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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
GRAPES FOR THE TABLE
LEATEER HOSE.

m ~ Ah AT Nm HUSE,
N N. i n EN9INES Steamboats,, Eectorce, STREET
AShGhS, &c manufactured from the best oRk.tsu.
20 ashe viii wroaght copper rive.s, always on hand
AZ i0s s''o oy JOHN II BOWIE co.
Nh tSotitet aud Leather Dealer, so Eerry.sl
% also iol tes cali skinE, wax and freo upper
eeet std euFrted leather OF eYarS descrtor "a In
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NEwYoRK AND PHILApEs.fnhirrH uIA.
E3f6 !IE1sSi5 Z 1esi. 4. s e
e nom @ p tSo DOT q
Co q p and s snd - En-
from 100. AND A hsh!se,1bi RA !
IA h9Agg 4 II. and 1t O'Clock P. ~ By
FT sa sa eass es SsSRsS @
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ted with scroulous diathess, which we olcn find I'm,
for which II Is difficult 10 prescribe consider tb svr
up peculiarly useful Ia chronic diseases of tho IN
= may be uscd with success, being well calculated
W. eus diseases. Being acquainted with the c,rn
uo" oi TINS SYRUP spsak Of it with more co,sdenco
A. MCFARLAND NJ. d.
M, g., Insane Hospital, Concord n H.
ruins IKE these prove the efficacy Of this invaluable
preparation of Dr. Cofbcui II is not hcrnded to the
world by disgusting statements of cures which no med
,I,ne ever could effect hut simply promises (under
o "pptoNm Of the ablcst physicians and chemists in
e countryD to cleanse the blood heal the lungs change
ueprnVed system cure all cruptions Of the skin dispe
diseases OF the liver crysipeos, rhematism salt rhoum
dvscntcry. and give tone cnfeeblcd and dyspeps
cal stomach.
That it will effect these permanently, tcstimon
ais to abundant to he offered.
acJ-Thc above valuable medicine is sold by f. BRIN
LEY & CO.. Druggist Boston, aud by their appointed
Agents.
Sold by w. p. Russell Middlcbury, also by Ags
throughout the State. 5lw
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AMERICAN IRoN.-A friend who has
been for some time collecting statistics
of the present state Of the Iron business
throughout Pennsylvania, has ascertain
ed that of six hundred Furnaces in that
State f1o hundred and serenity .fce are
now in the hands Of the Sheriff, and of
three hundred aud twenty iron FORCES one
hundred and sin are likewise in the Sher-
IFS hands.--A great lron-masicr the
Sheriff would seem to be. Now is IT
possible that fools are such fools that
anybody believes all these failures and
stoppages are cOntrired by the Iron men
in order to raise a clamor for the revls-
ion of the TarfT?-N. y. Tribune.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
TO THE MIDDLEBURY REGISTER.
Latest from the Cuba nvasion!--The
Expedition broken up!

New YoRK, May 81, 1-2 P. NJ.
The n. Y. Correspondent of the Phila-
delphia Enquirer, states that Lopez, just af-
ter he landed at Savannah telegraphed i'm
mediately to this city, for men and ammuni-
ton. The Herald hos the following from
Washington The Spanish Minister, Sig
nor Calderon de La Baron. has received a
despatch from the Spanish Consul at Savan-
nah, stating that Lopez and his 500 men, af-
ter taking one town in Cuba. and finding no
reinforcements, but strong Spanish force
marching against them, re-embarked in the
Steamer Creole, and proceeded to Kcy
Wsst, Fla, from which place Lopez /and
few others proceeded in a regular
Steamer to Savannah, where they arrived
yesterday.
The Evening Express has the fol lowing
from Washington
Nav 81. The Steamer Creole arrived al
Key West on the 2lst, having on boatd COO
men. She was chased by the Spanish
Steamer Pizarro from Cardenas. On the ar.
rival of the Crole at Key West, the Col
lector sent an officer on board and seized
her in the name Of the Government for VIC.
lating the laws of the United States. The
GOO men are now at Key West, and 2
naval force is asked, to lrevcnt further out
RACES from them. Gen. Lopez was there AZ
the dispatch. The Captain Of The Pizarrc
states that he captured the bark and brig
which accompanied tine Creole, and took
from them letters and communications, con
tanning full plans of the expedition.
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Keene, April so, 1850.
THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE
rt-r,p,c nAISAM or WI n CUERR


was introduced in the year las and has been well test
ed in all the complaints. for which il Is recommended
For ten years it has proved more eficaoous a. rene
ly for coughs colds, influenza, bronchitis asthma aud
consumption, ia lis ncpeut stages, than any other med
cine.
What time establishes aud consecraies, what expert.
cnce adopts and confirms what all men IN all place, H.
mite in saving is good aud valuable. i doubt 4
popularity Of this sort fixes in society it, roofs deep
and strong that time cannot destroy it, The success
which has attended this medicine for several years rast
has the prcudices of all respectable men, and
tho article has taken stand among the first class OF
discoveries and blessings OF the age and When ored
To in SEASON. oradicates the disease for which It Is rec
commended.
(From the Boston Evening Trayeller)
II is perhaps but of justice to the propricors OF
Wistars Balsam of Wild Cherry for rs to that our
personal experience in the of this article has i'm
pressed " most flyoraby One of the proprieors OF
the Traveller entirely cured of severe cough OF
four months continuance by the of this Basam aud
several Of friends aud acquaintance who have tried
the article have found IT OF great service in relieving
them of severe coughs and shorness of breathing, viii
whey they have been afflicted.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper
| Sold by W. F. Russell. Middlebury also by Agt
| through the State DIV
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s. NJ. HEWLETT, the eloquent and de-
voted champion Of Temperance, held in
admiration large and highly respectable
audience at Washington Hall last Sun
day evening. He portrayed the evils of
intemperance in that bold and fearless
manner for which he is justly celebrated
adducing arguments, clear and incontro-
vertible. Mr.. ii. has just returned from
tour in the South. where he has been
eminenty successful in awakening a
deep interest in the cause Of suffering
humanity. We wish him God speed il
his endeavors to reclaim the inehrlate
and 10 restore him to that state for which
the God of nature designed him.-NeD
ark Nv ~ Union, 18th inst.
Mr.. Hewlett is coming this way
soon. He will, as usual, meet with a cor
dial reception from the friends of TEN
perance inVcrmont.
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Musical Notice.

The next annual meeting Of the New
Hampshire and Vermont Musical Convcn-
ton, will be holden at Montpelier, commence
ing on Tuesday. June A, at 8 o'clock A. NJ,
and continue four days. The musical cxer-
cises will be under the direction of Pro(s
b. F. Baker Boston, and ]. B. Woodbury.,
n. Y.
1t is hoped that amateurs, teachers, Choir
listers and persons interested in the advance
ment of the science of music, will be in at
tendance and by their presence and co>op-
Grafton, aid in the promotion of the cause.
1t is also desired that musicians bring their
instruments for the organization Of an or
chestra-as TIE presence of person highly
competent 10 lead in that department is eX'
pectcd. GEO. w. HARRIS.
For Committee
| Keene, April 80. 1850.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by The
Probate CoOrt for the District OF Addison
commissioners, to receive, eximine and adj
Just all claims and demands OF all persons,
against The estate of
JOHN HACkETT,
late of Hancock in said District, deceased,
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
offset thereto; And six months from the LIST
day of May 1850, being allowed by said Count
for that purpose. we do therefore hereby give
notice that we viii attend 10 the cuisines oiour
said appointment, at the dwelling house oil
widow Sarah Hacket, The late residence of the
said John Hackel, deceased, in Hancock in
the County of Addison on the third Tuesdays
Of June, August, and October next, from nine
o'clock, A. NJ. until four O'Clock, p. Nj. on
each of said days.
SUMNER A. WEBER, Commits.
DAVID EATON, s;,,ers
LYMAN EMERSON,
DaIed at Hancock, this 7lh day Of May
1850 3:3w.
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remem-
District of Addison, SIS. ( bered that, at
Probate Court held at Middlebury in and for
the District OF Addison, on the goth day Of
April, A. ID. 1850.
Charles A. Wicker and Daniel Howe, admin
istrators of The estate Of
ALFRED COOLEY,
late of Bridport in said District, deceased pre-
sent their administration account for allowance
1t is thereupon ordered that said account he
considered for allowance by this Court at the
session thereof to be held at the office OF the
Register of this Court, in said Middlebury, on
Thursday, the 9th day Of June next, at one o.
clock in the afternoon and that said admins
traitors give notice thcrof to all persons inter
cstcd, that they may appear and make their oh
ecions, if any they may have, TO the allow
ancc of said account, by publishing certified
copy Of this order in the Middlcbury Register
IA newspaper printed at said Middlebury-
three weeks excessively previous TO the tim'
| of said Court
.Ji. S. Bushnell, RegistT
A true Copy of Record.
Attest, Jed. 5. bushnell, Regis'n
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4flarrir0,

In this village, on the goth inst by Rev. S
G. Coo JAMES SATTERLrE PHELPS, to HAIR
RET c., daughter of the late Joseph Dyar
Esq all of this place.
Ia Vergcnnes, on the Goth inst, by Rev. II
F. Leavitt, Mr.. CHARLES o. STEVENS, Of Ste
vcns' Hotel, and Miss PnEBE j. THoRN, oil
Panton.
In Cornwall, May 23d, by Rev f. w. Ohm
sted, of Bridport, Mr. HoRATIo SANFORD to
Miss SARAH A. DANA, both of Cornwall.
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BLEEDING FROM THE LuNGs--Mr u. :. Terry mer.
chant Byron. Genesee county, NY, wrote Aug. 81
lsis "Brants medicine is doing wonders hereii has
cured of Consumption that all the physiciens had
said MUST DIE. When lac commenced taking Brants
medicine he could not raise his hand 10 his head he
bod at the lungs aud symptom seemad 10 Indicate
that he must die but astonishing 10 ALL he - nov able
u labor, and rides all the county Ito used ONLY
i've bottles-l will also show you when visit the city
OF New York IN the Spring what great things Brant has
done for II has also cured young lady Of Con
sumption in Orleans county, which her father said no
doctor could cure.
Another CAsK.- Mr.. w. Chaplain, merchant, Mid
debury, State of Vermont stated that his
afflicted with bleeding tue lungs aud after all other
remedies failed aud his phy sienn sad he would de- he
made Use Ell BRANrS INDIAN PULMONARY BAL
SAM, which soon restored him TO health
~ For let Of agents advertisement in another
column, I2w
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To The Hon. The Probate Court for the District Of

To The Hon The Probate Court for the District Of
Mr. Hdren.
Nathan Smith, guardian of Norman Smith,
a minor, who resides out of this State, repre-
sents to this Court that the said Norman Smith
is seized in his own right, in fec OF the follow
ing described piece of land, lying and being in
Monkton. in the County of Addison and State
of Vermont ard being the same that was set
to him in the distribution of the estate of John
Smith, late Of Monkton aforesaid, deceased,
from his Hogsback Farm,so called and bound
cd, as follows, to wit Beginning Mt the north
east corner of said farm, thence running west
thirty-thrce chains and seventy links TO the
north west corner of said lot; thence south sew
en- degrees west one chain and fifty five links !;
then east thirty-threc chains and seventy links
to the east line of said lot; thence north 1--WE
and half degrees east one chain and ffty-three
links to the place of beginning containing five
and one fourth acres And the said guardian
further represents to said Court that it will be
conducive to the interests of his said ward to
sell the same for the purpose of putting the pro-
cecls thereof at interest, and pays SAID Cour'
to grant him license to sell the same pcrsuani
to the provision of the Statute in such case
made aud provided NATHAN SMITH.
STATE OF VERMONT, AT Probate
| District of New Haven, ss. I Court holden al
| Bristol, within and for the District of New Ha
ven on the 9th day of May 1850, the forego
ing application being presented to said Court
! it is ordered that all persons concerned be no
| tilted 10 appear before said Court, a. the ses
| sion thereof to be holden at the Probate office
| in Vergennes, in said District, on the third
| Monday of June, 1850, at 10 O'Clock. a. NJ
and object, if they see cause, to the license be
ing granted and for this purpose it is further
ordered that the copy Of the record of this or
der be published three weeks successfully in the
Mddlebury Register--a newspaper printed Al
Mddlcbury, in this State-all which publica
tons shall he previous to the time appointed
for said hearing.
Harrey MmsiR, Judge
A true Copy of Record.
| 33 Attest, IL MunsiK, Judge
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- IMP oRrANT TO CoNsUMPTIvEs. a.
"In looking over the pamphlet issued by the proprie
tors of Dr. Rogers Syrup of Liyerwori Tar, aud Can
chalagua have been forcihy struck with the high
public and private character Of those who vouch for it,
efficacy Among them notice the name of our old ac
quaintance aud quondam friend, Hon. Judge WIN
BURKE We also the names of DR.. WIN. Richards
Rev. Wseman and DR.. Hiram Cox, late Professor in
the Cincinnati Medical College and many others OF hk
character aud standing If such willing over
their signatures testify thus strongly in it, avo
il be the remarkable medicine Of the and
advise all our invalid readers TO Try it forth~ It'll
Ohio Star.
a See other Certificates in the Pamphlet also loni
| advertisement in another column.
For Sale in Middlchury, by w. =. Russell
April 30 1850. 2.lm
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REMARKABLE CURE OLA DANGEROUS
CnIfGH

Miss Mary Head, MOL Wheeler's Court, Boston, wa.
cured Of very bad Cough, attended with nervous de.
hIity, aud strong tendency Consumption, by the use
of only two bottles of this Bulsam. Ia the family.
a child, afflicted with dangerous "stuifed cough had
been under the of physician seven days without
benefit and relieved at by single dose Of this
with much confidence they have experienced the ben
eicial effects Of the medicine in the striking man
Mrs. Haughlon. High street Place, Boston, has been
frequently afflicted with severe Inflammation Of lungs
pain in the side, dry cough, debility, and other
painful symptoms for several years This medicine hn'
given her degree Of relief which she has long sought
| in vain
DAVID BRADLrE 4 Son, 100 Washington Street
Boston, sole agents for the United States aud British
Provinccs.-American price, one dollar per bottle.
In.
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Mrs. Hutchinson. Of Atkinson, Me-, q
week or two since, in fit of arrangement
cut the throats OF three of hei children and
also her own. Two of the children arc dead
and it is thought that Mrs. Hutchinson will
not recover.
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EXCHANGE COFFEE HOUSE
KNOWN AS

"McGILL & FEARISG's ExcuANGE HorEL,'
Congress Square, ....... Boston.
THIS we'll known establishment, situated ia
l. the immediate vicinity Of the Banks and
Insurance Offices, furnishes every comfort and
convenience to travellers at the moderate charg'
Of 81 rs per day. Sl'3m
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The wholesale liquor store of Mason
Wheeler, in Fitchburgh, was destroyed by
fire on the 9th, with all its contents. The
liquor was insured about a week previous,
and the general impression was, that it didn't
burn we'll
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FROM THE ABLE AND DIsUINGuIsnEI


OI The Inshne HospllaIi LoncoTui n IT,
We are favored with the following ruthspeaking aud
convincing letter, to the virtues Of DR.. Thomas Cor
belts Highly Concentrated Syrup Of sarsapara
Gentlemen Having directed aud made of the
Compound Concentrated syrup Of Sarsapara, prepaT-
ed by the United Society Of Shakers, somewhat eAten
svoy IN my practice, ohoerfuly add my testimony TO
t valuable qualities. In those dcpraYod habits connce
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
Probate Coun fol the District Of New Haven,
Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust
all claims and demands ofall persons, against
the estate of
PHEBE c. ATWOOD,
late OF Monklon in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited IN on
set thereto; and six months from The 2Oth day
of April 1850, being allowed by said Court
for thai purpose, we do therefore hereby give
notice that we will attend TO the business OF
our said appointment, at the dwelling house
Of Cyrus Atwood, in Monklon, on the 2sIh
days OF June and August from o'clock "A. NJ,
until four o'clock, p, NJ, on each of said days
A. NJ HAWKINS, I Comma-
PEARLY HILL, sionus.
Dated at S'arksboIo' this LIST day OF May
1850. 3'3w
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1)robate Notices.

STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember
District of New Haven, SIS. ed, that alta Pro-
bate Conrt holden at Bristol, in said district, on
the goth day of April, 1850;
The Administrator on the estate OF
PRISCILLA BROWN,
late Of Stark sboro', in said district deceased,
inteslate, made application to said Court, with
the consent and appreciation, in writing, signed
BY the heirs residing in this state, and the guar
'lian Of such as are minors, for license and au
ihority to sell all the real estate of the said de-
ceased Representing TO said Court that 1t
would he beneficial to the heirs and those inter
csted in said estate to have the same sold al
though the same may not be necessary TO pay
debts and charges of administration.
Wherenpon the Court aforesaid appointed
the first Monday in June, 1850, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, at the office Of the Judge Of said Court,
in Bristol aforesaid, for hearing and decision
on said application and made an order. requi-
ring notice to be given 10 all persons interested,
of said application, and of the time and place
of said hearing, by publishing copy of this
order in the Middlebury Registcr-a ncwspa-
per printed at Nliddebury in this State-three
weeks successfully prior to said time OF hear
ing.
Huwy MaqsW, Jmlye.
A true Copy of Record.
3'3 Attest Ha,rey .ImsiN. JWte.
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BRIGH rON, May 70.
AT market GOO Beef Cattle, no Stores, &c
pairs Working Oxeu,6O Cows and Calves, 1000
Sheep and Lambs.
PR1cEs-Beef Caiilc-Extra, S6.75; Isl
quality S6O,5 I'd s5,75 I'd 81 ,50a4,75,
AWorking Oxcn-S6O IS, so, So
Cows and Calvcs-sl6, II, 20, "a, 26, so, 40
Sheep-s3, 3, 4. One lot of &c sheared
Sheep at ST. One lot of extra Cossets, 30 in
number, unshcared, sold at $40 each. Lot Of
extra Lambs ut "a each
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For the Ladies.

A few pieces of rich BAREGEs, NJ DE LANES
at 20 cts, and other Dress Goods.
EpGISGs. INSERTIONS, COLLARS, 1uffs
R,nnoSs. also handsome lot Of BUFFALO
Gowns. inst received at the Masonic Hall Store
by Il. BECkWITH & co.
May 81, 1850.
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For Sale.

THE subscriber has for sale, two COWS
suitable for talcning the coming season. AL
So some YOUNG CATTLE.
II. RICHARDSON.
Mddlebury, Mayo 1850. 53w
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1fInrkcts.

WOOL
The market, as usual at this season of the
year, is very quiet, as there is scarcely any
Wool on hand, and there will OF course be
none until the new clip comes forward.
Prime Saxony flceces,
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ELGIN SPRINGS.

The Elgin Spring House is now open
for the reception of visitors The Proprietor
having made Improvements in his house and
grounds, feels confident of giving satisfaction TO
ALL Those who wish for information as 10 the
Medicinal qualities of the Springs, am allow.
ed to refer to Doctors G. L. Allen, VIM. p.
Russell, Middlebury; A, Bradford and p. Max
field Veigennes and Jonathan Cram, Ferris
burgh
These Springs are situated about three miles
from the City of Vergennes, Vermont, in the
most delightful part of Lake Champlain Val
ley midway between the Green Mountains
and the Lake, aherding to visitors of pleasure
good chance for rare sports "by field oil
food" And to the invalid that reIiracy and
quiet so much desired
He has also a every accommodation foi
Plunge, Shower and Warm BATHS, and
hopes by continued attention to secure prop
er portion of patronage.
Pantou, Vermont. 5.tf
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CASE OF MRS. EGGERT.

We regret that we have not room TO publish IN
full the entire HISTORY Of the case Of Mrs. Eggert,
as il shows conclusively the controlling power Of
this Medicine in relieving and curing apparently
the NEST hopeless cases. Want Of space obliges
us to abrdge her statements.
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STATE OF VERMONT, |

A true Copy of Record:
3.3 Attest, II. M'tHsiR., Judge.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-06

of Bucna Vista, was attached. There
was a gentleman in company who, from
his resemblance to portrait in Barnum S
Museum, VIC supposed to be Col. Bliss
who was conveying the vanquished victor s
dust to final sepulchre among his kindred
in Kentucky. To what solemn reflections
did this incident give rise! Here was
one who had been mighty among men; all
that he had ever dreamed of power and
honor had been his, with the warm homage
Of hearts whose praise is the conqueror's S
highest need and yet, at this time, what
is it to thee, o man, that the trumpet
blast of Fame has carried thy name to the
four quarters of the globe? Times chan
ces ard changes past, he sleeps to wake
no more, and "this is the last of earth. y
| S. Ii. II.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-11-06
Election of Judges.

II the Editors Of the Schuylkill Haven
Nap will turn to the recently adopted
Amendment to the Constitution, they will
perceive that their excellent suggestion
with regard to having a Judicial election
day and Political election day, separate
and distinct from each other" is forestalled
and nullfied by the terms of the Amend
ment itself; which requires the first elec-
ton for Judges to be held on the day Of
the general election which will be on the
second Tuesday of October, 1851.
We considered this arrangement unfor-
tunate from the first, but it is now the or.
ganic law, and the legislature has no con.
troll over it, except as to Subsequent Judi
cial elections. Too much care and circum'
spection certainly can not be used in making
choice of the Judicial officers of the
Commonwealth and the action of the
people should be removed as far as posi-
BILE from the atmosphere and intrigues o.
party politics. On this account the Amend
mcnt itself needs amendment, but as tha
is impossible at present, double precautions
should be taken in the nomination of can
didates; and if State or county convention
are held, they should be called for tha
purpose exclusively, and kept free from TIN
excitement of political strife. PartizaI
nominations will no doubt be made, bu
even then the capacity, learning and in
tegrity of the candidates should be thei
only passport to popular favor.