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ultimate dsstiuAtionn Of General Taylor instsad Of
being made In the report OF tho Secretary Of War In
Dscsmber, ls45 it six months in June,
1886 Mr.. MoLans denied ~ stated BY MIR. Thompson,
that the boundary OF Texas extended only to the Neu
ces and to the county OF San Patricio by that
river By the declaration Of Texas IN 1896 aud 10 1912
l6s3 the boundary extended to the Rio 6rAnde
The gentleman from Indiana In note to his printed
speech said that be had examined tho and
could nowhere nnd that an inspector Of customs had
ever been appointed for Point Isabel. Mr. McLsne
marked that he too had examined the documen aud
chat there fact better known records Of
tho Treasury Department than that surveyor of the
customs and inspector of the appointed
December, le45 Congress extended the to
the Rio Gssnde, and our government followed tho
acts of Congress by appointing MIR Derry. He read
documents u prove this
MIR. Thompson, of Indiana, obtained the floor, when
the committee rose,
And the House sdjourned
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WASHINGTON, March !, 1913.
Erening Report.

The 22d of February. Ball at Jackson Hall,
for the benefit of the National Washington
Monument, to be erected in this city, and which
ball was postponed on account of the fatal attack
OF Mr. Adams, came off this evening; but the
attendance was limited; for the solemn scenes of
the LOST week have had an effect upon the minds
OF young aad old, adverse to festivities. Still
there was an agreeable company, including many
beautiful bellies, 10 do honor to the occasion Mr.
Buchanan was there. fresh as If he had just
concluded treaty of peace.
Mr.. Dallas had pleasant party tonight.
Miss Julia Dean, 10 full house, played "Lu-
crezia Borgia'' at the Adelph.
The treaty is looking up little to- day, though
the stock is low.
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Arrival Of Strangers
THURSDAY, March 2.

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$%.; sss
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Lows Pn Philadelphia; Fosdick, Demsr!r, Tsw h,ok9
Baltimore; Nj Ka,by, Schenectady; : McCormick, Con-
ncctcnt; w JOINS jan, Long lslaId Drigga ssAien
TAYLoR's HOTEL.
w Taylor Maryland; II Murphy, New York; w n Wat
son. Trenton.
TAMMANY HALL.
HI Nelson, schuylev.lle; y 8 Wells, s,enybrook;
B,nswaI v Carson Philadelphia; Vande yeer
Thompson Marlbro'; Cromwell, Cfsnse county; Glib
bud Lesvsnworth Connecticut; Hess Philadelphis
Hopkins, Glen Falls; W Kopp. Mr. klenk New Jersey,
i,ewey Long IiIand Boot, Reading; Dopnely Long
Island. -
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
N Marvin, Tr,y;J Bloomingdnle, N CT; Il Becher, e:
A Blspch,rd, Boston: II Trowbridge, New Haven; ii +
Kent Sufi I'D; Garfield New Hsven Dill; Terry,
FIynopth: Howard Boston; HupgerfoId aud lady Geor
gs: NJ Welsh Conn; Brooks Mass; Bayden: Pbilsd,
d saaaer, Boston; DAVIS do; Cleveland Hartford;
Capt Bntter, Mass; w French Bridgewater; A HAYWOOD
Lexington; IA Mayesv lie; Pratt. Meriden.
WESTERN UorEl..
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liams, do; Strong, Cnnoecucut; w Lock Illinois;
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Bssst do; Brslnsrd aud lady, do; Mrs Hur but. dos
Brainard, do; l. Richards, Mast husetts w Hutrhin-
s,n Connecticut Il Jones' xiEias; Mr. Johnson, dot
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Rhode Island; X How, do; Abbott, Pennsylvania.
RATHBuN's HOTEL.
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CLAY MEETING IN ALBArY-rhe wing, are to hold q
meeting at the cslitol this evening, March g.
WILMor PRovIso IN MIcHGAN.-A daily Gamer Ia short
y to be established in Detroit to advocate Wmot pro-
viso democracy.
GENERAL TAYLOR ~ MAssAcHusETrs.-Ac correspond
ent Of tho Bangor Wig sayg - led to suppose
General Taylor will receive the whig nomination. You
have the call for ths Taylor meeting in New York
and that among the names Of the distinguished wings
who signed those Of some very strong fir ends OF MIR
Webster. 4 Butler King, Of Georgia, IA Webster mau)
il to address the meeting. A. Lawrence has written
isttsr TO the Phladeiphia ayor msetpe You have
seen that Rufus Cboate one Of the delegates large
from Naeesohuscste, and you know that he loves Mr.
Clay Now do you thnk will be tbs innu snos Of
Daniel Webster and who will obtain ths vote in con-
vention Of the old Bay Stater~
VIRGINIA DEMOCRATIC STATE CoSyEsTrov The de.
mocrAts OF Virginia were represented by delegates who
met In convention ut Richmond, the 2sth February
At last accounts they hal only got through with the
preliminsIies Ct organic alton, &c.
The ABoIrrIoNprs OF ILLINOIS recentIv held state
Convention In Chicago and resolved vote against the
cons tuition which Ia to be submitted Ia March,
becsusc does not extend the right Of suffrage to the
colcred people.
Tbs lose BY IRE In Bo1ton for Eebfuarv WAS about
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Cleared.
Ship-ivanhoe, Edwards Liverpool Taylor Merrill
Barks-Amblorix, (Beis) DeBoripge Antwerp, Creaeh
Heydecker; t;enesee Dillingham;, New Orleans Collns
Briss-EmsraId (B sims, Londonderry, Mill Sterrg
Jones' Saw snnah, Donlam X Dimon Two Brothers. sherry
Philadelphia; Ellis eiif. DO ~ ~
Schs-Senator Knapp, Alexandria StuE.s Iearman Coz
Allied Greerheld Philadepha; Barton Hiiara Chester.
Ship Huntrers Spring Carton Nov TO- and Macao. Nov H.
TO Uiyph ut Sou Nof 2l Nsrth Nstunss and
was boz rdsd by boat from whale ship Miaerya smn
and for New Bedford and full say $500 bbs
200 s2m she from lhs coast Of Japan and at Is
days from Guam all well Nov 20 H. passed bark brRhton
Of Boston Gasr ands her next day through the
If Gasp The H. anchored at the ON Tuesday
Ship Norms, Ellis Havana Feb 20, to Taylor Sid in co
with Sp Habaneo. for Porto Rco and brig Tower
shio Waba.h ni,lrev, New Oresps IS days to Frost
Hicks Feb 10Th, OF Gun Key spoke bark 0uaare from Ha-
vana for Bo ton. - :,
susno Hs s.I'Ieis Co }.a is lat % n lon "a Cs
spike whaling brig Thomas Wndsove, (of Westpou stan
schr Asionee. Mansfield before repotedl jacksonville.
Fla day.. with 4oGo ieet live oak and 10000 feet pine PLANK
Jonas smith Davis Wilmington. Nc. days. to De
Rosset y Brown: - 49, -
scnr Sabine Perry. Newbern, NC to master.
schr Ann Hymsn, Foster New bern NC.
schr Jos Marsh Rogers. Virginia
Schr Maryland Worth, Snowfall.
sehf More Stubs Delaware days to Barrat Co.
Schr ku,ling, Gos.ey, Philadelphia
2b.Iks, 2bIgs. unknown.
Sailed.
Ship Mary Phillips Bremen; barLs Flanklip Hamburg; Ro.
sina lilo Janeiro brg Hay Port Priace Brothers, Neu.
vas; Billow st Marks; Pioneer, Norfolk; and Others
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Louisiana snyior State Convention.

[Fropa the N o Picayuue, Feb AL
At little sf.er Ave O'Clock yesterday evening" the de-
Representatives The object Of the convention 1t is
known, to nominate electors to vote for Msj Gen
paigr
The BODY of the house and the gallery and obcs were
T. M Farrar E.q called the assembling to order and
suggested the nomination Of President ard other Of
fceTs to preside over the convention
Bale feytop L. a. nominated Judge T. w Chiun for
President Of the convention which was adopted bv &C.
oamation. Upon taking the chair Judge CHM briefly
retured hi. thank, for the honor nm him
by the nominal on and regretted tina. he was to
cav more from the fsebs state of his health n. felt
highly hattered at being called upon to preside over
meeting which had its object the choice of cleo
to vote for man whom he had known for more than
forty years (Appladse) He had known him in such
Of his sterling good qualities aud he knew of no one
purer or more worthy to nj that station and one who
had shown more devotion to his country would be hard
to find (Applause)
After the sppo.u of suits BILE pu u,b.r OF Vice
Presidents and Secretaries the various parishes were
have delegates present A motion wa. raade bv A
Ogden to invite such persopr fcis-s n Ed Tsyior ss
present from any parist he who had
Adopted.
After rome little discussion ss ne ccurse to be pur
order to enable the delegates fro ths sx districts to
consult with each other in order 70 selecs the names
for electors
At tho expiration Of the recees the convention was
again called to order
Mr. Stewart OF Ibsrvlle submitted resolution nom
mating Major Gen Zachary Toyjor as q caudjdate for
The Presidency OF the United States
Col Peyton moved to Law the revolution upon tn.
table for the present eonceyng II to be in order for
the delegates to repor. the nominees fer electors
A member Of the convention rose to second the re-
solution OF MI stewart and said that a. the mover
might not be known to all the convention he would an
noancs him to them Is tho Rev Col Stewart of Iber
vile the fighting cl-revmen Immense nupau,e)
MIR stewart made few remark, m suppcrl Of his re-
solution
motion WIS made to refer the resolution to oora.
mittee OF twelve
number of resolutions we're offered and amendn ,nts
also but rejected by the adoption OF the following
declaration" offered by Judge Billiard, which was al
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.e1 gs brig Es s ..is ss
i Sc;ISs: Ma; Boston: tB por..y H.li,..
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President ROADS s6p S 3iyie ''n' 'e's'
c5st M sIa. 5as. dsa f Ia liz ha jan %
j. :s SSS
KiTwsa fem Eassoa"epopt. OF swan Pont bHE and is
Hooper Rio Jsnero ard market; ST Joseph Bryan. Rio
h.s sy SsSnS'i nH h.sn &C.,
d Wat ps s ss.
D,lsh. Rec, West ladies; Boston, H.Tdug Boston; schr
ss,Iss FEB ,sArr brig. Tossr, Getty, Hvs.;
ss$s Liverpool; x!Sioa WYE Liverpool: bark saSas.
Holm, Get:a; ,chI Te;.ier. Merchant HvaSa Sid brig
eo s
kss
MOBILE Feb An ship Arthur Talbot New York; briss
ReeuSie smith; H,vans GROWER Atidse Boston. CID
Nkwrosr Feb ssNxir .eh' Gov Ardold Boston for Salem
snsndd staasra New Haven sSe MSem:r. uhs Pow
T1s 1ss% %
LamStiu. NYok; RQwen,: Ysutg; r5oviesnee a Cook
SD cs Assbn Isssh f rsr,o sa.s ''
aos ReI ss ss shiH q sanS Fs:. Conn.,
Vera Cruz bark Walter Thompson, Charleston brig Lin
mel. ct HON pship Glo5c Yer. Cruz CID ships
Marion snur pyon Philadelphia; Gotiu Doans, ston Per-
theron Woodhu,ys Boston; Here Giiih YSIIi barts
market; Mary 4 Rundle MeNa,r, Cork; Ruth; sheir'o
Baltimore; brgs Eii Keller Phadelthia Sonls Smith
Havana; sch,s Excel Kennedy CHI. lsston Brilliant 6)
Hatchi gs. Bermuda NJ Sears, Sears Matan95as; Nay
Flower, Hopper Philadelphia Towhoat Smeiy!lle. Whit
owed 10Th inst bark Abigail aud Kobl Morris and
| schr FloIndl, - .
Arr 2?-shps Hargrave, Pesrce. New Eok; Ena. Ans)
Brsomc Bordeaux; barks Catherine Butler Palermo VIA Orb
Iaitar Gen Jcsup vera Cruz; brss street Met onneli
Tahago; schrs Warsaw, Burdch Tampico; n oye mber.
60; schs AIspe, Isacs B,azos Maria h~nss knox
do I'D shrs Fanchon Hunt LiycIpuo Rtjah, Jacksop
York; brig usor. Nj Tsmpico; schr Athos w els
Brszos Towboa Patrick Henry. Miller owed 70 fea goth,
la Francis and Ammonia and briggs frncIpe oeoi tow
hawba and Nacxa; towhoat Grant, towcd TO
9Th hnIks Pahisn aud Union; l9h bak Tiiten Below,
PoRrLANp Feb 9o-Ar ,chr North Star Croweu, Bath for
Nnork Cld schs Leopard Handy Cuba Delaware Tarlton
| NYork. -
PoRTsMu rH, Feb 2a-Arr brig Charlotte Richardson. Ma
9Th sch xchsnge Clark Jack onville with loss Of
prt Of deck load; sch CGrpo Iefsthcn Norfolk Cid 29h,
| ship Helen Augusta Kenrey. Mobile
PLYMOUTH Feb 2t-sld schr CHARLES, Smith. NYork.
Adams Crowel st Johns PR; WoIceter. Crowel Phlad.
Cid ship Mary Frances Allen New Oeaus Sid bark Ocean
Bird NYora brigs kedron Thoma:tcn; Nsuvoo Cousins,
Charleston: schs John mmons Small Norfolk Mary How
| land, Baltimore.
York; OHIO Patch Jamaca chs Susan Young OTIS, Car
denas w Brown Francis, NYork; Napoleon. smith DO.
Cid 28h schr w SpoHord Harvey, NY0rk 26h, brig Al
| BERT FaulkeTts. Philadelphia.
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Foreign Irnuortaticns.

CANToN-Shp Huntiess 29l pkgs 500 boxes ginger
$3.50 hds ca,sia 1859 rolls mating Oyphant Son2s3 pkgs
Spt ford Ti'eston 4 Co.
CALLAo-Baik Horenxia-263 gen0 bxs $50
hides bxs mdse Bar lett col box Benan-2o
mdsc nrichhead Pearce-N bags beans Wisou6o bxs
mdse q N Popplen.
HAvANA-Shp Norma 3s7 boxes sugar Taylor-loo hhds
so bxs do s, cks mOas.es oit326 bales tob Cur
It's j-.5 cases segsrs Gepoccho-ss bales
tobacco 50 900 segss DomineutI-5otoo do Lille Ras
snes30 0t0 do w Themas-80 00e do Remand Francois
-is 600 d, Richd Eisso 600 do Fsber Keys coo do
cases Taylor az 600 do + Bances-5
meats WIlmerdpg-l cs Dbl segars Samanos-l cs
mdse de Ia Barca-4 bbls do Boyer co-e0 boxes do
mil
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yet chance for the treaty, with a mod fca-
ton or two.
We shall know more tomorrow, as there is
yet prospect that the case may be brought TO
be yet extended for several days. Hastily,
The Docrop
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Domestic Irnportatsons;

New ORLEANs-shp Wsbash-ls7 bbls 100 terces lard H
BerdeIl40 ties 2o ibis 90 Hean Lees co9 ~ hhds
hams bbs lard Le.and20 hhds Young Haw kins
co39 do LeyerIch-t8 bales II Brower-l20 SKIS
corn Howe. Godfrey e9-e bS,. hams McGrscor Morris
lard Mead Rogers cot do Higgins-2 boxes Harper
Brothers, cases Waters pkss w Thsyer-i bale
Thompson col box Pope CatlIn-23 kegs lard
Hicks7s7 bale. cotton Barclay Lvins.ton-,, hhds mo.
fs!o robes Seigpee45 hhds Nlathews-l3tx mds
Macy Son2 bales jaap HaIsous Broth go bbis mo.
asses AGO do flour 100 bales Roberts Williams
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BALTIMORE. March 2, 1913.

A'rirai Of the Bark Liberia Packet-Capturs Of
Siavers-The Pilot Boat Henry Clay as a SLAYER
City 7ares-7he Seguins- Theatricais, &c.
The bark Liberia Packet, after having been
given up as lost, arrived last night at North
Point, all safe and sound, bringing as passengers
the Rev, j. b. Benham, Superintendent of the
Methodist Missions in Africa, and DR.. M. b.
Beck. of the L. S. Navy. She left MOnrOvia on
the 18th ct January, and is last from Senra Leone
on the 18Th OF tine same month. She was de-
tanned by head winds on her outward psssage
The colonization emigrants she took out were
all safely landed, and she reports the colony to
be In most prosperous condition.
AT Sierra Leone it was stated that within the
previous week two briggs, under Brazilian coors,
one having on board 500 slaves, and the other
$50. Neither of these vessels were over $50
TONS The slaves were landed, end preparations
were being made to cut the vessels up
boat belonging. to Baltimore, and considered
the fastest craft of her kind belonging to the
port, was closely pursued by English men of
war, on two different occasions, aud fired into !:
slaves This is her second voyage to the coast
The u. S. shlp-of-w war jamestown, Commodore
Bolton, sailed from Monrovia, November 30th,
for Princes Islam officers and crew all well.
colored persons in Baltimore. and her arrival
has caused great rejoicing. She Is a beautiful
bark and a fne sea vessel.
The Common Council Yesterday passed their
last tax bill for the year 1913, making the city
taxes, on each hundred dollars worth Of proper.
ty, one dollar; add to which, the State tax of
twenty-five cents to the hundred, makes the
taxes OF our property holders Cor the ensuing
year, one hundred and twenty five cents to the
hundred dollars This is believed to be larger
than the taxes of any other city or town in the
Union.
The Seguin troupe OF vocalists give a concert
this evening at Browns Saloon, previous to their
departure for the South.
The Front street theatre closed last night,
and Mr.. Burton has gone to Norfolk with his
company, to op-n his theGtTe there.
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Treasury Notes outstanding LIST hIarch, ls4s
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Ireasury Notes Outstanding LIST hlarch, Is4S
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Registers Office, March l. 1918
Amount outstanding Of the several prior to IN.
act OF 29d July, lsid, rs per records Of this
onios. :: -. S2301s9 81
Amount outstanding OF the issue of aga July.
lS46, as per records Of this Off ,e. 5sg 90 on
Amount Outstanding OF the iseue OF 2s;n
Jan, ls rs per records of thi, oics l3 3Ie 600 90
sA,3I9 43s 81
accounting officers, of which Si2e $50 10
under the act Of 2ld July, 1876; 50 55595O
is under the act Of 18th January, lss7;
and $4,000 under other acts . ESQ 400 90
sil $50 o39 81
DANIEL GRAHAM,
Register Of the Treasury.
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PmLAp9LpaIA, March 2, 1917.
igafions in Court Nr,ters--TNs SchuylkW
Navigation Company, SC. &c.
The investigation into the alleged abuses OF
the Court of Common Pleas, Orphans Court, SC.
before the committee appointed for the purpose
by the State Senate, attracts all the members of
the bar, not actually engaged, to the room In
which the committee Is sitting. series OF
questions have been prepared, embracing all the
subjects into which the committee are empow.
cred to inquire, aid these are read to the several
members of the bar who have been summoned
to appear. The result Of the examination yes
terday, was that the President, Judge King, was
dllatory in the disposal of the business coming
before HIM, while there was a general expires.
sion of opinion in favor of the prompt action OF
Judge Parsons. There was no direct answer to
the query as TO the amount OF patronage, but
the general belief is expressed that 1t was
very great. 1t was also deposed that Judges
King and Parsons were In the habi, IN a ma
jority of the eases where they had the appoint
ment .of auditors, examiners, commissioners,
and masters in Chancerv to give those offices to
relatives by blood or affinity; William King and
mentioned as the most frequent recipients of
these offices No such charges were made in
relation to Judges Campbell and Kelly. During
the examination of one of the. members of the
bar, this morning, when asked as to the extent
of The patronage of the courts, he wished to en-
brace in his reply as portion OF that patronage,
the course now pursued in relation to the grant
ing of tavern licenses, in the. court of Quarter
essions. The committee were, however, Of
the opinion that this could hardly be included
in the patronage of the court, as that was
a judicial act for which no fee was received =
The deponent proceeded to state, that the grant
ing of licenses was not public act, and formed
no part of the business of the court, as it was
done in private, and very often the licenses were
granted to the very persons who had been re-
monstratcd against The committee did not
embrace this as part of the testimony, believ-
ing that the terms Of their appointment restricted
them to the investigation OF the abuses adverted
to in the interrogatories prepared, and also be-
cause it the facts advefted to were sustained,
they might form ground for articles Of impeach-
ment and this was out of their jurisdi ction, be-
ing a committee of but one branch of the Legis-
lature. The report of this committee will rem
der some changes in the judicial system, as far
induce a further investigation into the manner
IN which our criminal affairs are administered.
There has been pIompt action taken by the
Schuylklli Navigation Company, in relation To
the payment of the interest upon their outstaud
ing lO-ns, In which default was made yesterday,
and Monday next has been fixed upon to pay the
same.
Signor BitZ, the astonishing magician, has
been for some time entertaining this wonder-lov-
ing community with his tricks. lie is certainly
coming money very rapidly.
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Passengers Arrived.
CALLAo-Bark HoItemia-Mr NJ W Robinsos-4 in the
ateenge.
HAvANA-Shp Norma Miss Eliza Clark, Messr Louis
Genocchio. Iemes w Green wood, Rebt 9 Cushman.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

Port OF New York, March 3, ls4s.
sur RISES =. ...6 y NOON RISES ...." .
s1S srrs -. 80. ...5 81 SIsE WAVES 10
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Tbs lo,r BY IRE In Boston for February, was about
$4,000. insurance 5000.
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Ship Mary Phillips gremen barss Franklin. Hamburg; Ro.
sina lilo Janeiro briggs ny IT, Port Prince Brothers. Neu.
vlas; Bilow st Marks; Pioneer Norfolk; aud Others
The Daily spy., 1848-10-17
Platform of the Fee Soil Party.


rs PEINcIPLEs are
No SiaUe Territory.
M SlaUe States.
The SlGve States responsible for their SIGusry.
Freedom and Free Institutions for Oregon New Mexico,
and California
Congress has power make Slave, than to make
Kmg-to institute establish Slavery, than institute
establish Monarchy
The United StaIes Constitution ordained establish Justice,
promote the general welfare secure the blessings liberty
denies to the Federal Government all power deprive any
person of life liberty property, without due legal process.
ITs MEAsuREs are
The rescue of the Federal Government from the control
he Slave Power and its early policy of Limits
ing, locaIizng and discOuraging Slavery
The enactment of The Witn1Ot Prouiso.
The abolition of slavery the Federal Government to the
extent of lis responsibility and Constitutional power.
GENERAL SUBJECTS.
Cheap POstage-No necure ofices-An economical Gov
ernmentEIecon by the People of all Federal officers far
practicable
RiUer and Harbor Improvements.
Freedom Of the Public Lands limited quantities.
iual settlers.
Tariff for the necessary expenses of the Government and
ihe speedy payment Of the National Debt.
The election of MARuN vAy BURzN anil CHARLES Franz
ADAMS to the offices of President and Vice Pr edent
the United States
Free Soil, Free Speech, Free Labor, and Free Men.
The Daily spy., 1848-10-17
Free Soil! Free La50r Y Free Speech !! !
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Free Soil voters of the several towns
the Fifth Congressional District, are requested
to send delegates to Convention to be held at
the City Hall in Worcester, on TUESDAY,
the E7th day OF October inst, at IL O'Clock,
A. M, to nominate candidate for the office of
Representative in the next Congress of the Uni
ted States from said District Each town is en-
titled to six delegates. and six additional for
each representative more than one to which any
town may be entitled in the State Legislature.
Per Order ALEX. DEWITT,
Chairman of the District Committee