat the
cheating, caacasing party,) and the case being
hopeless in the city, will vote for them no more
But, always being for Protection to American In
dustry the main stay of this Nations prosperity
now give in my adherence TO the Protection party
the law loving pary-the true Conservative party
and, oh wish could give it so as TO elevate the
honest and purely patriotic Henry Clay. will it
health and circumstances permit, always vote. and
vote, too. al every election A WING IN FUTURE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

STEREOTYPING AND PRINTING.
NTEWELL'S PHOENIX PRESS AND FOUNDRY, fIf
bune Buildings, NassausL opposite me farAl-ihe
subscriber having had his entire establishment desroyeG 10y
IRE al No II Sprces has now axer te fourth s'oy ~ @
Trbur Buildings and again recdy 10 receive al orders
for every description OF Plan and Ornamental Prntn ano
Stereoyping. which will be executed with neaness anu
nac Al th, lowest prices His type and being AL
new and OF best Kinda he viii guarantee uia ae Won
done at his establishment will be executed IN the b-s' eI
For illustrated work w. y. confidently refers 10
ers of this city who have already conhted long Aiu u!'c
publications 10 his and experience -, -. i, NO.
Up Publishers and others are requested 70 en-! W. "a
anime The establishment and Judge OF The sq9,erGr 'a
lies for doing their wors wa. w ,, ~ psrL
o29 i'm Tribune Buildings Nassau-st opposite Tue rarN:
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FOR ALL, WELL AND SIGN.
Mrs. CAROLS
INDICATED. VAPOR AND SULPHUR BATHS, lS4
lti Fulton-st opposite St Pauis Church
These Baths are the safe delightful and etcscious
remedy for colds. rheumatism, chs and fever, &c snd moi
only cure but preventive 10 many Of
THE thousand Ills that hesh is heir to-
hev afford the most agreehe mode of Bathing and are es
eentisl 10 thorough cleanliness .,-,o,
Mrs CAROLS Baths clher from every otLer ~.
Bath so called and have been established IN ms o'y "
moro than ~ years.
Sulphur Baths require half an hours uoiice ., ~;
Portable vapor Baths sent 10 any part o tne ~ 20
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>S,,.NoNN wNexIN TRIBUNE.

ANvEy IAHGN rArEE FoK TIKI VotNENf'
,,,,v <,Stxa,N MoS>t>G, ~ the low price ct
,s,., "A s.i,~rt~> |etcr'es ,rr slA or " COPIES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

r. DR.. G.. 1. Won Cort's Patent Galyanic Bands
with Magnetic Power. These Electro GalTanic bands have
proved OF The greatest efficacy the system in almost all
diseases They viii speedily the most acute pains
.iai RrosIursv sis eoduos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

NOR SAI.E.-A handsome opsaess Sulky, cheap
been in use since July made order. Inquire OF +.
lcCKAKEN - CorneliA hetween and ? NJ. nS Stood.
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John STEWART, Receiver OF Taxes
rTDr. CT. Won Corr has removed his d

Persons sending full description of their property 10 this
Office will have their bills sent TO them or they caa at any
time be had By application TO the office nj lwos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

MIDDLE AGED WOMAN "A small private fami-
lV1ly either American Scotch Woman OF eI-
periencc young mother In the OF infant
The situation would be pleasant and duties light To The
right OF person this might prove good hoe where
no servants would be required Apply corner Nor
rsand Hudson ss Jersey City. n5SY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

NASONS WANTED-A few bncklayers can Ind
ll employment by calling the subscribers, or al the
Factory Newark, n. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-07

IN FALL FASHIONS.-To those who study econ
oiny the subscriber, In accordance with tse nmes nas
reduced his superior Imitation Moeskn ID ais on Fur
Bodies the extreme low price Of 1925 TIE above an
elegant dress hat and will compare Sdvsn1xeousy WHO
hals sold in this city at $3.50 and $500 Also constantly
manufacturing Fur and Silk Hats, OF the best quany' A''
pattern and al the lowest city prices Tor ca1n
s.or,msn OF velvet and cloth Caps constantly on hand
H. 10 any instance above does rot give peret sssfae-
ton ii can ly obtained by giving Information 70 inc
.uhscrhrr an23 9n. w. kELI.Otf' NO IIh Canhi-st
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24
WATERING TREES &c

The spring has bccn uniavornblr f.,
newly sd trees We have observed msnr
persons copiously watering young Tree,
and garden plants
Ia many cases much water is a POSITIVE
Injury. The roots drnw upa larger supply
OF liquid than there Is sigor in the ,rct Il,
digcst or appropriate. In such eases NJ,
tissue IS cnirhl'd the roots decay. md do
tree perishes in the trying heats Of July and
August
1t often happens thn, voting tie tr,cl.
self much better han watering tie FOOT.
Take a watering 20, and drcnch the leave,
and lmbs aud trunk several time. IN day
In n small tree, large bunch Of cotton ~,
rags may be pu, IN the crotch and saturated
with water. ltwlll gradually iricklc down
the stem, md also cvaporolc kcrprnr the
leaves IN n most medium. Tn. trouble T.,
worth while IN case Of rarc,rIrs dlhicul, to
BE- obtained a tree pcrsplrc, NJ readily n,
mn animal or man Ewrv lcnf Is FURNISHED
with soInoln or pores the number and So,
Of which determine the amour, Of p.rspir,
ton or course, as they vary in d,i1,t,r,
plants, there is u r'ru,syuuiug d,f u,nr,
in the amount which they p",sp'" rnr.>
which grow in exposed situations ',orc' a
hy The sun have structure Which llr.,.l
but sigh, pursuit 't,or vhlh thos' vl,c.
grow in ~" shnl md ln moist pieces p.r
splro cnp,rnslY
] Is upon ihi'"ln ~ '.>lll, .,,,Iu..
The tree u.s. III. h.n,frul ,Ao,n.r
f'"m The l'ol is dimjni,lu d rnl SIP r,r,,r,I
Nrh,n ,h' 'r"c B,srl,. his th, Lp( md
young green hark absorb som ino,Nnr,
Where water rs r,s,u,d TO- il should unl
BE- upon the surface; especially IN rh, IN.
lurious clay soil The moisture is ln
medlo,ely exhnl,d md the sun hnrd,ns III -
wet rnrth INTO y crust. neatly rs imprui ous
10 llgh, and air aud moisture. rs If It were
Shoe, IRON L't srn,gh, trench be- cpcn.
ed and after the water has sunk nwnv re-.
place the earth nni pnvrrizr it In this
way no baking will tax, place
But the b ;, method of watering hy the
root is that which is technically drnominn
ted mulehuS Cover the surface ofthc grounl
beneath the tree or Shut with three or four
inches thickness Of conrsr, s,rawv mnnutc.
10 wnlcr,d through this the ru,th will not
bn he The moisture w,l not cyaporatc tho
root will bc shi"ldeI from thu sun. and On.
rIche1 by the 'nnl,ion Of III" noes ofihc
manure. Indiana Fdrmtr qnE GaJdeaer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-07-24

The Georgia Wing State Convention
me, at MlIedgegille on the In inst. n the
HaIi Of the House Of Representatives
i82 delegates answered 10 their names, be.
sides number nj poNrs Hon }. NJ
BERnfrS proposed rmt Grn - l.
CLrScH BE- appointed Pfcsldrnl which wa.
carried by accIamaion A Committee Of
Two from each Judicial District sappont-
cd to report business for the Convention -
At , o'clock P NJ they reported, with r, so.
lnIons OF which the following is the sub.
stance -
They approve the administration of Gov
CRAWFORD and nominate him for re-elcc.
ton
They declare thni the State debts should
annually be reduced and paid finally nj
the earliest moment prnc,icnblr
That the interest ofthc people demand
that they should alwavs have, u State cur
r'ncy convertible into specie.
Thnt the State Treasury should nj nj
times meet It's Liabilities in convertible
funds
D l''A ~ rll '''ll'HlN N'' StlNA uNAOIll'l
l,hiluy sboaId characterize the management
! of State affairs
Tha; The burdens OF taxation should b
! elevated ut the earliest moment, consis,cn
with The obligations Of the State.
That no more money should be raise,
bv taxation from the people Than j. ne
cesary TO support the Government eco
nomcally administered
! That the PruiIentary should b. a sourc
Of revenue, rather tbnn Of cIPence TO tn
! State
Thsfe commiue be appointed TO ad3ros
the people OIL the subjects connected will
the Gubernalorial canvass
WhicHsesoImions were all unGnimo"sl
passrd < Committee Of able men was AZ
pointed to prepare the Address The con
venGon then adJourned Hae die IN y
Tribune.