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LASD sOIs sal J.. ntADlSU%.
NIL ut Villa SaLls"n dec =, VII, co
- WeIues az, wa March "c for sale it,ha
Maisna Mills. cuun:v Madison. III. al AID :" wirh
died slzud anG o-.ese nhuat "tc h!nla
and .n..!i The amd IIrs L. cad
VI iInr. the read Loading :It NJ
uiase iIrsr Locust dale MucG oi ills OF as Greer
The Ieiyh uhuni ) n lie, Irtoe
TERMS Of SAE-nc halt IN, puichate mrey viii nc re-
guIei be paid cash the ott,I a twelve nohs gon
Lay OF sale VIII, lntr. purchaser
BON, and The deferred su
srru, upon back The bend hat lie int e>!
WIN be miltcJ pcl paid the LAY the LoG iai!s due.
THIS WEIGH, Exec'r c: Vim. Halsoa. t.cL.
I
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KENT, PAINE {; x EST
q RE receiving, ty various Arrivals,
n Whlr emlru.In.e.! Swiss MHsin5
Blur. ;iGk white Ami b.c: Grapes
Back twisted Silk Nii;s
SUPER China AMI penGcc iliHdk:rchcis
Blue Vel Brrgrs
Gro lie Ric and Maize al CraYas &c, Hich 40 oer
Ing Is
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CUMaiIsSiUA EE's OfFICE,t
WARSAW FEBRUARY z, lS5l

vrY farm Richmond, Is oHcrrd for jc u e"1
w tains 20 acres good buildings would sci ctf gLHi"
- iNnv. 24-cHiil JOS SlANNt..
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Nj fvSIeDc, Sir: could sr.id you iozon ccri:a:ss
sr.- of lie ready effects your valuable
sl;, asa direction. lEGscG, know persons who
ave comparatively. but com.tG in The
which called
~ cTiucca iic sl- '.j o; ,hc Bsln This disease last
n:.Es. iGi the ~! utrr!c 'reltiul he
The gentleman ;nl sn!nel.in. !as:
hin. a- 2l } That H. chiI, aa die
lva hin! bottle the or
si i.rc.- him 10 take ,caspoonfu doses Of bes, Boz
Cruy IL. ILL: :y of breathing greatest Next
IA osi ~ Lesporan. will an! him take bottle.
Ba..;a ui Vii! Cherry home Will him Present, he
hism Il had ",! much expensive medicine
rrn. NJ T. ..r and expressed his :tlii:uds
n: 4lc said he .iina had s.Ye his life. paid his
Jill, took six :.icI H.! let 0!:e Cor l'mc
;,.c!l: Ny:y respectful yours. NM. SHAW, VI. ID.
Wi...u Sa:,a tltbliUt AI:. IL, l>H.
F,- sc u "h,eyai: c,illl General .rn, SETH
" Gu". T.: W.i.ii -;tce !i,s; Mass, aa ~ lis SUB
u :l;5 l,r,.:ii,w: ;He c"u
Nsa: a,au.., a,s tc BUTTS ss wrapper Prizes
d.. 4. prf bottle. OF -. ',.ics i've dollars.
GiSSoR 5000, az! ADiE GRAY. Richmond,
a ~ n.asgisrs everywhere. Feb. ~.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,iEs.LE PRICES CURRENT.

THURSDAY, FEBRuARy rs.
,,crD- The market shows some Improvement in
.,v t,b,cco since Friday last. Sweet old to5ac-
p:ee ouav suited for manufacturing is in active de.
Co. I'D also 1t i'm )rovei pTices. lies from s. TO III %
n'a ;, ysry quality. The bn;k of the receipts ol
10 continues ID DC OF very quality and sells
g - fer hugs ana 10 Tor leaf of poor and mid
i;?m ATS and 80 to 50 f1: fair 10 good and i:w
chn. 10 O. The latter price paid to-day for manu-
~,. hid, which We ocleVc Is rs nigh as any new 10
oMWIc ar.-Supevior White los c;s Red loo cts.
gGtItS-Sehmand 81: Scottsyil!e 81 Is.
rJSN-G9 G2& cents.
,iaE NEi!4-65 ~ ceuts-tuE.
| GiIS-ia cents per bushel-in demand.
aYE-75 10 80 cents.
Fis-5s:o,, No. n Cut s. = n - s S!.ss s.
IA l. S9G. Shai-none i'll market.
'LasD-Nsw in barrels, los cts; kegs l0A cts.
BiCoN-criu,e Baltimore Sides 10 cen's;-
sh,2lders9 ,;o
CoFFEE-prirs new crop Laguayra sha9s CENTS RIO
good to PRIME ga Oh. ,;.oz
suGAls-New Orleans AZ 81 cents; Porto Rieo
6s cents. Or,s,na
OLASSES.-Sweet Cuba Is 70 cts Ne" o'''N'N'
LIME-sales from wharf 81, from store s.! A.
SAL'T-From store 81 50; sales irC'a w;lari - ~.
Uiy-Snr,hern in haIcs-lrom wharf 81, from store
sEEps- sSss. fer pri;'ss n, new 10 ,sr,o
sTEELAs5es M According 10 duality sweed
So nSs o. sss h's to Sasg.
'GuANO-Peruvian s+6S from wnar
PRICES OF sroci<s IN RICHMOND,
e,s..cssp wEaNLr JOHN A. LANCASTER;
'' g.. d. d. interest from Ianla 1873 , !Sss
almond an Dansis Railroad bonds 100 par anu intft.
* nnt Ci;y Beads This week, par and interest l9j
Virginia EanS 100 ltI
v ES 5 Fire 40 u,;ine Company mu ,9s
ne, o,n ts HisS' And potomac Railroad 100
Gs:s., Na sud- Pe~:.Hu,s Rarosd o oo e
~, ~. rrrra., kauaw:: Company ou 10
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..s-is>SfiT''s UEIiCI4.
IN FniRTEENT! STRICT, airr he E2cIaGoe Hotel Hlt


Feb q \. SITUATION. Ric,mnnd Va
:. NJ !, .5Is rs, l.sra'iCI1.
t c s" . 80, IA ~ ~ -s'4ss ''''' ''''"
ss:* H :. r x ::s e; ; III Ls:sr 5
y L. 20 q ~ L :! 81 y . r. :i:,,rr-
Whole d Dls Xat Il si f., 81 rr, !n"'
w,. L 2: :: y :: ~; IS 8 3 - 10 ,,,orrr
"" pa@ H.: Il Ssaass! Extra, Case 80 ret i'
7sne ]; g. q. % ,ri:. II. sy o. 81 % II LAMBERT
81 3 q Z! q II il Is . ~ 9! 49,, 4
nla~1 - .! Ksn:a,sy cE,;a, W. ., Feb. -:
D:.wa No* ai Eer'u:sg. 80. =, rrb 81:
Jay. g.. i;; !; i:s.rs Ga; : r. g:
If.M' s. ); g Es", :; Cas- - FEB s'.;
ii D' 81 = . = 80 !; 8 81 T. . = 81
ze::eTaes see the " esl>.
FRIDAY The Kentucky ntcf.. C!a-s NJ: q Capitals:
s3 s' tH. 3!G, sol ~. ri r, 81 - Mo-. IL drawl
s sSsf'S Grr !t FIX l SATURDAY. FEBRUARY sr
The ancky Stljt lnt: t''ss Ct;',: 80 -, 2jtG
1853, 1880, 1917 ur' % i} va" 4Ssj. r IT Gn1
being The lose ;hps @""bsr pfEe' i H"s d@. Tcas:,
s2J-sGtres IN proportion
o'clock Ma"! the ra"'ngs.rs received the evening oy
i- i..was. :sa,ser ~ Than.
days AID Saturdays. Sa.Is c"ec a O'Clock Price % Tickets
nor!crsov ackasr Certificates rscsag Ticket,
above Gree Maurys Lotteries (u
which tr"a 2Te: :: PRICE 'a!a !!"' slor
uaraed ins!asi! san aiTetusr. %c& requested :!res
Exchange Place Richmond. Va
- xeeoiecr No 3ThcGcs iH2S iac1i nua5cssays f1r,
+. H;9itiiI5 u CO.,
s.ucrE,soKs OF u. PAINE & CO, 2Ini:as:crs of Lot
y nRlLLisNr IU!r&#y F"& T:rauAEy 2a, l,5,
oEAsp CAPITAL .Iil$p.
Gran! Consolidated Lottery. t!ars f. drawn HaGn1It
Frlr q isJJ NJs
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CCk's crs7;CEi, IYu street, ,!oor- ahrvs he
60 ail.a;IArc.
Grand i.u:.r.y CiasSr irirI@Ynai Baltimore.
SATURDAY. - II ir.wa t:ahd Capitals: iLc
49, .Ss.tui Dr OF jrE. !Jl, :iojI. no o. :H. o; -
Tickets S: ...Nr: ~ halves Certificate pact
are OF w.iu'es 5Is9: I,.!vr: liz; Quarters ~
~ i,otli AMI hail lotteries draw Maa!ays and FIJI
day.. Dollar In.,rs,t. draw Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Friday St. S.a! r:rcc.osc ii hall o'clock, 4.
~ Sac>in.lnr:c ~ :i".r IL hall pact ..
Dl!c:s Ticket ii the MryGTt Lp'ltrirs. vii!
meet ;iIr -; ia a. a!.s>.io
e.. u. iti,... Richmond, Va.
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before this office, OIL i.esad! Tue - 0's " '
tns next month, NTH, r. w. rESDLEToS
TyCuNSCEIIY.-AK Rules IN Clerks cai:s o: lUg..
2 1 nnns', s :nI.r::ur ' pIIiatra:
chirss D. Allen anh Dca r Wilson, Defendant
The ofi Of hIs ss D 70 t nt r: afsy1, o te
executed by Charles Alien t" Benjamin ":on LfGc' s -
by affidavit that .hc defendants residents q "
On the noon If III he lain IT. ey si e Tor al.
publication Of his order a"d d" what 's nee: aft 10 ''
sesc s scks the shmon Enqe o.s or
coa"sss of H sos"y ." he m %ooDsoS C.
Fss>i-:wiw
oss 81 Il; citS Court ios cunsessa: c. tly
"a NY 4'S u e st.nsDuiy, P!an,G:
The o"isc: "f sls suit divorce Mary saa'htny from her
hu.aana benjamin >a"sbey siss"s BY a"svi; IT,. hit ,.,. The
mr. BY her asorasy it ordered ha The adan 90
within month after due u''ea ion OF 9,ae sa
sre weeks !" hs Eehm0n' 70
r" ".s " he ion oos % c"ut "a:
DAY q The n next next. Court Il, Il wooDsoN,
STOW Es NHSGEs Ar LEXIS EpNS %.TE &C.
MO peron can doubt the GREAT ~ .ne Use :"
y Stoves. Tin, J"panned and Iron are CO.
e. Tar escsra..d "Endess Chain Pump has only to 20
knaw to be sHET.RESes to any other A''
F9E An viii eeise especial care and aed promptly sr
as epfesentrh ara nHeleC u
III. lowest ca SN PRlCES WM u ENSlEn,
9--tISr~t - 49,,
SIS OF SOLE. &c.-Th- undersigned 10 ~ P4:e!
n execute the Snis Guano, MARI Plaster &C &c
| II the Laboratory Of the VI Institute
NAV be forwarded through Messrs Webb Bacon "
Richmond or Echos Pryor Lynchburg Persons
further formation, will please address WI nh
n.c al-c3m Pros enrc h"rsr and Aeriru fnFe !
for LACED IN 'eaIh"sj a."
"a wears lately rursuin7 that Office IN one OF .hs ol'e
meet with mha ehea.
in nrivse family in Virginia She wall give tnat"oG" ,tuu
complete Ehsil-n -.
Muc French Drawings. ring insfaeiTn 10 h
80 ~ SHADING and Painting wafer colors For urher l
inoA ivy, nlc,se address H., OF MAJ eT
Henry Harding, Esq, % "ai Street, NC" AVA w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

EXCELLENCE EHCEiEEN.
SIMMONS SURPRISING HIMSELF which IL br%nn! dnab;
made .if.st his beautiful adi thiul picture Lola Mon.
,c which she SAID herself 81 ars sat 'r number OF
pcturts cvumy, this il Tie ony peacs me-
like all much indeed" LAYERS 81 ne pictures nVl
ted and examine this aud uci pictures OF distinguished
characters Cnries for sa!c by " y SIMDSS,
2J-iw iJl ha'n street, E'Cte S'iuIrc'
ESOR COLDS AND DiLLOUs HARRISBURG n.sT
II LIVER AND PlRGATfE PILLS kSOWS.-lf ynnr Ever
il out order you will have the dyci. an indigestion Ii you
are bilious yo require good pur.rc eiici" Ii you have
nu Liver Pill D Roses celebrated Rail Roal .iai Hill uE
p They 90 ahead o Ill others III ciT cool eaecti icy aud 20
CENTS tho hoS.
by Purcell Iadl & CO. Bennett ieers Allie & Gray
Gaynor wood A. Streckcr, H. X Duyai. Blair, A. eses
W. r. 1.afd. Ecu. -
rE7O ALL WHO SUFFER- Any PHIS.-l! you have
any pain yuus limbs. d"f. bc. breast suier with Gull
bans Dr. Roses PAN Cucr will give relief Frce
2H aud 25 per bottle.
For by Purcell L.td Co. Scnac. Peers lie Il GRAY
Ga, Wood o. A. SrecEer, T. Du"a. Eai, W F. Laid
F.b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

FIFTN EDLLAES ItE"AitD.
SHAKEp away from the sub crh" lhI muatn boy na'ne
w Wi linn Alexander. is about Is years Old ie ar
inches high a sandy co'crcd hair and erc, has rather
stupid appearance excited He had VIXEN he left
bin. nk and lntalors lie belonged the estate oil
Mr. Saunders o Prince William aud has probably returned
,ohat place. Ten dollars reward wi; be paid for his delivery To us
Appreciated this coauv twcay dollars found elsewhere III
the State. and City doi!arsf artestei oG of the safe
Feb c6-f STEAESS d BRUMMEL
4 ORRILLhRD'a SNUFF.-h supply Of Loriiard' 9
4 SauH in boulrs for sale by
Feb 81 DOVE & co.
GLOVER SEED. -GGU bushels choice Clover Seed
~ for sale by
Feb is EDMOND. DAVENPORT ( co.
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10y virtue suhdty my han. snail hs VIZ
ES liam Court pe MONDAY ;r T2 DAY ~ March Next
bin. by ub:c auciin to The n:Ihr' h der
h.i-ing The r-'ac a. Thomas '" B Greg@y,
.isc'L--lno, OF them aud G!seiy Tc!Ins. cash
wM. VI. TURNER. y. s, for L W Fox. Sheriff,
Eeh i3-clhs king WIllItiI COu.tN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27

1CaJYsIS Sc.-The uuierrisIed 10 ~ P':e!
10 execute the analysis Soils Guano Mari, Plaster &C &c
The Laboratory Of the v " Institute ~
may be Messrf Webb Bacon "
Richmond or Messrs Eco, Pryor, Lyncburg Persons .s"s
further inorinatiun will please address WI n.h "
n.r 3l-c3m Prois ch"n,i. and Aertru 'ur'
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AT COST FOR CASH

4 RARE CE.tNCiG To HUT IkEADI MhUE
CLOTHING AL KEEN, CiiiES = BALDWISS,
IT, hAS STREET.
'sHE subscribers fi themselves At i a cri9 OF he s"ason'
with entirely many heavy coocs I:, ati deter
Those persons "hn have nn already supplied
themselves make olr acrrs; I" purchase an t them
and wo must have Nuw Tho great catacc large lot
Uyecuats. Winter Focxs Pants Vests Sc III an' only
Feb IL KEEN. CilII.ES IL BALDWIN
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For aist Agencies general refer I" the aycf
Preparations, under Ike Gnrd Samaritan,
'.Dvus Oracle Of IIcaiti.' For sale By AIDE GRAY.
Ei.hnoIl, Va anal Druggists generally.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-02-27
IAAD FOIt SALE.

IN compliance with The County Court o! Chesterfield
4 in the OF Powell vs.powr Gid nr.. l. c"inns
yi,I public I've store 81 Thomas jc n
son, the Coal Mics Chesterfield cCnlIy on IL ESDAh
Gh March II A. the tact of LAM. mer1ned u! tni ceriee
Of lard and Hes mnGisiey ~ TIE
ii. Coal Miirs not 'laE M" t"i
some the contain 'Ehhe eta
Ia of coal n u i! tract l. ~ mrr ard lea
inn edlatc!y the Richmond an, DaGrhe En: Road
the purchase uIoGey cash: 1neir rH!a
HE IN 1n.s tn. balance ia twelve M"ntEE the Set sd
the day Of rhle and tho Tile oil tho
said property be until all The IayurnsGre marie
EIb I2--rlGL WM -. CIR aiHaH. Com
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30 - TO 30 FINE Young Mules, ECI: SAFE
- y All AUCTION On FRIDAY. !,iay ii .i4:c!. i.. m.
snl Bacon Qu,Tc baHcI 1avera to:I-uc.a. IL
Muits. tla. Mare buggy
The good size, :E.c old IL tic
order Among them scve:A! r!'s o: mack
mucs
TERMsCas, sa.aiory e"dcrsIi nes"tt BE ns: a. oGt
months. viii, neres. added. W.GCDDiS, iUc:.
Irb
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e, LADY, lur several years eD- isen IN 'e
"A years lately rursuln7 that o''lce IN one o.
families on james River, wishes 10 meet WIN -
in rrivsle family in Virginia. She WI. sre ~
IN IN. various BRANCHES, forming complete hms
Music, French and Drawins-co,npn,'ns ihI'. sr
India ink, Shading and Painting IN waIsr So'o1 {,
tieulars and references. please address. e. r.. -
Henry Harding, Esq, % Wall Street, Ne" York.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-24
Still at his Vocation.

That "artfal dodger"-our Post Master-who
assumes throu Oh. the Mirror, to be the. censor
of all mankind, finds himself in rather snug
corner, and as is usual and customary with
him, seeks refuge in 5lackauardisn,. His three
or four last issues contain proof enough OF our
assertion, that his vocation is to slar rather
than to deal in decent language. and he is well
come to all the laurelS he has won in this de-
partment. But we have to deal further with
him as to some of his positive assertions and
shall most assuredly follow on his track SO long
as he makes statements which are scholly un
true and published in spirit of malice. He
pretends to "lay open" that awful transaction"
which he talked about week before last, and
which he said would excite "5oth surprise and
contempt Driven to the wall, he was obliged
to manufacture something, or skuk quietly
away. Here is the result of his labors:
Since the nomination of Governor Hub
bard, until up 10 the time the jump was
madeto which we allude, the Times sleadi-
iy upheld his nornination by The Legislative
Caucus. 1t disapproyed the movement and
censured the portion of the Democracy who
desired n peoples convention to nominate
candidate for Governor, and was OUT and.
ont an old bunker. Well, this course Of The
Times was distastelul TO the Wild Cats in
this city, who forthwith resolved that the
paper musr speak their sentiments and not
speak against Them. The question arose
how TO accomplish their ends. The thing
was caucussed and talked over, and resulted
in inducing Two printers to go and endeavor
to purchase the Times of The present pro-
prietor, but being unable TO agree OH The
price, the trade was not made. The next
move was TO start new paper or import one
from the east, but finding the opposition so
strong, the Times caved in 10 the wildcats.
Now this amounts to just this the Times
was forced or bought to forsake its ground as
a supporter of Gov. Hubbard, and become
the mouth piece of n clique of men that is
hard al work TO defeat his election. The
Times turned a political somerset, in the
face and eyes of politicians, and as polili-
clan, we felt at liberty TO allude 10 it. Its
reliability may be judged from by this change,
and It's veracity judged of by its denial of
these plain truths.
Now all we have to say is, the above asser.
lion is downright falsehood, base fabrication.
We defy Mr.. Haines to prove it. Let him do
SO, or stand convicted of writing and publish
ing tafsehood-a base calumny. We shall pin
him up on this point, and we assure him it
will take more art than he possesses, to sustain
the false position he has taken. We advise
him to go to work and relieve himself from the
dilemma he is now in. 1t will be time enough
then for him to talk about the s.veracity" and
reliability of his neighbors, &c., sc.
We shall say no more at present, reserving
further comments for another time. We will
simply add, we alone, are responsible for
what has been said, and hold him on the
other hand answerable for what the Mirror says.
the entire control of the proprietor alone,-con-
tro.led by us and no one else.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-24

We trust be has yet many years TO live, be.
tore his mission is fulfilled; but when he
dies the Church will have lost Christian
the world man.
The, charge,s by Rev. j. w. Thompson,
Y. D.fwas very impressive production.
Following the charge, wac the right hand Of
fellowship, which was given by R. P. Cutler,
OF Portland. in an appropriate and effective
manner. Then came au address to the people,
by Rev. F. T. Gray, of Boston, which was
appropriate, pointed and able. s..zss-s-szs.sgs
Those who were present speak of the whole
services as evincing much ability, and of more
than ordinary interest.
The following notice of this Society we ex-
tract from the Portland Advertiser
Sc This new society, the first in Bath of this
denomination, has erected Very neat and con-
venient church, capable of seating about $50,
constructed in the style of Grecan temple +;
and while 1t Is of moderate expense, it is en-
tlrely IN good taste and creditabe to the peo-
pie. A communion service has been presented
TO 1t by few friends in Boston, and YESTERDAY
they were promised clock by a benevolent
Boston gentleman, who took part in the per-
formances. Mr.. Willis, the new pastor, is of
the brldgewater stock, which for more than
200 years has dwelt in the old colony of the
pilgrims. He has had experience as pastor
in Walpole, NJ H and Petersham, Mass, and
enters upon his new duties with spirited and
united people, under circumstances which
promise great usefulness and success"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-24
A Dark Night.

In one of the young cities of Maine, not
more than fifty miles distant, one of the honor
able members of the new board of common
council made great mistake one very dark
night. 1t seems city pound keeper had been
recently appointed, who was going to do up
the work of impounding stray COWS with ven-
geance. The aforesaid councilman had been
subjected 10 much inconvenience from the dep
relations and believing of cows in his yard in
the night time. Having exerted his influence
in, the board of common council, to fix matters
right, and got good strong ordinance passed,
relating to animals going at large, he laid his
plans the night beforehand, SO as TO make
somebody suffer in the morning in the way of
paying out certain fines. About midnight he
was walked by noise in the yard, Calling his
son, down they went and found one COW on the
premises. The night was dark, and everything
round was dark, but the cow was hurried by
the gentleman and his son to the pound. The
keeper came out with his lantern, ready to
place the animal under lock and key. The
three gathered round to satisfy themselves as
to who would have to suffer in the redemption
of the cow, when the son spoke up, saying
"achy, father, that is our cou :" The council
man and his son were seen, thereupon, step
ping very quickly towards home applying the
lash to the back of something that could not be
recognized in the darkness.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-24
Democratic Caucus.

Agreeably to previous call, the democrats
of Bath met at the Common Council Room on
Thursday evening last to take into considera-
ton the subject of holding ratification meet.
ing in this city. The meeting was called to
order by DR.. S. Anderson, on whose motion,
Oliver Moses, Esq, was chosen chairman, and
Fred.D. Sewall, Esq, was chosen Secretary.
Voted unanimously to call a meeting in this
city to respond to the nominations of Pierce
and King. On motion of ]. Ellsworth, ESQ.,,
voted to choose committee of nine to call the
meeting at some suitable time and place, and
make all necessary arrangements. The follow
ing named gentlemen were chosen: ...
Henry Tallman, Henry w. Owen. Jeremiah
Ellsworth, Richard K. Smith, Jacob S. Sewall,
I, G. Stockbridge. James w. Frye, Arthur
Brown and Samuel J.. Allen.
Three hearty cheers were given for Pierce
and King, and the meeting adjourned.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-06-24
Late Congressional Election.

Our assertion that Reed owes his election
entirely to the votes of the free soil party, was
boldly denied by the office holding organ in
this city-the although, perhaps, an
assertion or denial of anything by that journal,
would not weigh mnch with the public gener-
ally, especially when its present position is IN
derstood yet we wish to keep the fact before
the people, that Reeds victory was achieved
solely by the aid of the free soilers. We give
below some extracts from the last Portland
Inquirer, the free soil organ in this State
They speak for themselves
1--WE stated last week the probable result
of The canvass, and now have the pleasure
of saying that by the aid of wing votes the
free soil party has triumphantly elected its can
didate, HON. ISAAC REED, as representa-
live TO Congress.
The wings have not the magnanimty to
acknowledge the free soil votes, nor did we
expect it, for the favor of the overseers is
paramount to honor or facts. They shout,
Glorious wing victory See the influence
of SCOTS nameo &c. .-
They might as well say, See the influence
Of new NOON Had not the free soil
nomination given a chance of success, their
vote would have been very small, aud now
il is much less than in 1850. The demo-
Gratis are trying to apologize for the defeat
on the ground of apathy &c. But we can
I tell them fact which they very well know,
but do not like to own in the hearing Of The
slave power. There are people in Maine
who hold themselves above the Office OF
southern scavengers. Had the wings dared
to present a compromise delegate, his vote
would not have equaIed two-thirds of MIR.
Reeds vote.
The party of freedom has honored itself
and its cause in this election. 1t has dem
onstrated its organic life and power. Ii has
more than efaced the slight dlshonor of 1850
in that district, proved that its public action
can be relied OIL and the party trusted
Such character is vital, and we are proud
OF this renewed evidence that it is ours
Repeated post norton examinations by its
opponents had pronounced the party dead
but in single week, at mos; busy season,
| it springs 10 life, prostrates hunkeristn at a
blow, compels the district 10 repIdiate the
Bath Cotton Convention which disgraced
and belied il ; elects a man who scorned
even TO answer It's letter; sent man to con
gress to tell the nation that the Fourth Dis.
trict of Maine condemns the foul compromise
of traitors with tyranny, and honors Liberty
and Justice. This voice the gallant, ygi-
4! liant Free Sellers Of the Fourth have spoken
TO servle partiZans, 10 The country and 10
| the world.
This election says nothing for whogery-
nothing at all. Without the vote Of free.
men it would now be where it was before. y