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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08
How the Democracy Came 20 Lose the
Eiecsion-The Roaring meeting In Tam
many Hall ON the Night or the Election

On the night Of the election, the unterrfed, as
usual on such occasions, filed Tammany Hall to
OVERLOOKING. Both the great halls capable of con-
tanning four thousand souls) were packed and
jammed, while the steps, passages, reading, COM
mittee, and, Of course, the bar rooms Of the estab
lishment, were filed with the baiiled and infu-
rated sons Of thunder. They came down TO the
old wiewsm, painting after the days labor In
Furnishing federalism" and bad brady, reeklng
with the fumes OF the latter and boiling with the
fury of their hatred TO the former Altogether, the
motley crowd there gathered resembled genuine
Tammany Hall meeting OF old tunes, more closely
than any assembsge within lite walls Tor years past
The press upon our columns yesterday, prevented
us from preseBtng our report OF what was there
and then SAID and done; which, as II bctokens
changes IN the organisation aud leaders OF the
unieTnied OF New York, Is worthy OF note by the
observer 81 the poluical events OF the day.
Mr.. ALEXANDER WELLS was called to the chair,
and proceeded to address the meeting, amid great
confusion. SuDdry gentlemen In red SHIRTS, more
with red eyes and redder nsses, being under the
impression that they had been victorious lover the
lef) could not be persuaded from such continual
shouting as prevented our reporter from catching
more than few points made by tne speaker He was
bovpver, ubdersOUd to family intimate that the day
had been all day 9th the democracy, aud 20 urge
them to grid their oin. tor the next
contest He w,nt FIR his principles aud regular pom-
and con. quent defeat which, u incurred bad been
broueht about In a BY want Of good faith on
the part Of the barnburners He vss unserstood TO
enforce the necessity OF net giving up the snip snd OF
coDuu ns oppose vhig men aud their measures, AZ
all points. aud ubd.r all circumstances
Genttsl WsLBRIDGE nest toos the stand and con
eratulst.d the democracy on tse achievements 81 the
Day hey had recovered from the btov struck upon
them M the Isst presidential election under which
the, sank down. ~ will he remembered, discomdtted
and sppsrsptiy psrsiysed N not dismsyed Ihey bad
DAY prved themselves worthy sons Of their Jeher-
sonisn sites and had properly etnctd their never nag
girs Devotion To- the ptipcples which had w.rked 80
good Co the human race In our Institutions aud
ruyp,nn. mt batiousl state and city The democrs
cy to their honor he 10 stated tsught the battle ss
though w, rsm.mb they stood opposed by their
old enemy we'll a. BY the party and powers neglect
ing indicate the great leading tenets OF our institu
tius as they should have done In the matter u the
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The New Jersey Elec ton.

from the Newark Advertiser, (whigD Nov III
Our returns neither full nor satisfactory but
there is quite enough Of the sort Such Is We have,
will be found below. and delinquent wings who pre-
ferred their Ease their piques or something else to
their duty may digest them at their leisure with what
stomach they have. Niddiesex aud Morris tbs
only whig counties heard from that appear to have
done their duty, though reportr from Burlington aud
Somerset speak well for them Little Hudson has been
thrown against us through shameless deception but
the Senator elect (Cassedy) 10 said to be ineligible
from want OF residence Report says he voted last
year In Bergen county his old residence. aud subse
quently moved into Hudson II this be his election
will be Dulled since the constitution requresa years
residence In the county We have to lament too the
loss Of Hon Martin Ryerson, one Of best Sspa-
tors through local divisions 10 Ps-ssic In Mercer
lose a member Of Assembly. stl believe the Legs-
lature Ia secure.
Senators have been elected in Bergen, Hudson Pas.
tsic, Middesex Sussex, Hunerdon, Burlington, Cum
berland and Cape May. OF these nine, have TOUR,
though entitled to Elk, via ;Aiddlesex, Burlington,
Cumberland, and Cape May, which gives
jorlty In the Senate Of 10 memb- f Csssedy be ad
mittsdJ and PREF erves the whig ascsndency In the
Legislature the Assembly being safe
The majority In this county has been shamefully
ducsd solely through apathy and personal piqusso of
which may be able to speak with more equAnimity
at another time
PARTIES IN rHE LroisLArURE,
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ALBANY COUNTY

AiB.rr, November 7, 1s4a
Wing Sheriff, Clerk, Senator and three Assembly
Those wings anti State ticket have about
900 msjorty and the rest Of the State ticket
CAYUeA COUNTY.
whig Senator (Bescb) by 500 majority; Clerk Cobb
BY 30 msj. Wing State ticket by 800 mai.
COLUMBIA cosNrY.
New Lebanon gives Jewett 10 majority; Hogeboom,
20 majority; democratic Sheriff, ~ majority; demo
cratic Senator ~ msjorityi democratic ClsrK ~ ma
jrityi supeiintepdent Of the Poor n aud Assembly ~
DUTcHEss COUNTY.
Duchess county elects q wing Clerk, By about 500
majority. Wing sheriff 10 reported elected The As
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Reported whis
LIVINGSTON COUNTY.
Wing by 1000 majority. One dem. and one whig As
semblymsn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Gives from 100 to 200 democratic majority.
NIAGARA COUNTY.
Niagara county svesIa whig majority of from 400 to
$780, and elects the two whig members Of Assembly
Messrs Gsrmsin and Van Horn.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Wing Sheriff certain by $50; whig Clerk certain by
ESQ., loco Senator 100 majority loco State ticket probs
bly, 800; but Beach, whis Commissioner, has 800 ma.
jority First Assembly District 900 whis; second 100
loco; third, doubtful; fourth, 100 loco
RICHMOND COUNTY.
The whole democratic ticket in this county is elect
ed Judge Of the Court Of Appeals-Frseborn Jewett
rs maj Justice Of the Supreme Court-John w. Brown,
73maj. Comptroler-John A. Lott, rs maj. Attorney
Genersl-LeviS Chatfeld SO maj. Secretary of State
-HenryS Randall, so maj. Treasurer Benz WEIGH, Jr
so maj. State Engineer Alexander Campbell so maj
Canal Commissoner- Frederick Follett, so mai In
spector State Prisons Darius Clark, 80 maj. Senator
William Brswn, 100 maj. Assembly y Benz amin p
Prall 60 maj Sherif-Isrsel o. Dissosway, 275 maj
County Clsrk-Joshua Mersereau, So maj.
RENSSELAER, COUNTY.
This county is supposed to have given small ma
orty such Of the whg State ticket running
the ant.rent ticket Those not on that ticket are
behind, probably five hundred more. The demo-
cratic Senator and Sheriff elected and two Of the
three Assemblymen are democrats
scHoHARIE COUNTY.
Smith, the whig candidate for Senator, is In q mi.
nority of 600. We have not heard from the State
ticket In Schoharie.
SARATOGA COUNTY.
Reported 500 whig.
ULSTER COUNTY.
The whg Clerk is elected; Sheriff, 10 doubt; Assem-.
bly,, one whig enc democrat whig Senator reported
elected in the district
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Rolls up whig majority Of 1850.
YATES COUNTY.
Gives about 200 locofoco majority.
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The Result in New York.
The returns yet Incomplete but enough Is known
to show that the wings have elected
A part, probably, Of their State ofhoeIs;
A majority in the Senate;

InSfetufnb are yet fhcompIots but enough 10 knoWn
to show that the wings have elected
A part, probably, Of their State ofhceIs;
A majority in the Senate;
A majority in the Assembly
The heads OF der in this city;
A msjority In the Board OF Aldernen;
majority in the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Il Is supposed that there win be small whig msjori
~ In the popular Of the State aud that the vote
will show decrease Of full fifty to sixty thousand from
the number poed last November But the aspect Of the
popular vote be clearly in the following
statement of the msjorties in thrtytwo Of the hfty
nine counties Of the State To arrive at the democratic
maoretiss in November 1913 have counted the Cas-
and Van Buren, vote, II throwoASor one ticket:
aniorlfles nj the Pnuular Xnfa
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THE LATEST DESPATCH.

ALBANY, Nov. Z, 18i9.
Allegheny, reported 800 Dem; Chemung, same su-
thority, 500 Dem; Ontario 700 WING; Livingston
HOO Wing; Broome $50 WING Senator; State 200;
County Wing officers elected, except Clerk, which Is
tie; Columbia, Stuyvsssnt, 81 Dem. maj. This is q
handsome gain. Undertook. SO, Dem but WING Sen.
stors have majority Of one; Washington 1885, Wing
Warren, reported, SEQ, Dem; Yates $50 DEM Stsubeu
towns, l24, Dem Tompkins, l6o, Dem seneGs, g
towns, eco, Dem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

The Post Once st Smithtown, l.. having been re-
moved short time since, some two miles east
ward VI former pscs, the Postmaster General has
char aed it's to smithtown Branch, aud has ss-
tsbhhed new Office at the old location BY the name
Of smitbtown," and appointed Lyman d. Wheeler,
Eeq Postmaster.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

yIRcirt. srEciaL ELEcrIoS The election In the
18th congressman district virginia 70 supply
place occssiosed BY the death Of the Hon Alexander
Newman, takes place to-day The district Is strongly
Democratic and there is doubt the election
democratic candidate The Contestants are George
W. Thompson, democrat, aud Thomas Hsym md,
wbig At the late Presidential election the district
gave Cass majority Of 500 over Taylor.
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NtsIrs TO TIE WBirE HoUsE-We are requested TO
state that the President will hereafter receive visits Of
courtesy between ~ aud o'clock on Tuesdays aud
fridays and that the Presidents House will be open tor
Friday nisht-Nef,oHal fnteLtg snce,, Nee. 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-08

SARDrsrAN VICE CorsuL.-Tne President has
recognized Guillaume Alexandra Lsbaron as Vice
Consul Of Sardinia, lOr the port OF Mobile.
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NM 10 JOINT balIot. "a
New Senators. Y do vacancies.
PrrLApKLrHrA, Nov. T-P. NJ.
The result Of the election In New Jersey yesterday
was follovs-House, 20 democrats and 20 wings;
Senate 10 wings and democrats
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EIGHTEENTH WARD.


The election returns ali IN, except from
important district, and nov enabled to an
nounce the result, a. follows
COUNTY cLrRK.
Votes. Ms;.
Trsncis d. stryker .. bOss VIM Marshall. .bios az
Andrew n. Hodges. -. s7a WIN Jenkins. soa 7Oc
I'd Dis. Edw W. Tiske. 1.n6S freeman Hunt. Leo is6
ID John H. Baker. .l,yT Charles Hooper. ..i7ts 2,9
The Of the ~his candidates all elected far
the city and county are concerned, by majority OF
from six to sever hundred.
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Wbis gain. ........".......... 3,S0
In November, 184S, the democratic majority (Cass
and Van BUREN, the wings (Taylor) was 10 225.
According this the wings have to gain largely in the
counties to hear from to elect their State ticket The
following despatch from Albany received last night,
gives tie impression in that city 81 six O'Clock last
evening"
ALBANY, Nov 7-6P.M.
The impression here Is that the cha In favor
Of Washington Hunt (wbigJ for Comptroller.
Avah Hunt (whig) for Treasurer.
Christopher Morgan (whig) for Secretary Of State.
Levi 8. Chatfeld, (dem.) fer Attorney General.
Freeborn Jewett, (dem. y for Judge Of Appeals.
Frederick Follett, (dem..) for Canal Commissioner.
Darius Clark, (dem.) for State Prison Inspector.
H. Seymour. (wbig) for Engineer and Surveyor.
Chatneld has . majority In this county.
Names OF Candidates Elected.
We have made out Q list Of those elected far -
our returns would permit. They are snnsxsd:-
New ork Legislature.
l. Vk-It- IL
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Clerk. Riblet. whig.
Cas Ca. .hto

toT0ner-' Geer, hfg. $500.
Aims House--b alsted, whig. >.
q, mptroiier--Jaylcr. whig :.
Cor. Counsel Davies whig. /.
Street Com'r-- Dodge, whig. .
Com. X. q. 5 IA dams, wing.
CITY Inspector--s hite, whig.
Com. =. g. L. Childs, wig. :.
Senator Williams, whig,. =.
Assembiy-White, whig. -.
Aidermon- Griffin, wing.
Assiste.nt-Judson. whig. -.
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1-B. J. Allison.
The resut 30 far as heard from, gives IL whis and
democratic Senators In the same Senatorial districts
Last year, the wings had IL to democrats
In the Assembly from the twenty counties above
there are 40 wings and 10 democrats In the Assem-
bly, a. wings, and IL democrats.
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and 70 t,s.chsrw snor ut. - IA awrts ';

wings had scattered around lots and cords Of money
and to treschery among pretended democrats.
RrNpEM.-Pick out the traitors for yourselves !
have my opinion of the conduct Of Mr. Sicklss aud
OF all Of those who are so forward mitses
and at In this hall but dare show their
here this evening. More less Of them are now be
low rejoicing over the of their rascaty
One told me few minutes ago that he regretted to
inform me OF the defeat Of friends and reading the
secret pleasure working In his eyes promptly
ed that be he did not regret (reat ohsering
and shouts for the gallant Captain Joe Sweet whose
name was appended to the treacherous card in Mon
days Head and Sun Is fair sample Of the GLASS
democrats who had this day brought defeat the
party He himself had in stroug tor joe In the
nominating convention, Though he rejoiced that
his exerops had Dot ended In securing him the nom
nation better having been selected Isi oe been
should have had him whining around, about the i'm
portance CT sustaining reguar nominations He Capt
r trusted that throughout all time, Joe Sweet
would be marked mana doomed democrat
He had alluded to the looseness with which the
wings scattered their money around They had even
bought eight of his he etoors reliable boys
In the Second his ward Though they hal got those
limbs with which he accustomed to work they had
accomplished nothing. as the head still remained for
the democracy Az proof Of their failure to affect the
result Of the election in his ward he would that
1t had given the democracy majority Great shout
ing Once only In the had
from voting the regular democratic ticket at the last
Presidential election. He bad voted q split
for . whig end, so help him God he would, He
was truly for his alteration In 1888 and forgi
ven for that, would never again be guilty of the like
folly (Groans and cheers) He wanted ali the traitors
marked; not poor old Toe alone against whom man,
he bad nothing Unless the democracy drive all their
nshy leaders from their midst, they may expect to be
beaten at every election, as they deserve to bs.
AT the conclusion Of the speech OF Captain Rynders
the meeting began TO break up Two or three drunken
fellows then staggered upon the stand and while they
were delivering themselves OF ncoherent rawlings the
crowd quietly dispersed the vsnqushed democracy
firing 10 their homes crashing their teeth and
ing blue vengeance against the traitors OF the day
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11
HHSbaud Catching.

Ofa certain divine an anecaote is told, which Hook used 10 say exceeded any specimen oI coo assurance that he ever exhibited. young eienea friend of his. staying al his house. happened 10 be sitting up night reading, after the iasniy as he supposed, had retired 10 rest. The door opened and his excellent host re-appeared ln hls dressing. gown and slippers.
 {" Nv dear boy" said the .atter seating himself and looking pahe'ieaily at his guest" have few words 10 say-dcn't ioox alarned-,hey wall prove agreeable enoash 10 yeu. rely upon q. The iaci Mns- - and myself have Tor some tIsDe observed the a;ie..ii0n you pay 10 Betsy. We can make every allowance, knowlng year excellent piiaeiples as We do, for the dlfitence which has hitherto tied yoel tongue, but II has been esrrsed lar enough. In a worldly point ol view, Betsy of course, might d b-tler yet we have ai the highest esteem tos yoai character and disPositica-but then our daughter she IS dear 10 as-ind where her happiness IS al stake all minor considerations mast give way. We have, therefore, alter due deiIbrr4toa-l mast o.g not altogether with0gt heslEstson-made Gp oai minds to the match What mast De. must be; yoG are a wofthy fellow, and therefore. ln word, yee have our free and cordial consent Only make oa' child happy and we ask DO more"
 The sstoBished divine, half Pe,rihed iasd dowE his book
 My dear sr," he began to marmur, there ]. some dreadful mistake. really never thought. thA Is, Dever intended"
 No. DO knOw yoa did not Hoar nodesiy indeed, is one ot those traits winch hAs maae yea st dessFvealy fasosite with us all. Bat my deaf boy parents eyes are ehsFy. Anxiety shssPens ihsm We saw well enough what you thought 50 well con esaied Bstsey, too, IS just the glri 10 be 90 won Well well say AS more aboat t. r's ell oset now God Ssess you both Oniy make her good hns- hsad-here she is. l told Mrs. - 10 bs,ng he' dowa sgain; tor the sooaer y0aBg folks are Pal oa of sasPeBss the better. Settle ihe mattef As soor as yoa like; ~e wiIi lease yea ,ogetbef."
 Thug saving thx eoasadefAfe parent bestowed s most Adeeaoa4le kiss upon his daughter, who val al this ja0ctaEe ted iate inc room by her mother both ea dIshahiie, shook his future soSin-law eef elaiy by the hand. and with ." These. ihesss gc along, Mrs. -," tArned his wIie oat of the room aBd .sfl the lovers 10 their isie a tete-
 Wh4, vas 10 be done Commoo humanity, k aothing of poli,euess demanded aoshiag less than proposal, and il was tendered accordingly. aId VI need scarcely add. very graeioasiy received Memosrs ef Hsak
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

Society Epsst ta CsLlfersis.--There a?pears 10 be what the Freneh caiI eoHierersenenf--a complete osertarnof the usual arrangements Of society, st the gold region; For . specttnen of which see the foilONng extract trcr San Francisco letter in th~ Boston Courier:
 Since my arrival have sea hrGtsnaat oi the navy and New York mstehsal dr4gg'ng baad cart al an eanes per load; ie~ days since mel professor in nf your first colleges, driving h's ox team, haai.ng smIgraiR *gaps' 10 the 'dIsx'hs, al tw~aty dollars for oae hantred poaads. Geo'- giA planter cooks Dy salt pork, and does my h,P- jacks brown; a printer from the Ptcayune office keeps my books. and two young g"atl~men ston Ioebsng hoases Pearl street take care o the nles, haul lumber and act as postsrs 10 the store, ssch from SIG io$ $l6 per day Rih boari- h cailto' aia all aSor and one daily furnished with inaganer- able. sources Of amusement by mesfieg oti eass ia such comieai emflsy meai. Imagine our tfiehd -, the artist, with bieksSia trousers, red hASBsl shirt aad Caiiioraia hal, ieddlsRg newspapers: Saa HeraIi. and Tribune. sis Latest dates ifotn NE" York 9afy tsco d9ti.Ee: saea!~
 Tbx artist spokrn ef is doab'isss J $ osgood, whose excellent letters tO The New fosk frIoane eostirm ihs part of h:s occupation, At CAitloT- aia recommending rate of csuFse.
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msasariaa cru.aAs ssr rrssaon,

Aa sa evsassea sf raslgiaas sashaut&aaa ana d. must isapird pautosa.ss sf the IaaaruFaa wasysess ws P-esess slae teswiag ssanssassea of she LatNny ! composed by Kss>ata. lt is aa wamdsr that Haa. xarsas kghs wsil. whsa miagsed wsth Eaelr pFayrss To Assv~a. comes 'hs r~cisai sl teir Isng lss ef e pressian@ aai EvisvAaOs& Laaay q Hssssr&H aa3 Pal;sk HsrysasA s
 God aad F3thes. wh@ h@4t hseaxss shv p~avsa Tom sAe slavery q ERyp. sSd hast @d sh~sn aaas Ehvtsttaa ia8d--ksasoFe te aaF eoamsry.
 Son and Saviour. who. having h@sn ermea6~8. try.
 Mother of God. wAa eay FasAers psSessssas.a Qa~sa et haagssy sud TOlsaa->Sas. sasss ear
 ssaalslaws, peessesav se polaas-st ss.nhan. s.rv, king ~ Maagawy-Ps Pses for as
 tasssn~s, pFssseteF eF Lisawzas& @Eksv Tar ws,
 Psessssiss sssaas of sas iussas d.svskxlsag na. tisMs-Prsy fer ws4
 From ,hs slavery of sIssesvsy. Aaassia ana Rsss. sia-- Deliver aA. eA Lord
 By the na~rgyraasa sf slrty tsusaad, slain at sls bastcs of Bar aad Pest. wa died fer seiF fsats ssa iib~ssy--DeiEver aa, sA Lord.
 Hy sls~ martyraem af twnntH thas91ad af tlte tu- habssaats sf Psag&, siala fer teiF tAfsh apd tsss nherfy--D~iiveg as. oh Lord.
 Hy the aaFsyrdeai ot the yaasAful ssa uf Iiflsu- asis ssaia by the kaens Ia the iuex and i enale- Deliver us, oh Lord
 uY tfs@ fts9s@ " ffte peuEf@ ~ O%&fAtAaa. ssFsagsd is seir sncs snd la the chareAes of tsse eYprsssors Deliver as oh Lera.
 By tiss saartyraasa ok saidirFs maE-seneA at Ftz. eissa, by the Pyas~taas-- Deiiver ns sh Lord
 By the rsyrde8 ef soldiers inmelssed hy the kaeas as Crsa-saas, by tAe Msseoviss Deliver as. sh Lord.
 By the 1tsod os all patriots slain for saeir fsi,s and their liberty -D Deliver Us, ah Lerd.
 By tho womats. tle tears, and sntIerinrs of agl ti,e ssaia aud sxiiss of Hungary Deliver as. et. Lord.
 Give us auivs rsai war for the liberty af thy people We hes~cch thee oh Lord.
 Grant as sar arms aad the emahiems ef eur as- tianWe beseech thee. eh Lord.
 Grant IS happy death apoa ths asid af battle-- We beseech thee, ol, Lord.
 Grant peaceful tosb for the repose of aas resnains--We sesecca thee, oh Lord.
 GFaas as tisa ndspe0s4eaea, tss Integrity. and ths liberty os eoaatsy-Ne bs@eaeh thee In tss aams of the Father sBd the Soa and ths HslY Ghost Amen.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-09-11

SAaotiag Gt q Boa1Eiak.-The following truthful and witty description of shooting al a eooailnk, which have published beiors. tsiags back upon a man the memory of school boy days with grca' yUldness, when, with gun in hssd. he hudged through the meadows. Ia make his hFst essay as a sportsman. The description Is good enough to publish once year:
 The bobaIiak has an insinctiFe hcrTor for cold lead, and the faculty of dc-agng oGi Us ~ay which ethsI bird. so tar pathological kBoSsedge extends, IS possessed oL Frequently have we eFepi directly under a los ash sideE, upon inc top oi which ol the ehAiieress was pefehed. taking delsoeEaie ann. masket ehAfged SIlh about SIX iarhss of powder, and biaxed away. Down the bard would eoae, ali bat to the groand, ard, when we thought we had him secure, oH be ~oaid ty Afleg performing divers fantastic gyraiioas. and Tapping hts wings to convince ns that we aAi no' woa0drd han, he would sudaenly stop still m inc ar. pssk kaoSIngiy and wekediy in our taes. aud the loyoasasss et his exabefaEt GAney N ssId open ~iih soag ot As o@h composition. the barden oI which soahdeG 10 us ike the following:
 Ha. he, ha-d0H't yoa wish you e0ad' Cik bang Wasn't 1 of "a season. Hiit ka dink Pat n more poxder. Chiekadse. de. de. T0a eAhi coSne Il. Didn't yoa thisk yoa had Us Bat yon hada', theagh. C4I sgaIa to-moftes--slsa ays n''a me at home Chicka9ee-iip wheet. Never tei 60 well "a ny hle Doc yoa feel cheap Ha, ha R,psadayt Catch 2 hobaliak asleep! Ziiks- ~esi sa are the gssalesi fooi ever saw. Lsea's-spin Glve ay rsspecis 10 yeas Eaai. How's yoat Eaa Take as<- HiP.xip. fastiee4ns. Ea. ha- hA. skesl Altsr indsig,ng ia thts bsi ef sxteAPosansoai sailery, laughing ell the lims--ws eeaA faify se' hisa laagA-tA< bobaiiak weald turn ssd ny ea k ihs nexi bash, ie4siag us te load. creep aPr an' bAag assay AsAiapT aoi. tS saii oas fancy, Prrt sxaey. noisy, witty feliows these bobabnks-sh' Msfessies cad GossAsps oi tas i~4lhsEsd nloS-Sa they nsssa msddIz ~iiA politics
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.frvsstsd aEd Hsag --'fhe negro that maFderrd has master. Mir. James Aadessaa. hss keea arrested. and frem what we esn learn, hls met Si.h sammasy rasishmeas, The eitiSeas ot the county hsas hius. We regret t exceedingly, as a IS 4 hsti precedent. He eoaii have been brought to Van Haren snt tried immediately, The circuit court was in sessson at tise ine he was arrested; aaa we helleve, Iasixs Floyd dsaayei the ttne tor adjournment. expecting the aegre 10 he brought down Gos trial. Let our laws have their course aad we hops we shall not be ealss uPoa again fo notice another instance of lgaca l4rc.-EoTf SaaA Herald