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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-19

IL " the common error Of those who take a passionate
aud superficial view Of politics to set down all delay. to
hesitauop, and all disappOintmcnts To incapacity. Hence
a large number OF our contemporaries, both at home and
abroad, have written themselves into a state Of eraspera.
ton against the deliberate proceedings Of the Govern
ment; and are laboring to persuade their readers thn,'
since war was, nler all, to be the end Of these negotiation
We bad better have plunged into Il at the FIRST symptom Of
Russian aggression. We have entertained Throughout
this transaction a different opinion. We have never hest.
lated to record our opinion that iG tho Emperor of Russia
was seriously bent on prosecuting the course Of policv 10.
wards Turkey which Prince Menschikof's mission frs,
disclosed to the world, he would At no distant period 6od
himself opposed by the united forces OF the Western
Powers, or possibly Of all Europe, and he would pive Inc
signaioi a war which must render his name eTecfablc IN
mankind. But in such a case We certainly were mt
bound TO presume by anticipation that a Power win
Which We we're on terms OF amity, and which affected
TO he one OF the guardians Of peace and order. yould bo
guluy without proVocaiion OF 80 e%gregious a folly aud 90
a'rocions crime The suspicious Of Europe were Justly
etclteh. Measures were At once taken to watch the course
OF events and to guard against actual surprise. That bsy.
ing been provided Tor, good policy, required that every
door should be tbro"n open by which our antagonist might
Iecede, ana That every means for the maintainancs of
peace should be tried and exhausted. Such IL Inc con,sc
which the English and French Governments have put ,,sd
IN concert with the German Powers, and ii Is this course
which gives TO their case against Russia such irreiatib1e
strength. IL Is because they have stood forward for mon,bs
a. The champions ofpeace, and that no single act of nrovo.
pailoh on lhelT part has responded TO the long series of dc.
ecu ana violence Praotsed by Russia, that they now find
'nenselys enable to resort TO arms withouta dissen,ient
voice IL is notorious that the English government
shu inc Engish nation have not sought ihla war
HSeguany certain that in France where the govern.
ment ~ OF recent oHgin,pubic credit less secure, and
society more liable to agitation by revolutionary
causes war has become even more unpopular than in Eng.
hhu. In both countries the case Of the two Govern
ments both a. against Russia and In the judgment of
lne'r own subioc + Is vastly strengthened by the forbear.
anee tbey have hitherto displayed and Il Il a. honorable
r. niSe aeIepoed we last fragment on which a negotia.
,lSn 'or peace Gould be placed, "a IL "a to have held 4 for.
p,n position against the approach Of an enemy. The iu,
pausnce which 10 beginning TO manifest itself In some
I"stnsrs aga'nst The temperate language aud attitude OF
ne Government. IL, In reality, the natural on,h,esL M
"a''0ree and 'pIn' which !, 10 the duty Of the Govern.
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coNTINENrAL CORN MARrrrs

The frost has increased In intensity at the principal
Baltic ports, aud IL Is not expected that tho navigation
wnlopcn before spring. Al Dautzir, owing To the un-
favorable adriccs hom hence, an advance vi 81. pet ar
had taken place IN the price Of wheat. From Stetiou No
learn that although trade was quiet wheat had rcm,in, a
firm In value, and 81 lbs red had realised COS per or fo b
for spring delivery. At Hamburger, although there was
lees disposition to purchase wheat for spring shipment
holders had remained very firm. Upland. weighing only
90 lbs were quoted at Ills, ani 90 l.s wahren rs. to al
per q, barley, weighing b3 lba at sos 0d per ar, TO H.
The demand for wheat had again improved at X ,ticriam,
and n decided rise took place In prices. Rye was In live.
g request, Mt an advance of "a per Or, aud beans main.
excitement in the wheat trade had subsidized, aud sellers
have been unable to obtain any further advance. Al Pa,
ris, tho beat marks OF flour were quoted at { los to E loo
per l67 knos, which Is the highest point yet attained
there. At Odessa the demand for wheat had siackcncd.
but prices wero well supported. Rys had been in good
request Mt lss per or, for sbring delivery.
MARKETS.
NEw YoRx, Jan. l7.-Fiour-Ssles of rs 600 bLIs a,
rs OGas 20 for Ohio, and Z 9tas l2 for State. Sal. Of
10000 bbls Southern ate 2oaS 81 l-2; wheat Il better
sales OF n 200 bush al 9 20 for Genessee. and Q 10 far
81; for mixed yellow; Cotton frm-sales 1850 bales. G, r.
Zee has declined l.Ic-sales ut auction of 1850 bay. nj
IL 7'Sc for Rio; Sugar-sales of 600 hhds nj q ). 6r
Havans, aud 4 3-Sc for 0rlcans; Molasscs-saIe, of son
bbls Orleans at % l.2; Whiskey il improving. holder,
asking an advance-sales OF 600 bbls at 3lc; Pork-pal.,
OF TOO bills at Sl2 81 for prime, and II 25 Tor mes: Reef
sales OF 400 bbs mess at Is 60; Hops plenty az q o5.
Cut meats-sales OF 200 bbls at $ 3-Ic for hams Lard
sales Of 600 bbls at loo; Turpentine-sales of 400. hills
spirits at o. l'sc; Tobacco-salcs OF 100 hid, at 6 3.Ie a
. ! %; lron--sales of 100 tons at $40.
IouisvILLE, Jan. l7.-Provisions are Grm and advan.
cling. Ness Pork Is held at Sl2; Lard 8 IL 10 l.2 in
barrels, and y in kegs. Shoulders 4 Ia out Of salt.
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Al meeting Of the citizens, OF the lower end of Caro-.
line county OF sparts, on the 2Gth Of December, IL was
Resolved, That Se regard the time as having arrived.
when tue Legislature OF ihis gtpts should enact a law,
prohibiting the sale Of ardent spirits az a be7ersge unJe5
heavy penalties.
Resolved, That We regard the subject Of such a law, 40
one upon which the Ministers Of the various evangelical
denominations OF christians, should address their rcspec-
tive congregations.
Resolved, That the Chairman Of this meeting, appoin t
q committee OF ten, to address a letter 10 I'll the Ministers
OF tue gospel In this county, requesting them to address
their respective congregations during the months Of Janua.
~ or February IA favour Of such q law, and 10 urge them
70 send up petitions to the present Legislature, praying
Tor the passage OF a p%rohibitory law. The Chairman ap.
pointed the following committee; A. 8. Broaddus. J. q.
Bruce ": X, B%toaddus, S. j. Murray, DR.. O. o. Broaddus.
=. Sale, *. $. Broaddus, @. w. Jones, N. j. Gayle and
John LongWell.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meeting he pub.
Issued IN the newspapers published in the City Of Rich
o r. W. COLE, Chairman.
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At her residence, in Caroline county, on the 2sth De.
Cemnet! iob5, alter a distressing illness Of four months Mrs
SALLY BROOKE, wife Of n. & Brooke. in the ard year
OF her age. In the endelring relations Of wife, mother,
sister and friend, the faithful and tenderly nfeciioDaie dis.
eha'ged her duties bound her 10 them with ties Of love and
uue shecuon. In the family circle che enjoyed a felicity,
when shn often expressed as happiness TOO great for a
long continuance on earth; aud II gave her friends ia the
midst Of their deep sorrow, unspeakabIe consolation to
Know, ron undubiiable evidence, that death was a friend.
y, welcome messenger sent 10 end her protracted. painful
Illness, which ba1ied all medical skin-and to wan her
pleased spirit TO the arms Of Him, who il "lhe way, the
truth, and the lie"
Why should We MOURN
We know her conflicts DER
Why should We weepf
10 heaven she weeps no more.
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on fndy, a, 1000 bales OF Cotton we're disposed Of No
quotable change had occurred in prices, The sales OF tho
cents per 10. The Battles adsiees bad po, arrived Tho
decrease 10 the receipts at all the ports, up to the latest
dates, as compared with last year, 10 COZ. 900 baIes. Wits.
gallon. y"
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AM US ENTS.
80 Sp ,,siiss
METROPOLITAN HALLE
GRAND INSTRUMENTAL. CONCERT

Bl THE dR.NCRf BRASS Rd
FOR THE BENEFIT OF Mr.. J. r. SMITH.
smith and family, by the ERE on the morning Of the 10Th inst,
the AhMORY BRASS BAND would reFpec fully announce To the
citizens OF Richmond, that they will give a
GRAND INSTR MENTAL CONCERT
Al the above named Hall. kindly rendered 10y II. A. Mayo, FsI,
on IhuHsDAf evening, January 18Th, 1854, for the benefit %
Tickets Of admission,I 80 cents to be had Of the members Of IN,
Band. or st the door on thu evening Of the Concert.
Nv Doors open at Ioclock, Concert to commence at s O'Clock.
laiT-2t
ID ICIiIOND ATHRN EUML-Profossor W b RoGEss Will lee.
~ .are a, the Hall Of the Athencum, on THURSDAY evening,
the 18th OF January.
sURJEcT-"TheA Atmosphere"
Prices 81 dimissioH.-2b cents single teket-l2H cents each
additional ticket.
Doors OPEN at P Mcclure to begin at ~ ja1T
nj uSICAI NOrICE.-MADAME AMELIA sIMINsKI,
I'VE Countess pc Pollonio, the hrst Rlutst Of the world, and Ph-
ma Donna To ihe Emperor Of Russia, who has performed before all
.S o.oSasd Heads Of Europe, has the honor to announce thai she
will give a series Of her
GRAHD MUSICAL SOIREEs
n THIS city, In which she will be assisted BY all the great AttIstes
OF her distinguished Troupe,
Due notice will be riyea OF the dTst concert. jali-tI
OOhlNG GLASSES, AND PICTURE FRAME MANI
fAoIoRf.-This cstabIshmtnt, By lar the LARGEST in the
united states, possesses many advantages In variety and Cxten.
'Ventss OF stock over all others; and from the long established
bies the prooIieior to dispose Of his articles AT less prices than
any other. IN his lue Of business; and respectfully requests his
friends and the public to call and examine his large stock ofLooL-
ing glasses and Picture Frames, previous 10 going elsewhere, as
the subscriber assures them that they will find Il to their decided
advantage In so doing. On hand,
Rosewood, Walnut, and Mahogany MouIdings,
VI every description, and OF all the lengths for shipping.
w Particular attention given to all orders.
8. J. sIGLER,
,,,s Nos. cA, cI, CD aud VI Forsyth street.
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LiyERPOoI, Dec. 3O.-Cotton Market-The continuance
oil very light receipts aud exports OF cotton at the ports
oil the United States, and the improved tone in the Man
chester market, have produced increased lrmness in our
market, which closes with great steadiness, but without
any quoiable advance. We have still easterly winds which
prevent arrivals.
The state Of foreign politics appears daily to become
more criuaal, and III the corn market apprehension5 OF
Increased dearness and scarcity prevail. In the face of
Circumstances so adverse to commerce it is very CRAFTY
ing TO be abie to announce a condition Of trade, and OF
money, so little embarrassed. The sales Of the week are
1860, OF which lO,27O bales are for speculation and fo
export, leaving $500 TO the trade. On stock being taken
to-day, It proves TO be about 10000 bales In excess of the
estimate. The market is without change. Sales COCO
bales. We quote: Fair Orleans 9 3-4d, middling c I.sd:
lair Mobiles o led, middling Cd; fair Uplands q 3 sd,
niddling 6 7.Sd.
Corn MarkeL-Ay very animated demand has sprunp I'm
in our corn market within the last day or two, producing
alrapid advance OF lsCd per Dbl Oh dour, aud Cd per bush.
81 ON wheat. Indian corn is sought after at an advance
" is 20 y per quarter. Western Canal superdne -four
3safOsi Ohio do do 3yatDs; sour do do 33s3is; white 4.
X. wheat per 20 lbs llsllIsGd; red and mixed do do IOs
Gdalls, yellow and mixed Indian corn per $50 lbs Asa
Az; white do DO 4IaI7s,
PETERSBURG MARKETS, Jan. n.
ToR,cco-The offerings to-day of loose vas brett,
large and sold At full prices. Good Leaf Is wanted at fall
prices. We quote Lugs az So to G; Common Leaf 8 "a
to 2; Good q - tog ~.
COTTOS.-Tbere is moderate busjnes. doing NJ @ . ic
and occasionally a primo lot brings . 7-sc.
C0RN.-We hear Of but little doing 10 this article. and
the receipts small We quote Gee to CSC.
WngAr-The market is very active, and an advance oil
. to be he's been obtained to-day. We quote prime White
S8 to 81 BEDS az to go, common aud fair lots
% TO l 90.
FLoUR.-We hear Of no sales to day.
GUASo.-The market is very active, with sales al 40 IA
SC l-2.
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Hhenf-

'oonessee Wheat was in active demand In New York
TsesdsS at s2s6, aud Southern White 2.IO.
The ovest figure Is so cents above tho quotation,
here aud 10 would Advise Now York spectators To come
YES ssy, o. theJ would buy bargains. We have the
cheapest wheat market 90 he found Even lille Peter,
burg 70 giving tlsg.
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PETERSBURG M1RKg Ts la N
MARRIED.
DIED.

,o 90 Uilvay church, Memphis, Tennessee, on the evening n the
Ntn Decembert l-3, by the Rev. DR. Psge, hr. DANIEL nOvAH.
o. hi.si''iPpL to Miss MARY VOGG 0TEY, a,ughisr Of the Risbt
Rev James Henry Otsy, Bishop OF Tennessee.
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RANGE OF THE THERmOmETHR
~ BootRorS, " Mdia tied, JIHadrv 1871.
soSISs'' %SIo'f' oS.'''
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80 Nos. %, CT, % aud II FoTsJlh street,
lals-hHm-INl . NEN NnrI
-nr, IF ssn.SSEiN rA l1I Mill,

DEL pTDERE H1HUF1GTJRIH0 COWPANYJ
On Sh Street, near ibr PeiepbuTg Depot,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
in good order, managed by superior Paper Maker, and 4,
u iVynipR out Printing Paper, for News, Single and Double Me.
dunn, Envelope aud wrapping Paper, sasal 10 quality and a. low
~ orders for aug description, % any weight and dimension,
executed at the shortest notice.
RAGS RAGSiI
WANTED-Ciean Linen and Coitan Rags. for which the cash wnI
ilS-dly
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PHILADELPHIA.
a iOliLOUt WALTON 8 co, having secured the LARGE md
- somnodious Rooms over ~ u. Haloweli 4 Cos New store,
o haTbei street, aie nov opening an
ENTIRELY FRtsH STOCK Or
housekeeping Dry GoodE, linen aud
Hosiery.
I|IEe proportion OF The StoCk has bfen purchased Of The rnnn-
mAciu'eTr ~ Europe by = member of The dim. The assortment
SonptIses w The variety Of Dy Goods necessary for furnishing
Dwellngp' Hotels, Steamboats, or Shipping, such ne
shseungs, Table Lntns, Curtain Materials,
pllow Linens, Towclnbgs, Iace aud Mna. CmIain,
5IWueipante'. NAPKINS, Damast aud NoIeCbs,
bIihEei-i &C SC. DDiies, &c &c. pIushca. sc. &c.
~ All the Hest Makes of Linens,
h,yn.I1l9hs lumbar a Diekson's Approved Brands,
"B'auts: Golden Pax. Of Light MaEeg
bnFitab ana German Hosiery,
SIDRTS DRd RbES, Dc.
nSntNnt ihst The present want Of merchants from al scctions
~ lhs'eounty, 10 the best and most de,iTablo 0oods. az The lCvcst
pn.es .nd showing that this want cannot be met under the oi
y,ism Of LONG CREDITS apd LONG PRoPITs, G., W A Co, have
ad9p,Sd ne following as their terms;
standing.
slX PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH, when paid within 10
days from date OF bills.
TWELVE PER CENT. DISCOUNT 10 the rate allowed for monry
paid In advance OF maturity.
by these tera3. they are en- abled TO buy their Stock In EUROPE
and will sell their Goods alta
small Advance on the Foreign Cost,
Reelng satisfied that the system ofsHORT ORIpTTs and sHOpT
pRICts is The beet for both the Buyer and The seller, There being
Then but one email Pfoht between The Western Merchant and no
Their sioek.
u. OUutOU. O. AZ Wu,ox. " n uu,,-,,,
Ia1g-d8m-I1
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gNAHM HANDS w~ANTED.-wanltd to hire for The
u rest o. the year, on farm near the city, one or two good
YARN Hands Apply 70 the subscriber, at his omcc, on 1lth, be.
tgeen Main aud Bank Streets or Athis residence, on sth, North
OF Leigh street; Or To Judge Daniels 0verseer, on his farm, near
the city, on the Meadow Bridge Road.
Jai6-d4c8t p v. DANIEL. Js
NM GOD Nc,-Por drawing ali Kinds OF n.
w quids-some large nzes, for sale by
JAZZ ZIMMERMAN.
SAW &c.-wood Saw sueicher,.
- Wood Saws aud buck, for sale By
JA1o znAurpu,N
GAL AND SPRING Counter
scales and Spring Balances, with Iioot, Dish and scoop. weigh.
hE ~ "" eaeh' hr'ah by ZIMMERMAN,
bHEss oOD -winb found at our store . great many
VseIy desirable articles In the way Of Dress Goods, sud ~ the
s.sson Is no" 50 far advanced, We are ogsring them at very low
P'"r' ULVl q. HAkTwELL a co.
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bINsfNs h...hb ,N tS'-ne
you'd invite the attention Of Surgeons and Phyddaps 10
the Tnstruments Of this celebrated manusctureT, Thee are ex.
ceHtd BY those Of no other o'tabNsheni in the world, and have
given entire sAii5facUon wherever used. Our arrangements are
such that We can furnish lST NsIgpNENT that may be wanted At q
short notice, aud NJ the Manufacturers price.
ADIE A GRAY, Druggists,
jai9 ii Maid street
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WV nRLRANs Lao 10

@. siyrrL, Secretary. 'O'
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-31
Yours respectfully. -,
Mast. Mach. Of P. & o. r. r. Co..
ZAsEsvIlLE, Q. March u, ls54.

EVANSVILLE, .. March II, 1854.
Messrs. H. & F. pY,-Gentlemen-1n re-
ply 10 your application for statement of the per
formance of Machinery on he Central Ohio Rail
road of which l have been Master of Machinery
since lis opening, take pleasure in saying that it
has done very efficient service. The Gainesville"
the first engine you built after working twelve
months on heavy freight and construction trains
has run on the express during The past year over
thirty six Thousand miles which IS far beyond the
average work OF Engines. T. -
The WORT ma nship AMI material l consider equal
to any builders. Your frststyle Of Engine, winch
have understood was selected by Col. Sullivan,
You are aware / never fully approved Of; but the
Engines You ere now building do fully approve
Of and commend with confidence to R. r. Co.'S.
for plan of construction. for una nship and ma
teriaI and have no doubtthey wnlsprovs equally
valuable with any Of eastern l:uild. ~
rEsl H0iIrS irnlv
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.1IsLoRaE MERCANTILE oPEnATloss.-on Saturday
last there 'Nefel large operations in Western
,PFoysj9nss oRe msreantile commission house in
Tue tfty haSlRg 5o!d 10 the amount of sl25,Oon;
The Same sense few days previous also sold to the
amount of s9o, oco. The particulars of the sales
viii beltound under the commercial head. Z 1t is
nderssood that tie purchases were speculative.
bnsedudn the probability of an active demand from
the armies and navies now afloat in Europe, and
ore partly OH European and partly on American
aceOunt. Judging from the aspect OF affairs Lroaad
5leFs must be inevitably heavy demand for
both breudstuffs aud animal focd; but as Their are
on the other hand, large stocks OF both in Eng.
'land,s 1t may be scme time before the demand
reaches this country. Baltimore, which has for
years past Leen the receiver of large quantities of
Western provisions. now receiving by the Bal,,-
more and Ohio Railroad greater amount than
ever before. and there no dsuLt the antity ill
be annually increased with he improved faciitie 9
or rapid transportal:on.-BaA. Amer.
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Y o.. i N va I'D Sir 81 !.
Professor 9IIorae


fTnyiSornting Elixir or Cordial
row." SO Is there also in the plnckng herb. What
now would be the condition Of thousands If DR.. More
In his oriental wandernss, had not discovered plant
which giyesto his invgorains Elixir Cordial It's ex
raordinary potency In functional diseases2 found the
production growing and In among
longevity aud for exemption from the diseases civilized
me- He made many inquiries to the produced by
this herb aud the replies that
restorative and vaizing properties uea rd OF
except Having concent the juice the plant
and combined 1t with Other vegetable extracts he COM
meneed experimenting with the compound upon Iins ell
and others Finally he presented world the Invigo
rating Exiri and what is all his lame us philosopher
and traveller, compared with that which he will de We
from The init odGcuon Of this
Age aud deeripitude feel new life stirring them un
der the influence Of its unriv.ed exhet The tre
bling shaking, desTai,irg srcnshless victim OF
disease enabled to throw on The that was press
Ing him to the earn the dysrePe patient his appe-
tile RETURN and the power OF digestion with 1t; and wo
man. suffering under the tortures or any oil the
facilitating complaints disabilities which belong TO her
seSuay experiences in every fibre shattered sys-
tenn Tie restorative effects OF this peerless remedy.
The Cordial put up, highly ntratcd pint bot
lies Price three dollars Ter bottle two for five dollars
SIX for twelve dollars. c. HIRING. Proprietor, ~
1919 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United states Canada
and the West Indies. s..s s. N'
Agents;-wuEELIso-KELLS d CALDWELL.
| r." = cisciNSArt-B. H. sMEAkINsS.,4
u5-See advertisement -5z ssfa EszIre7e MOI
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From the zlnesviIle Aurora.
NJ A 8 8 M EDITING
Demonstration against the administration Of ~,
Central Ohio Rnilrood - -

Oe"'S"S"uHOH against Ihe GdninIStr1ti0n of the
Central Ohio Railroad.
The citizens of Gainesville assembled in thai,
sHenetn' on D Iturddy evening, the 25th inst in
NsS'li y Dl&Son Hall. 10 express their views on
tnS ABOVE subject: The meeting grew out of n
calm the Fourth Ward, but which it vas deemed
proper 10 extend 20 the entire civ and in nnrsnN
ance Of which the largest and most entbus; oS,ic
meeting that las assembled in this civ for several
years past conven' d in the place above mention
ed, hIiins the Hall and gallery with concourSe ~
persons that were undivided in sentiment in Tsgo,
10 Inc OBJECT OF the call, and no gave their hear.
approval 10 the proceedings that followed
y. buckmasler, ESQ.,, was appointed Presi.
ue"i' anu y a. Jones, Mark Lowden, Aus:inHer-
~ !; I; Fracker. J. B. H. Bradshaw, F. A. Kor.e.
q: w. Graham. c. ". Potwir, JOS. Galighrr q
My1c0oH, }. NJ. Jam. S. D. Appleeate, ]. Dare.
So ). Pratt, S. Clark, VIM. Blocksom Jesse
Aeen, Jas; Kaguet. J. Redmond, II. F. Neyitt onI
5 Burweli' Wee Presidents. "''N
James Palmer, Capt. %. pp,1
per, Secretaries. "AU : "o' wv
The OBI ct OF tie meeting was then s,ate,, Ia,
Tue FtSSIuent' when, on motion of DR.. y. q NJ
EEoy. Dr.. A. Ball. Joseph Gal,rher r. n n NC 4;
Drake and VIM. ShuItz were a no;nts - = W.
Tee on resolutions. commit
call was made for an address from Henri, p,.,,
dy' OF the hrm OF Blandys. Locomotive b1iI5a..
10 which he ,Spondsd IN candid and cIesr ,
Jation Of the relations between The C-nIroI
Railroad, aud the establishment of which b. G"io
member, and OF the inducements offered IN 80,
mence an enterprise of that kind, aud of tba S,,h
seqaent Elolauon oil the promises and pledges giy-
en- by John Sullivan, President of that compsny.
upon the most frivolous pretexts, and when m,
did not answer. by unscrupulour faIsehood@Jobn,
SUniSan had promised the especial interest = ~
patronage OF the road, and they, in conseo uencs
hadinyesied their caIilal in locomotive NAM.
factory, yet he Ind attempted 10 crush III. entsr.
Prise IN its infancy, for when he went East
lid topurchsse one locomotive he had nurcbaSed
four. His foreman had visited Eas ern estalI;sb-
ments in company with an officer of the conp1ny
In oFIif 9rlIfie IN n nd
ie.rs, and after which ali his work was construct
ed. The gu .lity of his manufacture had been
tested ON various roads. as the following certiti.
cafes wodldtestify. One of the Secretaries then
Ieadtke following e.
-. s1 LETTERS.
SaNpusKY. o. july, 6, 1858.
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