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OR sALE-Tha bpauf commodious, cotage built residence
7h, between T and Boundary Streets containing lI1
being all OF No 4o and just finished
offered for sale II has nine apartments, with threeod
smoke, wood and houses with
stabng for three horses and OF excellent water IN the
yard.
This place within the public offices,
rapidly improving ncghboood and enjoys the double advan
Of a city and country residence.
minute description Of the surrounding beautiful vciny hsy
finish and convenences deemed unnecessary Per
eramne for themselves
United States. Inquire Of H. JOHNSON, on the
premises.
ctl5-eo2w
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q w Yrppy ". r. MILLKR,
OF Washington City. OF virginia
yERBy a. MILLER,
avenue m and 9Th Washington D. G.,
WHOLESALE and dealers foreign and domestic staple
goods matngs, oicoths, table
piano covers spreads blankets heengs and houseur
nshing dry goods generally.
stnct, prompt personal attention given 10 orders.
Dec 27-lyn
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California Land Titles.
obedience President the United Saes
undersigned, commissioners ascening and settling
the California hereby notice that
will Francisco, said State,
the 9th day OF December, 1851.
Given under hands, the city Of Washington this lh day
September, 1851.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY 1. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners.
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CLAGETT. NEWTON, MAY, q co. most respectfully
the public
daily receiving their MI supplies IN rich fancy goods They w1
ladies'
both
pleasure before offering early
iuaion ladies they viii find
4, later period Of the season, and quite cheap.
CLhGETT, NEWTON, MAY, \ CO.
Sep O-dlw
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TAYLOR 4 MAURy's

MEDICAL Book Agency in Washington city. for the
III medical books all medical books published in
the United States Philadelphia pnctsa large collection
stantIy hand -
TAYLOR MAURY'S
Bookstore, 9th street
Among will be found the editions OF Wood Baches
United Dspensaor, Woods Practice, Du Modern Sur
gerry Chemistry Students Gregoryi outlines Of Chem
Dissecor Wilson'S Dsaecior, Moretonis Anatomy
Theapeutcs and all recommended by the
faculty be used the medical lectures in this city.
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yITOODi wooDt wOODt-The subscriber has At his wood
yard near 18th street bridge, eight hundred cords o
hickory oak and pine wood, which he s anxious 70 sell o
His will be the yard all mes ready 20 deliver IN sueh
quantities may purchasers take liberty refer
his friends quality Of he WOOD
To r. c. Daniel John r. John Clagct 81 q tram
mar Dr. Bsyy Washington, Rev. l. v Morgan, Rev Mr. Ham
ilon. - =
Ian 7-e02m GEORGE w, CONWAY,
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GEL ING OFF VERY cHEAP.-we are offering er

GEL. ING OFF VERY CHEAP,-we offering great
~ ducemen In Of dry goods;
heavy, when shall
stock, Immediately opposite location
reduce possible, all
goods yeyets sha blankets and In fact anything
would do well 90 look through before purchasing
stock ovevei will be found and they must be
spring ladies Of dress much
win have opportunity 81 getting IL Of
w. M. sHUsTER CO.,
Jan 2J-eoa 7ih street, uie avenue
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TAPESTRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet Tapestry, T.-

TAPESTRY VELVET. Uncut Velvet Tapestry, Ta-
peeuy and plain Brussels three ply and ingram
just additional Of the Of
goods all in entirely combns
OF coors coufy
celebrated manufsctory Of John Croscy Sons London.
Also an additional supply OF elegant curtain materials, Bocs
al silk.
Satin ane damask ane, French and English furniture ehni
Swiss and French oiled Turkey figured chne, with all
the tassels, gimps, and borderings match,
These goods, with the hand before their avsl,
make stock perhaps the complete Of any other rets s
Enlistment in the
Al houekeepe intending rnsh mos,
CLAGETT DoDsON,
Dealers n all kinds Of furniture dry goods
Sept I7-3teoif
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no sportsmen-J w BADEN Pennsylvania avenue, 9th
street, opened small lot OF superior doublebarel
gums o saeable sizes, and unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply Dixon Sons powder TASKS, . 10,
and ~
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double bags dram bottles
English, French, and American
Gun wadding, powder horns, SC.
l7-lu (
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Canton msttinys, Floor OiioIorhs, Csrp.ting, So.
THE receiving schooner Statesman,
i from New York
60 pieces ~ extra heavy white Canton matings
90 do 50 do do
20 do ca do do do
do do red checked dc do
rs do 54kG4do do do
do super English olcloih, ls feet wide
do super American ocoh, from twelve 90 eighteen feet
Is do ow-priced American ocoth, from three feet
wide
10 do Cocoa mattings basement, SC.
Also full variety OF I'm
ported and American cHrpetng, such
Tapestry vevet tapestry Brussels English and American Bssels
imperial three ply, ngrain fine and ngrain low
hemp and cotton, both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
prepared fully offer upon good terms any
other dealers In this country, 80. =
pls-u y. H. HOoE CO.
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Tremont House, Bo.son, sInssaehnsetas.

IIIS well establishment still conducted in the
always The central and pleasant
the house, commodous arrangements, and the comforts and
uxues be found there combine 10 render agreeable and ad
vantngeous the traveller
Having been the & Co.. long
The establishment, subscriber pledges his best
eon reputaon and to give satisfaction 10 his
customers,
WIN H. PARKER.
Bosros, Sept Is, 1851.
Sept l9-Jtuwam
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CARD.-The public respectfully
IL French China dnne DESSERT
service, mantel glass sverplated
with
household furniture all of which has been selected with
best manuactores expressly for the city trade
DYER MCGUIRE,
sept1e-d Anouoneem.
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BOARDING and Day school for Young Ladtes--Ths
Misses HAWLEY viii the duties OF their school
Monday September 5 residence Pennvnia svenuee
between i7h and 18th streets.
Aug 2s-aawaw
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODs-sELLING OFF CHEAP
Ill TO MoyE-we would desire call the attention OF house
goeds which offering
greatly reduced prices move We have
good A. Irisb which wall sell Is
yard, put up In II yard pieces
% do qualities heavy undressed from 3 to IS cents,
and all cheap
linen table cloths yards ~ which shall offer from
to-day 81 rs. These goods certainly cheap,
and al who cloth Of the sire should call and
these
10 pieces heavy Russian table damak ranging from so cents
81 per yard, and all cheap
90 dozen damask napkins various prices
IS piano and table cloth covers, cheap
pieces cashmeret, plain
100 pieces Russian diapers OF all qualities
so dozen towelngs, from 81 25 per dozen up
beached including all the choice brands
which we promise 10 sell as eheaply as they can be
had country
Also goods,
that will offer very cheap in order close them before
moving.
all kinds hand and viii be sold cheap they
bought North reasonable quantities. such
caicocs plaid domescs casnes hnnes colored
csicoes every srtee the dry goods line which
desirous Of closing out
w. NJ sHUsTER CO.,
Jm6-eod2w 7th street, the Avenue.
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OPTICAL Congregational Directory. ,ssuea and
" for sale by TAYLOR A MAURY,
Jan 20 Booksellers, 9th
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M lNuITEsUUsTs new md extensive Gallery Of Pre-
w Dagnerrcoypes Dnvnl
AZ and 9th streets, Pennsylvania
This gaary Others
the second noor and arranged expressly for this
of skyghts this country,
and Baltimore, possesses facility
copying paintings daguereope having superior
darueeoypes in all weather. though cloudy preferable
for children Post mortem promptly attended 10.
medal the Fair of the Maryland
tute, and n premium the late Fair at New York.
905 Baltimore Balmors Broadvay
York Pennsylvania Washington, D. C ~ Main
Richmond, Virginia Iynchburg, Virginia Norfolk vr
eina and Petersburg, Virginia.
These galleries open nee public all day
T. H. WHITEHURsT,
Dec. 1o-d3m Sole proprietor
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Baltimore washington Ratiroad-Change of
uHr. Hours.
Monday December passenger between
~ Washington and Baltimore win be fonowsi
Leave Washington and 81 a ~, and D.
Leave baltimore and si m, and and ~, p.
The,second Washington and hs fourth from
express rain 10 and from rhiladephs
T. n. PARSONS,
Nov 2o-du Agent
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j.. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lar,
WILL the Of this District and in the adjoining
w counties OF Maryland and VIgnia.
Win claims the
claims the revolution
ohce on Louisiana avenue, been Az and 9th streets.
Sept l2-eo0m
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FREp TIrK1 tWrLuAM TATE.
FRED. TATE II BROTHER,
(Lats Of Hanisvile, .aiabanaD
coussrLLoRs LAW, Ia GRANGE, rAYfrrK
COUNTY, TEXAS,
prompt attention business inusted 10 them
w in Fayeue and the adjoining counties
NJ b. Particular attention paid 10 land claims and collections
Jan l6-d3m
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SmITITs New Guide 20 Travellers throughout the
~ United States, 1851.
Hoeys Picturesque Tourist Northern and Eastern
States and Canada-map and engravings.
Dstunels American and European Railways and sesmshp
Guide, with Price rs and 80 cents
Appe,ons Railroad and Steamboat Companion through New
England and the Middle States-nany
Appletons Southern Western Travellers Guide-msny
The illustrated Travellers through the United
States, with l25 engraving, and large map.
Trenten Falls Picturesque and Descriptive by Mp Wis with
very engraving
The Railroad Descriptive Guide by
William Macleod, with i6 drawings by the and other m
lar books.
Aug9i FRANCK TAYLOR.
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THE Misc-ii.neou. Writings OF Judge story, edited
Il BY his son, Wm w. story; vol, svo For sale safe By n
ian ~ fhANth IAfLok
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IAnEs !. EDWARDS. late oomm,..,onsr q Pen. Pen

aons and Simeon Smith, sorneyatsw, formerly OF ogden
New York, opened office In Washington city Tor
claims before Congress and
hs Of the They
their be inirus;sd
their Reference be made members OF the last
Congress
Letters paid, addressed Edwards Smith, wiiards
|fiots, viii bs duly attended TO.
hep l0-dlV
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SISs sILKsWe have in the richest stock in ladies'
- silks be found IN dry good house In the
try now, OF the season. offer
great sncri6ce o stock.
CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, 3 co.
Jan iO-3taw2w
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe strees
and river Potomac Alexandria, yrgna-smith Perkins
locomotive engines and tenders marine
stationary engines and boilers chilled car wheels and aIes
chilled and wrought spe, machinery and castings gen.
eray
undersigned having erected extensive shops and
machinery and toos prepared TO
locomotive and machinery OF all kinds
r.. c. SMITH,
Late of the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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CAR BUILDERS and Railroad Companics.-The subscn-
" IL "Fuler's India Rubber
spne and csuon5 persons interested Of his determination
his rights undSr this Fues the original
only patent Extensive made
supply the springs builders railroad companies and all who
require o this patent
Inc price shIed ponnd including the privilege
ms patent
The American Institute have just awarded the advertiser the first
premium for best India rubber springs.
the pieces rubber required be promptly
person authority India rubber
springs, which operate by compression the rubber
HORACE u. DAY,
Oldest India rubber Uni
ted States, Of rubber patents Ware
house - Courlandt street, New York
Public called advertisement Of Mr. Day. He IL
only person authorized manufacture and yend patent
N the United
w. o. FULLER
by his Attorney, q. M. KNEvITT.
Nrw YopK, 1851
Jan l4-eodhn
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MATUEw vt CLAIR CLARKE has rcopcped ~
MI office transaction of and agency business
Department Of Interior nearly
Wizards Hotel, where he boards
Nov 2s--d3m MAT Intel, Republic, telegraph
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~ ~ UWoU WINTER ARRANGEMRNT-Detween
- - - rhiadeiphia and Pit,sbuu-Timr reduced
bouOn and after the ist Of December
will be carried Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Philadelphia Pibu twenyour hours with only
twenty eight miles Of staging excellent turnpike.
Pare, Sii,
This and between West and the
usnc cities and the accommodations In all Of the
thest character
THOMAS MOORE,
New li-d3m Agent Penna Railroad Co.
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DANkING-HOUsE OF &. w. PAlRO.--wILLIAM
NOURsE this partner in the Banking and En-
change W. business viii hereafter be
Quoted in OF Pairo & Nourse.
JAsuARy lG, le52.
The Banking house OF PAIRo NoURsE is open Tor
Collections
sghton bills purchased all the principal cities Of
Union.
Land warrants purchased sold the Of sin
per depostes when len for thirty days
longer.
Land warrants wanted,
Jan l7-dlm
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IL OWEN Il SON, Merchant TaiIors, would respect-
IL. fully known their friends and the public generally that
they opened varied OF fall and
Ter goods, superior quality such cloths casmeres yesngs
&e and that their friends and customers will call and
anime for themselves
In returning their thanks for the liberal share Of patronage
have occasion
enced the evils Of The credit they have
lermined furnish articles cash
prompt customers, solicit continuance public favor.
Oct 9-2awm Ilnel n Telegrnphl
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9 q
Bsitimers and OHIO Railroad -Loog-Ecstabi biishsd
aud Best Route 10 the West.
Passengers Pbug Wheeling take the which
Baltimore o'clock and TX O'Clock, for Cumberland
nn h coaches the plank road by Somerset and We,
Youehoeany river, arrive In Pittsbug
hosrs, Wheeling In about ID hours from Baltimore.
f1snon Baiumofe 70 finseug Wv 10 WhseinG III ~
Philadelphia II 90 1870
Dec a-3n J. T. ENGLAND, Agent
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informs the ptibiic that
he the proprietor Of the line Of mail coaches running
Washington city Winchester by the of Leesbug lie
will good horsewi have In his employment
experienced, slul and accommodating drivers The
will be made good time, and pains VIII be
aken every accommodation convenience,
him thu The
public patronage respectfully solicited Once at Potomac
TT' JAMES II. KEMP.
Aug IDLY
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VERY ATTRACTIVE sTtLtls---The undersigned have
received variety gentlemenr
articles cassercs and vestnrs together with s
French
imported which they respectfully invite the attention Of
gentlemen.
Sept 03-dlw
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rs baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wiRe
Tshaskets Renand Heidseck Champagne wine,
OF superior quality. For sale by
GEO. THos. PARKER n Co,
Jan 6-TuW5-4wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Mr.. FOWLER asked the unanimous consent Of the
House to offer the following resolution:
esoe That the President of the United States be request
OF claims IL including principal and interest designating
each separately which have been allowed and paid by the
raj any Of the bureaus thereof from the 4th
day Of March, sf5 until the 4th day Of March, 1S49 which
had been previously presented and suspended dsaowed
whole or in part specifying the character OF such claims and
also the name OF each who has any time acted
agent or solicitor Tor such claim together with the Of
the persons 70 whom the any part heeowas paid
specifying II practicable the paid such
agents or solicitors a fees for their services prosecuting
claims.
Mr.. GAYLORD objected.
Mr.. FOWLER moved to suspend the rules and on this
motion demanded the yeas and nays which were ordered
and being taken, resulted Yeas 1884, nays O.
so the motion to suspend was agreed to.
Mr.. FOWLER then submitted his resolution and de-
manded the previous question.
Mr.. HOUSTON thought that very material amend
ent should be made to the resolution, and he therefore
hoped the previous question would not be seconded.
Mr.. FOWLER hoped that the previous question would
be seconded, this resolution similar to which
passed by the House last week with the exception
that this was addressed to the President
Mr. HOUSTON said that he desired to submit an amend
ment that would show the additional proof which be-
fore the Department allowing claims that suspended
or disallowed.
The House then refused to second the demand for the
previous question Ayes "a, noes 30.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The SPEAKER, by unanimous consent laid before the
House the following Executive communications:
message from the President of the United States,
transmitting, in answer to resolutions of the House Of
August T. 1850 and December IT, 1851 requesting infor
nation touching the claims Of citizens cthe United States
the Government Of Portugal report Of the Secretary
of State and the documents accompanying the same Re-
erred the Committee Foreign Affairs, and ordered
to be printed.
A communication from the Treasurer Of the United
States transmitting copies of his account of receipts and
disbursements for the service Of the Post Office Depart
ment the year ending the Both Of june 1851 Referred
to the Committee the Post Office and Post Roads.
communication from the Treasury Department. trans
-.atereents exhibiting the names Of the clerks en-
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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY A, 1852.
IN SENATE.

Mr. STOCKTON presented the memorial Of Charles
Wilkes commander in the navy of the United States
asking that the of $500 be placed Mt the disposal
of the President Of the United States TO institute e
ccnt search within tho arctic regions for the expedition
under Sir John Franklin, in order TO its relief, and
deem the pledge made by the late President Of the United
States Gcn Taylor through the late Secretary Of State
Referred 70 the Committee Nav
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consuls and commercial agents in relation TO American
men, Mariners officers and commanders the merchant
sells Of the citizens Of the United States while foreign poets
and places and 70 bring in bill to particularly define
and establish such powers and duties.
The House then ndnurned
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-10-21

SrNAToR CAss ON WiNrIELD ScorT.-
Gen. Cass beslo~s praise upon Gen.
Sccu, personally, whenever he alludes
10 him. In a recent speech, alluding to
The c;.lumnious attacks upon hinl,.by his
own partizans, and the Democratic
press, Gen Cuss rubuked them, by say
Ing:-
." II is Iameniablc I; and to spectator
in Europe interested in The exaDI lie OF
our institutions, il must lie dcplorabc.
In the Old " orld i, must seem a.
though no man were properly qualified
10 be a candidate iUi the ChicI Magls-
tracy Of thls mighty country, unless he
is about the greatest rascal IN it. Now,
cir, will take no part nor lot in such a
warfare. have 10 appetite Tor surh
vicious food. for myself | repudiate
and reject il. believe that Gen. Scott
is an honorable and patriotic cHizen
and Mat he has w,inen his name anti
his deeds, on one of The brightest pages Of
his cOuntry's history and noI one breath
Of calumny from me, shal ever wiher
u single leaf of the laural that encircIes
his brow, His wreath was fairly won,
and ! will not be one TO prevent Il from
being fairly uo'R. have enjoyed hir
persona! friendship for II IoLg series OF
years, and do not mean at this day 10y
any calumny TO prove myself unuoThy
OF H."
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~ There Is majesty Of thought
and eloquence OF expression in The fol-
lowing glorious poem from the pen of
our pet auihorcss. Virginia Smith
Every production which She gives to tie
p1hllc, seems more powerful, more beau
ti'ul and more highly polished than It's
predecessor. Her position in the litera-
ry world is indeed proud one Tor
young girl scarcely out Of her teens
we know Of no female writer since The
gifted Mrs. Ilemans who gives promise
OF so high and such well-deserved emf
nence. We are happy To say that a
volume Of Miss Smiths poem arc now in
press and will soon be teu,d. The
charming little poem which we recently
published, called "One or Twon ad-
dressed to her sister, will be embellisli-
ed by the portraits Of the Two young la
dies. The book will have large sale
and will greatly increase the already
extensive reputation Of the youthful au-
ihoross.
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Ono FOR SCorr.-The Cincinnati
! GaZeite Of the lst inst. after alluding TO
the enthusiastic Wing meetings :held at
various places in that State, goes Oh to
remark: The greeting which meets
Gen. Scott on his route through the
central portion oi the State, shows
what II hold he has upon the affections
OF the people, winch is destined 10 dis
play itself on election day, ina manner
that, we have no doubt, VIII surprise his
most sanguine friends.
ln fact, every thing we zee around
us and every Thing we hear from other
portions Of our State, warrants us in as-
surlng our friends abroad, that Ohio is
safe Tor Scott. The sns ale all oil tho
most encouraging character, and unless
they should change entirely, there is
hardly doubt that Gen. Scott will
carry this State by hadsome, it not IA
large ma joriiy. Our friends are every
where actively engaged, and their
hearts will not faint, nor their hands
wary, until the polls are closed on the
second of November. Work is all that
is required to secure us substantial
victory and unless we greatly mistake
the character Of our friends, that work
will be cheerfuly AMI thoroughly per-
formed.
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THE BRlrisn CANDIDATE FOR PREsi-
DrSr.-The English press, English
capitalists, and English manufacturers
continue 10 manifest warm and active
interest for the election Of a President
who represents a party friendiv TO Brhish
interests, and hostile to American pros
perity. Here is further evidence OF the
truth OF the statement:
FIom the London Despatch Of Sept. 5.
The two parties Of the Republic,
WING and Dcmocrat-that is conser-
vative and progressive proteclionist and
acknowledgement to have marshaled
their forces and selected their can
didates for the coming election. EVERY
EsGLlsnMAN, OF almost eve,y class,
REJoIcrs IN THE EXPECTATION OF srccsss
ToR THE DEaocRAric, PROGRESSIVE, FREE
TRADE PARTY.
From Bidckrood's bfdgasine for Jnly
The manufacturers Of America CAN.
NOT EXIST UNDER cdMPETloN WITH Eng
LASD WITHOUT HiGHER TARIFF and the
simple question is, whether MANUFACTURES
shall cease or not.