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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04


sss viii Be made or purchased reqxiE-e
myf it' o. WARREN, Auctioneer
JOSIAH kiCHARps. AassoBesf.
DY BANGS, RICHARDS 81 PLtTf, store -.
- Broadway -Liher, sash savaoess made 90 seosisr-
meats f5r .1eaon s~ss.
FRIDAY EVENING, Asy S.
BloEs &c-A lsfss soisetios u valuable books. chief
" frurs private lhfsrss Amsns them arc Psysou's
Ecrs, vols. Ai,ons History o. Europe. vols, MI
ssu, Gibbons Rome vols Tytefs U1iysfssl History,
vols Bansrofs. United States wells Roiln's Aucsnt
History vos. D~ixht's Theology; Clsrks Commeots-
res. vols. Wonders q the Hesveasi bskers Ivy
vols y rshsote Life Of Reynolds hsnnsh Mores ~orss,
voc Locke or OncersfAnolng, vols hem7 70 snd,
Vosi flafAchs Live. yos, heeet sfrsVesin lrdis'
m'ths Wealth % Nsiions vols, Life Of Jay, aNet'
Jonunns works u vols Elegant Extracts, .v'si so'-
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Nsy 10,
YatU THrcLoSicAL Lisstsr-An extsusiys ara
valuable private library ot heolosie,l booss including
many i'm PORTRAIT snd sesres xors, Psrusol., hereafter.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
May n and -,
RXrESsyg AND VALUABLE THscLoelcAL LIRkAEY Of
the ate Dr. Hopkn, Of Buao ~ he sold by order Of ~
m Inistrsors embracing isfse coectou u theological
number Of very scarce works Also collection OF smet
portraits o. ennent Diviues a Abe free Church Of scot
land Also LARGE sno vsiuabe cabinet 81 shells contain
nd many rare snd yauabe specimens, ia me preseNs
lion are number Ct them having been selected FROM
Oh. sbrsted collection of'he late Earl Of Tsseyile
DN y COL TON. 4NostoA md Co.sss,sr0s hsrcNsst-
ID Sses Room So Brosvsy, 6othis HsiI-hsvips re-
moved 70 ths above named rooms nov prepared 20 re-
seiys 81 kinds q Cshnet Yurusure, Dry Sooc, carpets
ard Housekeepr sarts 81 every on eonse
for private or susuon snd 80 make settenents
With hs uius pronptness lie will also boy n preferree
Ortdoor sses 10 psrt q the siS- attended " sfusl
T. {. CHAMBERLAIN, Aasronesr
RN WI. mADDkN.-Store, sgTuesst-Loess
b sold suston OutGcsr s.es sarsfsy attended
tn and respectfully solisited Prompt resurps msds-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

~ Every Man his own LUndtOrd.-Ihe Amer.
ic4n Benefit Buidinr Associat0u VIII hold public meet
rF Friday evening May 3. At O'Clock, no The corner
Of Catherine and Henry for Che purpose of explaining
the i-afs be- h.socson and resolving subscriptions
Tru.fesf-JORDAh T.. MOTT, NICHOLAS Mc6kAW.
CALVIN CDHDlT
The Duecfora have the sat faction 20 announce that
THE Society Is suc1rsstu operation, end they
,gnud recommend early application Tor shares A. they
will I-fts rre' STEER the third month ~ The Society
existence lnyf 2'is'l JESsU ri n. Secrr,sfy-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

to- Home Evnngeii2ntlon.-" The Church es.eo-
tl to the Republic" viii be the subject of Tho Annual
Oifcours- IN behalf o. the American Home Missionary
src-fv 90 pc delivered Sabbath evening" next In the
Fust freshytcisn Church tKe0 d.. Cox - Brook by
Rev EpwARp r. Ktgg ot Boston. Services will com
u.euce o. 7l O'Clock. my 'us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

~ Protective UniOn.-Noucs ia hereby given ihat
ths psc@ OF Getting has been changed from Central ~
Convention 600 ia Wooster Blocker ~ Punctusl
atenc irequested this Thufsdsy evening, as bus
ness Of importance Ia TO bo transacted.
my4 It. j. b. DAVIS Chm Of Trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

II Nassau- .treet-Notice = hereby sgen 10 the
relatives aud next Of hin Of GEORGE DECOsTEb.
native Of Frsnce gardener decesseo ard who alleged
TO have ntestss that shall Apply 10 tho Surrests
Of the County Of New 1ofk, Tor letters Of s6ministfs
ton upon the estate Of hs sad int@sate on the hto day
II Jube next 81 Ten o'clock ia the Dated ss~
York. May Z, 1873. JAMES 5. fHAYEh
ma 81 pubiir AsmfnIsfratcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

hose Interested any they hsve 20 Allowance Of the &C
coun % she Receivers Of the Planf-d Bank, msoe b,
| ta- Has.ss Of tlsif compensation. aud the demeuds
'lsIasi said bsuss presented 70 and allowed By them
The Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Phisdel
ph bss isc'ared dividend OF - per share the Mann
,;aons and Mesbaucs' Bank dividend of four pe ct
iss Ksn.of,oo Bank dividend Of five per ot the Ne
,nie Rank FIVE per Ct and the Bank Of Penn Township
fss per ssut
! Al Boston a much more favorable state OF the
market confidently looked for in May and Juue
Money aorkipg easier. Factory agents acceptance
oi drafts against cotton purchases hsve been done be
pret The banks have discounted 20 fair extent AND
hs sppIeheusions Of tho public hsve been, 10 great
i nsa.ure removed.
The following statement shows the collections
~ tolls on the Philadelphia and Columbia Railway re-
c-ivsa The Cotettors office 10 Philadelphia for the
onih eodns May L. and aso or the previous months Of
the 6sss yesr: Railway ~ Po1rsr. Tafai
Aunt p-s lsst repert COL 81 S3fG3s 10 $50 81 81
Month ending April So. 2iS97 26 1852 s. 427i9 Oh
whole am, since Nov ST. S5965s IS s5So5o 6lSIl73 -
AZ Buffalo on the LIST inst the first day Of Canal
navigation there 50 boats cleared The tolls were
snooo A. Rochester IS boats cleared up to O'Clock
The citizens of Cleveland, Ohio have authorized.
~ an almost vote tho subscription Of SIo0 90,
70 the stock cf the Pittsburgh and Cleveland Ralfoad
The arrivals 81 Baltimore in April were ILL., Of
~hieh a were foreign The number Of clsaranoss was
s. Gr foreisn ports
lew counterfeit 80 note of the Western Bank
n Baltimore, h,s inside ia appearance. This Bank hs'
never issuod 81 note.
letter from Mobile, in the NeC- Orleans Mey
r ssY, u ruuored here that several large houses
have saspsuded payment and also Of the small ~.
Aui rhsl give names az present" The Tuscaioosz
paper notic-s the following among the failores
Msudin Terrell, hsrw- Davis, Jsmss Walsh F. L.
Ardrsws Co Ia This connection msJ notes that
NJ T. l. Andrews had disappeared, and it supposed
b hsd drowned himself =. his watch and purse wera
urd n he Office I'D bis bat aud nbrela the wharf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

NJ amount Ilblso % lsiibi% y czo7@VI N
The receipts into the Treasury for the quarter
iss ia J Of March last we're, ns f,r "a s'cer'a led
o., .a.,,-,, .h,Yt .. ........e 60 58S O0o
isrs, sb5-t .................... 1u0uUn
losn. ineiudsg = 5l' .4lO OF treasury notes
redeemed aud fuuc o otl,.s'
.. ,ai.e.il.nscus .............. i76 4nU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04

r. NUtice.-The corner stone Of tie House Of Indus.
try and Home for the Fendcss viii be laid, By leave Of
Provf Friday, Msy D, OF O'Clock, z NJ on Ihir
teth 49, hetwean Fourth aud Film avenues about one
hund red yards from TIE Railroad Depot near Th-ihst
public meeting will be held so tte oyFplns ~ the saue
Day hHp-at clock r the Cilrch Of The PuTit-
ans oup sit- Unuu-squafe AGcrs--s may be expected
from Rev HENFY WtRD BrscHER, Rev. SrtPHgN ".
TY>G. ID ID. a1d Rev. GFoRC. OHErvER, DID, 10 h--
isfo ths object Donors The Institution mad tse pub
BIC generally are invited q sttcnd Inyf ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
n T. WILLARD, Auotioneer
DN MDi ". K.-HOUSE gURNtr

Dds day, Thursday, May Al 40 O'eoek al the Aas.
Cedsr o. peremptory sale or cssh OF Futni-
urs eft Al house sales sofas, sideboad chsfs tables,
a-hssnds beds mattresses, carpets eocsery and glass.
pictures Also various oher goods worthy the notice OF
second hand dealers and families sao rain shine. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
nUHIJC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE. No.

Neutrality-suspicious. IL hereby given relatives
sad usxt OF kin Of CHARLES MORSE, lsts seaman or
board pl0tboat Nstte Of Ne~-York dscsas-d sod who
l. alleged rave died intest- that the effects Of the
ssa In the hands Of tho Prble Adniostraor,
will 10 Mustered and disposed Of b. him according 10
law the b. claimed by lswfal executor
or administrator Of the deceased by tho 5th day u Jpns
next -Dsted Ne~-fork Nav & ts4s
rn,4 lagfw JAMES THAYER. Public Administrator.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-04
tN,IPIRF HOT.tIK COOKINti RAN(H,-

Il The advantage fhs Range over cth-s eau DO rssd
. r.rceved 5Y examination ard certsiniY Appreciated
b. living BE- anal 20 possesses n merit o. hsyn g toe
oven sn6 rlsstns ssJs charged yth pure hot
r. imDsrrns the Favor % meats cooked therein
r..s.c before Ere Pas al eaiss 1nder gUsssn
ZEE thar they will operate Hl sa-sseton f0or fls By
hlChOk 90. - Wa er-t-
I - 80. -
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07

s45, ou, Of souas three hupdrcd thousand
Ald ,hu is votes das Mir. Ford il Van
Vert, and il makes hls yo!o l46.Ue2A ~
WeIler'a vote add Tho 80 Justly bis due III
[.orain county, and i swells his vote %
las, ,s5l, and ], leaves ia majority Of MI.
Ford al 33l. Deduct from this the vote foI
Mr., "Seabury,n given in Auburn township,
Cr.wiord county. and il reduces the M ior-
iiy 10 247, according 10 The STATE m.n fun
|isled by the Sccretaiys
Tho returns being inund full Of crTrs =
ihe fact ibsiil they are nos tlicial-the strange
iumbling Of votes counted ipr one man, while
given for unolhcr Ito say nolhing Of ihe
illegal votes that may be brought 10 light IN
the various con tests for SO ats, and Of The
votes given in Hamilton county for John
Weller and not counted, ], add but 10 the be-
lief formerly expressed BY US, that no man
can telI with certainty who is Governor, un-
I'll afier the official returns are opened and
canvassed by the proper officers.
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From the Ohis Statesman.
THE VOTE FOR GOVERNOR.

Tho Secretary Of State has furnished as
with The vote for Governor, as received al his
office, which we give below. From bis note
accompanying the returns, j. will be seen
that no very grea, confidence can be placed
in them, as he points out numerous errors in
the footings, and others are supposed TO cx.
lst. These returns, will be borne in mind,
are not official. The law does not make il
the duty Of the clerk Of the county court,
who makes them out, to forward u copy 10
the Secretary Of Slate, as many suppose,
neither are ihose returns used IN counting
the yoie for Governor. Section 3S Of the
law [sec page $40 Of Swans Staiuies] ms-
kes il the duty Of the clerk of the court Of
common Pleas, to mike Out two copies Of an
abstract Of The vote for Governor, one Of
which is TO be sent by mail TO the Speaker
Of the Senate, the other addressed to the
same officer, is TO bc transmitted by mem
Der Of the Legislature; and section 81, the
law, makes il the duty fthe Speaker, within
six days after The Legislature shall bc organ
|-ized, 10 open and publish the abstracts by
him received, and copy thereof sent to the
Secretary Of State.
Thusit will be seon that the returns are
not official, and that they must be regarded
but ssihe mere staicmentofihc counyclerk's
|des rous ofinforming Inc Secretary Of State,
Of ibe yoie in the particular county.
Mr.. Galloway says errors occur in the
fDotings OF Van Vert and Lorain counties, in
tho former Of which Ford gains sixteen, and
in The lstter Weller gains thirty votes. These
he does not count, buihe does count eighty
four votes III Crawford county given, as ap-
pcarsby The poll book, for alSeobury,1 in the
column for Mr. Ford, and ii this manner he
makes cut wliig inajorifya on Governor, Of
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l55ll3 l4903l l4s696 l4s32l
l4006l
6O52
SEcRIrARr or STATES OrrcE.l
nj Columbus, October %. IS46. {
6O52

The vote Of all the counties cmbraced in
the foregoing list, have been returned TO this
Office, except the counties Of Wood, Ash
land, ana Medina, which have been obtained
from reliable sources, and may beregardcd
as accurate. In the list is included and
counted for Ford 81 votes in Crawford cou +.
liy, returned on separate column, as given
for "Scabury" the surname having been
omitted ] ] the certificate of the clerk Of Au-
burn township in said county; and 1877 votes
counted for Weller in Portage county return
dby The clerk of said county in a separate
column as given for J.B, Weller. Morrow
county is left blank, because tho vote was
embracnd, in the returns from Richand.
[Knox, j Monroe and Delcwaro countless
III returns have allbeen carefully in,esl-
gated According 70 onr calculation the
issfootings" on The relurns of VMi Wsrt and
Lorsin are erroneous. tue "loolina in The
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07

nI1iy, OF which ther0 are great many III Ia
rs, constructed principally as ball rooms
The speeches delivered at them arc gener.
ally shorter and murc pertinent than those
which we hear at political and reform meet,
ings in the United Siatca; they seldom cx-
coed fifteen minutes in length and hey man
ifcst more vivacity and earnest cn,husissnl.
have been forcibly struck too, with The o.
der and dccoum which characterize the
Clubs, and the liberal courtesy which 10 OBJ
served toward opponents. But above all, |
have bocn surprised at the intelligence, the
talcn, and the knowledge and devoted
thought which the speakers usually evince.
IN this respect particularly the Clubs far sur
pass my expectations. Any one present has
light 70 speak, and manifcs,s his desire by
holding up his hand and saying: s.Je deman-
dc la parole" have heard young men,
apparently students, and working men, de-
velup, in clear and forcible manner, train
Of thought, which, for depth, and at tho same
time sound sense and logic, would have done
honor 10 the most distinguished statesmen
Of the day. When | say this, felt that tho
Future belonged 10 these ncn that move
mcnt was fairly commenced in France which
no power on earth could stop or dcyert from
its course, and which must inevitably carry
rilc world on TO new order Of society--a
new state Of social existence. This move
ment has for its impetus the misery and Tho
injustice borne by the Lsboring Classes, f,r
It's guide the ideal ofa better and happier
order Of society on earth, and for It's co,'n-
sellors The thoughts and aspirations Of ihs
bestminds Of this nation and the worldly
Y. Tribune.
A GLORIOUS I'RrBUTE.--Rufus Cioats Of
Massachusetts, a few days ago, in . great
speech 10 The Taylor men, used the follow
/ ing truthful language. @
"There arc many y4good things like in the
Democratic party, ! like their nationality
and their spirit ofun;on aiier all; like ths
! American feeling that peuades the masses. -
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07
Not on Hand.

An unusually large assembIage of eur ci-
iizens took place here on Tuesday last, from
every quarter Of The county, 10 hear Col
MoRoAx and Hon. WILLIAM SAwYFR, on
tho issues Of the Presidential campaign.--
They returned home however, disappointed
these gentlemen MT fulfilling their appoint
inent, made by The State Central Committee
snd originally announced in the Ohio States.
man. Our people will be found doing tlleil
duty Il il,c Polls for Cass and Butler, ,-as
they have always done for The candidates ol
iLs Democracy, but disappoiuimenis, snch as
lhe above, have no icudcncy d enIiyen ,heil
zeal, sucI, announcements bad ciiher better
not be made Al aIl, o. sIso complied with
whenmadc
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07

TmE GLOBE We publish in another col.
umn the prospectus of the Daily Globe, a
new publication, by EL.iR g. RIvxs, design.
ed 10 give the daily proceedings Of Congress
The general ncwo, articles on aris, science
agriculture. &c. I is TO be edited BY FRAN.
cIs P.BLA,R, Esq whose grea, abilities as an
editor eminenily qualify him for the conduct
Of an efficient and impartial Journal. Az will
be seen, the Congressional Globe and Ap
pendix will still be published as usual.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07
former should be .3i4 for Weller, ls5 for
'Fosd il The latter, 1851 III Weller.
'EAAfUEL GALLOWAY,
~ Secretaryof State.
THE SECRET our.


The Tine Democrat has the following
true version Of the why gains in Pennsyl-
yania:
pennsylvania The returns look just
kc the success Of Johnson, lilo whig can
didaic. Thisrt ihaicaes not 50 much
The weakness Of tho Cass party; as i does
the strength of FREQ So'lsm. The Free
Soil State convention refused To nominate
for Governor, but ret commended Free Soil
ers TO vote for johnson, the whig candidate.
This is The secret Of what is called the "whig
gain,v there.
aPAY AND EMoLUMUNTs" OF GEN
TAYLOR PER MONTH.
Pay 5000 90
ou,rttfs-s rooms, at SIS per
Fuels coris for SELF, and two
thirds cord for four servants, at
SS per cord. 50 33
Subsistence for self, 0hirty rations
per day." at twenty cents per ra-
tion, s4s $50 90
Subsistence for four rants, four
raIions, at twenty cent. pr r1-
iiop, ~ 90
Cloibing for four servants, a, 81 so
per month, 10 %
Pay for four servants, at SO each
per month, 80 90
Forage for seven horses, al So each So 90
Total amount per month, $69l 3S
AS tho General "never surrenders," ".
presume his "pny and emolumenis" conti-
nue. the same, which would make them, per
annnm, as follows:
"Pay' per annnm, $4,000 90
Amendments" ditto, 5,S05 96
$s,295 96
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CoRw1S OK TAYLoRlsx--Exiaci Of :
letter rom Nj. Carwn 10 lilo editor, dated
Lebanon, Oct l3'
Prospects look dismal enough Ia Ohio,
judging BY tho returns now in hand; but
they looked worse for Napoleoa q Marengoi
and worso for Old Ztck Al Buens Visis, ~
Courage and good cause do work miracles
am resolve I 10 spend the last atom Of my
strenglhin This fight; and ifwe fallm Ohio
le, Us fall with our armor on" Y III
II would be 4 "miracle" for Tsylorsm "a
succeed in Ohio; and We donot wonder Iha'
Tom feels .'dismal enough" knowing tha
he is to '.spend the lasI atom Of (hi,) sircngl
in the fight" without even the confidence @
an honest cause, or the poor consolation o
success in bad one.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07

/ DENkt OOUNTt.-~ Ho ecuh'y TkosC VI
majority for Weller, and IO4 for Potter, the
Democratic candidates for Governor and Con.
gress. In the local elections, however, .
mongrel ticket was elected, composed oi
both parties. The county is firmly demo
cratic, and we have not the slightest belle
that all the local issues The Wings can gsi
up, will ever make it otherwise. a'
8nH -
or Seth M. Gates, the Bsrnburner can
d;dats for 1t. Governor in New York, vas one
Of the signers 10 an address, issued in 1913, /,
BY the Abolition members Of Congress, which
declared that the annexation of Texas
"would be violaiion Of the Nitional com
pact"---"an attempt to eteinizs an institution
and power Of anature 80 unjust in them
selves. 30 injurious TO the interests and sb-
llorrent TO the feelings Of the Free States,
as, in our opinion, not only inevitably TO re-
suliin dissolution offhe Union, BUT FrLLl
10 JUSTIFY IT," Such are not Democratic
sentiments, but the voice ofangry fan'lic;sm,
which has ouly in view lls interests Of one
class in Tie Union.
Tho aNo MORE TERaIroRY" Wing party
have done their utmost TO demoralize The
public sense OF right in reference 10 foreign
acquisitions by conquest, They denounced
the Mexican war az wicked War OF Con
quest, and they gave The highest honors oi
The party to one ef The great military
chiefs in that contest. Have they moi done
ihei, utmo.t 10 make wars Of conquest popu.
lar.
IIoNEsry and consistency are generally
found 10 be characteristics Of the samc IN.
dividui. But il is not 50 in the following
case:
"In the words OF Washington, why should
we quit our own TO stand OH foreign ground
Y. Taylor.
.Tbis will constitute an auxiliary force
OF nearly 5000 men, which will bs required
to prosecute the war with energy, and carr,
it, AS IT SHOULD BE, INTO THE rNExr's
couSrRY-Z. Taylor.
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or Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, U. S. Senate
from Alabama, died at the National IIoic
in New York, on the 23d ult.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-07

LATE Nlws We don't wonder that The
editor of the Toledo Blade, complains Of
The mails. Upto The 9Th ult., be had moi
discovered that :he Democrats have ma
joriiy on joint ballot in the State LegisIa-
lure. TO want the Magnetic Telegraph is
not 60 great ain cvi a. wo had supposed,
since the! hare iia foledo
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
THE TREATY OF "A

Our readers, no doubt, will feel much
anxiety about definite information Of the
treaty adopted by the Senate. 1t is under
stood the original Treaty, submitted by the
Mexican President and Congress, has been
ratified with some notifications proposed
by the President.
These notifications, it is believed, make
10 alteration in the line proposed by the
Treaty, or the amount of money to be paid.
The treaty was passed by a vote Of 3s to
IS. being eight over two-thirds, the consti-
t~utional majority, and received both sup
po,t and opposition from each party.
The seal of secrecy, says the Washington
Union, "has not yet been removed" and nc
one out side knows the particulars of the
notifications or the exact position of parties
upon the treaty.
A commissioner with full powers to adjust
all differences, will repair Immediately to
Mexico. We have great hope in the sue
cess Of the mission.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20
For the Banner.
Mr.. MURRAY

MR. MURRAY:-
As the time for holding a County Conven.
ton is rapidly approaching, a part of the
duty Of which will be to nominate a can
|didate for the Legislature, l have deemed
it proper to prepare a short communica.
ton, expressing my views in relation tc
the most suitable person to be selected by
the Democrats, of sold Pike" to fill thai
office. JOHN B. HENDERSON, of Calumet
Township, is the man of my choice. MIR
H. is possessed of fine talent, is firm and
~unwavering in his attachment to Democrat,
'ic principles, and withal a good debater.-
Other good and true men have been sugges.
ted as suitable persons, to receive the nom,
~ination, and the Democrats would he con,
tented with either-but I believe from tn,
indications l have observed, that if Mr.. Fl,
receives the nomination, the Democracy OF
the County will rally around him and car
ny his election without a dissenting voice.
| have written the above without consulting
Mr.. H. and at the suggestion Of many
who are anxious that he should
be our candidate. He is therefore placed
before them as a candidate for nomination
CULVER.