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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

VEsEzuELA.-We have received the
Corrso de Caracas to Nov %. The birth day oil Boil
fyar was celebrated at Caracas on the 2Sth OF Oct
with great public festivities solemn Tie Deum
was performed III the Cathedral, which was attended
BY the Executive, the Diplomatic Corps, the pubic
functionaries at the Capital and other distinguished
persons An oratlon was delivered by tho Presidents
commemOr stine tho virtues OF the L'oerator
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COURT PROCEEDINGS

SUPERIOR CoUsr.-Eiica A. McCieiiasI.
sssirs; !oAs 4. GS,aH an Geo D Gs.a- o.err, O
1nLh nl'eo house In faurh -. I've believe Ma Ieel
NusNe" y : ncClelisnd IN which . keen q h,sTi-
Is on. efhgs seH1a Tor xespsss sxanE snA
Ss eto'Se1, aiesnS hat DR. introduced psr,oas tSs
SIonet eehs present., tors up hsr esrpsts a. ga
ofebe 20 her house For def-u,s a as AL ,Asx
ing NsitNt i9t pARtls aga q, ~ G $50 al 1900
his hfo'hef. OIL !oha A, scsa,s
COURT OF CEsERAL SESSIONS
Bef re Judge Bsbse sSd ALI Barr AID Bsyoe-AssssI -
BaeTJ va HfcHf 70 kt4 Ed sSlJ Smith vas pacs Il Il
the bar cha ge3 with tie above crime camiitei on IA
House The wound asicted WITH an ordisa arr pool
knlie snd vas Of slight Amer csrsfdsrabs sv
denc- for the poseeaJa taken the Pusaner OhsrsA
10 Plead guilty OF assault battery ony Gnd as proc
co. stated hat lie believed SIC prisoner h.d n'ssk
70 take hs he the Ccgt accepted the pea sri suspsst4
sentence dschNslug The pm )aer with an sdmoansa
. Note Pr0sry ti 'Oa motion . the District Attorney.
Idcssehts found 1910 against Edmund Chsrsss Sea-.
E0 aLt Charles Js snd Caales Mciayte, isr ssiliss
lsiefJ ueAeis TIE, had been punished ssbsoqasa1
M'e'nens ara the business has long since bean rein
qulsNtthyihsm.
PEA Q; Gain Henry Smith. indicted with RsSt Bss-
saef IN robbery the nr,i degree pleaded guilty - 80.
saUt ana bsuerJ aEJ ahd sentenced meet
IA the Zen tcuiisry for Teu
lsssarieF wa dischsigcd. sfntsrce being deferred
run her % bills Of indicrg brought by hs
Grard jury s,er which the Cour' sd Surnei the leg
UNITED STATES MARSHAL's OFFlos 49,
maze sreyolt beard the ship Il berbiA further
Al al
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By M re Two other ls3ies, Mrs. RcAs-ss
who is prs sen ana Miss Lynch vi sted about ~
much as Mrs Forrest and divided the tuna - AA
ore or the other should be with me
40 oUrnsd TO Monday
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An Oatrsseoas Jeb-koSsuth Successful,
Ccn -. atsnce Of The n. Y. rieuse

Washington, Friday, Jan. q 1854
Thee is grand scheme of plumber on
foot IN thc Senate, to which public attention
should be directed. A bill has been introduced
20 order she Committee on Printing TO make a
contact with the publishers Of The tnios to
publish the Census documents. Il is an enor.
nous ,ob. II Will involve an expenditure OF from
aqu nss 20 hall a million of dollars. Ard the
rreposH'on tia, con'rac, of such magnitude
ehcud oe ordered TO be given to particular
hn"' = Oae OF the most impudent as we'll as
nagnious propositions ever introduced ia,0 any
body.
lAe Committee on Printing, in the Senate.
We believe 20 be honest and honorable men.
Do' Il they arc ordered TO make contract in this
way way OF what use are an! OF their good qualities
.as, S'e told 10 bargain. no, with parties who
"'''' The work cheapes; ,ad best, but with de-
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Soretv or the steamer City Of Pittsburgh.

PHILADELPHIA, Saturday, Jan 10, Io12.
The steam.propelier City OF PIttsburgh-for the
safety of which considerable anxiety has been felt IN
this city. arrived at the Breakwater this morning.
She sailed from Liverpool on the Doth November
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Tremendous Storm at Baton Rouge-fen Ne
groes Killed, &c.

BALTIMORE, Saturday, Jan 10. lo52.
tremendous storm OF wind occurred AT Baton
Rouge On the 3Oth ult Several houses IN the neigh
borhood we're pros;raled. The sugar house of Dr.
Perkins was destroyed and ten negroes killed ne
tei,graph lines for long distance were prostraEsd
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The PENNSYLVANIA Legislature and Kossu,h

HARRISBURG, Saturday, Jan. TO, I5J2
The Senate have adopted JOINT resolution Tor
the appointment of Committee Of FIVE, to ACT win
a similar Committee from the House, TO receive
Kossuth. The House have also passed resolution
TO the Same effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

u The Vienna correspondent Of The
Boston atlas writing under date of Dec. 30, says
tia, Kossuth's mother died in Pesth on the l3ih o
December.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

~ nt Ntdl Estdit W. titc esI'aN Al
Company. with the valuable water privileges, was
sold st public suction, on the premises BY Adrian
II Muller, Auctoneer. foI $ll6tOO.
ACCIDENTS FROM FALLING ON TIE lcE.-
Mrs. McCste, poor wicow, living IN Twenty Sixth
ST. between the Sixth and seventies avs feil on the
Sidewalk rear her residence ana oIoke one OF net
legs She was removed 10 the New ork Hospital
Mrs Ellen Mofand, on Thurs lay afternoon,
fell upon the sidewalk Wooster at aud fractured
her arm She vas removed to her residence. No.
2lS Wooster st Joseph Parker, man 90 years
OF age fell on the walk al the corner Of Spring-st
and the Bowe,y on Thursday afternoon, and frac-
tu,ed his leg He was taken TO the New-lork
Hospital
DEATH AT A POLICE STATIoN.-A man
pamed John t. BlEdt, on Thursday evening, while
apparently i'll, applied al the Fifteenth Ward Ponce
Station for shelter for the night and few hours az
tCrward, found dead upon the stairs, IN sitting
posture His death was caused by incompetence
and exposure to the severe weather
Board OF ASSISTANT ALDERMgs-Stated
Stss.0n.-FRIDAY, Jan. 9, 1852.
Professionalism Troiter, Esq, President, IN tae
chair Assistant AID Brown, Tat, Mabbatt, O'Brien,
Rodman Broaden. Woodward Ring, Wells, Anter-
SON. Bouton, McGowan, Wright, Wneeian, McCon'
fsthcns--Ot Wm 5. Morenus, late a member Of
Engine Co. No 10, TO be renstated IN the Fire De"
psItmsnt: To Gommlttee on fMe DePsIt9nen1t i,
relation TO gore OF land \. L. corner j0lh-st alo
5,h-ay To Committee on Streets
By AssistsIt Aid. Wells, OF A. Coms'ock, tor 70
mission OF tax To Committee on Finance.
By Assistant AID. B0uton, Of John Lasaia ior
remission Of tax. To Committee on Finance.
by Assistant Aid. 0'Bnen, OF Charles Devlln, IN
the matter OF the sewer IN 21th-St. between OLD ana
sh.avs and af5davlts and statements. To Com
mittee on Sewers. -
By Assistant Aid. Wells, Of the New-Jersey Tx
pcing and Mining Co, III relation TO zinc palns
10 Special Committee, consisting Of hessrs. We.H
WoOdwa ard and Ro5man -
The President announced that 7. I. Net ieIsGhei
is appointed Resder and Deputy Clerk to hls boaru
Internationally Assistant Aid. Ring, thai the pave
meni IL Johl-st. between Broadway and Nassau's''
lie repaired Adopted
By same, that the Street Commissioner s1'ei
Use for proposals, plans and specifications iot
street pave nert, equal or superior TO that Known
the Russ pavement ow laid IN Broadway 10 Coh
pi,iee Oh Streets.
BY Assisab, AID Mabbait that the papers not s,.eo
upon ~ the last Board, now in the HANDS OF VIC
CleIk. he referred 10 the appropriate Committees
Adopted.
Nv Assistant Aid Bouton. that 7tn:s', from Ave-
Tue 20 ID , re lishied with gas. Adopiea- .s,
By same. that 7isi-st., from 81 TO Stn-a'" w Hs
ed rIlh oil Adopted. p.,a.,, NJ
ev Assistant Aid Ring, that she Presioe nv u
th> Board he II luested to appoint sisncihs -,
nittee o. Railroads, said Committee 10 consi' ~
| three members Lad on the table c,.. :,
Hy AsslstaL, AID. Woodward, N" etins . III
betaeen Monroe snd Cmuy-sS, De Hsa-S~ "
cas-. Ado:tsd $780,, c,nmisx,aaer
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Marksts....R .porltd lg Ileleqrt

CHARLESTON, jan, y IoJ4'
The sales of COTTON, to-day, have reached 21DO
bales and the market closes firm at 7iGsc
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~ Received by Shep. Knapp, Treasurer
Of Central Hungarian Committee Slice previous

n The Real Estate 0! the Matteawan
Company. with the valuable water privileges, Was
sold st public auction, the premises, BY Adrian
II Muller, Auclioneer foI SIG coo.
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CITY ITEMS.

~ The Pacific sailed at noon ou SatOr-
day for Liverpool, with 40 passengers and the
following amount Of specie S6A,lOo in American
Gold lie in soveregns, and $500 in Silver.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

DEATH AT POLICE STATION man
pamed John T BliGdt, on Thursday evening, while
apparently ill., applied al the Fifteenth Ward Police
Station for shelter for the night, and few hours al
forward was found dead upon the stairs IN a sitting
posture. His death was caused by intemperence
and exposure to the severe weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-12

UNITED STATES MARSHAL's OFFios -.
The fourteen seamcn who arss,e tor attempting =,
maze srtyot beard the ship IA beruiA iurthsr
ned ard committed for tual
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-12
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
SATURDAY, FEaRuAnv 1852.
ROUSE OK DEIIEG.aTES.
TAX BILL.


the fiousa resolved itself into tho Committee OF
III. Y.!;3c 10 consider the bill concerning the Com
missioner: Of Tie Revenue me C!a stated the question
% e.enn. om taxation 'Eicchanca', mineral and
~ r ..nsr. heinr entitled The floor, sl:d he wol.d
nat base ia III tic dgodts except Tor Inc Arguments
q the civ cr ties Representing an agricultural cuast-
u4..cy lie fr BE- s !u:y I" sue "'i great interest
,r tic ;g5i!s in which o. i:.i Il strife was
cling on here between ,uc i:ISien ami Western aen;u-
-! Interests tie e;sc; vi which 10 pace Dos! 'hs !r,
e y l1s: representing interests distinct ron u" a-tu
rural HE Western agricultural interest asEcd eAti"2n
=: cattle. ie delegates i:on The cities nnie Van! !e
!is'@Ia nss:cIior=l plsiy 10 prevent me cX ip''l
Easter" a-ilctiira intctests next demands exemption !y
crops H. ac!cGaics t5oil the cities indicate ina iie VII!
nt2 ne rs' % preven; this exemption tcQ tfaS o
Iru.'urc line S'!ry aa4 p.iueS, loa"H a@! a1na$ inl
~. c3 @r"ena were ".'ng L, exempt fie:c!t a!rH
al y , Stae i THINGS and feared t.a; nn!u" proportions
;lxgt!aa would be impose! on the ;I;ina: c1:iin!i*
tic had yo G ~ lax nn cattle because he believed il 10
be Iu=t IL :t;t indifferent about H. escau.c i.
on .!nri when would be unIuSi!Y hardened ny the
acY @@"rel sYs;ca, shape II as We viii. a. i;rn3er
n Il: Finance Committee, h" aa !@"csi'Ga'c! tie r:03b!c
Jrc:.on ri the system: 1'I hat IL" relative taxation
o: t.g .eI;!: c.;ti must DC acfta-2i lie presented
statistical cuap1c!-2n % the operation: a; ic Oh ana Inc
ar.r sYs.cl taxation t:e farming Interest t3deF .c
oil system tie ;cnis ri ;o': lots were 'Ne ana specific
tx ss s horses .:GIcr clocks, pianos. plate AMI c
r.@g-. Al irsc articles Mast no" % taxed al 7aorc'
IN sd Yaltrcm u; tie rae a Tie present iefli TX
would :!ii these articles 3llicUJ less nra the specific
;s ,a! yc.t. HE @,s won'! DC $4,000 less
than u HAD Tul. III go wogl have raised BY
n~rcl -ing tic at va2!Gi tax property.
Tie taxl5. prnporv present csmltc! by Tie Audi
- .r,ogns ~ 5G GgU QVJ Fl ,:,Ila. O. III. Re taxed ne
noes horses and lands oats; &c Of TIC
Uj Vl i"@=e Articles c':sa'e s a@cn'n-" c'7i-
.y c..:tH. .ai am lHat 10 !.aiiy cae.,.sa =" ~
r:n ~ nj -. Taxed p:a?e!ig a.! I'll state ~ i!c .ttyv
a-t b. Tie ~ vii1:cm tax a" Tie aU2c.:- "s - i c:i
I.,.a, II agriculture! s:al ia hoses r.v"! ~
tt 50 TOO. .?gSiE. pi lis rmrlunE 81. 500 aGIi
"a, o III agricultural cIP.j 0i tie c'aG. ne" b.-
IN .- uii h.aF lJT tn ~>j il". - 4is ~
.ar 4.ac .,aes:G rnIit an rycfupr.! fcsa the tGr..
.rg hr! b:en accustomed vnisr - ia zen" ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-12
rc".us", i!aEcH ., i-v-.
49, TEE

r,,-..l, - 10y pi ;,;!.s II tie i:azcorai C,rych.
,,,a,:i.;i from, the l-Iac III Delegate. sea. read
.a.u.,na 80, agiramcmt OF ira. ta!y - III, ScT7'.s
rg- nt,a lii amending Tic c"!gc; ~ To III m
t.,. ':ap ur.n.a, Con@arg the pass - u the Senate
:ag IT,, III; :..ag l: ill.,. .a..gsc q a4".' h.ts e"',.
O.. III" aI rrnrf -; 30 i:scs 1T Ter To- niaa1ai on.
s.j;:n and s!a":is t'f f! election .; 'c *'"i.; a.,
IA! :. ant".z:2- the .n'ca!'!!-a! % III "1''"''
Et:It2T Q. 81 University u 'i'I.hia.
III: bills "crc te.' 3'i ftr''eH:
H. Shirley, from me ,"'.'i't % S"!'.s 81
r.#s:r. '--uti" ~! i'"n'ai% !'t .& ~. ~. "
a5'.. iI'. %! u pa, -. ~ - , 800 49,, -.
liz; So -. - roy i,1'.N"j .; - ,
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mas T.. Dan =, scr! ,s 10 80, seq . . r.i s.Df r..l.
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.r, n c 1oa"ig CONT ;r P'wt- 1t geihoin':,
~ e"; ili .t.c'ith iItt!h''7 ~ Hl '''.'' '''-
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ruou WILT NEVER MEET NE MORE.

THOU WILT NEf ER MEcl shOi'A'
Thou art gone but am keeping
In my heart thy treasured name;
film smiling-f Pm weeping
Thou art with me all the same.
Yes the link al las, is rivcn,
All our pleasant dreams arc Ger,
And unless meet in Heaven,
Thou wilt meet me more.
Once the summer sun aliehted
On the petals of a rose,
And although her leaves nc blighted
Still he fingered till life's close.
Thus the heart can sometimes chersn
Thoughts that wear away the SOUL
Giving pleasure while we perish
Meath this strange yet sweet CONTROL
Thou art gone, yet love hath bound thee
Thou may ST struggle 10 forget
In the heartless crowd around thee -
All in vain !-thou'r captive yet
Alb forgive the pain pve eiren
And thine own deep wrongs OF yore,
For un lees we NEE, in Heaven
Thou wilt.never meet me more. MsLopIA
Columbia, Tenn.
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SSETGCAr,.
THE PAIN OF ABSENoh

THE PAIN OF AbSH-'
py J, 4. DAsTLkS'
Although bu, one short month has 'p0d'
Since, love, We SAT .osI h.s,t
Al. vet it seems TO my sou h1
One ysar of winry "ea'nS''
%. .or,smes IN the dreams have
A'' swes, love gaze on liea'
p.ssc,ed brightly in my sout'
As heaven within the sea.
Than thou nppearst an angel bright
TO these charmed eyes oil mine;
And blessed earth receives from thee
40 air and tint divine.
on! soon too soon, the illusion flies,
And thou art absent yet,
And anguish thrills my Utmost heart,
And tears mine cyeds wet.
o limo! haste, haste thy winged n'sat'
And bring the blissfnl hour
Which shall restore my love 10 mo,
Within our e.clad bower.
rro,v and Henry College.
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EoR TIE ENor1RER.
TIE Presidency IIho ,eM D: Gte Ttg cani:Ga::-dfd
In c.cht 20 be The DEnocrltc candidate,


1r!o c.. g!tt obe the Democrats. candd.:c'
RI, ncfiol Tor I've Presidential ei.con approaches
,ha nnI.i.,ims here, in Washington CITY by
o! that Interesting Gl important event. Sill!
-, s,.,- 10 b. AFTER want 81 harmony in c-rcC-
,,rls If both If the concnt'?g parties Juicn"
-, ,.r,; prospects the utgaGzapa appears 10 he much
in. hes. in liz ranks Of the "h2* no"nS sih, they aye
m nnr;,y rreiE Only aim and desire = 20 !i@ mon !c
nt ,.io s: hc most available IN the coming caava2s.
!:tnIn tie Whi.z have always been in the A'a0ry they
~ NE xii, displayed in making ti:air nnaai!1h* iavc
49,. ,.v.e o.l ;.,rc. times elected ti:eF c1n2HiiicS III
lin, naf,r The contest Cow appears to u narrowed co. -
NJ Fillmore tlr. "cosar "nA Gen. Scot; .!t l'IS.
,rs ~ ,, i,yo ccncca first mentioned are c"!i'H!l u
~ ;,o-, og md c p!cc"J: positions "G.i az III /:
lana nu3lc services, .re EensEea Their names :H;ii7 :"
mass 81 tie American rcaPi" !! Inc :l1F-2S
~ s,cs .: the i Zig JoiicaHS were Hpn" 70 ~ ~
- "a. trc ur tie other u these ;wi gentlemen '"an;
,,,I,g r,crgc lie nomination. E&; i nis DC r.
,coh.rsA h the Ni. politicians lave, upon lao .ec.
i .lr sacrificed s:r Aiu, Or t:"( io' tH' sac
go - rI.gs Iii. r.nrc 'iiln probable nar Is
t1Ir,. r. e. ain that they sill rnii" n?on C;a Scott aa
49, ,,,.. available man They hG"c nq: yet !0r1n'ten
,t s,,a.; drc:esi ri2E!'y '' gun Fo>"Jer rein,ti%n
II G J. li!:,r secured them i'!a!rA III i1to a.a ZIG
sane so.; %, i"'Ha:cH aea"s: as 's''s" a''';TE ~
.- hen. second G:'Hh ~ ihe person 81 lea; II; 'F
" Ia I.:n sc ot suppose that these keen
% r.,c;a:.s I'll ia! t. avail themselves % Iii. vastly
nn,,,r rnf powder reputation OF Cen. Scott II ISL
Soal ,y 10 -. i Is :lt at at! ini:ToA:'t thai vy W"
r;umr', a..n in The election EcA: ia
i y tnra,ic politicians 10 rely Mpoa the superb
ritv nj their numbers, and appearances warrant ire con-
sion tin, ,ey feel much more s0!cl'Gdc "r ~: aae1es
If ht -pccvc irDT!tcs than for the success al Tie par
~ They are ti;!icd into the smallest fragments Some
the claims q Cao personal ava!:te, AMI som.
m Il inns Of annhcr The general snppos!i!cn il, that Tic
nomination q Democrat, ii matters 10! "n i" may ~
by ~ .liaorc Convention ard "!3e.Ei'" u nc r,I,
.n,v vii. ta one an lv '.i"3 > Lazy ".y"l IL
ne. n his lime, no, less t15. paaoD.:, wi
arr .i By their respective Intends Il: L""@r"@s, - ii'
i,no .ui;anls 10: H. .rs!cnI!a! c''a.' 'i" '' n9
XIII q. ,hcsr n,ay be said - 5G Gitcr.: 0G.A 70 " great
,iy OF the Democratic rajy Of the Union; "'d q, Il!
h - not r,aio ,an iee b. E!i!i.! $' 'an!
e. E, Il i. -. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-03-12
10 The Editors Of the Enquirer.

| WAsHisc-oS. March i. l=52.
Some two or three weeks since Of correspond
cn "A Republican vi tie Old School sounded the 'trc-
SIM 10 Ii. Democratic :ry, aE warned il %! it, real wt,H-
mesa Notwithstanding lis apparent strength. 5ocn a'-,
another @"esorden ~ of,h East responded 20 ana cnn
firm the views presented ty "a Republican Of Inc ga
School" To-day send you SAL another warning 81 h9
,ias.es4 "hr": II e"",' ," ""s 'rh"'e "dv'a" s""i
have weight for he Is wst in 10" COUNCILS oi MS cnGni
az rightly rea! tie signs Of the times there has seldom
been period when tie Democratic party Of tho County, to
which you and warmly attached was in greater peril
VIC must ay forget and forgive past dssensinns, suffer
'by-uon yrnnes and commence career kccp.
ing constantly il view the arccHt ma "
din:ika Of the party. JA:EH hrchASf*.
OF H." :anv causes which have contributed to ha present
Bu; il dutY and lar fron h'72 ilaasln: one, to "he
vi i"n :sCc,? Ia one winch mas Tcc'7 "
her an. is aow, dng Than 81" others 10 widen The
reach The Democratic ll.v!cw," published IN New
York has Iaaa been regarded 10 the organ "t the 5tg: par
az and received The cGunt.nancc ard srpIt oi nc
party throughout the country About the fist Of January
last changed igr!s anl placed rn!e; the control
Of Il Celebrated agr'; ard mana-cr oi sandy large
scic:Gs" .aas,' &c, (fo numerous 10 ;sn'.onl n"
before ard ujGW cnnc before C"ngrrss-hcaI moreover
partisan IF RI tt ca"4ia!sa for he Presidential nom
,.ai:o~. inc launay n"n'c: Of the "lrHc" maze IL
appearance in all Reasonable :i"" but containing n'''ei
which true Democrat could approve ~ SANCTION; II Wa
an attack al he prominent Belonging: 10 the ID +
cra.;c party who had been named r II" Pr"sitrncy SaTc
ore ,Ii dom cxpcricrc rr service purity # public ati
cricd, scoi!d aia d"G"std Of nudcr The head 1" "pt'
engeS This !oo.rd lad Jar party which require! '"o'-
tv !" "cnncu, :nc ;rr.cig love Ii !rhct a. II s"i'a
iarlot' hat by some mans c! in 81 me way, Teen 70
nied mo the confidence o! the party, and was n', IL
give 'ie stab the fa'a stab This however could NOT
be: for rrcn leh in the confidence Of he Democratic paT
had n February endorstdt and presumed 10 be ac
anained with contents not only in relation 10 The cnnt!'
dates for The Presidency hut its adToracy Of The lnterren-
on doctrine" Truc, these gentlemen have had o7p"r
unity through paper a saying whether not fhfy
n,"nid to eniofsc r January No" BAT i. is also trc
they have not thGug.i u-pri 10 rc"po"I 10 . risnY @
p,al which had e:n s:ar :" diem through tc ciian
ne AMI i " said vi 'i'n ia- taken EXCEPTIONS To tie
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daughter OF Capt. { c. TII'Iey Of Hanover
MARRIED in Bro kyn y Y. on The 81 ms, ?! ,s -
s9-ncer Rev AM REV HART Ct Charlotte coG1yi Ers
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