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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

RUSS Sewn Mus MiNNoS -This great Paatas.
rfouss.y Tho q eve exhibited 10 Amel.ca The sss
conducted AXE Ere down the Nisgefa - the Fs
thence 10 the Whir pool The vesnCea OF some Arcet,
forii6c suoa w RuiDs Cr some h~eUmul woTs q An
elshocsed srd - from he ceio miurs which ususyA
eni sgch eshibors. are here Fresh vivid sod srsgAs
OF the citss Il Guehec nnd M0olva revive
constantly some msee Of historic impeu The mos, IA,
unguishsd mouy may BE- bal with regard the sesg
racy OF the views The SSguetsv. So htlle knoxr As,
provoked sridi Of Inquiry. wonderful s tsve.
uons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
The southsrner at Charleston.
Appointments.

LdARLE3TON Nov :
The steamship su,herner, Berry, from New
York. arrived here yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ Dr. KELLIssEas Lirimset Il cole 10 ~ ~ rsss
for restoring tbs hair curing rnsomsie srd 81 y ,n1
soses cuts and bruises tooth end nefvous ~ a. -
wsstnessir male o: female 81 80 feOret sno 80 II
vsy, oas door shove 0rsad'sL q oep ~ siasS
eooeo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

TIKI STATE.
4 Glenn of Sunshine {:

Bg I,dsraph rom tts IN Ece Journal 70 The Tribaas.
ALBANY, Friday. Nov. 2, lsi,.
s. LANRIscs Co e'ccts me IFh,c Sheriff and
ne Member ~ Asscnbly. and gives only 800 for
tie Coalition State Ticket This was brought TO
Osveeo this morning by passengers who leit 0s-
dsnsburgh yesterday and by letters from the Eli.
,1r Of the Ogden.bufeh Sentinel
Ctsego Co. IS reported 100 Loco eco. This
about as wss expected. and does not affect "
calculations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ shswls and Clocks. Velvet, Satin Turs, MehaO sni
Sin Sacks and Nantes u various styles may be ani
the elegant store OF HiTcHcock LEApsE.rEs SfT BosA
way, Leonsrdst where all that enterprise ndu'uJ
and talent do IL made subseyient to The wants Of her
customers Their prices moderate and their besL
men, Of customers uaexcepdonsbe Their socs sooa'
embraces every kind and variety In the general dry goods
I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

IiIp sxsArr DisrRlcr.-Ths vote for Senator
this District, yesterday norairs, should have
been i,lsa for WILLIAMS Instead of iss a. priated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ Rev. 7. L. HARMS will preach in the
smyvessnt Institute morniOg on the Spirit
ual Nature Organism and Destiny of Collective Ill.,.
mainly Sests free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ Exus Family Flour, BY tho barrel bag. or led ara
10 50 per lbs Also good Orange County Butter aha
and Is 81 per h. Crushed Sugar per lbs nsssi Co
4, do New Orleans do, 3s DO. Good Green and bsei
Teas for only De- extra favored ssh pOred Bsss an
Young HysOn Teas. Is Good OH 10 and 81 per gsDo1
New Lard only cents, new Rice Z eeru end ssnHn
Assortment Of Groceries ASA PARKER,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

NlsLo's TEE C'medY II Errors, represented ut,,
Gs.den Que OF thA moot amusing r~rtJfu>fcrs eva,
gwen ~ his estah shmeLt. The extraordinary isssa
hlsnce voice feuTes and manner - ne fsc dee
great attraction Il the piece COnprued salvos 0f a.
n'suse and alghef gre-rd them 90 Wsdnes1sy. sAl q.
r-ce - repeated tNnight hy universe des snd ne "a
ure thi. season, M 7 Pa.ds, We understand, leave
fnr NnMN -..ns ~ ieK dANs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

ANsRtcA> PVFF Have You seen The oony rau Of d.
Prtpcs of Wales Al The Ausficsn Museum lfhnt -
can have no adequate ides ot the capaip o Jo0sAs ~
vsge apS meuts during BIS thfee dAIs soioan N i,
fpauug lncumotce. marine paw Ion The pfo.Aaa.t Z
perfOrnsuces he zane to-ias a. Yesterday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

|" veasoie practical information o. he subject OF
As.efsns sad eaoies u places snd pagers bssi sdspt
Cd 10 yNiozs buseeas psrss csr b nd OF " o. PAL.
MA, ~ Axeat znbeEo Agldinss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

CALIFORNIA STEAMER. The New Orleans,
from n Orleans arrived Thursday, tor the purpose
OF docking and repairing. after which she will deP'ri
tor her station between Panama and San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

FRox MALAoA.-cspssin Rasseli, OF brig Wa
kalla which arrived last svsnins from Malaga informs
us that Tie prsesof RAisss IVES very hiss-sbsrs not
bsiss hAk ~ pssl sep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ sessonasle Boots. good handsome and cheap CA
be found al WArSIss's, III Eultonss Also leather Owe.
shoes boys sad girls Dancing Pumps and osIef .dls.
and childrens Shoes, sc. &c No article sold hat vii
not give satisfaction. ulo Seod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

THE EU9okA-This new ses-steames 10 T. sail
to-day, under command Of Capt BaTkmsn, for Rio de
Janeiro and San Francisco, going around Cape Horn
Sae Is destined for the trade between san Francisco
sad Panama s propelled Oy TOO Eeincd independent
engines Of loo horse power EACH with .So screws IL
bark rigged, the rigging eons;rueted that IL can
be changed from TIA. 0t bark 10 that Of schooner
She registers 80 toas. has SIS feet keel breadth Of
bean IS feet, l6i fee, hold and draw. .. Zee, water
sbeE loaded. Her Trial TIP gave ssasfacton to those
Interested IA her. The cargo consists Ct dry goods
kitchen stoves, priatns presses and type for two
daily papers, &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
PHYSICAL TRAINING.
FOURTH SEASON.

PHYSICAL TRAINING
~ DR. RIcH's lnsutale, l57, l59 and 1911 Cfa'J"'
nseT Bleecker.
FOURTH SEASON.
The Principal desires 10 inform the public tasi ne
self attends personally to the training Of each OF n"r
serbers no part Of the progress being intfpsled "
ants. rapid Improvement Ia health a,d mgseslrss"g
mu't Of necessity therefore be the re4ulg OF afrs
tendance a. Bis itstiy.Ou.
DR.. sIcB also deyO,.s bs special s1sHh0n 70 maH.'
oftrsi,iog which 10 peculiarly adapted 70 iovth's ~
also to the Instruction Of private e.ssss snd sehooa
Warm, cold ard shower baths provided "it'''-
tihonsl charge 10 sUbschbsrs
Glasses Tor LA<i.s meet on noodsys. Wsdasssss1 -.
Fhd.ys Classes for Boys meet 90 Tuesdays, iS@'''-'
znd Saturdays Al SIP. ~
Esl w JOHN y. RICH, MD. Pn1~F~
" Fall Fashion Hats and Caps, ansupsssv
for beauty, durability espne.s q, The ooepno.
10 CsnspsL f5sz'l J. W. kLbH'
CsLuoEHA DEpor, II PAEks0w, sEs-fea,
asw-inysn.st. wondsr working, gold-gsfssnnf r.l
.us, SOD f5r q, 10 warranted 70 bo worth s29sdvr
fornis. 80 ofihsm were sold fof the ls. s-o
clio uDkw. ARNOLD BUFfph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

W Double Sole Cork sole Waterproof snd Dr,i
Boots Of every descr Pon. that cant be beat fo das
biisy, beauty aud utility. besides sl kinds Of 0sis,
Shoes, Dancing Pumps snd Slippers foT gsn'srss
ladies. misses and boys, oyefshoes u every desup
uon. and lhe cheapest In tie city, BRooHSs Boot ni
Shoe Elnporium. $50 fuilon-sl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

- CBRIsrrs give an afternoon performance
to-day, commencing at 3 o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

TotsI aef<s iSaS4. aS7i Is ~. .o0,1ll ls,9o5
As,wssss-- s-.ee, 1854, ssymOar....1 ,7s2 !,
SQUIRE. 500
sNssfssy sGsaL
- We shisk he oseia Csnvsss cannot vary one
Of tasss segsssrs airy votes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

SANDS sARsVAErLLA.-EVsry page 10 the book Of Ma,
lre Is frsggh with Instructions TO tho patient ssndesf
aai e1Per nertshst The superficial observer wo1.d
os' from him Win coz emp, ne dry and wshered fbres
Of ne s1'sPaa root; AID yet By the processes Of the
.Soraiory he ices Of TIA, root become the basis of
specific which has equal among the remedial prep.ra-
a'ns Of The day Whsr SPEAK Of SANDS ssrsApsnlls
We DO rot esq The reader take word for lie suTe
only Probably here Is 40, city town Ia The Union
where IL lot ndorsec By the spootsnsoss testimony Of
many ~iinesses Is credentials The un,d voices Of
the thousands whom, By the blessings q Providence
has been his Of rsscaisg from pain and de,ih-
serofals erapaons Of the skip, rheunsrsm; lunbsyo
scsbioas diseases Of ell hrds, scppurans Sores iass
es, and genera weakness Dyspepsia sheeions Of The
Hyes and ali complaints arising from irregular secretion.
anrsrara ecneca Of the blood are rapidly reiisy
ed By his prepsrson which 10 prepared AMI sod a. 100
Fulton corner d wlHsm-ss Ns~-Yors, by
A. 3. D. SANDS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ Csmpbers Min .tres will commence a Sc
res Of at the Society Library Monday even
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
.tafe Elcctios.

House. Inc i. only WORKING to Hartford.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
UfU " BIHMIl
JOHN OSBORN,
JAMES ASrEN.
New York, Nov ?, 1913.

u Those persons who have been reporting that
grounds unsuitable for burial purposes may the
cause Of Truth better perhaps by hrst yisng hem auo
then publishing their comments upon the above Report
We have sent communications TO each Lodge, inform
ing them Of donation which in cases have
une,ood have been received We therefore lake this
method Of sgsln asking those Lodges OF O. of o r. VI
this City snd Vicinity that have no! received circular
sppolnt Committees select eight burial lots from any
unsold 10 Cemelery for their Lodge which II done
within thirty days from this date deeds and cleo
from all Membranes, will be made their trustees
otherwise ss ihey may desire The following are part OF
the Lodges Of .. OF o beside other socieesD that
have already selected their lots. and Others daily cal
Jog to do co. TO wit Human Olive Branch, New. York
Manhattan, Oregon, Eesford. Fountain City Tadesmsn
Blooming Grove, Columbia, Ara, Howard, Colon, Island
City, Diamond Independence, Pocshonss Teuonic, &c
Atsw lots remain unsold which for tbs presen, may be
had al the low prizes Of SIS, payable monthly.
n. b Steamboats, will run 10 tho Cemelery from The
East or North River, WILLIAMSBURG, Brooklyn OF Jersey
City, by giving days notice the otcelhe expenses
hereof will be thus greatly reduced
N Y BAY CEMETERY co. oaice Io2 Broadway.
RvsHroS. cLAsk Co.'S CELEssArEo GEsuIsE MEDI
cIsAL Coo Lava Oh for Consamp uoa scrofuoqs Aa.e
aOns, kh-1mallsm, Govt &c. ke.-Dr Williams, a eele
orsled physician In London, sales having preserved
notes Of "a cssss Of consumption. which hs had treated
aaVocsl improvement varying in degree from The nilga
uoa Ut distressing symptoms 10 apparently complete
restoration 10 health and he considers Inc pure flesh
properly prepared cod liver oil 10 beneficial
any remedy that has Jet been emp Ia that disease
CACros-Tho wonderful success that has attended Il
ofpufe cod liver oil having created exrsordney
dsmaod for H. large quantities Of spurious limitations have
been forced into from he Eastern and
where, and psmed C6 for genuine the great injury Of
ta7 patients using 10 ard the subscribers informed
by OF the hrst druggists In Boston practice
nAkng the OF from ixed hyers Of eli kinds Of San
universal Ia tazs Vicinity IL with great difficulty
he could proeare sufficient supply Of tbs liver
oil for his retail sales 10 order cnstom
pure sad genuine article oil In bottles will In
fl1re be pat Ia square bottles, With blown IN
sh-m, add our written signature The cork Of each
bottle
Pres per bottle and suitable reduction made whs
larger quantities are tsken-
Prepared and sod, wholesale snd retail By RUsHrox
CLAsz Co wholesale ard retail Chemist. and DRUG.
giss and Manufacturers Of pur. Medicinal Cod 1--we,
u, Ito Broadway, 10 AsIof H0Use and rs Broad y.v
corner ChsmbsnssL MO "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

MlssIoNs-Rev. DR. McLesn of Monmouth, n.
j. has been sppoin,ed General Agent OF the Presby.
,ri.n Board of Missions for the Ds,rc, embraced by
the states OF New orb and New Jersey aud the cities
of Philadelphia and Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
90 lw JOHN y. RICH, ND PnocP'

" FaI Fsshion Hais and Caps, ansap"|'
for beauiy durability or ehespae.s at The onegno 40
~ c.n.,.t l,ss.T W. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

2 The Steamboat Telegraph makes TIP To-
morrow 4, o'clock 70 the grounds Of the Yex.Ycrk
Bag Cersetery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

FArHER MArHEw.-We are serry to learn tha.
Mr.. " is quite SEX. De remains kt the Irving Ho1.e
overexsrliOn probably the indseer Of this lndis
position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

TaE v Y ASD n. H R. 4. AccEDESr.-Vs are
assured saai the explanation Ct the late seeiaeai in
run aiog into drove Of cows the and Of Mr. Bath
gate, eOes hat gentleman ipiGsteeihai rad The H. R
Company performed their duty In providing proper
crossings the accident would not have happened TIE
road runs through Mr. Bstegates farm, and 10 10 Of
course neeessary ina, be should drive his Zoe has
an extensive d.iry) the track and Jet the Com
Psny have smpiy gone through MS lands saEing aim
. manage ia oNG crosslngA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

HARD CAsE.-oae Of our everlasting Smith.
sdverases in the West that he VIII ca, iron and allow
neliee lead 70 be poured over his ooan.enAaes some
Of or 'aars have had lrgs experience In hard faces
bat sAsy zss' ssksOwssass ,ss 70 be tie DIAMOND Of
he ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ DR. RicH's lnsniale, ld, l5e and 1911 Cfaj"
n-ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

q Fora description Of the weather yesser'
day r..i our netee II the day before with cOPious
.diiuon Of rain, and you have Il eSscily FOR oaee
IN : houis the weather - unchanged Thursday Dor
n5le Fridsy di:to ~ spro.Pect Of saturday i0'o-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

NGw bucKwHTAr Foa SniPPING -CRoNwsLL Bnp
sALL 2o9 Frcu,st corner Of Beehman offer for sails s
packages New Hullsd Buckwhea Of selected elsiy
consisting OF barrels. halves. quarters, eghAs snd
boxes also Ia bags Of % snd li3 lbs packed viii car
and nsaness Shppers are Invited To ekamins The ss
Of the packages % Trhksia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

NJ ffO4N 1fFoi~t -
Wing parry Of the city for It's psss isalis ans 20
tz,y shsrs IL lqdes 10 those VINO ssad st ho,ne on
election day, and very 1rj sstly We tninh' 49,.
s4e 10 TO create division 81 essses ia tHis county
IN al sres, ~ bile tn-rests involving labor 500 esP'7
tae civ and Inc eourtry a. ideotesL Nj nesleoj 70
tim, mus, al rsther q this great unity o. n'eres's
aud uesule than 10 the slsosiOa q one cas- ssAbs1
another.
II The Erp,ess had allowed ne readers n see
what II was ths. the Tribune rad SAID on the s1c
i.c, referred TO, they could have judged Whether
vs bad very upjastiy sought 70 'c'este d.
vi.i-n Of classes Here 10 what We ,sii on lois
sobisct let Us consider i:
The Whis party Of our City hss Won another Sgnsl
victory but cannot Thank fr u the energy and o.
vo.ion Of wealthy and socially powerful cs,s Wno
pOpuisly supposed r. b. specially n,erfs,ed 10 Ne
supremacy Of Law ara OrosT aud N to ascsnn .Dcy
q what are vsgaeiy tsrmed Conservative lncp.s
This clas, were only ssked 70 yoI this time shout
hail II them persuaded N DO -, the otaer BAL
s,atd Al home saving themselves 40 average Of an
hour each for VIA. Iney doubtless c1rHoefea more
important uses
Nov this - tue or Il - not Let u' nr'i as
certain which. The vote enc year ago though not
entirely foil, was very nearly 20. aod msy be IS
somed as testing fairly the relative number Of
voters in each Ward. The Fifteenth Ward cor
taus by far the largest proportion Of wealthy men
smopg its voters. while the eventh IS inhAo'ted
almost entirely by Mechanic, Artisans and La
borer. Let as see bow they have voted his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

2 7 l-4N 4 - " f-AA+-
Edsrmdr ...- r. Patterson 1871 !. MICE .-----ls-
fs.isfq1f 90. " Nscker,ll lt3i Wesley smith ~
t.s.ss,,. sh1er NIu. ll.- David Lufluni q e.
T. P4uYn-U. lnl4 . Z Jackson l31
C.s,..oBi,, " R.rdoiph no. Foyd Bryanf ~
s,yi,n : oaa 1913 II. Dfener IS
oc19oJ Com Flsoox.... 20 Co.'S J. Dong" AZ
Tra,.e, q Van Colt 99) is RI steers l4S
TasD efoy Chas. Gurus 93j Andrew Mile AZ
1ra T.tnn.,ance IL ket received about 30 votst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

rR- Fail isshon Hts and Caps, UNSURPASSED by snJ
for beauty, Durability ehesPness, n the ptlc.
store. ~ Csnal IT. ins2s J. w. KELLOGG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
FANCY HATS. HOMEMADE AND PARIS

F.sHoNABLE HArs W, feel perfectly secure In q.
assertion that KSoNs hats SIRE urspproschsble 10 her
exceeuee ard the fact that he sells them Al 70
ess than other hrsrcass beters, has given hems ws
elrcn alton and very envsble noiorieiy Hissoei Of s
CANT hate md cap. for children Is large and cossas s
6eient nrietv "a fuit tho tastrs ofnll
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10

~ Among yesterdays arrivals at the A''or
House are MAJOR French Of the Army, Col 1recre 4
Boston and John plsngton ct England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-10
THE ELECTION.
THE IT y.

SIXTH WARD.
r. .-.. Heath. AS o insrtir. ~ fefn'' - -.
Week. l42 McG1rs. - Won u am -, -
be- J NcCie-ster lol- o G. ssctu Ao -
-. Eush sEeeny Il.
.Hooysr. ~ Loese, - he1f@'a, -
a. r.r-r,ver - Hart. tly. Rowe J1t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12
WAILACHIA

a letter from Buchatcsi, ., In in ul'., quo'ct
ny The Jturpal de Cons,an'incpie oi inc l9in
states Ina, during Two days he Russian military
authorities had ,uaie numerous arrests: among
which was that Of an English subject, who wa
taken from his own hou,c ~ prison ship oatsidt
tie town.
M. Colquhoun, her Britannia Majesly's Con
sui General had protested agaiEs this VOCATION
and demanded az immediate release Of the party
arrested He, however, could obtain no reifeS:
from Inc Turkish auihuli,ies, aGl The mater hat
been referred 10 the British Minister al Consah
tinople.
FRANKFORT.
Austria has formally declared her intention no
10 contribute 10 the formation OF a German meet
Schmerling and Werlb have given 10 their resi2
nations, whchlhave been accepted; theIe cow re-
mains but TWO parties in the Assembly, Inc efus
sian and the Austrian party.
DENMARK.
The advices from Copenhagen are again war
like. The Official Gazelte contains long article
on The note with The Danish Minister OF toreisf
Affairs recently lransmiued 10 me Ambassador "
the Central Government Of GERMANY.
The Minister is said TO have declared tha'
although the terms of the armIstlce OF Malmo
had been punctually observed by Denmark,
thew had been SO imperfectly fulfilled by the co
contracting party, that the Danish Government
had long since, and with justice, regarded that
treaty as virtually dissolved. Further conces-
sons on the part of Denmark are declared i'm.
possible. o,,,,
A serious ARRAY took place at Hong Kong on
the 18th of October between tire boats OF Her
Mai stys ship Cambrian and the Chinese
Junks. Two Chinese were killed; the JunSs
were boarded by launch from the man.oi.war'
and twenty two prisoners secured.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12
KING GEORGE COUNTY,

A, a meeting OF a portion Of The Democrat
party OF King George county, held al the Cour
House, en- Thursday The 4,h Of January lS49
Dr.. Thos. X. Price WIS called 10 The Chair ant
w m. B. Coakley appointed Secretary.
The obec, Of the meeting having been explain.
Ell BY The Chair, c. Mason, T. $. D Massey
WIN. c. Bruce, Or. James w. Burneu, James
Arnold, I. B. Mcclure, Dr.. R. Potts, George
Marshall, r. A. Marshall, Il. Potts, A. 3 Price
DR.. A B. Hooe, R D. Ballard, DR.. t. X. Price
and VIM. B. Coakley were appointed delegates
10 meet our Democratic brethren in Conyen ion,
proposed to be held 10 Tappahannoc, on the 3lsl
inst, or al such other time and place as may be
agreed upon, for the purpose OF nominating a
candidate TO represent The Eighth Congressional
District in The next Congress OF The United States.
On motion OF Il. d. Massey, it was
Resolved, That the Democrats Of King George
county have seen nothing in The course ot their
present representative in Congress, the Hon. K L.
t Beale, TO change their opinions Of his claims
10 their confidence and support and tina. they
deeply regret bis determination not 10 be can
didale for reelection.
On motion OF VIM. C Bruce,
Resolved, That the proceedings OF This meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
sent To the Richmond Enquirer, Fredericksburg
Recorder ami the Washington Union, with 4 &c
ques, tina, they publish The same.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
t. X. PRICE, Chairman.
WM. 3. CoiKLEY, Sec'ty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-01-12
Far fIe Euguiyey
TIT TIC I>HYHV''.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
had hoped that some move or preliminary
ssns would have been taken in regard 10 our ap-
nroaching Congressional election, al The January
conr,s ri The several counties composing the
District But there having been no action on The
subject within my knowledge ] take the liberty
Of suggesting 10 the Democratic voters Of Pitsyi.
yania, Henry, Patrick, franklin and halifax,
not only the propriety, but necessity Of acting
" and efficiently on the subject without
further delay. II il is deemed best 10 hold Dis.
trct Convention, for he purpose OF selecting and
nominating candidate, Piusylvania, Patrick
and Halifax, may still have time 10 appoint dele.
gates al their January coun days, recommend
some central and suitable place 10 meet at-ant
our brethren 10 Flandlin and Henry, could ap.
point delegates on their February court days.
There are many reasons that will readily sug-
eest themselves, why this should be done al the
earliest practicable day. We should give our can.
didate time and opportunity 10 make his arrange
men and prepare for The canvass. The Wing
Representative from the District, who got in
merely by the skin OF bis ,eelh," will no doubt be
the Wing candidate again; and every possible
effort is making 10 secure his reelection. The
Democrats then, if they expect or wish 10 sue
coed, should organize thoroughly al once through
out the District, and every man faithfully do his
duty. II we enter into the canvass with unan-
mily and The proper spirit, We can carry The DIS
,rci and elect Democrat Otherwise, We shall
be beaten again, and lose the District by default.
would, therefore, mos, earnestly appeal 10 the
Democratic party, Individually and collectively,
10 Go their duty, their whole duty.
We should bear in mind that the vote al the
late Presidential election, was very close one.
Hence, the necessity OF every Democrat doing
4: 4, t. II, ho c;rIae
we profess, and 10 the cause We espouse, that We
should do so. A DEMOCRAT,