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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-21

nTTwo. weeks laier news has beea re.
ceived from California. The principal in
telisenee i' that offs fool at Sacramento e.
Marysville, which oeeasioned n,u b loss Of
property.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-21

PEAK FAMILY.-This company, whose
performances are highly praised by cur ex-
changes, will Civ. concert, vocal and in>
strumental, at the Masonic Hall, tomorrow
evening. See adverii.eme, I
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-04-21

Gf-The Pittsburgh Republican yates
,hst'ihe fare on Lake ChsmpIsia. be-
tween Rouse's Point aid Whitehall, is
10 be only 81 the present season.
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Brsinerd g. fuller, and occupied BY
smith d Swift, Merchants john s.
Watson. Tailor; aud by Azcl Church.
Cablnei Maker, aud dealer IN Furniture
and Chairs. burned mex. The po,ds
belonging To Sunth s. Swift were mostly
saved, aud also large pat Of the furr,i.
iure aud tool belonging To Mr.. Church.
But nearly all ol his lumber, aud no
smali amount oi valuable furniture, were
destroyed. Several smaller bu,ldin Us in
the rear Of those above mentioned, were
aIsN burned. By The aid Of still night.
and by the most active efforts Of the citi,
zens,,he FIRE was arrested on the north hy
The brick block occupied BY Jennison.
Brown g. Co, Jas. SAKE, and Hicks &,
Soule. The brick dwell Ing house of
Mr.. Henry Seymour, on the son,b. ar
rested the ere in chat quarter, but the
house was in great danger, and wa, con,
siderably injured. The entire amount
Of property lost by this FIRE canno, yarv
far from $Il 900.
INSURANCE:
VT. +. Nh. VT. Mu. Etna
W. ). barrow ION build'urD 5000 $1,000
q ton Good.) 900 1000
Smith n swim (on tioods) ' zoos
T. w. Smith cIn huihiinrD 800 1000
htei church (On buidings) go
(stoek aud ,oai.) eio
49,, $3.50 $500 $1,000
Whole amount OF Insurance ell
voO.-S Adams Messenger.
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United States, to meet the GET Of Black
Hawk, at tho State Fair, in Rutland, VT,
held in September, 1882, and then show
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proceedings OF the Democratic supper at Hack
news United states Hotel, In this city, ON
tuesday evening, 30th November, 1852, TO cell
citrate the Election OF our disting guished wOT-
thies, Pierce and King.
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pol;TlJAs..
For tie Enquirer


To sll.s sa,iic z. hester OF L"nonb"rG' Va
IN. scenes ri ,,uT eli iinoud ,niaiv they risc!
In, DAYS of our limo, how beautiful how bright!
Not a cloud clear SKINNER SKIES
Nra sigh nor sorrow 10 damp our delight
With hea rts full as pure the ever white SHOWS
!, hi,n crown like a diadcm The mountains sublime;
Tvs r,mboed with thee where The low lily grows
And I've uil oved in:t and thought II nc cfi"e'
O, many 4 sweet eve whca the slow sin king sun
was ba,hin. his bei;ns IN the tlIc western wave;
I've iei WITH and asked ii Thy affections were won
And tui tnrr that they things which crave.
these scenes OF capture though ong years have gone BY
Shall ,.cr b. fresh III memory bright dream;
Ana 81. II, II cmemo.auc. arnG low, lt'"n SIGN
That ttings are moi atedys trarsy rhdt they Ses".
l looked on thee fanaly and said in my heart
iaou art Jewel wh!ch Providence nam s,2
10 s!Il. aud 10 I'VE me and happiness -,
To cheer me whlc living and lead me - ~
Blu, Oh the DAYS Of oar innocence n''e i.se, ,,.
And the sweet song of chiiooa ~ -. 49,, Io,i
The howars that Flushed on our Pu'i""y "tI ~
"a ,r.hcd il the music OF the sii7er song olra
.rh r,s that once lispcd the lnllahys OF love
~ mr.. in sweet accents are 10 gladden. my heaf'
n cnuij have thought that woman weGi9 prove
As Implying as this-but she SagS zee mus PaF''
on lorturng, ntocrable, lace,alins SOUND,
That wranhlcs like arrow ol dtath 10 my heat'
o. co.li i have though, that e could be found
As crul-as uukind- but she says we must part!
WIN ;hounh the sentence is hard and cold the decree,
rnuiy The III Ii is al LOST | must love thee sun;
And though thy heart has chord that vhraes io NC
Set aA "aN is not lost, The uaeonquerabe 1r1'
Farewell! and provided IN not in my sleep,
I declare by the powers tcrrcst!ia-aboVe;
Your beautiful image Will certainly Keep
Locked up, I'LL see thee IN bosom ol love
Lunenburg, August, 1852
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TO MISS Y. 5.

Love not too well, o maiden fair
For those who love must weep;
And pity It's that tears should am
Thy bright eyes lucid deep:
Love not 100 well. love not too we'll
For those who love mus! weep.
The dew which sparkles on the rose,
Exhaled, ascends on high,
To fail, perchunce, ere day be done,
In anger from The sky:
Love not TOO well, y gentle one
For those who love mus, weep.
And clouds which in the sunlight glow
With purple and with gold,
Within their azure depths full OF
The lightning dire unfold
Thou Of the gentle voice and soft
IT'S they who love must weep.
No flower which opens TO the day
But has is hour 10 fade,
And Ills the fair suns brightest ray
Which makes the deepest shade:
Love not too well, . maiden gay
For those who love niue! weep.
jus, like that rosy cloud is love,
Or like the sparkling dew,
1t lures us on with witching micn,
But hides its danger too:
The memory, cen, Joy IS pain,
And those who love must weep.
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From Ro5er: Il Scot Ecg
RIrMMnSn Ar,


GE&TLEMgS:
ttanS you for your invitation to he present Al MAJ
Convention Of the Democracy Of New Hampshire 10 bt
hclj i-b rough the brh place and former residence
Ifcncr, Pierce previous engagement proven Is
acceptance II this invitation Never, in The pas; IL It,
~ If country, have people everywhere had
man for CXcrOn IL sustain the great
% democratic pitrtot they be successfully
-oIcmny and sincerely declare the vicpn
G Lncf, that III" conTuancc ni our Iaian - II %
deeply cypaIdcI ~ their overthrow. The election Of Gen
Scot with lgn influences and associations ny which
surrounded nrovc the unInwlri and gn.apps
that occurred 10 the nation within ic last hR
Bar d! this feel 10 ieas,hc American p@orl" vel
discriminate Sct"ctn the merits OF accomplished soldier
and the lceoencsS, vl.ctiun, and INCONSISTENCIES OF
1ocenc,! civil administration Of IN. government
ana whose chief advocates and supporters those whu
ton their selfish and ambitious purposes
Tina. should have the standard bearer OF The nrd
Democracy" your modest unlmbtps pure. abl patriotic
ncirhoor, e. Franklin Pierce, gives
great and signal triumph Irli New Hampshire, hye
New England friends. thai the old Dominion Icad!n;
tn guard 81 The Southern State, will give 10 The
Democratic ticEe old fashioned majority not eas Than
ten thousand That shall give il with hearty good WILL
lIuptng The bright Of TOr nominee. in such
+, struggle" I'VE know North, South East no
N"s' but VII ha'c for he succcas Of The man whose
s'inru-i.p has tried, and wh wh Jl" pnIcli lie
has borne ics t;nuny ihn hc l. DEVOTED - Tie equal f's
guaranteed ~ ;!r Cuas'iGoH 81 every fo'tiyn
Union Accept gentlemen, the u.sHranc" Of my nigh re-
specI. ROBERT g. SCOTT.
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Letter iron. Hon. n. : Dickinson.

Bi:nHASPrtS, AUG ~ I~S-
3iv Dear sin: need not say | iTu>.
rsprci al. nuw. commune with tie Democracy OF III
Gr-nit. State upon the OF political s,it~. nu-p!
co- for The In which engaged j r N"'
England sri should certainly experience much @r'IG
in meeting brethren upon an occasion which pro
:>s be rse with intcrtsi An adrlTc u! bold
manly national doctrines, and the enemy ~ scC!r"
a!sl and faction any and form. wou! glais
exchange cungsiul !'iuna with the al New iamp.irt
upon The vigorous stIltiOua tone OF the Democratic
Platform ana upon the designation az one "t their nw!
uurc. who's, history comes ~ I, the standard OF Dem
urr1G The highest earthly h"nurs. hearty
cS;-cr ni office saekcra ~oul iin point with lrium.
phart pfita 10 who. in hls voluntary retirement from
autc affairs soUga BY The American people, lat lhcy
might wreath his brow with their chpi"tGt lIur.ls.
nave the honor &c. b. ). DICKINSON
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L.,,. from the Ion. JJst34 Lane Of Indiana.
W,-,u<r-,X Ago L. l-5.

S,a- ike Won personally acquainted
,.i, Gen Pierce ana Hike You Hny" him 10 De w"hs IN
united and cnrdil support % N. Democratic parry every
vheIc throughput lie Union His political and personal m
i.srl,y and MS GiSvSrrvng dcv"on 10 the principles o:
American Democracy, command "h me- as win you, Inc
highest :i recitation aai regard! IN sAt champion !"
lr standard bearer and with union and harmony Uca!G
~ in III ca Democratic heart there can be no douo q!
l.r success Tie recent Gubctna"iia canvass III Norm
4rolIl triumphant success OF Governor te!, h'I M
rIic. of Democratic Legislature prcsages the final
result oil elections Ivenhcr next wii too iAch Ger
ta!ny 10 leave tnr Gouot.
WIKI great respect, your obedient servant
JOSEPH LANE.
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From ~, nan. Pierre Souic Of louisiana
- -. N,-ntSdrnS AUG. >, Is


Sr-I Lave the honor 20 acknowledge WIN many ""'"
the recent Of your letter the 30h nlt nvtG2 me on %
half of the Democratic State Committee, !" aehu u"
Mas Convention u Democracy "t Ne" iiahPs"'e'
HI,bornunh on the 9Th al the prescott noAi.
should ne most happy, sir, 10 accept 'nis 'h' 'a I'm
elementary invitation. But my pressing "uue9 Va az ="
ate and in The several important committees o' a' Oo"!
will deny that pleasure ~ $50
rr,rt extremely that il is not IN my power 10 oc PIE
.rn an the Interesting occasion alluded TO- "oud i"rl
o,,iar pr! in addressing ut the birth place ana former
rr.,nr of General Pierce those VINO nave grown up WIN
him and who So highly admire and esteem nam on account
ii their knowing him intlna;cly-thoSe WI" therefore, -
,uy arpr.c,tc the sagacity ana Wisdom 81 the Baltimore
l,uny,nlIun in presenting him 10 the Democracy o me
rouny as their standard bearer III the present inpot IN.
contest
The Southern delegates in that Convention whose ch,ce
fru Pierce was knew his history well! an! were !alhini
win his political career They knew that he was trnlE a''
,up,aticay national man, devoted 10 tie !aaae!nce 81
The Constellation and purity and integrity ana iih anu
nnwvrny supporter the rights AMI interests 81 every
section OF the Union They knew and were coniitent ~
tie assurance that un.c his administration oil TIE govern
.nr the North and the South, the Ets: aud The West
~ou!: be alike equal; protected.
The Democracy ." The South, Sir, WI! iTiduPhah'Y ra'
w AT the ballot box the choice OF the drrsaics IN that Con
y,r,inn The: will vindlcate the truth ui history now -
grossly outraged By The enemies Oi Ten pierce an" WIZ!
pu the seal OF rcprJhs,on upon the vie ana can'nnous
charges which opponents al present. hatinH upon
mat and gallant ul yours Let me Nof' 40 le
tu.v-thc South. | assure you will ia hers
ain win muct cseetn yours Nc
PIERRE SOULE.
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DISCUSSION IN AMHERST.

On Monday last, the young and gallant champion of De-
mcc'acy John Goode, Jr, Esq ElccoT for the Distric,
opened the campaign in Anfer; county in speech which
all candid men who Heard it, both Wings AID Democrats
admit was an effort highly crdranla 10 him. The D,no
cfacy were delighted with his speech and the man IT.,
Hh, cectcr Mr. RyeS. tcrg absent. NJ! GJOde waa re-.
pi.d 10 bv Mr. Co2h who IS gentleman very 5es3ects
bile tao; ard talents. TIE Wings ot marcs ed
themselves satisfied with M! C.s efforts but arc not
surprised that they compelled in this 10 Be
satisfied with small favo's. Mr. e. no DOUBT IIstc The Dc
he could Of a Lepcr1,e bad cause
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I.s.tsr from alc Hon. James BGcian1n.
AN....--. ~. Lnm-.r [ .oncasinr AM TN

Ny Drar SIT: Whilst sH-ui c"ni|
der il both pleasure and privilege meet ny DcrocFai,
iir Granite state incrtsI ING ar
pcc.siun vet which need not explain trr
der tins quite impossible. Ny cordial symp0thics ali,
Won irr i. tlia,u the AMI The card!rS who
worthy leprrs. ~ and my own humble c@ris shall not
he SPARED - restore the hsCeniancy OF Jriicrsonar Demo
crate principles IN The administration Of the Federal Gov
c.:.;s..nt by the election Of Pierce and King
nm sentiments Of hIghcs, rcsFHctl remain ITALY vonis,
JAMES BUCHANAN
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From Hon. II'nr. Z. Marcy.


De, Sir should be happy 10 attend ana paI.clpals IN
. prorrcings Of he meeting " 'ic J,o"ey VI
ver reliable Stale III New Hampshire al 1.sooion2'
m H.. igh in.t,n bat considerations coEncceu WIN ,'s
contest which 50 deeply engages hc' attention; nu ~,
10 l,euo that pleasure. Though cannot DC VIZ.
,na;urs and services are enlisted in the sang
cIu+e Win my regret being Obliged 10 decline e @
invitation of the Committee, desire to express - @ ~
; for the honor Of beng placed among those "fosc AZ
m no occasion r,tefIed 10 would in their opinion
yratii, The Democracy of New Hampshire: ,.Dcv
am, De. &c, W. L. .''iS :
John Il GeOrgc, Esq.
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Yesterday mornings Southern mail brought us Georgia
ganiza,ion in tina; State. 1t is known that The Union
party made up Democrats and Wings Who combined
together during The past year. 10 mlnain the Compromise
1880. II known Also that recently, the De-
mocrc and Wing parties of the State have held Conren
tons and framed electoral tickets upon The old party urgan
cations; except that in the Of the Wings there
Conventions. and tina, there sl exists organic ious,
one supporting Scott and the other supporting Webster.
Thus the Canvass in that State has prcsen ted il
not mistaken four distinct organizations and four separate
electoral ckets-that of the Democratic party propcrtha
OF the Union party, composed of both Democrats and
whies-tha! of the Scott Whgs-and finally, that OF the
Webster Wings The result of these multifaous orsanza
lions would been inevitably TO subject the vote OF
Georgia for Presidents Legislative intervention in which
case as bctwe the several organzans III" chances OF the
been opared By the phases and wings pre-
sented by the Wings in the State Legislature The dlSSolu
ton OF the Union Organization therefore, by al once uniting
the entire Democratic upon the same electoral ticket
infaiby Georgia Pierce nd King We congra
tuate The Democracy of Georgia the auspcious result
and unite with the augusta COn<onas in It's opposite
of feidaon upon the perfect union OF the
entire Democratic party of the South upon one glorious
platform of tho Union the Constitution and the Comprc-
mise:
Now is the winter OF our dscoaen.,
Made glorious summer by this sun OF orS.
Aud all the clouds that lowered about our mouse
In The deep bosom OF tbs ocean buried.
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JnnS II. GiEoRGE. ESQ.
From Hon. Leuis Cd,s-(EXtracD

WAsmlSGroS, Ar-. 9 l:52
CATER stating his
Inability To- attenLJ We have entered upon interesting
com,.un far more Interesting than doubtful The augG-
rs ri victory every step. The Democracy iHs'
resume its true and proper ascendincy in the administrators
of the government And snail do -, "It5 nnllnsc'
,,,,hv III nr poori and of the confidence o. the country
Honorable and ilhfG men, whose past lives are the best
guarantees Of future fidelity Recent dissensionS ore hap
uv pfuu,,cC and In: i, not VINO Is i9ht or
m, /. ,yrn,, hrt vino will show most devotion 10 ou
tehonorcd principles ana mos. Zli IN the election 81 IN
men hy whose success their sh0!I'y VIII be assufod
nave revcr seen party better United man II i ~ S
moment and A., win, desires 10 retain the U Democrat
and the confidence Democracy, ausi come UP 10 'r
oi work ana prove h faith by his deeds bli you mus
,nr hard ar the Michigan Democracy viii get anenG 81
uu and though shall awui regret 70 see my native STATE
scelei vet upon Such occasion a. ms my ropes ar
with ir State vi my a,c1ton II which owe NOR 'hai
can rcpl@ ana Il we Do n"i exceed you ' no. oc
for the want Ui Strenuous cXeituns. LEVI" LASS
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DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATION OF 81 4l.....
: H'c learn from the Fiat'cuior that the Democr.,.
ciaiyn OF stanton had gor:ags meeting "a Fs.l..
last There was II goo4!y nunUcr 81 democrats .a4 +.
ytiias present Col II :nan spoke oc more ,4aH IN .
in an uolc AM eloquent ta:nacr showing be- oad cpi
~ thar the nomination o. Scott scrtyuIi yF.
,fjungi,lniy vtndca'in- Gen .cr.e f. n. the lie s
famous >.Ir@rs wil!t T. !!+I bee u,r PEI: Upun the;
Tn. y.,l with which oar Gairt To-! i. sntsr,: +
canvass i an ca,nes; thai rs eloquent voice. wi. o-
ErarG !ui.;M the ciinpd!2n Inspiring ;te .gars" M
runrra.v ;.:d G.!iUg defiance a. Ia federal rp;ai
l.ni II rj,:,c.! on the Democracy the d.,charu, ..
who'll. ,,nry-thal Democracy WINCH, he said l~y, T.
yu was hut p!atuon, then company. later gIIt #,
,,,yn a,. !oprI - hc a b. .Cc-tiir% VILE DO IL .
Col II waS followed bv Col i}ayior w"o told tie sd h.
that his young and gu. 81! robra@a" had :" cf.. .
rcapr! the harvest - icssg tu' 20 .gan "a" t.-.
Col. Il. made good points '5aiI-t me ssc.ioa.
tlt:. lie cet!r,i The wings 10 sa"H: single vote & .
! Pisycc's which hostile Ia tile ai1!,st Dt fua ST
wnereur"u, Nr imboten called the attention Ut = l
vote OF Gen 2 -rc!usiDg p rms '"i"i u ii
yjrrinia, 10 remove couple Of slaves into tur .I-
l.oi b. informed his ia,err02ator wnat hc ought ..
Enuwn before, that tIuL..ttc was IN suci accolda..
10. q, MARYLAND which had been passed rXg - a
en- a = duction IL the value OF slave property *,
f,r, moi .ainst The interest OF the SoU'a. H..
i which lowed showed Mr. 1mboden hat h. hai -
tiu. wrnr. passenger and we venture To a,-e. 81
III nut ask ha' qGesl'. a"ain before Stiua'aG ..
Wc wlsh we had 3.;.Ce 10 speak more sit>> u .s
o. Col Hartman and Col. Baylor, but "ar c:n. ....
nGnnn!e Us to hc hrlci. and wc must N,rc:Drrs q,
F''unsy'' notice pu; ~ type without wt.n9 sy.l .
for lhc reason above assigned tauugh 80 uu.,l 4.a.
hnveheGrl tat one opinion expressed or -. a,E. .
with regard 10 rhr speech al o.. RI trns1, "lltwt
them GeTc delighted. OWN. 10 the !.ttGv>. d.. ..
Col Baylor did ~, conclude has speech, 40. w.. IS
presents, nltiIt-s thu Assoc !Itpa
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From Gen. .Jola f. Jpo0l Of Ner York

- >
C,rx-frNrx- Nv official duties which lam
III attention ill not permit 1" participate N "a. ma
infs patriotic .! hr Gran
lie Stat. THIS Tr.rc,, II would not ons afford NJ
urch o,,a sure 10 he present where know wou!
nv friends bu, na You'd on my way ilsuoIou1,
ali ~, me the al itlunl ga'icaton .. taking by the hrG
nv Gallant ami dsring r-hri friend Gen Pirrc".
E,rv rr-mclully Sc JOHN r. WOOL.
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Lynct5urg Republican.


New ORLEANS aug 2i.-The ClIkSviiIe (TeNas) North.
Sant.;c learns from Po;ers BG that Capt Stevens
cad hs command, after diminishing with the Indians
finally surrounded By immense oaEd Of Cananches
battle ensn"d in which Capt Stevens Two officers anG 50
men were Killed TIE engagement occurred 80 miles from
Foit beHnap HE story much Ike the Marcy massa-
ere that i! requires confirmation
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pnsq, oscIi,p MATTERS:

re POSTMASTER General has ordered contract WIN Nj
y II Chamberlain Of Norfolk, Va, to convey mails from
INA; place WaHcton ai'i BAGS" t"i'e "''A !" s'e"
hoo, In addition 10 the facilities mus rc"'sN - NC '
zsos Of Norfolk ana "aikGEton 's man VII &c u
49,, KIM William Coug. House
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! ~. ,,x.t celebration IT iiistoTo' mass o. Ieoef'
~ ,,,,i;,A aud read from the New Hampshire State Co'
I fran; Democrats OF distinction in every par {"
~. We haze copies Of many of these letters from
Nth, ,,a select The following for publication
Letter from Gen. Sam Houston;
,o,,a3 favor OF the 3lst ult Inviting mc 10
oi': o 80 adirrss a grand Democratic hlass Cen
DC present. ~ M. ij ~ Hi!.,yro the l9h August 73,
Hv ' 70 yrh"n assure you that j! woad aiiod me
sincere pleasure to comply with This kind nv.I9n out I'VE
pressure engagements must oc NY 10 hIt |
ing Al time Wien your convention 10 ~ ~ ''l :
STALL health permitting be in PennSyi:a ana as 500" a.
III. session closes have made arrangements - i ;
ow citizens al number OF other gatherings oi n slthaF
character in different States. o,
vii, the OF my sincere wish iha' me
10, NAV bon in numbers and unar,nity of purpose ana
sentiment h, all that you could desire, and my cs"es
,aycr Tor the sccess .! Democratic principles "h'' ~
, ,nj,n will be secured by the elections OF Pierce arc
kim subscribe ny SELF yours and The Committee humble
servant, -, ., ,, a.: - -. f,,,-
cord y. Ii.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY ~ PAGE coz

DEMOCRATIC RALLY ~ PAGE tOCNEr
The Democracy Of Page had quite III eat.i4..., ...
my At ti.ssiIlage Of Newport last Saturday l.-.
than Twelve fifteen hundred persons wese r,.ae
number 0. lie fair daughters Of Page .r,ce4 M ac
win their beauty and chcered TIE Democracy Win a
proving -Ii".. Il ilicko.y. Ecn>Er. near ,,..t
erected, ana itGH its suonlit AtIg! The i r.
Stripes with IL, nar.cs q: Pierce a & klNr .a.
thrcnn
II about ha!f.Past 10 O'Clock The assemble e-ag I.
seats il; 'front.' ~ itnc slus'aEtl! stant ,rsc. T., ~
sion. Tor The purpnsr .! listening To The y" A.fs y l
piesCnt 70 discuss the questions invaIv II liz
10 coHttas; tn claims and qualifications Of he two Z
Dental candidates. A!t- ,Scellru, ar y. nc s. T.
Brass Band, which was present ny invitation, ne I..
was called u order BY Col Aaite" kcyser. w:ty an .
t. VI Walton, Esq President Ani C;PI. Bowers ant
| eli + Walker SsccctgreS.
III" john : c.lrHr, Vas then Introduced u 'l" mn
Tie MaUcat:r, sscl the meeting about ua On lrD.r
r c,yc ana able mnuner. II rc"ie;s,.. .e,#n s.
WEE aEd Drt.ocraic Conventions, nnt showed i..,.
uiuiiuc ant ~ wha; bargain a':d CORRUPTION >,o' ".
inhaled an also reviewed tn lie an s,f.:.r> 4. IN.
Pierce declaring MIN worthy D: the united support u .
NAN y nth "E! South.
). +. Walker vas next Introduced t. III meeting s..
do not wis . appear c-"t.'iral Sc Snail rrain r9r.
anything III regard 10 our Te'n-!h-, i'a'nS "ir'r
After which sinner announced and IL" crows 49,.
bi=uruunda aaic spread with all the substantial, ii.
petite could crave ar desire. G.ca! credit L due *.
prepared the excellent rcpasi.
Dinner benz os,r, tnr crow: a.aEn nFscmt r. cnr.
stand. ArT GclirnGul strain tom the Bans, ~
5p:Si, Ed, took ~ ,'trl, aad delivered a" eh-a' !.
amusing speech W. 4 referred ~ The chlrIr'r an.
Gen. i cree au Wa. l. hlnS ini contrast IS.
with those OF Scots fl also r.lied the slurIs ~
Wng parry against Gen Pierce about MS con;uo IN i.
cn AMI hi being "a ao1ItUn>t, proving from q.
ncus their iasItv .aJ s.IrlrIul- uaia,o ana ts..l
vlndc1tng Gen. Pierce from The igE9Hnry aiIoma.''
cu-, upc n him by he base .ni unr,rcIp!c3. lie >.
axho5tng the Democracy III Page 70 conn up 81. "a
s,'aniD!.y and @ivc prree ana King, IN Novcm..r n