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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

A. FOR RENT OR LEASE, and possession
E.H given on the LIST day OF October next, large
brick dwelling house on Church Hill, in the immediate
neighborhood Of Mr.. John Watkins and Mr. Richard
Malone This house has seven rooms with every con-
yenience for the accommodation of largefamy viz:
brick kitchen, with four rooms and two fire places
carriage bouse, stable and smoke house, with large
aud productive garden; also, spring III fine water
within short distance. Toa GOOD tenant The terms
will be made Tow For terms, apply to B. Tomiin, on
the premises, or to JAS M TAYLOR
Also for Rent, moderate sized dwelling house, ST.
tuated Church Hill, present in the occupancy of
Mrs. Booker. Applyto
Sc II JAMES M TAYLOR
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

a. HOUSE AND LCT FOR SAhE.-A
El small dwelling house, kitchen, &c, with acres
of land attached, mile from Mayo's bridge, on the
Manchester turnpike road. Price 1915. Apply to
TOLER & COOK Agents,
So L
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

Ms FOR RENT, the store and cellar of the house
Eli on b or Main street, above A. Duva's Drug
store, and now occupied by P. H. Reach Possession
on the 2lst of September next. Apply to
SIMON CULLEN or
seq is JOHN CREME.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

"a FOR Rem r, the store, No. l65 MAN street,
En adjoining the OF the subscriber 1t is first
rate stand for any retail business Possession given i'm
medatey. Apply to SIMON BONAVlFA,
mn Opposite Va. Bank.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

A. FOR RENT, two Dwelling Houses, with four
El rooms each with kitchen finished in good stye--s-
tuated on Valley street. For terms, apply to
je 10 A. MOTT Auct
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

sHUNSs-We have now open direct from the manu-
Nh faclurers in Brminghom and London, large and
beautiful assortment OF double and single barrel Guns,
Shot Belts, Pouches and Powder Flasks.
ALso--l00O 600 English Percussion Caps.
THOS. q CIAS. ELLIS,
Sc 10 loo Main St. up stairs.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

NA TO RENT-The handsome House and Lot
OF Cary and 18th streets, recently occupied by
Alex. Brooks, Esq.
The House opposite the Columbian Hotel, which has
been occupied for some years as tobacco factory
There are fixtures complete for semmng tobacco now
In the house, which will be rented with it if desired
The st story and cellar OF the tenement on 18th ST.,
between Main and Franklin streets, lately occupied by
E. B. Stephens. Apply to
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

kEACUN SfDESS.--25 hhds. PRIME for sale by
NJ Sc II DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
EgRLTAkNIA. BRASS AND BRONZED
HI SPTTTOONS, for sale al
au ID enters, 70 Main st.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

FIX FOR NEW YORR-VIRGlNIA LINE
-. OF RICHMOND AND N. YORK PACK
EIS-The superior fine fast sailing new packet schr
RlCHMOND, Capt. Samuel Dearborn, having the
greater portion OF her cargo engaged and going on
board, viii sail with all possible dispatch For ba-
lance OF freight Of 500 packages tobacco or passage
ard, at Edmond & Davenports wharf, or to
Sc 26 DAVID CUPRIF
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

a.. THE ROOM over my store is for rent Its
Easi very handsomely painted and papered, with an
arched recess for bed and two sheved clothing clio
SETS and another for books-very suitable for lawyer
or doctor. [se 81 JAS WINSTON
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

HARDWARE.-FAL lMPORTATi0N.[-
II Il The subscribers now receiving per brig +. r
from Liverpool their Fall supply of FOREIGN
HARDWARE. CUTLERY, GUNS, &c,
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

q L sSlssy \ nv sss s,,sst.
III : N s. s.. ahAr 'S Is gs sissl qyI-
ri EFT TIT SG1Algsss--4sg received an Invoice of
sapssog French Soaps. III tue Toilet, at
c AI. lINaNERMAN,S.
2FAmELY BACON. for gale
au DAVIS Il GODDIN,
K1IsAI II EsfsG.s-l00o lbs. Live Geese Feathers on
d. consignment and Tor ssie by
Sc a TINsLEY 8 BRYANT
E1tsOH HIaE.-Three servant girls for the balance
Sc Is TOIER & COOK, Agents
EHOERI9-EIy& HHDS Porto RICO,
aes - = 4 '7sSs " JAS. WINSTON.
E1StpR HIRE, for the balance Of the year Cook
= Washer and lroner; also, Driver Apply to
EIyRESH IlATEs.--2 bbls. fresh Preach Dates,
II superior quality, just received and for sale by
Sc ~ SIMON BONAVITA.
HREEN GINGEEs-for sale by
~ PURCELL, LADD & Co,
Sc 20 Main street, Corner l4th.
GRAM BAGS.--soo, landing per steamer, for
au % WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
a. LAss.-35o boxes sxlo and l0xl2 Glass. recei-
au23 TINsLEY q BRYANT.
ROUND ALUM sALF.-6oo sacks, aAoat
Sc IS DAVENPORT. ALLEN, q co.
4 ROUND ALUAd SALT-receviug and Tor
w sale from the Dock, by
Sc IS DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
EoDEY FOR OCTOB EIs.-ALLEN &
~ GENTRY have received the October No. of
Godey's Ladys Book. sel4
ENIBBERT'S LONDON PORTER, in pinls
A IL and quarts, receiving and for sale by
jy IL WILLIAMS G. CLAIBORNE.
HEOLLINS' EXTRA NEW FLOUR, for
AA sale by DAVIS e. 5GODDIN,
au 6 No. l72 Broad street.
ERRINGS.-200 bbls. No. gross Herrings, for
Sc l6 VIM. TAYLOR.
HYDRAULIC sCEMENT.-loo barrels, for
Sc II DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co,
En- AY.--75 bales prime Northern Hay, Just received
n IL in store and for sale.
Sc II RANKIN & WHITLOCK.
EMiTATION BRANDY.--lO half and quarter
~ plpes recevingior sale by
u RON WIRE, all sizes; also, lot Of Steel Wire,
= 1or saleoy THOS. A. RUST.
uI ENTUCkY RIFLE AND SPORTING
! INA Powder.-l0O0 kegs fol sale by
| Sc ID DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
n ARD prime article, in bbls, landing and
Sc WILLIAMS & CLAIBORNE.
M AKD.-lO0 kegs extra quality Leaf Lard for
~ sale by DUNLOP, MONCURE q CO
III .AMB SKINS.-30 dozen Lamb Skins, usI re-
| M ceived, forsale by
au % [. D. & W. G. cRENsHAw & co.
n AhD.-lo bbs; No Leaf Lard, landing per
Ia steamer, for sale by -
~s WILLIAMS g. CT IBoRNE.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

a. FOR RENTo--The house No 9, on Governor
ing, &C., is for rent 1t is suitable either for boarding
house, private family, having all the necessary ac-
commodations. Price $3.50. Apply to
Sept 2-eotf A. A. KRISCHMANN
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-27

"A PPLE BRANDY-.2o bbls good jersey
- Brandy, for sale by
Sc II e. III. SKINKER.
The New York herald., 1850-02-25
Transferred Superior Court.

Before Justices Duer Mason and Campbell.
FrB. 20 3-DfcIsIoss -Jes. Hoyf .9brahan a.
Thoppse and ofhers.-The assignment Of a debt IL
vcid for champerty at commsn law N the securities at
the time Of the Assignment In the possession OF
third party, holding or claiming them under an sd-
title The docttine Of chsmpertry maintenance
IL applied with stctness In courts Of equity than
IN courts Of common Law. The Assignment by re
csiver is not judicial ssle IL appearing upon the
face OF the bill that the debt claimed BY the plsintG
had been previously assigned and the securities for the
were held under that assignment the demurrer
must be allowed. and the bill dismissed With costs
The plaintiff TO be at liberty TO amend within forty
days, the usual terms
shipped consignee in payment Of debt his lien
ter and the bill OF lading signed. They from that
tigp.e and teqsenly not liable 20 be attached
as the property OF the consignor Motion 10 set aside
report q reftr,s denied with ccsts.
Gayrsf NJ Maybee yeeIscn Bolton Report OF 70.
feree set asids contrary to evidence and trial
ordered; costs TO abide the event
JOAN p. Tdiiman 70. John Gyecn. Where bill seeks
20 ret aside eonveyance the ground Of fraud the
particulars OF the fraud must be forth with
tainty In the bill and 10 mutt also appear that the
party could net with Ordinary diligence have dis.
covered the facts In which the fraud alleged 10 con-
sist Where the fraud charged consisted In Q repre-
senaion by vendor n real estste that there
quit rents upon the premises sod the fssity OF which
might have been stcsrtaipsd BY reference TO public
cords held that the purchser could rescind the
sale BY reason Of suoh representation bat confined
20 his scton on the covenants In his deed. Bil dis
paiesed with
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

The steamship Amerlca arrived at Halifax at
half-past nine o'clock on Saturday night, after
passage of over fourteen days. She left Halifax at
twelve o'clock, and will arrive at Boston this
morning.
Our special agent at Halifax advises us that the
,purser of the America declined throwing our pack
age over to our newsboat but notwithstanding
this, our agent succeeded in reaching the telegraph
office considerably ahead of all Others
The news came from Halifax to Portland by tele-
graph thence by special express to Boston and
thence over Bans wires to this city. The telegraph
worked admirably. The whole of the following
despatch was transmitted from Boston over Bans
Merchants Line, (ofice No. @ Wall street,) with
the greatest raPidity, regularity and accuracy. In
an our experience in telegraphing, we never wit
messed such rapidity and accuracy combined. We
believe Bain's telegraph system to be one of the
most correct and reliable systems in existence.
Our thanks are due to the gentlemanly operators
of Bain's line, and also to those at Portland and
east of that place, for their kindness and attention
to the press They always in their Office ready
TO transmit news and dispatches.
The race between the Europa and the Hermann
ended, to all appearance, at 81 o'clock the first
day out of New York, at which hour the latter
could not be seen from the Europa's deck.
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

The Democratic Union meeting of fhiIsdephis on the
22d inst adopted resolutions expressive Of the pess~re
81 the meeting Mt the defeat Of the Nimot prori.o "a
the Congress a the United States which measure tbey
lcohed upon political and pestiiential heresy ana
only calculated TO undermine State s0terolgptg ana
eventually establish the ruins of state risht
central soveregtty saiy controlled By the lev a. the
expense Of the many They deny the right OF Con
gree eg,lste for the tsrritories further than
frg all useful and needful regulations the cJrstitu-
ucp giving that body powtrt 90 ssy whether slavery
sla or fEai not sxsf that choice being eft ~tth
people Of the tsrrto~s They also deny ths right of
torsr-ss sbch slavery IN the District Of Columbia
and call upon the state Lteira'urs 70 repeal all Ia
conflicting wth the consolidation % the United States
In rsgsfd 10 the restitutien q fugitive slaves
The Whie state Ccnvention a Connecticut. on the
10Th inst adopted resolutions she ~ u. abolition
Of slavery In the Ditrict Of Cols mbs aud declared hs
rsbt o Corgrtss over the question. rhey Also favor
the admission ~ California into the Union, uith the
ccns tuition adopted BY the people and expressed their
him reliance arc upoimihishsd condolences Ia the wis
Don sno paifiotm 81 Henry Jisy whose aim ever
tbs advancement Il the iatertss VI The nion.
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

To Cqps O. Peabody, ofne Packet SHIP Tssse WRIGHT
Dear sir-The usderrened, on the part and behalf
OF the cabin second cabin and stesrsge passengers By
the above vessel desre to convey 10 you an earnest
preston of their lasting feelings Of gratitude for the
kipd courteous and gentlemsply treatment which
they have uniformly received from you during their
late pesssge frtm Liverpool 70 New York.
Although We are not unmipdful of the admirable
sccoD modstiops which tbe lsaso Wright affords nor
Of the liberal In which abs is found With every
thing which contribute TO the health and comfort
d psssepeers Jet feel der st greater obligations
20 you. fer generous spd humane attentions to
all ard especially for Jour unvesried personal sxer-
tons TO Aevas the Distress Of the sick aud suffering
IN breeze or gale In calm storm you not only ex-
hibtea thofe noble qualities which do honor the
thfnl navigator. but you have alec displayed those
tnsr feelings cf sterling kindness which DC infoe ere
DIT 10 ycur nature Your able energetic snd msstetly
sssnapehp VIII ever command admiration, while your
ssr.saue manner and dispihed demesnsr csnoot fall
10 gain the esteem of all vho have the pasure Of
acquaintance and those who know you beet win prize
you most
AZ the cosclu,iop cf our pas-ss. and In parting for
your unvsryips kindres and attention. b. pleased TO
sctept the tincere thanks of Jour grateful pas
sersers J l. cobb snd N. Dun-e esbin passengers;
George Brsmwe Jones' ter eli the nd cabin ps.sen-
s.rs ana Georss Fee for ell the steerags yessebger
Fr,derick Mile, rostmsster ~ Horspsburg, ". v,
has been arrested charge OF stealing letters from
the mails, con tsisins money
The New York herald., 1850-02-25


Sales during the two weeks reached ~, 500
speculation.
The corn market has been depressed. Indian
corn had receded sixpence per quarter on yellow,
and one shilling and sixpence on white. Flour
was not much inquired for, and prices had fallen
from one shilling to one shilling and sixpence on
geod brands, with the tendency still downward.
The frost had disappeared, and continental ports
were shipping.
In American provisions the market had Inn
proved; and bacon, good new Western, had ae-
vanced one to two shillings per cwt
Lard had again declined.
Pork was in demand, but at unchanged prices.
Cheese, for low qualities, was much inquired
for, but no advance had been made.
Taow was sixpence per cwt. lower.
The London Coffee market, (as we learn from a
private despatch,) was firm, with an increased
demand. Lsguayra was quoted at SOS. a 56s.-
There had been an advance Of from %. 3s., on
xecent sales IN the Liverpool market. st. Do
tmipgo was quoted at 55s. 3d.
Freeh,s were steady, but the demand was light.
The money market was rather depressed. The
bullion in the bank had slightly decreased The
rate Of discount was from two to two and half
~
American securities were In fair request. at
steady prices.
Buenos Ayres stocks had advanced five per
cent.
The intelligence from the manufacturing DIS
tricts is still nattenng; and late accounts from
India warrant the anticipation of increased orders
from that quarter.
The Havre cotton market was dull. On Thurs
~n.nl - A -
The British Parliament was opened on the
3lst ult The Queens speech was favorsbly re-
ceIvcd
The Continental news is Of more than ordinary
importance.
Several riots had occurred in Paris.
Greece has been blockaded by the British fleet.
Ensiana.
~orESrNe or PARLIAMENT = THE QUEENS SPEECH =
THE HUNGARIAN RxrUeEKs-THK NAVIGATION
Laws THE CANADIAN QUESTION, Krc.
Since the sailing Of the last steamer, Parliamen,
has met, the Queens speech been delivered, and, in
some degree, the main features Of the proposed
policy Of ministers been developed. Both house,
of Parliament were opened by proxy on the sls
ust., when the speech from the throne was deliver
ed BY the Lord Chancellor.
We ubjoin a summary Of the document,--
After lamenting the death Of the late Queer
Dowsger, and stating. IN the usual terms, that w,
are at peace with all foreign powers, il says, OF
the subject Of the Turko Russian question, az fol
Iowss-
Differences of q serious character arose betweer
Austria and Russia the enc hand and the Sub
lime Porte the other, IN regard TO the treat
ansnt Of . considerable number ~ persons who
after the teruirs alton of the csvh wsr In Hun
gerry, had taken nrtfugs In the Turkish territory
Erpsnstiops ~hieh TOOK place between he rurkish
imperial governments, have fortunately removed an,
The New York herald., 1850-02-25
Shipping Intelligence.

ArrwrRr, Feb Arr Koorhasdie, kYerk.
BORDEAUX. Feb 1-Au Maria, NYork; Jan q. Ohio, PHI
ladeiphis. SID zth. Dorothy. PhiiAdspkia
CALoU1rs Dec esd Copcorda Stephenson. Boston; Co
guinto, 1ush DO; Jan Is Juniata. Howes do th. Arss,
Mtaoonl, do.
C.rE' er Coon Iorr. Dec Is-Ar bark Merlin. wslsh.
Bostcn (Sept 2s) for Batavia
CApir, Jan 9-eid WAlhalia. NYort
GrBnALrAR, Jas 2s-Arr Mary Dale, Phil Adslphis.
GRAvSkEND, Jan 0-Afr Prince Albert. Msycr, hYork:
soth, seyverth te reb wes,maser warn
or, do. SID sist Devonshire, Hovey, NYck.
hAvRE Jan G-Arr s. Denis. Hove Eyerki Feb splen-
ad, wood do sidJan DO Argc FYorh ss. Nicholas Bid
die. Caulkips, do.
L,vssrooL Tsh i-Arr Patrick Henry. Dssnoi Washing
ton, Page, and Waterloo, Allen NYort sth nsnhsttas
nacistan DO sid Jan Aberdeen. Hsbbsrd, Yerh ms
ts and eylphisc do 79th Constestcn Luce DO; Belen
noav. Tueis PhiI.sslphis Geo HePlsy. sshm 90, sh.
Bryer and Gertrude bailey Do; ossrss Philadelphia
NArrss, yAs A-sid DistrAab, NYPrh.
OpoRTo Jan II Art Heroisno Dc rcrceira FevA NYsrk.
"Eira Ball dc 10Th. on Pi9rim, Payne, from krcrk.
PrrrAscr Jan ,2-oa Lousisna, Bsusr. from NYert for
Bremen; 23S, Caroline, from te
Ponrsso Jan 2el-sil switseriasd. Nrcrk.
eoupApAyA. Nov s-Arr Druid, Bessop.
D. nlorAsLs Jan IS -sh lin Alfred. Ersrh Tf.h Poet
Boy Philadelphia
FprrIpa. Tsb bt-sh Fairy, NYork.
THssr Jan GAR Peter riorits, smit, NYorf Tor AM
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

Thomas Baxter, of Boston, has obtained divorce
ora bis ve in eorseqvencs of her having oiasd the
shshers.
The ~hole sucunt o. sst inspected AT the onondssa
~ sst sprinss durlug tne year tS&s, sss 3vs35ss
tu hsis.
The New York herald., 1850-02-25
THE NEWS.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Saturday Feb Dl 0l II NJ

The steamship America has arrived from LIVER
pool She sailed thence on Saturday the 9th INST.
The news Is of the highest interest to the mer-
chant and politician.
There has been no change in cotton. During
the fortnight ending on the 9th inst cotton had
fiuctuated, and, after various alterations in prices,
the market settled down to the quotations per
Europa.
The New York herald., 1850-02-25
Names OF the Passe myers.

Mr. and Mrs. Fortner. Miss Clemens, Mrs Egsn,
Mesms Nickel, Matsell Fortper, Clement, Ashmead,
Hitchcock, Patterson Reed. higgins Blsokett Small,
Luce, Vaughan, Jackson, Wilson, Rosenburg Kum1,
James, Lasell MeGee, Hennings Hope Jones, Dixley,
Belden, Sumner, Howsrth, Albnsr, Grinpell. Read,
Shears, Harrison, Holton Marshall Hrscbksld, Lane,
WELL Delabgne, Sabine, Rsvson. Carson, and Curtis
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

sKRTEs or RIOTS IN PARASITIC CITY IN A STATE
or sIKeE-THE DESIGNS OF TIE PRESIDENT, ETC.
On and since Monday, Paris has been In a state
OF siege, in consequence Of a series Of disturb
ances, created by the mob Of the Rue 81 Martin
ST. Antoine, when the police authorities came to
cut down certain Of the trees Of liberty, planted
during the revolution. From the facts, which, by
the way, are rather conflicting, il would appear
that when the order for the demolition Of these last
emblems Of the liberty Of the French people was
issued, large crowds gathered around and decora-
ted these dread symbols of liberty; and that the
police, acting under orders from the Executive,
proceeded to cut them down; the police were re-
sisted on Monday forenoon, and driven back and
dispersed by the people; but strong body Of ml,-
tary advancing, the mob was dispersed, with the
oss OF sevsn wounded; whilst it could not be said
| that the troops were molested. Gen. Lamoricierc
| was hooted in all directions by the mob, but no
| other offence was offered him.
| Since then, that part OF Paris has been in con-
| tiDued state OF ferment, and no one knows what
| the next mail may bring.
| The Nomife,u attributes the whole affair TO the
desire Of the President of the Republic to concen-
/ trate the government OF the country IN his own
| person, in perpeiuiiy, for now every person ac-
cuses him of the desire 70 re-tnact the part oi ms
uncle, the warrior Statesman. ConsIderable riot
| ing tnsued on Monday and Tuesday, in conse..
quence ~ the arrest of stversi persons implicated
i IN the affair Of the Rue 50 Martin. Since then,
however, the whole has been quoted, and about
SEQ PERSONS committed to Jail for the part they have
tsttn In the affair.
1tls faid by several journals. that this has been
concocwd ss cosp d'tfaf on the people for sorns
time Tast.
On Monday 100000 men were under arms ia
Pars, but without occasion. Beyond the fact VI
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

FRI cerick Mile, rostmsster 81 Hcespsburg. ". v,
hss been arrested charge OF stealing letters from
the msils, containing money.
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

THE DISTRESS OF THE rEorLE-sEvERK GALE.
Intelligence from Ireland is still more heart
rending than our previous accounts. Cultivation
seems stagnant and trade is more depressed than in
the frat Of her suienngs. The tide of emigration
TO the United States has again set, but, unfortu-
nately for the people, this means Is not lett now,
10 escape from local tyranny and destitution.
The neighborhood Of Liverpool has been visited,
during the days Of Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, with the most severe storm encountered
since 1889. The loss Of the =. 4. Whitney, Of
New York, is reported TO have occurred in the
gale. I'VE think there must be some mistake In
the name Of the vessel.-IlERALp.l
The New York herald., 1850-02-25

THr QrorArrors AT THE Two rknr
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-01
TIE FOURTH DISTRICT.

In view of the alarming state of affairs at Washing
ton, with the probability that the Senate is prepared
yield up the territories to Slavery, and pass most OBJ
noxous laws for the reclamation Of fugitive slaves and
that the House nearly balanced these questions,
that may the scale in favor of freedom
against it. it becomes Of immense Importance that the
vacancy in the fourth district should be Immediately
filed, and filed by one who will sustain the views of
Massachusetts.
The Wings profess to be ardent friends of free SOIL
and determined opponents to the extension of slavery
and of their leading organs in this State have
Gently expressed much alarm at the aspect of things in
relation these questions. If they sincere, they
wish to sustain the principles they profess, if they de-
sire to arrest the spread Of slavery and the growth of
the slave power, if they not prepared yield every
thing to the demands Of Foote, Toombs, and their
adjutors, how should they act in such crisis9 The
The they have thus far pursued has prevented
an election and deprived Massachusetts of her righu
representation, weight, and influence, in Congress. If
they persist in that COURSE the result will proba
bly, continue to follow their efforts. Why, then, should
they persist in it. JOHN GoRHAM PALFREY, one
of the ablest and purest in the State is candi-
date for the Office. He has held it with distinguished
reputation to himself and the State. He elected,
in part by the votes of the Wings of the district. Is
he not as worthy of their votes then2 No
will say that he is not IT. then, the same who
thus aided to elect him before, will vote for him now,
or, If they will omit to nominate any candidate in
opposition to him, he will most assuredy he elected
The sincerity Of these men, then, in favor of free
DOM will be put the test, in the approaching cleo
ton. If they shall support the eloquent Pafrey, OF
omit to oppose him, they WILL to that extent, justify the
claims they make that But, if they continue
to do in this crisis of affairs they have done
hitherto, they will stand self convicted Of dupIicy,
and show themselves the ready and willing tools Of the
slave power.
We hope that our friends in the fourth district will
do what they can election, and especially,
that they will press home upon all who profess the
principles of free soil, their obligation to sustain the
candidate Of freedom, and to that Massachusetts is
Oily represented on the floor Of Congress. II cleo
ion Is made at the ensuing trial. the representatives,