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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
SURE ESOUGH.

The WoodJury Bank Connecticut collapsed about a
year ago by fore ordination and its bills have since been
qu ely bought up % % cents the dollar That
compshed tie Bank Is ready to payment the Re
ceiyeF adycrses that lie Is ready to pay all claims upon
and TIE CovyGn Hartford cooly observes
Holders Of bills need not therefore make any sacrifice
On Them.
No they need ntin fact We guess they have nearly all
made the revere of a sccrihce
We respectfully rlGu,st our patrons present and ruture
scrd Us any bills OF the Woodbury. Bank matter
how svseeerng may be is rsump.on We don't feel a;
- r of our ability 10 tell which thmble the Little joker f.
under. Now you zee il and now you don't
Seriousyis net tine tlli al these Old Bank charter
granted vicious, ozpoded principle should be repeal
a Coed sound Banks, which haze been doing 81 hon
cradle business since by chartered nigh. be
mped bat al oi.r. .houd BE- erplo ely abolished and
Banking hcrcctorh prosecuted undr vel guarded general
avs with ample security Il lie plllc chat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
IyyCU-LAW IN CALIFORNIA,

The letter of a valued correspondent at Santa Cruz,
California exhibits deporable state Of things in the
Golden State. Felonies are of frequent occurrence
the Law and its ministers not respected and bands
of sanguinsry desperadOes make practice of wrest
ing every suspected criminal from the jailers custody
giving brief mock trial. and then hanging him if he
be s3judged guilty And this takes place, not in the
mining districts, where swarms Of needy and des-
perate adventurers from all nations compose near
ly the entire population, and almost render Re
publican Government impracticable; but in a we'll
settled Agricultural region, whose people are
nearly all AnglO-Americans, and where the regular
administration of justice ought to be az least easy
and certain in Arkansas The pretext that the legal
authorities will not faithfully do their duty is Disgrace
ful to the uterers for these officers elected by
their votes and ought TO be at least good those
wko chose them to be Sheriff, Judges, &c. II they
are indeed corrupt sc0uRdrels, they should be i'm
peached or constrained 10 resign; but TO mange and
butcher persons suspected indeed, of crime but not
legally convicted a cruel wrong to the victims, dis
grace to the perpetrators and burning shame to the
State wherein il is suffered to take place. California
will be stunned by peaceful, sober law-abdiDg mmi
grants if such ourages be not sterny represed there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
ornRGIA FIFCTION

sayAssAH "wednesday Oct . is'1
Ballok County gyes JOhnsOn Democrat ior G'ysrss
a,o Jenkins Tnon's,l FOR Governor, . Seward lDsw
ersf sor Congress $50; Barlow iCnonst Tor COngr.A
81 Ia NoIuto.h Johnscns majority Is co Liberty 90 "
.Jenkin.'s majority IN Esisghan i 70 Bryan 60. SSs
80. sIeetjon Is considered sure Mr. Seward elee'sss
coros,s IN the Iss District Stephens (Whg Is eic'sa
,bo With District, and n the IIdA ~ Coqa1i Dem'a
!. ele4ed In Ire jenkins has 100 majority IN san9s.
% Macon, 20. Marion IS Talbot 100 Putnam % -
Win 40 johnson has majority Of 20 in Houston Nv
Twiers 40 n Taylor q IN Crawford and e. IN 's'Pa
The Democrats eject Their candidates % The Leg -
N Ws,h,ngton Jones Houston Twggs Wkinson 49,
C,swso,d and Taylor and ono in Lee thus isr us 4.
cat, have gained Member to tie Legislature o."
vote u lel9.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
RECEIVED By
WING STATE CONVENTION.

seerasl Dlsat-s - Tzs n Y Tris-re.
SYRACUSE. Wednesday. Oct 50 P. ~
The Convention has jus; completed the ticket which
hasten to send YOU.
The nominations excite universal satisfaction on dl
hands and s sgree that it is 9 very strong ticket
All are eonhdeu; OF success never saw al assem-
baee characterized BY more cordial feeling. one
more respectable and orderly. There were two or
three rather spirited struggles for candidates bu moth
Ing Ike discomfort was manifested by any portion Of
the Convention.
Ahesrty confidence hiss prevailed throughout the pro
eeediugs that the Wing banner is again cat in tri
umph and the government of the State again 70 be COM
mtted to Wing hands They think tbe Wing is not a
deuDct party but is freshly and vigorously alive Such
is the spirit Of the Delegates from every County.
{. 4 D.
The following is the ticket:
gs7. Of Apgells IS yesrs). GEORGE WOOD. Kia.a
Jssoe sf syr,4ii (yscsncyi JOSEPH MULLIS Js9.rsoa
S-rsfarg ef Sas........ ELIAS W LEAvENwORrH o,os,
Controller. ............... JAMES " COOK Sarl,ssa
Trssrrer .ELBRIDGE c. SPAULDiNG Erie.
.f-,-vrs-Gel ......... OGDEN HOFFMAN Nsw.Tork
C1rai C9rriscr CORNELIUS GARDINER MsatsoTy
SAFE Eastrsrr. JOHN T. CLARK. Moaroe
SAT- Pyi'oa HsiTe-'ov THOMAS KIRKPATRICK. ANsay
Clek # gTea' BENZ + HAYWOOD Livingston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Tie Dey JoHS CHavIERs has incurred ths cenE1re0 Of the
Pr,s q p-l4l.lf ha bv sra out ha-l hitting sermon
in he Of bis regular pastoral services last sunday
troon IL favor OF the Mans Law md Of eeeng Ls,s-
tor who VII r.ss r. COaaor nrorf isaga'ns- he Rev
john IN It's case least dectedyas e vas 10 his favor
IL As elos 70 suppress tie voice OF Women in Temper
ance Meeting busthe asserted u.age vas wrong both
cases and tlo:o ge<rVed prs Who resisted and defsd IL
We trust Mr 90 ers henceforh defss Fash.on sad
cle6vCs te the II ~ Law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

The pres.n, Freshuan class in Tale College i Of the
lsrgest that h.s ever entered the Instzon-nuberng
hundred and ry students OF these seventy SIX
have connected themselves With tho Lnonan Scce,y and
ffysx i0ired the Brothers IN Unity
The Brother believe, have majority o. tie oder
Cssses The Societies viii Therefore % about q l'l
il numbers All re wish hem equal success
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
WING STATE NOMINATIONS.

The Wing State Convention which assembled at
Syracuse yesterday, made the following ticket.
Its, q .trpe,s e yeslsl. GEORGE WOOD Kars
'rd-c e. -iyycs lvseanry JOSEPH MJLLIS Js4srscr.
Sssrttay q ser ELIAS W. LEAyENWQRTH Ca, g..
Cesfrelsf ........ -......JAMES COOK ss-.oss.
Toassrr-. ELREID6T SPAULDING Ers
-isrssg. .OGDEN HOFFMAN, New.Yors
CaEaR CORNELIUS GARDlSIl L. Io1,.cr
Sais Esg.sr,.............. JOHN CLARK. Mor-oe
sat P''ca Eas5o,r THOMAS KIRKPATRICK Au,.v
Ces q -iJyeai'. BENZ HA.N OOD Lisilsssoa
This Is not the best ticket thar could have been
made but il is rather better than we expected H,v-
ING cugreWn the habit of putting Wing candidates b.
est$e they are Wig proceed to tel oar readers
Just what We know and think Of thesc.
GEORGE Woop. a native Of New,Jersey is = res.
dent Of Brooklyn, and long regarded as one o. ths
abest snd surest councillors al the Bar Of cur CRY
He is growing old bat eur State has few other et-
seus ii any. so wen qualified for this high position
JosEPH MJlLN was member Of tie XXN;h Con.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Judge Grier of Philadelphia, is engaged in COM
plicated Fugitive Slave Case in consequence of the
arrest of his officers charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill the alleged slave Bill Thomas, at
Wikesbarre The state Of mind of the Judge MAJ be
seen from the report in another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Frte pemoeratle vomiuatia,,..

Nh Daf-Sf naioF- EzeAil Baker, o. schachtieoke.
Rrscicfr Co-Assenb.y-l james v Ilack Q Lew.
IS Cva5ll Q stephen Z lois Dltrct Attorney
Sr-..l Grfn.
Itso.4s G -A4s-ally- N.vtrry Bsoasoa Dis..ic;
Ai.crlsy-F d A.hs..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

The proposed consolidation of Brooklyn, Williams
burgh and Bushwck seems to be taking definite shape
Plans were submitted Yesterday by the various com
mitiees of the Commission as will be seen under our
BROOKLYN head.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

Another Rum Murder occurred at Fort Hamilton on
Tuesday An Irishman named Sullivan kicked his wife
to death because She just from bed of sickness,
lacked strength to lift box of coal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
p.mocratIe Nomination :.

w DN-Sens,e-sDon c Hi.cbsock Of NAdiso1
County
AVA Die-seu1ie-HenryC Churchill Fulton Ccunty
VIA cnate-CharlCs When
Mia Dia-SeEete-Mar Fairhld
OsrtEo Co.-Asembiy-l. George y. Rsibbun D.
arrriah u All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

The Court Of Appeals yesterday heard argument in
the case of The People ex rel Davis & Palmer, re-
,pondents against Alderman sturtevant, appellant
This believe is the appeal of Mr. S from the SEN
Of fine and imprisonment passed upon him by the
Court in this City for violation of injunction in voting
for the Broadway Railroad No decision yet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

MREIxo UsDEe-yEsTs FOR LADIES. GENTLEMEN
AND CsrLssssTo- who esjosa IA cool -ss,hsr
'"--' 10. los BOEEzr
Their Nh = io,se ssoars's os.ss o hs Tss
A RarEtn Co HD-sers
HAIR DYE AND WIes.-BATcHKLoRs Nanufaetory
M these s't.ess rnoIsa . y, = BfessTsJ opposite he Pax
wiss ard 7ousees Nine prysis Al o. floor
~ CRisTADoRo's celebrated EXCELSIOR HAIR
P PBs he. stt I'D s :ss &c, & s A ssS s
s 70 or M sI b bSs1 70 Or AZ hs
an or5ef, Tane,1siy .aerdsS q.
MELoDEOxs-s u. d II. ". SMITHS celebrated
heedeon are tned II t e4e .esP.rsosn Ss y 1e ss
o1y Msoseor. toned AID are sasesss.S s DE s ~
T. 10 tuif some purehss p rsonthy psyrasn1 t.k
WANTED. TRS FRsT-CLAss sLRsIES-fncse
Only Iced syPly vao hive 500 sr2zles 81, - s
S'i1'' 'he 's' a ls HlIIssEtL PhsdepA
Flsss u MEXICO s.oe1d
In CsiiioTne' t-ey lbo-Ai
E ", SsTs 579y t ift 'es. g.
Ald lis PILLS sr-ong ths Rats
Away male 6 III o
u Depot ior the Posonless Magnetic Powder aud
Magnetic Pi'is &c ~ fro-dTay
FEVER AND AGUE CURED, WITHOUT THE AID OF
ClLoyEL, AhsESc OF Qvlsr<E b DEsHLEE's AsrPsziooIo
No n Cr,rrt Xhoess Asen.s. md sod a retail b Cas-
RING and b. L GvOS See sdersDsa; on third page Of as
~ Bald heads viii soon disappear By the use Of
BlKEEHs CHEvEUKToEIQUE This woncsf PREPARATION AZ Ike
charm upon whsn ee led
fsed One application will prevent lie snt ont Try = Pine
y bottle SD where PRINCIPAL depot DAkEkLs
Lsdies Hair Dressing saloon No 80 Broadway
TIE BEST PIANOS II TIE WORLD.-I GILBERT
Co.'s Pisns viii iron frames AID circular schc' are akn9w
edsed t5 world Ilsre sse oae a. the Cs
ts Ptl1ce L den orin.ons from The yifors
HORAoE wATEhs so,s Assri No g; Br9siEsy,
great Piano and A1sc Estsolsanenij
" b. Secondhand Pianos a. bargsiIs-
INHALATION IN COssUMPTIoN AND Diseases OF
TIE CsEsT-Dr. ROBERT EUsTEE O. Wsbn5ton, D. C. No
CalToiipsoe, Beeckefet
HAVE YOU ADVERTISED YOUR BUSINESS w. ii
XcDoNsp Comuccsl Newspaper Advertising House 70 io2 Ma
.u ofers speor toe prompt frnsIson End
publication sd,erenEis the best newspapers In every part
o. The Union and C1nsdas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
.,,,,. c,,r oV 1,KEs ERIE AND MICHIGAN

BCFrAls, wednesday Oct . l,oA
The ekooncr lost yesterday ives -" =, O., "
scco isshes Of Wheat from Io'e'o On. -. hs -,
Ais-A - =, he ngh before last between al
- and vent dom IN sboai IS minutes
60 60 Ipsn cupg on 70 the main boom Tor iona
but vas washed Of about y O'clock .s o,s.r
Io"~ WeEelce cook Of the .'s' who Wes ,'y'1 s :.
~ bess where be remained until rs'ca,i ~. J.
n ~ iss Al dick ye.:srlay azTneos' ha'ns ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06


Az last We have something decisive in the matter OF
selling liquor without license About four hundred OF
the persons recently indicted We're srraignel yesterday
before the Court OF Sessions and sentenced few TO
heavy fines and imprisonment and the greater portion
10 fines Of : 10 10 $50. IL cases judgment was
suspended. We give the names in another column.
The great number OF women in the parry is lot par
t.cularly pleasant fact for those who look upon the
sex as mild ard law-abidng patterns for tie Steiner
hal Of mankind. We are told thar this is only
s bcginnmg--that the authorities are fully le-or-
mined tLat rinsdrnling shall he done according
to law. and Tia. al eonrabnd tipping shall be
put down More men are marked. and may soon be
hauled Up In the meantime the people should waieh
those already lned, ii Only to see low long before they
at the cd business. We trust the proper au;A0-
ties viii also extend their attentions to the Sa5ba rum
sellers class inculing aJou, 900 persons ever one
Of whom got license IL they have any az all III
der threat On The part Of tie Government .hat ii
they KEEP; oPeu on sunday the license would be az
once taken away" VIII the Mayor flldl or
cause Lis police to falin tits promise II he VII
enforce existing laws in regard 70 draushOps he win
show-vhat many effect 70 doubi-;hst tie Maine
Law too can be enforced n Nsw-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

The Postnlaster-General is said to be engaged in
trying regulate the Transmission of the mails between
New-Orleans and Washington. There is no matter
urgently demanding his attention and We hope to
be able soon 10 discontinue stereotyped dispatch
from Baltimore: No mail south OF Washington to-
might
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

By an arrival at Boston, we hsye some interesting
general news from Hayti The island is quiet. vel
low fever dying out, and crops good.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Aetu'1lork Daily Gribnme,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1853.

The steamship Arabia from Liverpool il no" in
her twelfth day out with three days later news from
Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

The Triennisl Convention Of the Protestant Episeo
pal Church of the United States met yesterday Trim
ty Church and after the usual religious services, in
GLIDING Sermon by Bishop McIlysine, organized for
business There is large attendance Of the FIRST men
in the denomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

The Aldermen last night adopted the report in favor
Of Ferry from foot of Chambersst., to PayOniaav,
Jersey City The Cattle ordinance was looked at and
laid on the table Reports from the Sixth and Eighth
av Railroads, read, showing very large receipts
for September.
The Board Of Assistants last night ordered an prl
to be prepared compelling Omnibus propretors
TO use brakes the wheels of their vehicles that
horses might be stopped We suggested the
same thing years ago out of regard for the horses
resolution was referred authorizing the Wa-st Ferry
Company to run to Fulton st. on the Brooklyn side
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

NEw sONG-" Guardian Spirits, words by
james sinmonds Music BY Thomas BakeveTy beautiful words
melOjywiu become very popular. Just Published BY
wATERs No So Broadway the Crest Piano and Ma
Es;Ab,shueni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06
Business Noiires.


To CIo-E~ BrrEEs rox CAsh-"e , Hs.s - 49,,
~ -, ~ COOS an are esP'''a % MAKE
l,rrs s.eraos upon them % Tofsos o1 -,
H.sli,on Brown Canton sisa -.
,u..ke.s A Brcsn Carton a.s
A-so.ssss p Brown C~n.e'
PeyyereIl Castor 1850
n.,lss.n CsDtoo -
.5c~st,r. and 6-f Apseess Ane 4ios~1
ss,,.,e Donssfie flsnnes low pre>a
noCLros PLlsVToS wiLLiiXs Co.
importers and Jobse1.
x,.nvess, ssd sBary.t directly rear Of to Asor Ho1'
u.Ts--Cgr new style suits everybody. No change
htp COR recollection hs' met sreh general favor Yoans
"a sy spa ossr se nat ma ore gard aah tad dy
P,.d wsssocEs HSssr. 10 rs Bro,2way Irvils Hous.
~ RArTERTY & LgAsKs fan style Of Gentlemea's
Hsbs.s ha very lsr ale are :dy AID on IS a..
~ rsne Of sch cuso,ne sch rsrtsi
10 h Hist without siefsn. ehasse 80 grr.t IL ne,
g. &C. soTssf o. chsihsra and Pssriss
FrRs, FuRs, FuRs-An unsurpass ed assortment At
H. o. eis. ss fA' Hat Cap and s Gs 10 r. s
~ A splendid assortment Of Nuts Yctorines anl
d. Ysney Hats and Cops FOR children Fsny Beaver sud f
- -'-'' 4. NosiEsvc. 70. y BoT7sr7.
MOURNING GOODS -BARTBOLONEW d WEED have
s n.S ''f fslsss, q 81. Ss loo5 Il 8s
e. peror ies dep r3o4rnisE % Az os1 ~ s, ~
Metropolitan Hote.s
~ The WAsHIEGTON SHIRT STORE is at No 81
densof Wisnrsssa world well poaize ths sore a. god
slff 8rd under fIlDE fDi HAA APyJ
nov hand Be b0gh. here ie lover tasn u
kew.Yort wAsaSsToS sHIEr sTosE' No 81 GIA0df- Wa
Iarsbnrgh.
MOURyING BOESETs AND CLOARs-Ihe best aDd
extensive Of Mourning Bolne snd oas 10 New
NOlk s show BAEfHcLONEw WLLDs Aew Mourning
Sore No 66i Broadway also vel selected stock Of De O1oi
coGtna article desirable for f slight noar11E
Pesse The and numbeTBAKTsoLos gw NRto Ss
soann Sore No sol Broadway between the 81 Nichols and
Metropolitan Hotels
'UNDEp g ARsFSTs AND HOSIERY WHOLESALE AND
ksIaL ere iniess,so n psrss'ag q an M & & S
tie market and sod ~ the lowest prices SIC
offered discerning pubic III JerF
U1fer-1 arrnebt Esthblishn.ert u Jtnss T. Ray,
no. ICs sowery, Importer and asnUiseturef.
~ HOusekeepers and all Others ia want Of Bedding
edsfeads would DO well call Al ~ WiLLaRDs old eao
No 10 Chshsnst corner Of Mulberry were
be found the largest Of articles IN MS Inc ever oHeso
tofbe public.
EIGHT SPACIOUS SALEs-ROONsl
Tremsnlous Bargains IN CafPes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

THR GREAT Song OF THE DAX-LIrfLE KATY or,
Hot Com by James snmonds This cong from the first day Of
PUBLICATION les svot 90 copies have been sold
Ia weeks Published ~ HORACE WATERS No S Brosd~ay
" FowLERs & WELLS, Phrenologists and Pabhsh
Citoton Hall M New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-06

~ 1HE PLUME NATIONAL GALLERY, on the upper
corner Of broadway continues urn sh s
Ysoos the satisfactory that l. has done TOT many
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22
l;itHriUND EhQlIkH Is
,a1,nn,. MonNINc, MAncM ,o. 1853.
OBJECTIONS TO TUE CABINET.

OBJECTIONS TO TUE CABINET
amopo IN the Southern criticisms upon tIesiith'
rieces Canc the Lagrange Reporter is cnti'led to The
n,lm Ii Soaps and snas each of the Cabinet III
turn AMI winds up BY saying
.Thus n, country will SIZE that the Cabinet Is Coni'S "
Of DISTINGUISHES Aboiiti"niss and Cath'" ''tSa' o
wise Ca.il, for The President who processes 10 ''""s "
and advocate Union principles!
The Augusta Gay CnnStutiunalist makes 'h' '"''"''e
lust and uiulrabe structures upon the ao"'e
We bass lv the stale slang about abotonlsts ana us
oionisis b. cause |, stale. ln one Is "hlccic' 10 m
Ieren pr,unI Ii is because he Is CATHOLIC. l"s " "
new prnunJ Of disqualification for office aud rather s's
lar on. IL Tins country Of religious freedom II 'eIe s
neej NJ Catholic emancipation act in America every en-"
,h,onod citizen would advocate II. But thcfe Is no. %
mil such nlica lights iIluminc the columns oi e
,gn R,n,er are the ascendant the sect OF CHRIS
man may happen be attached will mol bc mace 'eS'
of fitness Tor political Office . ;; ia -
I,tpe c,npbel the Postmaster General Is ihe per
.on obnoyinus 10 the LaGange Reporter on me ground
that ne Catholic No other objection 10 MN Is men
toned pix, !,
The whole cast OF the administration IS state hgh's an
strict construction from the President down ne votes %
General Pierce white Congress. uniformly snow 'hh Ne
was ALWAYS with Mr. Calhoun and the southern heihes
generally on all questions involving the point 81 sc nf
stiIudinous construction Of the Federal Compact RE
will not nov depart the consistent record OF his pom"
life
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22

Al quarterly court By adjournment and held ior Hen
rico County the "Wednesday the lGrh March,
one thousand eight hundred and Giy.tnIcc
Tho death SAMUEL TAYLOR. EsQ having been announced,
the following resolutions offered by Shcrwn Mcao unan
nous,y adopted:
Resolved That death Samne Taylor ESQ tins Court
the community which live have sustain ed an irtera
and usng Industry Mr. Taylor made him the ornament OF bis
every Court IN which he
practised Mr. Tavior distinguished ioF high talents and
eminent legal requirements. he The less Distinguished r
him ihe pride OF his friends
tho charm sy Tie his manners was as Tet
learning His aud cSfec co gave
him influence probably survivor Is ent'e; ana ~
his death feel t Tempe o. Justice has lost ono OF lis
6rmest pillars ei Its most valuable e.
ti.ens
Heso(red Thai VIC icuicr sympathy 10 the fanny !"
and the Minutes OF
the Court, and published III the papers the City.
Copy-Tcste, JAMES Elicit, C. H. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22
or ne E'HgU!rsr
GEORGE T.. DENElIE

Mrssis Editors see from rOn paper mat me gentle.
man hose apycs At The heat "l EIS article ha,
been rr.mnu ncd section" al the stat" or at
iast This district proper person I" MI ne important -"
ir. ot u.rns q! the Board 81 'nhlr Works Wa
ri,,I 10 -tr mcntrDrd in connection with r
,i,. ,r, ~ un,, can. The conclusion that he was t
man.
Mr. pfncalr is i.snfhly known throughout tho Siaia
an able Legislators ami from his connection with The Sen
ATE has , an opportunity 10 be in"rnc as Ia he pfaru
tlt,fy - every scrn al Internal improvement IN TIE
state and MAKE lie bcs sentative Z" all the III!
.rn interests which viii come IL Tie notice at the Etli
If All men IN lie STATE" WIN all this hc is dcm"cra' u
III" right stripe nn iuIlv aware, Nests. Editors that h
yer, dS,usttih srnrim"it - our political opponents
But H. nor write please Wings ar would not stJHJr
ynur paper with rrimuni" .tion contend that II + n
scu. n welfare Of iclnit I" have this E"iri r'mp'
IL prmnrni- ~ 10 have Democratic h"'ctn"r Auditor
Attorney General Sc In" destiny oi ~" state Is u"d
"a, crn,r" 81 The Democratic party. W" nav" Ilrroo
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these meat impiu.r,"ii must tat 4" T." Gained On J.
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once that tl. brn.,"'.ii" party mhy hay" man upon
whom Ihry can RELY hDin worthy al their support, hHi
nm ornament Il, the I'll L" " ir he VIII ha called
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