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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
GREAT BRITAIN.

Parliament is further prorogued, from 18th October
to 10th November.
The English papers, at length, publish list Of the
killed and wounded private men, at tho battle OF
Alma
The amount Of the national subscription fer relief
Of the sick and wounded in the Crimes, nov exceeds
10000 sterling. regiment Of women has been or
gained, as burses and to be Immediately sent 10
the hospitals a. Scutari
The mail steamer La Plata from s IN Juan Grey
town. Sept. 20, and ST. Thomas Oct 2, had arrived
at Southampton with 1896 900, Of which sl3s 900
were from California Letters mention thai ths DOW
eminent of New Grenada had sold number OF valua-
bic bras guns to raise money, and that an American
merchant the purchaser. In the West India
lrIaDds the new United States Tar'f had been much
discussed, and the general impression was that IL
would be Of little benefit % the British West India
I.lapds. The Conway steamer had been dispatched
from 81. Thomas TO New York for repairs.
The wha'eshp Pacific from Davis Straits, arrived
at Aberdeen, Scotland reports bad fishing.
The court martial On Sir Edward Beleher for hsv-
ing abandoned his ships in the Polar Seas, has ter
minated. In The case Of Cspt. Mcclure aud the
other officers who acted under Sir +. Belcher, the
verdict was, that they are honoraby acquitted and
il each instance the sword returned with a COM
plirnentary remark. In the verdict on Belcber the
wo honorably' was omitted, and his sword re-
turned to him 10 silence. The proceedings are re-
ported at full length in the London papers, and Is
evidence elected interesting particulars of Arctic
life.
The Linden Times has savage attack on Lieut.
Roger Of the captured British fgde Tiger, Tor nav
ing pr, sHned TO give favorable report OF the treat
ncnt he received when prisoner in Russia.
Temporary lighthouses have been erected on Whal-
sey Skerres, and the North Uist rocks, Shetland
1slanos, for the guidance Of the Baltic heet Il &c
should be driven by the storms Of wiGter toward those
shores.
The British steamers Ganges and Persian, both
with troops came in collision in ths Sc. Of Msrmora
Both steamers were badly damaged, spd an officer,
Lieut. Singer, Of the artillery, was crushed 70 death
while ssl..p in his berth
Ship Emporium, % days from Quebec for Sander-
land, want a,hore Ieor Whitney Yorkshire, on tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
THE FALSE REPORT OF THE CAPTURE OF
SEVASEOPOi

The source from whsDce til. false report first org
paed has been discovered. 1t was at fest suspected
thar some unprincipled spectators in Bucharest aud
Vienna had fabricated the news, but the following
passage in d letter of the 25h received by the Ost
Dtutsche Post, fom ConstannOple, clears up the mys
terry: At sunset report spread with the rapidity OF
lightning through the city that steamer had just
brought the ne of the taking of Seyastopol BY the
allies. 1t has however been discovered that the
author of this little joke is NJ. SommariVa the cor
respondent OF LimPartield de SmyrHe The effects Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
PROMOTION OF LORD RAGLAN

The LOndon Standard says, i, is understood that
Lord Raglan will be raised TO the rank of Field Mar
shall after the operations at Sevastopol The commit
tee of the Honse of Commons reported IN favor of
additional Field Marshals of repute being made. We
believe is decided TO give bis lordship 10000 in
lieu Of pension his private fortune merely II 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
STATE OF TIE SIEGE.

Some impetepc. has naturally been felt at what sp-
pears to be- delay in opening the fire Of the guns on
the place. But fact, the preliminary operations Of
siege quite Indispensable to the result ~ the
Ere Of heavy ordnance. The effect Of siege artillery
IL produced upon given point by combined and con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04
IyCApACITY OF THE GENERALS.

The correspondent OF The Dolly Ners, writing from
Balsklava, says:
1--WE are going 10 establish preaching batteries, and
work them until way is cleared tor the advance Oh
our battaons Then amid the roar Of the siege guns'
the rapid advance of our horse artillery, aud lts Ell
eciusl play the troops must advance TO the orescn
apo British courage determination, AMI co0dess must
Go the rest This is short and imperfect outline Of
the accelerated siege IN which British troops nave
never been known 10 fall On those troops 40 must
RELY rather than on the generaship OF those hlgn IN
command who though brave beyond the powers OF
praise want that srategical genius and experience
which in other captains bad TO make NJ for less
amount Of mettle in the officers and men, lhe iaaI's
which are committed IN almost every department are
glaripp ana obvious 10 all but those who commit them
SUBMARINE SERVICE IN THE BLACK SEA.
Seriesnt William Carue, lst company Royal sap
pers and Miners, left Chatham to embark on board
the Prince, steamship, for the Crimea. This n,n-
commissioned officer is joined by Priv tes Lewis,
Prce ana TOobey, of the same company, aud sso
by two civilians, selected by the Govern nent
These men are well known for their ability in the
duties OF submarine explosions ana ara excellent
divers. Tbey 20 OuI for the purpose OF removing the
FIVE ships OF war suck by the Russians at the
mouth Of the barbor of SegastopOl. They take with
them four of diving apparatus and all other nee
essary mpl. menis, ara twenty galvBnic batteries,
with five miles Of copper wire The charges to DO
used will be from tun and half TO two tuns OF
guupowder and will BE fred 1T 4 distance OF about
Nv miles The operations will be cOGddei "a the a..
pecisl charge Of SERGEANT Carre. Messengers will be
at his command 10 transmit every Intelligence to
Lord Raglan as the works OF the submarine siege pro-
ceeds Serjeaut CsrDe left the headquarters &C Chat
hsm full Of spirits, having parted with his friends
being in full confidence of his success not OF ly of his
completing the destruction Of he ships but also IN re-
moving and recovering the guns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-04


BALAKLAvA, Saturday, Sept 80, 1854.
As Balaklava Bay bears striking resemblance TO
Sevastopo Harbor, 1t being in many points minia-
ture copy Of that formidable port, il struck that
looked upon the ruins of the old castle with the
feelings with which Macsulsys New ZeLander will
one day examine the remains Of the round towers and
battery palaces Of Sevsstopol. AS we entered, an
EDghsb sentry was walking in front of the round
tower on the highest hill, and small parties of Zou-
ayes sat on the lodges Of rocks enjoying the marine
view and watching the nets which they-psss,onste
hshtrnen-had spread in the water beneath them.
la the village nesting ii were in the bosom Of
me ROCKS, LouAyts were mixed up with our own
hlshlapders, Rlres, and men Of the line. Sappers
AID ARTILLERY men crowded round the door of one
OF The houses-evidently one of the quarters of
their officers. Fires we're burning on the shore.
for the evening was fresh and even cold
and We who shivered on the poop Of onr
vessel, in spite of greatcoats and mands onoed 70
stand by those free and have good warm. after.
ward learned, that while admired the fires wa had
not the esst oee Of the expense al which thew vere
rahed. Fresood ss one may suppose from the de-
scrptop OF the locality, is scarce az BaakIava ard
fuel got somehow and anyhow usually from wrong
places apo by wrong means. A night or two ago /
UNDERSTAND party oil Zouaves stole the doors Of the
engine er ofieers quarters burnt them on toe beach
and COOLED their ratons thereby. Bur still the res
looked jolly and comfortable and the village with the
rows Of free IN fIoLt ana green "a here and there
had mfortablc and pleasant APPEARANCE. A troon
Of abou. twenty Russian prisoners escorted bv a do
taehuent Of Zousves, came down from the hill and
after usteripg on shore, entered lugger boat and
we're rowed Of TO 9 French transport The Rassians
IN Their long gray coats and dirty forage csp- locke
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
LETrEa EnoM u. 1. WARD.

The New Orleans Delta eoataius 4 letter from Mat.
thew f. Ward lately acquitted Of i{ilihg Pr7f Busr
Il is addressed tt THE editors Of TIE United States
aud after referring to bis confidence the jlI,iee sd
magi.aAimity q the Nlierican peoplS he says
my p9siton Is ona which NAV vrIJ b., c5,sidess.d
peculiar the United States whert laws have thrsto
been respected aud wtere tht ver to jury "a bln
s,-At'-ss ~ trre IyeSs1, % ypBngeaeras-
iiy, and beg opinion stl the
my case be laid before you. tt
Il en- blame man for feeling strong ptesdire a.
rAinsi me, for expressing the loudS c6adeliio.of
rnoriuaaie deed which has bet, 50 dark land n
genousiy exaggerated By my enengt The publ 4.
yet seen buone side Of this "a that ode BIS
been most unscEupsosly nisreprese,ted BY those ea
FOR my boad aad luin have been Acquitted by lasy
Of my peers, aud in mpSt this N,d be rin5csn
enough and even IL My case, pcrvessJ Il haf bess
my acquitSl should al Least argue presumption Of iAy
anocenee, strong enough to induce tie hostile 20
pause till they can exhbiae the Testimony produced IL
my trial This all desire and stsf y it i ns muih
for a 10 ask who has Gnccmplagngy submitted 10
much as have dons''
He adds that the Arpetons Of New York win soon
sue fall and eorrcctrerot Of the evidence, ard this
he desires the ediiors throughout the country 10 real
eareiay; and II they DO discover some better res
for his acqutal thaa the coruPfi q the jGy be
,,v, ne will be willing 10 submit yersaI condemns
s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
arrival OF the Franklin.
FoUR DAESL4TER FROM EUROPE.

New YogK. Day 22.-1he steamer Franklin from
Hayre and Southampton, arrived at Sandy Hook at i
O'clock bringing dates frem Liverpool 10 the 10th mst
The Franklin bro ught 1870 passengers and among III nj
NJ. de Oneia, minister Of SPAN 70 the United States
and Mr. Winsiow bearer Of Dispatches from Spain. /.
The Franklin, yesterday. off Nantucket shoals, came
in contact with the propeller William Penn in fog
Lord Elgn has been charged with special mission u
the United States. and preparing 70 start for WASN'T
ington it'll all practicable despatch. The object Of his
mission not known bat was supposed TO be in rela
ton 10 the present war Or Cuba
No special event Of importance had occurred at the
seat Of thensh intelligence Of active warfare was
momeniariiy expected.
Austria has presented fresh terms 10 Russia which,
if declined, she viii join England and France.
The Russian fleet is reported TO have saedfro He'll
sigalled the allied Acct 10 prepare for immediately
The mission of Lord ElEn Formerly Governor d
Canada( is supposed TO relate 10 the fishery dcuitie.
and the question Of reciprocal trade between the United
States and the British provinces.
The income tax has been doubled in England The
n alt tax has beca raised, and duit put
he Russian version Of tke bombardment OF Odessaj
claims il brilliant fcaYoa the part Of the Russians
ahd that the Car had bestowed decorations upoa
the otIicers engaged y r. III
dass official report had set been received 4
Nothing Of ~ paftance had been received from The
Black sea or the Danube. n
camp OF lou, Qoe men is to- be formed AT Omers
partly as demonstration against RUSSIA and partly "a
throw troops from there ato the Baltic when
An additional camp Of So 800 French troops had Been
formed near Narsees II
The Turks about to blockade the Grecian norris
The Shah Of Persia has become hostile 10 Russia INA
IS Kissing army Of 000 men
-Yhe Turks have advanced from Kalafat to Eraioya
Y The ladia mail bad arrived at Trieste with HONG
kog dates q March 9th and Calcutta of April 6ih
The Russian East India fleet had left Manila for Batavia
The Observation-Disclosures has advanced n
PET psfsi, WIN an extensive demand. Corn ac-
tive demand, advance Of Is per quarter for yvbe
and yellow. IL
At Liverpool beef advancing and pork very firm.
Lard unchanged. /"
The Manchester market was o,iet nricas u,.I,.rd5
The Paris Boui>e rose the report that Denmark
and Sweden had joined the western powers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
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THE BADGE AND CLAYTON AhEsp-
NIENTs.

i,n,,ng he discussion or The Nebfaska bin in
"a, House or Representatives, these amendments
have often been referred to. but their exact inPsr
has mol been;femembered The House having
emitted the Clayton amendment in lhsbll Iust pass
ed we think il web 10 reprodaceii, with The vote
upon ii in the Senate. on the night Of the "a q
March
Mr.. CLAYTON moved % amend By striking
antin the provision eoaerring the RIG oil Suffrage
and holding office, lhese words;
aAnd those who shall have declared on oath their
Intentiot TO become such, aRd shall have taken an
oath to support re consl ~ = 'As ni'ea
States and The provisions oil ms Act
So that it shall read:
Proriasd Thatthe right ofsnff. agP and Of hold
ing office shall be exercised og'g " eiitssase iAe
Mr.. SEWARD called Tor the yeas and nays, and
theY were ordered
YEAs-Messrs. Adams. Aicbison, Badger, Bell,
BENJAMIN Brodhead Brown, Butler, Cay, Clay
ton.lDawsoh Dixon Evans, Fitzpatrick, lions-
ION, Hunleri Johnson, Joaes OF Tennessee Jason,
Morton PRATT, seba4tian, and Stdei-sA
NAYS Messrs1 Chase Dodge Oh Wisconsin,
nodge of iowa. Douglas, Erssgnden. F'isn Eoo,,
a NJ. Hamhn Jones o. Iowa Norris Peltit se-
----d sairs,.ds 3SlHiih, Stuart, SapneII Ioucey!
Turfe s-eHs' a'u w
The votes in fastr Of ihe amsa4eat were mostly IRON
the Southern States Il remaisa % be SEGA rhs,hei
Their devotion 70 'fppai@f tNettlsu3 Nis t-@-
them 70 change their Votes.
The first b-aneh Of the abjoned sachdment eqeiv-
silent the Wilmot Rsoviso and gives the Ssui very
little chance TO far In the rae fr e3nirol Ct tie
domestic institufions'' o. kansas and .Esbraska:
Mr. T3AperR mbved 10 amend BY Inserting
Prorided That nothing herein eehaiaed shall be
strued 70 revive Of put force asy law regulation
which may haze existed prior 10 the Of The oh &c
March, $50, etir protecting establishing, pruhib.;
ing, abolishihg slavery.
Mr.. wEIlER called for the yeas aad nays; ard they
were ORDERED and takep, as fooWs;
YEAs--aicssrs Atehsoa. Badger, Bell Benjamir,
Brodhesd. Batter. Clay. Dawsoa Dixon, Dodge Of Iowa.
Douglas. Essas Fish, Fitzpatrick, Foot, Gwtn Ham
lin, Hoastnng Hsaier Jones 81 lswa Ianes o. fern,
Mason. Morton, Morris Petit. Pratt Seward Shieds
eldell, Smith, Stuart, roueey, Walker, Weller, aud
Williams-35.
NAYS Messrs. Adams, Brown, Dodge of Wisconsin.
Johnson, Rask, and Sebas tiaa--6
oihc amendment was adopted.
The negatives are all Southern men. Am5hy these
in the Alternative were Mr. SEWARD and fifteen other
Northern and Northwestern members. Il is easy to
understand fro III tbs, the South gains nothing the
Bads amendment. " ell might Psesilent Pierce and
Douglas urgeths biilupaa heir Northern friends
as - bill in favar Of freedom And yet the South
claims triumph
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
lie VETO.

The Richmond Examiner aud some olher Dem
ocratic prints are rling to persuade themselves
thar the Presi3ea, muss veto the Homestead Bill,
ii passed by Congress- or be false to his own dec
aarations in tAe late Veto Message. But The
Usian is throwing out ialimations Of .diEetenl
character. The saas people have Votes, and fhe
iasaae have NOT. Is not this reason enough forthe
Demperacyl There win be found some ptsteSl
Ter "a e distifelou wisAou. diffsTenee' n
The debate Ia .,he Senate, on The ye.o. Is a very
sbis one, but ,vo-ihirds Of The msnlhers can
scarcely be expected 10 resist the Executive isan-.
IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
FALL or AN IRON BRIDGE.

Between twelve and o'clock, Saturday afternoon
the iron bridge at the foot Of street. connecting
ington with Georgetcwn, over Rock creek, gave way
under the weight Of two omhbusscs, going n different
directions but meeting in the middle Of The bridge III the
time Of the accident The result Of this occurrence
Mckinney, Of the drivers had his legs broken He
has mother and brothers and sisters depending
him for support The other driver, smith, was badly
bruised a was also little boy named Thomas Our
fellow citizen, General Roger c. <WeigLtman had an
arm broken. Besides new omnibus as smashed be
You'd repair, and fine horse, valued at two hundred
collars Is so much injured as, il supposed to be rem
dered worthless.
The bridge Is almost total wreck. II cost we be-
eve, SIX or eight thousand dollars and was erected AZ
The expense Of the corporation Of Washington not more
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
Baltimore Market.
Rantlolph & LatirmcrM
-lacrLAL Or PRugs IN rms BAlriMoaE MaaKEl
~. -. go i, a7nr MAY 81 ISL q


Fer tse sssek enalRg May q, iSaiiF
Reported expressly for The Free Prhss.
ArrLes.-supply ligAt and no denaAF. w
quote nominaliy al 50 ID 81 per bhL
BurreR The receipts are lighisrthanlAst week
no charge In prices WE qpo,e GIades in kegs AZ
IL 10 is els. Western go IL CTS. Roll at;I6io y
"A Bseswax.--we quot IS 10 g Cts. with no
demand
Sales OF Shqulaefs ~ 5tto q CTS Slset vt g =
Hams plain ! 10 10 cents Fancy ~ y ia cts
GaUNrRy SoAr.--in good demand Win fsales A.
5 tee cts.
$50 ii which wefe sott al 81 s6 70 Sp Coon The
the hoof, equal 70 50 pc 10 Sit - NIT and The
balance were 4aken out III the market.
Ct.ovxasssn Market dull md prices eesiinsng.
We qnate S4,50lo Sf,s5s
cos~.-geceips are lslt ard demand modes
1raie sales Of White ana yellow Al 81 70 y cts
DHED Farir- Sales pr Apples al ls5 toSf 90
PEACHES al 81 IS 10 81 p. .
DSgRskiNs.- AreAin demand and s,3SatSs 2is.
Fora -ReeSirfs conlinue very ligt1and though
The demand IS moderate. prices are ws& snstained.
We quote Howard 81. a - . z IS cry Mll's
$sl2a = SS,29 -,
Fuss-S 1ies:ef CITE al 81 70 E3. ked sFoS %
Ia SieA Miuk 80 Id 15cis. C,sln any Geey tox
lilo Is Masgr5i6 To & RahiSi toTS,
GtNsrNe-No dsmatd. Hels nenFnasSy q y
a n are iish, AMI demand active.
Sales at Sc 50 u M GO Il.
LaSD-Sa'es in bills ai 81 70 y css.s Kegs y 70
! sigsr.sp atsD n SOD lsmaae, uiA als.a' :
= osrs- Gfeod demand and sales Al Sd 10 50 SIS.
/ Rwr-C;tie3 demand and prices ar9 we'll rns-
tainea Weluu9s Md.a,t5 10 es9 Penn auu
: ss.ss Roar.-seusda is i, deha,a and sall'
Il readily al IS h 40 cts. II, L
T.lLew. II salas a, Il 10 lei dents,
TlMoTuy}SFf nE-Sa4ts ~ - . 50 se III
Weof.- Marker dullsanl PRICES laf saies o
{ unwaehed ~ 10 AZ; wasiF ~ - g 81 -
WggAr. i IffaasIHS adeiae-sasfng ana prices wei
snsainsd. sates Isl islefief ID ..oat Ped al 81 *
10 $685. sIsd IL pfne Sl99 4a atf ofdlnat y
Wai.e - onls clos; Fanily Flanr SsD5 70 81 u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
S2ll Rawarf

d ANAtEAI Hon NE subser,ir.r ioy lnear
II Chariasfovnl Jefs rson. CotS,iy. Wife;aia
Negro a a7hamsH HENRY RTaf lie i ii oct
~ years II ase 5 Fee + iaeles al weighs about
ls0 dark effApi4xio9, ard \ heb spoken 10 has
rather dawnsast FIX IUCINs;A IsITsT his
Miie, = abapi 4 tfet 9.incbes hiss agg 20, dark
complexion ahd dhpfg The saiaExlaves left inv
House on Ne6ne8davfand Sundaxslast! ,ho5ob
think il more tlanpreBable thai M al tage,har
VIII gtgeihe following reward fos ethsr ef lhem
If secured sn4hat can get them as,sn $40 Il IA
ken in HE Chnnsv. so IN The Sta?,S e5e IN Mn.
ryland aps 3te9 ih Pennsylvania
.J0Ey BURNS
Char'estown j fsrs9n Co. Va, NAV a5h.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
/ THE lApIEs FAIR.

Ithas but rarely occurred that anythiaE Of die
kind has passed ofr more pleasantly and atreeabiy
tban the Fairfield by lie Ladies at Mr.. CAREERS Ho-
III Is nav o.: the debt die On the erection Of the
dlTesbEteFian Church in this town. Tie display Of
ARTICLES both az 10 extent and variety, mes mag
nfceht and reflected the highest credit upoa tf in
jSustry and good-staste Of those who bad prepared
with snch care The Refreshmeni tables wire most
abpudantly and handsomely supplied wsh every
thing tntempt the taste and crafty The appetite The
Summers were largely attended and lie tsbl alIEust
breaking down with the variety dad exter4 Of the
preparation. These various departments " lie zach
presided over by lovely woman, Who gavl ze1t TO
the occasion and increased interest to tile 1stity
The amount received, being over SD0Iol With
many articles uhsold, was mote than stfldeat
to pay o tue debt due and BY universal ouient the
Ladies are entitled upon the part Of the stesnersex
to vote Of thanks to which their husbands ~ least
Chose who are fortunate or unfortunate enough to
have them, } win respond hearty amenl- ia'i,it
Il.irS II IaAII, -----------r=r-r isriufir r
at HErPers Ferry 70 seyersl years aaa Holr e.
Gently Master Drsug I man, has resigntd ais poe :
i'm 10 lake charge Of large and more lurritse es-
,ahli m nj ia Nj IS ichussits Mr. BuRroN 1 agen-
Il, asusol fine practical mechanic abili,ds and
will be an acquisition TO any establishment lie
viii carry vi him the. Kind wishes q many
friends.
/. His p,aces.n tie Armory wiz be eccusitd By
Capt. JeRoME B. YorNa who has long been ,assoei-
.eialed With the erS llistm +nt and who iswtll
qlaiifed for tie discharge o. The datiestoi he
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1854-05-25
TIC EaNsAs AND NEBnAtKt BILL
PASSED.

n, Monday nIrt, lhe House Of Representatives
-,me . rose ppps the bin 70 organize the TerTi
,orIrs Il Ksnsas md Ssbraska. and i vas passed,
under he orefaiicn of NE rreviors question. hysa
vo,e Or liz 10 ioos This vas accomplished b
h,rlIsuleuiary eosp lesrpsiu. Whsa II eomniliee
a The Whole, Mr. sTrFHexs Of Georgia, With q
: view 10 cnt olf 81 amthdInen,s moved 70 strike
out the faazliag saase. Eieh in sr was % reject
The bill, ane this motion was sussaiael, notriih-
s,andfna q was violation Of al rales for noeom-
mifee righrto desigey bill rsieFfed 70 Il
al ejosisy were determined y force me
hnd with this view they ossrFaled he
gsioa vheneveF necessary 70 accom-
- f.ises This was il eebaaes q ne
hallous amendments 10 Be debated IN
- N hye n,inasesrsch. and 10 disregard q
- e.1of ,he Administration organ. which,
aver Eslors. had said
- $500 af,he nh has ever desired 10 secure
t,. asssre against The fair expression q sentiment
49, rrerrserfaiives Of The people. Every demo
eya i ready 10 bow 70 the great Pepniar hiounai,
.nd every democrat believes that where reason =
IN free 10 combat error, the popular Joagnrhl
viii ultimately befighL@
YET, 10 lev days after, the same paper 'hfea'-
ened The dplirq1enss Of the party win Aam'ais-
,ralion ngeance f they fsiled 10 zoe The mark
Here q al appeal 10 the 4imias
ar Deraaeratic member Of Congress Is led BY
Me aaenent and his conscience 20 vote iar me
Mi as We hope an Democrats will &c led to DO
and he returns 10 his constituents 70 enrpaaff ms
ca nor of Wigs and tAboliiighiss. ogeiher Tiih
disaaT cied men Of his own party. az seAtte Mes
q Rad no aa irks uagsrstGsds and aPr.sia.ss ~
fiarae.ey az tAs EEecHips rdt bsets tt "a res.
drnt mil aor taeA factions Ess4 % yi1!A PHslie par
~..a.<s u flrbtr Am. =
. The Detroit Fee Press, Gen cass'sefgan. iaks'
nm he strain. and urges the @fai,hfa" to stand %
l. tbelY w,ik IN the following plain tall
awe trust that the Administrator IN Us apPri m.
,,er,.',o6 Slice and 10 dispensing the public pat
,nn.ga will stand by the true men Of Tue parry
In IN, way only can il rally around iseit an I'M
nreenable wall or faithful supp@fiers "A this way
onig car II preserve ths Democratic party as M
tio1aI organization. Let il stand high upon We
he platform Of principle and reg4ra as On me-
those members Of Congress who's Q pot eccu .lul-
~ ana fairly the sane diioTm. Leti rememeei
,bat tbo,e who arc mol far il are agains. u Lei
cease 10 relyupon the professions Of iaif-
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and conquered faction~an baadred times more heIet
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