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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
Dl JAMES VI. MILLER-aore No IS Maiden
ID lxne next door tO No Lib-rtysL
x C. KEMP Aaelionccr.
store s2l Brosday side third store above Caneee
DASH ADVANCES made, and all .alce promptly

x L. KENNY AucuOnccf.
store s2l Brosd~ay side third store above Canees
cash ADVANCES made, and all salcs promptly
senled. Sales OF real estate al tho Merchants Ex-
change, furniture priys,e dwellings, and ssooss Of goods
p.s.ouslly attended Ia and solicited.
r c. X Will attend to ths appraisal OF Furniture or
stocks OF Dry Goods othlng NC and will also fdrnsh
u,tomers "a hand furniture ohsr goods that parties
yi.h to dispose Of for ready money Al low prices u pr
vae sale. SATURDAY, June 20 -
r. C. KEMP will sell Saturday, 18th Inst 81 store f1i
Broadway variety ofnew and second hand con-
sstns Ia part OF mshogs hair cloth spring and unsd
seat and carved back sos mahogany and blscs walnut
dysns and otomsns. rich crimson plush mahogany ana
black walnut spring and ufsd seat and carved back par
Tor ch.rs mahog any spring and ufted seat and carved
back rockers FeDch mahogsny bedstesds blsrs walnut
gothic do mahogany and wors tables do bursanx
one large second hand mahogany side board, solar
lamps itch git and silvered gir-Ddo-s, csndesbrss &c
window shades French plate pier and loosing ssssss
rich heavy gothic china tea and coffee sets ana
other cfOck-ry, oil hpof cloths, NC &c.
Also q lot Ofdry goods consisting OF Summer shswls,
prntsi jsc1nels pong-e sik hdks. cotton hosiery &C
A,o lot Of co'hbg To elofe an sccOunL consisting o.
about ~ pairs rne French dos.kin paus custom made
AT PRIVATE SALE.
smih's Psteat Portable Fleeing shower bsths-a new
and bssiuh article ghe beet arrangement Tor bathing
ever Introduced 81 and universally recommending oy
ppy.cian. and scientific generally, and one OF the
agreeable aud delightful insane Of restoring and pro-
noting nrz IN.
X & KEMP. fA Broadway, Principal Agent for N. Y.
Orders from part of ths country Addressed - above
ruuu -ud
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naCTERKEOTYPE PLATE.-rhs eeE az q
IL rbe.pes. DssueTvctype FAsi-s icf sac Al Lotls L
RIsHoPs Y ksiasn-lkss, up sssrs jsl las'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

Pssfs,d Or f,es z,l -st - iasra Of ne s.or-
XTISTFp-sv vo1rg rs,ries wrmsn WHO /,
w m-mb-I o. tie fsoTEsr.sr CHUscH, .i'asion -
we. nurse in aresPeciAo.e isniy. APfJ A. y h9,es-
A YOTNI. AT7T0RNEY, No sss sati-a IN lhi,
n city 10 i1 usrf ~ sluaror - sr OF WHERE -
V1-t a. ihs hus-els - TO- rf Referees given.
P-e..e s-a--.s f.tsrr r.-t-ns-. krls W arug-sio-e
q J4h1sL - o7rE mar "a isles - write q a. ,s
fgr 's.-rT. AZ shove l-@+F
4 GENTS WANTED.-Tw0 o. ihr-s YosTg Tr-s
= Ia csn lrnsl good r,'ersus-s ed Of Eood business
"a o can tla pruar~r ana urrsLse en- qlovn-n no.. hy
- irE in-n-fist-I7 n isl Nssss1-st hlf 1is'
CLERK WANTkn-ln e-nersl co nni..lu h,use
y. Young msn - assistant hoos -s--p-r Nom reed
nrrlr rr h- rsn wri'e rlck 50 m fni-h- had
Actress n tle -dFring u ne applicant box .3 posi-
AVkNTED-A ...aston By r. p-ciabs young No
w usn - cnsrhe mad or Wi er, q 20 washer al
-arr I'D would rh -c1 % go sHort distance
r re county Soc has h--- y-s-s &c 11rnc irl
her al erQ.0yer. Apply a. lfl rflr- a. npsi,Ns N
IIANTEn-By rsspecisbls ycIug Somsn with ~
" best q city Tsfsrerce, stu sion % 90 ne
OF A-rai family &c a enrd wAsh-r snd iron-r snd
psn COOK. Please call ass F0ura-s~ between ~ r''
ard >-cnnf avenues - -
GITaNTRD-5y res 7ec7a5 p yoans 'g'rr '.iusuor
~ nurse chsrterusid arr .eams,r.ss or io ~ ne
general homework ~ asmai fam, ia. 10 o..e.,.o1
o. 20 'te o fravei Best " city ef-rrces
given. I-qaires Le Ro'-,t l-.i u
"a ANTkD-sys respectable youog wonsl = ,.Vs-
- u0n % do IN general homework 0f small private
family. - char b~rmaii, va her ard tr0ner S-s ol
c.ty reference given. Apply 81 So TENN - betreen
Av-rus. and 4. "a ~
"A ANTFD a situation hy respeclshl- Young 10
w MAJ cook. washer s-d r5n-r. or chaub-rmaid-
Hss TO lection to short distance TITO ne eount-y
Irc1re 81 l41 Thir1-avene conner o Fi0eenth tt :
AVANTED--By tV0 respectable y7ung lsli-s .'ins-
w tons scar sfes-s in respectable families Keller
ercos given and required. Apply Al So Maenon-'-
'-A De
lAANTHD-By young vorsn situation a' - 81.
W stress dry nurse Good reference lac ~ ~
He.fersi l~-t -
IlkNTED-By A. scuge siesdy man situation az
" light porter Who would mate hrsef H. nersy US,
1i 90 commercial or shipping house For references and
n'ergi@E please apply a. hi, ofce. le-l fA'e
llANTS.-Fsmiies sre flrn'shed with excellent DO
w mcs- h good r-rences FOR ciiy or com
try by : FERRE. . Broadway, mex 10 The Go'he Hal
i-4 fi.'
nRUG CLERK WaNrED-One having iho-
~ know ed ~ Of the business and 10 can awe
,afacorv may hear ~ situation by al
irg ~. a., This o.-e I--- JUS
NLkNTED-A stock o. dry goods from Two t. i've
w Thousand d0isr. 1r which cash Will Doe paid should
they be somewhat shcp-wou AMI cut goods. vii make
90 f-r-rcs n tho price be- reasonable. Address ALI y
ANDER. Tribune Office. i'1@ ous
90 OUn TO 5000 CAPITAL washed in ve.
,1D,V'V ry pfrhtshir manufacturing busrtss IN ms
rily a-d "a h-h msy be very sa'ey and sdyansgeousy
t3i1t. r. y HAvENs ~ Waist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
SuDWEG MATHS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. e.

S-RENJ BLAG-iE ,n- m.rug.culring As-ns o.
Ba-.s Chzmhe shower Bzhs, odcrs said Ban i'r sale
Of al .zes anl f1sh 4d warranted % Be th- cheapest
most durable auI easiest managed said .In - taA-n
The premium 81 Boston, pLls al NeNh 1fA and
he Naiiona fair 81 Wsslio gon-L sf r-ccl ended ~
tb- medic. n y and hundreds Jfcuz-us A.o ne Boa
TO- Ref igsrsor th- b-.i nanufaclrrd Asp LeishOls
E1-rnr OF self luiecuug Ch-lr, yaiuzhe acc 4on i'f
lhs SICK room For wholesale Ar ruiA o. - haiirn
lsn- iff inls
frAHtEGAtsn tA.NAts-lHH pieces t--Is f.4.uei
= CsraEr Goth fnstl AZ nEur-ci - - gefinT glaisf
- $40 De ulsrEli prc-t A. ne ~sT-n1usr ~
q. Ns.srs y J. inti, E1bb~r gSr.os, ~ Ead.1-t.as.
zoe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

jul .pI-nfis Frrncd Ao-.sin' hsl ~ - % price Of
= -nimiIsol- ID isli'f - an Ail'h Econo-
MAJ. ~ Ii 10 1- IL c. nd -Nsniu- q Also u2efb
artc Tor 81 and a. Jos - - also T-ry isfgs
snc vari-a .tock Il zel., yo-ih. an1 Lft1Ls mE-r
H.s.rd Co.. Hssia at og-uei, ny ss1rk = fl ant
fre,h re- .avssIag= scliug froIa .geh m1s
Won. 10 al EMMOSs, Fssdi1nzn'- Hal-r,
i4- lsu..-st Hut.rr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
Books.
CONSUMPTION CURABLE,

CONSUME TON CURABLE,
4 PRACTICAL TREATISE on ihe Lunes. io prove cor
y slmPuon mana. cable d.sea se, by j. : Rose, VI d.
t,r.T,n'. Wartzfne. or July. aspeuIid number with
rssr.fceu. rorrs Of G-u Tslllr and Two beautiful
rusraving'. sub . 81 els per No
Ht,'. Relations and other peoe Sketches y Ml'' r
TIE LIE .rd Adventures Of John Marreu The gres,
" e.t~m Land Pirate. Price % c.s.
BUD ADD Biae or. th- Prisae-r. Of The Revolution by
Cha. Sterilur. Price % cts
American Flora for june Price 25ct,.
Eiuard Manning or. the Bird. md Maiden 3 cts.
The Gsrd,n-,. ard Flo~er Garden Companion. u cts
Msrrale. novel,. by Mss ; teffrr. Price - cls
Lsae. National, Columbian Laey's Boob, sc Jl't re-
Al the New Book. ard Cheap Publications. can De had
j-aa ". q GRAHAM. Tribune Building.
BUFFALO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD.
gar REPORT II Hr Baldwin Of Clar-stO~n, Mas
DO. frgnsr employed Boz me surrey " Railroad
rom Toledo. Ohio 10 Chicago, Illinois ncJrpO aied AS
he 3ufs and Mis.i.sipp r. ROAD" showing the cost
an i0con- N he road -shiit-d IN series ~ Tables
compiled with showing the Produce, Busines
e ~ t1. Territory through which 10 rassrs derived
-. ,.,.vtl, trir,, flta
Aes of Incorporation passed by - Sta ~ ohio and Ia
Ju. s1i other ma o. of interest both 10 Merchar
and Capitalize Oflhe Eas aud The people OF ne West, Win
Map"
iel45 ". u. GRAHAMs ;, TriouLe Buildog.
TOMORROW. WOOD LEIGHTON,
DY MARY HON Irr-ljc.nt. -" " o. feel lhzi We are
- here introduced The reel ,b1ughu aat mems Of
our sweetest Of so-sl For vvines. a. reality
FOR breadth ard b1dness to- IN research and or SAIL DO
conveying The m pre-. ms ife on ffee Ind and earn
heart uur eud-afrd Huihoress stands ithUut rival
among recent writer's ~ ths Ae most heaithu. desrrp
lion % stt d craure- the slcisl o." esy Review.
Many y-srs have passed since We have tak-n uo =
TIE True charm Of Mary Hows's Wit ng.-Liiefafy Ga
k-tte.
Tale AZ Intense Zee lnR fni psihos Cona ming domrstc
scenes rural sketches ouirgang yev-ry book Of
thsi character W. have ever read '-Aihef.eunl
b RECESS, STRlNOEB q CO. - Broadway,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
pAssrHGrRs ARRIVED


Ships Louisa Marie Ricq Porto Rico va 81 Thomas,
Boyd s. Hncksu Courier. Beadzn- LONDON g ? rA-
becht. Jane and Barbara Brown. London. ! Kings
ford Victoria Morgan London. J Griswold Chrsto-
ph-r Colon smith. Havana spor3rd, Tlsst0n s Co
Hsvre AlnswOrth Hsvre Fox LIVINGSTON.
Bdgs Noti0 Dunkrster. SaFua a Gran6e Perkins &
Dslsro. E0lus Bartlett Cuba. Bradley John Ian
caster Loulsnd. Wilmington Monhesa Lebunson. =
Domingo. Massachusetts Burgess, - johns r. Il In
deruood Bruna, Wacnter. sieitin. VIM Weissen
Scnrs Mary anen. Warren Halifax. kendrck, DAVIS
& Co: splendid CrOWell, Boston. Cambridge. Lacy,
B0.ton B-rgeu Cook, Pe,srsturg. Jas Hunter & Co.
sloops Vgilant Heath, Providence Rhone leland,
Ill PrnHIinnce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

Export Of Cotton from he Porl Of Neir York from Sept ],
ls46. 20 June -. ls47.
To Great 9ritsin.- SOP Other places....... 1871
France .------- ,sVi0 Total. as
North OF Europe. 81 $50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

INDIANA ~TOChS.-The transfer bO0ks u be new
4 lLdi.na stale su1 Canal slocss ali De opened a. u-
flee Of ne ul4-fslsn-d, 5I Ws-sL llp-saifsJ ilOm
aud Alter Tuesday he 6,h day 4 July next
Certificates r he stocks ln pac-o bonds eur en-
dercd Wal be- really flr delivery and af-r DE- 81 july
next 81 u. BRIGHT. Ageat Of sults 90 lad,ans
Dated New Y1ra. J4 ~ NJ. iag7. irlI isJfl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
J. w BROWN. Auctisnesr.
GARNET KffRNITfiR MR. Hous. IN

CABINET FURNITURE, House Furnishing sru
- cl-s. &c j. w. BROWN vi cell st suction on
Thursday, June "a Al l0t o'clock, 81 l Broad~s,, ssrge
stock Of elegant cabinet furniture. comprising carved
soss, style Louis XVI mshoeany soff chsirs,
dressing aud buresus card center and ~orh tables,
oom4n., dysns French bsdslssds, patent folding do,
hair mattresses, &C
Also table c.siors cutlery trays solar lamps gran.
does win variety Of other arcles Catalogue now
ready, ls<t xiis-
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Gituatirns, Gr. h1antfn.

- III au-I 70 yi1rTturnrss 'e"f ~ "a-' NAH y
ps,sFa-s Or ftry --'ii be fasra Of ta< sor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
firemorks.

FIREWORKS FIREWORKS!
AT No. - MnDEs-LAsg,
" eueyy de,er,pt,on.
THE BEST QUALITY, AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
Orders FOR Edges Fireworks 81 the shoftess NOTICE
PUKDY d ROBBINS,
"a Maiden lane. jes imiss
FIREWORKS FIREWORKS
rIHHE sUBSCRiBEk Of-s 10 tho public he largee a..
j .orment " Fireworks In tho city, which he wiz col
on tho most RESPONSIBLE terms
County n.rchans dealers and vendors In general are
requested before Purchasing else where 10 call end
smioe his stock. CHAhLE5 w. vULTEE,
je Uyts lls Chatham. cornor OF d. snge o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

god sgyIs = so-foo.-c w,ts b-s. frsrch passul
f-.lb-r ,sith .onnx sh.1s., .. 81 i1l Sas.al-sl-
~ III, 10 decidedly he ch-aP-sg and besg sore In me
IIy tOaic1 sas ard Axhs proh.s our uOIsol Al orders
,unetaaly Attended %. LANG HOLLAND.
ryls SnruThk5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

~ entire stock da-g-d ~ th- rece.tf To-, vii 10 Id
81 the above p'see, d.i 8, from A fo6 ?. NJ Cal
ie23Sus. HERBERT HALL Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
|. CnrTAGE Tn RkNT y - e1ene-r

ga To IET-A cousge suitable Tor susl family
IA. pleasantly siirsied u-sr Rurnhun's Boour gdsle
* i1 fi view % the river snd rpst Stages Pas, eve
" half hour II be had partly furnishes WIN tnrnt
lure. >-r0-wsh0ut, $50. Address illiam, hcN -
Pnsl OF q. l.-l W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
SIOOO 40 5000 ANgtp5 p. p gal I.3 l,1

y VVV NII1I1 IIfTHsIII VIZ TI"7 - 'I1IT' y |"
f,riune-perhsps large enc Tts capital may BE- sub
scdb.d under ihe srsca. partnership Jaw. 10 personal
attention viii bee required and ample .ecsdiy will be given
fJr the capsl 80 real estate Apply By letter 20 Res Es
lae boy 20 Pn.lO-c-- y Y Imm-l al--y 70 o-.,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

Total toforn ports bales Ot6 oOj 727,5i 4647 g4l6
same Time ast SOL as col 7ji3i6o9 9il.e
- We have deducted from New Orleans and Charles
ton The quantities received al those pors fom Mobile, Flo
/ rdg aud Savannah
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

e. To IET-Apsrtmens IN he rear building l55
r.. Moust % smslTes peciahl- famites lnqurewllhln
- one week h-v cen a. and aid Browne i-24 "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24

WA ~! JONES AuctionosI
BOOTS AND -IIOKs-By J. D. IN0ERSOLL
ID co. store IA Pesr-st on Wednesday, July II, hb
o'clock 1910 boots shoes and bfogans, suisbh tos
tho Southern Wes-rs and cily usds.
Also, So cases len's prime hip pegged boots
Also, 30 cases mems seal slippers and bussins
Also 81 men's and boys alp p-sgsd mogans jszs
TO HosIERs AND FRAMEWORK
Il NIrTERs -L.rxs sal. Of flames and Looms Dur
~ log July will bs sod by suction, In Philadelphia,
hundred snd hirt on FrsDss and LOOMS all In good
order snd re- firing the wood. wors si0n,.
Thsse frsmss aye ON i3 to - inches vide, and from
"a % gusgs The Looms So 20 SO inches vide, and ID 10
- and fine Ruage A part ofthe frames are ribb-d Fer
Their particulars hereafter ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-24
General NonCes.

The q 5 ship Ohio, for Rio de Jsneiro Is at snci
the w Spit
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-18
PROM TIE NV ORLEANS BEE.

Of the matter of Mr.. CLAr speech we expressed our
opinion when had nothing before save the resolutions
the brief sketch which accompanied them That opinion
has undergone no change by careful and attentive peual
of the entire speech We believe Mr. CLAr correct in almost
every position he has assumed and the main points of the
speech especially that portion Of il which asserts the
elusive control Of Congress the question of war; and its
duty to proclaim the objects for which the present with
Mexico prosecuted the people at large, without distinction
Of party cannot otherwise than II the boasted at
butes Of free people worth any thing practically, they
Of the Executive that they inform why fighting and
for what we are fighting To keep in ignorance of these
points il to treat Us like the feeed slaves Of despot who
must do his bidding without murmur question.
On the issue OF territory territory, Mr. CLAY
pies conservative ground He oresces with prophetic ken all
the peril that surrounds The question He knows that while
the South continues claim the right extend her nstitu
lions in any newly acquired SOIL and the North persists in rc
fsng right the attempt to increase the present limits oil
the Union be fruitful in discod burning, and sec
tionn icuds Like wise and prudent patriot whose love OF
country paramount TO the lust Of dominion, Mr. CLAY
would avoid crisis while il may yet be Stunned lie IS
against the annexation Of Mexican territory because the effort
to annex will involve collisions Of the most dstractng and
painful character and because such acquisition would be
dearly purchased at the price OF dssenson dangerous not
fatal the stability of the Union This is growing sent
mcn among the rejecting and patriotic citizens OF the country,
and the period we think far distant when the South
in clEdeence will stand the principles distinctly enunca-
ted by MIR. CLAY.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-18
Hon. GEoRGE M. DALLAS,
VIce President Of the United States, DC

The papers in the city Of MExico publishing long
communication by Senor OrERo distinguished member of
the Mexican Congress- upon the late negotiations at the house
Of Aro Senior 0tcro maintains that the only thing really
in dispute between the Governments is the question Of
Teras and that all negotiations should be confined to solu
ton Of that single affair. He nvokes the aid Of public opin
ion induce Congress- Immediately upon assembling to de-
clare that the Government shall into treaty Of peace
with the United State under any circumstances, by which
national territory other than Texas shall be alenated He
condemns the conduct Of the late Mexican Commissioners in
asserting any arrangement whatever California, and
demands that the hands OF the Government shall be at
tied up absolutely, render legal peace at the ex-
pense Of any territory Texas absolutely mpossbe
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-18

ScIESTIyIc CoSGnEss assembled at Venice during the
present year. and fourteen hundred and seventy of
science and about two thousand lovers of science in the
Ducal Palace commencing the 18th Of September and
continued three weeks The assembly had under its consider
alton questions OF physics mathematics mechanics, geology,
neraogy geography, archaeology agriculture technology,
botany vegetable physiology, chemistry, zoology, compara-
tive anatomy, and medicine
Weekly national intelligencer., 1847-12-18

Hoes Thirteen thousand hogs have been transported by
the railroad the Baltimore market during the past
weeks There registered the books Of the Office
this place twelve thousand hundred for tho
destination Cumberland Civilian.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-15
Appalling Loss of Life.

Baltimore correspondent of the National Era
publishes letter he received from Vera Cruz from
which we make the following extract, with his remarks
Had not full intelligence respecting the dreadful NOR
taty among U. S. soldiers been carefully concealed
from the public, this dagicious war would have stop
ped long since for want of men. Those who are now
dying by hundreds daily, deluded and deceived
to dispose them to enlist
"The yellow fever, small pox, and black tongue are
taking the people off very fast. On yesterday there
we're one hundred ane ftY-fve buried 1t is now two
o'clock in the day, and of the physician tod me
that one hundred and eight have died since last night
at six o'clock with the diseases just mentioned"
On receiving the above letters, offered the mortal
ty concerning items to the editor of one of ou
daily papers, but he declined publishing it, with the
remark, that news of corresponding date already
published did not confirm the statements of my cores
pondent Thus has the truth as to the perls of thu
been suppressed by those to whom TIE public hav
right to look for it. Had our people been kept faith
fully posted the progress of resuts-had the reo
extent of our losses by disease, as we'll as by wal
been stated from time to tme-far greater would hav
been the difficulties Of the movement.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-07-15
Windham Go, Convention.

The Lii berry party in the County of Windham met
in convention at Newfane on the Sd inst, and organic
ed by choosing Timothy Goodel, of Jamaica, chair
man, and O. L. Skater secretary.
Dana Hyde, of Townshend, w. II. Jones, of Dover
and Timothy Underwood, of Putney, were nominated
as candidates for the senate.
Dana Baily, of Townshend, Jacob Esty, of Brattle
boro, and VIM. H. Hodges, of Newfane, were appoint
ed county committee for the year ensuing.
Town committees were appointed as follows Brat
tleboro, Jacob Esty Dummerston, Daniel Walker
Putney, Hubbard Eastman Rockingham Isaac Smith
Grafton, Thaddeus Taylor; Windham Zenas H. Up
ham, Londonderry, Dr. Gibson; Athens, o S Wells
Jamaica, James Brown; Wardsboro A K Wilder Do
vor, Perry Wilmington, Rufus Stevens; Whiting
ham, Hoton Sawyer; Newfane Orason Fisher; Gull
ford, John Carpenter; Brookine, Weman Som
erset, Hazelton Rice.
The committee on resolutions reported by thei
chairman, as follows
Resolved, That the nominations made by the State
convention, of Lawrence DNlnerd for Governor, Jacol
Scott for Lieutenant Governor, and Zenas Wood TO
Treasurer, meets our cordial appreciation, and w
pledge ourselves to give them our united support.
Resolved, That the Liberty party creed of 1917
identical with that of 1910, which it first proclaimed
the world, viz, against slavery by all constitution
al means, till the baleu institution is eXtrpaed iron
our land. And we discountenance all attempts to 10
terpoate into creed any other wayside issues, or
narrow it down to suit the views any other party.
Resolved That, in our opinion, the present war wit
Mexico is not only unconstitutional but aggressive i
its character waged with the papabe intention Q
wrestling from her portion of her territory for the u
terror purpose of extending the area ofsavery
Resolved, That present appearances indicate thc
the wing and democratic parties about to exchang
places the wings to become the "naural allies of tn
south, and the democrats the pretended friends of Lii
erty at the north.
Resolved, That, in view of what has transpred sine
our organization in 1910, have great reason to than
God and take courage.
Resolved that the town committees are advised, an
earnestly requested to present the claims of the Lbe
y Association to the Liberty party voters in the towr
where they severally reside, and to take names ar
make collections in its behalf
Resolved, As the sense of this convention that it
expcdient to hold Liberty Mass meeting sometime
the month ofAugust next, and that the county comm
tee take measures to secure the attendance of H.
Garnet, J. p. Hale, and H. B. Stanton.
These resolutions were ably discussed by T Goo
ale d Bailey, Dana Hyde and W II Hodges, al
unanimously adopted
T. GOODALE, President
o, L. SKATER, Secretary.
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Resolved, That the "Liberty Party" have succeed
ed in throwing off the mask of the great political par
ties of the South and compelled them to confess to the
world Notwithstanding their former hostile attitude to
each other that they have but object in view, and
one interest to advance and that object and that in
terest is the extension and perpetuation of American
slavery.
Resolved, That the time has come that there is no
alternative for the North, but immediate, and manful
resistance or base, cowardy, and perpetual subms-
sion to the slave power the nation
The above resolutions were most ably, and eloquent
ly discussed by Hon. Jacob Scott of Barre, A. j. Row
ell of North Troy, ]. Poland of Montpelier and others
and unanimously adopted by the convention.
The nominating committee reported for Senator the
name of John West Esq., of Morristown, which report
was adopted by the convention
For county committee NJ Robinson ir., C. Burnett
S. Merriam.
Town Committees Morristown, N Slocomb s
Rand, West; Hydepark, Aaron Morse, s Brown jr
S A Spcer; Johnson, David Wood s N Tracy, S G
Waters Cambridge, M. Stafford, H w Morgan, NJ
Health Waterville, Osro D Page, s Manchester, D {
Hurlbert; Belvidere, Spencer, L Brown R Tellot
son; Eden w C Atwell, T Pratt, Carnish; VOL
colt, Joel Jones, D Andruss, H Brown; Emore
Crspus Shaw, C Scofeld A Camp Sterling, A Kel
lam, L Gates, D. Foster; Mansfield, N Butts, Sim
onds S Edison.
Resolved That we most cordially approve of the
nomination Of John West Esq., as a suitable candid
ate for Senator and will make use of all honorable anC
efficient MEANS to secure his election. Adj sine die
N FOSTER, President
c BURNETT, Secretary.