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OUKYNG-GFOUND NOTICE. The proper


II 90 h.r@s Of NihiAmstursb, V. J., f-w y-sis 81;
a4ec an preventing 3, persons from New YORK ~
In. bured IN the ulsnsbargb BGyos Gfounfs Toe s>t~
ard h,vuc amounted three thou-an1 dot
srs sre no them, the supreme court on 'nu
have order 10 remove al the remains o. IS
ressS erns 70 the Cypress Hi cry from ths Bayins
Ground bouDdsd by Ase Lruer and Poe er's. 70 .ns ny
~ Broo,lyr late notice IL hereby gwen thA
such removed will about the heenth gay OF
Gc,ober newt New.York. Sept p, 1885
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MI I'LL TKUFEKT1 FUN SALT'-I HV ruV-
.crb4r of ~. r hi. entire MI Properly consisting
o. Cu.or ard Four M, saw MI ut DIV -u9s, doae,,
Ard sbu rweny If Land. Th- Custo snd founnS
Mil gss rebuilt IN ISL with entire n-w Ges1ng has our
hpn d stope End Merchant Bolts IN hr'irfe con
ton A. Is cor GOOD Custom Business Toe r-eeps o. the
Mil. fr u,,ou sone ba'wsen $500 and . co. a1nua1'
The cation for buying Orn and aong FIGURING Business
carnot be sxced This Stream Of Water upoa Nhcn tn5
nr1 pery situated the best there between Cayusa aud
SeItea Lake.. ~ =
ts ylisse Of Truman sburv Tompkns County, New YORK
The ,ys property red 'Or sac g. b"ssa on account
e bs,h Of The 0wner chsngs OF CT nsta seeming nsc-s
s.,[ rke price for the whole property ga Oe; one halt
uosli "e O w c. WOODWORK.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER "a 1885,
-tist-Part Of the ROOM
Udnts.

AN accomplished young German Lady |. de.i'ous
~ n sfo /. rtsaron in he esp,e.rJ Of GDVrSNEs5 or
- sCHI In ,chool Her principal brtn-bes ars Marc,
Ct,ntr and Frsrch ksfessuoes SCHC BERT & Co.. No 50
ErOs1S
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CIIAMBERSs JOURNAL for OCTOBER
~ OKI0TNAL FDf~ION--ig cent? 81 2 year -
CHApPFRs@s HISTORY or THE RUSSIAN WAR II.
lu,tTstsd viii mp. 80 Par 81 c.rts
KIgTOS PICTORIAL BIBLE Pat u, B cents
PiCTORIAL HISTORY % ENGLASD Par p 70 cents
LONDON JOURNAL or ARTS AND SCIENCES tJr DC
G : FRASCist Co, Nc. 25l Broadway.
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Diane fortcs dnh nlneit.

4 NEW MUSICAL Instrument The
~ ORGAN BARMoNIUM. con Ainirs the pap,sSG. On.
eiaas nautboy Bourbon. Principal Flute And Css5e'. v
too bank of Ksys us4e b. NASON& HANLlNi. tckaSs-
by a. be the best Instrument ever synt II s
Churehe. Tor the P4ror rrics -. cqaA 10 poser
v.et, 70 a. $50 Gr,At SAsDs N Ne~ ,Ad seoSai-
Us,d Model Melojson. Rsed-ersAEs With Ptpss DAM
RI ara Disable Red Frenca HArDonon, Prince C.svt
ysoleo1s de extensive ss.rnear e5nstz'ty s..A
s"' 5 (. GORDON. dsi Srs.3~y
Sicco.sor IN Berry Csssdsa
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~ Gon IN spsil pri sts family a. COOK, md to WASH
IRON Gooj cy rsf-resce Can be een At NJ Hl TN
n I'd foo, front loom.
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j. Young Lady wishes situation in schoO
~ 20 TAX the charge o. ths PRIMARY DEPARTMENT
If.on. au.ie would Be received equivalent Adde'S
TEACHER. No. IFS 6o~ey.
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GITUATION wanted by 8 respectable Protest
- ant chi r. the HOUsEWORK ots a. private f,nIy
Good city p r.1oe given C,D be for two days No 20
Esst lltb-st., e. 60 T back ON.
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a 7
and FsrnG Implements; toe uscii ors hsT establish "a
Sicre the isy OF Trenton n j. r the o. OF al sind' OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS AID MA HlNEhT Agency
vnnec ~ e evg invent ms Send samples address,
JOHN L. HORN & Co. No. "a Green's, Trenton, Nj
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n Y r a I 7 =
u STORE for SALE BISGHAaroS y. Y The 'u7-
.cb.r, oee fr pct o. puks which vii n1t pro-
haby exceed 200 nearly oil purchssed within syesr Inc
oe ton superior in che place, with SIDE do'f ene
M III uAp bali of Hotel fronting the pane pa str e.
ha,n. tn opy prof citing front 10 two doors uo
the Poet Ofoe About year since refused @ sooSs % 'e
on offered ou account 81 location besuty ke Th h OF
an. of the firm hssus failed makes thsn deroos OF s
.be terms. Biz .hsmton just celebrated tne nSn
.uest and the Ne~f YORK ana TITS
Rsosd .iru.ted the ter minus OF the srso.e snd
STATE Fair the undernsu-d 20 u
IT, b.b., pr.r-iun for purs Medicines end Per
,,p,eyr shieh h extensively sdverts-d Addre.
EOORE WEBSTER CITY Drugstore, Riosham On, y
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DR. BODFYHAMER' BOOK on PI

hR BODFNHANER' BUUh " TILLo,
H. CONS fIPATION, FIsTULA RI5STkE FALLiNG
OF TIE BOWEL &c. 1. tor sale b. J. 5 REOFELD No
81 EswYOrt 81 1t j. hsaosoui y dStfstsd
by Ilstee and esp ei.ly sodr-,sed 70 common readers.
From Tn LsDbvlie Joorns.
Dr. RoSephsmsr who rssdes 10 Nev.fsrt city hiss
devo.ed sbut fifteen IA Louisvie AID NerOhsznst
the t,..iu d.. n.-i IN h OOoS aud have
20 that he VIII @1bont rival anywhere
We kco he has thousands Of sggsvs'sd cs.s sai
eHectirg p-rsct and that zoo without
rsis de st fol phycian sri ore q The best Of 1ea
His beot IL nvalusbio ~ tn common reader
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GENTLEMAN and WIFE can be ACCOM-
~ uo9,,ed with third story PAHL)R and BEDROOM
.c,inIs va 30 ARD Aso sfew Rooms for singi. Gen-
t!.nsn, at Ncs e. ard "a East Sd 81
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A rApE RARGAIN-A sunerior saver. octa,,


~ No. 500 Rrpsdw.T.-B NETT CO Nin1i'e!,y,S
,b@ ,,- styles ~ Pianos; also he nue. l'"rsi H,es
"CKIFsTIiLr PIANC-FoRrE sekvos Edge 1 - s1sssu
- b. .rn.,r 70 Al ches h'sat', snt ~ as,
Of tore. ORGAN, AELopEoNS, NlSlN, ana MsaeA
In
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Ro mbom il map GonGerT.

GOAL EXCHANGE Subscribers aud Others
ave hereby notified that the large Rocm No. 81 Pm -
eu THIS DAY the transact of busioesi Chanse time
L 10 o'oloel. Open daily -xo pit Sunday TON A W.
to5 NJ sfLNANUo "AHU' ffe'1e-''
Gro W ROSE, s oretary.
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WM ROGERS, DENTIST, from LONDON
w Now No 70 Rue ST. HSnoEe facing the Passage De
rOe Ps-s author several scientific WORKS and inventor
sf the Ossnorrs TEETH Complete sets u a hOarA
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n GfEAl DhhOhlN-TOl tab U.S.
IA established an spacious DR. GsrORs eorner o. A'erle
q md eth s'snd doing GOOD bus ess Tue
owl er rhysien and his time 10 atend e loves
easn Price 800 Appy the premises or a. No 70 Avenae
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NEWSPAPER for SALE For sale, MEMS
~ PAPER with good Subscription Liz and AdV-Taing
,,nsee II, roiics are X. psSlcan To ed or Eno can
I'm, and and cav as or a painter l. wi be- so st hsealn
1bs eh C. al alert address J. j. bENJAM'N'
Tribune Office
IAETNFR WANTED-To establish COAL
Il YAED ore wh. has tnowiedre Of the basl't" and
c,1 :. Of GO join the adveftiser ~np ps 20
.ne amount 4 thorough know edge OF 61ss ana
prornts address vI,h res nsme and rssehc;' fhANA'
1 fBee q In, Tribune. References exchanged
DARTNE SHIP-The advertiser, VINO mas
many years experience iE business, l. de-fous TO l;Ses'
~ Cf 10 n we'd eszh .hed ard lucrative ous
nee rqupR additional capita and the services o. et.e
cl Bookte add fa.oci-L AdSte's win
re-, rsm. l. Office Box No 10. STATING where an
rrery1sv sy be had Dmuucsiions strictly Confidential.
CTEAM FLOWING ENGINE.-The subscriber
- o,cs.s TO bu Ia engine with sufficient srergh ind
rourt 10 nos rev land he meet with sJns
e.pflt Eho will furnish $50, unier o5ns th patent
III =. h,.jnsd ON ,ou i shar.s G. w HOWARD
NJ. lSG AT Sntie-st.. Broosyn ~ "
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Boare anh Rooms.

4 COUPLE of excellent ROOMS, with BOARD
~ IN FIRsT-CLAss ROUSE 10 BROOKLYS, eau oe
bad by two siege Inquire No. - ssnd''' Ref
ebces exchanged.
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SSANTI D-A situation by respectable young
w UomsDto ArIESD a BAKERY or INFECT n
ny STORE. Ess be n yess IN the bs2ess H.s tae
be. Of reference. Apply No. l2u East Zast. or dress
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- IH.WPFRpAID and 10 DO pLAfN SEWING Can si0e
eooa Ienoe Apply At Dslanseyst Can DO seen f'r
tHO
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LUX uoolioOic hLClbLNOEs
i Elk situated ct J.n-sviIe Lich6sld county c.
three y aues va from tae Hoo-ssoe Rdr,sd ssa,a asd
.h.ut f,sr ride from N-v.Yort The place 70 we'd
stoked Win fat srA iIt-s supeios pcvisse
ApfIy hehYk MORGAN Pfa.st,
& go Ne. Metr0pslitsn bsEh BU.stsS
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PFSPFCTABLE Young Woman wishes q stu
n s.;rns,CuANrfRNi ID snd WAITER Cands sLAiN
cFUING she s.Ii IN her vsce Tan he for da
a, ~. 80. No ss1 al. sy between 22d and Sd
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IAlNES DROrIIERS-Haylng recently en-

4 ALT iON bAtNt'l A-NA'C
UFACTTRFRS No ma Ceut-e g. whore uia) oe 'osn
bpe ,s.rrn-r- ~ tns oeiebrsoi PIANOS Plain sn,
7surut.j Csse De passod IN s-nftt IN
,r,y of,ora s-cood-hsnf pi-ncs takou 10 'Hchsuso.
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CTAMSTRESS.-A situation wanted 10 the above
- c,I,citv by ssectsbe yourg Non who undsrs1d'
All t,rs, ~ Family sevns ana Dr.unsktg The adv rer
vokc for IN Of the most m
she DTVuGkrs eitsbishments On brosdFaJ Oood 'ei1I
cs1 /. ev H 10 .hsrac and csplcit5. Caa be
a. No lf DrccdVsy il the marble wATefpon between an
I'd 2;hs. No objection to take situation IN one OF tbs
SQUIRE Stsie-
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NVANTED-By respectable Woman situa
w ton frs COOK. Can DO sl KIDD Of ns,,s
pss'rie-, ielies iouuife 10 NJ III rCH
Al tie Am,nc,n and Foreign Employment sO,isty, M Is
Bib huusr.
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i Dwelling and OutHouses, snins Machine, nt.ehea
10 Foundery Machine new, and In successful opers1on
IA chance for business Owner has other business engage
mems For farthsr particulars, Apply 70
WILLIAMS & SMITH AsenIs, No. "a Nisssn", n 7.
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A GENTLEMAN and Lady or a fe Single Cen
~ tenen e.B be accommodated wi BOARD a. No 81
Chfy.tesr Terms reasonable.
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A GREAT BARGAIN in BROOKLYN LOTS.

"A For safe FIFTEEN LOTs In one .rcel bsutuy To-
cstaS on Bu.hvckev vii be sid much b. their ne
sppied for within te, day. Address j. ~, Trbuoe ohoe
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

The Two KINDS OF DEAooRAcY - Frau
P. Blair, the veteran editor and politician. "a
recent letter to the Republican Association at
Washington, in which he labors to show that
the Nebraska Kansas bill, which permits 7
extension Of slavery, is a directreversal Of
policy of the founders Of the Reupblic and
wisest statesmen, thus sketches the natural and(
artstical democracy Of the country:
ut is the glory of our great Republic, that its
democracy springs up from the soil and flourish
es in the fresh air ofsour widespread country,
and that its rich harvests, imparting health,
strength and spirit to the whole system. IS gath
erred annually at the polls The democracy
whichis bred in caucuses and cabinets. is sort
of hot bed species suited 10 the taste of epicu-
rian polite ans whose appetites are their princi-
pies. Incumbants and expectants of Offices. and
dignities claim sortof patent right in the ma
chine of gpYefnment to create q democracy
adapted to their purposes. The innovations in
the machinery are contriyances to renew their
privileges for new terms, and the people are the
subjects who are to be used up in ito pay tri-
butte for this privilege and take pride the skill
of the operators.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
yVhy wise was Elected Governor
!. OF virginia.

why wise was Elected Governor
Of Virginia.
al an American banquet held In New York.
few evenings since Hon. John NJ. Boots made a
speech. #, which be explained the result Of the
recent election In Virginia, after this wise:
Permit me to tell you the reason Of our de-
feat in Virginia. The simple fact was that Mr..
Wise had 10 competitor in the field, and he was
elected without opposition. The American
party nominated most worthy and respectable
candidate; but It was deemed advisable, either by
himself or his friends, that he should take no part
In the discussion, and he allowed Mr.. Wise to
travel through the whole State unopposcd. While
Mr.. Wise made circuit for Elk months, dcnounc-
inr this organization (which was new to the
people) and its features, as unconstitutional and
reasonable, in no single instance was there hui
man being present to advocate the views Of the
American party.
More than that, the Democratic party had paid
agents in every district, while tho American par
ty had none. Yet, Notwithstanding these disad-
vantages, x, 900 good American votes were cast
for Flourney, while Wise got 1000 Wing votes
outside Of the order, which could have been Sc
cured by striking of the ticket one or two DEM
ocratic candidates not acceptable to that party.
will conclude, ladies and gentlemen, by Offering
Iyou the following sentiment:
The american Party At once the sword and
shield Of liberty and Of the Union. While it
beats back the enemies Of the by its protecting
arms, it shelters the other. Loud and long APP
lpiause.1
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

aThe Democracy Of Kenncr passed 1efles
Of 9olutons ct 1exington, Oh tle ION of Oc-
tobef The Democracy u Him met 1t Chi
cago the other day, and also passed series Of
resolutions. They are identical ID sentiment
and aamost in terms. Let the DEMO- 10y of this
State read the response Of the greaf Northwest,
it expresses the political views Of the Democra-
cy of the Union. Go East, Wes1, North, and
we have thesame political doctrines in he great
Democratic party of the county risoille
Democrat.
The above precious specimen ofvefat|ly is
being extensively copied, says the Augusta
Chronicle. by the Democratic organs in The
South, with the hope. doubtless, that many OF
their unsophisticated readers, whose sources of
information are confined to their columns, will
regard the statementof the "Democrat" as strict
ly true. What the character of the meeting
in Lexington was, we know not, but presume
1t was mere meeting of the politicians and
some citizens of Lexington. That such was the
character OF the meeting in Chicago, we know
and this is called .sthe Democracy Of Illinois. .
The people ofthe State had no connection what
ever with the meeting. and yet the proceedings
are announced as "the response ofthe great
Northwest to Kentucky. and as expressing Il e
political views of the Democracy OF the Union.'
This is decidedly cool and refreshing. Nor is
this all, the Democrat assures its readers, that
go East, West and North, and the principles OF
the Democracy are the samel Wonderful par
ty indeed, and most wonderfully do the organs
draw upon "their fancy for their facts"
Our readers are familiar with the sentiments
OF the Van Burens and Softs of New York, who
are recognized in Washington as the Democra-
tic party proper in that State; and they are
aware how well their principles correspond with
those of the Democracy South. But we are
tod that the Chicago meeting issthe response
of the great Northwest to Kentucky. Let Us
see. Ohio is partsof the great Northwest
and her Democracy in State Convention, mo-
in town meeting, lately passedthe following
resolution: e -
Resolved, That the people Of Ohio, now, a:
they have always DONE look upon slavery as al
evil, and unfavorable to the development of tn,
spirit and practical benefit Of free institutions
and that, entertaining these sentiments {E
will at all times feel il to Be her dI11 Sc Ad1
power clearly given n Etiona
I inall e as evil
We commend this resolution W. NE study 0
those Democratic organs at the South who hav
published the Democrats libel upon the Demo
cracy Of the Union.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

the 4 lowing beautiful tosst was given II
The Brooke dinner ii day whlel sy the
way we uodersl II ! insgniacsI1 sifair,,
sions, than Va 0th' j be1is1 "A American dslS not
lys. We onIy regret the ladies' were not admit
ted 70 hear The feast ofreason. and the flow Of
soul, which there prevailed, and above all to
hear "JM Sessions" sing a. we are told he did
most glorously, the Star Spanglsd Banner and
LAND or TIE WEsr.
The County Of Yasoo.--S She led the column
in the glorious fight for American principles in
our State, and has earned Tor herself brighter
crown than ever deckedza Regal brow. for the
cause she fought fol. was the cause Of Liberty
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
Letter From senator Brown.

The following letter from Senator Brown to
the editor OF the Mississippian, written by him
on board steamboat whilst en- route for
Washington City, we ought to have laid be-
fore our readers some days since, but press of
matter compelledus to lay it aside until this
mornins. tits upon subject of great inter-
est to the South, and whilst we are unable to
see that much good is likely to ensns from car
rying out the recommendations of Senator
b., yet we are sure our readers will not fail
to notice the plan suggested:
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28

Yasoo City, Dee a4th. 1856.
Ms. PRtxErr: ~ on win please disconiin-
ne sending me your paper, - an tired Of Tread
ing lie interchangeable dhdinsultine twndle about
"Sag Nichbv &c., q party which evidently has
no existence. exceptin the imaginAiions ofsome
few Know Nothing knaves and fools
s. HI. WILSON.
6 The above letter explains itself, and we call
the special attention ofthe gentlemen Of the
American party to this insult. We have had
abundanr proof that our editorial course during
the late canvass, and nov, is entirely approved
by them, and we think 1t is the duty of the par
ty especially in this District. to see that we are
Unidentified for the loss we have sustained in
losing Sag NIGHT subscribers. ! For the insult
inter ded to be convey ed in the above "curiosi-
ty Of literature" we ask no indemnity, not being
hurt. We should as soon think Of complaining
to tn, humane society Of being kicked by grass
ihoppers, as to notice such puny exhibitions OF
impotent fury. Several Antics h previously
stopped their Banners, but as they did it in a
business way, not attempting to give reason
and thereby assuming the right to dictate, we
had no reason to complain Of them, but we dc
think the Americans in this county in Kinds
Warren, Madison and other counties, who &C.
knowledge the good services of our paper in the
election of Mr.. Lake, should see that we have
at least ten good native American subscribers
for every Ante we have lost.
1t is a remarkable fact, that out of the ter
Sag NIGHT subscribers we have lost, sir are 10,
ters. During the early part of the year the,
were our enth lsiastie admirers. We have hell
the even tenor Of our way, pouring hot shot int
the enemys camp, but they have gone over 4
the enemy and have come into the range Of tn
batteries they helped us to erect, and they can
not stand its grape" Is that our fault or theirs
We do not ask our American friends 10 retail
late this withdrawal ofpatronage on Mr.. s. II
Wilson-though we have no doubt he VIII los
hundreds for his i'll temper aud worse breedin
towards us--but we desire and claim as right
thatwe have evinced by our devotion to tn
interests Of the party, from its first organization
that t.ey give as substantiated evidences ofthe
appreciation throughout the State. -
Il Who was it? Bishop Hughes or Uncle Tob,
that said to the little insect that stung him
Go, there is room enough in the world for the
and me-" In like manner we dismiss our ex
subscriber and ex-K Know Nothing Corresponds
n nx1sct II rxr<1-..-. a. " = 10
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
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dec28 THOMPSON q EN-

$500 s oSyIs y LIN hiNOItL.
PROT WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
The testimony Of all who hare thoroughly
tested the virtues Of this ceiebrated article, is,
fhatit will restore the gray and the bald eradi-
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falling, and preserve the color perfectly to ex-
treHe old age. It is now put up with and with
out sediment. See advertisement.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-12-28
The Presidency.

The Washington correspondent OF the Phiia-
deIpha North American writes as follows re-
spectinc recent movements in relation to the next
Presidential election:
ssMr. Pierce is making every exertion to be
re-nominated, with about as much chance of sue
cess as any person of yonr acquaintance that you
might name Through his Office holders, think
it very probable he may succeed in packing the
delegates to the convention from most. or oil, Of
the New England States; from all of which
States. in case of such an improbable event as
his nomination, he would not get one electoral
vote. From the great Northwest he will not
obtain single vote even in the Convention, aud
but few or none from the whole of the South; yet
he and his intimate friends pretend to be very
sanguine. sincerely hope he may be selected
as the Democratic standards bearer, for so great
IS the dissatisfaction against him in the ranks Of
that party, that be would 10 the contest. never
touch bottom or land.
You have seen, no doubt, the sudden Hare up in
favor Of Mr.. Dallas in Louisiana. All this We
understood here. some months since, would be
the case about this time Three papers in Loui-
siana, and two In Alabama, were bought up and
listed for the war under the Dallas nag last
summer, at the expense of wealthy Southerper,
and are now just giving tier banners to the
breeze, and you must look for q terrible noise
from that quarter; but il viii Be no 60. Mr.. D.
could not probably get the vote of hissown State,
certainly not IN opposition to- Mr.. Buchanan.
/ OF course we are destined 70 have . President
making session, and my only wish and hope IS,
that whoever may succeed will be safe man as
regsrds the Union and The Constitution.
in reference to us Dallas movement = The
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