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New Goods just Received.

HE subscribers presenting the public the largest and
they before offered
eve low prices be equaed
comprises, AMONG Others The following:
25 fine brocade silks white light and dark coo
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THE Choice Works OF Thoma. Hood Prose and
L yerse. vols
Walks and Ia American Farmer In England Pau 9d,
putnnm's sem Monthly Library,
just published, and for sule BY ,.,a. ,,.n,.e
o-,l7 Bookseller, 9th street,
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ID j. STEERS NEW GOODs.-P. j. STEER, merchant
tailor very and complete stock of
call and them. lie nhers
himself will bs able m his customers hu
he has allowed himself time and
taken greater pains laying iu his stock.
Prices will be low, all work viii be done In the very best
Sept al-.inw3wif
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Proposals for Indian Goods.

DEPARrAEsT tsTsRfoK,
once Indian Affairs, Oct s. loas
GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for Indian goods
y will be received oee OF tho Comissioner OF indian
Affairs, Washington until 10 O'Clock Friday the 5th day
OF November furnishing following indian goods viz
CLASS No. l-Biankes
pairs polnt white Maeknac blankets 90 by ~
and weighs pounds
point Mackinac blankets 81 by ",
and weigh pounds y
$50 2pont White Macknac blankets, ~ ny %,
and weigh 54 pounds
1000 point white banke % BY 50,
and weigh AZ pounds #e#HE ahL
700 do Ipont white Macknac Blankets ~ by -
and weigh 3A pounds .sst
800 do 3pon scarlet blankets 60 ky ",
and weigh pounds
10
&C, and weigh 9 pounds
81 point green Maeknac blankets 66 by "a,
and weigh 10 pounds t
$50 3pon green Maeknac Blankets 90 BY 7a,
and weigh pounds 49, ~
80 ~ Macnac Blankets - by ~,
and weigh pounds4 s.agf - 4sspa s.ty1.
blankets, &c
and weigh 10 pounds @9a4.
$50 do point blue blankets, 90
.,.s and weigh pounds u
300 do 2kpont gentinea blue Blankets 81 by co.
aud weigh pounds
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rw TAprsTnY AND vELvEr CAnpErINcs..

a Ey TAPESTRY AND VELVET CAHPETiNGS.-
Just received subscribers additional
ply Eood All of which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent.
10 various staples, s Of which viii BE-
found 10 be indestuctbo dampness, aud
able.
an made cotton sheets In superior
quality abc and viii be cold for less than sheotng cotton can
be bough without rha cost ofhepming
And an additional supply heavy Flemish table and toilet linens,
which viii reduction ~ prices 6st
nouncement CLAGErT n DODSON,
Dealers in al kinds OF furniture dry goods.
Oct s.
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Foreign Mails.

IN OBEDIENCE to the act of Congress- approved August 3 1884,
which Is In The words following, TO wit
An act TO provide for ri onh mail from New
=, . Cruz, via Tampico aud back, In vessels.
pc enacted 6y the Senate and House the
United States Of dnertea Congress
Ter General be- and he Is hereby
INTO contract for tenn of i've and for exceeding
one hundred thousand dollars win such
may oe sueient and satisfactory security public
Tor The TRANSFORMATION OF the mails United states,
bost terms for the United States, New
leans Tampco, Vera Cruz back,
less than eight hundred tons burden,
adapsed 10 The navigation OF
ready in The shoesi possible lime', !.
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a5 pieces line rich light dt,o for evening
20 do do in dark shades
DO DO eSanssabs embracing PsSs
do do do sSsS "s % ss 's &c a%s' sss,;
mnch in demand
IS do plain eiaugeaDe GIace and poalt de ,lks,
at very reduced prces-a lot bought at
10 do Gro de Antique black, white and fancy csIors
20 do rich paids duo, and pads for misses and chill
as do rich Turk and ouoman satns, comprising every
10 do fine white and light Poul' do soir Silks for evening
10 do hns black Irocade silks, new designs
10 do do white, black, and @ eslored waieled silk,
s do heavy corded se and si, Iep' sks -, uo
10 do do from IS cents to u per yard
25 do plaid silks SO per yard
10 do fine white and light French n,erinoes
IS do fine dark shades, embracing every shade and
10 do mode cinnamon coored and plain
10 do pink blue, crimson, and eOlored dto
do mouslane de bage
do very ne and beautiful Ipouslaines
iS DO DO de's dopee oo 2 Is yer ys!a s IS cents p.r ,a
s do neat figured d,to, for children
10 do hne Scotch pads for children, in silk and wool
2 % ne white, pink blue and crimson sack aannel'
!. Fine long aud squire cashmere 'Gaw'' and 'csa'
% TnSst sSaw. fancy, printed, and embroidered 1or
10 One plain Tribe, sOaw, in pain and bright eoIor
70 DO '"0onS'eo DO 'Ao pn" do '''p' do low price.
hnd square Bay plaid shawis
silk, mantes, newest patterns
Fine medium able damasks, table nIpkina Anf towel
lngs OF description
Linen and cotton sheetug-, every width and quality
brands nne Ehirnps
10 rounds hne Irish itnens warranted all pure hntn
Black aud cuored Italian and English grapes
10 pieces fue Canton grapes Tor dresses
10 do ane black bolubdEine Lupiu's best make
medium prices
20 fne black alpacas real six warp
DO prices frnrn2 62h
Pine black mouslaine half mourning duo al all prices
DO Lancaster and Marseles quits
Do and low priced bed blankets, and servants duo
DO black. u~. I'D fancy
Cassnets, fuifsd cloths and lnsrys
Linen, canbric, aud embroidered handkerchieh
Kid aud sik gloves
six, cotton, ind worsted hoisery of every grade.
And every kind goods pertaining the above business
Oct 10 3taw3w MAGkUDER u CALVERT,
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VHE PURE ISIND.Just received large invoice OF linen
goods, C'pure, all nenD follows, canddy think
them the cheapest their kinds In the District
100 good linen diaper towels, at 81 per dozen
table NAPKINS 81 So aud 81 dozen, great bar
pieces lew. fashioned linen sheotings, wide
do nne table daua-k at 5o cents yHrd
table dau,ask ut Bak and IS yard, with
endless variety OF hno daraAsks, diapers, and
toweings
do damssk toweling, by tho piece, at Six cents per
yard, well worth so cents
100 do Irish linen from medium 10 snperhne
and will sell the cheapest and best linen
goods, d all classes, o br had in this market.
especial induce purchasers OF black goods
Fine bombsn hlack apacas and cacoes OF choice
qualities, at low pncss
IS pieces fine and glossy black silks
40 bundles sect ard nne black stockings Tor ladies
aud winter
20 cartons styles bonnet nbands.
Also daily eIpeced money bills that ought TO have
been paid July /.
Terms cash, unless arranged 10 the contrary.
Good Articles prices and fair dealing be relied on In all
PERRY 4 BROTHER.
Oct 2-df Opposite Centre Market
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CEALED PROPOSALS Will be received by the un-
degned until the 2ld ~ OF November II ocoek for
filling Of the south Of the Presidents
The proposals be made for doing the work by the cuic
yard the be measured the bank before ng The
distance Of haul from bank the place ofdepote about 200
yards.
The OF earh necessary complete the contemplated i'm
posement esmard 900 cubic yards bat should
earth be required bind himself 10 deliver
additional quantity wanted price the first The whole
10 be completed By the lat day Of April neI,
WA. %. BRACRENRfDGE,
Agent for the Improvement OF the public grounds.
Sent
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= uc NOTICE TO THE PUUJTC.-on and amer
CxA the day Of October next, the mail boat viii leave
S& berth for the South quarter pa-t o'clock In
SEPT 3o-sawSw GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
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Proposals for Furnishing ,ho Paper for tho Public
Prtnsing.

oFFIck SUPERINTENDENT PuBLIc PRIsrIss,
| - Washington, september 30, 1854
pursuance ofthe "Ae provide executing the public prnt
ac approved August 49, 1872 proposals bel
esed al h once IN the Capitol until day)
Deceer next NJ Twelve O'Clock, furnishing the paper
hay DC required Tor the public printing
December, 1883. = "s '" ' - a-' -
Inc suoned list specifics,
e aunu and The quality aud description kind paper
tlat VIII be required. T - - :
CLAssI
hVo fesms hne printing measure
os inches, ami 70 weigh orty-hvo pounds
$50 sheets. :
CLAss2.
2oo reams hne printing calendered
isches, and TO weigh hfrysix pounds Of 4sO
sheets.
200 reams superhne printing paper
measure "a by 80 inches and weigh eight pounds
10 the ream OF 4sD sheets.
e hbre OF The Of each OF the
and cotton all aHueaon
seeis eah and in bundles
eo perfect sheets Uniformity ihcknss weight
pc required and no bundle
rom te standard weigh will be received gross
~ al cases be required Mixing
bundle 10 make up the weight will be considered
contract In references the above
entered into for supplying
lines as The public privilege
ordering greater quantity either
uty be required, such and in quantities
deemed necessary.
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NINGLE and Double Barrel FovIns-peces, sSc.-
The subscriber happy inform his customers aud the public
generally that England, he received
opening the largest and complete
Stpbb Lamnaed STEEL and low priced
English single double barrel offered for sale
guns subscribers importation, and
England
Purchasers therefore rely getting good article mode
price.
Likewise opened splendid Of cunning appara
consag OF and other TASKS,
and belts game bags liquor tasks, patent metallic wad
washing rods aud cleaners nipple wrenches, screwdtye
Walkers E and Cnx's Ey's wire cartridges
moupng baekacon aud bar locks by the pair
rods, calls headsand In nearly
article belonging the
cai earnestly stand,
Pennsy yania avenue, sistn
Sep ls-2aw6wif JOHN w. BADEN
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hook Notice.
LIBRARy HousF REPRrsFsrsuvFs,
August "a, is52
LARGE number books belonging this Office, yet
hThr House. and Others having W their
possessio
JOHN A. PARKER,
Aug Q7--df Librarian House Of Representatives.
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pARTSIAN sights and French Principles seen through
4 American spectacles vol, illustrated.
Lossinp's Pictorial Field BooS Of the Reyouon-paH %.
Oct rs FRANCk TAYLOR.
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All Of the papers designated in class be
ea free from adulemton and 10 be OF white
may be required and 10 he of The regular
respective kinds The
quantity that VIII be required
tore Is reserved OF ordering greater quantity
kind contracted
the public service
Each class Will be considered separately subject a
arate contract but bidders offer
IN TIE proposal and the privilege require
bidder VITO may have all
such classes, or forfeit stigh TO any class.
~. m be
place places be designated
order free Of all and exp.nae subject
the inspection, count weight, snpeun
teadsnt, aBd be in all respects satisfactory.
Each proposal must ba gued individual makpr
ana must specify the price pound and tho
la tie class proposed for
Blank proposals. furnished at this office 10 per-
apping nr them will be
unless bAniialy agfeeing Herewith.
Samples uot less qu OF paper bid for
ms accompany each bid aud Ia class be numbered
Win OF the
aud N the classes be
1r Il viii not be considered. And all proposals samples
be transmitted 10
Dond-, ami ,he
plying Of an nteor any classes failure
ply me quantity required at time, viii be considered
Each bidder required furnish with his proposal satisfactory
evidence fs ability IT, and
clerk ~ tue Unied States OF the district
the district In which the tcde
uoh Of he contracts proposed TO be undertaken by any
proposal unacconpanied
The proposals VIII be opened III the
tho hr,t Tuesday after the first Mandny next th
~ o'clock N, al the ohce Of the superintendent
Proposals. will he addressed
OF the Public Printing! Capitol the United
JOHN Il. TOWERS,
octl-3mwtDccl
o. Aias, Post and Courier Boston Courier Tribune Evening
Poet Express New York No,th Americsn pennsyyani.
Sun
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OUR fnends residing may
fall supplies Of dry goods Of
saaiy favorable the approaching
We purchased the northern aud eastern markets very
largely made desirable
and IN the way OF dry goods.
House goods Of all classes styles aud prices constantly
hand.
kinds plsines fabrics tho finest
kinds In vogue, In endless variety.
evntemeu goods of the nest and medium qualities with all
articles line poverbn low prices
Misses particular all classes
misses and chldfen's
Youths wesr.-We selected for the
purpose, with eye styles, fhbnes and prices.
Mourning hand article Of dry goods
for apparel fabrics fade, and
sSffemf y low pirrs.
Trtn, wear every kind style, and prn o The best hand'
adptnd nke g" aud outdoor srtvHnt word, deal ~
every art usually louad IN well ordered dy goods establish
We desire increase trade.
All sales establishment be approved
paper, short dates.
Goo ARTICLES prices dealing may be relied on in
PERRY BROTHER,
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, u. g.
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NV bootSsThe Mystery solved leands Miseries--
~ me Grand Cause Cues by Rev, Edward Marcus Df
- n,oay agent othe Ifist Presbyterian church 70 cents
ahn. vgtanh or, The Orphan. Illustrated. 70 cents
vols. 81 50. w 'a"' '"p''' - '
ios ot ne Countries ~ Europe Described with hnee-
he. Is cents '' y wy a''"'' - '''p = ''''
Tar 0hj o. Asa and Australia By Of "ne
Holiday H0usea Tale. m,.,,,,ca 10 Mi. Catans
Sinclair. Is cents. ''t ~ ''
Olive Leaves by Mrs L. ri spnurnev T,.,,.,.a ~ cents
The Lost Senses BY Dr. Ktio Is cents =
Living Or Deada Series Of Home Trnhs by REV. j. O. Ryle.
For sale by GRAY Rail- kSTyNr
g.. Seventh street. two doors above Odd FsowG HALL.
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cotIector's OEice, ,ity Hall,
October :, ls3l
NOTICE 70 TAN.PAYERS-NUicr is hereby that De
ducun allowed BY law nn the taxes Of tue
oct 7gcotNotIT RI. ROCHE. Collector.
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Octl-1tawtDccl


o. Ala Post, and Courier boston Courier, Tribune Evening
Po.t and Express, New York Moth American,
and Ledger philadelphia American, Argus and sun Baltimore
Payune aud Bucn New Orleans
natl Louisville Journal and Democrat Louisville cop,
I'LL December and paper containing The
advertisement 20 the superintendent.
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7
DROPOsALS will ba received Secretary the
Sd day OF January, 1885, for the removal OF ue ran ON Red
river will be awarded the lowest
apohsbe bidder provided be satisfactory TO the depart
ment shall moi exceed hundred thousand dollars
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THE Lost sensss-Desfness aud BLINDNESS by DR..
Il Kftto.
Tns work Of great interest," from Of the learned
and accomplished writers Of the revealing the Of
world which those live who been deprived the
sight hearing Ever since his boybood for than ty years
d. kiio has passed life Of activity scholar,
ne Intense deafness which living
ieoted H account u hmsc and hts discriminating
on the condition of the blind flames Mitchell, Laura Bndgsmsn
and oihe eplste with profound thought Interesting
phenomenon presented the progress OF their mental training
tChrfstian 0bseTrn
kTros DAnY BIBLE ILLusTR. Series; voi'.
~ mo- o.
Vol, !. Antcdiluv and Patrarchy,
. Moses aud the Juages.
.. RHnuei, saul, and David,
Z. Solomon and the kinRr
Evening Series 4 vols. ~ o..
Vol. I. Job aud the Poetical Book.
g. isaiah and the Prophets,
?. The Lite and Death ~ our Lord.
a. The Apostles ard the Eariy Church
Tor sale n GRAY \ HALLANTNNE'S Bookstore,
Sep ll-n 5h street, two door above Fellows Hall
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" The undersigned postmaster OF ceEiGoa well
acquainted win the above aui their property
and uat they succB, able good
Dated. Tsipnsd
The bid hosd Second Assistant Post
master General and the words Mai proposasforrigu
written the face Of the should be despatched
70 be received Ny before the % DAY Of January next
The acceptance acceptance bids win determined
by the 9Th day of January next.
service commence with the trip nearest 70 The hsenth day
OF February, 1883 hut bidder shall consider
Or pgeraed ht service
viii specify IN day Ia his proposals.
tract term viii expire voyage ending
Of February, 1855
=. D. HUBBARD Postmaster General.
Posr orTcE DEPGsrNENr, Oct ls, leJ2
Oct 21-Iawpw
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1900 eams ne printing paper, caendered "a by
sheets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
Marine Affairs.

Fon EuRorE The L. M. steamship Baltic, Captain
Comstock will leave her dock foot of Canal srce al her
usual hour to-dsy, for Liverpool. She had hundred
passengers erGeged ct noon yesterday-among them 7
Foote ESQ Charge to Austria.
QuIcR NoyAGE.-The ship Agnes, Capt plumer. from
Rio Janero arrived at this port yesterday, having been
absent from New York but SO days on her homsward
passage where she should have had the northeast trade
winds,he encountered light southeily winds and thi
coast from lat 80 shc encountered terrific gales from
N T. to n. N. w, which, when considered, make IL an
unusually short voyage. Capt plumer brings Rio
dates to September Is.
THE NEW YoRK AND WEsr INDIA STEAM LINE The
fft ofCunard's steamships from Liverpool 70
New York Jamaica and Chagres Is advertised to sail on
the eth December Her name Ia the Andes and she will
be followed by the Alps Etna, Jura Taurus and Cauca-
su5.
LAuScHrp-At Bristol, Me- 1ith inst by Messrs Rich
ards Barker superior brig Of 1872 toss called the b.
T. Martin, intended for freie liter, owned by the build
by Messrs blanchard Sherman & co ani Others of
Boston ana by Capt Chas A. French Of Chelsea Mass,
who will command her
At Newcastle, Me from the hip yard of Abner stet.
Esq, a2dsnst fine ship CT 459 tons, ovnei ex-
cusyciy by Mr. stetson. Mr.. II Haggett is the master
builder
At Portsmouth. 9th inst by Messrs Fernali Petit
grew the One clipper ship Red Rover Of 100 tons aud
10 be commanded by Capt VIM o. Putnam. The X r.
vas built for Robert Taylor ESQ, Of New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
Military and other Parades:

The following companies passed our office yesterday
either going to or returning from target practice in
the country. In every instance the men appeared
as if they had enjoyed the 6ns day with zcst and
their target showed that they enjoyed some good
shooting also:--
The Tom Stephens Guard, Captain B. Maloney,
thirty five muskets, went out yesterday to Mount
Prospect Shelton's Band. Eleven prizes were shot
for First . silver cake basket, won by Joseph
McCord; second, silver pitcher, by Edward Welsh;
third massive gold pencil, by John Bearman;
fourth, massive gold seal ring, by John Mcmahon;
fifth, silver goblet, by John Jones; sixth, q fire
cap, by Michael Flynn; seventh, breastpin, by
Valentine Young; eighth, gold pencil, by Richard
Quin; ninth, fire cap, by Samuel Woods; tenth, a
book, by Frank Babcock eleventh, silver star, by
Daniel Meehan.
The Hoxie Guards, commanded by CAP tain Gopher.
This company numbered one hundred and twenty
men, and marched in excellent order. They were
attended by . very dne band.
The Regulator Guards, commanded by Captain
Isaac B. Smith, and mastering one hundred mus
ksts, passed in the evening, marching to the sweet
music of Shelton's Band. This company needs no
comment for discipline, bearing and appearance.
They had magnificent flag, spear at tho top, be-
ing surmounted by q very neat liberty cap, made Of
silk. The members bore some very rich and elegant
prizes home.
In reporting the target excursion Of the Edward
G. West Guards, in yesterdays HERALD, the name
Of II. j. Lock0ck was announced as Captain, in
stead Of r. G. Newkirk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
Preparations for nm Eyscu,ior

CONFESSION OF THE CONVICT AT The ELEVENTH
HOUR
RIvrRltEAD u Oct 20 1862.
Chsrles scuddqr (coored who was convicted a. the
September term Of Wandering Mrs Robbins Of Conss.
L. L. In February last viii suier the extreme penalty
" 'ne IA" TO day. The sheriff John Clark Esq of
"ttppors Is here and the instrument Of de ,th was
Yesterday IN small yard beside the jail which
na nenn boarded up from public Observation Tho con-
,nn nS aIsmarksne looking asd seems TO have
nary bfeyndo md refused 70 make INV ~ -"
o. receive any priest He ALEC reqrcstcd tho sheriff ~ot
70 'eed ms asath warrants he did not want b hear IT,
sonddtr has S'st told NJ Clark that he need bsnr ma
ope q Tor the th'rder of Mary Rooblns, 80, ,.is ~
s s.,, !. cay Ss and bsss this may no. Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30
Police Intelligence.

POLICE AND PITCHER. APPROXIMATION POSTPONED.
The interesting ceremony of presenting silver pitcher
to Mayer Krgsland, by o majority of the captains Of
police token OF esteem and affection from that body
did MOI of last evening at the Mayor residence az
was anticipated but has been indefinitely postponed TO
take place at some future day Some doubt 1t seems
still exists respecting the willingness Or his hoaor the
Mayor accepting the preferred pitcher just about
suspicion, and Thinks beyond doubt, the same way
thai the public do in such matters that all such ma nj
fstaops Of esteem very well Il rendered at proper
time and are not forced upon Mr. Kings,nd while ia the
official capacity OF chief magistrate, which might possibly
hereafter cause Tome pleas ant reflections Mr. Kings.
Land is On honest good Dstured well meaning man, and
don't like 70 refuse the pressing uncertainties made
ups m 10 accept token Of respect; when on the
Other hand u y more than likely lac would much rather
have the compliment in for him deferred until his
reiremeDt from flee in January next We therefore
beg and threat onr worthy captains Of police not to be
tee basty hect little before you let your engsrness
opticp your better Judgement in presenting pitcher
out OF sea on Wait until January and all will be WE'LL
let Mr.. kingsltnd be free from the trammes Of his
official duties and then hover upon him A. ma nv pre-
sents as you may desire Let that DO done. and the
whole community VIII gay you have acted wisely.
DEATH OF A REvoI UrIoNARY SoLpIER-John
Wadligh odisr OF the Revolution died o. Shaker vii
lngc N H. Got - aged e5 years months aud 90 days
lie Wa st tie battle OF Banker Ill., and vas one OF tea
Last 20 nsse the seens Of sctop. lie was ONE tho
founders OF the society Of Shaker having been men,
bsr ot IhAi fraternity over 10 ysars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-30

Peckham, Daniel Il. SiOkles, Frederick Foliett,
Charles Winfield, George Van Santvoord. and other
eminent national democrats, have been untiring in
their efforts for the and it's standard bearers
These are men who have never " bolted" Presi-
Dental nomination, and who have never famed
the fires Of dissord and unpatrictic strife. And
these are the me4whom these unblushing hypocrtss
would stigmatize rs hkewarm or disafected, in or
der to cover their treason while they arc engaged in
selling votes to Hale, and urging their followers,
through the columns Of the Buffalo Republic, to
scratch Frederick Follett from the State ticket.