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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

We enabled to present usual monthly
statement Of the imports at New York from foreign
ports, which fully sustars estimates OF consider.
able decline from previous years. The total receipts for
July, 1852 81 563 793 less than for the month
Of 1851 and Sc 3 29 less than for July $780, as will
be seen by the following comparison
IMPORTS ENTERED AT NEW YORK FROM FOREIGN PORTS
DURING THE MONTH OF JULY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

DREMIUM CovERLETS.-I would inform the citizens o
Marion and adjoining hatI have permanently located
of Washington and West indianapolis Ind
where am prepared do all kinds of covERIET WEAVING
the shortest notice. and in the approved STYLE always
keep hand the and approved patterns from
experience the business and the Unlod States fee
confident that give entire satisfaction have worked for the
fourteen years the business Lebanon, Warren county, o.
and the two last Warren Agricultural Fairs Covee
took the Premium. SAMUEL PERROTr.
indianapolis, July %. 1s52-w3m.
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.14 [RrOm the New Albany LEDGER III
Whig Democratic Extravagance--A Con-



For the devil to quote scripture or reprove sin is gen.
orally considered piece Of superlatve audacity but
think that it be considered only in the
paratve degree. To the leaders Of the Wing party in
Indiana think belongs the distinction of having
reached the highest superlatve degree Of audacty
impudence, and assurance These Wing leaders have
the unbushing eronery go before the people of In
diana and tell them that the Democratic party have
wasted their money and been guilty Of exrava gance in
their management of the financial affairs of the State
Never a greater hlsehood uttered than this. The
affairs Of State have been administered with greater
prudence and economy than those of Indiana since the
Democratic party came into Office Although the State
has advanced rapidly in population and wealth, yet is
notorious that the expenses Of the State Government
have been less under the administrations of Whitcomb
and Wright than they under those of Wallace and
Bigger. We except of course the expenses attendant
upon the Constitutional Convention and those which
made necessary in carrying out its provisions.
In order show the relative 'extrava gance" prac-
tised under Wing and Democratic rule, let present
the reader few items:
WING ExTRAvAGANcE.
The following are Of the debts contracted by
Wing Fund Commissioners, rioldtoa of Lac, and for
which not one cent, up the time when the report
which we copy was made, had been received Read !!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

NhS lNSIIIUI1ON now permanently established, and Is
recently up elegance and convenience
the best Cincinnati College, furnishes advantages equal
Institution the West for full and thorough Commercial Ednea
cT s % n the s1s s h e e OTe one half Of others
and thorough Mercantile Education and comprehends four distinct
FIRST CLASS-DoUEE ENTRY Book KEEP1Ns-This embra.
ees the science Of Book Keeping by Double Entry and its npca
banking Manufacturing, and Domestic Shipping and
;ne n"Is ,h hS 70 lpps. anu gelela Dn
the Cash book Bill book Bank book Invoice book Sale boot
THE SECOND CLASS embraces the Laws Customs and Usag
THIRD MERcASrnE Embraces calcu
aon IN Interest Discount Loss and Gain cOmsson and Broker
or the new and improved method Of Cancellation.
FOURTH CLAsS.CoNsERcIL LAw.Embraces the Law
pal and Agent Bills of Exchange Pomissionary Notes. &c. Ma
and service Of Sales and the Of Guarantees lastly
emedes which lie IN measure N The hands OF the Merchant him.
CPrce of Cards of Admission Full Course occupying from
f Mss sa o6RsP E S 81 sssu,sd n. Scientific D. of III.
Full Course illustrated different Books together
any time leaving optional with the Pupil after compile.
lion Of the Partial Course continue through the Full Course
OF Cards of Admission 10 Partial Course, S125O
Ono amiiance as Pupil in either course without first OBJ
LECTURES Banking Political Economy other subject.
out the Course.
Diploma granted only to those who pass satisfactory
The best lime for Commencing either course win be the first Mon
day of each month although Pupils are admitted at time
Report Of the Board Of Examiners, May 20, ISL
s o % 81 the 8O es
that have attended the examination of the present graduating
class Of said Institution and find said class well acquainted with
the elementary principles of Double Entry Book Keeping could
well be expected their and Of practice
sdered We believe them have received from their In
structor thorough drilling this all important branch of CONNER
ca Edueaon which, steadily observed and properly practced
will render them able and valuable
would recommend that the following named members OF the
present class receive Diplomas, lowit
James B. Weeks John NJ Dorsey HeZekiah w Roberts,
Morris Joseph Haugh, John r. Dorsey
Nicholas McCary Jr James Brown and TvTa Montgomery.
N
IN now having in their patronize home Institution Ct
Commercial education where
and less expense and anxiety mind the part parents
and guardians and believe will be impaired any 9th
similar Institution in the West. b. F. MORRIS,
DAVID WILLIAMS,
WIN. SULLIVAN,
C. B. DAVIS,
BENZ. l.. LANG
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
Total entered the salI7ses6 sl5O6 $50 sa0aa5
witbdr'n from Warehouse
s944. 127 sI.I67 ga 81 .Oq5. 900

The apparent excess Of specie in 1850, was owing to
the receipts of California gold dust from Chagres which
were then entered as from foreign port. For the last
year and half they have merely cleared from Chagres
in transit and been entered here receipts from
nestle port. We annex also comparative statement
oil the imports from January LIST, for three years
IMPORTS ENTERED AT NEW YORK FROM FOREIGN PORTS
FOR SEVEN MONTHS, ENDING JULY 3lsT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

A MIsrAKE.-The campaign lives of Gen. Scott, We
believe, make ausion to his duel with DIR. Claude,
at New Orleans Capt, Scott being the challenging
party; nor to his duel Natehcz, with DIR. Upshaw,
whom he also challenged and by whom he wounded
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

pwe learn by letter from Mr.. Parker, that Mr..
Brenton. the Wing Congressman from the Fort Wayne
District has recently been Frustrated by paraytic
stroke which he has been confined for some time to
his room-N Castle C0ur.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

gENo THE PUBLICThe undersigned hereby cautions the
n public against buying Patent Right for machinery
for cutting The Screws the rails &c. of bedstead granted TO
Spencer Lewis April 9th 1880 the procured by fraud
and has hen adJudged by the Patents for The
Uneu states, Gross and Campbell, of TfH, Ohio.
The unde gned the only authorized Agent SAID Gross and
Campbell for Tie sale Of the RIGHTS in said machinery the State of
Indiana and will any infringement upon the by
SALE using, otherwise.
For the information the public he herein sets forth The decision
Of the Commissioner ri Patents:
SpeHc CanTeH Interference of said Gross
Campbel application with Patent granted said Spencer
Lewis April 9h 1850, machinery for cutting
Screws rails &c. OF Beadsead before the Commissioner of
Patents
careful examination of testimony in the above entitled
priority of invention is decided favor of said Gross and
Campbell the said Gross joint with the said CAM OF
machine claimed by hem having invented the part cono-
iroversy prior production of by said
Lewis. THO'S EWBANK.
PATENT OFFICE, March II, 1851.
SANL II. KISINGER,
julys.-w6vv. Agent for Gross 81 Campbell, Tifin,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

M EDICAL COLLEGE OF EVANSVILLE, EVANSVILLE,
NA INDThe regular of Lectures in this Institution will
Monday November, under the following
Faculty, to-wit:
LEVI L. IAYCOCK NJ D., Emeritus Professor OF Physiology
and Pathology
RONALDs NJ D. Professor General Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
C. A. FOSTER, A. NJ, NJ D., Professor of Chemistry.
JOHN r. WILCOX, NJ d. Professor of Matera Medca and
Therapeutics.
MADISON j. BRAY, M. D. Professor of the Principles and
Practice of Surgery.
WILLIAM H BYFoRD, NJ. D. Professor of the Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
GEORGE b. WALKER, nj. d., Professor of Obstetrics and
Diseases of Women and Children.
WILLIAM A. MCDOWELL, M. D. Professor of Institutes of
Medicine aud Medical Jurisprudence.
JOHN T. WALKER, NJ. d.. Demonstration of Anatomy.
The Anatomical Rooms for the study of Practical Anatomy
under the superintendent OF the Professor Of Anatomy for the De-
mosao will be for the reception of Students by the LIST of
October.
Fees for full course S75.
Matrcuation ticket and Demonstrators ticket each S. DpO
fee see
boarding be obtained from SO per
Any desiring further nomaion may address The Dean
(pos paid) by mail which will be promptly attended to.
G. B. WALKER, Nj. d,
july27-w4w. Dean of the Faculty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

An extra OF the Little Rock Wing says:-"An express
arrived at Fort Smith the 25th from Fort Arbuckle
bringing the cheering news that Capt Marcy and his
command are still alive thus fasfyng the report Of the
Wacho chief"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
REFERENCES

REFERENCES:
Hon. E. A. Hannegan, Indiana;
Hon. Wilson Shannon, Ex-Sov Of Ohio
Hon. VIM. p. Bryant, Elk Chief Justice Of Oregon
Hon. Isaac p. Walker, u. s Senate;
Hon. John Moore, Springfield, Illinois;
Hon. VIM. McMurty, Lieut. Gov. of Illinois,
Hon. s. II. Treat Springfield, Illinois,
For further information address E. s COOPER,
ian0o paorla Illinois
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
TO BUSINESS MEN.

TO BUSINESS MEN.
THNE undersigned invite the of through
ID outhe Indiana, facilities they for The
prosecution of legitimate local business The profits OF which very
far exceed those other within their knowledge They
general Appointing Agents for the sale of the splendid Fabrics
of the
AMERICAN PORCELAIN COMPANY,
Manufactured by Charles Cartridge Co Long Island, and sold
EXCLUSIVELY by Mesrs johnson Goodel of New
and by their Agents These endless variety
and elegance durability and cheapness stand positively unrva
led having wherever Introduced all
goods.
The system under which the American Porcelain Sold
absolutely
Cuts off all Competition,
and tn retail dealer all the profits which he has heretofore
been obliged to share with the j5s These profits with The
sales which the superiority Of the gives the
which him large income
In addition the Porcelain Fabrics and included
system OF sale, we have The wares Of the
American Arglllo Company
thus offering mdueemen scarcely inferior
These being manufactured at the celebrated
shmeni Of Messrs RUSSELL ERWIN OF N.Ic Britain Conn
scarcely belle without Inspection we
therefore invite all who desire embrace tho
Certainty of Rapid Wealth
personally call and only the but the
good statements
As offer opportunity such may not occur once in cen
uy we require that all agents appointed by shall be
responsible business character, and desire with
others But shall be happy receive the calls
HOUSE, indianapolis only Of SUCH but Of all interested
aiming these most useful unique and elegant productions OF
wINCHELI. PHELPS * Co,
Agents for Johnson & Goodell.
REFERENCES
II FITCH, Prest Mechanics Bank Syracuse, n. V;
E H. WIcKs, Cashier Mechanics Bank, Syracuse N. Y;
THos g. ALvoRD, Prest Salt Springs Bank Syracuse N ";
yUDsos, Cashier Salt Springs Bank, Syracuse, N VI
A s. BARNES x Co, Book Publishers, New York city;
GEO DERBY & Co, Book Publishers, Buffalo, N. Y:
July, 1852. juyl5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

n EGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATs.-Over seventy i've
dozen Leghon and Palm Leaf Hats for Men and Boys Jus
received and for sale wholesale and retail at
g. F. Mc6lNNIS' Hat Store,
Washington door Of Meridian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

Gun business, and will devote his
nfactuTe Of Guns His shop Washington half
west OF the Court House
be happy to accommodate all who may wish good Rifles Shot
Guns other article in the Gun line All warranted
charge He has constantly hand P5veez
Caps and Lead.
His loss by FIRE Of his Hat Store makes necessary
who know themselves indebted him BY book
can immediately and pay up he compelled TO have money
E-Orders from a distance promptly assended 10 ft19u
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
IMP ANT
TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE!
Troun e, Eiokardt's Celebrated Rlack Tinime

APPLICABLE in all the diseases of Horses and Cat
tie where external application required, such Corks,
Chaes Calls spran Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel strains
and Coffin Joints Sweeney, Spn SPAWN Hard Tumors
Dsiemper, Fistua, Poll Evil &c. &c.
excellent remedy for the Human frame in all
Stiffness of the Joints Pains in the Back Breast
Side, Face Limbs &c Sore Throat Influenza Swengs, Rheu-
masm Sprans Bruises, &c. &c. &c.
This article far superior and cheaper Than the
Nerve and Bone Lmiment in
hc prepared and sold only by the subscribers.
NAV obtained of their accredited agents throughout the
State Price bouie, BEETLES for a dollar, by
TROUP q FICKARDT, Druggists
Crclevlle, o.
whom all orders must be addressed
The GENUINE BLACK LINIMENT can also be had of
THALMAN & EVANS, indianapolis.
nd at other respectable agencies in Indiana. mariw
TINO COUNTRY MEROHANTs.-his day received Thirty
Eve direct importation ship
lei Thompson" containing assorted Goods
saeab. patterns For sale merchants River prices.
iuy7. JACOB LINDLEY.
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Ixn1,r.norrs AIar On 1ss

~ Ii shall be the Of the Principal furnish all the grad
yates Of this Institution who desire H. with immediate employ
he therefore business of the State
who be in good inform him SANG,
stating all particulars and he viii try him well quail
fed in every particular.
70 Arrangements have been made with the largest
best Boarding in the City board lodge all Students
from abroad 50 90 per week making The entire expenses Of board
ing Tuition and Stationary about $1,000 the price Tuen alone
in the Cincinnati Colleges july17-1yd&w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE.

pI-UNDER THE PALMER HOUSE, INDIANAPOLIS u
FuNE subscriber having taken for the present. Store the
Palmer House budmg offers large and well selected stock
OF Goods in his line, consisting of
Moleskin, Fur, Cashmere, and Silk Hats,
OF the latest styles which for quality beauty finish and dua
blity, challenge competition
beautiful assortment OF STRAW GOODS for Gentlemen's
Boys, and Chiiren's comprising among others,
Panama, Braid, Leghorn, and Straw Hats,
All fresh from the manufacturers hands, almost endless
variety.
He viii also keep hand complete of Black and
Drab
Soft Casssimere and Brush Hats,j
Consisting of the Kossuth, Magyar Hungarian
other patterns
Palm-Leaf Hats, Black and Drab Wool Hats,
From the best TO the cheapest qualities Also,
Mems and Boys Caps.
My Goods of superior kmanhp designed
ouOm-and will be sold cheap the cheapest for cash
O-County Merchants supplied the mosi liberal
SAMUEL WILAIOT.
I'm. B This establishment will be the
1st of September the stand occupied by W. H. Talbot
Jeweer, under the Capital House.
Indianapolis, April 20th 1s52-d&wtf
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CERTTFICATE,

CERTIFICATES.
ave the undersigned having used the Composition Roofing Ma
terial of LOuden Duffy cheerfuly
evng TO possess all the advantages ascrbed Fire and
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19

NhoOEhlES The undersigned have Just received srendn
~ stock Of well assorted Groceries fresh and good pre-
pared TO sell for cash
enc IN the CITY GIVE call and feel YOUR
selves. Our word FOR we will give you bargains Our siock
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ne Wnole amounting TO SllZ,U 94-apparently
quite large sum will admit, but not large when
we take into consideration the services performed and
not so large by more than FOUR HUNDRED AND
SEVENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS as ONE Wing
pet-Sherwood- for which the State
ceived the first red cent The highest paid any
Democratic clerk S676, while the lowest re-
ceived by any of Stapp & Co.'s Wing pets (Reuben d.
Dodge was $25 $50; the difference being that the
clerk worked hard day and night for his money while
the Wing stock jobber, banker broker rendered no
equivalent whatever.
Reader! contrast the relative extravaganza of the
Wings and the Democrats, and then say whether you
willing to restore TO power the party who passed
the Mammoth Internal Improvement bill; who sold
your bonds and received nothing in return who
ed the system make il curse instead of bless
ing; who ran the State head over heels in debt and
who, when they could neither beg borrow, and
when there was nothing left to steal, transferred the
State government to the Democrats.
The Democrats having restored the State to credit
having paid off one-ha the debt and paying inter-
est the remainder having erected those noble nstl.
tutions the capital for the Insane the Blind and the
Dumb upon which every ndianiah looks with pride and
emotions of gratitude; having encouraged private en-
terprise till State is covered with Tailr Dads and
plank roads; having formed constitution which has
received the commentator OF the first minds in the
country; having secured for the State rich
the quantities of Swamp Lands scattered
surface; having richly endowed the common school
fund to which million OF dollars was forever lost by
Wing Fund Commissioner, in his transactions with
the rotten Morris Canal Bank the Democrats having
done all these things and at the time reduced the
taxes to rate lower than at any time previous for
great number of years, the Wing party come for
ward, pirate about Democratic extravaganza and
modesy ask the people restore them to the trust
they shamefully abused when generous people
fded it to them before!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-08-19
Cant. Marcy safe.

Indianapolis, Aug. 18th 1852.
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Comm CT i Institute of India napolis
w. NICK. SCOTT, A. NJ, Principal.

SHELLENBERGER & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
Mr.. Webster and j. q. Adams.

TRENTON, Tuesday, Nov. 9, 1852.
To the Editor Of The NJ y Tribune:
noticed in The Tribune of Yesterday some
remarks derogatory the character and patriotism Of
Daniel Wob,ter in which, among other things, it
intmaed that II the love of Office that induced Mr.
Webster 10 remain in the Cabinet Of John Tyler after
the other members had resigned. There mem
Der of that Cabinet who sensiby and acutely felt
the imposition prsctced upon the whole Cabinet by the
dupciy of John Tyler than Mr. Webster aud lie forth
with determined to resign. MIR. Webster made that
determination known to John q. Adams, and Mr..
Adamss reply to him was that he must not resign the
Office of Secretary OF State for, ssid Mr. Adams II
you resign we shall have War with England for there
'n other in this country who negotiate the
diC utiCs with Great Britain the part OF the Gov
ernment of the United States, and you must not resign
under any considerations whatever"
These facts were reported 10 me soon aiterward By
apa ticular and intimate friend of Mr. Adams, who is
OF the exGovernors OF Massachusetts, to whom
Mr.. Adams related the above particulars Mr.. Adams
said that the suggestions that he made and pressed upon
the consideration Of Mr.. Webster, induced him TO re-
hnqush his determination resign, and TO remain in the
Cabinet until the difficulties with England were settled
The Treaty subsequently, concluded between Mr.. Web
tter and Lord AshhurtOn embraced all the difficulties
alluded TO, which were happily adjusted in that instfu
ment.
With no feeling but that of justice to the ustrous
dead, am, respectfully. PETER BRIGGS
~ We have not the honor Of Mr. Peter
Briggs's acquaintance, and cannot say whether
his testimony should or should not be received
as conclusive on the point he cOnsemplates. To
US, however, in view of the personal relations
generally subsisting between Messrs Webster
and Adams, and the sort of speech Mr.. Web
ster saw fit to make in Faneuil Hall in 1912,
Mr.. Biggss word goes for no more than some
other mans oath Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
ITALY.
The Crimes OF DespOtism.

y
sESoA Monday Oct. II, lsJ2
Though much has been said by the reaction
cry prints respecting pretended secret society called
Anazzsreh vet l. now becoming cYident that such
Society never had any real existence and that the only
objec, Of the DOrs thar b. in striving 10 make the
world believe the accusation 20 use that as sort
Of uallistion for their own wholesale murders. The
number of executions in Italy since the triumph Of the
reaction in 1919 amounts to KPrdJd Of tire thousand,
without taking into account those who have died In
prison, or who have ost their health in dungeons,
who are yet in confinement in exile. One might ina
rne that such lessons daily repeated would
the Italians 70 bend before the force Of the united in
yaders but on the contrary there exists from end
10 the other Of the Peninsula resoute unconquerable
s,ubbopness which no power Of the Government Po-
Ice and Military overcome, while both parties are
thoroughly convinced that the present state Of things is
only provisional
The twenty four victims executed the lst Of Oc-
tober at senegagha well known to be innocent Of
the crime laid TO their charge They were men whom
the Reaction considered good patriots-as such they
dangerous and their lives must be forfeited But
the attitude Of the people Is az nenacins as overland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
THE ELECTION.
NeU.Tork.

Qaco1S.-FOr Congress. John A. King (Whig,)
has 23I2; James Maurice (Drrn) 25J5. For A.se n5y'
Boeruin (Whig) l,s5} Graft (iEine Law LOLA smith
(Dem.) lO54
Dei11Gr.-Perce's majority. ZAP; Seymour,
BE- Cennon (Den-) for CLERK, go; Congress. Chase
(Whg) 1890; Sheriff. Mcdonald CNhig,) 2O0. stewart
(Whe) undoubtedly elected Asscmblyrnan for I'D DE-
trict.
Erie Official Does not change results as
before reported Wing A-semblymen are elected AMI
a Wing Sheriff By 800 majority.
Ch0tauqne-[ Official l-Seott. 1909 MAORI
~ Croker lvhig) for Congress, 39i; Hunt for Gov
ernor. l94l. For Assembly in the II District Sos
sions Oyhg) has about 200 majority lid District e.
worth, (Whig) $50 majority.
CGttarGngHs gives FentOn, (Dem.) for Con-
gress 900 majority with the town Of Rice 10 be heard
from, which gives about 100 Democratic majority, m4k
inc Reuben T. Fenon DEM electedto Congress in the
XXXllld District By about COO majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
0em) l7os; Elrs q. 81 ose; Scattering D. VALLEY

DEM l7os; Eit a. 81 9s9; Scattering %. Valley
Whip elected maj l2a5
w DisiTief.-AppletOn (Whig) 1858; Thax-
yer tDem) l,2fii Buriinssme (F. - 7fs; Scattering
~ Cambridge. ChelseA. and 5th Ward IN Boston to
heartrom. Appleton ele1ed
y IN Dfard-No choice.
I'm Dit1et-Five towns give Bell (Whig)
LO4i Bsnks DEM rs Brooks Oh. DEM So Boles
a. ; to9 Scattering IL No choice
IiIih Distriot.-Twenty-three towns give
Went" nj WHIP La: Butler (Dem) li07 Beard
choice
INA Disri1-Thrty-sev towns give Bar
ION Wing 1919; Davis (Dsl) 1886; De Wit e. 81
j,2ll Scattering l. No choice
&h Decentralization (Whig) 6,4iO; Cut
Ter Dem) id0 Hopkins T s. 2Jii; Scattering 81
No choice.
KIN Disrid.-Gooirich (Whig) 6,si3; Girls
void DEM 6.27l Robinson II. - 20lO; Scattering
20 No choice
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
In about 3UO towns, the vote upon the qucS-
ton OF calling Convention revise the Constitution
Of the Commonwealth stands 49, ls yeas Oi5 nays.
Majority Of yeas 5,le0. The vote OF the remaining
TWINS VIII not materially vary this result