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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

christmas trees loaded with all manner II coed
things; and let the young folks have their M .xy
meetings. let them hang up the niistle'ce hough,
and enjoy themselves in all allowable ways, dis
countensncng all the while, every species ofex-
cess. Speaking of the mistletoe bough reminds
US Ct some very pretty lines ly carry Cornwall,
alias Bryan Waller Proctor, which VIC insert,
and which have reference also, to the good old
rustoln u Ieek king dwellings in ever greens, in
the Christmas time.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21
CONSTABLE'S S.7LE,

DY virtue of writ of fier facias issued.by
ApAndrew Orr, one of the Justices Of the
Peace in and for Cecil county, at the suit OF
Allan Anderson, and 10 me directed against the
goods, chatties, lands and tenements Of Christie
pher Durham, Il have taken in execution all the
right, title, interest, claim and estate of the said
Christopher Durham, at law and in equity, in
and to T,oeaty .4cres Of unimproved Land, lying
and being in Cecil county, near the village Of
Port Deposit, it being part Of tract of land
owned by the late Abraham Whitaker, aud ed
joining the lands of Edmund Physic and others;
this land is very susceptible ofimpfovement and
and the situation healthy.
And hereby give notice, that on Saturday,
the 28th day of Dec, at VIM. parker's Store, in
the VILLAGE of Port Deposit, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ,
will cfer the said land al Public Eale 10 the
highest bidder for cash, 10 satief; the said ferj
tacas. ROBERT STEPHENSON,
Dec. 7---3t ($2.00) Const.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

& CRANES Patent Compound Wash Nurture
W or Soup.-Warranted to cleanse with less
tlan fourth the labor that is required in using
the ordinary brown soap. For saleby
WIN. TORBERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

WANTED 25 or 90 wood choppers to cut pine
" wood at e2a cts per cord, Cash. Enquire
CT John Maulden, Jr., at his farm On Elk river.
Nov %
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

John q. J. CTesWell.
e. ttorncy at Law. Office opposite the Court
II House.
Elkton, Nov. Eff
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

z Emmy LIND SIIOES.-A Superior lot Of
es Jenny Lind Shoes, JUS; received AID tar sale
by WIN. PFLL.
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BOUNTY LANDS.

Persons entitled to Bounty Land, will have
their claims attended to with accuracy and
and on the most reasonable terms, by
T. WASHINGTON SMITH & Co.
North East, Cecil Co., Nov. 10th 80.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

ID ArsINs AND DRIED CuRaANr..-For sac
,ENby VIM. ToRBERT,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

ESENNOCK'S REVOLVING RAKES.-A
Z supply of Pennock's very superior Revolv-
ing Hay and Grain Rakes, constantly on hand
and for sale cheap by THOS. GARRETT,
June eft No. 81 SHIRLEY St.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

Es ENNOCK'S Double Cleared Corn Sheller-
4 Pronounced to be superior to all others now
in use, constantly on hand and for sale, at man
ufactusers prices by THOS. GARRETT,
June 2S Nc. 81 Shipley st, Wilmington.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

" AIRY S.gLT.-In small sacks, just reed
Egaad for sole by Vim. pELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

GATINETTs.-A superior Let Of Satine:ts
Siust reed and for sale by VIM. PELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

ENAY STATE SHAwLs, Long and and Square,
Agfor sale by VIZ. TOREERT.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

sINancy Fullcrs. Washing and Military SHAY
u ing Soap, for sale by, WEN. PELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-12-21

q ApIEs' GAiyERs--For sale by
IL spr20 E. BROWN, Jr.
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From the u orceS.er Shield.

The CEcIL Wing, comes to us this week great
" improved in ppearance--haviug donned a
new suit from heal 10 foot. The Wing is dccid-
ely one Of the most spirited political rap"rs
Published on this Shore that we receive, and we
welcome its arrival with greet cordially.
Erc,ri Ihp IiDri,- ~, In. xiln
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
Ansi-Fus!tIvs slave lew 1ieeting,

5o.foN, PueEday Oct 10.
There wasa larga meeting lest night in FAneuil
All of citizens opposed to the Fugitive Slave
law. hon. Charles Francis Adams presided. "A
lstter as read from aon. Josiah Quincy, senior
stating bis inability to be present Tom phyaiSsl IN
lac you'd be as Imperative in MassacbsetFs as
vas the law OF 1928. He coursailed tue iGgisyss
n rem ain Quis.-thst the sentiment Of Aassachu-
49,, ~ -, IA A. qindoabsedly against the aw.
Frederiek Douglass W endell Philips James A.
Bdegs o. Cleveland, Ohio VIM B.Spooner, msr-
ebs59. Of this ci.y Charles Raymond, rneo Par
keT nd Rsv. Nj CoYer addressed the meeting.
A .sries o. resolutions rere uusuimo1aly adopted,
conG s1nniug The law as unconstitu ioneI, and ad.
vsips the fugitiyss to Feman hsTe, as sharo is 70
f.sr mat tbsy wlli be taken back 10 bondage.
Ths flpiijves who had led ws-s advised to retQra.
Near the close Of ;he nesting when sne Hail WA
sbo1t haIf fur Z resolution, proposed oy Rev NJ.
Cover tia, Constitution or no Consultation, L sw
ono Law, ~ Wilcox allow fUgiEye 20 be saktn
fron Massachusetts pas adopted large Com
mittss Of Yiglaoca vas appointed
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GENERAL NOTICES.


A8r Mercantile Library AssociatiOn.--The
Board OF Direction have the peaaurs TO announce they
have completed their arrangements for the next Annua
Course OF Lectures before bls lpatiIuon which vii com
meuce on Tuesday Evening E'ov. 5, and be continued
weekly thereafter Among others, they have the plea4ara
OF pres. phng tho following wen Anowo and distinguished
Lecturer. P wHIppLE, ESQ so,ton. saotsc' Char
acser.
/ Lecture-yery Rev JAMES RYoER I'D oeo1o'o~a'
D c. Subject:--
Lecture-GEo. Il. MILES, Esq. Baltimore sobjs''i-
Pie Crisis and Phe Struggle
Lecture-J. . DWIGHT, ESQ. Boston Subjec9; fa'
Opera, especially Mozats Don Giovanni
Lectuie-Rev JoHN LORD msdford, hs" subi'f'
Guatavus Adophus.
/ Lecture--Rev JoaS Loso Medford, aa's. sgbj9ci'~
- Lecture-f, Il CHAPN, NewYofk Subject; -.
In arranging for The delivery Of the above Lectuef mo
BOARD have obliged 10 ncur considerable liability Qua
they corfderay rely upon The patronage OF He Members
ard The nbersiJ OF ice puoc Phe reputation and soy
OF ge1een above announced cannot fsu 20 s-eoe me
uos.liberal ercoufsF emen. and support
ol2lsuW4F GEO PECKHAM. Cha Lee Com
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IRrnm the Ailaa |

~ sCHENCK's PULHoNIc sYRUP-If we were
ever delighted with patent medicine, 1t was schencss
Syrup We house for than two years
and have always found uutug remedy. 10 Ac2ses OF
colds, coughs, &c. Fortunately for ourselves VIC navo
uevor had occasion to try Tor consumption but several
well aested cures one Of which will be found In our Na
vertisiDg coumns, have besn performed BY IL an V"uA
BILE family medicine and which should bo Sep III o'e
houae. ws recommend 1t to our friends.
81 PER BOTTLE, OK siz BorTLEs FoR S.
CLICKENER X GO. General Agents. 81 RARoLAY-Sr
New York
BROOKLYN, N Margaret HAYS, les Rusonst
WuLtAmsBURGH. N. Y j NeWtll.
NEwBuRGn. N. John r. Van Mort
PouGHRREPsIE, N. Y.-Noses Dams.
NEWARK, n J.-Conklin Neytll.
PATERSON N J. DIR q. iugltG
JERSEY CITY, II J-G Gardner.
HARTFORD, Come. l. Covsl ! Co ol6 Il
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Court OF ApnnnIs
Gaze No % is ,tiil on argument,

she ProtestanE Hpisc0pal Convention
CINCiNSArt, Tuesday, Oct Is,
AokDAY Oct Informing Session a mo-
,ion was passed, recommending tbs striking ous of
the third clauee OF Article of the Consultation.
This debate on the Maryland memorial was re.
sumed. and continued all the morning. la tae a.
tefnoon it was a. ain resumed, and continued till
O'clock The General Convention resolved to
adjourn siH.d'c on Wednesday, the 10Th.
TUESDAY, 18Th Oct -M0rH.Hg Ssssion.-The
House decided to vote on the Maryland Ne mortal
q. clock, and 10 limit speeches to 10 minutes
1t was determined to employ the New York Bi6e
and Pnilade pbia BibeS)Ieties TO publish stand
ard edition # the Bible. The BJard OF Mission
aries voted this morning to recommend TO the B!'h-
ors to nominate Presbytely to be conse3rased to
Foreign Missions in Aftics, &c. Al 10 looAthey
went into debate OF the Maryland case,
CINCINNATI, Fuesds7, Oct 10.
The Convention this afternoon decided thr Mary
andcase by giving the Bishop tbs right TO admin
lister the communion during his visitation TO 4
church.
The oanon relative to the election OF an Assist
ant Bishop, which was indefinitely suspended by
the Convention, was taken up and amended by The
house OF Bishops. As amended Ii provides for
the election of 81 Assistant Bishop In all cases
where the Bishop Is suspended
Tho amendmen; was ssnt to the Convention, and
tho subject was pending when that body took
recess at hGlf past seven clock.
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nnnonition Convention.

JEFFERSON, Tuesday, Oct. 10.
The Opposition Convention met this afternoon
at the Jefteraon Houte, nj 2 o'clock P N. and on
the second ballot nominssed Gen. ROBERT Hal
sEY, OF Ithaca, for Congress to represent toe
NXYIsh District, composed OF TJmpkins, Che
1oung and Yates Counties, now represented by
MM. e LACKsoN. Whig.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
GREAe CAkpEr

Ey- Yhe entire stock OF csrperng on Clotas Drugs osA
&c &c In store a52 Pearl positively b. .otd
before tie Isl December usxt Having Aen Ia large ana
elegant SO Broadway, Wits 81 will ooos ,e
same OF December With an suirs nsw ssosa
OF rich and elegant carpets &c VIII ALL ther present
,cck al COAX and positively rot more a,toa xhoss ia
vAnt should avail themselves Of the present oppornnlyo
purchasing Carpets at greAt bargains.
PETERSON & HUMPHREY
oll2w 49, esarhSt
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The Mail Robbery

WARRINGTON, 2uerday. Oct l5
[ etters have been received today at the Post
Office Department from the Postmaster and ape
cisl Mai agent at Philadelphia, e2onorasing An
derlon the Mail Agent, from any negligence re-
gardpg tho late robbery. The Postmaster Gener-
al suppe nds him for the present, until thorough
inyestie alton i. made. Alderson's large number
Of frends here sympashize much al the unpleasant
ness If his present position, and anticipate ssPeeoy
,s.torotion TO his official duties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

KNAqp's HgALrH kEsroKATWs BIrrEss-No'With-
standing the many tonic Preparations which have r'ceny
been introduced these Bters make steady onward pro
Rress IN public confidence Well known citizens, no'
likely to be- carried away by popular opinion without ne
own deliberate Judgment Coca With 1t, cerny 'hst 'e
Health Restorative Bets the bssl article they have
ever ured for engineering tho DIGESTION he nerves and
the whole system.
General Dep0, 3s2 Hudson al and for sale at $50 Fulton
a, and by drug si,ts generally so cents per bottle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
Fhe moate5quleus aL 81 LouiS.
. o,,,- Tsuaaday OC

Tde Goveruor Of Missouri has given en- uncon,
ditiona pardon to Gonzave @ontesqlle1, 'he
vgT murdered the bar Keeper at Of hotels
some months pinoe Fl is evidently lunssio Ia
thu case oftbs yOonger brother ii ia believed thai
aolie pro,eg1i will be entered as it Is supposed
that h. had no hand In the murder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

e. SAUNDERS Metallic Table! shop, for keeping Rs
perfect order be obtained at the subscribers
Tha article has long and hyoraby known TO the pub
nc the first premium the different Fsfs OF the American
Institute wss awarded 10 the inventor.
sAUNpERs, III and S87 Broadway,
and z7e 3ua.d London
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

Fancy CurLEay.-The most choice selection Of fancy
cutlery be IN the City II embraces Poasble
hyle Of pen pocket AID sportsmenS knives, 8claorS,
Nail Files and RazorS hs very bss warranted, al SAUN
DERs, III Broadway cor Liberty, ard 5S7 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
XAosi1InRtnn Items.

WASHINGTON, Tusldayl O.F' ~
Hon. VIM. a. GRAHAM is Acting Scere-
tary of the Interior during the absence of
Mr.. STUART. Mr.. G. X. GREENE of Detroit
has been appointed Deputy Collector Of
San Francisco, and Mr.. GEO. GUTHRIE of
n, Y. an Inspector Of the same port.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
TYibune's Special Dispatches,
XxIIth District-Benpett Reuominatsd.

XXIIth District-B Bennett Reuominated.
SgecQi Drpa,ch to Tbs Tri5fne
BlserAMroS, n. Y. Tuesday Oct. Is, l5fo.
Hon. HENRY BENNETT, of Chenaugo, has
Just been unanimously nominated for re-
election to Congress from this District, COM
posed of Chenango, Bro0me anl liogs Coun-
lies. p b. ?
land he wl be reelected, we have scarcely a
doubt No District has had more aSsid1ous and
fsishfu Member. Ed. Trib.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

None SETTER, NONE CHEAPER, AND NONE MORE AT.
7RAcrIyE-KHox invites The scrutiny Of the acepcal
Hs beiu arc made Of the ch ,ce materials sold at only
four dollars eaeh OF the most approved fs,hon and
style n B. The season for white hats Ia over Raoss
who want ha, OF the Fall ashon should call at l28 Fal'
ION at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

Due FUi' Iu6BuAy JCI
The seceding Free Soil Convention at Concord
Yesterday proposed az basis Of union with the
Wings, that they should agree not 80 oppose ? ell
frey for Congress. The union with toe opposition
vas condemned, but no union with the Wings was
etfecsed. The Wings will take till Monday next
In think Of IT,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
By TELEGRAPH to the NeW-YOfk Tribune,

g Citizens ard g,rspgers Examine the opera hono
the Magnetic Telegraph by calling At Nof'on' Telegraph
ic Rooms, l77 Broadway NJ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

LADIES WITH gsfALL FEET-Ladies who are anxious TO
"pu their hes. foot forward" should do unles, it
10 ercased In OF CANTRELLs superb Gaser Boots In
The manufacture OF these articles he displays taste and ex-
pefience and his ambition is 10 supply al Inc preie't
tplest feet with them His establishment ia At No, 1856
R.,nra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

SEE THEM YouRsELF-They sey those astonishing ia
queueotype pictures at the Fair were not made by kooT
butimpored Quits compliment. But you can iee 81
Roor at bis splendid rooms, corner Of Broadway and
produce just ouch superb pictures every day
G,, the fashionable crowd that fills bis place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
n.ata from we1as. &c.

NEw-OALEANs tuesday, Ocl ..
L+ta Texas advices announce shat Governor
Rel hascallcd an extra session OF the Legislature
for November The papers say that Sugar and
Cot+or are are NOT above bali crops. The Ohio
ssllsd TO day, via Havana, for New-York, with 81
nassersers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

NJ, u.srg TO THE BATTEsY.-This morning at Ii
o'clock and also M and at the same hours each dAy
nntiI The close OF Fair Nj PARKER WAL wax inc wa
ta off Cs,e Garden for tFe amusement and Instruction
-. tn,rosoye crowds attending the Fair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

sksrLzMEE, yALL AsD ~lSrsR WEAa,-WM.
JzHelscs Il Co. 81 Broadway, opposite ths Pax soun
lain VII hs day Introduce thsi sylss Of oYertoaa
AID other Pail and Wln.r garnsna comprising assofl
rsc Is style End Character IA sppseor 70 tho Production
they na7s hsgsofosa r@adarsi tccspsahs4 gaer
d2f1lS patrons d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
NV MEMS AND Boys CLOTHING

We have on hand large Stock OF Over Coats snd Cloth
Ing adapted the coming end selling OF At
extremely lov prices at wholesale retail, for cash only
The beat place 10 New York to hug Over Coat &c
EOUGEs0N X KNAPP 80 Maiden Lane.
OF Stood
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

sAusDERs DRESSING CASE FACTORY l47 IND 387 3 Road
waY-Thesc cases combine many advantages the i'm
ported being mads with the 7sw for real service coz
sipDg the quality Of articles 10 The smallest po'sbe
space SAUNDERS, lfT Broadway corneT Of Liberty,
and 55T Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
r.nnKlNn RLAasrn.

g- RcHAnDs KIsesLANU, wholesale Geaisf ia and ',aa'
4scturer OF Looking gnssos and poda' OF ooAinsesas
sstsa Largo Pie, MS sanal aas'o' pot up 10 Order %
Ccrusud. sscond door opposite K,srchsnts Hoie, NeN
ycrk. 40 iAS
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1noK- OLE EoR A LOY

rsp- OF bta ifnl new goods. @ BoonE will open
Wednesday and Tharsday Oct Is aud II, choice lot O.
nav Erei, Goods selected expressly for ais e'A'''h
neut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
YHM RACkUs sTOVE

* rbis justly celebrated and valuable paFof ''o7ei'
row rsuvtac.ur,d and ,old by e. BAcHus, Gee q tins
original owners and palenees, at Isl hgFleay cornee
ofPrincest Brooklyn L. /. OH y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16
MRS IrRvIss COLD CANDY.

TIFF GREkx FIRESlDE REMEDY
ror Coughs Colds, HOaiseneas, ard ho various hFoa
ard lung complaints Sold By mrs w !Ezsl' Se6 Broed
xsy and by DruggAts generally o3!"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

ToorH Bau.uEs-sAuNDgRs III and 3S1 Broadway.
sre now manufscuue the quality Of 600 Sru'he'
they are Tar superior the Imported the bF'ue' are S'eo
e4 n or rev principle ANA are warran'ea no' % 'omo
i-o,a in tina month
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

KE- The PLUMBE National Daguerrean Gallery, No PSI
Broadway should be visited by those who Wish COED
AZ cheap article by the odes artist in this line in this
cnnnirY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-16

| Iation and Monopoly. 80 long as the lands
are permitted to be sold Or given away
without limit to non.resideBts, can have BUS
temporary SUCCESS. All restrictions aaa
prohibitions imposed on this sale and treas'
fer If warrants, &c. are like stopping Nj
aoara with single. # ingenuity can ind
or pick flaw in the restrictions, 1t Will
soon work it large enough to drive an OK
cart through; II none such can ba found
Congress Will be importunod into modifying
the law. So lopg as lands are distributed
as hounties without requiring settlement or
without regard to the wants Of the bene6-
ciary, they will be the football of Speoula-
ton, and individuals may become lords of
Counties if they will. The Land Reform
principles form the only effective barrier
against thestrides Of Land Monopoly, which
has proved the ruin of so many Republics.
But we were speaking only to Politi-
clans, and will offer such considerations as
they can comprehend. That the Public
Lands have been destroyed as q source Of
Revenue by the grants already made, is Oh.
yicus; we consider il certain that they will
not return to The Government the heavy loss
Of their management and disposal, at least
for twenty years to come. And the Bounty
grants Of the last FIVE years are morally Ger.
tain to be followed by others. The tiger
has Tapped blood, and will not forget the
taste. II there be 10 moro heroes to reward
new vars will be set on foot to manufacture
them. The Public Lands as Treasury re-
source are gore; the only question re-
naming open substantially is" Shall they
be surrendered to the few or preserved for
the many? Shall they be given up TO IA
vored classes and by them turned over to
spectators or shall they be allotted to the
needy who will settle them, and to such
only, through ali coming time ~
Now wo do not ask the politicians to say
how theywould answer these questions, butte
Judge how the People--and especially those
who have the deepest and most palpable
interest in the mat:er-are likely to answer
them We ask them if they have any reason
to doubt that, Of all the Laboring Men who
have had this Land Question fairly pre-
ecnted to their minds, nine.tenths are in
favor Of the Reform principle? They may
not abandon old and cherished associations
expressly to vote Land Reform Ticket
when there is no hope Of eleoting it, or
when they think they can aid the Reform
as fully IN the party to which they are at,
tached as out Of it--but Land Reform is
this day popular with landless men so far as
it has attracted their attention. The popu-
I8r sentiment in its favor is daily widening
and deepening, It is confined to no party,
no locality, no class, but is every day gain
ing adherents throughout all ranks and
throughout the Union.
These are facts which it behoyes Poll
tioians to understand. There was a time
when it was unpopular to be on the right
side OF this question, but we believe that
time has passed away, never to return. The
Reform contended for will benefit every USE
ful class in the community, and it must be
| carried.
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Free Democracy


Coet-no,-C K Wilisms ~ 483 l. g. Peck...... 800
Old Lne-Eooert, ~ vills@' over all . $3.50
90 d Line CLARK 4l66 Converse over all 2S
Trsnsuyer-Geo Howes. IS rs Joseph Poland IL o92
old Lne'-Noyea 4, las Howes over ALL Li9o
Tha House having become fully organized by tho
election of Charles Z. Davey, Wing as clerk the
Messaes of Gov WILLIAMS was transmitted to the
Legislature on Sa' urdAy lass. Like documents OF
iis kind generally it is too long, but is generally
sound in spirit and doctrine. 1t goes for fee edu.
cation, recommends more attention to the militia,
great economy in spending the public money judi
cious encoursg emens to banks and railroads Is IN
favor of an Agricultural Bureau az part Of the FED.
ersl Government, hopes for areform OF the sariff'
,n.,,;,,- tho ground already taken by Vermont on
the slavery queation ana sNP'''''' vs. ~ -
less Of Pre,idsnt Taylor.