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PRESIDENTIAL oUrsTioN-Thec
appears growing the Of the people and
OF prominent DEM
presidency few days we copied from
Richmond Enquirer paragraph this subject and we have
article New York tho vein The
ustrious named with the presi-
good hem and the democratic
deal HARM The work in hand requires all
be it, We should keep our and
minds it, and it will be done the -Pennsylpantan
We most cordially with the Pennsy vanian in the
sentiment expresses. The democratic party have enough
upon their hands already Our ranks have been split TO
pieces, and rennite them. - II would be
in this distracted condition Of parry,
when seconasm has not disappeared To add ano her
Of division ia The struggle OF presidential asprah ats
For ourselves, Is marked out The Union
is the last press that ought taxi. sides h Of them
As 1913, will it be in 1881 and 1882 We shall
folow-not attempt to lead-pubic opnion. When the
will become flag, and fight the death
1t does not surprise, however il may crafty to
how decidedly the organ OF the national democracy sus
ains the ground have taken against the premature
agitation OF the presidential question Such, too is the
general sentiment OF the democratic in nearly every
State in the Union; and we those who expect
to force matters advance, that they bound to be
fearfully disappointed II is time enough quite time
enough take up the subject year from the present
lime and eflecually do so in view OF the existing
state OF affairs at that time The politics of the day
entirely much disturbed TO commit the democracy TO
any al present, however distinguished or deserving
Pennsyipdntdn
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Correspondence OF the BALTIMORE Chpper.l

learn that commissions have been organized by
the Department OF the Interior TO treat with the Indian
tribe. California amt New Mexico Toe hrst aud most
portsnt commission is composed OF Grnera Campbell,
late United States consul Havana but OF South Car
DINA, Colonel Temple, OF Tennessee, and Col ) Todd,
formerly OF Ohio, residing IN Minnesota Territory.
This commission is follow the boundary commission
and II po-b. make satisinc Glory treaty with the In.
dsu tribes nhsbing the valley OF the Colombo which IL
supposed be fertile potion OF that whole
ton Of our newly acquired territory. Fl
The second commission consists OF Reddick Mckee,
sotQe W Barbour and l.. u Wosencraft whose place Of
destination Is California, and Ia which State the Indians
hold the title large aud valuable tracts OF land This
early and prompt action part OF the admin
procure Indan lands in New Mexico and California
deserving Of the credit fot there IS no doubt
but tsy hold by the desirable por
of those territories Tor all agricultural pursuits
Mr. Graham, the Secretary % the Navy has been ap.
pointed Acting Secretary Of War during the absence OF
Mr. Conrad who left for your city and the North 10y the
cars OF Yesterday afte moon.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


500 .i,ge e,rs BALraos.. Oct liza pm.
The Faisi dssduiis- Exeitemsaf--L Large kesSerds.-
beehaaits Lnsiltas Erhibiion.--P sansyivasi Else
= tion.-Ihs Hon. 4. b Florence The Markets. &c.
There continues be considerable sxoismsnt in the
city on Of the murderous Of "Wednesday
night which resulted ia the death OF Mr., Edmund Mich
sl as noticed yesterday aud w,I probably prove equally
fatal Nh Francis Lsdefy, who was brulay beaten and
shot Ilth ward polls young man named Finley
also seriously wounded. gN asst aeii
Rewards the amount Of about VI, 800 have been offer
ed for the aud conviction OF the murderer Of MIR
Mitchell aud party OF five rowdies have already been
arrested the charge. HIS funeral will take place To-
morrow morning, aud will doubtless be immense pro
cesson as the military aud hrenen will be In attend
anee. sr rEr4srI .tssa1tFp
The annual exhibition OF the Mechanics Inritus will
comnence on Monday next, at Washington Hall, and viii
exceed all FORMER exhibitions IN Tho exent variety, and
beauty OF he articles presented All three Of the floors Of
the spacious building viii be occupied by tho lnstituts,
and they are now rapidly filling up aAi .Rw tta
The cheering complexion OF the returns from Pennsylva-
mia is received with great Joy by the democracy OF Ba
more The Maryland victory doubtless put tho Keysono
democracy in the right Of mind doing their duty
With such example before them, victory was cor
tain. --e~
The gallant Florence still continues a, his post no,wh-
standing election Congress He der hs duties
editor way infringing those Of representative and
has gone work with energy In his old vocation.
dropping that in which he takes most pride--ho
practical latter" Although moving upward in tho ladder
of fame he still clngs TO the first round taking pride In the
character OF working man: He will prove working
member OF Congress-, and Idoub the democracy Of
Philadelphia will keep hts irons hot whilst serving them
at Washington. m
The MARKErs-In the Baltimore market this morning
there change notice in -four In Howard street
been light sales 81 49, ard of City Mills ut ~
6sS Rye flour is moderate demand AT 50 rs % SIT
meal quoted $3 ia So lSl Sales have boon
made OF good prime red wheat at 80 1o2 cents ord
nary good IS 80 white wheat. LOG li0 cents
per buslethe receipts moderate and prices steady
No change is bsevaole quote sales Of white
90. and yellow 81 "a GEMS Oats are in better dc.
mand quote ~ 81 aentssaies. Rye is now quoted
| al 81 cents per bushe, Ass E.e,4 5..s4A dt
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WARKHoUsISe MIR Corwn, Secretary OF the Treasury
has the cythe OF Jrct Of his vt being TO at
tend The sci iug Out Of the leases OF the public warehouses
Those Broad be disposed Of seems. while
those 10 Broadway VIII be reained-or part OF them al
least supposed that great saving TO the government
viii effected by the change, plenty OF private indivd
viii be glad take the business out Of It's hands lie
at the Astor House. bu too unwe TO receive calls.
ae#a [N " Mirror, OCT. -.
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FRgEDoM sLAvss.-ln five months there have been
raised in this city So 900 for the liberation Of forty slaves
thirty OF whom OF their free will, have gone
20 TO Liberia. The abotionsts contributed oil this
money. Per contra, the liberty party per SC lately held
Cazenovs, and solved 10 raise $4,000 In
order defend Chaplin from penalties OF the law. This
S2o, 900, applied economically the aforesaid SO 800
would the freedom OF two hundred slaves Applied
to Chart defence it will only be expended upon law
yers abolition lecturers &c. WHO have been the true
frie nds OF freedom l-Nep York Eywess. FL
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SAN FRANcrscJ c,LLscronsHr appears that the Presi
dent office Jon A. Collier, esq brother OF tn
gentleman of the who rejected by the Sen
ATE his letter OF declation appears In yesterday
Republic. Business and private influence him
His rejected relative he considers only the .. best
brothers" but the beet OF men" Taos Butler King o
Georgia, HIS since received tue appointment t.
EwHa.aa. Baltimore SEa of teatrady.
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MOVEMENT IN THE PROPER sPIRII.-Ihe monmouth
Banner which for has had the name OF
H. Benton at the masthead for the pres'dsncy mas re-
Gently hauled il down The reasons are set forth IN an
editorial from which we copy "As there appears. ~
says TO be question among our political TRENDS
regard 10 the expedency OF retaining the name OF
Thomas n Benton at the head Of our columns AZ the
democratic candidate for the presidency IN 1884, we nave
concluded withdraw his name in that connexon rom
our paper, leaving his claims without fortner comment
ON our part 10 The adjudication Of the National Democratic
CONVEX on. In placing his name in connerion WIN ne
presidency, we were influenced BY high national con
alterations For his efforts IN behalf OF 'he democracy,
Lewis Case James Buchanan. and other distinguished
men OF our party who have stood shoulder shoulder to
with him in the great contests WIN our po.Ss' aRpon5
ens SO far them as TO any preferences Tor me once
President in 1859, have none. The great ana para
mount object which desire is to preserve the unity ana
harmony of the democratic party.
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nUvALL BROTHER tailors under Gadsbyr hotel
de.re members OF
citizens fall and winter goods which are now ARRIVING
principally In The best New fo
They prepared to make 70 order in Their usual style
sruce clothing prices which shall compare IN
voraby quality purchased here o. elsewhere
Also furnishing articles for gentemen such as shirts under
shirts slk and wooen oava stocks UMBRELLA suspcndes hand
kerchiefs, Cloves he 49,. ...,...,...
Sept 20-eoJwn DuNALL = bhoihhf1
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RESoNISArIos OF Hos. ALEXANDER w. BuEL.-The
Dero, Free Press Of the 4h inst brings the crafty
ing intelligence OF The unanimous denomination of Mr.
Buel. the able representative from the first district OF
Michigan. This is certainly as we expected for, al
though he in his first congressional term, few men
have faithfully represented his constituency
than Mr. B. during the first session OF the 3st Congress
We understand tina, his election considered aos,
certain.
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Ht#. GRAHAM 1851.
completed the extensive arrangements 10 give
" higher character and value 10 his Magazine for the coming
volume
R. James, celebrated novelist has been engaged TO give
a series Of splendid romances =
Gcore Prentice poet the West win exclusively
for number
Grace Greenwood engaged give sere. of her beautiful
j. NJ Lerare OF South Carolina contribute brilliant Of
papers for 1851.
Miss Cooper the author Of Rural Hours also en-
gagged whippe and Longfclow, Bryant and Lowell
r. h. Reed al Dusedofn ON Ms way
Italy, galleries superb set OF drawings
London and Pans and
finished drawings BY the renowned David, OF
Grahams Incorporating ladies depart
ment anything that has been produced
Paris England United The FIRST IN the De
cember number. -,
An This fees spendo this Magazine for 1851 and,
ever. astonsbed Graham aboishcs
the agents. postmaster
agents 10 form clubs, as the December
number closes the volume
TERMS-SINGLE COPIES, o.
PRIor or cLups pos le5lA Crahams Magazine,
will be supped Mt the following rates Sin
copies S5 i've copies, So and ten copies
srndiag the club Of ten
scbers departed from BY % to three
dollar magazines.
addressed 20 .. u.,..x
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Oct lo-3dS3tw
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UNITED STATES SHIP JOHN ADAMS,

@Eas tAn sAs a Madeira, August Is, 1850
SR have the sad duty 10 inform the department of the
untimeIy death OF very worthy and excellent young OIL
cer-Passed Midshipman Thos b. Wainwright late acting
master OF this ship. 3ign,lea r pa .b CT
This young was reported Ill two days after leaving
Portendick the of Africa supposed to arise from
the stomach, and daily became until
the 18th August when he expired after fifteen days illness,
pas, three in the aernoon to the Infinite regret OF
every officer and board this ship. post-morten
examination confirmed the opinion OF the surgeon the
cause OF his early death. fl.g... Y Il s5-..8. Is
The body of the deceased given to the deep on the
18Th at noon in latitude "a deg 4G min. and longitude
n deg % min. w.
have the honor be, vefy respectfully, your obcden
servant, .fs @att. g II Ell .s5 Ala9a 81.
ql+d. rg tta h4 l.. M. POWELL, Commander.
To the Hon. the SECRETARY NAVY,
,t., f5g+s-a - Washington.
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THE BRITISH raorRoroRArx-Ihe Ssuonsl in'oisenc"'
=, rr,.v state. that the belief which Mr. Squier
late charge TO Nicaragua, rntersns, that Great Brain
has made treaty with Costa Rcs taking thar STATE under
British protection is misconccpiioo. The only treaty
made by Mr. Cbs,Acld With Costs R,cs simple esv o.
commerce Thi. treaty has been laid before Parsmerr
and printed. aef#e ..ss. ae isft 4
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NAV isso Tho following resolution this day adopted by

COMMON HALL ~ the town ~ rster.s~rE. 1919 -
following resolution was this dsy soopoo "
the Halii s..
ssov. That mayor Of the sdv.rs Tor .,
mo Of e bonds OF Peerrnu endorsed
sta. Virginia. $50 900 payses IN is ana IN
with r half yearly IN February and An
rus. The proposals win b. scstved or surns % MOI less Than
chsmnsrisin Of nc town. nnu me sn ~ NAY
- 10 o<t M they will h. opened and ths hghes
hiddey will be entitled The payments m the win hs
ousd May, and 18th July and bidder viii
which offer The corporation
- ,,,sssss,vs. night reject any offer msder Hf
Notice hereby proposals coporu
ton received the ehnnbsain of
I'm. CO1L9N9,
May a-duAhnaynsrt sattC- 3 naaWH ~ MAYOR.
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DIED.

Friday morning the iin inst at4S O'Clock, Mrs CAROLINE
SOPHIA DsvAuGHAN wife OF THos T. DrvAuoHAs the 3o
year OF her
OF the deceased Of the family invited
4th 3
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Correspondence Of the Union.l nA
HT,Yan,hoa ~. .T..feJ

ua oh re- Correspondence Of the Unon1 ah n
McLanahaa reelected.
New BLOOMFIELD, Oct. 9. 1850.
My Oar efforts in this district TO rs- elect the
noble the eloquent and the patriotic James X McLana
han have been crowned with the most Unprecedented
success. We send McLanahan 10 the 32d Congress by
500 majority, as follows: .rs .-9
McLanahan tdem.) Bard, (whig }
Perry county $50 mai tHt#
Cumberland county 900 ."
Franklin I" $50
$50 $50
$50
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Bsth-hdoped unanimously BY Congress,
VI through recommendations Of UnttsA
surgeons physicians, ts0satsis
fixed poabl. the position ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
favorable debsted and to the ss eqnAi dsttbsnou o.
apple aiding from the epsdee
United stntss sDttenuay
nd called mercua In rhes
II the cf he
oriental .teambath still used in Turkey there iassy
found particularly ssveee
organ. and shu fov sahssS
Also powerful bat safely gs6useA s.ecsro
and eounpeelne
Applied Halt, wing, 1rst floor, tconvensss IN
and rcsrdence q sick Probafum ~ .,,ssv
s-eodu horD S"'sSss+
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MILARD FnLaons President ofhe United States Of Amer
ion, 10 all whom Il may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me that
appointed consul Of the Swiss for Michigan
Wisconsin, Iowa, and Minnesota reside Detroit, do
hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him free
are SLOWED 10 the con,us OF tho favored nations In
the United States
In testimony Whereof have caused these elrers 90 be
\ ga hereunto affixed. ,sa54 sas.a- n sa
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington. the
~ gth day of October. A, D. 1880. and Of the indie
H. 81 pendence OF the United States Of America the
seventy-hith.
BY the President MlLLakD FILLMORE
.----- W. S. DRKaioK, Acting Secretary oil State.
MnLARp FiLLaoaE, President of the United States Of
t,e sra.s America, to all whom il may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited TO me ha
j. b. Fab. du Canton do ST. Gall has been appointed con
sui of the Swiss Confederation Tor Louisiana, Mississippi
Aabama Tennessee, and Arkansas reside at New Or
leans do hereby recognise him SUCH and declare him
free TO exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and
privileges allowed the consults OF the most fa
yored nations in the United States,
In testimony Whereof have caused these letters to be-
made patent, aud tho seal Of the United States Il
be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand. at the city OF Washington, the
so, 9th day OF October, A. ID. 1885, and OF the indie
H. pendence Of the United States Of America the
enty- fith. .fl ut
BY the Presidents WILLARD FILLMORE
w. s. DERnIck, Acting Secretary Of State.
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IIOUsE L~ase- have just finished, and nov
III houses IL enssace
modern and every convenisnce necesesfy 70
make situated The conner of
and ION ree Unsurpassed hrahy position ed rood
ter pump very being the kiichsn IL oosalas
rooms Of arranged hs hos cola and
show with water closet -.tl q ~
for male sesvanu,
arranged very superior and eomr Has on
paved alley. rstN ,.~,. !, -,
Io-eod3tf IrfN ft Flien ~
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arnsEss or oosos -. rrrcrsp' $50

The following table speaks for itself Ii shows how
well the democracy OF the State have sustained them
bers of Congress- noble result, truly and we
should not be astonshed il further give
two more members We have fourteen sound dem
ocratic membersa majority Of the whole delegation. In
the subjoned table have omitted the name OF Joel B.
Danner, esq, Of Adams county. elected in the fifteenth
district to m out the short of the present Congress.
made by the death Of Dr. Mes The following
all members OF the thirty second Congress, which
commences the lst OF December 1851 Those marked
are yaius F.
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by GREEN q rAsrEr. Auouons.r..

ny sRGEN & rAsTET, Aacuoossrs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
III AUCTIONOn Thursday, the 18th shall
the residence Capt r. H. boutwell,,
Fourteenth and New York beautiful
Mahogany sotss, divans, and hair chairs s ..H
Do velvet, damask, and menno covered chairs
DO msrble-top and per tables
do sid.board, dressing aud other bureaus
dining, breakfast, and other tables, hat rack, kc.#.
Girzpdoles, solar, hall, and other lamps
French china and other vases, maniel ornaments
China. crockery which good
and French CHINA set #.#e..a
Fine silver plated cake baskets, ivory knives, sc.
Fine Britannia and coffee set " 9e
Parior, passage, stair, ana chamber carpets
Hearth straw mating &c
Maple high and low post trundle bedseads
Superior beds, bedding, hair and shuck mattresses
Excellent cooking, radiator, and other stoves .H.a
Also. good assortment o kitchen requisites.
attention Of the ladies and gentlemen Of Washington and
sale. We deem
quality Of the furniture
as viii show for itself Only and - IT y
Al OF cash $50 credit Of
two months for endorsed, bearing
.f.F# z-....- +. ell---L
GREEN n TAsTET,
d Aucnonees.
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nICTlONNAIRE Francois, ct Espagnol- Francois, re-
dige dapres edition de Academie Franchise cec
de Acadeie EspaSaoie par NJ M. Lopez 2, msrs volume
Also Spanish and French Dictionary 2vos Paris,
IS49. . $500. ...s...
l640. IN 'tt
Nuan and Spanish and English Dictionary vols
Neuman Spanish English Dictionary, abridged
Blanc,s spanish and English Dictionary. l vsume. London
Spanish and English Dictionary volume London
Oct IL 1870 1885 F.
IOHN BINNs No. ia Walnut street, philadelphia,
district OF Penn
of deeds for all the southern and western
States. -+-,-
promptly faithfully. He has all necessary forms
Oct l2-2awif5w U arH Il d E7. 81 s4H#a# ss{ lf#
nEBATEs and Proceedings OF the Kentucky Com
Of State Constitution lSaS, VOL
Proceedings Of the Virginia State Convention OF
lsl9-'J0 vol. POI asF0 I
The States Of The United States
VOL, 1850. 80 !,
The Alien Virginia Resolutions of 1898
VOL, 1850. .
Dwrhts Hartford Bradds History OF the Federal
Proceeding and Debates OF me Federal
Assemblies OF the Athenans
story ON the Marshall the Constitution rmke
Free Intnuons Elhos Debates DE
Constitution Brougham The BRUSH Con-
sstuon Laws and Constitution OF England Mon
Spirit Toquevie the United States new
works the various branches OF political
science. j. 4 +
Oct IL rhhNoh IhiLoh.
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TELEGKArnIo nEPoK rs FOR THE UNION
Condition of the Northern Markets.

New YORK, October li-2, p. m.-The stock market s
United STATES U.s. coupons, ll9A treasury note S.
ll5a ll5k CANON, So Flour quiet under the news
ard prices lending decinesaes OF 30UO barels AT -
~ VI So ~ 62 for common State brands; southern. ~
81 SO l2a pure C.nesee, 70. Corn meal, - W sales
red 100 Ioz cents Genesee li6 censs-2OOO
yellow IS IS cents. and rye unchanged. PIovs.
st,adymess pork $50 81 prime, W 81 lard y u
cents. quct-no change to notice IN pftces
Cotton duh uader the and prices avoring buyers
sales 800 bales. Whiskey, 27s a IA cents.
PuiLApsLPHIA, October i-2, p. m--Stockst stesdy-
sales Penns vana SIS 92i 92i Sterling exchanges, 10
lOi premium The -four market israhcr quet-sales OF
few hundred barrels common standard brands, ~ " ~
81 Corn meal aud rye -four, So Wheat 10 In moderate
enand-saes red 50 02 cents, and white at LOO
10 cents. White CON, 6S "a cents; yellow ~ - cents
Oats 80 a 40 Provisions seady-mess pork, I'll u
SIl rs PRIME 30. Groceries quiet Cotton markotdai-
no sales reported Whiskey, 27a "a cents "a
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Or Columbia Typographical Soeicsy.-An adjourned
society VIII be held evening ~ O'Clock,
the Aldermens Room, CITY Hall
s $3.50 ~ THoS. CATION,
Rec
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Mrs. ID. II. Burr's French and Knglish ssninssy Q
Young Ladies'. -#oe-. .as#.a#n

Corner o kirfh ord n avsefs, WssA~stsr,
WILL reopen Monday, the I'm Of September ncoash
English studies ~ pursued and superior
and other phshmsns ss
in.utuon Able employed In he several e,a
and the the advancement ~ Ne
popls iptru.ed 70 oled number N boaraen s 70
eycd converting u all ues In Krech
and also of enjoying comforts OF pleasant nome
Terms, sc made known application 10 the Principal.
Aug a5-3aw4w
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Of our congressional districts in doubt The free soisrs
hold balance power both branches OF the legislature
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GS- stephen n. Hill. late Of Baltimore W
ing accepted pastoral charge OF First Bapsi Church tt
this will by Divine pcrmission preach Sabbath
morning at III O'Clock. Il ...4... .u
u
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0ENCY, WaahAngHen-Tne undersigned, iae Of the In
branch II Once offers hts serv
generally, of the
section particularly with the that his removal from once
initiate has for
honesty, capacity, and fidelity, and
once Of both parties with their hearty
consent, him therein.
All orders business OF nature, At the .s o
= JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Julv A-dd Iaieo fPossO once Department
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From the Portsmouth (Ya.) Pilot.
THE ELECTIONS HEws.--The of higery is on
the wane, and the glorious democracy triumphant
all points OF the compass The first gun from the Key
stone State knocks the wing native Levin and gives
From Ohio, too the good comes rolling that
federal whigery, if not absolutely killed, is earfuy
scaped. The Baltimore Patriot (whig) announces BY
telegraph that Weed the democratic candidate for gov
ernor. is probably elected. t.
Now is the tune for the democracy OF Old Virginia to
buckle on the aImor. Pass the word to organise-or-
game! Assemble in your wards, and towns and coun-
Ies and dsrcts See that every democratic voter is at
his post Let there be saggers from the camp and
in the April contest let present one nnbroken, uncon
auerabe phalanx When do the sterling democracy Of
Portsmouth propose TO grid up their giant loins