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q NEW-HAVEN RAIL,


lNROAD-On and aher Wednesday, Dec. ls, the follow
ing trains viii leave The Cansst station, Broadway
Passengers also received At the New-York ard Harlem
Railroad Office TweDty-seventh-st
l. Accommodation Train Al 10 An Tor neW-Rocsesle
aAmAroneck, Rye, Pon Chester Gfeenwch stamford De
ren. NOrwalk, WestpOn Southport Earnea, Bridgeport
srstford Milford and New Passenger from toe
WsySsons Tor Albany, and the Stations On The Housaioue
and Naagatuck Railroads viii take hs tram and sop a.
Bridgeport PassepgeTsffOm WayStanOns FOR Boston Prov
dence Worcester Hartford, Springfield and Commercial
River Railroads win Jake hs Train and ION express FrsB
nj New-Hsven Passengers for Canal Railroad stop a.
ETnress Train at o'clock 81 for Stamford, Bridge
port Albany Housatonc and HsagHiuek Railroads asw
Haven and the Canal Railroad, Middleton, Hartford
SIrngfeId and Connecticut River Railroad, Worcester
s. Accommodations Train Al o clock A NJ FOR Rev.
Haven aud intermediate Stations. Passengers by his
Tram for the Csua Railroad viii remain at New daveI
until 81 P NJ For NewH9yen, Hartford and Springfield
Railroad remain in New.Hayen until 2
Express Train ais n. Tor Stamford s1oss port and
Nsng0tUck Railroads Waterbury, New Hsvsu, Hartford
Rpr1gfeh Worcester and Boston
s. Express Train az 315 P. NJ Gcr Stanford and Norwat
and CONNECTING with Housatonic Train at Bridgeport fo
s. sscomEodalon Tram al 4PM Tor Hs7v-aaven sno
J. Co@mais1on Trsin Al S PM FOR bridgeport and in
''''''o' TRAINS 20 NEw-YoRK
T. Con,InztAdOn Trail al 10 AN from Bridgeport s0E
enk a. all the intermediate Stations
2 Accommodation Train n A IA Tor rev daTea
Goppins al all intermediates Stanons.
g. Accommodation Tram al % AN. srOsn Ne"'da'ea
gtoppng at all Intermediate Stations receiving passenger
tron Hartford and New Haven Canal Rsilroad and Mag
Gtnck Railroad.
Express Train al 10 z "a. Ola connection with Tho TX
Dress Train from Boston, from NewHsyen stopping a.
Bridgeport and Stamford receiving passengers ron tbs
Housatonic Railroad Bridgeport
S Accommodation Train Al 50 IA. receiving pssoe1
sers from the Accommodation Tran nom Boston ado
kom the NAugaiuck Railroad at Bridgeport rom New
Haven stopping al oil isIermedtais Stsuonk
s. Express Train A. 10 PM (Or In connection with a
press Train rom Boston, stopping al Bridgeport horWaH
and Stamford, arriving n New-YOrk a. IL so Pm
= Express Train al 45 r. NJ. from Bridgeport in con
nectiOn with the HOusatOnic Train from Albany and Plus
field stopping al Norwak and Stamford.
Passengers are requested procure rcke before knG
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CALIFORNIA.

GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICE
~ Independent Mail Co California, LetIers to San
Francisco Only Is Cents and delivered in advance Of the
u. Small.
BERFORD & co. EXPRESS. No. 2 Aston House. New
York, dispatch Special Messenger, the Steamer Ores
City, 9th inst who will charge Of Letters and
Packages and deliver them 10 all parts OF California Ore
gon, and the Sandwich Islands, OF the u.
Mail Persons al distance enclose California Postage and
prepay TO this Office. Paid STAMPS for sale Postage
Sacramento Stockton San Jose Oregon and Sandwich l
lands 81 CO. To the mines 81 co. No U. s. Mail by this
Steamer. BERFORD CO, Astor House, NewYOrk,
and corner Of Clay and Kearneyss San francisco 20f U
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DHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS dis

u penaed win care, aud FAMILY MEDICINES OF
superior qualify may be obtained Drug NOs 81
Bseeck Broadway and i12 Eg6lbay ueHr Nu9
teenthst Al al hoors Also toilet frnitpre perfumes
soaps, sponges. brushes and cOsmeucs. CuOping and
LeechiDg attended L.. lS0 Inn l.. A. ROSENsflI LER
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TRAVELLING.

OHhngt OF TtU.
DAMAPO AND PATERSON RAIL
IekOADs
kxPREss Trans -lstopping only al Patterson and Ho-
hokus Leave Sufern's al 81 and AM and u M.
on the arrival ofthe Erie trains Leave New at AN
and 81 and PM
WAY FRAINs.-lStopping at all the stations Leave
Sufern's at oclock A d. Leave New-York al O'clock
Pm. sUNDAYs-Lesve Sufern's at 81 AN. and New
York al 5 M
PATERSON TRAINs-Leave Marketst at and 81 AM
ard or on the arrival OF the trains from Suferns
Leave Paterson Depot at 81 and IL AM. and 81 P. M
Leave New York a. T. 81 NJ. and Il ST. a and PM
SUNDAYS Leave Marketst at7A.M Paterson Depot3l
pM Leave New York NJ a. A NJ and PM lOf
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EOR LTVERPOOL.-United States
q Mai Steamship BALTIC Capt Jos J. Cornsrock. This
Stesnshp Will depsft Nh lhe Has NJ Europe, psrys-
" on "Wednesday s,h Of March. Al y O'Clock ~ from
her berth 81 the foot VI Canals
No berth secured until paid Tor
al letters pass through he Post Once
For freight or passage. having uuequaled aocommota-
EDWD. X. COLLINS. Is Wallet
Positively 10 freight vii be received % board t'r
The s'ean-r TACTIC VII sac-eea ,1s sALTIc, ana
ssil March .9. 81
nor LIVERPOOL-Packer of 26th
Gus. Capt Ehen HOO's Jr viii si. Is a1ove-her resu-
rdsy
For Freight or Passage haviag unrivaled sccommoda-
tOns) apply board. II Pier No u East River, orto
SPOFFORD. TILESiON X CO
lsft27 48 sou,h-sL
'sNHE BRITISH and NORTH AMER
u ICAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEh
NEW-YORK AND LiN ERPOOL direct. and RfRNV lAE
sOSTON AND LIVERPOOL.
The Boston boats only ealing az Halifax 70 land and ~
Se ASA Il'i Jo Si EUROPA. L q Loa
AFRICA. A Ryrio. NIAGARA, J. Stone.
AMERICA. n. shannon. CANADA Wun. Hsrriso1.
CAMBRIA. Lech
These vessels carry clear WHITE LishT a. 1neJ mes'
head GREEN starboard side; RED on pom aide.
NO bertnEecufcd until PAID for.
Freight viii be charged specie beyond an amount ior
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon board
All letters and newspapers must psfs 1nroogh NE Fose
Ofsce
Tor fret CHI and passage Apply %
T. CUNAKD u. SO Broadway.
French, German and other foreign goods received snd
brought In common with British gcOds
Through bills OF lading gwen Ia have Ior e" AoA
After the lSt OF April the rate OF freight oy .ns
above from Liverpool, vii he very materially
reduced. ~ us
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ALT OhIN1A ENI INEOAJL - IIO
~ of the subscribers will return California by the mid
die OF March and will attend to any business entrusted TO
him He will be prepared to take small packages and will
attend personally their delivery either at San francisco
or at Sacramento City.
As the subscribers are permanently located Sacramento
CITY they take this method Of soliciting cOnsigDments OF
Goods ard they viii attend themselves to the disposal
Of all Goods coming them, they do rot doubt but that
they make such adventures very profitable 10 parties
sending out having been In business at the latter place for
the lasi year, and being well acquainted with the market
they viii give any Information desired in the selection o.
Goods, &c.
Satisfactory reference will be given here and at Sacra
mento CITY H. F. OSBORN be al their store AK
Grand ST every morning till 10 O'Clock, and from 70 PM
INV H. r. OSBORN BROTHER.
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Ceuua Railroad of new-Jersey
AZ INTER- ARRANGEMENTS


w Commencing MONDAY. Nov. 4, 1S5o.-Th,s Rose
extends from ELIZABETHPORT IS miles to the w dIFa
HOUSE, N. j. reducing the staging between the terminus
OF the Road and EASTON TO % miles.
This hne leaves Hew-York by steamboat Ned jacket
pier no North River and connects with trains on tbs
New-Jersey Railroad which leaves Nev.York ron fool
OF CortlRnd.st-
TRAINS UP-Leave New-York by steamboat Red JACK.
et pier No North River, at liz d. freight and at Pm
passenger and by NJ j. Railroad foot OF Coruand-st at
An and II Pm.
Trains lesve White House and following places for New
York follows
White House al 81 AM; freight at e. AN; PssSenge
scmervile al AN; Freight at JAM Passenger Al
Bound Brook at st AM; Freight at ION AM; Pas.
aenger al 25m m.
PiainfeId st5I AM Freight at u AM Passenger Al
Westheld at 81 Am. Freight si7I AM; Passenger Al
SPIN.
Eizabethtown, freight Al AM. Passenger at ia ~.
Ehzabethpon 81 81 AN; freight al ~ AN; Psasen'
KerR PM.
STAGES wiz be in readiness arrival OF the An
train from NewYork the White House TO convey pas
Sengers 10 Easton, Wilkesbsre Bethlehem Allentown Ane
Mauch Chunk Penn. and to Wilmington, Lebanon Clinton
Milford and Bevidere NJ.
bah BAGGAGE at the max OF the owners until do
nvered into the actual possession Of the Agents the Com
pany and checks or receipts given herefor nb
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VsHE NETWORK and LiV ERPOoL
1 UNITED STATES MAIL srEANE RS The sslf


comprising his Line. are TIA
ATLANTIC, C1YeAin WesH sACIflC, Capesln ~ O.
ARCTIC CAPTAIN Lac. SALTlC. Capt Sos1siucs
ADRLATiC Can't Grafton
raese satpa navtss oeen Sai by iessn 81
aovrllnent service, every baS heen lhc cOs
,glucuOn also n .aeI engines s,reaso e1e
speed and te accommodations 'or Passengers 49, a1'
slale6 iOs elegance and c0taf1rt
Price Of passage RON Nev'yors - Liverpool 49,. "a
elusive OF extra size sIaierUos - oCs LVsrpoo
New-Yo As An sXuerieLcod Sai 4e1u st,Grtef =
ssrh ship No Berths secured Until paid foI
TIE % taoso snipt VII elcOdaiAb.e 20
gold. silver bullion specie je7ver5. precious siOnss %
metals 1neSs bs Of lsding are rgnsd hsrefos and S
value tbsreO- therein pressed
PROPOSEp DATES or SAlLlHS
FNOM EEw.YONE fkOM LIvsgFOoI
Wednesday, nGTch S, 1881 Saturday S'hrlsry g lssl
Wednesday. March 10, 1881 Samnt4y, FearuSrv - 10.
"Wednesday, April , Is ,SSfarday, Marc. iSsl
"wednesday, April le, 1851 iSsulrdsv darcs - 1877
FOrfreighi passage Apply 10 EOW ARD A COLLlhs,
IS Wslsi Newly 7k. ~ BROWN. SHiPl4tf \ 70
Liverpool p. 8 ROBERTS co IS Kings Arms YGrd.
I.Oodon or l. DRAPER, j., Boulevard N0punsT'rs
Amer he Ist fApnl the RAE offsghts by ne ssevs
Reamers win be materially reduced ~ u
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Post ONCE Operations.
The POSTMASTER GENERAL has established the ioicwi'
new Post Offices for week ending February ID, 1901:
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N S. MAIL STEAMSHIP CONE

n -. MAIL - EAACL1LA OOu-
u sPANY.-For Havana, New-Orleans and Chagres
Through Tickets TO San Francisco at reduced rateA
ChaeIes passengers transferred al Havana 10 the splendid
steamship FALCON
On WEDNESL AY, Feb, 18th, aus 2 M. the splendid
double-epgine steamship OHIO 5000 tuns burhen, JAS
FIHDLAY SCHENcR commander will sail precisely at
O'clock P M from her pier at foot Werrenst n r with
The Government Mails, direct for Havana, NewOreans
and ChagTes.
Freight taken TO New Orleans a. usual rates.
Specie only taken on freight To Havana
Shippers Of packages containing jewey gold or silver
ware or any articles commonly Snown vauaoes must
specify the value OF the shipment in their bills OF ladng or
The Company will be responsible for any losses on vau-
able msTchsDdize shipped without such specific so1 For
MASSAGE or freobt apply TO NJ o.. ROBERTS.
IN rs IN WestsL corner Warren-st
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A MEXICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.

n QlEHANAAN E<AI MOD OONll hAN
IN JOHNSTON LIVINGSTON, having purchased
with others, the whole stock and interest OF William A.
Livingston in the American Express Company Notice Is
therefore hereby given that the said William A. Livingston
is longer member Of said Company OF the firm Of
Livingston Fargo Co, said Johnston Livingston having
taken his place in said firm VIM. q. FARGO, Sec'y.
Dated New York, January l6, 1851. 2Of lmf
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE between BOS

LUTON and NETWORK, VIA SfOhlndION ana
PROVIDENCE-lnland rouIo- without ferry, change Of
cars or baggage! ,-,,-,,,,e, -. ,,.. -.
COMMODORE, Capt VIM a. Frazee, in connection
with the stonngtoR and Providence and Boston and
providence Railroads. leaving New York daily (Sundsys
exeeped) nom Pier Mr. 6rs wharf above Baueryplaee,
nj O'clock NJ and Stsningtop ate N or upon the AZ
rival Of tho Mail Train ron Boston
These were batexpressy for ne roale sad are
In every respect particularly adapted TO the naygan0n o.
Long Isand Sound The accommodations for passengers are
sommodOus and CONFERENCE.-The officers capable and ex'
penenced -. ~. ,,.
The route being the shortest and most direct Oeavees
Boston and New York passengers are enabled 70 GnVe
IN ample ifne for the morning lines Of SteambOa kn4
railroads running to various points rom those c1es
The MASSACHUSETTS viii leave New York on faee-
dsJ Thursday and Saturday Leave ssonngton On hoa'
dsv "wednesday and Friday.
The COMMODORE viii leave New York Monday, wed
aesday and Friday Leave S'onDgton Tuesday FhursaV
and Saturday.
ngtoD proceed Immediately IN hs splendid railroad can
to Providence and Boston bag gugemaser aecon'
psnes each rain To and nom Boston for passage
berths aaterooms freight applications may be naas y
he Agents on do Ths[ and ~ The of5ce, 10 AAnerJ'
III
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IsTHMUs HOTELS.

cgAGkEs - (GORGONA,
ckTCFs AM (PANAMA.
UNHE IRVING HOUSE, at Chagres,
Il Hellace w. Williams, assisted by Hugh Miller.
THE PANAMA RAILROAD HOTEL at Gorgona, IN
der the mans cement of A Miller and j. F. Go1ger
THE AMERICAN HOTEL al Cruces under The man
aaement Of h. r. Foger and Ii. Miller, JE
THE UNITED STATES HOTEL, at Panama, under
the management OF Adrian 3. Miller. Jel DNCu
TINTED STATES MAIL LINE from
u CHARLESTON 10 HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY VEsT-Tbe id steamship lSA BEL. 900 tuns
burden commanded by Capt Wiism Rollins, VIII com
rnence her regular uips Monday, Oct l. and SAL rsgn
srv from Charleston c. for Havana on the let and 18th
OF each MONTH aud from Havana TO Charleston on me So
ard I'd. , r,- an
FROM ChsrlesiOn snd Savannah 10 Key West, $50.
For particulars. spply 10 . ~, a, s-.....
In Charleston 20 "a y HlOhn4SSaIE
Aesrrs in Havapa DRAKE, BROTHERS co.
Passengers leaving Havana Dy this ship reach balI'
more by Inc land route the hfh day. by meeung ne
steamer SOutherner, reach New York IN same time II
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COUGH SYRUP only

i24 cents This IL 81 to- very remedies for
Cough Cod. Hoerseness &c AZ c4nuOt be praised 100
highly just try bottle II IL pleasant 20
take Sold Wholesale and retail, al SANDS Mammoth
Drrr Store. n JanessL 81 Inn
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NRANGE MOIINTAIN WATER

ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
~ CUBE.-Dr. JOSEPH 4. weber ngs assumed the
p-rHsncut Medical Direction Of this iusdlauon The es-
Hnfshmeut 10 situated IN South Orange, Essex County
EewJersey, ons hours rice from the city ~ Morris and
Iasex Railway Visitors the feryhoat al me Oo OF
corilsDdSt At AN and ct 81 m Private baths are al
.sched 10 mosl Of tho Patients All ietien upon
professional business should be addressed 10 DR. Wecer
shers to the Superintendent OF the Orange Mountain Wa.
.arCure j96
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ENMPIRE CITY LINE.-At reduced
~ rates of fare Through tickets to San francisco via
ChagreS and by the u s. Mail tbs Pacific The
splendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, John Tanner,
direct on FRIDAY Feb. D. at clock, P. NJ All freight
must be on board and bills adng signed at the office pre-
vous the day Of sailing. For easage or freight apply
T. B. STONE, 10 Battery place
The steamship EMPIRE CITY, Capt J. d Wilson, will
leave her dock pier No Mr. Thursday, March Is a.
O'Clock, p. M lH tB
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CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD
NLINE FROM NEW YORK TO PHILADELPHIA
One Line only W b. anil further n0uce-leavlng New
York from Pier No North River foot Of oaieey place
dRilv Sundays excepted by Steamboat JOHN POTTER
CAPTAIN JOHN SIMPSON, II Il O'clock FOR SCUM Annoy
vbere passengers will take the for Camden stopping
al tbe usual intermediate places ard arriving II Phsds
phts sbOut5 p ~
FirsI Claks CaEE......s' 49,
Second Class Cars. 49,
Third Class Cara. lyOV
Dinner provided on board steamboat John Potter
Passengers for Freehold viii Lake The stage 81 VESTS
Fare from New York 10 Freehold, 67A cenu.
EMIGRANT LINE.
Leaves oy steamer TRANSPORT Capt ). aocld a.
"a O'Clock p NJ Fare 81 80 so lbs OF baggage allowed
zach passenger be carried al the rsk OF It's owner pal
nothing viii be received considered as baggage except
wearing apparel ln2n IkA BLISS Agent
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WATER CURE.

EMATER-C CURE INSTTTUTE-CITY
ard CODNTRY.-Or TRAIL receiyes Patients Al
he commodi0us City estahishmeft - Lsght-st and A.
oyser Bay, l. Communication dEy between these
slsces by stesmhoat snd rsilroad Gerers Practice Al
A2ded Consultations s. ia lm*
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OF THE DEMOCRATIC
ta., ~ STATE CONVENTION. s

:"
On motion Of Judge KEsL1NG of Warren.
Hon. A. p. EDGERToN was unanimously
appointed as President pro. tempore; but
not being present, Hon. VIM. SAWYER, Of
Auglaize, was called to the Chair as Pres
ident pro. tempore: and CHARLES L. VEL
LER, Of Butler, was appointed Secretary
pro. tenn, with Mr.. w. MYERS, of Hamil-
ton county, as Assistant. -,
On motion, committee Of one from
eachsCongressonal District, was appoint
ted to examine and report upon Creden.
tials Of Delegates.
On motion, committee Of one delegate
from each Congressional District, was ap-
pointed to select and report permanent
offices for the Convention. ,-.. a.sl
On motion, it was
Resolped, That the committee on per.
manent officers be instructed to report to
the Convention rules for its government
A motion was also passed referring all
resolutions, except on business, to the COM
mittee upon rules and permanent officers.
The following delegates were appointed
a committee to draft and report to the
Convention, resolutions expressive OF the
sense Of the Convention, viz: ,,,,G
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bic claim in shs.thiug cold until soms -.
cited price Is agreed on; and not svsn
then, III we ollect the common Law right.
II, unless someihing in the shape Of earn.
esi money is paid in hand. Tsus, even :
manual delivery Of personal property pas.
ses the title, But that principle does mot ap.
ply TO an agreement 10 sell and deliver.
But we have said enough on this subject
for one day. We will moi, however, close
our remarks without repeating again, that
we know nothing Of the justice or the in.
justice Of the Gardidei claim. We speak
Of il and reason about il in .ths asb.
stract-not meaning that the language we
use toward those who have been improp-
erly and wrongfully connected with it
should be interpreted by any one - an
impeachment Of the claim ITSELF What
we have said we would SAY again, even i
the claim was Is just ss AMI, ever preferred
against the government. We are mot
dealing with the Justice or he injustice Of
the claim. Our purpose u % bring 70 ths
public view the conduct Of high officers 81
the government who connsci themselves
with claims against the government III
II the President knew ihst MI. Cofwin
was interested in the Gardiner 81 other
claims, then be i as cnlpabls q MI. Cor
win himself; ifnot. then Mr.. Corwin, ,must
have felt the culpable weakness Of biz .po.
sitioq, or he would not hsye resorted 70
GalPhin yconcsalment, But We yiA touch
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CALIFORNIA. - The late arrivals from
California, bring the intelligence ofanother
destructive fire in San Francisco. The
fire extended over ten squares, comprising
the business portion Of the city. Theloss
is estimated from two to five millions Of
dollars. The fire occurred on the 22d Of
June, and was the work Of incendiaries,
who have been arrested. Many lives are
said 10 have been lost. Ha h
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Of their united support Honest and o.
pabIe, onr candidates are pre-eminently
qualified 10 carry 1.-THE measures Of the
Democratic party under the New Consll-
tutlon, which they havi assisted ih max,
ing, and So ably supported before the
people.
On motion, the thanks Of the Conven.
ton were rendered 10 it's officers for the
efficient smannerjin which they had dis
charged their duties.
The Convention then adjourned, giving
three hearty cheers for the ticket.
Attest: EDSON B. OLDS, President
C.. T.. WELLER. SecretaTu. ss--'s.s-s,
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ELEcrIoss.-Returns received indicate
the election Of five democrats and five
wings 10 Congress from Kentucky. Gov.
ernor ia doubt. ~
Amajority Of the Cougressmen elected
in Indiana are democrats.
In Alabama the Union ticket is trium-
phantly successful.
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CuBA.-The news from Cuba is still
contradictory. Some papers regard the
revolution as at an end. Late New York
papers contain extracts from private letters
which would seem to indicate that the pa
triots are still maintaining their strong.
holds. eiip tsg5l9 atslGE la'is'l ga5
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VIM. DUANE MORGAN for auditor of State,
VIM. TREvITT, " Secretary
JOHN G. BREsLIN, Treasurer /" 4
GEORGE E.. PUGH, Attorney General
A. P. MILLER, for Member Of the Board
of Public Works for tlireeyears.
GEO. w. MANypENNy, for Member of
Board of Public Works for two years. and
JAMES STEEDMAN, for Member of the
Board of Public Works for one year,
were, s5a ta }L
On motion, unanimously confirmed by
the Convention. 4s @ ~ .s,t
The Committee on Resolutions then re-
ported the following, which were unani-
mously adopted: 7l,9 t'.F
1. ReSolred, That by the adoption OF
the New Constitution the Democratic par
ty has obtained a victory worthy of the
years of struggle devoted to achieve it,.
2. RESOLVED, That in the New Consti-
tuition we recognize as principles cardinal
in the Democratic faith: 9d - goa
The election OF all officers by the peo-
ple,' 7,a'
The Limitation Of State indebtedness,
and a provision for the payment ofthe debt
which exists 30 ie - a ssq ger 5.7,sfi
Equal taxation--oompelling the proper.
ty of the rich, invested in stocks, to bear
a proportion of the public burthens by
contributing to the taxes Of the State, y
The restraint upon the Legislative pow.
er--confning it to the legitimate subjects
of general Legislation, s8 go ats .'az
And the browning glory Of repeal, which
secures the people, sovereign always, from
ever becoming slaves TO any law or char
Ter passed by their servants. #gs
3D.. Resolucd, That the new constitu.
ton creates government of delegated
power merely. That all powers not ex.
pressly delegated, or necessarily implied
to execute those powers, remain with the
people, And that every act Of the Legis-
lature not authorized by the constitution
itself is contrary to the theory andstruc-
lure OF the Government and dangerous to
the liberties Of The people. sto i5a - y
4th. Resolved, That we adhere to the
resolutions on national affairs passed In
the Democratic Convention of 848, and
reaffirmed by the Convention of 1850. r.
5th. Resolred. That the present Wing
administration Of the general Government.
in It's reckless squandering of millions Of
the public money annually, and by It's wan.
tonviolation Of pledges, and its indiscrim.
mate and unprincipled prescription. has
shown itself unworthy Of the confidence