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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-For

Sale an excellent Farm In New-Jersey CONSISTING o.
Isl are. a. ~ hch are under cultivation. IL IA within
two hour. Of New-york I Of mile from the heyPof
and Freehold Plank Rosd and mile from the ho1nshins
rsee ~ setown p int. There Is commodious vel
lins ma The obudDgs extensive and OF the best de-
spon la,se rurnber OF choice fruit trees have been
ns5tsd during the years The soil IL clay lozm
20 Yields heavy crops ofWheat and Gras Every part OF
the properly well waIered and for stock farm can be
oaire of LEONARD AFPLEBEE, ESQ., So Wall-st where
map Of the property may De seen 1t an eligible prop
erty to the Capitalist Is well I" Farmer a. the rent VIII
weld good interest uJoD the purchase.
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NAI-ROAT VIOLA FOR SALE

CAIL-BOAT VIULA FOK SALE.-
- sloop Rugged and in prime order throughout Hasa
well calculated for safe pleasure boat Burden six tons
Inquire Of CHI ARIES BAKER Ne. lt5 Chamoersst or 81
Bakers Hotel, Hoboken.
TNARM AGENCY, No. 35 Wall-st.-100
Farms and country seats for SALE Farms In all paris OF
the country bought sold or exchanged No charge unless
sale Ia effected L. Il. MILES.
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GLEN WASHINGTON RESI-

" DENCFS FOR SALE.-These places are on the llar-
lem Raired 50 minutes ae from 2ths in the township
pf Schkers 10 minutes walk from depot and within half
hours drive from Yonkers Village. They the most ro
mantle and beautiful la tbe vicinity Of NewIork Each
place embraces fom half 81 More than 100
scres are covered with ihry gruwing trees Thry.three
sf these places bounded sid by failing
brooks of pure water Thy,wo have buidins sites ee
waited as TO afford views Of Long Island Sound well as OF
xhe surrounding country and Of them afford views OF
abe Highlands. The avenues are opened and well made
The property brousht into market, and yet
more than 81 places been sold Only ten cent Is 10
be paid down five years given for the residue but the
hases required build neat cottages or other houses
on the premises No pub nuisance Is TO Be permitted The
oeshborng lands already occupied by oPuent men
dips there but attending 20 their Affairs daily in the city.
Mans and plans of buildings will be shove and any inor
NATION gwen by the undersigned al his Office corner OF 18th
al and 10Th ay J. LOTHRUP.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET.-A beauti-

full Cottage near Hudson, Columbia County. The
house IL conveniently constructed In complete order and
most located The grounds tasefuy LAID out
and contain an abundance and variety Of choice fruit trees
beside fine shrubbery plants There alec large Kitchen
garden and abundant supply Of water at the door II
within Eve minutes walk Of church, an academy two
schools post Office and the station of the railroad By which
1t s less than four hours distant from New York There are
AT least four daily communications by railroad and steamboat
with New-York The location while possessing these ad-
vsntaees peculiarly healthy retired and pleasant ana
Tie properly will be sold accommod ting terms and for
a very low price. For terms, &c, apply TO ,,,u
JAMES s SLUYTER, No Wallst-
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E,oR sALE-The Following described


,sle prooerty for sale at the low prices named, for
- f.pped Tor Immediately az We wi'n 70 sppy ihso
N business connected WIN oosts SC-'
bssutfu lam OF 100 acres In Orange 70 10 nlsn ooo
safe OF cultivation
Also Of the best bouses IN PoughSeePae one soo
about wears since lo,0'V
Also modern built brown stone house on StnSt, - -.o
ITCSs. lpfoVV
Also tive handsome 3Story brick bouses ON Degraw-
st. Brookl,n n, near Hckss Each rent for $50 -oo
Also two 3-story biick houses and lots on Sscketh,
Brooklyn. near Colunbisrst- Price OF esch a ooo
house a. 500 wv
Also story oetason front house on DegrawI, mo
Brooklyn near Courts -. .r w., w. ~
Also, Farm Of IS acres near Monis'o"ntb Ee" ? sOo
A.o Fsn Of I4o acres In Windham Co. Conn IS .oo
miles from Norwich q e. wv
Also first mortgage on Farm near Ne"@iA '' ~ Ooo
of....... - -. . .oo5 riece of
Also per cent h 70 foT .. 1000
Asc INST mortsAte 90 a'u'" 5000
Aim Tor sale ct liberal discount the following de,
scribed second MORTGAGE well secured 90 good
productive property In Brooklyn, insured ior the
whole amount Of the mortgages Am
On ,no,,ss.e due in one wear for............ 1000
Two mostsases for $500 each, on two separate houses
scn rented n0r on speb so1ss for 1000
Also, several other second wonesSes equally well
secured on property In New;foIk Brooklyn. ana
In the country amounting in the aggregate, to % .oo
Opebaf the purchase money OF the above properly can
ersin on bond ard mortgage for five years at per cent?
or Der cent will be deducted from the above prices the
whole purchase money be paid In cash
DARIUS DAWSON BROTHER,
Nos S74 and SIG Broadway, New-York.
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ITO GENTLEMEN, mot to Children,

\ nor TO the Mion)- PENMANSHIP, currente Gala
mo-Gentemen whose hsndwTitir Is imperfect and who
may desire become accomplished penmen are respectfully
informed that the desgned has recently invented and
now offers the writing public system OF instruction and
course of practice by which every pupil must necedry &C:
qure perfectly free and mastery command OF the pen and
the ability combine all the correctness and beauty oil en-
craving with the greatest possible rapidly.
Perhaps in ten what Is caled natu
rel talent for writing and would become superior pennan
under system of instruction which would prove OF no es
sental service 70 the remaining nine The system now
offered does not require any special capabty the part
of the pupil and gentlemen most remarkable for deficiency
in the faculty Of imitation who have been most Inferior
pepmen the age of fifty, may nay must bv going
faithfully through this process acquire sll 6y
none but the accomplished writer's Another pecui-
sty of this system ia that gentlemen who by its
have acquired the desired ability entirely neglect their
writing for years. and yet in weeks time, recover with
out the aid Of master all their former skill and Will also
be perfectly capable Of imparting their skill TO others
The time required receive the entire coarse depends
solely the pupil and may at his option occupy three
weeks or three months. - -,
The undersigned is forming private class OF Gentle
men mot chdIen) his residence, and respectfully invites
parties to avail the mselves of his services TO call on
him any day between and o'clock A. NJ, or between
and 10 O'clock NJ when all necessary information will be
frankly given. w. S. MACLAURlN No. so Irving place
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NTOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS

Sealed tenders will be received by the Warden and
Municipal Council of the united Counties OF Huron Perth
ard Bruce at the Council Room In Goderieh, Canada
West on MONDAY the oath June next the hour Of IL
O'clock noon when the tenders will be opened, for the
bnildinR of a WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
Maitland River at the Of Godech, (spsn about 500
fee, Plans specifications be at the office OF
JO3N MCDONALD Esq, Godench ill the day OF letting
Two sod and sufficient approved suToties will bs required
10 into bonds with the for the due fmeni
of the contract Payments will BE- made monthly az the
ok progresses The Bridge TO be completed ny the ST OF
Octohsr 1853 ANY Information respecting the above may
be had by making application to the County Engineer At
ststfod IN the said united Counties ~ By et5e postpaid
JOSEPH O. KIRK, County Engineer,
Huron Perth and Bruce
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mnsical.

TIA USICAL.-Signorina ELIZA VAL
IVH ENTINI, the prima DONNA Professor in Singing,
and Thorough Bass has the honor TO inform the
musical ladies that she will be in New York all summer
She teaches and be at her private residence
No. 10 Ludlow place. Housonst, corner OF Macdougsl
Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, from 10 o'clock A NJ
till Z. NJ
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HOUSE and LOT for SALE at BAR

IL GAIN-There is large 4stoTy house in 40th-si. be-
twesn 9Th and othsvs built expressly for tenant house,
onteing about 30 and viii pay annual ent OF 0
and $500 The building and lot purchased for lees than
che building cost taken booTs the hrs OF July next For
more fall particulars inquire Of T. COTTON No 50 Beck
nn-Gf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
NOR SALE-A conmodious HOUSE,

with II acres of Land pleasantly situated on the East
Riy.r mile from the Railroad Station at Mamaroneck,
Wescbester Co. N Y Best Of garden, fruits nc Posses
sion will be given on short notice Inquire OF nTHl'
SON drug store cor 28tht and 8thay OF A FIERCE,
,,e.r The nrernses Price IS 500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

Leaving surplus for nonpreferred stockhodsr'
BY reference 10 previous statements Il VIII s
that property costing when reaid and equipped ~.
mortgaged for $3.50 BOO and that the estinsied nes
amount 10 s. SIS sum rarely exceeding ne ~
agreed 10 be paid the bonds Issued RefeFrnf W -
and of the act Of the Legislature Of PennsyssI.s
April g. 1880 full authority is given to iss1s taess
create mortgage 10 hem, and sale Of me" -
az valid below ~ at or above oar: ...ss 1910
Proposals 70 be directed as above and supesis .
payments on the 18th Of June when the .onss ~ -
hyered The accrued interest, from May tosns w *:
goes with the bond. y: kUboinn99sssM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
and LOT for SALE.-The

three story and basemsat brick house together with
LOT located No 25i 29thst of9thsv IL Is healthy
and beautiful location two fine grape vines and great
ey shubbery IN the yard II viii be sold cheap and
easy efms Possession immediately. Apply the premi
-ses or to ID. CHICHESTER No. So7 sth.av.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
LyOR SALE.-A very desirable piece Of

ground, containing half scre, about niue city
lots OF the best localities in the village OF WOoddock
Morrisania fronting Prospect-sv and nearly opposite
the end Of Wall ct For further particulars inquire OF H.
MEEK 54ths between 9th ard 10th avs and 52d st. be-
tween 18th and l2th-avs, New.York, or ?. HAMMERS,
Manchester House, MorIsania.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
DEAUMONTS PATENT STARCH

DPoLIsH-JoHN N. slows Chemical Erauvs
eosp--JOHNSOS'S Orrfs Tooth Sosp-BEAUMOSTs
French Liquid Bueng-Au Of which A, stye
entire SUBTRACTION and constantly used By those who have
gwen then trial Wholesale sair retail DspoL 81 Rowsry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
NIARSH'S COURSE of BOOK-KEEP-

lH ING-Let those who cannot avail themselves Of q
course of practice under the author buy this book COED
teacher ITSELF and Acknowledged TO be the most simple
complete and be lfu work published the subject
For sale the authors countn FOR the practice OF
bookkeeping No 5O4 Broadway first floor up stairs Price
81 q bound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
NOR SALE-Ip the CITY of New Haven

shsndsome modern Brick House. 1t has ii finished
rooms with the conveniences Of furnace bath room &c
and large Garden IS feet wide by lS feet Deep with ya
Gus kncs Of fruit and vines and being centrally To-
Gated in ever respect pleasant and desirable residence
Tor A eepteel family TENS of payment made easy FOR
ipouire on the premises No. "a Georgest New
Haven CT or ofN HALL No. Il9 Front-st- New ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
NAY & McMULLEN'S PATENT

IhOsE.-The trial made Of this tncomparAbls Wstss
dos for past hs fully demonstrated it, superor
~ Orders fou Railroads FGctoes Water Companies
othe-s solicited Every piece warranted % dive sAtsctios
and manufacturer The following Ia ope "a
s mary oertsssiOA sni pzbhed 70 show tie estimates
JERSEY CITY, Dee. IL, 1851.
Horace H. DAY, No IS CcuEtlandt-st, N. Y.-DeIr SS
ale sIsai pleasure In ssns 70 you in answer 70 Jour In
mir IA regard % ndis Rrbber Hose furnished By
Sr he New-Jerse Railroad and Transportarcn Company
tS. We have found of the very best description and
osxer u ach better purpose than either leather or esnv
4 t only more dursbe the end the most economical
Ne have now rubber hose Of cur Locomotives tnsf
NC purchased Of you two yea ago, wnAen las esen 80
ssnf and sui; GOOD and have tound You
,urpIy 10 stand pressure Of $50 lbs % ne .gusre nSa
Yoars very respectfully, JAhEs me- -. a,
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Grbools.

EXCELSIOR.-Parents wishing to find
an Institution In which good order Is maintained By
real kindness and rapid improvement secured by thorough
instruction will be pleased and served at the Commercial
and Classical School, No. IS HenIy-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
piano-Gortes.

OSTON PIANO-FORTES.-The
largest Of Pianos in this city to be found
at be oms of I. GILBERT i Co, No. 3$3 Broad
way corner Of Anthony-st opposite Broadway Bank and
Theate and will be sold bargains They have the
metallic name, and are warranted to stand any shmate
Dealers supplied very liberal terms. Also, GlLBERTS
Cottage Boudoir Pianos convenient for small rooms
for sale low, and warranted. - - -
HORACE WATERS, Sole Agent.
SECONDHAND PIANos.-Twenty secondhand Pianos to
cheap for sale at the following prices: One at
one at $50 one at 1885, one at $40 at $780, one at s5
three at Sz5 two $50 two $685. two $40 three S5O
hoan Piano. 500; DO, $40; one Prince Cos Me-
odeoDs SSO SS $65 SS5 one Boudoir Piano,
$50
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EORDHAM VILLAGE LOTS.-We

call the attention Of all those wishing beautiful
Building Site place for profitable investment TO the few
remaining Plots al Fordham Village The plots sold will be
improved by good class of buildings and desirable society
The location is high and healthy and needs only to be seen
To be appreciated For maps and inio maon apply 10 H.
co, No Nassau ST., or GEO. BANKS, a.
tne Fofdham Hotel
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Cntlerp, 6ar6ware, &r,

American Hardware
DLIVEN & DOUGLASS, COMMITS
I'D SION MERCHANTS aud WHOLESALE DEAL
Frs No. Platt-st, near Pear,
the trade large stock Of goods which they
sany receiving direct from the manufacturer and will b
cold on favorable terms
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ESTATE.-The undersigned,

I'D EAL ESIAI E'-IH ne uhutIsIgheu,
Secretary Of several Buieies Associations consisting Of
syers thousand member daily applied % theso VINO arc
Sss. purchasing Real Estate Hehas therefore opeued
Rss,sisr In which be viii enter fall description OF such
nrcnerty a. may Ne offered for sale and persons aeVus OF
f or otherwise will 6n6 Il 20 Il eli advantage oy
S.Sie, description Of their properly with him Persons
Sssrns az may suit themselves By examining f
SSssssssr J. PECASE. ofica. No. l6S Hestef-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
MOUNT vERNON.-For sale. a Lot

yH IN this accessible and rapidly improving vilsge. The
Tot admitted 70 be Ct the most desirable respect
o.;s;on HIGHT soil &c IL viii be sold low and on easy
e,,. ~ party who IN bulls immediately. Apply before
"a Al or aAer 4 z. M al No. HAmmond-st
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alarbinerp, Sr.

COTTON FACTORY MACHINERY
~ FOR SALE-At Mechanicsvile, Saratoga Co. by the
AmsTifa an Linen Thread Company, IS folo~s;6 Cards
spinning EsmsA SpeederS Mules, Spoorg Frame, 90
SpfnelsA2 Narpers Presses 90 Looms Cars Bobbins
Reeds Hsness Shute &e 6c All OF which at prices 80
Ter cent less than the orixinal cost q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
TNOR SALE-A few small Cottages, on

Lots % by lO7 feet the railroad and stage routes
Brooklyn, about 81 miles from the ferry The houses
new have four and cellar and garden In front Pnce
i6S Hester-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
EOR SALE-A Country Residence,

with 25 acres Of Land in high state of cultivation in
the village OF Hempstea1 L. L. 20 miles from the city by
Railroad The House is large and eommOdous built In mod
ern Style with sliding doors marble nantes piazza extend
ding the entire front and with convenience tor
gentesl family The grounds laid out with shr boerry
and Fruit Trees Of various kinds IN full bearng This place
s situate half mile of the village. railroad posofce,
chuc and schools No healthier place can be found The
whole improvements nearly new having been built but
few years For particulars, apply to JOSEPH HALL No.
II Burling-slio offhe subscTb Der on the premises
SILVANIlS BEDELL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
Y NICKERBOCKER SAVINGS BANK

N-sth-sy, corner Of zSd-st-Open daily from 10 A.
10 M-The charter OF this Institution IN minors
and females married unmarried the snre sontol Of eli
soneys deposited In their
WILLIAM w. CAMPBELL, rreEidess
ArsoE WILLIS. Secretary
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~
LII lyn a two story Swiss Cottage, II rooms-S2, 500,
81 800 mortgage marble marte and sliding doors first
rate street Also story brick House, Easements
Der cellar rooms-$2SoO roo mortgage, possession
INN edately-both Inquire Myrtleavenue near
Frark lin. EK VAN BEUREN, Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17

IL valuable Bakery, No 6l3 4th-st near Avenue c. The
proprietor intends settling farm and whes TO dispose OF
She above The stand exceed by few in the CITY, aud the
income fem the whole will satisfy any reasonable person
Lot 258xs6 house "A feet deep and stories heh For
ticulsis inquire on the premises. MICHAEL BBCh.
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Tnanrial.

DANK STOCK-For Sale, at par, pay
ID inr ten per cent. dividend. a. the Office Of JOAN
THOMPSON, cor Wall-st and Broadway.
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NEW and SECONDHAND PIANO

EORTES-We have hand large assortment
OF new and Pianos for sale and to hire Pianos
from $50 to $500 For hire from 50 10 $40 per month No
$50 Broadway New-York. Stafford x BROTHER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
ELEGANT WEDDING and VISITING

IL CARDS-Silver. bordered, and plain, beautifully
usyed splendid Wedding Envelopes Of the latest styles
line Silver Door Plates great variety Of patterns Consi
Notary and Society Seals Hesldre Devices Of every do
scripon In the first style Of the stone and metal
EvERDELL, Broadway, No. 800, cor. Duans-r-
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cash PAID for RAGS, CANVAS,
NBAGGING, BALE ROPE CUTTINGS, Grass and
Tsed Rope old Pap-r, and all other Paper Makers sosk
By CYRUS w. FIELD Co, No. "a Beekmar-st.
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SOLD, and Bounty Land, Pension and other Claims
against the Uned States promptly attended to by GEO
WOODMAN Counse or at Law. Notary Public. aud Com
missioner foi Wisconsin, Iowa. Indiana &c. No. 20 VIII
Iiam.st New.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-17
LyOR SALE-A beautiful Country Res

idence with plenty Of fruit only four miss from New
81 400, part cash il applied for soon Inquire OF
CARHART PULLS, l3z Souti a6th.st villa msburgh
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NINEFRESHTEAS. MOODY
MILLS. Flag and
s. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

Il HONEY SOAP-Ths invaluable article which OBJ
tanned the prize medal the Worlds Fair. in Loodon Is
daily gaining ground in public estimation and the demand
for its immediate great that II Is with great diff
Guilty supplied by the Inventor Its fragrant refreshing and
sof-nng qualities and the smooth and white appearance
which II mparts the ,kn snkir gy obvious and
spoken Of 10 TIE highest by all who use it. w DA
Wis CO, Importers and Sole Wholesale Agents No 90
Courtlandt-st.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-02-05
For the Freeman.
The Wing Party and Slavery.

Mr.. EDITOR I'm a communication publish
ed in the Freeman, Oct. 9th, ] made out or Ell.
deavored to make outthat the Wing party which
once boasts Of being the true liberty or anti
slavery party, have abandoned these hypocritical
professions and turned over to the South to aid
them in carrying out their pro slavery schemes.
The lamented sage and patriot Of Quincy,
the late Hon. John @. Adams, predicted a few
years ago, that " The Whig party never tCiH dbOL-
ish Slavery. To secure power ii wW court the and
Of the South and eventually become the Pro ,SIaye-
ry party" This prediction has proved to be ac-
tually true-the more honest of the party can
not or will not deny it, unless they mean to lie
OF deceive. But should 1t be denied, | have on
Iy in proof to refer to the pro slavery acts of the
present whig National Administrator, to the firm
manner in which it has " enforced the Fugitive
Slave act,-an act that would to-day disgrace
the most tyrrannical despot on earth,-and also
to the " faithful adhereance" which it has given
to the pro slavery measures OF the 3lst Con.
gress, w%rongfully called the "Compromise or
| Adjustment" measures. If this is not enough
to convince the most discreet, | will refer to 9th
er acts of the party which will leave no doubt
as TO the truth OF the saying, that the " Whig
party has tructIed 10 The Staue power."
The first apparent deviation that was noticed
in the Wing party from their long protested an
ti-slavery principles, was at their National con.
v%ention held in June, l845, where they refused
to pass the following resolution, introduced bv
Mr.. Tilden Of Ohio, viz.
ReSOiued, That while all power is denied to
Congress, under the constitution, to control or
in any manner interfere with the institution of
slavery within the several states OF this Union
it nevertheless has the power and it is the duty
OF Congress to prohibit the Introduction or ex.
istonce OF slavery in any territory now possessed
or which may hereafter be acquired by the Unit
ed States"
This Wilmct Proviso resolution, $50 10 call itl
was smothered or laid upon the table, ON the
motion of Mr.. Brown, IA Northern doughface)
and VIM, Penn, with the intention Of killing it.
which was successful.
Their next move was the nomination of a
Stakeholder for the Presidency, as they could
now consistently vote for such a nominee, the
Wilmot Proviso part of their creed being virtu-
ally killed by laying the resolution of Mr. Tilden
on the table.
Their next pro-slavery move was the adoption