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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

Increase ......... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $685.
The portions Of the city and districts from
which nothing has been received, are those in
which the most extensive improvements have been
made, and where the population has increased at
least one hundred per cent. There are nineteen
wards Of the city and districts yet 10 be heard
from, besides the thickly settled district of Penn,
abe population of which has doubtless quadrupled
since 1910.
The Vigilant Engine Company Of this city, num-
bering about tiflylmembers, and splendid band,
departed in the cars for Baltimore, this morning.
They carry their engine and four handsomely ca
parasoned horses 10 draw it, and grooms in livery,
40 lead them.
The Coroner is investigating the death OF
Colored man, Alexander Kedding, who died at the
Moyamensing lock up, from injuries received by
being thrown out Of one Of the dens in Dufly's
arcade. The man who inflicted the injury has
haen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

On Sunday evening, Dec. 18th, by the Rev. Mr.
Almond. Mr.. DAVID w. WArrGRs, TO Miss LorisA sHEr-
HrHD all Of this city.
ON Sunday evening, Dec. 18th. by the Rev. DR..
Adams. Mr.. LEWIS W. GoEHss, 10 LoUIsA NJ. srArLEs,
all OF this city
on the nth inst OF the Norfolk street Church. by
the Rev Or. Armitage, Miss ALsuEA KESsARo, d ugh
ter Of the late George kennard, TO JoHN TRfoS Esq
all Of this city
At wniam.burvh, Dec. 18th, by the Rev. J. D.
Wells, Mr. JonN ID. HARbESBuHGH, OF Newtown, l.. L.
to Miss SARM II, second daughter OF Wm. Bedell, Of
the former Iiarr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

THE CURAN ANNEXATION TR,us.-Colonel Pic.
teu, Major O'lIaIa and other gentlemen lately
connected with the Cuba expedition. had arrived
IN New Orleans on The 9TH i5st, TO await their
Trial uHdcr indictments pending against them in the
United States Circuit Court, for violation % the
neutrality act Of Congress. 10 Is rumored that
MarshAl Scott has gone TO Mississippi TO see about
the cspas against Governor Qutman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17
Telcgraphic Reports.

NV ORLEANs, ptc, To- lnou
Cotton declined after the receipt Of the American
news afths The days sales has been 800 bales, AID
the market Is sti unsettled Moasses have declined
to 2lc and Rio coffee has advanced and Is quoted at
1Okc. 1oEc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

revival Of religion r. now In progress IN the Matho.
dist Protestant Church a. Cearsyrug, Nd The Rev.
Y sitter, j Eldrrdice and J. X Nshois aborng In
the work
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17
Our Philadelphia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. Is, 1850

The Census-Negro Fatally Injured, &c.
The censussptums of our city are very incom.
plete, the United States Marshal refusing to fur
nish any information upon the subject until he
shall be able 10 complete an official table. From
what has BEEN gathered from iae assistant mar.
rIpla he foil inU, s hs,r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

PRoBArE MrRrrp The Mguiiouti Taqpirer
sta'es that on last Thursday morning the dead
body az man was found near freehold, with cuts
and bruises on il. Mr.. Jsmeg Herbert, keeper of
Karrs tavern testified before the inquest that this
person. with another stranger. stayed al his house
on Wednesday night, Nov 9th. and left in the
morning., One ofthem had cab when hey left,
that ives found near the dead body. no money
was found in the pockets. hut i've cents were scat
tered near tie body. The men were Irish, and
said they had been in the country hat \ short time
a ma1 has tince been arrested and committed 90
Jail charged with the murder.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17
MARITIME INTELLIeEScB "A.
nov.m.uts OF the Ocean ste,
por, OF New York. December ~, 1850.


ship.-univer,s Reed Hrerpool, williams enioM Az
uirei frht N Castof Hsvre. Lvinrstoui Wm Travis
Bolles GaY,s,9pj Calsas Leay New VEsanT ksaerats,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17


DR. COVERS INvtGQRATISa CORDIAL Is THE
~ only remedy for seminal weakness, and those
orders Of body and mind taufed ~ habits Of
yclb DO not te decsived ~ le books a. - 81
AVOID rtons who Irof ss 70 IN two three days
week rourg man, cauticus whore you .pply for aid
lev hotties Of this sa vil you manly vigor.
Dr. Cs cfhce IS Third avenue. New YORK. Cordial az
bottles three for s. Important advice to the married aud
hhfe. sent 70 me country btte" pest paid.
\ lR COOPER, ~ DUANE STREET. BIAS. roR THn
~ last fourteen years, ronh1ed hir practice 20
nent OF mercural an Other
hartvsted 81 this disease and aid 8aes renoyed IN
sre 70 hve esys. a perfect .urs 81 no eAsrge
nE. JOHNSON, NO. 10 DIANE STREET, so WELL.
~ known ~ tse tTtatrent "a -elcste diseAAsf The
snstea fer yesrs 10 rretnaaat CorFsuticr Il week.-mrs.
t.essht On y secret htt seetpnlr cured Recent
nR. RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE "PRAcTIcAL Pal
:. .Nte lrtttWe,' bc-Oftce hcura 70 ~ A. N..6teR
- tsunday eSeertsd mo. s. Greenwich street II has
nl fna o. Professional attainEsnts should devote ne
tnen - diseases which reoYs 81 vsrv descrnton ire
~ tnre 80 easily IL, huvsvt-, the thousshdth Iart
serss shess Iscpi sfinf nrcn sceiety we're tnoyNl
~ recent misery and dsjscticn IreyinF nind
81 ne tcdy, that is dsrlsrtt fui scre are 81 saoh
stirt " V ,eect peety end even 70 destroy the rsprt-
srttys tseuly al.essher II % fact, that when nsa
lcgtry trettsd. they may ro dnrsnt In the oon
- 70 tTresr in other way IN their asets
tlgn posoty Jet, properly understood e.siIy
ara rem,vcd From the uneommon medical sayAs-
practice in this speciality ample Ter thst
NAM osee can We cured in they hsd exisA
sss that may stare q certain cisessss thsis
IRON early improper h.h he sssre sucA sertan eats
na cures ~ eau Ne cht.iaed from other ssurss
huerf These who apply IN the etrer stsssa N Il suf
pnsse s'@s ssss snd nEitisy of tbs eyre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

swami LANDS IN CHio.--The Cincinnati GGsefte
states, that, by virtue of the act of Congress,
passed at the last session, granting the sHa0s9
lGnds 20 The StGte in winch they lie, Ohio will re
what proportion a this quantity can DC reclaimed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

FATAL ACoiDENr-We understand that . mar
supposed a he a German, was kiile6 u the Ches.
nut street depot, this afternoon, by The two o'clock
uein from New York lie survived Only about
five minutes after he was run over --Nccdrk dfD.,
De-. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

NTeRors ~ Souri, CAROLINA On NopdaF IA
the South Carolina Legislature, the committee on
colored population reported p oil TO increase the
penalty for circulating abolition pamphlets IN the
state They also reported unfavorably on that part
OF The GorernCr's message which recomme nds The
removal Of the rec negroes from the state The
committee thought such course CONTRARY e. che
policy Of the state, and that the carrying late ct
feet % snCh measure would involye TOO many
dif'cultige
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17

lR COOPER, ~ DUANE STREET. HAg TOR TIM
~ last fourteen years renhasd hI practice 70 he treat
ent OF mercuris an other diseaf curs The
.arsysted esses 81 this disease and aid oass renewed ia
iwu - Eve days. perfect surs or charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-12-17
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arrived Brig Tsbsrs. Fshtans. st Jaso Cuba s.hrs
English, Neal, NHaven; Lawrence. Kelsey. d9 Albion
Hoo Boston, julia vangilder. NYork Liberty, wesks
James River; Wanda Eaton, kYork; Jos Potts Ireland
Williamsburg On taro, Vangder kYork kary Patterson
LynnIire, Allyns Point. -' 70 %. =
Cleared-Barks Hosnder. Colagan, Calcutta; Welsh,
Anes, Cenfuegos brig Gardner Wright Eefson Carde-
nss schrs Wanda Eaton Boston; Ontario Nangiiaer New
York; Potts, Ireland, Williamsburg; Mary Patterson
Lynmire, NYork; Julia Vsngilder, dc; Oneeo, Gro
Esntueket Liberty Weeks NYors Chronome.sr Pearson.
Quincy Jas English, Neal, Maven.
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sRlPPIn0.

THE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
shnTson viii sail for se.niuds ane 81 Theroas on OK
about the 9th Of January 1851. she has excellent
modatious fer Price 81 passage bermuda SIS
St 1horHs, $40 There 4 regular mail oommunieaton
between Thomas all the itlaads
N@a Cruz. Venezuela, &c. The Merlin will take freight
Arply TO n, CuNARD, Jr, ~ Broadway.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

The above shcws that Robinson the highest Conserva
tive is IA behind Sanard the 9Th Rcocr and 10
votes before Davis, the 9th the Reiomeis list Unless
to-day the Relomers Of their three low
candidates. Mr. Il. will probably be elected The
between the lowest Refomes and the highest Conser
va,ives becoming very interesting and the result will
be known before to- night
We have very few from the country some of them
very authentic We learn that in Chesterfield Messrs.
Cox, Hancock, Rves and Wallace ahcad-but in Pc
teshurg lcssrs Wallace and Alfred Jones received large
majority and, with Messrs. Cox of Chesterfield and Tim
Rives Of Prince George elected We have figures
which To rely in arriving a result
HANOVER DISTRICT.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
Coal HARnoR, Aug. 22d, Ak p. NJ.
The voting is nearly send you the result as far as
the returns have been received.
REGULAR DEMocRATIc TICKET.
King William Gen. BraXton lU5 B. u. Douglass, TO-
Hanover-Chastain White, is.
Caroine-F. w. Scott, rs
Spuitsylyania-E Eustace Conway 49,
MINED TIckEr.
SpotiSy ylvanin-J. l.. Marye So; o. NJ. CrutchieL 81
Carcine--Hoht Hudgen 81
Hanover-E w. Moniss "a; Edmund Ruffin, 10.
INDEPENDENT rIcKET
Hanover-G W. Bassett 81.
hear that Al King William Court House. about o'clock
Douglass and Braxton ahead Great scattering Us 10
the other candidates. very thin election at both places
HANONER.-Ne hear that the regularly nominated De-
nocrac Ticket beats the Independent Ticket about IL.
CUMBERLAND.
CrMBERLANp c. H., Aug. %.
McssfS E!nrs--The polls Just closed this place.
and stand follows:
RApIcALs-page, l0+; Fuqua Of; Isbel SIS; Brown 55;
HopAins 65: Boiling. 45; Hill, 81; Haskins S.
CoSSERvATivEs-5ondurant, 81; Archer, 53 DID, g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

Gocse 2H, Clayton G. Coleman lG. John s. Fleming ~,
W. W. s. Fowler 45, ii. Goodwin Is, W. d Leake 2l6 Lucian
Minor l9.
Messrs. Bowcs, Cooke and Ieake, who received the
largest vote, ac in favor of REFORM Not than half
the votes in the county po!lcd
CONVENTION VOTE AT AYLETrS, KING WM
TO the Editors Of the Enquirer:
Al the close of the polls, the stood follnws
BraSton r. Douglass l0i Scott rs White 5S Conway 3
Crutchfed 49, Maye SS, Hudn 37 Morris so, Ruin 70,
Bassctt TO- ScattcringS
Never have seen much cross-fng The people would
not be bound down 10 either ticket Wings
Ing for the regular Democratic ticket and Demo-
Gratis voting for some Of the independents Douglass lost
but five votes out OF l09 and of them his
Tie is clever young man, and bids fair 10 be useful one
re IS rather of the Conservative oder-his views
ted in his speech July Court misunderstood and
gave some dsSasiacon-but when set right in speech
he made Ayctts, and by the publication of his circula
he carried as he ought have DONE every body with him.
General Braxon lost good many in consequence Of
It's being believed that he in favor cverybodys voting
whether they paid any This mistake, but
not corrected sufficiently repair all the mischief done.
General Bra&ton is personally very much beloved and
stands hieh in the confidence Of his fellow citizens. V
KING WILLIAM COUNTY.
Mcssrs Editors The following is the of the
Ayets and the Courthouse for delegates the State Con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27
ESSEX-WHoLE VorE.

ESSEN-NHoLE VOTE.
To the Editors of the Enquirer:
Nuscoe Garne Wing, 2l5, Muscoe R. II. Garnett 2l4'
Smith, Whig l95, Sheppard H. r. l.. Montague GO, VIM
Roy &C. Gresham l5 Beverly (no candida!e) .,o,
ted Two Nhgs (;it only running against five Demo
crats) The Democrats kind-heartcd, confdng souls,
refused to make party NATTER being soft enough to nnS
the Wings woud pursue like coursc-they Uhe Mh,ss)
protested against parry having anything do with this eec
ton Yet it was amusing to The hgh Priest oil wing
gerry going song for Garnett and Smith; and then CIV
ns the third vote, when given al ALL OF the De.
mocra's whom they thought would be least likely TO deeal
Of their candidates Whatever may the result in TINS
District it is hoped that partysm swept by the board
in the State is cowardy yet dangerous flag to hgh'
under When will Democrats learn to be true 10 them
selves?
ALBEMARLE.
All the precincts in the county have been heard irom
though the returns complete The following is the
result
Southal 1885, Rives ia Early 525, Randolph 6O6 Cabe
4s3, Hart 363 Ligon l55, Robertson IL Thompson oo
Whitehead 27S, Garland 426.
FLUVANNA.
Editors Of The Enquirer: =
Below send you correct statement Of the election fo
State delegates for the county. Polls closed
VIM. NJ Amber 5, d. w. K. Bowles 256 kichara
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27
NO GI.E. IOWA.


Iii. Dubuque Express a.s every reason In shout:
"I,ya DEMOCRACY triumphant ovcr Galrhinism, Nor
r.,nsn ar AboIiilunism The whole Democratic State
ticket ii, ,cl,d. by unprcc, enc maj1res-E"nss'n r-
buke,i aud EagarrTy LIN not resting place Dtnorrnc
majority noary doubled tor State officers The Constitution
su-,intd ard Banks condemned. Iowa, according 10 her
poruson claims the Banner OF Democracy. Sic TdS Tie
oaiy Northern State sho regudfed tic I!amo Prorsso
She is tie first repuiae Giphn!sn aided u II Was
bv government patronage government officers, and venai
government pstsS.
tn, Democracy Of Iowa. and indeed The people general
H. have shown their appreciation oi intelligence and worth
in the ,iesun %. r ienf>c.d as Governor o'i state.
Zine returns DO not include the Mormon county (''l-
waltomeD which wli give the WhiI candidatc probably
about 500 votes. icmpsteads majority over Gaphns,
Wings and NornIons will be nearly 2o0O!!!
"ne returns received from the Gielcni counties compo'-
inc the second Congressional District warrant u III an
norrcna e ccc.ing intelligence Of Judge Cli&s Election
by mt least one thDnSan: mi,p1ity !!
"rh- is more ih.n double the largest rlofiiy ever before
ob,oin,d in th asct and guarantee only OF
the unity of Democratic party in the support Of ieir
principles, but also Of the nn5ounded popularity oil TIC can
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27
INTERESTING NEWS EROM SANTA FE AND
NEW MEXICO


The Republican has received inteI gence from Santa Fe
10 the 10Th ut The elections under The State Constitution
Of New Mexico took place the 10th june and resulted in
the choice Of Dr. Henry Connolly Tor GoyeIno and fnan
uel Alvarez for Lieut. Governor Wm ). Messerdy was
elected Representative Congress by 500 minority over
Hugh n Smith. Members of the Legislature were also
elected and this body convened at the time appointed by the
State Constitution, when cuons scenes were enacted
The parties dvidcdonc advocating Territorial and 'he
other State government
member of the Senate presented his credentials and was
admitted but it being afterwards found that ne "oud not
vote with the majority he excluded from taking ms
seat, and his opponen admitted Hereupoh s Msa o
the members of the Senate and members oi INC nouse
Withdrew leaving the House with quorum ne ien'ain, w
ing members took upon themselves The responsoy 70 M
the vacant seats with men enough II form quorum ana
proceeded with the business MAJOR X H. Whlteman and
Major + Cunningham, both late paymasters IN the u
States Army were elected United States senators
The Indians were continuing 'neii uel'eu'''o ous"'
oui all parts OF New Mexico
which SANTA Fe several days after this par.
~ hGht sealed dispatches and orders for two thousand
S'1 he wife Of Capt Eusn, u s. Army died at Santa Fe on
the Goth Of July - ,;
Major Mhiteman expected to arrive here ot Louis) in
few days on his way 10 Washington
SAN FRANCISCO, July lit will be seen that four
ok and benns are advancingathough the supply large
hoers begin look beyond tomorrow for market for
them Prces-Bread in casks 8 CTS; Butter 80 81
ts Mess Beef sl9; Mess Pork, S22 SD s23 Hams 25
% els per h.; Cheese, IL; Candles 379 So American
Flour sO Isl and Chian sl2 per bbl; Coffee 45 50 Sc
ears Is l00 Brandy 81 81 80; Ohio Whiskey 10 IS
Scantling 45 50; Pansd Lumber s35 40.
The shipments since the first of July 70 the present time
have been quite large many markets daily OPEN
ing which require supplies from this city, Our trade with
Oregon becoming important also with several new points
unon our northern Vessels taking considerable
freight Panama supply the ships in the carrying trade
between that place and San Francisco.
The demand from the mining regionss rapidly increasing
These and other must result in giving US osk anu
profitable trade during the coming fall and winter Mnether
the supply will be adequate the demand we cannon Ioie-
tel-nany fear it will and that there VIII oe scarcity
| of the staple article before spring.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27

The whole Of the district heard from, except Warwick and
the Dragon precinct in Gloucester which will not The
result Bow,'en LEAFS fDrernos Whg candidate 100
votes and would have beaten McCandsh farther than any
of ,le other hig candidates ii his friends h,d general
" supported MrCandiish; he running no-puly candi-
date and being charged by OF the candidates sain.
under Democratic cunrs. The election Of Bowdon is hailed
here with delight We predict for him brian; in
the Conventions,
TO the Editors Of tho Enquirer:
Below you VIII find statement OF the polls kept at Halt
way house. York county, Va:
Robins o. Tanfcrio o. ii Candish Co. Anderson Saun
ders Is, Bowdcn So.
NORFOLK DISTRICT.
The Convention district, composed Of Norfolk City and
County and entitled five delegates elected Sam Watts
and Dr. A. r. Smith of Norfolk county, Tazewel Taylor and
John Tunis Of the Borough, and John Petty OF Princess
Anne uhree Wings and two Democrals)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-08-27
ALBEMARLE COUNTY.

VorE At CmRisTiASsvLLE PEEcScr-Southall3 353 Rivcs
Sl2 Early l56, Randolph 2l3 Cabc 2i3 Hart l29 Lyon
55, Robertson 6, Thompson l03, Whitehead ~ Grf!lni
I95. Polls closed. The weather lowering but rain
POWHATAN.
10 ihe Editors Of Me Enquirer:
ScoTrsvlLLE AuGrsT %
Gentlemen In compliance with the request contained in
late Enquirer avail myself OF the earliest opportunity Of
informing you Of the result Of the election in this county of
delegates The State Convention about be assembled for
revision of our Constitution.
In consequence Of the unprortios of the weather.
(not raining but indicating rain) the smaller than
would under more favorable circumstances have
Ref Hopkins 222S; lsbel 1871; Brown ILL., Boil
ing l02 Hill 81; Fuqua 81 Haskins II.
CoSsEEyATIvEs-Old l26; Archer 81; Bondurant 60;
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MONDAY MORNING. AUGUST 90. 1880


| THE WHOLE REFORM TICKET ELECTED!
Nothing can add 10 the returns which su!on. II vii
be that Mcssrs. Scott Botis Lyons dceci oahar'
and Davis all rcomers elected Represent ms disc
in the Reform Convention To say nothing oil our persona
preferences but rejoice that the popular principle
has prevailed and that hereafter the pie viii have the re
sponsbily well the satisfaction Of choosing their owr
officers:
RICHMOND ClTY.-A, the close Of the Polls, thir'
day, stood follows:
REroRMERs-Botts $780, Scott Co., Lyons GU, Merecltl
Co., Sanard SO, DAVIS 49o Crane 2G9, Gimcr Isl.
! CONSERVATIVES: Robinson 440, Macarland 4zV, fator
354, Morson 3S0 Daniel 40i, Garter 33O
HENRICO.
| sweeney Ys-CuspLETE.
CoSsERvArtvEs.-Conway Robinson 20 VIM a. Maciar-
land 9 A. Morson 20 Hill Carter 20 John M' ration ~
RrronMsns-Merediih Is Lyons II, stanard l3, Bolts
! H. Scott II, Giimer 4, Davis 3, Crane }.
SHORT PUaP-CoMpLETE
CoSsEnvATivEs.-- Robinson ~, Morson -, Maciarand
H. Carter IL, Daniel III, Patton9
REroRMERs Meredith 81, Lyons 26, Bolts %, Stanard
49, Crane 10, Scot, 10, Davis 9, Gilmer 5.
VorE HESRIco CouRT House.
CoxsERvATlvEs;- Robinson LIS, Mcfarland l65' Patton
l3S Morson l66 Daniel l2S, Carter 49,
RKroRMEKs-Sco 1856. Bolts $50, LYONS 296, Meredith
$780, Stanard 269, Gilmcr l3O, Crane ST, Davis 2oo.
PETERSBURG.
Thomas Wallace 1862, William r. Joynes S22' James A.
Jones 3ll James II. Cox 26S. Tim Rlves 253 Robert
Collier 2lS, Holden Rhodes 1885, George w. Boiling 1872
Higginson Hancock 10.
CHESTERFIELD.
Cox 43, Hancock 3ls. Riyes 29l Wallace -SS, Rhodes
25S Jones ls0, Joynes Isl.
PRINCE GEORGE.
Aiproc,ns. o'cock.-Rivcs-59, Wallace 50, Hancock
81, Cox is, Collier -, Joyncs !. iones4.
At Prince George e. r.. p. M.-Jones q, Joynes 6i
Wallace 10 Riycs Gl Hancock l. Collier % Edmund Ruff
iin Jr. ~.
The above returns from Prince George evidently i'm
perfect Summing up all the returns received they stand
James H. Cox III, Tlos. Wallace AS Tim Ryes 66l, J..
Alfred Jones 81, W. 7. Joyncs 5 lligsinson Hancock
503 Holden Rhodes l3i, r. X. Collier 2G3, c. '" Boiling
l92 and +. Run, Jr - Mesrs Cox, Wallace Rivcs and
Jones are, doubtless, elected They are all Democrats
Mcssrs Wallace and Rives rark,d Reoners, Mtsss
Cox and Jones Conservatives: though We have not seen
any published exposition of Mr.. coN's views