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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

T'HE UhDkRslGEEp. iNsPEnToRs OF TaE PR.
mary Election held In tho sixth Ward at this Sixth
ward Hotel on Thursday evening August 18th 1862 be
tweSp The hours of o'clock, NJ, pursuant TO the
directions call Of the Democratic Republican General
Committee and with the action of the Demo-
cratic Republican Ward Committee of the sixth Ward,
certify declare that the folio wing Ticket and the per-
thsren named duly and regularly elected BY
large majority, IN said W ard -
CGpgrefs nal Convep tion-Tbomss W. Constantine Ed
ynd sherlock, Edward Rove. John d. Lyng James R.
Mount, John Clar cey, John MoGrath.
County Convention--Parick Gsrrick James NJ Sweeney
David kiordan. George Pearson Mathew Murray.
City Convent n--James Pollord, Theodore Timolat
Henry Weekly Thomas Ryan, Murphy.
Judicial Conventon-Peter b. Sweeney, George w. Nor
ris, William Sinclair =
Msyoraty Convention--T Brennan. Benjamin Marsh, F.
O'Connor
Assembly Convention-chares Nsary. George Mckinley
Peter SWartz. Patrick Muooon, Ohm Jourdan.
State ationJohn Murphy Ed~ard Gillespie, Bcr
nsrdJ Mslone, p. Breadon. James MCGOWAN.
Chsr'er-Michael McLsughlin. James Hogan, Patrick
Nurtby, James Hanlon. Michael McKenna, stephen Mo-
IN John Martin James Lyr oh Thomas Dempsey Jere
nah Baker, Anthony Gillen. John G. Phelan, Thomas
A' THEODORE L. TIMOLAT,
THOMAS RYAN,
PETER SWARTZ,
% Primary Election appointed by the General
Committee and Ward Committee tor the Sixth Ward.
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THIRD wARD-AT PRIMARY ELECTION OF THE
o"s q H. Street, %
% s S1 e
liz .ss.i.s
U.ios now and for evsr-oDe ana insepsrasis.
me Eng
cary william SsessS TSs%as Masn S Ess.r tthl'p
Da.n william WILSON, j. c. kiaridse. 5aas:
w:ss: ssshsn Ksy sscsGsy Jane. n ksh. refer
to the Judicial Convention-ClntOn Haring.
Cosby Jacob F sG.s samuel s saass kenny
s Giles, J. s Ward T. Lnkiesssr, i. Lawrence 9. ii.
Commi.tee Nominate Candidates for Charter Officers
Job. Gs. 1hS%s; Brady Ed GSstshss Thos Butler.
asy
s sHs;$ S5 SASISs; inspectors.
THOMAS MONROE, appointed by the W ard Committee.
EogkTH wARD-TsE UNDERSIGNED, INsPEc-
Of Election Prinsry Election Of thu fourth
the Ward Of saia ward esnsy hss
ths fo,iorng ticket Was duly elected At said
Jr.. fimosiy o srien o'S' : - "0'''
Js..s White JeSa Miansr, and Thomas Reeves a'ef'
S ss,. a.s.1 D,sS patrsa Boyle John
Judssl Convention William Cook, Geo. II. Purser and
Charter convsntsn DIR Joseph Hilton. william Locker.
GAVE I Peter sasn Gssn kss
rassn James smith yhecS.rs Thomas, John Mari Off,
n,. " Avery Charles
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q. Purssr; Florence MoCar.
Ogden Patrick Ms.
ticket headed Dr. oDonns received 500 votes and
S SzSsSs; 3 tSSS;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

E1GHTEENTH WARD SIXTEENTH ASSEMBLY
Election held tho house Captain Muy, on the cor
Of Fret and Twenty street. the evening
to the resolutions Of the Republican
Ticket elected st such election the said inspectors
having received 63 votes out which all ether tickets
49,
Esyoralty Convention-Peter Cooper, Patrick McErOy
Samuel Allen.
County CoDves tion-John Kinsley, Charles II. Smith
John Murphy, Maurice DAILY, Stephen Cornell.
City Conventisn-James Irwin William J. Gelston, Sa-
muelS. Copklin, Thomas Mccoy, John Ncsbit.
Judiciary Convention-Oliver =. Hebberd, Charles E.
Shay william Wines.
State Convention Delegate Lorenzo B. Shepard; Alter
nate, Charles Sweeny.
Congressional Characterization Ward, Edmund A.
Conckin John Kennedy James Smyth Isaac Moran, ohm
r. Briggs Coll N. Campbell
bly, CONVENTION Fl aneis W. Edmonds John LYNCH
George w. n. Briggs A. L. Pinney Patrick Newmsn
Charter Convention-HArris Wines Charles Fitzgerald
Irwin John Kane Robert Foster Bernard McCabe
Absaom Dixon. Wi liam ODonnell, Andrew TURNER. Pa
trick Smith John Barter, James Shehan John McNasly
COLI N: CAMPBELL,
JOHN NESBIT, INSPECTORS.
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NINETEENTH wARD-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION
ss Of s sS u y so
1s SGs
gentlemen we're elected said delegates, BY majority of
s,sts-Wm. 4, rurnurs Patrick Ruth. John Doherty,
IMayeralsy1-p.treE GssssrsOn, John Murphy John
Gounty1Jshs Quinn Patrick brennan wm p rarauro,
citsWPasrck Murphy, John Quinn, Jr., James Master
Judioary-Garritt H. Striker Jr Enooh Camp. Thos.
nrevGers Wm Tarnure, John H. hiter, Edwin Smith,
Assembly John s. Mssness Fr.nss n. Barron. Edward
sys.nsy Dan heS.r,y James MsGT s,.I: lama, y.v
as.serson Jr Charles Cam pSsi Iasard swss-
ksE 1,TPy pSe;s btnn ss
James Grusep George psan with TO ~ az vacancies
that may occur. } Farsi 9SklssSSia rny.
Inspectors, appointed by the General COMMITTEES Of the
NINETEENTH wARD-PRIMARY ELEcTIoN.-wE
the a. zig soSe n.r duly pcn q at
Committee At TsIm.ny Hall and in ssrs: scSGrda s,
s.,e duly opened sPps time
I sa
ing thes var duly elected by majority Of 1854 The Poo
sss kRs sh'n George Davis
5s.i,m ,s'S Rnns x'cy James GAL
Judicisl-S X. scott, John Fitch. Henry Lebenno:
Syracuse Copvention-ni Gaaser. jeremiah McGe-
hen, Francis Tourney. Philip Foey. Bernard McCabe.
Congress-Thomas McSp John Leader VIM. Denrke
Colonel James Burnham Jacob Colvn. Dennis Flynn Ben
amin Fairchild
Asfenbiy-wm: Mink, Patrick Friery, Gregory Conner
Mich acl O'Brien, Patrick Cavapnaeh.
Ciarter-Johp II. Ryker David Mccullough, James Reed
Edward Linton VIM. Roach, John Hinnady Patrch Bren
Thomas Halyin, VIM MoGowen, Robert Fitzpatrick
Thomas 0'fily, Thomas Lennon, Edward Parcells, Wm
p P6EH NJ MCCARTHY, inspectors.
@. CoNNoR, Clerk.
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TwENrIErH wARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED !,

TwENTIETH wARD-THE UNDERSIGNED IN
spectors Of the primary election. Tween sieth
ward held pursuant os of tho Democratic Repmb
General Committee OF the 9th Of August 1852 certify
and declare that the following named persons re-
eevsd the largest number were duly elecsed
Mayoralty- Theodore MARITIME. VIM. j. Peck G. Foshay
County Jsmes P Dunn. William Montcth, Michael Duf.
fly, BeDjamin Darling Andrew Mooney.
Cty-Thon A. Dunn, William Boyce William T Rood.
good. Roger McDermot, Jacob Dsub.
Judciary-Ec mund J. Porter, Theodore MARITIME James
Nolteith.
State Convention Cornelius Ryan, Andrew J, Dunn.
Patrick Toole. Michael Duffy, william T. Bloodgood.
Monteith Theodore Martine John
McGrain, Nathaniel Roe, Daniel Wilson, Patrick Hinch
Jsmes Flappisan.
Assembly-kussel z. Glover, Charles A. Feigler d. L.
0rmsby, George T. Geib James NJ Post.
Charter. William earns, William Campbell James McKin
sie John Malarkie James Rooney John Reddiug Corpe
lius Ryan. Hugh Smith Peter Xurrey Bernard Moran,
Patrick Burke, John Michael James Rating j. c. Fisher
James +. Decker.
ANDREW J. DUNN lInspectors
BENJAMIN F. DAZZLING. OF
WIN. T. BLOODGUOD, \ Elections,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

GRAND MASS MEETING AT TAMMANY HALL, ON
~ Ibursday evening September 1852 under the dres
tion Of the Young Mems Democratic Union Club grand
mass meeting win be held on the "a sspsembsE Tan
the several clubs and sociaons of the city York
Williamsburg jersey City, Brooklyn, and river countis
cordially invited to unite With Lewis Ca
and many other distinguished msIbers q Congress will
Dgushed democrats from various sections
D. d. TAYLOR President.
1 4 T. !. T T1r1oss' }vics Presidents.
j MEEsH HEyY. 2e..
WARREN r. SMITH, 1eoro'sfes'
IRA B. DAVIS,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arran gemonts.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

NIRrH WARD DEMOCRACY INDIGNATION
:n TsS.s
:: X. ,sS sSs. =
ruray jsha .ush E"bsrs ossry j COMBS and ". g.
nss large sa Ssso o
as.sola:s Of the Eiatn ward found imresse 70 vote
s,s, :' r. :: Thur:
n: yS,: sss'; .n 1n;,ors ss:cs
1ss. Assistant and Dc hereby pledge
ourselves W. 90 fan a.d hosora5ls Ms
mics 81 bribery and esrrupen. and viii oppose tho
present primary election ysem and All nominations
call u he shsrn.n oh JOHN asIAS Gssirmsn
JOHN " DrxEy, Secretary.
WB:THE UNDERSIGNED INSPECTORS, dolly AP::
" pointed BY the Democratic Republican Electors OF
TIE call Of the do her. BY ser.y that
IN consequence o. the ballot box At Smiths Hotel 10 80
%s%o Electors 81
SlS elected ne uldsrssnsd npse.Srs Of The Primary
wch streets and that the whole number Of pcllsd
therefore hereby certify declare the following ticket
Democratic Republican s..ss Convcntion.-J. Sherman
Mayoralsy Oonvsntion.-wiliam j. Cogsis Ezekiel Don
County Conysn,i Michael Connolly John O. Biau
vsl., il.m HansSs, William Farrell. John Hannen
Mack Nicholas . alley. Charles Murphy.
Judiciary o:nysnsiop Henry H. Morasge. James Conck
Cengres,ionsl oonvsntion-Mark Spencer, John ssass
George ChsssIson Henry West john Aekenna. JUS
Assembly Conve.sion-Jehn Mammalian. James D. Pot.
'' % on:ssy samu.
rurTap James Kayanah Patrick CrAny, Alexander Ed.
:G sss SsSss.
mans John Movers, Jshn Reiderfslt.
Joseph Cusssi, George VI Underwood. Issae Housh.
f }oHs sSAS oSzsA, Inspectors
CHARLEs MURPHY. !
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

NIw HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
IN Summer Arrangemeht-On and after Wednesday,
Aususs 49, 1852, will follows leave New
Haven 70 Accommod alton Train for New Len don,
stepping all stations ll23 kxprers Train Tor Gull
ford Connecticut River Lyme, and New London connect
ing with rarosd lines for stonin gsen
Providence and Newport $3.50 NJ Accommodation Train
London stopping at all stations. Leave New Lon
don at $50 NJ. Accommodation Train for Neg Haven
stopping at all stations 40 Express Train for Lymes
leaving Newport Provides and StoDngton In the morn
ing arri,i at New London. take this train for New
York. $50 NJ Accom- alton Train Tor New Havens
stopping at all stations. The ll:25 NJ. Express Train
Train from New York The 80 NJ AZ frsia
leaves New uaven the srriv Of the $50 p kxprssa
Train from New York The trains leaving Nes honden 80
$50 NJ. and l040 A. NJ conncct New Haven WITH the
the $50 p NJ Mes Landon take the kxpress
Trains at New Haven for Hartford and OF New
INV HAYES, August IL, 1882
1LRANY. TROY AND LEBANON sPRINes-rHI
ears Of The Rsrh snd Harlem Railroad issvs The
CITY Hail staten, New York. daily (Sundays sxcsptedl
.stins With the Railroad toy Albany s11
Troy Lebanon SPRINGS Psssned Springfield. and ether
term te stations ATS ooloeh p nAeoommo dation
srsr 70 Four Corners connecting With wsstsRD
:: g ssS :sss
sane afternssa. Fare through 50 y. SLOAf. supt.
I'VE NEW AND ELEGANT sTEAMRR, fKANCl0
SIX DDY, viii leave foot Of Jay street, for Albany every
Monday rwsda.:sds and Friday s:sszT.. IN !:
e vish Irsssi: Patent sssslis Late Boats The
her *. safest ssd most sosisrssss Boa On he SVsr.
Tor ''' 'A's ','''.;ss Ri5S As..A $50 rre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

TENTH WARD-AT AN ELECTION HELD AT THE
L Tenth Ward Hotel corner Of Broome and Forsy tn
streets in pursuance Of call Of the General Commtee
We the inspectors declare the
duly elected
Syracuse Conven tionRichard Norris alternate Levi,
REYNOLDS.
Msyeralty-Gilbert Golden Peter Farehd, William II.
Speaight.
County-John w. Thorp. Charles C. Jeffrey, Arthur
Evans henry Mcdonald, Edward WEIGH.
Ci,yWilliam Jaqnes, George II. Clark, Alvnza Howell
David vanderbeck, Joseph Cornell.
Judiciary-Joseph NJ Marsh, Daniel II. Hunt. William
Lawrence.
Jennings James Kerrigan, John Harri-
son, Peter Welch John w. Hyatt, John Nugent Caleb
Assembly Edmund A. Stuart, Samuel s. Thorp Robert
Curry Thomas Dyer, William Hoyt.
CHARTER william Jabe. James Dodd, Charles Potter
Michael Pettit Emmanuel Silva Ed ward Versfe John
Murray EdwAIs J. Knight Wllsp Miller, Owen Trainer,
Charles Howe. DANIEL ii. HUNT,
LEWIS REYNOLDS, inspectors.
WILLIAM JAOUES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

WV II. UNDERHlLL 4s0 BRo0ME STREET, COR
Of Crosby street. offers for sale Branches Of every
grade; Champagne Port MADEIRA sherry and her Wnes
Nbksys Alet Porter, Brown Stout Segsrs &C., &c at
twenty cent less than at ANY other house. very
choice white French BRANDY for preserving.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

SEvENTEENTH WARD,-AT THR PRIMARY ELgC
mittee of the 9th OF August the following ticket having
received majority of AL votes declared duly
gay elected Piercs and King Seventeenth Ward Demo
cratic Union Ticket.
delegates to syracuseIsaac Edwards AlterRAte-Wil-
liam H. Cornell.
Mayoralty-R. B. Boyd. James Murphy, FIR Lee
County Conyenton-Timothy Donovon, w. 8. Read, John
Martin, John Bollias, William Irwin.
City Convention-Edwsrd Bonuol. William H. Thomas.
Julius johnson, Jacob Vogeal, +. A. Ridabock.
Judicisl Convention-John A. Smith, Robert Gamble,
John Van Underwater.
Congressional Ccnventcn-Elijah II. Purdy, Edward
Pbelsnd William Johnson Martin Doyle, +. Chesksn,
8. Hoffman, X. n. Johnson.
Assembly Convention Barney Newman, George H.
Brennon. Daniel Gale. Arthur Woods.
Cbarter--R. Cornell j. Landers d. Gafney, W. Cockr
r. Mcintyre, w II. Nansheld z. Pearsal J. Devoe, j.
Hayward J. Farrell Provost A. Woods, Kissel !. r.
Tilotson, h LOOMS.
JOHN BOLLIAS lr,o..
ABRAM X. PATTISON, AnSPeosors'
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD YoR FHIBa.
~ delpha.-LsAvss by steainb boat JOIN POTTER, PieS
No. North river ~ a N. and r. NJ Trough In ~
hours Fare first class S. second class (by 3P n. hns
sny) So Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of WAln nt
street, IT A. n. ana p. N.
L1OR PHILADELPHIA DIKECT.-U. 8. NAIL AND
Express lines. through in four hours. New Jersey
Railroad via Jersey City leaving New York IT a NJ foee
efCortlsndt street. and 81 r NJ Liberty street sa.s
81 for first class and So 90 for second class In and "
Return At and A. r. and 6S r. n. Baltimore wash
nston, Norfolk and Charleston through ckes sold In the
H Pm .unAa-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

HORSE FOR SALE HE is BEAUTIFUL BRIGHT
bay hands high, sir years old this fall is ex-
ceIen bore and has constantly been driven 10 tn.
ale and double harness. Of great endurance and cannot
Was brthe By he present owner who wiz give written
Uemau wanting truly valuable horse address A.
boz 36a Love Pou Once No livery dealer trsaed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27
LOST AND FOUND.

2E REwARD-LosT, ON SUNDAY. TUE l5rH IN. r
pO from One Hundred ard Nnsteenth street and
tel. Whoever will bring 1t to Mr.. JOHN CoNKLIN /.
One Hundred and Nineteenth street. will receive ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

noRsE AND WAGON FOR sALE.-THB WAGON
last Nay, built to order has Shifting top
The H. is bright bay sound and kind good travel or
WIN be sold bargain. Apply At the stable No. Canal
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

FOURTEENTH WARD.-WE. THE UNDERsIGN ed
inspectors Of the Primary Election Of the
Of the Fourteenth ward held to the call of
General Committee Of Tammany Hall do hereby ify
that the following ticket elected clear majority
hun red apd eleven votes: Pierce and King
Delegate to Syracuse David Garth waite,
Alternate-James n uuigan
Mayoralty Convention-Jobn O'Conor, Joseph McArdle
John Ftiel
County CoDventiop-Daniel OMearA George HubbeII
Thomas Fay Thomas Brady, Joseph Cornell.
City Conveu tionMiehaeI Tuomey John Kelly, ph
Murphy. George d. Peshine. Patrick Barnes.
Jndiciary-Dapel B. Taylor Michael T. Keller, william
Powers
For Copsress-Mike Walsh.
Congregational Convention-Willam A. Walters Pstrick
Msbap Michael Britn, John Leany, Mathew DAILY John
Cunnipfl am, Ldward CavAnagb.
For Assembly-Daniel D. Taylor.
Assembly Convention-A. i: Brewer, John Reynolds
JEFF Brown, John Mcdonald. Thomas Mccullough,
For Assistant Alderman-Thomas Wheelan.
Charter-John Dunn, John Bowd. VIM 8. Coles, VIM.
Strauss Henry Nanron Peter Duffy, Francis John
johnson. John Mayer. John Doan. Richard Lee, xhes
Walsh, Daniel KcManus henry Van Holland, Peter Ntea
DAVID GARTHWAITE,
A. D. BROWEH Inspectors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

TWENTIETH WARD.-AT A PRIMARY ELECTION
held at No 1868 Seventh August g. 1852 pnrsu
ant TO the call of the Democratic Republican General and
Ward Com mtees, the following ticket received
Union Ticket-union and Victory
Comfy tion-Roger Monahan, Den mis- Ryer Tbo
Kierrsn George Ryder. Hugh Mooney.
Joiee AEel Freeman, Thos Grogan.
Mayoralty venton-Samuel Van Wart, Patrick Hinoh
Charles r. Trigler.
Judicial Convention Solomon Kipp, N J. Waterbury, s.
B. Noble.
al entionJas p Pagan, John Malarkoy
John Troup, Owen Kinney Thomas W. Olmstead Andrew
Delaney. Peter Kehoe.
State CopventiorCasper Myers, Anthony Kendall, Pat
rick Shields, Joseph Miller John Mooney.
Assembly Convs ntion-James Wallace Jr.. Ithamer a.
Ayrcs William Keenan,. John McClave, John Redding.
Charter Commttee-Richard Murray. Paul McGinn. Dan
lei NcElheny, John Bryce, Hugh Mcclure Daniel Ennis
Mich oas Kennedy. William Simpson. Hugh Early Nicholas
Daw Jacob Fried Hugh Murray, John G. Butler Arthur
Donaldson, John Mulin.
$ $AgSAs VIZ SH HAHEA }r..p....r..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

VIZ h1Sx "zASS1HHx EsV@HOHH~'
no 000 WANTED SPECIAL PARTNER
~%,OOO. with the above amount, In a safe, gentee,
snd lucrative business, paying profit Of 100 to 100
cent aaournins city in the vest Any one desiring to
invest the above would do well to address c. L.
at this Office All mmunicatcEs strictly conbdentia
nd 000 "A YOUNG MAN HAVING THE ABOVE
WO,OOOs amount, and CT business habits. wishes to
form partnership with some person already establish
ed in tie Flour and Feed Provision business with
person acquainted with either business abou to
into it. Address r. s. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

"a REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR LARG WIZ fI
pc Setter Dog spotted with yellow who strsyed from
No. 70 Lafayette place, on Wednesday moraing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

DIERCE AND KING ASSOCIATION OF THE
1 Twelfth Ward.-Ths large and efficient body held .
public meeting the house William Hancock Yorkve
en- Wednesday evening 18th inst Thomas j. Hsgan Esq
tin appointed Secretaries Although the rain poured
N torrents there was large gathering Of the
feeling determination deserve and BY
queRtly addressed by William Wadsworth ESQ, after
which A. Flanagan addressed the people He conrastd
the promises of the wings before election with
see Mr. Mater sung several patriotic scnss
ing adjourned. THOMAS j. HAGAN Chairmap
f. !. s. g. A a1AnaeA"' }seorst.rs..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SC.

HORSES, CARRIAGE, AND HARNESS FOR SALE :
pair of excellent family horses perfectly sound ard
kndyey gentle and pleasant drivers about high
brousham carrisse nearly new and the harness The hos
teor gentleman In Europe, will DO sold
sonsbe being very desirable family wishing kind and
stylish horses. Apply 1t 10 Beaver street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

THO ARCHITECTS AND sURvEYoRs-A STUDIED
i German Architect offers his assistance. He is
pTactniDg in the country and fully acquainted
with all of the above named Professions he has h
tools. Terms moderate. Address u. NJ X. Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-27

200 DOZEN FINE cLARET KIHE-A FRESH IN
OOV portation, In fine order at N l2 81 80 and 81
dozentottIes urned so Champ Cider Phla
pLa Ale and Porter &c &C. In quantities to suit pnr
ohssers For sale, by WIN H. uNDERHILL, Importer enc
Dealer in BraI dies &c., 43O Broome street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1852-06-08

member 70 enter his protest TI
district had : been for Rseist
wonid meniten smother iaet. /
deeplEin every heart. nameiV.
twenty thousand Demoerafs a1a-
Wing disiriets-uot By Wbies. 81
q OF fbe State Of Virgins. Tbe,s
m1JnTity Of one Tor the genIlfmta E--
uaited vote Of the Delegation 49,
solherxide had = maj1rty Of twen,S i
tiers, al told. lie concluded. 81
may tie aP The Democratic vote o.
gentlemen, 4 will be hard 10 carr
that Stale b. imposing upon n
fApPlause.l
The clerk then proceeded 10 eaIt 4
the 201h bailOr, Which<esulled as IN
TwEsTIETH BALLOT.
For Cass-Maine 4, New Hamnl
s~aehusettssl sEonneeiient ?. N Yo1f n
ware 3. Maryland {. Louisiana 6. OESIs
lucky II, F~ennessee 5.Aiehigan {, Eo-s9
eOnsin 8 Total 81
For Buebanan-Maine !. Co~nneefi
Jersey 7, Pennsylvania "A. Virginia n
lima 9. Georgia 10. alabama 9. Ill.,
Tennessee s. California J. TOiaIpS
For DouglaE-1asne 3, Vernon y
ehpsetts :. Rhode Island :, Conberti,
Carolina 1. Ohio 8. Tennessee !.
Missouri 9, A,kansas 4. Flotida 2!I3s
eoasin 2 California ,. Total 81.
For Observation-Disclosures J, New Y
Total PC.
For upnsfop-MassachHseits :. C..
81. 9Hi9 fexas A. Total ~.
For BhfiefzOhfp J.
For are-fndtana Il.
For pisknspn-Fl6nda i.
ME Mcaiollen-E desire To knox ko
Of Virginia was enuntFd.
Tie President replied I5Eor Bieb,..
MI. McMHIlen.AThen I enter =,
against The legality of that vote.
The President said: the gentleman L.,
TO do it.
The convention again prneea1&d IA
then The name Of Maryland was rs,s
encouragement was made, .'fOr Cats, f,E.
anan three
This was followed by Kissing n II.
end calls to order, intermingIed Hfh
PIause.
TIE roI cali was resumed. Virgin.
Judg Barbour, again cast the rs EO;,ss
Stale for buchanan.
Nj. McMullen desired to state one ort.r
A voice" There is nothing 5efOa :
venJiOn."
Mr. McMnlien-I want to know ubs
will stiRe the vote OF Virginia ?
The convention refused to hear him.
The Kentucky delegation retired f.:
ton. and when they returned cast .htfi
votes for Butler. ApPlause
The result Of the vote was announced:
T.ESTX TRsT BALLOT.
Cass 60, Buchanan IO3. Dongias 81 r
/ Of. RufIPr Il HOusfun @ e-I ,3S,51
Dickinson-FOrida, ].
The convention proceeded 70 the saul0
When Delaware was called, two votes "a
nOaneed for Cass and one for Batter.
The vote "a announced as follows:
TwESTY-EEcOSD BALLOT.
Cass 43, Buchanan lO4. Dor gas a. I
20. Butler IS. Houston Q, Lane-Iadaa.
Dickinson-Ftorida, /.
The remainder Of the day ~wasspeR,ih.
iuaI balIOtiDg, with The following resuh: