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Saunders Metallic Tablet Gtrop.-This
article its derfnl in sharpen
ing be obtained at No Aston House. and No.
1Sy u axxau
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ss5,0O0.-To lend on bond and nasrtgage I'm
suss s.i: Applicants on productive Sssi Cssss shls
$500 % These TO lend At cont Interest,",
on ssss city Rsal Estate Apply 10 BROA q, No
u W all street, in She 10 sslry stere.
Genuine Tcas.-Whsn people bay Toa, anA
snd thsy have hsSbs shink They have thrown
shsir Money away bSt II yoa vim 30 10 " p. Moody
eno Ts osy twenty cent than ~
sshsT store, bat pure and snsd altsSsssd.
Important to all Liquor Dealers.-ComeAsc,
simple ussrrs rules testing the strength VI sp
by present standard and for mixns sAisag,
au.i.s them .,t,St Z. any fsassss prs1f ssd x .As
Cosnsiss alp Is by thssc simple rules ssh ksas
and trsuble u savsd.-ApalyNcAi Exsmtssr.
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Fl. II. r., No. 2.-Thiek and bad Blood
pads pure rich ny Rad~ays Rsnovaiag Rssovsnt 1t
washes all diseased deposits fro the homes Muscles
aud glands acts upon the solids ~ well - the nuids
he werst forms Of asronls humors ussrs nsdes
sat rheum, 30. Price per bottle at d2 Fulton street.
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Watts Nervous AntidOte.-Cautl0n.-
nd for hs having outstriyBed the sspplya
spurious article has bssn and sold cheap "
efug Persons INSTANTLY dsssst H. for IL 10
pos lake the genuine Without feeling mediate relief
From pain aad assesrstsd vitality aud health. j. PYNE
street; Mr. CskHev 81 Barclay street. the
respectable stores in Broadway, keep the esnuias.
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Saunders Dressing Cases for Travcllers.-
Tho ni~f exteen these consists In their great
which they arc snparor
TO ether manufactured they simple IN their con-
convenient Durable
and cheap SAUNDERS, No. Aston House and No. 3T
Mes
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10 keep Cool, during the Hot Weather, It
= Of the Zephyr Uudsrvest from Ne
lo Bswsr While they refresh the strong they
ssvsak AID protect ALL Give them trial. A. RANKIN
, 4 CO., No. Va Bewery.
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Meade, Brothers, DAgucrreotypc Of Henry
Ay The Aest Dasp's"syps eyer taken II this Il.ussr
0tAtesvap be in collAsti,n OF pie
tss Cor les frr tale Amsrosn Galleries. $50 Broadway
1teoVs shsys tho Astor House.
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CTOLRN-FRON A COUNTRY RESIDENCE, NEAR
pobbs Ferry two gold Watches with chains attached
and two wallets containing money LIBERAL reward will
DO paid for the return Of the articles and detection Of the
thiei, ut A South street. up stairs.
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TJEIoK couIsE, LL-RUSNISG AND TRorr1No:-
.:s:s s:ss !: Esyneas . %::s1 T.; s...s
Ten Grey; s..,T s: 81 r. D.aay Js ,S::A..s.
S. s..s 70 Z s Il. s
PA.s sGis "s";; Pes name. =. T::s
ss .ss s s 81 day
and Iessns " such horses nassiss Sss..ss Isns
;ss'I e. 'sy md D.rsy Jim which E :.. 70. en-
iss ;pSs,sIs LADY sas. Pet Ps.sn sns
WI ss.' ss";'p ssss .s%s
y s,;s q .s 'as%s s va. :' y
care .n Leave sGatn Ferry Breo.s for .as csss: ::
-- -en .-,' JOIN. / sSEDrxIR Proprietor.
Jss.SH COURSE. !, L-rRorrIso.-A PUsss 9.
sss; . S' :!:. e q = .ss,
Br:sdvay and Ca.h arins street. on Skss2sy svsaias
- JOHN sNEp,xRa. propri.s..sr.
JIRIoE COURSE. 1. I-TaorrINo.-A ruasE OF
ses. S.:s best in sv: IN S:rs:: con: :. iy -
July l:s - 10 o'slosL ~ PshI.nd Duryss corner Il
''' '''''"'' anu JOHN l. sSsDIKsR. P,spr,ssor
DID HOUSE PLEASURE GRoUND-rROTrING-
M . S @ be ss n,.s awe 81 IT, ..Ss
%s e, 4:
enter. = May Dsy bound enters g. G. Drummer BOyj
= N'''-' '''''' '''' " -' b fLuvr, Proprietor.
1TROTTlNG.-CAnBRIDGE COURSE, BosTON.-oN
Freddy. ysly issh, grand trial q sPsst vim
81 shs ahsvs mile Asats hess three IN Ave
tss fer al sseshs horses 81 ss O'CLOCK, p L. On WsE
nestsy. yIly ntA trial Of speed win come o. Ss Aes4
.svss VI Bs!s. eve, tIoo .t3k ss:ek. r. y o. IH-
ano repssS " haypss tres FOR n, trotsne horses % -
s'dlosk, y. Bssrss 10 BE- made Falkland buYyiS,
~ East bresAwAy And stpssA York.
A,so = st Bc:.o. or before Friday Jsly
VIM r. Porter. Eco, shs spiris efsbs rimss Hirsa
wssaru6 ksq isns Island. In all o. the above trials
PACE 3 GOODWIN rrspuisteSa
A PURSE or ESQ WILL B4 TROTrED FOR ON MON-
IA day Jsy bth ~ New Rochelle free for all trotsng
horses mile heats three In Eatries
o'clock, At wm. shnss Hotel Now Rochelle. The above
day
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DAN AwAY.-JAMEs MALONE LIFT STANFORD
o. Tuesday iast vas seen In New Haven Wsdnss-
day. He 10 10 years old. Any inform tsn regarding him
viii be thankfny received mother Caslarins nssss,
at Stamford, Cssn.
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DISTRACTIONS.

A YOUNG FRENCH LADY, HAVING SEVERAL PU-
N pills this city, would like TO be received boardor
by respectable American family, where two lessons
day. either In mee 10 the French would be re-
ded equiv mt for her board Please address Miss
J,tOh Greene street, between and o'clock. II. n.
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this Yes. seo.i:. IN s gently Ab..rbing
sioos !. sudden asnesphers
cay ADAMS, No. 81 Bread .sy, opposite Nislo's.
10 keep Cool. during In. the Hot Weather, It
ss":Iy While ssy refresh Sc .srsns they sses.sssss
Co. s Sss:r; ~. Give tho" trial RANKIN
a Taste is seen In the set Of . Shirt much
y: 81 and the hear. 7. .h s
@ che shes. sns sss has rendered them i.9 aS With
sfHsA Of taste from All PARIS Of the Union.
The handsomsst things Of the season are
ths Linen Dsck aud Satin Jean Coats a. Union Ha
u FULTON md streets The dem and for those
YerH iseps NJ Pa.s the superintendent Of the retail
department constantly bnsy The prices UHion Hall
xaklor McKimm's Platform IL on the cor
s.... HE ths .ssnse II prsossi
sss.sa net 20 be drawn .us - the saos. s!rcalar.
TALLER lTcEimna's friends VIII he glad to
s' n ss.fy R :sn
nsr o. sleesher and Csrniae streets And hs custom RS
solves and clothing sent homo in the s~nkns Of an eye
Gentlemen from the South and West viii,
% * b Of sns IN rss Of Lr.ss.
" whore they replenish their ward-obes in sasfAc
sJ w, p a sa q S.rsg
and S,ani streets. No deviation frOn marked prices.
- ssThat's Something Llkc.'-Yoar friends
Win cure 70 exe,aim that's something hke! With in
limits satfaston they ind dressed up 10 snch Cloth
&s A. h. manufactured BY SIXTH RICE l02 Fu!ton
street how little costs to dress ~ ws 1t their
pricss-SuAday News
Green Turtle Soup, fresh and good, to-day,
AZ BnYARDS No. estate street. NB-Por sale, Lb0llbs
yesn Turtle Weighing from ~ lbs to 1lbs Apply as
ysbsva
woife's Aromatic Schiedam Schnapps.-
fhis opa Gin is manufactured BY the proprietor ~
Soieoam in Holland and put In pint and bottles
sxPrsssly fer medical recommended by toe ply
generally and SOLD by tho prncpa druggists in the city aud
Nronthout the United States and at the depot 1893
street. s.. WOLPE, Agent.
Saunders Dressing Cases for Travcllers.-
Tho ahi~f these cases their great
ard utility In which respect they ar. superior
ether manufactured they are simple IN their con
sarusnn. without nss.s eonvenen dnrAne
and cheap. SAUHDERS, No. Aston House and No. 3N
Broadway.
Saunders Metallic Tablet Gtrop.-Thls
article long known r. its wonderfnl in sharpen
ing Pssors be sbsined at No Aston House. and No
~ Broadway.
. Ladies' Dress Combs-A large and FASH
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DPORTKNGs.
CHALLENGE.-J. BONEY MccJOUD VILE ROW
~ Any IN the city county OF New York. for the
sum Of hundred or hve hundred dollars hvo ten
miles. in aksleton boats Money and ready at Ell
Cedar street, star House
j. BONEY McCLOUD, the CAulhers' Pot
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The handsomest things Of the season are
the Linen Dsck and Satin jean Coats, a. Union Hail.
" Fulton md Nassau streets Tho dem and for these
The striped and Grsscloh Coats and
Yes Keeps Mr. Pai.s the superintendent Of the retail
department constantly bnsy The prices at Union Hall
Abe cheapest ever hnNwn.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN--A YOUNG
mas and his wife anxious to procure kind
Of employment either Ia this city out Of IT, The
boekkssper ard would wish to be
snsss.d in msausctery foundry q clerk or in sny
dustry would insurs him living. The lady competent
tsacher having been for pact In tcaoh
ing most successfully In M city An advantageous arrange
nsnt p'rht be made with some who would re-
auirs the rervioes OF both but net necessary that both
Should bc engaged The references will given,
PROMPT attention paid any letters sent to AreulsrnA
Herald oehee.
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wesfc's Aromatic Schiodam Schnapps.-
fhis oepal Gin sufatured by the proprietor
soaies.m in Holland and Put mp In pint and ausrt bottles
sxFrss)y fer medical by tee ply
generally and sold by tho principa druggists the city
kronthout the United States and at the depot 99
street. s. NJ WULPE, Agent
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w EST POINT MATBENATICs.-A CLASS IS ABOUT
w commencing Prof Bartletts hsebsass, IN oonsee.on
with Aeoarse Of Civil At Mr. knseys School,
under tho direction Of graduate Of the
United States Military Academy who has had h expert
in teaching the subject Those DESTROYS Of ayang
themselves q the opportunity Of pursuing the higher
early day. to the Principal Of the School few mare
pupils less advanced msy also receive instruction ivss
ehoO1
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SThhfI AWAY FROM BONE, IN STATE OMEN
tai ahsrration Of nitd. SUNDAY The Hh o. juno,
jut shout four o'clock !, tho morning Bilism H. Hail. %
years ~ aec about ft rthes hgh. light sandy
plexon and hue eyaii vtro p0uama hat iNtrmgtion
that Will lead 70 hisr 0ttry ait 10 literally rewarded
A. MALT d E,ss TYebty arst street or
2S7 Greenwich etreet
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MUSICAL.

EOLIAN PIANOs.-DEPoT FOR SALE OF HALL1f.
IL Davis b Co.'S (Bosson) unrvaed Pianos, 81 the
spacious rooms and publishing howss oS Gould b
Berry. 27 Broadway. Second. hAnd Pianos.
NEW AND SECONDHAND PIANoRORTKs-WD
~ have hand large as.ortmsnt Of new and Sc
hand Pianos for sale and 10 brs Pianos from 80 TO
$780, For hire from - 10 month No sg Broad
way. MFF0hD BROTHER.
NOR sALE.-A SIX OCTAVE SECOND HAND
Piano perfectly sound Of Gslson's mako. The pro-
prstar leaving tho ely wishes TO sell IL low Address
MARILR 81 1863 Grand street. In the dry goods
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Tl,e F'~wer Of Bnhcl.

|. Con. Piereo's Portrait, . most excellent
H~A.ss. ssa be sesn A. ROOTS Premium Gallery, 9o
0kosaway.
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Gsentlcmen's Summer HAts--A Drao bea-
YER Straw Has sew IN th' nos Ane opsre
Ave v,athsr D~ssity vel az ~ fasnion
AZ tAs stsre Of MIA the Hatt-r No 0 Camel stsset
will in vsrissy OF Sumoer uAts al OF
Nm a reas able prices.
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IRISH CIVIC AND TRADES s0CIETIES-FOURTH
JuyThe Delegates representing the different Societies
Of Now York Brooklyn, Jersey City and Wiiiamsbursh,
who intend 10 celebrate tho forthcom Anniversary
American lnaepsndenee are hereby asssnd
adjourned eeting thie evening "Wednesday 70 Prince
street to ballot for place in line appoint soer and AXE
fin for tho Societies not yet
peaen requested send delegated this eveDing
BY order, JAMES MURRAY, chairman.
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49, as AfSSs soE SIX
fs.oid the stock lease and goodwill q store IN tho
ssuth the Potomao The trade wsi established and
and yneng praof Of the safety Of che
en and prospect Of speedy fortune can be svsn the
sole Of present resning being change
celtic which prcvsns his giving his
entire atts alton In futures every odson win DO
rjycn 10 tho ipcomer and wished tho advertiser would
object limited partnership fof reference address
b. g. BOWMAN, Herald sfice.
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ITO BOARDING sCHOOLS.-WANTED TO PLACE
little rir four years old, In coed school, in
she city who're greatest attention win be paid her Ad
dress ii. T. PRTERS, 90 varick street.
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xaAlor McKimm's Platform II on the cor
Of Bleasksr and Carmine Streets whore no daily ineu
eaten his the science of
ssesaes the bear,ifu ponts in his clothing RrAak
Ps9vs and himself stristiy alive and know
sAsvsh net : drawn sut by the Scott circular.
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INFORMATION WANTED OF PHILIP DUFYY-WHBN
i Dsrt heard from he In Lvnchburg Virgips. Any
Information respecting him will be thankfully received
Is sister, Anne Duffy At 20 East Twsntieth street.
DEPORTATION WANTED OF WILLIAM JONES,
(wbo left Carlow Ireland in 1925 1875. In company
with james Josss and Besjanin) by his william "a
Centre street. Newark Now jersey, or Jsssph Miller, 29
Canal street. New York.
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Taste As seen In the set Of . Shirt as much
The 90 Of coat and the srssefu In which
the hosem Of GREKNS Shirss adapt tnomselyes to the
L Of he chest and neck has rendered them famous with
sffabisn. 0kkENS No. Aatnr House. u the resort
Of n a Of kaste rom al paris Of the Union.
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- gsPBCTABLE GERMAN SERVANTS OF EVERY
~ description srsss and shirt nskers sonessoasrs;
French benBes French painters aad mocha
pcs Of description well factory aborers wanted
~ the once, 90 Green wich street. LOUIS MORNn
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Import aut to ALI Liuuor Deaiers.-ComeAsc.
lDYEEYISRlBNn REVIVED EVERY DAY.
~ SEE SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a


WANTED-A MUTATION, Ny REsPDCTADLB
~ yerss America. wonso, who has !ost Asr husssnA
ssanssress Ple.ss call ~ l Sixth avenue. Iaa -
for 1--WE or three days
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WANTED TO sELL-THE HOUSE AND LOT NO
w los Perry street, next to the corner of Green wch
street. The house intended for tho ownsrs
built II contains seventeen With the Crot0n
water to tho third story with Al the waste and soil
the street. Price 800. So 600 bond
and mortgage It IS rented for $500 per year good
tenants. Would be q good Investment for man wish
SIN all MEANS he could live in part and let the
N Ainder. apply 10 JAMES PADDOCK, No. 658 Hudson
street, after o'clock in the evening.
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NofIcE-THE NEXT MEETING OF. THE DUFFY
tho Brilliant No. Battery Place, At O'clock. Mem
bers requested to attend for thor
THOMAS CREED, Secretary. Captain
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Green Turtle Soup, fresh and good, to-day,
~ IA ARD No State street. NBPor sale, lb01lbs.
Of yssn Turtle weighing from 20 lbs to t0lbs Apply
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EAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYs-COLEBROOK RIVER,
Il Conn.-De Witt Mooney, Prbdpl-Ths inss' utan
s in Of tho beautiful and heaithful vii
lagos in Connecticut Tho accommodated are ample and
the facilities for SECURING useful and elegant education
uneoualisd INSTRUCTION will be given In Greek aud
Latin languages the higher branches OF English and In the
French, Spanish Germsn and Italian languages There 10
daily with the city by the NAugstusk Rail-
road All applications TO be uads TO the Principal a. Cole
brook river. to Fox Polehemu corner OF Broad AID
Reay
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WANTED TO BELLA GAsFITTfNG ESTABLISH
w ment, DOING good business Reason for ssng
out-Soing into other business Inquire at No. ii Eighth
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
A Fair Offer.

W. E. Robinson. Esq. an Irish gentleman
residing in the city of New York, offers one
hundred dollars in cash, and his vote for
Pierce and King at noon,dsy on the I'd Of
November, if any Locofoco will prove that
either one of the eight special statements
made by him in his great speech, is untrue
This is the right way to silence the tongue
of the slanderer. The records Of New Hamp-
shire are open to the public The 500 will
pay expenses, and the vote will be more than
all their vituperation and abuse will win.
That Franklin Pierce did not whilst mem.
Der of the Constitutional Convention Of New
Hampshire. speak in favor of Catholic Eman-
cipation. either in Convention or Committee
of the whole during the pendency of tina:
question.
That old Benjamin Pierce, in a. D. 1871
and 2, voted against Catholic Emancipation,
and in 1899 voted in favor of the odiosts ALie,s
aud Sedition Ldw
That in the late Convention, 1850 Mr. Par
ker, of Nashua. Whig. drafted the resolu-
tion in favor of abolishing the Religious Test
in that State.
Here is something tangible for those who
abuse him. II he has borne false testimony.
prove il and take his money and his vote:
but if his statements be true, why persecute
him? What evil hath he done?
Walk up. gentleman, prove property, and
take your money, or stop your abusive slang.
Clermont Courier.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02

as made, or that any were wrongfully pun
ished, J false and groundless lie. l am not
unlhankful to my good friend who has told
me of these thingsl 1t was right. But,
gentlemen, stand here, before you, and de-
clare as have already declared, and again
declare, that the principles that governed my
command in Mexico, are those of my life.
To that ite in my counuy's service, need
not appeal in vain for an answer now. With
equal freedom and confidence do throw my,
self upon the honest verdict of every man.
who, with me, served his country in the fields
of Mexico.
1t is impossible to convey to the mind of
the reader the manner in which this magni6-
cent speech was uttered Il was lofIily,
splendidly eloquent in the very highest ac-
ceptations OF the term. The scathing, with
ering. indignant look and tone with which the
denial and denunciation were enunciated,
startled, electrified the audience. 1t was an
entire impromptu affair. Not word had
been premeditated-not an idea before con-
ned oyers, The foul charge was pointed out
to him there, for the first time, and he lost
not a moment till he branded it as its wicked
enormity deserved. There are no more elo-
quent passages in the English language than
be then and there uttered. Let it be pub
lished all over the land, that SANDER and
calumny may hide their vile heads, in dis
grace and shame.
TO- s. journal
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
NUMBER 80
Tho state RIuht Cnndidnte,.

! 1t is not little surprising that the demo-
cratic papers Of the north should have so care
fully abstained from mentioning the Presi.
Dental nomination made by the Convention
| Of State Rights men, which recently sat in
Alabama One would say that the move-
nent was of sufficient consequence to attract
he attention of who keep themselves informed
upon current events. Perhaps the matter
has come upon them so Unexpectedly that
they are at loss how to treat it IntelIi-
gent men. conyersant with the condition Of
affairs at the south, and understanding the
feelings of the State Rights politicians, have
known that they we're likely TO resolve upon
independent action, ever since the Demo-
cratic Baltimore Convention, As is remar.
ed by Washington letter writer. that body
ratified and especially endorsed the COM
promise, to which the radical disuuion De-
mocracy of the South are rs much opposed
as the Free Soileis Of the North, though for
exactly opposite reasons The Cony ention
which few days since nominated Gov.
Troupe, of Georgia, for President, and Gen.
Quitnan for Vice President, repre- seBted
very large party in South Carolina, Georgia
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, and
Texas. Indeed the elections of last Fall de-
monstrated beyond doubt that secession
party comprised the great mass of the Dem
ocratic voters in these States. In South
Carolina it embraced all, the only political
distinction recognised being that between in-
mediate and procrastinated secession. In
Georgia its candidate was Governor TownS
who was supported BY the regular Demo-
cratic organization. and was only beaten by
coalition between the dissenting fragments Of
that party and the Wings, Represented By
Cobb and Toombs. In Mississippi jefferson
Davis WAS the regular Democratic, Secession,
State Rights candidate, and was beaten by
Foote-only 900 votes out Of 100, 900. In
Alabama and Texas the Secession candidates
were elected without serious opposition In
all these States the independent ticket will
be supported by the State Rights division of
the Democratic party, which constitutes q
majority oft. 1t is even probable that il
will receive the Electoral vote in some Of
them, and may be expected to secure others
for Gen. Scott. Thus it will certainly take
away what chance Pierce may have had in
Georgia, Florida, and Louisiana, and renders
doubtful States before consid cred certain Il
is very important movement. and has been
made at the critical moment by the Calhonu
Secession party to defeat Pierce.
Com Register.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-10-02
Sound Argument,

Henry C. Carey says, there is one greater
invention than that of the railroad, to- wit: that
which brings the market to tho farmers door,
and thus destroys the need of transportation
even by railroad. What is it that makes
land valuable! Proximity to market; bring
ing the consumer TO the side of the producer.
The land of Belgium is of the highest value Of
any in the world, because there the consu.
mer and producer are most completely in
connection with each other That of France
has enormously increased in value. a. the
consumer has more and more taken his place
by the side of the producer. What destroys
the value of land? The separation of the
consumer from the producer; for that is inva-
riably followed by exhaustion Of the land, and
its abandonment. For the last two centuries.
no effort has been spared to prevent their
coming together on the land of Ireland but
all efforts failed, until at the Union. provision
was made for the abolition Of all protection,
the result of which is seen in the fact, that
large portion Of that country is now on sale
for the mere amount of the moneyes that, in
better times. was lent TO the owners o mort-
gage security. In India, British free trade
has annhilated the domestic manufacturer.
and. with each step in the progress of the
operation, land has lost its value, because, as
in Ireland, the people have been more COM
PEELED to depend on the distant market Ev-
cry where land acquires value, and it's owner
becomes enriched, as the owneris is more and
more brought to take his place by the consu-
mer; !; and everywhere it loses its,xalue as the
producer is more and more compelled to de,
pendupon the distant market. because the
cost Of transportation eonstitsttRs tie frst toz
TO be paid by beth land and tdldar. and be.
cause the cost for going to mark ct must ha
paid for BY the man who has either lshofeR
ia products TO sell