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New Goods! New Goods

's'bt SuoscrlDcfs take pleasure IN Informing their
4 friends and the public generally that they are
now receiving and oponing one of the larges, and
best selected stock Ut
Spring and Summer Goods,
over brought 10 this market.
Their stock embraces Linens of all kinds.
Linen Drills, Checks and Stripes, Coitonndes.
Chambiays, Prints, GinGbams, Muslin
Dclnincs, Silks and SIX Tissues,
RarRges, Book, and Swiss
Musins, White silk
aud Satin spring
TRlmas,
Donncts aud Misses Bioomcr Hats,
Embroidered aud Plain Linen Cambria
handkerchief, undcrslccvcs, Chemisottcs,
Gull aud Collars, Buck, silk aud Kid Gloves,
llosing, Threads, Buttons, Combs and brushes,
&c,, &c. Their stock in this line is complete,
Also, n large LOT of
Summer Clothing,
Of the lsteS; fashions.
Young gentlemen wishing TO cut n figure IN the
world, viii be materially assisted by giving us d call,
where they win also find IN addition to acompicto
line Of gen,lemcn's furnishing goods.
~ largo assortment of silk. Moleskin, Panama,
Lcghorn, Campcoehy, and other Hats OF all the
late stylca
Boots, Shoes and Caters of every %variety.
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Ladies and Gents. Saddles, Brides, Mariingales,
Girths, Siirrups and L%cathers, Whips OF every kind,
Croupcrs, Carpet and Saddle Bags, yaliccs, Buggy
Harness, Plough Collars and Backbands.
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NOIYCX.

THE mercantile business which |, for a nun.
a Der OF years have conducted here, uuaer
the hrm 81 JOHNSON Is Co. and in my own
naunc, WAS discontinued frem the iat Of Maset,.
Any unsettled business viii be attended to
hy my Attorney in Victoria H. A. Phillips ir
Esi, or by mySsif IN lndtanola, my future
place cf residence. CliAS. \. JOHNSON.
Victoria. March 30. is~sl-ti-st
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XdRDWlRE

Blacksmith, Bcncl, and Farming Tools, Ploughs,
Augers, Traces, Log Chains. Axes, BroadaScs, and
II large assortment OF Nails, Locks, I~ntetes, Him
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VI M.
E,cdIgrcc.

PARAGON was sired by the celebrated Gun.
powder, and he by the American Felipe. (Gun.
powders Pedigree will he given Ia full hereaNcrl
Pategun's dam was by Matthews Peacock al Ala.
hsnte, Matthews Peacock hy the imported Peacock
OF South Carurns; granda.n hy Col. Kilpatrieks
Imported t;aincsier.
TERMS--sl0 tho seasSt. TO end the ia,h June,
PAYABLE the close OF tho season. INSURANCE. ais.
due Nhca the mare Is ascettaIned TO bc 10 fos, or
parted with A. JONES
Ghntalns March az lehI-tanNna
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rnr Nnl,.

q WILL s1 s. pssate N&N my ycsaieHse isN
N n.4a Itst ~ pss us+esa II rcaeh urxk, Tea,
ztAss c3aHis. CossAsaspg iwa sssvs - usk Asel
wsa jslsnges L. one " sha 1904 dc1tahaS ~.
u.iseus a Msaesn rsxkS ApFis 10 the assss
rfaei 81 lhs fFsfasspt
Nsnll, tSsf-sass JaHN A nARngs
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RnEHnum.

IN Sat. lSSA q s3svr cae sii ~ awarded u
she h@1 war ga eat "a ke@satA sad az, ceo T.
sha bsss aakans "a take ssse ~ yOas his
SenNs eSss sn4 taSnx teax tsza mueFs
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They have also q general assortment of
JEIVELRY

such ~ Gold and Silver Watches, Breast, N.,st and
Fob Chains Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Finger Rings,
&c, which wall be found very attractive.
The above In addition To their former stock
makes their assortment complete. Ali OF which
they are ,icrimg at prices that canno, help but
please the most fastiiions.
Large sales and small profits boing our motto,
We invite the public gcncrally 70 give us u call.
No charge for showing goods.
RUSSELL, HAMoN & BAIRD.
Gonzales, April 1. 1854.
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and other articles too numerous TO mention.
We are continually in receipt OF choice scloc-
tons, and are disposed 90 sell IA cheap, if not
cheaper, than any other House In this town. Bo,
fore purchasing elsewhere, You would do well to
call and examine for Yourselves.
Gonzales. December IL. Isba-Gm
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roofs 4. SHOES.

Ladies' silk and Lasting Caters, Jenny Limbs,
Blooincrs, Kid slippers, Walking Shoes, Children
and Misses shoes assorted, Gents. Cloth Lasting Il
Kid Caters, Pumps, slippers, Boots OF every kind.
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ftHk Nesoss VeVff ~ CtaeAss CtaA,t hsSsas
4 es ~ giis g asfvA. a n tsti sfgsAnscl
~ atMalgnGx ~ Ne estate ~ sHta Sesah,
Ac~e>l - ygrssas tsvspx siAaas erasass ssti
PsssS ssqss wsN&t tss sNas4 - ne sSslsa shx tlax
tzsf.e4 ~ ts~, t1s ,setseTx savss ssae srnseA
sc raymsst
JAMES SIXTH.
ASSES stfxF
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Austin, Gonzales aud lmlianola
STAGE Lime Semi Weekly.

sgsiiE phsc sv iNtsss~a lAs ne seea.~ss4N
y AK ~. eguAs U0aest& "a A,pia. W. fsek
ssT hasys sinaaAs ssssv I@e-@sy Eai sAtansag
sae-e.s a 50 efASA. uet@ase. tcxsss Aetss@
evyss msrahs sml ~xeisy tssSszsG csas<stag a
tssis sts 10 lA6ssaSs sra Ssa Aetos,s. ~
~yetss Ee, JAMS ~trgRlNHfNi<
eoesss msssh a.. lSta
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'rhr sinIr nI .TnAns.l


COUNTY az SoA6AkA%
ghssty Cssft@efhf 8Fs Ffr, lsst.
"A NANhA lspts.h AaaAaistys,y{s Il HIT
a ~ gsases u ta3a atss1S3. kss.eg tse8 ia
sAst taast ~ lab let Be fas sccoest sv sss-
sgessatl fSste y sefeby etea sAat sS54 ERsl 81.
osaa4 81 ~ setes uses e ~ Ap4s fssm q sIs
t~F4, - 70 tsAks Al ~ C0aft3ssee s. tss sssv
es @c4.A& @s HefaAg re STA las ri Aftl
t<aA ua%a FL grsaHs syssei b ssi{ Hsste ssA
smi caBses ss9 &esosas y ttey ~ gesw.
ttSs cs-iss ~ 90 tssafft
t8ssa uaAef ry Assl ses ass4si AeA'
Z. s Tbs 8fth fst 81 @srsA 1884
L ClikN ArisT tsrtk q G. a. G.
Gaassts srsk I, lsst-s&ss
TAli nilkAIlNA "a. $500 -
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Monroe & Brother.

lave just received n large and comnlctc
A. stock Of the following articles which :hcy
oher for sale at Us low prices, aud favorable terms,
as ANY house in
Western Tcxas.
Fail and Winter fancy, black, and black and white
Prints;
Plaid, black, and black and rhite Ginchams;
Diack aud fancy Alpacas. OF different STYLES and
qualities;
Muslin DeIaircs;
Black and ffncy plaid, wool and black shk Shnwls,
Black, Grape and ELK Bonnets;
Embroidered Capcs and Collars;
Brown and blcached Doincstics;
Apron and Counterpart Checks;
tiannels, Jeans, Satinci, and Tweeds;
Plaid linscys, Negro K~crscys and ~Iinscys;
Bed, colored and Negro Blankets.
CLOTHING.
Mems cloth, sack, frock and dress Goats, ofall coicis;
Mems blanket, blcnkct cloth and brosdclo,h
oycrcoats, all styles and colcrs.
Also, black and fancy c~nssiInerc Pants;
Linen Bosom Shirts of every stylc and quality
Mefino and silk Undcrslirts
Hickory, checked and calico Shirts
Boys blanket, tweed and cloth Goats, all sizes
Mems tweed Coats, in great variety;
Tweed, Satinct and kersey Pants;
BOO7S And SHOES.
Mems pcggcd and sowcd Calf Boots;
do. do. do. do. Kip do.
do. do. Ito. do. Cali and Kip Shoes;
Black Kip and Russell Brogans;
Boys do. DO. do;
$ eases boys kip and calf Boots;
ladies' kip and calf Bootccs; also. walking, No.
rpeo, Calf and Kid Sl;oes.
BOOKS,
teviu's and Groves Glecl. I~.cNicons,
Bulhons Greek Reader, Grammar, Cesar and
SalluSt
Spcnccr's Latin Lessons;
Bycr's Dictionaries;
Saslinls Spanish, Newman and Byer's Spanish Die.
tionarics;
Mitchcrs intermediate GcogTaphy,
Davis Algcbris and Arithmctics;
Bullion's English and Latin G%ripnmars;
McGunies LIST, I'd, 3d, tth aud 9th Readers;
Wc',ster's School Dictionaries AMI Spoilers;
Webs'cr's large Octave Dictionary;
Bolimr'- Levizac 8mmmnrs
Coms,ock's Chemistry;
EmincrsonS LIST. 2d and I'D .Arithnielics
Also, Smiths and Snilcy's Tasquclles Tclanaquo
Rogers French Dictionary;
Sackcld's first book in Spanish;
Queens Ware, Hard Ware, Window Glass, Putty
Nails, Carpenters Tools, soap, Candles,
Powder, Pepper, Spice, Ginger,
Starch, Salaiatus, Soda,
Alum, Coptras.
GROCERIES IND LiQEORS.
IS hhls. Iicc,iicd Whiskey, l bbls. Rye Whiskcy,
10 half do. do. 1 half bbls. Mackcrcl,
4 bbh. Molasscs, . bbls. Rice,
q half do. = do. Loaf Sugar,
q boxes Brandy Cherries, = do. Crackers,
d do. Clarrct Wine, . casks Cog. brandy,
cask Port do. key Irish Whiskey,
l do. Malaga do, 90 bags Coitnc,
20 bbls. Flour, GO do. coarse Salt.
Groeeries sold for Gosh trthout respect 10 persons.
MIL AND GIN BANDS,
poz. q, Z, $ and 10 inch lluhher, just received
and for sale low.
CYGhRS.
1000 assorted, in Store, for sale low.
Gonzales, November ~. 1883.
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= a Il A O N

YfllIS thoroughbred stallion wllls stand tho present
4. season at the farmers s,pnd, in tho town of
Gonzales, and q, Benjamin Needs in the Barbour
Settlement, aud at tho town of Moulton. He is a
deep sorrel, is sixteen hands high. of fine form
AID muscle, aud was foalded tho 2stii OF March,
lsas. His colts compare iayorahly with any IN
this section of the State,
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Monroe IL brother,

AGENTS FOR
CARVER'S CELEBRiIEB PREMIUM
Gin Stands.
0rsla' solicited. nov s
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a t2s eese ,aaet4ci - ~, =. ~ FsxSsN hs AZ
"a eesat ee eshasNssA ~ ruefe<tassls rsse.4ssa
~ ear II the ogaes ~ Ne&aA Amesr a sy .sNi
seats sp ~ - &stAg sAay ufa sNse e3as 81 sss.
sd rFa4sly esssxs 5xastk :
UNsszk4 u&eeNhss 3 tAsa
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SdDDLERY.

WOcD WJihE.
Pules, buckets, Trays, Rolling Pins, Axe handles.
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HnENV 3odAaas - ssislseg so ay hasseess as
ND Asn ~ lxteSbAA I ~aaJ ~carrsssss salsas
~ saese selshtet - eas ~ eossc fngM 4st s1AFAY
III NAkulATbls4s efhesaM | khaM fA sos.,e
ssasy ceses~aNi "a tBako siaest ssteskA ne pso.
ses ~ ts1 fssst
Masea =, ssks~-a W.T. snogglMp
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Regular supply oS Goods,

SUITED 10 TIC NIRhtI,
consisting in part of
Ognobmgs,
Domcstics, 1~ickings,
Cottonadcs, brown y blcached
linens. Cassimercs, Fianncls, Prints,
Printed, White & Embroidered Nuslins &
Lawns, Black and Fancy silks, Tissues and BE.
reyes, GinghainA cotton and linen Drillings, Hosiery,
Gloves, Wells, wrought Collars and Sleeves,
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RFIDY M1DE CLOTWING

'or winter wear, OF every variety Of style aud pat
iern.
UIIS.
4 large and varied assortment.
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A IL, ssosS i~esSsh,el ~ tie a,e hcase cf Maj.
"a shssH lsr>l a wlai@ ase rp4pstta'y Invited
"a esli ascl setile thess sceaao,s spsi notes AZ ussats
u ueS~isd sad upoees vsss tn tsei ia So Ieasg
tAct eia steAge iheit fcetsRrs esrsshess pave, aaa !
the sssse stase Assp = ftfeses IN HSs~A
Uqasstes. Jnre q. ISAIAH
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ETRlsH POTATOES AND ONIONS, for sale by
ID. Dec. II b. u. FECK.
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Buckets, Pans, DipPcis, Strainers, Lard Cans,
Sprinhlcrs, &c.
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D.. Willis,

NSTouLD most respectfully beg leave to call
the Attentions OF bis friends and customers,
10 the above notice % dissolution, and would also
embrace this opportunity OF informing them that he
will CONTINUE BUSINESS ar 7UE ON
STAND, where he will keep constantly on hand "A
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ROOYs 1ND SHOES

Mems pcggcd and sowcd Calf Boots;
do. do. do. do. Kip do.
do. do. do. do. Call and Kip Shoes;
Black Kip and Russell Brogans;
Boys do. do. do;
$ eases boys kip and calf Boots;
Ladies' kip and calf B%ootccs; also, walking, Nc
rpco, Calf and Kid S;ocs.
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JAMES sNtyu.

sF lss
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Ready Made Clothing.

Gonzales. Octobcr 4. ls58.--l-y
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Garner Of 81. lame. and 81. Pctcrs Streets.
) now receiving direct from Nese ivrk, a gem
Il wal assortment Of
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HAVE just received n large and complete
A. stock of the following articles which they
offer for sale at US low prices, aud favorable terms,
us any house i'm
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CYGhRS.
1000 assorted, in Store, for sale low.
Gonzales, November ~, 1853,
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PROMPT PAYMENT.

We understand that notifications Of the Mexican treaty
were this day exchanged between General Amone the
part of Mexico and the Secretary Of State the part OF
the United States and that after the exchange Gen.
Amone presented himself at the Treasury Department for
the purpose Of receiving the amount stipulated by the treaty
to be paid on the exchange The Secretary of the Treas
ury already prepared for the payment and placed in the
minister's hands check the assistant treasurer at New
York for the sum of millions Of dollars This is
probably the largest which has ever been paid in this
country by any check and any single deposit
tory 1t is further probable that it will prove the largest
payment that has been made at any time in coin.
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CONGRESS--FRIDAY.

SEsATH.-The Chair laid before the Senate message
from the President Of the United States in relation to the
health shpboard Of immigrants from foreign countries
to the United States.
After the consideration of private bills the Senate adj
journed.
HOUSE OF REpREsENTATvEs-TheH House received and
ferred reports of private character from committees
Mr. May reported from the Committee the Judiciary,
bill reforming the judicial system in the District of Colum
ba and reforming the laws which rereerred to the
committee and ordered to be printed On motion Of
Mr. Orr, committee appointed to confer with the
Senate committee the disagreeing votes Of the two
houses in reference to the adjournment of Congress The
House went into committee the civil and diplomatic
BILL but again without coming to any resolution
thereon. L
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THE NAME IJoJOR LAW.

For the purpose of enabling readers to read and ex
anime for themselves the prohibory law of Maine which
has provoked much controversy throughout the coun
try publish it entire in paper to-day AS mere
question of municipal regulation we have no comments to
make upon provisions but against the attempt to mix
this question any other which belongs properly and ex
cusvely to local legislation with the federal politics OF
the country enter our protest We always feel ds-
posed to question the sincerity of those who show Their
zeal on subjects of moral reform like temperance by seek
ing to make them element in party contests 1t Ger
tain that the of morality has never yet been nd
vnnccd by any such plan of promoting reforms
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From the Concord (N. HI Patriot
LIBELS UPON THE PRESIDENT. -CoALITI0N COR
RuPTION


The Boston Traveller says that in regard the direct
interference of the President in the election United States
senator's by legislature the half of what is true
has yet been revealed This kind of talk has been employed
constantly by the Traveller and Journal for two weeks
Scarcely number of either of those papers has been issued
which the President and his friends here have been
directly charged with gross corruption and open attempts
bride members OF the legislature Yet neither these pa
pers any other point to single fact tending to
the least suspicion that these infamous bes have
any foundation TO rest upon They false the spirit
of their authors malignant They deliberate lies the
fruits of petty malice and designed to divert public aten
ton from the corrupt and wicked work of the coalition
lists We defy them TO point TO act of the President
tending prove the truth of their charges defy them
to show anything the part of the democracy here that
will sustain them IL easy to make broad and sweeping
allegations but they prove nothing except the reckless
mendaciy of their authors The public facts proof
not mere assertions We have had enough Of the latter
but not particle of the former .
We assured that be procea that previous the
baotng for senator's last Friday, Of the coalition
leaders of standing and influence in their ranks
offered democrat $4,000 for the coes Of ce democratic
bers agaias M; WeHsi This, we are assured be
proved and other facts of like character showing the
rupt and wicked influences arayed against the democracy
are within the knowledge of here in Concord. And
it to divert public attention from these foul dongs that
the unccan BIRDS of the coalition have raised this
dalous oucry against the democracy.
To what extent these corrupt efforts Of the coalition lead
affected the baotngs for il Impossible
to tell We do not allege that any member has been
rupted but there is doubt in the mind of any intelligent
man that of the holding seats in the house clear
majority elected democrats, democrats when
elected designed to act democrats and expected by
their constituents cooperate fully with the democratic
party That ten twelve Of these have not done is
equally apparent But shall believe that they have
sold their cots to the enemy until have proof to show it
Other influences have probably operated induce them
vote against their political friends and the fac that
many of the democratic members have stood firm and true
the face of the open and persevcrng efforts to corrupt
them by the offers of such large of money, reflects
upon them the highest honor it proves their ncorrup
IDLE integrity their devotion to their principles and their
| unyielding fidelity to their constituents.
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SPEECH OF SENATOR JONES, OF TENNESSEE.

The debates in the Senate during the present week have
been characterized by unusual warmth and severity The
discussion provoked by the presentation of memorial
from Boston praying for the repeal Of the ugtiveslave
law, and assigning reason for the movement the late
repeal Of the Missouri restriction Senator Jones' Of Ten
nesse opened the debate in speech in which he arragned
with pointed severity the attempt to revive the slavery ag
taton He handled his wing brethren of the North with
out gloves and criticised the late antNebraska address
with unmeasured bitterness 1t is regarded the abest
speech made by Gov Jones during the session We invite
attention TO It on our first page.
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States should meet the and roll back the flood that
threatens engu the ship of State Every patriot how
humble called upon to WELD his influence against
the Stewards and Greeleys and other madme who raise
the storm advance their interests regardless OF the sad
caamties they may bring upon the country
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OFFICIAL l..
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
os ana ~th the advice and consent Of the Ssr,a.
ROBERT Dale Owen, Lewis Cass, jr, Johr NJ DAME,
Henry jackson, Francis Schroeder Hepcv Rsd,na..
gust BELMONT, j. ]. Seibels John O,Sull;von I.hr wv
Dana James A. Peden, Philo White Cbsrs. Eau,s. 1.,.
1reen, TO be MINISTER'S RESIDENT of the Vni,ea States IN
'he countries in which they are now charges dares o,
The United States
FOR THE TERRITORY or NEBRASKA
william " Butler, of Kentucky, to be governor
inohhs d. Cumming OF Iowa, to be secretary
renher Ferguson Of Michigan be chief jhsce of the
supreme court
Edward X Hardin of Georgia 10 be an associate ustice
of the supreme court
James Bradley of Indiana to be an associate stice Of
the supreme court.
Experience Esabrook of Wisconsin to be attorney If
the United States
Mark W. Izard of Arkansas 10 be marshal of the nite
States
FOR THE TERRITORY KANSAS
Andrew H. Reeder, of Pennsylvania to be governon
Daniel Woodson, OF Virginia, to be secretary
Madison Brown OF Maryland to be chief Justine Of the
supreme court
Sanders w. Johnson of Ohio, to be an assoc Justice of
the supreme court
the supreme court
United States
B. Donaldson Of Illinois, be marshal of the United
States.
David A. Starkweahe of Ohio to be envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotenary of the United States
the republic of Chilli in the place of Samuel Medary re-
signed
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THE FOURTH OF JULY AT TAMMANY HALL.

The fourth July is to be celebrated by the Tammany
democracy in New York in style worthy OF the great
event Of which the anniversary The grand sachem
Elijah T. Purdy sends us letter of invitation, winch
breahes so genuine spirit of democracy that we regret
deeply our inability be present We cannot but indulge
the hope that the democracy of the Empire State have now
had bitter experience enough to teach them that union
harmony and concert ought be restored to their ranks
Nav we no. hope that the spirit manifested in the letter of
invitation which we publish below aniuates every true
democrat in the State and that much good may result
from the celebration on Tuesday next? The following is
the note Of invitation which engagements compel us 10
decline:
UNIOyl ST2ENGTHli vICTORY!!l
P,ar, for The uast to be buried ercrfions for the future
ONE rAirn, ONE CAUSE, ONE ACTION!
TAMMASy HALL, New Yoax,
June 70, 1854.
SIN The SOCIETY," TAMMASy, on COLUMBIAN oRpE"'
will LIGHT the council fires the coming anniversary OF our
,orons indepepdepce This ancient wigwam erected to
sustain the liberties Of the countrythe origin ana duration
Of which bears parallel the birth of republication in this
to call together its braves and chiefs to sit
down once more around the council board The auspcious
perod has arrived united and determined action me
by the national democracy OF the great prncpe
government applied to the whole people, whether
;dts # State or Territorythe anticipated spread OF
tho theories of democratic government by annexation Oh SOL
a. h and the broad and universal religious ana po
t,co liberation which halls all and
w moro 10 uned and determined action In this spirit
and win, SINGER. extension Of the right hand OF feowshp'
e ask Won to meet with at the OLp WiowAM on the
ing 4th OF JuLy
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