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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

~" Answers TO Correspondence is . con.
venient column Tor the exhibition Of pedsn'ry az
other vapd Brnsbyirns, and sometimes these oraeul@
bits Of information really worth natiee o. iS
instance, one ofrhe Sunday papers sked to give ths
knoous riddle Of the spbynx, whereupon the editor
says "this enigma written by Byron. 10 - os'
iows." He then quotes Byron's enigma upon the "
ter H. "Twas whispered In Heaven, twas mstfsred
in Hell" &c, charging the production upon the aonJ-
hearted rGzzIer ofthe Phsrsoh..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

.rr,t,v h.rr,l. for b-es-tworss Ksd barricses and
Nxsnoro BE-. BEN declared IN state OF sa9e tnD1sh
ro e,.uyv l. in si-ht Tie Fg intrna.es taai ne N
hahfsris Ct NsisIncrOs avorote 70 tle nsu gyms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

LONG IsIASp RAILRoAD.-Two trains Of ears
were blocked in yesterday between Brooklyn and ia
msies, and the snow and sand which hsd blown upon
The track Sunday had become compact that men
were under the necessity Of using pickaxes to loosen
IL M
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE or THE THERMOMETER Ar
J DeGtOsT's. Lfor.sry Lyzes 4 Ci0rstl Io4 Wa.i-n
1853. IAN. Nooa- SPIN SPM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY Is, 1853


tv The weather is warmer. The day yes
terdsy va. but ntle modified, but during The evening
there was considerable change, and al m'dnisnE the
ssy wss overcast giving reasonable eSPectanon o.
another snow storm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

" The sleighing 10 the suburbs was well
improved and enjoyed yesterday. In the principal
streets of the city, however there was return TO
wheels the part Of stage owners and eui moderate
number Of pubic sleigh were used
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

NrwHAvEs RAuRoap.-One Of the Sun
day nigh, trains this rOsd was delayed number oil
hours, reschng here a; A. N yesterday The trains
yesterday quite regularly the Boston train being
lees than al hour behind.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-18

lHE LATE WAsHISGTos MARKET SyIyDLE
Mr. VIM c. Marshall, and seven Others all de.Iers in
provisions, &c, ct the Washington Market Yesterday
appeared before Justice Stuart, and made adaylts
charging James Downey, Mentor Fishcr, James Far
rngham, ard VIM. Fisher with aiding and .b..tinr
James Downey, previously arrested, IN disposnz OF
produce, &C. which be purchased of the couollnaut.
under the pretense tina; he steward Of one Of the
siesnnshiIs Of Geo. Law, Esq, and had been author
lied by that gentleman % purchase the same The
complaints also charge Hester Reynolds Elizabeth
Finrey, Francis Rowe and Richard Howell with hay
ing purchased ths coed. knowing them TO have been
Illegally obtained
Warrants for the arrest Of the above named parte.
Who with the exception Of the las, ed irilv lus
are al coiored, issued by the Msyi,.rate and
they were taken in custody By oeacers FowiweI and
Hieks, Of the Third Wsrd, and committed 70 syxi,
examination which will take place two O'Clock til.
afternoon, at the Jefferson Make, Police Court.
The operations Of Downey were conducted with q
shTey dness not often saned by rogues Of hi. .orr
Butchers. Burter Dealers, Poult7ymen PORK Dealers,
FkheTnen, oyStermen, yese.ablemen, &c, were vie.
traized with the coolest sudacy Having established
hs credit b. making them belieTe s, he was ste ward
icf ar Law ne talked largely Of the company enter
tanned Il the house Of the fasuSiousness of NJ L
provzions--tet be would have none bet the be,. 6c
FOR short time the articles were sent TO the Mac.
designated, but the rogue soon made h:s an
peaTsnce regularly with wagon and took hi. p,ua.
der with him he sverrcd tbs, Mr. Law bad bourh,
the Asrse ard wagon especially for marketing pur.
potes' &c senet'mes, to ansy suspicion. he would
Gene hack IN bury. (sAer taking away load, anil
state hat be bad forgotten some Indispensable srt,
which as tie wagon had gone the market man might
send up. IA Ar. Law ives often out Of the Civ Inc
fellow kept cIose watch of him. and regulated ~. ,ras
accordingly for instance ssuniering infsersn,iy into
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ty' A box will be ready at the annual elec.
ton of the Mercantile Library for the reception Of
tickets In favor of and against change Of location
The question Is Of great interest and importance
TO the members OF the association.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-15
FOr NC FHqA!Tti
BOARD OF pUBIIi, WORKS


Messrs. EditorsThe organization OF tho Board OF n'c
Works, important with Us, and lis Success very
much depends the members first elected The large APP
made b. the legislature The great plans -ir
Developed and others yet 10 De conceived ad consnmicd
with ihc oversight Of the many interests Of the SiaeaIi
conspe 10 call Tor the best practical talents,
Elect gentlemen because hey popular speakers and
politicians and from acal considerations without te haCss
sary business habits aud practical knowig' and the
interests tho State will in many INSTANCES b. committed
10 agents and engineers without the capacity Or habits Vi
looking after The public interests and Ill some Instances
without morals But elect "i experience OF hard
practical Sense who have apacly md independence To lorna
and express their opinion. ali great sahecs-lcn
whose morality is not doubicd VIII" identified "h lhr
interest n the State and who viii themselves have 10
good potion OF the burdens they lay Oihers a
the Srute-men Of enlarged views WI" viii neither employ
retain sinccures uncs the public who viii
not permit system Of productivity but viii establish aud
pcrpeluatc system of strict rcnnUmy.
For the middle Richmond District. take this method
of numna g and recommending Rchaft G. Morris,
ssssing tie r"qn!s!c qualca lor lhs very important
trust. He is Nrgirian all his rilucs and interests
and for Virginia whole. fe ta- rtospcfci III ali h.
ndenkings, knows how 10 manage lis AFFAIRS and
Ia, mach interest in the District. h raay, therefore, BE-
lied upon manage The public ineresisis u LIE
10 make Grvcopemens aud 10 execute great plaIsurd II
elected wli doubt Emporium; interests TO The Dis
,ric aud prevent great evils
OLE OF THE PEOPLE
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METHOD IN MADNESS

The Wing papers muttcring great deal OF indigna-
ton axainst what they call the Democratic Gerymander in
the congressional districts of the State There plenty
Of method in their madness The double object of the
CRY is rs mako capital for their candidates. ho
v in the field in almost erery district and second TO
persuade the democratic party OF certain victory in order TO
iuu them into false security. VINO doubts that, TO
the Richmond district especially this has been the meaning
and The purpose of this whole charge Of outrageous gerry
snander upon The Wing partyl
We have had little say about the fairness OF the
apporoumeut-an apporonment distributing tho demo
cratic majority of $4,000 10 The State in such
sh.o into many districts unnecessarily heavy majores
and into the residue being majority 10 NUMBER tnsjoea
that upon ordinary occasions and average votes
doubtful and equsoca! to invite Wing compciilionn all
such Districts Il be easily shown indeed is perfectly
obvious ,ha !! untlr gerymander had been aimed al
majority of Is 900 could have been distributed among
thirteen districts give democratic majority OF more
thao thousand each, and put them all beyond the
possibility Of Wing competition. On the contrary let the
Richmond district composed OF counties and corporations
which gave but ESQ majority for Gen. Pierce and the Acco
district having Wing majority vlndica,e the generosi
~ and ancss OF the Democratic Legislature and proclaim
absudy and groundlessuess this whole Wing charge
We warn Democratic party in all tho Districts 10 be
on their guard This ranspareny false CHARGE of gerry
mander has sinister meaning furve object Especal
y do we warn the Democracy of the Richmond Dsrc, to
be wary of the schemes and machnaons rife in this
CITY against their cause The Wing wrc.dawers do no
mean TO run Dir Bolts. They give him The cold
shouder In the present They 10 turn him
out TO pasture They are casting about for candidate
They speak of Judge Robertson OF Judge Meredith They
speak of Others if these both refuse raise their standard
They are showing by their acts that this District is
toesonc is not gerymandsr: and they
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-15

HN-hiSGTOS, ApiN IL, 1879
Much sensation ptai!5 IN Nea York in consequence Il
The rumpI If a vcrTlmportint poico financial
u itC -, Secretary II t!a Treasury aud
,iisiiuy Glshe4 Hag JcuidIur in New York The Story
val! that " Crr~n, few days bno!c the close
If IL Flinogns administration dcDoscd fifteen hundred
,h0asand dollars VII Mr.. Simeon Draper taking the funds
Out al The SuDrfeII,y and, Of course, receiving U 3
stocks as security iIi,e same
tu credit iii II IL very possible Iha there
hrcn somfan>acon connected with The purchase
II IT, $ stocks for T. gu"cTnacnt which has thus excited
The money chguget'l Wlii street
There rXsticLIws which were intended 10 prevent
the deposit II public oueY with ndiviusls corporations
Trey have been arrIc. vrti strictly into ELECT by tho
!ifs administration.
learn however, hat The Secretary oil tho Treasury viii
snarfnIdrrs or tie proper enforcement OF tho
Sub Treasury systrwhch has, of late, in many respects
been loosely adn.Int"std.
We have "a tn!s ,uniTy at7Gnafe inducements 10 sfEc
,iiinn without a!dfCm the Gnvtrn'ren'. They may lock
Up th"ir money an STA The business community will 60
elit ed las: enough.
Tao administration disposed 10 give very sc;
construction 10 III laws which r. late The collection
aud DISBURSEMENT r Ibc money, and tho public cspr
,liurs generality lie quite lime That economy should
10 b. hn opp.ohum, and accountability opprcs
sion.
The Senators who iva not gone, going They leave
!" the Cabinet TcpCse nd union
II "ili in dgc rc unlimited HAT tho Cabinet Will rf
permit themselves tnir used Tor The purpose Of prouts
az G nu Lt.ser on
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,.yES BUCHANAN, ESQ.

, r,;,n,ion Of Mr. Buchanan, as Minstcr Plcnipo'ch
,iu,y 10 m, Court OF ST. James Says the Pennsylvania"
has been received by press aud the public VII" sr'a'
,isactiuu SAo ud he egrcc accept, the American p
viii have cAsun to DC proud that AT the his lo"i' " -
old world hey ale to DO represented by one u '' T :,
auI cerain, one os the greatest ntcllecls Oh me "
Mr. buchanan will 90 To Europe with no Gesi'e - "
sen ,,,. n on,,,hs ana mobiles Himself one cl ''e me-
,,roi,sl.! oen;lrn,cn living aud one oil the n's'
,,,n NJ lin ;, .. he will DO able To present 70 "'e
,,.,, fr ;,,;e.riIy and for experience 'HH' "i
,ess.ry 40 il should always be- TO ca'ti 10 ''
, -, ,,,oyance of the English rulers. we nave '''
, mrct # hst uuious sduaiion OF loeIsh po''"'''' y
s,, =; ves al foreign courts Not that VIC 'e4u''e,
os,n d these agents Of the government ruoc man
. inisc,,c anger offensive interference III ''e '''
of other powers There Is a wise aha Ju' "o
m xrrem.s Of praise aud presumption which ihe uc
u,nt emau need not be troubled 10 ma. WI Du'""
IN. feeling of the American people on ms snoIscl as
well If M, better ltsn any other "i our pholc e" nc
iu IL, ~ hone As indeed believe no will not TICKLE the
.,;aa &c ENGLAND by idle boasts about the Anglo SaXohs
~ commcnls TO British prowess and prosperity ana
nv useless commentator Of England rs The glorious mo
ther of the fair shoot OF liberty on this SOIL Silent dignity
,,o, b.,,cr IN m. pat OF American Ministers than
b Amman, rhetoric rs tshe staple OF such apes oil aris
,octaey az Lawrence such Anticipated politicians as our
present respectable but relIosfessVo representative a. "
lanes MIR Bnchanan will insult his couu,rymen by no
spch dsnlavs as these He will sustain his high reputation
a. natrioc and high American by refusing 10 pros,
rare himself md his mission the footstool OF any dynasty
no matter how great or how powerful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-15
For the Enquire,
30 I0HN ! CAEklE ESQ

The atpr III The Slate into Congressional Dis
cls deferred late period Of The session OF the
legislature, that in of The Districts there suf
interval Of time, before the election hold
tons h. nominate candidates In The Richmond District
which Caroline has henn added, canTc,iinn j.
quired You sir have been the lrc:e candidate II The
Democracy OF this District iTnin he mt :c Dis
nme!; and il is believed AMI expected that you
will comply with lis wishes in that regard.
But inasmurh il II rumnred shat your delcaCy has
prompted you 10 express nnWinenc=s 10 bec";n
ddac without formal expression of the will o he Dis
iric In conventions; with n view consult cspcc Y thu
wishes Of the counties which have been recently addl
Inc District. this communication is m t give you pub
lie that ynu will receive the cofa and unan,ou
support Of The Democracy of Caroline and that they desire
and xpac you be the CANDIDATE and therefore took
action in regard To convention their April Court
The interests OF the party require that y0u should
through The puSc prints unnuunc" yourself candidate &c
represent tho Third Congressional District
MANY DEMOCRATS OF CAROLINE
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN BEDFORD.

At meeting uf p9rtna Of tEe Democratic party oi bsu
ford conny hri in The Court House on Monday me ~2h
:" March, rou!t dny Cat Richard Da'is Was caieu - "
| cil,r ana T.. /. WIngu appointed Secretary ~
The obec of The meetiag was explained! by a. 81. l'i"c
Esq who addressed the democracy IN aoIe ana e'o4"'''
r. u!cbiy auici 10 the Inconsistencies Oh 'e
Wing party denUuncinE Democrats Tor course winch
themselves pursue That wings who profess 10 pro-
scrb. prescription themselves the prescribing par W
that he was prepared mention instances 10 estaoish HE
assertions His remarks highly delightful 10 TIC Hien-
of the meeting.
TIE following resolutions submitted by Mr.. Tribe were
unanimously adopted
Ranycd That we cunrnr in the recommendation OF me
Democratic members Ire Legislature hold District
Convention Lynchburg Inc 22i day Of April next 10"
the 1nr,o,n ing candidate for Commissioned ="
lie Board 81 Public Wu:ss, Tor this District.
Resolved That Delegates he appointed 10 siin C"h
motion he Chair appointed IN: inioWhe
IN: Col Lewis C.. Arthur, Austin |. THURMAN Of. out
pin, Sas bearing. a. NJ. Table, DR.. X. A. Clement
Col Mitchell! Vim. g. billiard. Col. VIM H. Caruhers, John
Beard. -
Resolved That the Of our Senator Samuel J..
Broa n and Delegates, GoJjc, Jr, hhd Samuel u la
viz in the General Assembly, demonstrates their ability and
fidelity and commands warmtst appreciation.
Rssui. ed That cordially approve The representative
conrse 81 the Hon puuius Powell who has by his fidelity
an! ability we'll lnrnei the cortGncr u his constituents
Krsovcf That The Democracy Of Bedford cordially np'
proving the course her Senator and Delegates IN the Ten
r.l Assembly, recommends them 10 the people as candidates
IJr re-rlrcrrn.
Resolved TIM. liz. proceedings II this meeting be pub
ii-hrd ia The Lyurhburg Republican,. Richmond Examiner
ana Enquirer
On melton lhr meeting adounej
RICHARD DAVIS, Chairman.
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Al meeting d! HE Democratic party held al the Cont
iousr Monday llth OF April l5i3, motion. ltob!. I
Hubbard ESQ., called 10 Inc Chair and John Horslcy
pointed Secretary
Sir + WooGhn submitted preamble and resolution,
recommending he call 0i n convention 10 nominate
ddar Tor this Congressional district; but motion Of Col
Edmn ". HUBBARD tie following adopted 10 lien here
Of without dissenting voice:
Rrs.ycd lha. The Democracy Of Buckingham approve
., The OF Hon Pauus Powell representative OF
hs Nbemarl dlstric and county has recently been
added said district hereby declare willingness
give him hcarty and cordial support.
II was then, further GnGnllnucsiy,
Resolved That approve o! the of tate
pres en,ave COngress, Hon. Thomas ). Bucock and
deeply regret he has been ted from the late
ucpntionm"nt.
Do notion the Chaifman appointed The following gentle
m. s delegates The Convention {" be held in Lynch.
burg on The 22nd inst for the purpose OF nomna ling
candidate for Commissioner OF the Board of Public Works
District No. John ". Haskins, n. F. Bocock Thos
+ pcrkna VIM. q Shepard.
NO III. W CateI, John W. Abraham, Charles
Norris Dr.. YIN. p. Mnselcy.
No 5.-teorec D. Sannters John b Gillian MAJOR }
F. AlrIcr, Capt. Thos. FO'Ses
No Col. F. W Hubbard Albert Baldwin, Vim Gan
ma way THos. Fl. Garrett.
No Sd Wnodsnn D.. Charles F AIostIey, Col.
W,itsr 4 Ford, Jamca S. Wren.
no g. John C. Turner James Harris DR. Robert :.
f,a.s Gr. Lin: Boiling.
. lion, tho Chairman and SaG-clai gt!,i -
rhc & ...,'irn z 7 HuEaND, Chairman
joins liORslsY, Secretary.
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aMEs G TYLER Secretary.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN CARoLI.,E.

Al a,n,eng 0i the Democrats Of Caroline county he'll
At their Court House Monday, April Huh, MI Geotge
yer called The Chair and John Wa shing'on ~
pointed Secretary.
Tie following gentlemen appointed delegates 10 ut
lend Convention be held Summon the % Say o!
Nav next for purpose Of nominating candi!c ioi
district:
Francis ~ Scott FRnrs Dickinson, Ro. E Drlanette
Wm r. Taylnr George Fzhugf and Wm. b. BucEnor.
On notion tho Chairman and Secretary were added to tn,
.r!r.s lion aud DIR Chastan White OF Hanover appointed
alternate
Tho democratic papers Of Richmond requested 10
publish these proceedings
GEORGE TYLER Chairman.
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+ 4. WIsso, Sec:a,ary
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT COLD HARBOUR

DEMOCRATIC MEETING Al COLD HAtBOCN
Al rur.nu If he Democrats Of the Cold Habour pre-
cn" IN llr coua'y Of Hanover, held on The yin at afI!
that being day motion, Colonel John b Akin
son wa called The Chair snl James 6 Tyler appointed
Secretary,
The rhIc Of nscliag being explained by the Chair.
man he following preamble and resolutions snom led
ami unanimously adopted
Nrcrei s t.vO meetings. styled union meetings
but composed principally Wings, have heen held at Haws
snu this county Tor the purpose OF defeating Casta
White the REGULAR nominee the Democratic party by the
ao,ina lion vi d. Ezs kic 5 raey, pure and patti
ole Democrat Notwithstanding his r.nEal %! the nominh
., and MS having been the chairman Of the meeting wh1
nuulinstni The sad Waite al March court last
Resolved lat That highly approve OF The nomination
I,asain White present faithful aud talented repre-
sentative standard bearer in lnr coming election
Resolved, End Thai W., the Democrats q" this precac
are frm united and viii suffer device 10 disturb thf
han:ny Oi our party.
Dr. Talry being present, only participated ia the
meeting bur made spirited AMI neal addfcss defining his
position IL that true Democrat ant party man. nna
fu4 ccncnrfing in Tie proceedings ri the meeting
Nj White hrinI upon the ground upon iot'n "g7 IN
ytad - arpra The meeting and address them hls
he did in happy and appropriate manner giving pei
pa sfacon regard 10 his course IN The last Lrgisla
Uncn motion Of Mr. J1mrs H Harwooh the proceedings
Of the meeting 0rdelcd he published in the Richmond
Enquirer and Examiner
Upon motion. the meeting then adjourned.
JOHN 5 ATKINSON. Chairman.
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STEAMER CURTIS PECK.

IL viii tc seen by The advertisement In another column,
that this fa,oc steamer haa bsen thoroughly ovehaurd
aud filled up il superior style with life hoats pumps &c
lin accordance with The late net Of Cpngrcss) and IS now
every way prepared for The accommodation OF The travelling
pubic between Richmond and Norfolk. Capt John DAVIS
one Of The popular and ut the same time one OF INC
NOS, sklful commanders on The James RIVER me
continues command, and those who have travelled WIN
him will need n recommendation induce them TO 90 IN
any boat under !s superinlendence. The Curtis PECK
leaves Richmond every Tuesday Thusdsy and Saturday nj
o'clock A. NJ Her first trip will be made on Saturday
10Th inst.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-15

The Norfolk papers Of Tuesday announce The death In
that city Of Ga plain Thomas T. Webb OF tho United States
Navy in the ODD year CT his agehis disease, pnenmonia
OF which lie hud been sick three days Hn was man
greatly esteemed for his fine qualities, officer gentle
man and citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-15

THE SAN JUAN AFFAIR.-1he approval by the ad-
m!nis,ralion of Capt Holins at San Juan
evinces prnmptpess and decision in the protection of
American rights which The people OF the United States eX
peced from national authorities The inhabitants
of San Juan or rather officers Of the town. consist
mostly Of renegades from the United States, who but
little better than pirates The English having according 10
the declaration of Lord John Russell abandoned tho procc
toate OF the Mosquito territory and the Mosquito King
er ha wing claimed San JUAN remains without The pale OF
any positive governmental organization except what
half dozen men there have for their advantage
We mr., Glad 10 see asserted that the adminsi
moi only approved of Captain Hoins' action but
s,ructions 10 our officers that station render full pro-
lection 10 American commerce whenever lis Just prvi
eges are nfrnped upon and that sufficient force ordered
to render obedience these instructions easy This is
the kind of action necessary 10 vndicato our flag, 10
respect and render American trade safe in
all quarters Of the aobe.-[ Boston Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-04-15

,,Iv awn;, The aba,rruru OF Mr.. Bolts chaslh ""u "
consent Of IA candidate unconnecled Win o' 'e"'''
show their hand and conc out from me" "''
nc Democracy OF the District take waning
y. ,'.n~y i no, safe majority slumbcr upon
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NoRrHuMBE

DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NORTHUMBERLAND
Al meeting OF the Democratic party OF Northumberland
county, held in the Court House Saturday, the 9Th oil
April 1883 motion OF Col Fed. Blackwell, Col. R.
Ciaybro"k called 10 The chair and A. j. Henderson
pointed Secretary.
The object Of The meeting, explained by the Chairman
10 serd delegates 10 tic District Convention be held
in Saanon the 81 day Of May, Illuminate candidate
for the office OF Cumms-l"Err tie Board Of Public
Worss
On motion OF Gel Blackwell sixteen delegates, four from
each haestera District were appointed attend said
Convention, viz
FRoM THE rPpER DIsTRlcT-Dr VIM H. Harding Thos
5. L,eIl, joe. Beachan, and cambridge Cox
From MIDDLE DsrRrcT-Capt. Vim. Harding A. J. Brent
W l.. Clayhrook and John }. Belts
FRoM FAIRFiELp7 D,s7RIcT-Dr. P. helms, o Black
we'll WIN. r Hutnall. and Walter Rice.
FRoM WIcnMIco DISTRICT Lewis G. Harvey, Warner
Hunt, Cyrus Harding, and Dr.. Alfred HudnalI
On motion Of Col Ferd. Blackwell tho Chairman and
Secretary were added TO The delegation
Ga motion Of W. L. Caybrook, Beverly B. Douglas Of