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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1850-08-13
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rrHus-hns dollar anl fity csui' in advance
vls dollar snl sc,ruiy-tvc cents Sthin siN u'nihs
t,.o dollars % thc col y the year. To Sh'ch hh,
cents VII D. .dle,l Sc even ycar in which ray'ncu'
y DELAYED.
ApyTErtsIHINrs inscrtrd or rrasnnalAe tsF'n'
,hs rfvprictnF. ne bcisg accuutalAc - ssN et"t
bs,oaj the amuuut charg~l So tsr sdNes''ssa aea''
~ Pa,tneui Sc an sisvrti-suisnts - held % ~
4 - lr,,ri The date of The hrst ius-ttfoa-
EVB. PAturs,Nc :, Cougrv-s .'., (o'e'
NE Daii, Adysruser Of,ce.l Boston. . ouF Agrn'
6ar rrcris,us srbscFiptrnus and Advertisements ~
'hs cite. II Bostou. Nc~ Nofk. fhitsdshh'a, and
nah,rsoV.
Boak and job Printing
PROMPTLY AND NEATLY ENECUTED.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
INTERESTING FROM FLORIDA.

REMOVAL OF THE INDIANS. The lallal ass, g Fl,ti
dian Of the 9Th lns,. SAYS.
The Council at Choke Nlkla On the 2lsi ui was at
tended by Billy B,wlegs aud eight or nine sub chiefs of
The dii tent tlihs The result uf the conference WIS
highly satisfactory. They all consented 10 leave the
country as SION as they can collect their people. on the
Terms "tered by Ihe Government. Bnwlees left the
council Tor the purpose # calleciiu, his Tribe; and there
were 10 be about tlirty war,i rs. with n corresponding
n%i,ap"t'Ion oi Women ADD children of he Tallahassee aid
hlrcaSukic tribes. at Fort NJ, AIDE on Peas Creek about
inc IN ii lhlS month. lls believed that lac Indians will
all he out" The country by The last of Nav.
threat er DIT Is giving Gen. Twiegs Tor tho " ,slom
WI h which he has conducted both the military and di
pl''nalie matters entrusted to hun. His sneech at the
council Is sad 10 have hcen in the highest degree Judi
mus aud el#qnent -hts tune brlug Just what was IN st
eli ri've-hoih meeaclng ard persuasive.
he following are thu terms upon uhic, the Indians
consent TO emlgrate each warrior Is 10 receive (helore
he goes on b ard tho hoa) $500, each wowan 800,
.ach child SlV0. Boalees himself will receive ah nj
Saoooo. aud two or three sub chiefs about $4,000 elch
Inc, are 10 be provided with ration for one wear after
'n'lf arrival Ia Arkansas, and IL he guaranteed ia the
possession oi lhrlt necrots IL is es mated that he whole
cost OF the removal will be abau, $295. 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
RIR MING OF SIIIp RUSSIA

The New OIleaus Picavune of the lOh inst. has The
following particulars of the burning Of This ship. an nc.
count OF which we had las, week by telegraph:
The Russia left port on Monday, (dth, } and went to
sea the next day (5lh). She returned On Thursday ev-
enlng (Ih } being then on fire. and ran on shore outside
the pilots house, at The Belize. The ,ow-boa, Aopln-sax.
IN immediately Proceeded In her assistance, but found
thu snlp already deserted by both officers and crew.
%'rmat having previously been communicated that
there was a quantity ofgunpowdrI on board he Russia
The Anglo Saxon sheerel off, after ascerlaining that there
was no haman life in dagger. Yesterday an expl sion
was nom utarily expected, consumma,ing the desrfnc
non ot the vessel. Both ship and cargo are a total lass;
and when the latest information was despatched from the
Belize. her stern W s burned to the wate,'s sdr.. Last
evening lnteIll9ence came to hand, that the captain and
ere" OF thf hnssia were on their way 10 the city OF
hoard the tow-h'at Mary Kingsland.
The Russia had a full and valuable cargo, and there
was insurance IN New Orleans. on ship and cargo. To
the amount of fl33, 900.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
COMMON

At a regular meeting, of The Common Council of
Iynchbnrg. held at Their chamber, on Friday evening.
ODD Feb. 1850.
Present jesse Hare. John II. Mcdaniel, George T..
Roberts, Iip. ID. Jennings. Michael Hart, Clas. w.
Christian aud Henry Davis members.
Mr.. Henry d Wis wascalled TO he Chair, the Presi-
dent Of he c Council being absent.
Peter +. Bmker. Weinhmasier at The Pu sic Scales.
made a report of Hay Sc, weighed by biz for the qaar
ter enai' @ his day. accompanied by tn Treasurer's re-
cei2;s fr $lSl 81 cents, the amount collected by him
for weighing, which wtre rad and rereived-tie
account Of the said Booker am unting to $50 Is cs. for
his qua ter >alarv. and for cerain repairs 10 the Public
Scale was ordered to be paid.
Resolved. That the communication ofJ I'm wills,
Esq o the Common Council. accompanied by a sam
PIE Of the Railroad Iron. Of the u. rail. and drawings in
pencil, o. sundry other kinds of rail. be acrer'ed by their
board, aud deposited among tie arch W Of he Council.
for preservarion. and the thanks If his board are hereby
rendered Nh. Wills for his hind attention to The inter ST
of our tnwn in his ratier.
The account ofJohn Thurman. Clerk Of The market
with the corporation for he quarter ending his day. was
presented 10 the board, AID h4ing duly swornto was
read and received aud tie balance due him thereon OF
$6S Is els. including hrs salary. was ordered 10 be raid
The account # WIN. b. Brown. Master ofp lice, with
the expiration for the q after ending his day, was ere
scented Ia the beard. aud beir duly sworn 20 was trrl
and received-and the balance due him hnreon ofS:13.-
"a Its. including his salary. was ordered 10 paid.
Resolved. That III" account Of Doct. IIewv La ham
for vac in 'inp the CITIZENS Of his corpora'iln fr he
year endlrg % January s., amounting To sixty dullis
be paid.
The account Of he l~.voclhurg Nirginian, FIR rjninq
bills and certain ordlnanr, $ Of the Corrura'inn, WAS pre-
scented 10 the bard. and refs rrd 10 Nh. Christ n. to ex-
anime and setlle-and when he as ,ertains the prarer
hllance due on it, that he draw an order on The Master
of Pplice for the same.
Resolved. That a committee he appointed to SIT lie the
accounts of the Trepsrrer for the list wear. and make
repDr, To the Council wien the President appointed
Nj ssrs. Christian and II RI, tn lie of the Commit ee
On the petit ion OF NIessrs. Axes. billiard and John
son. they are permitted To have license MS Anctioneers,
the Council being satisfied with their characters and
this hoard doth approve ofDavid r Edley and Timothy
Fletcher as sufficient security-theirl lie, nse and bond tn
take effect from The Ooh January last.
Resolved, That a con mit'ee he appointed To examine
the subject aud inquire into the ~propriely If regulating
and fixing \ Iarff of charges n fees. t. be charged by
Hacks, Days, Wagons ard Carts. for seryires within
this corporation, and IN report by bill or otherwise; when
the President appointed Messrs. Christian, Hat, aud
Mcdaniel. Ia be of said committee.
And then he hoard adjourned.
Abstract ftom The journal -Tesie.
ID. RODFS. CTk.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
Eariract of a letter from a gentleman of Tennessee, to
.Mess1s. Nc Daniel g. Lee; dated
BLouNTviLLE,'E T.. Feb. 18th

BLoUHTvILLE,' f.. L.. Feb. 18th, 1850.
Dear Sirs - You will regre, 10 learn that our Inter.
nal improvement appropriation bill was LOST by a small
vote this arose mainly from a want of the discussion of
the question before The people in The last canvass, and
manv of the members did not know The wishes If their
people on this subject the defeat is only Temporary. ms
The friends throughout, the State will increase their Ze 4.
In the end, they will redonble their energies, already is
il strongly manifested. The East Tennessee and Viz
ginia Ra'lroa1 Company. instead # lroSing they have
gained a deterninati n 10 90 ahead. The Board met
and EMPLOYED one engineer, wio will be on the field
by the ID h March. com nence the surveys, and as we
have now b-tn cen 6 and 7 hnndred thousand dollars
subscribed. and by a res ln'ion Of he Board, they will
increase It in four months 10. we confidently think
$4,000 60. aud as soon as the surveys are made. will
commence 10 putting under contracts a portion Of the
road. The failure Of The bill. does MT fleet the extpn.
sion 4 the road 10 Memphis al all, and the last link has
heavy subscription, and can, and will build without thu
aid Of The State.
We have no room scarcely at all. to doubt the State
trking Stocks, when the subject is Discussed over the
Stale, as il will be next canvass.
Yours, truly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

! IL .'s'ofv ~ tip NoiIu ail'rds no example 1t n m
'o' a'i>'ia u ST. snoit i p''l"d from sncli sta'l begin
"'"eS' y" S''n " "''g"' u, ei.a'''SS ana g'nrV as has ben
'"'"e" " "e>' ''n''e" o''eS' NO oth'r population
n" me one 'We',V 'n'lllohs IN number, are 81 general
y P'Fl"''"'' ".' ,.e'"'' u na|,pN' instead ~ vast
ny o't '''P'4''' III ntIce ahn moody wars, one State or
e''"" 's'''S' I'll I'm posing all manner
W w a"o "''''la' CTS "p'h eacl olher-we have
1--WE" oS n'f ~ n'''"ohY' e"op rating IN all matters of
J'ln' concern h"i leaving the separate interests of each
''a'r | = oe managed N us own Wy. When we call
10 NINA thf NaSi aud lmm"aSurahln sac ICES made hv
rnr fathers IN having h" foundations 81 tins gte,I rrpu'-
.lf, We cia1n' hui admire her tar-reachl"g sasariiy, nor
! SIS the devo'fdneSs with winch they land themselves aud
'h''r All nn'n me aliero' t'teIt cmnt'y. They felt that
'ie pez'l Tor "nictl 'hey c9ntended was OF an G tiHahle
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

PRAYER FOR CONGRESS, AND o THE
NAllON.-Dnring the unpleasant position of ur Con
gress. in the long unsuccessful effort 10 effect an otgani-
zarion of the House Of Representatives. we received a
communication expressing much alarm at The state of az
fans and urging the necessity of united PRAYER for the
preservation II our Union. We were not disposed at the
time to regard The crisis as one of peculiar danger, and
although not designing to neglect the excellent sngges
ton Of our correspondent, the notice Of it has been dtfet-
rs Ia the present lime.
hile we have not heen much alarmed by the violence
ofpast paroxysms in the political world around MS whict,.
from this very feature, we might hope wonld s,on sub
side, we C iHfess that there res appear 10 be- an unyleld-
ing obslinacy in the symptoms O. the disease which can
not be lnoked upon without apprehension. IL seems a
case. ton, In which The wisd0n Of the wise>t and The
devotion OF the most patriotic can suggest no AVAIL
ABLE remedy. 1t is ONLY He who 'slillelh the mise of
the seas. the noise OF their waves and the fnmull of the
people," who can say 10 all the elements Of strife and dis.
union peace be still, " and by his power keep our natiun
In unity"
With such feelings. which we can better entertain than
express, we are glad to urge upon our reader, the iap,r-
VANCE o' prayer tr our nation, and especially for Con
gress. at the present crisis. in the following appropriate
and Impressive language from The .Mississionaru:
"PRAYER FOR CoNGREss.-Iher never as a time,
since the foundation of he republic, when S, mucf, If in.
teres' and importance attached 10 this PRAYER In the
Judgment Of the bes, and wissst men among us, The com
monweallh is in danger. The bond Of union, which has
borne us 'hrongh 50 many trials. and raised us to snch a
height OF power ard g'ory isseriously threatened with dis
soiu'ion. It's moi Tor IL to e'qulte who Is must in fault.
II is enough t. know, that we are all in fearful rerl -
we may Justly confde, in the pa'ii tism of our rulers.
ana IN the " Vision of their counsellers; but in the princl-
pie without which there is no PATRIOTISM. and the in
sp'ra'ion, without which there is no wisdom, proceed.
WIN every other good and perfect gift, from God. And.
before all plans, aud higher than every purpose, is now
The urgency Of prayer. A nation. on its knees, will
never be divided, and can never be destroyed. LEI such
De our position. nov. Let The prayer for Congress,
wnichl Is used by appointment, in all our Churches, be
one,rd by consent. in all our families. Lrtihe parriar-
cha' nleiy. and II eside deYoiioi. and even the H. no
innocence Of children. adop, its wise and holy saf ages;
ana send 1t up, from The dpmestic altar, to the m-rcy
seat And let every Christian. in his private prayers,
eh'fea, The Lord. for that. without which there cn b.
" peace or permanent prosperity. the preservation
%ln Union. "Pfay for the peace Of Jerusalem. They
s'a'i prosper thai love thee" For my brethren AND
oo"Psni0ns sake', ! wi wish thee rrsrer ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

MU1INY'- The schooner } Is. Linsey, Riggs, of
Norflk, arrived at st. thomas On tine 5tI, inst. from
Trinidad. While Capt. Riggs was asleep two of The
crew sh It the mate dead in The cabin. and then killed a
youoa man VIII, was a passenger in the vessel. The
no So bro ghl IN" Canaan on deck, when they attacked
him. firing twnor three shots al him. one If which passed
through the font part Of his neck. which cIused hun 10
retreat To- his cabin where he fsstened huns If in. The
men tried Ia force tn" door open with an axe. but without
ST, cess. They then rnmsg@d he c,hio; found nothing.
After three DAYS they tnak the hoat with her sail and AN
axe alsa, witt which they attempted t. scu'tle he vessel;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

Since This was written, the Mes age Of The President
IN relation 10 tue org ,nizaiion of C%alf5lnia. has been re-
eeIved. The Concluding lines { IL should he wrtien In
the heart of every American.
CONNECTED. as the Union is, with the remembrance
OF pasi happiness. The sense of present blessings. and the
hope OF future peace and ptsne ity, every dictate of
wisdom, evfry feeling of duty; aud very e,uo,inn of IA
ifl"iism. tend IL inspite fidelity aud devn ion to it. aud
adnonlSh MS cautiously to avoid any unnecessary con.
ir'verSy which can either e~ndanger it or impair ITS
strength . the chief element of which is L, he found In
the regard and aft elon of the people for each other"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

DIED-on the 23id INST, ANNA JANE, eldest daugb.
ter OF Robert Cawthon, Esq, of this place, aged fifteen years.
The writer has known the deceased from her early child.
hood, and oil her it may be truly said, none ever possessed
more amiable traits of character. As a daughter she was
afectionate and duiiiul ass sister kind, and as an acauain-
lance, beloved and esteemed by all VINO knew her. To her
parents and relatives, we would lain offer consolation, but
only lie who has afflicted can heal; to Him we bid them
look, assuring them they shall not look in vain. Nit.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

sented TO the House OF Representatives of the
Georgia Legislature. providing for a re-organiza-
,ion of the Congressional Districts. When the
vote was about TO be taken, all the Wings retired
leaving not enough 10 constitute a quorum. A
Quorum, however, was afterwards obtained and
the bill passed.
as- Mr.. Heath has been nominated as a cam
didate TO represent the Wings of Richmond, in
the next Legislature.
u.o o., o ,s,e Msdnsi IN R ,nsi' an as, nrs.idra o Con,
by Col. Rondurant. of Buckingham. The Con.
yention adjourned to meet on Thursday.
10. We see it announced that Mr.. Buchanan
has reduced to writing his compromise, which
will be published in a short time.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
LYNCHnURG MARKETS. FER o..

Prorisioa'- Bacon. d to 6i, Beef. Sim s.; Com
Meal &c Ia 20 conls.
FfoW-Sis tri 10.
Uhsat-Red so cents; White 81.
Grail-Corn. 10 10 81 cts; Oats % {, 40 cents.
tlerer Seed s. IL ST.
Ubiskcg 80 cts.
BeeNrar is In 20 cents.
BHtter-ll to l3 eta.
Hrtndg Nipple, none orerinr Peach none Offering
Bar lron-ts5a>sorted aud $50 to when drawn To
order.
Coaee-Rio Ii to II cents; ]I.aguira Ii 10 Il, Ia
10; Mocha 20.
tomairg Linens Tow II In l2l; Flax i2l 10 Is.
Cotton i~arns-SaIes Is cents.
Fedihefs-3O In 50 cts.=Scaice.
tiar Seed Sales 20 Ia a5 cents.
Fish lilerrinPs. No. /. s. so; Shad. old 81 so
new : so
Ginseng-25t 10 26 cents.
Hepp-We quote i Ia Sc. in demand.
Linseed Oils To 10 cenls-in demand.
Lard 6 To 81.
,Noidses India 81 10 10 cts per gallon n
q. TT A. cents.
H~aster-Lump. 81 To S.; Ground So To Il.
Sugars New orleans6 10 cents; porto REQ J toSl
cents Clarified ~ cents; Loaf llitl2l cents.
Sah-$l 81 2a.
Tailor 9 To o. cents.
TU-SS50 per Dbl
Uooi-2i 10 % cts, in demand.
" DOL ROHS-no sales.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
TROUBLE AMONG THE IRISlI-The York

IFaJ P4 PT7s 4 'vocaIr OF MI0Iav saws:
There has been much excitement among the Irish. on
the : h serilan of The York aud Cumberland Railroad.
CAUSED by The dlsaPl earauae Of several contractors l.
hppeds that the g nitariors al his SECTION dew all he
money due then, and, wihon, paying off their hands, pnt
10 parts nnknown We understand hat several firms in
thus place have LOST considerably by these contractors. es
peclally Messrs. p. A. & S. Small.
we leiin mat The Irish have determined not 10 permit
any WORK 10 b" done on thai section until hey are D nd
mp The sl' riff has been 10 he section, in order to re.
store peace but was compelled to retreat. (minus his hai, }
and r, turn to York.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

o' de er'k Ierceiving iheir intentions rui The bats
pain ets and lat her O. alrid.
Alter his they attempted To reach the vessel again ,hn,
s't."e 'he capt n arnel hey pnlltd "a. promising To
cave lha vessel II he would MT shar, them. which they
oo' he vessel b"ine sl,otl hand d was put under shnrt
S'"' and succeeded IN reaching Triuid,d Capt, Riggs
5 on shore. ana dung wel1.-.N I. Tribune.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25

Illus.
SAN FRANctsco. Dec. 20. 1910.

SAN FR,NoIsco. Dec. 30. 1910.
omen are IN ne IN reqn sllon than gold or any thing
elSe. Those who came out with ne had immpdial"l,
oilers ~ employment At So and 500 per month. II
lhere had been five hundred instead of five. they could
all have engaged Immediately on similar terms. They
must he got here in considerable Numbers before sosiety
can take any shape or assume any character. hope
that while our god breihern ut home ara hes,iu ing
themselves kindly To send oui churches aid clernymen.
they will not forget thatt the best OF all missionaries To
such a population are resoluie, vttuaus, inlelligen, va
men.
Let the fact he known 10 all who care Ia known il.
that the utmost p sable def, renee and care are shown
To teinaieS; and hat any woman, 10 experience rudeness
or insult here, must expose herself much more lmuu
IDENTITY than she would, 10 incur the same risk in >our
cities.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
YRS. vi. A.

WILL. resume the duties OF her School, on Monday, 18th
w OF February, Grateful for the patt onagc received,
she pledges herself that No exertion shall he sparcd to insure
her pupils thor ugh knowledge OF the branches taught
VIZ: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Grammar, History, Co
ography, Philosophy, ac.
Pupils received at any time DUNG TIE session, and only
charged from the time ni entrance. Npdtduction made ex-
ccpt in eases OF prolrscied illness.
Terms for a Session Of Five months
70. beginners, Sc 90
For the more advanced, y 90
School room on main street, a lew doors below Dibrell,s
Hotel.
Jan 3I-4wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
WANTED.

NlSllto hire lar the roming year, a number 81 NEGRO
l MEN, 10 wort IN the Virginia and Tennessee Hail lload
near lNnchhrfR; aud also at OF near Biz Otter, 10 the conn-
~ oil hed'nti' l will pay as magh a. ANY other responsible
runliRrlnr.
! al4a wish To hire hands ln, the Canal near Buchanan. for
wihrhl viii pay good prices. am aware that reports have
gnnc abroad 10 the injury %, contractors on the Canal, most
OF whlfh have hcen put plna, by bad aud infamous PERSONS;
sinrc my hands recovered from the mea, les, They have been
ns healthy Rsany n'Pfocs ,h the st lie. Any person, that
wishes To iite o. the X iai or Canal, vii apply Ia Meteor.
ale Y Simfson, MeDan,,l n i.cc, john CLARK, and wiki.
& builct elias SftJl"T
NoV oq=t4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
CbambHSSbur, In On ,

tNdNlDUSsbVfg, Fed u, TSoO.
Having learned thai our worthy aud able representa-
tive. Robert c. Mitchell Esq. will not be a cardi lai .
fr re-plectian 10 The mex General Assembly If Virginia.
the attention ofthe voters of Bedfnrd county is called to
WILLIAM DICkENSON ESQ as . suitable per.
son 10 be voted Tor at the ensuing election, by
MANY WINGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD,


TOBACCO.
SistN-eight hhds. inspected during III. week. - hhas
snld--Sik 30 hhds. l.ngs at from ~ tn AZ 40 a,rtav,o,
:, ~ = hhdS Leaf at ttom 81 % to 81 81, averaging s5 65
ne demand continues good aud prices unchanged,
"~HENI-Red s5 cts, White 90 cts.
WILLIAM I SMITH,
Commission Merchpnt.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-25
POLITICAL MovEMENrsm CONNECTICUT

~ ~
The "Democrals' Of CoNNEcTIcUT held their State
Convention al Middletown on "Wednesday last, RALPH
| lNGLEsoLL presiding, and Nominated the following
ticket To be voted for at he ensuing Spring election in
that STATE
For Governor Thomas II. Seymour.
For IL Gorernor Charles II. Pond.
For .Secretary Hiram Weed.
For Treasurer Henry ID. Smith.
For Comptroller Rufus G. Pinney.
The "Free Sip party had previously held their CON
vention and nominated the following ticket
For Gorc,nor john Bovd.
For Ii. Governor Julius Clark.
For Secretary Joseph w. White.
For Treasurer &c rye Reed.
For Comptroller VIM. Alexander.
The Wing Convention is to be held on "Wednesday
next.
In one respect. especially, the proceeding had by the
Democratic Convention on Wednesda, vs. last are worthy
If note II will he recoll, cied that, las, Spring. it was
the Democrats Of Connecticut who first sci the exam
pie Of entering lnto a coalition with h" Free Soil party
for the purpose of et citing Representatives To Congress
On that occasjon the Democrats went int" the contest
IN Free Soil or Buffalo Platform. which was fully aud
complettl " endorsed by all their candidates Now. how
ever. they have changed their position. they refused
On "Wednesday TO adopt any resolution, on the question
IF slavery, haring laid one series OF The table by a rote
Of l6S yeas 10 AZ NAYS. and disro>ed of another prnTo-
sirion on The sane subject in Il similT manner by a role
Of Isl yeas 10 81 nays Nat Int.