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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-23
NTEW.LERSEY DYE anal PRINT NORRIS.

T.
~ The above WORKS will he offered az auction by tho
sneria Tcrcurtory sa,e On SATURDAY, the ~ day of
October next between the hours OF aud o'clock L. NJ
1ey lccaisd upon the Railway River IN ths town u
Rrhwsy NewJerey ~ miles rom New York City cont
muncuug by railway sight times sdy ENpense OF trans
roratcn ottegh Yer hundred pounds The works
in capital oder, and ready for inned,afe nee TIE
" urccrcd Printing NNchinc with
- corr er shells bowl Friction Csepders Hydro
EAusctor; tvobow ard three bowl SIZING M,ngles,
Nssbipg Machine Slide Lathe, VITA complete set Of
Tools; Hydraulic Prsss 90 Of Drying Cans Dyens
Machines; Dive Tubs Gigris, &c; Sour.mg and Chenic
Tube Bolns kiors and all requisites Tor carrying on thu
mucy Dyeirg
Tie steam Engine = se,t stroke l6nch Cylinder with
tue boilers The boilers made order IN i2 and
each 81 eet and Snch haes Nero
is aso watr power available for large portion o the year.
Tire buang Of bgck, les feet long 81 feet WIDE
sores hugh There two Dry Sheds upon the premises
Gaoidug facilities or dryug i0O pieces daily Tue Blas
Dye lie q and 3rtcCyer al in trsto
ORDER.
There OF land attached upon which there arc
three dWtb ghouss barn ard stable, SINCE house. car
renter shop and bsc smith shop with complete sec OF
tools The present daily capacity OF the wOks IA Tor tno
production OF SCC pieces LACED Goods % pieces Wssns
ard TO pieces lndigo blue and white Prna For nrtber
Information addr, s. r. Y ROGERS, Esl- Railway New
Jersey
on bond and mortgage
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Chanres for Business Ellen.

'OITON FACTORY Tor SALE, CHEAP
- St.etei IN Bergen County, " j. about iDaT miles
cG The New York and Enc Rroad Consisting factory
eou,ar'os S hundred Daaf nh sndes and the necessary
machinery, al N nrs order with water plenty do
whole year. Also, five dwtns houses srd oatba.inxr
and abOut IL ARES Of lsud in 6stt order Inquire OF
w. q. PHILLIPS No ltc RsuNi,xav
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4 : CHAMBERMAID AMI Waiter by nice, re-
~ sVectabe Girl with coed city reference Can b.
or days her present employers, No ~ HcSst,
BROOKLYN.
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r. Eiphth Ward why's, Awake! -RArIFICA-
TItIN MfETING.-A Public Meeting OF the Wing Elect
os o. the With Wstd will be held at Merits Hal, NO
rs Srripg-st on MONDAY EVENING next, 2jh INST Of
n cck TO ratfy tho nominations Of the several Commit
be-. Many eminent speakers have been invited aud Will
address che meeting fine baud OF muse VIII be IN at,
To- detcr The Jnonists' Club the Lundy Lone Club OF
the 18th Ward the With Ward Scott Legion aud the Hard
Shell Club respectfully invited TO attend By order OF
Mard Committee. JAMES GhlpLE1, Chslf'nah
LAW LAWS q F. w w 40 Secretaries
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A : light HoUsEwoRK. or 70 take care OF
"A children BY a respectable Prof American young
Girl Apply at No lo5 West l6thst 81 floor. back room.
A reli gloss family preferred.
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- Madiaon-st. u. f.. Char:li.-Rsv. J.
INSKIP. Pastor Of said Church vii Preach rnon,
SUNDAY MORNING. ct io4 O'Clock. on -. Resurrection
ofChrist IL the Evening, at ociocS, o. the General
Judgment
t. The Fir, Of n series of s-ermons 10
yourE Men viii he delivered in tie i1i-e1. Baptist
Chuich tiicv :. A. CoSEY's) TOMORROW EVENING
.T -. Free EpisccPs, Church Of The Gooi
vice every SUNDAY e. 10 A NJ and ard = P. 81, IN tie
.difee formerly known Zion Church Motel Of
Crosr.
~ sunday Evening Iccturc.-Rsy. u r. NYE
w. pTesdh e lie CqTeh OF the Restoration brootyn
TIN, aud "a Change after Death" e. O'Clock
To Fifth Cnlver.nIi-t Soeeiy.-Rey. J. II
eAMPBELL vi ITs'eh m me Hs o. t,e ~ Nor
ROW, Sunday 2lth Services at io in the morning and
y III the afternoon.
lT-Tbc Popular Lectures ~ the TabernncIe
will commence on WEDNESDAY ENENlNG, Oct. q,
S The e vet dscoafe viii be
delivered by OLIVER wENDELL HOLMES, Esq.
by Prof AGASsiZ Tickets Of admission the course and
circulars, may be had at the principal book stores
10 TabernncIc.-ReIgioas services viii be held 1t
the Broadway Tabernacle the 2ih inst eonai,1cing
oo foS PTeseESg b Rev WI PATTol D. and IA
tie EVENING, at Il o'clock, by Rev. THOMAS SKIN
NER, d. D., Of this City.
~ The AgnyersaEy Of The Missionary is So
OF the Methodist Episcoral Ch1'ch in 7-st will be held
on SABBATH re1t, the 9th inst Sermon g. l0i A. NJ,
by the Partor Rev. ~. L. SCUDDER Anniversary Adj
dresses in the evening, at o'clock BY Rev H. STEVENS
and others
Ty-"If u Man die shall he live aalin<'-
Elder L. d. MANSFIELD will preach from tis text at the
Church the Second Advent corner Of Iesers ard the
Bowery, on SUNDAY, at O'Clock p. NJ. He wall aso
preach at l0t A. NJ. Free seats
r. Rev. Jobn A. Paddock, Rector Of Christ
Church Stratfod Coma, will preach in the Church of the
Epiphery No Stanton-st between Essex aud Norfolk
Sunday evening Oct "a Service to commence al
d O'colck
II The Fourth in fic Course Of SerinOus ~
Young Men viii be preached next SABBATH EVEN
ING Oct 9th in the Bceckerst Presbyterian Church, by
tie Pastor Rev. JOEL PARKER,D ID. Subject" Caus-
e. OF Prosperity. Services 20 ccnence e. u o'clock.
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mo UARDWARE MERCHANTS in NEW.

Il YORK, BOSTON, Gc-A Hardware Daaler IA a city
IL c. NADIA Wet wishes 20 make arrangement s partner
or otrwisc) "a house in the States i0f regular
supply OF American llaIdwGle. Adde'S H. c. care Of j. g.
Ryan Toronto &. w.
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J. s. REDFIELD, 20. no md II Mass la-''.
NEW ENGLISH BOOKS.-CARLETONS

~ SQUANDERS OF CASTLE SQUANDGR 2yos
MILLErS PICTURESQUE SKETCHES OF LON
Don Fasi and Present.
Z THE ISRAEL Uf THE ALPS. ....,-.-,
TIE BOOK OF ENGLISH AND SCOTTISH 5ONGS'
and the oh,r volumes of the llusrrated Library al hih
ire y bound Ia cloth. --..,,,
Truths ILL SrRATED By GREAT AuIhoRri
HAXLlTTS LIFE OF NAPOLEON bCoNArA"lH'
iyois. .,. 81, .rr ~.
THE HISTORY OF THE PAINTERS or ALL IA
TIOSs wiz, N, Portraits 4ud illustrations OF ,er "oA'
FRANCIS nOkSFALL NJ. 7jI b.0ii"AJ
n B.-The Catalogue OF Frncn Boo" "a reSd5'
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1 : FlsIsHISG GOvERNESs.-A well educated
Lady Is DESTROYS Of situation A. Governess in Gen
lie mans family 10 finish tire educAnon OF two young
ladies IN addition the usual branches Of an Engl edu
eaton Her requirements Muse Drawing, French and
German. Letters, prepaid to COVERINGS, No os'
Br,-dNgsy
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AS Cook, and TO wash and iron, in private
~ family By ore and IS ChambermAid and Waitress or
faur zee Chambeaid by the otEer These girs
a., very expert need aud have excellent city reference
Cal az 80 u 6th-av. N book store.
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Uants.

4 LADY wanting quiet, respectable home,
"A IS desiruus of obtaining situation IN Tpec'sble p
vAe f-lny. Seans,ress Nursery G0yerness. Can
give NEST satisfactory reference Address Miss B. Tribune
Ofce.
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~ EsnIsrant Intelligence Ofsicc and Labor
Exchange. Nos p and "a Cansl-st- New fe.S-This
Office established BY the Commissioners Of EG1isrstou,
where always be found large numbers Of LaooreT sod
Servants low Of and persons eau have
their ordls ed by writing the Superintendent and nd
ing the necessary pay the passage Of toe parties
required No kcs charged b. cInpoyers
JAS ?. FAGAN, Superintendent
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LTOR SALE-A Veneering Saw, with Frame,
Il Bed &C. ell complete and nearly new. Wal be sold
bareain Apply 70 C. l.. M0NELL, No. ~ Wals.
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DRUG sTORE.-A Physician who is about

TO leave or Europe offers tor sale AZ cost new Drug
Store admirably suaed for business. Call at No Frank
In square (Drs Office up sss.Es o. a. lio West ,!ths
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AS SEAMsrREss and Chambermaid, or e.
"a COOK wash snd iron by respectable Protcs.Aa.
Young Woman in private family Inquire a; No SO 18th
So between lst and 2d-avs.
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COTTON FACTORY for SALE.-The Ex.

- ecutois o. AzARIAH SMITHS Estate ofer cor sse
tie Cotton Factory in Msnhus Village, known the Lc
stone Fac,oy~ with tie oning property eoupriainG
ehoEt 50 acres of land which su;ed IA frame DWELL
inghousts a boarding houSe asoreh0uso and numerous
oui-bu,a.rss TIE Factory frame building - BY 70
et TIRE, stories high the lower sorry partly OF sous and
coutsrs 2Co spincles 50 looms mostly ~ aud corre-
spordiug machinery the whole in running order Adjoining
the building wing % BY efeet, containing
nc Sing end machine sa0n.
The Fxe, nors are desirous the estat. aud c6cr
the property Tor sale advsnta Apply 70
CHAS. SMITH. Manus, Orord.sa Co. ~ " oreo j. q.
SMITH No Tea Broad st. Ney-NoSk.
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Gperial Notices.

rT-A Card.-HENRY GRAY, nlester OF sh Sabattis
OF Ptison Me- would take this public opportunity Of offer
ing his sincere thanks to Capt GRlSWOLD and Officers of
ship Ocean Queen, for sending their boats while heavy
sea running and taking myself and of from the
wreck and for his gentlCmanly treatment Of while
board his ship Ny officers and cordially matte in the
above. HENRY GRAY.
New-Yo1k, Oct. %, 1852.
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rY- Lundy,s Lane Guard, Attention : You
WI meet az your Headquarters Blceckcrst HOUSE, No 5
Bltccl rst on MONDAY, Oct p, 81 o'cock y NJ, 70
yrocCcd your second parade The following gentlemen
have en- IIoiucd Finance Committee TO pANe Oh su
able arrangements for such parade VIZ John Pool mes
Ryan samuel Brcvoort, Archibald C. Reynolds aud W ls
Van Mart. (HAS. Is. ALBERTSON, ClalIIntI
bENJ. + Peas, Secretary.
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4 LADY, well qualified TO teach in different
IA styles Of Drawing and Painting. and the higher En-
sh branches wishes situation III the city, either N
&C. col or family. The bst Of testimonials De gwen.
Address r. T.. Tribune Office.
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DORTER HOUSE Tor SALE.-Eixturcs

Stock and Lcase good SITUATION will b. sod cheap,
"a the owner 10 ahOul % engage another business Apply
10 j. VII LIAMS 4 son, Real Estate and House Asen-
cy, No. 29T 0h-av.
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q. Nineteenth Wnrd Democratic Nyhig Ia

UICnttOn MeCIinr.-The UenolTatlc WIS 81 t,o
NNth Ward are reaut sted assemble al Fort George St-
w corner OF 4 tn st, on MONDAY EVENING, 2Nhh7t,
4 IA oclock to lear the RcpoIOt the nominating Commit
t,cs By order of the Ward COMMITTEE.
las. ROWLEN ChaimNn.
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board has ship My officers and cordially u1ite in the
above. HENRY CRAY.
New-York, Oct. % 1852.
70 Alpha Chapter, No. l.. u. u. A.-MeInber-
OF this Chapter AID the Order general invited 70 at
tond tio Chapter THIS EVENING, 10 hear an address
from j. W. BRYCE, Esq, of franklin CHAPTER, No.
HENRY BALDWIN, c. of the c.
~ Eighteenth Ward Temperance Alliance.
Il he members and those favorable the Of reform
requested TO meet in the Methodist Eg9pa Churc6
27th-st, rear 2d-ay., SATURDAY EVENING, the I'D
inst, at "a o'clock. JESSIE w. BENEDICT, Pres't.
TIA special Meeting OF the Memb re ofthe MER-
CAMILLE LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS viii be held on
THURSDAY EVENING Nov. 4, 1852, at :! o'clock to
take cOnsidt the subject OF cnargng the Library
Rooms and Of providing for location called at tho
written request of the requisite number OF members. by
order of the President. JOSEPH BLACK Rec. Secy.
ryT~ Globe Lodge, No. 335, I. o. %. F.-The
members Of the above Lodge hereby notified 10 a.tend
ct the LOGGER l.. o'clock SUNDAY for the pI
pose of paying the last tribute of respect 10 late
thy brother, WILLIAM FIGsHwATER.
JOSEPH WALLWORK, n. O.
ADAM CLENDINEN, Stc'y.
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~ Eighth Ward Regular Wing N0inina-
"@lIy, JOSEPH R: FAAET. Fer Jas,ice q District
Court, With and lXth Werd$l WM b. MECH. For
JOHN FOkSHAY. For Constable, WIN. b. JONES,
JOS c. DEVINE. BY order OF Ward Committee
JAMES GRIDLEY, Chairman
L. + WsbswoRIH' Secretaries
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vTHE GREAT FAIR of the AMERICAN

Il INSTITUTE remains open 20 the public daily AZ Cas-
tie GsIGen. TO-DAY, at y NJ, Mons. Alexander viii
make IA second d' nonsTatiOn with his Submarine Boat
desceLding tie lotion OF the remaining down
sufficient time satisfy the most sSepticl -lt or
men, rising the surface and descending ~ peasIre
These experiments Interesting; the moh1d il bnsd
upon philosophical prncp and important 10
those connected with marine puTsuit. The Fair viii
tnue open to the public during the ensuing week. By
order Of the Board
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~ Homes In NeW-JCPScy.-The Third Maintain
Building Association Of the City aud County Of Newly oTk,
Lave decided ts Loan Property III the state of Ncw
JGtey, which Offers great inducements 70 rsons residing
tie wishii join Building Association to So
cure homes for themselves Entrance Fces, 81 Monthly
Dues s.; Value of Shares $500 The Association has been
chartered siX months and in good prosperous condition
Il will hold its eighth Monthly Meeting on MONDAY
EVENINGneNt Oct Is, at ocock, ct No 80 Broomeat
81 floor Entrance in rsby-st) Office No. 81 Clan
LtIs 81 JAMES :. IlbBLA, PTcsdelt.
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10 Eleventh NHrd.-At regular meeting OF the
Wings of the Nth Ward, held nj No - avenue d. ON mJ-
day evening the following resolution was passed;
hsolced That inasmuch late Wards ~ the Win
Cougressona Dstr ct have given the most poJr aSlr-
that they wi render as the justice we demand az o
Garlic oproftuny IN their power that the Wings OF the
Min aid will acc ucsce in the nomination OF Hon H.
,lr.rrowrr 70 elect him DANIEL nERRlCH, CAN.
PEIER V IlIsTED, Secretary pro ten.
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A STUDENT of the n Y University, VIII
IA preparing for the Mnisty and il ANXIOUS 10 suppo
himself through his course Of udy, IS DESTROYS OF te,ci
ing an hour day in respectable tlmly. Apply 20
No So Brsome-st between and l.. NJ
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'VHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

THNHE BRYAN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN
Il ART, containing series Of authentic Paintings from
the celebrated masters, in chronological order Eon
Guido de SienDe AD lz2 down 10 Horace Vernet, will
be open exhibition THU RSDAY October 7, ct tho
Society Library Rooms. Admission Is Exhibition
hours from SAM. to PM, md u 10 9 Pm.
ATTIGNON's GYMNASIUM, Nos. 15o and
~ lGl CrosLyst-Mr C. r. OTrIGNON begs leaves to
remind the pubic that his Gymnasium open daily from
snne until ~ Z. H.. for general exercise 0entlemeu's
Class evening O'Clock for class exercise and
instructions Boys' Glasses meet Mondays Wednesdays
tJd Saturdays, at 81 in the afternoon.
GATTLER'S DIORAMfAS will open Oct p,
- o. O'Clock p VI. The second series OF the COSNO
RAkAS closes Oct so The Exhibition ljth-s and
Brosdw6y. Admission % cts.
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= URTON'5 IHEAIER-Chalnbers-s
ID THIS EVENING, Oct. 3 viii De performed
UNCLE JOHN.
I-uclo John Mr. Flscde Friend tl0n2s Johnston
Nece Hawk.....Hrs. Dyot Mrs. Comfort Mn hHshes
MILLEk'S MAID.
Cief.........Ir. Thompson Phsbe....... Miss Ne5')a
TO conclude with TIE MUMMY
Toby Tramp. Mr. Burton Fanny MIS- Fsa
Lazy CBsihcEShn. Johnston SPsan O. Dyo.t
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XNANTED-Fiye or six ladies' dress and
VNANTED-Twenty Ladies, to ornament anl

w make Paper Ma.ae goods few viii be taSen
20 arn. They can take the work TO their homes.
Good hands can make from So So per week. Lessons
half hour each Apply At No. 633 Broadway.
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COPRANO WANTED-Fot Church,
ITO WATER.CURE FRACTION

4 man and his wife who have had considerable eKper,
ence IN Hydropatbc establishment IN the country would
BE- did similar occupation either N town OF coln
try ReTeEce given to late employer Direct L. b. Tab
Une Office.
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w a Aluy "i.o n,S uau ~ :.
Of English Branches. getler with Frer sud DaN
in- NJ objection going South. Address NO. 50 0ro1i
way, TO :. {. CLARK.
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ITO PRINTERS.-W good second
Il hand HsndPrcss supeuoyG size, in eIelanse 2c
auy KIND Of printing material a. cash pnee5 JUN
g. COOLEY. General Agent Sew-Engiand Wood Type
Co. Norwich, Ct
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WANTED-Three or four Men Of good hab
w is, to work Fork Ind Hoe making By the Fork
and Hoe Manufacturing Co. at The Empire Iron Work,
EaSt lfh-u NJ Y
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~ Sunday Evening Concert and Literary
EutcriaiLmcnf, TOMORROW FNENING. Oct -
al tie Chinese Assembly Rooms No so Broadway. leo
ture aud kec4iaions by J. b. BROWN. Singing by Miss
JEANNE REl NOLDSON. A Professor VII preside Gt
the pauo-lOite Doors open O'CLOCK Adnlss - cents
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AHARSh,s COuRSE OF BOOK-KEEP-

IFl ING-Ths aud beautiful work printed IA coiors
fox sc IT the authors Counting Rooms tor tho Practice OF
Bookkeeping. 10. Sel Broadway. Price II %
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~ Fifteenth Ward Win Ward Committee:
Il me Wings OF the \Nih Ward respectfully informed
tut the following gentlemen have been appointed as a
Fusuoe Committee, WHO alone authorized 10 maze col
sctiors FOR the XVIII WaId
Shsr i,rd Knapp Henry r.. Davies, Edwin j. Brown,
Nm g. gfslnc Jas W UndcThlll. Isaac NJ. Phyie.
By order OF the " ard Committee
JAMES W. UNDEKEiLL, Chairman.
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n The Fourth in fhc Course Of SerinOus 10
Young Men will be preached next SABBATH EVEN
ING Oct 2fh, in the Bceckerst Presbyterian Church. by
tie Pastor Rev. JOEL PARKER d. Subject" Caus-
Is OF Prosperity. Services TO ccnence z. y O'Clock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24

liens entitled the protection Of this Government
in conformity with treaty sipulations, whatever may
have been their conducts and say the executions and
butcheries which took place ia Cuba direct and
papable violation Of treaty stpulations which granted
the right Of trial. according rules therein pre-
scribed. lImmensc cheering The stopping Of sup
plies to the patriots Of Cuba and the free permission OF
supplies the royalists sided OF neu-
trality, entirely tie side of despotisIn.
Judge Douglas was equally decisive in regard to the
affairs Of Nicaragua, Mexico and the Monroe doctrine
Of foreign interventionhc would only enforce this
doctrine but he would give Great Britain understand
that the time had gone by for the extending Of British
dominion this American continent another square
inch Cheers II was time for young America finn
mense cheering TO assert her policy and position
among the nations Of the earth
Being asked what majority Illinois would give for
Pierce Judge Douglas said, il you will name the ma
jofity for New York, Pennsylvania or any other Demo-
cratic State, and add 5000 to that, You have my
swer. TCheers.l
General Joseph Lane was glad TO be here-it was
good TO be hers-he was now, perhaps the hsppest
in this country. He congratulated the Democracy
on the Baltimore nomination.
He believed the Democratic party best calculated TO
govern the country, and that the Wings be
excluded from the Government for the next twenty
years. lie believed the democratic ticket would sweep
the country from The Atlantic California like whir
wiad, and by unprecedented majority. His first
choice, Of all men, Gen Cas-. [Great cheering,
and cries of there too"
He has done more for the principles Of party
yes, for the country-than any other living Democrat
but we have Frank Pierce who presents as clean re.
cord any man in the party.
Gen. Lane spoke with great enthusiasm and humor Of
the prospects Of the Democratic party wish Pierce and
King.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-06-24
washing.On Ra.iaeation Meellng.
WAsHINoToN, Wednesday. June 8

WASHINGTON, Wednesday: June 9, 1852
AgTeeabY 10 the call Of the Jackson Democratic As
socinIi0n multitude Of persons assembled in front OF
tns City Hall this evening
General Robert Armstrong elected President Of
the meeting, supported by about thirty Vice Presidents,
among whom were Thomas Richie and Amos Kendall,
and there were half dozen Secretaries.
Mr. Richie called upon for, and oppressed his
hearty at the nominations of the Conven-
ton speaking Ia high terms Of the candidates, and then
causing letter from General Perca TO be read dated
fremont House, Boston, May 81 1852, addressed to
Maj. Lallvi in the OF which he said If the Com
promise Measures not be substantially and firmly
Sintanet the plain rights secured by the Constitution
will DO trsmpled in the dust. What difference can it
make you whether the outrage shall seem to fall
on Soutz Caroliua Maine, ". Hampshire7 Are
not the rights Of each clearly dear to alll will
never yield to spirit, from considerations of
policy, which will endanger the Union Entertaining
these glews, the action OF the Convention must, my
Judgment, be vital II We Of the North who have stood
By the constitutional rghtsO OF the South be aban
aOned any lime serving policy the hopes Of the Demo
crazy and of tho Union sink together As told
you my will not be before the Convention bnt
be importan beyoad men and parties-sranscendenl
important 10 the hopes Of democracy, progress and
public liberty"
Gen. Cas- then introduced. He was received
With cheers, and spoke as follows:
congratulate you, my fellow citizens upon the for
result Of the abors Of The Democratic Conven-
ron. They have done their work, and have done il,
well They have presented to our standard bear
ers during the ensuing PRESIDENTIAL Daign, able
and an honorable citizen, with a character beyond re-
proach-s true Democrat, tried patriot, and an ex.
peeneed statesman who has faithfully served his coun
Try in high stations, in peace and war, and who will
serve her with equal fidelity in that higher station 70
which we intend 10 elevate him know him we'll and
say Of him what know Of him. Tie will go for the
unlon FOR the whole Union, and for nothing but the
Uniou and The Constitution dscsrdng all sectional ice
Inas aud dscountenencing every effort 70 that
agitation from which God, In his mercy, has delivered
=, AID ssnfsssty trust and believe that whole