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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

that this will not be the case. In this re-.
gion We know but few persons, even
among the active politicians of both par
ties, who will not vote mixed ticket for
the Supreme Bench and we believe this
will be pretty much the case throughout
the State. The members of the bar, gen.
orally, we know have resolved, long since,
to vote for what each conceives to be the
five best men in the field, without regard
70 their party connections. We shall vote
for three Of the Democratic nominees-the
balance of our ticket we shall make up
from other sources.
The result this fall will doubtless be
such as to rebuke intrigue and faction,
and tend to keep our judicial elections
hereafter free to a greater extent than now
from the tainted atmosphere of party poll
tics, and Presidential scrambles. We have
no particular likes or dislikes at present,
with regard to the Presidency, except that
we desire the nomination of competent
and available candidate, with whom the
Democratic party could be successful at
the polls. But we consider the election
of safe and competent Supreme Court of
vastly more importance to the people of
Pennsylvania than the individual success
Of all the Presidential aspirants Of both
parties put together.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
UNIVERSITY AT LEWISBURG
Examinations and Commencement.

Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Aug. IA,
Is, determination of Senior Collegi.
ate class.
Sunday, Aug.17, p o'clock, P.M-Annual
Sermon before the Society for Moral and
Religious Inquiry, by Rev. j. LANSING
BURROWS, AM, of Philad.
Monday, Tuesday, Aug. Is, 19- Examina-
tion of Collegiate and Academic classes.
Tuesday, u o'clock, P. M.-Declamation
and Compositions by members Of Sopho-
more, Freshmen, and Sen. Acad. classes.
Wednesday, Aug. 20, lOl o'clock, AM
First Annual Commencement of Univer-
sity. l. Orations by Graduating Class.
2. Inaugural Address by GEO. R. BLISS,
Professor of Greek Lang. and Literature.
STEPHEN W. TAYLOR,
GEO. w. ANDERSON,
l. N. LOOMS,
Committee q Arrangemsn!s.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
The Potato Rot.

The Legislature of Massachusetts,, at its
late session, authorized state reward OF
$1,000 to be offered for the discovery OF
an effectual remedy for the potato rot
Several claimants have already appeared
The last is Mr.. Flanders, who ascribes
t.. disease to small black bug. This in,
sect has been submitted to the inspection
of Prof Harris, of Cambridge, who pro.
nounces it the lares Of Crioceris triiieneato.
He says that this insect has nothing to do
with the potato rot, which as far as he
can judge, has no connection with insect
depreciation of any kind. A slight &C
quaintancc with the character and habits
of insects would correct many of the no
tions that prevail on this subject, and We
would recommend to all who ascribe this
disease to insect depredations, the pcrusal
of Mr.. Harris work on insects injurious
to vegetation, published some years ago by
authority Of the Legislatures work,
which, though sneered at by the present
Executive, when member of that body,
has been Of great service to farmers and
hortieul,urists. The study of natural his
tory deserves more prominent place than
it now occupies in our system Of popular
education. A few years hence, some
knowledge of it will be considered indis-
pcnsable for every one engaged in agri
cultural pursuits Journal
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

The Bloomsbury Democrat says: We
take great pleasure in saying. on the au.
thority OF gentleman from Caiawissa,
that Coal Of superior quality and appa.
rently in large quantities, has recently been
discovered on the Buck Mountain. in Co.
Iumbia county, near Catawissa, and within
a short distance OF the Catawissa, VIII.
liamspor, and Erie Railroad.
The Rev. Mr.. Wofford, of South Caro-
lima has bcqueathed 500. 900 to the Meth.
odis, Episcopal Church South.
New ORLEANS, July 29.-The Steamer
Galveston, arrived today from Galveston,
reports that information had reached tina,
place of an encounter between our troops
and the Indians, on the Upper Rio Grande,
and the recap,ure OF the mails, horses, &C.,
taken by the Indians from the mailrider,
recently murdered.
New ORLEANS. August lst.-The Ala.
bama has arrived. bringing later inlelli-
gence from California. Another destruc-
1--we fire had occurred at San Francisco. on
July Cd, consuming ten squares. The loss
is estimated a, S3,OOO,OOO. The fire was
doubtless the work Of an incen0iary.
The Petersburg Inteligencer of Saturday
says, Editors are now as hard up for edi-
,oriaI matter as certain Western editor
once was ior horse feed. The editor ad-
vertised that. if his subscribers did not
send him some oats, he should be com.
PEELED 10 Iced his horse on exchange pa
per. We should like to know what bu-
siness an editor had with a horse.-MosE. |
On the night Of the l7!h ult., iremen-
dous storm ragged along The course Of the
Missouri river, extending from Kansas to
Council Bluffs. Houses werc unroofed,
trees blown down. and great destruction
visited on property. AT Oregon. 1t is re
ported. house was struck by lightning,
and eight men, seated around table,
playing cards. were killed. A, Kanesville,
he destruction was very great, partclarly
among cattle.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

a gooa drill, even if you have to pay lit
lie more for it. it will pay you back. A
had one is worse than none at all. But
let no one suppose for moment that be
can raise good crop on an impoverished
and half cultivated soil, by means of a
dill alone. | advocate for the drill nc
such virtues as thai. If the farmerwishes
TO raise a good crop, he must keephis land
clear, in good condition and in good heart.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
DEATHS.

In Lewisburg, 3Oih nlt., MAnY CAruARISE
daughter of Wm.C. and Catharins Painter, eyed
6 months and l2 days.
In Lewisburg, I'd inst, CLARrxcs, son Of
James and Hsbecca Young, ssed year and 8
days.
In Lewisburg. I'd inst, st the residence OF h's
son, Geo. F. Miller, Esq, Mr.. JoHS 7. MiIIsn'
in his 77,h year.
In Buffalo Tp, Cd inst. CArHA.INr' dausnssf
of WIN and Rachel Aikey. aged about years.
In Buffalo Tp, Sd inst. JohS TaoNAs son Of
Thos Iddings, aged 7 years, 8 months Is days
In Milton, 27th ult, SAMUEL JohDAN, aGe1
about 80 years also Son OF Jas White, aesa
about 4 months. On the :9th, JuLIErrA b
daughter Of John F Feidler, eyed about year.
On the 3O,h, JoHN FLooD, at On advanced sse'
In Williamspor., s5,h ul,., MIs. AAss1e1S
HysRIs. s:sd "a years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

n@-The May, June and July Nos. Of
the Bulletin of the N. Y. American Art
Union have been received, and possess
much interest. We understand DR.. 7. H.
Wilson of this place is one of the Hon.
orary Secretaries, through whom certif-
Gates of membership can be obtained. He
has in his possession specimens Of the en-
cravings issued by the Union-which are
executed in the highest style of the art,
and one especially, Coles "Season Of
YOUTH" is one of the most superb pic
lures we ever beheld,
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
Democratic Mass Meeting
AT MlFFLlNBURG, Thursday, Aug. 7

Ihe Democratic citizens OF M,ffiinbur,
met al the Town Hail on the "a JuIv lsss
Tor the purpose Of making suitable arrapp.
uen.s for the Mass Meeting to be held on
the 7lh Aug. The meeting was ORGANIZED
by appointing
HENRY fEARIcx, Sr.. President;
Capt John Forster, John R,shel. Hen,v
Walborn, J NJ Taylor, Ed Smith, John
KeIchard, and Benz Beckey, Vice Pres',s:
b baroer and u N ioungman, Esos.
Secretaries.
On motion the object Of the meeting was
stated By e Ii ShrIner. He stated tha, ,
letter had been received from Col. Bieler.
in reply to an invitation to address lbe
Democracy Of Union county, from which
he read an extract as follows;
CLEARFIELD, July IA, 1851
Dear Sir-My former promise TO address rbs
Democracy of Union county must be redeemed
at all hazards. have an appointment a, ,bs
"Spread Eagle" in Chester county on SATURDAY.
the I'd OF August next, and one at Bloomfield on
Tuesday the 5th and will sgree to be in your
county on Thursday the 7ih. With sentiments
OF high regard remain, dear sir,
Yours truly, WM. BIGLER.
MAJ. T.. Il. Skinner.
On motion, Maj c II Shriner, Bober, B
Barber Esq. and u N Youngman Esq were
appointed committee 10 invite Hon G w
Woodward and other distinguished speak
ers to be present.
On motion, the meeting appointed the
following gentlemen as a committee of
Arrangements Capt John Forster, JM
lay lor, John klshei. Malhlas Wilson, E
WIreman. John Reichard, Chas Crorzer.
James Young, Henry Yearick Jr, Samuel
Gedgen. Chs Nous, Ed Smith, Jos Eller,.
5 Z Snyder leo Schoch, Geo Mader, B
Beckley, John A Gutiee.
On motion, the following were appointed
a General Committee TO circulate handbUs.
procure general turnout, &C.: s Barber,
W B Shruer, M'Alamey, X Barber Esq,
Henry Fries, Wm Ebert, G Hixson, John
foungman, John NJ Baum, John Swinlord,
Chs kreps, Thomas Bower, Andw Coler,
David Kelley. jacob Relohey, Geo Gun.
drum, Jacob Brougher Saml Shrner, Wm
SIIsby, Saml Henderson, ,SamI Ewing ESQ,
Peter NeIman, VIM Smith, Chas RoLsh,
Capt John Leipkeicher, Jacob Wolf, Geo
Steer, John Shook. Alex Cummings, Capt
q Swarz, Robt Smith, Henry Meyer, Jas
Madden, Daniel Boyer. Levy Herald, Jas
Crosgrove, George KIeckner, fanner, And
Cook, Marlln Rudy. John Kline, Isaac
lreIy, Henry Crolzer. James Hayes, Lew
Isburg, jonathan Wolf, Joseph Green. l.
Howard, John Gundy, Henry Miller, John
MonlelIus.
On motion. Chas Cro,zer, c II Shriner
and J NJ IayIo were appointed commit
tee TO procure band of music.
On motion, r B Barber Esq was appoin-
ted Marshal.
Ou motion. Resolved that the proceedings
OF this meeting be signed by the officers
and published in the democratic papers Of
the county. ISigned, &c.1
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

$500. There are some four or five trainl
running on the road during the day, sc
that the traveller can buy through ticket
and get out at the various stations, and
after spending short time pass on to the
next town by another train.
At Schenectady, IL miles from Albany,
I left the cars for Saratoga, % miles far
ther. Notwithstanding this is a great re-
sort for fasaionables, saw but little tc
interest, except Congress spring, which is
really worth long journey to see, and l
am sure none can drink Of its waters with
out desire to go back again. That spring
is the real "simon pure," and needs nc
putting. 1t is fine and exhilerating. AT
ter spending a short season here l went
back to Schenectady, and took the cars fol
the west. The Railroad here crosses the
Mohawk, and keeps up the valley to Utica,
distance of 7S miles from Albany. The
country rises from the river and is generally
rolling, though none of the hills are very
high till you get some distance back from
the river. In the south, many miles off,
rise to view the Catskill mountains, the
highest, / believe in the State.
The Mohawk at this place is not very
large stream, running through the fats op-
posite the city.
The Erie canal runs nearly through the
centre Of the city. In strolling up one Of
the principal streets till l was out of the
business part Of the city l was much pleased
with the large number of beautiful, costly
residences that lined each side of the street
for nearly mile. In the western part of
the city are large number of cotton and
woolen mills in full operation. From this
city a canal runs to Binghamton, 80 miles
distant. Thine, MECHANIC.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
For the Lewisburg Chronicle.

Mr.. Editor--Having lately seen many
intelligent men from various parts Of this
county, found it their desire that ABsA-
LON SwINEroED. Esq, of New Berlin. be
brought out as an Independent candidate
for the Office Of President Judge of cur
Judicial District, composed of Union and
Mlfllin counties. therefore take the lib
eriy to recommend him thro' your Journal
as a candidate for said honourable Office.
Mr.. Swineford possesses the required lite.
rary at,ainments, is a man of sound moral
and religious principles, faithful and ener-
getic in all his business. and there is no
doubt he would Gf elected) make u trus,y,
sincere. judicious and equitable Judge.
KELLY.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
Union County Whig Convention.
DELEGATE MEETINGS,

The Democratic Whig voters Of Union
county are requested TO meet in their res.
Pecllse Townships and Boroughs, at the
usual place Of holding Elections, on SAT.
uRDAy P. NJ. the 9Th day of August next,
to select two Delegates in each District 10
meet in County Convention at the Court
HQuse in New Berlin, on the MONDAY lol.
lowing (Aug. lD at 10. A. NJ, to form a
Ticket for the next ensuing Election.
By order Of the Whig County Commit.
tee. Juy 5, 1851
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
MAHRlAGISSs

In Lewisbure, 30tb ul,. BY Jno A Mertz Esq
RASsLow FunRAI and Mrs MAReARIr CAIiA
all of this place.
By Rev NJ Allemsn. 3Oth ult. MIcsAEt
HOFFMAN and Miss CArHARINk LuFr, both Of
Kelly TIP. BY the same, 3lst ult. JAeoI kIsnHL
and Miss MARY NJ HIIxBAeH, both Of Montouf
county.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
Temperance Meeting,

A meeting of the Eas, Buffalo Temp Soc. will
be held IN the Mt. Pleasant school house, Satur-
day evening. Aug. l6. Mr.. Diefienbach will
deliver an address in German. and Mr.Hickok in
English. All persons are invited to attend.
ISAAC G. BROWN, Pres.
CuRIsrIAS GUNDY, Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

"The 3lst Annual Session Of the
Northumberland Baptist Association will
be held with The Derry church, commenc-
ing on Wednesday. Aug. IS, at IL O'Clock
A. NJ. Rev. G. w. Young to preach the
introductory sermon Rev. =. J. Collins,
alternate.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

aAPETROLEUM, or ROCK OIL, 8 natural remedy
procured from a well Allegheny Go. Pa 400 feet below
the earhs surface, put up by : n kIER, Ptsburg in
the bottles just it flows from the we'll without admxture
of kind. When taken according to the directions
will cure pains and enlargements in the bones JOINTS
Botches. Bles Erysipelas, Pmpes the face Te,er.
Scaldhcai, Ring worm aud the various Sin diseases
has cured numerous of rheumatism ous
&c several of Rheumatism years standing
been entirely cured (See Advertisement another psz
of this paper) 1yS79eowsl:
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
R@A large Attendance at the First

b%A large attendance at the First An
nual Commencement Of the University at
Lecisbury, week after next, is anticipated
Among other eminent personages from
abroad, the Hon. James Buchanan will
attend to his duties as one of the Board
of Curators. Let it be-as Commence
ment" seasons are in other towns-a sea-
son Of public and social enjoyment.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

@Union County Dem. Conv. to NOM
mate Senator, Assemblyman, and Judges,
Monday 25th inst. Delegate meetings the
previous.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

b~We have Election News from Ken.
tucky, up to Monday at 8 p NJ, but not
enough to indicate any probable change in
the election of officers.
We have also Foreign News in our col
umns received on Monday last, at Halifax
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
Annual Sermon.

The second Annual Sermon before the " Soci-
ETY. for Inquiry Of the University at Lewisburg.'
will be delivered by Rev. ]. Lansing Burrows. A.
NJ. Of Philadslphis, on Sunday, Aug. l7lh, at .
o'clock Pm.
BY order of the Board of Managers
ROBERT LOWRY, Sec.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

s~A Mass Temperance Meeting is to
be held in the Grove in Kelly TIP about a
mile below Milton, Thursday 2lst inst. CA
more full notice next week.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
Le1rSSbagrg, Pa.
Ue0nesoap Nlornins, auaust 6, 1851

DVERTIZE !-Execntors Administrators, Public
Officers, City and Country Merchants, Manufacturers
Mechanics, Business Men-a who wish to procure
dispose of anythngwoud do well to give of the
through the Leicisbg Gsonicle" This paper has
good and increasing circulation in community contai-
ming large proportion Of active, solvent producers
consumers, and dealers, any other in the State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

The Countess de Neuiily, the widow os
Louis Philippe. and several o:her member.
Of the late ex-KIng Of the French, are !,
present in Edinburgh.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
President of the University.

We announced few weeks since that
the Rev. Howard Malcom, DID,, had been
chosen to ELL the Presidential Chair of the
University at Lewisburg. His acceptance
of the appointment seems to have given
very general satisfaction to the friends Of
the University, and to have awakened their
sanguine expectations. A Philad. cores
pondent of the Boston "Watchman & Re-
fector" Of the 18th ult., alludes to the
subject in the following terms. All who
are acquainted with the public and private
character of Dr. Malcolm, deem this eulog-
ium fully merited. We congratulate the
University and this community on such an
acquisition:
"On Sabbath the eth inst, Rev. DR. HaLcoM announced
to the Ssnsom st Church his purpose of shortly resgnng
the Passionate Il that church. order accept the rrcsi
ency Of the University at ewsburg in this STATE For
past th TTsess of the University have been
urging him tu accept this posi- and at length he has
the conclusion that is his duty do lie will
enter upon his dut with the Of the Fall
session. We shall greatly miss Dr Malcom from this city,
where by his wise his entcrrsng SPIRIT and bis
kind faisrnal influence he has greatly endeare himself
the Boards Of tnv olent and in promoting
the general interests His loss however will lie mort felt
BY the CHI rch which h has presided with great ec
ency end success fer the last year, The congregation
has during that time been greatly enlarged the pew rents
have been bv increased those any former
period in the history the church, eighyforr nembers
have been added to It's communion and the house OF
ship has bccn entirely tastefuy rcrodclled VIII not
be easy procure equal in efficiency industry
and pastoral tact. But though the loss Of DR. Macom
will be severely felt by the church and BY the dcnomina
ou in this city, yet cherish the hope that it Will bc
than counfer alancci By the influence which TINS
measure will exert in favor our new University. HIS
experience President Of q college, his universally ad-
mttd executive talent; his paarnal interest in the well
fare of the students his practical oil human ma
ture Joined to the ouishing condition of the finances Of
the college and its unparalleled prosperity for the time
of its eatence scarcely fn greatly TO riom0tc Its
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
Wig State Nominations.

For Governor-wM. r. JOHNSTON, Of Armstrong Co.
For Canal Commissioner-J0HN STROHM, ofLaucaster
For \ RICHARD COULTER, Of Westmoreland Co,
Judges ! GEORGE CHAMBERS, of Franklin Co.
Of the WM. NJ. MEREDITH Of Philadelphia.
Supreme | JOSHUA W. Comfy, of Montour
Court wM JESSUP, of susquehanna-
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

D@Those who have paid their Stock in
the Telegraph Company, can receive their
Stock Certificates and 2 per cent. dividend
by sending their receipts with power Of
attorney to the Treasurer, 7. O.Van Allen,
Danville, on and after 18th inst. The
Line is doing decidedly well.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

A short time ago, Prentice, Of the Lou
isville Journal, came down rather hard on
Mr.. Durham, NJ. C. from Indiana, because
he had made little too free with the frank
ing privilege. Mr.. Durham thereupon
Complained that Prentice had abused him,
which The latter denied. but at the same
time asked if he had not as good right
10 abuse Mr.. Dunham as Mr.. Dunham had
10 abuse the franking privilege' There's
a question for lawyers.
Storms, floods and accidents from light.
ming have been awfuliy frequent this year
We notice this week wide and disastrous
storm 10 Wayne county. at the NE, and
another in Faye;,e county, IN the 5. W.
part Of this State.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

$The Johnston Club were addressed
on Friday evening last by Messrs. Ross,
Worden, and Aikcn-and original Songs
by Members of the Club. Adjourned to a
week from next Saturday evening, u o'c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06
qHI CHRONICLE,

II. g. HIoKoK, Editor. o. N woRpEN, Printer
At 80 cash In advance, sl35 in three months 81 paid
within the year, and q 20 at the end Of the year.
Agents in Philadelrhia-vB Palmer and Carr.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

@Care should be taken in sending
Telegraphic dispatches, not to use ambig-
uous terms, and to use enough words to
express all the meaning, fully. We re-
ceived despatch on Monday, capable Of
two constructions in two portions Of an
eight-word message. When words cost
but l or 2 cents each, be sure to use
enough of them to accomplish your object.
UNION CoLLEGE.-The Commencement
Of Union College schenectady, N. Y.,]
took place last week. Rev.
Laurens P. Hickok, D D., of the Auburn
Theological Seminary, was elected to the
Professorship of Moral Philosophy, and
Vice President of the Collegc-and heir
presumptive to Dr.Nott. We are not aware
whether this heavy draft upon Auburn
will be honored.-N y Evangelist.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

Democratic State Nominations.
For Gorernor-wILLIAM BIGLER, Of Cleardeld Co.
For Ctadl Cbnsmissionsr-sETH CLOVER, Of Clarion
For Y JOHN d. GIBSON. of Cumberland Co.
Judges WALTER H. LOwRIE. of Allegheny
Of the JEREMIAH s. BLACK, of Somerset.
Supreme ELLIS LEWIS, Of Lancaster.
Court } JAMES CAMPBELL of Philadslphia.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-08-06

YEA Fire at Athens, Brad. Co., 29th
ult., destroyed Is or 20 buildings, among
them the Methodist and Episcopal chapels
Loss SIS to $4,000.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-10-13
Tho Democracy and the Compromise.

Every Democrat in New York the Union
vouches for as standing bolt upright on the
Compromise platform.
If that is so, will the Union explain how it
happens that the Syracuse DEMOCRATIC Con
vention laid on the table resolutions approving
the Compromise
If that is SO, will it explain how it happens
that the DEMOCRACY at Tammany Hall laid
similar resolutions on the table?
If that is so, will the Union explain how it
happens that the DEMOCRATIC Convention
nominated for Judge of the Court of Appeals
ALEXANDER 5. JOHNSON, an active supporter
OF VAN buren, and ADAMS, in opposition to
LEWIS CAss and WIN. o. BUTLER, the regu-
larly nominated candidates of the Democracy
Of I94S?
For the office of Treasurer, BENZ. WEIGH,
jr., editor Of an Abolition paper!
For Canal Commissioner, HORACE WmEA-
TON, who has always been identified with The
slavery agitation, and through whose inelfici-
ency as the Mayor of Syracuse the Marshal Of
the United States has been manned by IN armed
mob in resisting the execution Of the laws Of
the United States?
For Attorney General, LEVI S. CHATFIELD,
who, at the last election Of State officers, wrote
a letter endorsing the doctrines of the slavery
agitation?