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Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
Three DAYS from New York.

T HAVE Just opened magnificent assortment Of
1 FRENCH EMBRoIDERIES, purchased in
New York last week, consisting of Worked Muslin
Collars Of the newest styles from l0e up to $6 Mus
lin Sleeves and Cuffs shapes and patterns Embd.
Chemsetts plain and frlled Swiss Edgings and nser-
tings; Cambria do. in great abundance 20 dozen
Cambria Hdkfs. Also, a complete stock Of Bonnet,
Neck and Cap RIBBONS, selected from the latest
French Imporatons black Velvet Ribbons all widths,
coored do, for Trimmings.
also had the good fortune to receive 35 boxes and
bales of DRY GOODS before the destruction of the
Congaree Bridge the contents Of which are now open
and ready Tor public inspection They consist Of white,
red and yellow Fannels Kerseys, Sattinets, Jeans,
Tweeds and Cassimeres Plaid Linseys Cotton Stripes,
blcached and brown Homespuns and sheetings; l5O
pieces of fast colorcd CALICOES together with gen
eral assortment Of FALL AID WINTER GOODS,
all of which arc offered at my usual small profits,
Snnt "a JAMES WILSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
Coroner's Sale.

pY virtue of sundry Executions to me directed,
ID will sell before the Court House door in Camden
on the first Monday and the day following in Novem-
Der next within the legal hours of sae the following
property
Three Negroes, Nancy, Bumet and George. Also
three head Of Horses twenty head of Hogs, one Cow
and Calf two Wagons and large lot of Furniture as
the property Of John Ingram at the separate suits OF
W. L. Booze and others The Furniture to be sold at
the Defendants Hotel Terms Cash.
Oct l5. A. N. KENNEDY, Coroner.
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A Valuable Cotton Farm for Sale.

r[EIE subscriber offers for sale very rich and valua
Il bic tract of LAND in Providence settlement, con-
tanning two-hundred and fhy-seven acres, formerly
known as the Kendrick place. 1t contains more fine
Timber upon it than any other place in the ncighbor-
hood and belongs the first quality of Cotton land in
the State. 1t is about nine miles from Charlotte in
sight of the Rail Road and and half miles from
the Turnout or Depot at Morahs-Any persons wish
ing to see the Land, will be accompanied by DR.. +. D.
Williamson or Marcus Wallace Liberal terms will
be given to the purchaser. -
A. c. WILLIAMSON,
Charlotte, N. C. Oct5. 50 st
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EEALAZEB!
Camden, Oct. !

rIlIIE Goods "in expectancy last week are now
| coming to hand. On Saturday received thirty
four packages and among which are some OF my richest
Silks splendid worsted winter DRESS GOODS
Also a beoutifnl assortment of French Embroideres,
low priced and rich embroidered Linen Cambria Hdkls.
from lOc to 81 each.
5S5-IIaving paid Cash for my entire stock OF New
York Goods shall be able to offer great Inducements
lGgs anon T. W. BONNEY.
Oct 4. ~
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Watches and Jewelry.

TINIIE subscriber has received and opened his Fall
L supply oeJEWELRY; consisting OF new and ele-
giant styles Of Gold Breaches plain and ornamental
Gun Pins Rings and Earrings; Gold Chains, for fob
and vest; Buckles, Seals and Keys. Gold and Silver
Lever Watches single and h,inling cases Gold Spec
tacles Pens and Pencils Gold and Coral Armcets
and Necklaces Silver Spoons, Forks Ladies, &c.
Oct 8-SOtf ALEXANDER YOUNG.
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Peruvian Guano and Farmers Plaster

HAVING made arrangements for supply of Pc
IL RUVIAN GUANO and PLASTER, of genu-
ire and warranted quality all who may wish to obtain
either of them through US will please send their orders
early, so that we may order the quantity wanted by
the lst of January, or in time for planting.
A supply will be kept always on hand and any in.
formation given by applying to
RHETT & ROBSON,
5s Mol and 2 Atlantic Wharf Charleston S C.
Oct IL. SO 1t
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
Land }or Sale.


10y permission Of John r. JOY Ordinary for her-
ID shaw District ana WIFE consent o parties IN in
tcrest we will sell Oh Monlay, the lst day OF Novem
Der next, all that tract of land lately occupied as q
Summer retreat by Benz lac. deceased and c. Mathe-
son. containing Thirty AN, one-half acres OF land
adionc lands of. NJ. DeSaussure and a. H. Boykin.
c. J. SHANNON, Admir-. B. Halle, decd.
G. MATHESON.
Terms Cash. Oct D.
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LEONARD CHAPLIN.

(LATE OF THE FIRM OF GILBERTS CHAPIN)
rs NOW OPENING an extensive CARRIAGE
L MANUFACTORY and REPOSITORY fronting
and on Wenworth-street door the old stand of
Gilberts Chaplin; also, on Meeting-reet, next door
North of the PAVILION HOTEL" Charleston. S. C..
c5y-Orders for Carriages and Harness, promptly ex
ecuted from this date, such terms and in such
uer as to insure continuance Of tavors.
June ll-4ftf
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Esea6y-Isadc Clothing.

Tiolns Double barrel Shot Guns, from 81 TO Slo,
Rifles flint and Percussion locks 50 TO ST.
And great variety of articles, both in GROCERIEs
md DRYGOODS, too tedious to mention.
cS"I will attend to the Receiving ard Forwarding
Business as heretofore and AIN prepared to make oer
al advances OH Cotton shipped to Aessrs Chambers
Jefers & Co., Charleston
intend selling erelSirely for Cash. ana most res
pectlully invite any who wish BorganS 10 give me
call and they will find the cash system decidedly pre-
ferable.
rs-Call at his Old Stand on the corner.
B. ". CHAMBERS.
Camden, Oct 8. oo
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
Wanted Immediately.

TWO or THREE good Journeyman IAlLohe, VI
i steady habits, will find constant employment, pei
''''''"' ''''' P. ROBENSON.
Camden Oct 5. o0"
cB-Democlat Charlotte, N. c, copy times and
forward bill.
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SAN'L. HOYT,

LATE OF TIE FIRM OF sAML HoYT CO.. SAVANNAH, GA
w OULD announce to his friends that he has re-
w moved to Charle:ton. S. c., No. l49 East Bay,
where he is prepared to do general Commission busi
ness and furnish to ORDER at all times any articles
from the North or South that may be wanted for the
usual commission well receive and sell the same.
And pledge myself het all business entrusted to my
care shall receive such attention will insure similar
manifestation of their good will not doubling that my
acquaintance with Northern and Southern markets will
enable me to do we'll any, and better than many.
Also dealer in Butter Cheese, Plaster Marble Dust
Cement Lime and Hair.
And Agent for sundry Machine Manufactures, North
and South as well as Slas Herrngs Fire Proof Safes
Georgia and French Burr Mill Stones; all of which
will be furnished short notice. and at manufacturers
prices.
Cash paid at all times for Wool Green, Sailed and
Dry Hides, Deer and Sheep Skins Shipping Furs Bees
wax. Rags Rope Cuttings, Sea Island Cotton Seed and
Florida Moss. Also Southern Tanned Leather in the
Rough. Terms Cash invariably. Refers to the citi-
zens Of Savannah generally
Sept. :. I3 BIN.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15

C1RAIN Cradles, Steel Forks and Rakcs' iron anu
" Steel Hoes Spades and ShCve!s: n,S ror sale az
Feb 24-tf j.. ". DoNNnt :"
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q GunsEsithing, Eell-aanglhg,s sln" iNe'
nairiug Locks, BraSSes, &c.

TVNIE undersigned offers his services to the c!1ehs
i of Camden and the surrounding county Ia 'u'
above line He may be found, for the present. A' ="
j. McCreights Gin Shop. e,,1,-rp
Sept 23-3t. y. y. OIL i'1'
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LEATHER! LEATHER!!

4 LDEN l. MURRAY have now on hand. cholc
N lot of BAND, HARNESS and UPPER LEA
TIER, of their own tanning, which will &C sold low.
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NEW CAsH-STORE.

FTER returning my thanks to my friends, acquain-
n ccs and the public generally, for their former lib
eral patronage, offer to them variety OF
Groceries, Dry-Gcods, CrOckery and
Hardware,
At wholesale and retail consisting in part follows
GROCERIES.
SUGARS -Muscovado New Orleans ST. CEox, Loaf
Crushed and Powdered
COFFEES-.Java and Rio
NOLA S!SES-N. Orleans, Muscovado and West India
SALT-Constantiy on hand
TOB4CCO-Yellow Bank Ellis, and variety Of
common, at prices from IL to sc. per pound
TEAS-Gunpowder Green, Tyson and Black
SEGARS-Rio loado Gold Leaf Sylvia, Palmetto
and variety Of common, prices from 6 to $40 per NJ
CANDLES-Spcrm. Adamantine and Tallow
CHEESE-Goshen and English
BA CON-Sides Shoulders and Hams
LARD-Conssanty on hand
FISIE-Sa!mon, Herring and all numbers Of Mackarc
FRUITS-Figs Rasins Almonds, Currants, English
Wanuts &c.
SPICES-Alspce, Nutmegs, Cloves, Cinnamon, Gin
ger Mustard and Pepper
PICKLES-English and American, variety
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Walnut and Tomato
PRESER VIGS-Citron Orange, Lemon Pine Apple
and Ginger
BRANDY UITs-Peachca, Cherries and Lines
JELLIES and JIJLS-A variety
LOBSTERS and SARDLNES-Hermetcaly Sealed
CANDLES-Ofal kinds
CR4 CKERS-Pic Mic, Soda, Butter, Wine, Water and
Sugar
CROCKE2Y Assorted,
SADDLES-Rding and Wagon
WIIIPS-Carriage, Buggy, Drivers and Wagon
CARDS-Cotton and Wool
POWDER and SHOT
A new and complete stock of DRY.GooDs, eonsis.
in part as follows
200 pieces Prints at prices from to l5c. per pard
IS do Long Cloths from to lsc.
900 do Brown IEomespun from : to l2c.
$50 pair Negro Blankets from Sl.5O to 81 20 perpalr
100 pieces Kcrscys, from - 10 lSc.
Oznaburgs-Dekab always on hand
ALso-A VARIETY or
Musline, Alpaccas. Irish Linens, Tickings, Apron
Checks, Shrtings Drilings Ginghams, Lnseys, tian-
nels, Sacia, Serge Cashmercs Pocket llandkerchies
Cravats Suspenders, Hosiery OF all kinds Gloves OF
all kinds; Linen Shirts, Merino Shirts Cloths Cassi.
mercs Satincts Twccds, &C. Together with large
assortment of
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
SeSarS.
SesarS.
10000 shsASs Fs5 as by Of the ysy ss:' nooRE
ANOTHER SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
IMPORT ANT TO DYSPEPTlCS.

Dr.J.s HoUGHTON'S PEPSIN, THE TRUE DlGEs-
TIVE FLUID or GASTRIC JUICE, preparedfrom RENNE
or the FOURTH STOMACH OF THE OK, after di!ec,
mons Of BARON LIEBIG, the great Physiological
Chemist by J. S. HOUGHTON: N. D., Philadelphia.
This is truly wonderful remedy for INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, LIVER COMPLAINT,
CONSTIPATION and DEBILITY, curing after Ma
ture's own method, by Natures own Agent, the GAS.
TRIO JUICE Pamphlets, containing Scientific evil
dence of its value furnished by agents gratis See no
tice, among the medical advertisements
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15

A superior lot of NEGRO SHOES, Of their owr
manufacture very heavy and warranted good at price:
from SOC. to 81.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
Negro Shoes.

4 LDEN MURRAY respectfully invite the at.
N :ention of Planters to their stock OF NEGRO,
SHOES comprising various qualities OF their owa
manufacture, very heavy, and warranted good and at
lower nrces than the Northern manufactured Shoe
be bought of the same quality.
Oot II 50 I'm.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
NEW GOODS.

THE subscribers have received their stock OF FAN
Il CT and STAPLE DREGOOOS. Tho Ladies
department embraces rich and elegant variety, to
which they would respectfully call attention.
Oct, 8 MCDONALD COOPER.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
SUPERIOR Cotton Gins for Sale.

A SUPPLY OF superior "PREMlUM COTTON
N GINS" from +. T. Taylor Il Co.'S Cotton Gin
Manufactory at Coluabus Ga, just received and for
sale by the subscriber on credit until the first day of
January next. n
The FIRST premiums have been awarded to the manu-.
fcturers of these Gins for the best gin exhibited the
great State Fair at Atlanta, Ga. Also at the Alabama
and Georgia Agricultural and Mechanics Fair, held at
Columbus and at the Annual Fair of the South Carroll.
ma Institute at Charleston
These Gins are warranted ". ANDE, SON.
Camden, May IL, 1852. Sly
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c scnagaH Hagcssut 0
a share ptrn
WILLIAM c. MOORE.
Third Door 5aoy lur G. N.kaoh formerly II. Luy d Son.
Camden c. Oct
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15

CUPERlOR Pine Apple Cheese, Capers Curran's'
- Citron, and Lemon Syrups. For sale eoy>-,,v by
May 8. Z. W. boNNhi'
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-1n assortment of
ShaNlS, IIandkerchiefs Silk Ties, Linen COL
lars, Hosiery, Needles, Thread, Buttons,
Hooks and Eyes, DC. DC.
HEAVY GROCERIES.
10 hhds. n. Orleans and Porto Rico Sugars.
10 barrels Crushed DO
do Pulverized Do
200 lbs. Stuart's Loaf DO
so sacks Rio Coffee
10 do Java do
5 do Cuba do
% barrels New Orleans Molasses
hhds. Cuba do
200 sacks Salt
10 barrels Leaf Lard
10 hhds Bacon Sides
tierces Hams
25 barrels North Carolina Flour
25 do Baltimore do
25 boxes Goshen Cheese
25 do English Dairy do
10 tierces Rice
20 do Soap
so do AGamantine Candles
10 90 Sperm do
10 do Starch
l do Cleansing Soap
SO keys Nails
25 barrels No. 3 Mackarel
10 do No. 2 do
10 do No. / do
20 half barrel; No. l, 2 and do
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Rich Dress Goods.

A BEAUTIFUL assortment Of DRESS GOODS
~ opened to-day, embracing all qualities, to wllcl
would invite the attention OF the ladies' as they arc
handsome, and will be offered low by
Oct st W. ANDERSON.
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15

Expected in q few days choice loto FINE SHOES,
of every description comprising many new and beau
thll STYLES. Sept %.
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MOST SUPERB STOCK OF GOODS


''::: =: :: :::::,' :::: "a :;,|||:''"''': i! }:
90 whole do do
200 lbs. Almonds
2 cases Figs
10 do Ginger and Chow Chow Preserves
2 do two-pound cans assorted do
100 quarter boxes Sardnes
SO half do do
4 cases preserved Salmon
3 do do Lobsters
do Lemon Syrup
2 do Walnut Catsup
l do Tomato do
do Capers
do Olives
do Preserved Pine Apple
Edo Brandy Peaches
do do Cherries
do Pepper Sauce
l do Pickles
CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
10000 Gold Leaf and Rio Hondo Cigars
10000 Palmetto Fl Ensaya and La Palma do
case Butt Ellis Chewing Tobacco
do do Williams do do
do Perm d Ayers super do
10 do Fine Cut Chewing do
do Common do
WINES AND LIQUORS.
SO barrels Old Rectitied Whiskcy
25 do Old Rye Hammond do
do do Bourbon do
20 do New England Rum
l cask London Dock Brandy
do Otard, Dupuy & Co.'S do
do Goddard's do
10 cases Julien Medoc Claret
3 do Old Madeira
casks do do
2 do do Port
do Malaga
10 cases Heidsick Wine
cases assorted Cordials
do London Porter, Byass'
do do Ale do
l cask Champaign Cider, in pints
mention which will be sold exceedingly low for Cash
j,o vii, bo o11 mo n
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LOST
Negroes and Horses for Sale.

> DOZEN two-pound cans Fresh Salmon. Received
u and for sale by SHAW AooAtN'
Juuc o. 1852. 30
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DRY-GOODS.
300 pieces Leached and brown Homespuns
$50 bundles Concord Yarn
60 pieces assorted Prints
so do Kerseys, Georgia Plains, &c.
SO pair Negro Blankets
80 pieces DeKalb Oznaburgs
30 bundles Mount Dearborn Yarn
% pieces Cassimcrcs, Sattinets and Jeans
10 do Servants Wear
10 do Flannel, assorted
90 do Worsted Mouslin DeLaines
20 pieces Linseys
20 dozen Wool Hats
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15
Hair Brushes.

THE subscriber has now on hand au elegant assort-
i uent vi English, French and American Plain and
Inlsid Hal r BRUSHES, to which he invites the in
spection Of the LADIES.
Also, Tooth Brushes, some handsome styles and
patterns; Dressing, Tuck and Fine tooth Combs Comb
Brushes, Comb Cleaners DC. Call and examine them
ut Q. J. DELAYS
October l2 S2tf
Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1852-1852, 1852-10-15

IIEAVI All Wool Plains, Sattinetts, Mallory Ker-
Ill seys and plain Linseys for Servants wear For
sale Low at BONNEYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19

u n The Register, we do not undertake t
nat we imagine that an immense dealhss been
',;,pd, II is proper TO state, that the gentleman
.....t;On holds in politics those sound conserva-
'.-.,;evs Of which The Register is an organ and
- Re been requested to subscribe to it would
=. willingly have done so. But paying s. on
~ sanction Of the Collector to those who had
- "a h debts, he very justly regarded as another
E.,,sr and treated it as a conscientious man, as
..,s seen above. We add that his name, and
u. ,,oof of the facts, are in our possession.
Our readers viii now not be surprised at the
,...soess with which this substantial and highly
...nsctsble journal can inventive don't say
s,,,,-bIaekguard letters, charge its neighbors
an having written them, and when the charge is
:,x,,srtly denied, abstain from either proof or
,ndoy.. There are plenty of people confined to
uuch narrower sphere of activity at Sing Sing
:, urn,who, if they could only get the Custom
uou,e to pay their debts, would gladly embark in
mspch Of the fine arts so eminently respectable
and conservative.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
Outside Doings and Rumors.
BALTIMORE, Friday, June 18, Is,

bhTImOhEi friday, June 10, lSJS.
Many consultations were held last night
between the Webster and Fillmore Delegates and
Committees.
The Committee on Credentials was in session
10 late hour.
The Pennsylvania delegation have prepared a
series ofplatform iesolutoDs, taking higher grounds
il affirmation of the Compromise Measures than
have been proposed by Southern Fillmore and
Webster men, which will be introduced to-day.
The friends of WEBSTER held a meeting last
evening at Carroll Had, and were addressed by
Hon. Moss ii. GRINNELL Of New " DIRK, who was
enthusiastic in support of WEBSTER, and pre-
dicted his nomination on the 9th ballot. The
meeting afterward adjourned to Monumental
Square, where it was addressed by THEODORE
BARNETT Of Washington, RAUPoN of Louisiana,
CRAmProS of Kentucky, EyERTs of New Y ork,
SMITH Of Massachusetts,, and Gen. HAZARD Of
Connecticut All the speeches were in favor of
WEBSTER. The meeting was largely attended,
and kept up to a late hour.
The WEBSTER men are equally sanguine, much
help has been promised them from the Southern
States. FuLmoRK's friends appear more down
cast than at any previous time.
Notwithstanding the early hour the streets are
alive with people and the excitement is very great.
On almost every corner crowds may be seen bat
ting away for the rights of their respective cand-
dates.
The friends Of FILLMORE are much discouraged
at the buoyancy which chamcterizcs those OF
WEBSTER and SCorT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
WING NATIONAL CONVENTION.
CONTESTED SEATS.

The Committee on Credentials (strongly
'FnLMoRE) reported yesterday morning as
fellows:
hJarOr Of BEEKMAN against SHARDLow;
Ijdr0r Of GRISNELL against CARNLEY;
Jajdror cfBARsTow against Cook, (Tompkins j
hJaror Of Bennett against COLE, Orleans j
And decided to admit both SMITH and HARDEN
pRCH, Ulster;
They have also denied seat to PoRTUs BAx-
TER. District Delegate from Vermont.
This report does not concede one con-
tested seat to ScoTT claimant, but ties
one District, admits one WEBSTER man,
(GRISNELL,) and gives all the rest to
FILLMORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
Full Report Of the Proceedings.
THIRD DAY-MORNiNG SESSION.
BALTIMORE, Friday, June le,

BALTIMORE, Friday, June ls, 1882.
The Convention was called to order at
ten o'clock, and opened with prayer by Rev. Mr.
HAMMER, (Presby terian,) of this city.
The President stated the question before the
body as pending when the Convention adjourned
last night viz, the following substitute offered by
Mr. EWING, Of n.y., for the second resolution OF
Mr. DrNcAN, heretofore published,) which had
been amended on motion of Mr.. JESsUP.
Rssolpsd. That the Committee shall consist of one
Delegate from each State, selected by the Delegates
irom each state.
This referred to the appointment of Commit
tee as provided for in the first resolution of MIR.
Duncan, adopted yesterday, whose duty it shall
be to draft series Of resolutions expressive of the
sentiment of the Wings Of the Convention and OF
the great doctrines cherished by them, or other
wise platform of principles to be maintained by
the Wings in the coming compaign.
Mr.. JEssuP rose TO ash leave to withdraw the
amendment which he offered TO MIR. EwING's sub
sttute proposing that each member of the said
Committee on Resolutions shall be entitled to
cast so many votes as the State he represents
is entitled TO in the Electoral College. He said,
| dosthis for several brief reasons, which. will
state TO the Convention.
The amendment was offered with desire, and
with an impression and deep and abiding trust,
that il would, if adopted, promote harmony and
cOnciatc the good fleeing of all in the Convention.
! am constrained to say, that lhaye been led to
the discovery, that the object desired TO pro-
mote, and the object Of those who voted foe it
originally would not seem to be accomplished by
insisting on the amendment. BY leave of the
Convention, desire to withdraw the amendment.
To this there was no objection.
The question then REQUIRED on the substitute
of Mr.. EWING for the second resolution &C Mr.
DUSoASi it was agreed TO, and the resolution thus
amended was adopted.
The CHAIR asked whether the Committee on
Credentials was ready to report. He was
answered that the Chairman OF the Committee
was not present.
The CHAIR announced that the Committee on
Resolutions could now be chosen, and motion
that the Convention proceed to the election Of
said Committee was agreed to.
The several Delegations were then called, and
tie iollowing persons were named to compose the
Committee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
The Liquor Law In w-iiampshirc.

The Liquor Bill passed the House this
forenoon by yote of l72 10 lO5 II Is to be submitted
the people the I'd November next the day OF tho
Presidential Election and ratified by their votes will
go into effect the goth November. Ii will unques.
uonably pass the Senate.
Second DispatcA
CoScoRD Friday, June ls, 1852.
The new Liquor bill was sent to the
Senate this afternoon and without discussion resolu
don agreed To, by vote Of to 2hat In tho event
Of It's suspension by the peopeits operation should BE-
indefinitely postponed aud not simpy for year,
the bill sent in from the House provides. The resou-
ton down to the House for concurrence and wee
definitely ppstpooed In that body by .oity Of seven.
There nv hope OF the Senate recedng from the yots
the resolution the bill may DO almost considered
postponed until tho November session The Lsxisa.
ture will adjourn early tomorrow morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-19
First Ballot by States.

FILLMoRE-Vemont, l; Rhode Island, l Connect
cut, L. New.lork, 7; Pennsy lvanis Maryland, y;
Virgins 10; North Carolns, 10; : ruth CsroliaA (;
Ge0rLis 10; Alabama, g. Mississippi 7; Louissns,
Ohio, kentucky, l2 Tennessee, ~ MISSOURI, D;
Arkansas, Florida Texas, L. Iowa, Wisconsin,
California, l. Total lj3.
Scorr-Mslne, 81 New Hampshire, l Vermont, 1 |;
Massachusetts, 2; Rhode Island, T. Connecticut =;
NewYork, pa New-Jersey, Z Pennsylvania 70 Della
ware, Virginia, Ohio, - Indiana, IL Illinois, Ill
Michigan, 6 Wisconsin, f.; e aiiorpts >.
WEBsrkR-New. Hampshire 4; Vernon, 3 Ma~s-
chusetts II Rhode Islasd 2; Connecticut 3 New.
York, .; Wisconsin,, 3 California, L. Total 90
There we're five other ballots without matensl varia-
ton. See Editorial article.