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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-03-06

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TWO CENTS.

ment. But this was not the only confederation that
weighed with me. My service in the Two chambers Of
Congress bad been long and arduous. | had re-
manned in the Senate longer than wished at the in
stance Of the General Assembly OF Kentucky.
needsd retire mont aud repose and there many
eaSy selection might be- made to supply my ace
II there we certainty thai any great EN- rsenoy
would aihe, and thai I better than another. could
assist in conducting tha safely through 1t,
obeyipg the paramount duty winch ono to
his country, would suppress all repugnsncc which
feel to Tho resumption of seat the senate, dis
regard all etiquette. mako any personal sacrifices,
and proceed with alacrity. to the post VIII Oh
might be assigned me. But dark and threat
eniBg as the clouds which overhang US,
hope that they will be dispersed, without any storm
bursting upon our heads but. IL II should come,
am persuaded that the monwealth has many citi-
zens more able than am to face and avert its effects.
] must, thrref re. adhere to the resolution which
communicated TO your excellency aud respec de-
cline accepting the appoint mont which YOU have had
the goodness to offer II 1t pos be for me to
reconcile TO my feelings, and to OF public duty,
my return to the Senate tier. minor consid-
eratons opposed to my acceptance of mporary ap-
pc ntment, not without weight in mind The sos
sion II the Senate is drawing to close. By the time
that could make preparations for the journey and
reach Washington, very short remnant of 1t would be
left, during which could render essential service
And again; the executive appointment terminating
with the meeting of the General Assembly that bpdY
wi have to perform the duty Of designating Me- Gritty
tenders successor am unwilling to be In positiOn
which might occasion II the least embarrassment ia the
choice OF that successor request your exceonoy to
accept my profound ack nowrdgme nts for the datin-
gulshed proof of the confidence ia which you do
tho honor to entertain. have the honor to be- with
want. II. CLAY
His Exccllcncy WM. OwsLEy, &C., &c.
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ted between wedging their way to salts
f,,try Josition, from which 10 the fire.
WI rks and listening TO the bowling nd screeching of
tie inrocents whom they held in their At
lorgh tie la Ut arr i've d. and with 1t tho ball opened,
al The sovcreie ms we're in ecstacies. man l.
scing in ~ CHI u convince the thuusan Is
asstn be that he had important card To play in
The ane VII Oh was about to be commenced lie threw
Ills eyes first ut ono collection If fireworks then ut
another and until he had sat sfed him ef tn At
tie ltison who had the duty Of erecting them per
formed 1t faithfully. Not satisfied with inspecting
each particular arrangement, he had
minui'ly examined tho last he took general survey,
ana his btaring and manner, after DONG satisfied
those PRESENT that all the fireworks in apple ie
order. ard required hut the application of "a simple
ltco-foco match to shine out IN the most brilliant
manner. lille these things going the greatest
Impotence was unaffected by the crowd aud to ono
who is accustomed 10 such things it really appeared
ihe Thousands Of Strangers and count
bled could not dc easily or at peace with the world If
the dllay advertised were not made. At length all
thu g. beng in readiness The torch applied and 10
teau ful Chinese with colcrd fres and stars il
observed by al' The COUNT cjacullte OH OH
The cry H. token up and reaches tho farhest extre
In y OF the Park" Oh, oh! OH" and one continue
oh ~ IL heard until the last spark has expired aud
all is dark again. I he match is then applied TO NUN
Der two and yareg ated nd brilliant display is made
10 he great woIdc mcnt OF our country cousins Tho
same may be said Of all the other pieces which
composed Of bouquets Of Chinee fires Chinese CRIB,
starr Roman candles, pyramids, columns, diamond,
roses tf purple and green, &C. &c all Of which drew
forth enthusiastic applause.
The finishing piece. however, capped the climax. 1t
was dee ldedy of the most brilliant displays OF tho
pyrott clinic ant that We have ever witnessed, and
hected credit all concerned. IL not oHly the
most magnificent part Of he display but also cha
racters,c Of the time; we will give full description
Of it. II was composed as follows
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DeclInationof Mr.. Dodge, as the Candidate or
the Barmburmcrs, for Vice Preslient.

have seen in the published proceedings the Con-
vention at Utica New York, that my name is put in
nomination for Vice-Presdent OF the United States
on the ticket with MIR. Van Buren,. No information
has been given to me by the Convention or its order
OF this nomination; and have waited some days for
that Information, furnishing the suitable occasion
for making my answer But, beginning to doubt whe-
tser any such communication will be made and seeing
my name placed in many papers a candidate for the
VceIresidency, by virtue of that nomi nation deem
1t proper to delay longer, and to declare at once
and in this public manner, my inability to accept It.
The State to which belong was represe nted la the
Baltimore Convention the vote of that State was
given to Messrs. Cass and Butler; they nomina-
ted and one of the citizens Of that State, that
nomination Immediately received my cordial concur
renee and support and will continue to do so.
have long been the friend, personally well as DO
litcay, of Mr.. Van Buren,; and under other circum-
stances, would be proud to have my name associated
with his in any way but the acceptance Of this nom-
nation is impossible; and have to request the MEM
bcrs Of tho Convention and the public, to receive this
declination as my answer, and to this mode Of
making it-being the only mode which the want Of a
communication from the Convention leaves open to
mo- HENRY DODGE
Washington City, June 20, 1S4S
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Amos Lawrence was seized with fit of epilep-
sy, while IN church at Boston on Sunday last He
Is better and likely to recover.
II is stated as fact that certain citizen of the
West, during the late disturbances in England, AN
tcipating the deposition of Victoria, bought one
hundred and fifty acres Of land in Arkansas, and
immediately decided the same to England Queen
and to her heirs forever!
The County Board Of Philadephla have made
State has also paid s5S, IL. The county had
before paid $59l4 -, making in all to this date.
$267, 400 81.
There was to be meeting held in Boston on
Monday evening for the purpose of contributing to
the fund raising in Ireland and in this country
for Mrs Mitchell, the wife Of the Irish convict At
Bermuda.
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The Presidency and General Taylor.

BALTIMORE, July 3, 1873
The following was read by the Hon. Baylie Pey-
ton to the Taylor Ratification Meeting at New Or
leans.
We are authorised by General Taylor to say that the
course Of the Louisiana delegation in the whig
ton, lately assembled at Philadelphia, meets with hs
entire, full and unequivoca appreciation that he not
only never doubted but ntimated doubt, that
his honor and reputation safe in their hands.
BAYLIE PEYTON,
LOGAN HUNTER,
A. G.. BULLETT
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HAvASs, juno A.-The sugar market remains In
about the position previously noticed quote
tons are assorted kinds to g. OK to 9k rs ordinary
white 7K to "a good to choice to 9rs; superior and
horete yellow 5X to 6; good to hns4 TO rs browns,
81 to 3li RS; and Cucuruchos, ~ to Suboined
the total exports Of from the 1t January last
to the LIST inst. =: '4a
From Hapsaa. Ffem Mstswsss.
1S47. !. 184S 1847. l84S.
Boxes. go. 317,35l 32e,3s0 2o3830 164 Gee
Since then $1,000 boxes have been shipped, 1000 Of
which to the United States last year to tho
period 900 boxes had gone forward very little has
been done in Muscovado sugars, the value Of which u
3a4 The last sales Of moasses at ~ but
some holders disposed to concedc little on that
rate of imports Sales Of nsh made ct % for Haks
and Haddeck The stock Of lard Is reduced to $50
brs; the article 10 worth $11Hal2 $50 casks, fresh
import Of good Carolina rice sold ct two csrgoos
Bath lumber sold at 500 Box shocks dull fresh hoops
would find sales to limited extent. Oil ID depressed,
except Gnc sperm candles unaltered. Corn sold fom
store at rs cargoes Spanish -four cha nged hands
at $685. per 1856 lbs and 100 bbls American at IS In
deposit; two cargocs Spanish and 800 bbls American
remain unsold. Freights-two American vessels
chartered at e. lis Cd for Cowes and market and
for Genoa at CO. For Spanish and English W sells ga
los "a been paid TO Cork and direct English ports
For the nited States ~ have been paid fer bog,
aud S4Ha5 for bids sugar; rates OF uossses nominal
In exchanges there have been large transactions on
London at Ii per CT prem and at IL per OF. We
quote on New York and Boston lA2x pr OF discount
with little inquiry
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Barbarous Murders

= . ALBANY, July 3, 1873.
Mr.. Noah Smith and his wife, both over seventy
years of age, murdered at Petersburg, Renssa-
laer county on Saturday night last. They lived
Williamstown road. Mrs. Smith was sister of
the father of Gideon Reynolds, member of Con-
gress 1t is said that to obtain some 81 500, (most
the cause of the villins committing the murder.
No traces of the murdercrs have yetbeendiscover-
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strange In relate not soul injured by the burst
lug; tho fiapn cnts Of the gun picked up in diT.-
rent parts f the street. como twonty yards from whore
il occurred.
An AFrRAv.-An unpleasant scene took place yes
terday afternoon in Monroe street, near Rutgers
Stmo young rowdes entered the house where the hose
mpany xce!,ior, No il Ike in Henry street and
made "a with he machine, under the precnce of put
ting out a fro somewhere in the eighborhood. They
were confronted by of tho members Of the compi
NY who arrested heir progress and aftsr few words
general fight emued, snda few broken heads were the
consequences. One young man was struck the tenn
pie by trumpet and felled TO the ground. whore lao
remained enseless fer tome minutes. He taken up
much Injured.
man named Aaron Schwartz had his finger shot
OF accidentally, by young German girl residing Mt
No so ftnrl street He taken to the City Hosp
tai He Is tailor by trade, and young man alb 5ut
twenty three years of age
Another accident occurred to named Maurice
Wahh. while firing pistol in tho Park Tn. load
accident ally discharged and injured the second finger
OF he lett land, inhicting severe flesh wound
DISTRESSING CAsuALTY.-Yesterday morning nne
INTEL gent and interesting child, about years and
months old. daughter Of Montgomery f. Giler No 2l5
BIZ ecker street instantly killed by being run over
by of the knickcrbockvr stages nearly opposite
the residence Of her arents.
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Political Intelligence

TAYLOR RATIFICATION MrnrfvG AT Nrw ORLEANS.
There an immense meeting OF the friends
Of the Philadelphia nominations, held in Canal
street. New Orleans, on the oath June The Picayune
says OF the gathering An extensive and spacious
platform erected nearly opposite the junction of
Carondelet and Canal streets fronting the Lcvec In the
of the platform supported upon marbled entabla
ture full length Transparency Of Rough and Ready,
in tho old brown coat, surmouuted by handsome
American Esge and wrcathed with evcrRrcens, while
upon each side three American hags were gracefully
draped The top Of the enablature decorated with
evergreens and at each extreme large star
upon posts, chatting dishes contai ming burn
ing substancethese also extended along the neutral
ground far Camp street, and shed brill light
upon the assemblags At about O'Clock cannon
near the Levee, gave the signal for the lighting up
signal rockets were sent OF, and the band struck up
the Star Spangled Banner For the succeeding half
hour the numbers increased In the streets; the band
continued to enliven the air with various airs
and the Lafayette delegation arrived with banner
bearing the names Of Taylor and Fillmore.
Mr.. CLAy's LIrrER TO Gov. OwsLEy, DECLINING rug
OrPIcn OF u. s. SESAroR.-AsuLASD, June =, 1sfs.
DEAR SrR,-I have the honor to acknowledge tho re.
ceipt Of your letter Of the Goth inst delivered to
yesterday by Secretary Mitchell, rendering me tenn
ptraxy appointment Of Senator from Kentucky IN
consequences Of vacancy produced by the resignation
me 10 accept the Office from various reasons. which
admit possess considerable force There much ground
to appreheud that both In domestic and foreign
relations, grave and momentous questions may arisel
Iteration, wisdom, and experience which be-
placed In the national councils. When you were
kind enough some weeks ago, to Intimate to me
that you had intended In the event Of the
cancy which has since occurred, to Offer ma
an executive appointment 1t Is true that observed to
you that had taken formal and Anal leave Of the
United States Sonsts could not return to IL without
apparent Inconsistency and some personal cmbsrrass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-05


SAMUEL A. DAVIS, Secretary.
Surprising of course, the meeting would be Of con
siderable Importance We again despatched corps OF
reporters to the place. for the purpose of giving full
report of the speeches. 'but they arrived
at the place. the evidence clear that the meeting
would be Of the small potato order A party of
twenty five or thirty standing around the door,
when motion was made to go up stairs which
ton being carried they travelled to the third story
which was still in daI kness.
One Of The persons took match from his pocket aud
struck light. when the proprietors appeared and in
formed them that the room was engaged but not by
Tho whole party retired. uttering improcations upon
that same Committee Of Ninety who would sdver-
tisc meeting without having first procured room.
II was then concluded on tho stoop that they would
hold to use their own expressions ripping meeting
in the Park
This is the fourth failure of the friends of Harry Of
the West and it is probable from the preference
for Mr.. Van Buren, that tho next move will DO to ap-
point delegates to the Buffalo convention. There was
plenty Of gas but it had no opportunity to burn.