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THE UNION.

famous Hartford convention So will be found in the
same report this identical federal policy laid down as 10
Argument bad prevailed, how many States would have
been Kept out OF the Union Where would have been
the great Yves, OF our nation Besides this representa-
on what haunted then eastern, Massachusetts, sec
onal politicians the growth OF these States
N0ne OF he Old States (says the Hartford convention
port oil lsl can find interest IA creating premat1Ts
an overwhelming usasrn influence" Now, suppose
this narrow Argument and narrow policy had thea pre-
vailed, where would have been we again ask the Amer-
can world OF the Mississippi and the lakes Who would
dare noD 10 gel up and stake his reputation IN laying
down and defending this old sectional geog saphica b
elai federal policy But this is Just what Mr. Webster,
N substance, asked the people OF this country TO go
BACK 10 III his Buffalo speech, and under the soIt OF abo-
iuon cry of no more slave terrlory-no more slave
Slaes lis, in fact. condemnng The present and The
past IL is saying 10 the northern men OF past days that
they ala wrong IN uniting with our southern washing
tons and Marions Ii is placing one bali of this nation
that hall burdened with Inc entail of savery-on de-
graded foosool II is saying TO Il, we will have no more
Is this State equauy? Is this the way to foster iraer
nal feeling What is it promoting Union sentiment
to irniae and ehae one hall The States that make up
his glorious naon by sounding II IN their ears that more
such as they fit 10 INTO political commu-
nont Is this the way 10 meet counterfeit and put down
SCUM Garoliha tanaticism Is this the way to strength
en- The hands o the noble band OF Union men now srug
Cling Tor lie against the secessonsts at the South We
protest against such sort OF nationality II spacks Of the
oden federal time II is no more nor less than old fash
Toned federalism in It's height and depth, length and
breadth. We go for the non-lntervenon docrne--Me
et.aone Slavery poicyof the democratic Baltimore plat
form.
Mr. Webster, in his seventh Of March speech. uttered
much TRUTH and he has uttered much since. Let the
spec with which he has been treated by the democrats,
when he has been censared by his party testify how
ready they TO do justice TO political opponent. He
lately stood, so far slavery agitation Is concerned on
the Identical ground OF the Baltimore platform and Casss
Nicholson etler-us where Tayofs administration. 50
far as il went stood But he has just broke out in
place-struck new vein. Mr.. Webster and his party
still retain their long held principles to the admission
of States We do not quarrel with this 1t is to be
pected. They where they always have been, and
thank them for their open avowa Democrats will meet
them openly, fairly, as frankly. They, too, have
old long cherished creed On they have stood and
conquered. With it the country has grown and pros
pered Ii has been tried, and will not be renquished.
We look 10 the democracy continue to stand on
TEDLy, and on its broad basis achieve new political r-
umphs
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Our readers already that there no
choice of governor by the people of New Hampshire at
the last election and that the subject referred to
the legislature of the State. The following, which we
copy from the New York Journal of Commerce contains
the final result:
The election of Samuel Dinsmore ONION dem oc raj to
OF governor by Twenty-Five majority in the ega-
ture, Thomas Sawyer (whg istousa most crafty
ing result Even including the Fl scattering votes, Dins-
had a majority OF four over all The vacancies in
the senate and governors council have been filled with
democrats that after all the boasts OF Seward wings
Atwood democrats, Nc the Union democrats who
great hazard Tor the sake of principle have come out tri
umphany, they deserve have done. They have the
COVE nor, all the except members, the entire
council the speaker of the house, and clear fence
What more can they desire =
The democracy OF New Hampshire have taken noble
stand-one which is worthy of all honor Ga the eve OF
the election they ascerained that the nominee for gov
ernor was tampeIing with fanacism, and they deter
mined to stand by their principles and TO epudiae MI
Atwood even in the face OF defeat, order put for
ward another candidate who was above suspicion. Mr.
Dinsmore was put forward and he is governor OF
New Hampshire. The triumph is one of which moi
only the democracy OF New Hampshire but of the whole
Union may be Justly proud. II the whg party of the
North could show a few such examples of patriotic
devotion the constitution and of opposition TO section
asm, there would no longer be dark spot the hor
zon the present would be all sunshine, and the utur.
full OF hope But, unfortunately the patriotism OF the
wbig party OF the North is nothing but words and i,s
devotion to the Union nothing but lip-service Fol
mere political and party services is ready 10 forget
Tia pa,riotsm-to embrace the OF the higher law Of
aoy other dangerous and incendiay faction whose votes
can be obtained.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE,
BALTIMORE, J une 7-5, ..

BALTIMORE, June ia, p IN.
Great pre- psraons max ng by the German musical
societies Of the CRY receive their brethren from other
paris Of the county, who viii arrive hoTo al " o'clock this
evening Tue strangers viii be escorted TO Exchanse
Ilaee and greeted with song OF welcome after which,
oahota Band viii strike up triumpha march, and they
"ns DC escorted to their several quarters
The retains Of the recent election are still favorable
Anne Arundel county has given unexpectedly large
loriy against the constitution, which is thsn al
anced, however, by the OF the saunch hig county of
Worcester, which everybody supposed would give
ory against The constitution but Which rolls u about
the vote ia Its favor think the State will uiyc
about IL, 900 majority for It's adoption.
Amos Green the negro who escaped from Howard dis
and viii be hung on Friday next
You will get by telegraph despatch OF the Pacifcs news
She made another remarkably short passage of days
and twenty hours from dock TO dock.
Our market to-day is quietsmal sales OF Howard
81 Is ~ 37s City Mills held at "a 81 Corn meal
S2 10 50 81 Rye nolr, S3 So Grain quet--snn sales
of red wheat 50 a 80 cents white do, ~ l04 cents
Yellow corn 81 So cents white, 81 90 cents Oats, Ss
a Al cents Provisions quiet but prices remain UNI
changed Groceries quiet aud the tendency OF prices TO
decline. Rio coffee, 81 80 Sugars and molasses
dull The tobacco market is very quietsma sales at
hhds 100 of which Maryland, and 300 Ohio,
the residue Kentucky Whlskey, 70 23 cents Stocks
quiet money easy
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TELEGRApHIO REPORTS FOR THE UNION.

NEw YoRK, June Ia, p
The Pacific arrived this morning, bringing four
days later intelligence from Europe No ndinss Of the
Latay cite had been received when the Pacific sailed
ENGLAND Parliament still occupied with the &C.
clesas zeal titles bill The crops were backward, butt
log well. ....- a.,
FRANCE Commercial affairs wore u more favorable
aspect. The political news is unimportan
PORTUGAL There indications of rupture between
Saldanha and the Queen Of Portugal -
MARKETS. is irmer, and the prices OF middling
and lower qualities have advanced ID. Sales OF the four
days 1000 bales of which exporters and spectators
took 900 bales The quotations Of fair Orleans are 6id
middlng AID. a SD -
BREADsrUrFs Wheat is dull and unchanged in price.
Western ca nal -four, 1873 Sd. a 20s Cd; Ohio, 20 2s
Philadelphia and Baltimore 20s cd. Els Cd Corn IL
more actvesales OF yellow at sos 3D. 3ls white, SSs
81 mixed, 29s Cd 30s 81
Provisions iucuating. Beet 75s a s5s Lard 10 In
be tier demand
There have been extensive sales OF sugar rfices seaoy
Naval inactive - u.
Money is in better demand Consols closed at 87t
American securities steady Freights dull =
The pacific brings 60 passengers. among whom are r. H.
SaIer and J Peabody, bea rers OF dispatches
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c. L. EMERY,
N. B. BRYANT,
es of last annual convention

MEDAL TO Mn CLAY.-In another column proposals
are invited for design for the OF medal which
the friends OF Mr. Clay, chiefly resident in this city, have
resolved presenting 10 the Great Pacifcator,"
testimonial of his services the nation crises
in lie affairs and above all in the orgnaton of the recent
Compromise The medal is ie be OF GOLD, bearing
side the bust OF MIR Clay, and the other design APP
propriate TO its object For this design the committee OF
subscribers offer the successful competing artist re-
ward OF $500 There are hundred and twenty five
su cnbers each OF whom contributes $23. Besides the
gold medal one hundred and fifty bronze medals TO be
struck from The same die for each Of the subscribers
and the residue to be placed at the disposal Of MIR Clay
After this limited number shall have been struck the die
is TO be broken The designs for the to be
subm lifted previously TO the 4th OF July next, and the
medal expected TO be in readiness for esenaton at
the commencement of the next session OF Congress The
Of the medal together with the bronze mdeals will
be 49, 900 Ii is intended TO enclose the gold medal in
silver case, engraved with view OF " Ashland" The
subscription list is nearly comPeted--wanting only a
dozen or fifteen names.-N 7. Journal Of Commerce
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Ffoui Ndshuh "hsr'Ns
Democratic state Convention

AT the las, annual democratic Stale ention, held
the 9TH day of October last, II was voted thereafter to
hold the annual State convention the second Wednes
day of tue Jane session of the legislature"
Ii was also voted that "the Secretaries OF this
ton are authorized 10 call the next annual convention
and that the delegates directed 10 call meetings in
their respective towns, and the towns represented
the town committees for choosing delegates 10 the said
annual convention"
In accordance with the above votes, the undersigned
secretaries of said convention, hereby notify the demo-
cratic republicans of this State that their annuaon-
vention Tor the nomination oil candidate for governor
and 10 other business, will be held in Concord
on WEDNESDAY, the ELEvEsTB day of June next, (being
the second Wednesday of the June session OF the egis
laiure,) at IL o'clock, a. m.
The several towns entitled to delegates equal 10 the
number OF their representatives in the legislature and
the delegates to the last annual convention, the town
committees of towns not therein represented
quested call meetings for the choice of delegates "a
this convention
c. l.. EMERY,
N. B. BRYANT,
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION-On
Tuesday afternoon, June IL at O'Clock on the premises, we
shall part No 40, located 7 street
and streets NORTH being "a feet front and 100 feet
building
rooms good kitchen dry cellar aorng excellent oppor
nty obtaining desirable residence the immediate nsighbor
hood Patent Office.
third residue in and two years, satscto-
"' S''''''' ''s DYER 1 MCGUIRE,
lime Sd Auctioneers.
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ln Massachusetts the bank mania lees
in other Safes nevertheless. in year. nea
twenty millions were applied, and about ten and a hal
millions railroads. OF the bank capits nearly eigh
millions lost, bu, tue railroads rema med productive
Since 1912 only millions have gone into bank ca
cal, but thy ionr millions into railroads which paid div
dends averaging 90 per cent whole in
1900 The opeialion has been similar over the whole
Union and the means OF communication have made
available tracts Of land, by bringing them within
reach OF market IL Is obvious therefore, that tue position
d The country very different from what it was Ten
wears since
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We find in the Delroi, Free Press very able charge
delivered TO the grand jury at Detroit by the Hon Ross
Wilkins Judge OF the United States district court of Mich
igan We present that portion Of il to our readers which
treats Of the fugitive slave law adopted by the last Con-
press as a manly vindcaton OF the constitution and
laws
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BY DYER & McGUIRE, Auctioneers.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTION.-On Monday
TO- at O'clock Temses, shall sell
valuable lot numbered IL No 253 having front Of
inches 93 eh inches
18Th and 4h nearly opposite
the o Epphany.n
residue years,
bearing interest, secured by deed Of trust.
DYER MCGUIRE,
me Sd Auctioneera.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, ko--By
virtue dated the Nd day OF March, 1912 from
VIM De recorded In Liber j. A. D. No.
land records Of sshnGton county,
District Columbia proceed SELL the residence OF
the Dietz north side Of street, between isn
Monday June v, nj 10 O'CLOCK me
described household furniture, viz
Marble top pier and centre tables, clock
Bronzed- and card tables faney chairs
GirandoIcs, manc and other ornaments
Large gilt framed pier glass, lounge .
Sets OF cash window curtains and ornaments
BRUSSELS and ingram psrlor and chamber carpets
Mahogany dining tables, mahogany bureaus
High posi,F and uundle bedsteads
Werdrobvs, washsands, writing desk r#.#
BEDS and bedding, toilet sets, looking glasses
Chandelier solar ismps, window shades
Cane md wood chairs setee, hatrack
Roc kne chairs brass andirons, shovel and tong
Hall lamp sta and passage floor cloth, &c
s1 under, cash s25 credit N two and four
months satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
- ~ DYER MCGUIRE,
June I'D Aueuo.s~rs-
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hundred and forty millions OF dollars have been expended
IN railroads. and, 80 far from being ost, paying large
ana Increasing dividends Take for instance, Massaoh
seus lie Increase oil banks and railroads olows
Banks Railroads
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OFFICE for Rent-No "Union Buidpg,," Apply thi.
" orhce.
June So
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June sd

ID EDUCTION prices reduce stockWe respectfully
announce public general although early
in the season. offer stock
order of entire spring and
expected
really ofe, following goods, viz
small checks, striped and plain
Chene and fonlards
RealI IN Vi pIaids, &c.
An erle OF bereges, in plain modes
and rchhgured mousseline de lanes
shai.s, de LANES, tissues, &c.
French, English, and American prints ......
Chintzes, gipghsms lawns, musins
Jaconets, &c, in all e. AIDES and prices
Plain, white, and embroidered Swiss muslns
n musins which will be
bel any heretofore named
White cambrc, musins cambrcs Nsnsook,
muslin-
Full assortment plaid musins including all grades.
In black goods 10 have
black apacas bombasns mousseine de LANES, bsrsges
grenadines, &C.
With fun assortment silks embracing all the Widths
and qualities
Ladder linen handkerchiefs
have following the best for the have Of
cambria handkerchief, at s. Is per DOZEN
do
30 do 90 do
do do 4 90 do
do small children
broken below the price above named
sbeauuu assortment Of ladies' pocket bandkechieh In
nll medium and fine grades
We fnyl
rated stock only part variety all OF which
now an rous reduce, and will sell cheap 10 do so
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, h co.
lime
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BY DYER e. MCGUIRE, Auctloneers.

by DYER 81 MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE IsLAND--On Friday
afternoon June 49, o'clock premises shall sell
square No. 1885, situated south,
18th and l34 streets west
Terms at sale
DYER & MCGUIRE,
81 AuctioDeen.
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...... . From the Louisville Journal.
The Surviving Heroes OF the Revol otion o the
Dlsunioalsts,


c. $. rERcfvAL
(These lines were suggested by following occurrence
company ofdisunonsis, in Of the southern States
be ng their way convention, overlook revolution.
AIRY soldier with whom they entered into On
hi. np their destination, they said 1--WE going
con ventou which is devise for d solving the
Union" The old shook his head sorrowfuly, and re-
pied, "Wait little while till dead''l
Not W lille our eyes behold
The goodly land for which ia youth we bled
Be It's fair fields with ruin overspread
We are but few and old,
And soon to slumber with the nameless dead.
Then, OH a while delay
To strike the fatal and the traorous blow
Which lays for aye our gallant eagle low,
TIL we have passed away,
Nor seen, with dmming eyes, our county's wo,
And he gifts that glorious eagle brings
To all ourland beneath his outspread wings,
Bid the blest Union cease,
While deep the knel for murdered freedom rings
But ere beneath the rage
OF parricides our native country beeds,
Blot the record OF early deeds,
Lest happily that fair page,
With bruial scorn, some failure tyrant reads
Though Ii to Heaven aspires,
Break down each pile OF monumental stones,
Each towering form OF marblc and OF bronze,
Lest statues of the sires
Blush for the deeds Of their Degenerate sons
Give 10 devouring flame
Which proudly did our gallant deeds reheerscj
Let our blood bought fame
Become a jest, by-word, and curse
When madIy ye've destroyed
The noble work by youthful braves,
Leave to sleep in unremembered graves
Be dust annoyed
By the vile honors OF ungrateiu slaves
GALLArrN, Uenn,) May l5 1851.
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0- MssonicA regular meeting Of National Lodge No.
Masonic Hail, Of and 10th
me Monday evening At halt past O'Clock.
OF the good standing rsenaly invited
end
June
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ON morning. the 5h instant by the Rev Joan LssA
SOLOMON SLOWER, ~ Frederick county Maryland,
HESTER A. TRhvERs daughter OF Capt JAsrz TsAvr
of Washinrton city, d, q,
Dieto Columbia papers, Baltimore Sun, and Princess
{sid.) Herald, will please copy1
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The asxa portion Of this capital lost, and there
msipsd In A6ss only &1S6 S8A So8 in operation Over
ei61 100000 vi the Investments OF the ending witt
lb@J had been Lost DUR the years ending LOS
ihsre was no speculation; but production went iorwsro
rapdy uDder the operation Of sesdy industry, and the
ors in the of Ons
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VHR Engrs Wings OF the American Art-Union for tho
subscribers Of 1850 received and distribution At
the agency ....u,s
= .'# .M# TAYLOR n MAURY's
June Bookstore, near sh ST.
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d " Author Of Alton Locke-Yesti aprobiem.
ID Abbot's History OF Cleopatra
Caleb Fieid-a Tale OF the Puritsns.
~ No. al. :, ' ~ TAYLOR MAURy's
r y.nes Bookstore, near 1h A.
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los HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
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Aleths DIZZY sss.sd PAIN nx2R A4ols 40,
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FIrsi FITeI. EITsI

u, revnd. ~ havias t.aad s. eanaP.i!la q eas.s
Of Fits. Of eses nsy@ rsoonndcd e. ~ 49, ss1prs
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