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,.s. = shstr dslsgsuons Congress- stand up for this
msen 8 o6sasS.s and thus keep alive the di.
visisss ssSsPpfy szi'sing;
Or th.t sths southern people have. in the
cuivoc put their seal Of condemnation upon the
~ soutben legislature has condemned the measure
in terms. There have been spprovas Of il gwen
BY distinguished men, and public meetings, aud the press
the South Than against it, These expressions have
been man ss
moi been taken up In The House where there are thirty
southern ssnsors thirteen known to be tor i. and
con to believe that least enough Of them will ultimate
" 70 for il to make q majority of the thirty Al any
rate man is authorized 10 say that majority OF them
Alt is not fact. you alege. that in favor Of
abolishing the slave trade in the District Of Columbia
There 10 nothing that have sad Or done that authorizes
mia bill proper voted against II in the committee, and
shall vote and speak sgsnst il in the Senate.
o si sG States aas
the slave between him and his master" There is not
word about the rights Of the slave in the bill and the
added to the fugitive slave bill was acceptable to Mr.
Mason. the author Of that bill, aAd all the southern
bcrs ON the committee, and considered by all ad
vantage to the South which the northern members
would dispense with if we did not desire H..
i not fact, you sllege. that the "oss OF Texas
BY the bill il enough 10 form two large States. She
loses nothing by the bill but what is dispute and what
she il amply paid for And what 10 thus given up Tor
fair compensation is not by the bill changed lis chaac
ter to slavery And. besides, this whole clause has no
eject without the consent OF Texas and think her inter-
ssts likely 10 be safe in the hands OF her senators
and her legislature in those OF who subscribe 10
and read the South Carolina papers only
S. Ii 10 not fact. you allsge that | said in my
speech .sthat large States should submit aggression.
insult, and wrong" said No auch thing.
In curious and involved sentence near the close of
your letter. you insinuate that have minated something
10 democrats that il ''uDwo,hy Of who bears the
name OF democrat, and hur oack The implied accusation
Will you be good enough TO inform me in your next
epist!e If YOU should honor me with another, from what
part OF my speech you dtaw such inference where
you find 10 it any attempt my part to make party
have many ohgs and democrats" in this sentence,
il would greatly gralify my curiosity to be informed
which OF the two paea whether 10 neither both,
the s!gners oil the letter belong
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
s w. DOWNS
To Messrs Sterling I Scarret, A. L Ards. William A.
Drake, IT,. Bacon, Mileage Galpoin. H Gibbs, L
l. Paxsn, Thomas +. NJ Cabert, J. Gibbs, a. G. Hill,
and Martin Coniiscr.
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For Norfolk. Piney Point, and Posne-rarc RE-
daNed.
a &sn Tho steamer o~c~o's will, on the loth Of July,
fup114p commence making trips week TO the ABOVE
places, leaving Washington every "wednesday and
saturday socock returning Jssve Norfolk every Monday
and Thursday nj o'clock,
Touehns going returning Pney Point Old Point Cone
river, and the usual IaRdnoA on the Potomac
Passage 10 Pinsy Point, o..
PasxaGe and Old Point ~ and return NJ time
during the bathing season, o.
Passsse and fhre 10 Norfolk, -
Julyt-1 JAMES MITCHELL.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nxw Yoxx. July 10, IsSo-a,

NEw Yoxx. July 30 1860. p
The arrivals of goods from abroad continue 10 DC very
large for seasonhe business operating much for the
spring trade that s commencing early The business
for January was per larger Than usual Tor that
month"; greater than for OF the succeeding months
July has thus far exhibited the same Tea
lures AID the thus Lar show that aoy WIZ range
near millions Tor the month Heretofore me heaviest
has been unlfo nny collected IN August. aud last
year for month So a6 6iihe highest sum ever
collected in similar period 1t appears therefore mat
the business this year 10 not only larger Du' one o"
earlier The aspect OF srkei, although Spou - hot
such as to sseor ORDERS was the case lao
spring, any considerable extent and the exchange mar
ket already shows downward tendency. The large I'M
por,aon OF July, being probably the bnk OF Tue ieoePs
tor the fall trade, have been met with an even *an
and with considerable hand. there Is now pros
pec fail Thus the July dividends as lar as u'ey al
feet exchanges, gone forward Tho Mexican ihdch
nifty paid aud the poriaons have been eled
FOR These por,ant items being cleared. he exchanges
dsooped, and the Atlantic took only about sooV
specie al the time the stock OF cotton on mana y
worth $40 900 than that held the same ZINE
year. and demand for United States stocks apeaa
reviyng while from western Europe are OF
a character indicate improved demand iof Amer
produce Some months since .aentioned me
fact that the low range OF prices Tor farm produce
which ruled in the last half OF lS49 was atnibuape
70 the effect of the high prices of lS7 The low prices
reacted dn production, and the crops oil dimhisheu
breadth of land known 10 be Injured ny an IN
favorable In western Germany the rye crop ~
paricar has suffered and the wheat crop OF France, B-
GUM and Holland good a ia.t year The ab'h
~ of those copnues 70 supply England on me same cn
!, thus dim nished while the United States exiTaod
nary good harvess exist and the OF transportation
are so far i'm proved aud multiplied make material
difference the which produce may be delivered
profit Of the producer Under these circumstances
the aspect Of affairs is quite prcmi-iDg
The outward moven Of the precious metals which
has taken place this year has been quite az much
The ec, The California discoveries as Of an adverse
ba.no OF trade. called Thus the waoia export irom
January 10 July II So 943y4 OF this amount very
iit,e any, American COIN OF 81 1885, 1893. the amount
Of exports Tor v, ending July "a ella sshcaton
n, follower
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Or Take NottccThe journeymcn carpenters
qu-ed City Hail. Friday, ID instant, eight
O'Clock consideration the eypediency OF demand
per diem.
Aug LII MANY WHO ARE INTERESTED.
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MARRIED

July Mr.. DoSkLAs, JOSEPH r. CROWN
RISCI.LA ANN WALTERS, all Of this city.
chscsown Free Press, Annapolis and Elcous Mills
papers, please copyl
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MOUNT ~ MaryVs College. Ensmitshurg. Md.--Ths
III naa session udiss Mount A. MMy College will
the 18th n August Tho board tuition
This Includes the entire cossse
also French dcco sss washing sndng Ae and paid hall
yearly, In advance. Mssic and drawing ~
For Further particulars apply 10 the ssaidsnt Of Noun. a. Mays
Collage. July ao-tisAsg
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Mr.. Bates arrived in this city Tuesday from the
White Sulphur (va) Springs II is no,yet sscertained
whether be has accepted his appointment to sea, in the
cabinet
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rELEeRAPIHo REro1,s soR THE USlox.
ChAtr0 Rsports.

ST LOUIS July 30.-rhe report Tor tho n
hours ending Saturday, at6 ten deaths by choen
For time Sunday, seven cholera deaths were
reported
LOUISVILLE July 30The Board OF Health repoTtrd n
the IS eudpg last evening 4o deaths oil which
were from cholern, and 70 from otner diseases.
CINCINNATI, July The Boari OF Health report for "
"a hours ending on Monday so deahs-l2 being from
era aod IS rom other diseases and tor the "a hours ees
this evening Is deaths oil which 10 were i,om cholera, I'd
81 rom Other Diseases. 4tNs
PirrsBuKc July 3O-Matthew II. Lawse, esq omsf
alderman this city, and gentleman rucn ~sieera
for his many good qualities, died OIL Sunday "fsfno1
from II attack OF the cholera.
Several of cholera have been reported during
pact few days.
There is now three feet in the channel.
BosroN July 30.-Mr Wakefield, the Npothecary, n
by MISTAKE, put poison which caused the death q
AL assistant sssessor, was toSay arrested on the cna
OF aud gave bail the OF 1900 io
pear for trial "a .FsA etH eFtf N
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J. b. M. POTTER,
T. CADWAkADER,

Report of The Commiaes on Police.
The subjects of inquiry which have engaged the atten-
on Of this committee relate 10 the wants, the
health, and the moral condition Of the cadets The object
OF all police regulations these important results
We have carefully examined into the condon and
agement OF the barracks, the hospital and the commons
In relation the barracks now In of constuc-
the COMMITTEES have grea; satisfaction in being able to
that these permanent the plans OF which
the result Of experience and udicous observation
all could DO desired Tho location Of the buildings
admirable and the removal Of the old will greatly
enlarge tho plain for military exercises The arrangement
and lie OF the their iunturr the ventilation and
the sleeping apartments are 4 combination OF convent
ences admirable and jnulcous.
In with the barracks erved the bathing
rooms, where the cadets, very slight expense,
battle week, oftener II desired This Is n great
luxury. the enjoy Of which a,o eai and
physical development 1t is recommended insure the
supply Of water In the dry season. when II IS most required
tss the uuapproprsted fountain. IN lbs Immediate
vicinity, by which not only constant and full supply Of
splendid fountain the OF tho parade ground
III The m,tec examined the hospital with the closest
afforded 10y The surgeon. charge
IT, From careful Inquiries and inspection, the committee
Of professional gentlemen who able and faithful guar
dams OF the health OF the CADETS and ali other persons this
post and who also possess those high moral and mental
quail catons that essential the medical profession
The COMMITTEES recommend that the public road passing
noise, be removed to distance, and that the
meodatons oil the surgeon IN communication (marked ID
herewith transmitted, In regard To enl.ting competent
men and m.trons especially tor the service Of the hospital
iii For the accommodation OF the cadet. new rne..
hail now in process OF erection, which win be finished
this autumn.
The present messha exhibits the appearance OF neat
and oider the food good and sbundan, and
cooking nd,cious The person who has charge OF this d
hcult department Is experienced Ia the business receives
AKed salary Tor his services, derives from
position and appear manage the 10 pro-
the comfort well the pecnniary interests of
cadets
In conclusion the desire to express their I'M
qualified appreciation OF the system OF police
ton.
JAMES d COBB,
JOHN N POMEROY,
JAMES g. STKO TIER,
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Univcrsiay or PennsyivAnia.
MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. srssroS, 1850
M 81 The lectures viii Monday, October T. and
terminate about the end " March ensuing
further Information, July number OF Medical
Journal. w. r. HORNEW MI
.a Dean ~ the Medical Faculty.
PHILApRLpHA, July !, 1850 Aug i--kawdActoctia
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DUBIIC NOTICE-ThroS Months' Extra Pay.-N =
be BY the following joint resolution Of the 9Th JULY
unsesd claims fo three month"; extra pay heeas
through the second AUDITORS Onsce al sppcaasM
the will accordingly be addressed to the Becond Aadt
BENZ r. LARNED,
Acting PsyDsster 0cnsL
PAYxAsrER GKSKRAL's OvUcE, July -, 1889.
restoring II "tbree ch
pay" claims fe accounting oBcen Of the usassg
Rotrcd BY tAe Senate aud Hcse Of ~ U
ted States sme,ea Cossrsss asssmbef That from and ~
ohce muscians, and privAiss for three noeshs sr
In the with Mexico provided fos BY ne
approved July nnsse nth, eighteen hsnd
chapter huhdr I'd and four, which, BY oint
made the duty Of tho dspa.ssn q ~
sstue under such regulations - The Paymastes Osser.
hereby direced % b ssssd By The Second a.1 &C.
SECOND Comptroller Of tho Treasury that MI muster ~
rolls and all other pspers relating said cistus Me In us
Generals Once, BE- transferred to the 6ecoad Audofh
made by pay department. unda
resouton approved the twenty ninth day July eighteen
considered valid had -
by the accounting of3cers 9th treasury.
Approved July ~, 1850 Aug l-ds
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Report Of the Committee on Administration.

Aer . careful examin OF the organization the
MitaIy Academy, and the actual administration OF us
h~cnt departments, The committee Of the opinion
that, both its plan aud its PRACTICAL operation the IN
smineny fulfilling s sh national purposes.
The scientific aud studies extensive, and
Instruction fstniui moral
Ia conduct and Department Vi cadets
elevated and conspicuous ho discipline ). cxsc, aud adj
nunb!e, and the muussy knowledge impaired Is
,sut,cs a1d profound Every de thJroosl
orkanzed rs t.s provided for Its uppou VIII al
,w aud the whole .e,lc and miii,ay staff
o. professors 'nd officers OF y superior aainnens ano
quail bcatons
In of lie additional acadcm year deemed
~, the ccm'tee would suggest the pror,ey OF cessug
number OF cadets which State Is respectively
rut.ed enable
ate npnnsy many - does III pre- ohei ,sr, n.
iumhr OF caoe's remaining the the oi tho
1--WE would divide te into vs insead
oi fsr classes, and ds propoonay dscfesss Inc szs OF
clssA.
By t. sct ii Congress emablishinx and organic az
Military Academy apecia provision ia made ior ,ho sal
sry Of The superintendent a.d he thus SIMPLY receives
according his rank in the Of ~gl
necrs and ~ the coumandant Of military post II h. DO
colonel mnio he W III receive the pay attached
10 thoss grades respectively A. he receives
compensation Whatever, andthus the salary hnctnases
with tlAs rank Of tho incumbent
II il Otherwise with the professors OF the different depart
nents all N whom hxsd salaries The professor OF
ne.r. .mon"ns per
peinesrins nsthsmscs sibics chsmissy and infantry
tsotcs. md tho surgeon POI: scevs ssen .ne ply
tho instructor of ARTILLERY receives io pay Of maIV Of
cavalry, and go per month. allowance for command
inR detachment Of artillery and cavalry amounting 70
VI 0sS per annum
The present able and pished superintendent OF
me AcAd.my captain Of engmeen. And cons qnSSnuy
conmandant Of the post amounts to the OF
NJ, so annum-belng of either of
the professors and less than that Of the surgeon OF the po
This state Of thinga anomalous and inconsistent,
should NOT in the opinion Of the committee longer exist
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no all pcrs0ns whom II may c0ncern.-yAmes MurAt
mailman, died in TIM ls+o, the county OF Hali
State Virginia. intcsRts leaving pefoua unn
his next Of KIN fhe ie any are entitled, under the laws
Said Murphy Ie undsrsgued, hs widow who admin
estate, and who will be entitled the m ~
dsributec he eft Of kin. She nk~ ns
method Of informing all snch, exist forward as
tab their right her said property osheswire she
conclude that such exist and will consider the property m
Aug l-wiA' MARY A. MURPhi,
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ny DYER n BROTH ER, Aacslon<ess.
GOVERNMENT sALRstsam Boiler Naval Stores, Capeu, ~
On Monday August 5h ~ O'Clock, shall sell 81 the
Yard, in wash1gon
sells.
Immediately aner the following naval stores, viz;
FrorisioNs
Barrels beef, pork, bread, butter
Flour, rice, beams cheese, motasses dried fruit &c.
CLotA,rs
Pea and round jackets, trowsers shirts
shoes, stockings, &c.
Carpets.
Several carpets and rugs.
Also, I6t OF carp~nters' tools
Green and black pants
Cooking utensils, ship chAndery wares, kc.
Terms cash, Ia specie.
BY order Of the Navy Agent DYER BROTHER,
July 3-d Auct'oneer
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no Gentlemen who shave thoua seaves.-s Parker, va
has presented tho public of vefn
vented. Offers 10 n t~ the world -
the "sw rsror made by Jmcs Coulter of switseisnd ans
humbus skc great pleasure In recommending 10 Esnu'"
shave themselves nvnuabae o -
iwarrAss ~ that sell, and refund We money does mol ~
perfect sausfhcds~ IT'D 90
Also Just received supply cssesssssd shaving soaP
For sale cheap at
July 500 Fancy, Comb. and rerfumeU ht'U
UflARLne ALERT
e ATTORNEY AT
And ssens for claims In general
July 6-d3m
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y. s Will you hint TO OF my old friends in Con.
gress that should be happy 10 receive pub docs and
other favors from them We are mseraby bad of up
here for stray paper, all read to pieces, IS the
be- that can hope for, and that costs 81.
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THE Cuba Erpeditsen--1hs Night q the Lsv.dem shs
equal hurry n persons In OF dry goods ~
Yerys selling on ms stock Of sume eoods sch pdss
heard Of before In this city, From this forward
OF stock Of gooAs very redss
pr,ce- make for the tall trade. nans
will Aad good eo
genemcns boys and youths with good stock Of k
furnishing goods shst cannot be surpassed In qualify snd
early call In solicited
q. WIN. VERIFY,
June 9-3aw3w Opposite Centre MshH
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SUMMER GOODS AT PRIME COyr.-The rub.crisrr
~ respectfully notify their snd public rsners ~
they from ths ths ~ y
september sell OF the remainder Of their ws rt'
prime and indeed ARTICLES
heavy winter
visiting the city viii hpd greatly "
call examine goods before purchasing
certainly Offer very great bargains for cash.
The following comprise part
80 pieces dfisrcat style rich silks, less than cost
N do piad stk tissues, VI cent?
n do figured be eyes, NJ lrl cents
~ do do do ats cents
rs do very nch do atJt cents
10 do light b~regc dc LANES, Al A. cents
10 do second mourning bereges, at y cents
do second mourning fis~ues, ~ 81 cents
Do French and lawns, lee than
embroidered and colorcd Tavlstou sohss, g.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, NAY, co
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BY TELEGRAPH = Tss s:S.Y08s TRIBUNE.
Cosrinuatiou Of the Rios in the Ohio
legislature.

VIZ
TIE r~ea-es, con -.sl1n ST.. prevails I'D tls sem
AID there . bot FAINT hope Or rs beng 'e'
.or some ...ae 1 resolution vas passe1 l'---s
~ johnson Tie Democ-sar ,eaa-or rom me as
..,..s r,...--~. = Hamilton County his seat until
,,, mater .fau be decided hy The future acton %
II. .e.a.e-pro,ii.a- tina; be should ri vote on
II. ..rp .sse. o. aas-a.4- aaectias Or ;ha; oo.-a
affect h.s o@n case.
sab.sqseu,y several efforts we're raa.e 20 o''e'
.-,so,...,. %, remove tie speaker from TIC char
! scene oi tie w.des, CONFUSION o-owea.
TIE speaker decided the resolution o1i %. order
ami refused o. entertain al appeal
IL the ra e. q: tue greatest nproaF and ro.n'.o-
the speaker announced the standing Committees
The Loo Fooos loudly protested AGAINST Ire -.ra.
2, 30 60.
A. at aoaf 'De se-4-. adoumcd b great
"a s1rIcr
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THE sfSAIE-Dcmocrocy and Norerv.-Tne
Southern telegraph broke down on Thursday night
before the close II our report Of the Scnstes pro
ceedings could be sent over It. We regret tha
we can now make FOR only the briefest SYNOPSIS
The subject, It will be reoollected, was Mr. CLEn
rSss resolution Of inquiry. intended b worm out o
the archives 81 the Departments some noisrious
bOcus pocus. whereby Gen Taylor. Ar Gay ~n
and Butler King bod cpnspired 10 Transform Can.
E,ysia into Free State Mr. Clemens had taken
milf Al the laying Of his resolution on the table D.
the votes Of his Northern political brethren ani
hal seen 1T 10 donouDce them as faise 70 The oont
worse even than the Northern Whigs because
ess open ard manly " their hostility. To tIi'
charge Mesms Douglass, Shields, &c plead MOI
guilty they had meant nothing mkind 20 Tho
9,yuih 10 voting NJ Ciemcnss resolution on the o.
bic; Mr.. DoDGE Of Iowa. stated that ffs STA
never passed any Wimoi Proviso resolutions NJ
BusHr Of ln1 said dtto for his, but We believe h'
was mistaken and Mcssrs FoorE and DAVIS Of
Mss Dowxs Of Ia and KING of Ala. intcrcede'
m behalf Of the Northern DemocracS, when NJ.
CLExLss was riding. they thought, too roughly
Mr. DrcKivsoS oyy Dick also spoke in depreciation
II Mr.. C's ccnsures, svowing his opposition to the
sentiments embodied in the resolutions OF mstruc
ton passed BY recent New York Legislatures
file fD,ckl had his friendship for The south ana h'
devotion Constitution BY hs Hcs IN The Senaie nl
ms snbiect He had shown his devotion 20 h'
an5 HE disregard Of n the fanatic hGial"n
IN. s sci AZ the North BY he votes here lie ad AWAY
spod by the rghs Of the South, and n Goa gave pm
,ir,yrth aways would do 80 lie objected IL
mis- wholesale denunciaOn Of the North and OF the Norm
DcnOcfsis. as body. Inc pe"P' h'l'
when N. will prove themselves deN oied q
he COusi tuition and willing 10 protect The south from an
Constitutional aegressiOn He he'd always done 81, and
fle question: ras be tried by he Uond BE- tcHn0 4
a, scrd IN defonss II III coHshiufi0a1i rights OF H.
SortA Applause
After some more unImportGnt talk. the question
was taken and Mr. CLEMENS srcsolutIons adopted
Yeas a. Nays B. The Senate then Thursday
adjourned 10 Nonddyi
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Late and Important New from the >aIt Lake
scarcity OF -tores-Plent' oil @old-In-
dian fIostiities, &c.

1 letter has been received here dated salt Lsk,
c.- o. a. which .av, A. he Mormon. -o- Caa.or-.a
brought much gold
Al AID. II lse-cialIse D-e-e scarcc and co-rsn4e
hch price- Taer- were only two .a stores H RE vs.
-, 20 supply population of 5000
sos, bad fallen a.. Pie mountain s around he vale,
All b. f.e sou'i-Wcs' Pa. % We fee' deep
Rlmo-. prevailed 'aa' " ss1uu eHrrsl'- hsl .e.
some ,QusW. 81 ae slsSc e oi lad ans. snd taa, zoe
ier'iy hostile o tie Nhi'es and we're commit
tug isrrstafHrs ivlere7t- QQor-.nfF offered
g-rfr tlcr attic VITA smother party ~ si grants.
Mr.--s LeuCs-1u and Ark.l traders ~ Sal LAKE. ad
cleared .0ff 'u weeks they lad sod a..
cs.rr ye -nai VA arrive Mr Rc-e o. New 90
also sold SlHff ul goods .r "a DAYS
Grain r-or- hld er1 good 'le prospects 0f lie c'u--
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XyxIu CONGRESS ...Fir-t session.
HOUSE or REPREsENTATGvEs
NN...-N.r.N ErIa.- I.r = L /.

The House 0rr-el i's ees-. N - 1s4s4
~ I>Gf understood 'ls there We conrnInicaion n.
ie table from e Pre-den' u reply 'o ZION csiA1-
,-, him f.r formation ~ ne action oi tie 51fe-rr'r
ir rt' n,Ir fo California a-ar-
~ -rr4Alp aid there we're '.vo cc~r'in -ntioHs Hr
fe able huf their character lad no been era ed bl
him.
VI f~.f 4sked thai hv general consent lev 20 PRINTED
and a.t ODD fla table. v.-.Otf Do NJ refd.
NJ Clisc,fA~ ob ec'-d He wanted 'o know 'helr
character fret
Mr Prrsro~ Ki~e moved 20 postpone ihe election o'
Door1eeprrt tomorrow. 'o ~, 90 f'e communicate
N0f agreed tn
several question. were asked md answered. aDf iHr
or. made with view cef ~ me rC'1ulr cor 0r- hn
fle cerr,s. consent was r0f allowed.
81 BuFT called ny rc execution OF no order Toy 'i'
election ~ Dp0rseeper
str Mci.sF gave notice that 20 would "a gentlemen 0
order t.v crowded around 1e Clerks ce-k while fe
name y.cre being called lie hoped % would mn, he r'
qtafcd
To SrF,sFE requested gentlemen 'o keep 'he.r Places
and Keep from taking, 1 enao" the Pol "r' o ~ar re-
pOu-ss
Nomination. were then MADE
NJ STANLy named TUFTS. and sad hat he could no. Do
elected lie would change b. vote FOR sny decent man.
The election then proceeded with. Messrs fsrsei
and Others wifhdrawn and Weller, TuNs Wright " liau
Deear' ~ Indiana and William Funu. Of Indians Don
u.aN