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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

The Trenton y .J.I GQ-ettr says" The reports
from the different sections of state. n relation o.
the growing crops are of the most sst ac,ory charlc
ter Whc4t Corn. Oats. Potatoes aud Grass al iu
an unusually forward state, and the probability taat
the agricultural products of tle state VIII This year far
exceed in value the harvests of the a-t even allowing
difference OF 0por cent upon the cash value IN favor
OF lsi1
WHEAT H.Rvrsr-The Wheat harvest in Greenvla
District Gays the N0au0neer Of the 9,h inst) has
generally commenced this wces, and the weather has
been Of the delightful k.ndclear and cool for the
season The crop OF Wheat s turning out Wen on m's-
farms.
The crops in every part Of south Carolina are said
% bee unusually promising, both ior Cotton aud 0ra
AZ Shreveport La last accounts, crops looked We'll
Cotton beginning % form and Corn % ra-sel.
HAYMAKING AND HARvEsTNG-Ine Hlgrsrcn
(Nd) HTad says that the farmers are blsly engaged
IN making sud securing their Hay. The crops THIS year
are m advance OF time.
The HaQvsora Ne-s says: The harvest in this
county WIN commence in day or Two indeed. we
Yesterday saw several nclts ci Wheat reacy Tor the
sickle Tho yield WI. be-unprecedeuted.'
The CeHreralf MD >eHtiHtl says The weather Still
continues favorable tor the growing CROPS particularly
Wheat, some OF which, in this ne -h1orlool VIII pc 20
% cur in few DAYS. Vegetation generally presents
better appearance than % has l0- several years
The 4t1lndra CVa) GI-.rs states that some &c the
farmers in thar uci-hborhood have commenced cutn
Wheat The crop VIII be au abundant one
The Tuscaloosa ilal Olsr-rv o, tle 6ta inst says TIE
Cotton and Corn crops in rnat ncl-loo-aood LOOK re
markedly me and promise rich harvest. Ile season
80 fsr. has been excellent The Wheat crop, Just se
cured has also been abundant
The T-fo-il Texas 1ir1-rff spCaks Of the crops r
that part of the country o. being highly promising l
.avs judge Harris Cotton is now more tlu eighteen
inches high" lis plantation Is .n De WIZ County
The O-l1 l. p Argss OF 18Th ult states that
couious Showers o. rIl hsve rcp-en.-led the tam
ished esrth The crops have been hneiy nvigoraisd
and some calculation can now 1e made on their turn
o.tf We have seen iu OCT zee .l1u-1oo4 come lr-li
Of Corn tasseins and sl o. of ..-eI lro-l Ion. or
in hearty thryn. state There Is large quantity %
Corn planted This year an Increase lr Le Cane crops
s1d fnr Oh 0i j. least one-tnrd in Cotton Iooacco
holds iis own IN measure ana wlt- tlrre is or p
stated 20 be very fle O-s farmers and planters anti
c.pate handsome yield"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

CoSOREss 6c.-In consequence o. the iuterrup-
ton Of the Magnetic Telegraph, caused by the ope-
ration Of atmosphere electricity, We have been
compelled 70 go % press without ouT usual report
OF the proceedings Of Congress.
We had also made arrangements ior report
OF the speech OF Hon. DASiEL WEBSTER at the
Wing Ratification meeting in Baltimore last
evening, but IN consequence Of this interruption
we are obliged to wait tie arrival Of Mr Cave
Jnunsou.s Exnreaa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

- The UVIoy MAGAZINE for July IS a choice
number. Mrs. KiRxLANn sends across the ocean No.
: OF sightseeing in Europe, giving AZ account Of
her over voyage and first impressions OF Europe
ANNE G. LYNCH gives 'Recclecuons Of my LIST F-st
% Niagara via csnalboat and on foot) GEO H. Gus
rs poltrays Southern Italy with the pencil and soul
OF poet: H. D. THokEAU contributes graphic sketch
OF Down East lumber clearngs, saohouses, Indians
evergreen f0rests sc entitled Ksiatn- or the Maine
woods fresh, vigorous. natural Lie-ke picture sud
Mrs. Macy : B. DANA sketch OF southern Lie
There several shorter prose papers, beside poems
by Mrs.. sIs0UENET. Miss H. J. GOULD PAaE BENIANlS,
Ms. CsoooD Il. B. HiEsT aal several others. Iae two
principal engravings are spirited and impressive. j.
I. sgrsw 40 Nassau-stj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

AyrI-SLAvERY CoSvENrioNs--Ih Board ol
Managers % the Nss lchuseti. Slavery society an
nounce their design u acc0-ll-c with the resolution
oi the ate New El1erd Convention. % hold one hum
drcd Conventions Missachusefts w tA special rlfc-
ence % the imrsoums : ayers ana Drayion Tor I'll
ing slaves 20 escape irom tie Distract lf Columbia Ell
ihls purpose $50 were raised hy tie Cen enron IA
donations ami pledges. The frss Convention VIII be
held to-day 90 Stonehsm The speakers who sdvorae
ths views o: this Soc.ety able sd eloquent men,
was lsvsI ~ y a;fsc Assa Aad .ate ani audiences
s.s-ssls%s Cksgs.s.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

CoNGREss CATER Doors Caniion.-The pubic are al
ved 10 purchase no Congress Boots that are not nedm
sde-the backs and sides wilh ia1Ler. TIE common a
ces lined with linen. Ike the mans razors made e
TIE real SIMON Pure lesilerincd Congress Boo'ean DO
found only a. WArSNss ia Fu.,ou-st who makes al Us
own work. and allows poor articles TO 80 out o! ' store
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

TOoTH DRaWINC SUPERsEDED.-This l. an age o. n'
prOvements Il 10 no longer necessary wrench ne -
ing toOu from - socket on lie contrary, the unny H.
Der be rendered 5ercabe aud preserved eTe1 % %
age, by avery simple process Dr. EDwARD RfSS. Bh-,'
ray-si has prepared amealc Substance which, % sek
rOduced INTO The Ontce u tOoh when IN son SAFE tot
s-i 10 nc shape u the cavity, adheres 20 tie nsyi ~
iaee, and hardening, becomes, A. u were pSr Of ~ 80
i.-I, equally solid and perhaps even .sde-l II,
We recommend al who des.re % render ancgs iee d ~
Jelo s.. Sunday cOarst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

" shal met lfh the forveui beat " has been -
ciamauJn " many languld lady wLo-c en- foN p.
bears mess 10 tie al-sul Ll cfsly ana 4gis ey n
~ not weaver us sedsolf and le Ercrclle $3.50
1oayagfs faacn Nsialfet sap were peyef ir A..l,l
reputation Or more ulumphauuy Tested. IDS e.'s.rf
eaOeni rOt Only protects .he sail ioin he hsor - a
% TIE sun. but u c-persfs - 10 by msl-c efeg ~.
Tan, irecse, s11-nam ssliOnness, reol css, H . -
pies, or rngwOrm, and stimulating and sr-sNs ..,y
action upon fle pore that 10 a. once removes 80
feeling of lznguidress wlcl extreme hesi efsi ~ "a
A % can be used ln SAT- wafer a. sell a. N nai slf
task Nr Rabneau q he saltwater BAN. a. 20 - "a "a
i invaluable to those whO delight IN lae AAl' y
0alhng. ...-i,A
Co1yazfs Po4ays SaJt1s : SO well known FOR - $50
Ing properties IN uprUctng supeifuCus h.if Ia
be said except thar these and other valuable pew ss,ff
Cor tue toilet can 0nis he procured ge1uire ". ~
oousAcn's pegot q waksgss. frsl s,ors is- b0sir'
| Essssa, ~ W ass.s sisS-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

FkrAL AcciDryr-When the steamblat,rain
~ SioHiHgton had gotta fsT miles from tlis cry .sst
evening. taeg missed one 90 The brakeman. Revere
ug fho engine they came la-k aud found lm win bis
head smashed near O.. ihe bridges. lie was taken
uD and ne tram returned D the CRY AMI ei- his body
dis name Nathan Davis oi AF lnsockeL
Providence Journal Saturday.
RAILROAD AcCIDEST.-A ire ght train coming
wet over the Boston Railroad on Saturday afternoon
when hear Chatham Four Corners ruI q TIE track
cas Q. Ia sTsskaea EszF! Ysl s-reE, was Killed.
A.sssy A.-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

The Cass party IN New-Or.eans had nanny
ing Meeting at the e. Louis Balloon on tine -th
inst.-Hon. Charles Gayare presiding. Aher q
brief introduction. the Chairman presented % the
meeting Hon SfeDhea 4. D0ugiae, Q. : Senator
from Illinois, and one Of the particular cronics and
culogists OF Lewis Cass, the Boss Doushlace Of
the country. Mr. Douglas came forward amid
much applause aud made a speech, which IS thus
spprovingly summed up ia the DcH0:
"Mr Douglass while svowiug Bic dcterm.na'on -
lend his most cordial support D. the nomination, -a4
that each OF the nguished moi vidna- selected lor
the support Of the Democracy was bic own hrsi choe
The gentlen an also declared him-ef opposed % tue
W,lmOt Proviso and said that he uDnd r0 for To man
loto ras nO d.t9minsdg and HHgaa'(edy hosLf ~ ffN
na1asars II n Ngrfhern man ShDna Be one bhtg ffh
adQfe for he PrssifeHc fhcre U0rid b. M 00fR' u
SgafhSrn fusfdMt0us b0f y he st9na De oDtH|"
,uas baooye; FIR N0rfhrrH man can PET no N0'tt1"
,o,, ,,ue.s he aror. his seafmc4fs dssacy ED0n ns
sabj,ef but from a Southern man, no pledge Woud p"
demanded from the South and me Ngoftca otas fRh
fb,y,fre find fiemsrcs dceiUsd hsa Persyaai and foH
skonN be iaieresed against than
Ii some OF the nesh-moneers don I black that
fellows face and sell him to a cane-grower before
he can get away he viii not have Justice done
him. He is every atom slave except tie outer
most skin, and, once iapanned could make no
body believe he had ever been allowed to 20 az
large without pass.-And by the way, he is
now drawing s. per day from the National Treas
ury for imaginary services at Washington while
he is in fact electioneering for Cass and against
Free Soil thousand miles away. Shall there
never be a check on such abuses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

sAsDs's StssAFARrLLA.-Spnng Is once more with 10 A
yerua freshness fills the air and man. ell yegealo
feels the reWvYng Influence Of the But spdngs
not Spring 70 the sex. The poor bed-rllen marty 70 sF
ua, rheumatism, liver disease Or Indigestion u az
one Of the legion Of maladie which take their IN 20
stomach, and make the veins their coudaitswha l. 10
Spring 10 himl What language is 10 he deaf and DUMB"
Light 10 the blind But tiAnk tell TIE slasI3
how 10 i his system FOR the enjoyment Of Spring Aeooe
Of Sands sarsapadla ha shall the whole 'easoa
viii accomplish the work, and enable the paue1f skeap
bis bed and walk" before 6eTy July looks 10 Al h ehaaef
window
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail By A. b D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner Of WILD
81 l73 Broadway, and n East Broadway, NEWTON s'
sso by Dnggss generally throughout tho United s.-S'
Price 81 per bottle. or SIX bottles FOR S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

CARDS FOR demonstrating, Visiting and Gaze
Cards elegantly engraved and printed finest French Poe
ceain Cards tie lowest pnces The finest EnfAsn f"'
ceon Cards printed from engraved plates al 81 ee1 PEI
pack
ELEcANT Boxes FOR WEDDING CAgEt-Eles ant Boxes
for Wedding Cake g per hundred plain Boxes y pr
hundred Gard Envelops from 81 cents 10 - per hndfc
Wedding WATERS in great variety Silver Cords, &c. AZ
EvERuFLLs Engraving and Printing Establishment .
Broadway Of Duane-st first square above stewart
marble .tors iol T.Thlslm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

LEr TIE WoNES Yorg This is now the cry 10 France
10 ne LADIES' ia ils country enjoyed Tie r.h 81 st-ltI
tley would unQue-Ionably vote PHALoNs CHEMICAL DAe
lNFiCoRAToa The very besi preparation n cleaning 80
yatng anl 0eaIlfInz the hair which At has yet nfe
Their o1n ring .efs, shining w4th 10 Lstre sud WI
gracefully from the elasticity impans; iis deliciops
flme, ana reproductive properties; and s freedom tol
the unceanness which such Nuisance 10 many eltcsso
that class. would induce them fo 20 f0r without csie.
Ing voice The Penamcrs ami Druggists keep Z, I'D I"
does Sir PHALOS himself, a. ~ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

aEtenrtuur DnmosD-poiNrrp GoLo PfNf-rlo co..
current testimony u al who have used lhe'e pcns h. La
they are not only e best but cheapest pens To- USE We
saw 10 the man of busnessn fc 10 any body VITO knows
no per2leSity Of writing with bad pen-go 10 ne God
Pen Depot Of b. r. WArsoS 4 Co. IS Walsi and select
one Of s mi. uidcsn, "Richeusus" The points ara war
ran'ed 90 last Tor years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ The most agreeable stroll ta strl ger in oar cy
can Ike Is through The spacious balls of e American NJ
sr cd 10 tey are with al hai swou.elu. OF curocs
hind rery one should hear the faeufed United States
Minre.s ami see Harm ton, the wonderful Nelalogasi
and Magician
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

~ All who choose can extend ihe circle OF business &C.
onsntauce IN any part OF the country by 1dYenils
spapers of other Counte. aud States AZ Pa mers Aef
CIV ne me agent ~ The best AID most widely ciclNel
ulners OF all the States for which he Is day receiving a.
yertisemeuts and subscriptions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

MAISE.-Governog JOHN w. DANA has been
unanimously nominated by the Loco Fcoos OF the
Maine Legislature Tor reelection. Hugh J. Andcr-
son OF Belfast, and Rufus McIntire OF Parsoasfe.d
were nominated as Presidential electors at large.
A State Convention was appointed and requested
to issue an address. \ Committee was also ap-
pointed to draft series Of Resolutions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

CAUTION TO MrRcHANTs. Erc.-L 5. WHrFLERs no'm
agent Tor Hunts Merchauls Magazine and merchants sa
others are cautioned AGAINST paying any subscription 70 Pane
obi, account of that work no person is authorized 10 ac
~ scent fr tie Merchants Magazine who cannot sho"
written commission from HE proprietor. aud rive printed
receipt igned FREEMAN HUNr per W. A. BvRrts d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20
CITY ITEMS.

mn anH = a .
"Ao' Oh Il' - .,.,..,,., ,t. mint
,y...,y I'D P. MI The rain came down in torrents
AMI tie streets were completely Hooded mus 'l'
ia, tac ,y Council vast deal of .''o' A. 'ey ''e'''
give evidence Of thorough cleansing
ia Tie course %. she afternoon t"o OF t"feo n'-'
Jersey City and cabinet makers '-'P 7"
w.re str-cN ty lightning the '''I '--''-
down and the former INJURED % ,01''-'. I,
4ne ",sl'' p ~, ~, 3D.. ,i'I,rce of the
','s' N-.5 -... l.,,s-s bs. Keen
."Ns'' .t -..-...r, y,..nat
a'1' '- -'-'' .-. ~. 80. ,,, ,,u
very '-''- '- " ~
ear -iey WIZ P''-''s i
o-r,x Sry,vrFs.-T.c Hcrmrnu leaves ths
...-,i,, q. DAD o'clock fi- Southampton sud Bremen
.r1m 'he peT foot oi clinton - las. H'''' ii'' ''
c-in-ry has been ,-'.o. s.j ''''
eret and Ne nope 'I' "'' D''' ''-,' '-''' 'P
t-e .'s-
i-e ''iia .'''''
rsr..r->rrt, Sr,rr. ''- The stcamsl. p Omitted
,tiies "as sioAfu Oh S-''S 1853
A. d. ID .'.'' .''-' W ,>,...,..
l0n- I'D 81 halfway between V'! Hl.' '-'
saoa-s-ha'ns averaged 4- -s' 'i,'' ''' DO
hour SO this rte She would reach ooAinAmi Ton p"
i...-.
% keep pace with tAe Amere1
-, To-, 80 u,r.rr. W. l,arn that a
.4.....p ,.+ fai... ,,ss.tr,,,x
''.''.- '''-''' .ll-......t... AMI ...,.,,st %,
's -s'''7 80 ,...,,...s ,i.,.,irg Two
se'",' "''" '" 49,. - g., ,h,
'.'i i'''' .,''' . -. ,b., .-o,,..,
f'1.
'' "
To PEEFENr Ft'ILtNtE--H every h"NNV""'"-
,, .,,sor -o rut one peck ot Coal Ashls n the
r, ir tbe rear of his housc the atmosphere of our
I ..v up any civ here ibis course is reliy followed
100 t t,. DC o,r, and heal,h.ul as that OF the corn.
/ , Tbi. ia very lt-.e 20 do. why wl not an ru-
/ ,.l,erototf
r.t ~ s,,,os cf a..
7 lNSIALLAi loN'-A 'e'' '''' D"
late OF chmoud Va installed pastor oi the Mer-
/ ..+ p-,sbv,e-.an Church ou Sunday evening in the
I - .,. ...-s
I p'''e '' 49,
/ r.. ---,-,,,,,rrps W, shall have IN wait
49,, "a, ,,.,..,,i,, ,,.,i
-. NJ, lss, sveri,, compelled them 10 post.
''''' '-' -. I'm, ,,-,5,..l,, l,o marrow,
/ pone tneI "ls' 0oi--'. ''"
night when they wall have Two uulence' cio"ue"
/ into one
r,pr ViNurov-We learn that the Steer
r,-,i.et. company Will give concert al Fort Hamilton
.or,e evening this or next week The steamboa.
Cricket VIII make an extra trip on the occasion.
,, r,.-,.,..----- IT, T,e,,.ot,, rnsi.
MlLllAhi l-N'- i'''.''' 49, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

I'm. p. TRisT, says the Pennsylvania, the
renowned nego,istor hss removed with bis iavily 70
tbs delightful town OF West Chester in this state
whore he may rePose opon his aurels under his own
vine and az tree with none to modest or 70 make him
afraid
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20


U The Buffalo Erpress, edited BY one Of the
most subseryient and mercenary conveniences Of
Tylerism throughout It's whole loathsome career,
thinks the Albany Evening Journal entirely too
lenient IN its treatment OF those Wing journals
which hesitate about supporting Gen. Taylor. By
way OF example, it takes the whip in its own hand
aud LAYS it on as follows;
For our own part, We see no necessity for being
nenly mouthod with those turbulent aud troublesome
people 10 there was particle of d-interc stcdness or
sincerity in ai the parade of gret and eiapin az Mr.
Cav's defeat then. however much might De- disposed
fo sheer at the boocs mpot-ut efforts they max
zprea-0u 0l that contempt which such efforts are ca
r.at.d o. inspire under amy Crcum-tance-. Bat their
devotion o. SIR CLAY bias ts origin ln mcrccnary. sordd
motives; aui the state of cfrycs,ence, confusion and
trmol into which they have wrought themselves, and
which they are cudcatoiiug o. communl ate % the
WING party Is the result OF disappointed hopes o. office
The Hsr1ai- right .n oeuomnatng these men the long
eXpecaut friends of Mr. Clay, instead of his longtrcd
friends us they call themselves. Iney cannot di-
.est the nomination of Gen sral Taylor Ana why -
because they have GUARANTY that he will give ihe m
Office. but they had claim ON Mr. Clay. They celc-
bratci his birthday regularly every year since h de-
feat iu l~i4-and contracted many headaches from
and prvatOus may 20 uurewarded IN case OF Gen Toy
l1s eiecfOu-aud the bare idea Of % Is unpleasant and
even narrowing % their sensitive feelings They can
not bear 90 see their lofty castle of cards demolished m
an Instant and their hopes of office destroyed They
are therefore desperate and talk OF organizing Clay
Clubs and doing otncr dreadful things
-D Did amy one ever more thoroughly expose
himself ia ctiributinc base motives to his adyer.
gories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

~ Tue MEETING FOR IRELAND, advertised
for last evening at Niblos Outdoors was unavoid-
ably postponed on account Of the pouring rain bat
will take place THIS E1eaiag without fail, when
the attendance Of all who love Liberty and Jaa-
tlce IS invited see CardI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

~ To those Of our readers who wani good Boos
Shoes or CATERS say, call a. he mandatory u fRS'h
4 SHAW 10 Ann.t where you viii fHi the largest cheap
est and besi assortment in the city. At prices much De0"
lhnse IsnaIlY chargei % other esllllshmon-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20
Cnurr Cnlcnanr....T,ns paY.

sr,rss g. e. rs 81 o. - TO- POI r. i0i -
- e' ~ iso .ff iT' IT, DO i' l M - r., u1 20
Ii lfl. si gao. li ii9 ~ 300 ~ I' ti i+ p .lt - ., -
~. lri. l.f. 81 lhh 4 . -
conc. r,s.,.- 81, ~, 90 i3.iaisI'.irt
s,rts Ccrsrr -rler % .an7on Jap o. &c jay Ter
hrs .rra .c. demanded
s-,,r.s I.r- -.1 alrf % ii c.afi a ysr1r-,
r.s.-..4. Jon. tsrs vl !. lsl f.rn h.li'y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

- The s.. Ions R..L.caa publishes a et-
tor In which Capt Peitzer. the commander OF Fou
Mann o. stgmat I'D ~ regular BoubdiL TIE accounts
given OF bis vaporug end cowardice are such AZ %
prove him disgrace 10 rho service IN which ne Is en-
tloyrd This B. the same Capt. Pc.f2er who recently
created senaaton hy cruoi and cau.elass massacre u
n number Of friendly indians whom bee had enaced into
Inc fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

~ The Express has issued new Prospectus,
wherein il declares itself a champion OF Progress
aud Rfforu. Who viii henceiorth say that the
world is rot advancing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20

IT, wLLiAAJ GRAVES has been appointed BY
Gov owsley Of Ky. 70 succeed Mr. cr.ieaseR IL be
" >. ssaAta.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-20
Free soil i'm Ohio.

4 great Pebble Meeting was held ia Cincinnati
ON the EVENING" OF the lth inst "to y.udcate the
great principle of Free soil aud Free Labor
LOr r. BREWSTER presided. The nominations OF
the Baltimore and Philadelphia National Conveu.
tons were both repuiieted and the following re-
solutions .amoug others adopted:
Rtsorsd That we cannot support the nominations for
the Presidency aud NicePresidency, made by the Bal
rmore Convention OF the Democratic party the
Philadelphia Convention OF the Wing party, and Will
not support them.
Res5.csa That in making this declaration We do not
propose % sunder permanently our political party con
uccuons heretofore existing but believing that the
VIII OF the people OF The Free states, demanding the
exclusion oi slavery from National territories has not
been 40 all expressed by the Baltimore and phi.ade-
phia Conventions do propose 20 act together the
party OF the people until tuat viii shall md expires
SION and Obedience in The National Executive ana the
National legislature.
Rsso'reL Inst we earnestly hope that the Convention
ct the Democracy % New-lorS about % assemble az
Juca that state, and the Peoples Convention of Ohio
about 10 assemble 40 Columbus tbs state, VIII call q
Nationu Convention to assemble al some convenient
place 10 July next 90 nominate candidates for the Pres
iiercy and Ncefresiteucy, worthy OF the support OF
tie Friends OF Freedom and Free Territory.
hls1irfa That we recognize as valid THAI nterprcta
tun oil the doctrine OF Free soil which not only eX-
cujes slavery from National Territories but assures %
every actual settler reasonable portion OF the Nation
Domain IN fee and without price as permanent home
Tor himself and children and We iaiy believe that TN
Intelligent and industrious ycomanry, such would be
created by the adopting OF tais liberal policy, would
prove IN every emergency the surest safeguard and
defence OF Free Institutions.
Esolrsd That while France. Ireland. Germany and
Italy and other nations OF Europe moving for Free
dom. amid the hopes AMI prayers OF a sympathizag
world 10 lily becomes the Country OF Washington. JET
iersun and Franklin % assume the part OF the prosa
gsndst OF slavery and far a. our efforts and sui
rages can 20 they shall no be wanting 70 wipe OF thar
STAIN from the American name.
The meeting was addressed By JANIS ". TAf-
LoR Editor OF the ) ,gaQD, HENRY STARR Mr.
HALLER, SAMUEL LEWIS and Gao. HoApLEY. Jr.
The frst.namcd was chosen a dolega.e % the STATE
Convention OF the Free Soil Dem lcracy OF this
/ state, which meets az Utica on the Psi.
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