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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

~ Public Meeting The REPUBLICAN BUILD
ING Association will hold its rst pubic meeting a
the polo Rooms, No. 40 Broadway, on fUEsDAY
EVENING March so al n O'Clock. vhea an address viii
be delivered b. Bancroft Stevens ESD Seals VIII be re-
served for LADIES.
JOSEPH N BARNES. President
JAMES G. MOFFEr, Vice President
JOHN Z. MILE 4, Assistant Vice. President,
VIM. Valentine. Harvey Hart,
Isaac Mix. IT.. Gilbert s. Nixon,
john y. Hone. John Hope.
Edwin Barnes, George Boyd
Jesse D. Price, Henry NJ Stevens,
Ed~srd q HodeR, Henry bruner,
Hor alto ". Wild, CHARLES Ring,
James Ilmpson, VIM b. PECK
JOHN BOYD. Surveyor.
J. BANCROFT STEVENS. Attorney.
JOHN CAIRNS, Secretary.
The Books Of the Association are nov open or sdoscI
ton Persons desrous Of joining % by applying
above Office from 10 O'clock every day, aud on
Saturday evenings. Entfa &c fee, 81; Shares, $500
Monthly dues, 49,
IL Come and Judge for Yourselves.-rne at
tsLton Of every person, desrous Of realizing ae fa pen
eft q tie mutual g. STEM as applied to oanng ano
borrow ng money for the Of building pur
GREENWICH BUILDING ASSOCIATION to be held
Bleecker Buldmgs Bleecker st. rear Morton ut. fns
members of This Association comprise many OF our best
and mos. Intelligent citizens, who have inoro asny
themselves Thai there other Investment equally safe
and s6table The remaining shares Of thus association
srous OF members shond not fail to attend on
Monday evening Gentlemen thors hy osnversan! with
the principles Of Building Associations viii be present
gwen JOHN kE1SAh Presocnt.
r. Ross, Jr.. Secretary.
TRUSTEES:
Charles Crane, James Post, Samuel Sinclsr.
John Thomas 9 Robert Petersen, Jsps' FAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

a.. ne Chelsea Building and Mutual Lesn
kFIS1 neons, corner Sh av ssd ash ST. "a MONDAY
49, = u March -, q o'clock. Shares viii 30 re-
~ ~ ina meeting, ssd tho entrance fee viii - S.
~ - h<etng. Members are requested to call q the
1s,k a. Secretary and gss their books and pay the
t sc>s any time during the DAY or evening untl 10
S1. II. hoyr. Secretary, Ne. sss Oh Az.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

~ Columbia Building Associatiou Of Brook,
lyn viii hold public meetings as follows: WEDNESDAt
EVENINGS, March 81; April 7, and Aprli IA, ~ KEN
sst's Mission Hail. No IL Hamilton av ga FkiDx
EVENINGS April and April g. at the room OF tne Col
ese School, Corner OF Atlantic ana sts
This Association 10 very fourishng cosdten aus nis.
moathly meeting takes pace Aprll Ia whsu inc regular
dues are payable. - ,.,;,x NJ. nj,
her an All earnings more has pps itself IN the space OF
few years or asy psrt0n who IS desrous 81 boNs"hs
m TO purchase his own house ON the most sd
van eous terms, he will but take the trouble 70 com
pare the advantages esret by this Association ootn 70
epde and Borrowers with those sd by any oneI AZ
ISOLATION will frd The key TO the success Oh oa
For nstance: -. ..... ., a..
twill slsw interest At the rate Of cent per an
nuu 40 al persons who prefer paying ths suoscrp,i1n
for months or sdvasce thus securing aouoie
increasingly. the above per cent ssesnay sns se
of profits Peons who wish to borrow money TOT he pei
nose 81 bayng or building shss own house OF htm csa
here secure an advance far more liberal Ter ms than are
effected by any other Association.
Persons desirous Of Withdrawing nom the eoSieV cAk
do 30 st tine BY giving eue month hence Ana
back all dues paid BY them with interest ~ psr cen" Psi
psxson who will save but II oeats day, land ,here u
Get one person who cannot 30 disposed can ypis Sy
etv secure few years, small capn1 NSivoy ~.
which be can sstaSllsh himself in business ard has
cssts psr share monthly payment 81 per share ssus
each share $500 Ladies and ssntlemen denfsss OF ]o
IN can IL ave their names with the eecretav
OANICI p BARNARD, President
WN III GRIFFITH, Vice President
CEAs O. RICHARDSON, Secretary. No. 10 Csurs a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

n EmigrAnt Intelligence once and Labor
Exchnngs, Nos Is and ~ Canal-st-, New York.-ThN
o4os established by the Commissioners Of Emg ration,
who're always be found gs numbers of Lseore and
As1 orders filed by writing to the Superintendent AID
ssodns the necessary to the passage OF the
Dkruss rssuired No fees charged to employers.
JAS p PAGAN, Superintendent.
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~ columbian Mutual Lean and Accamu

al, VeIumbian Mutual Lean and Accamu-
r5,sss fand ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sub.
aus shares u this Association are requested TO call
seistsrys Office No - Delaney st. the Goa
~, pay their dues for the month Of March, tive doll
~ 0Afe) and receive their Pass Books.
ye The balance OF ths Subscribers will come up I'm
'snsstiss 'As'' "A'-
nsSs ~ have over 3eco dollars 10 Loan en- the frss
6s.y sssting. THURSDAY, Let April
s~ nculs from A. n TO p u.
CHAS l.. NOE. SscYeeary No. 81 Deeney-H.
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fost ano fonno.

@OO REWARD.-Left his residen
ID I'LL ~. a lsawiek st. % the meYsisS II Ne y
-. I.sorSs undsr depressed state Of mind, JOSE
II EXeSIDf. sss1 q yssss; feess ,asnss sisn. 2
1 k,sef psassisoaa The above reward vii ~ pad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

4 Cook, wash or iron, in private fam
In iy, BY two Girls. TODD stairs WORK plain
sewing OF TO take Of chdren-would have obec
non 10 60 short stahce in the country The best Of
feefstce can be tiven. Ca, be for two days In
CURE a. No. SO i7h st. between 9Th and Til avs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
I. W. CONSTANTINE, Foreman
JANIS L. PEhEGo. Secretary.

NJ Notice.-The Mariners Family Industrial Society
will hold their Annual Meeting on TUESDAY, March 80
Of " oclock at the Soc ety'B room, No 32 Pearl ST.
Members and all Interested are particularly invited to
attend.
n Industrial Home Association No. 1.-The
Committee appointed teprocuIe loan to build one hun
6red houses at Mount Vernon will make their report on
TUESDAY EVENING 30th inst. at our regular place OF
meeting No 80 I'd ay, at O'Clock. The members are re-
gsolfay invited to DO present
Y Notice 20 Passengers from Panama 70
California.-The PACIFIC MAIL STE AMSHlP
COMPANY feel called upon to give public notice that nc
not signed by officer OF thus Company and that tick
cts thus signed he obtained only At their Agency, No.
~ Yves: s. e g L BAhTkErT 5 Esq soss%n
BY order, VIM. IL. DAVLDGE. Secretary.
rV Printing. OFFICE OPEN EVERY NIGHT
10 Accommodate COUNTRY MERCHANTS and Others
who cannot leave their orders during the day. BAKER
GOODWIN ACC, propretors OF tae Great cam Pnntn
Esablishmen. Tribune Buildings, corner Nassau and
Spuce-,ts will heep then Counting rooms open EV AZ
EVENIHG. during the spring season, till 10 O'clock.
The great fAees Of this Office possessing every advan
tsss Of Steam Power. Rapid Pfenes, every variety Of
Type spacious Rooms and Seventy Eighty ssifu Com
peoys and PIessmen. enable the to execute
ysry description Of Printing from Card 20 Book II
the superior style. Will the utmost dnpach, ana al
The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS ia partieu
larry invited 10 the great variety OF Dssgas for Store Bills
engraved expressly for this establishment
BAKER. GOODWIN CO, Printers.
s, oS:. hS 0Sq'las '''n
q Watches.-We notice that Mr. JOHN cox
Importer Of Watches. holds oat at No. 20s Broadway
corner Of Fulton st up sairs His assortment is large
and his prices very low. Those who want a good time
Keeper for small coat will be best consulting their own
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RW-YORk TRIBUNE.
6pecial Notices.


NAVY DEPARTMENT. Official Business,
JOHN ETNEAIDGE Chtf Q ERIK
~ Copy of Instructions on iew--hes ulatriAs
a. he Unform Dress Of he Navy aud Marine Corps
IA the United states mach. i83s.
Ia MI GEORGsP FOX,
NAVY and Nh ia Tailor No 1913 Broadway, New-Yok
~ peeple,s Lectures the lat Lecture OF the
...y,s M De gwen on 4 ESDAY EVENING sofa last
= The Tabernacle, by Rev y. IL. CHAPlN Sawoct
aIshn Hampdep, or The Progress of Po0a'ar Liberty
rrsst. IA cenis; be had at No. l3l Nasssa aad at
s coor Two tickets admit gentle man aud two lac les
Nan eptp at "a s'cocs-Lecturs viii commence al To-
re- Free Lecture.-vILLIAM B. MlLLtkEN,
usa viii deliver LsctuIe before the East River BaIoag
sre Mutual Loan Association. on WEDNESDAY
EVENING Mach 81. at Union Hall corner Of Avenue
~ Fourth 81 "a scock r M All who feel Interested
n use Associations should attend Front seats re'ervsd
for Ladies Tire Ufce No 51i Grad A. opes DAILY from
NJ. to 9P h.. where subscriptions VAL De received.
spc all necessary information will be gwen Enraoce fee
len the present So Monthly dues. So. Shares, $780,
OBADIAH NEWCOMB. President.
JAMES WHITE. Vice President.
SAMUEL H. JORDAN. ttst Vice President
CHARLES l.. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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~ New-Ysrk House Furnishing and Accu.
sS.lAung kEnd Association Is organized and
sssa By Board Of Officers fully acquainted with the
1900 epsfs.lons and muisa advantages Of the best
iuase Building Associations. Entrance fee 81 month
"sess -; shares, $2o0. j. PECK Secretary,
Office No $50 Broadway, room No 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

a good Cook, by a very respectable
81 Woman Would be willing TO sss in washing ssd
nesnk and do the baking Of small privae family rhs
btft OF cay reference Gail No. lS3 West
Ish' ST., near the It'll Can be for three days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

q Watches.-We notice that Mr.. JOHN cox,
Importer Of Watches. holds oat at No, 20s Broadway,
corner Of Fulton st. up ssrs His assortment large,
and hs prces very low. Those who want good time
keeper for small coat will be best consulting their own
nsisst BY ealing upon him before making their pur-
eAasea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

rYr To the Ladies.-The CouIss Of Fee Lectures.
IN Dr. RAINING. before the Ladies, on CONSUMPTION
Al fec.oIs will be Included at Society Library
err Of Ieebard.st and Broadway, az p NJ. on MON
pay and tuesday, ofth. week. Lsdies generally are
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

a. tne Third Manhattan Building Assecia-
essAi whs feel interested preeu ring Homestead
Ssi sAoald join ana learn hew It can b dsns BY
~ EsuaAss Fee is 81; Mashiy Dues. 50; sAarss.
As sesrOus 81 becoming embers Of the Third Man
- nunenf Aaceistoa do by calling al The Of
Ei.s sscss.fy, Ne 1, Spruce 81. second hscr where
$ssssn Be had 6es Of charge
D.xnsANES 8. LIBBY, President. Loveioy's Hotel.
SoiLAsoRg. Vice PfcsdsRt, No. tT Broadway.
WESTON, Secretary.
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A 5 frst-rate Cook, Washer and Ir0ner,
byarssPectable young Woman With good city refer
eree Csn at No. III Sthst between LIST av and Av A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

TO PRINTERS.-The Proprletofs Of
il an sxtsnsvs Printing EstahIshnent n the West.
vSo are practical PRIMERS shsnssl,ss are desssus o.
Pawer Press Prntssx who viii pufehass interest n
lbs dspa1meni o. then business s.d .sa:ss =: s,os
,a q bes ruupiur 0s e. wh ample steam power mere
ns sdy esssnsrs. a sssi prices for ne vsss sasy
caa tara Of The amount Of wsfk dose iet ms psa ~
s,iss sxes~5s u thousand tokens An excssnt odsT
III be nads 70 TIE right kna Of psrsoa Address cae-
srf, ccEeffs with re<eYeucss- fIHII. E
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29
. o. Building Asseeiatiens Fire Insurane

q Building Associations Fire Insurance
S1paRy-Capiia $i5U 900. divided nte 10000 shares,
US each cash paid up. with the privilege of increasing
- capital stock TO $5oe. subscriptions for the
apta stock Of this Company will be received by the fol-
swns persons, appointed Commissioners: john Bruce,
e u Plat IT. WsksmaA Ls.ting, No. 50 Fulton ct.
SsAA Buxton, No. 10 North Wtiian-st. Solomon Jes-
urn, No. Clinton court. Beskman At John 4. Yal-
sa Ne S Sanis st. Brooklyn; also By all the Directors
APesepectus explaining the great advantages BE- de-
sd ON the Company 10 mechsaics and small property
dsr as we'll as 10 thsse who wsh to invest their money
the largest amount OF profits can be had Of
~ oectors all the Secretaries Of the different Bading
Snseseiateas. or at the office of NJ JESSURUN. No.
t9ten-eourt. Beekmsn ct. JOHN BRUCE, Prssidsnt.
Jk$SrRuN. SacreIaYY
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- p. 7. BARNUM, PropriAtsF. J. 0nkk.Ns "o0S'
On MONDAY and TUESDAY. nsIcss I "a SoH
AIIHRE0oN, :, ssl:ss *, The nkr yEvnNiHs, .
n oclsck, the Ortental spectacle S.~ap
CHERRY AID yAl1 ssA~ Nss 1arts~
CksrrJ..-. -M.ss Asssay n YaH -. :, "A Sasr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

49,. Tie New Ysrk Land and Building Asss-
sssy5en VII held special meeting at DELEREeS As
0xv xssns corner Of 18th st. and sth av.. on Tu IS
~ kvENlNG, March 80, to afford one other opportu-
rev subscribers Join 1t the present rate Of
~, &c per share. Czcas Of the north side at
R,ss nave purchased one Plst Of ground lsss thsa
~ 3iss nom the place Of meeting.
MILES CHAMBERS. Pfesidsnt.
- e0fh. SecrelAry-Ofice No. Murray q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-03-29

~ Notice.--The Mariners Family Industrial Society
will hold their Annual Meeting on TUESDAY, March 80.
d ~ oclock at the Soc etys room, No 32 Pearl St
Members and all Interested particularly invited to
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~ Lectures at Abbotfs Coileaiate institute
Fark.-Prof ARNOLD CUYOr, OF Harvard Univsrsi'y,
Vii deliver Of Lectures on the sx days WORK
Of desened show the ha o. SCIENCE ana
Revelaucn commen on FRO Az EvENlNo, MaIcn
4 At "a o'clock and co 1tinued MONDAY, the Sh
TUESDAY. the 9th sad FRIDAY the lS.h- fieke" LOT
each Lecture 80 cts. -, 81
Prof BENJAMIN SiLLIMAN, Ii. ID. Of Yale Col
ege will deliver Of six Lectures on Gc0iosy I'm
usdaey following, tAe 18th, 10Th, 22d, zosh 2'th ana
3Ub Of March.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1852-10-20

The BEGINNING OF the END WITH CUBA-PER-
HAPs. A rumor prevailed extensively last night in
the city. that naval orders had been received yestcr
the Mississippi steamer to proceed Immediately to-
Havana, and to demand immediate explanation and
eparaon from the Spanish authorities Of that city,
for the recent outrages the American flag, or, in
case Of refusa abide the consequences at an early
day.
of Sunday. What truth there may he in It we can.
say. But thing is certain, that the treatment
of our flag by Cuba is of character not to be en-
dured. The folly Of the Captain General is upon
pa. with his insoience. Neither be longer toe.
rated. The Administration would be entirely justi-
fed in taking any steps, however harsh.
Richmond IVhig!
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DIED

In this village, the 4ih Instant after an illness
Of three weeks, Mr.. JAMES H. BADGErr, aged about
80 years.
Ii has become so general a thing in noticing the
death of an Individual to attempt enlogy on the
life and character Of the departed, that it is often
peced thing of course 10 speak in high terms OF
laudaon in an obituary notice, and, therefore, We
feel reluctant speak Of the many excellent qualities
of deceased friend; but from intimate acquain-
ance with him during his short sojourn amongst Us,
Ishall but express the feelings OF the whole
community in stating that in his death village has
lost OF its most promising and enterpiisng cite
zens, the community at large one OF its brightest or
namenis. and his relatives and friends afectionaie
son and brother, and "a firm and benevolent friend
il IS scarcely two years since the deceased became
a member of our community, but during that time,
by his strict attention to business, (of which no one
possessed better knowledge,) his uniform, moral.
social and gen,lemanIy department. he had weayed
around him the whole community as admirers and
friends. and feel that his death has caused va
cuum ia our midst which, we fear it will be long
it is SO worthy flied. Laacrensrihs Is. CO. Herald.
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ar NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD D
,,,sHsp WEEKLY AND sEMI-wEEKLl BIZ
VILLA: M w W.: .:oaa,e,d. II o Id 2 y

or THE WEEKLY. Two dollars per alnum
.,e. or within the first month Two dollars and
a's # pavmcnt be delayed six months and Three
4 not paid within six months from the time OF
|Esibing. sru,.wrr Few ao,,.r. -,
!. advance, or within the first month; Four
and fifty cents, if payment be delayed six months
fire Dollars, if not paid within six months from the
/, 4 subscribing. ssz
~ The above rules will he infexibly adhered to.
s-.,rrsENExrs not exceeding fourteen lines viii
p'.,ted one time for dollar, and twenty five
s, each subsequent insertion; those of greater
4, i nroportion. Court orders and Judicial Ad-
insat, will be charged 25 per cent higher than the
-.,es 4 reasonable reduction will be made to
rbo advertise by the year. Advertisements inser-
/. ,le Semi Weekly Standard, will also appear in
fT,,kv Paper, free of charge.
,:.ibers, aad others, who may wish to send money
|, EGtor can do so at all times, by Mail and at his
Receipts for all sums will be promptly transmitted
f.,rs to the Editor must come free of postage.
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HE STANDARD.
sALEIGH, SATURDAY, OCT. le, $50.
THE LEGISLATURE.


Tt refer our readers to another part Of TO- day.
/. for the proceedings of the Legislature from
riiy TO Thursday, inclusive.
i Thursday both Houses voted down by deci-
n9jorities, propositions to adjourn and to meet
/ st the usual time in November; but on the
/ lav the Senate passed Resolution, by 33
b. liking the first Monday in December as the
r aijourning sine die.
b Thursday the Governors Message was sent
u rad. 1t is plain business document, de-
b entirely to State affairs. The subjects Of
l Suffrage, Convention, Common Schools,
Faue and Taxation, Internal Improvements
EGe Highways, &c. &C., are brought to the at
Fsn Of the Assembly in comprehensive and
E!e manner. 1t is just such a document as
rtlave been expected from the clear head and
b jud sment of Gov. Reid.
b. Message shall appear in our next.
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GLORIOUS RESULTS!
pennsylvania, Ohio, and Indians
gone for the Democracy By slsOss-

91so sOS tSec A1exzeOC1'XCy OF L1O9G.
sands! -
We have the most cheering intelligence from
the late State elections.
We have before us the Richmond Enquirer of
the 18th, the Washington Union of the same date,
and the Baltimore Sun of the 18th, from all of
which we gather the gratifying information that
Pennsylvania has been carried by the Democracy
by from ten to fifteen thousand majority!
The following dispatches to the Standard show
that we have also carried Ohio and Indiana by
increased majorities:
WASHINGTON, o'clock. p. NJ. Oct. IA.
: Pennsylvania has gone for the Democrats by from
$4,000 to 10000. Baltimore has gone for Us by
1869. Dispatches from Ohio contradictory, but the
Democrats claim it by $4,000. Giddings is defeat
ed. G..
SECOND DESPATCH.
WAsHlNGToN, Oct. IA, 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
Democratic majority in Pennsylvania, $4,000.
Democratic gain of three members OF Congress
Democratic majority in Ohio in State ticket O.OOO
Olds and Disney reelected. In Indiana, Wright,
Democrat and whole State ticket elected by increased
majority. You may rely on this. W..
These triumphs are alike brilliant and decisive.
They, in effect settle the contest General Scott
has been electioneering in person i'll Ohio, and
these are the fruits of his labors in his own cause
Is it not time that Mr. Graham had written another
letter
Democrats of North Carolina let us initiate the
example of our gallant brethren in the North and
West. Do your duty, as they have done theirs,
and similar triumph will crown your efforts.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber has Is 20 Negroes to hire ont from
the lst of November until tho 18th of August SIS,
consisting of men. womsn girls and boys. Among them
some experienced Thrpentne hands,. Persons wishing
to hire during my absencc9 will call John D. Powell,
Esq, who i authorized 70 hire ont the Negroes.
s S. = - JOSEPH d. POWELL.
October I'd, 1852. o4--tEs
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a25 REWARD.
az Watches CloceS, ND Jewelry neatly repaired

L. / will give the abose reward for my man BUR.
* WELL, if delivered to me in Rsleish by the 25th
u. of this month. suspect be is lurking about the
Plantation Of Gen. Robt. W. Haywood, in Chatham
County, n. c.. as purchased him Of his brother Dr.
r. Haywood, of Raleigh. WI. OTEY.
4 Raleigh, Oct. lS, 1859. 9I-td
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PIERCE AND KING CLUB.

Be Democrats of this City had an enthusiastic
| IN Wednesday night last, at the Court House.
Hon. \. ". Venable, being on visit to the
vas waited on by Committee and invited
si'ess the meeting. He responded to the call,
7?oke for nearly two hours in his best style.
marks were in excellent taste, being entirely
tm the low slang which characterizes the ef-
too many of the Scott orators and his facts
r-aments, interspersed with good hits and
H. humor, went right home to the hearts OF
Faiience.
motion of Maj. Nixon, the thanks of the Club
unanimously rendered to Mr.. venable for his
aHd eloquent effort.
H. sere pleased to see present so many men,
+ Of the Assembly, vi 'oeik. PARTIES.
We can assure our friends in other portions o.
Sate ,hvt the Democracy here are united and
sed and Will give good account Of themselves
he % Of next month. -
20 The Wing Executive Committee Of thi:
In conjunction with Committee on the par
as Wings Of the Legislature, have just issued
':ular to the Wings of the State, in which they
al to the party, in the most feeling terms, te
for Scott and Graham. We have copy O
i:cfrt Circular before us. 1t concludes as fol
Yes, let every Wing rally to the polls, i
have to leave their ploughs standing in the
sF, and go ,ciM their garments drenched III
h!~
anocrats you see what the Scott-Seward lead
ae do:ng-are you ready for the conflict /? l
fse no time-our adversaries are desperate
Fll leave no means untried to carry the State
y Seward candidate.