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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

QUITE A DIFFERENCE.-Upon the subject Of the
mistakes said to have been committed in his report,
by the Secretary Of the Treasury, Mr.. Walker. the
correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun says:
The report of the House Committee on Mr.. Walk
ers report, is perfect jewel in point Of reasoning
and candor In the first place, the learned Theban,
OF Connecticut, and the good natured Beotion, Of
fennsylyanla, charged to Mr.. Walker, the Secre-
tary q Inc treasury, an alleged error in the tables
accompanying his report, which tables are prepared
according to law, by the Register of the Treasury
or has clerks and sent by him to the Secretary who
in turn is bound to submit them, as they are, to
Congress- and in the second place. the learned com
mittee, THAT is the majority of that committee. in
attempting to correct the alleged errors in the report
of the learned Secretary. committed, themselves. a
whole series of blunders, amounting in the aggre
gate to more than half the revenue % 2
One blunder alone amounts to from seven TO nine
millions of dollars So they had better take the
beam out Of their own eyes, than the splinter out of
the eyes of the honorable Secretary Of the Treasury
When Mr. Walkers statements shall be published
which may be in week or two, when the smoke
of the Convention will have cleared off, both Mr.
Rockwell and Mr.. Strohm, may. perhaps, discover
! that they can be more proftably employed in max
ing mp.speeches than in venturing on the hare
and ungrateful road of science. As the French Ii
Simoneins r, chacun dapres SON nler1te, tevery
| one accord to his merit)
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sw Conclusive Proof-The proprietor of
KILLINGS SYRUP,

q
49,. BILLINGS SYRUP,
remedy Dysentery and Summer Complaint Of Children
Agents all refund s " @
s sold The 1 hsen e mSn al nG ZEE
az Sold by WELD & CO, MEAD 4 scoviL, scKLEs q
CO. HUI. KENNEDY, N. JARVIS & co. ies st 4
Pc cuen el Ina aI vss 9ss
and all sa on @ 1 5 o
c &a Mslsa other a'
deeons Il acts first s of i ri ssa
the which the ana h a. ne Sa b
which ali vesgss sypbc eracated the
u 'a Msrcury copas and other f powerful @
sss dan aSs ss @ asa
Throat Secondary Syphilis cures Whites or Leucorhra in women
an sRs9s sals5 II
e. pi Isl cbanpss see agents IN new W 2dpm
>, % Nj ss5 Do s Ez4N Ne IS Cary and
Rss 9s E s ''@@fi
to !h All mg p5 pTs sa sd tn attend until
NJ sna boab iR1 Cob n pENs for SALE ys
w H. Dalley's Maglca Pain Extractor. IT, The e
s.a only sn re sss ns ws each oa
Southern Depot Isl Chartres street. New Orleans. Az
sw French Spanish and Italian Languages-Bp
oLLENDoAEs 49, q aras e gssa I p1a
lessor French Spanish English and Italian Lsnguage res;
e 5e@mag Who wish aeqirs thorough oe
and biz Day
month lessons three times week s. Per N aayanee
admitted f psoxss dag d Modern No Pas
Can be seen in his office ,d &c from
os Casses may formed the city, Notice left the
bookstore Of Steel "a Camp win be attended apl
See advertisement, the first page Of this paper
headed g TO PLANTERS AND FAMILIES" Of comstock
e. Co.'s celebrated Medicine and Magical Pain Extractor Depot
PURE. jei ON
apo to i sy hsqs a fs
SYRUP nable remedy for Bowel complaints which occur
frequently during the months than a. any other period
rhea Wholesale Depot, " Camp street. ,,,
r The Americ Graefenberg Theory dos ,n, not
doctrine the face OF intelligent
medicines oasfe Grasisnbeg Company EVERY DISEASE
II For Agents. see Graenbeg's Series fourth ma
ev Strangers in the City, see DR.. B. F.MULLEN''s
the other columns of this paper He s one Of n
very profession the United States All mat STAND
in need would give him call, at IS Gust hou
street ...-z
CLoTHMG-CLoTHIMG
ALFRED MDMKoE% GO, NO; = sa9 s''''''
eve Do saot Keep our Store open sandsys2
E Of who are InaDs do anti ha
mast COCK IL any article purchased in the evening does
nsB E s9f e Gees'
fe an@ sotf No.34 Magazine street.
PoMPANo-
DOMPANo and other ,s eh 9ss r Iy Il:
HorEL." and served up in the best style. = :.
| At 3 fa,sm minutes notice. my2 y
DOoTs. SHOES AND BRoGANs; 12ss
ID cases landing from ship Suffolk and bark
isSst ~ Il. G. HOBBS, II Customhouss strset
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The letter mail from Liverpool by the /" Nj
agara' arrived yesterday.
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For THE SEAT OF WAR.-The " s. schooner
Capt Page, Homer, master, left last evening for
Brazos ST. Jago, with Government stores. U. s..
schooners Blanch E. Sayre, Capt Dubs; Louisiana,
Capt Holmes; Cen Patterson, Capt. Jackson also
left last evening for Vera Cruz, with Gov stores
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

CRops.-The Wilmington Chronicle says that
the wheat crop in North Carolina is unusually
promising s -
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Arp TO YUcATAN-A meeting of a number of
our citizens yesterday held for the purpose of
taking measures to aid the inhabitants of Yucatan
II. their endeayors to defend their lives Mr. j. w.
Zacharie presided, and although the attendance Of
the friends Of the cause was but small, still they
made up in enthusiasm that which they lacked
in numbers. We learn that resolution was passed
calling upon the citizens of New Orleans to sub
scribe for procuring transportation to take those
who may desire to go to the aid of Yucatan from
the port Of Vera Cruz. This will afford aglorious
opportunity to those of our volunteers who still seek
for lanssls upon the battlefield. To-day, the pro-
graInme Of the subscription list will be issued The
friends Of humanity will respond to the call.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

MORE PROPOSALS for colonizng
Vancouyer's Island, accompanied by glowing
account of the place and of the benefits likely to
result to the settlers, have been extensively circu-
lated throughout Great Britain.
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No. MAGAZINE ST. CORNER CANAL STREET
49, M. HUNTINGTO ON
II DEALER IN CLOTHING,

Keeps constantly complete assortment article re-
ouired for C;entleman's Wardrobe. apis 2dpd
rw Fashionable Clothing & NIX
on No. Canal street. received by from New
York large superior stock Of Fashionable Summer Clothing
comprising all that materials or manufacture Their stock
part, consists of as ss8s
Super black ORA d'Ete Frock and Dress Goats;
Super black and ceored Merno Sac and fancy Coats
Black and brown Croton and Alpaca Sacs;
Striped, check and pad Linen Sacs T. 80
black French ORA d Etc Pants;
White Naval and Military Drill Pants; ssffas .3
White Satin Face and Canvass Drill Pants;
Fancy French Drill Pants, newest styles; XII 81 q
Check Drill Stripe Linen Pants; N& ~
Buff and Fancy Linen and Marseilles Vests;
Plain and figured white Marseiles Vests; 81 $
Superior Linen and Cotton Shirts;
Undershrts Drawers ss8 =. IS Isl ~
Haf-hose; Pocket Handkerchief; Cravats; Gloves. q
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UNsuccEssFUL.-The experiments which have
been made at the Navy Yard, Norfolk, by Capts
Paulding and Forrest on the U. S. ship St. Louis,
with Capt. Taylor's Submarine Camels, are said
70 hax- drllan fi1l
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~ To Purchasers of Clothing.
ALFRED MUNROE Il CO.'S
.. 0Nr PR1cE STORE No. "a MAGAZINE STREET

ZONE PRICE STORE No. "a MAGAZINE STREET,
Where may be foundthe Largest and
REST ASSORTMENT OF CLOTHING,
Of every description in Neworieans.
A. This establishment every article offered the very
price which be Sold and no reduction can IN any instance
he made Purchasers whether they good bad Judges Of the
aly Of goods may of obtaining article the
very lowest price, the trouble Of beating down. or the lear
being We but price for goods and ha invariably
the the CITY, Our stock OF Clothing aud afnshg
Goods is now very large, comprising
Over 100000 Worth f
Made in the latest and best manner and warranted.
Coats 4sa
Black Cloth Erock Goats u 60 70 e o
sadm ana s sp,Vt Tweed Sac Coats l0oo
Fancy Tweed Business Goats 90 70 ~ o oo
Merino 90 to ,s@
M Merino F Hs Coats 90 is 90
Croon and Alpaca sacs-. D o. 70 90
cashmarette sacs and Frocks 10 % to $500
P ant a looms.
Black Doeskn Pants s 90 to 10 90
Coored Cashmere Pants. 3 ~ 20 70 ~ ~
coored Tweed Pants. GO GO =, TO 90 90
french aGap d'Ete Pants oo
English Merno Pants g az M a. on
Linen CHECK Ran Pants GO 70 3 80 80
Indian Nankeen Pants at : 80
Vests.
GoloEea Cashmere Vests " " 70 I ~
cqored Silk aud SATIN :. 50 o 60
ssld sysl Vests ! s. g - g g
Best colored Marseles Vests. 50 o5 w.
siehIight sk Vests e e e 3 90 90
Rest black Six Velvet Vests = " . ~ -. S 90 10 Z 90
Shirts, Cravats, II an dker c hefs, etc.
Sperne all Linen Shirts stitched bosom 5oo 81 Sp super
fine Muslin Shirts linen bosos and collars y 70 81 fssh
Flannel au brown, white and pink Understands and Drawers
sn Pse e eH st SIX I
Linen borer Hankechiefs Linen and s loves Bsek ma
Umbrellas. also Trunks. vases and Carpet Bags es
w To Travelers.-We have now in store fine lot of
LEATHER DRESSING CASES, of American manufacture to
which They unsurpassed for compact
and
CAMP CAsESKn and spoon, neat for the pocket
DRAM Glass cup and bottle good for the pocket
COMBS and BRUSHES of all kinds e.
PERI U1TERY of all kinds.
CRAyATS, STOCKS and SCARFS.
SUBSCRIBERS and SHOULDER BRACES.
DRAWERS and UNDERSTANDS;
MONEY BELTS ahd PURSES;
KNIVES and RAZORS;
GOLD PENS and PENCILS; sss
UMBRELLAS and CANES; HF
GIL OWES and HANDKERCHlEFs;
STRIPED LINEN b COTTON TRAVELLING SHIRTS,
NAUTILUS LIFE PKEsERvERs;
FINE LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS, fourteen all made
of the best materials, and in the best manner;
NE PLUS ULTRAS Of Portable Writing Cases
constantly receiving additions almost endless variety
of beautiful Fancy Articles for PRESENTS.
GUINNESS g. BUSH,
Dealers in Fancy and Toilet Articles,
myss lm2dp u CAMP STREET.
Ct clething 4. AhFR RED
where be found the largest assortment OF Goods IN
Orleans, and at uniformly low prices mns
Sands,s Clothing Emporium.
Richard Sands, grateful for past fayors, would Re.
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SCOTT AND BELL

\ r. BY the arrival OF The Ialleyrand az an
early hour this morning we learn from the clerk Of
the boat, that when the T. left Memphis on Fri-
day night as we understand the report that il was
stated, by telegraph, that ScorT had been nomina-
ted for President, and JOHN BELL, of Tenn, Vice.
We hardly know which report to pin our faith to.
nr Thanks to the clerk Of the. Talleyrand
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washington Correspondence Of Crescent.

Ii WASHINGTON Saturday. June 8.
Eds Crescet-The Presidential nomination by the wings
lies between Taylor, Scott and Clay with the latter pretty
much out of the question. There has been privately w
pered for day two past that the friends OF Mr.
Clay would turn their strength to Gen. Scott but TINS
not probabeat least, to any great exen-and Inc bet
received opinion that Gen. T. Taylor nominated on
the second if the first ballot The delegates from the
North and East do extend their journey to Washington
but those from the South and West here in great
bers few minutes before commenced this letter, in
cident connected with the Vice Presidential nomination,
came to my hearing. Mr. Winthrop, Speaker Of the House.
had called Mr. Rockwell (of Conn., to the chair and was
leaving the Hall 20 his private room, when he was
accosted by gentleman who appeared to speak for num-
Der around him. know in behalf of those gentlemen and
delegates Louisiana whether he would accept
the nomination of Vice President. Mr. Winthrops reply
was that proper time he should write letter upon
that point " and then added. smiling gracousy. that ne
" did not decline the Speakehp when that rendered to
him. There have been named for this office, Abbot Law
renee of Mass; Andrew Stewart of PENN, Thos Ewing.
of Ohio; Truman Smith, of Conn.,. and host OF Others
each ones chance being as good as the others.
The Senate has been, and still, occupied with discus
sion upon slavery The bill before them that for establish
ing Territorial Government in Oregon. where there is no
likelihood Of finding negro slave thanh kamschaska
but the principle of extending slavery into
territory be settled and Oregon to be the scape-goat
The same subject has been discussed in the House to-day
by Mr.. Brodhead, of Penn, Mr.. Brown, Of Miss and Mr.
Rhett, of Sc 1t is the question of the session.
Wehave report here that the Edith has arrived at your
port with positive confirmation Of the ratification OF the
treaty with Mexico On the other hand there is private
messenger here bearer of dispatches from Mexico who
insists that the treaty has not been ratified and will be re-
ected Between such opposite conclusions the public mind
| is staggering with uncertainty
Gen. Gushing was the floor of the House yesterday,
looking less like civilian than when he amember of the
House. He informed that the Court of Inquiry had three
distinct charges nvestigatescott Pillow Pillow
Scott and Worth Scott. The public is likely to be
satiaed with these martial courts and for the most part
they are gotten up of the most frivolous occasonGen
| Scott has been quite sick, but now better
The Senate has agreed to adjourn from Monday until
Thursday of week If the House do not adjourn fol-
the time they might as WELL for there will be quo
| rum with which to do business. - -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

DEpIcArIoN.-A German Catholic Church, in
the Third Municipality, situated in Ferdinand
street, is to be dedicated to the service Of the ALI
Ruling Power, on Sunday next.
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Sands's Clothing Emporium.
Richard Sands, grateful for past fayors would re-
call Of the public to his fashionable Clothing
and Furnishing Stores 26 DRAS, Tchoupitouas
NJ Gentlemen the city will find II to their interest
call and examine for themselves. app
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The WHALE FIsHERY-The accounts from
the Kamschatka fleet of whalers are said to be bad
Upwards of fifty vesselsare reported as having done
nothing. There have been several severe shocks
of earthquakes felt at sea in that region, which are
supposed to have frightened the whales off their
usual feeding grounds.
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The nomination, it is supposed, was made on the
9tf-two ballots were had on the previous day.
We presume the vote on the 4th ballot is Taylor's
whole vote mot the majority, as stated by telegraph.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
r. ryr, r., USrTNrTy<l N p IN Ma a. 1fYq

ALFRED JMUNKOE,&- Co. NO "a ysfdgazsne ssree'
IT, TO THEIR GUST -f55v I'd.
We do not keep Store open OF onRad,XlsII
TUyHOSE of customers who are unable 70
past clock Ii any article purchased in the evening DOE
not may be returned and the money VII
refunded. ALI RED ~ ~ 81 n :. ,;ns s,,eat
APIS 2ptf No.o4 Hlagazlne s-.e1E
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NAvAL.-Commodore S. Skinner, chief of the
Bureau of Construction Commodore Smith, chief
of the Bureau of Yards and Docks, and Commander
Harrison, ordered to the U. S. sloop of-war St
Louis, now fitting out for the Brazilian station,
arrived at Norfolk on the Sd inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

A NAVAL BATTLE, PERHAPs.-The steamer
Porcupine, which. arrived at Genoa on the 18th of
May states that Austrian frigate, pursued by two
Sandman frigates, was seen off Messina.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

CLAY MEET1NG.-The friends of Henry Clay,
in New York, held a meeting on the evening of the
ID inst in order to u.ge his claims upon the Phia-
delphia Convention. Among the resolutions adopt
ed we find the following determined and significant
expression of opinion
Resolpcd That having. good faith with our fellow
wings throughout the Union. presented the name o. tna
lusrou statesman and devoted whg Henry Clay for the
consideration and subject to the decision OF the Naonai
Convention as the candidate OF the wing party tor the fes
not entertain the OF any such candidate VINO
will not like good faith abide by the decision and sustain
our integrity as wings declare ourselves absolved from
obligation sustain nomination not made IN conformity
with the spirit OF this resolution" -
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~ To Purchasers of Clothing-Cal at ALFRED
MUNROE g. CO.'S Price Store, No. "a Magazine street.
may always the largest assortment Of Goods New
Orleans, and at uniformly low prices mns g
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~ To Country Merchants, Planters and Physi-
cians.-Pease the advertisement Of RUSTE d PADDoCk,
upon thelourth Page headed as above. mylo
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GEN. CADwALADER.-The Philadelphia Greys
gave splendid entertainment to Gen. Cadwaiader
on the evening of the I'd inst
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RuMoR-It was rumored in Mobile, day before
yesterday, that Henry Clay and Gen. P. F. Smith
were the wing nominees. Very likely.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-13

Ds~ Col. Doniphan arrived at Baltimore on the
4th inst. The Colonel is delegate from Missouri
to the Wing National Convention.
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GEN. TAYLoR.-The Washington Union denies
that Gen Taylor has been summoned to attend the
Court Of Inquiry as witness. Z.
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Office 81 the Independent ToWb99ssits Co..

+
1,RoM AND AFTER THIS DATE, the: 49,
T fanu nr rernIafions will be in force IN y sar4
egard n assstance Of vessels the Bar VIZ ~ outward
ASSISTING boat will be furnished either INV eut Of tins
wehenyer il may be thought necessary py az 10 vessels
Tine and no charge will be made for te sa fifteen
drawing less than fifteen fest To yeses ha,oed and all
feet and less than sixteen half rates Will DE they
over Yixeep will be charged foil rates ana The stem
aded BY the head the draft will be taken hoat inward
vessels that may have paid for an assis. he not
will be transported once free OF charge povio'o he ship
moved ont Of the limits of the Corporaon NJ Manage
yards lies lm1 ROBERT MUKfh ! "e,-s
- AGEs!-CARRIAGEs! CAR
AT EASTERN PRICES. at the Comm..s.,eos ss u
"A RAGE REPOSITORY, Ne, 90 BAAssA
ST. CHARLES street, opposite the Com- l1ry[T
mercial Exchange. -On hand and constant kYJD-
" receiving FASHIONABLE CARRl,- -S.sTafscfones
AGES of the latest styles direct from tnsrfnEs BUG
COACHES, ROCKAWAYS, BAROoCcd ma 70 any in
GEES &C.. &C.. for style, finish and pce IN tbeseves
market Customer are invited to ca ana ~ e Charles st.
je6 6m II. =. SMITH. 90 % -. -,
r. HaTE .JUsTs p ECEIIgy,EEPpFf s ~ "A new
tale OF ehlline interest by Cant MaTya.s La Gerald
THE DREAMER AND WORKER; by Do ~ R G
MFE OF LOUIS PHILIPPE; by F,ancs w. w PIERRE
THE HALLS OF THE MONTEZUMA. ano War:
THE PARTISAN-Taes of the Mexican ~ w S.ruise Of
TOM GRlNGLE's LOG; by the author Oh ''''
ggo SEEs SIG i ssd 81 %
work
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the Dysentery Summer Complaint Of
authorized Agents all refund the money
failure should produce and OF ten thousand bot
as months single bottle has been re-
~ Wholesale Depot at y CAMP
esy- Sold BY WELD & CO, MEAD g. scovfL, sCKLES g.
CO, HUI. KENNEDY, N. JARVIS e. co. leS Of
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DOMPANO and other choice FL 3 H.
neceiyed DAILY at the " CARRoLLTos -
r. . 81. minutes nn notice s my5 If
DOOTs. SHOES AND BROGANs: -2sS
ID cases landing from ship Suffolk and bark
isSst W. ''' 4. G. HOBBS IL Customhouss street
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= Shirts, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, etc.
Shperne all Linen Shirts stitched 81 soto 81 5p
fine Muslin Shirts linen bosos md collars 81 to So French
Bingham and Calico Shirts Hickory check and Negro SHIRTS Mer
inc Flannel Gauze, brown pink Understands and Drawers
Sk Undenir Drawers rich fancy
Linen borler Handkerchefs Linen and SIN Black kd
Gloves Cotton, Meno halt Hose silk and Cinghan
Umbrellas etc. ALSO Trunks Vaises and Carpet Bags eS
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FELICIANA HOUSE FOR SALE; ;, :

vlyIIE LEASE, FURNITURE and GOOD sI WILL Al
u of the FELICIANA HOUSE Is ofiered l9 p sas
ers and IS full eight months The year To apehpq Sc
quanted with the Western trade this House Wona " re-
tire offers the above fine establishment moderate teins
For particulars apply the premises corafy q 2ns d4
Observation-Disclosures sfreets to iel0 ST = JAS. ROACh
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PINE Oh oYFhhs ssin,
NANTED the Of the State ln oSsed and SKY
erected a b and aleaed -four nchs
wide b R sssns 81 cs
ns be delivered At Bauos spssxrCype YeSs
Pine best qualify s9d H. s9ss ns Il ne 81 ass b.
architect. PfonosaIs IL made. in whiting verbally ''
ety. Gwis s the e as Hb'esI
p S-Terms may be made iof ING as'ise'' = s7 I'm
board a steamboat. Ell. -------s-o
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MEETING IN CHARLEsroN.-The democrats of
Charleston held large meeting on the evening Of
the 9th, which was addressed by Mr. Yancey,o On
Alabama. A set of resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing the adherence of the meeting to the demo-
cratic creed, while at the same time repudiatlng
the action of the Baltimore convention. Among
the resolutions we find the following:
Resoued That under no political necessity whatever VII
support for the office of President or Vice fraenI 81 s
United States any person who does not amply satisfy Us snat
opposed To- any and all forms Of excluding slavery rom
the territories of the U nlted States De
ResoIyed That the democratic party OF Charest0n Us
ct had neither the late Baltimore
and that the resolutions of the conventions the
Of Cen Cas- for the Presidency and the procsedngs gene
rally are and and the aca9n OF
that convention dsavowed by and imposes no oDhga
ton upon the democrats of this district. J.
esoIped, That deem it inexpedent now 70 Golnmit
ourselves as preference forhe Pesdencywe shall await
the developement of events nd at proper time VIII use
our best exertons the candidate whose elevation would
in our opinion best advance the principles set forth
m the foregoing resolutions the great question o. equal
rights nnder the constitution of the slavehoding and non
avehodng States being considered as paramount
to all other issues
resolution offered by Mr.. ]. G. Holmes declar-
ing Cen Taylor the choice Of the meeting, was
laid upon the table with but two dissentent voices.
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OOEAhl NIAkSk11I NOALGIA
TIME undersigned have this day associated
l partners under The name and style of GIBBONS
HoNBERG M the Of ta1sa gq sR o1ipeR
S y Office formerly Bedford Y Cos; No n Custom
ie ;eI0 If = s ~ % Customhouse ST.
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PoLITloAL.-JosephH II. Kuhns is the wing candi-
date for Congress In the ninteenth district of Penn
/ sv1vania