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SENECA FNtS, SATURDAY March so lc-H
n Gnrrru E.q-p car Sp After many
ars ~ general s.rccmci, upon political cus.loo. you
sud differed IS, no, upoa he vain principles Involved
In the eon,es Of that year. bal he WAY q advancing
them Since lnou have vowed passing eveuis rom dit
iereut positions SD lLr d,i,ted ~ vc IS t-,
p.ea 10 know haiyou fell Sly wish to compare our Pre-
sent criHicns.
One ofhe ouesuoos involved 20 that contest Wss Wheeler
slavery should be len b. ihe regulation o. 1e People oi he
Territories as proposed by ,hr csroise of ae sscmore
Convention OF whether % should bee Inhibited p, positive
sw o. Crrcs. a. proposed by he Convention 81 Baas
o These Conventions took directly opposite rosa MS
and preset ted gtes QsesUou Tor popular consideration
ThN No popular settlement 1t .he g4cson resulted om
that coutcs. irertG n r fortunate IA. none ael "a'
he egccuce 81 he eNiscuce 81 Ereh NaNona PEW
without p-acp.es uFon he '1orc sne =. .'''1 ~ ~
u professions h. he Vsyiag We've ~ different oea es
N,u ssu, A. De- Il. ershv vel satisfied M ne 6-ant Di
ne Administration aTon tbs question Wa eGu.a Pc
for sc n.le chance Tor saeh settlement % &c e7't'0
Toe Winot PIosso is .sid 10 be dead d; sny far he
fair ehsnce that groNsrt 70 N Nontfrss - Ao '
gveuL II there lss been vcioes there hss eeca ~
rcutive influence Sad fecommcu-ANa eLo~A - as ~
You ,oaed sas,s bal NJ anu, know ia he cry Tor
Grn lAy lof sa1 Whig Congress lals, We NvIv cog
ssi,h rresi eonkdeoce would .sye he Proviso Without
nch assurances could Dos have made The osf eure
~ * YOU sd ~ Zoe touSress,oua si1cs Orb tns Sc
Ard vel soae influence secures eight Wig votes om rs
S,Sie Assius 'hc Eguyso and kee1s Nvbefs eupU~b o
give 90 'rsrv out ~ heir seNs lOa ih1u- Dr. hs e
Wmes ola wroag wbo ige'cessd he chances Of Cas- b,
withholding htir Nccs trou lSl lJr iaolghl ibcu an
ihiuk now laSf 20 Mig Congress, The influence o.
Csss would ess roleat Sgsnsi Nc FoSso hsn thsi %
,r cri4 prevent 10 conception snd mus 30 b. IN
v,Ned in oae par 81 w. ".ae' ~ zoe W. 'A,s
.hsi Gen Tsvor proposes rni Ary goNefnneni 40 "a
Ssl ri9ie ros hesr;i'y with yol hy any chance or
-, ,r Ih u b,e couQaer,d territory stS Dc eonse~
crs~ 40 Efeeicm AMI seL ~hr'hef u - alhv o. me
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AIoyer OF Darkness.
4 gentleman in black transmits the following to
the Char'sfo Mvcury.
60. ...,., NJ. Kim, have rarenfv

\ gentleman 10 black transmits the following to
the Charleston MvcVy:
sLwAsb's srsscH- MeirS Edf1ys have recently re-
ceived through the mail copy Of Mr. Stewards speech
ranked by hat senator and 10 u urtersiood hat moss O
The cerp of south Carolina have bern thus houored -
N VOC permit; me through your columns, o suggest 20
nay Reverend Brethren ihr course which have RS SELF
stop-d viz. to their from The envelope
ara rf r-ct fte same Hon " n Seward " sshing.ou.
% c Hu ytoyey flv ~ af hze'. % rsbfkc foiy IHd
rtc frru fi1rgh nay NOT hore ft1f H0HifoHs -A
yyass sFsc'Ii n tti 10 coavncc The honorable gen
irnan and his Que u ignorance and presuu pon,
nav prchsuce. succeed iu securing Ourselves for the 10
,ure from "a. nfrusions Of Aboliu % blasphru
CLERlCrS
The parson is quite right as TO the pro
priet, Of robuNDg folly and vice, even when your
pearls are cast before such swine as be adverlises
himself And should they take hoggsh fancy to
heavc your pearls back again. So that YOU may
make another AID more effective disposition Of
them. YOU have the satisfaction Of having tired 20
benefit item. and los. little or nothing By It, We
trust everyone Of his sort 10 send back the Speech
by a.. means Though quarter OF a million copies
Of +, have already been printed, the demand tor it
is not halt surpIedyet
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RIO RAILROAD CONTRACToRs.-Y,

t-froy sy-D hal from ~ 70 81 U~- Ofthe OfaI and
AeIandra RS.rosd viii be ready Of examination BE-
tween be is ard 18Th o. Apr! next The Rad passes
through very healthy ard erle region ard embraces
soGai u work every way orhy " the attention u able
and experienced men
The Company prefers 70 le The whole work Of cOnstc-
nou n ices isn y Mes ard Or hat pur.
pose parties wishing further aiOrmAron indbed cal
a. ne Office IL Alexandria
The BIDS VII be made basis 81 symsBs 10 cash 10
he amount Of . per cent ard lhe remaining IS per
In The steck Of he Company They mgst be " nis
Ofce Than tie slh dsy u April nsxL ~ be SUB
iitet " he meeting y he Board u Directors be bed
on Tie lath Og Inc By order 81 Tie bard
T c. ATKINSON, Chief Engineer,
For the information Of parties al diaanes II h well 10
stale nat the Orange and AieKSncris Ralrosd "a about
ninety ma 80 lOng and elrDds from AeKsndns through
Fsirfsx. Prince william Faucusr Cap-per ard Orsnge
Co1ntrs 70 Oordonsve point o1 he completed porOn
q he Virginia Central Raj ROAD formerly called the Louisa
Rsl .fOad-
An Inspection Of the map win show ia corperions
promise TO maze t valuable thosooghfsre - any 10
The Union mil avtAIss
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Ig' Tie FREDoNA CFNsoR, pub 'ished at Ere
donis. Chaata8que Co by WILLARD MohiNsrSY, comes
TO - AID .ea44i dress he lery ordeal through
which q al paper recently passed seeming rather 10 have
mproved 10 han othsrH.e The Censor Is Of the old
81 and besi papers IN Western Nswlors ChsutAuque
las ong been o lace most decidedly Wing Counties IN
TIE sare freq ru ng hi Banner County though
she hardly whole duly last Fall Had she snd two
90 three otner could don come mp % th-
should have tecled our ent re- STATE Ticket IN
stead az dividing " IN he Loco-Focos.
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" UNoS Mvrv,. L'rE lSvSAScs c.. ofee 3
Waist tJsaneeyeoGrtl Witt capital smPle 10 meet A.
emergencies eouanUes 10 iusare AgAnss a. manner %
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A. STsrekF JUDD L HoLLISrER. 81 Vas
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CF,u. CuUNrY ,Mpl COUKr.-EdH0r IRdicfcd
, fsat1s Yub,e1fions-A searching inquiry was made
ty lhe Grand JAY u Cecil County Court al Eklon,
ass ycek touching certain illegal abolition papers circu'
LATED ir s Town aud Gn indictment found against
William T Irandel one OF the editors u TIM hae Hen
Chicken pub .hrd a. Wilmington, Del The HhY cup.
poses De- BEE demanded Of he Governor Of the State of
Delaware tor ina al klAon The particular paper pre-
ea bore the sh day ef February last and The OBJ
cuursb. matter resO uuon purpOrng 10 have been
pssscd al Convention held al Syracuse, NY stating hai
he aves ~ South would be Igsfabe IN rsing Ia
10 usser tr-f freedom aud thai heythe parties " 10
adopted e not assist 10 Suppress an 10
surecau l was proved thai from 10 fifteen copies
nf hc PAPER came to The Ekior PostOfce, sent grssu
rg..y II frssi aces 3 snmore sun.
ty WHY don't the above Grand jury indct the
Declaration OF Independence, the New Testament
and every other publication which teaches incen
diary doctrines
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College, wsrc In dancer-'r0m a Dot unnatural
y a. t. p; the sauct.on Of the C.er-y and the
Pope Il has happily failed They are nee ron
al sertsr.an inigeucss-cuutro, oi al reuS oas
bodies purely. impartialy. hterary-"hue the
con nnol principles 81 religion which al recognize
sr. respected. an1 a secls may then. ~ithoat
le- -- fia,.-aare. f.r educational purposes Inis
POSITION OF the Co eces = the more satlstact-N as
me Church Eiu-auOu society. IKE toe Sn
Church Irotestants IN ENGLAND. are lot "nit .e's
assuming .E tleI- aims shan Or Mac haze or me
Pope Inns .l.-retgsrlc . recOzulze any system o.
s55rat.o. -n school % COLLEGE which vii not hand
over 20 Tie Church the entire and absolute
spiritual coatr0l
n.1st add. bow ever. .ha: the new and workers
% ,he " est have -ot carolra cement artad!- -
Cah-r-Iissare. near G1rt. County Ga-"al- M
William Colet has opened lead mine, anoraiA-
ls-rer uar ceutaze ot si.vor than the mines Of
south America. md iar exceeding anything Known
Iu the Queen lom,n,ous. lhLh>''f"s'
PS-The state 81 Kirush the Bcrdersni OF
Limerick AID Clare. shows how much Irish land
'0r,lsu REQUIRED an overhauhng Like al such
distress it was ieasely covered with population
,ba,. IN tie paluy ca! Of tie potato could afford
20 nav Ia wosk on the land ord or uutdiemai'
lsud, q. the RAE II 10 an acre for sround on
which 10 pat the manure that raised their staff o.
lie. When the b.-ht came. and With /. starvs
ton. they were turued QUITO tie poor house. the
roadside. tmierato on the towns, Dublin. the grave,
any where. The cabins down, the lands uuoccu
pied and untitled, the P0oT-iaw Commissioners
may make ratc-but there's nothing to seize IN
payment Of course the landlords won't pay, The
merchants won't give credit 70 the guard aus-so
there's starr alton IN the poorhouse ami on; OF Il
Cabins were leveed by hundreds AMI $4,000
human beings turned adriit It twas fall time 10
say 70 such P-op-eiors
Uiyirr = recis retcls dscede per.rs
L1..sl ssa- e1isu sals, aQge o1Isl
TsmpGs a1ire u5l est
Hard work a, the au,podcs for such men. i
more nae - than they showed 10 their Irish seris
From the rest OF Ireland however. with hardly
an exception the reports Of the present aud the
anri-.pat0Ds of the iafgre are al in keeping with
tbs and ny former letters. The Judges, NJ the
Assizes. congrstu ate the Grand lares on The alb
sencc comparatively OF crime, and the lightness Of
tie & aendar Clergymeu and others tell OF immense
cultivation still comparatively The lodses noted
the difference n the general appearance OF the
people as u health and clothing and already the
Board Of Works IS stirring distant and destitute
'oca.itles commencing the outlay Of the Million %
be- expended IT Ireland on drsnacc and other
\ gricultursi Improvements.
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" M Gro w BKAcR. Of Lozri 4 CO . Express
recently from Francisco b<sag personally sccu.nied
p q The bushes. nu1sty usere 10 gognx oof
ApSl - ~ 1rs: ss-.rer fon tserce Re w.
personally A-na 10 any sness iAres.ed 70 Ais
accuracy so3 dlsp.eh LOUNT L CO
&. ilgs = Bros5vsy cor VAS
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MIR. pIcxENs,s NEW JOURNAL.

n p PUTNAM viii publish on Thursday, Simultaneous
VI. ly with the London edition. Nos sud II OF House
hold Word. weekly Journal. designed for the insrucion
and entertainment OF al classes Of readers conducted by
Charles ckeus, ESQ This woIk viii be- published week
y. aud the trade VIII be supplied with quantities. on liberal
terms
ALSO on TIL RSDAY,
The Personal History Experience. u David Copper
ie 4 The Younger bv Charles dickens, Eq win al the
Illustrations. vol cloth gilt -. without the pla -, ;
This the authorised ediOn, and viii De- published, IN
continuation, IN monthly parts, BY
- ruNThG q + PUTNAM New ofk.
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toloNIzArioS.-Rev John Seys formerly So
pcriutenieut OF the Liberian Mission OF the Meth
ooisi Episcopal Church has been apo nied travel
hus s-cut oi the Maryland State Colonization So
Getty. HIS acceptance or refusal OF the appoint
m, nj depends on the acton OF the New York Con
.erenoe. Of y hieh he IS DOW 9 menher
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s cRUpITIEs OF THE CODE

Nd CODlFIERs No. l. By Juyeuis Aumngs -
y Just published and for sale By George Seshit Gou1
4 Bsrka Bel Gould II Anuce. JOHN No0rhies, Fren
ces LOu.rel HI. Cogswel- W " Rose, aud John Dion
..y az Jls-
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RELIGIOUS 1rcoRPoRATroNs.

lust PUBLISHED By he Aubscribers new edition u
y Laws o. the STATE 81 New YORK. 10 zuOu 10 Reh-
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present Tine complete IN pamphlet form Pnce y. cents
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
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The subscribers respectfully nye he attention. Of gen
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MISREPRESENTATION

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WASHING MADE EASY.

by MADAME BEAN Elf, Pa-eut Laundress.-Ihis Is
- he only fesbe cheap system discovered By ~
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Nd FLORIsr.-FUce = C-nis TINS II valuabIe
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- Of sgpe1or qushfy and q reduced pres pui ep Al
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THE RrruBucAS-We hsve already noticed
this new German Whie paper in terms Of com
nenda Ola. and refer 10 t again for the purpose OF
expressing our satisfaction at rs success 1t has
already some 900 subscribers, which IL more than
could have been expected in the short time since
;ts commencement. It ought however, to have
many more and 20 be so firmly established as to
be able 10 exert the most efficient influence m IA
vor Of Wing policy. To ensure this it has claim
upon the Wings Of the City They ought to see 10
It that SO necessary an enterprise IS triumphAnty
carried through. With larger German poPuia
tion than any other place in the Union, New orS
alone has had no Wing paper in that language ~
Ill noy Let our Wing friends then come manfuly
I'D o. the support Of The Republicans The most
valuable aid they render IS advertising patron
age from which they themselves will derive benefit
more than equal to the expense Let every Wing
who IS engaged in business bear this IN mind as
daty as well as means Of progt The Office OF
The Republican is at ~ Sprucest
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SELF-INSTRUCTOR

IN PHRENOLOOf AND PHYSIOLOGY with one
hundred Illustrations, just publi.hed by
act FOWLERS WELLS, l5l Essssa-.t y Y.
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TrorFrrs AMONG rHE TasNANT HAIL De-
v0,a.Dy- Every and then there "a kekup among
f Tsfr-arv Hal Democracy and forthwith both factions
M fo hi teg,papers 10 mste knowu their troubles IN
the ne quacA doci0's Advrrse men mea
cires There two Committees IN ua' buuehe' eAeh
claiming 20 the only and real ons, and NE eonuo
vcfsv between Is very amusing and Interesting 10 me
pubc Al large The difficulty between Them, A. h as W.
understand r. is determination on me par OF he "a
Huukrrs NOT to allow The Barnburnes TO come mo he
party Now this We look upon a. very unsind ano very
srcharhb.e % The part Of NJ "a buhsefs JvHh an
Rrr and the Barnburncrs have sOwn Their political WIG
oa ard get bach sgain so thai by anon Oh ne
Two 1rces hey viii be ensbied to carry everything before
ftrr A. me- rext election sud eat up the Nhigs body
bones tail and ALL without salt and wlIhontoom 2uneu9h =
We think know something about NE pAlhVogf OF luo
.e and OF e history % the Democracy, anc our opinion
A. retics man decidedly in favor Of admitting John
Ner Buren, ard The BsrnbUuers hsck 20 fafnHiany ha
a., al be COUNCILS Of the wigws1 II hey come snd con-
f-ss thersus proper way scknowledge ihelf uAns
fre-ion and ass forgiveness why should uey not NV ~
solution pronounced thsmi Every pofNchn mus
.1 ms V ia oss sooner later and certainly no one hsd
a fresber or letter OF a more lively crop han John Van
~ ..,l, ,,. .st hsif century In The STATE Of New
Yo,a Herald.
IL The Hero8 is quite right for once. The
Barnburncrs have surrendered every point in dis
psie with the Hunkers. and only ask leave to sit
hollow die salt at the common table. Commencing
the f.ud by introducing resolutions aPprooatory
of the Wimot Proyiso al the party Conventions
and rciusiss to sustain the party tickets when
those resolutions were no. adopted they are now
silent as sheep on NE subject OF Slavery Exten-
s'on whenever a meeting OF the party Is held and
ash not line but share Of the party pudding no
matter how dirty. Ii the Hunkers will only for
give them their last freak, they will be careful not
% have a principle again IN twenty years. Their
wild oats" arc all sown, and they 20 Ia hence
forth or ne regular provender why should
theN MOI have dissolution pronounced over them
w e. can imagine.
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lfAnILfEs are irvIied ~ give or rALk fELLow or
L Brossr soap sBs II % made Of he oesf sier.1-is
f--e rom Fish Oh ard al inlorous substances much
ursc 10 lie msnuacure % a. Inferior arrcle Any quaint
y fJr lra small viii be delivered 20 any part Of
r. civ free u charge; $50 ~ ne ZINE soaps for TOile
I'D Bah use. MsrHfsc'gr-c ~
y W HTLLs son IRE srd 10 CEFr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

~ Oar kssormer Of sgs quality ready made gNrmen-.
comprises vadoas new s9les Business and rrsvelbg
F-ooks Ssca. ORES. sad Frcek Coat. Lgts oyereos,,
ga1.alouss, Vests, Ae
WM T JENNINGS, 81 Broadway
- Opposite DE PMk FOuu.Ar.
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BRUSH nAHuFAcToRY.

on-PgARL-sr YRAHKLIN.sQUARE-Ths su5seri-
I'D Der respectfully Informs he customers and ~ pune
tss las on hand 0f ihe Spdng sd7 Lafge assortment
on o. a. br4ses lOos ysrDsb brushes while DO
syndo~d0 dusun Sc AlsO extensive sssof nlrl vi
nncy brushes Of penOr Wors HansLip which he selling
~ The has rse~lyod from tas
American Iasutufs silver medal Dr us beat brushes cE'
sic i1s- John HOPYEL
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/ EEChEs: LELtHk,:-J ? GU inpof

Of Leeeh-s Jo1l - bes. ~ iLlOrm he erIgglsls
-cAres nd physicians hal - tss Isi received per
a.. -aaler = ven excessive supply u fr-sh SHesb
L-ecars which he 5Grrs fUr .Ty Prices guam
ufes % s1ii purchasers p S-CO1otfy cr1ers vii have
par~Las' A,irauuu- e. I'M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-11

lsi.ANtIT'r bITTkks.-Ilis srlc- usec
s0crrss u Ind see cn, Fsfae1cy.
Gers7sa Deoty, LFsr CompsasIls, and al ne Nervous
srvclCrs J. PROBABLY ore " The o~si tDccs offer
&c ard -pu-rcs s-f " ne sleruon Of lose s4fsrng
from ls- Above disorders For sale o.
g sl-oc lseodcs. JOHN MILHAu. 10 Broadway