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ODD FELLOWS MEETINo-RAILRoAD FESTIVAL, ETC.
Urea, November 10. 1851.
The Grand Division OF the o OF O r., of Northern
New York, will hold meeting at Rochester the 18th
Of December.
The annual festival Of the affairs OF the different rail-
road companies Of this State will be held Concert Hail.
on the evening Of December 4b under the direction OF
w. b smith.
loaded boat sunk in the weigh lock q. day.
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The Nova Scotia Legisla IRE.

PORTLAND, NOV. ~, 1901
We learn that the Nova Scotia Legislature opened LIS
session the 4th nst The speech Of Sir John Harvey
exclusively devoted 10 the railroad question. lie lis
tincy stated that the home government. had offered TO
Aid both lines
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NV o. LgkNs, NOV. 10 1s5I.
The Cansdas news received here Yesterday and
has not affected cotton The sales this morning wore
1900 bales strict midding IKE Coffee Is dull owing 70
the receipt Of 20 GOO bags
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WS BY TELE G II A p 81.

AppOin tments-The Cuban Prisoners.
WASHINGTON, November 10, 1851
Commodore Morris has been appointed Chief of the
Ordnance Bureau, and Commodore shubrick Inspector
of Ordnance.
1t is rumored that negotiations pending with the
Spanish Minister for the release Of the American prison
in the recent Cuban expedition letter
from Washington correspondent in another column.
-Ep. HERALD
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Those pho desire obtain specimen views Of the most Gel,
trates and grounds Of netery
other noted vic VS. in and about New York. be supple
~ sending orders 10 Anthony, the Seville M,nuac
turing Company or 10 Holmes Gallery No. go Broadway
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Jenny Lind DoIIs-A new and elec.

srtclebeins exact TO Jenny Lind in
dressed Jenny Lind style For SALE wholesale and retail
by GEO W. FUTILE at the emporium of European Fan
Goods Novelties Toys. So No Si5 Broadway Also; on
hand INN assortment Of Dollswax India rubber
porcelain PAPER mache &c., at extremely low prices Also
the finest display Of Dressed Dolls in the United States
Also large lot Of India rubber Doll Heads cheaper tina
they have been offered Dolls Bonnes Shoes Bodies
Arms nc.
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Irish q uarreI mud Murder. 4.

BALTIMORE, NOV. 10, IsoI
The Southern mail, as late o. due has arrv ed but
brings no news Of i'm portance.
In Richmond on Friday night last, Cowen Broderick
murdered by Patrick Carroll The parties belonged
to opposite factions Of corkonans and landowners
had previously qusrrelled and fought.
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Western Bank. White Creek.-The BiIIs
Of hs banh bought at half Of per cent
same ts other New York State money, by
GEORGE W. ROBINSON.
Corner Of Broadway and Fulton street.
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Brosdwsy In the full tide Of succefuI operation
Over enc thousand persons dine there daily No wonderhe
the most delicious roast TURKEY and cranberry
1d. plate besides hundred aud atty other
dishes For hntrato bretkss dinner, or supper call
COSL1NG, 81 Liberty street.
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Personal.

Mr. JOSEPH AsCHERBERC. NATIVE op AN
~ halt Coehep, Germany who left Europe in ls5
tn country, requested 10 give information his
stay TO the undersigned, who has porant
for him. WILLIAM BRAIN IL Va mi, IN at Al II
ISTORxATTON wANTID-oF A WOMAN, NAMED
Sarah Price. Edv ard forhsn, OF Jersey
obliged BY person dioppinE fine him AZ his house
near the railroad giving Of her New o.
leans riesyune please copy.
ANY PRISON WISHING TO ADOPT A NICE IN .
IA teresting little girl, two and half old hear
Of one At ~ Pitt street In the None but Catholic
need apply.
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Dsgutreotypes Canoes, Lthograths PAINTINGS on Ivory
ard Canvs csotypes Me- taken daily by ourselves and
he first artists IN the country Awarded medals BY abe
American Institute. American Galleries, 233 Broadway
three doors above the Astor House.
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Enr q HE teors By srmng yourselves vith set Of rich
ean sbd lusuous Iurs selected rom the superb sook
81 KNOX the he tier q 28 Fulton street. He sells them
cheer. though their quality eabnos be surpassed the
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BOOts.-Flne French Calf Dress Boots,
double SOLE cork SOLE business Boot Shoes Caters ther
sides for foot TO be thought Of in great
abundance made in the best style and this test
rails cheaper than be purchased in other
ment in the city. at e. A BROOKS New York Boot aud
Shoe Emporium Fulton street. the place
city to get . good article
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age in which w hvs.. He ID more the Patrick
Henry of Hungary than Ne Washington- more
Mirabeau than Napoleon Cicero than a
Caesar His arrival ON our shores will mark an
epoch in the history of popular manifestations. He
is sure of a cordial and heartfelt welcome by the
masses of the people, while, at the same time, he
may expect to be annoyed and troubled by the little
great men in our midst. Here, in England, there
are cliques who will want to pin themselves to his
skirts. The American red republicans, the silly
socialists and the impudent pretenders to ultra de-
mocracy, will endeavor to seize hold Of him and
keep him in their possession during his sojourA
amongst us; and the fanatical abolitionists, who
wish to blend the African and the Anglo'Ssxon
blood in one debasing compound, will cool towards
him if they cannot bend him to their purposes 1t
will be interesting to nete how the great Hungarian
orator will treat these several clques and factions
when he arrives here and what position he will take
towards them for We expect to have the greatest
time on his arrival that we have had since the visit
of Lafayette, the personal friend and companion
in arms of our own immortal, yet unequalled,
Washington.
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Portable Dressing Cases, In all that tho
name imports compact and complete containing useful
toles, Of the best quality. warranted
A. J. SAUNDERS, I7 Broadway.
Corner Of Liberty street, and 3S7 Broadway.
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THE MAssACHUsETTs ELECTION.

BosroS, November 10, 1851.
The election here, to-day, has been dsmpened by q
cold drilling rain The result in the city Governor
II ne follows
George Boutwell,, democrat 600
John @. Psfrey, free sell 1922
Winthrops majority ........................2i e2
The vote, last year stood annexed -
George N Briggs whig 900
George Boutwell,, democrat. ................1g6 7
stephen o. Phillips free soil. O76
Briggss majority. ....................... 1865
The returns from the interior come in unfsvorabe 10
the whg and Is evident that there has been no choice
for Governor by the people.
In Suffolk county, (Bosten city) ak whig Senators
and forty four wing Representatives are elected.
In the city q Lowell the wings have met with large
loss and II Is probable that ten coalition Representatives
have been elected.
Roxbury exhibits another large wing loss
Cbarlestows has elected three coalition Represen-
tatyes
Nevburyport returns three whig Representatives.
gain
Haverhil has elected three coslitioDists-a gain.
The coalition Senator, probably elected In Middle.
rex Worcester Plymouth, and Esstx--iB ALL eighteen.
large number Ct towns have made no choice Of Re-
presen,stve but the appearance tina, the wings
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Elrc Mt Loul.xIIIe.

LoUIsvILIr, Nov. 10 1S5I.
On Saturday evening, ere destroyed the residence Of
james Iratue, which insured for $500 in the Ame
ricsn Office, Philadelphia
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To Invalids The subscriber RS have fors
sale the Astoria Fur Undershirt and Drawers highly
commended by the faculty those ing
matte affections. ALFRED MUNROE & CO,
One Price Clothing Store, AL Broadway.
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body CATS hoots celebrated IsguerreOtypes all III
rage Nothing but pictures wanted Root took col
medal AZ the late FAIR ct Castle Garden. His rooms
70. So5 brosdway, are crowded with vistes Admisso
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furnished sitting-room and bedroom
70 let 70 sinsle gentleman ia private family Ase sfur
nhhed BEDROOM Bath and water closet for the OF
psnts Terms very moderate References exchanged In
quire at G6 Broadway, door above franklin street.
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Those who once have set of Shirts
made At GREENS Astor House, feel inclined
purchase elsewhere There 10 STYLE nsh perfection of
and general about the which cannot fail
these garments.
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The Anal Electric Engine. Invented by
frofessor Page will be further exhibited at the Society
dortry ON evening Of this week. at o'clock. Pro-
VII lecture unon the subject Of the invention,
snd give an account OF the abor
pete Of Doctor Page. Tickets a. the Library Is
Cen
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lection the boet making has been brought by the Boot
Makers UBou 50 Nassau street Their tame 10 day
growing greater. and the they have met
vt
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EXPLANATIONS of everybody seeing Everders splendid
Silver Bordered Porcelain Wedding Cards and Silver En-
bossed Porcelain Wedding Envelopes Parties in want
something truly elegant cannot fail to be satisfied 3
Broadway OF Duane street; branch store Is Wall
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Comb Factory ladies are respec tfuIl y
vted examine the choice selection Combs
the subscrbers store The variety beyond all doubt tho
greatest in Abe city. - -
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The everIastimg Smith family has nj

least great their ranks and that is T. SMITH OF
2 Fulton the cheap fashionable Ciothier This
tsemed sSbe Smith family the only than
TT out outs< sill who want clothing ct low and CT
good quality.
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Pocket and Pen Knives, RaZors, 6Jc.-es
beautiful assortment of the above articles Of the
and unique patterns, can be at the subsnr bers
A. X j. SAUNDERS, l47 broadway
Corner of Liber ty street, and 3S7 Broadway.
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beautiful English Druggets which HIRAM ANDERSON,
No 80 Bowery selling of remarkably chesp The largest
and cheapest TO be found Of
three, and four yards wide.
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For Representatives the wings elect In addition to "A
in Boston, in Cambridge in Salem in Roxbury, and
3 in Danvers
The wings gain one in Amesbury Beverly, and New
bury.
In Lowell coalitionsts elected and there are
vaaancies
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pecting the Senate Districts

Gao pShc
90 Ti;shs We'd
rotsi IL Total II
''.. - 80 $50 49, 80 "
We consider the Fourteenth, seventeenth, L ven
t;ath and Tvantv 66b d;str;ets oil doubtful mt
wlthstandipg these reports.
THE ASSEMBLY
The who's have nrohahIv e,ac,ed n rna;or;tv NJ
HS "Ae' A"'e Pi'o"'iJ s-e0seu ""JoiiC Vi
two or four in the Assembly. Suffolk county gives
36 majority for Harry p Hedoes vb;v in the First
"1N''' w. AJ go, "-'e' - wy ''
district, and eight majority for Zophar b. Oakley,
whc in the Second Assembly district
=
- ~ The STATE TICKET.
Inc Albany Evening journal OF last evening,
gives the following as
THE REPORTED Rr,rtr,
1t is known that in counties the differs
different candidaes Noting these differences as far as
ascertained the several candidates stand about ss o
lows - ,os
Forsyth's msj over Randall 23l
Cooi's mai over WEIGH .......,...............1 LOIS
Fizhugh's msj over Wheaton ................. 2s7O
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FINE ARTS.

ZINE ARTs.-F. GEITTEN CLEANER AND REsroR
or Of old psniisss lately from Kurops begs Il inferr
Broadway, New York ~ w. -
DoRTRAiT OF DANIEL WEBSTER LIFE SIZE, bgyr
portraits Dutch French, 20 slish, ami American; por
ctIe1rato @tors l'0vy scrap prints small land
seape female portraits eoored hegrsrhG old books IL
euriosites, &c, bought and sold ''
JOHN p NEAGLE. IO2 Nassau street
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The Best Segars.--Man uel Morales re-
quests his friends and customers, we'll all
naa goo JUDGE Of segas 70 give him ss - he superb
ceved in voice Havana the best brands
Of segays smoked In this market.
MANUEL MORALES, 1l3 Nassau street.
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The Subscribers wish to call the atten ~
ton Of those ab.us purchasns to their extensive as
sortmen OF best quality resdymade Clothing furnishnEi
Goods, Boys Clothing go. Goods made up order.
ALFRED MUNROE CO., AL Broadway.
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WoolIen Blankets. FIanneIs, xSe.-Hitc

cock Leadbeater H7 Broadway have Just received nc ~
lot Of wooen blankets various sizes qualities and pr
which will find desirabe Also good stock
OF hanr els quilts lace and muslin window drapees and
every thing else in dry goods for family use.
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LORD PALMERsToN AND THE SfcLrAN GovERv-
aENT.-The letter Of Lord Palmerston to the Nea-
poltan Minister in answer to one which that func.
tionary addressed to him, requesting him to send
copies Of the pamphlet written in reply to Mr. Glad
stones. on the infamous proceedings Of the NeS
politan government to the British embassies
abroad, is creating a great sensation in Eng.
land. 1t appears that Lord Palmers,on's letter
was considerably mutisted, and then circulated
Hence the necessity for publishing it entire
Thus it is the tyrants and despots Of Europe wish
not only to silence the press within their own do
minions, but try to defend their atrocious conduct
before the European public, in other countries In
France and England, however, the press is still free
or comparatively SO; and as long as it remains So
European despots will never succeed in establishing
permanent dominion in that quarter of the worli.
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HE VERY LATEST

BosroN, November is A. NJ
The following the votes in Of the principal
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CATHERINE HAYES OUT OF TRoUBLE-A BRIEF
SoJoURS on STATEN IsLAND.-We understand tn At
Catherine Hayes, the interesting and fascinating
vocalist, who has given so much delight to thou
sands, has ter minated oil the troubles and annoy
ances caused by her recent managers by separating
from all further association with them. during her
tour in the United states. To recruit herself, and
recover her equanimity, she has retired for brief
space Of time-say eight or ten days-to enjoy the
Indian summer on staten Island, from which she
will soon emerge, to commence a brilliant career,
on her own account, throughout the United States,
Cuba, Mexico, and probably other parts Of South
America.
We learn, from the best authority, that this deci-
sion was put into action yesterday; and that Mr..
WardwelI, ard all Others who have heretofore con-
troed her concerts, will hereafter have no concern
with her career or her movements.
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APPLICATION Of BoGLLs Hyperion fuid they procure
permanent remedy Why should feminine and lsculine
sr sandy eolored hair whilst Bogles Premium Elesris
Hair Dye Ut tn cir commando Thete articles harmes
in their nature but entirely eefu in their intended
srlts and may be had Of Sands 100 Fulton street
Rushtop Clark Co 213. and J. hilhau, ls3 Broadway
VIM b. Cary Co. 2i5 Pearl street. and the druggists
pcrfumers throughout the world.
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wigs and Toupees.--Bat chelor's New
style Of Wigs the most perfect imitation o.
nature yet invented Those superior article
should call ~ BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory No.
wall street. where be found largest
sortment In the city Copy the address.
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and skful manner, invariably adapting the style
the yisase and entire appearance Of the By
the inmitabe, at Is Nassau street. Pine, wher
persons nonvnnoed with hard boards and tender
may enjoy o clearly and comfortable shave.
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Hair Dye he best yet discovered for olorns the hair
certainty With which this and oldesabshed Hal.
Dye performs astonishing. IL 10 for sale, spilled
BATeHELORSWigf Factory, No. Wall street. Copy the
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-11

DIR. Rogers Syrup Of Liverwort, Tar,
and Csnehslagua the for Colds Inhu
enza Catarrh Splitting of Blood aud all other lung
plants tending TO consumption. Depot A L. Seove Co
No SIG Broadway Price, In large bottles, ST. three bot
ties for So go
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CARDS.

WE, THE UNDERSIGNED GRocERs. DO HEREBY
w agree 20 close stores esht o'clock n NJ fro
Monday, November ~ 1881 70 Apri 1852 satuidsy MINT,
and holiday ewes eseepted y 49, '' 's'
Chester rieg OIL Broadway WIN Coruin s1o proaauav
ntnty a herr, Ih John W. Cock, sA5 I"
sonn noes sen 100 " Norris n Fowler, cor. Univer.
- ", 1tery, Wy sity place and Twelfth st
nthJ " ~ Corrint 81 David Brtton. 20 Amity ct d.
New York, November 10 ISL.
(,HARLEs II. KIMBALJ, COMMISSION MERCHANT
ior we sale OF all kind Of books and stationery Lonr
wharf San Francisco, California. s
a ChRD.-D0CTOR JAMES hANLEY HAS RETURN
ca ir buroTe and resumed the practice his rrofes
on ~ tne corner fseoond avenue and Fourth street
nM CyREY DUPIGNAC, SURGEON DENTISTS
w. LeNlngton avenue corner Of Twenty sixth street.
THO ana Iourth avenues formerly Brosdwsyb
tneif once AZ the above place, would respect
hLy inicr TIER TRENDS and pube that
Tsrd TO Perform all operations IN Dentstry n the most
ssihul and able manner.
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LadIes' and GentIemen's under Gar

ments-Htchcock Leaabeater, SAT Broadway o.i
Leonard sree have fine assortment Of both ladies
and gentlemen under shirts and drawers Of st, lambs
WOOL meno and tton and very splendid article OF gen.
shirts all Of which they sell ~ low rates.
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The Mississippi Election

The MISSISSIPPI EIcc Ton.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 10, 1851.
From the latest returns received here it thought
certain that Foote Is elected by small minority.
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For Money Market, Amusemcnts, Sc.
see seventh Page.
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satin de Laines, Lace Curtains, &c.
kitty FkRGusos, No 2os1l Broadway, have in store
Curtains Gt GGIness Loops Centre T.sssls &c. whst
any other STORE Also the
Of Window Shades, of TO be found
city, low prices Dealers Al proet
than they be had elsewhere.
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Shnwls! Shaxvis IA Splendid Assort-.
ment all lands OF Log and Square shaw such as Bay
State Wateryliet Scotch Plaid Woolen shaws BrOche
price may be found at lire Jock v LEADBEATER's,
S7 Broadway of Leonard street. Also, splendid
stock Of Partisan Cloaks and Opera Cloaks.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-04-19

that ~ apVsr saw oollsetsd tcgetheE tnes Aody
Of high toned chivalrio men. and that they were
In high spints, eager for the struggle, and san
guine Of The success of the cause in which they
cane to embark. The balance of the company,
which rasasd through Atlanta, it b presumed,
leasasd tn true state Of matters at Macon and
turned back.
The Same print however. speaks somewhat
mysteriously as to the probabilities OF some
trouble In that quarter and goes SO far as to In
innate that the Spanish government watchful
~ 1t IT, will no. be able much longer to suppress
the popular SENTIMENT and from what We know
Of the state of affairs on the Island, we should
not be surprised to hear of formidable out
break within the coming month. The Cubans
ara prepared and eager for the conflict, and in
vite the friends of freedom throughout the world
to join them"
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Chaplin taking up Collections.

1t was confidently stated by the Baltimore pa.
pers, some time since, that CHAPLIN, the negro
thief would not be permitted to escape unwhpt
he would be demanded by Governor Lowe, as
fugitive from justice. Since that time the Ma
ryand authorities have seemed to slumber over
the matter-but CHAPLIN appears to be wide
awake, and his sympathizers are insolently trum-
petirg out his whereabouts, and his proceedings,
evidently undismayed by, or ncredulous as b
the intentions of the Governor of Maryland.
The Syracuse IN. W Journal gives the last
bulletin of his progress through the West, for
the purpose Of re-imbursing those who aided
him to battle the punishment which his audacious
and murderous act had exposed him TO. Had
he been a petty-larceny scoundrel, without
friends or means, he would long since have suf.
fered the penalty of his misdeed; but Abolition
spreads her shield over his head, and the offended
justice of Maryland receives but a pecuniary
plaster for the loss of tho person of the crimi.
nal
| Nv. l.. CHAPLIN, better known as the alb
ductor Of tvs Gsaves, the property of Congress
men Toombs and Stephens" passed through
this city several days since, on his way West.
His immediate destination the State Of Ohio
on the Reserve" of which, we understand, he
is to hold series of anti-slavery meetings, with
the object of presenting his case to the people,
and of receiring contributions for the relief of
his bondsmon. 1t is, perhaps, not generally
known that several of his personal friends de-
voted their entire means in his behalf, and by
the forfeiture Of his bail, are left penniess 1t
is to indemnify them that series of " Chaplin
meetings" have been held in this State and Mas
sachusetts, ana that like meetings are to be held
in Ohio, and perhaps some of the neighboring
States. 1t was question with Chaplin and his
friends, whether he would be safe in Ohio, in
the event Of requistion from the governor of
Maryland. They doubt the "soundness" of Gov
Wood, but think that Chaplin will be beyond
the reach of harm on the Reserve"