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The New York herald., 1850-05-25
House OF Representatives.
WAsHISeroS, Mar 2t 1850.
The House assembled at the usual hour.

onrcoS rHoEoucnFAHSs.
Mr. furSAa, from the Committee on Roads aud
Canals. reported bill Tor the construction Of roads
and bridges In ortgon II referred to the Com
n,ittee Of the whole on the State of the Union.
rno>uxR DxFrScE.
The House refused to go into committee private
bills and resumed the consideration of tse bill to In
oraso the rank and ne OF the army for the protec-
ton ~ the Western frObtiers
Mr. Csttts supportsd the bill and told the gentle
msD who objected to u on the ground Of economy,
that th'y had better rs.reneh the vicou-ness and idle
Dess In the navy
Mr. Corr, of Alabama. mAntsined that troops are
usslsssly employed N the Atlantic seaboard, aud
Tend nom d0eumrht.
Mr. rusT r-riied that the gentleman profound
iy ignrrnpi - the whole subject bid h. know what
o1dbante- men are
Mr cons said De hal made charge against any
one, but merely rrfsrrrd 90 facts. No should
place him In n ialrs po.i'inn t-forr the country
Ma Mss0S r-natksd that a speech frDm him could
net throw additional light On th~ subject aud moved
the prcyk ~ question. whi~h vas seconded Ard the
House rfua'd by 81 to no 20 refer IL tothscom
81 tho whole on the sta'e oi The Onion The bal
Ja-.,d ysas. lO7, nays 50
m, bous. then vent int eomn,ittse on the private
calendar.
without doing anything the comm ttce roso aud the
House tdiournsd ttii Monday
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From Msslitn gtoa.

wasui~oroS. May % 1850
The branch mint Ia postponed tnl Mosd.y The
prospect is good Tor s passing stripped o. AL tr,ubs-
some smeudmcnts Cot BeptcB's smendmrnt appr1-
pristipg three hundred thousand dolsrs fr the Call.
fornia branch vas Loot by one vote W. rspcct 80,
nsssyng houses will BE- Eis~.d for California. ~hrro
the miners get their dust melted into bars, for
shipment.
The southern Senators hold meeting this eveuinr.
on the compromise They vish g. In the pend
ing Amendment the right 10 take si-ves uf0 ths ter.
fitories, ana protection whsB they r"t there
The storttAty Of the Tfessufy bas appnlntci 1Am-s
Madden Cuts 10 the chief Jt.rkthp OF he S.rHnI
ConptGollurs tflce In place % pr bro1b~td has
tsen r,du's TO the position of sub ortisa. cisrk n
he ean
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REMovAIsFRoM oFFIcr.

~.
"cauhg hli'tary bounty land warrants was Ia Ken VI
and passed.
p,,,ox.,.,,o., o,
=. ~ - ~ '''A'
MT hS'p"ohf resolution In relation to removals
from Office taken up
NJ w.,.,. u..', IT., ,, A. ,,
P "'' aes'e W Supihi' ie"
cial order Tor Tuesday next.
. IiE SECURITY OF LifE on wEsTEBr WATERS.
Mr shnAsIAS introduced bill to provide additions al
security the lives and property OF persons navigating
the western waters
- BRANCH MNr IN NEW YORK &o
Ihe senate proceeded TO the consideration of the bill
10 establish IA branch mint ut New York.
DIT DcSiNaoN addressed the Senate ia support of tn
bl presenting considerable statistical information and
financial argument. for tho purpoe of showing tho
necessity and propricty OF the measure.
MT HINTON moved to ameud the bill by adding pro-
visions Tor the es;ablishment of branch mint and tor
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Bank rsoIb.ry Ia pb,o.

telegrapbc commu nicstion pas received In TIA.
city yesterday, announcing chat the "a ir-t The
Bnnk Of the Cleveland Insurance Co hal bc,n
by some expert robbers ard slOuo0 stolen thsrsfro.
eorftng Of sic 900 in gold ST. 90 in silver aud the
balance in Ohio bankhiLls
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INDIAN TIGnrs-coNDinoN AND MOVEMENTS oF THK
Ls1oEAyT9--nE CnOLKRA. &c.

INDIAN YiGrrs-CcNDlroN AM MOVEMENTS oF TIK
EsnorAr4--nE cnoLKRA, &c.
81. Lgrt,. Mag q. 1859.
government train " tsenty .four lo.dsd wagons
suis,d at FOft Leavenworth from Santa Pe. The
train made the journey iron SAINTS fe TO the tort In
the ~ Oft.time of twenty four dsys.
Among the company is Col. wsshingtan. ss.gove-
nor of Ma nonico. Col B-sle aud son Captains Bant
ard Judd sDd Lteut. Williams.
The party met a lsrgs number of emigrants near
Council Grove.
1hsre xa. little or 70 sras. on tho plains which
cans,d mUt h dtsttess among tfe rngrsnts as ms.
Of their animals had gwen out FOR want q floi
ia4cs nun b.r ~ the bhalitaDts of Santa We were
yf,psri, lesve for California a. the soA.5n
would .s~4mH
Thr sbrso,a Regi,f,r. - the 18th records ano,hsr
rnd muTd.r burt eiiia4 7, app. AZ tt,t ,
lSisr p-tty q hirre-ss ros 81 the river aud ftns
% tnF ~ sioun. o nsht easuod iu which en- .,
the lrttsI uihs ~rs lsd. snf several on both sides
w"uhd'd. b"ih sttes Scent determined IN carry oa
arsuar ~srfsr'. snd there Is no teng where IL ~il
end.
Thirteen of the Sioux tribe recently engaged Ia tho
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Testimonial to Father Matthew.

B.LTrIoRE, May y. $50.
BY tho Southern mail which arrived this evening,
learn that great public meeting has been held at
New Orean 10 which tho councils Of tho three muni-
ciraiitics were recommended to appropriate
fuicent 70 d"frsy the expenses FOR suitable tss I'll
nionial TO Father Matthew
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The Maryland Governorship, &c.

BAlrlMoRE, Nay q, 1850.
The Baltimore Democratic Convention to-day nomi-
mated Enoeh Lewis Lowe, the frat ballot as can
ddate for the Governorship of Maryland Annexed Ia
the vote
y. j.. Lowe. 81 Mason ........, 2g
Gitiipgs. gs...........l9 Buchanan. ....... 5
loves majority 81
The democrats will hold grand meeting in
this city tonight.
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alstPPssa.

NoTICY.-PAssrscERs rER STEAMSHIP PACIFIC,
~ for Liverpool. viii please ~ tasrt. a. ne tt -
Canal street, Ills day urdsyl hv 81 ~ a. ~ aesrh,
A. ~.
IINITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP noaFANy-A
" meeting 81 the sisekhtsis sf she isAt~l esrs hAil
Steenship CemrAsy ~il ~ sid a. IH naHla Ntt ri
Bayk, in the of Ns~ York. ssfrflss, iute 4, o
at H., fr The rurpe-e n sssing trs prscf ~ ~ ne
sraid Comnanv Nnd such ether h~s-s sa @sr
sss.aslI ssSsat l.s y soss,Z; 'c---i..'..--.
JAMES VAN NosrkANDN
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IrklTrD STATES NAIL STEAMERS h6IwKks ssg
" York ans iiverrs.Ths stips ares ss lee

ATLANTIC. Csrtaia West AkcTtt. CAsta.a Loos.
PACIFIC Captain Nve. bAlff'sfarfei1 Fpmfte q.
ADRl.1lc. captaia Cr.fs.h
Tese having h.-n hui' - senttset sAfe-sg TOT
PAS hesa fsssn 80
strue.ion sso II thais nfir.s sfr.ash Hs
speed and their secomnodatinra fr ras-turss
eguEled for elesAnee rsnar. Price ~ 1s NJ
gnrs Liverpool Sle erelnsive n Ftats
Ss An essri.ae-s Snrrrn vail he sttneN-@ saA
ship No herths can 30 secured unt rae f- 20 f-rss
passage. apply 70
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spnrtinu IntrtIIsanre.

CA~ratpsr YanUtot "a uosf1s-- rsortis-.--A tr0t-
ting contest two On o. hfs- in hsracss. ~ 20
~, .buvr tfttk On Tn sfsdsy ansruoon. ~hich
vrttssrd w oter $50 thgasaHt ptIs0ns Lhs tolO~-
rp spmmrfYi
1lH4. Absl Wueisn. ..s.s......... 4
H. ..s a.. rNIfy Mon1ruf. a
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Ts these shipt will Be aceeentais ief ssl1
tysr. hvfion specie, ev.ry, prssiouu slnnss wet2
ales bills of sdny signed thsrs'r spi ~ .se 'As-s
ef. shereir esy,ss-sed
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO GALlFoaSI i.,-IaE sUfs-
Il or steamship Genefsi .ZACGAI TAYLOR Capt, X.
A. Pit,msn viii leave PEEK sliP for Se 49, f,s,,,
Monday 2yth asst via Grenada. PernAmbaeo, - dASssS D
ontsvidso yaiTsrsi.o and rsssma For passaEs only
apply 10 sse Car tain ~ beard, or of
- JOHEfH Z. MARTIN, No. ~ South 81.
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LSOR SAN FRANCISCO. BENlcIA. AND SACRAMENTO
City via Rio de Jsseirs Valparaiso aua Panama, TO
early in JuneTho splsudr double engine steam
ship Gait. D. l.. wilcox. viii sail s,ve
th tof which only limi quantity can he taken
Rio de Jareirs varara Asa from Pana-
either bf The above California; esrts apr,
WARD x PRICE. wall street.
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vNHE FIRST VESSEL FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND
Sacramento CityTlr sailing, Baltimore cp,cr-
bull, sehson,r Is BELLA j. G. Bull. rho
Azs Tor theiast teen trading h.t and
Guiy esp.Isn.ed She coprered and eors fastened ssd
sasprcs AZ The lowest rates Having 81 her freight
seEed, viii receive immediate Dispatch. For tslscoe Of
gireish.. and . few rasssss srs. a,pi, [,
D. FOWLER. IS West street,
76r taNaC .NoSgs gao. - Beaver strives.
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.cAssACE FROM PANAMA so SAN FRANCISCO
Il ky tho A steamer Goliah, Cspt. Gregory Thynss
lng tho way and is expected 10 leave Panama 70
San Francrico by the lat OF Sh" has escesn
accnmmcdsticn- for passengers and limited number
WV II FURNAN. 81 South street.
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ylNBkouGH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHA
Il rres iirectThe spl.ndid steamship HILADELPlls,
Eobt H. Pearson. Corna.nser. will leave her pier No.
North River, Thursday June lSth. At eelpcs Pasei
will place their bagage hoard the day previous Fer
tgassaFe, apply to G0wLANDs asftNYALL
81 and "a south street.
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Several private bills were taken up and passed.
The bill giving compensation to Land Officers for
locating military bounty land warrants ia ken up
and passed.
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y IGIfAR PACKET LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO DI-
80 tt-First vessel TIE fayoite packet ship HAiDSs,
bsrther j. T. Ssule, commander. ing el
shed see"m moaatepl for pssseofers will tweath-r
tnurg fair sail positively lst june The III n repn.a
Of this sailcr AMI her size and strength Is
Guarantee Of quick and pleasant pAssEe Hsr
ations passed and pasen wissp; TO avoid
s arrrer Of sickness in crossing tie ismns during his,
rainy will do well to examine this sp pier
:ast Gvor APliy to ISAAC r SMITH,
l0l Wall Eront.
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TELEGRAPUIC NTELIICENCE.
THIR RST CONGREsS.
FIRST SESSION.

Aenate.
WAsHIrGroN, May a. 1850.
The Senate assembled at I2--the Vice President in
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TNPIRE CITY LINZ FOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA
II Nhagres. d-ec-The splendid steamship CREsSANT
clIy. l5o tons hnrthen Charles stoddart commaaier
skill leave for san Trsaesoo, Chagres direct Stilr-
Gay June fruu her dock, Pi.r No. ". r. so'epck
Early application will through esels Or
fIIiv j. HOWARD n SON.
The organizer., 1850-05-25
END OF THE 5rn VOLUME.

This number completes the 5h Volume
of the Organizer. We have now published
this paper five years, during which time we
have held up fearlessly the democratic flag
This encouragement from our party friends,
has not been such, as to require or enable
VS. TO enlarge its size, and thereby increase
whatever OF usefulness it may possess. 1.-THE
democracy Of Lafayette desire the paper to
be continued, they must give us some more
tangible and EUing proof of their wish to
sustain it, than we have received during the
last FIVE years. The issue is with them.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

WHAT HAVE THEY GAINED!-ln all
candor. we would enquire of our whig
friends. South, what has been gained
by the election of Gen. Taylor! lie
was supported by them because it
was believed that he would be true
to the South on the negro question
Has he said or done anything since
his election, to entitle him 10 the
name of a friend Of the South! Has
he not called around him as confiden'
tial advisers, men who are known to
entertain feelings in unison with the
free>soilers and abOlitionists, If they
are not aboltionists, themselves! II
such a man as SEWARD had been
elected President, there would not
have been the slightest difficulty in
organizing the Southern States in
open resistance to the fragrant usur-
patton of the free States; but being
a STAKEHOLDER, he is enabled to cover
up his trooohsry UPO" tho pl"~eiSlo
pretext that his interest is in the
South and with the South. We be-
lieve no election has taken place in
this Union, the effect OF which has
been so decidedly to the injury Of the
South, as that Of the miserable old
man who now holds the rens of gov
ernment and the time is coming,
when this will be so plain, that no
candid man will dare deny it. He
was said to be a fast friend to the
South, and to be equal to any emer-
gency The emergency has come, and
the South is calling aloud for her true
friends. Where is Gen. Taylor now ?
What is he doingi Why does he not
step forward, and speak peace to the
troubled waters, by showing that he
takes sides with the Southi Is he for
US. or against usl Who can tell
while every southern State is deeply
agitated-all men OF all parties-this
stcadfast friend to the South is as 81
lent as death. Who would trust him
againl
The organizer., 1850-05-25
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

Il will not be forgotten that the
Southern Rights Convention will
meet at Nashville on tho Sd proximo,
Monday tOeek. We will not. PrO5a.
bly,, have an opportunity Of saying
anything further in its favor before
that body assemblies. We hope that
wisdom, singlsness Of purpose, and
far sighted sagaeity, may characterize
and sanctify its deliberations. II
measures are adopted which look to
the protection and security Of the
South. Il will meet our decided ap-
probation. But If the Convention
should only make whining appeals,
and dishonorabls concessions to the
northern States. 20 far as we are con.
esrned, il will meet with no favor.
We are determined to Judge h alone
BY its acts.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

FmE AT MEHFHu-The Steamer Con-
stitutiOn, while lying at Memphis, together
with shau's wharf boat, and ths ferry
boai, were Ell consumed on the 2oth ut
h q ssid hat soms EiK or ssVea Psrsous
Sen.hesin the damss, the barheePsr Of
he conrttuticu. and several isnualss
sncrg the eoubsr.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

u The county Of Claiborne has
built an iron suspension bridge over
Bayou Perrs, and found that iE pays
well. How would such . bridge do
ever Yooauy or Tallshaiehist
The organizer., 1850-05-25

FArAk ArTaAY.-A dificulty occur
red at Holly Springs, on Tuesday l's'' be-
tween Mr.. Thomas J. Walker and Mr.. An
drew w. Foman, in which Ire lauer was
ttabbed. lie died about twenty minutes
arter. Mr.. Walker has been bound over
20 Court
The organizer., 1850-05-25

NEw BEHoP.-The Rev. II. B. BAscOM,
was, on the 10Th inst, elected Bishop Of
the Methodist Church South, by The Gensr-
al Conference at 81. Louis. Dir. Wygans,
Ofthis State, WIS one Of Mr.. BsscOm's com
petiiors.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

ANTI SLAVERY FANATTcIsM-A NEW
Passive observe by the process
dings of the Grand Division of the
Sons of Temperance Of this SIate'
held at Vicksburg, in October last
the fanatics have asserted the right Of
the negro to hold membership and Of.
flee in the Order Of Sons. The case
is referred to briefly by G. w. ?.
Sharkey, in his annual Report;
"lt will be perceived by the action
of the National Division, that a man
of color, claimed and was permitted
to take his seat in the Grand Division
of a sister State, (Ohio.) and that the
National Division passed the subject
over in silence. II is much to be lear
ed that this is but the entering wedge
to severance Of our beautiful order.
Our Grand Division passed resOlu'
lions strongly condemning the silence
Of the National Division. This body
will meet this month at Boston, and
il remains to be seen, what action
will be taken upon the subject. il
nrgroes are to be admitted on terms ol
perfect equality in our Order, we are
anxious to know it, go that we may
advocate speedy and permanent sep
aration.
Unless the Grand Division Of Ohio
is speedily and severely rebuked and
condemned by the National Division
soon to assemble, there is not Son
of Temperance in all the South, who
would longer recognize the authority
Of the National Division. As muea
as we love the Order, we would pre-
fer a perfect dissolution Of it Nor'n
and South, to such a recognition o
run-mad fanatieism.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

cOxosEsF.-ws hare tslesnPhie se-
eoauis q The prosesding' Of Congress
.up 70 The ltlh. The census bill was un-
Der cousidrrsiioa ~ the Senate. TIE
Houss snsudmsnt h1ing ths HuubeE q
Rsrsspeussdses q 1SS ~ts adOpHd.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

His estimated that one drunksn man ?
svsry ninety 10 annually oonvioiso 2
crime, while the average numhof q -
perancs men sunually convicted q erins
is one Ia four thoutaui enc huuersd as
sixty tour.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

TpE WHIG CANDIDATE.-We believe
the Wing papers have without excep-
ton, agreed upon Mr.. QuackenJOss as
their candidate for Secretary OF State.
What is the reason that the demo-
cratic press cannot agree as readily!
AT the sound of the shrill whistle, all
their clansmen are rallied, and what
is more, they stick together, particu-
larly when any Of the "lOaves and
fishes are to be served up. Quack'
enboss is said to be a nephew of Gen.
Quitman. But this will do him no
good with the democracy. Gen. q.
himself is too good a democrat to
think any more of him politically on
that account.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

nP The "Star" seems to consid-
der the Southern Convention, "deGd-
dead-dead." because the citizens Of
Davidson County, Tenn. have declar-
ed that it is "inerpedient to appoint
delegates" We have yet to learn that
Davidson County, or Nashville, either,
is the ,ChoIe tcorld, or the South, either.
While the citizeHs Of Nashville seem
TO be opposed to the assertion of their
rights, other portions of Tennessee.
have not been slow to appoint dele
gates to the Convention. The cap.
peal" comes TO us every other day,
filed with the accounts of public
meetings held for the purpose Of send
ing delegates. Let Nashville gol
Who caresl She may give laid and
comfort" to the abolitionists, fshe
chooses. In this great movement,
her weight will not be felt, except in
so-far as it goes to show that in the
very heart Of the South, there are
men ready TO betray her.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

e1r At the last accounts, the river was
rising 81 Memphis, and wac reported TO be
ever ali the low lands in he vicinity. The
eoaou crop Of the river PlantAiiOn' wLl be
a perfect hiluIs u year.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

~ Gen. Bell requests us to print
tickets for him as a candidate for
Secretary of State. DO the other
candidates want tickets, tool If they
do, it would be we'll for them to send
up their orders accompanied with the
cash.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

whig press is the surest possible plan
to drive them away, and to disOrgan-
ize and disband the whig party OF
Mississippi. "IHe least said, the room
est mended'.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

SUPREME CoUET.-Ihe Judges Of The
High Court Of Errors and Appeals, will
sit at Oxford, commencing on the FrnsT
MONDAY IN JULT for the purpose Of hear
ing the argument Of causes originating in
the District Of the Hon. A. nj. Clayton.
The organizer., 1850-05-25


Who does the Oxford Organiser
prefer for Secretary of Statel 1t seems
TO US that ii would have been more
becoming in that journal to have ex.
pressed its OWn preference before
calling on others to do so.--SOuer.
eign.
We prefer the best qualified and
strongest democrat; and believing the
most of the aspirants qualified, we
were only waiting to ascertain with
AS much certainty as possible, the
strength of the aspirants. We never
thought Of mmitting our cotempO.
raries previous to committing Ourself,
as intimated by the Sovereign, and
this fact is known to none better
than our Pontotoc ncighbor. At one
time. we believed Gen. Bell would
make the best run, owing entirely to
the appointment of Gen. Quitman;
and we were prepared to support him,
although he is no favorite Of ours.
Gen. Bell never had any strength in
the northern counties : he is not
known here. A majority of the dem
ocratic newspapers appear to be fa>
vorable to Mr.. Haynes, of Holmes,
and knowing him to be competent,
sound democrat, and a clever fellow.
we announce him as OUR preference
this week.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

Blythe "ApPeal" Of Tuesday has the
Report OfIhe Compromise Committee, made
BY Mr. Clay, as Chairman. liisa long doc
ument We have not yet had time to read it.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

or- ALpKS A. HALI. Esq, formerly Of
the Nashville Wing, has become the Edi-
tor Of the Republic, the organ Of Gen
Taylor. Bullsti's career as Editor was
rather failure.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

~ Capt. w. z. Rogers, of this
State, Consul Of the U. States to Vera
Cruz, was shipwrecked in the brig
Tit. The Titi left Vera Cruz on the
22d of March, was overtaken by a
Norther after leaving port, and driven
on a reef She had on board 81
passengers. Passengers and cargo
saved; vessel, lost. We are sorry
that Gen Taylor's envoy had such
bad luck, for the Captain is said to be
clever fellow, though he is a
.'mighty bad whig."
The organizer., 1850-05-25

0TWe are authorized to announce Col
JOHN A. WILCOX, of Monroe county, as
candidate for Secretary of State, to Fl !
the vacancy occasiOned BY the death Of
Samuel Stamps.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

rThe ''Star" considers us at fault in
giving it as our opinion, that twelve (nOt
thirteen) States will be represented in the
Nashville Convention, q expresses its own
opinion, that Georgia, among other States
will not be represented. This is another
'fancy sketch" We are in receipt OF
the Cherokee Advocate, of the 10th inst
published at Marietta, Georgia, in which il
is stated that all the delegates from that
State except three have accepted their
posts, and will be in attendance on the
Convention. The Governor will supply
the vacancies, if the remaining three,
should fail to accept.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

GREFENBuRG MEDICINES. - Our
friend KING advertises these medi-
cines this week. See his advertise
ment. They have a good character,
but the best way to test their claims
TO il, is to trV thSm.
The organizer., 1850-05-25

VIRGINIA ELEcl1oN.-The Demo
Gratis have gained largely in the re-
cent election in the Old Dominion.
Their majority in the Legislature is
between thirty and forty. We won
der if TaylOrism had anything to do in
increasing the democratic strength in
Virginia? The Wings will say, OF
course. that no issue was made upon
the administration of the Second
Washington. The wonder to us, Isl
that any Southern man will longer
support him
The organizer., 1850-05-25

nrThe Ilibernia, one week later from
Europe, brings the news Of another advance
Of cent, in cotton,