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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28
Queries fer Thinking Men.

Are you mechanic engaged in the
manufacture of articles which can be made
in any other branch of handicraft
If SO, are you prepared to meet the full
tide of foreign competition, which free
trade will throw upon our shores, flooding
the market with the productions of pau
per labor, at prices far below those OBJ
tanned by our manufacturers, thus redu-
cling your employers profits, who in turn
cuts down your wages, trife at first, but
these trihing reductions must come often,
until you are barely able to earn subsis-
tence
Would you see your little stock of COM
forts gradually diminished, until all is
gone, save absolute necessities?
You, perhaps, cherish laudible ambi-
ton, some day, to have saved enough from
your earnings to commence in business
for yourself, Would you, then, see at
the end Of each week that every cent OF
your hard-earned wages is gone-for what
mere nature demanded?
! Would you return each day from your
workshop, worn out with fatigue, to find
your wife still toiling over the washtub,
or with the needle, for scanty pittance
to help keep up your existence?
! Do you wish to see your children hall
clad crying for bread, looking as if they
had never smiled, and growing up with
out education, to be driven to hard labor
even before they have entered upon their
youthful days?
| Your employer may not be heartless
but he has money invested, he devotes
his whole time and attention to business
aud he viii have some return or close his
establishment and thus throw you out ot
employment. When you are narrowed
down to the last extreme, with no provis'
ion for sickness, not hope for the future
yourself and those dependent on you ouaf-
fng the dregs in the cup of bitter, unre-
lenting poyerty-what. have you left =
Where can you go! Perhaps the chari'
ties Of friends, or some kind providence
may enable you to remove to the far West
where, on some terms, which the greedy
land Spectator will dictate, you can man.
age, BY the se7erest toll, to make living;
but even tho you in the end possess a pOr.
ton of the soil which God has given to all
men, as free birthright, you cannot hope
to profit SO as to gain competency, ,forthere
viii be then no paying market for your
produce-and thus youliye on . few wea
ry years, and go down to your grave sun
wept, unhonered, and unknown" save by
the loved ones who have shared your sOr.
rows, and, possibly, your jOys.-Do yor
court fate Ike this
In a word, would you descend to the
level of the working classes in Europe, il
all their abject seryitude, wretchedness
and despair?
We answer, vote for franklin Pierce
Free Trade, Land Monopoly, and destruc
ton to every interest of the working class
es!
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28

A country surgeon who was bale was
on a visit to friends house, whose SER
want wore wig. After bantering with
him consideral time, the doctor said -
you see how bald am aud don't wear
a wig STrue sir replied the servant
'but an empty barn requires no thatch,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28

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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28
Pray tell me, my dear, what is thc
cause of those tears p" .|' l'o

Pray tell me, my dear, what is the
cause of those tears p 'i' l'
'Oh, what disgrace =
why, what disgracep 1y ,rf &
Why have opened one of your let
ters, supposing it to be. mine, Certainly
it looked more ike Mrs. than Mr.
Is that all =! what harm is there in q
wife's opening her husbands lettersp
/" mo harm in itself but the contents
such disgrace; Oh such disgrace
Us there anything disrespectful in, it ?
'Ob, no. 1t is couched in the most re-
spectful and chaste. language. But the
contents ?
II Here the wife buried her face in her
handkerchief, and sobbed aloud when
husband eagerly caught the letter and
commenced reading the epistfe that had
been the means of nearly breaking his
wife's heart 1t was bill from the prih-
ter for nine years subscriptioni' e A'.l
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28

in three days, so as to be perfectly man
ageable and kind at all times.-New Eng
land Farmer. "''"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28

& fMother,' said an inquisitive frehin 8
few days since swoald yoa have been any
relation to me if father hadne married
your .@9fs'a 1shso p la.l3A9 iaiiai'sq
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28

o. We copy the following lines from thc
" AaaIetic Magarine', poblished- in PLiia.
delphia, in lSI4, by Moses Thomas.
20 io- one hour of Gains's might,
Or well skilled Scott, to rule the fight,
And cry, our country and our right
Another sight had seen that day,
That foul disgrace been far away,
And Bladensburg been Chippewa"
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-10-28
or PRINTIN NC.
Red White and Blue.

HUzzA for the SCOTT and the GRAHAM
Three cheers for the brdue and the true.
On our country's bright flag we display 'em
Along with the red white and blue;
For our SCOTT never tainted in battle,
He belongs to the brape-hearted crew;
And where laundering cannon's did rattle
He led on the red white and blue
lie led on the red white and blue, &c.
Let Niagara's field tell the story,
Where our brave Yankee boys wonthe day
Where old England's hUincible'S glory,
As the mist on our hills pass'd away; de-
There SCOTT like the sun in his splendor
When he chases dark clouds from our view,
Soon gave them the choice to surrender,
Or TO run from the red white aud blue
Ortoru from the red white and blue, &c.
For his foes he was ever found ready,
To his friends he has always been true,
Then close up your ranks and be steady,
Charge for ScoTr and the red white and blue;
While the stars Of Columbia are shining,
And her eagle scars proudly and true,
Shall beauty the wreath still be twiaing,
Te honor the red white and blue
Then Luzzl for the red white and blue. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
News from the LobOs Islands.

The ship Mspns Captain Baker q Boston, arrived at
Lohos Islands from Acapulco about the 18th utino,
end was ordered of 10y Peruvian brig Of war. Captain
u refused to leave, and lying OF and awaiting the
arrival Of Commodore McAuley in pursuance OF nstruc
tons from his owners and in conformity to authority
who had letters Of Secretaries Webster and Graham
OF which he had certified copies
eissin thsi Osp ain Baker makes mention of any
Other forcs at the spd but that there were two
vessels loading on scconpt Of Peru English and the
oAer American Captain Baker this Information to
MS OWNERS oy the Lnglish mail steamer which be hoard
I'd ~ sne passed the Lobo Islands her way from VAL
paraiso. on the lft ult, to Psnarna
This vessel II not Of the feet chartered hv
ls this oty Commodore McAuley as at yalpar,so m
Che 3Is August where his ders Of the Sth Juna ors
cont 70 him from Panama WV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Mortality at Sen.

NAMES or THE LEAD ON BOARD THE RosTASD
From PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO.
We indebted TO mercantile house In this city, fol
the following melancholy intelligence, contained in
letter dated July 26 1852
The bark Krelin Of New York fell in with the brig
Eottsna OF Genoa IN Ion 134 IL W. lat. 80 10 NJ, ia
distress and Of provisions and water supplied them
with the and took eight Of her passengers on
board carrying them into San Francisco The brig
bound from Panama to san Francisco with passengers
The following d. stbs occurred on the yoy age
June 5-KsBe, Irsh Boston Mass
6-Chatles Cooper. Pompey, 0nondaga o., NY.
6-George Fletcher Auburndaie. Mass
S-Chsfes L. Ferris or feDis, Vermont.
S--hicbael Merton Mcvey Tow q, Pa.
e-H. Adams, Boston, Mass.
a-George Bali New Haven, CT.
12-GeoIge Burnett do
16-FrsDcis Ebsrl. German Boston Mass
1s-1honss c Dipond- Palmyra sly.
20-Cbristan Mai.r German, N Y.
d. Hljsh thomas. 0nondaga Co, n. Y.
2I-Jonst han Rising Lancaster, Ohio.
2l-Jsnee Gott. Baltimore, Md
22-Joln Ellis. Calais. Maine,
23-Csrton NJ yers, Williamsburg, l.. L.
A-Levi u Harvey, Bo-top Mas.
2f-Daniel Chandler Oxford Ii
July a-Francie J. Crowen Columbia N. Y.
nodate-Msylsnd Maple. Kingville. Ohio
Hiram Devcc, New city, late Newark. N. J.
Anthony Lieban Swiss, Baltimore, Md.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Passengers Arrived.
UAvAHA-Bark Cornelia-Mrs Bailey, B Gray.
PoRT AU PRINcg--Brig II Crosby-J Avery.
Passengers Sailed.

BEnsypA AND ST. THomas-steamship Petrsl-For Bsr-
mudaMise Lane male and female servant; Miss Hoimee
Mrs Smith and Child Hildoh and lady. Mrs and Miss
Murray and servant Murray and lady, Mr. Jones' NJ
bury MT hsGte En- and child Mr. husson Massos,
bell Mise Fleming Mrs Middleton Mrs Harvey and two
children, Miss Q Barr, Mrs and Miss MussonTotal n
For st Thomas-Mrs Cartor Mad Tavarge child, Miso
Power o'Nesl and LADY two children Aymar, lady.
Den FREDERICK Garcia Mrs Marca three children ssr
want Ills Excelioney Maurice Power and servant Foe
Mr. Pi1A, e. Correa, Gucrrs. a crooier, Camps,
Peuottc, Mr. sumtayo, Baanali, Elliott, Trows
bridge. lady. infant and Mr. Kolford-Total 81.
family, Bof, ID Cole, Dunn, Madame Msdin,
Parker, Mrs Parker. Mas Parker Reeves and
brewer Miss williams Mss wilkes Miss Zane Miss berry
Mrs McEiiery Miss M. Doda Mrs Atkins l. Martha a..
and three children Blocker Miss whitley, whisr.
Mise Mary Bell Mr. Ransom and lady Appleton e Ap
poton Mise Mortimer, Barrett. win dow aud aAv.t
Monroe, @ Crawford and LADY ~ In theatecsaxs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Arrived-Bark Asa Fish. NYork.
Herald Marine correspondence.

.h1a sshF Nautilus
Henry Franklin smith for BOSTON, Mount vernon, Hall
FLA ssa an sehr Sau.iius on surveying cruise; schr
cass oAr Brave soop
Velocity smith, Boston ali the vessels above
Sarah Elizabeth Toathassr New ssun.
mSh se HGs cS Gs Sn T9Ss
Sudworth Roanoke Mary Ellen, Cotingha, Deep Creek
Sss
BE- RSwsad RayR. Work Almrs Whilsa
nc henry .GssSS,sy Nys Fa RIVER steamers xonnSbec
Litcioln, Portland Nashus Clifford Boston; briggs Breeze
olsdo HsTHsssy chss Edwapd psat Ros.oa; r.
sT snD Troy lady sqg
Fisher, IsvsS; sophie Anu !psw smith NY9ts; Ere.
f SFssy and
cite Morley NY0rk; y Erickson, sheldon, PFoyl7
hrriyed-Bsrk Homer cafsc Boston, brig Geo Edward.
Croker Burt Taunton townsend corson Brisso n Jos
Faeid poGyr Deep Creek II W Benedict. Ellis, NMavsn
usss ciss esssrns
Homer Carlisle Bsson si sss Meta
c..h.rna {Danl. johnson Antigaa Geo Edward Nay sa
NBsdfcrd Washington Patterson Boston, sone SSs
sss,.s. FL s
Almira heeden, Lucy Haley Provdenoe
spoken.
o. Pioneer Child from Akyab for London Aug H. lat
Ship Probus Weeks from Antwerp no days) for NYork
Sept IL, lat IS 0S, Ion u IL
Barb Messenger Bid, Doane, from Boston via NLondon
Landry the Susan Fitzgerald, at Cobia Aug 49, from
Baltimore, May "a. =
Brig Mstanora from NYork for Ap.laohooa Sept a. on
Miscellaneous.
SUR EourTy, from Calcutta, which sid 18th Avg from 81
Helenafor London had heavy weather
nainmast head and lost sails and buiwarksj all we'll.
SNIP PRrNcE DE JoINyILLE, from NYorh, while her
voyage TO San Francisco had TO throw overheard 100 bbls
Of -four.
returned TO that port the Sd inst account OF adverse
winds. ~
BARK FLEA ANN, Nuttng which at Mauritius July
TO- and sid 18TH put In for provisions and TOT oauns no
KY WEST Sept 2Bark Jasper and cargo have been APP
prased the vessel s valued At $l and the cargo ~
SgG0total s01G0 The arbitrators nave
now ioadn a and viii sail about Oct 9Th for NYork
The appraisers appointed on cargo OF orig brownsviio
reported the a.n . .sss sss Ssrs0 % sPgrssisse
The expenses the Of vessel and
TO- wharfage storage labor bills and Of this arbitration
viii be about s2ie leaving the sum Of s7s which
fair and lust which was ordered TO be paid
fore thirty days 18th September This was
jected TO Agent Of Underwrers The captain also
sssd ss sS nsSs
-o""'''' Foreign Ports.
Aux CAyrs, Sept l0Br brig Adah Simpson from Bos-
lewis Eldridge, for do days. Howard wood supposed
for Going in Br schr Fanny Maria Hove from Boston
AsPiNwArI Sept IA vessel from NYork which had "a
days psseasej probably bark john Doten. Snekbrdse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Stock Sales.

PHILADELPHIA Oct. S.--(Reported by Keen b Taylor.)
Fire. Roard $500 Pennsyyana e. se2 100 City Rail
1000 Lebgh Interest p6; 900 Reading Railroad Mortgage
Gs, ~ 99Sj 1000 do. I'd, 0 loo Reading Gs, 10 S91
5000 Pttsburs Coupe. s5yn ies l9 shares Long Island
sehuyih Navigation Preferred sSwn, aG 200 do, IS x
100 do b5 IN 100 Union Canal 100 de- b. 1ei 100 do
chanics Bank q Kentucky Bank iIo y Bank Of Penn
$1,000 Heading Railroad S. 70 49, s9 10 shares Union
Canal Preferred 49, 100 Union Canal cash. 49, 100 Reading
100 n,Iris Camel sseo ID sSs,S s2s sch.y
Stock Scrip, Gi Zoo Reading railroad S. 70 b. SON. 1000
susqpehsnna Canal 6 3D. sNs Pennsyiyans Railroad
SsM; do IN; Sohuylkill Navigation Preferred, TN
i9do. I'M $50 do IN; POO do DO, M Union Canal Pre-
frred b % Union Canal e 80 DO b l5 80 Norristown
Bank Of Kertuoty no Asr goordIoo shares sohpyisll
and interest isi 100 do. s5wn sM 10 Commercial Bank
OK. Market hesvy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Police Intolllgence.

DISHONEST CLERK IN JEWELLERY SroRu-C oNFES .
Sion OF MS GUILT-ARRKsT OF OTHER PARTIES,
AND RECOVERY OF THE PROPERTY.
Officers Bower aud Devoa two Of the Chiefs special
aids yesterday arrested boy only fourteen
clerk In the je velry store Of Tifsuy Young Ellis
Of Chambers street snd Broadway charged with
stealing from hs employers, ut various times. gold
watches chains diamond brooches breast pins finger
rings SO valued in all upwards Of thousand dol
The above named officers with their abb
he the guilty party, accordingly ques-
toDeo him very closely that point and he then
fessd that young named Elijsh b. Mitchell and
George Foote the parties whom he gave the pro-
per after steapgt The boy further stated that Nit
cbe and Fooe induced him steal the property aud
give 10 them Icr disposal they having paid the boy
only about $40 for the whole Of the property received
Mi,cbe ard F0oe when arrested boz became alarmed,
Acknowledged their participation in the affair, and
the officers the necessary Information whereby they
have recovered the stolen property Both these young
men have been very respectfully connected Mitchell
formerly clerk at the Wayerey uotel and Foose
clerk at the Albion Ho el The guilty parties
veyed b. fore the Chief OF Police Who detained them
further examination is believed that the District
Attorney Will make the boy witness tiust Mitchell and
Foote Who 1t stems induced the boy to steal aad
therefore sidered to be really theguilty parties
s4ssauffing Finaies-rv0 men Of respectable sppear-
ance bemec Daniel HauvelJ and Alexander Hamilton,
were arrested on "Wednesday night by the Eighth ward
police charged with violently ass0lting France, Lee
siding No 10 Mercer street The prisoners tina
fmowipg morning brought before the Justice stewart ut
the second district court when appeared that Rsuvt
and Hamilton en.en the house in question and began
be very oisordriy breaking the furniture SO aud uti
maftiy committed the assault on the woman ~ above
stated The magistrate informed the accused parties that
hstanding the house of disrepute they had
by means right TO make disturbance aud assault
the inmates. He should therefore hold them each to
bail In the sum Of $500 TO answer the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Marine Affairs.

LAUNCH or CLIrrER sHr.-The clipper ship Con-
test win be- subched from the yard Of Wessrvelt Son.
thh afternoon, at Az o'clsck p. n. She built
nor Messrs A. Low Brothers, and Is TO be empoyed
In the California and China trade under the command
81 Captain Brewster
ersxMsss FROM PORTLAND LIVERPOOL THE expert
mext Of ming line Of steamers from Portland. Me-
20 Liverpool Ia about 10 be tried. The steamer Alba
6oee "a at Portland and win sail for Liverpool In
rplisw
Voc BsRssuph sr THonAs-Tbs X. NJ steamship
Ee1 Capt semscn let yesterday afternoon for 81
xhoms VIA Bermuda Her passengers' names win DO
fy@s pDasr The appropriats he'd
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Cleared,
Steamship Hermann Higgins Southampton. M0ller Sand
Steamship Setrel Sampson. st Thomas and Bermuda,
sss.m:hiD Creole c Rose Mobile Bostm.n Smith
ssP sssss c..sss sssfss AFFORD Nozzle .S;s E Il Co.
Ship Sea Nynph, Pstten, New Orleans Elwsn Co.
s.s AssshH.s bessy sisr4. s Leone s.ray
Brig Bsi,snDi. tBr) Granger Mramehi N Lsen.n & Co.
Brig Primrose, Perry. Yarmouth. Ms. & Ha-
Brig Venus (Br). williams, st John. NIB, Whitney
:, Brig Harlequin tBr). Brown. St John. NIB, & W
Iris Die Krone tRuss, Hoppe, Wilmington Schmidt +
Brig kqnsunds tBrem, Lorenrsn. Phil.d.phi.. Duns-
sohr Debonnsre, IoCihart, St John. NIB, Burnham.
scsr Jersey Oak Roger. Jsok,osyills Jcrise
saeso Nelson RsSnsns Pis9:o master
sehr Ann smith, walters Aiexandris sturgos ciearman
sehr Echo, Lewden. Phil.aelphi. J Mckee.
sehr Cooley Go crowe Boston,. Atkins a'''''A'
Steamer Freeman Rawdon, Line. Baltimore Van Brunt
Steamer Black Diamond. Stevenson, Philadelphia,
Steamer Oneida, oNiel. Philadelphia N Brisss.
days with railroad ron to order vessel to Wsise ~
days with ira
Bark Cornelis Ward Havana Sept o. with tobacco and
aegars. to Taylor Co: Has experienced very heavy
Brig Crosby tof Brewer Collins Port au Prince 20
ford d Church.
Brig Radius Bevsns Bonaire IS days. with salt to Ian
ders CO. No date lat 90 Ion e. spoke schr Isabella Of
and for Newburyport from Mayaguez
Brig Hayti Cheeseman. Port au Prince Sept 10. with
spoke brig Almira, from Wilmington NC, for Brooklyn.
Brig Macon Watkins is days with cotton and
Brig Miranda Keller Doboy Island u days with Iam
her, to Rokenbaugh Sept 2S in the Gulf Stream.
perienced blow from the shifted cargo
stancheons So I'd inst lat 81 lon "a 49, spoke brig Dun
Brig Almra, Narbcck Dolby Island IL days with um-
Der 70 Rokenhaush. Oct of CAPE Hatseras, spoke
bark Mary Kingslsnd. steering e.
Key West. IL days, with cotton de- to Brode Petite
sehI Harriet Hallook, Pow, Wilmington NC. days,
schr Eclipse Goslee Wilmington NC 10 days. with naval
sclr santee. Smith, Norfolk, days.
Scbr Eliza, Porter, Virginia days.
Schr Charles Allen, Railway, Virginia. days.
Schr Thomas Potter Clark Hartford, 2 days
Schr dam. Bradshaw philadelphia, days.
&c sehr smith new smiih stsnsy srooL III in Tow
tons built by Jonas Smith, and intended for the Southern
trade.
Brigs Truro, and Horace Greeley, Chase, IL days
sloop Of vandaa Philadelphia; steamship City
Of Norfolk, Post Charleston; Petrol (Br). Sampson.
Ian, st John, NIB; Meta, De Harde Bsimore brig Am.
phitrte, Ahrens Buenos briggs Chas (Brl
C1rd, Windsor Ms Sonnet !Brl Leavitt Sierra Leone.
Ship Iconium, Turner, hence for Acapulco Sept 49, re
turned to port this morning leaky and the
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The resolutions agreed TO.
Rev. ID HmL, Of pis'ph-io j.. said Mr.. Presi.
acnf have been pvtsu 20 ,bi meeting by the fiends
of the revision u the The Bible nv time
10 very limited therefore my remarks all De few Isup
poe that tho great majority ct tbe people wish TO have
The Bibse revised but ~bo this WORK and who
Win be the bookseller. Who vii II to the dsnomi-
nations! How lcrg shaii ~sit7 Some pso ole
eay that the time is not yet come When then
Win Il come Ths l. n. time and the right time
Indeed IL IL fact that tboae Who adhere most
- aod are deemed secsrisns The Bible now suffering
pndez the Influence 81 bad men.
Professor q. EATos of Hamilton. N. Y. reported
HON the committee the tine French Scrip
turee. The work at prcgres,ing owsrds compile
lion ana the comG' 60 10, k-d upon IL the most
portAnt next 70 the Epg,ish version
The report WIS upsDl n,ousiy dopted
hymn was then sunr ana the Union adjourned until
= O'Clock p M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
City Politics.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN THE PARK-FOURTH CON-
GREssIoNAL Observation-Disclosures RATIFICA-
TON OF THE NOMINATION OF THE HONORABLE
MIKE WALSH.
After the military display in the morning Of yesterday
the City Hall Park the of very enthusiastic
political demonstration in the evening This upon
the occasion Of assenbage of the people o.
the Fourth Sixth Tenth and Fourteenth wards in order
to give public expression to their approval Of and joy at
the nomination Of Mike Walsh by the Congressional
Convention Of the Fourth district commodious SUBJ
stanal and democratic looking platform erected in
front Of the City Hail. and at half past six clock in the
evening nearly three Thousand persons had assembled
it. to the majority Of whom the honorable gentle
personally and to all publicly known The ascent
was by wide temporary stairs the front lighted by
torches and at the was suspended large flag bear
ing the following inscription
o DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NOMINATION. o
o FOURTH DISTINCTION CONGRESS-, o
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:, - - : CHARLEsTON, Oct7.
In the OfngShip Courier (Brl Calcutta III days The
left at Ascension, Sept q clipper ships Typhoon and
Eagle frem Calcutta for London. Passed Helena about
Aug rs.
Arrived-Bark Asa Fish, NYork.
BosroS, Oct g.
ArrvedBarks Cen Taylor Savannah Justice story Bal
timore; briggs Henry Matthews do; Lawrence, Brink
e1hof Com Stewart Viator Richmond Union Monticello
Helen Maria, Chs and Shaekord Philadelphia schrs
Montana, Cora Albany, Mount Vernon and Isabella New
Yorl; Elizabeth Ann, Cape Hayten.
Cleared-Bark Maiden, Buenos Ayres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-09
Political Intelligence.

RuFus CHoAIE-A number Of notices have appeared
in the papers declaring that Mr. Choate would embrace
the first opportunity that presented for thu purpose OF
delivering speech favorable to the election Of General
Scott The mass meeting Of the wings at Dedham OF.
fered the chance which II said he much desired
and the committee accordingly sent him written invita-.
lion attend to which they received the wing la
comic reply -
BosroN, Sept q. 1852.
Genfmen-r have just had the honor TO receive your
letter OF the 25th inviting to convention the
9th October IL would afford me the highest pleasure to
accept the invitation but my put 1t wholly
out Of my power am respectfully, your friend and
servant, RUFUS CHOArE.
CcNGREssoNAI NOMINATIONS -The Congressional mo-
limitations In Wisconsin follows -
Die Dem. Wing
1......... Daniel Wells, Jr. IL 6. Durand.
2...ss,t... Ben. &. Eastman. Chauncey Abbott,
3........ John Is. Macy. James Mem. Shaftcr.
CoNrEcTIcUT ELECTION. -Betuins from ninety nine
towns-57 democratic, with gain Of 10; 80 whig with
@ gain and 10 divided.
ELECTION IN DELAwAnE.--An election for inspectors
and took place in the State Of Delaware the
9th instant, which resulted favorsby for the whig
candidates.
JuDGg OF THr FOURTH CRcuIT, IowA-Ths returns
from Iowa Grant and Lafayette counties far heard
from, indicate Cothrens (dcm election, The total
Cotbren ,26f; jackson (vhig) 1,0l0.