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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

every mall brings intelligence Of swfu cstss-
truohe and icssof life, Be- WORKS 81 this character
Where the banks will not, n Consequence Of tasir
snncy spd sT9vely character yaraal, usdes DiElns-
the sGrface earth sbould - removed 10 c<vUns ths
ges,-'t care should BE- preserved In protac,,ng
shan as not 20 cave In. Herald, July "a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-01

Dc1tt, IN Sacramento iron. July II, % Ju!v p
July ll-Heury Hoanzton Of Ne-nont, sEed - years
p Nathaniel Lord Bangor, Me- ~ year. George Parks
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go ARR1vAr. q d. coOpa.

rESE subscribers have iust received - pac ages OF
/ fresh ahd ds,fd1lo Goods, embracing Fhi!iP Allen
os sons Dnnies. y suc ss,rr, Glab,. briggs Moshas
suck aud li.li-h MerruGcS iIatd-r cclprcd Prints.
inus u aud Cli5na Derus Jesgett City i!oe. OTIS
Dscoui and Fails Company shifting Stripes; va-iou.
St.is of Joseph hipSaS Isucy cotton c.,ineres, ana
oi assortment ysc cti Shiri'gs; plaid 'se.s; blue
+ ttiuett: red and y-lpw woo.len and brown Ctutor
Fiaufsls; blue aud brown Drilis and first rate variety
lot ii, sings Kentucky Jeans and heavy - brQHp sheet
in.,. Al Of which otter to Inc tf s II r.iGce prices
p.r ofAs l1i pf Goods wer-purchlsed by t1rud:
10 New York ai the ''ti salc and selling JAen
low. bccGasc do 81.
EI4 MORGAN. KEEN c--p7 ESTON.
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WHOLESALE AND Retail,

Ohm ;. HOPKINS is now opening the finest stock Of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods ever exhibited in tbi.
market His Dress goods comprise full assortment of all
The most desirable styles of Sk Persian Cloth BeregS
al aines French Muslins, Gnghams and Prints-a fast
co ors very choice selection of Bonnets and Bonnet
klboons also, few fine French Flowers for and I'm
side trimming; Grape Shawls, Piano and Table, Covers
Carpetng Mating and fine Rugs Ladies' and Misses fine
SRoes, ali qualities; also, Mems and Boys Boots and
Shoes Panama and Leghorn Hats Looking Glasses Hard
ware, Wall Paper and Bordering Painted Curtains and
Curten Material in fact everything usually kept in the
Dry-Goods Boots and Shoes Hardware and Paper bust.
Ress, may be found very low for cash. Iap241s
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cr4gpwC0D u7U5r,

TSNTIE sulscrbeT las taken the above house. and has
entirely Tcntto' and rc:uruished m and is prepared
tJ entertain the rtfoIs of The house Ia Satisfactory
manner. Hp has also rented the brick stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke, and has goOl stock OF horses ana car
rIgcs 20 let.
The stable is large clean md well located. and good
no la cor slant attendance. Particular attention
viii bc paid ID The horses eft wi bin for keep
ina as Ga an respects. thc public shall nud te Sber
wood House a good Hotel ljye II -. a. ~ ERS.
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CUEENSWAR5

TWO hundred and thirty crates Queenswarc anG i've
1 hundred and sixty packages Glassware with gen
eral assortment Of French. Euglsh plain aud figured
Gold Brand China, German ware, &C.. All of which must
bc sold spring. The stock Is complete and i'm
ported especially for this market. We would solicit the
special attention Of heavy dealers. who have hitherto
made their purchases in the East and South. pledge
ourselves them time and money well a. break
age. Those wanting 10 buy would 10 well to es az OHcc
goods must and will be sold at lowest hgures.-
Some assc rte,i crates and casks hand.
TERMS cash, accepted paper. Merchants visiting
our city will find it their interest to make purchases
u.s. ImLa2l HOLIINGSWORTH d HUGHES.
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ROOT AND SIIOE hTNRE.

= EN- JVED W. EMERY has taken he stand on
L. Aain street oi posite thu Bank formerly occupied
BY Couyugtos Book store, ana .s now prepared io si
ply rl,fs wh plain or line WORK ia nis iine - short
notice. lie has good wogSmcn employ I'd. and VIII
rant all work sent from his shop. Ee j. prepared tc
make Boots and Shoes ofaEd quat. good Its, and made
up in the best ylc Ills long experience To- business
aid puncuaiity VIII suarlee hiu the continued custom
of thps- who Try hip. his prices are reasonable
and work not surpassed ia durability or hetuess ~ Thai
ofany other Jtibshncut. iy6-G
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aooTs AND sToHs.

THE undersigned would respectfully IN 80
60 form tho puhhc iiat he has ow on land }t.t
- the r-ast aud mQF approved =, ics u -
90 ciiStC in and sai- work. ladies horoc'p
Kid Ladies', Boots Siis Is alSlig -hc aud 81 PpeTs
Also- Tor Misses. tcc.. DC. Also ca hand, sp-udl-
stock of ieiher and FINDINGS for sale Wholesale and re
Til low for cash az his old stand on Water street doors
above Pavilion iot-i. ljc3-lyl P.1EUsNEH.
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New Grocery and Provision Store.

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
Il ansvie and the surrounding country, that he has
opened Grocery Provision and Fruit Store at the corner
OF Main and Fourth streets, and viii be his aim 10 keep
every articein his line, either wholesale or retail
have on hand large lot of fcheese which will sell BY
the box or single pound among lot there Eng
lish Dairy heesea rich article. Coffee Rice Raisins
Oranges, Lemons Teas of all kinds, Lard OIL Vinegar
Moasses, Green Apples Candles, Starch Mustard Pen
per, Indigo. States Sand Paper Tea and Table Spoens
and many other articles too tedious MENTION which per
sons may see by giving call. All kinds of Produce
wanted. [dec6l JAS SPALDING.g
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Lama-eo s'e.Ha FnTn.tuie Factory.

WHOLESALE d RRrAII..
~=----l N,sssrs. KAESCH W-FTZEI. & KI INTWOET r
-~-s-f-' WOutiniOm the pubic ih.t having recently
y - established n Lan:-gO Citl. steam Furniture
So Factory, they haye ncnced manufacturing
Bureaus. Bcdsc;ss, NarioLcs ard several other kinds
u Furniture 10y steam. tus enabling them GO furi p these
articles lower tan bc h.sc. . here i this Cy,
land ~ CicHFctt factOrH prices. Ifir work IN every
rcspect IS eg dalto that 0tihe Cincinnati ;aCt0res.
They also prepared 90 10 ur.u. or ofcvcry dcs
crPtipn and Viii be prepared 10 Furnish country Ilauu-
fCiurers th What they desire m fis Iarficular. The al
tliis Factor.
The wareToom j. on Main street between Third and
Fourth Ge keep for sale Chits of different varieties,
besides all other kinds Of Furniture, at The room.
.deos-1!l
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GROCERIES.
~-O-~-~~ ~NN~~-~~~-~c~-~t~-~
JOHN GRAHAM. John rAaRssop
GRAHAM & FARRELL

M have this day associated ourselves FOR the pur
W pose OF doing general Wholesale and Retail Gro
r ge frovislo and Produce Business Sycamore ST.,
ree doors above JAS Laughlns Jr. iron store. We
prepared TO keep full and well selected stock and viii
sen al as low rates neghbors. The produce efthe
yo! VIII De taken as cash. at its market value, and in
make IT satisfactory to our patrons. - -
ap24 If -~-- GRAHAM a. FARRELL
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-10

BAY MARE, about or wears old from the nren,ise.
"A OF Mr. Hitler, salt Well Hotel Said mare is rather
thin IN esh and has but little hair on her forehead has
no particular marks about her Any person finding said
mare will be hberay rewarded by returning he 10 the
subscriber, or giving information respecting her,
auSI2 CHARLES KILLER. .
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LamascO Grocery Store.

y ii. RECHTIN has opened a Grocery and Dry Good
II. Store on Fulton Avenue, High street. 1mascs
City which he intends 10 keep well supplied with Fresh
Family Groceries, Dry Govds Hardware Crockery &C.
Families il his neighborhood would do well TO civ him
call as they VIII find everything desired in his line of bas
mess and prices reasonable He is determined TO deserve
patronage and thinks he will getitrom all those who
try his store. Tfebl6-tfl {.
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ALLIS IL HOWES

ARE now permanently located in their new building
"A corner of Water and Vine Streets where they nent
TO continue, enlarged SCALE their usual Wholesale
business al Liquors and Groceries. Fr
They have in store larger, better and cheaper
stock of Imported Liquors than has heretofore been
in Evansville. =
Their Rectifyng establishment is constructed on fhea
test and most improved plan, and is superintendent byt
who has had years experience In the businessa
New York and Cincinnati They therefore atter them
selves that they furnish either imported Domes
te Liquors. in quality nowhere be excelled and py
ces on par with Louisville and Cincinnati. - =
They have on hand splendid assortment Of Teas and
their stock of Coffee, Sugar, Molasses Syrupe, Rice
Fruits, etc. is being daily enlarged by shipments from n.
orleans They are determined TO convince merchant
Green Rivers that Evansville the advantageous
place for them to buy Groceries, and will do all in their
power to make Ii so. S'--s .--' - ~H'Fs
Our friends on Green River will remember that the
steamer Kentucky No. is ready TO commence her
regular trips, exclusively from Evansville and WILL with
Two other boats engaged in the trade make Evansville the
most convenient point for the transaction of Green River
business. ldec2s'50l " ALLIS & HOWES.
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EvANSVILI BOOK SEcR9.
4 UST RE- EIEED.
~ The Biithdalc Romance, by hawthorne;
A Peep at Number }. by lrusa.
The bays uf Brace, by Il. Neuiiar:
Uude TOMS log Cabin, by a. H. stowe;
ACuel on hess;
Women Of the keyolUiOn:
Memoirs OF Margaret Fnlcr Ossol;
Women OF Israel, hy Grace Aguilar;
lume's History of ueand NOlamcs;
Gibbons do 10 Rome do;
Restoration Of AOn-icliy in France, vols, by II
mariiuc.
Dicks Wcrks;
hOiiin:
IOsephus:
Irvhg's Works.
Ora! ton. story Of American Life:
By laug4i SAM LISTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-10
DEPOSITS.

'TTNAE Evansville Insurance Company pays Interest on
cash deposits made at The Office of the C0mpany, on
Water street four doors below Ma te following rates.
For Daily Deposits per cent peramnln.
"
Twelve months and over - "
All deposit, mndrwf tlc Company wlll be refunded
in current Bank Notes Li..ess otherwise agreed upon
mhlyJlu WM. T. PAGE. Secry.
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CENEvPA. or the History Ola Portrait;
NJ The Count OF Monic Crsto;
Diary or "a London Physician;
Altamoais, and other popular Novels; Sust reed b.:
aueJ l.. "A. HOOD d 60.
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Rnn~r EInncfnrE

TINIF subscriber wOald respectfl ly inform his euso.
mers and the pubic generS rally. ihat he has on hand
and constantly receiving the newest N les and patterns
Of PAPER HANGINCiS AND BORDERS, suitable Tor
Halls Parlors Buiug aI@ Caam6tr Rooms. of rich
Gilt French white plain and figured papers 0f the best
PATTERNS and coars. Also complete assortment Of me
rbe ana oak Papers Ceatsr Pie, ,es and Ceiling or
nauents The above goods have been selected tfoin
best French an American natacturers, and viii be
- ~, lowest nrtces ~ the Evansville Wall Paper
I so.I o. go, - s,ora at JOHN C. DEVEBEUX, Jr.
oi,~Io Main Il. between lst and 2d.
>TAILS.-e00 kegs ass'd. now landing from steamer
~ Paul Anderson and in store. for sale by
ie1g S.E. GILBERT Ss CO., Syc- near " ateT
TNASKS 10 eases Quarts Pints and Hal-pnts, reed
= rer Envoy for sale low by
les :. E. GILBERT 81 CO., Syc. near Water.
TANCY PRIyTS-yO cases reed and FOR lie by
Z my1o JAS LOW - 60 80 '.., N. . ou ~:
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G.. o. STEIN.

g.. @. $ TENN.
WISHES to call the attention of the citi
- 'Zeus to the new stock OF Pianos, which he
j X 4 JSto,ard q DuShani. New YORK have
just opened one magnificent Rosewood case serPcntine
front nnd back pearl he! and etlo plate, ornamenLed
with pearls and carved music disk
will be hnpPy 10 show 20 any who wishes to call
next doorio the Sherwood House. tai&0l
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NOTICE TT CONT -ACrORS IND
BUILDERS.

VtTE, the undersigned. would inform the citizens Of
w Evansville and country. that are pFepar
ed 20 accommodate, at the City Mil i'm upper
part OF the city, with all kinds of LUMBER for buildng
As motto is ''small profits and quick returns
shall sell cheap IL be bought else where, and
make to the advantage of all that buy We
sell; so come along and give "A faif show and we will
give YOU satisfaction. laugfnl HART q. CoLvIN.
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- SCASES of Ladies snd Misses Morocco Leather and
y Kid Bootees Enamlled Kid walking shoes, with q
large lot of light Slippers, for sale low by
ang90 J. II, MAGHEE q co.
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Portrait Painting.
ENGLISH AND CLAssICaI. SCHOOL


THE undersigned thankfully aekno Wedges the en-
= couragement that has been Afforded him IN the
commcucemc OF his educational &hOrs ia this
nifty. and now announces that the Second Term az his
School will commence the first Monday of September
in the building adjoining the Episcopal Church PJrsns
entruStng their sons to his may be assured they
shall receive al hi hands all the benefit hat CVtcuv
experience, Educator and enthusiastic devotion %
his profession. inspart OapER, complete and
will he required in The school ROOM Indispensable to
the right discharge ofthe duties of the place SYSTEM
stgdy will be eXemplihel and incucated iupor
aid intellectual pIOgrcss and daily. actual and
visible IMPROVEMENT will be demanded every scol
as the ouN Sufficient evidence Of ihful study. Attei-
lion will also be given TO The cultivation OF refined and
polished manners, and special! % the formation ofcoOd
morals and correct principles. Ali branches belonging
10 thorough English education, together with a ,s
sizes will be taught. aud being himself practical
cOuntant. the undersigned will pay particular attention %
penEanshP. and will from time To time form classes la
5oek keeping.
He pledges himself to furnish superior article in
every department of instruction. and hopes
tanned by the lser minded citizens OF the place in
plying an acknowledged deficiency in this community.
TERMS PER QUARTER,
E!emehEir! Ci"ilohes ''''' ''''' - w
Higher EngllSh ....-....-.O'O
LaIin, Greek, Algebra, Geometry, Sc, 90
either all -"
aug7. JAMES GREENE;
TSCASES OF Ladies snd Misses Morocco Le;sher and
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LOUISVILLE ADVERTISEMETS.
Fall Importation of Dry Goods.
JAMES Low * co,

No. Az Main stree, louisville KY,
fESPECrFULIY announce 20 their customers, and
al purchasers of Orr Goods that they now have ii
store and oer for sale the largest aud best assorted
stock. to be found " OF the Mountains Their Goods
have been purchased exclusively for cash, and they
determined TO adhere 20 the - stem OF small profits
The majority ofther Cloths. Cassiners aid white Goods
they iporl d direct from Europe, and sell them
prcit less ulan other Western Houses They solicit
examination OF their stock from All buyers of Goods IN
their market aug24
TEW COODS.
TUST RECEIVED.-
y Fashionable black Ronrcts:
Fashionable made cclored Bonnets.
Fashionable Pearl Braid do:
Misses do do;
Assorted rich Velvet Ribbons.
Fniged Nerno
Boy Boots;
Bo! ; ready made Clohing Tor sale cheap forcasla
i" WILLIAM HUGHES.
dec0 Corner Main and Second sis.
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OF the best city and country brands r sale very Oh cap
lby taugil Eos IEES 81 BROWN, Main q Water SIS.
UWMBLERS.-e5 boxes. and pint hutcd. for sle low
l hy luurtl FOSTERS a. BROW y.
ARIA small let Of our superior IN lars for sale by
4 i ausI FOSTERS cc BRONN.
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IS AGEN rs WANTED.

W can ASS icr the sale of the popular and saea
Il Ole Books ever offered 10 the public. Young men o
good moral character and business habits can make from
50 to per day-and Others need apply For term.
address postage paid WI PATTON
augi' 'mu5" Henderson, Ky
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BUSINESS CARDS.

r,EMENT & VIELE. wholesale Groeers and dealers IN
y LIdao' d, ''V lmh27-lyl
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lack Hungarian HAS. iust reed and
~ -..,,..- - -
lug-4A -. 90
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Clothing. EEETE2isi,i ag Goods, Hats,

: prom CHEcKS.-ec cases reed this day and for sale
u by jyailJAs. Iowa CO., lIs Main ST. Leu, Il.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1852-10-01
THE PLATFORMS.
THE WING PLATFORM.

The whigs o; the United States. in convention Assem-
% the a
now as ever relying upon the intelligence Of inc tnef
government and their continued devotion Con,
sintloE aud the Union do proclaim me o'owns as The
rct an maintenance of which their national
l. The Gaycrnment of the United States is OF limited
Character and is confined to the exercise OF powers
nn roy the for into
full execution and that all powers not thus granted or NJ,
eessaly implied expressly reserved to the States
sreetiys'y and to :hepeople
rscrved rights General Government sustained in
rs constitutional powers and the Union should be reveed
Taat while struggling freedom, everywhere, enists
The warnes sympathy o. the hg party we sui adhere
ell in his Facwe Address of keeping ourselves free IRON.
cEaEcn alliances with foreign countries and of never
mission as Republic is not propagate opinions,
impose other countries our form of government by ar
fee but to teach by example, and show by
Success moderation, and justice. the blessings OF seIgov
Ss nsHne make sn the Govern,
ncn they should obey its Constitution laws and trca
rics, they would retain their serespect and the re
tcc' which they claim, and will enforce, from foreign
u" 'etcst economy, and sufficient for the ey
Gse thereof in time OF peace ought &c be mainly dcIi.
and V levying such duties, sound policy requires Just
les waen pras:ieabe whereby suitable encouragement.
may Nc assured TO American industry equally TO all class
G. The Constitution vests in Congress the power to open
and repair and remove distinctions from naviga
rivers; expcdcnt that Congress shall exercise
that power rehsrer such improvement. are necessary for
defence The protection anu facility of
with foreign nations the States; such
improvements being in every instance, national and
eral in their character
q The Federal and State Governments parts of
system alike for the common prosperity
ought TO be regarded alike with cordial,
habua and immoveable attachment. Respect for the
authority EACH and acquiescencc in the rS!tuoral
each, duties required by the TIT rest
siicration national OF State, and individual wc,;
$. The series OF acts of the 1st Congress, connoEy
known Compromise Adjustment (hc act for the
recovery of fsves from labor included) received
acGuiesced in by the Wings OF the United States
final settlement in principle and substance of the subjects
which and these concerned
maintain them, and insist their enforcement,
until time and experience shall demonstrate the necessity
OF further legislation TO guard against the evasion of the
laws the hand, and the abuse of their powers on
the other mpairing their present efficiency TO
the requirements OF the Constitution, and deprc
all further agitation of the questions thus settled
dangerous peace and will dscountcnaEcc all efforts
continue agitation whenever, wherever,
or however made and will maintain this settlement
essential TO the nationality of the Wing party aud the in
tetTity of the Union
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pool. OF wafer sufficient TO float Todd q De-
Ne Mammoth Boot, is collected at the lower END
4, Market sQuale, and pedestrians and natives are
Nh. loud in their complaints. We mention it be-
,,n,s sulry very clever folks, apparently suppos,
-, ina, all the deranged sewers dislocated pave.
r,sns. phlesm,tic .stove-ppes, and ruptured lamp
,,sts including unmannerly boys, yelping dogs and
a,yallinr babies, are under our especial guardian
hin ATE in the habit of lodging their complaints
9TH US. They may be right, so far as it is in the
,ower of public journal TO have such evils rene.
lid BY calling attention to them. But really,
f-;.pds and fellow citizens, if we always published
saeh complaints without putting ourself to deal
If trouble to inquire into the facts, we should be
ovfuly beabored by Others, deeming that we had
a,,e them injustice. This Market House sewer is
.,s. in point The Street Commissioner, in his
r.uo,t to the last meeting of Council, proposed two
,l,ns 10 carry oil the aforesaid water, and asked
,cleT to allow him to proceed with the work. The
,sD,t was accepted, but laid over for further &C
ton. So, good Market Square folks, bide YOU
time and YOU may yet be rescued ere you find a
waterv grave. Look 10 the Council for damages,
will you,
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale

'I'E L,dc signed following property for sac all
i Of which he will dispose of accommodating terms
t0wit:
Lot Three in square six Main street, North o.
ird adjoining Melodeon Buildings. This is OF the
most yln bic building Lots in the City.
Also about 100 Lots South Wheeling Clae Ritchetown,
of these equal 10 any that addition TO the City
Also several ofthe valuable Lots the Island add
toato the City.
AOa large number OF Lots in the BUcna Vista, Churchill
No. / and Churchill! No. 2, additions to the City.
Will also sell in Parcels TO suit purchasers: much oil
Tie and within the corporate limits OF Wheeling has not
rnlerc,oOTr laid lots, bcin; upwards OF One hun
ied acJes, and being the in the occupancy OF
AbIabem Altman, and held by me in trust for Mrs.
Erlly Zane
Wheeling aus3l-tL FRANCIS II. ARMSTRONG.
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q. ,ear Nj. > VIII suPPI3 MS su0seII0ers Pulcrua
"a at early bout
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE NoMI
NATIONS.

SYRACUSE, Sept. 81.
After the reading of resolutions the meeting pro-
ceeeded to ballot for State officers.
Winthrop Tompkins was nominated for Gov
ernor.
For Lieut. Gov.-Seth NJ. Gates.
For Canal CommsSioner-Chas. A. Wheaton.
Mr. Tompkins addressed the Convention, ac-
ceptng the nomination and acknowledging the
honor conferred and avowing his strong devotion
to Free-Soil doctrines, declared he would stand by
them TO the last $50 help me God" They adopted
a platform and adjourned. In the evening they
gresS
Gertt Smiths Liberty Meeting will be held
here tomorrow.