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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02
VIA SHAREHOLDERS TH1sz os SLAvEKr--Nr-
u. q Z o-,..ana IN 2 speech IN Con

VIA SHAREHOLDERS THIsK or SLATff,E--AF-
Isaac E Morse Of Louisiana N speech IN |oH-
gress January IL ISIS. said
&c denied the principle which seemed . oe
here z: kim CONCEDED namely. hat siass,! Wa a.
evil BE insisted that wAs so Ell on -. S0I =
:s-a. .se reals: bessiz1r I-si1a Goo -il'as A'ss
egalS iGrs 0r[ri7s9 for re protection ana ~
a--e rnsss OF human oe,nzs who were ncafa''e u
n sIatzining and preserving tneIIi>e.EV'7- @,
appendix Cong Globe 'o-- - P. -
- We ind the above floating about In the
newspapers It's calculated to create or confirm
false impressions Some shareholders THINK as M
Morse does more, we believe, OF those who ihihA
al all. consider slavery great evil 01' one not TO
% easily abolished II Is wrons. therefore to say
that Shareholders think TINS or that OF topic
xhereon their opinions are divided Mr. Morse IS
: NewEngland Yankee who hss chosen TO i've IN
Louisiana and to become an extensive Shareholder
there. and such are apt to giorifE slavery more
than those born TO i'm part. to drown seli-re-
breaches but more probably. 70 dissipate 'he sus
picions xith which they are apt 70 be regarded 81
those born Shareholders who naturally think all
Northern men are nri-Slayery-. or ought TO be
VI Morse !. need hardly Be said Is brinlfall Of
Democracy and al thai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

HAMILTON FISH isthe first andidate from this
CITY presented by Wing Cow cntion ior the sat
frages of the whole People Of orr State We hear
it asserted that he is u,no'en in parts OF the
State If such be the fact. regret it for Mr..
Fish's sake, and still more for that Of the Whie
party for he could not DC known without being
esteemed and loved. The son of soldier of the
Revolution who was a valued aid of Gen !" ash
ington, HAMILTON FISH has ever been q devoted
efficient, trusted supporter of the Wing cause.
With the Youxo MEN of our City universal ia
voritc he has not less acquired the esteem and
confidence of their seniors by his sound principles
public spirit and personal worth. Though still
Young man. he was elected to Congress in l342 on
an even party contest from district which gave
Van Buren, 922 majority two years before and
Wright 1924 majority two years after This is the
District in which Mr.. Fish was born and has always
resided What Wing among show better
testimonial Of the esteem of those who do know
him? IT. then Mr. Fish is not known to the State
ii his services TO the Wing Cause for years, and
to the Country in Congress, have not made him
generally known-we rejoice for the sake of our
common cause, that this only objection that cnn
be made to him will now be dissipated. After
November, nobody will need to inquire Who is
HAMILTON FISH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

CH-aNcEKy CoUsr-Assisrant vice Chancellor sand
lord having been appointed Vice Chancellor, and I
Robinson Esq ASSIST Vice Chancellor those geatleneI
Yesterday entered upon the duties OF their Office
UNIFIED STATES DISTRICT CoCRr.-Before Judge
etts-SeHteRGss.-Jsnes Van Fleet seaman, convicted
OF cutting the hsnd OF the second mate with knife
was sentenced 70 SIN months nard labor and psy
ne OF 81
Eleven seSnen OF me ship lows convicted OF en-
deavorns 70 make -evol, sentenced follows
Charles Johnson A5ra;a Morris, Gilbert Gardner Jas
Campbell and Thomas Campbell each three months
fnPr:Sonraent and par me OF $40 and stand commit
led III paid
John Miller Robert Blake, Charles Smith, andrew
sC!z and John Williams. each t~o months lEprison-
inent ard 70 Pay me u so. &c
o; =.
>x s.arnen Of tie snip John P Har~ood, also con.
victed OF at:s:ngf 20 make revolt were sentenced
A. follows Henry Visor aad Charles Squire each 3
months Imprisonment and 70 pay ans Of SO. Thcs
crockett Thos- Harrington and Ia Cornwall each :
months imprisonment anG 20 pay aIr u 81 Alfred
MCCOY one months imprisonment
CoCET oy CoxrcS P1EAs-Befo- Judge ulshesaer-
he Sour' Was occupied yesterday n sui, brough 5y
Ny Bret against Fern. Pe for timing the roof OF
three buildings !: was hnally referred
Ihe csse o. Pollen "a Miller and Smith, before Judss
graham, Is scu o.
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santa Fe taken by Gen. kearney-Retreat of
Gov. Ar1niiO to Chihunlua.
~ TIaioRE-Ihur.daT LvenlnE

BALIIMoFI--I huTsdaI Il'eHlH-
b. advices per Western Mail we learn that Gu
the 18th OF August Gen. Rearney entered Santa + e
and having boisted the United States flag from the
National Palace. proclaimed New-Mexico in pos
session Of the United States Army, which was
erected with shouts of applause by the Mexican
people. He administered the oath Of allegiance to
the Alcades Of small towns and officers OF Santa Fe
He proclaimed himself Governor Of New.Mexico
and took quarters at the Palace Armiio with 1000
troops fed to Chihuahua where report says strong
resistance would be made by a large army Gen
kearney vas preparing to march TO chihuahua
The steamers news has caused flour 10 advance
IN Baltimore 10 FIVE dollars and half per barrel.
~, local
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MIR. Bancroft aud the Texan Navy.

TO The EGitor Of The Tribune
Your correspondent tells story of Gen Rusk OF
Texas offering insult Secretary Bancroft; but he,
like most lettervriiers tells but halt the story Imp
pen to know all the parties and do scrlplc say
that Senator Rusk, though able generous noble
hearted not always sober and 1t the time was
no, little excited The naval officer alluded 10 has
had more difficulties with Ms and brother officers
than would be pleasant record. OF exactly the kind
he so cxultingy re,ails OF his superior
The unpleasant, iceling between Secretary Bancroft,
and Senator Rusk the Senator told himself
from the unwinngucss OF Mr. Bancroft 10 Dc Justice
to the Texan Navy iorse,tul that Iii. own colleague.
Gen Houston had made that justice d,tEcui, by com
petely isor gani1ns the Navy in his determined and
?erseveng effort destroy the last plank and hang
the Commodore The Congress OF Texas had il Is
tue resisted Ms efforts aud recognized and provided
Tor rs existence TO The last The Convention. when
Texas made STATE also Claimed FOR i; due place
the united Navy o; the combined Republics and by
name requested for Com Moore ms proper rank among
our Post Captains This much the majority in the Sen.
an. ana Secretary Bancroft would have admitted the
spiri, of the Treaty OF Annexation justice and the honor
Of the nation would have anoIned i the last set OF
President Jones OF Texas had clogred The way by
mean attempt fraud the people OF Texas less
than on the officers OF the Navy and tins neither the
Secretary OF the Navy the Senate could with
mon honesty allow. Senator Rusk. however seemed
10 think !, should ne done Hence the difficulty
Alter Annexation settled by the acts of the Con
gress OF the United States that OF Texas and alter
the preliminary steps for the seton of the people OF
Texas relation 20 their Constitution As State of the
Union WIS arranged President Jones nominated another
Post Captain who the TINE in and in fact
had never rendered any the Navy, snd WHO
WAS yere- frieG the law required by the Senate
a Texas Some other o:fcers were, believe crested
II the same time oY President but Of this an, no;
csr,sin OF The ezra and informal Post CAptsn
certsl and the object perfectly understood the
time Either Moor the pet snrpatay Of Gen Houston
would be superseded Post Captain oy the new man
@. bo;a oud come 10 or, wha. would &c almost as
good both would y rejected in Gi-t - the tcA by
the l. : Sc nsie. sad ;hen the anita ceSgt2on party
would have spits Tor defamation The legislature Of
Texas instructed Messrs Houston and Rusk SO pe:elp
,orily sid unanimously sustain the Just claus pi
Com Moore AnG the FeNsn Navy, thar even Houston
forced 10 obey bur ne took 70 present the mat
such way INST while i gave hir Bunconbe ma
tera il - Dc rejected by the Senate and Nsvy
Department Stripped OF the Jones Aad Houston In.
cubus there is dou5i il would have been accepted
with prompt good Will TRUTH
- Truth Is mistaken IN ascribins the story to oar
respondent l, was Potomac the correspondent OF the
Baltimore Patriot Ed Tri5.
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PROM THE ARMY.

WAsETNGTov, ThrrsdsE tTtnIGE.
The steamship Ann McKin arrived at New.o7-
leans On Qlst instan. from Texas 4 letter TO the
New.orleans Picuyune from Alr Kendall, dated at
seralvo Sept. Sd, says Gen TAILOR vii probably
be within cannon shot Of Monterey, on the l3sh Or
10Th Of September Ainpadia is at Monterey .ith
the entire control Mr. Kendall learns that 1000
Mexican troops Of the line arrived there the 3lst
Of August, With pieces 0: field artillery Canales
is ct Marine with 5000 Bancheros to dispute Gen.
Taylor march upon Monterey These people are
determined TO fight some where Arsta Is in the
cit Of Mexico II is said CHARGED with cor'ariice
and treacherous designs
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Trnde of 1hc Hudson.
Produce G5ld Country lrTe.Hse iTT1TtHs AZ NSs York
reported Specially for 1hs Ne=r> York TFlesnt

Produce csd COsn;r, ,e.ni,: .aTt'rH. a Ns'S- York
reported Speeusiyfor I< Nez> i'rf tF1osn<
HaabeR Clors S Cos Lrne-Barss No go tubs but.
50 bxs cheese 10 b5s eggs pigs s DOS posIoss
5.s bushels II bbs apples 81 bales hay ~ 90 straw
calves grapes do bean: 2 cases goods cases Sio,h 10
BIS rye -Four lot poultry i've hogs sundrles
Chcpezso LAKE Box LiTe-RoGf Ncrts Rfrtr-so bush.
els corn DO barley 60 bbls oeHu - casks cheese 50 kegs
butter so boxes cheese ~ casks do IS bales hops = bales
Ssre Lfre-goa, .llqira-s5l bxs cheese % casks 10
Is bNs honey s. kegs butter 81 arkins DO SIS bush corn
VIZ I0rl dnG G,7tsssa ala Cana. Lips-6Oai bTGG
-es $ tubs 10 iSl 0bls aour do pearls .
Es}f@i Liqe-Ba-ys SpieaGia-637 bbls ;iour 81 bb!s
ashes @ bushels +c00 bushels wheat Is bo.s ierce
6ecs s Set I'm To- B5s 5s p axis bxs goods
Richards ConSre; - kegs batter Dwight, Seais &C.
srlsl box cu Locke 10 butts Lord w arneI Saltcr
bdis round iron : Wariug: il bids ducs Fox \ Pone
mus Stcs beans McCour sherman; 10 do \ W Gus \
Davti MADDEN Coz 4.cs beansS T: do " fIalberi;
BOXES slate Lewis Cohe; L DO John Lsysand y do
collins Brothers Co; = obi; dour Cstliu = bids char
s,:f K Tweed 100 do Saith Ely; 10 bb!s beans 4 w
Ous ( Coz bales sneeiinss Leonard Hone Nicou' '|
MIS- Sou- YIN c Hea,or Ss' do do Suydam Sage Co;
;5 do do Ellsh Cobb; ~ bbs ashes Hysiop Cohn TO
20 GO 0og; s ao nj enSTS FONDA So bbs -four
~ p ott,r; Wsr. ( Co. ~ DO Wrn II Dcwne: ~ do
+ Cobb; - 5x- cheese Beas. Meck Dewitt; . do
Conoyer \ I.abaugh; 81 bbls doar Suydam Sage Cos
Tras and Enc 7oso Boat Line BGrssJ 2 Biaslor-
~ bbs sour Brown Co; lS6 do do Coving Co; n
Chamberlain, 90 dwight Jouf>ou
\ Tunis u bales wool Lee Dsier Miller; 06S bushels
corn Il rolls leather 81 hbs hour Babcock Cos u Kegs
butter II rolls leather Kent kunsn Coz as bbls to1r
Wright < Co; hhds potatoes Eaton; :" do G Fay'
lor < Son
Rarse Be-tsiire Cap Lapg Nea- Pal,;-250 pkgs but
ter 10000 egg 80 5bs -four leo hogs 100 lambs cattle
horse bags buckvheat tour 500 bushels rye -" sides
leather % rolls do.
Mil4Y y. Cos Liue-Bargs SIaHs! Lsels-7000
bu .he oats ad DO rye 7 bales hay COO half do S5 do
straw bbls rye hour $50 do potatoes ~ do apples $40
bags do 1900 do potatoes - pumpkins 81 bundles paper
White Sheffield: y bbls potsoes Barre " 10 Morrison
& HYDE; ~ DO T Wilhere.
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Things in Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. oc,

Correspondence OF The Trb1ne
PHILADELPHIA Oct J.
a very pleasant month has been the September
5gsJ passed Instead OF the clouds and storms which
a-e associated with the equinox but onefourth OF an
inch of rain fallen during the month according TO
the gusge at the Hospital. This Is something very SIN
gular,
The Fair Of the Agricultural Society at the Ris
Ing sun is wanting in attraction compared NTH former
exhibitions The stock u very the and the number OF
now agricultural implements large. Tho povlng
match cane OF today but have heard nothing OF It
The premiums were to be awarded and announced
this day but from some misunderstanding the
usual annual address which expected would have
been made by Hon J. NJ. Clayton, OF Delaware. will
be passed.
be laid at the of Sd ana Brown sts this AT
,ernoon Dr. H. : Patterson VIII deliver address to
the Order on the occasion.
Bouncer who was awaiting his trial IN the
dock OF the Quarter Sessions Yesterday, during the
cess in charge OF officer TO get ais dinner
but bounced away and soon out OF sight Officer
Galloway is his track. but Charles Munich Ike Ma
lise with the fiery cross is speeding onward Ia MS
feet career
The argument in the Cactus case has been closed.
and the Court hold the matter under adyisemeni
Jacob Miller a carpenter, fell from the upper
story OF an unfinished building yesterday 10 the cellar
but alghted his feet without serious injury. lie
could not accomplish the same feat again he tried
and probably would not like 10 make the effort
The independent Democrats TINT IS. these
persons who are so attached the Tariff of II that they
are determined to prevent the Tart votes of theirpary
from being available in the coming contest, and viii
waste them on an independent ticket are making pre-
partitions for a Grand Mass Meeting Saturday even
ing next. in the District OF Moyamensng. Gen. Hall,
Gen. Hubbeu, Joseph :. Brewster, Esq. and seyera!
speakers OF the Independents who are disappointed
asprants for Office are expected address the meeting
We are astray herein Commercial way Coal
and Iron forgotten and Ballooning all the
Our friend Day and Goodyear will find aloud call for
their Elastic manufactures, may expect expansions
and contractons.
SALES OF SrocKs-FrSt Bodrd-5O Girard q
30 Reading s5nw ~ $4,000 state IS Go: 2000 do
Cos Btf,r,sr Board--llO State - 60. i'tcr Second
Board-2000 Reading Bonds jds %.
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,;iadlesex Nj Wing Ticket.

- iis kdlor q n I-l51Nf1
The following stroug ticket was selected b. tie
Wing Cou-cr;ion =; New Brunswick yesterday which
il behered will draw OFT the full Wing strength Of the
County We lesrn b tho=e present that there Fas
great u1lanirr,ity sd That the right spirit ?reTsis
The Convention was fully attended
For Sszdsor-EDxARD ". RoGEEs Of y oodbudse-
pr A;ss-z5s-Da-id c Dunn OF Piscataway. Dr. Tbeo-
iore 2 King OF Perth Amboy Richard Mcdowell OF
South brunswick John Da~soa OF Monroe FOR Sur
r3F7t-Iarres G. Mcdowell Of North Brunswick For
SEer7F-Jarnes c Stout: For Cor07es-Daniol Press
lame: Il Newell John A Flat. Yours: in haste J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

II $4,000 worth OF choice patterns carpesns a,
less than suction prices a; the Cheapest Carpet E
hshu,ent in the United STATES No % Bowey-H,s,x
ANDERSON offers fine selection of English and AMER.
can three ply double superdne ins-sin Csrpeasz e.
usual low prices Just received
10000 yards, warranted 81! wool Ingram CGpcsas 3.
shiiinss per yard.
10000 yards Double Supertne Ing CNpetns c, 5spsrva
lccoo square yards Floor OF Cloths from IS cd IN 5.
5000 large TNftrd Hearth Rugs, @os each
HIRAM ANDERSON No. % Bowerv
the Srst Establishment above Ees-ers,
Please notice the number. o. 81 nwr,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

To FIND DROWNED BoDY-An inquest was
held lately IN England before G. Hltchinss Esq Coroa.
er, a. TIE house OF NJ 1 Sewer, sun Ian Sroockmoor
on the body OF Isne Webb, aged SIX years who WAS
found drowned 4; the Csnsl near Nj E,r,,s,o.es WORK,
At the Ley Coler. sppesrs that she was sent VIII
her sisters breakfast about hStpAst eight IN the morn
ins sni her return slipped into the wafer Noh;nr
more heard Of her un,; the afternoon when Ihey
began % drag the Csn for the body sni were sbor,
giving II up. when young woman. who standing
some quicksilver INTO IL i, would Sost THE BODY Il
was N The water The youns insisted thst she
Dad seen II tried and proved before the LOST sni quick
slser were thrown into tie water. and much she
As'oaishnsnt OF all the LOAF aoatei certain spot
1urrahs round several rmes and remained Whist Is
t. 49, Nuserainary beneath the spot occupied by the
'osa the body OF the child was found
s M1uso appear singular TO me as 20 other per
sons "no nave not seen il tired II had not witnessed
DC Appaesnoa' anc successfully TOO. tcin tC) ADV
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DISPATCHES FOR THE TRIBUNE
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
LoCo-FoCO STATE CONNECTION.
WRIGHT AND GARDINER NOMINATED.
SYRACUSE, THURSDAY Evening. {
: -. 20. %, cn,uirg g,peeeai,.g,. ]

81 Firs Pqys tor q7eutHs 5'reseedi''s'
The Convention reassernb!ed at O'Clock 'his al
,eraoon and the whole time until : has been con
surned in the organization and hearing the reports
o. Committee. appointed to pass upon conflicting
claims Of Delegates
cHysrEn LOOMS, OF Ontario was chosen Presl-
dent. and the Albany and Madison Barnburners
and the Oneida Hunkers were admitted to seats
Peckhan and his colleagues having been rejected.
after most fierce struggle, b. a vote = 70 ~.
The vote for Governor was as follows:
sTLAs WRIGHT ...112 4 J. Piano.
H. J Redfed 49,. J. z. Skn2sr. !
ADDISON G4RDISER was nominated Tor Lieut..
Governor without taking any ballot. Adjourned
u Q o'clock Yours sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-02

Ma. BRApsuRy's NV FLORAL CLAssEs-Mr. b
is prepared 10 receive Pupils in his Juvenile
Singing Glasses, forming They meet at prescn,
every Saturday in the Lecture Room of the Baptist Ia
beruacle Mulberryst. at o'clock, and in the Lecture
Room Of DR. Patterns Church Springs at . o'clock IT
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Baltimore Patriot.

PROF GcrRAUp.-We announced last October
that encyclopedias friend rselGoG-Sud would
lecture the application OF lis system OF Mnen3iech
ny TIE learning 81 languages 30: sis prevented
By severe Illness which KEEP; hun the boundary
hne OF the other world nearly SIX months We ara
sAi have ocular proof INA, the Professor Is sui N
the desh and fall OF energy IN carrying the plans ne
has N view. As is N tovr direct from ice ely
So,udes OF Sissa-s for the purpose Of attending
the Photographic CoEresftos be held = This ciry
about he middle Q; the present r,ou:a when n pro
poses put so-s az e5ra5G: Ptraa's system vel
Sry other which uisy = presented by the American
System OF T-ae Photography. which u : nov editing
Ne asserts thAI by the help OF ihis al the spoken
.S1guSses Of the world be written and r-sc- win
ths,- exact proSrciaioa and hat be VIII soon teach
al how 70 pronounce {; few hours the French me
spanish the lrsdSc- well Louis Philippe
Queen Isabella u shs Pope 5zrz.i Verify,
II such po~e- Re possessed by the True Photography
which the proposed Convention VII assemble 10 exam
ine sd decide upon, predict Ter Nj Gouraud per
feet rush 70 his pathological lectures Noas rerOns
Sa.cksroocksr
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~ II passing III. American at might've werc aston-
ishei he immense throrss which were erowcihs ilo
* and curiosity led II with the crowd 10 see Ae esase
spd when we had Witnessed The wocdeffG! $40 ioei-
esing performances OF the Shskers, we no !oseet mar
To- ard >sAic III MU-etiR- LiieF -
their exhibitions ssan uas afternoon ard evening, spd
needs extraordinary o perez ptiou 10 see iha
the VII Be ica Lsde- ard children W H. therefore,
ind the afternoon performances pleasant snG less
I'D
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Business Notires.

e ATwooD's CELEBRATED EMPIRE Cook srovr,-
These Stoves warranted Is usual Persoas w.-i,,
Cook Stoves are invited examine them b-fore pare, =,
Ing elsewhere Wholesale sad retail by Hckos Co 3,
Wairr.st sill S-a.,
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Business Notices.

ABSENT FkiENps-Persons who wish TO hear from
friends relatives any part of the United states or
Canada advertise for information in any paper they
may select Palmer Agency in The Tribune Buildings,
where advertisements daily received Tor the best
business papers and for which he is the duly
Mccredited AGENT
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FAIL FASHION FOR HASA, Gcain's. pa B.oadu,v
opposite 81. Paurs-Having devoted unusual s.,.ass,
in producing this style the attention of gentlemen .
vited TO IL The lshness grace snd buOyani effect, a.
these Hats eanno; be descrbed;hey mus, be see. :,
De appreciated Also large sssortmen, OF Pan. n,,
su31i II
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Willie Hall.

1t stirs like trumpetb blast the blood in every
Wing heart TO hear that WILL LIS HALL has been
nominated for County Clerk Our noble-heartcd,
chiyelrous comrade in so many hard fought field.
the leader of the Wing Young Men OF our City in
the arduous struggles Of 1894, 81 and 3s-it any
thing had been needed to awaken enthusiasm and
inspire confidence with regard to the approaching
contest this nomination has supplied it.
Mr.. HALL, we believe, has been but once a can
didate lsave MS Presidential Elcctor) Tor the sui
TRACES Of our Citizens, and then ls37) he was cho
sen to the Assembly by about 5000 majority Over
Tammany and $500 over all opponents, running
very near the head OF ticket which contained the
names Of d B. OGpEN, &. c. VERPLAScK. j. Hox.
IE, S. b. RuGGLEs, A. CHANDLER, Nc. &c. He de
clined denomination, but was chosen Attorney Gen
cral in forming Wing State Administration, and
discharged the duties OF that Office most acceptably
and honorably until Ty)erism threw the State once
more into the hands of our opponents He soon
after met with calamity which impaired his phys
ical capacities probably Tor life bat left his mental
faculties clear aud firm ever. He is qualified
above most other men for the discharge of the du.
ties OF the Clerk office, and no man who ever knew
him will question his fidelity or integrity.
We will not speak OF Mr. Halls grea, misor
tune as it affects his pecuniary prospects andhopes
for we are talking to Wings in community where
WILLIS HALL is known andloved, Alas we had
fondly hoped to do battle under his standard Tor a
different station from this!wc viii not despair OF
it yet. Meantime. Wings OF the Empire City ii
we donot give him such support TINS T all as few
men ever personally received, We shall prove our
selves unworthy Of such candidates as he is, sucl
champions as he has been But no--,here mus
be 10000 men III our City who will joyiully do al
least one good days work FOR Wilrrs HAL
Wing Young Men Of the last dozen years
friends OF WIN, H. SEWARD friends OF HrxW
CLAYl You know WILLS HAIL! He can be mad,
County Clerk il you ali resolve ON it Who vii
DO laggard Forward for gratitude and victory