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sLARK, DAY q. STAUFFER,

Importers OF lin Plates, Bar and Sheet Iron
HAVE E II sFoRE g. an afEE On t6e way sf cn Il. v.rou
European and Northern ports, large ssss.ssA.
siVe and complete assornsnt in their line in u, ,z
tne t United Siates-consistng in part oil the
1000 boxes Tin Plate assorted sizes and of the best Cher
oOON0 ib Bqzers apd Sheathng Copper assd all Sizes
1900 bundles Sheet oop Band and Rod Iron, IronWae,
1900 sweses, English and American rOn fiat, square,
50 60s 5ogsd Go Boe c f9S t1s chg Sg Steel MAJ,
ihal's do; German, Crowley, English and American
se Ca sg for se: CHI Saver SAVE On Saw Fas,
Sad Irons, Patent Baanees, Brass Kettles;
@asT T@as, RSf, B1sEsi Es' ssHss Psg Handles
Nises,, Screw Plates, Stocks and Dies
Gark's Patent Bqtt Hinges;
Hook and Plate Hinges;
Siding Door FamIaTe SHUTTER Fastensrs ssns s'''"O'
k0u9d TS, Bolts R GGt TffS' Ak and BTai No.. ,
Curry Combs, Guns, Pistoss
Shoyel and Tongues Fire Sets, Fe9des; o
Tin Ware, JaGanued Ware, Lanters, Tea Trays
500 dozen AHes-Cotins', genuine Hartord,) Hunt.
5000 kegs Boston Nails, of the celebrated Weymouth, ;,
p. s brggd Pressed Boat Spikes; Wrought and
$50 tons Hollow w are, Castings, etc;
80 dozen ShovGls and Spaes-Ames's, Adlmss, Wood
and other makers
900 dozen WhuemUre's Cotton, Wool and Horse Card
assorted, genuine and second quaity
300 dozen Coffee AlilsNsCnS genuine and imitation;
800 dozen Wire and Hair Sieves, assorted;
800 coils Manla Taned and Cotton COrdage, Bed Cords,
Plough Lines, Oakum, etc;
Files, Edge Tools Saws, Mill and Crosscut do;
Grass and Corn Scytles and Sickles;
Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters;
Corn Mills, Horse Collars, Hames, Blind Brides;
Poughs-Of Parsons, Kings Halls and other makers;
Combs, Brushes, Fancy Pertumery, Soaps, etc.;
Wrapping Paper, Writing do, Quills, Steel PensJ
Shoe Thread, Irvine, Hide Whips, Clue
Band and Harness Leather;
BleaChed Winter Sperm O-waTranted pure;
Double Refined Winter BleaChed Whue Oil;
Fall and Winter Lard Oil;
English and American Linseed Oil;
Olive and Tanners Brown Mixed Oil;
Tar. Pitch, Spirits of Turpentne;
White Lead, Ground and Dry Paints;
Lamp Black, Putty, Window Glass, ETC.:
Nova Scotia Grind Stones, Cologne Mil Stones;
Powder Shot, Bar Pig and Sheet Lead Lead Pipes, etc
alOt which they offer Tor sale low. mhl3lmfmW
"MOUSSULMAN ZINC" FOR hCOFlNg
HE ber, Tor the sale 81 the Ye Montague Co.
Others this lvbgn proper kFss and quaint
a0udble and economical Rc0 II as been ued on T5e
Europe for thry without rTa' aud Is now 'pIhFenNa
good us Sheu FIRST put II particularly c'3uugu tor Tue re
OF large buildings churches, rh5uss etc. Etc1f g'ssl
the Information the subject can be had anu models
sLAbK, DAY & STAuFFER,
corner Csual ar'' Magazines
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az Merchants, from different sections of the country give
the most atterng accounts OF the universal popularity and
hcacy OF Dr. Davss syrup, under their notice. number
Of them, witnessing its virtues have regularly sold on con
dOn that 1t did not give satisfaction, the price should be
returned, and no O them has had application
the money TINS speaks volumes in favor o the medl
cine, We append few extracts from orders samples Of
those are in Of well verbal
frequently hear:
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[Fr0m .r, S. c. Hayes, of the firm of Br0loer HAYES
CO Booksellers and SdtiORerS, Mo- l93 Iarkgt street.
PhildieiDbjG-Ianuary 9, lsi7.l
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar is an invaluable RENE
dy; it cured the of colds with me- If you want CeT
iiicate will cheerfully give one. S. g. HAYES.
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7 OF freight OF pGssare, appY 10
aul9 G. j. MEEKER & co 66 Poydrns st
=. NlCAhAGuA ROUTE FoR CALIFOR.

1saaa NlCAhAGuA ROUTE FOR CALIFOR.
S1EE NlA-The hne and very fast sailing Schooner
~ ~H@-@7 HOME. Capt Benson, chartered TOR this voyage
TO precede the Thorn will for san Juan, Nicaragua,
on Monday the 18th instant.
From San Juan Reao the Pacific, the route by
the river San Juan and Lake Nicaragua with about twelve
miles OF land carriage, and all through an exceedingly inter
esung and healthy cOuny. ReaJo of considerable
note on the Pacific. which there opportunities
Of reaching San Francisco by sailing vessels This
about 100 miles shorter than any operation, San Juan
being 4O miles this side OF Chagres and ReajO only So
ihes above Panama. For freight nassage apply to
-, WILLIAM :. DEWEY, 81 Graver street,
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4 70. G. Ia ALUR q 90. DeaiCrs an CQBee, Gun
~ NJ BdgS, RICE and WcScrR Produce, No. IS Alaga-
zine street. New Orleans. iy25
81 Mr. w. G. FITE is authorized AGENT to
transact all business Of the House. per nOaral act, passed
this day before A, Z. AnswUrth, Notary Public.
iylJ GEO. e.. TAYLOR & co.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

We have not any thing Duhlihed as the offspring
he late anniversary of National Independence, wkic
possesses of the spi it Of patriotism End love
country than the following stsnzes, which were offered as
toast on that glorious occasion.-BOst0R Post.
God bless the good old Thirteen States;
,, God bless the young ones TOO,
VINO cares for musty birthday dates !? -
eod bless them-Old an new.
The Old ones FIST our freedom gan'd,
~, In b oody nights OF yo5e;
lhe youFg opes have their rights maintained
AS the old ones did before.
Or South or North, or East or West
Twin sisters all they be-
One mother nursed them at her breast
And that was Liberty.
And may the wretch whose hand shall strive
To cut their vital thread ''
Be scorned while in this world alive
And scorned when he is dead,
Now fill the fowl with Natures wine
Let's drink g God the King,'i
The only King by right divine,
The sovereign People King.
For they're the only King [ own,
All Others d-pise,
The King that towers above the throne,
The King that never dies.
o. may that scepue wide extend
Oer every land and sea,
Without besnning, without end,
And conquer TO set free.
Til Freedoms banner floats alone
A beacon in the sky,
And man other l. rd shall own,
But he who rule high.
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[From Doctors gGughaH a4d Rush both prGetiIi,e ply
sicidFS, nell Druggtsts.l
MIsHAwAKA, Ind, June !, lSi7-6r. Daviss Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar off like hot cakes We think that
you choose give wholesale agency for that medicine
can dispose Of almost amount in Northern Indiana.
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.r2n ~; q. 5. .Nasklntosh.l ]

WELLsyILLE Ohio, January % lS47-The article OF Wild
Cherry and Tar find to he valuable medicine and use
considerably in practice have sold and used nearly al
that have torrded ana would be pleased to have yot
send another supply the of transportation
kap
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standing, graduate Of the University Of Pennsyvania.
[E,S1 NJ qEP p Nsygsg Drasgi;yta ya Char,
it. Know Of one instance Of permanent cure Of Asthma
gentleman of Ohio. think IshaI be able to sell at least
tFroT Mr. Edoqrd Robbins. Druggist"
to nodScs G b. 'f s1p Of WIZ REe Csn
and TaI here, and have sold all we received from you Pr
Ea Dr. Cook one of the most eminent physicians in the
United State and was the attending physician of Joseph
Bonapae ezKing OF span during all his residence in this
tS5 When first offered this medicine the public,
was with the expressed intention OF publishing certificate
adhered rejecting all certificates tor the authenticity which
g was forwarded us by respectable Druggist, Mr. Howels
i f. tSE S RGg Il aSads GG me- mSd g pesnT 5 E 10
say that cough and affection Of the lungs hss
syrup oSE VIA Re%S x and Tar oaf SS' asd ob
advised me 10 use You can safely he use of the
remedy. Youfs 3 osaoeStiuIy, W. W. PHILElPs.
tE1traet from letter from .r. s. y. Hpson, merchant
o. SS1t9e',; a & BScsS & egnEty; PsnnsglgantGl
Fuance has taken Syrup and has been perfectly III
and TOOK great many kinds Of medicine and was under tn
medical treatment OF three OF the most eminent ptysgan
Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar and Immediately commenced
eaVed om 6m % Ss Ie name s S eaTg oiaf rafes95 Wa
minister township, Bucks county, Pa. II tknOwn all over
that the Syrup saved his life -
4Rother Clre-PqPation of the Heart and Consumption
q the Lungs relieved by Dr. Davis's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry and Tar:
PHILADELPMA, April g. 1S46-Fo four or five weeks OF la
winter troubled with cough attended with great
ghness and pain in the breast and frequent violent psta
ton OF the heart The cough harsng a. 10 prevent
from sleeping great deal Of the night and weakened
TO that degree that obliged frequently during day to
leave my work myself Ny physician pronounced nv
lungs Affected and began to entertain serious apprehenOns
that would not get well again. AT this time, Dr. Daviss
two or three days use Of 1t, the oppression and pam the
breast greatly relieved, and by the time had taken tour
bottles the cough entirely cured, and my health
and Strength restored The ptaon the heart with which
had been severely troubled tor years. almost gone
feel little OF occasionally with exeron The relief OF
the papitatnn has been that confident one on
bottles OF the medicine would have entirely removed
it, HENRY NICKERsuS, 100 John street.
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From Harge1tt S..HfC G0uoan.J
LI8OFER, July %, l5t6Your Wild Cherry and Syrup
gives general SSstaCOn We have been of il
time and thought would order any; but it almost
daily inquired for, and thought perhaps would be best
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II, FOR FREIGHP OR CHARTER-An A No
<SA schooner, carrying 700 bDls. would take freight
- for any Of the Gulf ports West India Islands,
aus BARELII & co. 81 Common st.
at FOR SALE, FREIiaHT OR CIiARTER-
sfHE The Bark ROMAN Capt. Howes coppered
@-AA and copper fastened. 245 4o9J tons, buTthen
about 900 bb for or freight FOR particulars apply
to Lausl BARELLl Il co. 81 CommOn
L. VESSEL " ANTED-One of about l51 tons with
AA good Accommodations take passengers and freight
1saa-NSa to Nicaragua. Amply to
NI w. J. DEWEY, 81 Gravier st.
Ii. FOR FREIGHT on CHARTEii-A fine
SfA& COppered brig. about two hundred buTthen,
AA and well lOnnd for any voyage. For apply Il
my9 j. w ANDREWS 81 GO. 81 Common St.
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- NICARAGUA ROUTE FOR CALlFOI

5sft.I NICAhANaUA HUITE FOR CALiFOR.
SssEA MA = The well known fast sailing clipper
THORN, Capt. John Lewis, will leave for IAN
JUAN, Nicaragua unavoidable accidents excepted the
lst Of September next.
From San Juan ReaJo the Pacic the route is by
the river san Juan and Lake Nicaragua twelve mie
Of and carriage, and all through interesting and pecy
healthy country ReaUD port the Pacific
a winch there constant opportunities OF reaching
Franc co by sailing vessels. This about thonsand
miles shorter than any other operation The Thorn is
IN hne order and will sail puUctuay advertised provided
sufficient number of passenger otter.
FHssage $35 and found. For tickets apply the oiy,
OF the Agent,
Jy9 WILLIAM ]. DEWEY. 81 GFayieT Al
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=. 3. WATER MAN.
(LATE HOLMES CO.)
SODA AND MINERAL WATER

= . ~ a 4 II AZ NJ a NJ
ULATE HOLMES " Coz
SODA AND MINERAL WATER
MANUFACTURER,
No % GrGUicr, Car0ndect street. No Orleans
-" SODA 65S5 OR MINERAL NH WATER, in Glass Gst
Hotels, Bars Steamboats,, Private Families 0' '''
Orders or any quantity put up IN shipping order, at the
shortest notice.
liberal discount allowed to Commission Merchants
AlSO-SOpA WATER AND MEAD, in Fountains,
n. b. soma WATER APPARATUS Of every description
always on hand tor sale. my3 BIN
CROCKERY, CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
;sT,57 p. R. FELL ~ CO, 81 COMnoN STREET, IN
N3A Newoteons, Importers a4d DGalrS, Ghoiesdlc ID
~ Ga tors, Candlesicks, Table Cutlery, Japanned w
Naners, etc. Goods wl he offered at low prices and
GtTOEEs! sTDVES--In store and for sale, -,
- complete oss9I@ssPt r3s Of Cooking Office Paror -
SSIrS eeebIa,eS Ar tight COOK STOVES %
aud The stove" will be found to surpass all Others
cards economy exceency and simplicity. And gs large
bush bushes SSRs SSa only d8 Ge 6e done q &
Wholesale and Retail Tinwqre ManQlacory,
JeS j Front hevee, N. y.
aa26 4 JOHN STROUD & co. lI6 Common st.
LIRE HRIC OOg Pittsburs in store; 2O,G0 English,
aaS 5tf''S t JOHN STROUD 4 90. 1iS Common
EIEMEST- 8WU bbs, Den.uap' and Nelson and Browns
" Roeudae Cement, and hOlespoOns caicined Plaster
auaO # JOHN STROUD & -. 1i6 Common st.
DLASTER-s0Obb bbIs. Newark and Rosendule and CrqtOB
brands landing and to arnvei 1000 bbs. of various
tg aP' IN ''o'ia 'iaA>AS A. va & HOLDEN, % Magazine st
!,AiR-50JO bushels Pasterng HAIR in hhds, Dbls. and
aus 9SSPf' 4 Tor j6HS i55f Y STROUD CO. 1a Common st.
FlHE aHiCks % o9 ERgHs2 7gdns II @ ten hip
" VIZ S''''Ss' 'GSss'FaSb , Y aahsEs, 81 s's'sssHsas,
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From Mr.. John n. Morgan, Druggist.l
- PGTTsBURe, jan II, l547-The Syrup Of Wild Cherry
and Tar has satisfaction those who have used
it. know of INSTANCE Of permanent cure of Asthma
on gentleman Of Ohio think shall be able to sell at least
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-31

FbW slGAk PE4A NEEHs,-'Test between Mr. Kan.
Brick, cost $35, branded GarnkrI. "
l4eeds's Foundry, August g. 1850
At the request of Mr.. Kendall put into our furnace in
winch melt iron of Mr. Kendas brick with one 0i
the very best Scotch Fire Brick The Scotch trick melted
slightly Mr.. Kendals all neither broke Or cracked
LEEDS u co.
We filling Planters orders and wanantRg our brick TO
stand fire, At So and the carriage. WM, H. EAGER
aus Agent Biloxi Steam RTDk works
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'OPPER-Ihe subscribers have been appointed Agents
~ tor the sale of the II mpheysvile Copper O. will keep
constantly con on hand full SUPPLY They have now
anu landing rom shin JessOre, $4,000 ID Ba2Ters' Copper
assorted, from 10 10 ID shees which they offer for sale al
the lowest market value. PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
ly3 6m Nos, sd and " (,amn st
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sUsEph ii. FALAlnE 81 CO., % Gfavier street,
- cont mniaing removal 10 the No. AZ Camp
street the 7 Of September next will sell their present large
stock OF bkH GOODS consisting of Brown and beached
tOuOns, English and American Prints Kentucky IDseys
aaa Jans white and coored; Fannes do do, PLAN and
wileu Apron and Furniture Checks ChUCtaw and an.
Keen Sui French, Scotch aud American Gngham AM
Lay nSi tne lsh Linens; Linen Sheengs 1O4, ma and
ll+i Table do and tpkns together with a large ass0rt,
ent OF other seasonaDe goods nCung 200 pieces
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the ~ Charles Hotel have been fitted up, and now in
perfect order und open visitors Ever taun for former
patronage, take this opportunity inform the public that
rom and after this date he prices Of our baths wit be
duced to % cents lau51 NUDGE " WILSON.
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sRFiEE ssapM Gia RR0meEs.

pATENT STRETCHED LEATlIER--Inda Rubber
I and Common Leather Bands Of ali sizes Also, Band
leather Lagins, Rlyet, etc always on hand ogeiher
with complete assortment of Saddlery, iHnes Leather
Trimmings and Tools the Saddery Warehouse, o. and
% Common street [Jy2b 3ml SMITH BROTHER.
- ent at the office of MeSsrs HEWITT Norton Co.,
N1 6S Camp &treGt few doors above thsT 9d 1ts1d'
will be executed as formerly Their business will meet with
but slight Interruption orders Tor full stock have already
gone forward.
yls # CORSON & ARMSTRONG, Is Campst
ES They embrace this opportunity 10 return their sincere
thanks to their friends tor many acts of kindness and oilers OF
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- 90 @th ia
ENHE undersigned, his old established office continues to
accommodate desrOus OF remng money to their
friends in England Ireland Scotland, with Sterling Sight
Drafts, payable any pOsown in the above named king.
and in suit He also as usual continues hay.
2F passengers brought from Liverpool 10 this CITY on good
ships and reasonable e-ms Parties living ut distance by
ddessing letter (pOstpad) to the undersigned will be
e nnptly attended TO- JOHN TOOLE,
- Rprk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-20
Concession Compromise.

II any Rip Van Wrinkle DO still dreaming OF ,
speedy and harmonious adjustment by compromise
Of the Slavery question now agitatng The Union -
beg him 10 rub his eyes at least halfway open and
read astentively the proc edinss in the Hoosc Of
Representatives on Monday, whereby the day and
evening were consumed N NAT acting on Mr. Ddty >
resolution 10 instruct the Committee on Territories
10 bring IN bill providing for the admission o.
California as a State Such q tempest Of rot and
CONFUSION has seldom occurred even On that TO"
on a mere preliminary motion for bringing IA
bill and was manlIestly the result OF Dc
termination aud preosncert. We know What
this rneans-so does every one who has per
sonally watched the dongs Of the House It
has been fully resolved that ninety Member
are to have equal power with one hundred
and forty--thai, # this be not conceded there
shall be nothing done with regard TO questions
affecting Slavery the New Territories mon
much, indeed, with regard to anything And ninety
men were ENABLED to hold one hundred and forty
at bay for twelve hours, and at last battle then
completely by breaking up the sitting Thh
was accomplished 10y means OF an extraordinary
decision Of the Speaker that ,he legislative dn.
expired At that time We feel confident thai
this decision is in defiance OF all Parliamentary
precedent--that the day, in Parliamentary phrase
begins with the sitting al the regular hour
meeting and closes when the House by a naOrlt,
vote shall have adjourned. BY the rule 40" C.
tablished, desperate and reckless minority can
any time defeat the action which is IN order, an
ON which a majority is fully resolved, 10y merel!
calling the House, moving 10 adjourn, to 40 int
Committee, &c. until midnight when the business
first in order for the next day takes precedence
and the efforts of the majority are uulliied Here
is the beginning of the end bat what and wheI
that end may be, who shall say
In the Senate too Mr. Downs OF Lou scouts Nh
Clays proposition as no Compromise insisting
with Foote. Clemens, jeff Davis &c that IT con
cedss everything TO the North, just as Jay and lhc
Birneyites follow the game which brought Te1a'
into the Union by insisting that Mr.. Cisys PROPOSE
ton comedies everything 10 the S0Uh. We can
not se- therefore, how any compromise is practi
cable, or can reasonably be expected We are it
for a struggle willing or unwilling. and our Sdyer
sarss proiter alternative but defeat or VIC
tory We must preserve the New Tsrntore'
intact 10 Freedom or surrender them to slavery
The ultimatum of the propAgandists is the line
SO 30 TO the Pacific with all below IL as Slave
Territory, and OF course Cuba, Hayu and the bal
ance of Mexico whenever II shall be convenient I,
take them Give us this, is virtually their DC
mend, or we hold our Nashville Convention an,
secede from the Union Our answer is uneQuiyo
cal Let the Union be thousand times shverc,
rather than we should aid you to plant Slavery
Free Soil Let those in the Free States who dis
sent irom this position speak out, SO that the People
may know where 60 find them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-20
LECTURE 3 hOii AID
~. .LI-.lAL

LECTURE ..hOti AID
tr RGv s go sErstNt
Tie lecture lost evening AZ Clinton Ia. ty RY
Dr. BsrHr>E was n rich historical aud statistic
description OF the past and present condition 70
H1lsnd with ocr asional ailsions 90 the peculfi
qualities ct the Dutch character tie thought ths.
ro " rter lad heretofore done justice 10 the sub
iee. there Was uo good Listog. 1T Holland our 81
le Dutch language many popular suthor. bad ignored Del
existence Guiloi 10 lis clever tut superficial History "a
Civilization makes mention Of ffe Netherlands and ur
recent tort-h works on Holland especially those Of Div
and Gi ner marked with hs eVousiveness AMI pr,
ulicr common 'n England which can see nothing ~ pr
fhv of notice beyond te limits OF their saud d. q
traced back ihe in OF Holland Zoo the earliest times des
-r bed rs original population sad followed its progress
tuough ihe movements or he present day he
iwcir at great length r love OF civil and siou.
dom which has always characterized he Dutch their CON
o. enterprise their attachment 10 education and er
'lem for instruction The elementary principles OF liberty
Even iu this country many of the gO.saNo
IDEAS and sentiments Of which Justly boast - Ho
and which gave them 20 England and from which the,
werc transmitted iO No. The lecture eulivered By
eal humorous skelcnes and hv n feryent expression o.
patriotic enthusiasm. ], hour leugh anc
us heard l grrat interest b. tho large and uteugerI
audience "hca y now matter of course ~ tho Clinton
Haii Lecture.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-20

~ 20 ISsO.-Tbe recent scgIsnon--conseq
feo. -, 81 wild Me1ieo-Of large public donna r.,
W.. s ofher consequences Jed 10 state Of feehng
IN sent uieDt among different portions OF or
sBo u,oo grsst and exciting topic tnreaiening IL
So. ~. SesrsedOn Of the fair fabric Of our National
X - - Assirous Ia with the crest mass o.
ofpsing al honorable eKertions 70 coun-
~ , a. trout0s designs Of political disuuOrsts come
- vb.t secOn they may, recognizing the blessings q
.l,roqs Union, hs,ng fellowcizer4s, from tie
nd ths West the South and the North pOIuca
se,hreu Knowing prouder t1c thai hat u Ameresn
T.us and considerng highest allegiance rert 70 O0r
90 A. doe CO1niry and is Constitution this Com
,,e Ia spin: Of hsrmOny-sues a. becomes every lrue
I've Of bic eountry-do hereby
E>aogge Thai willing 70 abide BY the spii of the
resolutions introduced by Hon Henry Gay INTO he senate
al he United States N regard 10 the nt disposition q he
question which has he's 20 osg excited he Free and Slave
h0ldng States
R<s(red That ths nofnsnOus question = abOve, ard
oaRtt 20 be independent u party feeling.
ReyIred, That Committee 81 Seven b appointed BY
MS Committee cooperate with heir fe'lOwc!uzers -
age IN procuring thrOugh the medium Of pubic meeting
dsnonsrsr d the feelings 9TH citizens n New foE
Irrespective Of party IA favor Of sustaining me
principles 81 NJ. Clay's Compromise.
Rssoirsd That the General Committee Of DsFnOcraic
Wing Yo1ng Men be respectfully Invited 10 sppoin sr-
lsr cOrnFnitfee
Rssl,ed That these resolutions stesed by the proper
ososrs Of this Committee, be published In al ths csiy
pspef. E'BOWDITCH BLUNT. Chairman
W w." s<;,ss. sE'TH. A.sl.t Charm
G Y WEsPLE,