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Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Gen. Duncan l.. Clinch, formerly ofthe
army Of The United States, and subsequent.
ly Representative in Congress from tho
State Of Georgia, died at Macon. on the eve-
ming Of the 2slh uit. after an illness Of nins
days.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Some persons dom, know how to pass
a person on the street, and thus force one
10 step 6rst to one side and then to the ott-
er, a. If wavering between two magnets.
You should always pass to the len Of q
man, and invariably give the inside Of the
sidewalk. to a lady. This win in all ca
ses prevent collision. 'a .ge'eHr
II you see an! dogs on the pavement.
the best thing you can do, is to kick Them
of-bu, be somewhat CAREFUL because there
are puppies which have only two legs.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

John Price. convicted Of murder in tho
second degree. for killing Campbell in
Baltimore, in May last, has been sentenced
to LA years confinement in the peniten-
tixrV. sst.1. .af usf J.-.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
National Expenditures for 1850.

WAsHISCToN, Dec. 4, lS49.
There has just been laid on the desks Of
The Members Of Congress the ANNUAL
ESTIMATES OF APPROPRIATIONS required |
for the service OF the Fcdera! Goyernmen,
ior The fiscal year lS5G--,hat is TO say,
for arrears no, provided Tor in the service
oi the present year ending with June next,
and Tor the year thence ensuing. Briefly.
the Secretary reports:
Deficiencies in the Appropria-
ilns Tor the f,cai year end.
ins June 30 next, S6,226,3l0
Appropriations required for mex,
fiscal year. 4s,9s7 ,O93
Total Aspirations required up
10 June 80. 1851. $5I,233 400
Deduct balances Of inrmer Ap-
preparations unexpended SOP 40
Acl'l req'en.'is no TO Ty i.'5l $50, ,73i ,2a3
OF the Arre.ragss 'nr is49 ST., there
are required s3,70O,e7s TO pay NJ xican
lndeu.niiv, Treasury Notes. Interest on
Public Debt. &c. $3.50 eco Tor Pension.
and S5s3 $50 Tor add,tional EXPENSES of
Civil List, Foreign Intercourse, &c. Or
rhe Expenditures of ls50.5l, no less than
SI,i26,0OO are the estimated cost of ia
king the Census Of 1850, including S2l =
600 for Printing and so. 900 for Binding.
The Philadelphia Mint calls for Ssi 800
additional, as The COS, Of coming the Ca
l!ornia Goid pouring IN upon it. Tie
Coast Survey wants s2l6 900, aud $50,
600 more IN case i! IL moi carried on ia
part by the force Of the Navy. For
Ligh,-Ho1ses, Reacons. Buoys, &C.. $685..
AL are required. Ouarler-Maser Gen
'esup gives no'ce tha, he will wan, a large.
ly increase appropriation for Clo!hln-,
Fuel, Fo,a.e, Transportation, Horses. Sc,
&c, un accouni "f the dispersion o. oUl
;urces ihronah WealerH TcAas, New Men.
lco, California. &c. An increase % sorct
is hlntrd a,--ai al events. the Army mus
be kept fully Up 10 The present auhorizr'
standard. Fortfcaiions want S75I,c0
uexi year. River and ha fbor improvement,
require sl.ll0, 500, even though no new
works be aulhoriz-d. The Ordnance d.
parlmen, calls for $500 l46, including of
fee expenses. The Navy walks ia for tn.
sum of So ,765,e5S.--.N 7. Tribune.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

The President of the State Morris Bant
has been arrested in. New Jersey for per-
jury in having sworn that the actual cash
capital OF the concern had been paid in.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

~ Congress is still doing nothing but
using up the peoples money-pary spirit
being so st,ong in the House. that no
Speaker can be chosen! This is a beau.
t,cui illustration Of the power Of party dis
cinliae. .-t- =.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

In the Supreme Court Of the United
State, The case Of Thomas W.Dorr, - against
the State oi Rhode Island, was dismissed,
At the costs of plaintiff in error. = xa.4s
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

David Stewart. has been appointed Uni-
ted States Senator. from Maryland in place
If Beniamiu G.. Howard, resigned.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Seasonable Advice. best advice 10
the public at this season, next to the exer-
else of ali due charity and Kindness is 10
keep the feet warm and dry. ,0-.. ,t..
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
rn,,,a,,,,on of morality IN cities.

The grand jury o. Norris county, N. ,
have found bills OF indictment against the
President CASHIER. aud Directors Of the
Morris State Bank, at the lime Of he ex
pIosion, and The President, Lambert Nor
ton. hn- /. eH arrested and is now closely
- I.h..'d IN n, count, j.ii. y"
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

The G .y.rnar nf LOUISIANA has ISSUED
q procis nation, ,,'iug notice iha'' ai'ef
;he firs, dav Of December next. all IN.
.,.blic AMI State ohic-s, will hav. been re
,,,.ai 10 tn. new Capitol, Baton Rouge,
ord requesting he attention Of The G"ve-
,,,,s II the several S:s,es. Executive "fii =
,,,.. and others 10 the TACT.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
Two great Truths.

DR.. Abernethy used 10 tell his scholars
that all human maladies arise from two
causes-s,uffing and freuing. ..
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

One Of the Italian princesses has fed to
Turkey, there to ca'n her living by teach
og school. We are glad to see that any,
thing with rovai blnod in il can condescend
to be SO useftl. Estning one's bread is
a capitsl mode Of acquiring . kno~ ledge
Of human Tighis.lol aa - hsaixs - IL.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
HARRISBURG. Dec. G.

DR.. Mills has been sentenced to tise
years' imprisonment in the Dauphin Peni-
,enliary, TO 5000 fine, and coats.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

Two weeks will close the second year of
the LEwIsBURG CHRONICLE" under its
present management. The problem has
been solved that paper can be sustained
here, respectable in appearance, regularly
published, and aflording living to lis
proprietor. We have bestowed upon it all
the capital and attention warranted by its
patronage; but steady increase of sub
s.antial support encourages us 10 present
a journal more worthy Of the pride and
the extended aid Of the people of Lewis
burg and its vicinity.
With this view, we shall with cur Third
Volume furnish weekly more NEW READ
ING MAT1ER.
OR mechanical duties have prevented
US frcrl bes,ow;ng til. labor upon the
Editorial Department os ccr paper which
!. should receive Often his 1t been sent
to press without ii.c q - odiI2r.a. Eav-
ing been committed 10 paper. o.. patrons
Will with us be glad 10 leagn that we
have secured the valued AID Of d gentleman
to whose ability, integrity, general intor-
nation, and kindly spirit, the supervision
Of the columns Of this paper is entrusted
with entire confidence. With the New
Year, IL. {. IiIcKoK, Eaq., will devote
such time Is lie can spare from his pro
fessional labors, to the entertainment oi
our readers.
| We trust this announcement viii gisS
additional interest to Cuv paper, and coin
mend it TO more extensive lcrusal. ".
are conhdcn. 1t Will receive new lfe All,
vigor-and we promise to beautify anc
improve its appearance as fast and as ia
as it's income viii warrant.
1t is well known that N!r. IIcKoK is ;
firm Demo- rat-and rs the Publisher il
suspectei of leaning towards VI hggery
We hope this accession Will be an additlona
guarantee that the paper will not have ;
party bias.
With the advent Of new Editor, it is t
be hoped he will be cheercd with mucl
co-!abor in the form of careful and practi
cal COMMUNICATIONS and Correspondence
A Country paper needs much OF origina
matter and an independent paper NOR
than any other should have support from
the pen as well as the purse.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.

HousE.-The members assembled al IL
o'clock. The Clerk read the Journal OF
Saturday:
On mo.ion,he ballo'iins for Speaker o.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

We resnt to learn. through cores
o.,..,, a, III, LdLrsnsriiie H. raid. '"a'
:. ne health o. the h"n George Nrp'"'@
,,,,,.. to ocr.inc. aud ii is not esP"c'e"
hale vii fscpstf.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
VALUABLE. REAL ETATE
FOR SALE

VHtIE subscriber offers for sale the good
i substantial Brick Dwelling. with ne
cessary oui-buildngs. handsomely situated
on Third street in The Boro' Of Lewisburs.
now occupied BY him.
Also Twelve Acres Of LAND situated
in Kelly township, within 81 Of mile Of
said Borough. in good state Of cuI,ivs-
ton. For terms, apply TO
Fl K. NOLL.
Lewisburg. Dec. 10, ls49.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

7ERIS-We shall hereafter Jas an iniurement for
early Iam.nts afford the CHRONICLE ut s.oo for cash
actually in advance; 80 II paid within THREE months
500 =: pax; b,5-c the year closes; aid il not pad
/, tOTc The l.:a..Ol OF tAe yea-.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

0rCOCRT week, nex, week.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
STOVES

VNHE subscribers offer the public, at their
i new Brick Foundry, The following new
and valuable Stoves:
Iron Witch A;r-Tight Cooking Stoves. With
q Brick Oven.
Lady " Washingion Parlor Stove.
Cas-, Iron Air Tight Parlor Stove. for Wood
sizes.
Coal Burner for Parlors-l size, 1: inch e.l
in6er.
Louis Am-Tight Gas, Iron Parlor Stove:
Shield Air-Tight Psrlor Stove for Wood-9
sizes.
Egg S,ove-the very best in use for Store"
Offices. Bsnooms, and Shops.
The celebrated Genesee Air Tight Cook Stove
The Complete Cook sizes.
Also, all kinds Of Wood and Coal Stoves
-Ploughs-CasiinSs. &c. &c.
CHRIST & M'FADDGN-
Lewisburg. Dec. IL, 1919.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

The ,h,e. esi,re editors nj The y. \.
Courier & Eco "r"r have rec'"'l, received
ds,io ,ulsbed marks OF public cotsidrrn.
,,on-Nr. Kna havire bsen called TO the
Presidency uf The Columbia \. ! Col
B. .e. Mr.. Raymond elected """bef o.
,s N. y Y. State Legislature. aud '"'
nesb having received ioreign MISSION.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12
1ug CHRONICLE.
Lese5SEssyg, Pa.
Wednesday Afternoon. Dec Ic.
New Arrangements fer the Coming Year.

CLOSE OF W@lUEAg.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

On Monday last, P-a'e's collection CT
,.e cur,osll,es we're sold IN Philadelphia.
s.. S,-riT's .ae, and "ere purrh,>ed b,
NJ. B..nun f"r S3,5o0. ~hch is rs''o'a
-, have cosl 500 900. Cd.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-12

pa roce was resumed:-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
Remember Law Reform

lie. no man who desires cheap and prompt Ju'-
tce allow this subject to be forgotte ia the hury
bury Of the coming Election. Experience proves
that though the People are sometimes caught nap
ping the Peitiiogsers never are. Unless this mat
ter is shortly looked to, VIC shalt have Legs
isture packed to bewitch aud destroy the Code, so
Tar as the enemies Of Reform dare do IT. They
showed their teeth last Winter they did the Code
much harm which we trust 10 10 be redressed the
coming session. Let the People every where ash
the rival candidates for Judges, Senate and Assem-
bly.-"Are you friendly to the principles Of the Re-
formed Code Of Practice Of this State II elect
ed. will you faithfully endesvor to carry these
principles Into complete effect I" 1t would be
tough work for us 10 vote fora candidate who
answ cred No To these questions.
The work Of Reform has been well begun by
the Practice Commissioners, but such an up
roofing cannot DO well perfected in one year. no'
in FIVE. The notorious opposition Of portion o.
the Judges, the Legislature and the Bar 10 greal
impeachment. Patient, resoute perseverance, vii
overcome it Friends OF Reform stand fast Re-
not deceived nor supplied, and few years vii
see your exertions crowned by complete and
hencfcent triumph.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
Domestic Ports.


BALTIMORE O,ts-A .e1r Usos Bag. Porfese. .s..n-,
J---. sltse, sofio-a C>srsc q. Wa, ate Port
s1i, = 81 frsas West I4t-- ~ oxt01
D-anafsrs !1--p. rrnS- Tlozg-oa. p nssh G 3so-
sa..aF-sts n srst.fssn >-- foE ss-s re Eta w.t-
BDsios. o. ar snk. Aess.a. lsr Cro-sl. G.s- sss
Con- L-re blc- follg Atsrc 4 "a Pr.Faf-
1~l "a - ,,ssp o. N.rs 'sf Psrs-1.> Dutch B.akor
.csf0-1 Wl-l k-kat Psr.ss he -kr,pa f.oor .ehf
e-a NJ % asFs o--u s-4or- III. nor-rg .gr cal %
kt-psr-
LIVES. D.. Dc. sioAN-rs- .st, o-s,,. ,y,.s..,.. s,
- cs- Eft arr Cbsss "a 10 from B9-.anr al tr
D.'' As-t irla ho Q. Js--ro a
l,-f ltf.lf 4llA ocock rlrr-k AZ saet -
$500 ..f 2foe---sa lP ~ Bay, I'll q; -
-ttt~tf1 oArt sxlt ,sz--r r. - rs..- "a, Or
l.ftof rat-srs 5l-l1. N-.ftsr -.r ssr ,as.rt
NORFOLK, OF Ar snx sire saarsoa Pll.I part.t ,if
-. -A,- fcFc-1c-s hrs Va BrD-a, Heat. s8-5fft,
- 49, % - rer DsYos.t s4S-ss P8-f, Bstnofs,
So1si sl1rai fsa1 Jas Porszsga m. Nay
- 49, fl-ao Assr4., Sfs-e ssgs Pilgrim. kazs Wat
- p ~ a. 2lt q 10 t.ns.s. -shss so strys-s PER
- al IA rsrroa ron constant y4n2ce scop sugs
70 "ft1i "a Nsrs-uoe1, d srorsi Aat<.oc.
~ n1cc IN rrlss IAN 81 L4-sses in sfart
'i1'' n'sf - Hsrn< s'ssuss Wlsasoe, sstor- Phes5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06

To-isy concludes the fret week ofthe present ar
under exceedingly favorable auspices for the attractive
ness and interest Of the Exhibition during the succeed
Ing night From dsy to day, the Garden has gradually
filed till now its well stored with approved fabrics OF
every description-sod and substantial light, taste
ul and even gorgeous 20 suit the taste Of every one
The arrangements Of the Machine Room end the En-
cine 10 rear OF the Garden, have been necessarily de-
lsyed, owing to the number Of articles on exhibition
Ia this department The display Of moving machinery
promises 70 be remarkably fne.
The Horticultural and Agricultural departments Gin
the gsllery) fully well represented as In former
yesrs The fruits exhibited tho late Pomoiogicsl
Convention form small portion Of this display Just
behind these, ia the Flour from various mills, City,
Western, and we believe some Southern The sam
pies generally have handsome appearance.
Below the entire Of the Castle Is occupied by
knck knsckerles Of various kinds, and among them
are number Of improvements 10 different branches Of
household economy, which viii naturally prove sttrsc
tive to the housekeeping public and particularly to tie
ladies. In the center the woolens &c-comprisos
brosdcloths, cassmercs. blankets, and Ike commodi-
ties. Among the recent improvements, we noticed, in
the Nautical Inca Starring AppDaas Wiadass, ana
clpsan, By q Boston inventor. Mr.. j. :. Andrews,
which will draw attention from the arrangements OF
the parts and the various new combinations Of me
chancs powers. The shpWindlsss and Capstsn is Ii :
result Of four year, labor and appears to be
usl improvement
Ia beds and bedsioads there ia variety thsn in
almost any department Of the exhibition, and number
Of Improvements. slso-amoug them, single, double
sofa book case and bureau some highly finished and
ornsmenicd-oihers simply substantial and comfort
able. to our mind the best economy. But today We
have no room for particulsrziug
In the evening yesterday, the Garden was well hled
with vsltors and an Address delivered by Mr
Jas ~ Crane Of Va on the Industrial Pursuits of the
South He was listened to by an attentive but not
large audience and at late hour those in attendance
began to flock out they had previously poured in.
reference to our advertising columns will poD, out
the order Of exercises the opening Of the coming
week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
pnr-enarr. Arrived

n ssspssig Hul-- fs- S,vts-Jt'n -Joaa i,.s, C'f
D.rir- n-rc-. sd sfy. f.fr.llan-sn 80 ~ =.
AT s-rsn Thoroecs, Ms "A ih fosck - Not -.
ff1r Nss B-lt-uhr. n % efan 49, lady, ,
Ma Hss Ntr-frss. " Cssfa snd afys q eonnft "
% G.ladI pr w-o.r. Roe hstrs'n. thr''- Mnofa-an
Otfo Jacobson kssg Count ,nss, Countess me- 40
fat .@rsrf- L.u- Pr.-s. Dr. rto snd -ty Mr. Ni-
al g'o For Irs sarsh Porter VI lson 20, sni -,
fr-r Da Ju--ph Whts. Nhrp- Col sr-ah-i sy n .
ani .-rvani. Mr. I'm H. nss r esrs Wait Lsr.pr
"a s-r Co-fsr Barn sad lsfys M Noain sai ~
VI. Crabtr-- Wm CrsbIes Mr. Cii'- hn.r H-na
Msas NJ. ABBOTT NJ. su,o- az ohi Mr. b hor W stnns
Dsrsny. % Ham sni isfy Alfred - Ham 1s,
Do Hsn. Mss De Ham joserh p- Han '-oron Atnefs
Bufg-r Guirsut Ouults, Cal cp-Ysfrf ptto
Koh-r von L-ud.r M..F -i- Mss bste, ~. Boz y
N-.ha AZ Ms, isu'uef vi. fnr'.s leion-f, "A N-''-
R-,h- J5-sph Mr, kaf.h, Ne, huhisr >e-eh 4
Frsat M-t.eL hrstsn kost. Gechsfi. Nsr faf.s
Jcseph Hrucsnef as lev nsln hsl haf
ff-t-rrs M-ssn- CAR Hnhu,nn car l-etmsnn
Br.chu.if- s,h1s5s car hsfnsch Jl--pn Sc 3D. ar =
A adv NJ De G-ck. Nars p-of-ts Car
De G-,s soph De Grscs Oto De Gr-es lhers,- De "fh
Act.rnsnn rft-f Df-nhoi- Ctrssn- knh1e, Hfs
H-nnias. chlsr.n .ui servant Rlth NJ. sp-c-r CO..
schmdt Jacques siy at cht - Floor W. Honey, -
Frsnks Lang-nh-c. Jschro--r sstit1- h. 80, tn-hi,
Ra..- Hudson, Heath, Ms sirauoe sW'on I'D 'iy,
l. W 400 lt-r. fhos nils MANY and LADY MS tNnfai
1s5@th Berry, Wu lei, Jsm-s q Bfi-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS

~ For Destroying oecbugs. soesrOaeEes moths, ants,
aees, 'ies snd nsecs eas AID all other nsecu also
pills for tho Instantaneous destruction Of and nice,
and warranted rthou, poison, sold by Ito Inventor
AID proprietor, EAASUs LYos 40 Broadway. The iol
lowing gentlemen have sed them 10 their establishments
and have certified 10 lhslr efficacy.
u. d. HOWARD, ESQ Irving House.
COLEMAN srETSON, Aslof House
\ THAfEh COZZENs, late Of the American Hotel
PRESTON n. HODGES, Carlton House
J. L. ROOMr, ESQ Superintendent ~ Y Hospital
Ard many Of Tho mos. eminent Physicians 10 The city
They have Likewise received he fret premium Of the
American ibstiale.
Gen. JAMES TALLMADGE, Presidsnt
JOHN CAMPBELL, Wee President.
n MEIGS, Recording Secretary
JOHN W CHAMBERS, Act'g Caf.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-06
,v..r,ns Mems Convention.

49,. cooycntioa assembled ct the Cipitol Ia
.,..,y IN Wednesday. HoBEKr Townsend, Jr.
:, ri: city presided T. c. Witsenberg and A.
u.u.yice- Presidests, and H. p. H'giey and ). h.
Tobi.t, Secretaries
The following Platform Of Principles was re-
,o,,s5. discussed, and finally adopted, viz;
w..rsln favor OF an Act 70 prevent the opera.
49, NJ hi. state from being forced 70 work more ihsn
T,s Bous. In ons day for any Company or Individual
employer 49,, o., .- r....d
a, rae Ia. Session II the Legislature Of this state
3 We are In favor Of insu'uuns Law securing 70
every member Of this Commonwealth the "sArvIrors
lnwr.tsrgArroS or JUsrIcE.
We are In favor Of securing 70 the sctual Laoorer,
who IL citizen sufficient quantity Of LASp 70 suo-
sis, himself snd family
rsoults the honest lsbOyer or his toll
We protest sgsns the principle that the extensive
Capitalists If Europe or Of our own Country, shall be
permitted, either directly otherwise 70 buy up an
unlimited qssauty Of native land thereby enhanc
lag the price and curtsng the means OF the imPoTsf
ished 70 provide against desntutiOn.
T. We are In favor Of HonEsrEAD EXEMPTION.
Q We call for the enforcement Of the eglected law
Of 1912 la relation 70 STATE PARSONS.
O. We demand the Insertion Of the personal liability
Clause Ia the existing General MAsvYAcrrhISo Law,
oysrepesl o.ihe same.
After much discussion . e Convention decided
70 nominate a clean ticket Of supporters Of the
above platform, which was done. as follows:
For Judge Of Irpsal. ROBERT TOWNSEND, n York
s~ry Of State. ..0EO. w. CLARKE, Pokeepsie;
CoAboi<r. .......WM. J. YOUNG, Lsnsingbufgh;
Tyea.vev. JONATHAN CONKLING Orange
Attorney GenI. IL WARD SMITH. Rochester
State Eagiaso. MICHAEL mcKEMORE, Cohoes
B.. Canal Comm. ..GEORGE HUCKErT, Troy;
Pri.on hspsetr. GEORGE WEST, Nsw-Yors
The following resolution, moved by Mr. VIM.
West was discussed and finally adopted, though
somewhat opposed. The general sentiment sp
psared to be favorable 10 the Pacific Railroad, bot
opposed TO Whitney's plan Of building IT,
Rssolred, That the scheme OF Mr. Asa Whitney 70
build National Railroad with the proceeds OF the
sslss OF the Public Lands, Of which be demands NJ
less than 30 square miles each aide Of the proposed
road from the Lakes 10 the Pacific, Is scheme Of 81
rsntic robbery the successful prosecution OF which
OF the land, hasten the downfall Of the Hepub
he.
TIE WORKERS Journal, lProspectosl by Mr..
Mcdonald, Of this city, was proposed and ap.
proved. The Journal was recommended rs the
Working Meas organ, and 800 subscribers pledged
b. it.
WV. v. BARR was chosen public advocate Of
the Working Mems Platform.
The following State Committee was appointed
T. l. Commerford, Nsw-Yorh. mr.. King, HsrkmeI.
r G. Nuremberg Po'keepse Charles Young, Buffalo
= G. wsshburn, Troy. Jonathan Sawyer
Mr. Prce, Abaay David Reese, Rochester
J. H. Tobiti, Willismsburgh.
And then (evenogj the Convention adjourned.
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Loco Charter Nominations.

The Loco Foco Ward Committees met las
evening, according to order, to nominate Charte
oficeu. The following sthe result Of their dcings
wsfa.
L.. No nomn alton.
H. CyRvs LAYTON, for Adomcn.
- HALEY, for A"tssdat
I'LL. No nomination.
Iv.JAcoB Y. HoAoLxy. fo' <ld--dr.
JonS DoAN, for Assistant
WI VII VIII aud TX. No nomination.
X.JosKPH MARsH, AID
WIliiAN FRANCIS, tssts.
XII and XII No nominations
XIII JANEs II Cook. AID
-- SAMMIs, issisf
ylV...JAMEs NJ. BARn.Al
RoBssr A sA>pSSs. assig.
XIV XVI XVII and XVIII No nominations.