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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

A NEW GANE-Fof the benefit OF strangers
who may visit thi, City and an others who may be- in
tsre,ted communicate the following which transpircd
this morning Passing down Broadway on my way To
Corsndst and when about 10 turn the corner 10 the
ferry was -ccosted by rather respectable looking
eoorsd qenHsmaa who inquired Il bad hve dollars m
bills 20 let him have for specie, as he wished 10 sen" inc
money away I'm a letter. ] was about 10 acconilohtie
bim when another coi0red gentleman stepped mp, who
thought that ten dollars would be more convenient
,aeh The rat Immediately but thought ! would let
them 20 on and see the end of IT, After little talk the
ir-t-named gentleman offered man who hdRfn,a %
stand by and my-et dollar apiece II we would &C
company him little way down the street 10 decide
0ue-tion pending somewhere Oj coWse, we al started
OFT together down Broadway, and alter dartns AROUND
through several streets finally entered an alley az inc
lower end OF Gree.wich--t Here one OF inc cooied
gentlemen took a Pack Of cards from his pocket ami
selected two red spotted ones all there were IN the
mack and then offered bet the hte gentleman niteen
doUars that there were red ones IN the pack VI
course the white gentleman deposited httctn dollars III
his pocket The cOOred gentleman then wished me 70
holi takes on another bet and twenty dOars was put
in nv hand The white man won. They then ende az
cred 10 yet me 70 take a chance. had seen the end
and then broke out after the following manner Ny
friends YOU took me 10 be green one, did you lou
was little bit mistaken You have had all your trouble
for nothing I understood you from the hrst ana a.
YOU wanted my decision, have decided thst you a.,
are fools as well a. swndlers, and i had the uIls
-hOu.d get some other Judge 70 decide question iof
YOU The meeting broke up lnstenty-tnc "nite hldl
was no more 20 be seen-the cOlored gentlemen heu'
mutterns Why didn't you tell Us you belonged % the
Church J. n. NA"lE-
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The Wings Of Paterson-Clay-Tayl Tor.

II. GREELEY, EsQ.--Dear SIR: The Wings Of
this township met last evening for the purpose Of
choosing FIVE Delegates to our local Convention and
eight Delegates 10 the State Convention to be held at
Trenton on the oath inst
The latter is decidedly Clay delegation. In truth.
there never was shown in Paterson a more decided
preference for men or than that of last
ns for CLAY An attempt made TO have the sclec-
ton OF Delegates without any expression by them, Of
their preferences but the meeting decided almost unsn
inously 10 sustain no person whose sentiments were
not known.
We have enough Of no pariyism around without ad
dag to It's importance by choosing representatives to
strengthen It's hands and the time unloose the
ties that have bound for years in harmonious action
indeed men should be distrusted when they plead this
affected nOnconmitta nopariyism. Men without PIE.
.eTences are TOO often without decision To say
that in these days. men with party feelings, who have
faith in principle read and reflect the position OF
prominent candidates their avowcd principles and the
grounds upon which they claim support and Yet be IN
different theInselves is say that they unit 10
represent any community any Convention As soon
expect that ship lie calmly anchor in a storm
a sea. Every who has any party aiinities has
some bias-none have stronger, more decided one
than the friends Of Taylor.
H. after the discussions of the lac; few months they
have not information reelection upon which TO found
a choice when viii they obtain them WIN II be az a
Convention win Il be in the hurry and hustle and
excitement Of ballot there VIII the hurried move
ments there afford time, and discussion shed li-h,
enough 70 inform and decide those who have read and
observed calmly Tor months IN vain Miracles have
ceased The speakers, one OF whom expressed nc
choice the other avoSing for Hale, greeted with
cheers for CLAY The meeting adjourned after rcs0ly
ng that our first choice fog the Presidency j. HENRY
CLAY Of Kentucky but that We VIII sustain any good
Ulig who shah receive the nomination OF the National
Whig Convention.
Thi, is the Clay feeling here Can Wings do fairer
Win TAYLOR mon do "a iir With the same spirit on
their side, our course Is clear.
You're respectfully, w c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
GOURAUD's GOSSIP WITH HIS PATRONS
When energizing objects men pursue.
MMaI are lie urndl IL. they cannot DO ~

" Do NC I' IIVdIl u. tley cannot DO =
~ Assuret.y the energy 81 no man ever produced
greater prodigy Than G0uHAUDs Italian Medlcsed SOAP,
for TIE complete removal Of sat rheum ngsyOrn eryTe
as scursy, enpOns, bo'ces spots frecke-, suntnin
salyHnes- redness, &c. from the human skn-feudenng Ac
cuce white, clear, so and transparent This delicious
soap invaluable 10 gentlemen afflicted with tendefiess
II skn IN shaving h makes a rich, creamy, modifying
ather, even when used with hard salt water tis a
beautifully buoyant The fame Of GoURACDs soap has Deen
severe thorn IA the sides of certain umbugs, " 10 s'
necessarily been compelled advertise their ras al hAl
prce DR.. GOuraad has such intention tie kce u US
soap = fixed the laws OF the Modes and Persans
Gourands Puudres Subtitle celebrated for their
properties IN nstantaneousy removing any superna0~'
growth Of human hair. -,
To prevent imposition. Is only necessary to observe ma
each cake of GOurauds soap pressed ~ an oV n moe
and has on the reverse Gourads Italian Medlcaied soap
New (encosed In laurel WREATH distinctly N renso
With e,tered cenier Of Tyran purple In addluon should
be remembered that Of the valuable toilet pfcPae
tons of DR. FELIX GovEAUD can oe obtained senalne VA
cspt AZ his depot 81 Wslkefs hIsl door from Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
TAKE TINE BY THE FoRELoCK

Il your hair dropping OFT
Then take Time by the fOre.ock;
FOR with each days delay
lOu are losing one more lock
l. your hair farming grsyf
+ q harsh, WHY and rough.
J. yOur scalp, too, prey
Todry sciirf and 70 dandmn
II 80. call in Art
Better now than months LATER
And apply that tired friend,
PHALONs IsyIG0RATOR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
nR- MnREHrAD,s MPRovED

UTu1UITUI NI- I'TII lIiIIIIT''
- These boaului Instruments combine important nm
proynonts over all other forms Of manufactures, ana arc
considered by the Faculty the only ones worthy ine name
They are remarkably simple much 50, indeed that any
one who can read can successfully operate them No az.
.tant j. required in toir use amy harm result from
hsr application 10 the most deicaie Each instrument IS
compacty arranged with all necessary appliances Pui up IN
portable and form, AMI Is accompanies oy 'us
new MANUEL for use. clear ami explicit
Price. sl2 and Sl5-compleo and warranted
sole Manufacturer, d &. NOREhEAD, MD
lel Broadway
a.. Id, ,,..tl... imitation. myl6
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
By Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune
Appointment Of n senator.

WAsHNcToN, Thursday, May J.
The Governor Of Arkansas has appointed WV.
X. SEBAsrIAy. Senator, TO 81 the Vacancy oc-
casioned by the death Of Mr. Ashley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

DISTRESSING ACCiDENT.-On the It'll inst. n
young man named Milton Storrs while crossing the
river 90 Burlington, VI in boat with three young sis
tire and brother discovered that one end OF IL was
sinking and asked OF them 10 step % the other
the boat hed and sunk within nifty feet OF the shore
Directing the children % cling 10 him. he reached the
shore completely exhausted, with three OF them and
Immediately plunged in second time 70 the aid of his
father, who almost drowned IN attempting res
cue the other lie succeeded in saving his father
bat the two younger gTls were swept away and
drowned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
Hnnker Delegate TO Baltimore.
ffIith D'sricf-- loffN H. Orfs OF putche-s 4,

CIRCUIT CouRr, CRY oF WAsHiNGroS.-O
Friday Hon Chiei Judge Crunch delivered the opinion
Of tn Court n the case Of Naccnt the Reporter OF M,
Nss fogk hcreld. affirming the power OF the Uniiee
states states 70 commit and impTison for contempt
is authority and declaring the case OF Nugent TO b
Beyond the jurisdiction OF the Court The opinion wa
very able and elaborate one and occupied about tw,
hours in its delivery Yesterday afternoon the Cour
was adjourned until next Monday al the usual hour
washington News, May l3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

RuSINESs NOTICES.

- Those who would the Cry Of Londos, WIN rs
scent palacrs gardens shppHg, Nc. sl tniimly y,
resttt should visit the Museum and witness the stDH
Rioon panorama now sNhlblnl there Oher interesting
PEI forl.nces by Great csier' NE ne hInk sir
ne pace al s. ami before To-day 90 and sec iAeli-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

~ rHE BARNBURNER DELEGArEs 10 the Bal
tmore Convention were in session al the City
Hotel til a late hour last night, Mr.. Cambreleng
and one other Delegate only being absent. The
most Of them arc verdant enough to suppose that
they will be admitted TO seats in the Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

" 'IadepcHdeHt OF the Phila. North Amen
can, confesses that he was utterly mistaken, o.
rather msled in his confident assertions that
Gen. Taylor would not persist in being candi
date il the Wings nominated Mr. Clay or some
one else He says he was duped by apriyste
letter from Gen. Taylor, which he is not now
permitted to use for his ow Justification Il told
yea 30.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

RAILROAD E1TESsioS.-The Cheshire Railroad
was opened from Troy. y. H. 70 Keene, Distance Of
about nine miles. Wednesday number Of stock
holders and others from Boston attended and estivi
tee Of al kinds IN the village Of Keene celebrated the
event The Bosios Mai ssy. Of ,Ais extension
From Troy % Keene. nine miles. the road d. mostly
through country which none but live Yankees would
ever have dreamed Of converting 70 such purposes. Il
j. succession OF heavy embankment. solid masonry
and deep cuts through lodges OF granite tina, look
though they were put there purpose defy al hu-
man improvement. Perhaps no work Of the kind IN the
United states IN the world tthc passage Of the
Western Railroad through the bill u Berkshire ex
cepted) gives a better idea OF the sublime in human i'm
pr0yemenf than this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

FROM MExIco-Thc " a. Denq's correspond.
ent Mustang writes from tho City OF Mexico April
p As follows
The Congress Of Mexico / do not think VIII take a
responsible and decided action the treaty think
altogether probable that when they meet they vii
consider the treaty and the notifications and debate
IL provisions 20 some extent then they VIII adopt
either one OF the two following modes
lst Adopt the treaty a. It VA originally made and
signed and then authorize the Government 20 accept
refuse the amendments and notifications Vi the senate
OF the United states or 2d They VII. after debate
authorize the Government accept reject the origin.
al treaty, notifications and al IN either throw
mg the burden OF responsibility upon the Executive
and his Cabinet OF Councillors One OF these modes.
am wei informed viii likely be pursued by the Con
eross and Il seems altogether probable Do j. exactly
IN keeping with their character however, what j. lcit
for the Government On DO, have 40 doubt viii be com
Piled with 10y them.
p S-Since writing the foregoing. J have received
advices from Queretaro the 10Th inst have only
time before compCled % close my letter, 20 give
you very briefly, the substance
seventy members OF Congress were prcsent-sevcn
ty.thrce l. necessary 70 constitute quorum-thrcc
WI leave tomorrow. IL l. feared IN gncrutmo u tnt
Government pursues the policy OF cutting on the non
represented STATES OF lucafan, New Mexico, &C u VII
produce a schism in the Congress. The Government
writes my friend is much annoyed al the nonaticnd
ance Of the deputies. Amoutc J. m Oucrciaro en-
deayorins 70 produce prOnuuclAnAento against me
Government, and pledges himself II be succeeds, On
either whip the Yankees, or conclude honor 5t
peacc-ino-t lk,ly % DO neither. The Government has
uo' yet Issued D. decree annuns the seat, OF The non
attending members OF Congress An escort oi Mexican
cavalry came out on the 2ih % receive Mr. SEWER bali
way between here and Qucretsro. Mr. Sewer j. sr
here, and u l. the general impression the street that
he i standing on point OF etiquette which cndan
the object of his mission. II Mr. SEWER wants o.
go 20 Oneretar0. he should be satisfied 60 there un
der any gusrd that VIII insure hs safety IL should make
no difference wheih he il escorted from the lines
drawn oy the STnisiiee By the American OF Mexican
ssyary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

sANDss SARsAPARLLA-As the budding Of the tree g. M
and blossoms characterize Spring Of renovation,
do falling leaf the w.thenng herb d.smensng
Of the whole vegetable creation stamp Winter Of
paralysis and temporary decay. Nor nsensble Il
these influences; and be sleep Ike plant through
the Winter months he vii act wisely prepare his system
for the ofiopor by resort to goralg pre-
paraton at its commencement The combined tonic, anti
septic and moderately aperci properties of sASDss sARsA
PAsiLLA Indicate as an appropriate preparation Tor his
purpose A. prevention beiterth recommend
AL Who have pre-dsposaon, hereditary Otherwise to
ucerOls erupyc Diseases 20 through course Of t.
medicine al leas; every Spring and FAN.
Prepared and sold, Wholesale and retail, by A. B. d
SANDS Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fulton corner Of WBs
a. Z55 Broadway, and n East Broadway, New.York Sold
also by Druggists generally throughout tie United staies
Price 81 per bottle, or SIX horles for g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

CARDS FOR " DSCs.-Meddng, Nisthe' ana oaAe
Cards elegantly engraved and printed ON finest French
Porcelain ards a, the lowest pnc.s The hnes English
Porcelain Cards printed from engraved plates at 80 ceni'
per pach.
ELEGANT B0xEs foE WfDplyG CAkr.-Eegam Boxes
for Wedding Cake at So per hundred plain Boxes - per
hundreds Card Euvo'ops from 80 cents 10 50 per hundred.
Wedding Waters boz great variety Silver Cords, &c att
EyrRnfIt's Engraving and Printing Establishment, ~l
Broadway conerof Duanes bret square above sleweHs
mlLhln aille
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
Reware d wonhIe.. ImIIliIon.
Know We The land Of the cypress and myrtle,

Know yc The land of the cypress ana nlyiu''
With DO. fountains OF perfume and music Of ai'es,
Where the lord and the slave. and The dove and the nre
Are walking, ull walking In French slew's Boots
tsy- FRgNcH SHAW, 10 Ann-sf have on hana aud are
manufacturing the large-f cheapest and beet assortment Of
boots. shoe. aud golfers 10 the city and are bound 80 lar rs
regards quality ana prices 20 distance aid competition boos
and Shoes made o measure from ie choicest French STOCK
and all goods warranted. myl' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

ONoNDAGA SrANDARD.-Mr A>AHgL l.. Smith.
the last tn years Of the propreors Of this wen
known paper, has disposed Of his niercst to young
printer named SUMMERS The SfsHiard will oontinno
to advocate the principles and measures of the rad
zeal Democracy" OF this state
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

SUPPRESSED SYNPATHY-A number OF persons
held meeting in Philadelphia Monday evening. to
insure the suppression OF some resolutions which were
passed by the great Mass Meeting IN independence.
square John Bonyier presided and the meeting was
addressed by Dr. Elder Committee was appointed
10 forward the suppressed resolutions to the Provi
.ional Government OF France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

10 rnE PusLic-I hereby agrees forfeit $1,000 ii
do no, sell As good Boots si 30 are sold Ia he city
for 81 on 81 And furthermore agree 10 forfeit ie some
any other store sells good Boots for 81 30 as sell
have the largest retail trade Of any store In the oiy~
and shall endeavor to keep by selling better Boots al less
prices than my competitors. H. b. JONEs'
p,vl6 6it Ia Ann-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
Things i'm Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Thursday,

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA Thursday, May -
The Episcopal Convent on adjourned 'He ace ms
morn NJ. Rev. Mg. Leaf OF Pottsto"n "itndreW Ms
resolution ar 10 the representation Of African churohes
NJ he thought al some future time the sohelnc "o"u
s,d more strength 4 committee was appointed 70
consider the propre'y OF dividing the diocese into
twelve missionary districts Five new churches have
been adm tied
dpd and the counsel are summin. mp. The charge
viii probably be delivered this afternoon and tho case
gwen 10 the Jury
Anniversary tonight Rev Mr. King OF Dublin and Mr..
Bridel OF Paris VIII address the meeting.
Markets still quiet and prices not materially changed
sire OF srocXs-First Boards Penn Towp Blk
pa: sl.OnO Lehgh 6s 60 s250 do J93 Comm Bk
5Oi 500 : 6s S. cap 1924 200 Neshanic eJn
STATE S. 74i 40 Grard TX c. l0 5000 state sod 'fs
S.coad Board-lOJ Penn s., "a, 1000 Treasury note
1924 900 schyl Nav s6s. AS eJ5 Lehs C. scrip rs
10 Penn RR 3; 80 Read RR l6i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

SUMNER UNDER SHIRTS, DsAwERs, &c.-SASxAy's new
establishment li6 wIlan-si Zone door above Fulton IS
well supplied with Shirts Drawers, Cravas Gloves, Socks
Collar. &C Cal and examine goods and prices. myl9 .-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

Looo-Fooo DELEGAIE.-Hon. Albert Consta-
Die Of Cecil Nd has been elected Delegate TO the Ban
more Loco Foco Convention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

u OLD srocK o. Day GooDs SELLING OFF.-KfS-
SET WHEELER, Of 8, Cllarue-st have purchased a,
auction the stock Of Dry Goods Jobber, which they viii
offer todoy AZ prices far below anything before offered
The consists Of every description OF goods to suit the
taste of the most fasildous. Go early. myl7
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

WArcHEs-WArcHEs-W Y. SAVAGE, Jr 10
Was is selling Watches Of every description at ex'
emey low prices lie sells none but such Watches as arc
warranted 10 keep accurate time Also, splendid pocket
Chrononetcr D, a bargaln Give him a call
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

~ The SPEECH OF Gov 'o'''
On the Presidential question e".''O' 'a''
.traigb, to the heart Of every Wing VINO reads IT,
and thence elicit tokens Of delight and concurrence.
IL. r,Iesbing to mistaken and hiSh-prnciPled
yvb;o. this way TO know that the man who beat
I.o,e. x Polk out OF the GovernorshiP OF Ten
,..,ee. and beat him a second time on his attempt
,oeet in again, simply by faithful devotion to and
candid, forcible presentment OF Wing principles
and measures in two public canvssses OF the State
from end to end, THINKS entirely as we do on the
great question now agitating the Wing party.
Read Gov. Joness Speech and be strengthened
or read the last paragraph only, and You can hardly
neglect 70 read the whole.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

TIT ITALIAN SKETCH Book. By HENEy TUcxERMAN
Third Edition., Revised aud Enlarged. ). e. h"eI'
pp.42i
Mr. Tuckermau has attained n high reputation
a. an csssyist by his Thoughts the Poets" and
Artist Life" and those who have been delighted
with his vivid and graceful style in those works will
welcome the publication Of new edition Of the Italian
Sketch Book which ID one OF his earliest and most
popular efforts. We have here the fruits OF ayear's
residence in Italy given carefully finished sketches
Of art scenery. and society and which, without follow
ng the beaten track OF "a connected narrative. offer
quite as much variety and interest 10 he general
The chapters devoted 20 recolcct0ns OF distinguished
persons are especially readable The "Reminsccnce
OF Shelley" gives one a better idea OF the man - well
a. the poet than any other description we have ever
read. and his account Of on interview with Siv!o Pei
leo cannot tail 70 enlist the siron 5o-t sympathes OF
those who have read his noble md touching narrative
OF suffering Among the other sketches which have so
much interested US those on Florence Revisited
Rome" Italian Jolrncyng, and American
sculptors' Tho accuracy and vivdness Of Mr.. Tuck
ermans word.pantngs are best appreciated by those
who have looked upon the scenes he describes, but
their poetic beauty commcnds them equally 70 the
perusai Of all.
The chapter on Modern Italy will be read with espe'
affairs are in such q confused state We could have
wished however that Mr. Tuckeman had given Us
more information concerning the condition Of Sicily
on which enchanting though neglected island he spent
nearly year We glad to see that he defends the
modern Italians from the general condemnation with
which they have been visited The events Of the last
two or three months have developed courage ener
~ an ardent and unselh.h patriotism in the char
ter Of the people which challenges the admiration OF
the world We sincerely believe that the social and
moral regeneration Of Italy has commenced and that
the painful and humblns experience OF centuries
will teach her to avoid relapse into than polt
cal vas.alage
The typographical execution Of the present work i
unoxceptionabe, and the price IS quite as low a. il
ought 10 be. The portrait OF Plus TX though giving the
good Pontif features somewhat too regular and lemi
nne il neatly got up and forms very appropriate
illustration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19

RicHEuEU DiAN0sDPonTED PEs-FoUSrAlN ATTACH
srNrs-The Richeieu Pen so.d by b +. WATSON Co. 10
Was is the finest most deXiOe and economical Pen made
49, L W. Co have just introduced important improve
meui called tho Fountain Attachment" with which page
may be- written without renewing tie ink. It simple, and
can be al listed 10 any pen at a cost Of 25 cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-19
- The Washington correspondent Of the PHI
5Ibi vr,b f-t,yi-rn sav ID, hi. letter Of the l6th

LadDha North Aier-aH says IN bis letter VI the l6th
The Presidential fog tlckens, and not CLEAN u sun.
shine j. percepthle among ihe hicA vapoTs That roe from
Csrona LoUi.ana. Ne-YOrk Alabama, Mississippi. and
Indiana have Delegates the ground, bur they prudent
n showing hands. since speculation j. the order u
tine dtv every bis chance ami lOds himself
reserve the Ia hesi bidder. THIS accounts M manner
for the unsettled ri opinion aud explains lie constant
lcfuafons I'd ile pros pecfs 81 e cOnidate The Trends
of M Polk particularly active today, but with low
much effect has not tfalsplred.
Sne VI Tennessee Drleg have expressed partially
for judge Woodbury. but tbs may be only decOy
h. friends n1D an arrangement advanageOls the Presi-
dent II j. not be deued thai the Justice has
more importance than anticipated. and that he now
regarded with serious consideration. HIS name i
socafed with Of Gen. W o. Builder for Wee President.
Ta acquesceuce OF tue Souih minated my ast let
ter v improve hi. chances. bar here no such thing
a. reasoning upon fhe action Of the LOcOFOcO Convention
when 80 much depends upon bargain and intrigue and
where everything sacrificed o me expeency Of the hour