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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN SUSSEX.

At meeting OF the Democratic party q! the county OF
SUSSEX held The Courteous the 18th Sept, Col Jesse
tlarsavc Was called HE Chair, aud t. f. Billiard APP
pointed SECRETARY.
The Chairman having eX lanci the object Of the meeting
Cu VIM Parsons offered the following resolutions whcn
were unanimously adopted
Resolved That approve most cordially OF the convcn-
tion be held Stanton the 9th SEPTEMBER Tor the
purposa Of nominating suitable candidates Tor Governor,
Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General; and that the
Chairman appon: delegates - represent this county IN
said convention.
Resolved, That highly approve OF the course OF Inc
Hon. john s. Mlson, able and worthy representative IN
the last Congress OF the United States He among
the patriots vi the South who baed to the last tor
Southern Rights and Southern principles he resisted at all
hazards and 10 The last extremity. We say 10 hm, "HG
thou hast sustained the honor and dignity OF the Old
Domni0n by carrying the very Letter the resolutions
of the General Assembly" We will Stand By him al all az
ards and ~ the last extremity.
In pursuance the first resolution. the following gentle
men appointed delegation 10 the Saun;"n C"nvcn
ton D.. John f.. Nicholson J. W Mason. DR.. VIM Igs
James Di,!ard Col Parsons j. }. Dililrd }. D. t"~
F. VI. Ellis W. ~ Jauatt, l.. ". Mason, and c"l john J.
Prince On noun the Chairman and Seer taty were added
Resolved That The proceedings Of this meeting be forward
ed To the Editors o! the Democratic papers :" Rfnond Pe
tcrsbury ard Norfolk, with request that they publish HEM
JESSE HARGRAEE, Chairman.
Z. +. DLLARp, Secretary.
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.3l;SGE!.I.AN EOUS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NIAGARA.
New YoRk Sept; / l. 6. P. M.-The Royal Mail steamship
Niagara arriv wharf this morning. with Liverpool
the 80 n, four days later than those brought oy
the Fl iSln.
The Pacific IS retarded twenty hours by running afoul
Of the schoor before mentioned Her running time TO
Liverpool was days, I hours and Is minutes.
Hobbs, the aercan has Succeeded IN opening BEahams
lock and receiN ri The t200 reward.
Barnum has artists engaged in saecinS the Crystal Pal
ace for d Panorama three miles long.
The English journals filled with detailed accounts OF
the Queens journey TO Scotland
Several correspondents state that the potato disease has
appeared in Ireland
Rear Admiral Lord John Hay died on the 10Th.
Miss Helen Faucit. Inc celebrated ragedenne, has mar
ried Mr. Martin, % Edinburg.
The match between the yachts America and Titana came
of the 9th and the America was again victorious beat
ing the Ti,ania many miles.
Duke Ferdinand Of Sake CooIrg brother Of the Duchess
c Kent, is dead
III. Queen OF Holland has been safely delivered of a
The i. 5. ship Marion got ashore Fomosa during
gale. No particulars are given.
The Of the AmeIic baIque CoQueite murder
cd in China near Folosa.
FRANCE.
The French Councils General connue record
favor OF revision o The constitution and the reelection
OF the President.
The harvest completed and the yield is rather over an
average
Nothing is said of Cuban affairs.
despatch from Naples states that the of Barilla
has been swallowed up earthquake and 700 bodies
covered from the
The from India by the overland mail is without pc.
ltcal or commercial interest.
MARKETS.-Thc Cotton market has been active and
prices have advanced since the sailing Of the America
The quotations Fair Orleans 81, Mobile 5Sd, Upands
SD The sales oil the week 81 go bales which spe
cu!ators took II 800 and exporter. 5 $780,
BTeadstuiS-Eettcr qualities u Flour meet with fair
corn good demand. Fine yellow 27s white 27s 25s
Wheat Is in rcGues: slight reductiOn-miSeC
and red IS 4 IS sd; white Is I'll Il > lUd.
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DEMOCRATIC MEErlyGIy MORGAN.

meeting of HE Democratic party OF Morgan county WAS
held AZ the Court ousc in Blth Monday, the 18th oi
August. Lcml Nanorsdal Eq, was called 10 the Chair,
ana John Buck, appointed Secretary. The object vi the
meen. having been explained by Ro5t e. Gusn, Esq, II
vas tlsreupUn,
Resolved That in view OF the unfortunate aud cmbaras
sing condition democratic party Q! this Congressional
district resulting from the action OF Convention held al
Winchester the 18th OF July, in repu'ians the noiGna
ton bv the Contention OF the 81 April last ~ the Hon.
Henry Brdnger and recommending another person ~ 4
candidate supported by the democracy OF the district;
and believing only proper and c'cctuai means now
remaining of restoring harmony III our ranks ana enS'iS
the party in the approaching Congressional
eIcon vii! be found in the Convention in which The ftos
Lric. snail be therefore, most heartily
cur friends u Hampshire ana br:kric: IN
tie expeiency OF holding another Cunrri!nn al Winchester
such time may be agreed up0n ana III Recommending
10 our sister counties OF the district send delegates e-
10.
Resolved That the following gentlemen be- and they are
hereby appointed delegates represent this county IN me
proposed convention: Isaiah luck joseph WHEAT VIM
Johnston Col VIM Harmis,n, VIM Fi.ec" K" TGs'ln
Col Thu:mns Dawson john Dawson. " Ing"r, Nic!"ias
Ungci L t: Shock - Geergc Mier J IL Miller John
Ke!9I Aaron Harlan, VIM Hutchinson, Wan e. Caeit,
Isaac Baser, Walter AichIac and Joseph -lldtrtun.
On motion the Chairman Uf THIS meeting added to the
list Of delegates.
On notion Of J. ). Wheat, Esd,
Resolved That approve ri III: suggestion q! the De-
facuic Central committee al hpita. >id:e CON
yrntua at St4untor the 2i Of September l-5 whcrC
H. Col Thomas Daw-Jf. Washington IE-cr. Jacob III
Miller Aaron Harlan, and Isaac Ik"r appointed dr@
Gates said anu !Rc> Bsicr % JGlc
son and George /. Dcucae Of Rockingham, atcrnatcs
LEMuEL YANORSDALL, Chairman.
JOINS Buck, Secretary.
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4. J. RICHARDSON, Secretary.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN HALIFAX COUNTY .
~ meeting of the Democrats of Halifax county, held
-, The Court House the Sin day OF September lSol Tor
the purpose appointing Delegates 10 The Cnnvenion 10
be held in Staunlon the 24lh day {" September iSal
On motion, DR.. Beverly X. f!GnI!h.lg was appointed
Chairman and Henry c. Logan, Secretary.
The Chairman having explained the object OF the meet
ing in short and appropriate address on motion OF ucii
Keen the following preamble and resolutions W. re adopted
Whereas il has been recommended by the Democratic
State Central Committee that Convention oil The Demo
cratic party be held at Stanton on the Z4h DAY {" ms
month perfect organization vita reference 10 Inc new
Constitution, therefore,
Resolved by the Democracy Of The county Of Halifax that
the snid recommendation be cordially approved.
Resolved That 50 delegates be appointed 10 represent the
couaty of Halifax in said Convention.
On motion Of Major Chapel 10 wit: James Chap2ell,
Gen. Keen Samuel B. Major James Brooks and John Ter
re were appointed BY the Chairman for the purpose of su-
costing delegates 10 the meeting On notion the Chairman
added ID the committee
The Committee reported the following list Of delegates
who thercupon appointed by The meeting: s. r. Gar
rett b. Nlaur James Loury, Henry 6. Logan, w. T..
B,llew Geo. II. Wes, DR.. Is r. Fcmming, VIM. II. How
er,on no. b. SlovaH, john r. Edmunds j f. Brooks Ro
berl FuSner, DIR. Henry Eascy, j. NJ Chappe, Thomas
Young Isaac Sacrlieli Dr. Chas. +. CraddocE, Dr. h..
Flulknc George Wall William Sydnor, Walter Mills J1-
scpi Sytnor George p Richardson Arnisteod Moore DR..
E b. Averetf Edward Moore, Cnas. X. Turhervic VIM.
H. Clarke ThDs. G.. Coleman, Clement f. Atkssnn, Dr.
Thomas j. Williams, Col. rhus. Dennis, Charles Petns
rhns Watkins Col Henry Darlington, Richard Logan,
Robert jennings, WoUdson Hughes. William II Sims,
EdmundS, Dr.. Robert jennings, DR.. Thomas White SEN.
A. g. Keen Capt John Ferell DR.. WIN. Z. Holland: Col
Beverly Barksdd!e, and John IL. Garrett.
On motion, it was
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting DC iorwar
ded 10 the Richmond Enquirer rand Examiner 10! publication
and the meeting then adjourned
BEVERLY Il. FLEMING, Chairman
Henry c. LoGAS, Secretary.
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LETTER FROM COL. W. L. CRlTTENDEN.

The New Orleans Crescent publishes the following letter
from the brave Col Crittcndcn the last he ever wrote
Sulr EsrERASzA.
August It, ISL.
DEAR LuciES: In half an hour l. with fifty others, to
be shot We taken prisoners yesterday We were in
small boats Gen. Lopez separated the balance OF the COM
rnand from me- had with me about one hundred-was at
tackled by battlons Of infantry and company Of
horse The odds great, md, strange TO tell, was
not furnished with single muske cartridge. Lopez did
get any artillery have not the heart write any ofmy
family. Ii the truth out will find that did
nv duty have the perfect confidence Of every man with
me- We had retired from the field, and going sea-
and ovcriaken by the Spanish lubanero and
captured. Tell General Houston that his nephew got sepa
rated from the l3h-day Of the highland that have
moi seen him lie may have struggled off and joined
Lopez who advanced rapidly 10 the interior My people how
entirely surrounded every side. We saw that
had been deceived grossly, and making for the United
States when taken During my short in this island
have single patriot We landed forty fifty
miles Ia the stwad OF this, and that in that
of island Lopez has friends. When attacked To-
PEI only three miles OIL II he had not been deceying
rs 10 the of things he would have fallen back with his
force and made fight instead Of which he marched mned
aely the interior. requested 10 get you tell Mr.
Green of the cstomhousn that his brother shares my fate
Victor Kerr also with also Stanford rcc0llec
ers of your acquaintance at present will die like man.
Ny heart has not failed me yet, nor do believe IL will
Communicate with my family.
This incuheren letter, but the circumstances
excuse it, My hands swollen double their thickness
resulting from having them tightly corded for the last
eighteen hours. Write to John and let him write 10 my
mother. afraid that the will break her Ny
heart beats warmly towards her now.
Farewell My love TO all OF my friends. am sorry that
die owing cent, but it is Inevitable
Yours, strong in heart, w. l.. CRlTTENDEN
To DR.. LrcIES HESsLEr.
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THE PARALLEL.-BY MRs. EL.Er.

THE PARALLEL.-BY MRs. EL-Er.
The waves that on the sparkling sand,
Their foaming crcsts upheave,
Lightly receding from the land
Seem not trace to leave.
Those pillows, in their ceaseess play,
Have worn the solid rock 5 away.
The summer winds, which wandering sigh
Amid the forest bower.
So gently as they murmur By,
Scarce lit the dropping flower,
Yet bear they in autumnal gloom,
Springs wthered beauties 10 the tomb.
Thus worldly cares, though lightly borne,
Their impress leave beHind;
And spirits, which thci: bonds would spurn,
The bliahtin.. traces find,
Till alter'd thoughts and hearts grown cold
The change ui passing years unfold.
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lion at tie time of my nomination. candJr compels me 10
saw was not even aware Finding myself 10 his prtc-
,n,nt determined To wal, Til could hear ihc discussion,
which take place At my ""r house uct"t' VIZ
county candidates, and also by Mrssrs Clifford ihnSa,' '
others who were expected with view Ia enable ie I" het
on line course should take. had however, 10 Tc@st mat
the arguments tie counIyiax question were "lly u,
satisfactory, aud !e IL The ls 10 Tie constitutions"
iry ni tho proposed measure
Under these circumstances, have it !; duty owed ~
myself ard the kind irc: :vn placed my na;c before lt
mi, c 10 t,!ne tac canvass without meaning. IN The clS
nur.n IN char,.c IN !rs, y an.. feel il duly. !T-
rhrrmor, to say that should not have opposed either o t
7r ii. EASLEN.
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tut IIHYQITET.
Mess7s. Editors: In view Of the approaching meeting Of
the Democratic Convention TO be held Stanton, allow
make your JOURNAL propose to the consideration
of that body and OF the voters OF the State the name of
TAzEwELt TAYLOR, Esq, of Norfolk as cmninently quail
fed 10 fill the office Of Attorney General under the new Con-
stu,ion. Without detacng from the merits Of other gen.
tenen who have mentioned in connexon with that Of
flee il MAJ safely be said that Mr. Taylor is whit be-
hind the Chic.et" Of them all in respect 10 the peculiar
qualifications appropriate for the Attorney Generaship.-
For ex;ensir and thorough knowledge OF law for capacity
for ~ cr glorious investigation for sound Judgment; for
rapid drspa ch Of business unwearying diligence in the
discharge OF professional duty, for conscientious recude Of
purpose and fearless independence Mr. Taylor will compare
ivoaby with the most prominent lawyers OF the Common
wealth His reputation already widespread
der i; unnecessary say | know not whether he
wod accept the uice-wlch would involve the
sacrifice residence and lucrative practice in NoTokbu
he would the Convention hardy select better
for our ticket. CONSTITUTION.
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Photographed for the Richmond Enquirer.

NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. IT.
Christopher Adams declines the Collecorshp Of this port,
rendered him by the Administration.
Accounts from Havana the 9Th instant, that the
Captain General has .cccn; released Haynes and Kelly
OF those who were captured among the party of Lopez
Auguse Matie Custom House Appraiser, charged with
receiving brbes has been committed for trial.
The President OF Oakland College, Miss, recently murder
ed named E:SSer and afterwards committed suicide
The Brig Onzaia of Bah, Maine, bound from Navy Bay
Honduras found drifting in the mouth of the isss
spp the captain mate and two Of the crew being dead
The survivors brought New Orleans and placed in
The Marine Hospital.
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learns from f. B. Latrobc ESQ., who has just returned from
reconnaissance OF the Parkcrsburg route in company with
the President of the North Western Company that he found
the route more favorable in all its respects than he had been
led to anticipate and the distance from its connection with
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Plrkersburg may not
exceed Us miles, If il should reach that limit. This is five
miles shorter than heretofore estimated. corps of cng
neers under Mir Small have commenced their surveys upon
the Western division, and informed that two other
parties will take the field in the OF the present month";
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The Syracuse Democratic Convention have readopted
he resolutions Of last year.
The Wing Convention have unanimously nominated S. A.
oote for Judge OF ,c Court Of Appeals j. c. Forsyth for
secretary of State and Geo. w Patterson for Comptroller
The Maryland Democratic State Convention also
day, and nominated p r. Thomas for Comptroller Of the
Treasury and Jas Murray for Commissioner Of the Land
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Al meeting Of portion ii the Democratic party "l Flu
wanna held Ut the Cont House ON Monday the oih gay Of
cp,cnrber 1851; motion, Dr. H. H. Nelson was Called 10
~ [.bair and Alan ] Richardson appointed Secretary.
Tie object Of the meeting having been tKpsaii9d oy MI
" T.. Gay, his motion il was
Resolved That The following gentlemen DC appointed Gte
- those named in the proceedings Of ie Depcralic meet
M held at this plcc Monday last: Archeas PERKINS
IN / Gar Robert Richardson William NJ Sclte:, George
scatcr Willis Thomas, wm Payne, benjamin 'ohi-
: N and Wm II Massie.
On motion the Chairman and SECRETARY were added 10 Tile
lit of delegates
On motion il was resolved That copy OF the proccea-
nn u this meeting b. forwarded the editors OF the Ic
r0nd Enquirer for publication.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
r. L: NELSON, Chairman
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PGETIC4TI,
BOIHOOD'S WOES.

lfchildhood be the happiest time,
Is off I've read in f1owery rhyme,
And urinary schools are rcckoned "f!:nic,"
II was otherwise far with me.
,Twas n river Of iears and forest OF 0lrch;
The primer for years required research,
Ere volatile Thought was forced 10 perch
On the alphaAeIca! tree.
The teacher tall was maiden slim;
The liaht OF The hall was dsmalsy dim;
Her icrules slim, inGuisiiors crlm,
Mere viewed with Juvenile terror:
With anxious heart hurried 10 school,
While Yesterdays whipping was hardly cool,
For the ruler ruled-a terrible rule
For cvry pTinier-tirc error
Bet greater trials we're yet in store;
While studying geographical lore,
Which proved horrible bore,
Though southci with Solomon s oil,
The Ho-ang- Ho and kyan-ku,
To me- We're towns on the llmhucR'oo,
Where mountainous scenery charmed the view
And very salubrous sou.
And then there came arithmetic dread;
Grammatical rules as heavy "a lead
Were heapcd with agony on my head,
Till il ,hrobbed and throbbcd again.
TO spare the rod, and pity the child,
Bv all was deemed q sentiment wild,
And ali esteeTcda discipline mild
He,c,ical doctrine, then.
When boyish qua.rels were settled in fight,
Be.battercd and bruised however we might;
II seemed 10 give the teacher delight
TO whip Us again al school:
Though hands would smart and torture lmpart,
Our prides forhidding the tears to start,
With anger's dart would poison the heart
'Gainst abecedaran rule.
TO whip boy az you punish beast,
L
And doesn't encourage 10 reasons teast,
Or help the march OF mind:
Dispense with blows you certainly can;
A kindly word is the happiesl plan
For making the Boy generous Man
a noble, intelligent, kind.
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To he Editors Of the Enquirer:

HALIFAX. VA, SEPT. s, ISL
Mcssrs Editors In paper Of the iih unn, be
found the ceilings OF meeting oi portion 81 the good
citizens OF this ccuntr, at Church Hill; nj WEIGH my
brought lowa! suitable candidate 10 represent the
county in The Lever House oi III. aex General Assembly
Of Virginia. TIE Secretary o! inat meeting communicated
promptly the iac ana requested prompt reply In
his communication he simply announced 10 ne the .c that
had been nominated Railroad caEt!iite, from which
inferred that aesSs Gar;, and HuwErtoE both of
posed to railroads Not having heard any discussion ha
tween tue candidates. other inference could have been
drawn When, however the matter came 10 De rightly
dersiood was placed in the attitude OF advocate OF The
countytax question before the community Oh this ques
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MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION

Dispatches have recently been received the Department
OF the Interior from Mr. rilei the United States Commits
soner, dated Santa Rita del C"btc, New Mexico July l.
lSol from which II appears that the survey uf the boundary
line is progressing rapidly westward. The and
surveyors VI both commissions working together and
their advanced parties have reached point about thirty miles
ives, of Rio Mnbris. 1t is found learn that the line
will run from eight miles south OF Cooks Spring thus
giving 10 the United States the whole of the road cop
per mines anu the only which be reached by
Ii also gives all the watering places and the Rio
Mimbrs until this stream loses itself the plain In mil
i,ary point Of view tins is important. Starring from the mil
ltay post of the commission at Dona Ana, the Rio
Grandc (Which is the inal puin westward the first
water met is Cooks spring. fifty miles distant, and The
the river Mimbris, twelve fifteen miles Here i'm
portnnt points where there and wafer where the
military road runs and where posts might be erected South
OF this there is deser; nearly hundred miles not
cepble OF cultivation and destitute ui water No militia
ry post therefore, DC placed in this region nor could an
enemy support himself there. The remainder OF the country
along the line until il strikes the CHA, is unknown.
TGeD,bJic
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ains and fill your valleys ,nt . ...sti y?l' "a
n the oit.r nj " ~ that :icy may come TO var N
-, "'''T r; ''-'hc grave Of III. Father y. M
; 'I u s"c!'' iniil'nc", who can dascriha H., -
runs Out mo al the rnE!iicaans of life
Allow me here 20 sGg, tia, d. no, ,,,l i,cr,, II
upon your consideration :" h rot =. ,u i'' 81
ccn's Money is very srG q yrf,, ,.tl ~ - ~ II
ioc". but y Is an insignificant niur when r. "- u 81
the Ei-,'"r, aobrr, pmGrr more ,.na,i. '''
end donc*tic relationships flcrgIsr l., ,,.,,1 ~
mary bens is wH,l 3" Ill result -, yln ban, ~ 't E
Of tie trad: and products i!. gr,ar .y,, ,
will say nothing. ! ,ave that - y,ry .. '"f -
consideration III. Imagination If man r,, ''| II
ce"" OF lie extent 81 the trade "r III. accur, u
va. ~ {" 4,"r!"s. 4,Et viii bin, .Dy,r.
l"re tnin 3: million and a nai %: rooui,,,mI 9''-
tue Inc o! road extending tom Hlculuoni -, 49, '>
WHO VIII undertake 10 rstiur.te the v,,f ar, .'' :,
"nn "Gnr"a'ai o1H lions thai viii l,9v rom
81 t"nnis leave 'h!> t"s" 10 OF fcr.
M9ht occupy Your attention Tor hour. r. " '--t n
t!siicai iac'S on this subject, which Eay. 'i! =.
personal observation, but will nu, tres ' '' 10Y
t!rccc Viii! "details ri that clatlc4r "''" !.-. 1
One .! ~" o'i"r consideration. .ss..r.,
ton Il" an! will cuacuG". !,s.,r =, ' '~' at:
'ci-c":h'"H"cai!"n "iutG ~, t.car>, ii, -, '> q.
II u N q ."eunirE an. coma. r, , '' ."rr'lt
oi III. -Et UH"" i.n!tti NJ! rlrt.r, " . " 't Hae
b. derive! :.om l!Icm. I-n. ileg, d" o.. otGti's
get up tnr>c lines "i comEaci,s- 80 ,''' go 10 H. II
win Ne" York, Baltimore plt,!.,t,. "@In"rnval
Other place. No", i tina; was ;n. 3. wn,, H, 'Fsor
glnient E"thy Vi c0n>I .eral.un: rs,,, W, ,'.'
Tilted 10 anticipate II 'h"S- common ',uDar 2 e
man struggle 10 csrtlop the resource: .: M .wn ]
tic ha!i' !. "EG most Eminent Grgr,r and r,
the iuil development in IN" aurrr,a'e .: ,I.
the cat!rc c,untry All ar mrm Is d. ,he sg.
and one Is benefited the Other. must .l.r '"
portion oi tie benefit /. you are n.,py nar .
Gus, SOM .! that prosperity VII How ou e, h .v
she III RETAIN Wi. c'Etr.6ato ID yuur ;fu.u.rty
yJH the I.JdU"is u: hrr a1.rs. Both plfitr, = "'
osnehtiei Let as gentlemen o: tt. Cga,cu... n r.
grand, Glorious contest :or commend. "
wOnId :" Eote contest "ui;h, q: :8He Sat ,r. d. 49,
every mln should IL! ..", 10 participate. ' ""'+
There ~asi .r,.g..7 iti.icy III til. ...,
position tat n""!s@ hrtN"ea a!cr@"s .,o... ~ ,
}
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SPRINGFIELD. SEPT l0-The Wing State Convention is
one OF the largest known 1000 being present.
Judge Thomas Of Worcester elected President and
made strong speech in favor OF obedience all laws
Winthrop nominated for Governor by Sl votes 10 go
Whitley
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New York. Sept ETH, 7. M.-rhe steamer Winfield
Scott arrived to-day from New Orleans. She touched at
Key West and took board Philip Van vechten one of the
released Cuban prisoners He intends giving full account
OF the expedition The Winfield Scott brings 100000 in
specie.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept l2.--rhe passage of Kelley and
Haynes tie released Cuban Lbcraturs, paid New
Orleans Concha told them that had in ended libcra e
all of the but the New Orleans had changed his de-
termination tn Government had stopped the Faro Indus.
trial newspaper edited BY F"xr American without as.
signing cause.