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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-06-19

DR., IlonlOn'S Celebrated FamilyNTCd-
icineS, Jus: received aud l"r sale BY
April q. ' - ~
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Fayette Springs.

TCIIlS highly attractive and fashionable wat
cr,ng place has been leased, together with
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Cur Boston correspondence.

BosroN, July 1852
TIE Fqneul HaH ueetinglfr Webster and The Prcpara-
tons 70 Reccirs Him Conflicting Statements Of Wig
Deeraes-THe City Gorernmen, and the Temperance La'o
= Horace Greeiep and Horace Mann &c.
superficial observer would be very apt to consider
that was all up with the wings here heartily do the
Webster keep up their grumbng. growing cursiug
etc The great meeting of Tuesday evening several
times on the point Of merely degenerating into
movement in favor Of Mr Webster and consequently n
opposition General Scott Altogether ii very
markable gathering; and nothing but the GOODNESS of
come individuals kept 1t from becoming OF great inn
portapce in way that IT never intended it should be
important The Bee and Courier newspapers still hold
out against the nomination " hat does it all mean
The Scott plainly say that the Webster men
merely standing ont to get their price and that they
could be baG morrow rather to-day if buyers were
offer themselves not uncharitable this and
do not suppose that the Websteritss DESTROYS of
being soldn in any way except in far receiving
in regard to the future concerned On this
point however have already written you all that s
necessary to say in detailing what the Scott are
willing to do the WY Of concatng their angry friends
The free oilers say that the friends of Mr. Webster are
only waiting for their leader here and persuade
them for Scott that he may possess influence with
the Scott Standardization 1t shall to exists
This view Of the matter Is certainly reasonable one
Speaking Of Mr.. Webster am reminded that yester
day saw private letter from Washington. written by
gentleman likely TO be well informed in the premises
which states positively that he will TO England Mr.
Iawrence's successor. This confirms what Of your
Washington correspondents had previously asserted but
which had been denied by some Of the wings.
The Scott whig meeting called at Faneul Hall for
Tuesday evening next does not much alarm regular old
stsgers There are some respectable engaged In It.
however, and If It should be well got up and carried
through It may have its influence on events There are
men in the wing party who have been ripe for fun this
many day. but the difficulty s for them to get leaders
Of the right stamp. We for 'men Of weight" and
that Kind Of thing here and like to have dgnded per-
sons at the head Of our bolting' movements.
The democrats are not without & cir family grefs In
the old eighth district orace Manps they can't agree
about their ratification meeting and have called two
the one being by coaionis and the other by hunkers
the former having the START which they say they mean
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On Friday. July Capt. JoHN WILLARD of the packet
ship VIM Tell, In tie sgth year Of his age.
On Suuosy July ANNA Maria, infant daughter OF
Martin ana Catharine Schneider. aged years and 20
days
On Sunday, July 4. FRANcIs, eldest Of John and
Sarah McNally. In the 4th year Of his age.
On Sunday, July a. LEorARD DATER, of the firm OF
Philip Dater n Co. and son of Philip and Caroline Il
Dater. aged 20 years
At Fordhsm, Westchester county on Sunday July a.
nj the residence OF his in law DANIEL KARR former
y resident Of this city, In the esth year Of his age
On Sunday morning, July 4, at her residence, No az
Atlantic street South Brooklyn. Mrs. MARY ANNE Al
FORD, wife OF Mr. Charles Afford aged "A years.
On Sunday. July 4. LYDs d. DoUcHERTY. aged wears
snd months daughter Of the late Addison Dougherty
Esq.
At West Farms Saturday, July 3, Mr. JouS
LAUDER. of consumption, aged q years.
On Saturday afternoon. July 3, at o'clock from qb
scess OF the brain b. W EsrLNG, ESQ., aged 81 years
months and IA days
Al Albany on Saturday July g. JAMES STEVENSON ESQ
prt mincnI citizen of State capital and for several
years mayor Of that city Deceased class-mate Of
the late James Fenimore Cooper
On Friday July 2 at the residence OF Mr. j. Ettlinger
Mr " LisDpNHFim Of Louisville XIV
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RHINE INTELLIG ENCa.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 4 1852.


Ship Elisha Denrson, Latham, rotterdam 40 DAYS with
mdse and 2f passengers 70 HuTlbUt Co, Had three
deaths on the passage.
Ship Martha tBremD Klockeeter Bremen, fS days, Ia
ballast, with 40 passengers. 60 q Bcehtcl.
Shin AFalarce Bauer, New Orleans, and Belize June 49,
With mdse 20 Eagle * Hszard
Brig Sophia Br) Boisyd waterford e days. in ballast
with 40 passengers TO Saul h CO.
Bark Gold HuBter (of BAngoI Nicke-son Lesborn Mag
pafsed Gibraltar 18th with mdse, 10 Fshury Sanford.
ure 20 lat - 0s lon % TO- spoke brig Thets Of Ysrnsuth
81 Johns for Irelan 18th lat 40 o. Ion 81 6 spoke
M lark Emgrsh hence for Quebec May TO- OF Cape dc
Cat spoks sp Essex " Boston. captain sck, without
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On Wednesday. June so by the Rev. A. IL Wright of
the RefoImeo Presbyt eran Church Jane street WILL
LIAM CoNcALTos TO JANET EDWARDS formerly Of Scotland
On Sunday. July 4, by the Rev John Fauil J6cos p.
rFnRsLL to Miss J.rE LisE. all of Camptown, N. j.
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r,rLAM nETWEEN kEW

- Tho Glasgow aud Now York Steamship comPanys new
s.osmslp Oh SG0W Ca6z tORs0O horse powerl Rober,
Cre3e andef will es from New York Tor GLASGOW,
Saturday, 1tL cfAugus ct O'Clock At noon frg osbn
Iaal0sn state r90msl 800 de-, Do (midsbip DOL s71
Second sAbin. so sssvsrs's Gee lnclniea; Apgiyto
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EMPIRE CITY LINE-THROU0H TO SAN RRAH-
= CISCO at greatly reduced Of FIRE for cabin and
steerAgs rev and double engine
.sq commander will leave her dock, pier No N. r., for
o.ooos p Esvy on nsy assas On sssurdy !1y TO-
steamship New Orleans Edgar wAkemaa, oommandse
vadsfrom Ne. Ycrk snd INN edstsy tbersaer proceed
safety and vsptaton, not surpassed by Any this
eoute ard experienced surgeon attached sash shs
Passengers per Sierra Nevada will be landed at the
wharf - AspowaIi free Books nov opea ard ttrousi
J. HOWARD SON. AGENTS, "a Broadway,
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FOR SAN FRANCIsco-oy SATURDAY JULY IL
o'clock r. NJ from the foot of North Moore street
OF PIrTsBUR0, 2 400 tons burthe, VIM c. stotesbury
commander will positively sail for San touching
~ Rio, valparaiso and Psnsma Saturday, July 10, az
o'clock This steamer has superior accomme dxtion,
u well ventilated and otherwise fitted for the trade Ii
confidently expected that che will make the passage In TIE
shortest time record thus offering ohanoc f.
miles and others who wish to avoid the vded ships vie
the Ishmus IS only limited number of passengers viii b.
taken small qusntity Of freight will also be taken Ar
rsnsemenss have bsen made with the owners o. the
steamship Uncle Sam, u,sO0 tops,l building IT,
make through conneoon and she win take rlac,
in the line For freight passage, apply to THOMAS
RICHARDSON, No. Al EXCHANGE place. 10 T. MILLS, ~
Coxtlan dt street. agent Of the Uncle Sam.
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4 .l 4. SAI. Nan
E. ~ ne. :ssss e e ~.
- ca \; NY
r. irs % e ,s n
s::g:sSS
"a M ...
ssFiSs ciTY so tons toms e DahaDo $50 -:
L.syins New Ieri Tor on ii. Sin "a sSsS q
TO: steamships 81 Dorado saa Falcon viii form
ssr
thrsnSs Line TO end from Now Orleans saa
0rlesns can DO secured from Armstrong Harris o..
! THE RATES IRON NEW vonx TO AsrIswALL WILL M
yor Ladies saloon State Roons .............. ess
Second Csbin Standees.. Is
Passengers are i.ndsS at the railroad Depot. xsp.w.
free Of expense Tbs railroad being in operation
.hs Of The isshSus 30 psri.rnsa
ss% Go s1s which '.'
~. ,n,,;l rA AZ, NAIL srEAmsHis conrAsr. -.
@ And
f:s
mmediately ssry. Of che mAs ana So. Fra.
1sspSso reserve soas Ssps q ss.s a.. ssS 4
nss
on The r.oS Of which win b always IN psrt each
GOLDEN GATE. 1900 Tons. lCoLUNsIA... 400 Tons.
E soSShsasEE % S SsssEoFH ONE. Sc
REPUBLIC. ...:l 200 cAR0L!NA......s0e
c csElHaasiA. I ISs I GaIooss . $
The new sieanshe coiuabi. viii ply iety:sa sss rr..
cisco and awaiting Ct tho former the
with
rs.ss from New
fsese mail
prGrs.sr will be kept up for the Of f:ss
on between Acapulco and other Mexican ports Zach
u Be- take: O.
Chages at 70 cents foot and from PAnsm TO Saa Fran
ppy TN rr % q
Companies III Weatstsees corner Of Warren New York
FoR SAN FRANCISCO, TO SAIL ABOUT. THE 18TH
or SEAS anRs' sn BoSsd ssK
The builder che Flying Cloud 4 her berth feet q
he sh july She on ss model The i s
Cloud to &c he longest and square
7 Isiso and PansmaaThe new double sndne seAnship
for ssots perss TSufsd.y
SEoks apply 70
VANDEBILT LlNE..NoTIcE TO CALIFORNIA PAS
sss%1p %
ssrs;asa s;.1 @ "a % ss
With the favorts steamship Pacific over the Nicsrsgus
tom viii through vita aaios
the last crossing from Virgin Bay ocsupyng only day
BsttesS UP apply sLEsS
NorIcE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS YO4
~ ss spS 0I79
sssfsssSs isr .i.Ss! sSsSs .ss.s pore. ~
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ttl- - Bcsr0s. July 4.
Arrived-BArks ClArissa Matsmoras Uaicn Baltimore;
Chester. Phi adelphis: brgs Sarah WiAms. Aod Anglo
Saxon Cieufuegos abby Jones Sagua; Goo Jouss An
dover swan and Empire Pbisdeiphia schrs Manson Port
au Prince Lowell. JAcnel.
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Ii. 3! ~: TX: :!
s ssss s i- n p :;s's =
'rsl's'nsisD W. isDfs's c sHp CO. wan
-. s.s ss,~shp ATLANTIC WIN Tho Pseihs and
TEE BH,T.sH AND Eo.rS Ay Y ROYAL
ss
ong calling At Halifax to land and receive mails and
HysepA e CAPT. h.ss''' M tR. assis stone.
Gag sfsit;s c sas h.s Capt Lang
o. e: .ss rS at mnm' h.
Sss r. Vii 5s
4as,., jS.GSs from
E.ssp.s from New york Avg
Hises SsS.ol. from Ne. York w sas AUG
sdf.. from s ss,si York
America sh.nDOn.. from Boston Wednesday, Sept. IS
sn New YORK. ss or s
o;sn Ss $s .. ssssad u SsSs sS
Freight viii be charged specie beyond
Aletters and newspapers must pass through the Post
For freight or p.s'Asss . .ESS To-. e y, 1...
order Of the British Treasury wst.hes q
a ii s1ssas
trsDtu for The 1htsd States and other
ped ct Havre for New York Boston Liverpool With
ont mourning the risk heretofore being by
English custom house. ~
French German. and other foreign goods received and
brought In with British goods Through bills Of
ladins are given in HAvre for Now York.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
= Mail observation-disclosures New York and Liverpool
direct and between Boston and Liverpool the Boston ships
only calling ct Halifax to land and receive mails and pas
zzEESsiSSsz, CT; Harrison. ASH, CAPT. yadkins.
AHERiGA, Csps. shannon. CANADA, espt Lang ''
CAMBRIA, Capt. Ieitoh. s..I "a
These vessels carry clear white Light as head
green on the stArb0ard, red on port.
Europa. Lott. from York Wednesday Juno 30 1852
Niagara. Stone. from Boston "Wednesday July 1883
Africa Harrison.from York Wednosday July 1859
Asia Judkips from N. York Wednesday July 49, 1852
Passage from New York or Boston to Lverpool-First
Cabin, $l2t Second Cabin, $40.
No berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond an amount for
personal expenses.
4 An experienced surgeon on board.
letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
4. CUNARD Bowling Green
WAroHEsBy order Of the British Treasury watches of
foreign bearing the marks Of gh
manufacturers will be hereafter admitted in En- gland in
transu for the United States and other countries
sequence Of which, French may
ped at Havre for New York Boston, Wis with
ont the risk as heretofore Of being seized by the
English Custom House.
French German and other foreign goods received and
brought in with British goods. Through bills of
ladiAg are given in Havre for Now York.
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navigator put board 6rt mate to take her CadE
(The X 10th, and cid again pa for Adra 4
Bris Foster of Provdeaest Gsnaing Charleston 6day
schr Mary. Smith. Washington NC. days. vita naval
stores. NJ y : -. 81 ..lgth.
Sebr Pswpes 1t John. HsmNtop, NC. & days. a.g Ii
Steamer Delaware SEYMOUR Philadelphia sd inst. 1850
PM faw stesmships Feri5s for Savannah; U6isns for
Charleston. and Roanoke for Richmond.
Below.
Two brigs unknown.
Ship DeutschaDd tBaWp HAnkcr, Hamburg brig Con-
cordts (Nor). Rsbbueto.
wind at sunrise, W; meridian ssw, and frcss sunset
cam.
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IINITEp STATES MAIL srEANsnTP coHrAHY

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ Getting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Com pany
Only through line for Caorni. and Oregon Aspaw.u
and Panama By order Of the Postmaster General the
United States mail steamer With the sst ana
sac6 month direct for Aspiuwa When these datss
the sailing TO- be postponed until the foowinp
Monday The Pacific mall steamers bs in readiness
Tor immediate dispatch arrival Of the as at Panana
Agreeaby to the above the splendid and double
mail stssmshiI OHIO 5000 tons bur,hes. J; TiDdisy
ScheBck, u 8. N. Commander will sail Monday. July
ssh az clock precisely from a foot q
magnificent steamer GOLDEN GATE $500 tons Carlisle
Patterson. o. NJ commander viii be in readiness a Pa
mama TO receive the Ohis MALE and gers Ard sell
Immediately for San Francisco No efforts viii bs spared
expedition and comfort.
RATES FARE TO AspINwALL-
Ladies' Saloon, State Room. .................$5
Lover Aft, and Forward Saloon, State Room. IS
Second Cabin Staudees, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Passensers will be Ian ded at the ralrosd wharf, at Aspa
wall free. Tranit Of the Isthmus 81 the passengers
pense Persons securing through by the u mail
steamers from New York have preference Of
toin board the Pacific mail Rates Of fare from
Panama 10 San Francisco the most favorable terms
For freight or passage apply 10 CHARLES A. wHITNEY,
g. tho ooe Of the companies lit West street. corner o.
Warren street.
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LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" for New Orleans via HsvanA The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, 1900 tone, Jehn Leeds commander will SAL
from the pier ~ foot of Warren street. N R. Monday
July l2th ocock p M precisely Rstes Of passage
Havana and New Oreans new OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sse
loon berths $780, After do f60 Forward do $50 steeras
do. 25 Freight taken TO New Orleans at rs cents pcr
cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested TO supply
themselves with the company bills ladins which map b
had on application At the Office. No other form will be
For freight or passage, apply to M. o. R0BER1S,
177 Wost street, corner OF Warren street.
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E0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND
+ The United States mail stea nshp R0AtOKE. lie wiz
Parrish commander Will leave from pier Is North
Saturday. 3D. Of July, 81 o'clock F. M Passage Ane
fare TO Norfolk state included S. TO Petersburg
Richmond state room inclu died. So Stsrsge passage
price. Bills Of leding signed only board For feight
81 Front street, Old Slip
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BOWMAN, oRINNELL, = CO., ONLY AUrnoRLzFD
ID seents the Swallow Tail line Of LocdoD ard Liver
pool packet shps Drafts from 81 and upssrds PAYABLE a.
sight In any town throughout Great Britain aud Ire
land. 0oe 81 South street Nov York Fenvick Chambers
Pepwiok street. sud No. Regent Road Clarence dock
Liverpool
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DIsPATCH LINE FOR AUSTRALIAN SUPERIOR

nIsPATCH LINE FOR AUSTRALIA.-A SUPERIOR
~ ship now fitting for passengers with the most
superior accommodations for first and se,nnd cabin and
will leave in few DAYS for Port Philip and Sidney Early
will be limited and taken than be hand
semely and comfortably accommodated. The long
perencs OF the in the California bust
nees gives the most positive assurance that all taking
by this line, will be we'll cared for and receive
attention the voyage No passage secured un paid for
Passengers from distance may secure passage by
hitting fifty dollars f. Il. SUTTON. 81 Wall street.
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A UsTRALIA, ,,AUsTRALIA..aREGULAR LINE OF
n Packets for Port Philip and Sydney The Subscribers
will despatch the fast sailing and fsvore packet MApi
SON. the goth OF July 1.-THE above vessel IL
experienced master who has had many years expert
ence in the Australian trade The aocomm are
superior TO any other chip now In port having arg anu
all stAte rooms well adapted for families or single per
sons Those smbsrhns for the geld regIs slas
already ENGAGED For freight passage ooatu
pier ~ East river, or to BUTLER, Bhoi ~ Nc
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A UsTRALIA, PORT PHILIP AND sYpNEY LINZ
N OF Packets subscribers VIII oeePeton the spen
did shr MAGNOLIA the next ship Of this hne or tne
18th july THIS splendid .e,s bse, ssssd sEpTss,
Tor ne somfort and Of passengers and families
For Tra.g ~ which will be taken the favor
BILE terms apply board pier RI Or 70 ", DU
-. ~ III III IInT ARK ELL & co. la6 Pearl strsas
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Tor SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyR..-rHE gNIrrp

EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rHE UNITED
+ States mail steamship FRANKLIN, James A. Wotton,
will leave for Havrc touching ct Southampton
t:ians the mss and passss SATURDAY July q
Sl All letters must through the post ONCE An
perieneed surgeon lie attached 70 the ship Luggage not
wanted during the should be board the
before .,E sailing marked ss0y. B-No nsrohansos
freight or passage. apply TO xoRTIMAR LIvINasTON,
Agent % Broadway.
CTEAMER FOR LIVERPOOL or THURSDAY. JULY
- b.-Tbe well known and favorite steamship SARAH
SANDS 500 tons burthen. w c. Thompson, Esq.. Com
mander will leave her dock 1T Pier No North Riyec
Liverpool Thursday. July g. at twelve O'Clock This
steamer has superior in s.ats rooms
for fret and second cabin For freight
.ff' J. HOWARD & SON, Agents, "a Broadway.
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Rates Of passage from a:-Ssoon after
state rosms $50 in mdshp state 1856 In forward
state rooms S65including provisions and stewards fees
For freight or passage apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON. Al Exchangs place. NY;
or No. Walnut streat, Philadelphia
limited umber Of third will be taken
Of $50 from Philadelphia and $50 from lverpool-found
with
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IMPORTANT MEDICAL wORR.-DR RALPRs PAAo.
ta Private Ireatise on the nssurs, psoms progresa
rem edies ard cure Of thess Writ
ter ~ the painest language practically useful ever
one IN eyery place. as well perfect sasusrd sgsinst
9uaokery By Jos kslbh, NJ d. practising phYsioian and
author Of several medical works 18th pr price 5y
sold at NO ~ Ann st PASTOR House; aushers
once, 6s3 Bouston street Wooster st. dor
hours q? TO IL A. NJ and 10 9P. N, Sunday exssptsd
Mailed, post paid, by sddrs3sing bog 800 Post OHas
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/ MPlkTANT TO FEMALES-DR. X. PRESTON, No
zoo DO very, gives his exclusive attention diseases
o. We iemae system His Panaees is the valuable
corrective and tonic ever discovered Priso ST. Advice
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO. VIA RIO IANEIR0, vALPA.
reiso and Panama-The double on ne steA mship
CORTBS 1900 tons, T. Cropper ander WILL depart
for the above ports Thursday the 9Th Of July For
sage, having splendid aecomm odatons apply to DAVIS
BkOOKS Co. % Beaver strset
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$780, - 49, -
-EDICAIa.

TUkOUR IN THE NECK CURED BY H0LLOWAY2
"A Ointment and Piils-Tho NARROW. residing
Wesh Back Bristol had been in ill health years.
always of soreness in the neck he y
sfordng him tho least relief however sfter time
large formed under his left from whish he
fred intensely tried remedy after remedy without
tanning Any benefit until he made u.s Of Hsswsys 0iAt
ment and Pills. and these wonderful medicines
duoed the tumour and eectuay cured IT. and he
the enjoyment Of the robust health Sold by all the
thre the British pre- b.
those Of the United Stats-3s cents 50 oents AAd 81
each Wholesale at Mr. Morses No "a Maiden lsne, Nov
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ATT MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
IA Ward Committee Of the Eighteenth ward, held at
Smiths Hotel Of street Fourth
Friday evening the 18th nst the reso-
lutions adopted ordered to be pub
shed in te National Democrat the New York Herald and
the Journal Of Commerce.
Resolved That the democratic republican party of the
State Of New York. and at all times have been friendly
to the of the Erie Canal at the earliest period
~ time consistent with the maintenance of the public faith
and the constitution Of the State.
Resolved That as residcn the city of New York,
regard the speedy enlargement Of the Eric Canal
summation that will greatly to the prosperity e
the commercial emporium ofthe State.
Resolved Tha; the late legislation for the enlargement Of
the constitution of this State and therefore, void claim
it to be the duty Of the to call special session
the Legislature in order that proper law be passed
and submitted to the people at the ensuing election
Resolved, That Robert ii. Morris, H. Waddell. James
Shehan, VIM. Coventry Thomas s. Henry and Charles Del
veccho be committee to represent this at
many Hail. Monday evening to the sire9
of the Democ attic Republican General Commit tee
JOHN KAvANA6H, }Socrotar;os ALIEN. +. VAClE,
WIN. HAGADoRN, So0'' Chairman.