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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-28

RAO8s IL WHITE,
.. No. 81 canal Street
Sa " ~ siaa, gsley o. Annpa' nlulisa Work. and
ANIMALS Tor 1850.
Leaflets Of Memory odd Fsliows' OaaFinr.
Sacred Anrual Ths sn0v.Flakst -
Ssma q, 4 Beauty 7 Scenes rom De Lie Of Our
Gem q ihs seasoni The Women Of Scripture,
friendahipa OhernEi Offering Of Ffiendshlp.
Floral Dictionary hy AiraNrt Lady, Book Of Flower;
american Flora volai The Flowers Of Poetry and The
Floral Year, bE Mrs Dinniesi Poetry Of Flowers
The Language Of Foweui Illustrated Botany
Beautiful illustrated POetlcnl Works.
Poea Offering, BY Sarah Hale Lonseow oeiicul Works
t Poetry; Bryuulin Pcscai Works;
htada Female Poets Of America Miia'a Worts
Tupper's Prov. Philosophy Political Byron Scott
Moore's sn hidode folio ed; Moore Shelley, howilt He
Poets and Poetry Of Amerea mans sigouney, Cooke, etc.
Illustrated Shakespeare vols; spaf6ss Washington tsy
Pictorial Hist Of England Vi Bute,s Life and Ceres yols
rf,,eoti'a Works, v9Ai Lord haeon's Works, volai
Hallams Works, vos.i Encyclopedia Americana, 10
Bibles and Prayer Books.
Harpura Illuminated Ribe Wainwrghts lld Prayer Book
Buteris Humid Bible snuqueg Church Family Bibles in vel
baxrh omm' vet and other superb bindings
Arabian Nights. 600 aas sns PlSs avun Tale. 20 o
Robinson Crusoe Miu EdggvoTths Tales 10 volIj
Evening" at Home; HnIpera Boys and Girls Library
Swiss Family Robinson; Fary Boot:
Bergun's ChidFens Friend; Abbotis Hsoresi
Tales 81 eraadisther VOLS; Boys Gins and cSds Own
Philosophy Of Sport; Appletshu Series Of Juvenilesi
sssdngs from s Scot Pictorial Lives Of Napoleon, la
h'eFosyPhe hioiei isyete, Washington, etc etc
Mother iooses Melodies; Aunt Rit;,s Stories;
Nursery Rhymesi TeIar'a Stories;
Barbauid's Early Lessonsi Grandlaher'H Stories.
-. . Fancy Articles.
Ladies Papr Maehe Rosewood Mahogany Boxes
Writing Desks Silver Ivory end Bhf Card Gases Velvet and
Ivory Needle Boxes, Papsr Maehe Albums and Poroo Gls
Tablets, Porte MOnuei Fancy IaESands Gold and Silver Pens
&c. etc. d2i %
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10 The new British Ministergto the United
States, Sir Henry L. Bulwer, has arrived in the
steamer Hecate, and taken rooms at Wizards Ho-
tel in Washington CITY.
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Arrivals at the Principal HOtelssss,2 5ths
ST, CuARLEs.-Dr. G. smith, Nd; S. R. Proctor, B.
La; 7 B Lee, n Of Mr. and Ma Bradsh, b. l.. Voor.
hees, l.. Fletcher n. Y; j. F. Waddll, b. F. CarOthers,
us. NJ, Mr.. and Mrs Frazier, Dr. Brainard, Va; A b.
Lawt9n Ca; J. A. Frazer and lady, OHIO w. IL Banks
dale, DR. II. Curew, Mr.. Lemmee, Dr. A. H. NJ Sanders
q. L. Hughes and family, Mrs Wilson and family, Mo; N.
Hart, w Collins, G. Ieteher, s. F. Mckee, Ky; A. Rod
GER Yashngtonj A. Mccormick, Scotland; E. Pyle
VERANpA.-W. p. Bradburn, G. W. Markham, Col b.
~ simmsi J. N Carigan, La B. g. Humphreysand fam
ly, Miss Barnes, Miss Bridges, G. Barnes L. Brewer. w
b. Henderson, Miss; II. Clapp, II. E. MeicaE N o.; A.
z, Davidson, NJ F; Woodruff J, g. Barr, Ala; G.. M.
Norton, Cincinnati; T. Blancaynie, Ky.
PLANTERs, "A. F. Marshall j Lusk, w. II. Branch
u, Young, Miss; p. Devote l.. Davis, Hamburg; L. O.
Peters, y. y; Isaac Wckham, St. Louis c. LemOny
Balize La.
GoeMERcLAL.--R. T. Smith, Ky; w. L. Terrell, Cinn
J. w. Leggstt, Ga; J. Callahan Md. l.. d. Settler, NJ
o. j. n Hongb, Pttsburg j. Wills, H, P. Wills, Ohio
J. George, G. Hunter, Ark.
INDIAN QUEEN.-W II. DOyson, Tenn; C.. T. Man.
VILE Ohio A b. Churchill, Ct; II. Harrison, Nashville
! Becroit, Buffalo, J. Fock Niagara Falls, W Robinson
LousANA.--W Deshon, H. Diamond, @. Nesbitt, A.
b. S9rtner J. J. Marshall N. o.. Capt. E. T. Litefeld
bark Nancy Treat.
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G9Et3s9Be8S ~ Co.
DEALERS IN
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c.,

~ CAMP STREET,
DEALERS IN
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c.,
HAVE open assortment Of carefully select choice fine
Il FANCY ARTICLES suitable for PRESENTS consisting in
part, Of
Rich Fansi Porte Monuaies; Card Caresj Desks;
Music Boxes Opera GlaaEssi Papeieries Purses;
Dressing Casesi Bouquet Holders Reieulos Canes
Work Boxesi Glove Bozeai Fine Albums Games;
Aoeordeonsi Jewel Caaeai odeur Boxesi Dolls;
Porhohoai Needle Bookai CurodheB Rasesi
&c. &C. &e. &C.
We have also open q fun stock Of
Combs, Brushes and Perfumery,
Cents Furnishing, Traveller and Sportsens Goods
G U Jim ESS g. co.
Fine Fancy Articles, Gold Pens, &c.
dI3 2ptf IL CAMP STREET.
CHEAP DRY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
n M. SIMPSON No rs oAqrtres street oters for the ap.
GOOD GALiCoEs, new patterns, at "a cents per yardi
Alerge lot Of Plaid MOGssELINEs De Lame, at
l3 cents;
Alargelot 81 superfins French AsHAIERES DE LAME
and REPS DE LAME Of various kinds, ut 30cents;
English and French hlERINQS, low priced;
A large lot of cheap WOODEN SHAWIS;
Cashmere HANDkERCHlEFs, for tle meek;
Madras for the head;
large lot Of cheap MANTlLLAs Of Black SILK, neatly
trimmed
~ An Of the above goods and many more are offered
at the present time at very low pnces. DIS 2dp3
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folAHEpE'E PkNoRtlrt.Iaia alraniaee az he opuor.
pniy nov offered o ths very pleasing azibstoa Is1i
eus Annosy Hal vas vel .l an $ Il ssii ss IS iong
iie Panorama 3 exhibited fhe4e.
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&c The most novel exhibition that we have
seen for many day is that Of the learned Canary
Birds, now on exhibition at the Commercial Ex-
change. The tricks Of these little charmers are
truly wonderful, and must be seen, in order to be
believed. We therefore advise our readers to 90
tonight and witness their interesting and beauti-
full performances.
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Second Municipality Lvoeum,

seoOMu MllnIoIph1ty LYceUms
Ar Ths Third Lecture Professor Mitchell Will be dsIivsrs,
THIS EVENING at O'Clock precisely in the new Sec
ond Municipality Hall. ass
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For standard Medical Works, see advertisement of
Il. nEoHTEL 3 Co, in another column.
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ArrIvals I'D &c PrineIpal HoteIs...a5th.

INSANE. Kelly was taken in charge yesterday,
by the Second Municipality Police for cutting ThO Geeson
with a razor. Kelly is insane.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-28

NospERfUL BIRns.-sirnor Spneito Is now exhibiting
7 Leaned Canary Binds ut de Hall Of the Commercial s1
change and they really what no approximately tarn,
Them ae wonder Of ihe lg,h century" Fhs exhibition
cannoi iai 60 heaiowdsi every evening.
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hERR ANODo REUrERT.-- This oelebrated performer
1led The ARoadsr Of the Wol whose incredible feas
created - great an excitement in he principal cities Of Europe
age "a Tie city yesterday, m an engagement at the Cir
Gus HIS acts said be entirely different from anything
ever attempted and ola style as interesting and novel; We
may son expect % SEE him. bis terms Of engagement were
aeceded to before hisuurnl
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-28

OF Temperance
=Qf tbs different Divisions in the Of New
AA Orleans, Lafaye Grstna and Algiers, and - "a
CO. the public in general, invited Q attend q
lt Meeting Of the Order Of Of
he t Presbyterian Chdfch, (sv J. ehaisl on Fulton IT,
between Josephine and Ada streets, FRIDAY instant
q O'Clock p NJ. Passed Most Worthy puarch PHILIP 81
WHITE Will deliver an Address, s. BURDETT,
JOHN PAGE,
d29It Committee Of Aan4srnen CIV ~ Ifavetts
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AANLtAttAN AHAAIAA Last aftEaL qJ Mr.. Ghnaf rdN.
This announcement is sufficient crowd the house. Chan.
Iau should be be appreciated and advise every
one that wishes 10 know something Of the genuine " ase "
q New York 70 e thq American tonight, for they may
never look upon h1 lie again. The performance this
evening commences with the gfus drama Of The Mysares
and hiele Of New York. and VII Be- followed BY hs 81
guo, entitled Three Kezrl fer p Ie whole to conclude
With he ianghable farce Of % The Runaway MATCH" A
loOa attractive bin could not have iean produced.
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s. OF IT,. Meetings This Evening.
UNION DIVISION No g. atCrysta Fount Hall 222 Tcbonp
tonlas street, at haEpast7 O'Clock.
LoU1sIAEA DIVISION No Il, at Unity Hail. Margny Build.
iugsi Third Municipality, at halEpast7 O'Clock.
Star or HOPE DIVISION No. IS, at Younger BFotber'
Hail. Lafayette, Al haEpast O'Clock.
You've MEE's MkGNoIIA Division No I2 at Pelican Hall
cor Common and st Charles sts, at halEpast O'Clock
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81. CHARlEs THE6FRE.-ro-ng TIE celebrated Heron
Family again appear The evenings eaieFtainmeni vii
conna1e with comic piece called ne " Aftiu Dodge %
inter which the ialo drama Of the q Wandering Ba5af 70
conclude with the farce 81 the g Young Widow
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-28

By We are under obligations to the officers Of
the steamer Ohio for late river papers.
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CDLOHED a1AITINGs. 1900,
S0 PIECES "a Checked CANTON mAItiNSi
- CHECKED g SSI J
81 s. v h, 4 ss9anVVy Vb,,. Dc Dc ao;; Z
aug. " superior quality, Just Feoeived,
Wilton aga lEuaes CARPErINGi
sppg extra Ane ahd has ingram do
5s s,s ~ great Nansv q Door Mats, Spanish Ne
on Cloths.
re s % touI fest wide. Of the best and ordinary
notice Also Table Oil Cloth, nRw and ransrtaby beauti.
CHfTTENDEN & DAAFFRoN.
u1a OF - ChsSttes and y Cusiombouse st.
HYDE q GOODRICH,
No. 10 Chartres street, q
e- ofsr for aale at their old stand, The most compl
assortment Of Firearms
in the country, manufactured expressly fO7 them with ali In
modern improvements, and warranted free from defects
BOwling Pfeceat
Heavy Deer Guns, Double Rifle and Shot Guns
- Ducking Guns, Mississippi Rifles,
Plantation Guns, Increase Twist Rifles, <
nOys suns Pistols, b'''ls'i'' Rifles
Colt's Repeater, DaIringsr's Pistols.
ootii Y & Rspeasn. Bsi FOL. '
ImpIemenfs.
Patent shot Belts, Metal Elastic Gun Wads,
Baldwin's Gun Ivad.. ssoI foaeEsi dsi
no Close. COMStg9sa1seMES.
w m KINGS. W Gr 1iS tST street, rect At
DoMEsTICs,
BLANKETS,
IRISH LINENS,
and many other articles at from 70 rs pr cent cheaper
than AZ any other house. KINGS, = GraUier st.,
| dl5 8aw3w door from Camp ST.
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no close. CONstg9l91peMES,
Hyde g Goodrich,

AAAgtC . WlOVNNlrlLADa
No. CHARTREs STREET,
CONTINUE to offer the ghess Inducements iorpurchasers
~ to examine their beautiful stock Of articles, suitable for
Pr e ENTSt
SELECTED PROM MOST RENOWNED MANUFACTURERs
IN EUROPE AND THE NORTH
Ladies Watches. ornamented with pearl and diamonds;
Cooper's London Duplex Hunien;
Guard Chains, Chalesines, Leontinssi
g Bridal kans, Chimes Fans
Diamond and Psah JewsEg, il ths most artistic sigs Of
O'ei 'es'sHs Ri Us w. Ho IL sli i Rs thsi
Porcelain and bronze Cl6eEss
Opera. Glassas, Porte louaies
God and Silver Boaagsi Holders
Fruit Kniy SsS'a anu 0''''' 0''u NAPKIN Rings;
Silver CastOis; Butter IS rubsi
Papler-Maehe Goods,
fgiaid eith Pearl, Wis 80.
Centre Tables; Music Tables;
Toilette Boxes; Work B0xeat
GLOVE Boxes; Perfaaaty Boxes;
Wins Desks Pallor Chairs;
Elegant Pqrii Wofk Boxes and Dressing Gases;
~ Together with anameiess variety Of Par JV6Hgeautgs
which they offer on reasonable terms for cash.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS.
OF A SUBSTANTIAL NATURE.
THOSE The look out fof handsome and durable pre-.
min. se1,s l i9r the h9yday. a invites % "a.
81 PAPER HANGfSts. aaa BORbERs. UP Ifffofy
STERY ARTICLES and CARRErfNG, they viii
eo e and able j Bo Ie ana ana as CuRf Shd
Az kinds Of Curtain Etuis and Tnmmnga; together with
hecumbgrt Chan superb Rocking Chars. Spanish
Armed Chairss carved; Sewing Rockers easy
Antique lhair5, rich; Gothic Chain, - some -
Cottage, Resswocd, Mahogany snd BLACK Walnut Parlos
Chair FO0tstuols Iron and Wood Office Chain etc.
All the little eceieas for trimming Beds aud Windows, and
decorating rooms from Administer Carpet and Gold Papers
down TO articles Of & pfetenons, always hand. and
gan be purchased Fsonabs Terms dc Upholstery aud
Paper Hanging Estabishmeut Of
JOSEPH ETTER, 90 Camp street.
n, B-SpHng Mattress, Hair and Mos do. and Feather
Beds made 70 order and Upholstery work and PaperHa
ing executed.
siT Beqetot', can kse estuinY prgps The smiles
vantage TO make present Of 1ome Of tie articles above
named. d24 ia
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S6O.............t,.,1 S6O.................lS6 So
FLANK BOOKS FOR THE NEW YEAR.-The
subscriber ready execute all orders for superior
BLANK BOOKS Specimens of his work, exhibited for
some time past have ELECTED the highest encomius from the
Merchants and the City Press.
All ORDERS executed with dspateh, and the work
warranted to be superior in every particular, and Prices
low as any other house in this city.
~ A full ASSORTMENT of first class BLANK BOOKS on
hand COMMERCIAL PRINTING in the best style of
the art B. NJ, NORMAN, StatiOner,
d2l tG1tW 2lp 10 Camp street.
Positive Cure
us- DR. BLAKEiB Celebrated AROMATIC BITTERS, for
6eing the sem and giving The Stomach and Digestive
Price Seventydve per Bottle Prepared BY Thomas
Blake NJ D. New York and sold only New Orleans al No ISL
Charities street. M In
Two THE LADIRs.-C LEIGHTON respectfully
Ocis Ladies 10 inspect elegant and fashionable
sonant Of Fancy CRAVATS, very suitable for Crstmas
Frasenis TO loving lords and noble SWANS.
When bowed and adjusted hy the hands ofthe fair,
II can ne'er be forgotten who placed 1t there
First Premium ready made Linen Q. LEIGHTON
and GeuIemans Furnishing SiOrO da Noe & ROYAL Al.
-sos-
GtOLEAlAN'6 BIpTIfBG-Sod UAolesqEe and Pa
~ tai by the ONLY Agents for New Orleans
d6 6m2p Rustic & PADDOCK, 40 Popdras 81.
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
Es-SEE ADVERTISEMENTS ON THIRD PAGE
ciaeinnafi o. zee. WESTERN WORLD Norton la NJ
cinciiBlafi ..CINCINNATUS Goodlae 4 P. N.
NOBLE JAMES l. DAY. Giberpon, q P. 81.
Red Riser -........ .CAnD0 Gruhal. 4 P. NJ
alexandria ..-.-..-hOhTEREY, Whithenbury, P. NJ.
GE- U, 8. Mail Steamer WESTERN WORLD - For Louis.
vile Cincinnati, Wheeling and Ptabug.Th splendid
lsn dauht passenger steamer VIII feve az above punCuaiy
THIS DAY, Friday az - a, from Peydrss st. wharf
HYDE g. OGLEsBY, 70 POvdraa
Passengers and shippers will pleass be in readiness he
above hour d2S
~ U. S. Mari steamboat CfNCINNArUs For Cincinnati
Louisville, etc. This and splendid packet steamboat
receiving freight and will leave THIS DAY, Friday
a. positively from foot Of Poydras wharf. For freight pas
sige, having hne accommodates apply on board %
,-,,-,- HYDE osLEsBY, u POydua' =.
Passengers viii pease Be on beard At he above hour ds
- The Consgness per ship SHEFFIELD from Boston, are
notified that she been removed
Municipality, and that they goods af
d4s =. W. ANDAEWs q co. u Common a.
~ The bark AQUILA, Capt Newell from Boston, is now dis.
charging hor Poat a. Second Muucp Congnes
VII please send % the receipt d their goods t Lsvse they
viii b stored at their expense and risk.
d2a ]. ". ANDREWS g. CO., 81 Common st.
~ Neither the Captain Consgnee Of The British ship VR
A from Liverpool will Be responsible for any debts
I. es7----------
TUTENILE GIFT BOOKS, for the Holydru.-A
beautiful assortment Of the most approved kinds, at
one half the usualphces, at NORMAN's
d24 u-dp Book Establishment IS Camp st.
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The exercises, closed-with benedictiOn, and the
procession again took the line of march to the Ma
sonic Hall, where it was dismissed.
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PENsnaTO Merchants, Aooountants, etc
NOrman's BOOlI and slalIonsrY alabIIshmenl.


II NOW RECEIVING hii uruu large eompsis
season. which be oars % The City and Country trade prices
IS Low IS Any OTTER HOUSE IN THIS CfTY-and
me qusy and style Of The stock warranted Be superior every
respect cas- qptf
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO RENT, at 80 -.
i PHILLPPA STREET, betWsea Common aud ii
GraUier streets. DIS ~
JAMAICA RUM AND DUBLIN POHTER-Jus
received and dscharging consignment Of the above
liquors. most choice descriptions per bark Confidence
sale By Ldzel JOHN TOOLE, Is Bank Place.
ITO RENT - NEAR POYDRAS MARKET-Two
~ small Brick DWeiiiHgs, Rooms IN each; also, a.
Three small Stores all situated in the centre Of poY- t
STREET between Circus and ST. John Streets half
square from The Poydfas Market. Apply the premises
q ~ or "A O'Clock P. N. DIS #
CAHDA young lady educated in the best schools of
"A Europe, capable Of teaching the Piano Forte by the
nof approved mehod being superior musician teaches
tue branches, together with perfect knowledge of the
french Language, Drawing and Painting in oil coors, is
desQua p nd suitable SITUATION either in School
Private Family where liberal compensation will be offered
Tor her src The most respectable references will be given
bile. Alabama. d3s Ii
NEW AIu6lC-Just published at the MUSIC STORE.
~ No, Camp street, tiTe8 doors from Canal ~ ~.
ylzz5 9u9srosa Waltz = " Primrose Polka ;" III VIZ
po Virginia Rec Ss Bug guisE ~ :. Glen MARY
March +" g Osprey Waltz p " Zariffa Walt % ElS~
Jenny Lind Polka arranged easy for small hands New
Mazurka Quadnles = Mazufka by Chas. VOss' easy /:
Virginia Rosebud, with Variations; Mary Blame, -
win new variations; for sale in gT0ce or detail, by
INFORMATION WANTED = OF the person who
discharged vessel at Post ~ about the 9th Of DC.
loAEh LAST OF the lrayman who received TWO BOXES
MERCHANDISE from IitterfOR's Warehouse, on the
IAN November, marked X; H., AUGUSTA, GA; they
having been delivered By mistake Any information given
10 ne undersigned BY person who may have received
sad Boxes viii be thankfully received and literally rewarded
by 1921 X. M, HARRISON & CO., "A Gravier st.
HOUSES FOR CALIFORNIA.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
Observation-Disclosures /.

The practical results of the "bargain and
sale" Of last winter, which caused the real
"negro hators" to lay their heads upon the
laps Of the real "negro lovers" produces
some strange effects and brings to ligh
strange animals.
In Morgan county the Free Soiers nomi-
mated a Mr.. Lemon Fouts, and then went Ia
ork 10 obtain his nomination by one or the
other of the two great parties of the district
On the I'd of August, their Candidate sent
the following pledge to the Wings;
"McCoNNELsvILLE, Ohio, Aug. 3, ls49.
To the wings Of Morgan IL Washington cos
GENT You have known me as Wing
for many years, laboring and voting with
you in the maintenance Of Wing doctrines
and am no less a Whig noW Than eUer--nol
do consider true whggery and freesoIlislr
anita gonistcaI but in strict unison with each
other.
That am a candidate for the Senate O.
Ohio, and if supported and elected by the
Wigs will be found voting with and susiain
ing The Whigs on oil questions in the legisla.
ture, where the Wings and the locofocos are
divided en- qestions involving the political
distinctions between those parties. That
DW use my influence 10 prevent The Free Sol
party from nominating any further candidate
for office, if the Wings shall make county
ticket that shall not be obnoxious to FIe
Soil doctrine.
(Sigued.l LEMON FOUTS :"
On the 9th of August, he sent the follow
ing pledge to the Locofocos:
GENTLEMEN:-In re2lyto the enquiries pro
pounded TO me in your letter, have TO say
that { elected to the Senate oil the State o
OHIO, sball oppose the election of Thomas
Corwin to the United States Senate, or thai
of any other person who supports pro Sla
very administration.
In reply to your second enquiry ! have Il
state | doubt the cOHsttntlonalty of I'M
law dividing the county of Hlmltnn fo
Senatorial or Representative purposes, ant
am opposed to the exercise by the Legisla
ture of any power not clearly granted b.
the Constitution oil the Stale.
LEMON .FOUTS.
To J. H. Gaylord, joel Robb Nm. Hawk
ins, Geo. Russell, John Nc Bun, Dem
CenirqL Committee Of Morgan CGunty.
Aug. 0, lS49.
The Wings being the stronger party, an
anxious to receive a nomination from them
on the l4th, he made a higher bid, as fol
lows: .. .....
ITO make the within more definite, il
understood that will sustain the diyisio
Of Hamilton county into election district
as now authorized by law, aud will also vol
for the Whig nominee for United State
Senator, provided he shall be firm and d.
cIded advocate of the doctrine that Congrei
has the power and should exercise il to max
all our territories free from slavery. aud lhi
Congress shall rid the District of Columbi
of slavery also, .,.......
[Sgned.] LEMON FOUTS."
The above was written on the back of Il
first pledge. 1t sulfices to say that II
Wings didn't take him and that the Locof
cos, as was their bounden duty, did. II
people, we fear, will think him SO ur lcmo
though the high contracting parties will 9
all they can to save him, as he is the vel
man for :heir purposes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-09-28
A MmiinY.

Mr.. Speaker Breslin of Seneca county,
who distinguished himselflast winter as much
by his suOserviency to the behests of hi;
own party as by the arrogance and unfair
ness with which he treated the Wings of the
House, has been nominated for reelection
But il seems that his nomination so far from
meeting with a cordial response from the
masses the party-has produced a mutiny
in the camp, which threatens utterly to sub
uert the speaker. A township meeting has
"set the ball in notion" A committee ap-
pointed by this meeting, reported an ad'
dress, which reviews in the most pungent
style, the career of The Speaker, and con.
cludes with the following specification OF the
objections to his position as the candidate
Of the party for re election TO the House OF
Representatives..
1--WE charge him with voting for Salmon
p, Chase for United States Senator, known
Abolitionist, aud until he became an AOull.
zionist, profess I'd Federallst, always ac'
ting with that party. ..
"We charge him with voting for one Ham
lin, late whig member of Congress, now
an Aboltonist, as President of the Board o
Public Works.
We charge him with bartering away the
rights of his constituents without their
authority or sanction, and in open violation
Of their known will.
We charge him with contributing his aid
to sell the whole Democratic party Of OHIO,
to a small fragment of Abolition Wings,
who held the "balance Of power" in the
last Legislature.
We charge him, in his Representative ca
pacity with shameless bargain and intrigue,
totally unworthy the station he held, aud VI
the constituency he represented.
And we charge that he did these faithless
acts in order to CRAFTY his awless ambition
and through these unworthy means to reach
the Speakers Chair.
We charge that he prints paper, which
instead of being the organ of the Democra.
cy, is partial, uniaithfnl sheet, conducted
with view 10 his own personal aggran-
dizement'
And lastly we charge, That he is guilty
of base ingratitude to his early benefaetors
and friends, and that he fosters aud enconr-
ages for his own ambitious ends, feeling
of hostility to old and we'll tried democrats.
A man who is guilty of these things, we
consider unworthy TO be the Representative
of the democracy OF Seneca county.
On notion.
Resolved, That the Democracy Of Senc-
ca county meet in mass, ia Titfin, on Sat.
urday the 22d day of September, at II o..
clock A. NJ, and then and there nominate A
DEN IORAT, in whose integrity all can place
reliance, 10 represent them in the next Leg
islalure, and transact such other business as
may be deemed necessary"