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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26
The Arctic Regions.

LECTURE BY DR.. KANE, LATE OF THE AMERICAN
EXPEDITION.
DR., Elisha X Kane, Of the U. s. Navy, who as.
CON panied the American expedition in search Of
Sir John Franklin, lecturod in the Broadway Ia
belnacc, last evening, on the subject Of tho Arctic
Regions, considered in connection with such expora
ton lie promised his lecture by saying that he
should, perhaps, apologize for coming before them
in the capacity Of lecturer but his object In doing
so was Lot merely to impait information Of these
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-02-26

WILD Cars ABoUT.-A large Wild oat was shot
In Ulster county lstweek.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Dolltirdl Notiles.

~ scott Tub OF the fourteenth Ward.-The
p.xI me. ting of this Cub will be held the Broad
wsy Home rBIs tFndsy) EVENlNj at o'clock for the
enrolment OF menbers election of officers other
busips generally All ubigs Of Ward, ADD all other
.r,ons favorable the election Of SCOTT and GRAHAM
sue IL yii.d 10 attend and enroll their names.
Wm s. GREGORY, President.
W. WV II r ssowSr' }sscrstsrie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

r1- The kingsIaud Homestead Land and
BuIldips lion will meet for the election Of
new a nbers and for other purposes on FRIDAY EVEN
ING Aug a. at O'CLOCK at Chatham Hail. No Chatham
souare THIS Association is organized on an entirely dit
frept plan FROM the ordinary building associations Each
member is TO hav, a lot Of land houss butt on to
his own taste be paid for by monthly nstamenls &C
cordne 10 the value the and when tnus paid tor
or in a. other way full dscharse from all bgst rs to
the Association, and from all MORTGAGES Will be given
mr.. and 6xsd j. BUXTON Jr- Secretary,
Office No. 81 Caambers-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
HANpsuca, sscretmy.

~ Mount HOpe.-There will be grand Pic Mic
ARD cuson by subscribers and Others on the ocos
s,on Of choosing the village Of Mount Hope MON
DAY Aug So Persons dtsrous of visiting this beautiful
place viii 6nd this favorable opportunity Sand OF
Of Music Will be In att endanco Refreshments be had
on th. ground The cas will leave City Hall at ~ O'Clock
A. Nj Tckes for the mp Is ceDts 90 be bad at Military
Hall Saturday evening at which place the Subscribers
and others will make nepts fer the occa
non Should the weather prove unfevo'abe the Pic Mic
and choosing will take piece the first far day Tickets can
also be had the Rarv ad Compans Office corner OF Try
on.row nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Amnscmenls.

MADAME MARIETTA ALBONI re-
vl sp.ctfuliy t. the musical public OF New
York her intep rOn of Trsuulns the
SERIES OF CONCERTS
commenced by her in June last and deferred after her
second appearance by the alterations then making In
METROPOLITAN HALL
which has undergone many Important alterations ands
GRAND FkoNT ENHANCE fkoM BROADWAY
viii be completed for the occasion OF the
FIRST GRAND CONCERT,
which will take place
On TUESDAY, Sept. 2, 1852
MADAME ALBONI will be assisted by
sIGNOR ROVERE,
sIGNOR IAN GIOVANNI, and
SIGN0R AROlrl,
With Grand OrohestTA
CouSuctor AIdu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
The ODD +, lows Mapual
HI G.. PECK q THEODORE BLISS.

III C.. PECK q THEODORE BLISS,
Il IL Philadelphia, VIII publish on Monday Sept 6,
THE ODD FELLOWS MANUAL, Illustrating the
History, Principle, and Government Of the Order and the
Instructions and Duties OF every Degree Station sud Office
Odd Fellow ship with dire ctions for laying Corner Stones
Dedesips Cemeteries Chspes Halle snd other public edi
Gees. ling Funersl and other PROFESSIONS Forms for
Petitions Appeals &c Also Odes with Music for various
occasions Embelshed with ngrayings OF the
Embems 10 By Rev A. B Grosh.
Since the adoption OF the revised work great want has
been experienced in the Order OF complete Manual for
the guild anoe of its members which while it should euci
date every step and from the ntaory to the high
rank might TOR accuracy and fidelity be wholly de-
per dabe This has the aim Of the author and publish
10 the preparation Of the work.
The whole 10 comprised In large limo. volume OF 3s4
pages printed and bound in the perfect The
iustrstons oop,ist of steel frontispece and title
with nearly hundred highly finished wood engaviog
Pnce 81 so per copy ats solicited from every county
End tn, oughout the Union to whom liberal discount
Will be allowed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
GRAND MILITARY MUSICAL FES-

NJ TIVAL AT CASTLE GARDEN
On sATU RDAY, september 4, AFTERNOON and EVE
NInG IN sio Of the AMERICAN MUSICAL kUND SO
CiETY ef NEW-YORK On which occasion the military
Rand. OF NewYo b, Brooklyn Troy, PhilsdelphlA &c {,
have in the kndest possibe MANNER volunteered their most
Th,. did combination Of military bsndss combns
don never b. fore semot, in this country will toima
GRAND MILITARY ORCHESTRA
or over two bundled Instruments reed, brass and per-
cusson H.. ..,o..
Tbey will play several pieces ovetures wsltzes saops
marches with he entire sth OF the orchestra BESIDES
one OF two sOlo pieces tr each band go
Vooa Al instrumental performers Of the highest popu
.,i,y hav, also youn. err their and will give theI
MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMMES
Ever offered TO The public
Full pa tcuaTs will be stated In a lew days $1,000.
Tiekos 70 the Afternoon and Evening Pef'''iHA"0eS
50 cents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Real Gstafe for Gale.

A RARE CHANCE.-FOr sale or to
IA let, oftbe beet gsLds 10 tho City Of Brooklyn,
occupied Flour and Feed -tofs vel es,sbiished
sDo doing extensve ana Profitable Trade. any person
wishing enter into business wil h-H %.
porpBlty unsu a,s~d either 10 Brooklyn Or New Yorh,
BY addressing FEED STORE Brooklyn Post Ofics stating
where 50 interview may BE- hsd NIB. CAPITAL required
about $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-To,

COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-For
s.e AZ N, seh "A. piIs from the landing smhssctae
about "a sc e. incIu1ipa iii the furniture seaaA hs
ING Unnals, Csniassa Herss &c, AZ Ihs psss1s 9s e
Sc Iset font Issios The Hsds,n Avss shseuy opposite
TSptovn, contains two pssess dissiat soee. hssys
Ls ara 60 on 6uilipsA ncss good So. 81 snos
ept sprnn Of vster de plsss end - The hosss, ~
= ;.:;:s ''sss Ss, ( 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
RESPECTABLE Protestant GiRL

Z n Wanu Mutation N IMAM bermAd md W aIlrr OF 70
90 plain wing DO general Homework In small phi
family Good city reference given from her last pacs
Cen be for Gays No 1903 livingston st. hetvssn
High and Bondrs, corner OF Devose-plsce, opposite
grocery store, Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Ty- wakefield Industrial Home Association

No Tie Ten uHr Meeting OF this Association Will
be held linton Buildogs No loS Bowery, On EblO tY
EVEN ING Aug 81 This Association is organized the
ssne D al as Mount Vernon NJ l. and Unionpor No The
l.no Is heated elevated pos n)n between Williams
bridge and Mount Vernon. and commands hne view OF
Long Island Sound the Palisades, and the surrounding
EQUITY II will laid in hall and quarter acre
&c, Of our excursion 10 the ground win be brought before
the me- Ting Copies OF the Constitution aDs Bylaws ecu
b. had at the ioowiI places Over, No 4i Broadway;
w B. smith No II Nassu.st; C. a Cooper, No l0 har
row d.; CummeIfoId, No 45i BroadSaS J, Wells
No 80 Avenue A. la dsuch No 1856 SPRING st., and
the Hail on the evening OF The meeting IN ,,,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
At PRIVATE SALE, by COLE q

A T PRIVATE SALE, by COLE &
IA Chiffon, No. sWalist .-rwostory hgick Houss,
sno Lot, No S3 Broomest, near surens-sf,
ThIee.'ioy briea House, and Lot, No. 50 Wea AthS,
near orh-ay.,
A anal Farm Of 70 acres, at Hsnpstssd, L. 1, good
Dwelling House, he.
Cetrase, and plot Of Ground, ssLodiN
Lon, on Sd o., near 6thay,
Lots, on SD t, Bear 6th-ay,
Tsres-to brick Houss and Stable n E. corner Bssekss
snd ! ebsae,
The. valuable Property n W. s~nss Green nd
Bleeckersts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
A VILLAGE FARM FOR SALE

n For Sale adjoining the silsse plot Of Wsnpun Farm
containing 30 acres SAID Farm 10 capable Of producing
nuay Eve thousand bushels " gram and Of keepag
er snd winter $50 bead Of horses cattle The village
Of sspun contains about 800 nhabtants thnvng soA
a. healthy any portion VI NewEssland; there Rail-
road row building within mile VI ssd Farm which viii
communicate with Boston and Nc~-york; hny m,lss u t
IL expected 10 be ready for the this TAIL Wssn ths
rsilosd 10 completed which will be 10 the Of
year person leaving Wsupun reach Bosom o. New.
foIt forty, zbt hours the State Prison 10 located here.
Terms liberal For particulars inquire, BY mail OF other
wise, Of FAkNAM A. SUMNER Wsnpon, Yoad da Lea
County Wisconsin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

II Hopes Expre.s-Vis CENTRAL RAlLROAD
ofNEW-JERSEY. Twice daily from New-York to Eas
ton, Pa Leaving at O'Clock A. ~, and o'clock r NJ
Ofioe No "a Broadway. New-York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
FURNISHED ROOMS.-Two Gentle

IL men ard their Wives or few single Gentlemsn,
be accommodated with pleasant airy front Rooms 10
private family where few select hoaIdeG The
house all the modern improvements hot sold and
shower h and location pleasant Dinner Tor Gentlemen
on Sundays Inquire at No 50 West 2stst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
6periai Notifies.

70 The Members Of Marshall Division No.
H., - of r., directed 70 attend the fnne al OF br
JOHN VI. HART from NO mnetta-st, on FRIDAY
AFTIRNoON at O'Clock. J. r. VAN VLEET, w. p.
A &. EAsAGAR, K ).
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

NJ Lad about Is years Of
w are a apprentice To the Matchmaking trade Ap
nly with referencssL between 10 add Y O'Clock %
~ 4. YRANKTELp, Ne. y Johnst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

n Alteration Attention Scott and Graham As
soolations furnished with Flag Bsnner Tansparencies
40 BY ACKERMAN MILLER, al their old stand, No
lol Nassau st., between Fulton and Ann SITS
~ EmigraBt Intelligence Once and Labor
once established by the Commissioners Of Emigration,
where always be found large numbers OF Lsboren and
Servants at very low Of and persons have
their orders filled by writing the Superintendent and send
ms the necessary To pay the OF the parties
roquired No fses charged 70 employer
las p PAGAN Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

rFy ruriIy-Purty sdorns the humbles creature, and
crvsa the table OF every family that
the F,ROUS GLASS FILTER These instruments sge
biiahcy to the that rivals the diamond, and the
hneB that Is ashed in 1t will 18th the N.Y. The fam
hes that than cay that they and the Filter are insepaIa
Bile Solo al Gothic Hall, N0-5l6 BIoadway. at 81 5O
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
Uants.

A PROTESTANT YOU'VE LADY wishes q
IA situation Governess She is able 20 teach treneh
her native language, German, the Piano and Drawing
children under fourteen years Of age. Inquire 81 No. ~
4th-st, NY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27
A Yonxe MAN of good business habits

~ connecting himself with some respectable
house Is sslemsn Compensation not % much OF an eet
a. nj Best Of reference gwen Azores
n NJ Q. u this once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

A RESPECTABLE YOU'VE GIRL wants a
sustion - Cook Walker and lronsrer to do g-nerL
h, usewok Best Of city recommends be given Apply
AZ No ia sthst for two days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-27

DOARD-With good accommodations,
ID can be obtained ss No 81 lrvinspse one o'oeA es
OF union<q1ae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
AN OLD ACQUAINTANCE

Little Is said says the Unon) except by the desperate
and the characleress of the New Boston calumny against
Gen. Pierce This the expedient, by which the same
foes who had abused the northern mind BY calling hi" The
slave f the South tried 10 DANA &c him in the slave States
the opponent Of the fugitive slave law II Is now reiuted
BY all the prominent, in the whig party South except
such parlisans as Mr. Stanly Even Ex-Governor Jones
Of Tennessee publicly repudiacs H. BY common consent
has been abandoned At what cost of type, OF pnper
and of brains This prohess fraud concoctcd aud crcu
lated and what of pollution il is! Like lis Kindred
ISLANDERS Is denied deserted by the very parties who
were expected father recent number OF the Louisiana
Courier has an account Of whg meeting in louisiana at
which Scott speaker spoke of Gen. Pierce as follows;
The next speaker was Calone Ray, the second choice
Scott eector Tor This district Colonel Ray made very
pood sensible old fashioned speech He was very honest
and fair in his points and arguments and very candid in his
confessions lie propd General Pierce 10 % democrat o.
N, Jefferson and Jackson scoolone rho lores principles
more cn populariyand acknowledged him to be perfectly
sound upon the Compromises and said mofeoys maj te
salvation of this nation by means depends upon he eiec
linn of General Scott to the Presidency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
GOVERNOR JOHNSON.

We happened into merchants Office yesterday lsays the
Alexandria Age) and during the few moments we were hers
some neant placad poster came in and commenced past
ing up in the counting circular headed with the SS'
,ure of care worn wrnkied old man We at "nce sufpo
sed that no was the agent of some ano hat
The picture represented disease stricken creature "oa
his medicines had rescued from the grave Our eno '"e
merchant glanced but unable TO suppress MS rage ano
Indignation, exclaimed I'd them, am whlg thonen'
Of voting for Scott bu elancing over the paper Tch was
In reality, manifesto from tho whig Juno IN hchhoho
and casting his eye upon portion OF 1t viyng uose
Johnson ~ would now see them a. MI Hts'.
Then turning MS ho apooged for his warmth ana ooels
ed hey constantly parade Jordan Hatcher before our
and YET they to forget that they themselves ugea IN
very they now sancnoniously affect 10 repro
hate
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
TnE DEMOCRACY OF RICHMOND


Had sac meeting a, the Universast Church on Tuesday
'1; In A. English Esq. (of Marion county, delivered
9! te nos, lccid nert sting and effective speeches we
So heard tlrtn The campaign. He rapidly, but clearly
ed the his,oS 81 parcsproving b. record evidence the
anty Of tie Democracy with The old Republican party
ma, Of lie Wings with the old Federal party Mr. Eng
cIucCied with an admirable contrast Of tho quallhca.
p :he two Presidential candidates He gave come eN
Ia hs a, Gen. ScuI,'s elcctioncerlng tour The "oiue
F. be had me, with &c His speech was agreeaoly In
FEsed with dry humor and few seasonabe and happy
E<1cs. 4 vo,: Of thanks was cordially rendered on
a Of Dr.. Gooc; who happily remarked that as Inc
rcracy were charged by their opponents being the
n' party, they should be always willing to have
J English" aid as they had enjoyed that night.
4 meeting then nominated, by Gecamaon, DR.. WIN. A.
son as ei. candidate for tho Senate, and Richard O.
s.as, Esq. as their candidate for tho House Those
men are liz every way, worthy of the cordial support
I. Democracy, and We shall tako sincere pleasure In
;g Oh; votes i,i them on Tuesday next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
BEAETIES OE SCOTT

e Ne~ Tors Herald publishes in nine columns com
col-c;nn Of Gen. Sco,'s speeches--fty-t17o IN al
'stta i" h:s r,ccnt eleclioneerng tour. They arr
a.d 10 p;c!ucc revolution in The science OF oatory
e ot-!aicncd professors. Qunsilan, Blair and Cor
o. had notion that modesly was an Indispensable re-
e IN putc speaker; they argued, oddly enough, that
''ae is not OILY un5ecomng, but absolutely tata 10
l'ho tees IL" But Gen. Scott, the modern cicero
efHSseHes" hus shown all this to be gross fallacy.
al u. real secret Of eIoqucnce is the art of talking
"'iy "' ones seli and urging ones services and de-
! y we public attention." These speeches truly form
s'c 't'esmaalike record Of the age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
I
BEDFORD BROWN.
srUpENDoUs FRAUD OF THE EwulGs-LooK OUT

STUPENDOUS FRAUD OF THE WHlGS-LOOk OUT.
We have Just learned from most reliable source tsays
the National Democra that the Wing leaders in their des-
peraon concocted and intend carry into execution
one of the supendous and urcke Frauds TO cheat The
people Of their rights that existed 1t is nothing less
than eountecitig in erery Stale the Democratic Electoral
Ticket making fac sie Of the regular ticket with an
addition OF names substituting false names
for ones easing part of the from the ticket
In either case any such ticket rocd ,roud not be counted
These by hook crook BY promises or for pay are 10 b;
,muggled into the hands of ticket distributors and thus
be voted by homes. and unsuspecng Democrats The vile
plot has fortunately been discovered ere II was TOO late
Many of the prominent Wing leaders OF this State,
and OF Pennsyvaniu whose names we can mention, have
been In union here for days. delegation was
Boston, where they raised in few hours S2OOO0
and the like in New York money is 10 flow like water;
corruption stalk through The land and every appliance
is TO be made prevent fair expression OF the voice OF INT
people on the "a of November Where State elections
held on the same day The Presidential the same roguety
will be applied 10 the State and local ticket.
Democrats take warning Let these facts be published IN
crery Democratic paper IN the land let committees De or
eanzed 10 prevent rad let every person be waichfu and
prevent the oss of his rights and the rights oil the peo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
wulG OPPOSITION 10 SCOTT DEMOCRATiC
SUPPORT 70 FIERCE

Onc f The most striking characteristics uf the rrsCnt
canvass is the number of strong appeals put ',, ny 1"
ian Wins in opposition to The DuHlncc p me ing parry
T5ombs S,,pie,,s anu jenkins t:coc.a Gentry, MrHtrr
If Congress Ttnmcsser Brooke Senator from Ms.is-
upi: Cwbel Representative Cm Foria Je1er from Ma
,lanj iatc Congressman, and Minister 10 Austria; Faux
er Member uf Congress- and Lyons President OF the Ing
Central Committee Yrgina Garrett ana Parhan VIII.
Electors OF Louisiana; Cllngman Member Of Congress ~
North Carolna-al theHe, and many nor, have eth! ~
speechcs letters warned the people "l he S"M' ah='
supporting their paIys nominee tor Tie fle7'"rhty
f,rn S,u,eu Wings remain indifferent sncI warning!
Il they been constrained oy sense u GUY - ''.'
section is il likely that hvsc men "3Hd hhEe S,t'"'>"
themselves from political friends thereby ncnfrne III haiy
G, ss the most rrclcss personal abuse "' 'er " ef
/, Scout The circumstance that go many pefsoEs I" W
doubted intelligence a"t o HE long ce'o.2h =, .n,,! !'i
aid in eprls elect iis candidate, canot ai - tH "
impression upon all those Wings who are governed -
something than name IN deciding for "ii'n' ~
shall vote.
in favor Of PIERCE Is greatly strengthened wnsn we .'
rom the wide spread Southern Wis host 10 ie i'tef;
10 ibe rvadi:g, honest, and hearty southern
ic support latter. We appeal t. al e ecoId o. NC
day for example Of single sou's!" Democrat " E".u
standing with his party, who ehei :isd!s >sE1 o. '.Du
tates PIERCE. Many whose eStrems ors"U'a I.
Southern RIGHTS has ngrtI-!; m az 2s'ef, fh'-is" "gl
,;a rhIf naf,y arr in.t eaitic ~ 'hs eSpFrs.'o" %
,cf,c. fo pEseE ScoTT. Sue i!sn are t'c Fctt:
nir RuTIra Of sontn Carolina. S eloquent fAscEy "l Al,
wv 49, as ina cnivurous QulTMAS of Mississippi a:Gm
M. Unmarried patriot whom portion OF the SndIefh Sha
- e Alabama hus nominated as tt'r Pftsi,enti" csEt.
Sse advises his supporters o'ustain Pierce Ihtss a!e his
wo ds: ,., r.; A. V q mas,
excellent man. and had expected ever 10 be abe 70 vc'e
for Northern pure nnd disinerestea az Mr. fiEhcs
an; YOU nay never have another such opportunity"
How modest and unrretcnt!oGs, .e, aS touching "nd
irrcsstate is this appeal in behalf ihs Dehuc!aiic u"
e can with difficulty refrain from dwelling on ms "o'7
had not expected ever 10 be able 10 vote Tor N"sn
man 80 pure and disire e,tcd Hr Pisres ana yo" 5
never have unoher such opportunity ine.e - " mp
ment n,pong Ten thousand Haven grant mat INC PCT
Gus health OF this great hearted MAJ De 80 a co
ed aa 10 enable him, the I'd Of Novetnocf 10 ss' %
Lly hi- last vote for President AID I!cs irsseh. WI"
share SO largely in his confidence as DO aessi' FLEECE anu
kIsa.-! Savannah GeorSiaH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29

H." uct 2sA fs,-fsht occurred this morning
u, 1"nsel.s b;.dine, between Col. Roberts and
1 hcl'ans, to;n Of The u. S. Rife Corps, in which
Co gu considerably ~orsted The difficulty grew
is,se sl!er rejecting upon the courage of
's .hp' haitcas,le wss also party 10 the quar-
@ MI General Immediately gave orders for the
"'e io' sinking his superior officer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
DEMOCRATIC THUNDER!

DEMOCRallN
PorTsvLLE October rs IL P M.One Of the largest ana
most enthusiastic meetings held here took place TO-
The tay TO brand with inamy by their ballots. the sandsres
of General Pierce Powerful addresses made in Eng.
lsh and German-he former by Hon. james Campbell OF
your city and Hon. W. Hughes In the German language
by Francis J. Grund Of Washington city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
MEETING

Urea. Oct 26-The Young Democracy held e council
to-day soma 1900 persons being present Speeches wers
made and resolutions adopted in OF which appropriate
allusun was made TO the death OF Duniei Webster
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-29
AS puIJisbrfi

80
The increasing pressure Of di.
seusc forcwarns me that but
short breathing spell remains,
and | hasten 10 my conclu-
sion. | would vote for Pierce
and King. Mr.. King is a
most excellent nan, and |
have not expected ever to be
able II vote for a Northern
man So pure and dislnterested
rs Mr.. Pierce, and ylu NAV
never have such another 0r-
portunity. Bi, YOU may usc
my name as lnn@ AZ you
p!ehsG for organizing The
States Rights party, an! main-
tanning and cOnss":a;lns is
principles.