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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

ID,
5'ar CfcsCeat-Three weeks in this deress OF hon-as
and sand hills has initiated into ay of the mysteries Of
h' m rahtprnar and made io already like an Old re-
surht-f can erJOy the surprise OF Tho newly curved
""e they are rst greeted With mu9c the Plaza aul can
already Get the part of cCeTOIe ion showing oil 90 tine a.
adj mage the lions oil the place. The tide of cmrra on
uu steadily to cur shores, bearing waters Of the Pa
cr and over the of tie Prar, th8uslnIs Of our
We uu0ds counymen 10 the frcasute au1 The same fa.
lures WhCA mark the emigration from the Old Word 10 the
States GDn be hpyu-thOusauds remain in the cities and
10 -er towns instead Of pushing forward to the int.
nor The fertile lands OF Iowa aud illinois, hold forth
bfht harvest to s ueT OF the soil yet how many persons
un. m New ORR and New Orleans until their purses are
eX ausei aud health perhaps destroyed by privatous under.
gone. So is it here San Francisco aad Sacramento hold a
ucrUu- class who wait but raise dollars sufficient II NJ
alb them % bear 10 their homes their oes Of broken hopes
Al" ruined lufu S. A city, even In III Dorado possesses M
character iCl to be found the world over apHl
centres taere-ade il The magic wand to call forth fortune
ana wa mi0n ton on while he few enriched. Yet many
OF mo who return from California, shHkng the sand from
uA coles OF Their feet As they the steamers side and
rad 10 heap auahemas upon the country have gogtrned
themselves with aew months su1urn amidst brick and scnu
nt II one wishes to acqui,e wealth here the mnes he
b'' expect 10 attain by patient toll, combined with
onY lie must possess sufficient physical strength for the
tax, and sufficient geological knowledge to aid him in HI
labor. That the gold re- scattered over an mnene r9
OF country, and yielding fair remuneration 10 the miner no
on' deny, and to those who have worked steadily IN these
fed OF fortune the CapnCiUus Goddess has been lavish ia
her is. Having en- i've ACQUAINTANCE in the South
and Vest hardly day passes that do meet an gcuuant
o' o ~ s' "'Io Is oenu"s ms course 10 home
Az "" tol 'I'oe VINO were 'l"u'lt,ou' ana
"a s 9'''es nav succeeded mere 'aC" bearing na'A
OF tweyemonth campaign. Much disappointment has
~ '" ' Se i, u1ln"s opef 1lol'' alu ''e schemes
IN li m lu,D"s n,e's' 'I. III many instances (n'
~ 'oo mas s"5p away e toll OF hohhS' JUST as ne si
~, ,, VS. ',e D,,' VIZ etssu - ,'s"i ny
IN -, - I 80 ! - - ' q. 4" ''"'l',' y
I o i'e "o'Ne'' 'o 'Ons FERROUS ",l""u, lfoht
~ - y" .',e "a" III M 'lI1u , nave .o our
@ 3 " Nm nun t'','e'a 10 lI," 'ah''les' rms oaei eNPla
receive By every steamers from the thousandand letter,
'N .o' S,e press nut lns cry OIL assaVslAcuon not
a'Hs confined to the miners Merchants, whose i'll assorted
sugks hurried forward at au imueuse EXPENSE have
found by bitter exp ence that mans wants here as on the
AINntic' hode regulated by climate and taste that
he cannot be compelled battle in brandy wrap uD in silks
and sanS' maoadenze roads with pickles and preserves,
cover upper Caorna including the highest peaks OF the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

iaertcaR Theatre We highly graied il being IN.
abled to report the and of patio aye to this
Temodeied and regeneraed estabhmsn-wel organized IN
every departmenn0w urde the sole direction and eff Gent
management of the popular accomplished gentle.
man, MI S, Charles Nightly its well arranged dress circle
paTquette, ETC., gracsd with beauty AMI fashion, while
citizens and strangers alike in the midst OF comfort arc par
takers Of variety Of ensured by the infinite
ability OF the ladies and gentlemen composing the corps da.
matte The late arrival too, of those talented performers
MI and Mis-. Crisp, Miss St. Clair, and Others form AN nd
dhon which renders this of the most complete and cent
stock companies introduced the audiences This city
We cannot close this bet notice of the old American
made new, a7gome quantity call without specially motto.
ing dne FRIEND Charles W. Hunt the low come Ian,
par ereetcce whose quiet oddities and infinite humof have
doubtless greatly increased the patronage of ftaymaers
We look upon his advent the drama OF
our city for true to his character faithful the author and
Just TO himself he furget7 dec ncy genty though
IN the impeIsonaton Of character Charley identity j. ST In
the feature por rayed Mr.. Charles merits entie him ia
success, which predict lo the worthy lessee The coming
season.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

TIE F"gtttge StaUo Larg.-The Chllcothe
Ohio Gazette IN speaking Of this law, remarks:
In reference to the open contempt of the la,v
which some communities, led by their nastr,rs AND
spiritual advisers, are protesting, we feel con-.
strained to say that such conduct based mon ,ha
notions aud prejudices and consclences Of those
who exhibit it, is no more respectable in refer.
ence to a BAT law, than it would be in regard To a
good one. On republicans especially does The re.
sponsibi'jty OF abiding by all laws, legitmately
ouanatng from the proper authority, emphau,all,
rest. ANY southern community would be exactly
as well, and no better justified in bidding defiance
10 the laws admitting California as free State
and abolshing the slave trade in the District q
Columbia
There was never truer paragraph written than
the above and we are sorry that greater mum
Der do not, without The suggestions OF such gu
Chlilicothe contemporary, perceive and regard ii.
force. But there are those who do not. Newark
Gazette.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

:" l Lore Thee so Coafaiagly. Tile anony-
anous contributor OF the lines, beginning with
the words quoted, will find the Post-o office re-
ply, addressed to the last word OF the stanzas. Our
rule is invariabe which applies to contributions
p7cithonk ANNE
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

Mrs C. Hotcard This general favorite, who
so charmed the habtues of the Varieties" last
winter, arrived in town last evening. Her return
will be hailed with pleasure by citizens She
will appear at the Varieties on the opening
night, Saturday next.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22
NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Pacific, Captain Jarvis, arrived a.
this port yesterday at P M-arrived oil the South
West Pass Light Wednesday night about o'clock,
but the weather being dark and stormy, the pilot
did not deem it prudent to bring her over the bar
until next morning. She crossed the bar next
morning at 8 o'clock, and reached her wharf, loot
of St Marys street, Lafayette, in eight hoars
| The following is a list of passengers:
From Ctag es-PgnCeP ,u ofWqremaurg, J A Peck, Y
G9lsf e Dra5es 5 VIZ, ZaohEe /, bLsaIgues 4 Ns:h L 5
VanSoFg Il III G5iB Gibson John CIV
| Marin, W'q Nj erun, VIM Never, LIONS a Miller \
"s John PS Ggs s sGsf As6 Ra a1ss q Ew5F
ier G SM%S f bssh B GSa u jo
sh}w, Thos iayiie, II Mail son Qwrinn Ms . Adkins
" M sS SR' Rs s1i Ns john p%s. 'f'
] SsphGq Gpss ., oq3r e Gasf M sanne
k5 rhode Go, 9O5yW WIN Me syfs VT 5mgb
l,sw1s, D Means, i Murphy John X Lewis, T Cor
Aaberg, Hiram Bse Ianpar, John att, Drake
I,anEwOrhy and lady Dean II hseing' l. heeims' II
FS" BSanpBfrS|Wm KSonse NJ Dslya e. De Maum
The Pacific brings 4O5 passengers, 33l OF whom
are from Chagres, three from Havana, and 6S from
New York. She also brings the California mails,
and S23, 257 worth of gold dust, besides $685., OOO
gold coin brought by the Georgia, and transhipped
to the Pacific at Havana, consigned as follow.
FROM CHAGREs
H2Un'5 WIda e. Two boxes G9d pgst $29 250
q > S- ON;
PROM NEW, YORK.
j. Corning & Co. one box Gold Com 81 S G6
y 'sRso7 ~; Jackson y Co. one box Gold Com. 70 9gG
g 600 S6S
In addition to the above she brorob, s55s 6OG
worth of gold dus,. which went IN Se,, yorr nv,
tn. Ohio.
rhe Pacific left Cbaqras IN tho Inn will, 7lf
passengers, and arrived At Hav,pa IN the ,,,o,r;,,r
0. the 18th. all we'll
The stsar,s, r,,-oIi,,, ,,.r,;,l ,t - t,...-:.
On the 18th nit arrived =, PsnsTna o, ,.. RI ;r.,
~ an 1o5 rassan,,sr, and ,r,, iii, :,
Of ,oIJ dn.t
fine CoIr,,f,,,s IF T.,,,... linz rs r..ie,....
.- which lzf, San l9r,,,cis,,, l tho ro,t,.r. ~.
-,-, ,t Panama IN fine z,b inst ,,,;,I, AZ ,,,,
o,.s and S2do 600 worth Of ,,olJ d,.,
The news fran, C,,Iif,rnis aa,,1;,,,,. r.,..-l,
id is still found in Abundance rona,, ,lay',, ~,
+ o.,t NO, ,,,r,I, ,,,I l',, r,s'''' l'
Sc .prion pr'.nerops
Nam, If ,bo. r.,,s,,~.,r, &c.,. ,,.,.r
nj, b,y.. ra,Ii,sI consl.r,ll, ,,a
s,,, ,,,,,,t I,r,,or ,b.,,, ,,,, -, ~. -.
s,.,osed 10 he in tI,o l,,,,rs ,r -,
.,;..1,.,. ,,s. ,''',-9 "a gers
steamer and s,ilir,, ,,.ss.I r-,,, 81 r.;
At P,nar, o,o,,,,. o , ;,', -,',,,s.o' d.
The Crescent Cir, I,ft Cb,,,, s,- ~
Oh t,a Och the dav artar tho P.oif, a:.ai ,;,i
aI,u, 400 oossanosrs ls,ri,,, bati,J ,a, -on
.-.l.a.,,. n - n -, ''"' 7o'''g ''0'
The sle,,o,L, Co. W., Ic, C,I
c.r,I,,,,ana -, H., e,G '''' >''''s' Z" '''
One oftbe British ROYAL Mail steamed; ,..;,,,i
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See advertisements Of AUCTION Sales or first page

Hon. RcUerdy johnson This distinguished law
yer and statesman arrived in our city last evening,
He comes, as is well known, to con- est the McDo-
nogh wilt, and if there be any loop to hang
doubt on, !" his professional skill viii find il out.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

The Pacific CQBtehouse-MT. Dorsey, The geutlemaul
proprietor Of this fine establishment opposite the Varieties
last evening supper considerable number of hi
friends and we had the pleasure OF being present on the oc
The table spread in the room over the bar
which spacious and elegantly fitted up for the use of par
ties etc. Owing 10 thu lae hour which we left the scene
OF iesvity we pracluded from giving full account
oil the proceedings Suffice say that the affair pas ed of
pleasantly, aud each guest offered his best wishes for the
success of the Pacific -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

CiacaHati, Non -, 1850. dreadful fight took
place on the Pittsburgh steam. packet Clipper, on
Monday shortly altsr the boat left this port, be.
tween the Pittsburgh coal bCalmen and some Ka-
nawha flat boalmen. Bowie knives ana pistols
were freely used, and about dozen were badly
wounded. the boat stopped at New Richmond
for surgical assistance.
Col. J. J. Stfatton, for a number Of years Presi-
dent OF the Cincinnati Fire Association. was ia
lerTed yesterday, All the fire companies formed a
procession, wearing white Grape and appropriate
thiB cty Is actually overrun with counterleiters
ing examination 'i' "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 49, 1851.
Disasters During The Lac Gale The bfig Der.
gen Reed, Of Baltimore, put 10 here in distress
with loss Of ib boom. Schooner Ira Bliss, Of New
York, lost both her anchors Schooner India, OF
New York, lost anchors and chains. schooner
Ellen Barus, of New Haven, lost overheard VII
ham Hale, mate, teouging to North Biaosiord
c. Schooner Sarah Mcdonnell, Of New Haven
lost her anchors. Schooner Mail, of New York,
lost her anchors and Windlass. British brig
name unknown, was seen off the Capas Of Della
ware, bottom upward. There was no per on bv
her, and 1t is supposed that all hands are lost The
schooner Simon Baker, from Boston. lost her an
Chors and chains, The schooner David R,sev,
from New York, has arrived also, the Franklin,
from same place, with loss OF chains etc. Also
schooner Ponta, from came place, with loss of
her anchors. The schooner Mary Gallant Cant.
DeWatters, of AmboY, from New York, in baIl5si,
bound to Hampton Roads, encountered q tyem,p'
dous gale on Sunday afternoon, and anchored IN.
der Smiths Island She slipped her cables. and
endeavored TO make Cape Henry, but struck an
the lsaacs shoa, aud went to pieces The CAPTAIN
was picked up, but the crew, consisting of ,bree
men and boy, were drowned.
IL is supposed that much other damage has been
done by tic storm, which was very severe
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22
Those receiving premiums of $500 900 and upwards $4,000
=, from $300, 900 TO s40O, 600. ............ 5000
a. $-O0,0O0 TO 500, 900. .......,.... 200
>, -, . $780, GOO to 500, 600. E. .,........ 1900
AZ " 100000 to si50, 600. ...,....,.... 1000
:. - $4,000 to sIOO, 900. ............. 800
1, :, " $4,000 to S75, 1000. ............. 700
1000 to 100000, ..,...,.,.,.. go

33S S5 1899 SSS :. g ssz 5SSSS 5oSS
mpms, as aseeraned by their last annual sSte%en shall
Art T. Each and every insurance company organized
Ge @ as IN .s stae' Hong general fire. marine, or
dred dollars in Pdyqnce and each every insurance eO%
only, shall pay an annual tax of two hundred dollars in adj
Art 49, Each and every pawnbroker shall nav TAX of
five hundred dollars per annum in advance. and dollar
o S b sD pawHbroEer Without bay9 aGmP' to gary
and obtaining license as azores shapay fine of twenty
five dollars for each and every day they shall said
Art H. Ali keepers of warehouses for the purooe of sor
merchandise, shall annual tax OF twenty five dol
lars on each and every warehouse they may keep
Art Is A annual Of twenty five dollars, payable in
advance shall be paid by each and every produce merchan
Art To- Each and soda dealer shall pay tax OF ten
dollars per annnm IN advance. .,
Art ~ From and after the first day of January next all
persOrs keeping hotel public boarding house, where
there shall be bar attached shall pay for SAID bar the sun Of
lars each boaler they prepared accommodate and
one uoar lof license payable half yearly IN advance ana
fore rceiyng such license be compelled to make oath before
accommodate ng: Provided Tha M hote or pnb c board
g house shall pay less hgn fifty dollars, for than
each GoaTder and for u boarde over bundled and fifty
they shall pay the sum OF one dollar for each and
they may be prepared to accommodate.
Art IS All persons keeping private boarding house and
from the payment OF a tax and all persons accOmmo-
aatLns over RPd above SIX, TaaI Fay tax Of two dDa
License and such person keeping such private boarding house
such cense 10 the number OF boaers they prepared
to accommodate in their sad house.
abore where there is bar shall pay the sum Of 500
mum payable quarterly IN ana one 80af as aioe
Ar 70 Each and every Tfsauqt where there Is bar
arnum payable half yearly in advance. and one dollar US
Art H. Each and every brewer or dealer in mt liquor
aail pay Of annums in advance, ana one dollar
saloon, where beer Or other ma liquors are eaiiad Sall
Pay yearly laA OF $ivu a ape quarterly IN tfq.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

One Thousand Good Books Wante&.-We are
requested to state that Messrs. Hartman 4 Packard
would be pleased to receive contributions Of new
or second books, Of moral and religious tendency
Tor distribution among the invalids in the Charity
Hospital, and among the unfortunate persons con-
lined in our city prisons. One thousand books are
required, and they will be glad receive and dis
tribute all that may be devoted for this noble and
pralseworthy purpose. It is difficult to imagine
the relief and JOY that number of good books wonll
give to the miserable beings for whom they are in
tended, while they pass their painful hours away
Those who may be kind enough to make donations
OF books, will please send them to the Bible De.
posItory North West corner OF Lafayette Square
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

We stated few days ago that Miner, democ,at,
had been elected U. S. Senator from Vermont
All right but the gentleman politics, Mr.. Miner
being wing.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22
VniOas Meeting !

e In conformity with resolution adopted by the Mass
Meeting held Banks Arcade on the 18th the under
signed, Committee of Arrangements, have the honor to
to the public thai the Union Mass Meeting will
be held in the 50 Charles Thoatre WEDNESDAY
EVENING, 9Th inst when General Downs and General
foOTE the Senators from Lopisai and Mississippi 9Hh
other distinguished friends of the Unon will be presat
programme of the order of proceeding vii! published
Two days antecedent to the day OF meetES
Editors of papers friendly to thsase, will be provided
with seats with the officers Of ~ Meeting.
Ample provisions vii made for the Reporters of the
public pres H. j. RANNEH, Chairman.
~. Lee, john NJ. BALL,
w. II. GARLAND, w, G. KENDALL,
]. P. BENJAMIN, Z. l.. GooLD,
w. IL. REESE, T. p. WHIrE,
Il. II. DuREbL, HARRY T. HAYES,
M w. Il. HUHT. J. B. WALToS.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

Mis- Fuller. who shot Doseen Berry, al Pada-
aA Ky. discharged thee balra Of revolver al him az
" fuiesisJ, alter Insulting hsG Die wounds sFs probably
wlsItsli
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

We under obligations to The officers of the steamer
Florida for late Mobile pap5rs.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

Return Mrs stuart's Letter THE person who took
Letter from the Potoilioe last Friday directed to Mrs
MARY STUART, will please return the same to the
Post aifi.e, aud objge the owner of it, ma If
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

- Second Justices Court ..Vcssrs. Editors .
Please the Of CO.. OMEARA, candidate Tor
Constable Justices He will supported by
a host between CANAL AND JULIA STREETS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

st. Charles 7heatre-The engagement of Mrs. Fauen
closes this evening, and she appears as Mrs DoiUale in the
new play of Remove" Mr. Weston sustans the charac.
ter Of Rchcsiea, and MIR. Lemau that of DOrralc Mrs.
taen also appears the Duchess The petite comedy OF
" Faint Hear, Never Won Fair Lady,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22
80 CANAL STREET. 30

U-~ TURN TO ANOTHER CoLUM>, nt. ,e..
.T'a,a...f.r NEW CyDh~ .-. r.ran.i, l-l srr ....
i..... -.f a.'. r.....a ID.
C.. NJ. SIMPSON
u'4Wll'r 30 uANAL STREET.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

ir1Ho'y RaH--Fhe magnificent exhibition of the sc Con
lagraon of Moscow, and the entertainments of the unr
vailed magician and ventnoQu Mr. Gster continue to fill
this place nightly with admitting audience7 The Exhibition
should be Ei-!ted BY all nnr nLzens
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22
Persevernnce FIre Co, No. 1s.


= FFT 81 Aue.d the ReEulhr Monthly Meeting OF
5saS SUNDAY MORNING, the 9Th 10 O'Clock.
s5s}szSf~ sa tie Regular Monthly Wahmg o'alIcs.
sSs--l- " By uacs. u22 HENRY j. HNAMS, Sec'v.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-11-22

At 10 Cents per Yard,
NJ c. NJ, SIMPSONS,
MD of -lp so CAHAL slHErI
rNASHIOEABLE CLOTHING ;:;! 'Tise
j. .ny...s have received large ami complete .a-t I,
BE- .l Winter Fashionable CI.Iing and fURN,@HlNG Guurr
agr Ing yD,y WY Dress suitable tor the 5ga..
NORRIS 4 WAY, - Camp street
.Zi g.rF ras4er ~ Common. uI d IlrA 's ETrnnur.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
Federalism and Reform.

FrlloW citz-us the Fcderal.,,s talked Co
you a rr,a, deal ahou, reform, during the late
Presidential ocuics,. Sunc ut ,ou thought
them ,o b, homes, iu their assertions The
Frcc,otl party believed them no part, and sup
pu,ci, fby a separate organization. they aid
"a on clcciirg ib. Wing candidate, they
should gain more than 60 elect a Democrat
but how has u turned OUT The National
Administration" ave Mr Wiley, "has
proved hlsr 20 rs profess oa,, has aPos,a,iIrd,
sod +, uuWor,hy OF cun6jcncc." And Who
does no, know tina, since the Wings have been
90 Povrr, broken pledges, the rcNarding Of
h,orir-- by granting ial>c claims, aud other
viz, has been tie order u the d,y VIII
liberal Frrrsoilers, then, support men of the
same stamp Gr Congrrss, knowing, as they
DO. that Wig promises are not rclablri-
Will they cun,r1, TO b. hrrgai7d away TO
the Whtg,, by a fodcrali,, under Free ,or
cloak No 4, soon would they 'sY their
ugh, To defend L,bcrty aud oppose slavery :
Bu, reaction j. going on matters are a.
.lmuc NOR, natural course, and Federal.
i,m IS fas; sinking 90 ~ ordinary level, aud
Dcmucracy will srou resume i,s former pow
'cr Extremes follow extremes, but ", nc,.
e. hope TO see the Democratic party follow.
INC lu tbs footsteps Of ,h, Federal party, and
Ey think there !, 90 danger Of II, but that
there D., danger from their placing too great
reliance uu the power Of truth, Ia work out
triumph without any extraordinary efforts b.
,ur made on their part !, d, true that the
voice oftruth is not aleays heard IN the TEN.
py., and the shirIviat, 90 the TIRE, bat utter,
IT, sui teaching, 10 the gentle brryIc bat II
there be- no breeze, Il wall never b. waited
over the country, OF heard along ihe "a shore
ur J.bDrj among tie mountains, OF over the
vast p-llurs, there must b., after all that
u1y d. said. ga considerable ct hrrrzc"
n.s'd by those who would advance grcl,
Truth, or accomplish any grand result,
We iully believe that the Democracy OF
the Fourth District NilI triumph over an the
combiucd forces raised against Il but It can
b. duue oaly by NOrk-cygry Democrat to
The polls. We ar iully conGden, that the
Democracy OF Old l4ncoIn Will perform her
part uaniuily. but the ONiori portion ol
the Dr-tricl mus, also put forth her utmost
strength, and come out Of the cou,es, With
ga THOUSAND NAIoBIrr, a, least. She caa
do il, and she val DO l,--mlrA that.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-09-03
ONCE MORE

EyEsY NAN 10 MS rosr.-Somc beautiful
writer say,. II j. too oneu the case tha, We
hear the mos, firm and decided democrats, the
real " bone and sinev" II the party, excuse
themselves ftum scti,e interference IN politi-
cal campaigusNitrr this bshiun-" have no
influence can throw no weigh, into com.
mon scllc-l will not minglc In politics, any
further than simply TO give my VOTE This
j. srong, essentially wong. Every man has
infu0ncc, ADD TsH- ~ much as those who Ia
BIT Tor beir Aly bread Il i upon their
shoulders hc'mrchanc, farmer and laboTer,
TIA, the prosperity snd independence Of our
country chiefly resis. 1t then me- man rc-
flsr TO bear he portion Of the burden. Let
no man IN the coming conflict say, 81 have
no influence" let each and every onr put
hls shoulder To the wheel, and labor A. though
success we're solely upon his individual efforts
To these entertaining the idea that their e.
forts IN the causc II Democracy can be no -.
seutsl consequence, NC would commend the
following SIMPLE but appropriate lines.
What ,flhc hulc RAIN would say,
50 small drop a.
Can ps',f rirc.h Jhc.s thir.', bsli'--
IN tar, 10 the -, o.
what-,fs shining ham e no,n
ShruA On 90, iauntsiu 'tfsy,
B,c.uss ii, isyl', hight al1us
Cana1t r'.ais day
Doh MT each TAIN drop hslp 10 iorm
The coil refreshing ,haner,
AID every "a, olhght 90 warm
Ani t,auuI, the do~~t 80