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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22
Gorsfs 10 Eel.

ROOM to LET-suitable for an Office or work work.
n shop second eor front Lisrs J gss Y T. Eass'.
lyl fef ssls. Terms e-sy ASr' d "" %
= 0ITs to LET for CLOTHING HOU5E-Tne
II Lo ss q .ses- = sil sfyP Appy . GEo GSDs
HILL Co. The preuAss WI Be 's' i' Two
DAIT of HOUSE to LET in BROOkLfN-
10 family iboai children Ps,ssai ta''1a as
No '' is sss.sst
doom TO LET-With Steam Power:-One large
II IS BY a. ard lighted Ao ssrs,s Ter oP1
steady P0"k E n rs TasEa s.ras r.saes
DOOMs to LET with STEAM POWER.-se7erai
~ very as., d Gsg IN 4 's l'i D1S - a y
furnished with orooo ~sfsr gas hri"' sn T,s,Y
APrs" eorp. Of Elm and Yr.ntn 70 a. ur stair.
GRACIOUS APARTMENTS to RENT--In the
il2Grsnd They suitable for ohe or G'S XII E1
ITO LEAsE-To Manufacturers and others-Pre-
pes Nos 60 and % Lesasras eOrasr Of Bro.d%sy
west see The Lot soIioo with :oesSnnS ea;nss ~
lrsei1s sb2s % rooms Apply to CARLTON ED"A"'' 40 10
ITO LITTLE spacious House No 81 PIl1 n'si.t
Lot - By IoI tes Of ten OF Il will b. '0diasa
AIriy on the Pr'HH'' ''m to aELso No wnl.H.t
yu,o LET or LEASE-Tbe St.re now in course 81
netiop in Broadway door 20 the northeast corner
Fatop ases I ps Se Bss raent fronting Broadway
well adapted for an insurance. once Knox No 2s
yJ,O LLT-At s4th.st., (Yorhyille) between 81 and
r., modsrs FOR particular inc Ire OF a aAD'
No Isl Rrosdwsy, OF Mr. DEVIN5 No Soi Grsndst-
rlVO LTT-A desirable 3 story and basement House
vsb C.s Bs.is . respectable location uptown a1l
- 20 ,o,r~sv Possession immediately Aso Houses flfnih-
,;.ssd Rooms aud differ NJ locations Apply
~ n u GOODWIN No Is East l4lhs, near Union "a are.
ITO LET-The lower part Of the house No III
P.a Brooklyn Also several articles OF parior infAt47
for salr Inquire me premises
yJ,O IET-The FIVE Stores and Easements OF the
NOV ltfdnes finishing y. w corner OF Sav and o'li
a., H. DIV, ne finished in the hst naunr wi nifos
,n,s Croton VIII be- ready about the ~ y o.sr
AZ. bn6rne tour 33ds adjoining ne c9n-r
FkhXKIYN IS bet. b. tween STRAY and broad"ay
YUOLLT-TLe pleasantest Office in Fowler Building
No 2 Nassau-s, Room No O. with I'VE tine "ind
room IDouire J.. AYBES building or 81 J. NJ EhE.
SON Co No. q Goidsi
rJNO LET-A superior three-story Brick House IN
Desn+ the house Of Bona containing % foois
and All he modem sss batn r.ass .1nl
reT eDruuD InoEire BAGE SATHEk, No ~ r1iOl -
iIookyn where the key be had or No iSi h'its New
York
rJNO LLT-Seyen tlree-story modcmbuilt Houses
In Pscfct between Smith and Hoy Brooklyn Rent mole
rate Inq1ir, Of D T LEMAN. On he premises
YINO LLT-H0use No l57 East l6thst. 1t has four
IN htd foo. 800 Also fra, end basement ho9fs Of
No 1,5 BE, lehs $50 DO OF tn above
have Croion marble nantes ;0d and saS
doom walls vaults In ont and dry and IN ne OF f
Inou Of No ID from Il 10 or 10 O'clock mo Dts
meui saloon hoos n W corner Avenue AM
l6h Al now order for hotel boarding house inquire
sssioye. OF at TIWING'S, No. Gi Walls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

THE DIRECTORS of the ASSOCIATION for the
4 EXHIBITION OF the INDUSTRY 0f ALL NATIONS avs
notice Exhibition he Pubic ~ Al 40
branches
>ne changes and additions viii hereafter from tins to time be
DEPARTMENTS Of Raw Produce hsnaiAclrsd
Ac Machinery and Fine Ara the Exabtion may nov %
pronounced complete.
thus tate pezsnr- N
eli branches is far the eompe a-nsvs
and attractive made th. and they De-
ieve Il WI compare favcratiy with any made 80
the Podlcss OF the skill othe Ola
World superior anything before collected
,h country the mechanical s Ana
the trcust energy people have before been
made apparent - -
auc,d this ay beautiful and useful prod Of human
ne lseDce the Directors earnestly invite tho follow
embrace he pesnt opportunity 20 examine AID - 'y
.eocton ths like which has beea and 10 ali probability
Il not IN again b. offered to their observAon
The RN bbion will close in the month Of December next
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, PHILIP BURkOWEs.
ALFRED PFLL JOHNSTON Llsi ,.'SioN,
AUGUST BELMONT CHAS W FO,tck
ALIEN HAMILTON, Jr, THEODORE ShDO"lOh-
GEO l. SCHUYLER WM STOVE
Ebert J. ANDERSON VIM NHEttES,
HENRY K, DUNhAM. JOHN Du IMAM
h WADDELL. WM KENT 1890.
TACOB A MFSIERNELT WATTS SHERMAN.
JANIS 4 HAMILTON, w tDNOaDS
sAMU IL NICHOLSON. ) J. ROOs.NELr 81,
THEODORE SEDBWiCh President
Z ASDERsoS. Treasurer
LAsAS C. STUART. Aesg.
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Gonses iUauieo.

HOUSE WANTED-For a small family, in the
miner pn Of Respectable ueighoorhood Relt
m thi. dolar Pos tsion imn aiey Adj
drss ANDf RsON, Tbane Once, stating terms situation &c
IIOUSE WANTED-With modern Improvements,
Ion who will leave the hois, N better
Of keut $3.50 20 70 Loca-
on between 2h thss Posaeson wanted in %
w,els Address Box sn' asi-Ofhce
WANTED 10 HIkE--A comfortable llous', and
w one or more Ground even les and nal ga
biz, II NewYofk whore the location pleasant iai
strictly healthy VIII Farm, whor without pTire;
Of or q part hor IN he city neishbo hn1
then well In he'd comfort biz. and IN oi
rrntmts a,ouhe family nai and al adults Ad-esA
with rsric lr End terms RI sllCUs Tribune Once
V{1AN1ED Part Of House, ten or fifteen minutes
w WsH non to C Hen by Young Couple without chi iIen
Aedr,ss A. Il Fox ia this office sfang and location b3
q reference sven sud Paid IN advance.
VNANTID in BROOKLYN-To rent in pleasant
w elhorIood within reasonable ancs Of Futoa o. Wa
ferIifs Coftsce House Rent exceed 800 Ad
diels lOA Sg3 POsOhce.
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CTTAMgpdGAs pIpE.-JosEPH MASON. (oi u

" h + Il ) II \ u
w ORNAMENTAL IRON WORK
WIRE RAITTNG> CAST AID WnO GNf IRON RAlLlN3s
IRcN FENCES for FARMS PLANTATIONS, &C.
IRON ~ nS1FAnS, Ia treat vAri-ty
m on FURNIIf Rf ~ evt ~ des Hp'lon - .
MANTFA II RER of eli the nos RAILING On me Uf,sss
and Inside the CRbsrAL tALACE Also me DOhEc,Ar
NFNFIS STANDAnpS, Nc. Cree IS lni 'rsNins ofEu 4
tr ,he Mennf-c,ur,r JOHN wlCAERshAlL no 81 brs
wsv Wtgks Ncs 81. So o. Lewis 20.
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alathinsrp. Nt.

DTRpAN's GOLD QUARTZ MACHINE Xlyr
40 FACTVRING COMPiNl.
No sWailsf. New-NoFk
nv f'Nf ~ 4 Y ~O-- So.
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Che Duorlo's fur.

srrExixrxNozSrS OgFtcs.
CsYsrkL PALACE sept tSd
rT,HE PUBLIC are respec fully informed that the
i CRYSTAL PALACE s sov open EVERY DAY ssa-As 81.
suteI bextfr Of 10 O'Clock AND 10 0SL0NA
p NJ Until further notice a
Sfu.le ..
CilSrru uyder Il wears OF >
Weekly Tickets from Monday 20 Saturday ...-.''
NoBtbfv Tiekrt. for each caisniar MONTH -
NoTlCF-The weekly Tickets will b abolished IRON snd
.r SATURDAY and h price OF sdmso9 On 50
nrdsy week viii Be reduced . cents and Alter At
URDAY. Oes.f -, 49,
retet. purch.ed the entrances the Cryt. Psee
the Muse Wu H-l No - Sosd~sy corner
n P,rkrl,cs aiso A. JoIie's SO Broadway
JOHN " BATCHELDER Secretary 'th- super nt-ndene
OFFICE OF GENERAL SyPERISrEN0ESr /
CRYsrAL PALACE. New-York. sept ~ lS1
NOTICE is hereby given, that no more applications
~ E1hibt Sadns whether foreign 10 a eaa os
mated J. ". BArCHELDER
Secretary OF the superintendent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

WIN H. LEGGETTs CLASSICAL, FRENCH and
w ENGLISH SCHOOL. Z. Of orvadvsy sn1 Las
.Jl Ne rSpsbed On MOsDAY sept Circala3 s Lsfv0fs
10 an Bosds.y No Sc Broadway Evans drsf an
Ne school, the retsace Of tie Praes9
Ne n, lc,h<r. est
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CALTPETHR-5oo bags prime quality Calcs'S
sPoIroRD. TiLEsr0S Co, No ss~''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

Tor SALE.-Six first Glass brick Houses. three
hsseDcs and unarc~ll-rS the n Z
Of fssfe end Nevns< Brooklys further pstsa
inquire Of DE MOTT Co. Ne, g ohanheo<t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

~ lie Lazy MaIAe give ntce 20 -st yeES Pap tn.f
the sch o. will f,upen MONDAY. september J. 80
Tlf school Instruction 20 women n Wood
EugsvIs De- snnE sna other inch By me Pracsce 81
fhsHclres oprir Tor 1otatn1g a
P-fols PgIts and 0hfr- inteesd n -
rv' aFl a tAs roH t~rn ne nous u ~ '1A
o'clock. except ScuIeAy. f1T detail 81 iafo-ira On
L { CHASE. superintendent.
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n N ana SECOND HAND PIANO. FOKrE5- "
OkGANs-CHukCH OK0ANs. TOO saoserIs

hand iars ass0nerf ~ New and -egsa1s
Pianos end hire. Pianos tom 80 70 800 Fcf shs
StPFOsD BR0rhkk
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T|TANV- = HHU
tesT cons snty hand complete eftnent Of Psn,ff.
by fOruar EeN-Y0rt BostoB and Phsdeiphs msarfe ~.
Tsth msrmsut will b. fully warranted aud rtchAused y
prove ssetory They sso invite siteDti0n tar eo
Of Hans M TsoOd maple and abrams Inc al u ~ae1 ."
sold lower prices tsn they b. Afforded be
A IL NJ VI 4 Co w -raroars No ~ s1t ~
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ROOM TO LET-Saitable for an once OF w solat
Irr fcr sale Terms cay AsTy a. No :" F9''"1 - ~ H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

Farm for SALE, in Somerset County, y IA
Arm eorarins So Of lad Of the best qsss
shh sote bk House B2rn AnG J.aer eadnsA- god Or
eksEd and cher ri; The Farm peAsxny ';et On iAa
North bsreh Of be Rariisn River suaeT OF NILE Sa tas
village Of North Branch ninues walk ths Dtpot psAlcs
from Nswlcrk BY Csnffl Railroad two hours WI - SO a
bresin For further particulars inquire o. r. STRIKER Ne al
Broadway
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EBThe School ocers Of TIE die e.t Hsda earnestly n
ouesfsS % I'D II the above arralg.nnenu
Odcc 0. the beard q Education -sps IS 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-22

THE UNDERSIGNED has removed bis Pa
wgsroon. from 10. Bsresys,. No So B'o.ts
arg Of Pisno-fos from % 20 ocssy-s ~ 80
cash ssprsssd PAPER Ola P41s- taksn y erea:as.
o.neS on kise JAMES THO1fsW
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DIANO-FORTIs with CIRCULAR sChLEa-

i OILEtR1 4 60. have recently nsde a nes Crean -
ts Pisbos whch gyss eatsr power " tone thar nJ 90
found PerscEs sbo1t purchase ngef -
tksm o. Co are the owners fhr osn pafsnt nsn sa
Z NIB ths . J. ver rrio fhsB sny other hol.e
Meslc and Piano Rconas Of HORACE WATERS 10 y Dfs~
~ ~ I'm u nhsBd Pianos lld Nsl0asS
rrces ~ Al a ~ compstion. Pianos 70 Let.
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DIANO.I OkTEs-JAMEs PIRssON respsctffI.s

uorHs b. sbes and the puDl NJ hs- rsno.sa
Forte the esssuf con no - tfotlts
hand ndd Of Forts o. ss ors
ana so those II other makers from the lowest pre- no
~ ned slsud IIanos eItO1 sa1b lie VII aso keep a.
ufnf on e and second hand Pissos 70 et % 1fe FAns
snd sod sschhr and reSiref ~ D. No COMMISSION ~
h. st.tt rfu
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CPANIsH / ANGUAGE.-Prof GORRIN continues
- 10 gvs private IL hs pure Cas- isahs Hass Ian
grsse Arrly 81 Nc. 5tlt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
puBLISHED DAILY AND sEMl'WEEKLY,
,,,II.Ian F.. & THOMAS RITCHIE, JR.
T E Il NJ S

Il =
PAPER dollars and al me rats OF
taken for period than one year For the semi
dollars dollars rer annum and three dollars for MONTHS
in advance paid in the oee or remcd by mall P"s'
six dollars anam at the end o me year good and
Rank notes the risk oithe Editors ne postage az M
na;G bv the ,rriters The postage Of single iee
rs any account the writer Iis the accumulation o. r
IN business, which operates as
Ed';0r'' TERMS OF ADVERTISING. i;
=, rur DAILY ENQU1RER:-For TEN nee or less. his m
d,y cents every succeeding insertion I
- ,n,.rtcd once week twice week three times "e' ~
u "a half cents for each insertion after the hrst
nnua eisers charged hfty dollars io tti.y @ @ ~
ertisementso OF greater Length; eNcP '
ns1 charged $780, (pape' nciuuen)
IN THE rsN lines or less
-..r,s. in 40 for each continuance SO cents.
Orders must ox WIN ''0
pay ar uares and tributes Of respect exceeding eight tines
I.oo,c,gsd for as advertisements
An btcrtss Marriages from tho country wheheve
hand unknown 70 must be authenticated o
Postmaster in the nelghborhooh or thy WI
be published Every measure that has been taken "
and quizzes has hcreofor proved
Ne must insist upon such being
the ofthe Postmaster ,oen the back OF me
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24
FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

LET THEN REMEMBER that Cil Thomas Jefferson BOYD
mas boxed every point Of the political compass and has been
bnTrd GU! Of every party.
LET THEM REMEMBER mat he running in the Southwest
as the special champion Of The Tennessee ro.d and that
such no Justice can be expected from him BY the other i'm
proGevnr MIS- in the section
LET THEM REMEMBER that, unless Thomas r. Daniel is
commissioner that portion OF the Ste East of the
blue loge VIII have representative in The Board of Pub
nc Norks-the most important position in the Common
wealth.
LET THEM REMEMBER that Thomas H Daniel is pledged
10 do justice TO each and every division Of the section and
ha bis spoiless honor is guarantee sufficient that he will
fulfil his pledge.
LET THEM nEMEMBER that every bo brought
The polls and tha unless stong exerions be made Daniel
may ic Geracd by whose hope Of election is based
On The dIsarganzaon Of his party. and sordid ap-
peal 10 sectional inleres I'll South Side Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24
EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

The WING papers throughout Virginia, are emptyng inc
vias Of their wrah upon The head OF Charles James au
harriet He be thorn in their slde ano we mere
fore do not wonder The reslveness They display al the
,ern The bitterness of their assaults upon him can
moi fail 10 arouse and rally The Democracy OF tha district
10 his support Let il be remembered that Chafes 'ames
Faulkner il The corst abused the State by ne wing
n,ty LEI the Democracy Of The eighth district take sooa
that he shall be The best supported man on sne 4n
Thursday 10 this month. Mr. Faulkner oY ms eSan and
services 10 the Democratic party local. STATE ano
national has long aoned for the errors Oh MS eay Gu
lion and political associations His conversion was nc
one and above even the shade" OF
IT reminds one OF The extraordinary conversion OF 81 Au
gus,lne Who after orsasng the paths OF heather laoaty
became one Of The shining lights OF chilstany hs is t
nosirion of our political ST. Augustine in The eighth district
He is beacon light the Democracy, and his example and
teaching will doubt call forth many other political sin
ners from the OF their ways 1tne lde tocnryae
tho r.tt of his old political associates and hence
hrpe and our duty place him far beyond The reach Of he
poisoned darts Let il accordingly be SO done
IaLrunHrin ipe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24
BY THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.

TIME Constitution Commonwealth having Iequitea an
Stale Senate be divided ,o equal classes 10 We NUMBER
ot provided thai Of service o e ssnsiS 4 o'
HE hrst class expire with Of the delegates hrst eeleu u
lis provisions and The Sena. having on The M OF January
1852 asceraned ay the ucwlns districts shai M
frs, caas viz The consisting Of The cy OF I
The counties OF Wight Sase mond and Surry me o o.
city Petersburg and as son Of PmGee @ u @ 9
Charoe 2h, Of Halifax; l4!h Of Bdlod esh o. Inc cy o.
Williamsburg and counties Jahes City, Charles Cy New Kent
YORK Elizabeth City and Warwik sth city Of Richmond In o.
The counties Rcncnd Lan.ste NonhumoeaId ana Wes d
uyreewi 2d OF Caroline and Soyl7aaa 2ii, o tairsS u
NeIanru 18Th Of Farquler Ind Rappahannoce Sh OF Abe
,le 3 OF Nelson AmheG and Buckingham; 52l OF a'np
s Hardy and Morgan sho Shenandoah and rass; a @ Of
csr M@oy. es snd Tazese lJ L Sco, Lee and Russell
Hin Of Nicholas pocaoaaa Raleigh araxton and Green
b,irr iGh, OF Richie Duddee Harrisoa anu
s5h Upsur Barbour Lews GImer and Randolph; anu aoh
Of Brooke Hancock and Ohio. :, ,
Therefore, the officer require BY law TO hold elections In each o
said cities and h required 70 hold an eeeos On
the fourth THURSDAY May nett each In his respective city ahd
county, for th district 10 which his county or
is attached for he precribed by the Constitution
under hand Govao under the seal of the Com
,ss,, monweath, Richmond this 22d Of April, 1853
!'AALl JOS JOHNSON.
By The w MvsoRp Secy Of the Commonwealth
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24

Nothing can be OF more advantage 10 the Democfdhc
party than that they should give their candidates Tor The
LEGISLATURE Messrs Hill and BAYLY their undivided uni
ted and cordial support.
Is there Democrat who would rejoice al their elec
lion? They are both wholesoued gentlemen sauheh uh
wavering Democrats and in every way worthy OF our pup
mort Than Mr. NArHAsIEL B. Hit there Is no man IN
our midst more generally and avoraby known !" me
commercial community Hes man oi soSna sense ana
wha steady reliable aud un6inching Democrat.
MIR SAMUEL T. BAvLy is young man. and la%yer-
y respected and esteemed by all who know NM
He is high.,oned honorable geneman-a man OF finished
educa,ion-of discriminating Judgment and OF fine talents
H. ia jealous advocate of Democratic Sates-rghts Prn.
cples and did good for cause In the late rres
dental election regard talent and quaihcaohs no
man can for moment doubt that our candidates are
emioen,ly qualified every respect TO represent US IN he
next Legislature.
we nav moi succeed but triumph is not impossible.
In union there is strength; and if we give 10 our cand'
hearty and cordial support, we may elect 'hen
And even if thsy should be defeated il will be done oy
smaller vote We may reduce the very large Wing majority
here's and thus inspire party with hope OF future sue
cess which will be sure habinger of glorious victory al
no very late day.
The next Legislature will be decidedly Democratic. No
one cno for moment doubt It, The cities of Norfolk end OF
Peersbugour rivals in trade end conmeroe-are no" De-
ocra,c and WILL of course be represented by Democrats
aud it must be apparent every even 10 those wings
who are not 80 blinded by party prejudice them
from looking fairly the matter that the interests OF Nc
mond would advanced by sending Democaz 10 he
Legislature belonging 10 the party which Will be 10
the ascendaucy could approach that party 10 spirit OF
ca,ion Of compromise and Of harmony-han by sending
10 The Legislature members Of party greatly In The lno
gentlemen who are opposed in political sentiment to
the representatives of rivals and who 60 there simply
and only 10 abuse the dominant party
We would appeal TO those gentlemen then who think
here is no use Of my voe they can't be elected anyhow
not 10 break up our party organization by absence from Inc
pos bu, with an eye the interests Of their party and Of
the city Of Richmond up and vote for our worthy
candidates.
II is not impossible elect them. II is Improbable, we
adm but every who Stays away from the pois rem
ders il more So Let the Democrats remember ehat Inc In
trres,s of the State-o Richmondand of the Democratic
party are at stake and up TO the polls to 90
all they can to insure With this determination
md with this spirit we msy aucceed Without It, disgrace
full defeat is inevitable
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-05-24
FOURTH THURSDAY.

Far he Enquirer.
MEssRs EolroRs There have been goodly number OF
appearing in your paper respecting The
candidates vi county, the evident oearing OF some OF
them being to cast an appearance OF dsGnso as existing
The ranss Of party; ana think but justice to Mr.
Hopkins and his friends that this impression should be in
,tany erased wherever IL has been crcacd-or there are
saunchel, frnrr union loving Democrats TO
BE- found In the whole country Than they as all who
know testify There more harmony n
The ranks of the Democracy OF old Louisa since the inn
daun OF government than al present. and The seeming
dssension would reqne nothing but enemy in The held
represent the country unboken phalnnx o true De-
mocracy The whole OF the affair is simply th me
upper end Of county thinks itself entitled 10 rcptrScn
ave, nnd had long since concentrated upon one OF '
worthy cZ.ns in the person o! Chas. b. ti0pRips r. e.
who consented run, provided no WING candidate shohd
Offer This done previous 10 the holding OF the caucus
in the proceedings Of which some OF ms ltiehs participated
with his expressed dsapnobaon and since The caucus mas
made nomination, Mr. Hopkins instead OF holding ou at
all events lhat he will permit his friends to vote TOR
him only provided there is Wing candidate Now does
this appear the most fearful Ike creating dscnsion
Why nothing desirable than the privilege we as Ear
" should clcc, our most popular and worthy ne 10
be chosen by free and unrammeed will OF the whole ho
o Democratic voters; nothing dCporabe than The nc.
cessy OF sacrificing most worthy cilizena 10 inc dictates
of caucus; which cXprdient is given up ny every one 10
be the very last RESORT uad ikc amputailon IN surgery
should never he rcsoed until every other cSpeden ue.
" falls So think il most apparent that, ncher Hopsins
nor his friends have any other Than Inc most
for the permanent promotion OF men, but OF me e.hai
principles OF Democracy They honestly prefer hpkns 70
Fowler without any dsparagement 10 the ial'c1- hohcsy
believing that majority OF The Votete OF me county prefer
him: and honestly asking that The absence OF Whg op
they may be permitted cast their suiraees for him
But in concusion would hint haif the sudden
If caucus shond pernaciousy hold out against h1 upper
should ohstinatey refuse them al all lines the privilege
nj eIccting one OF their own men, they may hnly K'nhe
spirit Of i'll feeling between The two sections OF me county
that will copardzs the safely OF the party ana el nc r
he people of the lower end attribute motives hese
TO harmony their brothers Of the upper enc; Sc
lions whc. ungrounded, calculated 10 produce te @
embcrcd hatred between The two scctioHE ana lei mem
remember that the only difference between mem now Is
me perfecty honest on each side CANCELLATION
LoUIsA May lsih 1852
ami Dpase