davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

CAPITAL HlT-We are Indebted to our ilienu
Syme OF the Petersburg lnteiigencor, TOR one OF '
best reiorts we have seen this season. Here IT'S
"sTHR AuroAAToH PREsIDEKT.'-The Loco roI ~,
call General Tay Tor tho .Autom1ton President. Ne
we won't quarrel about names, but merely remark, u
our Automaton, like Maelzelps Chess Player beats AZ,
with whom contends He beat the Indians III tn'ee
wars-he beat the MeKicans in four baltles-ur neas
Lewis Cass into Jelly, and that. TOO, without fasns
the perspiration by the effort and - driving .ie
Loco Focos from nearly all their He Is spien-
did tautomaton!'"
The above we find in the Wing But that pa
per itself announced the fact that General lay
lor was an auomaon, and had, on the question
OF appointments, entirely surrendered has "posI
10 his Cabine,-whose "course OF policy" inc
same Wing said, had disguised the Wings here
and every where else"
Ii is an amusing commentary upon human
weakness, 10 see these 100 party" advocates eI-
ulling at The 'second Washington "drip1ng
The Loco Focos from neady all their posts" The
Petersburg lnteligencer should know Iha! Ma
ezell's Chess Player (wth lis man concealed IN
The machinery Uas beaten in this cly-and Inc
Automaron al Washington, an ultra Parlizan
concealed 10 The louulus mechanism OF mo
party" has been placed ty The Old Dominion IN
such bad fix on The political chess-board, that
the most dexierous wire-pullers cannot prevent
t,cI.ck 10 YOUR mainrifyp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
BATTLES OF UN TED STATES TROOPS
WITH THE INDIANS.

ST. l. us, May l5, lS49.
Repcris have reached here from The plains,
which state that many OF The California emf
grants are dying on the way. principally by
cholera.
About the Is, OF March, The United States
Dragons had two ba:,les With ne EuIaw and
Apache Indians, near Taos, IN New Mexico
the result OF the first battle was Two Dragons
killed and eight Indians The next about ~
Indians only. The Indians were alone The ag-
gressors in both Instances. Another battle was
reported between the Eulaws and Apaches, in
which forty OF the later were killed.
A missionary writ NJ from California under
date OF February 2, says the gold there is mex
haus.ible, and that The account TALL lar shorl oil
The reality.
The tar famed mountain guide, Moses Harris
died OF cholera a. Independence, Mo. The num-
Der OF deaths in hi. Guy, for the week ending
yesterday (l4th, was 2Sa, OF which 1873 were by
cholera and The disease IS increasing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
THE AGE OF lRREvERENCE.

You might have won the poets name
Ifsuch be worth The winning now
And gained laurel for your brow,
OF soupder leaf than can claim.
But Won have made the wiser choice
A life that moves 10 gracious ends
Through troops Of unrecorded friends
A deedtul life, silen. VOICE:
And you have missed the irreverenI DOOM
Ofihose that wear The poets crown:
Hereafter, neither kDave nor clown
Shall hold their orgies althy tomb.
For now the poet cannot die,
Nor leave his music as Of old,
Bat round him ere he scarce be colo
Begins the scandal and The cry:
"Give on, the faults he would not show!
Break lock and seal! betray the trustl
Keep nothing sacred: I is bu, jusI
The many-hea0ed beas, should know.
All. shameless TOR he did but sing
A song that plea'ed US from It's WORM
No public life was his on earth,
No blazoDed salesman he, nor king.
BE gave The people Of his best;
His worst he kept, his best ne gave.
My curse upon the clown and Enave
Who will not let his ashes rest
Who make il sweeter seem 10 be,
The little lite OF bank and briar
The bird that pipes his lone desire
Anc dies unheard within his tree,
Than be that MARBLES long and loud
And drops at glory's lemple-gates,
For whom the carron-vulture waits
To lear his heart before the crowd
london Examined ALFRED FsNsYsos
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
CALLED COURT.

On Thursday Wan. B. Archer, charged with
forging The name OF Chastain Cooke OF Powha-
tan, as endorser Of holc signed by Mrs. Archer,
was ssnl on by The Hastings Ccur 10 The next
Criminal term OF lie Superior Cour', in October
next.
Yesterday Archer was sent on in another case,
10 The same Court, Tor forging c. Cookies endorse.
mcul on another note.
There are still four more warrants against Ar
cher Tor forgery.
Counsel for prosecution Mr.. Joseph Mayo in
first case, and Mr.. R t. Wicker in second; Tor
delence-Messrs Robert G. Scott, Lyons, Au-
gust and Fleming.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
FAIRFIELD RACES-FoURTH AND
LAST DAY.

The first race was for the Ciliz,ns' Silver
plale-value SiO0-which resulted as follows
Mr.. Beiche;'s grey horse,
Mr.. ralIey's Thirteen OF Trumps, ?
TINE: Isl heat, 3D. 81 heat, SET.
The knowing ones we're again taken n--Thir-
teen OF Tfumps being Inc iayore al four 10 one.
The second race-a single dash OF mile-was
for fine Saddle. For mis- race there were six
entries. A false START vas made and f OF The
nrIsss went aroun! The Course. the Judges de-
cided upon fresh start, and four horses entered
Tor the prize. The following is the result OF The
race:
Bat. Graves Treasurer Colt,
G. w. Darracou's Lone Star 9
N. Green's Dandy, 3
Or. c. Crumps Bette Collier, 4
TIME: l.55. There was great deal Of in
le!esl manifested in both races.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

TIE SOUTH PASS-ALKALlNE Wa
TER-ROCK SALT-NEW GOLD MINE.
The Liberty (Mo) Tribune saws: MANY OF me
way streams are SO strongly lnpIegnateo win al
kali that tney dare not lei their cattle drink. On
the shores Of many, the crust is formed an inch
thick. They break up This crust, scrape of he
dirt on the bottom and top, and find j, pure sale
ra,us. Strange as this may seem, il is heVer!he'
less true, and the writer collected in short time
IS lbs. A mountain of pure rock sal, has been
discovered near the Mormon settlement. The
Mormons have discovered gold mine $50 miles
southwest from he Salt Lake. The last end OF
The Journey 10 the Salt Lake, say 200 miles, Is
amended with lille fatigue. Nearly all The way
The roads are as good as on any prairie in the
West1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
LATER FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The brig Hayward with dates 10 the 29h u't.,
from Caracas, has arrived al Boston, and reports
that great ferment existed al that place in con-
sequence OF the resignation Of Monagas and Gus
man. Il was thought probable tnat the govern
msot would oe ovefihrOwn, and that the reslgna-
ton OF Monagas was ruse 10 secure the dlc'a-
torshtp: that Gusman would be sent TO England
10 negotiate loan. All prisoners capture. du-
ring The last war have been released, including
Paez and his Two sons who were at Curacao.
From New Grenada We learn that Gen. Lopez
is sill acting as President but revolution is
momen,ariy expected. The Hayward also
brings report that an expedition ot several
thousand, including many Americans. was about
TO sail TO attack Bacoar, the strong hold OF the
Indians
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
POETRY.
For tie Enquirer.
FOR FLORA!

A Queen she looked like; her foil lot"
wa. mou ded in exquisite sface'
Her smile gave out magic charm,
And sweetness Hinged her loseIy 'dee'
Her sott while hand figure seenu,
Drawn by some fairy aft'sts 'ouen,
Twas such as hearts had ever dreamed
Would only grasp with hope 10 cius"'
Her gliding gait was swan-l,ke SLOW,
Her sot eyes, DER her shoulders turning,
seemd bright Stars 'bove smooth peaks oil snow
Brightly 10 their clear rays burning;
She only turned 10 see The heart
Struggling 10 eacn glowing feature,
She smiled 10 see her charms impaH
Such thrills TO each admirins creature
Her sweet voice was in music wrea'nea'
And wood you like witchiae spei;
1, .eemd tba, 10 her sol, words btealheo IN.
hssu man which none loved more well;
Twas bu, The tone which vic'ors wear
When laurels 10 their promo co9.'e ~''
On hearts they fill with deep despait'
They rear a name 10 can great
Richmond, May II, 1919.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
Our Democratic friends in the North part oflt

Our Democratic friends in the North part oflhe
county, as soon a they were certain that Powell
had beaten Goesin Tor Congress. raised a Flag
upon their hickory pole o! 1874 kindled bon
fre On he hg1st part of Buck Mountain, and
got up sort u miniature earthquake by blasting
rocks, 10 lei the neiehborhood know that in the
recent election they had something OF Sprinkle,
be! in the mex! campaign they intend 10 make
an Early start and effect that winch would cause
even Chapmas TO crov.-CAar. Jefvon,as.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

The Atlas says FORESTS prize characters,
Sparlacus, Jack Cade, &c. are Hinged with an
agrarian spirit, the legitimate effect OF which is 10
eGeender haired agains, the wealthy, instead Of
arousiug generous emotions and an elevation Of
miod." JACK Cade is the production Of Judge
Conrad, OF Philadelphia, one of the most eminent
writers OF Wing politics and ethics in the country,
and who has just received an office under Gene.
Taylor-B0st0H Posi-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

A FORTUNATE COOK.-We learn from
The New Bedford Mercury. laat since the arrival
o. the Falcon, whaer, at that port few days
since, il was leaked out that The cook, who was
shipped at Honolulu. brought with him Sl2 600
in gold dusl keeping his own secret unIil Tue
entry al the Custom House yesterday compelled
its disclosure. Il was gathered by It's fortunate
possessor al The placers in California during the
last year, and will proably suffice to make The
Dot boil" for some lime.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

,I,y the death of Rodophus Dickinson, Democta,.
rome vacancy.
me acl Of Congress admitting Wisconsin into N,
nloD authorizes her 10 send three members frop =,
after The Ith of March, lsi9, unu the next appoon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
MORE HEADS OFF!

The Washington correspondent OF the Albany
New York; Journal furnishes lis! Of forty.
seren new appointments (and remogalD in The
s;nsio State of New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
MARRIED.,

Married, on the 2SIh April in New York. hy
The Rev. Thomas w. Coli, D. D., DR. NJ. PAGE,
OF Etcnlon, ~ e., TO Miss HENRIETTA r.
1 COLLINS, daughter OF Josiah Collins, Esq.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
Photographed Tor the Gal,imore American
~ .n...nn,..,, Mn 1910

Ffcm Inc National Wing Office.
PosTMisrERs' APPoISThsSTs.-Isaac R. Hsr-
rins,on, Buffalo Joseph n. Sherman, Utica, N.
Y; CLANCY Ames, Oweso, N Y; JAS E. Whar-
TOD, Wheeling Va Richard Milton, Wincbes.
Ter, Va; Joseph Burton, Augusta, Me.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

When Dr.. JOHNSON ccured Mrs. Potter,
whom he afterwards married, he told her "that be
was Of mean extraction, had no money, and that
be had an uncle hanged!" The lady, by way OF
reducing herself 10 equality with the doctor re-
Piled, "that she had no more money than himel',
and tina, though she had not relative hanged,
she had fifty VINO deserved hanging"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD.

A second meeting has been held in Washiy.
ton comfy. Ii was ad lressed by c F. Trigg
w. Shelly o, Wyhe and Judge Estil, and IL
subscription was enlarged 10 about S4o, oUo.-
TIE books will soon be opened in his cry, ard y
is yiaIly important 10 her future growth and
prosperity hat Richmond should poor on' heI
aid literally. No one can doubt That This sfea
work is all highland she should go ahead"
On Tuesday last lnere was grand celeofs'
ton of The Landing Of the Pilgrims of Mary,
land, under Leonard Calvert, brother oil The MS
Lord Baltimore, in 1854, in ST. Mary's county
MARYLAND Just above The mouth OF the Eo'o
mac. with The beautiful little island Of 81. George
$50 AIMED by The Pilsrims) in full view, IS 'h'
lovely stream Of ST. Mays river. A lew hour
sail abave The mouth OF hi. li.e river is 81. in
goes, which takes its name from The quaint u''
edliice Of ST. Inigoes, that was built Says lh'
Baltimore American) for Ceci!ius Calvert, Sc
coDd Lord Baltimore, as we'll IS lis being ih'
first brick building ereced in The Stale OF Mary
land Ii is now owned by The Society OF Jesus
and is used As The residence OF the priest, nav
ing charge of The Church OF ST. isnallus, ant
also as summer resort for the clergy belongings
10 Georgetown. Viewed from the river, IL
peaked roofs, numerous chimnies, and more nu
merous dormer windows, give il singular as
pect, and at once proclaim II TO De relic oil INT
'oden Time Il is supposed 10 have been erected
abou! l64O or 49, and is no doubt full Two cen
turtles old. The bricks Of which il IS bui were
imported from England, and are OF the kind s''l
TO be seen in old buildings, small, and alternately
REQ and black. The building, though bearlns
marks of lis age, is sill. firm and substantial
and likely 10 stand for centuries 10 come, as re-
membraLce OF liz no5lesi Of he hrs! settlers
Maryland. Three long nlne-pound carronadrs
which were recently dug up from lhs river neal
the Point, and wSich are supposed 10 have form
ed line armament OF The first slockadc fort erect
ed there by he Pilgrims also attracted much al
tenti0n and interest.
Some very imposing ceremonies were solemn
lied by The eminent Catholic ecclesiaslics pre-
senr-and an address delivered by z. Collins Lee
OF Baltimore The orator OF The day.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

The oldest Senator 10 Congress is Mr.. VIM
B. King, of Alabama. The Senator longest in
Congress is COL Benton, OF Missouri. AT one
time Col. Benton was toasted as the "Father OF
the Senate" He denied the "soft impeachment
aud transferred the honor TO Col. King, az ante
rior 10 service, entitled 10 the sonerique oil ialneI
OF the Senate. "Dul," added Col. Benton, II
regret to add that my ;rien a hopeless bachelor
as he isis father OF nothing else"
[Detroif EIee Press
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

The scbner .fasr Dealer, OF Boston, from
Bristol, N1e, went ashore on Saler's Island
in The gale Sunday night. All hands perish
ed excep, ANAL boy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

The Legislature Of Maine, largely Democra-
ic, net last week, and alter session OF three
days only, adjourned sine die.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22

TO JOHN &. SMITH. WIN. GEORGE POLLARD
AND SARAH A. HIS WIFE, Jas. .. POLLARD
AND GEORGEANNh HIS WIFE, - POLLARD,
- POLLARD, AND ALLAN Y. STOKES.
TAKE NOTICE i shall apply 10 the County Court
i Of Henrco, 1t the June term next ensuing, on pe
half ot the Louisa Railroad Company, 10 appoint Com
missonrrs 10 assess the value Of the land owned by
you, IN the CITY OF Richmond lying between Bcad ana
Grace streets, and between Union and lah STREETS
wscn tao SAID ccIp amy proposes 10 ccnermu for th;
authorised By their charter. ~
May l--ctJrs l. FONTafNE. President.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
SPRING SUPPLY.

WIN. P. LADD, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
w DRuocIsr, No. 3l9, head Of Br0ad arse!,
sHocSoE HUI, is receiving by various arrivals fon
The Northern markets, his Spring supply Of fresh ana
pure Medicines, Drugs Paints, Oils bye stufs, WIN
dow Glass, Putty, Perumrries, &c. ALSO tho most po,
pular Patent Mrdicines-the whole comprising fuii
and general assortment and being purchased upon the
most advantageous terms, enables him Offer them 10
his country friends and the public the lowest whole
sale and retail prices
pY Also, an assortment Of pure Wines and Liquors
kept always on hand and sold for medicinal purposes
NJ Borders from country Merchants and PhJsr
clans thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
March 2O-c9n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
UNITED STATES DIFFICULTY AND
TRADE WITH CHILL.

The New York Courier has letter from
Valparaiso, OF February 26lh. Com. Shubrick's
Secretary, Mr. Lawrence, has been for some
weeks Santiago, aiding the Charge, 5. Barton
Esq, in certain diplomatic discussions With the
Chillan Government. He IS 10 return So The re-
pou saws, over the Islhmus, by the next steamer,
as bearer OF dispatches.
Mr.. Barton had several points OF debate With
The Minister OF Foreign Affairs. LIST. His horses
hayins broken away, were arrested in the streets,
and detained alter IL was known they were his.
3D. He was treated very unhandsumely 10 the
matter of his marriage, the Archbishop refusing
dispen<alion In order 10 The union OF protestant
and Ca hoic; and further, alter his declaration
thai h. was widower, made on honor, the
Archbishop had, so Mr.. B. charges, the ra,hness
ami rude ess 10 assert hat Mr.. BIS. wife was
sin living. 81. Mr. Baron urges The claims, So
long pending, Tor properly seized oy Lord Coch-
rane on the coast OF Peru. II is claimed 10
have been not Spanish, bnt American property.
Some OF the FIRST merchants here doubt the equi-
" OF the claim. Ain. On The other claims which
have been admitted, and on which insiallmenls
have been paid, Mr.. b. nainlain, that there are
certain arrears oil just interest that have, from
wear 10 year been overlooked, amounting in all
20 some $4,000.
The comparative trade Of England and The
Uuiled States wllh this country IS about TOUR 10
one, that is 10 say, the English trade is short OF
million pounds, and The American is sho OF
million and halt dollars. In domestic goods
coiuns particularly, The Unued States have il in
these goods the lead in the market as 10 quality;
but in the bu.k Of trade the English have II.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
AIRS. HARRIET 3. FARLEY, Gr.eutrs Of Majo

AIRS. HARRIET 3. FARLEY, Er-cutr'r Of Mdj"f
III D. Farley. deceased As you are not an ahao'-
lant Of this Commonwealth, and your place OF re-
aenSs IS unknown 10 me--Tase notice, that sue"
take the dispositions Of Captain Jos Wren, and oihef
al the Clerks Office Of the County Court OF Powhaan
on MONDAY, the 18th day Of June next. between trs
hours Of O'Clock, NJ, and O'clock III, 10 be feaa
as evidence In suit in Chancery, now depending y
tne Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chaneey iofn
county Of Po~hatan, in which you are plaintih ~"
am defendant.
Should The dispositions, from any anse, be mol '1as
on the above named day, they will be connnea IN. al,
day TO day until they are takun-when and Wheie' -
may attend, If you think proper.
May S-cwiw PLEASANT PaRLEI.
PROF. BRANCHES SCHOOL FOR YOUNu
LADIES. AT PRINCE EDWARD c. n.
THE next session will commence on the hfs Gay =
June, and end III. fourth Wednesday ~ go
iumoGf.
+ This course OF studies embraces all the subjects
ally ght the best Seminarles Of the kna
The location is remarkably healthful-ine pu"a 49,.
new and eommotious, having been erected VIZ" '''N
ence TO a Female School. ,,- o,a.
uusis ais w 'A' Msy Il-elH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
EFT TO BIZ ELECTED
Wing maj. il remaining TO
members are OF same po-
l,IicS "a in lasf Gnnore>S

w my IUdJ. u w
members are OF same po-
lilies as in last Congress.
This however, is not 10 be expected The
IS nigs will probably lose one or more members
in North Carolina, and also in Indiana and
MARYLAND. They may gain one or two in Ken
lucky. a Democratic gain OF FIVE members
would give The Democrats The House as we'll as
The Senate; which last body they will have by a
majority OF 8 or 10. The Senate, as now con-
stiluled, stands thus.
Democrats elected, IS
To be elected in Alabama and Illinois, 2-35
Wings elected, %
Total, with full Senate, ~
II is, however, to be noled that Mr.. Howard.
(Dem., Of Maryland, holds his place by appoint.
ment OF the Governor, and may be superseded by
The new Legislature, which is 10 BE- chosen IN
October next, and conyenes on The 3lsl OF De-
cember. II Wing Legislature should be cho.
sen they would OF course, elect Wing 10 the
Senate in place OF Mr.. Howard.
On The whole, il is pain that the Wings Will
have no power 10 carry any strong parry mea-
sure 10 Inc new Congress- such as an increase .!
dules on imports or repeal OF The sub'sreasuTy.
Even il such measure or measures could be
sol through the House, which IS not probable,
iney would be arrested in The Senate The puh
lie may therefore rely ON the continuance oil the
same general policy which has been pursued u
lste with So much advantage 10 the country al!
satisfaction Ia the people. The day Of high
ar,ffs, national banks, &c, is past. Many Of The
Whlss as well as The Democrats are glad il is
30. Certainly, from General Tayor's admins
trarion no counenance can be expected 10 ex-
IRENE measures.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
THF, RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
soUTH CAROLINA CONVENTION.

SOUTH CAROLINA CONVENlioN'
We find The following telegraphIc despatch
in The Charleston Mercury:
COLUMBIA, May Is.
The Convention met al 10 O'CLOCK, pursuant
10 adjournment.
Mr. Elmore, from The Committee OF I~eniy-
one, reported series OF resolutions, which, aiIer
discussion were unanimously adopted.
The first resolution recommends The appoint,
ment of Central Committee OF Vigilance and
Safety, 10 be composed Of five persons.
The second resolution approves OF The South
ern Address.
The third expresses full confidence in the pat
rioiism, energy and efficiency OF the State au.
thori,ies.
The fourth recommends 10 the Governor 10
call the Legislature together upon The passage
of The Xi'mut Proyiso, the abolition Of slavery
in the Dls.icl Of Columbia, or any kindred mea-
sure.
In accordance with the first resolution, The
following gentlemen were appointed The Central
Commliee OF Vigilance and Safety, viz: F. h.
Elmofe, James Gadsden, Wade Hampton, r
w. Pickens, and D. J. McCord.
Mr. Huger having retired from The Chair
resolution OF thanks for the dignity and ability
with which he had discharged lis dulles was
unanimously adopted.
Mr.. Husef, in some very eloquent and ap-
proptiaie remarks, made his Acknowledgements.
And then The Convention adjourned sine die.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-22
THE NEXT CONGRESS.

We Law before our readers, from the New YORK
Journal OF Commerce, (says the Union,) The pre-
sen, condition oflhe battle field and the prospects
of The elections which are yetlo take place. Ac-
cording TO this estimate, we want only Demo
cratic gain OF five members 10 carry The House
Will not the Democrats in The eight States which
are yet TO vote stretch every sinew TO gain these
FIVE members, exclusive OF Texas and The vacan.
ces in the three States which are yet 10 be hlled}
Let The remaining States do but hall as well as
Connecticut and Virginia, and there cannot De
doubt of our success. The Boston Atlas analy.
zcs The list OF the Journal OF Commerce and spe-
Cites Me.srs Root and Giddings OF Ohio and
Allen of Massachusetts, and perhaps sprague oil
Michigan, as unreliable men," and j, also throws
out under the same category, one OF The Demo-
cratic members from The Democratic ranks
Alter making these deductions, il comes 10 the
conclusion tina, there are 81 Tor and 19 asains,
Wing Speaker, leaving The Wings majority
Thus, OF the members who are yet 10 be elected,
the Democrats have TO gain four 10 lie the House.
The energy OF the Democratic parry can Certain
ly carry more than Jour.
[F|om the .Nsp York Journal Of Commerce.
ThIRTY-FlRSr CONGRESS.
As there will be no more Congressional Elec-
lions until August, il may be as well TO post The
books. The members elected 10 the new House
Of Representatives are as follows.
untIsP Op RYpRESEyTl TfyKS