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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22
BY DUNLOP, MONCURE q co.

BY DUNLOP, MONCURE & co.
ROCERIEs AT AUCTION.-On TUES
~ DAY, 23rd instant, commencing at 10 O'Clock,
We will sell at our auction store q general sssort
ment of Groceries, consisting in part Of
l25 hhds Sugar, part prime quality
l25 bags Lsguyra and Rio Coffee
New Orleans Moasses and Syrup
Rye Whisksy, part old and very superior
Gunpowder and Pouchoog Isa
Mustard, Cigars, Indigo
TEaMs-Under Sle0 cash, over el00, four months
credit, for approved negotiable paper.
EF Sale without regard to weather.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & CO, Aucuoneers.
ADDITIONAL.-Af,er the above sale, common.
cling at ia O'Clock, we will sell ITO cases SHOES
and BOOTS, comprising an assortment of Fresh
and Sessonsble work for Men, Women, Boys and
no 20 Aucts.
l. TATE.-By Virtue of deed of Trust, dated
the lst day Of July, in the year 1885, and by re-
quest of the beneficial y, in ssid deed, the under
signed, appointed Trustee therein, will proceed to
sell at Public Auction, ON the premises, the Real
Estate in said deed conveyed as follows: On
SATURDAY Nov. 9th, 1852. at 4 o'clock n,
lot of ground in Richmond City, on tae South cor
of Main and Fourth streets fronting 40 feet on
Main street, and running back about l5S feet, On
which lot there 10 prior lien the amount OF which
will be made known ct the sale. And on MONDAY
Nov 29,h, 1852 at 4 o'clock P NJ, lot of ground In
Manchester, known in the plan Of said town as
"Gordon Tenement No 2s4, = lying on the East side
OF jackson street; together with all houses and sp
purtenances TO the said lots belonging.
Terms Cash.
no l7-dtd HOWiSON, Trustees
MOOT sTOVEs-For Churches, Coaches aud
L thosa persons troubled with cold feet For
sale by M Z'hmERhAN
no II Corner Main and 18th streets.
CUPRRIOR sCLTANA FIGS. N faGcy
y boxes, frssh crop, received By
JUAN PIZZINL
mol Next door 10 Exchanges Bank
4 ONDON PORTRk.-l00 casks, pint bottles
Il "Byaas'' brand-for sale by
no Is DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
COLD ChEAM.-A pleasant and eficacious
~ article fer chspped hands, lips, &C., freshly
prepared and highly perfamed with Otto Of Rose.
For sale BY Ell PlCOT,
nois Corner opposite the Old Market.
DRIME LAID bills No Lard, juss 70.
L ceived per steamer and for sale by
r. VOOLFOLK, Jr,
no 10 leo Broad street
RURNING FLUID.-lQibsrrela. fresh, per
- afeAxner, nor asle BY
no le BENNETT d BEERS, D,ueehm
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JOB PRINTING.
nI PATCH OFFICE.
governor street. = doors from Main.
HIGH ifDNI Ia

PamphIess, Business Cards.
Circuiars Tickets.
hahdbiiis, Blanks, &c. go.
Laneis, OF every description,
Printed at short notice and upon reasonable terms
H Orders for all kinds OF Printing will be re
ce!Ved and executed IN the handsonsst styls.
jy -
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N0TICE.-SPLEEDID COLLECTION OF
~ OIL PALNTlEGS.=Che attention of the Gill

n OTICE.-SPLEEDID COLLECTION OF
i$ OIL PAlNTNGS.-The attention of the citi
zens OF Richmond is respectfully invited to the val
hibition at the store of Elias Hale, No loo Main
street, up stairs, to be sold Friday next, 26h
inst This is the best lot OF Paintings ever offered
in Virginia, and mostly the original productions
Of the estAmerican and European Artists MANY of
them part of private collection of gentleman
in New York city, and have been consigned 20 this
market to be sold
The public may rest assured that every picture
AS there has been ample time provi ed for a full
examination OF this collection it is hoped that every
lover of the fine arts will avail himself of the %.
portunity OF inspecting them. The sale Will take
place on Friday, the Goth inst, commencing at IOt
o'clock, over The store of Elias Hale No 100 Main
street next door to Nessrs Mitchell Il TYLER.
no 2O-3t GEO. ] SUMNER Auctr
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| 0sT. on Friday night last l2.hinstant, between
Ia the corner of Brook Avenue and Broad stree,
and the corner OF Grace and Adams streets, large
London butt silver Watch with the dial broken
near the second hand, and a steel chain attached
to it,
This Watch is highly priced &c family piece,
ana the finder will confer Singular favor and be
suitably rewarded by leaving the same at this of.
fee no aO-2t*
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SMITHS LOTTkRY 0FENCk.
Wall Street, under she Cky Rosei,
CHALk'S OLD STAND,

BfaWn Nos Patapsco, JU5
IS So 20 25 l8 "A 46 81 SIS 40.
Whole 10 sc So, $780, do. half SO sc rs, sold and
paid.
To Day.-Washington, g. eapxale: OF sos
600 OF ~ 800, OF 6250, / of 3la5 Of l75O | OF
1881, 90 of 1905, % u 40, &c. "a Numbers, Is
drawn. Tickets S5-shsass IN proportion.
Also, PataPsce. 306.-Capaak: I OF Sll,7e4 10
OF 1850, 353 Of so, DC 20 numbess, IA dxswp.-
Tickets ~ 5o-shares 10 proportions.
no y SMEnY
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CMNfAGNR WINE IN plat. snd quarts,
~ IN Custom House, for sale by
no " JOHN E CLAIBORNE
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BY James M. Taylor
EOUR VERY DESIRARLE RESID1
By George j. Sumner.

BY George J. Sumner.
DEREMPTOKY SALE OF A LARGE
l. AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF RICH.
LY FRAMED OIL PAINTINGS.-On Friday
morning, the 10th inst, commencing at 10 o'clock,
in the large room over the store of Elias Hale No
lo6 Main street, will be sold ct auction a0ithout re.
sSse, very large and valuable collection of Oil
Paintings, in richly ornamented gilt frames. The
greater portion of this collection, Is the private
property of gentleman and contains many beauti
tul and costly pictures; and as the conditions OF
the cOnstgnn. ent call tor peremptory sale "to
cover advances made by the consgnee, !" the whole
will be sold without the least reserve.
The paintings will be open for exhibition on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, when the public Is re
spectfuly invited to call and examine them.
Descriptive catalogues will be ready for dstrbu
ton at the time.
Terms cash. Sale to be conducted by
nolG-dtd GEORGE SUMNER, Auct.
By George J. sumner.
a CANT HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
NITURE-On WEDNESDAY, oath instant, com.
mencing at 10 O'CLOCK at the late residence Of Hugh
Rileigh, deceased, corner of Franklin and Twenty.
Sixth streets, ION Church Hill, will be sold the
entire household and kitchen Furniture belonging
to his estate, viz:
Marble top Tables and Sideboard, very elegant
arm Chair, Tete sTete and parlour Chairs, covered
with Brocalette; Sofas Lounges Ott0mans. maho-
gany Chairs, Book Case ard Library, gilt framed
Paintings and Prints, paror, chamber, passage and
stair Carpetng.
PIANO, made by Dubois and stoddart, N Y, and
nearly new six and half octaves; first rate cham
Der Flu ssitRre high post and French Bedsteads,
Feather Beds and hair Mattresses, marble top Wash
stands, Bureaus, Mirrors, very elegant Wardrobes,
and IN fact, everS article of comfort and many
namental goods for furnishing house handsomely
EFTERMs made known the day of sale.
JAMES A. SMELL,
Administrator of Hugh Rileigh, deceased.
nul6 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct.
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JOSEPH kOGkRS &c SONS KNITEa
RAZORS, SCISSORS AND RAZOR STROPT
J. w. RANDOLPH, Bookseller, has Just reoeiseR
direct from Rodgers, She field, an assortment al
fine Pen, Pocket and Desk Knives, and -Ersserx IL
various patterns, some entirely new at PRICES
from rs cents to SC 90 each Also, Racers sec.
ready for use at IS cents-a few sets of exs.r
quality, and Anshed in morocco cases, and nezf
and con venient article Of Razor and Strop csa-
bined; Scissors In Morocco cases Strops ems
sides, best article made ma "
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%2A MOTH R.-The Steamship
<S VIRGINIA, Capt TEAL, will be
S<aes2356Ai ready to receive Freight Monday
= and will sail as usual on Wedpes-
day. Due notice will be given of the hour of her
sailing. For freight or passage, apply to
RIO RANKIN.
S.-shippers will please besr in mind that the
steamer leaves Philadelphia every Wednesday, at
10 o'clock, A NJ. no 20
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ssEfLATT2lN5< ssEFlaJr.


Drawn Noe OF Delaware, No. l42, Nov 18Th
81 q 26 2 Is IS II 1e 6I 70 50 13.
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, Extra las Nov. &c:
e6 al II 10 SO IS So &C 29 80 10 60 25
Ticket Nos % 81 rs, also Nos Ia Sc e2-;wp
more s5ld:and paid by sTRATTON.
TO-day.-Dehware, No l44.-GapAal $4,000.
&c numbers, l2 drawn Tickets $e NO Ia
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

79P1gT1cS STRA ED-From the subscriber
SWs%N on Friday, 18th Nov, large black
-A mountain Cow, with white streak
down her back, long horns, no other
mark recolected ANY person giving such nfor-
nation at this office will lead to the recovery Of
said Cow, will be suitably rewarded or to P
TALLY, on Franklin street, near the old market
no 20-3t+
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND, "a -
~ TO members of the General Assembly, and
others, wishing TO pass the winter in the cry. The
subscriber having enlarged his accommodations
will be able to take greater number OF Boarders
by the week than he has hitherto done. His house
is greatly improved. and all his arrangements have
be en- studied Tor the comfort OF his guests
JOHN +. BALLARD,
no 2u-9t Proprietor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

~ EMBROIDERED LINEN CAMRkIC
IA HDKF's Just received a large assortment of
the above named goods, vary ing in price FROM l2,c
10 SIC. Among them will be found some vhca
we ars erahled to sell lower than ever offered In
Richmond before. HART & MOSES
ALSO-Many other hmbroideries which viii be
offered in the same ratSs HAM
no ~
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THACkERAYs NEW WORK, at G. M WEST
-

T1HACKERAY's NEW WORK, at G. NJ WEST
l. BROS
The History of Henry Esmond ESQ, Col in tn.
service of Her Majesty Queen Ann, by w NJ Thack.
eray-50c
Bleak House, No o-12c
Putnam's Library, No 81: Table Talk on Books,
Men and Manners, edited by Greenwood Evelyn,
Esq-25c
Godey's Lady's Book for December, beautiful
pumber-25c
Graham's Magazine for December-25c
The Cottage On the Cliff a Sea side Story, BY
Cathsrine Wsrd-75c
H All new books received by express as soon
az published. no 20
BAPTIST BOOK DEPOsITOKY.-RE-
u LIGlOUS BOOKS JUST RECEIVED, VIE
Discoursea and Sayings of our Lord Jesus Christ,
illustrated in Series of Expositions, by John
Brown, DID
REPOSITORY Discourses on the First Epistle of
the Apostle Peter, by same
Barnes Notes on job and Isaiah
The Works of Rev. Wm Jay, in 3 vols
Footsteps of our Forefathers; what they suffer.
ed and what they sought, by James Mail
Church Members Man uai, by VIM Crowel
The Design of Baptism Reviewed in its Relation
to the Christian Life, by Irah Chase, ID
The Excellent Woman, as Described in the
Book of Proverbs, with an Introduction, by w
sprsgue, ID
The SABBATH School Harmony, containing appro.
pirate Hymns and Music, for Sabbath Schools,
&c. &c. CHAS WORKMAN.
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rOUGHs, COLDS. Ge.-Ayer's Cher v
~ Pectorsl, Mrs. Gardner's Balsarn OF Liyerwort
swa. ns's Cough Syrup Wild Cherry, jayre's and
o. CHS, &c. For sale by
6EARROOK & REEVE,
po2 ITS Broad street.
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1 OsT.-On Wednesday last, in Richmond or
II Manchester psir Of Gold Spectacles. en-
eeive reward of $40 by leaving the same at this
once no 90 3t*
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xOOD NEWS FOX BOYS! BOYS OVEL
~ COATS AND WINTER FROCKS'-Rscsfgsuf'
per steamer Roanoke and City OF Richmond sfsn
lot Iof Boys' Petershanl, Beaver, Pilot and Ts.x
Overcoats, Fancy Cashmere Frock, Brown aissk,
and Fancy Waddcd Frccks, Cashmere Pants, Ms-
rino Vests, &c. &c. Call on
no II KEEN, CHILES & BALDWIN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-22

M AATlN,s SUPERB GUITARS,-NAS0
A WOODHOUSE are constantly sup2lrS
WIN iaii assortment OF Martins superior Gassrr
first rate in all respects, @s~1-
- They have also for sale vioRns, AccorSe,sax.
Flutes, Flageolets, Carionets, Banjes, Drums Sss-
and the best Violin, Guitar violincello, and H.,
strings, Violin Bows, Tuning Forks, &C. &c.
no l6
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ENXkCUTOR'S NOTICE.-The audecsxr-
IA I'd having qualified as executor Of the LAST xlE
and testament Of his brother, Joseph BoaGvx<,
decd. all persons who are in any manner indehtnk
will please call and settle, and Ihsse persons vsss
may have any CHAINS against the estate wiz pfesem
them, properly suhessicatsd.
no ly-I2t SIMON BONAVITA, Ex'r Se-
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THE VOLUNTkER.-Tao Talk, abot

VO TIE MEM bEKs Ut FHh LhGIHLAFUkE.
l. We would call yo ur attention to cur beautiful
assortment of Ready Made Clothing and Gentle
n e. Furnishing Goods which consists of every
gsrrnent pertaining to eentlemans outas, selected
from the most desirable patterns made in the latest
styles. We invite you TO call Immediately and eD
anime our stock, while we have large supply, and
will use every endeavor to suit and please yos.
HENRY SHAFER a. CO.
70 No lH3 MAiu streat carpor lAtb
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lust received large anf splendid assortment
y OF Cabinet Furniture, which will be disposed Of
very low.
10 % ALEX MOTT & CO.
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GREGORY d MAukY.
Managers, kichmond. Virginia.
Successors u J. w. Aausy d os.-otnss Ne o.
khAn street.


Drawn Eos of Delaware Lottery No I42 Nov 10 :.
81 81 26 . Is IS ~ I6 81 70 30 43,
Te-day.-Capi.a prize $4,000, 5000 5UOO, 1000,
10 Of 1000, 10 Of 500, &C. &c numbers, q drawn
Tickets ID.
To. Morrow. Capitals: s2i, cog, 10000. 5000,
5000, Of hoo, of $50, sc. - numbers Il drawn
Tickets ss. NO %
CENTLEMENs " FINISHING ,iOO9S
~ We have in stoS large assortment Of Gen.
uemens Mefine Under Shirts Drawers sud other
Goods suitable for Gantlemsns' wear which viii
be sold low HART d. MOSES
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In STORE, a large assortment Of gilt aud mahog-
Il any frame Looking Glasses.
no 20 ALEX. MOTT e. co.
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- ECEIVED per schr HenIiso, fresh supply of
IA Travelling Trunks Valices and Carpet Bags.
no ~ ALEX MOTT & CO.
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ked
IA Il
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TEA TRAYS AND WAITEkS.-Ate few fine
L sets of Eliipse, Gothic and Sandwich patterns,
fore ale very low by CT. SIM ON SEQ,
no 20 Importers of Hardware, II Main st.
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graved thereon, 7. Walden. The finder Will re.
eeive reward of $40 by leaving the same 6, this
Office no 90-at*
CLOTHING! CLOTHINGl OF sUPE-
y RlOk CUT AND W0RkMAESAIp-PAL
AND WINTER '52-3-J. ID. GOODMAN. No
1874 Main street, opposite Eagle Square, Rich
mond Va has now open his large, new Winter
sock Of READYMADE CLOTHING. all Of which
VIII be sold at the very lowest cash prices He re.
specially calls the attention of purchasers to his
rye and carefully selected assortment OF dress and
fr"ck Goats, made Of black and fancy French and
English cloths; business aud ever Goats, of every
handsome style and material, which cannot be sur.
passed for neatness OF workmanship end TT Pants
and Vests in endless variety of styles, qualities,
coiors, cut and price; boys Clothing, consisting of
Frock and Over Goats, Round Jackets, Pants Vests,
&c.
Furnishing Goods He hss spared no PAL as
in making his stock Of Fancy Goods one Of the
richest consisting Of black and fancy Sik and Satin
Scarts and Cravats, Ties and Stocks; silk, plush
and rnefino Muters; Gloves, suspenders, Hand
kerehiefs, Shirts Collars, Socks u,egilo and silk
Under Shirts and Drawers sc.
From his very great facilities in purchasing and
nufsctaging his stock, he s otfring the greatest
bargains. J.. D. GOODMAN
oc 70 1874 Main street.
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Next door to John b. Gordoa's Grocery Store.
Eportsmen az IT specially invited TO call end ex
anime the new Patent and latest Improved Double
Barreled Gun, just received from England.
~ a hoeral discount will be made 10 Whole
sale Dealers and Country Merchants
Don't forget tina: it is "No. Sc Main stlsei," Rich
ulond, Va 90 II
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NEW HAaIS.-A supply of very superior new
N RRms, Just received and for sale by
JAMES B. SHELTON,
no Is Corner Broad and 4th cts.
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IN &c of the late Joseph Bonayita, deed, wsa -
sold for cash at cost At Lis late stapd. No fs Nn<
street, until further aosiee. good ofpor1pity IN
here offered for dealsrs HI this line 10 purchase.t
no le-l2t SIMON BOEAvITA, Exr.
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MbEH.-T24s6 feet clear Canada Is sssr
II Pine Board and Plank
% 321 feet Poplar
3sH1 feet Hard or Sugar Mamie
~ e46 feet Buffalo Ash, assorted siza.
103O5 feet inch Bunernut
20295 feet inch Albany Oak RoarS~
10 1877 feet inch White Wood
a30o feet Hickory, for Coach maker.
52l4 feet \ and inch Cherry
Landing at Rockets from board schooners sss
Flower and the John Titus for sale by
nc IS-U BRLVIN e. PARKER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
VIII Mr.. Dallas retract his calumny'
N The EUening Post persists in

II The Euening Post persists in try
ing to ensnare the votes of the German Liberals
among us by false pretenses and unjustifable
CLOSES with regard to the Baltimore Resolve of its
party respecting observation-disclosures says:
a" any rate it is certain that they haze not taken posi-
tire ground party against tnterenti0H, while the
Whg party has. They have not met the question fully
but they have, as We have before said, LETT an open
question
Neighbor Post! unless you mean to bubble on
the word positive this is untrue, and you know
it The end and aim Of your party's resolve al
Baltimore was Non-InteUention-it had no other
purpose-c0ud have none. Just read the resolve
again:
Pesolred That In the view of the condition Of popular
institutions in the Old World, high and sacred duty is
oevolved with nci eased responsibility, upon the De-
mocrscy OF this country as the party u the people, TO
uphold and maintain the rights of every State, and
thereby the union OF the States and TO sustain and ed
vance among them constitutional liberty by continuing
10 resist all monopos and exclusive legislation for the
benefit the few at the expense OF the many aod by
vipant and constant adherence to those principles and
conpromses OF the Constitution, which are broad
enough and strong enough to embrace and uphold the
Union as IL IT, ard the Union as IL should be, In the ull
expansion OF the energies ana capacity Vi n great anu
progressive people
Now when one says authoritatively and de-
bberately. in a carefully dra vn Manifesto, The
right way to attain given end is this-he clearly
means that other ways would be wrOag, unsuita-
be. or inc xpedient. So the Baltimore resolyers
meant in setting forth certain course by which
the American Democracy may and should promote
the Liberal cause in Europe, to preclude and dis
credit a radically different course-namely, that
of decisive Intervention. You know that vas the
purpose of the above quoted Resolve, and yet You
are trying to cheat about it. DO try to counter
felt honesty a little more creditably
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28

II We ask the friends Of SCOTT and
GRAHAM to call at our Office and examine
the following Campaign publications, which
were prepared under the auspices of the
Central Committee of the friends of Gen.
Scott at Washington, are every way au-
ttentic and efficient, and are sold at the
bare cost of Paper and Printing There
ought to be at least One Million Copies in
circulation before the end of July. Friends
of the Cause call and see if you don't
want to supply every house in your County,
Town or Ward with
~ TEE CAMPAIGN LIFE Of GEN.
SCOTT, with &c illustrations of the most event
M scenes of his ilustrous career including the Battles
of Chippewa, Lundy's Lane, Cerro Gordo, Contreras
Chaputepec &C., with his protection Of the Irish pris
opers in Canada, &C. &c.-a large handsome pamphle,
ofthiry two pages fine paper-is ready at The Tri
5uns Office this morning. Price 81 per hundred, 30
cents per dozen, 3 cents single.
Also
SCENES In THE LIFE OF GEN. SCOTT
"a road sheet to be hung up in dwellings and public
paces-wh eighteen spirited ilustratons-will also be
ready and will be afforded for elO per thousand, slA
per hundred, or cents sngly. Terms, Cash infexbly
CoNGREss.-The Senate was not in ses-
sion on Saturday.
In the House, the only feature of particular
interest was the passage of Mr.. BENEFITS Land
BILL ELSEWHERE referred to-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-28
The New.Hampshire Tost.

The Neic- Hampshire Patriot coarsely
accuses us of intentional falsehOod in asserting
that two thirds vote is not required to amend
the Constitution Of that State. What possible
motive we could have for such falsehood it does
not Indicate, since the fact is notorious that the
People of that State have at least triee within a
few years voted directly on the question of abol-
shing the Anti Catholic Test, and it has in
each instance been voted down by decided ma
Jority. Such being the fact, what odds whether
the Constitution required a two-thirds a mere
majority vote : What could we have proposed to
gain by misstatng fact so wholly immaterial to
the issue 7
In spite of The Patriots abuse, we still believe
that majority woe only is required TO carry any
amendment to the New Hampshire Constitution,
rken said amendment is proposed by a COastit1-
fiOndl COnreRti0H, as was the case in lS50-l.-
But We cannot find the New Hampshire Consti-
tuition, and our impression may be wrong though
there are facts in our mind that strongly tend to
confirm it. But the point is not of the least con-
sequence, and is only made by the The Patriot in
order to divert attention from the main issue.
We showed some days since in our exposure Of
yice-Pres.dent Dallas's misstatements, thai the
voting down of the proposed repeal Of the Catho-
lie Test in lSJO-l was no; the work mainly of
Wings and Abolitionists, as Mr.. Dallas had as
sertedz-we proved this by citing the votes of
strong towns on both sides, which no one has at
tempted to controvert. Let us now state addi-
tiOnal facts
In the vote then cited, the Catholic Test and
Property Qualification were blended together,
and their repeal voted down in this shape. But
the legislature Of 1851 separated them, and so
submitted them again to The People; and thus lat
the election in March lastl he repecl Of the Pro
periy Qualification fer holding office eas carried
~ Heery three 10 one, rhite tkerePeGl Oftse Catt-
o.e Te,t kas defeated, locking 900 Of majority.