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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

MIssouRI.-We have received the Off
cial proceedings of the recent Opposition State
Convention held at Jefferson City. The telegraph
made some errors in the names OF the candidates
for State Offices. We therefore republish their
names
For Gorernor-Gen. STERLING PRICE, Charlton Co
Lieut. Goren0r-Dr. WILSON BROWN Cape uirarueau
Sscretary of .Sdto--J NJ. RICHARDSON, Greene.
Auditor-W. II. BURLINGTON, Cole.
Re9ister-A1LEN p RICHARDSON, Ray
Trensnrer--ALFRED w. MORRISON, Howard
Auornry Gen-Gen. JAS b. GARDENHIRE, Buchanan.
OF these. Gen. Price, the two Richardson's and
Gardenhire belong to the Benton wing of the par
ty, and Brown, Burlington and Morrison are Anti
BentOnians
DELEGATES TO Baltimore. Presidentidi Electors
l. Tully II. Cornick. Dr. r. d. Bevit
H. Il + Iakenen. H. +. Garay.
iii. T Jackson. Claiborne f. Jackson.
Nv / Corby Charles f. Holly.
" Montgomery Blair. Alexander kayser.f
Hugh A. Garandt
VI Samuel A. HILL VIM d. McCracken.
VII Ferdinand Kennett John d. Stevenson
VIII Jacob Hall James M. Gatew0Od
TX. Burton A. James. Robert A. Acock
*Benon. fAnt Benton.
State Central Committee of ten was appointed, with
Gen. T. L. Price "a defeated Bentonan candidate Tor
Governor) at its head Thomas 4. CAN'T OF ST Louis
County, and Gen l.. V. Bogy, Of St. Genevieve are
among the prominent members.
On motion of N Ranney, the following resolution was
adopted by the Convention:
Resored That the Democracy of Missouri entertaining
for Gen LEWIS CAss, of Michigan and for Gen. WILLIAM
BUTLER Of Kentucky the highest regard for their talents
and integrity and their devotion to sound Demo
cratic principles hereby express their preference for the
former their first choice President and the latter for
ce-Presdent of the United States Adoption "a l6l Re
lection, 1904.
This based the Opposition popular vote OF the
State each delegate casting the vote of his Constituency
protest against the above resolution was Of
cred, but no action taken upon the same.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
A SpLrNnIn CHANcE.-lO5 Lots in the

village Of Yonkers be disposed Of follows All the lots
with odd numbers be sold; $40 to be paid on de-
livery Of agreement so the 9th June; SOo TO remain
on bond mortgage for three years at per cent Two
Houses twostoy be built on lots Nos % and Sl C1oice
of lots 10 be drawn for 9th of June The parties who draw
the lots Nos 50 and 81 will be entitled the houses thereon
without additional cost For further particulars maps
apply COMBS N1COLAY, Real Estate Agents, NO %ff
Grsnd-st. between 6 and L. NJ
Also for sale Lots Sthay- New-Yok Gowanus BROOK
l,n and Eden Vale L. l. and other valuable property
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For Europe.

The next number of The Tribune for
European Circulation will be issued T II S
MORNING at o'clock. 1t will contain all
the Latest News up to the time of going to press.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing can
be had at the desk. Price Six Cents. The Africa
sails from this port To-day at IL O'Clock.
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NV AND Spring GooDs, DIRECT FRO,

AucTroN-A large and extensive sale of and elegant
Spring goods commencing Monday, April 49, consisting
OF plain aud embroidered Grape Shaws PLAIN and figured
Cashmere Shawls plain changeabe, striped and brocade
Silks summer Silks Bareges Barge Delains Chaie Gre
madness tissues Paris printed Musins silk and linen Pop
Inns Chanbes Paraso &C. &C. These goods all OF the
latest impoatons the richest and most beautiful designs
possible imagine q. NJ BoDISE, No 313 Grand-st cor
per Of Orchard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
A NEw AND ELEGANT STYLE OF VESTS

w. T. JENNINGS Co, No. 2Sl Broadway, have intro
duced style Of Vests for the spring and summer which
Il perfectly unique and already attracting the OF
men OF fashion The firm has received from Europe
countless variety of Nesng embracing patterns Of all
kinsthe rich the delicate the fancul and the and
simple These they making up with beautiful braid
bindings Of the material the goods and embracing
collar down the 'front.' and the effect sngalary chsste
seAcae and pleasing These Vests certainly among the
elegant articles Of sdymade clothing have
chs and assmilate perfectly with the patterns
Tor pantaoon The cut Of their clothing whether made
90 measure kept for sale, Is unequaed misft from
JENNINGS Is thing unknown. w. T. JgNNINGs&Co-
No. 2Sl Broadway, American Hotel
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Mr.. MARSHALL, OF KENrUcKY.-T

Mr.. MARSHALL, OF KENTUCKY.-Ihe
Louisville Courier, spirited Wing paper, which
zealously supported the present able Representa-
tive of that district in Congress- makes the fol-
lowing announcement:
"Col Humphrey Marshall has written long letter
about the Presidency The Buffalo Commercial Adrrt
SER When have nothing OF more importance to at
tend to, may notice some Of its errors and mis-
statements"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

II The Washington Republic, as the
organ of the Administration Is having discussion with
the Wing Representatives from New-Jersey about the
appointment of Of bitter partisan opponent of
the President as a cadet from New Jersey.
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To CorrespOndcnts.

JB-We do dot know Mr.. A. H. Palmer, have had
no communication with him. and know nothing of his
business only have casually heard that Mr.. Clark
is his counsel But have been most reliably informed
that all stated Monday respecting his business is
correct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
~ GRAY Heads abolished by the use

~ Gray Heads abolished by the use OF
DAyIss new discovery the Rahvenepce 30 cents per bot
tea wonderful agent which gives to the halr Its original
vitality causing grow uxuriaDty and bringing oacS
nv the ecuperaye of its former natural
color This preparation compounded the strctest phi
ophca principles which need but to be explained to be
For sale by the proprietor VIM DAVIS Ludows door
from Grand c. H. Ring, No 1872 Broadway e Cook Co,
No 20 Westinghouse; w H. CARY Co. No. "a feari-
at T. and fol sale by Druggists and Pertumers in general
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
II Is it possible that any one will ha

u Is it possible that any one will har-
Dor any longer the obnoxious vermn and that nest
their dwellings restaurants hotels ships farms &C. such as
Rats, Mice Cockroaches Ants Ground Mice Moes Bed
bugs &c. when there eectual article for the exter
of them in the city Just cast eyes over the
respectable list of and places HENRY CosrAR OF
No. 49, Broadway refers you to, viz
Mr.. Hodges, Carlton House.
l.. Demonico Delmonico's Hotel.
Clarke & Bailey, Howard House.
Capt. Flowers, Pacific Hotel
Mercer House.
Empire City House.
Johnson's (lae Shely's) Restaurant.
j Taylor Confectioner, Broadway
Upsons Restaurant, Broadway and LeonardFt.
John Genin the Halter.
l.. Il. Buisse. No 43 John-st.
Y. V. King, No I'll Southst
Benz. Wood No. 10 Macdouga-H.
VIM. II. Undorhll No 400 Broome-st.
Washington Market Clerks Watchmen Butchers, Fisher-
men, and all the others
Center Market, the same.
Thousands of others could be named Believe not the GER
cate published by others bet inquire of the persons named
in them then you will be deceived Go and inquire,
and satisfy yourselves of any Of all the above persons or
places named Of the wonderful efficacy OF CosTAKs Exei-
mnaor Remember that CosTARs Depot No. All Broad
way N Y. Remember three tours t4ii)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

Is THIS CONSUMPTION To be afflicted
with racking cough raising thick mucus with heavy
night sweat pains the sde total loss Of appetite
no rest with pains under the shoulder blades with great
shveng This lasted three years. But four bottles OF
WATTS NERVOUS ANTDoTE restored me to perfect health
DANIEL KEYNOLnS lstav, l0h-st.
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MARYLAND.-At the special election for
member of the Maryland House of Delegates,
held in Frederick County, last week, George W..
Ent (Opp.I was chosen.
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w THOMAS Nos 10 and 81 Cstharine-st Strand l. Az
hozed to receive Subscription and advertisements fur The
Tryjsss IN London.
Ous friends n Great Britain and Ireland BY renting
WIZ. TBonAs above, 1910 by Post-O fEce order vii
receive The TrS6us< fw Eworer one yeux.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

VICE-PREsIDErr.-A writer in Ih
Washington Republic suggests Edward Bates, of MI
souri, as the Wing candidate for yce-President.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81.

EErV B. PALMER is authorized to receive subscriptions
advertisements for The Tribune the cities OF Phade-
phia aud Boston.
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WIGS AND HAIR DrE.-These articles

can be found the greatest perfection at bATcHELoRs cell
ebrated factory No Wast His Hair Dye is pronounced
the hest in the world and hose wanting very superior wig
or Joupee can surely be suited
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MADAME LAvlNE. or No. 1873 l-2

OrNtSe->t- Third Block WEST OF b2oADwAY.-Mad l..
wishes 10 inform the ladies that abe Pans every
WINTER and summer selects the latest and choicest patterns
there To be had aud invites the ladies to call aud examine
Tor themselves for have many styles Bounets that are
mo, q De found any other store in this city, and poes
n H. Milhneu supplied with pattern eonnets and conn
Cry merchants supplied by Also all kinds Of strsws
xaiazs.>rl and altered $3.50
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~ Our readers will ID

~ Our readers will please notice that
the Sale Of Real Estate Horses and Carriages Heases CSf
6ps Coffin Luaber Store FxtuTes &C. belonging TO John
Mace deceased will be continued DAY and thereafter
until the whole is sold by ANTHONY j. BLEEcKER on the
premises Nos IS and n Carmne the head Of Vauck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

CANAL-sr. CARPEr SroRE.-Now is the
Sne yoe want 70 maize savins Of IS per cent, call
40. " Canast, T. A. PgrERsos Co, and there YOU viii
6nd god Ingram Carpets at per yard; Threspy pes
9V.a; Tapestry busssls q 20 10 per yard Also large
Nnd splendd szscrtnsut of Tapestry Nelvess
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

Y Catharine Hayes has been singing
large audiences in Pittsburgh To-day she proceeds
to Cleveland on her way to this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
Great Freshet in the Potomac.

DAITIHUHE, fuV7V'JI "T'F'' "
A destructive freshet occurred to-day In
the Potomac destroying an immense amount OF properly
near the wharves In georgetown and along the hne oe
canal In this city the destruction OF flour and sugar ~
the flooding of warehouses will be ruinous to many
merchants.
The Chain Bridge at Little Falls on the Potomac, oove
Georgetown was carried away, and in its downwma
descent it swept of that portion of the Long Bndge oe
ween the fnrthcst draw and the Alexandra side, and
he bridge is now impss cable.
Numerous quantities of dift lumber and barrels arc
floating down the river and the wreckers are BUSY IN
apturing them 1t 10 the greatest food ever known
here exceeding that Of is47
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

Southern men except Stanly, Morehead, CuIIora
and two Kentuckians. Among the affirmative
were Fowler, Wade, Campbell, Sackett, School
craft and others.
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Conclusion Of the baltimore Wing City Coz,
vention-Thc Freshet SRbsiding
BALTIMORE, Tuesda

The Baltimore City Wing Convention
adjourned last night amid great confusion ill this evea
ing. without taking action upon the scorr resolutions;
only Al out Of 100 Delegates were present
The Harpers Ferry bridge is reported safe, and tn
water Is subsidng. III
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STATr AND NATIONAL Law SCHOOL,

R.,sroS sP. SARATOGA Co, NEwYoRK.-The next Term
viii commence on TIE 9th May. Object TO prepare me
student practically wen theore,icsy IN e 81 s law,
10000 admitting TO practice BY the charter circular
particulars sent By request directed postpaldl 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
RicH Observation-Disclosures

1cArasEv, No S79 Broadway, correr Of Whitest hsvs
Us received direct fum the European manufactures per
80 esvsh from Esrupe large and elegant ssogtmeaf
~ Mcs.,e eivcs and fsTcsy Cspcrnx sp~sns sny-
ming svcr before IN this country; patterns entirely new
eIcmsvcy cur own and for sale full 10 per cent hos than
osher stores selling siunilax eooas
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GREAT ExclrEMENri- TREMESpous

Low PKIcEs.-Good and handsome Floor OH Cloth, ONLY
20 3 and per yard; superb slwool Ingram CsrpesS
SO end q Enshsh saperfne Carpets s., SO sad s.
1spssty Carpets sud per yard At the fslnous Car
pet Emporium. No % Bowesy, HIRAM ANoEksoSs Copy
tho address ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

ARRIVAL OF THE GEeRGA.-The mail
steamship Georgia. Capt Porter arrived yesterday with
the California malls the Goth ut of course bringing
no later news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

n FowLERs Il WELLS, Phrenologists
and Publishers Clinton Hall No. 1871 Nassaust, NewYork,
And No. l42 Washlngton-st Boston.
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From the Susquehanna.

HARRISBURG Tuesday, April y IH'S
We have accounts from Columbia ana .i
wrightsvle, representing considerable pcF'n -.
those inundated by the tre-het in toe susqse
hanna, and the destruction Of property has been '"'
great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

TIE CRYSTAL PALACE AsArS.-Patens
. wsss sxhi6ssd e ths Wcrls fsif q * 81 so,~.-x
aI.A. AsnxasoSs AsH Easii:h Tapestry brs.sL q
Sspmeset sm3ns aysse 1850 s'psssy he Nsv-Yak
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~ Room for LYON, the King of Kings,

The "TOnga' sounis, the HngOg" ngs
"Peace ON Earth" he cries aloud
Bugs and Rats, go seek your shroud,
For this day, this very hour,
Yen perish by Almighty power"
The heavens collapsed the sun stood still,
Bugs took the powder, Rats the pill.
They both did eat-got quite insane,
But they never lived TO eat again.
Only Is cents box or flask. L. LYON, Broadway pa
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP Oo 20. a,nvsrins the
-; -, .presred IN Saturdays papers con-
.ssergers rro-ded with tieke 9 I'm . of pa
age,ee would be subject 20 detenlso r. the staer ORE
49, - l. deemed proper announce t. @ free Of
rs "a !. Panama latest dates ~ ~ accident
sos sor pasrengen and IN the aosshoe "
~. .tesners CALIFORNIA, REPUsLiC - th;s
go G,rE and CONSTITUTION, In tnc - re .sent
Ssmnsny will be Panama IN the eonIss % ssrIetary
month BY order ,o.o WE" L.
New-Yof, April j. 1917
~ WARNocKs', No. 275 Broadway, III,
,s Home offer their beautiful Spring Hats win
redence assured that former pattern mas more %
sibv horne the test observation or met more feauS oP
provsl
GySTLEMEN's HATs.-BIRD, corner fI me
,s N.sans,s will introduce the Spring style o. HAS n
nsv Fesyinr no rivs in the departments c tao "a ,;on
fsciure he is willing submit his fabrics 70 ' p.n corner
~ The critical and discriminating purchaser pi"D'
pine and Nasssu-sts February Is, 1917
" Although the shopping ardo m C o, ,.a sne
I.aies has been damped little BY the a.e daDtare has
- ,sfen Of The in the grand rush 70 that . ~
~ 49, new cases of Fancy Goods and arrange III .e
syfsf variety of unique and beautiful specimens si9
cd.tume GfsS's bazaar, st. Nicholas HOTEL NO 'i'
broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

~ Numbers of gentlemen come to
NewYork expressly to procure handsome Shirts they
cannot BE- obtained IN the coanty Such the celebrity Of
GssEN No Aston House for akinS Shirts that ~sys fit
The tact thai he disappoins time
become proverb In the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
CABINET FuRS,rpRK AT Cosr.-Great

Involvement 10 furchasen--Mr SHARP in CONSEQUENCE
OF hs contemplated removal On the LIST of Nav ia in
nccd 10 orer the entire balance Of his stock Of elessn
and fashionable Furniture prices extraordinarily low An
orpessany like the present Cor COMBINING elesa, as-,
ehty and chcarnes seldom offered aud purchsser ara M
yed 10 call and examine Tor themselves Ct the Ware r,sms
Ne 81 keekman-st. cor Of Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21

" Straw Goods, wholesale and retail,
~ fogSes cheap Straw Hat Establishment at No " Bow
ely: He Keeps large Of Straw Goods Of the
csecest knds and OF the approved shapes or ades
~nd ehildrcns weas with Frcnch rrimmnzs Raida and
everything IN The above hne that 10 desrabe Cali anS sse
aur yourselves WV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
PRESIDENTIAL PREFERgNcEs.-The A.

PRESIDENTIAL PREFERgNcEs.-The Al
bGny .knickerbOcker publishes a list of the Wing
Members of our late Legislature, indicating the
Presidential preference of EACH The list adds up:
For Winfield Scott SO
For Daniel Webster. 6
For Willard Fillmore
For the Nominee Of the Convention. 7
Sick and absent (Nr. MiIliner). ..........
Among those put down for Mr.. Webster we
note two from this City who are for Scott.
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If you are fond

SPRING OvERcoATs.-If you are fond
of comfort discard your heavy winter outside garment
aud procure a substitute at r. L. ROGERS, Union Hall
His spring light elegant stylish and cheap
Union Han the of Fulton and Nassausts oppo-
IL. Il....la
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
PRorEcrIoN PRorEcrloN The aues-

zion Of protective tariff important may be- yield
70 that OF the best means Ut protecting ones health The
BEST protector Tor tho of A. RANKIN Co.'S
Protector tndergameats" which, while warm and elias
ric, are durable and cheap No iot Bowery.
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Storm at Norfolk, &c.

NORFOLK, Tuesday, April D Io*
The storm of yesterday was very severe
here and along the coast and vessels arriving here
all sustained considerable injury From the violence u
the storm at great injury to the shipping sPP"
hended
reward of $500 has been offered for Jack 5teves''
who recently escaped from Jail at Portsmouth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
bore Marine Disasters In the East.

a~AU
Bosros; Tuesday, April ~ , lssA
The Gazelle, Brazier, and Frances EI'en'
nlsey from Havana for Portland, with cargoes NJ
lasses, were wrecked on Cape Elizabeth ye''e's"T
Crews saved. NIT
full.Iigged brig, name unknown, Is Ashore On f'''
Alderon. -.
An unknown brig, with cargo of mOasscs, = rs Co.
On the bench near Emerron's Rock lluiE i's"n ~
saved. She was bound to Boston
The storm 70 the tward q Us u reported W ~ ~
severe.
Tie Promo h spcliaiicp Eill-Japnn Expcan
WASHINGTON, Tucsday, April - ie
The French Spoiaii0n Bill, It Is nv
confidently asserted win pass the Hou'e n sno,.
A call Will soon be made upon tn Pei 'h. " - ~
he Senate confdenii.ly tie fn,S- IA reference
Jspan Expedition.
Luke Say;s.t,cr.
BuyyaLo, Tue.dsy, April 90 iS,t
The steamer Wisconsin .eit tbi- moin"o
fer the West and rcnched DursiTk without niIny ~
Tie stsmer Albany h In sigt. Inefe I'D "'~
Ia getting into cur hsfOor III.
Several boats have cleared 10 leave toIisn-
Navigation On Lake Dafar.c ona tho NJ h~
OopYrsBuRoH, TieaJAy APrii % -
The ice left The channel at hinga~
Yesterday, and navigation On The 81 Lswrenee ADJ
Ontario il now unnterruJr -j The stoaner 60
left here this morning ior Lewiston. snd IN" osno'
viii Immediately take thcr rlaces IN The iine
The Ohio ut Cisciploti
CINCINNATI, Monday. April ID, ~
TIE river is slowly rising here.
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From BaltImore-Nfail Failurcs-Nlorc Of tho
Floods, &c

BALTIMORE Tuesday, April %, If52
We have no mail south of Mobile to-
night and no mail from the West has been received here
for two days The travel on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, west of Harpers Ferry, entirely stopped BY
the high water
The telegraph made sad work with the dispatch yes
terdsy as the sale Of Baltimore and Ohio Rlroad
Dividend Stock The Baltimore papers Of to-day arnih
the true facts of the case The stock taken by Mess
Lee Co at $40 q per share is reported to have been
taken for parties in NewYork
The food the Potomac and Washington Canal keeps
rising number OF Washington merchants On the
south side Of Pennsylvaniaav suffering great losses
from the overflow in the easements Of their stores
Just reported that additional section OF the Long
Bridge has been carried away, with six persons on 4
whose safety Is very doubtful The loss TO our lumber
merchants II immense
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-21
BridRe Cnrried Away nt WasbIngton
WASHINGTON. Tuesdey, April -, ID

WASHINGTUN, Iuts1'J, tPIH %
At noon to-day the Long Bridge which
unites this city with the Virginia shore oated down the
Potomac The water is CHER than has been knownm
many yeBrs.
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But, in fact, out opponents take ground
refuted by all the past legislation of our
States and Cities-by all their orn past ar
ton. Long before Total Abstinence had
been prescribed as a rule Of life, and when
Alcoholic beverages were In all but univer-
sal use, our States and Cities claimed the
right, which was never till now seriously
disputed, of regulating, controlling and re-
stricting the Liquor Traffic. They decided
that bad men were not fit, and should not
be allowed, TO sell these beverages; where
in we heartily agree with them. We do
not vary their principle; we only extend
Its application, in proposing to apply the
restriction to good as well as bad men,
They have established that bad men are
unfit for the business: We further insist
that the business is not fit for good men !;
and if there be any to take issue with Us on
this point, We ask them to join us in max
ing up case and sending it to the People
for decision.
That case is embodied in the MAINE
LAW. 1t Is easy TO cavil a. this or that
detail, which may be omitted or modified
without objection from our side, so long as
the vital principle shall remain unaffected.
That principle is the entire ouslawry and