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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-04-10

Once OF tue
GROCERS FIRE INSURANCE CO.
~ No 81 WaIl-st corner OF Pesrlst
CAPITAL 100000
AT election held this day The following gentlemen
Directors Of this Company for The ensuing year
Esmpson Moore Moses Yaylor George Elder,
II 2. Sherman, Marshall PepOon, Yranci. ssiody
sse.s .,.r,5o Alexander II. Grant Chss Buransief
Peter Msrnn, las Porter James z. Wilson
Rufus Story, Az - &si,I iyIiIism 4 E>-'.,
A. !. sn6sequent meeting Of the Board sAnrsoh
nooRB Esq, WA un4ni%1g.3 N ss sITyH f
he Company. miHSDSsFikH'' -Sfe&ry'
New,Iork, Feb ), iS5f ,-,.,..
NIB. This Company continues 70 insure 1an9nks
Merchandise Household furniture, vessels IN ro,H -
on The most favorable AL losses promptly ~
and paid.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES across
Othe Ishmus OF Panama ZACHRISSON, NELSON
kCO OF Panama from their long experience on tho sln
mus being established there since 1870 Rre well prepared
to transport freight the sihmus or take hrough
10 San Francisco shippers option but each package
must be Of portable size and weight and properly Gov
eied asZ N Co not responsible for damage or &C
tident the transit The charges OF transportation 70 DC
Agents in Chaares-ZAcHnssoN, NELSON & HYAMs.
Agent in Cruces and Gorgona-JoHs FUNcK.
a. IN ~ N1u-A Is FAC aRIssON L co. 80 wAllst
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zIPN Observation-Disclosures RAIL

Mo- ,St. ,,ns leaves Csnai-sL Station cconmo
Nh1AD-. 11 ~ a A.. Express FrEin, A. NJ; Accom-
mediation Trsn u E HgTsS I'sP .sa Comm
nooeAyn ~ bridgeport al P. N Psssengers are 70
sss.;sd 70 procars cie,. bso,e sarg .ss
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IIOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP

HOARHOUND COUGH SYRUP
n IL Only I2A cents Try this-you win no, be disep-
pointed II possesses the virtues Of most valuable in-
dgeuou plants 10 very pleasant 10 take. There is no
beer remedy for coughs OF however long standing Per-
severe
MAGIC BALsAM,
only l2s cents
sovereign remedy for wounds old sores burns scalds
he curing loem n by magic. Every family, and par
culary every mechanic thoud De supplied With H. a. by
spplyng 20 cut shrasion, wound OF any kind,
Il protects II from colo dirt and all other irritating sub
slaHees and heals IL Immediately Warranted
RICHARDSON'S NIPPLE OIL. 50 cents q botIle,
warranted TO the Of nipples without
Interfering with nursing.
RHEUMATIC REMEDY, only Is cents II viii cure
spy case Of Rheumatism Try It.
Sold wholesale and retail si SANDS MAMMOTH
DRUG STORE, N yames-sL IS lmruTh&Ssts
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STATES MAIL STEAM

limited STATES MAIL STEAM
OsHIP COMPANY-FOR CHAGREs DIRECT, via
HAVANA-Through Tickeis TO san FRANCISCO By
he o. Mail steamers from Pensms, At Reduced haies-
Pare TO NEW.ORLEANS Reduced
On FRIDAY, April n, At 5 p NJ, the splendid double
engine steamship GEORGIA, 5000 tons burden, d ror-
= ss..nsnder viii ssil precisely a. O'Clock
NOM her njer AT the foot o; WsTen Of n r, with
The Government Mails direct Tot Havana and Chagrea
Nev-Orleans passenger transferred a. Havana W n'
splepdid double-enene sieanship FALCON.
freight taken 70 Chsgres al 20 cents per FOOT
specie only taken on freight 70 Havana .... ~.
No bills Of lsdug wiz be signed aHer INC s'o~'N'' -
sailed =, ,ha com
For freight or passsge apply at the Office OF ne yS'
PAW IN Westst. ls5 81 M " hOo1aIS-
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OSSINING FAMILY BOARDING

OsCHOoL FOR BOYS, AT SIN9-sIN0, N Y
The Summer Term Of this School commences on the frs
Monday OF May. The number OF Pupils Is limited to
twelve For fun particulars Circulars to be had OF
3. II Person Esq, Is Hsmmend'st N. or oil the
r27 SwThSs Principal
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g. ERIE RAILROAD

Ma. line leaves daily from the pier q toot OF Dusne
SoysIse WAY TRAIN Il 81 A a. Tor Ousviile piermonL
sct Al So ferns with the Morning Mall train fof al ..s
siors west Of Geneva MoRsIsG MAIL TaAIs 81 A a.
on,ng N az The stations vesi OF Soferns, s'nsins
GSrrsrvae he zane evening WAY TRAIs ats h-IH
P,ermor OtsviIle and sintermedisIs stations Eyssss
WAY PRkIE ~ 81 for s0fcrus Ouss1lle and 81 inle
s,a .tsi,ons NtcaT ExPsgss TRAIs ais Z. NJ =,
80 ' CHAR HINOT Bapeunisno1n-
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DICHMOND SEMINARY FOR

ltYOUNG LADIES, Staten Island, N. Y.-Tae Sum
mer Session OF hys monlhs Will commence GA ihuaS
Ing 10 the studes pursued The public invited 10 visit
The hesitation al this delightful season OF The year. The
stage the from Whitehall Ferry ats and morn
g returns in The afternoon and puts passengers down 81
he Institution Circulars be obtained n Mr. srOD-
Nsw.YOrk and Of MT aud Mu KELLETr, at ,he Insti-
tuuon sl0 lHs
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u lect BOAkMN0 SCHOOL Tor BOYS ~ TArrytown,
New YoTk. A. NEWMAN, PrincipaL-ln lhis Institution
Youne Genuemen are thoroughly Instructed IN all the
branches OF an Engsh and Classical education The price
Of Board and Tuition including bed bedding weshng and
NEEDING % nom $3.50 $3.50 per snnum according 10 The
branches pursued Circulars containing particulars refer
ences &e, be obtained at Spading shepsrds Boob
School Agency, 2S Broadway, by addressing note TO
he PYtncipal mSuMWS
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YhE WAY NO SCHOOL-U. s.

-, SCHOOL AGENCY, 2sS Broadway, established
LOT oseasts pppis, ke-Capita farnished by the
ssnoo. NJ. Macy u tho beat nsiutons, families aud
sses a'Sske,o, he pniOn. Serms. one per cent on
pals. Reseterees exchanged ~rf'
es STaTb&Ss "A vIIcOx p,aor,etor
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EREIGHT TO SAN FRANCISCO
h As CENTS per Ib.-BERFORD 4 Co.'S Express
will take freight packages water proof and not to exceed
I25 lbs each by the Steamship North America" the
Ilth OF April The unprecedented low rate OF a. cts per
ID Mr. Berors will receive goods At Chd9yss and su-
uernend landing OF them and accompany them TO Pan
ana and deliver them board The Mall Steamer for San
Franci,co TO leave Panama 18th April Letters p cts
BERyORD co, vesey e., As.or House.
ma TuThFrtaDl IL
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MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLIE.

Vl gIArE INSTITUTE, 7ls Fourth-st corner Of Mac
dougL fronting Washington square -bOAkDiNo ".
appcsuoas from the city and country TO take Boarding
Pupils happy announce that OF me
most have bceH made, by which inc pc
cu advantages ola City High School may De secureo
those who are anxious avail their selves OF iu
The retired location of ths Institution facing m ooes tne
argesi PARA the CITY, combines every OF ne
country FOR the heahuess ofis pupils The scnool yea
h DIVIDED II 10 four Of eleven weeks each, commence
M ssplemher sh November 25, February 10, and Apru
a. Boarding Pupils win be continued during me samme.
slbe Ins.lue OF by addressing The Principals likewise 81
he RooksIores of NJ II. Newmsn 1893 Broadway and OF
p Appleton, 80 Broadway. Pupils admitted 81 any ume
md charged ohy from the date OF entenng.
~ N B The Dex School term Il will be observed
Commences Monday, April 18Th,
g. w. CLARKE, A. M. pyiurin.ls
mi7u JAS TANNING, A. 81. A'r
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n0ARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS,

h, Nsw.csnssp, CT, DAVID q. ROCKWELL Pm.
- sssisied BY bis son-This Institution, which y oneei
~ a5ss. of The kind in the stae, commences ia eomns1
~ AN hs Let OF May The vacancies are nearly al
fss4 Tsrv application should be made 70 the Principsl
!, order 10 insure admission Address ID, g. ROCKWELL
Hsx. csnaan Fairfield County, CT mN w
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OHESNUT GROVE COLLEGE, Cliff

Oton Staten Islsnd-President Kew TnUmA AZ - ~,
~ both the physical and mental culture OF
he pupils OF The Institution but very few vacancies are
AZ NAV The course Of education consists OF the Greek
md Latin Classics French spanish and German oy ma
ee, ard every branch OF Bees Leitres also Vocal and
ipsrumen,sl Music. Gymnastics and Military Tscucs:
TIE situation IL one OF The delightful pleasant aud
Aesl,bv Thai can possibly be- conceived Only six mes
nom New YORK yet 10 retired AZ II 10 the Western
widerness and commands the combined advantages Of
sra fors sua elevation No pains expense are spared
10 ipsure Tho highest talent the part Of the VARIOUS In
styuetors snd al the comforts and convenience OF nome
10 the pupils The President be seen on Tuesdays
Ybursdays and Saturdays at the Office OF SEAMAN
MUIR b2l Broadway. An early application pecesssry
REFERENcEs- Drs Berrian, hlgoy scnrceoer ALL
College; sssman Muir, 81 Broadway; b. Center
Co ~ Old. slip; Davidson Bromley, n Wauss 3 gar
R,asdvsy mSl lmmfhkS*
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CROSBY q BELKNAP,
MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

Vl Passenger Trains leave NewYork foot o. Coruana'
Al Al ~ A MI and PM; Newark. 81 Am snd y r
Eor Nsw-York leave Dover 81 ITO A. n and zP M nox
nstown. "a M and ass NJ, he freight Trsins leaw
Car caves Orange al ssSs AN. and SSS M fsssenkes
are received and delivered each way 70 se.son iot ne
Qua stages THAI iniersect this kosd- fieks" s y" w
cure1 before taking seas In tbs cars
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Morses Compound syTupcf
VELLOW DOCK ROOT..-W. f..


n prompted BY eyesy principle Of Humanity 70 msa'
knovn 10 he world the wonderful ecacy OF THIS cxusor
dinsry preparation Thousands have been relesea OF
Erea amount Of suffering and many vea saved oy ne as
STA is acknowledged by the best judges OF mealcineM
ks he mos elegant scientific and ssluery PREPARATION nos
n use and a. depuranve remedy seldom ever e9naleo
Il ssands unrvsed for The Of Eryspeas san kheem
sanker scrofus and all the various diseases arising non
a. impure state Of the Bood Also oil Bilious complaints
end used with unprecedeni success In all cases OF
weakness and general debility strengthening ne weaken
81 BODY gvpR tone 70 various organs, and tnvgora
Ing sen and also for ofthe Liver com
SLANT CesFh, Dyspepsia Headache DizEtness Coogns
he fhoss Agecied With Chronic Diseaseseof whatever
sm, VII find Oils medicine not only peasantte the As.s
bus certaln cure, Il be within the power OF remedial
agents 10 Affect their disease composed OF medicines
% happily combined tend directly 10 give tone to The
stomach and bowels excite 70 healthy scon the Lveg ane
.aswhole Gsndalar syslen, slsy Nervous irtsby And
promote the fee action Of the Lungs thus rendering II sP
pcsble TO Ill diseases Of Chronic nature. Il IL purely
vegcsble and may be used 10 al climates and o. ali Sec
coma Of the year,
Prepared only by @. MORSE CO, at 100 Fountains
Providence r l. and sold by houssnds al over he Unh
I'd stales, Canadss, he Hsydock Cornes Clay, xl'
FeaTlsk N York General Agenta ils em'
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EGORY'S CALF D RN A
UFREIGHT, PACKAGE and PARCEL EXPRESS
Per steamers CRESCENT CITY and NORTH AMERi
CA direct on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, April ION ana
llh speed uneqnaled-kate hecuced !-oy tne soovo
stearpers our next Express will DO forwarded TO our
Agents al Chsgres and Psnss who have the most certain
for the for the speedy transmission OF Fregn
over The Tshus OF any Companies engaged 10 inc Dus
ness Shippers may rely upon soocs % :. oSsr.
which port facilities for re.hlpmont OF goods on o
the steamers cannot be surpassed!
Parcels received until NE morning or ssesnes Gay VI
Pscfsges (which must In all cases be made perfectly
water prooO must be len at the ONCE the dsy prevous-
No Custom-aouse charges made msae u,rcHcooK
Managers aid Agents, l49 Pearl s. cor wal.
~. Refer by permission to Messrs losnson Lo wden
IFS WaIst SpOhord Tiesion Co. As South 81 Nesmisn
Co. 50 Pinest; Levi ApgM h Co. 70 Dey-sI Aunn
VALIFORNIA.-BERFORD Il CO.'S
OLETTER AND PACKAGE ExPREss-Gfeat 70
Feisb 10 San Francisco IS cts per b. Letters Is c
Dssuerr oype 10 stockton Sacramento San jesse, 80
Dssaerreotyp 70 Oregon the Mines Sandwich Islands,
sn. package. of s. Ests se,s 70 sSss'on
E. Is E. 10 To San Jose. ..........S5 -
20 l2lOregon and 8 Islands % .
50 = l5lMsysviue, Elizathe aines,sl
pern To all ports OF 8. America.sl
Millinery per cubic foot, $40 ....... ~, an. ,.,,
mus and accompanies all shipments me ishnus
Next sbiument win be by steamer North America, on
h April and arrive In San Franctscs six days In advance
OF u 8 mail by Georgia" No u 3. mail BY "North
America Mail closes al p, llth April
BERFoRD CO., veseyst, Astor House,
B-Inclose letter and postage to his Office and pre-
payn ma lmMW5
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WATER CURE.
VN ATER-CURE INSTITUTES

w Patients will be treated q The eommodices ey -
tabsheut rs Laight 81 ss ell seasons Of tho ye9 end
lebanon Springs from May let 10 October ist eos 49,
VIII hereafter be under the medical oireeton OF W - Is
frsll and tho domestic management OF M "
MI Inn
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NITIZENS Fl L INSURANOE'
OCOMPANY-Ofhcss 81 WALLsf. and l67 sO"'
fRY-Ths Company with cash capital OF
Sl50,00O. ,,,.
and large surplus securely invested continues 70
against loss or damage by FIRE, dwelling honses -
ebandise household furniture and al descnpnoss o.
sona Property, on the most favorable iermAe
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah johnson, William v 1eanno'
Alonzo A. Alvord, James q nAo"N'
Daniel BURNETT, Jay Jsrvs
u7s1i,s,, WsnsTa Iohn s. Harris,
rs,ns. MrFl-ssh Robert Barley,
49, &c. Frsncis A. Palmer,
Jscob Miller 1910,
DANIEL BURNETT at1vUsa
JAMxs NJ McLKAR. Secretary.
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WHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
NEW-YORK AND LIVERPOOL direct, and bEfWEEh
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston ships only calling at HALIFAX 10 land ana 70
eeve malls and passengers.
ASIA, yudkins. EUhOrAi T.. O. LOU
AFRICA, A. Ryre. NIAGARA, stone
AMERICA ~ Shannon. CANADA, VIM. Harrison
CAMBRIA, J. Leiieh.
These vessels clear WHITE LIGHT a. their mast
head; GREEN on starboaTd side; port side.
No second cabin passengers viii be taken after the E Of
Nav until further notice.
No berths secured until paid for.
Freight win be charged specie beyond an Anouni for
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
All letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Ofhce For freight and passage apply 70
T. CUNARD, Jr, SO Broadway
French German and other foreign goods, received ana
brought 10 common with British goods.
ThTough bs of sdng are given in Havre for NewYofk.
Amer the LIST Of April next the rate OF freight by me
above steamers from Liverpool viii be very materially
reduced NJ ~
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GELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS at

~ sINGsINo. Rev. JOHN ,
.rny Summer Germ Of this School viii commences on
mohs May S. Number limited 70 twelve The house
10 In tine location, with ample play grounds Circulars
containing ierps and referen be bad Of PIER
SON, Is HammondsL or ALFRED EDWARDS l22
Pesrlst a9Sr
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NOR BRIDGEPORT. HOUSATONIC

Il and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fare 10 eensa-The
Steamer ALICE Capt Weess viii leave the pier ZOOS OF
Maketss every Tuesday, fhursday and Saturday, q
O'Clock A NJ Retaining viii leave he Railroad docn q
BRIDGEPORT every Monday, Wednesday and Friday q
taken Al The 10 wes rates. which viii be received de q
he Office on he pier TAI im'l W. II. SLATER ACT
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HUDSON RIVER KAlLnOn, -. -.
H. II frsins from Hew-York 70 Pougnsssssx n for Pa
ones - n !, Cor Pss-ngen sod Fosgst az
for fsnergep At fssssssg sso.s Tor Esw.Yors q
gers 20 PeeksklL Leaves Pousns "a I.sys PssssaiT
, NJ a ~ 1nffIVVFs h LEE. superintendent
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AND NATIONAL LAW

SSCH0OIs-Bsllston Spa. sarstogs County, N. Y
The next term will commence the 7h OF May. Object
Of School practical well theoretical Under the
new charter Diplomas given which admit to practice.
Tuition be paid In advance circular, slsu lg plan,
ke sent by rsQuest directed (postpedl to
sl5 DSWkSWtM7 wv. FOWLER, President
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
~IJbnnnLII ~ - Pier l. North River, al A N:
oos. nsD freeht and Il ?. passenger. and
X New Jersey Railroad foot Of corandst |" u H. Ano
.s9 ard "a r. H.
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HHE PEOPLES FIRE INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NEW-Y0RK, 70
be located In the Banking House OF the Peoples Bank OF
the City Of Hew.Yofk, US Censtst
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah ferbell Solomon BGnt9,
Freeman Campbell, Charles Crane,
John w Lewis George Warner
Johu p Yelyertou. Christopher Gwysr,
Henry Terbeu William J. Buck,
David D. Crane, John MDneypenny.
John Mace, George .Cragins
George Youngs Charles T. Pierson,
Jokn N Oenin, William NJ. Wilson,
Simon Shindler, Abraham Leggsu,
Edward Nelson. Edward r CLARK,
Gaylord B. Hubben, Thomas Williams,
Gideon De Angels, Mortimer Vrown,
James Brouwer, Robert q WORRIES,
Bspaish @ Stokes, Philip 8. Bonesteel,
Jolhap C Meeker Charles Olmsfead.
William B. Corning, Charles II. Mclntire,
Matthias Clark.
JEREMIAH TERBELL, PresidenL
MOSES g. LEONARD, Secretary.
The updersigned Commissioners give notice mai oooE1
of subscription the Capital Stock Of this Company WI
be opened by them MONDAY, the seventh day OF APIl
next and continue open Until the twelfth day OF April ~
tween The hours OF 10 O'Clock AN and O'Clock n "
each dsy ct the Banking House OF the Peoples Bank
The Civ OF New. 7 orb, It's Canal ct
MATTHIAS CLARK,
JOHN MONEYPENN1, (coruisriot,efS
CHARLES MCINTYRE,
JEREMIAH TERBELLL
ms nl2TuTnhS
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DROOKLYNFIREINSURANC co.
n-Of6cs No Merchants Exchange, Wslla n.
ana IS Fuou-st. Brooklyn. WIN. ELLsWORTH, rreSt
A. g. arHvEMs Secretary. III sm-
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E,ARE REDUCED-Only Through Line

4 EsHHEC
n FOR SAN FRANcisco via CHAGREs. direct and
~ ne United States Steamers the Pacific 90 fhUhs
DAY, April 10. Tbs splendid Steamship CRESCENT
CITY, llS0 nrs.l John Tanner, Commander, viii leave
Der Fer North River. Thursday, April TO- ais O'Clock
r. NJ. Passengers By his vessel viii connect with tie
United States Mall Steamer TENNESSEE, 10 leave rsna
ma on or about lH May For freight or passage apply a.
The obce So Souihst or n III WesLsl AZ no
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TRAVELLING.
TTNITED STATES MAIL STEAM

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION
OCOMPANY-For BREhEN via SOUTHAMPTON
The ULiled States Mail Steamship WASHINGTON, GEO.
W. FLOYD Commander viii sail for Bremen via Souin-
ampton on SATURDAY, April 18Th, from pier No Norln
River IL O'clock An experienced Surgeon atsened
to the ship All letters must pass through the Postomce
Specie delivered 10 Havre For freight or passage apply
to MOLLER, SAND RIERA, Agents, 50 srosdWay
AZ 1894
The southern press., 1851-08-06

may take, the existsnes " ~ ecnvsution, via.
out action, is a positive evil
hsve now, gentlemen, briefly expresssd whal
! thtnk the most important views aud ref .ctioaa
relative to the present position and future coursa
Of ths HA.s Il il needless TO disguiss that
have written under great embarrassment. You
yourselves would feel it somewhat hardship
perhaps, to bs called upon TO give in matter
where the principal steps had already been taken
and taken contrary to your own remonstFances
making the past different from what you had
Purposed, and laying fresh foundation for q
future different from the future which you had
mace your preparations to meet. What advice
am able to give give freely, but my difficulty
is that do not know what advice to give, and
therefore claim the indulgence which is sconceded
to the convention itself, and which those who
ask my advice claim on their own behalf, TO
Judge what the convention shall do when the
convention meets.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
]. A. WOODWARD
To Messrs Thos. McKinstry, J. Bookman, W.
IL. Trapp, W. f. Watt, G. o. Trapp, ]. b.
Jenkins.
The southern press., 1851-08-06

UNION OF THE WHIG PARry.--We sincere
ly congratulate the Wings Of the State upon
the fact that basis has now been establ shed,
on which the entire party may act unitedly for
those great ends of public policy which we have
40 often struggled for together, and in respect
to which we have never been divided.
The platform which we publish above, must
commend itself, for its wisdom and justice, to
all Wings, no matter how widely they may have
differed with regard to the compromise in gen.
ersl, or the Fugitive slave INV In particular
Very properly, it puts foremost those cardinal,
permanent measures, adherence to which makes
us Wings II then proclaims infexible hostility
to slavery extension, and loyalty TO the Consti
tuition and Union and asserts the duty Of obey
ing every law Of the country, as well m the
right Of each citizen to discuss all laws, and
seek the modification or repeal Of such a. do
The southern press., 1851-08-06
From the Louisville Journal.

MAYsvTLLE, July %, July.
GENTLEMEN: Our "IIls City" was heaved te
its profoundest depths this morning by the an
nunciation, in flaming capitals, that Cassins Mar
'celus Cla the liberty and Union candidate for
governor, would address our citizens at the court
house, at o'clock.
A large auditory collected, drawn together by
an rrepressible curiosity TO see 1Noble Cassus,
As he was once upon time designated. He spoke
over three hours, and respectful and candid
hearing was accorded him, while some sentiments
he uttered were received with demonstrations of
applause. Prospective emancipation was the
leading feature of the address. His appeals
were made with striking vigor TO the most sem
stive preJudices of human self-interest,
pride, popular predictions humanity, courage.
and philanthropy. He strove by the most in
genious and subtle augmentation to array the
hostility OF two classes he rich and the poor
the STAKEHOLDER and non-slaveho oder-aoainst
each other. Ifthere exists spirit of antagonism
between these classes, which is questionable,
consider the encourager of such distinctions ns
guilty of The most reprebensible conduct Such
is inconsistent, unwisc, improper
false, and must bring the deserved odium of
censure on its advocate
Capt. Clay's objects in the present canvass
u"'"'e9s'y w ouho up tniru party, an anti
slavery party, balance power party--wiIl
certainly meet with the decisive disapproba,ion
Of every true Wing.
The impression Capt. Clay made upon some
of our citizens was quite favorable TO himself
yet they announced publicly that the hopeless
ness Of his election, not to mention his known
hatred for some of the chiefs Of the Wing party.
will prevent them from giving him their sup.
port. We have many emsncipationi.ts in ,h
community, highly honorable and useful eli :
zens, yet have not heard of one of these gen
tlemen who intend voting for the asitating Cas-
sius. The "liberty and Union" candidate will
be relieved, partially, at lenst, of his morbid am
bition and prurent vanity, by knowing the re
suit of the August election. His itching desir.
for notoriety will be ati6ed, and the quietu,
the people will place upon his overweening con
fidence and supreme sel6shncss, will tell him, il
thunder tones, where he stands in their affections
The southern press., 1851-08-06

not commend themsslyss = III jna6 Gk And.
finally. Il dsolasss ~ coa6d>nee sk III pmefy Ia
tn uaalnnna an1 1(ats ud1nini14
Wkn platform 70 liberal and a., ~ may
we'll rely on The unity Of action 70 dasisab)s for
the triumph OF that system Of policy 49, We
believe 10 be for the best interests Of ~ AOmn-
try. The committees at Albany have d0nS their
duty; il il now for the Wings cf ths 0Gats 70
do theirs. M