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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

The vote stood-For Repeal, 1856 Against it,
l2O92-so the two thirds rule (fsuch exist had no
effect. New at this trial, at the former tho
repeal was NOT "voted down by the Wings and
AboIitionists," as Mr.. Dallas untrnly asserted,
but. in at least equal measure, by the selfstyled
Democracy For, though we cannot tell how
each individual voted the official returns show
that Cheshire, the strongest and almost only
steadfast Wing County, voted ,'}22 for Repeal to
7l6 against it while Carroll and Belknap, strong
" Loco Foco, voted-Yeas, So; Nays, ., 1873 or
nearly four to one. And few of the strongest
towns of each party show the following results;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
T The Express generously says !:

ave go for Liberty in IIungary' Liberty in France
Liberty In Italy, Lbe -ty in Cuba and Liberty all over
the world but we 60 also for American Liberty to let
HunRarans, Ffenchmen, Italians and Cubans work out
and win their own independence, as we won and man
tain ours Freedom that is gotten in any other way
is entirely too cheap TO be worth anything"
ARsrer.--Ws did not work out our own inde-
ptndepce.' but were powerfully aided to win it by
Franc, and other Nations Had our tyrant been
aided as Hungary's was, our Patriot fathers
would have been crushed and our country reduced
again to Colonial dependence. Only secure to
Hungary half SO good treatment from outsiders as
re had, and her Patriots ask no more.
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GRyAr BARGAINS IN Day GooDs.-

HITCHCOCK LEADBEATER No 81 Broadway, open ~
p,c.s :, 6scount Of full one-hsf from the real value tr
nstance they offer real French Printed Muslin worm
or. and tbsy will be found beautiful styles An elegant
De Lame worth z cents yard by the case hey WIN retail
~ one shldg; beautiful Barsges az silk Tissues worm
~ I16 and 81 and every her kind of goods equally
Sh,so They have beautiful Grenadine, light ssny gos
s.mer AND strong as any silk most desirable gooos 1o tn
s weather being as cool any muslin and as handsome
a. anv six for 81 yard, and living man can impoi
them Tor h a. than Ladies will not be disappointed
IN ooling ovef taeiT stock
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Gen. seott In sRurap New.Yorl


FINN IAN, Istts Co, n T., June 9. lsn
The nomination of Gen. Scott ia III
received here. Although many preferred a.
nomination Of one Of the other candidates A..
will cheerfully buckle on the amor tor the Her.
three Wars. and il the Rural Districts A =.
roll up a Tippecanoe vote this Fall, thing. N
have to change wonderfully before vo,iur A.
and when say this speak sdvisedly, for I,m,.
strong an Administration Wing as it would -.
easy to find. We have a Ratification herr ~.
evening, snd the only strife is to see via -
show the most enthusiasm for tn. nominee. 10
Yours, ia the whE Cause. pw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

AUBURN saturday June 20 lisa
An enthusiastic Wing ratification meet.
Ing was held at the Court House last evening, h =.
city, Hon, B. F. Hall preSiding. The room wa e.
10 overhowing Resolutions were passed ipdogsur -
nominees snd the platform. The Hou Christ e..
Morgan addressed the needing, speaking with puS
feeling upon the life of Henry Clay ana bis SOFA A..
pected dissolution Mr. Morgan was followed BY d
Bett,, ESQ, Editor Of the Ohio Sds Jonal also y
N. Pomeroy, Capt. Segein and Clarence A. Ses,ra
Esq., Of this city.
The meeting adjourned with nine hearty cheeu a,
Scott and Graham.
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For Europcs

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WAyERIEY, nogs Co, MY, Jane "a l,a

Fl. GREELEr-Dear Sir: The no.;.
nation Of SCOTT and GRAHAM is received he's. =.
the Wings with great JOY. A banner VA. -
evening thrown to the breeze, inscrbsd with -.
names. Guns were fired, and the vilIse, .a
Eliminated with numerous bon6Ies. The W.
are in great glee, and TIoga's troops NAV be sas
sidered ready for the field. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

EY We learn that a physician from ST.
Charles In this State placed 10 the Insane Hos
pital on "Wednesday last-hAving become rvinz
maniac from the effects Of those works Of the devil
known ssspirt rapplugs IJAcksonVlls Consat1sionst
lVT Judge Walker Reid died at Alex.
sndri.. Campbell Co. Ky, on the slst, whittier he had
gone to hold Court aaH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

We give these as we find them in The Ner-
Hampshire Statesman. We do not say that the
whole State voted like this-probably it did not ;
but it is certain that the Repeal of the Test was
not generally supported by the Democracy and
was not voted down by the Wings and Abolition
lists.
Will Mr.. Dallas retract his calumnyl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
all for a Union Convention In Georgia.

MACON, Ia, Thursday, june n III
The Messenger of Wednesday publishes
an official call for the reassemblng OF the UIion Co.,
yenton at Milledgeve, Georgia, the 18th Of July n
pursuance of a resolution providing for such second
meeting passed by the late Union Convention.
The Savannah EUening Neics and Re-
publican both bolt the nomination Of Scott and call ias
the nomination of third candidate by the Union psny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
STARTING THE PLANKS.

Perhaps some of our readers may remem-
Der that the following have been some
three or four times gravely, formally, unan-
imously adopted as planks of the Hunker
Democratic Platform
Q. That the Constitution does not confer upon the
General Governmen mt the power TO commence and carry
on general sytem OF Internal improvements.
g. That the Constitution does not confer authority
upon the Federal Government, directly or Indirectly
TO assume the debts OF the several States, contracted
for local Internal Improvements, or other State pur
pores nor would such assumption beJust or expedient
Resolped, That the Proceeds of the Public Lands
ought 10 be sacredy drpfd 10 ne national oeecs specs
fed in the Constitution; and that are opposed TO any
law for the distribution of such proceeds among the
States alike inexpeoient in policy and repugnant to
! the Constitution.
We ask our Democratic readers TO
give their spectacles an extra rub and then
carefully compare these Resolves with Mr.
BENEFITS bill which has Just passed our
intensely Democratic House, aidedby the
votes of some thirty Democratic Represen-
tatives, providing for a general Distri-
! button of Public Lands among all the
States of the Union. Mind, that we are not
Directing to the bill on our own hook; but
If the Platform of the successive COnven-
tons which nominated Polk, Cass and
Pierce respectively be sound, then this bill
is flaeIantly unsound. The question is be-
tween the Democratic Platform builders
and the Democratic Congressman; and
we advise those who try to uphold both to
look to it.
If our Public Lands are to continue a
matter of merchandise and football of
speculation, this bill is clearly right. If
millions after millions of acres are to be
voted away to construct Railroads in the
Ne,c States, it seems but fair that the Old
States should have slice too. our only
objection to this, as to all the Land Rail
road bills, is that it seems calculated to
postpone if not defeat that far more i'm
portant and benehcent measure which prof.
fers to each landless settler Quarter-sec.
ton without cost. Give US that, gentle
men and then we will see about Land ap.
preparations for Schools and Railroads
Don't let the INDECENT settlers claim be
overlaid and smothered by any other
BY the way, why is not the Home
stead Bill reported by the Senate's Public
Land Committed 1t is short, simple
bill, and that Committee has had it nearly
or quite a month. Gen. Shields and Hon.
Isaac P. Walker you are reputed friends
of the Pioneers bill and you are both on the
Land Committee. Shall we hear from you
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
A Wopn TO THE LADIEs.-G. NJ. 30

n,s ia selling the very richest and beat style OF baTege
Tissues Lawns Printed Jsekones Poplins summer silks
md Canton Grape shawls extremely low prices Having
nhssed largely of these goods al auction all through tne
he has .rge stock hand and as the season
= sdvsrr;ng he will sell them at ANAL advance nom auc
,;on nrces Ladies will do we'll by giving Mr. BoDiNE an
..yIx caU al No S23 Grandst, cor. Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
SoMErHINa NEw IN SUMNER Coats AT

Jennings Co,s-A new stvle Of summer BUSINESS and
travelling Goats las Just introduced by thspopuaI hm
bicb In out and finish uspAsses anything Of the kind that
has been produced this The coat Is oil hne SINGLE
miled Cashmere Of alght cool color aud owes Jus
site shape 10 genius Of young cutter In the establish
ent who has the eye Of artist and the Necessary me-
ella acsl sk ~ realize his ideas The business world
Il invited 10 lis beau ideal OF an undress summer
Coat which may be promo inced the most dasing and dn
sue affair Of the kind that the wek known house OF
JENNINGS Co has turned out. IL harmonlzes beau
ffuly will the styles Of summer Vests, and summer
Pans,ons Those who prefer clothes made to measure 20
selections from the fashionable ready-inade STOCK can De
su, pied with superb its In few hours W. JENNINGS
1 Co. No. 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
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The Wing Nominations NIessrs. Toombs ana
SIephenn.


CHARLESTON, Friday, June IS, lS5a
Messrs. Toombs and Stephens have tele-
graphed to the press of Georgia that they are opposed
10 the nomination of Scott, and in favor Of the reassem
bling OF the Union Convention by wdose DE- clsou thsy
will abide Mr.. Jenknss position is sad to be the anc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Ratification Meeting.

WEsrcHEsrER, Pa, June p, lsj2
The Wings have held a meeting At
which the nomination OF Scott and Graham was ratified
with great unanimity and enthusiasm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Wing Ratification at Worcester, Mass.

VUHVESE EAt SdtuFuty Jane y, Is1.
A Wing Ratification Meeting was held
last night 1t was largely attended ssd great entAus
ssm prevailed. Hon. Emory Wsshourn presded
Speeches made by Hon. Levi Lincoln, A. II psL
lock and others Resolutions indoy,in9 the Baunors
platform and approving the nominations were passed y
reclamation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
~ GoURAUp's LIQUID Hair Dive is,

without exception o. reservation the very best invent
eds equally celebrated is GoURAVD's Medicsed Soap for
curing pmpss freckes, salt rheu, flesh worms tstter
saowpess tan ioughness AZ Poudre Subtitle pproos hair
from part Of the body Liquid Rouge Lily White and
Hair Gloss at 81 NakeTst near Broadway.
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WoMEN's RIeHrs STAMPEDE

AMONG THE LADIES'" GoRHAN Ohio June l6 Mr.
LyoS-Dear Sir Four ladies' met In my store yesterday
each wanting your kshSron for the Hair. hsd one
bottle left The sQaabbe which ensaed for this one was
truly magnificent had 70 clear the counter for personal
safety Send six dozen Immediately. J. DIXON The
ladies OF NswYoIk be supplied BY say Of Druggists
at Is cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

not strange than the effect Of DAvISS RAHvENE
gray hair IL acts upon the calls into action the
coloIng Stands and changes gray hair og0a e9lor
Warranted Price 80 cents per bottle For sale at the gen
eTal depot No $50 GranasL and No 1872 Broadway Z9
Wasbineton-s' So HudsOnst and 21 Sowery Ne
Mrs. Hsyes ll5 Fulton. AVID no Atanticsts Brookyn
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v- N, T,,bu< h ,eryed In Ibis City, Brooklyn, WIZ
hsmsbugh and Jersey CITY for H cents per wse payable
10 the carsrs Names through the or fennJ
Post viii be prom pity placed upon the Carrers BOOKS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

k TIE WIG ALMANAC for 1851, contains the complete
vote for President In 1874 and 1913 For sale at this oics
Price & oents 1t can obtained In Baltimore, q Bur-
Ress & Teylofa
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n CR,srApoRo's celebrated LIQUID

Hair Dye ol Coorne the Hair Whskers insAnter upon
natural d ples and warranted free from all causo sub
stances Is applied daily and sold wholesale and retail al
CsisrADoso's Wig ana Scalp Establishment No Astor
HOUSE B-Prvste rooms for applying the Dye, ans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

HAIR DYE AND WIGs.-BATcHELoR's
Mandatory for these articles is celebrated In all pAs Of
the World persons wishing light elegant ana durable
Wig or Toupce can surely Be suited. His Hair Dye
Is applied 10 GUARANTEED or sod, Wholesale or Retail
stKo WlLa Copy the adde's, beware Of limitations.
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THE BLAZING OF THE wATCHFIREs.

THE BLAZING Oc THE NAIthrI hENs
The nomination of SCOTT and GRAHAM
has been received throughout the broad
extent Of our country with a burst of
almost universal enthusiasm. 1t has re-
stored to the Wing ranks not merely har-
mony but confidence. Throughout the
great Heart of the Union, one mighty
cheer breaks from the Wing array as the
nomination is received. From the Con-
nec,icut to the Missouri. every Free State
will be strongly contested, and nearly all
with success. Our advices from OHIo
are more sanguine than even our hopes.
We shall lose. by the Hunker Platform,
a few of the Twenty FIVE Thousand Wings
who were alienated by the nomination of
Taylor in AS, but thousands of them will
disregard the unauthorized and impertinent
interpretations on the Wing creed therein
attempted, and, voting for the Man of
their choice, return TO the side of their
old associates. Having seen that we who
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
Look AT THIs.-20O pieces Dolfus, Meig
r Lovers of the Moonlight Excursion

exposs 10 the evening Lamps you need an
bich viii protect health without msrlng pesoaal appeal
VIZ ., Siminshipg bodily comfort The health &c Suhs
TpderSest the "Zsphyr' of RAY A4AMs, ehe ps
nsn . rv;shes RyAG ADAMS Hosies No. 59i Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
rV ANpREws 81 LANPHIER, Merchant

,Ior, nave r,moyed from No Us TO No. on Broadway,
Brevrers Marble Buildings between Houston ana be5cs.
where they prepared to furnish articles In tneu
rs =, e shotest notice. aud tho most fashionable materiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
~ Excellent Tea and Coffee, whole

sale and retail at W. p. MooDy Co.'s Tea Warehouse
No lS2 Chabam-st, opposite the National Theatre The
most delicious Black Tea drank, came from this es
tabLlneat only per 10. This Tea wesimported
expressly toI family In ana II canstes aud Id and
M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
WArrs's Nervous ANrIDorE.-The

Editor of The Sunday As Goth inst devotes great space
in its columns TO it's modus operand lie says IL the oay
thips that will excite had from the BRAIN and that Il
must cure when all else will bail J. PySE, No IL AnE-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

" FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenologists
and PublsherA Clinton Hail. No ISL Nassau-st NewYork
and No lS2 Washngton-St.. Ssstcu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
40 host assortmenr ot fine Teas

TEAs.--The best assortment OF tne Teas
win be found of the CANTON TEA COMPANY No
l25 Chaham-st between Pearl and ROosevelt) he Oldest
Tea Est abshment in the city, We assure our readers that
they do better here than elsewhere either st whoss
on retail They have Branch Stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

RIcH CARPETINGs.-PETERsoN q
HuaPHREy, No S79 Broadway, corner Of Whtestr have
Just received direct from the European manutctones per
late arrivals Europe large and elegant tment OF
rch Mosaic Velvet and Tapestry Capens SURPRISING any
thing before in this country; patterns entirely new
excsveIy our own aud for sale foil per less than
other stores selling similar goods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

II The poet could have found his
"boundlsss oonguty Of shades" at GREAsOSs splendid
estabishept No. 26 Greenwich sshsdes that when the
yellow sunbeams stream through them reveal landscapes
beautiful the goIous scenes OF Claude or Salvador
Fine OIL Cloths too, Of pattern, Table Covers Tas
sells Curtain Bands and similar artices-a at once equally
elegant, eood and cheap. Sunday News.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
EnIIAN PIANos.-HALLET, DAVIS &

Cos unrvaed Pianos with without their much mpTov-
ed oan being the most desirable Piano in use large
,meit Of Rew-York Pianos. Second hand Pianos
Pianos 10 let Dealers supplied on liberal terms GOULD
BERRY. No. 297 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

~ Elegant French and India We'd
ding Cards plain and silver boTdered in the latest
stye-Splebdd Silver Embossed and Plain Wedding Enye-
opss and WsfeBFne Silver Door Plates Heradic Devices
OF every description the first style OF the art on Stone
and Metal EyERDELL No. SO2 Broadway corner Duane
~ Esinhished 1910.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-York rriba,.
whig Ratification Meeting mt Aubur,

Southern Telegraph oaes, e0rn.y ef Kaas,.r and Ran,
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Snow CASES, Snow CAsEs.-A large

assortment constantly on hand. Also Cases Of every de-
scrpon made order of Silver, Mahogany Rose wood
Black Walnut &c. N B-Stores fitted up in the neatest
style at short notice. by K. PEEBLEs No ia Grand
n Y three doors east Of Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

aside for other because they msntaned
the principles set forth in the platform. To place Gen
SCoTT upon this platform, therefore, and present him IN
Southern Wings Is a trick Of his FreeSoil supporters
too shallow to be successful
To mske Gen. SooTT President would be to place
the reins Of Government In the hands of Mr. SEW Ann
ard to keep up his apoweru Free Soil REORGANIZATION in
the Northern States ltwould be furnishing him club
with which TO beat out brains four eight years
hence hen be should be brought forward hinsef Al.
candidate for the Presidency. Southern Wings can
never thus siufy themselves They can never tamelv
submit the ferocious sacrifice of such men as FIJI.
MORE and WEBSTER, nor be beguled into the support
OF puppet In the hands Of Infamous faction In
times past they have yielded much 10 their ,rthern
brethren They have fought foF protection when their
manufactures needed protection, and for internal i'm.
pToytments and Northern enterprises and Northern
men They have done all this and more At the ,acrfc.
unirequenuy OF cal power if not of local Interests
But they cannot support Gen. ScorT-we mean, Mr..
SEWARD. That Is asking too much of US.
Frsu The fpg,ata Csrs-tel, ~
The nOmina alton Of Gen. SCorr under anv
circumstances would not have been acceptable 10 the
people of Georgia IL IL not therefore 20 be wondered
at that the news Of his nomination yesterday was not
only source OF deep and heartfelt modification bur of
universal condemnation among the Wings and Union
men ofthe city. We have heard of no man-no,s sin
gle one-who approves IT, and unless there is a very
great change in public sentiment, few any will sup
port bin.
In our opinion he has no claims upon the country 10
tie distinguished Office 10 which be sspires for we re-
gard his military services as constituting objection
a ~
Statesman, who Is familiar with the duties and re-
sponsibties OF that important Office. Gen Scorr can
not be regarded by any impartial mind In addition
Thu he is the Ned advocate OF the annexation of
Canada unless he may find It expedieni TO change bis
views. And last though least he il the candidate of
the nee Soil and CHER law wing OF the Whs parry
whose instrument regard him. and 10 whose dis
erection will be yielded the distribution of the spos if he
should be elected For these ri not sEppor,
Gen. SCOrT.
Frrs ne Sarsr,ai Nsrriag Neirt ~
Gen. Scott has, IL Is tue declared his &C.
quiescepce In the Compromise Platform IF the Conven-
,op Platform which, faithfully adhered TO- would be
satisfactory 70 the Whss Of the South but Ia view of
the past history othe Slavery controversy Ia the face
ofhe open declarations Of Gen SCOTS Northern friends
that they viii consider no Platform recognizing the Flu
gitive Slave Law binding upon Their, We Arorst end
twill be difficult 20 10 assure and establish the conf
deuce q the Southern wing OF TIE party az to secure
their cordial svQPcIIto TIE Seward and Greeley roml-
nCo
In word, the aominstion of Gen Scott by the ,l.i
more Convention, is, under the Giro amstances highly
Objectionable " al psrIes, Wings, Democrats, and
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

THE HAMILTON FEsTIvAL.-The annual
festival ot the Hanilton Literary Association took
place on Monday evening, at TsylOT's Union Ho.el,
and proved to be one OF the most pleasant re aons
of the season. The head Of the table was assigned
to one Of the old HamiltoniaIs who witnessed III;
orisin some twenty years ago. and the foot was oc-
cuped by the President of the Association Nh Ack-
erey After the full discussion Of the good things
provided by mine host, Mr.. Surrogate Smith arose
and announced the first toast, which was echoed a.
the other end of the table by Mr. McCue. twas
l. he Memory Of Alexander Ra7IltoH-DranA standing
ard silent. 49,, ,
They from their iauoT' Loas may re- before their
works follow hem.
g. Amcrc0n Ltier1fpTslnth TIE opening Dud We see A.
tes6j me beauty Of the mature lower
sir Csmpt eli responded 70 this toast n the course
Of which he showed the rapid progress OF the coun-
.ry 10 literature and broUgh. into review some Of Is
nigh achievements.
4 Our CRY.
When this toast was announced, al eyes we're
tuned toward Judge Greenwood, who ga! on the
ief OF the President. In he course OF his remarks
he alluded to Fourth Of July address winch ne
delivered IL 1884 IN which he took his stand IN M
asln alton on Fort Greene, al the end Of twenty hVe
years from tha. time and saw the hills around him
covered with DIV ellIugs. III said his vision Vas
bout to become a reality. lie then gave in conciu
sion
Brootka-The Empress q the Empire City.
or Merq3srs-They Win Us N ,pIris ard
purpose 3ug they are associated VIII TIE sc'ec'
tlors II the past.
6 he Ls5cl FroesHoHThe proper depository oi con-
selrausE.
= Tss Army and Nary.
: M Jfqfnary-WLen acting independent 81 1H1ult'
fsef Il eDly safegUsld Of yuthc ald prFste rights
~ Press-Tts favorits enid # literature, Which
Fl.as hk 9. rtdeems ITS parent from destT ucton.
g COmniTcsThs hs sd maiden % t2e arts ne -ist-
w5vof cvlisstOn tks OretUnheT VI civil AID religious
n Ssts ,.
H. Tie HlEiif0l Lifera7g AsS0c'a i'OH-lts Academy
6ua p-lch q or ytJihtll Guy.
:. DEATHS FoR THE PAST IEAR.-Ihe
Health Officer reported the following statement Of
morality II he Ci,y o. Brooklyn, for the pas. Selve