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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-12-13

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This volume is embellished with numerous por-
traits, autographs and sketches of the residences
of authors and Of public buildings, most of which
are highly successful specimens of engraving and
materially enhance the and interest of the
work. We have already alluded to the admirable
manner in which the editors have completed their
difficult enterprise, taken as whole, and have no
wish TO dwell upon the blemishes which minute
or rather mousing criticism, might discover in
some portion of its details. Slight errors have
indeed come under our notice in examining the
work but they are not of character to lead us to
question it's general thoroughness and accuracy.
For instance, the Librarian of the Boston Athe-
neum is called George Folsom instead of Charles
the " Conflict of Ages, by DR.. Edward Beecher,
is ascribed to his brother Charles Beecher; Charles
Prentiss is said to have died in Bromfeld, Mass
instead of Brimfeld; Adm Ballou is spoken of as
belonging to the family Of the celebrated Hosea
Ballou and a whimsical bupder is made in de-
scribing Sibleys History Of the Town of Union
as mon ogram," instead of monograph" which
scarcely nsturalized word was probably lingering
in the writer's ear. Only the first volume of the
Cyclopedia has thus far been published and on the
issue Of the second We shall have something more
10 gay.
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COMMITTEE on RAILROADS

The Committee ON Railroads Of the Board Oh w..
cilneD, held TO meeting yesterday, aquorum not
present.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Board me- Yesterday afternoon at the Office in
Worth.st The hon. JULIAN G.. NERPLAscK presid-
Ing snd Messrs. CarriRan, Kelly, Cumming, Craouee,
Purcy, al Ganigue, present.
A communication from the Consul General OF the
Neherlsr DIS received and referred to the Castle
Garden Committee.
A slight modification was made in the bylaws regu-
latiI z the Medical Depsrtm' mt Of Wards Island.
Dr.. HARRIS informed the Board Of the quantity OF
sud attached TO the hospital at Quarantine and the
manner in which it is.cultivaed. The Quarantine
grounds contain 80 acres which, it appears furnish
the insti u With nearly all of the vegetables re-
Quirtd.
Cspt. CRABrREE reported that Mr. Fsgioh4' clipped
GO en- to SOuth Carolina, during the past week.
The Committee on Wards Island advised the agent
70 purcb about 200 barrels of -four If he could get
It a. IS Is a barrel
The Committee on Reirenchment reported TO make
further clerical alterations and IN favor OF dis
persiDg with smother clerk. Adopted.
MIR. KELLY moved that the former report OF the
Reuecchment Committee be suspended, so far Is it
referred to Mr.. DE Burgh The length OF his services
warranted this
A considerable debate arose in reference to the mo-
ton, which finally canied.
Mr.. NELLIGAS, the agent of the Board at Albany.
reported that could dispense with one of his assist
aIts. Referred 10 the Retrencbment Committee.
The following is q summsry Of the weekly state
nent of the affairs of the Commission:
Number Of emisrants arrived to Dec 1855 SS
Total. ...............,.............lN1 si
To SINE da;e, ls5i.............., :...... ~ ~
Inmates in institution on Wards Is.nd...l 500 3es
Inmates IN Marine hospital ............... ~ ~
ssls
assess,s recept. To- Dec $50
Received to Dec. r. for commute $1,000 .,,
ton OF alien passengers, Gc.... 20l5 zf-5istoo oi
rc..l......................... -. sno;7d 9
Dsb1neu ents to pe.. s, 1855 ..... ...si62 sS3 a
s SaeSdIs sHp pn Mechanic. oD ssa
Tie Board then adjourned.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board of Education met last eveoing at tts Hall
in Grand street. WV. II NELSON, President, 10 the
chair.
The report of the Committee on Repairs relative 70
DIVERS Lightning Conductors, with the folosing
lesolu'ion Was adopted!
Rssared, That to furnish the school eaddn
with ghrrg conductors ST the present ume and thAt the
DO discharged from the further consideration % the
The report of the Committee on Warming and yen-
tilaton on the application Of School Officers OF the
Fifteenth Ward, for an appropriation OF g 100 for
heating apparatus wss adopted.
his report Of the FlnaLce Committee, with the fol-
loving ZEE solution was adopted:
Roired That the Of sls be- and 10 hereby sppro
% he BsSesds sp. Church 10 chy.e
Delaney the Tenth We each IS by ioofse,i said purchase
10 sop that the tile to .sid vested the Mayor
Ate'm.D and COmmonaty Of tee City Of New.Yorni said
The report of the Committee on Furniture, recon-
menoiIg an appropriation of 81 $40 81 to pay suniy
bile for extra work and fitting up OF Ward school No.
49, in Thirty. seventh street, TSeuty-drst Ward.
The re ,ort of Executive Committee, appointing
Mis- Al ME Bs:nman teacher 10 tie Normal School,
adopted.
The report of the Finance Committee approprstiug
$667 IA for furnishing several school buildings with
venotois and apparatus ~as adopted.
The reoort Of the Executive Committee appropns'-
ing 900 for the support Of the Normal Schools, was
ADOPTED.
propratIg $50 600 for Tea Salaries, was adopted
TIE report OF the same Committee IN favor OF ap.
propriaDg s. coo for expenses of the Ward Schools,
" as adopted. ~
commuI icaton from Ward Officers of Twelfth
Wsrd reaues sting the establishment OF &C lool for
emprant children on Wards Island, was referred to
Committee on New Schools.
Another communication from the School Officers OF
the Fifth Ward relative TO purchasing LOT and esecs'
ing an addition TO Wad School No. a..
The report of the Executive Committee in favor OF
approx rating So for support Of the Free Academy
was accepted. ~
The report of the Committee on Sites and School
Houses commencing an appropriation Of $4,61e IL
TO pay for carpenter and other work to complete
school house in Twenty eighth street, near Sixth av-
enue, Twen,ieth Ward, called forth considerable DIS
cussion-the ground of debate being upon ap item OF
SIS for carpeting the teachers PLATFORM Inc report
wss fl ally AGO Jtec as presented.
TteIeport of Special Committee on Alteration Of
SchoolLaws relative to distribution OF funds LEVIED
by tax was adopted and orcered to be printed
After the transaction OF some other business, me
Board adjourned.
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tenth Of tie grain secr,ed by their e1eiOns, has this
YeDke, didel, ioodel do wn
nilol l-lI Il.

Bo,ermlk uno l6nther.
hat il, bpttermilk and tenth.
This song our informant has beard repeated BY q pa
e Of thsi country, who had often listened to il Al
rvest tine in hs youth.
he precise date when
Fs her and went down TO camp
nno' we fear, be fIed with accuracy; but, as tbs
ie was sung at b mixer HILL may be assumed ts
We been in l7f5.
Our copy OF the words is from broadside in q col
ton Of Songs, Bsll.ds, &c purchased from
lad printer and seller IN Boston 10 1918, made D.
,ish Thomas. TIE variations aud sdditonsl st,nz
the notes are from a version given in Farmer =
pores Historical Collections OF New Hampshire, III
The YASKEE's RETURN FROM CAMP.
Father az went Gown to csmp
Along with Csp.ain Gooding,
Ard there we see the men and boys,
AZ thick as has'y PUG ding.
Ciorus-Yspkse Doodle, keep i up,
Yankee Doodle dandy,
Mind the music and the step
And with he girls be handy
And there ve see thousand men,
As .;ch ss Squire David;
Ard what they wasted every day,
| wish j. could b. saved.
The 'lssses they eet every day,
Would keep an house Winter;
They have as much s5st. III be bound,
They eat il when they re mind to.
Ard there We see swapping guu,
Large as log OF maple,
Upon 6eueed little cart,
A oad for fat hers cattle.
And every zine they shoe. it Off,
Il takes a horn of powder,
AID makes a noise ike fathers gun,
Only nation louder.
! went as nigi to one myself,
AZ Slabs under oin ming;
And father went as Dig h again;
l thought the deuce was 10 him.
Cousin Simon grew 60 bold,
thought he wOult have cock 1t;
Itseared me so, snrlnk'd it off,
And huCg by fathers pocket.
Ard Captain Davis had a gun,
lie kud of clept his hand ont,
Au6 stuck crooked stabbing iron
Upon tie little end ont.
Ard there see pumpkin stell
As big as mothers basin;
AID every tine they touched il Oft,
They scsmpered like the naion.
zee little barrel, too,
The heads were maGe of leather.
They knoak'd upon't with little clubs,
And called the folks together.
And there was Captain Washington,
Ard gen:efolks about him,
Tn4y ssy es. grown so tsrnal proud,
He will not ride withou. 'em.
He got him on his meeting clothes,
Upon a shaping stall!on,
He set the void along in rows,
In hundreds and in millions.
The flaming ribbons in his hat,
They looked go tarit 6 tine, ah,
wsn ed pocsiy to get,
To give to my Jemimah.
see another snarl of men
A digging graves, they told me,
So ;arnsl long, go tarnal deep,
They tended they should hold me.
II scsrd nee so, hook'd it off,
Nor stcp'd as l remember,
Nor turn'd about, till got home,
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COMMITTEE ON wHARvES, PIERS AND
SLIPS.

The Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips Of ne
Board # Coupcimen met yesterday sfterOcoO, but I'd
ouIned without doing any business, owing % ne h,a
appearance Of parties Interested in matters oe'o'e
Con mitne
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
CLARENDON IRON WORKS,

Whaling ton, n. &.
! lie CLARENDON IRON WORMS pre-
pa { orders BE, V, rtIcal, HORIZON
tai or O<catiHg Steam Engines, High or Low Pres
sure, and adapted to Ill pu. poses CIrcul'r Vertical and
Portable :. u Mills c"mplct, Pu.~pS Mining VI chin
fy,4riStai;t fI"Hr Mills complete; Parker, Turbim
ana other VT Vine, l.. Equpping Of Steamers. Caf
Wheels md Ak, H"rs' powers OF various patterns
RE, Field Pumps and Engines; Rice ThT"shcrs
SHirEtc M"ciirns Sha!ttIfg Pu!IieS, hangers Grar>
and Ill other Mill Work.
CASTINGS.
Iron and Ertss Castings all descriptions, inclu"inG
Ornamental lion Railing, Pipe, Bridge Castings, &c,
&c. Thy Comp"Hy would respectfully invite atten l.
j. heir s'yl's and p@t.trns OF Railing, which may
at the Ir Office.
Boilers.
Tubular, Flue and cylindrical Boilers, Water Tanks,
himneys and all other kinds of Boiler Work
Repairs.
A separate department and force will be kept for
pairs, where work will be done thoroughly and with
despatch
Having large facilities, the above work wi be dom
reasonable terms as elsewhere, orth or South
and IN prompt and satisfactory manpar.
onsultation by letter otherwise, regard 10 plan"
and designs for mills their furniture, and for ma
chnery general y, willingly cred. All orders OF
communications 10 be addressed to the undersigned
HENRY N. UKANE H-'u.
March %. 35-tf
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ECuETv LAND GIAL.
-. ~. DASES,
Attorney and Counsellor st Law,
CHARLOTTE, -: {.

III. c,,,xiiaas oy u;hcr business attended t" with
prolatrtEs; particularly such refer TO the prose-
-trsH O. Pczfi4n Claims Land Warrants, aud GoH"tonk
~ r. rn:v Ia. against the General Gov,r mcnt un-
,,r tis ,tr Tgua:r Land Law March "a, 1875 CIV
-g 80 Acres og Land al G.c,:S. Land and Naval,
cnInssiozc5 o. Commissioned, al Soldiers, SCI
CisrhE other persons. who have srTHrd III amy
- e. W ,-s IN which the U,i,cd ~ ties !2:e been
r. r,d sn-. l73' sd alo 10 ali Offers and Soldiers
a.: ,ae R.ys'ua7..Ty WuE, thgir widows aHa minor
- 'STtQ.
Frr.ca- having euch claims by presenting them i'm
--af:tJ r1zY Ecc;:.v early issue Of their ccrih
>,,s. GEic, 4c.rs south Of SaGl.r's Hotel. t.1S
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s. so ia ewagd-
SIENNA FIGS.


GREAT desideratum in Families and to persons
suffering from habtual Constipation, beng an
agreeable ard efficient Aperient quite palatable, ard
free from those principles, which make it q
matter of much difficulty to administer medicine to
children. For sale at
SCARF & cos. Drag Store.
Feb IS, 1855. 3O-tf
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WHEAT MARKET,
5Dls1nSS' Mills.

v,.h 70 rurchcse three or four hundred thousa d
bushels Q: good merchantable wheGt 70! which vii
rNv tbs III hcst cash prize.
Charlotte from its iacities OF transportation is osc
inland markets ia the Southern States have
erected large Aerchan Mills contiguous to the Railroad
epeIe Of grinding three hundred barrels OF flour Per
G-y. d1d 10 ka' ? them running must have heat ="
t::ns along, II you want the highest figure for il.
sHI prepared 20 grind fer toll If you want fonr
r rand will be :rnt sell it in any market in
world; here is the place 10 have II manufactured
These Mills have already 'nade rCput lion not ia
rio: ios7- ~ The country.
LEROY STRINGS.
Fure Is 1857. i7-if
@ShiC Charlotte Banner, Salisbury Enquirer York.
viei Standard Chester, lntelligencer, Shelby News.
ArhcviIIei Will ..ert months and forward bills to the
+Iascribcr at CEGrIItte.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-10-23
CHARLOTTE HOTEL.

seEEa THIS Hotel situated in the centre f the TOW"
ssz.H OF Charlotte convenient TO all the places OF W
sness-!s 81 II kept open or pubic nodauoniI
i ne proprietor has been engaged III keeping pun.
house at this stand for fourteen years He now oDs
10 the Of the pu lie new edition Of his iorme
house greatly enlarged and improved, presenting =,
front two story Vera IN de II ~ H.
in ength by 10 feet in width, baneaonieIy shaded
trees in The side walk, afordng pleasant proHeiaO'
all hours OF the day.
The is thoroughly furnished through out ~
IN every part OF II creature comforts are abundant
tangible, especial y IN the Dining Room, "h''
| the ner man is renewed day by ay.
CONNECTED with this oel arrs.ables afordne fovD
for 100 horses abundantly furnished with gram ."
provendef, at ended by faith ul and obliglng hoste
I he proprietor feels confident that with his long 81
perence and any advantages added to bis o." I,
native disposition 10 be pleasing and agreeable "a
prepared TO offer TO his friends and the rest OF -
as many comforts and IS mhch good cheer as VIII "
found anywhere, perhaps little more
Gy Try she Charlotte Hotel. ou
Charlotte, n c., Aug. 10. 1885. 3-ym avu,s
Columbia Caro.inian, Wilmington Journal, Asneps
News and Yorkville Citizen, please insert NOM
and forward accounts 10 this Office. la"'"''
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

81 Al L UE NU1a Il UAhULENHs
MECkLENBURG COUNTY.
S"rcfior Co~H Of Luso-i>pfiHg Term, 1855
Nancy Miller,
Petit Divorce.
John Willie \
appears to the satisfaction of the Court that John
Miller the defendant in this case, resides beyond
the limits OF this State: 1t is therefore ordered by the
court. that adv ertisement be in the We tern De-
mocrat. for three months, notifying he said defendan
of the filing OF this petition and that unless appears
the ext Term OF this Court held tor the county
of Necklenburg, at the curt House in Char otte on
the 18th Monday, after the 4th Monday in August
next, and ans said petition, the SAID will be taken
pro confesso and heard ex parte as to him.
Witness. Jennings 3. Kerr Clerk of onr said co.
at office, the 7th Monday, after the 4th Monday IN
March, A. D.. 1855.
j. 3. KERR, Ms C.
july 90, 1858. prs fee s1o1 532o
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sIEGkLENBURG HOUSE,
NEW BOOKS FOR SALE
AT

l'HE Save OF the Lamp, fosthumOus NOvI, br vii.
liam North. Ingcnuc, or the first days of the Blood
ny Alexander Dumas. Translated FROM the original
manuscript
Fashion and FAncies, by Mrs Stephens.
The Maroon. legend of the Carribbccs and other
tbs by w. Gilmore SimmE.
The Castle Builders, By the author of "IIeartsea
"Thc Hex Ct RaiclyRe.' Scenes and Chances" etc
Tic Ola Ian. er th9 TE4v,lI,rs' Entertainments by
Ivsiah Barnes, "a
The aboyc I'll Tic very latest and most popular
nDvos OF the day.
We Constantly keep hand lar e aud wei. SELECTED
Ecek Of stationary Of every k.nG are constantly re-
criSing all the books that being pubIishcd and
books that Uc have Dot got. get the shortest
nncc. AZ >,
juno - ISIS
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c. { 5. c. RAIL Road C0mPiNY.

EMm S1fz
SDHlPPERs Of Produce or ether Freight will forward
> their receipts 10 the eonslgnee. All F-eigh' WI
and storage viii b. changed after IS hours from
Of unloading ..r,
ColuInbis, Aug. 6. 1858. '-<"
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NOTICE.

I 4 AVfSI mad, o., ~ he -rcoun's due III
1fENOGgAT" Office FIR Advertising and Sub.
ser piup> all person, indrb;'d ," Us rr" r'qnes'
9: pay up without d-ay. The business Of TIE
Ire firm must be cE.,ssd = July Court. or ta"Se
tut.l,.e3 rnn,l ;1ks tie c"nscqIrutcs
WARING & IfERRON.
Juss 20 ~
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kaxe yOur G. SIS!

TEE Nj. ~. AerouHts az Ia 1T, a. Of A u.
! t.ua. = g. F..- b, en- llac"a - tic han"s 81 =
- W. F. g., ~oil.cs .nn aud +-t"Iuent Th'Sc III
Ist ,.ur - Eoi" Ace ant rrqn"strG {" ma H
---~cs- O, -, !,;ih,E It"u grrce ca"
I. { I'D 49, r..l \ t-E.c.c.
ALEXANDER {, JOHNSTON.
E--:. : 1853. J~F
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Dissolution.

The co-parinership heretofore exisiing b',,w, en-
he subscribers, under thr firm OF " EI\1 o.
fIERRON in tho pubiIcati"n Of The p" I" rsier"
D.frnocraf" has ,xpired This day By i's own NM
iaion. The accounts doe the firm must hf cI"sro
IS shon as possible. Either is auih"rzed TO settle.
- r. P. WAR!NG,
RUFUS a.. HERON.
Eunt 6, 1888.
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EsEAACzAS HaETEgENG

ASNaHTEsENG
Well done or no Pay required.
>-S TIE ind rsigned respectfully informs the pub
: lie. that he has opened ii BIZ ACkSMITH SHOP
k4& OH College stree t, opposite the Charlotte & S. c.
"aroad Depot where he Is prepared to execute all kinds
~ ii chsnItnrng, Horse Shoeing, Repairing Boilers
.nakiug Miii Irons, &c.
a Il orders to J. r. Hama Messr$ Irwin, higgins &
Go, my self viii b. spec Oily attended, to. Ref TO MIR
=. DAVIS, the North Carolina Railroad, and VIM.
DAG & Co., Polnetto Foundry, C"iumbia, s G.
S. J. PERRY.
march 2, lS55 2-61n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
ClIOLEKA!

The St. Clairsvile Gaze tie, after having
stated that few cases of cholera occurred
within few days past in the vicinity OF ia.
cobsburg Belmont county, o., and that SOL
of Mr.. Abraham Ramsay, and Mr.. Smith
and wife had died therefrOm, says;
at is rumored that Cholera has appeared
in Wheeling. Several deaths are said 10 have
occurred"
1t is surprising that friend Gressinger, dis.
lant but a few hours from Wheeling, should
be so easily led astray (either to his own in.
jury or that of our city,) in giving publicity
10 an old woman's tale, promulgated by in.
terested hucksters, and as false as those which
were earl last season put forth as facts, thro
the medium of the country papers on the west
ern siue Of the Ohio
Now we assert most positively, and upon
authority of the Board of Health, that not a
single case of cholera has occurred in Wheel.
ing during the present season, and that buj
one has been seen, and that one was the car
penter Of the steamer Empire City," wht
became sick near Cincinnati, and was rapid
ly convalescing when the boat passed this
poinl bound lOr Pitts burg. some ten day:
since .-WheeLiHg Argus.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
BY Last Nights Mail.
THE EUROPEAN NEWS.

The news from Europe, brought by the
papers last night is only an enlargement
on the various topics reported by tel.
egraph.
The letter writers predict raising o.
the seige of Sebastopol. The allied ar
my is said TO be in a critical condition
and no hope is entertained of the speed J
capture OF the beleaguered city.
The letter writers say that the posi-
ton of the Allies is SO uncertain tha
!he papers hereafter may head their in
teliigence from the seat of war, "Th,
Alias not get taken" instead of "Scbas
tOpoL not yet taken"
The escape of Louis Napoleon in thr
attempted assassination by Pianori, wal
very narrow. The Emperor was great
y congra tulated. The affair produced
great sensation in England.
Other items of intelligence are unim
portant.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-05-25
A Few Words with tx. N. Demo-
Gratis

The following correct rule Of con.
duct towards boilers we copy from the
Hooking Sentinel, and endorse it with
hearty good will.
In this county, as in all parts OF the
State, there are some members of the
Know Nothing Organization, who have
heretofore acted with the Democracy,
and W ho have in years past been will.
ing to trust their fate TO the hands of
the Democratic party. We know of some
in this county who have always pre-.
tended TO be firm and steadfast Demo,
Gratis, and who haze ever been support
ed by the Democracy, and kept in office
for several years, who, when appearan.
.ces indicated the party that had been So
.genourous with them, would suffer a
temporary defeat have fOrsaken and
Joined in with secret midnight poloti
cal cabel and at thus time endeavoring
to cut the throats of the very men who
have done most for them, and have rails.
ed them to high and prominent station
both in the party and in community
For such men we have little sympa.
thy, and cannot consent TO give them
our support. Such persons are unfit
the support and confidence of the De.
mocracy, and SO long as they continue
in their present treacherous and treason
bile course they cannot expect to receive
1t the hands Of the Democracy any coun.
tenance. We have the names of large
number of Democrats who are now con
niving with secret enemy for the pur.
pose of their defeat, and if occasion re-
quires it, we feel bound to give them to
the public.
We dislike to perform such q task,
but our duty as public journalist, and
as the organ Of the Democracy of this
county, requires il, aud it mus. be done
We are wei aware that some of them
are very indignant that the public ShOl'd
even think, or any one should so much
as intimate, that they are holding prom
inent Offices in that organization. Blu,
we have the proof to convince any man
of the truthfulneSs of our assertions, and
hence shall not be backward in doing
SO,
If they wish to again attain the posi-
Ton they have heretofore occupied in the
Democratic party, and show themselves
worthy OF the confidence which has
heretofore been bestowed upon them
the proper course for them to pursue, is
to Withdraw from the corrupt, Fedora
clan with which they are now connec.
ted, and again prove by their acts tha'
they are Democratic, in principle al
we'll as in name.