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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-14

OF the Eigbteenth ward presiding A coufeteace com
mtee Of two from each ward Qnciuding the Chairman
was appointed T. report the of suitable person
Tor the whlg nominee for Assembly The committee
siss Of miller and hcCabe OF the Twenty first ward
Bic. and Churchill OF the Eghtes nth ward The
vention then sdiourDed.
SIXTH roLicE DISTRICT CONVENTION.
The Convention for the nomination OF a Police Justice
in the Eighteenth and Twenty first wards where Justice
Pearry ofcisies b, appointment ofGov Clark again
last evening at ononneirs, Of Third and
Twentieth street.. II. Burleson, OF the Eighteenth
ward presiding 5. H. Cooper, Of the Twenty first ward
acting a. Secretary Telsrs-Jamcs odell aad isldy
Bllger. six bsots taken Tor delegate nj large
without choice the vote standing every ballot ior John
y Cooper, Of the twenty hrs, ward, and . Cor John
Sampson.
The prominent candidates for the nomination Of Police
Justice were:Justce Pearcy, Of the Eighteenth ward
and James Ilandreav, GIeutcnant Of Poicc) Of tbs
twenty first ward. The cLainr of tho latter advo
Gated by Messrs. j. NJ. 0d,, Dennis MeCabe Thomas J.
Garland and of the former by Charles G. Murch Ieiy
Bger, and George q. Bellows. Adjourned tor wcek
TO THE EDITOR or rus HERALD.
NEW YoRk Sept 13 1850
Ny name having been several times mentioned in this
Herald and other Journals IN connection with thu
nations of various political organizations, | wish 10 say
that am not now, nor have ] ever been, a voluntary
J>E. COOLEY
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
NEw YORK sept. -. 1885.
perceive by your paper OF this morning that you have
placed me in your hist Of the candidates for the
nomination OF Sheriff by the democratic party. would
feel obliged IL you would contradict the same
not, and do not intend to become n candidate for any
Office this fall but intend 10 support with energy the
candidates nominated by the democratic convention
WIN. NJ. TWEED
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Nav York, sept IL 1865
among the list Of democratic candidates for Office.
VIII you be so good 10 correct this error. never
party with whom have never been associated in any
way, shape or form. j. w. RANsEY
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FrFfEU % Hf-tsffpi,--N1i "a 20 a, itl- ~
efs, 1e7s la, La 90, i,sD. ls,f ~, 80
rtitfa y tAaoots. CssesS rsfl-T, - v y -, q,
3D. gs a. "a. :. -
C1xsos PTxAs-Ss~ srp. so, sSs 20, flt F-a T4
fT' - -, Y;., grg, ~ NJ, Lss
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HOTELS AND SUMMER RETIRE ATS.

nE.ANCEY H0Usf.--DrikSCEY HevsE. NO -
IL Broadway corner of Wavefsy place, 1pposse New York
Aoe having been recently dccoraed and painted, y no~
Prepared 70 furnish rooms Ia sits ain gle with pryae able,
reasonable other 1rs ciars hnfls y kfDDFfie
VEgy SUPERIOR ACcOAxoDArTos FoR FAMILIES
AMI sngs persOns, lie found Al he Brsypgr House.
Fth aye0ne corner of Eeh kept upon uc EcroPesn
Ksn- Eosus oascet a. reuri ra<s from - prices y
asssAsoS. ALBEIT CLARK. Pgpfls9s
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GRAND EXCURSION TO THE FISHING BANKS
NJ The safe and cOmmodious double engine steamer MAS
sACHrsFI1s VIII make excursion 70 the Flhng Banks
Sunday sept ls5 The boa, will leave King al
ocnck No North river a o'clock Bait hShsnx
furnsaed on board band ~ music VIII accompany the
boat Fare for the excursion JJ ccns NBThe having
been thoroughly overhau and repaired offers superior
conmodaons sBy other boat Tor excursions having
ftia ncing saloon ll2 feet long.
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~ Office OF John Hope Adams few days since with old
sell ind purchaser by calling
possible ut The Bank Note and Special Office 42 Broadway
JOHN HOPPE 4 ADAMS.
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EXCURSIONS.

ExcCRsloN TO THE FISHING BANKs-TaE DOUBLE
II engine steamer WM. GAGE, Captain J. D. Phillips, will
make excursion to the fishing banks Friday the lsh
SATURDAY hc ls and Sunday, the 10Th days o September
The boat VII leave az oows:Amos street. North river at
oeoek a. spring street, al 50 Broome street East river
AT s Fulton Terry Brooklyn, nj s pier No s. North
ats band OF music viii accompany the excursion ex
cepi SUNDAY Bait fishing tackle refreshments fur.
pished on board. Fare for the ,xcursion 50 cents
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fT,O LIQUOR DEALERS AND GRoCERs.-NOTTCE IS
hereby given, that We have now landing from ships Milton
and Laurens from bordeaux and Ia Rochelle superior
wines and brandes, which offer at the low
market prices In ocaves quarters and half pipes 10 the
original packages from the wharf United states bonded
warehouse each package being Accompanied BY certificate
Of mpotsn from the Collector % he Fort hereby avoiding
difficulty by the Maine law. All articles warranted -
presenisd and sold liberal iernes by l.. II. SIMPSON
SONS, ~ Beaver street.
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HIGHLY RESPECTABLE AMERICAN YOUNG GEN
IA teman, who has recently lost his wife, IL desrous oi
pacing sprghy and exceedingly intelligent and aeconate
10y hye OF age, with highly Respectable lady
parties and who possess absolute control OF him.
adopt him preferred and where all the attentions Of kni
mother could be given him. and where the associations whc
surround him would be refined well Instructive Bcs
references given and required Address W., box l2P Pos
office.
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IIfNkf y bgopwfN, COMMISSION PAPER wARF.
- h4utt No = Ann street DIOR from Thssars sxey,
Sew YORK -Paper % al Descriptions nAis ofas -
G9fest n0tse bpk AMI news paper coas@i. haai sr
paper s'nhie ~ rccng hDns tIg al =, x.s 80, fs
.alpr'ss gtois Z lssc.s, por;s,
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CPECIAL NoTICE-THE MEMBERS OF THE LIQUOR
- Dealers Society hereby notified that the clerk
ready 10 receive their dues at his oce Odd Eel.
lows Hall second floor. All bills not paid un october lat
Will be given collector and hsFged additional
for collection ONCE hours from ,ill II A. NJ and nom al
6P.M j. NJ HAYWARD President.
n. s. PneE Secretary.
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nfYsCELLANEOUs.

E'REScH MECHANICAL LANPs cARcKf-, AND
uotera'pr-.Just received invoice ~ hese beau
ni amps also variety Uf French ga@ trnres rape
seed o glassware &c bronsing and hre gliding doae he
men. n DARDONvHf.Z, kt5 BroafwAY.
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PERSONAL.

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED. WHOSE PERSONAL
"A property was advertised for sale this day the shev
deems II due 70 himself OF business, inform the
public through the same channel that the entirely
unauthorized and that the Judgment recovered against
him In action wherein the Undersigned the plaintiff
the neglect Of his aornes and without knowledge hs
part So that the public not be under the that
the UNDERSIGNED insoven embarrassed In his circum
Stances he invites MI whom he may indebted 10 call
his foundry and receive their money.
ISAAC HOLLOWAY, Sen. Iron Founder.
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THE TURF.


NRNTREvIILE COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.-THURS
~ day, September 20 at 3ocock, r. M purse $500; two
mile heats wagons; and driver weigh 25 pounds
Splcer b. g. Frank forrcster J. ID. McMann
Flora Temple j. NJ Daniels enters b. Chicago
Jack; d. Pfincr enters ch. m. Mier's Damsel.
JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
(NENTREvrLLE COURSE, L. L.I-TRoTTING-MONDAY,
~ September IL at three O'Clock y. MPurse, $500 mile
Geo. Spicer br
Mac J. d. McMsnn enters b. Flora Tempe H. Woodruff
enters.b 4. Chicago Jack. JOEL C0NkLlN Proprietor
pED HOUSE, HARLEM:-rH1s FAvoRITE PLACE OF
N complete order, and ready 10
sporting and riding public The Gotham and Baltic
Ball Clubs play the beautiful attached TO the
and afford much the visters OF this beautiful
place. The best of refreshments always on hand.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor
TTNION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTlNG.-ON FRIDAY,
" Sept at half past O'Clock precisely match for 5000
mite heats best three Wagons ii. Woodruff names
r.. Lady Frankin ID. Pifer 3 Mier's Damsel.
N BTh.s match will of without regard 10 weather.
SHAW WHITE. Propretors
TTUION COURSE, L. I.-TRoTTING.-A PURSE OF
u 5000 with inside Of $500, hall forfeit mile heats
best In harness; also Of 500 with an inside stake
of $780, hall forfeit miles and repeat 10 OF
Thursday Sept "a, and Tueaday Oct Entries close
Monday, Sept 10, at O'Clock Il. NJ at Falkland Dure
yees o East Broadway and Catherine street Three
or more TO mike and Two 10 start ". B-Enirnnc
and forfeit 10 be deposited a time OF entry Or Edyd
excepted In both purses. SHAW WHITE, Proprieiors
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remarks upon temperance, Qs foundatonD ntemper-
ance dts and remedies the culture Of the grape vine
In the United States and other matters Of Importance
poor by John Osborn Of Oporto Portugal and Neg
York For sale at No - Beaver street New York Copies
transmitted free part of the United States receipt Of
ffeen cents In postage stamps.
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IT. THE GENTLEMAN WHO WAS PRESENT AND
heard the conversation when the party obtained twenty
hundred dollars G270O lot diamonds Pa
chc loan Oice Will cali again, ne will confer
learn something 10 his advantage Pacific Once
Pacific Bank corner of broadway and Grand street,
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

90 PER CENT SAVED At PITgssoN'S, Is BLEECKER
~ street. Bowery. Brandles, wines whiskey
&c in bottle and dfaugh in the finest qusies.
Fine old brandies &c, ga cents per glass.
II INGs COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS, soclErY-AT
N meeting Of the Central Committee, held A. Toynbec's
Hotel on Wednesday evening, Sept IL 1868, Il was
Resolved That the several ward and town committees in the
county Kings call meetings their several districts the
time and place OF meeting 10 be designated BY the said commit
se for The purpose OF organization and adopting such
hey deem expedcat for the protection Of
constitutional rights and liberties IN the forthcoming election
against fanatica and iyranncai enemies.
Tha, adjourn Wednesday afternoon,
Sept. 10. at 2o'ctock TiIoS TOYNBEE, President
A. RONk, Vice President.
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IF CHARLES NJ. CARTER, FORMERLY OF BAIIlSToN
saraogn county Is in this city vicinity, by calling al 245
Jay street. brooklyn he will hear of something TO his ad
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LOST AND FOUND.

CAUTION--COuPONs LOST, on THURSDAY FORE.
" September 18th In the Hudson River railroad cars,
between Albany and Peekskill small dark blue
pocket diary for 1855 containing Great Western Illinois
coupons my dollars each due October s the payment Of
which has been sopped and other papers only useful the
The andcr vii be suitably rewarded by leaving at
IRIsON 4 PHINNEY'S. I1s Fulton street
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enArGr oF aKasn LAner,r.
AEtrra roE IsIoEIearIos rrsTEgpar.

Thsr. r-rs ), sns,.. =, o,,re.ion ye'eri.y = 'ss
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-09

els there any news from the Ohimera ?" said
Mrs Darlington dropping in upon us suddenly,
like bombshel, on the arrival Of the last steamer.
She had Ike withher, who Immediately seized upon
pair Of scissors and began puncturng the top Of
the desk against which he was standing, at the
same time kicking the table at which we were sit
ting Is there any news from the Chmera y
We told her that the news Of the Emperor's death
was confirmed "Ahi" said she with sigh,
"war Is indeed dreadful when II wont allow people
TO make their peace when they die. / declare II
gives me a nashua at my stomach when I think
that men should forget the kindnesses andsmean-
nesses Of Life (she meant amenities) to worry each
other by minny rifles and dogs delight II is them
awful military engineers that does tiff they would
have civil engineers there, now, in little time the
Black sea Of war would become Pacific ocean.
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EI-Goyernor smith.


The Flag of '9s, Democratic paper pub
lished at Warenten, Virginia, is very much
displeased with the recent speech Ex-Governor
Smith at that place. It says;
"Governor Smith placed himself fairly before
the district as the advocate Of the Basis Princi-
ples' Of the new order. There can now be no
reason for misunderstanding his position"
Well, IT so happens that Governor Smith is
atall times able, and we doubt not willing to
"give a reason for the faith that is in him.
If Gov. Smith, as we know he can do, shall
satisfy the Democracy that the platform Of
our party" contains sound democratic doctrine,
will any intelligent and patriotic Democrat
complain Of him 7
If Governor Smith loves principles, better
than party shackles, is il not creditable alike
to his heart and his headf The people ad-
mirs bold and independent man, and though
all politicians should thus act, when they are
right thousands fear and tremble at the idea
of being denounced by juntos. Not so Governor
Smith. He has adopted the rule expressed in
David Crocket's motto ;"Be sure you're right
then 20 aheadp
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TENNESSEE PKsITEsTARY BuRsr--0n Friday the
3lst ultim, the Penitentiary near this city, was
found to be on fire. When discovered the flames
had made some progress, and II was impossible TO
suppress them. All of the workshops in the yard,
and the left wing Of the main building were burned
together with the stock Of materials, tools, and
manufactured articles on hand. So soon as the
fire was discovered, the doors Of the cells were
opened, and the convcts turned into the yard; one
ofthem, however, after going out OF his own, went
into another cell and was smothered TO death. He
was from Memphis, and named Conner. The CEN
tire and right wing Of the building we're not hurt
in the left wing, which was burnt, were the dining
room and a number of cells. The fire originated
in the northern end Of the eastern L, but how it
originated 10 a matter OF conjecture; one, pre-
tended 70 be able 10 account for it, The isoat-
ed position Of the institution and the scarcity of
water, made Il a superhuman work TO stop the
flames after they had got fair start the fremen
we're willing enough and made all the efforts Of
which they we're capable, in vain, to be Of services
The loss is estimated at $4,000 or 800, 600
Nash. Banner.
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behold his presses, combined TO demolish, for
political ends, those patriotic representatives
of the people, whose self-sacrihcing devotion %
the Union in 1850, gave peace and tranquility
to the nationl VIII Virginia permit the fell
spirit Of disunion 10 oyerpower such menf
Never whilst she loves the Unioni Never
till she forgets the memory and the farewell
advice Of her Washington
Upon a careful and candid review, then, Of
the whole matter, we are led irresistibly to the
conclusion, in which we doubt not all impair
tial men will concur, that James NJ III. Beale,
in the. votes which he gave on the Compromise
measures of 1850, manifested fixed purpose,
to maintain the peace, the integrity, and the
perpetuity of our glorious Union-that he act
ed in harmony with the Union mon of the
South, the West, and the North, In his yotes---
that he was sustained and encouraged therein
by the venerable Richie, then leader of the
Union Democrats Of the country-that he was
warranted in giving his votes, by the resolves
of the General Assembly of Virginia, passed
in February ls5O-that his votes, on this
question, as representative in Congress, were
ratified and approved by the explicit language
of the resolves of the Virginia Assembly in
March, 1851--and that his course upon this,
then all-absorbing question, merits the appro-
baton Of all who sincerely love the Union,
and that, it "soiU stand tho test of human
scruti,,y. of talents, and of time %
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rx- The Cleveland Express referring TO report
Of the Superintendent Of the Infrmsry which APP
peared in It's columns says II Il able report and
strong Know Nothing document; for It shows
that Of too hundred aadninety inmstesof the mfr
citizens Of Cleveland pay dearly for their know
ledge OF tho rich Irish brogue and the sweet Ger
man accentn
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-09

Fosxres EHeRATroS.-During the first three
months Of the present year, 1877 emigrants ar
rived at New York from foreign parts, against
2s,72s for the same period Of the previous year
A shrewd observer who has recently returned
from European tour, calculates that during the
whole Of the present year the German emigration
win be about l75,ooo, and the British 10000
making total Of $50, 600
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The immaculate Conception.
We take the following particulars from the Paris
Il III.

We take the following particulars from the Paris
correspondent OF the Daily News:
"A French Clergyman, the Able Laborde, has
published pamphlet which makes great noise
in the religious world, entitled "A Memorandum
maculate Conception, and of the Infallible Bull "
in November last, presented petition to the Pope
against what he terms the "profane novelties in
tended to be enforced upon the Church. The only
answer made by his Holiness was summons to
attend the Segretaria, and there, in dark cham
Der, he received from a monk the order to leave
Rome Immediately. He did not obey. Shortly
afterwards the |" Lieutenant Of the Police of Con
science" made an incurson into his lodgings, and
seized the copies Of his petition and also pamph-
let entitled "The Immaculate Conception not a
Dogma Of Faith"
A few days later the Lieutenant of Police re-
newed the order that he should leave the country.
N. Laborde replied that he would not attempt to
resist physical force, that he had come to Rome to
do his utmost TO avert what appeared to him a
great calamity for the Church, and he protested
against the violence with which he was menaced
Ultimately, and after being compelled to appear be-
fore the Inquisiton, he was conducted by gem
darmes to Civita Vecchia, and there put on board
ayessel bound for France. The Able gives a fat
contradiction to the story that Rome " was drunk
Wild joy" when the new dogma was proclaimed.
He saw nothing like enthusiasm anywhere. He
concludes that the Popes decree Is void, because,
according TO the laws Of the Catholic Church, the
dogma ought not TO have been promulgated with
out the authority Of the general council, in which
all Bishops might have been freely heard without
being exposed TO persecution" Iv.
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FUSSY QUEsTIoN.--In Mr.. Leakes very prosy,
and we understand soporfc speech, on Monday,
be made the following inquiry, as we learn:
Where are the Wings Of IS40f"
We cannot answer for the whole OF them but
for three very ardent " Tip and Ty" men we can
vouch, viz Henry A. Wise, Z. W. McComss and
Willis r. Bocock. They are running as candi-
dates Of the Democratic party upon the State ticket
Char 1dp eg
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F We have on hand reply Of !" Clerks"
to the answer Of the Star, but our local col
umns are sufficiently occupied to-day with local
matters We cbeerfully afford to those public
officers who consider themselves asssiled by
any public press, reasonable place in our
paper, to vindicate themselves, but we desire
to restrict communications, which are not Of a
general interest to as small space as practice
Bile, consistent with the purposes to be effected.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-09

An 0rTrcrHoLDER's PRKDIcrfos.--Csptain G.
w. @ Huntington, Of the Capitol Police, salary
about u ZOO year, writes to an administration
paper in Iowa, that the fourth Thursday Of May
win be gloomy day for the Know Nothings in
Virginia" This is Captain Dunnngton's predic-
ton. Nov, we win make one. We predict that
the 4th Of March, 1857, win be gloomy day for
Captain G. w. @. Huntington, of the Capitol
Police
In addition TO his Iowa correspondence, Captain
ID. also finds time to write twice a week to the
Alexandra Sentinel, over the signature off, Guam
hcon
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The notorious r. M. Blstchford, of New York,
one Of the "ppe-layers Of 1910, sncakcd away
from the vote on the Church Property Bill, in tho
New York Assembly on Wednesday. This Batch
ford is Stewards right hand man in the Assembly.
Littlejohn, the spostate, voted against the bill,
tooetber with three Irish Catholics.
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Result i'm Connecticut.

There being no election of Governor by the
people, the election devolvos upon the Legisla-
ture, in which the American party has ma
jority Of forty-one over both the Administers
trstion and Wing parties.
The national men belong to the American
party the Forneyites constitute the admin
istration party, and the remains Of the Wing
party consist mostly Of free-soil anti-adminis-
tration men,
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-09

Mas. DANIEL WxusrrR, we happy 70 learn,
10 better, and her present Improvement affords her
friends the liveiest hopes that she win fully re-
cover from the shock Of the fan.
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from the Lynchburg Virginian, that this man, the
perpetrstor Of the recent murder at Wytheville,
was taken in custody last Wednesday, about twelve
miles from that place, and lodged in jail--Rich.
pasf
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1855-04-09

H- The article signed Another Clerk, is
too personal in Its language for admission, and
moreover the writer has not given us his name.
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PosrsAsrrp CosxIssrosrD--Henry g. Miller, OF
Hudson, New York, was commissioned on Sstur-
day, 10 be postmaster at that place.
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% SAM, Irresistible.

The New Orleans Bee gives an account Of
the recent triumph Of our party in that city,
and adds
Opposition to Sam is fruitless his enemies
look at him and shrink away discouraged and hui
inflated. Yesterday they made desperate at
tempt tb rally, and prevent him from travelling
about among his votaries They thought per-
chance, that il they could keep him out Of New
Orleans, they might arrest his farther journey,
and thus DISABLE HIM FROM GOING TO VIR-
GINA, WHITTIER, WE LEARN, HE is PRO
CEEDING BY EASY STAGES SO AS TO GET
THERE ABOUT THE FOURTH THURSDAY IN
MAY. But the effort was terrible abortion
Sam overcame the hostility of his foes without
much trouble, and went on his way exulting and
victorious. ~ ~
We trust our special friends the Locofocos,
are by this time convinced that Sam is not to be
easily put down. He cannot be wheeded, and as
for bullying him, it is out of the question Sam is
resolved upon radical reform, and has hearty alb
horrence Of old foges, cliques, and coteries He
showed this yesterday in an unmistakable man
ner." FIJI