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The Health of Vice President King.

MOBILE, April HI A. II.
Vice President King since his arrival here has been
afflicted with spells Of coughing. Last night he
rested WE'LL and seemed decidedly better this morning;
but the cough has returned Should he however be no
worse he will 60 up the river to his plantation Sa-
turday
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The susauehnnnah Bridge, &c.

FALTIMONE, April II, 1893.
The Snsquehaknah Bridge bill passed the Mary land
Senate today by vote OF Is to g. 1t need the
Governors signature, and Is now law.
Mayor Holins, OF this citv, taken suddenly and
seriously Ill this morning. with hemorrhag age OF the
hngs.
We have mail South of Richmond to night
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l Fulton street. successful Of this
article. His price 10 but a.
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HOTELS.

CRAMERCY U0TEL-THIS ELEGANT AND FAsU-
u ionAble hotel, corner Of broadway Twonticth
.trest with its extensive additions csmprising go
The intends that this house shall Co
serve its high reputation IS = first class hotel.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


ERATIS.-NEW PUBLICATION.-A POPULAR TREA.
" tise the and of norvoualy debiitated
health and cnfobled constitution that harass tho young
beee the Of pleasure business study and cmbittcr
old Just published and to be had gratis by addrsna
post paid, box 100 Broadway Post 0fioo.
MORGAN's EXPOSURE OF FREEMAsONRY-AF FEW
M copies OF this work for sale by the updr
signed price ST. ALSO hlyns Ritual Of Masonry price s.
sent to any part of tho country Address, post paid,
John Tyne, rs Ann street, Fower's buildings.
NEW MUSIC. UST PUBLISHED. AT LEE
IN WALKERS, No lsS Chestnut street, Phladep hia,
Continental Guard Polka, sparkling and -
cents; Estelle Polka 12 cents Stevensons Qucstep %
cents Kathleen Mavournccn, brilliant trceoio variation,
~ cents; the Last Pose of Summer, - cents
TINE CONTINENTAL GUARD POLKA, LATELY is.
l. sued by LEE WALKER Philadelphia, is growing
fast in favor Of the public also deserves its success.
Is very lively and pleasing piece, TO perform and
striking In Its melody.
THIS DAY PUBLIsHED-THE ROMANCE OF THE
l. Forum; Narratives, Scenes and Anecdotes from
Courts Of Justice. BY Peter Burke ESD, of the Inner
Temple. vol Emo 0S PIP Price 81. In addition TO the
fact that these tales authentic il l. certain
aim and tendency good they pure and they
structiye well interesting In press, The Course
Empire Voyage u Life, aud other pictures of Thomas Cole
N. A.. cmi racing his writings, and illustrative OF his life
character and reviews by Rev, H. l.. Noble
CORNISH LAMPORT co, Publishers
No. Park place
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The Maine Law Defeated In Canada.
QUEBEC, April II, 1858.
The Maine Liquor law lost last night in the Legs-
latye Assembly, by vote of 81 against it to rs for it.
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A Duel to he Fought.

LOUISVILLE April IA, 1858.
challenge has passed between Col 0'H.ra of Cuban
potorietY Of the editors Of the Louisville Times and
Lieut.. Cummings aid dc camp to Gen Twiggs They
to fight in the Neutrality-suspicious. pistolsdistance, Elk
rSceS.
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BUFFALO, April II, 1853.
Lake Erie is clear Of ice in this vicinity The steamer
Buckeye has just arrived, and the May flower is about
x;pr
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SCHOONER MOHAWK ASHORE.
PHILADELPHIA, April Ii, 1853
Schooner Mocha ak of Boston, went ashore, four miles
below Indian river, last night. The captain thinks a
steamer could pull her of.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

BY Harriet Beecher stowe. $4,000 copies first edition
$4,000 ordered before publication Price 90 cents in paper
cloth This great work will be published Thurs
day April IA. JOHN r. JEWETT Co, Publishers, Bos
ton. For sale by all booksellers in the United States.
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To OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nttenti,

offer peculiar and equitable medicine which, for
efficiency and extent uncxamped in the history Of adver
ting For circular containing particulars, address H.
NICHOLS, 10 Spruce street, at Port Chester, NJ r.
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tie oricnrors Of the cheapest system of picture in
the world, more pictures osiiy ANY ts.s ctL
Hshmer in the city, aud which, for beauty and durability
aud artistic mer but lev can equal W higher PRICES
kVsps ut nv Dyvadwey,
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!. The Clandestine This 1

title story which will be commenced in the Brooklyn
Daily Eagle Saturday 18th inst The romantic fate
of tie heroine aud the thrilling with which the
work abound will enchan the attention Of the reader from
its commencement TO its el0se.
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Notice.-After first Of May we Will close
our store at three O'Clock p. NJ, on Saturdays.
yN0. HIGGINS 4 CO., As Broad street.
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THE TURF


CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-TROTTTNG MON
~ day. April 18TH ut half past o'clock r. NJ Purse
Sl0 Mile heats best three five in harness. c. Brooks
ters br Fanny jackson f. j. Nodine enters br
,ntreyillc. d. Peffn, enters g. Lady Vernon. s.
Mclaughlin br Flash 0mubuses leave Fulton Ferry,
Brooklyn for the at o'clock and return after
sports Fare each way, twenty Ave cents.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFT Mt COst,-Thc
subscriber having purchased the stock music plates
of NJ jacques go Broadway, and being obliged remove
in few days viii soil the music at cost previous to
HORACE WATERS, sign over the door J. NJ. Jaqucs.
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Murderer to be Executed.
WILEEsBARRE Pa, April H. 1888.
Reese Evans sentenced to dea tn to-day for the
der of Lewis Reeve.
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10y Convicted of Granddaughter.

ROCHESTER, April II, 1858.
1he boy Gretter. aged H. tried to day for killing
boy named Saterbee about the the 10th of
March last. He convicted Of mansaughter in the
third Degree and will be sent to the House of Refuge
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BRIG TANGENT IN DISTRESS.
Lake Navigation.

The brig Tangent from Damariscota for Savannah has
put in here with the captain sick.
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THE EXTENDING OF CANAL STREET AND Wild
ening of Walker streetThose opposed to the
requested to call at tho paper store
or Brown IS Canal street at j. PiggotCs store ~
Division street. and sign the against the
az the time allowed expires on the 18th.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Splendid Carpetings Smith h Lounsbory,
stock Of velvet tapestry Brussels ply and nsras
csrpeng OF ehate and elegant designs which, hsvine
they enabled TO offer at very great Inducements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15
brakes Spring Styles OF Gentlemen's Hats

elegant desirable He also splendid assortment
Of chdens fancy straw goods Of the richest
Standard prices for silk hats 81 49, and 81 30 Give him
call, at No. Bowery. THOS. ARMSTRONG, Salesman.
RoBT. j. TIFFANY, Foreman
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MeaMO, Originator and Conductor OF FASH
ion hats in New York, 4lG Broadway of Canal
street Season styles every quarter Delivery for spring Of
1853 now ready, and very elegant. MEALIO, Halter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Suggestive Queries to the Careless and In
derentAre tired of stupid looking hat hat that
to lose IDENTIFY hat hat
of an ordinary character wearing dull and
aspect call and select from the large and we'll selected
stock Of KNOX JAMES tile propretors Of the PRESCOTT
Hat store article alike brilliant in its conception
manufacture. Price only four dollars
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The Next Collins steamer arriving from

TIC NeXt COIIKnS Stc0mef Nrf1VEhX TOM
Europe brings large consignment of cloths cassimeres
and vestngs styles expressly
for GEO r FOX United states leader of fashions You
will then find that Occur de LioDn dc Reynarde is bad
to beat Foxs efforts great during his high life
below sairs former efforts to DO merged into OBJ
security, when the doors of the drawing store
thrown open for the reception Of the
sovereigns during the levecs ut the executive mansion
the President Of Fashions. Carriage entrance 1913 Broad
way, corner of Anthony street.
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to the large lot Of handsome furniture TO DO sold this day
by order Of the MORTGAGE by II. c. KEMP, his sales
room, No 10 Nassau street, Fulton. This sale
prizes large and beautiful quality
fnrnture carpets pianoforcs mirrors oil paintings
and is we'll worthy OF at tention.
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The French have a saying, which means, In
English, Get good and you may lie abed' The
maxim will not answer in New York GREEN, No. Aston
House obtained celebrity by making shirts of exquisite f
and delivering them ,oring PROMISE and he keeps his
good name by going as he began.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

At the Extensive Retail Clothing Estat,-
Nshment Of ALFRED MUNROE & CO., No. Al Broadway,
will large AMI excellent variety Of fashion
clothing of entirely styles suitable for the present
and approaching season, and all Sizes Tor men ana
children Every article well made and the best OF trim
mngs used No deviation, in any instance from marked
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w. p. Dayid's New Styles Of Gcntlemen's
hats are decidedly the most beautiful hats yet offered to the
Those who really superb article should look At his
saesroom l Broadway second door from Duane street
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REFRESHMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
SEE THIRD, SIXTH AND SEVENTH PAGES.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL
INFORMATION wANTED-oF GEORGE SANDERS,
who left Altoona in 1878 apprentice board the
Amesiean chip Romalp belonging to Norfolk Virginia,
to New York Since then, nothing has heard Of
by his family who would suitably reward reliable
Danish Consul, 50 West street, New York,
IF THIS SHOULD MEET THE EYE OF JOSEPH E.
Gray Esq from Kes County Meath Ireland by sending
his address to Miss c. Broadway Post Ooe, he will hear
from friend.
n w. A. WILL PLEASE CALL AGAIN ON HIS
Q friend that LIE called upon Saturday evening" April
I'd, 1883
ITO R. L., UNION SQUARE.-ALLEN DID NOT RE
ceive note in time. viii be at the place and hour
appointed this and Saturday mornings .. p A.
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GehtIemehs Hats-SPr1nE styIes.-itamerty
Lcnsk hand usual with their beautiful hats of
the spring STYLE They invite attention to their stock
comprising assortment got experienced and racti
confident that they cannot be surpassed at any price
general assortment of and chidrens
goods RAFFERTY, Il LEASK, 81 Chatham street,
and on the Of Chatham and Pearl streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Watts Nervous Antidote Is a certain and
speedy for neuralgia atism tic doeux cramps
isby, and all complaints II not found benea
oal the money refunded. per bottte bettlos 81 So
Depot Ann street. door below Nassau. Sent any
art of the country.
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lady her FRIEND and what splendid blonde lace straw
hat he has on. Where did you buy it"' At w. BANTAS
Of Canal and Wooster streets He keeps most beau
tfu assortment of fancy straw hats and for Misses
and Masters esdcs his general stock including the
celebrated IS Spring hat for gentlemen You should
yist him and see the novelties"
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VIC nuVIse QUIZ Feuutfs HOC 10 NC Ieu WWUy
by the flaming advertisements of those who pretend to
work wonders In the shirt region BY calling friend
MCLAUGHLIN 300 Greenwich street. of Chambers
have set of shirts made at fair price, which
cannot be cxcelled.
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Short, but to the POint.--N0 pathy CON cure
consumption but magnetism will furnish enough Of
Magnetic Nervous Andoe TO seasc but chronic
paralysis after year without cost NOS successful
Don't say don't believe It, but try it, WATTS, 424
Greenwich street.
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rush for Porous Glass Filters there yet which
family supplied with this useful article
cure, $40 Broadway for 81 So Also headquarters for
refrigeratoYs, lars
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


E,ATHER sGAvAZzrs LAST LECTURE IN NEW
York VIII be delivered to.nenu rday,l ut tho Metro
politan Hail. at eight oock precisely Subject for this
evening-itay, nckets Twenty -fvo ccnts
NEW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY-COURSE OF
IN lectures S5S53For the benefit of tho Fire Proof
Building Fund.
Tie tenth lecture will be delivered Metropolitan Hail.
Tuesday evening April ~ by the Hon. EDWARD EVE
RE1T Of Massachusetts, The doors will he opened at
ooloek the lecture to be delivered at O'clock Tickets
fifty cents Tickets be procured at the Library
in the University, and at the door.
AUGUSTUS SCHELLl
FRANCIS L. HAWKS, Committee.
GEORGE II. MOORE. }
CPIRITUAL MANIFESTATIONS, SPEAKING UNDER
~ inspiration, singing by superior vocalist and dramatic
representations at ALB Broadway Lspenard street.
this eyeningraprings and tippings promised Adms
sion l2 cents Free circle from to o'clock, with vocal
music. Subject continued on Saturday.
SPECIAL NOTTCE0.
->NNNNNNN>NNNN>NNN@SoN'>>
THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE BOARD OF
Astantg appointed to investigate the condition and
devise plan for tho relief of the surviving United States
Volunteers of New York who fought in Mexico will meet
Friday the 18th instant ut p M in the City Library
No. II City HALL All officers and others, who give
information tending to further the above mentioned
will please attend By order of the Committee
c. II. RING, :. X. MABBATT,
X. l.. MAYBEE, y. BREADEN
Il, WUEELAN
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Canal Street Carpet Store, No. 20 Canal street.
PETERSON CO. call the attention Of their friend to
the stock elegant just from the
most celebrated comprising tapestry velvet
Brussels three ply and ingrain also, large assortment
of ccloths venetans mattings window shades &C., &C.
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way for mechanic to prepare for strike or for us
one Of patent sewing machines There many
women in New York who with sewing machine, much
more than mechanics Call examine, and buy
chine, at the office, 258 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

diseases Of the blood,-HYATTS Iio Ialsam the most
certain remedy for these terrible dseases are
suffering the most torturing palms, remember that few
doses OF this powerful yet pleasant compound will afford
certain relief Thousands OF have been cured and
published in the Herald Sun and other papers These
at hour Circulars containing them had at the
principal depot 6 Grand IS cents per bot
tie. bottles s.,
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Dr Povvcu WIN rccclve h,s r.,

DR. Powell Will receive his Eye and Eau
patients from ten 10 four o'clock daily 502
and those in limited circumstances from nine to ton
morning. at his private clinique circular POWELL
Treatise the Eye can be at his oCes
artificial exactly like the natural in color
sion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Tremendous Bargains in English Imperial
three lly and splendid ingram carpsting HIRAM AN
DERSOk'S, No. ~ B0wsry. N B-l000O0 yards of ele
CANT patterns Of ingram carpets at IS 80 40 So co.
~ and 10 cents per yard, all new spring styles.
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Crystal Palace Carpets, at Hiram Ander-

son eight spacious sales No. 90 Beverly. Magn
cent styles Of English mosaic royal velvet tapestry
Brussels and imperial threspy carpeting, imported
pressly for exhibition at the New York Crystal Palace
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

BROADWAY are daily receiving, packets rsm Europe
additional supplies Of rich and elegant earpengs
Iior fabric and styles entirely particularly adapt
cd to city trade sale full ten per cent less aa other
selling similar goods
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15
Window shadeLBest assortm emit

world, at kelly FyRGUsON's, Nos. aso1< Broadway
nd q Reade street Dealers supplied from ars hands
At any other Establishment N B.-Store church, and
fiOr style
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New York Crystal Palace. Strangers visit
ing the Fair should be informed where get
cheapest wigs and toupees. CLIREHUGH's recent i'm
provementa both in fit and form Eavc rendered
wonder well the delight of all Copy
address, l79 Broadway, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Hnir Dye -BatcheIors Celebrated Liquid
hair dyeis the best yet discovered for cooring
whkers the moment 1t Is applied. The wonderful
Certainty With which this fav0gte and old established hair
BATCHELOR'S wig factory, No. Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Wigs and Toupces.-Merchants, Citizens,
and strangers requiring ornamental hair any
should not fail to call ul
At the celebrated wig factory Of MEDHURST HEARD
ME world. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

DR.. Wheeler, Oculist, receives Patients at
bis residence S Barclay street. from A. II. to p. II.
Diseases Of the matter how long standing
obstinate they may be in their nature
tually crndicatcd and permanent effected Artificial
for sale and Inserted.
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English Floor OilcIotl,s. IIiyh

Gorgeous styles of SCROLL Gothic and Italian fssco
paintings at HIRAM ANDERsoN'S No; 80 Bowery: also,
5000 yards of saloon oilcoth at IS 3D. 3d. and ST.
yard Of to two yards wide, all and fashionable
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street. Of the best places in New York watches
jowelry syerware, gold pens &C. good and cheap Cali
and examine and be convinced Watches music
trad
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GOurnud's Liquid Hair Dye Is, without ex
cpton the very best invented Beware
Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated is Gourauds Medicated
Soap for curing pmpeg freckes chaps rough
body Liquid Rouge Lily White Hair Gloss vt No 81
Kalker street Broadway. - = r - Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Wigs and TOupccs -Eatchelor's New Style
Of wigs tho most perfect imitation nature
ever invented Those wanting superior article
calat BACHELORS celebrated wig factory No. Wall
street. where be found the
IN the city. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

Hair Dye and Hair Prescrvatlvc -Christn-
doro in Offering to the public these two valuable
tons guarantees that in instance whatever thee shall
be failurethe dye In changing instantly the MIST un
seemly hair to natural black brown the
tive in CLOSING slkenng and invgoratin roots and
faments Both sold and the dye privately applied at
Christadoros, No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-15

VJTANTED-A SITUATION by AN HONEST, INDUS
w trious GIRL to do chamberwork, assist in washing
and ironing to take care Of children The best of efe
and Fourth avenue.
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nRGANlST.-SITUATIOy WANTED IN ANY
~ church OF this city, from the drst of May by excel
lent organis who produce the hest Of and
other city references Address Organis Union
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WANTED-A SWISS OR FRENCH PROTESTANT
nurse, to take charge of little GIRL three years and
middle aged woman preferred AMY at 70 WASHINGTON
place, after o'clock =
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WAlTERS ATTEND-THE FIRST REGULAR MEET
w ing Of the Waters Protective Benevolent Union
VII be held at Grand street Hail. Friday evening April
TO- All walters in hotels saloons families
mo than one is employed requested that the
fec which is four shiliings and hand to the
the night OF the meeting. N BAH walters watch on
the nj ht of the meeting will attend
respective hotels. BY order of
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vNANTED-DY SMALL FAMILY, RESIDING AT
wv the Narrows Fort Hamilton, first rate cook, washer
and rener also chambermAd to assist In waiting wash
ing and ironing and waiter and to take Of
he wanted for that To good
wants. pleasant home is offered and good Apply to
Mr. Smith, No. State street. between and II o'clock in
thN moi
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-26

nisn. tie democrats for tic sake OF Office. and
ihosc Who. tot wanting office fot thcmsel YES
believe that The government of the United
States Is designed 10 give every thing 10 every
body. aud 10 do every thing that every mau III
the Union wants done. TIL, party comprises.
so far as the politicians ara concerned. fu, a
third Of the Democrats in the Union. They
will "slash" of from ms within three months
after the commencement Of the next session Of
Congress"
Hear loo, with what charming simplicity be
coniesses the nsreprescntatiaHs anil decep.
lions thar Mere pracljsed by his party IN the
late canvass for tue Presidency: In many
portions of Connecticut. Massachusetts. Rhode
bland New Jersey Pennsylvania aud Della
ware. our orators and writers, even in tho last
election, plead earnestly thar we are pro-
tec;ionisis, as IN portions Of The South 1t was
eonteuded by our opponents that the Wings
are now as stauuch iree.trlders as We are
SO, IN the West, twas deemed polite to great
ly misrcpr"seni our real positions on other sub
iect Had our friends who were on the slump
there avoided thus laying the foundation for
popular disappoinlmcnis, we would have tri-
umphed though pcrhar- our victory would
have been much less overwhelming