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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

BY TELEGRAPH.-From Boston we get
an account of the funeral of Mr.. Rsntou and
some very interesting news from the fishing
grounds from Philadelphia an account of the
breaking up OF a gang of counterfeiters; from
CooPerstown the order Of Judge Nelson remand
ing Maine to the custody Of the Sheriff, until the
neat term, when the question of Habeas Corpus is
TO be argued before the fall bench from Calais,
Me, the loss Of three lives in well from Pitts
burgh the organization Of the National Free.Soil
Convention, which at this distance has very Lo-
co-FOcoish look.
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u The Ban gOr Democrat lMainel

" The Bangor Democrat (Maine) Of
the 10th inst. has the following gross misstate-
ment with regard to the New Hampshire Religious
Test:
"Gen Pierce has labored long and iadefGsaJly for
removal OF the restriction In tue Constitution Ut New
Hampshire but il cOuid no. be done without noOthrds
vote and the Wigs oppOed IT, the restriction remains
Such are the reckless untruths which Mr.
Robinson has so thoroughly exposed and demol-
ished. Let his speech be everywhere circulated
it is doing great good.
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Publishers, Tribune Buildings, New.York

CoNGREss.-The Senate was again oc-
cupied with the Appropriation bills. The amend
ments reported by the Senate Committee on
Commerce to the River and Harbor bill, will be
found under the Telegraphic head.
The House was occupied with the Clerks Sal
airy and the General Appropriation bills. Mr..
Jones (of Pa moved an amendment proposing
duties to be collected on a home valuation The
Chairman ruled this out of order, and was sus-
tanned by the House. sc to 81. The Committee
finally rose and reported the bill. as amended to
the House. The retaliatoy light house dues
amendment was not concured in, but most of the
amendments were, including one prohibiting con.
structNe mileage for any session called within
ten day Of the adjournment OF Congress.
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n THE PRINCIPLES OF TIE

"rs"ds6tse der PGrtcieRJ tract
y. ."v 'er'nan language, showing that
the wings are Inc truly Democratic and progress.
i've party, and that their policy, and no, that Of
the Loco Focos is in harmony with ,ha $50. - -
European Republicans. This tract i. in,snAat -
put our adopted citizens of German birth c,,,,. -
possession OF the facts and principles which -.
upon the present canvass. For sale at this of5c.
at slipper thousand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

II We have received circular from
Inc secretary Of the American Scientific Association
announcing that on of the prevalence OF the
cnolers IN the West and along all the avenues Of ao
preach TO the City Of Cleveland the meeting of the As
ISOLATION appointed to be held on the stb n, IL
doned for srrindesnite period.
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~ WHY A WHIG-AL.t.

er 10 an inquirine Frtend-By HORACE GREE
LEY-being a calm and lucid statement Of the
grounds Of radical difference between the two
great parties which divide the American People
and the authors reasons for preferrng and sup
porting the Wing party large and fair
pamphlet of 10 pages: Price $40 per thousand,
tl4 per hundred, 20 cents per dozen, 2 cents
sngly.
II ordered TO be sent by Mall cent each for 500
miles and under and cents for over 500 miles must
be added TO prepay postage
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A CARD To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-

CARD.-TO Country MERCHANTS.-
W n IysN,Ncs & Co would respectfully announce that
their ephe wholesale stock Of Fashionable f1i Clo9
o,y ,ssSy consisting OF giant dress and FLOCK Coas'
s... bnsness Coats Overcosts light or heavy Cashmere
and other Pantaoons Of the newest and most iashlonaoe
patterns well plain, Vests In Infinite variety NC me
tool comprises every fashionable wooen silk or other ao
nc for wear that will be current In the Euro
rsn wor Of fashion during the coming season. ana Tue
various articles OF dress cut out by the most
and tasteful artists the latest London and Fans styles
such an OF clothing has never before
been 10 country buyers aud they are invited TO call
and inspect with critical eye, the material cut and WORK
anshp OF the garments Clothes made to measure alter ne
latest styles received by steamer from Europe ana ~ he
bTi,fest notice W. T. Jennings Co.. No 81 Broadway,
o'''' ~ American Hotel
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AUTUMN SALES. l652.-PopULAR GOODS

--pOPuL an BItTtM AND POPULAR fbiCts
We prepared 10 greet the buyers OF Dry "oo o
Ysnhee Notions, Carp, and Oil Coths with full new
and complete assortment - -. rooa. nj,
Domestic GOods purchased early, and FOREIGN Goods
irving BY every Our SYSTEM 10 giving u
satisfaction TO those who have tested IT,
DRESS GooDs OgPARTmkrI. mix. and
Just opening very superior display OF Anac., Merino
English Dress Goods, compn.lns "rs Also Ashes of
Rosesr shades OF plain Mousin he Lsno "a ne ,ines
new and beautiful designs French a sesvls Enssh
eli kinds Of Wooes 81. We invite particular
soo'ch of the various grades Of long and square
ons"s " WHIrE 9ooDs DEPARTMENT
~, ..n.sS 4, these Goods and which is under the
s~ysiop of DAVID THOMAS as purchase, ana nanase
4 rortby ofa visit ofin'pection the array OF |
C.mbr,cs Jscones Lawns Lsces Linen Oaio''c
49,. EdSngs Frpses Artificial Flowers &C Is comp ete
Ga siro.s unrivsled Also Towels Napkins Table Coths
a. ~ ali most particularly would we In MS
1870 invite attention the line OF Emorodenes-
~ mi, department the advantages he oilers 70 close buyers
,nna be ex .min d and tested TO be appreciated
The Purchasers and Managers Of the HOSIERY, CARPEr
and on CLOTH YANKEE NOTioss. and WooLEN DE,
PAYMENTS invite the closest scrutiny ana Inspection VI
'~'" DOMESTIC GooDs DEPARTMENT
Comprises every description Of Domestic Cotton Goods IN
GLIDING all the styles Of Brown and Beached sheeths' su
PRINT AND GINcHAM DEPARTMENT. .,
One Of the extensive assortmenS Of these 80
fered TO Retailers In this country Weoniy aSA " 'r
y nsss are updeyis.g and uniformNETr CASH pay
Ws,Te p,epared to grant short accommodation OF te W
adding end taking Pspe paveiIe through the
-. f,I ,snge Of Samples Of our Goods orders sent
10 a, viii be filled with promPtoess alu ~
yarded speedily all the winter Oy tnv i S,h Or n,
&c, via Railroads to the extreme NOiNi' ''N'''
Wen1 MouLros PLIMPToS, No. Al Broadway
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
,NEw.YoRK, THURSDAY. AUG. r. 1852.
For Prefidenf,
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New.Jersey.
For Tice- Presfdent
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of Norfh-Cnrsliua

c Tae Tribune served IN this City, Brooklyn, VII
nsmsbush and Jersey City for Ia cents per week payable
70 the carriers Names sent through the Post Office Penny
Post will be promptly placed 90 the Carrier bookA
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

HV Parents should remember that their
ch,iop may be from them at any moment by accident
-. S,., $50 and that the time their pos
Al ROOFS No Ss Broadway Roor IL remarkably sue
cess,ul with The little and perfect Hkeneses
An any weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

rne profer copies of their regular and full Weekly
issue eght large pages each six columns of Literature
Politics and News) for the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 9Th of August and
closing with Nov rs, when we confidently hope to an
nounce their uiumph,-on the following therms:
copy for the 10 weeks. 80
copies to one address ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. = 90
y copies, 90 90. ''..'...........'......... 3 %
20 copies, 90. DO. Observation-Disclosures. 80
Payment in all to accompany the order
The selection Of WINFIELD ScoTr for President and
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice. President has gratfed
ardent wishes and strengthened our earnest hopes
Our conviction has long been fixed that Gen. Scorr IL
the very man fitted and marked out by his heroic
achievementshs nestimable services at critical pe
RODS, In preserving National tranquility and pre-
venting the efluson of bOod-by bis unquestoned In
tegriiy, bis selfdevotng patriotism, his unsectiona
position and his humunityto unite the Wing Masses In
enthusiastic invncbe host and lead them on 10 VIC
tory. SO believing we have abored and hoped for his
nomination, and we confidently look to the result
to justify sangulne sntclpatisns.
THE TRIBUNE, standing ON It's own Platform and
knowing other authority but truth will do Its utmost
for the election of Scorr and GRAHAM; but II will NOT
be absorbed by Political discussion We have chosen
TO prefer Csmpain subscribers large shee, rather
than small and cheaper one because the postage 10
the same and because we wish to extend the knowl.
edge of what THE Tribune hsbltualy is The letters
of our Associate BAyARD TAYLOR who next writes us
from Syria the ruins of Nneyeh, Constantinople &c,
will appear every week, with reviews of new Books
Proceedings OF Congress and the general Foreign and
Domestic News of the Day If there Is another journal
In America more valuable or Interesting than THK
TRIBUNE 1t Is not because more money or labor s spen,
thereon.
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eight large and compact pages of reading matter About
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OF which appear In other issues. No ten dollar
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II The Southern Press is dead, as we

II The Southern Press is dead rs we
have already announced. The non-pay-
ments fits subscriptions is assigned as the
cause. The shareholders appear inclined
to have their White serfs work for them
on the same terms as their Black ones,
while the former seem to hold that living
on cold johnnycake and payment over the
head and shoulders is 'patriarchaP ar
rangement for the spiritual and temporal
wel-being of the children of Ham alone.
So there is "A misunderstanding, resulting in
a breakup, and The Southern Press is no
more.
The last No. critcises our recentfriendly
discussion with Tennessee Shareholder,
saying
"Ths editor of The Tribune Is right In one thing
He says that slavery Is wrong ought 10 be abolished
Immediately by all the parties concerned. SO say we
But the editor of The Tribune says slavery is wrong
He either don't understand himself or be 10 grossly In.
consistent. Aud to prove il, we now put 10 him
couple Of questions which dare and defy him to
swer Is War wrongl If It IL, ought noe the United
States 10 abolish at Once-and TO disband army,
lay up our navy and melt up our ordnance Nov
we know the editor of The Tribune cennot answer these
questions al-dare not And hence his whole system
is absurd
"The truth IT, neither war slavery Is an evil, but
Ia The remedy and correction of evils TO extent
Bleeding and purglng not evils but the remedies Of
disease -
- The Tribune promptly answers-Ie s,
War is wrong-horriblc inhuman, infer
nal. Ii is wrong as Murder is-which
does not imply that the murderer and his
victim are equally wrong, nor that man
attacked by an assassin should submit tobe
butchered. On the contrary, we hold that
he decidedly ought not to submit to any
such thing, but to save his life if possible,
even at some personal Inconvenience to
his assailant. Just so if the target Of muir
dcrous assault be brother, wife, sister or
friend-just so if it be his country or her
Libertes-or the Liberties of Mankind
generally. War is wrong-fearfully wrong:
but individuals and nations are not thereby
precluded from defending themselves
against deadly attacks but only the more
required to do so.
.. As to Army, Navy and Ordnance,
they are all justiiiable so far as they may
be necessary and intended for self-defence
purely. In so far as they have any other
purpose, lthcy are wrong, and ought to be
immediately given up.-Arey you answered!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

" The WING ALMANAC for 1852 contains the complete
vote for President In 1874 and lS Dor sale at this ecs
Price ia cents It can be obtained In Baltimore, at Bur
gees L Tsylora
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

TfNNEssEE.-Hon. Nathan Green na'
tendered his resignation Of Judge OIL INC ''P'''"
Cont to Gov. Campbell.
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ws The same Princi piles of GeOm
~ SAUNDERS, No. 7 Aston House, and

No S7 Broadway where Can be obtained Dressing Case, Of
the most portable FORM containing only useful articles
among which may be- enumerated, the Metallic Tablet
Strop for keeping in perfect order Fancy Cutlery,
from the manuactoy Of Joseph Rocges Son Ike apart
ent Is Dot equaed for extent variety IN the city, Also,
every article ioi the toilet OF the finest quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
~ANDRyws 81 LANpHIER, Merchant

Yailos have removed from No 23 TO Ne 81 Broadway,
brewster Marble Buildings between Houston and beecs
where they prepared TO furnish articles IN thef
line At the shortest and the most fashionable materials
~" The same Principles OF Geometry
nv which II hight circumference and diameter OF the
pyrsmds were ascesined employed by GREEN, No.
Astor in gaugpe this proportions OF the human iorm
and hence the matthew ca accuracy with winch MS sh1
ft all figures, lean or fat short or tall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

e Hon. HAMILTON FISH has orr
thanks for valuable Public Documents.
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TAXES OF ls52-OrrIcE OF RECEIVER

or Taxes, No New City Hail, Psrk-Rste 90 n-i00-
Notice hereby given that the Tax Books OF the present
year will be open for payment the 9th Of August next
that will then be prepared receive the Taxes charged
thereon All paying their Taxes previous 10 the LIST
of November next will receive deduction Of interest at
per per annum calculated from the time of payment
to the lst Of December One per cent will be added
20 all Taxes unpaid the LIST OF December next Hours
for receiving Taxes from A. NJ to2P NJ Banksble
pey only received HARVEY HART, Receiver Of Taxes
N.B-Pesons have their bills by applying al this
Office and requested TO give full descriptions of their
property and also TO inquire TOR their Personal Tax II
New York July 20, 1852
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Fall Fashion FOR GENTLEMEN HATS;
ByEBE Co. No. l5G Broadway Will intIo1uce Tue 'ai'
f.sIinn fo gentlemen on Saturday next the 4th inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

CY' FIsK's Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
cir light and indestucble. Principal Office and Ware
rooms, No $50 Broadway. W. NJ. RAYMOND Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
VAN DEusrN's IMPROVED WAurENE.

This article has obtained the great reputation which It
enjoys from the fact that II Is purely vegetabe prepaaton
for renewing and penishiug diseased impover
ishsd Hair and changing thst which gray its ogns
color Is unIvaed Sold at the general depot, No rs
Chan beIsst; Nos ~ 2 lS5 and 4H Bosdwiy; No. 1T
Bowey No us Fulton ST. No li6 Atlantic ST Book
iyn principal druggists elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
SINKS EMpTIEp IN Tue DAY TINE

The New-Vork Pneumatic Draining and Manufacturing
Company prepared empty sinks In the daytime with
out causing unpleasant euus Sinks aud cesspoos w
be disin ecieo by process used only by this Company
Office No 81 MauIln-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
D,GurREorypEs BY BRADY.-The pub

liz are respectfully invited to examine the Pze picuresex
hbted at the Worlds Fair together with collection OF
the portraits Of moot Of the ngushed OF
try, at BRADY's Gallery, No. 2O5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
" Housekeepers and OTHERS in want Of

Bedding, Bedstead &c2 would no well 20 call al VII
LARDs old established Warer0oms No $50 Chatham-st,
Of hulberyst where may he found the largest as
OF articles In his line offered 20 the public
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WINDOW ORNAMENTS AT ExTRAoRDI-


NARY Low PRICEsi-kELTY FERGUSON, Nos 2S9l Broad.
way and 81 Reades are selling Window Shades Lace and
Muslin Curtains Gilt C0rnces Curl ain Trimmings, Ac at
ueat bargains Call and see EN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12

~ You can pick out the man who uses a
oompon Hair Dive Not SO he who has had CRIsrADORoS L.
ouid Hair Dye applied at No Aston House Let the white
haired 90 there aud have their hair Transmitted from grey to
bsck or magnificent brown. There only two who
furnish the true tints-Nature aud CRSTApoRO Private
rooms for appl,ing the dye.
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THE TRIBUNE.
SCOTT Leads the Column !-Forward!
Nov, brothers, now is the houri'

The publishers of The New- York Ttib-
uue profer copies of their regular and full Weekly
issue eght large pages each six columns of Literature
Politics and News for the remainder of the Presidential
Campaign, commencing with the 9Th of August and
closing with Nov. rs, when confidently hope to an.
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HAIR DYE AND BArcHELoR's

hsnu factory Tor these articles celebrated 10 all parts Of
the wsIld wishpgs light elegant and durable Wig
Toupee surely be suited. His Hair Dye spilled,
Ia guMauteel cold wholesale ana retail at No.
WallH Copy the adSress-bewAre Of limitations.
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~ Messrs. WALDsTEIN 81 BECKEL,

No. 45I Broadway N. Y, have received communication
from Mr. NJ Meury, Superintendent of the National OBJ
eeIyaoy WsshDgon that their Telescopes the best no
has seen and have been introduced Signal Spy
In the Navy This thinh will satisfy the people OF the
United States call No AL Broadway aud supply them
eelyes with what they want in Glasses and Optics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-12
u GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye 10,

without exception reservation, the very best In
vented Equally celebrated 10 GOURIUDS nedicSted
Soap fol- curing puppies trecklea salt rheum desh worms
setter saowuess tan, roughnos ke Pouare Subtitle up
roots hsrt rom any part OF the body Liquid Rouge Lily
White and Hair Gloss at 81 Wa Broadway
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ANppRsoN AND THE BowERY.-Won-

deru revolution and reduction In prices Of all kinds OF
Tapestry Brusses Three.Py aud Ingram Carpets Rugs,
Floor or Cloths Window shades &C, at HIRAM ANDER'
sons No 30 Bowey. Purchasers should examine these
beautiful eeods-alnOst given away.
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n FowLERs a. WELLS, Psychologists
and Publishers Clinton Hal. No. ISL Nassau-st NswYork
and No. l42 " sshipetoDst, Boston
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
WATCHMAN. WHAT OF THE NIGHT 2


friend in the country asss opinion of the grand
feel justified by decisive elections in giving
Franklin Pierce and William r. King viz Maine g. New
Hampshire Pennsylvania 81, Virginia l5 North Carolina
10 South Carolina g. Georgia TO- Alabama Mississippi
Arkansas Texas Missouri g Iowa Illinois II, Indiana
H. Wisconsin 5 Ohio B. Michigan Gin all l79 80 more
than 10 necessary 10 elect them.
New Jersey Democrat in office yesterday aud
assured us that his State an New York would certainly
vote for Pierce Another friend writes the in
gard Rhode Island The in Baltimore almost
certainly Maryandan nd the late town elections
give the haering promise for Connecticut Our party
In Florida Kentucky, Tennessee and Louisiana in the
dueet sprs-and, 80 far Judge ii is only Yer
mont Massachusetts and Delaware tina, the Sewadtes can
with any certainly Even Delaware the Democrats
making noble battleand in Massachusetts the Web
fever i, the highest point OF enthusiasm THE Web
ster ticket in New York will take off large slice from the
Wing party leaving that State certain for Pierce and King
California alone is left and satisfied that she
Will vote for although the Sswardes persist in
claiming her.
Inc above VIII show that feel perfectly confident OF
the success OF our glorious ticket But The democrats
not relax in their etfothey must devote every moment
from now until the End November 10 hard work Let the
be visited In person. furnished with electoral tickets
and let every be Let confidence in the grand
result prevent single from being for the democrat
c ticket We wsh Virginia win the highest honor in the
canvass and invoke every Democrat 10 do his whole
duty and that every democratic DO the End
November neYt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-19
NC,
JNO. NJ. PATTON.


The unersia ned committee have had conversation abnn
he ariel. in last Thurdays Richmond Wing. with Mr.
Gloss who substantially made the following remarks
In .nerat-Every party ought 10 be ashamed Of and 10
road in organ such articles as those IN the wing nho
this is the reason why the attacked must not answer per
sonalIy Yet from you don't withhold my opinion, and
YOU may publish il on account OF our good cause
"Eyen 10 the Editor feel myself Obliged in certain de-
gree because the praise OF many newspapers Is Dy lar more
king Than their caumnes How confused for instance
must b. Mr. Ecko read speca,ies OF his speech nc die
no, think Of ut ALL Emperor Nero could not have been
lairred more iInpudcntly By Roman Senator IN Spe
The Russian Spy Charge This insinuaton only
mentioned publicly TO make known 10 every one. But
shall never protest against such absurdes 10 refer 10
again nare For the author OF the article II Is wei
enough 10 believe that Russia entertains spy in Richmond
but in ST Petersburg they are certainly not SO stupid 10 OF
"And the public will Judge Tor themselves whether II Is
more honorable remain Democrat in yrannlcal Russia
or 10 work curtaing the peoples rights in free Anne
rica2n
me "Iynorunce" Chargc.-"Whelher am ignorant or
not others decides of the article seems to
be no competent Judge. As Democrats, however, seek
TRUTH willing 10 be corrected IN Il discussion even Oy
the author: but this is 10 be done publicly.
Be.ides this the gentleman appears 10 know very little OF
satire shall therefore, give at the next occasion, my opn
ions of principles of parties and the humbg OF IN
,erna improvements so plainly that even he VIII undcr.
stand me perfectly well"
JHe COMPARISON of Hhigs and I0ries."rhe peversi"n
of my remarks, do not mentions but il the author OF Inc
above article has deu OF the first reasons oil things IL
does follow that am subjected TO me same euperhcia-
~ He however profit by his quality Does he want
be against all diseases Arising from sharp thnk-
De7 / will have the risk taken al one per mile
The Discussion Nth German Wigs Of Rctmond-'l
accept Offer and the committee may request me wing
10 give the names OF the opponents IN discussion. -
Resolved the German Democratic Association: D
publish the ask for the names of The opponents
and then 10 furnish forthwith place for the discussion
J. HIERHOLZER President.
u.xp pu,