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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
~ One of the Nes-Jersey papers talks as
follows in relation TO the election of the latest
chosen Senator of the Camden & Amboy Co:

ave are Of opinion that very few members OF the
Legislature from any quarter were boa GIT outright with
The funds of the Essex millionaire IL was the libby
horers who were Wfights hircngs, and they were de
pended upon 20 worry aud Dragon the members into
hi supuort There nerceaaries were brought there
om every County IN tbs State; they numbered In the
aggregate over hundred strong. and were employed
az a cost Of somewhere between $4,000 and go OOl
One lobby operator, who halls from this County, aud
who u regarded uuequaed in that corrupt vocation,
il alone rcputod have marched into Billy % the tune
of $4,000 This corps OF purchased bOrers were the in
strunienis Of Mr. Wrislrs success they de- ced the
Golden As ;" leaving the members OF the Legislature to
do the voting AM sneak 10 dinner with empty pockets
Douhtless uicre were few Of the latter WAC mads
thu thing ray IL would be strange none OF them he'll
out plster while the golden shower wss discerning.
coed Democrat who in the State House At the
time the caucus seseiob, t.lls Us that when the
WRIGHT faction found themselves desperately in need Of
~ more votes in order swell the amount 70 the es
,eIiisl number u twenty sN, they waxet eXcesdngJ
wToth because 5000 was asked ~ the price Of me
n,oresad coveted votes. Bat whether this sum rs pail
or not tie general fact remans that the great BODY of
iho usfnbers who vOted Tor Mr.. Wright IA the iolnt
meeting GOT very he, ii any, OF the large consli,ra
zion for which the lobby interest sold the sen,soal
of.ce ,,t -.
discrseel topic IN vindcsnon OF th- members oil tAe
Iesi,lsure More we might unfold but for the present
We rbear Every body IL convinced that Mr.. Wnghfs
lr,ion was brought about by the hasesi ne.nh In
ded II Il urcty safe 10 declare, that tue whole trans
action stands without pGraelin the annals OF poAheH
eoETupuCn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

COrrty. STATE

DBcosTIyvEp.-BuH.lo, Perry Co. Tenn; wegse, Bel
urst Co Ohio Punpkintown, RAndslph Co. Ga; Sis
ss Creek, Polk Co. Mo- Fort Wuneb,so. Co,ambis Co,
Vlseopan Lernston. Clstscp CO. OREGON.
NAnEs CHAscED.-Amesvilie, Boone. Illinois, changed
to Garden Prairie. Fox DAVIS Iowa changed 20 stray
town Union Point Concord louisiana chsnred to Blsck
Hawk Point South HAmpden Penobscot Name, changed
70 HAmpden Conner. Long Old Fields, Prince Georss's
Maryland CHANGED 10 Fores;vle Nor,h An-re,a Mines
Houshton, Mshgsn, changed Clifton Churrhs Store,
Wh.s North CArolns changed % Reddie's River FRONT
ship, Sumter, Georgia changed 10 Qpebeck. Morris Hill,
Beth, NiTEnis removed into Allegheny CO. Coouvils,
Mia Iowa changed TO Glenvood.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

REPAIss TO THE Crrr H.II.-The Grand
Jury ofkass County. months since, presented the
ceiDss OF the Court and Common Coansi rooms IN the
there, bat attention paid 20 10 By the thsi
stps suthorues At the conmsncement Of ta,s week.
hoSsysr tho Proees o. reps1as ass been onssssea
the rooi will Be reedied By the the ofts,
Supreme Court commences
COMMON CouSoL.-An adjourned meeeag u
this body held last evening The usaa rsasius sas
transacted and lengthy Discussion enssei ups
resolution offered by AID Msrvin relation he as-
position Of the City funds, without however, szrvs ID
any definite conclusion.
CRY CopRr-CirI Term - Before .Jadgs
Grrenw ood Mary Dnmbslton sxaiuss Peter MaAvoy-s
this action defendant acted hdscisry capacity Pantia
IL appears certain day 10 the Brcokya Savtass
Bank with the defendant Tor the purpose OF drs sas
def had deposited there After drawing the uossy
kcAvoy deposited IN the Long Island 5sns, he tod
plaintiff to her account On TINS -, sea 90
bad been deposited the order Of McAvey and coad
be drawn unless he Endorsed the eerhsate Of As,os
She thea called defendant nt the purpose Of sea his
Endorsement, which he refused hence the action rac
defense set Up partnership account hstxeea thsa
which however shown aud the jury foani ysnct
for the plaintiff for the whole amount claimed villa nts
John Leech and Henry Hareau ssaiaa Jamcs II stev~a
this cause transferred Richard ngrahan colo
cree 70 hear and determine the same
ant NOT ,pnesnnr an inquest vas taken by the Cs.r
Judgment TOR plaintiff, s<o %
STEALING FRoM VEssEL.-John SANFORD,
Atlantic Basin arrested yesterday By Oc~r kssie 81
the THIRD Police. and brought before Justice Kiax apss
the charge OF stealing four hair msttr lie
John Denovon arrested for purchasing the above articles
knowing them have been ssolen boasht mp 81 Of
hee Mcnamara and committed to jail for ahet sxsssss-
fiou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
THErT-rurH-Sr.-LOssO OF Lrs.-

Futu THErY-FurH-Sr-LOss OF LUE.-
On Wednesday eight sbOu, O'Clock, IRE was di.c0v-
cred in the dwelling house No. no west Thirty St,
1900, Seventh ari Eighth avs. occupied BY Michael
Ry.u and family, consisting Of bis wife, two Children
"a r,other Il seems that Mrs. Ryan iefr the house
scr the pzrpose Of making visit leXrns ne prefn
-. in charge Of Der nOther and children Upon
returning .he found the house Sled with smoke sad her
,oor, IN Games She Immediately alarmed Oaesrs
Cannon ssd Johnson who entered lie room bui aaorsa
nsey too late TO --scze ne poor voaAa All 'ae ead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

c.ertiy lsss admit the rsssca ofs hsns n: s't
VS. ,heu showed asa entss.oe vssy es-esed rs,l
thor r4nei OF the dor sSng ase he ser as
without fnrsher srOahle efess~i their object The uohsS
fs ssicctrd ard the es,ss sso iefi esdss s'ss
thr ruDder arc eaeeteS thssr esaPs Tas ases are 90
the lcos OFT 70. the o.fa0sers
HoRsE DRowNsp--A carmsn accidentally
hkea ~ the pser fct of csartlsaas e. Yesterday sis
noon. and bD horse, ane animal. wa drowned
FArAL Accommodations Hilton held an
inquest yesterday upon the hdy Of James Nolan ss,s
Of Pen v&plA p Of Who was killed ~ tsn
o'eoek yesterday morsing The sscessed wsA hssS
on Acard the ship Saratoga tAen IVA The North k've<
ard about s-il for Liverpool lie sent slea ~ the
pilot TO eea- the signal end while the masthead sssas
xiAdy aua fell head foremost tia aeck HIS skah wss
hscsared xni be died aAersad The Js,y ssasxrA
vordie: Of accidental death.
rAfveraser,eAfr
" Parties consuming Gas val ind an sd-
vsStissmeas OF iase<rst 10 them
IAaverus~s~sAf
GAs-GAs FxruREs-lhe most extensive
Gas Fixtares America viii he ossa 81 tbs
grest manufacturing Hease Of AseasA WAaSss Oe.
Nc SO Broadway Zee different patterns jsst IN tfsn ~
fctery,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

~ At the last meeting oithe Common Coun-
cal the Mayor vetoed tho resolution passed thai bo aud
which approved woa.d have given the New Jersey Rad
road Company the privilege OF "ekendng tholr FORM 90
comnOdsiisns to the CRY cf New York."
The resolution authorizes the hswJersey Railroad
Company o. occupy and enjoy the wharyos sps se
Ia Of block, Nos and on the Haison River ssah
OF the Wayne a. pier aud 10 extend the bsshsads and
ferry purposes provided the Wayne pier b ettssdsA
10 fst -thln TIRE yeas and giving the north sis Of
'fhs resolution Is will be perceived provides that ons
pier shall be extended TO feot bit there proysios
Scat may be further extended that tho Compsay
may carry their entire front 70 any distance
TO toe middle OF the river 10 which The as Of tho s
compss, otter pnvus kssociations .Sl Cereoa.,,,1s
boSnd,ns almost on, entire shore host NH. ss4 w,es
undoubtedly be entitled 70 sue same aYor thereby sarfos
eeiHg Ito trust committed ~ our charge, nc"
~ Last evening", the fifteenth Of tho popular
Of before Assoc aron delivered By
J W johnson, Esl, OF Newark, N J. Subject" Shan
dan
II. 3. Mail APPoNTaEsrs-JOhn Low 0f
appointed u 3 Mail Agents between sewysrs sad Pima
eePba, IN place OF W. w rhoed and O. Atkiosos
MECHANICS AT TaEsros-The Mechanics
Of Trenton their meeting Tuesds, evening" took thu
preliminary nsss"res tog forming an AAsoeaton Tor betiss
ms then condition.
~ To night the Journeymen House Car.
peDtsn hold meeting IN Wildwood Hail. for the parPsss
sHiziEs under .s following resolution pissed hss
LEAF meeting
de.olred That q Society Of JOmnsymeu Carpenters be
forued ~ meet Ia each confer With s,ch
other respecting the prize Of wages ssd other matters sp-
pertaining 70 he utGe.
NOVEL ATTEaPT TO COMMIT SUIoIDK.-On
Taesasy Afternoon a. the o'clock NJ Dover uan
about niles north Of Aswuk genEensa named Ossrss
BoDaf YVES standing tho tFsek. and the sp
pr0aehsc stepped forward % the track A.
va fup bic stop tue trsia he strrek gp0n the
sbCufeF by the frame Of the locomotive and his
LroSen Had b. ten another step he would asTe bsso
kfd From his csneuet thsn, ADD hS tho fact tass he
haf been IN tie q trains three times day
il = apparent that be nsen2ed destroy b h.s In that
nlanpsT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
Posi.Omce Operations.

The Postmaster General has established.
discontinued, and changed the names Of the following
Pot-of1ces during the week ending Saturday, k,--h
5. 1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

THI REcEyr FmE IN 0RASGE-sr.-Aaotier
D.4tb-ary Aruero ons OF the females burned BY ths
@[r.;pu OF a can.phsue lamp No. u Orange IT. on
T,day pisht died yss.srday tue New ork Hospital
Cpgy Gamble held al inquest the body, sad verdes
rs.l vas Eaf.ye OF Italy g years Ut age TINS the
tAlrd dsa.h from the accident u question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

CRIME nscE 1916 The following, from the
Chief Of Policies Report, will show the number Of
re.ls nsde =, July. lsij 70 Dec 81, 1882 also FOR
ls52 alone
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

~ The weather yesterday was half fair aud
half rainy, but the rain was no, plentiful enough to in
terfse with ordinary outdoor enjoyments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

EsTERrANMENTs.-Prof BorsroS will de-
liver the second Of the second eourse Of his ins,ruc.
tive Lectures this evening at Metropolitan Hall
This is the lsst night but one Of the Opera At
kiblos Madame Sontsg gives US Lucia" assisted
by Bsdisli PozzOlini and others.
AT wALLAcxs, for the benefit Of Miss Mulvins,
the fine comedy Of" The Road Ruin" and the fares
of" The Good For Nothing" Miss NJ playing "Nap"
AT the BROADWAY. Mr.. Forrest - "Othelo, and
the petite comedy OF Who Speaks First"
AT Burrows, "The Merry Wives of Windsor"
with the manager as "FallstaH." Also the farce of
"The Phenomenon."
At the sr CHARLES, "virginius," By J. r. Scott,
and "P. p" or "Tbe Man AMI the Tiger"
Attic MUSEUM, in the afternoon, Allow me to
Apologize" and Ny Friend in the straps" In the
evening " Blue Beard" and Your Lifos in Danger"
AT the CIkcUs the usual performance Of horse
msnsbip, &c, by the French Troupe.
AT wooD's MINsrRELs. new variety of first csss
Ethiopian performance including sentimental
Song, Delinestons, &c.
AT HELLEKs, vsrious illusions OF tho Black Art.
Second Sight &c.
AT RIsLEr's, the fine Panorama Of the River
Thames. and the remarkable scenes thereon.
AT BANvARD's the GeOrarna or Picture OF the Holy
Land a. 1t is.
AT the ART UNION RooMs. rare collection of
works Of art paintings, &c.
AT the EGYrrrAN MUSEUM, singular and interest.
ing relics of the Land of Bondage
~ Madame SOntag will, it is reported, 60
to Philadelphia next week. where she will produce
series OF Operas in the beet possible style.
Il The California Steam Navigation Com
United this side and the Cortez and Wnhsd
Scott the Pacific for their line. They have also
contracted with Mr. westerveIt for three new ships TO
be flushed soon as possible
~ His Excellency Senior de Oms, Peru
yan Minister, srrived in town yesterday and stay.
ing for time at the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

RUM STATIsrios.-In the Report Of the
Chief Of Police, to the Board OF Aldermen last
evening are the following statistics They show the
whole number Of places where rum is sold In the
eral Wards and the number Of places licensed sell
the number OF grogshops where IL sold without
license, and the number Of rogshopI kept open
Sunday. How is 1t that the Police while in possession
Of such information this do not arrest the keepers
ofplsces unlicensed and selling liquor on sunday when
they have the necessary Poweri Who guilty Out Of
ISL selling without iconse only Is have been srrcrsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
wILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.
morning n m

OVERHEARD. - Yesterday morning q man
usned James Wood. residing in South Eshss-s,. pre-
epiaed into the water in attempting 60 jump board shs
Peck sp boat He rescued by the hands about
tie i.ny pocket book containing tS which he hsd IL
his hands the tns lost but sterwsrd found
the adjoining slip.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
NorEL ATTEMPT 10 ComnIr SUICIDE. On
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

q. $. DISTRICT COURf,-Befofe Jasze Bsrrs
Edwsfd EloI sz The F,esIacst Dallas her machinery &c
To recover SOS iG for materials aud labor
fsruishsd ky Mr. Knox, who eyppsrsaith la Febsuay
ISL tie useh agry Of tho Dallas He ALL ges tlt a.
Dsd By Aessns Thatcher r. Payne and Ethaa camp
bell and thai b. employed by owner and By FS.s
cis Harsy TIE IGaser 70 do toe WORK snf that T sf
worn Re La Zen upon the yexsi
/. GeeBse, 10 10 denied that Mr. Csnpbe ever wac
Of he Dalas th@. Ar Harry Vas nasSSr -tst
pIeylOas 10 Mash 1851 abe o1Dsd BY the cnitsd
stste- Lon which time - 0eobsr 1851 she was Owned
b. Mr PayLe ad Samuel r. Brooks .nd alter latter po-
nod GDlely By Mr. Psyus-sazs hr. Campbell claimed 70
have 1ysLsd certain sg2pss improvements for the se-
pesOn sEd % u1eblusry, Aad contracted
with BayBe Brooks for TIE Of S<Dc % place
aid Ins klHery 10 the DALAI sSd that Mr. knox NJ
DYED a. al va loyed b. M. Campbell VITA uss
sxe.pticr 81 portion Of TIC charge amounting 10 Sl
Or No. he tall never prevented 20 the owners,
IRIS fab.r o0Efended Or Gefsss, tsf the s>ant has
M lien he D.ts< hAsios been OWusS siresiy stated
pg.you. % sh March, BY The Uaised states ~ose
a., The hso does s,tsesns also sgse hfuDshod
Il vas icy the invenoa and dcoysy of sad Campbell
sDG rOf cor any yOyses-
IL w. sEstes MAI the iaventioo not uese~fsl
Wire question ssd the Steamboat did
70 oct ne boiler weaf IL sxplod-d. boiler wa
psr n End experiments made bat the Machine - sad.
was .ound BE- Sufficient and the Dallas twhch
st1at 30 tcns) stss~srd tsrnsd into sailing yoasst
The case .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
CITY ITEMS.

RANGE % THE THERMOMETER At
4 Dda,os-'s Le--eyty Lynch CI4rts.l 81 Val e.
$50. JAM Noon. sPIM SPIN
March n.............4 20 "a q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
AocrpEsr-On "Wednesday afternoon a a


janice Murphy, reading in North Eighth o.. whiis
engaged blasting had h tre and hs ids badly burned
by the premature explosion Of charge Of powder.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
SUPERIOR COURT.

In the ease of Bell Il Co. agt eIOrs. Of Ssml
Legxett the council for desrss has concluded sam,nS
90 Ia tie other brsneA the suit Fowls az. Bowen
ys,oee3ing-tas testimony 40. ~ s.oS,d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
,rvr 70 Covs1r SUICIDE. man mined

ATTFxPT TO COMMIT SuicIDK.--A nan . tniei
r. - o. -, Wa. taken 70 the Seventeenth Ward
Dsrs st.ri0u on Wednesday nigh, s1fsrins from ne
cscs Il an overtoss OF arsenic which Il was
- 20 taF 6r he PURPOSE Of saieide. paper cons.
- ~ De roison was found IN has pocket Dr. Is L.
BsSA va called IN and succeeded N fsn9Vssg tas POI
so from az stomach de vas Asn sent Dsi'fe justice
Ii
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

FIRE.-Between IL and 1 o'clock YESTERDAY
morning FIRE discovered the sroe Of Peter
J. Ronos the Of south First and Esvun H. SEE
Ocor MeErOy aud others forced open tina door sad
ceedsd 10 extBsuishing che flames Loss about so in
surcd in the Atlantic Insurance Company for ESQ IL 10
.uppos ed the building set on fire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
F,,ryo,. se,yyoLD-Ts Three Men I&jarsd

All l-JI = VII ~ =
On Meen. .day Afternoon ascaEod which had been rreoe
~ he AIDE Of Ds~ building, IN Twenty nlaLE 81 nsH
ssventb-av tel ccryinz with u Richard faaehsrs rs
son srS ran named Joseph Lee, all u who were Sc
- ,s.rrd CT HaEGexan. u the Twentieth Waif
Poiee wAz soon he spot aud h2i t-s M urea '1 0'4
veyed 70 taelr places OF residsnes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

EfWlb FOlrfN FULrfs
For alleged libel, already referred o. This
ease vss gwen yesterday the Jsryths degree IL malice
any ke, te qzsssoa for their consideration. Sealed
yerciet tina forsnS0n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
BgReLAnr AND HEAVY RossERr ~ Bxo.D-

w,Y-A, late hour wednesday nizl,, tss ettsasss
,.ioriuE establishment Of Ar Lyman DsreJi ns 90
Brts6vuy was entered BY Burglars add roooes o.
aSe eiOlliI sergra cks yestnss and oteer re- go -
the "a ue Il about - esc Three hundred dcl1s
tbe ecthinz corEs,ei q verdi8g suits q t1s mss
character and % have ben iorwanese ~ -
n-i.ons and o1s Of the Guy. today 1870 ~ a.
,sL - aS.S Ar leasns az The stsirs Of the oS
Suhssntis ehsr.ese yet n se-sss sys. = 1865 nd
a. :rsF ecsoa q t@e 2ss - rsts sole tsroash me
70 val wkich s>p.rated ths bal n tie secone SOY %
H. store bot EBaiEE thi' ~; essLJ .Seo1l 80.
49, 80 bossd ,syscsl hses All 1is 30 -psrs7f7 IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
The RoBsERr or LKrrEss AT rHE BsolD-

v.y PO,r4DTFlCE-Th.s case WAS u nave 1eer i1nhel
1red ye.ersay bat N IUence q TIE absence OF
~ Daniel kl.E the .ccGsee Nho "a 10 " SaAsson
= rasttsr was postponed % fstErs tians.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

DrsHoyIsT SERyAsT.-Rssanna Kennedy,
rya.t "a the family Of Nm Sarah s0lonsn residing a NO
- CIV H.-uI.c. va. ,sssresy arrested BY O1cer Mar
n II IL Lever Police Court, charged VITA steains
"a vaich two zoA ehsaz diamond rig and sos other
property valued u al a. slV7 oeiongns 70 aer
- co.sassd Der silt aad ressOred tie properly Jcs
O.bo-re Committed Der % tas To1ass tog ,rasl-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

~ His Excellency Senior de Oms, Peru
van Minister srrved in town yesterday and ia stay.
ing for a time at the Metropolitan Hotel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

ren fron beng Burned to leah TIE Old vensn- 4
appears In the hsba of smoking IN bed and Il -
supposed tost the TIRE dropped from her pipe All
Nus set Gre to the clothing Sc. The police -uccsedsi
ed ~ subtuirs the sames before much damage occur
red 10 the building. No slarIn was given BY the bella
The nsnis Of the deceased woman Sarah Csnasusa
ton She 50 years of age and nEtive Of Ireland
One Of the children two AID asalf years OF ass
and the other only six moaths Old
Yesterday afternoon Coroner Gsmbs held an inquest
upon the bodies Of Mrs. CannsSzhton and James and
John Ryan. At the Twentieth Ward S,aaoa House
From the evidence sSduced ifsppeared tha, Mrs Rys,
went out to make vist and was absent about four
hcurs She opened the door TO enter, but WA CON
PEELED to retreat the smoke rushing into her face
She managed 70 reach the door, and yes hold Of the
cradle in which she left her youngest child Ga taking
her son from the cradle be was dead. The Police
rubbed into the house and found TIE body OF Mrs
Csnnsushton, she having been sudocssed. her
other son was found lying on the door near the
stove, also dead The Jury rendered verdict that
Mrs. Cannaughton came to her death by sufocstion
snd the burns on her body occurred aser death Also
that the children Jsnes and John Ryan came 10 their
deaths by sutfocatior.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18
Coxuos Covsom.-An adjourned meesas II

this ecdy ws, held last evening The usaa rsaius sas
transacted and lengthy dscass,sa enssei
resolution offered by Aid Marvin IN relation 10 tie s
poscn Of the City funds, without however szrvs %
any definite conclusion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-18

~" Parties consuming Gas will ind an sd-
vsStssuea, OF iase-est TO them
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-19

The pe,op entered utos osr books uss =
payment of ths subscription be n4ss IL sAysAcs- ~
Distant subscribers monsy b, sss shs ps.sss sx
which paid BY ..saasS BY ourselves IN IL sss
usnsmssioa. 4@
Of Congress, A~< weekly dsslas
Subscriptions penod year recSssd %
psorortoned o above
90 POsTMAsTEks ouI agents sy
sending DAILY suscnker, with
sEhwEEkLY subscribers. with z5 ensio.sd; WEEKLY
suSscnbers sla eneosed viii he ennpsd
ediuon they subscribers ssssss
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-10-19
From lhs Lynehbarg Repusiesa.
Mr.. Guthris,s Letter.

Ia ihe comments OF wing editors u,on the recent letter
o. M Galhre The Secretary of The Treasury 10 Collector
Bronson, oi New York, convincing eyidences thar
sensitive plants are not coaned The hot houses OF
itaies OF the gardens of florists, They exist well in
Tue sanctum oil whx Offices and those very gentlemen,
whose moral petals now close in holy horror from the
tant OF f Gutnnes letter, but one year ago opened
most nAgsnsly to the embrace OF Sewsrdsm. A plain
man may we'll dsfust such Inconsistent and spasmodc
virtue, and doubt The reality OF that sensveness which
tney now manifest We do neither We once heard OF
staggering bully who knocked down by Peter
Francisco and upon coming to his senses, looked
can'ly around and asked, in dismay, elf The Lgh.mg
struck anybody else Whg editors have YET rscov
cred from The knock DOWN OF 1852 and it, upon their
ncpienl resuscalon. they mistake weasel for whale,
or get fnKhtened At nohing The development proves,
not Their dishonesty. but simply that they YET
her sn "a fact o. which people have long been sal-
irhrd. But dIsmssing whig editors, whose conyu-ive
spssms argue life than do the motions OF a corpse
subjected gaIvanc battery let look at Mr. Guth
RES le'ier. E
Tue Of the letter is simply this tha, every demo.
crat who now stands upon the Baltimore platform and
recognises the Compromise final adjustment of The
slavery question: Is not TO be prescribed because of past
and regretted political The inaugural addies. Of
General Pierce announced Ike principle and The sgb
est Election must satisfy every candid und that The
adoption of rule Of conduct like this can alone preserve
tue hS'Hohy ol party Qulet Agitdtton. All OI
oar y mpshes with Dck knsoa and those democrats
who b.ve never fraernised with seci,onaI organsza
uon Gladly would we them in the ascendant and
iter patriotism rewarded. Indignant we're We At The
Wfsh.tS OF those scbsm defeated Cass in ls4s
aud lost the Empire STATE to the republican party Tor
several years From real motive purely personal and
upon the PrsIt OF principle irsi,orous aud uncoDstu-
tonaI, they sundered the democratic paryy defeated lis
candidates. and brought the country the verge OF civil
war Great was their sn gigantic their error Bu,
they have repen,ed. and lie, rri,ae th into
Repeated agitation BY senseess dennnciaton and fool
ish prescription. II they willing 10 sop their incen-
diary proceedings, tand they have stopped ihem) where
the wisdom patriotism OF continued hunting down /!
II surveyorshp in New York. lew cerkships il the
custom house and few pos, Offices, make pa.
tois OF ,htm particular harm in attempting
their purihcanon uh<n tie condition of i The recsnta.
mon Of Jo,mr hessles and the recog OF The plat
FORM Tns Is the condition requued in Mr.. Guthrie :
letter.