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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
SHIPPING.

TINTED sTATH5 AND PACIFIC MAIL SPEA nsUIp
Cempsniae Tho only through Line for C.ornis ard
Oregon. Ctagres oireos CRESCENTCITV
on nrisy March 5sh and the EhfiRE oItY, via H.rans
TUESDAY bsIch 9th.1he splendid ssee ship
City. 2gOd ions bur John TGnaer. mnsnder viii
sail en- Friday hsrck 9th at oceox p M direct Cha
and The Umpire City ~ oo tons Lssdg c.nmaaSer. viii
March 9th. AZ o'clock M for Ch.gree. via Havana
he Empire CITY will With tho we'll
and fsvore United 6tstos mail steamship Ncherner 10
sail for San Oh the arrival Of ,he passengers and
malls. Ne detention ut Pan r.,
CISCO First cabin. $685. sloond esoin, s. seerag $780,
Rates OF fare TO Chsgres fst oabiR S66 cabin
$4 tteerae Fer freight apply OILY the
eGioe. lit West street, cofper of Warren.
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TT NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIONS INV on.

IT O.. NAIL STEAMSHIP C0NPAHY-FOX INV Or
- iesns via Havana y he splendid slsamahip IN eIRE
CITY, (2e00 tens John Leeds viii sail from
the pie. AT the foot Of Warren street. N russd,y
March ~ 2o'cl0ek p NJ precisely. Rates of pAssaEs
ioos bershs t7s After do d. SO; rorw.ra Do o. 500
Freight tske 10 New Orleans ~ 10 sens cubic
Shippers freight requested TO supply themelves
zion .. the offss No ether form will DO signed bs
passage apply 10 II. D. RoBERTS. l67 WeN street.
Of WAYr att
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AIEpIoAL OARp..-pE. oLoYxR. sly BIS suPAHiOs

Al EDfCAI CARp.--DE. oLOvzB. gy HIS sUPAStOE
IVA ssi sre pEsotios, experience II erabes W eject
Quicf And radical II dcus oxh ~
success mot astonishing In hose pro.racsd csass THAI
have tstiee the ek Ok se moot eminent scisns ~.
g. n Of regular medical ednostios and legal 90
Joiremente who devoted HE attention 20 o. oos prhess
Local diseases speedily ouyofs wtthcp tnter .eue
dice by ethoe rtroduosd b. she celebrated 9ces
tho French DR. a. rcsuryr Mnks 20 ,hose fsysf
physicians who spprecs+o bis fuocefs By adlrs
iisn 70 his esre no 10 not recsenst snops ths hest q
empirical d9rr who6s n0tsot hat1 III $40 oanEg8
Of ks pApeTs- Me oes Ia No. IL Arm ssss. rear Rgos9
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1HtPPIH0.

n oTlCE.sTEAhsHiP ATLANTIC, FROM LIVER.
Nv pool will commences under general order at
Der ter.h foot Of Canal Street, Saturday Feb 49, AZ
H. Consisnees will please send their pormta board
E,Og LIvEEPOoL-UNIrGp srArxE NAIL srEAH.
ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph This will
degsri With he Unised SIC ,es ,s for saIope positively
foot Of Canal No berth secured will paid Fer
eishs or passage having usequsIed o6stona fer
EDWARD K COLLINS q 90, No. Is Wall s.rsei
The steamship Arctic viii succeed the Bslsie and SSH
March 20.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

The above names arc bnt snail part Of the whole NUM-
attached 10 The GALL Aeadyover thirty thou
sspd have zone Albany agsnss
twenty Thousand others already send sking be-
tween fifty and sixty thousapd remonsrants In all Among
gagged in all sysostions and professions Of
employed in tho various other industrial pursuits. q
table and numerous portion Of our people al
rcmop strxting against the passage OF ooious ana
Oppressive Law, do not a5monsS our Legislature to
beware how they tribe with the business intsress Of
spt,ely disressrdsd Between sy thousand and sixty
Yosng population should have weight At Albany
These not ehdrcn. but whs support
families aud who have deep interest in the prosperity Of
city Thousands of them among the strongest Advo-
oates Of and neither abuse the aoous
TONED social e Thousands OF them these
In and will NOT 70 'hs
wbs sign this call will WE'LL in point respects
by influence and temper In all things with equal
number those who have signed the petition Akng for the
paesaRe Of TN odious law.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
B. JkssuRuN, Secretary.

TEE CITIZENS MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMU-
s,irg Fund seociatisn will hold public acting
x.y next door above saas ~ " oeioeh later
practical workings Of ths 400 sh.res have
been taken 10 less than month The subscrpor book
and Saturday evenings til O'Clock Five sh.yea
sold ~ Abe last regular nesting. premium of 1910
Swing profit Of moro than IS each share subscribed
for III, next regular meesng the first thurs
day In &Arch. Shares $780, EntYapos foe So Monthly
dues So SIMEON DRAPER Prssdeps.
Il. DELAFIELD SMrrn Vice Pres.
T. KENDALL. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
THE TEMPERANCE QUESTION.


TRMP1RANCE REsPHcrABnIrY-O0MMIRC
MsnufAst1n,g, and Professional INDUSTRY We ohI
lssgs the friends and q
ooerove legislation. 70 hnd whsrs In com usroia
cities Of ths world SIX hundred combining more
moral charactsr wealth honestly lursd
followine:-
RRsISrA nee TO OPPRESSION AND FANArIoIsn
Grand Nas Meeting In favor Of ths natural and ma
tnablc rights Of she oitssn the rights property and
the protection Of the commercial
Of our city.
The people OF the oi o. New irrespective Of pafty
ohse the of tbs state destroy their business ruin
commercial and interests OF our otv
drive epr rade 70 other stase: BY she passage Of
commercial and manufAeturtn freedom, will hold
MASS NETTING. AT AErkUP OLITAN HALL
On FRIDAY EvHNIn0, THE 2rH INST,
o'clock for tho purpose Of ,akas action, and
pressing opinion respecting the attempt
destroy she interests Of This city rob their capital
and dsfrar ohise them OF those Inherent rghts
10 all by the constitution Of country IL the
our people arc worth preservns Is incumbent every
COED ciS 70 attend th meeting We call all
the community, all ntcrss ed 10 aid in putdns
down this fan Atal that will only All
the above auded but will surely
movement Of Temperance tss and thus increase The very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

@ Hencken 3 Bon.
II b Wessel
Wan vosrhis B Breckiug.
II II LinbsrnAnn.
Duel worth = HAvilad.
JFh b fiAck.
III Cain 3 Co.
David Graham.
is Carpenter,
fhomss J Henry.
Henry r Townsend,
John r Brady.
Charles Weitya
IA 1Almsdge,
Anson Herfick.
john y Ropes,
VIM Okell.
Barnard Rioc.
Solomon Kip,
GA Conover.
CS BogArdus.
william 3 Duke,
JDo J storm
Stirling u watson.
] Billir ger b Co.
Thomas Barber
John Hart,
d n Hughes
John II Ccrwin u Co.
A Bamel.
p Dunn.
Wn Tosssn II h Sons,
Scribe h Coolidge,
Benrick g. vanbuskirk.
Boheaok b Ruthegford.
J& d Hustaee.
r BarsAlon
= II LAIng.
jas b Rich,
Russell 3 Haley,
G Coulssn.
II N Serrett q Co,
Chs Fox q Co,
Brock d Bsarns.
Unde.hill b Bool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

EOR SAN FRANCISCO THE SPLENDID NEW
clipper ship mo, Saith, master will be despatched
about tbs 9Th March This beautiful vessel lie her
berth At pier 6Korth river Her accommodations for
and second abin are unsurpassed by veg
afost, only limited number will be taken. This
will DO tho cheapest and most pleasant OF
Of the routes OF IL is confidently expected she will
make the voyase in ninety days First cabin paussge N
small of freight will be taken for which mmedise
application must be msde, TO MAILER LORD, Les
vJvHRoUGH To BAN YRANCISCO.-EEW YORK AND
ian Frsncisco Steamship Line.-Tbe new steamship
UNITED STATES 1900 tons burden, Charles q. berry.
commander, will take her departure for Chagrs Fri
day 2ssh March neyt at 5 r r. connecting - ? spsms
SCOTT 2l00 tons burden Kenney Couillsrd,
expected to depart from PAnama 30 San frsncso .he
l6,h Of pril ensuing These vessels speed comfort
aud safety arc not surpassed by this route aud
10 DAVIS BROOKS Co,
General Agents, - Resver street. y ew York.
JONES Il JOHNSTON, 90 Wall street.
Books now open and tickets tor sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

I,oR CALIFORNIA. -oEE PAssAoE TICKET IN Ca
bin through TO Fan Frsncisoo, by " steamer 0cor-
sa, pros SNe. Address, postpaid box l70 Post odiaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nR, wARREy. NO: MOTT 81, CONTINUED 20
~ be consulted oonhdentiriy she tresmens OF pj.
disessce. Dr. hiss devctet yesrs 70 the prso3s
Of his profession when the victims Of eefsbsG or htrt
who sye escaped ron the hsads OF medical ryatendcrr
rely safe and speedy cure. N.B.EO Zee Gn cured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

ITO THE DISAPPOINTED DIR. WARD G AN BE or
immediate service his treatment Instantly removing
The miserable patient from suffering aud probable detection
He gets daily dfcult have dc fed othsrs
Fortunate indeed ere those coming him nrst they
cured before other doctors would have made hs eAs
provement No fee. Book gratis Office Of Canal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

NR. !. NpEDACs rKEvAgTIVE cAE 81 yre.
- ossce BY sdt ,esains a, post paid, box as PbiisSs
pha ro once, enclof 81. "A io trtsadcd S0r khoss We
A. 3 iosl ensa " inefesss rslS tasrss ~ sross
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

NANDERBfLTs LIak-THREs sEcoNp SABiiN
Apply 70 ynOMPEON q HI1CDCOCk, l9 Pearl stfeot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

DR. DE LANEYs CELEBRATED CURATIVE LIZ.
~ strunents the only certain deparft1s
infrmisies resntng from sslfabuss exoessss SS 70 b
debitsted by Of his entirely inventions
tered manly ygor Frospsotus. with certfcates grs
Cancellations. 81. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

TOIN NOW. AND ESCAPE TaE TT RANNY OF LAND.
lords-The Irving Building and Mutual Loan Assoeia
Won win hold snother public meeting Friday evening,
Iorsyt N O'clock Entrance fee ST. monthly
y that the entrance fee will shortly raised The
principles Of this Association will be fully explained by
b Nllker, Esq Ladies and temen partc uarly
invited 70 attend Articles of the Association msy had
grsis at the Office where subscriptions viii
Gro. u. BELL, Woe Pscsident
TRUSTEES.
Geo. H. Franklin, Geo. W. Riblet, EilAs O. Herring,
James tsotson, Jf. Elias Combs, Royal @. Willard.
Nelson Pun. p. G. Richardson, Geo. r. Maxwell,
ALBERT II NIcoLAy Secretary. No. 2li Grand street..
THOMAS LAwRENcE. Attorney
flee hours from six 10 nino O'Clock every evening" and
Wednesday, from three TO nino p. NJ. fss ladies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

GE0n REWsRD.---gsYFE1Ss' AETIDCTE, A ePE-
NcCV oifo mixture for she cure OF private esoxSev
nskes spsedy Without ,ne RESTRICTION Of ds
drink, exposure, or change n application business IRE
rrop.le.or ehserses single case which he nxsurs VIII
not cure " der abe forfeiture Of fye hunayed dolars II
put MP Ia bottles uish fell directions so 81 One bottle
la'n weekmsny are sured In swo dsr ror srie b. o.
Ring. 193 Brordwsy and neg Ssysrc New YORK;
" 4: lt,is, ID< Ennovsr stresA softosE NnSbs o..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

hR COOPER IL DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THV
~ last twenty enjoyed the extensive practice ID
private diseases Of peoc.l in New York can
the most aggravated this dsease mild
cascs removed in two days Dr. Cooper the worst
FORM Ia from to two weeks Of constitutional debility,
brought on ~ secret habit INDUCED In by young on
This when too frequently INDUCED in, begets dyspepsia
weakness OF the limbs confusion The intellect
sion 70 society cure guaranteed N B.Stangors done
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
rI,HE GrRAT pI.oovEky FOR Tnn PaEYEv.

vYNHE GrRAT DIsCovEky FOR The PREygv-
zion End relieving sea sickness has onished all
have trial. 10 Va almost IN It's rctio
correcting the stomach and srcngthenipr the enn
eyeem delightful ana Is 20 DO used intern liv ana
extcnsiy livery tnoYt heretofore made 10 relievs
swful Q strtss etostioued by sickness bayieg
totsly eed " give ,he slightest relief the inventors
gl he borne IN grateful co. and oarried
The bead Atlantic by hundreds Of IN Who
viii most ohoeffuliy proclaim TIE glad Hdngs over tho
itoc Of creatiory Which Will induce thousands 10 travel
who have rend "a home for fear OF the awful
9his smps brforg srd tfvoesble REMEDY 10 used with
move failing euectsa all thSsis required trial 30 en-.
othr to evory trgyciGr "A tails also b ohtok
every fpeo.s of tpaamOtic Tronhts Cholera Darrhna
bNhous cole, Nervous and tick Hetdsohs. 10 sls
letfe ~ 10 Bgoadwsy, besaoSn Graud ard Bxooaa
tttett8. rtll sud q the nftlols.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

H.,
~ sad consequences of self abune
ness or mattimony Avoid quaoks who fill the papers with
sseI silly sbous their instruments 70
You may as well sransulsso the part with garter
Young men, do not waste money with charlatans
few bottles Of this celebrated Cordial will restore
manly yisor bottles fer 50 Imporsan.
where he 10 consulted and the Cordial obtained
FORWARDED 20 the country Letters post paid Agents. 4
gorgto California should procure this Cordial Dr.
medical work. 81 q CODY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
MEDICAL

ne ZEE TILL CURED.-DR. CeRBETT, 10 DUANE
IN street, nEy DO consulted csnfdcntiay the tress
Msns 81 delicate diseases Twenty ye.rs prsosce GUS
bee MIN &c make speedy and ouree-and
removed In three days The victims Of qusekerv
those suffering from early Improper hIbts apply with
certainty Of having their rational Aad
critic principles s,hotursDr. q hss discovered ney
method by which he structure In FROM 10
weets ~ B.-Dr. Csrbest 10 menber Of me Nee fcis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nR. RALPH. AUTHOR CT THE "PRACTIoAL PHI.
~ vase Trestise" So. 0f1ec hours " 1: ocock A. k
and O'clock r. n tsurdsy excepteal No. IS eress
Wioh street From ths medic ADVANTAGES
suthsr has enjoyed which he you'd instance hAyss
stadyinE hose diseases followed By Icing very exsn
nvs Paotoe, In shie speciality he can, without hesitation
secondary diseases tri bure & ers certain ssfc and
In America These whs sppy In she sSrer OF dig
essee will be BY tho snd rapid ~ Of ths
which oiton effected In very few days Sepsrs,e watt
ing ara providsd Fer ss,smcni " letter. Adtrss
aldo dseases properly bolonauR 20 the Above peciA
n.y. his praoce includes chronic alterations piles dis
esees OF e skin and bladder gravel 10 the bsck
Of men tai and physical capacity complaints thS
can be attended, In ofhoe practice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nR MORRISON CONTIN UES TO TREAT PRIVATE
n diseases with success From his oEg erlence and
extensive practice he enabled to make speedy
ettes which have lin gered the
he cures IN few days. and TIE worst ferns Of
The victims o self abuse, and al who suffer from weakness
oihe generAtve function, from call him
with certainty Of obtaining relief See his London Diploma
Ia his private office, 2C4k Fulton street. ooe
"a. l.toSP.H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nOCTkKSS KAAMEL, 200 DIVISION srRxEX, an
old practitioner for good many years she III
kind Of disease which females and children labis Of
scrofuia dropsy &C. She gives all ac medicine ort
Of her apotheoary. O6ce hours before TO- n, AuS
4 p. "A.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

DBFNIx BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN ASsoCI-
aton.-To Live or not to Lve-This Association Is
sdvsptIs 10 those desiring Homestead which Their should
a. onoe EN- brace There no place like hems"s old
fully et than .. the present day when rents
pfy them Reedes they growing higher from year
These facts efficiently important induce every
through ~ eusels AZ aslving institution also. The
benefits Of Ns Association peculiarly attractive The
Prospec us and Ry laws be had gratu,ouy NO
% 0mse lOhamSers H.l 70 which tho attention
WILSON SMALL. President
AMOS WILLETs, Vice President
A. HATFIELD, seo'y.
TRUSTEES
Warren Chapman, George ". Dsrson, Esw.rd J. Small
Andrcw hume Robert Dewitt Jsmas Cushsn.
Peter Povlss Joseph EesbIta George A Barney.
b. Information and explanation will be given a.
cecfetsrys enfce CbsmbeG Hall. IS Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

VT>HE MERCANTILE MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCgMU.
lating Fund Association will hold meeting Satur-
day evening" 18th inst in the lecture Clinton Court
esrner Of Nassau ana Beehuan streets .. o'clock
stock Of this association being esgerly sought for carly
Plieaton necessary The will be open half past
w. q. GROSER, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nR JOHNSON, NO. II DuANs STaAxI. &c WALL
~ aperH y tho he-tmon 81 delicate diaahars Tho
torg Reputation f0r ssil 10 these cured aeeo Nsvs
ensl0e ~ ye1fs, Ia pte-efnnsnt Coratu tonal vssno
brought or b. rscrst Saba eoakusy ougoa Reoant
cnred N tour ohEI- q paEeaA nura on 40 nh.rKa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nR- WARDS MAGICAL TREATNENf.-UHPRECa
deEtsd succos-lnr umerabls cases progress through
their several terrible stasec, in spite Of o.her DOCTORS
hnt Doctor Ward by his wonderful relieves
all nstsntaneously Those disappointed By bugs
of the aud CELEBRITY with which they
DO cu-ed by him. No fee Book Cratic. Once, Of
CsnEi and BrOedEay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27
Geographic Marine Reports.

No Errivals Of importance 80 day.
Belov-Ehip usri lot Irving from Coquimbo
Clecred-Bark Union, Baltimore briss Echo. and
Clayton, Trinidad sohrs Abbot Deveeux Port PrEos;
1hos fenner, Philadelphia
CHARIEaToN. Feb 25
krrivsdship Hedora Calao Ma data LAT As NJ Ion ITO
W. passed the wreck Of the Ann Alexand Of Nantucket
stove BY whale Jan Is lat Il Ion w passed clipper
ship painted black, steering s.
Er hsrk John, Liverpool
sailedshps Chase and Harrisburg NYork bark Edlsso.
ria Ennh lie NnrAh
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HolOWs
No inward bound vessels in sight 81 sunset,
IPEA SrxAnsHIr ArLArrIoI.

Brig YANKEE arrived yesterday Cardenas was Isade
with nolasses. 10 spoford. Tlesson q %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

E1hFoKTUNATE9 FRIEND - UNEQUALLED FOR
~ ersdtsating a. Blessed by Ill Who IVY 10. Tns
nS ptoi ersaoh,9r yet 20 mild 1, might be sson 20
@hi pt yte diSeAses yAnish uadst ito ST. wiNh
book Who will give after than Citizens and
enily msled remember is-DepoA DR.. WASas eOrnar dt
Canal stre,t AND BrosAwnv,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

TYR. WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CURES-CoRNEa
- of Canal street ard Broadway-Far better you
tunass treat yourselves than 90 10 hundred
at last; then Will be greatly yourselves
well nendisg in TWEEN icy hours. fee. C0nsuls-
pfiyste Bosk RrAtis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-27

nK ARD, DEVOTED TO DELICATE DISEAsEk
~ makes Tie speedest curss All who have contracted
private disespe, make early applications His treatment
admiration physicians themselves The disappointed
are certain Of from however much other aoosors
have JAILED Relief Gfor ded At NO foe. gratis.
Consultations private Office. of Canal and
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-05-13
4 Fg,T N CHEulsrRY.-D Durin

4 FEAr ~ CHEMIsrnY.-D During
a recent lecture deljy cred b V Pro
ftssor 3. Sllllinan, IN !. !, lie solid
flied calbonic gas. his was eff
iectcd by bringing sui Phurlc acid III
contact vii, carbonatE / of soda, in a
stronr ;ronyessel, cap dable of resist
mo am expansive pres surc Of Mrty-
fo17r oi]pdao6lrcs. or live hundred
AID ten pounds to the square mcll
Prdi, ssor S. stale,. tb bt this exper-
jancnt had been given ap entirely in
France. in consequ encc Of the
bursting Of several il pn vessels, By
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~nR NH@a

dtJs FwO Dbiiars; TOR one Yeal if paid al
he lrme II subscription; Two Dollars
and Fiii " Cents, wIruovr DEVIATION.
Iafier The expiration Of Three Monrhs
dP dtP All I3ilis for Advertisements. Job
Work Cd Subscription, considered due
when coal r1cied = sept against those with
"hom wi ave RI Inning Accounts
dtENo E'lspeT vii be sent out OF :he
lC1ldty. dnless paid fJrin advance.
III lllveriEse sernenIslInserled al One Dol
It:,r per 50 quara of Twelve Lines.
OF Les, fbr tae First InserHon, Fifty
Gents TOR each continuance
!1tJ~ Prrsn4s advertising by The Year, will
! be ctaeg- b Fil:rsy Dollars for whole
IColumn. 'Tiyeaiy Dollars for one half.
Iixel DO Ii:,rs Tor onp-qqarrer. W ieri
aiioa fro pa iAese Tsrms under a'ly circuni
ftaas's.
d4iiJ@ The p fi9aiege Of Yea-l5 Aiyf fr'isers IS
IsirscHy iiIniItd 20 tlsir o,cit i5,m4 diafe aud
Regular B.i4ia|s.; aud he iiasnl e4s ol an
IAdyeruss hg IFrnis mol ce;i4ide red as III
ldIul,ag iAat lol lis individual me- Inbers.
d r. Amph due ihs Ga .dilsles. HhlI Iee Dol
Ear>; to be ,Iaid IL .lIeGncs IN 4 Esry Case
4 PAIy.iJisehrenis no, marked wnh thf
hum5er .f lIse,tions when IiandE III IN, VIII
BE- eoal;:l led sttiil ordered oqt, puf payment
tracfsa
lj>g,, IL :, .i.e.psal ca. be ! F.sd rled gra-
fa.toas'
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The Democratic Party.

Amoment' consideration Will con-
vince every dispassionate and unprej-
udiced mind Of the unity of senti-
.ment and harmony OF feeling preva-
lent throughout the democratic par
ty. The apparent confusion which
reigns in the halls Of Congress, IS
Strong proof Of this position as the
very nature Of the circumstances
prove, it is the great and only need
iul Union party.
\ The democratic ever has been the
Union party, its fundamental princi-
piles are based Upon the Constitution.
No eyidence-can be more conclusive
than the firm and patriotic stand Ia
ken by it during the last crisis, when
the no-party ad dmInistr;l tion had be-
come but tool in the stands of
the anti-slavery faction, the prin-
ciples Of which faction are almost
universally diilused through t he whig
party Of the north was rushing
madly on to the destruction OF the
CONSTITUTION and the Union. The
Southern Convention, was the child
Of the 1ct alone policy Of Gen.. Tay-
lor. 1t was in this crisis when the
Constitution and Union were threat
ened, that the eyes OF the American
people were turned toward the dem
ocratic party 10 them they looked
as their last hope, and nobly did
they acquit themselves: when seizlng
the reins ofgoyelnmcnt, they hurled
back the tide of Etnatlcism which
was fast hurrying the nation to ruin,
and passed the compromise measures
as cure for the bleeding wounds p
The subsequent action Of the PARTY
throughout the Union, has s. alncF
toned and endorsed the course OF It's
Senators and Representatives in that
arluous struggle. The democratic
party have resolved to stand by the
compromise as a fnal settlement OF
tie slavery question This proposi-
ton is sustained by the action OF the
democratic party i'll eyeryIState Cons
yention which hasrecently assembled
for the nomination Of delegates to
tie National Convention. In the
North, while almost every one has
declared faithful adherence, not one
has intipated opposition to the
measure. In the south, every con-
' vention has expressly declared Tor
the compromise as it stands, and it
lis with these principles the Baltimore
Convention will assemble - Columbia
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