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T..c Webster Committee.

ApLI Z. n s7rIa no
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numbers in Con.titution JIa l,t evening AM socprd
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promote the hlminatich " MT ven ~. iie chsT "'<
occupied BY Mr. Horace Ioof borrow
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fmeo i that Dir NuIra. iolm}n had been engaged 10
speak % them t,is evening Tho announcement ras re-
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ce'eo vain appa and Ar Hcfnan, On coming for
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-. -. - - ' - ''"e' ~
s'Sf' ''1n " p'ilAH - uanrl Webster or his cause
nor 20 attempt 10 arouse tier feelings bv 4 flow q.
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ii'S , ~ h.nNe, ~ M contest Tor th9
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North. oil The abolition and foe soil elements
Of the North viii have to be resisted; and in
tho West, q formidable coalition win have to DO
met upon the important question Of river and har-
Dor improvements. IL will be an up hill business
for We have now no Texas question to carry the
country by storm, as in 1874. The contest will have
20 be uron the standing issues between the whig and
Democratic platforms
II is believed here in the capital, that in view of
the probable election of Pierce, all the democratic
western railroad stockjobbers-all their harb0r and
river speculators-all their steamship mail con-
tracing companies, or individuals, Wilt mako ire
mendous and combined effort to get as much money
as possible out of the treasury during the present
session, fully convinced that Pierce will close down
the gates ald take his seat upon the lever TO keep
them down. On the other hand, the wings look to-
ward hoelessly to the election of Scott and to ap.
preparations by millions to rivers and harbors-tO
good stf tariff Of seventy FIVE or eighty per cent
average, instead Of the present average of thirty
Per cent, and to the most liberal margin upon
steamship enterprises, and 10 distribution of tho
proceeds OF the public lands among all the States,
unless tho Homestead biz, now before tho Senate,
should be passed, in which event the LOO 600 900
acres Of the public domain Will he disposed to
tua settlers free gratis for nothing: and it is quite
likely that this bill viii yet be passed, in order to
bring the wings to the testupon it. \ on may begin
TO look now for the passage of the bin.
Clearly, however, General Scott. upon Taylor's
platform, and for protective tariff and rivers and
harbors, will make tremendou, fight in the North
and West 1t IS possible that he may make as clean
work OF Il as
Old Tippecanoe and Tyler too
But in the South it will be all the other way. The
nomination Of Jones. of Tennessee, for Vice Presi-
dent, may carry that State for Scott. Kentucky is
pretty certainto 60 with the whigs and thus, look
ing over the whole field, the democrats will have
one Of the tightcst before them since thai
OF 1874 which, upon. chongc OF some twenty five
hundred votes in New York, would have given the
election to Henry Clay.
II is thought here that Captain Scott ought to be
indicted for wilfui murder IN killing OF those thr-
lnft
We understand, that upon being charged with
having been at the bottom Of this business Seward
percmptoriiy denies any collision with Captain
Scott whatever, though he looked for trouble at
Baltimore
Well, we know where the democrats stood exact
1--WE also know pretty well the wing schedule for
1907 between them we cannot avoid sectional
battle, and as the North is the stronger section,
there will DO work to do to overcome the whig
ticket. The success Of the democrats will inure to
tia peace Of the union-thc triumph of tho wings,
as they now stend, will reopen the slavery agta.
ton in all is bitterness and endaBgcr the very ex-
istence OF the Union, Yet the result is doubtful
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THE PRESIDENTIAL QUESTION IN NEW YORK.
Enthusiasm OF The Democracy.

MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE N TAM
MANY HALL-THE OLD wlGwAM IN MOTION.
The fret meeting Of the Democratic General Committee
since the nomination Of Pierce King took piece last
evening in TsmInany Hall. Augustus Schel ESQ rrc-
s.aed and the utmost unanmity sentiment prevailed
The committee endorsed the nomination with great en-
thusiasm ami unanimously adopted tn, following rcso
tions, which proposed by 4. I. wiliycr Esq -
Resolved That this committee respond enthusiast
cay % the nomination of Franklin Pierce Of New lamp
shire "a the democratic republican candidate for the
office OF Preden. of the United states ~ the National
Convention al Bamoe-a man eminent Tor his services
TO his country conspicuous for his g,untIy in the field
and especially distinguished ~ his ftLri adherence to
the principles Of the democratic republican PARTY in tho
nariou p,gh cv posluohs ~ "hce re ms becn p!acHd
On bhsf OF the democracy Of this city.hoy hail his
nomination With the same unanimity with Which Il
made ly The assembled delegates Ut Baltimore, from ali
parts Of the Union and hail HIM in advance a. the next
President OF the United States.
Resolved, That this committee spond with the same
enthusiasm 10 the nomination Of that 10 tried and dis.
tinguikhcd astceman William II. King Of Alabama as
the candidate OF the democratic republican party the
Office Of Vice President Of tho United state
Resolved That this committee cordially sopt in their
length aoa breadth, the resou ions adopted by the Ma
tionai Convention as the platform q The democratic
I'd TO thc surngcs :. The people of the nittd states
Resolved, hat although tic name Of Lewis Cas- j.
Rev York animated with The rrt Il fatern1 concord
for the sentiments Of the democracy II the Union
which tbeT have been distinguished bow Willingly
70 the unanin Gus nominations made at baltimore and
trust aDi lelieye that democrat throughout the non
aihougo disappointed III the selection - fJEoritc cart
oates will unite with the democracy u this city in giving
TO the nominations an unqualified and unanimous sup
port.
Resolved. That the democratic party Is party. W.
afe proud 70 say Of men ana principles We Crate
ful 20 the Baltimore Convention for the who have
been selected tho standard bearers Of he democracy
N the coping contest We sic moro grateful and
more rcocto at the aif Of principles ia 6Aich the
convention have embodied the democratic creed upon
which and FOR which. the candidates to be elected
In lrsn.Lin Pierce the friend supporter ~
Lewis Casa, we recognise who will be 10 he
principles which Lewis Cas- has protested honorcd and
Illustrated and fer which lac viii always be held in crytc
III, M rul,1
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The American Geographical and Statistical
Society-Gsr. MosqUerP, late President Of
New Granada.

The above society lid IL monthly meeting Inst eve.
ming n TIC n.yers nbout fifty nenberS present
The minute oihe last meeting we're read and approved
NrIffrI rade report from the con NIT appointt
for the Iupos Of considering the subject q the pubca-
tirn Of bulletin q be octy operations and stated
that II bad been resolved that wLcn sum of $3.50 had
been subscribed would be taken 70 issue the
first number and without definite pledge as to the
time Of the issue Of the second number they would zee
what arrange mens could he made for regular issue
lie olsc stated that the subject Of the society having
room down town had been considered and that the
iIesent. the proposition had been deferred Until the
advantages 10 be derived thcrerom He moved that the
hanks ef the society be awarded 10 Senator Fish for
the public documents he had kindly forwarded, and
That he BE- requested TO continue his fayors Carried
unanimously
Mr. DEWIrr III oopcooD read letter from Comm nder
hbegod oithonayy accompanied by the prcscntatcn of
valuable work ly him, entitled Memoir and Maps Of
IaBtfnn being coll elton II sketches and maps and
sailing directions descriptive and for the navigation Of
the 1aoina ccat, especially in the neigbborhood Of
san Francisco and San Miguel Ia that State
Dir, BLcoHgooD sHO reed communication from FIR
Mauvy, 81 The Washington Observatory stating that
Great Dftb was DESTROYS Of cnlargug It's meteorological
observations and Inviting The operation Of tho Society
therein Tie IctCr further stated that England wse Do.
fir,ca u oIaining the voluntary cooperation Of the
esn Mcroial and laval influences q I'll cLer 4rm IA.
titas.
m r-vqr srggcscd resolution 81 ting the nt,r,s
tbs society flt hear ,g tho ros's Of tc observations
In The vattr, "a California, yaeb was unsnimou >
adopted.
NJ Baoonooop reed ~. & in Professor u my st...
r. pr'v afte) toai ~ Si4 =, Caa l1tVatgn would
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The General synrd Of the Reformed Dufeh
fhnrrsS

The oppeal case q Rev John s. Fbaueh If New York
was The principal item q business yesefny but tho case
dlcion q The clafi that adiuJgsd him guilty and OF
thc particular ynoa that sugainCd the ca.s will be
rcFeTcd ~ the General Synod His congregation was
hyid,d On doctrino points and bitterly Gsoerccing and
rot q Their nsints being German, II Is thought the
charge q REPORTING tho numbers q his congregation with
fraudulent neut VIII not be sustained and Ids conduct
unC The dncut circums nnccs 10 which h was placed
VIII ( rcgagd With duc allowance. The President II
the synod Rev. ~. 0bcel appropriately received Pew
~ 'an Isnat ~ eEday O. dtlegai from the last Gone
ri A.stml.y q tle rIDsbytcran Church OH School :
ana ht N rry Delivered On excellent address. The al
ott. j. t1af = the American Board II Foreign Mis-
l4e 1eety ~ Ely, nr Stiles were deferred 10 ibis
i"s-tt ,'H "Nt9eE ~ leGsne time Rev DR.. Pibnoy,
X. ~ = shh Colonization Ill dsvcs az sdd1ess.
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I n l. L G r A p II | { !.
The Democracy Throughout tho Country.

EueSs OF the Nominate ton Of Gen. Pierce.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEw ORLEANS. June I. 1852
General excitement and enthusiasm prevails conse-
quence Of the selection of Mcssrs Pierce and King as
the candidates for President and Vice President one
hundred guns were fired in Jackson Square yesterday
afternoon. in honor Of the nomination.
ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Louis. June I, 1852
The OF the nomination Of Messrs Pierce and King
vas received with much rejoicing. Saucs were fired in
various quarters Of The ciiy in homer Of the event
CINCfSSATi.
CINCINNATI. June I. 1852
The democratic nominations to give gen II ss.
faction to the party here Thirty-onc guns were fred on
SATURDAY night The Enquirer the organ the demo-
crscy here psonounces the ticket most excellent
NORFOLK. VA.
NoRrorK. juno S. 1852
The democrat'c nominations by the Baltimore Con-
vention has caused great r,joicings boh here and AT
Portsmouth