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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28
Nhlg Meeting In Washington.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. Y, 1862.
The wings of this city met this evening" to prepare for
the whig meeting at Rockville Montgomery county Nd
Saturday next
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COMPLETION or THE HOUSE LINE BETWEEN sEw
YORK AND WASHINGTON
wAsHiEaroS Oct ~ 1882
The House telegraph rue bet wcen this c' and New
York trans its IT, art message q the 2reD This day
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POLITICAL.

TREMENDOUS DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATIONS
meeting Srshs o sSs q M
trct was held at STAIRS Five-Ae House. Wednesday
sSf1as Ssssir z @ Tas .% on notion Henry A
{Snn Austin Tho: TS. Hsg.n Twelfth ward
Dennis MeCarthy VIM Tarnars Nineteenth Wari. @i.'
STEPHEN Van Ne,.rsnS. paya an chaasd Jame,fmvb
were ere appointed Secretaries
Hawkes.. l. shepard Francis Cutting Enoch Camp:
fire. the country has ever acquired
by the of the democratic and
The following resolutions were unanimously adopted as
Resolved That all the election districts comprised in the
rs on be requested to organe ds
pose Of mailing all for the dsrsu
the complete triumph of the democratic candidates
RESOLVED That the same committees be required to make
triumph Of the democratic party the election.
hs as Of 81 a sri npes e
rup.ioe champion Of the peoples rights, Franz Cutting
TAMMANY HALL, OCTOBER %, ls5a.-THE COW
raj At III nerai oSssSaes the late
at a S sa are 1t e ss
the Purpose g Of Tie
Friday satS inst The fsssss ssmpess
Dillon nan j. bSP paa Tuss sssis
T. @sT @SGpn9 s Rpp' sT,,Gs
e Seaman A. S. woods i sSeSasd, ,: IsosI.Sy
JSsas 5SsaHa i nir"os, f%a5l'''' sseerssnies.
TENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION
4 meeting, to respond to the nomination of Michael
WaishA meeting Of the democratic electors
of the Tenth ward TIE evening Of tho 10Th October
nm
appointed Chairman and the following gentlemen Vice.
Presidents -
Lewis Reynolds, Peter Fairchild.
Gel Alexander Ming, Asa Bogert,
William Speight, Joseph JenninTs,
And DR.. H. s. Williams, and John Garrison Secretaries
The following resolutions were put and adopted -
Resolved That the democracy of the Tenth hail with
pleasure the nomination Of Franklin Pierce for President
and William r. King for Vice President and that
demociAcy of the Tenth ward pledge them hearty sup
port.
Resolved That to the nominees of the State, city and
county will freely and cheeruly give support
Resolved, That in the nomination ef the Hon Mike
Walsh recognize the return Of the democracy
OF this district as his nomination accomplished without
bribery intimidation.
Resolved That the unpurchaable democracy Of the
Tenth ward tender to him united and energetic
support and that will not exertons bis
election until the song down of the of the I'd Of
yember.
The meeting addressed by Col. Alex. Ming Hon.
Mr.. Walsh, Mr.. ii. c. Atwood, Mr. Dustan of New Hamp
shire, and several others and adjourned amid deaenng
cheers for Pierce and King and the Honorable Michael
Walsh. WILLIAM II. HYATT, President.
H. Z. WILLrAns, }ssorstar;e,
JOHN HARRISON, ss'ie'AsS'
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CEvENTH CONGRESSIONAL DIsTRIo T--NINTH
ou nS anv and S b Isr e. m above
but would appeal the democracy Of the great
tional and political influence in his favor persecuted
Of e ep ,n these the e s Rp sai
every man Oh good heavens Is such state Of things
orr indspendenes chiyary and r,nown 70 be deprived
81 the sry e Y Of PSso in s % y Of the a h
on the liberty that breathe and the independence that
" u. a5S ssFs Sd si d %
sh @ @ the rss n 1 %
Avenue to enable my potcn the oarpe nter,
rss siss i per- 'as $ '
s ehyo ias the we're broken
clans as..ei the procession broken and dsrriyed
bsrseier dishonored rayshed and tradgced. claim
united democracy Of the seventh Congressional district,
from the fact bold and fearless snsSs & f. q che
through stage and every FS% . syracuse
& .s sS KnieRerSooker Hall nv name had preferenss
above the Of Mr.: Walker hy at least three 20 one
saets Tor these visible truths Under these provobns or
saa eonsstant democrat has rsRt to resign mysvor,
INSTEAD my resgnns In HE The SOVEREIGN voice q me
that sxsOS .1% "a q
ported BY hs. authority shall yield 60 no power on EARTH
When right and when rsh, w,Snss no man % rig right E Ss
h1 sShO,y .sS hcp 70 @ the
q q hpse s @ as *. Is 's
sn rs,outiGp that The Prssasns q The United States Got
ves nation in al his SOVEREIGN capacity wiz open
friendly and pacific neeotiacns with Her Msjestys gov
Britain and Ireland for the release from
bondsqs OF Orien Mitchell and others in the Of
Ro,suth the Hun garian leader Second will call upon
All America citizens send In tho damages sustained in
her pursuits BY The Interruptions and mped
ents rcceved the Spanish authorities in Cuba in
,ayai oysr tile hvh road OF naous will Add to this
svu amount the dshonor of flag and the insults
our citizens BY the authority Of this
nd snt nation, shall demand payment in in
from Spanish government IL they refuse we
SsiI esvs pnon Cuba and appropriate her 70 qu
.ta hs Sebt as in the England with the Indies
rssnss ss' With sier. While theysuire territory in he
sstern remain STILL Accordingto the ae-
snce rules Of civilization they nave rsa. !. uo tae
Tons in the western hemisphe This WI not ns
ent because they the aggressors All otef iueBohs
lam WILLING to define IL fellow citizens WI ptStect me
ON the platform and will remain their ever ser
Won't, . 80, ~. :. rTas,n;ta ..
fsli corner of First avenue and Houston street.
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The shadrach Rescue Case.

BosroN Oct %, 1852.
Elizur Wright to day acquitted Of aiding in the
rescue of Shadrach, the fugitive slave.
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ELEVENTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, NINTH,
- Sixteenth, and Tseptoth Wards l-keEnsr asmosrn
tlo republican nominations For fresdept Frankuh
A'eree for President, william Ruiw TmG Tor Von-
Crss,, wi'iiam J. CoggeY.
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nEMoCRATIC REPUBLICAN MECHANICS, AND
- workingmen.-Th undersigned invite meeting Of
abe mechanics and working of the city and county
Now York, Thursday evening October 81 lS52 at ~
o'clock, at Reys Hermitage sl Of Houston and
Allen streets for the making to aid
in the election Of the demoeatc tckes-Naonal state
and county Tho following gentlomen will address the
meetng.,Iion John MeKeo'a Wright Hawkes., ESQ. Hon.
Mike walsh, General ~ Wabridgo John MoGrath, ESQ,
ESD, Francis ~ Cnttulg Esq. and the hon. Daniel g.
aickies by oruer Oh UAe Committee Of ARRANGEMENTS,
- , JOHN McGRATH, Chairman,
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POLITICAL..

NINTH WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN, RE-
IN sular nominations
For rAssembly-James Cronkright.
For Assistant ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Edgar.
For Assessor-Isaac Hough.
For Constables-Joel b. Baker Patrick Cransy.
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DEoPLES CN ,DIDATEs.-F WARD INDEPEN-
y dent pemr cratic Nomination For Assembly, GEO
7. REED. Eos Assistant Alaerusu, EDW. r. SHERAAN,
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NTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT-A MASS
meeting Of the independent voters favorable to the
nomination OF Joseph Morton representative in
for this district will be hold at Thaan Hail. l92
Grand street Thursday evening. October 25th, at
o'clock Several able speakers will he present address
the meeting By order Of the committee.
J. SouDER, Chairman.
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EIFTH wARD--DEM0CRATs AROUSE---YoUR
choice for Assistant Alderman 10 before Hurl
back the insult applied 10 the manhe honest the ude
pendent democrat John ID. Dixon-he choice and
other Fellow citizens want to represent
councs of experiences: who Iefide in
%ard who know honestly before the
Fellow citizens in your might and down with those
farocsl primary elections let msrue and
Sntemperanoe govern longer. MANY DEMOCRATS, who
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VVHIG NOMINATION FOR CoNGREss-sEvENTH
" Congressional DistrictNinth. Sixteenth and Twen
tieth wardsRobert Smith BY order Of the nittee
JOHN MCINTYRE, Chairman.
II. HILL WHEELER, Secretary.
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TwELTH wARD1-AT A LARGE AND ENTHUsIAs,,
tho xs S %itns Sf ss the
%ssilss Vsi
CHARTER cepysnon read eowns Tspors
S.assaSis; John RSssd
1 wiey Pasroi SeGsirs ss ssSSnd J.
Agsn ror.s Third
0 Rsy 4 % esn DGsgs
on Resolutions reported the following, which unani
LIST. Resolved That the democratic republican electors
Of the old Twelfth ward do now as in times past place
minatng Justice Of the people, that
non
enough for all to stand and maintain the Of the
democratic the recent brilliant trunphs Of
ndsna sSd u IN % Ss IN s.y ohG aas M in
9 majority in the State Of New York the evening Of
I'd Resolved, That the hopes American democracy
ing Of lie Lad the to resign the high ooe Of
Senator The United States; declined
nsn to to rss i s ss ass aS
the privilege in Of ensting fight the titles Of his
il raSt ss9s t. the the
soyernnept in true nstienal spirit with an infexibs
rigid adherence to the spirit Of the constitution which in
dews from heaven equally the high the rich and
for Congress- recognise democrat of experience nd
abty-a citizen Of great legal aequrements
and varied learning sessng great energy OF character
quick perception snd untrng industry that peculiarly qua
lilies him for the responsible office he is fill
Resolved, That the nomination Henry Shaw for As
sembly meets with heartfelt approval HIS long
rience both in Congress and city and the
conceded ability with which he has discharged his official
duties to us conclusive ence if elected he will
form his duties with credit to himself and usefulness to the
State.
g. Resolved, That in the nomination of Westervel for
Mayor and Flagg for Comptroller well the other
county officers meets with believe
If elected they will perform their duties with credit and
usefulness and we will honorable exertion to
their election.
reelection to the office of Assistant Alderman recognise
sterling democrat honest capable and efficient officer,
past year and his conceded ability in ing and
turing plans for the benefit of hitherto ward
renders pleasing duty him to that body where
his advice and cooperation required for the well
fare.
Resolved That in Terrence Mcclure candidate for
Assessor recognise active and efficient democrat and
well qualified to discharge the duties of Assessor being
give satisfaction to the democracy Of the ward.
Resolved, I'll at candid ates Tor Constabes John
Helms and Richard Crawford, long and faysraby
known and il elected, will faithfully perform their duties
Our candidates for Inspectors of Election stand
ing and selected with and elected will perform their
duties with satisfaction to all.
The following genteme addressed the meetngFrancs
Cutting; Charles OConor, Alderman Doherty, and
MICHAEL DYKEAAN, President.
HENRY O'RIELLY, socro.or;o.
B..
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From the Washington Eepubuc, oas. 81

FROM tine washington Eepublic, Oct 2I,l
THE ADMINISTRATION AND TUE CRESCENT CIR
AFFAIR.
We publish the following Geographic despatch just
Ceived from New Orleans, to show tho wsnton and mis-
chevous faleehoods which dnd their way thrcagh the
press and telegraph at this lime The object IL trsnps
rent IL Is to mislead an iname the public mind and
by wanton misrepresentation affect tae elecca
at hsnd -
NEW CRLEANs October 20.
Under the glarng caption Of rhs Unised States and
srsir-our Flag Haulcd DowD-The FILLMORE Aministra-
ton Backed Out VITA the usual dsgraceul editorial oo
ments the Corier of this mornng publishes the following
despatCh:-
"lon, Emile La Sere:-Licutenant Porter has been
moned 10 Washington to explain his conduct at Havana
The r@ult thai the Crescent City TO Havana
tha Georgia under Lieutenant Porter being substituted
THIS yields the point as to Smith, and Is regarded
ing out Of our government The charge was made in the
H Of yesterday and denied by the Iaegcncer
FcPudhc ot tsoday. tsisntd0 &c. PENN
This has evidently been eoncoeted for the Political eject
u is supposed II would produce here.
We have the beat authority for saying That the Caci
net ~ Warrington has taken frr and stTcng ground In
opposition 20 the treatment of the Crescent City by tho
captain General Of Cuba and have doubt that 1t will
be by speedy redress Of the wrong complained
| or
There viii beno backing OUT the part Of the ad
| mnisrstion The rights and honor Of the country VIII
| be duly maintained and yndicated.
Lieutenant Porter ordered TO THU city for the pur
pose only OF giving foil information 70 the goyerume
and at bis own request, has beep transferred by the
owners 70 the Georgia, snd viii r>tuTn IN her e hsvans
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LyIFTH WARD-UNDER HEAD OF AN NANoNYM0US
advertisement. published in the Herald of Tuesday
10Th inst among the signers Of that csrd
representing the Charter Convention, in sard
appearing in Sundays Herald which there signed
authorized unknown to EDWARD SMITH, 30
North Moore street. OF the Charter Committee demo-
cratic party.
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EIRsT WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGU
II lar nominations: Assistant al derman Gregory
Doran for Assessor ssbastin Kohlhepp for
Srict Michael Doran Jr ard John Fay; Second district
Thos G. Burns and Peter Ftzsimmons; Third district Wm
fSt0kely and James Lundgan.
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FOURTEENTH WARD-THE DEMOCRATIC REPUB-
Hcan electors Of the Fourteenth ward
meet mass, Monday evening, the 2sth inst, N
o'clock, at Marion Square, corner of Spring aud Elm
Streets to respond to the general State pomna
tona and to out the principles of democracy
The Pierce and King and the ooraoy Of the
CITY, in general invited to attend Several emin ent
speakers are expected to address the meeting.
JEFFERSON BROWN, Chairman.
GEORGE HuBBEII, Secretary.
E,GnTk ENTn WARD DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
IL Re gular Nomination.
For Assistant Alderman,
RODENT Z. VOORHEES,.
For Assessor,
GEORGE MCDONALD.
For Constables,
WILLIAM THOMPSON, WILLIAM CHAPMAN.
Fer Inspectors of Ele 'tion.
lst District-Charles Y. Linebach,
Royal Phelps.
I'd Distrct-Harris Wines
Daniel Hayden.
I'd District-George w. Briggs,
Thomas McCabe.
4th Distrct-John w. Brown,
John Kinsley.
9th District-Dennis Dean,
Coll N. CAMPBELL
CHARLES II. SMITH, President.
OLIVER HEBBARD, }y;o. po.,sou.
STEPHEN II. CORNELL 'iee iesiuen'o.
MAURICE DALEY, Secretary.
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rYyO THE PEOPLE OF THE UNITED sTATEs.-The
question will be at the ensuing election who is John p
aaist Ask SUMNER Chase, Giddng., Mann, Townsend
and pron inent public of country Who is
Scott brave soldier, good citizen, and worthy to fill
Buchanan, Marcy, Van Buren, Houston, Douglas Diokin
and several thousand outsiders at the usual Southern
nomination in Baltimore.
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FTNO TIE DEMOCRATIC ELECTORS OF THE FIFTH
Confessional DisrietIiayins als s.tisemens
in the National Democrat Of this day which purporta
the proceedings Of regular nominating convention,
which my Is used without authority from consua
with would beg leave 20 call your attention
letter Of declinatOn as published in the Kings County
Chronicle Of Saturday 23d inst, which explicitly
position stand in in reference 20 the nominee for
Congress The nomination Of Alderman Villa N. Tweed,
candidate OF the democracy # this district to
sent them in the next Copuee having been unani nouey
ratified a. the meeting held IN this city respectfully
request that sill who dosire the Of the democratic
tickes will do intend doing support William ~ Tweed
and all the regular nominated candidates OF the democratic
party. Respectfully, CONRAD SWhCkHAMEk,
Milliamahnrq. Oct. u. lsS2.
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aNOME ONE, CONE ALL!-THE EMPIRE WARD
~ democratic princplesThe Eighth Ward Pierce
and King AssoSation, intend having grand torchight
proceson Thursday evening and cordially invite all
che electors Of the ward to unite with them in
akng this the greatest of the campaign
NB-The procession will the head
quarters, l0O Wooster street, at clock.
BY order, GERSH0N COHEN, President.
5As.ssg JAs.s .gD.fnMogr g .nsogr, }seoretaries
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EOURTH WARD DEMOCRACY ARoUSED-TWO
Mass Meetings the evening.-The Democratic Re
publican electors Of the Fourth Wsrd friendly ryus
omin atons the of the party and the election
Pierce and King and the entire democratic ticket
nested to assemble Friday evening October 90 at James
p At oclock and at the Junction Of william Frank
fort streets O'Clock The following eloquent speakers
w. Hawkes., Esq l.. b. sherard Esq, G. V. X. Wright,
Eco. of New Jersey Daniel Siekes, Esq, Gen. Wal
bridge and others By order of the Vigilance Committee.
IN: Avery Wm G. DOnnell, josef, Hilton, David David Il.
McCar thy. Patrick Boyle. Peter White, A. McCredden,
Jos Rose Jr. + Priest, Wn. Cancey. Aitkin Patrick
G. a. Purser, b Masuire James Smith. ASel ossror,,
WEIGH NJ Dougherty, Patrick White, and 800 others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28

EIGHTEENTH WARD GRANITE COLUMN, PIERCE
II and King Union and victory-Regular Nominations
Assembly Russell Smith; Assistant Alderman Jas Crawford
Assessor, George MoDonsld Constables VIM. Thompson
VIM Chapman mass meeting Of the Granite Column
and citizens Of the ward will be held Thursday evening
October %, At the Eighteenth Ward House, corner
Twenty street and First Several eminent
speakers are invited. EDMOND MURRAY, President.
JoaS D. arSEsry' }secretaries.
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CSUALLsNGR TO TIE WORLD, FOR TEN TyioU.
~ Gana doars-The Of Thoouy will trok Tsao, OF
my ether horse In the world milo heats bess thres Hya
4nder saddle, The Hunting Park oourae Pb
county Tor Ave thousand d0s and two mies aud
harness. over the snmo traok for eve thoys dolas
sch match; half forftto trot tlre eforo the Art
Daosmhsr is67 Thso ehasnge 70 reu' IN open iog 40.
,e.tt00a swt Vseks from this data,
yAS r. KELLY, x'.iiaatirhir, OoA ..
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-L,IRsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT (FIRsT AND SECOND
= Wards - Regular democratic whig nomination-For
Assembly. Thomas r. whitney.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,

A LOT OF MULES, JUST FROM THE WEST, FOR
"A sac at A. S. 0hamberhu's Bulls Head Stables III East
Twentyfourth street. Also good lot Of business horses
JOSEPH +. DUST.
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nEMoCRATs OF THE FIRST WARD WIDE
~ awake-Au opposed to dictation, fraud and the
Cret clique to attend public meeting be
hed Friday evening goth inst, at ia o'clock at the
Bowling Green to hear the Of the Regular Nominating
Committee. The following gentlemen invited to ad
dress the meeting Walbridge Detz,
Hon. Mike Walsh, Robert j. Dillon DR.. J. A Forsch,
Richard Voorhees, +. w. c. Wsdekin A. A. Thompson,
Wright Ha wlkes. WILLIAM ST0K kelley,
Chairman, Ward Nominating Committee:
Nscu..s NNHanLas nas. nnSony' Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-28

pLACK VELVET RIBBoNS-JUsT RECEIVED FROM
~ Europe large assortment comprising all widths by
J. r. JAFFRAl & SONS, 70 Broadway.
TINO THE PURCHASERS OF LACES, EMBROTDERIES,
mourning goods, hosiery, &c.-We able
unusual inducements in the above goods both in
prices and styles. The ladies specially invited call
and examine. a. KERR CO., 76I Broadway, between
Eighth and Ninth streets.
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FOR sAUE.A CLOSE RoCKAwAY CARRIAGE,
IL harness. and horses fine pair of bays sixteen hands
high gentle good travellers and belonging to gentleman
Been in about nine months. Sold for want Of
Price for whole, $780, the horses will be sold eeparae
Address Carriage, Herald oiiee.
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GRAND MASS MEETING OF THE FOURTEENTH
" Ward DemocracyA meeting OF the democracy of
the Toutteenthward will be held this Thursday) evening
Marion Spring street. junction Of Elm and Marion
streets, at which L. among others viii address the
people now invite all friends and e be prs
sent will then be ready 70 mphsuy retute
and charge which the dasardly meroenary
malice Of the wretched kuaves, who willie impudenty
claiming to be democrats have actuaed by tie money
wings and unscrupulous capitalists been secretly vJiug
me, attempt TO there publicly make either against pri
yae character public This 10 the ony
which proper regard for my self respect will permit
reply to charges such despcable
disrerutable sources. NIKE WALSH.
Regular Democratic Candidate for Congress frlr the
Fourth Congressional District, comprising the Fourth,
Fifth, Tenth, and + Fourteenth wards.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-03
The free school system.

In mentioning this subject in our columns, we
have no idea ofinficting upon our readers an
unnecessarily long editorial. The Importance of
the object to be attained, and hitherto futile eff
forts to accomplish it, is sufficient excuse for in
PRODUCING the subject occasionally. Our only
aim is to keep this matter before the minds of
the people, until something definite and substan-
tial is done to dispel the lamentable ignorance,
which now wraps the intellectual capacities of a,
large portion of our people in the gloom, worse
than Egyptian darkness.
The enlightening and amplifylng ofthe men
tai faculties, in an individual, is sure criterion
for corresponding advance in his social and
moral qualities. 1t is only when he is thus ele-
waited, above the superstitutions ofignorancethat
he can form correct ideas Of his relations TO his
fellow man, Of the true ends and aims OF orga-
nized Governments and above all, it is then
that he is most able to comprehend his true po-
sition as moral and accountable being; and
the man who has just appreciation of his du-
tics to his Creator is in almost every instance a
good citizen, ard valuable addition to any com:
munity
What is true of any one person, considered in
its moral bearing, holds equally true ofanumber
of persons united together, and living under
regular system of rules and regulations, mutual
ly settled upon as the basis of their social inter-
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-12-03
Burglary.

A daring burglary was committed upon tho Silver
smith and jewellers shop Of Afr l. B. Alexander on
Tuesday night last The rogues effected an entrance
through one othe side windows the shutter of which
was not properly secured. Everything of value had
been removed to place of safety except gold watch
which had been left in the shop for customer who
did not call for it on that evening according promise
This with several old silver watches Of little value the
rosues got. We do not know fsuspcion rests on any
one the perpetrator of the act We hope, however
that they may be detected.