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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1851-10-03
A IsoId aud Bad scheme s--Gali for a National Dcni-
...--. Ocratic Con ventlon.

New YoRk, Sept. II, 1851.
To the Editor Of the Herald AT the suggestion of Mr.
Rtehe of Virginia, whose letter has been laid before the
buc although surreptitouy hut it has been
nubshed the call for the Democratic National
must be issued You viii confer great favor upon the
National Democracy by publishing the enclosed CALL
have paper in this city give it general
All the delegates who have been elected to the National
Convention thus far by conventions in New Hampshire
Massachusetts, Wisconsin, you utterly nfor
NAL andhey take their seats The men who have
thus far early chosen delegates Baltimore have done
without the least authority from the central organization of
the Democratic party Every knows that the Democra-
CIV of these States could in the choice Of delegates
before the regularly authorized call issued As we
have heard from every State in the Unon to the
suitable time and place for the Convention knowing as
do the extensive circulation the Herald has throughout the
country we DESTROYS of having this call appear in your
columns. Respectfully yours, JAMES SANBOhN.
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offer for sale my entire Real Estate. upon which GA
thiry-fve sets of Boxes the most of which have ~
only been in from to two years. with sufficient guam
tty round least twenty sets the lands
upon which these situated not easily surpassed by
pney lands in Eastern Carolina There supon the premi-
all necessary out-houses Upon the farm think the bull
dings altogether seldom excellel Those wishing to
purchase invited examine for themselves Terms shall
be low and payments accommodating. Come and see.
Any person wishing to purchase. be furnished with
number of teams and carry both the
operations of Farm and Turpennc and with years supply
of provision. JOHN A. AVIRETT.
tatharine Lake. Onslow CO., N c. July O. 1850 Att
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REVIEW OF THE WILMINGTON MARKET
. WEEK ENDING OCTOBER 2, 1851.
BAcoN-The stock continues fair with gradual receipts

BAcoN-The stock continues fair with gradual receipts
Sales of 1000 lbs hams this morning, at II cents per ID.
BEEF CArrLE-The market appears be in better supply
than for time back and prices not readily OBJ
prices We notice some 80 head that arrived yesterday but
CoFFEEAt auction Saturday last, $50 bags Rio COT
fee went at cents per III. ON time
CoRN-Some late receipts have. measure, repenished
the market and the stock in store is at this time, be-
though at the time the stock is by heavy
%o haIe "s5 to M ner
LMEER-We hear only of two RATS of river lumber having
been sold this week. which Mixed and went at 81 50
for oorng 81 81 for wide boards and S. per NJ for scnt
IARD-The receipts repenhed market very
materially and prices have consequently declined to ii
NAv.. SroREs.-The turpentine market has ruled firm,
with slight advance soft, since last Thursdays
port Our last weeks figures during Friday
Saturday. with sales of $50 bbs On Monday there
peared be better feeling amongst buyers when sellers
readily obtained advance of cents and the market has
been firm at the advance since The sales of to-day
have reached 254 bbs at - IS per bb The sales of the
week foot 2llo bb 95oof which brought 81 10 for soft
81 30 for crop hard per bbl of $50 lbs It will be
that the receipts have been very light RosnThere has
to exist with buyers and holders quite firm the
highest price obtained this week On Friday last 800 bbls
cents per Dbl for No We hear of nothing doing Nos
and 2 Spirits Jupent,ne-Bu little appears to have
300 bbls having changed hands 1t taken 3 cents,
being advance of one cent per gallon since our last week
y review o-day holders have been offered Is cents but
sales Market has decided upward tendency The stock
is said be light. TarOnly 40 bbs have been received
which sold at 81 60 per Dbl
PorATo sSwee potatoes arrive freely which indi-
cation of good crop The price has lowered and they
selling by the quantity at % 60 cents per bse
The stock of Irish potatoes in store SMALL and they SELL
ing by the single barrel at So per Dbl.
PorRY EGGs-The market has been poorly supplied
during the week particularly has this been the relative
to the receipt of eggs.
SALrReceived coaswise 400 sacks Liverpool ground,
which taken from shipboard at 81 per sack.
STAvES-Ony small lot of slaves have been sold and
believe they all that has been received They
white oak barrel, and went off at $15 per NJ
iSHiNGLESAbou 25O 900 common cypress shingles have
changed during the week. the greater portion of them
brought 50 so per NJ small lot inferior at So 25, and
$4,000 this morning at 50 Is per NJ
TMBER-Saes appear to have been light since our last
weekly report. We note RATS Mt 81 81 So ut 50,
and one quite inferior at IS per NJ.
FREGHTs-In consequence Of the arrival of number of
during the week. and the light receipts Of produce
lately, freighs to New York and Philadelphia have gone
down to 25 cents Dbl ron urpcntne and and
IS cents for snirits turnentine
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| BALTIMORE. Sept 30.-Flour and eal-The market i
quite dull We sales of $50 bbls Howard street eu
at So S7a Nothing done in City mills Rye -four and corn
meal unchanged iranThe market is still nearly bare
of grain. Sales wheat u IS quality
and white at "a 7S Corn in demand; sales of Pennsyva
MIA yelloy at 62c. Oats 81 BIC. Croceres-1he market
steady change notice in prices At auction to-day
349 hhds Muscovado sold at 65 S. 10 per 100 lbs
Cuba moasses at 23t 23ic per gallon Provisions quiet
and unchanged WhiskcyWe quote at BE por gallon in
hhds., and 3 in bbls.-Srn.
NEwpERx. Sept 29-Turrentine. Yellow dip 50 p and
Bacon hams l2tc.
Charlcston Oct. 1-Cofton-There again good de-
mand article yesterday, the sales having reached
nearly 1000 bales The transactions about the prices
the proceeding day. The sales extremes
ranging from to 9l-Conr1er.
Ne,c York. Sent 30. p. M-Flour is steady-saes of
5000 bb at Is 50 S7a for State brands 12k 81 25
for Genesee and 81 % for Southern rye -four Is
meal So 12a.
Grain unehanged-sales of bushels Southern red
wheat of 35 600 bushels mixed at 60
cents rye 20 cents oats quiet .
Provisions frmsaes OF new mess pork at $40 20
sales of 200 bbs mess beef at SI loo bbls lard
| 81 a % cents.
steady-saes of 600 bags Rio Coffee at 81
&c. and 200 bags Java at c Sales of 30 hhds Havana
Sugar at 81 81 cents
otton steadysales of LOCO bales at VI for mIdding
| Uplands and 81 for Orleans
sales of LOCO hbs spirits turpentine Mt 81 35c Sales
of so hhds. Ohio Whiskey at p cents
! LIVERPOOL. MARKETS, Sept 20 Acknowledged, mid
ding ii Mobile, do, 81 !; and New Orleans 3D.
Tallow Cd dearer, aud in active demand,
Lard is quiet at at l6 70 los
Rosn unchanged.
/ Tar is in active demand at lis. Cd.
Turpentine-The stock is light and prices firm.
Sperm aud lard oil unchanged. No whale In market
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ENALL aud Winter Goods, nOss opening Mt Scott d
BALDWIN s.-The largest and best assortment of Cen
temens wearing apparel, offered in the Southern
ket los new style BUSINESS COATS; % fine French
Frock and DRESS COATS; 2l5 latest style OVER
COATS; 40 WINTER VESTS, handsome assortment
great variety of SILK and SATIN VESTS, best que-
ties. YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING, a larger assort-
ment than we have offered Fancy Dress Goods.
Seam; UNDER SHIRTS, all qualities also Drawers SC.
SC. Call and examine the assortment, at
SCOTT f. BALDWIN'S
Merchant Tailors.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having obtained letters of Administration
upon the Estate of the late Timothy w Budworth at
the September Term 1851 of the Court of Pleas and
Sessions for the county of New Hanover hereby notifies all
persons indebted his nestate forward and make
payment and those having claims against said
notified present them within the time prescribed by law
this notice viii be plead in bar of their recovery.
d.. ). SANDERS, Admir-.
September 9Th. 1851 Pm
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Mr.. CLAWS HEALTH.-ln paragraph published
yesterday, copied from the New York Mirror, it was
stated that the health of Mr.. Clay was in such feeble
state that il was doubtful if he would be able again to
visit Washington We were yesterday shown a letter
from Mr.. Clay himself TO friend in this city, IN
which, speaking of his health, he says 1t has not
feen good the past summer and is yet feeble. hope
and believe ii is improving, but when this machine OF
ours gets out of order it is difficult 10 re-adust the
misplaced screws. and We have only TO await the re-
snlt with patience and resgnation."-C Courier.
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OIL FOR MACHINERY.

n NCr and superior ArtIclc.
WE expecting daily per Barque Muskngum 10 bbs
w Machinery Oil, sample. manufactured by the n
York Oil Manufacturing Co, to which call the attention
opcrsons using Machinery of any kind including the finest
and most rapid motion used.
The price will be Is per gallon, and will
the Oil fully equal Tin some respects speror to other
in for lubrcang Machinery If mot entirely sasfaco
ry after fair trial the Oil may be returned expense
and the cost will be refunded.
Orders to any extent will be supplied at short notice
DEROSSET & BROWN.
Sept. 10, 1851. ll-tfd&w
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LOOK Az This.


TINE undersigned having determined on moving South
offers for sale his plantation whereOn be resides. j.
in Dnln county lying the main road from Fayetteville
to Newbern three miles west of kenansve containing a.
of cultivation and he has hesitation in saying that
it is the best Corn plantation in the neighbOhood The
Dwelling onsc convenient comfortable, with the best
set of out buildings in the County.
Also of Tar and Tupentine Land the Roll
Road. three miles belpw Stricklands Depot containing
bout 600 Acres.
Also valuable Steam M (of ten horse po,ver) located
at Srickand good order and superior team Of Horses.
Wagon SC.
bargain can be had by applying soon, and payments
made accommodating and easy. .-
Duplip county Oct 25 1850 TIFF
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TOPSAlL ACADEMY.

TOPSAlL ACADEMY.
TE exercises of this Institution will
L day the LIST day of October next
Rev. William H. Christian A. B., graduate of r. NJ.
College, Principal
Tuition per Session of FIRE months:
Spelling, Reading, Writing first class in English
Grammar, and Geography. 81 SO
Second class of same, including History and Phi
losophy. II 90
Higher classes of English Science, including first
class in Algebra Latin and Greek, Is 90
Second class of same with lectures the most
important subjects, Is 90
French and AnglOSaxon will be taught if required the
usual prices.
Board in the immediate vicinity of the Academy 81 90
month. Board may be obtained for at least thirty pu
pills.
Should the School require Assistant, competent Fe
male will be employed to take charge of the Female depart
nent. n. n. NIXON,
President of the Board of Trustees.
Topsail Academy, Sept. 16, 1851 9-lwd-wtf
p Sit is desirable, that many pupils should be pres
ent at the commencement conveniently be.
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GrOR observation-disclosures from the subscriber. IN
eDLC about the Sh of July, nluatto fellow NAM "a
ed WINDSOR, about 35 years old lie is about FIVE q
eleven inches high full bushy hair rather slow
spoken and rather spare built his front teeth slightly decay
e and probably or both of his eye teeth out Said ne
gro Cooper by trade and will attempt pass free
man. may probably have free papers, he has said he
so any where lie little rinkley about the and
has old appearance The subscriber will give the above
reward for his apprehension and delivery him. in Conway
boro = c. confinement in any Jail in North Carolina,
Bell, of Creenvile. n. c.. of whom hired him.
August lat. l25l-47-tf1 s. BELL.
FAYETTEVILLE Observer If and bill 10 this Office.
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NorE.-River LUMBER Tar, and Turpentne, are always
the water and subject to the expense of landing,
inspection say Lumber 81 cents 81
NJ Tar and Tupentne about 10 cents barrel *For dry
Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction is made according
to quality.
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WANTED TO CONTRACT FOR.

THE subscriber wishes to contract for One Million Of
i Red Oak HID Slaves, of the following dimensions,
vz:-Fu "A inches long, thick the thin edge:
average inches in width to be less than 3a They
must be of good sound timber and not 10 shew much
sap They be rough shaved with the drawing knife
For which quality of Slaves willing to $ls per
thousand. E. ID. HALL.
Wilmington. Ang % 1851 Stiff
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The New Bedford Whaling List contains some in
terestlng statistics from which idea of the extent
of the whaling business may be formed. The greater
portion OF the business is confined Massachusetts,
The whole number of vessels employed is six hun
dred and five. New. Bedford has two hundred and Sc
Venty ships and barques and more than half the
mage Nantucket, New. London and Fairhaven have
about an equal interest in the business There are
now one hundred and thirtytwo large ships and hos
in port, fitting for and they will require nearly
four thousand men for officers and crews the TO al
mount of property invested in the whaling business
must be between twenty and thirty millions of dol
lars. The first seven months OF this year there has
heen Iardel about S2,80O, 900 worth of sperm oil,
$780, 900 worth of whale oil, and 200 900 worth
OF concentrating total ct $6.50O,0O0 for the first
seven months, giving. for The year, nearly 900 600
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DIED.

At Elizabeth Baden county the 9Th ult Mr. Francis
RUSSELL. aged 81 years.
In Dur lin county few days ago. Mr.. HARRY Moons. in
the 56th year of his age
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THLOUR! FLOUR
Il 40 bbs superfne Flour;
80 IS g
20 Smoked Tongues
260 lbs. GO Beef
so sc Bologna Sausagcs
3 bbls. Fulton Market Beef;
so bags Rio and Laguayra Coffee
20 bbls. Porto Rico Sugar;
10 g Clarified g
Are in store and will be sold low, for the Money.
Oct g. 1851 PERRIN & HARTSFIELD.
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FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for the following tracts Of m
land. lying at Lockwood's Folly in Brunswick couu
ty, only % miles from Wilmington The property will be
sold in lots to suit purchasers:
HOO acres of Turpentine and Corn land lying Lock-
woods Folly River and having excellent rist MILL
400 acres only 10 miles from Smthville. Also,
lot containing acres and lying within few hundred
yards of Lock woods Folly Bridge the Georgetown
A desirable site for a country store ~
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing make application in
Wilmington, to w. A. Rourk, the premres TO :
Z. w. ROCRK. +
Brunswick Co, Ang I, 81. 47-tf
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Why Send them to Spain!

The Louisville Courier, though an influential organ
in the confidence of the Administration, has the
age TO protest against this act. 1t says
This additional act of cruelty does not augur any
good for the unfortunate captves nor will it tend to
quel the Indignation and excitement of our own citi-
If it is the intention of Spain TO spare them from
death, or to save them from more gnominious end,
working in the chain. gang of Madrid, associated with
the vies feons with which that nation abounds, then
they might have been retained in Cuba until their fate
was known, and been permitted to meet it there, as
did their fifty companions, who were put to death
without the form of trial But if, as is not unlikely
the case, the authorities of the Crown in Cuba beev-
ed that these one hundred and sixty American victims
to the conspiracy and treachery of Concha and his
bettors, could be better tortured in Madrid than in Gu
ba, without Injecting Spain 10 the resentment or ex-
posure to resentment that would otherwise spring up,
IT their cruees where intelligence thereof could not
be as readily obtained al Cuba they will find in the
end that they have been deceived and instead of
long the day of etrbution Cuba has but quicken
ell it, in the her authorities have seen fit 10 take
with the American prisoners, whose lives have only
been spared that they might be tortured the longer
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CHIP steres.-We have hand large aud general as
- sertcnt Of ship stores We prepared te furnish
sells at a very low price. .. II. HOLMES.
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NOTICE TO NV COUNTRY FRIENDS.
JAVING located myself in Wilmington for the purpose
of doing Agency Business persons wishing to
time and great deal of trouble win send their produce
the of w NJ Monroe and the returns will be forward
ed forthwith.
HB-Ofice in Washington Bar. w. NJ. MONROE.
Wilmington, Sept. 10, 1851 3-l2m
R1Fayettevi!lc Carolinian copy.
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TO THE PUBLIC,

THE undersigned having entered into Copartner rssp
ship for the purpose of carrying the Boot and NV
Shoe Eusincss in all its branches take this method e.
informing their friends and the public that they will
about the 10th September of the fashionable stocks
offered this market all Of which shall be Of the RESI-
MATERIAL and WORKMANSHIP. They intend to MANUFAC-
TURE LARGELY and have procured the services of some
of the best ,coren in the country They hope by strict
attention and determination to please to merit liberal
share of patronage. X. J. JONES.
THOS. Nj. GARDNER.
Wilmington. August 80. 1851 52-tf
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NIhAhED stolen, from the subscriber in Clinton,
~ the night of the 10th inst bay horse. about eight
he Years old in harness, has back No other
marks remembered Any person returning horse
subscriber in Clinton, to NJ. Mckinnon Fayetteville,
@ ee literally rewarded Any Information will he thank
FULLY received MITRDOC FRAZIER +
september 80 1851 43ws
IAMS-20O more of the same kind-receiyed this dsy.
IL or rale low by o.. & G.. HOLMES.
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32j RE WARD.

325 REWARD.
DIR OkE JAIL in Whitcvie. Columbus county. Satur
ID day night the 18th inst boy by the of
ELIJAH ARNOLD. said Arnold is about 10 years old,
about four it. six inches high light hair and looks pale in
the face badly grown and will weigh about IS 80 lbs
lie has been convicted of murder will give the above
ward of Twenty-Five Dollars for his delivery to me in
Whevlle, or any Jail so that can get him again
LEWIS WILLIAMSON, shift.
Whiteville, April 81, 1851 33-tf
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$500 REWARD.

~
THSCAPED from the Jail of kershaw District. Monday,
T. 18th day of July last. Samuel Love, who
vcted the of Mr. Robert j. Lester at Spring
Term, 1851 Said Love is about 70 q years of age IT,
inches high, has rather dark hair and of saOw complex
io and has downeast look with dark grey and snne
of his front teeth little decayed and carpenter by trade
will give the above reward to person who will apprc-
bend the said = J. Love, and lodge him in Jail in this
State One Hundred and Fifty Dollars for his safe
fnement any Jail in the United states. that get
him. JOHN INGRAM, :. X. ID.
Camden So Ca August g. 1851. 49-6m
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA.
NEW HANOVER COUNTY

Court of Pleas and Quarter SeSonsSetember Ter lSol
TT appearing the satisfaction of the Court that certain
i negro named GEORGE AARON. has been confined i'll
the Jail of New Hanover county for twelve months
slave and that the requirements of statute laws
such made and provided has been complied with (ce
Revised Statutes, chapter Ill, section l6 1t therefore
ordered by the Court that the sheriff of New Hanover
ty expose public sale. the said George Aaron slave
the Court House in Wilmington the second Monday
in December next. OWEN FENNELL.
Sheriff of New Hanover county.
Wilmington, Sent. Is 1851 23mw-
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ReeFine qualities in demand and would readily sell at
70 to l9s. Cd, in bond.
Sugar is in improved demand
Tea-Sales limited with downward tendency.
Molasses-Trinidad 13r inferior Barbados lis.
Ashes steady at us 3d. for pot and 2s Cd for pearl
Quercitron bark dull and lower.
Freights unsteady and scarce
HAvRE CoTroN MARKET. Sept 19.-Cotton yesterday
very Sale of 600 bales at 7s l0Of for Orleans; rs
s6f. for Mobile, and GA S5f. for Uplands.
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+ AIDES Travelling Trnmks.-A article the In
IL side arrangement expressly adopted to the packing Of
Ladies apparel Hat hox Sc complete ayti
Gle at SCOTT e. BAI4DWfN'S.
Market Street
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THAYE;.'S PATENT HkIDGE.

A NEW and valuable trc:tle Bridge has been patented
n by Mr.. &. W. Thayer, of Massachusetts. which will he
found to be important invention The amount of strength
attained by the structure is spoken of as being wonderful
The inventor feels confident that weight which could be
placed upon it, could break it down. This consideration,
taken together with the with which be built
will render worthy the attention of all who interested
in the subject This bridge adapted peculiarly Rail-
roads well county roads it can be made of any
qured span obstruct the navigation of
when RATS boats might be desired pass, and also
be built at a very moderate expense
Isaac WELLS, Wilmington. N. c.. is Agent for this State,
also for South Carolina and Virginia. and will attend
all communications upon the subject addressed to him. post
paid.
Wilmington, n c., Aug. Sh, 1851 431y
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LIST OF LETTERS.

D EMAININGi in the Post Office at Wilmington, n c..
h Both September, 1851.
l. Cor oIl,-ort L otEo.
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FOR SALE

A COMFORT TABLE dwelling house, with suitable out
IA houses and well of good water ID miles from Whining
together with 80 100 land around IL. The
house and well furnished high and has
FIVE comfortable There about Of cleared
land Immediately around the honse Of which we'll
improved a garden spot The remaining 8 in
cultivation and contain about 100 young apple and peach
trees and 30 Furnishing young scuppernong vines The To-
cation is believed to be perfectly healthy For terms and
further information, apply to B. l. HOWE, Esq
Nov. 30. l2-tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
THE Lots and improvements thereon, at SsractH. On tn
i pin county, n. c.. formerly occupied Try VIM. D. Ill
Jeffreys a Store and Dstlery, offered fer sale. The
situation very advantageous location for the above
any other business For particulars. apply to
l. B. j. J. KELLY.
kenansvo, Duplin CO., n. c., April Is. 1851 s2-tt
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I Y = sale low, by SaN dtTE g N1EAhEs.-
DRANDl Bona.-A few packages for sale low, to
ID close consignment, by SAVAGE & MEAREo.
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Democratic National Convention.

The Democracy ofthe several States Union here
by requested choose their quota of delegates to the Dem
ocratic National Convention to meet at Baltimore on the
frs Monday in June 1852 nominate candidates for Pres
dent and Vice President the United States for the sup
port the Democratic Republican electors Representation
should be in accordance with the Congressional basis