davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

the fire Of Nlr. Clay. saw the gravel knocked
np IN Inc same place; saw Mr. Randolph raise
his pistol-discharge 1t IN The az; heard him
say. II do not fire at you, Hr. Clay" and i'm
medielely advancing aud offering his hand
He was met in the same spirit. They met
hall way, shook hands. Mr. Randolph saying,
loosely. You ore me a codt Mr.. Clay the
bullet bad passed through the skirt Of the coat,
very near the hip(-lo which Mr. Clay prompt
~ and happily replied. lam gidd NE debt IS
m0 greater" had come up and was prompt
to proclaim what | mad been obliged to keep
secret for eight days The Joy Of al was ex
irene at his happy termination Of a most crit
ica affiir and We Immediately left with light.
hearts than we brought. | stopped to sup
with Mr. Randolph and his friends-none Of
us wanted dinner that day-and had charac-
ieristic time Of If. A runner came in from
the bank TO cay that they had overpaid him.
by mistake, $3.50, that day. lie answered, II
believe u IS yOur rule nat 10 corvect mistakes
eTcpPt at HE time and at your counter." And
with that ans~e r the runner had ID return
When gone, Mr.. Randolph said. II aoH pay
II on Monday; People must be honetif banks
are nat He asked for the sealed paper he
bad given me,openedir took out a eek TO- 81,
900 drawn in my favor, and with which " as
requested TO have him carried, if kllled,to Vir
gIna and buried under his patrmouial oaks
not let him be burr, d at Washington wit a
hundred hacks after him. He took the gold
from the left breaches pocket, and said to us,
(Hamton Tatnall, and | J Gentlemen, Clay s
bad shooting shan't rob you of your seals. |
am going TO London, and y i'll have Them made
for you" which he did and most characterisi
cally so far mine was concerned. He emf
to The heraId's office in London and inquired
Tor the Benton family, OF which had often
told him there was none, as we only dated on
that side from my grandfather in North Carroll.
ma. But the name was found and with il a
coat OF arms-among the qnarterngs lion
rampant. That is the family, said hc, aud had
The arms engraved on the seal the same which
have habltnally worm and added the motto,
Factis non ca'biS.of which he was afierw ards
accustomed to say the non should be changed
into ct. But enough run into these details
not merely 10 relate an event, but 10 show
character, and il have not done it'll is not for
want of material, but Of ability to use it,
On Monday The parties exchanged cards
and social relations were formally and cour.
:eously restored. 1t was abont the last high.
toned duel that have witnessed, and among
the highest toned that | have ever witnessed;
and so happily conducted by fortunate issue
"a result due 10 the noble character of the
seconds as We'll as to the generous and heroic
spirit Of the principals. Certainly duelling is
bad. and has been put down. but not quite SO
bad as ITS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., bowie knifes
Safeguarding and street assassnations under
the pretext OF self defence.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13
Richmond aud New YORK steame.s

BY The new advertisement of Messrs. Lud.
lam & Watson, Agents for the above line Of
Steamers, it will be observed that the moe,
ample provision is made for the Sc, safety and
comfort of passengers going 10 or returpirg
from the great Northern emporium.
The well deserved and increasing popular.
ty of this line is securing current of travel
for the interior improvements Connecting WITH
it. which will prove highly beneficial 10 lbcn
We have heard many speaking Of Northern
jaunt and all promise themselves the luxury Of
the Steamers
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

The Guyandoue Herald states that soma
passengers, by the steamer Gossamer. were
near being drowned, Saturday last, week, a.
they were landing at that place They werc
put in leaking boat which sunk before i
reached shore and the passengers were onIv
saved by the timely assistance rendered from
the shore. The passengers. when they saw
the leaky condition of the boat, endeavor 10
reea n the steamer: but the mite " it'll a mol,
and an oath showed them off-There was
much indignation among the citizens of GUY
andote, who came near organizing JUDGE
Lynch's court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

"The Virgnaa nO,o seems to have a great
aversion TO the sentiment attribute 10 Score.
tary Marcv-"f0M Tie pictorS be10ng tie spells !"
What. we would ask, did it think of it when
the Wings were in power-when Francis
Granger, Inc Wing Post Master General un
der the Harrison dynasty. boasted that in three
short months he had removed 700 ID Democratic
Post Masters, and had lie remained in power
short time longer, he would have removed
5000 more2 What did it think of the ruth
less prescription OF the former excellent Post
Master here by the Taylor dynasty. which
came into power upon the profession Of the
old hero himself that "he had no friends TO re
ward or enemies 10 punish - Mr. Cawhon's
retention in office was recommended by nine
tenths OF the principal Wings of this city
by even the gentlemen who succeeded him
yet he as removed in utter contempt Of the
the known will Of the people--of the Wings
here themselves, and not word Of complaint
of censure or rebuke had the Virginian to say
to it!"-Bepabkcan.
The Virginian not only noac has, but always
has had an inefab aversion to the piratcal
Sentiment of Gov Marcy and its practice by
the dominant party. When Mr.. Granger as
Post Master General he came in at the end of
Twelve years reign Of locofocoism-in which
at rale had been most mercilessly enforced
There are, we think, some thirty thousand Posi-
Masters in the United States OF this number
we do not know how many were Wings when
Van Buren, went out of offcc-5ut we feel
very sure that few whose Offices were worth
having had been permitted to retain them
The Wings have always maintained that they
We're entnIed TO share equally with the other
party in the honors and Offices of the Govern.
ment, and, acting upon this principle, when
they came INTO power under Gen. Harrison
they sought to establish something like an equi.
hbrum by reducing The vastly disproportionate
accumulation of offices in the hands of the CD.
position. We know nothing of the accu acy
of the Republicans fgures-but We do not
doubt that Mr. Granger might have removed
thee or four times the number of Post Masters
named, and still have left as many Democrats
as Wings in service in his department
As 10 the prescription" and removal of
the democratic Post Master here, under Gen.
Tay lor-we deny that any such thing occur
red. On the Contrary, Mr.. Cawthon was al.
lowed to serve out the full time for which he
was commissioned holding his Office more
than tw Give months under a Wing alministra
lion. There was no removal--but when his
term of service expired and the question was
presented whether he or some friend of The ad
mns'ration should be appointed, choice was
naturally made of the latter. Mr. Cav thor
had himself ohtlined the Office at the expense
Off Wing incumbent, and had no cause to com.
plain of the restitution which was made-nor
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

DO We believe that be made any compliant
And now having answered The Republican.
queries as 10 what we think of the case. rof...
ed to-we reciprocare its in,errogative co,rte.
sy,by asking Il whether il has heard of The LAT.
appointment Of VIM J. Brown tn a, inn
tan, and responsible post in the north west. and
what il thinks of that
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

We understand (says the Richmond Times.)
that arrangements have been entered into be-
tween the friends of Red Eye" and MINI
for match race to be run over the Fairfield
course, in the latter part of September next.-
Purse $4,000.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF PuBLn
Works. The Board decided, on FRIDAY, 10
send ds'n'erested engineer to survey the two
disputed routes, (by the White Sulphe Springs
and he Monroe route and determine on that
which is best.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

Among the passengers in the Baltic, which
sailed from New York for Liverpool SATURDAY.
at noon Were Professor Schele de We're Of the
University of Va, and Ell De Leon Consul
General To Egypt.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13
Miniature Almanac.
BARGAIN LAND

n 6ne farm for sa e. in Washington County, lenn,,
on Nolachucky river miles from the Kali hoad a, d
from Jonesboro, containing $50 ACRES, 29o o'1 A.o
the ba ance woodland There $50 or SUI f hl
No. bottom: the soil of The whole is fertile ana ~
bold ard delightful spring convenient 10 the reue ab
waters all the farm Heavily timbered Good P ,c0o
and apple ole hard Two fine brick Improvements, ia
yards apart. with suitable outbuildings The Ps IA
favored, not only for its productive powers Du Ia
proverbal health and unequal'ed beauty. inol' t
DESTROYS Of buying the best farm in the county % Em
low price. have the chance, the size oil Tue
is in such disproportion both to my force an" cup
that am resolved to sell.
1T. BROYLES, Washington Col"gs
July 49, vtl oci* East IeIDt-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13

NTOTHCE.-A Meeting of the Stockholders .,
" I.ynchburg and Abingdon Telegraph oomP" "lock.
called for Tuesday evening the 10Th inst. al ~
July l3.dtl9jy w. NJ BLACkFOHD' o''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-13
Colonel Benfon's History.

fExTRAcT FROM COLONEL DENToNs THIRTY
YEARS IN THE UNITED STATES SENATE" IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
HE ATuosrnFRIc TrLEGR lpn.

Whoever supToses the mechanical possibilities d lie
world arr exhausted must have stalled n1-u-e AMI az
70 little purpose Nature is Oh anl 0oaaless, Al IS
a. irfut Il is but yesterday tat philosophers ws--
secouutiu ior tie rise OF under the valves o.
pump. Is Natures horror Of 4 vsegun- Wa tlls
sbhorrence should extend only some tllrty Oh fecf
above tie wster in tie vel outside Of tie PlmP they
could lot tel OF course tie mech1nical proPerries
and possibilities Of tie wonderful atmosphere z VIE
We are euveloTed did not then begn be unisrs9oi
Tie Italian Torreel seems 20 Aa7ebssn tie hrst ala
who recognized that ar VS. anyta-ng A. all since AIN
thar and other gases ha7e been s:ulei nAiaenstsay
ard chemically - Tat DOW Ne hEe al n05e- lot
only IA sts bu, by g.. Bat We have more 70 learn Al
% achieve
lie possibi. y Of MOVING railroad trains b. st1)s
pierre pressure s, rapid ra,e LIS been Pra-tealy
deuc.stI-.el. ari re oaiy o5s.-e.s 10 s-ccess Ne
TAKE il, + re difficulty Of keeping tie zee nlc.iaey
REQUIRED II sufficiently thorough repair. Bat il he
TRANSMISSION of 5 simple mil Sag iaro1Sh tl5e 6y
a-uosrheric pressure tbs dcllry : 80 much di-l-a-
ished ~ tie ncerious 17euion 81 NJ J R.chsrlsya-
- 70 K quite inscrfcaE- We cs.aot i0r "a fs Of
q see Vty us uIsi Lot become t-e che-pt node o.
trsnsportrs TIE ,2rce u2s o. tie nan ro-fes I IL
abrasion OF lie plungr IS NJ R-c-ardson has sA0wa
ty thorough experiment, Is ac1nsilerable. t.sre
le 10 wear lni tear lore than sres . o-iiaAry 50
ricr.ry engines Tie nal itself which INST WIN
ccirr ~ tie rzte Of fh01s1al nes an h01r SIAN 81
behind tie Plglger Ike he eos-t4l Of fl.siTe ela
take 70 hzru frCm contact with tte rl5e. Il vi
rove ss comfortably as re 81 DO - t2r mere rl2i3
rse y our eeoce11rc and helocearic pla1erzr s,9-
Uorion Tie civ disaster i Is = sp3reAe1i Is hat
Ct cosca when Il re2eLes - Ell OF is coarse b-i
tbs i easily md iaIEby prevented b. the elasticity
Of re u-e1hs-sted All wAiea serves - e1shi5a OF
bzser AID IS allie 70 reluce he sock Of s-op2,z -
Gle witch wo1ll IL hurt n1rs--z BABY The oaly
question which remains = Ia; q te ecoooy Of tae
zeLOa As i Is Lot neeess2y 70 sIaslst "a tae sir
roa tie rube bit tie plzIeer with tie z4l s--s-aei
Eusi besin 70 U0ve when there i slgtt degree q
e1Aalsrca ard VII s. TIE exh.usIicn proceeds CO.
tine 70 with less fei0a tan thss which osez-s
20 s1y rslrOsd i i plAin Ia: tie I-sesiVs
force required c.n be - uO-e tan E01id Be required
10 move TIE loeG itself instead Of moving th.i saG
vetiee And a. there Is ID Increase Of ress-aace OF
fretol BY tie increased velocity Of TIE load. Ihe II
crease of re trseITe force Operstes directly 70 u
crease tie aid velocity L. thsrefore. Oae h0rsePOS
e., acting constantly. wood Be sgEeiens 20 draw .
ulil bag thrO1sh s1be frOn Boston 70 Se~YOrk n
- hours leo horsepower serinz constantly wo1li DO
i = Eisls less tL:a l. E-1.ss. I--ssi. tie 1,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

thro,zinr sDd excited ulultirule- which fllei TIE
Tabernacle
Az sch Al sadieree We DO uoi rslsnber % lave
,.er OF any former occasion Il thasvAss sllding Long
be-e TIE tine appointed for The meeting to street
IN f,rt Ct tie Taterrscle almost entirely blocksi
I'd Is tie crowd OfPersOrs waiting TIER turn 20 ea:ar
he house. Tie crowd did not entirely s15sis anal
,.,r the elose Of TIE Discourse many having beel
o5u-sd 70 20 sway without gaining aimissiJa- Over
400 tiekets, esea admitting Two persons, were given
OH before O'clock IN tie afternoon and every ineA OF
.rsee n tie Tsbernsels vas occupied, MINERS being
e-.ert 70 stand n the ssles dur8g TIE whole eFs1l
While the Esdience were assembling several sp.riel
rieees Of music were performed By BOlnd=lds Bani'
which struck up H2il Columbia when Cor. ssTsri
srresred upon tie platform Tie portrait Of Gen.
TsIlnsdce. shrouded n black GRAPE haag TIE
organ TIE rear Of tie platform. and TIE Alasi0a 70
liz II Tie sddres. was received with deep feeling By
the assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
COY. sEwARp.s ADDRESS.

The Discourse OF Cor. SEWARD before ;ha Amer
ic2n Institute last evening Of wlich fl report .
elsewhere gwen in our columns. m4stsriy al
deeply impressive Performance rs lucid exposition
Of the tTae Of naloaal grandeur lis prOio-1l
anslsis Of the principles Of American lnisPsalenee
ard its ierveni appeals IN behalf Of popular iniss!
ard universal free50R challenge tie attention Of evsy
rejecting reader, ss they projaee1 markell s5sc,
on tie truly immense SGlience wkicA listened 70
their delivery. Without aiming 81 rhetorical is-
play, Gov Seward exclaimed tie interest Of lis
bearers alike BY the nobleness Of rs sentiments
TIE wisdom Of his practical suggestions. aid Is
gave earnest. and natural manner Of spesking his
tlOeuii svors little Of Tire articles o. TIE schools
it has Of the Ponp trek o. elaborate orzt0y-
il does noi begue tie ear b. the so seiscve sfoos
tons Of tie prseised deeziner Ike those With winch
OF his colleagues IN the Senate sre wont - chan
the listening SrVwd;- il has what Is incompArzbly
be'ser-deep sincerity. genuine. hearty manhood srus
selorseulness IN tie subject and Al intensity Of COZ
yictiOn which uAzne:ises ssiieoce with eo1z-0as
sympathy We have seldom heard more cordially
prompt response to the appeal Of public orator tan
gwen ssi night Il the srOai4aeoas bursts Of sp-
.sgs. T.-c1l: - rSs~. ~ sAs sPvakrr. rr0al TIE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
THE YEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE fr Oct p.


TIE NEW-YoRK WEEKLY TRIDCSE for tbs week
contains tie following:
IEDITOBIALs W.. De,l,rea TLs R1sis-s n Ts-tsr.
Jrrrsslsu Ihr MsT Gl,rl.1 NeWIclEry 44s Jagal
F1ptcirous "a uerso &C.
uFCLIIlCAL INIELLlGENCE Civirs tie rs,urus q ias
eclc-f ItllsFl "a Olo- ftr-1llt la-it-A
49, III -ssCts AEless o. b Pep -t Ca
uiN ssrteEu 2 tie E-slt9-s q IL STAT
III OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE Ar COlse-os BEo-ssa
III. srerr.sr1 O-llrle-
" COERE~ Providence Arrr.s-The .c1vsrr % ths H-l
Kefll lts yPrsseu- sac c. - Psa-rs NARA
l.-rls hcct hiter C1--ty. veg 1-lr-s-g .-.s-s
Tcld roe. ty Cos. BIB
y.EXHIBIUOS AT I4E CRYSTAL PALACE. Paper al
81. Mallilcilre.
yI.THE sANuviCH ISLANDS. Dss-rl-s tie Csa-is- -
Government KeiCicn, a..
Nu..IHE CAMEL n -HE UNITED STATS. No AZ Il
VII. ANTICTI-IFs OF CENTRAL AMERICA Al uuyz5-
lshco Lever Iu-- Alex \ 90 Il ----clt-
TX. INV NEXICO T1irAcriiI.ry I-6i.n F.EAt
y RFNIFw OF TIE wEES Grrs 4 osle-,ea al -.
elrsT form tie Lost tEEcrA-t eVeas ihG have
Crrrfl % he L-l-e1 >Al-s VS. Il-ief. @
srd E--ore-Arsiva " re s;sL=ass Aiaa'is a. Asa
M.NEw PUBLICATIONS. Julss Esrsass I'D sr-r-sass f.
IL New l--srs'ec Il 1-ry1s as ~-t--rF hrFl-r.
XfI.AGRlCCLIrRtL FAIRS Iai.lss s-s ~ r,-i,
Ccrr.srcrlfrce. TIE Al C1.rsy .ffI Par. cl-
ftrs srri In Anel1az lzE.ssts
NH. TELEGRAFHIC The istss; He~s hy Te.-srsgA
NIV MARRIAGES snd DEATHS
AN..KENiEW o. THE MARKE : Rsr5-s o. ihs So,t
Gran. r-rts-a. CAtls I'd L1-hcf AarE--s Nerv q
tEc frecll-.T Forts1 oI l-s Irt4ne
CORES wftTpsD. he ohAled r. eesk in 90
Courtns hoo1l rs morning. Pre-. s. cents
SCTsctiFrlcx cory ys.r - thrrs c37ie. IS
fv.e.Te. $50 esls s12 so; tHsay s5ses lsa II
sTs~ $50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

DARE o. EELsos PLLILrT. EDiT0z % THE CzEFar53
TEGIeEarH Dean h. s-rckcn 1,ra d ~ no, 60
tr1rsnz Young M n he in,sr5. y .hs $40 ID he
persou % Nelson Pellet Esq, Edtor Of T. Ctse1rg7
TebrroJt TIE sad event took Pl-e q N1r~ch q s1a
day evening at sfer severe ara q 5ozs fever
NJ Pelei va bcrn and pen; h. ~ in tie vlags
where he ert Z h. days srs at-ough be lad ARE
rsaclsd rndrs LIE y kas "a Is Impress Vhira the
can scercely eSsee upo. the many r7-oVe-nsa-s Wa
lave tesn Elected thsrs during Il l- ~ yeas o. ls
death Of rs elder 5r1th-r l.s b. sslei lie etrsa
Of IL Cs-crx0 Tsro5s i5e lead u hy fs7@r o! ils
couutv rtch posn he bed Up - the -ne q h. dab
T. ed-eraI esrser marked VIII 1o1-sy E-,h con
ura11ed Axe The rssVect q = trends and f@s II lsi
T. va esctsd 20 tie rsce Of C91n-y Csrk, n vheh be-
rtrA1ed ~ tIree years wen hs ssaa 1svted hs .--sn
tn uors fly 20 h IaPsr OF The zsay yosas ma a
Cersn.o CouHy dsath eoud nos have taken ne ~hsss
o. = Il be no-e keeny IL Or deeply lansa,eA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

r. rs-Ander q 'he resoir. ons Eclit psss vis,, -
cufy tbis progosiiior "a - rerlesslr 1g2ssi b. y
Chaasbtrs and others. wk0 49, 80 tast a. rs.s,,
qssstir1 Ess tie nE-rv e re - oeesss .ss1s
The Rev. Mr.. Ivng n ohis. rfsa os,e@ ~ se,.s..
q Hone Nssigls . ne wzlf x "a stsecs b. 49,,
OF b. CkLrCh in ibe docriEes aexl. ,, rss n s,,.
He w0ad surgess thai An esctss sfsif, = f,.srsl
tween ite YaTics Administering ~ f,nas !. u t..
rib1trs ten 1hs rsmagks * tie sreass, rsa,'--]
e1ci:ed Considerable rs1slsio1
The kev. Dir Nicholson. 4 Ca. an $500 y
ecltsCue.
lbs e1cref so1c lfSe pc-scr-s-y fra, ~ - Al
TuoElss q lsrre-See ~ sl1r-e1 ias I,r C-,-a -
", % Whict The tao ccutellca vhs ur>,.s,s - II
lcrged VIII beng TIE paTsg No rsi1rei - eo,tl..'
TIE Missionary caHse
The Rev ur Brooke, q C1io. th-a -uNs..,.,...,
cob scuss froE Chio By sczs persinsa, r,z..,..s-
eject thsg the r0ot 81 he dsea-- ~ tie s.i.s~,
systeustke sacrrrerfal and evsngs ca-sSv. -
eng schisuls iuto lie Als.iJnary CAMP
Pending this Discussion. tie h0z,e a1iozrne4 :, -,
4 uCrrirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
SYNOD v. $ OF THE PREsBTrERr oY Nv,
YORK AND NEW JERSEY

This Synod net again yesterday nsraiaz 4. . 81.
Free VII BaEtst Connexion A Boss.aaa Ls.s6~-, ~
HsETy HeErilk. Of SyuoG q Albany beng prs<e, ~
Invited 70 81 a. Corresponding Msn5ers IL >s..,,1
keT-rs. aud Narrative Of tie star q Re,ioa a, y
Prsshy;eyics. were read snd referred . ce,at-s AZ
Francesca b pgtlshed FOR irf rmsfion 4 81 CA.-
II the Giternooa session. the Conaitee sppel \, 4.
Yreyiocs bro gkf in sU reQoTs tie fl9trs sr-asj
YES finally lad over. The Rev II. R-sy,oa q a
foTriE made interesting statement q tie ChErcAas
tss dfsric, ard solcilfd ad 90 rePabLsA p Pa,s
wetkly paper e. san fT.ncasc0 A vote q tAsaks u
recerdsG y the Rev Iatfle ~ his ssfn a. .as)
coy requested .or the PurTo-e Of prls TIE ID
Arrus Mcetrg takes pace ai H1nesisle. Peza. "a d
third Tuesdry IN O.toher, is5a m'tan relative 70 1
s,Lers 81 n.fx Ga i5e S1bAah referred % Re P1
hyteries. he Sessiou o--Iod ~ = b 10 eeSk y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

Tie WLig candidaie for Canal Commissioner aor be
ing rersoray known ID TIL. City, ws copy the follow
ing statements with gard to hin from t. A's'go~
sry COsriy BAig which /. Published :; FutozTe, tie
town where be resides:
II "a with fzel-g u hesrf l. pride and p,easure ias
ve aEnource the u9unson 4 our toElsnsl- Cornell
Gsrduier for the hO1orsols a1l important Once q Canal
Commissioner. rni Ne know hat As -ero-s e--' .
srd rcil .. friend. ard sc41 u.as II tbs 2n- 1s s.
irf ccurtes VII ost cordially respoai % orr cent
uerts. To those who kl1e hln b-st re w3llt Eisiiy
ubu The q1erc ~ h. eeson but b. goes before TIE
Peo q fs Who'll Srl.e and l. "a appropriate i1- u -
stv fw worls reference % Lis character All - ny
Hs Of strli integrity, q pure I'D spoes- ,ep-
teficr estsee toT b. aoos ga es oi Asaf AL
h.art ard frs. T. ever las Zee Trz tlr re promo
4 4 the uutlc vsfsr- h hss Del or twenty years
largely erc-rtd n business corrected with th8 cala -
cee.er u ilre gran q lri O. .1rEa-nt merchant
ard boat pr1rri.t0r Re r. Caaal from 3D. .s-on
hstr snd interest wei ss fun lolg settled s-e wei
es.sbl.hed gary pllpl- There a. % interests con
reftef With rte Caras w-t n1 be 9 -1i f1-f o. llai
e. I'd 4 llfrs connected El he 1ri = Ci1al C1r
n sscrf- VI b. = entirely -re.tc- O. 1ssr-e
7. e. H. kr0Eilig- o. this wtt li1cel - fnenis %
urre Oh. roul-a,or eni sssrre the Ways g otle-
st,-a1r q tte S,sft .h-f be WI - q Oh Aoutgoasy
81 sustain kiL in NovembFF, ir ukraer Wn.cn al
Ev attest their ap afio- 81 the 7 PAL te-a
by Il1c.nc t1tir AWE uIon y wig safe iickt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

Five bsI.o1-gs had besa t4ken L1st vesk whs =
Cialr srnozrl ID tie lat b4l5ot he nol-s 40 ~
fsson va 30 grtzt la We lard he DstPl1
woVd eene into PeEsonsl col sOH IN saeh 0hs ~
~ O! IL Delegstls EFF tie III .hs de.erzLasA
thsy ssd q pErtng up Wh.g and deaying 20
Wk-bsy had any sch clans, fr0n hls 5.,.1ag 4 ~
olr16s,ss n iorrer eisc,0ns sinny Address = -
the eaten q Loco Focos 70 once tat EheoeTs ~
ra.ed Be ~ asseassd hr0n b PoEcasl vsgsres ~
ott4i1irg rourirenon wfhoas the cirspdon 4 -
ver.ion tlzs romnstsd hin. AID e0nse4seaf defezff
Wig p1r-y AAer coasi1ersble rssrimirAses -
rouins,ion uGs proposed. bzs A~ss e1aesased 70 n
tie Tsole star % lie wig Ward Coznusesof - ~
the SeyeE;h Tsnfh. Tkireenth snd ssvsaeeuih Nsrs
e hoi5 sno.hsr Colvenlon aid nOzl1a-e va 60
IssAc Ssrsn. Eq- II he seFerth Wsrd Hoa
Dewey ard Hoh. Joha Rys.- q he Thirssnis Ns<
s.rfc-d l. xslonher q TIE Tenth Wzrd sd h'9
J Tcvzssrsi Of The ssTsnoez.h Ward Tsrs prrs<-,
c.ndsta.es u Il. ConysEton- and thsr fris9n =
Trcsessed sgsiss; Whtnsy 1oai1ztan - 81 --,l7
Affect tie Wig mss e Of Tie DsHrset EAs
TIA, n. sensserisi sgzsbb< had Alr,sAy I'd y is
rG.ion q tso sta q Wig Chsrs<r cal 49, a -
ard Th.rtfsEtk Wars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21
MAssAcHr.EITs P0LTTIrs

b sroy. rl1r-isy Ok ID. Jas.
TIE Deocrsts sri Pre- S5srs & Eek Cqll-F me- n
rs-sts C9nvenol - day q lsE-h. agreed = ' l-
"a ket s-e b. nus,el iree Da-1ocrz.s 49, -E3 F-ss
sCil-rs a. tlclr Can-l1ztes ilr ne csla-e.
h Free S.lrs C So IL C5-r-y bed t1r rar1 -
ton resnz e. FG1s-l Han o. - B-tTsel 30 al1
ACC pe-ons were rresesf D. q Hove prs lei
The re.ol-ils ss.e3 j aFls u 1-rszn-ag opp
s.r,n e. TIE -gtre save LsT, az u ca1tIl1g ~
contest un. nv hll 05.s-al 1e c1-s1 q he Sagll.l
Govern Il Z hard T. D11e j. al o-t--s s4--ssse /!
2 --e.rrr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-21

INTH STsAToEAL DiTElcr WHIs CosfrfSos-b
siypogr1F hieG srT1r { vas announced Ia; kr Nans
sss noulhsfed By iy< nsoriy Il sAock .ass bses 90
a. there were g De.esias 10 tie C0ayeEtz ~ y sois
we're rscefsry to 3 CHOICE hr BnyyA oInl-Is S' A
csrraan n tie Thirteenth Ward presided aga. 8 a
mating Of the CONVENTION hsid e Klingers o. Wt&.s
dsy evening. and Dir Ware Assembly holaass "a see,
ieenfh Ward .ctsd a. Secretary The resal; q DE -