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New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

I ORD & TAYLOR have just received by late ar
II dt, fron trrops extensive - CarPetEs OF
Cloth. vhch they soad rspectf.y cal the n-n Of
ttcse oaue fh-y - b sod al prices teias eone7
ti'ion. LOsD TAILOR 'irs-d Of cor Cbryste.
APkING MANIlLLAS-E S MILLS has re-
~ So- - Cham b-r. ap i- -scsi
.e prepared exhibit. ags and nesa'ifal s.sor
"a spnng Mtnii-s c0ppas al he lA'est noVeie u tke
uft r. fh o. pne shawl II erery dcite-
,6r eea the special attention Of the aS- 10 tsd tasy
he ofr.5 svnsssle Wire she's ssAods
for ssle
w HITEROCK sHtRTINGS.-The Whiterock
w 81 81 inch bxaehed also extra
v.ertsht Co0us ID or hnensss reroa and tnrss
fv For.eby kESNITH 4 Co, Nos 50 and II BrosdSay.
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JoESK OAKLEY Auc'ioneer -
OARIFY WRIGHT will sell at auction on WE'D

ELIAs CONS Austioneer - -,o,.,
DFREMPTORY SALE of HOUSEHOLD fUhNI-
1Ukt At no g. Wet Isth-t eornsf Of =. 90 'hlo A.
ApIl Iot O'Clock eon,hinl 10 pat of ne
T,I., Ch,r Cloek, Beds Bedd Oh Jl"ths tssss bsd.
.i,.Ss Psno Dsnsrsbles Chamber fafsiire oS
finn kc
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a1~vx "a LrKes Auesonssr -Bs II II LSsDs : . =,
HCTShUOI ID FURNlIURt.-On THURSDAY,

HOUSEHOLD FURNlrURE.-On IHIk Ik>DAl.
Ami a o'clock at No 81 hiess., sota ~s'' t 80.
M Flsslt Hcu-thoii
rsYos OF vrv rich brus.e Csrpst- ana
csyer "a wood sofas Au and F.tsi -cszs C-ut-r
800. rshts marble rose d t.fa 49,
." SOFAS AFn fai
sr s,h eisssr, wood EeseIs' isi qse & - ~ r
49,. u,,.fafs rifrof hsck, 2uss ana so - . "a
.i-.h .i.,,S M, es Na.s Bedrooms sf nc =
,i,sts Psl.ssss Msss-. Io'e~o' u,r,lets9
1900 c.,stc srS T-tts a - ~ - o.
tr. .,i.-stl Fryr.viDfs c,cree sd rrco'aF ,tsN -
80. r.trr.Sv Pris.s's Dressug Farei-s - i,,g.
fsIhe i,ps pvars Bccktrs e."e,t S,.a1 a. ? rIvl
Eass. 4, T,iiettc fahl-. Ma r-ss.s a A' - 49,
esf Nsf;tfs Nrrtiisn sif e't - l. .-lx rev as
r. who sfihe .tt-e 1ieh 'faEafs -''' t.fti5
ht,I btt ,ite rsfd
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ppNRy II LEEDS Auconeer-By II " LEEDS Co
EIANT UhITSLJIOIn II EI'RNI HIRE %

uFNRY II LEEDS ADconeer-By II " LEEDS 90
l. LEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNI .URE.-On
- fHrFsDAY April a. a, n! o'clocs al, no Is 'u.t near
pst besuu cv'd Rose xoo5 Paro Fun nts covered IN
s brOcateie heavy fai0 match ytn lace
Mantle Pier Glasses fncy ksceoiion Dhrs
VASES Bronze Figures and ri Wall
Bracelets side and rabs sith sros
tops faIcy hne OH Painiinss dde par Of Rose
BIOcatule, With hauison slip Couch@s
&C. Table Lace and Draper, Caars Gocse Gard IA
BILE Center hs 10 oi NEON bIocste!e superb
famed Ell ebinz WiodpT Caaius ssio dampk .nd
ro, wood sofa with medallion gold sod Es
Tel IN ds
or; b.dss ads Nseps Ds.es Borsus, Wsstgsuo marble
ChvA 6Is.s Cabr ct Cspets crG vor-ted
Curtains Sc Also sssoitTeut OF mahoesy Bad
Glass aud Ki ich.n Ware The eDtr. r
ni,nrs to he sold without reserve. (l4il
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, OIL
IL CLOTHS. MfkROss se, Ee-F COLfOS shss.h rais
DAY futcsy Am n u. Gecck No a bet b.
ls ara zasv. h- enr Fer tare Of - noa.- eoa.as IN
sscord tsod hs-ofsny Psnoorte, sf M4h0xzaJ
sifs ard Tsbks Mhorsu sdfe.ds sEd ,aur
Irf Tables ard @ Cloths Oh a. .nd
Oss War. Becs and Hair Nrses LOotng Gl-s-s
Table CtteTy m ke Sale viii
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d HouG, Auc;ionoer
NITGANT PARIOR CHAMBER aud DIM NG-

EIEGANT PARLOR, CHAMBER aud DINING
IL RON FURNITURE at AU ION = TO MORROW ~
dGy) MORNItG - oeock ct No 3S ih.'v til De sd the
the Rosewood and Mahogany fuioae costs Broe els
lac.
v MT Par Sntss In FeDcs satin Bocaeis
Al s lie .ekaDseip hsnS.omsy carved aof ol
.h d. Marble rop aud Plated Etasee excellent
Pso Fore octave warrant by acty MAKER "a
y and Mahogany Tables m,r'. too also
sd. Fsbcs usssve Ros wood Boob svsy nne pee
cf end stands
Paris WOIk rab fac OF O Pa atnss
ve, beautifully framed Tapestry Bra"ss Floor sad stair Gar
netting ase Fec CHI Plate Oval Miros high' on-nentsi 50
uu.usy eboics eo ctor Of rchls decorated fe IN ofce
Vs,., slower Match Boxes Figures J.ve Goes &c 80"
Cbsnc ,li.,, Ro., fro-tos riei n
bodered lace b'ocstele urt.ns Russ m.s &c Wy
co,, Fa,y les rcd 10 BtocSe-
also soi, Gold Bto sdtd SIX Rose wood and Ma
hosy Dr. ssne her BuIeansi 70
mich very ,sat and costly Rose ~od bedste.d, e1ceeefy
Psil'ssses and hD- Cor ed ts-hs hae'ss 70
Gilt China and Pl.is roi; sets
m MlTos v.Iy China Dinner Sst; thrt" rt. seis ~
Ma FIeOsn Table NssSi do Ivory
futlesy silver Tea Coffee UI1s Cste As
i. spoons CTscke, kc Sofas Looaee' .HA' @oAe H''y
lkhlIs &c
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D. :. HoUGH i1a-er. -
FURNITURE-TlIIS DAY, at

IC oerct OF Sd AZ sd 9thsi All the gen'
Il f.n b noueteemg o.sishos Of ,ae
Chamber ADD bssen' "A Gr- found 10
efD ell viii bout restIve sod depo'it ~ be re-
nniff Of ftxe Irrfh.lfr.
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y ; NEILOt A1cfiJn-r-
RI SEHOID FURNITURE FORTE.

TOT StHUID FUKNIII I RE, FIANU-FUK I r,
II hCsEV GOD PtRLOR sUiIg BRUs-EL- CARPETS
&c IOMoskOW, (FIiSsy) $. 10. oeoek boa.e N9 g h
bstv,eL tth ott-a' OhUNDt HOT ttfON MELLOR vii
seuI FurptuI, the 5sus
tut tapestry srdnUs Csrpsss Eood
ralcI Suite ch plate MTsrs e1siser Fam 3e1.
ah,itnds ntests &c so od 81 P.nf.rts
so Cover. also the kHetsB Utetsi Casues
Of sale. DsTCfls reggiTss ffsD purchsfer
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HENRY H. LEEDS Auetoneer byH II LstDs tCo
NIFGANT Hot SEHOLD FURNlTURE.-On

HENRY II. LEEDS Auctioneer. BY II II LsGps \ co
EIEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE-On
IL IaURsDAY Apil - it No Al East 2thst pea St.v At
y n sos Arm Parlo Cbsr, Reception Cha., 80 Tood
custe essni carved kosewo"d Center ssis sia s Ip
esn, BLACK in erinsos plush Sofas Atn
rsior d Lsee Catir' oteh WAlpa oaesse. .,, rS'
oil Cietb Bone Bropz- Cbas Man 0H,mea'
one veiy handsome Black Walnut Extenon Table seo f%
ie.,e. SC .-.. .....,..n.,., iii H..
c.rei. and Rose Bet ads Doos
wlsnds Tables Toilet Sets, Beds 97daios mattresses
Rsyx.sT-Insrair carpets OIL Cloths watins, Mshossny
p ira Table. SC rich OIL Paintor 10 pa aIs snd .a
foy ii.m'S eO.' n. ' a Sves psroI Door MAJ.
Ru,s Also China Glas AYE and hitelen f-Itia's
whole OF the above is \ tAee iebt eorelon sIa @ ~
william Isvfse. Auc ioae.r
VNIFGANT HOUSEHOLD fURNITU tE-Made
II TO order Me-ss dotchogs P0n'ot se &C De ing le iP
eI .. .ss,.; s0is soFS,d .or auction on rHUssDAY
Ap ~ 81 io oeccs No IS LeedoOte'Isee "a oe'"ssS
hsrd lo,hy' se ,nd a.ssei o.ssoa Fsfa,ture co n
lihip or In the catalogue ane eeins ven "''S ~
=; hclsese, ptIs
EJEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE IiaNo'
II sc On April s. at 10: o'eleet No u w'i.s, q,
Chureh eOmpiisiss one esndsoHs % n ssd
ID Errc6 Boca ellie ,elt,T sde sad rr is'es O.rg Sns
M,Ioesny FxtepGiouTabo sofa' TIE aIeie. sses o 80 Is
Es,ni ME Pusus Wlshs aids "Aosi SsoostAy so1 A'e
Beo.,eaeA Mstrssse &C Deposits qaired ron every gs '
w BsovS Aue,iopeer ,
CFNTEEL FURNITURE at tAUCIloN.-Oht NJ
N nay MORNING April 8 81 ]" o'clock ~ No u =" - -
50 SeI hy he & t0T, ,, u5e To. .ns Ross cas. marble
f.is bureaus Wsshststns ht.s-es oaf-i4 aha
@ o.Fs,. o. Go's. q MIt.s lns - sss. ssf saa g. sas %
esre ,s Chsir. HA,ssand, L1okn. Glass; Caia' sna '
We hsa 20 r. m ,i;sou, reserve cash md hE7s si De
r,q,i'ea cir oa oiy a tosper N on
fof
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Jos. LORD, A0otoneer
DY GEO. w. LORD d Co, No. 356 BroadwaV, be-
~ Frnsin sud Leona,css sales Of Books P.isrsGs
FuRHIIuRf, &c. favorable t@'ms - - - .
THEOLOGICAL SALE ON FgURsDAY AND FRIDAY EVEN
mos APRIL "a AND q.
This compriscs large COLI cio. OF siaroa WOks
Theology SC besides coll cti0p Of Classical Works aud
B,OI fOrn lang and veil worthy attention Books AMI
CatBOgUt
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HWY u. LstOs. Aaetloneer ny II LgEDs ! Go

HOUsEUOLD FURNITURE-On FRIDAY,
L ami ift 1coct NO. 10 Warrsn=.. consulting Of
PHor covered 10 Green AMI Pqrpe - Bro
ct. -sef. Arm and Cbsis hose GOOD Cslter Tables
Msretors Tr Glss,s do~ Cu-ils Chanlslcrs N1oss1y
Fuuuie SOFAS c. &c Center aud Caro- Tahls 40 b E
Maloesuy ais Chsi unu
ueUt also grain Beds ald M.ur.s.e 4; &c CANA
Oi.,s Kiohea Ware aith which he sale will conn nee
~ (1f5ll
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Ivy II LEED9 n tIOnFrf
OUSEHOLD FUhNlTi kE-On FRIDAY,
IL Ath' @ lf. O'Clock 4 sf 40 30 "a ~. II. H.
IIEDss Co vii sell the following JOssshod mi coas.
los Tsror FuTnrJre Of carved R~ood "a 4nd
fsI Eirs ooyeo in bi5e velvet rich sr1s rapesr' Ca,
pet. Msfbie-iop Center rA@e Glaze. eis.ut
Lace Orpou Chsni er Roe io4 R@ep
roh Bo.e~ Vok Ts1le. bedrooms Nth)saay
Bo.ee Beasss Hair Mstrtss 3ed aat dt.aE M
hospy Ders tursus W-sbs srds Toi ct r'olss Ch.r N
Sets Tb py insis1 AID Van~sa Car R0
ho,ary C.ber Table. Mlaletop Wsrdr,hes BOX C.sss
OLtOs HHt So kc Chia- Glass sad Sve-p ,ted Ware
Afo somsnt Of kcb.p FGTuisr .it1 uh eh the sale will
ill
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27
JoHH vAsD,w.rga .us ione-'.
IICUSF HOLD FURNITURE. PIASO-FORTE,

HOUSE HOLD FURNITURE, PlANO-FORTE,
4 PiEB ola sEs, ts-N ANDkWATfR 4 TJR.ER vii
s.l THUHtDAY April u ~ o'clock, 81 W. 49, 5h-s'
old Fabiture faooFote Per Gl.sss Of
carved tsiiu lrocie snf push oeoo
Sof- Csner Ts'l,s Mirror mafbepp Esre eac1r
fOOt Piano f0t- Oh Pointing.
freIcb bone che Nsss Mantle rnzsrs dAGass snd s
tToo WIe0p Cnrsius Brussels Carpets L. C5.nber
fu coLf-iIIg mshstDy cphic sd scroll sd
u0ads .rh, ard flsin nfes Bureaus "s.ts,nds We'd
roies Ihue-Py ana lns ain Carpets Cloths Venetian Al
bIuss sAir Carpet Bssem, faII l8e FitA With
the fsle ~
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Replating.

DEFEATING old Ware Replated equal to new,
Ii ard sasn'ed viz. sppoIs torks C0tors, Cake ba"et'
Ty ass STAN aud all tai articles send orders 10 me
s,,,r Factory 2l2 Centre " pesr Drsnd~.
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A 1. fUTrLr ot1 esr -
ViNnSOMF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

Ii FNGiish fAPEsTRY CARPETS GLASSES sc
q IN ILE will cell cbUR Sd ~ 10y O'Clock Va 6fs
BouftoDs Of OF ffseisss NanoaanJ P"or aad
BoIt ON FUrr coIssug Of Sofs Cogchs Chas super
Iusitb ysr.r, Carpe rrr Glasses Pier Table Oh Cohs,
Pc all Lanerp; ;ebsT Ta,s Eyptiin msr'e 'op.i
Ferch Heo.t.d. DR. sng aud W.sa,tfnds mtros
oI, Mshospy >debosId Brussels and sgn C>r'- ba@n-nt
ptu. ID, property o. family removing C.fosn-s 90
thr norri1g of sale Deposits require from paIch.ssr.
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AsTHosYJ -LEEcKER Aastl ne-r
1ANDSONE RESIDENCE and FOUR LOTS

IA
- o. GROUND on s5f and 1rs. auCrION-a J.
,Lff ~ ~ fei st auction f.,DaY p le5i
xrtIocf a. tho hsnt Frh.nse Y. the
e P.bsEJ' 'z on I'D md a. and plot
pioehS 10 DDs four M ba dies Lot. Ar Nth the .ad
arc Sth-ss betSetn ssv and
fsti on he lst.s The plot Of 9IOous
&c and front OF b. feet Bath "a feet
Lbs hH sh ron srt ct 70 street The . bv . fst 10
oph with dry cssr der the Of tn fd1sd 10
~hh all the moAero
uos bspdsoe pszrs ali round the French
o"~. &c &C lbe sboe property 10 beautifully sito.d for
sp ntas rtsdnee eammsnrg fne Vie Of the Est River,
Huh bfcge tad ksw-Yort
F end foihsr particulars Of this desirable proper
tyi spply 10 the suctienssr Bread 81
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G L TrcKIs, Auefi.n,er BY Billing 4 luoKEs .
GALE of HOUSEHOLD tURNITCRb-At No.
- q Blsteksr.t FslhAY. Aorit 3 a. ee.oet VI ~ "a.
s,tse Of the shove Of Pallof Csanoer sae
L Iicl.rE Enrr ifrrc
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-I-HI IIIg7 acres Pine and Spruce Timber Lands,
,o.ib ,sf o. kv-rsdsle vii b. csuVeli sd rqsis sne
Comfy u-sr fhe and 8. IL
o,ock =. NIpNE>DaY 1884 . 'h- highest df-r,
nhrut liua civiol. Terms per en h5Fn
n tavs IS well @gs psysol- h - Al
with Interest th~ f-1I24ad-f -
fse sik AID seven y as sh ts
,Iua.liy tnereoa lherl 6rdac.a tlr al
avn n ,L- pu5ei n u Fretrr e yefi-es MAS
s.trs,. .c 10 is hsd frorI Hr SHOWS r-ar ne .
TOV T CLARE's Store in Pot-5aDi OF Of JAS Il habIS@
or ,er. No } SGidsu-afs Ne Work
J>o PETERS Excelsior FIR. inssrsnoe Ote-
No Broad o, New York.
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Cw HoLNss Aae;ioneer -
GALE of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAk-
- PITS sILVsnwARk kc-C W HoLMc' ill ssl fo-
MORROW tndyl Arr s m Oe Ost tie eonten shs 10 se
No 4,h.t beiwer 6th ~ sid sd'a ins Pesph
ne ION Ceger and rAbls I'D sus In boeAel
Tate.rv Bruse snd nssa '.roe. ueh E4',s sna
Mshag.ny snd W W.nat Bed
,t,, Spring seat ars sad koe.e CF0eafy
"a Gl,a~,re Kitchen and RsseW.ut furniture Ac
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JoHN ; Hf11s, AuctOn-sf.
4 UCTION NOTICE HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
AIN. MsRw,E Auctiynser
DY BANGS, BROTHER 81 CO.-Trade Sales

RY BANGS, BROTHER & CO-Trade Sales
~ h,on,s No IS Psrtp
TUESDAY WFDHE .DAY THURSDAY. May 10 .ad II at
sUclOck p ~
o. ?. Co IS Es MISCELLANEOUS CHofcg
s1oCK freLfsH AMERICAN Books Ce,osues raoy
the I'd met
TUESDAY May 6 and folowrE days O'clock w. zach day
Regular SPRING PARcEL SALE OF ESGL sH ASo tMEscAS
- COLLECTION Catalogues dy the 25
WEDNESDAY, May q and zine folio yifs evening"
MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF EEcLsB Books Catalogues
lTeI
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ETEAST POWDER-B 1. BABBfII is nc oris
"a Inventor Cbsria Test Poster . Ca fetsIs
- a. by n al - W1.llgsc q, We f'f. = q;
-. Tb 80 p1-c - fsoais ts' ,se' %. - vs s
.soYs
New-York daily tribune., 1854-04-27

7 HI FLOTLE OF tlt oI III VI VI fVfS'f, y
the rscs of God free .se itSepes4sDsi To al
t,ssed The WILLIAM LYNCH late q tss Cy u
fewYob 1seessI eredters asH Of In or staer~ss ns
rfTeby eited and rsusred soa-
M ~ srS nn,.r lsfo,s 81 OF the Coaafy y New
Tot A. he oaee 10 Cby se~ Yofs the kth day
lh- fyrssoo1 that cav. hsn and
sffes s-s-ns u h .at Of rocssai. of
PFTFR sWF ysY Ysbds AssistfstH Ia the Cifv u ses.
Yoi nc a. A Of the shsttes ssd eredfs of s.t
csrfefed
~ rossrs b. ali Efd Wsasss Alexander ".
4 Bfssffd Fsq gf said CDlaiy the vty
NsTTrrs ts9 "a, ~ u spl 10 the year Of oar Lora
AZ i.T4sT. = y BRADFORD. ssrss.t.
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in great movement TO array section Of the Union
against another II tie project succeeds and your men
carry out their principles this goody republic will be
broken into fragments and God only knows what other
consequences VIII follow IL is safe however conclude
that temperance gain nothing by such incorporate
proceedings and that the church and the world will be
no better of than they at present
Let me be understood | am not questioning the right
OF yourself any other man. adopt and exercise his
own political principles and preferences am only in
curing why the temperance has been thrown into
the vortex of party politics and been made an instrument
in promoting the madness of the times
avail myself of the opportunity say that since writing
the letter 10 Mr. Richardson which read in the temper
ance convention have several sections of the liquor
bill of last winter and find that il much beyond
prohibition and contained provisions which deem highly
Objectionable. Such bill can receive my support
II proper to add that reflection has confirmed the opinion
which expressed TO you last April and again in my let
ter of September that prohbory liquor law ought
be passed
Although you have risked everything the single issue
OF prohibition, and adopted political platform which
utterly reject the temperance itself good and
hope TO see the time when mder and better counsels will
prevail.
As this is matter Of public nature shall give my
letter to the press.
| am very respectfully, yours
GREENE G. BRONSON
EDWARD G, DELAvAS, ESD, Balston Centre New York.
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consequences of such triumphs factions win that their
only reliance upon the democracy who have stood
firm and resisted every effort of passion of force to de-
stroy their organization The reaction will follow and the
final result win establish democratic principles firmly
than
The people of the South will remain calm and unexoiled
whilst these contests of passions and violence are beng
played the North The result will prove to them
that the northern democrats the only allies on whom
they depend In this view of the pending contests
but prudent counses should be listened to by south
men, and satisfied that that quiet but deter
mined spirit which pervades the whole South will
have powerful influence upon the minds OF northern men,
who will feel and that the South has proved itself TO
be the conservative section of the Union by its resist
of every species of agitation whether originating IN
ndscreet eounse home wicked assaults and nggres-
sions at the North
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SENTIMENT OF THE DEMOCRACY OF IOWA

At democratic meeting at Keoknk, the 23d ultr
held for the purpose of receiving Hon A. Hail. member
elect to Congress the following resolutions adopted
Resolpe That the result of the late election furnishes
evidence that the people of lows have lost confidence
democratic principles.
Rssoiped That that result demonstrates the real weak
of our enemies in that they despaired of legitimate
direct issue between parties, and on prnci
pies, and consented to purchase partial and hnmating
victory by abandoning their and organization for
the fellowship of abolitonss nconsts and every of
political ultraism
Rsoiced That have every confidence that the sober
second thought of the people will their support to
the party founded the principles of the constitution
the party which will ever in the future it has in the
past stand by the Union and rights of the States and pro-
the development and diffusion of democratic doc
trines which the real hope of the world.
Resolved That the democratic party cherish undimn-
ishcd confidence in the integrity and patriotism of Pres
dent Pierce and that the of his administration
have justified the choice OF the party by inauguratng
policy which, like that of Jackson may startle the md
at first but is destined by the reassertion of the eternal
principle of POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY TO root the party deeper
in the confidence and affections of the American people
than ever before.
On the evening of the same day dinner given to
Mr. Hall among the toasts offered at which the fol-
lowing:
Nebraska and Kansas: The parchment on which the
second declaration of ndependenccthe doctrine of popu
lar sovereignty~-is written.
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A Nut Egow-SoTHISGs--The repor That the
know-nothings have all determined q leave America be
cause it was first discovered by foreigner says demo-
cratic contemporary turns out TO be incorrect They
have however rppdad and spit upon that clause OF the
Declaration of Independence which gives as one reason
why the colonies separated from England that the King
Britain had Constructed our naturalization laws and had
tried to prevent foreigners from emgrating TO this
try The kuownothngs have repudiated this clause of
the Declaration of Independence it is sad because they
have ascertaned that c of the immortal guers of that
declaration were toragns We furnish for them the adj
dtona fact that the last survivor of that noble band was
not only a foreigner, but Catholic, also
"Long john Wentworth Of Chicago has declined re-
nomination TO Congress.
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Purser Horao Bridge took charge of the bureau Of pro-
visions and clothing under his new orders as chief on
Monday last Mr. Bridge has been about sixteen years
the service (two-thirds of which at sea- and is gentle
man of legal well fine business talents The appoint
good one and reflects credit upon tho dscrim
nation of the Northumberland Va) Tranvcrpt
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not extirpate this wrong TO the of country
WE REPEAT, THE ORDER MUST AND SHALL BE
PROTECTED. We enjoin upon you, then brothers the
soemn suspicious guarded caution in admissions
Beware then for the evil done win be irreparable
Nor is discretion much less indispensable than integrity
The admission of men feeble of intellect purpose and
lack Of speech only eneebes and degrades your coun
ellis and action but involves the certainty of eventual
and ruin For the honor Of your patriot ancestors
for the sake of your God your country and your
invoke and enjon you, be heedfu and wary of this
peril or ruin win inevitably fall heads
3D. We consider oar duty 70 impress upon yourselves the
solemn and ae nature of The obligations under phieh goa
became attached to this order and ohich render ooseHes of
speech or thtess Of carridge honor and crime Those
obligations were it should be remembered voluntary
Can any human being who trifes with such an oath
who drags the Deity from His throne TO trample
and spit upon Him, hope for moment of happi-
ness here or expect exemption from eternal
ture hereafter If there God avenge such per-
ures an outraged conscience would dog the peured mis-
creant TO the gallows and the grave But if even these
considerations should prove Intellectual alarm the dis
honoed coward recreant, and traitor let him remember
that in rupurng or in ring with the awful tie which
binds him to tens Of thousands of gallant men, equally
bound with himself he makes each of those thousands
HIS MORTAL FOE. let HIM Hen hare a care nor ,ceak-
~ suppose that he escape Tie THUNDERBOLT that
pursue him. Not only will infamy hiss him from ten thou
sand lips out of human society but go where he may
will track his steps He will be surrounded with circle
of fire Too late too late will the lost and ruined wretch
realize the ruthless retrbuon that rewards the traitor
the miscrean who craws like the serpent the serpens
brother into the bosoms of brave and noble to sting
them with his treason and yet hope any other fate
than fveQ torture and a death Of shame
His wing shall the vulture flap
Der the false hearted;
His warm blood the wolf shall lap
Ere life be parted;
Shame and dishonor sit
On his grave ever;
Blessings shall hallow it
Never, no, never
Never never nsyer!"
Finally brothers. in regard to the outrage committed by
the exposure referred to- would inform you that
will be adopted such the occasion demands and
would that the duty of each brother will be per-
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WILL THEY BRAND THEMSELVES WITH INFAMY

There says the Pennsy lyanian In America mil
lions of men who either born abroad themselves or
whose parents grandparents born abroad Among
them of the brightest of the nation
and the most patriotic and devoted of our citizens But
they have according the ethics ACKNOWLEDGMENT an in
eaceabe stain upon their escucheons which of good
deeds wipe out Well may they ask with anguish
Are consprafors against the laws and consttu-
ton of the land Are villains OF the deepest dye igno-
rant mbecile and corrupt? Are dangerous unscrup-
ous incompetent designing demngogues seeking power
only rob the treasures and subve the liberties of the
nation We who first the light of heaven in
another land the grandsons of men born
in the same land Luther, Lafayette or a Hamp-
den, or a Wallace. or 0 TELL or Carroll.
Millions of those who have aided develop the re-
sources expand the greatness and preserve the liberties
the naton either born abroad tie grand
sons of foreigners But they must all he stricken from the
list OF eligible candidates for places of profit and trust
through the corrupt vaccinations Of band of secret oath
bound consprators and the hoor of place given such
creatures as lead in the Buntline crusadel
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Sidney Webster esq, private Secretary to the President
returned this city yesterday evening" after few weeks
absence among his friends New England and visit to
Canada
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w ASHINGTON CITY.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. 9, 1864.

G1- Mr. c. W. JANIS No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio is
general travelling for the Western States and Texa
assisted by H. J. THoHAs, T. BEHr, VIZ. IL. THOMAS, r.
YxisEr, c. NJ L. WisBMAE A. l.. CHLDs, and Dr. WH IHwN
Receipts Of either will goed
90 HEnaY Montgomery, Asbams is our gen
aud Tennessee,
sisted c. r. o. LEwIs and sAhoxL d. Lewis