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BY TEL L. G. II A p III /.
American Convention.

dNcrtcdn Contention.
CIycrSSkTI, Nov. 23.-The American convention finally
adjourned midnight The majority report adopted by
Staes92 H. The report says that the Missouri Com
promise should be restored and if efforts it fall
Congress should refuse to admit any State toerang slavery
into the Union.
protests against coalecing with any party demanding
abandonment of American principles dsorgan1aon
the party.
1t recommends meeting of delegates at Philadelphia on
the 10th Of February.
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lou RENT.-The and comr~odious dwelling house sd
joining Ralings 9Th rernsy
and Louisiana areBue~ rooms dining
kitchen hoar
lors and toilet second and three chambers the
lhrd Ao spacious cellar
having
he within Gfty of Gsys National
nro~nis Hoeis % j. E. CIokcy,
street NORTH between lAgh and l5h streets wssi,
New Gs--dAs
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November 20, 1855
pRoPosAIs carrying the mails Of United from
lah day Of baa,y 1850, The ah day Of June, lss inciu
and herein ~ be received u the conirse
S. m January 1856,
springs, Cokerviie, Ciaiborne and Gzineso~n Mobile,
sj mr. and back daily; with eide supply q Greenvllt
kukviiIe tn-wesky; the transportation between Mont
ssa w ~ S oess when ~ oaa s
bad Of four horse mail of sufficient
sonr1y or 6asorne and sswsen Claiborne and No
bile such CLASSES of ssasboars be suitable IL
e AN q he sa ss %
and exclusive soso Of me accepted bidder o. bidders.
amy other peoa OF persons having rsht to
Leave Montgomery daily al 43,pm;
Leave Mobile daily al H. from lat November 10 III
lane, and at z, in, residue ofyeari
Arrive Montgomery in y hours BY y, M from LIST No
weather to t 1uue, and by y p IN, residue OF year.
NOTE.
No pay will he made trips psormhd
satisfactorily explained trs times The OF The
depending and sufficiently excused,
oah Of the M The trip il subject 70 forfeiture
isfesy explained by ceraes,e. q psmas,e o. Inc .d'da
Of into port o1ice snfrrns injured Destroyed,
bed and for eusibe after demand the mail
hces on The route may
tract for rspeaed failures 10 run asIes.by TO eoSsct for d.
General may the schedule lie alsa
crease on the pay. He mag also
the in whole part rafa decrease OF he
dispensed Az
sisiant General supecrbed Mail Pogosas or fla
Tire depart
by 18th Of February 1886 further
see pamphrt conveying
Mississippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas Of ISL
Nuv 24-t4w Postmaster General.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers

The ships comprising the line arc The following:
The Atlantic ....CaPs west
racine fsnfuse
n -, These SHIPS having been built BY contract
pressiy for government, service, every has beer
&4f taken in their construction, also in her
insure strength and speed and their acconmo-
uncgused for elegance aud comfort
Price of passage from New York Liverpool in istcls cabin
S1 IN seccnd cabin e5 Exclusive Of sze
925, From Liverpool New York, % and 20 guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached TO each ship.
No berhs be secured until paid fbr
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MA RRIED.

Al wood county Maryland Thursday.
November 2ld by the Rev A. BE.Elv Baltimore
W MILLER - Geogssoun, d. O. TO SOPHIA r., daughter
the tate Hsssy ToLsc~, Eco.
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Death Of an army 0Ecer.-Second Lieutenant Water
manu. IT., OF the first artillery Of the United States army,
died Fort Moutrie, Charleston harbor South Carolina,
on the 18th inst
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1 Yirainian Killed

MoHILE, Nov. 22-Wm. II. Trone of Virginia, was shot
here last night by Thos g. Banks Of Columbus Mississippi
TroDe died Immediately. Banks arrested.
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Wrappfpy Paper, Sealiag Wa1, and Tsene.-Inquiries
having made the prices paid by the Post Office
Department these articles application the proper
quarter learn that the prices paid at the several
points which the delivered are as follows;
Al Washington CRY.
Wrapping paper, 20 by Is, per ream 50 OIL
g 20 by 80, (not in contract.)
Cotton Irvine, as described in proposals. per pound ~
Hemp swne a. so9s R e p eopna per pound
Sealing wax, per pound u
Al Ss~ York City.
Wrapping paper, 20 by q, per ream 50
26 BY 81, (no contract price.)
rs by 40, Ono contract price,
Cotton twine, described proposals. per pound 22A
i" Con spoois,) per pound 22A
Hemp Irvine, Gas described in proposals. pound lIs
Sealing wax, Gas described in proPosals) per pound "
AZ Cincinnati.
Wrapping paper 20 by Is, per resm - 30
20 by 81, (same above.)
70 by 40, (same as above-)
Cotton twine, Gas described in proposals. per pound M
Hemp Irvine, Gas described in proposals. per pound ls
Sealing Gas described in proposals,) per pound ~
Proposals for a contract for contracts win be
received until the S0th day Of thu month, November at
~ o'clock, N.
Eeo Pot O6ces.-The following named post Offices
have established, and the following named gentlemen
appointed postmasters:
Mddetown, Goiad county, Texas james Kenney, post
Colbert, Russell county, AIabamsi William W. Pitts,
New Potosi, Macon county, Alabama; James A. Boin,
postmaster. Re-estabished.
Hlls5orough Bad Axe county, Wisconsin; Daniel Bris-
Warrensve Lycouling county, Pennsylvania Joseph W.
hiner, Postmastef-
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Railroad Accident.

BUFFALO, Now 23An express train the Brantford rail-
road into wood train Wednesday night killing four
German laborers.
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C0tAl OF tLAFN8.
Friday, November The met at IL o'clock. The
judges all present.
The argument in the privsteer Armstrong claim (adOurn
ed from yesterday resumed By the Solicitor, who
had not concluded bis remarks, when
The court adjourned to II o'clock Monday.
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Aeascy oy Fasscn sroai,uos ct.rrs,
WassGsioa, Nossmper -, lcSJ
IN inquiries addressed 70 me t caasn,'
French prisr 10 The rarauon Fass %
now pursue espeent has
has Sssa eaeeiassa as ms asas not sa
s 2 me S% s ~S1a ss
90 , 10 other 70 s s
Of NE ealny session in ne .al ,a das, s
Claim; oss,s a ~. se ,,Ssss q = s sp
q ss.s claim. w1sa 1g and . sSp e aS
haicaly points saen board as rsh ard poPsa y s s
IONS H. sUTnMss Ms Impol.sr and Dealer ri. T. s mias
j reserved q .l =. az y. .1 ssss
coersc brandy and dark llon very h'gh oaef 70 w
scotch ~bnhey, schsaam gin, superior quriiy
Jamaica Mononssheia whisky, er ~ , nns an ~.
Rhine, naraschino
London brown stout
Manm and as ,,s es cnssesns gsrs
and is Roase.sonr .s,.
s l.. . .sa'as: 81 T. asy ess ,s1 'A'
Regal. e Cas- Ressa u siiianaesa
Vl.aas,s Laad.s. as@S., Sc &C ,.om. ...,.,,,, ara
whs from ,hs highest priced TO as Boz
's Now ' ss"s sf''
rAnCEa positively csr.d without the use Of .a"s-
tic ~ s1 u 1ai he s s% %
Just and Of no cure, no pay 49,. -
All desiring evidence Of its edency are
referred ~ the following Of Baltimore VIE: ~! Ih'na
Ri.set keeper Mis- " Potts, NO. ~ ofuay
street near Tiffany Rodah Nichols Bethel Court ner
broadway: and street. south Of Pratt
II shoud BE- afflicted that 70 make
ure terrible taken in hand with az tie osay
posaibie =. -. -. =. IN. u,,., ay,sns .
u affected =. II. a, ,u.r,s :. ,,,ly
lnsp paying attending expenses
All addressed TO ne promptly answsrsn
Nov 2a-diw No ita baltimore ST., Baltimore, bid.
-
new York ting Establishment
ONE PRICE ONLY.
No 3a4 avenue ID door below the National Hotel
EsTfNcs vrsunxs vengs Just received superior assot-
Y nsnl OF velvet, cashnerci, and rich silk vestings
Also select stock and which we make to
Ssnusme M = iaiHn"As 49, WALL & STEPHENS.
THE FINER SlUALITIEs.--Tweny pieces real French
black cloths finer quaiies IMAM useai,
at kao;y low prices.
10 ule,es medium black and cassmeres
40 uieces asvovted colo and cassimerss
Largely
from the fact hat " e ma prices low
We ares adding stock daily.
Ouer only rnmw DEVIATION
Good ar,ees prices, ar dealing be reea on IN az
fEhHf DAol i.nn,
Nav "a I0taf Opposite Centre Market.
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housekeeping Articles.

Housekeeping Articles.
THE subsnber deses pabac attention 20 his extensive
house furnishing goods Which no" e"1e'
complete in every department, contrasting ia part Of
FRENCH CHINA.
Godband plain whe and richly dnnei desset
TEA large of dnnsr and Tea ware 10 a
pitchers perfume bottles, card reeevers WIN large variety ~
fancy articles appropriate 70 dec0s's eAs' p''' D' anu
IRoNsroNE CHINA.
Dinner tea and ,oIe, .so detached pieces large
stock Of I'd sid.'s latest shapes
GLASS WARE.
American French Bohemian, such as decanssrs naeons'
anors tabirrs finger bowls water bo,es oa bowls
dishes, salts, pitchers kc
TABLE CUTLERY.
Tn sets hyone and hfy,thsee pieces ho'
ivory handled knives only carves and fohA, seciS, 80
BLocK-TiN GOODS.
Such as ehadns dishes from 10 u ~ coffee and tea us
coffee pots pots, coffee bississ, &C
PLATED GOODS.
Such eens aud ss spoons and lois e'0'
covered dishes pitchers, cake and fruit basker, "S 90
JAPANNED GOODS.
Such as wase tea usys plate slop sr
iubs water cans, &C.
GAS FIXTURES.
From tho factory Of Corneus Baker, Philadelphia m sale az
the manufacturers retail prices
MISCELLANEOUS.
Solar arms. sapdoies wood ware brushes
fonss LADDER, door mats rattan GOODS
vdew britannia oroazed ron sosds
Of almost every Description oseinrf wh
of ARTICLES OF utility and armament nat deemed ne
wi, and decidedly
prices They will not only ind large assortment from
pledge myself 70 sell as cheap -
The description 81 goods can ns purcnsed In any o
any pan tho city Georgcownff free Of
charge
sale can be had on application at tins s'ote u, ,oprpp
Nov IL nawswf Iron hail.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
BROWN, sHlPLEY, = Co,
STEPHEN KENNARD / CO,
q. g. w Va S9s'in sai'i L l cSa,
ss s
Shippers please TAKE notice thai the sps s this line cannot
carry goods conrabard OF war
OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTERIES
OF MARYLAND.
The owios are he draw. numbers q q, Maryland con'o'
LIT I'd 81 an ssh s.h nh 9Th 9th 10Th llth ia,h
10 10 81 30 81 &c % 81 80 II
The are re. ne a..- numbers % q &C r.ap'oo Institute
Ist 81 a 4sh sch 9th TIN esh OH lOsh lith
Al SO SO CO "a 81 20 60 10 40
r. *. Brennan,
General Agent for the Contractor, Baltimore.
L, NJ kor.ar'' Commissioned
TILE qua HUNTERS Of the Far West, by Alexander
Heush. P,sess.n,. in siay Law Martial Military In
s =. .sssss s and Painting VOL
Wa Terms. i vo- London. 1855. So cents.
Glossary fMa.y Terms fsr Yenns ohee and Military Read
o.s,rnss sav.. Ann S e, isAs . cents
An.sd se'ose. seirnes .na Physical Geography vol Lon
The Songs Of Scotland tssv.ra bundred each
Nov ~ FRAyCK TAYLOR
NUPEklOH Turntn9 Lathe and Splendid Lot of
tools pvsts ssieTbs subscriber has for very
small
OF suitable
model maker den, requiring fine 'os which viii
JAMES O MCGUIRE,
Nov 2J-d6t AOctoneer Commissions
HARVEY a ADAMS. having p..s n...s eS H. vgh..I.r
Co all ir stock of hardware In the ,~s~y
by thew Mo- as5 r-nssyssnia opposite ssc-s.
respectfully putcbass thr
wese,ectsd stock az goods We by
and good Of all mrft
eonnnvssce az The custom If the old arm
~ HARVEY adams
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new York Fur1siS ing EstablishmeDs
nNF PRICE ONLY
By ). G. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.

trALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT PUBLIC AUG
afternoon. November aeth p oe,eek, on
Inc " wmscx pan BuTbefed IN square nun
.rrd 81 fronting 4 and 9th streets ~esi
brick swelling oases hAvins eae
OF but ia the most vuortaia'
6rrase sys with sasbs nanes water
md buiding desirable residences
Also urs- tsestcry frame dwethhs houses
story building, containing ght fpoms esch aa
,ued ON Washington street, Immediately in the rear Of iAa
Of The same o onilns "a iest inches On
ton street, i'm proved by brick Stable
residue in six, twelve egateen
and ur months interest," secured by deed % trust
the premises ssiA"H-o = ~.
2O--d s@FN ss# s4kN2 hu11""Nef'
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Hon. Henry Dodge, of Wisconsin arrived in this city yes
erday and gives much pleasure to add that he is in thu
| enjoyment Of excellent health and spirits
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The New York papers Of yesterday morning contain fur
Their intelligence by the steamship Canada which arrived
Halifax the preceding day We make for the
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THE hand yarey Of Ainercan and Iaian
MARBLE MONUMENTS, OF beautiful design and highly 6n-
which be invites e attention. 81 tie public
other Kind OF marble
vii, hpd il BIN cali The marble and
qualify and will be sold low sini
lsrw work an obi,in~d II the Norrh-
Also on hand large h,1by 6nishsd MARBLE NAN
Tells, which will be sold NJ redncrd prices
ALEXANDER RUTHERFORD.
Yard door from i3S street.
Nstiona. Theatre.
Nov lt--eo3m
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ooUPLr--Robers Cray aged nineiy-hye, has
just been married in fluyannG county Va 10 lady aged
ninety-two years
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These figures given by the Russian Minister Of Fl
in official speech made the 9Th August last
the annual asemblage Of the council of the Imperial
Credit Institutions at which the state Of those institutions
for 1854 described In considering this prcdigous
augmentation OF debt it also be remembered that
while England aud France continue unmolested the
industry OF peace and nearly support the contest Of the
year by its savings, Russia is reduced fall back
whatever realized capital exists in the country. The
boards Of the Emperor the church The provincial govern
ments, have almost Disappeared Russia cannot raise
public loan in Europe, and all that from foreign
countries must be paid for in money since her produce
cannot find outlet" Poverty is encroachsg upon her
at rapid rate and IL is probable that she viii be more
BUNDLED by the effect Of her nsnc. losses upon the no
biliiy than in any ether way.
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Lambert Tree. jr.,
couxsKLIoR A1-bsws
Office No. 40 Lonsano vert door 70 the eorHer Of
Gh street,
GoHubtas
,ocluJps the Usirod Of Claims, and hs
special business before ns executive departments asa
10 he o claims OF nasns-
Nov l5-eod2ws
DROGREss sf Rslsgssus ny L.. 1arfn ciaiids-
II
Lilly. Novel.
3
Vol 4.
Rehsinn; by r a. wilson. Illustrated
Border Bcas~x; w. Gtinsove simus.
Hmike; BY Charles Dickens
The Child Wife, Charles Dickens
Mysces n suasu by William Harrison Aims,
worfn. E e
Nov % FkfNCk TAKLobt
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The Of these saps viii moi be accountable for god
bullion ewery metals, unles bills
therefor
Shippers please thar the ships
carry any goods conrabard OF
Nov 24-dtf
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THE FIRE AT MAcos.--Ths Savannah Georgian Of Wed
nesday last has the following in relation TO the desruc-
ton Of the telegraph Office at Macon by FIRE:
eve learn that fire broke either in, adjoining
the Electric Telegraph Office in Macon yesterday morning
which destroyed that Office and All the apparatus books
and papers belonging thereto and that the fire extended
the FLOYD House but what further damage done to
that hotel we did not learn.
aMr John A. Bremen, chief telegraph operatSr 10 this
city, c for Macon last nj gbt with apparatus and materials
TO establish the office again"
DAMAGES A TxLseRAFH coxPAsF.-Tke Rich
mond Dispatch Of the 22d instant says;
In the circuit yesterday Judge Meredith presid
ing the suit of John c. ffobson Washington and New
Orleans Telegraph Company decided in favor Of the
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City INTELLIGENCE.

IMMIGRANT pArrTJs.--on information received Of Mr.
Blomberg United states Consul at Hamburg the Mayor
yesterday sent to the ship Deutschland Sergeant Sender
and squad OF police, where they succeeded In taking
into custody four men, who their aidavts state
that they sent to this country paupcrs One Of
them Carl smithe alleges, in his affidavit that he
rived AT the port of New York the 18th September
the ship Deutschland from Hamburg Post master Carl
was born IN the city Of Nalchin, and blacksmith by
trade but owing 10 the scarcity of work he went 10 the
city OF Rabel where he was arrested as yaprant and
sent TO the penitenary at Gustoro for n time unkno
TO him ami that he there stayed five months when he ap
piled TO be sent TO the United States as did also other
prisoners, three Of whom and himself were each OF them
then provided With suit Of clothes hat and Lnap.
sack and on being shipped the above ship they had
each given them sight draft for 81 So a free
passage to New York, and inland ticket to Milwaukee
The Mayor at once sent TO the congnees of the vessel
who agreed to take the paupors back whence they came
al the cost Of the Duchy otNecklenberg schwern who
sent them hither.
FRI IN FoRTnTu srRErI-TrmE HoRsrs Brpyr TO
nrATHLast night between and 10 O'Clock fire broke
out in frame stable in Foreth street between Fourth
and Lexington Before any aid could be render.
cd three horses burnt to death the stable was also
consumed There four horses in the stable: ono wa
uniniured. Two belonged to Mr. Charles Valentine,
butcher, and the other 10 hi brother James, Charles
Valentine valued his horses at 5000 ON one hor % h.
has an insurance OF $500 In the Pacific Insurance Com
any. james Valentine valued his horse AT 500 There
j. an insurance Of $500 the stable slaughter house
&C., In the Pacific Insurance Company The slaughter
house not injured Loss OF the stable Is estimated
at about $500.
Cmcxrr-ST, GroEcE vs. Nav yoRs--Ihis great cricket
match commenced yesterday The cricket ground hut
one innings each side played It stands thus
~. George, los runs; New York &C runs. That fnc
erickeor tomcry plays the part Of st. George in this
match, and II will be that his bowling makes all the
difference a. in the last match New York with the
stance Of sans their professional bowler and ground
keeper, had II all their way. The play will be
sumed to-day at 10 o clock.
Man DnowSfD-capt Hunt, Of schooner belonging
to Passport laying at the foot Of pier No East river on
returning board last night missed his footing and fell
overheard lie lived for about half hour afterwards
Medical assistance sent for, but the gentleman de-
clnci TO come Tho Coroner viii be notified this morning
The ts, remains dccA awaiting he cVrcncI action
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The Burlington Catastrophc-Chargc 10 the
Grand Jury.


The burlington County Courts opened yesterday morn
ing at Mount Holly Hon. Stacy G. Potts presiding, who
delivered long and able charge to the Grand Jury, in
which, among other matters OF Importance he alluded TO
the recent railroad catastrophe at Burlington which de-
manded ut the hands Of the Grand Jury searching and
thorough Investigation Every person who puts his foot
in New Jersey is entitled to the protection Of her laws in
security Of life limb and property and II these in
inged justice should be DONE and the offending party
parties punished
The catastrophe produced by concurrent acts
the backing Of train and the crossing Of pair Of
horses the track at the instant Either
lawful act. II the collision The result of either
both the parties performing the act in improper
nerif either guilty Of culpabe neggence-if either
is chaTgeable with want of due caution, the offender
should be held answersabe for the consequences The
rules OF Law explained and the jury instructed that
il the act be lawful in itself and yet done in improper
manner, whether by culpable ignorance, or
want Of due caution and death ensgA IL would be man
slaughter and that whoever by neg contributed 10
the death Of another, is responsible.
Several Of English law in point cited, and
the law OF New Jersey quoted in reference to the running
of engines blowing of Whistles &c. Those having the
control Of engines Of train crying many passengers
particularly bound to caution and vigilance and If
he whose duty II is to ring the bell blow The whistle,
nesecs TO do and in consequence OF that neglect
death ensues he is liable to be indicted for mansaugh
ter; and with any employe, charged with particular
duty. II the driving Of the horses the track an
net Of curabe negligence and reckessness the driver is
liable to lie indicted.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept 19Arr brir- Lucy Ann Bry ant,
Boston. Times Lambert do, keoa, Treai, do Denarara,
Hanson Providence schrs Marsh Miller DO X II DAILY Ches
do Thoinas Cooper, Douglass, do Hickey Fers
void Susan Duncan sawyer do J. Ferguson Cham
pion do; Wave. Tabbu Addison Me- John Y Nckecn, Nc
Keen bridgeport Ireland, Tramnes; Mary Iouisa s.el-
mar: Shriver Cain; W Dennis. Hewitt and Isno Du-
mont coison Boston, II Whidin Jerman. Salient Reteccs
Fogc pckey, portsmouth, Only Son, Perry, kBef.Crd Al
herr Jami-on, Passports Homer Bangor Cur.
It's Wisely Providence.
Havana. brics Delhi. Kenny, WInde Sarah Een DCyle
Portland Orlando Kuf; pemsrara, Hanson; Black Hawk
snarrs. caharne Rogers Perry; Lucy BRYANT Epbsa
Treat and Gamma, Easse Boston, schrs Washington PAD
trrsar md Touah Hobb, Portland Jas II Stour Cron 4
p We;h. reil Cohb Iamou Dupont, Cor~on WIN R,cLey
rer~wt rd; Dennis, Hewitt; shrircr Cain, Tysuay
JI,hreh; Cadmus kckerson flo Gould and Cicer. Int
" Bo.,on; star kicAcs-on rro,iencei Las Bud1 New.
burg JfUs Cooper, ID rrasa Iambriigap,F G Pssatsr
re- IEIp, siopey PVaii wave. Tassu M.es, MAJ; D
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platform and how they would whip all the other parties
Hndoo, soft shell and hard shell-ou. Of the field. He
was much applauded.
At the conclusion Of the speech the question was taken
on the adoption Of the address and resolutions and they
were adopted
MI. JcEzaH hrNr said that Mr.. Wilson was unavoida
bly, absent but he would be ready in the Of day
or two to take his part in the present movement He
then stated that according to the present laws in Kansas
man was liable to be sent to prison for reading the
Declaration Of Independence.
Mr.. EDGAR KETcHUM informed the audience that Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher would not be presen he had to
then read by Mr. McMulen, and adopted nously-
Resolved That the New York delegation have power to MI
all vacancies that may in their own body
Resolved, That when this meeting adjourns adjourn sun
ect the call of the Few York delegation the Republican
State Convention for considering the ticket 10 be nominated
and for the taking such other action may be iof
the best interests Of the republican party
Alter the adoption Of the foregoing the meeting ad
jOur1ed