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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06

GENERAL COUNCtL-The first meeting of this body took
place last night the First Municipality Hall The Council
called to order by Mr. George Allan and the following
gentlemen answered. TO their names: l.. J. Harris T. w.
Coeus DR. Alpuente and Louis Sugi of First Munici.
patty George Allan, Charles NJ. Waterman, VIM. G. Tom
kns and John Leeds of the Second Municipality and J. j.
LuEenbub j. NJ Cuculu, G. DeFeriet and B. H. Payne,
OF the Third Municipality.
message from the Mayor was read which stated that as
that the day for the organization of the General Council
h woud hard in the names of thos elected He had
led the fcaons of the gentlemen and found that they
duly elected.
The Council baoted for a Chairman. and Mr.. George
Allan elected.
committee appointed to inquire into the quaiica.
tons of the memb rs, and reported that all of them
duy quai d TO sit in the Council.
Dr. Apuene moved that the rules of the Council of the last
year be adopted, which unanimously agreed to.
Mr. PAyne and said that before the Council proceeded
10 elect its officers he would propose resolution He then
proposed that the elections for the different officers be post
poned to the first regular meeting OF the Council and that
committee be Appointed 10 report what offices existing
he Abolished what salaries be reduced without
nurng the proceedings marTng the effectiveness of the
Council His for presenting this isolation
show that they determined retrench their expenses
and reinvigorae the credit of the municipalities if possible
If there officers the could dispense with nor saa
hey could reduce the public would that they had
desire to rerench their expenses far a possible,
Considerable discussion this subject, but TIT
resolution being put. it was lost by of four
The following officers then pponted: Secretary Mr.
J. B. Walton; Attorney Mr.. Dufour; Physician, DR.. Ora
ham Printer Mr. Wei.e Keeper of the Powder Magazine
Mr.. Francis Gauck; Sergeanat Arms, Mr. E. A. Michel
and Door keeper, John Mahouy.
On motion being made TO appoint Two Directors of TN
Water Works for The ensuing year. Charles NJ. Waterman
and l.. j. Harris elected
The following gentlemen appointed on the severa
committees:
EindHce-W. O. Tompkins Chairman; l.. j. Harris
First Municipality G. De Fere-. Third Municipality.
Ciams-T. w. Coleus. Chairman Charles NJ Water
man, Second Municipality ]. j Lugenbuh, Third Munlci
pality.
Courthouse and PriSons-Georse Allan Chairman DR.
Alpuente. First Municipality J. M. Cuculu, Third Mum
cipaity.
Police Jury-L. Surg, Chairman; John Leeds, Sscon
Municipality; b. II. Payne, Third Municipality.
Poaoder -Naga,ine-J. J. Lugenbuhl, Chairman; l.
Sursi, First Municipality; John, Leeds, Second Munc
paity.
The Council then adjourned,
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

The towboat Persian towed down and to the 2th
ult. ship Anna Rich, briggs Almra and Aston.
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Tuesday Gs MOVING q SaS 8. lssl.}
Cleared Yesterday.
Br ship Letitia Heyn, McWha, Liverpool; e. b
snP Ms5%f' ss'~'
se as Mais Eddy Edds sabine Pass Master
Lubec bark Lubec Rdecker from Rio de Janero March
Brig Cohen Daley Is days from Thomaston.
sD Fl IT, Me- ssey 50 DAYS fro" Barcelona " ballast
schr Pape, ReS nods, sdays from Grand Gallon. to mas
scf Sarah Elizabeth. Cozzens days from Pensacola.
sch Victoria Grant, days from Cedar Keys. in ballast. to
sem baas,. t to Rogers &co-Basn. 'n III
sTkahBo.Te.
G Cora NG R.d Keeling Ing. from Camden
eiS9 o,.aS pn W T1m ei ito@ j. Louis
P P1ses NJ Ma5P o ,o 's, om %cksbure
suI it Gable 81 H from St liz" Louis 'A''N
Shamrock, Linn, IRON hrevepon.
Texas Claiborne. from Fort Towson
to sea on the 3Oh ut ships Magnoia and Java; brig
sn Su .es saab d9 S W JAIN ~
up s. e .p and
| ~ sehr Planter: D., r. A.. p...ou-,o,,o, ao,..,
sna to sap on the & shp. shesd and so s
schr Anita-broueb up schrs Geo Lincoln, Thos James
| Exports.
BOSTON-Per ship H,rsburg 81 hhds tobacco, 400 Dbl
flour $50 do lard. l0S do pork 20 do Tongues 20 do OIL
gease 9s do hams 125 hemp llS SKIS corn, 1877
| hides. SO ,nlls Gather 20 bales skins.
| LIVERPOOL-Per ship Leta Heyn: 9l7 bales cotton
| BAT bbls -four.
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Mortimer Livingston: 2405 bale
| cotton.
| CHARLESTON-Per bark Chas S Oden go bbs porl
800 whisky, 100 hhds 100 bacon, 500 bushels
/ BRAZOS ST JAGo-Big Mechanic: manifest not tt
be SEEM 49,
| SABINE PASS-Per schr Mary Eddy: 400 bbls flour
l5y do pork; 30 bbs whisky, ~ bbs moase hhds SUI
$50 sacks salt, 100 flee lao SKIS Is hhd bacon,
Kegs nails, 100 pkgs mdse.
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FOR SALE or BARTER for Dry Goods and
Groceres-i200 AIRES SUGAR CANE LAND in
Texas, 4ed the Colorado River about miles above
The town OF Maagorda For fur her particulars apply
the subscriber, III "a GravieT stree
apis JACOB SORIA. Notary Pubic.
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ATrEMPTEp ROBBERY. - Yesterday afternoon
named Charles Jorou entered the house of Mrs Jefferson
Mepomene street, and attempted rob it. He dlscoy
ered and alarm raised, and last arrested by Alex
kncad. lie made desperate with which
he took from his pocket opened and lourished about
threatening Before Kncaid could get him securely
in his power he severely and assaulted with the
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SUNDRIEs-
cached Snerm OiI-2O bbs;
Liuseei OiI-lo bbs;
Sperm CaIdles-iO boxes;
s,s AZ and nd f %sssl's an "Tss boxes:
oHi MILLER tlSsi "f HARRIS 's' wkIbS
T .ANDING ex ship Juliet
IL l.n,eed Oil-25 bills;
ht,,esn hpsppsI eowd q cases.
C,lomel-i5O II E g sh;
tt ,ao% T,, powssr ID. bO1es'
AAssafgtda-a cases;
Flor Benzon-l5l OF;
MAG nesia Carbonate-lO cases;
Mustard Seed . bsles;
Grange Peel-5 bales;
my5 HsRrG t Go '' 7s Tchoupnoaa. st.
| CIGAR, MEXICAN AND PLANTATION
and for puhass Cuba. Tavsa. EsaP
HS FEk s sas ni
oss' selected 'o' inc TURNER itisf% EESshA.
TT Tobacco baled 10 order let ~
HAY, CORN, OATS. BRAN and SHORTS
yts. i.,y J. GAR 81 Hshoa . SEi street.
w Sizes in store q Sa f. saS !o Jaws CO.
| mha If corper Magazine and Common
SHOT AND LEAD-A complete assortment OF
- St Louis Patent Drop and Back She, IT. and Bar Lead
~ myi FERD EMMETT & co 80 Magazine st.
WHITE LEADS tons, from the best North
w ern ManaiaetnSsI a'r f. M j * co
5 mia IT corner Magazine and Common sts
EXTRA FLOUR--25 bbls. O'Fsllon Mills 81
'' ffia b'sb '2i r. g. ~ S.s..n. .
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sea Flower - Live
iHranac -. 7,m4
n ,&El zabeth ..l4,m'
Z. F. BROWNE. 6,m2
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CHARGE ARs0S.-A negro girl named Lucy, was
taken into custody about O'Clock yesterday morning.
Desire Third Municipality for attempting to set fire
10 the premises of her Mistress Madame Johnson She
confined present in the Police jail awaiting an
examination. Fortunately the attempt discovered before
any damage the property OF the lady was sustained.
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LIME.

CROO BBLS. Fresh Thomaston, Alton, St.
store, for sale by ALFRED KEARNY 60.
ma at ~ II Magazine street.
CORN MILLS - Sraubb's superior French
CoTToN PRESS sCREWs-NewelPs superiorTumed
/. w. ARTHUR & CO., Agents;
ap3O d&W II ~ and - New I,evee
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PUPILS,

HAVING resigned the office OF Superintendent
of Public Schools propose taking few Pppi, along
will not exceed shall only endeavor to instruct
them all suitable studes but shan aso pay strict attention
to their manners and morals and consult their wei are In al
things. My residence is the Fall River Railroad twelve
hours travel from SewYok, and from Boston, on the
DO ders Of the pleasant age BhdseWater shall leave
this city the lst Of June Those who wish tor
further in formation will find daily 1t 20 Camp street,
bet " cen and clock P. NJ. (ap,4] JOHN A. SHAW
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~ candidate or reelection as CONSTABLE Of the Fifth
n.,c. of the Peace Third Municipality Election the third o.
November, 1851. aPio
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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-06
NEW ORLEANS MARK ELS.

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning. May D, 1851.
COttOn-The market quiet yesterday, and only
about 1000 bales changed hands, prices rather avorng
buyers. We, however, make no change in our hgures
ORLEAhs CLAsSIEICAllun.
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FHTH DEsTRiCT COuRT-Bcfore Judge BachaRan.-
Tho Siae vs.. the orleans .NlrtgGtiOH CompdRv.-Ths
last Two three sessions OF this Court have been occupied
the hearing o mony for he purpose Of proving that the
Orleans Navigation Company should resign its charter into
the hands of The State number of Witnesses
sworn, and they proved that The company had
Bayou and Old Basin Canal, aud that places there
was only from three feet Of low tide Yes
e' often got aground at the entrance of the canal and
account OF the distractions the Bayou dan.
to navigate IN the night time The evidence
concluded last night, ana the continued for
meut, which WILDE commenced this morning 10 O'Clock.
The Attorney General appeared for the plaintiffs and Alfred
ilennen, ESQ.,, appeared the defence.
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FRx.-About half past eight oc ock, Sunday night,
officer Henn discovered fire in the house occupied by
Mrs McCauey, 1T the of Claiborne and Cont
1t fortunately exiting ushed before serious damage
done 10 The premises
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AUCTION SALES.

BY SYKES, HYDE d co.
THIS DAY, May g. ha fpast 10 O'Clock Win b. sold r.
L their ancticn uore 81 Mssssiae street.
10 casks ams 10 CASKS Ia Tia Ale. quart and pint boei
500 cann'r fine Rife Powder 10 kegH White Lead
70 bags Havana Cof~e; loo boxes Picslesi
50 boxes Autsrlj 40 brss lHdtsoi
81 bssuss Ul We on; 50 boIes Candy
is bags ATnondsj 30 hests Ponchons Tea
10 boIas' Cshdies; bbls. r ga Feeti
10 toSes Soap; IS bundles Twine;
/; Ia bp1es PIE Fruits 20 ho1es Pepper Sauce;
10 casks London Porter, quart and pint Do'tIesi
Brandy Gin, hisFy Port idera Nata,shino Curacoa
MscarJi and vermicei Matches BnIer Lar hacke PORK
Beef, Hams, Shoulders, Ctare and Champagne Wines
Nine dozen fine Cane sec, Chairs
One Mahogany Desk mo
Furniture. Furniture furniture.
d nc Ion Mart, 81 Camp ,tfest
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
THIS DAY half pest 10 o'clOck" be sold without reserve
i =.
tr,sss s,c me
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I OST-In going to the fire in Lafayette, on
- Tuesday night. The 18Th ut, A BRASS NJ ZZLE,
beon gng Perseverance Fire company No. 49, Any
urnng The to the Engine house, Pedido
nearS Charles, the thanks OF the Company.
my2 GEORGE w. HUBB ELL Secretary.
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DAGUERREoTYPE PORTRAITS.

r A X E c II A " e +!
DERSONS who cannot leave the city to visit
their friends during the summer be furnished with
the most sub send Them by my ~ Pca
ton at RANSEA - DA6UERREDrfPE GhLLEhf.
As he will leave North while his Rooms are being
arged i'll take kene very favor Ole terms ior
I 80 Ipoo,a, ~ ' my5 81
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TT Dr.. 8. w. Dalton. WHOSE duty it 10 TO vaccinate
those Children Public Schools Of the Second Municipality
ho NAV r.oure prevented
from dong able and prepared
The Principals and Teachers Of
the Schools children his oce for that
~ obar, ds,irinr rroecon against SMALL. POX,
tf,lv invited to call at Office, rs jan
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SIMON ROURKE VS.. "A. F. PfSS....No. HUE.
pY virtue of a writ OF feri facias to me directed
- by the non l. Winter, Second Justice of the Peace
and for Parish OF Orleans, will sc by public auc;
tlon on THURSDAY, the sth day of May, 1851, at IL
O'Clock M opposite my warehouse st. Charles street,
near The corner of Poydrss street. -
l HORSE, HARNESS and DRAY, numbered 1855
having no license for this year 49,.
/ MULE HARNESS and DRAY, numbered 23'4.
having license this year. seized in the above entitled
eau e. .. Terms of sale cash:
apA M. NJ lHOM AS, .onsaoe.
SIMON ROURKE VS.. A. F. P.7SS....No ll.7V2
L N vertu dun writ de fierl facias moi addressed
Il mar phonorabe ]. l.. Winter, Second Juge de Paix
dams ct pour Parosse dOrean-, exposeral en- vente
uubc JEUDI lie M Al 1851 midi vsa Wis mon magasin
de depot sur "a Charles pres de Pence gnue de la rue
In CHEyAL aver I'm DRAY, No. 1888, ct les HAIR.
MAS, iceI ce pour cette aimee -
I'm MULET les HARNAlS, ct un DRAY, NO.
1894 az ant une icence pour aunee lie tout saiss
dams Paiia re ci-dessus
an2i NJ. NJ. THOMAS. Constable.
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Tea UVtsyehO1sSF,

No' 81 CH"P st'Hs'' NC" OF f'"
III largest assortment oi CIR ZEN and bLaCh
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Col Fremont.

We are grali6ed TO transfer to columns a notice
hch appeared in the ST. Louis Union OF The life and
Jvices OF Col Fremont. in which is contained letter
om Baron Humboldt, forwarding gold medal from the
Ing Of Prussia a token Of the high estimate in which
held the character Of the Colonel The letter from the
real philosopher and traveller OF the age would be per-
cl in our Judgment il the alusion TO the anti slavery
u.sons OF this country had been withheld That au-
ION was doubtless accidental. and is rather an express
ion Of the generous sentiment inspired by the hope that
he barbarsm of Africa may be aneorated, than sug
,son that the institution Of slavery, as il exists with
cause OF eproach TO either the honor, greatness.
liberty OF the United States So discriminating and
3hloophc mind as that of Baron Humboldt cannot
ut have perceived when in this country that the ins
on Of slavery. inErated the soil by the mercenary
Nd yrannc policy Of the British government, is, OF itself.
be conclusive refutation Of that erroneous sentiment
hch depores the dependence OF the negro, when in the
ame society with the Saxon, evil. The
ac Of Grea, Britain in bringing slavery here evil
u, under the providence of God, which, in this as
all other respects, has peculiarly blessed us ma
3D. this evil has been positive good even TO the
Ouny which is the author of il. The American
lones, oppressed in their infancy, have become a
sat powerful, and intellectual nation, and this nation
|I now hold up the institution OF slavery TO Great
tan and say Look here this is the evil which you
the memento Of your misgovernment and
1nny You left as curse but, instead of destroy
gu il has enabled to feed you and to clohe you
give support to thousands upon thousands of your
shed subjects, by whose labor your cities have been
|udt, and your commerce and manufactures upheld
gains, the competition Of countries tina, would other
se have lrodden you under foot. We have followed
b injunction of the Saviour of Mankind who has
aught good for evil Tell the vperous fana
|s who cherished in your society, and whose
osOms incapable Of being warmed by the holy infu-
noes Of Christianity, that they are less free than the
go they profess 10 pity, and tit memorials OF the
f-rceRay spirit which still aciuaes the despo,sms that
reclaim sympathy for the negro Of the United States
Phl. they make slaves out of white men.
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The subjoined eYtrac, from the Lincoln Maine) Dem
aat exhibits a feeling among the democrats OF that
fas which cannot be too much commended TO those Of
The other portions of the Unon Nothing bu, such
rang can defeat the deep-lad schemes OF the wings TO
).Peuaie the power which they acquired through the
kYalar name OF General Taylor and the confidence Of
BE people in his VOID. a soldier. that he had no
lrads Orchard nor ensmus 10 punish;
We have doubt that the object which is uppermost
he mind. VI tho Of the party Is TO cultivate feel
~ Of harmony and CONCESSION. EvsNrrHse TuR
ass, /, the motto.
ia New England the democracy doing good service
hey last rrpudlang frcs soir. which has tended 50
TO weskea their .uragth aud Influence, and which
seriously inuf-d their character aud retarded their
,' The ground upon which they rallying is that
ifst In Maine their position is honor
su aud prsisewouby The democratic press and th.
getting upon The fghtua which VIII unite AND
dY Strengthen them and trust the democratic mem
sn Of the legislature. al present sssion Will speak
oily aud unequivocsy ia favor Of te Union, the consti.
hoo. and the compromise measures Let them show TO
sr brethren ia other States that they right and
3teHnned to remain so. Such a manly course would
amse aud encourage the democracy everywhere The
as Island hsve planted themselves upon the Baltimore
iuOm They viii listen 10 counsel Of bad men who
Md draw them from that proud position Their IL
tIcep be und they will Ice SUSTAIN b. tie pe1pe.
ha'snytus,us- tbat dctrs abie boeJ OF uboltionisp
small band u d,mocrass 6ghtng good battle,
tbeT have the proud sat facon OF knowing that HEY
ss lie spupp.hiss and Lr- wishes - the onsl dc
MACY thog bout the unm let hem y Tsssrtr, sni
A'H numbers wdi incfssse.'
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CHAS. A. PEABODY,
BENZ EDW'D STILES,
WILLIAMS RUTHERFORD, JR.
Regulations of The Fair.

All members Of the society, and all who shall become
members previous the Fair by the payment of
dollar win DO furnished with badges cards of member
ship. which will admit the person and the ladies OF his
family the exhibition, at all times during the contnu-
OF the Fair Single tickets good the purchaser
the 18th, Both, and 3ls October, but transferable,
twenty five All exhibitors at the Fair become
members the society, and have their animals articles
entered the business office before taking them into the
enclosure.
All who intend compete for premiums nj the Fair
should have their animals and articles the ground with
fail, before 10 O'Clock Tuesday. the 18th
of October that they may be arranged and in readi-
for examination by the judges on Wednesday morn
ing; .,,. o,,.. =.
society will be responsible for the omission any
NAL or article on the lists.
No animal articles entered for exhibition be taken
away before the close Of the Fair except by permission Of
4 member of the executive committee and premium
will be paid animals articles removed in violation Of
this rule.
Animals and articles entered for exhibition will have
cards attached with the number entered the bust
Office and exhibitors should in all obtain the
cards previous placing their stock articles the show
grounds
All persons who intend exhibit horses cattle sheep,
swine, intend offer stock for sale, should nouy the
committee OF pton OF such intention before the
10Th day OF October, and leave with them list and ul
description OF such stock, in order that proper arrange
mems ay be made for their accommodation.
Applicants Tor premiums are particularly requested To
pay attention 10 tie directions TO the list OF prem.
CATTLE fat sheep butter, cheese field crops &c
and tho required from enhbers Of ose articles
be lodged with the secretary before the 20 OF Oco
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BY DYER & MCGUIRE. Anctlone,rr.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AuCTIoN.-By virtue OF a
decree ratified and confirmed by
OF the District OF Columbia for Washington eoanty,
ohance, the subscriber viii sell public auction Tuesday
goth instant O'Clock, the premises, lot No 81 in
No. sI fronting ~ feet inches
and and running 10 alley
~ feet wide.
AT the and place Immediately
sbove) viii be sold lot No No. 07S,
of 18th and fronting 81 feet inches
said 18th street. by 80 feet said X
The OF sse prescribed by said decree, will be one half
Of the purchase be paid the day sale and the
residue three and months m bearing interest rom day
Of SALE with approved security
II the complied with In ihree days from the
day SALE the sell the risk aud expense OF The pur
chaser purchasers reserved Al convanee at The expense Of
the buyers.
DYER n MCGUIRE,
49, Aucuoneers
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PARTY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES people profess to have a
wonderful antipathy TO party organization in politics;
Independent papers," so called also manifest mortal
aversion to anything of the soft We generally see.
however that those who have the fault To find with
political organizations are pariisans OF far rabd
and intoerant cast than any other class OF men In
ninety out of a hundred they are more re
markabe for their narrow -mindedness and ugnuy in
everything than they for good fair dealing
with the opinions of others.
The truth il, IN country and government like ours,
political organizations are not only natural and inev
table consequence of the peculiar frame work OF
stutions. but they absolutely necessary to just
and proper administration OF the government by those
intrusted with the power and patronage Of official
station. Past experience has fully demonstrated that
the political divisions into which The people of this
country are divided operate checks one upon the
other, and in this way exert sautary and conserva-
tive influence upon all. II is through these organ-
cations that the great political questions which from
time TO time engage the public mind fully discussed
and properly understood and il wish 10 the peo-
pie become entirely Indifferent TO the affairs and manage
ment of the government by their duyconstu,ed agents,
there is way 10 accomplish this result than to
abolish all political distinctons-a discussions OF ma
iional questions and principles in our elections But,
under The present order OF things will pretend
that this could be done
We have very little faith in the no-pary pro,estaons
OF indy uals Of parties for does sometimes happen
that political parties suddenly cast aside their partisan
ALLEGIANCE, and become wonderfully dsinerested and
patriotic. A single will illustrate our meaning.
In the memorable Taylor campaign Of 1919, no.pary-
ism proclaimed the watchvord OF the wings Gen.
Taylor held up as one who, having never mixed IN
the partisan contests OF the day, would If elected abolish
TO primitive simplicity BY this cunning devised
artihce many democrats were drawn into hs support
enough doubt, 10 elect him. What was the result
He elected and before or snce has the
try witnessed proscrIpye or vindcively partisan
administration than his Its wing friends and supporters
rewarded and faithful public officers who had been
guilty of greater than that oil not supporting the
party candidate, became the special objects Of its revenge
dayton tN ~ Weekly Empire