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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
THE TWO PARTIES CONFEDERATION.

THE TWO PARTIES ON1NTERvENTION.
The Erening Post thus concludes its ac-
count of the German Meeting for Kossush
at the Tabernacle
"After Kossuh had retired, Mr.. Georg read series
of resolutions the duties Of Germans In America In
respect 10 the nations OF Europe 10 which the anti IN
Prevention policy OF the Wing party lie strongly con.
demped while the Democrats because they hape take.
no stand against an aciire Interest m foreign affairs
commended as the party most likely 70 beiIiend the
Of man In the old world. These resolutions were
passed with almost perfect unanimity."
Mr.. Georg" is probably imperfectly
acquainted with American Politics and
spoke honestly but there is no such excuse
for The Post. That paper knows perfect
ly that the two Baltimore Platforms sub.
stantially agree in opposing any Interven-
tion by our Govern mept in behalf of the
oppressed Millions of Europe. Scan them
closely, and see if this is L OF the fact. Here
are both of them:
Democratic, Platform:
Resolved, That In view of the condition of popular
Institution in the old world high and sacred du Y
Is devolved with increased responsibility upon the De-
uocrscy OF this country as the party Of the people, 70
upDOd the rights OF there
BY the Union of the States and sustain and advance
among them constitutional liberty, by continuing 10
rtsst all monopolies and exclusive legislation for the
oeneht Of the few at the expense Of the many and by
vgiSnt ans Constant adherence 70 those principles and
compromises of the Constitution, which are broad
enough and strong enough 10 embrace and uphold the
Union IS IT, and the Union II should be- in the full
expansion OF the energies and capacity Of this grea,
and progressive people.
Wig Hunker Platform:
No.. 4. a.
hsts The warmest sympathy Of the Wing party we stu
adhere 10 the doctrines of the Father of our Country
announced In his Farewell address, of keeping our.
seres iIee from all enianguns alliances with foreign
eooptes ano oil never quitting our 10 stand upon
foreign ground That our mission as Republic /. mot
to propagate our opinions impose on other countries
our form OF government BY article force, but To
teach by example, and show by success rnoders.
ton end justice the blessings Of self government ana
the advantages OF treeinstiutionsl
Now we submit to every candid, dis.
corning mind that these two planks from
the antagonist Platforms amount TO pre-
cisely the same thing. Each was got
up and inserted for exactly the same pur-
pose-namely, to assure the South that
the party propounding it, if successful,
would not get the Country into war with
the European Despots in behalf oftheir op-
pressed subjects. The Democratic re
solve means Just exactly this; its Wing
counterpart means nothing more. The
only material difference between them re-
suits from the fact that the former was
drawn up by politician; the latter by an
ass. The former contrives TO assure the
Shareholders that the Democracy will
steer very clear Of any such perilous and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
r. The Wings of BROOKLYN are Gale

" The Wings of BRooKLrN are called
upon tonight to meet at the City Hotel,
to ratify the Baltimore nominations. We
have no doubt that the meeting will be one
of those grand gatherings which are to
mark the Scott campaign with the same
enthusiasm which set the nation on fire
with JOY in 1S4O-44. Our friends over the
river bad precedent last night in our New
York rally, which they are challenged to
rival.
JERSEY CITY also speaks tonight. She
will send up shout for the adopted son of
the State that will carry CONSERVATION to
the camp of the enemy. Let every Wing
be on hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

CoNeREss.-Very little was done yes
terdoy; the Senate failed by tie in passing rule
which would tend to stop much of the useless dis
cussion to which that body is given.
In theIIouse, the Deficiency bill went into Com
mittee, and Mr.. AsHE got permission to print a
political speech which he would not-thanks for
the forbearance-inaict upon the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
70 The Journal Of the " Upper Ten "

In noticing the remarkable places about thus
mepis CANTRELIs Shoe Establishment, Bowery prices
with eissance and fla sh s the motto OF CAM
TPELL's shoe Store al No. $50 BOwery CANTRELL aided
by Labyesu late of Broadway Furnishes BOYS and Youths
aod Shoes sdspted TO the impetuodty OF me
former Of the latter His Ladies' Gaiters
Bushps Tes and Slippers ouy equsled In beauty ny
the feet thew are designed for Ia short whatever mortal
shos MAKER can do CANTRELL do; AMI whatever shoe
store can furnish CAsTRELLs establishment abJuods In
Remember his number $3.50 BOwery whittier all the wise
- - Iournal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
DAGUERREorYPE PALACES FOR THE

fovEsEcN PEoPLE-0ne of this class will be found at
HENpEgsos's Qste Clara BIOS, No 55l Broadway, be-
tween Prince and Sprins ats THIS establishment fitted
up BY CAe Bros in the most elegant aud improved
ner and second in the city for comfort aud atrae
ton to visitors and Convenience fer the taking OF first class
pieares The observatory commands most extensive aud
eelgi tful view Of the oity &C. Also HENDERsoNs grand
northern skyhtht In the Mechanics Institute, Of
Bowery and Division st. ao we'd by competent judges to
be unsurpassed for d.eueeoy ping purposes All who wish
perfect aud durable likeness will do well &c visit those gal
ieries be fore else where.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
EYS French Troupe, Opera and Ballots,

Nblos crowded. and Is MiLLERs Ladies' Shoe Store, n
Csnast The Ladies where TO get handsome Caters
at Ia and 6i Slipper Tee aud Buskins (st quality at
81 and 10 second quality st6 and per pair with Misses
Boys and Youths Cater Boots and Shoes Of all kinds and
prices at MLLERs No. lS4 Canal ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Grand street Meeting.

The utter incapacity of the Broadway
House to accommodate the mass having been antici.
pated cspscious stand had been erected In Grands
around which dense mas' filing the street from
Broadway quite TO Crosby st. assembled IN the early
part ID the meeting. AID James Kelly, of the I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
w- Excellent Tea and Coffee, whsle

sale and retail at W. P. MooDY Co.'s Tea Warehouse,
No iS2 Cbathsm.s opposite the National Theatre The
no~ delicious Black Tea drank from this
tabshment and only per 10 This Tea wasimported
expressly for family in and 10. caisterS and Ia and
70 m boxes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
When You want good Boots and

Sboes call at srILLMAS's, No. 2fs Greenwiohst You will
there find q good assortment at astounding low prices
Laoies Caters at 81 aud upward Gentlemen's Boots
from 81 IS. Likewise good assortment OF Boys ana
Muses. Shoes Gents Patent Leather Shoes Gsters &c &c
Rene address No 2s Greenwich st., (wes sde)
between Murray and Robinson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, JUNE 25.
For President,
WINFIELD SCOTT Of New-Jersey.
For Vce Pyestdent,
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM Of N0rth-Carolina

~ The Tribune 10 served 10 this City, Brooklyn. VII
smsburgh and jersey CITY for 10. week. payable
the carriers Names through the PostO Penny
Post viii be promptly placed upon the Carars books
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

GIN. ScoTT AND GEN. PiERCE.-Fine
Portraits Of dsne candidates for the Presden-
cy together with hkenesses OF Webstsr Fillmore Cass
Clay Calhoun aad many Others who have passed from the
Of sction open TO the public, at BRApys Gal
lerits Nos- Ae and 27 Broadway, cor. Falton-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

r. TIVE WIG ALMANAC for 1882 contains the complete
for President 10 1874 and ls8 For sale at this oics
Pnce y. 1t be obtained In Baltimore, at Bur
CESS Taylor'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
A CoMrLrrE REyoLurIoN IN PRIcEs

oy FLooR- CoveRISes-Only think OF buying q and
beanr "a Eassh Tapestry Br0ssels Carpet for 81 per
yard! It's true HIRAM ANDERSON, No. 80 Do very, Is
also sehnf Floor OltClohs al rs 81, SO, ani4 Three
pyCapets Sic 20 beautiful Ingram Carpets 4o. 50c
SO, &c and 7So; Health 81 Shades 75c per
one-half their real value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
INV STYLES OF CoArs AT UNION

HALL--A superb stye Of Summer Cats Of White Duck
elegantly and altogether Of tho thing: OF
the season. has ust been introduced by ROGERS, Union
HsI corner Of Fulton and Nassusts There is nothing
like than In town,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
n Van DEUsEN's Improved Wabpene,

90 beneficial for restoring the hair and changing its gray
color 10 original appearance continues N receive the ex
tensve patronage which its merits justly deserve IL IS 70
be OBJ aimed principal depot No lI] Cham 'ers st.
Noe ~, 1872 SO and "A Broadway and Nos 10 snd lfo
Ailanfir-Af Rrfoklvn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
W GoukAup's Liquid Hair Dye is,

vented; equally cesbrst.d 10 ouRAuos MedicSted Soap
for curing pimples feckles sslt rheum aesh-wornA te
tss saowpesI tan, roashness 40 Poedre saotile up
Whits and Hair 6ioes al - Wslkerst, near kEosdwsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
r. R.-CAsEs RECENTLY CURED

No I.-ISFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM IA young lady, aged
u had attack Of iDHsmmsory rbedHasm on the
Let Of March 1852 proceeding from the effects OF mercury
Of hch .he was savsed 1871 She under the
Of the eminent and kind physicians in the C OF
New.Yok For two weeks she In the most asonz1
pains ard every ur h. friends expected that death would
relieve her Her physician had hope Of her recovey
bottle Of Resdy Reliefwas sent ber and spoid by the
advice ard consent Of her physician who tsi he nurse
pothing else would give her he though that the Relief
would In fifteen minutes she relieved from pain In
three ds, she could leave her snd before the second
bottle wasused up reported cured by the physcan
r. r. is sold for q cents 50 cent? and per bottle No 1852
Fulton-st, opposite ST. Psuls.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
or AEpkEws IL LAnPHIER, Merchant

Ysion have removed from No 2S 70 No, 81 Broadway.
fBrewsers Marble Buildings between Houson and bleeck
SrS where they prepared TO furnish articles In then
ps Al the shortest notice and the fashionable mstees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

" Mr.. GREAsoN, No. 26l Greenwich
st. has displayed good taste In the varied and peta
which he has chosen for thoss elegant shades
of which be sells such immense quantity The tAsses
and Other articles spperainng them te the shades
Of he heat materials and the finish We question II
any dealer in cur city has been largely pstonzed GhEA
son: certainly better deserve success IS every
viii al mit who pays his store visit Morning Saz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
The Meeting In the Committee Room.

This meeting was organized by AID
KELLY who called THOMAS CARNLEr Of the kim
Ward TO the Chair Secretaries, LOUIS y. WADswoRrE
With ward,) and GEORGE w. TaAroHEs, QIlJ Ward
Addresses were delivered by HEssr RAYMOND Ca
NETHRRLAND, Of East Tennessee, Mr 0LVss, 10
adopted citiseD) + DELAFIELD SMITH. (XyGlth Ward
4. w. NoNGANs, with Ward) w. B. MrLLIxn
With Wad) Lieut.. BRowS, Of the New.York vdg
teer,, and Mr.. BULL, Of the Vth Ward.
adway and Grano-st. in the vicinity
of the Broadway House threnged with people nd
professions who were entirely unable TO get u
tpeskers but who made OPP for this dsappoinlpea
with enthusiastic cheers for Scott and Graham. Evs1
Wtid was represented with beautiful banner aada
some Wards several Scott Clubs have been oIgsnfea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
HoMmoNr.-This excellent article for

summer use made from the best Southern Conn also Fa
rna Wheaton Gts aud Corn Fsnasll superior articles
viii be served Ia any part OF the city. Orders left at the
Chesea Mills No Isl 27th-st, or No 10 Beekman-st, will
meat with attention. MUNSoN K WILLIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
EoLIAN PIANos.-HALLEr, DAVIS q

Co.'S unrivsled Pianos with without their much impov
ed Hoan being the desirable Piano 10 large
assortment Of New-YOTk Pianos. Secondhand Pianos -
Pianos let Dealers supplied liberal GOULD
BERRY No. ~ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

Tresfh W6Td-ThOns Csmlsy, q Anderson, j Oh
lerIsr Warren Brsdy, J. A. Baldwin
Thsrseen WGrd-Job1 n. Riggs August |oran Jas
Wlite. = Atkrsnb Jams Dewey
II orrfoenR W0rd-Pusei Dart T.. b. Clayt "a w. =.
Orrpcry. Ssuus Wirher WIN. s. Wood
Fiffoerih HGyd-Sbepsru knsnp. w Underh1li, |. -.
BsLer W y BIsir- AZ r NJ B.Iehfurd.
Si~feeTM HGrd- Nirhl-s ID. an Joseph RODGERS Caai
Ridcl.. Samuel nelsnsi'r, GsOrss CLARK
SerrzfoTTh Uaro-G stuyves.nt G. II. Prarbln, y. C.
Ely. @. SchwArz jr Cbss. q Dean.
lhA'fdh W1d-M H. GnnLel, Eiward Is. Brush,
Henry Prrg
NBcnfersh H'drS-L B. Ward, Ernes. Keys 10, JIln
Ive,. @ " Arer'nn, @. Striker
Trefieh Hayd -Johp A. King Abraham Brown, w.
Sparks J. Loasleing. Henry Mclean.
sBcRETLRIEs
John A. Griffin, WIN Thompson, Joseoh A. Ga iaer,
John :. Taylor, Thoa r ley, Edgar Sprsg1s
Thos Outvaier, Geo w Hudson A. y. Peck,
sias c. Sn it'll, Manuel Lister James Kennedy
1hts r Greer Geo Birkbsck Jr. Ctss q. FoOte
Geo Kellogg Jr, p. {. Van WE. d. L. Petfee,
Harrison Hall, James Gillespie John T. Miller,
Hen HehtaTd, ". ~ Wild James w 'ot1,
Samuel Brevoort II p. Leake, ChAs z. Eversl y,
HoIaro Reed Geo. w. Thurber Robert r. Aia'e,
m Greene. Willard Jebks, {. W.Vln NoD-.ls.
Aim. Veteran, Wa ter Oakley, Thos w. Thorle
Ja. Hsight, Lavrsnce HsIey SAMUEL Brown,
Dsuirl Rsynor. John p FLINDERS, Geo w. Di'ks,
5. b Rousire, Jr., Geo. w Phelps q w: us,
NJ II Chase, Peter Palm. Carlisle Norwood
Moses son. Robt. ". shannon, Ocl F. Benz sui b,
VIM. ravis VIM. Lsimbeer, J T. Coulter,
J.R W,bher j. Van Rper l. DaJton
Alfred Seatles Thomas Chflda
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

n Are you enjoying the luxury OF
wesn one Of RAY ADAmss Zephyr Underv,seIso lg9T
no cool 90 pleasant Try and thaok US for TINS yell
fined sSvice American Hosiery and u dersarment Man
ufs1ory No SOL Broadway opposite NibVs Garden and the
Adefro Titan ofsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
~ The poet saws, Thrice il he armed

~ Inc poet says, " u'r'c II hO NJ tiio'
who hath bis quarrel Just" Nov he who Is armed with
LYONS Masnetc Pills and Powders has this ADVANTAGE tna
whether bis quarrel with BE- just or unjust ne
can eHeciualy s1hdue his enemies Lyon has req ced
bis pce 25 per fash and box for the pills and pow
6eys which is very cheap Bowar Of dangerous limitations
of LYONS Magnetic Powders snd Pills ~bich are t0ed on
the public by unpncpled persons The genuine are sold
rt No 424 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

RIcH CARPETINss.--PETERsoN &c
HuxsHsEY, No SO Broadway corner Of whtest have
lust received direct nom ehs European manufactures per
ch hosc Velvet and Tapestry capetns surpassns any
tnx ever before In this country entirely new
srcIssyeiy our own and for sale full 10 peg cent lo hsp
Other stores selins similar soods.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

CAaPETiNss, &c. - SMITH q LouNs-
sxsy Ne 4ss Pearlst, have now In store eompets and
Sesrabs sa>cI tnent OF sPslse SWISS which they
otgarIns AZ tha allowing very reduced pnces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
HDrab Beaver Hats at So; a splen-

siS .,t;efe ezra W. fictso au
Sssra n.reb.og Oentlemens and Boys SnmmeI h 90
and JAYS ti"ee J. w. KELLOGG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

WATrs's Nervous ANTIDOTE.-The
Editor Of The Sunday das I'd inst devoes great
in its columns ts modus OPERA d. He s the only
thing that will excite fluid from the brn, and that
will tail j. PYNE No. IL Ann-St
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
SnMErnIna NV IN HUMMER CoATs AT

JENNINGS Co's.-A sfvle Of summer business and
travelling Goats been trOdUced by this popular hcm
which IN cut apc hDh suspasses thing OF the kna that
has been PROC this The coat OF fine single
nea Cashmere Of light cool color, and ow, It's exqa
site s spe the genius u young cutter Ia the establish
men who has the eye Of artist and the nee ssary ma
cha ical skill a. realize bis ideas The business world
Il invited 70 xsine lis beau ideal OF uBdress
Coat Inch may be promo nced the most dashng and distn
Rue affair of kind thst the well known house Of
JENNINGS Co has turned out IL harmOnizes beau
tifuy VII the styles Of summer Vests and simmer
Pans.ons Those who pre- clothes made to measure 20
selections from the fashionable readymade stock be
SUI piled with superb lie In q few hours w. T. JENNINGS
K Co. No. Isl Broadway, American Hotel.
~ Five Thousand Brown Linen Goats
far sale Cheap at Wholesale, or 81 at Retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
~ CRlsrAnnRo's celebrated [

Hair Dye Colons Hair WHISPERS stsnte upon
natural principles and warranted free from al csuse sub
stances Is applied daily and cold wholesale and retail
CRsTADoko's Wig and Scalp Es,abiishuent No Asin,
House ". B-Phvsts rooms for applying the oye' an'
fitting on WiRs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

BLONDE LACE BoNNETs.-A fresh lot
inst patterns in mak'at greatly re-
Snced prices As, hand lane assortment OF otner
sye' eO" - JOHN Il. SEAMAN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

" Amid the srrite OF parties there Is
one subject upon which opinions do differ Ask an as
seubsss of politicians Of every creed, whose shirts they
cons der the elegant fa.hoosbe and becomns snd
hig. and Democrats will reply with ons voice-GREsSs
Nc Aslof HOuee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
'.Art IL Ions. ar q tune IL h>etinf,
ADo our h zrb. tough stOu, aad orase'
stin- like m filed drums, arr beating

" FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologi~te
and Publisher. Clinton Hail. No Isl NssssuEt Sev-York
and No I42 Wsshington-st- Bsstou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
uusrrEss norzoEs.
Beavers, STRAW

H.rs CsnpsEr's CAPS &c People have been gruuonag
sbost The eson Rave Il now 40 no uss.s a .y
ns.r div In Broadway The nsst beautiful, syisn
s,s.he aht snd comfortable ih Sc manufactured H
.or whose a<sormept nf these popular articles - wei
:. thsf OF 81 sw Hats childrens CsPs 10, IL WITHOUT az
eonsl. His prices are veB low
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
S.yy AND PRoY,rABLE INVESTMENT.

The hest investment to Invest yourself 10 one OF A. RAN
KIN Co Zph,r MeTiLo Under ests They possess every
quality adapting them TO the hot weather nsu.
- lssc,ty durability and chespness The investmsnt
will paw as thousands have discovered Try ana DC con-
WINGED. - n. hArA' ~ u ~. 5o,,sxv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
GrrIN UP Town -Notwithstand

30, In the snayjgaton' of Broadway, caused BY
he down ofwas and th tearing up OF pa'ng stones
SsNIr In ds that the m uptown CUSTOM overcoming
al n,p@deDts makes way 10 his Bazaar That nothing
ma, b. wanting bis pant 70 meet this pursuit OF iasnioo
sIe,snce under oiculnss he IL continually importing
new styles OF chdrens costume ladies' vaikas nuns
lie &c from tine first houses 10 Paris -,
(yEsIss Bazaar No SIS Brosawsy, St Nicholas HOTEL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Ham DyE AND WIGs.-BATCHELoR's

AND w
Mandatory for these articles lie celebrated in all par Of
the World; persons wishing light elegant and durable
Wig or 7oupee surely be suited. His Hair Dye
applied Ia sure guarantee sold Wholesale or Retail
81 No WaLN Copy the sfdress beware Of limitations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25
Invitations TO Speak.

The following are among the letters 3D.
dressed to Messrs. Bowly, Chamberlain X 4
Haws, Welsh, Jollie, Budd and StogdI Of as
Committee on Correspondence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-25

PARIS MANqILLAs.-The extraordinary
,ere.se Of trade at the Paris Msoda Emporium No Sol
Broad way render ens cement OF the store
to twoe its present dDeunons AS tho enre s.ch must
at,yey h. sold h fore the 9Th Of July the proprietor has
susaied 70 reduction Of pears ooehsf the cost Of I'M
nor,stio. Gro. BULPIs, M. SCI Broadway.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-15
Celebration of the Fourth at Marine
Mills,

! Previous arrangement having been made for the
celebration of our National Independence in an appro-
pirate manner. on Monday the 5th; the day Mas ac-
cordngly ushercd IN MIDST the firing of guns and the
JOYOUS VACCINATIONS of our citizens.
/ At hait-past ten. highly respectable procession
WAS formed in front of the Hotel Walker street,
aud marched under Col. Johnson, through Walker W,
Butler Avenue to the Grove, where the following c-
! orcises took place
A National song bv the choir: Declaration of In
dependence read and ably commented upon nv Mr..
Butler. Of 81 Lons; eloquent address by E. Be
bins, Esq. Of Illinois
The exercises closed wth'a patriotic song II, the
choir The procession then formed and proceeded to
hotel where a repast was prepared, which did hon
or the culinary skill of our host.
After the cloth was removed, the following scnti-
ments were responded to with much cheer and hearty
good feeling
BY Walker-M nncsota-Thc bright star of the
North West, more brilliant than any in the whole
constellation of States.
BY y. Lee-Thc diving Henry Clav-The setting
Of an Autumn sun, leaving long train of glory be-
hind.
BY Mr.. BuIer-The President of the United States
He hes ably filed the highest offices in the gift Of
the peope-inay he FILLMORE.
! BY F. TuttIe--Unclc Sam-Thc modern Patriarch
with his thirtv-One aurhtCrs, and Minnesota about
10 be added; the tairest and lovlest of them all.
BY :. Chrk-Thc severty-siAth anniversary of
seventy sixThls day shows that the spirit that
animated the three, still burns in the breasts of the
twenty three millions.
! BY F.. Bebins-The light, the lie and brightest,
ornament of our festival.
BY Lad,-Thc orator of the day-Thc able ex-
ositor of the blessings of Liberty and Mon; his ell
oquence is only e1'ailcd hy his gallantry.
BY W. Town-Thc Heroes of the Revolution
Their forms have passed away but their glorious deeds
will live forever.
BY IL. Walker-Democracy- safe anchor to
our publican Institutions
BY j. Morc-Thc Spirit of Frccdom--The onl,
kind of spirit that troubles those who II not: al
ready has caused the Kings of Europe to stagger-
may 1t tumble them into the mire of the past.
BY a :. of T.--Mainc and Minncsota--Thc two
extremes Of the Union which hav, united the means
Of preserving IT. may their platform be adopted hy
both North and South.
BY Bacheor-The ladies' Of Marie and vicinity
What pity It's that flowers 80 fair
Are only found very rare.
BY St.anser-O,m host and hosesSTheii's will
be the reward promised TO those who take in the
stranger and feed the hungry
Nothing occurred throughout the day to mar the
harmony of the festival and the citizens Of Marine
will long hold, in happy remembrance, the seventy
sixth anniversary of our National indcpc ndencc.