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PROFESSOR GRoUx-s

French Class for Conversation d Reading.
UiHJe opened on Tuesday, the lih inst, att p. W.
rINHE OBJECT OF THIS CLASS is To did in
Il every possible way those persons in Washing.
ton who desire TO acquire an accurate knowledge
Of French, and TO learn not only 60 read bat 60
speak the language fucntly. Most persons in the
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here who read tolcrably we'll, but do not compre-
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Commr ANDREW HARDWOOD, corner Of lith aud
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THOMAS CARBERsy, osq. OctS-u
i ls52 '''
The War in Hungary, by General Klnpka, re
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Man and his Mgrations, by r. G. Latham
a Lady's Voyage Round the World, by Ida
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Adrian, the Clouds Of the Mind, by G.. p. r.
James and NJ. H. Field; vol.
Nicaragua; People, Scenery, Monuments, &c,
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\ IFE or GENERAL LEWIS ChSS with the
- pamphlet on the Right Of Search; by William
r. Young, Of Michigan
Walker's Rhyming Dictionary; new and revised
edition.
Domestic Medicine, Surgery, and Matcria Me
dica; by Francis g.. Smith, VI. ID.
Three thousand Receipts, or Complete Book Of
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rHR1STIAN ASPECTS OF FAITH AND DU-
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Peter tho Whalcr; or, Life and Adventures in the
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-11

below will he found the official proceedings
,ro,r I,tc District Convention kindly furnish-
ed f., Ms ON = pr,nted sin by our friend of the
- Alb,ns MESSENGER. who was one of the Sc
,o,,r,cs
Tho Convention was larrc. as the record
..,,, and r,ur flih, of lhc members are drcid-
sd Scot, mon. ~ nobody will have tL, tcineritv
:, lcnv Bui ,hr nomination ana election Of
Hon. rourrs B,xrrK of Derby, as lie Dele.
rate. was dccmcd the best Scot resolution
tnut could be passed, and zee hH0W personality
,noi several ardent Scott men voted to lay MIR.
,ruwrIr,s resolution. CSprcsSiura preference
i,r ScnTr. ON the tul. ,c, on the ground that it
was unnecessary and mca,lcd for as irc orr
.,irCs MourM ard saH. Vermont " hirs 90
for the nominee, and will take care of their pre-,
Gr,uc,s. wlr. they come to elect their DELE-
GIVES. Tins is their practise and their policy.
lhcv prefer to leave the men they are wiling
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-06-11
Who are the "tgitutur, :"

The movement in the Marylanl Legislature
to disturb the Compromise by an amendment of
the Fugitive Slave Law. is worthy of parrcu-
lar attention. for two reasons In the hr,t
place, it shows that even in one of the most
Conservative Of the Slave States. the "hnaljty'
Of tn, Compromise is repudiatel. And, in the
second place, the compaccnt manner in which
the proposition is received by the "iinalIty' or
gans, is striklngy indicative off, hypocrisy.
II the Conprom Sc measures are to be taken
"a Il 'tina. settlement" Of the Slaylry question,
Maryland hls no moro rrnt than MaslacIn-
sets to seek to disturb them. Nevertheless,
whcna member OF the LngiS'1'lrc OF Masal-
chusctts introduced a proposition which locke d
to a practical Amendment oithe Fugitive slave
Low indircc'y however, the pro-SIaycry press
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-, '' '''' ,'.''' @, ..
'''' ''',''o '''0'S. 'N'' ''''D ''''' nus =,
achievements than either oil inc american
names winch we AYE spoken Place hun IN
nomination, and uroll the scroll on which is
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rcoplc will uls,c, with tear, Of iov as they
read il. and fine ntionol heart will beat in re-
sponsive echo to ,,o claims ofthc hero 10 the
birhcst honors in ,bc off Of the pconlc.
Aside from his rn.ouollcd scr,iccs TO his
country. in the battle field. he has other claims.
second only to those Of CLAW or Webster. to be
REGARDED as one worthy TO fill fine Presidential
chair He is a statesman of wide cyprrjcncp.
He hqs read the worlds history and onr own.
| [Ir has studied tlr-n,turr of our Govcrn,ncnt.
He has read it If the looks and IN the actions
of the people. Ills love of the Union is the
strongest scn,im,n, Of his nature. ard he will
stand by the Constitution and uphold the laws.
knowing no sect onal divisions. no state lines.
as he has ,tond bv and upheld the Nar of his
country. at Cnin,cwo and Underwater. ON our
northern boundary. and on the plairs and amid
the mountain tiles Of Mexico oi,,n M IS.
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VhC T.OrotOCu Nominee,

We have been frequently asked why VIC do
not say something moro abou, the Presidential
u.ulncc ol the r.cat lickwickan Baltimore
I,nroioro National Convention We are
or,irnd 10 confess that it is because we don't
know whni tosav! Bless your innocent hearts,
dear readers and friends, we are Just as much
,nzzlnd TO say ANYTHING drainst FRANK PIERCE
rs his friends are to invent ANYTHING in his fr-
ur There isn't ANYTHING of him to talk about
liz is ..ncutral salt the dead result of the
active combination an of acid ana an alkalI. lie
is that Great barren waste between yes and no,
between the negative and affirmative. between
something that is and something that iSat,-
the perfect impcrsoNGtion Ct that mediocrity
which C,.non ,cii non homjjpS' neither gods nor
men tolerate. You take up your gun to fire at
him. and Ic i.nt visible Won enquire about
mn and tho Oldest inhabltarit' has never heard
of such n man. lie lives lust in that focal point
where he remains shU IN all revolutions. He
t. the Dead sea Of Iocofocoicm, whose 'fruit
H. tur without and asAeS within and whose
waters are never stirred, either into the sweet
rlnnIr of an evening breeze, or the angry swell
of n storm. Nobody out of New Hampshire
fpolrs ANYTHING about hin, and nobody out of
New IInnp,hlro. Notwithstanding he has been
several years in Congress, (bojh in the Senate
ard NouScl cars ANYTHING about him. lie
ll1k,ng 4 mark, or leaving footprint. If he
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GFSPcaking of the article in the Boston,
atlas, on the National Conventions" which
we copied ON Saturday the Springfield Re
Ph'irnL a paper that our friends OF the Bos-
tom journal wolld class under the head of
Anti Scott" says -
Tie article IN the Atlas gives a minute view
Of the supposed strength Of the three WI =
candidates in the Notwithstanding in
particulars, bat not substantially, from ou;
own.
If the Boston .Iowaai will consent to wait a
week or two, it will probably lind out some
thing it hasn't yet dreamed Of!
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|
SCoTr, Let Us wait and soc
Brigadicr General Pierce,
The follow ng arc among the comments of
the press on the nomination of "L'rank Pierce
for the Presidency; -
Tic Baltimore Patriot of Saturday, says:
The Convention has consunm9icG lis work
b. dominating Franklin Pierce, Of Now lamp
shire, as the Democratic Candidate for Presl-
dent We may safely imagine that we hear Il
THOUSAND voices asking "W ho is Franklin
Piercc:' 7 he question is easily answered,
but WHO will be satisfied with the answer:
Mr.. Pierce belongs to New Hampshire, and
has been in CoEgrcsS-but what he has said,
what ne has done, how, in any way. he has dis
tinruiShcd himself, that he should be selected
as proper man to make Pre-, ldcnt of the Uni
ted states, no one can cxpan-cXccpt 1t be to
admit that party md't!
SO we 20; the gcat men Of the parv--thOsc
who have done the state some scrvicc-thoSe
who have rGma that is known. all these are
set aside, ard Mr.. Franklin Pierce ovcrshad-
ows tl,cm all How true il all that shakespeare
tells Us. He had this act Of the CorYcntlor IN
IIIlIlu NIIcll IIc NluLC
S,,,o ,,, ore Ir,, ,rsot .,,,,o o-b.ey, ,ro,,r.ye
And some have greatness thrust unon them.
NJ. ,,.o.ol ho,.a.,. D., d., ,,..,,. aol,oo,
w. 'C'' ~ ~ '"0 IA, ''''c' ;.
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ic"'' u'"'' WIZ" any ""''= Gun W "iIOIeI'
The New Haven Palladium thus announces
the nominations:
ANU, Ic N..., c-..
.' NUN
II.'eu i.'' 10; 'n''n'i" ,S.Ov' v, We"
a, I'LL o"nu'1n'o W. ''G resi-,
ur"oy, i'' - WI NC io''e''ioc'cu' Is 'ne ee"'
. .i'I " ivy ~ "''Np"G' '"f"''tu
''e aus anu 'e"'"'u '""t We "a' II" ''oney
W.'t w'i'on 10 ony ea'oy wneIeuPon ne P"t
MS """u ~ III, p'IMe'' u'I" i'''n Ge"'' anu
pu ,C, lof 'ie ooy ron VI CANDY
- N 'IIo u'''s'nnT ''''' 1o'ne I'pul".'"''
| !" I'VE" i'"''P'n''G, anu may nave gwen n'tii
nomination. But little else is known of him
except that he was IN the Mexican war, under
Trher"' Hco'', VINO appears l" nave Jr'@Wcned
. '''. '''''''''' '''' ''''' '''''''
!" ' h'E'o" A''aS says
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Az IMPORTANT CoRRECTIoN. 1t having
been asserted that the public doialcationS re-
ported to the last Pennsylvania Legislature
amounted to more than ~36OOOO0, the IhT-
riSburr hcYS'oHc denies the statement, and SAYS
that the dclalca'IouS reported amount 10 about
>E'7OoO running through period of ucarl,
a century. The Is probably Inc 1uoct state
Wcul
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JOItN PECk, PrcSlicnt.
c. II, lIAypE, S.,.,,,.;o,
WM, l.. STRONG, ! seer '''r'eS'

NEW JERSEY VINO STATE CoNvENTIc n
Trenton, June 2.-IhIs Convention assembled
in tins city today, The attendance was very
large. I he Wing State Central Committee,
winch has been IN existence for - years,
handed in It's resignation, and new one was
appointed in IT'S place. VIM l.. Dayton and
Jane, q. King were elected Senatorial dele
gates to the National Convention, and five
other delegates were appointed for the Con
gresslonal districts. They are all believed to
be strong Scott men, J he whole ronycntion
manifested strong SCOTT predictions, and all
the speeches were in his favor.
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PORTUS BANTER, of Derby.


=
The Report was adopted by the Convention
y motion was made, and carried, that the
District Committee be requested to call the
District Convention for the nomination OF
candidate for Representative to Congress at
the time and place ofthe meeting of the Wing
State Convention, provided the State Conyen.
ton is called at Montpelier,
y Resolution was introduced expressing a
determination to support the the Nominee OF the
Wing Baltimore Convention and also a pref
ercnce for the nomination of Gen. Winfield
Scott. This Re,oudol was warmly discussed
by several gentlemen from different parts of
the District, aud was finally laid upon the
table.
On nation, the thanks of the Convention
were returned to the Methodist Society Of
! Hydepark for the generous offer, and free use
of their house of worship.
Whereupon the Convention adjourned sine
9ic
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FRIDAY MORNING JUNEll 1872
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The follow ing arc among the comments Of
the press on the nomination Of "Frank Pierce
for the Presidency
The daily union., 1852-09-02

But fcreiary, in his report Of the expenditures
The daily union., 1852-09-02
NON: WASHINGTON THURSDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 1852

pone, for the that pass this ball
shall not get il up again this session.
The question being taken BY yeas and nays resulted
yeas 2s, nays 27-as follow:
YEAs-MessIs Badger Bohand, Brooke, Chase, Clarke,
Cooper Davis Dawson Desaussue, Dodge of Wisconsin,
Mangum Miller Morton, Pearce, Pratt, Seward, Smith.
Snraance, Sumner, Underwood, uPham, Wade. and
Walkers
NAYS-Messrs. Adams, Atehison, Bayard, Bradbury,
Bright, brodhead, Butler Cass. Charlton Clemens, Doug
las Downs, Fech Gwin, Hamn. Houston, Hunter KING,
Mallory, Merwether Norris usk Shields, Soule Stock
ton, Toucey, and Weller-N.
So the further consideration Of the bill postponed
until hall past two o'clock.
RIVER AND HARBoR BILL,
The Senate then resumed the consideration oil the riyer
and harbor bill which read third lime
On the passage of the bill, Mi. DESAUSSURE asked
for the yeas and nays which ordered; and, being
taken. siood--yeas IS, nays 30
So the bill passed.
fro BIZ CONTINUED.
The daily union., 1852-09-02
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Yors Wnghsve, Columbia, Mariets M,ddeown Harsbors
ngdon Hollidsyshare, and fiusburQ.
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle md
points road. - -
For the accommodation OF
the hove points the baggage Of
depp the Baltimore and Ohio Rarosd Company arrival
the morning TO receive the baggage
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The daily union., 1852-09-02
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