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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
LICENSES IN THE FIRST WARD.

During the first two days Of the sitting OF the
Board of Excise Of the First Ward, 25i rumsellers
were licensed; and on Saturday, the third ua''
another nstalmont of - received similar documents
oupresentaton Of their respective Board,
composed of Alderman Brown, Councmen Canon ana
Smith and Captain Halpin. Captain iiapin reports
fine number of rumsolers in this Ward, last year. al
AS so that it is probable that the First ward VIII
vet reoure fourth day to complete the work OF de-
morslization.
The population Of this Ward is probably unucf
ls.CCO. The whole number of votes given Tor Brown
for Alderman was 33i. As it is hardly probable ina'
MANY of his opponents have gone to him Tor lcehse
NAV be assumed that he las licensed erery man "at
roed for him to sell rum said license being the reward
for past services and the incentive to future enori
This Alderman is the leader in the neiarous business
he stands first on the list and sets the example tor the
others Last wear he had about 415 run-holes IN ms
Ward. Of which large number were unlicensed. vi
the whole number $50 were in the habit OF keeping
open on Sunday as regular day of trade, and for
many of them the best in the week. Now, the IL
censing of these offenders against the law Mr. Brown
knows to be an outrage; but they voted for him.
and he has at least the merit OF gratitude The last
census showed 995 dwellings in this Ward By
tie increase of stores we presume TINS num-
her is now reduced as low as 500. Mr..
Brown gives almost one ruushop TO every two
DWELLINGS And this Wholesale spreading OF poverty,
disease crime and death among his constituents this
ouartering On army of Sabbathbreakers, gamblers,
PROSTITUTES and ruiians in his Ward, many of whom he
must know make as much money by robbng emil
Grants as by selling rum is what this recreant func-
tonary would probably call work of duty Ii he
should ever by any accident happen to observe the
18th verse of the 9TH chapter OF Matthew, we trust
he will make an effort at determination on the basis
of that command Let the afflicted and outraged
people of the First Ward remember that it was Jo-
sah W. Brown who the leader in establishing sol
pest houses under their noses; and if he comes up
again for their suages and gets them, we shall have
nothing more to say
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
Povghkeepsie Eagle Ob,erves that

CoNNEoTIcur.-Albert Sedgwick of LitchGeld has
been chosen School Fund Commissioner Of this state
by the Wing majority in the Legislature, over and ID
place of Mason Clevaand.-Mr. Sedgwick we believe
to be capable and fit man for the post, and there arc
any quantity Of precedents for this act; yet as We
hear no objections to Mr. Cleveland except party one"
We wish the change had not been made. ProscnP'
ton for politics sake regards Offices not necessa
rily political is disease Of the body polite wn'ea
has pretty nesrly run its course-at least we hope
has 1t is just.dabe to prescribe your adysrs''e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

The Senate was not in session On Saturday lnthc
House of Representatives some private piiis were put
through one 81 which rcImburses to the Cl! oil New
YorA her expenses in getting up the First Regiment
of New.Ycrk Volunteers for the Mexican war III
Committee on General Appropriation bill there wa
sn stcmp, made to get in half million to continue
the Washington City Water Works. The House ad-
iourrcd before the question was taken
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
NEW-yORK.

Tie Ithaca Chronicle urges the selection of the Hon.
JOSIAH WILLIAMS, now Senator from the Tompkins
district the next Wing candidate for Governor Of
State. Mr.. Williams is merchants class from
which Offices Of great responsibility and honor are
rarely illed-an upright and popular citizen, and
thoroughly right on the Liquor question. He would
make good Governor.
The State Register Cat Albany forcby argues the
mpocy of nominating for Governor on the Wing
side any one who is not fully and openly committed to
the support Of Liquor Prohibition.
The Steuben Courier demonstrates against the nom
nation of the Hon. WIN. II. SEWARD for Governor,
or any nee of his name which will prevent bis trum
plant reelection to the post he now 80 ably fills 1t
Gays Of him.
He is allthings considered the abest American
in public life; we know not where TO fad his superior.
He may entertain notions upon particular subjects which
all do iuy approve, but venture the assertion that
IN the United States Senate has ably faith
fully represented the sentiments of his constituency than
hal Gov. y, ard if his enemies wish to find fault with him,
hey very not to alude 10 his Senatorial
We therefore say. let him remain where he Isl he fills
be place we'll could FIJI better He Is an orna-
ment to the American Senate; statesman Of enlarged
ard comprehensive views whose is governed by
certain fixed principles and subject to change to suit
he shifting aspects Of political fortune he Is an honor to
he great State of New York and the faithful representa-
i've of her free and intelligent millions and for these
well other weghy should remain where he is,
that the nation, well az ms native State may have
the benefit Of his services
The POsghke,psie Eagle observes that
TIE NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE is very liberal in its advice
to the Wings in different parts Of the country about these
days, and laying down the law to them with decided
spirit We willing TO rea, The TRIBUNE with all dus
respect for greatly admire it's able advocacy of many
sound doctrines but that paper has of late steadily and
openly repudated all party Obligations and proclaimed is
not to be bound by party conventions or de-
csions, is advice to Wings, such il from the wrong
source and out of place. Besides we DO not regard its
opinions in reference to party sound but IS
counseliDg action neither wise expedient
The Buffalo Commercial pointedly contradicts an
intimation that ex President FILLMORE favors tho
Nebraska Iniquity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
NsmADoYk pniln gribpne.
MONDAY. JUNE 90. 1851.
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n,ti., - Communication Whatever
,.Natd BE- authenticated NY the nan' '
saa,,.s tho wits Ncees's', in publication "" "
xnafaugN bis sctd tsuk
sv,t vric.t,Nr a. return rejected Communications
~ ys lsr>rs Snhs.tite in sending temtances ri"eh'
,eH a. nrrcn a. uame the - pcc and 'e'f ealenl.y
do name e., state which their rarei - 10 sos"
u,ntien thr nsnV II the lfsf ttFs md state
s,.,.x,sss, wishing t. have drcicn II T"' TRi''N
.S.urA r.i state thc "a sdafrss wen a. ihe nov"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

The street-preaching excitement is rapidly dying
out. There was no disturbance yesterday, and not
half the number of people assembled as on the pre-
vions Sunday. This is right. Leave the rattle
Drained angels" to their own company and they
will soon quit preaching both to their own credit and
the peace of the CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
10 Advertisers
q, q ..ir,nlnilnn Milo 900

rfts WYNN, TR,rrSt hasncw circulation oi is',"""
,,s. and unacuh,e, best ~i'esne medium IN tho u"'s
s.ss. circulating dee. In every STATE =" 'he 'nn' ~
Provinces. A. ha,irs ts m reader. Farmer Mechanics N'b"'
x,v,. A, These whs With make thr business sn'"h e
,,,rt,, .,rt would 10 well Tt W'rNi' rsi"V>'.
A rvhp Of Embellishments Inserted a. ~ cents Pot MS
sa.h hsrftcn -. . ...... t,r,, ,,rcu.
Thy SsuiWrKkts TEmrSr also has very large c'rou
l, m che county, inserted at W cents Pof unc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

The happy Philadelphians are to be enved They
have cot 4 Government that shuts up the rum shops
on Sunday Yesterday the law was enforced even
more rigdy than on the previous Sabbath The
same thing can be done here, and it will be-when
We Get honest men into power.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26

The Know. Nothncs made clean sweep in Nor
folk, Va at the Charter election on saturday! eject
ing their entire ticket.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
Tur LIVER Pmls.-The Liver Pills of Dr. M'L,xR

LIVER flLlS.--i ne l.iNt1 his"i III VI LtNh
were h him exclusively in his practice So eiiea
they all Complaint that they became
hmous and s,ilseps the attention Of the medical Iaa Ps.e
patient Immediately dispersion hi. disease and e
gradually rs,oed TO health Mh some the efee snss mi'asa
lous, frequently exp.qenoins immediate relief amer hsy@s M
,sorted drugs and medicines Of smother eFptoa
vain Dessoi the Liver common in tas county .n
often shifui in ehsiseie Those who eapece any OF @
yrenoutoy symptoms Of this dangerous ana complicated d.'s
should procure box Of Dr. MLANEs Pills aaa perhaps
Purchase. win be careful 10 for pk MLEs
and to take else There other Pills parpor
ing be Liver Pills now before the public DS MLws LIVES
Puts also h cebrsed NEEnIFves, b. had al
spectacle Drug Stores the United States and Canada sl
ASTHMA CURED by lNHALArIoS.-Dr. CURTIS
Dear Sir have package ofyog YSEA, aud safely
fo The HyeESA needs putting iIial Of It is su
eent prove superiority for the
Guar OF oil dse,ss OF the lungs sIa 'ho', pn.,,
,psne..nen Pun r. june p ,s'i 49, :. N ,nc,,'c '
Rxs Of Johnst and Broadway NewYoIs r KSArF
No SIS hadon and No an eth II PHLLIPs, corner Of
syni ard hvsssLL school, No ISs MArse., Philadelphia
~ peekse or four packages for 10 sen: oe BY h<PTc
ChoLkkA PREVENTIVE AND DIlIRnEA REMEDY
,ss,os s e5 Coz yslPe.u DaIIhss remedy used by
ns,sIos sa.sk Co. IL so.dssy; f 10 A.ic HGa.s
Has thy beauty fadedl IL thy Head bcreft of Ma.
tures ooyerinsi leo ynDs HAil kssroxrx s,.st.ed :,
I Ssss nv GoTIn Of Lar % :Sy Bsa Head pay
i.se. w c. HusD No Isl 81 i Bsoai Is. W.
BACHELORS HAIR DYE is still the LEADING article
s Il p: p S D' T sa: Of s.
world proclaim the only reliable DYE known Sold applied
nine JriVste roons bAfenkLoss No sS Broadway.
Although the Leopard cannot change his spots, nor
te F,horisn hue gzed whteu Mustsehes can
b. ie clothed with magnificent dsik brown.
s.. ~ soue RI nlIsndts ptures by the aid Of
I'r Msasissussd 'ssa ~ 'PPNss No. . Al" Hssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
FAIRBANKS PLATFORM SCALEs.-Long known, sc
y.tly tested swsys rsht-the ACKNOWLEDGED standard
-n,s1IVp,s AyTI-PTRIODIC. OR FEVER AND AGUE

DrsuIFR's ANTIfERIODIC OR FEVER AND AGUE
PLs-A interesting discovery in Vegetable Medicine
th OF the public and whou, making drafts upon
e6uy the Of this medicine asks attention 10 'ne o
lovmg - ..... r,o,,
TIE Hon VIM NEWELL NJ d. late Member Of Congress from
NewJeisey. and A. d. NEWELL, NJ d. an enDeny suecesiu
surge Ply scsn, OF New brunswick N j.
AND THE PUBLIC
Having used ANTI PERIODIC OR FEVER
AseI Pills in our net, we TAKE sTe ad them is
and Ague and have never known per
second chill after commencing with them and as ney
eesrously accuuaiye poison CONSIDER them
valuable remedy that ought to be within reach OF every
liable ohs aud fever To our professional
II proper have been made ncqlant with
he comlosion there P and find them strictly eentn pre-
rasn Moreover they all prepared by an
Than active Xperenee we Can vouh a hey are
,kfrly compounded We earnestly commend them 10 tho notice
OF the believe they will after all usual remedies
have failed" " W a vi" N ~
In their both these gentlemen have extensive pac-
envabe degree the confidence OF e pnDc
obtain universal credit But as We desire to pre-
citizen Of the United States with our and
rooo faith following from gentleman known
throughout tie Union tho Hon Theodore FREEING
NOTE FROM THE HON. THEODORE FEELScHvYsES. -
Alloy named which these gentlemen, with Mr.
er held in ih STATE take pleasure in stating that any re-
made by them worthy of public
New.Brunswick n. j.. Jan "a 1851
per box; for the nscnience o. those dns whsie
has moi been introduced yet will be forwarded by mail
nclosug "a etie stGmI par OF the United
Siciss eNcsyt and California; TO these for - STAMPS
sold b, Boyd Paul. No li9 Ch9mberssti Chekener Co
Nc on Esrclnvsi and Nv Gilbert VENT Co, No IN North
3ds; Philadelphia wholesale agents; and at retail by Ring
eoy,, lrrdy and Coinbc Broadway aud lih
A. Onion corntr Bowcy and Grsnd shedden coTneroweTJ
and 4hs Gustav Ram Prger No o. Overst n1ichnss NO
IS2 Broadway; Benisn No 10 Grand nHns5arshi
Booiyi Orders the trade be addressed to C. DEsH
LER. New brunswick n J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
,,s.,,,p,n-wsercs< nv Wife MARY [

Recommendations, my Wife MARY {. DAVIS
Ia AZ Nos-i V>sS; essst = hssse, t.ia ~
- t,s.ss hx- .. ny - sha lsS - S0s - ~
ir-e-isg ser< - esir-
J.s- Il. iSS& II
-Fu-T,oS.-Al peIs,as mskns, using or selling
- v.E,>rs :. W., svv e. c'-s ;ut-ces q .e il~
tLscs s.--..- - ia il,-. - -
y " Z Aavr. q. 30 s. boadNsr.
SyWTNG NAcHINIS.-The combination Of Needle
- Ss-- IN Sf~--s - b.r ae,a bic pro- "
- seS :: ~ 1AaI,es Msn .l.'.s.'i q 80
r-V,e- "a usGe ~ NAtsE Fur So
ssi - 'hs 7lt, Ias ,AiSs'.o.' q f no
- sssss:cs t11 &c - ms Sa-
y - s7.fls s-y q h e.ees 81 l. VI. ,-Nc - -
GRT,SoS Ne. FOL Greenwieh-st., has the most
,.o-t..-t WINDOW SHADEs eoss;inE OF Lsr1csp
So ll.l trl u, 10 Be fo1nc u ihs cay ii
Pam HaxsISSs really elegant: being OF the
IA -s-n.sc,uf,s he has ssos splendid o OF nv
- "a or cIoTHs 81 every variety. tsunisy Times
SIS OSIYFoRA BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE:
-ss. crprtrfy clear Of paying esoTmors rents sod
Lshv BUILDING LoTs. 100 FEET square
= souriins Of LsKELASD and TO- fsrms WI pc oaea
49, esc .ulscbers FRIDAY EVENING, Sfh OF June l
E,ch b.ot<r sis will receive waErsnee deed io our
R.ct-x Lots by Farm OF from ITO acIe Are"
susssrs Only close the books Apply mmedstey 20
2oS Broadway where and pamphlets can 'e
had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
F,rYurn TrsTMoNY IN FAVOR or rue GREAT

RESTORATIVE {. d. HNELNE Mayor Of the city Of Cs
d. We have heiierng notices Of
III irom which they induced
respecting It's mci From inquiry
ruaad found specac In It's seton
exeus pIotraon. really supring II Gains snf
the bringing them siac OF epos ins "a
secp refreshing lths medicine generally sse ne a..
tntrcd there wcud be loss sickness rom the stomach All
neryors OF real and z!nay dsses
nate Have them heshy condition and bad d SAGE %
srides This extraordinary medicine wO1e sdEs
our friends who all rdspoed to give tFa viii ecoa
mend II shorld. in tact be IN family No other ned
evidences OF One advantage they
posses other preparations now urged for similar ds'e. =
ihey dc contain particle aoae Other sfea
prspaIaiioa For sale by dealers in dieina eyeryw1e
For sale In New-York by h. d. SANDS. No 10 Fulton,
II RING No 1872 Broadway; ,viLt AND HAR2L NsLEY, No
81 Warrcn-st PAU NJ. lis Chambrssi; G v CLcN
ENER Co Bsrelsys; OLcorr Mckisso> RoEBNs No
Msidensne Mrs H.Yzs, BTookyni and by Druggists and
dcAlef, in medicine eVefNwhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-26
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t.rass. ,'sNstsNtN nv ~ - 49, ,A.~l. Al Ne
,..s - ssr~ Neit,t' - 'tS = ~. s,apif, " ~
- -. - 49, S., .a y reN 2sSN vi .s,,s ,a Ai.sA
- $50 a. 80 sSssNe''~ "'t>N l>tS> AN,N>,
- NJ ~ N',s1~s',
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
GEORGIA AND THE COMPROMISE.

The Legislature of The State of Georgia adjourned sine die
on the 7h Feby The following resolutions relative 10 the
Nebraska bill were passed with but five dissenting votes In
be Senate and By unanimous in the House OF Repre-
een,alivcs:
Thu STATE CT GEORGIA solemn Conventonh aVng hrm.
~ fixed herself upon principles o the compromise meas-
nr,s If 5 relating TO subject Of slavery in the terrific.
Rms o Tic United States final settlement OF the agitation
n( Inc It's withdrawal from the bells Ut Congress and
Tho NAUTICAL and its reference 10 the people vi the Ter
orics ted theIon and distinctly recognizing III osc
the doctrine that IL ~ not competent
, Congress TO impose any restrictions the existence
OF slavery among them upon the citizens moving INTO and
ling pon The territories Of the Union acquired or TO be
hereafter acquired but that The question whether slavery
shall or shall oil lheir domestic Institutions,
ia for them alone determine for themselves and her pres.
cn Executive wing reiterated and affirmed the same fixed
policy IN his inaugural address
b: resorsd by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of The STATE Of Georgia in General assembly met That the
Legislature Georgia. the representatives. OF the people,
spcsking their will and expressing their feelings have mud
their confidence srcng hencd in the settled determination
of The great body Of the Northern people carry out In
ppod faith those principles in the practical application oil
mem 10 the bills reported BY Mr. Douglas from the Com
j,,cc on Territories, in the United States Seaate, al the
nrseDt sesson proposing the organization Of Territorial
Government for the Territory OF Nebraska.
And be further Tcsoired That Senators in Congress
he and they are hereby instructed and
reouested 10 for and support those principles and 10
use all proper in their power for carrying them out,
either as applied the OF The Territory OF Nc
baska or in any other bill for Territorial which
may come before them.
Peolrsd further That his cxcecncy the Governor be re-.
ones ted 10 transmit copy OF these resolutions 10 each OF
our Senators 1cd Representatives In Congress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03
For Me Enquirer
uIl ANES ~


Ar editorial under the abuve caption In your Tucsdays
paper caused me to look little further into the merits oil
case therein presented the irst subject for nvc'
gaun The pnssed The 2Oih April, lSj2,' which "al
lowed rlr Farmers Bank extend its discounts ten pc.
cent beyond the limit prescribed After labor found
the act referred and that other curious pesons may not
form them that il may be found in The acts Of the General
Assembly passed in the year 1852 page Sd chapter ILL.,
The following Is a true copy:
.'An &C. TO put in operation branch OF the Farmers
Bank Of Virginia al Lewsburg, passed Apr! 20, 1881
81 Be- IL enacted by the General Assembly, that the Pro-
sdeut directors and company OF the Farmers Bank Of Viz
gna be- and they are hereby uuhorlzed to make up The
capital Of the Office OF discount and dePos al Lewisburg In
The county Of Greenber heretofore authorized by using
therefor portion OF the contingent or surplus fund OF the
bans the President and Directors shall Sd
that If the capital Of said office be so made ap by
fer of cans from the Bank lis banches The said Bln
may be liberty extend its discounts ten per above
the limit prescribrd'
- This act shall &c in force from its passage"
Now Mesers Eiitors 10 the 10Th section OF the ih
article OF the Constitution OF Virginia. aud you will read
the following provision:
mo law Shall embrace than object which shall
be crbresseG in its tlE"
have italicized certsn words In order call YOU,
tenon fatal discrepancy between the till. and objsc. u
the bill! and tie above constitutional requirement The e
of tie bill refls only 10 otJ1ctwhe the itscf co1cn,
plates iro dsi;rc; and independent objects oar the os,ib
.shment q! baEch ct the Farners Bank CT Virginia
Lewsburg; The olher authorizing the Farmers Bank Of
Virginia (he mother bank extend It's discounts ten per
cent. above the limit prescribed"
Is that Of The Goth April 1852 eoHsftuoaol7 If
what Is the condition OF the branch OF the Farmers Bark
Virginia Lswieburg-and what real right has tho mother
Bank extend its discounts ten per cent above the lim!
heretofore prescrhsd}
By the way would doubtless DO gratifying to the public
know how much has been made By the mother Bank by
putting this branch Into operation. The maximum capital
of the branch 10 hundred thousand dolIars-aud f6'
transferring that from Richmond Lcwsburg the
mother Bank Is permitted "to extend Its discount.
cent above ne limit no" p'escH0ec HoW much Is mat
A DEMOCRAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-03-03

EaGeapo- of Mr. Rocock 10 pass the Narol Increase
Of tie Nary necessary Consulate al Harana'
WAsHISoroN, FEB. q, 1854.
AR Bocock of Virginia the able Chairman OF the Naval
Committee OF the House Of Representatives, made an at
temp, to-day get the Naval El reported sometime ago
BIZ the committee before the House This bill! passed The
Senate few days ago unanimously II provldes Tor INC
addition OF several TO the Navy and conain
nu appropriations therefor necessary ihhll go 10 he
Committee of The Whole. Dir Bococs succeeded In getting
suspension Of the rules, and in order 10 bring the OIL 10
vote he suggested that the "prevous question might De
called and that time be wasted In discussion 'he temper
the House being evidently favorable 10 the BILL But up
on some parliamentary bubble in the shape OF point oil CT
der was committed the usual rontne of business
Inc necessity Increase Of the Navy especially 10 Inc
extent which this bill proposes, hardly fail 10 be apfa
reul every The present condition ol European al
fairs aud preparation Of all the continental nlti,hs
rhr, COR war or neutrality for The protection @! her
commercial and other rtereste in striking conifa! 10 our
apathy under the circumstances ~ DC as IN
different ransrns events as We haa really no interest
in them nor nothing risk With commerce Of over four
hundred millions of dollars npon the and with our flag
and tho citizens protect IN every quarter
of the globe there who should be better pre-
pared for threatening coming events. As II Is, we are
neither ready their damages nor 10 reap tleir oene
fife We are without amuat my s!eam-vessels oi "ar and
The exettions of the Chairman Of and
Of others who sufficiently enlarged In lncifeHcf 20
feel the necessity OF action the mae find that there
arc those obstacles In the to be hcpea
public will DO expressed upon these mai!eis IN
such to enigh.en the na'ro"'nnisd Or
10 arouse The l.thar2lc. -,
The Consmts TO Havana one Of Inc most lucrative N ,f
gIft of the Administration Is yet filled II 10 reported
yhat Mr. Fagg, formerly Comptroller of New orr has
gone Cuna with the understanding that he !! 10 DC a
pointed 10 this place. This lie probably without any
foundation That Consulate has always or at least Tor the
last many years under tho Administrations OF both parties
been given 10 Southern man. There are various reasons
why hrs should be the The late occupant Judge
Clayton Missssippiun, and there can be out Hle
doubt that the President will appoint SONS one from inc
Southern Slaes There necessity OF any great hurry
in filling this post the public interests do not suffer me
Acting Consul Mr.. Robertson, being well ana
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