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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

~ Catholic Institute OF NeW- ofk I-tC %
E,r IS5X-Iae opsnIas Lecture 81 the Sec5n1 COURSE
ib s,sSon vii delivered al the StuI yessnl las ints
No go Broadway at 80cio9k by The very he' y n
nohIAHJY ID ID of PhiiaJelrh a. SuhJ-ci- agree
s,1 b.twe.n Scouce AID Religion. Tickets, admitting
= Lad, and Gentlemen TO the ConTse, 81 % i'f single
80 One v,Tsos 70 a aiase eciu g, u csRts, Ia De
lie door on the evening If The LsctaIes The pro
o,<s TO he given the Hosp al DIST Vincent IN 'h s
unC.T the chares of the SISTERS OF chan Y.
M. DANIEL SULLIVAN, Secretary.
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A S good plain Cook by respectable Pro-
N teslapt Girl Is good Washer and Ironer and nas
an excellent from her last place ~aere
she lived two Yeas Apply at No l5J Sd av near ION 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-07

AS Cook or Pastry Cook, by a very re-
n spectacle young English Woman Good city feis 5,,
ence gwen Apply for TWO Tags at No 3J7 bfoau"dy J.
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kKICKERBOCKER SAVINGS

- Broadway. corner Amity-st-This' institution will
business the ID JaaGsy 1854 The following
gentlemen compose the Bosfd of Directors:
Russell n. Glover, George Steers. Wn. 7. Thompson.
oh Green, Casper c. Chids, b. Hart,
Dennis y. Van LEV, Bealamin v. french.
John 3 wckerShsm, John H. Hogsreamp
Discount days-W eGi esdays srd SATURDAYS.
RUSSELL L. GLOVER, President.
JACOB r. PENTZ, Cashier d30 Wv
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ERVANTS.-Wa nted, three irst-class
~ private alters two fra, ass Cooks Also othes
really good Servants. AL must have the best city refer
Appy afteT sclccA, Al No las Grand-st J6Gs
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A COOK, Washer and lroner, by re-
N spectacle young oman, OF to do General h9l'e.
work The beat cry reference can he gwen Can nj
No Iot Mulberry. St NY. u IL
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NURSE.-Wanted Girl as nurse and TO
sssist chan berwork must belfond and accustomed
10 children. OF mud disposition and not IRISH Apply At
No. u West 23d st. is Sc
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.r5- Hew-YOrk Typographical society.,Iaa9-
,,6 g5g-Ihe 81 the Oclsty are hYel w Az
i,Is tn funeIai If late brother, 4TEhs LAY
TON IN THU RSDAY, 8. h inst ~ y VI from - la'e
reside, ce no ll7 Smith 1t SOUTH bfoosyn by ooef OF
tbv Soc,.iy l7H'l f.. NJ SkIDMOhE' Sec eta'y.
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miscellaneous ADVERTISEMENTS.

GALL and EXAMINE, at No. l2l Full
~ ton ct q life Ike PORTRAIT Of LOUIS KoSsVi.h'
Only 25 cents.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

heightened spirit in its favor. that has been
askrnssl among gu, people. His labors il
= behalf commenced IL the Sen-,e Of the U
''a'es. E'ry -six years ago. when he begged AZ
appropriation for bridge acro.s the Pmon,sc
'n'y were continued in advocacy Of the Cum
'rinnd road. where monument now hear
Illness 10 the zeal and success with which he
rroVe for that enterprise. American industry
md avi have ever found in him a sreaIlasi and
fitted supporter. from 1909 When he warmly
'rged Congress TO give home skill and lab.
ne preference in supplying the Navy-'o tn.
lose ofhis Legislative and earthly career. On
very great question affecting the pence. the
onor. or the prosperity Of the country. he wa
rsf among the foremost. and mighie.t among
he mighty. His highc., fame will prol.all,
est upon the burning de- oiion to country will
hch he sprang fnrwsrd at every crisi,
hat threatened its honor or its harmony. He
'as alike Prompt TO rrpel insult from without,
md eager To quiet cornmotiun within. OashessI
OCCASIONS anirresi-fhlc impulse seemed to urs,
i'm on, tilIall the facilities Of his soal and mind
'"rame absorbed in the work before him. All
h"uaht Of sslE If it ever stood between him
r'd the public good. was then consumed b.
he fire OF his patriotism. He stood before tn.
"nnrry eloquent as Alciiiades. pure as El'am
nondss, infcxible ~ the elder Brnrus. nnbl,
Illustrating the noble. sentiment. II rould yaM \
r he right Man be Preadent."
Oh bis personal qualities. we have time ,.|
peak but briefly. He was remarkable for tie
= armih of his attachments. lbc genial flow of hi
'r.lings. his magnanimity, generosity and cour-
'ge. Like almighty tempered natures. he wa
luick in his sense Of insult, as he WIS some
ines hast. in giving offence, hut be VAS MOI
more pr"mpt TO resent wrong done him. than
y repair one he had done another. Notwiih
tanding the scenes ofcxcifement and viul.nc.
lir"ngh hirh he had passed, the MANY coils !
i.'ns into which he had been ihroA nihe virulenii
.nunciaiion q! wiirh he had been so often thet
inject. We do not Doubt thar he passed a~sys
rom the scene OF all. ihou' AN unl.in f...lin. 1
NV ards a human being. Having fill d up all
he appointments of his grea, life. public and
private as a statesman and man. as the y,ub j
.rvant and The citizen a husband .fithe friend,
rowning all with The graces Of christianity. h.
.ently sank I" rest
Like who wraps the drapery &c his couch
About him and lies down tn pleasant dreams" L
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

TREND N Highland in,,.r,n- ~ of the melancholy
,''th III Mr. "sLLiseros vAscE. cf that county. hy
lightning during thunder .,,,, ~, ~ rI,.s,,y acr
noon tho 10th June Mr. vanre wu. in HI. field plough.
ing and seeing the storm coming stopped q, the end ~
the nrr"w, mud while ex,ricuting III. horse from Iii
Mush WIN the trarr chnn r,oahly IN hand the l.elt
ten or twelve steps Of him tho time R.sh were knoc,
ed down. md beth arusr and fell second time VII
liam cosr'cd IN and sprinrinr IN The ns.i..
thnrc at his brother. carried him auut ON. tupdrrd
wards, when he expired, There were M mark. of
lightning on biz person crties. The lu,.r wn. Mao
struck down, and remained rrostrate E,r .omc time.
Hethcn commenced struggling Violently and in ohor,
thirty minutes arose aud walked of Stassaton S,ra-
tor
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

tween the different quarters Of our broad count
try are essential To the present and future inter
ests 1t the Republic, aud " it'll devotion isI
those Interests that ran know NO South and nd
North. should n-i,h~r coun,enanc- nor tols.
rate ~nv seditinn dismsler. faction. Resistance
to the Laws of the Union. on any preiext. In
any part Of the land; and | should carry into
the civil administration this one principle al
military conduct--oi~dience to the Leg
islatiye and Judicial departments Of Govern.
rncnt. each in its constitutional sphere, saving
nuIy in respect To the Legislature, The possible.
resort to the veto power. always To he mosi
cautiously exercised. and Under the sirctesl
restraints AMI necessi:ies.
Finally. for my adherence tn the prin. ipI''s
o the Wing party. as expressed in the r.>ol,l-
lions Of the Convention and herein suggested
with sincere and earnest purpose I" aivanr.
the greatness and happiness of the Republic
and thus to cherish and encourage the cause d.
constitutional liberty throughout the world
avoiding every act and thought that nigh, in
volve our country in an unjust or nnnec-ssar,
war. or impair the faith Of treaties. and dis
countenancins all political agitation injurious
to the interests of societ, and dangerous to the
Uninn-l can offer no other pledge or guaran
~ than the know incidents of long publ,
life. now undergoing the severest examination
Feeling mvsr,f highly fortunate III my ASA
ciafe on the ticker. and with lively sense oi
my obligations TO the Convention and 10 .,n,l
personal courtesies. ha, e the honor II remain
sir. with great esteem. >onr most obsslient ser
want, WINFIELD SCOTT.
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Mr.. Graham's Reply.

WASHINGTON. June Zl 1907.
SRI am gra,iied to ack now ledge the re-
ceipt OF the commune alton " hich yon did me
the honor to deliver in person on yes'ertla,
announcing my unanimous nomination rs tn.
Whig candidate for the office of Vice Prrsi
dent of the United States. by the National Con
veGIinn whirh recently assembled in Bnl,imor,.
acc"mpan d by c"py Of the Resolutions OF
the Convention. upon Yiesin MS OF Nationa
princ pie aud policy.
cordially approve the declarations mad.
hy these resolutions on matters of the most r..
cent Practical interest. They do but portra,
the conduct uf an Administration Of the Gu,
eminent. Of Inch for near two Years hav,
been mernl'-r. On ell other matters the,
hut reIierae the doctrines and rrcsnnmrnd,
lions held by its Chief IN important public com
inunicafinns
Shou d the People of the United States give
their SANE tltm 10 the nominations of your Con
,enIon. so far as | shall be invested " iIh an
I nriiy. faithful adherence to these doctrines
NAV he expected.
therefore accept the distinction. so honor
ably rendered. with grateful heart, hut i'll,
unaffected difidence. 1t is Satisfaction. how
ever. to know that the place 10 " hieh ha I,
been Nominated Ia hut secondary ard that En
the first office The Convention have proposed
a citizen of'ricd pafrioiism and virtue. long
and Familiarity acquainted with putlic affairs
and pubic men; sai'. and saearious Counsel
Tor. no has " ell fulfilled every trust hereto
fore committed 10 his hands. and ho has IT,
Illustrated our history hy eminent public ser
vices.
With my thanks for the courtesy " i,h which
you have h"nor.d me in the execution of your
'fire, and With 'he highes' personal respect, +
am your ob.dient ser, ant
WILL. A. GRAHAM
The Hon. J. G CHAPMAN
President Of Tie Wig National Conreufion.
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Washington Corresponds nee.

WASHINGTON. June 80.
Presulning that the Virsinian is now whe,.
it ever has been. DANG 20 ID service in the l.esl
cause, it is confidently assumed. tina, anything
bearing ON the succ es. of "Scott, Graham and
the Country" i'll not he a,niss.
As IA Vusinian. fond of my native State and
gorying in all her attributes, save her politics,
with heart and baud always ready 10 de
fend her fro n the sill shtest dispersion. | have
recently had more cause for shame and NOR
,iiicaiion ,hin ever before, in sufetin the ia
fictions oil small beer" politicians To hear
their calculations on the Presidential prospects
the certainty with which Virginia is reckoneJ
anl was reekoned ON for anybody that tn,
Baltimore C dial mi .ht dictate one Y. o,1d su,
pose. that all Freedom of opinion had bce.
withdrawn 'ror' the glorious old Common
wealth. and tn, the unterriiied people had
paced 10th their principles and their person.
! IN the possession Off few "scurvy politcians.
But can il be. that Virginia is gain to be mad.
the tool ola Northern fiction. an the insrru-
ment OF defeating the Son of hers and the ma
tons pridc-,he man that has planted Vir
gnia's and the nations flag triumphant. " n,r.
ever duty and patriotism pointed. Can it b.
that the man who has met and overcome III.
foreign foe in hundred fields. and laid low
British pride and Spanish hraggadncio. i. t,
tall beneath the poisoned silc,tn of Vlrsnans
and his conntrymenl Oh. tell il not! whispe,
it not at least oil proved. that any respectable
number OF Virsinia,is will vote against WIN
FIELD SCoTT! And for whom would the,
pass by the illustrious servant of the nation.-
Not knowing. ~lI not pretend to say
Whether it DO Franklin Pierce. B,iga 'i..r
General. or a, tn. Ohio man had il. ..General
John A. Pearce who took command OF the al
my, after the battle Of York.. am quite sure
that said individual is not Of Virginia. or her
chool Of mon principles; not the choic.. OF
more than his owl ni.ershlc little Siaie-th.
nan whn upon good i"cof,cn antI,nrity is ID
,ring about an,,ilicr e ID lncia of Dlllue.s''-
know that the :'eopl. have been licked witt
he idea that Virginia made the nomination. o.
one ardent office holder remarked Virgin
done It." Bur. it v i'll not d.,; Virgin did
OF dome" it. but tho very Freesoil. Barn
urning Parry. that through John Van Burr,
nd Jno. A. nix. have given in their adhesion
lcs sir. they defeated virsnia's choice. anu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
TELEGRAPH in ODeratiOn.

The energetic and ficlent agent oc tie
Lynchhurg and Ahn gdon Telegraph Compa.
ny. Mr.. TREE completed the erection Of the
wires from Farmville to this place Saturday
morning. when several messages, some Of
them ofimportant business transactions, were
Immediately dispatched 10 and from Farmvie
We sent saluialioDs 10 our friend Of tn,
Journal. and received from him a dispatch,
which will lie found in annthcr 80 umn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
Letter OF Gen. Sect iss Reply.


'!To the Honorable. !. q. CHAPMAN.
|; President IF tie Wig National Conrrntion
SIR: have had The honor to receive from
your hands the official notice of nv "unan
nous nom,nu'ion as the Wing candidate f.
The Office st President Of the United States. =
3"eelher with "a copy of the Resolutions pass
ltd 10y the Convention expressing their OPINION.
j pn" some of the most prom.neu, aue.linns OF
4 National polcv."
This great distinction conferred hy numer
: aus int. l'isent. and patriotic iooy. represent
3ing millions Of my connIr. men. sinks deep into
my heart. mn, remembering the ,e'y eminent
names which we've before the Con, enion in
/ .m,cah!e competition " it'll my o~ N. am mad.
20 feel progressively the weight Of resPon>i. Tilt !,
Sb-lnngny 10 my ne~ position.
q Not having rttrn a u ord TO procure this
istirciion host not n moment. after ii had been
..nnierred. in addressing letter Ia one of your
nenber. to signify " hat " ould e. at the pro
per time. the sli,starc,. of my reply to the Con-
vcpon. and | now have the honor to repeat !,
~ more formal manner. NJ the occasion iur,l,
Z demands. that | a,cepf the Nom: nation viii
8the Resolutions annexed
IL Til" political principles and measures la.
4 in~ in those resolui,ns are so broad tina, hui
( itie is left for M to add therefore Larr,,
suggest, ia this place. that should l. b, the par
Ialiiy of my countr, men. he Gle, a,rd to III.
HChief MaeistrHcy of the Union | shall l..
ready. IN my connecion With Congress to re-
Commend or 10 approve Of measures in resar.
! Ito the management Of the public domain. so a.
10 secure an early settlement of the same favo
-ailr to actual settlers. but consistent ne, erhe
e,s. with n regard 10 the equal rights Of IN.
.hole American people in tina, vast national in
singh. alteration IN our naturalization laws
usgrstrd hy my military experience. viz:g q, in.
To all foreigners The right Of citizenship VII,
shall faithfully serve. in time Of var. one year
IN board of our public ships. or in our land for
crs. regular ar volunteer. on their receiving al
honorable discharge from the service.
II In re. ard to the general policy ~ the Ad
.ninistrsiion II elected should. Of course. look
among those who may approve that policy 70.
Ihr agents to carry it into execution. and
should setk to cultivate harmony and frai-rns
eniiinenis throughout the Wing party. with
~ attempting to reduce. its members, fy pros
rip'ion. To exact conformity To my Nv views
Bur rhoulj. Al the same time. b. rigorous il
regard to qualifications for offir--retanins
md appointing no one. either deficient in a
,sri'y or inf-grit. in devotion to Ill erty IL
The Constitution, and the Union.
Convinced thar harmony and good will Be
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

SAILED. june 20.
Steamer Belviderr, Clifford Baltimore, rndz; Ludam
& Watson.
Steamer Roanoke. Parrish, New ork, mdz, &c Lud-
lam H. Watson.
ARRIVED, Jnne 20.
Scbr Mercy Taylor, Nckrrson. Boston, mdr To Cur
rje
Scbr Juiiette. Baker. Boston. mdze 10 Cmrir
Schr Merchant. Couch. New Y uk mlx to ID Cur,ir
Sclr JohpJ Taylor Harper, Philndsphia. e"al 10 Il
II. Clarke
Syhr Bell Corncy, Fredericksburg. earn Sienrns
4 Brumtn,l
Shop X II Green. Lawrence. New York. ccment,Sc
Scar Swan, Jolinc. Philadelphia
SAILED.
Steameu Pennsylvania Buy more, Philadelphia, MI u !;
nj ,yo & Atkinson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
We regret that the force and effect Of H..

We regret that the force and effect Of tie
comm unica,ion. relative to Gen. Picrces mill
,ary exploits. published in our last nu'nh,.r.
we're somew hat marred hy omissions of some
of the authorities cited by the writer. These
omissions do hot affect the accuracy Of any
statement made by hiT or any conclusion at
- hich he arrived. but would have strengthened
land confirmed them. We cannot now cunve-
|nienily make the corrections.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
Letter 70 General Scott.

bAt1iMoRE. d uflt' *. ISDZ.
SIR: I am instructed by the Wing Nationa
Convention TO inform !y"n If your Unanimous
Illumination as the Wing candidate for the offic,
nf President of the Uniipd States
enclose copy OF Resolutions passed b.
he C"n' ention. expressing their opinions upor
some Of the most prominent questions of ma
'lonal policy; and. with sincere wishes that va,
may De- crcted and for The permanent set,le
men of The principles of the wing party.
have the honor 10 he. very respectful,
your OBJ, servant.
J. q. CHAPMAN. of Maryland,
President IF tie Wig National Coxrextion
To Major General WINFIELD SCorT.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
Sailing OF the Ocean Steamers.


NOTICE 10 1he Creditors 0f WIN T..
~ stevens, Slec'd.-At . Circuit Court com
tancd and held f,r NELSON cuoniy. the Cuurthon.e
the 7ti ttv III M1v 1852
A'exnpd'r Ffz.stFial adnini-'rn'or h tho viii
nrxr'i IT " Liam g. Stevens Ier'd. Pfi'G
Mai"a r. Stevens. George s. Eovius. jaime. T. Ste
rens. Cynihia G. Stevens. Johr T. Stevens Ab.rr L.
Steven AMI Susan Ann irycr,s. III. last E,ar infants
under fllr ef ~ yr.r-. by Howell l.. Brown,
guardian nd specially ns-igncd TO lernd them
ID hi. suit DcTts
BY the decree j. this &c the Coum-s
of the Coarf i. directed take yen accounts. md
the decree guire. INIT before daioe he will rom
vrnc oil the creditors of Tho or VIM G. Stevens
decd by Advertisements inserted for fur weeks
ressive in newspaper rnh-hed in the tswn IL
Iypshhurg "-Snid creditors 'hcrf'rc n"iik-d that
have appointed Friday the o3. dry III July To
taking the directed by the decree IL
the 7th Mny lS5a-on which day o'rlnek In the
n"rninr they requested attend my oirr 10 Lev
ingston pr pared aeprcve drbt demand ,hy n,ny
have ssn.s, 81 VIM G. Stevens derd whc,-
ontracrd b.fre his DEATH by the ~uratrix SINCE
Jnne 14--w4w 70. WHITEHEAD Conn.,
"M. L. GsOGGlN, ATTORNEY At
w W-Aitends regularly I'll Cm,r,s ii F.srx-
I'm ss we'll those If Bed;-d. Any busiress entrust
ID TO his will receive strict attention in those Or any
THE adjoining counties.
Address "1tter Bridge. bedford county, Va"
jsa 2a-w6mif
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Mr.. Graham's Acceptance.

SIR:-I am instructed bv the Wing Nation
al Convention, :" inform you Of your unani
nous mammalian as the Wing candidate for
the officeof Vice Presiden, of the United States
enclose a copy Of Resolutions passed b..
the Convention expressing their opinion upon
some Of the most prominent questions Of Ma
iional policy, and with sincere wishes that sn,,
may he elected. and for the permanent settle
mcnt of'he principles ofthe Wing party. |
have the honor 10 he. very respectfully, your
ohcdent ser, ant.
J. G.. CHAPMAN.
Presidenf ofMe Wig National Coarrmfion.
Hon WM. A. GRAHAM. Of North Caroiina
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A CARD

For sasfaetor, to my own mind decline &c.
M as County Eieetoy in the Preside. ris campaign nv
4 Progress. DAN'L. TOMPKlNS.
We publish the foregoing Gard # Dr. Tompkinr iii,
expires ion Of That he has Lra induced TO
ccnr acting in the capacity Of County Elcctor IN rb.
present canvass. We authorized 10 ssafe how. er
hst the DR. resigns the I.~t assigned i'm f no a.suht
OF Ger. SCOTS Loyalty the Wing si'h. ard from NO
ucion. of his su-neSs upon the great aud
vital questions of The day Bedford Ss,trsti-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05
Rat.fjcatiOns Meeting.

The ratification meeting, called for last FIJI
day estgiog. and postponed in order that the
meeting IN honorof Mr.. Gays m-mory nigh,
he held. will take place at The Masonic Hall.
TO MORROW (TUESDAY) EVENING.
at O'clock.
A II are IN, tied and uroed 10 c.me.
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Range Of the ThcrmO meter
READING ROOM


Died in the county d Appomni,"x. the 29ih juno.
JAMES A., infant child Of Jnm-s G. md Mary +. Wal
ton. aged year and light month..
Departed this life the morning Of the o4, !" June.
ut the residence other brothrr Cnmbpl g. n uf~r
n long mud painful piilction Nils. CArHARISE +. Foil
ING eldest daughter "f the late Archba Boiling jr "f
Campbell county She young lady of nm aarr-
ti"nac and nmahle disposition. and much beloved
by all her nrquniotsnces She has been summoned
rom t. world -in in the prime of life by AIl~ise
Prnvlcnre. To fill higher happivr sphere. Peace
lie 10 her ashes. NJ.
Republican please copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1852-07-05

Of the Wing Nominees

3Accepta nee Of the Wing Nominees.
We publish below the correspondence he
tween the PRESIDENT of the late WIG Con
,enioa and It's nominees for the Presidcnc,
land Vice Presidency of the United States
! The letter efEeneral Scott is looked for ith
great Interest, and " i'll he read ~ it'll unaloycl
lsali.faction. 1t will b. seen that General
Tim. arnexisg them and maxim. hem part of
bis l,.lre- of acceptance; that they carry ,bi-
sname to every part of the land Associated and
identified Nth the platform Of the Vine Con
!vention.
In publishing the letter of Mr.. Graham, We
regret ts accoapany it with the announcement
hat he has rendered the resignation OF his place
rs Secretary IF the Navy. He has been
lpr"mpted TO this course by delicate--pcr
ahsps over dehcste-scnsr OF propriet,; and az,
r4aat iy Remaining in the Cabinet
1wtlle ia the field as Candidate for office, he
Itnay cause embarrassment 10 the Adminis'fa
|'inn. While we cannot hut respect the SEMI
ment y hic;, induces Mr.. Graham to pursue
his course. We sincerely regret that he hss i
|deemed II necessary, and more 50, because wei
have reason 10 know that his intercourse With
',he Pre.ider,, asld his Administration has be. nj
uniformly an,icahk.. confidential and satisfacto
Try. We understa I'd hat al the urgent rean.sr
of the President MIR Graham will remain for'
Some days in the Brrssiment. with the view oi
completing some important business that re
mans unfinished. and Of arranging such ma,
tiers as REQUIRE in,en~liate altertion. He " I'D
/ hen retire to North Carolina, aud, in the midsl
of his old friends and constituents, await th,l
result Of the eecriox. Republic