The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-09-01

New YoRx, August 3d. p. IN.

New YoRK, August 3d. p. IN.
THE HEALTH OF THE PRESIDENT.
The accounts which reach us daily relating TO the
health Of the President excite OF course, the most
profound and anxious interest among all classes of
the community. II is not at all strange that Gen
eral TAyLoR should have suffered from these attacks
of dysentery. The interior of this State-particu-
lary the western portion of it's at all salubr-
Gus at this season of the year. Even those whose
constitutions have been acclimated suffer more or
less severely from affections of the bowels. The
water of these districts is strongly impregnated
with lime, and there seems to be atmospheric
or tellnric influence which produces diarrhHa and
dyscntery IL will not be prudent for the PREsI-
DENT 10 expose himself longer to these influences.
We all anxious here that he should prosecute his
journey in this direction with all the speed which
may be convenient, and, returning by this city,
reach washington at the earliest moment. The
desire 10 see him must give way to anxiety for his
health.
MOVEMENTS TIE DEMOCRATS.
Notwithstanding all the chickering's and squabbles
al Rome, there are indications just now in various
quarters, that the Democratic factions will unite in
the approaching election in this State. II will not
do 10 calculate their disunion, some good
Wings are disposed to do have reason to believe
that great deal Of the controversy, which is still
kept up, is affected, in order to blind the Wing
party. Several Of the Democratic leaders, who pre-
tend Ia BIZ very bitterly opposed to reunion, yet
actively engaged in the interior countless getting
up, by means of their agents, calls for harmony
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the country. Meetings have been privately held,
in this city, at Albany, and Syracuse, at which
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ticket, and II is well TO be prepared. Let no Wing
be lullcd into apathy by the fancied prospect OF
continued Democratic disunon- ! give you these
hints ON unanestionable authority, and you will
use them judiciously. Your own sources Of nfor-
NATION viii enable you how TO Judge and how To
act. The struggle in this election will be very de-
ternined ON the part Of the Democrats. Both par
ties, indeed, have something worth fighting about.
Here lis the list Of prizes
q TN. SovrMars rIrcrros
The soox;ny off,cers are 10 he elected nv the
n.anle !, sI,r ton in November next. y
N. a. S,oss ,;rk.s - omntroller Secretary al
State, Attorney General, State Engineer and Sur
veyor, Treasurer, Judge OF the Court OF Appeals,
Canal COMMISSIONS, one state Prison Inspector.
An enore new scna.e- ~ meinoerr;
M. 90 :" $3.50, Shas;a conn,u C,.rl
Coroner six Heads of Departments TO hold for three
years Common Council for two years. three
Judges one each Of the Supreme, Superior and
Now, YOU NAV depend upon il that the Demo
cratic leaders of both factions are very busy making
their bargains The convention at Rome was a
trick the part Of the heads Of both factions
they went There 10 see VINO cooia getnoststrengh'
80 naf 'chsn nsy cams 70 3oo1t "e nominations
meanwhile the pubic are iet W squaoo,e ABOUT the
Wilmot proviso, ana VIII DC whipped IN on the
day OF election 10 90 Us uneir masters oid meih
What precious set oil fellows these leaders, Barn
burners and hunkers, are 70 DC sure 'ohh van
buren rs now qu'e ouhp iou VIII sec wne'ne,
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THE nook rAApA sALIs'
This lis the season of the great BOOK trade sales
They have been very interesting THIS year Cooley q
keese's catalogue reaches three hundred and TWEEN
ty octave pages. About TWO hundred booksellers
and publishers attended from all pars OF the Union
There was brisk bidding no small amount Oh WIT,
great good feeling, and pleasant time OIL II alto.
gether Ex-Mayor Harper ana not make IN. great
speech put was as gooo- natureu as ever An tx
cellent collation. was served up daily some Amer
lean DOCKS coinniahoeu eAoeieh' prices
DANGEROUS EXPLOIT.
A hair Drained Frenchman advertises ascent
in balloon this evening. He is To be- suspended
to the car by his feet
REWARD or nERfr.
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IGNORANCE AND iSHuMAsirr'
A poor Irish domestic, named Jane Postcn, died
at the railroad depot in Brooklyn the other day
She had accompanied her master and mistress
named Hnggens, hat makers oil tins city, To vi
lagc ON Long Island, sixty miles distant, wa,
seized with the cholera, and instantly pae ked OF tc
New York! Alas ignorance Is the parent OF in
humanity The village doctor permitted this piece
OF barbarity.
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Para branch OF The river Amazon, arrived At thi'
port ON SATURDAY, IN she p,ig hePupnc' INC mfge'