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SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles P. Freeman g. Co.,


(LATE FREEMAN, HODGES & co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
Conc Door South of Liberty. .Stree,.)
la4 8ROADwAY-NEW YORK,
HAVE OIL hand, and will be receiving
III daily through the season, New Goods,
direct from the European manufacturers. and
cash auctions, rich, fancy, Fashionable Silk
Millinery Goods. Our stock Of Rich Ribbons,
comprise every variety Of the latest and most
beautiful designs imported.
hlnny of our Goods are manufactured express.
ly to our order, from our own designs and pa
terms, and stand unrivalled. we offar cur
Goods for nett Cash, a, lower prices than any
credit House In America can afford.
AL purchasers will find il greatly 70 their
interest to reserve n portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety Of Rich
Cheap Goods @
Ribbons rich for Bonneta, Caps, Snshes &c Belle.
Bonnet Silks, Satins Grapes, LiEsea g. Tarletons
Embroideries, Collars, Chemisets, ,Capes, ,Berthaa
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, anu Inser,ings
Embroidered Reveire, Lace, and Hems,it9h
Cambria H,tkfs
Blends, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces foR
Caps.
Embroidered 1acss for shawls, Man,illas. ants
Wells.
Hohi.on, Mechlin, yalcncienes. and Broasels
Lnces. ssa
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna, trisls
Thread and Cotton Lnces.
Kid, llsls Thread, Silk, md Sewing Sifk,
Gloves and Mitts. ~ :.
French and American Artificial Flowers.
French Lace, English, American and lsaiian.
Straw Bonnels and Trimninga. lg
March 9, 1882. e0-.f
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ID. ]. WlNlG, ss
NIERCHHANT TAnL,OR.

Would respectfully inform his friends and
the public gene rally that he now hna on hand
ana ofta m for sale reasonable terms o. largo
ana splendid assortment Of Glothas Gassitsels
and vSstIngH, with Hnta, Caps, fre1l
suspenders, Cravats, Socks, fiRe lin.
I'M en- and Merino Shirts, Drawers, u
Gloves, handk erchiefs, Umbrellas, &e.
Men and Boys Reany Made Cleihing Of eve.
ry description and variety n
Complste Military Outfits, Uniforms, Swordp.
FL anlstts, &c, furnished at short netiee al,
Uniforms for Sumter Rifiamen furnished on
reasonable terms. NJ ~ 80
0His veatinga are peculiarly rich, consisting
Of far richer patterns than ever previously sx.
hibited In this market
Oct. 3e, 1851 81 Tt If
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New Goods and New Store
EstraV Notice,

' Stayed, about month ago,
LC-A from the subscriber at P,ncvilc,
Charleston District, a GRAY MARE.
somewhat below medium size, ard about
six years old. She has long hoois was
without shoes. and in her LETT pastcrn be-
hind seems to have been strained.
Any information concerning her would
be thankfully received, or reward. paid
upon the delivery of her tn the subscriber.
G. II. McAlASTER.
March Is, 1852. 2s-2t
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The Abbeville Banner. of the 10Th

The Abberillc Banner of the 10th
inst, says: David Parkerson, charged
with robbing the mail on. the route
leading from Washington to Abbeville,
was: brought up for trial before the U.
8. District Court, at Marietta, on Nom
day last. He plead guilty to the
charge, and was sentenced by Judge
Nicol, in consideration of his youth, to
six months; imprisonment in the COM
mon Jail Of Cobb county.
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Notice.

All persons having demands against tho
late Samuel Tate, deceaaed, will please
hand them to the subscriber for payment
on or before the first day of January next.
And persona indebted to deceased viii
make settlement also with the subscriber,
p. J.TATE. Adm'r,
Feb. 90, 1852 1s--lm
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Mr.. Thrashcr is on his way back to
this country. a letter from Gibraltar,
dated January 3Oth, states that lie was
there, and about to proceed to Madrid.
Letters from him mention the kind
treatment he has received ever since his
arrival i,N Spain, and other Americans,
in their letters home, hcasz hszz..t testimony
+, to the same effect.
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WAREROOM.
II. WI. ANDREWS

esTISSgg7s5Ezsss5ssasss, TAKES this method OF
Es informing the citizens OF
= Sumterville and vicinity that
he has opened in SumterviIle, opposite the new
Presbyterian Church, q CABINET WARE.
ROOM, where he will keep for snle, cheap, all
such furniture as comes under this department.
OF his trade, which he will warrant of good
maternal and will furnish for cnsh. at Chnrles-
ton prices, all descriptions of Furniture mnde.
Repairing executed n she shortest notice. -
out delay. ''''
All the subscriber nsks ia o fair trial, and
hope. by punctua! attention to business and
February II, 1859. 17-ly.
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--@h.. N.~.Ns.-

DEATH OF Cor. G. G.. SELLERs.-
Died, at hisl residence near Camden,
Wilcox county, on Saturday last, goth
inst, Col. {. G. Sellers: for many years
Il prominent member Of our State Sc
nate, and n distinguished member of
the Bar. la every point of view, he
was one ni' TIC most respectable men
in the S'n 6. and his death has created
a void, particularly i'll the county Of
Vic 'x, that will be difficult to fill.
1NOnNomcyN lAIa.l .IdreriiScr.
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CoSyIcTIoN FOR FoRGERY.-ln the
case of the State VS.. Charles j. Grain
ger, for forgery, tried in the Court of
Sessions yesterday, the jury found the
dctcls lsdant guilty, Mt a late hour ycstcr-
day evening. There are two other in
dictmSnts against the same defendant
for the same CAar. Courier,
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MANrFAcrUREHs, NoRTH AND SoUTH.
Some Of the wool and cotton manu-
facturers at the North complain of
dull trade and declining business.
The cotton manufactures at the South,
however, are prospcring amazingly,
and increasing all the time.
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CoLLrsIoN AT SEA.-We learn says
the Winyaw Observer; of the Goth
inst, that as the steamer Charleston,
Captain Relyca, was coming over the
Bar at Georgetown, she unavoidably
came in collision with the sloop Edwin
Forest, Captain Wright. Some dam
age was done to both steam boat and
sloop. We are not sufficiently posted
up to say where the blame attaches.
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The State Of South Carolina,

Fg-
The State of South Carolina,
SUMTER DIsTRICT.Is Eau,rY.
Laurence H. Belser
Robert c. Myers, lion and Reliet:
William S. BeIscr, fafh "Sit3f
Harvey Skinner.
II appearing to my satisfaction that
William y. Belser, one of the Defendants
in the above stated case. is absent from, and
without the limits of the Sinte of Soutl,
Carolina. 1t is ordered that the said Will
liam s. Belser Go plead. answer or demur
to the Complainamt's Bill Of Complaint
within the time prescribed by law or, an
order pro confesso may be taken against
him
w. F. B. HAYNSWORTH, .
stT sa5. Cofn'r Eq. 3. d. {.
Feb. 2lst.5 1852 81 q ;gsat l9-3m b
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N. CRA m E,
Manufacturer of Buaggfes,
LIGHT CARRIAGES. &C. -

Returns his sincere thanlss to 77E77t NJ
e.he citizens of Sumter District sS-I%Za.
Tor their liberal patronage hither. Ql2z--.Sa2- "
TO bestowed and begs leave 10 inform them that
he keeps constantly on hand the above articles
Of his own manufacture and warrants the same
to be of the best material, Workmanship, and Of
tho Charleston prices, and as to durability, no
comparison; to be convinced, you viii p!enss
call at his Carriage Repository on Broad Street,
under ths Town Hall and examine for your
selves.
With twenty years experience, ard Libersy's
aid, q
He'll vie with the country and the aria OF
his trade.
May l4,h, 1851 90 f
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Notice to Stockholders,

ALL Stockholders in arrears 60 the Brad
ford Springs Female Institutc Company are re-
qured to make full pa, rnent before retsira day
in March ne1t4--to the subscriber or 10 Wii.taia
Lewis, Esq, In Sun.eryille.
BY order of the Board.
EDWIN CATER, Sec'ry & Treas.
February 2, 1882. 6 l5-;f
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kossUTn GoING.-lt is stated that
koSsuth will sail from Boston for Eu-
rorc, early in May; and that he ex-
poets revolution to occur in Hungary
in July. Wonder how much of the
. material aid" he takes with him. We
hope he will leave some of our inter
vention politicians lock of his hair.
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Torch-Light Procession !!

A Public Meeting of the Sons of Tempe.
II rance, Sumter Division No IL, will
take place on Thursday the SM of April,
at o'clock, p. NJ. at the Temperance
Hall. All Sons of Temperance are invited
to join the Procession. An address may
he expected from His [onor judge O'NEAL
Past Grand Worthy Patriarch. Procession
to be formed at Temperance Hall precise
" at 7 o'clock J. II. CLARK, RS.
March %, 1852. 22-:}t
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Encourage Home Manufae.
! a!.I 49,. fNreG. -. - -. Z.

THE Subacriber, grateful. for the liberal
patronage heretofnre bestowed upon
linn, takes this method Of informing tho p-ople3
Of Sumter and the adjoining Districts, ,tfha, no
still continues to carry on the CARRIAGE L and
HARNESS MAKING buainess in all its vnri-
GUS branches, ut his stand in Bishopville, IS. @.
He smaking large additions TO his Establish.5
ment, 80 as TO enable him to manufacture every
thing wanted, in his line, as the shortest notice,
md in q style of workmanship equal 10 any in
The Southern Stn.es. He has in his employ e1-
perisnred Pc workmen, and is; wen supplied wish
and Monntings Of the ialest style.
All new work done in his line will be war;
ranted IL months and repaired without charge
If II fail in that time. He will do repairing as
the shortest notice, and in any person living
at q distance should want repairing done, ifthey
will write to that effect, he will send for tho
job, and return 1t when done.
JAS. w. AnfBROaE. 81
N.B-His TERMS are as reasonable as any
person could expect. .s'h 81
Bishopville, s. c., March 9, 1852. 20-1y
E5 Black River Watchman will copy Six
months. J.. Wa g
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The physicians at Boston pronounce
Mrs. Mowatt to be seriously, but not
dangerously injured, there being no
internal leison. One of her ribs is
broken, and her hand and arm much
confused. Her ultimate recovery is
confidently anticipated.
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The celebrated yiolinist Ole Bull,
has been invited by sundry members
of the Senate and House ofReprescn-
tativcs Of tho United States, and Of
the Executive Department at Wash
ington, to give musical Concert in
that city, to which he has consented,
and the Concert is to take place
this evening.
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SEP EClAL NOTICES.
Law Notice.

The undersigned will attend promptly to al
Collections and otIor LEGAL. BUSINESS placed
in The hands Of either Of them, for the Districts
of Charleston, Sumter, Richland, Kcrslaw
and Darlington.
JAMES d. BLANDING,
SumtcrviIle.
WILLIAM RLANDlNG,
81 Broad.S ST., Charleston
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SANTA ANNA ABoUT.-Undcr the
head of additional from the Pacific, the
New York Herald publishes letter
mentioning some particulars concerning
the movements of Santa Anna, by
which it seems that he is cndcavoring
to regain his power in Mexico, by ell
listing the sympatlics Of the people of
Acapulco.
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For GovERNoR.-Coloncl w. J.
Taylor, State Senator from Kershaw,
has been nominated in the Camden
Journal for the Office of Governor.
He would make good one
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The MoRMoas.--lVe learn from a
California paper,4 tllat a deputation of
Mormons have visited that city; and
that Mormon settlement in the Val
Icy of the Gilais to be established.
Great activity prevails in the prepara.
tions tor the new colony, and those
qualities of energy, Industry, and con-
centrated effort which have character
lied the Mormons from the first, are
manifested very conspicuousIy on the
uila. The object Of. the Mormon
leaders is to open communication
with the Pacific, with view to the es-
tablishment Of q port at or near San
Diego. The plans Of policy of these
puoplc look far ahead, and Indicate a
full confidence on their part in. the per-
i,,anenoy oftheir organization and its
increasing power. H.,
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N O tiCe

TIE Subscriber having recently purchased
,he entire STOCK OF GOODS, belonging
formerly to Mclloy d. Jones, consisting of every
thing that ran be found in n store for town or
country consumption, offers them at very re-
duced prices for Cash or good paper. He solicits
share of the generous public patronage.
l.. NJ. McROY.
March %, 1852. 22-iw
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Dry Goods for Fall Trade
IN CHARLESTON.
w. G. BANCROFT,
253 and 255 KIHu.SrREEr.

253 and 2s5 KiT1.SrREEr.
Zone door below Wentworth Street)
We would ngain respectfully invite the at,en.
tlon of our friends and customers in tho country,
TO our extensive Stock Of DRY GOODS, when
they visit our City. Always in hnnd
: SOUTHERN MANUFACTURED,
Consisting Of Georgia PLANES and Keiseys.
Alabama do do.
Plain and Striped Osnabergs.
Blcnched und Brown Domesiics
SUPER DUFFIL BLANKETS-DIRECT
IMPORTATION.
. We would also particularly invite attention
onr IMPORTATION of SILKS and DRESS
GOODS, being one of the LARGEST
STOCKS IN THE SOUTHERN COUNTRY.
We nre also prepared to furnish every article
IN the Dry Goods Lane, viz IIosiex, Golvea,
Linens, Flannels, Cloths Cashiers, BombaZinea,
Alpaccas, AIerenocs, AIoussellnin de I.aines,
Piaids, Jnconets and Swiss Muxlins, Furniture
Dimity: Prints. Ginslams, Shnwls, Laces, Edg-
ing, Ribbons, Trimmings, &C., &c. "a
September %, 1851. 4s--E$sS&
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MoRE WHALEs.-Capt. A. Magce,
of the steamer Nina informs us that he
saw two whales off Bulls Island, on his
passage rom Georgetown yesterday.
There appears to be considerable
number OF them along the coast.
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Dissolution,

THE STORE KEEPING BUSINESS
i heretofore carred on in Sumierville.
under the name of COGIILAN g. O'CONNOR
is this tuy dissolved by it's own limitation, and
the withdrawal of T.. J. Coghlan.
Persons indebted to the firm can make pay.
ment to either of the parties, the name Of the
firm will bs used in liquidation.
II. COGIILAN.
TIIOS. O'CONNOR.
THE business formerly conducted under
L The name of COGHIAN e. O'CON-
NOR will be conducted by Mr.. II. O'Connor,
on lis account nj the old stand. The subscriber
respectfully recommends him to the patronage
Of hi friends and ucIuaintnnces.
Il. J. COGIILAN.
March 6, 1852. 2O-3,
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Rail Road Notice.
. ~ o.

OFFICE w. g. Nj. II. X. Co,
Marion e.. H., March 8, 1852.
THE Stockholders of the Wilmington g.
L Manchester Rail Road Company are
hereby notified that the THIRTEENTH
INSTALMENT OF Five Dollars per Share
on their subscription is required to be paid
on or before the lst day Of April, 1852.
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
= JOHN MCRAE, Jr., Treas.
March l6, 1852 2l-3t.
s5H- The Black River Watchman is re-
quested to copy until the LIST of April.
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Through Fare from Charles
ton to Baltimore $l7.50,
to Philadelphia $19,
and to New York $40.

ESsszs=sEsssa .SsEaaz.sIsIsss Iss-tss1sS aassESaS:
TIE GREAT MAIL ROUTE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot OF
Laurens.st. daily at 8, p. IN. after the
arrival OF the Southern cars, via WILL
MINGTON, N. c., from which point
two daily trains are dispatched at 8 A. NJ;
and Up. NJ; the 8 o'clock only connecting at
Weldon with the lines 10 Petersburg,
Richmond, Washington, Bal'i more, Phila-
delpha, and New-York. The public is
respectfully informed that the steamers of
these lines, are in first rate condition, and
are navigated by well known and ex-
perienced commanders; the Rail Roads
are in fine order, Uhe Wilmington
and Weldon. as well as the Seaboara
and Roanoke having recently been relaid
with heavy TraD thereby securing both
sufety and despatch. BY these routes
passengers awaiting themselves of the
FIRST TRAIN may reach Baltimore in
40 hours. Philadelphia in 45 hours, and
New York in 80 10 hours; and by the
SECOND TRAIN they arrive in Bal
trnore in SO hours, Philadelphia in sc
hours, and New-York in fl I-2 hnurs.
Through tickets can alone be had from
E. WINSI.OW, Agent Of the Wilmington
and Raleigh Rail Road Company. at the
office Of the Company, foot Of Laurens
street, Charleston, S. c., 10 whom please
apply.
March 90, 1872 22--tf
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DEATH OF WIN. $. kISc.-We are
panied to announce the death of our
respected brother Editor, Col. King,
of the Courier. who departed this life
at o'clock yesterday. in the tiy-first
year Of his age. There is no man
identified with the press of Charleston,
whose loss would he more deeply and
generally felt. His connection with
the Courier dates back, VIC believe, to
the year 1928; and for more than half
of the long intervening period, he has
been one OF its proprictors, and its
business editor and manager TO this
responsible and most cxac,ing position,
ti;w 'aer- yer lpopght, Greater antitydc,
u more laborions e. SSsss Z gorc
through devotion tISS7eart. IIiSS sue
cess, We need not say, was proportions
ate to his labor and { his ability, and it
will be no easy thing for his surviving
Partners to fill the Wide blank caused
by his death.
Colonel King STARTED iii life as Il
printer. and he retained to the last u
hearty and generous sympathy with the
Craft. We d" not believe that ever
an unfortunate print Ter appealed in vain
to his kindness mA ii liberality. The
writer of this has 16ccu his conttcre and
ncighbor in the EDITORIAL career for tie
last fifteen years. (and in looking back
over that period, f.c can recall no word
or act to be f"r@ivcn. in taking this
last farewell uijunc whose thread of
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Ee E VII ID " A r. /.
IE|z

THE Subscriber has removed lis BOOT
L AND SHOE STORE, to one door
West Of Captain F. Sumter's Law Office.
He has just received and will constantly
keen on hand Fine Stock Of BOOTS
AND SHOES, which he will sell Low
for CASH. But will credit his pnnctual
customers util Fall. Prompt payment is
required.
B. FOLSOM.
February "a, 1852. lS-tf
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Evening Dress Goods,

White and Colorcd, Embroidered Swiss Mus.
lin. Organizes, S-4 wide. of the most beautiful
coiors, nj 25, 81 IA and 81 l-2 cents.
a splendid and rirli assortment of Colors, in
Sewing Silk Tissues. ut the remarkable low
prize nf - cells "a yard.
Emhru; '-r'd nrrnndine Silks.
36t} hu,i ,soIne and rich Embroidered Evening
Dresses in Ire mos, fashionable styles. These,
together with our large assortment of Goods for
Evening wear, Offering nt markubiy Low
PRICES. W. J. JACOBI L. son,
22l King-sl.. bend, opp. the Big Boot
Charleston, Jam 20, 1852. l2-lf
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H Y M E N E A L /.

Married, on the 25th instant, by the Rev.
]. NJ. ADAMS, Major Il. b. FRASER. of
this place, 10 Miss SARAH nj. NlcIVER,
of Yorkyille.
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Butter, Lard, Bacon. g. Corn.
PRIME Mountain Butter. Tin small Firkins)
do do. Leaf Lard, do.
North Carolina Bacon,
do. CORN
ROBT. LATTA.
March 25, 1851 "a If
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Election of Music Teacher

The Board Of Trustees Of the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will elect un addition
al Music Teacher on the last Monday in this
month. Applicants will please address the
Principal at the Institute. Salary five hun
dreo dollars and hoard.
EDWIN CATER, Principal
e1 Tri-weekly Charleston Mercury will
copy two weeks and forward account.
February 2, 1852 l5-tf
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DrV Goods and Groceries.

H'ME Subscriber respectfully informs his
l. friends and the public generally, that
he has just returned from Charleston, and
is receiving n we'll selected assortment of
DRY q GODS AND GROCERIES,,
which he will sell as low as can be afforded
in this market for Cash.
-AI.SO-
Corn, Meal, and Grs, kept for sale as
usual. ~. O'CONNOR.
March %, 1852. 22-lf
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Yarn and Osnaburgs,

The above goods ,l wholesale or retail
by PERRY MOSES.
Agent Of The DEkALu Naming COMFY.
Feb. %, ls3I lS--tf
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SHHOI IES.

Ladies' Black, Figured and Colored Jenny
Jirds; Worsted Enamel Bleome rs Drab Fig
ured Bloomers and Caters; Kid Ties and Sip
rers, &c. &c. j. y. HANKS.
lni
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u The friends of John r..
HAYNSWORTlI, Esq, announce him as
n Candidate TOR the Office of Ordinary ior
Sumter District at the ensuing election.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-05-05

When this result was announced. several
of the undersigned formally withdrew hon
the meeting. Mr.. Gentry, Of Tennessee,
then submitted the following, to be added as
an amendment TO the resolution offered by
Mr.. Sianly
Rcsoiccd. That The Wing members OF
Congress, in thus recommending a time and
place for the National Wing Convention to
assemble, are not to be understood as pedg>
ing themselves 10 support the nominee oil
said convention, except upon the condition
that the persons then anu there nominated
as candidates for President and Vice Pres
idenl shall be publicly and unequivocalIy
pledged TO regard the series of measures
known as the compromise measures as ii,
nal settlement OF The dangerous questions
which they embrace, and 20 maintain thal
settlement inviolatc.
Objection was made TO the introduction
of this amendment. because il was on, oil or
der. The chair sustained the objection An
appeal was taken from The decision OF the
chair and after some debate, the meeting
sustained the ruling of the chair. There
upon the remainder Of the undersigned for
mally Withdrew from the meeting.
Ii is officially announced that, after our
withdrawal, tho resolution Of Mr.. Sianl,
was passed. and then The meeting adjourn
ed.
The foregoing statement exhibits the char
&C Ter and order of The proceedings, which
compelled the nde,sgned 10 leave the meet
ing Of the goth instant.
BY reference TO the list Of persons who
participated in these proceedings, it will be
perceived there was great disparity IN the