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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-05

FRAUD, FORGERY, AND FALsEHooD -
There we're some strange revelations made in the
Caral Board yesterday. In emitting their venom
assinH the Canal law, Chatfeld Randall and
Wright publicly proclaimed themselves parties to
most oieracefu Fraud. When roweled b. Messrs.
Assher ard Pollett, and their shameless violation
OF solemn Pledge was pressed home upon them,
chafng and whiting uncer the wel-applied Lash,
they each dsx'sd that rhty had sr gssd that Pledge
In what humiliatirg position are these men
placed b, this asowal, They knew OF the existence
Of that Pledge before the Election. They knew that
il had been scattered broadcast over the State, They
bew thar thousands OF votes would be Influenced by
il And yettAey neglected TO expose the fraud They
silently avsied Themselves Of base political for.
gerry, snd 20 became parties to gross immortality TO
secure honors for themselves and to put money in
Their pockets,
Ths;e are the men who s-e Hox charging Fraud
aid corruption upOE their Associates and predecess.
oIs What miserable bypocrac.
Ii IL possible that this denial is suseptlbls Of cx-
plsnsticn- But IL was bread and emphatic As the
matter stands these gentlemen Si.hsr utter q false.
heed nsw, or were parties. BY their silence. 10 a
Fraud .Asn- They can hang upon which ever horn
Of This dilemma they please EAlh, Eve. Jour.
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The canal Contracts.

The following is the vote by which The
bill directing the present Canal Board to conarn
and execute the Canal Lettings ordered BY inc
late Board has passed the Assembly:
ArEs-tOtp IN Iisbcsl--Messs Bsbeock. Bailey, 30
sdsef Bennett 8ede. Bsetttose, Blsod BrsdIsy IT.
tsrd. Butler. Bul. cesfis J. r. CAemssdga. Ces;s, -
bsrn, Copeisgd, CertelJoU Cessssg Davis. Dgttos ~
wcrh. Fisk, Ford, GL<oa, o. bert Hayd Hgfhcdt
Hort Hedges Hot Rdmk hrey. Hshbu, Hu'csss k<esss
Lake. Luessy. Lyea- Hysa, Mcnroe: No,oneL 49, -
Oakley. OKsrfe, Paler Psrtt. Perry, Persos hcnaos
hicbnond, Riley. Hesss. A. Rove. @. b. We sySs
Ssasfsrd. Shoecraft. 4. Smith sorsbegey SpsAks y.
etevs9s b. Sferess, Steele Siros0 Tayer. raipsr W
ds. wood vaa Estsn Ven ssniroosd Van Va ssn,;Isss
yaa vscs,sn. ward wsldss. Webb. wIl's NJ. Sa'S'
KoEs-[WhIss IN Hai,Ic--Messn civk. cuais
back. Demsress. Fneer, Gallup. Gale, Hatch, hons
Hoover, keyes. King, Lawrence, Lesrey, nsrrny
Mills, Norton. Osterhout, Rollins, J. Rose, r. y"
Rose, stillseii, wsirh, White, wfsai-2f.
Ayrs--Whig, SO; Opp. [HunkersI 81.
Nors-Whig, l Opp. fBurnersl %.
So the bill was sent to the Senate.
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CANADA.
PTeJessed Canal n Saul Ste. Marie-Hayiaa-
tien-Csna<ian Banks and Banking-Libsl
Srit instituted By o Member Of the Cabinet,
The Public Lands and kmisratioa.
C9fTespos esEes u The N. rnbuae

csfTsspos esEes of The N. rnbaas
T0RoSro, Thursday, April i, lisa
The refusal of the Canadian Government.
las. session, 70 permit the Incorporation of Com.
psEy Of Americans for forming canal to overcome
the obstruction Of the Falls OF SAult Ste Marie was
ap'etge Of their determination not to allow 20 in
portsns work to fa.l into the hands of p.iyats
company Of foreigners. Ard although nothing sps-
cisc could be elected at that time OF the intention,
Of Government i. was o5vioes enough that they were
determined TO ssze and, il possible to hold fast this
key 10 the navigation OF Lake Superior. One step
~as taken, however. An address 70 the Governor.
General was passed, praying his ExceIlencv 10 take
INTO his favorable consideration the CONSTRUCTION Of
shlp canal 1t this point. LACED survey al hem
ob,sirtd By TIE Board of Public Works a, far RACK
IS he year lss6 bus % mske counly sure the Gov
tInnerf has resolved 10 order q second survey
Accofcfrg 20 previous rrvey, mile of canal wonid
be sufficient, of which tie cost would be $500 600 -
ksscts the car al good ceal OF dredging beloy the
Cal % for distance OF ssreaisen cities soui1 b. r-
ccfse ard II IS estimated THAI tue cost 81 tnis ToI
exceed That 81 the canal rself For ear 1aay.i,I
yuIposfs u is probably OF 10 great taseqaeare
~ttiEsr tie ~ufk hs rL1eTressn u The CseatIs,,
c. ihs feselsl GcyefEnleLs PROVIDED a. ssre 4fS.s
ocsn 20 The VESSELS of both countries boz agv cat
abon; zee establishment 81 sscb = esneinar send
rsAs he 4uesuoh iupoltsnt. Ia mla,as, e,,;,of
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Markets-R,ported sy TslsrspA

New ORLEANS, Wednesday, March 3l--Noen.
The sales OF CorroS, this moming. were &ooo
bales, at steady prices The transactions Of The
last four days have reached n, 900 bales BAcox-<
Sides are arm at Ole Whisky Is dull at lite 0lIss.
NEw.ORLEANs, Thursday, noon. April I, 1854
CorroH-Sales TO IooD to-day reached 900 balss;
prices steady
The Cansda's news has been received, And pub
lishtd In TAs Ersning Dstta Its effect has not yet
been dey elopsc.
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AssE N BLY,.

BILLS READ AID PASSED..
A bill to Incorporate the New York
Academy OF Music.
A bill to raise the capital Of the Harlem
Railroad Go. to - o00,O00 -,
A bill for the relief Of the CordwAiuers'
Benefit Society Of New-Yofk.
A bill authorizing The construction Of
bridges sr Davisacls str ans between NeW-Yofk
and New. Rochelle. ~.
Mr.. MuNRoE (Whig) moved 10 strike out
90 much 40 permitted the bridging OF the Hsrism
River At the Intersection Of 2dav.
The vote was taken and the bill rejected
A motion to reconsider was laid on the
table.
A bill to incorporate the Dudley 0bserv'
tory, Albany.
A bill in relation to bawkers aud pedIass
In New York. Lost-no quorum voting Asjo1fnss.
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CHARLESTON, Friday. April 2, 1854
The notorious Davla L Pines alias Col Floyd.n
was arrested here to-day. for swindling Mr. Word,
OF Texas. at New. Orleans recently. .Nr. wsrd Ass
pursed him with great ipceiasigablity.
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The Canal Contracts.

ALBANY t<It'oAy. &Dfii 3, l6k4
The People ex. relation Gras,ns X. Phelps sss,,.,
Newell, Auci,oT 81 The Canal. judgment uss "a
DAY rendered IN favor Of the rslator BY the sun,s
Court a. q genefsl term thereof, held Ct tss ~
Capitol. writ OF error has bees issusA ON 49,
Judgment from the Court OF Appeals, rstursaols >,
Monday next.
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Terrible steamboat Explssisn-A Large Nun.
Der OF Perssss ksiled-lnstaus Siuktns se
the Vessel.


NV. ORLkASs, THURSDAY, April ], 1854
Kossuth leaves here for NOBLE thus attetkooH
thence he proceeds TO Charleston.
We are in receipt o, later Intelligence ffsn Mexi
CO, but It Is qaite unimportant.
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Coprt AZ a rsnersl term thereof, held A ~. -
Capitol. A writ OF error has bees issusA ON ~.
Judgment from the Court OF Appeals, rstursaos >,
Monday next
Further Particulars OF the ChiliieetAe rf,.
CIseIsSarI. Saturday, Apnl J. lisa
The Chillicefhe pagers. Just received, contain nm
particulars Of the oesTuctise conaagration thai e.
cured IN that town on Thursday
The Ere broke out IN Watts carpe nter sAoa a.
scon e1terced To be ou,-houses OF the Cine
House, the wind bo~ns nsreely frcm the wet -
Acans' bloch, including the Clinton House And ~.
adjacent warehouses was soon ournc 10 the rro.sS
The flames then ex ended rapidly east, and m .
Few hours the whole portion OF the city east Of HlsA
and northeast o. Sscond-u. was mass Of suI
cerils ruins IL included the Ross bloch The sAoi.
row OF extensive stores bet~een tia. and the canal
the Madeira Honse, and The business houses nonS
from the corner also. the Wholesale essshash~sass
on Water esss OF Walnut st
Every house to Mulberry ct IL burned and nun.
Der are destroyed as far east - Britge-a
The merchants had just received thsiT stocis a
spriBg goods and the loss IL enormous.
The Post Office Was destroyed, but the books ua
letters were saved.
TAs Idssrtissr printing Office, the telegraph Inca
&C. were also destroyed.
Terrible sseambsas Explssisn-A Large Nun.
Der OF Perssas ksiled-lnstaus Sinking se
the Vessel.
MADISON, Ia Saturday, April ,, is,a!1
The steamer Redstons, Captain Tate, hence "a
CINCINNATI, with about seventy persons on board IN.
cludiEg the boats crew. blew up as she was oacxas
out from SCOTS lSndins, about three miles a,,vS
Carrolt0n, at ~ O'Clock ihis afternoon.
The force OF the explosion was terrible. and coa-
pleteiy shattered the BOAT, which Immediately saAk
in twenty feet water.
OF the passengers large proportion are lost, and
OF the crew oniy the captain and clerk are ssved.
The former 10 severely II no, fatally, iniufei.
Upto- o'clock this esening hftseu cead hoiles
bad been recovered Ia u horribly mutla'ed coadi.
ton.
IL 10 impossible. at present, to sire the names Of
those who Were kilied
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That joel y. .,y~rU charged 'hc state fnr III
services a. canal appraiser at tie rtte q r.'vr
thousand five hunIr,i dollars year. J,..s' ar
Paper.
Keep :, before the people" that The above /,
mean. da.tarily lalseh,oi snoauto besa,h b. %.
p,l,ron tina; ponncd il far he knew, As every 20
telligen, MN knows, tia, co,auntee Of the l.
mvi, legislature composed Of 'srrn Wigs an.
fire democrats, with power to send Tor person
and papers, after giving ;Li- sghi'ct 4 thuronci
irves' cation, reported 'nat it lad bcea establish
ed before them by hrcimgihc proof, 'hat the aP
praisers had been cmploycd some 400 d'ys. 5
there is 4 Wig lie on, about this matter and wh
is more probably the lar tiii' Joliet editor, ch'k
hs with spite again.; Nateson, or these sevcl
wings, acting under the sanctiun Of an oath !"
know. toe. th,. a, the Time the>s appraiser. ~
criyed $4,000 ~ 100 days service, the cana
Trustee, were ,aSiu. s. 600 ca,h iurtHo month
service. AMI til. same Joliet whic paper va. ON
with h,lfa dozen other wing p1pers hat ju''id,
aud defended the shameless robbery D.-u,.i
consistency.
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: speech oi Cen. PIERCE.

TIE Grlni,e C'arof CaGr'fl Nv II nm. .s.rr.
fora meeting co. THar-.lt, evening uG ,., week
ID. wL.rl the election rev. from Ou.., lI.luaa ,ui
p.uu. wants. wa ANNOUNCED repaired ,U bol'
FOO tie residence # Gen. plsGcE II rc-pau,c To-
ui. cal. Gen pIs.tp made tht il.lrH'n. r.fu'I>..
I,N beautiful and appropriate i, rhi- speech :
md how nab'y j, camr're- with The b5mb,'rc
.nl esoii-tI,al twatr'e uttered by Gen scott rn
.l. recent rlrc,.unceuns tour through Ohm
Kentucky, &c!
" h. acAnovlrdgrd the kindness If his neigh
bI- aDI friends, IN coming Ia greet irn upon the
reception of intelligence iu winch the, mgl, well
ulpo-e De- va not indifferent though he could
~ = ,ay hat hts position from the first, had
rscr rA'Irel m hlm M, th.nI ike feelings Of fla.
IHu. lie bad GALAXY awaited the progress "t
events, and should continue to do 30. Cun-yluu-
hat however the result mlGu, affect individuals
biz intelligent country meu we've rUGudlu,ly com
,prlrul lu take care Of their own interest, uu irl
Nr guidance 81 that power 10 which be wished
,e could all habitully look with more humiiIt,
ul fuih He trusted hI- frrud- would not f,r
get that with cnli IErncd and h"u,rat- men. H.,
rur ot tiumph va, always the hour OF mag
4 ,niuliy.
] It was not TO be- overlooked that there vrr,
4 round W many With whom W. arp m iu.N va
vrcuur.e, at thl- moment moved %, f., .lug- ~
ril, the opposite to iho.e whirh ,HllrI eos %
4 ,-.rmtlage before him; ani h'- iyl"u,i. ,.l.,
veil HHird thu Circumstance to i-I'Ict suG,,'
Ntai frun their JOY H. hopri hat h-y Won,
,'sp remember that NJ pru.rr,t u .urr..,. 500
udvsd political rlcvtiiuuit-VIi ruuI tvs.lrr ih,.
Il irlghlur- NOR" ut be- wuirh, ui flr ru L i,u.,
4 nj affection IT which be- ". r,uf ruIh gut,
Ul 10 the people Il hls native .isIr VI, u,ul
! acknowledged ubllgairu- 'nr the rxpu,,,an ,
ShIch language furnished no form H,w cuul
be- otherwise For more Than twenty N,Hr
; heir dsin'crrs'ed friendship f. i,, ID u,y,
\ hllled, nor their confidence .hak.u. he tad n.
4 he arrogance 10 believe tbl' hl. service, b.
lhr"n ~ I'll ,0um .U.urilr vi.h ihrjt steady. ui
COLLECTED Partially. Tn the r.rui of that r,l
alIty lie would ever look VIII u,,ls u.i ga
Aicariun From the record II n- ac.., u. M o.,
4 pIcnt h0 had neither the right nor the incIIn.
lou to turn away. lie would frrr, c,u,r.r
K hl- friends that within the last few week. It ha
been peculiarly pleasant to knoc that forty seve
I ear, among this people as boy and man ~,
,iv'n TO their faith in him that strength III.
iI-ehood could no, shake it, not pcrtidy sI'sl
away.
Gen. Pierce closed with renewed expre,siu
IN his thanks, aud hearty good night to h
ueishbOr,
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Representatives..

T1s,s ar, si~,,,. ,i,.f,,I. Iy the ~ p.
20 d-f.., onc ofiae ..mocr,,,, ca,di.lans FIR r..
,Ii.,r;c, cnI r,r soma r-o,sr
,tc main f n, ,e,u. 10 b, made on Mr. sarbrrL
v,,,, ,,,b.r II. ,n, t,.s.,,t, IN. .l,rs i,.,i,, a
Is,st ro,ll ,so.ir.. that Vr : .boulJ b.. tle u.
victim, s;r..,li. li.,ri,, has b,c,
f,rmcJ the eastern end ar Gfundv county T.,
never had a reprcscu,afive Eurcau ha, had BE-
commemorative, and /, Sale l,. no, only had con
,tan,l, Oh, senator bu, a representative teeido'
II woull mot Ice fair OF honorable to give ber b1,l
representative, a. ,h. election. Least of 81
would /, BE- fir to give Oiia-l both the senator
and arcrre.en,ative. We shall not be accused
If personal hostility to Mr. Fisher in making these
remarks There /. no viii, IN tie l..,.itt whom.
we should more gladly See elected. But we a.,
Cor j,.,tics 70 Grmdg coui,.
Asto Nr S,arbueL il SHOULD Gu, no fsurc ir
the estimation off,irly disposed non what .or, ol
man ba il so long aS he ha, Lsr3 loonr,h,
nre.cn,,J by Crurdy county A, the man Of their
choice. snl is the onl, one u her CHI. nj. who clu
po,.ibly be elected. Il not far La.all. to- die
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Foreisn.born Citizens, Read this (!

Ia the United States senate, on the 10Th Of
August, lsil. (vhen'Perce, King and Graham
we're in that body) Mr. Young, Of Illinois.
democrat moved an amendment to the land dis.
,rbution bill, to the eifec. that foreigners should
hare III sans yighto prsonp'ion as natirs born
citi.ens' IN that proposition the vote las will be
found in the Congressional Globe for the lst ses
sion Of The 9th Congress, page il7) stood as
follows
YEAs-Msssrs. Allen, Benton. Buchanan.
Clay Of Ala, Cuthber,, Fulton, KING, Linn,
McRobcrts, Mouton, PIERCE Smith Of Conn,
Sturgeon, Tallmadge, Tsppan. Walker White.
Williams, Woodbury., Wright and Young-o2,
(:l democrats and whigs)
FAIs.-Messrs, Archer, Bates, Dayard, Berri.
ep, Choa'e Clay Of Ky, Clayton, Dixon, Ev.
aus, GRAHAM, Henderson, Huntington, Kerr
Nerrick, Miller. Morehead, Phelps, Porter
ifent1s, Preston, Rives, Simmons, Smith of In.
dsoa. Southland aud woojbridge-e5. (All
vhigs)
Read this. natu'alzed citizens. The whu
party. (sasing bat barely two of twenty seven
and prominently among them Mr.. Graham voted
sgdina the amendment, to secure your equal priv
ligss with the native citizen, while every demo
srat, Pie,ec aud King with item, voted for til,
amendment, Intelligent and rejecting Foreigners
you that have left the liberty crushing dyuas
ties Of tho old world-vill you no, think Of ,hes
things when you come to the polls, and will yo
not obey every impulse Of true human nstur
and vote for those who are really your FREUD, !
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prss PrSs An nyen,oL in the way " ,
metallic pen has just been pr.se ,,ed to Us, which
is certainly something new and valuable. It i
simple steel pen, pointed with platina aud GOV
cred with gutta percha. which answer, all tn
purpose Of gold pen as to durability snlnonll
ability to corrode. /, i' manufactured by A
KEEL Co, London, and sold IN thi, place only b,
j. Dckey, the sole agent for Ottawa and l.
Sale county. We have given the pen iAir tru'
and assure our reader. tia, i, ia all i, pretend, t.
be. Tie price /, little above tia, ofihe ordinar
steel pen.
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Iea.h cf ranielWehster.

Il
q Another Of he grea, lights of the age has gon
= out The misht,st intellect Of the present ia.
in this or probably any other country, has passe
Saway, rs silks the sun into the bosom Of ,b
sdecp. The great WEBSTER whose name is a
ffimilar as household words to every child u
sAmericn, has gone 10 lis long account, lie die,
sat his horne At Mnshfcd in the bosom Of hi
Z hmily, n - minutes before O'Clock last Sua
yday iaoruihg. lie retained the fall possession @
Shs intellect to the ls-t, although hi. disease On
sh,mma,.yu Of ihs hmin seemed TO render /, i,a
pos,ible,-and hi, spirit passed calmly and peace
gully into the world be, ond- TO tie bosom q
4 he God ,h,t gave H."
3 Nj Webster W, tom on the 18Th January
.;l7s3 ard was u,squrnly at the time of hr
!; eaJb nearly - wear, old lie wa- a native oil
,;Sll. bury. y H. but lived most Of hts days 10
Z massachusetts, The history uf Slr. W. l. how
!: r,rr, so familiar 10 mos, persons, aud to CIV,
: even a Sigh, sketch would occupy So much room
S4yge, hat We shall bot auemp,it
i The Telegraph trough! fall particulars Of ih,
4 A., illness Of Mr. ", from vLith We maze ex
j ra,tS
/ The disease Of Nj " had been inflammation
III Tie bowels, aud Up to last F,d,y-he Wa
4 Supposed 90 lie va uu .r mediate Danger, aud It
j wa. even supposed he would in few DAYS b
y ,b.e TO resume public business. Bat on Friday
!: ne r. .jcian became alarmed Daring Friday
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Monster Ncceinhlea,

Nr. c. ~ Van Doren lef, at our eificc in III,
way'of curiosity, something tina, we verify bele',
canpo, be beat, aud yet it vas beet. /: was
regular sugar beet, that weighed lsi lbs, ais,
one weighing l6, aud one is lb.,,hs mos, monste
roots Of thu k,ni We ever saw, II also left u
some delicious vans, which thousand thank,
Neither we're cqualed at the v..ilouvills IAN
Capt. Reed has also left US something in tn
way Of ,uruips ,ha, we never sss cqunllcd bp
fore. They are No, saly mons,rou. As To size. bu
"swec, and briYls as artichokes We ue,e
saw fner He hIs ssy quantity Of them.
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pucs, aul that hs habits, his instincts, and hI' de
>irrs, are muir cuu.tnial tu the rank at a dssn"t
u AMI imperial ,I,tatrr tlan Ia that 81 gene
raj IN the American SEW icr. ohevug the ins'tuS'
tons ofhis government impicts and thtllu'lN
, servant Of the American people ought 10 90
Now look at the the consequences. Ibe anh' A
,ion " Mexico. at that Time could nave o'eh q
fr,t,d Ia Opposition o. the Whole word Pe"'e
fuliy AMI auj,ily We have seen IN The vast &C
cuuulatjvn If wealth. UuG poN,r, anu ,'ls''
qrrncc To- the country. and particularly To- 'h'-
clu unl Ia The Northern states, TIE ''t"'- ~
the Irqui-itiuu .. Ctltunla ami IT. Wnt'" J." "'N
The acqs,i,i,n Il NrNco with us n3'"'u'N''S
urlnr> ct al descriptions, would have N''" WI '"
more than hall 4, Evu Ca!tiuIu'aN ln l's u ""''''
over the rapid progress Of this republic p"ut
ularly Of New York. New England, a"d Tue
C,n'ro Statt>.
The assumption e ljtl,torial roNer- rs Gen
Scott Ia the ct, ,i NlrNro, contrary 60 tie con
st'u'inn. aud contrary to law. rud contrary 10
his m,iructvns has deprived tbs republic 81
one Of the most magnificent prizes that ever was
offered for as acceptance And nov only con
traN this assumption rn the part pf Gen scott, IN
the citN If M,N.,u with hi other opinions IN IA.
vor If the anne alton 81 an abolition, autr slavery
pnverW >'r.,k,n place Ike Canada lie j. IN
favor 1T tAc uue. probably ON account 1t IT. h"r
boring an he ruuwly slaves from the south, but
oppose t, the other ~ spite # the wealth, the
riches the power and tie consequence 70 w"a,d
have added 'o tbs cuuu,rN. The assumption "i
Gen scott. in refusing tu hcrtp ,h.t proposition
ur transmit it 60 h,. government viii delay NE
progress If Tie country ior hry oT bundled
wears
On NJ 0cse ground, therefore H. silly bursts
e tsut'>W aud u. u,,u,r, - well ~ hrs uneun'u
tutr.rl sumption e dtclsrnrl pnNrrs-we
are not sgr-priri that the intelligence, The cum
mon .,r,r ami ,hc sacariouS di,crrrmrnt Il the
people ct rrrr,N wanna and tie central states
-huu.d rrpudu'r al ,uppori 20 such candidate
fuv jlr Presidential ,har put h1wari u he Is
hv the snt progressive stolitlun party, snd with
h. >rutmruts developed IN such speeches and
such ay,Wals a, We have just seen lin make
during iS rl,c'i,rreIiug expedition m these
states H. defeat next month Will be overNLglm
ing and az vl
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% the Polls! To the Polls
On Tuesday Mort

the great quadrenniel battle comes off when IT,
reonle will ,gsin determine who shall BE- thei
ruler. for .l,e next four years. Most happy ar
wa 10 congratulate the Democracy On th
cheering prospect there is before item q 4 o''.
( liant victory. Asa paper quoted in anothr'
rulanIn uu,Lflly remarks, since the late cleo
tons, Pierce only NEEDS The .forwd'iy Of an e''c
ton. 10 make him Presi!,ut-the puddle 'v''
has already decided IN li- favor. But lriu. moi
therefore remain from the poll, Remember
The price Of liberty is eternal vigilance Lei
every democrat te at Lis post, aaI 1t every vote
lie coaa'cd
Aul, Democrats, iululge Us ore word m0fe 90
tie Importance Of voting the iell ticket. ",
snow many have objections ,onamos on oar tax
ct. but we know. too, that II Is impossible &.
pleas. everybody IN making nominations, R.
member. we arc now voting i'r principles
10. men" tic ticket is the sign Of cur oec"
- We uarg'e that We mango or cNed,
lis certainly no, eon,..',ri TT democrat {.
vote for Pierre AMI King, sal then vote against
The same pracipl,s by v',ins for Norton or 10y d
81 is Representative Drawing >LcriH Democrats
tia, are such from rTiaeiple, must sometimes $40
rice personal preference. Let Us give our u'Ne'
a united an geusr0as support Lay aside Der-'
M, chickering's nov. and We vii have the fewer &.
encounter at the next election. Democrats, b.
sirouc--ac, unilel'y ,ss one man. When NaPo1s
leon had larger faroc than lie own to hsh'
VII ch he dared not attack IN body, lie voa'd
i.,iss Tie enemy and ,o'q, ct him IN detail
l., rot the Wig, ief,a, 4, by The 'sme tactics
United, The democracy IS ever iuy.not's; j.rii,3
VIZ ever mast be a, tie Grey u oar iscs