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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1851-02-06
L-nasl States .uonlhg Lale .uaga.ine and E

United States Monthly Laie .NGgasiae and En-
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The January number of this periodical is be
fore as. it is large pamphlet Of 40 pages,
well printed, and em1elhshed with lie-like por-
trait Of Judge Cnnca, of Washington. It con-
mins interesting AMI wellprcparcd articles upon
The Practice Of Law. and Law Reform through
out the Union, a memoir of Judge Crnch Notes
Of recent leading American cases, a Digest of
recent American cases, and sundry notices aud
criticisms. In the eztent and variety of its con-
tents, this Magazine seems destined to be the
leading Law Periodical Of the United States, and
well worthy Of the patronage Of the Legal Pro-
fession. Subscription price s..
The Tariff The first attempt in the House,
tq amend The Tariff has failed. Mr. Winthrop's
bill viii probably pas. the Senate, aud we hope
will not be killed. m 'he House.
The Steame, .fioni'c-The Steamer Canada
reiched Halifax on Monday, and brought no in
telhgence Of the Atlnfic.
The engine house attached to the Sullivan
railroad station, IN Windsor. Vt, was destroyed
by fire on the night Of the sob ut, together with
a valuable engine.
O. Mr. S. T. \ Cushing, printer, formerly
Of Manchester, " II has been appointed Mail
agent on the Boston, Concord and Burlington
route, in place Of T.. A. Boiwel removed.
C~Mr. Edmund Quincy, ,abotioust in let
tor from Boston 70 the Anti Slavery STANDARD,
writes -" The Free Soilers have at least done
one thing. They have given Massachusetts, a
trde the meanrst, two facedesi Governor she has
ever had Ne seems TO be neither fish, flesh,
nor good rcdherrlnun
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tflorriaoes.

Ia Milumsiown, January 30ih by Rev. l.. ". TAYLOR,
NJ. flhanon silly to Mas Ehnale.h Burt both OF Ran.
dolph.
In Danvie, Jun. IS, by Rev. A. Webster Mr. Edwin r.
Nofn, OF ths toNni aud Mics Mar, 7. base, Of Moutpe-
lier.
In Walden, by :. Moaigomely Eco. Mr.. George Merrill
and Miss Mary NJ. Cheevrr, both of Walden.
In Nefshe, Jan lst by ReN. H. Field, No. Sllas Titus
ofNotshife, 10 Miss Jane iurnhani Of Chelsep.
Also, the day, by the SAM, Mr. Davis j. Dun
ham of Nefshire, 10 Mis- luriuds Oyitt OF Cornth.
Ia West Randolph, hy the Rev. samuel starhawk Mr..
Oscar Harlow 40 Miss MaIy 4. Sessions.
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Brighton lgarket, Ian. 30.

E0INllrd of iHH Uoslnn Danny AdveniscI,
A. Market 40 Cattle. 900 Sheep, aud 225 swine.
PHicEs Beet Ctuir-We quoic correspond with last
Seek, sEi-tN-ra n Cd hfst quality $50 6; second
5 % 3 50, fhlri - d0.asa
Working paru.--Nu Sales notced
Cows ami taivrs-Sall. E3 ~. 81, and y.
sAcep-si-s ai So. = 81, Is So Sc
Ssine-ose oi 10 roiiir, seiecisd, for sows
IL ioi haftaus A. Feiai 10 Tor a . baIrox
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To the Hon. Supreme Court to be

Montpelier, Wthin and Tor the county W
ington and State Of Vermont, the hfeeuth Tuesday,
next amer the fourth Tuesday IN December A. D. 1850.
NOUR petitioner, Rachel Parker Of Nonhfeid in The
county Of Wa.hingtoa aforesaid humby complain
she was lawfully joined IN marriage 10 Joel Parker thea
fnchbursh 10 the state of Massachusetts,, but nov OF
Springfield 10 d STATE of Mass ohusets, Ftchbufsh
ofesaid the llh day Of November A. D. lsi3, by Rev
Luuhn hydcn, minister Of the gospel, And al 4 ou
tin. of said marriage until the twrnrth of May d. sli
she lvea with said Joel Parker and performed all
required by the marriage covenant when she compelled
BY his unhiudness aud abuse 10 leave him
After several mouths stpafaon b promising her bot
tel Treatment, she live sith him, ued
IA the hhial performances OF al her obis
0nl about the first Of July 5i5. when she
PEELED to leave him. which time she has been council
led Ia support herself hsr aho having received
assistance VIVA from him She further copaiGs
the SAID Joe Parker has time past and ro "
living IA state 81 aduiery Spnagh IA the
Massachusetts with woman from whom he ed
before his marriage with your peiliioaer She
pays that bill divorce msy granted her from tho
bonds OF manony existing between her and
Joel P-ikef, and W. ia duty bound wil ever pray
RACHEL . PARKER.
Nouhfed, January II, 1851.
L. Buck, Any
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OFFICERS
nOCT JULIUS DEWEY. President.
non. DANIEL BALDWIN. Vice President
DiRECtORS.-Juliu- Y Dewey, Daniel Baldwin Paul
plansha,n, 1mo. r. RedGsd, julius Conser.e, Edmund
Weston, Home, w Heatnu lose q. Dsn'ouh JL Ailr L.
Caiin, ,en \. Page George ". Coanier, Ora saflth
Charles Dewey.
BOARD or FINANCE Homer W Hestou, Albert l.
Gailiu, John A. Pas-.
MEDIA EXAMINER --Orin Smith, N. u.
CONSULTING PuNslCiAN.-Fiedsrick w. Adams.
NJ d.
SECRETARY r. Thur.ton
LIFE INSURANCE
Il un institution contemplating unnxci good mon
knd.n
We nyi,e the attention Of The Public 10 the principles of
the National Life lnsutance Company.
The Charter h. liberal aud pancuafly adapted 10 The
OF A whu may desire embrace such an iusat 0n
II should be emb aced--
lot, ny Husbands and Fathers, make provision u0ef
death, for linen widows sud children.
81 ny the Young provide for themselves infrm ngo.
80 by eEod'tors 10 insure the ios which the death
debtor might
4th BY the borrower to enable bis representative IN
case Of hi deah, repay The loan.
9Th. Those who little from their dails lahoi. OF
yeuy income. should invest At IN this Savings Bank
may lie beyond The Of accident that the widow
aud child mas receive - their with usury.n II
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FAIR WARNINCI

Ii p' rsons indebted to the late firm OF T. p. WALTON
~ SONS are hereby nutihed that their ba
banded over oa lawyer for collection "a, io.s
are asceraned Those who pay aud have ong neg
lectad 10 pay, must be made 10 pay.
Jan. IA, 1851. 90
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WOOD! WOUD

THOSE indebted To u, who wish pay 10 wood tins wia
ter, requested 10 notify Immediately, thai We
may kn0v what 10 CONTACT tor.
EP. WALTON son.
January "A, ISL %
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NOTICE.
cTRAYED fen

STRAYED fem the icosure af the subscriber in More
- to~a about tue 18Th OF November last chesnu
eolored Hor.e COLT, year old Hast grass AR on,
giving inflammation where he may be found shall rsnsr
ously rewarded.
horstowp, Doc. 9Th, 1850. II
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is hereby ordered that the above named Joel Parker b,
notified OF the pendency of the foregoing peon by publ
cation thereof, together with tbs order, The Ven
Naehman aud State Journal printed al Maatpelef
county OF Washington, wseks successfully, the las
Of ~hieh To BE- weeks before the fifteenth TUESDAY ate
the sh Tuesday IN December u IS50 which shall b,
deemed sufficient notice him appear show
why the payer Of said petitioner should granted
Given under my hand Al Montpelier, "A the county v
Washington, this lsth day of January, A. d. Ie5I.
10 STEPHEN ROYCE, gudse of supreme Coasl.
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TEnMs of sunsoMIrrIoN roR oNE YEAn.

The Atlas Will be unless the money accompanies
The ordef md al subscriptions will be
expiration Of the tenn for which tho money has paid
unlo's renewed by another pa uenl
~ To iuttmastefs, Newspaper Agents and Clubs the
above terms offer hci Inducements obtun subscr bors
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Notifications Of The Tariff Washington, Jan
2oul-A conference on the Tariff was had at
the National Hotel last evening, when, in add
ton to what has previously been announced the
following Was partially agreed upon: The valu-
alton specified in the existing Tariff shall be ac-
tual market valuation at the time when and place
whence the goods were exported, except for iron,
which shall be assessed at the average of foreign
values at the chief points of expectation, for the
last ten years. and pays a duty, 40 per cent; Bit
luminous coal shall pay the same linseed oil and
glass, 80 per cent; wool, raw silk, cordage, hemp
and yarns, 10 per cent. advance on the present
rates-the present privilege of warehousing 10 be
extended for three yeais5
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$40 REWARD.

EFT Tho honc Of his prenis, tho To- instant, Boy
- IS years Old feet inches high DARK complex ion
brown htr and dark eyss ilu hti upon the iisht
side Of the neck hte hack OF the by canSer
fash lie away gry sack coat, red wno
leu shut dark tweed ves pants, glazed cap tight thick
boots Whoever viii gar seasonabe Information by aie-
graph, letter, uherwisc rec sxpeass the publisher
Of the 81 Abans hesssng that his parents can obain
said boy, shaii receive the ilove reward
81 AiBans January ~, 1881. n
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Very Respectfully

By reference 10 our California files we find
that the Emily sailed from San Francisco on the
10Th Of September for Panama, with lOl passen-
gers on board. We hope the above report of her
loss may prove incouect-Ei Tribune.
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Paw what thou OWest |

d poT'01s HlVInR Nenl1Nls, 0IIheT ly
~ book, ugiinst The nrA al ELLIS, WILDER 4 co. are
requested 10 prescn. the same for payment.
pyAi indebted either N book are nolifnd
that we like to have b. nd wash the other
lust sperk 10 aouT neisabor, VIII you A word fty
spoken - Ike apples Of god lsiufes OF sfSaf.r
ELLIS, WILDER q co.
January %, ls5l. M w
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lear the patient.


Dear sr-l wish could tei ihat suffice 1850 Cough
what Aong ca.rry peeiofui fog tdHes
they might D. iehi Ted hy tno lou Hd lung
f,yer which NY lungs weak nod iaA ued Bong sef
tuf bic and b. gain atuils my rfis thug
must sirs cnn-umpti1a had H9n iite aud
dreadful cous. nst wearing away. belIn 10 take
beautiful medicine, by thr advice # Cf nan, who
hsd before IL t4sad ny Cough hrsi, anu
gave night. ~ less tlfn fortnight could eat
wei and cough hsd ceased be tfoubiesan aPp
lite returned food nuuffI me, wbcn sun restore"
NJ, strength Now after weeks am we'll aud strong
wiih 90 other lelp fhau your Cherry fectofai.
Yours, with respect,
JULIA DEAN.
hereby ccriY that the ahove statement ofny vic in
conformity witt vows OF her case, Dor bf
Ayers Cherry frriuuL JOSEPH DEAN.
The above oaiaod Joseph Dean and Jala. hi- vile,
personally knon me- aud iup confidence y be pla
ced % their stale
sAMUEf. q. WANDER So ENT,
Pastof ct the Baptist Church.
PREPARED nY J.C AVER CHEMIST Low ~, Msss.
..n.l. ..llal rDl.ln. MN
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SPRINGFIELD WESLEYAN
SEMINARY.

THE spfug Term Of his furnishing Institution, is to
commence Thursday FOB. %, sud u weeks.
BoAHD INsrHucrioS.
Rev. FRANKLIN o. BLAIR, 4. 10 Principal
Mr. ALONZO h. CObllss, Assistant.
T. A. KNIGHT, NJ d Lecturer on Physiology.
Mrs AMELIA H. siAS Prccepifess
Miss VIRGINIA HDLhNOOk, Teacher Of Music.
Rev. H. EASTMAN, Steward
All the above Teachers except ones have been employed
IN the SEMINARY ho pres and past Terms, and nothing
need be said Ia those be- hive their obstruction, OF
their qualifications, and taeif succras as Teachers.
Mt tohLiss has Tor The teoa associated with
Governor Eaion, Nr Bufnhsn, lchers &C. 40 insuoing
IA Ieachefs lnstuo. ani received The most satiset
testimonials tun these entomrn aui oiheIs l. il DO
hop'd that thuse teachers Who eetted the short period Of
his instruction on those t'ions, vii become associated
with him again IN his mofe anrnt situation
lts conhdcuty bfeytd, that 18th the pieseni Board Of
Instruction, the APPARATUS tabinot OF Minerals
for illustrating the Nall Sciences scholars fnd
advantage. here fully equal those of any similar nsttu
the State.
Tue baardug VII sh :. undot the care Rev. H.
Eastman Mio, ai0, rnfaiy new, Is conveniently
aAd beautifully siiuased, aud sufficiently large aecommo
date siAy sudenis no doubt entertained hut that
he higb ~ Satisfaction will be gisen ths depsmeot
Students coming by Taipid, will Caarloson NJ VI.
or At Chester W. from ~Eeh places thorss daily convey
the Seminary
In behalf Of the Ituseea
J. C. ASP GNWALL.
Ian. 10.
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Reported Loss of the Steamship
Emily.
To the Editors of the Tribune;
pAN.H. MonIst n

10 the Editors OF the Tribune;
PANAMA, Monday, Dec. 80, 1850
The Ship sarah s. Eliza which arrived here
yesterday from San Francisco. after a passage of
some 60 days, reports the loss of the ship Emily
off Cape ST. Lucas. The Emily Is believed to
have been Philadelphia ship, aud commanded
by Capt Cope. She had some 200 passen-
gers, returning Californians, bound from San
Francisco for this port, all of whom except two
are reported to be lost They are said to be for
the most part from the Western States. This is
all the information now attanahle.
Very Respectfully,
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Gvins II fofy ADD nesrtpilep of ho chara0f and va
n'iy Of Cnn.nwpuun, accompanied with certificates ffen
patients 'heu rfs, o gnnd st'rinl 60 Tins c lud uihcr
places shown fhe nlunn 30 which they ha,r HHen
of The Ain.e a~riioncd dsrHfp, can BE had tho Ofce
No p, state S'rfef CRATE
Orders shuul be ndire-sed TO = sBF.e'c $ 90.
State SiIe'' l04tva.
Pfice 81 PEI .nfilo, % 6 ho,tlas fr i've dpllan
Sold In No iclici by Town HsN. State street, also
sold by I. \ trcs, iurngtnai James poucf, Rutland
Nichols d Smith noiluNs FAIL
n. n. Dot ehcnck will tIf Mnntpaer. 1u Saturday
Fcbiulfy aat VIII fcceive pat.sts lutin. Hotel.
Do For further particulars rtHlIreuf
TOWN & HALL Lgsnts, State ilreet,
NsOm MONTY. Ter. Vt.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Liberal Inducements for Subscri-
bers to the ,s,iun
BOSTON WEEKLY Atlas
FOR 1851.
THE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST WEEKLY IN NEW
ENGLAND.

The BOSTON WEEKLY ATLAS l. published every
THURSDAY MORNING, sod IL devoted 10 Politics, LII
eratufe, Ara. Scences, and News Its viii he
1aies-Fofegu aud Domestic Coriespondence-repou OF
the proceedings Of Congress and the Massachusetts uaa
niea digest Of Foreign aud Domestic News-orginni and
selected POeryPnces Current-Financial Af,ictr- re
ports of sales Of SocksrcPufis Of the Cambridge
ton, New YORK, aud Philadelphia Ciiue Markets. &c Sc
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FRENCU DEPILATORY,

NOR runosu. supuIfuuus haf tom me lace nt
L part oi 400 4.d,. Inn liep atory Powder prepared
according Ia facepf Of Bafua ianuy, sufg 10 Nago
leon who nhiafncd Espt whale ailcndin. n fTanei
amy dunne tasmoabir csu'ssn n ibat c,niry II q
tho PREPARING generally ussd t fhe gpiana ad fench
fod ncnec safe aud elcu4l Sold whole. o. aEd
phty g. v TOOK,
% rfomont Row, .ston,
And by COLLINS & PIERCE, Montpelier. ,,a 6mis.
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CONSUMPTION can be CURED.

CONSUMPTION can be CURED.
SCHENCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP,
A SPECIFIC REMEDY,
coNsumrTIoN; LIVER COMPLAINT, Dys-
PERSIA. sCfsOFUI.A,
Paipitati0n OF the Heart,
Coughs, Colds, sc.
IT has been before The pubhe upwaids Of twelve years
during wi's iiias scarcely "a iu'isidad has used
other emedes havu failed, and proprietor
y believes, FROM Us great srtoi. thsi h IS hc be remedy
for these diseases etrf discovered.
The element Of which this syrup composed arc simple
herbs and roofs the medicinal aopenss OF vleh puhf.
the blood, then the system, ard heahy To-
the iungs and sestyn operation upon system
is mild. YET et cous II lcosons the phegm, which coates
50 much difficulty when tight relisve. the cough
lists nature go APPEL from tho teo EN- dissus natter by
cxpectomtou, which, II retained produces Cous npion
rpens MATTER BOO an sbccss 81 u5erce and 10, It's
expulsion o ihe system, ct tle soothing the
nutlted paris healing the hcetaticn. makul healthy
paui iegu ias ue towels without the aid H pufgatva
medicines o. ays She ifuiatng coneh iniut-
log the system as most medicines do, doo contain
sny mercury ranme Opium auy daloteroua what.
eyet In shufi may rmpacil v b. called tlf totsun-
tve's Friend of wherever 1t bus been used, invariably
produces haer rc.u'ts than any other renos sooshiag
the pillow Of e fick, and by t heaiu. prrpet,
IN mai ,rits ui eases, he sufferer 60 hsalth.
Nears patient who has a-ed O., by pers0 vetance
IT, use has ei iis healing n1utlec ,d B., confirming
use perfect hue been ehf q. Tie raHsUn frfhi-
on'ion. as ias fuinonc syrHr D. c0mpount upon the
principles 81 und medical lfi Isupshassf inc te.t
OF yclfs Of t e. meuiafs Of thH nrdr. iun.
VINO VINO were ii'o aFa'nsi Z" u.T "i ihs remedy
have bad tho nfeulcrs d by witn-ssl truui
ln4nt rucrr-s, Iil moss nsIu- t1rir Ifar
ibr ffeff 80 OF ma med'' ae was himself ya8rs
ago, reduced TO be- up, by be- pli aud
friends. iu f .Ist stage ct mpou. and lp
p.ated To- be- htond tho reach rY remcdy. Then
the tunon tfup Which he ofeis u The public, aud
u was the noaus ui cuung him.
We append ist of The ~ those raiise residing in
the city, who .Ve yulaut4ny forward gwen thuii
| wfit'eu apptn. cfu.
WiaLfAH GANETT. 10 Pleasant sifcei.
EDITOR OLIVE HRANJfl;
MR. 400 uiNGIDN. Elulur Traveller.
i'.F, 90 =, so NeHHufd stftrt
A. q. BA LEY. ri Washin. ton street.
NR toNH. Editor Chii-tHH Freemun.
REV. DfAS ~. nENNi+lN.
WNMAN OSBORN, ~ stlfe street.
ROBERT D.. NNhBtNS. n.aist, Toward street
EDITOR ~ THE WAsWNGTpN1AN.
JOHN g. 'NEACti, Edit.r Herald.
6. W. bhieGs, Bookseheis corner Essex and Wash
ton street.
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Bakersfield Accidental mstitu-
ton.
PURELY MUTUAL.
The National
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

"lilc Insurance fhe ma0's wealth aud good In.
yesimsut for the capitalist"
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The .SteGme, .9i'oni'c.-The Steamer Canada
reiched Halifax on Monday, and brought no in
Of the Atln'c.
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NIIiI"Iu l, NcH Doc u 100.
Dear Su g. iHmediucly tHe receipt # sN.f Cherry
fectorll, calrd botie 10 cQuautanco mine phe
thought IH h's end th quick Con. Hapion
lie unable from hs hfd, aud wHs extremely
Bile. Ills tH.lls believed Ice de. u.la-s clstf
could be ohtlilr for hun and indu give Nupf
excellent uicl tral. Immediately e lhf-e
weeks aud nat ialso Of by sufifi-e ivturn,
him 10 .ttrot homo from rals, end
hni be- had rely iec0vefod FuuI weeks tom the Jas
be- cuumeucea lhwg med cine, Ls uofk az
srdupua trade efs hldcksnith.
There uie atuer clses wiAr nay kpowlcdgu ahero thu
Chcsy Peoiofsl has 5oun siu.HY su"ces.ui Hlt
marked as iiis. Ney fuiy yHnts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

Undoubtedly the MOST active Impulse ~
EossutL's mind T. patriotism. Ills duty to
lis country he has AWAY regarded as the
first of duties. lie himself Is nothing aud
bis country eYeu thing IN hi- estimation.
Net only the fact that he IS oae Of her
Children, but the position 10 'hicb he has
.becn placed, hold him forever and without
: relaxation 70 her service. Buther cause
Providence has willed to be the cause OF
Europe and Of humanity, and thus the pa
triot pleading IN behalf Of Hungary sud
against her opprcssors, is not confined 20
the interests Of that country ne Is the ad-
vooate Of universe! rights, Of the liberties
of continent, of the welfare Of the race.
On such a mission he comes TO America
It il not too much to snticipat for the IDEAS
ard the aspirations he knows how so elo-
uuently to set forth symPatheuc' cahdio
audience, which will appreciate every
consideration, give its just value TO every
argument, and see things honestly and
manfully as they are.
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MIou,oAS.-Tte Lansing S'o'c JoHrnR
n tha oC,h ult has cha ret0Tns iIom all che or
CANNED counties IN the State but Chippewa
roushtor. Kalamazoo and ST. CLAIR, ana est
mates that the vote will exceed 10000. or a
filling or Of 10000 since 1879 Robert Nc
Clelland, the Opposition candidate for OosefAo''
will have majority IF 200. Townsend =.
Gidiev, the Wing cani ia.e, 50 ias IS hslro
from. carries three counties. We suppose tha'
no election was held in Grstiot, Oceann' Huron
Midlsnd, Oatoa.gon and SchooleFats' as these
counties do rot appear in the table IN IAe Jour
"a! Che ofIioial paper Of the Stato.) or peraaPs
they have not been folly organized. hcClelanu
runs ahead Of B.i'an, the Opposition candidate
for Lieutenant. Governor When John ; Barry
{OppO was elected Governor the first time IN
1871, he hsd S, S2G majority, IN 1913, Barry had
G, f93. and, IN 1919, he had 1921. Alpheus Felch
(prosent Opposition L. S. SENATOR had 3,S05 IN
1915, and, in 1917, Epaphroditus Ransom (OpP.)
had 90 The only closely contested elections
were in 1887 aud 1910. In 1897, Stevens I. Ma
son had 1880 votes for Governor, 10 1853 for
c. c. Trowbridge (Whig) In 1910. Gen. tlar-
ri>on carried the State, and William Wood
bridge CWhig) the same year had 1890 votes
FOR Governor to l7,7s2 for Elon Farnsworsh
(Opp) With these exceptions, and the Guber-
natorisl struggle in 1919, when Littlelohn (lnd.)
received the general support OF the Wings over
Parry, the Opposition have managed 70 control
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

In all probability another day will not
have elapsed ere the great Hungarian has
set his foot upon our shores.
The American people Will receive him
with degree of enthusiasm unparalleled
in our history, save, perhaps, by the recep-
ton OF La Fayette. His journey through
the land promises to be tIiumphal pro-
eIess. The popular masses will hail him
with ovations as sincere as they arc uni
yeIsal. Municipal authorities and Legisla-
lures will do him honor. Everywhere he
will be welcomed with joy and listened to
with interest. HIS coming among us is
then an event of magnitude, and of its in
Auence something must remain.
This welcome is the tribute OF free peo-
pic TO man whose character and career
have rendered him ar emioent representa-
tive Of free principles. 1t is not for the
person alone, nor for for his past achieve
mcuts aud suforings alone, nor for Hungary
alone, nor for the principles of freedom
alone that this tribute IS prepared, but for
them all together. Il is TO the martyr of
The liberty Of the press, TO the wise,and pa
tout parliamentary combatant for the con-
stitutional liberties OF his country to the
Volitical leader whose first use cf power
was IN procuring the release from feudal
burdens and the acknowledgements of millions
OF his countrymen to the statesman who,
While yielding nothing of the Just rights of
MS people, anxiously and carefully avoided
dangerous rupture with the house of
AUSTIN as long as its avoidance was
possible: 10 the chieftain who. when
imperial treason had left no other choice
than slavery or resistance, boldly embraced
the latter, and, with fertility of genius al
most boundless, organized armies, provided
munitions, created public credit, and in-
spired the whole nation with 4 spirit Of he
roic resolution that has not and never can
be quenchea 70 the exile who, after per
fdy and force have done their worst, bates
not a jot of heart or hope but with stern Sc
renity and answering devotion nrsues the
same object, still displaying qualities cal
cuiated to make the age memorable and
their possessor immortal-it is to this man
that America is about to extend welcome
of such large hospitality. and to invoke
blessings uvon us head.