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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08
NEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

~ -frains icsse et~r bot u puseo-sA an 90 ovs.
Exrnsss TAIN "a a. " bs ouniirs .o4ue.tsns via
astalsas steembosts for Cleveland sspSussy Yos1o sac
konroe, and ra1o>1s " CinSInn.t ma chisaSo
MAIL TRAIH t y % AN. tsI al stst,on.
WAY Train as r. M via Piermoo, ,r o,,.vx,s
NleHT ExYREss TRAE at p NJ ., punh,,s soaset.
ns with arssn stesmeoss for pesro.s Sirssa sorsssss
With Express Train for Chicago
CnIclAsr TsAIs sse r n. vie f,ermoaa
CElS AINOr Sup---.s.rx.~s
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A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON

IA sPRlNGs-fhe car, Of sns NEW YORK aad GAR.
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station Nav. Yors
Daily, (sundsys excepted) at 10 O'CLOCK, Mail rrsg
Chsthsrn Bour Coners sonneetns with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy Lebanon 5prinfl Ptfsfsl1 gsrips
sed and other tnterrne date Stations.
Ats O'Clock, p. NJ Accommodated r1aiA " cnSIEzS
Corner sonneetins with Western Railroad going Es
~ psfxenseu for Lebanon spiinss vill sake the ~
o'slosh, A. N Trsir TO Chatham, Wsstsrs Railroad e
Canaan and StSo 70 ssk.non arriving early the sss
fLcA~. ssr@nntssfss'
P.re snrusxn a.
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nor BOSTON VI. NEWPORT ans

4 FALL kiyERaThs plsndid ana :aysnol sealasa
BAY STATE Capt VIM. Brown, and EMPIRE STATE
Capt benjamin Bsyton leave alternate tsys tsunday
accepted from Pier No 8, Mr., the Battery asp
gor freight apply board, ct the Office Pier No
r. The fare TO Boston bv Empire State and
Bay state has beenredu;ed - for cabin and - for deck
passage
FIsDALE Il BORDEN. Ass.t, Nos 7Os and II Vests
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DRUGS, DYES, PAINTS, OILS. &c.
DYOTTVILLE GLASSWORKS,

~ 1hsc.iphiA- Subscribers bsve the above sned
ss,sotspuer hov In esst snd prepared 70 execute
ooon ni BOYS demohn. 81 ali sses Msders and eisret
slne oo'ues porte coda s1d mineral water bottles pickle
and preserve ss every desc ption Of btte. ana
HENRY 3 JAMES NJ BENNERs.
No. Is South Frent.st PHILADELPHIA
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I'm PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
ois= Co1n q New Yort k-rssy al psrsoas
bsvrs cams against EDWARD DsAIs0 ts Of u. City Of
ksWYOk deceased - present tie with vogeh-rs thsroo
subssbsrs. the oce Of cHARlRs SEGA No Cksn
bs CITY u ss- Yen before frs Of April
1e1L-Dssie New Yen ih- 10 esy q September, 1854
JANIS hecoRD. i.s..;.,,..,,.
lasdnFs ESTHER DEEIsG AanAasus1on
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ID EMITTANC ES-PASSAGCS.-

- EMITTANCE S-PASSAGES.-
IN BOWMAN, GRINNELL Il Co, Ne s. soutb-s,
Newfork soe and Only sutborsed AGENTS tr the sWAk
Low TAIL LINES OF PACKET SHIPS
LIVERPOOL Packets sai 9Th LONDON PACKETS ssl sysy
and zlH Of every nost alternate Thursday
LIVERPOOL, LONDON
CONSTITUTION, SIR r. pEEE
NEW WORLD, CORNELIUS 6kINNELs
OUEEN OF THE WEST, INDEPENDENCE,
CONSTANTINE, AMERICAN CONGRESA
ALsERF GALLATIN, PRINCE ASSERT
ASHBURTON YORKTOWN
NEW SHIP. PATRICK HENHr.
Pesons gfhirg 10 send for their friends and dearoe5
s1ns them oct Sy OF the above mssnscn sp1 SRI
Informed that Aessrs. BOWMAN 6RISNELL L CO. are
tie only Agents Tor the shove sbips In this city
They asO Issue Draks from ~ and upvsrt. wtiee trs
payable Of dsht 10 sny town through ireland and 0ree;
ButsA BOWMAN, GRINNELL L CO, No 50
so1h st. n. Y and Regent's load Liverpool
Liverpool Paeteu leave hewYork ts and aln OF ss.i
London rsOtes leave New YOsf every sltsrns,s rhsr,
DAY
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STEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORE
~ add GLAsGOW-fhe Glsss1w and Nsv-yo-t ste..
snip Company powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, LSe
tara add 700 hoss power Robert Clix Commando, VI
sail RON H-v-Hork Tor Glssrcv On WEDNESDAY, o.
Sept, and SATURDAY, 2h Nov, at II o'slosk- sooa
trsf Cabin. (saloon Stats RoomsD. ........."..g
ftyi Cabin, (sidship stale Rooa1s)...........
seco1f ttr1x.... ........s...............sss'
Stewards Zee included
Applye NcsYbON. 10 - bro>zs,3.
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to Nj.
RlGAN SUUTHEk sad


lvl NoRTHERN INDIANA sAiLRoADs-9REA9
Nay sl-unt further sotse5ssenser ,tssners and uss
will follows.
EXPRESS sTEAa Eks AnDraAiNs eoiNo " esq
WARD.-One OF the hrst-clsss aoanlera sOUrHEks
MICHIGAN, NORTHERN INDIANA GMPIaE
gTATE will leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted at
P n, and Dunkrh at II Of night reaching Monroe ri
NJ the cent day, and prOsesaini - SoIeso he sas
Afternoon
Ap express train will leave honros st (. "a, OF o. us
arrival OF the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
ssgo tho evening and connecting chicaeo With hr
sass for Milwaukee and other port Lsse MAJ
igsn and with Canal packets and Railroads westerly fos
Chicago.
EXPRESS TRAINS AND STEAMERS o0ino EASY
WARD.-Express trains ptll leave Chicasvst9 a., daily
Saturdays excepted and reach Monroe at 81 morning
An express will ssve Toledo every uornins
SEPT Sunday, and leave Monroe arrival Of the trape hon
Chcaso-and rcssb Dunsirs and ss5o sewers, houu pre-
the time for the ers Express aiRs sAss for asv
York, Albany and Bosfon.
The and nains 81 sontos vii essh
regular boats for Detroit and Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN SUMO wEs1
WARD-This train Will leave roleeo daily Sundays On
septed- at A. N, connecting Of Toledo 9TH Tue Of
from Cleveland and ssndusky ard SCORING st OF
Me way stations, will reach Chicago ct 20 p n
GOING EASTWARD.-Leavs chicaro Tally, srsday,
excepted at "a A. NJ stopping ct al stsrons and srrvas
Of Toledo 81 p ~ sonneotins With steamers 20 sanduskS
and Cleveland and arriving thsrs In sos r oil shs nofs
ius trains from those place.
A psokethosi lesves Toledo ass A. n. Ton Zen wsyrs
ans ports on The ~sbash Canal Jos. H. kooah
ASrtss Jsne lss5 .-ss'fetsssesf
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EOR KEYPORT and FORT HAM

II ILTON- Steamer WILSON SMALL leaves Murray
Pier csily. at SPIN. Returning leaves Keyport at 8
AN ISu, oais exceptedD
Ktyport Direct Steamer JOHN HART leayes Murray.
-. PierAsAM lSunfsys and Mondays excepted tie
iuir leaves KeypoIt, daily, tSstuOsys snd Sundays
q pled. at 2 Z 81
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EOR LIyERpOOI-Drama,ic Line

l. P,ekst OF the 9sth ocToBER-Ihe hEorits and
Splendid rsckst ship ROsClUs. Capt as'oney WI, AL
- shove her dsy For freight psss< s
peror soeonInodeiions sppy board. a. pier No " cA
River SPOFFoRD TlLESTUN CO.
No a South-a
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The stsses for Squsm will in connection with
Stages convey passengers to all parts Of the country All
persObs forbid Trusting the above boat The Of
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E1OR SHREWS BURY, OCEAN

psrts Of the country.
N.B-For further information, apply 70
BESSON u BROU%ER, No Isl West st.
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NEW. YORK SUPERIOR COURT-Jere-
sliisS5wf '''' 49, 'i1' L. rssEY, vaar.Aus.,.
NO fICE of application for the discharge of

NOl1tE OF application tor the discharge OF
nsoent from hs debts. the vi tho
hd article Of TIC Gr e a. Tho hnt csper q the second
the Revived Statutes JOHN A. KANE Of C.nestso ssabss
County N.Y. nsoh debtor Notice fr Published Sept -.
Cree before Non Lsnnus Cousy Judge u stss-
bea Comfy his ohc- the vlAseo the 18th dag VI
December 1884, at ot. n the steFrnon, show
they have Why should Do made OF sad n-oveus
and he be i.schArxrd ram debts lswi0wb
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+ NAMDEN ana AMBOY RAILROAD

~ tor PHILADELPHIA, iron Pier No. 4, North ktvsi
FOO, Of Bsfieryphea BY Steamboat John Potsr-rwo ane
daily Morning Line leaves ct n Afternoon Expres
Line At r n, through TO Phsielphia 10 y houn FARE
ls elan sS I'd slsss line, BY ?. ~, oaly u Return
tne leave Philadelphia fom foot Wsnufss at snf
JPN Emisrsnt Line By sssslssoaf va.ssort ftos Pie
Ne. l. sfBPk BArs ~ 50
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An PURsUAN' E Of an order of the Surrogate
(ths coauy Of New Yot hereby gwen all person.
i.yus ca s.Nrst ELIAkIn HOkrOs lsts u the CITY
tie n WORKERS tsrsof
s subscfb@ be oc- so ll9Wsrelst, ia CITY Of New
Yorh before IL ise h dy o. Apn hsItDs~d Nsv for
o. l.zsnFE CHARLES sTRRLtsG Erecu.or
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-08

NRANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
" CURE, SOUTH ORANGE, NEW-JEhsEf.-vn
sor to this instituon take the Morris and EsseI Railroad
Of the foot NJ CourAndts 81 and u and sns Pm
Returnns leave WstsrCure station Of and u A. H.. srl
South Orange at 81 and n r.
MRS. l.. ". FOWLER, NJ. D., will
Vh consult with ladies medically, at her rsdssss Ws
rs Fast BrosAwav from "a N .,
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DEAUMONTS PATENT STARCH

DFOLlsH. FRENCH LIQUID BLUING, stOWs
CHEMICAL ERASlVE SOaP-FoE sale by J. T. JOHN.
son co Nos Is Courtlsndt st. aud Sl7 bowery Tneee
srces b. bought at no other place 10 York - we
are exclusive Topretos aud psienees Of the
sr The Starch Polish 10 stamped everv cate Sesu'
mcuts Patent Starch Polish and both IL snd the Bulng
have fsc smile oil Johnsons signature the aosl
and wrapper None other As thse are inits
tons pretending TO do the orb Of Slows and somemes
sold r his purchasers should tina. John ~ stow's c.
Chemical fIasye Soap" stamped on every bar. None
othea IL genuine.
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mateI Qurs.

"YDROPATHIC IN>TlrUTE.-Dr.
IL il TRAIL receives patients a. the eonmOdious City
ksshsbmeBI No. Is Laightst, recently ensrs-d by
building) special department for the Mechanical
Surgical OF 10 nae diseases dsp msnts
Sc, IL uDder the eha 90 Of Drs TRAIL and HOsFORO.
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NOTICE.-Proposals will be received
until the l2h proSimo the Office Of tbs the Bosrd
ef Education for Furniture required st Ward school House
No ST. Carmsnsville Al.o for hestins said building ey
Hot Air Furnaces The psns and .peecscns can be SEEN
sbd explanations received, ~ the office offhOe JACh
Son Architect No lio Broadway, OF Maoenlsne
By order OF the Beard Of School Officers OF the th Ward
T. KESCHUM Secretary
nRUGS, DYES, PAINTS, OILS. &c.
D-GREEHLEAF & KINSLEY, No 81 ve.ey-.t
pESgeiss COuny Merchants GrOcss and Manu- lecturers
sesls with on liberal tesms for c.sh -
SAMUEL r GREENLEAH
WIN. Il. KINSLEY.
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THROUGH 10 SAN FRANCISCO
the rev and elegant Steamship UNITED sIArES
Vim C. 6ery, Corrn snder, viii leave Nev-Yorh -
TUESDAY October ~ Ct P. NJ prccisey eonnecrns
OF P.pans with the ecu, double engine stesmspp COR
TEs Cropper, Commander, which sesse leaves Psna
s o, the arrival Of the psseng-rs 70, seovto
DAVIS BROOKS Co,
General Ase-t. No. % Beavrrst- Nswrora, OF 10
IONksh JOHNsON lnt WeftLst err LbAfty o.
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
n Of TIE Cosnty Of NewYet her&y IN rsf-ss
havns claims agAns THOMAS BRADY ats 81 the CITY of New
fOra 5aker deceased 10 the With soacle Asse
70 the subre-r has r.sdenoe a tie Of 9TH and s<S
in the CITY oNesisrk before the lt DAY
nsIL-Dsisd sew.Yors The 10th DAY u Jas~, ls2
jsil lAs6uFs JAhES ykGAN. E,esscr.
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

~ sHlf COMPANY, sounestns 9Th ire pACiviC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY Only through U.
NAL Line fnr CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via Asrtnv.u
and PGDEmA-fhs sslend,d aev and double enrpe U. B.
Mall steamship ILLINOIS SO tuns,H HItsene, Us
", CoDDandei, .1D ssil Wednesday Oct - fosk
psssi.b, Rom piss % loos OF "sueo-" Nonn nveI
The Pashs Nail steamship Company s1eerf seanef
OREGON v1 10 In readiness 1t Psnsns 90 rescfv-she
liinois ue.h Ard and sail irnedstey eT sn
rsDeso nc sios all be spsred the part Of t7s two
Companies 70 send tbeb ssssssssr through vfts sxSso
noB. eomtoTt and safety.
ATEs OF YAaE TO AsFIswlLb 80.
tz1fcf Saloon. State Room
Lower Al and Forward saloon. do...-........... %
seso1d Cabin stsnaess...
Ptaeuse1s vill be landed at abe Railroad shh Afpin
wall, free rTansii OF the isshm0s al the Pss-nse1 ef
pense Persons secunns thTOaxb psssase By tne "aec
States Mail steamers fo1 Nev-Yoft. have preference on
acton mediation ca board Of the Pasife Nal stssmeo
Rates Of 6Je from Panama to sab Prsocsco on TINS o~
favorable terms yoF freight psssasv spply o.
CBssLEa A. WHITLEY, at the Othes Of tbs CO.
No. III West o., corner Of Wares. Y.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD co, of NEW.

" yERSEY-rhrodsh nom New. " rt 70 Eeston, Pa, n
-Four Hour sommeneins Aas. Leave pier No No-b
River per steamer Red JACKET, Cor csstos and ,ntsr
mediate places 81 3 A. NJ u n, and AS N, s,S To-
Bomefvfls si n Returuins leave Phil sshvrr losss
nts Castoul ct and 70 81 4 n. AID siSpS
The daily union., 1852-10-15
7 he aCoaiition. in Massachusetts.

The following article, which we copy from the Boston
Post Of Tuesday, eecually puts TO rest paty calum
nv which tho whg press has been circulating against the
able editor Of that Journal who has shown equal
ability and courage in the maintenance OF sound ma
tional democralic principles
"The Washington Republc. after copying an extract
nom letter in the New York Herald saying that
twenty thousand coaitions would probably strike Chas
g. Groene's name from the electoral ticket In Massachu
sets on Of his opposition TO s coalition ia that
stais adds The following contradictory and ridiculous pars
graph
i, viii be remembered that Col Greene who objects
10 the nomination of iree-so democrat, obained bis
lion ecsoism, which still disgraces his party in
Aassachnsetts'
I'VE can only for the appearances OF this false
hood in the Republc, and similar ones the sub
eot which lately been printed In that ourna by the
fact that the principal editor j. o. SARGENT ESQ., sick
New York. day ago the Republic copied a long
ramarole Of and misrepresentation about
from Flohburg paper, with embellishments by the writer
fsr the Republic. The ozt and the comments, Nj. sar
GENT, aware, know 10 be false, if he had
seen ihen for he had himself pmened for our firm
stand against the free. soiers for support Of the conpfo
mise all times. and for zsnous opposition
cleo ion OF Chsrss Sumner the United States Sem
ate But IL il affirmed, the hand that our nan
s TO be ,sed by ooatonss bseauss opposd their pot
fcp and, the other that obtained nomination for
olhce ty spstafaiag this psrg yottpf
I'VE made some remarks In the Massachusetts demo.
cratic Sts'e convention, avowing unvsryng opposition
the coalition IN time past and detcrnina op
pose Il in time 10 come aud the opinion that the mos
eectna way put end it was to meet il where IL
originated, where IL existed. and wherever attempt
ed carry it into practice. the COUNTESS districts. aud
towns CT he State, instead Of making the question bone
connection in our State convention At this crisis our
national politics Well these snffre~fs, the Repobic in
mated obsined nomination for the office OF elscto
from coaisno-iasi Any man Of common viii per
The daily union., 1852-10-15
Florida Redeemed.

The large extent of the Sale and no mails running
many OF the precincts which greatly detached
the returns OF the late election TO be imperfect
We shall moi probably have full and accurate returns
under ten days. Enough. however, have been received
TO show that the democratic party have succeeded in
eecng their candidates for governor, representative in
Congress, and large majority in both houses of the
State legislature. The assemblymen, we learn. are
elected for two years. and the State senators for four
years. Florida may be relied upon to vote for Pierce
and King by overwhelming majority. General Scott
has broken down the highly popular candidates Of the
whig party throughout the State. Had Mr. CabeIl ad-
hered to his avowed purpose TO oppose the election Of
Scott, his vote would have been larger, and is moi i'm
probable be would have been reelected We have copied
the following account Of the congressional election OF
1850 from the Tallahassee Sentinel, (whg,) OF Novem-
Der 25 1850. comparison OF this with the re-
already received will show the result is have
above stated
The daily union., 1852-10-15
UNION: WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING OCTOBER l5 1852

only bringing op. in his example, to the bar OF pub
lie opinion, the ayowed principles and policy of The whig
party ia the management OF the treasury OF the country
and testing the acknowledged whg standards OF the Off
cia conduct OF public men.
On the case as il stands, ask with all confidence
from The people verdict against the whg party and the
whig policy and practice, which in this matter Mr. Cor
win represents In the case of Mr. Secretary Crawford
and his Gaphin claim, only the whig administration Of
which he was a member stood by him aud justified him,
aud kept him n power portion at least Of his party
and his party organs gave him up and that administration
went down amid universal reproach In Mr. Corwin's
case no such surrender is made The administration 10
which he belongs. and the party OF which in this
be is eminent leader both sustain him. approve him
and await with him the popular judgment That udg-
men we invoke. Let the country decide whether the
whg party shall again be trusted with the executive con-
lro OF the treasury and the selection Of its head, when
in This of supeadous fraud they tell us in plain
terms that they approve all that Mr. Corwin has done
and refuse 10 promise anything better for The u-
ture
The daily union., 1852-10-15
For ,l,s us.s..
Fer ths q
To General winAsld scstt. :

DEAR GENERAL; I hope you have not ye, liked upou
site for military hospital. You did well in taking your
western tour in search OF suitable spot Thew ne
many pleasant places in Ohio and great many people
Vnow who would lend you material aid" in loesting
the hospital and, even here in North Carolina IN
seriously Of the opinion you would be able to od o0
ion much better adapted 10 the purposes Of military
hospital than any 10 be found elsewhere. II hss
been suggested to me by mutual friend, Edwa, ha
the Pilo, mountain. in the western part OF this SnR.
would be the most desirable location far above any YET
thought Of; and we think you had he,ter come aned
aiely-come by the way Of Wilmngton-and be sue
call on the editor OF the Commercial who will put you
in the right road 10 Raleigh, and from here furbet d.
reclions may be obtained At ,be Pilot mountain, eveg
thing that make life pleasant abounds: no lrshnsn
live there 10 haass your with their musical brus
the Siamese twins live there Quakers reside there aa
few miles to the west, Hon. T L. Cngman has hone
Now, General il is absolutely necessary that you should
forthwith visit North Carolina: she has claims upon ihe
government much and more than any OF the old mother
States; she has always been true TO her county, and
will not be found wanting in the time OF need, nst
rights are treated with respect Then General delay no
time in coming you know the election is but about three
weeks of. and much depends upon your course N
the location of the military hospital whether North
Carolina will cast her vote for the hero OF Queenstown
Heights VenabIe is here he says you will not notice
the bid OF this Sae for that hospital and the people are
becoming very bitter the subject Now, yon can k'
the necessity of your presence TO give the denial TO %"
report Don't write letter, but come yourself and 80
yourself and look the Pilot mountain If only to sd'
fy them mountain boys.
Let me hear from you General. by the meeting Of lhs
mex, club as any thing from you viii dihuse genuine
enthusiasm among your friends.
Yours, very truly.
AWFUL FRIGHTENED
RALrteH, Oct 10, 1852.
The daily union., 1852-10-15
Public Discussion.

In another column readers will find that the two
parties in this city have determined TO have public dis.
eussion on the 22d OF the month.
We have been requested to say that every precauton
will be taken to insure fair and courteous encounter.
Each party will nameii speakers and have no hes-
taton in assuring the people of Washington that they
may expect one of the most interesting discussions
which have taken place between parties in the Dis
trict Of Columbia IN day two hope TO announce
the speakers in the order in which they will address the
people
The daily union., 1852-10-15
WAsHiScroS, October u. 1861.

WAsH,scroS, October "a. 1859.
To the Editor of the Ua,ons
Having incident in the present whig I" canvass Of
frauds under my eye, it is deemed but proper that m
exposed for the benefit OF those whom ii concerns p
request OF gentleman at Marysville Ohio, to be favor"
with democratic documents during the campaign, amoA
other matter that Office by the Pierce Club OF ms
city, in accordance herewith ffanked by geniemano
the House OF Representatives now absent from the el'
srfy copies OF the publication known as the "fi
pers for the People" BY the following extract Of M
ter from Marysv,lle. Ohio, it will be seen how the ed''
frauds is carried on by whig pos,mssers und'f
the influence Of such men Ewing, Smith, Wares
Seward. and Others Men who would violate then oa"'
OF office, and the sancy OF private seal, or The m'A
who would open the Boston Pilot, the ONO Sta'e
man. while in their custody by virtue OF law. 10 iase"
such missiles as SIievegamm Robnson's hbelloussS
tartan speech, or issue secret circulars renouncns s@
mocracy tha, they never dared profess, might be s
pected abstrac, from their envelopes democratic 10
formation and replace il with wtg honor AMI fasshoop
This but Of he series OF frauds prac'ised upon
the people by whig officials The burning OF the doeu'
mcns in this instance fixes the perpe,raton Of ibe ou
rage upon the Office at Marysve. II is. however, SUI.
gesled that appointments OF mail agents my
have had mehng to do with the outrage, as Il nod,
stood that several most unscrupulons politicians OF s
wbig school have lately been sent from Washington
connexon with that service. How far. however, '''
officer control the local posimaser's action am Nv
sufficiently informed in these days Of whig corrupuon'
"a lot Of 25 copies Of the Paper. for the People
burnt by wings few nights and, 70 Wy ,aa.
my knowledge and belief not been ss,ns
received here from Washington city w any a, g.
(sxceps IL here dou buD sxeeP' ho
stanton. who IL Hooding the couotry with toe be Il
Scott and ohsr whig docnrnsnts--Sis Sisnocr>" se' P
'As"'' RIGHT
The daily union., 1852-10-15

ceye that declaration not calculated win favor
from coaIionists, and, what 10 the fact, ~ot ALTERED
lnt the ballot for candidate for sseiio had bee.
easd The truth is. the coationis voted for prove
that they did not intend desire 10 make a difference
opinion in regard 10 the policy Of coalition State affairs
for prescription national matters; and thai
there should be question about their position this
peot they selected the opponent OF
coalition they could find their candidates foI
sector Of President and Vice President"
The daily union., 1852-10-15

The total vote in 1850 was s,7o5, and Cabe had 500
majority II the returns above given are correct, the
democratic gain in thirteen counties is 4ss and the whig
gain in Orange county 90 and in Escambia s, leaves
4ss democratic gain and thirteen counties 10 be heard
from to TO- the balance Of the majority OF 1850
in favor OF Cabell Maxwell will probably have $50 ma
iorty
The daily union., 1852-10-15

The Hon Daniel Mace, member of Congress from the
Lafayette district in Indiana. has been reelected by
increased majory-a compliment that he richly deserved
from his constituents.