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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

d2s LUbIkM WATSON.
HpLINK nOpKs.-GEo ~ WEST, oaers grca, bargain, In
Bp superior GI1y large size Lejgrs Journal and Day Books
bound ~ the best han Russia binding am determined TO close
the stock OF this article on hand at treat sacrihce
nh tnVsonS, 'r scaling " eI ,hnnnd liard,ons lnk by
letter and Cap Paper VARIETY n7,ol Board thick
q sheeO suitable Tor Tobacco Brandt, 2, ~ ~ per dor
dp EXCHANGE HOOK STORE.
6tHANHEnHIEs.-A hcsh lot Of CranbcrIes just re-
t3b ROBERT RANKIN.
AJEGJtDi. WANTED so tIIu I;.-lThc suhsc,ihcr
~ B hnr "cvr1es to work on the Richmond aud DanVie
Rtlroad viii the hrhct hands Office
the store o. Qnatlcs g Hrdoic, Pearl street Richmond
de90 -dSest ROBERT HARVEY.
XNAN'GlD.-A young nan has had experience,
Wv and WHO writes excellent hand, desires situation
Assistant book Keeper
Apply TO wM. q. ALLEN ttrh street,
dei2 BetWesn Mails and Rank streets
I'D uBBRh AMI LEiTIinH WHALING CANtoSy-we are
hb rccengi addition to our former siock ~ wha'onr,
Fbony sccA Cocoa Rosewood Mounted small supply
above Elastic Canes. Por sale by ZfMMElhiAN,
deli Corner Main and 18th streets
GTOVES,-0 orders viii be executed Cooking and other
- stoves burning Wood and Coal 10 this place
deli JOHN N. GORDON SON
THNHE sUbsoRDHR has constantly hand supply supe
n rioT Cgars consisting In part o. the following brands
4 Il m ,R'.s%'' e lS.rI''
And Flowers Of HavAna
Also, supply o. I1nshon Armstead, and Jswakers ces
braed Jockey Club Tobacco
no26 JOHN IT. BLAIR
GTNDFii slkkVt1-UNDRH sLREyFs.-Jusi received
~ from New York handsome lot ofJaeonet nd Muslin
sceSes. teltl O. MAXWELL a %.
HpLoCK PLANES, In T0baccobos HateysA supply inst re-
hb eeNsuPe' sh'' oaieEo' and TOT sale %o,,o,, oo
deg sign Of the CircSi,SsaV, II Man s,Ts.t
ciwo0PEs FAMILY AND EXTRA PLoun, for sale BY
- deli IL sKiNKER, Cary street
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JAMES -. ELLErT,

VAyNTEN MiLIINEHy.-E. &. BARTON leg Main .,,..,
w near ith s'eri, has on hand large Of Mins
Goods Silk satn, Velvet an straS BOBue
aud Meek Ribbons; French Siower Mourning wsTESd
dollars; Nhieh will be sold unusually CHEAP, a.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

lies, %.Si ,spp,, sicesss l,s sm sss mnnEs Jel-
sian Sheet and CORES apstlne sllatne n.t et go
"; as 7. 'oaFsToS ssSS1 ,s.sI!,,.
tBuHE eRot ND So scfss.--ws are nov prepared "a
~ mrni,h families hno Hoeis With the fouing epirs
All OF cur preparation, stsIctlv ~
keepsrs can ts ssvd ga deal tronhe md Tine b.
canas=o-, Cloves Mace and Olnees. - -P-'s
- p JoHNsrtS 4 BRo7nRn pru,si,t,.
49, no Main street
~ meeting q The ssoekholder, of ne noste
nsssrs rwofthsm c. On ne an lamar ~ a =
1gessst atlenasnes reqaeiteJ Il tfo r,is 49,
stcresafx.
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o. u. WINSTON, Successor Nasr q Niu.ion Com
- Gary and al, street. Che Old sand OF " Il " AL.
hoEd. Va. has in store and oilers for sale:
10 htds. =. L. Sugar
II do N. u.
Is do Cuba do
&c bLis. Cote
80 do Crushed, Powdered, ard Pulverssed Sugar
leGONes Loaf Sugar
800 sseks salt
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

NJOTtCE.-Mr. WIlliim o. TomptIn, |, longer our
IN employment
de2o PARKER, BAYLY A EIlIMO
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HI y. IL. = c. Il, Hill, AuctS.
NEs.ROES.-will be soll by Us on FRIDAY the 9Th
dAT NJ January, ls4 10 O'Clock, Negroes con
s.stins Of men, boys and girls. N. ID. 4 O. n HILL
49, Auctidneers.
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IA IKBN'S NEEDI.ES.-Oneca Of these superior Nee.
hA dies Ju5t hand steamer America goods being
Imported by direct them
For ,ae Icy the NJ or single paper. c. }. sINrON co,
dem Sign o the Circular Saw, II Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

Tie Gas Regulator of DIR. t. in Iay opiEion The most
valuable nstam' Mt for regulating
maj have ever 1t correct in principle, =i
push admirably he objects for which
great esdUess theishi. the pressure at The me
Te Is by tbs instrument, reduced that on The
street MAINS 10 will enable the
OF night at smaller expenditure pr.
under weh te sa eoiumej the the flight
obtained CHAs. ROoME,
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EVRASS AND IRON TENDERS AND SHOVEL
HD AND TONdS IN SETS AND IN PAIRS.-Wc have just
ceiyed and opened nice Of the go
BemnghAm OF direct which
regular priec AMI would BE- pleased
want.
ROBERTSON, GATES RADCLIFFE,
No H.. ALnl
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are to attract attention. and to elicit the
entire satisfaction from those who
invention OF Virginia LADY, and have proved blessing
who have happened within Of her kindness They
ed 70 the pablo faith
their value They every case prevent The
kissing bTea,i, and alsy niamson pain In The
breast: OF every Kind with which nursing mother may
ed They auoTd perfect protection
and sure of Il when taken The aggravated
threatened Rising Breast subdued by th,m in 4 ~
hours Let husband who has
has friend addicted suffering the kind proyi. or
mend pair Of these Cloths They will regret nj Their
virtue will continue without limit They last mother her
them. For sale exclusively by ADIE A GRAY
ny Main ,,,s., pi.I.s
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M iNiSt hGtNCb, New SorL. 10 brusdwax io,,,.
LNh No- aud 9This Agency for M.
nI sale on commission Of uninproyed Mines ana Minng ste
Soupats Organized and ali
~ MAe.'I aid Mining Tools ordersd Chem,
q tn. country. '''" '"' pA''
printed circular swing fail explanations will be sent In Ar
stamp. naI not-n
iyl6-diyis New Yarr in n,.,J
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a Nblt. u I'ILLiNl WHOLESALE 4 Nd HET.iIL DEIL-
~ ~ ~ FORkI6N IND DONESTIc COEFECTTcyI.
Hlt l'3 BrId SSst Is receipt Fancy Stock of
Pan Goods comprising the largest has
ever had on hand consisting Of the following
dies fsncy Work BoNes J.WelTy Poia-
Port Monrsi and thousand Other things tedious
which Cannot fail 10 please the refined
supply OF Bonions french Kisses Candd aud aiIon
Preserves Pickles and Sauces Of various highly approved
Which he oneTs
The subscriber this opportunity returning his
thanks To his friends aud the citizens generally
bers support and them tia nothing
NAntlng contiLua
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iH- Enquirer will please copy three times
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND OTlfHRs-In future boxes
cases will hereafter he received hoard the steamships
"R0AhoKE OF JAMESTOWN, at New York. they
well secured and properly strapped.
Those ordeInr goods from New other places these
steamers, will please give above orders shippers
LtDIAM A wATsOy
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~ H. C. r. HILL sil continue to sell Nesroe, b,,h nah
hey and privately, their stand corner OF wall and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-01-02

GtL0cKsJud received over 90 dIGsrsn, Patterns vancy
~ ooet' warranted good snd for sale The manufacturer,
pr.eesby EIJAs HALE,
deli Joe Main b.
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WDHOpOSALS--o mcc of the Jane. Rtver A
u knunWha Company, Richmond, he csnr
Der 18th, ts5s.sesled PnPosa for supplYsnS he rear
hands the canal with raons aud clothing he
viii Be- received ~ this ofdee unta O'clock p 81 The
uayntx, F0r farther Information, snquiIe his once
deas-dSt WA. y. MUNfORD.
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~ Tor Preserving ltrsu
udn,'ng. and BaHfy!ng ne lair, nRsrn0 NrrogS UiE
"he anu 'urih0 ETHlre DisISes
coehtensive with the civilization of the globe all s
peInnous all cSagseration inpossiL- and
mas ound no substitute to compete IT.
from all professions Of hfhe leading OF Erop aud
AmeIiea-ladics Who have nied dressing
and Mothers IN their NursercsD
where from pebens To kings II pleasing
aud elective article either Medicinal alton
ever produced Do not al, to give trial Prize cents
.. ID. y. BARNES, Proprietor, lei broadway, n V
ADIE GREY, and PURCELL, LAID co. Wholesale Agents,
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~ OF one % the partners AUaUsTNf CfNPI ~, ~
nes OF the nrm win have 90 be brought ose - me r,t
January, isbt and in ,pc eatv
shall on,r great Inducements the and 3ar-s r.
All Afeies used by the Farmer We
I the Premium at the late State Fair the .
mpi. ments principally here In Ricbo1d =
We therefore in inviting All vho a.,
OF sod implements to give before purebs
elsewhere determined great
our STOCK rs low possible Januarv
We also here politely request All sho Indebted 10 ~
hn TO make ppeedy possibe q. III
enable US to close the Arm any delay "
MOTT LEwrs a IN
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NorICE-RoR sALE-A Large and Valuable
~ stock OF Ready Made Cfothlng.--Atf ina Main
street WI be sold As t. a. called r large
BY calling early. Wu IRA safITH -
helh RFn a Marvin
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Cnrns ess, Innuesfs.

Fatal ACCIDENT. Coroner ODonnell held an inquest
yesterday ut the Sixteenth ward Station house, upon the
body OF augustus Darcy, who killed by the giving
way Of piece OF hosting machinery in the buid
Igs now in course Of erection in West Seventeen I
street The skull OF deceased fractured so bail,
that he lived but few Snutes after the accident
CURED. Verdict, accidental death deceased was a
native Of Ireland, and about IS years Of age.
SUICIDE TAKING ARsRNc.-Corore 0Dopner also
held inquest upon the body Of Henry Euson, at No
233 Elizabeth street. who to his death by volunta
ry taking dose OF arsenic for the purpose Of puttpg
end to his existence 1t appeared from the evidence
dduced, that the deceased had teen for many years
suffering under mental alteration produced by sickness
and inability 70 perform his daily labors for the sup
port Of his family and that within the last few days he
became very H. with, he said. q severe headache,
which depressed his spirits that he induced to
PAL take Of dose Of arseuc About fifteen minutes pre-
vous to his be conf ssed the taking Of the poison
substance, told the doctor who attended him
also his wife, that be tired Of fo and had there
fore taken the arsenic. Upon post morte examina
ton about teaspoonful Of the poison found in the
stomach Verdict, death by suicide Deceased was /:
native of England, and about "a years Of age.
Death BY RowSISG.-Coroper Wilhelm held An in.
quest yesterday BOARD the slo mary Elizabeth lying
in Coenties slip the b. dy Of man, supposed TO be
nsmed William Oliver, who came t, hs death by falling
mo to the river while In state OF intoxicston Yer
dict, death by some causes unkno sn-suppoeed by
drowning willie intoxicated. Deceased about 90
years Of age, and apparently native Of Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Hon Rodger Barton, Of Mississippi to whom wa
rendered the Havana Consulate worth 600 year. Ia
Pless BY Gov. Price o. New Jersey, has rssigoel
graduated At Yale With the honors is about
turning China TO gee his friends after absence q
eight years He has received passport from the Sta
Colonel Bissel, of Illinois, who is now i'll at Berkeley
Springs is regarded by his friends as past recovery
ARRIVALS.
At the Metropolitan Hotel-Hon. I. E Endicott Mass.
Col: W. Race New Orleans; Capt R. W. Norris, u
s. A.; F. 8 Greenleaf, Boston; Mr. and Mrs. Merritt
Canada Capt A. Frye and family, Salem; 9. de ID
Garedo, Mexico; R. L. Williams and family, Buffalo;
Hon. NJ Hudson and famil, Conn. Mr.. ard Mrs Tra'
bue, Kentucky; I; J. Treadwen, U. 9; A.
At the Union place Hotel-ool Alex. Hamilton and
New York; G: 9. Armstrong, ". Whiting 9 Wall
WORTH and three others, Hon Garrett Duncan. New Or
Tennison and s lady II. Mallory New York. *" "A '
At the st. Nicholas hotei-Hon. Judge A. Winslow,
Boston; Hon. r. Sage M g, Troy Judge Pollard, ss'
Washington; Lieut.. A barclay, U. 9 Army; Hon. A.
S. Benap Lord DOM Capt; Pitkin Brti,h .rmy Rev. e.
to the Brazilian Legation, washington; Col g. sustin.
Florida VIM Kelly, Esq Elershe; Hon d ". Kilburn,
Reoluk; Col Trabur, Kentucky; VIM, McKim, ESQ.
Baltimore; Col keede and Lady, Erie, Pa T. s. shAp-
yus, U 8. A; A. g. Lincoln, U. :. A rev. B. Reede,
Albany.
DEPARTURES.
For Norfolk Petersburg and Richmond In the steam
chip Rosnoke-O Taylor, Thos West, Simon e Paine,
Brown, Bro~p Mr. Gaylord, Mrs Ricb ards, J AZ
kinson, Small, Ryan. " Davidson, W Miller, B
Knowles, G Sanford EN- Carpenter, W II Wheeler,
Geo Gleason, G Buel, W Bishop. F Hoel, Mrs
Brown, Mss L Miller, Miss N Ayres, Miss Druml-
mond, W Beard, J Genung, Miss G Wentworth, Mrs.
EPage, Mrs G Cottlell, ars Toole, Mrs. Allen, Mra
Stebbins, ] Jobnss n. 7 J Knapp Kovpgarden, Mr.
Smith and daughter, Mrs NillAr and child Scott
Moulton, Mr. and Miss lmnderdale, Miss kellogg,
Miss meson, Mics Msther Miss Nichols and sister,
Miss Crsnwe. Miss Celt, Miss B.own Ruger,
Il Fleurott Jas Wilson, Forbes. David + Keeling, J
Moore 9 Norris, Morris, G Boniface, E @ MCabe, G
Zetzell--and 43 in the steerage.
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Marine A6airs

THE SAVANNAH STEAMERS In ORDER to ooyiae the ne.
cessity OF the passengers waiting in Savannah the
arrival Of the steamers there from New York aralps
ments have been made by the company TO reach
N time for the morning or evening trains for Macon
The alabama sails to day in pursuance OF this GO
meDt This line also takes free Of chargs any contri.
ntioDs for The poor sufferers oy the savannah
addressed to @. A. Lamar, or Pudlefod Fay Co.
PAssrSgxRs EURoPR-Ths packet ship Uopstftut
allied yesterday for Liverpool with $50 passengers In the
second cabin and steersge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

NBLo's GARpES.-BEyErn OF MDuE. YRcA MArmAs.-
Tonight this talented and popular young danseuse
takes her benefit this being the last night but two of her
present engagement Without making invidious com.
parsops it may fairly be conceded that since the days
when Fanny Elser visited this country artistic has
been seen in America possessing such talent both
donseuse and pantomimiste has been displayed by
Nile. Matthias Unheraded by putting, she came among
us, and her has been marked by modest poo
prety Of conduct in private life we'll by uudevi
atDg success in public There also claims that
should not be forgotten the friends Of young
artistic when she appeal. to sm the occasion Of her
tive evenings entertaining comprising a variety Of
dances, the comic psnzG|kne of 'Duchalumeau,o and
the last new AMI successful fairy pantonims Of
'Asphodel or the Magic Pen" Among the dances OF
the evening Nile. Matthias will introduce the admirable
Zipgaria,n and will also perform, for the frst time
a spanish pas entitled .El Ule Such attractions
will undoubtedly insure full and fashionable audience
at Niblo's this evening.
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TELEG RAPHIC.
PENNSYLVANIA STATE FAIR.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 81 1854
The State fair attracted An immense crowd to-day. II
was estimated that fifty thousand persons visited it.
The vehicles to fill the entire road
through the grounds mile ar half long trial of
the speed Of the horses was made the this
afternoon, snd the Judge will award the premiums on
Friday. Tie cattle show s superior to any collect
cd together on any previous OCCASION The horses
the best the country can produce. An address will b.
del1ered on Friday
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che Turf.

CETREvnII COURSE, L. I--1RorrNG.-A match for
u COO, mile heats in harness, will take place the
Centrevie track this afternoon, at clock between
Deacon and Fanny. After this match Ia decided aHther
The fine weather should ensure full attendance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

RrGAITA At HoBoKES "A regatta win come oil this
day at Hoboken The following prizes have been offered
$40 the drst $40 to the second and $50 TO the third
boat Ia the race The announcement Of the purses has
drawn together twelve Of the smartest saboats the
world Can produce To start at IL O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

EspSnchcld Seems to Have No Abatement
In tho crowds Of customers who daily throng his pro.
misss The beautiful style and marvellous cheapness OF
his hats are the grand secret Of his success lis Mas.
sau street.
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kn0x's Hats,- Knox suStalns his reputation
OF the halter most admirably and each successive pro-
ducton created by the demands Of fashion, ID On i'm
provement its predecessor and his present style Of
hat is certainly the most beautiful in proportion mate
Judge for yourselves His salesrooms are At 12s Fulton
street and 533 Broadway.
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Hall. Halter. F1rst IN Fsshio,

Hall, Halter, First In Fashion, 4l3 Broad.
way, OF Ispenard street. has merited the best
opinion of the public Ia the production of the present
style Of hats In addition bis manufactures he
receiving the fall patterns Of French fabrics in ha
line, which arrived by the last trip Of the steamship
Arabia. We may Be wrong, but opinion Is, you win
not fail to be suited at HALLS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Court CAAenunx-Thnn Day.
CyTfKD SfArB DIETRICH CoUKr.-Criminal triah,
BUrRnn Ooun-Gersral ferm.--Nos. 40, a. SO. So as
100, 1o2 rs, 80, los, 1e4 to los.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Mr. James Cady. our Principal Dasuerr
reotype artist has returned from his summer trip,
and win be found at his old post In establishment
The celebrity Of pictures taken by this celebrated artist
need no eloquence from u.s. Pictures taken daily
MEADE BROIHEhS, artists and importers 233 Broad
way four doors above the Astor House.
The original 20 cent Daguerrotype CompA-
n.y. 1856 Broadway, so long tnown by the o.RaE8
Co.. will hereafter be carried under the head OF Hcave
Merritt the original partners from Its comme6cemeut,
who will soon DO enabled to take thousand pictures
daily.
Fine Arts ITO Artists and Owners Of Paant>
ings The undersigned ready to receive contrbu
sign and Stuyvesant Institute, both Of which he has
leased His galleries are open at AL times for the In
specton Of those desiring to sal OF purchase works Of
art EDWARD STNrZKNICH,
General and Hne arts auctionssr, ~ Wall street.
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On her fair breast q sparkling cross

On her fair breast sparkling Cross che wore,
Which Jews might kiss, AMI infdels adore.
The Most Appropriate Brenstpin for a Wife
Is which contains her husbands miniature done il,
ROOTS inimtsble style, ct 3e3 Broadway corner OF
Franklin street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

1t exactly suits the taste-Th0se magnisi.
cent 81 IS hats which HOOPER ROSS are selling az
their store 02 Nassau Ann street. they the
beau ideal Of those who wish to dress neatly and ee
eantly.
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Ladies' and Iafants' WatdrObes at Renin's
Bazaar I'm this depa rtment the stands alone.
Nothing approaching in beauty and elegance to the In
fants outfit AMI ladies set Of under year. &C.
tept constantly ready for immediate this estab.
lshment can be found elsewhere in New York
GENlNS Bazaar, No 5l8 Broadway, St Nicholas Hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Large Firty Cent Daeuerreoty es.-Large
pictures in fine embossed Morocco cases. lined With
velvet twice large taken elsewhere. Can be had
at hUTC6lNGS gallery 395 Broadway, for atty cents.
They are acknowledged by all to be unequaled In quality
and Price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

AnsOn's DsguerreotypessSpLarge Size for SO
cents complete colored and in cass-as NO picture 10
complete without case, and for atty cents you get
al and twice the size of those at other places ANONS
$50 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28
MuSIcIrAL Reform CoNMTTEE.-We have re
ceived the following circular
MUNICIPAL REFORM COMMITTEE.


NEW YORK, sept. 25, 1854
sR-Please attend regular meeting of the committee
en- Thursday evening" 2sth inst, at IN O'Clock at tho
New York University, make nominations for Ma, or
and city AND county officers.
ISAAC H. ALLEY, Secretary.
We shall obey the summons We shall be on
hand to look after the interests of the city We
shall be present at the University this evening,
to see that proper men are selected for Mayor
and city and county officers
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(And nothing better anywhere, ct any price, the
Ars class coored portraits In handsome embossed
with issued from 486 Broadway OF
Howard street by GARBANATI, artist.
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The News.
POLITICAL MATTERS.

POLlrICAL MATTERS.
We again devote large portioa of our space to
she proceeds Is OF the political and temperance
conventions \ part from tie imue date effect which
these gsiheIi1 q exercise upon the popular mind
of our own country they suggest the reflection IN -
. vide and hsps salutary ussfnlnsss may be eS
ertei by them in those countries where such Assem-
blsges ere sboily or, imperiectly understood. Tha
statement given below Of the polit al convention
held in this State within the past few weeks, fur
nistes a better idea Of popu'ar sovereignty than
could be in III ,ated by the bomles GA score OF po
Rical essayists, in this age of rapid writer's
The following conventions of the people have been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

Any ore una qusinted with the many and p.
enlia shades of opinion that govern population
might in their uusophsticatedness suppose that the
above enumeration includes all parties whatever.
Fney would make great mistake This is au >
pansiye generation. Mt until the follos wing mee,-
hgs are held shall we begin 10 see the end #
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given in the report of spec he has the last
cord that bound him to the democracy Of the South
Hencefoth he must rank with Benton and Van Buren,
who has insul,ed feelings and betrayed
confidence Tie weak attempt to two masters,
reconcile devo ton TO the constitution with submis oa
TO abolitionsm-an attempt to which he persuaded
by the suggestion Of an undyiDg ambition-has placed
him with these illustrous apostates in the limbo Of lost
and dishonored politicians
The Enquirer. perhaps, does this "by autho-
rity' from the Kitchen Cabinet at Washington.
1t is certainly amusing to hear Southern
editor, who is cheek by jowl over the spoils
with such arrant free soiiers as John Cochrane
and Company, modestly assuming to himself
the duty of placing General Cass = in The limbo
of lost and dishonorcd politicians" The Gene
raj has certainly ct last committed fatal
Jaur pas on the slavery question but it il
hardly becoming in the Richmond Enquirer to
pronounce his accommodation from the Balt-
more Convention. The organs Of the present
Cabinet, free soil and secession coalition, seem
to have profited very little from the recent cleo
tions. We advise them to mark the results Of
those soon to come off in Ohio, Pennsylvania
and New York, and then tell us what is to be
done with the administration and the admins
tration democracy in the South.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-28

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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-02-16
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