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REsDINT TUTOR wANTRp-Br A GENTLEMAN,
ard also 10 general Hrsish Htsratnre BnexeeptonaSs
rsfersr reqursd Grsduas II c. D. win be preferred
sleet
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q x REwARD.-LosT by A SERVANT GIRL, ON TIE
yO svsnipg 81 the 18th instant between Chamters snd
Eighth streets IN Broadway suppoea be In Of the
STAGES ssver watch nubered 10 00 London. The ander
will 'ecsive the shove reward By leaving either s 20
Chsmbers street. or e79 Broadway,
through ksst Thirteenth street and Fifth avenue %
Tenth street. Double Eyegae shutting into engraved
geld ease With gold chain stsched The dnisr win ss
on leaving At the Of John Merten
No. 11Q Canal street
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n HoUGH. AUcrIoNEER-AUcTIoN SALE or
s Sqs s.i S1: ..sss. % . fis.y
@ p s s q rsssny Chair. ms
.s aw Yiss sp and ss.
Furniture. Crostery, &c, rain or shipe.
II g. KEMP. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. PIANO.
~ iSrss' $ - mercy
Kemp will sen saboye without pay advances
furniture. Of GOOD quality. suitsSls for psor sains
and o. a.o iC,. Of GOOD second hand
In. 9n ss s ss
w. CO. n .. 70 no
tnrday in al the furniture saiasd in the
streets.
RYJoHN LEvIsoN. AUcrIoNEsR oil PAINTINGS
with M s Of Ss Art ing
artists h.ve come to the conclusion TO have tho tngs
ds gallery sss 70 ting I
morning eomnensins az II o'eloos.
A UcTIoN NoTIcE-THos. BELL. AUcrIoNIEs-BY
oes:i ss roon Sism i,'s
Mar ssR sa a ss's
eles various pledged goods London Gun cass splendid
% sa case; 5ss a ss
fe%sn Teas T Io FINE
NnR svss
& 10 sa II 7 Rsf w sis thu d q.
sSs 81
spoons and FERRIS and variety Of other goods the
Goods guaranteed to be as represented Catalogues
goods nov ready for examination.
pAMNBRoKEKS ALE-THIs DAY. BY LEWIS Il
Mortimer corner Of Oil yer street aud Oh latham uare
large lot efewery-watches chains ring pins bracelets
silver books, writing desk sale
loa O'Clock By order Of Abraham Goodman 81 Cen
tire street.
TUE GREAT SALE OF IMPROVED DAIRY STOCK.
Stating Of upwards of 100 head to Thomas
Bell. OF Morrisana. WeBtchtter county. will be at
public auction the 18th day Of March, O'clock with
out reserve catalogue, giving description of each AMI
NAL viii be given on the day Of sale. THOMAS BELL.
w. N LEWIS Auotioneer.
Morriana. miles from New York. by Harlem Railroad
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'VNHEATRk-THE UNuERsl0NED HAVING PUH-
chased the National Theatre. Detroit, offers
lease on reasonable terms To manager having light
lect this 10 most desirable unity
would be accepted Is partner. with tSU The house 10 Of
brick forty ~ feet in the heart Of the city,
and tho principal comprises pit and tiers
OF boxes VIII contain $500. This is only place Of
amusement in the city Apply without delay, janice
Sherlock. Detroit, Michigan.
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RR0UGIAhs LYcEUh BENEFIT Of Mr.. LYNNE.
Yori. the new drama Of TEE VAL s'AND0RRE principal
hsIsessse BY hi.s Taylor Mrs Brougham, Niss Gould
EeshIs Lynne, Leach Raymond The of ND,
k klar AND sosEpiAN-xng er Lynne; Comedian, Mr..
SON. So will appear Dancing by Mile Ducy- Barre To
esonciude With fE DEYILLE AN ID DIR. FAUSFUS Bog
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FINE ARTS.

Of the Academy Gas Broadway opposite Bond street.
sixth annual exhibition Artists requested send In
the usual hist Of their works before the 10th March,
Of March inclusive. BY order Of the Council.
j. u. sHKSoGUE. Corresponding Secretary. N. A.
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RRoU0HAMs LYcEUu. BROADWAY, NEAR D sooIr

II
street Dress Circle and Parquet 50 Family Circle
40 ots orchestra Stall Seats ST. Private Boxes Doors
open :. 70 begin ~ IA occk-Frday evening" March L.
.ne Will CONNER wien the comsdictA
si.e e LADIEs BBWAkE-CooIel vAvasour. Mr.. Lynnes
nsica Miss Mary Taylor. 40 be followed by CURIOUS
CAsE-hr John Twirgeton; Mr. Brorgham; Amelis Hi,s
Kate Hsra To conclude with the suresque spse~es
called fE pEvILlE AND DR FAUSTUS-Dr FAustus,
NJ Breughsm; Count Classy. Ar Leaoh thsi car; 'f
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ELLLows. MINsrRELs. ar FELLOWS opEaA

WILLOWS MIN3TRELS, Ar FELLOWS OPERA
house 4 between howard and Grand streets.
Open every nigh. during the week The celebrated original
and we'll known Fellows hnsreis, prsink
and versatile corps oftaened and experienced
uudr the dire oton Of q. Fellows whose thp
city for the last have been received with
favor By the elite fashon Of this great metpopss
Their concerts consist Of Burequs Italian Opera Soenss
witty sayings Solos, Duets Chorsses. Dancing, and In
On WEDNESDAY, saturday
ternocn grand Concert for the lsliss
and families commencing at o'clock Y. NJ Admission
cents Doors open at ~. oommen before g.
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INsrRUCTION.

CpANIsH LANcUAaE-PRorEssoR BARz WILL
sys lessor a. bis resdenes or In part q the city
Transiatiens In Ebgsh Spanish, ineiudinx those
sciences and arts viii be correctly and punetu ally made
Address Al warren street.
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INRANKlIN nusEuN. Iz6 cuAraAu snnazx

THEoDoRK EIsFELD's SECOND CLASSICAL QUAR-
tette Soree will tale place Saturday 18th instant
A. the Hope Chapel b .dway opposite the New York
Hotel vocalist, Mr. Phi saver Pianist, Mr. w. SceArfsn-
berg The principal pieces compositions Mozart
Bee tboytn and Rob. schumann See small bills Tickets
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BY celebrated medical man, that three Baths
equal ten years Of life meaning that. taking the
lie would be prolonged to that extent bathing
Who then, would orego the luxury heslhful
Of the bath, whom ii be obtained, in highest
perfection with ali the
to enjoyment, RA BIkEAUS well known Bathing esab-
hshmentr Ut the Irving the Astor, and the Carlton
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EATAL TO TIE INSECT RACE
LYONS powder shan have ri.cs;
fsr beyond all other things
That mans hand, 70 siay them. fEga
hen his pills for r,ts and mice,
Which they est M In q triss.
stretch them kic king the Goor
d. ing, and Jet craving more
Yet tbs maxim diatetio.
That these things, we'll named magnetic,
Kill net man. or child. woman,
Being harmless 20 the human.
rrircipal depot ego Broad
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DAPER HANGIkGs-THoSAs FAYE n co. No .B
Pear street near Chatham. importers and msnufao-
,urerr have on hard the largest and assorted
Psrer Hanging q in the city which they
oner AZ Wholesale and retail At prices Par
ueusr attention given to the city trade and the test
sorkmen arc employed 20 hang papers.
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Ths Plumber National Daguerrean Gal.
!s Ne s s..ss.sy should b visited ~ =. yho dear.
In ri: ss IN ri. soantsy % '' the 's'' Af''''
g. saunders Metanic Tablet strop.-The
Ss,a ,.ss s 81 e s.a: 81 p:
iiisrsi discount wholesale parcns.srs 90 'i'''~'
80 Pieces three-ply Competing ~ s.. Per
ynrd g pieces Supervise ingraD 6s 5000 yards heavy
BAiIiE BROS. 70. 81 sfi F. y n..r Chatham st.
InteIesting to Ladies' and GentIemen-Iti Is
i-kEown fact to every one In this community. this.
for ds. n
hshnsnt VIZ A'a ''"' 'A'A''' WAN any ''A''
Portable Dressing Cases.-These articles
S1 sss ss u III
useless eontrvanoes renders them very convenient
whose business i'li iasn 7sa Broadway
Geuraud's italian medicated Soap cures
r. p p. hair S@ any ssri ss sS
a. M s , dsp' " nsar Broadway
Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye Will convert
spilled, literally dying the hair the Instant Il is sppsd
SoanS only N d.
Walker street. first store from Broadway.
hair w alSSoS % se
III: Ii II .ss HE'ss
Hair Dye.-Batcheior's instantaneous LII
qlid Hair Dye, SO celebrated in London, Paris Boston
oP NV
mo public must beware of my various
diplomas IL Is for sale wholesale and RETAIL applied
Copy The address,
ClRIehugh's Wigs and oupees have been
for still continue TO b. the prevailing mode
UDted States Their precise and coee f their
hghtness and elasticity their freedom from ali
their classic and elegant give them all the
charms OF natures handicrat. Only call xamine
them At Broadway up sairs opposite Howsrds Hotel
Wigs and Coupees.-Persons wishing
superior Toupee should call ct Bachelors
brsied Wig factory, Ne Wall street. They will find
perfectly all their requirements matter
doult he fails to mt the head In fact he knows his
business and makes business Of it. Copy his address,
give him call.
Comb Factory, 3s7 neutrality-suspicious. are
respectfully this
combs the variety beyond all doubt the greatest in the
comprising the ost beautiful open work ia shell and
buhais horn. Combs repaired and made to order
A. 81. SAUNDERS.
Prophecy. the full power aud
properties OF watts Nervous Antidote shall tho
the system fec whatever deass they the
bills Of mortality will be from 80
are now. 81 bottle. l02 Nassau street.
Bathing and Long Life.-It has been stated
by celebrated medical that three Baths
equal life meaning tnat taking the average
lie would be prolonged that extent bathing
Who then would forego the luxury heethfu influence
Of The bath when 1t be obtained in Its highest
enjoyment At RABISEAUS well known Bathing estab-
hshmentr, 1t the Irving the Aston, and the Calton
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ia noTICsmTn. THIRD AESyAL ..sTry "a.
p. ih April eis IS each may be procured from the
s;Ss%y: ssy n s.: rrs;:sss
brady Esq fn"a.: BIN, ssq aiso Of Adv
Of the DireetoIs and the oaoe Of the NIB
.priicssion is soiisitsSi A~''''' '~u'aA''
AT THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
4 e si 3 ssT asS
Z goose. Hunsr r. Karof. II. Ludswg, .: 0eirichs,
Dr. Dr. Di assd
S:.ss ~
Mr. f. Ho0'e By STSss e The Pyes 1tnsx,c
New YorA March TO- ISL. ''''''
TEE ST. DAvIDs BENEvoLENT SOCIETY WILL
hsd M for the 6, on
ssss The rno 81 Essfisy
VS. MIS- President.
THE UNION BUILDING ASSOCIATION WILL HOLD
ne . ssSsr on hs 1sG9 y 4
Prspso,g.es the be setansd and
Canal street; of Barnard Persons. No II wall
NEW YORK HERALD GUARD -raE REGULAR
nariet upper room funcnal sttssssnse Il necessary
wa. smYrHr. Orderly.
~ partnership heretofore existing between tho subscribe
snder the sa n % Gry amazing expired s
January Samuel c. Gray will attend 10 the settlement
Of the anairs Of the firm and will continue the business
his own account q. WETMORE.
BEsIoIA, Cal Jan. %. 1851. SAML Y. GRAY
TT>O THE LOVERS OF GOOD EATABLE3 UN-
dersigned will offer for sale at his stand S Broad
Saturday the 18th instant and the folio
choice Duchess County Beet Veal and Sou Nut
ton; aso, hne English Mutton Pacific and
portion Of the great OK Red Jacket.
A. BROADWAY. Si4 Broadway,
first door above Thirteenth street, the right
NoTICE;-rgE sUBscRIBERs HAVING BOUGHT
from VIM Pnksrton the whole stock Of Tools and Fix
turss in the Bellows Factory No Suffolk street. in this
city will conduct the business for the future their
account All orders for bellows must be addressed TO them
ut 81 Platt street. RICHARDS FLEURY.
EEw YORK, March IL, 1851.
CLINTON HOTEL, HEAD OF BERKMAN STREET,
~ opposite the Park-The above establishments las
Gently been Furnished in the modern style;
its location 10 central to busn and places Of
with the advantage Of being retired from the general
fusion of Broadway The propretors confident their
table 10 unsurpassed by any In the city.
pHILADELpHIA UNITED STATES HoTEL.-PRoPo-
sails will be received until March the 10th, for the
chase Of the entire ornisure plate and good viii
Of the present lease havng three from the 9TH
Jan Of this celebrated hotel now In most saooessful
deceased, will be raceivedsby the underlined.
JACOB SNlDER Jun, Administrator, 70 Walnut
street. Philadelphia.
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MINERvA ROOMS, 406 BROADWAY.-NA0LRr
AVA Grand Panorama Of Ireland painted by the Irsh
stiss fem sketches taken within the last three yearsn
ndey, interest and beauty unriv slledwith
Irish mnsic and an rishmsns ustratioa. Every even-
o'elocs See hsndbls. Admittanos Is cents; ohdren
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CoyrLIhENTARY BENEFIT TO W. CLARKE-THE
Committee OF Arrangements requested 70 this
Fidsyl evening At the Aston House, IT hansst
clock for the purpose Of petng the
ments for the Benefit which to take place Wednesday
everng the 10Th inst, Mt Nblos Theatre. Any of tho
friends Of Mr. Clarke who feel disposed. invited
to meet the Committee 81 the me and place above named
FRkD'K. TALnADGE Chairman.
JAMES M. TURNER,
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CAUTION TO PERCUSSION CAP DEALERs.-THE
" tutssttrs At the request OF the manufacturers II
percussion beg call 70 follow
tice-Is Gal Bouisnd, rs william street. mp stars
s,Arl Psih.I Notice 20 Merchants sand eonsuners-
The universal which, from the bestow
their ma1ufacturs percussion enjoy having
excited the aestre o. imitation, beg advise the public
thst some dishonest indivduas eountereit MARKS,
tickets and .yen he ssnstures heh surbo,es bear Their
efs very inferior quality ard the boxes Instead Of
tanning ss ours 90, 100 and 40 csps have but inferior
TIE BY thns ~ hazard any boz and tie con-
tents, az we tlways guarantee the number marked
each Stos. GAUrfLLU, ILLIo, GDJIDoRrr hAssE
orders taken fer he genuine percussion caps at low
commission, by LIE GAL BOULauD. Sc william street
CURror coRhs, BUN1oss, SAILs GROWN IN THE
~ flesh Sc-nsdtme Berhsrd respectfully informs her
patrons aud the Putio n seners that she sti eoNauss
her rraoe. for the cure 81 Corn &e At her residence "a
Bowery from til o'eleetP Ladies and gentlemen
waited upen At their residence ~ desirsd. on moder.
obstinate eallostfee.
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T. sRhAN NATIONAL THEATRE. oLYHPIc.-rRl-
~ day, March IA. 1851, the SON AND TRAVELLING. a
farce In three acts. BY Feldman md one comediettA

DIL0RIAS PR0GRKss.-OPEN EVERY EVENING AT
Washington Hall 698 Broadway near Houston street
the Panorama Of Busyans Pilgrims Pr Doors open
20 CENTS Exhibition Wedp esday Saturday after
nosn at o'clock whom children will admitted ct hall
CO. =" -
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Comb Factory, 3s7 Observation-Disclosures are
respectfully invited examine this choice selection Of dress
combs the variety is beyond all doubt the tho
city comprising the beautiful open
buhals horn. Combs repaired and made to order.
A.. 81. SAUNDERS.
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Prophecy the full power aud
properties Of watts Nervous Antidote shall be tho
roughly lnown resorted TO by all peons strengthen
the system fee whatever deass they the
bills sf will 80 than they
81 bottle. l02 Nassau street.
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~ i1LU GAhLAk.-hAkAGER, NIX JOHN SgFTON,
Iehstf 90 cent? Doors opeH half past g. to begin
g. TIvan Boxes. S5-ko Performance WEDNESDAYS and
Sosti - a,st hislt q the Grand Ballet Of Gisee. and
kofey ire last eh but of wonderful Caroline
houssst and her celebrated three sisters Adelaide There
GDs and Ipdsy sarch l4th Overture by the
VIenesra Leader Mr. La Mama To BE by the kna
sn vsudsviie Of hEs Nor h-sIss-Mrs. Adgsts Mss
weston Mt Pretyman Mr.. John sefton: Prett, man,
John Seton To conclude with the ballet Of GisKLLR-
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BROADWAY rHsArRE-l A. MARSHALL. soLv
IN. tSsase g. Barrett. hansser.-ssneat o. sr Col
entitled kIs6 0kkIL-csptain oRef, Mr. Collin Mar
snione De Clernon Mics j. Gougenhsim To be followed
S the farce Of TEDDY TaK TILER-Teddy naier ey nr.
SgJTrrpsA Yer which the oemsey entitled ALL THAT
pasy i@asis NJ Davidge karths Gibss Madame Ponis
opoe curtain iises a. balfpAst7. Drsss Circle
oo cent?; Family Third Circles 20 cents
osnery, ~ cents PrvaS Boxea S6 and IS.
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MISCELLANEOU

MISCELLANEOUS.
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERs-THE 81 soaIsERHAv-
building aas for s. s
S 'ss a ssy be . ready TO fer
JOSEPH sasK No. y Ia.ss. street. Few Yor.
TGsooss.:s. I T. i BkoADwAY WILL EXPOSE FOR SALE
the beef Of the mammoth Red Jacket" The above,
Gs pubic invited 1t sis e fp:as'sse
RAaBERs cHAIRs-BARBERs cHAIRs.-ro BAR
their hal, dis..as s.SI.a would and
M. or .ry Ohs5 city, wiz. =. ne h,e;
tory lO3 WAlksr street near Centre.
II blown. ana Sl.ot line Paints nsauf.stursa BY the
s. JosEs Co. genera. assS ss Beaver IUs street. '
srons 20 william street, sole agents for the
ser 70 The trade IN large QUANTITIES. oni 81 sdsces prs
pEAhurs-PLAAUTs-Jgs RECEIVED. IN FINE
order from Wilmington. Q, 100 bags. For BY j.
d; helerceh IS Bto.dwny lbassmensy P.ntsiOonery-
cheap Champagne wne-Aiso. wine Of hne quality $40
4 below cost The stock OF Megareys Nautical Ware
,s mr. Nv ',ss nov beng .0a TO siee his IS.
Ct esses ,ns DIasias ns ments They worthy the
ssss : '''' : 1''' . '"'' N"' - '''' 'ei0s
CoRsELlus CELEBRATED SOLAR AND LARD
mnnss sandlaeras rrandolss gas
vered ard gilt The allowed be the finished
articles in THE market. and medium prices. None
genuine without the starp Of Cornelius Co. A. NOR
CAN lt2 lillian street. between Fulton aud "A streets
orpetite the church.
GENTEEL AND LUCRATIVE OCCUR ATIoN-TuE
~ advertiser will nnioate to lady gentleman
printed Instructions In beautiful oxp
OFT y enAb either sex 20 practise the genteei
lucrative ocoupsten either for profit emcnt
curing no previous know ledge and but trihng outlay
t.s ,%s % = .s
slant dsmsnd Mr. stevens ptes writes" have turned
Jour Instructions TO rhabe account the srtise being Ia
.rs, request in the nsshborhood lsmploy mysc early
aad late some tays The instructions ctuaily
forwarded by return Of mail part Of ths States
free Of postage, tor 81, By nd iressipg
r. L.JEusEHOhNE Rochester, n Y.
DAPER HANGIkCs-THoEAs FAYE n co. No. .B
Fcari street, near Chatham. importers and msuufao-
turerr have on hand the largest stock
Psrer Hanging q the city which they
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E,oR sALR-BY A oENTLgMAN COL" 3To EUROPE
II Beautiful pair Of Csrrisge Hofs and
the other slack that trot mile In % minutes They
perfectly sound ard kind Inquire ct the sta
bic opposite the italian oPers Astor plss. from 10
TO Pm. Price $500. ALEC, Phwton and Trottng Wa
son made By Pail which quite ssi several single
and dou tle hs snara
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RLEECKER HALL, conner or NORTON AND
Dleeoher streoThe Benefit Concert of the original
e. X the American Negro eeY.
Who acquired 50 much celebrity At the Theatre Royal Of
Great Britain On Monday evening, March II, the
irg artists will apJeMAle Lezius, Prima Donna
the Roy oil Opera Of Vienna Mrs osrapdsr NJ Donald
n Franks n keenan,, n Fiavu, and Bcslick. Admis-
zion, cents. Doors men at to onmenoe
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1851-02-06
SOUND ON TIE SUBJECT OF SLlVERY."

The pro-slavery and anti-slavery men agree
precisely on one point, and this vital one: they
both require that candidate for Office should be
sound on the subject of Slavery" AS Mr.. Chase
was coming from the Capitol, the other day, in
company with Southern Senator, the conversa-
ton turned upon the different degrees of hostility
by Northern men to the institution of slavery
The truth is, said the Southerner, 81 think
just as well Of your position as do Of IS"
naming Northern old line anti slavery Senator
"The only difference between you is-he sticks
to the Democratic organization, while you defy
itp
"You are mistaken said Chase; 81 do not
defy il, but desire to act with and in it ; and |
make no other condition thSpSp ,y6 S%t To- fSm
u-A.,sib that, ,s-nou 'ue Soutnerner.
why said Chase, would you vote for the
candidate of Democratic Convention, unless
he were sound on the subject of Savery?p
Certainly not" was the reply.
Nor would | f" said the Ohio Senator.
0uere, suggested friend -"W Who has the
better claim to the title Of National Democrat
he who would nationalize Freedom and localize
Slavery, or he who would nationalize Slavery and
localize Freedom %
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UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.

The Hunkers of both the old parties are every
where coale,onp Conservatism, whatever its
party denomination, is identical in principe anu
affinities In Missouri the Rottens," as they
are styled, found little difficulty in amaigama'ine
with the Wings. In Massachusetts, the ooi'ins
Democrats of the Legislature are playing into 'he
hands of Mr.. Websters friends, just as heartily
as if they were openly cooperating with them,
Rhode Island, a Wing State, has wl'ne'Seu
the election of Democratic United States Sena-
tor, by Legislature with a two-thirds " mig mA-
jority James, large manufacturer, was 'he oan-
didate of the Democrats Simmons, OF the wings
Simmons was a liberal Wing, anti'savery, IN
favor Of mitigating some of the rigorous uecrees
of the Law and Order Party. Whipple was run
against him by the "Slver Greys,' wac, ai'er
duly exercising themselves in this ballotng game
went over to the Democrats, and elected James
February 4th was the day fixed for the choice
of Senator by the New York Legislature, Ham
ilton Fish (Seward) being the caucus candidate OF
the Wings Twelve Wing Senators, and hfty-
eight Wing Representatives attended the caucus,
and he received the votes of 81 against scatter
ing. Five Senators and twenty-four Representa-
tives were absent The New York Express justi-
fies their absence op the ground that the majority
of the Wing members had refused to give any
preliminary expression OF opinion in relation TO
the Compromise Measures. 1t is clearly the poll
cy of the Silver Greys" to defeat the election
of any candidate of liberal views, and who is not
S.lo a ~ he "
of the Democratic members is composed of Barn
burners, and they will be apt to block this game
They will avoid all association or cooperation
with the liveried lackeys of Slavery.
Tomorrow is the day fixed for another effort
to elect Senator from Massachusetts Mr. Ran
tout has been chsssD fos the pSexyired portion OF
this short session-the Free-Soiers having thus
fulfilled their part of the arrangement to the let
ter. Our friends in Massachusetts are IN good
'Sst3 They may be disappointed, but We rope
for the best Should Hunkerism succeed in de-
featipg them, it might be we'll for Governor Bout
we'll to consider whether, as man Of honor, he
could retain the office to which Free-Soil votes
had elected him. Ought he to take advantage OF
an act of bad faith the part of political friends
Would he consent, under any circumstances, to
retain money obtained under false pretences2 1t
is small matter TO be a Governor-but an honest
man is "the noblest work of God" What
grand rebuke to political treacbery Should it tri-
umph) would be his resignation and what an
honor to himself! His na.ae would take its place
forever on the roll af the ilustrious men of Mas
sachusetts who have made her history glorious