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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-14

TO-NIGHTi-ATTEND THE MEETING OF THE Sc
eond Mutual Loan Pianoforte and House Furnishing
Association at Clinton Hail. Beekman street, 1t past
o'elook.
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M EssRs WIN. y. 8 Z. Q. BRADBURY, RESPECT

W fuy announce 20 thor friends and the public That
they will give at the Tabernacle wednesday evenings,
April II and "a Juvenile Musical Entertainment, consist
ing Of choice selection 81 music by choir Of
about 1000 young singers, in uniform dresses Tskets 20
cents eachfor sale Mt the principal Music and Book Stores
- RaynOr book store 10 Bowcry and Mt the flee the
evening OF the Concert Doors at Ga Concert
m Mt ~, o'clock.
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY-HOR
" Bremen, via Southamp ton-The u s. Mail Steamship
HERMANN, Edward Higgins, IT, s. NJ commander, win
sail for Bremen touching Southampton 70 land the
a. from ror North river a. I'm Price Of passageIn
$0 in second cabin 800 An experienced surgeon
taehed TO the ship All must pass through the Post
Office Specie delivered in Havre and London For passage
or freight apply to MOLLER, SAND RIERA, Agents. rs
South street. The steamship Washingt0n viii che
Hermann, the 22d Of May
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SEA SlCKNESS-SEA SICKNESS.-DR kELLiNGERS
W discovery preventing and relieving this awful
dread Of the will to
who have home for fear of the unpleasant
sequences that generally follow to The
Doctors name will be borne in grateful
red the broad Atlantic, the glad dings
face creation Captain NJ Berry Of the steamer
Marian Pier No. North River says that he leaves
most relief to those who travel and often
the attack by taking the remedy the symptoms
preach No should with
out IT, Sold 80 Pearl street. and at the Doctors Central
Depot 46 Broadway between Grand and Broome streets
VIII ito front
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nR WARDS UNFORTUNATES FRIEND, UNE-
y quaed for Graduating disease. Blessed by ali try
IT, The most prompt eradcaor yet mild, II may DO
TO nfants Private diseases vanish under its g. with
book Who will give fees after THAR Citizens and
gers, remember IT, Depot, Dr. Wards corner Of Canal
y In Bradwny.
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VALUABLE LANE on YORK RIvER, IN TINE sTATl

VALUABLE LAND ON YORK RIVER, IN THE STATE
Of Virginia, for sae.The undersigned intending 20
change his residence offers for sale his lands lying in York
county in the State of Virginia This Estate Ia situate
medatey York river extending than two miles
its banks and contains 1890 or this about aeven
hundred cleared and having been recently
and washed is in state of productyencss not otcn he
with estate of such extent The fields uuay
producing about thousand barrels and two thou
sand bushels Of wheat and will continue increase with
every rotation by the renewal of the application mari or
lime followed by clover. ncxhaustbie quantities OF fossil
shells to be found the land and the
list for improving the soil to any desired the
chief attraction in the opinion Of the
capitalists TO be foundn the large quantities of Pine and
there between and 5000 cords Of excellent quality,
which now readily sells for Oh price TO Northern vessels
And which must continue to increase in price the guam
y dimnshes This rapidly becoming the and the
price Of being enhanced greatly Its believed that
the wood alone will pay fully the purchase money. The
snaersgned will sell on credit TO suit purchasers #
third OF the purchase paid short time after pur
chase lie confidently offers these lands for soe % any
person or persons and WILL II IL be deemed advisable by
them divide the estate into two farms lie deems more
detained account OF them superfeou he those
70 purchase will witt the lands Communications
addressed TO him. AZ williamsburg Virginia post paid will
be ATTENDED TO- should the proprietor not effect ale be-
fse the hrst OF July he will soil them publicly the 18th
o. that month to take effect on the first Of November M
lowing This done TO enable the proprietor the
crop 3fecrn Possession however for the purpose d seed
ing wheat will he given IN October WILLIAM WALLER
WILLIAMSBURG, VA, March q, 1852.
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MEDICAL.

NR. BOSTW ICKS PRACTICAL WORK ON TIE Ma
~ tue and treatment Of diseases II the urinary
practising physician and and lecturer these
plants Price reduced to 81 b7 coorcd plates Extract
From the Boston Medical and Surgical journal -" II
be said fearosy to be equal TO Actons Records
the family of dis aud far superior
thing Of the kind before pubish in hiseountry Author
Of work Secret Vice. mpotency, and their terrible
consequences This U.s. without doubt the truthful
and i'm book this published Price ST.
Author Of book Natural Death Diet, &c Family Ply
rcnn Cause of Quaekery &C. For sale ut IT, and Of
the Author. 5O4 Broadway.
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nR. WARDS MAGICAL MISUNDERSTANDING
- leed successPatients cured however long or badly
sieians Affirm. Innumerabe progress defiance
Of all treatment known hitherto but by wonderful
relieve instap tancousy The disappointed pluck mp hope
Broadway.
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EoR SAN FRANCIsCO.-THE STEAM SHIP BROTHER
Il JONATHAN will leave New York the lst of May,
pier No. North river at o'clock precisely touching
At Rio de Japciro. Valparaiso, and San Juan del Sur A
limited number of passengers will be taken. Apply TO
ID. Is. ALLEN, No. Battery place, up stairs.
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ITO JEWELLERS.-FOR SALE, LOT OF TOOLS
and fixtures, consisting Of lathes benches, drawers
and also pair rolls large bellows forge plate
anvil &c. in good orderan for sale cheap. Inquire at the
No. 90 Nassau street.
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Rates of passage from PHILADELPHIA a-saloon in single
state $780, in double state rooms, sos in forward
state $ Including provisions and stewards fees
For freight or passage applytO
THOMAS RICHARDSON Al Exchange place, NY,
or No. 0 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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ITO BUTCHERS--FOR SALE THE STOCK AND FIX
lures Of two good meat shops doing good business,
with every thing suitable for conducting the same Also
Young horse, and cart nearly The only for
city. Apply to =. c. VAN vOORHIS, Myrtle, corner Of
BROOKLYN,
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ITO RENT-THE THREE STORY ANDATTIC HOUSE
No. ll9 Chambers street. for three years Apply
to HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine street.

ITO LET. TO LET---THREE FIRST CLASS MEDIUM
size new brick houses in Union street, between Court
and Smith streets Brooklyn few minutes walk from the
ferry. Rent cheap. Also grocery store Che
of Union and Smith let cheap Inquire
H. j. Hicks the premises at the of Hoyt and
Butler streets Brooklyn, of Isaac Pomeroy, 81 Wall
street, New York. Possession given Immediately.
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DACKETS FOR HAVRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOL-
lowing ships will leave Hayre the 10TH and New York
tklIu az nnlh mn h
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Umpire CITY LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
T. Chagres, drect-1he new and splendid double engine
Wileon, commander formerly Of the Empire City) viii
Esye of sr on T 1ys
has for cabin and steerage PASSENGERS
attached 30 the ship For freight passage apply to
J. HOWARD T. SON. Agents, "a Broadway
The Sierra Nevada will leave again Thursday Goth May
connecting Panama with the ship New Orleans.
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vT>HE FEMALES CONFIDENTIAL FRIEND.-DR. y.
i HENDRICKS Female Panacea, Nss |, q and 8, cor
reefs all Irregularities Of the female system, sent by mail
with advice Prince 20 cents consultations &c. Letters
confidential Address box 2fj6. N Y. Post Once. No
be taken during pregnancy. ~ Block out for
impoters who attempt to swde the and ignorant
ty charging dollar FOR countcre instead of twenty
the genuine
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having appeared in Saturdays papers, conveying the
idea that passengers provided with tickets from responsible
agencies would be subject to detention the sthmus Of
Panama. il is deemed proper to that the steamer
Oregon was at Panama Mt last dates steamer free
of for and in the absence
dent at the steamers California, Republic
Golden Gate and Constitution the service this Compa
will he at Panama in the Of the present tn.
= BY order, WIN. ii. DArlDGE, Secretary.
New York. prI g. 1852,
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CLOTHING STORE FOR SALE, IN ONE OFTHE BEST
locations in the city. The only reason for selling
the subscriber has other business Inquire
a. Al West street, Of Nieolaus Buhsen.
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ITO PRINTERS AND EDITORs-ONE OF THE MOST
hourishng and prominent wing journals, located in
For particulars, apply to s. COHEN Coutry Newspaper
Agent. Farquhar Buildings No. H. Philadelphia, where
ofthe be seen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-14

r AIDES FAIR-FOR THE BENEFIT OF ST VIM
- cent de Paul's Church-Now Open ut Metropolitan
ate Triperl Hail. Amateur Concert under the direction
II Mons Mct for the same purpose at the same place
Friday April l6 1862 ut o'clock +. NJ Tickets 30 cents
each To be had at the Fair and AZ all the Catholic
chm ,bes
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RTIFICIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PATENT
"A By this invention families can have six or twelve
1eoches always ready for easily applied at
fling when compared to the expense trouble Of
the disgusting reptile Depot l3l Fulton street. Herald
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nR. WARD IS OF SIGNAL SERVICE TO THE UN-
- Fortunate his treatment quickly removing the mise
rable patient from suffering and detection He
the difficult that have dehed Others Fortunate
those coming TO him. for they well before other
would have made any Improvement Book gratis Con-
situations private Once Canal and Broad
vi
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DARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. +. BARNuM

ii,
ID Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood, Jr, Asmt
ant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to the entire Museum per-
ormancs cents; children under ten years. 21 CENTS
quet l2 cents extra This celebrated establishment
colossal exhibition IL unelualed in America. sOmbn
ing, in fact, Museums in upwards Of diff
ferent collections of sze and excellence having
purchased and here from time TO time at
outlay Of time and money The additions
every day surprising to NIL aud render the Museum
not gathering cfevery that unique
and wonderful but world Of enriosties. We'd
nesday, April IA, Afternoon at Evening at ~ o'clock the
Oriental spectacle of CHERRY AND FAIR STAR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-04-14

NOTlcE-BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS FIRE INsU-
rance companyThe subscribers to tho of this
company will bear in mind that the fourth and
ment OF i've dollars per SHARE required paid
Thursday the 18th inst at the Mercantile Bank
John street and Broadway
Shareholders who signed the charter will do
Immediately to facilitate the business Of the company
JOHN BRSCE, President.
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- as no other Doctor can do Either cure great
before hours To contract disease
made nothing under treatment which l. scicnse
brought perfection. hcmember it, reader Ala other
methods Of dreadful than the disease which
they only translate to other place. instead Of exter
mhatng. Office corner Of Canal street and Broadway.
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nR. WARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DfSEASNs
II makes the specdiest All who have
private disease make early application Our vs.
the admiration Of physicians The are
certain Of cure from however much other doctors
failed Immediate relief Afforded No fee required Book
gratis Consultations private Once Canal street,
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GRAND VOCAL AND N sTRuMENTAL coNcBnT-

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
~ Mrp. Emma Gillinpham Bostwick most respectfully
announces Grand Vocal and Instrumental Concert 20 be
given Thursday evening April 49, Mt the Brooklyn Fe
male Academy Mrs. Botwick viii DO assisted by Herr r.
j. Eben, Flutst; Herr Klein Tonpr Primo Herr Rudolph
zen, Baritone, and Mr. g. r. Brow Pianist Tickets, so
cents.
COCIETY LIBRARY RooMs.-NEW ORLEANSOPERA
~ Troupe this evening In hor Drawing Room Entertain
ments introducing their IN Minstrelsy, which is
received nightly with full and audiences who
but opinion The best Troupe in the world all
is new TO &e Doors open at 6 o'clock; commence ut
SAMUEL s. SANFORD, Manager.
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TJNO LET-A NEW THREE-STORY AND BASEMENT
House, the north side of Thirty sixth street. within
cold water pipes range laundry &c. Rent $500 Also the
House No ~ East Fifteenthsreet with all che modern
r. LEE. No. Wall street. or THOMAS G. STkGG. north
side of Thirty street. between Eighth and Ninth
ppa
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ITO LET-THE TWO ELIGIBLE STORES NOS. 100
and Ill Canal street. suitable for any business; also,
large basement For particulars inquire at 20 William
street. i. MOORE.
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SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE, IN A RAPIDLY
"A improving neighborhood. five miles from the railway
station OF Deer Park near Commerce. L. H. forty miles
1.-TWO hours ride from New York Consisting Of LIZ
win good sonss barn and The farm and stock
chase mon can remain bond and mortgage Apply to
q. II. EVERSON q CO.. Pearl strest
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MANAGER. MR.. JOHN sBPToN;

nv NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., NIX. JOHN
Tickets, % cents Private Boxes So. Doors open 1T
ga; TO commence At7s o'clock. Nine Thlons Nights Mos
day. wednesday and Friday caroline Roussets Nights.
Tuesday Thursday, aud Saturday Fourth Of
ne popular and attractive vocalist Nine. Anna Thion, in
three cha on the same night Mr. Hudson Felix
ODonne Wednesday, April a. will he produced for the
fourth time this city the opera BLACK DO
MINO Night Donnell Mr. Hudson n:
Gil Podrda, Mr. Leach; Juanita Nine Anna ThiIon Pa.
auita, Miss DAILY; Maria, Mrs Conover
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ITO DRUGGISTS-F0R SALE-A FIRST CLASS DRUG
store situated in the upper part of Broadway hand
somcy fitted with good stock Of fresh medicines and
doing good business. Possession be had
For further particulars address Apthecry Union Square
Post Office.
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u OOMS TO LET-THE SECOND STORY FRONT AND
~ back rooms Of neat two story house, pleasantly
situated in Hudson street, ST. Johns Park either
together separate furnished unfurnshed with gas
baths &c. the floor Possession given the st of
May. References exchanged Address A. b. c. Herald Office
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TTOR SALE OR TO LET-THE BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
Il residence known the Graham House, with garden
and oubndings attached within and half hours ride
from Twentyseve street. at Greenwich, Conn.
manding of the finest views of the Sound anywhere
tween New York and Boston. Apply to GEORGE WEBB,
lS4 Monster street.
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ITO PRINTERS.-FOR SALE. A LARGE HYDRAULIC
Standing Press, and super royal Washington Hand
Press with sefnking apparatus complete Apply to r. NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-27
NUMBER LOG.

sired the House To destroy this power he desired the coun-
ID ard thus carry the State back the true Ro-
publican nard p government. The present power OBJ.
ttred 10 absOiG'ism absolute power il one
lhli o"tancd TO despnc rule, and in countries under it,
Revoke m and you will have other estimates The House
might sus~ 1.-THE Senate mi ustainit-but he proIes
ted against IT. ard appealed 10 people 10 sustain him
He had never Induced the necessity for those heavy
without being SECTIONAL his part Of the country h not
The gentleman from Cu!pepcr who had spoken ~. and
who might be regarded in lgh, the peculiar advo
cate Of - ,"c~-H1y of the estimates from the Govern
men had admitted that the deficiency in the Trca-
suTy would reach five six hundred thousand io-
lars he present condition Of things was fate chasrsi.s
loy desay following vice. the condition OF tc.i and
c"arh which followed r:Higacy roauci-ry Ike wash
cd ads OF This matter. Don't shake thy cory Locks
me- ,,.J@ c,ns't not say did it.
1t mg!t that the House ou!d not sustain him. .e IL
so. He should still remain humble votary Of Truth,
though those who wo:shpped with him her shrine ght
be untrue.
nr RICE of Wsstmoreand had listened the remarks of
the member from Mrck1nburg and also examined the cs
mates Of the Auditor and had come 10 the conclusion that
middle ground between the IS per cent proposed by
he Committee of Finance and the 50 cent suggested t
the pending amendment. was the proper one.
Mr.: R0plSsoS of Richmond, desiring TO say something on
the pending question: and wishing examine the estimates
of the Auditor with the view of voting such increase Of
the taxes as shall demanded by the necessities of the gov
,rnnsut moved that the committee riscald tho Commit
tee rose. 49,, i. ,1 - ,;, -
ing the inspection of flour and other commodities the ci
ty Of Richmond &c; and read first and second time
On motion OF alr. JoSE OF NJ tho House read and amen
ded the bill incos ,oralng the town of Moundsyille.
O'er bills also taken up and advanced by !oadiDg
On motion The House adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-27

Baow we publish the resolutions OF the Democratic state
cnven,on Of Virginia that mother nf Presidents, Tie ol
Dominion In this crisis when The great Democratic parry
nc, ,ocovcrpp from divisions and sectional cuds IN mnny
of hc So,cs The eyes of the whole inr'y are ntnea TO-
wards Virginia. thai noble old Stale that has s'oou oy c
partv for 80 many years and with such hdel!ty
There is NOT State in the Union nor government III
The world the political history of which contains SO many
wholesome examples shows so much wisdom IN govern
men as Virginia. From her Washington, Jefferson, Maai-
Nonroe and Tyer were elected tho highest gilt in lie
American people, and even Harrison and Taylor were born
on her SOIL r; &c ,h.
The action of the Democratic State Convention OF ls
rom the action OF the Mississippi Democracy. The adhet-
ence TO The resolutions l79S and l7 rsarmeo oy on
and thus of The foundation stones OF inc great
al Democracy We insist that every member oi he Pa,
everywhere will rend them with and d!gence-Pohaer
Them we'll for in Mississippi they may be the means OF en-
ablny many an honest democrat TO know whelne ne - ~
the RIGHT party with the good old Democracy or WIN ~
miserable Union faction that flew off TO whgsery-
burg Sentinel
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THE WHEELING BRIDGE.
N',,,,,,>.r Va Anril I q

WHEELING, va, :tlUI ~, 1907.
To the Editors of Repubtic:
There 10 now great flood in the Ohio river ana Inc "ate!
is still, rising rapidly Ii Is the greatest Hood that mas oc-
cured for The last twenty years.
We the subscribers have this moment Witnessed 'he pas
sage under the Wkeen. bringe Of the alles boat on 'e
Ohio rvcr-the "Cincinnat This is The boat that CnaI-
ceor Nalworh aelccitd the which was 10 GUIDE Inc
court in adjusting the height OF the bridge
When this boat sc her way IN trying 10 rcach
Ptsburch rs no boats running excepting thpse
which arc making for ports This boat stopped Mt the
Wheeling wharf and during the few minutes she rcnhnon
here threw back her rhmneys. She cn passea sicany
under the bridge harng space still 10 spare OF a0o epe
feet. , A.
rirtr hen passing at the top Of the highest flood ha has
been witnessed here for trenty years
The Supreme Court have decided that this bridge shh DC
tnkcn down as nuisance. There must be some mistake III
his business We Stockholders in the ordee ana
think that The Court have been in some way msien
This bridge is nuisance The navigation is now VIZ
uny SUSPENDED by the food but the travel s sti crossing
the Ohio on the bridge without obstruction.
The same thing happened las; fall when the rver ~ds oo
suced hy low wacr:and happened agnin this winter
was obs,ruccd by icc The bridge has never failed since
its erection any season. TO accommodate the commerce
of the country.
Please publish this as an act OF justice.
Your obedisnt servants,
JACOB 6. METcALr,
JnuN LawEENcE NHwBY,
WILLIAM H. Powell.
JAMES CuMMlSs,
s. RICE,
] S FoRBs.
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FRIDAY, APRIL %, 1852.


After come debate resolution heretofore submitted by
Mr. Norris adopted providing that this day every sub
se1ucn fourth Friday be set for the consideration OF such
private bills to which there was no objection.
A number of bills were ordered to be engrossed
And the oss sGnse then m Rd1TI1ss ~ TM2TnI1vSEs
Mr. Brookcs of New York, to make personal e1-
marathon 10 which Mr. Stany objected unless the gentle
man who might referred might have opportunity Q!
replying; which having been conceded Mr. Brooks address
I'd the House. which he said, ne was induced 10 do by
remarks that had been made with reference 10 himself BY
member Of the Senate whose age and position Isnaet
ready denied the authorship of the er that had appeared
n the New York Express and with reference TO ,'c col
tora remarks which republshed IN the Globe nc
denied all knowledge Of hem ill subsequent to Their repuo
cation.
constitutes gentleman the member who would Vom, forth
trade against another member Of Congress- such as that
10 which he had alluded must DC considered rs no gentle
man The course which the Southern Whgs pursued in
The caucus he sud showed that they upon the
compromise measures and he therefore Withdrew his state
ment a. 10 their waverng upon that question.
Mr. Stany said he regretted the appearance OF the article
referred TO- and depored existing of thngs The
only part of the speech of the gentleman from New YORK.
on former day which offensive 10 Southern members
having been Withdrawn ne had notEng 10 say upon TIC 'uo
lect. h
The House wen, into committee aud again TOOK up 'e
Homestead Bill
and confusion He expressed himself in favor ot the oi e
object Of which, he said was to give com'rtaoie MONIES "
persons in the Southern and Eastern States VINO are now
yinp in desttuon and want but who would nno me sdhs
30 90 ou 10 the new States this incentive offered
af,er some concluding remarks, which could not De Ga
,ipc,Iy heard he was followed by
NJ smart of Me- who after preliminary remarks,
rened with reference statement thai had been made In
he other wing of CAPITOL 10 the number OF slaves
vho hod escaped during the last year into the Northern
;aes which, con,ended the eturns did not bear
out and which, in relation TO numbers and value were n-
significant in amount
Mr. Dean of New York eaid the designs Of his State n.d
been misunderstood and he 10 define The PosiuGn
which occupies who would suppor, the nominee OF .'
National Convention and who considered inc %
vernrnen having righ, interfere WIN me
;a.-s prioc!cle he r-. which would Influence ms vo.e
upon the railroad question: copeevne thai II T0ul0 esa 10
system of international improvement 70 "eh ne oee"o
the Democracy az being invariably opposed.
The committee conclusion OF MS speech fo,e 80
the House adjourned.