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Halls Patent Powder Proof Lock, having received the phe
public a. prize safe q he world Tested and approved ay
awarded BY udes Fair
naes 70 manufacture aud furnish Wilder. Patent saaandr SAFE
edo which has been ayoabY and widely and ackno~
ss proof champion
a "s OF l dpsS 81 ne b. safe. G s
who are assured that all safes BY him. author
pae sqi superior any many pass
s 5 s n ne
rSuae building fires il New York and Sag saooI in ,s
sv Dss 81 isss fire
Chicago and Syracuse in 1885, and at the - Charles hotel
chsaw, j. O., Montreal Ca Coiborne, Ca 81 Louis. and os
dsnsbu and many others Of which can be seen az The sae
and tWidsr's) Patent saamander Safes. -
Paisntee and Manufacturer Of als Anti Gunpowde Lock,
Green b'f bswsss MAIDEN "s wa a
., d s @ I when %civa The niae medal Al ,he
Fair, and which cannot be had other place In the
The following certificates have Just been received
JERSEY CRY, Feb. 3, 1889
much that Of make
the preserving our books and valuable papers 1sss
that occurred in the night Of the 2'h u AZ No -
owing situation wall did fall into the cellar but was
exposed the full heat Of the re from il: and
the had all the plates and knobs
pletely melted OFT ,..r * 81
X.
Mr.. SrLAs G. HERRSs. ssas.s"
NEw YoRH, Feb. l6, 1853. 3
SR We deem duty hand certificate OF the fact that
the entire bought Of were unn
jucd remaining fire, which destroyed the
building occupied rs the night OF the Sd
books papers, perfect when
the safe all the watch In running oder
and ofthem in motion.
j. DUCOMMiN b SON, #te5.
@taHea #sl.4 Watch makers and Importers
Mr., SILAs G. HgRRISo. ssa ..J Cd
Bhe subscriber proprietor the Salamander Marble Com
pany of mabieizcd iron manici Ia
BILE and columns &c. &c. Principal depot NO oi5
Broadway exhibition the saamander safe Depot
Nos. 1885, l37, and I39 Water street. ea t.a
p SJohn Farrell for the sale OF the genuine salamander
Depot, No. 81
Walnut street. and IS Granite street, Philadelphia.
Feb g7--dn III siLAs c. HERRING.
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HINDER provisions Of
approved June ~ iSao, which declares whenever
reduced number than one huadred thousand
A o the duty o. the Secretary of the Treasury discontinue he
remain uasoId discon,inaance land ONCE The
he iss 4 e. srs s si ssss 'f hss
ossn discontinued o. s1rh The Secretary q the shall
as u As as 'S BY e 40 ssss M
rpH Esss s sa's hsi Ts as secretary ON.
70, has directed that the land Office
Indiana be discontinued the remaining
Of me dseonnuanee are to be subject sale land office
Lands remaining uasod and Incorporated aud
suDjse to entry as heretofore ., that once rom he
sa a ~ saa e s q By the & and
day o. i they AZ. g ssarsd 70 's'Ds aSperi'o0 for entries
Commissioned of the General Land once.
goods obviae The difficulty Of obtaining ainen goods
by making their selections once from stock Now Of
80 pieces linen sheetings, all widths and prices g
100 do sSls diaper. and damssS. from medium to extra
fine, all OF stylish and modern patterns
Towelngs Of all the leading and sterling Styles IN great pro
Alarse 10, Of cheap and good table napkin. .l
heavy 70 extra fine all Of the best makes
All goods all linen We de-
particular linen branch of trade
900 plain white cambrics, from medium extra hne
Included the lot choice assortment of jaeonet
-, 100 pieces plaid eamsrss, all patterns, nne quality
articun desiYe the of al liza
Terms cash in ali cases unless arranged 10 the contrary
articles
cases.
PERRY BROTHER,
Feb I7-eoeuf Opposite Centre Market
= - -
and lyntIrond COrnDnny,
.-..---' m. - !. III, ,l.,. .
NOTICE hereby gwen hat BOOKS or RECEIVING 70
the capital STOCK OF e Aexahdna ana fefy
VIII DC opened In the CITY OF Wnshnxon " w on me 1 aay VI
March, 1855
tthe banking mouse OF oofcoah unae! ne VI
VIM w Cocoran Elisha Riggs y Wm u. nut beihafd hooe'
an :
AZ the Mayorn umce, under u'e dnecuoh o. JONI w,
Joseph D an ehoHss D. CWei anu Seo Fahcs VI ay wv" VI
them. 80. . .,.
JOHN ~ BhENI,
np piMiS ,; yAM rMyrE'
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Steamer Star of tic West.

CHARLKsros, Feb. 25.-The steamer Star Of tho West,
from San Juan and Nicaragua put in here yesterday out
Of coal She comes via Havana. and is bound for New
York She left San Juan the l9h, and brings California
dates to the LIST OF February She has hundred and
sixty passengers Her news is anticipated by the
arrival ut New Orleans, and Of the Crescent CITY at New,
York The Star ofthe West connected with the Pacific
San Jnan del Sud- with four hundred pasengers Nothing
i'm portant from San Juan. ##
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The Inauguration.
ORDER OF PROCESSION.


Ya2RUH THE JUDICIARY.
Aids-MarshaI- in Chef-Aids
. The Military. under the command of Col Hickey
President OF the United States, with President elect and
suite. with citizen marshas his Left and the Uni
ted States marshal for the Dsrc, of Columbia and
\, his deputies on his right.
The Committee of Arrangements of the Senate OF the
United States
.4 s. $1,000 Foreign Ministers.
The Corps Diplomaque.
Members elect, Members and ex Members OF Congress-
and ex- Members of the Cabinet.
Governor aud Governors Of States and Territories,
and Members OF the Legislatures OF the same
Officers OF the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, and Militia
O1cen and Soldiers OF the Revolution, the War OF 1919.
rs, and all other Wars.
The Corporate Authorities OF Washington and George
$780, r town.
.sla The Jackson Democratic Association.
Other Political Associations OF the District. and from
distance
All Organized Civic Societies.
Professors and Students OF Colleges and Schools in the
n t+fa5 District of Columbia
Citizens Of the District of Columbia and OF States and
Territories.
FORMATION
The constituent parts OF the procession requested
to assemble in front OF the City Hall the morning OF
the 4th OF March, at 10 o'clock precisely
The military will there be formed in accodancs with
the orders Of their commanding officer.
The several associations, authorities and bodies
mefzted above, and others intending TO Join in the pro-
cesson will there be received by assistant mashals and
assigned TO their appropriate positions They
quss,ed approach in double file, and will be prepared
10 follow the column OF military in sections of eight
Ths column will form a, ioS O'Clock precisely, and
proceed Louisiana to market space Penn
sylvania avenue thence thai avenue to Wiards Ho
ts. where the President OF the United States and Pres
idsnt elect will be received in line and escorted in col
umn to the Capitol, where the ceremony OF the inaugu
ration will take place, and thereafter each consluen.
par OF the procession will b. lett free to its drec-
ton.
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Grand bail Musical sotrec Al Csr..rs saloon
THE WASHINGTON LIGHT INFANTRY BAND have the
pleasure their friends and TO vstens TO the me
opsls the evening Of the Presidents Inauguration n
Msrch they give ersnd musical sores Every
nsemsn has been made make the worthy o.
The Terpscore will hsvs opportunity Of
Enjoying themselves hearts delight while the band during the
best composers. n
Hckee va 20 be had and psusl places.
MANAGERS.
John w. Maury, M.ox n r.v~o,h
Richard Wsllsch. N.to, ~ . ysi,.ch
Walter Lenox. C.ss.s ~ ,...-..
yo"m yrspp'' Captain WiisoR.
,ep| Captain p. \.
yeseph r.. Davis. Causain Tsss Fl ....a
ft ~. " e. nnt"' Captain Bradford.
ssm1 ~ JAYS. Csptain Bright.
Henry =. Robinson. p N. Hvcoks ~ E
Chaaes w. HsyAon Daniel Rasc,tNs
Chsnes Ball Joe sbihngson.
reb 1-AsTunr t.s# ~
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p -. HOOE = CD. Whesssais ahA Rstaal Ds~ssrs In
ssrpstne, noor oil coshs, natse matssias
shsstine hsnksts, and house furnishing generally.
PsAnsyvSNia sstwsss tn ana sh wsshtnsps
n. q. Nf1 a tfNNt -tt..a 3
A. sd ha9Mt ta4fafI - PIT <aNs .'
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The marshals will be designated by blue scarfs with
white rosecs, and white saddle trimmed with blue
and pink. and carry baton Of hickory two feet long, Of
blue color, with gilt ends. two inches deep.
The assistant marshals will pink scars, white
settee, saddle covers whIte trimmed with blue aud pink
baons white, with red ends same length mars.as'
The marshals and assistant marshais will meet at City
Hall at o'clock, the morning of the 4h of March,
when they will be assigned their respective duties r
The marshalin-chiet and aids will be designated by
white scarfs, with blue and pink rosee., white saddle
sovers, trimmed with blue and pink rosettes
The following gentlemen will act as aids 10 the mar
shal-in-chief: H
s s. r. Hobbie, Capt. Lewis Carr, rap#
P. Barry Hayes, Esau Pckrell,
L. d. Slamm Dr. Henry Haw,
81 Major S. L. Lewis J. A. Honncuu
Arnold Harris, James s. Wilson,
us Major Lay.
ID HOOVER,
HsF8#.ess Marshal-in-Chef.
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A Great National Painting will open ~ Iron
II Hail. Pennsylvana avenue
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI.
Panied by r. Smith, Recently returned from
Of Europe, where visited by admng thousands
received highest Of European appreciation
and judges again submitted good
Of the American people Large
tions having been made TO II since last this
splendid American
scenery Cities and OF
great Mississippi valley from the Falls OF ST Anthony
Mexico
Admission so Gentleman and ladies 81 Children
Exhibition evening TX and Wednesday
day ahernoons at 81. Doors open one hour previous
Mar l--dI
ITO POLIrIClANs-Joe shlington published Blue
Book, containing complete list OF all the Offices in the gin
government with salaries, fees, hc, &c.
Sunday school edition OF Uncle Toms Cabin
Hickey,s Constitution Of the United
The Cavile Family by the author of Frank Falegh
Putnam Haper, Grahams MaaaIines March; also
odey's sdys Book and all The other for March
Evchnx In the book stationery and cheap publ
eaiicn line for sale
JOE sHILLTNoToN's
Bookstore, Odeon Building, ~ street and
Penn. avenue agent for the Herald and sll other
New York papers.
Mar III
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A.
Asans and Stage Manager. MIR. A. w. FENNo
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DOCKS In every department OF literature, science,
ID be found al the subscribesa
collected with including The best finest
well as the cheaper issues of the same.
Buying American books almost wholly for cash. and
English himself direct from London,
every prices which the be
points United
good collection Of French books be found
seccton limited of Spanish Italian,
TONS FRANCk TAYLOR.
Books stationery periodicals. mathematical insumens
thing imported TO order from London Pas either of
large cities Of Europe.
NEW IN pOrtant medical What to Observe
IN In Medical Cases, at the bedside and after DEATH"
authority the
servation Price dollar.
For sale BY TAYLOR MAURY,
t4s Medical Booksellers 9th street.
All medical books supplied the publisher lowest
prices
Mar 1
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On TuEspAr EvGnss, March 1,
VIII be presented the lsushablc farce OF
CAPTAIN CHARLOTTE.

Amer which, the Chinese Performers will give their second
NATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT.
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JUST PUBLISHED,

For sals BY Fdnek Taylor and Taylor Mawy. 49,
DoRTRAI1s OF Eminent living with bioRsph
John
Livingston, of the New York bar in volumes,
Price, plain cloth, So; cloth full gilt, Is.
har
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Law school Cumberland University, AT Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Abrshsm Caruhsrs, late one Of the circuit
Il Judges Of Tennessee.
Green OF the judges OF the supreme count
Of Tennessee.
L. Ridley Of the ohsncellor Of the stse
Judges Green devote their whole time exclusively
TO the school,
Daily examinations OF each class on the
Of lectures, but explanations OF the
daily Of the examinations
Law and equity, IN which stu
all the known In actual
practice The require them
Of documents TO be read A. evi
Of the cases are taken ny appeal 70
moot court held monthly in the class, and In
~ session The students act NJ CLERKS sher
Circuit chsncelors and In other ccia
pacies conpec ed their suits. .#&
,ember and ends third February The second
Monday In February and ends second
Thursday In July. -
fec = boarding go Students furnish their books
which bp had in the Lsb.son bookstores 81
Fcu, complete the the
deps No previous study
classes Students
any ma during the collegiate yeat a#
fbsvs 10 moot legislature connected with the school.
Namber OF the last collegiate eightys
ROBERT L. CARUTHERH, FL fnl
Feb l1-eoly F President Board Of Trustees.
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REGULATIONS.

No carriage Of any description, or horses, will be adj
med in the PROCESSION the Pennsylvania avenue,
durAg s except such equi red by the
military the marshals, and assistant narshals such
nay be considered necessary by the Chief Marshal
Spectators requested to con6ne themselves the
adeways and foot-pavements, TO leave space be-
tween the advancing column and the pavemens each
side
II il earnestly hoped that all will yield ready and free
acquescence In these simple arrangements and any others
which occasion may require for the general relief sraf
cation and comfort OF all concerned and tina, all will feel
equally Interested in aiding by example, COUNSEL and per
sonai exeron IN preserving good order the
Fsne'nah'y being all important upon such occasion,
the rules above specified will be gdly adhered and
must be distinctly understood that the column will be
put IN motion precisely at the hour named-Iot o'clock
# J. ID. HOOVER
Marshal-in-C Chief
N RssrnssrAL HsApeuAsrxHs OF voLusrsrp- n O.
Washington, February Is, Is,a
The regiment Of volunteers having part IN.
the Of the President
March, viii assemble Rrou nd
/. nost sfthe IN O'Clock, N.
The oBcss commanding win
occasion. a.r,
NJ eMrsvs commanding corps from distances and de-
sns poccssion, requested report to the
rrspAss oncss . and places above stated
ny order OF Colonel William Hickey, ~. .sg.s.
20 s7-Aa t JAMES b. TAFT, Adjutant
s.4 -
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Prices Of admission Private boIes q dress circle and
1usts 50 children under half price reserved
IS cent? orchestra rs family circle, As third
tier, 50 cents coiored gallery, Is cents.
Door At 81 O'Clock bs will be raised at III The
boz once will be daily from 10 O'clock \ O'Clock
p.m
Mar
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nErTLEMENS dress shtrts OF superior quality and
always found Lanes where
latest style and best
lowest cash prices.
c. II. LANES s.H
Hat, cap, n qentsmens furnishing establishment
Pa. avenue, near ~ street
Feb x-hhw
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NEW SPRING GOODs.-we just receiving
~ spring goods, which desirable would
invite the OF the Indies Of the follow
ing,
10 pieces plain all wool mousncs, in the following coors viz
blue French blue blue choco mode lavender pink
brown and color all perfect shades and beautiful
quality.
Also all mousseine de the article
eling introduced the
ashionabe bought them bargain, shall offer
them vev cheap.
Is embroidered colored robes, bargain
100 pieces check cambcs from iak cents TO III cent? decidedly
the had
100 plain white cambrcs swiss musn aeonst eambs
and white dotted Swiss
nicely gloves Of the quality
good Of ladies' and genemens lnencsmbc hand
kerchefs
we have just received following staple goods
! case Wamsutts couons
] James's mills
1 ~ Howard
Is pieces twist York Ms tho bos wearing goods in
the
10 pieces real Irish linens, nssored.
the goods
In pleasure showing them
added full assortment OF bearhed and
brown Table linens napkins toweing crash, brown Hollands
French cloths csssimere and general
staple goods which we viii offer
tho Tor cash punctua customers,
Feb 22-eo3uf W. a. shUsTER q 20.
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nON~r FORGET aNIDER, Jr.'s, Wine Store, PhtI-
sdepis where and liquors OF resoe
qusy and and them early delivered Al you honss IN
Washington nee of freight Adsmss srprss on droppns'
80 = -''' ~ sNrpERs, Philadelphia
Jaa t-dn
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Collectors Once, City Hall, Nov. 2, 1854.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAx-PAYERS.-Nouce . hereby
IN that advertisement Of delinquent
preparation, will be completed Published
about December
The undersigned respectfully represents that the law allows him
enforce
advertisement and OF all properly
upon which unpaid
All persons
and paying avoid the heavy advertisement
h ROCHE,
Nov 9-eou Collector.
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DOTATOES POFATOES.-l,O 900 bushels Of primo Mercer
potatoes, suitable for table planting For sale in lots
suit purchasers. Apply 10
PETER BERRY,
Feb 9-eolm Water street, Georgetown
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Metropolitan McchAnics' Institute.
HAVE authorized Mr. Michael Nash
and persons wishing the become
the Institute mako payment 10 him
WIN. II. WARD, Financial Secretary.
Feb l5--eod6r Office Todd's hat
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MAGIC Hunting watches. Rich Jewe1ry. dsc.--M W.
M GAIT BROTHER offer beautiful assortment ~ s"rsv,m
gold watches. macr hunting cases NV sIne wssen
can hunting Watches changed WI INTO
ncss sHpoasd faces aTas t..8ae. 81 .GL. ~ Ill.
Betd~s N ladies' and wecne
Sesesspson they Orr magnificent "ck ~ esno~e aSs
ch styles Of ie~ey tSs 'svsss PG.ros n.Srr~sp
sign n the ocdss Eass, Psansyy.ais :y.sss, ~ g
PsAN-A bef~een Sm ~ lUA 0eso,
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To inserted Repseaic, snA Union N
nson Louisiana ststs RepubNcan Onsass Bsleus an
New Orleans Rec, New Orleans La Mobile Advertser Msa
Alabama Pensacola cspeue, Pensacola, daily for Two ws o
copy paper containing the advertisement TO sent
Engineer Department - AtNH hAA
Feb Q1--daw
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-06-10

, MARIETTA g. CINCINNATI RArLRoAp.--It
will be seen by an advertisement Of the Pre-
sdent and Chief Engineer Of the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad, in another column,
that all the work necessary to complete this
read from Marietta to Wheeling is offered to
be let by the 18th Of July next. Also that
proposals will be received for the only portion
between Marietta and Cincinnati remaining
to be put under contract, SO that the whole
line will be in active process of construction
in little more than a month from the present
time. .t 7i,.,...,......
We understand that the seventy-fve miles
let about eighteen months ago is nearly ready
for the iron, and it is expected that nearly
one hundred miles will be completed this year.
1t is the longest road under one charter in the
State of Ohio, and the Directors promise that
it shall be the best. 1t is to be laid with the
first quality Of compound rail, weighing seven
ty-fve pounds to the yard.-W Wheeling Intel.
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From The IVeStchester Eramiaer.

FRIEND EDTToRs:-Believing brief notice
ol the proceedings of the Religious Confer.
ence just held in this county, would be o
some interest to the readers of our county pa.
pers, we propose furnishing the county pa
pers with an outline, previously to their pub
licotion in pnmphlct form.
In conformity with call extensively no
ticcd by public journals, lurge number o.
persons, some of whom were from distant
States, assembled in Old Kennctt Friends
Meeting House, Chester county, with view
TO the formation of n Yearly Meeting of Pro.
grcssive Friends in Pennsylvania. On first
day morning the house was crowded to over
| ilowing. Opening remarks were made by
Joseph A. Dugdnle, and vocal prayer offered
by jonathan Lamborn, after which Thomas
McClintock, from Western New York, ad-
dressed the meeting at considerable length
in lucid and forcibe discourse in favor o.
practical holiness. After pause of few
minutes William Barnard briefly stated the
objects of the meeting, and nominated Joseph
a. Dugdole to act as clerk pro tenn. Hannah
NJ Darlington proposed Sidney Pierce for the
same duty, both of which were accepted by
the Conference.
The call was then distinctly read. Com.
munications, expressive OF sympathy with the
movement, were received from the following
associations and individuals, to wit: The
Western q. M. held at Kennett Sa,iare, Sa.
lem q. M. of Progressive Friends In Ohio,
ioPcdale Association in Mass, Theodore
Parker, of Mass, John G. Forman, Mass.
Geriit Smith, of New York, Samuel J. May,
New York, Edward Hull, New York, Thomas
w. Higginson, New York, Cassius M. Clay,
of Kentucky, James Belange, of Illinois,
Daniel Ricketsan, Of Mass, Dayton M. Cur
It's, of Ohio, and William l.. Garretson, OF
Mass.
After free consideration of the circum-
stances under which the Conference conven-
ed, it was with great unanimity agreed, in
UieW Of the reasons set forth in the call, to
organize religious society, to be known as
the Pennsylvania Yearly Meeting of Progress.
sve Friends. All persons were invited 10 CO.
operate with Us, who recognize the Equal
Brotherhood Of the human family, without re-
gard To sex, color, or condition, and who ac-
knowledge the duty of defining and illustrat-
ing their faith IN God, not by assent to a
creed, but by iives Of purity works of bcnef-
cence' and charity to mankind. 1t being un-
derstood that the body thus formed is to ex-
ercise no ecclesiastical or disciplinary au-
ihority, and that individuals are to be as free
to Withdraw from as they are to aiiilia with
il.
Lucrcta Mott Of Philadelphia, said she
hailed this movement with delight, and pro.
ceeded to speak at some length, and was fol.
lowed by remarks from Thomas Curtis, ]. A.
Dugdale, Sidney Pierce, 7. Hambleton, r. l..
Rose, Thomas Whitson, Thomas Garrett,
Chandler Darlington, T.. James, George pri.
'r, John Young, Oliver Johnson, DR.. d. Fus.
veil, Jonathan Lamborn, Thomas McClintock,
:. Hambleton, Ephraim Wilson, B. Rush
'lumly, Simpson Preston, and Sojourncr !
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OBJEcTs TO BE OBTAINED BY FREE SoIL-
ERs.-The Free Soilers of Massachusetts
lately gave John P. Hale Public Dinner,
in Boston. Hale made a speech defining
what he wished Free Soilers to do. 1t a.
mounted in short to this Work every where
to get the balance Of power, as you have It
in Ohio and Massachusetts That is what
we want."---In both these States, by the Free
Soilers holding the balance OF power, they
have compelled the Loco Focos to vote and
elect Free Soilar as United States Senator.
In both States it has been a corrupt bargain
to let a majority rule to secure the spoils to
Free Soilers and Locos. Hale points out one
good effect resulting from the corrupt scheme.
1t is this--in Loco States they adopt the
Baltimore Platform--at the last Loco Ohio
State Convention they rejected a proposition
to adopt it, and threw it under, the table,
Ohio Repository.