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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

In Trinidad the weather was promising a
change. The heat, however, continued exces-
Siye. Shipping was exceedingly scarce. Freights
consequently high; rs much as a los. rcr ton
having been offered for sugar to England Cot
ton growing, was extending, and several Gins
for freeing the cotton Of the seed had been i'm
ported. Another vessel with Chinese Immigrants
had arrived
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

ARRIVAL or THE CUBAN EXPEpGTIoNlsrs.- The
following officers, who were engaged in the Cuban
Expedition, under General Narcsso Lopez, and
sent to Spain FOR trial, which resulted in their
being transported to Ceuta, Africa, and, finally.
through the exertions Of Mr. Barringer, the
American Minister at Madrid, were granted a
full pardon, VIZ Captain L Radwch, Adiutant
to the late Colonel John Pragay; Ladislaus
Pnlank, Lieut.. John Pcteri, Lieut. Conrad
Eichler, Bella kevekers, George Brorsila anG
Juan Mikes, Grrivel in NewYo on the 9th,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

We are sorry to learn that the yellow fever
continued to prevail, particularly among the
shipping The Royal Mail Steamer La Plata,
which left that Island for England on the l8th,
had suffered considerably, and the American
clipper Flying Arrow, which had put in there
in distress, had lost several of her crew, and her
captain was lying ill of the disease when the
Merlin left.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

tFVdEf1FU
+ STRINGER & CO,
80. IS eAMf srEpEr,
" trs aoT receiving their sgpIl5sof
SPRING IND SUMNER CLOTHING
t'rse e7armsntgt iIeiiI FooLEN GOODS, lls
MERiNO, ALPACA, LINENS ets
-haire ass2ltof sitE BATfsTE and cAMBqIc cRAvATs
SIN, Isle THREAD and COTTON HALF HOSE
SILK, tlSLE THREAD and COTTON GLOVES
LINEN DRAWERS.
s'i-h' a-blAo and COTTON UNDER GARMENTS
~! SIN +. 5IRIS6ER 4 CO. 8, Cqtnr .t,s..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-06-18

EsS~ The steamer FRANK Lyon will attend to
hs business the SOUTHERN BELL fol the balance Summer
SEASON. the latter having laid for repairs, es 2p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
nc Jazz.
g J. Faulkner.
Reqaieseaf il Pace!
RAIL RoAp AccIpENrs.

The frequency Of railroad and steam boa, sideaf.
81 late, AID enormous loss d life consequent theson Il
our humble Judgement calls loudly for some aclioa o
the part Of our law-makng powers. We eaiapt iskt
up paper without tremendous calamity and loss Ii
lie Or 9 awful accident" sfarcs At us il fosidabls
array ofinky blackness And then the horrid inmate de-
failing accounts ofsmashed heads. broken bdahs ard
Iaanged coFpses, tnongh to sckcn one Tor lori
eight TO crown ALL nine tenshs Of these disasters arr
eadcd with the stereotyped statement, 50 peculiarly
eonsolng 10 the shpwrecked travellers and relatives e
those killcdno blame i attached 10 the cngineer DR.
Conductor"
The law passed BY Congress atits last sessSok mayl
have the effect, ifits prorions arc faithfully and i'm
partially carried out, Of preventing many accidents on
our southern and western waters BIT something must
DC done compel Rail Road Companies on the store o
senteres. guard against the awful ind Increasing
fatality fcn this mode Of travelling Some faeetious
editor reccnty suggested that an arm chair shOd be
rigged mp, high above the cowcateherof every car,
train, and occupied By Director Of the road
fiiy against pitching into beated trains Not bad
dea ihat-and one we oPne, which would have the Il
feet Of making these accidents grow small BY degrees
and beautifully lrss.p +
Night not each company be made liable fof damages
incarred BY the passengers il transports and Also DO
bound BY the terms d It's charter 70 support the families
of those upon whom the negligence or carelessne o!s
employees has broggh sudden destfuctibay WI wire
led into this train u thought BY the erusaI o the ae
count tfcuhd il saother comn Of our psper c die ter.
ribe affair o. tho New Haven Rad Road. by whschI
sone so or 30 hFes were lost, and scores Of persou
% iimsd and natlated for life. Istaads uapatafei
among accidents oftbe kind in this cOukty 70 tAipk
Of Two Or three passenger ears, filed with joyoas
company Of human heags, be sonsed into water Is Of
30 feet deep land that TOO with all the impetus gyep
b. arate Of % railes an hour. Verify this . literally
launching people iuio eternity.
steamer had ust passed through The drawer Of tho
bridge and the engineer in spite Of The signal made ~
the keeper, rushed madly on to destruction
w, observe. aimee writing the above. thai bin eas
been ntrodaeed into the Conncctiea, Legslature ke
sing fine # 10000 upon companies Tor every life s
by the negligence or earcesness Of their employees
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12

Fvn he Winsh.;'ss Rspus,I.s. =. n... s.
fple&itk <z.!sei y b; s.Yinr. snt s.;,-< 81 ~
i,ts Wig cdpreilI1as4
or NJ nomikec 81 III conren,io. -, -, Z.
~ We percF have eeen man uorshinn-r .r'i
ass,le = avoid anenapslny % such (. chafrs. Bn,
= = rntefHss4fy ipr ~ 70 speak Il him ior l. 4
EpsHn, g re t'sirlrt firpngh = medium ikss 80
~. asi<1cfas epen agnruspaper inif0luc.ion. ~
he had been proclaimsa lis nominee 81 srcl..-
itqns Nr. to,titr delivered I very rrsceiaI ~
1enntiml speech n Acceptance Of Al konor t,-3er
"a - 4 bad heen Ihe nomina,ien. - so ~
pea on Ms part unsolicsied, unbtgged. ard IN
t1e nae eeee party % no Z lFrason siraa-
cal undef ne b,tnsf 81 us parir IS M si~.v.
served and Is is standard hearef now a ks d.
rict 4 shonld MT trail An The dust Bul re u,ns,
retfain from any lenGthened sketch Of his renafk,
Tor We nae that having iaken no neics Al he tine
BOielsr deep injustice The Courtroom Is VIC, Il,
The Cchvsnlion was hid vas Hiled 10 orefnouir.
- be spoke andhs was insrrupsst fea-eniIy viz
saud applauss -
As Mr. Bolsltf spnclrded, ana before ,sisur,.
ment, Capt Sappingica preseniel him with rare
pouqaslol lowers n The nam " ladies Of Har-
pertFery. NJ Bolsler red his sincere
thanxs Tor ih.s testimonial of iator from saeh
quarter. ard paid higa compliment 70 the ladies
OF hat tomanli, spot a
Toe delegation OF Jsii<-son, as some acknoul.
edEnent Of The honor conferred upon The county.
10 The selection Of MIR. Eotelef. extended an invita-
lion nor only 10 the ente delegation. hultO allwho
were present 10 psriake Of sher hospitality imme-
diaiely on tdourRmsnt AZ De ladies' rarlor Of the
Taylor Hotel. The Chairman gave il as his cpin.
ion that the convention would he as unanimous in
that as in preceding respfciss The convention then
adjourned ans de- Al night tbe Frederick dele
CATION gave supper a. the TayIcr Hotel. which
was no, only participated ID BY the delegation from
the several counties, but bf number Of Mr.. Bote-
leIs friends independent al party lines We new
saw body of gentlemen assemble 10 better spir-
its and separate with more cordial in.crehanges Of
hospitality and goodwill
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12

tI. &s1..a 81. -. .. 49,. =. 3 =.
- .Aan -. b J .i.-- 8. ~ 49,. 6...s-...
- r.s'isg 81 of'At ~ q Ior -. "a 1-.skia
tirt-e,1er ens q r.,1 D.. ~ n..,--.. !, p.<r
Wa.1c1 f,rsei ~ bril- ,na.. n 80. -. ,,-1
since NJ. G. J. Tntlkner va l'..u.s..< lT1'< t,;n1
pies ard Ukiz nelltfes ui,i. .he rrc.>n, I, prrrs
MrsrkktoUs DisAPPEAnAE CT.
About tus year, ago there resided IN on 81 he
mesl poPnkons and fertile regions u Virginia Gays
he Riehmond Mail) eenllemar q some n.de is
he legal profession 81 ihs neiE1bolk0of and Il
considerable wealth. His talents and chnfatttr
lad t1aHn asount hin iers< citcIt e lrirodss
and On he whole. he was regarded b. he tommu-
niig n senega 81 one ofthe most prolaiside youkx
n,ea IL lhat region. Abonfihc period however, 10
Which re refer. be exhibited 10 bis cpnrersalion
and e01cucf symptoms VI eccenirirify which *
cited he approximations 81 soic Of his fienhsi He
vas 30 afdent poliliel1n q The Wing school and
vas aeeus.omed % iske ! leading pan il ~ he
meetinss 81 thar party. The Dem0erals. On mu,e
than one occasion. were made 10 vince hinder lie
iasn q BIS eloquent denuneieion and polished taf-
casm. IN the midst Of his usefulness As pnblic
man, and - the elims Of bis pol lical ZEAL he sud
aenly and most mgslerioasly disappeared from the
society d which be bad been an ornament The
sfent naturally CAUSED great excitement ard the
q The missing individual codd nol Be ascertained
A. one time there were vague numofs lhat Ne had
1eeA seen wandering aheui in Tie rural districts OF
fennsyivania. The Impression at last bean ID
gain ground eisher thar BE had made way with
himself o. that be had been made uayitrtth BIZ
some secret enemy. Suspicion was long al fault
ont al length il became fixed upon hiA political EN-
emiess wAose yengeance had been etcised by his
gnspefing attacks upon their party Nclhinf
eehnhe however was aeeertaned until within
lev weeks past When, We shndder u relsle IL tht
body Of The wreiehed uan was iouad near Win.
chester, 10 This Stale 10 such condition thar his
best friends were scarcely able le recognize him. i
Aioriihcation had ofeourse taken place but Ii vas
easy 10 see. that be had been psrced through lhl
heart. So far were his political enemies hoteyef.
rom having any thing 10 do with his death. "a
when his body was discorefed they had called ioi
geiher concIave Of political doctors aud were
1usil engaged In The insane attempt Of ~
y RalFanlze him into liie There can be li,l{
doubt now remaining that be persisted ~ his owi
hard. Ofcoursei there Is no hope Of his re4nsci.
alton. III 1F7S !
Upon The tombstone ofihe unfortunate gentleman
will be inscribed 81 VI
lie Jaect NE.
G J. Faulkner, ~
Nuasas.- : -. r. y L II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
rus UNION o. rnn \ onIsArIos.

The washington UnIeH says that Mr. Ran
aVlpn ltr4ff' young Democrat Of brilliant prom
sc yieidsathe domination g Mrs Faulkner with
e.. a esa'est" Al Where dig The Uailn get its
.nAofInatlon MT ihcker WiihdFew 10 favor Of
M. Fauikoer{ ANny 4 n well understood BY
eftfy one hefeaoouis thar Nd. Tuekefls Withdraw
~ SO far from welding ths held 10 Faulkner, was
challenge 10 him, as ap honorable man. 10 come
forward also, and. b Teligying The ctnEention II
biz name. remove The sulr cause II distraction n
that body. Nov. who cunld have assured The on
cial organ a. WashingIun that Mr. Tucker gave
Mr.. Faalkner the held hen be 50 gallsnily win
drew his name An eariy trpy i d-siralle.
49,. - - IILincit sLcr l2-rnE1,rn,..-l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12

III
We OBSERVE fFst John s. Gailaher. ESQ late
Third Auditor oisAe Treasury has opened 40 Office
ID Washington III The prosecution Of such claims
as may be enifassed % bis care Mr.. 6. wal for
many years 10 ike Legislature or Virginia theFl n
HE Stale Senate aad connected al different deridr
of kisliie viii sssAe half dozen public Jourfsis
n The inie-7lasslf. Be vas Third Auditor under
ne General GoTstnmeni. In AT he stations III
life: Mr. g has Sustained himself with ability and
come oui piih uas'allitd Reputation. W. nav N
no gent eman ID NJ ashineion 10 whom We would
sooner enifusl hptiness. combining IS he dots ii
az person All tbespekesssry prerequisites, fpf is
enlightened aid taithfnI discharge His whole
ne has exhibited character Of slerifng Integrity
nailed with sei6it III p<rsererance which never
dakged IN he diseharge 81 duly. That he MAY b
rninenfIy Successful II he VOCATION 20 admittedly
suited 70 one Of knch iodomitaf'ie energy, y our
ardent desire - y id<yi<ks5rxr Hxr1iL
ou~Tke F77-T il rziFSsz. eossSs1'n< n.tss.iossn
rnd Ch1m1 4 abo1I IL b sold ~ - febis ia
renewed wfII |S3tr rail.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
noAnD uE puaLIc MoRks.


Wd learn from The Enquirer OF yesterday that
Col Edward J. Armstrong, Vi Barbour. has been
ndminaled bg Tie Nineheyier Convention as tne
Demoesa.ic Candidate inlfhe Third nislrict. iur
gommis> Toner &c Public Works The Enquirer
pruuoa1cfs thisFap excellent nomination. and
says ihattt will eemfhaDd general communication
M she sale Thn public are also indebted to lhe
same journal fag Ne iniormation that Col Arm.
slFunR Wasa meJAkerefihe Reform Convention III
I850-5i. We nv ashamed 10 confess thai this Is
the hrs, lime We egef heard q Col. Armstrong. aud
we ofc6ufSe have hothing o say Al present either
fpf q against lAsnominaiiun. Il Is hnrnIliating
y Us, ccrlainiy bus % be compelled 10 acknowi-
edge oufignoFaqrt respecting Ibis new Democratic
luin1nHtri but ~ de.ire se1Ie lille consolation
from The cpnrlnlgn that II least nineteen twenti-
eths 81 The peqple of this gommonwealGh are il The
samennens tI4 pTsdicsment with ourselves The
majority Is win Is, and that's some comfort.
Richmond Times
kr The DeIfncfacy OF The Northern Distriet.
N convention al Winchester last week nonlinattd
William }. Armftr0ng, Of Taylor county, as their
candidate f,r the Board Of Public Works So iii
ile Is known abpDf him ihai delegate 10 The con
veHiion Al this place informed an acquaintance
thar Mr.. TayiorlDf Armstrong. or Mr. Armstrong
Of TAYLOR he didn't know which was The nominee
Another dglegaie exclaimed, "A ffslrale nomina-
iion who is he VI We have asked The same
question. and learn that be was known ia Tie late
Constitutional Convention as s.the beIlwcthert Of
The white basis A3ek; his same came about first IN
alphabetical order, and when q vote was 10 lie
taken he g0i signal from Summers OF Ben Smith
III Kanauba voted accodiiDgly. and al The willie
basis men followed his cue SfaRnfon Spcefafdy
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12
rus NEW HAVEN nAiEnoAD Acc1-
DENT.

=. ,eIa. = c-....,.. S. ei,st .r,tk
Is 49, Urn t~t.-s =. ~. =. ~ 80
deiailsot Ae recent ieiIio.e uisAs,sk o1E'Ac ~ IS
Haven Railroad. The loufnnl &c gpr1melce
SAYS -
-. 7, e. -, 49,. A..-s Il, NJ. y
49, ~S-s,.e s..se, - Ss5,iiSs5 i. 5ae
800. 1SssiiT corose
s:s, s.I -, 1890
Az 1'.r Anns- ,hs5s bnrskors ar.
vsv;sr >t,e.al S..s e.s.s,e t-,,,,.;S;ns s1sh
s ~. sS<- (.;.k y, $500 f.,,,s - - s.SsFE.*
i; j ~ - Ia sa .,s ,, f..,,i.s 49, f5ss,lf
"a ~ gss, - rn e,in,s,' y S,.Yr,sss l1ish
~, TN, I'd. II i heas,,ei ,
,sesnibrglo IS slrnost aniIns,ej i,k l,fs cl;ej,{
sxrl..,sEinns frcna ,nsrs Si,,,,,s, vi HI 1880.
Eerp srS.iIf 8,<fsnses ,yi,h ir,f;ss5 sr5frn,< -
roka6V n msioriiv AZ ins,anecs II Nh.
E,eS Ne ssFlrterf ,.s,ss ~ s,,k Al ,..s
5srs,s i;ef III a,rs, s,,ls,s,., Il. Js.x,$ IS 81,
49, Es{ q, ~ ,,ss y Eess.f q ~
,<,h;, 81 MI, * No., si,;S e. Ais5r Z, MI
sr,s n IS sheSr irien1s Eteryl srriS, raj.
hraashr rs searc 81
The caase pf he accident il attributed solely Il.
The engipeefl Il failing % observe that Ire siS1al
was given ihht she bridge Was ppeng onSirtoo l4ls
% save ahe sfaip a REQ ball Is sffeied3 ~ lfil
pole On fne draw. Whsn tnis aispie{e4 ifQW y
tnp q sns pf'e, siShshss shsA ~ = ttffki 4uk
ne ensmser sant see y iFem point eoeM q quar-
yer q Nais pasiant Mlsie the!s = sas4cn Enlsn
= wFiffns look vuk iof ne pfaM viii hand
pointing II The direction q he hall BE aust siar.
II y shqwh ap evidence otiutc the uoypnFr mat y
ball was uqFa from ten 70 hleeQ] 1inNtes rleee-
ding me arrival Of ne train This would seem y
counienaneesihs report that was eufsens e Npf-
wAlk - tue eneet mat a. ot1mlpLa me SSea0eFtex
had tod lac kAsineer % drive hke neil lnrensex
Norwalk Al tive men wanted Y So en- thszes An0.
ne would sef them damned nfSL
upoA neatlng NE ofiase, 'qe hiema1 and sEgi-
neer leaped from the engineTlhe l9ner lwensyIiest
gown " eno1pAmsas, lnlutlns nisea. lssssjeiss
by-slandef describes the scene when ne locqno-
live plugged into The abyss a. terfihe lkor an m
slant, was IN mid air-shens Win crash ltuis-
appeared with ne lri der, from sight Ahe boSsoa
baggage ear piled on 70 his n m upright position.
!se Top nearly even with the track pashse,idgs-
Tie smoking and inai car containing. we post.
ehcsi Isis net r MT pafssaggf css SUM- ~
orcuffeu, bu' lew We're Y US ssaaking car, anil
NOT one g Ahem was kiiieu. Inc second passenger
ear ~ nea over, nut must y " inmates escape dr.
Inc snfla gaf efeke ! lhe etp.re hnt lnaK nN me
euhne.la Ioq' - he euse y VIZ 0ildye VI ms
ivus @Fls wv
James \ Remand, Engineer Of lhe-Isieaufhost
Pacifc SAYS
i've ha isgnt nhonl thirty al farty vafs from ,hr
draw When il ! heard lie cars coming they wtle
men comthv Al lnll sp.ed The bAour draw was
Wide upens and HE bait was DOWN The ieeh,to-
.livr was under such Roadway whfn II fhn oll mai
beore9it reached ne wasef il strack t ahnl,nsn,
ON me- o1fs,si4s sid, distance 81 aobl
THE LATEST pARTCuIARs
The seene ii HE car house and bskssge.rot m
i - w. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12

a. ihe Denoeratic Cosycniion Which nominated the
Hen. Charles }. Faalkaer 81 c,usrcss. (and which
came fcry near breaking up h&row,) The Hon. gea-
tlsman reported 10 have said hat he had words
% express his contempt fpr thc Wing Paryl" We
are very sorry iohear livery. Oae would suppose
from reading his IIapsp.Fenfr speeeh, that hs nd
word, 70 express hi. ea4ienpi ur anything hoSeksf
snail Il night b. Besides il must make ne way
party feel % ,uin|y aneasy % know of The seatsuan
nufeh.ed s1sis.f s,me q ihs ..slat1t ilhlbiianis
hfrs.I1ai - .1<g - distinctly rcneIebsf Wien ~
~. Eenilets1 = ones Wing himlelf ntf -
I.>.| se1 4.uPpositicn too absurd Cor msneafis
Is''. &c hope the WING party viii survive he
1,.'.I.Ae eOatempt q the geatlemas--b but W. ma.f
eo.| we d>aht it.-Ffsd. Nsirs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12

A Ia q H. ~
qks tessseo papers 81 hi. Datfi which bitterly
- a.. noa csAazrs }. FArlkSrn.lsss than i've
yssksea. - np,r he warmcsi advocates Aneng the
4sel1 ,ssl = he lsonnsy A'sa. Whose rsd sxtIas.
aeflpG q n. canxsss, setting prih Mr.. Faaknsr's
aeS.idcSi, asa i well rcmenbercd IN MS county
Fag. = 1hF9lki.f has nessr siaes rePalssea his
sissisi,<. 4 a. sanl- objection siili sxiss ssans
Aa' N1ich shs - nrscd IN 1851. Iius No qaoteA
fetS ~ llgrs. t<1sss.z M. which l. Hor the
e - =. a q - Tie Agar sslsn'ssA
eve. : hi.,ory 4 ~ po,iiiesl sci. ~. y.
S,.1;S 4. ISIS We rSlcf oar fcaders =. .s -.
- MAI. ionrnsln d tbs 49, -, 2.
i3LIIs I1ty ucFtr EEcErE u011 NJ - - e.. ~
b6r e,11eH their political tienk
akeF hare wfitten Conserving snf candidate nItI %
llksn fttGf ~ tk<se Nhlrs) for incoatforcf. sb
tAclf Well. they u1ie him 81 Ne most talented an
sadcio1l slsicsnan 4 tbs Caircssiod.i District
A. IAn sloof nroa< The WhigNoeshic. a the Gloss
he <lr<lI1l i U<lob<f. 1881 eEook hin 4 tke con.
aacl.c1c6l q - - ceasrf1.s
e11sy l.'iks Wiz iounaifH nlshin cat (s.y.
tn AfSssl ~ n>.t s,let,eA, ssd is1icus
4 III cs<<rrs.ie.,i nisri,ke fesvs i nav u
~. s,'.f . II, a1ro<.t Z NJ p Ia learn Tia,
- ,sF<l N.t> p.lile.l fssoriss sish he Wkir prs
q ~ u'.1cI - ~ park ~ r1 s'~nsss ca.
s<r.I car lhi,l s1sdl..s. - he prcne,ioh Il he
A>.>r1.4 C&&le J14.s onH fen. IAke ears H..
Arr. I..t ~ Ire y, ri>l,s.' b1Ifc ne nert a.
I....||.. ..II .s.sI N -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1853-05-12

u u. II. 1. -. -. IL A.. -.
= ~ rs''c.-' ~ =. ~ IA. - :.
< 49, J. a E'-5'
- III. u Ks. 49, ,.. y. ',t1
D>s;s..-. -, - ,..-S !, ,'-.,;,'' - n. r
pruui.- ntussr.. - /. ,r.orl.re Win IS vi..l
Whila y. 60 thss 80 o,.,.;,,o. ~. .,ro.s !.
ezian 1fr 2. - - ~ yilisr ~ u.sm II ~
h.'l 4 -. IA ni1,s MT p<si'a 4 - r1iist q
;Ps.es 9 ~ F-zikrsr g .'''.s ns- p,s'ii'- "a
\ rnenssef Fe mel esnPlal.i q - s's,.sl Me
- e. Pe'a,sd i'n article vss.A ,Frs.r.4 =. ~
. Il : IL; f's frs.s q n IN ..
IN, &c - a..sE tie elersi - .9s e
&c.. = q. > - - ''s'17s \
orcfuhelni,. ~ - i-,. y -. \
whom We &c d ~. -, fr;e,,. \.
that he ezpts...i ii. iu,r,,; 4 ,,;'s !. 1, q. ,t
issue For dat purpose. Ne Ia 49,. q. - sl.
bai Ehsn n discovered our willingness. a.. $685.,
e NE exPfe.ed eveat. he shruuk from ii. Aske via
'nseft u N his next NE anticipate him
- ~ 'ss consolation which may be derivsd
.e .le nov lease thAf the article ! from the pen II
ne honorahe CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER air.
sell In thts rspublishing Ia We violate 10 pess ].
"a. no, $780,, !, ~. !.
o.Ix 4. 49,, \, 49, --1 'ns o1lset O u sc
-. - Il nea heee.sarys We sh-lt
-s = y UPON inc subject Bat % the article
: = .-.If eoschEsstoNAL ELECTION.
I Our neikhbor the t-Spirir . disol.v. y,
amount a. Dad ,rn,., .r..,. -
eer,ion NJ -. ....,"s 49, = '.s lsespt
- .''A ~ oesh aseerialnsd. The shock 70 bis
!. Is nave been very great For
- ~ sssn pfsaleilns ''she easy and iTian-
pA-a. session @ MI. Bedinser-ths "ofefuhelh-
as % mt Faniknef We'll, the day
y eiectiop arfives-ihe voice Of patriotic ana
taielligent people Is hcard-Nr. Red;n,., 4. VI.
s'4ned 10 Inc shade, n sr;v,,. ~. - -. 81.
h-r /. >i.va,.d - -, - = .a.N-
:. - w - y 1na usam pnant majority
y .sr'tn we NATIONAL Legislainrel Now an
az may = very mortifyipg 10 The selflose or ar
n<ishbof+~l ma show that lii n,n., 49, u, ,l-,
po,en,iai inst..n. 80, - NO
wv .vt.f,.- I, = @'eiioes g y bpt :
4. I, = sns oad temper
..,f 800, III . - 10 =. z DsDnger mas him
81 " w oPen ana p1Dlie
1.,aa.ss,. .s 's.'''nssy . 'es erect loiiy and
5ss,rs 81 $500 $ Isl 81. .uleper has con
s,S y 49, = lpst son'esi severe
MOT !, .,' -. -, aoe eoaaas'ed IN such
&. 49,, '.sM ~ es'ea.sa competitor
- 80 $3.50 .s- mr. fsliknsf-'he fes-
q. s.,.,, $3.50 $500 esaa'. neaingef, surely
4. u q 80 osmveta' should bow y
= ~, - fsyrs sss sum" WIN good grace
r. ibs.. w fI, $50 ssese isne apHeai
p.,,r. sr y ~sr'i'y me opinions u Nj
:. 'sne'ss - eoasopoa1ion, federal en-
$3.50 80 - ins' s0n q slang b hardly
Intelligence claimed BY .he ~Spiritp /, shews q ]
ion, of XII rsplEn.r III s-'.'''sa'' anu op'n-
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New Hahptbfre. and tfes Soil candidate for me
ptsslfsefr 4 was considerable ahdiF being IN
81. a. .sn.s,mens q such prominent men a.
80 - ~ =. -. 49, T1z---. 49,.
JeAn =. f.ntEf. 49, ,'s'ess =
John q. Whittier, &c.
tli.r ~ nf,1al rIeiiminNries and romplimenis
q. ~. s..a. fiel-s5u6aisr ,l,ecSh ,,ofessed-
M. -. -,..<.s,., Il, s-.fs-., 80 .k.
sispoas s-s - <.
1,IoqE poIuts vel co1hs1' tet.e,. " n,insri =
1s<he Presidential candidate n The party with man.
iks<f lk-stst,see1ry aSd SEEMED 10 hold out The
49,. \. 81 -. =. q, .s,s,<.t - -
~. ~ 81, =. Is... rT-.-s, "a
y ne 'ne e1sn = ~ 3 ~. - s-'u 'hs
Fitt Soil party e o1'o ne,a We oAilnes q power
A. 6eeIsiyely a. IN Massachusetts It viii
i. rreoi-ritd he Democracy and Aboliijontsts
hsye foimsa eeslil'es ana nov nayetae4asesn-
dentJ. ne aindea . ihs PAT tlksn ~ NE women,
and thgured success iheFehem
/. We quois the eshclndiug senscneesof he speech,
4. ~. 1890. 8. .,sei,n.a " IL. -,
~ -. -.
ciY uhn snisl .se e..ns's ''uHioh'''s o'ssemi-
Ratt ihcif miseheroas doctrines.
.Ifin esythiaR I have been enabled 10 stand Up
wksfs s1mf men 8aitcfed liiie--iII have been A.
VI, p my good dsgee. . maintain he integrity
hat athonf, inths hearts Of sympalbising iiiends
tSfrt utri feelings thai tshoald wound Infinitely
adrf Ihan mine could possibly BE wounded II la-
Tered Of fell lflhen. there hae been any merit the
l1efil has been yours; and Jet me enlarge upon
fkh one single moment. Tell yon, my friends
49, whatFou next want, i something al home to
faI ,laek mon. Gen. Scott when ordered 10 Mef-
iee ras not afraid 81 the Mexican armies In 'front.'
bat There vas a.. fire 10 The rear be was afraid Of
nv IfIehds, thai Il What your representatives IN
cseere.s want-4a fire Ia The rear, Hide hotter
thaan fre n lfoat. lApplauseA And when slave.
= lragns ar when Il thfealens. or when Il brides
I'd - s;st hear l. about 10 Weld ana The treach
sros hand rom. ,e receive The re va "a of dishnnes
,rsv rasr ~ conyicilaa ihat there Is something
II hone NOR ,efrible or moe dii6ul, 10 be met
ihsn snrtAinr rhich lie government al Washing.
len esn hrIny - 20 their faces. And when ibey
and thaf n friends. YOU will and that there will
81 l. a. saanr ftintinf aad aalleriny as there are
now.
What kas enabled !, worthy friend on The right
(ffcrsee Mann ID stand 8 like true man ii his
nace Is f,onegez, II i. because Is had true men