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p-,-rlsS OF Kossufh tn the Pest-His Re-
ceg.ioa at Ctereid9d, nc.


cegssoR at CtereiaHd, &c.
r1.yrl.Np, Jan. U.-kossuth arrived in
..'. INV his evening. at halt past O'clock.
ps va. greeted with great enthusiasm by the
-, along the road. He addressed the peo-
,,s sreny al Salem and Ravena, aud crowds
=. ..atrent points from the platforms of the
rsrs. Eleven hundred dollars was contributed
al LANDED 70 him on the route.
Ar Alliance he was addressed by Judge S.
Padding. Chairman Of the State Committee,
ert on reathing this city, was received by the
Military and fire companies with i torch light
r,-r,,..,on. and was escorted to the Wendell
Ee.,e. winch was brilliantly illuminated. He
erns4fed on The balcony, and was enthusiastic
rs.. greeted BY TN immense cOncOurse. He
,g..-.td thanks briefly, desiring 10 be excused
t-,r saving more, on account OF i'll health
TN, he desired rest. He will speak On Mon.
a. at the festival, and i'll the evening he will
s. ge,s the ladies' association.
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bosroS, Jan. 3l.-Edward Lisell, formerly
Professor OF Chemistry in William College,
q il iA'S morning, of typhus fever, at Auburn
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GRAND STATE BALL. nss,,
MILITARY AND CIVIC! TR|AE
. At the Richmond Theatre. XGEMx

STA If sufficient number of subscri. -
beers can be obtained by the TENTH OF FEBRUARY
next, at FIVE DOLLARS each, the approaching
Virginia, GEORGE WASHINGTON will be celebrated
by Grand State Ball TO be given at the Richmond
Theatre, on Monday Evening, February 23d, in
style of grandeur and elegance never before wit
messed in the State.
The building to be superbly decorated the
merry taken out the Parquette foored over, and
the whole converted into magnificent Bail Room,
capable of accommodating tw thousand persons;
and the citizens Of the entire State cordially
invited to cooperate in making the occasion wor
thy of the Old Dominion
Eg Subscription lists now open at the Box Of
fee of the Theatre, the American and Exchange
Hotels. WILLIAM L. MAULE,
Jan24-tf Lessee
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fhoE LDENcE, Jan. 81 The Maine Liquor
NV which has beel Der discussion in the
mouse since Wednesday, was defeated last
s'eN'ng-yeas 81, nays 81. A new bili will be
introduced on Monday next.
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The Kisyi&xfDDi Senntorr

i'oolaFi.LE, January 30.-A despatch from
jackson, Mississippi, saws thar the J,egisla,nre
VII elect, for The vacant terms. both Foo,e and
Davis. "''' JUG anu
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n E4DY MADE CLOTHTNG AT COST

ID EADY MADE CLOTHING, AT COST
H large supply of Overcoats, Business Coats,
Pants Vests &C. be disposed OF at cost until the
spr ing at HYNEMAN'S, No. 80 Main street. Those
that wish to purchase viii plense call and judge
for themselves, as | am determined to close cut
my winter goods at cost, and no mistake. Come
one come all, and you win find the cheapest cloth
ing ever sold, at SO Main street.
ia 22-dtl2F* l.. HfNEMAN.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-I have now in
IA yard, and will keep regularly supplied, with
the very best quality of lump and broken, and
screamed red and white ash Anthracite COAL,
which will deliver in any part of the city at $5 so
per load Orders left with John A. Lancaster &
Son, at the American Hotel, or sent through ths
post office, will be promptly attended to.
JOHN w. WRIGHT, Dock Wharf
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Y5e Forrest Diporce Case-The Veydie

Tie Forrest Diporce CaSe-Ihe Verdict
n the Jury Confirmed By the Cont
Ma" YORK Jan. 3l-There was large and
excited throng OF spectators present this mon
mag tie Superior Court to listen to the de
s.s;oE OF the court on the motion made by Mr..
r ,TTests counsel for an arrest Of judgment in
the divorce case. The court, however, directed
the verdict Of The jury to be entered, aud the
application "as dismissed. The form is here.
after 10 be settled.
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New York Markets, Feb. =.

CorToN-7OO bales were sold TO day prices re-
main unchanged
ToBAcco.-oales of 80 hhd' Kentucky Common
at So
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LIFE INSURANCE.

VNHE subscriber, as the Agent OF the New YORK
i Mutual Life Insurance Company, would again
invite all who desire to lay up and secure small
fund for The widow and orphan, to give him call,
at No. 2O3 Main street. square above the Banks.
This Company being on the mutual principle, all
profits accrue to the insured. Books explanatory
furnished gratis, with all other intormation, by
Ia % CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent
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districts were healthy.
Commercial.

CorroS--On the 10Th AMI 18th ult. $4,000
bales were sold. Prices still continued firm;
and the demand animated. 1000 bales Ame-
rican were sold for export.
WHEAT has advanced Cd. Is. Corn cd. q
Is. American FLOUR advanced Is.
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sTKATTON's UFFICE.

Drawn Nos of Kentucky, No. &C. February End:
II l9 68 &c II 20 48 81 A 45 62 81
For To-Day.--Kentucky, Extra, No. 20 Cap
ital $4,250 Tickets 81.
Also, kentucky, No. 81. Capital: $4,000. Tick
cts s5 STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Kentucky No. 25, January 81:
80 80 10 IS % "a SO " 6I IA 20 Is IL Z 81
Half Nos. - %, prize OF $3.50 sold by
+. STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. Kentucky, Extra No. 81, Jan. 81:
40 46 &c 81 60 80 so 81 As 54 %
Ticket Nos. 46 so 81, prize of Sl25. j.
% As SOL -
9" 90 81 so, Five prizes sold and
As SO 50, paid by STRATTON
% 81, fe3
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Horrible murder Case.

Is,LAuTLFHiA. Jar. 31.-The mausled ie-
:a...s of young Lehman, a pedlur, no has
bee. missing since the Sth OF January. were
found last night in the Delaware, near Port
Richmond. His body was dismembeged. the
h-aa Of, and all tied up in three sacks. They
va5s accidentally discovered by some child
r=n, and cut out from where they had been
frozen in the ice.
Andrew Mcbride, who recently murdered
his brother N the same neighbornood, is sup
posed 10 have been concerned III this horrid
deed, in conaeX:ou with his brother, now dead
aat another relative.
A dispatch dated Feb. lst, says, there was
c..camstantat evidence against three HUnga-
r54u refugees, who had occupied e house in
;le vicinity where the remains were found.
The investigation vas still progressing.
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGlE,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA.

Neacly discovered by DR.. Manaock.
FTNHIS mixture most effectualiy cures Inc sDove
i complaints, and has been used by several per-
sons in this city with unrivaled success.
The remedy isnow prepared and tor sale by X
NJ Warrington, Agent, over ]. b. Sfegaps store, NO
1s Main street, where many valuable ceriihcates
NAV be seen of its wonderful efficacy.
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons who have used the remedy. aud can tes-
tify to its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs HUTCHINSON, Miss Lacy, Mrs herby, MI
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs, Darfey, ]. B. Stegali
r. NJ. HARRINGTON,
Sole Agent for the United States
jal0--d3m*
DERUVIAN GUANO.-Eight thousand bags
L genuine No. Guano, per bark Record, direct
to Hampton Roads, from Peru, dischsrgins ana LOT
sale in quantities TO suit purchasers.
ia "a s. McGRUDER Z SONS.
Sup. WHITE AND DItAB BECKSKlN
y GLOVES Mems and Women's Paris Md do;
Lined Rerin aud Cashmere do; for sale low, by the
subscribers.
~THOS. & CHARLES ELLIS q Co.
Ia l2-3w No. LOG Main street.s
EOR RHEUHIATIsnI.--H ampton's vegeta.
Il table Tincture. Hunts Liniment, Mustang LIN.
iment. Roses Magic Liaiment, with variety OF
useful preparations for Rheumatism. Tor sale by
ja 80 GA SIkECAEh.
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l.. g. NJ. ROSE,
Dealers in staple and Fancy Dry Coods.

L.. a. WI. Rose,
Dealers in staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
No 203 Broad Street, Richmond, Pa,
WOULD inform their friends and the pubic,
w that they nave now IN store, and are daily ad.
ling to their stock large and varied assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-A splendid assert
ment, amongst which are some of the most beauti.
fu designs in Silks, Mousline de Lares, Cash
meres, Merinoes, Alpacas, Prints, Grape, Long and
Fhibet Shawls &c, which they have ever exhi
bited.
MUFFS MUFFS la very handsome essort
ment of Mutfs, to which we ask the particular at
tention Of the ladies.
CASSIMEkES, VESTINGS, &c.-We would in.
yite those in want OF Cassimeres, Vestings Cravats
wooen Under Shirts, kid, silk and woollen Gloves,
&c. TO our assortment which will be sold as low as
the lowest.
On hand fine assortment of satnetts, Cassinetts,
Kentucky Jeans, Kerseys, Lndseys, Flannels,
Stockings, Lsces, Edgings &c.
CARPETINGS.-Thry have also now on band
7ery large and extensive stock of Carpetings.
Do nor forget to call N the subscribers.
L. & VI ROSE,
No 203 Broad street. between 4th and 9TH
no I5-3rrs
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NV JUL, JdI' To.
SUGAR.-Sales at full prices. RICE.-Ber
gal los to los Cd. Sales.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TRANSMITTED FOR THE DAILY DisPATCH
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Steamer Humboldt.
ADVANCE IN FLOUR, WHEAT, AND CORN

New YoRR, Feb. 2.
The steamer Humboldt arrived at Halifax
to-day. She encountered severe storm on the
passage, by which her rudder was much da-
mayed.
The manufacturing districts were healthy.
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sTATHAM'S LOTrEKY OFFICE.
WALL STREET, UNDER CITY HOTEL.
(Chaik's old stand1

Drawn Nos. Grana Consolidated d, January n
6 AZ 10 % 80 &c SO % Z AZ SO 9 10 al
Bel Air, 5.-Capitals $4,000, 3 of 5000, 3 of
5000, 20 of 1000. 10 numbers, 10 drawn. Tick
cts IS. T
fes - w. H. sTATHAM.
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an EXHlBITION.-OUR GREAT HIS
" TORICAL PICTURES OF THE LEGISLA.
TURE OF 81, and the Convention of
1S5O-51.-We are now engaged at and have
partially completed, the present Assembly. To
those members who have favored US with CALL
we return our thanks, and those who have not yet
utes of their time, in order that we may add their
lkenesses to those already taken, and be thereby
enabled TO present the members Of the LEGISLA.
TURE OF 1882 with complete picture of them
selves, in splendid frame, valued at two hundred
dollars The ownership of which will be deter
mined by lot, without cost TO the lot holders. Call
at the Virginia Sky-Lisht Daguerrean
Gallery, l45 Main street, above Governor
WILLIAM A. PRATT, Proprietor.
r.. S-Citizens and strangers generally are in
vied to call. fe2
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GOLD MINE ON PEARL STREkT.
LUCK'S OFFICE. 1919
Implements Furnished at the DIiEes
Drawn Nos OF Patapsco, SO, Jan. 81:
2 40 81 20 IS 80 SIS 81 60 45 81 ss
Drawn Nos Grand Consolidated, D.:
6 AZ Is 8 80 &c 50 % z 40 sc 8 20 Al
For T0.Day.-Bel Air, 5,-Cspitsls: ] prize
of Sic, 900, 3 of 5000, of 600. 78 numbers, IL
drawn. Tickets $5. 5t. 55s.
Also, small Lottery of $4,000. Tickets 81
fe 3 -
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EASONABLE ARTlCLEss-Hot Water
y Dishes and Covers for buckwheat cakes, oys-
ter stews, steak and vegetable dishes, Oyster Boil
steel Brass and Bronzed Fire Sets, Plate Warm
ers &c, &C., for sale at GnIEhc,
Ia % l5f Main street.
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NJ A NAGER,S OFFICE.
r. MORRIS Il co.

This Day.-Capitals $4,000, 3 of 5000, Of
5000, 20 900, sc. 7e numbers Is drawn. Tick.
cts S.. = = = =
Also, the Dollar Lottery Capital: $4,000.
Grand Consolidated, Glass D.; .
g 4a Is 2 3 8 80 &c 50 % 48 90 9 10 Al
-Le C. w. PURCELL.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADEL.-
pHEA

R@rh The large and fine Steamer BEL
EaSNs VIDERE, Captain CLIFFORD will
SszzAsa4Ahs leave this place TOMORROW AT.
9<SssssSszcss TERNOON, at B O'Clock, for Balt
more. Freight received up to the hour of , P. NJ.
tomorrow, (Tuesday.) the 3rd February, and no
longer. Freight for Philadelphia will be shipped
via the canal il open, otherwise by railroad.
fe 2-2t LUDLAM s. WATSON.
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I1ICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY
X. I1rtI STREET IN REAR OF SfCAMORl

vDICHMOND FEMALE SEmlNARNx
Il I1rH STREET, IN REAR OF SYCAMORE
CHuRCH.-J. r. FINCH, PRINcIPAL--iaf0
PRINCIPAL of Wesleyan Female Inst1tsae.
ssauufou.-The new apar 1nents OF this institu.
nom win be ready to receive pupils the LIST October
The same thorough discipline and laborious appfca-
hon will be maintained, as have heretofore charac-
serized the exercises OF this School.
Patrons entrusting their children to the care OF
the Principal may rely on every attention ana pam
beine taken TO secure an intellectual deveiopmens
commensurate with their soiicitade and inc ins0f-
ssts of the pupils. ..o !. -. rn.,f.,,
department. m tai
Application snouid 10 maao 'io
rSS- Entrance from 18th street. and from iSs1
street, rear Of Baptist Church. - -
cEALED PROPOSALS win be rereyed =
II the office of the City Gas Works, TO furnlsn -
torts Lamp Posts and other cassings--fhe psoRs
10 he opened the 9th day OF February nex ~
snecifications win be- furnished ON 81 &c.: -
the Office OF the superintendent Of tas e's
Works a. Committee On
Light. [ja ee-6.l 2 DEH..1.. - -.
oonTHFRN LITERARY GAzEI1f, :.
~ ~, recsived, the number Of fhis cheap ~ =.
.s..s.;ns southern publcsticn with suppeuenss
= ~. week ending January =, 1897 pFsco g
-, - 10 ar A wear, with SENT mensniy sapRsa-
p.. - subscripuons received q
means. : - & 3 TH0S. u. GREsH1AIes
ja3o AVA Dsos1 ss.ss>~
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G~TATTERSALL purchased
0N of Mr. c. K. Allen, last September the
above name Stables, situated on Council Chamber
HILL beg leave to take this opportunity of return
ing my thanks to my friends and the public gene
rally for the liberal patronage they have kindly
bestowed upon me, and hope to merit a continua-
ton of heirfavors by renewed efforts on my part
to accommodate and please all who may favor
me with call. My Grooms are of the very best:
.mong them is Joshua, who has been 80 long and
favorabiy known to the public of the most
accommodating and attentive grooms in the State
shall also keep for hire good saddle and harness
Horses and Buggies of the latest style Horses
taken to board by the month or year. | will ais i,
attend to the buying and selling of Horses for
thoae who may think proper to entrust such mat
tiers to my dgment.
N. b also intend opening a regular Horse
market at my stables one day in every week. Due
notice of which win be given, and pledge myself
to conduct it in such manner as to give satisfac
ton to both the purchaser and seller.
Ia / G. l.. EARNEST
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ff:5ss FOR RENT.-A good wooden dwelling,
Aa:a near the head of leth street. opposite the
residence of Thomas Sheppard, Esq. Rent SIPS.
Apply to TOLER & COOK,
ia 81 General Agents.
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fFss FOR RENT, in the town of Manchester,
El:I that large and commodious house known as
the Farmers Hotel. 1t has all necessary outhouses,
and might DE rendered pleasant and comfortable
residence for large family or might be used as
boarding school, or as heretofore, public house.
II may be rented or leased on liberal and accom-.
modsting terms. Apply to Christopher C. McRae,
Manchester, or Col. Ward at the Columbian Hotel,
Richmond ja8-lm
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D.a" n nos Monongalia Lottery, No. 25 Jan 81 :
50 80 IL 40 % "A 50 72 81 a % Is 10 . 81
Kentucky, Class q. 7s numbers. is drawn Can
itals: $4,000, 5000 3 oOo 10 Of 1000, &c. Tick-
cts IS. fes
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a. WANTED-OnS hockoe Hill at a moder-
E:I ate rent, residence for small family, with
Broad street would be preferred Apply at this
Office. ja3l-3t
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-18
WINFIELD SCOTT.

These are the opinions of our candidate
for Presidenton ;he subject Of our nAturaliza-
tion laws. The only change he proposes is,
to shorten the time 20 soldiers who may serve
a year or more in our regular army in time
OF var. In view of this explicit avowal, how
does any man expect to pass With a decent
charcter for hOnesty, who will now assert that
Gen. Scott is in favor of the principles Of the
Native American party. and ia DESTROYS of
restricting the rights and privileges of for
elgners who make their home in this land of
liberty? Let all such slanderers be branded
as they deserve.
Such are Gen. SCOTS opinions and senti-
ments now. We copy the following article
to show what he thought of foreigners, their
rights, De- nearly forty years ago The IN
cident is one of much note, and to every true
son OF Erin. viii be regarded as Of more i'm.
portance than volumes of demagogue blarney
from the enemies Of Gen. Scott about their
love for foreignersi Here was action. when
il cost something 10 act. Here was evidence
Of friendship. under circumstances that could
leave no doubt Of the sincerity Of the actor
Let the foreigner read the following, which
has bee ONE pat Of the history Of the war
70 1912:
GEE. ScoTT AND HIS FELLOW IRIsR PAS
Scott was among the pris-
oners taken by the British at the bvttle on
The Heights at Queestown. The prisoners
were sent to Quebec, and there Scott and his
fellows Of American birth were exchanged;
but all who were supposed TO have been born
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-18
James A. Briggs, ESQ.

This gentleman is one of the most inffuen-
tial politicians and finest speakers on 'the Re-
serve" No man, in ls4e. contributed more
than he. (no credit to him for thatD to carry
shat portion of Ohio againt Zachary Taylor.
Wherever his pibroch sounded, there would
start up hosts of ''freesoilers" to council with
HIM and follow his advice. Well. Briggs, like
everybody else, is out for Scott Graham and
the Wing cause. The last Portage County
Wing contains a long and able letter from his
pen, to which the following paragraph is .
fine sample:
at is time that men should take council of
their reason. not OF their prejUdieeS; that they
should be governed in their political actions
by common sense, and not by passion II all
those who prefer the election of Gen. Scott
to Gen. Pierce, would vote for him, there is
no doubt of his election; and believe his
election would promote the great industrial in
terests Of the country, snd would best ad-
vance the great cause Of civil liberty, in
this land and throughout the world"
Hurrah for Briggs. and for 5000 more. on
the Reserve. in the same precise category.
Seioto Ga1.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-18
4 Southern Deserter,s Re.,on

The Democracy" $50 called.) of Mary.
land, are greatly delighted with the acquisi.
ton they have made to their ranks, in the
person Of one Col. McKaig. who has announ.
ced his purpose to leave the Wing ranks and
give his influence for Pierce and King. We
append single quotation from speech he
made at Cumberland. a few days since. leaT-
"He saw Gen. Scott nominated by the
nine Northern States, with Gov, Seward of
New York. and Gov. Johnston, of Penn, ae
IheIr head, aided BY few Southern votes.
II We mistake not, of these nine States with
~ members present. but one Whig was found
in the House of Representatives to vote for
the Fugitive Slave Law. whilst nearly all the
Democratic members who were present from
these States voted for the measure"
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NUMBER IS.
Snirit ga.


The Wings of Cambridge. Ind, held
meeting on Thursday evening last which
breathed of the spirit of .76 The assem-.
blage was hrge and enthusiastic. Il had
been announced publicly that Patrick CARLY
IA son Of s,EFin,s Green Isle'' would address
his fellow countrymenon the occasion, and
expose the falsehoods thrown upon the char
acter of Winfield Scott by the so called de-.
mocracy Although the LocOs had threaten
ed his life with the mob. yet Patrick Garitv,
undaunted stood up and eloquentIy exposed
the falsehoods and the policy Of Locofoisnl, TO
his countrymen.-He eIoquently alluded TO
the hostility of Locofocoism, against internal
imProvemsnts-Said be. fellow Irishmen,-
"It is whig policy. that builds our rail roads
and canals, gives US labor for our support.
while Locofocoism would silence the work.
shop and supply the people from the man.
ufactures of Birmingham and Leeds" MIR.
G's remarks were listened to with the nj.
most attention, and had the right effect upcn
his countryman. Mr. g., is ready debater
and very familiar with the principles Of our
Government As soon as foreigners under.
stand the character Of the two parties, they no
longer fight under the so called Democratic
banner. ECambridre ReveiIle
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-18
The Democrats of Pennsylvania
HNative'' for SnPreme
Judge.

The Democratic State Convention of Penn
sylvania which was held at Harrisburgh on
the 26th Of August. nominated George W.
Woodward for Judge Of the Supreme Court,
and the Locofococos all pronounced him an
excellent" candidate. Woodward has been
and still is an ardent, active Native Ameri-
ean." While member of the Pennsylvania
Constitutional Convention. a couple Of years
ago, he moved and ably advocated = provis-
ion Of the new constitution embodying "Na-
tive" principles. He has ne.er renounced
those principles. and is now taken up by the
Democracy of Pennsylvania for the purpose
of carrying the "NsIiye" vote of that State
What say our adopted citizens to this kind
of conduct? Will you lcHger support par
ty that for mere party gain will thus attempt
the betrayal of your interests: that will thus
attempt to place you. is one. of the great
States Of the Union, at the mercy of Judge
hostile to your citissnship7 [Daytca Gss.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-09-18
North Carolina.

a well-informsd gentleman of North Car
olinH. writes as follows to his friends in Wash
ington City:
Don't be alarmer for the Old North State
The question Of free suffrage started by
Rled IN 4s, has been the Question of this year.
Kerr did not directly oppose it, but he advO
Gated Convention. Ried wished the change
made BY the Legislature The Convention
is advocated BY Western men. who want the
white basis, and the East, the slaveholdine
counties, were opposed to the Convention.
Thus Kerr was opposed to cross-fire.
Manly was elected in '4s, BY about 500 ma
Jority. in August, and in November following
Taylor carried the State BY more than eight