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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-12-13

THIS novel invention, COMBINING the great.
est simplicity, durability aud economy, witt
the most efficient action, is unve rsally cknowl-
edged, BY those who have tested its merits to t,c
suepror in al! its respects to any Pump nov II,
ttse-for il MT only embraces all the Qualities Of
any ordinary Pump, but is IN efficient
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Thirteenth Ward.

JOHN CROMWELL. this Wing candidate Tor
Assembly in this Ward, 10 universally respected "
a Mechanic and as Citizsn q. We cannot hear
that a single Wing in the w ard Is dsPlessed with
his nomination. On the othe hand our oPponen"
r,e not united on Mr.. Stew VI many OF them be
ing deeply ssgrieved by his domination Such are
the circumstances which give the Wings chance
Of carrying the Ward if they will though it is too
often heavily against u.s. The solemn truth is that
the Wings OF the Thirteenth are apt to be sluggish
do not get out all their voters and fail to attend
the polls thorough the day in such numbers as are
necessary. One Hundred effective workers. fairly
distributed among the Districts and doing each a
faithful days work may secure a w zig Assembly.
man. BUsif the Polls are not thorous hly attended
70 all the longshore men from Long Island will
vote At east twice and pile up a heavy majority
on the " rons side. We earnestly reQs est every
Wing W DO IL willing 10 give his time - morrow &C
send IN ois name 70 the Ward Committee this eve
ming
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Tenth w ard.

We believe the only Journeymsn Mechanic in
nomination for the Assembly in our City is THAp-
DEus c. DAVIS. the Wing candidate in the Tenth
Ward and we feel the deepest interest IN hs elee-
ton We test the narrow bigotry which judges
a mans fitness for Office by bis vocation, and sees
no merit in any labor but that of the hands. We
would no more have Legislature al Mechanics
THAI all Lawyers or Merchants But questions al
f ting abor the ghts of sbor, the Interests OF
Labor. the just demands Of Labor are becoming
every day more prominent in the halls OF Legisla'
ton and it is every way desirable that those most
Immediately interested in these questions should
be represented by men who not only wish them
well, bat who are acquainted with their wants Snd
wishes Mir DAVIS is . uniform resolute working
Whis. and if the Wings OF the Ward do their whole
autv they will elect him The Loco Foco first noini
mated against him has already backed oft course
and the next customer will wish he bad II tn'
Wings Of the Ward do their " hole duty. say yo'
/ will Ahiest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
To Christian Friends.

There is a large and most respectable body oil
our citizens, generally attached to the denomina-
ton known as Friends or Quakers, who deem It
conscientious duty TO oppose and discountenance
War and BloodsheddiBg on all practicable occa-
sions. We beseech this class to consider well
their duty on this occasion and 30 IT. Whatever
scum may float upon the surface, these do know
that the Wing ptvty is essentially the Anti-W ar
party, while their opponents have not only pro
voled, commenced and prosecuted the War, but
are now intent on extending its area and agra
waiting its ierocity- Not only do they advocate ia
continuance on the offensive, but most OF them now
cry out against any farther offers of Peace or pro
posals of an Armistice and demand the entire 'nb
Jugation of Mexico They insist that the Mexi
cans shall now be made to feel The 'ce'ght Of M
Var. as they have not hitherto done-thst conts
| cation and conaagrstion shall be added to the hor
rors already inflicted on vanquished and desPer
ate people. Shall this demonisc work be thu
prosecuted' The triumph Of the bunker Tickle
would say Yes that OF the Wing Ticket No
Devotees of Peace and Humanity ought you to b
content with merely voting IN such crisis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

A correspondent protests against our singing pat
M. Morgan L. Mott, who is running at the Assem-.
bly, in the Twelfth Ward. for reprshension in the
matter OF seeking TO be made lsw-unaker while
under indictment for gross high handed violation
Of law in letting oil prisoners from Blsckwers
lsland 10 vote at our last Falls Election. He saws
We ought to bear down with equal severity on Mr.
Das,el E. Ssckies who was likewise indicted Ia ct
November for stealing or swindling, and only as
capped conviction through flaw "a the indctn .eus.
There isioroe in this sugges..son bat we AnDei
CONSIDER the two cases xacty parallel. Mr. Sick az
h0' noe under ID .lc,ment- and not in danger &c
~ sna'' any evidence, Of being called on. o
'"' lure. Il elected. to take his trial kT q
tss~ ..,the State Prison And, whatever the mis-
s.eds OF MIR. sickles-snd we certainly think they
ara such a. should deprive him Of one good m an
not. for senatos-they form no sort Of palistion for
N. running Of man under indictment Tor slarine
.nf.i,hfulness As public officer and participation
n ross outrage on the Right Of Suffrage, asa can
an.ts for the Legislature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

As you love Liberty. and scorn to be the willing
instruments Of those who strive for the Extension
Of Slave Territory
As you love Justice, and scorn 10 be the volun'
teer upholders Of that impudent. strccious claim
that Texas In SAG rightfuIly and actually extend
cd 70 the Rio Grsnde-a claim emphstcslly brand
cd a. fraudulent by THOMAS II. BESTos, slLAs
wRoHT, CHARLES J. ISosRsoLL, and all the early
Maps aud Histories Of both Texas and Mexico
and yet the very claim in enforcing which Mr. Polk
plunged this country into the present War
Az you love Peace and wish TO see your Country
sxtricsted from guilty career Of Aggression and
Conquest and restored to the more fitting pursuits
Of Art, Industry Physical and Social Improvement;
Az You fear God, and shudder 70 think that Car.
mage and Devastation, killing, plunderng' and
burning are now going on necessarily over al area
Of several thousand square miles. alike on the
Sabbath and all other days, under the authority
and at the instigation of these United States
Az you condemn the imposition Of an enormous,
immeasursbls National Debt and Pension List up
ca Posterity to eat out the substance OF the thrifty
and send the children of the laborer supperless to
their scanty beds
As you would discountenanoe unworthy men,
discarded Judges, rotten Bankers traiiching Pol
iticisns, the uncean brood Matched by the cor.
rupt Safety Fund machinery of former years,
since discarded by their own party, and only en-
sbed to swinde their way back to consequence by
the death of Sias Wright who knew them
Az you would honor eminent capacity, true Pa
triotism, unquestioned Worth and unsullied In
tsgrty,
Fail not to do the mightiest that is in you
for the Wing candidates and cause Bright skies
are above u.s. glorious prospects before us. Let US
bat do our duty, and the Wing victory ofls47 will
like that of 81, be overwhelming. Onward Wings
TO the struggle and the victory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
The Horrors Of War.

Although the bali is not told, hundreds Of cases
Of Arson, Rape and Murder in Mexico By men who
were sent thither under our Gag TO fight, have
leaked out through the letter writers all champions
Of the War The following from the correspond
ent Of the Mobile Daily Advertiser who is not oP
posed to the War 10 one Of the latest but By nc
means most revolving;
Some scenesth We occasionally witness here voad
shock the morals Of any roober IN the stsies ie1
days ago Jus, nishtfs Mexican came running nv
tn bosotsI cryios moot pteouslJ and making ell sor'
~ ge,,iru.,ion, We followed him 10 bis house. " her
sab, shocking 10 behold burst upon IA On ,pe ZOO
was lying Msxicsn pierced 10 the breast ~ osL sno
the blood gushing forth from the wound hooins n'
read vu bis wife and little children he bad been
shot by dlschsrzed volunteer oecsuse be refused 'oi
sod 70 barter swsy the virtue Of bis ssushter oesut
iol xtrl rho stood by. her hair dsheveied and sres
drops Of grief coursins down her olive cheeks
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Fifth Ward

There have been differences among the Wings
OF this War but they are all happily settled and
the best spirit prevails. JOHN +. RODMAN
suits all lands and must have generous majority.
But w LILLIAN HALL, our equally worthy and
cspae ,e Senator is in danger and needs every vote
that can be poled. Wings of the Old Fifth
81 AXE out that old fashioned Three Hundred Ma
1ority You have IT, and a faithful canvass vii
bring it out Guard well every ballot box. and see
that you are not overwhelmed with votes from Ger
tain quarters which are always against us Tw'
| good DAYS work will straighten everything re
solve not TO lose one good vote and alls well
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

We have good reason for asking you to erdm'"e
carefully each Baliot-B before you allow vote
70 20 into It, See that there is nothing in it and no
chance for introducing nything except in the right
way Above ALL on your peril fail not to be at the
place Of holding the Election at least half an hour
before the Polls should open. BE on the watch for
frauds through the day, and allow no opportunity
for their preparation. Everything now depends
on your fidelity aud vigilance, for We cannot be
beaten on the legal vote. The Good Cause never
stood fsirer-do rot betray 1t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
DIED.

On ns JOth inst AFTER sbOr. bu, severe Illness VII
LIAM bAfAhD, eldest son Of Wllism b. aud Jane
Burtnet, aged years, moo,hs and 10 days
The friends Of the smiy respectfully invited 10
.tend ns funeral on Monday the let Of November Al
halt psst O'Clock A. from The resdeDes Of hi. father
2ls Beeker.st without fsrth or invitation
Ga Saturday evening, Oct 30 MARY only child a
Joseph and csiharine Bsbop, sged years
The friends Of the family and Of her Cor
nsus Read are respectfully invited 10 attend her fune.
raj 90 Monday afternoon At oclock from SIS FOURTH A.
On the 10Th mat JOHN JAMES SHARPE son OF John
> sharpe, IN the l7.n year Of his age.
The friends u TIE family are respectfully Invited to
attend hs funeral. from the residence Of hs father 10
south trs,st WILLIAMSBURG, Monday afternoon At
O'Clock.
On Tuesday morning the 10Th inst q, o'clock at bis
ate re.idence 3 Amltys,. DR.. ANTHONY l. AMBER.
son formerly Of 20 East Broadway after loserins
illness Of three years
% Saturday evening the 3Oth after linger nz ~
ness, GEORGE MARTIN VAN BEUREs DODGE. aged
IL years, months and days
Ia this City. Saturday, Oct 30 HENRY h. HUB.
BARD merchant Of the hrm Of Henry sheldon & Col
aged 81 yesrs
In Guliord. Medina County. Ohio on the 10Th ult Mr.
THOMAS LELAND, In ihe 9lst year OF his age lie
sAt borne arms and exposed mis- lie Lexing. Buck
er Hill and Saratoga.
Oct q, Mr.. FRANCIS WHITE, q native o! Prussia
ehief occs Of brig MOBILE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

A poor painter in Annstreet owed ms sPp.enaee
u seems, portion Of bis earnings and could not or
aid not pay them The apprentice who q vi
sious reckless youth from Philadelphia supposed
stsr making repeated applications for his due &c
have taken q piece Of iron and knocked his EN-
p,over on the bead. fatally that he died soon al
Tar All Of rs concur At once that this apprentice
has done q very wicked deed, and that Justice sn1
Public Safety demand his exemplary punishment =
When shall we Ill realize that what 10 wrong in al
individual u wrong in Nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Challenger. BE Stern (.

Challenge closely That is a safe course, and
intsrieres with no mans right Do nothing in a
bad spirit; but far better have ten legal voters
swear Ia than one Illegal vote Aide in. Challenge
and question close at the start, and fraudulent
voters viii be apt to sheer of, But don't relax
your vigilance moment until the sun is down and
the boxes closed. one poll unfsithtully attend'd
may lose a Senator and Assembly man, and dc
other mischief The Public Safety requires thai
every man do his whole duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Ier.eymeu. Bewure

Your adverssries say that secret d'sqgecf'on IN
Hudson and Essex Counties is likely to give them
the State They expect to elect Haine' by Wing
votes cas-, for him in Jersey City and about New
ark Your brethren Of SOMERSET and MIDDIEsEx
are ready to roll up their tallest majorites shall
they be overwhelmed by detection in the Z asst
For shame. Wings Let the vote Of TO morrow as
,ure those who calculate to profit by your divisions
that they arc wofully mistaken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
SATURDAY p n

rArthDAr, r ~.
The Stock market vas steady To day. with fay
amount OF business done. Tbs inquiry for Tressury
Notes Vas good 81 per cent Francs generally brossa
fall prices.
The Bill marSe, closed for the steamer with firm.
ps.s Sterling was sisei; Francs 5256322i Tue
.upuly Of bills wa good, and the demand ". eOnsas
rsble
|, Freishts there 10 little or nothing doing The
r.ss we're without chsnse-od and led Tor GFsia snt
rlour "a for Cotton to Liverpool
The Money market was easier, the Banks hav
ps m sde I'D their reports u 10 thought the specie IA
ss GUY Banks will not vary materially from $4,000
The Hudson River Railroad Company nsvec
for fourth in.s.lrnept OF 90 per share psyses any
time during the month Of March.
The amount Of goods imported and entered Al
the Custom Houss ct this port exclusive OF ihos" SET
IN The warehouse and the amount Of dstes paid dsft
,bs wee ending on the 2s,h inst compared with Sesr
pefiod Lastly year are g tolows
is<o. is47. fscreass Dsevsis
-.o,. - s76757 sa75s 1900
nuti.5le goods So. 39 oo6 l.a561eI l2l313l
r., merchandise .ssss7cJ l6oo.5l3 i.sCo7s0
sss.,s . ls92 39i9 l2H
- r..sivsd -. e46il s6t22- 3-2sol
10 dutisbs goods fraction over as per cent
total merchandise 200
cash %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

TIE aISsEPARABLK PRSciPLE. '-Corvin said
IN hi. Infamous speech that Tks bra 7asoas q oar
folders ca. nesc BE- rssrsiasd Nsiisr Aeipe" tJsa3
dsrrepa cd axs nor female l0reltssss can ar tAe N
"a. seasi0a Of lAsv brial passi0ns n l. Oiote
u scoundrel if you did not kHo0 that Mr..
corwin never said anything Of the Kind, you are
unfit TO conduct paper you did know II when
you uttered this sbOminabe forgery, yoa ought 10
serve a term in the State Prison There IL not
word nor thought like the above in Mr. ccrwin
Spaech
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Dou,t Trade Votes !,

Except where you must choose between Loco.
Foeos fsny such case can be. Mark any man bo
10 engaged in bsrtering aw ay Wing candidates and
stop him II possible Az our Senators can be ell ect
cd if every Whg yo:s is cast Tor them Lon,
sroah but go to work aud bring out the voters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

BOSTON Aprii H. ift
Mr. = w FowLg- Dear SIR have been induced
the suggestion Of many Of my friends, to make snows
the public through you the great benefit have denTs
from the Of the medicine called WsTAR's Bsissn
wild Cherry Ia the hope that others sufsrn from l-
complaints may Ind the relief by s use that hgp
done.
The latter part Of last Sumner and In the Fail ssssra
greatly frcm cough pain In thu side difficulty
breathing, loss Of appetite, and other symptom. which
dcaed rapid decline. Three Of the most earned snj -
tesent medical practitioners pronounced nay CO..
sumption, and stated 10 that nothing bot ehsns, o.
emsl. could be Of the least possible benefit u as ni
lungs In very inhamed and diseased state Attb'
time, IN hopes might fad a temporary relief FOR n
cough, bought bottle OF the BalsaD which not on
gave re the relief that my failing strength required II
seemed 10 give me new life and energy.
After taking several bottles of tie medicine ny sgr
ts returned, and with it my strength my cold enufsi
eft me- also the night sweas which, preyioa' 70 "a
had been very prof1se Ia i've weeks time gained eii
pounds Of flesh, and have been able since 70 take .
accustomed exercise, walk Of from three 10 four nils
day. ard attend to my regular bunne. should be 10
happy have You refer any one, who may wish fsrf
particulars, to me al my place Of business, 3o5 Wssha
t0n-st. Very truly yours. WIN. n. HOLBROOk
/ None genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrspPs
Pe- dollar per bottle, orsx bottles for FIVE sollsn
For sale b. A B. d. SANDS, Druggists 100 Fsltor<
corner William, Agents Tor this city; also at ~ Bros
way, and n East Broadway, and by Druggists ssner,
thfooshout the nited states. Beware OF couBteneiui
~ lSrLisAArosY soRE TnsoAr or QutSsY. !. an seg
and somstimes highly dangerous complaint and shouds
attended 70 IN nc early stage OF tho malsdy the sl
est delay Is often attended t,A ssr,as eoassqzeNo,,
Wrghfs Indian Iegctable Pills Of the North nsertosH g.
1ge OF heditA are the best medicine IN the world for
cure Of an n4mma,ory throat because they not ~
purge from the body those humo which sre tie csusN
every description Of Inflammation and swelling. but ~,
suit All ages, and may be administered without mone
delay. FOR crown person from four eight OF sara -
dian Vegetable Plus should be taken night aud nofnl
until tho urgent symptoms have sbxled; after which w
OF iouf pis TAKEN once Ia twenty houn will n ''
time make perfect euro.
Beware OF eounterfets. None ere genuine without ~
wrtted nsnsture Of VIM WRIGHT the top lsbe o. ess'
boz for sac wholesale and retail o. the n f0fS rr1e
Pc Once, ~ 0Tssnwishrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Never Mind Raiu

We anticipate lowery day To morrow, but the
political skies will be bright, any how storm
now viii be likely to damage our opponents more
than us At all events rain or shine let US assur-
edly do our whole duty. That will make all right.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

w JAMES BROOKS 10 the Wing candidate IN
Assembly in the Eighteenth Ward in place Of J
n. BALrsrIER, declined. As Mr. Brooks is an en-
ereeiic, working Wing, and the District doubtful
while our opponents are not united on their eAndi
date. a determined effort may elect him. and WI
trust il will be made. All hands shoy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
CITY WIG NOMINATIONS.

-. Only the With and XVII WARDS were Whis On the
vote oflt Fall bat the Districts composed Of the l and
I'D, lid and With, With With, xth, Xih and XVIII
Ward, C.sven in ALL were very far wrong Now It's
Jus, a. certain that we can elect ten Wings gt, If the
Proper srertion is made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

~ letter from the New-York cores Pondent
of the CAsrlssoa Co1i contains the olosing Interest
ina statistic. Of the gold pen rnsa-f-Sssre
The controversy about gold pens waves rather warm
the dealers trying 70 underse czech other unn pen
and silver case can BE- bouzbt At Sit The nrst pen
bousht coat IS This business BY The way, IL srikns
instance Of the rspidy with which In this country
Yankee notion grows up 10 Dc matter OF mefcAniie
importance Il only nine years sines the nnsi goo
nen Wa manufactured and nov they are numbered ~
thousands weekly well remember using silver pens
previously 10 1885. but they we're without hardened
ponp or elasticity and soon became useless 10 ~,
Nv Mr. Cievelsnd conceived the idea that pens might
BE- made Of sold which would be better than gull pens
And more economies. although made OF such eosuy ma
tsrial He communicated bic Ideas 70 Brown "no I'M,
uruv-d on hem and WHO Was tte crst MAKER OF gold
uars IN hi. or any other country After Brown came
Bszley and then dozen other MAKERS such was tns
demand for the article Bsziey IL the most extensive
manufacturer Surprising a. Il may seem he employs
csgi.l Of $4,000 In lhis business His expenses are
al 90 Der week A hOuse made coorsct win Brown
a Bailey In the early stages OF The bushes" Tor a. ne
vens taey made and thus had monopoly Of the ocsl
"a. for three yesrs They sold $1,000 per snnun oil
Ia. article nearly ouehsi OF which proni BAG -J
then went o. and has made rapid fortune. us pen
rank The fret In the market although the hcnelleu
pen made By = Watson q co. equally good lnej
oos.ess In The highest degree the Regulates Of durso
Nv and elasticity are made Of the nnest msteris snc
tnsh-d in the most workmsnliks manner 10 The man
uf.cture Of pens the gold nrst rolled out In ribbons
and then cut with die 70 the required shape ne point
pot on and then ground down TO The required nib Th
points are rsdism = new meta formed with platinum
The points are al imported generally without the cere
mony OF az nfrotucrcn TO the Custom House, and cos
from o. 10 SIS per ounce. The Pens and cases sell
from tlO 10 so per dozen The manufacture OF N
silver cases IL distinct business and employs lar
capital IL not essy % make estimate Of the mum
Der Of pens manufactured per oul Is not Pre-
baby less than 100000, q which Bsxey makes nssr
one-nAt person who hsd not thought OF the subjec
would scarcely suppose thai eight hundred pound
weight Of gold were used up every year 10 the nanS
isct1re Of such iriaing article pens business III
Known ten years sso-ysi such 10 tbs fact The deman
for the srticls 10 and 10 dinegli 10 IN
person who writes Al al unprovided with this mot
seonOnicA Of a. pens. One export Of 900 sroce b
been made 70 England, vhsre they ssl! for guinea
pises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

A MIsrAKE.-The Prttsturgh Post has Tele-
graphic Dispatch from Philadelphia announcing the
death OF JoHS s. sKISSER Esq. Editor Of the
Farmers Library. This, we rejoice 70 say, Is a
mistake Mr.. skinner has been greatly afflicted
By the death Of bis in Louisville, bat bis OWE
health Il good as usual.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WING STATE NOMINATIONS.

r.x c.-s,srl.y. WILLARD FILLMORE, Erie
~. Gep<r..r. HAMILTON FISH. New fof-
s..r,r, ssu,. .CHRIsT,R MORGAN, Csyosa
Au.r.e, Ger. AMBROsE l.. JORDAN, ny
Tv,.,x,er ..ALvAH HUNT, Chsasns'
e.. C.r,.e.r. Chas. d. smart, Monroe.
.. Cs~Ai Con- )Nelsou J. Beach, Lewis.
msssson0s. lCharies Cook, ChemuDs.
david ID. spencer, Tompksns
.. sAs< P.ve" Iaazc n. & omstock, Albany
bHYses''' Jehn b. Gedney, Westminster.
Election, Tuesday, Nov. .. One Day Only :
YROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
vbis >omiparion.-As,eu.Bl,

Allesany-l JoHs WHEELER' OF Granger =
joins POWERS. Of Cuba
Ressseiaer-3. GEO. w. GLASS, StePhentovn
Ckaufaucve.-2 DAVID Il TRIDwAr, Of ELing'
ton, Independent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01

- JoHs II. BowIs. We are assured does not
deal in Binder Leather but another sort 50 that
our correspondents inference that disappointment
in busine. was the cause Of his attack on the
American Tract Society last Winter was inbound
ed. We would not DO him injustice, though We
consider him very unfit for legislator and Ardsniiy
t-,st that he will not be reelected.