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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
CHINA.

rxo,, the Overland Friend Of CANA
I'o AZ we learn that the rebel ious outbreaks In
Of MAIL of the Celestial Empire still continue.
ehe P'r.s of events would seem to indicate an sP
me GU revolution, and overthrow the present oy'
Dsey n much interest to mercantile men TOOK place
49, "a. At the Hong Kong Supreme court Ins
on hE hat of Tronson, master OF the Pennsus{ anu
Gaze N.s, seam Navigation Company's steamship Ern'
Ofien' - neps Co. This action was orougnt 70 re-
s mn 60 aol he alleged value Of y chests oil rama
cover MINED At Calcutta board the Erla In July
OPIUM. .Ssntd to the plaintiffs for trans-snipment 10
let Band Co. Shanghae, but 10 which the plain
ena~, Sed beneficial interest emitting them 70 sue
Or ;run never delivered to the plaintiffs formed
y ,ss lsree quantity of $50 chests taken from the
pan after that vessel had been 10 contact
In ~ pseha In the straits of MaIacca and sold by
VIE nsyptspdent Of the Peninsular and Oriental steam
susson Company, acting under the advice OF certain
. ~ insurance Offices and others, members OF tne
sge Chamber of Commerce The trial occupied
bours, and resulted In verdict TOR plain
IT. Ssuages sl024l-and interest for one month, al.
80 ne rste of nine per cent per annum (Six months
s.est was sued for ard also twelve per cent alleged
tssrerce in exchange; but the latter claim was dsa
The export of tea from China this
....o. .hows an increase of 100000 lbs. compared
N st year OF silk the decrease Is about 3oOo oaie'
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Latest European Intelligence.
ri rrlEeRArH FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL

ri TELEeRAPH FROM LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Wednesday morning
The Stock market was firm, at All adj
vance Of y p cent, and though the reduction Of the
"es Of Interest in uniunded securities depressed the
m@ket Exchequer Bill. were not affected The new
pHs will bear ln,eres, Of OK p day, p 500
Cossols for money, 99s099s; for ac-
s0es' esh June) 'ame prices.
:, roreigp stock is firmer, and prices have
zen IN Sa diuisn, Peruvisn, Russian and Mexican
u 'ntxae'sn, Spanish and Dutch steady. Brazilian
seu.s' ss's 99la new do, 9799s; Buenos Ayres
Sn's, ~; Gillian 6 p cents lo2dl0i Ecuador
E aoS ses@ Granada ~ p cents, 20020ls do. de-
smrIed, sAask Mexican D. cents Of isi6, 80; do. 8
IA, s' soazo%; Peruvian y cents OF lS49, l0S6
er,. no deferred y cents, 63d64 Venezuelan 80 y
ITS r. Sg44 do. deferred, 1911.
a. Tue news from California has sent down
ou.,,. 70 the companies for working the suriferous
" mat region, while the Intelligence OF the;vsst-
L., .oeeo held open TO mining enterprise In Australia
49, .snge 20 say, produced no commensurate inlu-
n va me shares OF the Australian companies.
~. TAsis BoURsE, May 17.-Four and a
PEI Cenrs, l00f Toe, l00f, GOT, 90c, e0c, 90c.
~ per Cents .0f Csc. zoe, 6oc, Soc, 4oc 35c.,
Sc 80 Bans actions, :, $50 Belsisn Ewes loot 95c,
m do -Four and hAlfs 96f Hayden Loan, 3e6.
ane interviews of the Northern Sover-
~, ese great uneassness at the Tueries, and all
M snents are closely watched by special agents.
.nsluc wagner case Is to come on, before
M The 6rss day Of term
Inc House of Commons was counted
eos. evening and so the Msynooth debate did not
''@ M. Spooner IL unwel, and Lord Derby, the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES G

THE ROYAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF
SWEDEN AND EMANUEL SwEDENBoRG.-This year,
1859, the Royal Academy has caused its annual medal
to be struck the memory of the celebrated Sweden
borg, one Of its first members The medal, which has
already been distributed TO the Associates, has the
diverse the head of Swedenborg with at the top the
name EmOnnel SredenbOrg; and underneath: MAJ
1858, D6n 1772 And the reverse man in gar
ment reaching to the feet with eyes unbandaged stand
ing before the temple of Isis at the base of which the
Goddess is Above is the inscription TantOque sn
tat alumnO and below Mris natre inrestigator soco
0ucud, estimates. dead Reg Scent Srec. MDCCCLH
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BosroS, Saturday, May %, Is

BOSTON, Saturday, May q, I512.
AT the Methodist Conference to-day the
Book Agents were authorized to es.sbshb deposi
tories al Buffalo, Auburn and Washint at discretion.
The final Report OF the Book Committee was present
ed and resolutions therein contained adopted approx
ing Of the dongs of the New York Book Asentsisins
leave to sell the Crosby%t houses and 70 build else
where.
The report In favor Of the Independent organizsaon
and adopted the seven Bishops Zone 10 act ss re-.
dent being the managers thereof auxiliary soc . -
be formed In every Annual Conference .ne s;a.n :"
Tracts to be az independent Office, and tne S'''eS
center in New York L.. a.. ri;,or
If 1'rscts Who viii also have charge Of ne mon.ny
magazine Abel ssphsns q So' %aeedo a seat
REV. Rev NJ, e A' s1 Stephens q WIS elected.
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'ANTIocH CoLLEGE.'-This embryo sem.

'ANTTOJH i tTTTUT yU 5t11T-
mary for which the young and growing denomina-
ton which rejects all names but Christian all
creeds but the Bible, all tests of fellowship but
a good life, has raised 100000 as an endowment,
has been de6nitvely located at little village
known as Yellow Springs, Greene Co., Ohio, on
the Miami Railroad. Three College edifices
Brick. Equal facilities and opportunities in all
departments will be offered to Females AM Males.
The corner stone of the College will be laid on
the 23d of June, when a great gathering is ex-
pected, which will be addressed by distinguished
speakers.
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The Fire Mt Savannah-Sfeamcrs betweea
Antwerp and virGtnia-Diuner on Boara
the Steamer Mississippi, etc.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, May - 1854
The disastrous fire which occurred in
Savannah on Wednesday last, consumed the dwellings
of Captain Dickerson, J. j. Cornell, Capt Arden Wa
Olmstead, Mrs. Young, H. 3. Rel, b. Connor, Thomas
Brezier, A. Shaw F. Grey the Methodist Sunday school
room, and number OF other buildings.
The Virginia Senate have passed bin
for the Establishment of line of steamers between that
port and Antwerp
A grand entertainment came off to-day
board the United States Mississippi ia which
the Mayor City Council, and many other distinguished
citizens participated. Woe tossts sentiments speech
es &C., were the order OF the day
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WASHINGTON.
Great Excitement among the Delegates 10 the
Democratic CoRvention-Sewardi In Danger.
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May 90, 185

From Occasional Correspondent
WASHINGTON, Saturday, May 90, 1852.
The CAss Delegates are swearing mad.
The letter of ROBERT G. SCOrT, of Richmond, to
the Democratic candidates is Il frebrand that has
blown up the whole line of Doughface expectants.
The Michigan Delegates swear it is another of
SEwARD's cursed schemes to destroy the Demo-
cratic party. They say this ROBERT G. ScoTr is
one of SEwARD's friends and allies, who only pre-
tends to be Democrat and that the whole thing
was concocted here to be made the instrument to
do the work. They gnash their teeth in bitter
ness at this unexpected disaster, and say all can
didates who have been freak enough to affrma-
lively answer this missile of destruction must now
be set aside, as they have placed themselves be-
yond the NEST distant hopes Of an election. Some
of them say with profanity of words, unutterable
in print that SEWARD ought to be killed; that he
has done nothing but divide and PROSTATE " the
party" for the last fifteen years, and if their can
didates can't keep out of his pitfalls, they may as
well give up first as last.
suppose the Southern Chivalry will quake and
fear now more than ever at the daring bodness of
this master-sprit of the North. For while they
have before proclaimed on every stump from Ma
ryland to Texas that SEWARD is the embodiment
of Wing power and policy in the free States, they
cannot fail to see in this last aggression ample ev-
idence that he holds even the Democratic masses
in the hollow of his hand. s.
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PRESBYTERIAN IN. ST. ASSEMBLY,
Fraternnl Fareweli-"Plan Of Unien''-Appeal
of. ii. Clarke and 0fhers-I.ifc Insurance,

Fraternnl Farewell-"Plan Of Unien"-Appeai
of. ii. Clarke and Others-I.ifc Insurance.
&c.
Correspondents Of The n. Y. Tnbpn-.
WARRINGTON, Friday, Nay %, 1852.
The General Assembly met this morning
al O'clock and after devotional exercises, the Rev.
Mr. Dsgeet the Delegate from the General Associations
of New York took his leave with some admirable aad
well timed renaIk concerning ths essential Identity a
the Presbyterian and Congregational denominations
He had been brought up In Congregational sectons
but he had ben taught TO regard the Presbytersa
Church that when hard words uttered against hst
Church be felt them 10 be reproach against himself
He felt deep satisfaction IN all that pertains to the wei
fare of this Church. and he desire that the harmony
which has etofore existed between may continue.
The Moderator responded 10 these wishes In few hap
by remarks.
Rev. Mr. Hawley offered the following resolution,
which was placed on the docket:
Rssoired That In the view Of this Assembly, the Plan o
uron Of 1901 still in full force In the Presbyterian Church
that Its pretended abrDgatiOn by the Assembly la 1871 wss
part and parcel Of the Extending Act that a. said Act W.
unconstitutional the Plan Of Union not in the least s
The Committees or the several synodicsI Records 70
ported and the records with small exception were sP
proved The Assembly then resumed the rcsainS
the records connected WIN tes spR 49, ofNsv~ Yorr
ssr The reading OF the records Of the case, Jadse
Jessup moved tast the proceedlnfs % asm''su ap"x
the ground that the action OF Ihs rresoyIsry ws' n
che pb,eet matter Of complaint their proceeding nav
;ng tsen merely advisory upon the memorial Of the
compainants"
Aker somewhat protrscted discussion, Ia which DIR.
s,esrn, Of Newark resisted the motion, and Judges
Jessup and Macon sustained H. the motion was carried.
Rev. Dr. Tsyor brought In report recommending .
Society In Philadelphia organized tor the purpose Of
ssi,,ifs Presbyterian Minister'S and the widows end
ebildren Of such Ministers The Society 70 the Life
Iusursnce principle and the occasion Of the report
he laying before the Assembly Of pamphlet dsscrib-
ipe the institution and also letter from Rev. Aibsrt
Barnes commencing the sociesy 10 the Presbytsrisn
MDistsrs In atfendsace the Assembly. The report
was adopted
Rev w. Fisher moved TO take up the second section
Of the Church Extension report, pertaining 70 hona
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After this they calculated that Buchanan can
not be beaten, unless the Convention should ADAM
don all the regular candidates, take up some one
never before heard of and go 1t blind in the Polka
of Expediency. The Douglas men claim all the
delegates from New-York except SIX, and by a
style of cpherng more satisfactory in result than
in detail, they count upon majority, on the third
ballot at farthest. The New-York delegation
have their headquarters at Barnum's Hotel. NJ. d..
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Arrest for Enthusiastically.

Thomas Scheeran, q carter, was on FIJI
day held 10 bail in this city suspicion OF having muir
week, since and the next day he married the servant
girl who had been living In the family This aroused
the suspcions of his neghbor who caused the body
her stomach coroner jury have since declared that
the VIC mans death was caused by arsenic Scheeran
has fed but bis nswyrnade wife has been taken Into
custody. -, ILL Co., h.,.
ssurdsy afternoon for New.iork, 10 70 be placed on
The AIbarross made the passage from port 10 port
in 23Ls hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31

There better feeling in the Corn market, with larger
tansaetons Rect qualities OF WHEAT commanded ld2d.
advance for 70 N. American FLOUR commands far share
Of Aitencn and ia saabe advance OF Sd to nearly 3D.
bb. operations Tuesday not 10 large amount
INDIAN CoRS held firmly at former rates Quotations may
DC stated at u. 8 WHEAT, Mixed and Red, 5615iN;
White Q6l4 y 10 10 Canadian Mixed and Red, 56G5S;
White 9d6l2 FioUR-Western Canal 20 620i9; Phil
sdephis and aumore, 2pid206 OHIO and NewOrleans,
xf0S INDIAN CoRN-Amerioan Yellow, so GS0 s. White
- oa2si6 Little doing in BARLEY.
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Prime Minister Is confined 10 his house BY govt It's
said ministers wish get rid of the motion altogether
fpyirate DipafeA from lending Cotton house at LisePos
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, Nay Ia ls52-A. N.
The saes of CorToN for the iss four days foot
bsl,s We quote New Orleans fair at &C. middiins 5lc
Upland fair 5c mid ling s. The sales to spec iators are
estimated at 1000 bales and exporters have taken 500
bales To day there speculative inquiry demand
om the trade being and prices rather in favor OF
the buyer Hode however, are not pressing on the market
Western Canal FLOUR Is worth 20 Ohio Il
ISDIAN CoRN-Yell il worth 1916 and white, q g.
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
J.,verpooI Cotton Market.

I'm, market still remains without any falling of in prices
M - from 18th to 18TH inclusive, reached $1,000 baleG
~ hicb sO were Americana the imports TOR the Pc
hsinr 81 600 bales On Saturday there avery active
Snd which received additional impulse on the Asia
Sss esnsphed Transactions amounted to over 1900
s n which 10 900 were for speculation and export and
90. closed with tendency upward On Monday this up
I'D selling was not sustained sales however amounted TO
10000 baes-6 800 Ameicanmof which ooOo were taken on
Va ouet vet steady with sales 600 bales 500 for spec
,.ten and export without noticeable change in prices.
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Money Market.

The large amount of unemployed capital in the market
eae scontnusd tendency Improvement In the English
iacs Consos closed Tuesday at 99s1, account The
Foreign stock market showed fuctuaton, chiefly IN
couih American. Mexcans, 3la; Spanish lactives 2lt
ass d. shrees s6a 67s do pasves 81 al California are
NM Australian keep steady
feegaphic accounts from most OF the Continental Bourses
represent quiet market with little speculation Pss ad-
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Rroxn. Shipley .N Co.'S CIrcuIar.

pev Aret,el LIVERPOOL. Monday. May l8, 1882
The sales Of CorroN Saturday, which in
the Circular 900 bales actually amounted befor. the
msiet closed 10 fully bales OF which at least 10000
bes were for speculation and export Yesterday the busi
ness reached bae and to-day it is 1000 bales speeu-
tsu and exporters having taken about 5000 bales during
the Two dsys The tone of the day has been quiet
yet steady, without noticeable change In prices
Thetr Is better feeling IN the Corn MARKET with areer
trapsaious Flour 10 about cd deaer, aad WHEAT Id
"a pro 10 INDIAN Corn firmly held at previous prices
- " - RRoWS SHlpLEY Co
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-..as ef warfare very disccursging, or
. ssa % destroy al the Sui'd .osssh %ra With
bamboo and e.J} - which beiue accomplished, the
barge grsns r,sh the loss Of several men killed sna
6oss rsunso he sstisfaction Of knowing they hsd
sosoSss single Lsnun From the absence ?.
tbelr pnus ,. hut II /. equally probable thai their
pirsticm sseives were concealed up some OF tne
prshus ana .sd 70 Us unknown rivers Astounding In sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-31
Later from santa Fe-Revoiutionary Excite
ment Quelled, &c.

LOUISVILLE, Saturday, Nay Z5 IoJz'
The Santa Fe mailreached Independence,
Mo ON the 9th inst The news brought by IL Il OF little
importance The anticipated nsurrectton In NewMex-
leo was done away with by udicous movements on the
part of the civil and military authorities and all was
quiet
continued to occur The mail party fell in with num-
Der Of Indians, but they were not very troublesome.
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S.Rte Of Trade.

There ia unabated activity in the Manufacturing districts
the general demand for goods Is anmpsired
Nottingham reports favorable owing to sdyices from the
factory feeling respecting the Wool crop Of Australia with
increased frmness of prices The Bnlngbsm Hardware
and home supply Metals Of all kinds firm, especially
Copper owing 70 the deficiency OF ab'r in the Australian
mines
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SLAVE COAST.

An arrival at Portsmouth from the
- pepp. brings less satisfactory accounts of tn
bsn. - there for the suppression Of the slavs
The King Of Abomey refuses to Sign the treaty
ua Ia =, ,he same tune threatens TO attack Badagry
S ns,e. from Sierra Leone are to the 9th April
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Wright Candy Il Co.'S Circular.

Correspondence Of The n. Y. Tribune
Pr 1,esicl Lrrsroot, Tuesday, May Is, 1881
COTTON on Saturday. continued in demand, and the
ues up O'Clock lat which hour business generally closes
on tbs day estimated at 900 bales the Asia being
seusphed off, and the expectation that her accounts would
give additional impulse TO prices caused an extended In
qdy and before business ended 10000 bales were reported
Yesterday the market freely supplied By holders
who sill continue to offer their stocks very freely and al
though the sales liberal extent the extreme rates
OF Saturday scarcely obtanabe which may be attb
ued the accounts from your side being less encouraging
than was anticipated and the desire Of importers
che po attending late receipts and thus realizing the
wishes OF shippers
exsnve operation of the past month"; nstura, might be
expected but although the business is not weghty
fdnce very strong and pnces are firmly maintained for
witch consideration much indebted to the continued
ed extensive operations OF specuato exporters at the
same time lending material assistance in swelling the
amount of the daily transactions.
The sales Saturday 5000 bales 900 for specula
ton ana export 1000 American Monday 900 bales 600
for speculson and export $500 American Tuesday 1000
Import for time ia about 5U0O bales principally Amer
ican.
Fair. Midding Ordinary.
s;sa;: ::":$Sss,aa 81 SisSSSSa kS
The report Of trade the manufacturing districts
snco%sns and q .Says %ses the snsac'Ons entered
scpons OF Yarns and Twist higher prices paid but
this not applicable to cods The only drawback to an
increased trade the firm stand assumed by spinner and
manufacturers
The arrivals Of WHEAT, INDIAN Com and barrel FLOUR
have been to fair this weeks demand has also
been more active and for the finer qualities of the former
money has been realized FLOUR is sale
able Of last weeks full prices but for INDIAN CORN the sam
currency Is scarcely obtainable
CLOVER SEED-About 40 have changed hands at 1915
n cwt TO holders
TpKENrINE-Sales of 900 bbls at " cwt Is reported
SPLITS or TrRPESTINE have realized 4!o q cws for
lQV htls
LAID is in request and fully supports the late advance at
RssIs~saiess nbrsce 800 bbls y cwt. for common
0mbef.
In other articles there change transactions to re-
cord Yours respectfully,
WRIGHr, CANDY Co.
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Southern Mail Items-The Lnte Catholic
Council, &c.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, May 80 1852.
The New Orleans mail as late as due has
arrived.
The second fire on board the ship Prem
ce at Charleston greatly injured both the vessel and
cargo which was insured abroad.
The British bark Princess Alice, loading
with cotton at Savannah has also been on fire. and was
materially injured.
The Catholic Mirror of this morning
gives the following semi official announcement OF some
of the proceedings OF the late Catholic Council
1--WE understand preliminary measures were adopted
in the late National Council for the erection OF new
Arch. Episcopal See at San Francisco, California.
See is to be erected Santa Fe supersede the pres
ept Vicariate An Apostolic Ycariate is to be formed
of Eastern Florida and another Of the Upper Pennsuar
Michigan. 49, NJ,
sees are to be erected at Burlington, W, Portland,
Maine. Brooklyn, L. l., Newark n j., Erie Pa, VIII
mington n c.. Covington, KY, Quincy, Ill., and Match
ez, La.
noupced until officially confirmed, but we are led 70
believe good number of them are natives OF our own
country and the rest missionaries who have toed long
and zealously among US.
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Terrible CoaAagratiesss
BosroN. nay ,

The St. Johns papers of the 29th give
dessils Of disasten BY the IRE that has been rans
several DAYS n the woods In the vicinity Of Bsshur ~
Prederckion In the former town. three or four dwd'
ipgs with their outhouses, had been consumed ~
Frederckton the farmhouse barns and all the vsueoe
live stock Of Mr. John Reid. were burnt The cafhedra
IN the city was also at one time threatened with desus-
ZION, burning cnders from the forest were falung
fhcky In the streets around IT, but heavy shower hsp
PLY checked the FIRE In that quarter.
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~ The Detroit Adrertiser gets off the
following good one

The Long ODDs.-Bets upon the result of the
Loco. Foco nomination in Baltimore are getting SO
prevalent, that member of the Michigan DeIega-
ton who handed his ere ientals to friend TO look
at, was complained of for 4" erhibtiag gambling
D1)I0rd!DS."
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WESTERN TRAVEL Chicago, by way
of Dunkirk and Toledo, is now fortyeight hours
from our City-all Railroad except q fine steam
boat ride midway on Lake Erie.
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Large Fire nj 81. Louis.
CINCINNATI, Saturday,

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Nay y ls5&
A dispatch from ST. Louis announces that
obstructive FIRE occurred In that city on Monday
ing last consuming property to the amount OF ts5o0
No particulars are given.
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sY<tfSs IfsP1fcf 70 TFf0HHrI
BALTIMORE, May 3o-P. NJ
None but the rank and file-the hard
fsted-of the great Democratic Party are here
the leaders are skirmishng along the banks Of the
Potomac, fishing for chances, and trying which
shall get the farthrest up stream, so that he may
rle the prospects of his opponents. Still the city
is full, and there is not hook to be had. There
is a tremendous representation OF lobby members
and outsiders, filling the hotels to overfowing. A
few of the Buchanan men arrived this evening, in
good spirits, and expressing confidence in ultimate
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choose Delegates and send them 10 owego the 18th.
when those who did knew that Tompkins had not ~
sented to the Convention that day, and could not
snd would not be represented there q that time by any
Delegates chosen 1t any regular County Convention
And Why ater the Chemung COMMITTEES had sanctioned
IN apporronment Of Delegates which assigned four to
th.t County, did Chemung choose and send see Dele
gstes to Owegos
The truth appears to be, that an effort was made by
some persons (nof Fillmore mem in Tiogs and Che
mung who thought themselves snsr TO take snap udg
ment against Tompkins and when their trsp sprung
tney found their own toes In L. Hence their squealng
WIN not the shove statement respectfully ask trans
Ter your imputations of "barefaced usurpaon, snu
Gus devices desperate exertions" &C., your psr
ecty reliable correspondents and his associstes The
wings OF Tompkns, buried they are In Loco
roco districts, are too much Ia the habit of eecrng
wing Members Of Congress- Wing State Senators, &C.,
70 justify the application Of such epithets to them.