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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
The Police of New-York on siave-Hun,

VIII the people of this City read and ponder the
plain statement of facts we IRE about TO make =
We don't want TO create an unwholesome excite
ment we don't waIu to bring out the virtuous OF
our citizens by thousands to dec are and assert by
acts ms we'll as words that if are to have mob
Law il shall be mob,law for the right and not for
the wrong we are not mobocrsts and we believe
in no revolution but peaceful revolution, and there
fore all we want 70 da is to make the People OF this
City THINK OF what is passing around them and
then see il there is not some virtue IN the SIMPLE
expression OF a righteous popular indignation to
bring petty tyrants 10 u sense OF what they are
about Now mark plain story
On Tuesday morning last colored boy, by name
George Kirk was declared by the Court of Oyer
and Terminer to have been illegally and wrongtuy
restrained Of his libe rty-in other words, that he
was FREEMAN. with the same ghts in tins great
CITY of ours as YOU On l. He was released, and
with some of his friends fed from the City Hall
for they feared that some process would be issued
against him by which the Captain OF the Mobile
would get possession of him and return HIM to
bondage He fed like hunted hare to a neigh
boring cellar The building in which he lay con
cealed was surrounded by Policemen THF WHOLE
ordered to take the body Of this poor boy j they
could get a: Now by what authority was this
dunel Where is the law that compels the whole
Police force OF NewTor TO turn out like many
blood hounds TO hunt down one poor Negro to make
slave of him. There Is no lac. This force was
turned out by ORDER OF THE MAYOR. trnhoat the
issning Of any legal process Captain Bulk
ley wanted TO get possession OF the boy that
of which even Judge Edmouds said was doubt
full and which it is contended has been repealed
! take him before the Mayor and get certificate
that the boy a slave, found ON board his YES
sci, and that he therefore might return him TO
S Avannah And the captain offered ffty dollars
~ the man that would catch the boy; and the May
said to the Chief of Police, Set your nine hundred
IL len on the SCENT When the boy was caught
vras time enough to issue legal process Indeed
had right issue any I'LL the Captain brought
the boy before him Now. good people, what do
think of this Is it the duty Of the Mayor and
Police of New.York TO turn slavecatchers A.
East whether poor George Kirk is delivered over
10 the tender mercies OF his Southern master or
not haven; yoa anything to say to Mayor Mickle
and his nine hundred Policemen There msy be
some of them who detest the act OF which as a
body they have been guilty, bot I'LL they let the
public know that in some way let the public mark
bis Honor g the Mayor, and every man that wesrs
star upon his breast SLAVE HUNTER
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DEATH OF Hon JoSAs EARL, JR-We receiy-
81 By Telegraph lsst hight from correspcadsn: =;
Syracuse TIE announcement or The death OF Hon Jonas
Esr Jr in the dis, year Of ms age Th1s mnchseret
ted even; took p!sce yesterday morning Syracuse NJ
EARL al the time OF his death Of the Canal Com
.rssiorers OF this S,sfe and he hiss during long pub
lie life held VARIOUS stations Q; hono- and credit Re
was Senator fo- one TWO terms; sd wss eoasp:cn-
Gus in tia, cspsci,y - one OF the seveatssc Of lsi
Albany Argus
GfovSRSoR CHAASsxRs.-Ths Burlington u, t.
Aswkeye says The Governors health IS 80 much IL
p-ed thai he has determined 20 spend the lew remain
Ing days CT his life 81 lis old home n hen'ucky Al
viii regret The loss OF 50 valuable cihzen-
FIREs.-The satine, iactory OF Mr.. John Giles *
Co. in Providence. r took Are Wednesday morning
abort three oc,uck. snd was entirely destroyed win
dwelling hocse contiguous. This new factory
AID tie machinery leE. Less shoas $500
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vrxrzUELA-By letters end papers 70 the sth
instant rece:vei bv ire schooner Martha Elizabeth &
,tsoo- we hs-e information Q: tie occurrence OF pop
Ut.- disturbances growing Of the dissatisfaction OF
political party L venezuela AZ ire resul; OF ne ase
election :o- Presiden. OF that Republic This party
called GaseaIos from Ire name OF TIER !eAie! Glz
r,sn) claims the election OF their :svore 81 the Sarae
rre tai : decided that there Is 10 choice By the PEG
pie ard consequently the election L 10 oe ade :! ITO
aext Congress. -.
General Jose Antonio Paez the former President las
been appointed Ceae-a Chief Of the army OF me he
public and had Issued very patriotic address 20 as
count-yE-z calling upon them 70 suppress seiiaon anu
maintain ae no2or and tranquility OF the Repuehc
L appears oy o-cis note that Col Guerrero COM
raa1GiR- party OF Government troops had encounter
ed on me plans place called Lagana dc PiedEa on
the 2ch OF September party OF The faction numbering
upward OF 500 men. and had dispersed them; LEAVING
TO dead on the held OF battle. and greater number
wounded or drowned n tie TiSnsdos. Col Guerrero
took no prisoners.
TIE Gorernn,ect Of Caracas had ordered the sp2Te
henson OF Guzrraa and prime mover OF
these tu-1uts, but ne could nos De found unui after
much search The Puerto Csbello Dirrlo Of the sih
instant SAYS that he had been afprshended al The house
OF female friend n Caracas.
There were rye candidates for the Presidency VIZ :
Gen Bsrolorne Salon. Gen. Jose Tsdco Nouasss Man
uel Felipe Tovar Col. lose Felix Bsnco and AnoAio
Leocadio GuzInan
The LATER popular with the lower classes but there
no doubt that Before this Tie factions pat down and
government and order firmly established
baltimore American Oct. ~.
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GouRAUp's LIBRARY OF ROMANCE.

sbs onrLIv therefore, resolution made
10 fbno-s cold water The Comets ardor
nsmascus wa. the metal Ct bis blade,
But then His iongn nothing but g soft .dsceT,
She .rA.,p<r'd somsihing-b1t The words sBe said
Rurg ia hir ears Ike trump OF casted wsIter.
With shock electric from his chair he srsrted:
He bod dreadful headaeae--and departed
we should think Il would be ea0ogh TO give any fa5y
dreadful headache, well hesrt~eshe, 10 De tne
possrssor Of CARR, irecked tanned, pnPed, sab1W o.
roagpsktn perfect Tor al these evils "a wen Is
for sii erupEsonss be found n GocsAcDs IL
comparable ITALIAN MEpIckTED Soar 6oURAups roe-
paEs SCBTIiEs win positively rpfooi supsrnnous Aany
without Injury 10 tie satin Red, light grey hair MAY
BE- ccored beautiful pet black By GoCEAoDs GGEeLs
HE Dye Pale cheeks and lips may have delightful
and oerIuanenI rassasss impaired to Iaem by GockrDs
solendid LIarIp VEGETABLE HoUcE. .,,r,,.
GY Take particular notice that Dr. FELIX GOUhACpS
rsnoyed urecarsona only 5e ootansd geuire a. rs
Depot 6. 81 WaIkerst frst store FROM Brosdwsy OF
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Ohio,

The Express Is mistaken in asserting that Gov.
BEBB ran behind the Wing Congressman on &C
count of his opposition to the Black Laws. II 1t
will count up the vote, ii will have to admit its
error. Some Counties were affected unfavorably,
others the reverse j; but Mr. Bebb's course has
doubtless kept down the Biney vote some thous-
ands 1t was right any ho~-, and has proved safe.
We rejoice over it not more as Wings than as
lovers of Impartial Justice and Universal Freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
Maine.

In addition to what we published yesterday
morning the following towns have made choice OF
Representatives; Lewis and Lisbon Wing
Noridgewock, &c. Wing Mercer, &c. Wing
F airfield, &c Wing. So far the House stands
81 Wings and So Locos. In Newcastle. &c Fol
lansbee, Wing, wanted only vote Of an election.
In ReadRed, &c also, the Wing candidate wanted
but vote Of an election.
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MARRIED

On the evening OF the 18th inst IN the Church OF tie
Epiphsny. by the Rector, ALEXANDER NISSAN to
Mss ANNE 7. SETTELL, daughter OF the late Thomas
P. hettel, formerly of Boston. Mass.
On the 2Sh inst. St Bartholomew Church. by the
Rey. L w. 7. Bach. ROBERT r PATTON, 10 ELIZA.
BETH I. LYON. both Of this city,
In this city, On Thursday everia. Oct SSth BY Tie
Rev c, c. PIse, y. n Mr.. p. r DONWORTH OF Nc
chiss, Maine, To Mary Z. BAKgR, Of Ess'po-t Maine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

Monks FOR PgSSsrLyASlA--The Roman Cath
ohc Advocate SAYS that COLONY Q; missionaries, OF tie
order Of 81 Benedict started from Munich OF TIE I'm
OF JAY Tor the urited S-s-es OF Amercs 10 form at
81 Joseph II Pennsy ivsnis the E-st monastery OF Zen
eGicccns Il Il composed OF Rev Father Bocitses
Winner (prio.) 2 NsxiniGan Gostnsr, Two treolo-
g!Ans. two scholAsSc. and several isy brothers
SIR GEORGE SIMPSON, Governor IN Chief
OF ice Hudson Bay Corpanys territories arrived here
frorn Red aiTer settlement his way 70 Montreal
hATtRs Travelled a horseback a. fsr the Falls Of 81
Anthony the Mississippi Sir George entered On rs
long snd a-tuops journey me I'D sept 20 that Il al
unusually laie he hss accomplished ne whole
distance IN . days SIR George has brought Intelligence
o. the safe Arrival OF the troops which. our readers
a~sre. dispatched from Ireland II June Tor me
Red River. Detroit ADV. nd
r The State Temperance Convention n this
CRY yesterday proved every EsT interesting occasion
There Wss saiasnd and popular meeting lsst eyenInz
fNevs-E Adv. ae
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The Crime of Running Away from slavery.

Captain Buklcy is the iRRoceH, man. but that boy Is
10 ali intents criminal as much the ncendisry
who secretly casts torch into your dwelling much
So in fact as the Stare sdl who decoys his unsuspec
ing victim and then sells him into hopeless serytude
This boy" by his Illegal and consequently Grim
nal act in secretnc himself on board the Mobile has
brought impending punishment upon worthy and un-
offending man.
A crime to run away from Slavery! Could inn
pudence or hypocrisy go farther And this is De
mocracy
The Captain is innocent is he What then
does the Globe think of q law which would consign
such man the Penitentiary Is ii from above or
from beneath
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

CoRREcrIoS.-In The Tribune of Saturday last
an extract is made proessedly from the Advocate of
Moral Reform concerning the condition OF female oper-
a,ives in our City. The paper from which those items
were taken is tho True Advocate published by the
Constitutional Committee of the F NJ r Society That
Committee employed missionary Rev. E. MeDowalL
whose time for several months was devoted to the work
of investigating the condition OF seamstresses New
Yor and whose thrilling reports were published in tie
TRvE Advocare as this work is which so far as
SIN sw are has never been done by the conductors OF the
Advocate OF Moral Reform. have thought proper 10
make this correction OF the very natural error into
which your readers have been led
ONE OF he CoNsTrTU-IoNAL CoNMrrTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

r. Ala. JACKSON of the 18th Ward has been
nominated for Member o: Congress By the Looo,
Foeos OF the With Congressional District, ccmpos-
ed os,he llth 18th, l5:h, 10th 17ths 18th Wards
That is probably the most popuoas District in the
United States comprises very much OF the best part
of oar City, sind ought tc be very efficiently repre-
scented in Congress,
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They Give il Up:

"If Mr. younz's future course is to be judged from
MS pas, as his friends profess 10 desire, ne viii Turn
rodiyously crooked furo rchen he 10 hold The
10sc Of Slat, We shall have him wandering of into
all sora Of vsgares and struggling into the grounds OF
every different faction IN the State Evening Post
u We though; the Post would be the last to
admit the moral certainty Of Mr.. Youngs election
The handwriting On the wall is now so plain. how
ever, that Belshazzars nearest confdants cannot
fail TO read and understand It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30
National Convention of Inventors.

Mr.. EDITOR: Your correspondent, IN ms baei re
marks relative 20 the proceedings o. the Annual Con
venon OF inventors. heid IN Ph:lsdelpha on tuesday
sst committed important error n sIarg thai the
substitute offered by Mr. Rose-elt approved where
there appeared be general Discrimination 70 iaror
the substitute for second 10 ne motion 20 substitute
ass ony given in order induce debate snd eiclt opn
ions. Il the bin prepared by the Executive Com
niiIee n accordance with the- Instructions from the
Convention OF iasI year and which was before both
Houses Of Congress that was taken by secaons' sad
with some not verT important rnodiacshons, Ina,
sp2roTed by the CoEv-auon. ! l. MOTT
in behalf CT me Executive Committee.
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Young Mems Rally.

The Who YouNa MgN OF our City Will h.cid
their first and only General Meeting prepsrstory
to the Election at National Hall this evening 1t
will be addressed by several good speake rs--we
believe ]. PaEscorr HALL among them We need
not ask general attendance for we are srre there
will be such but do ask that part of the even,
Ing at leas. be devoted 20 ORsAStzAru,S. There
should be lists opened in all the snse.r eos and at
the door, 10 take down the names and residences
of those who will volunteer to do so ID day work
at the Polls on Tuesdsy next If proper means
are used, we may enroll One Thous and Wings who
viii stand at the Polls in their several Wards
wherever they may be repaired nd do their utmost
for YouNo. FISK and the entire Wing ticket Is
not this OF more consequence jrsst now than hearing
long Speeches Willshe Young Mems COMMITTEES
look to it
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Business Notices.

DENTAL INsrrrurE.-This popular and extensive es'
Enlistment is highly regarded by the community. II 10
under the immediate care DR.. Blasdel whose popu-
arity and celebrity well established The beautiful
specimens of artificial teeth which have seen are not
only highly credabe to the Institute but are an honor
to Dr. Baisde We canno, but commend this place 10
the attention of all who desire beautiful and perfect
teeth as made at 81 Broadway
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Town

Held her Election on Monday, the first under her
State Government, wherein are to BIZ chosen
Governor, Congressman Legislature, &c. dc
whereon depends the complexion of her two L. S
Senators We have private sdrices from good
source that NE IF6tgs seW cary the State. Who
can doubt it after the results in PENNSYLVANIA and
Er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

N The nomination OF David s, Jackson. The
present Alderman of the Tweith Ward. for Con
gress- We sire told wss brought sbeut by the com
bined action Of the Police ofgcers Of his Wand snd
the Keeper Of bisekwens Island II was consid-
ered quite an interference with the rights and pre-
negatives OF these officers for private citizens Ike
Mr. o'conor and Mr. Offender to present them
selves as candidates against Mr., jackson, who
has the disposal of SO many ofsces They viii
know better the next time
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Three DaNs

Only remain before the great struggle Let
shem be improved as three days never Were before,
Speak to every Wing you meet, and pledge him to
come early 10 the Polls next Tuesday bringing his
wbig neighbors along with him. Work Wings
'Ts but for three days, and then the struggle
and the triumph,
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Remember

That the names Of the candidates yared Tor must
DO all on one ballot lfyou want to split any votes,
better have them printed as you wish to vote
Scratch if you must but don't have any piecing
The votes ON the Constitution and the Extension
of Suffrage must each be printed on separate
,nNplr
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san AyToyIo-From letter before Us dated
18th Sept received from correspondent al inns place
We gather the following information Gen. Wool had
his head quarters In that city nj the above dale Col
Bsrney had been for some time encamped az Million De
Ia Conception with few companies OF The LIT and I'd
San Jose and the Washington Artillery 81 the sources OF
the San Pedro encsmped between the two limos reg
pents of Infantry Some companies OF the l. : regu-
lar Infantry occupy the Preside With regard ~ order
in the CITY OF san Antonio everything went on we'll
There s guard by day, but By night IN room oil po
lice patrol OF twenty men keep HE and property IN
safety Mach tranquility Is Observed there and 1t IS
said that this state OF things is owing to the enlightened
measures taken by Gen Wool He has prohibited IAN
dangos which have proved fertile source OF evil to
both Mexcaus and Americans since the INVASION arl-
blirg houses are numerous In san ANTONIO oui Rs
the Two people have each their peculiar tables and
they do not mix up their play spetulhons together
little evil is 10 be dreaded therefore IN the way OF
collision.
Since writing the above have seen an extract from
letter OF later date, which satos that the writer mad
me- the advance gunri OF General Woods army destined
10 occupy Chhuahus the banks OF the Leon, small
river three miles san Antonio Il was commanded
By Colonel Harvey and consisted OF the Washington
artillery two companies OF the ID Dragons two com
panes OF regular Infantry regiment OF illinois 'oun-
eers and the Arkansas Mounted Gunner. The adj
yanced guard began their march the Goth ut accom-
panied BY 900 wagons Gen Wool was expected 10 tol-
low up the reainde. of the troops with all expedition.
The roads the army Will haze to traverse 10 reach the
point indicated in Gen WOODS instructions. are said to
be almost impracticabe, very poorly supplied win wa
ter but nothing can daunt the ardor and energy OF or
brave soldiers Though numbering in all $500 men,
thew are advancing into the heart Of Mexico and their
only desire the foe in arms IN order 10 emu
late the glorious deeds Of their brethren IN Monterey
a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-30

EXCUSE FOR DRAGGING A Man INTO SLAVERY
Some craven spirits among us pretend to justify
Capt. Buckley for attempting TO drag fellow man
into Slavery, on the ground that he is liable to be
sent to the Penitentiary OF Georgia for bringing the
Slave away. Admitting this to be true, who that
has soui would not sooner 90 to prison than en-
slave human being Mr.. White, however.
showed clearly enough in his argument Yesterday
that the law of Georgia could apply only IN cases
where the Slave is ieoniously abducted, and not
to e case in which the Captain had no knowledge
OF the Slaves concealment in his vessel. But even
if this were otherwise and Georgia were mean
enough to send him 10 the Penitentiary for such an
offence he can easily avoid all danger by keeping
out OF the State This may subject him to incon
veniences-it may be 10 pecuniar! loss but is that
justification for reducing man to Slavery
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Loco-Eoco Nominations.

Grteae Co,-Asssmbly, George F. Wngh, sud
George Beach Clerk. Asa w. Lee,
CkemGag Co. {ndsFsnder: Assembly, VIII
ham Maxwell; sheriff William Skellinser; Clerk, G.
NJ, T.thi
ulyo,rtag co--The Loco-Focos held a conven-
ton On the 9Th and resolved no, to nominate ticket
Saratoga Co,-Sheuf, Isaac l. Yates George
Scott and George L sns;ns for Assembly.
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DIED

\; Washington, D. c. 10th Col Thomas Corcorsn. s.
4; Hutslc 25th Frances c Martin wife OF Lieu, Msr
TN I'd Regimen; Infantry l. :, A.
At Baltimore Goth. Michael Boyle. 81: eth, Alexsa.
der Law. -.
A,Phiiadelphia 18Th Joseph B. NorSury, y
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Wing Nominations.

- The Wings OF MADISON Co. have nominated
pErEs VAN VA1xxssuReH and GEORGE 7. TAYLOR
for the Assembly WILLIAM B. BRAND for Sheriff;
A Scovr SLOAN for Clerk.
" SAMUEL LAWRENCE and HENRY w. SAGE
are the Wing candidates for Assembly in Temp
kline Co
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ALvARADo.-We have seen q letter winch states
tina, the blockade of Vera Cruz annoy the enemy
much while the port OF AlvarGdo is open. This place
is dstan, but single days journey from Vera Cruz and
scarcely twentyour hours elapsc without not only mer
chandise but munitions OF being landed and carried
over To the latter City The arrival OF Commodore Per
~ at san antonio de LZardo IS said TO have occasoned
great sensation among the ships of the o!ockading
squadron taking them all By surprise, not the least init
nation OF his sailing having previously reached them
He came ou with orders report himself 10 Com Con
ner second command and authorized 10 assume the
direction OF affairs whenever the latter may fee! inclined
10 return home He will hoist his nag red board
the Mississippi Captain Fitzhugh having been de
tached on leave 1t was hoped and believed that
Commodore Perry's arrival would give the squadron
something 10 do-something add an attribute OF ysrie
~ 10 mastery inactivity which had hitherto prevail
ed The force AT Antonio de Lizardo consisted OF the
Cumberland Raritan three gurboas, one SINAI! steam
e- and the st Mays and Somers bockadng the
Castle The Mississippi has since joined he sailor
Jackson, lately hung en- boa-d the 81 Marys, was an
Irshnan young OF and twenty OF consdera'
bic talent and some education He much above me
common race OF sailors His offence consisted IN Knock
ing down the Lieutenant several rnes on the quar-
ter deck and uterng mutinous and nsuoordinate ian
guase. He convicted by Court OF eleven of1cers'
Captain = OF the Cumberland being The President his
case excited considerable sympathy and the Couno-
dore confirmed the sentence very reluctantly.
~ q Com Times
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GROCERIES AND FoxErcN FRuIrs.-Those OF friends
that wish to lay In their winter viii and very largo
and excellent assortment fresh Teas white and brown
Sugars and family Groceries and Foreign Fruits Of all The
various kinds at Rowler 80 and 42a Greenwich and 6
Vcsey ss He sells wholesale and retail Il, very small
profits w. advise 4 II To give him n call.
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NAyAL-It is now stated that Commodore Stew
Az "a TO hsve command the large force about TO De
concentrated in the Gun of Mexico preparatory TO an
attack on the Castle OF San Juan dUloa The lalgun-
ship Pennsyivana nov being ntted out for the service
a; the Gosporr Navy Yard is 10 Join The squadron.
fEairnnrn American.
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BUFFALO. Oct o. P u

There is bat little change in the market. Our
quotations are Chicago Wheat - cents Milan
and Sandusky 20 cents Cleveland - cents Flour
still remains at 81 80 Corn 10 cents per bushe!
Tho market is dull
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u In WING Senatorial Convention Of Tie met

~ In WING Senatorial Convention Of The hfs,
Senate District, Broadway House, New-York, Oct 49,
1916. On motion, 1, was
Resolred unanimously, That ROBERT TAYLOR he, and
he IL hereby nominated the Democratic Wings oil this
District to be supporea by them their candidate al Tho
ensuing election for Senator
Rt,o1td That the next Democratic Wing Convention for
this District be held Broadway House. IN the City OF
Newyotk on the ere, Tuesday of October si7 atweve
O'clock, noon.
BY order CHARLES TURNER, Chairman.
Il K. FROST, Secretary. II