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New York Cattle Market.

SEPT. 29.At market 1850 Beef Cattle; 40 Cows and
Calves, and 1000 Sheep and Lambs.
Prces.-Beef Cattle remain without change. We quote
81 80 to SO for fair retailing sorts with few SO %
Left over 200.
Cows and Calves-Sales at sl4a s2s-all taken.
Sheep and Lambs-Of the offerings 5000 taken 81 50
for sheep, and 10 cts 81 so TOR Lambs
Hay-is quick at 81 per cwt. We quote IS IS Cd with
moderate supply
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AUCTION NOTICES.

AUCTION NOTICE-By snifFen 4 Co.
II Cabinet Wsrs-To.AIogow "wednesday Oct. ii 10
and extensive s,so,.ment Of new city made Cabinet
Cases Centre Tables Wardrobss piysns, Oomans Rockers
Music do French Bedstead Work Tea and Dining Tables
French and plain Mahogany Char Enclosed Washstands
Qusrtee and Card Tables Votzire aud French Reading
Chars Dressing PLAIN and other Bureaus Sc &c. The above
stock city made and be sold with makers guarantee
Sale positive. Worthy the attention OF Dealers shippers
house and others. $50 lt+r
A. G. TUTTLE, Auctioneer.
ARGE SALE OF HARDWARE, Cutlery and damaged
IL Hardware saved from the ship southpo-Jsmes Plat
will sell This Day at 10 o'clock the Auction Room No ~
Plat street 200 lots damaged Hardware Sad
Shot bars Lead Also Sheet Tin Lead Zinc. Also,
assortment OF Hardware Goods for Southern ouses
Also lots Casks and Cases good order, viz Coffee
Mills long handle Shoves Csndlescks Also, 20 boxes
Horse Cards. Also, 500 dozen American Table Cutlery with
French Forks Also go dozen improved s. Taper Files
Also by the packsge Curry Combs Norfolk Latchss But.
Hinges Sauce Pans Scissors &c Also 1000 dozen Pen and
Pocket KNIVES Scissors RazS Shear &c Nc il dozens and
Cataognss ready and be had only the
n. B.-Ihe lie will commence 10 o'clock, with 1,
Saddlery Brdles Leather India Rubber Cloth, Webbing
SC. &c $50 lt+mc
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nv H1RMON7C CLUE.

THE MEMBERS OF the above Club requested omeet
Tuesday Evening September soh AZ me fooms N2 "
Film street Tar be Tor The season The
ends OF the Club those desiring e become me mbers
IN The cy are Of this social choir and
Mac he found where evening be plea
y ,hs m The society fthe happy company who compose
this friendly q the Sons q Harmony The house
~ market
If those who honor with call Rooms open o'clock
Nv order OF the President Of j. II. e.. WI STR
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. %, 1915.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ", 1S45.
The Coroner was engaged nearly the whole of
yesterday in examining into the circumsta ices
tending the death of James H Garvn which re-
suited early in the morning in consequence Of blows
inflicted by Frederick c. Snyder, with club, on
Saturday night Snyder was walking along the road
the west side OF the Schuylklll, with female
when the deceased and two companions, named Sup
plee and Sage, followed him Aqutrrrl rnsued and
coming TO blows, Snyder fl d. but lay in ali for the
other young men, aud on tlelr approach rushed out
and made tn assault. He frled Gdrvn al the first
blow aud struck han twice after he Was down Sny-
DIR committed u an wer
Two dreadful acclde hts occurred among us this
morning Vim Qulna, employed porter in the
store ct Hanson Brothers, % Ch-snu i EFT was
instantly nlll by the f.lllng 4 of dry goods
from tnr fourth >t3fy he passing b-neltn The
h4tchway The accident was caused by Il pairing
oi tn slings Another mtn " Is dreldlully crushed
by me flli ~ gravel bank near Bushhlll he was
conveyed 10 tn hospital
SHE Of stocks nj Philadelphia.
FIHsr BoARD-Sept. 70 $4,000 Reaiiug Rk b., 65: so
Reading Ri ito 25; 1000 d. bs 65k 1900 Texas 80
49s Is stae IS % 6i 1000 DO 7oi 1000 DO 6 do
7oa 80 VloksbuIg 81
Stco>D BoARp-l00 Wilmington. l6l
AFTER BoARp-200 Wilmington l6.; 5000 Reading RR
Bds SO; Penn Bank, $685. 100 Girard Bank, 81; 1850
State SIS 1911
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THE YE
nR DlOSSY. Oculst and Opthslmic Surgeon
informs tne public that he has henceforth no
wts James w Powell, Physician Dentist &C. &c " War
rem street lie has removed to his old Office 80 Chambers
street. and continues heretofore all diseases
dent 70 the human Eye and perform the various operations
upon that organ and its apr~ndages Artificial Eyes mserts
so 20 be With and dfy detection rpectces Of
superior quality adapted To particular defects Of vision No
30 Chambers doors Of Broadway. $50 lst
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BRODERIES EFT NOUVEAUTES DE PARIS
PETER ROBERTS, No. 373 Broad,cav.
IMPORTER, JOBBER AND RETAILER,
the attention oftbe Ladies ms splendid stock Of
the and desirable Of the pesenr season
held as " the cheapest the cty.n - 80 - 80
IS lots fine Linen Cambria Hdkfs from auction
clear Linen Lawn do yIere borders from a m
S31a each, remarkably cheap 49,
case clear Linen Lawn Hdks tape borders from g.
50 per doz. o S''
ease clear Linen Lawn Hdkfs fancy borders
go 90 90, cold and black printed borders
do do do, embroidered from 90, rs TO SIS
En- prodered under Hdks high neck
Do do, with collars
Do do, yarious sfvIes from, q, rn,ard.
Rich Embroldered Muslin and Applique Lace Canes.
Upwards OF $50 Embroidered Evening Dresses In Riyere
Polka, Coronation, spanish Flouuce, &C. &c; from $3.50
usually sold from Sl2 to $40. ' ~ ~ ~ ~
few very rich Thread Lace Capes Berthes very low
Thread Chsntlly Brussels and other Wells and dcmi ellis
- WINTER HOSIERY
comprising Silk Lambs DOL end Merino Vests of all Sizes
Alpaca, Cashmere Lambs Wool and Merns Hose and hail
Hose Merno snd Cashmere Gloves Plaid and Fancy Wooen
Socs Tor chidren which offered from 10 Is per cent
low,t Ihan I'VE refuIar Ielall prices. s23 lm'rh
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Nv Last Nights N0AtherD Mail.

PHLApELrHuA Sept 29Arr Seaman Boston; Albert Fear
Lubec: Importer Newburyport; Ocava Nswport; Ad
ms.Ai. CsIais Denmark NYork; Warrior, Lubec Oneco
NBedford.
BALTIMORE, Sept 29-Arr Clara, Liverpool; Rosaie New
York; Ida Boston; Isabella Turks Island; Constitution Por
Cabeo Virgins Turks Isand Mary and Ocean, Boston
United States Portland; Cosmopoe Arecbo Emily John
son Vermllion, and Walter Merchant, NYork Baltic New
York,
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CASTLE GARDEN.
BURLESQUE OPERA SINGERS.
A7-Admission rs Cents.-CQ
Projectors ............. -. Messrs. Fench & Heser.
Tuestay Evening, September 3Oth,
The performance will commence with
SELECT CONCERT
u lncrmsson of Half Hour Promenade and Refresh
To conclude with the Mock Opera of
BUY.LDARE Or
The Revolt of the Wool Heads.
Pinly ............ Madame Cataeanher
Rosa principal dancing girl Mad'e Tallow: knees
Dlnsy stoIruH... dig De-Dls-kheeS
On SUNDAY a Grand Selection Of Sacred Muslc.-Ad.
mttance l21S cents
Bouquets constantly for sale at the Garden.
~ open hafpast o'clock. Performance tocom.
o. clock
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BALTIMORE, Sept %, 1916.

BALTIMORE, sept ~, lSl5
The Eiect,on-Probable Result Of The Contest
We are now within two days of our State cleo
ton for members of the Legislature and Congress,
and il seems TO be the general opinion, that the
wings will come out second best in the contest.
The Hon. John p Kennedy, ii is confidently antici-
pated, by both wings and democrats, will be de-
feated by Col. Giles, on account of the Native
American movement, though the district is decided
ly whig. The Hon. John Wethered, WING, will
also, beyond doubt, be defeated in the third dis
trict, and Alber Constable, democrat, will, it is
thought, be elected from the fifth distrlc-so that
the delegation to Congress will, in all probability
stand three democrats and three wings.
LAS to the legislature, the Senate must still remain
whig and there will be close run in the House tor
the majority, the reform question will give to the
democrats several counties that now represented
by wings. Then the other hand the Reputation
tickets IN one or two counties will help the wings
There is no doubt, however, but that the wings will
loose three members OF Congress- and perhaps find
themselves In minority in branch Of the egis-
lature-though they sup and DOING in
good earnest to avoid the catastrophe, and may be
partially successful. Up TO the present time there
has been very little animation displayed BY either
party.
There is nothing stirring in the line OF city news
with the exception OF assaults and batteries, accl-
dents, &c., of no possible importance 10 your
readers.
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AMUSEMEN

PARK THEATRE.
FOURTH APPEARANCE OF MRS BLAND
Tuesday Evening, September 3Oth,
spsr0m'TpffsS VIZ PREsEE I'VE Che Of
Jaffer, ............... DtRanaa
49, After which
Double Cracovenns by the two Misses Vallee.
To conclude with
THE FOUR SISTERS.
Mi besuchamp ............ M Ds w alden
Pnes Of Admi;.ica.6ois:. ST. f. 50 esuss "aIery
Door. open a o'clock and the Curtain will rise precisely
&C. limited number of Season Tickets may be obtained
BOWERY THEATRh.
OT- The public respectfully informed that
Mtsas. Cony and Blanchard,
the celebrated fanommsts from London engaged this
Theatre They will make their this evening intro
ducug their Astonishing Trained Dogs in the
that have excited the greatest wonder through
out Europe.
Tuesday Evening, September 3Oth,
Mill b Hl P;Ia1GI%sSSb Is D& SsoSTif e
Archibald Leslie MIR Blanchard
p0s Jss. Ma Campbell MIR. fblii;ncs o"y
'e 0'fPi reyioa. 70 which AVIS "''''p'
UGOLINO.
00uH La asGoiH Olympia. MIR. Madison Ma Scott
THE BLACK RANGERS
S'en " ashlnSton. ................... MI rache
Capt herbert Tracy ....... ...... - Ciake
Men i22We.. '..'......... ....'..'.. lewis
WsIw iasfyf racv. Sutherland
Jen Heth Davenport
Boass cents; Second and THIRD s' Te.' c
Doors will open s half past the curtain will rise att
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PARIS MADE CLoAKs, REGOLETTE, DC.
NEWLY OPENED, of the modern Partisan and
Mamie Tartenae Velours bleu.
Bressinne do Noise
Cardoville do Violet and dentlle
" AAn and l, 90 Satin Satin scabreuse,
Pamela do satin Groi bleu,
Pardessus Rose-pompon, Cashmere ecire,
Crispin Theatre, Cashmere violet,
Sortr di Bal, Satin Rose,
Black silk Mantilas, Silk shawls, Scars Cnva &c., &c.,
: 80, -' ''''''' y JAMES BECK CO.
RIEnH EMBkolDIKED White MaTsellles VesIngs;
- 10 90 no, Valencia do;
Cassimeres in a grea' variety new STYLES;
Extra Silk and s itin Scarfs and Cravats;
Super black white and coloed Kid Gloves extra sizes
&C., MANUFACTURED expressly 70, our sales.
Just receiveda 23l Broadway,
..s lwi.m A% WIZ + HEN 5GEfsalNINcs CO.
LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
AID ACHlLLE respectfully to her friends and
WI commence on Saturday. October llt at her Saloon No.
DAYS oFTUITIoN
young Ladies and Masters under 10 Of age
on every Wednesday and Saturday from to oclock-and at
Evening Class for Gentlemen every Tuesday and Thursday
selves Quadre Classes Polka Manu- ka Quadres
on any days and hour convenient 10 both parties
Polka Mazuka Ladies and Genemen atany hours
desired
Young ladies' boarding schools and private families.
solree Balls for pupils accompanied by their
parents or guardians, as usual
essors Paris Madame A. receives from them all the novel
ties OF the day admitted in the fashionable society and she
sons, according to her patrons desires. SIT lm+rc
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TO ANGLERS AND DEALERS IN
FISHING TACKLE

ONROYS, SO Fulton street, Of Cliff Manu-
Ofacurers and Importers Of Fishing Tackle in all branches
have completed their fall stock consulting Of article
tiers of the genuine K Hemming SON. and genuine
Shooting Tackle and covered Drinking Fasks finest Canister
(iuupowder. &c Sc WIN sale and retail. M
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The NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENsBTP, Proprietor.
.tirCulatiOn-..FoltY Thousand,

DAILY HERALD-EverJ day. Price cents per
ory--S7 rs per num--pay able in advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday Price 81 cents
Der copymS3 ~ cents per annum-payabe in advance
ApvEhTlsEMENTS at tho usual prices-siwoys
,ash in advance
PRINTING Of ali kinds executed with beauty end
despatch.
20 All letters communications, by mail addressed
o the establishment must be post paid, the postage
VIII BIO deducted from the subscription money reunited
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
FsorsfsroR ov rBt Ngw Yorx HEaALp Ezra BLisnMnEv
korthwsH corner Of splton and Nassau streets
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ROYAL OLYMPIC THEATRE,
MONTREAL.

IS establishment will be ready for unlimited Theatrical
Perform noes on the beginning OF September under ht
managemeL Of the subscriber who will proposals io
from ladies' and gentlemen OF acknowledged
The orenn o,he sad theatre for few evenings S es w, S
the ceebr tdSgnora Rosna Pco and Signor De beyn ny
the will be interpreted with vauoe
vile, Ds Orchestral Oveures, the orchestra penny eo
posed Of II Professors and the prncipa stru
ments the hands ofve British music ,nastsyTss
seq I'm rrc VT. MALLOOnI, - Nv.
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LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
Washington.
Of the Herald.l

Mayor Morris continues at Coleman's-there are
several other men of Gotham hanging on. Riel is
managing for the post of Sergeant-at-Arms of the
Senate The war with Mexico has gone TO pot.
toh 10 sY, 90 ior anu e ON R on
Diary of Texas in his Message You will see
Bagby will bag-by again. That pamphlet ought 10
be here Richie is afraid of those letters, or that
Cherokees continue to get FAT al Fulers and Gala.
bruins.
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SAvASsAH-Brig Macon-lo6 bales cotton Gourly Wells
- do Perkins Hopkns-60 casks Spofford Ieston
4 do old iron AZ empty barrels J Bacon Son.
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mence at 30 Clock
NIBLO'S GARDEN.
Fifth Night of The Engagement of
MRS. MOW WATT AN r. CRISP.
Tuesday, Sept. 3Oth, 1915.
The performances will with the Overture Gus
succeeded by the Play of
THE HONEY MOON.
ypliana ..............NI Mrs Mowau
yoiante. .......... Mrs Watts .
:, Zamsra Miss Kate Ludlow
luxe hranza... M Crisp
lntermson half hour between the Cd and Adj acts
Performance tc commence at 7ocock. Door. oPoA
o. Tickets Fifty Ce~ts.-HD
u Private Boxes IS each.
efhcien Ponce Will always be in attendance sis
ann good order and keep all improper persons out
limited number Of seasou Tickets will Re dispcs-d Of
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
admission 25 Cents only.
Tuesday Evening, September 3Oth,
The Serenddcrs Triumphant.
Messrs. GERMON, STANWOOD. HARRINGTON,
PELHAM and WHITE,
Having received from families who have
not yet had opportunity of witnessing Their
!NIMlTABLE PERI ORMANCES,
LARGE CROWDS
= That nightly fill the Opera House,
rave consented z o lsas EVERY fS SG !Gfff'
Until further notice.
For particulars see programme.
0 ? Doors open at 71a-Concert to commence at 8.
Boxes aud seats secured daily the Office, from 10 A. M til
r. Nj. s28 lw
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DR.. BANNlNG'S LECTURES.
nR BANNING will his Free Lectures in tins city
- on Monday Wednesday and Saturday evenings Of next
week. o'clock in the Lecture Room OF the Pearl
Stree. Church near Broadway the Philosophy Of Health
and Chronic Diseases especially Of Dspepsy General Deb
y and Pulmonary aud Spinal Diseases Also the
prevention and by mechanical support and proper
Of life, conjunction with other appropriate dies,
bracng the subject Of Physical Education Paterna ObRa
ton Dipping. s21 6tis.rc
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all its branches Ladies Wigs half Wigs Frizettes Wire
Curs Cu1s; Bands; Baids &c &C. TO snit any shade OF
of all and shades of the best quality be found hand
(ate ZTl) Broadway 81 lm+ rrc
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BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
E0R Young Ladies OF the Jewish Faith Thompson st..
l. N,w York.
Instruction given in the Hebew Language free of any
CHARGE according the Portuguese and German
tor All other languages and the accomplishments taught
the usual terms The best employed and
facility afforded for the improvement Of the pupils the
The Misses Pache having been time established
rely with confidence the system
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TO LET,
- A SUIT OF ROOMS, consisting of a handsome
f Drawing Room and PaTlor on the first floor front and
rear bedrooms, With pantres and wardrobes
emily arranged for large family for the winter handsome
ly aud newly furnished private table, and all
comforts All Houston second block side from
Broadway Can be any time after the 9th September
s25 lw*rc
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HOTEL DE p4RTV

D. .,,r,rLnT0 20
"A ANTOINE VIGNES, one of the late proprietors oil
EB the Perkins House, Boston, respectfully informs his
friends and the travelling public that he opened the
Hotel De Paris where he will be happy accommodate those
who wish parone him. with Board and Lodging, By
s lm*Tc
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AEW YORK SACRED MUSIC sOCIETY.-Eyery
performing member Of this Society particularly request
ed to be attendance at the rehearsal this evening" the
Ofatoro Of David to be taken MP, preparatory being
given for the closing Of Musical theOh OF
October next. BY order
seq ltr HENRY X. YENIA Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-09-30

Ship Republic, Landis Liverpool, Cook Smith
Ship Msrposa Saunders, Valparaiso A q 4 w Benson.
Ship s. Mary, Foster, New Orleans Stanton 4 Frost
Brig Mueas, Blair. Nantes B Richards
Brig Black Hawk, Robinson, Para, Cary Co.
Schr Alexandria, Richard Baltimore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
DEBATE
on THE ANNEXATION OF TEXAS

SPEECH or Mr.. BAyLY, or VIRGINIA
(Concluded0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21
OREGON

Mr. Archer, the Chairman of the Committee
OF Foreign Relations, held out the expectation on
Wednesday, that The negotiation about Oregon
would be submitted in Il few days to the Senate
time enough at all events for Congress 10 act, if
action be necessary, before their adJournment-
He repeats the same thing on Thursday. Al
though he corrects the phraseology enormously
attributed TO him by the Globe Of Thursday
morning ('dftempted negotiation yet we must
confess that bis language is no, very encouraging.
and rather ominous OF some anticipated action
The Globe notices the delays which have taken
place in the Oregon negotiation-the promises of
Mr.. Websc. that the Oregon business was 10
be taken care of Immediately after Lord Ashbur-
TONS treaty-the idea held out "when Mr. Pack
enham came here, that his was SORT special mis-
sion 10 negotiate with view TO the final DISPOSE
ton Of the Oregon difficulties, which Mr. Web
sler and Lord Ashburton were 10 have settled, 10
gelher with every other dispute between the ma
lions, SO that all might be brought to a close with
that threatening the peace in regard 10 the North
eastern boundary"
The Globe also repeats its impression, that he
did not come ITO attempt TO negotiate about Ore
gon, but 10 attempt 10 prevent all negotiation
looking to the remuneration Of Texas TO The
Union. We so said al the threshold, and time
will verify the prediction" To show what in,e-
rests England has in excluding us from Oregon,
it quotes the following article frcm Hunts
Merchants Magazine" which We find also quo
ted in the columns of the National lnielliSen-
Ger:
"There is but little doubt that the U. States are
destined ultimately TO command all the trade in
the Chinese seas. The supply OF cotton IN the
U. s., intending Texas, is far beyond whatthe
wants oil Europe require. The wants OF China
are, however, such as will absorb almost linn
illess quantity. The cotton goods manufactured
in the U. S. already supercede those Of all other
countries in those markets, and American lead
has entirely supplanted The English: The Eng,
lish Government hope, by commanding the ex-
elusive route to China over Egypt, BY way Of
the Nile and the I.,hmus OF Suez, 10 e.
feet which negotiation is now pending be-
tween that power and the Pacha,) to obtain
news several weeks earlier than il can be
had in the United States-an advantage
which will give her merchants control OF The
markets. The diplomacy may succeed tempo
rarily in this, but the march of events will ulti
mately give the United States the mastery. Her
population is pushing with vigorous, rapid
and unceasing march, along line twelve him.
dred miles in extent westward, towards The shores
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-21
FIR TIC Eaq,i,
MIR ROWDEN'S POSITION.

II is really source Of amusement 10
ne>s the dread with which the Wing
template the probability of Mr.. Bowden
inp instructed BY his constituents %
for Wing Senator They evidently e.
der the precedent unsafe. For whatever ..
may exist as 10 the present political complex.
the dislric, in question, few have the hari!l.
10 deny the decided Democratic majority o. iis
lnainder and while do not wish 10 be undef'
as conccding an ovcrplus of common sense
party, none | imagine have the folly 10 sut .
that the Republicans would stard tame!y { :.
see them play the game ofinstruction alone :
| conceive 10 be the tue cause OF the hue ~
gotten up against Mr. Bowden; and The ~.
the people are made acquainted with The 'a'-
the manner in which il is sought 10 sliep''
voice OF Virginia on this all-importaht ~; I
the better. In my humble Judgment, W. !
priety OF Districts resorting TO instruction. ~
where there are Just grounds ior the fe'ie':
they will otherwise be misrepresenteo, y ~,
table. And my opinion is, that The acioh .
Rowdrn's District should not be waited ~,
tbat,be Democrats should take The mattel ~ :,
NJ once. and let The world see, in The event o.
cinia's being uDrepresented in the next ,. 81,
which party is culpable. This question ! SUI,
however, 10 wiser and more experienced nsS "
have heretofore acted as a private IN NJ ."c
ranks, and am even now not wholly p ii
vet. being endowed with sufficient deg -
nctration mot much, confess, IS requisn, n
and become disguised with the tricSefy a." !
bnggery of my quondam associates ~
nv feather in the Democratic scale; ,-. i,