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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

ssF.Sssslf oOAIs "i'hing bs,Is mug "ouId DO
Niagara. Maintained. Governor Thomas Powell John
Potter, Admiral BAY STATE, &c. A.. aud examine h
liouer Improved Pstent Gong Bell, especially adapted
for steamboats, put up ard strong aud warranted for
one year variety OF these Bells will be constantly
band or the accommodation % captains and
pretors living distance ~ H. o. - Annst. New
York y y No person Il authorized 70 contract Tor
work In ny name. as atenl U Il IN person MS Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07


41f3-5SJss<{k.Sv ROAD intsr drrongcneHf. .Or
and after Monday, Nov. 8, 1871, the
freight train, TO which passenger car attached, viii
until farther notice leave NJ sristown at A. NJ Newark
at II +. 81. The Passenger Trains leave New-York
o'clock A. NJ. Z. NJ. Leave Newark 10 o'clock 4 N,
Z. 81. Leave MOrristown o'clock A. NJ. 2 Pm
Passengers By the morning train 10 Morrstown will
rive there 81 o'clock wners STAGES will be in readiness
to convey them TO schooeJs Mountain, Washington Bel
yidere and EastOn daily; 10 Owego, Milford Newton,
stsnhope and succssuny on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays and TO iockswsy, Dover Sparta and Newton
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each line reurninf
the following days 10 meet the P NJ train for New-YoL
stage will also leave for Baskinx Ridge every evening"
the arrival of the cars at Morristown.
By line recently established stage isayss Morrstows
for the Delaware Water Gap and staHbops
JohnsonbuTs Columbia and blairsown, every Tussdsy
Thursday and Saturday the arrival OF the A. NJ trss
from N. Y. Returning the alternate days the stage
esyes stroudsburg a. A. NJ TO meet the 81 ron
MorristOwn.
Passengers through TO and from Jersey City without
changing cars On leaving the city, passenger viii de-
posit their baggage In the AZ the foot Colands
where agent will be In attendance 70 receive IT,
All packages or bvades must be entered the wsy-bl
or the company will not hold themselves responsible
Freight will be forwarded Immediately 20 Morstoss
from Albany Basin BY Stephens Condts Daily Trsss
porteticn Line 10 Newark from the Trsnsportstos
Office Of the ~ J. X. r. transportation Company nos
Of Liberty-st n5l IRA DODD. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
NTKW.JRRsEY MINING CnMPANY.L

NhW-JEhsEb MINING COnPANf,-Stoek-
lNhodsrs ths have rot paid the instsmeut ssed Tor,
payable Is; Of November 1877 hereby notified this.
raid assessment Of dollsr share will be received
a. the Company Office. n the mine 10 Hudson Co
Beevle, a. the agency ~ South fourthst Phiisde
phia before the IAN dag OF April i8iS By order
Of the Board OF Directors A MARTIN, Treasurer.
ralS 4weod
CYRUS w. FIELD q co. II Cliff 81 offer f5rsa
SWriting Psp-rs-A full assortment Of 81 kinds
Printing Papers OF vsrion. sizes.
Hardware Papsfs Of al weights
Hanging Psrers-White brown, Kreen. hua &c
Wrapping Pspefs-Sraw and Rag cf al siEss.
Coior-d Pspers-Th- best assortment 10 market
Sheaihing Pspers-House. ship and tsrred
Tissue fapers-siue, pink. yellow and assorted
Shoe Pspers-White and assorted coors
Biesching Powder go cGsks Of the be quality
Alam-Groun aid crude.
Sods-Ash-25 tons
Bale Rope Cuttings Rsgs FEELINGS Irvine and 4 foil
assortment Of al kinds of Paper Manufacturers materials
al 2r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
..r-~A P0uGnNEEPsIE. LLNE on

ANN ARGEs-The bsrses CLINTON, Capt.
Wilt.is, every Mondsy. FNcHANGR,
Cspt. Rosekrans every Thursday. POUGhkEEPslE.
Capt Hof au every Saturday, Il O'Clock r. Nj. hom
foot Murrsy-st Tor passengers aud freight.
The above BargeB are elegantly furnished with state
room, aud spacious and comfortable cabins sud
pressy ied up the com fort aud convenience Of
seugers Arrive a. Poughkeepse In time 3r the stages
10 sharon Pine Plans and Ne S-Milflrd, up3l Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
= .EIyIRK. \, y. PROPtRTY f5r sale or y

g. let-The house snd lot % bfoai - Ne"sk
The lot e l5e3 feet deep and o2i feet vide The
house tgo story fraue building with Kitchen ssched
al In good repair The garden e0ut-os variety Of fruit
tees srspe vines &c the location Il within Few minutes
walk of the new sr6t lately essb,hsd from which the
csrs leave almost houy for this city The above proper
6 situated 10 pleasant ant healthy far Of the ely
and very cesrshe residence for small "a oily. Ap-
ply 10 THEODORE STOUT. Merchants Exchange Bank
s5tf or TO CONOIr a NOBLE, i6 Ws,eE-.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

-r-.s ,NEN-YORK, ALBANY AND rRO

MY Limo Tor Albany and Troy direct tsom Pier
the foot Of Cortland-st Pesoas t.kinp
this hoat vl arrive n Troy 10 to take the earliest
rnoGnng sst 70 Buffalo, and aorih TO sars'oss
Lste George and Champ.sin. -
Topper this evening o'clock Regular DAYS Tuesda,
Thursday snd Saturday Fer passage Ne apply on board
or 70 : 4. CHANHERLIN a. the Office on Tho wharf e.
Freight must be pat In charge Of The freight SCENT az The
company will not be respons be for loss 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
= FOR .AIk-Tbe new 3.fory boar st0oe house

o. FOR .AlE-The Dc. Sstors brosn stooe house
E situated on the south sde Of ehtsenhst between
A Irvinspacs and the Fourth avenue u 10 the east
Of four houses e the character jsst elected
FiGshed With al tbs moiern Improvements, including
re. snd Croton fxfure Ia every story, hot ar furnace
,tAtuarv aud Sienna marble msntels &c &c TIE plumb
n hs b-.a done b. dsy WORK la the beet sod o,t sub
sr.ntisl manasr. Dimensions - by 60 feet Apply 20
a. L. A ARNOLD X co. 81 CsnAlst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

CONiNit MON FURNITURE.-Fsgons tink.ids,
~ goblets ari plates $50 hsgtisma fo0ts and colec-
ton Plats, manufsctu 81 ard ior sale holssas and
tail. Al 6 BurliDg sip, By LUCiUS HART.
a5lw Late Boardmsn Hart
TABLE AND TIA SPOONS. Britannis spoons,
variety o. sizes msnufac ured and for sale Vhoe-
sal. and retail, a. Burus Slip by LUClUS HART.
IS lw Lste Boardmaa Hart
ELUTED CA>DLEsTICks.-Bfits futed
mattel cs-cesucks, asa beautiful p.tierns. for
sale ste Burling-shP,hy LuCIOUS HART.
IS lw lac BosrdmAn Hart
cash peid for Bsl- Rope Cuitinss Old Rope, old
" Canvass, Guuny BsgsinEs, ShskinKs, and al other
kind Of paper maunfA-tufrfs stock. By
mH 2w CYRUS W FIELD co 81 Beekmsn-st
CYRUS ". FIkLD & CO.. RAG WAREHOUSE
- = keekman - Nev-lork. u2 ~
cash paid FOR sn kises Ct Domestic Rags By
~ In2s Wv CYRUS W. FIELD CO. - Bsekmsa-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

~ story ard Atfic brick house aud lot ChsTtonst
The house il . by so feet with > inch walls and
ubcssr, having attached 6ne story room y By
~ feet butt by dsysUork In the most substantial
venien ard costly CrOOn water introd Ne ed
throughout the house with hot aud cold baths,
closets snd marble weshssnds Ia the second story The
lot p feet riches by 100 feet The whole prem are
in the most complete aud perfect order 5000 may
main bond sud mortgage f desired. For farther par
uc1'ar, apply 20 A. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer,
nal Brosd.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
UOUSES FOR SALE.

~, FOR sAIE-A small farm 10 the town Of Green
10 sursh WeGchss.er County, beautifully iocaed on
49, So mil River fosd md the eros r9sl irsd M
- rib. Fsrrv 10 Whit. Psins, consisting q rs seres
Of s,t quality Of land well fenced and bsAotiiul new
bsse eott.ss built piazza three sides, ana store
cepnsefe5 but By days works years ago this spring
.o l.rfe barn sni stream Of water running through
the centre Of the premises and well In 'front.' Of me door
ctv 80 n miles from Dobhs' Ferry where steamboats,
lad four time. dsy and three quarters Of mile from
Uouspd's mills and well fusted for any kind OF ous
n... y nriv.. rssidenes For farther particulars Inquire
81 ABM STORM. near The premises, or Of W. STORM
10 H.niiton-st Y A. II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

- Z III = Ufs NTIf-I N FNEIN NU"FVN NNIEI
H dwelling house 50 feet square, beside piazza sil
~ round, j00 feet from the water with a commanding
view Of the City Bay and the Narrovs; the house lie
thoroughly finished the large. with ceilings Of "a
feet hrsi hOor and the basement containing eide
cOmmodaion FOR domestcs lot OF land u dimensions
desired by the purchaser wil be cold with the house.
Also. cottage sizes and building ots, either singh. 10
parcels, may BE- preferred
Tho situation Of this property il the most central Ia the
mp owing part Of the island aud 1t believed prop
cry The nsghboFhood Of the city presents favorable
a opportunity Tor Investment. Apply
". W. VAN WAGENEN, 10 wsllst or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

o. FOX ~ALE-A heautl'uI county reside zee, Tor
E sny person wishing TO reside IN the country aud do
- business in the city. The place 10 situated ca the
backs Of the Hudson River, within half mile o. the
steamboat landing YoukerB On the place Ia good cot
sge house. eoach-house fruit Of all kinds u Of
land For particulars inquire Of M JOHN BASHFORD,
az the steamboat landing O Of SIR. FREDERICK
BROWN lao Wasf Saysnrssuthsf Dye
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
~ rOK SALE CHEAP neat well 6nshei :

u story house sad full sized lot In pleasant ghhor.
~ hood within inmates walk q the terTies One-haii
the purchase money remain mortgage for term OF
years Apply ID. premises. North seventhst hstwesa
Sec al and Third. Wiilismsbarrh. 40 p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
rITSi rlTSi FITS!

Dr. Townsend, not having tested MS ohIsaPeH.s "a
csss of Fits of course Tecommerded ~ End was
.urprissd 20 receive the following from an Intelligent sid
respectable Farclsr IN Nestches ester County:
fORDHAn. august rs, 1877.
Dr. Townsend: Dear Sir-I have little 1ri seven
veats of age who been several years afflicted with
fts tried almost everything for her bat without sue
cess: At LAST although could ind 20 recommendation
in orr circulars FOR cases Ike hers, thought, she
in vsrv delicate health would give her some Of your
sarsapsra sad very glad did, for Il rot only re
stored her bet she has bad 70 return Of the
rugged and hearty for Vhieh we feel grateful
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22
Died.

Died.
On Thursday morning. 2lst inst, after lingering
illness, MARY EMMA daughter of Margaret and viii
liam Sinclair in the second year of her age.
The friends Of the family requested to attend
the funeral this friday afternoon, the ed Sept, at
the residence Of her parents No 123 White street.
half past two O'Clock, without further invitation.
On Wednesday evening Sept goth, WILLARD RICH
ARpsoN, in the 10th year of his age.
His friends, and those of his son. John Richardson,
and those of his law: Sylvanus Haight,
spectfuy invited to attend his funeral this (Frday)
afteIsoon at four O'clock without further invitation
from his late residence No.134 Second street.
In Brooklyn, on Thursd morning, 2lst inst, Miss
ELLEN WIssoR, daughter Of Nicholas s. Winsor, in
the 18th year of her age
The funeral service will take place at No. 10 Poplar
street, this friday afternoon, at four O'clock p NJ
where relatives and friends are invited to attend.
(Elmira, N Y. papers, and Providence r. l., papers,
please copy)
On Sunday, the 18th inst, AIMEE vIoroIRE, ten
days old, infant daughter Of V. and Emily Durand
Of Charleston, s. C.
WILLIAM 7. SENTER died at his residence near Pan
Their Springs, Tenn on the 2Sth ult. He served on
the Harrison Electoral Ticket in 1910, and
Der Of the convention that framed the pded con-
etituton of TENNESSEE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20, 1913


Tricks Of Pension Agents-Bounty Lands, &c. &c.
Two "general agents." as they are termed,
named Slettnlus and Phillips. have been held to
bail, TO answer charge of forging the names OF
two soldiers TO "A paper which purported to be a
transfer of bounty land warrant. The soldier
deny having made any transfer to Mosrs Stet
tinius and Phillips. This case is TO be investigated
tomorrow, and we will send you full report
Without giving any opinion as to the merits OF the
present case, II Is undoubtedly fact that grea'
frauds have been committed on the poor soldiers
genel ally; and unless stop is put to 1t, there Is
every reason 10 believe that the only persons who
will receive any benefit from the bountes will be
unprinciped Spectators. Some months ago, we
gave description OF The ira DIS practlsed by the
New Orleans hawks; but that was merely the
crude berinning OF a scheme which has since
been improved upon, TO The eniichlng OF many an
"agent"
By the way, II is very possible some Of the States
NAV shortly have Complaints TO make about the
bounty land scheme Ii certainly Is very liberal
plan, ard not more liberal than Just towards our
gallant soldiers; but II Is very probable that, had
the Western States rem mbered that this liberal
act would press mere upon them than upon their
Eastern brethren, they might have endeavored to
devise some system more equal In ITS action.
Every State Is entitled 10 receive five per cent OF
the net proceeds OF the sales of wild land within
Its limits, which is payable by requisitien the
United States treasury, and amounts TO a very
considerable sum. THIS will be lost in the case of
bounty lands and they will be located, OF
course, IN Western States altogether those States
will be taxed, In effect, five per cent upon each
ant whilst the other States will not be at all
interested.
There is TO be grand Taylor and Fillmore
meeting here on Friday evening. The Herald
Will be duly represented. OMEGA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

FIGHT BETWEEN FROG AND RAT "A des-
perate eL counter took place between frog and
rbt at brook near the slaughter house of Nc. Ursh
Virgin, in this town few days ago 1t appears that
rat came down to the brook to drink aud discovering
frtg, " with force and arms made attack upon
him, by making firm grasp with his teeth
did the rat make his hold, than the frog plunged into
the water dragging his antagonist with him where
he remained until the rat was compelled to let CO.
and made for dry land, closely pursued by the frog
AS soon as the frog appe above water he again
attacked by the rat and second time the latter be-
came the subject for cold water bathing. This feat
was several times performed, until the rat, from ex-
haustion and Drowning fell prey to his antagonist
After the frog became fully assured that his
dead he seated himself upon his dead with
all the oompassnoe mng inabe where be remained for
nearly half hour, exultUg, it were his hard
won victory. Several persons were present and
the fght.-Dorer N. II Gaseue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

COPPER MINES IN MAssAcHusErrs.--The are,
1t appears, rich copper mines la old Concord,
Mass correspondent informs the Boston Traveller
that the location Of the mines is about miles from
the Court House in Concord Three four compa
MES are now at work. one Of which is said to have
already got out q number Of tons Of the ore which
has yielded from forty sixty per cent OF pure cop
per. Another company has eight ten Cornish
miners engaged N sinking shaft 20 lode of bout
five feet thickness, Of what Is pronou uced by the
workmen very pure ere. A specimen furnished, on
analysis, yielded 36 cent Of pure "copper" aud the
miners, who have been all their lives engaged in cop
per digging say that they batter Indications
OF copper than are found in that vicinity
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22
MARITIME INTELLI GENCE.
SHIP NRWS NOTICE.

NEWS
Commanders Of vessels bound to this port will CON
fer favor upon US by having alb parcels papers and
reports, intended for the Neo York Herald ready fc
immediate delivery to our steamer the News
Boy She will board inward bound vessels in the VI
onty of Sandy Hook. Those bound to other ports
whether foreign domestic, will confer add ito
favor by forwarding to the Herald through tbs mall
vl otherwise rnip news papers that may BIS deem,
cd of interest to the community. We will gladly
oiprocate the favor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22
Port OF New York, September 22, Is4s.



"0NN~NNrNoo~~NNooO>~N~o
ShipsIvanhoe Edwards Liverpool Taylor Merrill Colum
bia, Smell, Rio Janeiro Young Hawkins * Co.
Bafk-Harriet i Bartlett Baker, st Marks, &C.
Brigs-Eizs BETH Robinson, Para, II Corning. Neuvitas
Cring. Antigua 20; American, Ross Savannah Durham D
mon amArtine Reed, Baltimore.
Schs-Garonne 10 tch galliot Chrsopbers Bremen.
Norfolk Chairman Belle White Elizabeth City
Riehmond Louisa Thorp Petersburg CoDneoout, Ewood Bal.
more Baltimore Slcight do stark Livingston Pbide pha
Sarah, Parser s, Portlabd.
Sloop-Arisl, Hat b, Providence.
Arrived.
Schr Charleston, Mankin. Washington, NC,
sclr Only Daughter. McDurfey, Lubec.
Schr v dcr, Pierce. TDomaston.
Schr Richmond, Kelly, Thoai aston.
Sohr Isaac Acorn. Dung, Thomastop.
schr Mngul, Yates Caluis.
ecfr Star, lewis, Boston, d,ya
Schr Adams. Norris Boston.
scir Abbot Lawrence. Alien Boston.
Sc r Cornela Young New Beaford.
Schr Meridian Paine. Province own.
Scbr Brainard, billiard, Portland.
sloop Vjgilant, Ill, Newport.
Sltop Active, Holmes, Mystic.
Below.
Ono bark. unknown
Packet ships Queen the Liverpool New York avre,
shifs Robertson, Cork Finland Baltimore banks Fanny Lon ION
CISCO, Msrseies Random. Tenerc Gov Thorp Port Waha
sEprEmbER 2wind At sunrise. w; meridian NV yunset
NV. " " W. '."'''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

1l3, 125 12o 1885, 49, 81 1877 OF, 1877, 1913, 14o 49,
Second Part-ll6, 100, IT, IT, &c. To- lao, 1866 1885, TIA
l64, 10, 1854, 1852.
CovsT OF APPEALS, Sept. 20 All the Judges present
No II. Henry Weiderwar ct al Us .fnson Bing ham,
.qdmini'i'afor. &c John II Reynolds for respondents;
Hay ner for appellant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22
uIiga.etlnnxOpvs.

The late importations OF asnnels from France came
out as Republican fan nels,"
Timothy O'Brien was robbed on Saturday last, on
the Northern Railroad cars of poe book ntain-
ing $s0C-the savings of years Of labor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

YELLOW FEVER IN New ORLEANs.-On the 18th
inst there were Twenty-Five interments of per-
sons who died of yellowfever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

LvtRrooL-St steamship lhemla-For lAverpl-E Slranrc
Ay u son inmsen. (berur Of dispatches IT.
sn,thrd John ha AMI u liutton OF York; unraoc FAIR
TANKS ~ Vermont W Whotlv right a Nesbury pTC Ma
boNmhn, 81 Montreal; Abdrev HARDWOOD of 50 q and d.
uhu tnnadG James UDvnnelL bnnrtr desp,ob.a I,
rome OF khladepma McNiohoi, i.vepooi Mr. Nmrd IN
rbsnc and M scOwtrcuS Of England; II 4 Vnceat Of
Ntbrleson, Thomas Cow nd, oo Gowiand DauI CovlrI 81
Buenos Ay cs Capt Wm McCal OF 18Th Reg m nj; Do I'm,
o. Gtrosnyi Jas craig Of Gasgow2i FL Maifix-~G"n ~
shnrd o hsloni he Mckinney, OF Rhoe Island; S.tb,,
n OF New Jrseyj Edward Smith, Of tissed Scy Chrst
pier Rush, CT foIk; Mrs stewart Bish Fem,n. R.v
Duttop Maj,r Yea Lieut. Whitehews Michael DIVE 49, ~,
Richard Cohegan and John TOtn, IlshGN-lG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

late Halifax payer tsy that nackerel are 20 pleu
tfnfn that hsihor that the boys were acoOpDg thsm
up With buckets a. the vbaryes. They sold In
the MARKET III eight cents per dozen and the fsher-
men employ men from shore to aid them Ia catch
ing The herring thery Is also eqOaly abundant,
and The quality veIy Inc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-09-22

fnssonHerp AIrlvcA
King. ~ "O''oh-hr John
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-29


cannot interfere with the will Of The peo-
pie, as expressed through sheir representa-
tiyes IN Congress.
7ih. Resolred, That the opinion of Gen.
Taylor, upon This subject. meets with tho
entire appreciation Of ,his Convention, to
wit: 1.-The known opinnns and wishes Of
the Executive have exercised undue md
injurious influences upon the Legislative de-
pnnment Of the Government; and I this
cause ] have thought our system was in
danger Of undergoing gren, change from
its true theory
-Sth. Resolrci, Thu, Leris Cash owes
oil that he il, and oil that he possesses. 10
the growth ri the Great West; and tMn
in his rccrcnDey to her dearest interests.
he has proved himself alike destitute of
gratitude and public virtue ;--and We mn-
tunl|v pledge ourselves TO see that Ne shall
find his proper level in the defeat which
awaits him before ,he grea. tribunal Of
the American people.
9th. Resolved, That the difference be-
tween Democracy and Locotocoism ", thas
the frs, con,empla,es the rule If the pop
ular will; while the latter has no motives
Of action but the public spoils-and to Sc
cure these. il has su., aimed the srmof tyrnn-
nv in the supper. of,he will II one man for
the defeat ofimportant public measures, and,
in this. il has rendered itself rs obnoxious
to American Liberty rs the usurpntions Of
Louis Philippe did TO tina. Of France. and
deserves the execra,ions Of the popular
will.
10Th. RESOLVED, That we, M Wings, en-
dorse and require n practical democracy
n full aud entire expression Of the popular
will Inns our respect; and to this we pledge
ourselves :-forever opposed to the cncrosch-
ments Of the Executive, we will guard tho
will Of the people against the fashionable
usurpntions Of Locoiocoism rs developed in
tho course of Mr.. Polk's policy.
On motion Of Nj. Fulton, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That in Timothy Davis. this
Convention presents a candidate 10 tho
Wings of this District, who 10 eminently
qualified for their support for Representa-
tive in Congress, and We here pledge our
selves 10 use all honorable cxertions 10
promote bis election.
On motion Of Mr.. Ely, the following
WINS unanimously adopted:
Rcsolrcd. That We are in favor Of tho
WiImos Proviso, (so called, } and that duty
and patriotism require 10 10 declare that
wo are opposed 10 tho extension II slavery
over any territory now possessed, or which
may be hereafter acquired BY the United
States.