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~, u,.i r,,s-, s.v-, March ~ rni.s and SO
r.s.-rs-' Lane West Had Light 'n1' saS sA-' Wv
tss e s; ;. s y. r. . .:.ss s'ss .
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.lehsns.s ,ssIs vita vsslrs sesr. w s.tia sn - e.
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Brig Assipsi Iof Rosos Gorssn Porte Csssl. 49, :.
s ssi. ~. sSs S Ss; Apt "a. psi: ~.
John csrt., lOf BIansses fn Seftss -, .sn a..
cut .sh lat IS u lon IS D spsae BRIG assAuss TN oSs
srs Js.a l.. cStss.as. RObs.Oa. hsshiss is.bs 70
Bns a.ehsss, cl.rs. ssehi.s lumber to ssp''a MAJ
Bra n s.m.en crn,inshsn GOa se.tss fish 10 Wool
srr Irurps. ,l .ais., Nader, Feb n. ''a tans~'a'
Big kcssss tsri ssrI. Nova Scott. da psss''s to
sris soener. Orr Kips, HriS~V' "A d'. coal to J.
sehr c.svsi.s-r tOf Cape n.yJ Williams. AsatsPs ~
d. sus.r 90 seCr-ssy, Moo co
setr vcn.h tot oslssJ P,ine' Ponce r H. VA ''s~
sehI Nsa.on sr.-,,.r s.lrmc.- er rrc,,se.se. ~.
@. s.rss .s.y Il. ssS ~ =.
schr s.rsh Am. Hart csl.s iaihs to nssser
sehr W Abbot. Parker Boston ndse. to mater
sshr Yeuns America tsmssteiJ nssfea. AeIsndds. a.
s.hr xls. Dso.-sy. GEORGETOWN Id. dur to AsS'ss.
Dodge Co
seSr Mott Bsisl. Ti..i~si Gssiss,o-o. a'ar to xas
d. g Murray
eehr O. G wsrde Cook Charleston cotton. &c. to Jsss
esigtt
schr psestne Smith, Alexsnirs
echr Ysnkse Doodle -, Alersadr's
sehr Flyiog Cloud. Bailey. Hewbarvrort oh
sehr Wm. N Foster Colemsn Csp- senry. ship hmN><
sehr F"t wrs, To- PrOv'restowuJ L,vestsr, Jsemai
April T. 10 g~ood. Ae to msser.
schr. Msue Powell Wilmington. ~ c. 81 naval ste-es.
sloop Rhode I.snd, aul, Proyiieues
FELLOWSHIP Webster, Ls~~n,s I'm Liverpool Nu:s
nice sd ps.ers-r, to sroacrd, rsson Co 10y pilot
boat Walter No
AsO ssL Cleaner from s.sa,- (Sy Capt Fnnc, o'r,sr-
tue Hsctr
Aso hris Loseh,r rhrnp,cn I'm. Charleston sdsys-(Ay
Cspt -Four tain. Of .;esm fus a nssonl
SAILED Steamships cshssbs. schufelSt Hsvs,s ssd
Pew Olesu.t Rosncbe. pspner NoTfols srs Ricsmoaf:
Ai.b,us schercs ssvsnrs al ships s-s Witch. frsrsr.
Fcrs Kors; Ehfre Do.n- Lcpdoo f,n : " spit, RpNls
FOOD (e iTperl BesIse san FrsDciec ostsr~.d Jsrvs
N,vOtIesn. puks Yankee aisse. Hsvsns; Asa sswrer.
srd C. r rrut Br's Cleaner (sr Rogers Sc Joha =.
Sehr. John Mary. (Brl Gardner hsif.x
wIsD-sunH.e. calm. thieh weather he'idisa 81, do
Sanset. N T., 90
The new fog bell the point Of Sandy Hook 70 near. con.
pieted will b. ssdy tor In ssy or two Toe 's
weighs pounds Ia suck by t~o hammers, and viii prob
ably be heard distance Of t~e miles
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Total Pots and Pearls.

Total Pots and Pearls ......-..- 1872 n9
BRIrKS-1he psiket 10 quiet. At 81 for North River
BkEsWtX-Tbe msrtet Is dull zoe lbs. Southern
chsnsed hands 1t 26l d7c
BOOTS AND ShOEs-Tbe market b~ undergone no
teral changer the supplies Moderate but thu demand 10
dninsins prices o. descr ptions scarcely
ported 1be chiefly for this State aud the vicinity
No export inquiry.
COTTON The market 6rm though active Buyers
ore awaiting the receipt Of their private sovice, steamer
Africa The sales reported to be 600 bales The follow
ing the quotstiors:
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sone f The -. ..H at lie. s'os n,ss are small and
% then rsrh~s
" .uA-et ~ Inv Of ,ot. that 90 large drcvss Of se~v-
ecue Nearly a arrive ~ tho rsirosts-
qu, ell The Vesfern eatre.
Tn c.ftie r.ro.S A. rrsrs o. fs,s ren-rJy tive
h-ousb, ss runser fr~n the ssssi.x csanres asa
J-ry-tneuisE all thst from south OF thsf ssst-
railroads fs-es esfre tr>nsPe IA
tos Three irnens ,unses es7s % foot tf'n
ell the Wesrern stsfes Thy v,nt per
spkFP AND LAMB s-rh- late Of prices o. shs-r
So hsc esiercy brrf forward GOD tast have n,
IL fact tkfir lad eusrse 20
let h. poor for hons ass saa ye, they s
tere for hsr.r fsot-
Ths fe-irg 81 ssss BY sheep brokers' vii saSs
The pr,cesL
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BY Telegraph.

NEw-oRLEANs-Au ApriI IS ssrs Nstcsh essl- Nor.
man. sud Hossdt fro Session. hemphs I'm Nss feh
bsrk Lizzie fosss FIN. -.
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'etpt. last Hsek ts Railroad


rnfh Ssf lees than the ~eei sos GIL les. ss The
gtekly syersss last yesI which wa S.l7
n, sv.rsse number -seh srs.t nsrt-tdsy ~ ~ fhs
nanb.I cdr 40 The uurpb-r to- day 100,
Which III below the average Of year In this marset
tn, following t~he sves the of Of Cattle In
"a. ,rcs todss thsy from ard ~ whom sod
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Ia .hy So,a B,ad. from Ha-s-ar nosos Mr. Ls&.-af
| n.ssn. L,.r.ur sis L-snsur sr. Heansr.t Ny ATsi
err Mr. sheibie Miss b.ry sbeiee Mis- h-sais ~eoer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

The following table lives the Retail Price Of the
principal articles Of Farm Produce In the City Of
key-Yorh IN WednAadsv Ar~sI oS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

COFsFF-Tbe market l. steady, hut very quiet Buyers
r i.l. continue Isht The stock Of Rio Is 100 hsgs
The sale. comprise 55e bags Rio at 0dlc 5V st Domingo
Al qIc cash; ard IS LseuaSrs. at ll4e -,
ecf rFNT-Tbe N ertet Is stesdy at 81 per Dbl
ChNDLEs-Tbere rs LITTLE doing in Adsusnf'ns' the 'upply
Is quite undertakes sales OF $40 boxes ~ |o"oS H common u
,oao CITY Sperm before noted . -,
CORDA6E !. sesdy al l2sai2c IN lots for Msntls' snd
I2c for American . ,..- -, =.
COPPER "a quite oui, tsPecsD export quaniosi ao' vi
TRJiITs"Tie ..ie. Of the TIRE. day, follows:
S1 sS,s s'sys: 7 soS S Sc M..sas.. Fine Apples. say
ISo p bur .hs. Bacoa 81 25 800 cases csston
g, Sps ~ ss's 5 @ ss's Nan 90
$50 end 50 COZ Baraeos S5ds@ Apps are verJ coil at
rates previously noted By auction, 1880 bor-s PsleI
80 sfi-toh cash; 2s50 bxs Msssina Oranges at 81 asa
as G 47s bxs Lemons at So tSt % aud s9' boxes
Pslen DO very bad condition 81 o'l 200 bIs rs
Oranges mount fruit. Of sbip Geo A. Phsp,.
81 s3Ia3lf and eco boxes 90 Lemons stz4i a.o $50 o
Ms..rs o,sS;s' At TO- and cc sx' DO os 900 y. s,,s
FLOUR AND MEAL.-Our msrket for westerr and State
nrder the Influence Of large arrivals Immediately 10 posot
The extreme prc. asked checks the consumption ma,ey
end the better grades are heavy ou eAn9o, De eaa
Th. Eastern demsDd not active and the trade
sn.irey We 10 speculst demand for future dsv-
S and we hear Of 600 6bls State for June deiv
s . 9PiVcn .Ss at 80 1S*lc IS for state
$40 rs for mixed TO good brands o.
ssd eommCn 70 s00s oo 0AO se.vy 0s and lee. &C.
tive the arrivals are not large 20 cay pai II o' $40
more freely for early deiyeryi the sa.ss . are h.nS.
hem Flour dull a;d the os grades are easier ov
the better far request at tail prices tee s'
eomnaop 70 choice brsnds Alexandria, bstimoI. hosaLa
A. Rr,rdywine and Georgetown and > ii oIoeo Io' ~
yOte fancy and extra brsndsuthe layer g, am and
~ a., Yeauest: the soct srna sales Of 81 bos at 80 20
e 70 for 6ns ard supertn. Corn Meal hrmer saes p
III. AZ IS I2id as Is f1 Jersey ard ssltmoIe ana @2V
luded sre 500 bis Brindywine, de-
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INDIGO Gull but fiee upchsnfed sale. OF csroons
Cuscss 81 0.t months; is ehsss Bengal at 81 269
81 40; ehests K6rpsh at ~ %: and Msdr.s st soc
LIME has be do there has been no arrivals ana
conss quen tly no sales
cbect Of spsrsp al SO IS li cash
LEATbIbIte demand hss been less active this week for
Rsmioct soe rtcsip have been moderate and price. Of
these wei. sustained The soeh Of hem about g. 900
,io of abcu. % cc sides Upper 10 roush
AT 40 3c; the qu mainly for nidde aud Damaged
Osk fair full p,ics psr;1lsry the bet
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N
sales OF 6f6 b.les mostly ct 81 12i tob
BIDEsTbe nsrhet has ruled quite unifrm the PES. s-es
the arivss have been small and the
operate Nth caution price, bess shove h. pce Of
the msbufcfured st.le The sses have been ely OF Al
sosturs 3sd2ie and epebos Ayres ftc mnrths us1a
selection; 2(ce BueDos Ayes Hor. ct suction slightly
ss,d GSd4e. The soet 1900 Boeso. Ayres, 81 90 An
sosur, f1 African $40 Tsmpito 50 s.vsr. 0 Ours
Goa Szs L.susyra &C. fOs Wet India SO Mstsnors
500 Caiifonis Kip srd 500 Southern Texas &c. Total
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The above markets are carefully revised by the
following dealers at Washington Market:
J. NJ FULLrR-stsDo No l0i, Butter, Cheese and Lard.
Z. PACKER g. Sos-stsnd NO 6, Poultry and Game
KNAPP Ryso-5anos Nos n and g. Beef, Mutton, Veal
epr Lamb
FULLER RASD-stsn6s Nos. and 4. City Smoked Ham,
Bacon, Beef, Tongues sc.
J. H. BkoAs L. Co-stand No T. Fruits Of oil kinds.
}. ID. Hiscox-9tanos Nos n ADD 10, Fish dealer.
G. b. HARRIs-StaDd No. so Efss, Cheese, &c.
s l.. KING g. Co Stand No 5, Greco and Dried Fruits.
Vegetables, herbs. &c
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yew-York Cattle Market.

SeW.H Ofk CattI6 MAfK6t-
REPORT Ct BYIyEs MILK cows. VEAL CALVES
sBEEp sse LAMss. and SWINE. received In NEW.
YORK, Of tie seyers nsrset p.ces 81 1--we STOCK sin
the cair-ut selling prices e.eh veet Prepared eTers
WEBsEsoAY. the neat sale say At Bulls HEAD tsty
furh ss eIrr-s.ly fos toe HENEW YORK rRf 5USf,
BY sOLOs ROBINSON The uuuben taE.n from he
books carefully kept by Alertoa proSr1etr OF tos
ysrrs WkDsssp.r. April IS 1888,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

been nsSe Of to. End 81 tb, at SC sod e.. .oa IS
bills DC each in bond for eIIo her,
yous, sCld 10 arrive.
BAR is scve Ieqoest for export; sses Of p 80 rs
Rio G de snc Bueuos Ayres 1ed H.ve at rdzc,
ossb n toId.
BEap-Nanis h steady with .'les OF 60 bses los.
Ia Jute arrive. s75 American 10 inscuve.
bOes-The market IL firm but dull; sales u lsd
2c tro olo a, lac.
IkOrrte cernsno for ecofcb Pig !. only for small lots
prices the tuyer, sles Ct 100 iEns at s.7d56
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-26

yuRs The rec elps are quite moderate with some s2es
l.ye ouy especially for Opposum. which nave
co.irs frm at and Red Fox Western a. 81 o. we qaoe
Northern aud East Western eon" $40
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LATHs-The putet lie firm; sales of 500 on 1t -
BOIAssFS-Tb The ak y tTm, witt far business dong
for disng Prime Ne- Ore oo.s not strive freely bat
there low sTsa-s The include $50 bDs
few-OIlesns at 2d2sc 81 hhds Cuo., z0a d.. aud 50
bbls Texss, q private terms
NAVAL gTORHS Spirits Turpentne IL he'd higher though
some been ide At yeseIdss prices The price At
&C cash; sses OF 80 bbs At f3e cash stOet
SEQ bb. Cruee OF pine quality. IL held at IS 5Sat3Si,
bot p nor be procured IS i per 49, ts stoct.
bbs Common hesr hrn,r; the ios rates OF felgst
inc Shipments: sales Of so bb wmnstsn at 81 65d
81 81 per SJ delivered Ia medium grades te has bee
done 50 bbs sold a. 81 20 per $40 bs Inn Tai Is bst.er
sales ice bbs Wilmington at - 1898 Ia order, 10 yard
Pitch sells at 81 asa &z so. We quote:
Turp- milne sotN . piieh Do. .,..es - az ~
County 2S1 n. IS lad3 23 Re1. CON blL.. ~ ~ 81
10 lin tnstop fa3 u Do, white I N az u
Tar Dbl Rope. 75d- = SO TsIp., ssn. - a. ~
Tar Thin. 49,. 76d3 O0l
OILS-At s.ht oonoe .oD i.h Lnseed has been
cl,sts at SIC b 80 ss sold Al tn. hsure
600 SALE from store ~ BIC essh Cudo " ms sun
held; oemsud BY ne.os gss sale. ~ tne Snrsfe
6067c cash Btfpsdis firm; 7ydIso or winter beschef
Crude sIeru hello frny at 81 Is. cash There 70 pJ
N ,noment snu.c ur-d 10 .cve for Winter
srheo and 90 10 es.esd Lard Oh "a. no. vrod
nsteIi.y the supplies are moderate win sses o.
Winter q os,h bbls Gre.e brought b'e es,h
owe witb sales OF qusrs1 IS ~ and pnt' - d.
IAa nnafe
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-06-23

The PLATFoRa OF THE AMERICAN PARTY which
We published in another column, in connection
with an account Of the proceedings of tho National
Council at Philadelphia, Is a rare patchwork Of
separate planks that viii fail Of commencing itself
to the North In the second apartment Of the ith
story we hnd the following:- ~
"a tender and sacred regard for those acts Of
craftsmanship which are to be eontra-distinguish-
cd irom acts Of ordinary legislation, by the fact
OF their being ofthe nature Of compacts and agree
mentsi and so, to be considered fixed and settled
national policy"
This "tender and sacred regard" for "compacts
and agreements was strikingly manifested by the
action oftheCounci in refusing to entertain prop
ostion looking to the restoration Of the Missouri
Compromise. The tenderness Of such regard
may indicate the sensibiliy Of those who entertain
it, but it is certain death to the recipients Of such
fayors. The North are in pursuit of Justice; they
claim it as their right while oil sniyeling express
sions Of "tender" feelings they can well dispense
with.
The delegates who refused 10 be governed by such
a platform. and appealed to the people in a short
and pithy address, spoke no more than the settled
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-06-23

sin Unfortunate The Brafiioboro' PheRir
lately declared that $40 true American can be in
tolercnt or proscripuvl. II the Phcnix means this
~ an Insertion that tic X Ms. are not intolcrant
and proscriptiye, ii is wrong See X. N. oaths,
and the vote Of majority Of the Legislature Of
Massachusetts, excluding foreign born citizens from
Office. Ii Il means 10 cndsmn the intolerance and
prescription Of X. Nsn. the Phenix Is right. What
does the Phenix mean 'r-.MoaiptIier Waichman
The PuGNix means hat nm individual acting In
good faith rs a memberof the American party, Is
not thereby ntolerant Ior proscriptiyei and that
the principles and polic Of that party, ~ avowed
by those authorized to peak in its behalf, do not
lead TO intolerance nor prescription.
We have seen no disposition on the part Of the
individuals composing DC American party to inter-
ferc with the rights Of my class Of our citizens In
their opinions, rights worship, and We have yet
to learn that any attempts for that purpose have
been made. Because tc members ofthat party see
1T to vote against Ronpn Catholics when candidates
for office and to oppos their appointment to places
of political trust they DO not thereby render item
selves open to the change Of intolerance. A Wing
was never called intolcnn, because he refused to
vote for his best personal frfnd, who ehancel to he
Democrat in politics, moi was ever Democrat
denounced, in that way, ioIhis opposition to the
whole race Of Whigs. In supporting candidates for
Office Il is regarded ns fundamental that the princi-
pies Of the elector and the candidate, so far as off,
eial action Of the latter, If s,sccssf, i concerned,
should harmonic. II cenain class Of men en-
brace sentiments and opinions which, IL carried out
practically, will tend 10 suh'ert republican nstilu-
tons, it matters not Whether those opinions aud
sentiments nre held rs a pction of their political
or religious creed, all who opposed to such doc
trines have an undoubted right to NANTES. their
hostility in any leg, manner they shall sec 1T; and
i is their sacred duty to oppose the political eeva-
walton Of every individual frtm whose success they
have to believe the state will receive detri-
lDent. In such course VIC can see nothing sin
tolerant"
We do not deem the refusal ofnaiive born Amer
leans to support for Office individuals Of foreign
birth manifestation Of prescription II this view
Of the matter is erroneous the Constitution Of the
United States, in excluding from the Presidency
all persons who, by the accident Of birth, first drew
their breath in foreign Lands, Is proscriptve. The
members Of the Amerievn party seek to inflict nc
- led eitisa-s 'i,er iasi-a ,l.-'
every one Of them shall cnJpy every legal pro,cc-
ton In their persons, property and pursuits that Is
accorded to the most favored native. But, bcliev-
ing that they are not as class best fitted for the
discharge Of duties pertaining to political Offices,
We prefer to elect such men as we deem more capa-
BILE, according TO our oath as Freeman Does tho
Haiehman understand us And does 1t still call
as. intolerant and proscriptivei
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and assured US that any reasonable draft on that
pond would be duly honored whenever VIC would
''drop line" to that effect.
Nafire amerfcans.- The original "Nativc Amer
lean" party will hold meeting in this village on
Wednesday afternoon and evening Of next week.
The exercises on the occasion will be found detailed
In the programme which appears in another part Of
this paper. All interested in the cause should be
present, for such collection Of pure nairt blood
has not been seen in these parts since the days Of
our fathers The Ifslians are coming.
~ We think but few II any country Villages in
New England can boast Of better shops or shop.
keepers than Braiteboro affords, The spirit Of our
MERCHANTS in keeping fully posted with tie market,
and in furnishing their customers with everything
desirable In the way Of agricultural or mechanical
production, is deserving Of passing notice Step
ping into Frost & Cioodhue's Grocery and Provision
Store the other day, we noticed green peas and
beans, lettuce. cucumbcrs, onions, tunps and to-
naloes, Of this years growth. and raised al the
way from Long Island to the West Indies Other
shops in the place make corresponding efforts to
please their customers We hope the libcrality and
enterprise thus displayed will meet with It's proper
rewards.
4 .deeideaf.-Mr Joel Bulari, the builder Of our
Town Hall, met with an accident a few days since
that incommodes him in his labors. framing
cisel accidentally fell on the top Of his foot with
the edge downwarls, making an incsion Of conp
cradle magnitude. The same foot was caught two
or three weeks since under a stone and very seisi.
liz piuele.t Tbasc arr tho first acei,leu,g NJ u
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1855-06-23
srnE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.

r, ,..,;.. 4.
n, ~ 49,, =, - ,rLa ;n,,n-
';saI - ~ do sub hoe ,o,clcd a, lcaS,
liz. poI.;n, Zoo co,ede,,,ilv imam Tho
nsoh,nc,, or secre, society /, has impuden,Iy
,rossod ~ ,Icm,nds nn,,l ,c,son wns forcot,en.
P'''s0e ''' 80 IL,
'V'S'.''o" "1'"i'su wv" wy r,;s J;., Iii =
., ,a''"'ss '"s. s's', ", ~ '" ';a. ~;
platform, N"''" :, 80, n'"'', wv" wy 9a'
'"iy 0o''''','P az ',''''.'
'h'"g 'o' s'a'eiyi ."u ,o"'eu'' no'''"e " ~.
uo", ""o'es''' paul" " ''e ~"
CT OF inc government sei@es "po" w
p"oho l" grasp. u"0s' ''u'.'' '0'o W
slNoiy Pucs"un' va. uoos F" "as "'s q,
se'uers WIN MS Nie,la' VINE" nc en's ~ '"'
o'uugcoh U, u'o o'""ee'" W "'' ." US -,
ca'o neeo''a'l'ns' !" o'uo, ~ ~ ~
el"oartiss''en' Is p''Ps'eu 7" ~" '.1uDu'
piumpy OIL" ''' "oau 80, '"s 4'v,'l ~ 49,
10 uS' OF 70 u''y'""'s mn ~ ~""'u ~ ~"
''"u"Vs, ""' '''o ''''s -"
cue "o W. IT, r,, .s's','
.,'u '''0 -.
"l' eNo'P"'"I rso"'r'y ~" is" Nv
:" "'ee"' w - '"9s s - ~.
''''''po ". - ~
~, sesa
ILL, 'o'.''''t'.,''
-. -.
- - =. c.ash d,.,;o n -
,o a. re- an,oaIs hswo ',a ,Sa 49,;
Sl In OF human a scrSiniy' we InanK onr own
members for preserving our estimate of human
nature at leas, AT an oouilibrium We or,
-, -, % W. "'e
''u1" ov''so" 70 MI; " lsoh' 10 Gov .'ardner
'n 'n " US "''l' ""ou' '"ey ac'eu' ior saving
"o '"e ma" ''oo rom 'ne contempt Of ih'
80 ney may no, value our 'i,anks' pu' We
"ysy u'o '''"N'y e''per 'ie'n ana esteem II a
$500 " ~ ~ IOr ,"' his' 'i,ns IN Tue
49, " "''',o'A' conventions, 'he Worm has
"','"'''"'u "e PeiPchuleularily OF It's spinal
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nowIs DIR. POWERS, HEALTH.

The Temperance Standard, mod edited by
DR.. Powers,) contains the following modest and
suggestive language =
"We have known Governor Royce for 80
years, and are confident, il he could be permit
ted to speak, he would say to the people, thank
ful for such high honors as you have conferred
upon me, so long enjoyed, and especially thank
fnl for your strong expression of confidence
last year, although it is customary to run a
second tine for the office of Governor, yet, as
my heaM suffered seriously from, Me performance
o. The duties Of The office in connoxion with tho
session of thu Legislature especially, would
most respectfully decline a reelection"
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ience of the order, and the fact that he himself
is a member and il recommends ihal there be
no conccalmcut Of the places of meeting Of sub
ordieaio councils.
f.. d. BARTLETT. of Kentucky,
President Of National Council
c. D. DesnLFu, Of New Jersey Correspond
ing Sccy.
Jas. NJ. STEPHENS, Of Maryland, Recording
Scc'y.
The Council then agreed 10 meet TO nominate
candidates for the Presidency. on the 29d oil
February, 1856 and each state will have
representation equal 10 the number Of its votes
in the electoral colleges, i.c. two for its sena'
tors and one for each Of its representatives il
Congress.
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NEw HAMrsnrRE-The election of james Bell
and John T. Hale to the United States Senate, On
event which wenoticcd last week, gives New lamp
shire a delegation in both branches unanimously
opposed to the present national administration, all
belt that administration IS Democratic" and lis
head Is son Of New Hampshire. If anything
was heretofore wanting to complete the expression
Of displeasure and keen Indignation felt by the
North at the repeal of the Missouri Compromise il
has been fully supplied by regcnerated New lIamp-
shire Tho outraged rights Of the free States have
administered a stern and terrible rebuke to those
who used their accidental elevation to perpetrate
such foul misdecds under the guise of popular SOW
ereignty
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