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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05
Last Week bat One OF tho
GRAND HISTORICAL DIORAMA

OF THE COMMANDMENT OF EEkA ChoI
sos Roadway, nesr Niblo's Old Garden
MOVING FIGURES. ships. Steamers, soldiers, &c
Real cannon and bOmbshells AdmliIAnc- = cents
chldrop halfprce Commences Al y O'Clock ednss
day and saturday afternoons ~ O'Clock n3osu
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# New York opposed The sunday liquor traffic are res
pectfly Invited 10 attend public meeting g. be held
'gr Broadway. tuesday evening next, Dec .. o.
O'Clock Several eminentspe Kill address ne meeting
BY order, w. r. DODGE Pfrsiifni
THos = PFFRs. Secretary d. AssAIu
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ANIMAL GALVAHIC CURE-ALL

~r~. humor. spawn. Cluor, grease poesIi sote' 90
a. br.-. Pamphlets cJusining eefesles Oh fssp7.l
~ psrtes may be had al the Propn-ors De 80
xsT snd Al TaliersalFs Horse Bazaar II DALLhi'
~ lfus-D1F
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J. P MONTGOMERY. Agcrone~s
DN j. ID. INGkR~OI.l. ~ 60. store ~ ~hts

ID ~ WEDNESDAY. Dec 4. al 10 s'cocf bow"
shoes ard Rrossrs-s Bocts, shoes and hFcssns
roprsns dee sbe sssorunenl Of fresh ard sessonseie
goods direct nom ne manu- ciurers sospted ~ ne Nci
ern Western. Scutnerr ard city trsde
Ar Psy.rs SAtE-J u. / 4 CO. are Constantly r~cca.
ng the great variety u rev and ursn
sk hch hey selling puyste sale al srencu price,
consisting In pan "
- cases mems prime thics o boots
A.o. loo cases mems ane alp peggcd hccss
Aso. ~ csses wotnens leather peg<ed lsce bcts
Also. ~ cSses misses leather pegged ace hcots
Also, 100 csses wom~ns Spring pesg-i basAns
Aso cases meas prime hitch and hip hrossns q.
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ID ID NASH Auc,ioneer .,,
,,TOCK OF MIIIINERN GOODS, ffAIu

SFRs "WEDNESDAY, al ~ ocloch, ~ 70 %" ~
stocs OF Millinery Goods comprising sis sash, .s w.
uncat velvet mourning and straw bonncs lIesu az 5,,.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANU sc WI ElN -.
ITALIAN oPERA--AsToR PLACE.
nNWEDNEsDAY EVENING: Dec $ vi - prsseried
Ovsrdf' Celebrated o tenn. Z i01r '''' Of
rlv--, S!xrorir. rnsfk Carlo. sigror Dzhreul
Giovanni. r0rs Avosstro - .s.spss S9.i
Rrcsrio......S i-uur fiain0n'esl
uosc.i Coniut tor and Director. Max Mwezes
PzIcrs o. Acknowledges ART 81 sod - TER u
ar-s-s..r = rsu.s The Box O-ce vii - ore1 n ne
Op-rs House As;or Place from IN. % = " &c -
sls-- nom ito5PN Ooof oPen A. I0eioSA' 70 eoS'
'ner,7 a. = precisely.
pRo.pwAi rHEArsg.-DoOr. ogs1 a 5.
ID PATRONAGE 10 cestn g ocoSS- ,...
EVENING. Dec 3 '-il ~ perfofrnec ne h'ns1ee q
HOP " Ny lrt hS, -. Tan,
Previous 90 m Romance The petite Coueiy q
A DAY AFTER TIE WEDDING
T. core lrde with the Fs-ca ~
TURNING THE TABLES
Dr-ss Cfc'e I'D Ps-cucL = c.- Family Crcie snd up
pel Ter, go Gs-lsIy srirsnce on Anslehy-s. g -
uURr0N's raKArER, cAAasERssr Z
PRISTERs APPRENTICE.
Ge1. Mouu.......M M Burton Joseph MAJ ShsSH'sn
Aner which. he fsvcrite piece q
COUNTERFEIT PRESENrMENTS.
Gabriel. Mr. Hamilton Algelne. MS Dovins
To corcude wiki the ENrsvsgsnrs OF
MUSICAL ARRIVALS.
josef Jins Nj Johnston Jenny JnS'i Ms. SnspHs an
Frc-s-Dr-ss Circle sat PsrcgeV- - "a fsmly Nuc.e
or second Tier = Doors open s6CUrAin rises a. :
Ofce open daily fom 1910 5
MECHANICS HALL. ~. brosdwsy. lh~,~ r-n
ft6rart Sn1 Brooue -. commencing ol MbNUai NN-
lover : T ~ is'; WsEx OF or fHEs sE-oPENING
rl- or..iual srd we.l-sncNn ChRl>INs MlNsItLS'
,ranrai In iel2l ~ list 10 harmonic Negro Meoes
md ,gaa'crs Y he present popuN sy- ~ ErHiof.>
.NrESrAlNMENrs. whose concerts IN s city, fof PcroS
" ,en months received wiin such distinguishes sNo'
srd patronage have the honor u announcing 10 ne sies
at gentlemen y New-YorI snd vicinity. nat Iney VII
give see. o. their popular concerts introducing sNsne'y
81 their Original songs Cnorses Charactrrslc Dances &c
Admission - cens. Doors open sgf-ecncen vii com
meuce a. c'ci1cs ., -
lrencng ss3 Pm Under Ia management snd drrcuon ~
CHAiSrl ot W.
= Ew-uRLEANs -RRENADER--EIhio
NAN OPERA COMPANY, ~ The siuysessuI in-t .uir,
every svenns-Doors open a. = iu commence Al oeocs
precselvrhe Company consists Of sgnor boni' Ssho'
Sln 0ui ser'r gunr BsnjOl 10 ssnor ole ou' elsuot
Viola AID S.eror TsmbOrina Esch evenings entrrtsn'
mems vii smbrace grand from La >onnsrous lu-
leila Borzla the lts1an Opef.s WI iinitau
fJsrnv Lind Madame Grisi Madame Aboni, >gnor La.
biArhe. sig Mario. SIX GNrdion. Msdsme bishoP snh
SATURDAY AFTERNOON CONcERr-Doors open
q T. Concert at O'Clock. r,.v,
Tins Comn.ny will appear Rutgers Institute % II rs
DAY ari FRIDAY EVENINGS, Dec and 3 and WI.
give heir Ethiopian Operate entertainment % wis
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,,,n ,pwFI.eRsANp CON AND SILVER MAN

'I,u JEWELERS. AND GOLD AND SILVER Man,
L VFACrU RERs-Perfect protection IS onetsd asa.u'.
ths dangers OF IRE and thieves RICH co superior
"a ansder Safes (Widers PsenD viii p. unlike ne ol
fahoued trsps falsely called safes have IN all esses
fy resisted the action Ofhe iniensesl and N sft me
s OF The noss INGENIOUS burgGrs-ln csiAnce pre-
.rvoc $4,000 m value At the safe had been operseo GA
~ forhsh,l seveu hours Toe satisfactory evide {
III lie above viii be furnished psrtes Interested To
,~.1a ss referred Messrs Ball Tompkns bseS JoAu
49,, n cO : safe. ia use MAnNlN,
"SS,. 1854 WsieT-st Maoufsc.ur-rs Agent
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c,SFKA,CisCO. CALIFORNlA eei IN
s~r-uc-s .rd enmpeieut merchant VIZ - - n
m ,h9 Albany sapercsrso lsreai5 - .rdise
s~'''- " 49, J. A VOISIS, ls south " y, uisi - :, A.
,v,,s.,or Boachsud Thebsad. streon DEspe'r'i'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

nE(EIVER'- ~AtE At FUbLIV AtUIIUN-
TX ~ entire flruitlre, sli e., mirrors carpets on cois
-. tsssipe linen Ass. chins and esrth-n are, cG4
go, s,fores of the Broadway Hcel al ne corner o.
& - Nj suction on the premises by ne saosoriorr
$500 nppo.nted by the Superior Coar ne sac 70
- H. iSlh csy % December ins' a. 10 oc.ocA %
cohlinenoV - 49,, ~ continued from dsy 10 day coInene
me In the forenoon q each day unu he sac
: completed large par OF INC "'N'''
srs IN m excellent c0ndiiion -, ,,h,,e a,-t,or on
Also viii be sold the premises - pun h t,re5co1
hs ss S,h dsy Of December at 10 sos uo,el which
e on The si day Of May, 1885, al me ycay ~
of s5e The present tenants sincs ne h ss
=. 49, sxnaosed ,sssrsl thousand do ars 70 - 80
- ,sSrsesrt i'm oro geneas The ssle VII com 80
- - 20 term OF wears Da,ed New fofk DS
VIM VIZ IONA MILLER, Receiver - " "a
ANTHONY J. BLEEckER l. -. AuS1oD'0'' as n
Catalogues can DO 81 iheir once.
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I,oIIyER,. CLASSIC MUsEUM-252

y BROADWAY-Open every Evening ms b" eel .r'
., In heir most celebrated Living TsbleauK Also an EN-
Gent orchestra and Illumination By DrufHmOnd lixhis
change OF ogrsmme every night Admission . cents
Parqurtie % cents % ~
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TOPFFER's NOVELS
ROSE AND GERTRUDE,

Or The " y-IrTlIs 'lTTIn-
DY RODOLPH TOPPER, pnee > eeni'' . puoiinsa
\, :, a 5l'. il''-' " sTRlNGER TOWNSEND.
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,rr,y AND SECONDHAND STOVES and sar

uitnre for sale exchange Seefelsiles, Dul 80
Desks Coun.efs with drawers, on fSlohnas Nnsie 49,
,,i,s cherry mahogany and msrbe-iup Tap'es SOFAS
s,dsbosrd oif,e aud afigh' Cooking stoves
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

tAET EeOD~-Jus. received and f0r sac by "
w MATHEWS. en Cahlrine-st black and col1red hose
swiss musns, bishop lawns. organize sustns, Nc aso
damaged blankets linens. ginghams, prints apscss &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05
vocA1. MUSIC AND HARMONY.

AZ REGNAULT. pupil of Cheye Of Paris, viii COM
tf.neuce on Tuesday Dec s al % NJ French course
Of instruction 10 Music upon system whichs entirely or
gral and based upon theory Of ciesr that the
science brought within he reach of all within few
months The cia-s wi meet on Tuesdays, Tnursdsys snl
Broadway. enirsnce by NnthstSke course will include
The theory OF Music Singing ana Musical Composition II
viii be com pieted 10 sx months
Terms - per month al suce FOR ladies' and gentlemen
Persons DESTROYS OF joining he csss will leave their names
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05
GREAT EXHIBITION-rhe

most attractive Paintings ever exhibited IN Amenca 90
no feet " canvss Panoramic view Of the Creation Adsm
ana Fv glance d the Mississippi view OF an extensive
Paine 10 Illinois, great Mormon Temple, ia inner courts
showing Inlatory Ceremony into the Convent caea
a.. endowment: Civ OF NauYOo, Massacre OF Joseph
smith 800 painted hgures large A. life VIII be exhibited
In The new Hall 2j2 Broadway opposite the City Hail. com
mercing MONDAY EVEN No, Dec g. and continue every
ev.nipg during the Doors open al 81 O'Clock fAhi
hfon to commence AZ y. Tickets - cents nls Z"s-
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Mr.. MACREADY's
SHAKSPEAREAN READINGS,

AT THE STUYVE>ANT INSTITUTE
~ ACCORDANCE with applications which have been
| made fo Sir MACREADN 10 give some puoc readln -
vousIv 10 The co.e of his professional career 70 ms
otr Ia : respectfully announced that be has arranged 70
give line suyvo.ant Institute. heaaius, uoh SsA,
,e. ,, mn Ar vorss on evenings IN The ensuing
,sess the hr.t OF which will be TUESDAY, Dec D "heh
ne Will read The Historical Tragedy ~
MACBETH.
The Reading viii commence al 70 ocock IcAen
e,ch-nay be- obtained At any time At Mr. Cro~ens BOOT.
store. corner Of Broadway and bleecaefs ~ nsueN
~, fg. A.for House and II Janor of the Institute,
and on the above evening 20 ne door OF me Lecu'e"o
dlAh aus
AMERICAN MUSICAL INSTITUTE.
NEW CLASS FOR beginners 10 the Iud mens o. NJ. w,
W d. COMES 49,, g., -.
Term, Tor gentlemen 81 snd Tor Ladies' s. per qusrer
Tree for al This Evening
d,ft 81 MFtGGS, Principal. So Broadway.
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IF bHUh " DHTIIVTf TIhH Wf' TdTtII q sITIIT HTI
..sl dividend Of 3 per cent . The Delaware and Hud
90 Canal Company per cent
Three dollars bills, purporting to be the Canal
sank OF Lockport in circulation they are altered
stes Of the Csral Bank of Albany ana well calcu
.ied 90 deceive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

re- Mfasnpd Toupees.-Bachelors new invented
wigs and scsps far In advance OF any hitherto offered
10 the public Tor ightness, durability and natural appear
ance thew are uneQused All persons wishing hr.rsie
wig scalp should not fail 10 call 81 the manufacioy Of W
BATcHELoR Wai-st Broadway, before puIctasils
slsewhere Privsie rooms for fng wigs. au3 ThsIpIhi
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n.
r. - ~ winch Eggs are reduced 10 siN cents dozen -
- N 40 - snd i.s Greenwich; "a and ~ s9son' -
Chatham " Division rs, lS@ ana - So"riS ~ ~ -
ITO spring S0i"'' ~ a. n
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aNENPRRIENCED English ady would give tn,
"A s,mciion from no ul O'coc. In English French anc
music 10 The children OF respectable private family OF 70
Tie children Of relatives who might arrange 20 form class
OF or ghf be residence Terms moder.
ste Adde'S. tir-enesf corner of Canalst IS l.
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n-on TO ~ 900 WANTED and a business msn
,N.lttV a. partner conduct tried ana Iesectape
lsoess reourng travelling for professional mAn nose
sn,ies confre him 10 the city. $4,000 10 season has Deen
no i M ana more can now he made 10 the same lie
Address Hsnclyr Tribune Once % ~
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AUCTION SALES.
JOSIAH RlCHARDs, Aaeronssr
10y BANGS, RICHARDS q PLArr, -

10y BANGS, RICHARDS u PLArr, sore
lD2D4 Brostway,-IsoerA easo sfvanScs male on coo
Ggunens for anccon ssles
TUESDAY, Dec s
L.kes AND way ksLUssLt PaivArt Lssssr OF sncs'ns
and modern hooks 10 the English French ssn and spAr
50 languages embracing many rare ard exeeett ~Sas
soue II rich znd expressive bindings Also spen5ny uas
rated volumes nne London editions Of Hstof-s birs
phiss works Mora and Nsnrsl Seienees, Se &c CATS
iogues Of which are now IN prcpssrou.
WEDNESDAY. Dec 8
fRIvars LIsSsSY % kLsss>r AND CHofCs bcoNs COG
..nn 10 part Of many richly oo1ad London editions o. "a
uAbs sssndsd works snorg ach hesaufuly ulasts-
led vonu on scSsny ard Flower G0dening Aexc fN.
ucuisgs hereafter
TUESDAY, Dec - and following DAYS.
PAKcEL saLE - Nsw Books, &c-An extensive sn1 &c
sxhe ssse nt u stock suited 10 he hofesy season co
sising % vsush.e lnvoices 4 Ann1sis srd lasusrt
volumes for Ssa eilons u ne hrusa ADJ Aefa
POes Illustrated snd smelly bound. Bibles and frsyes
Boos. IN cs velvet and orocco bnngr scvers ihocssna
new and popular Jsgenos. Miniature Clssscs. Lsies Al
buns fsncy bound Gin Sooss Children . csmes &c
FINE LIssssY EoIrto>s o. SrssO.sa Wokss-schcot
sni sSscs Bocss lsesg etrons Meiics WORKS tnclud
ing osg 81 he popular text BOOKS Ousrto shies Nc
BLANK Books a csses o fooscsp and Letter psrert
french Letter Psp-r sni genera Assofn-ct Of Engnsh
and Americas Stationery.
At Psivlrs saLr-sosns ssandard Lisrsry. Booze
Anucusrsn Library, Bohns scsnnte Library Boans
Clsssics Library.
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ffs ~ THOMAS J. HALL,
Ii AZ a.. 2o3 Broadway.

~ AT PRIVATE rAIE-sev-n lots oi grouna on
Ia: the east side OF the sNth syrnue between ln"''
k4 and Thry.frst SIS Part Of he purchase n"u'y can
reu,sin on bond and mortgage For particulars apPyo
AZ iw A j. BLEECKER. Auctoneer, 7 bfosdH
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q Al aa-sses Adsevtesea;s ~, ~ na5 nss, b pos
pad o- fhey t-H not D, AKIN OF Of ne Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

DNF r, COTTON, Ip-fsra and Ceoe.'s,'s h-o,,nf
ID ses Room SIC Srosdwsy. Gothic hal-hsyins 70
novel 10 he SDo,ersmed roous 70 Gov prepares Va re-
r-v- a. Kinds Of Cabinet furn,tnr~. Dry Goots ospcs
ard HoQseke-png tcle Of every descrpton 90 ocssn
meut for prvsse sale Snccon. snd "a make
win M, r.as proupyne.s tie will $50 bay pref~rrr
Opac- az =. In .ny rat OF he civ suentea o.. ~ lss
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BOARDING


pu.RD-A gentleman and his wife cen be seeommo,
- 5ated with board and nunfurnished room snd oeloo
attached on second story, IN sinAl pr'hte lail-y
here are no other boarders lnpuesuonaDe
an red Inquire 81 l96 East Brosdwsy. D. lN.s
,n,RnING-A gentleman and bis wife or two single
ID sest'eS can be accommodated with board u sChil-
dam family nesr Broadway. shove Sprn. 81 Da.l'I p
reof and other conveniences IN the house Address
lhs Office
BOARD IN CHAMBERs--T. Iis.-A pleasant
bosrIor with bedroom adjoining, handsomely iuil.'u
n sssredl suitable Tor family or singc srhueien
he had together separately room Tor sung teIH'
man
no,vnA nriys,s family. where there are no board
H.. having much room Than required ean III,
,r,sfe gentlemen and his lady or TWO grnueuieI 80.
de- hlfu rooms very moderate leiui' ~ ~ Ia
call Al H. Wooster, near Csnars1
BOARD wANTED-For gentleman ana ,.I p. W." we
IT, riesssut Location below Chamberssl lALS el-
smai room uaf.rnished second story address
Tribune Ofice. stating terms &c.
nu.vn-Op. or two gentlemen can be sceommoas sc.
tsn small respectable family win nesSiss. 49, .
Win fg board on SUNDAYS required a. = Per - a.
Address q. d. a. The Tribune Oilee. ---
nu.RD-At5s Beekmsn-sL-wilhin I'VE minutes eah
liz WeIL.t or the City Hall A lew sin-.o 49, i
can re scc9Hnoaaie a III f'o'''-'
IS no
n,np-A pleasant furnished front room OF he n,s' OF
Is second a5or suitable for gentleman an n, ~
f,o SINGLE gentlemen Also, pleasant 5arl -
I'm board Al 81 Walker-st west side OF bfoAo"ay ~ %
rn,4nI>G. 4, BoND--T.-rooms to lei iarn
49, -, ,hei suitable for gentlemen and mel
-. snS s.neIe gentlemen bathing roam y IN d.
r,ls aud shower baths.
DoIRp.-A pleasant and handsomely flrnl'.ss $3.50, 80
80 rs1fa bosri on mo- erse terms, Inay De oo1alhr
~ ue rii.lniN s--~A'eN -N d5 ~
1; and -
nn.RDlN BROADWAY few sing- GENE e..s
He can be- accommodated win elmer ~ y, f
hoard u 80 Broadway. Are" cay
- 2wis.
-,,,II p,uI,,y residing in South BrOOslyp,
III r-S And geuleel house would lse ~ =, s.s
49, frw single gealemen or one on ~ a ,.v b.
80 III -, ,sr,isI board The comforts OF nome - -
Siy rsslized Apply Al > uaionpiAe7' nea Ss 80
lion. ferry. Terms re-sonsole.
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~. aon.ttpntion, tCOsuve1ess. -

~. 4 ausftpnttOu, tCOstve les, The celebrated
" new and Improved Wsrlon's Ervalenla' TIE Only
RIMFpY exiani for Constipation N all forms Tie genuine
article kept usual constantly for sale, al the Nauona
D6p6tr BY the subscriber, Mosfs. Agent, lsisrse
Buildings ~ Resde-st- two doors from Broadway, N Y
Mo TuTh& Sihs
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t7,- The Committee will meet ihi. day a % Amt
a. At o. Pm llrl P. NEWTON, Presdeni

To- Water Cure.-Dr TRAIL receives patents a.
ms city establishment IS Lsghst and 81 Oyster Bay l. J.
New buildings being erected for tie country establish
iueni which with the charming scenery and remarkable
ssubrty Of the place, will Oruish unequSled tdvsnsHes
Tor inv Aids at all seas0ns Of the year. n1o Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-05

~ All the Fa-hiOn-ROBERTs's new and splendid
style ~ Gothic Door and Number Plates also, Gothic and
Shield Pattern Concave Bel Pulls the handsOmest 10 he
'Jond In the city Roberts. manufacturer ~ Broad
,ysv near pr,nce-si ~ 3ueods-
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-31

that they are firmly planted upon the issue, not merely Of
he non-sriensiOn, but the utter EXTINCTION Of Slavery
so far It can be reached rO the federal gOver7tment
and we are well assured that we do but speak the
universal opinion of all who know them when it is
asserted that they are well worthy of being elected to
the offices for which they are in nomination
Liberty men of Vermont the election is upon us,
and there not moment to spare splitting hairs
or discussing personal preferences and opinions The
emissares of Cass and Taylor doing their utmost
to distract and destroy the influence of Liberty and
Free Soil men. Is it not our duty, one and all, in
obedience to the raternal spirit of the times, and the
illustrious example of the masses of the People in
the Buffalo Convention, to repose generous conf
dence in those men who have so heartily espoused
our principles, and make common cause with them in
the support of men whom we know will reflect honor
upon all who sustain them? find If all the Free Soil
sentiment m the State Is united in support Of This ticket
1T WILL SUCCEED!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-31
TO THE LIBERTY PARTY OF THE
STATE OF VERMONT,

Respected Fellow CltlZens:
There are now organized in
this State two distinct political parties,
the Liberty and Free Soil parties, both
endeavoring to effect the same object,
(nameIy the limitation and extinction
of slavery in our country On the 4th
of July l had the honor of being NOM
mated as your candidate for the office
of Governor of this state. Another
gentleman was nominated at Middle
bury as a candidate for the same Office
on the LIST inst, by the Free Soil par
ty. The principles of that party as
declared in the platform adopted by
their late Convention at Buffalo, held
on the 9th and 10th insts., are now be-
fore the world, on which platform
firmly stand, and to the principles OF
which give my most hearty support.
am of the opinion that different nom
nations should not exist among men
holding the same political creed. |
am unwilling to be responsible for any
distraction which might be caused by
two separate nominations. therefore
tender to you,my respected fellow citi-
zens, my thanks and gratitude for the
honor you have conferred on me, and
would most respectfully decline being
any longer considered candidate for
the Office of Chief Magistrate of this
State. The candidates nominated by
TIE Free Soil Party shall most cordi-
ally and cheerfully support, l hope
sthis act Of mine will meet the appro-
baton of all my friends.
remain, most Respectfully &c.
LAWRENCE BRAINERD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1848-08-31
Washington County Free Soil Convention

This convention assembled pursuant to CALL Or.
gained by appointing DEA. Jos. HANCOCK of Mid
dlesex, chairman and H. D. Hopkins Secretary.
JOSEPH SoMERBY of Montpelier, and AsAPH Town
of Woodbury., were unanimously nominated as can.
didaes for Senators. Mr. N. George Clarke, from the
committee resolutions made the following report,
which was most fully adopted:
RESOLVED, That we receive the platform laid down
at the Buffalo convention as our platform on which we
will stand and battle to the death for FREE SOIL,
FREE SPEECH. FREE LABOR and FREE MEN
ResolUed That in the general ralying of men of all
parties, around the Free Soil banner, forgefu of past
differences and ready to sacrifice all feelings of mere
personal interest to the good of the cause we see the
brightest omens of its ultimate triumph.
Resolved That we contend not tor men, parties or
ma mes, but for principles that restriction and OPP
son to slavery are our principles; that wherever
we find freeman devoted to these, there behold a
political brotbcr and that whether the name be Barn
Burner, Van Buren, party, Liberty party, whatever
else it may be, it alike Of no concern to US long
as we have real absolute principles for which to con-
tend and that leave to be conferred by our
enemies.
RESOLVED, That in the nomination of Lewis Cass. and
Zachary Taylor for the highest office in the gift of the
people, we recognize deseron of the nights of free
labor and free principles TO the interests of party ex-
pediency; and that we will sustain the nomination of
Martin Van Buren, and Charles Francis Adams, as the
only candidates who w elected, carry out the pTin-
ciples for which we are conendlng.
ReSo'ued, That we have entire confidence in Jo-
sEPH SoMERBY and AsAPH Town, now presented by
this convention as candidates for Senator's and wa
commend them to the cordial support of every Free
Soil man in the county.
The meeting was splrtedly addressed by Hon. NIL
ton Brown, Jos, Poland, N. G.Clark and others.