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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
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s5aF A M ADAMCJ rit,r. ID

q 2 N E5W G LO THING ROOMS.a
1AVlSG now completed my rooms 1 am better pre-.
pared TO accommodate my customers than ever be-
orc and at such low prices will asonish
GSme ,t ON and try me- Remember tha my place is one
door above the old corner long occupied by
useless for me to undertake enumcrate my stock the
VarieY Is loo a. M. "A ia Ms
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
. Pemberton House. ;
NVnter street, Below Monroe.

WHEELING, VA.zsIT515sT ~ sai
rTN NJ. PEMBERToN announces to his old friends and
the public generally that lie has located in the com.
modlous br ck build.fs ormcrly known as the Isl,
cd 10 in good style at moderate
prtces The Pemberton cuse Is situated Immediately
on the Steamboat Landing and he Depot OF the
un.ore and Ohio Railroad aording passengers the
invites the attention or his old
age ~ = 51 u = - anoO-tfl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
g. . 9slsIWEIEEIINlGss.s.l ..
sPKING OF 1858. ,
isleiossb 6 ~ ;sllA %
3 7 sai eia 9.,aalWM..SiE. sEERY .s3s5 .ss9 @ @eo
~ .WHOLESALE DEALER IN

e oaa shyWM.sIlIl. ISEaLBY .s1r5 -,
is .WHOLEiSAIE DEALERI IN =
l.tcsis EoEeisni & domestic Dry G e0ds, 20 q
No1t7 Main Sc, West side 6et,eesB Monroe ana
told B,1sts sil 81. onion SIS. .l..i5 II 4eGpg LIS
aps susasgs Wheeling, Wa.r a sIs5i
NOW IN Ieeeigt q hs sPEiRg stock Of Dsy Goods
rers C6mprisng as complete and frable astoek
goodsadapted TO the trade this sectionas cabe fod
In hou e, EGstoy Vest, to which would fully
invite the attention retail dealersj consisting OF
DRESS GOODS. -. 63sd,
In black silks alpaeas, poplins laws, de iaines gpE
hams with AVERY large stock ofprfhts best
makes and coors Also tbonnetk ribbons, Innings and
other trimmings in variety, And OF IN ~ s.ts
,.s,.,r,=s, u ,, y, MEMS WEAR. 1-,, -.asf, ~
jeans tweeds and summer cothsi also Cottonades Dep
isblue drills linen dfilsi
other such goods, very desirab Also,
mems and boys palm hats, Can hats,
wool brash hats, with Ill stock OF linen andcot
baggng seamless bags, burapS, table dapeFs, crash
drings, checks shirtng stripes Setc..
and beaehed mpslins, with good stock Of white goods
si5fW t-ie9 NOTION LINB.oo - shui 53@
tons, hosiery gloves, combs etc. ina
ply whole stock viii be found unsurpassed, as well in
quality and style, as in prices As S'is Iisit
smar25raS fsI lIinIHd di b l.jasb rwgT. SRLBY.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

For advertisements OF greater LENGTH and less thar
oT, eounn inserted longer time than two months,
-onut Of 80 per cent tile above will be made for
,r souSTe or ihe first three months, and Go per cent
F6r business or professional cards. square less
nor Al num- oUs
Far busi ess or pIoessiOua cards, one square, per
sis2 ON: 20
:. half :. ---.-...--.-.'.'. S0'o0 'o0
And "a percent on the above for inside.
TTPeisOna communications ehased at 90 per thou
IS notices charged SO per square, annum
for st square, and rate OF discount thel con Tor
greater of squares as under Tie general anu
10 gems liLe IOr single INSERTION .-.l IL. 80
BuSiness advertisements, with monthly CHANGE one
SANG with weekly change So'OO
Notice OF dea hs inserted grauitously, but funeral
notice chat sed
Marriage notice charged oO
omuStiTus. charged for each candidate for asePa.
Iate Office inserted month OF les, in advance 20o
ReIi.ious notices inserted for half PIic.-
Z K. BiRTLESON, r s.-
JOHN T. RUSSELL, LIZA.
SWEARiNGEN, TAYLOR & Co.
GRO o. LITTLE & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
Spring and Summer Clothing..
D. ,LSTEiPHEEIsRICE. nIernl, ant .II.aiIr,r.lS

b NNoUECEsto his old friends and customers and the
he is receiving his ne " Store in the SPRIS
aogsE. sts ST. sspendid assortmst of cLo7ILS
Silk, Satin, and all kinds of HRSIYNGS
recently selected by himself in the Eastern Cities
suitable for the Sp ing and Summer, and which will
up 90 order at the shortest notice in the 6est
1naInsTs and atest style. Is fancy DePnrtn.
embraces Shirts of every kind Collars,
kerchels Gloves, Unde rsirts, Drawers stoeknEs and
every article kept IN Gentlemens general furnishing
Store. fyou best az Head
Quarters,' South room !SPRIGG H0US Water Street
marf6-ff - =, = -
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
Notice of. Partnershlp
New Music Store.
Sign of the Grccinn Trigonum, No. 199
80 IInin Street.

Main Street.
aEEl ]. FICKIEsoN would respectfully an.
no1nce to the citizens OF Wheeling and 81,
+ II III n cnity, that he has Just opened and
v Ieesant establishment for tue sale OF Violns,
Guitars, Violncellos Fagoets Flutes Flies, AccoTte.
ons, Banjos, aud Tamborines. Brass Instruments tho
first aIM best make. u 81 .4i.. lsl. rps AZ
Instruction books for all kinds OF Instuments and for
singing.
Music the Piano, Guitar Flute Violin. also,
newest Songs, Duetts etc, and the very hest Roman and
Italian Violin aud Guitar Strings. -srt.. 49,.
Caronets Reeds, Tuning Forks, also Violin and Guitar
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards. - Ft ?
buws for Vioncello and Violin. -.l. 3 ..@s,gF
y. Kie@er;s Furniture Polish, for renovRting yarnshe
Furniture, such as Pianos, Cabinets, Steam Boats any
descriptions OF Furniture $50
Also sale by the Agent Kieber, Ptsburg Panos
OF the first and best manu eture inthe United States such
as Nunns and Cark's grand and square Panos B. Dur
HAMS Hnett and Aliens celebrated Boston Pianos, &c.
Agent for the make OF Carhardt and Needhans Patent
Melodeons. ru-afE r.
Aecordeons, and all kind repaired
n a nr
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
BAETi'IMORE.
: odasFellasvsssIas. Ias.esss. Isea7 men senS .

L. Odd EallQsyls gIagqllas = ed Il1elas DenB 81
Tesapernnee,
ia And other Society Regalia,
BdRners Seals aud ef5eiSs zidhtf and sold
s etg GibbslG Saaith, No. -73 BeEffmors Sireet,
Is ,a..Lzy s,f, s5s .BGltiHqTe, Md.ssa55,s All
THE assortment usually on hard e6nsistS OF
lis2a! N " gs7' l55REGAI.1A5 saf bS6teiq
o9a and spberdipate Lpags and I'm.
Si.ls 80 oPast Grand and other 0licsfas plain ana
tei' ri sembToidered. es,,t. ...f..ss
-! Piehly embroidered Eneaa aIrprSsnt nt Parad
efl1si iiin sili15I Regaias. hi u bsgI49iSi fGH9
b. iaSeHteT TemplaEs Regal Azrh, and Master.
Jewels, Robes, Banners, SIsordss &c.
SoHSf ffZewRranee- NATIONAL Grand and lShbordina
DtVisions-OHicers and Members.
hens Pest oheefs and richly enl6roidsr
% Degree tWor king and Parade tRegalia.j LseoiHI
JEWELS
tsof Orders. OF silver Gilt PEEtsa Mstas
esss'i44s ? 4isAss BANNERS4 si9i'1a
szes style cost the va.
and and De-
enseS showing tho style orth ffnised. AlSo
r "A ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comp rising largest be found IN the u g.
LODGES ENCAMPMENTS,DI DIVISIONS AND
l. sasoea Ii=aI io4BW TRIBES; si1 10 ssenS
wishing to at their Halls supply Themselves with
Parade Working Resaia, banners, c can depend up.
on having their orders satsfscioy e.IIing
RegaIia and Banner Nj starets 10 baltimore Street,
81 TFRYs Agtert gt vSesling via sdOets,f
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
5aDRUGS; MEDICINES,

Che emicals, Perfumery, &C., &c. :.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES would aniiounce TO his
nieEds and the public generally, that having purchas
cd the interest OF the senior the business lately
conducted under the firm OF J. Crumoacker & Son, heu
will continue the same At the old stand No TO Main st.
uanee bestowed tbs old firm
opening extensive aud well selected stock OF Drugs ami
Chemicals, Perfumery, Fancy articles 60 all OF which
we're purchased Ser strict personal inspection ard with
serupulous regard purity OF quality and offered
to the public the most reasonable terms. y 1yr.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

Saddles Harness, Trunks, &c. NJ
Ga JRR'H. b. sHEPPAR d would respectfully in
sE form his friends and the public, that lie has
moved his tab'ishmentto to No 13t, Main Street,
OF Union, where will be found constantly on hand,
large all articles in
line, consisting of snddles,. Bridles. Harness.
Iron frame md w ood box Trun hs, VnIisea,
Carpet BnEs, Scotch UppcrAnBd Hog skin
Collars, Hnmes, Whips dsc., &c. &c. {. -
As which by competent kTnen,
the best materials, and will be sold FOR CASH.
Those desiring to purchase requested to eaiand
amire for themselves at tf-1ss's -
arl2-yrd. .1s. lNo.131 Main st Wheeling, Va .
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,

r.yss Is I'd s. &C MARKET ST, WHEELING, VA. K
fTNHE SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange.
mcns in the East for the supply OF Marble, and
templating the erection Steam works. he would invite
the attention ofAreheets Builders and the public in gem
Egyan Sienna American and other Marbles OF the finest
qualities, which be sold lower than othcr establish
mentn the west. - 81 ~ f1ft'-. = -A 80 .5I
Dealers would find tito their advantage inspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere. "a sI3 aag
His work is done In the most elaborate STYLE and lie
would invite the attention OF purchasers to examine his
stock Satuary and other carved work. Monuments Cen
otaphs Tombs Head and foot &C., Grave
every variey being enabled by his superior
tics supply this considerable prices than
any other establishment in the country. FaM
Please give q call and examine my work. 1-Er
MICHAEL j. ROIAN, -zH
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
-n1Aiso CaIcihed Plaster, Cement; Plaster
Casts and Models, Marietta rind sones
at the lowest trade prfces.- g,ty- 4rer-s 1y.d.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

New Watch and. Jewelry Store.
/ Room, No. d, Washington Hull, Monroe ST.,
w HEE LING,,fVA A Afs5f1s-E 49,
THE subscriher would tile the public la
his well selected stock or watches, Clocks jewcry
silver and fancy goods, which he Is opening
HIS stock composed gold and silver watches
Every deke eriptom OF gold iewelry;
Sold silver, silve, plated and common spcetacles;
Pure silVe-table tea, DESSERT snli
spoons, and butte knives; ~, - 80 =. =
Plated and German silver forks spoons, butter ki yes
etc. etc. 70 p.ilflf f-i. fst7' 'if'a ~ lfE
Port monraes' pocket cutlery, seissors;sd tit
VERY FtsE rnzors, stTons shn wing cream, s
PsrfuEery combs, brushes and variety OF fancy
Particular attention paid 10 repairing watches clocks
and jewell y anG engraving handsomely Tlonc. =
sh9re oil patI oBaSe Is respec fully solicited.
apo-dI G. p. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

agaa IA 5stasNEesl- music iall'5.
UST received, very large assortment OF new and
fashionable music in part The following
5.Ss ..I have something sweet to tell you ef r.
III could have my way" Carrie" ,isff9
.Home again" ;tAhl for wings 49, =, H. -
Iamie.s on the stormy sea-, s-ys. -
s. 80 "Pffna nonns Song, ~ by Julien. III
"liu pray for thee Z" s'Ne miss thee - .f}3&25
ht3 ID IDIssn.s e .poi,t be angry, mother" -
~ ..Honis. sweet home, with ya,fia de-
s$t Andaivatfety OF altzes, hes, polkas ETC.
Heeeiyeat This morning. two cons; with more
the way invoice Of P,anos, which
now dpe ore fne piano on hand, 81 octave,
rosewood finish, and will be sold low - ~
ateb22 1te lusioi IgHfad fJJMEBBoR, 26 Union At.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
REMOVAL

r &'D. BAYHA have removed to their new and spa
clos brick buildings 1871 Mari ct Street, where they
manufacture 1r, n9d Essp 81, on band RON .Rp gp
nd keep Japan Ware and HoueLold Furnishing
Hardware the latest styles OF Cooking Stove., aio
whica Tise Wholesale and Retail the tile
market prices Their old customers and the public
ally invited TO Call and examine their stock rrTr
description OF ticlesin their fEs tomFtly made 70
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
Sni1IVER n I. TAYLOR, - fN''
oPPICE-No. 2l, Water Street, between MccIc
and Quincy. sa1a ..- ~
TERMS.
pATEs OF ADVERTIsING.

RATES OF ADVERTISlNG. ~
-up uSUERSIGN NED, publishers OF newspapers in
NJ WbeeIing view OF the increased pTlce OF Ia
@ bor aud OtheT expenses, rendering their expenses
I Ihan heretofore, do agree 10 charge the follow
M ~ S.I.S for veitisins. and i'll case whatever 10
" re- rs than the below; ten lines or less OF non.
.r.S constituting square:
4 iSet
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
MARCH { 90 85a4.
''.'' wv EIE #i[:.I LING.

JOHN b. SvoWELL, .saig
Isss asd a Esss.i .qad3 5ENhak % bn
Drugs, Medicines Paints, Oils,
Dye STA rs, Patent 1edicines, ,Perfume ery sc.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20

"a s.s'M 'McCLALIENS q KNOX, lEefa
b'WHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERs INsci5
BOOTS IND SHOES, ,slIENS.sdNDs
,ae5. Boys Hats and Caps, at the
s,I' 900. yell knotrn stand Of, the g5-.s
.ffi ot. sysd BIG RED BOOT -igfts
vTTE are now Eastern Manufacturing
OF the largest aud best
wear, ever offered this other market. They
been to order, according own
regular customers all others who may favor Us with
call, caa offer unusually large vaTietyof aud
Shoes, which in quality Of
part the United States our stock win be found 10 cor.
sist part orthe following seasohable goods: iis
- -<s+g .l...l 81 NO. 1s7. vac s},f 81 5.sl4
AEN'sro woAEN's ALTERS, HALT
1,000pr mens kip boots, 20 - ~ CATERS Krc.l
1000 neis thick boots, 200prwomensg CATERS,
1000 wate d psoor DO 900 do Walking shoes.
30 30 sp
/ ,o90 prime ,itiP do 10 a5'l91S sapers.e. y
l,5o0 do thick do ~ KISSES loorEEs NUS
200 low priced do - ktNs, ETc.
1900 pair boys thick bootees, 300 do III kip do
SO R sas 70 dS d9 ?SS sSo do SS eall5 sl5 and io
- = rourn' BOOTS rocco buskins
oOO youths calf boots, 100 do black, blne, ~
go w 80 KIP edo ,iJ,nu bronzed gaiters, H. ;-
ttooog 90 thick do t.s-a .cHILpEEN.s BooTkEs.
BOYS ANp Youths 1909 pr fancy booees r.
y ,UOopr boys KIP bTogafs, 1000 kid & morocco" 80
SO do thick do siie 1,5oo ehdrens peg'd N
1000 youths, do do 1000 ehildrenis goat /" .y =
e9S e9S DO KIP do 1900 do coorcdf't
oOO boys and youths calf do atSG sHoKs. isi
,woAfHs LACK BooTS 1900 pairs mems, ladies and
900 morocco lace boots, children's Gum Shoes.
00 .0oV call hos do ;,. ...S HATS sAsDGkrs. if5t
1900 KIP DO sSS sSS d0z mems MSol TSoh haIs s1n,
b E9sJ iagEGa ,sis RoxEs. sag f5f8I-f .frrg
ts.i u. ~ - 800 wood band boxes. tres. Bio
lor inc liberal pat onase heretofore extendedio
US, we scnc1t 4 continuance OF the same. -e 49,
Sep3 za-ItrHa 8acAOCIsALLENS 6r KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-20
GEORGE iNIENDEL.
No 1874, Main Street,
Look at This!

II : 7klOOR
LLthose who are desrous OF preserving the memory
N OF themselves and and friends, do so, most edec-
tualy, by calling without delayat L. Tarbells Dasuer
reolyne Rooms al the ofMan and Bddle streets
Centre VIII eng and each those lielike Pc
tues which cannot be obtained with the same degree o
beauty and excellence elsewhere In the city.
fs1soiI - IEE L. TARBELL, Dasucr feotypist.
e5a Corner of Main and, Biddle streets, -
ietS Centre Wheeling
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

Caledonia County can give large vote
against the aidcrs and abct;ors of slavery prop
arandism. Her frccmen have no relish for
the peculiar institution" and would gladly
uproot the entire system. They can, at least.
do something TO check its spread, and confnc
it to is present limits. NEXT TUESDAY
they VIII have "hancc to express their SEN
timcnts; and if they do their duty and poll
a full vote. the anti Nebraska ticket Will sue
coed by hundreds. We wish it might by
thousands.
But we wish to call the attention of the
friends of freedom to one thing, and that is to
be sure and elect their entire ticket. Every
man on it is right in principle, and if one suf-
fcrs defeat his place will be filled with sup
porter Of the present national administration
- '!ough-face-a tool, in party sense, of
shareholders. 1t is not a question of men !: it
is question Of principle, and if VIC desire to
see our principles triumph we must sustain
the men who arc nominated as their rcprcsen-
tative. Again, We sav-look to the great
pont--the one important roint-thc success
CT your principles, and vote the ENTIRE
TICKET. By doing so clean victory will be
made certain on the part of the irecmcn Of
the County whose motto is '.No MORE SLAVE
TERRITORY"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02
SPURIOUS VOTES.

We have been shown a package Of votes
for T.. H. PARKS. Of Waterford. for Sheriff
OF tins County. He i, not candidate for the
office. and. As viii he seen hv his letter. de
clinc> to be considered such. Tie votes az,
SFI HlOtS, and We think we coull oi.c,.
the place where ti'cv were printed. We call
the attention of all ..ccucn in The County
opposed to the extension oi slavery to the
subject, that they may tie on their guard to
protect the regular nominees and 70 see tla:
each one is elected Last week We allulcl
to the guerrilla warfare opened upon oar
ticket. 1t cannot he defeated as whole. and
its enemies understand This forcor,laincl cir
cum>tancr, and they hope only to create dis
affection towards midi, ilua.s upon it, and Oh
tam a partial Nebraska victory. Vow, We
ask all mon OF principle" to take manly po-
>ition in this matter az. vote tlv cr:rr. tie
whole ticket. His vii in>ulc a clean. over
wl,c!mins triumph and Ills in TIE name of
trcc,ionl, let US by all means secure.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02
TOWN COMMIYTECS

Will not have done their wholc ,!utv until
:hcv Lave made arran rcmrntS that will insure
the attendance of all the Anti Nebraska yo-
tcrs IN Their respective towns at the polls
We hope they will remember this. The time
is short, but not 100 short, i. any thing re-
mains undonc, to do it,
We do not know that Judge Rovcc will Ic
elected; if it were certain he would be. even
by thousands, We should feel anxious that cv-
cry vote on the RIGHT side he DEPOSITED in The
ballot box: for every such vote declares that
the giver is opposed to Nebraska, and it will
tell on the great question. Let northern ard
southern men know that dourhfaccism is not
to lie tolerated in the free States. Bv this
means alone can the race be cxtcrminatcd-
Let it be eat up, root and branch, that no seed
OF it remain on free soil.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02
TIL; i'Ki;TENCI;

That slavery will not co into the Nebraska
territory is one of the new shifts to which
the Northern locofocos are driven by the
pressure Of public sentiment. Ii slavery is
not likely to go there we should Ike to know
why the shareholders and their Northern al
lies took such deal of pains, and asitatcd
the whole country, to repeal long standing
law by which it was prohibited; and further,
why prominent members of the Fierce adj
ministration, while the question was pending,
kept shareholders secretly advised of the
progress of affairs, through Which knowledge
they were enabled to organize companies and
enter the territory with their slaves, and
take up the best lands and localities before
the information OF the final passage of the act
could reach them; and still further, why it
is that all slavcdom is on ,iptoc at the sue
cess of the plot, and united in calling the act
a triumph for slavery.
If Kansas is not given over to slavery it
VIII HOt UC tNIOt0E ldtk .! tliOTtS Oh inc
Pierce party if freedom triumphs it will tc
the result of a hard contest vet to take place.
Slavery is there now, and We should like to
I've informed how it is to bc excluded with the
notions the friends Of TIE Nebraska bill en-
! terrain the Sovereignty of the people
1h,y rpcn"Yy ro'ddown IN tic X,as, H.
ncndm.n'S that wsrc oD,r,d uiiowu.! Me Sor-
,rsi1n'y Of Ike pvoyl' IN yrraI, an|by rot, IF
Il maj"ri'ys' rciudc Slarry f,'om IL, hrritoy
or N',tc
Does this look like making the territory
free even if ma ioiity OF frccmen settle it,
and vote to exclude il p: The Shareholders
and their allies will point to the Nebraska
Bill. deny that il gives The people this right,
and back their position by referring to the
vote in Congress rejecting propositions
TO cnSratt it upon the Till Hey say
slaves are property. and that Tic sovereign
people have 10 more rinht to vote them oul
o; a State than they have 10 ex lulc the
OK or horse of Ike freeman Let no man Ic
deceived on this vita. question:
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02

e The Anti-Ncbraska men of Essex
County have in nomination too good a county
ticket to allow it to lie defeated, and they
will not, ifthcy just turn out and vote the en-
tire ticket. We trust all old difficulties NAV
be forgotten, and that WILLIAM ii. ITARrs
HORN Of Gui'dha!l, will be triumphantly
elected to the Senate The election is dine
to HIM as we'll as to the cause of freedom. If
he fails, Nebraska man will succeed The
frccmen Of Essex County must not suffer such
a disgrace to rest upon them. They can avert
it. VIII they not do it by giving full vote
to the Anti-Nebraska State and County Tick
Of?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02

MESsEs. EDITOES: ! notice in the last
CALIFORNIAN the proceedings of the third
party, or selt:stylcd Liberal Convention, held
at Guildhall on the 10Th inst, and in the list
Of names for County officers appears the name
of Stephen Howe. wish the frcemcn of Es-
sex County to understand fully that I don't
train in that company; DO not belong to that
party; let the name he what it mav--"Libc-
raj" Scottish" or CAN'T Goldfish" / have
had nothing to do in getting it up, and dis
claim having any connection with it in any
way whatever. Therefore it will be under
stood that decline being candidate. 1t is
obvious that this party was started and got
up, not with the expectation of electing sim
gle candidate, but for the sole purpose of
drawing off a few wing votes in order to de-
feat the election of the wing ticket, and Sc
cure the election of the locofocos. | hope
the wings of Essex County will understand
the plot ard defeat it, which can he done If
they will come up to the work and do their
duty. STEPHEN HOWE
Lunenburg, Aug. 80, 1854.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-02
POLITICAL CORRE.SPONIENCE.

Hartford, Aug. %, 1854.
Nh. j. 5. M"EEIIL-DEAE SIR: In be-
half ofthc men of all parties who earnestly
desire to have the anti slavery sentiment of
this district combined, and who are willing to
waive all their party preferences and all their
objections to the exclusive party character
OF your nomination, and give YOU their cor
dial support. provided they can be assured
that you possess decided anti-slavcry scnti-
mcnts and are determined to act up to them.
| wish TO inquire of you relating to Your views
upon the subject. desire 70 know whether
or not, if elected representative to Congress.
YOU should adhere to the principles adopted
at the Mass Convention at Montpelier on the
18th of July last. SO far as they relate to ma
tional affairs upon which YOU would be called
10 act.
Profoundly impressed as am with a sense
OF The Importance of harmonious action on the
part of all WHO are disposed to resist the en-
croachmcnts of slavery. and believing that a
public avowal oil vour views NAV tend TO pro-
mote such result. hope YOU will give such
an answer As shall leave no reasonable anti
slavery man in douh; with regard to the pro-
priciv OF supporting you.
S,Nsvu-rv