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Upon turning the adjusting screw Of The
ina gnet by Prof. Morse. all things were found
right, and Prof Morse sent his compliments
to all tina operators on the line.
The first 10 answer was Albany.
The compliments oil the Albany Once to
Pref Morse and Mr. Wood.
Utica Office wishes TO be remembered 10
Prof. Morse and Mr.. Wood.
Auburn Office sends compliments TO Prof
Morse and MIR. Wood.
Buffalo sends compliments 10 Prof. Morse
and Mr.. Wood, and presents Lake Erie "a
Old Ocean.
Rochester Office sends compliments 10 Prof
Morse and Mr.. Wood. and presents En-
Canal to Croton Aqueduct.
auburn presents Slate Prison 10 the Iomos
.Syrocuse sends compliments TO Prof. Morse
and asks how are the Workers..
Troy says, now give me chance. Com
plimenls 10 Prof. Morse and Mr.. Wood
and now for business il there is any.
Utica asks, need We keep dark any lon
ger7
Troy answers, No, Announce it TO th'
four wind, tina, Buffalo and NeD York ar
no longer sepdrated-they talk TO each othe'
by lightning.
The entire dialogue occupied somewha
less than fee minutes,-1Iibune.
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Coon ApvcE.-What if people do speak
against you Let them feel that you are a.
bl. 10 bear it, Whai is gained by stopping
TO correct every word that is whispered 10
your discredit Lies will die il let alone; but
If you repeat them to this one and another,
because your enemies had the impudence to
make them, you keep the fire burning, and o.
pen the way fer dozen ISLANDERS. Keep on
your course, 90 straight forward, and trouble
not your head abont what is repeated, but
feel all the better, and wear less trighttul
face. SANDER never killed 4 sterling charac-
Ter. ana il never will. Her coat will never
Sc, upon him without a pull heIe, a jerk there,
and twist below and while this work Is
going on the false words are forgotten by
the multitude.
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ts subvert the previous system. and to embody
those doctrins, remains to be seen. confess
that seriously apprehend great injury to The
general business Of the country, and Ultimate
" to The revenue Of the Government. lfthere
shall not be large addition TO The amount
Of our foreign importations, the Treasury must
experience a large deficit. lfihere should be
an ADDITION sufficient to compensate the re-
duction of duties, the increase must be p aid
for BY an equivalent increase in the value Of
our exports, or the balance must be adjusted
N spiece. have not the remotest sxpecta-
lion that We shall be able - effect payment,
By additional expectation OF the products OF
the country. We, in the West, do not believe
that the relaxation in the British system OF
restriction. is going to create any considerable
demand for the surplus OF our agricultural
produce. We shall. fear, be constrained to
resort TO the other alternative, 10 the event Of
an excess Of importations. and pay for tfem
in the precious metals. need moi dwell on
the commercial disorder, the embarrassment
in every department Of business, and the vide
spread ruin which would be occasioned by a
Constant expectation Of specie in large a
mounts. We have had experience enough
Of these fatal consequences, whenever Pro-
lection Of our own industry has been made
quate,
In all these views may be entirely mistak-
en-. 1t may turn out that our importaiions
will continue to prosper; and that the rev.
enue Of the government will be ample. Anx-
ious for the welfare and prosperity Of the ma
ten whate .er councils or systems Of policy
may prevail, ] shall be most happy TO find
these results realized. and that have errone-
ously entertained the opinions to which l
have SO long sincerely adhered.
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military comma ndant Of Monterey 10 surren-
der the place forthwith TO the arms Of the
United States. and also o similar summons
TO the military Governor for the surrender Of
oil California.
AT A. NJ. Of the 7lh July, the expedition
started from the Savannah, composed oil the
boats Of the s: ,nnah, Levant and Cayne,
and landed without opposition at the mole.
The forces were then marched up a short
distance TO the Custom house, where con-
course Of the inhabitants were assembled:
Here The marines and men were hailed, and
the proclamation read 10 the multitude by
RoIman NJ. Price, Esq, PurseE OF The Cyane,
in loud and distinct manner, which was re-
ceived with three hearty cheers by 'nose
present. The flag oil the United States was
then h listed by acting Lieut.. Edward ing
pir,us. Immediately after which salute oil Fl
guns was fired by the Savannah and Cayne.
The custom house was then turned into o
barrack for the United States forces, and
everything settled down quietly.
Communication were Immediately de-
spatchej 10 Commander Montgomery, ofihe
Portsmouth, al ST. Francisco at which place,
and at Zanonia, the U. S. flag was hois,ed
on the morning OF the 9Th; and before ten
days had elapsed, the whole Of California.
north of Monterey, was under the flag oflhe
United States, much to the apparent sati'!ac-
ZION of the people, who hope it will last.
knowing how much better they will be Oh
under .he Government Of the United States.
On the 10th July. Commodore Stockton
arrived, too late, however. TO participate d.
rectly in taking possession of California.
On the 29lh, Commodore Sloat gave up
the command TO Commodore Stockton; hois-
ted his flag on board Of the Levani, and
sailed for the United States via Mazailan
and we hope 10 reach the United States in
all November.
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A SOBER HusBaSp.-The gentlemen may

A SOBER HUsBaNp.-The gentlemen may
complain of or assertion Of the right Of eve
~ women 10 have sober husband. Weap-
peal 10 the honor of any gentleman. whether
he would marry drunken wife. is there so
much difference Nav not the wife drink
with less prajudice TO tho interest OF her
family, than The husband
Is there one young man in thousand Of
those that frequent grog-shops. and drink
brandy smashers," who would marry
young lady who would indulge in the same
habits 2
Oh it is n very different affair, is it 7 Men
may brutalze themselves, or make them
selves as disgusting as they like, and VIC
must still be complainant. and be glad 10 get
them, as one of the Sunday papers has it
any how"
Ifso, then it is so much the worse for US,
any hor !-Pearl,
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~ There was grand Barbieus. at Frank
fort, KY. on the l2,h INST. IN honor Of
senator Crittsndsn and Representative Gar
r,t observation-disclosures the intense
heat, great crowd was present. After the
dinner. Mr.. Davis addressed the multitude
in long. able. and spirited speech He was
followed BY Mr.. Criltenden in speech Of
nearly two hours, in which he reviewed with
much minutensss and visor of argu ment the
acts Of the late session Of Congress.-He IL
the bsuefits Of tho protective sys-
,bm With remarkable vigor and ingenuity:
The Commouwes lih promises sketches oil
both the speeches.
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Atrial Sf The Princeton at Pensacola. An
s'eer Of .Nerico the proposal of peace. Mer-
ico demands the lpiihdralrql Of eur Forces
WAsHISGToS-uudayn night.
We learn from the Correspondence Of the
NJ 'bile Herald and Tribune. that tho U. S.
ship Princeton arrived at Pensacola Sept
10, in the evening. four days from Vera Cruz.
With dispatches in answer 10 those the offers
ofprace1 sent from the State Department
which were published about the close Of the
session. they were answered by the Mexi-
can government Instantly. Lieut.. Henry
Purriauce is the bsarer. and proceeds " i'll, ali
dlspstch TO Washington. No one in our
SOU hfon has tho last idea Of the nature Of
than.
Anew Ministry his been formed in Mexico.
Alrn9nie is Secretary Of War. and Rejon Of
Foreign Afairs, Santa Ana.s adrrinistra-
tion has begun auspiciously.
santa Ana himself is at his own country
seat. near Julapa. IL was expected that he
w"nId 60 To the Capital in day or two.
Mexico was mixing no preparation TO car
~ on the W r. Sum: time sincs a brigade
was formed and equipped complete. to march
ryan<i General Taylor. but the Commander
has no; budsed. aud will not move from the
City Of Mexico. He prefers spending his
evenings in the Cafes, 10 advancing against
Old Rough and Ready. The papers are
pressing him, bur he will not move. In fact.
the soldiers have not desired 10 march.
The squadron is blockading Vera Cruz and
AlVaraio; they would sladely take hand at
any thing. hut positively there is not on. to
i:h' with.
ny"u 60 ten miles To The North Of Vera
Cruz. they send you bullocks, and the coun-
try womer desire to cnms on board TO look
at the ship. Eight miles south Of that City
they actually Game in their boais. sending IN
ritati"ns off J"r fandango. to the captain Of
one Of the launches. and desired to know
when the war wouh! Commence. The coun-
tymen are with Us. the soldiers against US.
James Whelan, o. S.. 9th ship. fell over.
board. and was drowned. lie WAS a native Of
England. Every exertiOn was made TO save
him. hut without success
The Princeton brought 10 the captain. Mr.
n h.er. and part of ths crew Of the Ham
surgh. captured by the U. States brig sam
crs. for attempting to force blockade.
The Naiad sailed for New Orleans und.
chirge Of Lieut.. Bergman. The Prince
TON passcd her in lat. 81 "a ". lOss. 81 :
l6!W.
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THE FARMERS FESTIYAL--IMPLE-
MENTS, &c.
For, ths = difov
From the Editor.
-, " AZ

AUBURN, Thursday, Sept. Up. N.
The day has become cloudy, thus far
without rain, and SO quite agreeable. but the
indications Of a gathering storm have 'e"',-
bly thinned the attendance on the Far, though
thousands are still here. Mr.. Fillmore caine
in from Buffalo this morning. with his lady,
and was warmly greeted by his friends. COM
prising all the Wings and many others. Mrs,
F. had previously contributed sPlenJlc
specimen Of needle-work (her ownl TO Tho
Ladies' Department Of the Exhibition
Messrs Van Buren,. F.. z. Blair, Ex-Gorer-
nor Throop. sc. were not on The ground To-
day, so far as observed. though tney nisht
have been. Among the friends gathered
here from A distance. have been lad 10 rec
oguize ex Senator A. 3. Dickinson of Steu-
ben. l.. F. Allen of Buffalo. DR.. Lee Of ihe
.G.n..ee Far,oer.' Geo. Dawson Of tho
.Rocb,.t.r Democrat Joel B. Mott Of Al
b,nx &c. &c. also the Editor the Upper
C,n,d, Cultivator. Tbs number Of visitors
fran distance, however. Is less than al soma
farmer Fairs, and have been surprised 10
6nd so few here fIsm New York, or even from
The River Counties. think not less than
Sixty thousand have visited the Fair beside
citizens Of Auburn, and probably eleven
twelfths Of them live within radins Of one
hundred miles from this plsce.--lN, \. TIT
bune.
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MAssAcHUsErrs.-T Wings Of Massa-
chusetts held State Convention in Fanueil
Hall. Boston. or Wednesday. Hon. Charles
Hudson presided. and George N. Briggs and
John Reed, present incumbents. were nom
mated by acclamation as the Whig candi-
dates for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
Of the old Bay State. Great enthusiasm
aud good feeling pervaded the Convention,
aud spirited addresses were made by Messr,.
Chas. Hudson Robt. c. Winthrop, 1T.
Stevenson, and Charles Summer.
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PROSECUTION OF THE WAR.

The Union is silent respecting the late
dispatches from Mcxico,but that very silence
il expressive aud leaves no room for doubt
that the report Of the rejection BY Mexico Of
our proposal to negotiate Peace is true.
According to the principles and spirit Of
War, the Administration would seem TO be
shut up to the necessity OF pushing the con-
fiict more vigorously than ever. and We pre-
sumo that this is its determination. we
learn by Telegraph that the Princeton has
been sent to Chasrcs with dispatches 10
Com. SIuat, and there is little doubt that ne
is TO b. Instructed to sdop, The. most hostile
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WASHINGTON. Sept. %, 1916.


The New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th
inst. says that Lieut.. Hunter of the Navy,
took passage in the Princeton al Pensacola.
on the 18th inst. bound for Cha gres, with
disI alch 10 Commodore Sloat According
10 Il c correspondent of the Picayune, the
purport Of these dispatches is to counter
mand those so recently sent forward from
New York by Commodore Nicholson, oil the
Vixen: and that the Commodore dispatch
es are supposed 10 breathe war 10 The knife
against Mexico; but those Of Hunter, peace
TO The bosom.
Gen. Santa Ana is said 10 have arrived nj
the City Of Mexico. but he had not entered
o,tsnsibly upon the discharge OF the functions
of p ssident. Ger. Sails still remained at
the head OF aft ,lrs, surrounded by the follow
Ing Cabinets:
General Almonte, Minister Of War.
Senior Rejou, Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
Srnor Gomez FaIias, of Finance.
Senior Pacheco. OF Justice and Public In
structien.
The Federal Congress has been sum
monsd ior the first Of December. The plan
has been suggested by the Msxieans. Of ex-
changing Commander Carpenter, Of the
Truxou. for Gen. La Vega.
The Union Newspaper is silent in relation
10 The reply. understood 10 have been re-
ceived by the Presiden: on Saturday, from
the Mexican Governmsnt. Nor does the
official journal reproduce an important letter
from the squadron. reporting the refusal Of
Mexico to negotiate. which appeared in the
Baltimore Sun Of Monday morning.
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measures-in his poser. with view 10 bring
Mexico to terms a, speedily as possible.
Similar instructions. nodoubt. have been or
will be forwarded to Sen. TAYLOR, and We
may expect ere long ioreceiva fresh accounts
Of blo0dshsd and human hatchery. Thus
does War make the meat il feeds on, and
one wrong step impose The necessity Of go
Ing forward IN career which fills the earth
with mourning and woe. To preserve thci,
character for consistency and avert the dis
grace Of confsssing themselves in the wrong
Governments are thus compelled to make the
world
"A sea of blood, bestrewed with wrecks, where
Mad embatltng interests on eacho,her rush
With unhelmed rage
Il is to be regretted that Mexico did not
nss superior to the debasing acquisitions of
false pride, and, puiting US to shame by her
iorbearance, set the world an example Of trus
greatness BY promptly accepting the propO-
sails which looked TO n cessation ofhosliliIics
Taking this course, she might indeed have
subjected herself 10 the reprOaches Of small
minds, which are wont to attribute honorable
deeds to unworthy and disgracsfuI motives :;
but she would have earned The respect Of alE
whose opinions are worthy Of regard.
When and by what means the War is to
end. no one can tell. II We may Judge fraL 4,
the tone Of the Administration Journals, the
offer Of iuIerposiion by Great Britain is TO
be uncersmOniously rejected. and ne path
seems open before Us but one of conquest
and blood. What an appalling responsibility
rests on those oy whom the Nation has beeR
urged forward IN her career Of shame and
guilt !-[TribuRe.
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NEW eTATEs.-lswa is now one Of the
iweniy-nins States Of this Union. BY law.
she is now entitled to two Senators and two,
Representatives in Congress. Gov. Clark
will soon issue his proclamation for an elee-
ton, at which two Representatives to Cou-
gress, Auditor. Treasurer, Secretary Of State.
and State Legislature. will DO chossu-
The State Of Iowa embraces an excellent
tract Of land, and is capable Of sustaining u.
dense population.
Wisconsin, like Iowa. alse becomes ~
State. as sOon as They frame for themselves
and adopt Republican Constitutions. Dele
gates were to be chosen last Monday, u
frame that instrument, and when il is accep-
ted by the people, Wisconsin will be State,
aud a noble ons she is destined to be. This
boundaries ought to be so liked as TO admit
Of the formation Of two States our OF rhs
pre- ent Territory Of Wisconsin.-l Buffalo
Com. Adv.
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LATE AND IMPORTANT.

CAPTrKE OF CALIFoRNiA.-Wc hare re-
ceived the following letter ir,m an officer Of
lbe y. s. chip Levant, VIII, wse on board the
U. S. fn3aie Savannah, Commodore Sloat
WHEN the ofi-er took possrsston of Monterey.
THIS is the msst particular account 81 this
interesting cSnquesl thu; has yet bren re-
ceived in the United Staiee -
On board L. s. ship L.,vant,
OF MazatiIn. Aug. 10. 1876.
write you from Monterey. Jul, 9th, but
fearing miscarriage. Feud you BY this Op
portuniiy.
On the 6 h July, all vas bustic in the
cabin OF the Savannah: some four or 1--WE
men were 10 be seen husiIy employed writing
letters. proclamaiions. &c, preparatory to
taking posscssion of California. Il Was long
alter The wiichirg hour Of midnight ere
was enabled 10 calfh a short and troubled
rrpose az all was so-he prepared by g o'rtock
the foil swing u.oraass. (which came AZ
bright and hra,naid rs n July day OF our
own favored i,is.id. Al :; 4. NJ. Capt
Mesyine Cam, On bnari 10 receive orders and
al i2 lct x:h Il sumo OTIS 10 !hc
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SAp.-BrInkerhoff Of Ohio. and Chapman
Of Michigan, have failed of a denomination in
their districts. B. is served right; and what
will Congress do without such a champion OF
ignorance and hater OF Education, as ca
tits now said Mr. Bancroft's 4th volum.
Of the History Of the United States 10 pre-
pared and will soon be published.
SuB-TREAsuRY-A BAD SrARr.-Ws
understand that several remiiiances, in tho
new Treasury Notes Of the United States.
have been received by exchange dealers in
this city within the past two days. from
their correspondents in New Orleans, bought
Immediately after their first appearance at
that point. at ti1o, and, in some instances,
three per cent. discount-paid for too, with
bank rags"
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD. We
learn this morning that tho whole amount of
stock (2,oo0.0o0J Of The Michigan Central
Railroad. has been subscribed. The sale Of
the road, therefore. 10 pursuance Of an act Of
the Michigan Legislature, will now be per-
fected. The transfer Of the interest Of the
State. to the Corporators, will take place ON
the 25th instant, on or before which time Is
per cent. Of the purchase money must be
paid at Detroit Alb. Eve. Journal.
INDICTMENT FOR SELLING LIouoR-The
Grand Jury returned 10 the Circuit Court
nav in session. no less than fifty five indict-
ments for selling spurious liquors, in violation
Of the new Excise Law. The list embraces
druggists. hotel keepers, &C. Rochester
n. Y. ID. ADV.
PArEsrs.-At recent trial for Infringing
a stove patent it was stated that fifteen hun-
dred patents have been issued in this eoun-
try for stoves.
The RANDOLPH NEeRoEs. We learn from
Shelby County that some Of the persecu-
tors Of the Randolph negroes have carried
their vindictiveness SO far a. 10 prosecute
those who sheltered them. The justices sc-
ting under our inhuman black laws. decided
against the defendants, and they have no re-
dress short Of testing the coustii uiionality
Of those laws in the Supreme Court.
white skin not uufrequenily covers black
heart.-[CisveIand o. Herald.
Gen. Tzylor says he will take bis Christ
mas dinner at Mon terey, il not Mexico; and
Gen. P arades is said to express bis deterniu-
alton TO dine on Christmas at Matsmoras.
Well see.
WoLvEs in SHkEP's CLoTHire.-A gang
Of plck-pockets we're in attendance n the
missionary and religious convention, lately
held at New Haven. They appeared among
the throng Of strangers 10 attendance. it is
said, dressed like clergymen. in black coats
and white cravats.-(Sprinsfeld Republi-
can.
The Professor Of Mathematics at the Row
al College of 81. Peiersbursh is a young
American. Who few years since was met bY
the Rev. Mr.. Gallaudet. at Hartford. The
bcyssksd the reverend gentleman if hs kucw
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THE ANSWER PROMINENCE.
BALTIMORE. Sunday Night

BALTIMORE. Sunday Night.
letter from the United States squadron 10
tho tIulf has been received in Washington,
which gives the Substance OF the Mexican
GorernTsu,s response To he peace PROPOSE
ton. Ihey refuse 10 enter into negotiations
Until the American t0nd and nardl forces hate
been rithdrdtrn from the territories and the
"oors 81 Merico! We are assured here
that tins is the aus~er which tha President
received yesterday afternoon Wy Government
cypress from Pensacola. Nothing new from
SaaVoo.
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THE LATE SHIPwREcKs.-Loss Of Lie
MiracDlou, Escape Of a young Lady.-The
new schooner John Wurts. Capt. Robt.
Crowly, hence on her frst voyage. with car
60 Of merchandise belonging TO Jese Rich
ards. Of Batasto Furnace, was lost at Squam
Beach on Wednesday, with every soul Oh
board. during the gale. The captain and crew
were all young men Of enterprise. Another
new vessel, the Mary Adelaide. Capt Lamson
capsized at the same time and place, and all
on board, except youu, lady, persisted in
the wreck. The young woman's escape was
The most remarkable on record. When the
wreckers boarded the sloop. they found il
drifting bottom upward. They were about
to abandon it, W hen their attention wss dirsc-
ted to''a noise inside the hull! They immedi-
ately cut away the plankiug. and. to their as
constituent and joy, found young woman
alive. who proved to be Miss Lamson. niece
Of the captain Of the sloop. She was taken
ashore and kindly provided for. She says
she stood up to her neck in water, from the
time the vessel cspsized. and lived for two or
three days on small quantity Of air in the
hold. between The water line and the hall.
When the vessel grounded at low tide. she
was able to sit down and had larger supply
Of fresh air.. although The water was up TO her
waist. Who can describe the asonizinR
fears which preyed upon her in that dreadful
prison, her cries foI help, tho awful appre-
tensions that she must soon fall exhausted
into the watery grave whch surrounded her,
her Joy when rescued and her sorrow al lear
ming the fate Of her beloved uncle Truth is
indeed stronger than fction,-N y Paper
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CESERAL CH,rIr LIoHrNlse.-At ole
o'clock, P. NJ, precisely. the Telegraphic
Line was connected through the whole dis
fance from New York to Buffalo, passing
1firnugh the following stations. viz. Troy,
Albany. Utica SYRIA use. Auburn, Roches-
Ter. Blu k,lo. being fetal distance Of SOC
mile
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The Steamer Princeton sent to Chdgres.-
Lieut. Hunter bearer Of Dispatches 10
Commodore Sioute.-Dispafches supposed
TO be Wariike.-Sonta 4na at the Capital.
Gen. Sails acting as President.-Pro-
posed Exchange Of the Captain Of the
T'rurton for Gen. La Yega.
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ines, of Buffalo. and Of its importance in =
commercial point Of view. may have 50 me
data upon whichto form an opinion, We
state the following facts: Since Saturday
morning last, there have arrived at this port
II steamers. 2 propsllers, ] brigs and 43
schooncrs, bringing to our whaves Isl $40
bushels Of wheat, and 2l.o74 barrels Of -four
making an equivalent Of two hundred and
eighty-seren thousand, three hundred and
forty bushels Of uheat! Besides this large
amount Of bread stuff 4 fair amount Of other
produce. lumber. &c, has also arrived, Wo
commend these facts 10 tho attention OF the
Preside Mt, who seems to be ignorant OF the
business and importance ofthe West.-BuG
ale Erp.
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New York, Lieut. Governor Charles Cook
of Chemung and Thomas Cloves Of Rem
selaer, Canal Commissioners. The great
est harmony prevailed in the Convention.
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The Wing State Convention OF New York
nominated John Young of the County Of
Livingston, Or Governor; HamlItsn Fish o.