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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

HARpwlSr Stores. ' =" ''"e' S00'' usually found In
As goods have been DASH on tn. mos. tror,
bic terms, and selected exclusively Virginia. North Carolina
and Trade feel strong induce
TO an examination Of our stock Determined sell Is
1904. s ssb sASEsw Il SE
No,hk w. would es the attention of merchant viz.
W % S4dS& or BOOTS AND snos
sEw sr MAJ. Gn ssd IF
ss an: %.s sSa s:o...
1909 1909 s s:a; sR.ii e osS1a Tie.
$500 oS., I.RSy sssI, P.sn. Lssh.r Shoes and
1850 Sa ,S.i ., Ras. s sSss Kip Boot.
500 :. " Women. Peg 1u,sn., slasrsn. Kind.
s, ss'ta hssi 'ssssss Lind Shoes and other
and ssR sSss sas.
s%G ,b Bsy1 sos T,q e6 Boot BSo,f
Of Boot, shoes prn stock Il viii be found
complete. and they hope every Merchant win
S II months credit WI ADDrsorG Ss,;, co.
DEALERS i klSIs oits: DSS;,' gFsSSS SIsss &c.
nFpER for .ae noracins IL part,
yS ISs sf PHIm l%d aada.r
Sc Ess: ssss, Carl Sod.
90 Do Burning Fluid
1000 Calls Lih,erd OH
500 Neg Whit Lead. Dry and in Oil
800 Lbs Extract LOsxood
/ 800 DO Nutmeg,
80 Barrels Tanners oil
30 S Kts. White SSTs9 Zinc Graz fsIn and yellow
% Is Bl rei' ven.isn Red and Spanish Brown
70 70 Do Do 4 HstSi.s..
1000 Boxes window Glass, French and American
rs Do Cooper's Isinsass
go o no, ra's Stree nLesn, dry and In OIL
Ayers Cherry Peeio. Mustang Arabian Eminent. Bulls.
1 a:n.. SL sSs s and
and well suited to the Of virgnia North
n D. Particular attention packing and shipping f.a4
WISsTO, d. POWERS. succs.sors 10 Nncr d WIp.,on.
Bridge %%or. 'iE S S%s s s ,sss e1 %s. to
aud ,sns have In store and receiving large and com.
Gf County, r Rs SSasss B Bs1f ss
great Inducements, to which they Invite attention.
90 hhds N o, p n and Cuba Sugar
Yg0 bbls Coffee and Clarified sugar
~ packages Lo Crushed, Puiverired Powdered Sugar,
ico do Laguayra Coffee
1s gocs S w superior old Government Java Coffee
3, % S Ssd' g GSSa and P Mo,aue. 10
s i g s wv bs:s sy sg.. %
do DO B5 ,.
% hi. and 60 q pail: ' fsli
10 tsres' superior uams
@ b9l' Tanner. and Machine OIL
600 sacks Salt
go SoSs New Bedford Sperm Pat, Sperm, Adlman,ns and
1e5 packages Old Whtkeys
. v pipes old london Doek u.nn.,,,. p,..s- $780,
lSH ''' ""'Ase
Ga n, Z, an y packages french Brandy
Wine y '' $50 '''""
40 bbiiH Rum Apple and Peach Brandy and Holland al
20 baskets ChamIagne u'
200 boxes Wrench and American Windou as,,
70 do ID Cheese
20 do Pine Apple Cheese
80 packages y, Imperial and black Tea
200 reams Wrapping and Letter Paper
go sides good and good dana ged sole Leather
100 dozen Painted Pats
100 DO Drooms.
hLS0shot, liar Lead Powder Cast Bt and Shear Steel pt
neno Pepper Ginger, Ground Ginger Pepper Mustard
Bile BAIT Chocolate, So1h Sarehs Grind stones Epson Ra,
Pee Alum Cotton and Hemp Lines Bed Cords Wrapping fsns
OaDde Wick Coppera Rice indigo Extract Log wood White
Lad Smoking Tobacco Chewing do, Cigars together many
o'nerT ueIes' fe2O
IMPROVED SUP. PIIOS, BIME,-The subscrfbsr Il,
manufacturing the above At his Bone MIL distance
IRON the city, % the best sud kind.
10 examine his beoc purchasing essWherc the quality viii
2r ITSELF and lis price Is the that out Of
the State. '' "
mhlG IA. DUAL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

UAmEs nIvEn CANAL
ID Virginia and Tcnnesscc Hall 4sSSEi ls....s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

class do s-n.tns the whole fars rom Riehnond 10 PhA
and $50 for elias: ditto including nsa for the latter
Fer further particulars, through tickets rppy
the Richmond Fredericksburg and PsGEns RsyO1d COMPANY
R. =. P R R Co.. Richmond, March 6, 1854. mh9
-, NITII s. HOBERTS, Importers of Hard
to hsr asx and eoSnsiisa. WsshSS.e No. iron Burdnss
Stock Of HARDWARE sADDLERY, embracing
stock Of Coach Hardware and Trimmings, ,.,
Foreign and Domestic Manufacturer, for supple. goods ,ui.s
. assortment and prices,
S N S s aaass
both farOraby with Of North
to any Who may favor Us with .esii.
Our steel son consist, list P j. part S6r,,
800 sSy kn s.d rSa
1900 Knob Stock, Pad and oe,et Loeks
800 =. TIL, Chest, Cups and Trunk LG s,..
500 Virgins" Collins" and 'sinmon,r Axe,
500 "Ame'" ''ROvand:H and other Spade, and shOveis
200 Gro Bf.Sna, Plated, Iron, Tea and Table Spoon,
200 ton. Cast, shear ed Bl; :, Steel
500 lbs, .GTiin's Horse Shoe Nails
sS s s, M Ms9d s S Hd S' Files and h''P'
400 g" rnsish, American and @ D. Percussion Cap,
$50 Los, OK, Filth sack, and Halter Chain,
5000 D:sss ana sips En ns! Gs1 ss. Gun.
Rides, Riae barrels, Lock, and Mounting,
Mi, PIT. crOs, Cut, Hand and lemon Saws
sedge. Hand, and Shoeng Hammers
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates, AuFers, ChiseiI
Brace and Bits, Planes and Plane Irons
.waidrcn's," and Patent Grass and Grain seythss
eneAths, Horse and Mule Collars
Brides and Br die Filings
HAlters. Webb Rens, Girths, Saddles Bride Bits
stirrup lrons Spurs Buckles and sadery Hardware
orally
Hog Skins. Pat Enameued Leather
epskins, Enamelied Cloth, Canvass and Duck
OIL Carpet. Coach Laces
Iron Axlrs, TX 20 inches
Bright and Black brings, Coach and Plough Bolts
Hubs, spokeS Eeoes, Shafts and Coach Makers material,
generally.
"Anchor" Boiling Cloth.
with other article usually we'll selected stock
Hardware. fel4
n HEADQUARTERS FOR FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
plendd assortment OF CoDs selected by himself from the New
York. Philadelphia, and baltimore market Truly asks hi,
friends ana the public generally to call and examine his stock
which be found all qualities and colOr French
ssh and American toi Cnsstmrrss and vrstings
Paris Fancy Cassimers: Crystal Palace do
Granite Mills; Velvet, push silk merno vsstings
GrAnadine, SILK and Push Velyets; Plush palm do
Paris 81 X Nelyets; Dress Shirts snd Collars
herno shirts aid Drawers Gloves; Socks
suspendeTs CrAvAts; Scarf; Tee; Pocket Hdkfs
Washington and Napoleon CTAvats Money Belts, DO.
READY-NADE DEPARTMENT
euper blk brown olive and Dress Prock
Pants and Vests Of all styles snd qualities
Kossuth and Lamartipe Over Goats
EsqumAux Wrappers, English whitney
Blue, black and brown Over Sacks
Petersham Over Sacks, all colors
1drksh Smoking Gowns
GentIemen's Velvet Morning Gowns
Do Travelling shAwls
Do snow storm sesrfs &c. sc.
E. D. SPENCE
oc9s NO. l2n, corner Main and Governor sts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02
HARDWARE.

SPRING IMPORTATION, 1854.
Id r. MOORE q CO., Importers and Wholesde On
II FOREIGN and DOMESTIC IA r ID ARE, No. "a Pearl
street opposite Mr. H. W. Fry Richmond, received
direct from the manufacturers In England complete
sentiment OF Birmingham and shed the
Their stock Ia large and complete, consisting
Rodgers" and wostenholms nne Pen Pocket Knives
Pocket Knives Of l, 2, 81 and blades
Buck Bone Ebony Cocoa and Handle
Ivory Handle Knives and Perks In 81
Rarors Of Wade Butchers
Scissors and Shears, OF various makes and styles
Single and Double Barrel Guns, somr very superior
Pistols, Rines, Rice Barrels and Mountings
Trace, Halter, Los, Well ffth and Tongue Chains
Wedding and Killing Hoes, all sizes
Axes of Collins, simmons, and Virginia make
Hand and Panel saws, Hammers a Hatehets
MIL, Pitt, Gross Cut and Circular saws
spades and shovels Of Ames Rowland other makes
Anyils, Vices aud Smiths Bellows
sedge and Hand Hammers Stocks and Dies
Blister, Shear, and Cast Steel square and oetagoR
Castings, Horse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Corn, Grass, and Clover scyth Blades
German seythes scyth Stones, snarths and sekles
Wire Selves and Sifters
Horse Collars, Blind Brides and Hames
Bride Filings, worsted Reins and Girihs
Locks, Hinges and Screws, Of every description
Planes, Chisels, Augers and Files, all kinds
Platform and Counter Scales Pat steeyards
English, American and q. D. Percussion Cam
Hay and Manure Forks 2, 8 and prong
Tea Trays Walters other roods u.u,ix tound In
HARpwL Stores. - ~
As goods have been for DASH the f,rora
Die terms and selected exclusively the Carolina
Trade confident Induce
ens to merchants visiting this city,
low regular house In this any Northern eite.
Feb
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

,",i on nH.Ds I9h IL, $50 900 virgni. and Ten.
nsssee Raarodd 0o,fgdged SS per cent Coupon Bond
intsrsa ana i1spd Pdydafn Se,o York. and eonrerd
q 1900 each years and are part Of the
Ss 5sF at It's sSo session. million q
@ 2,
~ 3 ss 1 %
.aOIdinE when hs south side Petersburg
Norfolk Riehmopd Memphis. passe. shourh
that portion OF our State remarkable for Its fertility
mere ,hh ALREADY the friends o. h.
;. a. our 5 any ~ The
ls = =, = ;, - ~, :, :, - RishiaSnd: Va.
eiss Of freight broush, 10 Rehmend on the V@na cen,Ia
sss q @ T.os Ii The 18Th rsS
Piour Gas SS!
bacon Butter Lard ic f fso hhd''
9 9ssa IystYvs. 10, head
lst: sIhfhLN hosihh pepo, agent.
dTGkS thS SG ofFs 81 IN
ne to s;
whereas The rates Of charge on Gu.po Plaster have 70,
the benefit Of the farming give pro-
q, not .s1gs s 4.
tols. q equal necessity community;
%ss ss'Sr
raj which are charged "A ,S,s sisidn n'ncv ~ ~
COMPANY and that no bI Tor s,yinv ,,i,
will hereafter be pAId $3.50 ~ r m utII '''
fei5 ' srn.,In,,na.,,,
- - .,.eaeea
Prime STOCK OF HauyIfETlyAIIE. AS
- TABLE CUTLERY, PLATED GOODS AND LOOKING
GLAPSES-The
foreign countries upon the be terms lie oners All
and confidently assures every one In want nat M on, % mr.
= G6f%:f :T%as:S e. '
DO Colofed aud white do do do
Looking Gia.,e,: Lsmrs; GrSbdoi.,'
Cs,iefs; lea TIsys ana WALTERS
Table Cutlery aud Plated Goods
-ALso--
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

and have Superior aeeommoda tons for passenyers
They are commanded by experienced Captains qualified
Tor the trade and who viii
They will be toved down steam may be
relied on TO sail prsmpty, advertised. ..0FI' L
Merchants going North ordering Boston, and
Il to their interest shp BY this, only regular line
freight will always be taken
every EFFORT will be made by ht In Richmond
to satifactL n.
respectfully hop obtaining full h.r.
Of patronage.
The will lie In Richmond Rockets In Boston Al
Roues Wharf DAVID CURRlE, Richmond, 4
- ALLEN wELCn Boston, SAgents.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02
Is GALLERY, n Main street.

80 saiIs from Nstr lOrf ersr threc daps Au.1S1IE
owned In the city OF Richmond, viz: - |T"-T :
bchooner 0R1ANNA, Captain Daniel Dodre
= RICHMOND, Isaac Purneh.
DANy1LLE, q J. D., futile.
=. aAHALl1 Oliver chichesterl
GALLEGO, William Nelson.
HANOVER, e" W. X whippe,
LYHcHBuRG, G. W. Couch
MERCHANT, @. O. Ferry
NEW YORK, RIM. Adkins,
HESRICO, Seth Chester
These OF the city Of Balt
expressly for this trade superior for
passenger They commanded by experienced Captains
qualified for the trade and who will
modate They will be owed and and
may be relied on to sail promptly, as advertised. 7
Merchants going North, ordering will
ind to their interest ship by this Line freight
taken as low a. BY other line OF packets
iifacton. " " 49, -
respectfully ask and hope obtaining share
OF patronage.
Goods shipped BY this Line York. be forwarded
OF eomm'son to New Orleans Mobile, Charleston
any other Southern or Northern port.
The vessels will lie In Richmond New York
Berth No. ], Coffee House SLIP OF Wall street
DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
O. II. PlERsoN, New York, SAsents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

= 3. T. JOINHCN,
M HEifn.-aGfo RNLR0AD srLLs, Of white or Post Oak
ieei inches long not less Than inches in diameter
~ hrnsU cti 20 he batksd smoothly b.o on ,x "a,
o einss itek III end y The be cut "a ,orsre obr
.s' ~ ~ rot Nnd saffs other defects csfustad
v ihr. t't~ Strength du-sb ity The sat n. ~ BE- ,.,
,ftd ~ The Dcrg 70 Gcl n,ni, s line Of tie ,,
@ 'nn Ff,dyie. sbu'g, snd 70 be acsd s The ontra r.
'uIenui' rde ttr Oyttse.rE tie flsJ '''' ~ '"e
Tue rter, 80 cents pcrtn,t 1t tIx mo nths n, pr,.r,
cash enc will he received under size - ~ ''" ~" ''
mn ~ W. BRAGG supt of Rad
SHOuhi!G niHn C,GLs, 8c.-ttre- and ,ti,,n a.
60 h2sN'r Bri Gag Can,ry Cages Bird n,,H.
u'A''' canary Seed Fish Bone, &C., for sale ~ ~ ''
spi0 c,,o., Mat, MaHiHSjs.RRNAN,
q tOIU Watch ttACsyg,,;-- t,c,. 10 -, :.
~ al p or make rial o. the w,d n Cold Wat,
Nse 70 snit hc stamina peculiar "a,
o W. p-re, safety and best uanee d bsrse.
NhetheT IN c'ainbefs m o'h-rEiie
directions gven that IN ct In A ali 49,, % ,s,s
", Williams AMI Others o the principles OF the wa., "a,
with comm nis, &C ,byJ TinFsrsEe " " ""'e' No' > -
PualsteJ by W.RANUoLPm Prise 81 cent, mana, o IN
cents bound, ~'"'P'P". oi-oV
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-05-02

6N0PiRTSF1isIIiP-MrJ H. BLAIR having purchased IN,
inere! o. Mr. W. II. sEABRooK, the nrm Of SEA.
BkOOh REEVE has entered into with Mr E. p
REEVE under the style Of REEVE BLAIR continue 10
carry on the Apohecsy and Drug business old stand of
Seabrook Reeve and hope by 10
share Of the patronage oberay extended arm
y. PAYsoE REEVE,
II n Al
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R,eropO, y.su,ry !, i~4.-fp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
sPAIN-THE KNOW-NOTHINGs $.
nee of The N. Y. Tribune.

o NJ y.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday June 6, 1854.
The members of Congress having dispersed for season.
and the Municipal Election being over the Administration
have leisure to look the programme of its future des
ny and TO map out its onward march to conquest, in the
acquisition and annexation Of Cuba the Sandwich Islands
and the extension of slave territory To carry out the
magnificent scheme and such appropriation from
Congress as will enable the President to let loose the
"dogs of war the moment Congress adJourns sane 9e
becomes necessary at this time to take down and look over
the slate of all appointments in order to erase the reirac
tory and ant-Nebraska men, AS well the " Know
Nothings" and with single eye to the acquisition of
Cuba the reward Of the Nebraska members and the cleo
ton OF Harry Hibbard Il. 5. Senator from New-Hamp
shire the of those members of Congress
and their friends who have faced the dangers of the North
in their devotion the Administration and the peculiar
institutions of the South peculiarly set forth, eabo-
rated and enlarged in the Nebraska bill With this view,
call has been made all the Departments for reports
of all appoinees by whom recommended and such sus-
picon and other statistics may fairly attach to them
Since their appointment respectively Yesterday the Pres
dent was eo.eed with Caleb Gushing this business OF
tie first and last ortance and the Postmaster-Genera
with Mr.. King. of his assistants were sent for Is
well as Col Washington, the able and experienced Secre
tary OF the treasury, to confer on TINS ofac erasure
and substitution business. The session long and
rous one and from the whispers outside OF the White
House ard the cheerful looks triumphant with ecstatlc
glee of Col Washington he out and looked un
utiergble things Judge that the poor clerks Will suffer
some and be Know Nothngs forever hereafter about VINO
or what hut them. The Posmasers at the North may
expect 1weedsnap and execution out OF hand
before they turn around and certificates 10 save
them The Collectors the Marshas the whole tribe and
generation of Office holders at home and abroad will be
oyerhaued on The Nebraska b and made TO stand or fall
exponent of squatier and slayeholdng soveregntyhe
Nebraska bill. F.N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
PHILADELPHIA ELECTION.

PHILADELPHIA, Wednesday June T. 1854.
The election returns not all in yet, but tho Wing,
Native and Temperance candidates-indorsed by the
Know Nothngs have swept the city. 1t ss com
plete Waterloo victory.
Conrad, for Mayor, carried twenty Wards, and vaux,
Democrat only four. Conrads majority is nearly 9,oos
Hazlchurst Wing for Solicitor, has nearly $4,000 ma
iority over Hurst, Demecrat.
Henderson, Whig.D for Controller, has over 5000 ma
iority over Badger Dem Mech, the Native candidate
for City Commissioner has 900 over Leidy, lDemocrat
and $1,000 Comfy Whg,l who only received 5000
votes
The returns from all the Wards but four for Councillors
show the election of II Democrats, Reformers, aud -
Wings and Natives to the Common Council.
The returns from 90 Wards show the election OF II
Wings Democrats, and Reformer to the Select Council
The Wings and Natives combined have elected School
Directors in all the Wards but three four. AL who
were not pledged against division Of the school fund were
defeated There is scarcely foreigner elected in any OF
the Wards.
The result of the election is also claimed as rebuke to
the Administration for repeating the Missouri Compromise.
procession OF Known hiDgs is going around the
city, with hats craped, and hand organ playing dead
march.
The official majority Of Conrad for Mayor is s3i' end
of Hazlehurst, Wing, for Solicitor ll,76a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
AsTI-FucITIyE LAW LEAGUE.

A Convention of the people Of the County of Racine
in the State of Wisconsin held at lives Grove"
on ILur,dry the int of June. Eleven towns were
r,vrcgcntd by regular delegates, to the number OF
one hundred rnd four After the organization of the
Convention, Committee was appointed who reported
acon,tutcn for an snii-Fugtive Law League"
Tie preamble and FIRST article of the Constitution
~ follows:
UIo,on Tho late execution of the Fugitive Slave Act
IN b. country snd the necessities OF defense arising there
ho require Of the ionatO Of LEAGUE for the pur
Iosc # protecting rights and the right of those
icopardod by thai actPacng proper estimate the
value Of Liberty and eIooTating despOsm every form
Ld Ourselves to- der under The following rules and reg
uations
Am l. This association shall be known By the name Of
the R'cIsE COUNT LEsGuZ. LIS objec is first to pre-
the liberty Of the person Of every lnhab.an OF the
county regardless of the color Of the skim the place Of
his birth second 20 Illustrate every attempt AZ kipnap
uirg by al the which Cod has given US; third to
shield BY combined influence Of united purses and strong
arms all individuals from harm who may be in danger Of
suffering from carrying out the object OF this League.
After the adoption Of the Constitution and the cleo
ton Of the officers under it who consist of Presi
dent three Vice Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer
and Vigilance Committee of twenty, series Of
resolutions were reported and adopted. They are as
follows:
ferea The moral sense Of this nation has been out
rugged ard the sacred rights Of its inhabitants nsuted by
tie passage Of the infamous Nebraska billiard whereas
the Compromises of leo have by this act Of Congress
been repealed and whereas the territory Of all the free
States las been turned into hunting ground for ugyes
and nay be dcsCernied with IMMUNITY all ways and At
al tmes by the Leerecs and Lockers OF the south who
the scent for human victims human blood; and
whereas tie very compromises which were designed 70
give the North and quiet have been saergiousiy
invaded by the Shareholders and their d0ugaeed tools of
tie North, and every village and hamlet of the free States
Is liable 10 be disturbed by the baying Of the hound and
the crack OF the slavedrivers lash: Therefore be il
Rssoired, That FREEaES and viii stand it
longer
Rosor6d That henceforth shall know but free.
men in the North and ell who reach State shall be az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
REBUKE TO THE NEBRASKA ADMlNISTRA-
IION
Core.tondence of The N. Y. Tribune.


WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 5, lsji-ll p. NJ.
We haze done glorious work in Washington to-day.
The Geographic dispatches will show what majority Jno.
T. Towers and the Standardization party have
their threatening opponents.
The very same Executive which advised the people Of
Wellington City to commit personal violence on certain
Senators and Members of Congress-Legisiators Of ne
D,ople If he Unitd St0tes-and by R,gg0rdy interior
in the late aiiray in BosOn-disurbed the entire
Commonwealth of MGssqcAases-adyised the people of
Washington vote for j. w Maury and threatened them
with all sorts of prescription if they dared 10 disobey
say the Elective which prostituted itself TO the rot
ten policy of Douglas ard most wickedy used its pa
rouage and power procuring the late abortion has been
this day rebuked by the people at the foot of the throne
We have this day declared that will not have Frank
Pierce nor Caleb Cushing TO reign and we are
very that the people throughout the United states will
reIoa each in their turn the same language with sngu
lar emphasis.
With weak vessel as the head and weaker vessels
IL the Of the GOvernnent-with large patron
age and numerous doughaces what de5tgHing deG-
gogHcs not do But here the people surrounded by all
bear upon them through their speakers by their acoa
todcy and by audible voice from the crowd all as
scented TO with tremendous response They SAY the people
representatives may be bought and sold slaves but WE
conRot. power-oving President and his ministerial adj
vsers may crawl and lick the dust but the soreegn De0De
Let the manly courage of the citizens Of Washington be
exam to the people Of the United States and herea
ter will have less Executive interference in local affairs
end doubtless careful outstanding OF Presidential
patr.uaOc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08

New Hampshire appears to be sti in the hands OF
the Old Hunker organization which yesterday carried
its Speaker of the House by the close vote OF LOO to
l53 Several of the majority are pledged not to vote
for yoators of the Missouri Compact for L. $. Sena-
tors and we still hope that none such can be elected
On all other points, the HuIker Rule in New Hamp-
shire, though saved by mere pinch appears still an
broken Our friends there seem to have been deceived
in few members, who, elected snti-Nebraska
Democrats have followed their old party afintes in
the organization.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-08
NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS.

Special Dispatch TO The y. Y. Tribune
TRENTON, Wednesday, June 7, 1854.
The National Industrial Congress Convention, organized
temporarily at O'Clock Z. NJ, by the appointment ID
John sbedden of Pennsy lvania as Chairman and b. w.
Braker of NewJersey, Secretary The States OF Mas
sachuetts NewYork, NewJersey, Pennsylvania, Mary
land and Delaware represented. The several Com
mtees appointed and the Convention organized per-
manenty by the election of Mr.. Sheldon as President,
with five Vice Presidents and three Secretaries Some re-
solutions were offered for debate but action takon
upon them.
Convention adjourned to meet at . A. NJ tomorrow.