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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

EUORSE AND MULE SIIOEs.-we ,Gsr for sale on
HI fvorahl terms Burdens" Pat Horse and Mule
A,s ,"Gr.nin's" HlrIe shor Nail, all sizes.
T., T. MOORE A Pear sire
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AtANh CiGtHS.-wM. ~ MERIWE MIR invite
'e OF dealers o bis stock CIGARS III I.rces
10 .n' city and eomprinE than different brands Of In
shld !rfnci!c, and DODlsstjc cigars ~ W -
Constantly on hand FOR e LEIg tor NrcO o., Co..
ft2t-tnf 9ndJ 40, o.,
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G AHh HkWAHD.-The above reward ul be paid t,r a..
gDDO apprehension and delivery 10
M ado JACOB, who lef the Coal Pits ens about The ish
% April We OF dark complexion about 80 feet a,
nshei hIh v1s sni talks very quickly. ani 'tssrs -hsn
marks rcceeted lie vas supplied with othIns WIN
ION ne va. Nc Peershurg 10 out tbs
his delivery ~ W Pa'u upon
isO-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

HblCo CiGARss-Jqst received lot Of those superior
Sgar OpeTs brand, witch have given ,s,seuoa
puehasra ha only small parcel and call the
attention Of those with whom they vrrss Yor sale ~
lef-lW I uERnfga
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

w. SMITH, tAs FiItrr and Mnnuf. cfurrr of n. IIl
" lures 18Th street below Main street RI hmond Va
'h- services Of hr>t cAs workman am row rrs
pared 10 MAKE to order all kiGds Chandelier. Bra.t
tens ari &C, at short nuse AMI reason All. tern,
Also OF chandeliers, Lamps Cleaned rsded or br,B,.s
and made 70 LOOK like new ones $500 '' - '--e''
nnds Of btss Turning AM Finishing promptly attended 20
prizes. ~ n, :, !. N.lt'eIh
AplS-dN 1s,b ,,-.., h',.-,, S"IiH'
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IETlDN SiiE>
.iLIAs nhI.E,


v AID MAJ MAJ MEAI. EslArE ON CIuURCrt
Jan. a, AZ 80, Hills, AT ACCr on TUr nay ,a,h
Buldns Ii, on Nj uron the emlses IL nine
ar on ohurrh Hil the Of 2Tth h.,v.' n
AZ ~ hAy'ne good r. runnrs b.ei ia Zee, =, y
With he ~ iionse shd Lot vena.ie 5th q
III. St a)oin'nT, In and "a oa,,,s,
VIM. Bpsen 's's'n' ADJOINING the property Of
Terms AtsaI, r,y,o,
Jets TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

NOEItE OF CO-pAIkENEHSIIIP.-Tb sab,crt
bers have hs day entered iutJ % patncrhp eonp
the Merchant Tailoring business Al the odsand ~ Vim s,
opposite the Post once. We return our hanEs 10 tbs n
past avors, and hope By attention 10 ,,
OF we patronage or The arm 80 literally eretoior)
tended TO each 81 Individually We have on hand sH
eeied stock Of goods consisting Of the usual variev bh
request our patrons 10 call and examine. w
myis SAMUEL q h,,lpcu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

10y Davenport, Allen 81 Co.. Aucts.
fNHnCEtiEs, ac,. vt AUfTIGS-on THURSDAY 18th
0H June will sell 1T 10 O'Clock !; our Auet on So, ~
assortment Of Or-cerirs VIZ: ''' M
Manila, Rio and Java CrG.e
Cor-r, Crushed ani Powdered Sugars
Mac errl, herruys Can les Soap
Nr~tpin. Paper s'arch, Rum, Brandy
IunbsTs, EAisins, C1arrt Wine, sslsratus Cigars
ALSO,
An i.Noice of Green Black Teas
TEss Under sCO cash; .lOO over months credit far
approved per- - ~ N'e''' '''
jrs DAVENPORT .LLFS co A,c,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
I IL RIInnER GOODS.

x,o,-- NDIA RIHBER GOODS.
tOAIS, CAPES, LEGGlNS, OyER.ALIS WADISG PANTS
~ HORSE COVERS WAGON COVERS PIASO COVERS SI'R
tf CLTHs, &C which will not through become sticky
nNy 'if The cheapest and best articles lin ever
"uei"d FOR se ty the manufacturers, ROGERS
successors to w. w. DAY, % CORTLAND street. New York
Dealers In Hose, Steam Packing and every other kind OF Rph
er Gocjs Also, exclusive selling Elastic webbing sni
hhle for Cores IN Congress Roots IN ny2iSSn
fHNHE BENEvOLENCE OF AFPLICTrOH-A Sermon on m.
death o. David Reed by Rev Kcpl Rector Of ST
johns Church. Richmond-2,. " 80
Martin Merrivale. I'd pari--l2c
The Bride Of the Wilderness, by rmsrsnn p,nnst-sn.
The Know Nohings-au expose Of the Secret Orier-l2c
virginia and MAEadaine, by Mrs southEorth-glc.
Received and for sale this day by gro ST. WEST
my2S 3 "a 4 p,.bSnr,,.
SUNNI i
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sohf TABLE, CtTLHRi.-Just received OF direct InpoT
huon doe as,orimsnt Ivory Handled Tsbs and De,,t
$3.50 win The forfs and In sets Of 81 pieces
'saN" ". & 4 o, DOMAIN,
NSN No. 10 Pearl street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

&Rn OVERWHELMINGLY from NIL CNRTgR Al
seDND sh1ey, IN Charles City county, Virginia on Inc
Sy so slave n,med JESSE and The above reward win he
gwen ior W Apprehension out ~ the
apprehended In the State Virgins provided he is
WAT get him again lessee Il bisck m about III a,
years old feet or inches high well made "a,
YIN White teeth smooth face without beard Toorth
an OLD brown cloth sack coat and black baek vol
Ao Anau o. blue ani white yarn pants tso new
.e cotton shirts, Just made bought him Richmond
Sepeuloer nth, 1857 at v H. Dckintous
came from North Carolna sold by O. MeMurry aud %
ySsE may be trying to set back TO North Carolina or
purchased him. $500 ''' '''o'e !
Shirley, Charles City CO.. Va, May ~. J,9-eq,v,,
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WILLIAM r. HITLER.

IMPORTER AND DElGEK CHINA EARTUESWARY Avn OF ss
10 Main strrrI. south side.
store, and receiving
n Iha hathenware and Glass, Lamps Looking
Fancy Goods OF his dir, which he Ger
70 the trade az Wholesale favorable terms a. Anv
house oGrr. H"S V'"s
liberal discount 10 cash buyers
X sprclAl nAinS taken % nacL n..,r.l-
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aInE wNsHiNGToN HOI ~. Iyy5U ~

'UWIE WNsTiIN6ION HOT ~. LINCHBTPV y1-Tb.
popfetos OF This popular Hotel the sat,faetion
20 announce N the Public that hGy ave nov eomn.,e5 ar
epas additions " tsr Hous- entire plan ana ,ts
or hrngmcn Of the former building CHANGED ~
" nts ny doubled by the additions has nov ,lsty
gn ioo on ghieh are elegantly furnished, In the most az
proved modern style aud 90
ngy oin suits The Bed Rooms newly earpets "a @
ded With the best Weather Beds and
y 10y y 'ay dfsatsd ,m9nE The most u' SgaTiG ad
th house rs. increased beyond the bb $780,
prt' have hitherto been able 10 afford, they are no. Rv
grrpafed 70 entertain an Who them With
dety visiting Iynehhu passing through ON the
~ Pube Uae TO accommodate fully els 81 ns,,ons
hT HoEs n e kIf open ot al nous rts IT,y and SgM
The situation On this bot,s. ~ ~ W W. gsFtd
par The sy, rear the business EASY on ssr, ,
w pot and Packet Landing, uithn "a are isnrth
f Eos rSI' Uhse and directly adjacent vrEnian Rss
ma33-dkeim wu n wEFfWf1u A mn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
A NrMnER OF nEArrIFrL nrnnrNG LOT. NE ,R
by Goddin Appcrson, Aucrs.

VALtABiE PRIVATE DWELLING ON ,OHNER OF
v CLAY AND slErH STREETS, PCR SALE AT AUCT on -
VI" te sold on AOSiA at-rno ne Of Jun 1884
at ~ ocses that large
SIie DIV, now occupied by Mr.. rlmpk fronting
let' on he south sid- Of Cay
an The house has
TIE Kitchen has The premises are in feel
pair and are admirably yell lag. family HIN,
neAr to the Ha-ks several qlte bG.
ness u-u rally @'
-plrih cash, ie and is month, for me-
i.l3 C1DuTy a .pps1s6y 49,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

6hPENlNG W SPRING MILLINFRY.-N O. pIRToN- 100
VAN street vii open on THURsDAY the is,h ms, 70
aoi'ent OF spring styles SILK Grape Lawn and stT R
nrs; N"hnet Hhhons and eneh Flowers S''~ ~
II sps,Ir, KESEiNED by STEAMER-g n
,L ,v l 10 ~ corner OF Main and 'tses Ia;
STYLES Of SPRING GOODS, embracing every arts ~
meatng Apparel which he respectfully REQUESTS nj, ,in
the pubic generally to call and examine ~ ".s shu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
by Goddin & App.rson. Aucts.
VALUABLE COITtGE PNhM OF n ID ,,p,,s ~
rTIrQP 10

NMu AnlE toITAGH FAhM or "a I.2 ACRIs N
~, run TOWN OF SYDNEY, FOR SALE AT AUCTIOS'
oe .Glu on IliuR'DAY afternoon the 2lnd June 1854 upo.
hr prrne conn encing O'Clock
ANe Farm OF l5a with
a. formerly Owned ny Mr.. PzIn about mill Wet
he Guy OF richmond, adjoining the Mc.s- John
shields and heb-rt King The highest STATE Of Gull
Auon ana Abounds fruit and ba
which will be sSli the place -' 49, al VI
TEENsAth CASH balance At l. and wear. for ho,,. 49,.
leg Gnnnrr .pn.,eo,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

REAUTIFUL VESTS II large assortment Of Ptney
shk and hagcle> N, OF the hnest and Il
'l:'pov worn Call cioIhE EnpOrvm NO iNs Main q,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

VeinE and Packing Tunts Carpet bsEs Ha Caps As n,
eeVng " every from Philadelphia Yort - H.
ny assortment Il At ~ times coupss, 10 vhieh ts,pse
inll invite The attention Of the public.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
lnrL rl + 8 EEn y rAsk=. sIILL e

(6Eh1DERE HAHJFA CTURLyG TOnpayy,
"" em Strrri near the Petersburg nrnot ~
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
Hsh good order, managed by a superior paw. A..
turning out Printing Paper for News sn,p srr and
Inn Envelope and Wrapping Paper eqraisin @ Me-
pIee as any mandatory the Uitr anu As low
executed at the shortes, notice <'' ana dimensions,
, RAGSi RAGSll
WANrED-Clean Linen and Cot:oa r., ,o,-I,.,.,
hls-dIy - 'el''Anees made a. directed.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13
NUASuFACrouy or RAILROAD CIns :

~
A'u Rnts, Aelhe subscribers having rebuilt
heir finishing shop since destruction by IRE last wear And
provided themselves With sni improye machinery fr work
Ing wood and iron solicit orders work .vsry
description Tor Raltoads Also Portable aud Stationary STEAM
nEnts Cir'uar saw NILS snd all kinds Wrought
ZION ncTk' BURR EiTENGER,
nAIsdkcalE Carv IT. eirran nd -.
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~ GENERAL AGENCY

tok Tik SALE AND PURCHASE or r.rna
49,, ~ oFfiN S>'retpry NJ ne r2rginia san, a,
C-.W >tssfv and N ArCrsr onrr ,h,;r a., -. hy,'
as usSERlL AesN1s, for thu sale ans pn,rb, 20 hs
'yn"' .tu me NonthSyn AID Bs1tern Sat,s " Janus IN
c'Sfy, No IFS Main sr.Sl ' qua Agricultural So
Rsabo
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81. .:GAMLLL IIOIsn.,, I.Ynchhnrc. Nm.

okL '" JENNINGS late Of AppoaaitnS eoun having mr.
~ thS entire Interest 81 e. NJ Dgnnlgton-ore Of the
o. ms convenient AID popular HoiLe
commune 20 conduct The upon improved styr
me arm Of BELL JENNINGS. They respectfully solicit b ~,
o hs friends ani the public ally md viii lie De.
20 re.Ir' and entertain them At all hours and with The
~ '"e COUNTY AHOfds. 70. II. BELL,
T., ,,-..,-, JOEL W. JENNINGS
In dssolvng connections the abov. Well
esin rom expressing thanks who 80
hatr9 frd the firm Of BILL DrSSISsTOS and ak that
rInpIle-
uh29-dtrSn r. AZ DOHNiSGIOS.
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DICIIMOND SODN W,rrIi a,

is settled fact the only senu.
Sttsi. OF bottled SODA WATER in the nut up nv
nSCoMACk who Matters himself haihe able to coIape, win
the business for years past $3.50 'e"-'" ~
DA WATER ms ' '-' SN0h'iN.hs So
ell 10. ~ ~ ''''' P'o"P'S attend
daily. ." =" par" OF 'he city
pers0ns having my bottles will please
",pel-de, " MCCORMACK,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

cii,sn, AZ AZ ID holtSES Il ~iI oTer to the .
- mead OF Stock, direct from Kentucky hmonr., N
chem have Mule: shifted @, Iron masters, RairosaS Nv
No'rAeto's ana street and All sor 80
'ertns' EDWIN WALKER
SB-I.b,u h.. - -...,., At H. Blankenship's stables
every month in the year. ~ 4''ee' from kentucky
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

4 Rc,,Sa pRi ~, INSTITUTE, ION 7Ib SIrs.,-
tSyt hGtWccn clay and uarshaiII ~ wnrrectf
IoNt PRINCIPAL Department Classics ans "iLLIAn
suEies anh Modern Language, ~ department NATL
foI tsrnns apply TO. or address PRINCIPAL g., A.,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-06-13

ny Dunlop Honcurc q Co., Aue,.. -
4 1870 OF SUGAR AND NOIAS AT ARR,
rnsneias ~ !. TUESDAY morning. the 18Th instant com
~ ~ e'eS - will sell. Al wlaT
Wr ago OF the sh Fearless fron, Au.L,n. -, "
- - . ms sugar. prrme :, choice quality '' '
10 bbi' prime Maltssss. -
TERhs All ia, n Its,r
credit Tor approved negotiable paper ''n'' uonths
~ sale without regard To weather
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

The Albany Atlas is alarmed at the prospect OF
a reduction in the prices of Grain, and the conse-
quent loss to the Farming interest, by reason OF
the passage of the Maine Law. The same eppall-
ing prospect was once presented to Mr.. Barnum,
when, in the midst of one of his Temperance
speeches, hearer interrupted him with
"Mr. Barnum, what shall we do with our Grain
if you stop distilling 2"
Feed it to the drunkards wives and children, q"
was the prompt response; "they have gone
hungry long enough"
We will warrant good use and fair price for
every bushel of Grain that may be grown under
the Maine Law-quite good as at present Five
Eastern States and one Western have the Maine
Law now, but none of them is suffering from a
surfet of Grain.
Isn't it drol that the same people who are
fierce for running the country deeper in debt for
Twelve Millions of Bushels of Canadian Grain, in
order that we may have bread cheaper should be
equally fierce for having our Orn Grain turned
into poisonous Liquors through fear that we may
have Grain too ehedpl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

The Hon. JOHN NJ. CLAYTON defines bis
position" with regard to Natysn and its cog
mates in our columns to-day. He is by no means
so proscriptive as rumor had represented him.
His leading points appear to be these:
|. He is not and will not be. candidate for
President preferring seat in the Senate to any
other poet under the Government-so far, he is
wise.
?. He is opposed to sharing with aliens " the
right of governing this nation" upon mere
dee sration of intention to become citizens by
such aliens. We think few will raise any serious
objection TO this sentiment. But allowing aliens
to govern the country, and allowing that small
portion Of them who are among the pioneers Of a
new territory to voice in their own local, pro-
yisioral government, seem to US two very differ
emf things. Suppose pioneer settle nent should
be formed entirely Of aliens, what would Mr.
Clayton have them do' Must they be denied all
legal rule or authority because they were born
over the water Must they do without Justices,
constables and roadmasters, until they can per-
feet their naturalization, or until native Ameri-
cans see fit to settle among them and elect each
other to these ofhcesl We think it would be
neither Just nor wise to require this.
As to immigrants being each allowed small
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

Pennsylvania OHIO. INDIANA, hold their
State Elections next Tuesday. The first named
chooses Governor, Congressional delegation,
and Legislature, part Of the Senate exceptedi)
Ohio elects Members of Congress, Supreme
Judge. Member of Board of Public Works, and
some County officers, but no Legislature; Indi
ana chooses Members of Congress, several in
portant State officers, mot Governor nor Lieu
tenant House, but we believe no Senators,
with some County officers. In each of these
States the fusion between the Wings and Free
SolerS OF former days is very perfect, and the
canvas. appears to be animated
We are not SO saDgune as formerly that all
Elections will result they sh Duld; but we shall
certainly be disappointed if the returns from
these States do not afford agreeable reading to
tue majority of our patrons. But for the dis
turbipg influence of Natigism in its new form of
Know. Nothing underground work, we should
feel entirely confident of carrying all these States
By overwhelming mejorities. As it is, we trust
the aggregate result will exhibit gain of at least
ten Anti Douglas Members Of Congress-enough
to have beaten the Inquity last winter; enough
to psralyze il in the next House. A week will
decide
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

ssry to fortify such point in foreign country
ybep our own rivers and barbOrs cannot be made
safe and useful. and our coast defen.es are still
uDf1isbed. and likely to remlin so. Besides
.uch fortress implies powerful garrison, with
big navy Are We TO be launched on such
course of policy and Of expenditure, and by such
a Pfe.ident and Cabinet as we are no favored
with, without strong opposition in Congress aud
the country We shall believe il when we
see il.
Tie sole advantage to be gained from the pro-
posed acquisition is that ii gives Us s,ardag
point for the extension Of our peculiar institution,
with the ultimate annexation Of the island The
more ,spguine spirits may also look to bringing
st. Domingo into the famous new Confederation, to
be composed Of our cotton aud sugar growing
States, with Cuba, Mexico aud Central America.
all blessed, or to be blessed, with Slavery for
sociates and Brazil for the first of aes-but this
is probably beyon the views OF Messrs. Pierce
aud Marcy. They are willing to enlarge the area
of Slavery but DO mt mean to Dissolve tte Union,
as do so Macy Of their friends and CONDUCTORS IN
this precious scheme II true we shall be told
there are other benefits than those of niger
driving to be r.sped in Dominica. Ia the CIoao
country, adjoining Samaua. are rich mines of the
precious metals which have long ceased to be
worked for want of enterprise and labor, but
which Americans can reopen; there are mighty
forests of mahogany which await the blows of
American axes; but these are things that we
have enough OF already or can well do without.
For them we should never go to st. Domingo,
guy more than We should desire TO annex Cuba
while il holds slaves. The truth is, that this new
enterprise of Messrs Pierce, Marcy and Cazneau,
il part Of that endless plot for the aggraniizement
and perpesuation of Slavery, which has so long
been in action aud has cost the nation so dear 10
blood in treasure and in reputation. We de-
nounce it to the free peOp.e of the North aud
West. II they are not willing to be acco npilce'
in so foul h wickedness let them crush It at once
and forever.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

moned 70 Bdrrecide feast. The dl shes were
placed fun in view, but they were not P e'm'l'ea
to touch then. After passing through long
,eries Of years Of ruin unexauped in the hl stor!
of this country in relation TO any other brsnsi OF
trade. they had just anew expended all the lihie
profit Of year or two of moderate ProsE erie'
in repairing damages aud commencing for new
start In the world when at once the market was
again cut down by the prohibition against build
ing mills and furnaces that was contained Ia the
tariff OF 1876. Their preparations in i-i6 and
l347 DOW proved a source of ruin 10 most
Of those engaged in the trade. The fol.
loving facts which we derive from the tables
new before ~ wi show our readers the effect OF
the increased supply thus produced in market
Of diminishing demand. From 1912 To lsi7, the
Qusrtity increased two millions. sud the price
gradually rose from the ruinOus one OF 50 to the
moderately paying one of - per tun. From
lSi7 to $50 the increase was only 'i,oOJ tuns
and the price gradually declined until 1t reached
so average of 50 -, when the further decline
was arrested by the great freshet OF September
lS50, by which toe Schuylkill and LebigE
Canals were entirely disabled for the remainder
Of the season But for that occurrence, there
would probably have been, as we are Informed
nearly four millions sent to market. as many OF
the works that had been commenced 10 l3i7 and
l3i3 were becoming largely productive of coal
sud combining to produce state of things as bad
as that which had existed in lSi2. That
such would have been the case is Obvious from
the fact that the same preparation which had
sent in 1850 but 3,3j600O tuns, sent nearly
45OO.O00 in ISL, and almost 5,O0h,O0O in 1872.
Last year. as has been shown. the increase vas
but 29O, coo tuns, but the cause of this Is to be
found in the fact that the preparation had been
so greatly in excess of the demand as to produce
ruin in the years from ls4Sto 1850, aud that even
California gold aud its increased prices of all
other commodities failed to bring the demand up
to the supply until last year-as is shown by the
prices here given:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04
Tie M.r- York Times, it has been widely asserted

Tie N,u- York Times, it has been widely asser ted
and generally believed, was uniformly hostile to
PrOhibitory Liquor Law up to the nomination Of
its Editor for Lieut.. Governor That is not the
fact. The Times is not apt to be SO St aight-out
and thorough on any question Of Reform against
Profit as some other Journals, but it's more re-
cent inculcstions have leaned to the right side
And on the 23d of August-four weeks before the
Syracuse COnyention-in an editorial on the
Carson League, it said:
Every movement Of this kind, which tends to the
Suppression of intemperance deserves public sympathy
ana support The whole community is becoming
ceepy impressed with The fact that drum kenness the
gigantic evil Of the d4y-the origin aud cause Of
y all Others and that something etfectusl must be
done for III suppression. We shaH uadOu5tedly hare
prokbit0ry lar v,tiH the merit year; and re be,ere
that rW do more tOr the pubtie good-that Il 1H
pT,reht CRIME reere mare suffering, sdre more
money, ard 0dvaAce public and Private property
more dec7dediy than anything dime bylegisiaton ruth
N ne last ten gears. But its passage will render
doubly necessary efficient 10 secure iis en-
torcement. And the Carson Ls0gHe, which seems
admirably adapted to effect the object tproposes viii
be needed after its enactment as much as before.
Meantime much good may be done through lts nstru-
mentality, By securing the enforcement OF existing
lava
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04

We have seen requisitioD, respectfully signed,
calling on Mr.. JOIN n. GENIN 10 take the field
as an independent candidate for Mayor, and pro-
posing meeting of his friends a. Ne. 600 Broad
collections of that month or so of clean Bread
way will ensure Mr. G. troops of friends in case
he should conclude TO take the field. Bal We
fear no candida for Mayor can succeed without
the support of the City Reform or of some
strong party organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-04
ADVERTISEMENTS for The Heety Tribune Of this week must

The trial of DR.. Graham for the murder of
Col Loring commenced yesterday before Judge
Mitchell in the Oyer and Terminer at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ The whole day was occupied in endeav-
oriDg to obtain a Jury, but at o'clock when the
Court adjourned only eleven were sworn. All
the others called had formed an opinion on the
guilt or innocence of the accused. AT the ad-
iourument of the Court the eleven Jurors were
allowed to 90 home after caution from the Court
neither to speak to any one nor allow any one
to speak to them on the case. The trial will be
resumed this morning at 10 o'clock.
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