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-NaaauH. steamer GALL DhNNAAe-ter lay 81
y Louis, Pass Clrfstidfl. Mississippi CitH
s4l-ll-ze and Bff0Ii--NiH the EONTCHA RTRAIH
RAILEoAD.-phe new and splendid low pressure packet
steambgat CALIFORNIA, G. l. Reynolds. msAter thuilt
expressly for the Lake trade, with superior
will commence her trips above on THURSDAY, The
9Th and will regularly through the seusOn, follows
kYt 4eaUe Neuo Orleans Returning, LeGDes BiloEi
Every Monday at. A. NJ. Every Monday ell P. n.
Do Iuesday....9& A.. NJ. Do. Wednesday q. Pm
DO Thqudayq. 9h a NJ 20 Friday ...... 4 ,, n.
For freight passage apply the Captain board
myB & r. GEDDES. A gents 10 Rank Plaza
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TO RENT,
A LARGE t,vOstOry FRAME HOUSE. with -,
n Stable and CariagehOuse, corner OF GIauier and ia
Glronde stress Possession given Immediately Apply Q
ie27 Sc GEO. ALLAN. Gas Office.
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COASTWISE.

COASTWISE.
Boston-.Bark Union.
Rum so brls Wilmington & Eastman; mdze 10
pkgs, Martin s. Vallcte sapetre II bags, boots and
shoes 1900 pkgs domestics 300 do, other mdze 100
do, order.
Boston-Sch. Copia
Gunny bags 10 bales, rum so brls, bristles csks,
boots and shoes 600 pkgs mdze $40 do, sundry per-
sons. -
Boston-Sch. Luther Child.
Figs hhds bx, plaster 20 tons, mdzc 3O7 pkgs,
Boston-Sch Sharon.
Saltpctre % bags, + Pitt; gum shellac II cases,
mdze 100 pk@s plaster 10 tons, order.
Netu York-Brig Justina.
Salt $50 sacks, NJ Banded; sugar 100 brls, coffee
300 bags, mdze l4O pkgs, order.
Netc York-Sch. EUicott.
Wine or csks, Strohm s. Co; lemons 10 bxs,
Dalam s. Carroll; wine 30 bskts, mineral waters ~
bxs, Barnum & Co; mdze % pkgs, Taylor & Sons;
tobacco lao bales, steel 81 cases bdls, mdze 40
Netp York-Sch. Connecticut.
Mdzc 10 cases, Miller Mayhem; figs 800 drums,
coffee 100 bags hemp tons, mdzc 293 pkgs, order.
Ne,c Iork-Sch. dmetid.
Steel 5 cases. nails 81 csks, mdze | case, f Pratt
s Bro; tin plate 81 bxs, G Small; soap 50 do, F
Pitt; mdze I pkgs, Taylor & Son; cases, Miller
& Mayhew; 6 pkgs, Elder, Gelston Co; candles
bxs, w & H spilckcr; mdzc 572 pkgs, sundry
Nev York-Steamer Sea Gull.
Mdze cases, Wyman, Appleton Co; do. Lo.
nev, Townsend & Loney; | bale. E Larrabee;
pkgs J Taylor & Son; 80 bxs, J M'Conkey X Go;
cases, KONG & Coz l43 pkgs, sundry persons.
Norfok-Sch. Truth.
Wine % csks IS or do, Dallam Carroll; macke-
rel 267 brls Corner s Sons; stoves 2o,310 casts,
r. Hardesty; hides 1863, slaves 5000, tar 20 brls,
meas 100 bags, sundry persons.
Norfoik-Sch. Chieftdin.
Mackerc 1875 brls, w Howell & Son; cotton 40
bales, Butts, Pickrel s. Co; peas 100 bags, timber
y ps, order.
Charleston-Sch. Orb
Rice 300 tres SO hf do, cotton II bales, Will
liams s. Son; 60 tres, Wilson, Kelly Co.
Charleston-iSch. Jane.
Rice 80 csls, J Williams & Son; l35 do, mdze
l40 pkgs, sundry persons.
Ctdrleston-Sch. Ophir.
Cotton 50 bales, rice % csks, order.
Netp Orleans Bark Il. Oracle.
Sugar so hhds, pork 40 do and 372 bxs, molasses
1875 brls, whiskcy 100 do, order
Ne,r Orleans-B Bark Ortona.
Whiskey 364 brls, J Sullivan & Sons; 81 DO, )
MsCullogh & Co; bacon 80 tres II csks, Love, Mar
fin & Co; sugar l5g hhds, w Howell 4 Son; beet
1874 brls lard All kegs, hams 81 tres, middles i4l
bxs lard oil 40 brls, pork 81 hhds, beeswaX csks,
smear 1875 brls, molasses 200 do, order.
Netr OrleanS-Brig Venus.
Pork 400 brls lard $40 do, hams 100 csks 40 tres,
feathers 80 bags, order.
Ne,c Orledns-Sch. Niagara.
Bacon hhds, w II Robson; sugar hf brls, Love,
Martin s. Co; pork and lard $40 brls, whlskey ~
do, lard SIT kegs, bacon 81 hhds ~ bXs, hams oS
tres, mdze hf brls, order.
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN.

LirGpool-Ship Corsica.
Salt $685. tons common and l740 sacks fine, states
2n,00O, Schaer Kuster; tin plates 200 bxs + Pratt
& Bro; nail rods 400 bdIs, r + Turner; oznaburgs
Is bales 4 bxs, Tiffany, Ward g. Co; mdze cases,
J c Brown & Bro; csks, w Peters; cases, Lentz
& Fack; do, Russell, Mercer & Co; 10 bales,
Co; 20 crates, Marston Bro; do, Ducr & Norris;
10 do, order.
Liverpool-Ship Monterey.
Salt 1881 sacks common 300 do fine, mats "a doz
ii Mankin; soda ash IA csl<s mdze II cases. MllvaIn
Williams; do, Rippelmeyer & Graue; do,
Hoffman, Burncston & Co; bales, S George; 6
bxs, J c Brown s. Bro; | case bales, Russell, Mer-
Ger & Co; 3 cases, A w Poulson; . csks, Schaefer
& Loncy; l do, Smith s Atkinson; crates, Bur
CESS, Dale s. Co; l9S do csks, G NJ keyscr; csk,
Il Peacock; 10 do, Dunn & Morris; pig iron 80 tons,
ii Smith s. Co; mdzc csks, w r Penniman & Co;
3 bales, Turnbu, Dale & Sladc; II csks, J & J Will
ams & Co; cases, Sellman s. Henrchs; 81 crates,
w Herring & Co; chain cables l9, L Jones; mdzc
cases, Sewcll; csks II bags, Stickney Beat
ty; csks Norris & Bro; do, Griffith, Fitzgerald
& Magrudcr; pkgs, Garfield, Bros & Co; csks,
Pummcr & Co; !, n Proctor & Son; /, j Boury
& Son; |, \ Staley; 3, r II Owings Co; ,, Hop
kins, Lake & Harden; II pkgs, King s Hiss csks
bag, Ward Bro & Co; 3, b F Voss; 8, Albert &
Bro; cases, Aldridge, Higdon & Co; gunny bags
2673, mdze 10 pkgs, order.
Rio JaneirO-Bark Baltimore.
Coffee 1920 bags, Kirkland, Chase & Co; do,
Norris & Adams.
81 THomas-Br. brig Coquette.
Ballast Old copper a small pref, G Yates
HaUana-Bri DaUid Ueld.
MoIasscs 297 hhds 10 tres, Oliver & Cordis cigars
225 bxs, J Crosby Son; do, sugar do, order
lIatan Brig ChaStena.
Molasscs 276 hhds 81 tres brls, W Bruno &
Sons.
sagua-la- Grand, (c.ba)-Brig Chief
Sugar l5O hhds kirkland, Chase Co.
MarieI Cuba)-Brig Gen. Worh
Molasses 36l hhds 81 tres, johnson & Travers.
Cienfuegos, (Cuba)-Brig Nora.
Moasscs 2l3 hhds 30 tres, johnson s Iravers
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VIM. & III, MsKIM,

EEAVE constantly on hand, and offer for sale on
n 4 liberal terms, the following articles viz:
BAR IRON, of superior quality, and of various
dimensions, say fiat bars | 10 q inches wide by TO
inch thick; square and round bars, TO in. diam
eter.
BOILER PLATES, of best Charcoal, and pud-
pied Iron, made to any size ard pattern-manufac
tured by the Baltimore City Rolling Mill.
SHEATHING COPPER, a fall assortment, from
IA TO SO or. Also. Copper and Composition Nails.
YELLOW METAL SHEATHING, "MUNTz"
PArENT English SHEATHING METAL-the well
known reputation of this article and its superiority
to any other manufactured, entities it TO preference;
constant supply received direct from England
ZINC" Mossclm Sheet Znc.-We are
now receiving direct from the manufacturers in Bel
GUM, Il full assortment Of this superior article.
COPPER INGOTS.-Refued Copper Ingots of
best quality, manufactured by the Baltimore and
Cuba Smelling and Mining Company. Jy %
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-17

Ice out Of the Susquehanna.-The ice which ior
several weeks has Distracted the crossing OF the sus
ouchanna at Havre- de- Grace, thereby precudng the
TRANSFORMATION of the Mail, has at length dissolved or
sunk or passed off, and we have again the mail faci-
tiles as previously.
The Susquehanna and Tide Water Canals arc also
free from ice, and the Steam Tho Boat company
we learn, are ready to commence operations their
Boats being in good condition, between Port Depos-
;te. Hayre de Grace and Baltimore.
Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-03-17

Another Steamer bet,ceen philadelphia and Ch@5es-
ton-The correspondent of the New YORK E f1
nress. under date of Philadelphia, March IL, +. NJ
savs3The new and splendid steamship Osprey, from
steam Navigation Company, arrived this afternoon
at half past three o'clock and proceeded TO sensing
ton where she TO undergo some alterations IN her
cohn nrcnliar 10 the tastes and comforts OF Philadei
phans. Her improvements will not occupy more
than three or four days, after which she VIII De VS.
tied and examined by our citizens, prcparCThy "
her receiving freight and passengers Tor oharics
ton. between which and this city she will run regu-
larry as packet every week
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M A RIM E is T.

BiLTIMORE--- ---------drrite
Mar. g. Sch. Julia Ann Rich, .......... Boston
Mar TO- II. Br. brig Somerset, Williams, Demarara
via Norfolk
Sch Niagara, Spaulding, New Orleans
Mar II. Bark Union. Kendrick, ...... Boston
Brig w alter Witch, Ennis, st. Johns, +. X.
Soh Sb,ron Thatcher. ............ -. Boston
Mar. I3. Ship Monterey, Crosby, ..... Liverpool
Shin Corsica, Hill, .........-....... ditto
Bark Texidor, Snow,..... ......... .Cieniuegos
- Archibald Oracle, Rice. .......-N New Orleans
Br brig Bermuda Carson. ........ :Barbadoes
- Coquette, Evans,.... ...... 80. 81. lhomas
Brig Kate Pendcrgast, Evans. ......... .Mayaguez
- Chastena, Anderson, ............-. .Matanzas
- Good Hope, Wright. .............:. Ponce
- Nora, Jordan, ......... .Cleniuegos
- Vandaa, Peirce, ............... .Guaya mas
- Justina, Shaw, ................ ditto
- Venus, Waite. New orleans
Sch Howard Doanc, ............ go. Mayaguez
= Hannah Grant, Smith, ........ .Newburyport
- VIM. Brown, Hunt. New Bedford via Norfolk
- Ellicott, Cole. .......... New aorA
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TIFFANY & DICKINSON,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
For the sale Of PROVISIONS.
AND WESTERN PRODUCE GENERALLY,
osMoND TIFFANY, JR. No. 1871 Lombard street,
VIM. T. DICKINSON. s BALTIMORE, Nd.
dec If
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r,ro,.-cors. md sugar Markets.

LospoN, Feb %. Co6ee-Dcmand from Home
Trade subsidized for the moment, but prices FIRMLY
maintained by holders. Native Ceyon again deal lea
in largely and about 5000 bags taken from Sis' o.
35s Cd. Export kinds attract more attention. osi,
of cargo Of Brazil, floating, at 2Ss. 3D. for nea
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Letter Sheet prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. of Baltimore and Hoili
day streets, (up stGrS) to-day by O'Clock, at O.
cts single, or > cts. each, for or more copies.
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LATEST DATES-FRoM
LIVERPOOL, Feb 81. UAV RE, Feb. 81.
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BALTIMORE LIFE INSURANCE co.
NO. Is SOUTH STREET.
InuN nONaInSON Pres't

TENHIS COMPANY proposes TO insure lives
for one or more years or for life, at the RE-
pucEp rates specified in the following table, being as
low as safety to the assured and 10 the company coud
jusifu with these rates the assured enjoys the bene-
fit of an immediate in lieu of prospective and uncer
tain bonus lie risks neither his policy nor the pre-
MUM that he has paid.
/. y HuNDRED q.
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Es LT'E w % Ee T.:

SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH IT, 1s4o.
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Maryland, and bu, ers would be ready to operate at
full prices for the better qualities provided such tc
scrptions were coming forward; but the limited re-
GENTS have again restricted transactions and we have
a meagrc report TO make, not exceeding probably lou
hhds. of all grades, and 100 ditto OF new crop at
. 50n 1915 for Common, TO per lOO lbs Tor me.
In Ohio there have been some little movements III
coI,ry and about 100 hhds have been taken, at Ia
& r. including small portion of red at = 10 per 100
lbs. We are not advised that the accounts from
Europe by the steamer America, have affected this
market but incline TO the belief that they have III
some measure, and favorably. The accounts from
New Orleans for Kentucky Tobacco are OF the most
favorable kind. Private letters of the 9th INST adj
wise that the stock sale there does not exceed 800
hhds. A large operator, supposed with orders from
England, had Just entered the market, and within
week had put up prices 81 to 80 cts. per 100 lbs
For a lot of Mason County, which had been purchas-
ed only a week or ten days previously an advance OF
q pcr 100 lbs. was refused. As large orders were
expected from Spain, it was thought further mate
rial advance would take place The inspections
this week have comprised ~ hhds. Mary land and
lbs do Oho-total, 305 hhds. Exported TO foreign
ports 10 hhds. Exported of Mary land and Ohio
since Jan. / to Nth inst. inclusive, as follow:
This week This year.
g Rotterdam, ........ -.....'.l'5id
90 Emdcn, ----'''....' DIV
Stock on hand l5th inst. 81 $50 hhds
WOOL-Continucs TO maintain previous prices,
but the supply hand is too inconsderable for com
petition OF the few transactions we note those oil
unwashed at 10, and washed common at ~ CTS
per Id. .
European dull, and previous
rates are no longer supported although since our last
two American ships have been chartered TO load To-
bacco for Holland, and another for Cowcs and mar
ket, all at 3Os. per hid. No freight offering Tor
either England or Ireland. West lnda rates remain
at 5Oa7O cts for dry brs, but there is not much do
ing, The rates Coastwse as last reported, B to
cts per bushcl for Corn to New York and Boston,
and to the latter 81 per bril- for Flour; and Ia9
cts. for Corn to Eastern ports. Coal to New Y orK
:, n, al IN ~
WESTERN TRANSPORTATION trans,
portation on the Baltimore and Susquchanna Railroad
and Pennsylvania Canal to Pittsburgh, now In sue
ccssul operation and the following are the rates oil
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The rates on the National Road between Cumberland
and Wheeling, and Cumberland and Pittsburgh have
further advanced, and are unsettled.
BEEF CATTLE-1he offerings at the drove
yards last Monday amounted 10 500 head, Of which
356 were taken by city butchers, 2l7 driven East
wardIy, and 227 left on drovers' hands The prices
paid ranged from $50 to 81, gross, equivalent TO oa
81 rs per 100 lbs, net, which is decline OF . Oh
the lower qualities Live Hogs have remained with
out any material variation in price, 75a $6.
FXCHANGE--All denominations of Foreign
Bills have been in very limited request, and the
rates at the same time something lower or less firm
For Foreign and Domestic, we quote as follow:
Bills on London Gstcrl'g 6Odays,6iG 7$perct prem.
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EXPORTS of Merchandise from the Port of Baltimore
to Foreign Countries, during the week ending 18th
March. 1919.
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intermediate ages atproportonate rates, and these
premiums may be made payable annually, semi an
nually or quarterly, at option of the assured.
Buvs and sells Annuities.
Sells Endowments forchildren.
Makes Contracts in which life or the interest of
money is involved.
iy 90 If RICHARD b. DORSEY, Scc'ry.
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FREIGHT TO PITTSBURGH.
IL :SaSss FS ssSsgS' EiNSTEs msA nj
sEsses,2 $500 49, d i: a
ID. LEIGH 81 co.'s
OLD S T A Il l. S III L ID L IN Il,

Nv II" NUN II II no w fItD - 7 ItI-E T.
WN7E BEG LEAVE 10 inform our friends
w and customers that will, on FRIDAY, the
9th instant, commence receiving and forwarding
Merchandise for Pittsburgh and all points on the
Western Waters, free of Commission at Pittsburgh,
via the Susquehanna Railroad and Pennsy lyana
Canal.
Our Cars and Boats being in complete order, ship
pers may rest assured that all Goods consigned TO
will be forwarded without delay, and carefully ham
died and that rates will be as reasonable any
of the regular lines Being thankful for the patron
age heretofore extended TO us, we would solicit
ontinuance of the same.
JOS. TAYLOR s son. Agents,
NH Corner Of Eutaw and German streets.
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Is Of great importance that physicians
should act in concert; for although their
modes OF treatment may be attended with
equal success when employed slnyIy, vel
cofjninily they are very likely 10 be pro.
duciive Of disastrous results.
3. When patient wishes to dismiss his
physician, justice aud common courtesy
require that he should declare his reasons
for so doing.
0. Patients should always, when pracli.
cable send for their physician IN the NOR.
ming before his usual hour Of going out
for by being early aware Of the visits he
has to pay during the day, the physician
is able TO appor,ion his time in such a
manner as TO prevent an interference Of
engagements. Patients should also avoid
calling upon their MEDICAL adviser unnecss.
sar'ly during the hours devoted to meals
or sleep. They should always be ready TO
receive the visits Of their Ply sicidn, as the
detention of few minutes IL olen Of Sc.
rious Inconvenience to him.
10. A patient should after his recovery
entertain just and enduring sense Of the
value Of the services rendered TO him by
his physician for these are of such
character, that no more pecuniary acknow.
Judgement can pay or cancel them.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-02-09
The Agitation ut Warrington.

/ The correspondent ofthe Baltimore Sun,
throws out tho following suggestions in re-.
a'lon 10 the state Of things at present pre-
vailing at Washington.
The addresses Of Mr.. Calhoun ADD ur.
/ Berr!en, respectively, are now before the
country, and will be yariouslv commented
upon ia different sections of tho Union. -
The bona fde address, embody ing the
thoughts OF it's originator, is, no doubt,
Mr.. Cnlhnun's; MIR. Berriens was nien.
ded as an emoieni, Mr.. Calhouu's speci
/ &c. Mr.. Borfien treated the case rs chro.
mic, Mr.. Calhoun decided that il was in.
llamma,ory; one trusts 10 The robust con.
slliuiIon Of the patient, the other points al
ready To the surgical instruments, and TO
the possible call for an operation.
Il appear. that about forty fvo or forty.
SIX Democrats have signed the address Of
Mr.. Calhoun, or less than one.haii Of the
whole southern representation wh,ls the
balance were panty in favor Of signing no
address at all, aud opposed the whole
movement. They did not consider the pre-
sent Time propi!ioIs for il, and tried, as
much as i, was in their power, 10 arrest it.
Ons Of the reasons why from 90 to 20
Democratic members hive refused to sign
Mr.. Calhoun's address il, that in reci,ing
1.-THE aggres.ions aud insults" the South
has received from the North, Mr.. Cul
houn makes no distinction between Demo
cra,s or Wings sensible Democrats
coniendinR that, without the history Of par.
ties in The North and South, Mr.. Calhoun's
statement of facts may be sta,emsn, Of
whl, the Scotch call false faces" or At
least lead 10 wholesale and thereby erro.
ueous, conclusions.
But Mr.. Calhoun evidently endeavors 10
his address to obliiera;e the distinction be.
tween Democrats and Wings, and TO or.
ganize parties anew, according to geogra
phcal divisions. lIo states distinctly, a, :
the conclusion. that they mus, show to the
North iha, they prize heir Southern rights
higher han any ties Of parties, though they
my entertain decent respect for Mtse.
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MR.. CLINGMAN,s ADDRESS.

I Nr. &. deals out blows upon those mem.
hefs If the Leg lalure from his own DIS
,rIci, who dared support Mr.. Badger
Tso OF these gentlemen (Messrs. HIcks
aud Caldwclll have already met the accu.
salious Of Nj. c. in a firm aud Independent,
tone, aud ws have no doubt that others will
IA a shur, time ask a hearing IN reply to
the charge and lmputalions which are
thrown out against Them in this address.
That he hnd any other cause 10 complain
Of them than the fact that they did not vote
for him for Senator, is prepos,erous. He
dare not say these gentlemen did not per.
form on all occasions, manfulIy, their duty /,
aud their whole duty, To their constituents.
Ii he were 10 charge this he would be Ut
tering what the record proves TO be false.
Every member Of the Legislature will bear
testimony to the interchangeable efforts Of
Mrssrs. Wood6u, Hicks, Caldwell. Hayes
aud others, in behaIfolevery measure which
was calculated TO advaace the interests and
honor of their constituents. They have
done more this winter than MIR. c. with oil
vanity, could have effected in half cen.
Jury. They CLAIM not to be llarmodioscs
or Ars,ogl,ons or the like, bu. plain,
straightforward, honest, patriotic North
Carolina Whigs-lrue TO Their Stale--their
country and their cause the conlemners
Of treachery in all things, and more espc.
cially that lIeachery which has in view
the elevation Of mental pigmies 10 positions
which should be filled by persons Of the
highes, intellect.
But see for a moment how unjust Mr..
c. 10 towards these gentlemen. His grcund
of complaint however much he may en-.
deavor to twist ~ is, that they did not
vote for him for Senator, Instead Of Mr..
Badger. Let US look into this. On the
third page Of the address we fluid the fol-
lowing:
being in Raleigh, on my way to this
place, when the legislature assembled, and
understanding fully the condition of things,
advised my personal friends to make no
opposition TO MIR. Badgers election. In
fact, | wen, SO far as to state that should,
if me mber, have felt bound by my former
course to yield so far to party obligations
as to cast my vote for him as the nominee
Of the party. further advised them to
act as they preferred Individually, with re-
ference to attending tho caucus, but that
they should not make any efior, there for
me Individually"
~ adrised my personal friends to make
no opposition to Mr.. BIS. election" With
what kind Of face, pray. eau he now com
plain Vi aud denounce those who took hls
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advice IL he adrised IIarmodius and
Aristogiton 10 make no opposition TO MIR.
Badger, how shameless is II iha, he should
now censure Messrs. Woodfn and others
for aciing in accordance with that advice |!
But this IS not all. He expressly declares
that che (,his same Mr.. Clingman) trent
so far as TO state that he should, if u mem.
Der. haze ffh himself bound by his former
course TO yield so far 10 party obligations
as 10 cast his rote for him (Mr. b. as ,he
nominee Of the party" Into VIVA, al 10.
consistent and unenviable predcameni does
This admission drive Mr.. c. He would
have feI, himself bound by party obiga.
lions 10 60 for Mr.. b., but yet he denouuces
other Wings for supporting him! Did
vanity, ambition and maIgnty, oil com.
bined, ever before Dive man Of ordinary
sense into such a itiable and shameful
contradiction Besides, he told his per-
sonal friends "to make no eSort al the
caucus for him Individually" and yet he
has the face TO complain that the whole
Wing party did not drop Mr.. d. in caucus,
and 20 by reclamation for this same hnam.
bilious, lnpre'ending, Mr.. Thomas l..
Clingman, all the way from Greece Z"
Does he believe the People fouls ? and that
they cannot SEQ into these absurdiiics and
contradictions Does he suppose, for one
moment, that, seeing them, they Will not
put such things down to the proper cause,
aud tina, cause, one which will do little
honor 10 his head and hear = Raleigh
Times.