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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11
INSTRUCTIONS.


nAILY TEACHrR.--A LADY WHO HAS BEEN Sue
~ eessfully in teaching for years past in
this city, wishes stsend ether family She iustruots
in nrsic (Pano aud Sngng), French and German, with
the usual routine English alton. The ighes.
ferences viii be furnished Address June Of Aessrs
Wilmer Rogers, Nassau street, correr Of Liberty
HENRY WILLS AND HIS SISTER, (MADAMk II.
IL Csvelll) continue to impsrt instrucong in the
fashionable Danses dc Salon. at their scndcmy Coy Broad
by their sim pie method of teaching few lessons
viii suffice for lady gentleman to acquire graceful
and sasy style OF executing s the popular paror daneet
yNANTED-DY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation TO teach children French Eng
s writes French and German Has the best of city refe
renee. Please address W. b., Herald office.
SPANISH LANGUAGE--A. DE p. BAEz, PROFESSOR
~ Of the above having few hours disengaged
will devote them in giving lessons at his office, any
part OF the city; and will also make translatons with
pductuaty Address $50 Broadway corner
Rcade street, room No. Q first floor.
DIANo INsTRUCTI0N.--MIss G. JONES CAN TAKE
i few more pupils Terms mod rate. Address Mr.. c. j.
81 Varick street.
ERENCu, GERMAN, AND ENGLISH CONVERSE
Il tiou, Elementary AMI higher Classical Instruction.
kcdrs Il. Tceune has removed his institute to OF Broad
opposite hbios where he continues teaching the
Ian guages, after the 0londorfau NEST improved
system. Address also box LOGO Post Office.
thoroug competent to instruct in the above
pshments, together with the usual branches of education
find families at the South willing to
form for their children References he given 30
the rs. city families Address Miss s., box l,io
Post Office, New York
VNANTFp-A FLUTE AND VIOLIN TEACHER
w Address c. and T., Herald office.
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sINTRBYILE COURSE H. I.--FpOTTfNG-ppRsE
- $21W VIII be eiNen, mile heats hest three hva in
rnessi ree Tor all Aars.s TO on June 5th Paras
~ Two mile heat l. harness trte Or an harsaa 10
'iaa oil june 2ist thfro make hsld
t'tfar 90 make close ~ Saturday
*, at lps o'clock = VI at Faulkland & Duryea's hote
'rner 81 East Broadway an Cnthariuc street.
JOEL CONkLtN, Proprietor.
DIN HoUsE ILEAsURR GKOUSbs-TROTrIgC =
~ lhs lay, a. ~ aah. If S25 will on,
le brats nest thrse IN i've. harness horses that
ef 'foteJ Tor j.. SpmerinA yke enters b. e. Jake
ar mani % ncr cutters kerseo Mr. iurncr enters Il May
oay D. hiani9n enter bl. uclsst Dicl.
-, LoFF, Proprietor.
iAc above u postponed uutil FRIDAY nth inst
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THE DEAF SMALL HEAR, hNDTHE BLIND SHALL
cdr Lutener so Prince street near Broadway hoe
discovered telling remedy Tor deacess also Tor
snort s"ak aud imperfect eisht. Dr. l.. challenges the
sce Void g produce wonderful cures aE h, has
@hees" nv hrs newly discovered treatment All leter
pust contain ST. and be prepsd. 0Hce hours. from uat
HNFhTAh OPERATIONS PERFORMED EQUALLY
APwc IN respect rs Nv den qreat
reduced prices w crentr tf Years eusiyt
riepce Rocfcnecs ~ thf lighet ,ospocay ciyen nm,
rtu' satinctisr trgrutecd ~ every balance Patron
respectfully sniicitrd " &. LNTrEg noptist or
rInos street, Caiptrci Mercer Street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

VNHE STAMPEDE MIxTURE-FOR CHILLs AND
fever and other bilious ae ctions and for
general debility. THIS Is perfect rout And ne falling
Snrs me rolrietor Dr. Edward Blocker, is well hnowa
having praetscd medicine in New York twenty Ave
years and never known this mixture effect an linz
mediate and permanent For sale ~ Rings Gniona
Codoingon's, kicrsteds, Boyd Il Paus Marsh NORTH
reps. General depot, IS Broadway.
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LOR SALE--a PAIR OF SPLENDID BAY HORSES,
sixteen de high six and years old sound
kind IN all harness. Inquire at tho Empire Livery stables
AZ Fourth street.
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EiLMANs LIQUID HAIR DYE WILL EFyECTU-
ally change the hair, whatever its color whether red
WHITE OF gray g beautiful and permanent black brswA
IN one minute without the least injury the hair but
the contrary giving IL perfectly natural appearance Ma
nussprsd and for sale, Wholesale retail, Ill
NAN, City OF Washington; for SALE Also by Schiehslin
brothers Co.. lW John street A. H. ID. Sands Fulton
street hashton CLARK Co.. Wells Co.. New York; and
by druggists throughout the United states.
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nAGUERREOTYPES.- THE SCALE PLAIEs-THEsE
- plates superior 10 all otherA They
smooth and even and take polish The silver on
them is thick and absolutely pure which is very
vantage VIC warrsnt then, to ave ts pos tho
richest tone that be ohtaped For az tc sole
agcntB NICTofBiSuUP, % Mai lea lane
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eve aAHINn IorEI, Ar rAIRrInLD, ooNNEor,-

sut, will 10 opened ~ it's proprietor, j. B. Nonsot
e. the t.m asy o. ans next a. GUNNER brsnsb OF the
ta village Long Island Sonnd arcrSng All the ind
nts OF excellent sea battling ard iriyos
bee. Every ondetvor will be 10 nsure
iha boel tho distinguished patronage Of povona
Fiang 10 and engaged ut the
Fairfield st the New York Hotel rho distsn ce fr,u
New York IL o. miles and trains BY the New York AUD
New RsilroGi atop 81 Fairfield several shines each
Az
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NOR ssLE-FAsT HORsES--A PAIR or GRAY
Mares years old about i.esb hands high very hand
some and sty,h drivers. They warranted perfectly
sound AID hsd all haraess and under the saddle Wa
raned to rct in ga minutes together. and Of
them in lees than three They will he spid double
simply The Offers thom only be requires large
Apply ut Johnsn stable, Of State and BUe
streets, Brooklyn
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NOR SALE-TEr STOCK, FIXTURES, AND GOOD
VIII OF lease for five years, Of that handsome and we'll
htted store. lM EIGHTH avenne WI tnnr" .'t.
eea Crookery Store Of The best locations on the Eighth
and hns been established I'VE and doing
GOO business The above will be Sold with without the
stock fer ash ard possession gyen Immediately as the
has other door business to attend to. Apply
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LNOR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES, 15iS HANDS
Il high. warranted perfectly sound and kind IN all har
and under the saddle VII be sold engiy together
They last travellers and sold only for APP
Ily AZ Johnsons stable Brooklyn oil Boerum and
state streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

NTOTlCE.-AN OPPORTUNITY NOW PRESENTS
~ ITSELF for party wishing to commence business in
the tavern and boarding house neone of the best stands
in this quarter Of the city doing drs rate business,
will he sold out, along with two years lease in
ouence Of the proprietor being widower and rot
med it bnsel For further patti
WuEATER.
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NOR SALE-A ROCKAWAY CARRIAGE, IN FAIR
order vilHso sold bargain IL was made BY Wood
Tomlnsen Co Can he and all rtiQulsrs learned
by ssllins AZ GEORGE MURRAY Livery stable, 80 East
Thirtoxnth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

NOTICE TUE Aston SHOOTING GALLERY NOS
~ IL ard 10 Feeey street, !, Barclay street in
te resr Of the Aser ouse now Mr. John Travis
tie prator having fitted ~ gallery with sntirelv
targets furniture, &c. nter himself that hs can no
turnisn 10 The overp Of pistol shooting place whore they
their favOrite well pea-
sure to themselves Mr. Travis is only ready grs In
sttucon 10 gentlemen whing acquire the shsrp
hut algo offers Lis those te pr-
chase firearms Of kidd mis- long
him To furnish to purchaser the qualisy OF article
that the market AFFORDS Those going California would
d. well to give Mr.. Travis call hi intimate knoysse
o. every kind Of revolver and che proper oil
them, enables him to purchase ADVANTAGE and rive In
structl0n in the use of them.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. ETC., WANTED.

sAOOSEASs ISDOmSs GGSss Wv
WANTED TO RENT.--A SMALL FAMILY WITHOUT
w children wish hirs the lover upper part of
house. whole not soove Fourth street and
OF Broadway preferred Rent will be paid IN advsncoin
lien Of reference ADDRESS, stating terms location &c. to
william p NJ this ohss. which will receive INN Sdia.e
after ton.
WANTED TO HIRE FOR Tue MONTHS OF JULY
and August large sized south side sail boat cat)
with careful man. Apply 1T store No. IL vesey street.
WANTED TO HIRE-A SMALL HOUSE IN BROOK
Ign, N the vicinity of Butler street. between Court
Smith streets Rsnt net TO exceed $50 Possession t
september next later. Any person having suo house.
and desiring good tenant will please address s. this ose
w ANTED-FoR A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE,
w small house. with modern im p.rt of
house with quiet family situated between Broomc
asd Union square References exchanged Address s. N,
Herald Office.
physician OFFICE WANTED-FURNIsHED AND
uptown above Fourteenth street and not above Thir
teth street., between Fourth and Sixth avenues Terms
moderate nj immediate possession taAen Address Nc i
Gus, S21 Bro adway.
VNANTEp-BY TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN, A ROOM
w suitable Tor odsing down town preferred. Terms
not 60 exceed 81 week. Address iG53 New York
Post Office.
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NEPTUNE HOUSE. NEW ROCHELLE. n. Y.-TnIs
~ delightful and fashionable snmmer residence Is open
hey ecse tho pleas and eonvonence of ys-
1ers. Its locnor unsurpassed for beauty an noahfal
scrs being adjacent tho watsrs of LoDr Island Sound
snd region Of oouorv afording nj the Inducements
.: exeellent ssa bathiug, hshing, @c CURTIS PEoh
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SRhVks-.LkHS' GUIDE.

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AMOR ALBANY, CHANGE OF HOURs.-TUE cars
6r the New York Hsror Railr0rd, ieay, the CITY
usn Station, New YORK daily saaaays exceptea) NJ ~
A. M connecting with the estern Railroad Ghaths
And ga T. NJ (express through without change Of cara
iEDBfENDENTI lNE FOR PHILADELPHIA, DAILY,
VIA cape Nay.Ihe new and splcndid DELLA
ware. Cart. Seymour: kENNEBEC, Capt Clark; snd
fLfOHSCUT Capt Whitoar, are now running regularly
between the two cities landing each at Cape Nay
leaving New York daily, att y. NJ Pier No. (; ,rlh
River foot Of Cedar are Nay Phiadel-
fha, cabip, 50; deck, 81 so.
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR PHi.A.
~ delIha from Pier No. |, North river foss OF bstntJ
place, by steamboat JOHN POTTER. Two hnea aaiiy;
Horrina lire n.7 A. w. Afternoon cypress ac ~
2 NJ, through TO Phsdelrha in four and q hsif hours
Phadolrhis from foot OF al
cut street ATS and r. Euigrant line, by stesn-
b6at TRANSPORT from pier No l. ats r. NJ Fare 81 20.
NOR PHILADELPHIA DlRECT.-U. 8. NAIL AND
4 Express lines through ~ four hours. Now Jersey
Railroad via jersey City. leaving New York at A. NJ foot
" Cortland t street. and w F. H. Liberty street Fars
ky Return Mt and A. n, ard TX 2. N. Baltimore,
Washington, Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold
the above lines, And thrsugs baggage carried hes
A. ". and OK 7. \. lisee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11
-ALUARLE Farm ToR sAIE.-roR sALE, AN ]

VALUABLE FARM FOR SAJE.-FoR SALE, AN TX
esleG Farm IL New Jersey, consisting Of hundred
ord thrtyiorr ninety OF which under cutva
1t Is within Of New York, mile and quarter
from the kyport and Freehold Plank Rosa and one mile
and halt from tho ourshng village of Mddletown Point.
There dwelling house snd the buildings
and Of the best description. large number
Of choice fruit trees have been planted during the last
The soil Is clay Loan and yields heavy crops 81
and wheat Every part of the property well wassred
and raising stock f. farms in the H.
For further particulars inquire of LEONARD App EBER
Esq 90 Wa street. where map Of the farm may be
Ut able property to the capitalist well "a farmer
the ront will pay handsome percentage upon The pur-
chase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

GrEAM ENG1NE.-ONE THREE HORSE PORTABLE
~ Engine and tubular boiler, eonlete READY for
use burns thre per day. price $50 For sale
by LOGAN, VAIL y CO. y Gold street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

&R ZOO no HARDWARE MERCHANTs-FoR
lug House atacncd situated in South brooklyn Attain
tic street for which large part of the payment will be
taken in hardware with remain der mortgage Apply to
NJ L. SHELDON, So Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

HANS-F0kTY CASKS VERY SupRRloR rINcr
~ natl sugar cured Eams forsaie ny
ENGS Il NICHOLS, No. 100 WAFER .trest
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drugs. CHEMICALS, METALS. WHALE OIL soar.

i HALE SOAP.
~ Fly Paper &c Bleaehea sheliac white srcosots ar
hcwers nitlates of rJntia baryes copper: oils of
rosemary cloves nitrate Of silver crystals potassiun sodi-
caust potassa marate sroat asbestos xlass anti-
mony. regulus sntmony, bismnth, nickel plstna paa-
dum, Dutch metal bronze chloride gold cyanide pstass
caHc, succnie and phosphoIic acids iremias hest
rouge German manganese oxpes q eobss zars:
Engfh patent sponge cloth, for poutices cameIs har
brushes dsineeting liquid milk celebrated az
paper compound chemical whale oil soap suphAte ammo.
Ma hesphntes it1e and soda, tin foil, whole
sale and retail, by DIR. LEWIS FEuCHTWANGRR.
al Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

NOR SAIE-A GOOD FARM, OF SEVENTEEN ACRES,
which il large honse, number of buildings,
fine orchard Of AZ acres This would be good shanee
gentleman The soil Is very good, and within IL mss
The whole for 200 third cash balance
IN sy remain interest. Apply TO
T. w. STRONG, No. 9S Nassau street.
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lfoR SAIE-FAHMS OF TEN OR MORE acres NEAR
the village of Lakeland the Long Island Rllroad.
IDS land is beautifully 81 uaao for country residence
ano well calculated for farming gardening purposes;
wide avenneAa been made from the railroad north Rom
konko0a Lake south to the south country
farms have been sod there, AID their cultivation
mtnced fine crops raised there last season, and
place in the vicinity of New York bids farer
real value than this For which very be
raj apply to CHAS. WOOD, 20S Broadway,
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Ry0R SHEA BRICK HOUSE AND TWO LOTS, IN
n street. Franklin street Green Pont l.. H.
House y feet by 80 deep two stories AMI placements
sidnr doors o. the hrst II VIII rent for 500 Lots
2 y 100 feet Wil be sea At BARGAIN, as the owner
s3' broome treet noar Tho Bowsry, N.Y. the pro-
mlses al G reen Point.
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TIMING SALOON, NO. 8ArLANTIc srHrEr

MMRiM1NY, AND THE SECRET or LOVE AND
I'VE Beauty, splcUtidy il!utrated teaches how win tho
devoted affection oil tie tr love, rtshp
riage, Sci also how be audsome Single book a5c Five
copies, ST. Sentres by nail Dr. Duvail
Albany (poss paid kemittances by mail perfectly safe
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OCULIsTs, AURysTs AVID DENTISTS.

VNANTFp-A FLUTE AND VIOLIN TEACHER
w Address c. and T., Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-11

NOR SALE-THE MACHINERY TOOLS, &c. FOR
Il carrying the manufacture OF nm artice which is
needed IN hopse Also the right to manufacture the
This is good chance TO invest small capital aud
realize handsome income The proprietor give
satisfactory fer selling out Apply at $40 Broad
way, Gothic Han, renr Office.
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FOR SALR.-TIE LEASE FIXTURES, AND FURNT-
tre u # th largest hotels the uppec Part of the
city, The furniture III good lition and the
ment doing ars business The sale will
only 90 good and ponshle $4,000 in cash will
be required, its uvalsnt undouhted security aud
the balance ny the furniture eese aud
fxtNrss Address James l.. Hall this office.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24

RELIC OF BARBAR1sM.-On Saturday last
our town was disgraced by one of those
relics of barbarism which we had hoped
had entirely disappeared. never to be re-
vived. James Radeliff, having been found
guilty of petty larceny in stealing few
gallons of molssses, he WAS sentenced to
receive twenty-five lsshss at the whipping
post, which penalty was duly inflicted on
last Saturday afternoon. From the repu
tation of Radcliffe, We have no doubt that
no richly deserved severe punishment, but
the idea of publicly whipping white man
is revolving in the extreme.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24

The CARS AT WHEEL1sG.-TLe editor
of the Wheeling Gazette took his first ride
over that end of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad on Wednesday. The engineer
was running the locomotive and baggage
cars from the southern bank of Wheeling
creek to point opposite to where the
company intend the erection of their ma
chine shops, for the double purpose of set
Ting the rails and carrying iron beyond
CaldwelPs Run. The iron horse excited
the wonder of thousands who had never
before seen one in operation, and as the
train passed along, the spectators greeted
1t with the exclamation" railroad to
now is, beyond doubt, q fixed
Hnrra for internal i'm
provements."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24
WANTED.
At this office, boy about 5 years old,
to learn tho printing business.

To CAMPAIGN SUBscRIBKRs.-With this
issue we give the final result in all the
States, of the late election, and conse-
quently our contract with those who sub
scribed for the compaign is completed,
and we shall strike off the names of all
such as have not or do not signify their
desire to have the paper continued, with
the exception of two or three who have
not paid their subscription. A large pro-
portion of our campaign subscribers have
had their paper continued, and we would
be pleased to add the balance to the list
There is also room for any others who
may wish to invest a couple of dollars in
" sorts" for their "upper case" as prin-
ter would say.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24

CINE that pending the discussion of the
federal constitution by the convention of
Virginia, a court of New York had made
the decision just now announced for the
first time: does anybody believe that Yir-
ginia would have consented to the union?
We say, now announced for the first time,
because cases similar to the one under
consideration have been repeatedly adlu-
dictated in the courts of the non-slayehol-
ding States, and heretofore the right OF
the master has been uniformly upheld
Notwithstanding, however, the force of
invariable precedent-against the COM
mon understanding of the authors of the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the spirit of the con-
stitution itself, and against the intent and
harmony of the Union,-it is now deter
mined by the courts of New York, that
southern gentleman cannot set foot up
on the soil of the State without mourning
the penalty of forfeiture of property
Most sincerely do we deprecate this deci-
sion, for we see it is but the torch wh.1re-
with to light again the flames Of sectional
agitation. If this princinlle is to prevail,
the citizens of the d.iIerent States are no
longer citizens of one common country
the empSrgo of hlgher-law decree IN
teccepts all friendly and free commnnica-
ton between the North and the South
the people of New York regard the peo-
pie of Virginia as aliens and foreigners
1t were well if by some mode the patrio-
tic people of New York could manifest
their dissent from the higher-law doc
trines of their Judge. and thus shield their
State the dishonor of being the first tc
raise again the banner of fratricidaI
strife. We appeal, not to the South, ii
needs no spur to prompt the redress of its
grievances, but to the North-from the
Intelligent and Union-loving citizens o.
the North we invoke some expression O
indignant rebuke, which shall crush the
schemes of the abolitionists, and give as
surance of the continuance of domestic
peace and quiet.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24

DREADFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION AND
Loss OF LrrE.-The mail packet, Buckeye
Belle, exploded both boilers on the 18th
inst, about 4 o'clock, in the locks at Bev-
erly, 12 miles from Marietta. No ladies
were injured. The killed, as far as
known, are John Barbour of Pittsburg,
produce dealer; Joseph Daniels, engineer,
John West, Edward Anterior, of Bever-
ly. VIM. Stull. anegro named Butler, and
ten others. The injured are, Captain
Hahn, arm broken and badly scalded /;
VIM. Wilson, first clerk, leg broken and
feet and ankles mashed-he will proba-
bly, die; Calvin Stull, Joe Convey, leg bro
ken; Edward Blackway. and many 9TH
ers. The boat torn completely to pieces.
Every hue of one boiler collapsed, and
the other boiler cannot be found. The
accident is attributed to the gross reck-
lessness of the engineers, one of whom
was on the safety valve at tho time of the
explosion. The carpenter says he told
the engineer that there was too much
steam on, about FIVE minutes before the
accident.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-24


The Albany Knickerbocker, Whia
Journal, hits the nail on the head and
gives some of the true causes of the over.
whelming defeat of the Wings. If II had
added some other items which have one.
rated greatly to complete the Wing over.
throw, the list would have been complete
and true to the life. For instance, Gal.
phinism, peculation, frauds and dishonest
conduct in every shape, besides. truck
ling to foreign powers and disregard of
he honor of the national flag.
This paper has had the independence
to rebuke many actions of the Wing party
during the canvass, and it now speaks as
follows
"The ideas published by the leading Wing
papers, are behind the age. They are
decidedly old fogyish, and place an esti-
mate on the good sense of the people, as
unwarranted as st is insulting. Before
Greeley writes an article on British free
trade, he has got to commit two absurdi-
ties-one Is, that the labor of the country
viii not reason, and the other is, that it
does not know how. BY adhering to the
principles of protection, the Wing party
sacrifices the farmer and mechanic to the
manufacturer, and for the sake of obtain
ing little powerless popularity at Lowell.
throws away the great States of New
York and Ohio. The folly of this course
has been shown not only at the election
which has Just closed, but at every cleo
ton which has taken place since 1924
II was the high tariff platform that defeat
ed Clay. 1t was this humbug that laid
out Writ, and it is to this 'monomania'
that we are now indebted for the defeat
of Gen. Scott.
As we said before, we hope the result
of November elections will teach wisdom
to the Wing party. The defeat is SO
overwhelming, that nothing but tho
rough revolution in its ideas can ever
bring its candidates to the surface again.
Greeley must be taken under the shed
and talked to. The Times must be cat
echised, and even the Jupiter of the Jour
nal taught the folly of talking the hops
of great party onthe rise and fall ofstew-
pans. and curtain calico. II thh Wings
would defeat the Democrats, they must
do as the Democrts do, play for the plough
instead of the loom, and go in for the
farmers of the West, instead of the cot
tonocracy of Boston. Will they have the
good sense 10 do so. Let us wait and
see."