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On the evening Of the 5th instant by the Rev Thomas
rnitsge, Mr. JOHN BsusHEH, Of this city to Miss MARY
ASS THOMAS. Of South Amboy. J.
On Tuesday. October 7, by the Rev Lot Jones' at the
Church Of the Epiphany, Mr. HEsRY MsssH.LL to Mrs
LorIsA McBLTEs, daughter Of Francis Peckwel Esq
deceased.
On October :, at St Peters Church, BY the Rev. Mr.
Comerford JoHy BRADLyY, E.q, NJ D.. to s.aa4 daugh-
ter Of the late Thomas Wright Carroll, Esq Of Carlow
Ireland
At st Marks Church, on October 9, by the Rev. Dr.
Anihop, Mr.. CHARLES HgSRY KEEcH to Mrs Il. Y. LAW
RENEE. both Of this city
At yestry Street Church. October T. by ths Rev J.
Hasany, WILLIAM CoLLIss Esq of New Ycrs to Miss SC
CoNKLrS, Of New Jersey.
ON October g. by Oecar w. sturts want Req Alderman
Of The Third ward FREDERicK RABy TO Miss MARr MrR-
RICK. all Of this city.
At Msadyille Pa. on September 10, by the Rev John
Barker, ID. d, President Of Allegheny College, Lieut.
GyohcE Hunsr, g. NJ to Miss CLARA yAr TAssgL for
merly Of Eris.
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sNauship Africa tBrl Ryrie, Liverpool Z Cunard Jr
Allen "' WV "
Steamship Cherokee, windie, ChsEea " Roberts,
sisanshp Merlin tBr) Sampson, s., Thomas &c, n Gu.
ship Thomas Sears Graves. East indies, H.l.,. n,
"
ship eeuthsnpton, Tinker London, oriswoia
ship Duchess fOrlesns, Hutton HAvre, Whitioeh Jr
thtp Milan. Allen, Galveston, " RroSer A. O.
BARK Lucy. brewer. Fan Juan, A Weden
BARI " usa Caroline, Raven, Kingston, ia Thompson
g. feuh,us - "F''"
Ish Adams, Hinehiey. Demar,ra, II smith.
Bark !das DBL Rooney ~ John NIB, Logan Al CcIIins
Barb Jane Williams, hpalaohicol. ID Iurlbrt 90
bsrk ltahells, Hnm lfies, Charleston ] ~ Flseu
Dee Arts 4 Heuser. N'"VA
Brig Emeiins volts watts, Neuvi,.. Jy FIr.u.
Br,g Iomnocors. Hall, Halifas q Donovan.
brig Nay Ann, xesne, Jackson VILE X y Rurk NCa
Br'g reveille, Sleeper, Boston, X " T-undv
tsr Nasssu. Booth. Demtrara Freeman A. Co
Sotr Gee Cibbs oibts, BEAUFORT. Nc.
Potr Hanovtr North. Riohmond q n Piersor
fcfr Diamond, Carter Be tiuore Van Brnnt A. stagbA
schr kafie, NyckUn Baltimyrs Johnssb A Lovse,
Stetn er Ntiraska, Cohsnscy, baltimore, Thomtssn
ssssnsr stci y an horehoatc, Philadelphia sfsrs
fiCot Fienfi Durfee, NeupoYt 's'~
klotp Henry s.toa, Carr, newport, ec.
sioor Reser Williams, Rhodes. Provdsnos.
sloop Fashion, Blydsnburr Providence
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PHrLADxLrHrA, Dot. Z, 1851.
Psitiesl Enthusissm-Ths Nsfire Meeting-Rscepon Q,
Forrest
Though on the eve Of important election the com
munity exhibits but little Of its customary euthu.
siasm The natives mustering their forces for q
grand demonstration to evening, In Indspen-
dence square, and have got ready their miniature
that have been allowed lie idle for several years past
The principal speaker is L. Levin, the late member
from the First Congressional district This the nrst
mass meeting a the party during the present campaign
and the wings looking to its and tue tone
Of the speeches With anxiety as the
this year has been only half formed and they hardly
know whether to consider them allies or not WIN
out their aid the majority Of Johnston for Governor
in the city and county will be very small.
Such another reception WAS given to q TRACE
dian as that with which Forrest last evening re-
csived st the Walnut street theatre After the house
was filed to repleton the crowd remained in the street,
hundreds in number who finally had retire, unable to
accomplish their object The speech Of Mr. Forrest gave
great satisfaction Though money Is scarce the public
seem to difficulty in procuring farge for amuse-
nents The theatres better paronized than
Money Is rather harder to come at to-day and twelve
per cent Is the rate the street for excellent paper
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6th
SAVANNAH Oct s-Arr brig Philurs, rhAtehsr, NYork
Cid bark Maria Norton Patterson Sid bark Diligence
Hutchinson, Boston; sohr Forrest. Cole. do.
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sAvASEAE-stesnshipf fiorida-yohs II nsIatosh. =
Brown, Foster Curtis w olsS disg Mr Norton. er
steersge.
CMARLxsroN-steamship southssssr-K Grant. Bell.
DR. sheppard Jenkins x Ksyes, Paul, y Toll
we'll.
HAvANA-BriG HOllsndsr-c aptain b Plummsr. Mrs
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GHlPPlA0.

City of Manchester w O. Campbell (ate OF Cunsrd
poo on Thns.%sy october ah oeo The 20, s:S.n
s most
:,.s viii 3. s IN WITH fore cabin 1ss s
asDhs free x
s.otessDry will succeed the City Of hanehes
FOE soUTnAErroN AMP IrH gAyRE-THE A91 ~ UNITED
mander will Leave for Havre touching At Southampton t
ana u sn sns r Norm s
An s tho 'Gs T freight M o.
''''asS 'ssOSR}iaER LIVINGSTON Agent. No IS Broadway.
PAcIIlc NAIL STEAMSHIP conPANY.-THE ONLY
md chsgrsaIIs5s Reduced On sss1rd.y Oct u; =.
bur1hen Tanner commanded win sail on saturssy OoI
u ,s s..s. .: h0m he, Pier q tsssSt VA.
cfY gAsSoS sssh +:
.ean:hip PANAMA. 70 sail without any delay for San
p q ssas or ~ II
IT 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY-roR NEW
& iaf: ss%sI
hpsE UiTY % sIS' Il So%aIa' WI s
Ssr 's1s
%'ps ay s
frsisA. TO Havana No bill; Of Isdns wiz be signed fssr
supply Win ID. Sil. ,.a9s which
{: :s;s ~ ;:' 'y s'' '
The ns-, double a. sins. sid. wheel seamshp ROAM
DxE ,T ton. G u %.s.S5s%sn. Levi: rarfi,h ,ss com
pier H. y. r., and sail Saturday. llth. At o'clock
Ditto d,to Petersburg and Richmond. do. 10
bite s.ss fs,snsa!s and hl.hnsad
psT.s, signed alter Il: :siipa
& Ss .Ss aas 81
Iypl1s T.1ass TSasTSs siss aEscs sc%s.
Z elias. s.saH,hlD rLokIpA. Capt: Thom,. Lysn, viii
a.a s..Iss. :: M M from PER y: sSIss RIVER P:::
steamship BEL 18th October from savannah for
Havana FOR n's%n s%SII or IiTcIIrp Iirpy ~ street.
TScsi e.,s .is ssd ma
ion Those steamers unexeeled for quses safety
:ss :.:ss s:,s; = ::sss
% a So y For ssS Or "a.
s.. y ssi s.Si
~ Lips.E Ersish, for New orl..ns-fh. .s..n:r wis.
noon snd viii depart . shove on Friday nsas oet Der
TO- Apply for bxvfs bi,;fs y bssooxs co. Beaver street.
- OACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CUnrANY.-sNLY
T.sS: Liz: &; ss.J ss. r,sis' s * 4, Sss
splendid double engine itesmship OHIO. 5000 sons j.
flnday sokenct, U. NJ, will sail Monday
October Is as o,slo,s NJ Pr.,i.ey from her PIsr =
.sss . ss .T:s & % g.i.,s :sy
Franeco the arrival Of the passengers and ais
ana street, IL :sr corner m ~
DAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP conPANY.-osLY
through line for California and Oregon direct,
GhsFres-fsre reducedvn Tuesssy October sss oeOsh
windle commander will sai1 Tuesday October pre-
seiy ocloch p M from her pier the foet Of
reet North river. For passage sppy ~ the Office, "a
south street, 81 III West street, Of Warren
OPPOSITION TO TBE OLD MoNoPoLY.-IsDEPEN
" dent line for California via San Juan and Chagres
reduced The and splendid steamer BSUrHgR
JOsATHAN lao tons register the best ventilated strong
et and fastest steamer In the world will sail Tuesday
Octt ber ~ 81 3 r. N from Pier n X N BIO secure
choice berthsat low early application be made
r. MILLS. AGENT. 81 g ,rtiandt street.
rTO PASSENGERS FOR CALIFORNIA ST sANsHTP
II GOLDEN GATE-This IN asnifoent steamer spoken
OF Pernamuco seventeen days out and there doubt
that she will be able leave Psnsna the latter dsv
October For further apply the ofce
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.
BALTIMORE, October 7, 1851.

Increment for the Liberation IF Irish Eriss.
The committees appointed by the Irish Exile LIBERIA
tion meeting secured the signatures Of the Cover
Mary land Secretary OF State the Chancellor the
Judges and the prominent officers Of the State to
petitions to President Fillmore, to the friendly
Offices Of the nation with the British government,
for the release of Smith Bren and his companions in
exile They now, through ward committees, secu-
ring the signatures Of citizens to the memorial aud
there is doubt but that it will have at least twenty
thousand names to 1t in the Of few days II the
Irisbmen Of New York Philadelphia Boston, and other
principal citee should be equally active happy result
might be oked for There doubt Of the fact that
here is ergetic and practical patriotism in Bal
imore than in any city in the Union.
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PAsIs ANp LONDON raEArxkNr or PRIvArl

GAIN REwARD.-JEFFRIEs AsTiDOfE, A Sps-
WV hcc miSturs fer toe of private disorders
makts SPEEDY without tie least rsricton OF dies
ornkl tpoure, cbsnee application 20 business Tho
Iepletor chaknses single csse which the miStnre will
TOY cure unt er the fcrtue " hve huadfe3 dollar IA
Fut % in bottle with ul directions a. Ous bgttis
nss Ne.l-msny cured In ~ days. For sale ~ c.
~ kine ~ BFosdvav. snd l08 Bsysrd street. Nt~ Tcrs:
Little, 100 Hanover srset Boston; Wrixh. Co,
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DrArsEss sncSr sIoaT &C: cgnAnLn Sx
v s,,.asss q shs ear sss sys sss .sssssss s:nss
nsna ArvseAi syss issssss< asviss bssaufsiiy. ~
ths nsssras erssa omssI Ss hres<sss ~ss " sshv
nR La cRoIxs PRivArE nsDIcAL rsEArIsB-
~ thenpsst hoek ever publs hes--n ~. sad IN Ass
plates ths Physology % hsrsss sad ths s~srss
hrntes dsstssrs 81 yssth ost mstvrty. rsssisa0
solitary ~hieh dsssroy ths sad nsat
powers snestls the patsrA fsnss shd sshsas The
of Hanheed with practical sts~r.atsess % ths
vestion an6 trextmsnt % tsbty lscs ss1
sutonal vsskIssa Asd all dis~ss.s sr<ss frea in1ss
crstos With plsn pie rules ~ vkseh s
can tksnsslvss without nsseurvish ths ssthors
obssrystons marriage Ia tut-s sat tsgasiee stseaA
and thsv remedies with sslors1 hhossphs isssrstns
the phyasis cad diseases "a shs rspre<ssuvs
essan. beth essa TIER strsssarss ass t.se.esA
w cor tAns msny mportsns has q thess esstsnpssina
ms.rmesy .hish I'll s..rsens sssss .ssrss.
s' w rss.s gssss = ~ aissss-s - t.~sis
Az ssfsr. sssss.ss ssy sss.sr sssAt v has. vhsshs
y n.ir rhysssns sns sass sss.s sssass ipsasss
sssiy g.alis.d ps.ssl.sss sas has sev sssssy
Any person ssnelns - esass "a letter p..s ssis v -
\. b. La creis ~ Be.ver street. Alhssy. N n sol1 81
Burgess Garrett and srisssr m Brss< ss5.
New York
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DR RALPH. AUTHOR OF rnE .rRAcrIcAL rsr.

DR. RALPH: AUTHOR OF rnE "rxAcrIcAL PAL.
M, tsundsys escspted,l No. ~ srssn street H-sU
the medical sdvaatsgs ths sssysx
which he would instause having rexdse svsrsI
yesrs ara er Oh. estr,.s purpess ssuaiag shsss
voted eseussel, o. this speet, csn vita 500 IA ~s<
promise oettsin safs add radical shss "
disease ard 10 the asporssls eessesaesess cf early
habts under he peculiar rlsn Of trs1tmen ths
absolute reet cure ksea thes~ 81 sAs
often With serious
perseverance, 1he:. who sppiy Ia the sast.r sAsss q
will b. EratHed rzpity
has been a matter of surprise that ary
bis attention 10 seases which psotis u assnrp
ton pretend 10 easily. H. however. the
thee people brng society
opinion would he formed.
those who or tfsaeu~at y "A
dress boz eo9 Post oniee.
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ITO THx LADIES eF ru8 uSIrGD srAr.A-rnu
osislrsAsa DR. upshsr. Of LssAss, ss,s: thss sns
American ladies knsw The vslse sf wstss Nervsas Asu
dote IN world wesld be ts.ntdat eds
tho great variations e ths eass asseey th-s serve.s
which nsks them sstsstst fsss cad sailes uhieh Ais
remedy weelt pre- .ent knevinG s esm ps"sas
psts being sstrsets sf the poverfs. iavixersusg
hsrhs Of bath the East snd Wet ladies, the Absa<s.
hosehus hissle,os ke Cas- ts h>8 81 Kushtoa ciarh
lo sross.sy srs ncssss.y - o.. Lst,s. sssssisss -
Bsssstt 9" Bressvsyi nr niisa SO nrssassy. ssd -
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Our readers will remember that the great Union Pow-
ing Match of at bridgeport to morrow fore
the 9th instant Hon. g. J. Huntington, Of Hartfo d.
delivers the address.
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Arrivsd-Bris Pearl, Phil lAdslphia.
Cleared Ships Robert Paten, Apaaohicola; Napoleon
Charleston; bark GeorsAna fnew Batimore; brig Susan
Duncan, MOI fok schrs Ben News Mobile; Survey. Rea
mond Dart. Baltimore; Saratoga and Mary Miller. Phla-
dephia.
NoRr0LK, Dot 6.
ArrivedBrg Porto Rico, Boston; sohrs Henry Dunston
do Maxim Rogers NYork.
In Hampton Roads-Ship Reindeer, Boston.
nIcnmoNp, Oot6.
Arrved-steam Roanoke. NYsrk schr Roanoke BOSTON
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nR DE LANEy. AUIBoR OF TnR "rRfvAfo
~ Medical Guiee Se. 81 lsp~nsrd street srs~4-
wyThs great facilities sae say.s.xs ,es ssssss Ass
Of Europe and Awerna erabis him v warrsn pss
teular branch Of the professisn ss qssk ssl
America - 70 eheay. hew.vsr IA dhesiA sampii'sssl
and wisely treated that his wtl ke
sprrecistd DIR De L. h alec the investor q thess la
senous rsrument that the tspartis
OF early improper habits infalsly ifteut
i.e Tie ony esrtsn cure ss,..ins ter thee
remedies thoss who aVpiy 81
certain diseases an immedats cure. wh.sh srsssl
In lew days.
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nR. WARD, BEING ALL DEvoraD TO pIsKAsns
~ and their treatment the spcs<iass
unfortuats You will ts cured ~ HIN hsh the rs.a
time he not deerres, tut apply eary rssiesss
but the doctor himself who attends ~ Cas
ner Of Broadway. No mercury ssed No Zee tii curs<
DR. FAwcETT Is COEFipENrfALLy CONSULTED
~ at his ofce II Dover street certain diseases vheh
he cures without mercury Recent cured in 60
days s BALM OF Zurs. for nervous sts treaght ~
self abuse 10 the ting medicine for
ever known In this couStry. No fee till cured.
nR. JOHNSON. NO. " DUANE STREET, 90 WELL
known IN the treatment Of deiie.ts ti.sass Ths Doe
tors reputsto for st In tAoee h. ourel
existed for eminent Constitptioaal vsskass
brought on BY secret habs ensesuAily cured ksssat
eases cured in four days perfect ohNees.
nR. COOPER, IA DUANE STREET, nAA FOR rDu
~ last years devoted his
nent of merourih other diseases He
Aggravated diseases mild renewed
B-stransers do not be deceived ~ mounssbsnk v&s
diploma In ofcs, with the nsccins ~
surgery shis eountr hes produced perfect ss
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EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
States Nail steamship HUMBOLDT, ID. Lines, Com
mnnder, will Leave for Havre touching at
lana the mails and on SATURDAY. October sth M
IL o'clock from pier NO North river Price Of passage
S2o experienced surgeon attached the vessel All
Letters must through the Post Once. For freight
passage spP Ply ~, to to ,,,xc,rov -
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FOR LIyERPooL1THE FINE NEW STEAMSHIP
lne) Commander will sail fro Philsdephis for Liver
pool Thursday October 9th at IL o'clock The elegant
conveyance for these about visiting Europe Passage in
saloon state rooms, $780, in fore cabin state S
Passengers will be with railway tickets to Pla
delphia, free Of expense. By tho agent
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange plaee.
The splendid ntw Steamship City Of fittsourg w. G
stotesbury Commander will succeed the City Of ksnches
tar and adephia ThursdAy Octobor
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aA RIgIak IsTE 4 n o n o !.

Peterburs IVA. papers please copy.
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,ae government cannot have been asay ought 10 have
Anown what was before when IL adopted the silly step
o. Ptocialing British sovereignty req ion OF country
W winch IL possesses only much the British troops
STAND upon of the moment The whole interior Of South
err Aiea from The 10 the equator has been taken
under British sovereignty, and added 10 the Crown
OF England, SO far Downing proclamation
can extend tho dominion OF the Crown. Her Majesty
may be told by Lord Grey that che monarch OF oou-
and that she rules chieans which his
ship does not much know the name We hope we
shall not be thought dsloya il tell her Majesty that
she has no such dominion. nor any such power.
I'VE sorry that the determination the
native is considered by OF contemporaries
the only solution to the Kar ihs suppose the
feeling also OF the government authorities Sir Harry
Smith writes home for reinforcement OF 10000 British
troops for this purpose and he regrets thar his call OF levy
ca masse OF the coonists responded TO- For what
purpose did he this European evy To exterminate
all refractory nativesal who would make voluntary
surrender OF their country 10 the Crown OF England.
1.-The British people claim TO be eminenty Christian
people We hear great deal of liberal principles being
mirable maxms against African slavery All this is very
commendlbe but why should Christian and liberal pI!n-
cpes be forgotten when the natives OF Southern Africa
concerned how those who have such nice feelings
for negro the determination OF the
Southern Africa Where the philanhropss OF Exeter
Hall They must be all asleep"
What is Cuba TO this affair The Kafrs not brues,
but men who perfectly understand Tie rights OF property
and know what il is 10 have their country wrested from
them at the point of the bayonet Lord Palmerslon,
hope, will remember the nomey old rule to look at
home before he goes much further in ccising the pee
catilloes OF people out OF England He lives house
OF glass, and should throw very dscreety when
ever he undertakes to do that rather dangerous thing.
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BALTIMORE. Nov. n-S, p. I'M.
The solemn and impressive ceremony OF investing Area
bishop Kenriok, who succeeds the lanentsd E.ocsssoo
with tio Psun took place the Cathedral yesterday
morning The church wa, filled TO OVERLOOKING aud many
were unable to gaiu Ambulance. The Right Reverend
Doco. Timon Bishop OF Buffalo, tho ccsbsan, aud
the Very Reverend Mr. Sourn Of Philadelphia. preached
eloquent sermon the occasion. The Pai,um 10 sim
ply small garment ves,urc placed on Tho neck of tho
Archbishop extending over tho back and breast IL Is
CONSTRUCTED oflambs WOOL white aud black, with crosses
inserted of the black both being natural color 10 preserve
The material for this sacred vestue lambs kept 81 Rome
the special purpose the wool taken from them.
and entto those for whom intended with special The
Iahium Is always buried with the Archbishop who wears
H. lhe one with which the Archbishop was invested
eaay was brought to this country by lady. into whose
hands 1t was placed by the Pope OF Rome hmsef The
Archbishop Is now Invested with full power TO discharge
the duties OF his station.
we are to have grand iemens parade here on Wed
nesday next ON the occasion Of the anniversary Of the for
nation OF the Associated Fire Department OF Baltimore
Several companies will be in attendance New York
Philadephia, Washington, Cumberland, and other
rounding towns and cities. 1t will be u very imposing dis
play-the finest of the kind ever in Baltimore.
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QT Mr. q, JAaE OF Cincinnati OHIO i. our general travel
ling agent or The western States assisted BY joins Dssr Wa
KAssAr Dr. j. WApswoRra X X CSAyHs, A. H. Laws, JAaxs
RurHERyonp, Dr. Lorr EDwAsp TsosAs FnAsxLAss and M
L. wisraAs Each Of the above thc
Mayor Of Cennau with seal Of The city, describing
so there VIII be no k In paying them and
they may call will make Il convenient them
Q Mr. IsRAEL f. JAMES No lo1 South street. Phiade
phia authorized TO make collections cities Of New
York, Boston, Philadelphia and Baltimore
N b. fALnxa the American Newspaper Arsut II su,nor
lied 70 make collectors foI In the Boston,
and Philadelphia and duly
subscriptions al the rates required Ills receipts
regarded s payments His Offices Cansess street
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Il Chestnut streets.
WESwAkps, sASfokph Co.. express agents and bankers In
the United States London aud Liverpool
agents for the "unon and authorized
and advertisements 10 this Their Office ondoa 10
Gresham street, and In Liverpool No. Columbia buildings
This concern Is connected In this country with well
house Of Adams Co.. express agents. and is entncd the conf
dence OF our friends abroad.
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senator from Tennessee.

The Hon. Mr. Jones, formerly governor Of this State has
been elected senator in the place Of Mr. Turncy, whose
term expired with the last Congress. MIR. Jones is one
Of the most active wings in The State. but his election
strikes not exactly harmonizng with that phase Of
his rary which was preparing TO take Mr. Fillmore
the candidate for The next presidency 1t has been gene
rally thought that the election in anticipation OF the
expired term Of MIR. Bell would be also brought on al,
this session Of the legislatures but should think that
the election Of Mr. Jones an indication that the lcgis
lature will prefer 10 wait until the term expires, and unit,
the people ntepose and settle, by new elections the
dscoran views which the subject creates at this period
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Inc speech in which this distinguished gentleman.
Just before his election 10 the senais declared his in
lennon and that Of his party TO act hereafter with that
one 'he Two national parties which should plan, itself
most hrmy on the ground OF the Compromise. can only
DC regarded we conceive the expression Of his deter
m'nauon hereafter to make common cause with the
democracy There is longer the slightest doubt that
'he democratic party in its national convention must
uns upon The faithful maintenance of. and acqueseencc
M inc adjustment Such has long been the
hanhesl and irresistible democratic tendency at the
worm and the same tendency is equally apparent,
all through The southern States among those democrats
VINO nave lately acted with the .souhern-rghs" organ
za'oh Everywhere these taking the ground
mat the anti compromise issue has been repudaed by the
southern people, and that that is TO be
guessed IN as final adjustment We cannot call 10
mind single democratic journal which now maintains
that the democratic party unite upon any other posi-
lon on this subject in its national convention On the
other hand, the recent events in New York. Ohio,
Pennsylvania Vermont. Massachusetts and Wisconsin,
show concusyey that the attempt take any such COM
promise ground in the whig national convention will
rive the wing party asunder in all those States where
the whig organization is revocably pledged against the
fugitive law as it stands
These facts plainly leave 10 Mr. Toombs and his party.
after the declarations OF his speech, no other position
than that Of operation in the democratic ranks 1t
may be added that this position is natural enough. after
the open breach between Messrs. Toombs and Stephens
and their former wing allies in the summer OF 1850,
and their recent rally TO elect SO true and tried
compromise democrat as Mr.. Cobb
But even granting that, in respect TO the Compromise
both the national parties should assume equal positions
Of acquescence in and maintenance Of that measure
final settlement OF the slavery question: the democratic
party would still be that which would claim the sup
port OF the gIea body of the people of Georgia and the
whole South; and it may be confidently asserted that no
organization under the of Constitutional Union
any other which may be formed will defeat this neva-
BILE determination OF the people Ga the subject OF the
tariff, the currency, internal improvements, the veto
power, and the other issues connected with OF
growing out oil these great tests of the claims OF the dem
ocrac party 10 the confidence and support OF the whole
country, have the bolness to say that they
be lost sight OF p determining who will be the most
proper deposaries OF the power to be conferred by the
next presidential canvass. On these points the demo-
cratic party will be tenacious OF their doctrines
they in the days OF Jefferson, Jackson, and Polk