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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
TIAuGHWOUT & DALEY. NJ. J.

Il n and SIS Broadway, Agents Cor the sale Of Co.,
4 Co.'S Chsncehcrs ana other exsures fD4ffrv.
HAtGHWOrT, Para have the superb a,d er,.s
ssstns 1t Of nsw eoos Of the following kind. vez
Cor sci. in the United Ssstes WHICH from the sss..s
H. ;cssess beth Of home aud abroad assare thar ss
and srs,t rIe,s tia, they are prepared nrnisA ri
prices lower than the ssay BE- hoasht ~
GAS FfXTU Brackess fan .sd ~
tie Iish's With every other Article connected with a.
rsrtmenf epdesp variety Gas fr~s pat in,. h,,i.
in superior promptly and II fan % p~r ercf ~
thar generally charged Al invoice OF imported 90 -
Just arrived in order u show the variety Of
ard comparative difference IN rriee.
CHlNA.-Our assortment IN this department hAS b., .
lec:ed with the creates; BY our house in Pni. 80
with painting and decorating executed on ~.
ises complete that we can oaeg the most exss
ard choice assortment Of Fancy Vases Dinner D~s,s -
Tea Sets that be found either IN fondon OF Pss A. ~
per cent lees than they he boush there TIN Gomez
GLASS Tins department 10 complete with the 49,
and dsns patterns tsketched BY our M H..
the Great Exhibition N LOndonl made Of III -
fnest maternal and cut ard engraved under our own iun
da,e superintendence.
SUNDRIES-Plaiedw Ware, Cutlery, French Clock. O..
delabrns and every variety Of Housekeeping Arri 80
Orusmentcd Goods AZ low Prices.
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THOMAS AsrES, Anetioneer.
DYL. NEWELL Il Co., on TUESDAY

eth inst at 10 o'clock. at a57 lost- valuable House.
hold Furniture consisting OF heavy French Pier AID Mantle
wood Piano Cut Glass China Breakfast and Dinner Ss!s
Brussels and Threeply Cape French Mahogany Bedsesda
elersnt Secretary Hair Mattresses Beds Bedding Rusa
Plated Rods &C. Also elegant and costly Cut Gas Can
deabss ard Mantle Clock together with general assort
n,cnt of Chamber and Kitchen Furniture Sale will com
epee with the kitchen Furniture Catalogues the
nx of sale.
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EXECUTOR'S SALE to close the Es-

EXECUTOR'S SALE TO close the Es-
lL tate Of Undertakers Establishment kc, and OF
the Valuable Premises Carmnest lat the head of Vack
stl and Leroyst the lately belonged TO and
used by Mr.. John Mace, decessed.--ANTHONY j.
BLEECKER Aucrioneer viii cell at auction at Nos IS and
n Carminest, TUESDAY the 10Th Of Apnl, 1852 at
l0i O'Clock A. M the valuable Lots and Buildings known
No IS and n Carnines and Leroyst in the Of
the same Also the LOT and BUILDINGS on the north
sde of Leroy beng all the premises owned and occupied
BY the late John Mace Undertakers establishment
The property part freehold and part leasehod and viii be
sold with the entire stock consisting OF all the collins aboat
l5oc heaTses with punes pals and other PaspheTnaia
and fine valuable horses coaches srig- &C. &c
Also the entire stock Of coffin lumber, consisting 0f
hogany, walnut pine, &C. ke-
Also the chandeliers and store furniture and three
lots in Oak Hill Cemetery Rockland Co. Also, yaat under
Carnne-st Church.
large portion Of the purchase money Of the real estate
may remain mortgage Of the property The personal
property to be paid for IN cash and approved notes
Further particulars be obtained application 70 Simon
Shindle at No ~ l0th-ay Wightnan Clark krtor
news ke No l95 Broadway lFranklin Buildass) where
maps and catalogues be obtained OF the Auconeer
ar No BrDsd-st and after "Wednesday, l4h April i252
The real estate horses carriages and harness win be sod
at O'Clock A NJ precisely. of that day. Sale percptory
and without reserve Possession at
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Sales bp Auetion.
ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioneer.
A SPLENDID FARM in ENGLISH

IA NEIGHBORHOOD, New-Jerscy, miles from Hobo.
KEN and about miles from Fort Lee the property Of LUKE
CORRlGAN, Esq., for saleThe Farm consists OF lso acres
of the finest land in the State about so of which salt
meadow and so of timber the greater proportion Of
which the best white oak suitable for ship building and
Other purposes There is doubt but the timber the
place be made pay the whole purchase
considered the finest piece Of wood within fifty miles OF New
York and has been mutiated The farm has been
highly MANFRED for several years and is altogether the most
productive in the neighborhood There the pre-
misses excellent twoo double House, built Of stone by
Mr. Corrigan within years. together with outhouses
consisting of Barn. Coach-house, Stable lce-house, Corn
Cribs &c. There is good Apple and tine young Peach
Orchard bearing The situation of the place pic
turesque and in the midst of very respectable neighbour
hood portion of the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage would be exchanged for property in this
city. Further particulars can be had by applying to
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, Auctioneer,
No z Broadst.. NewIork.
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WILLIAM DuNoNr, Auctonesr.
TOR ECLOS SAL E.-Ths

IL BRONXRIvER POWDER WORKS, ct MernsvIle
DUNONT HOSACK, under the direction of Sheriff Of
said county, TUESDAY, the Goth day of April 1852 ct
~ O'Clock at House o town Of Whits rlafs
The above named property consisting of about fhyivs
land high state Of cultivation is situated on the
Bronx River about twenty-five miles from the City Hall
Railroad Station Hsrts Corner. Besides tho Powder
Works which in good order there is the premises
good substantial Stone Dwelling House, with al required
out-buldngs &c The water power il valuable For further
information, application can be made to to CA4AANN,
WHITEHOUSE L co, No. Is Was.
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VIM NcILvAIx, Auctioneer.
VIM. McILVAIN Il co. will sell,

w THIS DAY. al lcs O'Clock. a. their Seed sore No
81 John~t Nassau a large number Of Running nosA
Perpetual and Monthly Roses Carnations Troeroses Hoa
eyr1ckes &c. &C. for l. L r HENDERSoS, Jersey CITY
Bouquets of s quality hand and made To order nsc
Counter for sale.
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f. CoLroS, Auctioneer
EENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-

CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
NJ TURE, PIER CLASSES, &c-F; COTTON will eel
THIS DAY Saturday) April H. at l0f O'clock at No. ils
Heser-st the entire Furniture OF the house embracing one
or Pier Glasses Sofas Mahogany Chairs French bed
Tables Msrbe-top Bedroom Furniture, Brussels Threeply
and Ingram CARPETS Oil Cloths Feather Beds Hair Mat
tresses Hail aud Solar Lamps Kitchen Furniture &c Also,
two dozen beautifully worked Bedspreads Counterpanes
and Quilts On MONDAY, genteel Furniture AZ No lS2
c2d.t: on TUESDAY az East Broadway.
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A UCTION NOTICE.. COTTON
IA would remind his friends and the public generally,
that he has made extensive alterations and improvements
Rooms this city, being Is by 10 feet and running through
from Beskman TO Annsts. He prepared to receive
goods from families and others for public private sale.
He will also attend 10 the sales Of Furniture and other
goods during the at the residence Of parties who may
wish reinquish housekeeping N. B. Goods OF all kind
bought preferred Stores Nos 50 Beekman and 80 Annss
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKER, Auction

r ARGE and PEREMTORY SALE of
IL 1873 DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS, beautifully
situated for immediate improvement Sd and and
99th Tooth and l0lststs in the City OF NewYork, at
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER will sell at public auction,
TUESDAY, April q, 1852 at IL o'clock, at the her-
chants Exchange to the highest bidder the following choice
lots of ground, viz:
"A Building Lots forming the entire block of ground
bounded by 3d-av., 4thsv, Tooth and l0st-sts.
Also "a Lots OF Ground forming nearly the entire block
of ground bounded by Sd and 4havs and seth and 0Oth
The above lots ell of full size, all beautifully situated
for building purposes and desirable for persons of small
purchase fine building lot for capitalists to
make safe and profitable investments.
1t high ground and commands splendid view of the
East River. There is probably sufficient building
the property to build all the houses and the surplus soil
no doubt be sold to advantage for filling up lots few streets
above.
1t is situated few streets above the center of Yorkvie,
and near churches school houses, &C.
This property admirably located for manufacturing pur
poses and business operaons its close proximity to the Sd
and 4hava and the Harlem Railroad and in the vicinity of
great renders very desirable and being
ceesble every hour of the day to the city proper
makes ii very convenient for persons doing business In the
city, or for the workngni mechanic.
This property all lies IN one body and from it, peculiar
location and advantages must become popuous and
very important part city, and purchase cannot but
be safe and profitable Investment Of capital Title perfect
and free from all membranes
The terms of sale will very liberal to the purchasers
IS per of the purchase remain on bond
and mortgage for years At per cent The sale viii be
positive
For further particular apply to the auctioneer, No.
Broad where maps describing the above property can DO
had.
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TOR SALE or to LET-Four new

II three-<toTy Houses ard Lo1, IN WILLIAMSBURG. On
Smtk-st- Geneen-st within about 800 ee Of
Grazdst They viii be ready or occupancy bt ay Ifey
each contain nlie ard cellar tocr fire ~
nEul r. Of c'rte.s TEnties Impure 0f ISAAC WAkD
attic Bowssy saving Bsnk NJ No ~ -S, n, ysfk
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FURNITURE at COST

NGrcst Inducements to PurchaSsn.-Mr shAssitis1 IN.
consequence Ut s contemplated removal on the Isl
Is induced oer the entire balance Of his ssoek q a
and fashionable Furniture II prices extraordinarily ~ -.
opportunity ike the present. for combining seSanH
b;ify and eheaynes seldom offered aud purchaser
vesd call and examine i1r themselves q The w-sss
No ci Bee kuan S. soE. o. Cod
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ITO LET-On stage route at East Brook
COTTAGE and GARDEN, of four Lots

~ at BEDFORD Brooklyn to LET or LEASE TO re-
spectacle tenant; rent ee and if required Stable and
or II Lots IN Grass each side OF the Cottx b
had Apply to Mr.. SWAN, Bedford Closerosd and Rail-
reed N.b-Stsges every boat from Fulton isry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
JAMES M. MILLER L Co, A
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auctionesr.
SALE at AUCTION

II of ALARM of 5S3 acres in Bergen County, NewJsr
sew by order OF the Executors Of Henry Eagle deceased
ADRIAN H. MULLER will sell at auction on III ESDAY,
April 20 1882 at u o'clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange
in the City of NewYok by order Of the undersigned sL
ecuors of the of Henry Eagle deceased all that ee
tain farm of land situate and lying the Hacksn-
sack River in the Township of Hacken.ack County Of Bee
gen State of bounded north westerly by Hack
ensack River westerly by large Creek called Belan
isskn southeaserly by other lots and the creek which
Veeand and eastey by Overpeek Creek and known
the Ferry Farm containing 5 be the same more
less excepting and reservng from the aforementioned
boundaries certain lot conveyed by Samuel Ogden and ~
wife to one John Terheune supposed TO contain 10 acres
WIN. NELSON,
r. Adds EMMETT,
Executor. OF the estate Of Henry Eagle, deceased.
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TWO GENTLEMEN and their wives.

n without Children, may Obtain pleasant upfu-n;shed
Rooms one with bedroom attached with partial BOARD sor
GeE.lenea =: No 81 Coacc-s-ss, Brooklyn klso ar.
lcca. e. -sss CIl:sSne1- References rraaired
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"ENRY II. LEEDS, Auctioneer, No.
Il SO Chambersst, would call the attention of Grocers
Hotel and keepers his large aud perempory
sale Of Wines Bandies Cgan, Teas Sardines Sc TO be
sold this day his Sales Room No. 80 Chsnbersst
This sale is worthy OF the attention Of all who in
Of good Liquors. but those Of really good quality
viii be admitted my sales Catalogues and samples
now ready.
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III. T.. WILLARD. Anctioneer.

Fl f. WILLARD, Arctioneer.
ID OSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, and
III ENAMELED CHAMBER FURNITURE, PAINT
INGS, &C.-H. T.. WILLARD, Auctoneer viii sell THIS
MORNING. at 10Y O'clock at the sncton room, No II Nae
OF Pinest large OF Paror aud Bed
Furniture. Also u O'clock twenty-five original Oil
Paintings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
TTYDROXYGEN and SUN MICRO

IL SCOPE exhibited in the Mechanics Institute Build
ina corner Bowery and Divisonsts Nobody Imagine
the secrets and miracles of without having seen the
exhibition Of this wonderful instrument and its astonishing
naammg power Different drops of water with Its thou
end beings the beautiful colored dust of butter
% wing several parts of remarkable insects the ngre
dents Of drop Of Blood cryslaxatons OF different solu
ton and variety of the greatest euosi'es to ee seen every
day BY sunshine from o'clock A. NJ and Monday and
Saturday evenings O'clock BY the unequaed solar hight
Price OK admission g cents children l2c Extraordinary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
HALL.-EVEN-

IylINGS WITH THE PEOPLE.-Professor WHIT
EEY the celebrated Orator and mpesonator respectfully
he win give his chase popular and elegant
entertainments in the magnificent Concert Room of this
Hail. on MONDAY 18TH FRIDAY sd, and MONDAY 9th
April whea he will have the honor introduce Of his
most interesting characters the Indian Brton American,
lhmsn and Hoose nteupsned with anecdotes and poet
II recifals.
Professor Whitneys entertainments in Europe and tho
United States have received the appreciation Of the era
Of the Old and New Worlds.
Admission 50 ceuts Second Circle Is Tickets for
sale at the principal hotels and bookstores and the
Hall the day and evening Of performance To commence at
eoclock.
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THO LET-The Second Floor OF hous
IL No 1856 7th-st. Inquire OF r. GLENN, no. ~ ~

VN7ANTED-By very small Famy
wv the second or third Hoor Of Heuse, eonsssns
two rooms and bedrooms with closets and Crcto1
mated between ist and 4h avs aid Let and 2shrA 49,
not 70 exceed about ols0. Address CALVIN, Tribune
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nDYLIC AND SCIENTIFIC PER
" FORMANCES IN MENTAL ALCHEMY, At Metro

pohtan Hall, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATUK-
DAY EVENINGS Of this week Prof WILLIAMS,
greatly encouraged BY the very liberal patronage thus far
ceved has the pleasure 70 announce continuation of his
Alchemysc Entertainments by request above week
longer with change OF performance each evening Roar
Of laughter applause invountary from the whole
audience his satisfaction seldom
experienced any exhibition lecture Go early for good
seats Doors open at y to commence at o'clock. Tickets
Is cents; children half price Persons DESTROYS Of learning
the mysteries Of this wonderful science and how 10 perform
now numbering over COO which Immediately after the
Pubic Lecture in the Hall Tickets y for Lessons
Lesscns fer $40
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at FONTAINBLEAU,

d u MarVh 81 ISI4-TIIE Nv r Or HIS AbUIIATIUN,
painted by Paul DearocheThe exhibition of this world
renowned picture which has been visited during the last
yean England France and Germany by halt million
people, open at Suyvesant Institute No 6e Broad
way Open from A. n. to 10 p. NJ Admission IS cents.
ChXdrsn half pf,ce
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miscellaneous advertisements.

ITO LET-T'he very convenient and we'll
IL lighted front office second story Of building No. 10
North NiLsmst, AZ present occupied by Chas e. Shea,
Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
UVHE MYSTERY SOLVED.-Mental

III Alchemy Psychology, &C. fully explained and taught
with its application disease that all understand 1t
and operate well the best OPERATOR no charge by
Prof g. r. PEPPER every evening except Sunday from
unti O'clock at his residence No. ~ Hudsons, New
York Full instructions s. N. B-Prof r.. has recently
discovered medicine that sure cure for the BIoncht'
Price a O per bottle Sold in this city only by himself
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DOARD.-One or two single Gentlemen
I'D may obtain Board partial full, in eenteel pr
family No. IL Wslker-st where the comforts of
home with good table, may be enjoyed To parties of
speeabty only this addressed References exchanged
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.RACKETTS MARBLE GROUP o


NINATIONAL CONCERT HALL, Nos 20 and 81 Ca
nal-st. three doors from Broadway, SUNDAY EVE
MING April 49, The following eminent talent Will appear
In reflections OF the Sabat Mater Principal Vocalists
Madame Pirscher, Mile Meyer, Mis Moore, Sgr; Rudolf
instrumental Solo Performers-Her Bergner solo violon
cello; Mr. Leopold Meyer, solo violin; Herr Herold pupil
Of Meidesohn solo piano-fote, and grand Orchestra
composed the best professors in this CITY, Tickets % cents
% be had at the principal Music Stores aud Hoels Doors
open az o'coci-to commence at O'clock For particu
Hm sce programme. ALBERT, Proprietor; r. THIES
Manager
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DOARDING-No. 81 Varick-st., near
- ST. JOINTS Park large handsome room on the second
story gentesly furnished with pantry and wardrobe inclosed
suitable for family single gcntlemen also smila
room on the third floor. They will be unfinished if
CURED good sired and comfortable single
for gentlemen
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BOARD in BROOKLYN on the LIST

ID ofMay-A Gentleman and Wife and three single Gen.
tlenen can be accommodated with Board and pleasant
rooms one of the best situations in the city, only FIVE min
ues walk from Fulton Ferry. Unexceptonsbe reference
given and required line addressed to c. c. and left with
the Ferry Master Fulton Ferry in Brooklyn, viii meet with
immediate attention.
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DOARD.-Applications win be received
u until ist Nav At No IS 7thsv- for Family and single
Rooms with permanent Board the elegant brown stone
house No 81 West 22d-st, Sh-av.
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DOARD.--A Front Parlor, with Bed
ID adjoining second floor, would be let from lst
May to Gentleman and Wife or to two single Gentlemen
cold water Also large pantres Geneel accommodations
Location, No 6S st. Marksplsce, near 2dav, lsths)
Stages pass before the door, Dinner hour ct Best refer
snces given and required
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- Rooms for single gentlemen, with breakfast and tea
be furnished in house having all the modern improve.
ents of furnace hot aud cold baths and unsurpassed
view of the city and bay The house Is nasnitcenty
furnished throughout and every comfort be had linn
tied number of gentlemen make
number of years Address with real name only j. p At
this office, for week.
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LOCATION.-A Gen

/tlemas and Wife, and single Gentleman he
comnnoated with pie and Beard small fs,n
ly at No Nacks third door from Franka-st, short
distance from ST Joha's-park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17

represehtations Of jerusalem, Mount Zion, and the
mai interesting places in the Holy Land taken upon the
root Of the Holy epucher of ali the lower story Of Solo
ops Temple remaining still entire, and also OF Dayids
Toub where his body shall not see corruption as de-
sared in Psalm l6c. l0v.
Hours ofeIhbition ct the Society Library Rooms first floor
No 346 Broadway cor Leonard from to IL O'Clock NJ
1to6 and 10 10 in the evenings Lectures VII be gwen
upon the above subjects, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
MONDAY April 90 q and 81, al O'Clock each evening" by
WARDER CRESSON. Admission Is cents.
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METROPOLITAN HALL, Mornings
n PARKER'S ANNUAL EXHIBI.

~ TION BALL--Mr. 7. has the pleasure TO announc.
that his EXHIBITION BALL will take place on MON
DAY EVENING next, April 10 At the CITY ASSEM-
BLY, ROOMS, Broadway Ticket: $i to admit lady sne
prceo be had the door the evening of the Exhibition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-17
ITO HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIANS

IL lot of Homeopathic Cases assorted styles and Of The
best workmanship, tor sale very low by
f.. ANTHONY, No. sos Broadway.
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IL Broadway below Prince-Io Let furnished TO Hnee
Gente4n In house occupied by private family, who Will
devote themselves keep the house in the best order and
10 promote the comfort Of its occupans Partial board,
required Reference exchanged. Apply to Hr ID, No II
Ct or BY note to Box 2.ses p. o.
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DIANOS.-FOur secondhand Pianos, at
s25, e65 $50 and eO0 5 new and valuable Rosewood
Pianos for sale cheap pay advances; Melodeon mo
proof Sofas Watches Blank Books, Ledeen Scales te-
Cash advances on Dry Goods Groceries Hardware, Fun
lure, Pianos Books stationery, Watches, &c. &c.
J. r. JONES, No 81 AnRst- second hoor
The Nevada journal., 1852-10-15


hallway from the valley of tic MI
the Pacific ocean.
Resolved, That we hold II a..
paramount dnties of Congress TO
raj appropriations for the imn,.l
ne Larhors, bays and navicabll
California, likewise for the erect1
tom houses, light houses. docks
and all other improvements tend;|
teet and facilitate trade and comm
Kcsolved, That it is the inner
OF Congress TO refund without del
iiornla, the large sums cxtorted
citizens before her admission into |
under tho disguise of custom hon
public revenue, but which were in
mliltary exactions levied withou|
Jaw, TIE cnormity of which has 1
IN the history OF our government.
Shall hereafter be found in the n,
a proposition into the Senate Of nj
States by a distinguished reprcse
me democracy of California. to rot
lde lawful owner of lis lands =,
prctencc Of law, until the validity a,
of his title is confirmed.
Resolved, That with the vast ca
u California, it is indispensable
etglslation should be especially al
he speedy development of her NO,
cssurces, the building up Of mani
ne extension and protection of
nercial interests, and the encourad
omcstic industry in all its branches
the opinion of this convention.
ecn the character Of its legislatio
cmocratic rule.
lie olvcd, That we concur with
iyled democratic convention that a.
Benleia, in their resolution dcclar
&c general government, in the hal
'-called democratic Senate and i
representatives., "havc been guilty
oSt cnlpahlc neglect of the higher
California, and have utterly disrl
g wants and demands of the peopl,
Resolved, That we regard III, 4
casures recently adopted by Cong,
the co mpromise measur
ttlcmcnt of those questions on
Ike just and honorable, and we will
1intaln and support them as such.
Resolved, That it is the duty of n,
government to assume the indell
this State, necessarily contracted
otection and defence of her cit;l
rfare.
Resolved, That we will support \
ncs set forth in the foregoing resoI
the reason they are whig doctrin
;arrlcd out, will not only promote
'at leading interests of California
whole Union, and as wings. we
r united and individual advocacy
ne, before the pcoplc