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The daily union., 1852-09-09
Providence, Or. I..) Sept. 5. 1852.

PROVIDENCE, (R. L,) Sept 8, 1892.
To the Editor of the Union:
There secret society in this State devoted to tee
to,aism and Sewardism, numbering about five hundred
or thousand men, women, and children OF all ages.
This is the nucleus of the Scott partyths skeleton
which, however, will gather any flesh and blood, and
will only frghen the wings proper out Of their
wits November next.
Bya singular concentration OF circumstances, il hap
pens that all the Scott electors in the Stale happen to be
Maine-liquor law men, and that the Pierce electors
temperance meA-without, however, standing at the
OF the streets and in the market place, beating
their breasts, and exclaming, Lord thank thee that
am notas other men, or like this publican" The regu-
lar old fashioned wings of the State very little about
the elections. Times and money easy, and business
brisk What manufacturers want is little extra duty
cotton and wooen goods; but they men OF sense,
and know that the election Of General Scott will not fur
ther their views What can they do with democratic
majority in both houses OF Congress Echo answers,
what? Could anybody have labored zeaously for
the manufacturing Interest of the State than SENATOR
Mr.. James. Certainly not. And if he, as democrat,
cannot prevail his democratic colleagues TO consider
the leading interest OF the State whg do il in his
place Waat we, as commercial and manufacturing
people, want, before all other things, is stability in the
government domestic peace and tranquility These,
all events we shall have under the administration of
franklin Pierce, who will faithfully carry out the law Of
the land and watch the integrity OF the constitution
and these worth than all the rest. There can
be public confidence withoa. public peace, and no
credit without public confidence Property is naturally
tmld, and will more easily accommodate itself to any
state OF things connected with domestic peace than to
system OF changes real prospective
Our merchants understand their own business well, and
have idea OF voting for Scott and the isms, in any
event. They afraid 10 touch fanatcism, any way
and the honest hard -hsted mechanics and farmers
democratic by instinct and reflection. Depend it, the
game up in this State, and Rhode Island will be
deemed this fall There is particle OF enthusiasm
in this State for General Scott, who is supposed to be too
elegant gentleman to be talked to in plain common.
sense way by anybody, and shrewd, calculating
Yankees will have nothing to do with him. There is
nothing be made out OF Scott under any circumstances
aud not people running after bad doubtful in.
yesmen,s We prefer the business capacity of young
Pierce to all the magnihcence and shining buttons OF the
regular army. We Of the puritan stock have never been
fond OF regmenias though got touch OF them last
time. Yours truly,
A COTTON MANUFACTURERS
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'TToN MANUFACTURES.
ALBANY, September 4, 1852.


To the Editor of the Union,
You will have noticed doubtless with no small degree
OF graiifcaon that Notwithstanding the little differences
OF opinion upon purely local matte among
members o The State nominating convention OF the democ-
racy at Syracuse, the final result was barmonDus and
upon the best possible authority can assure you quite
full OF promise. The organs Of the uhg party at the
head and front OF which you ought always place the
Tribune, seem TO be delighted with the "lovers quar-
res OF the convention and particularly pleased
that IFS deliberations resulted in the nomination OF
Messrs Seymour and Church for governor and lieutenant
governor. The Tribune n it's pretended forced and as
sumed glee, that "he tickle, has not strength 10
stand up long enough to be knocked down. This is to
be sure, superaye degree Of weakness and is an ex
preston OF opinion in which venture to assert the Tr
bune will lind itself as greatly and bitterly deceived
and disappointed will be in its paper calculations
and predictions regarding the great national results Of
November. In fact do no, believe that even in the
ranks OF IFS own particular paryibe Seward portion Of
The whgs-there be found than FIVE out of ten
that will confess candid coincidence OF opinion in the
sentiment thus hguratvely put forth by the Tribune They
know and feel that it be, and that "he wish was
father TO the thought" But suppose for a moment, ii
should be conceded that Seymour and Church. and the
whole ticket, will not be elected by majority in the
vicinity OF twenty thousand in what does that affect the
glorious prospects OF Pierce and King in the vote of the
Empire State We concede no such thing. There is
not democrat in the Sate under whatever cognomen
he may have heretofore passed. by whatever local vaga
res be may have been led temporarily asay-no, one
that will concede any such thing for though in isis for
reasons then deemed TO be satisfactory Seymour lost many
thousands OF democratic votes he will now receive
every onethe undivided, invincbe vote OF the great
democratic party No knows better than the editor
OF the Tribune (and all know bis great expenness
though not always his correctnes) that the democratic
party OF this State, when undivided and acting together
is. II OF right ought TO be, very largely in the major
i and hence the trepidation or rather the assumed
courage. in the premises.
very vigorous effort will be made, as Il has com
mencej to breed jealousy and discord in our ranks
by the very honest and capable editors o the leading whg
journals account of the decision Of the convention
upon the question OF the contestant delegates. One
journal he Times probably to he Of opinion that
Mr. Van Buren was tr6e too hasy in yielding his
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The Union is disgused because Mr. Winthrop and one
or two other wings have declined to become candidate for
the gubernaora chair of Massachusetts, The fact of his
having declined office occasions is nevertheless
claimed as the principal merit Of General Pierce
Ma IRspubic
And you cannot the difference in the cases' Mr..
Winthrop and other wings in Massachusetts, decline
The gubernatorial nomination because they know that
General SCOTS nomination will nfict defeat upon the
wings in the State and national contest Gen. Pierce
has resigned Office, and declined nominations, never be-
he could not be elected but only because he pre-
ferred the walks of private life. He is emphacay one
OF those who do not seek position.
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To the EIilor of lie Uninn !.

To the Ejior of The Union:
see by notice in the nelligencer of this morning
that meeting OF the Wing Club will be held this eve.
ming at their ROOM and that the club will be addressed
by some distinguished friends OF the cause
This is rather new feature in eeconeering and, lk,
sraws. shows which way things are tending Is il pos
sble that the members of the club themselves requir
Strengthening in their faith Heretofore their dis inguish
ed friends were used for addressing the masses, with
view of converting the people 10 whggery But thing,
changed, and appears TO require dislingushe
speakers to keep the members o the club from going astray
should really judge this the fact; for last night
the democratic meeting in the northern part Of our town
saw at least officiating the stand who but !
short time ago, and for long time, too, very de
cided and efficient member Of the Whig Club
SEPTEMBER 8, 1852. a..#
The daily union., 1852-09-09
BY J. Q. MCGUIRE. Auctloneor.

GALE OF WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR
~ NITURE-On Wednesday morning, September 18th, IL
o'clock, Mrs Fieuy
10Th household
and kitchen furniture, consisting Of
Mahogany plush sofa and rocker ......
DO parior chairs and divans
Marble-top and tables
Pier glass, candelabras, mane
Mahogany diniag breakfast and other tables
Lounges, and wood seat chairs,
Painted window shades curtains, clock
Three ply and ingr rain carpets, oil cloth, rods
China dinner and ware, glass
Albata forks, spoons table cutlery castors
sideboard, androns, shovel and ongs
Mahogany French and bedsteads
Do dressing bureaus, wnrdrobcs
Feather BEDS NJ shuck
Wssh.tapds, toilet sets, looking glasses
Cooking pario-, and chamber stoves
Together with a good assortment OF kitchen utensils
under, cash that credit OF two and
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
JAS. Y. MCGUIRE,
sepe-d Auctoneer.
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sent to the proceedings OF Naliopal Convention al Bal
lnore. and in .bong bodily only the candidates,
but the platform These sympathetic gentlemen ssgey
sumise thatf he had only held of and played shy lit
lie longer, instead OF acting honestly and parioleally
he would have frightened the hunkers " had he waited
10 be coaxed and fattered, he could have Imposed hs
own terms the party and the State convention These
sentiments exponents OF the political honesty OF such
calculaors OF chances upon the doctrine that the
end iusthes the means.
The daily union., 1852-09-09
Hon. wills A. German.

We reoiced TO learn that Mr. German and his wife
who in the ILL -faed Reindeer at the time Of her
poson, escaped without injury. Mr.. German had just
reached the upper deck when the explosion took place
and by his presence Of mind saved his lady and himself
from injury a@t.
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if this had not already been
onsbly extended which prove conclusiyely TO my mind
b.l The real OF the ruling spirits In that eonyen
lion ss by the nomination Of General Scott and The rrjee
lion OF Mr. Webster and Mr. Fillmore, TO destroy the ma
,,onal vvhiS pauy AN OLD WING
The daily union., 1852-09-09

CARD.-Thc attention Of the public and person.
max improved
respectfully this afternoon
large Maryland oppo
The vsiussc and
easy the property sdvsrsed by Benjsmis r. Smith
csq, trustee For fr,her psrscnis see Advertisement
GREEN h SCOTT, pa
Sep Pit Ancnonecs.
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MARHIED.

city inst by Rev r. Mr. JAMES
POOL New Mexico Miss ELIZA ANE HARDING
OF Maryland.
tst. Louis Ineigeneer please copy.l
The daily union., 1852-09-09
Cheap Trip 20 Norfolk.

Sheap To
a ssn>, THE steamer OSCEoLA will leave washingto
an excursion TO the above place on Saturday III,
1&ak tl September, AT O'Clock, a Returning will
leave Norfolk Monday, the l3h, at O'Clock, p. m.
sne will going and reurng at Piney Point Old Point
Cone
Passage and fare for the round "Trip, So; for
lady, ss
Sep s-d3t JAMES MITCHELL.
The daily union., 1852-09-09

90 The Tournament and Fancy Bail Will
place the Fauqer White Sulphur Springs Thursday
9tb instant.
Sept ia
The daily union., 1852-09-09

NEORGETOwN COLLEGE, ID. C.--Tbe exercises o
Der. Sep a-3
The daily union., 1852-09-09
By y. q. MCGUIRE, Aucs,oneer.

SUPERIoR NORTHERN BRED BAY TRoTTTNG HORSE
- AND BUGGY AT AUCTION-On Friday morning, septenbr
Iltb, O'Clock front OF the auction shall sel
superior uonr oe old, perfectly kind and GENTLE
and very fast ...
Also, buggy, nearly and In excellent order
Sale positive, the further use for them.
Terms credit OF ninety days, for note satisfactorily endosed
bearing interest
Sep PHI Auc,ioncer
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NEW BAsK.-TBE BANK OF THE CRY, washins,ou, D
~ c. IL located IN said city, Pennsylvania avenue south SIDE
between Ninth and Tenth and VIII be o business nom
til ~ and from !, 20 . M on and AFTER ms
9Th instant
bank win redeemed specie other current
". y. CRANDEIi
9ep Cashier.
I,RANK FOR EsTIsR,s Field Sport. tho United
States and British provinces OF North America vos as
trated.
The spormans Cycopndia Of Hunting, Fishing, CoursnF
Shooting T. r. Johnson, vo London WIN one me steel
engraving. .
The the Gum being ueaises on angling and shoot
ing, by Wilson, r. X. 8. e. vol, Edinburgh.
The sportsmaa's Library by Joen Mills, vol, Edinburgh
Manual Receauons in snoonE; by
The shoorer's Prcceptor by T. n. Johnson,
Craven, vol, London.
The American Manual by gentleman Of Philadelphia
The American Ride by iohn r. Chapman.
Shooting, with additions by William t. Porter,
editor OF York Spirit OF the Times"
Hints Sport-men by E j Lewis, NJ. ID.
The j. 9. Skinner, with illustrations
Observations Dog Breaking BY William floyd, gamekeeper
pamphlet London.
Dogs, Origin and Varieties; by w. D. Richardson
American Turf Register and Sporting Magazine, vols p and
Very
Sep FRANCk TAYLOR
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-04-16

mote authority NAV be- the great landlord holding vast do
mains in state of nature which il neither grants nor gov
ems Many of the doctrines upon hls sueC eay W JACK
-, tho mIdil aces when land everything ana man Moth
op We have arrived period when better views prevail
when human nature asserts its rights, ana te Oh
politica power does depend upon the accueh ppe
r. hut pon the great principles OF freedom ana just equal
~ Onc of TWO things is nevitabIc either tho people OF
California had the right 10 establish government ~
selves without reference 10 squater sovereignty VI aa
soyarciuntyn or they necessarily conaeih"eu
without a government, rather 10 dc withou' oe "
man life under such circumstances wouu DC '' Tn re-
rous than i'm the blUudcst battle on record '"o,
IN A., what we refused-tu found pocai sS S''"i
nroecun 10 The great objects OF human society! aa Hno%
; If ih character of my countrymen, NoEth OF oouth
Is n, calm reflection tev do approve Tue proceeding
Nor do believe there is one oil theil no !n't'e' up
h,i hc seen California in such pcriiohS CRISIS would
hes,ted 10 substitute established Ia" o1 a"ess 'o
ence and physical strength ~ 10, !, an -
nhscrvr what had not struck me before 'ha' ~ an eS'
tract from his speech, which, Col DaS's ,ee'S '!s
,hat s,ols Of the anaticsm of the South ,,i Hs1 lsa
I",nc,in, from my remarks, and one which lh" her
-, dn,, not Justify used no such te'h' '''as no
surh charue dill indeed, complain Oh 100 p'eshe" IN
,ositiun among Southern brethren ~ 'n.ae JUST
wnnrr ,r th, position and natural o1nlons Of northern
mer II wa not enough that they should recognize ana
t ,, constitutional rights OF the South as Zeaiousy
and honestly and may add, under " sd
Je o prIsonai difficulty those OF thelr own SECTION 0.
I'M, they were almost denounced as aooItonsts
as Northern fanatics s1d, in some quarters mites 'ney
arowcd and believed that slavery was Ihe oeSt VI
human society This is the substance oil my einaIAs upon
that tonic: ana know tina: this sentiment Oh regret wac
parlcpac in bv some the most sead'asl tehas " e
South unon this floor; and certainly nose tenh,hs "ee
made not in a spirit OF hostility, hut win iee'ns "
pain that so little confidence waS place" III 'N'' 60
I,,tl hIpps ZIG p,aIp
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,,,- -, ~, l,,n Scott is avalabe ask WHY II
h hoMsc he has no, defined his position upon tho Cep,S
mise then what is Wing victory thus gained but Sor Of
ern defral2 We deny that Cen Scot, IS IN ,haf
ne Comnromjse We hare nerer heard from htmSen "a hy
are his opinions But before be o. must
The whole Whig Church sound in tic ia' and make
come out in presence Of the hos him because
nrofssiou Of his creed We do not censu'c IA nut TO
Seward is his devoted friend The majestic t Uas But
blame ha, the parasite embraces lis ,be l0t desdy misfortune
whers dies, all the same from lunches The worldwide
Ss sse fsSss ff %
every southern valley c nns between The Sun Of Hungary
ana me e we invoke the wings of Virginia to STAND ny
Fillmore as he has stood by the Constitution nha
h laws Turn deaf year 10 The nonsense that Tic Is nov
available in New York Do not believe that The ereat mas
Of he wings of the Empire State are traitors TO the C"s
tuition and practical nulers OF The laws. II they are
time that YOU should dissolve your alliance with ihe
they are NOT you only nominate, but elect miu'
Fillmore
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LEGISLATURES or VIRGINIA.
THvRspAT. April 10, l@oZ.
I'm tIE.

communication WINS received from Tie House .! Dele
gates informing the Senate Of the passage Vi taou o
which have been enumerated IN 'hs Poe'e''s0 VI '""
body. L ,a,J,.,, nj ,hs Hnrso of
Delegates 10 the bill providing Tor the eiecon "' JUDGES
N T,ospsos from the select committee reported bill
nrnvin lr LAYING oil Commissioners district IN The
county Of Dinwldi!e ,. =, ,,;
If certain officers of city Of Petersburg was aken up
and sundrv amendments thereto adopted
Mr. SHAcKELFoRp did not wish TO oppose the o, eut me
bin provided only Tor The election of town officers out
also for State officers and fixed The Gay Tor the election OF
those officers different from that MED Tor he eecoh VI S'a'e
officers in other portions .. tie Stale
Nr DANIEL could good reason why that should Do
an objection The BILL il only applicable 10 ieers-
burg il was very desirable that these elections shou come
on al the earliest day and was necessary ta' some OF
these municipal elections should take place by the hst cay
Of May So, ..;
hrte being farther objections expressed 10 that portion
Of the bill by Me:ss. DgSgAts and WATSON on Mr.. DE-
SgALgs notion the bill was laid on The 'aoe of he pres
IN Mr.. Tuoupsox's motion, the bill providing for TWO
Commissioners districts il the county oi p!n"iadic was
taken 40 oul OF its order the calendar AMI read the 1s
time. a., -,
On Mr. MoxcuGE. notion the bill In relation 10 The cleo
ton certain Officers b. joint vote OF Tue Two houses
taken up.
il the order OF the day Tor Monday next Inc senate teus
ed 10 make il the order u! that day.
On Mr DEsEAls's notion the bill laid on the table.
The bill in rel-on 10 the election OF ocers OIL fe'esou'S
yras again. taken up, u Mr.. DASIELS motion.
Mr. DANIEL insisted the passage OF TAG till IN It's pre-
sent form.
Mr. DgxgALE intiml;ed amendment reducing HE pay
of the Common wcai's Attorney.
The bin was farther discussed b. Messrs. AMBER DaSEL
and DESEALg. -,
Mr. STUART said he wished 10 examine the b ami hoped
would be laid on The table The bill then laid on Tho
table
Mr. SruA.r moved thai Senate ADJOURN rs il was I'M
poss bIr 10 proccct! it'll any important business.
Mr. SRAcHE FORD asked Mr.. STUART 10 witldta" MS mo-
ton II. hoped Senate would rot adjourn as there was
business could proceed WITH such as reading oil
bills the first tire
Mr. STUART renewed his motion and the Senate ADJOURN
ed
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
No quorum appearing the House on motion OF Mr. ELL
NAN adinuIned
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The Richmond Republican is the only Wing paper in the
city, that has had The bolduess the Wing Conven
ton of its duty in regard the position Of Gen. Scott In
its yesterdays ISSUE il says:
"When you told, Southern Wings that Mlard Fill
lie available in New York, bear in mind the WHY
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lpcreasc Of reccip,S for The first six months of.'he
nresenl year, over The corresponding period oi
The previous year, S''''s' ~
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s..,,s,,,I, CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY.

,,roI,,I, CENTRAL RAIL ROAD COMPANY.
h,s be.n furnished by the Treasure. with the fol
,oi statement of the receipts of the Virginia Cen'ra
Rail Road Company, o' transportation for The INST SIX
months of the present fiscal year, commencing The Isl oc
tobcr, 1851, viz:
Receipts for passenger fare from Isl Oct 1851 10 IL, apf
1852 : e. .s25os - -
Receipts for transportation Of freight 7 .''s ~
Receipts for transportation Of mail, f'i-' ~
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MIR. Smear is at the Exchange Hotel.

DR.. d. D. Smith, formerly popular Universais Minis
ter in this city, will the Exchange nigh, deliver lee
ture on Music with illustrations by members of his family
We hear from those who ought know that most inter-
esting entertainment may be expected.
DEATH FROM CHLOROFORM.-Mrs Emily Norton,
wife of H. Z. Norton Of Norwak, Conn., died al New Haven
on Friday from choroorm taken aid the extraction of
teeth 1t appears she afflicted with disease OF the
recurring the extraction of several diseased teeth She had
last year taken chloroorm with happy effect and This
cason intending have tooth drawn, insisted on DR..
Park her medical attendant again administering IT, The
Journal says:
She WAS allowed to inhac the chloroform in very small
quantity for several minutes and almost while she say
nn she effect from it, and asking Tor its more Tree
the doctor noticed the pulse suddenly TO fall
Within or minutes from tho time this change was noticed
all signs of life gone and the most vigorous efforts to
reslsci,uc the woman proved unavailng An inquest
held remains and on the testimony Of several ply
sicians Dr. Park cxcupated from all blame Only half
drachm Of choroform which inhaled from sponge
was used
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Receipts for transportation for tle corresponding
period Of the previous year, VIZ ,o 20
Receipts for passenger fare sn'oio "
Rrcriu,s for transportation offreigh 30, 4l5 %
Receirts for mail transportation 4,l-o W e, ., =
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RICHMOND ENQUIRER
WING STATE CONVENTION

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL l6. 1852.
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OF KOSsUrH-A NETTING OF TEN

FIRE in THE OFFICE OF THE SUPREME COURi
We happy TO learn that the fire in the Capitol Yesterday
has produced serious damage We understand that there
papers lost which replaced and that none
Of great importance have been al all danased ING
whole loss consists OF few tables and few transcripts OF
papers, including rough minutes and memoranda -
10 understood that the fire accidental ntoH ipr 10