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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
" See advertisement in another column
headed Grass Valley Geld Mining Company


Wine PRIMARy MEETINGS THIs Arrsa-
NOON. PLACES or ELECTION.
Isr WARp-Auxntic Garden.
LIP WAsp-Sharps Buildings corner az Gold and
Milhamsts.
ulp wARp-No. IS Warren-ss.
Ivru wARp-WSrsn Hall, cornsS Of Olive aid
Henry-sts.'
WA w.xp-Marion House, No. III West Broad
way.
vIra WARp--Tho Gem, No 3e4 Broadway.
vlirn MARp-Cisy Market Rooms, corner OF Rui'
gers and llenry-sts.
vIilrK WARD-N the District Headquarters. men-
toned in the Special Notices"
lxrH WaRp-Bleseksr-ss House.
Arm WARp-No. ga Grand-st
Nlra WAND Union Hall, corner OF Avenue
and Fourth ST.
exllrW WARo-Fri,x's Hotel, corner of 4th-sv, and
ls3shs
Nlilru WAxp--Thalian Hall, No 400 Grand.st.
MYTH WARp--At the Broadway House, corser Of
Broadway and Grand SITS.
XvrH WARD-Conssi,uton Hall. No. 6,0.Broad-
way.
XvIrH WARp-Hanna's, No s7i Six,A-av
XVIlrM wAsD-He1y Clay House corner of Ave
aue A and Flrsi-st.
XyIIIrm wARp--Aneshany Hotel. corner Of Sd
Az. and lrh-st.
xiXrn WARp-Union Cottage, Broadway near
4atA- g.
xxrn WAsp-No Isl ssth-st
These elections are to DO held under tho guidance
Of The WAig ELscsiea Inspectors between tbs hours
n $50 n
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that woulc otherwise have gone to swell
the arrivals at New-Orleans, aad Judge Of
the efiobtery required to esable writer
thus t. charge upon US a cOncealment Of i'm
known to us, having SO often been Sc.
forth in his columns
The arrivals at New Orleans h,viay
fallen. in five years, from $4,000 pigs 70
5000, or almost sixty PER CENT, and the
receipts at tide water On the Hudson having
fallen from 4s9,sOO pounds to $4,000, or
EIGHrY-Two PER CENT, we should be glad
to be favored by our contemporary with 4
calculation as to the number of years that
will probably be required for the entire Az
initiation Of the trade, and an estimate of
what Will then be the value of the mineral
lands belonging to the Illinois Central Rail-
road Company.
The mail has just brought us, in The
Daily Jefersonidn, of Galena, another col
umn of Loco-FOco abuse for having ven-
tured an exposure of facts in relation to
this trade, that grew SO rapidly under Wing
policy, and is now so rapidly declining I'M
der that of Mr.. Walker; and as it contains
some facts highly illustrative of the work
ING of British Free Trade policy, We shall
take an early occasion to lay them before
our readers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
kessuth and the Public.

We have received more than one letter
urging with great earnestness the prOprety Of
holding public meetings IN the City at Tnpler
Hall or Castle Garden, where the public would
be admitted at 4 charge OF S., 80 or g, as may
be determined on. Our correspondents say that
thousands of dollars could be raised in this way
for the Hungarian cause. We hope the subject
will be considered, and soon, in order that if the
plan should be adopted it may be at once put IN
Operatlon
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The Illinois Railroad Loan.

On recent occasion we called the at
tention of our readers to the sycOphancy
manifested in Europe by many of our cOun-
trymen, and the extraordinary extent to
which it was carried by that class of them
engaged in peddling bonds, at the head of
whom stands Hon. Robert J Walker.
late Secretary of the Treasury, and present
nominee of the milhonaires of London and
Liverpool, Manchester and Birmingham
the class of men now fatteRing on the Pur-
chase of the lands of Ireland from which
their fellow-citizeDs are being expelled
for the Office Of Chief Magistrate Of the
Union.
We also then invited their attention to the
statements put forth by that gentlemen, with
view to sell his wares, in relation to the
great quantity and value of the mineral
lands through which his road would pass,
contrasting them with the fact that his ia
riff had already closed nearly all the iron
furnaces, and thus destroyed the value Of
lands yielding iron ore and fuel, while il was
rapidly diminishing the working of those
Welding lead, in evidence of which we gave
the following table of the receipts at New
OrIaans of fhat contnoditv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

rAs noyel experiment Of introducing New Style Of Hat
T the Holiday Season hayug met with great favor on
h ADOPTION sy US in 1851, confirms eur n rs
tnuapce We will open for SAFE "Wednesday, Dec "
"a connection with our Original Styles Hats received
nsr xmercn made eI prsssy for Season by our dis
s,..nsfso pans FabToAHt To Gentlemen seeking COM
Srso~s Of qsay elegance Of outline elao0Ia ave ana
truthful fRrsh, offering Tor the Sc lson
sahm,t,sA LpARY K Co Leaders OF Fashion
for Centemeps Hats, AS,or House, N Y.
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CAUTION TO Tna PuBLic.-rhe gre


popularity of LYONS Magnetic Powders for the deStruo-
ton Of Bodhugs COokrcachss Moths Ans Fieas Fines,
aad paht ard all other insects has pEompt-
cd certain parties spurious articles aud 0or
them under various deneM nations for sale Few Of these
n dared TO their npostlons out as ice OF
no,sop The proprietor of tie original article has TINS
city ouly the lossd ageDs and the principal de-
pot at Ne t4 Broad way, where also may he obtained
Ps for the destruction OF Rats and Nice
Roth ARTICLES WarToAtCd. ul9 o.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NFw-yoRK. WEDNESDAY. DEC. II, 1851.

~ VINES OF The CRY remember
YOUR Ward Meetings from 3 to S o'clock
this afternoon
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u Mr.. BoSYSGE's book on the Cultiva-
ton of Tea, Coffee, Indigo, the Date, &c. DC, IN
the United states, IL advertised IN this paper. We
call the attention OF ALL but especially of Horticu
turirs, Nurserymen, seedsmen. &c TO us impor-
tant statements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

In 1901, returns not yet made up
We new desire particularly to cali the at
teution Of our readers to the passage in the
above extract that we have itaheised, in
which it is stated that ever since isls large
shrmeuts have been made il lis Digestion
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ARRIVAL or THE SoUrHrRNER.-The

ARRIVAL or THE SOUTHERNER.--fh nc
steamship Souihemer, Capt Dickinson from Charles
ton. arrived last evening, bringing thirty passengers
and s62 coo In specie $50 600 of which is consigned
20 J. G. Winter. Son & Co., and $1,000 TO Dewlng,
Thayer & Co. We are indebted to our friends Of
Tie Courier, Mercury, and STANDARD for papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
Fer Europe.

The next number of IAe Tribune for EsSoPess
Ci,a.lst,sr will be issued THIS MORNING,
a, o'clock. II will contain all the Latest News
I'D TO the time Of going TO press. The Antr'es
sail, from this port To-Day, at II o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

COCK LEADBEATER, Ne a47 Broadway, cor oil Leonard
a. are u Ing of Their seastfoi assortment OF fa5saa
(osks asd Opers eaks at very reduced pficeS. Ineh
stock enbr aces every sye of he season and OF All the
various favor with ths ladies, as 'ei'e Cl'h
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

r. Mourning Gssds of every kind adapt
"A "a Jsdv's wardrobe A. black BombaziAe, Alpaca,
Canton Clohs Nsrino, Cashmere, Canton Grape De
Lase Calico, Pophn re 10, may be fouRd a. hIToHcoDA
ATTsDHEATER's No 3t1 Broad corner Of Leonard
At where also shavs Clssss, Silks, Plaid Goods &C. &c
NAV be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

A BANKRUPr's SToCK-CLosING SALE
groa sacrifice Of large stock of Three Ply and Ingram
Carpets, OIL oths. &e the property 4 Bankrup,, ana
sod atey. the famous Carpet Emporium
No 30 Bcwery. HIkAM AkDFRsoz. ALTO VIII be found the
largest hapdso assortment OF Enghsh Three Ply
and ngTan Carpets Du ggets ats &c, at twenty hVe
per cent lees than al any other place IN this city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

To rnE LADIES. --DR. RoGxR'S Syrup of
Liverw or Tar. and Csnchalagaa, specially adapted
the DEDICATE Constitutions ef females and
Opium, Il will cause deraneenent-whie the
properties Of the Canchalagua invaluable
partiHx srrsx gsh 20 the system.
Dor sale BY A. L. ScovnL co, al the Depot, Ne. Sis
Broadwsy. and by all rs'sl pssssStS Pnoe-ia large
bsttles s L. OF three bottles for 81 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17
OyF.-PRrsRsOS Il Humphreys

No y7s Broadway corner st viii sell the entire lot
Of Carpsngs purchased nj the late large Auction sales at
he following prices Rich Brussels s. to ios pc. yard
Extra Heavy ply yard Extra Heavy spYer IS 70
per yard Coed all wool, D.. Cd to Is per yard Cd
Cloths. Extra heavy, ~ per yard And al other goods
equally low mo- 4w'
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T-..,a Fue.tIKz WEATHER AND KEENeR

IN, SITS ARE COMING -GENiS would therefore sus
~ ,,,t 10 his where an array OF Lanies -
s,svnx e-ery vane'y and he believes the most eIssp
s,,s b. New York invites her cri'cti Inspection nus
-. ana IIuc sons Bay FABLES, irnLe s'ole Mirtea
Gsuirrei Mink ChnebDs and "ihcrs Nictorines 5anAs
Csds Tippets &c. represent ~ every quaAv Oh
tb,ir respsctye kipds aAd will he sold a. pces crres-
BONDING with the advanced eeasop Gtpiieioens ana La
dies Fur Gloves 6ehtitmsat Fur tGisis, wiu also 20
faunA m ever diversity Of material style and price n
aENINs No 30 Broadway. opposite 81 Paats
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,EpARE FOR The DEMONSTRATIONS

PREPARE FOR The HOLIDAYS. w lndOW
Shades. Gdt Corpices Bands, Tasels Sc Daily recoiv
inc and elegant designs manufactured expressly Tor
retail Sales which the subscriber oilers at prices that
not fail 10 met the baon OF the most economLng
Purchasers tied 10 call aud examine for themselves
At JOHN GREAsoN's, No 27 Greenwich between Muir
aud Robinson ste
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HIS heHof, MAfok kING>LAN3.
TREoDORk SBp1kWlCk. CuARLFS NJ Lrupp
CHARLES =. buTLgH, HkSRY J. SANFORD,
JOHN SAS BVREN, J. W EpNosns
RcBEkr l.. KENNEDY, o. W. SruRrsVANr
s Il. CHirrtSpKS. LUTHER n. MaRSH.
MARSHAL O koBERrS. JOHN h. GOuRLis
RcRERr HANS, GEORGs BAN
JANIS fHkLES, y. ID. MORGAN
GEoRsE W Blunt, john l.. OSULLIvAa
JvSrUs T STAGE, SILaS e HsRRIss.
h c BOWEN. X NJ. BLArcHfoSD,
}. J ROOSEVELT. joan rHoNPsoS,
CRAkLES KIM, DANlsL ID. HOWARD,
Rk. WINsLow. JoHNF CRAY,
MaTTHHw MORGAN JEAN HRcKKg,
NATgANfEL X. Blunt. RICHARD EsNKr.
J.coB HaRSSN, JAMES KELLY.
HORACE GREELEY, SIMEON DRAPER.
PARxs GcpwIS, JAMES 7 BEADY.
CRASHES W. SANFORD, JlNsSF FRsgBoRs,
A. b. COLEMAN, AoSEs s. RRlcS.
IoHS N. GENIN, RICHARD X. BUSTED.
MegeAN MoROANs, HESRX J RAYMOND,
HxNRY SHAW. RoBERr /. STUART.
GEORGE IL. FRANKLIN, NoSE> rAYLoR.
Mr. SASfogD. GEoRGg y. KESBirr,
CHAKLEsJ CRoNwkLL. john J. HsRRIck.
ANTHONY L.. ROBBINS, John COCHRAN.
p I. BaRSCN. JANIS ] KING.
TRUMAN b. STuLNAS
After some further business OF no eensral import
ance several propositions beng rsdsrsd 10 10 EK-
ecuEve and Finance CsanGssss - meeting 81.
.ourrsL.
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ELEGANT FRrncu WEDDING CARDS. =

The subscriber rcspec calls the attention OF paes
pequirpe something truly elegant his beautiful style oil
silver boIdsIed and PLAN French Porcelain Cards. no
velOpes and Wedding Boxes, m the latest mode E'ER
DILL No 3e2 broadway, corner Of Duane-t Bfanoh
store No 10 Wast % Ina
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

attention To the poftant that no guarantees TO TT
every variety OF FORM with shuts mace the most ele
giant style, and from tho finest material. scientific
methsd of taking the proportions OF the figure
dss this desirable result perfectly certain all shirts
made by him
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lG's premium

FUss, FURs, FURs -YoUsG's premium
far stores No % BOwey aud No i7Jonn q near Broad
way He keeps excellent assOrtnent has hs gvsds m an
ssactsyed night sells cheap and ecomnonds no,nng out
what In coed He got the pyeainm az the late Farof he
AmcrioaB Instte for superior Fars and workmanship.
al imNWkS
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Su.wLs SgAwLs. Ar GREAT BARGAINS.

SHAwLs, SHAwLs. Ar GREAT BARGAikS.-
HITCHCOCK LgADBBATgK, No. 3G Broadway, corner
Leonard 81 have been reducing the prices OF their speh
did stock Of Shawls and viii sell superior Wool Long
Shawl worth At least So for S. aud Their entire stock OF
Scotch Plaid BToche, Bay state and other Shaws, Long
and Square, In the same ratie. ~
~ Gentlemen's Furnishings, as Fur,
neriro Silk and Lamb, Wool Undershirls and Drawers;
6ears Cravats Pocket Hdkfs. Gloves Hosiery, 60 &c
nav be- foupd ut HITCHCOCK LEApBEATERs Ne H
Broad way LeoDars ST. aud al prices much below
The ordinary rate ut Gsntlemehs FeInifhing Stores
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

KNOX. # you want good
Hat pa,rsnize KNOX Ladies you want set Of surs,o
Fun ossssntiy co@fot.'i- sHd issh'ona5ie' p.t AZ
Knox Parents # you vith Tor your cndTen mo- ~.
frsci,ye article Of heed gear rich ape 1rsooe
n style and very cttap. deal win KNOX re $1,000,
pies fayosiie, ard hrs store No. llS Fuohsl' 10
crew dod Nth customers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

THr CANTON TEA COMPANy'are prepared
10 sell. whlessle retail Teas and Cseee greater
uety aud low prices than other establishment Con-
OF tea would consult .heu Interests by psIronsins
ehA lccstcn l23 ChSthsss between Pc al
Rposevstl No braaCA stores. ei3 3m&SS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

FALL AND WINTER HATS or 1Hs MOST
ArfhoVs ~ 5I 49,, Lsiy,t AMI Cloih Caps Lsdies
srd 49, Ro..e,s as can found Also large as
soi,nsst 81 20. s.'s- W KELLOGG. No l2s Canal-s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

~ Gentlemen wishing to get anything
m the fem Of afpe Boot, Shoe. Garter would do wei
20 call BROWN No 81 Courtiandt. 81 under the Mer
chanta Hated Ronch Call Books usually sold al IS aud
81, for 81 20 dill u MWSF
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DECLARATIoN OF lNDEPESpENCE-EXe-
cute ON = IaaeK fcent scale brilliantly illuminated and
sIceednsly ornamtn iT raIofs. Official departments
ana public institutes.
Also ust published IreToc Deeds Of Former Times
lusttatng uauy the sls and LS altcs IL the early
AnsrcsA settlers. &C F@ ssie BY
u SKIrz, Publisher and PRINT seller.
Ne as Broadway. I'd door front.
wanted Il canvass he above
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THE KossuTH FESTIVAL FoR FRIDAy
EVENING AT fRIPLER HlLL.-Three Tickets fer sale.
Apply to Mr. HOVGToN. Ne IS Nassau a.
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~ V. B. PALMER is the duly authorized
Agent Of the best newspapers throughout the country far
and pear which he daily receiving advertise ments
sad sabset s,ions at his Office IN the Tribune Buildings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

II DIR. LlrTLkrIELp's Shields and Plas-
Ger Germs and BuAions The hes. invention Of The
age they the pressure and incton and sNe
staat renf and worn without the least Incoxveaence
Only - cents peS box roT sale BY Rushtoa Co. aud al
the leading druggists on Broadway, AID Al Dr. LITrLx
rIRLDs ohcc. No Il William ct, basement of Merchants
EIchsnee Us iwMWSEs
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

.Gp, uirraud sympathy, but arr uualra fl,
aGaH uIr .ea.t assistance s rw hone.
more and ne yr-'r. b. perfect wreck ..fr..I
ga boo crru part, and mid rocks auI ~.
Ha1fs 40 thr shore The nest day the d..f
bodice n these men, last srru no manfI.
.fwgdiug aW,u-i ihr ruihlr-s rlrurui. q,
dafH .Rrr alI found FfreWu upon nr .l.r.
maueig.l and munlatri too horribly nru..
imagination fo conceive NOT hr from pbr-.
thr vessel stranded. The rlhLrs ou n.
bodies NJ searched tD ascertain ifthrra
aus evidence who dies wore, aud wI,r-.
fhry belonged Tho clothes arc all search.
ius,-4u, cErepi ihr Captaiu'r ~ tlr Lr..
porkrt OF DE ofurnat which wa. butt,p,f
closely around lHm. there j. found saI'.
containing money and papers The uaBi,,
thc Captain wa- Charlie Bunker Tho nag..
.-sf lhr yr--el was -. II Penny ~ sulli...
from Bristol, bound 90 Salon, Win coal a.
men ofthc island make collins iu each. G,o.
roughly hrwu boards, obtained from anar.',
wreck oh, strange hrniIngof dismal ri--
rum-nurrsl The bodice arr pm iIon.
collins iusr 70. thoy urr found, aud funeral ar--
vices performed oycrihrH by pi0us deacon,
They arr rH,y buried hguoaih ihr saud. M
tht r0rk bound is'r Of hOmauf laud. sitt
lhc moan ol iln roa and the r1ar NJ me- s,rf
fir ihcirrcquiem =. OSBORN, Jr
IdartpHu Dec. IlthrlA.H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25
tArNtN AiuuNili,
BAUitus MuuiTos,
JouN BACuN,
liiuUAt,l JlWrTI,
lIrNuN kENie,
llNUuN BNNIru



Ma frlfuu Tho following, Is an 90.
lnct+>gm the letter Ola lady in the capital
of the SNtc ct Indiana. She wont irom chi.
Srutcaud'sustaiu, the relation. OF daugh.
ter, a sister, q wife, mother and mcmhyr
otthc church of Christ The happy pud do
cdcd manner ia which shc cApr,..ci hrr.cD
upon a topic Of some importauec, induced IN.
10 an for the coly aud nov a. ask it- publ
cation in the Calcduuian. Yours,
KATE
"You wish to know ~ bat tho ladio. Of la
dina think or the late convention ~ Nor
cc,lcr ana afraid nom alai have .ccr
hcrc thor ,nur of che ludiona ladiD, wVnl.
ar iu., fool, cuoulh to have acted Il ull Over
again.
1hcrp j. q convention iu session hcro, and
ha. been oll vinlor oui pirt-r' the. 'll, o..
Modelling the State Constitution Among
other questions. "thc 5ght' Of womcu,' have
been DISCUSSED Speeches have been mndc
resolution. o1..r-l
td about. preached about and ioscd about
uuill IumIcally sick of lhc whole subject
and almost ashamed TO c}ll m,.clfa r1m1u
s.-l.- i.-l - L. lL..i-.l.a-44...----.-.
il almost synonymou, with ,opi or manure.
But to answer your question fairly, my dear
'j.tcr will speak Cor myself aud some son.
-iLlc aIic. of my acquaintance Wc0rc No'
gruanmg IN bondage worse than negro sla-
very. We do not consider husbands, qrSoi
lore,. We do no, drsirc TO hold property in-
dependent of Them. We do ooi wish TO dress
ourselves IN male attiro,--H| would IT give
~ the smallest satisfaction 10 SEQ our bus
bands disguised in our east oil garments. We
think the notorious Miss Weber is crazy
woman and would he glad to know she ,eas
safe in luuatic asylum. We have no dispo-
,'GQn to go out of the sphere in which God
hasp,ncti Us. We are not going TO declare
our independence Of the male portion of the
aat,a,,s''itt p,-,,ri, -au44el se1- If@t'-tAe-
fact that We are dependent upon our husbands,
whose love for US aud respect for our .I'""'
ans sil narl,,e,.A make the relation pheasant
Ia both Us, and them
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

am. This appear. 10 have been tbc case WIN
rhe free -oil part Of tho rolIiuon boo An"'"n-
sets. when they elected l1lieeii aH' r'H''
not elect SUMNER Hluf,Ih foura"t
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25

EUWoKp NccpTNT.-AB the upward
b,uud freight train upon thc la~ump'lr
Wkh ls-t Saturday night, approached the
SECOND bridge below l'assumpsir Village, 70
uWtg dropped, aud HtahoUi the 'imr tho
train Wls Iaaiup on ta thc bridge 70 struck o
ID aud ill., t''T- On tho track,
damaging one or two Of them slightly, and
tearing up two Lengths otmils No one wa.
hurt II wa. something Of a job to get the
cars upon the track again, hut % uls done Pa
that thr train run down MONDAY woming o..
usual
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-01-25
ST. JOHNsRuRY,
SATURDAY,, JANuARy 20, Is5I
rmE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

The hilarious candidate ipr che houors Of
Im GubcmstorH chair Of New Hampshire,
Z. FOO auy but au cuyiabo position, While
attempting 90 staud upon two stools M tho
same timr, ho duds r1rh 20 bc i4-iIlug him,
hud ,o unsteady lhar Doc lrcmbI@ tar lht iaIl
lllt Threatens hlm.
Nor % thc position of his party nt oil more
.pulrualy Il 10 rent hy the b-iuur-t or
foolish, Ona which isi no proceedings Of M
A,,y,--,l. -~uuuria'iuu - two rrt- 81
opinions upon. the subject Of slavery, and
1- yrr h1s not you'urcd publicly, either 60
throw bin overheard orto fully endorse bm
e.. q candidate, lr,- however a,"wrd chat
% plan 10 partlally marupcd 10 cast him oil u
drridrd aud formal AlsrucT before the
March election, -
The Manchester Democrat stands by M
Atwood, aud toldly assaults the lo.olo.o lca-
dcrs Dur taking advantage pthispralnsss aud
forcing him 20 fim letter approving
ihc Fugitive Slave law But for this, the
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mormcy have had meeting and raised o
fund to establish auolbrrorulo 10 paper iu
Nspobe-ivr.tarn,a' the Democrat
s lujuuul ha- recent, Appeared wlurl
will ,ull further increase Che agitation iu thc
Glauity State, Iti-u Card pat l,rIb hy .ry
oral lurolo.o, OF MANCHESTER, 90 show the r,u'
opinions ct Alr Atwood, o. thc si,ncr- Of
/ thc card the Democrat uyst
( "l'our Of the -igucr, ul thls statement aru
nrmLcr, OF tho city go,wumut having
/ been elected on tliv Dcmo ratio ticket lp,.
,prngaul al otthcm are men Of irrcproDOh
abIo character Their statement shows th.
conduct aud mvuurrs OF The leaders Of tl,,
/ Concord clique in a more yllaiuou. AMI dc.
/ picaLlc l.gh, than We have ever represented
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10 ur prmIC.-Nu, tho undersigned
citizens ut Manchester and members OF ih,
Democrat. party, had au interview ou Oh,
/ Gth inst, with the Hon, john Atwood, of
Sew lio-touat the Manchester House in tht
.c,ty.
Mr. Atwood stated 90 us without ANY rc-rr
| a.iNu, that tho ictlcr addressed b, him I,
/ John - White and others contained his lin
! rcrp. dcib,vatc 0ud honest opinion in rclnu
Ia the extension Of slavery, and certain darl
! features OF the fugitive 7iIvr taw, and that Il
I was q free aud un.u',ucnccd expression of
bic views lie further stated that he ha'
been carried 20 Concord Ne night previous
and that nj attempt had hrcl undo 60 NAB,
him obdurs" COMMUNICATION Wr.lgn 10y an
other individual, aud which did MOL smhrnp,
iia fgal ,irN-. lie also stated that he LET
homo with thc determination tu ulirro 90 t'u
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