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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-07-09

STATE OF VERMONT, I BE il remember
District Of Addison, IS. cd that at Pro.
bate Court held at Middlebury, in and lor the
District Of Addison, on the 18th day Of juno.
teso. ~
Luther G. bingham, Merrill Bingham an
Alonzo l.. Bingham administrators Of tie es-
tate Of
REUBEN p. BINGHAM,
late of Cornwall in said District, deceased,
make application to this Court TO have the time
allowed them for the payment of the debts Of
the said deceased extended one year from ne
expiration of the time heretofore limited by
this Court: 1t is ihereupon ordered. that said
application be considered at session Of this
Court, to be held at the oflicc Of the Register
Of this Court in said Middlcbury on Thursday.
the 18th day Of July next, ut ono o'clock in the
afternoon: and that said administrators give
notice thereof to all persons interested hat
they may appear and make their objections, if
any they may have, to said time being extend
ell, by publishing a certified copy Of this order
| in the Middlebury Rcgister-a newspaper print.
cd at said Mi1dlcbury- weeks Successive
| Is previous to the time Of said Court.
Jed. $. Bushnell, Regtfer.
A true Copy Of Recolc
10 Attest, Jed S Bushnell, Register
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of the Latest Styles, and will sell as cheap as
the cheapest.
.ry,,a He has Gold English Levers,
o=Se,E..y~5G Gold Anchor Escapcmcnts,
SszsSs.z7zI=S2ea> Lover and Lcpine Watches,
Silver English Lever and Lepine Watches
Gold Lockcts, double and single, Gold Guard
and Fob Chains, Gold Guard and Fob Keys,
Gold Pen and Pencil Cases. Gold Tooth Picks,
Cameo, Coral, Turquois and Cluster Pins, Box
and Glass Pins Ear Rings with Turquois and
Stone Settings, Gold Rings, Plain, Chased, and
with Stone Settings, Gold Spcctacles Gold
Bracelet Clasps, Silver Card Cases. Silver Or
naments for tho Head, Gents Pins, Of all dc
scriptons, Gold Studs, plain and with Stone
settings, Gold Pens with Silver Holders, Silver
Tea and Table Spoons, Silver Mustard and
Salt Spoons, Sugar Shovels and longs. war
rantcd pure rs coin, Silver Thimbles and Pen.
ellis, Silver Bodkins. Plated and German Sill
yer Tea and Table Spoons, Ivory Tablets and
Tooth Picks, Silver Tooth Picks, Ivory and
Pearl Studs Ivory and Pearl Mustard and Salt
Spoons Ivory Combs Shell Side Combs, Pearl
and Shell Card Cases, Horn Back Combs
Tooth Brushes, Silver, German Silycrand Steel
bowed Spcctaccs, Tobacco Boxes, Wales
Cigar Cases, Snuff Boxes, Razors and Pocket
Knives, Shears and Scissors, Razor Strops, Sha
wing Brushes nnd Soap, German Silver and
Gilt Guard, Fob and Vest Chains, Silver Guard
Chains. Steel Vest Chains, Steel Tweezcrs
Steel and Gilt Watch Keys Pocket Mirrors
Steel Shutters and Trays, Small Knives and
Forks for Children. Tea Bells. Coral and Am
Der Beads Purse silk, Purse and Bag Clasps
Steel Beads and Tasscls, SILK purscs, Stec
Key Rings, silk Guard Chains Pocket Book.
and Wallets, Pencil Leads, Hair Pins, Cologne
Toy Watches, Motto Seals, Pen Wipors, Wn
ting Cases. Powder Horns and Flasks Sho
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Fire! Fire 7!

NllE MEMBERS of the Rutland and Add-
l. son Mutual Fire Insurance Company are
hereby notiiiel that the following assessments
have been made by the Directors:
On all notes in force 9th Feb, 1850 percent
do do 25
do do April, l.2
Making l-2 per cent for the year -
ending July 8, 1880, 2I-2
Said assessment payable on or before the 9Th
Of August next to the Agents Of the Company,
to whom they will BE- forwarded for collection.
L. JUNE, Treasurer.
At the Annual Meeting of the Rutland and
Addison Mutual Fire Insurance Company hol-
den at Brandon, on the 81 day Of July, 1850,
the following gentlemen were chosen Directors
for the year ensuing; IRA STEWART, Middle.
buyi IIMRI Howe, Castleton A. Z. RoscoR,
New Haven; CHAs. l.. WILLIAMS, Rutlnud /;
A. &. dana, GEo. w. PALMER, j. Il, llIGGINs.
y, JuNE, and 4. n BmGGs, Brandon. The
Board Of Directors elected A. q, DANA Prcsi-
dent. Attest T. JUNE. Secr,fa,a.
ll;2w
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Notice.

The Annual meeting of the Rutland and Ad-
Olson Mutual Fire Insurance Company will DO
holden at the office Of said Company in Bran
don, on Wednesday, the Sd day Of July next,
at l o'clock, p. NJ, for the choice of Directors
for the ensuing gear, and transacting any other
business deemed necessary.
By order Of the Directors.
+. JUNE, Secretary.
Insurance Office, June 10th, 1850 SO
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ACCIDENTAL brakeman on the gravel
train, we learn from the Brandon Tribune,
was killed at that place on Friday by fall
ling on the track when the cars were in
motion. He was intoxicated at the time.
to A caucus of Members in favor of
the immediate admission of California
was held at Washington, few days since.
It was thinly attended, aud nothing in par
ticular was done. Mr.. MEAcnAM was
present, and spoke.
The people at the North are getting
tired of this protracied and unreasonable
1elay-and we are glad to see our own
Representatives, at least, anxious 10 do
something.
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The " MAcoMBER TRouPE. The
concerts of this company of musical
performers, at the Masonic Hall OIL Mon
day and Tuesday evenings, notwithstand-
ing the unfavorable state Of the weather,
were well attended, and listened to with
marked appreciation. Mr.. Covert is one
of the oldest Concert singers in the
country, (he is not did, either,) and is
the composer Of some fine pieces of mu-
sic. Mr.. Hector has a good voice and
expression-and the Misses Macomber
not only sing we'll, but also manage "
their bowS with much skill.
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rs The Wing State Convention
meets at Montpelier one week from to-
morrow. Every town in this County
should be suitably represented.
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At Market 500 Beef Cattle; no Stores c
pairs Working Oxen; 46 Cows and Calves.
1000 Sheep and Lambs.
PaicHs-Boef Cattlo-Extra Sc LIST quail
ty 5000; ID do. S5,75; Sd do s4,7 as.
WORKING OxEN--No sales
Cows AND CALvEs-@2O, "a, % 81, 80,
SHEEP AND LAMBs-S2 $50. 3. $50.
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tT5- There are rumors-not we'll anthem
tcated-of Reinforcement of Texan troops
upon Santa Fe.
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Dir. cORBErrs sARsAPARliLAl

Hero is siatumcut OF worthy attention. as the
most remarkable ON record;
Mcssrs T., Brinlcy & Co. Boston
Genucmen Voluntarily / render you the followina
statement, which beg you btoady 20 lay before public
trusting that u may teach VINO huye been suffering
in health as | have been, how 10 be relieved some
eight years since, was attacked with violent indama.
ton Of the howes Placing mysolf under the hands of
pysielan adopted ms medicines, aud thus .ubducd
tho Inflammation But complaints MORE aerrayafing
then sct in IL seemed nfter subugaou of main by a.
plates, was put under mctcunal Treatment to check
the opiae effects. This left my system in the most dc.
ranged and suffering condition. The tone Of the how
els cnsucd, while MY flesh wasted and confirmed iuya.
lid unable for duties If life Trusting ia rir,
/ rcsortod 10 Townscnd's and Sands Sarsaparln mix.
lures, but my complaints daily increased, until was
attacked by occasional bleeding TO the lungs Al mi,
more alarmed than ever sought Dr. John Ware of
this city, aho told me my system had hoen abused bv
high me mcrcuria treatment, aud advised my using sa
saparla decuclion. But persuaded hy him / resurtod
TO the use Of Coretts Shaker Syrup of Sarsaparila
as saw II came reasonably accredited by physcians
and others.
fer usng ths medicine but for some six month";. nv
health was fully restored me. | am able now 10 return
ngan 10 my duties Of life, sound vigorous and heath
man. after having been ur eight years an enico.
hcd aud PROSTATE sufferer. By Cohctt's Snrsapurla
alone my cure effected and recommend il 10 the
world, advising them to avoid mercuras if they would
avoid suffering,
ANDREW wEIsINTHAL.
Witness: Edward Blake
Estate Of Massachusctisl
Suffolk, ss-Feb. r, iai9 Then personally appeared
before ino The above named Andrew Wolsinihsl and
made oath 10 the truth Of the above statement
EDWARD BLAKE.
Justc Peace
DJ-Ihe above valuable medicine is sold by J.. BRlN.
IN a Co.. Druggist, Boston and by their appointed
Sold by W p Russell, MdJlebury, also by Ag's.
throughout the State. ii.lw
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Algcrinc Brads, Illusion Lace, Dotted Swiss
Muslin, Bard Cambria Grape Lire, Bonnet
Ribbons, Flowers, Tabs &c, for sale at a small
advance from cost by Il. BECKWITH.
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GopEY's Lays Book, for July, is
received. The engravings are fine, and
the reading matter of the usual excel
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Colds, A.lhmn aud Consumption combined as this
Basam H. with other valuable vegetable cNracts, by
skiul physician, DE-. Wisur, 1t must of courfe DO q
highly clfcacious rcnoly. Such, We have often been
iniormc hy tho who have used it, il Is and We are
not therefore surprised that 1t Ia greater demand or
the diseases named than any medicine now sold IN TINS
vicinity.
DOES ANY ONE DOUBT THE EFFICACY OF
THIS MEDICINE
We do not ak the pub to rely solely upon recon-
mcndatons fouood from States lar distant, where the
persons cannot DO known; but having testimony from
every State in the Union, we would respectfully invite
all persons Interested call Mt 3S Washington street
Boston, Mass. aud examine for themselves the many
thousand testimonials from pctsons all over tho whole
country who have been benefited or cured by this in
valuable medicine
Nome genuine unless signed |. BUTTS on the wrapper
Sold by W. r. RUSSELL Middlcbury, also by Agt
throughout tho State. lltlw
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OSP. A Black Lace Vol The finder will
~ be suitably rewarded by leaving il win
N A SHEL DON.
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The MAEcHEsrER MuRDER.-The ex-
animation in this case was closed on We'd
nesday last, and the decision of Judge
Potter was announced on Friday. Hor,
ace Wentworth aud Wan. G. Clark were
discharged. Henry and Asa T. Went.
worth were committed for trial.
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sufficient supply Of a healthy character. The
mental aud moral appetite must he grdhFed.
We hope that, by riNAouing Tie ,rhedt from
tie chaBY by providing ahundanlly for The i'm
aginaton, and By a large collection OF Biogra-
ply, Voyages and Travels, History, and more
solid matter we may produce a work which
shall be popular, while at the same lime it will
aspire TO raise the standard Of public Taste.
TERMS.
The LIVING AoE is published every ,Sair-
iay, by E. LtrrELL & Co, corner of fremont
and Bromfed Sis, Boston; Price 10 10 cents
number, or six dollars year in advance. Re-
mittances for any period will he thankfully re-
ceivcd and promptly attended TO- - To in.
sure regularity in mailing the work. orders
should he addressed 10 The office Of publication, as
above.
Clubs, paying year in advance, will be sup
piled as follows -
for iour copies So
Nine $40
" Twelve " $50
Complete SITS, in twenty volumes, TO the end oi
March, 1919, handsomely bound, and packed
in neat boxes, are for sale at forty dollars.
Any ro'iuae may be had separately at two dol
lars bound or a dollar and n half in numbeTs.
1W number may he had for 10 IL cents; and
it may be worth while Tor subscribers or pur-
chasers to complete any broken volumes they
may have, and thus greatly enhance their val
ne.
OFF
o. The Living Age may be obtained in
Middcbury att. HAGAR'S Book Store.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office at Middle
bury, June 80, 1850.
Aben A. b. ,Marin, Monsie II
Alvord ,Phineas Pierre
AXiell, L. G. IMagugan. Erastus
Anderson, Miss Cla-|MaIone. John
rIssa Moore, Mrs. David
Aguew, Mrs. Maria MURPHY, Eliza
a ldrlch, i.ouisa |McKane, Miss Mar
barrett, John raret
Berard, Mons. Lib.IMcQuivy, Miss Har-
oise, 2. rit
Brisbane, Daniel lMcGarvey, Daniel
BayIn, Mrs. ;McCarlhy, John
D"Yce, Joseph w. .McLouahlin james
~ r ham, C. iMerrlll, Joseph
Bar, Barnard Pierre, Mrs. Caroline
Cushing, Thomas H.}PIadda. Leon
Cummings, John Rourk, Patrick, 2.
Curreni w. Ronno, Samuel
Cement, G.. Rice, II.
Driscol, John Raymond, Mrs. Mary
Dooliltle, Jared :.
Duncan William Reed John
Douny, Michael Rollins, Mrs Betsey
Dabney, Miss Marga- Rich Miss Samantha
rel Tray. Monsieur Gil
Dunneal, Mrs. bert
Delany, Thomas shields, George
Earle, Charles d. |Soper. Calvin T.
Field, Z, stuart. Alexander
Fay, Charles 3Scou, David, 2.
Fenlgan, Patrick Simonan, Louis
ZOO, Gavin Sullivan, James
Farrell, Miss Mary lSlewarr. Ira II.
FAIR, Miss Orrissa Stove. Jason
Gensuen, Monsleur,S smith, Elan S.
= Glerre smonds, Miss Mary
Grove, ii. p.
Gibson, l.. f.. lSumner. Miss Mar.
Gervns, Serlc tina T..
uurlilin, John Smith. Miss Mary T.
Griunel. Amye 3Tetu, Mdlle Hermine
Goodrich, Chester Angeliaue Pulchere
Gillii. Robert Tuck, Mr..
Hawley, Miss Roana. Touchiu, John
-, G. gHahudy, Thomas
Kinds, John sVodnei, Miss.
hmball, Daniel Jr.,Woodward, w. II. q.
hingman, X. 5. Whala, Miss Mary
kearny, Patrick Jane
kilbourn Lafayeue Welsh, George
LaFham, Joseph Weston, Hester NJ.
Lapiune, Monsieur Wheeler, Miss S,
Francois Wilson, John H.
Martin, Levi Woodbury., Stephen
A CHAPMAN pm.
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CONGRESS-.

tDOul lNtW mtAlCO, tlC vi hh'Oh
was that he had nothing more to cons
muncate, and that no official communi-
cation of Col. Monroe's proclamation
had been received.
The House was occupied with the
Gaphn business, but after series OF
speeches adjourned without having done
anything.
TUESDAY, July ..
SrNArE.-Mr. YuIee called up his
resolution for adiourning on the LIST Of
August. Mr.. Clay opposed it. The
subject was postponed.
The Compromise was then taken up,
and Mr.. Upham resumed his remarks,
advocating the Presidents policy Mr..
Seward followed. lie preferred the
Presidents suggestion, and advocated the
admission of California and New Next
CO as States, with their present constitu.
tons.
HousE.-Further debate was had on
the Galphn report. No result was ar>
rived at, when the House adjourned.
WEDNESDAY,, July 3.
SENATE Mr.. Wales (of Delaware)
presented the resolutions of the citizens
of Wilmington, against the comprom-
Use, and in favor of the Presidents pol>
ICY
Mr. Cass made a speech in favor of
the claims of Texas on the New Mexi-
can territory.
Mr.. Houston protested against the
Nashville Convention in the strongest
terms, as violation of the Constitution
and deserving Of no respect.
Mr.. Bell made strong and brilliant
speech in favor of the Presidents p an.
Mr.. Clay SAID he believtd the Cam
promise wOuld hare passed by a large
majority, if the President and Cabinet
had not e1erted their influence to precent
n.-Adjourned to Friday.
HOUSE," Galphin" was still under
discussion. Nothing done.--Adjourned
TO Friday.
FRIDAY, July 5.
SKNATE.-Mr. Bell resumed his speech
on the Compromise. He denied that the
President exercised his authority against
the bill, and showed that the object was
to throw the responsibility on the admin
istration, whatever should be the fate of
the bill.
MIR. Bell argued that the bill will not re-
store harmony upon the New Mexico
MISUNDERSTANDING but the Presidents
plan would. The South would be more
likely to get slavery introduced with Il
state government than territorial one.
Mr.. Foote said the admission Of New
Mexico would do more to destroy the
Union than ANYTHING else.
MIR. Bell took exactly the opposite view.
The HOUSE spent tho day in unimpof-
4.
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4fl0rkets.

WooL.-Tho new Wool begins 10 come IN
pretty freely, but we hear of no large sales as
yet. The cost Of the article in the country is
higher than WAS anticipated, AMI prices must
advance to pay profit.
Prime SaXony hceccs,
washed
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STATE OF VERMONT, BE it remember
District Of Addison, SIS. ! ed that, alta Pro-
bate Court held at Middlebury in and for tho
District Of Addison, OIL the 2sth day Of June,
\. d. 1850.
Harry Miller, named executor in an insru.
ment purp'rting to be tie last will and tesla
mont Of
EPAPIIRAS MILLER.
lat Of Middlcbury, in said District deceased,
presents said instrument for probate: 1t is
thcrcupon ordered that said instrument be con.
sidered by this Court for probate Mt the session
thereof to be held at the office of the Register
of this Court in said Nliddlebury, on Thursday
the sth day Of July next, at one O'Clock in tie
afternoon: and that notice thereof lie given to
all persons interested, that they may apr car and
make their objections, if any they may have to
the probate and allowance Of said will, by pub
fishing certified copy Of tlis order in the
Middlebury Rcgister-a newspaper printed at
said Middlehury-threc weeks successfully pre-
yious to the time of said Court.
10 I'D. S. BUSHNELL Hegjster.
true copy Of record
-lRst, Jcd s. BUSHNELL Register.
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Liberation.

This is to certify, that have given my son. JosErI
hIaBY Jr, his time, act for himself during the re-
maindcr of his minority and that shall claim none Of
his earnings, ray any Of his debts, after this date
JOSEPH KIRBY
Now Haven, July /, 1850. lO:Jw
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Liberation.

This is to certify, that nave given my son, WuL1AN
kiRHY his time for himscf during the remain
der Of his minority, and that shall claim of his
earnings, nor pay any OF his debts after this date.
JOSEPH KIRBY.
Now Havcn, JmlY L ESQ. lO:3w.
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For Sale

BY the subscriber, Scyhcs, Hay Rakcsi
Snaths, Scythc Stones, Pitch Forks. &C., &C.,
Il. BECKWITH.
July l. 1850
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July I. 1850.

This day received from Boston an additional
stock of Goods consisting of Groceries, Dry
Goods, Crockcry and Hard Ware. all of which
will be sold at small advance from cost
by Y. BECKWITU.
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Live Geese Feathers
For sale by H. A, SHELDON
Jnuc 10
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Remaining in the Post Office at Middle
bury, June 80, 1880
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CASE OF Mrs. LGGBRI.
We regret that we have not room 10 publish IN
full the entire history Of the case Of Mrs Egrert.
as it shows conclusnely the controlling power Of
this Medicine in relieving and curing apparently
the most hopeless cases. Want Of space obliges
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that old" Jacob Townsend is my father; that
the RECIPE by which my Extract of SarsapsrilLa
is prepared was obtained from him. tina, We are
in partnership; with numerous other sLASDxRs
of like import, induce me to make the following
AFFIDAVIT, sworn to before the MAYOR of the
CITY OF NEW YORK
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Thinking that you might not meet with che Baltimore
Patriot OF Saturday. send il to YOU as Il Contains rst-
rate editorial hit on Col Benton as think = "
AN OLD DEMOCRATIC FRIEND

{" Cot. BEsroS's roslrIos-.THE sys We nosicsd
the other day that this gentleman, who for long time
eated affected treai with silent contsmpt all letter
writer's has lately felt himself compelled 10 appeer Il
print 10 right himself with regard 70 his position IL rsisT
ence paper which. Il y said, ~ 70 BE- sas.sd In
is asserted, is advocate Col Benons elevation the
:" The Colonel does OF deny the son impsach-
menr OF his Intention be candidate, but he gives Fahe
Riicie parting kick, and that Gen. jackson told
MI Polk that he Qolk) made Ri,chic the organ Of the
party, he would ruin il a6sga6a yif t9asy
!. The letter an awful squirting towards the Free
meif canaldaie IL Is than coquetry 10 suspected
mat ne Coionei has the Intention; and II he has.
the W I'LL have hard work resist his sturdy inn
Pounies Tor once the Colonel gets ho kink in his hesd
nothing can get u OUT and he'll fancy himself forced into
L, just he ianced binsell forced into quarrel with
in doublequiek Time, until he Foote's revolver and
then IL was, Hold the you know my temper
"But the Colonel has quoted Gen. Jackson axainst
Father Richie is but hair quote the General against
the Colonel himself According TO witty Correspondent
in Tere .Hauio Express who deals in prose and
terrible the big OF the Prnceion by which
Col Beaton was knocked down. upon political incon-
sisencies Colonels, Sir Benton has never been
right sir the Princeton explosion ]; lputng his hand
his head sir he has had kink here that
event. But since the wake propensities OF the Colonel
no always fights for funeral have been thor
oughy developed, different conclusion has been arrived
Haue pc ct and in the expressive If the classic dicoa
oil Hoosie land fs
"sTwas the ColoneIs dead grin,
Twas the ColoneIs loud wizzen A&7t5s
Burst The brains Of that out,
Without bursting his'n.'" .e
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Extract 81 teHer DARED ~, f.-.,st 60. fEa .tF,.E.Js
SYRACUSE, September 2s, 1850.
You will doubtless have heard the result OF the Wing
State Convention here yesterday and day before, and
will see how the wings have split on endorsing Seward
by The convention by strong vote This will doubtless
have strong bearing the next presidential election
presume the southern wings will scarcely touch a
northern man. In view OF the attitude OF Seward, who,
by the way, head and shoulders taller than any other
northern wing by the endorsement OF the convention
may say, 10 truth, he the hlar q dscord and DIS
show him to be strong, studied. unserupuiousiy
bilious man, who will hesitate at game, and pull any
cord that leads TO the qualification of his ambition His
previous history had told that for him, however They
evidently but little il they fail this fall here, il
would only give him greater impetus by exasperang his
friends His principal here-Weed-can court with
great tact all that il base, and almost all that is holy,
in aid Of his patron. When say hoy,sl Of course
mean INSTRUCTED religious feeng-the great cord OF
which Seward touched his celebrated proclamation Of
the "highsr law principle" But will not say more
now, not being prepared TO speak the prophet, being
only certain that William H. Seward is decidedly the
strongest embodiment" Of discord in the Union.