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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

MAcHisisr AZ rHE BOsTos LOCOMOTIVE WosE.-
Dk scssscxs MEDICAL PlN1gLgr o. cosENrrIss,-
IN speaking Of scaEScEs thesis q Cousum p,ion AT
week Observed nat personally had doabs whe,hes
disease cured aer befc.es lad been ffnsd
lie lungs Our fcGAsk. have called OF lhe fDlosiEs
ststsmenl from 81 ANS u Lie cry Which csri.isJ
proves lhGi exueDG cured. - ess, gsser Dr.
ScHFscK'' management lOiye BrGnca, BD-ion
Bosros Jaa Il
IEssEa REpOiSS Co sTATr 81 -Csra<asas Ia
CIV ab0u u m0rhs s.nce COMMENCED sp.fng hood I'D
rsarg bloody r.susr accompanied viii dlsazreests
COACH AID pan Ia ~ Side A1er employing doctors
good sAEc.ng, without avail induced to ny Dr
seHsSeKs PvLNosic SYsur Of ~Eeh 'ook a. many -
aslf doEen toles wLeh bogsh, al yoar Oae0, SAC
AL s,ald IA bsaeeasa greatly Two uona.. .aes
however es9gh severe cold and ths symptoms sbo,
tescted reeppssred with moro severity lnsonlcb aat
was f0rced to give ap nay business Altogether
tbs anre ee doctors ibought mine yey grave csse,
NJ friends considered extreme asEger sri her ~
commented ,cgrsey sOg.h Happening 10 eouyerssss
~.h yo1f oScA-keepeT % Ueo,.oa MS circgnssSee,
1ggsses 70 ne - g. Philadelphia and see DR. scHGscL
sLeh cd AID Fortunate enough 20 nfsrss Tie doc
or n ny case. Re bed cut hopes VI speedy cure he
ocs he 70 Ia noose he gave ne ruutsr of bOUs
u la syrap anti gsia=T.ng appeared n, EIDE shss
f'pe1ed AID discharged gresf qualify q mater fro
Dat moa-ez, Esisei daily have retained u Bosios
where give 70 yog his statement eoaynea q ths beres
OF Sis great necne ~i.ch -Ehes COSs pFOsidebcs, -
restored ne 10 aea-ih sss5L
FOR Dr. scgLScEs bospi,s,y ard asTeutls. 2ndss
le ne can perhaps make han us 50
1sut. II yo0 pabsb his nay meet he eye o. 80
oilers WHO, Ike ne have F1-srosal bat eesfh from co
Sumption diseases Il LIS sape hsys csseT.Oei Esy
Induced 10 avail A>Ese.sss II ts virtue snt reAsEs
a.. beceS, a. have JRA NEs
We, he a1cerIr.sc, are aoezainied VIC Mr. ASrs -
Know lis statement - he ule signature ssnsrs
REUEL H0U0H.
20oskssres Of &c Bossos Loeouocys NSr1s
ISAIAH TILSTON
kse.ln.E o, re Boston LOcoaonss wona
o J. EDWARDS,
Mact.Iis. a. be Boston Loc5Enotrs "csst
OsssD DEpo1s yOk SCIENCES PsLsosic sssessA
New osk-C =. CEcksacg CO. 81 Barc<ysS rN5s,[
2uia-Df Schr,ck, cOrner Cos1es sE4 Nses@t-
more--Cen5y Bartlett, corner Ls< kz< L-@s,a
bostoE-kedcng Co States Sss q ,eszs-J " -
Co 81 ChsTIssst. Pres 81 pr sSSaa - sss1es@
" Al requisite iEfornsnon - e.Ass ss's't.,es.
adopt ssfe judicouz ard eoo9rte ss,s41 - ssssfus
= ehe>flily communicated Fl ne Ageery q fAtsss
where ne beat papers Of al ne eiaes a. FrsrFa
81 al ho 5sAfes for which he 10 sppot1isi ~ Asrh-
authorized By me proprss,rs 70 usn->es e@s.Dss -
sslee,sd ffon hs ees He u slss ssssofsst " rsss"
ssssen7csus ssd give rsesapaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
AZ d..r-rsic-. pu. wha, does Ger

-,,.,I,,,.on ard d.sc-ssio,- Bu; what Goes Ger
Cas-, say On this s1bisct What DO ths ssve-y
p-.,s~snd.s.s say VIVA. ". 4 majority Of the
sru-erne Court say 3 81, rot laled 70 sleep, 81 Q
os,es Of Treedom i,r .ae battle IS not ye' eaied.
=, nay have tut bevua. NV MTTIco :, 20 be
ss--d,ed or saved 70 Free Layg- By the present
Congress. L; no fassse haze power 70 vlthtra~
y ar attention frU.n tie issge
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

.-o,.,rl s'l ,rss.,A.ve pos-T. Her ~rers tk- Gee
80 s.. Wo-5swors Sid cor- eor1-A sPPr-ciAhoa Z
. county ;nA- a. for-e s.--
" = a--o-- -I-.od "a Gesc-.1101s VII ETss 49,
.---v 1-zrors ,vrl-- ral 70 - rrr'rs-i -
~. - > = ~ s1lst We efv~E o.T reA.rf o.
70 IN --- fev 81 - esd q --e--l-1g o. =
80 y, non f1- a. e1.-15-. lc-J1-t ? c-1re W.
- ss.s-ei o. 81 1ln.-. al a.z-rz-ol y --'--
=. .I-5 81 ere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.
2 ooO ToYs gAILRolD ZION

" The unaes gnet . 2rei ~ eoa'f1t ~ no de-
livery Of a~ shove quantity any Foft u - niis SAFES
Can be made VI say r.qv.rri Fsrfu srd cf fsoTiis
braid ji' s,Dlwl CHtRLbs ILLUS . Bro.d-s,
LlavIp nms DYs--PHaIoss ~casgTasi uipr0yemer,
color he h.n CT ~hss-f, g.- nomeai IL IA applied
without iaJury tie ra,F s.in Il Can be wsshed mns
fsie,y wiuai disturbing he color sni has bad CdoG
It applied Or scii wto'essle ani ri II PEAioss id
BroaiNsy corner Of Deysi prise Of large size 81 e
sine.- -. Ccry tho aiiress IlV I'm
SPLENDID EEIDAL CARDS
~ Engraved in TIE latest aud fashionable eyles
ard printed 81 tho sAesi ch imported cards.
SPLENDID BRIDAL ENvELOPs AID BOXES
OF he attest ard elcsl. patterns are ooinuay being
received from the mos: ctbTaoJ manulscmres ~ Psrs
and London a. EvEaoTLLs fashionable esab.. .hiaen i0f
Cards, So2 Broadway, Duane l. Branch oaoe,
NsiLst
RIVE nviie n,,-Ulon 70 hs, ss y ASrroSYJ Btsr,s
EE Tvs Day Uc ock. al Tho Merchants Exchange,
cca-.lng 81 h0osss ard OF. stua,ed on horsnoa near
F4urh-si II lGsou a. sud lh-sy.i On Any pacs To-
tween B.eecser AMI Amy H.esenlbst, Cana ard
sirseav ch-s also Seventh, Ninth Tenth, sni E.e,
en.hav. ani on 1veni, Sixth Thirty seventh One hurd.
red AM ninth one hundred I'D Faeenih and One huodfed
and Tweuuoua-sis making al about - los parts "
which aro buildings Of knia For pa.tolar'
advertisement. ia he couSiey sad Eags''v. So
~ BsADs', National Os.ery Of Dsguerreo,ypcs, .o5
zo7 Broadway ooror of Fulon-.t strangers and cin
fens are invited 10 eHanine ne .peclgien'
~ Al Infinite nsty OF faces busss figures. real and
orriesque ikenesses u the soiy Jenny Lind Paul Ply
AID other distinguished persons composed q
india Rubber AMI of sale II hs GoooYrAs RVnsrs IN.
rosIoS, $50 Broaissy RaiLbun's Hotel
~ There T. Ia, opinion respecting the RcLeisd
Ever Poiuied goii Pens l. thai hoy suierOf
yihng IN he Goii Pen way before The public They
are made and sold exclusively by } sAvAeE " Fulton.
O. Who hss asO unnyael assortment q fine gold ard
silver watches which be sell. extTeusiy low.
~ w. II. DnBsow's Ridlag school, 20 Foans AvoEus,
A.or and Lafayette places open day ard evening Tor
ade. and gentlemen The Reception and Dressing Rooms
snd riding Department well warmed and every
ton devoted ~ the oonioH md grsuGcsnoo Of students
Hours for Ladies from AN. to3PM
Hours Nr Oenis from 70 sAld 10 sPh
IL i3.NouWLPn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

LADILs' LAVE ASD FEsrTAL.-The ladies' VI
he UnsersA,.t Sociey 81 u.s village vii bold Lssee
aai Fcs.'ll som0Uow evening, a. lie VI .iansbHfsh
Garisn he PEEK sip Ferry Addresses expected
from we Auowu All poplar speakers and refreshments
be provided reasonable rates There M prvbs.
BY be great gasLeurg
SHUTTING Ur.-Mmy o. the o. Goods dealers
Ia wlhaEsbgfgh lave resolved c.o.s thoif Al
o'roch except 90 ss.uriay eye3.sgs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
The Steamship Ohio and the Mails.

The 'o,0vinE = - extract OF letter irom The
CAPTAIN y lie L Ia. steamship OHIO, q ,he SisiNaGh
Rer-ilia1a explaining why sc failed - connect =;
Casres.or a. Savanna
Ok RoaRn OEo Jas. u.
TIE severe yae watch we lave rKpcriereet &C Csr-
Ha''e-as ce'a-r~i f .r3lE uo S'eafunosi here Az
fa-r naf ger detention would eri1rger - cunnec-
1cn o1 the P-c.t- sl- sHrr wsrrg severa. hour.
l1uEet 70 hes embark IRE pas-en. ne p. toa-
s-i rrcccec without lie mails
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

EYE w. c. inquiries respecnrs the "e1rcura
.,.pces Of tAs, pubic eenesseSor Thomas p'ek LID o
scotland sad to se almost h state Of des'Si'a El
surru IA his sppesl he American Pasas n oe~~'
DR. DICK, stases thai TIE venersSls saiAN Is -" Isae
sisAy years Of age. and hSvias ios' srsA' pa
l,tls property be had accumulated 'f'n us e
,.--Ar.noe nom the admirers Of tie productions II = =
s,atyy would no asus, - sl.ly forwarded ~ h' sis1
Mr. Burin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

The CorrOS market was more active yesterday
AL r-iccs were pretty STEADY Tic rrechei Rlu
ssr. u.adn Midd..rS n &c. ana Far a. .sic The
Jv.ra,.0us Of he week $500 bales Rio corr
continues 10 advance sud l3c has been refused tor Ars
csrso. Previous tbs there saes c! {C,O bags a
~ -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
Congressional Election in ,ias.achusett..

EO-TQN. IIrrTNN, = 81 "
Further returns received rom the lNth Distric'
-Gks pretty ceAn ha 10 choice las been sf-c'ei ny
Ttomu-.- &c Wig candidate, lsczs severn hundred
votes %; eecton, bul beA,s PAfrey, Free SOL nsa
ore thousand vu.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

W.sstSsToS. Tuesday. Jan =
\ Naval Court MSta has been ordered upon
Co1moore Cooper Ter havns fourued iroEl Africa with
olt .-g.e
carn Ia, e e ..oopof~sr Marion las been ordered
f-ua. B0sieu GO he Past Indies 10 re-svs The Dolphin
witch las teca orlerei hofuc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23


Tie Lake steamer O-c-ou. was consumed b.
re at ChcAs - Sa,liEr le--s - Supposed % have
e-l 5e work of irceuiary IS u ih- PRO cry ou
rcArd SAVED. She Owned hy D. :. Charn'u,
ari was va..e ~ A. .s9 cru - which ~ IS
Insurance IA ;a- Eina- Howard Columbus AID N0rA Wee,
IOr-g-,t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

Markets .BALrrNosS, jan. 22-e, p

TIE market - steady with sales Of 500 bis
How .-t-st nd CRY Ms FL0Vs 81 Other aIings
-eusB =. fJfs reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

IRON our Outside pages to-day we
have placed Editorials on The ~ c;qFy
laws suggested by the late Wall-s;,
neet;ng) and the proposed Courts OF
Gooc;I;at;on. for which we have vainly
been trying to make room on this page
Co. several days past. Also European
T.,,cr. from HuGu DoHERTY, JULES
Irruyy.IIER and w. II. f. by the last
arr;v.I-an essay on the Rochester
Knocking I, by devout believer in that
same, as veritable manifestation o.
disembodied ,pirits-Lctters OF Wash
ington correspondents, Texas, &c. We
calculate tina; these would Of themselyos
make up rather an interesting paper :;
we do no, say thatit IS better or worse
han others, bu. do not shrink from
a comparison.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
The ennfhern NInil.
Court of Appesl,.

BaLriMost Tgesaay Jan .
One Southern Nj has come 10 hand There
sre TWO mails from beg nd Macon 80. due
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
Flour and Grain Circular.

PEI CzEsEG SzE-YcsE Iuesc.v Jan I'm
NJ as rerof PER h45es-G uzcer 1s,e q sfh De-
u - EnT-, oF1g y grs1l. decrease u s.nck ~
rstler PreV.sri dea & - 5-nE gverrEet ~ usr1st 81
sss-r iss aref o-e, s-c grcss .fs Low 25tS7tc Der
-Ster t. -raes 12s ceen eoufoet mostly 70 Cfg ~.
= - sccas-ora i-g-rf lr r-s EA1lsru rsrkss Dyrirg
e zcu eal-s ~ - 81 -.sL h= Expcrts fruu H.. 20
= grr1- q A. A. Ire Az tee- s7e9s I'll. Fs.r
81 ta1 " "a c-rcg CGls-s- Az - Eel sI.t f,at
Ia IL eo1.e4--lc- = Iv0 cror. q irie-sor
7--i u scGe q nc We-er- SAFES he .tzcsra u ey
los Lc-s tr y-ar past Ass pea lever ttaa
,SrIsr. Al ercr- lis WlrteT cakl.g 20 axe --cf
81 A. ~ - uaEaS ~ cI5eT-rl 5oar1s = rs,c-. n
en-afoF 70 pro-zce lre 1-sru,y, AID hsr-5Y rAsse -
sA--sfc-1 fzfur7 srancrg noting s.peyeNe LAT = n.
s,Tlr-y
EEEGsr, are who, caazge 70 Liverpool eoz.z-,s.p.,
- r.A-s q e 2 t1rre. F.gUr ard fz4, psrrs on
Ora1- 49, VI
FLc-z-1 n-re Las &c cc-Eterste Errness n - ss,
S-t 4 ~ ccaiions sl-tcUza II -rs zas =.
5aloc-i1- re-ze iQr --llsDec - AZ .a- a s3cs -
sou s-srre s1c .e.t :, Zss l. Caaasisr Ia 49,
erlnEsf . e1on and SRA - S5G5 a, -
F-Fs C-rstsSe 3 5co5 al Aca-gl1 md O:aO bT.-@
rig - 1T ; IT bNl1lre, A-erEcGns Brsndv,~-1-
ana SeoIE-o~r arr 3 5a5It
kEE F-ct s-ls e. " COES AL.L s. 64.sf1.
bssss ~teet VIZ, nc1ers-e se- !. frr,'v ts,a 81,
l46 - ~ y es,srn. k.t III q &c tor Css--
:; = oc bz--y scz-ce S5dosc C.fs - > ~ o.
ioT Cana lnc..a Corn /. IN noderaie sqpoIV -s -.
stgor. es.nd 81 scant slipping Os % esiern ssi
Fe-cs set1s a. Sig Few Sogfkeru sa y.lo.- eoesf-
a. as~"efssy Ts..2- 40 shie, s'esie Rss,esrs.y
Ap"AAD BILL 5rsssr. IL Brssd-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

Tic market for BRsADsTrTrs, GROCERIES. snd
PsovisiyS. preset: aew NsluIo worthy OF notice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

Il THE GALLERY ~ ILIUsIRIors ANErI-
e4Ss, 81 20 BY c EDwiAos LEsTEs-rae Ere, uar.b,r
Of zs saFert nA1ora work sSs ast made appearance
az VII e0uu1ad universal admiration l. pra.ed 10
siys q yPograFay. Altogether uEq1s Il his country s-
- a. 5rtlcy sad erganoe a. eject ~.--oui regard 10
p-lse re work 70 corsisl % portraits u Ws1fy c-r
" lc no- 1eai cirEra- I'd tbe UueJ sr,es u ftc
vsro-s Is % &c since tie ceal u Wssbirg icu with
e-r-f4g prepared tioysGteA! nosccs TIC po,uai,
ron - fup-rcr dszuerreotypes u Brady sEt sl.Tsvei
oa zone, lae ,0si finished sg.e - re AZ, ~ DAVE
ao Ia prese-. G-lbsr eca.a-sA speaking utsres.
Ge1 layof IN q Re p.sa, franE heany f--aer.l -
-Egression q Ot Z.ch Is preserved eh1rn TIE ro-
Ice q H. lie ~ ~. Lester bret AID nc plrpose
Ts publication q. e=1fde3 a. s1ci rszsonAb pres =. o.
g-.ce - IN 10 rrsch u every purse and ~ cs1
l.lo- ts E-i rAp.1iy gan are c.rculay. New
YEA "-sy P-I-A1, APq.etol, FfAac-. CO..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

PC$rON jar -l--Arr shi9 YIN 4 Ccoper, .-c-l Me-
Orrrls, bark Fix. p-l.!e lhia brig Sys7. HJr.-a4s
scbIs vpress ger Com kesruey and frlaia. S,Y
lc;E Jerome yvcas.e. Del, Morn. Tl.Tes- al re-
era %. Tsno-r. si.ima1 and ; l.. NYoFk
PROVIDENCE Jan AR scLTs kensin gton. Charles.
ron D. ewure, phas; Labn-sie Fakr aud Frances
H. .cf, NVoIk. slo0ps Midas and RieEzi. DO
NEN-OkiEANS. Jan i2-Ars - IeuDssses ron.
Ncv FORK; l7th snip Colut,, from Ro VITA 1900 bag
coffee he llrgest cargo ever received here.
SAVANNAH. Jan Arr ,h.p Marion. from New. \ OH
-clr An Summers. from Philadelphia
CHARLESTON. Jan 4f--Arr sch Col Ss,ef.es aud /
fi-, FROM NJ ork al LYMAN Yong. from fhlafei p,
BALTIMORE. Jan Z.-Ar steamer Republican. CO l.. ~
from Clafe-.8n. az sshr Eiicoi, from NYork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

- = MARGARET FVLIER. now Marchiones.
OssoIi bat We Ike the old name best has nearly
rate History OF the late Revolutionary Movements
IN RAY. ia which Will be included extended obsor
vations upon the social, Political Religious and
.Estho,cal condition Of the country. notices OF Is
most eminent persons, &c &c 1t vii probably be
published before the c.cse o. the Winter b.th II,
New YORK aud London. This work, or rather th.
survey and study ct Italy or which it is based
has engros.ed the attention ot the suthores.
through several years past
We have some reason u expect Der return T.
this oountry ue1. summer accompanied by hef
husband and child.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
NrW-YORK TRIBUNE.
.=oag WEDNESDAY. JANUARY "a.
T Another graphic and glowing

f pa,cn,.Office Report, on the hi'T 1, Ky
90. az PROGRESS or ISvESrroS, Will De
AND ~ onr Supplement to-day. No
i tun u h T lives BY honest industry can
r n,al1 !, without pride and no one WHO .l
i reaa i; : JIeness on the proceeds OF 9th
nv w. ,n Il can look it in the face without
en- I've so trust no, without contntion
and amendment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

= Those who have Wing Almsnscs Tor 80
w. psDe correct Psge II llus Tor Jane, MeQaeeo,'
PIT JaAa McQueen.7 Fer Alex e Houstsyv o
Va put" AeIacder 4 Holiday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

y The steamer .sgr.-.7c-, Capt BEEEY. ~
r.vei a.. sve-s = hours foaa Clz-e,ton Clgi B. ~.
1snk' Tor Charleston psgers atvzace " - III
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

" Al requisite irforns1oc - cr.At skrSrtlsen.
adopt sslc iudeious ard eon9.rte ss'sS1 - 49,
Is ehs>r1ily communicated ne Ageecy q FAss-
where ne beat pspop Of al ne eiaes a. Frsr.pa "a
of al no 5tafes for Which he sppos7isi 1s Asrh-
s1f1orzod By tho propnst,rs 70 usEs~ct o2sn~ss -
ssleetsi frot hs Ess He u slss sssAoflss< ~ rec"
saSsc12cers snd g1vs rscNRaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23
MllLIAMsKuRuH lIkMs.

ACCIDENT Yesterday morning two men were
badly burned ~ the falling Ut PIE " Mod al the ioos q
Waslllg iou-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

BALL-IEe FIST oompnns OF Emmet GlaIts
their Fou'h Aaaa4l Bal .o-ugtl ias Chinese Al.
No..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-23

- II they would bore a couple Of pretty good
sized Gugerhoies IA The op u each ornibu. and railroad
ear with ojlers correspond In the bottom sOuehlng
wosld be effected toward ventilation Sow the Of
esrbouc ARID AID tobacco gin gas which every rider
obliged 10 2eepe passing In and Of s lungs almost
ulurdsrvgs IS src-dsBp
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02
VICE PRESIDENTS.

PRESIDENTS.
Moses Taylor, VIM S. Wemore
VIM. H. Aspnwall Edward X Collins
John II. Brewer, Matthew Morgan,
Francis Griffin, Lora Nash,
Joseph Kenochan. John I. b Maxwell.
Francis ). LathroP, Mortimer Livingston,
Lobert Latou, Joshua j. Henry,
Gu,tavus A. Couover Isaac Townsend,
Robert Smith, Samuel L. Mitchell,
N Marvin Beckwith, Schuyler Lvingson,
Jacob a. westervelt David W. Citlin,
Joseph Petit, Henry Chauncey,
Reuben Wthen. Charles NJ. Leupp,
VIM. III Webb, f. M Greenway,
Ralph Clark, Edward !. Heyer,
George D. II. Gillespie, Michael McGraph
SECRETARIES.
Robert G. Wetmore, VIM r. Dean
VIM. Barton, Robert b. Milliken,
Frederick X. Belts, Thomas Fenner
Thomas @. 7. Buckley, Alfred Large.
George Wood, esq the chairman OF the meeting then
spoke as follows; The object OF this meeting fellow
citizens as you will perceive by the call is to express
our approval OF the late measures oil Congress, which
commonly known the peace measures and 10 pre-
and perpetuae the union OF the government and
the country lAppau'sl The difficulties under which s
Union, relate you all know, 10 the matter OF slavery
and those difficulties commenced, rather this agitation
then advanced that slavery in ITSELF and independ.
ent OF the circumstances which surrounded it, SINFUL and
ought be put down. without any regard TO consequences
and without any regard to the effect Of ITS sudden soo-
IN which that domestic institution prevails Those doc
times have been advanced, and have grown into mag
niiude which certainly threatens this country with
serious difficulty, and which, IL they be not put down,
may terminate IN the dissolution OF Union and the
destruction OF this glorious republic which is held forth
bright example to ali the nations Of the world, with
a view TO spread those liberal institutions under which
we have enjoyed 50 much prosperity Till the period 10
which allude, the doctrines entertained on n al subject
are perfectly well known TO all Of rs We ali Consider
ed the institution Of slavery in Itself "a injurious and AZ
evil. But we found existing 10 country having
been originally introduced when we were in 4 stale ~
pupilage, before we acquired our independence and il
has grown with the growth OF this country SO thai i
will require long lime before lis total abolition can take
place The Institution Of slavery has existed since Tie
commencement OF the world and N al ages Il has IN
doubedy besn in The early periods OF society, great
instrument in favor ol civilizations but IN process OF time
IL became opinion that il should be abolished But
where this evil existswhen u is interviewer with ell
the interests OF counyis, OF course, very dlihcut
matter TO abolish il and every country IN which pre-
walls should be allowed take is own time IN the de-
siruc'ien OF i About he period 70 which aiudesome
hfeen Years sgos doctrine prevailed on this sub
ject The idea proposed that slavery IN itself a
Elm that il ought to be abolished, a, all events and
like thing which Is sinful II ought 10 be abolished
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02

FRANKLIN, IN. H.,) Oct. ~, 1900.
GENTLEMEN Nothing in the world butregard for the
sa.e OF my health prevents me from accepting at once
your invitation, and assuring you Of my presence at the
Union meeting at Castle Garden on Wednesday eve.
ming next rejoice TO know that such meeting is called;
reloce 70 Know that y will be attended by thousands
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-11-02

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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
State Agricultural Fair.

We should delight to be laying before olr
readers, about this Time, the interesting parcu.
lars Of a Vermont State Agricultural Fair. W.
go to the world renowned exhibitions Of Nev
York, and take premiums for our horses and
sheep, or fruit, &C.; we carry of, in Boston, The
highest Or yes for butter and cheese why No,
get up exhibitions of our own in which the Sa,
shall show its varied riches In every deparraeu,
of rural industry? There rras a Society tn,
aimed at such thIngs;-are there not men amons
US whose energy and enterprise shall maze
something like it live?
The New YORK Society is sustained vigorous
~ by a subscription of dollar year I've be.
lieve) from members, which entities them 10
badge and free admission 10 the exhibition and
by the sale OF the tickets of ADMISSION 10 par.
sons not members. Might we not, by a sImiIa,
course, provide ample funds?
A State Society has been formed in New
Hampshire, the first exhibition Of which was al.
Tended by some 5000 persons, Notwithstanding
the unfavorable weather. With our railroad "a.
ciIlties, 1t would be very easy matter to collec,
both the materials for an exhibition. and he
spectators to purchase tickets.-N. Ctroniae.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-24
] Massachusetts.

Tho Free Sellers and Locos are attempting to
play the coalition game-a losing one, most un-
questionably. We observe with pleasure that
many Of the leading Liberty men refuse to go
into the MISUNDERSTANDING them Hon. Samu-
ell Hoar OF Concord-ihe gentleman who vas
driven from South Caroliua, when an agent
there for Massachusetts,, and gentleman veneer
able for age, character and talents.
The Boston Daily Advertiser says:
We are much gratfed to observe, that num-
Der of respectable members If the Free Soil
party have disavowed the discreditabe coalition
between that party and the Democrats Of Mid
dlesex, for dividing between the two parties the
Senatorial seats to be filed by the electors of
tina: county. Their card to this effect will be
found in another column of this paper 1t shows
that they are not SO much under the influence of
their party feelings as to be willing to pervert
the elective franchise to the mere purpose OF de-
feating an opposing party, by SO corrupt a COM
pact. We doubt not there are many Others Of
both parties, in all the counties in which sim-
lar compact has been or may be made, who will
come TO the same determination. Indeed we
hear of declarations to that effect, FROM members
Of both parties.