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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08
NEW YORK and EW-HAVEN
IN RAILRoAD.-SUMAER ARRANGEMENT Msy

s. lS52-rrSns Of NewYerk ssve Of Canal
st- and Broadway. ~ .
Accommodates sPEcIAL.-At = and il-So A. ~.
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak and stopping al
Stations beyond and 50 F. M through TO New-hsven
At $50 p NJ. Tor Norwslk-at $50 A. M and OBJ r NJ,
for Port Chester The lSQ ~ runs in eennecros VIII
Tain from -Hsven Hartford Springfield and viii
Train over the Canal Road
TRAINS for Hsvsn Hartford sprng ned noe
ton River and Vermont Railroads 20 Osd51soush
and AT M stopping 1t stamford and Bridge
port connecting with the Houssonc and Nsusstuck KALI
roads At Bridgeport and Canal Railroad 81 New
at ssh P NJ, stopping at Stamford Sor~slk and S1dse
port connecting With Housatoue and Nsuatuck Railroads.
Bridgeport. ,.s.,
TRAfEs INTO Accommodations and speeiA-
At $50 J. and eS5 A. M and Az ~, through troa New
Haven At A. M, from Norwalk-at $50 A. NJ and 81
p NJ from Pert Chester. The sSb A NJ receives ps.sen-
sers frsm Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads
Haven The 40 2. NJ receives passengers nom hsrtfors
and Springfield Railroads
FxPEEss TRANS leave New-Hsven arrival Of frsns
rem Boston AZ is and $50 d. stopping at Bridgeport
Norwslh and stsmford0 leaving Boston " A. - aAs
S45PM
See large bill Of advertisement at the Station house and
srircinsl Hotel. GEO w. WHISTLER Jr-
Superintendent
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MICHIGAN SOUTHERN and

"ICHIGAN SOUTH ERN and
lN NORTHERN INDIANA RAILRoADS-GREAT
NAIL ROUTE TO CHlCAGO-On and after MONDAY,
May 3-unh further steamers sna Hsns
TXPREsS STEAMERS AND TRAINS GOING VEST;
WARD-One EOf tie frst-elss steamer SUI IhEhN
MICHIGAN NORTHERN INDIANA or EMPIRE
STATE viii leave Buffalo daily Sundays excepted O.
p NJ and DuDkrk Il at night reaching Monroe a NJ
the n,t Ssv ard proceeding Toledo the afternoon
An exnress tain viii leave Monroe At r NJ or0n The
sivalr II the boat daily Mondays excepted reaching Chi
esso the sane evening and connecting e. Chicago Eth fs
eIss. .eanaes or Milwaukee and other pors Lake Mica
san and WIKI Canal packets AID Railroads westerly t0n
Chicago.
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CORPORATION N0FiCE.--Public notice y
ls tAls pscs pabBe ssstoa, ne Cy Hs1 me cy
Esw Yen MONDAY tbs lsh ssy Of Jsns, iss 81 sos
soos Ssyso cay anti he she 81 so 40
pery shall bs sold hat is sstAe .tatsIss. q s - -.
tAs cold yahh<hsd the Nee to Co1n<fen ~
ver,eT ss.spsss printed .na peb<Ass 10 ks cv sfSsw fs
sS5si, oas' xss. osrsa TAILOR csssusss
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

i v Trains leave pier foot Of Duanest as folov,;
ExPREss TRAIN 81 A. NJ for Dunkirk. connecting viii
fstclss steamboats, for Cleveland SandusSy Tedo ana
Monroe and railroads 20 Cincinnati and chicago.
Mail TRAIN at A NJ for all stations
WAY TRAiSat p. NJ, via Piemont for Delaware
Way TRAIN at a P. NJ. via Jersey City tor Delaware
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN st r NJ for OunSirk connecting
with stelAs steamboat for Detroit direct connecting win
Express Train for Chicago
EMIGRAST Train at 7; NJ via fiernont
CHAS. MlNOT. Superintendent
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Me6icaI.
1MATTC and STRENGTHENING

4 ROMATTC and STRENGTHENING
IN TiNCTURE for Strengthening the tsarns ee<sshias
the Teeth preserving them against pain and decay snd 70
Eeyinx Be- constantly bought In inc drf
store Of NJ NJ CODDlNGTo>, Nos SS Hadsoa-st and 10
Broadway Fortenbseh 4 Wiskemsn, No IA hadsonst,
Green, cor Broadp ~ and Walkers Green esf hnsley,
No e2Nesey-st Rnshtpn, Clsrk Co, Nos ies and 20
Broadway and No 10 Astoshca.e. sAnds corner sowey
and Sprss Warner No 5 Bleeekerst. Ailhan, Ne ld
BrosSwsy Price per bottle. S7t eeets
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IN PURSUANCE of an order Of JESSE q.
SMITH ESQ., Surrogate Of the Coanty Kings, here
BY gwen according all claims SOL
ONION CONklIN late Of s City Of Bfookyn deceased, thsa
they required exhibit vouchers thereof
the subscriber WAREN sNEDEs his s~siencs, No. -
the City Brooklyn, besDrs 10Th day Il
November Rext--Dsisd May 10, Is5a
CATHARISE 7. CONkLIN, }
DAVID b. BAfLI3 Administrators.
=. WlKtEs sNEDRs, myIl lasom
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limited STATES MAIL STEAM


TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP, connecting with the PseiSc Maj Steamship
CompAny.-ony through ine for CALI FORNIA tnd ORR
CON, VIA AsPINWALL ard PANAMA-By order OF me
Postmaster General the United states Mail sseansrh WIN
the great California and OreEoa MsG after the 9Th inst
are 70 be dispatched the 5h and h Of e'ch month,
direct for Apiuva When these date on sunday,
the sailing to Be postponed until the following Monday The
faeitc Mail Steamers 70 be IN readiness for inmslAe
dispatch on arrival OF the mails at Panama Agreeable
III. above the splendid pew and double engine United states
ha steamship ILLINOIS; the fastest ste=ner IN the
msnder, will sail MONDAY June 2 Al two o'clock r
NJ precisely. from pier foOt Of Warenst North River
The Pacific Mai steamship Copanys magnificent stesrnar
GOLDEN GATE 2JO tuna Carlisle p Patterson L. s v,
Sonmender will b In readiness a. Pansma 70 receive the
hnos mails aud passing and sail Tor san
taDeisoo The Illinois requires but and hafdays 70
perform her trp 10 Aspinwal The lstlmus transit per
railroad &c reduced TO shout one and halt and the
Golden Gates time from Params being ess than twelve
Gays the whole Trip barring unavoie able accidents may Dc
accomplished inside Of twenty two days Rates OF fare 70
forward salon DO SIS second cabin ssnsees s5; steesss
as Passengers will be landed az the railroad wharf At
Asphwsl fee. Transit of the Ishmus al the passengers
1peps PeTous securing through passage BY ire United
states Mail Steamer. from Newfork have preference Of
acc nmodation board the Pacific Mail Steamers Rates
OF ise from Panama to San Francisco on the most vorabs
terms
. For freight or passage, apply 10 CHARLES A. WHIT
MY stthe Office OF the Companies Nol Westst corner
ofWauen.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY for NEw-oRLEANs, via HA.
NANA-The splendid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2oos
oot Of fSS. sssa on WEDNESDAY @ me
o'clock p. NJ, precisely
RATEs OF PASSAGE TO HAvANA AND Nk"oRLEANs-SAW
Ladies Saloon Berths.. .....................Es
After de do ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 20
Forward co DO ....................... %
SteeTage do do NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20
Specie only taken freieht 10 Havana
Freight taken New Orleans forty cents per eubie foot
Shippers Of freight requested 20 supply themselves
with the Companys bills of siing which may be had
plicston at the office. No other form will be signed
No bills Of lsding signed after the ship has sailed.
For freight passage, apply to NJ o. ROBERTS, No. III
Westst cor Warren-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

OFFICE PEsNsYLvAKIA Coal co, I
Cor. Broadway and Wsll-t
nITTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylva-
scts for the safe Of it's superior Pttston Coal deliverable
Pert Even near Rondou the Hudson River before la
July next at the following prices per tun OF 22i0 lbs:
Lump ............G ~ Range Large Stove. - 81
Steamboat ........... IS Nut or Stove.........
9rate or Furnace so Pea ...."...."...... 2h
Contracts may also be made for the remainder OF theses
sou. By application at the Company's office.
GEORGE A. HOYf. Treasures.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

EOR ALBANY-Change of Hours
Ill The Cans Of the NewYork and Harlem Railroad esye
TIE CITY Hal Gtaton NewYork daily Sundays exeeptedl
u A NJ connecting with the Western Railroad a. Chss.
ham and q p NJ (Exprez thrO1Sh without change 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

LyREIGHTS REDUCED. - Ordinary
III measurement Goods now taken BY the FALL
RIVER LINE nom NETWORK 20 BOSTON 1t esns
per foot Ordinary Weight Goods at III cents per IS "a
Other freight 10 proportion Freight viii 81 eli zines -
taken - low By any rval route o.,nru .,
Nos- 10 and II Wost-a
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wARp-Expres trains win I..v. Chicago At P NJ daily.

WARD-Express trains win leave Chicago p NJ daily
Safudays excepted ard reach Monroe next Bsorning
Al Express Steamer viii Rave Toledo every morning ex-
eept SUNDAY and Monroe arrival OF the trans
Cbicaso-And reach Dunkrk and Buffalo several boar.
yious The time for the ht express trains for New
York. Albany and Boston
The steamers and trains Monroe viii connect each wsJ
regular boass for Detroit ard Toledo.
ACCOMMODATIONS MAIL TRAIN GOING WEST.
WaRD-This train viii leave Toledo daily, SUNDAYS L.
eep,sd, at A M connecting At Toledo with aos Of
steamers tom Cleveland AID Sancnsky and stopping a. al
the way sAti0ps. will each Chicago az 81 2. NJ
GOING FASTWARD.-Leave Chicago daily, sun lays
excepted at NJ stopping all stsrons and arrivns az
Tolsdo ~ p NJ citing with steamers 90 ssnduky
and Cevetand and arriving there in time for al the mcfn-
ing trains iFuu those places
Packet-boat leaves Toledo az A NJ for Fort Wayns
and ports the W&bash Canal. JOS. II. MOORE, SuPt
Adrian June 1 1850
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.-NEW-

J. v YORK and PHILADELPHIA drect-U. s NAH
and EXPRESS LINES-rhrouEh in At h0urs-New-Jerssy
Rsilrosd via Jersey City leaving NewYork Of A NJ foot
OF Courtlandst; A NJ and \ P. NJ Libsrty-st Lssves
Philsdelphis l2 and ga NJ and 81 NJ from foot OF
sscoud-class
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
carried in the A NJ and 81 P. NJ lines from New-YoCk.
with through CONDUCTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IL L. s. Mail Line-The splendid steamship UNION.
This superb steamer will leave pier No North River on
SATURDAY. June s. at O'Clock p. N, precisely. For
freight apply on board and for passage at the office Of
gPOFF0R g. TILESON a. CO. No. a. South-st.
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Goal.

DRICE REDUCED.-COAL 81 25.-
Il COAL-The Subscriber is now prepared to deliver 70
consumers first quality White Ash Schuyk Coal Of the
Broken Egg and Stove Sizes at the above low price direct
from boats for cash. fifty cents additional If taken from
the Yard Also best quality Red Ash Peach Orchard Bro
KEN Egg and Stove Sizes at the low price OF 81 50 delivered
from Boat fifty cents additional If delivered from ard
Purchasers sending their carts, viii be allowed fifty
cents per tun from the above low prices.
M. BUCHANAN, Agent, No. Al Washinston-st-
and No 626 Greenwich-st.
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

CAMDEN and AMBOY RAILROAD
" for PHILADELPHIA from Pier No. |, North River,
foot of Battery place. by eanbOas John PoerTwo lines
daily: Morning Line leaves at A. NJ Afternoon Express
Line at P. NJ through to Philadelphia In 4 hours Fare
ins leave Philadelphia from foot Of Wslnuts at NJ ant
Up M. Emiqsnt Line BY steamboat Transport, nom Pies
Ne. L. ats z. NJ. Fare: 81 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

I'm PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro
gate the County Of New Yor. notice Is HEREBY 70 AZ
persons having claims HENRY TRACY late Of the CITY Of
New present the h the vouchers ttsf-os
Subscriber his Office No. II Beaver the City ~ New
rok before the fourth day Of December a-I Dated New
lork June 1, ls52.
jsI IawtmTgs CHARLES TRACY, Administrator.
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In PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate
II Of the County Of New foh notice hereby 'ea 10 all psf
kavns claims D. W A kE0ATftf known here by the
Of shuI late Of the City Of New foft grocer, Do
present the with vouchers hereof 10 The -abscnb-
Oc No lTs South the CITY Of New fofA
before 18th say Of July eILDaisd kswyo, the 18th day 81
Jsnsary, ls61 CHARLES tOA, Ie.scut.t.
2O lsw6mTuf HENRY AbfEN,t -
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DR: G: w. RoBACK. the GREAT

IL SWEDISH ASTRoLo6ER, 9 White e., New York.
He eometh Of an sneien,
A race that long has read the stsrs
Foreteilne. by each planets place.
Famine, plague p-stilenee and wss;
But he, although by many q King
With honor and with sifts endowed
Prefers 10 help the saeerirs.
And for the humble leaves the proud.
His door stands wide Tor and al;
Who peeds his aid shall and receive;
Vast are his gns and those who call
His art shall certainly relieve.
In Sickness sorrow disgrace
lie points the way 10 hope once more
Teaches the duped q fraud 70 trace,
And love rxfrsnged be- can restore
Yea By bis eeouantic skilL
AID sstr logic lore combined
Wishes ard hopes he fulhu
And fathonls the depths Of mind.
Let those " ho doubt 80 hear and Sci
The SICK in heat Of mind or frame,
viii find, whenever tn him they lee,
his rower equal 20 bis fame.
TERMS FOR CoSSVLrATtoSS-LsdieS5 50 cents; sentie-
men, ST. Nativties calculated by the oaces the mssri-
line signs; LADIES' 81; gentlemen, 81 So Ssnv'nes ~
Geomancy LADIES' SIN full, 81; gentlemen, S1in NH
s. Persons distance have their nsfvities eAlcasfe1
by sending the day Of their birth Letters prepaid eonAn-
ing the Zee appropriate for the Information required may %
addressed 70 Dr.C w. ROBACk. Whitest, New-fork.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW

CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW
~ JERSEY.-SPRING ARRANGEMENTS.-May
ls52-For Clinton and intermediate places from Pier No
North River, BY steamer RED JACKET at A NJ and
p M and al 5 P. NJ. for White House and nteuaediats
places and ElzabohtOwn with trains the
j. Railroad which leave Hew-York, from the foot OF
Csurtlandt at the hours Returning leave Clinton
asI5 A. NJ, 1880 P. NJ; Nhitshouse st SIS freight $40
and $40 A NJ and 140 p. 81; SomeIviile at freight 6e
and9O5 A. NJ and 205 NJ PlaEield 81 TO- freight, 40
and IS A. M and go p. NJ Elizsbethtown az IT'S ana
IOS0 A. NJ. and SIS P N.
Passengers for Easou, Bethlehem, Allentown, Wilkes
barre ard Mauch Chunk. Pa, and Remington, New-Ger
msnown NJ j. will take the A. NJ train from " Y, snd
on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays for NewHanpton
Washington Belydere ~ j. Stage leave SOmerle daily
br PssPscs and Puekamlne on the arrival OF ths r NJ
into the actual possession Of the sgen Of the Company and
sheeks or receipts river therefor
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&I0n WANTED, $50 to 800, for
W lOOs (which good security will be gwen, and for
tn OF which board viii BE- gwen preferred y per
month Address j. DAVIS Broadway Posotsce, stating
waere an interview may be had
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THE CORPORATE LIMITS of thi

III
IL CITY embrace but few miles and all matters rels-
hns thereto need be advertised in the papers OF the city only
the business limits embrace other Counties and states and
bsness therefore with propnety be advertised
m published in other districts The routes Of
steamboats, railroads and other modes OF travel and Trans
poaon this city point out to Intelligent minds the as
tncts of country in which il would be sensible TO adj
ve not only for the trade but the trade of the South
and West
section of the couny for which he IL authorized to receive
subscrpops and advertisements and give receipts All re-
quste information enable 10 advertise understand
insly and iudiciously be had Of HIM
Now il the time TO advertise
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Urean 6teamers, &r.

" h . ~ ~ ~
umpire CITY LINE-THROUGH
IL TO SAN FRANCISCO At greatly reduced rates OF
fare for Cabin and Steerage passengeIbe and spien
did double Ene steamship SIERRA NEVADA 800 tuna
J. d. WILsON ESQ., Coumander- will leave nsT docs,
SATURDAY. 10th July, AZ O'Clock P. NJ CONNECTING
at Panama with the iavorite steamship NEW-Ok'
LEANS, EDGAR WAKENEN, Commander, whie.
steamer viii take the BY the SIERRA NENADA
frou NewYoTk. and Immediately thereafter proceed %
San Francisco direct These vesseA in uodsrion,
safety and ventilation. not surpassed by any this ous
and experienced each vessel Pass
seng,r per SIERRA NEVADA will be landed AZ the Rail
road W hart a. Aspinwsll free.
Books open, and through tickets for sale. 49,.
First Cabin State Rooms.
Second Calm State Rooms 80
Fer freight passage. apply TO
J. HOWARD son, Agents, No "a Broadway
NOR CHARLESTON Semi weekly
IL L. s Mail Line.-The favonte steamship SOUTH
North River WEDNESDAY. June 9, at 4 o'clock T. NJ
precisely. For freight spply board and for passage AZ
the Office Of SPOFFORD, TILEsION CO.
LVOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
Mail steamship ARCTIC Capt James c. Luce
This win depart with the u 5 Mails f Europe poa-
berth the foot Of CAna No berth secured ill paid
for For freight passage having unequalsd seoournods-
tons for elegance and comfort apply TO
EDW K COLLINS 4 CO. No. So Wallst
The steamship BALTIC win succeed the ARCTIC and
sail June 20, l952
LNOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
III II
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- EMOVAL.-H. SINCLAIR & CO,
~ ornamental Pasterers beg leave TO intern their Cue
toners and the Public generally that In consequence OF the
o. bUunes they have removed from their old stand
NO s4 Broadway the Building No. s. East lSJht,
where hAtter ourselves large stock any
establishment OF the KIDD In the United States which
are constantly making additions We would respectfully
Invite the Pubic before choosing examine collection
etCeateT Pieces Conice Ornamental Brackets he, winch
ssHe prepared TO sell on reasonable terms
q. b.-rGtculsr attention paid TO Orders from the
touDtrV
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TOR SHREW SBURY. LONG

NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
I FALL RIvER--The splendid and mperior steameS
BAY STATE Capt VIM Brown, and EMPIRE STATE,
CAPT Benjamin Srsyton, leave alternate days Sunday
excepted from Pier No s ~ K, near The osttery IN
Por FREIGHT apply board st the otoe on Pier NO
FIsDALE BOARDEN, Agents, Nos 70 and u Vests
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Remopals.

GEORGE CLAY, Surgeon Dentist, has
~ removed from No IA Univerutypsce 70 No IS Chm
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T0R SALE-Two shares in the First
Manhattan Building Association, which has been very
1...fnl Apply in store, No. 7Ol Broadway.
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NOTICE-T creditors of COOPER,
l\TILTON Il MACLEAN, late of the City of London,
In the Kingdom Of Great Britain merchants and the GRE
london merchant are required to present their respective
claims and the vouchers and proofs thereof 10 at the
Office of Curtis Beals Fearing No 40 Wsst In the City
Of New York on or before the first day of July 85ZNew
York May II, 1852. SAMUEL J. BEALS, Assignee OF
Cooper Triton Macean, and of Edward Bevsn Cooper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

lyl JOHN II. KEYSER Co. Hot Air Furnace and
Range Manufacturer have added TO their business the
manufacture Of Enameled Iron Nantes in imitation OF
different styles Of expensive marbles OF great beauty ana
sleSnce OF finish They can be sold at greatly reduced
pee Of corresponding style Of MARBLE and need only TO
b seen TO be appreciated Columns and other ornamental
voi for interiors of dwellings be mabed In the mo
beautiful manner and moderate cost Architects build.
en- and others interested invited to call at the Store
he % bscribers and view the article for themselves
JOHN II. KEYSER CO., No. 65 Ciifa.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

the East will shine. SO clear and bright, that
every American democrat may see and know
that the democracy of Maine, like our patri-
otic nominee, are resolved TO know no North,
no East, no West. no South but will contend
5xnitedly for the success Of democratic princi-
pies, and The glory and perpetuty Of the
American Union.
Your ob'tserv't, k4
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01
A Cool Reception.

The arduous labors of the Wing Nationa
Convention at Baltimore, having been brough,
to close by the nomination of Gen. Scott,
few extracts from the wing press, to show how
the nomination is received, will exhibit to oul
readers kind of Nova Zembla GOODNESS among
our very dear whig friends. t'i''aa a..ap '
The Boston Advertiser, the old federal bull.
dog of the northern wing, says
"The telegraph yesterday furnished us TIKI
result of the labors Of the Wing Convention
at Baltimore result which has struck d,
with hardly less surprise than regret. II il
decision which we shall submit to with al
due resignation because there is no appea
from il, but we are not bound TO say that il
our opinion il is wise Or judicious one, Of
that it is one which bids fair 10 promote the
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-07-01

was induced by his friends to submit 10 the hui
initiating resort of bringing his nose to the
grindstone of the compromise He touched
tenderly upon the fugitive slave law, as was
absolutely necessary considering the complex
ion of Kehnebec whiggery. He undertook to
define the principles Of the Wing party, but as
usual in efforts of that kind, touched upon
nothing tangible or that wound not fade in one
political campaign "like the baseess fabric Of
a vision" The illusions to SCOTS military
reputation were the principal points where
stamping could be obtained, and that was al
ways started by the ardent wings of Gardiner
alluded to, who made most of the racket.
| There are on the Kennebec some very con-
sclenious Wings, kind of pattern politicians,
VINO In the lull of political excitement always
look al Inc moral character Of men and things.
They pride themselves in keeping ahead of
conservatism-are great philanthropists--woul
not vote tor an anll-temperance man for any
office, or for man that would catch painting
fugitive. They are kind of higher law
Wings. Some Of them were present. When
Mr.. Evans laid down the necessity of the fugi-
tive slave law, they blinked; but we believe
they are in for the party as usual. at the bid
ding of the inscriptions leaders, going with
rush for Scott, Crosby and George Evans
They place great reliance on the success &C
Scott because he worshipped the Virgin in
Mexico, and will carry the Irish. Pious
souls .-.,s..... ........I-.et
After the conclusion of Mr.. Evans, Hon. S.
T. Benson of Winthrop, candidate for nomna-
ton TO congress from this district, endeayored
to figure off in the accumulation of capital. d
Richard F. Perkins, Esq, was then called
upon, and although somewhat overcome, made
few remarks. Mr.. Perkins is the man that
once followed Hon. Ruel Williams on the
stump. Hon. John Otis was not called
for. 1t is understood he is willing to swallow
Scott, but cannot take the platform and George
Evans too. As all things must have an end,
this great ratification meeting had one about
ten O'Clock Saturday night. t-.r-.
The demonstration, considering the amount
of material possessed BY the Wing party in
Kennebec, was failure. A special train was
run on the railroad from Gardiner to Augusta,
and great effort made TO wake up the faith
full. About hundred Wings came up from
Gardiner, and twenty-five more stepped into
the cars at Hallowell. The procession through
the streets Of Augusta numbered about two
hundred including the young 'uns. The only
cheering on the route came off in front Of The
kennebec County Jail. 1t is supposed to have
been caused by mistake, for Mr.. Evans was at
the Mansion House. If not mistake, it is
conjectured the cheers must have been meant
for the distinguished criminal in the CELL
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