Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-27
The British Candidate !
FOREIGN GOLD


IlFrom the New York Tribune OF yesterday
Austria Ana The moasy-LenasEs For
a Pierce 81
The following Circular, which was duly sent %
the Democratic" magnstes of the city, has come
into our hands; it speaks for itself
"NEw Yoak, I'd October, 1852. J
"SIR: You are specially invited to meet with
US on Tuesday, the 9th inst, at ~ o'clock p. M,
at the Stuyyesant Institute, Second story back
room, Broadway, opposite Bond-st., for the pur-
pose Of dsvisfng to insure the election Of
Gen. Franklin Pierce and VILLAIN r. King 10 the
PRESIDENCY and PGcs Presidency Of the United
States (Signed) s7a
"AUGUST BELMONT,
And others"
Who is this Mr.. Belmont
He is the acting Chargs dA6aires of Austria,
and The Agent Of The Rothschitds IN The United
States r
Americans viii you at last understand the
influences at work to defeat Winfield Scott?
Will you at last open your eyes to the true ma
ture of the party which seeks to rule you, under
the pretense that it is {" Democratic I" Among
the signers of the above circular, in addition to
the name Of this charge, this agent Of the great
usurers, who fatten on nations as . small money
lender does on indviuals, are the names of such
eminent and well-known Democrats" as w. F.
Havemeyer, A. H. Alickle, Jonathan I. Codding
ION. They gladly league with the representa-
tiyes of the Francis Josephs and the Haynaus to
create for this ignorant and simple-minded people
President Of the United States!
Americans! shall the charge Of Austria, the
successor of Hulsemann, thus impudently dictate
to you who shall be your Chief Magistrate ?
monopolists be your leader in the path Of de-
struction to American labor Exiles and friends
Of European liberty can You longer be hum
plugged into supporting party and a candidate
in whose success your hated oppressors and foes
take such interest? Democrats can you hold
that to be genuine Democracy which enlists in its
behalf the tools Of imperial despotism and cos
mopolitan usury?
We have long known that Mr.. Belmont was
actively interfering in the election, and that he
was hand in glove with the Democratic leaders
but till now we have not had such proof az the
above. Hitherto he has been notorious Us o
heavy better on Pierces election. Now, it ap-
pears as matter of course that he has used the
money of Austria and the Rothschilds still more
directly to secure that end.
Can the American people fail to rebuke this
outrageous presumption, and crush the party
which cherishes such allies and employs such
means Of triumph? We do not believe it. Every
man whose pulses beat with the life of patriot,
d u
gallant and noble veteran whom these foreign
schemers and millionaires seek to defeat he will
vote for Winfield Scott.
The metropolitan Mechanics, Institute.
We find the following article in the Charleston
Courier Of the 23d instant:
eve are gratifed to learn that a new Institute
bearing the above name has been organized in
Washington city, and that the first Fair will be
held there on the oath of February next year.
The location of this Institute, and the period
chosen for its Fairs, certainly offer to exhibitors
peculiar advantages, as the very fact of its being
held in the political capital of the country, and
during time too when that capital is crowded
with visitors, cannot but secure full attendance,
and present to contributors an opportunity for
exhibiting their industrial labors such as few, il
any other Fairs, afford.
"We understand likewise that persons desiring
to become contributors should forward their goods
directed to sThe Exhibition of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute, Washington city,, in suffi-
Gent time for them to arrive there before the 18th
of February: otherwise they win be excluded from
the Judges lists -
.'We are pleased to observe also, that the Board
Of Directors Of the South Carolina Institute have
suggested, as viii be seen from the subjoined
proceedings of that body, to the contributors to
the Fair of that Institute that will shortly be held
in this city, that they should avail themselves Of
this additional opportunity for exhibiting their
skill. The first Fair will necessarily be one Of
peculiar interest, added to which the inaugural
ton Of the President on the 4th of March will
attract an unusually large number of visiters to
Washington; and we would earnestly recon-
mend all, especially those to whom prizes may
be awarded at the approaching Fair in this city,
to take into their serious consideration the re-
commentator of the Board Of Directors, as in 80
large, favorable, and fair q field for competition
much honor may be attained, and prizes and pc
cuniary advantages expected, whilst at the same
time, by thus exhibiting at two Fairs double
publicity will be given to their skill and indus
try"
SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
At q meeting Of the Board of Directors, held
on Tuesday afternoon, October 10, 1862, the fol-
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted,
viz:
Reselped, That the South Carolina Institute
learns with much pleasure Of the formation at
Washington, of an auxiliary for the development
of the industrial pursuits Of the country, under
the name of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti-
tute, for the promotion and encouragement Of
Manufactures, Commerce, and the Mechanic and
useful arts
+, Rssolped, That the best wishes Of the South
Carolina Institute be rendered to our sister So
ciety for her success in the honorable enterprise
upon which she has entered.
Resolpcd, That the contributors to the next
annual Fair Of the South Carolina Institute be
urged to send as many specimens possible to
the Fair Of the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti.
tute, on the 4th February, 1853.
Resolued, That a copy of these resolutions be
enclosed to the Metropolitan Mechanics Insti.
tute by the Secretary, and that copy be sent to
the daily papers Of the city with a request tina,
the same be published
Extract from the minutes.
WILMOT G. DESAUSSURE,
Secretary.
Exquisite Sense OF Propriety.