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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

We think it is Gil Bias who terms the fees
of physicians a salary OF assassinations." We
have been reminded of this mpertinent charac.
terizatiOn, by observing the report of the post
morton examination of Mr. Websters remains,
and contrasting it with the bulletins issued
during the progress of his last illness. Those
bulletins spoke of his malady as being an in
hammation of the bowels, and at last, when
the doctors would seem to have been at a loss
for good reason for the character of the symp-
toms which his illness manifested, the predic-
ton was haZarded that the immediate cause of
bis dissolution was a cancerOus affection of the
smaller intestines.' The post morton examine
ton showed, according TO the attending ply
sician's own report, that Mr. Webster died Of
an aggravated and lOng-standing disease Of the
Grer; but the report in no way alluded to the
Supposed cause of his death. Ii so happens that
blindness Of the doctors in this instance was the
not attended with any distressing consequences,
inasmuch as no remedies would have reached
the actual disorder But We have in the case a
significant intimatiOn Of the reliance TO be
placed in the judgment OF the most sillful
medical practitioners, even in the middle OF che
Nineteenth Century.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
"IAIlIENsELY UNANIMOUS"

Inasmuch as our Loco-FOco friends have
had the Election all their own way, We do not
know that We ought 10 criticise the hyper
bolcal expressions Of their joy. These take
all manner of forms, and frequently give to the
reader as much of amusement as the triumph
itself does of satisfaction TO the writer's.
Among the ambitious headings which announce
Pierce x Kings election, Git seems to be
recognized generally as the success of firm
rather than of President,) we observe The
Washington Union heralds the result as having
been accomplished with immense unanimity"
We thought we had observedin times past every
variety Of expression applied to successful po-
litical efforts, but we have no recollection of
ever having seen an election before chronicled
as immensely unanimous. But perhaps the
completeness Of the sweep is a sufficient ex-
cuse for this extraordinary touch of the de-
scrptive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

~ The News from Mexico indicates that
the dissolution of that Government is nearly.
it not quite complete. Instructions exist II
almost every point, and the last extreme Of
anarchy appears 10 BE- at hand Without the
appearance of military despOt to bind the
country together again by their sheer force, it
must, now We think, fall to pieces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Pr,s or ALL NArIoss-Stimulated by the
Suspd that NV exists in European cities for this
ssesui csc VI ard Indispensable article OF ladies' eos an
% 1s ' he eroruCu ex that has hitherto attended
Ne OF fine Furs this country the proprietor hAs
been induce largely into this branch Of oi'i 80
with natl 70 MAINTAIN me reRsiston F.,n.s
and Econ my and having lased 20 great extent dur
Fur S4es he Off IN TINS n' not 10
be found 70 aI9 other store IN the country
PRICES FURs.
rnsr;aI Russian Sable the complete inc udng M1f
(uas sud Tippet from WV 70 %
ysyy 6ne Hudson's Bay the set complete, in
Gliding Muf CaGs and Tppet from. ..;... 60 70 80
pass Russian Ermlne, the set complete inclGd-
ins Ma6 Cufs and iippet from. ........... 6oto 80
inS Sns Cut. and Tippet. from. ......:... SOTO 90
inr Mui, cuffs AID Tppet, from. .:....:n.. ptO IS
French Sable, the st complete, including Muf,
Cuf. and Tippet from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25to 50
German Sable, the at complete. including Muf,
Cuff and Tippet, fron .................. loto 90
Cofs and Tpps t. from ..........'...... 25to 70
Caffs and Tippet froTn 2Oto SO
Huf Cuffs and Tippet frosa ..,.......... 1910 s.
Muf Cuff. end Tppct from. ................ sto IA
Gliding Mua Cuf. and Tppet, from 1910 IS
Muft Crs and Tipret from ............... 5to 10
Mountain Martin ihe set complete, including -
Area Iypx' the ~ COM leto, including Muf,
na snd T5pret from Observation-Disclosures. 2to s.
LG ono XII s', Goa. End isppet 1870 "a
f, ca: s s5S NM iHg from leto IS
Neutral Genet the set complete including Muh, ..
Cuff aud Tippet, from. ...:..:.....::. l<to z
C'. pa nns, d to %
A single article such as a Muf Cuffs Tppei, |ictorine
or Boz at a PROF. OitODete rate. ,
Vurs altered cleaned or repaired under the
90 ~ q nrscticsl Frercb furrier GEO. BULPiN,
Paris Mantilla, Cloak, FUR md shaw npouun:
no. 96I Broadway, New-Yors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
rSfS. 4,

Il KENTUCKY, TENNESSEE and perm,
NORTH CARoLNA-so the Telegraph repors
have gone for Gen. Scott after all. Jlr "a
you please, gentlemen; don't put yourseSss a
any inconvenience on our account. w.e
EQUAL TO either fortune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
For Europe.

The next number OF The Tribune for En-
ptaR Circulation viii be issued TOMORROW MORN.
ING, at O'clock Ii will contain all tire Latest
News up TO the time Of going press. Single copies
in wrappers ready for mailing, be had al tie desk
Price Six Gents. The Niagara sails from Boston o.
Wednesday al u O'Clock.
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EXCURSION TO KEYPoRr on Tursp,y Nav o


BKAuriFuL Lors AT AUcrloS.-Mr ALRrsr
IL NIC0LAS viii sell THIS dAy at 0clock on the sr,nrs
81 beautiful Building Lots a, Wssiehester Thsse io
are without exception the hsSi that have hem ofer,d
for many wears. Pre- tekets VIII Be faraished 10 an
perso, esrous Of attending the sale sppiyng 10 tie
iuct;oueer DO 10 wssfrect. We svise readers %
attend the sale opportunity for persons seeA-
Ing country residence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

BY TELEGR,PH.-We have some very inter-
e. ting and important from MeVico this morning
Congress had resolved to mpeaeh the Ministers Of jus
tioe and Of Foreign Affairs Rebolledo had sent two
communications 10 confer with tie Supreme Govern
mcnt in relation 70 the nsurrcc ion The Missippans
have probably voted by large majority to pay the
bonds formerly repudisied-Thc Crescent City landed
her mails ard passengers az Havana but received no
iico that this would not again be permitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

t. A correspondent writes to iua,;,.
whether there can be any truth in tie "A.
report that Gen Scorr attributes ccss,s.,,
bic share in bis recent political defeat to \.
Satanic Press We answer that the a..
bears its own falsity upon its face, for i, am
known that Gen. Scott never reads that p,,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

u MASSACHUSETTS, holds her State Flee
ton to-day. We have hints that all sorts of
queer results may be expected, and that the
returns of former contests afford No sort of
criterion for this. We shall hear tonight.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

A COOP Look FOR MAssAcHUsErrs.-On o.
the Boston papers, matchmaking upon the capi-
tai chances of the Wig parry there at the
state election to-day, makes this statement t:
TO gan the election of Monday next, therefore is Is
necessary only that the Wings should make a compare
ye gtn OF 600 upon the Presidential vote Of Tuesday
Easy enough. And what is better, our pros
poets are equally hattering all round.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

Ham DYE AND Wfes.-BArcHEIos's Man
uescry Cor sese articles is celebrated in al parts Of the
world perpons Wishing hyhs elegant and durable Wig or
Tospss surely be ssited His AAr Dye sspPhed 4
guaranteed or sold wholesale and seta at No Wall
st Copc the sddrsn-Sswsxe Of szssstasns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

WMTER-We shall soon have the biting
winds OF the north playing about persons and those
who without coats pants the other hablments
necessary health and comfort, should call on SMITH
NICE No l2 FutoIt who wall do your business for you
chfaD,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

Strongest that are going. In that point OF
view we respectfully commend the above TO
their consideration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

COEnEcTIOS.-FJh Hard.-We understand
thst John MeKimnin (Nhg) is elected sor in The
Fiih Ward instead Of Beebe, Goco,) as heretofore
reported The returns sre--fcr McKimnin, 1854;
Beebe, l,22i, Majority for NcEinmin, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

SoFT WHITE HANDS ARE DEsIRABLE.-La-
dies unns India Rubber Gloves for coal fires and all house
hold work of white hands Chapped hands or salt
rheum Immediately cured 10y their use Sold at HITCH
CooE LrADBEAiERs No. SAT Broadway; BgRRAN's
No COL do; RICE SMITHS, ~ do. and by all Rubber
dealers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

WORMS WoRMs!-There is no disease so
common among children and yet which fre1uenty
battles the skill OF the physician They are high
detrimental 70 the constitution; and their presence should
be carefully guarded against 10y parents On the first mani
staOn Of symptoms, every should be used 20 eXpr
them promptly and thoroughly. McLASEs Vermifase is
veil established the certain safe and speedy
edy ever off rcd this troublesome aud dangerous usdy
and al who the OF children should keep
this invaluable medicine al hand In addition 10 M perfect
safety il never fails 10 produce the desired effect.
For sale in New York wholesale aud retail, by g. v
Cckencr Co. No 81 Barcay-st. aa Boyd Paul, No ~
CeuItlandtet Sold also by all tire principal drugsis.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

NEw-JERsEr.-The majority in the s,,.
against us is at least 5000. The Legis,,,,.
stands as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

EV The Germans have produced some very
excellent remedies for various die ases Among nich sy
b. specified Dr. HOoFLASDS celebrated bitters iof 81 O
C. Jackson and used with TenarkaDe s1eSas IL Hf1r
complaint aundce dyspcps:a, nervous ceOy ANA eoH
eral derangeInent of the stomach The sunday DePach
SAYS OF this medicine: ~, o. n.
tiers the patient does not become dominated out cS--y
cor sideraon Tie BteTs pleasant IN taste and III -
and can be adinst red under any crcunlstAnc TO TIRE
most delicate stomach Indeed they be used by OIL per-
SOILS with the most perfect safety. II would be well tor
those who much affected in the nervous system 70 com
Ipepce with one ieaspoonu e6s ID gradually increase
We speak from experience and are OF course pioPrr
iudte The Tr g. far and wide have united IN recon mend
Ing the German BteIs end TO the afflicted We most coz.
diav adv 81 Their nae" -,
For sale In New.York by A. b D. Sands, corner Fulton
and Wiein-ss; c. Ring, corner broadway and JOINS
and by Mrs Hays, II Brooklyn.
II FowLERs g. WELLS, Psychologists and
Puhishers Clinton Hall, No 3l NassEu-St, New-ioEk aud
No. AZ Washington-s st., Boston
~ General Mutual Insurance Company
Merc hants Exchange No. tconer Of Wall and NhAil-
'' 1iarine aud Inland Insurance.
VII IT. AspIrwAL1' MosEs H. GRINHrLI,
JAMES BROWE JOsEPH w. ALsoF, r.,
RosERT L, TAYLOR. PAUL SPoFFORD.
LEoEARDO :. SVAREZ, THOMAS L. STANToS'
BENJAMIN BABCOCK, ELIAS HICKS,
JoHN b KtTCHfNC. MN. BARSEwALL,
Y. a. DELASO, yLkBhIAH NtLbtft
S,uuTI THOMPSON JAMES t. S0UTTEr,
NoRTIMER LIVINGSTON, ChAs. II. RUSSELL,
WM. 8. WETMoRE, Z. Il MARsHhLLi,
WILLIAM T. FCGNiSs, J. ID. hURLBUI
y. G. RUTGERS, RAMSAY CROOKS
JosEPH SANDS. WILLIAM b. BOLLCs
J. ELNATHAN SMITH, q. MERLE,
WILLIAM II. MACY, g. II. KoOP,
T. T. Dawson, d. C. KiHGsLANB.
AbFPFD OGDEN President
HENRY HOLDREGE, Vico-lresident
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
PREPARE ron Com WEArHzR-AlthOugh

PREPARE FOR COLD WEArHZR.-Although
November is Fall month, il generally brings with 1t a
"npping aud eager air" that renders warm clothing
necessary for the health well desirable for comfort In
anticipation Of The chill, blasts which will soon prev
we that W. 4. Jennings Co. are already displaying
almost boundless variety ofready Oyercoa over.
oks Clocks &C. OF the styles which 10 be the rage
during the ensuing The apparel farnshed ether
readyInade or 20 order by the firm w T. Jennings
Co. city, has been considered ever SINCE we were
YOUTH the beau ideal Of elegance Their slofe may o.
said 10 be the gisss Of fashion !" ond JENNINGS Coat
Vest or pair Of PanaoOns universally understood 70 Dc
beyond all question model specimen OF the regnng mode
In yorcOats they have this especially distug
thonntevts We end men OF ashon to exam
inc stock Nothing Ike it viii Be found IN any estab
lssne n in the same line Clothing made 10 ORDERS rarely
equal ID fit and their ready-made arncnsi aud,
when they order perfection may be expected
without fear odsappolntment. W. r. JENNINGS 20
No 81 Broadway, American Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

PrySsYLvAsn- Fourteen Counties a
cially heard from show the following result. +.
compared with former contests:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

~ Various news items, &c, will be iu,
on our third page this morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

JY In pleasant weather prepare for the Sc
we're or IT. ther words ladies' buy your urs for the a2
preaching winter KNOX hes, as u'nal superb as
and his prices very low knoKs sales room
where be procured the most elegant as Tor gene
and cape of every description for children IS at no 10
fultD1 At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

PARIS CLoAKs AND MASTILLAs FOR NOvEM-
ras-The subscriber has received and will have ready
for inspection, Tnis DAY, twelve cases conMnns esnt
hundred surprisingly beautiful garments modelled by the
most celebrated Partisan artist IN Velvet Ladies' Cloaks
Satin. Ceshmeres, &C. all OF which he oilers on the most
moderate terms. GEO. BULpIS, No. SCI Broadway
Paris ClOaks and Mantilll Emporium.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

SEAsoNABLE CLOrnING.-Jt can only be ne
ce~ary TO int 10 Citizens and Strangers who in
want Of Fa Clothing that their wants can be answered by
calling at The Go hing establishment OF H. L. 9siER NO
n Con,andtrree where every article in the Clothing and
Quitting department be procured on the most favorable
teIms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

Ey FREEMAN, No. 81 FultOn-st., the cheap
eat bstr il the world has been induced by the urgent
hcitstOns OF his lady sto to add TO ms extensive
STICK If Has Capss aud elegant assortmen oil
Furs cons ng Of stone Ma tin, Fitch, Enune Chnc1ia
and Lynx ictOrres, Boa rOkas MuHs and Cuts which
10 viii o. r. the lowest pTces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

The GoLD MEDAL.-The first premium.
Gold Medal awarded GURSEY, at the lste Far OF the
American Institute for the best Dagusrreotypes ever ex
hbted" styled by the Judges and connoseurS Of the
ART and can be ct GURSEYs magnificent Daguerrean
Gallery, No. $40 Broadway, corner Of Leonard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

MoRI BABES MoRE BABIES! MORE BA-
is generally reported that more babies are brousa
TO PAGES Dezuercoype Rooms corner Of st1av al
81 have their pictures taken than 20 any oneI e
uent IN the city Lkeuesses Of Infants taken IN i1ar
onds Lkenesses Of deceased persons and nVsid' "
their resdeuces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

dkas.-ihe best assortment of fine Teas
Chsiham-st, between Pearl and Reosrxslt b. ils,f ~.
nf ~ W ne ETY. We assure our rcacGs Tat thsy
~ 800 ssh sse~ here, either wholesale o. retail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

SUPERIOR fURs.-Ladies, IT. you want 10 select
from large assortment OF Furs got up In superior STYLE
and comprising every modern shape, go b 1oUNGS pre-
MUM Fur establishment No. 81 B0wory HIS stone Mar
tins Minks, Pitches &c. &C. really handsome HIS
SoDtag or Bertha Boas are really beautiful
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
Nnr1or-C. wv. SANnrRs q 60. no. 3OO

THk CHEAPEST DRKSS LADY CAN WEAR
HTCHC0cG LEApsEArEs, No So Broadway. cor, Leo
nSiGst, have just spened spleadd stock O. Nous line
de Lam, from auction. OF dark winter ooOIs and beautiful
styles which they offer shilling yard Ga iog any
LsAyS morning OF house dr They have also 1apegb
stcck every other kind Of Dry Goods ted the season.
Winch lhlN can olNr az graA, hAIsA.ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

~ PETERSON & HuMfHREYS, No $40
BFcsdwsy ct Mhite-st, receiving Grls, from
EurVfe end The AUcscn Rooms unusually arge and els
CANT sioek OF Cacnss, surpcssng II brnancy OF cOors
nch.ee design and IN al ANYTHING offered IN
nerket Many patterns exclusively AID to ne
soei elsewhere Also TIE renowned Worlds Fsr Carpet,
tn one xntlrN Iece % Which cal nnhhc ar-.nt.n..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

II LYoS's KATHAIRos-For presseeryTinls NJ,
restoring AM besuiyrg the Har-ihe nos "a NJ
Article ip tie world Ladies Try H. IL costs Dut = esH
h srge hotties and sod BY eli principal deAers
ont Noh md south America Europe and the isians VI
liz Gcesn y. THOMAS Lyon. 10. l5l BIoid"ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

MILLING UFF-IOMMENCING MONDAY, NOV. .
@ Nj BoprE viii offer to the ladies Of this cl;y and vi
outy the greatest bargains known in DRY Goods.
Lad 60 wishing SILK Merno Shawl DE Lame PaTamaa.
PLAID Flames Blankets anything In line, now Is
yCuI me, determined 10 close out The eutire
stock Come one come ala large stock to choose from
No So 0randsL. corner Orchard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

ONCE WoEN ALWAYS PREFERREp.-Ihe SUI
peric Ku;i NOoeu Meriuo and Slkf adler Garments OF
ftr,dhy RAY ApaNs are made to III the humsn nrn,
eof wan durable and cheap; they the Ne Pias Uitrd
of conivrt and economy. RAY ADAMS, importers and
Manufacturers OF Unacr Garments aud Hosiery, No. sci
Brosaway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

" GoURAUD's Liquid Hair Dye is' without
,xceUtion the very best invented Eluaiy
l. GouRauDs Medicsted soip for caring pinpes nsSHs
alt rhcurn esh worms eteT, saowlesa, tan,
ebsrs stAfe. cracks &C. Poudro Subtle uproos ar ron
any pant Of the body Liquid Vegetable Rouge; LILY " 's
snd Hair Restorative, at 81 WskeT-st near o'O-N"'J
u Such caustic materials as lime ana IL
tb,Tae form tie basis Of most Hair Dye No; 50 CRsT4o9
Ros Liquid Hair Dye whsnsver II has been Irisa M
variation has been accorded results IL Is ne Ohy Dy
In the world tia; changes the hue Of the BAR without
ng the fibre ,nd thus impsrts tint entirely natura
A,.ur House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

FAcrs WORTH kNowNG.-The Store that
sels Dry Goods the qualities and latest styles az
the lowest prices is N BODiNEs No. s. Gland street,
cones OF Orchard just received from Auction, new
ShaNls, Silks new Merinocs, new d. Llncs, new
Csfhnties new Plats and new GOOdsOfevey sclptOu,
which will be sold cheaper than any other house sell
thtm. Ladies respectfully invited to cell and see og
then seVef.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08

MOURNING CLoAKs AID BoNNETs.-Ihe most
extensive assortment OF Mourning Csaks aud Bonues IN
the United States exhibition at BARIHO- oMEW
& MEED's Mourning store, No sol Broadway. Also,
awe eel, oied stock at Drces Goods, CONSISTING vi every
article rablc full and half 0cunng mark the
name and number, BARTHOLOMEW 4 WEED, No. 55l
Broadway, yearly opposite The Metropolitan Hotel bctween
Spring aud princests
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
Cy oft in the Silly night,
Ere slumbefs chains have hound me,
The bedbugs and the roaches have
In thousands come around me
In vain I'D turn, could.n; sleep,

The TICK betlltu ~ nc SHf
TIL kilrd them all, both great AID small
With powder bought Of Lyon, No. IA bIosH''t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-08
1t received from Auction, u large in.

voic OF rich goods ladies consisting OF McnnOes
StaWls aid De Lsines, Silks Csshmeres, Ladies Coh
Flame Gnd Blanket. Look out Tor bargains.
q. III. BoDINE, No S5 Ormd-st, csrner OF Orchard.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03
Henry Clays

The telegraph announced tire death Of this dis
tinguished statesman at his rooms in Washing
ton. at minutes past II. A. ~, on Wednesday
last, the 30th u,. As soon as the intelligence
was telegraphed to Baltimore, Philadelphia, New
York, and other cities, the bells were tolled, the
stores closed, and all business suspended for the
remainder OF the day,
Henry Clay was truly a great man, and the
American people will long revere his name. lie
was born in Hanover county, Va, on the 18th Of
April, l777, whence hs removed in 1872, with
his widowed mother, to Woodford county, Ky
He was elected to the Legislature from Fayette
county, KY, in opposition to Felix Grundy. In
1906, he was first elected to the United States
Senate for one year, to fill vacancy, and fire.
quen,ly afterwards, as is well known-and also
TO the House Of Representatives, over which he
presided for many years as Speaker-in all oil
which he stood in the first rank. He filed with
credit to himself and honor TO the country, III,
post OF Secretary u State under John @ Adams
and dispisred unusual ability as one Of the spe'
cial representative. Of this country at Client, as
also, in his transactions in various official ways
with foreign courts and dipomatsts
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-07-03

At meeting of number OF citizens interested
in the moral welfare uf the boatmcn ON the H.
LIMOS river, the Canal and particularly tbs Ba>ou
at La Sale held at Granville the l6,h ult, q
society wa, formed tur the purpose Of supplying
this class Of individuals with preaching books
tracts, aud bibles as iar As practicable. The 30
cicty orginzed 10y elcciius Rev. Mr.. Powell. Of
Mt ral,tmc, PRECEDENT, Rev, Mcs,r, Gilmore.
Cross, aud Benton, V. Presidents; Rev Mr. Pool
Treasurer; aud Rev. Mr. Cody Secrc Oary. A
considerable amount OF names was raised at the
meeting, and memorial addressed To all who
may feel an interest in the cause Vas prepared
by committee aud adopted by the r-ec,ns,
This isa surjsct which appeals strongly to the
sympath;cs OF a moral and religious community
and it Is hoped that ~ efforts will be spared IN
fully carrying GU, the objects OF the society