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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

DISTRESSING CAsULTIEs.-On Sat-
urday last, Susan Oldridge and Ann
Tasker, inmates Of our Asylum, left the
Asy lum for short visit to the city.
They called at the shop Of Alexander
Calder, and Susan went out and pro-
cured half pint Of gin, and the three
drank freely Of it. While under its in
huence, the clothes Of Susan took fire,
and she hurried to the door, and pitched
or was thrown out Of it 10 the street, a
dist ance of about six feet, by which fall
a severe cash was cut in her face. As
sistance was soon procured, and she was
returned TO the Asylum, where she lin
gered in great pain until ten o'clock
that night, a period Of about six hours,
when she expired. A coroner's inquest
was held by Gamaliel Lyman Dwight
Esq, &C GrOner, and after the examiBa-
ton Of several Witnesses, and upon the
suggestion that said Calder might be
guilty Of having been instrumental in
causing her death, the examination was
continued and resumed yesterday, but
no evidence duplicating him being pro-
duced at the re-hearing, the jury return
ed as their verdict, that the said Su-
san Oldridge came to her death by ac-
cidenially burning in consequence Of her
clothes taking fire."
On the same evening Of the above men,
toned accident, Owen Feeney. an Irshman,
was found in our streets intoxicated, aud car
ricd to the watch house. In the morning il
was found that his leg was broken. lie was
unable to give any other account OF himself
except that he had been drinking freely
lie, also. was carried to the Asylum, and on
Sunday last his limb was amputaled.
Seldom has It fallen to our lot to record
more appalling instances Of the destroying
effects of too free indul gence IN ardent
sprils.-Prop. Jour.
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Jan l3,
January i3, lsls.
JAMES HAMMONO'S
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,
RECENT ADDITIONS.

32g3 Locke Amsden the School mnster, a.
tale by the author Of the Green
Mountain Boys"
2sI5 Deerbrook, a novel by Miss Marti'
neau
sly Luelrs Living Age.
5l19 George Lowell, by Jane Sheridan
Knowles
5l7S The old Converts Of Papis, by Ma
dame Charles Rebaud
1905 Campaign Sketches Of the war with
Mexico, by Capt. u. :. Henry
5lsO The Free Trader, or the Cruiser Oi
Narragan.et Bay by q. Ii. lngroham
33OG Leisure Moments iinproyed.a ~ new and
choice collection Of History, Biog-
raphy, Travels, Tales OF Peril and
! adventures. Manners and Customs,
&c, for Young people. with nuu'er-
Gus Illustrations
33Os Bows w nter Book, descriptive OF the
/ Season, Scenery. Rural Life. and
Country Amusements, by Thomas
! Miller
1907 Scouting expeditions Of McCullocs's
4 Texas Rangers, including skiInIlshes
with the MeAicans and an accurate de-
tail of the stol ming oi Monterey. al.
so the daring scouts at Buena Vi-tn,.
and sketches of the lives Of the cele-
brated Partisan Chiefs Hays. McCul-
l luck, aud Walker, by samuel T.
Reid. Jr
5000 Rising in the world, or atale for the
rich and poor, by I .. Arthur
4 1910 Heaven upon earih-"r Jesus the
best friend Of man, by James Jane
i way, with history of the Jane"ay
family, by Rev. T. A Cox
1911 Warrington and his Generals, ~
J. Il Neadley.
5ISI Frank Gernon; or Cadets hrst
wear in India, by Capt. Bell.w.
5I84 Isabel Graham; or Charity reward,
\ tale of New York, by Henry VIII
liam Herbert.
5Is2 Cruise Of the Sea. Snake, or the ad-
ventures Of David Watson the Lon
don Prentice, by Midshipman Easy,
5IS3 Legends of Mexico, by George lip
pard.
5iso The Middle Kingdom, survey OF
the Geography, Government, Edu'
cation, Social life, Arts, Re'ig ion,
II &c of the Chinese Empire. and It's
Inhabitants, by :. Wells WiIliams.
\ Jan. -.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
w. II. Cranston, Secretary.

NAvAL.-A letter from Vera Cruz,
dated the 18th ultimo, states that Capt
Henry Eagle, U. S. NJ, has been appoint
ed Governor ofTobasco, and would leave
for that port in few days. The brig
Etna, steamer Scourge, and schooner
Varta are to be placed under his COM
mand. The frigate United States, Com.
Read, from the coast Of Africa via Cape
Verde Islands, Madeira and Cadiz, ar
rived at Gibraltar LIST ult, and remained
to the 9TH, to sail for Port Mahon in . or 3
days. U. S. sloop-ofwar Marion was in
port same time, to sail for Marsellles
in two or three days.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

FiRE IN ALBANY, GEoRoIA.-A slip from
The office Of the Albany Courier Ca states
that a fire occurred in that town on the night
Of the Ist instant, at the corner of Broad and
Washington streets. down Broad street to the
City Hotel, and up Washington street.
Loss $4,000.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
Army News, &C.

WASHINGTON, Jan. y.
Gen. Scott has been recalled.
Generals Worth, Pillow, and Duncan.
have been ordered to Vera Cruz for trial
to answer to the charges preferred against
them by Gen. Scott.
All the officers Of the American army,
now in the United States OH leave of alb.
sence, have been requested by General
Scott to return to Mexico.
A large meeting was held in Philadel-
phia last night, in favor of sustaining
Gen. Taylor for the Presidency.
All the British West India Banks have
suspended specie payments.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

RECALL OF GEN. ScoTT.--A WASH
ing,on correspondent ofthe Boston 40,
vertiser, says that the recall of General
Scott from the command OF the army u
spok en- Of, and that there is reason 10
suppose that the project Of a "L'eu'en-
ant General" is again in contemplation
by the administration. Perhaps MIR.
Polk would like 10 DO named Protect
or ~
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THARIRlAGES. /.

In Bristol 29rh uh, Mr.. John G. Cole and
Miss sarah, daughter OF Capt. John Law
less. all OF 3
In Warren, Ist inst, Mr.. Peter e.. Smith and
Miss Anne Jane, daughter Of Joseph L'iher,
all OF w. ;--sbn the 5lh inst, Mr. James w.
King, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Miss Margaret
Weldon, formerly OF Hamilton, New York. but
for the last year popular teacher in 81. Marks
Parochal and Classical School in Warren.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

ERIE RAILRoAD.-An engine passed over
this road Friday for the first time to Port
Jervis. on the Delaware River. This adds
about thirteen miles to the road, making the
whole distance from New York ninety eight
miles The trains will commence running
regularly to Port Jervis about the middle OF
next week.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

The Pictou Chronicle announces the
death Of little girl, eight years of age,
who was attacked and eaten by bears
Parts of her clothing covered with blood,
as well as some bones and mangled re-
mains of her person. have been discov-
cred
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

A SERIOUS ArFAiR.-On Monday
night some half dozen Of the Alabama
volunteers now cncamped near this city
went to the house Of Adonico Robeson,
a respectable creole living about mile
from the camp Of the volunteers, and,
as the report goes, porpetrated various
outrages, insulting the female portion OF
the family. &c, until at length Kobeson
fired on the crowd with a double-barrell.
ed gun, killing one and severely wound
inp two or three others The man kill
ed was named John Hudgins, and be-
longed to Capt Bars company from
Tuscaloosa. The next morning Robe
son came to the city and delivered him
self up 10 the sheriff Mobile 1droiiser
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

DR.. HOLDEN. whose name is so honorably
mentioned in the following ext ract from
Gen, Worth's oficia! report, dated Angus,
81, is q native of this city and graduate o'
Brown University. lie has many friends IN
this city. who will be gratified to see the
creditable manner in which he is spoken of
PROV, Journal.
"Thc medical corps, consisting Of Sur
geons Saterlee. senior, and Wright. Assist
ant Surgeons Simpson, DE Leon, Simons
Roberts and Deyrle, presents claims to es
pecial thanks and admiration-ever among
the most fearless, and Indifferent TO hazard
during the conflict. 1t is after the battle
when Others seek repose, that they are found
skiliully and noiselessly fulfilling the duties
of their high vocation. in administer ing com.
fort 10 the crushed und sorrowful soldier.
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a. MARINE LIST. q
YOAp O3 S7.5VyPO0Eso
ARRIVED.

WEDNESDAY, Jan. 5
schr. Billow, Barker, Wareham fos New
York.
SATURDAY, Jan. 10.
schr ilanove', Of Provincstown, Chase
Master, " days from Maianzas, Tor Be-,oa,-
LEFT at Maianzas, brig Lsvant. J.llerson,
loading for Wilmington, N. G.. Schr Iowa,
loading for New Orleans Brig Wildes Z
Walker, loading for Providence, II.
SATURDAY, Jan. 8.
Brig Sea Flower, Chase, Boston for Phila.
Schr Nevis, Robinson, Calias for Nowhavep
Jane, Gilderchrist, Calias for Providence
Monitor Besse, Wareham for New York.
MONDAY, Jan 10.
Brig Nonparel, Brewer, Prov. for Will
mington.
Schr. Otholalo, IIarves, Virginia for New
Haven.
TUESDAY, Jan. ~
Sloop Vigilont, Heath, New York for Prov.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

0FHcnry Clay is to preside and speak
at meeting of the Colonization Society
to be held in Washington on the 18th
instant.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
WINTER ARIA NGEM EMIT
FOR NEW YORK.

h rYxxseA. THE new and substantial |
tr14yI1=z4S steamer GOVERNOR, Capt.
sSzzz..zx, Brown. will run regularly du-
ring the, winter between Fall River aud New
York, via Newport leaving Fall River every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday on the arri-
val of the steamboat train from Boston, about
7 o'clock, and Newport about T. Leaving New
York every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
afternoon at o'clock.
For further particulars enlrire Of
ANTHONY STEWART,
Jan l3. II Thames II.
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WAN TED.

A YOUNG man wishes To establish himself
IA in business-any one having good loca-
iion wish stock Of goods he would like 10 DIS
pose of will please address
S. w. JAMES, Boston.
All communications strictly confidential.
Boston. Jan =, l54S. Id Il 2w.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

PorsoNED.-Joseph Babier, residing in
Indiana place, Boston, mistook bottle
of hed-bug poison corrosive sublimate)
for some kind Of liquor, ard taking a
draught of it, died on Saturday from the
effects. lie belonged to Marblehead.-
Mr.. b. had formerly been intemperate,
and his physician had ordered hot rum
baths for his wife who was i'll. Rum be-
ing left about the house, Babier got hold
of it, relapsed from his pledge and mis-,
taking the bottle of poison for ardent spir'
/ its, partook of it which caused his death
soon after
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13
Notice.

Ill. persons interested in the petition OF Ld'
N munt e. TompknS, guardian OF the per
sons and estate of the minor children OF sea'
bury ). Tompkins, late OF North Providence
in the county of Providence, deceased, ior au-
hority To sell, ut public OF private sale, aW we
Interest OF said minor children, IN lo' Oh iana
containing about eighteen acres: win owenj
ing house thereon, situated ~ li,l'es .v
Iips % are n%'iied to appear at sC@siSH q
bate TO he holden IN North 'iOudence,a IN /,
Town CLERKS office on The ifa Mondsy oi
February, lsis. and be heard 's,r' /" y hey
see n, IEwEEDEN, Proot 'h
\ Nuih PrSyldeucr, Jan. ., ~
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Pound in Narragnnsett Bay,

A KEDGE 1nchor, with about seventy fa-
IA thoms warp attached. The owners Of The
same are requested TO prove property and pay
salvage and charges.
JOHND SWAN,
THO'S. Z. ASH.
Newport, J,n g. lsa5.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

The above comprises the names of 80 per-
sons, the aggregate OF whose ages is 24Ol, be-
ng an average Of 80 years TO each- - Mercury
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Marine MelnOran n da.

Brig Random, Burdick, from this port for
Franklin La, was spoken Dec 2lst, no lat oy
a vessel supposed to have arrived at N;OrleanS
Schr Geo Engs, Smart, was at Sagua la
Grande, no date. im Boston, disc &.
Bark Floyd. Mayberry, was at ST. Martins
I2th ult., for N Orleans next day.
Brig Gen. Cobb, Hammond, cid AT N Or
leans oath ul,., for Montego Bay.
Brig Perfect, Gardiner. arr Al New Orleans
Gath ult, fm Tampco.
Brig TP Hart, swasey, was towod to sea
from New Orleans Goth ult.
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Lecture.

"HE lecture COMMITTEES Of the Newport
IL Assotiationof Mechanics and Mannfaciui-
ers. announce the sixth lecture OF Tive course
this evening, Jan. 18th, by the Rev. Mr. Wash
burn, Of Fall River.
Subject-A visit to the ruins Of Pompeii.
N. b. The next lecture, jan. 9th.
Jaa t3.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

Dr.rH ~ Mn. KrNNrpy. Intelligence
has been received Of the death OF the Hon.
Andrew Kennedy, ol lnJIsnepolls.
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Id AND ISLANDER THURSDAY MORNING JANUARY 49, l84s

The Nantucket Inquirer draws dis
couraging picture Of the prospects OF the
whaling business in that place. Since
the year lS43, the whaling feet has been
diminished fifteen sail by shipwrecks,
sales, &c. The voyages are said to be
one-,hird longer than they were twenty
years ago. and the number Of arrivals and
departures are constantly growing less
and less.
Rough D. Ready Leather PreserU-
er," is the name Of an article prepared
by J. Appleby Williams of this town. 1t
is highly recommended as useful arti-
Gle for cleansing, preserving and renew
ing the color of leather Of every descrip-
ton and in every variety Of use. Give
it trial.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

GFThe Boston Journal says that kev'
Sebastian Streeter united in the holy bonds
Of wedlock during the last year one hundred
and sixty eight couples. The number mar
ried by him in 1876, was one hundred and
fifty eight couples, which shows that his ous''
ness in this branch at least is steadily IN
creasnR.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

TREMENDOUS ExpLos The
ste arnboat Sea Bird, from New Orleans,
bound to St. Louis, and loaded with
1000 kegs Of gunpowder, took hre on
Wednesday last the 9th inst. near Capes
Giraideau. There was q tremendous
explosion, which was heard for 40 miles
round the country. The boat was blown
to atoms, while the passengers narrowly
csc a ped before the explosion took place
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cxccu,ors and Guardians Notice.

THE subscriber named AZ the sole Executor
in the last will and testament OF
Elizabeth Godfrey Dolbear,
late oi Newport, widow, deceased, auo a'so
npnoin,ed IN by said viii the guardian OF the
uersons and estates of AMOS EMERSON
DOLBEAR and SAMUEL DOLBEA AR,
minors under the age OF fourteen years ch''dre"
of soid deceased, which said will has been dn y
proved, approved, allowed and eansedto be f'
corded by the Court of Probate oi Newpor', and
having gwen bond as The law dlrecis' as hN
ocn,of and Guardian aforesaid, he requests ail
ne,snns having CLAIMS against said Eliz1hclh
\ &. DoIbear, or his sa,d wards, to exhibit ue
same 10 him within sis months from 'he al's
hereof Ordered that the above be pnoii'nco
II for six successive we"ks. $500 ,,,,,n
II Newport, Jan. g, las WM' "o'.o
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0FWe are indebted TO Mr. Saycr and
Mr.. o. ii. Jeffrey for copies of the New
Orleans Picayune of late date.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-01-13

BAPTIsr CoNvENTIoN.-The Quarter
ly Meeting Of the Rhode Island Baptist
Ministers Association, and also Of the
Board of the Rhode Island Baptist State
Convention, will take place this week at
the Ninth Baptist Church in Providence.
The introductory sermon will be preach
ed this evening, by Rev. B. P. Byram, OF
Valley Falls, at the Meeting House cor
ner of Dean and Federal streets ser
vices commencing at Z o'clock. On
Tuesday evening, preaching by the Rev.
Mr.. Willard, Of Warwick; and on We'd
nesday evening, by Rev. James N. Gran
ger, Of this city. The public are invl-
ted to attend. - Prop. Journal
STATE FAITH OF The
resumption by Maryland Of the payment
of the interest on her public debt has
been consummated. On Saturday last,
the day designated in the Resumption
Act, payments were made at the Chesa-
peake to all the State creditors who
presented themselves, and the cash
is there, awaiting the calls Of others
The funds 10 meet the interest on the
sterling debt were remitted to London
some time since. Maryland now resumes
her proper rank among her sister States
.-Balfim ore american
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The PERRY.-We are gratifed to
earn that the steamer Perry is mol 10 be
wiihdra,cn from her route on Wednes-
day, as we stated yesterday.
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DIR. J. s. WOODS
, ars a D arilla E. liXir

DECOMMENDED by Eminent Physicians
IL For sale by c. 6. c. hAZARD Agent for
Newport. Jan. I3 i-4S-dlf
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GFMayor Quincy estimates that the pop
ulstion of Boston is 10000, but that taking
ing into account those people who resort
there on business, Boston represents a popo
lation of from two to three hundred thousand
0PThe Washington correspondent o
the New York Journal Of Commerce thinks
,hat we are as much at peace with Mexico
as we shall be for 20 years to come.
Loiieries.-Marylsnd, within the las. three
years, has neued S6S,000 Of revenue by H.
ccnsing and taxing this demoral'n'ng species
Of gambling.
trPWc call the attention OF our rea.
ders 10 an advertise me ut in another col
umn, Of business wanted, by young
man.
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HOUSE.

The House went into Committee oi
the Whole on the Southern Mail Con
tract, upon which the debate ensued IN
which HIessrs. Jones, Murphy, Meade,
and Brown Of Penn. parilciPa,
ted, and before the latter had concluded
a message was received from the Senate,
announcing the passage Of the Volunteer
Bill-when Mr. Brown again resumed
the discussion.
4 question Of order then arose, which
Messrs Schenck Of Ohio, Smith Of lndi-
ana, and others debated, pending which
the House adjourned.
WASHINGTON, Friday, Jan. 7.
The resolution on the Southern Mail
contract was so amended in committee,
by Mr. Rockwell, Of Connecticut, as
no, TO increase the expenditure.
twas then moved that committee rise
and report progress, with "A recommenda-
ton TO recommit the bill to Post Ofhce
Committee, with instruction for them 10
report what legislation is necessary win
reference to transporting the mai oy
railroad, steamboat, or other mooe'
Adopted.
Mr.. Mackey moved to modify Mr..
RockwelPs amendment so 40 to include
On inquiry as 10 the probable cost ior
breaking the contract with the Chesa-
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The following is list Of aged persons Ia.
hove 70 years) who have died in this town du.
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CLEARED.
BRIGHTON MARKET.

sohr Ocean. Baker, for Ponce. P"r, Rico.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
South Carolina and the War;

The following resolutions have been Passes ? the Legislature of South Carolina
 Resoired, That the pFesenc~ar with Aeaieo A.'. ing been commenced by an invasion o' os' soil and the slaughter of our coantryu'es' 'Ds ted States were not only bound by their es's.- [. honor to repe the invaders, but even Iussl1aS' . ' every principle of public policy, in eaffyipg ,.. ~ war into the eBemys own country and pros ea4,s it with sgor until Sbe sued for pc zee or s e..s- was oYerrun and subiuga,cd by our gallant "'I
 ResoIsed, That having conqaered 'be hsps s. .,s, Mexico and snnihilaied her armies ana ''.. 'ss 4 refusing ail overiures for aa honorabis p' .,,t d now becomes question of policy on 'ie - the United States, whether to coaiinue ip until treaty can be ormcd of the Who's ,a1,s. or occupy only so much as may b. an al'P. ,m,vs nity for the expenses ci the ~af Sha -.osu.. a'e of our citizens against the aeNnsh
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10
f.,aiminr to the Rio Craade.

Notwithstanding the peace ss'ees'es ,s, Sss Texas never hal title to tsuitofy Seyoi'a @ s ces. the legal authorities oi that eeap. s,;aa {, claims to the Rio Granee, with al 'ns s p,isE of those conscious of good claim. i" ,.,d,ei q Court Of Nueces county has Jn't s''sss. II s. F s,0o5 damages against sn on eI o' '. s Jasp, F my, commanding the post ., b'a@s and slock < m nooIs s of eitisen of Texas in Ap'l last; saa tFoyed @ bis business as merchant ' ,s. ~ ,r,sa- charged the Jury that all the territory to % m. isu pIe sfyta.a of the Rso Grande, was "'ns G.s, d h' of tbe State of Texas, and that TO a,ss,s c"[ slI United States army had authority 70 .;.ss.e s. ssS s citizen in the transaction of his iesI, snia1 p,a
 ness within ike limits of the stsle'-o"''
The Arkansas banner., 1848-01-10

The convention Is over and we most cordially congraiuisse the Democratic party of our State up en he result of iss deliberations But one feeling seemed to rervade tho assembly, and that was ex- prsased h tho strong determination to heal If possi bie ail srhisms in the Democratic ranks, and meet In such spirit of concilliaton as would aliay all strife and bitterness This was an object never lost sight of. and fully wus Il accomplished. With the
 most perfect unaninsy of opinion to the strength and ability of the nominees. the members of the convention will return to their constituents prcpar d te support with enthusiastic energy, the gentle Snen whom they have selected to fill these high ststions and become our standard bearers in the coming contest. Who of our party W III object to tbeir deeision Who is willing to be cIassed asa dssyaniser cad be branded as rccreant to his prin- ciplesf If therc be any let him be known, and his recssaney bc pahlished to tho world. "Frcsh from the people," the largest convent ever held in this State, hos after dne dcliberation chosen tho ticket which stands at the head of our columns. These arc names well known, for they are Identified with the former triumphs of our cause and the principles for which we have haaslcd for years.