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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31
Inwn Eleerion Cor lIemher- I'D Congre.-.

Our letters and papers from Iowa admit ne
election OF Shepherd Letter as member Of Congress
from the Second District but 20 the sainetme po'i,
lively sssert ths, Daniel F Miller WING Il elected
from the FIRST District There va. u seems some
doubt whether that district ~ country IN which the
Hornons are located would be Organized 90 ~ 70
allow their vote % be given The Loco-E ocos were
afraid that the Mornons might take . INTO their heads
20 vote the Wing ticket and this made them cautious
shout the matter but 10 sppears from ne De- Nom"
Yaey mir that tie M0rmons I'D ro'e ~ two precncf
10 Monro County . which the territory was attached
for election purposes that lOcoFocos superntende q
this arrangement and that Monroe County although
returned - giving majority Of % votes for Inomp
son GOco-F0coI for Congress. actually gave Miner
rVhirI "a rns .ortv 8f fs3 aud elected him
An article xhich We copy from the D. Nome. Fat
i WV gives q complete history q This attempt 10
swnd.. portion o. the people Of Iowa out % their
dearest r.t ht A. freemen The Locoiocos could NJ
brbe en- i says and then they set % WORK p secure
the REJECTION 81 the vote altogether . succe ssiu now
small benefit we loretell wiz enure O. them 10 NO
vember. when President is % be chosen and when
the people viii have opportunity OF rebukng them
for their rasca.ly conduct IN this election.
at Louis Republican. Aug. %
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

THE 1REArEsT Discovery FOR HUMAN COCOA anF
gersal change Of opinion commenced with and completes
~ the practical demonstration Of the virtues Of Fosss Con
pound Extract u Yellow Dock and safsspsa has tasen
place respecting the much-auded Sarsspsnlia Anovn
Dbl A. secondary agent Fossz Compound has shown
yellow Dock % be the rf Remedy u the Age aud con-
bned with he less aeraye powers Of Sarsspsna Ger
tain for al diseases for which the ster imposed
the public Whoever las he blood corrupted ne
.omsch csordered the body subject sudden heats ard
ch.ls, constant pain 10 any Of the limbs muscles snd
nerves oppressive and benumbed u feeling; dim
ness Of 'sloni he worst Of confirmed dypepas'
liver pain with is diversified symptoms and al ser
pal or external Inflammation would by us.ns ths Ases
concentrated ES'yoc united aresed a. the ony remedy
by those who have tried every other proposed fee oin
Teedy and csrtlia Fosss COYfouND once feof'
gsnze- the system and secures perfect yera7s o'epa
ton and Digestion, with that .nugoraied stale Of mind pro
ddeiye Of CONSTANT pleasure Through he Uniform ana
perfect efficacy Of Fosss Compound uncertainty sasn''
lis purchase Every bottle Is guaranteed.
Prepared and sold holesae and retail BY GsokSE foss
Pharmaeeutis, ls5 sprng-st door from suLiYshs'
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, 500 Broadway =.
Cough Co lfs Fulion-st 215 Bleecker-st; A. l. WV
ship, II East Broadway, y. Y. Pdoe a. per bottle Or
bottles fof -
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4 Letter FROM GES. CAss.-The I'rre Dam
orar, published a. Ann Arbor Michigan Of the 23d Of
August publishes the following letter from Gen Cas-
1t was furnished to the Democrat by Mr. Wilson to
whom it was addressed.
WASHINGTON. February IT, lc4I
Ny Dear Sir-Your friend Doyle viii be selected az
lieutenant and glad We can give you this proof
OF a desire 10 pay respect 20 your recommendation.
am pressed 70 death by business. or ! would write
you a longer letter. However the newspapers give
you full account Of our strange proceedings We have
not done much good but they say 10 is darkest just be-
fore daylight and am inclined 20 think that our dark
hour has past u seems % that good IS comm
out OF mischief There more determined spirit %
support the Administration than have seen heretofore
10 is distinctly understood and IL vii be the
Democratic sentiment through the country that every
thing must give way % vigorous prosecution OF the
war and that measures must be proposed that viii
emharrsss the Administration.
The Wiimot Proviso win not pass the Senate. u
would be death the wsr-deafh 20 I'll hopes of getting
an acre OF territory-dea.h 10 the Administration and
death 10 the Democratic party. 10 was not 80 intended
Il doubt originated with proper feelings but things
have now come TO such pass that is adoption VIII
produce these effects.
Il is distinctly avowed By the Southern members OF
Congress that they would not vote for any for
the prosecution Of the war nor would they ratfy any
treaty Il this provision becomes 4w Il Will proba-
bly, 60 back iron the Senate the House where hope
the appropriation VIII pass without any proviso
x Wmsos. Esn LEWIS CAS-
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COLLEGE ~ LIBERIA-Some time since, MI.
Pnney, formerly Governor OF Liberia made some state
ments before meeting in the Broadway Tabernacle 10
the effect that 100 slaves had been manuniited near
hatcher Miss by the Will OF Capt Ross that the estate
70 which they belonged was valued al about S4l0OOO
and that All the property real and personal except the
slaves who given their liberty destined first
10 deiray The expenses Of their passage settlement
IN Liberia snd the residue estimated at $4,000, was
% found College the coast Tue fact has
since been communicated him that this ample prop
criy has been wasted by protrsctd htigaOns thst
the present cotton crop OF the viii scarcely pay
the debts Happily while these hopes have proved de-
lusive. movement IS now making which promises fair
repair the loss and found on the shores OF
Africa Institution which shall grow 40 with The peo
pie and mold heir character. Jouma. Of Com.
FiRE AND Loss OF iLlFE.-We learn from the
z1aeso9e Ga,trs that on the 10Th inst the house Of
James strong nine miles csst of that city was burnt
down, and his mother old lady Of between 20 and
- years. consumed IN IT, Atcr the fire, her bones
were found behind the door OF toe room which she oc
eupied. she lad probably attempted to get out and
fallen from sufocsrioa. fCin Gag
DEATH OF CAPT. BAlLET.-Capt Elijah Bailey.
for more than 40 years past The postmaster IN Groto
died IN thai psce on the s4h inst aged about 90 He
was the husband Of Mother Bailey the heroine Of
Stonin gton who gsve her peccat " make into car.
trijscs, when the British bombATd!ng the town
She sui survives. n. Haven Register.
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A DgBUrAsrE.-A young lady who IS believed
10 possess talents Of thsn ordinary premise VIII
maxi her ars appearance At Niblos, Aston place, on
SATURDAY. evening n,xt IN the beautiful character Of
y ,sbt,n IN the drama Of tn Bride Of ammermoor
DFArHs AT fBE ENtGRANr AND MARINE h"'
prr,s Aug 2-Wm Hutchinson, aged s MIit'd
In fhe Arefhusa Louisa Miller 20 ln the io4ai nan
uy Miller IL mos same
lNorfsr.-Thc Coroner held an inquest upon
,b. h1,i, al Anthony sheridan. whose desth wa, ~
MOD ~ yesterday ana resulted M the jury rend, mug
verdict that d. came 90 his death from "onulr lIi
aicted bv Dennis Ghousy n an Array % me mouse o
Thora. Hines 10 l76 Avenue Glihculey va &C
cordin.ly committee. - prison By the Coroner
PoLcE-Two old offenders known as Boo NH,
chen and Jim Rogsrs g'.as Jumping Jim. who SIAM
CHARGED with having stolen seO from hotel ~
Albany were arrested 10 this City oy oi'cf N'ii"'
Of the -th Ward. who deputed D. take the piis.l
ers back io Albany for trial a person oy me uaiS
of George " Ellsworth WAS arrested yesterday Mio
taken before Justice McGrarh 20 answer ior having
rorrrifted violent assault and battery upon Mr. Auus
Mech GA the IL dispute taking place De-
tween them relative o. draft which had been sent %
one ID them tor collection. Ohm Beverley late M the
q = service and 40 present soi0urnng AZ the Asiof
House ON Tue sday evening became acquainted with d
frsil sister named Mary Ann Hi, who conulvet 20
cut OF Der visitors pocket containing so boz gold coin
for which offence be caused Mary Ann 90 be locked
up Tor trial One Of the hght-nncered gentry known
A. sam samson was detected Al the IRE yesterday
afternoon picking the pocket Of spectator he wa
taken into custody by officer Cole who had been watch
inr his movements and locked up 20 answer
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By TELEGRAPH TO the sew-York Tribune.
New-Jer-ey Wing state Convention.

TsE~ToN "wednesday. August ~
The Wing state Convention assembled 81 l-l
O'Clock and organized by the appointment Oh hon
JANIS PARKER Of M1dlesex, as President Win
one Vice-Pregdens from each County and sec
rotary from each District a Committee was ap-
pointed 20 report Resolutions and nominate h.ec-
tors. Adjourned al p O'Clock.
The Convention reassembled at bali past Z T. NJ
Hon. JANIS Parker IN The chair. when series Of
apor,oriat. resolutions vas adopted and the fol-
loyyine gentlemen nominated Tor Electors Of Presi-
dent and Vice-Prosideut
Seaof2rol Electors.
John RUNK OF Huuterdon.
ISAAC v BROWN OF Burlington.
District Electors.
JosHrA BREcx, CHARLES BgREoUous, ROBERT Y.
ARMsrRoye. CALvIS HOWELL and PETERJ. OCH
ERMAy.
Stirring addresses were made by ex-Goyernor
PESSIyGToy Of New Jersey Co. HAsEELL Of Ten
nessee, and Mr. BARNARD Of Indiana when the
Convention adjourned with three cheers Tor IAY-
LoR and FILLMORE.
Much enthusiasm and good feeling were mani
tested throughout the proceedings.
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BY THE MIDNIGHT SOTTHERy NAIL


We md ihe i1loR n b. yesrsrday Ns-or. Day
sdrerser. BY which VIII appear that the able Repre-
sentative Of that Congressional District refuses % Be
candidate Tor reelection
10 IKE FLEToH 0F IHF FWIH CONGRESSIONAL
DISTRICT UF NEW JERSEY.
HousF 0f REPsEsEyTalIVEs. July - l9t,-
learn that many u my friends ere disP seq % ~
sent my mamie % the consideration q the nrAt Ieu
ton % be be- in this District nominate rs epresen
.stve in the TyXlst Congre-s am not lnsensi1r VI
the great honor conferred .nthe elevated stalnn
now occupy through your partially and generous SUI
frsge eafiy two yrar- since
am However Notwithstanding the urgent soIirta.
or. al friends and their kind assurance OF una1a 4
confdence. compelled ~ the demands Of domestic and
social reaaons and hv other personal consider it'ns
ifaneudenf OF the fact thar have no political a-p.ra
ions 10 -raf y & state YOU thus early and frankly
that Il Is my desire and determined purpose noi
10 b. caud date for reelection. and my TRENDS wil
obge me y considering ths declaration ma ana tney
,viIl rot o. course present nay name % the ensuing
District Convention. d. = bhi-1yHi-
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II We have neither time nor inclination 70
eater into a controversy with the True Sun upon
the paragraph in our paper day or two since
relative % removals from Office incur City hat
we said was true and came 70 US from Loco
Foco high in Office in Washington. The assertion
that JAMES K. Polk is sPsrticular friend OF the
Irish is simply ridiculous Not only this, but it IS
well known that proclamation was talked Of al
Washington, before Congress adjourned against
the Irish meetings in this country. These things
we can substantiate If provoked into controversy
bat we are hardly strong enough in party traces 70
wish It, unless driven into it. Nor viii we enter
into a discussion, unless with an Editor who can
use something approaching to gentlemanly ian
euage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

The Cunard steamer Mag a. capt III iIA'
which sailed from Liverpool the isth inst i no" IN
her twelfth day out and may be expected TO arrive At
thi, port in the course Of today e news is looked
for with great anxiety. The fate Of CHARLE' GA'AN
DcYsY Of Dublin, and his fellow prisoners viii probably
be known byt We shall issue the news in an extra a.
soon as We receive H.
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MaRRiAfT 1t may be remembered that he
once had difficulty in London with our eogntrymsn
n +. willis, and a duel was seriously talked Of IL was
productive OF no result however, except one Of the
most humorous conceptions in all Marrya,ts fctOns
toe description OF the triangular duel in Mldship
man Easy" 4 friend asked Msrryett how he hsppeued
ht upon that iaughsoe incident aud ne replied thai
IL entered hi. head while be Was medilsfns how h,
should 6ght Willis. We wish that ri doels might END
pleasantly. llrSnscriPt
MUKDxR.-We learn that a negro man OF Il
years Of age belonging TO one Mr. Parker Of Server
murdered his mistress little more than week ago
aud also white labofcr. who was At the time seepin-
on the piazza All this occurred 81 early dawn. Mrs
r. being asleep with infant Ia In her arms. The only
said to be alleged by the murderer for this hor
rii crimo j. that they had msde him angry. lie hss
been tired. and is to be hung tais day. Saw Rep 18th
Ex-GoyERSoR THoNAs.--A correspondent OF
the Baitdaers Clipper al Frederick states tina, exG Gov
esnor Francis Thomas hes ayowcd himself IN favor Of
che Free SOIL party.
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ROME Wednesday, Aug 3O-sl, p. y.
The County Convention at Rome to-day unoni'
rnoasly nominated ORAsANUs B. MATrisoN Of
Utica as the Wing candidate Tor Congress in the
XXth Oneida Coz Congressional District.
THE Oneida District is now represented by
Timothy jenkins. Loco.l
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The Ohio Banks.

CINCINNATI Wednesdayl Aug 81.
The Ohio Life and Trust Company received no
Bank money to-day. The Franklin and Lafayette
refuse all Banks The Brokers refuse to take San
dusky Bank bills. An opinion prevails with many
that the Norwalk Bank viii resuscitate
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SUPREME COURT-In Cham bers--RelOfei Judo
kdeafdsP0iHf ~ Pacfefn fe'siDn te tr,it
yesterday, s the Cek be- directed fa. -
81 c being pad 20 te time Judge Edwards granted no ~
Tie particular boz With iLs understanding beng sttein
consata1n That tle rule u1t bel con.feIei definite
Gaze II Aa9Hr0H n N0be-Ou fis Application t.auf%
from commitment n relation % ptellg watch Belonging 81
tl Nf BALDWIN, boliNiy he ground lsf under ts Insffe
ofee bad committed. re Judge druef ie sppra'f
leaving fhe natter acton oi tie Grand Jury.
4. = COMMssToNERs OFFTCE--Beiore 'COfnins
Norton he f91meu oi te bsfA HEM Toebn - -
bone charge 90 attempting % make revolt eran1f -
t-risy appeared haf While the las AZ Bari ADDE'S
d0 dafy sgg that ioesass eased sl8
unfit go on te other baud stated that Fce
ard tle leak, fepres-Hir stopped They
hei 20 bsi each fie sam VI slOJfor a. Mr. Msr6uD Il
iecudilfi. Msl.r Nah and Dou.ho
MARINE COURr-fsaac N,tcion We Captain s0al@-
Acton M Fssauf ind battery brg
the Captain Judgment or plaintiff cent? or ps4tf
Nr Doa0h9, ilr le-nianf. fr Bsb-s
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Pennsylvania LOco-Foco state Convention.


The Loco Foco State Convention has adjourned
over TIL tomorrow morning, after four ballots
the last Of which stood for Langs;reih 81, Begier
q Black 30, Eldretb 10, necessary 70 choice 81.
The town is foil Of delegates and strangers. :.
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SUGARS TEAS, FEUlTs, Oms, ScJ. o. Fowler, 80 and
ia Greenwchs, and 70 Yeseyst has 10 large as
sotnen Of cheap Sugars suitable for preserving &c tine
Oo.ong and Young Hyson Teas OF recent mporaiions.
Also foreign Fruits, salsd on and cheap Lamp OIL SC al
oiwhich he IS Offering at great bargains Our country
friends would DO well TO give him call au3O II
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~ TIE Bra

~ The Brian Boroihme Club assembled last
night at Central Hail. Grsndst but the Sail owing to
the destruction OF the gsshouse seemed dark the
last news from Europe. The meeting however, sd
journed to Mulligans Grand ST. House, where after
few remarks from the President aud Mr.. ROBINSON,
new members were enrolled and contributions handed
10. The next meeting viii be held Wednesday eve
ming next Of which due notice will be given.
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Contributions "a aid Of Ireland b. the Friends Of feaNa
10 Columbus Ga

rstfck Adams. Tofsa. McCay, $40 John McCary
Msfcih. John Mara james Code John Code John a. Maiden
bsfnsf- Matthew Peter NJ Y sae ihauaa iy9 Re. - br
unsasu Hugo Dosr. Peter Goden. John bra Col tuau
50 james sorn fa,rk toran each s. lhonas Car lh-o
Howard McCshey. Thomas Rrze' frent, lhors. Bos'v
Ihoass joyce NnlsH p-nan .ohu Golden VILLAIN Mathews.
Patrick MuFrly. Hsas each r. Duasau D. Hollr CHAN.
Asorose Brrnll Thomas Dillon. Charles featuiy John Johnson
81 lotsl sl5f
Deduct af frvnian rShslser ..--.---- So
r a. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

~ ERAsrus BROOKS, Esq. has become asso-
Gated again with his brother the editorial manage
menl OF the Express Mr.. Brooks 4. B. has been
for long time Of the very best political writers al
The seat Of Government We welcome him back AZ ain,
with pleasure to the City OF New.York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

TIE RlsE AND FAIL o. LOUIS PHILIPPE. By BES PER
LEY P00sE Tickn0r y Co. Boston.
Mr. POore 5 well known as the perley OF
the Boston Alias and his sketches Of French Society
Published in that paper have sttracted considerable AZ
tention from their Dis ely and graphic character The h.
tory Of Louis Philppes lie gives ample opportunity
for the exercise Of h peculiar style which sszes on
the prominent; features OF subject placing IL al once
clearly before the reader in the light in which il ap
pears % The authors mind. The book il exceedingly
entertaining and contains many incidents which will
De new to most readers. The following which we do
not remember ever 10 have met with before s inter
estng
There On the Paiais R0yqD the Duke Of Orleans
received in state the Envoy OF the United Colonies
BENJAMIN Franklin picture Of the scene was painted
for the Historical Gallery OF the Palace, cntiu-
tie host and hostess in tie rich Of the time
the sturdy printer IN his plain gaIb and young lad
seated upon the door beating a TOY drum Judging
nom that boys present performance, said Franklin
prophecy that he e destined to make noise IN thc
world When after passing through great vcissitudes
OF fortune the amateur drummer became hing Of tho
French he frequently related this snecd0te when Amer
leans were presented al Court
The book is to be bad II Puinsm's l5j Broadway.
II VlRIcoURs MoDERS FREscH LuERA
rukE." with notes BY wN. srAUGHroN CHASE Of Boz
ton has been published in a handsome volume by
Gould, Kendall s Lincoln The original work Of veri
cour. which has bad very large circulation in Great
Britain as part OF Chsmbers's Library, oils vscani
place in the literary history OF the day. The modern
literature OF France which is principally known to us
through ,rsnsiaons from the uove.ists and -oyascr'
is rich in poetry, the drama and profound critical
writing. There are many names, occupying a h.sh
place in the popular mniihose OF DclIyigne, Nodler
ard oihers-which are scarcely heard Of among bot
whose works are met wah 10 every French bookstore
and library. Tho present work ia not strictly confined
to the bellies letters literature OF France but embraces
comprehensive notices Of modern orators, d,ines men
OF science and politicians. Mr Chase comes to his
task prepared By two years study Paris and Az int
mate acquaintance with the subject, and has acquitted
him in manner highly erediabe to his taste and good
judgment. The book d which ought 10 be IN al
Libraries that ara libraries.
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gusge.

n a great Wh meeting was held IA New
ark Tuesday evening Judge HonNBLowEh was on
motion Of Gov. PESNINoroS called 70 the Chair Eo'
quent speeches were made by Hon. P w ToNPKINs oil
Mississippi aud Col HAsxELL Of Tennessee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

TIE FINEST QUALITY HATS At -Four DoLLARs-GENIN,
2li Broadway offers his Fall style OF finest quality six
moessn hats, as usual at -Four Dollars. Having the salts
faction Of knowing that he has been the direct means Of
saving thousands Of dollars annually the public by being
the frs, to offer the finest quality hats nearly 25 per cent
less than they had ever before been sold he in
acknowledging the most liberal support from The public
who had the discrimination take The benefit Of bis exer
In fhaIr hehnlf
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" sACsDEEs Dzg.alsc-CAsgs Fancy CUTLERY Axp
Tour ARTICLE Il ~ Roadway corner Of Liberty.
ana ~ bf9adwAf The subscriber. respectfully cali tie
seluyn o. me lo.r % heir collection Of toilet arces
ere selected ~ le greatest regard % quality and in Al
as aranied Their assortment VI fancy cutlery EN-.
ftees al he sie-f styles of Rodgers sous pen sniv.s
EAles button ooks, AM other arcles for lo et u.e
zoY Of which have ever aeen before imported Pora
e@es sre Of the si corr r. FORMS containing useful am
ries ~ ne b-,i glany f'ey are sckaowed by travel.
M geblemen y p. sunerf 70 hose imported
sasl = q. s4UlLsfs.1 SON, IA and S37 broadway
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~ Wing Mass Convention in Westchester
will be held at Underhils Road, Saturday, septem-
Der ,, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Delegate will
be chosen to the Utica Convention. B. 2. Whitney,
Esq of this City will speak on the occasion
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Relief TO ireland.

Contributions from TIE Friends " heidHd IN RilerIe
Neo-Jascy.
James Alexander Mchse. Gormsn each - Psirk Carroll
5Oi VIVA Noouey Peter Moo,key PhrK Menouac John
Hagh Mciarghn Hueh Pnck Murphy fatcs Brok Jaa
Nc6ure Lake Ft Alfrew Arthur Doctor Corvr. John ho-
John. Bowman William krrin John Has. Pairck Murphy. Nck
Hsney John Philips eaca 81 Thomas Hiloers james Donald
Eiwafd Dcshea each 80 Pstrck Brooks % cts Total - -
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ktNrUckr.-The Fraakfor, Woman gives com
pete returns from all the counties 10 the State OF he
vote Tor Governor and Lieut. Governor but they are
not all Official and we therefore give only the sggre
gate vote
Np'efuet irgt Gofrfnor
Crlaenden. ,ss9 Helm. ~
Powell ...............S.l2s Martin ...........a IS 6s
Cuuendens msi...... aSe5 Helms msi ......... SIP
The aggregate vote east Tor Governor according 10
the above, i2i 6i3 while in isti II was only N 6
showing increase this year over the vote Of si4 of
9-67
The Secretary Of Stste has count the vote on the
9Th, and AL officially received that day will
be thrown cut OF the count. Louisville Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-31

~ The PatsbHrgA Moraiag Cirosiclc is out
for the Buffalo nominations
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" 1t is said that Major HEIss. one Of the
Editors Of the WasAise,sa UgoH is in favor OF Free
G,l