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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

~ A Bed-clo,hes Clasp has been in
vented by some good Datured soul, to keep
children from kicking off the clothes
which is caper fashionable with chll
kren OF every age and cline, where the I'M
healthy practice prevails of bundIlng and
swelering them up as we do. The thing
IS no Joke; for the Scientific American
treats US to an engraved illustration of the
novelty. This. and the paten, baby smack
er. with sell'working washing apparatus
would porlend the approach Of house,
hold millennium.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

"WHrG THE Demo
cratic papers keep up a continual how
aboIt the removals that have been made
under the Post-ollice Department. We
don't know how i; may be in other Sec
tons, but we think they have very lItlle
cause 10 complain as far as this county is
concerned. There are six post Offices IN
McAIinn, and five Of them are filled by
Democrats. OF course, we do not com.
plain that such Is the fact: but we think
under the circumstances, the cry Of pro.
scription is a little out of place. With all
the removals that have been made, the op.
position still have possession Of more than
half the Offices under the general govern
menr-ihe Administration with all the ef
forts the Democrats charge it has made,
has not been able TO equalize them. But
# they held them all the grumbling would
lie none The less-they would then com,
plain because more were not created 10
meet the wants Of the needy.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26
GREAT DECLINE IN CoPFEE.-The Ne CO

GREAT DECLINE IN CoFFEE.-The New
Orleans Crescent City says: at will be
seen by our Commercial article tina, over
5000 bags of Rio Coffee have heen sold
within day or two, al eight cents per
pound. Early in February the current rate
was l4s cents, so that the fall in prices
since tina, time is about sir and q half
cents per pound, or more than $40 per
bag"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

those Senators. Some details Of the Cali
torna bill may be discussed IN the mean
time. Sumo Senators. for instance, think il
necessary to provide, by a compact with
California, that the lands shall belong 10
the United States, and that California shall
not tax them ill five years alter their sale.
il they are to be sold. The subject Of
boundaries may also be discussed.
The country may be congratulated upon
tn. prospect of speedy adjustment OF the
difficulties which have surrounded US. The
danger, at one time 50 imminent, has been
arrested by the patriotism, moderation and
prudential wisdom Of public men oil boIh
parties and of dilFeren, sections.
There are those who still doubt whethe!
thirty Northern members OF the House VIII
sustain the policy Of the Senate, but have
no doubt Of it. Mr.. Clln.man, who took
SO early and bold stand for Southern
rights on this question, is now convinced
that the House will raIIIy the measures
contemplated by the Senate. Several per>
sons, who are well acquainted with the
feeling Of :he House, are persuaded mat
among the Democratic members alone,
thirty votes can be obtained for Territorial
governments, without the provlso. they
be combneI in the same blil.-Ch C0W.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26
BALTIMORE, Apri, Is,


Accounts from ST. Louis TO the lTh inst
have reached here, bringing adyices fron,
Los Vegas to The 9th of March. A CON
pany Of DuGao hunters had an engage.
ment with the Apache Indians. in which
two OF the hunters were killed, and al
their animals stolen.
Three Mexican Hunters were murdered
on the road between Los Vegas and SAINTS
Fe.
APRIL Is, New York the Cotton mar
ket is firm. 1850 bags Of Rio Coffee were
disposed Of a, auction at from 81 to o..
WAsHlNCToN, lSlh.-Today, the reso
luton offered by Mr. .Foote for The appoin T.
menl of a Committee of thirteen, to whom
should be referred The existing pro0rrs o
compromise, was adopted by a vote of SC
10 g.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

The Georgia Comsiituiionalist (Demo.
cralic) speaking of the recent failure in tina
State, TO send Delegates TO the proposed
Convention, thus pronounces its doom
there:
"rhe measre vote given Tor the dele
gates in The recent election, is virtual de
feat OF the Southern Convention movement
in Georgia. So far as this State is con
cerned, we look upon ii as dcad Sad bu
the slavery question between this aud the
first Monday in June can revive H."
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26
WAsHlNGroH, April IS.


Mr.. Clay was complimcn'ed on the &C.
casion of the anniversary Of his birth, las
night, by brilliant and beautiful screnade
After the music ceased lie appeared before
the audience AMI returned his thanks loI
the compliment, and TO the citizens Of
Washington for their long continued re
gard. lie hoped they might live TO enjoy
the ineslimable blessings Of this glorious
Union, and tina, the Union might long eX,
isl to bless all WHO now en- Dyed lis gori-
Gus blessings. His speech throughout was
full of beautiful sentiment and pure paIri-
otism. He closed by wishing all good
night and prolonged happiness.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

SLAVERY IN THE DlsrRIcr OF CoIum.
bA;-Ihe National lnleIIgencer says. The
abolition OF Slavery in the District of Co,
lumbla has never in our day appeared TO
be more distant than during the past twelve
months. Certainly at no session of Con.
gress Tor many years Fast have so few me.
MORALS from the North been presented ask.
ing for legislation by Congress TO ,ha,
effect"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

ELECTION OF CLERK.-The Hon. Rich
ard M. Young, of Illinois, formerly Seq
aror in Congress from that State. and more
recently Commissioner Of the General
Land Office, was Yesterday elected TO the
office Of Clerk o! the House of RepreSen-
ta,ives, made vacant by the death of Mr..
Campbell. Although our personal and
party predictions would have led us TO
different choice, it is due 10 Mr.. Young to
say that the House could not well have
chosen more unexceptionable gentleman,
or one more likely, with experience, to
make an able and efficient otlicer.-Int.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

DR.. b. having inadvertently preached
one of his sermons Tor the third time. one
of his parshioners said 10 him, after ser
vice. Doctor. the sermon you preached to
US this morning, having had three several
readings, move that il be passed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

The CUBAN EXPEDITION AGAIN:-It -
positively asserted that $50 men. pre.
tending that California was their des,ina-
lIon, lett tins port on the Martha Wash.
ngton OF late, destined for Cuba, and with
'ull intention to join the rpcen, expedition
said to be organizing for an assault on the
government Of the -Cinc;nnnt;
Commercial l9th.
Within day or two several men have
lett this city. and many have passed
through here from above, rho, it is stated.
have been enlisted Tor the proposed expe.
dlllon against Cuba. We understand ,ha,
they have been engaged for one wear. and
large pay has been promised them. Moth
ing more than that their destination is cha.
sIes has been impaired to them, so far AZ
we can learn.-Louisrilie Courier.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

AWFUL TO THINK oF,--The Warren Or.
- Star announces that a pill machine
has been made IN that Town BY which a
man can turn out 10000 pills per day -
II may be compared to the Arsenal At
Springfield, or any other mandatory for
destructive missiles.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

THE Women OF FRANcE.-Those in the
middling classes carry on the greater part
Of the business; the energy and talent Of
the country seems 10 be concentrated 10
them. They tend the stores. keep the
books, pay and receive the money, and
take upon themselves often the complete
charge Of large establishment. Ia many
households the husband seems 10 be H,sse
appenjage TO the wife. kind Of cOuven-
lent and necessary evil.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

An infideI remarked, within the hearing
OF little g'rl OF thirteen, tina, all things
came by chance, and that the world like a
mushroom sprung up in the night. 81
should like 10 know, sir, "she asked ,"where
the seed came from"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

CURIous REvELArIoN.-In a recent de-
bate in the U. S. Senate, on the removals
and appointments made by the present
administration. the singular fact came IN
light that in the Treasury Department n, there
are 2iO Locos TO 60 Wigs! We are for
a fair division, and no prescription Of
Wings.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

NEWSPAPER Law IN THE WEsr-A
publisher cut West stopped sending his
newspaper to subscriber who had never
PAID the first cent for his subscription
The wife OF the delnquen, met he publish
er aud threatened him with the ,errors of
the law, lnasmuch as he was bound to Sc nd
the pape: I'LL all arrearages ,cere maid.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

SURRENDER OF SLAVES IN PENNsyLyA-
NIA.-The resolution repeating the Penn
sylvanS law of 1917, which is violation
OF the National Constitution, in regard 10
the arrest and detention Of fugitive slaves,
bids fair (the Pennsylvania says) to pass
both branches OF the Legislature of that
State. 1t passed second reading on Sat.
urday, by a vote OF 40 to 4l.-BaH. SIM.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

When woman rigs herself off in fancy
styles and puts paint on her cheeks, she
acts unwlsely to complain that men stare
al her. II Is TO be presumed that she adorns
looked al. s
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

Inc conSi"n. stream of Emigration
from Inc western States to California is
beginning to be sens'hIy ieI. More than
5000 persons have already left Michigan,
each OF whom took in money or outfit a,
least 5000. Transferring from that State The
sum Of S3,5OO,OO0.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

AUTHORITY REvILED.-The steamboat
Canada, while touching at Maiden, was
seized on her last trip down by the Cana
dian authorizes for violation OF the reve-
nue. laws. She put out with all aboard for
Buffalo, without SO much as "by your
leave" 10 the revenue officers,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

a new post Office has been established
al Ju'nms zap. on the road from Harri-
son 10 cleveland. and J. S. Ragon has
been appointed Post Master.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

The election of Speaker cost the United
States about $4,000. The Louisville
Journal saws: Corn ought 10 be high
when Cobb bears such price,"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

Seventeen fires have occurred during the
week at different points in the city and
much property has been destroyed. Large
rewards have been Offered for the detection
and the arrest of the incendiarles.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26
w ARLINGTON, ApyilI5

NAsiIINGTON, April Is.
The Nicaragua Treaty has been compIe.
tea; and the s,ipu alton agreed upon. j,
will be signed early this week. when n,
viii at once be communicated 10 the SEN
ate Tor action.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

To make pickles upon vines. sprinkle
the cucumbers daily with vinegar. until il
strikes in. No charge made for this recjpe.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

A woman IN New York lately gave
birth 10 three children, for the third time
since her marriage. Success TO trade.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

The CAEINET.-There are rumors aIloa
Of contemplated changes in the Cabinet, a
Washington. Hon. Jno. Bell is spoken o
!or the War Department.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

The best snuff in the world is a snuff Of
the morning air. Everybody nose il,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

JEEMs says that the qucl est way to
reach The seat OF war is 10 set down on q
hornets nest.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

CorroS.-At the last advices Cotton
was advancing.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

PHILIP S. WHITE. Esq.-This nen,le-
mans progress through East Tennessee
has been most triumphan,-at every point
where he addressed the people The cause Of
Temperance was revived, and many &C,
cessions 10 The Order made. He has nov
passed beyond our borders. but ,he benef.
cial results Of his visit will long be felt
We trust his efforts in other sections will
be productive of no less amount OF good.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26
WASHINGTON, AprilIQ.

Mr.. Douglas gave notice that he should
Immediately call up the California bill
There Will be no harm IN that-ior il is
perfectly understood that the Senate will
not take any vote on any important subject,
during the absence Of the Committee an.
pointed TO convey Mr.. Calhoun's remains
TO South Carolina. The Committee will
not make their report until the return of
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

Select Committee Of The Senate on The
Slcrcry Question: Senate have elect
ed the following Senators 10 compose the
Select Committee which is charged with
the duty of devising some plan of settling
the various questions arising out of the
present agitation on the subject of slavery:
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1850-04-26

MIR. CLAY. Of Nv Chairman.
Mr.. Case. of Mich. Mr.. King. Of Ala.
Mr.. Dickinson, NY. Mr.. Mason. Of Va.
Mr.. Bright, Of la. Mr.. Downs, of La.
MIR. Webster, Mass. MIR. Mangum. n. c
Mr.. Phelps. of VI. Mr.. Bell. of Tenn.
MIR. Cooper, Of Penn. MIR. Benien, OF Ga.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28

4 "a. Of her citizens who could lm'esha'e p'l
here aud elsewhere lu lhls eli} amour
avn citizens. cumpaauycB few drhlhs nay
occurred, nKoeptIug from those VINO Nv ~
teufs and hunk togrihrr boo miserable WI~inh-
ga truemetfs an0ng the dirt and MN 81 ll'
suburbs The hospital aru Overlooking WIN
tho sirk and dying who, -IH7lHl3 W w"
Civ Hospital, are mot cruelty nrH''' l.h'
our li0iii OIL ,aifil hcnE NOW "IFah'@'Ni
arc actiyrIyat work removing lIl uWrah .ra
tlat may and dp cNisL
Thrrr have lren iu hll al7HI l7' n'"iH'
Of cholera in this city, since ila hrst appear
anco luur weeks ago
There + not tho slightest alarm here on
the suljo1t uf rhplrm liu-lur--. though dnlli
h carried uu ns u-ull. There is 100 appear
anrr al aip epidemic in fhe community. my
srinus and nlhrrs capable ni iuduuf sav ihr
murlalip d un preatrr here NOW llian d was
a year ngo though uir population h"7 more
dian doubled in numbers
Prices ~ nearly III kinds Of commodities
have greatly declined within the fortnight
past, aud flio aurtlpnoors daily ty Ia iorre
on cargo aiior cargo 81 g"pi7 AT rni'"nh ''l''
90 "a shippers,
Shipments ofproyisions, such 90 pork lard.
hams, and the Ike, continue ~ request, ana
are paving 700 per cent profit un cost
prices iu New York last March, while ibe
majority Of MISCELLANEOUS articles VIII pay
heavy loss.
Within q week past, large parcels Of real
estate sQihly located on the Plaza, AMI in-
mediate vicinity, have been Offered ~ public
auction, Little spintWu eyiucrd on The oc-
casion,aud most oi il was Withdrawn for want
ofa bid. What was sold did not bring the
fourth part offered fur Il one year ago; aud
az private sale yesterday . ,hit "ara' Lot
r---,ii .
which one wear since would very readily have
sold for $4,000, The tact w. the taxes levied
"a pay for cily improvements, b. tlc OCCASION
Of IT,"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28
COUNTY CnrRr.

Tho ncpnlat-n usa...l4a,a-i.ap, ~ +l-,--trl,-
dnnia County Court closed iortniqht's so.-
sion at this place, last Saturday. There was
large amount of business to be- transacted.
and the Attendance was unusually full. Two
or thrcc suits, in which titlv Ia land wa, IN
dispute, occupied one or twn davS in each
case. There were seven jury trials, and sew
en- Ncrdict'-onc, the State vs., John Doncy.
o'. Dana, for passing one piece Of spurious
ea4s, '.'9. '.'''--fst-,i-- ruuntrrtj-it
verdict, not guilty. la all, there were sew
onty six Judgments, (scyoral of thcnt for VIC
lation Of the license law,) 3 non-suits, and ~
new cptries rfs
Charles Leland of st. Johnshury, and A.
fred RiN of Peacham, were admitted as MON,
bcrs of the Bar.
Tho Court stands adjourned Ia the second
tuesday OF February next, for the purpose Of
hearing about n law eases. S;rT
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28
ST. 30 HNeBUR Y,
SATURDAY, pECEMnER ~, 1850.
Notice To Delinquents !

We Gud upon our books accounts !qr tho
Caedou,au aud for adycrlrna &c., of somc
yrur- unndiuF wtiriT ought % be- crrict.-
This notice 10 iorau.h ppuous ~ are thus
indebted 10 us apd sich We vish fully tom
dcrtlnud dat their accounts must be spccdi-
IS adjusted The, ean be- selIrd With 10 u
attended To so,p, aud tp bcttcr advantage o.
che delinqucnt' than viii lawyers or sherihs.
itis also our choice MOTTO bo compelled a.
,all tod's aid any such assistance, but wo
cannot avoid an alternative 10 undesirable 10
tir'.-', -...-t' ...g ..il..s -.
refusing 20 pay a. our durr, VIII THOSE
NuW-lp oiNE iWirpIArt ATTENTION
90 Ilir NNTIrHY
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28

h~r' HH1 iho grove ihru rIn great ship co.
i.e l-h hurt 6ri ,hnf, and thr rest iu or
1.r l,u lhs -alih ships shot 80 them. thr
hre aui -ustr we clearly di-rmurd and wr
heard ihr uH-c OF guns. Nnrr this we OLE
..urd fbr army marching mdrr fhc iopt of
r..hiII So-,a ihr aidAy the seaside. consist
.ut hrb or h1r-o and foot, from tr south
pointed rlr south Dim towards tIc square
mau.Do tiru thr north amy, a'v4 thn lop
o' rlr h'l 1000 thr uDul, s.dr, towards lln
I.lr Dob 13h, uh.le tho aumir mc, and,
alrra rhyut. ioupht The word, and pike
vrdrulj dr.nnpd. Wcuotel more ships
inT'a north dret and most men Ia the spprh
army Whrn wr joe. a. lbe upper end Of
tlir Gr'i, ul after the luud hattie, we heard
o,cr plr hra 10. three hmcutlble, rad groaps
rDb' oh uh 100 which vs we're much
aadsbuod"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28
A COURAGEOUS woMAN.

We heard the other day Of "a deed ofdar-
/ ing recently performed 10y the wife of Por-
ter Philhrook, Esq, of Wilton, " H., which
would not be unworthy of the braycst of the
"womch OF the Revolution" On the night
of the 9Th ult while Mr. PhiIbruok was alb
sent As the family Consisting of Mrs +. and
hired man and girl) were about retiring,an
unusual noise was heard in an adjoining store
house, which had been formerly kept as a
grocery, and in which were some remnants
OF an old, stock of goods. Suspcc1ing some
thing wrong Mrs Il. took common light in
her hand and went out, alone and unaccom-
panied, to reconnoitre. Proceeding TO the
back side of the store, she discovered a win
dow open, and heard some person inside
She instantly sprang into the open window,
putting out the light in the. effort and soon
ascertaincd that she stood in the dark, con-
trontcd with burglar! The fellow becom-
ing alarmed began 10 prepare for fight in
another direction from that he had entered
Spnnging to n front window, hn Knocked out
the top portion, and pulling in .thoiVwer pef~
uon ct the window, nIn,tc Il bold leap for lib
erty and escape from his pursucr. But the
gallant Mrs u. was not thus to he cheated of
her prey and the fruits of victory. She was
close upon hmm iikr an rugtU upon iiIs game,
and at the very instant he MAS making the
leap, she caught him by the coat-tail, and
laid him flat across uhe sill. Giving the r,,.-
cal no very geutle or very slow pull back
upon tho floor, she seized him by the throat, |
and thcrc held him securely till assistance
came. Light developed the robbcr to be !
man of VIGOROUSLY bad reputation, belonging
III the neighborhood lie hada couple OF aca
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28
SNOW STORM.

Sometime during the night oilasi sabbath,
a snow storm SET in which continued without
interruption ill Mon,l-y evening" the wind IN
the meantime being high the snow was blown
t,uiou.l ny ahout, aud hy Tuesday morning the
mad, wore almost impossible. II was ihc
scycrc.t snow storm SHAT has been witnessed
-. ll.. ..,lI.-,.,-t fygvurrT Tor The last
fifteen ylars.- At Least. About Is lurhcs Of
snow fell upon level, though in some places
the drifiswcrc six feet high.
The nRils due from the north and all those
transported 10y stage teams, wore greatly Ia
IFfGTTs T0T yJyCT-7f ,rTyT rt7J rrTyT 1T TI0 week
The southern m,ilhy liailroad,did not arrive
on Monday night I'LL seven horrs bchnd Tho
time The greatest interruption, upon the
railroad, was between Boyton and Lowell
the car. wcrc between three and four hours
in refETing Lowell from Boston. The Pas.
sumnsic cars were from in the evening ill
- o'clock the next morning, in running
from the Junction TO this place On Tucs-
day they run from the Junction to Wells Riv-
or in their u-ual-ris5'. but lost about half nm
hour between this place and Wells River
The dalny-theY reached here about . o'clock
was, with the exception Of the half hour
upon roads below
Tuesday morning it was calm but cod,and
Wednesday morning the mercury wus at 20
lrrrrcs below Irro
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28
THE CALEDO MAN.

nor changed her hour Of rising and retiring,
Ia please lhe iancy Of her canine assailant.-
] trus' chat Vrrmmt viii not make herself
unhappy " uncomfortable, 90 please these
lovers Of hsmpuy, Who, ike the Courier,
think llmt "uolhing ran preserve prare but
mutual iHbranrr and salf ~ train" "a
virtue more oasJ for some a. preach than
Practice iu other words, that class OF men,
who libe thu lrlshman, j. Ai'rurycr % Doe 90
peace only when be- h Gshtug ! presume
that tho Legislature Of Vermont viii repeal
that Law ~ her earie.i conyouionrchiior ho-
ing fully satisfied lbal Il r. either impoliilc on
unconstitutional. npt ! very much doubt
whether thai event will be- FASTENED by hi
bullying and dcuuncmioy Ihrear. Some
of the papers that have Interested thomsrlyrs
iu this maticraud will NOT designate which
might profit by the -uqpesion-o the Son Of
Erin 90 nn oHrious intruder, who bad intor-
posed himself 0Leru ha WaA HcitleF needed
nor desired osir." said the Irishman, II
once know man iu my country that got a
good living by mnding hs own business"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-12-28
A PREDICAMENT.

M---Al44-.--l--il---|---r-'v-u rrUJtrgC Iur Gov
cruor Ia NcN Hampshire being called upon
10y the Hon. Iohu. H. Whitc,o Lancaslcrtor
I'M N ITrTrI riIr yrivr
Slave Law, made . mnuIJ reply ~ which be-
declared hc could not give the measure liz
support" Certain leaders Of his party got
wind the expression of views by their can
didaly got together aud held a conference
with AIr Atwood, aud procured fom hin a
rccauauou OF thia opinion, With his slguaUrr
"a it, II nest became necessary 10 Withdraw
and suppress the letter TO Mr. White Tn
luckil, for the candidate for Governor, Mr.
White bad made the letter puhlic-lca,ing
Mr. Atwood in no cn,iablc position, aud hi,
party in dilemma.
The loroliro party in New Hampshire,
through their two wcmhcrs in the House,
voted for this law, and stand pledged To the
"nuiiumi democracy 10 continue 90 II their
support. Thcymust also ro-oloot Mr. llh-
bard aud Mr. rca,lcc. who voted Tor H. But
what they will 10 with Mr. Atwood IL uueci.
tain.
IA, Manchester Mirror Of Saturday, has
further dcyclppmcut,--it says Mr. Alwoad
has rcpudatcd letter No, ?, and gone buck
arin 20 letter 40. !, addressed to Mr. White.
We do not see that the loaolo,o- Ia Nca
Hampshire will do bcttur than to drop the
old heading to their ticket and substitute
.'yiiTyrry. Elm 1Uksf"-t FoitiorJohnHool4
AtWool