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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12
NEW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
NRAuROAD-SIJMaER ARRANGEMENT, May


ls-Trans Of NewYok leave near corner OF Canal
and Broadway ,,oo. n
Accommodates AND SPEcIAL--At snd LID a. d. /
AIS Express 10 Stamford and NorwaS and stopping a. az
Stations beyond aud 80 r. through TO Sew-hsssr
Az $50 p n for Norwalk-et $50 A. 81, and o5" r. ID
for Port Chester The lI39 NJ runs In connection VITA
Train from New-Hsven Hartford and Springfield aud WIZ
Train over the Canal Road.
ExpREssTkAIss for NewHaven Hartford spilsenesapo
ton River Negmcnt hasais 70
and Monre.l-At 4. NJ stopping az StanpIe Ia osias5
port connecung with the Hcusatonic ana SsafacS nal
roads ct BRIDGEPORT and Canal RailIosd ~ New
at $50 p ~ stcpying Stamford Norwaik ana nnase.
port connecting with Housatoic and Nsnsatuea
Bn6gepert. c...,t
TEAiss INTO NEw-YoaKAceemnodsfio ana s sPes,s-
At $50 J. ana SIS NJ and 40 P. NJ th5oash som New.
Haven. AGA 81 from Sorwsik-at 5D A. ~ sndS4
p n from Port Chester The $50 A. M receives passrn.
gers frsm SPRINGFIELD and hartford and C4. hai5osas
Haven The f2n P. NJ receives passengers rom na'iofa
and Springfield Railrcscs <r-%
from Bos.on n snd $50 r. NJ tscppins u bnefero
Soswals srd stanori5 leaving Boston q A. a., a's
5sspM - - i .,
See isrss t Of sdyetssmsrr q ss sst:en Ao1ss and
Superintendent
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NR. PAIGE'S PERPETUAL ELEC-

IL TROMETERs and GALyaNiC SUPPORTERS
only afford the beat mechanical sr2port, when ne
cesary but they the disease By the exercise OF con-
sayanic power, which may be Increased or dinlsnea
pleasure Thcse who have used them cay they are Plo
Ing blessing spkind not Inferior 70 that OF ths use "
ether DR. Psiees Office d at No 62s Broadway. 49,,
Dr. Paige is giving Experinena. Lectures s o- - 800
Elsercity at StUyvesant lnstnie NO ~ 49, 500
frea ......t T
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Corporation Notifies.


csoros aersgrcr ouier, Et,sssa, Psrk, Nay IA
UDUBLiC NOTICE il hereby gwen That Tie
Csoses ar s1g became Jse ON tb~ st " May
Let psynef, u She Gqse<ir % " sia~ s'hs
oa,s - ia Cotol Aesetust Department. y'l..i .J
w. Il c. HAkcs. Kss>tss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-12

ZINC PAINTS-Warranted Pure
~ The NEw-JEIsEY ZINC co, Warehouse, No. =
lowing pnees:
No White. ground In oil. &c. per pound
No White, ground In OIL, &C. per pound
Nc. White. ground in oil, 7c. per pound.
Brown ard Black, ground IN oil, SIC. per pound
Dry White Of Zinc, &C per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT.
Amer Thorough tss IN Europe and the United states la
Been ecnd 70 rrtn It's beauty and onees
usn ether paint For wilderness snd hrillsncy Il IN
rvsed h free from al poisonous properties counon
and dangerous IN ether pigments; viii ccyer-equa wefshs
from 40 to Ice Per cent space than leed ana tnere
lore much cheaper the As an inside painr
viii not turn yellow when exposed 10 the phurors
gases OF coal res ths foul air c sps Their White Zine
ground in yarnish produces the porcelain 6nshL Their
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
IN lew hours form hard and solid metallic eoatns ayos
wood BRICK iron ard other metallic surfaces are REMARKABLE
for their reproOf properties They arespecaiy adsptsd or
marine purposes having been found 70 resist the co5odne
seton Of salt water destructive other paDts Deseu
Supplied Oh hbers, terms BY
NAMING 4 soUIER, Aserts No. - Deyst, Y.
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DFAUTTFUL FACE and HAND

The advertiser is in possession Of original recipe, the
tbe M srd hand ay be rendered resh se and fair
terecng and rernedyipg the disfgurmen and nconyen'
jsuces sng changes Of Temperature ana VARIOUS other
csusss however unprsung the present condition. Tho
recipe Is free from injurious qusy and supplied % LADY
or gentleman receipt Of q . any part Of the United
gtsfes Address Mrs T. =. YATES. Rochester. n. Y.
n Warranted Prime. Fresh and Reliable
DRUGS. CHENICALS, kc-
a. wholesele, liberal tsDs AZ establishment No q
Vesey-st GREENLEAF KINSLEY.
EAML. L. GREENLEAF.l iHILLIAM Il. kfSs-rY.
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falpnep uante6 AMI to foan.
Dainting, &r.
MEAD & FULMER'S, CROTON

MEAD & FULMER'S, CIR OTON
lvE METALLIC FIRE PROOF PAINr-Ths Articie -
Acknowledged by all who have used II t. be superior 20 any
ether Pant 1t is proof against the ectlen o. nc
weather and FIRE and cheaper than other pants "a eo
querce taking less oil 20 mix ard covering acn
sorfsce twice as mach Give 1t trial rrnePAi
Dep6ts No. lo5 kurrsy-st and No 10 sthav New
For sale, also BY Hull Buckeil Co, 20 UT en"'en
Baxter Sons Ne. i4S tiaiden-lane New-f0fk 3
j. ID Tosrey. No il6 Futoast. New-foIk
Ward, Close < Co. Nc - MaiIen-lane, New LON.
Charles n Dean New Rochelle, Westchestsr Co1h'y
John II. lasas. MainaT0zees. WestSi,e ster Coaniy.
c .slsss " Field, Port chsser Nestenesfer Ccsaiy.
I'D IN n..sf y, the eles sHs towns thio'ss''' ~
Gentry
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GUPREME COURT.-ShubartG q. Lansing ana
CIRCuIT CouRT.-Between

kJISRAfI CODnINGION Complainant and DIV klk HftkI
WELL, GEORGE H. BUTLER and LOUIS A. Cooley, SkokSk
H. GRAHAM aud JASPER HARDING Trustees Of the Pcnniss
Company neenantsAn orfer It pabtse-
tins Court the complainant has tiled he
bill stated against the aboyensnssi ssnsa,
foreclosure and sae OF certain ogse said bill
eaoned and at OF snhpcna asi answsr IN
recte defendant. hath been regularly rned renbc 10 hs
term 1884, ihs the defendants Oliver Hears Geofse y.
Butler ons Godcy George r. Graham, an jasper Haras
could be found this State, be served esh, and hat
they eaue their appearance 20 be entered 40 IN ease such
process had been duly served and being made 20 appear by s
the judge Of sd Court tia, the said Oliver Hesfwc aud
Batter reside oie State ofNsw jersey TO wit IN the
New York, and inst the SAID ioais A. Cooley eeos r.
Galsm and Jasper Hsns Trustees Se fcss cut Of e STATE
OF New Jetfey, IN the state Of Pennsylvania =.
this first day OF April eighteen tafed
fAyiwo motion Of s. = Hsuweu, sohnor OF the con
rnan oser directed BY the said judge, tina, the Sad
J4eadans Oliver cawe, George Batter and Louis A.
Cooley George r. Graham and Joseph Harding do aPpef pead
the bill beire the sesteih
that default thereof such decree be mad,
against them shall tak equitable and lust Asd
Il further ordered order shall within twenty days here
the dcfenan be published within
the ey hereafter The erse Uhig newspaper pnt
81 sonmei Vile State, asd also hke manner and b
HE space The Ne,o Iek I,tbs anew-pser printed
the City New York and also IN hke manner and lo1 Tue M
Of time IN me Public Lse horsepower printed "a hs CITY
Philadelphia, continued ad Tor weeks, sss-
ess.yey, At least 10 every week ......- ,..,.,
HE,.Y d. Joassos CIers. mys tawJwwedf
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furniture, &r.
ENAMELED and nd ORNAMENTAL MA. /.

ENAMELED and ORNAMENTAL.
d. COTTAGE, CHANGER and OAK FURNITURE
nosSon>c' NO ~ Broadway, east side near GrsndS-
49, 49, s<Sosy No ~ Gteeae-st-MATHEWSS GlLLlES,
a. aSture OF Eosmeea and Cottage Furniture respect
- y, he attention OF THEN former patrons ana the pubic
e te extensive and unrivaled stock oi furniture.
- " ssl confident n asserting that examination OF
Lew srrg styles Of Fns,re,ed and Cottage Furniture
go Lax required 20 insUre II possible still greater do
49,. ~ en- ns than IN former years
Al Furniture offered AZ this establishment is made under
eeAity. '-N" s"" "S''" " 70 " ~ 49,
wcnid here suggest that a. manufacture all cur
- Ieea We are enabled 70 sell mech lower than shoss
II. ss'sa.ss 81 se maker TO sell sss;n
stscsses fsissses Pillows &c
saare cszsaly koxsd AZ o-exs FED Cor all ,sxtx Of
N"a MATHEWS L aiJlIEc.
No AZ Bsosds ~, pesI Seaaa 81. ss~t scs.
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IL DALEY, Nos. SCI


and $50 Broadway Agents for the sale OF Cornelus
X Co.'S Chandeliers and other fixtures, DALEY
UAUGHWOUT Paris have the most superb and eXtenhve
assortment goods OF the following kinds ever osered
for sale the United States which, from the advantages
d. psess both at home and abroad, their friends
and that they prepared to furnish such al
prices lower than the quality be bought at auction
GAS FIXTuRES.-ChandelieTs Brackets Hall and Map
tie Lights with other article connected with TINS de-
paIten endless variety Gas Pipes put into buildings
In superior promptly and at full 20 per cent less
than generally charged An invoice of imported Gas FIX
lures Just arrived in order TO show the vaey OF patterns
and comparative difference in price.
CHINA-Our assortment in this department has been se
eced with the greatest by house In PARIS which,
with painting and decorating executed on the prem
Uses complete that can offer the most extensive
and choice of Fancy Vases Dinner Dessert ana
Tea Sets that be found either in London Pas al Ut
per less than they be bought there or in This
GLASS-This department is complete with the cnoicest
and distinguishes patterns tskeched by our Dir laugh
won't at the Great Exhibition In London made Oh the very
finest material and and engraved under own in1ns
date superinendence. .
SUNDRIES-Plated Ware, Cutlery, French Clocks, Can
delabras and every variety OF Housekeeping Aees anu
Ornannented Goods at low prices
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CUPRENE COURT, Richmond County.--JohI

~ Isaac hf money Do
maud coniract Cos. not sey ITO ISAAC ANDERSON de-
ssdsui You hereby summoned and required 10 ansser The
Amended complaint this acon which viii be hd IN the once OF
CLERK OF the Rchaond lis oee IN the Cousu 81
the 7t ssy Of p s1, and 10 copy o your
answer TO he complaint subscriber, bs oe, No -
City, within days ser the Of
the day of such aei
the complaint within the lime Aforesaid, The
plaintiff this will take judsnext for tie Of
haned and dollars and ky three with oa
Thirty October Thousand ssht bnni and fsy
and with rom the tweatiet
March, Thousand ebt hundred and hfytwo, Decides hs
Of THE c-os--Da,ed New fork, April y lss2.
al lawlO~W Jk0 H. HEDLEf. Plaiatin's Attorney
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-
IN YORK and PHILADELPHIA dreot--U g. MAZE
and EXPRESS LINES-Throosh In u hour,-Nsw-Jersy
asSss we 5sss az . sns ssfI . = 4 5
Philadelphia at l2s and A. n and 81 P u. from foot Il
wslnut Fare reduced to = for antelas and q 50 e.
B4LTiMoRE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets sold ia the above lines and through bsass
carried in the A. H. and 81 p. N. lines tom Nsw-Yofk.
with through conductor
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.
i Trains leave pier foot Of Dusne-st follows:
ExPREss TRAIN stst A. NJ for Dunkirk, connecting With
fstclss steamboats, Tor Cleveland Ssndnsky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads 70 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at A. NJ for all stations
WAY TRAIN 7. NJ, via Permonf for 0tsvile
WAY Train al A r b. via Jersey City fog Otsviiie
NIGHT Express TRAIN At P N COX Dnkirk connecting
with fselss steamboat for Detroit direct connecting with
EMSnAST TsAiS sts P H. via Pierrnont
CHAs MINoT, Superintendent
OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
IN. ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-sED-
FORD and TAuNT0N Sr steamers G. WANDER
harry heretofore alternately leaving Pier No. North
River first wharf above Batterypsce daily, Sundays
arrival Of the mail train which leaves Boston 5.SoPM
For freight passage apply at the once, No 10 Battery.
place or on board the boats
VERMONT VALLEY and CON-
Meeting RAILRoADs.-Psssenges and freight for
Burlington, 81. JeIn.burg White Mountains oEdens6ush
and Springfield. Through tickets by Railroad at the N. Y
and n H. Office, IS Canalst, n. Y. Freehs by steamer
Traveller every day at Pm from Peckshp For psrtic
Glars apply to r. HYDE, Ag't, i52 South-st, N. Y
VNlNTER ROUTE TO CHICAGO.
w Trains Of Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroads daily SUNDAYS exceptedl IS follows;
Leave Monroe and Toledo sis AM arrive at Lsports
$50 PM thence passengers 20 by stage Plank Road u
worth and ~ :.ss i mile: Chicago Aasr Feb l. ),
Returning to Laporte same way-cars leave Lspcrss 81
$50 AN, and arrive 81 Monroe and Toledo az SIS M
Daily stages connect with Fort Wayne at Surgs with
and pisces the line with the principal towns north
and south. -,
At Toledo this line connects at 545 Pm. or Jam with
the South Shore by stage and railroad 20
Cleveland thence BY railroad and stage to Ere thence ~
railroad via Dunkrk TO Newfcrk by stage from Dunkrk
10 Buffalo, and by after Feb |.
The S p NJ train en- tho New-York and Erie Road, cen
meets with tire Lake Shore train. -
Passeu Cleveland take cars all the way TO ritz
burgh thence by railroad ana % miles staging 70 fhaaet
phia and New-York Baltimore and ashingtoR-AdriaB
Jsp "a tar9 ~ y WiSLiAnA SnnerneenaHss
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DARASOLS.-The subscriber offers for
sae richest styles of the lately introduced Pagoda
top Parasols would call the Of the trade
the they unequaed for richness being
posed Of the costly silks and Pearl and Ivory
iDgs. Also, various other styles. -
A. BONNIE, No. l2 Cedar-st.
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Gfeamboats an0 Railroads.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ JERSEY.-SPRING ARRANGEMENTS s
l852For Clinton and Intermediate places from Pier No.
p NJ, and at p NJ. for White House and intermediate
places and connects at Elzabehtown with trains on the
n. j. Railroad, which leave NewYork, from the foot Of
Cour;landst the hours Returning leave Clinton
at 9l5 A NJ 1880 NJ; Whitehouse at 3l5 freight 40
and $40 A. NJ and lao 7. Nj Sornervle at freight Sos
and 9O5 A NJ. and eos NJ Plandeld At $40 freight $40
rnd 9i5 A. NJ and 2f0 p NJ Elizabehtown at Ills aud
1880 A. NJ. and SIS p NJ.
Passengers for Esson Bethlehem, Allentown, wilkes
barre and Mauch Chunk, Pa and Pennington, NewGe
man own ~ j. will take the A. 81 train from ~ Y and
on tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for NewHampton,
Washington Belvdere, ~ j. Stages leave Somerie daily
for PeaTac and Pucksmine the ARRIVAL of the 2. NJ
train All baggage the risk Of the owners until delivered
into the actual possession Of the Of the Company and
checks receipts given therefor.
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EREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary

II measurement Goods are taken by the FALL
RIVER LINE from NETWORK to BOSTON at cents
per cot Ordinary Weight Goods AZ l2 cents lco ma
Other freight IN proportion Freight Will st ell nmes %
taken low Is by any rivsl route.
Nos 10 and III West-sk
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GENERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD

CEN ERAL TAYLOR'S HEAD
VI CHARTERS, Ne. rs Futon-st, corner of Godst-
elegant assortment Of Spring and Summer Clothing at
General Taylors Headquarters No rs Fuenst corner Of
Godst-Mr. g. SOUDER, manager and wholesale and re-
tail dealer in Clothing prepaedto furnish oil the garments
necessary for the completion Of genemans wardrobe at
prices far beyond the reach of competition By employing
more than superior wokmen he is enabled to boast OF
the durability OF his Clothing well as the unsurpassed ele-
rance of STYLES &c His assortment Of Cloths Cassimeres
Nesings &c. embraces the most desirable styles and have
been SELF cted with view Of combining beauty elegance
economy and Durability.
Mr. j. SOUDER still remains in the charge OF the custo-
ueIs department. where he has rendered himself so popular
by his success in atisfa tIy fitting gentlemen with durable
aud well made Clothing. j. SOUDER, superintendent
No. 76 Fulton-st, cor Gold.
N. b. large and excellent assortment OF youths and
chdrens Clothing always hand which will be sold at
conespondingly low pnces.
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CIRANDOLES, SOLAR LAMPS,

HaI Lanterns Candeabras, Brackets, Beangnet Hold
ers Fluid LanpsThe largest and best assorted stock IN
this city for sale at less than manufacturers pncss
5. S. REILLY, No. lS5 Canal.st, coz Laisht-st.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.
VERMONT VALLEY and CON-

Y Meeting RAILR0ADS.-Psssenges and freight for
Burlington So. Jensburg White Mountains OEdensbursh
and Montreal and ell intermediate towns via NewHaven
and Springfield. Through tickets BY Railroad at the ~ Y
and n H. Office, IS Canalst, n. Y. Freghts by steamer
Traveller every day at Pm from Peckshp For partic-
Glars apply to r. HYDE, Ag't, l52 South. st. N. Y.
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n Y. SUPERIOR COURT.-Sumneas for

NOTICE is hereby given, according 10 law,
IN 20 all persons having claims ag.nst WILLIAM sLADE,
late ofhe Of BROOKLYN Deceased that they required
vouchers thereof the subscriber, Js-eFh
Eahas place 81 Myriev. ia the Gus of
Brook the l1, of Aasasi sesiDa February
10, 1854. JOSEPH EALING, (rs..,.,.
III iavemWs GRO. WiNTiRS0N 'A"''
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Tor Sqcam and Freehold VIII N cOnntctux
with Stages to convey passengers to ell psr OF hs
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat o.
account of the
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account OF tn5 oWneS
NOR Without change of
II Can-FARE REDUCED. Regularity and Safety
Cornbned-The cars Of THE NETWORK AND HAN
LIN RAILROAD leave the City Hail Station, New York,
daily Sundays excepted, az O'Clock A. M[Neg- York
Ami Fl, 1852 NJ SLoAr, sopI
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IyOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and

IL FALL RIvER--The splendid and superior steamers
BAY sTATF Capt WIN. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
Capt Benjamin Brayon leave alternate days sondays
excepted nom Pier no. 5, II. R. the Battery q
Fo Freight apply board at the office, on Pier NO
TIsDALE L BORDEN, Aeents Nos. 10 and II WsstH
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NEW- ENGLAND LIV T. SIOCh IN
IN sURANCE COMPANY, Of New-Haven, Conn.
fsxNCH OFFICE No. Is Wallst- N. Y.
CAPITAL, $4,000.
NH Company insure Live Stock such dorses Cattle,
from death occanoned either from natural causes
s~,Ssnt or disease Of any description whatsoever.
THOMAS KENDRICK, President
0soreI r. REYNOLDS, Secretary.
GsoscI BucvLANB Inspector for NewYerk.
BURTON KENDRICK, Agent.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the SURROGATE

- 81 he Count, OF New io notice hereby 70 al sons
having csns aslst THOMAS NAHHR ate Of the cy Of New
Yot tcSse preset the with the voasheis eso TIE
ssbsctbct a hs RESIDENCE No N0s bo~cf the C % View
York before the hcenih Jaus nextDa,d New Ye,
hs day Of De,enbes, 1851.
do iA~onMs JOHN w. RIA, fxeceios
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~ vi V1IG N 10
The idea Of an iiincrant Capital 10 uDt 10
absurd after all. as some people seem to think.
Connecticut has an itinerant Capital. The Leg
,slaiure sitting alternately at Hartford and
New Haven. Rhode Island also has an hin.
Grant Cap'tal-her Legislature alternate. be-
tween newport and Providence. Name. If
We are moi mistaken. until recently had two
CaP'ials. Angnsis and Portland. There is
hardiy = os"te IN the Union. which has not
changed us Seat of Cow more ,hun
once. Tennessee has changed some half doz-
en- kentucky nearly a. often. and II is
contemplated I" remove her Seat OF Govern
men. ~ ''on'sV'ie. Alabama has had three
tSaP'a's = : ''as'' +" mol nore' and was near
wing y 'o"' y 'as' year. me STATE house at
S'on'eo'ne'y n"'ms "ecn horn'' Mobile aud
.,e'ma pom o"e'e" 10 make a present to tho
1'"'c OF all me necessary buildings as IN in
~ HeS" "a 70 ehahge the
scat OF government. The Government #
-'"'sl'"r mas 'a,e'y "'hera'ca rom New Or
al 70 p"''" n"nSe-tha' u M'ch'gan' from
D, ~ ''a's'ns-a"d F" mn OF the
r'ol'ua i-es's'a'are' Is now rambling over tho
'ou""'e'S "huer"csses and swamps OF The
Pe''n'u,', IN search 81 a local hab''"t'on and
name 'r 'ne'r seal o, government. and II rs
'aouenr, 'h'y WIZ "na,,y locate N the midst
., ohe~ L'ers'a''s' why should not V'rg'n'"
,""'.a'e as "e"as other o'ates' but serious
y mere are many good reasons tor removing
'"e oaP"a' rom richmond VI rather HERE
are s'rons ""lectons to as the seat
al "orern"en'. ~ me hrsf place Richmond
IS 'o" 'ash'ona"'e' ar's'ocrat'c and expensive;
7" u, e"HSe9"e"ce' I'D me SECOND place, II Is
W. d.sS'pa'rd ana immoral. There rs no
u"m :" '"c ""',u' 'na' the 1'ason 'f raising
'e "o.erh"r ) saia'y rom a nile over three,
Up 20 I'VE 'housahd dollars Vas 'hni the old
sa'ary whs mol sninc*nt to enable the Gover-
nor 10 MAINTAIN himself drcrn''y. m The midst
. 'ne "sn,e "' me Democracy OF
suppose S'"un'on or Lexington were the seat
81 government, does any man doubt. TINT
'osePh ana his brethren could iced i'gh on the
"ee'' potatoes butter, buck" neat and maple
s'Par o. me '"'ey' win nail their present snl'
af,es' us unnecessary to say an, thing OF 'le
morals OF Richmond. The town IS
be Tie head quarters OF faro dealers. strum-
re'sand rumsellers tor the Whole State. and
'nese creatures hnd Their best patrons among
'he members oi me Legislature
ne "'ost suHahie pace ~ me stare Tor The
Capital " ould he the highest point that could
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less sacred, when he m~isconstrues or e. to en-
force theml We humbly but earnestly sub
nit. that they are not. We humbly but ear
nestly maintain, that the lives and peace and
rights Of property Of the shareholders Of Vir-
ginia, are Of more importance than the politi-
cal and legal reputation Of Mr.. Joseph John
son; that the integrity of the laws and the mo-
rality of their domestic institutions, touch them
more nearly than party obligations. The del
ega'es should remember that they were not sent
to the Capitol to take care Of Governor John
sons fame. or TO shield his feelings. but to
watch over and protect the rights and interests
of their constituents. against every danger that
might menace them, come from what quarter
it might. and that this is a duty from which they
cannot shrink without political abasement and
representative treachery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-05-31
The President in reply said:

The Democratic National Convention meets
at Baltimore tomorrow. The New York
Evening Post presents q table Of chances,
which. it says. is prepared with great care.
giving the following result on the first ballot +:
Cass91; Buchanan IS; Douglas 2s; Marcy "a;
Butler "a; Houston IL; Lane Is; Allen IL;
Pierce 5; Dodge 9. This the Post thinks ill
be the result Of the first ballot. unless a certain
bogus delegate. who processes to have authori-
ty to cast the vote of South C%rrolina. is admit.
ted. In that event ten will be added to the
vote Of Douglas. The Convention will, in all
probability. adhere to the instincts Of the party.
AMI avoid all who have earned a reputation
and q name-as the Baltimore. Convention
Of "a abandoned all the celebrities Of the par
ty. and adopted q name SO utterly Insignificant.
that an indictment would not lie against him.
Its harder to run against a nobody. than to
oppose 40 actual substance. 1t required the
skill and grace Of Saladin to divide a Lady's
veil with his sharp scymetar. though it was
easy enough for Richard to raise his stalwsrt
blade and sever the rigid iron.