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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
A PROCLAMATION
THE GOVERNOR OF 4ARYLASD.

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sr,;~kea Nth .verv tempor.l blessing
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GoverAors Of different sfatas. Il, eet apsYt
THURSDAY. the 18th OF November
mexf, d i day IL simultan thank.siv-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
FALL CLo7 HlKe. FAIL clOT H.
lNGl

NOSES WOLF, formerly Pedisr)
IvI takes this opportunity Of thank.
ing his frieAds ia 81. Nary's for
the Patronage bestowed upon hin, and
bess TO announce that he has just re-
turned from NEW YoRK with very ex-
tensive stock of the best FALL C.; 9TH
ING, which he is enabled, BY his system
of
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK RE.
TURNS to sell at least fue per eest chess
er than any other house in the city. He
has also large supply Of SERVANTS
CLOTHING, which he Offers low er ready
made, than the Farmer has to pay for
the stun. Remember! Cheap Clothing
Emporium
a4S Pratt Street,
3 doors above Waskingtes Hstel,
Baltimare
September Sad lS5S-1n.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

N0T1CE 10 hereby given That the
~ Subscriber. has estained from the
Orphans Court Of Saint ary's county il
Maryland, letters testamentsry on the
rersoaai estate Of Richard Naffingiey
late Of said county deceased. An per-
seas having ciaims against the said
deceased are hereby warned TO- exhibit
the same with the proper voucher thereof
TO the subscriber, ON or before 24nd day
Of March next otherwise they NAV be
excluded By law from all benefit Of the
SAID Estate. Given under nv hand this
z2nd day Of September 1855. -.
k0BERf +. BARBER, Exec.
September 90, fe53-A.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

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St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the
1N Subscribers have obtained from the
Orphans court Of Saint Wary's county in
Maryland, letters testamentary on the
personal estate Of Catharine Willard, late
Of said county deceased. All persons
having CLAIMS against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the proper vouchers thereof, to the
Subscribers on or before the 17tA day Of
Way next, otherwise they may be exclu-
ded BY Law from oil beaeGt Of the said
estate. GlveA under our hands this 17tA
day of November 1853.
.. G. HARRIS, (~
JOS. So AADINC.A
Nsvsmssr III. 1853 A.. 4
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

CHAKLES TERGUSONb % leave
~ 70 inform HE friends that he has re-
movsd to No III Lombard street betweea
Ligkt aHd Charles streets (a short die
tanee from bis old stand) where he offers
for sale large and well selected stock Of
Groceries, Teas. Wiaes and Liquors.
OrAfrs from his customers viii bePromPt-
- and faithfully attended %.
He vili also pay the strictest attsation
70 the sale Of oil kinds Of coastry pre-
dsce.
Sept setA, 1e5S--sn.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

- sTABLER,S "C0OD MEDI.
CfNE&' as popular with al whc NOW
them. See their advertisement In ano-
Their eclumn. their Cherry Expecso.
rant Is admirable for Coughs, &C., and
their Diarrh9a Cordial is the best rene.
dy Scr diseases Of the Bowels now ex-
tane.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

RGRS. PRISCILLA ALVEY res.
" pecffully informs her friends and
the pabli that she has ocaafed herself in
Leonard iowa, and Is prepared TO do
plain sewing. She win make shirts,
paats, sAd common coats, On the most
accommodating teras. She solicIts .
share sf public encouragement.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

KTOTTCE q hereby given that the
lV Subscribers have obtaiAed from the
Orphans eourt Of Saint Nary = cosnty il
Maryland. letters testsmentsry ON The
personal estate of Mary willard. late Of
saia ccnnty deceased. All persons kav-
isg Aclsins .eainst the said deceased are
hersby warnsd = 81 ibit 80 sakne viii
the proper vouchers thereof . - sab
scribsrs on or before TIE f7th day Of May
Hext. otherwise they may be excluded
by Law frem al benefit Of the said estate.
Given aAder our haaSs this 17th day Of
November 1853.
o. B. BROOKE, E1eer'.
November 18th, le5S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
NOTICE 10 CREDlroRs.

IA Office 10 k<feby that ths subseri-
lN Der has sSszinsa front the Crpkshs'
Co9rt Of Dc. Mary's esansy. Naryland,
letters Of aamiassfrakien On ths psrssssl
estate Of Hichara ID. Edwards. late Of
said esuaty deceased. All perssas hav-
ing claims alxainst the said dsesassd are
hereby wsrhea 10 exhibit ths Hsns, with
the proper Hoachsrn therscf. 10 a. sab
sesi6er O or before sAs Cd Say Of
Marcia nexit sfherwise fhey nay ~
Law he excAulied frssn nj bsmeft Of TIE
said estate. ssrsn sazer ~ kzA& fk;s
SO day ID Seezember. xBt3
I JOSEPH u. EDW AzD8. Aam. !.
ssvs. -, leto-
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

NOE&E& e NM&Bf&NN*
NOT1CE : h<seby esven tot the
~ subscriber kzs o6tained from the
Orphans Court Of 81 Maryss csanty in
Maryland letters sestamentary on the
personal estate Of Ann Spaldiug. late Of
said county deceased. Ala persons hsv-
ing claims against the said deceased are
hereby waraed to exhibit the same, vita
shs proper vouchers thereof. to the sab
scribsr On or before the 18th day Of nay
next. otherwise they nay BE excluded
BY Law from all beneet Of the said estate.
Given ander my hand this 17th aar Of
Novenber, 1883.
JOSEPH FORREST. Ezscr.
New 17tA, I85S-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
LAND FOR SALE.

On Tsesday. the 9Th Of December,
~ 1858, will cell in Leonard Town
at Public anction that tract Of land knewn
IS I" Part Vowel's Purchase" or "Cleen
Mary" ON which Mr.. John C. Herbert
now resides, containing IS acres, more
or less Il is beautifully situated On
Britton's Bay within half mile Of New
town. There is anavigabie creek running
the whole length Of the Farm. Fish, oys-
tiers, ducks, &C., are abundant. The
improvements consist Of small dwelling.
&c. FERNS made known on the day Of
sale.
PRISCILLA GREENWELL.
New. 18th, l853-ts.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

Twss 10 re exRs1yv xHA~ THx
MRXICAN MUSTANG LrNTMEN1


sHse 10 re exss1ys xAA~ THx
MEXICAN MUSTANG LENTMENT
nss bssa used q..ise estsasssssy In The sta.
esA Westssa Enpsessss, Ser Csriag Gaids
eesaaxhrss Sprsias asd Bruises. aaa il has
PEsvsd very e6sesSss We have no Hesitation
= ssesamenaiag IL a. 9 valaahlr prepaEaf:on.
70 - s'ed externally BY ma1 .. beast.
rsrs@aH 81 Adsm's q Co.'S Express .taAlss.
kew Yesk.
We. take great pIsasure In seeommeaAine she
heEteaa MustRnY Liniment Co alt eur ftisnds
saA eastomers 80 the best article re have ever
nssa 6s sores. sprains. or gaids in heFses. We
hass Raed IL extensively. aad Always e9eeteal-
y. 8ome ct our mes have ased Il Ses severe
eFelses sna Sores. as well as Rheumatic PziAs.
snA they al Say 10 acts like magie-se can
cay AT We aase easiresy asan'loa<a The ne q
t > nc. Hewitt. Faeeman Or
AEefieaA Express &C.. 50 Wan sssees.
HaYndena EKpr~ss. 1e Broadway.
P1llea. ViFgii = Co.'S. Is Wall stEeek.
Wells. Fafen. - 9ea. 10 Wall sfeeet4-
Hsviag ssed The Mustang finimeni IN tay
family sog several severe eases OF bard luHaps
sna sWsikngs. ehserfalty give ~ eeEii6eate
% iis exeslleae egeess. Aiy Asnshfsr had lard
ianp. tie size q > hen's esg. upon her wsist
ZEE gfar. T. ted her q FeA 20 witk ihe f.inl-
sasas, saa skw applieafIsns ensiEely remsvrd
10. haze siso asesi ne I.inimeat DC Srrofai-
s~e IamoFs. OF s@silinEs Ia the tiaroAt Of ioag
sssnsiag. % two e ny s-svaats. aud u removed
tAem kSkh i shnFk sisne. { consider them
- sslssFkshle cures. AL sseemm- ~ The mus-
ssmg zsiaimans 10 tke beat aaisris ~veF aseA.
Jesse r. Hophias.
Rsepsieieg ei lanpAins' stntaI.
1iAeEsy. Va Jane sesh. les9.
NeasAnrsn. N. C.. Jaas sosh. less-
ps. q. .. Bragg q Ce.-e feel it my daty %
tkess &c nv ssssnw heiags who are salirtsd IS 4
Aaes hssa. % ADJ my testimsnv TO alsn wondes-
tstsAsets &C yoas Mustang Eininssnt. : ~ss
essaSslp easa<heas im D~fsmh~F last with Rhen-
mssism - ~ wsrsa ssfns. ssaaFsnx night Ano
6ay wbsh sxerueiasinK paia fnr 81 mensAa.
eaing Eas ne whsle tfme ansAla - waih ~ e9sn
espP 81 right We msk - eeatNeeiRa emH
dsxan 50 tknf eoat8 nez f&l ). - 80 ksnn48.
ana - len vyih ssss I'D kez|If2sE4A x&fiaE
- uzsoss alas - sz So 81 - = -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
FREEDOM FROM FEVER AND
ACUE IN SIX HOURS.
aUIKrNR sUpRnsRDED.

This wonderful remedy has beeA thoroughly
tested during the last thTee years in al classes
Of levers. from Typhus 10 the simplest Fever
and Ague. BY large nHmber Of physiC ians aud
non-Professional men in various parts Of the
URiOn. in Central America. and in the hospi-
tails Of Paris 5y order Of the government Of
France. with entire success. Persons taken
down with Fever and Agne Bilious. or aRy
ordinary Fever. are enabled 10 psrfora their
aeeustO@ed labor the nsxs day after the attack.
its taste and effects are pleasant aud can safely
DO taken by any one following the directions.
kor further PariIcu aTs and proofs, see pam
phletS al the Agents.
DR. SEAT-DeaT Sir The results have
enslsiShtly been similar in all the public h0spi-
tails. aud where the Fluid has been administered
In : great variety Of cases. The Fluid 10 ex-
ecsiy what you represent IL 10 be; wonder
fnI and unparalleled remedy not emily for fever
81 every grade and type, bat in any kinds Of
disease characterized BY nervous or vascular
eHcite'aent. epilepsy. fits, commissions. delirium
TIRE mems. sick headache, pneumonia, eelds. &c.
have trIed t IN those various affections in
connection with the most eminent Of the faeul-
~ Of the city Of Paris. and always with perfect
sueeess "a. L'Abke Dennis, First Ammonia
L No pi:al, Nc. Louis. Paris, gave few doses
I" Er;eads that bad been periodically aaEeEiag
GoS . nHsaher of years Of q sick headz<he. whieh
sothing eoulA relieve. They have been cured
with the Fluid. Dr. Coion. an eminent physi-.
80. .,,.,;.sS ~ $50 80 -.
n.on,h. ,r;,I oS ,hs vi";A \; y.
,,e. r,onn....S = -. ~ 80 ~-~.s..s =.
re. svsr - =. ~. s.,,ss. - .,ss;.;a. 80
offered eerfiGcnf4s 20 prove his assertions which
6r.s cr..~rs..nsfy ~,sh shass - s.shs. I.ss.s
.m,..s !. .s;.Sy - $500 I. ..s.sa-
nsefai -, kel = s.v sssi ee..;S.-;r~ ~
sue<ess oh9aine6. ana 80 @ewr~e ~ .ss...e;,,s
enow attached so this i.nportsnt ss.kieel. ve..s
Negative Electric rlriR sRali saan - sasle -.
nreriste.l. ana 1exteus;selvr 800 ~ n,,.f.
frnnee. 49, =, - rerts NJ rx.r-..-' 7"
a.. - ~~sI sss.s~srsiss IA -.;...-.,.
Yours. Al. MAUSSEMfsr, nc. n.
n. Roeheeheaart. ~.
Paris. Febxmary Dsh, e93g. -
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
NOTICE no CReDEToas.

~ Office il hereby givea that the
IN subscribers have sbtainsa from the
Orphans court Of Saint Nary's county
in Maryland. letters teatamentaFy on the
psrsoaal estate of Doress Bean. late of
sal esnnty deceased. All persons law
ing claims against the said decs2sed are
hereby warnea 70 exhibit the ssrse. with
the proper vouchers thereof 90 the sub-
seriser On or before the 18th day q Nay
next. otherwise they may ~ excluded
by law from oil benefit Of he said estate.
Given under osr hands tbs It'll 1.y ~
November 1903
s JOHN d. BEAN.
JOHVA CA WALLER, Exrs.
.LEX. r. MARTIN,
Nsvember l7th, 1S53-4w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

a II. persons inasbse4 u ii subscr,-
- Dor on accennt Of Clerk fees for
the pear 1882 will pleasN come prepared
60 settle the ssnne duEin khN Decembar
CoagE.
JAMES Il. 81. NKIzroEE
Ne~embsr iztA 1sss.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
II coLBuRH. NJ. D.,
DENTIST,
Ne. 59i n. Charles. cornsv Of Bsrpet st.
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE
Dr.. c. 70 graduate both in Nsdi-
ciss and Dsntsl Surgery, and refers to
Prof c. A. HARRfs, Nd, Prof. T r..
RoHD, Md, Prof. w. q. HANDY, Md,
proE. u. j. SMITH. Nd, Prof. SAMUEL
CHxw, 49,, Prof. J. Il. w. DUEBAR,
M.U.. DR. NJ. s. BARR, On. J. II. Pxa-
HIHs. and DR. Patterson.
Or. G. 10 nov NJ the Washington Ho-
tel, Leonard Town, for ten days Only,
sndswin be pleased to attend on these
wAe need his services.
December Let, I853-3w.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

gwwga THE Steamer Osess-
In viii. ea the - ef
September. csmalaaee
running regularly 70 the abeve places.
leaving Washiagssn every Sandsy ct y
o'clock, q. n :, returning will leave Balti-
moro every Tuesday At ; o'eIoek, p. -
8se viii touch regularly going and re-
turning At Leonard Town and 81 Mary's
River. and ut the usual landings On the
Potsmae for sigpsls Or 60 lssd. u
JAMES MITCHELL
Dept. iSsA, 1sto-G.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
PUBLIC SALE e
Nd AND ROES.

TwVHE subscriber, as executor Of Geo.
- G. Ashcom, will sell at public
sale at the Oak Store in the Factory dis
trict. on Thursday, the 1st Of December
next Gf fair. it not, the next fair day
to the highest bidder, the following prop
erty, to wit: Five Negro men, among
ID the number, q valuable black.
- smith, and three negro women.
* The terms Of sale will be sig
- mOnths' credit, the purchaser
g. giving bond with approved Sc.
curly bearing interest from the day of
sale. Also, al the same time and plses.
q small tract Of land called "Drayden."
containing SO acres, more, or less, adioin-
ing the lands Of Henry Watts and Rich.
ara rIRnn-==s@~~-~~v@ssk- s-s@z@ a@s1s7 @<s u
credit Of ~ and 18 months, the purcha-
ser gising bond with approved security.
bearing interest from the day of sale.
JOHN ". BECOME, Executce.
Nov. 1eth, ie53-ts.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
New And Cheap U.saslAer
YARD
UNION DOCK, ADJOINING
NORFOLK &TE.1.MBOd
WHRRP
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE.

~ WILLIE = CO.. inform tAeir
-. frieAds and the public that they
have oPensa . LUMBER YARD At the
sAove-Aamed place, where tAsy are
daily receiving every description u
Lumber brought to this market, viz /:
WHITE PINE, Of every quality !;
FLOORING, SHINGLES, LATHS,
JOISTS. POSTS. h., which they offer,
ct Wholesale and retail. o. Pleasing
tsEms. Thsy win make a tks interest
sf purchaser 90 give sAam call.
lrrii -. IscS-e,n.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01

UtHM Nlsrs of the St. Mays
: Aesling kosn and Debating Secis-
~ are REQUESTED % meet a TIE Court
House this hu9pday) evening. BY
order,
u. ". SmANKa. 6se-
he~oaber seth. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1853-12-01
Ar PUR ~ - !, IL :

WA4UA hBBsE h&&A % 8~AA WM
Ar PUBLIC - LIZ.
THE subscriber, 81 azens II II IS.
p Eliza vartin, viii &C. IL public
sale. at the Court House dot IN Leenard
Town, on Tuesday the 25sh of Octossr
next, that valuable tract u land lying
asa being in St. Mary's eeMnty called
HANOVER
aad
PART OF HEARD's SECURITY"
containing tsgeshsr To acres Of lsas
more o. less. being tks Ind as preseas
in the seeapaacy ef WilliAm II. TeaRi-
sen.
The said land lies witkia IL or 3 niles
Of Leonar4 Town, aad 10 seIl adapted 90
the growtA sf wheat Cora and Tobacco.
- The improvements are Q
sssfk comfortable dwelling and
49, I'll eonvsn;eat eat houses.
The property 10 also i'm.
proved BY . good CRlST MILL which
dess fair share IF husinsss. Those
disposed 10 purchase viii exami.e che
land for themselves the subscriber wili
take pleasars il shswiag say eae The
premises.
Terms one third Of the purchase measy
cash on the day Of sale, the balaacs II
equal instalmenfs of SIN and twslvs
Esaths, the pnrehsser giving bead with
approved security bearing iRtersst frsm
the day Of sale. Upoa the Psymsnt Of
- - s-.a@<-sas - 1919 keea M
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-26
From the keatasky Yeonan.
The Administration INDICATED.

The recent election, in Georgia, Pennsy wanna, and
Ohio have ramphanty vindicated the course pursued
by President Pierce and his cabinet In all three oil
these States be democracy have been successful and
goousy successful That demonstrates beyond
the shadow Of doubt that The people at LARGE the slur
dy yeomanry OF the country, are satisfied with the admin
is,ra,ion, thus far at least.
In view oil the peculiar circumstances that attended the
advent OF the present government such result was 10
have been anticipated; but since that period many
vexaous questions have arisen, many irebrands have
been thrown in the democratic ranks. and much bit
excited between the different wings Of the party
that the friends OF the administration Tor moment
doubted whether the people would. in their good
detect the Of the irritation, and rally 10 the sup
port OF their chosen Chief Magistrate But such triumph
ant victories have had The pleasure OF record
ing for the last few days dispel all such doubts and
believe have abundant and tangible authority for
saying that no administration enjoyed 6rmer hold
upon the sympahes and affections OF the great body OF
the people than does that OF President Pierce al this
ment.
We wonder what those old fogy whig papers who
have INDUCED in much untmey abuse OF the Pfesi-
dent, and who hoped 10 make little capital thereby will
say All of their hobbies are ridden to DEATH and
the people, as far they have had chance speak out
have spoken in favor OF their eternal quiet They have
put the seal of death upon the tomb stone OF their hopes
well and strong that the spirit of humbuggery can
again reanima,e their dry bones So mote il be,
That party has lain like dead snake since last No
vember, and but very little opposition was 10 have been
expected from that quarter the head OF the serpent il
bruised The administration, them instead OF being dis
concerted al the movements OF certain and politicians
IN New YORK, and very queer little squad in Mas-a-
chuse, osght TO be thankful that these movements hav We
bad the effect OF producing such marked and
verdc,s those just rendered by the intelligent ieemen
OF Georgia. Pennsylvania, and Ohio; aye, and golden
California, too.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-26

district, chosen fairly and according to precedent NO
democ al can vote against him without deliberately vo
Iang party usage and doing rank injustice to nope
and hgh -toued demoersL II lie no mailer oi personal III
terest 10 MIR May to be elected TO Congress, but " 10 OF
the ighest Importance TO democratic Baltimore tha we
should have such 10 stand by IA that great oooy
No democrat ind pIetext Tor voting sganst nun
and he who is inclined do 90 shoald look at Mays op
ponent riding less than three hobbies and cfassny
denying his colos. so tf.at he may cheat US onr
look al thai spectacle will be enough. Let the old wa1eh
sres blaze Lei the democracy close up Their rank.
Lei them forget divisions Let them look TO the stand
ard as well as the standard bear and the result cannon
be doubtful BALTIMORE will send 10 Congress her favor
ite and her friend, ii she is true 10 herself
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-26
Prom Cineiaaaa EnqaiIer.
Replies VI Greene O. Bronson and Charles
OsCOnor

The New York papers Of The 18th instant contain ihe
expected replies OF the haTd-she collector and district
attorney Of ha, city the circular Of Mr. Guthrie The
Secretary OF the Treasury. addressed 10 the ioTmer m
s.rucing him to making discrimination between
different sections VI the democratic party IN Inc selection
al his subodinaes 10 Office, but 10 distribute his omcla
fayors among al! democrats who sustained the eecnon
of the democr ac candidates in 1882 upon the basis Of
the Baltimore platform. They are very long, hiiinx al
together six or seven OF the broad columns oil The New
York Tribune and are Justly Objectionable in their tone
and TO every democra! who is sincerely desoas
of the union OF the party. Both OF them speak OF the
great Of The democratic party in New York as the
soil faction and appear DESTROYS 10 keep Up old dis
sensions and animoslies which should be forgotten
since the questions about which they have been
settled.
They denounce the union OF the democratic party in
New York, which was partially formed 10 lsa9, and
completely in $780, upon national democratic grounds,
and call il coalition" and league" when il was
the reunling OF men upon principle that had always
acted together in times past but who had become, unor
tunatey estranged for single upon great and
important question of national policy The reunion Of Inc
democratic party New York in 1850 was no more Goa
Ion than was that OF the national democracy at Balt
more in Is52both similar in their objects results
Sing enough, this fame Greene Z. bronsoa, VINO
now talks SO ppaniy about free soers dld in ls4s IN
a letter which he wrote TO Van Buren, ratification
sentiments and Charles OCsnor was the chairman Of
The committee on resolutions in the democratic State con
venon Of $780, and reported the platform TO which both
sections OF The party agreed and therefore is the last man
who should protest against its action.
The truth is however, that the union oil the party both
in New York and the nation, is fnaly; IL has been
and again by its convenllonsi II Is
cordially united upon all questions Of public policy thai
are now before the country; and the administration that
came into power under lis auspices must and will main
tain It Those who oppose factionss and iraisor,
when they form separate organization as they have in
New York and as Messrs. Bronson and Oconor are
disposed go Tor breaking up the party, thus afford
ing aid and comfort 10 the wings. the administration
WILL OF course not allow the influence of lis patronage
to be used for such purpose Az Judge Bronson refuses
10 comply with the policy indicated in Mr. Gulhrie's cir
cular there no doubt that he will be superseded BY
democrat who will. We look for his speedy exit
from the collectors Office.