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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
THE YOUNG MEMS RALLY.

The WHO YOU'VE Men of our City
hold Mass Meeting at Tompkins- square
NEAR AvenueA and Seventh ST.. this cren
ing, to ratify the National nominations of
SCOTT and GRAHAM. Although very many
are now out Of the City, while a consdera-
bic body of our most energetic and spirited
young men have left for Niagara. yet we
have no doubt the gathering will be large
and spirited, and that the speaking will
richly reward attendance. Friends, one
ard all 90 over to TOmpkinssquare for a
couple of hours this evening! You will
see there an assemblage worth going many
miles to gaze on, and hear what will ami
mate your exertions for and strengthen
your hopes Of OLD CHIpPEwA's election.
Young Wings fail not in your attend
ance
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Oh,o-Nnig Convention.

The Wing State Convention at Colum'
bus on the 2lst was very fully attended. Tia
following are the only Resolves bearing on Ma
tonal Politics that were adopted:
Rtsolrtd, That We cordially approve Of the OF nouf
nation OF WINFIELD SCOTT aud w. a. GRAHAM Ia
PRECEDENT and Vice President and pledge to the w hr
of the Union our best efforts to secure their election.
Resolred That the oistn guished public services
Gen SCorr rendered with unvaryiLg success give al
pie guarantee at the interest and rights OF every
uon of this great Republic will be protected, preserved
and promoted While he holds the helm OF State.
Rssored Thst the Wings of Ohio tender their friend
in other States the that they enter the canvas
united In the great principles which dlstngui Ia
Wing party with abiding confidence that under In
veteran Chief who has often led our country mea
victory Ohio will contribute by her vote to ootala
gre at and beIifcent civic triumph
The following ticket was selected:
For Presidential Electors.
Seaatorial-EDW D. MANSFIELD, Wa. DENNIsoS, "a
Dia. Dist.
l-Chares Anderson, flames K. Stsnbery,
81 Scott Harrison, l3-John sherman,
Thomas j. Larsh. li-Smith Orr,
4-Johu w. Defrees, ia Banning Norton,
Daniel Segur l6-Alexander Lewis,
6-Hsnson L. Penn, l1-Roberi Moore,
John Milton Williams, lS-Van X. Humphrey
s-Willism Lawrence, l9-Wiiliam l. Perkins,
9-Sardis Berchsrd 2u-Silas Z. Clark.
l0--John l. Vanmeter, 2l-John A. Bingham.
ll-Willlam +. Firck.
For Supreme Court JaGge
DANIEL A. HAYNES, of Montgomery.
For Board Of PHbhc Worss.
DAVID H. BEAnDsLEY of Cuyahogs.
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Scott md Graham In Erie County.

Cor.ss pondence Of Tbs y. Y Tribune. -,
CoLLINs's CKNTRE, Erie Co. NY, 1aS ~ los
Horace GREELEY, ESQ.,: Pfesumihs
that you would Ike TO hear from "Old Colans'
the "banner Wing town" in Ere 20, a. ~ '-'
political prospects Of our gallant old 'li' 80
Gen. Winfield Scott, therefore this conuu'U
cation. The prospects are glorious. he nO'-~
nations of Gen. SCOTT and W. A. GRAHhn %e
well received here. 1t is true the Wings o. ''-,
town preferred Millard Fillmore, min WIN
they have always delighted to honor ou. a. III "a
Convention saw ft to nominate Gen. A'''N
Scott, in whom we recognize the soldier So
man and patriot, who has spent lsDg his 20 %
service Of his country life Of brilliant e.o %
paralleled success--whose deeds have adae' M
to the glory Of his country at home ana 80 80.
than. those Of any other living mar and III Ii
fame is coextensiye with the civilized =,
they will zeaiously support the ola iis'O 100.
every trust reposed in him he has shown u, D'o
es, talent for usefulness His history IS so, of
norton Of our national annals. The exc no, ana
his character are integrity justice, luds. IN the
Gtmness. His good deeds are ess,assn DEM
hearts ofhjs country men, ~hs thsi ss,Y, II -
otiats. Nothing remains TO i.h TIE 10"
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" THE CAMPAIGN LIFE Of GEN.
w The Life of Scott in German

Campaign Edition, with all the illustrations OF the
regular edition in English, will be issued before
the close of the week. Price (the same as in
Englishl s. per hundred, 30 cents per dozen, 8
cents siDgle-always cash. Orders from Club,
Committees, and individuals, are urgently re-
ouested. Now is the time to do good. Address,
Greeley g. McElrath, Tribune Office.
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z Thu Freebooter, a professedIy Anti
Rent pepper at Albany, but really supported and
managed by the LocO-Foco wire workers to Sc
cure Anti-Rent votes, accuses The Tribune of
assoilmg and traducing the Anti Renters, charg-
ing them with assassination, midnight outrages,
&c, &c. Nothing can be farther fro the truth
Long before the Anti-Renters had found favor in
the eyes Of the present managers of The Free
holder, We earnestly and patiently defended them
nom such charges as are now brought against
them, explaining that the great majority Of their
number were honest, peaceful, worthy citizens
who earnestly believed las we do) that Feadal
Tenures were Incompatible with the public well
fare, and were laboring TO overthrow them by
lawful means. We lost many subscribers by these
articles, especially after the kl;ag OF Sheriff
steele IL Delaware Co., but we ssoed ~ favor OF
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URttLEY & McELRATH,
Publishers, Tribune Buildings, New-York.
II WHY IANT A WIEIG-ALlt

Ter to an LaQniriag Friead-By HORACE GREE-
LrY-beiDg calm and lucid statement of the
grounds of radical difference between the two
greSt parties which divide the American People
and the authors reasons for preierring and sup
porting the Wing party: large and fair
pamphlet Of lGpages: Price $lOper thousand
81 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen, . cents
singlv
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thanks of the Anti. Renters On that Or a., "a,

thanks OF the Anti. Renters On that Or say o.Al.
occasion.
The Albany RegiStsr THE PATRON or,els, :.
Gently assailed US most senomously on a char.
of incorporating the recent shooting eas I.
Rensstla'r County SO az 10 screen the As.-
Renters from merted obloquy. The Frerl,4..
now assails US on precisely oppOsit. gro,,l,
Both arc wrong. Paragraphs have Appeared !.
our columns tmain'y Teegraphic) putting the ga.
one way or another, but We have ha no ir,e,.,,
and 10 wish but 10 elicit and set fcrSh tina n,l.I
truth. We cannot alsays take time 10 eo,rec, a
that we dee Objectionable or inaccurate in our p.
egraphic Dispatches many of which are received A.
ter the Editor has left the Office Tor the night Az
others when he is absent from town but our r,,i.,
know that we are not aud never were dispo,,J !.
sssail tire Anti. Renters unjustly nor Judge thu.
harshly. Let us say again. and once Tor al. th,,
pine.tenths Of them, so far as we know thes
thoroughly dsspprove Of all violence, outrage ,D5
lavlesmess in behalf of their objects, and a.,
fully aware that every outrage committed in N,
name of Anthem. is q serious damage 70 tn.
cause. Should any paragraph creep into III,
Tribune implying the opposite of tlis, our
readers will underst and that we do not concur !.
IFS views
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

MARYLAND.-A meeting in Baltimore
chose the following Delegates to the NatiOnd
Free Soil Convention at Pittsburgh, August II;
Messrs William Gunnison, +. Il. Cunningham, j.
T. Austin, DIR. b. +. MarshaII, DR.. J. Il. Snoa
grass and Lloyd N. Benson.
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Fer Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
Etnopsaa Circulation win be issued on WE'D.
NEsDAY MORNING at 9 o'clock. 1t viii contain
all the Latest News up to the time Of going to
press. Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mail
ing,can be had at the desk. Price SiI Gents
The asia sails from this port on Wednesday at
IL O'clock.
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SUDDEN DEAru. The Hot Weather

togeiheT with overloaded ard unhealthy condition Of the air
hed wNh poisonous mSaIiss OF Cholera and other gase'
exeIois its sGeden and miasmsfis effects upon the sys
TEN, productive OF the fatal consequences II
Cholera attacks the system, Ste poison quickly 6iusd
through every Part OF the bodyit chis sasnatss aid
thekens The blood, stops from circulating ihsu ccaaps
tpasms Vrtp ching pans aud vomiting take place, the
oTgens ard scTeiioLs Frustrated and he whole ma
chineTy OF the system thrown cut Of oder ard ii
action not quickly obtained death win soon take plaza
RAoWAY'S RFADY RELIEF will IN most cases save lie
Taken Internally II VIII iupst life and heat TIE
blood snd set Il circulating freely and hsahfly 1t will
neuze the Poisonous malsra Of Cholera Z viii stoo al
sickness o. stomach; aud alay ell irntatOnS Applied
eNte1rsly & viii excite the skin 70 healthy action,
stop the camps and spssms, ard restore equal AID
healthy scron to all psIts OF the body. RADWArs
REGvtAToH will tree The Bowels ton Ell pOiso1ous and
reaEd bnmoTs and regulate all the secretons a5-
soreerts Of Liver Kidneys stomach, Bowels &c gu
lar scftn They neither gtpe scken abs patient They
regulate the Liver well the Bowels their acton Is
oues ~ tl0m all drastic puEsave Pills hich act Sly
uPOh the Novels They alike upon all the organs OF the
Ss.m They I'D the Liver Kidneys Stomach secretion
We sin snd eXcreiions Of their unhealthy and
.sesnnso hamoss, 81 wei the Bowels OF hsir
=. S and acrimonious deposits They give siren fh
81. SsSnS Ter by regulains, they Strengthen; While
Sfeist eeii,n produced bv the drastic purgi1g Of
49, s islar s VII weaken aud PROSTATE not only tie
80 ~ ' 60 Tue common puts only act but al OIL or
EE nao ..s ktGut AToRs are entirely vesst,lls
1880 rs,ists ,SSaeh insore regu AID healthy d.
$50 ~ ere ne whole system and viii preveot ans
tuocen Sussex OF holera Shin lever ~ g., ~
ing epidemic and when used In sor2 ~ ee
LiEF W.T. IN most csses cure tho In -, -. ~ n ~
the u.ost fatal elSeses 4 r. OHcS ~, ,s ~ 'l
Or GuoN No. - Bovery; HsNIY JoNTs s,Ss s,. r.
BAoSER, Hewxrs. 49, S''s S'nsi "
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To COrrcspon,,eut..

4 SVGeAt asks our opinion Of Secret SJcisti,s IN
CoHtSes We should require a definition of the
term before attempting to give su opinloa thereon.
"A student should bear in mind that about tbs most
eowsrdly and indeensibe Secret Sociery we knoy h
thai composed Of one member who writes letter and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
REPUTATION ON A SOLID BAsIs.-For

twenty five wears the firm Of W.T. JENNINGS Co have
manufactured and sod the most elegant and fashionaoe
ready made Clothing in New York During that time ney
have the even OF their way advertising mod
eaey suo quietly and trusting 10 the merits OF their cotn
custom 81 t in the newspape ioI the up rss ana
season has been one of unprecedented success and
styles goods introduced by them, exclusively
have beyond thing they have heretofore offered
n he period Of heat 10 upon and Jennings
Co respectfully invite the public TO examine their extra light
COeta Sacks Vests PsntaoDns &C. Manufactured expressly
for midsummer weather In cut and style they are unap-
rscbeo In this or any other market and the prices
uma moderate Gentlemen requiring suits or parts OF suits
made on the instant can be accommodated 10 few hours
THE most accomplished cutters only employed In the
establishment JENNINGS TO-. IaI oioaowaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

" Gov. ROBERT MCLELLAND of Mich.
igan has declined a reelection. lie says he cant
afford to be Governor Of Michigan for 81 500
year but if Gen. Cass had been nominated, we
guess he pOuld hare afforded to try for it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

trade by his position in the fishery. Brother
Jonathan is of in the habit Of beng driven, now
ever and if John Bull maises anything py INC
effort, he will please let us know -,
Vauous accidents will be found reported unde
mr. TeIerraphic head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

CoNGREss.-The Senate was not in ses-
sion on Saturday. In the House, short debate
ensued upon bill to arm frontier settlers against
Indians, &c, the River and Harbor bill was looked
at and the session closed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26
T TIE EMPIRE STATE CONSERVATIVE

is new and large weekly just started at canaohar'
NY, by VIM. s. Hawley. It's ayowed aim and enas
opposition to the Maine Law and TO any lessisnon
the Sort The frat No. eyinces tact and good teinpa,
and is much better paper Of It's Kind than you WOE"
be likely to anticipate. 81 per anpum In ADVANCE
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, MONDAY, JULY &c. 1852.
Tor President
WINFIELD SCOTT OF new.Jersey'
For pcs-Prestdenl,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of North Carolina

~ The Tribune 70 served In this CITY. Brooklyn. WI
nsnsburgh and Jesy City for N cents per week payable
70 the essu Names sent through the or Penny
Post viii be promptly placed upon the Carrier books
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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Lends the Column .-Forward !!
Now. brothers, SOW is the heurr

The publishers Of The Ne,1- York
Frune proaer copies OF their regular and full Weekly
issue eighi large pages each six columns Of Literature
Politics and News for the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 9TH of August and
closing with Nov 25th when conf iently hope TO
announce their triumph,-on tho following terms:
] copy for the 10 weeks ~ ~
copies, 10 one address. W
copies DO do''....''..''..'.'''''''''' y w
2S copies do do Observation-Disclosures. %
Payment In all cases to accompany the order.
The selection of WINFIELD ScOTT for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice.President has grs!lEed
our ardent wishes and ghened earnest hopes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. ScoTTis
the very man fitted and marked out by his heroic
achevementshis lnestimabe services, critical pc
RODS In preserving our National tranquility and prevent
Ing the efuson of blOed-by his unquestioned lnteg
rty his selfdevong patriotism his unsecdona position
and bis humanity-to unite the Wing Masses In
ihuslasc invncibls host and lead them to victory
SO believing, we have labored and hoped for his nom-
nation and we now confidently look to the result to
Justify our sangulne antclpahOns.
The TRIBUNE, standing on its own Platform ard
moving no other authority but truth will do Its utmost
for the election of SCOTT and GRAHAM but will not
be absorbed by Political discussion. We have chosen
TO proffer Campaign subscribers largo sheet rather
than small and cheaper one, because the postage 10
the same and because we wish TO extend tie knowl-
edge Of what The TRIBUNE hsbltually is The letters
of our Associate BAYARD TAYLOR, who next writes W
from Syria the ruins Of Nineveb Constantlnople &C.,
viii appear every week, with reviews of new Books,
Proceedings of Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News of the Day. If there is another journal
In America more valuable or interesting than The
TRIBUNE, 1t is not because more moneyor labor 10
spent thereon.
All the Editions Of THE TRIBUNE are printed lnlarge
Qusrto FORM sheet 81 by 42 inches showing eight
large and compact pages of reading matter. About half
the Daily Ia devoted TO Advertisements, very few
Of which appear In other Issues. No ten dollar
daily In the world contains reading matter than
TUG TRIBUNE, which Ia afforded at SIS per annum or
elIS for three months.
SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE:
One copy (per Annum) So; Two do. SIS; Ten do. So
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One copy (per annum) So; Three do. S.; do. sl0
Twenty do. TO one address) SEQ
+4*Psyment IS in all cases required in advance.
Subscriptions for The CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE or either
Of our regular Issues, respectfully solicited All
no'eS Of specie paying banks taken at par aud may be
RENTED at risk. Please address
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Publishers, Tribune Buildings NeW.York
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e The KENosHA TRIBUNE, spirited
and interesting paper, has just been started at hsnoan
Gsrmerly Southport Wisconsin. ]! goes lts lens'n%
SCOTT and GRAHAM.
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E We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our office and examine
the following Campaign publications. Tn ic
were prepared under the auspices OF Inc
Central Committee of the friends OF Ten
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
tbentic and efficient, and are sold at the
hare cost of Paper and Printing. There
ougbt to be at least One Million Copies IN
circulation before the end Of July. Friends
of The Cause call and see if you don't
want to supplyevery house in your County,
Town or Ward with
" THE CAMPAIGN LIFE Of GEN.
SCOTT, with 26 illustrations Of the most event.
t scenes of his usious career including the Battles
of Chippewa, Lundys Lane, Ccrro GoTdo, Contreras'
Chapultepes, &c. with his protection OF the Iran prs
oners In Canada, &C. &c-s large, handsome pamphie'
of ir.ytwo pages on fine paper-is ready at tn TIT
suu. Office this morning. Price g. per hundred, 10
cents per dozen, 3 cents single.
Also,
SCENES In THE LIFE OF GEN. SCOTf
"a broad sheet to be- hung up In dwellings and pubic
psces-with eighteen spirited iustraaons-wi also be
ready and will be afforded for $40 per thousand, STA
DER hundred, OF cents singy. Terms, Cash innex0y'
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II The RANDOLPH Who, by c. n
Judion, is new weekly, In Csttsraugus County, IL
and of the hanesomest and most spirited oarnlSh
the State. We trust the Wings will give i!a gens~"
suppoTtl
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" Rev. c. w. DEYIsoN, long noisy
Abolitionist, late a Webster Unionst, now pro-
fesses to issue a paper gratuitousy in support
Pierce and King! He need MT take that trouble
we can elect Scott without.
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o1TIcE or the ASSOCIATION FOR the E Ni1I
VI NEw.YoRE, 18th July, 1854

OF The iND NFw.YoRx, 18th July, 1852.
T The Association tor the ExalolIiOh
AZ the Industry Of all Nations awe noues .Is' .ne "a
hib win Be opened 70 the S Authorities have granted
~ Of Reservoir Square and they are proceeding
e. sreot thereon building worthy OF tne ~ ~ ~
=. - Ssvoso The Association desire to make the tx-
h,Son 10 fact as well in name represrn tanon ron
otbeT countries well a. Their own OF ~ M 40
fpcace, bn oosds Arrangements with Charles Buschsk,
Fsn late Commissioner OF the Austrian Empire az tne m
S,isI xhihion of London. whose sk ex 2erence and
bsb character the most satisfactory security 70 cont
Rbsk Il the authorized agent Of this Association,
Tor All countries other than the Continent OF America ana
sueh he has RECESSED its instructions All communications
tom contributors abroad must be addressed to him Inc
Office OF the Exhibition VI the Industry Of oil Nations In
NewYofk +" No Chadns Gross, London he VIII state 70
them the Of the powers given and authority conferred
and will also explain the sreat pducemens offered oy tn
enterprise TO European Exhibitor The Association WIN
correspond With all persons 10 the United States the Oana
as sId British Provinces the West Indies ard this Gont
neut generally who may desire contribute 70 this Exn
b;ti All such Communications ms st De addressed 70
secretary Of the Association for the Exhibition Of tne In
ready receive applications, end II ls Desired l
sent in immediately Due notice WIN bs recenton Of anti
ces Applications for the admission Of ooece 70 tno ~
hibitiop represent nte the haeu az S Rs
and must also distinctly the nunoe OF Squae ~
srbe1ber of Wall Floor OF Counter, required. .r
Machinery will be exhibited IN rnos9o-tne S the
admission Of Machinery TO De so exnloeo IN c. Snust
the general description and the requisiuon IoI hso
80 fy te amount of Motive Power required Ihe h'so
citation deem il proper announce that Psntng IA
VII he ex Inhibited As notwithstanding the
The nronosed Building there must, necessarily oe "a
fon nj ,pace the Association also reserves tne Hsut "
modify or reject applications but. In 80 dong WIN
rnsd nv strict paay looking only to the seneraoo
Sets 81 The Enterprise The Association also reserves se
i'm OF determining the length Of time not 70 exceed IN
.py case ore season during which objects shall. seversy
,,o mart of the Exhibition. Exhibitors are requested 70
synste an AgeI whom their contributions shall Dc ae
Gyssed when withdrawn fon the Exhibition Pnzes inr
excellence In the various de oatments OF the Exhibition VIII
hs sed under the dire ;on Of capable anc eminent per
go ~ the P, oductiye Intellect aud Industry Of their own
ana other Countries. THEODORE sEDO"lCh, IIes~
WM WHETTEN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Mortimer Livingston, Ebert j. Anderson
AlheTt peI Philip Burrows,
Ansns, Belmont Johnston Livingston,
Alex Hamilton, Jr, Charles w roster;
George L. Schuyler, The ldore Sedg"lch.
The office Of the Company Is NO. % broadway, "H7ie
copies of this CIRCULAR be obtained
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II MASSACHUSETTS, will hold her Wing
State Convention at Worcester, Sept. |.
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~ TIE WIG ALMANAC for la52 contains the comps
vote for President In 1914 and ls4a For sae At 'n once
Price Ia cent? ID can b obtained In Baltimore '"
sszs q Tsylora
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~ DR.. POWELL, Oculist, Aurist, &C.,
stens esFecisy to diseases OF the Eye ana Ear nom
sto O'clock daily, at bis residence, No 502 Broadway;
where can be had bis Treatise tho Eye, and his Esr
Fountains also Artificial Eyes which inserted without
operation, and VIII move an0 look ike the natural
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-26

lhu5lt Will be seen tnat our 'DemOclaClc
Congress, which oryears has given US moth
ing in the way of appropriations for Rivers
and Harbors, now propose to dole out the
miserable pittance Of million and half
of dollars, and that most grudgingly for our
whole Atlantic coast and immense inland
Lake and River Navigation. And for this
mere drop in the bucket, we are no doubt
indebted more to the fact that an important
election is at hand than to any disposition
on the part of the Sham Democracy to in
dulge in anything approaching beneficent
legislation. They feel that they must G,
through the motions of doing something
for the people in order to secure their votes
for their anti-Improvement candidate for
President. We shall see whether the vot-
ers are disposed to be caught by such cheap
chaf. The Wings will Of course offer
amendments calculated to make the bill
something like what the interests of COM
merce and welfare Of the People demand
and ii the ocs-Focos persist in their pres
ent determination to vote down all such
amendments, why, then we must take what
they are reluctantly disposed to give US,
and trust to the Ides of November for
something better in the failure.
We hope yet to see in the American
Capitol Congress which will not regard
every measure calculated to develop the
resources of the country and bring wealth,
prosperity and happiness TO the people, as
unconstitutional.
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~ FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists
aud Publishers Clinton Hail. No 1871 EaSsaus New York.
and No. 1f2 Washipg ton-st, Boston,
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CANCERS AND SCRoFULA.-l will UNDER
take 70 cure any one afflicted with cancer or scofaa with
my Electro Mare etc Msgc Saye and a simple hero tea
the Ingredients Of which will make known 20 the patent
make charge il fail For tho cure, my charge shall
be moderate; and for the poor gratuitous.
SAMUEL B SmITH, No, 297l Broadway.