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The daily union., 1852-11-10
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(PennsyIpania avenue, corner Of Ninth sfrsss) tt
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTIoN.-On Wedaes-
November l0h O'Clock, premises,
sell Nos 10 90 No 2as each having front
la7 hiryfest alley Thsse
dcsirabe being located fronting the pshic
eahbobood Franklin Row between h and 18th
streets front
residue in equal instalmeah
twelve eighteen months with satisfactorily secured
Conveyauces at the expense oftbe purchaser
Title originally from government
N1vC a hta
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sales To-Day.
by nc. N srRATTos, Auctsorssr.
(Pennsylrania apenue, corner Of NintA street.

FfnHSVIrdHld uUtHter eVFHtf V Nt1H "TsHJ
nRy GOODS, DRESS SILKS vELVErs, DELAiNEs, CALL
beachsd musins, counterpanas kAhkets,
and shoes, millinery acOn Tuesday and Wednesday No
ath 10Th, commencing each day at 9ocock
a Of fhs
goods together with other desirable aaA
being stock trade OF declining
The whole will be arranged Monday the sh Instant for
examination.
SIS UNDER from ss5 $50 thirty and
$50 $780, and and e00,
months credit satisfactorily endorsed bearing
tergst.
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U-,on Hotel, Georgetown, ID. @.

HIs and convenient house having been thoroughly repac
rented, with entirely furniture Of handsome and
will be opened this dny "wednesday the 10Th instant
public Those who avtr
company assured OF bosptabe reception,
such comforts and will make his
house compare avoruby with the beskep hotels in the District
elsewhere.
ounbuss pass and from the Capitol nnii
II O'Clock AT night WIN. N. FiTZHUGH
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The Theatre.

We would remind the citizens OF Washington that
this is the last week they will have opportunity of
seeing the Ravels Their reengagement has been thus
far rewarded by excellent houses and their novel per-
formances merit the great favor with which they have
been received An excellent bill is offered for this
ayeninp
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stock OF sheNls.--We have lust

DC % Shaxvls---We have lust opened
j Of long sbaws bd found
nuy retail house York, prices
compare fsvorahy with the In stock be
found s..4.feF.s8
handsome long shawls white hlne green
centres, which win offer low - any
heus in the country
and square Bay State shawls, comprising every variety
o and style, In stock will be found
style manufactured for exhibition WORLDS TM,
which style Bay Company received tns
gold medal
Aso 90 plain mode, with blue borders
25 half mourning, with gray and black csn"'' III
10 NIL black, ~ square do M
~ long black Thibet shawls
- do do do SIX fnngo
~ long square do
pl Thibe shaw's, IN long ana SQUARE.
splendid stock of sach nanneis. eosns
everything in the shawl And s'"sa
line which on accommodating &C terms
buy IN. hay stase '"nG sus.
~ anv they much heaef
and snnoror In coonr other make In nc and - G
e ma, ,nv peron the Ray state ecoos WIG
.ny o,he, make price VIII give them the pse"'"ce
ono
goods. W =" rn. 49,. 80, ,h. .x.nus
Nov 7--d2wn ." "S'@ "'N' ~ -~T'
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nook Eop srupENrs-po,

A book FOR sruDENrss-Poots Annotauons urou
the sacred and the
ous readings anpexed together with parallel The
explained,
dcona reeonced doubts resolved,
teri op.ned.--3 vols. Cloth, soi half calf, s2
Just received by
GRAY BALLANryNE,
Nov 10 Seventh street
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The Pierce and King Club Of Alexandria and the dem
oers's generally Of that city, will unite with the democ
aey Of this city IN their grand jubilee of Thursday
ing They have chartered steamboat for that purpose
and will reach our wharf at SIX O'Clock. p. m Lucien
Peyion, esq, is their chief marshal.
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Fnrthsr from Nfrico

pAfTrMoRE. Nov. s-The New oheans Picsyuno, re-
ceved by this mornings mail has the details OF the
from Mexico to October 7th,
Another conflict had taken place Orizaba, between
the insurgents and the National Guard Ia which the
had five killed and eleven wounded.
The proposition for the opening Of the railroad be-
tween MeSco and Thalapan had been approved by gov
decree bad bsen issued at Miohoaoan imposing
penalty Of death the chiefs Of pronuneiamienos
The French Secretary has returned Mexico, supposed
with important despaiohes relative to the two and half
million business Gen Umga has determined to retire into
private life.
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Mr. Webster three days before he died, too i'll 10 yis
hs extensive stables had his noble cattle driven up to
his mansion, that he might, he stood 10 the doorway
take his last look OF the noble animals in which he took
much pride The anecdoe is another evidence of the
interest taken by the great statesman IN agricultural
matters.
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Prices of admission Private boxes s5 dress circle and pat
queie 80 children under 10 yea half price reserved
orchestra rs family circe 25 third
tier, so cents colored gallery - cents
Doors O'Clock the curtain win he raised Mt ~ T
office will be open daily from 10 o'clock M 10 ococi
p.
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Grand ID Democratic Jubilee In Honor Of the Eiec
ton OF Pierce and King.

The democracy OF The District OF Columbia, and the adj
joining cities and neghborhood will meet in front OF ihe
City Hall on Thursday afternoon, the nth instant al
o'clock. where an address viii be delivered
After which procession will be formed, with music,
banners, transparencies and torches. and will proceed
down Al street TO Pennsy vana thence up Penn
sylvania 2oh street. up 10th street 10 street,
down street 10 Connecticut avenue, down Connecticut
avene 10 Lafayette square along north OF Lafayette square
10 10Th street, down 5h street to street, down 10 l4th
street. down I4lh 10 street. down TO 7h street,
down 7th TO Pennsylvania avenue, down Pennsyl
avenue TO "A street, up Al TO street. up street TO 81
street. down Sd street TO Pennsylvania avenue thence
10 The Navy Yard, passing north OF the Capitol by Isl
street E. East Capitol street. end E., Pennsylvania
9th street E. to g. along 10 7h street f.,
down 7th street TO M street. up TO sth street thence
back by Slh street TO Pennsy avenue thence up
Pennsy lvania avenue south OF the Capitol TO Maryland
avenue up Maryland avenue 10 18th street thence up 18th
street TO Pennsylvania thence TO the Guy Hall,
where salute will be fired, and the procession dismissed
The order of procession will be as follows:
The Jackson Democratic Association, and the Ward As
sociations attached thereto.
The Pierce Club.
Other associations that may be present.
All other democrats who may wish unite in the pro-
cesson.
All democrats respectfully requested to illuminate
along the route of the procession.
The procession will be under the direction OF Philip
Barton Key, esq. chief marshall and such assistants
he may appoint--a to be mounted
Each ward association, and other associations, are
respectfully requested to appoint marshal, to be
foot.
The democratic associations and clubs of the city of
Baltimore earnestly invited TO be present
By order of Committee of Arrangements of the jack
son Democratic Association.
p. BARTON KEY, Chairman
WASHINGTON, oy. g. 1852.
GRAND DEMOCRATIC JUBILEE.
The address upon the occasion of the celebration on
Thursday will be delivered at o'clock, p m, by
Colonel John w. Forney
The following gentlemen have been appointed assistant
marshals:
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Kanawha county, Va, where The whig press said so
many democrats had bolled" comes in with majority
,edueed from f,2l5 TO 4 "a. ST. Louis, another place Of
changes for Scott, gives Gen. Pierce 900 majority
But Cen p says, the hour Of triumph the hour Of
nsgnanmi,yw We rejoice only at the defeat of The
anscs and seciioualiss; we sorry many honest
ghss aided them for the defeat Of the dstufbefs OF
he Union we do exu beeaase for them we have
sympathy and they are beyond the reach Of generous
nd magnaoimous sentiments, as much 50 as mendso'ops
rhlg editors and Roorbsck orators, Whaling Argus
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Latr from Ts4a. aad ne SoutG.

BALrIM ms, Nov. The southern mail tonight bring
dates from New Orleans late dne and from Galveston
Texas 70 the 29h ut Tho c1tou crop throughout Texas
had been seriously ri lred b7 the dry
Eleven OF the crew Of the ship Lydia, Of Philadelphia
have been atcsed in Now Orleans for stealing portion Of
the cargo OF silks and laoes during the passage.
The ship John Ruedge cleared Charleston Friday
for Liverpool with nearly million and half pounds OF
cotton
There were go deaths from yellow fever and 26 from choe
ra. In New Orleans duriaa The week ending the 3Oh u
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,aTT nryEpf sAIT nuvEnl-A Fal.e REPORT


- The report THOMPSON had len River Il fass
takes this method informing his friends he has
his and be found his gallery rcpnsyvaua
AZ and 9th always ready take only the bs
but by far the cheapest dagaerreoypes in the country,
Nov l0--dtw
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VUtE Reasoning Process.An account OF the Reasoning
Process; by Louis Mackell, NJ. ID y :
Carpenters Human Physiology by Louis MackaI NJ d.
For sale by .s. -
TAYLOR MAURY,
Novl0 Bookselers 9th street.
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ASSISTANT MAR SHALS.


WARRINGTON.
Doctor A. w. Miller, Col w. J. Flood
Frank. Reilly, Dearborn johnson,
Capt Jas Owner, L ID. Arnold,
Jno J. Mulloy, Beverly Tucker,
M. W. Clusky, W. w. Davis,
Jno. A. Hunnicutt, W. A. Hacker,
+. McNerhany, Chas. s. Wallach,
w. M. Oyerton, l.. F. Clark,
w. B B. Cross, A. G. Allen,
r. T. Mor.elI, Dr. w. F. Wallace,
Jno. +. Ennis. J. G. Berret,
w. j McCuom, DIR. w. H. Saunders,
DR.. f. M, Chaplin, s P. Hoover,
Geo. w. Phillips, w. H. Thomas
Thos. J Gat X. 7. McCain,
w. w. Curran, Jas McGuire
II. H. Heath, Dr. Henry Haw,
Geo Parker, Mai. S. l.. Lewis,
Capt j. NJ Thornton, Jno Meades.
J, L. Bradley, c. w Hayden.
+. b Robinson,
GEORGETOWN
B. | Semmes, w. Oifutt
Richard Jones. Thos. X. Wilson,
Jno. Fowler, Jno. L. Donaldson
The above. named gentlemen are requested TO meet a
democratic Hall ,ais (ruesday) evening at o'clock
r. BARTON KEY
Chief Marshal
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As compared with the number OF square miles in
eral of the States, the result is as follows:
Connecticut, mile OF r. TO 81 So mile OF territory
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TRIBUNE OFFICE (Dubuque) Nov. 6.The returns of the
recent election come in slowly; but Pierce has, undoubs
edly carried the State by increased majority COM
pared with the the election in August last. The
democratic ority in this county is 5O0-bsng gain OF
100 the governors vote.
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Nov 10
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-03
Two Platforms.
Recording Secretary.
Salem, June %, 1852.

Some of the Wings, and "anti slavery
Wings" too, seem vastly pleased with their
platform. The Forest City, says it is infinite
ly better than that adopted by the Locofoco
Convention" Let every body read both and
Judge for themselves whether there is good in
either. Though We can't sec any, yet we like
them both. We like them because they arc
out and out, true exponcnts of tho parties, OF
the Constitution and the Union. They arc out
for slavery to all eternity and for negro catch. q.
ing from this time forth and forever. There is
no concealmcnt No compromise with liberty.
Aboltionists have hcncciorth, no need of logic
TO prove these parties pro-savcry, ,-wc are save
cd all labor of exposing their hypocracy. They
have castit away, VIC know where they stand, &
know where every man stands who shall cast q
vote for Pierce or Scott. lie stands the pledged
friend of slave catching. g.-For these reasons we
like these platforms, built as they arc by slave
hunters only TO further their business. Those
who built them, those who vote to place prcsi.
dent upon either, will be known and marked of
all men as actual participants in kidnapping and
slave holding. They may dcnouncc the Fugitive
law,-they may curse slavery and anathematise
SHAREHOLDERS, but there will stand their record
cd vote, their visible act, creating their agent to
execute the law, they curse and sustain the
system they -dcnounce.
1t may be that tho Wing platform is better
than the Democratic, VIC mean for kid.
mapping. Indeed We think it is. 1t allows a
chance for progression in wickcdncss, while the
Democratic, like church creed, is the end, the
finality of all perfection. The latter says there
shall be no change in the law, the former, will
have no change except to grant the kidnappers
farther facilities. Since writing this last sem
tence VIC have read over the Democratic plat
form again, and we think i: Is, what ii. b.
Stanton represents the party, one OF progress" a."
II 100 will allow greater wickcdncss if mon can
only learn how to commit it, The only differ.
cncc between them says Horace Greedy, is that
"thc one was written by politician and the
other by an ass" We accept the distinction as
Horace probably knows, though to our mind
they both equally exhibit the raseality that be-
longs to the one species, and the long -earedness
OF the other.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-03

The Cleveland Commercial spca6s out a.
gainst those, who like Mr.. Ihome and others
wish still to fellowship shareholders as brethren
in the Lord. The llcvana Star also aiIirms III
substance that Abolltonists have erred in CIV
ing their energies SO greatly to politics, that the
power Is with the church watch controls the
moral influence OF the land, and directs 1t to the
support of this national Imquity. We have
mlsluld the No. OF the Star to which we refer,
else we would give our readers an extract
The following is a part Of what the Commercial
has to say upon the subject
" Ministers may preach against the evils OF
slavery Til doomsduy, but 81 long rs they lel-
lowship with SHAREHOLDERS, they give 1t the most
efficient support they possibly can.
The more / think vi It, the less appears to
me the moral difference IN the gulIt oI slave
traders, whether IN Africa or America and
shareholders, and those VINO indirectly support
II by their influence III any way, especially by
the most cil ,lent OF all means, Uy trying to
make Christianity u bulwork Iuf Its ueIence,
thereby quoting the remorso Of conscience
waicn many SHAREHOLDERS iecl, and ut the same
time checking the zeal OF its opponents with
the fear tnat III opposing 1t they may possibly
bc opposing what Christianity tuierates. As
well might they look Tor grapes irom thorns,
or figs from thIstiCs," US tor authority ior hu-
man slavery Ia the teachings oi our SAVIOR aud
his apostles. But slavery will triulnph 81 long
us slave traders and Shareholders are thus aided
and abested by protesting Christians, and OF
them l think, in the language OF PORE,
"All are but parts Of one stupendous whole"
OF dlabolical vIlialny, though in the language OF
the same poet. viii also add,
Few in the extreme, but all in some degree"
When will protesting Christians dare, at all
times and all under circumstances support what
right and oppose what is wrong, instead of
adopting expediency or policy as tholr rule OF
action, and trying to serve God so as not TO Of
fend the Devil; Mother Eve found that bad
system Of Theology; nor do think of any u-
portant exception to tins rule IRON her day to
the present time"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-03
BarbOrlsm and Inhumaniiy in Cincinnati.


Cincinnati bonsfs of numerous and costly
churches, of "ihe highest stceple" aud of a
religion, according TO the Christian Press
too " evangelical" to take part in the recent
noble anli.slavery convention in that city. =
The following paragraph from the Nonpureil
gives some. testimony touching the character
of their christianity aud the fruits of their
evangelical labors. II the scores of min
isiers aud thousands Of church members
who have assumed the keeping of the
humanity and morality lof that city, had
made amy reasonable exhibition of the ex-
ample and instructions of Jesus, whose name
they either. ignornnily or hypocrilcally pro-
fess to venernte, this exhibition Of leathcn-
ISL barbarity, would not have been given
TO the world
Several days since, we are assured, the
colored patients in The Pest House were
expelled in body from that institution, and
are left to shin for themselves as best they
can. Some of them have found their way
TO the Mayors Office, aud from thence 10
the Migrants cell IN the county Jail; some
have been compelled to find resting place
in board yards, aud in the open streets,
while others, more fortunate have been pro-
vided for by the charities Of their colored
brethren. On making inquiry, we lave
been told that there is no provision made Ivy
law for receiving colored persons nto'either
the Hospital, Pest House, or House of Ref.
uge. II this is the case, is il not important,
in this season of sickness aud epidemics,
that the Board of Health should he empow-
cred to make immediate provision for taking
care of sick colored pnupers? IN our opin-
ion, The matter demands immediate atien-
tion.
We can hardly think of parallel to the
cruelty and meanness of this act. To think
of these miserable victims of disease, turned
out to be bufltited with that murderous pref
udice and hute-wlich was sure to meet
them at every turn, compelled in their feeble
ness TO be smitten with sun, aud storm IN the
open streets, To rest themselves, panied aud
shvering, in the shelter of board piles or as
a choice comfort, find refuge in vagrants'
cell.
Shame upon the city government that au-
thorzes such brutality. Shame upon the
community which toleraics il. Only fellow
ship with the iniernai system slavery could
have corrupted community so as to en-
dure is.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-03
Anniversary OF tilc Western Anti
slavery society.

The Executive Committee Of the Western
Anti-Savery Society, hereby give notice, that
the Annual Meeting of the Society will be
held at SALEM, CoLrMBIANA Co., o., coni-
menciug on Saturday, IIie 2lst Of August at
10 o'clock, A, NJ, to continue Tor three days.
Now that holli the great political parties
have anew pledged themselves to perpetuute
the power OF slavery aud to continue the act
for slave catching us the supreme law of the
land; as above God, and all that is called aud
worshiped as God, it becomes the friends Of
freedom, to assemble and devote themselves
niresh to its interests. TO take new counsel
10 provide new means of warfare TO
combine for new aud more decisive notion I;
such as the eXgencies OF the times demand
The Committee therefore invite the attend
unce of all the members aud friends of the
society on this occasion. We shall have
the aid Of some distinguished friends of the
cause from abroad, but the work to be done
is with us in Ohio, Indiana and Michigan.
Let the whole West he fully represented.
In behalf of the Executive Committee.
SARAH MCMILLAN,
Recording Secretary.
Salem, June 90, 1852.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-03
C0ngfGsSnen.

1t is said that MIR. Chase repudiatcs the
Democratic nominations. DIR Townsend n
Democratic member from OHIO, ~ n RECENT
speech denounced the platform and lbe uonI-
NATION of his parry. The Correspondent
oI the PIIsbnrgh Gazette says:
Nlr. Giddiugs followed, and of course ex.
clItd great curiosity. lie denounced, ridl-
culed and repudIaled the arlium ol b,tb
parties. BudI had abandoned all real polui-
cal lssuus except that upon slavery. Their
several crceds were like parallel lines, wbicl,
never meet and never conflict, however
closely they may run. They wore posiliv,
upon hollilng, aud M regard to that, II had
seemed 10 uc II struggle which shuuld o,,,lo
ehcb other III seVliny. As to the tariff. th,
Wings had adopted the vapld aud mral,,ug.
less pliraseology OI the Democrats in former
hhys ahd III places where they found IL exnr-
dienl To IeIhronze. They had deserted ii,e
princlpie ol protection. In rvsliuct TO inter-
lIhl Improve ents they were even less de-
clucd aud favorable Iliun the Democrats
boill deprecated agitation upon slavery. nld
YET both would agItHte, and neither know
now to prevent II IL il wished To. lie npueuI-
Ell To ms democratic colleagues in OHIO To
know now tlils agitation would be stopped
There, aud how they would sustain them
selves undcr the resolution of their Con-
vcnlIon, prescribing all ugi,alors ON the sub.
ject.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-07-03
Mrs, ]. Z. Jones.

The numerous friends Of Mrs. Jones will be
glad to learn of her continued success and use
fulness in the West. The following is from
the Daily Journal, Springfield, Illinois.
MRs. J. L. JoNEs.-Our city has been highly
favored in the visit of this so Justly celebrated
lecturer, and We cannot permit her to leave.
without adding our testimony to her worth and
excellence.
Although not allowed to participate in tho
pleasures and Instructions of her regular course
OF Lectures designed as they are exclusively
for fcmales), yet from the universal appreciation
of the hundreds who attended, and the high
character Of the two lectures given to a. pro.
niscuous audience, we have no hesitancy in
pEonouncing her fully capable for the position
She occupies as instruetyess of her ser and we
would advise all who are favored with her visit
to avail themselves Of tho privilege.
We deem it useless, and no doubt. unwelcomo
to Mrs. JoSEs, to load her name with compli-
mcnts and pancgyrics, which every one who
heard her. is disposed to pass upon her efforts.
To us she appears as one above oncomium, and
who would feel that the highest praise she
could receive would be that her class remember,
and observe the prcccpt she had given thcm.-
Wo therefore, would content ourselves with
simply extending in the name of very many of
our city, our thanks to Mrs. JONES for her visit,
and as q proof ofcur sincerity in so doing, We
cordially assure Ler. that il would afford us the
highest pleasure to welcome her again among
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