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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03
pE.,a.chusetts is There

The Wing State Convention which assem-
bled at Worcester on Tuesday, without one
dissenting voice,
Resolred, That MASSACHUSETTS avows her unsl.
terable determination to MAINTAIN all the principles
end purposes which she has in times paat affirmed
in relation to the Extension Of Slavery; and Abe
measure Of aucceGs which has attended hor cxer-
tons ia new incentive TO continue and persevers
in all constitutional efforts, till the great and good
york shall be accomplished and perfected.
Resoleed, That it is the duty Of all true friends
Of Freedom, in and out OF Congress- to watch tho
progress of the pre6en. Frae Territories OF New.
Mexico and Utah and to favor the adoption of all
practicable measures to secure their early admis-
zion az States into the Union with Constitutions
like shat OF their elder and free sister CnIfornis,
: Do you hear that, Messrs. Duer, Gran
ger & Co.? Is the Slavery question all
settled ?? Is it deceiying the People las
John T. Bush urged at Syraousel to pass
resolutions implying prospect of future
contests with regard to it Is there moth
ing more to be done but to rejoice over the
triumph Of the adjustment?-So does not
say MASSACHUSETTS!
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Tia Eny,rons of WewsYork-Staton Island
School Examination.


In all the environa of this vast and busy City
there is no place where We find ourselves more
alone, where we can shake of the dust OF toll so
thoroughly and enter Into communion with Nature
40 fuIly; nor where we can lend charmed ear to
the murmurs Of the deep echoing Of the immuta
bic harmonies OF ages, thu. have long since lapsed
into Eternity, the quiet shades OF Staten Island
Some half century ago, Staten Island had but
one asaociation-that Of being the stronghold Of
our oppressors. Now it has scarcely nook where
the hand of Industry and Of Taste has not traced
some memorial. Gardens, parks, cottages and
mansions WI Oh may not nsppropately be denomnsed
rural paecs .hne among its woody yas.s and show tho
quiet winding lanes which solitary devious
and so uniuored It were In their ysgariss as II ihey
eoue BIT wnywardy lose themselves yet you are to
meet at every lurn beautiful mansion, with every OK
tea assurance that Tiers taste and refinement within
Yhe present wriler sraylng random hroughits wood
lands during the past week, suddenly upon scene
which eytryvhare Interesting bU In the midst OF for
eat poaseaaed lanl,e aIiracons-s School examination
Yhe ale commands magnificent prospect OF wood aud
water The unamed and the unmatched bay of New
York Ills called By the proprietor CheStnuto WaInu,
Grove There ranged some Iixty or seventy boys,
rudy Joyous and full Of animation, ard there In groups
heir anxious mothers sisters and oaef relatives already
tb obbng for The promised distinction OF those around
whom their love unsparingly cFcled He who traced
hese memoranda joined the group stranger those
posing II and stranger the feengs that agAted it. One
fact 10 which perhaps all the rest we're except as par
,cular instances Indifferent gave hin upmzed pleasure
4 wss tttt the se'o5iboyA Sll boyS rudy merry
boys presenting no evidence Of "Nsures promise
usreA IN mind or body.
Az sm entirely Indifferent, paacast aspi-
rsaons were hai dag gralifed sbatsn from recording
Eetau e, Which mos! approyingly pronounced By
re e1snilef' blessed oy their parents For myself
,c sesfed with he answering 10 general, and more
Fecnly Of French Pupils who speak thai besutfnl
4psuage Hih The facility Of natives. Nothing but very
early raining aud very gres. attention by French teacher
coud enable them to alsn such perfection Tee Greek
answering was cfedisble and considering the age OF
ne pupils extraordinary But the branch Of study in which
all Inc pupils ,cok equal pleasure, and hG Psr Of W len
zach performed with perfect precision, was elaments
military discipire No stranger could witness The exer
c.es mental and physical wlhou, being impressed with
The con7iclicn that the boys belonged OF wonder
tu Intellectual progress and nation OF heroes. such
least the feeling he Tier carried Win him from iha.
scere ard OF the delightful IL excarSioa almost
eye1, incident which s ced MA mind with come
association OF beauty grzrdenr Xxx
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arrncuse md tie stnre,

Whoever represents the struggle in the
late Syracuse Convention as impelled on
the part of the majority by personal attach
ment or feeling does gross wrong to that
majority and those who were permitted to
share its counsels. They had their prefer
ences like others; they had principles to
uphold and convictions to express but
they were at no time insensible to the die
tates Of sound policy. They believed it
would be wrong and unjust to eminent and
faithful service to be compelled to silence
with regard to Gov. Stewards Senatorial ca
reer and the principles By which it has been
guided; but they were equally convinced
that to pass the Duer Resolutions, and those
only, would have been to sacrifice the Whig
cause in the State. This we do most un-
doubtingly believe, and on this faith we
acted. 1t was not the cause Of our earnest
tenacity but it very greatly confirmed US
therein.
There are not lees than ten Congressional
Districts in this State which can be carried
by the Wings while they firmly uphold the
banner of Free Soil and rally around its
faithful champions, which must inevitably
be lost if they slide from this down to the
Webster and Duer level. These are the
Oneida, the Madison, the Chenango, the
Onondaga, the Cayuga, the Wayne, the
Steuben, the Tompkins, the Clinton and the
Saratoga Districts. These Districts will
give Ten Thousand more votes for the Wing
State Ticket while standing on the platform
ofMr. CornwelPs resolutions than they would
if planted on thoee Of Mr.. Duer. The more
Western Districts-Monroe, Genesee, Ma
CARA, Cbautauque and Erie (Yes, Sir, Erie }
would elect Wing Members at any rate, but
they will give far larger majorities under
Cornell auspices than they would under
Duer. We lost thousands of good Wings to
the Van Buren, party in l848 because there
seemed no doubt Of the devotion of that par
ty to Free Soil, while the position of the
Wings was deemed by them equivocal in
consequence of the support of General Tay-
lor. A few of these came back to US
last Fall, but many hung off, perplozed
by the Post and Atlas's repeated as
sertions that General Taylor and his Cab
met were managing to plant Slavery in
California All that fog is now dissi-
pated and our alienatedEbrethren are com
ing back to US, bringing many genuine
Democrats with them. They only want to
know that we stand where we have hitherto
professed to stand, and cannot be seduoed
thence, to take hold heartily with us, and
bear on our standard to victory. And we
wal stand there, and our estrangod breth'
ren will come back to us, and carry the
State triumphantly. All thatwe ask is that
the special friends Of the Administration
will not conspire to throw the State into the
hands of the Opposition. It is barely in
their power to commit suicide if they es-
cape that, they need have no further appre
hension.
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e. What pleaIuIsble emo Ions does not well e1s1
TED portrait CT excite In the mind of any psaa
wose for The fine aria may be even unculyslsd h
hov much geser Ia the admiration excited by tao living
lovely ORIGINAL especially the ladys face is es hon
pot or blemsh. GouRAUD's Italian Nedcsed Soap isM
On article lnoUn TO themiitry which will efecuallY
every velige fho.e odious dishguremeps Of u
skin which appear In The shape OF tan, pimpleb teet
suLturn eruption chsps chaes, crscks aud all hn DID,
f. utemens GouaAVDs wonderful Poudres Subtle 10
certsu eradicate supstuous hair from any pl ofhea
man fame. GoURAUo's Liquid Vegetable Rouge gVaI
rrspenc and permanent color TO pale cbeeAs and rg
GoURARDs Lily White for dushed, rough, salov lfiI
eoURAuDs instantaneous Lilo i'd Hair Dye coors red nd
gr,y or white hair beautiful glossy brown or ba1
GouRAsD's Hair Restorative, trial bottles 2s each
Be very careful to purchase these articles genuine and
his can only be done bypocu them a! Dr. aopRAu1,
ell Known d6P0 81 Waker.A 6,si tom sroadwsy
Cserder SO Soulh Third 81! Philadelphia oa In
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EE- You can almost see the damp fungus on the ioOa
The Fall, he uthers in these cool devy nighis Ys
white mold Of bis wet breath human lungs Is busA
away By the sparkling warmth Of The freside remedy,
MRS. JERVIs'S COLD CANDY.
Certified to by the leading inteleGts OF The sge this ~
knowledged throat and lung cufer Ia nl ploddlug
healthlis way forming Its halo OF gh, In overJ hoaE
hold, and scnilsons Of Joy in every wretched OachsN
room.
Sold Wholesale and retail by Hrs w JERus. s6S Bras
way, one door above Frankin-st.
AGEaTs.-ll0 Broadway; 10 As!or House, Mn. HsJi
1913 Fulton at Brooklyn, ard By Druggists generally.
" Each package 10 invariably signed Mrs w JsRy
Be sure TO AJAX for mrs. JERvIss Cold Candy.
Pn.up In packages of Is % 49, and 81 each
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The Pretexis for Bol,ing.

A majority of the Wing General Commit
tee Of our City were constrained to resolve
on Tuesday evening that the late Wing
State Convention at Syracuse had cat
tempted to incorporate into the Wing creed"
novel "principles." The ffty-throe Dele
gates who SO voted know perfectly we'll that
Their assertion is disputed-that the State
Convention and it's supporters undoubtingly
maintain that the principles asserted at Sy-
racuse were those, and only those, which
the party has proclaimed in Convention
after Convention, Legislature after Legisla-
ture, ever since the question of Slavery
Extension was made upon US by the Annex
alton antiques of 1894. Now why don't
they attempt to proue what they allege
The Syracuse Resolutions are before the
world-why not specify the doctrine or
statement contained therein which is an in
tcrpolation upon the Wing creed of "A,
AS and 40? We dare you, we defy you to
DO it? You cannos-you know you cannot !
You seek by mere clamor-by reiterating
the noise of your Battery guns-to drown
the living truth. But you will not be able
to do it.
Mr. H. j. Raymond, We see, votes the
majority resolutions with reservation. He
don't believe all their statements, but the
Committee would not let him vote to send
Delegates to Utica without voting the whole,
SO he votes Ay. We wish Mr.. Raymond
would tell as exactly why he thinks it expe-
dent to have any Utica Convention. 1t
certainly is not to nominate new ticket
for be is in favor of that settled at Syracuse.
And if it is to construct new platform, we
wish he would tell US what changes from
the Syracuse doctrines he deems necessary.
If those are any less National or more
sectional than his own Legislative Reso-
lutions of last winter, we will thank him to
show US wherein. This is rather an earnest
business, and we insist that it be treated
grayely ard oandidly. Again we ask those
who keep asserting or implyin that the Sy'
racuse Resolutions embody novel doctrines
10 compare them with those of our preced-
ing State Conventions and successive Wing
Legislatures. We challenge the boilers to
specify the principle affirmed at Syracuse
which is not simple iteration of what has
been repeatedly asserted by Wing State
Conventions and Legislatures without a
murmur against its sectionalism. Stand
forward, if you are men, with your specif.
cations, your proofs We dare you to the
ordeal
As to the holding of the Utica Con.
vention, We have already said that it is a
matter of no moment. Abstractly, there
can be no objection to section Of the
Wing party holding Convention and pro
claiming its own principles; though we can
not see how that amounts to anything more
than proposing and voting for them in
Convention of the sohole party, as was done
at Syracuse. The whole State, the whole
Country, perfectly understands the grounds
an which Msssrs. Daer & Co. seeded
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MARYLAND Election.

We presume the Governor is lost by the
enormous Opposition majority in Baltimore
where the Wings had no ticket But th's
proves nothing with regard TO the Political
character of the State. Maryland is always
Whig in National contest and generally
adverse in local one. We know why.
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REFORM 1T ALgoGETHER.,

s- Many persons suffer much needless pain bJ wssi,
Boom that do no, properly Mt their feel They ais,
where but count ymsde Boots ore soli, which 5oa
only made TO peeae too eye bu! not 10 suI the pcr
formation OF the foot and could net 90 sold al all bit f
dirt of hrnbug Advertisements The Only way to renti
this evil Is 10 60 to WATKINS, Ia Fulton at who I,ts
drawings OF the foo. and keeps ls's expressly os saA
cu,tomer By which mesrs hia Scots fiji perfectly es,l
and lorger than others, the pressure equally d.
ui5uied on tie Boot Prices "a low at any essbH,S
merit IN tbs city. a3 Secd
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REMARKABLE FAcr.-I! IS remarkable tact ~
RooT picture OF Jenny Lind, hch lho euogiz.s 1s
and swa, carries with her is cecdidy admitted b u
most elegant and fnIeed he mos! tasy and dstingesh
susueolype ever teer In New York Bat Then ROo1p
renowned fer bis artificial pictures His superb rOost
'outh. OF Broadway snd franklin are fall
such glorious lhiIGs Call ard hem. They ops
I'd fttat 10 MI
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FHg BAr.-p Doubtless "a hats E hat for all has
Wheeler 1t be uncouh, III shaped poor quality or O,,.
we bul to be KAT par excellence, reQures coub,
iion Of the beat and most appropriate materials aln,a
with ,s.le ard Ssl so to produce ar article suabea
tie eAsop ard that the rasaiious VIII appon
ard epprec,le We belle, the Ha.will be found al
% Il WARNoCK's 20S sro.Avsy
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u-Gsusral Committee of Democratic Wing
vcwnr nIep.-A Regular Meeting of this Com niises
sv1 he held at tho Broadway House on Friday even
Ing. Oct A. et7a O'Clock By order
4 DELAFiELD sMITH, Chairman
ISAAC WV SMITH Secretaries osa
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Anri.Rent Nominations.

Columbia County-Robsrs B. Storms for Dis.
trics Attorney Adam D. Pultz, Superintendent OF
Poor; henry A, link, Assembly G. G. Roraback,
Coroner; Wesley B. Gallup and William Noul,
lnaticea OF Seasiona.
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A spLENDIp FALL RAF.

gs- Who wants an article OF !hiG description Even
gentleman we think, will srawer, II do" We'll, Esa
proceed to tbs s,ore OF Messrs RAFFERTY, LEASE a.
Chatham and confident yey
viii be suited Just try and seq. oil S,soa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-03

HoMIcIDE-A man named Eoenezsr Watts
was killed in drunken ARRAY st the head OF Sassa.
fras Kent County. Ind. on Monday night Of Last
week by blow inflicted by another named Samuel
Caldwell who with E. Vensant also charged with
being concerned in it have been arrested al Phila
delphla
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wb,m Nominations.

Rensselaer, Co.--Congreas, RUSSELL SAGE, o.
Troy; Co Clerk, P. BALL, Of Pistasown.
81 Laurence Co-Assembly, l. ABEL P MORSE,
NJ Hammond
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KNAPp's HEALTH RESTORATIVE BIrrgRs-DYspEPal
We do not pin faith any meas opinion, but oar
own experience, when say that Knapps HeaIth Resa
rsive Bers most reliable remedy for dyspepsls, s
every unpleasant consequence OF Indigestion See siyS
IaAment
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NEW HULLED BucXwREAr FOR sHiPPIsG-CRoMwEGG
BRDsALL 700 Front ST. Of Beekmsn ofsr Tor $50
5000 packages New Buckwhea Of prime qualify. patap
IN handsome Se expressly for the souhsrn and E.ssa
markets in bsFeR halves quarters eiehhs boxes andb s
of49 and M pounds gor Gale in ots to suit purchasers
Or 21rTuFhagh
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UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Coon ARD oHEAs-L
Sizes styles and qualities may be bought At suehlow phs
stSANxAYs mako It object for purchasers to cal
bis furnllhery lag William at door above Fulton. An
socks OF all kinda
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THE EeuINocrIAL sroRn.-Auy quantity Of has ma
have been destroyed By the rains OF the Equinox saa "a
sufferers are advised cal KNOX OF l2a FaloaaL aa
reps The damsaeS his Hate OF the Fail fashion le u,
oat superb articles fashioned with tsse OF ,ns bauts
scfipuon Of aterss and sofa the low price Of 81 eA
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PROOF UPON PROOF
ThOUF . IULN ThNOF,
DR.. JAMES r CHILTONs CERTfFICAR

DR., JAMES r CHILToNs CERTIFICATE
NEw.YoRK, Oct +, No.
/ have made 8 chemical examination OF tbs "yEgEIA
BILE POWDER" prepared By Mr. Emanuel Lyon. for "
destroying Insects. l do not fnd It 70 contain aaJa1'
deleehouI to health, what night be considered pow
Gus 10 the human species But 1t Is very dsssfueS''~
insects where they forced 10 iRhsle the enc pcs@
duI occasioned by throwing tho powder farcibIy 10
where they frequent. Id
JAs cHlLTON, ID D chsn.L
Such are tia iects aud virtues Of LYoss ksgaeae ~
derS for the destruction Of CockroachSs, Bedbugh NJ
Ants, Rlies, Fi,ss and other injurious naseis to pS
AlEo, LYONS Pills. for the immediate destruction Oh -
and Nice For sale ST the principal DepdL 40 ss'sa''
% StDltW
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g. tor of ss ptopie Of sny SECTION he coa9s
ee,s asen he as az PALMsa gdDqIsss
ngs affords choice Ct the most widsI Sy.s
iees Tbo rTopre,oru OF The beat papers o,sods4
css and principal towns 10 lhe Union ns s1,ess o.
him 10 mase eo1tyscss OF Inc zane lesBS 9@S'
respective oscea
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BUREAU FOR FULTON .sr-You eau see moro curiouIda
the shape pretty girls and ether articles too
to mnop,in Fulton.st than Ia any other In The City
BRooKss, No. 10, you the largest best and chep
eat assortment of ell kinds and qualities OF Bco shoa
Gaiters &c. to be found.
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Report TO the Wig JDiet Executive Committee

Report 10 the Wig Joiat Executive Committee,
The City Delegates elected TO attend the Sltte Conven'
lion at Syracuse, beg leave 10 report
Thttthe attended The Convention The 2sI ult. with
an desire fairly TO represent their constituents and
The beat nie Of tho Wing patty OF me Slate aud coun
try They wiag 10 maze any sacrihceH or porsopal
oppion consistent with the kuown views Of those whom
thew presented ard OF the Whg party OF which they
part To their deep Iege; they found pedete:mina.
op on the part Of the sio eis al CO OF
compTorise aud TO sutlatu the Wig Seaaor ttnu u
State by d,iect and vdrect rtecona all who der
with him Ia opinion VI hough tg public acton during
time he hns occupied Geat ia the sfns'e has oesn IN
sne opposiii ID 10 hs wishes Of Lie gF-At majority
OF the Wings Of ihc Ciy, well 80 The known wishes
Of vssl majority Of The people OF Tho Empire stae
Che City DeleG with the excep ION OF thoss from toe
I'D IVth vi aud XVIII Districts, felt bound to oppose
Tho Resolution sustaining The course OF Ar Seward az
Senator IL Congress- and their votes IL 10 H. are recoroeo
aIaopg getves. They were willing, and voted TO
recognise hs honesi and patriotic motives but TO
have sustained hB action would have been 10 condemn his
course OF conduct Of President FIN Henry Clay Da.
MEL Weber, and Others or the aOes and beat Wings OF
the conny They shoted long and earnestly for concii
alon but TO purpose; and finding that the majority were
dearnned agAns all compTonse and reconciliation, With
the President OF the Convention and large minority OF
he Delegates from the country eleven OF their number let
that bodV and where they appointed Com
mee conhisiirg of Mees Granger Duer, Bush CARNEY
and Haabrouck prepare en- Address 10 the Wings u
Nsw-York setting forth The reasons which prompted the
separation and the OF conduct which Will regulate
their future action.
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nnnoaIrion CenYsntions. .

Consrsss, XXXIIId Dist. (Geneses and Wyo
mipR,) WILLIAM SPRAGUE,
ESser Couaty.-Assembly, Anson q. Allen OF
K eessvilIe District Attorney, a B. Waldo Of
MORA b.
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JENNY LIND Just Issued, the only correct porInll Of
the Nightingale, executed by f DAvignon from BRADYs
Dasueneog Pc price SO cents Published from BRADri
Gallery 2O5 Broadway, and fer sale ato al the BOOKSTORES
M. B. BRADY, Propulsion
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Anyxpr,sgmEsrs.- For Amusemen", see nrst
IT, notion Sales, see third page for Cad'
mi, steamers, soc seventh page.
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Eg- $500 oVescoars, BLACK, brown aud drab, wilt 10
and eleganl Innings, 20 TO $25 500 Closts s2to s8i5m
pair psnta, 81 to 49, 5000 Yeats 80 coula TO ~ s. h
Store, corner Nassau md Beeknau.st
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la Democratic whsa General Ooumietee.

BROADWAY 2OUSBf OClopoi ~ ioNO'
Yhe Jcut Executive Committee, by thor Chairman Il
HOBART HAws, reported for the consideration Oh la' o'
uilsee the following Resolutions
Rssooea Yha, this Committee have heard win deep re-
Rre OF the proceedings Of the majority OF !ne 1870
State Conysnon =. s s cb as membes Of
National family, our judgment condemn Az p ~ tha
Iesults must inevitably Overthrow Inc WING any u '-
Resovsd Tha. we dsspproyo of tho scto9 OF The ma
Joy OF said Convention IN ae ,6 cause adoped BY
thoge pure and enins Mt men, VINO ~ nita
fsape to soothr excited passions aud to main.
n the Integrity tho Unon s9a that E 10 he o Iha o,
e. New YORK are opposed urther agitation OF he ex-
ct,;pF questions which heretofore distracted our
9lsotyeS Yhs we approve Of the pursued by the
minority Of the late Wing Stale Convention ihst IN tne
esclutons offered by he Committee Of Eight werecQgnIe
Spirt of compromise for the sake OF harmony honorable
20 !hem as men National Wings and that by .he re-
ccn on the Part Of The majority Of said Convention OF
i.ir concuatory Offers ultima um wa! eft to them,
ccrssleni with their honor and sheir 10 sne
Whig Party. but 10 withdraw from ssd Convention
Rssosed That The eleven Delegates from tha city VINO
In accordance with their duty to their county and tas
Wig Party Of the Union, whdrew from further psrcl pa
resolutions utterly st variance with me VI b
ss .ns op 1Sts u nnesnha Of The Wings OF this
ity and epdtr them our hearty thaLFs Tor 'heif pS"
RtSs0d That In accordance with the RECOMMENDATION
nfIbe fIon,mec appointed by The National Whgs suiem.
ssd a, nus he hgs Of he Cy Of NewYorE who a
Prove OF tho course adopted By the minority OF the ale
Wing gate Convention at Syracuse are Teqoeed 70 me e
day OF October at hspst EeVen CLOCK 10 inc evening OF
that day. Of the usual places Of hodlog primary meetings.
OF st nuch other psceE Is The Ward Committee may desg'
nate for the purpose of electng delegates 10 Stae Con.
veI on be held Utica the ITO of October in.sot
The Yeas and Nays having been demanded and ordered
abe resolutions adopted entire by the following vote
Yxls-J C. Morrison Fagg, NJ Felton, Robert Laa Ed
win Mercer Jeremy l. Cross Jas B. Taylor ABRAHAM fS[en
scDouga Ja. Webb Ezra sh Theodore Kelly. Charles Oak
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LOOKING aLAasEa

81 RICHARDS KIScsL.sD, wholesale dealer 10 sra ns,.
OF Looking gissses and importer Of LookngK
sc,es Large Pier sre ssante Glasses put up ords
Cof,apd.sl second foar opposIts Nsrchsuls Hotel New
York h2iRs