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MlAU Re
sona estate The undersigned win offer public sale
nesay the I'd day OF April next premises
Charles
OF "Giaspar.n
The SOIL Is equal the county highly
improved condition. every Of the arabic land having heav
heavy OF tobacco, wheat proximity
waters, ln. the Wconco, being only
a miles from The Potomac offers desirable oppor
wish
houses, and an abundance timber very
rms estate viii be sold four having divided
buildings and wood examining
selves VIII be shown the place by Mr. Murphy,
residing upon the premises aud all information reference
thereto that be desired, by either
Also nj the village adjoining
the OF Aliens Fresh house,
attached, and OF the
and the annual sale goods believed
five forty thousand dollars. There
able dwellings, barns, nnd three shopa
Also seam-Inil
par and This village situated head
waters OF The Wcomico, and goods may be landed within
dred yards Of the house
The undersigned will SELL
property hundred
cae hundred Sheep large number hogs three pairs
superior mules horses wagons CARTS and farming utensils OF the
kinds used the
Also large number of both
prime engineer and miller and first black
smith,
Upon
Of the purchase viii be required cash, and
due credit will be twelve eighteen, and
months For all purchases OF property thirty dollars and
VIII
credit months will be In where credit
The purchaser will be required give bond amount
with such the undersigned viii approves bearing Interest
day sale n.
GEORGE BRENT,
X. L. MERRICK
PoRr ToBA Acoo, (Md.,) Feb. 26, 1851.
Mar l-]aw Is
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A House or the first class for Sale.

NOW offer splendid houses city,
recently finished. beautifully OF q
healthy location good
Its position the different departments Is CENTRAL
equidstant markets
ls all commodou and LOFTY several of the chambers
The IL feet by 81 height
ceiling 10 Ii finished the modern style. II
spacious bath afdng hot, cold and shower BATH and
therein the fixtures beautifully
hned and The tank contains % ogsbeas of The kitchen
cold
pipes laid hail. parIor
dining structure.
nothing been omitted. The stabns house, and
house have been permanently built and include pit
and well finished male servants, lying newly paved alley
Mar LIT JAS. CADEN
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j, HAMILTON, Of South Carolina.
CHARLES ELLIS, OF Virginia.
JOHN w. HOUSTON. of Delaware

u,
~ s-Ihe New York Herald Philadelphia North Amencsn,
ocnnau Commeresi Richmond Enquirer, and New Orleans
Suns win kive this advertisement insertion,
10 The above committee, directed this city,
Mar 6-law2w
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STIMSON New York, Ne Orleans, and Mobile
Express connecting swiest responsible
principal Maine New Hampshire, Ver
Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada
York State Delaware Pennsylvania Maryland, District
COLUMBIA Indiana Oho Illinois, States generally
Mississippi towns, prominent places
Carolinar
facilities extensive and perfect that the
freight trunks packages and
able parcels from end of the country the other and between
he mos psnts.
experience the business, while
which confidence
community assured that shall
the satisfaction 10 friends
G bankers, and merchants generally
California from New
and Orleans Mobile.
Offices, Camp street, New Orleans and 10 Wall street, New York
Feb 6-dhcpl2w
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Hours Of Depsrt.rs ~ the Passenger Trains
Prom Wsehinetoa at Q .. and at p M dairy, ana
r,o qo fnSsp R.iors M and p daily and q M daily 'r-
eapt Sunday. r m pApaf,ya A.ent.
Feb 7-Aiy '"'A'~''S
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nRJyATE TUTOR.-h young English gentleman, who has
Received good education, resided In Paris
position companion 10 young per
sons n son private family OF respectnbiip. l.,
given 10 parties highest respccta either In This country or
Address hler Vance, 100 post occ, oswero New York
Mar lS-duf
lust anisbed splendid silver tea set and be""d-
m lntof silver spoons ladies' butter knives,
and spoons &c, Of our own manuac
,ure which We equal in hneness TO coin =,
watches diamond jewey which we invite peftie
"" "'' NJ w. GAIT BROTHER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and 10Th streets
Feb2s-
,IExV s,,r,nr Goods Enl,roidertes, c-Ths subscribers
IN have lust received from New York
is pieces mail checked g'ace silks
20 do new style India founrd SILKS
rich Chcnc silks
do do brocadc silks
10 do do do Gro de Rhine silks
do do do black, striped, and plaid silks
do Brocie barcgcs, (platn ngurcsl
10 do French Bengaiia, fcnhrely new
10 40 French monsseinc de iainrs (very prety)
oS do French printed jAcopets, lvery hnel -,
80 do dotted Swiss maslins, white ana oo'o''"
q do heavy black twisted silk
IS 40 french printed baregcs, (new rtyles)
os emhroideysd white Canton Grape shsws ome ch
80 richly embroidered kercbi.s, new designs)
~ French embroidered muslin chem'.er =. go.
richly trimmed chemisefts and sleeves, IN ssH
30 real Valencia lace collars and cuffs
richly trimmed French worked oapes
is lace cnpes and bcrthcs
scsrfs
10 inside ha aodkerchiefs nd cuffs match, NC.
rovethr with and desirable articles fo
ud,es 10 which attention is respectfully invited ,o
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from e act o Congress OF sd March, lelJ action H.
lind be further enacted That shall be the duty Of the Post
GeneraI In all future lettings Of contracts for the tansporta
aerus m .ursent rnaaness for a,ht persmapse xi,ou,
the mode OF such transportation than be
shall any hereafter be-
d purchase OUT take al vuaion the stock vehicle of
J previous contractor for The same route"
Bidders will be careful TO read The forms and instructions appended
this They are requested TO stale in their proposals
which they intend 10 The mail. Where the
weight mails, the speed called schedules
ad az the case may be and Consequently such
vi" be let TO bids proposing such mode o conveyance In all
Railroad companies specially regular bids
be understood as including The supply OF each ofhee the
their respective roads quarter Of mile from
pot Separate proposals for offices than OF mile
will BE- considered
RoPosALs carrying the United
the Isl day Of July ls5 the 3oh OF June is54 inclusive
uek, will be Office OF the Post Office
April ls5l, 10 decided by day May is5i.
q aud in The manner and time herein specified, viz;
Prom iiopknsyile at 10 III weekly, Monday wednes
Long View, Grove, Rngsold, Providence Claks
Roads, and Sycamore Mills;
70 Nashville BY 9 m ne1, day 70 miles;
And back between m Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday
From Hcpsnsvre M ,i-weeky, Tuesday, Thursday,
BY Beeyew Cadz, Canton, Golden Pond, Aurora wadss
To bore, Go,s Msyheld, Fancy Farm, and nd Mlsnm'
And back, sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
| and p IN neat day.
NOTES.
Zach proposal should be accompanied BY guarantee, signed by
% more responsible the following manner, VIA
a rs ~. Sads,.sned, = guaranty tat l. ~, h'r sa lor
General shall oblisanon por first day Of
i with good and sucient sureues perform the service
)posed.n
sheuld be accompanied by the certificate OF postmaster
s testimony thai the Of property
able to make good their guarantee.
proposal. should department sealed endorsed
opas for route No ~ and addressed the First Assistant
Atmaster General ..".
lo' the prohibition OF bids resulting combinations and
rms and conditions which the be made the
annual Advertisement
N. X. HALL,
Postmaster General.
iosr orucr DEPARTMENT, March 6, 1851.
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A. ,S q. A. ARMOUR,
DRAPER S IND T.1ILORS,

ESPECTFULLf invite the pulsc 10
IL their assortment Of new spring goods OF
which they prepared make and
fashionable style al their prices. Fresh cloths
eassmeres and yestngs of latest importaons
Tor vests dark do new patterns of Paris embroderies.
There three skiiul artists employ
10 cut coats
paitnenl Is complete IN Itself Army navy made to
ode WIN accuracy and despatch, and the approved
n.r strangers who visit this metropolis will find dis
msnt every hng TO their tae and perfect ut always insured
N H. elegant wastcoats that
have been awarded the
nrsi premium by the American Institute their
Feb l5-dim
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TnE CHEAP POSTAGE BILL.

The bin from the House Of Representative
providing Tor u reduction Of the rates Of post
age, has hccn - materially altered in the
senate. with regard "a the rates of postage ON
lrttors and newspapers that we have had pre-
pared "a statement of the substance of those
provisions aFthCy now stand in thr ldll q. a.
mCndcd by the Senate. with regard to let
Ter postage, the Senate hill provides that
from aud after june 80, 1891 ia lea OF the
rates of postage now established by law,
there shall be- charged the following rates. 10
wit For every singlc letter in manuscript
or paper Of any Kind upon which information,
shall bo asked; &c, conveyed IN the mail, Tor
any distance between pluccg within the Unit
od States not exceeding aO00 miles, three
cents when the postage shall have been pre-
paid aud for any distance exceeding 5000
miiry, riuublu tiOsv rates FOR every such sin
gle letter when conveyed wholly or in part
10y sea, and 60 and from q foreign country Tor
any distance over 2boO miles, twenty cents /.
ursi tur-HUy -yiFtHHrT under 23OO miles, ten
cents. A single letter u one not exceeding
halt an ounce; double and treble letters pan
double and treble these rates. !
The rates ot postage on newspapers max
he stated thus MI newspapers not cNccrdl
ing three ounces in weight. sent Ia artuRl
subscribers from the office Of publiratiou shah
~ trrttv IICfg VIII
iu the county whore Published free; for any
distaucc not exceeding iif)y miles out of the
county where published. five cents per quar-
ter exceeding GtlA- and net ntere Than three
hundred miles, ten cents per quarter; over
three hundred, and not exceeding one thou
sand uRies, fifteen cents per quarter; over
one thousand, aud not exceeding two thou
sand miles, twenty cents per quarter; over
two thousand, and not exceeding four thou
sand, twenty-five cents per quarter; aud for
any greater distance, thirty cents per quar-
ter; scmi-wcekly papers to pay double tri-
weekly, treble ; aud papers issued oftcnor
than ri weekly, FIVE times these rates
For any other book, paper, magazine, &c,
not exceeding one ounce in weight, there
shall be paid for distance not exceeding five
hundred miles, one cent.
Over 300 and not exceeding 500 miles cts
" 1900 25oo 3"
For each additional ounce or fraction, the
rates are proportionably increased HASH
mgton Republic.
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SHOCKING ACCIDENT---3 WOMEN
KILLED.

On Tuesday last Coroner Taylor was call
cd to hold an inquest over the bodies of three
women named Botscy Mcdonald, Bridget
Convey and Nancy Herman, who were killed
on Eggleston's section of the railroad, near
the village of Hyde Park.
The particulars of this melancholy accident
are as follows 1t appears that Mrs MELON
aid who occupied the shanty where they were
killed, was taken i'll that morning, and the
two other females named ahoxc. had Gated in
and were near her bed miuisteriug to
her wants. At about half past eight
o'clock blast was discharged on the
line of the railroad, short distance from
the shanty and huge mass of rock weighing
about one thousand pounds, was, thrown into
the air which descended upon the roof of the
binding, and was seen by the men at work
to penetrate it. They immediately repaired
TO the shanty, and upon entering it beheld
thomanglcd and lifelcss bodies OF two of the
females and the third Prosuated and bleed
ing, but not quite dead, although she lived
but few unconscious moments Afterwards
Poughkeepsic Eagle.
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TuT WoHIp's FAm-Nom0nt will not
l,e nnrepresented a. ibis splendid eyhibtion,
IN be- opened a., London n tho month Of May,
We find IN he papeis o list of articles sent
forward from fhis State Bay the fiinte ST.
Lawrence, wiii the names Of persons sending
them. Il r. az iollows
Row r. Thompson burlington, Vermont
wDOds
James Cook, burlington, burlington AHll
cloths.
Mi-- Mary williams Woodstock, autumn
leaves,
Edward Parmenieri Mochanicsyillo, birdie
eyc maple ycnccrs,
Leonard Dean, MANCHESTER, maple sugar
William barnes, Rutland, slate pencils.
Als &, AZ. Peck, Burlington, silk hOtr
Ma John -, iearee, burlington, silk hand
ksrchiefh, and black and Wlilie marble,
Sidney N, peunlmau, Chichester, limo,
W W, Catlm. burlington, -four.
James H. Benjamin 81 Alhans, brass
spring IniAea
Elijah McLerpn, Nowbury, American poi
ish.
MAssAuusrrrs STATE REcoHp, NV
ENGLASp RFGrsTER, ron 1904, volt o.
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4 Coon srury,-Thc Doycr O., II)En-
quircr tell. a gool story of DR. kilrcdgo,of
New Market. the loro candidate Cor Congress
against AiF turk, and WHB very HuytruE m
90 10 Congress. III ~ followsi
"IlIm TaLrH ~ he lttR ,SlalaH."- One
lay last week a certain disciple Of Esculapus
who r. cNtrrmcly dcs,rcw OF Miuistcriug a.
the body polite, Ia the capacity Of member
OF Congress, called upon one oi HE patients
and ia grcai haste, lclt Of lis pulse, prcscrib
o.l, So, and lvf, -. h- supposed n portion
Of mNliriuo,with directions 10 ho taken. ono,
| la two hours" Amer his departure the pack
age was opened, WHEN instead OF pills or any
| thing Of chat sort IL was found that tho doc
tor had (pcrhap- inadvertently put his hand
/ into the wrong porkot, aud lc( a package Of
sote- ior "t,ory- ". hWr0'gs, Jor umto
~ Congress" Z
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lhn dennrr arIDts lum rl.t lo wet about
'.' irr rhr adrs arr nearly perpendicular
H.i round m lhc northeast -idr, however,.
lNrr i.a steep dr-rruI lua SMALL trrrarr up-
Hn Which pbHHry lnr boon Gked, ou thu
rfl edge ul lhe crllrr ui.ihr purpose oflrt.
tna down apd drawing cap lho men employ
'd 100 Gflung sulphur from below. 4 of raising
ihr anlpll1ri lhe rope ul li- whitney o. sao
measured vamf perpendicular depth. or Dt5
hel The fwiaro ul fle botlpw Of tba crater
B -prnElcd with from 40 ia go irD. from
which smoke b earsisl'Iy i'ssiirs rnua more
''no less In some ol them large sfoncs arc
nplinH over one another liks bubbles ~
water hoIna somrlincs a. brigbl ,el-
low rolor which rcmains Tor a moment and
dimppcnr- The smoke emitted hai a nio.t
nh'ireou' SMELL Of sulphur. An lhis q ar-
rnnpanlod viii constant rmnbiug noise,
like . hoavy surf breaking on q rocky shore,
The Director assured us thcro was Il stream
10 The bottom 20 strong hat Il burst hulc- In
ih' clothes ~ The w0rtmcni be- said Il Lost IT,
felfin lle houom Of she mountain. I.argo
naa-c. ofstogc arr hciug constantly delah-
'd from The .alt ~ the cmcrvhich 20 thun,
drring doNn 90 ibc bottom, "a tho prcdt risk
of the worlmrn on ct whom had hcnn LIN.
81 some DAY before %, tto falling Of a stone
n bis head. Thiei' llo danger which priu.
ciIally deferred ~ from descending into the
crater which, go-e'.',ld re very -wolr from, g.
Love, FROM cnInlIzai.l..4. ! !..s.-lrlri with
Mr. Ercdcrick l'lcnnic, who went mp in 1890,
should 'ny tho Volcano has bccomc much
loss active Giv Lc tells me- that hcsidcs the
con,Mni rumGlinE whirhI have describ,
rd, there wa occasionally loud cyplo,ion
mud That stones were thrown mp above .ihc
crater. falling ON the ridct orthc mountain.
We suy nothing orthi5 sort
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iur n, Cfffi0siin,
COMMON SCHOOL CONVENTION.

ifhc Inhabitants ot'thc town OF Glover con-
sisling of parents, teachers, scholars, and 9th.
crs, amounting in number to about coo, as.
scmbcd in Convention on Tuesday, the 25tb
ult, tor the promotion of popular education.
Organized, by cltctiug Mans NrrtFR
ESQ, President Hon. John Boardman, Col
Warren Sartwell,and male Teachers in town,
Vice Presidents John Graham, Secretary.
Amer reading orthc scriptures by Roy, r.
j, Tenucy, and prayer 10y Row. Henry Mel
willie, the Convention was addressed by Rev.
r. j. Tcnncy, Rev. /. II. Stone, DR. George
Damon and c. G, Burnham, State Supcriu-
tcndcnt;--bcucdiction pronounced 10y Rev.
NJ, ferfitt AI't-it WIS -inturSTcrsrd by Tho
choir whose performances were conducted
10y Mr. Albert Dwincll aud Mr. Stephen G.
bliss, teachers of vocal music, to whom, as
likewise1lo choir, much credit is due for the
ability with which they performed their part
OF the exercises.
The address delivered by the State Super
intendont was such as to evincc, not only his
peculiar adaptation to the position he has been
called to occupy rbnt also that he possesses
the mental power and energy to arouse the
people from the apathy and. letlorgy into
which they have fallen as to the vast interests
connected with our Common Schools.
Aud the sympathy and cooperation of tho
people of this town stand pledged to the State
Superintendent in cndcavoring 10 fulfill the
duties Of his office, and there is reason to
believe that much good will result from this
Convention, and that parents and teachers
will'bc moro faithful to the trusts committed
to their care
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..TIIE ON GRANITE STATE"

The annual State election takes place on
Tuesday next The only feature Of inter
csl In The pcndug contest grows out ~ the
Reputation Of Mr. Atwood by the loco(oco
party because lac opposes thc Fugitive slave
Law,aud thinks itnuullt 10 hoamoudgd--a ro-
.iliou aud opinion, In ou7yicw, most houora-
bic TO hi head and heart, Since his rjcc-
ton. aud the Adoption of NJ pi@aHsaor, ho
has COMO out with au "oNpusc'of thcdcalings
of the party with him, which IL ip circulation
in all sections Of the State, adding still Ia
the excitement
Viewed ~ q Second John i, Halo affair,
this uuusaglion of hchcadng Mr. Atwood b
calculated to excite dccp feeling and to call
ont full VOC, The friends of Mr. Dius-
moor count upon hi, ,uccco,h but Mr. Atwood's
friend, arc sauguiu6 dat they will bee able TO
dctcut the election Of any onc,-hqping Ia
the end, tor a chance Ia carry bin in the
Legislature. There hno knowing who will
bc Governor orthc Granite. State, this year,
Until after election,
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CONGRESS.

The term Of the present Congress cNpircd
at Il o',lo,k ON Monday night ~ usual,
much OF the bu,iucss has been delayed 10 the
CLOSE OF thc session and whatever is done At
such times. is done amidst "'noisc aud eopfu-
Aiun and a!len- ,4uasls -saae-F.-i e'''rs i''r-
Their revision and amendment The Session
has not been, we imagine, one of great use
falucss 10 the Country.
Wc publish quito o Luelhy report Of the
transaction, lhc last iow days,
i. :. The session Na- continued into the
forenoon Of 1uc.la, 4.,si,rvvIvrrr'Trr
'm6-r Important bills carried through
ThcChcap Postage Bill;
The T.. O. Appreciation biil
The C,il aud Diplomatic bills,
Tho Army and NAA> u p,pnnlEialinn- Li-l---
The 5Ll for settling private Land Claim.
in CALIFORNIA;
The Resolution tcndcfng a public ship to
i5uysuti1, to convcy- him to this country
To prevent senator, from receiving con-
structivc mileage s. O. whom session Of
Congress expires, and the President directs
an Executive Session, bcsoro the Senator,
leave they are prohibited from drawing tray-
Cling iccsi
For an asylum for inGrm and disabled sol
diers;
Regulating the oppraiscmcnt Of mcrchan-
die, and appointing appraisers
To refund slo,ouo to the American Colon
izaton Society;
The Revolutionary Pension Bill
The River and Ilarbor Billewas killed in
Srri1tr and TIP frGncn' -sf6tidti0ir Fiji
in the House. 49,;
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TuE ESD or a -Onc-Eyed
Thompson she srallcd whosc-Aame has
been so frequently connected with criminal
e..- in 4r---rr1I.Infttod siit5is in l5FiS-
on, last Sabbath. It is said he Teft a letter,
in which hr,s=,es he has meditateel- -eFf--ic-
s,r7iction from boyhood, and that he now
commits il ON account o'hs numerous 'pcrso-
cutiour, lie accuses the Dwuyf-ot being
guilty osal that ha boon charged against
them
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ca We notice the dcath,m England, Of
Col. George Williams, M. p. for Ashton. He
was born in 81, Johns, Newfoundland, md ~
said to have joined the arm. Of Burroync Mt
the ago Of y years, and TO have been present
at the battle Of Saltwater lie afterwards
accompanied I1rfv-t fnrrict Aclnnh On her
memorable expedition To join her husband in
captivity lie afterwards saw much active
service, aud dir'' ared NJ supposed to have
been The ilstshr,i>Jr or the army Of Nor1to-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-08

az 4 gentleman Of this city informs us
that on returning home day or two since, he
discovered house cat engaged in sucking
the breath of his infant about five months
old. The mother had gone into the yard
leaving the child iyiBz asleep in the orsdley
and but for the DppoFtune arrival OF the father
the cat-Yould certainly have destroyed tho
childs life, When discovered, the mouth OF
the cat was in close contact with that OF tho
infant and the " IT tTu Ufitd
told plainly how nrar the eat had ancbr-pli, IL
cd her purpose Laacdstsr. Pa. G1,efe.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-03-08

Is 4 Coon CoNpIrIoN.-According to
tie official reports made to the people of this
town, at the annual March meeting on Tncs-
day last, the town has in its Treasury between
$500 and $500, with not a. single outstanding
order, or a name increased in the Collectors
Tax Book. Such a state Of afliairs is credit
able to the ".iathers of the. town, = the Collec-
tor, and the tax paying people.
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ST. JoHNsBURY,
SATURDAY, MARCH 3, 1881,

e. The Burlington henlincl-old line
fl quite enthusiastic in ia comments upon the
ounlon meeting" at the Junolisu-a moghng
called a. oonsidrr MEASURES for the union Of
the old line and the sclfslyled free soil par
ties of this State. Tho resolutions Of the
meeting do mot dilcrVrry materially ifauy,
frou tlir "Old LINZ" Platform ave iE'fcduPs
on whatever ho "nalonal democracy" do, or
may stand upoH and an know that Is upon
ultra southern ground amended VS. thc iu-
corporation into it Of the late Fugitive Slave
I.nw;--yct the Sentinel congratulate itself
urou the hdghtonluR prospects Of the "do'
morracy Of the State prnapocls arising l9n,
ITC TRANSACTIONS Of lIis "uui0u meeting !'-.
The inicrnco h, thai the leaders Of tho Goa
lidon1arly are cibowing themselves, with
such Of nae party a. ihry can carry with thcm'
back into tr old line ranks. The late lengthy
editorials orthc Patriot aud some other of
the Coalition papers, siuiui thc same drcc.
ton. Thee thIngi Of course are prepare
tory 20 the support OF Gen. Cass,or some 9th
er candidate ~ riio -iH7vry irrrtyI TOR thr
Presidency. ThH second Coalition viii work
no better that the first, In Vermont