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Cincinnati, October 15-River raised four inches Mar
kets very quiet Eleven hundred bbs flour sold at SIS 20
for So 2Sa$3 50 for extra Whisky dull at 1890
Moasses 2Sa50c Butter and in demand ct 16a20c
Weather cold.
Columbia October 20-A very brisk and active demand
prevailed in Cotton market to-day prices very
full and the market closed firm sos bales changed hands
at prices ranging from 91sa9z6c. y.
Chester October 20-During the past week Cotton has
been Offering very freely in market and found ready
sales at the fullest rates The sales of the week ending
amount to SOB bales at prices ranging from SS 75aS9 15
augusta, October 20, M-The quantity of Cotton on
sale to-day greater probably than any other day
the and to effect sales holders submitted to
rates The sales reached 1900 to 1900 bales
ST. Louis, Saturday, October 16 -TopAcco-We again
notice scarcity of the better grades of this staple the
offerings being confined to the various qualities Of Tugs
and few samples of common shipping leaf The demand
was quite active with sales at the Planters of % hhds at
S4aS4 SIS and at SIS 10a$5 CO. The Jewett arrived last
evening with 1853 hhds which is the largest receipt by one
| boat for several weeks. n,
MempLis October 20-CorToN-The market opened ac-
tive yesterday morning. and 600 or 700 bales changed
hands at previous prce but later in the day. owing to
private dispatch from New0eans giving decline OF an
Is to in that Market buyers retired from the market
and sales could not be effected at decline from Is to q
from prices paid the morning The receipts were IRON
500 to 1000 bales As the transactions were 80 few IN the
after of the day to establish definite prices
unable to change quotations until our prices ART
settled Our outside figures cannot be obtained OF
any Of the qualities. s=a
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

cITy.J bands, W Foster Mobile. H LAMB Harris n
onso, Johnson is Davenport Dr. Ho Ga;
Miss Norton, Miss Miles Thos Sanders Whlisone U W.T.,
boswell Go Williams Scurry Underwood, Lockbart, IL
Stanton Texas: w + Williams Ell Paso; Hodges Ga Miller
Nj Pursis Talbot Eason N Bisse z Duplessis La;
Hszolton Pafnga, N II; Lloyd, XVI Maynader; A
Porter, Geo W Guess, Mr. Sayer. b Southern Belle.
yERANDA.. r Nswhail, Hasey, Marsh nv Bagby NJ
,ieKeuse p ReeinsGs Ala crooker, Garne g; r
Mira Thomas children and servant Mr. Petty and chdrn,
Mira Fosh and Levi Fisher Texas Walker and Indy
Phillips Mensee NJ Davidson, W Baldwin, Mobile; q l.
Has YIN Clement Dr. Washington coas Capt Crooker Res-
tons WIN Stone, Smith, Jas Bonner, o; ELI Cary Texas
ST. LOUIS Rob. Brooks Alex Ewing and lady. Mobile;
Langdon, Richie, Laeson ca Gross Baylay o Yer
VIM Ala Solomon, Dhadea, o w joslyn
amSsr MsKay and sdy Hubert. Bstiers Miss Smith
shncklmd Texas Heter Blanchard Boston, no glnan HI
Ihos !resno, A1aamoras Byerly, Reading, Sawyer
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.avis d, EIecttf,y,,,,

eI En- dun WRIT COLLECTION adresse par Son
Excellence Joseph Walker, GouvefneHr de E do Ia ouia
qualities de la doens snt notifies
au'uns H MAD de Noyembre proclaim
1881 rau EEgTEURS POUR PRESIDENT EFT VICE PRESIDENT
DIES ETATS-uNIs.
scru lie jour sua depus neuf heures mat
ua six hures endro ui eront desnes ct
Commsares par
Aldermen Ia vile Nouvee Orleans
Police pour pare paosso drote du euye
Mississippi '~ s-
par duplicate devront esre
transmits HOpHsigne, eonforn6ment Il Ia o.
Sheriff parosse d'oeans, dociohre 1882
oc,s apss d sIigia JAMES p. FRERET, sherf.
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BUREAU DIES coAfnnsBAIREs DE La 4
DETTE CONsOLIDEE DE LA NOuvELLEORLEANS. i

En- yertu de Ia 87eme section de racte de la
IAsiaare Iousians Ae pour onsolids ia
do poufsor Gouvernement et Adn
niaatou de 70 % FSvrier 1852 eide
section 10 nt pour
Ia vile Noayse ORLEANS 81 incorporation vile
Do Lafye Wills do IL Nonve qs re-
de fonter In deo panenns Vile,
ssonde oi6me Municipalities Ia s Lafayette,
sachcses aeroht pour ehange
dHtt equitable les hons
obligations do lAucienno VILE DIES prsAre troe
Municipalities tye Lafayette conre La WILLIE
DE ia NbttvELLE- ORLEANS POUR la sOAIAlE DE MILF
PIAsTRs cfiAcuN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1852 PAYABLEs
dams QUAfANTE ANS ID vl
de SIX POUR CENT PAR AM payaes
vile Dc Ter Janyies 70 Ter Jnlet Dc ehaque auue
neats les obligations oTertes eehangs est dit
cnee nsqnnu 1855 epoque laqus
@iatefas sur les bons commencement
pour pechAnge bons
10 quaisms upd csque moi daer do lun q
Novefnbre 1859. 5gi }+q g.s q
raseryeus lie droit rejesa ra
Z li.e les syun,isso oGertss.
ss5sss s....coMMIssAIREs..
80 A. DsCRoSsAIAN, Nniro.
5 o. DEBuYs, conir5lsur.
ssls w. II. GARLAND, Trtsorer
vi p CONVERSE President du come de Finances au cou.ede
Aldermen. 81
coni,e uonssll des ASH
tants- Aldermen - ~
Ia a. LAYET, secrsssite lsSSssss % Oct. s2p
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Iris
AuXELEGTEURs DE LA PARoIssE D'oRLEANs, coNCERNANT
L'ADoPTIoN OF REJET DE LA NouyELLE 7-
l <ac. I.c.1s.

M NJ LADUPTIUN OU lie KEJET DE La NUUN ELLIE n
CONSTITUTION. (, Fe
g- Ia PROCLAMATION lances par Son Excellence
Joseph Walker Gouveneur Et de Ia Lopsanc les 6eeteu
qualities psose dorcsns par lie present notifies que,
qn MARD jour de Noyebrs proclaim
1882 pour Eectsu pour President Vice Un
distinct pour les eat de preudre
sensi bon peupe adopicn reject
tuition de 1887 haque eleeeur doya expme opinion
d6posant hern dact bulletin LA
CONS fTTUTIoN ACCEPTEE" on sLA CONSTITUTION REJE
TEE on qasqnes oa expriman lnention de relscieur
Bureau sherde Ia paroisse doeans, doobre, 1882
N B ehnque Poll I'm toome scruin dssne reeevo
des CONTRIBUTIONS POUR LIE MONUMENT DE WASHINGTON
ocs ap.e JAMES P. FRERET, Sheriff
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Mex Mercedes, Bortlasa. canpeashy, VS. Brown
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mexico Place, Inaanoa Galveston to Harris
Ship lIlde owes SO from Liverpool to Aahhdgs
ship esSPs Tuner merry pAadelphp
Pasn sswyek
slip Nary Ward Moody from Turks Island to II eals-l
Drs VIZ e from Bremen ballast
Dt'H from '@a
aiara ffsm days Roelland,
Bark I'm Young 10 from Turks Island to Meske &co
81 Pss Ny q
tt s bFnas. St 's
Mex oven Fernaade Aoa4 days from canpsaehy to
Sehr Es Shernbeck days. from Pensacola to master-Ban
Steamboats,
snhs,u R Belle cos sI hl RysT h
Is sI,, Dunisa. from G aseu
Anna, JOHNSON, from opelonsas,
FsaiaE9 s, Msih s,sa 5s a louisville.
s ssp Tssai TsSps
Towsoas rhsn, e.aws,
Har TIT Msrtha and bs ' = 's
srsas . an do dow . and
Gsgsin and Mary Ward big Pipeto. - 'f 8.
ap ds md Jane
Mary Kingaand Brown light
e,oeght pg shp Vanaaa ana bark a. ops ,,. ~ 49,,
A q Hill and sehrs JoYen Fernando md A Meiiay y
EXPORTS.
ship Richmond i45s bales cotton 700 ks la elk
skim, sss, a1sa1as BAR, 9 ,,s
ssTs '''' ASen''' 's 'Ae '''' '4' ''s 0nsA
20 q aeS s 80 s' potatoes
e' dI ssss - - - ,,
r''''N : e -'A ANN : ~ =. ''ls' '0',''
nAvREpe ship Pyramid ARRIVAL previously rspoes pkg
adss Lee Jesne.t do do Stark Day stsiers d
IS Do olass aiss BASKETS wine Mcdowell Mills Geo
LIVERPOOL ship Phanz Carnival previously
'ss 81 sea ss A ss, cotton Ward 4
s,s saess Eessy ass mh,.
s; ss as ss s % It
Williams to e aooWarneken Kitchhof-fali
ksnPWsTs s9T a slsss ss issn, *, M within,
plate IS coal bars iron
Corner Bs ssss se s p snns eS' I'm
eAMFEAcHY-Psr salss hsmmesa:7
I'd manuel 40 90 n'0f6
rHILApELrA-rer ship Geo TarnsrA.sertsd mdse
NEW yoRK-Per ship Tsmpe IT,. nds
ssw roaR-rsf 81. hip ns.s s,'
fen,ell
H ssTs SC: u. pi,..r,,,t .,.,,
s ss P rals Ao a sasl order
RocElAsD-rsr bark Harriet na,alas1 els @ to order
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
MLllKENs aEsDPer seathssn nsls sass
smnsY Green o ~ Martn Oven Seoisa W
@ p Pay9e % psws sy
M y Ss %.i spsssf Geek
co.'s Thornhl Mclhenny- emore, Beeh5
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, G0UyERNEUR DE II


BUREAU DE LExECUTIF, BATON RouGF, Aods, 1859.
ATTENIU que La Convention dsrnarent aenblte capitol d.
E Vile lie but de changerln ccnstitp
on de pEat de la Louiane oron6 que ammedaement
jounsnen do H. Convention e ouyernehr pubea proana
lion dana aqua odohnera divers officers de Ea auo
organiser election pAsssbiee tn6rale
duyrer srpn chaqus de Et endrondiqaa
pnr LIE PREMIER MARD DE NorEMBRE prochan
suele peupls lat reject de cette conantop
de oes de le de toua qu
psncienne Consultation, ayaent la do dc voter 10
qu lie poadent seu de In presente Constitution Cecr
seeteur ouiss opinion dsposant dams boe dei
afsctse sxeasivemcnt bulletin
CONSTITUTION ACCEpTEE, ceux-; CONSTITUTION RE
JETEE ben tout autrs eian tlairement ntenon Dc
rsiecsur Ia ore de cse election qu lieu tOse
rnpprs election g6nerale dEa les commsares
auron preside exneron n ct compterou tous lea busn
dePos puts Secreairo dEta
dispositions oiactusllo socons'
conseqnencs a esnvenlbe proclamation
Do Performance susde
on odonnans los dElectiour
h'asaem
bier e Do pacrepason do Constitution Ii
PREMIER DE NovEaiBRE proclaim. pIs
haat cnt ondues lea its cone
ssc;ion
y ~, Par 10 Gouvsrneur, JOSEPH WALKER.
r. goe-s rf,. i.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

Tuesday Evening, October %, 1862.
Arrived to-day 1876 head Of Texas Calves and Yearngs
The market is firm for fine Western, with moderate
stock of Texas Cattle and Sheep Hogs Prices
continue pretty firm
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mr. The elegant and swift running passenger
ST. CHARLES Capt Samuel will leave
SHREVEPORT GRAND ECORE ALEXANDRIA and MI inter-
nediats landings THIS EVENING, at O'clock.
octQ7 SMITH a FINfISTnR, 3iPoydrns street
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The transactions in Long Cotton far have been
able to learn have been confined to bales Forda
wards These few bales the first arrivals of the
crop,
RoE-There has been good inquiry for this article
fact has ahead of the receipts recreatng
petition among buyers which has advanced the value of
most qualities, and Improvement of 1Ga3- l6ths has
been realized. The arrivals comprise 1920 tercss which
have been sold at extremes ranging from hun
hy,pd
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aas- MARIE DE La NouvELLE- ORLEANS, 81

Mss- MARIE DE La NouvELIE- ORLEANS, 81
ocobrs 1881 ..CoNsE CoAiuN DE LA WILLIE DE La NILE
ORLEANS.
sep noupee npecteur elecon q avo lieu lie
% novembre endro,s ei-dossous desigdta
k as s ss
ss
e' asosIRsiE 9sfsEs
Monaghan Il aek, Z. Redwood. ..erers flos Diamond
Tss gs.a siss "a
Is y sss Il ssSass e D
Ia Isais1n9s
A 'ss FssIss
rlfEtas sfse
Ss
ssH'ss
A SSziEas
FoeT Gunes JOS Hernandez GreaisrsAu
sssss slfs sasssHrss
SsSs r.. nsr
III Zen s,s s9s .psoxpp,s r
vtfs ssss
B. Wsx Fl G. Iasle j. Droaet'. sreihe
;s
Lsaagsr, O. Mel ]. B. Eaharit
Dssps. is s@t -,
s ,.ss s.s 3,.. es
R III .3ss assas
Bouges, B Bzfonane, j. Ladlsw.
SisS 1Phi diseF spsap
congres Ct Lesee r, GRsa5oonne N. Ireme
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PORT OF NEW oRLEANs.

OrrrcE OF The DAILY CREscssr,l
Wednesday Morning, October q, 1852. :
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Ship Richmond, Dudley, Boston, q " Hynscn
Ship North Carolina, Fitner, Cadiz, Whitney Geo
Bark johnson, Iathrop Genon, ~ Whitney &ea
Br bark Avondae Armstrong; LIVERPOOL IL Ashhfdge &eo
Mex sehr Mercedes, Bortiaga, Canpeaehy, W ) Brown
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TTyEAS-75O packages Green and Black, Of all
oss, '&''s' sue D. eRIEFE CO.. s. and 10 Ola
sDEARL BARLEY 100 kegs fresh, for sale by
| octsI AID. GRIRFF Co. IS and % Ola Levsa.
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on. pipes Lisbon Madeira
lyI landing from shp Iowa, for sale by !. 4 s s
x octss b. y. HART Co. 10 Tchoupi,oulas sTeet
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.R EMoYED TO the new stores on the Battur

Ed ENJOYED to the new stores on the Batture,
u Gravier New Leyee and Fulton sreetsH l. STONE
Co. addition their stock, receiving from ships Creole,
Dolphin Pacific Hero, Victor Empire City Coumbna, Milan, Henry
Tyringhain, Marcia and Suffolk t.s5 $50 t5rt
= MACKEREL-500 packagea; zsi Say +
CODFISH-300 boxes; fi-7 4
SALMON--50 cases, and h;
L0BSTERS-40 cases; n -f- ESQ
- LEMON SYRUP-500 boxesj
.. = ESSENCE PEPPERMINT-l00 boxesi
MATCHES-20O0 groce;
BROOAS-5O0 dozen;
STRAW PAPER-20O0 reams;
SPERM CANDLES-l00 boxes New Bedfordi
ALE-lO0 casks Younger's pints and quarts;
PoRTER-1o0 casks Hbbert's, pnta and quarts
SIIOT4o kegs assorted; .ls5.fsr n "
CIDER-50 boxes Champagne;
,5r TEAS--l0O0 packages; .51
s. " ~ SUGAR-250 pigs. Crushed Loaf and Powdered
RAISINS-l00 boxes MR. and MRL;
OLIVE OILr-300 baskets; .4.f
CASTLE SOAP-9oo boxes Marssilles;
BARLEY-50 kegs PEARL
BUTTER-2O kegs choice Goshen;
f BTTTERS-25 Boxers; -.i
BOTTLES-l00 crates Wine;
CIIEESE-50 boxes e. D. and P. a.; f5- ~
SARNIDES- 500 boxes half md quarter; g
Ma ~ SALERATUS--100 packages ~ 4.
SODA-5O casks Sulph. Carb.;
SoAP-5O0 boxes Boston; t7l, Ss5 -
TOBACCO-2O0 boxes Yelowhank
Isl COFFEE-300 mats Java; Y r.
PEPPER AND SPICES-300 bags;
s. PICKLES-900 cases assorted; ~
=, CURRANTS-1O0 casks; So se N
# * 4 CANDY-100 boxes Rock, etc.; 81 ~
'5s CASSIA-300 maaj N 4fssli 5ftl5 II ss
BACKING groee Mason's;
So. WINE-S0 bbls. Port and Madeira -
rWINE--l1hhhibA a-Schreider urd Hail uepg1
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COTTON and TOBACCO sTATEMEnT.
Cotton, bales. Tobacco, hhds.
stock hand Sept. ], 1852. -. ...9532 1874
Received since. ....... 26522o $3.50
yesterday.. 4s76=26959e A. $3.50
279l2S 24;51o
Exported TO date ..... .112762 6535
. yesterday So. ssee-11es2s so2r 7,4s7
ate.1, a., Ii ,d not c,a,.o5 100 5oo -.s4 IA s7o
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TAR. ELLIOTT, VETERINARY SURGEON, would
citizens Of this civ and its vicinity that he i
hopes long experience Veterinary Surgeon will him
share of the public patronage having devoted several TO his
and last eight city
great The Doctor found his Stables UNION
STREET. Carondlet and Bnronne Streets "a Several
BUGGY AND CARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE. oct25 1y
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MH- The swift running passenger steamer
DrH VERNON win Louis and ai
intermediates iandings THIS MORNING. at 10 o'clock
cst21 WHITE 4 BUCHANAN. 10 Poydras street.
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DRUsHEs-BRUS HES-BRUSHES. = Just
received from Manufacturers Cos
NELLs Superior HAIR BRUSHES of vniious
which particle OF dust souri, clea
The hair rich and glossy not to bS
These celebrated Brushes with the enat possbe create
promoting growth beauty OF the hair.
PERI UEY, Of all kinds
MASSEY, Druggist Apohccay,
ort95a nenrG
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BoSToN-Per ship bales cotton sks
skins, 511 hides, 21s3' bars iron.
LyERpooL-Per bales bags wheat
2i01 slaves. ~
hhds tobacco bb potatoes
20 do onions, Is do apples ss25 feet lnmber sundies
CADZ-Pe shp NORTH Carolina 800 hhds tobacco 5000 stave II
oak plank. 7.
GENoA-Per bark Ann johnson 1917 bales cotton
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ltASSIDYsS RESTAURANTS pyss>
~ opens on WEDNESDAY MORNING next k~--&.--:sySS
undersigned has fitted style winch
VIII meet public the splendid room NO ~,
them with all the deeae snban
prices He procredhe
services the best Cook the and active and obg
Gentlemen wishng to Board by tho week. requested
will moderate And he intends particular Mt
JAMES CASSIDY.
az FISH, OYSTERS every variety always hand,
dwllb promptly a : all hours oeta5 st Z
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Cah Advances upon snds p
RiehmeeA, Baltimore ShiaaS Nswyok bosseq =
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PASSENGERS.
Per ship President smdt, from Brcmon2go IN s!eeiase
Per ship Jane Glddcn from Liverpoo252 in steeage.
Per ship Geo Turner, from Phadephia14 passengers.
Per ship H ycngagern, from Bremen-259 in steerage
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NE ADAME LEW rs. ~ This celeb rated Philoso-
PIER AsTRoLoGlST and rHYsIoGNoMIST, and
ne or FATE respectfully inform. ,ls Ladies'
Maaziue No. 1851 CAMP STREET Ee snd Edward
PAST PRESENT and FUTURE. kB- Consultation
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n CARU.--Un the 18TH Instant cauSeu TO be
IN GLASS SIMMONS the belief that he had
Seuneau held bail Since that time have made
the find Int
usens Mr. Simmons and free and anxious
also the he has sustained
inqung find that MIR. honest and
respectable gentleman and enjoys that who
and exceedingly, TINT
eni, Isoud myself and
prefer without refec
ton aganat gentleman honorable aud Mr. Simmons
had known Mr. Simmons personally before this
satisfied could have been INDUCED to sks the sePs which. am
the injury have done noeent with the
hope that will completely The injured TO the good
opinion known him. b. LAPLACE
-Ne.xll raansA OCT :
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01
Backing Water.
"a life on the ocean wave,
Rmf-hnath IN the Inland Sea

.'The Constitution does not confer upon the Cen
eral Government the power 10 commence and car
ry on general system of Internal Improvement"
This is one of the new planks put into the
Baltimore Locofoco platform for 1852, TO
make it broad enough to hold that party in
the coming contest. No matter, if in this
great interior, the real heart Of mighty Re-
public swells and its full flow more than
fills the great natural arteries of trade and
commerce with its strong pulsatlon-the
leeches of LocoiocoiSm, who claim q super
vsory attendance, proclaim that their patient
must linger witeout hope the baby must
die. But the Northwest is no longer al in
fant, for the child. as il were. Of yesterday,
is the man of to-day-young and vigorous,
with stalwart arm to parry blows when
struck and strike back, too, if necessary.
There is no section of the country more
vitaly interested in the improvement of
Harbors and Rivers, than the North est
the Lake border, alike, with the MiSsis-
sippis margin and Its tributaries, but its
vast amount ofSurpluS must go down to the
favored Atlantic coast for market, tramel-
led at every turn, iorsooth, because Locolo-
coism denies that it will not keep in repair
the great natural and national highways OF
the country. The commerce of the Lake is
bid to iurl lis sails at the voice of command
and those who go out upon these inland seas
in ships, TO battls with the winds where they
come with theShurricaHes sweep to claim
the treasure that is afloat, are coolly pointed
to the strand from on shore-for there art
no Harbors of safety for the mariner at hanC
-LocofocoiSm so DEGREES III The steamers
upon our Western rivers are pierced witt
snags or wrecked on sandbars before reach
ing their destination, with the immense
wealth they carry, and when appeals ar
made for assistance from Congress, are Ell
ther dedied, or when listened 10, have beei
ruthlessly met with the vsso of Locoioco
ism!
The sense of this injustice to command
ing public interest was so strong that
few years ago, Convention assembled i
this city, the largest of its character eve
, held, to petition for redress, which numbere
/, among its members representatives from a
:, the political parties, and in manner,
: was thought, too plain to be misundcrstoo'
r, poured their compkints into the cars OF IL
', rulers at Washington, But upfortunatel
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1852-07-01

w. X. Fuller, Galbraith, Gillet, Granger,
Grennell, Hamer, Hannegan, S. S. Harri-
son, A. G. Harrison, Hazetine, Henderson,
Hester, Hoar, Howell, Hubley, Hunt, Hunt
ington, Ingersoll, James, Richard NJ. john
son, Henry johnson, B. Jones, Judson, Ken
non, Kilgore, Kinnard, Lane, Lansing,
Lawrence, Lay, e. Lee, T. Lee, Leonard,
Lincoln, Logan, Love, Lucas, Job Mann,
William Mason, Sampson Mason, May,
McCarty, McKennan, McKim, McLene,
Miller, Mlligan, Morgan. Muhlenberg,
Page, Patterson, Dutee,J. Pearce, Phelps,
Philips, Potts, John Reynolds Joseph Rey-
nolds, Ripley, Schenck, Seymour Shinn,
Sickles. Sloane, Spangler, Storer Suther-
land Taylor, Thomas, John Thompson,
Toucey, Turner, Vanderpoel, Ward, Ward
well, Washington, Webster, L. Whittlesey
and r. T. Whittlescy--l05.
NAYs-Messrs. c. Allen, Beale. Bean,
Beaumont, Bond, Bouldin, Bunch, j. Cal
houn, w. b. Calhoun, Campbell, Carter, G..
Chambers, J. Chambers, Chapman, N. H.
Claiborne, Coles, Conner, Craig, Cushman,
Deberry, bromgoole, Dunlap, Everett, Fair
field, Forester, French, J. Garland. Grant
land, Graves, Grayson. Griffin, J. Hall,
Hardin, Harlan, Halves. Hawkins, Haynes,
Hopkins, Huntsman' WI: jackson. JARVIS
Jenlier' Z. johnson, >. w. Jones' Lawler'
Lewis, Loyal Lyon, AbDah Mann Martin
Moses, Mason, McCoinas, Mckay, Mont
gomery' Morris owens, Parker Parks,
Patton, r. Pierce, }. A. Pearce' Pettlgrew
Peyt3n' Plnckney' Rencher' k0are; Robert
SON. Rogers, A.. ohepperd' shields omith
Speight,, Standeier' Ialiaierro' Towns, On-
derwood: Wagener' White, Lewis Williams
Sherrod Williams and Wlse-o2.
50 the bill was passed.
Mr: Fierce II VIII be seem resisted TO the
last the great Improvement then pro-
posed; although the blll which encounter
ed RS opposition shortly afterwards re-
celveu the sanction OF president Jackson.-
rms Is another oi the instances when prove
that though VII. Pierce may ior effect o'
dubbed "l DUNG, hickory the cognomeI
cannot be regarded as derived IRON politica
identiiication with me true rold hickory:
At page ~ OF Little y Browns edltiol
OF the Public Statues. we lind that the ac
now referred TO provided Tor Inc appropria
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although unanimous in the popular expires.
sion of the thousands present, chcered by
the approving sentiments Of such men as
Henry Clay, Silas Wright, Daniel Webster
Martin Van Buren, Thos. II. Benton, and
other prominent and leading men of both
parties, who addressed letters TO that Con
vention, in favor Of Harbor and River In
provcnents, there was all the while secret
and concealed opposition busily at work to
defeat the obiect-and appears that recent
'circtiinstances" have now ''put it ont of the
power" Of the party to make the manifesto
ton publicly known--at least we should
Judge so from another resolution of the
Democratic Convention wherein the spirit
OF the Veto Power is invoked 10 save 'the
American people from corrupting system
Of Internal Improvements"
A system, if system it is that has re-
ceved the sanction and endorsement Of
Washington. Jefferson. Madison. Monroe
jackson and Van Buren. who believes, as
is proven BY their acts. that Congress had
the power TO commence and carry Oh works
OF Internal I'M provcment bt making appro.
priations for them, is left for modern locofo.
coism to discard becarsc the Policy of TN
South teaches it trembling tc differ with the
gray haired fathers of the Republic, wher
making nomination for President,
How popttlar this new plank in thc
Democratic" Platform will prove. in th'
West, remains to be tested, though our OK
perience in life has taught us the lesson tina
as general thing, men are very apt to b.
looking out for their own interests first
their party afterwards Chicago Journal