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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13

TIE day Of the election rapidly approaches
The contest is nrarits crisis. Less han three
weeks now intervene before the hour which
rill decide il what hands and under ghat prin-
cipics the Administration OF this Republic is
Tor Jour years TO be onducted-whether VIZ
FIELD ScoTr or FEANKLS PIrRcE shall he
raiscd to the honor and dignity that attach TO
the President Of the United States.
The discussion, as to the principles of the
paIties ard the merits of their candidates. is
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- No production Of modern at0ry has
boa,tcd wider audience, none has been pc
ruSCd by more persons, than will dive upon the
speech OF Gen. ScorT at Sandusky, w,iich is
reported IN our columns this morning. He taerc
gives the history Of the famous offer mad him
in Mcyico OF an immense sum of money, and OF
the absolute control OF that country, provided
he would remain there with body Of American
soldiers and undertake. the sole direction 81 the
Goycmu crt He also gives the reasons why
Lee declined and We make bold 10 say that no
true American. fwhateycrprty, can read them
without thrill of admiration for the manly
and gallant Old soldier whom nothing could
Tempt from lis devotion 20 bis Own country and
her institutions
In Truth, ot al couqUerOrs what one ever
cxl ihited uobcr moderation. d crander dis
rcemd ii low personal considerations Those
WHO charge ScoTT with mean and frivolous
ceori IL may well blush as they behold, depicted
in words vic-e truth r.cy cannot d,nbr, the
spectacle oil yrtue 50 oity and inrorrup;iblc.
Tie man whose lo1e years of public service
Lad lcii HIM poor 10 :li save glory aud love OF
hi, native land when offered abundant riches
ard abtclutc power. without a r!sh to balance
aaairst ;hc hribc. recctS he temptation
,fa, be may hy aside the sword of victory
and tahc bis t.ial before court partial
I'll his own inferior officers for onease> ex-
i>;iu. only il tie malicious fancy oi enemies
he bed lcft behind him 40 home Roman MS
tony MAY equa. nut caunor su7o>s the suh.mi-
L. of ais lcJ. The grandeur Of thc citizen
Obey irg tie iav 10 his oan hurt the lile,it, Of
lie patriot. adE,i.ne to his dgry H. SPITE t.!
every >cGU, lion. L-yrrlaG IA Illustration more
admissible AuG his Is Tie mlu whose " Dom
oc,at.c" lnali.rcis accus" Of m:;nc,s for the
,fi;cecn., flcd by Washington. md Of viii
iinartss 10 change our Government mo q
morarchy.
What commentary 'pon the great imn-
isusiNc qualities and pure character of
G,n. SooTr is found IN the Conquered
md whose cities be- lad occupied. iict that
tie McNic,n>. vho>c armies h. lid theu-
seNes enucaird INN to REMAIN and con-
lnuo go rule ihem WHAT ctEc- c,nqurror
ov,- receive Cd su~i 81 testimony 10 his Justice.
,leM,roy and wisdom History vii De-
s.nchei n vain lor parallel. And pel my
AEciic. cherish AID reward her noble sou. %
whom wen conquered Mexico paid a. honor
ever before awarded 70 foreign invader.
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Illinci--A D1mpcr for DOuclus.


ROCKFORD H., Tuesday, oct. > lS52
STEPHEN A. DoUGLAs, the small giant
is making good TRvMA> SNIru's prediction. The giant
gave Out that be would during this campaign, speak in
wcnvcishi states OF the Union; but AFTER the intro
duction o. hs "mnncgc duty" amendment in the SEN
ate odd Truman told him ne would give him as much
~ he wanted to do in Illinois SMITHS speech has been
scattered widely the State and has opened eyes
1t all parties the enornity OF DOUGLASS propositions
and that together with the great popularity OF scorr
iaiou-ly: snd YOU in this banner state" OF the
Dcrccrnc, on Tie evidences Of thorough cOn,tcrna
tou DotCL,S nos not only home try and save
the Sipfr but brought Gen CAsS aud the notorious
IoilN b. WELLER the Ohio detaultcr, with him. such,
however was lie reception that they received IN
Cltco that CAss and WELLER left the State early the
hcxt mor'ir.
From Chicngo he can passed through here the other
day on his way 10 Dixon, where he nude a speech of
wo hours in cnGca orng to explain away MS tunnage
luty business He spoke during this whole time with
out cci-ng the least applause, and he LETT the stand
without the rst particle OF evidence Of appreciation
from Ii- Loco-l ooo .reida-but the other hand
three cheers Tor SCoTr were called for, aud given
with .H The truth is, DOUGLAS found the mile
,lCucs 20 thick AZ Dixon thai he sworc he was in a
lave yard and left town az soon possible Illinois
will give 20 oil account Of herself IN November. TRU.
NtN SMITH Is now tie most popular man in Illinois
Iii, mk.ng down OF the giant has pleased everybody
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Olii dUch'loilids bccn called 10 IN article IN
Tie & ce'cnd PAN D,qlr, wherein II l. stersi tlar
G'Ieitl -tUTs al EO deliver the pccch t'l4 ~ nlge
Where III. nendcCu. character D! thut print Pan,
I,cr !, known L l. nCt uCrc--sy -ay word n
yL1ictticn q General ScOIT Tie tor Of thrt -.ie =,
nCr ~ COTinbu- lie knew nothing about the ci-c,
fRrh To- ~C0TT beforehand md thu: the speech ~ds
msLUIecruiet Tor the aston
Ncv We pronounce Ii, Plain Dedler srilces tissue
Cf boz jo,s,bocds from beginning 20 en-. General
SCOTT iHew nChing q. rho srnck upon im tdl Jui &c
Ur1r called hi eention 20 il. IN the Hi.l OF ths Al
HCu,e u.t before the Gent-si abJu- 10 enter tlc
coscL n BIZ WY 20 C.rcleyile AMI Cn'is III Tlc-e
large number ri pc cons present, ani thy dls
tlut-v he, ri the rlog M eloquent ani ndlrnant
w,rts that then fell rom his lps The whole sen,
WIS enc C the finest snd most Sublime cha-lc-rr.
The historic associations Of the man o. be rood SOW.
srins fhove the tallest o. hs agience--e nature OF
IA. ck ce iprsEng az ]. d. TIE ten1. Of 40 en:.r.
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he-all conspred to give intense intercs, 70 the e,r.
Those who were fortunate enough 10 be present -
reru forget he burning words Of indgnan, eloo,eors
with which he repealed the base charge Ii my on. !.
any portion Of the Union has doubt about the eh.rSc,
ofihe transaction or the athuness OF the speech ~ -
ported let him address letter 10 Judge HEyL G.o,.,
STOCKTON Colonel SwAYNE. Mr.. PERRY. Pos.mw,ev.
or II. r.. CARRrNoroN Esq. all of whom we're pre..,,
and heard The speech. and All Of whom Of cA,r
actcr above and beyond impeachment and m sn,v,.
from either Of them from any other person who w.
present viii give the assurance re have iyen TIA, he
speech rs reported Il very accurate.
A large number were present AT the time, anon,
them several Germans. Indeed nobody IN Counbu,
who has character % lose dares 20 deny the f.thsl
accuracy Of our report That speech IS destined 10 ~,
mortality Il will 90 down 10 the latest PERIOD a. A
evidence thst the trst Military Hero Of his age was !,
eloquent ~ well a brave Il cmbodies the pv;,
oiplss that have governed him through life Whafeye,
nc NAV say or do thar viii be the record OF Hsory
Ohio State Jorrn.
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HoS. JOIN L. ScHooLcRArr.-Core ITO, -

Hon. JONI l.. cHoOLcRATr.-C Core iion -
The Telcgraphc paragraph in the Tribune of Goa
dsv. amounting the nomination 0: Mr.. EcsEars
Cohocs. as the Wing candidate for Congress
from the XIvth District, conveys false impression N
relation 10 the present incumbent O, that sent Mr. Ee
prErs was not selected GRdns, Mr. ScIooLcRAsr As
the following letter from The albany Ereniag J6srSsl
of Monday sufficiently prove:
ALBANY Thursday, oct 9 lss2
To IRE President Ofthe Albany 60 Ubig Conrention:
DEAR SIR: When, two years sgp, the Wings Il this
comfy conferred cordial denomination for CCngnS
upon Hon john L. ScHoocRArr, Il was with the under.
standing on his part that at the close o. his four yeers
service in the National Legislature, lie should b. Al lib
crty 70 retire the ranks ~ h- parry Whcfc a. here
totore we all know that he viii be sound eihcicni and
faithful Nothing has since occurred 10 change his par
pose or wishes in this respect.
Several friends, however, have pressed HIM 10 recon
slider his determination. and Ia allow ms name % Do
again presented 70 the Convention. To all SUCH though
not inseubc TO their Kindness he has reiterated hi IN
tentiOn 20 retire.
Called Yesterday by I'm indispensable engag ,ment
FRI m the city Mr. ScHooLcaAFr instructed me, should
his name be- submitted 10 the Convention IN connection
with this subject say for him, thai he IA not only aS
candidate but that be- anNlously desires the nonlns
ton OF some OF the good and true Wings 70 whom
he hns through two severely contested Congressional
Elections been indebted for generous confidence and
warm support; that By reciprocal efforts fr the cleo
zion Of suCh nominee he may cancel IN part ms deo OF
gratitude 20 the Wing party
Mr. SCuoorCRAFT Instructed me also, - tender
through YOU 10 the Convention over hoh YOU preside
and To- the Electors Of this Congressional District hs
heartfelt acknowledgements tur tn high trust they
mitted 10 hina trust which (havng 10 the best of hs
ability discharged his duties he cheer.ully restores
10 those with whom all power resides
Very respectfully, your obedTht ',rv,ni - -
rhURLOW WEED
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A NEW DEFENDER or TIE Scorr FLAG

\ NEW DEFENDER or TIE SCOTr FLAG
We ind the following amusing circumstance related
The DetrOu 7TtbUBe OF the 9Th inst:
DR.. CAyALrL Il very WORTHY Frcnch-American cifzep
Of this ciiy, and GOOD Whi- OF course residing On
Frorkiin--t., hn, a tulhc American eagle, now twelve
years Old Which he resred lnd which performs the duty
Di scntiEc or ui twaich the Doctors pregnDeA
Whenever shy theyiug, nlschicyOus pedestrian Oh
iUde4 iln.ci. upon The premises or any danger men
hi eagle n-tin, lively gives the alarm, ind CALI
Ia he peci her way tor ihe Doctor him. keep
up he sann until tine Doctor TO his aid, OF
tine dancer IT, pa =ed very often calling him on Of bed
Now. IT, DoctCr being zo0Cu- SCorT man, had ratei
ca % IItialaes SCOTT pole, IRON which boged 70
scot. Gfu!jm o;d Chandler" i,ag On Tuosdoy nlyni
h. fitor the Decor had been several hours IN bed ns
i,Htiul eagle called nlout tor tancr. surprising
;at IUl ale might be- dog eat that disturbed ~
ityCite Dnd Ac I'D net At n g.yc much iitelOnioh
But rho cicln true 10 III du'y, corur 10 call nni
b. the DDOOI icerd him -luLd Toe cry (Which ne
always GCe- II tie moment lee m.aca. an odycfsacJ
aLd y1t tLmttLIny n,d continue hs cry and a. hGz
which H.'A tie iuitering and blow be gaze With h s
wing mi. 'd H." Doctor that there WIS some frOue
that Demanded hs interference. slipping On he cloths
md -,izln2 q weapon, he went 20 the ara ami thes
found liz bid ,nIg LOcCloco, who had cu' avn
rie ccsd ind jtrr making Oh with the banner, Tn
-.- rying alfe'. scratching pocing and striking lin
1s The EAGLE nued 70 do tor -eyers rods the Do
pursu.ug; bu; beng unable u Oycrtake tne giaa
he called C bis eo3c and returned - the pole, where
he found tie instruments the ,llCW la 81, gies
the biId had conn elled hm 10 leave the ground |"
horcey dd he combat ia deil,c the scott lag Tne
noble Ui entertain i-tni "a Ike W al
tire ncsnics OF the man VINO has fdd~! 20 lndc goI
70 the American ag and ~ nsler the honor N tns
country wnich has selected IAN the emblem u her
irrcn2th md power IN is Acey.ng. IN thi., ne cxBhn
example 81 patriOim wgIcn sI1illi pat TO shs Se
every rcvicr - he glorious od hero wh) ma been =
lc, ted n me- wang iend1fc-Deafei during the prem"
campaign
Ps-Inr Lorc Foco miscrcaId can haye his ssw mi
HE by CllEt- - d. 4.
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H1 TrLEcRAPn.-Gen. Scorr LID Saldusky

BY TELEGRAPH-Cien. SCorT left IA ldusky
on Monday afternoon for Buffalo, where ne arr I'll yes
tcrday morning at a H. The spcechcs ~ Sindu.Ny
and Buffalo we .iye in full in The proper columns.
From Boston get urthcr news OK the troubles in the
clInp Of lie sham Democracy. VIC hnvc partial re.
rrT, Of the election Yesterday in Pennsylvania, from
some OF the counties. They show that the ilhu'nce
Of local and state questions IL felt very strongly in the
rcsus and that tie Opposition candidates forth Offices
OF judy, and Canal Comnissoncr probnbly ele-;,i
From the Ohio election we get but a singl para
a-Ih. Tho items OF news from various qtar.cr'
nc generally Of secondary interest and imrortance.
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State met special session last Monday 70 rcdstrc IA,
for Presidential Electors IL Il thought probable that sl
STATE proceed the discharge ooher business and that Ia
session Wi, continue till January.
In the Senate the Democrats have q snd the Wings 2
one contested both claimants having certificates Of
election from the Shenfs IN different counties.
Mr.. EDWARDS. of Warren. tLocO-Foco) was elected
Speaker MI. JOYSEs (Whig) by vote Of y TO 49,
In the House the Wings have o. end the Loc0Foco- a.
Mr BANTER, (Whs) was elected speaker Mr. Dos.
BIN, (Loco-Eoco) BY % 20 81.
The Wig prospects Frightening daily IN the Oh
North Mass meetings being he'd various counts
aud able men are arousng the people ia all dlrectio
What with ScoTTs solid merit, ana GsAnANS STIRRING
worth no well-in,orned man doubts the result The va
kee Free Soiler viii be LEFT 4: sghtess distance IN a.
rear the "a OF November
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rs."A Democrat" writes to The Detroit

u \ UtnlOcraI NIIItS 10 I"O D0''0''
fdrcrtScr in manner which az least leaves one 10 IN
fer that Gen CAss's hearty adherence 70 the Bati
more nomination eXcrts no overwhelming influence IN
his own state Here l. passage from the letter;
There was a mass meeting Of the Democracy he.t
- pouiiac on the 2l inst which speeches were naue
= Gen CASs and Gov McCLEGLAND. Nouces oi me
nicciil had or weeks been scattered over the County
Oakland and the adjoining counties urging an gooi
nc-o,s IN attend md hear the addresses Wei, tie
meeting came o. and considering the efforts made, the
people ,d not turn out extensively a. had hopei
Ol,-' -cod .icnd B. &. WWTrEMORF met the General
in the Hedges House and BEGAN apologize 10 him for
Tho low IN humble In attendance. Nj WHITrENoRE
accounted for this on The ground that our County Agrl
cultural Fair had so recently taken place. In answer
Gen CAss said II had been 81 during all the canvass
something had happened always to proven; the people
ir n, coming out when he going to speak, and some
such excuse was always got up.
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-. Ihl Rocheter Union SAVE that no less

than n Eastcrn-bound loaded boats collected IN tlst
city y-terday in the space o. about ten hours Inc
cause q. the detenticn was sunken boat ne seoW
lad suunr alcpk on the way from Buffalo and instead
of going on the Dry Dock here the Captain tool MY
rres.ed On towerd his destination. After passing the
tb.rl lock che went down Much OF her cargo NFheaO
WIS d. mayed. and was taken OH by the state Sco".
The Suuelrtl mi, NJ was promptly on the ground after
the host .unk and caused the craft 10 be removed as
rapidly rs possible She lay in such position that 40
loa G., uld pass aud became necessary 70 draw or tia
level TO rem oyc her The level rehlc and boats
began 20 move about p NJ. yesterday, and by midnight
ou, ball ur irolc ol those accumulated had passed Ia
md the rest are now following. This unusual crowd
rad accumulated in school az the Albion break ana
lave No. .rce been fairly distributed
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For Mayor
MORGAN MORCANS. Seventh Ward.
For Gorernoy # .flai1-H Horse.
WASHINGTON SMITH, Sixteenth Ward.
For Sheriff,
JAMES KELLY, Second Wari.
For County Cieyk.
GEORGE ". RlBLET. Eleventh Ward.
Fer CoafroNer
JOSEPH Il. TAYLOR. Eighteenth Ward.
For Cluasd 70 Corporation.
OGDEN HOFFMAN,, Fifteenth Ward.
For Ciu inspector,
CHARLES RIDDLE. Sixteenth Ward.
Far street CommissioRev.
JOHN J. DOANE. NIurtecuth Ward.
For Co1an,io ioner Of Rpaiys and SpPpiies,
WILLIAM ADAMS, Fifth Ward.
For CoroBry1,
c. BRUFNISGHAtS sen, Eighth Ward.
CHARLES MISSING. Ninfn Ward
BERN L. BCDD. Seventeenth Ward.
JOHN SIMMONS. Sixth Ward.
For .Judg- OF Supreme Court,
CHARLES ?. KIRKLAND.
Fer Jgd0c of SuTcriV CoVy'
JOHN l.. MASON. Eighteenth Ward.
Far .Ivs. ICES Of Murine C0urf.
join H. WHITE. Eighteenth Ward.
WILLIAM II. SrOGDlLL, Twelfth Ward.
JANIS LYNCH. Eighteenth Ward.
Foy CoRgrc1,
,. JAMES BOWEN. Third Ward
& joins H. HOBART HAWS, Tenth Warl.
) JOSEPH HOME. Seventh Ward.
T.. JOSEPH B. NARNUM Jr.. Fifteenth War'
r ROBERT g. CAMPBELL. SiXrccuth Ward
g. JAMES BROOKS. Eighteenth Ward
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~ We have had translated in,o ce7n,n.

snd published IN paap.ie, ioun Mr.. CASEYs L-V.r 90
frrner Of Oa'o AID ar rcsy 10 turni,A tac same a:
the rate Ct - pcr hundrcl Thi i. doc-n,.ii " ch
ovrhi 10 be resd hy every vo;rr Ct Gcrmsn birth who
Il no' YET enanopered from The decisions o. the sham
Democracy 20 Ear as TO have dctrmlnel 70 70, .or
SCOTT and GRAHAM srd Protection TO American Labor
As Ike ediiiCn Of this pamphlet is limited those of onr
trends who wish or copies to circulate IN their re-
spectise ueickbo,hoods viii do well TO order ibem
without delsy
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Correspondence q Thr y y Tribune
ONLONTA OtscgO Co, n

ONEONrA OtscgO Co, n I.
have just returned from a Convention Of
tLc XiNtn Congressional Diic; held at the house Of
h. WErNoEg, in Davenport, Delaware County, al
which GroRGE W CHASE, OF Otsego, was nominated
oaudi1ate TO represent sud District in the next
Ccngrc- and L. me assure you that we not with
cut s1i,linc hope, tA8t ne sill. succeed
Mr.. CHASE viii be remembered the Wing candi
date ct l,.o who w.. so universally popular Tat he
,ucceodod - reducing LocC-Foco majority Of 300 IN
he District to the lean and neeger majority OF y votes
,eoin' HIM. Aat If he signs OF the 'ima4 worth
'co..u. a.ier, he viii Lc elected. ONEONrA
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Gan = no any wonder tina, there should be Dissatisfaction
and disgust when the principal posts OF dignity and em 81
umeri are assigned TO the smnbeef poltcians OF te
city and districts and chiefly the fac ends oil me
Administration Such distributions. we learn ns's y"
r1rna barroorn meetings of the wirepucrs-oi forcing
them upon the future President should he happen 10 os
Gen PIERCE Not merely the local offices OF Cohecior
Postmaster Naval Officer, &c. are thus appor'.9ns ~
,b ,igbtv dctaors of the little world OF Phladeiphla
have even arranged how certain Foreign Embassies shai
he Disposed Of and are engaged in the construction oil
Cabirei tor Gen PIERCE"
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tuOiher .nfeIesting letter.

The following lctterirOm distinguished Ger
Dcnoe,at q 'hs city ia another evidence OF the
~, 'l' n.uj blowing" Z viii blow such alurrcane
oorcitc 2d o. November as viii not leave re .ise OF
lcnc ti' Tire pEE eul KING craft VIII ever reach the
Layon ol success:
MEMPms Sept 81 1852.
NJ Sis EUiTO3S: / ana tOrcl gner--s Gefuaii--and
Den, crtt. cmo 90 thi- country IN l-O served IN
- q IN Flrl, if under Gen GAMES and then under
General -coIr Ncw Me--r- Editor. that ny position
uty ti'tCily understood in tn.4 community lhayiIg
lccn ccu ii.rally 'EH0yed ,hi- .uhecf de.ire -
,'" ltu- ycnr Pc pei IN. reason Why intend 10 vote
oi Grirftl -ooTr b. j. iIs: When was sick. vOunu
3D. 80 triciiLg utc'se pa1. Ia LlOrda General 5corr
'''k bHf-c c' i0e hir." md treated me ~ l1thcr
would hfNc treated M -an--4s ne aid al " the mrn
~ de- - commend VINO ..4" uniOrHut-e ~ 70 Dt
'tk or o'Ldcd. Tn VIZ when VIZ q mere pr!'0-e
% no irLh- When NY wounds were dressed by tne
ur-tCr, Cen SCOTT held my and said Hold still,
NciL,LI-l slu with you md vii nave all ihrgs don
n -ti in re.aTd ycur wounds Having stJod ny Al
tcI erCcd re IN trying time, ], though Democrat,
Ian s;,id IS him Oh tAc second de! Of SovemJ'r
l.. VOLLNER
NrS e testimony which Capt. VoLLNEa bears
the noble d oHectonstc qualities Of heart which dis
;lngtish Cen SCOTT in lis relations with the private
soldiers ct the army, Who will hereafter anye ia
herdhocd 70 accuse Gen. ScoTT o. bride or hu yhne.s
Memphis E...
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C,rrrr,, CurAr ESoyan, ,rNo. % Bowsr,

Imam ANDERSON is selliu- Exhibition Tapestry Carpets,
st 20. 8- and g. pea -l; Tine, ply & rIeis b.. Is aud
g. cid wool 'nsrsn Carpets -. -. 3D. A.. 70 - Floor
Olcoihs I'd &C.. g'd t. Ehg N Oclots tight yi -
wide. ~ Us. Is. 10 is., per yard.
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Opposition Nominations.

FULTON CO.-FOr Member Of Assembly,
WILLIAM 4. SMITH; for County Superintendent Of the
Poor. b RR GLBERr; for District Attorney. LLOYD
COPELhND; Tor Justice OF Sessions, LUcIUs RICE; for
Coroners, ADAM h. MoREY, JAMES kENNEDY
MONTGOMERY Color Assembly, =. ABRA-
HAM ~ VAN ALsrINE Sheriff, LIVINGSTON SPRAxEa,
Pslaine; Clcik. JoHN w. VAN DENVER.
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drsdfu disesst thu recent lnamntOfy llcuici =
old Chronic cases years STANDING, NAV be car Is hy
tn Use Of O few bottles OF that nOW-ccrbri-d remedy,
MORr.MoREs RHyUMATIC COMPOUND and BLOOD PCKi-
FIFE This medicine IS entirely Of yegelbe eNt'cton-
an internal reInedy prepared i.g this dlselst alone
Thousands Of pai been cured during the pat wear
by the Of tins preFar ition. many oil tleh OH CHROME
Of from ten torfy s.a1dnsrpp for years,
and 'ong -cr given hv eu.u" pifsc ans boH IN thi'
country and Europe. Testimony OF the highest en- 7acr
sus.aiI,nq these facts viii b. croruiv submitted 90 he
INSPECTION Of those afflicted their friends who may u
suffice NJ nicr,st call IL" Central Ohce OF the propu
etors No. Barcny-st. Aston House, New or6
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Z ,IosEPH Y FLAKE is the authorized ear
r,r Of The 1ri5iHe in tie route bounded; A0rfh by
Foriyiouiih-t; Ea' by Broadway TO Forieth''t and
'honccby jh.ov; Soth by Twenty htth--t. Uf't by
North R.or. Subscribers who desire TO be promptly
served are rcquc,icd 20 sond their names TO this Office
90 be nlnccd upon hi. liz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13

Hon W. Ii. HAYWOOD. Jr.. died AZ hs res.
idcncc in Raleigh, y. c., OF cancer on the
tongue. on the 9TH inst, in the 5lst year of his
age. Mr.. HlYwooD was a lawyer Of great
leaning and lucrative practice. y ChanceW
pleader he i, said 70 have been ithout COM
uctitor in North Carolina He had Serl ed
with distinction in the Legislature ot his State
where he presided as Speaker Of the House Of
Commons. During the administration OF Mr.
Van Purcn, he received the appointment Of
CHARGE to Belgium, which post he declined. In
lci? he was elected 10 the L. ;. Senate and
held high rank in that august body-exhbiting
so much more ot the f.ir-secng statesman chan
The narIow partizan. as 10 dispcasc his d" De-
mOcratc" friends. Before the expiration Of
his tenn be- resigned his seat in the Senate and
resumed the practice Of His profession. 10
which he was deyotcdll attached
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-13
ixsrrcrons 1872. GovESxos 1880.
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FROM THE SoUTH.-lne l. D Wall SVodui'
shin Marion. Can't. BERRY arrived yesterday morning
in 20 hours from Charleston s c.. having experienced
very heavy weather during the passage. We are IN
bed 70 the Purser of the Marion and 10 our cotem'
,orsre. Of tn, Courier for late Mobile and NewOr.
leans papers in advance OF the mail.
The r :. Mail steamship Alabama Capt. Lyon, from
savannah. arrived yesterday afternoon. We are in
deb,cd 70 our friends Of The Rcps5licGn Ncs and JOUR
nal for layoTs