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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11
NOR SALE-A small Farm of fifteen

acres Buildings eli and OF modern style, hand
eomey located on Ssen Island within three quarters OF
mile Of the steamboat landing Part fine Purch2semoney
If required. remain mortgage For particulars IN
Oure al 100 West Eeventhst before 10 O'Clock in the morn
ing or aRer in the afternoon. m8 lw'
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LANDS WANTED. :
SCHOONER FOR SALE OR

- EXCHANGE-Carries over 100 tuns Of Coal; very
strong and suitable with ght repairs for the North RIVER
irso Sod cheap Tor CASH exchanged for Hay, Oss
Corn &c Address Exchange Tribune Ofic@. mo | "
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lDPROCURED and PURCHASED al the highest mar
ke, rates. Also LANDS LOCATED upon the Warrant:
Issued under the of $780, application to the subscrb
er at his Office, LOG Wallst, up stairs.
mill it, JOHN Il. DAILY.
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~ Waist find IL BecrssSry 70 sdyse their reads Sc "a,
toners that MsssTs Wyck0d Scrynser Co vii - -
per receive Samples % any Wines OF their tmpouzaoa
These Wines b., viewer msy BE- lasted ss heretofore IL
following Brokers
Nessrs Davi. & HenrQues. % Wsi-st
Mrssrs HAYWARD krrsgeuso, 81 WAiist
Messrs ScrymseT, smith Co ~ Wstst
Mr. T Van PeL III Froutst III 'ms
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COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-

COUNTRY SEAT ON THE HUD-
OsON FOR sALE-A FARM Of about so aeres-sbous
20 of woodlAnd-in the village OF Hastings q miles north
OF the city; house new, Of stone substantial modern
style Is rooms with commanding nver scenery; unites
beauty and coavenence In unusual degrees Ten minutes
walk from The depol Of the Hudson River Railroad
Grounds The best order supplied with variety OF fruit
sishles aud ice-hoass on The premises The whole
ga. Will be sod by appcaon on the premises 10 the pro-
orielor ALEXANDER BlRNIE,
Hastings, Wes'chesteT Co. or %
HORACE holden, Esq,
4lmeod. IS Beetmsnst
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AZ ELLY'S HALF PRICE ENGRAV.

IN ING and PLATE PRINTING, Ofhee IA fulton a.
Y-Booh and Magazine work. Porusits. Msps, 8l
He1ds Crrulars Diplomas, CaTds PGiont Medicine %
beis Also. YAnbee Gard Press, &c. lGin'
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NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Ths

AWh OAI@E On ENNIl AANNI7- 10
valuable property, 50 West Seve1ieenth-s- lot 3 BY
half the block ihreeslory brek HOUSE 10 front With
CrotOn throughout and frame house the resr Realed
now $50; will let for money The ensuing year
good opportunity u here offered for investment OF ex-
change for Bedford) lots IN Brookyn For further pac
ulsrs apply, from 10 Pm, TO
h BROWN, n WGll-si,
or before A NJ a. seat HolsOn-sL
II pot sold by Wednesday, March H. 1851. the ABOVE
property viii be offered Al anclon - O'Clock he
Me5chants Exchange. by A. J. sLEECKEs CO.
nos w. TBrosds:,
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NOR SALE-The Country Residence of
a the late Horace Cogswen, Esq in the village Of
GIeenpor Long Island RI house is we eut .%o
and wood shed attached. The whole buildings about D
feet front by 100 feet deep The house hiss two Psros on
the first floor and FIVE sleeping rooms with conven.
lent psntes the second floor The parors are furnished
with bic msntes and the house occupies perhaps the
most pleasant location In GreenpOr 1t stands upon high
ground and oveooks the village at every point and re-
comic Bay for miles
large garden surrounds the premises, al the foot OF
which there q steam communication with tha Bay oil
sufficient depth admit OF saiboas coming direct to the
grounds There large barn. carriage house aud other
convenient outbudings the premises. GreenPoh Is
the terminus of the Long Island Railroad and the place Is
growing rapidly The Railroad Company computes upon
very reasonable ierms
For further particulars, inquire the premises or to
GEORGE SCOTT ROE,
MILO Ivy 10 Merchans Exchange, lHanover.stl
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STEAM POWER TO LET.-Three
~ rooms Oo by o feet With Steam Power inquire o.
ISla Z. n SihoNsO~ i6l be"l.-s@
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

N-The large modern Mansion, and eight OF high
Is cultivated Ground, known - WELLSS GROVE. near
the Jamaica RairoSd Depot the RockAwsy Road The
house has every modern improvement and greenhouse
attached The o0lhouses and spacious consisting
OF ice house earrsgehOase, stable &e The fnesi fruits
and towers are produced The place, and The whole
tAblshmen 10 worthy Of the attention OF any person desr
Appsv TO DE WITT BLOODGOOD,
ms s,ge Al Livingston. Wells Co.'S Waist
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CUT NAHS.-Anas assortment of BOON
FON CIT NAILS constantly on hand and for salehy
DUDLEY r. FULLER l. co.
ms Smeod' lSs Greenwichs1
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ATPRIVATE SALE on NINTH-AV.

"a i PM ' n OALE UH MN L1-A '
IN and THlRTY-EIGHTH-Sf- The two valuable lots
Of ground situated aud next the northwest corner OF
Ninth and THIRTY eighnst both fronting on the Avenue
with brick ing the corner occupied as store and
a feed store fronting the Avenue next adjoining;
brick front house. frame houses and four stables on the
Fear 1.-THE three last houses fronting on ThrJ ghthst
thereon The sze ofhe lot IL u feet inches by 100
feel 10 depth Next adjoining "a feet front by the same
depth The house 10 40 feetn depth For terms and
ANTHONY J. BLBECKER, AuctiOneer,
mill 1w Broad-st.
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COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS

COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS
OFOR SALE-2Aere and splendid House 81 King
Bridge ~ Acres ard delightful place Al Cornwall Acres
South Oange Y Acres Csmptown 10 Acres al hemp
Stead 50 AeTesa Oyser Bay ~ Acres al Huntingdon %
acres 81 WoocoFidge, l20 Aeres New Brunswick -
-Ac.es Sonmervie 80 Acres Ia ROcklard Co - Acres
as " acres ard 90 Acres Poughkeepse, S9 Acres
and lilo Acres near Hyde Park 200 Area Ct knderhook,
go Acres Greenbash, Acres al Tsrytown. 90 Acres
near Mamecuneck g. Acres arHye 100 Acres North Cas-
lie aud Farms ard Country Seats 10 all psrs OF the
country With plain msgnEcen baidngs al prices fco
&lyOOo 10 SSo,ooe. Apply TO A. } sAR0EANr,
ms 81. IS Wal e.
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IN COUNTY REAL ESTATE-AtD D. NJ. COWDREYs
OHics, IS ChamberssL NeW-York-Consistng OF Yarns,
Building Sites Hudson River Views, Water Powers, MILE
Houses Village Lou &c. offered Cor sale, and oe-
Dcybed and sketched 10 this Register thus anordng Iae-
es for Information 70 wishing to purchase OF ne
Sunmer Residences without the expenses ordinarily IN
CURED. ~. K COUZENo AkeaH Dooos ~ ~
f17 2ms Westcnetlor 20 N.
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NOR SALE OR TO LEASE. The

Dxelisg Brewery and two MA ras-s ~ the corner
n Rrooe And Pin The premises embrace space u
Sround lf0 re. square Inquire ~ ~ Piitst Of D.
1oNTs OF 81 J. glNKHAM co .S7 Serucest lN tn
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NOR SALE-A Country Residence and

ANOE( CAhE-h OOuuJiJ lOCSluOh|O oiN
Farm, very pleasantly located on the west bank OF
Rocklsnd Lake Rockland Co Y containing s. acres Of
excellent land In good order due proportion OF which 10
wood land. The improvements consist In part OF arge
exclusive of Bathing room, MkToom and Kitchen Whlcn
Is furnished with Beebes range; PiHLZes 70 DO hrs anc
second stories fronting the Lake. inside shutters and We
nean blinds he whole In fine order built but aie years,
and quite recently thoroughly repaired and painted through
large and substantial Barn, erected In lS45, with
Carrisge-rOom Howell, Corncrib Fowl-hOuse &c conve.
nienly arranged and newly paines young orchard OF
selected fruit somewhat extensive Vineyard abundance
of pears cherries curants gooseberes &c There also
on the premises comfortable Farm house, excellent aud
0everaing water At the dwelling farmhouse and barn
The proximity Of this properly 10 the landing scout ~
minutes drive the frequent and cheap communication with
the city per Isaac P Smith and Arrow tOgether
with th character Of the improvements render most de-
srabe for the permanent Summer residence OF gentle
man, II would suit an enterpr'sg farmer with some
capital The romantic character and picturesque bsa1y OF
The perhaps unsurpassed by within the same
distance Of NeYork City The whole about 80
Including the wood land and all the buildings except the
farm house will he sold low and large proportion OF the
purchase money remain mortgage II desired or pro
ducive cit, property would b. taken Ia exchange Apply
to WASHINGTON SMITH, ESQ 2f West Nineteenth OF
26 West Eie hee nthst the premises OF McN An
TIN. l7tlmeoo@
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NOR SATELOver 200 BUILDING

nor SALE.-Over 200 BUILDING
LOTS situated between the It'll and Sth-sys and l4st
.nd l55hsA These lots beautifully located command
M Am view Of the High Bridge and the upper psn OF
he Harlem River with is bold aud romantic shores As 10
beauty Of location 1t be safely stated thar there are no
srsSine OF he Eghthsy viii be completed within few
weeks there be doubt that there viii be al once e.
abshed line OF STAGES 10 run upon mo avenue
between the City Hall and the High Brdge-thus present
ng Quick and pleasant mode OF travelling between ne
shove properly and the City Hall These lota VII %
u CedKsL where maps and other Information can be
hSd. mo lmeod@
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z II OFfIiE ~ bC' -7i7'' "
a usbed aooas o, 's' Brl'dwsy. 'r'-' Fr'nii--''
~ In
EVACrOKY TO LET-At MARLBOROUGH,
4 Ulse, County or tic Hcdsou River. % n..-' fom
Nsv-i OK. ore mic iron me siraifb'ft ifii
f.i- siftsu. lf ai-f The nsIn 1a az . s. f-i
br - wv sfcrts liel Nib ata 'ify 1890
v-frr wtetl - -fiia -iane1-f sio i'if " =, - -
c.nv.nieut'y nr.Hrgst worsssops. on re Pfem'es "e
frs sseul bauses toa. can acclnn a'e a.ae aims
cr he i.f Apf Fur psff-usr' iuqr-- u JOHN ~ On.
LFY. on he premises, or 20 BJCKLEf DEUEL. -
" '''H q co.'s oil 'SdAcaIvERY FOR SALE.
Three Prfses ana me requisite mSentery iol MS
ncmrng Combs II has been In ase about 40 years 10
IL b. PERFECT ore, ANY one wishing embars Ia ne
Comb business 70 VII De sold very favorable terms II
~ be by the advertisement above 'hai h7 premises
ar t0 e and ossesson had Immediately Apply 10
BUCKLEY DEUEL.. ~ Wilhemst y Y, or ~ MAI
borough ulsIer Co. to ROBERT sRENCE' MILES J.
FLETCHER, Assignees Of sweet Tioos
ms lotDkWN
STEAM POWER TO LET.-Three
- rooms lO0 by q feet with Steam Power Inquire OF
SID Z. ~ SlMONSO2, ISL Lewis-sl
ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
Atbe heal Pspers Of other Cities and Towns At V. 3
PALMER's Advertising Agency, Tribune Building dS4 q
TLANTlC DOCK MILLS.-lndian
n Corn FLOUR and indian Corn Fsrna dried ard manu-:
Ncturei by SshOrd's Patent Processes, may be ooNned
~ rsDectshls 9rcers generally N this City snf Brooklyn
Indian Corn FLOUR isdesgned for making Bread rud
Cakeg, ana TOT mixing W nest ouCA
Wheat FLOUR and will be found uta very superior az
dele II put up in double Pspered packages OF Ia ard
10 boxes OF one dozen each -,
Indian Corn Fsrins." entirely new and most deli
coua article for making Puddngs, Mnsh &c and viii prove
N admirable substitute for Rice Samp and no nmony As
an article for the composition OF Puddings THIS Fana has
no v,raI Its put up IN To- papers IN beautiful style, snc
m boxes of4 dozen each a. The extremely low price q
81 cents per sin gle package
THE abpya manufactures OF Indian Corn are peculiarly
adapted the use Of the NyALD sn1 eS Peease aas a
NOMINATED that DYsPEPrcs psrtake OF this kind OF
die with mpuniy The exclusion OF almost every other
form of food It's daily use will improve the digestion,
correct the bowels and give tone and energy 10 mo "noe
freme. O., .,..,--.,. - 49,. Aus, 4
Wbttiesev p Southst J. NJ Hoyt sons l7o Washing-
ION n and OLA g. Benson 50 SOulh-st or al me Mit
Copsumers can obtain Of the GrOcers pamphlet or -
pages entitled Remarks Indian Corn; It's Preservs'
don and Manufacture with Recipes for Cooking together
with Testimonial. Of the hi CHEST respect ability
Orders addressed to L. BRONSON, Agent AIanue
Dock Mills Company Nos H. IS, 10 and y Atlantic pocl.
Brooklyn New-YorE N receive prompt attention snd "a
patch. 10 omooo
nOOTS AND SHOES.-B. BLANCH-
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ITO LET--Or a two years lease for
sale OF the Sd aoor Of House 25S Broadway pres-
ens occupied by DR. Lutener 4 WAen-sL Possession hst
OF May. To be seen from I'll ). IN I'm
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An OFFICE To LET Also, Fur
a oshee Room 81, -,i Br1adwsy 'r'rr Frsni .i--''
ff IN
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ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted in
Ahe best Papers Of other Cities and Towns At
PALMER,S Advertising Agency, Tribune Building. dS4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-11

~ uoTET v0e saLE or TO ct, on the Prattf
vile Road IN The psssani Vl'ge Ss go5.s sosTsT
heAng' onJ - somrnodlous and the Outhouses well
sssnes sp5 Convenient Ths property Is situated seven
M nie OF The proscted Plank Road from Shsndaken
~ Prsitsve The country around Of the most romannc
Sarsctsr and this House will sford delightful retreat
Sre1n he city Terms easy. Inquire OF AARON BUSH
NELL In the above place Westki, Greene County, New
mo Nv
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tory and full
NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A Country

LNOh SALE OR ~ LIE n NOuHtiJ
II Residence on the Hudson River nearly opposite West
Point On the premises which contain about I'VE acres OF
land having front the River Of mere hsn 700 tee here
are three houses the largest containing ak rooms Kitchen
and cellar recently painted throughout delightful sum-
er retreat accessible by railroad several umes day
Possession can be had Immediately Also lot Of ground
on South side of Twenty xthst near Apply
10 P. ANDERSON, At A T. Stewart Co.'S, Broadway
mo 6ieOds
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NLAIMS FORBOUNTYLAN PEN

~ sIONs PAY, &c prosecuted promptly and Land
Warrants and Lanf Patents purchased, by GEORGE
wOODMAN, az William st near Wall Counselor Al Law
and Commissioner for Wisconsin, Illinois, Indians, Ken
SuckY &c MIR w. will attend TO locating Land Warrants
upon carefully selected public lands. lSf 2m'
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~ 20 HUNDRED AND FIFTY

y DOLLARs-Wanted to SELL TO an entsrprisng man,
BUSINESS Of the hrst Tespecisbiiiy easily managed,
Ills no Agency but safe permanent business Fl par
lieu srs given the counting ROOM 81 Corsndt mil =.
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|. DFrIcpTFIu. COUNTRY RESI-

a DELIGHIFUL COO4N I II hINJH-
ADRNCE AT KIHGsBRIDGE, WE5rCHEsrENCo.
FOR sAIE-CoDssng Of two story house, win base
mani and attic-roupR my four fest incluoing WINS
Tsrhle aantes and CRATES, throughout the eOuse Tne
io on which stssds consists Of two scres though more
Fan be added II desired The ground u handsomely iaa
ont with fruit trees shr1bhery &c There are also AZ lne
Necessary Out-budings such Coach-honse,
&c Itis within twenty minutes walk OF ehor the -
River or Harlem Rail Roads For further psrtlcs S
quire Of ROBERT GARTER 4 BROTHERS. 80 , lii
~
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NOR SALE, TO LEI Ok LEASE
The Pyroigneous Acid Establishment ofthesubscrber,
ard materials for the manufacture OF Iron and Red Liquor
will be sold. The buildings will be lot or leased. sup
ply Of wood, from O0e TO 1000 cords viii be sold yearly
Tor s
To Lei or Lease. q Cement and Lime stone Quarry,
and supply the kilns with wood. Aso, HemaiIe Iron
Mine Wafer Power. WIN sell 10000 or ID GOO cords OF
wood for the use OF the Furnace
To TANNERs-Win sell the Bark on between 5000 and
4OO Rock Oak Trees-wi yield from 200 70 1000 cords 10
De peeled this Spring The above is situated IN Orange
County near Ousvile The NewYo rk and Enc Railroad,
Delaware and Hudson Canal run through Ihe rseI On
bolb or either place OF deposit will be furnished For
terms apply l0 East Thirteenthst or on lne premises
Ousvile Of JOHN w. hlC hAhOSON,
tesnth-s, ~ mo 5teods
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VNO LET-The four new brick houses,
Il simsted On The south side Of Eigheenshst between
Second and Third avs having a. the modern improve
merts and n every respect well finished The houses
three stories and an auto high and 25 feet 'front.' with three
rooms deep. Apply TO MACFARLAN, 100 Tenth-at,
Eesr ThiId-av Also, FOR SALE-The two adjoining
houses finished a. shove. ms lw'
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EAMES FOWLER. DENTIST l3s
~ Srritr Il TWO bocks west u Broadway has n A.,
hector with sny other Dental Office IN his CITY TEETs
EXTRACT lthout AIN BY lhe administration o. ca
room III .wislsOss
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SITUATED ON HUDSON RIVER,

SSANDY HILL, y. Y.-FOr Sale or exchange In pan
for productive City property, quarter, oneha or ali OF
aTWO ENGINE PAPER MILL, water power, superior
and extensive. Also substantial. splendid DWELLING
with any number acres up 10 tXIy-hve, hrs rae
and snd other dwellings. Also new brick block Of
STORES ali OF which renting a. 10 per cent for what
viii be asked for them Tile indisputsbe. Two and
quarter pours ride from Trov by railroad canal For fur
her particulars inquire OF BUNTING FOOT ia Peertst
y. Y hARTINDILL. Nasaau-st or the Owner, GEO.
HARVEY, Sandy Hill. m5 2~d ltWA
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A FARM FOR SALE.-l32 Acres WIZ
IN everything desirable buildings, fruiS ws0 man
and wood D miles by railroad, snd WI nltr 1N
ano essohPu0n I" 90 Divisional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-21

have been passed, but they are all Of minor con-
sequence-some Of them worth nothing bat as
predictions OF something better. The Post says
that we at the time of the Election, predicted
that the Democrats would play false" We are
confident this il another mistake.
We do not view public men and measures
through quite so green glasses as The Post repre-
sents. We very cheerfully state that the late
New Jersey Legislation passed several acts of
Reform tendency, which acts are heartily aP
proved bat we reflect that the more importing
and fundamental Reforms, which the majority was
virtually pledged to pass, were slurred over or
defeated. 1t is well to exempt some household
furniture from seizure execution, for instance,
but this exemption will do the luckless debtor
little good, if you allow his house to be taken
from him and bis furniture pitched into the street
But the people will judge ofthiS.
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On the Iiisht Tack,

The Ger trial Southern Rights Association OF Virgins
(sAyS The North meicaR have, al recent regular meet
ing resolved 10 invite Peter A. Brown ESQ, OF Phlsdel'
pha deliver before the Society one or more lectures on
bco and The qualities beat adapted TO Virginia and the
interests OF Virginia farmers and aso lecture on the c.
psciy OF that State carry foreign trade and TO manu-
facture domestcs for lie own consumption
This is what we call preparing to defend South
ern Rights in the true way. An ounce OF solid in
formation upon topics connected with agriculture
and manufactures is worth more to the South than
whole arsenal of schemes to blow up the Union.
Or all the gas that could be generated by seces
sion Convention. Only we suggest that it might
be well, in considering what sort of Wool is best
Tor the interests of Virginia farmers to give little
attention to leaving of growing for the market
that which Is decidedly the worst for those inter
ests. This is topic which does no. seem to be laid
down in MIR Brown programme However, there
Is time for everything.
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New-Hampshire Election.


CONCORD, N. H., Monday. March II.
II. GRKELET-D Dear Sir. You will rememAa
wrote you last November, the day on which ,hs
Whig State Convention for this State nomip,,.I
Hon. 7. E. SAWYER, Of Dover, for Governor .b,s
the Wings would do better at the March Electio,
for 1851, than they had done for several war,
past Well has that promise been iul6Iled a.
the Wing vote for Governor is larger than u.n.J
Notwithstanding some 1900 Wings have yo,s5
for the good man, Mr.. ATWOOD, who was the Frss
Soil candidate, or rather The candidate of the IN
trammeled Democracy. Last year the Loco
Foco party elected its candidate for Governor By
about 900 majority. The same candidate |. ia.
feated this year by about 5000 majority agsia,t
bin. Last year the Loco-Focos elected 20 the
house oil Representatives 203 members, and ths
Wings and Free Soil men o. giving the former
los majority. This year the Loco Focos hsys
elected l26, and the Wings and Free Soil men
have secured l27, while the Atwood Democrats
have elected 90 members; and there 10 no choice
in 90 cases The Wings have elected twice AZ
many Senators az they did last year, and In
newly Gerrymdndered" Congressional District
in the towns composing which there was 20 Loco.
Foco majority two years ago, Mr. Tuck has this
year, received 395 majority; and in another Dis-
trict, made up Of towns which two years ago gave
20 majority for the Loco Focos, where Gen VIII.
son was the Wing candidate in the main part of
the District Mr.. PERKINS the Wing aod Free
Soil candidate has received 97s majority over Mr..
Morrison, the late member.
In the late contest, the Wings have not worked
half so hard as their opponents have, and another
year the friends OF Cas- or Houston for the Presi.
denoy will be completely Frustrated in the
Granite State. The charm Of Regular Nominal
ti0ns 10 broken in New. Hampshire, and hereafter
no man can receive her Electoral votes, who does
not favor FREEDOM more than SLAVERY who
honestly believe WIN II. SEWARD, if a candidate
for the Presidency, would carry this State by 1000
majority MIR. WEBSTER has but very few friends
in the State at this time, while Gen. Scorr is
very popular, and would receive her Electoral
votes as against either Cass or Houston.
The New Hampshire candidate for the Vice.
Presidency cannot receive a successful support in
his native State. The result of the late election
has Frustrated him completely and finally.
The friends of Mr.. ATWOOD will most probably
restore him to the office he has filed 80 very ac-
ceptably for some six or seven years past-that
of State Treasurer, when the Legislature shall
convene in June.
The Wings of New Hampshire have scorned to
follow the lead Of the champions Of the Compro-
mise Measures and not one Of that band Of az
filiated politicians will ever receive aid from
them toward gaining possession Of the White
House at Washington.
You will soon see the "ScoTT BANNER thrown
to the breeze in this State, as indicative OF the
current of political sentiment here In the " Sptt
zerland Of the North l..