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TO the Voters of Raleigh,

S Mr.. Stuart the present incumbent of the Office
N of Constable, is not Candidate for reelection I
beg leave to announce that Candidate for said Of
flee. If elected shall endeavor discharge my duties
properly and faithfully. HINTON FRANKLIN.
January 10, lS4S 6SS
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New Supply of Piano Forles.

NcH supply OA E-AhAaO EOF4EDs
r. AiNES, RICHES, & CO, Sycamore Street, Pei
SEersburg, Virginia, have it in their power t'
urnish their friends and the public generally with
style and pattern of Piano Forte, with either wOOd
mahogany cases. that the most astidious taste may
and at such reduced prices cannot be
objected to. u --' t-N
As they have an acquaintance with all the best
lacturers in the Northern cities, and have spared
pains in making their selections they will in no case
hesitate to warrant every instrument they SELL that
the purchaser will run risk whatever. Their new
styles of finish and be surpassed either for
beauty excellence. 4sEs#
They have furnished several lately to orders received
from North Carolina aud elsewhere, and have received
from the purchasers voluntary written evidence Of the
entire satisfaction which they gave.
Their stock of Books Stationary, &c.. iB also very
large and complete. They have also established a
Bndery and Blankbook Mandatory, at which Record
Books. and other blank work is made in the very bcs
manner and al very tow prices They only need trial
to establish the truth of WHAT'S here set orthi All
ders for blank work. binding of books. musc sc. will
be.prompty attended to. and warranted TO please Ia
both orkmanshp and price. .EfFE
September !, iS47. Cos
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Segars and Tohacco.

"E are IN receipt of lot Of splendid Segars Of
: w rious brands, and two of very fine chewing
Tobacco to which invite the attention of those who
indulge in such luxuries. PESCUD e. JOHNSON.
Jan. 12.ls-s- .zf1@ z.t8 -. $50
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ing to the able message from the President of the
nlted States and the discussion which esned there
on, IN the. House Of Representatives, on Thursday
last # will be seen that the President very proper
to negotiations with Mexico negotiations which
have not been terminated, and which may be resum-
ed. The customary and usual reservations contain
ed in the calls of either House for information from
the Executive emitted. In the present case the
call was unconditional. No dis cretion was left to
the President to whether the information asked
would be preudicial to the public interests or not
but the President, while anxious to furnish all proper
information, nevertheless believes be his solemn
duty, under the circumstances, not to make public,
and to communicate to Mexicos now our enemy, and
with whomswe engaged in war, Information which
could not fail to produce serious embarrassment in
any future negotiation between the two countries.
The President is fully sustained in his course by the
examples of Washington, Monroe and Jackson-sup-
ported by the opinions of Mr.. Livingston Mr.. Madi-
son and Chief Justice Marshall.,'
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JOR PRTNTTNC

Executed at this Office with neatness accuracy and des-
patch. Such as, the following: Blanks Pamphlet,
Labels, Cards, Hand-bils &c. &c.
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Washington, Jan. 10, ls4s.
After the Message had been read an animated de-
ate occurred, in which Messrs. Adams, Holmes,
Ichenck. and G. j. Ingersoll participated. Mr.. Ad-
ms argued that the House entitled to the nfor-
alton called for and said that body ought to assert
nights in the strongest manner. At the close of
e debate the Message was committed to the Com
ttee of the Whole House the state of the Union,
10 made the special order of the day for yesterday
The following extract from the Richmond Enqui-
Ct expresses our views so well that submit it to
VI readers in lieu of any remarks of our own: =
we devote large portion of our paper this msrn-
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.

Raleigh, Jan. 6, 1s4S.
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DAILY NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
WEDNESDAY MORN, APRIL 10, ls4S.
Mr.. Davis.

We hope our readers will pardon us for
again referring to this individual. We are
aware that this controversy must be anything
but interesting to them, nevertheless there are
some perhaps who, unacquainted with the
circumstances of the case, would suppose, if
we should let his last letter pass without COM
ment, that we did so because his communica-
ton contained the truth in regard to the mat
ter.
Before, however, replying to the communi-
cation of Mr.. Davis, which appeared in the
Times of last week, we wish to say few
words in relation to the channel through which
that communication is given to the public
The editor of the Times is a third party in the
affair he enters into the controversy, stating
that he wished to see "equa1 fairness dealt to
all, yet he allows the articles on one side OF
the question to find place in his columns,
ut excludes the letter published in the Ban
sor Gazette, which was reply to these artl-
Hes, How much regard to equal fairness
there is in this, we leave the public to judge.
Ne however, care but very little about 1t
n,rselves, indeed we are perfectly willing that
he Times should be the organ OF the Liberty
,arty. that its editor should play second hddle
4 Davis. Wiley & Co. Neither will be bene-
tilted by the co-partnership on the long run
mss l-.4-- - tho Times of last week, from
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANs-Towed to sea 9sth, ships Onta-
rio Ashland. Adv 7th, ship Queen Victoria for Havre
l2th wanting bulk of $50 bales; Wakona, for Liver
pool, passage only.
MOBILE-Cld Eth, barque Desdemona, stinson, Ca
dir.
SAVANNAH-Ar 10th, brig Kcdron, Carney, fm
Thomaston. Sid barque Harvard.
GEORGETOWN, SC.-On the bar 9th, brigs Mo-
selle, Snow, for Bath, waiting crew; Bourne for
ThomastOn.
WILMINGTON-Cld 18th, brig Florence, Hopkins,
York sch Canary, Farnsworth, do.
NORFOLK-Ar 13th schs Mount Vernon, Collamsr
Lincolnville; VIM Peters, Lord, Portland.
PHILADELPHIA-Went to sea 18th, Pm. brig Gen
Taylor.
NEW YORK-Ar 10Th, barques Murlo, Minot, Nv
Orleans; Indiana, Watts, do brig BurInah, Sargent
Havana II d.
NEW LONDoN-Ar l4th, brigs Ellis, Kellar, Phila-
adephia for Boston Monterey, Kellar, New York for
Thomaston.
STONINGToN-Ar 18th, sch Adelaide, stackpols,
Charleston.
BOsTON-Ar 18th, schs VIM MCobb, Bradley, FIN
Bristol Echo, Waite, Wiscasset; Jasper Buker Rich
mond Good Hope, Spinney, hence Cid barque Cum
berland, Woodbury., Bangor, to load for Cuba brig
Uzardo, Mereen, Bath Sid brig Walpoe.
CALAIS-Sld 9Th, sch Jane Eliza, Morton, Provi-
dence.
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COMMERCIAL.

HAVANA, April 7, ls4s.
From Circular of Messrs. Storey, Spaulding & Co.,
received by Messrs. Magoun & Clapp, of this City.
Imports-Beef, mess v Dbl $12 O., duty SO 05;
do prime ID g. los; do jerked US " (o5 fbs) IS
"a i6rs, 46 do do sA, l3 "a 49, Sc; Beans, white "a
8, IS; Butter, "a qql, SIS % "a, SO; Cheese 10 :,
% IA, o6; Cider, IN boxes, p doz. @, les;
Corn, yellow, 70 ar, 10 RS, II; do NEAL V Dbl, Sc
"a -, co. Flour, Orleans, Is 20 Isl, IS do North
ern, 10 20 ss5; Fish, cod, " gql A a S, 81; do
paddock a -, 81 do hake p :, 81; Hams, Or
leans 70 Is, 3d. Lard la 06; Nails, I'D to I'D,
g. "a, "a Oil, sperm, t ar, "a RS 60; do whale
refined 20 "a, 60; do do common l8 2o So Onions.
" 100 punches, IS :, 49, improving Potatoes, T.
Dbl, =, GO; Pork, prime 10 :, "a do mess IA Il
- IA; do clear l6 -, 4 do do in boxes, p qql
10 a., . so; Soap, yellow 81 "a, 97l Paper wrap
ping, p m, rs, II Rice, Carolina U ar, lOs "a,
-; Lumber Boards, W Y m $50 % 5 SIS do do
PIP 1s % 5 55 Hoops, II & IA #, 80 "a, 80;
Shocks, box 6lrs, 81; do sugar hid Is 90 % do
molasses do ID TO- % emrty, casks $3l 81, 3d.
Exports-Cotfee, ed & Sd, y qql. Sc g. duty 20c do
Trage 81, 2oc Honey casks &c y gall RS, lsc;
Molasses, casks SIC v gal, y kes "a, free; Sugar.
assorted VIII bro, ar, 81 =, 3rs y box; do white
Il 10; do yellow a 81 do brown Al ST do Cugu-
clio a A do Muscovado A 5, 9lc v hid. Ex-
change-London ~ prem New York & Boston a II
dsct; N Orleans par prem. Freights-Gt Britain
f2 II 20 3 5; Baltic f3 20 3 10, nominal; Cowes
and mkt on the continent between Havre and Ham
burg f2 II 20 s. Mediterranean f3 5 10 80; Uni
ted States Sugar v box lOrs Moasses v hid SCI 2a
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Port Prince Cd inst, brig Juan de Carthagena.
Gray, for York, 10 d.
AT Ponce LIST inst, barque Condor, Long, for York
dg; brig Eineine, Loring, for Baltimore, ldg.
At Sagua Sd inst, brig Vincennes, Titcomb, disg
At Havana 9Th inst barques Rochelle, Harmon, from
Portland, ar 5th, diss Hannah Thornton, Hanna, fun
Boston, ar 5th Isnardon, Sanford, for New York,
Benj Adams, Coombs, for do ldg; Sarah Warren, Cur
tbs, unc bngs Margaretta. Everett fin Trsscott, Nc
for Laguna and Vera Cruz, soon; Wanderer soue, I'm
Wilmington NC. ar 5th; M'Lellan, Hardy for Sagua,
load for New York Rodney, Rogers, for outpor,
load f Boston Sebago, Coffin, for Bahia Honda, q
Hardy, burlington, for do, to load Olive Thompson,
Pote, for New York, same day Eliza, Brazier, unc
schs Pemaquid Sproul, fin Frankfort, ar 9th.
Ar at Matanzss 3lst nlt brig Potos Patterson, Port
land.
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Pc RI OF B A Il Ii.
TUESDAY, APRIL 10.

TUESDAY, APRIL Is.
ARRIVED.
Brig Marcia, Tibbetts, Savannah.
Brig Frances Louisa, Whitmore, Wilmington, NC
Brig Thoosa, Stearns, Boston.
Sch Sas Parker, Coffin Nantucket.
Schs Margaret, Lincoln Phaton, Braunan Ophir =,
Boyngton Catharine, M'Near Jane, Ingraham, and
Wonomontogus, Given, Boston,
Sch Texas, Baker, Salem.
CLEARED.
Sch John Ross, (Br) WCuoch, Londonderry, Ms
SAlLED-Sch Beauchamp, M'Intire, Wiscasset.
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Special Notice.

NAIS is to certify that have but ONE AGENT in Bath
L and that Mr.. ALBERT G. PAGE is my only agent
or the sale Of my Genuine SarsapariHa 4 Tomato Bit
ers and oil er medicines and all persons wishing
tcles of this kind will be to get the genuine by
calling on him. FREDERIC BROWN.
Boston, Feb, 1648.
N. B.--Beware of counterfeits and imitations-the
market is full of Them. lyd96-lyoaml9
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From Mexico.
NEW York, Monday, April II,
10 o'clock, p. NJ.

The steamboat Ohio has arrived at New
Orlean with Vera Cruz dates of March 81,
and Tampico of I'd instant. At the latter
part of March an agent of Santa Anna obtain
ed passports for him from the American COM
mander at Orazaba, and he then proceeded to
Vera Cruz to charter vessel to convey the
General out of the country. The agent
chartered brig, which at the last accounts
was lying at Antigua, about IL miles north Of
Vera Cruz.
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Brighton Market--Apri1 10, lS4S.

Reported for the Boston Daily .9dUertiser.
At Market 1896 Beef Cattle, 40 pairs Working Oxen
30 Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep, and $500 Swine.
Prces-Beef Catte-Last weeks prices were not
sustained We quote extra 81; first quality 80 %
IS second Sc "a 6 25 third 25 % rs.
Working Oxen-Sales at $40. $s5, S92 and $1lO.
Cows and Calves-Sales at go, $26, $50 and $685.
Sheep--Sales at "a, 4 rs, and Is.
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of Maine, as to the proper time when it should
be deliyered-w it will have the most eff
fect-for the mighty intellect of the State
agent, doubtless, is more capable of deciding
such point than one of Mr.. Webster's aoli-
ties
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Notice..

IF my friends that have small bills at my store, will
i call and settle them this month, shall feel under
some obligation 10 them, az have some large bills TO
pay, which cannot pay unless / collect nay small
ones. IllOMAS bOWLEo.
Bath, April 3, IS4e.
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= We are indebted to F. w. Richardson,
for copy of the New York Daily Herald, in
advance of the mail.
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Room Paper.

TTVHOSE in want of Room Paper will do well to call
Il and examine, some new and splendid patterns
just received at SAWYERS Bookstore.
April 49, dl44
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THE NORTHERN TRIBUNE
MARINE JOURNAL.

MOVEMENTS OF THE STEAMSHIPS
From Liverpool From Boston
Acadia. ......,............Apri l S........May 3
From New York
America, Judkins. March 25........April 10
From Southampton
Washington, Johnsto, April 20
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SPOKEN.

April 10, lat "a 90 Ion rs 15 sch shawmut, Farrar
I'm Georgetown, sc. for Thomaston.
April TO- lat 36 10, lon "a 49, passed barqus Cath
arne, Of Thonaston, I'm York for N Orleans.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, April IA.

WASHINGTON, April lf'
SENATE.-A message was received in writ
ing from the President, by the hands OF his
private secretary, Mr.. Walker, respecting the
superiority of Colts repeating fire arms.
Agreeably to notice, ,r. Davis, OF Mas
sachusetts, from the Committee on Patents.
asked and obtained leave to bring in bill for
amending the act of Congress for the promo
ton of useful arts and inventions. which was
read twice.
Mr.. A shley of Ark. moved to take up the
bill for comforting judicial powers on Ameri-
can consuls resident in China and Turkey, for
the purpose of making it the special order OF
the day for Wednesday next, which was
agreed to-
On motion the Senate then took up the
the mouth of the Cumberland Island, in the
Ohio River.
Mr.. Bagby of Ala, spoke at considerable
length in opposition to the bill.
After some farther discussion for and
against, the previous question was called for.
The bill was then read a third time and pas
sed, by Yeas 81. Nays 8. The rest of the day
was devoted to private bills, when the Senate
adjourned.
HoUsE.-Mr. Rockwell of Conn. called for
the regular order of business, and moved that
the private calendar be taken up.
The Speaker announced as the first thing
in order the business on the Speakers table,
which was the case of the contested election
between Mr.. Monroe and Mr.. Jackson of N.
Y. Mr. Van Dyke of N. J. being entitled to
the floor, proceeded to address the House, and
advocated Mr.. Monroe's claim to his seat, and
endeavored to show by evidence that Mr..
Jackson was elected by illegal votes in suf-
ticient numbers, when deducted from his ap-
parent majority, to give Mr.. Monroe his seat.
After Mr.. Van Dyke had finished his speech
the subject was laid aside for the purpose OF
proceeding to the regular order of the day.
The House accordingly resolved itself into
a Committee of the Whole on the State of the
Union and took up the private Calendar, Mr..
Morse of La, in the Chair.
Several private bills from the Senate were
taken up, read the third time and passed,
when on motion the House adjourned.
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- We are indebted to Capt. BLANCHARD
of the Huntress, and to Mr.. JOHN HAYDEN,
and Capt. EBEN HALE of this city, for Boston
papers in advance of the mail.
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HWe are indebted to Messrs. MAGouN &
CLApp, of this city, for copy of the prices
current at Havana on the 7th inst, which ap-
pears under the proper head. Will those who
are in the habit of receiving such intelligence,
render US like favors:
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e JOHN GREEN RICHARDSON, (WhigO
was yesterday elected Councilman from ward
7, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Elisha Clarke, Esq.
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Powder Il Shot.
A PRIZE article Of Powder and all sizes of Shot,
IA for sale at BOW LES.
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y q; New Moon, Sd, O'Clock % minutes evening.
oS First Quarter 10th, 10 o'clock, 10 min morning
9 Z Full Moon, 18th, O'Clock, 50 mn morning.
& c Last Quarter, 26th, O'Clock Al min. morning.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC--April 10, 1s4s.
HiGH WArEa Sun. DAYS.
- NOR | % ev. r. ST. SEAS length l3 81
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to deceive, and it requires more than common
charity to suppose that he did not mean to de-
ceive.
M. Davis says his statements are admitted
by ourselves to be true. We have admitted
Just what we here state-we have never adj
mitted anything more. We do not even ad-
NIT that Mr.. Drvis' forced confessions are
wholly free from doubt. He says that Mr..
Webster was absent from every vote taken on
the Ten Regiment bill up to that time-mean-
ing up to the time of the discussion. By the
phrase, "eveyy cote" he gives the idea that sew
eral had been taken. Can Mr.. Davis show that
previous to that time there had been more
than one vote taken that had any connection
with the bill But the complaint against Mr..
Webster is now changed! At the convention
it was that he had lodged votes-now, since
Mr.. Webster has spoken and voted against the
bill, the complaint is because he did not speak
earlier. Some men must grumble, and 1t
makes no great odds to them what they grum-
L.. IL xroOld he
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Making per cent for the year ending Au-
gust I'd, 1913. Said percentage to be cast on the
oripinal amount of premium note, without refer
ence to any endorsements, and to be paid to the
Treasurer at his Office in Montpelier, on or before
the 18th day al October, ls4S, being the annual
meeting of said Company.
As usual list Of persons insured IN fhe scvc,
raj towns, with the amount of assessments due
from each respectively, will he forwarded to the
representatives elect TO the Legislature by whom
the money can be sent. Members Of the Compa-
ny chould aecoect this opportunity, as it affords
to all cheap, safe, convenient way by which
money for their insurance can be transmitted; and
it is expected that each member of the Company
from whom assessments are due, will improve the
opportunity thus offered The Assessments are
dine in October, and in order to meet the liabili.
ties of the Company must be paid in promptly
The assessments Of this year are small, u 3 per
cent and can easily paid by the members Of the
Company when due. a little pains taken to for
ward the money by your Representatives, in the
fall, will save the members much expense and
trouble; and am instructed by the Directors to
take efficient measures TO enforce the collection OF
all assessments remaining unpaid at the rising OF
the Legislature. j. L. THURSTON, Trcas'r
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug. 6, lsls.
IS; 3w.
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH,
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
New York. Monday. Aup. as-s O'Clock

New 1ork, Monday, Aug. 2S,-S o'clock.
VESSELS SEIZED AT VERA CRUz-Capt.
Simpson of the steamer Southerner v that
when he left, on the 25th ult., there were / pri-
Vate merchant vessels in port there. which had
come loaded with goods, not knowing thai the
Castle City, Custom House. and whole country
had been delivered up to the Mexican authorities
Immediately when these vessels arrived in port,
Mexican officers were sent on board and ordered
to keep charge of them, and this was their inten-
ton when the Southerner left 1t was said that
they all had on board articles that were contra
band according to Mexican law, and were there
fore liable to forfeiture
North CARoLINA.-The RaIeiqh Stand
ard gives the returns of the recent election for
Governor Of North Carolina. For Charles
Manley, (Whig) 4O,24O. For David S. Reid
OemocraD 9,S93,-Whig majority, S47.
The Senate stands Wings &c, Democrats "a.
House of Commons Tie, co each-giving to the
Wings two majority on joint ballot. The seat
of the Wing Senator for Orange County is
contested. There is one vacancy in each
branch Of the new Legislature occasioned by
the death of the Democratic member from
Duplin Co., and in the House of Commons by
the death of the member from Burke, Wing.
1t is said Gen. Taylor would soon visit Lou
isville, Ky.
Havana papers say every thing is quiet in
Porto Rico
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Eorever!

LoCoFoCo COUNTY CONFERENCE.-The Reg
rlar Democrats of Addison County held then
County Convention in this place, on Thursday
last. P. c. Tucker, Esq, of Fergennes, presided
Yhe meeting was very respectable in point of
numbers and character-about three times as
manr being present. as At the late Bamburner-
Libertv-C oalii II County Convention. The res
olufions passed at the previous Convention, call
ed by the Democratic County Committee, were
Indignantly rcpudiatsd-it being asserted that the
Convention was ruled by persons trcachcrous TO
the partv-which persons were forthwith eXcom-
mucated from the Locofoco fold
The Convention was addressed by d. A. Small
icy, Esq, of Burlington, who showed up "the
used-up man" of Kinderhook in his true colorS,
and was received with much applause by the ~Old
Line" democracy Gen. Taylor also came in for
his share of dcnunciation-but the speaker was
evidently much less at home on this subject, than
in speaking of Van Buren,, to whom he had hith-
ero so long Welded his honest and confding sup
port, Every much to his regret" In reference to
Gen TAYLOR, it is but justice 10 say, Mr.. 5. had
the candor and good taste not to deal IN any per-
sonal abuse, such as we heard from STRIPPING de
claimer at the late Barnburner meeting-who
called Gen. Taylor BLOODY old ignoramus.
Mr. S did, nevertheless state his deliberate opin-
ion that Gen Cass would be elected by majority
of at least fifty electoral votes y The Convention
nominated p C. Tucker and URIAH MINER,
Is candidates for Senators.
The following are two Of the resolutions pass
cd by the Convention:
"Rcsolved, That the resolutions of the social
cd Addison County Democratic Convention of
the Goth July were the expression of the opinions
of disaffected Democrats, and not the sentiments
of the true Democratic party of Addison Coun-
ty; and that, although that Convention was call
ed by the Democratic Committee Of the County,
il was controlled 10y men who had deserted our
ranks, and who are not recognized as members OF
the Democratic party-thaI its acts were those of
disorganizers and Of men who, under the name OF
Democrats, assumed upon themselves the right TO
speak for the party to which they did not belong.
Resolved, That the Democracy of Addison
County acknowledge the dictation of no leaders
who assume TO introduce treason into their ranks
that they are not TO be endorsed over or sold,
like cattle in the market, by any man or set Of
men whatever, and that the attempt so TO transfer
them, by few men heretofore respected IN their
ranks and who have now deserted them, furnishes
the vely best occasion for showing that no person
al popularity can justify desertion Of political
principle"
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single one who, understanding the matter, will
he TREAcnERoUs TO his party and his princi-
ples? We believe not. We are happy to
saw that we have not yet found the protessed
Wing who avows an intention of voting for
Van Buren-notwithstanding the vaporing
and boasting of our opponents. Who, then,
will be found to desert his State ticket? What
reason can be assigned for voting for Third
Party Town Representative, who certainly
cannot stand better on the Free Soil question
than his Wing competitor? We earnestly
beg every man who has acted with US hitherto,
to think of these things seriously, soberly,
lispassionately, as the honor of his State and
q genuine love of Freedom demand. Know
ing the character of Vermont freemen, we
have little fear for the result Our victory,
we believe, will be glorious and decisive