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~ The Ncw-Jer.ey Water-Cure E-IabIi-h


meni, situated u he Orange d9inia,ns az soa W
Noy-Irr-av fifteen miles from New lofS1 on me lle oi
The Morris and Es-.x Railroad
Tie cars stop wlLn quarter OF ME from Ne e'i.-
lisrn eag- the foot ~ C0rtani-st. AZ Oclock, 4 ~
and O'Clock r NJ O.. each day. arriving 81 SCUM orange
l abouf one hour. -
DR. MEEKER sl1Uunces % The public mat he nls l.i
frf H. gernelrs for one " The most complete " -
er.Cpre e.tab -lueus and Sumner retreats now IN iae
country. . 100. -.
Or ii returned from Europe n Tire Winter y lsp where
h. had been nearly three wears. nofe than oneihd u wien
tine vas spent AZ Grsefeuberg and ne otter " aief esi,
.nsn III Germany ART has been slce inlf time engaged
r -.cri . oclron and erecting establishment sliea
10 biz views Ol the subject
The establishment i planned particularly with view 70
the comfort AMI convenience OF The patient. and : built upon
the Engsh plan Of yafercnre embellishments, haYlns pr
vae ballroom attached 10 each Yaens ROOM shut on rom
the ori BY folding doors where the patient can have every
bsh except ne large doache aud swimming BATH which are
besgly situated about 10 from the house N the glen oi
te mountain There are also t-e arge plunge oelas ~ Ne
house On the grounds also two wave oiAl-i one "
el natural fii- u the brook n ne raviae -
swimming bah n feet square, erected for me sie 81
srrr visitors &C Attending their friends and oilef pa
tents -. --.- -. -
Dr. NJ viii oren his establishment 1r the season ol le
5ri June and any communications addressed 70 IA n
NFEKFR " d a NeTars. y. jersey, or az ovuih
Jersey. i'frLt-.u ---
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
sPirif Of thc S'hiE s'fe--.

I Nr GAYS AysIiBilIT ANp rUE LNrrpirNcf
o. Nos.rvsrrvc u.u-As tte t..se Cor a.seutlm. Of
~ ,,... e.. ....f e,.,.i. .-.. ...- ,f. -..,,.f,.
moro aat more h',Ie ~ ..e g't'Ho"- I'D i
ssifoa hv fhot Convention ior whichever may bc "a
alu- tre lrHrer ~ flc two r-tf Tagres there - 81
futag position ain0as the yc .p'c t eut 90 look
H ts Wlirs ior tae co.nsc ana Che .' lection OF c71-
.s whose election wil bc .es-ing 90 lle country
rf0 ali restore tie -hf policy iD tie 61ecruricnl
md aai gave the Con. N gton a. proper and control
,.f lrfu.uce
Fa fhe present position of oar national affairs De-
l.ss arec ai6ftg ~ the people feel ihst tho coun.
flr irs Lcea deeriv dsgaccd b5 ie election OF Polls
f t M admin sli fb-r is policy las been most
.arr,l. and c,,~rf and That unless it j. % 1o itnre-
dtav checked ri, tnt down te interests Of the poo
DE- au be -acllfced the Constitution made dead p
f0r ald war aud corruption become the ordef Oh me
5ay radcr ,icn crcunstan-e. te more DECISIVE Steps
'a WA.rs tikc 60 select candidates BOZ reference 20
whose .cramonts there can De 40 mistake. ano Ode
Stronger .esulaDccs faey rsc tac people ny sucn fe'
,-ltr 80 intend 90 c-lg out In good faith oll OH,
tr1f...cs fier have made, ihg bcu0 VII DEE tlefr
I. a. ...-rs.. and 81 rii doubts ere entirely re-
r..eed 5v Gle selection Of Ir CAV llels triumph "iI
f. ccrf..n
w. .of lor and have aisnvs held. that strictly hon
CO. lr ana op-u dealing always the best policy IN
10 fri ss wei as other thing That exactly n the pro
portion that me people rec hg deuce that party nee
r.. p.uc os based upon ih- i.-nt iouudaion-'ha, in
a Il. 20 - t sn Adhere strictly - those prnclpe-
srd under no circumstance depart from thcm-ihei
confidence 10 fhft party viii he increased and 10 such
degree ~ length d. che same straight iorNefd conit
DID, never abandoned. chat D. as surely dcilcl TO Pc
..rcor-n a. tie whees of tine nrc % roll o. Hence
what d. honest bold straightforward and undertaking
.s maintaining weldefnod principles aud candidates
..fr af- slDff.fef with .h.n is als1es er )li,fRf
On fsa other band let q party. no matter what H.
,-efsn..,ns I,tr be- at te approach Of every great
,,s. bc.in 90 tacaGf.s et d. leaders play shy talk
bout ognrsafs, with floating factions, and urge the
1-atolmsut ui rildctes az tried into gritty for those
fiesfof a1lhtIti character ami about whose prnci
and iaf.rfios nsilinr definite is known. leaving
,le PEOPLE with oniv ticir ntkcd ss-urances that OFT
, he t.hf ,, Dr. ua Jirecf asid Hcc cau De gwen iltt
such tie srf aui defeat Dbl a certain 20 follow as the
anne l. undertaken. 80 party can ever succeed when
ftc esfc fra do.bf whether tlsir Leaders acting
m good faith and when they tear that 40 the end OIL ail
t,ir al,,. fev ,, secure but "a barren victory The
election t-l III amy candidate about whose policy ITS
he brls ot bic Government or whose devotion t0
.,t ig -ri e- and f,e ,,his .rfv 81 such there can
b. tlr lbis entertained f.. ~ al things the most in-
,.,,.f When, doubt and ,,r may come there neg0r
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GrrWr S1IrH. GHAyrs.-Ge1rse 3. Wilson,
eho has jrst returned from the settlement mada by
several coiOrei families on lands generously gwen
tacIn ~ Gcrfit smith. informs Ne that WIN g. smith,
one Of the settlers has already erected spacious dwell
ling ON Lime Lake, in township 30. Franklin County
on the main turnpike from Lake Champ.an 20 Osdens-
burgA. The sic is beautiful one and several Of the
grsnted locations DE reoT il n various directions, and
sitlcmeu.- my .oon be Elected thereon BY the COM
bncd cxestiou Of the grantee, among whom au oner
ee'ic sp.Iit prevails.
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ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.

frss MERCHANTS HUTEL, BIFFAIU " Ifnt'HI.
f mercal and Lloyd sta. Steamboat and PacAef
'--~ Landings.
H. THOMAS & BROTHERS have opened their new
and spacious Hotel above THIS house - the only one
west OF NewYork City conducted on the European pei
and can Accommodate the travelling public IN varods les
from sin gle meal the splenfdy furnished suite OF room
the immediate vicinity Of the business psft o
he city, and OF the various Wafer Landings, 49,
This establishment IS entirely new throughout me Os
Inc having been erected during the past year. ana u un
Da.ed In N, nefnal aang for health and coiO,
he being large and airy, and spsroidiy ia4'Nc'
flrOugh - -.
TIE Ordinary and Restaurant departments are constantly
pp,d with the bcsf the market affords, and guests can
have their meals their rooms, a the pubic Ordinary % al
the Restaurant, as they may wish. my' I've
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.tp- RoRTN-ON. Clssr Siircher AZ Mercer-st- be-
vi rer srrur and Prince sfLacrs, tar son niasIn-,
sard v lniOg curtains. grss- oeachei ana made 10
- ee.ii f9 uesg-N r. Cashmere aud every description
IN sh-sis cleaned with care. N.Y. im'
n.pER-. blank BOOKS AND STATIONERY
f'-SoId 40 lowest las. rriccs Dr. FhANtlr LDl-
TREL, - Mader-ltne- Ne have et al times o con-
Dec assorueu - 5esf Cly ar-.c.es, and W.. sell "a
ru,rr.rie- % sui rafrhaser. mY.l
TIANsINE~-Paper. fo.o0o pes from - 10 - inches
vide different Qualities and coi0rs for saie munlac-
ri1r prc.s- GALNf DEkRICksON. ~ S0gfh-si
DRR@ERYED GINGER cases very superior
anton preserved Ginger Just received anu Tor SAFE low
ais BY oAssNER 4 YOUNG, 10 Chashanst
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Ca>A-Rsv Mr. Williams, in his farewell
sair,.. ,, SUNDAY evening. previous 90 leaving this
counfry Tor The East stated that The pfeseui oPuaton
of the Empire Of Chine. rfOoapiy exceeds 'o'
100000 Among this vast population there are labor
Ir,o d, 1,is.ion,rie- Of whom 80 Ens.-h'i Euro
peans. ana the remainder Americans. About 3n'
f,bine-e ~, instructed by them every Sabbath The
yror lts-le fo missionary effort T. TIE of opium
Notwith.tandiu- this drug wus made ooaraoanl irt.
ele In ls00 large mp0rtations are continued e-nee
that time NJ lees than l9-etl.oJ pounds nave D -.
M COO annually. lfs effect upon the healin 81 ~
victims IS most disastrous. lie considered tLose al
dcted 70 ts use as among the most degraded OF beings
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BROOKLYN Affairs

ArIlNPT r0 HtlL-Iwo brothers, nanel An
drew and Nicholas Waller residing 90 so Graham II.
stopped 90 grocery Yesterday u the Ninth Ward kept
by man named snyder. During tlcir stay row oc-
clr,d when snyder shot 90 Andrew Waller wth a
loaded cuu lt missed hhl and snyder loadsd AMI
tired B., second time 10 Waller vixen the charge er-
tered bis thigh. The Mayor investigated the affair and
issued a ,varrlut for the arrest of Snyder
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PEArr-lr said that dispatches have been re-
ce.,cd by ne Government % Warrington from our
Cemriss.oner. in Hezco in whica they peak in very
coaalent terms Of te 6aai ratification Of the Treaty
Sewer r. said o. have gone 90 Qusretaro while CLIFFORD
s,l remaincd % the Cry Of Mexico
Private .-.ier- laro also been rsccl cf from Ni'sro
vsighrreas hopefully ~ Pence.
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irLsrAI. Nay ll
FiEE.-Tte ROOT % che Jewish Synagogue ia
Liars, near HoTsfist caught ire yesterday afternoon
from Inc SPARKS enanatns from the sas house n Camel
street 5u; was promptly eytn-uishei
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P0LICL.-Samnel Brown wss yesterday arrested
IN this CRY q bench vsrreH signed By Justice Gar
rctsor %. Brookya, charging bin with assaung man
Williams ws- taken in'o custody hy Officer Laphcu. oa
charge of having obtained quantity ol goods from
Peter Bn-es Of No. 2l south street. under false pre-
tCuce-. Detained for examination. William Miller
arrested for stealing piece OF black cloth and Two
pieces oi cashmere, supposed 20 0e the proceed OF
burglary. Committed tlr examination. zoe G.. r. smith
end ann Benson WAS committed for examination on a
and also ior stealing ru. valued az s. from W. Carr
n q L,.L-..--l
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Law Courts.

UNITED STATES NARsHsI's OFHcE-Chargc 81
kar1f.-tfeufJ > stead Ja1-la. EiFad h-st oeo >-
g>-ih Couueoi and David Watson. --a-n Of ne ~. no
Gfsie. char.r n -ndravoE tn make revolt
ffrnf af Scl-Inias SAITH arrested 90 charge ol
s'salltas tie trs k.lck with da7g-r1a
v~7rrr.
surEAoR CoUEr.-wednesiay, 3lst IS the last day
q Alag ssuss ioi ne Juna Terra.
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S0LtcITiNG INYtGRsNTs.-A boarding house
runner named William Harvii was arrested yesterday
charge of soliciting imm grants Without having TIE
Necessary license which rhc recent lsW directs The
accused vas sen, % lie p ais of Justice
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SPECIAL SEssI0ys.-E.csa Banuery. stealing q
h-rccff ilom Eliza Rice lcncufary SD DAYS.. John
lrl-slaS assault Cn ltrcer Franklin fcurenri1ry 3D.
tsys-.-.JJll Johnson assault w-l q knife on Pie be-
-m.t-. pcnitlli..-r mln.as q l0mas heaoo beat
ing bis wife, leuIfeltllT m1l-ls Ann II man.
stealing clohes, CRY Prison lJ days. Garrett f-sim
mons beating bic wife. pen.tcntsry months. Alex
Na-ee. stealing clothes. Peuteursry BID d1ys.-. John
H. Johnson stealing g lenltcnuary tO davs. Mary
Murray. sfeulns a chem.-e Pcntenlary 80 days.
John Lyman stealing coat Pcuilclrory months.
Adjourned Until uisy ueNr
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Civ OF >ew-N oris.-New-Yors May T. l83-Ine
annual meeting OF @ Association i0r th- transaction Of bus
nes- vsI. be held National Hail. ~ Canast on Monday,
he lr dsr oi June next AZ O'clock r H. AMI a. O'Clock
N on ne same day and a. the same place az election
m be held Tor H. Managers and Inspectors Of Eleclo-
M shareholder other ihan tO-r who have cofnpuei ain
Az I'd lac Bylaws Of sad Association u entitled 10 vote
B y order Of Tie Board - - .
myi& I'm BENJAMIN }. fEftE' Seeietaiy'
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~ They had a Hangins and Murder Ia
Duichcss County s-t week and they have now The
raw material for another Hanging, may expect
other Murder hciorc ire year Is through
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VIII. majority ....4[.
Here we have f0rigtuo majority n the Union taking
RE STATES they stand AMI giving the L0COs Lou
isina which last year -crtcd Wing Legislature, al
though the members did not hold out true and elso
Iowa. which We have a. good r-ht 20 claim as they
have Does this picture OF our present, position show
any cause for dsC0uras Yet here we exhibit no
strength Wing but ia such states have already
sga do ans believe that the Wings w,r3 stronger in the
above states last year than present What then do
want bat the union of Haigs with such energy,
resolution and c0gfieacs iaf oh Is risht, will be IN
prcd by tho nomination Of iirNRy CAY, 20 lead Us TO
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By telegraph 70 lhs yegIork Tribunf'
Fnn.I TIL eOlTH

IlLTI7-Il--- ~ IT
Major Ge.s.al Winfield s-o-t has nuved at
Frederick. I'd ln excellent health and sP-rits ard
amid much enthusiasm.
Owing 70 The unpleasant weather our markets
are l1H. r-ice. However remain unchanged
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-. :. MnII Limo for -onlhampLon and Bre.

men.-lhe steamer hEhNAnN VIII iraFc I'e,s oi" iui
Southampton AMI Bremen, On "wednesday ,isl NAY.
FOR fregl, 0r passage apply 40 TIE once 10 te steam
Nag CATION Company 81 Broadway An experienced sur
geon 0u board. myo
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DE,IOyAI.-F WiLsrYN D. Homeopathic Physician,
Tia removed from Broadway 20 80 hc1s.On-sL doors
west II Broadway NY I'M.
DF,IoyAL.-Ths oace ofthe Ocean Steam Navigation
ID COMPANY removed 10 % Broadway, below WallsL
DAGs-Dome-ue Of all qualities Nos and ? Leghorns
Ham III snd T1este-for sale by
rny26 2w CYRUS w. FIELD co. II CLIFFS,
DISDERs; BOARDS tons assorted sizes aud
Dnumbers-fOr sale by CYRUS w. FIELD co.
mys wv II Clif-st.
GAS FIXTUREs-Alarge assortment of.Gas Chan
N deEers, Pendan'-. Brackets AMI Mante hghf., BY
"a DiETZ, BROTHER 4 co. l5e Wlhain-'i
WHITE AND COLORED fry and sixty line
w Pear B.r0us, oy tie groce o. dozen
81 WIN. 7 JENNINGS : co. 81 broadwey
ERE-H TEA--Fins Tyson. Young Hyson and Do
on Teas of excellent favor, Tor sale n wholesale Or
retail BY faisl GAssSER YOUNG l32 Chaihenl-s'
fkYICK a large assortment II Solar, Astral and Cam
w phene Lamp Nlcks lof sale hy 80, ..,,.
- DIETZ. BROTHER co lls wulan-s,.
ANTS-2o barrels fresh Zaate Currsnis, Just
Aceivrd and ior sale By -
mYlJ GAsSNEh lOlND W CndhArn-st
BRANDEI--M snufacfgrer Of Patent Bronze Pow
L.. ders, Meal Leaf, Tase, &C IL Cedar-st New-YorA
iny2f -
WHITE FLAT CAP-l.1oo resms low Pnced-iof
w sae By CYRUS w. FIELD CO
sy8 Nv II Cl1s,-
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Island. and Office 81 Tenth - ffthlfenue. JOEL
sHEw VI D aud Dr. ROOF both pupils OF Preissniz,l a.
tend % patients above. One Of Tie physicians Al east
WILL De ~ constant Attendance 20 syOsset al'i lstp
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SAVED FROM DRowsING.-A man named VIM.
Wu-hi ye7ieriv - mo ihc dock 20 Ca-harns ferry
bur was rescued hy the hanis on ,he ferry. and con-
ysysd t1 tc st,on-Housc where Le wsstakeu care Of
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BENJAMIN J. PENTz. Secretary.
- New-Lsr.ey Mining Company.-Aa -

men Of fy per share % me capital socA y, de4sl
ID bee paid ou before The 18Th day Of june lse or me
OHce I'd HUDSON Co NeyJersey, ~ q south FOufn-sl
PhiIsdelrha. Bv order Of the Board ~ DIRECTIVE
- ~ tf.1t. A. MARTIN. Treasurer
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GENERAL NOTICES.
ts'- Phrenologi-t- and Publishers, FowLEKs Il
NELLs. Clinton Hal, l3l Nassau-st. y. \.
< Lcbnnon springs Water-Cure.-


nshment j. aos IN IL fourth year Of successful operation
with enlarged facilities for tho treatment The waite
l. pure abuni ant and %. every variety OF temperature.
mylx In BEDOAIhA. MD fhysician
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BOARDING.
nnARn MANTEp.-rwoy oung men-one !,

DLEA>ANT FURNISHED ROOMS WIN 90 With
L ou breakfast and tea, az PsTSpnce aiso az Once
rnvgO
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~ FOR -AIE-A beauufl! bright bay hof.e com
l,-,ng slghi year. Old i4 hands high warranted so1nd
49, Kind aud well broke ~ single Or double hafnets,N
under The sadd The owner, u7ing IN SeWJefsey, az
had him two years. snd viii guarantees he above quaues
and that he Is entirely free from any known fault Or defect
(-aefncu wishing desirable single horse cr % m1tcn,
can zee him att BOWDENS stables IN Mercerst between
Spring and Prince ss MyN w
~ CARRIAGE HORSES WASTED-They
-, 2uusf Wellnatched az leasf 10 hands LEh Tef-
~ ccfly sound and gentle sOut-5u aud good uavel-
Apply at 10 Gramercy-psrk, Iwsnnsih-'' rom %
10 All my5' y
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;,,up p.TrxT ,sT0R ICE CREAM EsTAl

i LlsHMENT and saloon, Is now osn !. "a vss,cs ~
For fsanufacruring wholesale ana fe,aA, a ~
cons article FOR gardens, saloons s'eaii''"s~ "
yc-ncs. private families ae ain, ror ,,pea.e Ia rcn
Tie proprefor win spare Dehef psns 20. 80 90
deriug ther saloon strictly geuire ~nsfc . 80 IRE,
,iswer NAV regas themselves J" i.S ~ .-ff 10
.hary{. An orders pnncpialiy nInllrn Nv ~
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.,.r raRD-PRE~--Magic C-fcffess-lu-
Atfs &c TaDl-Pres- II Chaihsm-s~ Cards, nef.
1919 cheeks noes drafts b! hese bile 81 laang
irrllar &c NC executed Al ne .nolss. nc an - 80
lowest rafes. Also. Q large s''o''H''H' " |~
mys4 2w- @. W. l. s. TuRNEf, 1 C natnasn-se
nR.JR. SWEET, narrsl bone-serer. 81 fsao.s :.
~ Brooklyn DR.. 5 VII reai me ,o.owns NJ dss..<
wats sysliBgh alces -
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GOODWIN,- ROOPING.

COODWIN's ROOFING.-Od IL roofs ~ 40
VI ught for p ceafs per foot New roof OF fO4sl s
covered A. roof twenty squares fol = >
per square, and warranted OoodBn- fateL- ~ 1rl-
Pneumatic Cere1, SheAfhing makes Handsome, cheep,
lgR durable roof neither pitch gravel Eed p re
application. References ard specmens al ODCDWiNs
Roman Cement Factory. . West Broadway, BETWEEN
Chambers and Warren els. mYo m
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S.s0Il CHALLENGE.-Notics % gsnusnyn 700
s9.DUwsnf their old clothes look like new cal. e le
Cleaning Dyeing, Tailoring and Repairing Es,.ols '.
al 80 0old-s you get all grease piich ~ par,
and glue extracted from your clothes wltc1t solnlh
CON al The shortest noee and The most reeson1D7
terms. BY J. g. NOAH 65 Cod-st. door. hcna . -
m1n.-t' AUG ms"c'' P~' F"> - nyl5 In
clothing
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARDING.
or ROOMS TO LET On no

gbDtRDENl-SJllEs Of isOoMc ~ hLi Vi 20
- rs aud second noor Also The choice OF sis ROOMS
with nan or full board. private table u Ieuc'-in u4 ~.
gish family from London where cleanliness and eoloil
can hs enjoyed Wara and cold bath room ior ne Tree use
oftie occupants Apply 70 Mr Medhnrs'' 81 hoas.o- %
Vow -NnIn NV, =.
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10 Ne EdiioI u To Trlbaas

4" tff fs"'ti ct 90 Aft"+''e
The Delegate from Sussex, in his communication 70
the Corri0 and Eaq.1er states that your Representa-
Ton of Sussex ycws untrue. WIN the seafCHaH who
doubtless cast the vote OF Sussex in Convention inform
as hov ne feconcilcs IL with common deccncy 70 cust
the vote OF Township iog Taylor which passed the
following preamble and resolution at is primary meet
ing
Igtc,s Tie declarations and pfe,tc' 0ns of the Wh-
parry n "a f-speclne fAs aud dcifrv.al measure
U me present Administration iavo been comp eiey verified
by continual warfare wsgcd against Inc darling interests
oiour country.
nvel whe call uFla 90 prefer suitable candida
of The Presidency and having one IN in whom We can
place the uiosi implicit confidence Therefore, be
hesliroi That would rather Henry Clay fresl-
dent iaal any other earth and long De IS VIII
ling be candidate for that Office long de>ir-
a' De- shall be; aud iu pursuance Of his desire,
quest snd Instruct Delegate present s before
the state Convention as our .arsf choice.
This Townships. Green in Sussex and two other
Townships Ia The same County were grossly misrepre.
scnied BIZ this same g0''1soa,
Much has been said OF The binding force OF nom
nation upon the wings Of the Union BET, II understand
o.itiou Of this contract ono founded upon the
rooipone.t principle ~ lawthai one party canno, De-
bonnl more than the other Convention Is instituted
-, s,fle and decide upon the different principles aud
80 lfafo- IL be brought before D. upon the express
uuder.faudn. that The minority VII Yield 10 ne bind
ing force OF The majority 10 one ~ ts oDial's ~
s4 ~, In the event o;a nomination he Will accept,
bt r o nominated be VIII not yield his support 70 me
I'm late .eisctcd the people OF The tnon AaNe ihe
sap,o privilege 10 refuse him their support
qns ,Vhss of the Union are not sat-hea WIN ihe p"
;tior which Gen TAYLOR occupies upon any OF me
-, ,ybi, measures his proslavery support Is MS
80, recommendation and his determination % AVOID
ANYTHING Ike a comrn.ttal . Wig principles MAKE Us
sr th,f even IN tne event Of success we fhoua not
only be Taylonzod but Tylenxsd T.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

NNANTE D-By a respectable Young woalsn a siflsion
w cOok. washer and rQner, no objections On DO f
ra hogseWors in puvae family, OF saoft distance
-e -ognfrv The tes 81 CITY rcerclcc iron Aer ec,.
where ne has lived one year Apply a. io0 eac.t up
sNfs. Naa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
n,vn rno>rJ>G TUE DATTERY .-PeI.

ID sons desiring bosrd IN The lower part oi me cry W.
tud Ibis most desirable location, having nne We" OF no
battery and Hlrbor The are ample and cuhnoa.-
ous both front and back pantres attached Apply e DeN
rrt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31
WANTS.

\AaNTED-A slaucn 10 DO the general hcaseScrs .
w snis family, BY WHO ca cooS wash MI llor,
All : wiling % make herself generally useful snd
show coed recommendation from her pace !of ho1t
o. and industry Inquire a. ~ MadlscRsL fori bAseel
avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-31

ID BOARDING. family and two Or three single senle-
men cnn obtain hi Or partial board, with pleasant looms
,p he second door by application al s. Amiyst mj5v ~
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-09-06
How they Work.

Every ono knows that before the cleo
lion Of August, the Democrats said the
Free Suffrage question would elect Reid ;
more stress was laid on that than any thing
else. 1t was the ialisman which was 10
change enough Wing hearts to carry Reid
in BY acclamalion. Sicce Reid is defeated
they want to assert, and do assert, tina, IL
was Tsylor's unpopularity, that made the
falling off in the Wing vote, this is to inAa.
ence the November elections. The truth
(but truth is an alien now adays 10 the
Commonwealth Of Democracy the truth
is, Taylor nor Csss had much TO do with
the election. as will be shown in Noyem.
Der next. You cant come i, gents, you
stand your own accusers.