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TELEaRAPHIC AND OTHERWISE.

ERIE COUNTY.
Erie county has given the wing State ticket majority
Of twenty-five hundred. Cook, Uuman and Fitzhugh
will probably have twenty three hundred In some Of
the towns rays the Buoao Republic, Cdemocrst) COT.
ton ticket was supported by protesting democrats.
SUFFOLK COUNTY.
From various have reports Of the election
Of both whig members Of Assembly, most remarkable
result IL true 1t reported also that Buffet, whig
elected County judge over John Lawrence Smith, and
that the county gives democratic majority of 400
State ticket.
ONEIDA COUNTY.
Urea, November 8, 1882
The following are believed to be the exact majorites
for the several whig State candidates in Oneida
ty Patterson 484 Forsy tn 400; Cook 469 Ullman,
4e7 Fitzhugh SIS; Seymour, SOL
CITY OF ROCHESTER.
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ELECTIONS IN OTHER STATES.
TELEGRAPHlC.
The Mississippi Election.

JACKSON, November 7, 1851.
The official returns from Tippsh county give Foote
for Governor, 1e4 and JEFF Davis 123l For Congress
D. B. Majors Union, 162i Jacob Thomson, State rights
l266 The Union representatives are eected-tEo whss
and two democrats
Foote'S majority in the State for Governor from pre-.
sent returns, it is thought viii vary from five to ten
thousand.
Three Of the Union candidates for Congress are un
doubtedly elected.
HOLLY SPRINGS, November Z 1851.
In this town. Jet Davis has 60 majority for Governor
and James Horne Union for Secretary of State IS;
VIM Clark, Union, for Treasurer ST. D. r. Russell Union
fer Auditor l02i D. b. Majors Union for Congress 81;
Clayton, Judge Of High Court, 1892 Scott Union for
Chancellor of State 90 The Legislature divded-two
democrats and two wings
New ORLEANS, Novmber Z, 1851.
A teiegraphic despatch, dated jackson, Miss, last
night says that Foote is ahead 2l0o In twenty one
counties and his election is believed to be certain
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ExPREss AGENCIES. &c.

GRE00RY's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT AND PARCEL
~ bxpress.-The subscrbers will forward Express,
usual per steamers CHEROKEE and OHIO, the sab aud
th November via the Isthmus Of Panars Freight for
these steamers should be ls at our ee prior 70 the above
dates, waterproof dition. with Invoices In
not lbs lbs weight each We make no charge for
Custom House business Parcels received unt2 oeioeh
and letters until ~ II. M.
THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK.
Managers and Agents, lao Posrl street. corner Wall.
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THE BALL SIC SON.


GRAND TEMPERANCE FESTIVAL -1Hg C. l.. SNOW
Social uni R, SS s give grand sh,.s ys:
Roemsj on tuesday evening November IL 1851 sohisbes
Coon Band has been engased Iessts ssp.s 70 be had
O. H. Stuart. hale Of Justice; Leaader Kelley, Tvensy,
l07 Mulberry street. Mrs. White ss Crosby streee Mrs
1s1sp S EgTsh street Mrs Perks g. Norfolk oil street
Blocker street; and at the door, on the evening.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL-oIvEN To Mr..
sasaoss Sy ms pupils q. sss sroa a. casino s..
can be procured At ito Grand street and al ire principal
hotels Of this city The orchestra ill be composed Of
new dances will be executed for the irst time.
aJENRY WILLS AND his SISTERS, MDk. H. GA
In,.tsse $50 BrOsdvay Their system instruction i.
particularly adapted for iupartps TO the pupil gacefdi an
department The proper OF walking also mi
aon All hs new and fsobs saSsS IN The
simplest sa AMI most ana On
Sns and evening. Apply daily ~ the above address
NIBLos BALL AND coNCERT KoVa.-raE Pro
AZ rrietor respectfully informs the public that his nAsn
nuins soasos Many importsn, alterations aud improve
have bean made for the comfort aud oonvneuoe OF
sS I'll shs Necessary eon1SDSnSS. s sas. sud gentle
Tho valuable services Of kr yesey the sble and oe-
M vi prosdsa With e Ss rsao ca Se and
SH er st e. s9S M Of , yy best 81:
She ehsce.. vass sa and no paas or 'spon.e win
svnS erss rss balls large dinners aud supper parties viii
" ,rsssed with liberal ror pircusrE apply a.
HERALD ogARD.-THE SECOND ANNUAL MILL.
raes ~ hs City Assembly Roons on Monday EvsniDg De
isis,s can be procured from any Of e oIOwias Commit
ace Of Arrangements F. A. Clary, Eaton, J. favy w
sest,' j. W wiiloI. T. mannan G. Davis y. NJ
1Tm,srVss. Stack MoInsyse D. Fs,gs,9n 9; Cod
J. RsvSOND, Secretary.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.-NEw YORK
and Philadephis direct United States Mail Line
through IN ~ hours. via New Jerssy Railroad. Fare
iuced 70 - for trt osas and 81 80 for second class Leave
New A. NJ from foot o. Corandt street, and ~
and SIP NJ from foot Of Liberty strsea Leave PHI
sut STREET
fon BhLrIMoRE, wAsuperor, on CpAnLEsrop.-
through tickets seld In The above lines through
iucor with throus baggage oheoks tAe train
" snspcyed directly through from depot " assot ths
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The Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, November 8, 1851.
We have no mail from the South to night beyond Pc
ters
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SUPREME COURT.

JUDGE THE SEVENTH DisrRIcr.
ny the following returns, IL would that Mr..
platchford formerly the private secretary Of Governor
Seward defeated In the strong whg district where he
has been for Judge Of the Supreme Court This result
is attributed TO the operations Of the silver gray wings in
that quarter
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The uIsiana Election.

NEw ORLEANS, Nov. 7, 1851.
According to the returns thus far received there has
been nocbange in the political complexion of the four
Congressional districts in this State The delegation
it Il pretty certain will stand as follows
l. Louis St Martin, dem. 9 Alex G. Penn dem
2. I. A. Landry, whig A. Isaac f. Morse dem
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Fire mt Portsmo nth

EPRINcFIELp Mass, Nov. 8, 1901
On Wednesday night last a fire broke out In the bAk
cry Of Messrs G. g. c. Formal, at Portsmouth, N. H.,
which together with the storehoue stable Of Barker
& Adams the shops Of Joseph W. Greene and Daniel r.
Clark several house frames lumber six horses sc were
consumed. The buildings were owned by Jacob wendeu
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Scarcity OF Coal at Cincinnati, sc.

CISciNNArr, November 8, 1851.
The stock of coal here is very low and foundrss wi
be compelled to stop after another weeks work which
will entirely exhaust the supply
The river only measures four feet in the channel
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Total 80 far........ 81 Total so far. ........ So
Allegheny %, st. Lawrence (s), and Ulster (2 to be
heard from.
The result is very doubtful and the majority will be
small either way.
There joint ballot of the Legislature this year
II looks If there might be tie in both Senate
and Assembly.
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ANUsEMENTs IN BROOKLYN.

nR0OKLyN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DRAMATIC
~ Association. Mr.. He fnsns Right Friday evening,
November H. SERIOUS FAMILY and tho OLD GUAs D.
Gentlemen panied ladies obt in tck grAtui-
ousiy Of members or At the Nus
Jng3 where atturs DESTROYS of joining may apply.
J.. d. COShoa, President.
J. N. HOFFMAN, Secretary.
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The Wisconsin LecisIature.
The Maryland Election


The aspect OF the returns lead TO belief that the
wings will have majority in the Legislature
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BALTIMORE, November 8, 1851
The entire democratic State ticket, for Comptroller,
Register, and Lottery Commissioner, is elected The
Senate stands twelve wings and ten democrats II the
latest returns correct which they believed to be
the democrats viii have two majority In the House Of
Assembly The entire democratic majority from 1000
to 1900.
BALTIMORE, Nov S-P NJ.
Full returns of this city have just been received and
the whole democratic ticket is elected follows
For Judge Of the Common Pless-Marshalls majority
Bruno Is 3l3.
Judge Of Criminal Court--stump over Blackburn
1tse.
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SHIPPING.

DAoIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP coaPANY.-osLY
hrough lino for California and Oregon, via Chagres
R,re redueed.-on kondsy November 10. st r. n.-Ths
splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2U tons burtheu. j.
rsDncr Commander, will sail Monday. November 10 At
recely o'clock NJ from her pier ~ tho foot Of Warren
nrect NJ r., with the mails for Chsne, Chs
area Passeng,rs .ransterrsd at HsysnA TO the smshlp
PHILADELPHIA Passengers leaving In the Empre Clay
will connect with the United States mail steamship TEN
SESsEF 20 sail without delay for San Franoisco
rrvsi Of this passengers and mail ~ Pansma PASSAGE
apply s tie once, M West street, Warren ssrsst
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
" Rort TO rhiadelpha-Lesye Pier No. North River
Afternoon Line, at o'clock. Fare by esher line Ss for,
VI % L.. BLISS, Agent
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t. Thur.dsy, Noysnbsr IS .. eoloeh, N. The mes
ana splendid steamship MErk0R James Lswless, oomman
der, viii positively sail above. For freight passage
having eessnt steterocm apply board
Cor present 81 Ninth street. Esst river
Morgan Iron work Cabin passage, $50 treghts cents
Der foet
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AMUsM M k NTs.

ROwERYTHKATRE.-DO 0PsN AT6x CURTAIN
4 ,s 60 .y rs sss sa e:
81 ri
s n III Sssy ss
Mrs. Crattan; Berengaris Mrs Jordan To conclude With
Rsn Doves Sa
Copy Umba Miss Herripgi Madame Psroue. Mrs Mason.
TlURToNs THEATRE. CHAMBERS srREer-DOoKs
sa.s Dfss; s'is sss
oids Mr.. wthe!son. Mr. Hamilton Hsry stanlsy, ar Les
sas aas &s sss f .
70 Conclude WITH the new John ~
frn5 sSss Miss SlS Hy v A @ Mrs.
SeIss cents Pit s esnss; orohsssra Tickets 80 cents
sssfie- sss
S;s sSIi' II,
NO MAJ ~ o5Sf sgR sRS srSs
Ar Fox serasgy Mons zavystO wsk Lucinda Miss Ladam
PRoGRAMAE OF MRS. EMMA GILLIsaHAx Bosr.
rios; third soiEes Musicale At Nibos ssloOn Tuesday
piano eight Beer on ran
fS. s9d sas: % . Is
1Sos auis sn%a faith Thea fSnay dn
ohnis x scn%o ciso ircn L. sess"s IL sss
SsS Il w aa lens N 1i' part ard o S AR
Zkuberse Magic Flute double Grand piano
aoro eight haads hesrs Beer Bristow Aaeder and Tmm
Uhere first met thee-Laaa) Mrs Bst ~isk and sig Bail
di.DonEe't colo, Violin, Fantasia Caproe Herr Noll
p Motifs sts BosweS-W. ase' oyssSys pss
FrsehuZ, PRISONS double eight
% Bst s1 %snn B mile isa r.,
wick. Pianoforte Hr. Tmm PRISON piano
Sorte VIII be used ct this soreea invention from the
Doors open at On ociock soiree TX ock.
The which urred ct the last soiroe will be avoid
az this a. pre- ss.ts hays been provided and he tac
sons 9 Broadway, and at the music stores Tickets 50
'centsesch
NHRJsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICS HALL NO
~ az Broadway above Grand street-0Pen every night
known Chris:ys Minssros eomprns efficient and
sssile corps talented spd experienced
his city for succession OF 1--WE years.
ith favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
l o'clock The patrons Of Chrstys mustres are
guliy informed that the Saturday afternoon dis
continued.
open EVERY NIGHr-FELLows' MINsTRELs, AT
~ Fellows Rev Musical dall, 444 Broadway, between
ent talented and experienced performers under
abe sole management of b. Fellows
Elite s M s *.
Fellows Musical Hall 10 Of the pscious and
ssntsted &c ia the world Admission scents Doom
aeon concert Wednesday and day for
,ia accommodation of families. 81 o'clock Pm
VVASHINGTCN CROSSING THE DELAwARE.-THIs
Ereas RATIONAL picture By tsutle nov enhieiting
sroadasy Xdmssios 8 e.nss SSsssn. IL. .ssss; sss
sen tickets, 80 cents Open frsm A. n - 10 N.
NEW OPERA nOUsE.-AKCHITECTs WISHING TO
oh.f plan for the new house. be erected
the stuyvesant lot Of Fourth and Niuth
,rse. are invited to communicate With Jors w. goCUNN.
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DAcIrIc NAIL srkAxsH1P coxPANY.-oNIY

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoxPANY-oHLY
throssh lire for sen Francisco. via ChApes direes
'rhe SPLENDID double steamship OHIO unsqualied
ner sceommeaaticns md speed, goo tons, Findlay
o'clock precisely from her pier 81 the foot Of Warren
g,reet North river with the gevernment nails direct for
3 Sou S any a, r p San
francisco on arrival Of the passengers and ais fanams
oorner Warren street, North river.
CoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR.-THE UNITED
Vommsrder will leave for Havre touching ~ Southampton
% land the male ana passengers Saturday, November
ssssse s All letters must pass thyoush The ro.s osos
An expersncoi surgeon attached shp For freshs
lORTfsEs LIVINGSTON. Ascn. s. Broadway
TINTED srArSs MAIL STEAMSHIP coEpANy.-roR
me splendid ,tss.aip ENPfRE GRIP zco6 sSa. bnp.2.n
street North River. on Monday November no. AIS o'clock
Rates Of passage 70 Havana and New orlsans-Ns- ar.
ladies' saloon B.r,s.. 80 Forward saloon B.r,h.
only ,ssss on freight 70 Hsvsn. No bs Of fading
vt signed after the steamer has called n. Bshippes
ss,.sqss',ss 70 sSgry ao%ssvs. rs the eenpsnysb.
soBsas III @.si ' Street, z scrsss &s sSS
CoR sAvASNAB.-rHE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP
ALABAMA Capt D. .udlow will Iesye as above,
No River For frsisht passage spply 70 sAxI.
u. MITCHELL t9l Front street. The FIords Capt Lyon,
en saturday 2sd November.
E,oR LIvERPooL-UNIrRD STATES MAIL STEAM.
P VII d.p. ss mails f for Sssc. 1 T
lively on Saturday 22d Of Noyember At U O'clock from
Der S sf 81 No sS S;s @ Ssa
'on'f'r ' sS%ss sRd & So%tSF CO. wal. street,
The steamship Atantc Will succeed ths Baltic and sail
1December6th.
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
Ssay nd
81. 81 v sss
WI i5Ty
Lag e sh
Davdge; Therssc Mrs. Abboss Rose DC Nal Nine Ponis
MoHSsy S ss. SIi fSs
tha Rsve Family will elegant selection Of choice
l. M: hinsa v :.
% sa s.: sn Hs
e., kED aHs WIFE &
RRoUGHANsLYCEUM,B BROADWAY, NEAR BROOKE
- street open at 70 begin At TX O'Clock. Dress
IRA Seats 81 Pfssss Boxes S. Monday svssn
sss
Hon Salisbury swynds Mr. Leach; sgusm Mr. Chip
|sss siIs
psi.ehe1appsnSs% Sae' Mr. johnston %
ITALIAN OPERA. AsToR PLACE.-MAx MARErzEK
quotes 80 fsurA .abs snf asa
night a'nd'' SSf 81 Piaiiiii Ss5f Opera
Lucia di Lammermoor. Signora Beruoca
nshtoh. Signor z. Badia
kaymInd' .''....'..... ...... signsr Coletti
Doors open e performance 10 co meaoe aclSof
80 V4tSe
ERANKL!N MUSEUM, I7o CHATHAM SQUARE, 0Ni
block above the National Theatredosrse Lea. sois
T every and
sysHns a': TSs
iss1 y Sss @
tie n tho ~aS ii' on
the audience choose 70 Sa:r hin win shaosse any
of money Troupe Model Artists who are Sc.
ber Of be.n.ifu tabeaus oompsny Of Arab ris Who 20
ISuss e variety Sf feat: Of ssrsnsh ana
hsos q Marble ssatusry ansaa.iled in the ~oSid To-
ernoon evening Fer particulars see bills Of ssaI
:s i s1.sts pS.s stage
.I 1s shs wos inS three times larger
ray ls Ss o%
.'fs, fTSpfs
L. wmrBy. Equestrian Manager.
OPERA TICKETS FOR SALE TWO OF THE BEST
"'n''' of HPPY S.S
A RMoRY HALL NEW oRLEANs-THIs FINE HAIL
position present. the most suitable roo%
sa n1G Sihss
ss ssrs Ti% hoo The
use Of the premises and will give all information relative
W. CoRBYN, Broadway Theatre
FOR sALE-THE SCENES OF THE BROOKLYN ArHE-
Cy Ha. .oosIn wings MEL a
ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.
MUSICAL TUNp HALL, PHILADELPHIA-In-
Iva mepse triumph and enthusiastic appro
lessor the Gress Wizard Of the North ~
oord With grateful remembrance the gliar
rsot ptpns pc ever experienced in country and 5e
ase shat he will continue his Grand Drawing Room Enter
nnrsnt et Sorees Mystsrieuses this evening ever
evening I'll further noMcs when he win introduce new
and assoun wonders illustrative of the
oromaney Demonoosy and wi.oacrAfs Doors open ~ q
performances 81 o'clock AdmtsAnce oents
juveniles under years Is CENTS grand day entertain
ment every Saturday. Doors open ~ q commence ~
o'clock,
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2e5.
Register Of wills-Hickmsn over Cooke, 1885.
States Auorney-B. Gvinn over Yellet, 1901.
Clerk Of Superior Court-Downg Seth, 1,472
Clerk Of Common pless-Norwood over Spear, 1886.
Clerk Of Criminal Court Moore over servary, 1857.
surveyor-Chifne over Bouldin, 5lT.
Comptroller-Thomas Morgan, 1900
Lottery Commissioner-stewart over Hicks 3 ISL.
Commissioner Land 0fhce--Murray Brewer, 2736
The average democratic majority, on the delegate
ticket, is 1855.
lie Grand Is elected Judge Of the Superior Court
Prick, Of the Common Pleas, (no oppositon.) and
Hays, for Sheriff by 1900 over Laws.
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THE NEW YORK ELECTION.
NEW YORK CITY.
HE VOTE FOR JUDGES, RECORDER, SURROGATE,

AND CIVIL JUSTICES.
APPEALs
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bHOADWAY, NEAR
- .trest.DOOps open at to begin at tx O'Clock. Dress
ra Seats gil Private Boxes S. Monday evening" Novio
THE MONEY MARKETING. CrippledrAks Mr. Brough. m
Hon. Shaftesbury swyndel Mr. Leach; squem. Mr.. Chip
lBrougham julia Ms skerIsst To be fol-
set Family. To conclude with KOSSUTHS KUh-Lous
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AMUsE MENTs.

BROADWAY THEATRE.-E. A. MARSHALL. SOLE
tsssee.-Dc9rs open atS1; 70 commence 81 o'clock
eles cents; Gallery 2k cents Private Boxes, IS IS
81 p ssS n
% The Grand Duke NJ Lsdy Emily
loIey Mr. Cons Henry, Mr. Pope; Frederick, Mr.. Rey-
pSS: Lay 1ss TO ooncuds with
Davidge; Theresc, Mrs. Abbots Rose Dc Mai Nine Ponis
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NIBLO'S.-HANAuEK, M. JOHN BEFTON TICK
IN cts 50 etsj Private Boxes - Doors 81
At TX O'clock Monday Nov 10 the great bill Cs-
lestins FEsnok benefit VIII 30 repeated which
pieces, constituting four Mile FrAnck
hazourka the Countess, and La Vsnnose Gabriel
as Oguinotj Francois in three pantommas; Mile Berth
the Countess and hazourka Mons Brlansi Mons Narse
Antone v. Franoki Mile Cape and Mme Marzett; Mons
Collet. LIE DIABLE A QUATRE; WRECK Ls Visnnoise
and the RED GkOAE AND THE WHITE WARRIOR
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-10-15
TO THE WINGS OF AUG UsTA-

The Wing State Convention recently held at
Charlottesville, recommended 10 the party through
out the State, as the most perfect means OF organ
izaton for the approaching Gubernaiorlal election,
tn. appointment ola Central Vigilance Committee
in every County, with as many auxiliary or pre-
cnct committees as they might deem necessary
The Convention also appointed in each Senatorial
District an 'eleclor"-if may USE the .ern1-'o
canvass their respective Districts in supper! OF the
Wing Stale Ticket. This appointment having
been conferred upon me for the Augusta District, !
deem il one of my first duties in discharge Of the
trust, to appeal 10 the Wings Of the County, 10
lend their active and cordial cooperation 10 the
great organization, by meeting at the earliest prac
tcable moment 10 appoint their Committees. and
take such steps as they may deem advisable for
bringing out The whole strength Of The party for
Sammers, Watts and Barter.
Ii is my purpose to commence the canvass on the
first day of the October Quarterly Court, in sup
port of the Wing ticket, al which time, would
suggest to the Wing party the proprieiy of hold
ing general meeting with view TO the appoint
ment of Committees, &c.
The organization can be made much more COM
plete, if gentlemen residing within the bounds OF
The various precincts will Come prepared with lists
of the names of suck persons as they know will
be active and efficient committee men. Now is
the time for every Whg, but especially every young
active and energetic Wing, 10 do his duty. Let
each one go into the work IS if everything was
dependent On his own personal eXerlions. and we
shall roll up majority Tor Summers, Watts and
Batter, that will win for US the distinction of be.
ing the "Banner County"
Your islow-citizens,
.IMBODEN.
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PoLITIoAL HERMAPnRoDIsM.

AT the recent "Liberty Party Conven-
tion" at Buffalo, GERRT SMITH was nomi-
mated for the Presidency, and CHARLES
DURKEE for the Vice Presidency of the u
nited States. Resolutions were reported
which denounce the President, and those
who voted for the Fugitive Slave Law, as
pirates and nsmderers. A National Central
Committee was appointed, consisting OF
white men, colored men, and one 'comdn.-
The latter is a Miss BROWN, OF New
York.-of what color is not stated; her
name would seem to imply that she is
not exactly fair. She may be MT brO'en,
for aught we know. At any rate, shade
of suspicion must rest upon Miss BRowN's
character, since she seems so willing to VI
olate the decent distinctions of nature, to
law aside the veil of maiden modesty and
attend the private sessions of committee
Of which FRED. DOUGLASS is member
New York ought to educate her female chill
dren to more propriety. We are inclined
a. think Miss BRowN is rather green, if moi
,,c15o,p thus to place herselfbeyond the SYM
natb;es of the more refined of her own SEX
and beyond the respect of ours.
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&S> Mr.. PEYToN forgot to mention the
Fugitive Slave Law, the most important OF
the series, and that it received but three
Northern Wing votes, and neglected to state
that the manner in which California had
been brought to ask admission into the u
MON was against the wishes of the South
a government agent, Mr.. PRESToN KING,
Northern free soil Wing, having been sent
there to expedite the matter.
We clip the above precious mOrceau from
the Vindicator ofthe 9th instant. Did ever
any body see its ike' PREsroN KING, a
free soil Wing On the contrary every
body pretending to political information
knows that he is a rabid free soil Democrat
We doubt very much whether he was ever
in five hundred miles of California; but for
the information of those who read the Yin
dieator, we will, tell them, that Mr.. THoM-
AS BUTLER KING, a Southern Wing has been
there.
MoRAL.-Those who pretend to eulight-
en- the public upon grave political matters
ought not to commit such objectionable
blunders.
In regard to the Fugitive Slave Law, we
should like to know whether Gen. CAss and
Judge DOUGLASS voted for t? If the re-
cords are examined it will be found that
their names are absent from the list of ayes