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- - TIcRels SIU haIVes ., quaitefs 80.
Certificate OF package of whoies SlIO-shares il
proportion.
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iGHT SALES NIGHT SALES. --Ou
AS MONDAY evening. the seth September. at hall
past o'clock tiny store opposite the City Hotel |
VIII commence my Night Sales, and will continue
them during the season. at which tina will be sold from
the shelves general assortment of Staple and Fancy
Goods, Dry Goods, Hardware aud Cutlery, Fancy
Goods &c. &c. NY
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, Cloths
Cass meres, vestbgs, Calicoes, Apacss Irish Linens
Caslmeres Musns. Shirtings Casnets, Flsnnea, Pins
&c. &c.
HARDWARE &c CUTLERY.-superor Ivory
Handle Knives and Forks, t5l pieces Buck Handle
Knives and Forks per doz n. Britannia Ware, Tea
Trays Walters, Pocket and Carded Knives, Scissors.
k9zors, Thimbes, Braces, Bits, &c.
=, FANCY GOODS-Ladies' Writing Desks and
Work Boxes, Cologne. Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pms suspenders. Aecordeons, Dressng
Tuck and Side Combs, Back gammons, Razors, strops
Hair Brushes, Money rurss, Family and Pocket 81.
b!es, Playing Cards, Paper, &C.
JEW ELLERY-Fue Patent Gold Lever Watched
Gold Detached Levers full iewcllsd Gold Cylinder do
do, English Silver Levers, &c, Gold Pens and Pen.
ellis Silver do. Breas.pns. Gold Guard Chains, Gold
Fob do, Steel Chains, Cameo Pms, Bracelets, Ear
Rings, Casters, Seaars. Matches, &c.
se27 A. MOTT g. CO, Aucts.
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e M!NIfAslp e;AUiriE(.H.,-..-

OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
.fs' Wednesdays and Fridqys.-Sais OF horses every
81 o'clock, will sell al auction at nav store on l5,b :,
variety OF Miscellaneous articles cousiatng OF the tel
lowing
GROCERlES-Sugsr, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea,
Candles, Soap ais, Starch Bacon Hams. Shoulder
and Sides, Rice Pepp Ginger, Brandy, Whiskey, Gin
Elol ass butte, Lard, Herrings, Shad.
, EIIURE-BIreeus, Sideboards Washsantls
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedstesda.
Chair, Canslesands, Dining Tea and Toilet Tables.
5eddng OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the housekeeping
iie. "
SHOES, CLOTHING, &lc-I also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers Clothing of every kind, Hats, Cars
Crockery-ware, Matches. Writngsad Wrapping Pea
per, Books, &c.
soS u z. CkuTUORM
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paper. SOC.
V7OE. 5 Law REPORTS, FEBRUARY
~ v fl aARPER. &c, for sac by w. RAN
Lectures on the History of France, by the Right
Honorable Sir James Stephen, K C B, LII d
Putnam mi-monlh!y Library for travellers and
the fresde
No 2 Whmscalies, by Thos Wood, with wood
cuts-25c
Nos Is and II London Labor and London Poor
Re
Wesley and Methodsm by Isaac TAYLOR
Talis's illustrated Atlas and Mode m History Of the
World -Geograp hicai, Political Commercial and Sta
tistical by K NJ Martin, London edition. with fine
coiored MAPS folio muslin, gilt $40
Vol Eng fish Law and Equity Reports-S2
Homeopathy An Examination o! its Doctrines and
Evidences, by w Hooker NJ D-62c
Examples OF Life and Death-Mrs l. Fl Sgourney
Use
Women Of Christianity, exemplary for acts Of
charity and pieiy, by Julia Kayanagh, author of Ma
Tempelon's Engineer. MilIwriaht and Mechanics
Pocket Companion, revised by Adams, Engineer
Voltaires Charles XII, in French, edited by G P
Surenne-50.
February No Appleton's Mechanics Magazine and
Engineers Journai-25c
Do do do American Wing Review. per years5
No. 403 LieiIs Living Age-l2c.
February No Harper's Monthly Magazine
Feb do International do-25c fe4
NEW CROP MOLASS ES.-75 hhds prime
~ new crop Cardenas, for sale by
Je . LEWIS WEBB & son.
ENOR IIlRG.-One gil accustomed to house
AL work; also, cook and washer Apply to
ia 81 R. CAUTHORN.
EORTY THOUSAND HAVANA CT
4 CARS just received an.i for sale by
ie6 FRY & McCANDLIsH.
&TABLE STALLS FOR RENT god
- stalls in q brick stable vel located rear of the
Charlton House. For terms, apply TO
fe 9 1877 Main street.
EhVERCOATS, TOGAS, Nc.-We lave on
w hand a large lot OF Overcoats, Tosas &c, which
must be sold; some of them very suparior. Call
lie KEEN, CHILEs & BALDWIN.
EhRESS AND FROCK COATS.-Just re-
HV ceved large lot of Dress and FrocS Coast
made of French cloth and cut in the latest STYLE
fes KEEN. CHILEs & BALDWIN.
HAS CHANDELIERS. We have today
u opened another supply OF Gas Chandeliers, OF
new AID very rich patterns; ALSO Pendants, Brackets.
sTEBB.Ns, DARRACOTT e. CO.,
fec i0 Broad street.
GtORNEIIUs' PATENT GAS BURN
~ ERS.-Jus received a supply OF the above sure
ror Burners. which Mr.. Cornelius recommends as
the best in use
sTEBlNs. DARRACoTT & CO.,
fe6 lol Broad st.
A N adjourned meeting of the Slcckh oders OF The
"A James River and Kanawha Company will be
held at the Hall Of the House of Delegates this eve
nirg. al O'Clock. W. P. MUNFORD.
&c Sec'y.
V0HIKTY THOUSAND FEET SYC.-
IL MORE BOAR DIS, for tobacco boxes, for sale by
te5 DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 co.
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LATEST NEWS.
Transmitted by Magnetic Telegraph.
FOR THE DAILY RICHMOND TINES.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
THURSDAYS PROCEEDINGS

w
SHysTE.--Thc Senate was engaged to-day, In dis
cussing the printing Of the census.
HOUSE, OF REPREsESTArivrs.--The Land Warrant
Bill occupied the attention OF the House during the
sessIon 0! today.
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Valuable Publications.
UNEXCEPT'ONAB BOOKS For
FAMILY READING
FOR SALE BY
N ASH & HOUSE.

1879 Main street,
Aguar, G-Ihe Mothers Recompense; 70 mo paper.
Csc; cloth rs
Aguar, S-Vae of Cedars; 10 mo cloth TIC. nan.r
Soc Fr
Aguar, s-Woman's Friendship, cloth 75c; paper
Aguilar. sW omen of Israeli vols, paper 81; clio th
Dapuy, A E-The Consprator, 10 mo cloth Use; pa.
Ellen Parry Trials OF the Heart u mo cloth Csc.
paper 3Sc
Ellen Middeton-A tale. by Lady Fullerton; l2 mo
paper Goo; cloth 75c
Home is Heme-A domestic story; 12 mo paper SOC
cloth 75c
Helose, OF the Unreyealed Secret; by Talyi: 10 mo
cloth 7sc paper Soc
Hewitt, Mary-Ths Heir of Vast Way land; IL mo-;
paper $50; cloth 75c
| GA tale of the Ancient Fame BY Baron: 10 ma.
paper soc; cloth Toe
James Mounjoy, or I've BEEN Thinking, by A S Roe
parts-pap-r SOC; cloth 75c
Lies Discipne tale of the annals of Hungary: by
Talvi. author OF Helose, &C.; IL mo; paper $50
cloth Csc
Mcintosh, M-Two Lives, or To Seem and To Be.
70 mo; cloth 75c; paper SOC
Mcintosh. M-Csarins and Countercharms: paper
75c; cloth 81 %
alden Aunt; story. by S Nj; II me; paper soc;
cloth 75c
Msnzoni, the Berohed Loyers.-2 vols, 12mo: cloth
81 so; paper 81 80.
Margaret Maitland; (some passages in the lie or 70
mo; paper soc; cloth 75c
haSNSH 11il olur ana D0fQeT oRetcne9; . VQ; pa.
per cover 25c
Morton Montagu; Young Christmas Choice; by B
Mortimer; 10 mo; cloth 75c
Nsthals, a. tale By Julia Kavanau2h, author of Wo.
man in France, Madeline, &C.; Is mo; paper Use;
cloth 81
Norman .Leslie;a tale by c II; u mo cloth 75e;
paper SIC
Rose Douglass; or the Autobiography of Minister
Daughter; by M w; II mo; paper soc; cloth 75c
Swell, E M-The Earis Daughter; IL mo; cloth Use;
paper soc
SWELL Many Herbert, a tale; l2 mo; cloth 75c;
paper Sec
Swell, M-Gertrude, n tale, y mo; cloth 75c; pa
per Soc
Sewell, L: M.-LaEetcn Parsonage Tale, ) vols
l2mo. cloth S2.25; paper cover. $780,
Sewell, Il. M--Margaret fercival 2yols cloth 81 so;
paper cover, 81.
Sewell E. NV alter Lormer, and other Tale
l2mo, illustrated. c 10th. 75c
south~ ORTIZ, E. d. E. N.-The Deserted Wife, a
Novel. 8yo, paper Csc.
son'hwor'h, E. D. E. N IS hannondae. a Novel
Svo paper 25c.
southwor,h, E. D. f. N.-The Mother in Law, a
Novel, paper, Syo. 33c.
Sunbeam and Shadows, and Buds and Blossoms; or
Leaves from Aunt Mjnnie's Portfolio limo, paper,
Soc; cloth, 75c.
To Love and 10 be Loved, s,orp by A. S Roe,
author OF James Mountjoy, &C., i2mo. cloth, Soc;
paper 3Sc.
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NEW BUOKS.-Women OF Chrisliany. exem-
~ paiy Tor acts OF piey and charity, by Julia Ka

CATALOGUE OF GARDEN SEEDS,
- warranted fresh and genuine, obtained from the
celebrated sai sseedsmen s,9el;f J5, Co. Bal,I
l9o Main street, under the American Hotel,
These Seeds are the finest quality, and such as
VIII recommend themselves They are from one of
Inc pest Sc edsmen In this country.
ARTlCHOKE-GreenG Globe.
AsPARAGUS-G Giant
BEANS Red Marrow. Six Weeks. White Kidney.
BEETs-,Long Blood. Early Turnip. White su.
BR0CCOLI-Eory Purple, Large Purple Cape
-. CABBAGE Early York, Early Batrsr.ea, Large
Flat Dutch, texua,) Drum Head Purple, Green Curled
Savoy, Drumhead Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf, &c,
CARROT-Long orang e. Large White Cattle.
CELERY-Whet Sod, Red Sold
ECRESS-B,oad Leaf Garden.
,CUCUMBER-Eary Frame Long Green, Cher
CoRN-Early Tuscarora Early Sugar, Six Weeks
ENDIVE- Green Curled
LElTUCE--Eaily Silesia, Ice, Brown Dutch &c.
MELoN-Chroo, Nutmeg, Water Melon, &c.
NAsTgRTIUM.
ONioNi-whis and Red
PARSLEY-Cured
PARSNiP--Cup, Large Dutch
PEAS-Sinclair's extra early Bishops early Dwarf.
Dwarf Blue Prassian, Dwarf. Green Imperial, DIV arr
Manowfat
PEPPER-Bull Nose. Cayenne, &c
RADDISH Long Scarlet Salmon, red aud white
Turnip
RHURARB-For tarts
Satisfy -or Oyster Plant
SPINNACH-Round Savoy
SQUASH-Esrly Bush &c
TOMATO-Large Red extra
TuRNIP-Red Top, White Flat Dale's Hybrid
Large Norfolk. Ruta Bags, &c.
Also-SWEET AND POT HERB SEEDS.
FLOWER SEEDS fine sorment
DC. fe
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GRAND CAPITALS.

Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters co.
Certificate OF package OF wholes S2S0-shares in
proportion
Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland Lotteries
Will meet the most prompt and confidential attention If
addressed TO Morris & Co. Managers, orto
w. PURCELL,
1e Richmond Va
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SUGAR. COFFEE, DC.
~ 10 hhds Porto Rico Sugar
$50 bags Rio Coffee
lon hnrae Cba.ea
60 hhds and bbls Molasse.


60 hhds and bbls Moaeses
ia "a DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
- sale low by N' W.
ja2s JOHN II CLAIBORNE.
SMELL TRIMMED CLOCKS-We have in
~ store a very handsome and rich supply Of shell
Trimmed Silk Cloaks we solicit call from all in want
at CHAS HARTWELL & CO.'S.
ia 81 Opposite the Swan Tavern.
"A FOR RENT, a wooden building, suitable
EQ residence for family OF ordinary size, situated
near the head OF 18Th street, opposite to the house of
Thomas Sheppard, Esq. Rent SIPS. Apply to
TOLER Il COOK,
JAZZ General Agents.
HDUTTER-BUI1TER BUTTER.-33 kecs
I'D No /, landing per the steamer City of Richmond
Iat9 FRY e. McCAN DLISH
HDIG IKoN.-5o tons No Pig Iron, landing and
ia 10 EDMOND DAVENPORT co.
EpUNCn RAISINS, in whole, halt and quarter
Il y boxes, for sale by
de % JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
iNES-l4TH FEBRUARY j. W.
RANDOLPH has for sale at wholesale and re-
tail, large stock of Comic and Sentimental Vaeu-
tines, at prices from cts to $40 each also Envelopes
from 10 25 cts EACH of various SIZES to suit The
Valentines; aso Valentine Writer'S at 6 cts and ia
cts each orders by mail, with ren,tances from cts
up will receive promp. attention, il addressed to l2l
Main street Richmond. te3
,AAsS FOR BOSTON-FIRST VESSEL
- - The superior fine fast sailing regular packet
schooner COURIER, Captain Seth Kelly, having
aportion OF her cargo engaged and going on board
will sail with all possible dispatch. For balance OF
freight or passage, having superior accommodations
apply to Captain on board at Edmond e. Dayenport's
wharf, orto IS
fe 5 DAVID CURRTE.
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500 317. Is 0CO 75n,


CeTtlcata OF package OF wholes Sl56-shares il
proportion.
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MONDAY-Ken,ucky, No. 26-Captals: s2s,-
500. IS Nos, IL drawn. Tickets So, halves 81
quarters SO.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.

GALE or IsEiEy. cry IN THE cry
~ or hlCHMoND by virtue Of decd ai ,rH.i
executed 20 me tY Messrs Sehwabe d Co, and duly
reeerded Ia the office Of the clerk Of he irstiags
Court 81 the " q Richmond, shall ofI.r 10, sac
TrvteiY, ths Brewery at Eaeou Qvsgie. prsrch viii
az thc fixtures thereto 6eianeiGg. Al, person " h-
ing 10 engage in lhe said business wiii nd iae tstn,
OF sale very accommodating. Should the rroperty
Got he disposed o on or bstort The 24h Of This rnph
al private sale, il viii be Offered 10 he highest d.,
81 public ancton, On that dty at IL O'clock. ~ -
Inc establishment ia said 10 be n Yely compste Of
Ger. "
S-Ihe proprietor ni The above premises will. il
desired sell tie to any enc who NAV pgrchass
lie above Brewery and fixtures.
I F AUGUST, Trustee.
r,,,.,,,,-, AIrx Norr 81 Co, Auets
fOSTP0NEMENT-Th above sale is po,tpo.s "a
un!Ii FRIDAY The 9th February, at 10 clock, when
II will positively take paec.
ia26 ALEX MOTT a. co A,ct
ADDlIIONAL.- vii be aided to lie above sale
q lot OF office ard wiadsor Chairs, walnut Tables
Benches, Bar Fix ures, Glass ware Stove Sc.
Ia 81 A. NJ. & Co
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Sp'enam Lottery fer Febraary I4th.
$50 GOO 2SOnn Is 0nn


10 DRAWN BALLOTS IN EACH PACKAGE OF IS TICKETS.
Gland Consolidated Lottery Class d. to be- drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday, February l4h. IS numbers,
Is drawn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-06

GSYiATJoY'S OFFICE, Nos sop,b I4,b
~ street.
Lst ali the world say what theyca
For selling prizes sra rroN's he r7aa
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$4,000, 1900 sooo 100 prizes of $50.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, CLASSY Z, 10 be drawn
at Baltimore, Saturday. February 2lst. 70 Nos, Il
drawn.
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susquehanna Lottery, class 7, to be drawn at Bal.
tlmore on Wednesday, February lllh. 70 nos, Is
drawn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-06

TUESDAY-Kentucky, EXTRA No 29-Capital :
quarters 25c.
.oTUESDAY-Kentucky, No 27--Captal: $4,000.
70 numbers. Is drawn. Tickets S., halves So 50,
quarters 81 25.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-06

REPRESENTATIONS No 2s-Capital: $685.
IT'S. IS nos, IA drawn. Tickets $40, halves S.
Guarters9 %.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-06

VALENTINES VALENTIN Els! COMIC
v AND SENTIMENTAL, AT GRESHAM'S,
BROAD STREET-THOS. H. GRESHAM, gen
era Newspaper and Magazine agent, 1921 Broad st.,
has Just received large assortment Of Comic and Sen
timental Valentines, Envelopes, Valentine Writers, &C.
This is the most extensive and best selected assort-
men in The city. Purchasers respectfully invited
to III and examine hem. Prices vary from 81 cents
to S.
Harper ard International Magazine, for February
cee fob 4-l14f
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-06

$4,000, 10000 o,oco, SO of 1000, so of 500
Susquehanna Lottery. cl IS g. TO be drawn at Bal
iimore on Wednesday. February 25th. 70 numbers,
Is drawn.
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BRILLIANT LOTTERY FOR FEBRUARY %
sos ,0G0 GRAND CAPITAL.
1890 OF 10 900. 6 Of sOo0 100 prizes Of 5000
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY Class F, to be drawn
a. Baltimore on Saturday, February %. IS Nos,
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OMNIBUS LINE.
Nm~ The subscriber is now running line
ffSafessE OF Omnbusses in this city, from Rock
Its to the head of Broad street.
Fare from Rockets to the head OF Broad street or
any portion of the route 81 cents
IHe line consists of the splendid coaches that
nave yet been introduced into the city attended by care
fu and experienced drivers.
IL Noimproper persons will be permitted to en-.
ter either OF the Omnbuses, SO the line specially cont
mends itself to the patronage the ladies.
no TIL II, NAITOP
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| FRIDAY--keniacky, No. 3o-Capita SIS 0o0.--
IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81. halves 81, quarters
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$4,000, 10 900. 5000. 100 prizes OF 1000.
Susquehanna Lottery, Glass 5. to be drawn at Bal.
timore on "Wednesday, January 2sih. 10 Nos, ~
drawn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-06

THURSDAY-Kentuck extra, No 3l-CapitaI
$3.50. Is Nos, 70 drawn Tickets 81. halves /
quarters SO.
Observation-Disclosures No. 2s-Capital $50
GOO. IS nos, 10 drawn. Tickets IS. halves SO
quarters %.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1852-02-06

Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, Class 6. 10 be drawn
at Baltimore Saturday, February 7h, 1852. IS
Nos. Is drawn -
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-
susquehanna Lottery, Glass 8, TO be drawn at Bal
sImore on Wednesday, February 18Th. Is Nos, l3
drawn.
The daily union., 1852-09-09

be referred 20 with sdn,sgs, IN order quicken our
love oi u, and 10 admoaish asan't aay movement
which possibly may injore H. Local distractions will
cur from time 70 time In every party and every Staie aud
temporary questions will arise which excite the passions
aud prejudice the minds OF those who usually calm
and thoaghnl but these viii be less frequent
and less productive Of mischief II will all appreciate
as we ought their influence upon cause and
WIZ remember, also that destroy the organization and
to defeat the candidates of party is the possible
method OF correcting its reforming its abuses
shall unite with you in doing what sustain It's prin
cpes It's osages and its candidates and while through
out the Union the democratic gathering with
zeal and strength which be mistaken insure the
triumph OF our national ticket let do here
The old battle grounds OF York and Cumberland that Maine
may not be found wanting this crisis 10 its republican
hdeliY and It's old reputation, but may conduct its po
ilical movements render LIS majority Tor Pierce and
King larger majority, and easily won, than any
which u has heretofore given,
owe so much my political friends of the "Star In the
East which constitutes my present district that cannot
close hisetler without rendering them my sincere thanks
Tor their generous kindness which they have often shown
me, and which, II cannot repay adequately by any pub
lie services within my power. they will do me the justice
know, 10 believe that least ember and APP
preciae.
am, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
JOHN APPLETON.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10, 1852
The daily union., 1852-09-09
Generals Houston and Shields.

We direct attention TO the excellent letter OF Pitts
burg (Pa correspondent. describing the late democratic
meeting In that great and growing city, called together at
few hours notice to hear those eloquent champions OF
democracy. General Sam Houston OF Texas and General
James Shields OF Illinois Their reception was enhu-
sasic beyond anything that has been witnessed in west
ern Pennsylvania since The beginning OF the contest
and they were noby inspired by our great cause and the
great occasion which honored il. We are sad TO wei
come into The field of action again gallant friend Col
Wilson McCandless, who presided at the meeting
and made one OF his fines, speeches The skies are brgh
In PENNSYLVANIA. .I..ae
The daily union., 1852-09-09
Democratic Enthusiasm in pittsburg.

To The Editor of lie Uaaon
The democracy OF the old Keystone have opened the
campaign with their characteristic ardor and
Headed by their indonitabe and devoted leader--lbe
great and gifted Buchananthey enter this contest with
zeal and determination that full OF foreboding TO
the opposition Despite the ceaseless exertions OF the
whig leaders, the waving OF banners, the prouson OF
feathers, the supeabundance of gaudy pictures, despite
all the aurements and charms OF military chleiiain,
they have most sgnay failed in their endeavors TO in
fuse harmony and hope into their lapguishing and
desponding forces The decree has gone forth-Franh
Pierce 10 be The neat President, they feel it, and
act as though they fighting against fate, Utter
despair has seized upon The wings, while the democrats
are full OF animation and confidence. On last Friday
night witnessed of the largest most respectable
and most enthusiastic meetings. that assembled
in Pitsburg Though but two days notice OF the meet
ing given, sill the honest hearted democracy
there in their might II was really cheering TO such
an outpourng in this stronghold OF whggery.
The meeting was presided over by Col. Wilson Nc.
Candess, OF the senatorial electors of this State,
OF the most able and eloquent champions OF whom the
democracy can boast. Col. McC., in a characteristic
cay beautiful speech, introduced Gems. Houston and
Shields, the orators of the occasion. The veteran oil
Texas the old hero OF San Jacinto the father OF
public, and the defender Of the Union, for more than
an hour entertained the vast blage with his wit
tcism, his oratory and his unanswerable facts Gen.
II, is very model OF a stump orator, with his good,
honest intelligent, democratic countenance, his fund OF
anecdote and array of truths strongly linked and
so focby declared bring conviction to every candid
mind. The old General won many friends and left an
abiding remembrance.
He was followed by The gallant and chivalric Shields,
noble son OF Ireland, and living argument agains,
Gen. Scotts pet scheme of excluding foreigners from
the rights OF citizenship Gen. Shields gave US sound
forcibe, excellent speech. All the speeches were re
ceved with that hearty applause which told that The
sentiments uttered met with appreciation The
speeches full of sound arguments and good
there was none of that wholesale, reckless personal
abuse that SO often disgraces political campaigns Every
thing said was courteous and respectful This meeting
in the iron city will be remembered, and its effects will
be felt The day is fast approaching when the glad tale
will be told. The PEOPLE have said eve will not have
these to rule u.s., and their mandate must be
obeyed. When the conflict comes, remember Pennsyl.
pania. mark her noble course, and witness her triumph
ant vndcaon of democratic principles and see if she
will not still merit the proud appellaon of 'the Kew.
stone State" All will be well here. s's's
PITTsBURG, September A, 1852.