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Martins Reports.

WITH Marginal references by Thomas
w Gibbs Morgan, Counsellor at Law
Four setts Of the above work for sale by
may IL y. J. c. LANOUE,
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Wines, Brandtcs', POricr. Ale
Cider, &c, &c.

MADEIRA Wine. Common and Fine, in
lXl Bottles and on drauft Brandy. conf
and fine; Claret by the Bottle OF Case; frr-
ter Barclay and Perkins, by doz. or bottle
Ale. Scotch and Philadelphia do. do. Cider.
New York, by bottle or gallon.
Sardines, fine article l-2 and Ia Boxes;
Mackerel, by Barrels, Kits and quarters
Buckwheat, in so pound bags, barrels. or at
retail; Soda Biscuit, in IS ID. boxes; Crack
nell Biscuit in small tin cases. Fine Fam
ily Teas. from so cts. to ST. so per pound
Warranted pure JOSHUA BEAL-
feb-Stf.
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oFFIcIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLICE JURY
OF THE
Parish Of East Baton Rouge.

The Police Jury of the Parish of East
Baton Rouge met this day. June 7th, 1853,
at the Court House in the City of Baton
Rouge, according to law; were present
From ward No. S Thomas Devall No. 6
]. B. Kleinpeter; No. 10. Seth David No.
II. w. L. Campbell; No. ~. George Garig;
VIM. Hubbs. Clerk.
On motion, Thomas De all was called
to the chair The President appointed
Messrs. Garig. Kieinreter, and David, q
committee to examine the cred ntials OF
newly elected members: whereupon said
committee repo ted favorahls on the follow
Ing members. who taking the oath of Office,
presented thensel, es. and took their seats,
viz. from ward No I. F. Arbour; No 3.
~. s. Taylor; No d. A D. Alexander No.
7. W. l.. Burnett No. 8, J. q. Washington;
No. 8, Fergus Pension.
On motion the Jury then proceeded to
the election OF President to their body and
on counting the votes it was found that
Thomas Devall was unanimously elected.
On motion the Jury proceeded to the cleo
ton of constable to their body; and or
counting the votes it was found that Louis
Powers had received the greatest number;
and was declared elected.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and approved. The President appointed
q. Washi gton on the finance committee
in place of himself, being elected President
of the board. 1a
On motion, Messrs. j., S. Taylor, J. B
Kleinpeter, and F. Arbour were. appointed
a committee to'examine the condition OF
ihe Jal and to ascertain upon what term
a suitable Jail could be built, OF the pres. nj
one repaired.
On motion the Jury then adjourned until
half past two p. NJ
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New ORLEANS. June. ls47.

NEw ORLEANS. June. 1877.
wDr. Fay, studied Dentistry in the city
of New York, and subsequently graduated
in the Medical College Of louisiana. He is
gentleman of integrity and have no hes
itation in recommending him as an accom-
plshed practical Dentist.
WARREN STONE. NJ. D.
June I3. IT, Professor of Surgery.
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DENT TR Y.
Timothy Fav, M. D.

HAS associated with him in practice his
brother DR.. Salmon Fay who has had more
than ten years practical experience in his
profession. Full and partial sets OF teeth
on plate can now have more attention at
prices that will please all Calls for the
country will also have prompt attention.
Office ouer the store of Mr.. Qaggins, on
Lafayette street.
References-Hon. Geo. c. McWhorter,
Col j. E. Layet, Hon. NJ. G. Penn, Rev. }.
Woodbridge, DR.. r. VI Hereford, Rev. Bish
On Polk, Professor j. L. Riddel.
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Tuesday Evening.

The jury met agreeable TO adjournment
-present, the same members as in the
morning. The President called the meet
ing to order.
On molten the Jury proceeded to the
appointment Of castrators OF stud horses
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o~.> FOR BAYOU SARA, WA
6%fS> terloo, Port Hudson, Baton

Assz Rouge, Plaqlemine,, Bayou
Goula, Donaldsonville, and all intermediate
landings-The fast running steamer ioHN
SwANEy. G. VI. Mallett. master. will leave
New Orleans every Monday. at II O'Clock
NJ. and Thursday at S o'clock. P. II. Re
turning will leave Port Hu'son after the ar
rival OF the cars from Clinton on Tuesday
and from Bayou Sara af'er the arrival OF 'he
cars f,om Woodville on Fridays ianl5-y
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FOR THE COAST. From
EHs&5s> and after Thursday, l0tn inst
m s o'clock. p. NJ.

-.M 5 O'rf0cE, y, M.
The Favorite Steamer Il. ID. White.
TuEoDoRE ELFrRr, Master. Will extend
her trips to Simmsport, Williamsport, Point
Coupee, Bayou Sara, Waterloo, Port Hud-
son. Baton Rouge, Plaquemin, Bayou Goua.
New River, Donallsonville, and all Inter
mate Landings. Returning will leave WI
Transport on Sundays at S o'clock, "A; M;
BAYOU Sara on Mondays. at s "a. M; Baton
Rouge on Mondays at II m; PlaquemIne
on Mondays at 2 p. m. The regular Packet
WHITE will take Passengers and. Freight
for the above public landings and all inter-
mediate plantations. Having all old and ex-
perienced officers particular and punctual at
tention will be pain to all business entrus-
ted to their care. The public can rely up
on the Steamer White as regular Packet
for the year, say winter and summer For
further particulars apply on board, or to
J. H. MORRISON & Co., Agts., n. o.
Or to Pike & Hart, L Bonnecaze, Peter
Millet, Baton Rouge. feb l3-6m.
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70 EamilieS,

TO Families.
DUCKWHEAT for sale in any quantity
ID say from Ten Cents worth upwards.
Golden Syrup and fine Molasses do.
isnl5-y., JOSHUA BEAL.
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DlOugl1s, so Hall & Spears, for sale by
i feb-l1-tf THOS. RRENDCRGAST.
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THOS. PRENDERGAST,
General Produce & Com'sion. Merchant
AMI dealer ir all kinds Of
GROCERIES, 4. PROVISIONS
Corner of Third & Laurel SIS. Baton Rongs.
U-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES oN-O
SusAK AND CorroN. Jan s.
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HARVEY HOUSE.
Church st. Baton Rouge, La,

CnurCn Sts EbHtOH 1NUHSCt NH''
WM.e MARKHAM, Pr0ta =
TINE above favoriie Hotel is now COM
i pete in all its arrangements and It's
accommodations are equal II those of any
house of the same size in the south.
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DR.. Jayne'S Patent Medicines.

A Ii OF DR. JAYNE'S Patent Medi-
n cines may be found at Geo NJ. Her
omans. corner of Main and Laurel streets.
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TO Cotton Planters: Petit Gulph
i Cotton Seeds, for sale by
feb-11-tf THOS. PRENDERGAST.
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Hot Buckwheat Cakes.!
pUCKWHEAT OF the New Crop, jus.
- in and for sale by JOSHUA BEAL.
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CtOffee.-4O Bags Rio, for sal- by
~ feb-27. s. NJ HART & Co.
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EOR Barry's Tricoyherous the best com
i pound ever discovered for the Hair
may be had Of WM. BocEL.
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FOR SALE.
0000 Acres of Land on the Trinity
AOOO River, in the State of Texas.
Arply at this Office teb-16-tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

,aruirus or1.lrp cite. Ter own sehhn"fo "'S va
Now York u,,v there Take possession of II ana reap c '
uersc cnopmen,s arising from In tciorage anu ca!aso!
hes, We st,;. ana SIacIn Ctlos would h'a o"e'' ~
s,rcnn ,,ut the Intervention of costly ard cnmofouS
,.epcr IL facilities for communication were bur pro
vld from Norfolk The tendency of railroads, eiegfaphs
.omers and clloric ships is TO build up nrge conetca
rins il the interior districts Of country TO dispense
Nth the necessity of great seaport cities and expensive "
ooai unt ncus and enable interior importers OF ono con-
,inent 10 ansaci business directly with inicror cHioc
q other un;ncnts.
If the great axial line of railway from 81. Lou's y "
folk were continued By steamers or culoTic shrs ~
or Bremen what would be the necessity lot
a,.nci.s in New York and Liverpool for the negol'a "
business between the Missouri and European nercnah
The merchants Of the West and South one nnu anu u
IN. Europea,, continent the other, are awe ~ wv t
t,rce OF This SUBJECT aud looking anxousy 10
action in favor OF direct trade, as the means oi
,oy vs,er, If commerce between the Two couhlce anu "
saving 10 The customers Of each the cent per cen
| which they nav 10 New York and 10 Liverpool.
" NECESSARY mart OF the liberal Legislation OF
Virginia. TO Ike the ncpicnt steps IN ms "p" ~ '
anon, nv cpn,np the Antwerp bill into law; ana oy enact
np also SUPPLEMENTAL law, authorizing Inc Boar Vi upIc
Works If they deem il expedcn and the Belgium govern
man, and merchants az sent substitute the caioric engine
and 10 make the proposed line of Virginia vessels between
Norfolk and Antwerp the first government vessels 'ha sa'
| he propeled by the new American power
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>RrrRrAY, FEBRUARY % 1853.


onfat M. ,i = !h Senate coinrInnira'i"n rom VI
X 80 IT, sa;'l.nr ling hi; Of HE e.i.u. a5aIns an il
St.4'r,"u ., ~. L. j., cOn.:uc :rirrrc4
-" ar2:"praiion oil rfth,: Amended AMI pasa
I'd
Tho civil and Diplomatic appropriation bill was
AMI Huf"r'0u- aEcnihT were agreed To- At abGp 4
O'Clock III" further Consideration ot the bill postponed
un'i Mnntny. ard private bills acted upon
auer which The Senate Adjourned
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
After the ch.!ng % PERSONAL communication from t. II
Stuart ESQ Secretary C Ii. Interior Department relative
10 certain illusions himself occurring rec, ny in debate
laid upon the table |: Apiuci the cmploynen, o
lad IN The ee-r department, Subsequent The rIrh Of
his father iron tho Condition that cnc filth Of his saia
should b. paht :" comrctcnt clerk.
Tn" Hous" acS, agreed 10 the report he committee o
conference on Tue 'slgeeinc votes of the houses Upon
n" Nl!tl5y Academy west Poinu appropriation bill
On motion .! Mr.. Houston, the House then went into q
committee ~ me wh" or the state q The Union (Mr King
OF ny N nc chair,'vhecjn amendments naval appo
p,tln Dill were considered and discGssoJ IN five minutes
speeches emil late hour Alter said bill vas
duly pissed
FIR Fay leave introduced Gill authorizing street -
De SD ~. over the lands connected with The Government
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Lar u. EMniiirfr.
m ,VJE VOTERS NJ IGI'ISi


Gentlemen You will soon be called upon 10 Vo'c io'
some Till the place o on! present worthy al
eph X pr.leon aud The enquiry - w:cfc si we ih
qua flied every respect 10 MI his place In oonnG
over the county the distinguished names that coul
br,ny forward many that would be honor 10 the gnou
old county ttapPcars ihereis sectional preu-
dice existing the county, and there many aSi'ans "
This DO OF honor We'll proposition 10 submit 70 your
better Judgment which think will meet with your tn're ap
probation: il IT, 10 lei all these hsP!anS run anu We c
make cur selection anlGagst the many But You may say
this will not do-for the Wings will step in 1he'eis ~
danger upon that score, for they are az dead US ach.,
ard a.n thinking Websets prediction is true hcy WI. DC
known only in history for tie future am very sofH nE
rot Eri so dead last fall; f,! then, when would hre' ~
them would always hare nice dish VI pohurS o"'
now how changed the scene! politics Is the Last saIrc' i"
them 10 mention In conclusion, | would beg To say u
those who have the least aspiration for Inc ONCE I'D ics
lon-nnw your limehrow your banners To- me ofeeh
and lei us now who you are and how many you arcdo
be backward but right You may say, shonl1
come out; bur am poor man. and have never teen men
toned as one suitable Let say you ;hI! no cScur
for YOU Remember,
Tall oaks from li;tlc acorns grow,
ar.c streamcs from i!ir i"uattins How
,,,,ccy y, 4Ixs LOUISA Feb 10. HARD TIMES.
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THE FIRING AT THE BLACK WAkRlOR-Cnpt.
Shu(cI Of the steamer Black WARRIOR in letter published
in the N,, York papers considers the Spanish manui wa:
was Justified under tie Circumstances in firing into his yes
sci He was not the brig vessel OF or he
would IN his nag before she fired, ant The ack
Warner vas going fast al he time, -hc would have
been beyond The reach OF tho Spanish vessel in !cw mi
NUTS had IN, Latter Immediately fired gun in order TO
len him know she national vessel The second gun
was fired i, lore order Of Capt ) hoist his flag could
bea
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MISS KIMBERLY.

Ihs new star in The theatrical horizon made her trS' sH
oearancs on the Richmond stage last evening and few
words n not be place inform our readers OF 'he
hdvs reccn-wc may say very recent career Miss Mn
ssRiY native Of Massachusetts, and some tee OF iou
years since first made her appearance in Boston aa
if reader Tie which there attended her ana l1te
throuphou TIE whole ui New England, induced her !" 'At
a tour through The Union. She was everywhere received
with the same applause md SUGGESTED SO wei. tha' sue al
10Th Determined upon embracing the stage IN lS se
h,s succs.rJ az wc should imagine beyond her hope were
we To form Judgment upon what we nave '''l III 'e
mammals Of Boston New York. Philadelphia and Baltimore
concerning rr All in the praise aVshca upon he'
VOICE fnur. and face Of them are more Than en-
busiosc in their praises of her personcutions One OF
them indeed oslIind in Shakspcarcs Is You
yL- a. the very best that been upon the
o,e and very generally they pronounce it only second
10 Ellen Trees Mrs Charles krans) wondous delncatt"n
of ,b, character Now when il is remembered that Ellen
ia the greatest modern acr'Ps In ms CLASS OF chhfac-
ters this must allowed 10 be the highest possible uue
which could be offered Miss KIMBERLY and We can have but
lille oub, that shall be found to coincide win the Judge
men of our Northern brethren of tth pen III our estimate
of her talents Nor let be supposed that her only CHAR
acter Her Juliet her Jud her Cam o'a and sco!e nl her
other characters appear 10 have received rs great OF almost
s,u,l paisc Indeed the poison scene in Romeo and ju
et il said he than equal 10 any rendering oil ha'
rc, srcnc which is present be witnessed upon the
American stage Let theatrical public bc-as We our
selves propose Judges and not al
,w hans Ives ~ b. bia srd by what have here said
rcoard her claims npor favorable judgment
ur frs annoyance among last evening, nu:wIsani-
ipp the had weather, called nTth full aud fashionable
house We shall take early occasion to notice her performs.
ancs u, ngh do hope that our citizens VIII favor
the lady nightly with uII and fashionable houses
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For he ENguirer
VIRGINIA STATE AGRICULTURAL society

| The question whether This Society viii hole Fair and
Cattle Sow fall, il decided liz approaching
mcctin" ON the U;h OF March On this decision depends in
humble opinion, the late al the present Society; Tor II
another year is permitted elpse before beginning ucsivc
operations will lose The confidence Of the people and
few members whose names enrolled. This il
much deprecated and should be allowed 10 ,ake
place. il possibly can be avoided We hope the Iceiss-
will make very shortly, appropriation enable il
operations under fair auspices But, should
the l.rgnturc Tail IL maxi" this appropriation.
mod: al raising funds must BE- adopted. To do this,
hna'n ~ effort the guu Of those interested be
Ir Tie existence OF It's Society and il teepiy
Affect l interests of both toxin and country Of Iamcs
merchants and mechanics chaaccr NirG:Ianr
and Suhtnrrs will b. likewise affected. Tho results Of the
operations OF the Georgia Agricultural Society have already
exercised direct and practical elect on the public mind
WORTH in regard 10 slavery The rewards offered and pald
slaves for skill and Ingenuity av" shown that Southern
opposed "a The encouragement OF talent the
Cuorri an! this fact has put fight The false notions
heretofore entertained by Northern
But :" Come back from digrcssiun. Siy.d the Leg
a'i ia 10 aid the Society, wc know Of no diTcCtcr aud
mode u raising Tor operation, than that adept
{! BY The societies OF Georgia and Mory land. la the last
nn'.,T ~ Tie soil OF the South, notice that tho city
Of Augusta has agreed To appropriate thousand Odr
The State Society. i! it will hold its fair city
This Is not The first instance of the bcEay Of the Georgia
ritcs-iG Macon has done The saGie Tor two
Thcinvcstc i found 10 tc profitable and pays very well
Why cannot cries do Likewise Cannot Richmond
with population d,nb' that OF Augusta, he equally be.
rai Caunot Petersburg. Noffck Alexandra, equally pop
u!ous So 90 we'll Aside run The cash cxpend-
Cd by vecrs, tlc mechanic of The city in wc the
fair Is H. ID VIII cccv. Great impetus md farmers will 10
influenced Il trade in the cas- thus showing lis gard for
ssricnl!tai progress who Otherwise would never do This
investment, therefore. cann" fiji IL paw
Whether appropriation is made BY the Legislature or
not. proposition VIII be submitted IL the Society, a. liz
next m'riGg, 10 authorize committee Appoint the hold
ina Of ~ i il the i""n which oe- The ."stcrt
niuCcr ris. W. h"i ihrt .:$ ii. Tie rn.
4 YOUNG FARMER
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NorrowAy, Feb. %. 1855

NORFOLK, VA, FEB e. ls53.--Thc Law Grey, {, n
tain France, arrived hre his morning early hour
Tic Hsra!j, ana her rsn,ahie commander Can't
Pearson, highly spoken Of by the company They brig
with them or,ylwu muskois not Guiding officers and
eighteen in the band They Hospitality received bp
delegation from the "Norfok LIGHT Artillery Blues and
"lnnnrs and escorted Reynolds National Hotel where
they piping Al three O'Clock this afternoon they
Naacd streets and presented imposing appearance
they sit down 10 excellent supper which be-
ing provided them by the military Of the city To-nror
morning they proceed in body 10 sister city Pota
mouth and will there attend church In The afternoon rhry
will visit. hy invitation from Jonathan H. Green Esq the
Reformed Gambler the CImb land Street Baptist church
and there listen ~ his rngrossTg eXnoSiiiors Monday
morning they leave for Petersburg
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WASHINGTON IIEMS-GEN. PIERCE AND HlS
ISEINEr &c


IL ,su,S0-,S FEB 21th( Gen Pierce YESTERDAY, during
the morning received calls III ceremony q, his apartments.
oniy admit t., one person ume Tie rush mol
very great cctptiun moi hen@ gcnCra; KNOWN i..
tween = ~. 'cnck, he visited Tor short time Tie iw
Houses a. gss and received wii slrai at,rniinn.
The follow "a. saii 10 be The true mpleSon @! the
Cabinet ~ definitely fixed upon: Hon William L. Marcy
New Y"tk Secretary of State: Hon James Guthrie 81
Kentucky Secretary of The Treasury; Hon Koht McCl
land Michigan Secretary of the lnteror Hon eiic'
Davis OF Mississippi Secretary of War; Hon. G. Dobbln
of North Carolina. Secretary Of the Navy Hon: James
Campbell III Pennsylvania Postmaster General; Hon. Ca
leb Cushing Of Massachusetts Attorney General.
The following persons named candidates for the Of
fee Of Commissioner Of Public Buildings and Grounds ;
Peter NJ Person Chas b. Cotton and Mr.. Pepper OF the
District; Minor Lewis and Messis HcnnicGt and Tlrock
morton of Va, Hon. Richard H. Stanton of Tennessee
Numerous arriving and III" hotels aeG-
DIV filled The boarding houses and private dwellings
also filing up
Hon George Briggs was last night arrested for the late
assault on Postmaster Hubbard complaint Of private
citizen and held TO bail in the cum OF 81 coo.
Gen Pierce attended Res. J. c. Smiths Presbyterian
church. this morning.
Attorney General Cftenden was married 10 the widow G!
The Cen Ashley this morning. Dr. Paynes Episcopal
church. President Fillmore Gen. Pierce Grn Scott, MEM
hcrs Of Congress Of the Cabinet and Others were in
attendance The bride given away by Secretary Everett,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

VICE PRESIDENT KING AT MATANZAS "A let
Ter from Maanzs states Vice President King had con-
lnd,J 10 Ike IN his residence tie sugar plantation ri
MI jerks This plantation is situated about three "''.e
from Mstanzas On quite high ground. In front o The house
there is beau ul flower garden, and IN the Va'ey or""
several large sugar plantations eau te seem distant we"
of the sea is lad from this spot II al sufficient distance
from The wp.r however be removed rom all eafPhes'
arising he,f:" Mr. jerks has rendered tho house. scr
wants Sc 10 Mr King during his stay on The Island in'i"
ding his ,wo nicces nephew secretary and servant Inc
health OF hr King is very rrccarous. lie has II Is SAIL
scorceIv five pounds of flesh upon his body.
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Ii will BE- seen from the notice in another column, that ie
DISTINGUISHED son of Erin Thomas Francis Meagher on
hi. way TO The South through city this week, will arrive
in Richmond on Friday, which evening he viii deliver
lc,ur, on Cn.rT,S ana the usH NoLuSTEsRs, AT tho Ain
can Church. ~ o'clock Is huprd that The Lecture wal
he largely attended We invite for him thar attention and
consideration Justly conferred and 50 highly spirecIa
r b. The cxIei patriot aud The accomplished and unas
ninn, nj ltIlnn.
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RIcHmoSp, VA, FEB. 18th, 1858.



Cor. CHARLES Horror:
DEAN SIR:-Your Letter of yesterday, asking my opinion
relative to The rotation resolution adopted y the Blacks.
willie Congressional Convention in January 1870 has been
received.
My understanding Of the stipulation entered into by that
resolution Was, aud is, that the Democracy Oi the
Mountain cours' should have the candidate Tor four
years Then turn the Democrats Of the river counties
were candidate Tor like period. The
candidate used here because mere conventions can
no, eject representatives, while they can select can!l-
date.
Immediately after the adoption of ts agreement in the
shape If resolution referred 10, the Hon VIM IT, BRowS
was nominated candidate in behalf OF The Mountain
Democracy, ami continued opposition as The Rep
in Congress for iour years When his term cX
pred the late Hon ALEXANDER NEWMAN "Rirer candi-
date selected Alter his death Col GEORGE W. lHcMp-
SOW another River county" canddlc chosen BY The
Democracy fill the vacancy Al The snrrhl election
which then place the Democratic nominee war defeated
Notwithstanding thai fact Col IT, nominated second
lime Tor The regular AID elected. Under the rule
us ia adhered his inur years candidate and repre-
would thad he resigned his seat in Congress to
Jnige) have, opinion, expired with the close
OF the present Congress.
OF This resolution prescribing these terms between
sections can only considered binding upon The Democa-
cy The 18th District until repealed by similar conven-
ton the which adopted H.
Most respectfully, &c.
GEO W CLUTTER.