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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

MIR. DEMPSTER, composer of The May
IVA Queen" Lament OF the lrish Emgrant," 1" The
Bllpd Roy" &C., has the honor hrs ms
prirua Ballad Entcrtsinne TINS the raernacie
on FRIDAY EVENING Nov = when he wall sing a
choice slsction OF his most popular compositions including
MS Tolerated csntsta The MAY Queen Ia three parts
Tickets 50 cts To commence at S O'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
NIFRRIAM's MODEL of the CITY of SAN

NERRlAMs MODEL OF the CITY of SAN
WI FRANCISCO is now GA exhibition At the Gallery Of
he National Academy of Design, No. 655 Broadway " Y
The rooms are open from 10 o'clock NJ until IL p NJ,
SaV This Model is constructed from exsct measurements
80 oc,uris susce Of about so square feet representing
on sale of . feet inch, the true gredes buildings
whArvts lai hor shipping, &c. Admission scents ,
Tn, ALLOWING are numerous cert ncates furnished
While the model exhibition IN san Francisco;
WIN ~ SAN Francisco, July 80 1882.
SIN The tuthfuness in which you have represented the
cx ~ San Francisco Miniature, meets with our enlre
Yol alton and from the great interest everywhere mani
ct in our CROWNS metropolis both in Europe and Amer
lea vour Model cannot fail 20 prove attractive Your ef
forts and skil are worthy Of eommendafon
Very respectfully, ussc
r W. MACONDRAl Co, Merchants
EBBETS Il Co. Merchants.
FLINT, PEABODY Co Merchants
TAAFFE, McCAHILL Co, Merchants
BOLTON, BARRON Co, BANKERS
DRENEL, SATHER & Co. Bankers.
BURGOYNE 4 Co, Bankers
ADAMS 4 Co ExpTrsS
J. W. GREGORY, Express
E.J. MrRsIsN, Esq.
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" Launch of the Clipper ship Jacob Bell.

ES Launch of the Clipper snip Jacob beu.
1hsy,see which commenced by the late Jaeob Bell
and whose death frame, will be launched from tho
yard other late builder this morning. at u o'clock. Her
dimensions are as follows viz length 2oi feet breadth OF
ltS 50 feet and depth OF hold = feet making about soo
burden Wu Plat Sens, of Philadelphia are her
owners and Capt Kham, formerly of the Valparaiso her
commander She is nie nded for the California trade and
WILSON be ready for sea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

r Asst CONCERT Of MADAME ALBONI
IL The Dollar Seats and the Reserved Seats unsOld yes
terday will be sold THIS DAY, at the MIsic Store of
VIM HALL & SON, No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

to Psychology.-Dr. BENTON (by request and for
The acc ON mediation Of the friends South Bookyn will
the Second Season of bis Lectures and Expert
mtuts anon the above named subject Colts Hail.
Of Clinton aud Atlantic-sis. FRIDAY EVENING Nov.
T. tSee Bills) Doors open at Z commencing al a. Ad
mittancc l2i cents Children with PaIents ball prlce.
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TEACHER of PIANO and FRENCH

Il WANTED-Tna Bows Boarding School IN pleasant
country Of Pennsylvania, 10 miles beyond Easton
SINGLE Cent? man. Of UNREASONABLE character and qualh-
teacher Of the above branches nd pleasant
situation by applying the subscriber to-day, or on FIN
day. between II and O'Clock. AZ Loveoys Hotel No. 81
Park Row. room l75 REV. G. X KELLER,
Principal Of Allentown Seminary
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~ Clarcncevilic, L.. l.-Beantifal Lots at mode
rnte prices payable IN nsialments OF - - ~ MONTH
General Ohccs NO Nasaa-st and No 81 sv The whole
of this beautiful village embracing nearly hundred lots
(exeep oned already Sold sohered tor sale at prices
from SEQ 90 Sl5o each This place situated the Brook
yn and Jamaica flanA Road with the 10 Island Raroad
fassilg through the center and is about a. miles VII
han and from Brooklyn For of
it surpassed by no village IN the vicinity Of New York.
having equert by the Plank road
and 1--WE tunes each way, daily BY the Railroad IL finely
located dc center Of lovely PLAIN and Is tree alike from
s,sans 1S ROACH OF mountain and The village land
In broad and convenient avenues the center one Green
/. portsct havns been in one family nearly 30 years
complete abstract viii b. furnished to purchasers Alto
sos OF bndnx spot tins the best opPo-tG-
nifty yet oeored the public All the str els VIII be graded
he expense OF the present propietor For mans OF iar
sher PARTICULARS apply to ID T. MAJ fAhLAN,,
General Agcst, No. Nassau-st- from 10 An TO fM
or t. John H. Bailey No 10 AtAnnc-s, andJ X Bennett
Colsmha-sf between Sackeu and DegrawsfS, Brooklyn
So great has been the demand for the above lots thar
though they have only been offered for sale for few weeks
third Of the whole number have been sold Those who
would secure a choice location must apply al once
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Cbanres for Business Ellen.

DRUG and BOTANIC STORE for SALE
~ Retail Store with good stock, IN one OF the best
Local Gus in Brooklyn. Will be- sold favorable terms
ATply 10 address A. WARNER, corner Of Fulton and
TllaTysis. Brooklyn
TOR SALE, and chance To make fortune,
II which will be shown application az the restaurant
uuder Odd Fellows Hall. and oia 'unt OF NJ health
only The dali receipts r0m 60 90 ; % per day l
has long lease, AZ low rent and co1tans tyentyeIgh
private supper the first floor and = fitted up IN
good style. Terms made easy. For pa cu APP
ply the premises Odd Fellows Han, corner Of Grand
and Cenire-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

To- The Peoples Hatters.-This enterprisins
hCdy OF ochancs would call the attention Of the hat
ing public their elegant Moleskin Hat which they are
selling At 81 and S. 1t superior to any thing offered
elsewhere IN the city. -
No IL Park-row,
oDpo1te the Asor House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
A NEW SCHOOL BOOK for EVERY

IA PRACTICAL MANY Charles Davies L. L d
PRACTICAL MATHEMATICS, with DRAWING
and MENSURATIOS applied 70 the MECHANIC AXIS.
By Charles Davies LII D.. suthOr Of conpls;s e0urs'
- bethemofice.
This wcri il designed FOR schools AMI for mechanics -
well every usn interested in tire practical duties Of h
and who would understand the principles Of LINES ana
keLsuTation Ari6o. r. Work Tber MeAsure Briekiay-
eIs Work MaoBs Work. PaViors' Work. sia,ers ard II
leIs Work, Plssterert Work, Painters sna Pameer'
Work &C Ec. Price Al.
COPIES will e rnaied 70 every part Of the country post
Isb,d bv 4 3 BARNES 4 CO.
Pnbhshers Of the National Series Of school Boox:)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
rT,- rm,.ran, IureIIIgence Oaicc and Labor

" Emigrant Intelligence Office and Labor
Exrbungc. Nos IS and q Canal-st, Newly ork-This
oee eabhshed by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where can ALWAYS found large numbers OF Lsbores aud
Servants AT very low of and persons can have
their orders fd by writing 10 the Superintendent and Sc nd
ma the amonnt necessary pay the passage of the parties
required. No fees charged to employers
JAS. L. PAGAN Superintendent
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WANTED in BUILDING

DARTN WANTED in BUILDING
Il STEAM ENGINES, LOCOMOTIVES, Scr at Chi
cago IlThe partnership of the subscribers viii soon ex.
pre and the partner wishes enlarge the business
with meet the increasing demands Of the great
West therefore proposes to connect with himself some
party having sufficient capital The present firm
DONG en- extensive and profitable business manufacturing
Steam Engines Railroad Cars and variety OF heavy Ma
chnery Any information may be had BY addressing the
subscribers GATES & MCKNIGHT,
Eagle Works, Chicago ILL.,
REFERENcEs.--E. Corning 4 Co. Albany, N. Y; j. II.
Birch & Co. Chicago, ILL.,; George T. Cobb Co.. New
York Mower Woodwork Boston; Marshall, Bement
Colby, Philadelphia
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TIE sENII-WEFhLY TRIBUNE

.oy CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS
- asbied Oh the departure of each Man Steamer toi
ChsTes Price q cents per copy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
ITO MANUFACTURERS. OVERS, &c

l. The advertiser having thorough practical knowledge
OF dyeing bleaching and finishing Cotton Goods In All s
branches. desires situation MANUFACTURING establish
ment Superintendent and Manager He active IN ans
habits and possessed Of considerable experience Staac
tory reference given. Address j. r. T.. Tribune Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
MADAME SONTAGs NEW SERIES of
WI CLASSICAL, BRILLIANT, SACRED

and CHORAL CONCERTS.
The public respectfully informed that the Second and
Lest Series of Mdame SONTAGS New-York Concerts will
commerce between the 22d aud 25Jh November at
METROPOLITAN HALL
The most extensive proportions and reheras have been
proceeding during the last weeks give these Con
ces that character Of grandeur and completeness for which
the Trennal Musical Festivals Of England and Germany
Justly famed and is confidently antic pated that
gn has been the satisfaction given by Madame SON
TAGS first series Of Concerts the second, from the excel
tncy Of the egagemonts made the selection of the
master pieces be Produced and the beray of all the
rang, MIS- will form in the musical annals Of ner
lea. The new series will be divided into
CLASSICAL BRILLIANT, SACRED AND CHORAL
CONCERTS,
In which all the solos aud sencodary parts will be per
formed by the EMINENT ARTISTS
Of Madame SONTAG'S Company
The Orchestral Choral, and Chorus departments will
col sst of SIX HUNDRED PERFORMERS,
And Ill be led b. CARL ECKERT, under whose direction
the principal German Festivals have been conducted.
To afford the required accommodation the orchestral po
ton of the Hall Will be entirely renodeed on the plan Of
Exeter Hail. London forming spacious aphlteater oc-
cupying onethird of Metropolitan He'll, and greatly fc.-
tating the acoustic effect OF the music.
The prices of admission viii BE- those of Madame SOntag
fret series.
Emil rarticn lars in future advert srnents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

ia p,bished every TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning Price
Il Ger sBuan Two copies for s. Ten for S0. Advsr-
a. meats GEMS a line for each insertion.
GREELEY Il McELRATU, Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

~ PoIyelOt Lectures.-Lectures in Italian, Ger
man French and Spanish, by Professor FOREST, DR..
SChRAMM, NJ. SlMONlN, and ST. JUAN BARCELO,
every MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and
THURSDAY ENENING at 9 O'Clock, at the Rooms No $40
Bowery FIVE above Bond-st. Single tickets % cens
so tickets for $40 Each ticket admits gentleman and
a6ies J. MACMULLEN, Director. Tickets may be had
at LocLwoOd's No All Broadway at Croweu's, No 500
Broadway and Evans Britain No 697 Broadway, as well
a. at the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
A NEW ROMANCE BY the author of White

NEW ItOMANIE by the tuIHOr OF " Hue
"a f1ars Will he published ThursdIy, the 18th init
WHITE Hal L. OF. The Times Of Cromwell
Aury historical Romance nv the auLhor Of Wefriars
the dave Charles the second complete n large svo
VOL containing 26 double column page Elegantly ld
tlaisd
Booksellers wishing early supply, viii please forward
their ord. 70 immediately. BUNCE BROTHER,
Publishers No ia Nassal-st., New-Tors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
TRAyELING AGENTS WANrED-To

i sell County Rights for valuable Patent The article
will sell readily nearly every farmer Call on the sub
,crber at the American Hotel Jersey City from 10 %
o'clock A. ARNOLD.
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TOR SALE or to EXCHANGE.-A good

stock BOOKS and Stationery with the Lease Of tine
Stand (which excellent one.l within hours travel
by Railroad from the city. IL wil be sold cheap,
char real and personal property the owner who
he's oceupied il many years wishes retire from the bus
Immediately. Inquire by letter (postpeid) other
wise, of J. ROWE, No. Beayerst. y. y.
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vv,ur ppyaN GALLERY of CHRISTIAN

ART containing = series Of authentic Psintirls. BY
the most celebrated artists IN ehronois;ich order nom
Condo de Senne ID l22) down TO Horace Nernet, u
now oven for exhibition the Society Library Rooms rom
SAN 10 PM. and n to y PM Admission . cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

~ Manbood.-Mrs. T.. CAKES SMITH viii Lee
ture upon this subject THIS friday EVENING, Nov.
T. at Hope Chapel commencing at O'lock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
mo BUSINESS MEN.-A Young Man Who

has been years in the employ Of house Gen-
era Clerk Buyer and Salesman and acquainted with every
description Of Dry Goods is DESTROYS OF making an immed-
ate engagement with party with whom he can make his
appreciated has objection 20 trtvf when re-
CURED or havnga few hundred dollars would engage 10
any profitable business; best mercantile reference Address
T. L. T.. Box No. L2f7.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

DOARD-One or two Rooms for single Gen.
I'D tlemen at Mrs BarRes's, No. 10 Unioaplsee, where
the comforts of home will be found.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

~ sabbath Evening Sermons Of the ". Y.
Young Mems Christian AssOcintioD.-Rev. Dr.
TYING will deliver the uptown Sermon In ST Georges
CLurch Stuyvesantsqus and Rev. DR.. FERRIS the
downtown Sermon the North Dutch Church, corner OF
Fulton and Wiiam-sts, on SUNDAY EVENING next,
Nov "a Services commence at u O'Clock in each place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
xxrOOn,s MINSTREL HAIL. no. 444

w Broadway-Open ENEh1 ENENiNc' concerts
and Ethiopian Delneatons Music unsurpassed and Negro
Depeatons unequale. Doors At 81 Concerts COM
mence at u oclosk. Admission . cents-chdren bal
price The Afternoon Concerts are discontinued.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12
CERYANTS MANI PLACES-Cooks.

~ Homework Girls Waitresses, Laundreases seam
stresses Chanbe nnads, &C. &C. want places Protestant
and Catholic Girls for city AID country Best office for good
servants n. y. Employment Office No 479 Broa iway,
T. 7. SAUNDERS.
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r,,p NEW.YORK TRIBUNE

a. ..h.,.hsa on the departure Of each Mail Steamer
p.--oo Price 81 CENTS copy, g year 70 any pa
:, reat Britain or a TO the Continent poctase include
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CIRCUS. NETWORK AMPHITHEA-
~ TER, No 81 Bowery. New and brilliant attractions
for the week, THIS EVENING, 49,,
THE GREAT CHALLENGE ACT OF TUMBLiNG,
in which all the principal Athts of the old and new eoun
yARIFb AND ELEGANT WORKMANSHIP!
Clown-SAM LATHROP, with his new Inaugural speech
Boxes % cents; Pit, Il! cents.
Doors omen AT 81 PM Performances 20 commence at T.
Afternoon performance on "Wednesday and Saturday.
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in FAMILIES by the DAY

II WANTED-Bya respectable Widow, a. cutting and
making loy clothes and repairing Understands her needle
perfectly. Call direct line at No III Chrystest above
Grandst during the Week-second door
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WANTED-A Market Gardener TO take
w charge Of ANAL Farm; American or Scotch pre-
ferred who thor0azhly Qnderstznds the bus nes'
land other need apply VIII ind good situation with
good pay. Address FARMER, Box LEO Lover Poet
Offce-
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BOARDING. Gentlemen can have Boar
I'D and pleasant Rooms az No. ~ vesey-sf.
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a most respectable Ameri.

NANTED-A situation by respectable
w Girl. to cook wash and iron, in small family; on'
who s willing axe herself generally u-eful Apply q
No. ~ Avenue c. Has good city reference
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THE YOUNG WIDOW who left q NINA
J. TURE at Bs recover the same by calling on
the Clerk of whom she bought the Lace Veil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-12

DROADWAY THEATER-E.A A. MARsuALL,
ID Sole Lessee-THIS EVENING, Nov u. for the
BENEFIT OF MISS JULIA DEAN
FAZIO; OR, THE ITALIAN WIFE.
Blanca Miss Julia Dean Countf Aldebella Mrs. Abbott
Bartoo ........ Barry Grald Fazia Conway
THE LOVE CHASE.
Master Widrnke Conway Constance Miss julia Dean
Lydia. Mrs r. Conway Widow Green. Mrs. Vernon
Doors open at O'Clock performances commence att
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~ S. SCHOOL AGENCY-ByE.H WILL

- sCOX, No 2o NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DegotatiOns aud
engagements by the best Institutions Families Teachers md
MatTous az cent IN advance on year, winch
pToeure the required pensat0n secured b. transfer
able check Good for all educational orders Personal APP
phcaiion most successful
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pOARD.--Single Gentlemen can be atconl-
ID modated with tine rooms in pnvsfe, respectable
boaru ghouse where they shall have every eonbr OF
home with Board or Partial Board No Is 1tst between
"a and LIST Stages pass For further informafon thu
undrs gued is authorized refer to Mr. Charles kns land
No. 20 William ST., Mr. Simeon Draper, No IS iinesf
MARIA COX.
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WANTED-An energetic Business Man to
this city snd vicinity for the sale OF book
One who well qusted with every part Of the city WIZ
Be required good salary viii be paid by the day Ahes-
VII be received az 40 So CathsriDest, from A NJ
tO2P. NJ.
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WANTED-A Gentleman of Classic attain
w mentz Principal Of q Pubic School IN New
Brunswick " j. Salary not less than 81 600 per sunurn
Applications .ddrsssed 10 TRUSTEES OF PUBLIC
SCHOOL. Box No IS New-Brsnswlck Post-0fce. win re-
eeiye attention.
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Id single Gentlemen De accommodated with Board
and pleasant Rooms, neatly furnished at No. x3 Atlantic
st. seven minutes walk ff0m South Ferry. Family small.
Terms moderate. References exchanged
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in a PRIVATE sCHOOL-A

W 10 ehamberwork and waiting or has objection %
90 s'nersl homework for small family His lived N her
last place TWO and the best Of city retere
Can be sen until engaged No lSl East 2iht near the
lst-tv- Nev-York.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
The Female Institute.

The examination of the young ladies in this
institute, came off last Thursday and Friday ut
the Methodist Church. The large number of
visitors in attendance, exhibited the interest
which was felt in the prosperity of The School.
The examinations were we'll sustained, and gave
satisfactory evidence of the cares and labors of
the teachers It was matter of surprise that
the young ladies' were so collected and ready with
their answers, when it was recollected, that the
circumstances under which they reci,ed, were SO
emharrassing-in the presence of large au-
dience-in an unaccustomed place-on an ele-
waited platform-with none of the associations OF
the school room about them, except the faces OF
their school mates and teachers-these yonng
ladie, in most instances, gave correct answers
to the questions asked-and read their compost
ions (Which were beautifully wrtten) in tone
of voice loud enough to be heard all over the
house We were highly entertained by the mu
sic which was at times dscoursed by the pupils
as also by the several colloquies--and the read
ing OF the Paper by the Juveniles. This schoo
in no manner clashes with our Public School
and deserves well of our citizens and il is ent
tied to the confidence and patronage OF those pa
rents who living in the country, are necessIta
ted to send their daughters abroad for instruc'
ton.
We can recommend this institute TO the re
gard of any of our friends who think Of send
ING their daughters from home to school, as emf
nently useful, aud we assure them that the adj
vantages of this institute, under the care of the
present preceptress and her able assistants, are
not excelled by any of those establishments
whose fame is only greater, because they are
farther off
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-05-07
For the Tclcgrn rh.
For The TcIcsrap hs
WnMoT, May 3, 1852.
Friend Clcment-Dear Sir:


WnMor, May 3, 1854
Friend Clcment-Dear Sir:
noticed an article from the
Free Democrat in the last Telegraph, that our
Senator from this county, characterised the bill,
submitting the Mime Liquor Law to the people
as a humbug and the people of his county SO
regarded il, and the Mayor Of Portland had been
defeated on this question BY a large MAORI
ty, &c.
AS one of the people of his county, permit
me 10 dissent from the position of the Senator.
believe, if the Main Liquor Law was submit
ted to the voters of Kenosha Co. three fourths at
least would vote for it there would not be twen-
ty votes againstit in the town of Salem, doubt
whether there would be ten.
The Senator has obtained his information
in regard to the Mayor of Portland from some
source which have not access to. My infor-
nation is that the liquor law was not the test,
but that both candidates were in favor of the
Law. | also learn that the returns of the state
show 10000 votes for, and less than 10000
against the law. Does this look as if the peo-
pie of Maine, after years trial regard it as
humbug. And of the towns and cities which yo-
ted on the subject of sustaining the law, there
were but 80 against the law, while were con-
sidered doubtful, and % in favor of the law, as
it is. Docs this look like abandoning the law in
Maine /? Why was not the 1t Gov. of Rhode
Island elected, when the Governor, of the same
political stripe was !? because, just before the
election, he made violent speech against the
Maine Liquor law. The people of that state
have elected Legislature in favor Of the Law,
and tina, was the question at issue.
am glad to see that the temperance folks, in
your city, are to have meeting, to take this
subject into consideration. 1t is high time we
began to talk and act Let there be County
Convention called, and organize as soon as
possible, and make preparation for the next cleo
ton. We must carry our principles to the BAL
LOT box, and not be humbugged any longer, by
those that will refuse to enncta law, which will
dry up the tears of the broken-hearted wife,
cothe and educate her children, depopuate our
Jais and Poor Houses and spread peace and hap
pness throughout our state.
Yours for the Maine Law,
E. WILCOX.