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Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-12-09

The Mormon Bio!e.-The New Englsad
Puritan states that st public meeting re.
Gently held in Cherry Valley, Judge Camp
bell said:
"Rev. Solomon Spslding, one Of the ear
|liest prscepsOrs of the Academy Of Cherry
Valley, was the sctnal composer Of most Of
what's known % the Mormon Bible: He
wrote il during period Of delicate health
to beguils seme Of his leisure hours, and al
so with design to offer it for publication
as a romance. DR.. Robsst Campbell, late
of Cherry Valley, and foster father Of the
first Mrs. Grant, of the HISTORIAN mission,
calling some years since upon Mr.. SPauld-
ing, had The manuscript ofthis notable book
shown to him, and vas also informed By MIR.
SpsuIding that he had hopes ofresping some
pecuniary advantage from Il for himself and
family. Mr.. Spaulding has been dead fos
some years, though it is believed that his
wife is still living in the United States =
How it passed from the possession Of his
family into the hands Of 10 Smith, il is prob
able Mrs. S. could tell"
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-12-09

aTSo BAD.-A bachelor in Albany has ..
Seutsss bsby year left ct his doer, &C.
semponaisA with che request thst be evil
ebaritsbly provide for il, and bring it up
FsligioasIy." An occasional baby in The
regular hoaess way, 10 undoubtsdly dssi.
SSbls present; bot On stack Of i'fent.rs
/ upss o poor. tnprossctsd old bachslor,
nast Be sppslling to shs last dsgrssi
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-12-09
snorh Deuton Be Reeirasdg = under
this cspsion, the 81. Gsnsrisvs Bsssseras
thus speaks:

this caption, the 81. Gsnsrisvs BsHsseras
thus speaks: @--1-> -. -
aThsrs is one msssufs which tthis 6Ds
absorbs the attention ofshe whele Uatee.-
the fugitive slsxs lsH--s msasurs which
acme portioas Of The Hsssia sss ds.sfnieea
to repeal-and in the coDlingancs Of yAeh
nearly every man in Missourihss ? pecpn.
sry interest. How stands Benton upon tbs
question? What does he think Of this law,
under which his constituents are enabled to
recover their lost property? Why, he ssys
the law is .'injudicioms," and We infer from
this declaration that he will cote for Isse-
peal! As he thinks this measure 10 'iGisdi-
cious," ne think it is ipj"dieiOus for the
people to continue hIm in office. -.g.vo
Citizens Of Missouri! Legislators Of the
land! you have cnnfided your interests and
your honor into the hands Of traitorl You
have bestowed power upon On ambitious
demsgogue, Who viii use it 10 subvert your
rights! YOU have trusted to one who has
betrayed you! Will you longer crouch be-
neath the hand that smiteS yon?-wiil yon
suffer yourself 10 be misrepresenssd b the
of the nationae Win youf longer
permit . black-hearted Abolitioaiss tsicall
himself Missouri Senstor2 Let the wM
Of the people be executed, and we believe
this reneg ade Senator will be removed frop
the post he has 80 wilfnlly and grossly, dis
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-12-09
AEenta for che Ranner.

AGENTS for the Banner.
3. T. Murray, Bowling Green.
John L. Tribble, Srencerburg.
Dr.. John C. Welborn, Frankfort.
DR.. Nathan Vannoy, Vannoy's Mill.
r. H. johnson, Ashley.
q. Minor, Prairieville.
A. VI. Thomas, Paynesvillc.
s,II =: r w%a G,'fsEd Ssli.vi .,a cI.rk'vill..
Col. Jas. II. Britton, Troy. ,-.-.-.
johS TI,,y v. =. Mckee, McKee,, 'n1 c'P-su-Gr'y'
, DIR. W. B. Adams, Danville.
Col. William Priest, New London.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-12-09

A SINGULAR FAcr.-Evsry President Of
the United States, with the exception of
John Quincy Adams, has been member
of the Masonic Frateynity.
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-12-09

II Appeal to the sisters,'' - said en- eastern
parson, If they never had 9 Jeller feeling in
their bosoms' t .e.= 7---5
Democratic banner. (Bowling Green, Pike County, Mo.) 1845-1852, 1850-12-09

N1-There is one disease that miser 70
1.si,,, s.asi, ssrisi1 sIY;,TEs IY;TEsr tc..; ttc dc IS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

Apsfvsrs prrssrusrs. -.
.. Richards, St Louis. Mo A. Fisher. ~ Louis NJ
w. Wsde, Pittsburgh; A. Leland, rhilsdeiphis =. Le
lard and A. ,. Easton. New YORK; SAMUEL Seay' ssg
Hssbcr; John Trumbuli. Jr Baltimore and John
Leatball, Waehingtop, ID. c. we're among the Arrivals
yesterday, at the Clinton Hotel.
A. Gray Fhilsdeipha; w. Lee, Bsltimore Oeores
Palmer and r. ID Leomipgsr rorth, Cincinnsu y. ID.
Estaercok. Havana; ysdicott King. Maine; L. Co.sn,
Seeo; n. wscd, New Bedfosd y. Morris snd VII.
SON. Beeton: q Hooker. North Caroline; ~ rrumbut,
Worcester and .. ID. wslisee, phiiadelphia, we're
among the arrivals, yesterday, at the Ho-srd
Hon J NJ Ryerson. Ns~ Jersey Charles lang fhi-
ladelphis; T. n stubblsAeia New York; n Hose, long
Islapd; A. Moulton. Nee Jersey; j. Ells ana Hon y.
Joy Morris, Philsdeph Captain Delano foughssep
sie ,. Travers, New Jersey; =. htche bsst bos,on'
NJ Lowry, w. Baker. and 4. Hays, Boston, Col Nc
Clellapd and Cot Hopkins, Philadelphia; H. rildsn,
Bcsson; and n. Msntel, London, England, arrives,
yeeteTday. 1t the American.
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The floating dock Pepsscols, 10 10 calculated, VIII
be hnished BY the 1st 81 July next
There we're los deaths in Phisdeiphis Tor tns ~eeA
ending the 10th Inst. ,.
Va another indicnsnt for forgery, and sesteneed
TO the penisnary for tvo yesrs making an sssresse
of "a years.
The stock for the railway from Buffalo vest 70 tn.
line cf the stats Of Pennsyivana has been taken aso
the read viii be put under contract % the right
Of way is perfected.
The Boston, Concord, and Montreal Railroad vas
opened TO plymouth. n n distance of my miles
from Concord Friday last.
petition the Legislature OF Nev Jersey for pen
sion from Jpo Blakeley, Of Rcckavay Morris county
sets forth that he h "a yesrs sd that he entered ns
nsvy board the old frisste Conssttutiep IN 1Ip1
tvo pears prisoner IN France; served Win tn'
spnbosh at Tripol, under Dsestur, .ith whom ne r.
turned In the schooner Entsrpfise the var OF lsi1
he jossed the army, and aid god service.
The whole pumb~v of hogs packed ~ kvAnsvins
irosasa, up to the eth inst vss t2s3o.
The number of buildlsgs erected In the burnt dis
trct of g. Lcuis, up 10 The lss sst, vss lss ss
sgsreeate ccst of ess7 900. - -
fhe whole nunbss Of deaths H. Brccklyn. ~ "
suriss sks yssr is4s sosa ssiss IN srcsss eve'
1el6 of Qsf.
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Police IpseIlsuenee,

The Rscererv ef fhs 800 B~st B,E -ye.terdsy vs
noticed In this joarpal the arrest of ronptins Fs'-
lo~s suspcion Of having stolsn s3s from the en-.
change once Of Mr. secor, corner OF Brosdrsy sad
Canal street, on Saturday last Amons the money
stolen . 800 bill on the MechsncI baos -
Newark this bill remarkable from the Tact of We
having . piece torn of esd Mr. s~cov kuov-
ing the Mechsoic- Bank In Wall street. WAS the re-
dem pton bank of the Mechanics Bank OF Ne~srk,
called upon them Monday morning. gave d~ecrip
tIou of the stolen b and sssed them ts preserve the
bill should u come TO hand yestsrday morning, In
the esehsnses from the 9th banks the d-otca 800
bill received from the exehaegs With the Broad
vsy Bank, with ~hom the same had been d.positsd
Saturday BY broker The case will TO day usdsrgo
. further investisatiou by Justice Mountfort.
Caught IN TIE Act A youne man By the name Of
James Stevens, vas caught Monday Night, between
II and o'clock By the police cf the Tenth ward In
the act Of breaking into the premises No lis Division
street occupied BY DR.. Thomas Black On the arrest
d the burglar, IN his possession vas found Jenny
which is an iron instrument, Ike small sbsr, used
by burglars Ia pvyins open locks and doors
vas taken before Justice Osborne who locked him NJ
for trial.
Dsserssriy He~e-A man BY the name Of John Or
pen vas arrested yesterday BY offeef Hor kins on
warrant wherein he stands charged With keeping DE
orderly house. and resort for thieves and vsgseond
| q all descriptions the corner Of Anthony snc
Centre strees Justice Mountfort held the accused %
| ball TO answer the charge.
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Court OF Common pleas.
Before Judge ipgraham.

JsS. "a - CAsrLs e. Marsh a. W,itaa "A. Spencer
This action for claim made for comni-.ton Of
Per cent the purchase 81 property. u va. al
legged that MIR. J. n. Glestwortn had purchasri Tor
Capt. WA Spencer, q. \. Navy, premises kuorn az
rennmsns house 10 Fourteenth street for tns sum oi
$1,000 aud subsequently, assigned his clAim Tor com
n.issicn TO the present plaintiff G. G Msrsh Nr'
Gisntverth the principal witness upon whoss tss
tinony " proposed to sustain the case but IN.
Judge ruled that he ioeompetent witness, snd
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INSTRUCTIONS TO r. BUTLER KING.
DxrasrAs~f or Starr.
WssHrseros, ID April, 1sto.

INSTRUCTIONS TO r. HtTrf.ER kfNa.
DxrsRrNs~f Starr. \
Wssmseros, I'd April, 1sse.
Hon. THo~as BurlsR kTsc.
.9pys,nf,d .fs,rf Of f.s q. = 10 Cssfsvris-
stp The President rsposinr fu corhdence In your
integrity abilities and prudence, he's appointed you
agent for purpose Of conveying important tnsrus
tiops and dispatches 70 naval and military
nspders Csiiforps. lie hs desire that you should
lose no time In reparng thither BY the best and most
expeditions route in the prusecutou Of the dsties de-
VOWED upon you, which shall proceed TO expsin In
the following ipstructiops:
The situatisn Of the people Of California and Ne~
Mexico has already stths early period of hts stntni
trstop attracted his attention fy the late tresty with
Nestco prevon msde for the future admission of
these tsriteres into the Union States snd IN the
ueaptime the government ~ the United States n
bound to protect the inhabitants residing In them 10
the free and entire erjoy@-bt of their lives liberty,
spd property and in the exercise OF their civil and
lieieus rss hts O~ins 20 With which you sre
fsliy scqusinted the Congress of the United States
failed 20 assst the executive by the passage lav
estshshirs govsrnment In either of the new terri
tories You aware however, that "a sct ~ss passed
the lsst session ~ esterd the lass 81 the
United states the territory spd waters cf pper
California.
THE set creates coiieetcn district In CALIFORNIA;
srd you also knov that BY another previous set cer
tain nail facilities have been entend~d 20 the ssms ter
ritcry. Whatever ~ Aone By the sid o the con
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

Tvs SrrsMssIr ,ssoEat. IL wa- intended that the
steamship Georgia should make her trisi yesterday
morning from the foot of Warren street B-siss the
DAY being uIfas orsbs the GeorRts -hich brought
round from the tas, ssr found the North River too
up and down the bay all day FIRST -si,ipx for the fs
Ing cf the wind aud sfsr~ATds for the rising Of the
tide At length Oh. put into Jersey 1ity where she
lies In front ~ th. ansda ~hich sails tn day for
Liverpool She IL 90 much larger than the Canada,
will make her tris trip TO day aud take posh With
the Canada. She is as fat ~ she expected she
psaed all the steamers yesterday she cane asngside
triumph OF American ent.rpri,s and naval srchitec-
tuie. she sails her rst this 18th OF this
month
named John R-d, found on Monday night. lying
In the street drunk BY ofcer Moiony u tn. second
police he s.d scd !, n%Ssf s.s s. s''ss %ss .sa
proof 81 the honesty u the mass Of the people than tbs
fact that he not robbed There are some gentry
on him would very quickly leave him minus Of the
watch and chsin. ssd ssy loose cash In his pocxets
Let him not tempt them sssin.
General Committee met last night. At old rsmmsay
and decided that the late election In the Third ward
for delegates 60 the COMMITTEES, vss sull and 'oid
Tss Fsss AoApsSr.-Ths snsuai examination Q
and viii be continued TN the end Of the month Or
Monday next vii comnsnee the ersnisssios OF can
ddates for admission TO the academy. The exercises
are open 10 the public.
A Gs-o or Rowp,ss--Op Monday night about ter
oclech, man named Charles vicecrs, residing st
Attorney street, returning home through tn
Bovery he met by party Of sin men. Who jostle'
against him; words then .nspsd, when Of tn
party struck Niccors the heed With stick, vhci
knock him down He then cried out Tor sssistance
upon Witch hts co~ardy assaiiants ran s~sy eavinl
| poor yiccors veterpg In his blood. He received
very dangerous the side Of his head from IN
blow and extensive cut In the poll from the fail
scsrro,p AocrDt,r On yesterday moraing. betwss
nine and ten e'cook laborsr, named John Conway
r.sding Of 1s4 sixth street. engaged In removing
seafYold 1T new building In East Tvsnty hrst stree
he ot bic balance and fell from the third story "a
bulldog height cf about thirty feet His right
vas fractured above the ebov, and he recsived sou
| dangerous internal injuries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

MESSAGE OF Gov. FoRp. OF OHro-The annual mes
cage Of Gov. Ford, Of Ohio, has come to hand It is
concise but comprehensive treating Of all the
Of local rs we'll as national character With regard
to the subject Of slavery he rays whatever involves the
rights and interests of ell the members OF the nsn
belongs to the general Cover aud each the
right TO be heard While s the rights Of the slave
holding states recognized by the constitution should
equally right that the free States should be
from all the evils and burdens which that institution
imposes consequently the general government should
be clear from all responsibility for the existence
maintenance Of ssvery, any traic therein. The in
terests Of the free States the general interests of the
whole nation the love Of liberty and the claims OF
tce and humanity, all demand that the territories
whether they remain such or be admitted as States
into the Union, should forever remain uncontamiRa-
ted by the blight Of slavery. That Congress has the
to prohibit the introduction Of slavery into the
territories eff the United States where IL does not
exist there be rational aud he mends
the passage OF resolutions pressing upon their deega
toD in Congress the proprety ana necessity OF passing
ordinance forever excluding slavery from every foot
Of territory owned by the United States before
ton thereof ehs be organized aud admitted State.
In relation to the tubjsc Of slavery in tho District Of
Columbia he says that there should be toe-
rated at the Capitol Of this boosted free
public system Of tra1c in human flesh and blood is
blot and stigma upon our national escutcheon, and
ought forth With to be wiped out He also recommends
the passage OF resolutions requesting their
in Congress to their sxertions and in nduence to
have the slave trade in the District Of Columbia imme
ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

Lap, M,srss ~ Csluossis.-A youna man from
Mspe vrtire TO his friends from California says that
his party found. near the Sacramento. ana almost
thirty miles from any other digging tvo
beautiful youpe ladies' vitn attendant except an
id grey headed negro whom they haa entced 70 %.
mpsny them and vho the sertsnt OF the father os
a them The eldest Of these girls vas not twenty
10 seems their imseipasiop had become excited ~
the gold stories which they had heard and they had
ceternined to try their hands ~ mating fcrtnpe
The old negro vas psst work. and lett In the eamp
durrg the day 70 look after the household aGsirs asd
sficrs when the psvty r~esked their camp, tue Old
dsrhy alone In H. but the girls during the
asv and received their vissters Hospitality They
w ssed no fear of being mcieetsa robbed and said
that they should leave for home whom they had sccs
Tbey we're from plorids, an1.she youngest rso svsy
rom school 70 enter upon tbs sxpsAluon.
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Iotai lO354
Thus making total of nearly eleven thousand sub
ects Of foreign pctentates freely enrolling themselves
as citizens OF this mighty republic.
or tho six thousand five hundred and ninety four
persons who declared their intentions in the County
Clerks Office for the past year informed by Mr.
De Luce the clerk whose particular duty is that Of
nsturaizipg foreign subjects that s37 subjects
OF the Queen of Great Britain and ireland, ana the
other 2757 were from Germany, France, Holland, and
other countries.
Amongst those who have lately " declared their in
tentons OF becoming children OF our soil find the
distinguished names of the Hungarian refugees-Go-
vernon Ujbszi, wife and family, and Mile. Appoonis
Jagello, the female military heroine-togetner with
many others whose career has been marked with ho-
norsbe defeat in the countries which they have now
abured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

J.r 27-This Court adjourned over 20 this
ornirs In Of the infispostion 81 Judge
Ed~sds ~ho prevented from sttep ling by sn st-
tack Of rh< stism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

Nr~rrs Gss~A~s W rps Usrvp srArss.-Tbe
German population Of the United states h iwcrssspx
Chsgofcis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-01-23

Cusro~ HcUsr ExrkSsss.-Tbat the expsnsss OF col
ectpg the far greater than they need be-
far greater than they would be- we're IL not for sup
porting the paupsrs OF the party there 10 no doabt In
the mind of every man Who knows anything about
business Had Mr.. Maxwell the entire charge OF col
lsctng the revenue he has of hts private bus
ness and was allowed much By Law and the prtvt-
leg. Of saving What he could out Of the amoust tor
him elf he would get along With Just half the cisrh
that he nov has and pay those he did employ about
half o. much ss he nov pays. A specimen OF the
economy of the custom house need only TO look st
the way the advertising is portioned out Instead OF
giving Il TO the papers With the largest circuston
iihe the Sun aud Hersd-or to n. papers that VII
taae ct the lowest rates. 10 Ia given out TO the papers
of party For Instance MercAasfs' Day Bsek =
vhieh has circulation among merchants OF At .sst
four times much that of the Mrrsr-efsrea 10
store for half What the Mirror charged; but the Msr
ckarfs Day Bcel independents pap-r- u did not
bsorg TO the party; not legitimate pensioner
and of course Mr. Nsx yell could mot give IL the 60
verpm.nt patronage. The advertisement once In tbs
H,ysd OF once In the Sun, would have been seen by
more people than II whole year In the Miysr
But what Of that Tbe SON and Herald DO not belong
to the party. Nov then, We sl knox thst lir nsx.
yell bsa any business Of his own TO advertise he would
awe Il 90 papers Witch had the largest circulation OF
N not ts those which would take " at the lowest rates
we m.nfi ned but single instance % foolish en-
travspspce In the custom house: We might mention
hundred. where paid large salaries. not fo'
What th.y do for the gov.rnment but for what theJ
have done for the PARTY Cut oil these pensoned pau
pers Air Msredtb and yuu vili hnd ~ 900 600 qust'
enough 60 rsy all the expenses of collecting the rs's
nue.-Dsy- B,ek.
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Jas. The Court OF Oyer and Termsner ans
Special Term, adjourned until this morning, IN
consequences Of the nIsess Of Judse Edmonds.
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Nos 81 ssa 50 called and psssel. No. ~ srsueA.
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Mr.. BUCHANAN TO Mr.. VOORHEES,.
Dsr.srMs.r os sr.rs,
MR.. CLAYTON TO THE PRESIDENT.
DEPARTMENT of SrArE,
WAssrSeros, January 7, 1850.

WkspfNoro~ I'm Dcto0sr, fs$s
WILLIAM v. Noohsiss Esq., Washington CITY
sm-frevious 20 your departure for California, the
PRESIDENT hes instructed TO make hnovn, through
agency 10 the cirens OF the United States inha
sitting that territory his we respecting their present
condition and future prospects tie deems proper TO
employ for this purpose, because the Postmaster
General has appointed you agent under the set TO
estsbiisn eertain poet routes approved August L.
1sSs to make srrsnsemepts for the estabsbmsnt Of
post Offices and for the Transmission receipt and
.y,yance of letters In Oregon and California;
The President consratulaes the cxeps of Cslfor ala
on the ssnexston of their hns prsr,ss the United
States ON the Goth Of May. lsis-ths dsy ~hich
the ratiGcatisns of late treaty With Mexico
exchanged csfornia finally bessme o, integral por-
on this great aud glorious r-pasc aud tue sct of
Congress- 20 vbich have aready referred, In express
terms Yecsgnres a TO be withn the territory Of the
United States I"
May this 4 Diou be perpetual.
The people a Cafarnis may feel ~. hrmest convsc-
.tion thst the government sod people os the United
states viii sbasdon them or prove unmsndtu Of
their prorpefftr Their fate and their fortunes are
nov indssuby united wth that OF their brethren on
this side o the Rocky monntsins ow propisious this
, vept hofh for them and for us willis. the other
isrs oftbe sors are distracted BY domestic dssenscn.
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Che Increase OF American Citizens.

The growing greatness Of this republic is manifested
by the vast numbers who weekly seek its shores from
every foreign CLINE, and It's increasing strength may
Re measured from the fact that many thousand fo-
reigners annually taking the oath of allegiance
citizens Of this powerful natien.
We have taken some trouble, In which we have been
aided by the officers Of the respective courts to
tain the number of persons who have been actually
psturalized for one year, well as those who have
"declared their intentions" of becoming citizens Of
the republic Of America when their period OF proba-
tion expires, and find the result to be folows
In the County Clerks office were natura-
lized as American citizens during the
year ending 31st December, lS49.. ,555
In the Superior Court, for the same period,
we're raturslized. d................. 6l9
In the u s District Court, ditto.
In the County Clerks Office, during the
year 1S49, less than O. 5s4 persons
"decared their Intentions of becoming
citizens OF America and will hereafter
be duly ''naturGlizedn.. 1854
there were .................. :. 2la5
In the u. s. District Court. ..,........ rs
1854
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FoIitieni Intelligence.

MASSACHUSETTS tiECrIoN.-Returns from seventeen
towns OF the south Congressional district Of Massa-
chusetts have Go hand leaving yet twent " one
towns to be heard from. The vote ss received Is,
Thompson, ("higl 3Csl Palfrsy, lfrse soil) 2339 ;
and Robinson. (democrst) 1l6O. Thompsons gain
over the Noys mber election in the towns heard
1Ob5 and has Yet l600 votes 70 gain in the towns not
heard from to secure his election. There Is again,
doubtless, no election
OBio LEGISLATURE The Legislature OF Ohio orga
pzed the 18th inst after effort forty six days
Blake the whig Speaker received the whg nomination
for Governor and resigned and the election Of Charles
Z. teRvsrse to the speakership restored order the
mem Der from Hamilton being allowed to hold his
tested sea- until the report II the Committee Eec
tioBs.
MAINLAND AVID THE UsIoS-The House Of Delegates
OF Maryland have adopted report and resolutions do
clsripg their TO adhere the Union of
the States but in the event of dsuaon to take sides
with the South report directing the Executive to
return the resolutions of Vermont and to
the Governors of those States the pre-
sented.
Hon. W. B Shepard Is spoken of as the whig candi-
date for Governor Of North Carolina.
Gen James NJ. Bickel is the democratic candidate
for Treasurer OF Pennsylvania.
Washington correspondent of the Charleston Is C)
NtUs says" From a number Of circumstances, IL is
now quite evident that Mr. Clay will be the whg can
didate for the next Presidency Independent of
vsutiou
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OUR SPECIAL TELEoRAPHIc CORRESPONDENCE.
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