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Whig Documents for the Campaign

Wing Documents Tor the CanlPaiSn'
We ask the friends of SCOTT and
GRAHAM 10 call at our Office and examine
tn. following Campaign publications
Friends of the Cause! call and see u you
don't wan, TO supply every house 10 your
County, Town or Ward with
EyTIsE CAilPAgGa LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT, with % Illustrations Of tho most event
ii scenes in his Hustrious career-a pamphlet Of
thifty.two pnges, Oh fine paper. Pnce 3! per hum
ared - cents pr dOzsr, 3 cents single.
When ordered 70 o. sent Dy Mal cents ioi
ander 500 miles and 4 cents for ever 50O miles
must be added, as the PO5tOfhce Department re-
fases to send @ithout prepayment Of portage.
Also,
sCENES In TlyE LIFE OF GEN.
SCOTT broad sheet to be nung up IN dwell
ings and public places-with eighteen splnted NUS
trations-$l0 per thousand 8 per hundred, or
cents singly. Terms, Cash inheIhly.
IL to be- sent by biai cent for 500 miles and
ander and cents for over $50 miles must b. added
to prepay postage.
~ TaE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF
SCOTT On GeraaGH-the sanio sizo, Illustrations
md price as the English Edition. Also,
TEE CAMPAIGN LIFE OF SCOTT
IA French; the same style, price, &C., A. the
forepoIny,
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DIR STATE TICKET.

UnmipgIed and ardent satisfaction Is
every where expressed by the Wings OF
our State In view of the admirable State
Ticket formed by their late Convention
There are few whose personal wishes
have not been erati6ed; but even these
admit that the Ticket as it stands is very
strong ard popular one, and must surely De
elected.
Even our adyersaries admit It's excel
,orca The Post can only cavil at the
nomination of Mr.. KENT for the second OF
6c. that he is eminently worthy OF the hrst'
Verv true; and we presume he Will yet
fill that higher station if he will consent 20
ss,ve in il. But Mr.. KENT shuns Office
and would have preferred not to be can
d;date at all. If he can be brought TO
relish the cares and labors of Political liie'
we doubt not there are higher honors in
store for him. This year. Gov. HUNT had
been designated for reelection BY the all
but unanimous voice of the Wing party.
And the sequel will show that many VINO
have not hitherto voted with the wings
share their preference on this point
Thomas KEMPsHALL has served with
credit in Congress, and is esteemed an
honest and capable business man as wide
IL as he is known. His vote throughout
the Gc1esee country will be unPrecedent-
ed. EpESETus CROSBY has been a use
full and respected Member of Assembly
distinguished for probity and moral worth
He was once kept ont of the seat which
the People had assigned him, but the Peo-
ple redressed the wrong at the first OPP
po,tunity. Upright and INDUSTRIOUS he
is the kind of man needed in the supervis-
ion of our State Prisons, whose disordered
ard decaying finances imperatively de-
mand the presence Of reformer at the
Inspectors' Board. Mr.. Crosby will run
ahead of his ticket wherever he Is known
Wings of the Empire State we nave
an excellent ticket, and we can elect 1t by
a boun,iful minority. See that it is done
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

m KyLLoeo's Fall Style of Hats and
,e.Ss upsurpsssed ~ any Gr ELEGANCE or tate.
~ .abe axe invited to examine before Puresrsns Oas
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RlcH CARPETINos.-SMIrH 4 LouNs.

a Paterson & HuMPHREY, No. $40
prosavay corner whitef selling rss Brussels Car
81 SSs g. ~ yra; Tspssssy Do, o.; Velvet do IL.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NvwyORK SATURDAY, SEPT. 25, 1852.

WINFIELD SCOTT, Of New.Jersey.
For Ths-President
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North-Carelina.
Poy Governor,
WASHINGTON HUNT, Of Magma.
For Liert. G0rernoy,
WILLIAM KENT, of Newly ork.
For Canal Comr1issioney,
THOMAS kEnPSHALL, Of Monroe
For State Prison Inlpector
FPRNETUS CROSBY, Of Duchess.
For Electors az Large
sInTON DPAPER GEORGE r. BABCOCK.
For District Eiecf0ri,
NE. WILLIAM ROCKWELL XVII II. P. ALEXANDER.
II ye,scIs r. sTRyKER XVIII P. g. WEBsrrR.
Ill SAMUEL WYKoFF. AlA ALNlk9S rlICH'
". RiCHD g. WILLIAMS. M DAVID oAscOoA.
Y J.Nss y FREERoRx XXI IEA BOWEN.
VI Crs.rn SrryvFS.NT XXI FIFTH SEVERANCE
VII atSY " BR.DToRp XIII. Wn. L. EAsToS.
VIII THOMAS CARNLEY. AAlA JAS. u Vokhhts
TX EDw'D SHoNNARO. NY. THE lEoNANs'
Fnvspn P.LES XVI JAMES L. sEELEr.
II GSopcy RoagRTsoY XVII. JAMES Ely.
Vii M,TTuTX VAssaR. XVIII sAM'L w. SMITH.
XIII GEORGE q. WARREN. MIX Oliver Culver
XIV FRIEND HUMPHREY. NM SLARk sANDt ND
XIV JoHN STEWART. M GiDEON hAHp.
WI A,uE'L B PARaELrE.XXXtI. SELDEN Ely
XXXIII. ALvAH II. WALEER.
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l'HesE LOVELY EYES
Those lovely eyes, q fondly sh.ns
Ia this dsgueireotype Of nine.
A II thy pure aud loving heart

nv Hid IN theif imaEed light part.
neie nothing which eommands the stteeton OF visitor
eh1Vrs Daguerrean Gallery, No SS Broadway hks tbs
s., expression Of the eyes Of his pos.rsits Rooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
IL Did YOU ever see u rat
LYON Pills disesiing7
Very soon tkey lay hitn hat

la Deaths suuiher restlug
Lyons Magnetic Pills do not destroy vermin ia their
ho.,s They AWAY out TO die. The Pills are infs
bic, clearing house o.. rats mice in two nights
LYONS POisonless Magnetic Powder 10 the only certain
safe remedy tor noxious insects sold In the United
States Depot No AZ Broadway
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D.AKy's FALL STYLES OF HATS FOR

lssqh. publics attention is called % ths eseDfs'sd
Psser. Porous Be.lh and Hair Preserving IA. "n.cn
eonbpcs Ill the desirable qualities o. TIE bssYei ~ Pr
ssin, be strength Of l0stre OF the hair IN e mar
DEGREE DRAEEs BesyeI Felt Hst, light and oesaafl,
dsstipsd 70 be the bat OF TIE season large sad e5sa.
sssos,,nen Of Ladies ridDg Hats Chciehs Fancy hes
~ sxsy de.crption Gentlemsn's Jocky Rding Caps with
eyery ysT,sty Of Hats Csps, to Which pubic atteuton
svi,ss ' DRAKE x Co. 10. Bogary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

TgAs.-The best assortment OF hne
Tess win be found at the store Of the Canton Tes Com
pIny No l2i Cbsthan-s. (between Pearl arc hSoseVel
the Oldest Tea Establishment IN the city We assure OH
readers that they can do better than elsevnere, etne
,hoIsssIe or retail They have nov branch storeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
gs- Freedley's Treatise on Business Is

scknov led the best book money making ever pub,
lshed 1t, mine of new, good and pracrcL id'.s and
will be read with immense interest by all classes OF usn
Nov wheD tho country prosperous and money plenty al
desrcus Of promoting their own and their pros
nerty ,toud get this book read through carefully resolve
upon thel course wisely shall hear more OF dis
a:tIous failures psncs and commercial revolutions FOR
a,ls AZ Col nN's No - NAsian-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

To VIRTUoso.-Just received, aud on
exhibition at NEAL, CARROLL HUTCHINSON fstcy
Goods stoYe No 547 Broadway vansty OF beaulial
,pecrens OF polished PetIihctiols flOm the "eh niies
o1sstnz Of frely Petnfsd Woods Love" OF nuaia'
curos are Invited 10 cal and examine To persons de-
10 enIch Their cabinet curiosu,s til! presents
oopoItuuiiy Nal CARROLL HUIcHlSsos,
OPP''~''' No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25
Mu.cu-Itwnnld be about the same thing

MURCH.-ltwouldbe about tne same tuing
.,s;s ,.6,es cold and painting the lily" a. put"
sbs K sis Of he cell based 3URc Of NO <oO sdav IKE o
rhern and estern st0gp they speak Tor tnen
J-sss In few wears Mr. MURCH has hsen from poor
boy b. proud position OF being one oil tne very
~ .e,s K DE Union Ills constant study has been =
On hiu win speedily realize the fact
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DrpKtr's RAkING PUwDFR.-HOu,s.

keepers who have tested the qualify OF ths po"oer pro
nounce unanimously in its ia.or Hereafter there eau be
no auooay bread cakes Directions for ufe &C
each DO wder aud sdvise new beginners who
are how compelled minister TO the somachs Instead the
hearts Ct their Bereolcts keep tits POgoeT al band
They will find II seryiceabe than Dickens Hoasehod
VOID Or the "Cretns Green Polka
lLockpon DAILY Courier.
Sold Iy nearly al the principal Grocers and Dfugs''-
Principal Ofi:e No 10 Water ST, New York.
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K,cx's T1ApF, LIVELY AND EScoUR-

KNOBS IEhDF, LI'EL1 MD E'V VO"
.e,xc-TLe retorn town Of the ashor soss ne pa,t
.st hss kept KSOx buiy employed All VINE see 1s new
.,ie N hstz are enrapUrsc and tho demand fof tcem
s-nred and eDcoursEns IL you would be IN fs.aioo sna
ooIe 40 say that you might well be oat OF me wo9
- 80 ~ fashion call him. at No lZo Futoa-st ana
-. Ssnnled with genuue Knox, at only four ooiars
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To LITERARY MEN-A $50 PRizG.-

huRcp Will pay TIE above for the bes' fOsm u % 50
decided By competent Literary Commute, dessig'N O'
sss Hat This poem must be written In The bsisc sgs
orsnsI not 20 exceed 80 ines and must be cent . 20 NJ
C. O. Murch No $50 Sdsv by the Let OF October a. |nieh
49,. ,hs sws,d vii, be raid and made known. Competitors
Tor this liberal prize requested t. annex their " names
ana addresses their poems, under setl when W" n's
- sS,d except In the case Of the song being accepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

Mohair, French Wooden
Plaid and plain Cloth ClossiDss for sale by
0RLENwAy, BRo. Co..
No Is Broadway.
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ANEW Era IN THE CARPET BusrSrss,-

rremsndcus in the prices Of Exhibition Tapesr,
Brusseh ThTee-ply and Ingram CSrpets Rugs WiedoG
ShsleA As at No. 81 BoweTy. HIRAM ASoESsox's Els-
pant brfssn and yards wide rennssnef Oh ClOths
q one half the usual price.
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PAPER WAREHoUsE.-WRiTINs ga

PRS BY THE CASE OSLY-CYRus W FIELD / Co. No II
Gin sole AGENTS for the Vctoha Mills and Agents 10;
almost all the Psper Manufacturer, in Ills country ne" OF
Ter ,o sale very favorable terms, nush lover tso mn
ure,l one of the most extensive a. do able stocks OF
American French ard Englah WRITING PAfERs ever
shown In the United States
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
cyprrupYp PATTERN.-
.o.ourC RowD.-MEALf0, WHO

rsgr5te y sessrt s,Ie Of French Cashmere Hats
sG% ss. .1o a: ssi sssa s sfS:s I
mat seDieel style oot and 80 regarded
the 81 TASTE lf,yls desired obtain one Of
~. 800 NJ sSinere Has
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Tg Southern and Western Merchants

you'd do well to purchase Mrs JEEUss Cold Candy al ar
cie u cndoubted good reputation for eough ecos ana
,her pu nopsy complaints This article testified s3d GER
M "a T. BIZ the first rnen Of the country 10 sod a. the prs
otl cd, CO. no. 2es Broadway, BY Mrs w jews.
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n Order your Competing. Floor Oil

Ssa. "sM.n hass prussess, &c, Of HYATT, No "a
SSesey h's risss range lower than any Other man ia
wssr~a mt nfAft IL q man that 10 very prorpt In ali
hh dealings ene bic motto Is qaick sse, sea sasI n
Go thsre you wish {, soo noniSe ' s'e 'nau Pto"@
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ORNAMENT AND UTILITY

ORNAMENT AND UTILITY-lf you want
"a how tbe.e two principles can be made TO hsmo
- s .dv,a you 70 pey q visit 20 the celebrated Nindo
Shade Der6 Of MI joins GREAsos, No 2el Greenwich ST.
Here you will find such an assortment Of Winoow snfaes
"a IN sstisfy you fully that these two principles can be
combined ard that economy too ctn be consulted 10 ths
nuTcbs,e Mr. GREAsoN also oeI for sale, Paper hang
IN, Oil Cloths &C. at the same kind a prices.
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GENTLEmEN's HATs-FALL PATTERN.
-BRp corns Pine and Nassau ss-The Itys To- tn7 en'
.dns .,ssso sill be Introduced WEDNESDAY,, sept
Ta bish snish and upeor fabric Of the Has now oeree
~b"'" BID corner Pine ard NssssD-Ets.
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~ A Ship to Steam through the
Al. snnonnoed as almost rtady to sail But the ode-
oee cd public lack faith aud the ocenieni does not
commard half much attention as enc CT GREENS bnue
tina inviting nile tho value Of his system OF
measurement BY of which shirts that t tnfahby
are HIS establish ent No Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

EHousekeepers and all others In wan
Of Bedding Bsdsteae would DO TO cal at ~ IL
LArD's Old estsbli.t ed eIewooms No - Chetnans-
corner of muberyt, where nay be oued the aTgest as
torlent Of artces In bis line ever offered 70 me pnoo
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WINnow ORSAsENrs AT ExTRAoRDI-

FAIRY Low PRIcEs!-KELTY FERGUSON, Nos zsyt brosa,
Nasfn Curtains Gilt Comics Curtain Trimming Co. o.
,re,, h,rr.ins Csll and see 'sm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

HEALTH, COMFORT AND ECONOMY All
these may by the Of the celebrated UsDER
GARMENTS manufactured aud ported BY the une ersened
Pa tieuiAr stt nti On invited 70 the
ELEcrKCAL SILH UNDFRGARNENTs,
INTRODUCED come four years at the old establishment
No i0s BowGy RANkIN 90, HoSsrs,
No lOt BJWery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

q Ladies returning from the country,
whaling their supply OF Shoes for the coming season.
had q MlLEk IN Csrsi st. ell the various styles sf Gai
ten Socss and Shoes Tor Ls3es Misses Lads asd Chdfsa
sxssilsnt N quality. and moderate Ia prices.
MLLLEk'S. No lSt Canal ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-25

II DR.. POWELL, Oculist and Aurist
ssnas usual to diseases of the Eye aud Far from 10
o'clock daily at No 52 Broadway WHARF DO had bis
"Trestiae the Eye " also, Artificial Eyes which 10
inserted without pain, ana Will move and look hike the natr
raj eve.
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r. WArTs's Nervous Antidote you can

w = T . W F"1'' II 1VINE'''0 =
buy genuine Of nearly every Druggist in the c'ty EVeIy
hi I'd aud sealed and 10 where you bay It,
or whit you ir 1t for the mOaey will he retained II II does
good. j. PyNE, NO l8 Anns, OF no 4Si GTeenTlcH
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To TUE MOTHERS, WNEs AND DAuGH.

TERs OF AMERCA-I rcGudes Atst constructs Shoe
that will please the sdous tsse OF the Ladies' and
CANrRsLL has succeeded in snrdLg satisfaction % all who
have dealt with bin he larry entitled TO his character
He 10 poet according 10 Meals theory t all his produc
oIs ere beautiful in conception suns the purpose for
which they designed Ladies' you would be convinced
of this visit hts Establishment No so Rowsry, between
Bond Great Jones and eXsnire his elegant display
Of Gater, BaskinS slippers Ties Sc-ard we satisfied
that you will hencefoh enroll yourselves his list OF
CUSTOMERS CANTRELl though the Ladies' Shoemaker 10
sxseedingiy moderate his charges the pcs affixed 70
very excellent article of Cater bsng low ~, from
whsh point they Increase 20 % the price charged iof his
first elsss Ladies, patroIi1e him
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Coon AND HANDSOME BooTs.-Beauty
ard durability are two hints seldom found combined bat in
WATKINS k0ots they e,srsie3 Persons OF good
TASTE who wish equivalent for their money Sh )uld
WArxtNs'S, No. lli Fulton ct
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slty IN the above named srees personally seessee the
u - iber 10 Psss ready, at the Pa Ia Asni Em
porum Ma SOL Broadway to sh'ch the attention OF the
adss 10 respectfully invited Aso aspendia variety ofln-
Ala China frei oh and other Shaws and toh tnent
Of fAnsy Fun arriving BY every steamer ~,
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BrLLs.-MENEELEY' 5 celebrated Church,
Factory. Steamboat She Ferry, locomotive and Plants.
ton BILLS VIII here BE- found ct No ll6 Broadway
HrCHCOCE Co, Agents
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who wish change their grey hair 10 lis original color sto
procure The article for the purpose which no ot-f
than DAvss AHVLNE This effects the object BY beau
tful nsu al process warranted Price 5octs per bottle
For the Gene' Depot, Nos 500 Grand 81 and i'1
Broadway go Washington 1t 800 Hodson-'t VI ol~e,y
81 Barclay A.. NewNork No Ito Fulton st. aud NO if'
kusntic-st, Brooklyn.
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JUsT LIKE FoREEsT.-FOTcst is
drawing inme nsely at the Brosowsy Theater Ths only
MING Al all 70 be compared 70 IT, is she rush TO SMITH
Rcss City Clothing Wsreroons No l0l Fulton st. Inc
nieces thsi Prove 90 attractive at tho latter esab usnt
are beautifully made Goats elegant Vests and Pantaoons
Administer Chsse for copies OF the above very lo"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-01-15

men in polities. which he defended, lnstahclhg
the able and efficient services in the cause Oy
Mrs. Putnam. in making its merits known Dy
labors commenced more than year ago Ni0
ney was what they wanted, and II ChllsV oruei-
ed Peter to take piece of silver from the NOUN
of a fish, to pay tribute to tyrant, we hilsn'
surely take it from the hand Of woman 10 pay
tribute to the Goddess Of Liberty.
The President moved the adoption OF the res
olutions, and requested all in favor to stand
The audience rose with one accord, when he
said-Here is a cloud Of Witnesses IN behah oi
Hungary-the resolutions are carried unanl-
lnously-and begged all the ladies to consider
themselves added to the committee for carrying
them out.
Mr.. George Douglas, of Douglas farm Long
Island from the body of the meeting addressed
Dr. Tying and requested him to place on his ac-
count a thousand dollars at Governor kossouth 5
command, in aid of the cause of Hungary This
handsome donation was acknowledged by the
Governor with bow, and by the audience with
three cheers for the donor.
The enlivening airs OF Yankee Doodle and
the ''lIarseiiaise," to which some words aPPro-
pirate TO, and expressly written for the occasion
and sung 10y the Alleghanians, concluded the
proceedings, and the vast assembly dispersed
evidently highly gratifed. There was a perfect
rush to the stage on the part Of numerous ladies
to obtain an introduction to Kossouth but he
had escaped in the ear of the building, and great
was their disappointment.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-01-15
Governor K0sSUiEl.

We invite attention TO the eloquent address
delivered by this extraordinary man TO the ladies
of New York, on bidding farewell to that city,
and published in this weeks paper 1t Is one
of the most eloquent productions we have lately
read and will amply repay perusal
Kossuth left Washington on Monday last, and
arrived at Annapolis the same day, where he
was cordially received, and preparations made
for his presentation to the Legislature of Mary
land. now in session, on the following day. 1t
was expected he would reach Harrisburg yester-
day, in compliance with an invitation extended
to him by both branches of our Legislature.
1t is possible he may be present to witness the
Inauguration Of Governor Bigler upon Tuesday
next. We hope hemay, for the distinguished Hun
rarian Governor could witness no more practical
evidence of the workings of our free government
than the retirement of the leader Of one great
political party from the reigns of government,
and the accession of the head of another party,
without disturbance or confusion-a result
achieved solely by the silent but sure process OF
the ballot box.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-01-15
A v Z TO.

The bin passed 10y the last Legisla,r..
pealing the 9th Section of the Act of I84-
monty. known as the Kidnapping Act hoe
returned to the Legislature by Goyernor =, va
ston with his Veto. This is as was to b,rat
expected and no doubt his Excellencv f.
breeches pocket somewhat lighter nov, tl.. -.
relieved of this bin which he kent 500
slowed away during all the contest last s,,-.-
His friends, the Abolitionists, wfIl feel s,,;-s
that he has fulfilled his part of the coptrs..
tered into in exchange for their votes a.
will be enabled to breathe more freely an55,.-
jly now that he has at last got rid Of -
styles it, d" a yexed and vexatious subiec-n
The bill was returned TO the Senate i,,,.
which body it originated, and upon cs}I;,..t
yeas and nays upon the passage Of the lin
suited as follows Yeas 20, Nays IS. G, -.
it was near being passed notwithstanding ).
fiimsy objections of his accidency.
His defamation and denunciation Of IN.
ercise of the "Veto Power" whilst On :.
stump, appears all to have been forgotten. vb..
in the last hours of his Office be has haar -.
ready to use it. But as Pennsylvania viii -.
soon again look upon Wing Governor. perb..,
this was necessary to add to, and remind y.
people of the numerous Inconsistencies Of FED.
ralism.