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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

BUYING fLoua-A colorei fellow named Thomas +.
save, was TAKEN up on Sunday morning by officer Seal
g9inS along Broad Street, with bag on his shoulder
which upon examination found to contain :.
quantity oil Hour The fellow accounted for Il nv ,,yipv
nne,Songht I from soma Of the hauds at Warwick a
mr. lance the superintendent examined the -four and
found to no such as is distributed TO tho hand. sy,
fortnight uua 0"J
Ihe accused said that coored man employed q, n
mil named Charles Lee present when he BOUGHT I,
was sent Tor by the Mayor on yesterday when
~ examination was had into the matter, and ho denied
having seen him purchase it. Ns"'u
He was ordered fifteen.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

FALSE PRKrKScr.-A young man named lab, c,,,;,
called at the atnre Of Mr. Jas Williams corner of Main n
I'm streets on Saturday evening about o'clock and pu
pas OF boots under the pretence of being autho
Inc boots were given aud Mr. Williams having soon in.
CURED ct Wood whether he had given his authority to
tam the goods, was informed be had not
The same person obtained from Epsnu,l s,ro,. =. 80,
worth So and waistcoa worth s2 So abou, half an hon,
after, under the same false preence. sou 49, ''u'
oeng asce'taned that he about to leave for Fred
ef'cksourg Whencei he came to this cy warrant was
immediately issued for his arrest and placed in the hands
o, Capt Wilkinson who grabbed him near the depot on
however within three weeks past. NV
the Court Of Hustirgs WIN VI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

RrPoRr OF TIE COMMISSIONERS or IspfAs ATraIRs.--
The report ofs officer states many Interesting facts con
nected With lndsn aiTairs From IL learn that the
Indians IN Nebraska and Kansas have ced.d the Uni,cd
States nei'y 60UO,O00 acres Of land 3srou, Difficult
ties eEi, with several tribes and various sensible suggcs
tons m,ds upon the subject TIE traffic 10 ardent
spirits IL alluded to the cause Of dcpl3ablc evils The
d'conen, on the Upper Missouri tho massacre Of Fort
Laramie, aud tho Efforts Of tue tribes Of that section
get up general sg Tins: the whi,cs tho Commission
tbnk5requirc prompt acton, aud such military d,fsu-
ces as will be sufficient 10 protect all who may aYcrso
the plains rest spring The naha. toe, Pdwnec aud
Missouri tribes have raised les, than ~ averages crop OF
corn, aud destitute bD,n OF food and clothing. Tue
Commissioner ha, directed proy,on to be ,do ind ro-
seryiton, scl,cted for them Smsr provision must lao
bc made for number Of oher tribes tho MISC and
Iowa frontier, whose crops have i,ed-BaiL American
SUCCESSFUL HUsrisg PAarY.-C j.one Charles Rnfrner
sud " Wil.on. ofths place, in company with Field
ing AcClqng, Esq, Of Nicholas. f,imol enqipppent
IN reno9 p,t of Nichols county, 10 tho ear part OF
last mouh, fir The purpose of hunting D,er. Ths party
kied 49, Oar K,naWhi itisnjs returned to this place
a,on cI days ago, with Is their share Of the game.
The Dser were remitkshy fIe, 20 they generally are
this year.-RoaaVha Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

It's known that the Democracy OF Virginia is divided
INTO the Enquirer school, aud the Examiner School We
observe that tho Enquirer Chains that in the result, of bt
recent StAunon Convention, all It's suggestions touch
ching the interest of the party, were adopted
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
LONDON GRAIN MARKET.

The corn market at Mark Liue on the sO,h was less
buoyaut, aud wheat could be cleared OIL although Of
fered at an abatement Of % per quarter Little done
in foreign wheat Flour moved oil slo~y, aud American
barrels were rather lower. Barley p lower I'd to
Is.
The quantity Of bre,dstufs imported into the United
Kingdom from foreign counties durrg the month ending
Nov oth, follows: Grain of all kinds pol quar-.
tiers; Hour 1851 cws. Asote,4I5 OF ,ur from the
BRUSH possessions out of Europe o. rye oa IndIl aud
buck heat meal, aggregate of SA imported.
o Indian corE Included in The above total Of gain I32
quarters.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
MARRIED..

In Port Royal the Rev VIM y,jend n, cu p 70
Care. o - '"'' ave "'"'
In Charlotte County. the Goth Of November by the
Rev. DR. Green, of II. s. College. RICHARD " GAINES
ED, TO Miss JENNIE V. WATKINS at Mopsinpford
the residence OF her father, WIN. ". Watkins, EG.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
L0CAL. NINA,

rnr AvnrsxUn-Hr Ioald, Of Bosion, 10 to lecture q,
the A,hnsnnm this Tuesday, evening. st o'clock. Hi
subject 10 "The Theory Of Probabilities lie 10 grace
fa lecturer his manner Of delivery excellent aud thos<
who attend will be we'll rewarded.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

UNLAWFUL AssSMnLY.-Jacob Cross and David II,m.
FREQ colored men, and Brookcr slave OF Messrs Reed
harwood, were ordered twenty each, by tho Mayor on
yesterday, Tor gambling on Sunday, at the house
OF hcyai Biat kburn corner Of 9th and Cary Streets
John Newton another FREQ colortd fellow was Or
dertd thirty for the offence, the came p,ce and
on the same occasop aud for resisting officer Tyler who
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

The Wheeling Inteligsncer describes traveIln g wag
on, which passed through that city days ago ou ia
way West, with stove in IL to keep the family warm
and atthe same time to do the they
The stove pipe went up through tho wagon cover
aud sent forth volume Of curling smoke. The wagon
o.arted from ncs' Wiuches:eYa. That's 20 ahead fam,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
RICHMOND WING.
rurspAY MORNING. DECEMBER le. 1854.
To CORRESPONDENTS.

Litter, sasines, mus, addressed to the "H'a"r
ths WAfD."
standing, to be to ALL and vii
Ia no case be Obituary eight
lines arr charged for Advertisements
~ Discrimination be charged the same ~ advertise
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

MErcRroL,rAs Hail." Ilelless Wonders" are on
hand Tonight and w, continue ovesy evening during
this week. lie performs tho most astonishing feats =
and see the unrivaed "leller the only that can
do things aud 'ys can't see how he does them I"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

on.TRUcTios.-Adims & Co.'S Express agent Was sned
by the Mayor yesterday because the driver of two
OF the eompanys Wagons obstucting Uncle Sans
Wagon on Broad street on Friday last.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

- RonnosD. December ~, 1874 I
NofIcH=An adjourned meeting Of the stoskhoder of the
~ James River and Kanawhs Company will be held NJ h..
oompanys once this evening at ~ O'clock
deI2 VIM p NIJNHORD ss.,.,,rx
JICI1MOND ATUENEUH.-BHxJIux A. tjouLp
- fso OF Cambridge, Mass will lecture Hall The
Aher nlm on TUESDAY evening. the 18th OF Dec, nber
suDscr-"Ths Theory NJ Probabics.u
r. ices NJ dds fon25 cents single tket-1s cant. zach
additional rket season tickets obtained
and 1T the door. '
Doors open at p NJ Lecture to begin atsPM des-it
pVEJE VIRGINIA HISTORICAL, sOTIETy-
The Annual Meeting Of this Society vi. be held iaii
Of the anum THURSDAY evening tn. 'sh
ha.past oeloef, when The Annual Discourse
by the Hon. n. VI. T. UySrEa, the u a.
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co M M e GAL


fOs.ees-vsry li,. aolps mi. .,.l ~ 49, De-. H.
ehanes. We quot. luu a, ssx 4. ssu ,.,.o, 'ss
medium grades o. 70 O. rood % 10 H. No Az. $500,
esipts Of have light lately ~. asot. In, ,.r
aud ssusral ssI,. of i..f Az a III ~ wv "oA
wuzAr-Prias white eso 70 ISM ana s,,.. -. , =, .
oorp-so g, cents Der Aa.h.i
hsai-oOau,ry % 70 %. Min price o. Der bu,h,,
nSur-saPernns -. Extra ~ ~. Family iox n ~
OArs-eo 70 60 per beshri. ~
Hnfnk WHITE. oounls.o. N...,.
hAcos-wsssra Adss o., sAosid.r. 1r.,v 49,.
'.oon ING Wholesale
treat many small hssksrs In market, and but f,v
ts quote ~ 70 M - 70 quality No Family Roe Herrln,, T.,
me supply Of good ash 10 small. rreat man, n,
% nave been brought Into market this season. .0,d a,
80 -. .e " - NORM Carolina HsFrinss1k
oeeAs-Nsv Orleans okask. Port Rico bx.sx
D o'aAss-Lovsrinss orsshsd ~; Loaf " B.,Iuo,.
nsu ~ ana y LoafsH Baitnors yellow OK Whit. -,
o'sAi'' fshovI Nh.
s-As's-rHess sdvaneed North ~ So.
oo""-LraAyra ithaiix: Rio 1oxailk; Java 14,,.x
oAh-Adamansins ~ aud %; hteheiIs Pal IS and w. H.
ra' same; Spern, 81 10 S. raov Jsck,oo,. n.
otoVa ss,D-sass 81 erk TO IN, retail
"oe-harfss vsry dull unwsshsd Washsd ~ 10 O., d.,
% II 70 "Si fleece assaa.
FEArnsss-tS 70 - cents
esAAo-soo IRON the wharf, to0k non STORE
fiAsr.a-on Dock +ksS, receipts hsavy Ground
eArr-isoalse anoss from store o..
"hnxHr-Rsctinsd <aae Moantai. Old ~. q, a., ,oo -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

FISEn.-Roysl Blackburn was fined slb by tho Msvor
Oh yesterday for permitting unlawful assembly of
day. N' NNA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

TvNU THF FNNNEWN OF VIWGINsN AND Y.
q" eashls u. make change in our bnsInes'
ny The hrt 81 Jtuay 1885, sh from ts OTTER
ners one ~ the largest and best sssoens ~ ylursi
mplemen that has been male by
the Virginia North Oaroins Among
may be found Horse Pvers ~ pow " Thres.
s f1r clearing AZ one operauon a Thrshers With
sh'se. attihed Which We naie for exhibit ah late Ras
he'd a. Peersbirf and Rcht6ni Also Wheat Dii
lers from the single Spout she the yirgss sse
or horse power straw Cutter fro e. to 40 Grain Oradhs
yer ard sy scyhcs ready @ Vo'k; Y6kes Churn dr.
mren rsi,n nbtn'ny Mi Sausage Caters and aurers;
Pln1l 81 c'criptinn B1' Wrought Os;
Ou'lyaiors rom tc-s ~ T'rii Hr,vs n all srei Ma
maze ard straw Y,r's; Hay Knives AID qep articles
nu ncrnuI u mention, all ~ which
Nrsy Fsu;s price. i,e the csh We also all Indebted
h,shis: - MOTT, LEWIS 90.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

ee- MOTHERS BREAST CI.OrHs-The,e cloth, b.y.
now attained an established reputation anordng only
feet protection against and preventive mothers
Fiction, GlTHERtp BaElr.
Mothers should bear In mind that valuable Cloths are not
INTENDED 70 cure the breast when risen;
10 prevent this catastrophe which certainty viii
Mothers therefore, who have the or or
set breast should not whit I'LL they threatened send
to meet any emergency " ~
Iu.cd s directed they will very speedily dia,pats all
Ton Of The breast aay eney MI arising cold or
cause ender the breast soft aid abe
free and unobstrueted Of Invariably Ielcys.
and avoids the possibility Of uirnrREp Bsplsr. ~
noissrs have assured that they
comfort Ia wearing these cloths during IN, c,ld
which the now Of milk IL dlcut and irregular ~ ~
No has found fault tina, we know vb,t
the contrary EnOo that they
value by hundreds who have used theta. " 'Ao'
They perfectly convenient wear and leave M ,o
with entire convenience. ''P''A''fe
wv remittance tioo accompanied By ~ cent, o, =,
postage stamps viii secure the prompt by mai Of
pair OF these Cloths TO psrt o: the United sts,es
They are for sale exclusively By
AD1E q GRAY, Wholesale And Rattan a..,,.
seI . ~ MATS street, Richmond. Vjrpini.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
del2-d1tko2y


rvNHs sUBsoRIBrR has the lge, and bc, assortment NJ
Boys and Youths Bogsns N offer N the public time
h.n Re IA, e,er hal before nea! aud h article every
one which will not rip, but warranted 10
from the boys all asked ensnre them good shoes
H. u. fRASKLH, No ais Rrosd street,
Nekt hello Hrsede 4
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

WE hardly think necessary to contradict any repo
that be in circulation in the country in reference to
our Banks We understand that the report abroad
not only the Bank Of kaniwha but tba, Branch Of the
Bank Of Virginia in Charleston has closed Now there is
not word Of truth in these reports or ed the least
foundation for them. 1t true that early IN the ba
panic there was vain and frutess attempt made upon
tho Bank oil kanaShi by some Of the shipers OF Cncn-
NATL but don't every dody know that tho Yankees even il
they havea Cincinnati flush, never prevail against
the cool penetrating vigilance of Kauswha buYs Our
nsnk OF k.na~ha is pursuing The even touor Of her way
redeem'ng her notes in gold and silver promptly when.
ever presented AZ her counter aud will continue So
Whatever other banks may do As our Bank Char.
lesion We have only say that the prophecy Of the
Alerites shall become history. the world aud all the
gold and silver burnt up and the Bank has no longer any
use for the trash the people may suspec, the Bank Of
Virginia at Charleston, has stopped, aud not tl Asn
-Kanarha Republican.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
RICIIMOND ATIENEUM.-R.n.
CLOTHING AT ZOE MAIN ST,

VUNHE great dederatum In the Clothing
garments that In their NJ pereot snch combine
with durability both elegance AMI in
manufacturing Of their Clothing they de-
Mee Of perfeoon. and that IN the above mentioned
their garments excel the subscribers invite
style and material. They sell COOL and ASH ony Twin
prh and In so doing not undersod House Civ
dep KEEN, BALDWIN 4 co.
DOCKS pom PnESgNrsIn endless variety 10 be found al
Rando'phs Book Store and Bndery.
January (n.I Neu Year day in the stanton We
VIII SELL At Pnbc Auction, portion Of the Slaves beon In
the Estate OF John W. PrsfIer deceased consisting OF
men, boys and girls besides house and field one
excellent carpenter and stout for
than three years past the Carpenters trade The Other Tor be
same ns 70 the Brick masons there good and
Tssssca,h negotiable 90 day., Int included With
un1ues'ionaole sndorsers wM. HRAZER,
,,o .,,.. wN. NJ TATE.
def-oitkozW Administrator o j. W.. v
UNLLISGTOy SCIIOOL.--rhe nert session Of mi.
~ School viii commence the 10th The moral
AMI intellectual interest," and physical comfort
pupils attended
OF hs FAINT enjoying the advantages Of social
dprya'e inuctions Of their and
rshning tendencies NJ fm,ic sioee,s on h sf
tho ho2e That the liberal patronage long him
be continued. ''"'
Tho situation Of Ellington Immediately on the great
Railroad In sight ~ the Virginia Raosd mIle, sbovr
The Junction. renders IL most desirable location
SLING IN Ron,d or on the route Of the railroads. The
Der will be aided by his
TEaxsvor boar tuition bedding washing and ca pd,.
payable quarterly, 10 adyaRce.
dei2-ciaw5s THOs n FOX
Z
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
rsl TEMPERANCE On sar

rHa rEAprsAsoa oussrtns Ann sr.rSr,S o"s-
vESrIos-A writer In the Stauntoa JesInssr who as
sures the editor Of that paper tna he il not WhS but
"bopelessly Democrat end who delegate in the
Stanton Convention, protests against the d'eo"reo@
and insning in which the temperance question
treated in that cpnventon lie refcrs to the Tact
that delegate from Rockbrdgs denounced temperance
orgsnzaons without exception qualification as one
Of "ths ddmnng isns Of the dy-that this remark was
accompanied with sneerug contempt aud force OF gcs-
which Indicated hate bitter death, and that IL
received with great applause by tho convention
The writer does fancy the way in which the who
nominated the Wise ticket held temperance organizations
We apprehend he Expresses the sentiments OF large
spectacle, aud nental portion Of the citizens Of Virginia
We have received letters recommending var
gentlemen candidates Tor Governor, Lieut. Governor
and Attorney General Our friends We trust will excr-
else Ii tie patience and little caution also. No mans
chance for the nomination be much promoted by
having his brought before the public at this early
day. It is yet six months the election. Lot u.s. there
FORE "wait Tor the wagon" Il will DO along after while
the utter confusion aud Of the beautifully specke
ticket lately nominated at Sauuton. Meantime, lot all
be quiet, and drink bumper the following toast -
1.-THE Democratic party Of Vreina-when asked for hee
jewels, she points to her renegade Wings"
THKArRE-we grati6ed to learn that tho di.tn-
gui.hed Mr. Florence, and his accomplished lady will
perform the Theatre for few nights longer Their per-
Torrance last week drew houses aud univer
sal satisfaction They will Doubt receive the spproba
ton OF the public equal aud perhaps greater extent
during the remainder Of their engagement.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12
New Yoar BANK DxrALcArross Two TrLLxKs AsRrs

NEw YoRr BANK DErALcArIoxs Two TELLrRs ARRxs
rED-The N. Y. Post gives the following statement Of
tho arrest OF the tellers OF the banks OF thu. city,
sacke,. the receiving teller Of the Msrket Bank
at the corner Of Peatl ard Betkmsp has proved deu
ter to the amount Of lie managed this BY bal
ancing his book fraudulently.
The 6rst information Of tho fraud obtained through
tho assistant receiving teller Who observed the
the secretary Of tho bank. This lead immediate In
vestgation Of the books which furnished sufficient grounds
Tor Sicketts arrest He taken into the custody OF
COMMITTEES Of che bank Monday last but yet
been banded to the officer OF Justice The directors
OF the bank awaiting tho arrival of Sackc father
who resides on Lopg Island, when examination will
Sacksu has wife aud ono child, and resides 10 Brook.
iyn The bank think they will secure portion Of the
We understand that, when taxed with his
Sickeit admitted Il aud said that he WAS only sorry he
had not got S25 600 more.
A TELLER or ruE OCEAN BAsK ARRESTED This NOR
ming the teller OF tho Ocean Bank, William Acugan
arrested at Jersey City. A. far have bccu able to
ascertain, he arrived this morning. with his brother at
Jersey City, atthrce o'clock nhc Philadelphia traiu and
put up at hotel under the OF Brewster The pro-
prietor having McGuigsn before Immediately recog
nsei him as the teller of tho Ocean Bank He forth h
gave Information to an ocer by whom he arrested
and conveyed to this city, where he held in close
tody till twelve o'clock to-day when he taken before
Judge Bebce for examination. Ga searching his carpet
osg It was found to contain brace Of Colts six bsreled
pistols also bag containing g., 1900 in gold aud quaint.
~ Of paper.
Ga his person was found pocket book contaug abou,
two hundred dcl!ars and "A gold watch.
Mr.. John r. Brady appeared for the prisoner who sta.
ted that he ready for ,tion aud that
b" would like Postponomout until Saturday. o. w.
Stlrievant and james Whitney who appeared for the
bank being engaged on that day, they postponed it until
Monday.
Judge Bsebe thought hes. rst sec those gen.
temen aud II 30 the watch coul be returned Monday
The prisoner was then temporarily committed until the
day of hearing. Ha appeared very during the
hearing. His brother with him but under arrest
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

DUNLOP, MoNCURE Co., the attention OF ds.'.r, a
their Auction sale OF Groceries Shoes Ac tbIs mo,nn. -
O'Clock, without regard to weather. h =" ~
"HrrnuH'rs $4,000 CIR EsTKaPSrsE will clos,
early next January when the property equabIy
Secure share while the Opportunity Offers nntl d.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

w ppEChL NoTIoE-couniry Merchants and other, ar,
respectfully invited 70 attend ny Auction Bale WcA, ,
O'clock Bee advertisement. pJtsa WaTt;, w !
Auert and Conpl,slon Merchant io4 Mar ss ,s..,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

oipt Robert Burnett, who believed to have been the
last survivor OF the commissioned oil cer OF tho regular
army OF the Revolution died his house in Orange ooun
", Hs" york; on the ssth ut He Was horn the 2sd
OF February, l7d2 and At hi, death 90 eight
months and eight days old Captain Burnett appoint.
cd lieutenant in the Regiment of artillery in the service
OF the United States, commanded by Col John Limb on
the ash day of June 1884, being then only 10 wears NJ
age and continued in the service during the war lie was
esteemed as brave and efficient officer and when the
American army marched into New York. az the evacuation
Of the city by the Rrtsh troops had the honor Of com
manding the American Guard which relieved the British
rear Guard, stationed In the Boyery
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

sso"I"s had our frs. sno. in this place on Sun day
morning last u commenced in great earnest, but lasted
only short PaHey Wig Dec 8.
TYPHOID FEvER-We urn that u very violent t,pe o.
th, disease il now prevailing 10 Arnolds Valley in Rock
bridge. We regret to learn that townsmsn F. T. An
der'on Esq has lost several valuable servaus-Seyera
white persons have also dicd-Ib
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-12-12

ltNJOr wARMERsi red Eau, and SION ca 10 m no; re-
'aisey (isQ EuLKLiY GO,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-10-06
The Wig PARTY.

|. We would say to the GAINESVILLE Ga
zette, that we can see no other purpose
on the part of Seward in New York or
on the part Of the Wing party there or
| elsewhere, in keeping up and maintaining
the old wing organization, except with
reference to the continued perpetuity of
the national wing party, and its taking
the field as such. in 1856. In this view
of the case it matters very little what the
platform Of the wings in New York this
fall is. The national Wing party has
been, is, and will be, a pro-slavery party,
and the success in New York or else
where of any branch, wing, or part, of
that party, has no kind of significance in
national point of view, except as pro-
slavery triumph. Seward and the wings
in New York have been just as radical
heretofore in their state organization
against slavery, as they are now yet it
did not prevent them from supporting
Fillmore, who signed the fugitive law and
made the slavery compromises, nor from
supporting Scott on platform just as
Objectionable as that occupied by Pierce,
and there can be no reason to hope for
any thing better in the future. We can
not see that the success of the wings in
New York under existing circumstances,
will be any overthrow of a slavery ex-
tending democracy or the defeat of a
most corrupt national administration"
1t will be simply exchanging Que set of
men for another on the same platform,
and who only need power to bring about
the success of the same ends.
The Gazette will understand us. that
we have no war upon the name Wing.
We care not copper what a party calls
itself, and we have no doubt correct prin-
ciples might as easily be embodied in and
under that name as any other. We OBJ
ject to it only as it signifies a national
organization bound to slavery, and we
object to its triumph in any locality, be-
cause whatever may be its local or par
tial expressions, such triumph in the end
only tends to the general triumph of the
slavery party.
If the Gazette has occasion for further
remarks in the matter we dohope it will
inform us and its readers, whether we
are mistaken in our opinion of the ma
tioaat wing party, and give us its reasons
therefor, ard al. 0 VIII. tn VIC C mistaken
in our conjecture as to the final result Of
keeping this organization, also with its
reason therefor