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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1853-06-11

NOBLE HERoIsM.-Among the many intrepid
persons who rendered noble service to the suf-
ferers in the dreadful catastrophe at NOrwalk,
we are impelled to mention the name of Mr..
Brock Carroll, in particular. This gentleman
was about leaving the wharf at Norwalk, to go
on shooting excursion, when this accident Oc-
CURED. Immediately Oh seeing the cars go into
the draw, he sprang into the water, and swan
to boat, which he quickly unmoored and
rowed to the nearest car, which was partially
visible above the water, and dashing through
the window, he drew out in succession Mr.. Ma
than Harris, ofMontgomery, Alabama, his three
children, and their nurse, together with others,
and put in with them for the shore. On land
ing, Mr.. Harris embraced him, and eagerly pull
ling ont his pocket-book, filled with money, Of
fered it to him, saying, "Take it, thou saviour
of my children! wish it was more cannot
otherwise express my heartfelt gratitude"
"All right, sir" said the noble-hearted fellow !;
"I don't want you to insult me, tho',"-and
and with lusty blows and superhuman exer-
tions, soon made huge hole in the cars side,
and rescued as many as the boat would hold,
when he was forced to return reluctantly to
the Shore with his freight Of rescued lives.
And" said he, E" if there had been few more
boats, and some one to manage mine, / could
have got inside the car and have drawn out a
great many that saw rising to the surface, and
sinking again to the bottom to die. 1t was aw-
full to see their agonized features, all wounded
and bloody, as they struggled with the encr-
gies of despair, for life, dear life" Many OF
those who were striving for life, when he left
with his boat-full, were silent in the long sleep
of death on his return. All, it made me feel
good" said he, "when drew out the terrified
little children from the water in the car"
There was only the upper part OF one side above
water. He was afraid his strength would fail
him before he finished his good work but"
said he, my muscles felt like steel bars, as !
swung the ak and stove in the panels" When
all was finished, and no more lives could be
saved, he felt that his duty was accomplished
The mangled and MANNED; the agony of be-
reaved relatives; and the horror-stricken peo-
pie, making desperate efforts to render assist
ance, but perfectly paralyzed through the hor.
ror at the awful event, made deep impression
on him.-.N. Y. Tribune.
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4 oaO BUSHELS CORN; % bbls Green Apples; u
lUUU bbls Dried Apples; 10 boxes Lemons, receIv
ed per Ben Campbell, and for sale by
CONSTANS 4 BURBANK.
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NTELODEONS-Prince's Patent Me-

4vA odeons-we are prepared to fill orders for these
superior Mslodeons $40 $5, 75 and Sl0o, according
to the size. Specimens may be seen at our rooms
NV - LEDUC & ROHRER.
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Congregational Church struck By Lightning
One person Killed and Sir others Serious
ty injured.
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AMr..Nn.:snJAN HOUSE,

D ODNEY PARKER, late of the American House Low
~ els Mass. having lease Of the large hotel at the
upper end St. Paul. with everything in proper order
for the convenience travellers, boarers, families de-
string furnished apartments, respectfully invites his
friends and the public to give him CALI believing that
he do much for their comfort be expected
in country, yet supplied with regular markets.
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OGcc--COrner Of Jackson and Fifth Streets
St. Paul HOu Sc.

IIIO IIUUSt, IUIIHeIIy heP1 Dy u w
Il Bass, being the original hotel Of ST. Paul. at the
Third and sts., opposite the Minnesota Outfit,
thoroughly repaired, and remodeed, and with the add
tions made to it, one Of the most spacious and con-
venent hotels in town. Having taken lease Of it, and
fitted up throughout with furniture, invite the
travelling public call upon me; believing they will find
this house equal the best in all respects The charges
will be very moderate. GEORGE WELLS.
st. Paul, July 81, 1852. 46y
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ST, PAUL NURSERY.

tNHE subscribers hereby give notice that they
i engaged in establishing extensive NURSERY
AND COMMERCIAL GARDEN, IN the vicinity Of st.
Paul. They have now hand small supply of Apple,
Pear and Cherry tree both dwarf and standard Ounce
trees; grape vines, Curran, etc. Also 20 varieties Of
choice roses, varieties of Paconies, Lilies, PhlOxes,
Crysanthemuns, Fowering Almonds, SNOWFALL, Snow
berry, Wceping-Willow, Mountain Ash, .Altheas, and
many other articles in the ornamental line: Also large
assortment Of Victoria Pic Plant.
Persons desrous Of purchasing any Of the above ar
cles may leave their orders at our establishment two
miles out Of the city, at the American House In St.
Paul. We shall be able to fill any orders for standard or
dwarf trees next fall, from nursery in Indiana
MERRIFELD NEWTON.
April 80, 1S53-33u B.. .r'--. b..
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-04-09

Mr.. OWN. had great hopes thst should be able to
get line established from San Francisco Shanghai
In order that might have Information before the Senate
the authentic FORM have had prepared with great
curacy care, and labor mspsuch there s not
in the wotdend want printed for the ofthe Senate.
| move that II be printed.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

Alta Convention held in the town of Poreuiouh nm n
2st day OF April, 1853 composed of delegates from IN
counties of Isle Of Wright, Princess Anne Norfolk, Nanss
muud and Southampton, five oil the counties
Second Congressional District,
On motion, Edward Il. Herbert, Esq. Of the county
Princess Anne, called 10 The Chair D. Goodwin Esq
| OF Nansemond, was appointed Secretary.
Inc counties being called, the following delegates repor
ed themselves:
Isle Of Wight NJ T Dickson, D. B. PASTURES and n p
| Young.
Princess AIMEE McAIpine, w. Lambert, ". Williams
| G. H. Whitehurs F. Thompson, T. W. Pebworth and F
IT, Herbert
Norfolk County VI. Herbert ~ Portlock, T. Porrlocs
Thomas Johnson Geo. Fl. DasneI }. b. McCloud Cher
~ r. Taten, }. ). White, H. Fcrcb:e, Geo Grc. "
ID. SchoofielI 3. J Accine!!y, Richard Williams William
Gleason, NJ. Jordon VIM. Out,en and ). Wheeler
NansemnaiR. X Prents, A W. SarSe and D. J God.
win.
Southampton - Col NJ Cooke ami Tazewe Taylor
On MOTION the Convention proceeded 10 the nomination Of
candidate represent The Second Congressional Distrct
of Virginia in The Congress. Mr. Nathaniel p Young
1T she Of Wight nominated Gen John s. Mison and Co
AIrC!und q! Norfolk county. nominated Col. Arthur
smith, and upon The being counted Gen Mllsoo II.
ccivcd 2l0 votes ana Col Smith received l00l votes
whrrcul.n GEN. John ). MIIson declared be the
nonirr, 81 the Convention
Ga mol"n committee Of five one from each Of the
cOuuie: presented IN this Convention was appoinettor
form MlIIson n"minaton and the Chair appointed
r. Jewell Taylor, Il Il. Prens W. p. Morgan, NJ T. Dick.
~ and NJ Herbert, said committee.
On motion, the following resolution was adopted;
Rcsolved That This Convention recommend 10 the Dem.
party al this Congressional Dis:ct the pfopcty OF
having Biennial Conventions Ia nominate candidate 10
The District in Congress and that the next Conven
ton In 1883 br held in the Of Suffolk on the 4th Thurs
day IN February - that year.
Ordered, That the cdlngS oi This Convention be pub
sci in The Democratic papers Of the District, and that the
Richmond Enqnircr. Richmond Examiner end 3ouh.otd.
Democrat br requested 10 copy.
On motion, the Convention adjourned sine die
f. H. HERBERT, Chm.
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uIrav0Sn aSag X
,.,,,,., MORNING. April .. 1888
~, yH,.I,uURc CONVENTION.


" ,,,pp OF pUBLic wuRHs .,, :, r.;
BoAs ;h ,..rmblcd in Lynchbng on II
Inc Cpntem ,, IF uominaiins DtmScta'H 'a"u n;
day for the ~ pubic Works for the Ds'tIs' IN VINE,
,or tue bo"." mated concluded lis uoots SATURDAY nh
lvnchonfs LII. bv selecting Mt Thomas H. lan' M -
el 60, VINO has represented the ftih'S e'" ,
ttln; NV SI,. Senate for several yeats u. M" IN .,,
'l:. , ,,.,,rs Of the tao,ings besides " -, nny
" 1din G Clay nf Campbell county, anu ~: ysrrua
, p,;nr. Edward Dir D0ni. ras a leading "a"
yo,rorsmeri man in The LesiSltare IN,
w, elm th,. above !,om the Dispatch Z" ye'''""'
j,rs 81 h,. Euquirrr need mol be l"id '""' NV
So, have printed in Italics Is entirely erroneous I'M,
thorouab and decided friend oi lnI'rna III
ar DAME, was not in the lasI legislature 'o'
-. or,,, works NJ, matter what section was 10 &c
ted, made friend ,.,Ar Il, the inter
=, 9Th. confirmation OF this view, We refer - VIZ
,ioss Of the Convention, when We p"','S'
- ,.,,y The Lynchhurs Republican Is ''s"' "'''
.,. This nomination is exceedingly i'' u''a' '''
~ Daniel is unquestionubly the man iot ne '''e
I'm 90, doubt not receive the undivided support " VIC "
,,c,cv Of IN. section We therefore lhto" our oan"e' !"
a., h,,z in I'm. full confidence Of victory Gaming upon ~
Laval democrats and Of their country 10 rush V ~
sonn,r, Our lime and limits forbid further notice ' '
nomination AT present.
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LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.

last Ot iIr ! rt'Dt- Of Ire Niruder Independence
Ma l"RR, April - The steamer star OF the West
rsri i~ evening: irnm san Jmn bringing California dates
| IL The Isl al pm
Among r passengers los. IL c steamer Independence
William Arenil OF Wisconsin, Mrs. Ayrcs and Child Of
Georgia William Adler Of Tenn, J Abraham ri Ohio, f
Abraham at 0hip j. Alien 81 Texas a a. Caunrugon and
wife al Arkan-h~ - Chanurc. al San Jose, Clement j.
tnor ana ol 81 I."miS, formerly OF Warhng ton f..
Collins and ciicn al England Mrs ~ a. Came and
rnI 81 ;"2i'n. ~i,r';' ,"h'n q iihany, Carnrrae.
II Oh'" Ms, Julia iimrc!a'" 81 Louis, VIM. brown o..
Mass, Iraum 81 %,w jrlsey, '" biteman Ohio, ii
\! Errnr 81 Tenn q Bernie 81 Team, d. Bernie oi Tenn
Philip HIkcr al Mas T.. R4kef al Mass. - Benning.
ton 81 81 lom" ;. Baum 81 ONO, ". W. Rgn,ll Mich
Alex. Brown OF Mich r. EIick Of Albany, q w Boswell
Of Illinois, M,s. T. Brown OF Iowa, Wm Doyle OF New
YORK. X Diny al England, II. Ford Of ilich, NJ Ferret
{" Germany 7 Fra2cks!s Of Eng, :. jarrett CT oho, =.
srimer and 4 81 Cincinnati Charles Cranhs OF Illinois
land and hrcr boys "f Wisconsin, J. 6 Hatch of TeXa
airs. alI AMI child Of llln"a diary Tara ineo Of
Drreon = Johnston u Boston, J. T Jetirics Of Ohio I
Jones OF n ork, H. Knox VI Rhode Island J. e. Kill
cincinnati, Morris Kemp and ASH Keihridge OF Illinois
Kelly :" N Orleans, }. NJ. lasco Of Valparaiso Spea.
aa' 40 rn'idren Of sliss Lace oil Connecticut Suria
York Wa Leonard II n York. K Mosher OF NJ" ."'S,
John MasIrtnian {" Mich, J. Myers of New ior u T..
Nlann" Of r nm'a hiy alatphy Of Boston, w. ''n ~
81 New :"A " Candies ii Ohio " ). io ;no;a 81
Mass Da.hi Nichols Of Ga, W. Maxwell o. ~ 'n",s.
Willis d" T. oNci ~ York, r. o. Bee q Jew ",s
VIM. hth"! Louisiana, a Penny SproLer OF rev ! or
! II J Ronrus and \ Eeyn"i- Of NJ 'rfsey' ,. Sra
hawk 81 Ne" Hampshire A. Scott u ono ". - St s
l''I! Of .nns y!s"na John Schmii" h's-opf o"h
vcns =" Wisconsin, Simeon raylo' "i ~" 'iamPsn",
49, Tar u Missouri Jh,es 'Ipis Of Cincinnati tohr
Taylor Of B,arm o q. TAYLOR ~ Sii OF hiisso"L .-'-
i.jps 81 ;, Iot. - y.r,Iii Of Illinois, Etn, Nafa :"
Michigan Asa watson snA - q St oni7, i! VI Mci!eh
vi Indann Charles Il WI OF re" York h.iOuIa wiat
man u New Orleans Ary welsh o Boston l. NJ Wilson
| vi PENS, lvanin l.. > fcnfy OF lniiand
The u : .L,.r IN. and the BRUSH steamers Ges.s
and Midway were San lesn i;'t latter noiy ~ saiI o
tii"G,e-.
The in.iscns from San ua Is accul and Of s'i:
frt,,fy ,Iart The cortnlity OF feeling east
"a between re olcer- 81 The American and BT''h ~"
/ vessels.
The peo.l. ii san Jnan held election for ely oinca
on HE 5t when MaTun vas reelected Mayor, without ~
| POSITION
Musl hr rendGe OF the suiicIln!s
rnr passre"ie oi the Steamer lndrpI.e. nearly iOJ
| lac suruNue having arTivcG San Fray
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

nEw Yong APRIL 26-Thc steamer Humboldt has sf'
"a from Liverpool with dates 10 the l2th April Acco'N4
10 h. 0uutaun- sales 81 Cotton the iva days ~,
.lnus her sailing from livrrp"o nn"nns.H ~ 80 ~
bales The demand vas lair. Holders were hh' wiz, w.
salos IN hr trade In Manchrs'e: and The mann"c
Turing Districts all qualities OF Cotton had slightly aovan'
cd Flour mad partially recovered from the late dec.e WIN
good eman and siiiier prices Western canal sell: q"
90. Ohio 24s 81. Consols l00h l00A.
The Canada reached Liverpool on the ION.
Queen Victoria IS rapidly recovering.
The French funds have improved.
COnstaninople dates 10 the 2oh report that affairs &C.
tween Russia and Turkey unsettled Mcnzkoh had Ie'
manded ar interview with The Sultan, which had been o.
cIned The Sultan had aeo refused 10 negotiate ce,'"
enc sons until the arrival Of The English and French -"
assadors 1t is supposed that Russia desires 10 nego4
A secret treaty with Turkey, falling in which, the 6t''
movement will BE- take Cnnsiantinnple BY coup d mar
Two Turkish feels, and French and English "a' 'es
are IN The vicinity "t ConsantInnrlc.
The instruction In China s spreading and creaes gee
CONSERVATION nj Ptkln
! Nothing important from Italy OF elsewhere the coS'
nent.
NEW ORLEANS, ApRlL 26 The steamer A0.it.s..
ff6m New York ot Vera Cruz. vas wrecked on inc
o! The l0,h April! The passengers were saved -"
! t: tOia loss ,fiu
hc election of Senator place OF Dir. Souie 0'
postponed until Friday.
FROM PERNAMBUCO v,,s
B0sroN ApsIL 20 --Advices from Pefnambuco 70 ,.;
2lst have been received. cargo OF three hhn1'ca "a
| had been landed the coast; tho government 0e'"
freak 10 prevent Il.
NEW YORK. ApRll % Kane, held under Inc As"''
ton treaty, has been released
NEW YORK, APRIL 27-Later accounts rom ,Iis.
Ayres state thai all troubles had been satisfactorily ron
| Tho STEAMERS Uncle Sam and Georgia have ai't, All
asnnwslI with three millions of gold from Ca''o'"'
$50 passengers. - N.,v dean!
The yellow fever is still raging at Kingston Many
have occurred among the ship masters
SALEM, Aparl 26.-rhe u s. brig Peacock hSs fraot,
iIh dates from Buenos Ayres 10 the lth March Mud
was shortly expected with concis'ofy "'e'"
| diminishing prevailed. >, ,o,oc; the pc
Commodore Mckeever was FesoiVea u p''''
] perty of American residenis
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RIcHMoSp, April 25 1883
TabD II cart

RIcHMoSp, Aprl %. 1883
5sssrs l. Long Gustlpus Jlrris and John T. Carte
Committee ,,,.
ri:.n.u Yo,r esteemed OF The 23l inst reached
me his morning and avail myself oi the earliest momen
ID regly which do By referring the Committee and the pup
r generally ~hu may feel any Interest III me sunIec' 10 '
.,a \, hc Clerks Office OF Henrcd county, ~ ascertain
M, vote IN the late Presidential election, aad to reiue
charge entirely nniounded rotcd for Franklin Pierce,
opposition Gen. Winfield scott Notwithstanding my per
snnaI regard. and affection The latter. individual
and admiration him 4 military chieltan. could no
law aaidc my long cherished upinons Democrat I'M
against my personal friend and In supper
nf princplrs firmly fxcI 10 be easily shaken.
In conclusion gentlemen, pcrni, me TO return the com
ittee nv thanks for The kind and frank manner OF thu
communicating with this subject.
ln haste. your obedienl servant,
RO A. MAYO.
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f0r ne Enquire,
MATTHEWS AND MIDDLESEX

Nessrs. Editors From cause, as yet unknoSn thu
proceedings of meeting held at Mathews huse
Apr court 10 nominate suitable candidate TO rpressnt
line counties Mathews and Nddcscx 10 the nexenera
Assembly of Virginia, have failed 10 appear.
AT the instance Of many citizens, the writer ufhjs has
requested the fact through The nrdim
the public papers, that unusually large number the Gil
liens Of Mathews met their court house The Mon.
day in April (conrt day. when on motion, Mr. G orre E.
1ahb called the Chair AMI Mr. John B O,rist,n
Jr appointed Secretary. Three gentlemen we're pIt
In nomination by their respective friends when ar NJ.
H. Blake a. This county selected by considerable vote
over his competitors suitable person rcprsent the
counties al Mathews and biiicsnN next GeeraI as.
semhly.
A moiinn made hy Mr. H"uider HuJeins INA, II 3
meeting ~ lie fhr nomination unanimous which wss in.
sian;y d,ne wih only dissenting voice
MATHEWS CorSTy, April %, 1853. FAlRlIAY
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN PRINCE EDWARD
Al Ii meeting vi the Democratic party OF the county OF
Prince Edward, held the Court House Monday, the
18Th day OF April 1853 motion OF W. c. Flournoy Esq
Slm'l W. Vrnabn called 10 the chair and DR. W. r.
| Wahcr appointed Secretary
hr Fl0urnVy suggested that Congressional dlsuict
having bren changed and or late representative the Hon
r ) RucorE having assigned TO another District we
consequently compelled 10 seek another representative;
| an his motion IL
Resolved That wc The Democracy OF Prince Edward
regret The ncccss, which cnmpes 10 be separated from
late representative and al parting cannot do less Than
cypress cordial and admiration TO-
las talents; tut above all cordial app.ova! of the fdeI
~ Integrity "o'ion and AGILITY which he displayed in
service, IN ihc cnr4fess Of the United States.
= Resolved lhat being: compelled by the lar spporil0n
mcnt 10 srck man 10 Geprrsent Congress VIC
prefer go int" OnvrnlIun, thai iul and expression
~ The sentiments at The district may be elected.
} Resolved. That viii give support 10 the nominee
said prosidrd he be upon all the crcs
questions in the Platform of Principles adopted By
TIE Bililmcre tnnv6 nun ~! June, 1882.
J. ltrElgrd That IT Pass jno Garter Il II Watkins
Jnn T. ,mghr~, :! Cunningham, " "omack Geo W Dan.
e /. iilIiard " 7 Wooten, r I Wo0en d Wom4ck
T. L I.rdway " & Fnurnny J Redo W G. Arms aud
ans une Democrat the comfy who may he present on
r OCCASION be appointed delegates 10 represent This
" in said convention
Mr il1IInoy tuuher moved he delegates be appointed
represent H. cuuty il Inc convention 10 be held in the
cy ui lynChtufg on The Ind day OF This month"; 10
nna candidate the olicr Of Commissioner fer the
Board al Public u oT;a
ga mUllGn. Inc Char appointed I / lfrdway, r. Reii
ID Nomack ) Anderson, We FOnrn"y II Watkns
" Daniel AMI Geo " Daniel; and aIerna,es Gen
Ojtn {: Clay aud K Lynch Rsqs.
On motion Mr. Epurnny The meeting into HE
domination Of candidate represent Prince Edward
~ IN he neat House 81 Delegates, wherenpon, Col. J. r.
Garter received the nomination.
On motion lin. Chairman and Secretary aided IN
ahoYs committees, and proceedings ordered 10 be or
whrtei The Enquirer and E;amin.r, South Side Demo.
rat and I.ynch'"rs Republican Tor publication
) " NENABLE Chairman.
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votes cast, was then duly declared ii

majority Of The votes cast was then duly declared the can
didate 20"
On motion OF Mr.. FtooD, il was-Resoyed rer 90,
i hat Mr. Daniels nomination be- declared unanimous a.,
lat committee o i've hr app0:Gri him Of III
nomination Committee Flood RisIs, Banks Clsjbn,
and Booker
MI HIVES congra Iuated the convention auspc,u
nomination, and pledged himself that Mr. Daniel was ~
that could be desired in Commissioner. "
On nloilOn vi Mr.. BASKs IL was-ResOlvej, That n.
proceedings nl this convention be published in vnr
burg Republican, aud that the other papers in The section h
requested To copy.
On motion o The gentleman. the thanks OF the c
vrnIiun returned 10 the officers etic-nr a.
charge of their duty and 10 the citizens oil I.ynchbnro
their kindness nnd hospitality.
And then. motion of Ar. FLOOD the Con.e ntion n,
Journed sine die. c. II. LYNCH Prcsden,
w. p. McCoRKLE,
4. ID. BASKs, Secretaries
D & CARTER
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very large AMI respectable portion The Dmocra,ic
party OF the couny OF Mathews being dssash,, viii ths
nomination made at their last court and the pruce dn4s o
being accordance with Democratic usage have srmn
ed 10 support and their for Col Waller ane
represent them in The House Of Delegates IaJoinu
themselves to use all honorable secure his ts,on
We would most respectfully present The name Cf iSoIone
Lane 10 the citizens Of Mathews and MddeseY rs n in
every qualified discharge The duties OF tia;
trust.
ln politics. Col Lane is firm and decided D.m,.,,,
We say nothing Of his qualifications than What i ,ro
known: that he ia OF the most excellent tr,,,ica
of good moral character and Of firm business h,hir
and qualifications Should it be The pleasure of The czens
of Mathews and MiddleSex elect him as their eptessnr,
tive 10 the House of Delegates he will make them e,fc
useful and efficient agent.
By MANY yo7Ens OF TIE CoUs7r OF MATHEWS.
APRIL 90 1853.
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OUR NOMINEE

No one can heartily cIoicG ourselves al tie
resnIt of The District Convention THU say Our able
faithful representative, General Alillson briefly
stated Yesterday, nominated for reelection no con
stucncy good old State Is blessed with hc Ter rep.
roscnlave Faithful active, and viean his entire Con
grcssiona ca,.r may we'll challenge The seaon even
Of the nus ,;io!s fault finding Wig In rcicrrntc
10 rrcolnv Office, the position ii representa-
Is III times bnh painful AMI embarrassing; and in aDy
event there needs be who will away dssas.
hrd This be avoided and is certainly reason
why any Democrat should refuse support the regular
nominee LIE, be remembered that may properly DIFF
Ter predictions for but principles
chaneeablc-and il them alone that efforts
should ba expended Upon this ground belief
that the honest Democrat is better than The best TFhg ani
should always be preferred tv The Democratic party In
the one principles In part least rcpfcscnlc
while IN the other they entirely msrepresen
ei With how much force do these remarks apply
when We have for candidate who though twice
weighed in the balances has yci wanting
and who in private well in public life is without fear
and Without eproach We have no fear of the result Of the
cIectnn, let the Wings nominate whom they may-bui
verheess, hope there will be large polcd
that no Democrat will hold himself aluo day cleo
ton This is due General hlson, we'll the prn
cples of which he is 80 able exponent
Norfolk Argus.
CANADIAN CURRENCY
QuIsEc April 23-Last night the provincial parliament
ndo In
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CORRESPONDENTS.

HESRlCO COUNTY, aPIH loo9.
Ro a Mayo. ESQ, -
near Si- is ruiured greatly 10 your injury, am"ng
Iha Democrats of this county that you DID mol vote o
General Franklin Pierce Tor the Presidency We me un
der signed haze been appointed COMMITTEE ~ thc pe
,c VirI,nrr COMMITTEE for district, which Fiat d,
Cant J.hn Guddn's to-day, Ia enquire into the ulh OF
ms rumo, and to make known your answer TO our enin
ne az snnn AS possibe You viii, therefore, oblse Us
hv Reminding al YOUR earliest convenience, through The
Post Office a, Richmond
Very respectfully, you're, &c,
& $ - : ! 5S $;. 5Asy's. cs""'''s..
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We have 10 thank Harold Murray LOT 'l'r "'y w.
Harper. Monthly, which Is even better INA" ''s pes
c,,,,,niuns .The Landscape OF the Sonih "A heh
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