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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
JonN. J. HoGE.

DIED-Nyar Sleubenvile on Wednesday
Oct. 18th, MARY Elizabeth, youngest daugE-
ter Of Mitllin Marsh.
The funeral will take place to-day,ihe 2Olh,
at o'clock. 4. NJ. fem the residence Of Mr..
Marsh. at the north enl OF Market street.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
New York. oct. II. 1918.

"a w. iiElsKEI.l. respectfully inform. the public
that ne Is now engaged in purchasing his second
stock OF beautiful Fail Goods m the selection of which
he has bestowed more than usual pains.
Having the ADVANTAGE of choice from he most recent
arrivals hF the late Steamers he fathers himself that il
WIN he IN ms poWetlo present for inspection a variety
oil goods nt new designs and beautiful ylcs The stock
VIII nrOnaLly Le openeL ON ErLhaN neNl 2nl insI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
N.EsEINE.sKnH ,YcRtt-.

y-YE prepared TO furnish TIC different sizes
~ Of NNif.S Ef short notice. and offer fle, 10 fhs
public WIKI Tic assurance that they Will give ssfsrr
tiou. HUNTER MORRISON 4 90,
Wheeling frs I6 ISIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

An Earthquake occurred al Monte Vdeo
august sth. which lasted 63 SECONDS. II aid
Ao damage thou ii it was sensblg !eil ol
board the shipping, as well Is on snoFe.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

HAVE YOU TRIED TIFF not do delas euo
Their day hut send Immediately; il You have been one
of the wise and prudent and already tourhta hottie
the question i seitetyou haverec0v:Ted your health
Jayte's carmiaatve Basaiu, for Bowel and summer
compiaini, fails. II ~ the only medicine that
viii cure. Thousands of persons. have given their ties
imony Ia its favor. No family should ever he without
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
TAYLOR ENIAuSlASM.-The Philadel-

phia Inquirer says, that the enthusiasm in
that quarter in behalf Of the Oh Hero Of
Buena Vista increases with esery hour The
meetings ia Philadei phia City aud Couuly are
immense. ''Hundreds OF Democrats have
ALREADY joirej ou ranks, and NOT day goes
Is ..-. y....l aclszs. is 10 MOI Occur.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

FEVER and AGUE--Gure warranted-Ieynes A 90,
pits warranted 10 the forms Of Fever an,
Arue. The money will te refunded in all cases if the,
fail to cnre--.ut they never do fail.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
REAR IN MIND.

That the Presidential Election is held on the
first Tuesday, the 9Th Day OF November
next. and that il lasts but for one day only !.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
LECTURE on PHREN0L0GY.

PRoF. i. f. HAroH, OF New Hamsphire,
will deliver free Lecture on Phrenulo1y ibis
evening, the 10Th inst. at the Methodist Pro-
lestant Church Gate Masonic Hall) Market
street, al half past 6. The public generally
are invited to attend.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
]. cONNHLrY = SON

MasufstiuTers and Wholesale and rptaiI Dealers in
Boots, Shoes and Leather.
No. l35, East Side ilriu sfgtsi.
myl6 WHEELING. VA.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

USF received fine assortment OF Musical lnstru-
" menis. Niolins from to - doi's, Flutes. res
Fasioles, Clarionetts French horns. Trumpeis, Cor
Nets Trpmbeaes, Valve Trnmpets. Bngcs, Mouth pie
ces, Music paper, and Blank Music hooks.
octl9 JAMES MElIOR, Union II.
GLOVES AND HOSIERY All kinds Of Gloves
~ and Hosiery suitable for the season. can he found
very low at APANfON & SONS, Montoest
fANDkERCHIEFS.-A great variety of SIX and
- Linen haudAerchiefs aso Needle worked Collars
just received by ocil9 \ PAXTON x SON. :
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

f. ". BAssFTT. A e. RnV1Nsog.
BASSETT d ROBINSON.
hNhhhS TO Foreign ard Domestic brr q iods. Gro
e,fl-S, oueenswsre. Leather, Iron, Salt, G, SC
-. y" 81 aud .3 Main street South " heeliur.
We are sole Agents OF tie Pekin Tea Company. for
~ ny " "He'uh-. ApT@5
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

The +. SOIL party 10 WISCONSIN,, II IS con-
hlenty believed by the bes, informed politi-
clans, will create such division IN The dem
ecratlc ranks as to give the electoral vote Of
the State 10 Taylor and Fillmore.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

WHY WEAR WIG7--A majority OF the Wig
worH are wholly unnecessary. The use Of Jsynei
Hair Tonic viii always prevent the hair frsm falling
OIL and is continued use viii ia most clothc th'
head with q beautiful crop Of new hat.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
AND coal Lors FOR SALE ,

b.
THE subscriber, who is duly authorised offers fol
sale. 3ii lots in the addi.n 10 the city Of W heel
ing. known a. Rtehietown. Many Of these lots ara
beautifully located and the Ohio river in front Is df
aHd deep, ahofdin4 hRe Steamboat Landing for tho
whole length of the town all seasons the year Nc
y also authorised To sell number of Coal Lots einhra
eng abons 2uO0 feel Of 'front.' suitable for
sites:he coal lying in the hill of and adjoining
the town These sites superior To ANYTHING of me
Kind ia any other section OF the country the coal yin
al proper elevation TO permit the miners deposit il
m the factories, which would not "A cents per
bushe Few places hold out stronger induce meuts 10
persons in search Of desirable location for residence
OF a manufacturing size, than Ritchieiown. Located
o0 the OhIo river adpi nns the civ Of Wheeling and
enjoying all It's advantages without helm subject To- : il \
Wheeling and Grave Creek Turnpike have been located
Through The town, both Of which improvements will
no doubt, be commet ced shortly. For terms which
VIII be vriy reasonable, apply 10
Wheeling oel 20 fR ARMSTRONG.
Y Osr-A cheek ON the N W Bank ofVs for ss2 az
- given By Warren q List, and payable TO McCal'
len Knox a Co or bearer An persons are hereby
w4'hed not 10 receive any such check, payment OF
-. same ias "eeh s'"pped octl9
gsArENr Rigeited Bands og s-Mannfscturedb v
a. keos a Ioyt, successors 10 + " Wood n YORK
70 inch Bands On haud. Oiner sizes ordered. Appiy
l' \ W MchE :, Barred Factory Or Ia
oeus " Il MCKEE Drug Store, 5. Wheeling
ION BONES W L. Cheese, Tor sale To close a con
sishheni. itsI, nON Eli \ co.
DOon LBS Cotton arms. Nos :. 4, 10, neiusivC
octls Lisf, HOWELL & co
r EASoNs-Jusi received and for sale by
@sS oeNa DWoODRoW ga Maiust
.1Usr opened, soae very new new style ar, Ri6hor,
- sel-7 AT GREER X MOT fL's
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
SOFT HATS! SOFT IIATSu
RiTCHlETOWN

HiS day received and fog sale at the Lowest, prices
dozen superior black son Haas splendid arle
manufactured expressly for this market
sep2S :. ID. HARPER, cor. Nam and Union sis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS

SELBY. AGNEW & SwEARINGEN.
adjoining the Merchants & Mechanics Bank,
Monroe 81. lrhecltag. Va.
are now opening large and most desirable stock
utfancY and staie Day Ceops. bought al the present
very reduced prices, comprising Ecncrat stock and
variety ct such seasunehe goods necessary Ia
complete fn Stock and iher prepared sell them
on such terms Tor cash and to good pron9t men, as viii
present great inducements TO tic closest buyers.
March 20 lsfs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
NJ VII q Y 7 u Il.
Sign Of the Trunk, Flag, ct

III ARNEss-We would call the attention of our Gus.
1As toners and others 10 stock of fine and com
pete buggy Harness. We have some that are very
neat. aud al lower prices than heretofore.
sci20 NlCOLL Il CARR. 100 Main 81.
yTTiiiPS-Just received lot OF woodstock wagon
VIZ Whips, direct from the manufaciory, for sale
wholesa and retail. Also hand an assortment of
Leather stock Wagon Whips prime article, expressly
for retail. hlC0bL 4 CARR, No lG9 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

WISCONSlN.-The Presidential contest in
almost exclusively between Taylor and Van
Buren,. In western parlance, Cass is no
where. In Racine, which has been strongly
Democratic, recent election for Mayor re-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

GHANbH MCGUIRE, or Tricks unon ,r,.,o,,... =.
~ faul feppeggfass, Esg F iis'o"eis, by
cd i,e, fiekefings last Novel from The unpul.h
TGe 0rehsp VIZ sue iale Auihor-Aate Walsnglam
so'iune' 1r Italy, BY Malone de stae Holstein
ne"''",t hioaghion, or Laurel Water, by GpRI
Go"tie, or The X ing rlos, By James - u ~ J.
Democratic Review ~
lhue's Living Age
Miss Leslie 'N'ssfuuesi a novel by
1fahans MAGAZINE for November
aud a'i"isn aeoeidc"n Instructor, containing new
Huu CoAre1t lnstructou for the French 4"s "eW
m'ln a., .he popular Ethiopian Melodies torrb
, ~ olo, IopuAr pieces uf Husc ARRANGED a. $500
~, ths Instrument, by GumtO ChaH sutl,,r : M,
By a n MAEFN,~ 'ns gay and for sale
octi7 ''+'' y" ~ Nam 81,
" Aeeitne Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
VOCAL MUSIC.

fN3 H. D. u, SIoNE W III meet general Music Class
sA'A on Friday evening" Oct .0th ateI p Al =, t
eeluie Room 81 The FiIs Presbyterian Church, aud on
'athfday,a al "a 7. NJ. Juvenile CI4ss Memlers nnI
Suhsls 10 ne congregation will pay four dollars each
Tor instruction IN the general class and Two dol,ar in
'he juvenile. The general class VIII meet two ev.pia
TNes, ana me juvenile every Saturday afternoon
'7'' - '''"'i siA "oH'hs octl1-2ws
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
fFtitE subscriber viii sell accommodating term,
u the three story brick SiOrehouse North West cer.
ner Market aud Union streets now occupied Nv Mr. o
w Heskcll as Dry Goods Store. The prnpcrfy is in
rod repair and is of the hest husnpss st,uds in The
city Persons wishing make profitable nvestt, emf
ana secure the Lest business ,aud III CITY would do
wei 10 give their early attention la tins notice. ANY
information IN regard Ia the property can i've obtained
by calling on the subscriber the United States Hotel
or 9 Swearmgen 4 Co, 5. + cor. Market and Union
stf;sts j.. 4. WASHINGTON.
Wheeling, Oct is-ew.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
WINTER CAPS !

FRESH ARRIVAL AND LATEST STYLES.
AFTER CAPS OUer capsu
- Seal Fur capsi Seal Fur capsi! "a new stvleN
Neuter capsi Neuter capsl
Musk caps! Musk eaps!l Spanish siyle,)
ANA every othsr variety of Cars aud lars suitable for
the season. just received and for at the hat aud car
store of SAM'L HARPER. corner of Main and e..
mon streets Wheeling, at prices much lower than the
same article eau be had any other establishment in
the city Caii aud see octoO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
ATTENTION. CALL

Come one, come all! 10 the 4h Ward Family Grocery
tErHlCli is now opening by VIM n Powell Main
SS street. w heeiinR, two doors below the Novelty
Work., where he Is now prepa ed 10 aceommo No
sons or families with article in tho Grocery or conl
DICTIONARY line al the lowest reduced prices as he in
tends not 10 he undersold by any the city and wout
thefe very respectfully invite the attention of CITY
aud county folks, being prepared TO offer great induce
sueh as Fatronise hin as lie wants only trial
10 secure him custom.
single trial viii his merits prove
Ana even to purchase would mser move.
oclGO-lt w II POWELL. Wheeling Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
REMOVED

REMOVED.
ToHN BISHOP has removed his Jewelry store TO the
~ new building, doors above his old stand where
he viii he glad 10 wait his friends and customers
Can up and see me at No li2 Man street.
oci20 JOHN BISHOp
VIOLIN SrRlNGS--A very superior article of Vio
IN and Guitar Strings, clarIOnett Reeds, Tuning
Forks, etc, just received and for sale by
oei2o JAS MELLOR. Union st
81 CCoRpEONS-Just arrived. large and splendid
Z n lot Of Fine French Acoordeons from TO "a KEYS
Prices very low, ranging from TO 20 dols
oct 70 JAS MELLOR
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

The following address has been issued by
the Wing State Genital Committee Of Penn
sylvania, aud we copy it that its cheering an
nouncemenis and wise councils may reach all
readers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
SAMU Ell, d HARPER
CApSl CApSn CApSnn

Corner of Main and Union SITS, Wheeling Va
ErCouniry Merchants supplied with Hats and Cans
al ms very lowest prices for cash. oc20
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20

,,,o na - ,,,., JOHN QuiCLEY. u
fsss. IA. SEQ az

Leather Wagon Whips, 4, 4 .oso,o' a. y.
- JbHN ENasr.1
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
NOTICE

sTsilE BALTIMORE CLOTHING STORE ia,o on
MAN has been removed to Water street between
we National koSd Stage office and Clark Coffee hcnse
"''' occupied as d ha' store MEY EE STEIN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-10-20
LIGHT LITERATURE.

Htsr recetveo-A splendid as.ort,,,e,,,- ~, .r----
~ Call and NanIinr them A. ~ = i1ats'-
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-16
THE NOMINATIONS.

We have only time to say few words in relation to
the nominations of the Buffalo Convention. That
for the Presidency is not, as our readers know,
to our own feelings, yet, under all the circumstances
Of the case, we believe it the most wise and iu>
dcious that cou be made--the best calculated TO pro-
mote the great Of human freedom and true democ
Tacy, and shall therefore give ii cordial support
We wish the people of Massachusetts, nay of the whole
Unon could be impressed with the spirit that pevaded
the great Convention that made the nomination. We
wish they could have witnessed, how it seemed TO be
instinct with one great and sublime impulse 10 do all
and to sacrifice ALL if necessary, for the Of Free
en-. Among those most devoted friends of the cause
we rejoice to say we found most ofhose who have been
designated as the 'Barnburners" Of New York They
comprise great portion of the true democracy Of the
Empire State. They men, so far as we could Judge
and we were much with them, who are thoroughly i'm.
bued with the principles of Civil Liberty, and show an
earnestness and zeal IN support ofther principles which
we have rarely witnessed. They manifested the best
spirit, from first to last, and seemed animated with
determination to place the cause before any personal
party consideration.
When the circumstances attending the nominations,
and the considerations which led to Them shall all be
spread before the people, believe, they viii so com>
mend themselves to the judgment of the community, as
TO secure for the nominations the cooperation and sup.
port of those who have come TO the conclusion that the
preservation of liberty is object of paramount obi.
cation.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-16
THE BUFFALO CONVENTION.

The geeful antcipations of dissension and dis
ruptIon with which the hostile journals were
rite in respect to the Buffalo Convention have
been signally disappointed That vast assem-
blage of hitherto dscordant elements has met,
deliberated, decided and dispersed in unquestOn-
ed order and substantial harmony Coming to-
gether with diverse views and preferences, the
members have separated as brethren, after nomi-
mating candidates who will receive the enthusias-
tic support OF large body of voters throughout
the Free and even some portion OF the Slave
States. The contrast is noteworthy between the
disorder and elimination prevalent in the Bal
timore and Philadelphia Conventions, each COM
posed ofmeu who had sympathlzed and fraterniZ-
ed through cycles of political warfare, and the
cordial agreement and respectful bearing OF the
Buffalo gathering OF odds and ends from three
or four hostile parties, no single delegation of
whom had ever before acted together. The
moral is the superiority in assimiatng power ota
living, cherished principle to any decaying or
ganism.
We presume the ticket settled at Buffalo will
receive the votes of nearly all who regard resist
ance to Slavery Extension as the paramount
public duty OF the day and who see no way open
to them to render this resistance effectual but
through direct and decisive hostility to both the
old organizations. We infer that the Liberty
party will generally withdraw their distinctive
port of Fan Buren, and Adams. Indeed, we pre-
sumo Messrs. Hale and King will formally de-
cline in favor of the Buffalo ticket This new
party will thus be rendered formidable in nearly
all the Free Subsequently, victorious in some
Of them.
But the effect on the Presidential contest as
such will be the least important of the influences
of the Buffalo movement It's more lasting and
benehcent result will be the weakening OF party
ties that most ensue from it, and the transorma-
tiou of many thousands of mere party machines
into deliberative and independent freemen.-
There are whole nelghborhoods and almost coun-
ties OF electors who have for twenty years voted
for Dis or that party without once seriously, dis
passionately iuqulring 'ls this right? Are we
really doing what the social and moral we'll being
OF the country demands 20 who will this year be
impelled for the first time to hesiate-to consid.
er-to weigh opinions and facts-to take thor.
ough observation, and if they do not resolve on
new course, they will at least insist on having
good reason for pursuing the old one. Hence.
forth Party is not omnipotent, and Nomination
will rarely be virtual Election. The avowed
principles of a party may be approved, yet the
candidates it puts forward as representatives of
those principles may be decidedly rejected. For
!. this most desirable, most needtul reform, the
principle credit enures Of right to the Free Soil
Democracy OF New York and to the Buffalo Con-
vention.-.N. 7. Tribune Of Saturday.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-16
ANOTHER TRIIIMPH

The Senate has been driven by the force Of public
sentiment from The ground it had taken, in relation to
the organization ofa government in Oregon. The bill
providing for that government, with the restriction i'm
posed by the ordinance Of 1887 has been passed and
has become the law ofhe land. Such are some of the
fruits, thus early perfected of this great "Free So
movement Slavery is 10 be forever excluded from this
vast territory. The attempt to introduce the abomina>
BILE system into New Mexico and California has been
defeated for the present, and if friends go forward
with zeal and vgor in their movement it win be defeat.
ed forever. Are not such results grand and glorious
and worth all the labor and sacrifice they may cost
Who will take the responsibility Of throwing in
the way of such consummation, merely on account Of
personal preferences dislikes2 No true patriot, it
seems 10 us, can do it.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-16

"A WOMAN IN MALE ATTIRE. Ertraordi.
nary Case. On Monday, a girl, of rather pleas-
ing exterior, attired in the garb OF sailor. who
gave the name OF Mary Ann Martin, was BROUGHT
before the magistrates at Liverpool under the fol-
lowing singular circumstances It appeared
from the statement OF a seaman named lanes
Kitson, that on Saturday he met the prisoner vvbo
was attired in jacket and trousers, such as arc
usually worn by seamen. Conceiving from her
appearance, that she was, as she described herself
shipmate in want OF a vessel, he kindly under
took to use his influence with that object. He
then took the prisoner with him; and never hav.
ing the least suspicion OF her sex, treated her IN
sundry glasses OF grog, and other things DURING
the day. Intact so liberal was Jacks treatment
that his ewlyacquired shipmate got into "stata
OF beer" before night. They then adjourned -
the boarding house of Kilpin, and, after takinr
some refreshment, he offered his seafaring friend
in whose welfare he took deep interest. a share
OF his bed. They then retired to rest and y,
that time, not the least suspicion rested on XII
pins mind that he was being made the dune of,hn
person he was befriending. About midn;rht
however, he felt some one at his pockets ga
missing his seafarng friend from his side. he dc
covered that female was in the room. bnt bo,v
she bad obtained an entrance he was at loso %
imagine. He Immediately informed the landio.S
OF the house, but he treated Jacks statement ~
aromance, saying there was only one female -
the house, and that was his own wife. and ~.
Jacks impressions of one of the fair sew ban;ns
gained access to his chamber must have resu,,aS
IRON an attack Of the night mare, or a fl of tbo
horrors, the result Of his previous nj ghts ba,;ons
Ultimately, however, the landlord came and -
his great establishment, found that the renresan y
tauon made TO him was correct,a police officer IVA,
called, and the prisoner given into CUSTODY Sho
had taken eight shillings from the pocket of bar
benefactor, seven OF which were found unon 10.
person. Mr.. Parkinson said that he had ;nou;r
ed into the matter, and he understood the nr;son
er'smother had gone over to America. She (.ho
prisoner) had come down to Liverpool with tho
view OF meeting her mother here, but find;no sho
was gone, conceived the idea OF stowing haS,soIs
away, in order that she might Join her At NV
York. She had alfred herself in mems cloths.
and secreted herself on board vessel with ,ha,
object, on Friday last, but was detected ana san,
on shore. She then wandered about. and s,bsa'
quently met with the man Kipn, who had atter
his acquaintance, made the discovery above al.
luded to, and given her in charge. In replv 70
question put by the magistrate, as to what abe
had to say in her defence, the prisoner. who huno
down her head during the time the case was
heard, said she was drunk, and did not know anv.
thing about what had taken place 1t was said
she was servant girl. The magistrate ordered
her to be remanded.-L Liverpool Paper. G1
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-08-16
THE BUFFALO CONVENTION AND THE
PROSPECT

The Delegates and others to the Buffalo Convention,
are now just beginning 10 return among US; and one and
all so far as we have hem express the fullest sat-
isfacton in the result and they have entire confidence
that, when the friends of FREEDOM and FREE
SOIL, and of SOUND SYSTEM Of NATIONAL
POLICY, shall be fully informed of all that was done,
and OF the manner in which all done they will bless
The day on which the Buffalo Convention assembled.
A spirit of enthusiasm pervaded The bosoms of all
the mighty host; and they separated in the belief, that
The country would be carried for FREEDOM and car.
ried NOW!
This glorious and cheering result, and under circum-
stances of encouragement at frst too shows what the
people can do, when they take their public interests INFO
their own hands; and it they true to themselves
and the cause they have undertaken on the seventh day
Of November next, they will have redeemed the country
from the curse of the TWO old political parties, and the
Free States forever from the dominion of slavery