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sfvANS WATSON. Fourth Philadelphia,
y Pa tais No 50 DOCK sree have on hand large a'o
PATENT SAL sMANpER FIRE AND THiEr-pRnor SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors Tor bank sorss,
PATENT sLATE-LiNED REfRtGERaToRs
saie filters seal and ieer presses, rsirbaass platform
sole f'r ius,~,'s, s.sy yaes Jonss and HAIRS
Reference made TO few Of the hundreds who have eur
NJ Maguss 7th Washing
raraer. ard se.hsnc.' Bank, pniaaeiphIa,ls .ass
gs,sa s,ass s.sss q. .l.'ssss rs''-aspa
oni'sd states nppfassis ofcs, Pmsdrlp',a
rhisde'eh's \ l!nrs,n, and Baunaa Gssaad Company,
wia a ssss wi"sss.,ss VIRGINS s's' '''A'pA
s wansss c. saosss 70 rsseSs s,asr. a. and
Na,s-aa~Iy EVANS wATsos-
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s'ns mcien and coosene"es q, M secoHo
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,,nisr- n.@~ STEVENS. eta~ss eq,sl, pc
pared = aass s @ and wsfran' them 10 al ca'
Gents rossiea wa, bad sloas shirts can Dc .,..as
Dee 7--a6 sas~ room, uro~s's HeeL
s.s 40. 1.s. cray ...s z ~.
ac, % Ia,s importation. aodrsss .siss.
Dec 7Rg saieaf@... HresrH'r iinaJ
pEorGE's EDITION or cHAsSr~e.- WORKS o. ssy.
Or chsasnr. vaium-. bound Price " rs The ss~s
sir volumes v Price 81
Memoirs wasn Eiiefy vols Price " Is, with
portrait sesi
WARE Formation Of the shristan Character, Prizes y
larss supply u the above jus, received
TAYLOR MAURy~,
March 10 Bookstore, 9th street.
ENA~K Forsssef's Fish etshisg
The Rod sas tbs Quo" BY Wilson sDd osssgsi voi "a
nbufzh.
s sss a 2, ys"s ,s s' y.ss
pfsrtica essay ~ angling I vi
nsHa-sees 81 Assna b, Eph-mesai yoi Losdoo
tngtrs As~lsfaet London.
Msnu 4 Ss fseh~ns Paris
Nsiias ssd cot'os's snsi.rs tssl London.
tssys rsiwosis, isyt Fishing; vol Lopdoa
Tn. River novs. val. London
Fly fsssss vol. Losa1rg
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April ~ FRANCk TAYLOR.
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NOTICE, " hereby given that have obtained Gram
IN The Register of the Virginia Land Occ duplicate
No g. for 26o6s surd James Kennedy his
revolutionary war, (le nd
apply ~ General
ugou, D. O. for scrip for the unsatsed portion of the
GEO. w. STEPHENS,
1O-aw3m Attorney fact for
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Hamilton G.. FAINT,

Banker Dealer Erchamge sc No. l32
nae, Washington, ID. C.
ITNCURRENT money land aud Virginia scrip bougbt
u
Drafts principal sol, purchasers
stocks bought and n cosnM
Claims against the government collected
Dec l-JmdSw
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DOHtNsOg'~ uA0TfC E.--rhe Practice iu~-
" England aud rnited States; Robinson
- Rcrmead, Virginia. Vol Price, Sc luai pabi-hed
FEB . FRkNCk TAILOR
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INSTRUCTIONS.

Form Of proposal change tr edsertirenf
plated by rae B ader
-, Of, county of State OF
propose Convey september
an No FROM - Y.es v IL ne
tdy az
aud hy IT'D ioilD wing mod o yance, Wis
for the annual sur o
proposals made knowledge
route particulars
aud also aIr inil
distinctions aad attached 10 The advertise
nj.
4 Dated
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Of ard Docks, Nay 1. isSs.
y for yNsa
acr ~ Ne
dstsensg ~ sbe several
enso<scsd ~ ths following
e-xsss~a psiussd srhedu~s,
W mail requested,
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cosssasd. y ~ savy agent
near q q b, fos 81 Shh
bidder. tlr ecsHDswAasts navy
win ~ osAus Asnse
staas, ., Law pustxse ~ ~ psenNA
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u reach ,nr De-, Dao Ssi &c rsx efrss a. rrssiviss
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auJ draw PvtesAshJr Class
No ne Macy Yavd ~ (ss~s ~ yasdD
~ hs ehie' o. the Bureau Ysds Asd Dsek, Washington,
may opea.d prepss
sh .ndied will Be retained 70 the
sldders. sas6s 4sesfH skt 4tl tf 10
FORM or orYEH. ,
Hers dale the c0er I,
L. lAe,e faseyf narse) nsms ne
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subject III the require,
az he sebrar. IL ras NJ tasms A& dos, tbs say
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amounting thefe tbs s.s IN uoyasJ
poe sge,llAsrs IA sgsn ~ 49, rsqas BY
Of Inc ps j asissfy; .sS should my Oder s &C
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Wm. NJ. Mcrrsck,

Wn NJ. Mcrrsck,
arroRsrv law,
No. areuns,
IT'LL practice in the Cou OF the Tinted States the
igmbiS
Dec g7--3tawn
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NEW MEXICO.

1903 Albuquerque, by zuni woodsIe California
week.
Bidders and schedule Of arrivals
90a From Taos n and back. a
10 slaIc distance and schedule.
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Sent Zee by mail any Of United States
Pacific
TAYLOR NAURy
feb ~ Booksellers, Ninth
I sNoUVEILEHE r.. edith itIasr.~e. par Johs,-
~ Not, bsren. etc etc in psmshist Price 81
rs tnn'~-"ns Dc Rsus-esa, pamphlet With iasa-
Illustrations. rric. 50
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For1n b q Guaranlee.

The undersigned, residing -, State of---. under
foregoing mali No
GeuersI, The bidder snail,
Scliebvf e55 thereafter
The obligaiun perform the service psaposed Ut'
~ aud sufi .s y
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a7 section the Congress
July p 1895.
Dated
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John ~. HUFFMAN Importer ard Dealer N im.
brady cigars &c Penn
~ STREETS. stock assortment Of m.
above part
Made. sherry ron of various grades Champagne, quart,
and pinr different hraad-
A great variety q Rh.ne wine, sone OF II sparkling
sl-p f-ray sparkling re prce- from
81 50 dozen IN The high 81 order.
And kinds 81
Asn cnguac SehaA,u an ya
line old whkey. irish NAH eordas ,Iavans
cigars.
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FORM or GUARANTEE.

Tue undrsssv (nasss Of gnays~sev ~ lwas tAs sss~
star. The S1el nGAs ~ sscs~d aStOvs @c
nMasea re hd
ofvs 30 scccpecA
uned Sa within hstren days Aftrs
nnc oiAca, Of of Tor se
offers heiurv snrutinst W. = Z iA III. stf
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VTHtrSEy's aetaiis wealth % tho United STATE.
w vol, svo.
Life oil. @ Quincy; edited by Joseph grathw ai,e
Memories Watrs ty Htnty Nancy.
Lnmarns's Travels in the East; vols
Aug FRANCk TAyI.pp
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rosr os,os Dsr,srSssr, February p 1855.
Feb 3-~aw
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w EBSiEHs Large lusrfo Dtctioasrys edition 81
1875 This received from sae puslee Price, baaud
iui leather, Sc fRANGK TAYLtR.
Feb AZ
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guaraato. proposals may
Judge of aud By the following Off
q and, u Others
Oregon Territory by poasters OF CITY,
salem Subi,y Portland Albany, Willamette Forks,
Dallas. fuariu Plans aud Corvallis.
po-nasters of sania Fc Donna Anna,
os Albuquerque.
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they walk In and vote Il free state Wherever the
IL territory 20 be organized north OF 30 80 ths Yankees
can go down and octupy H. They give them there a
horse, harness workng materials and then wife, with
chance to get babies daughter This will be the
L'ost .hectuai way 81 hemmns IN slavery, and thfee
he nee the south will Hare about II than
Jon stbsn d'a now. (Choers.) what Ia the name
htayen democ rat hays 10 do with the principles
OF Know Nottingham Can any man read the coasttu-
son snI' Apprt OF ons Of - principles am going to
speak psSu. for am plain man (Ori., OF Good
poou ~ By our constitution and by ths D-clar Of
inde, cndcn.s the principles o religious liberty dts
tncty avcUei set tho Know Nothing 20 tbs Catno
Ic-ia am pros-nant hud am .oing 10 make YOU turn
one too lie hsss ersbut ther. 10 tue const tiou
which gvesre ig,ns io"ra'ion. Ha- cot Col Almighty
pac,o rs here 10 gt ~ The constitution Of tho coun
try Ii II possible hat American say that no
VIII shake on the cbigatsfo ~ consutu onal ln1r I'm
der he sanction OF l-syepa hw has consult atom
ten naS. sna snpp~rttd, ,ssfy %sa under has
TanssS snd oumen's Of is tsnd How b-ausifni the
hnenS' o our kcsoiut ons.y sae. vent form to the
opr'ertsi Of tho crrth -''firs ~ the asylum Of the
world - trust there vii h. few patriots lett 70
prach this doctrine althenSp there .mnch iaran-'s st
pt'sent Sol Almighty, 40 stands At The back 81 Dc,
n"cratic piscipr4 win fayeruf, (larshterl IN" hnoy
NothngS caA themselves h.cAu-e they wish TO know
npthirg OF the declarations o. God ahot man for Hs
is rerpecftr Of persobs For seventeen years lows
We, dsmocratic. but the tc.,perance cam. about
aud there was no Iesp~ct of persons 'hem Tor thcy
weIs against people voting far hose vbU drank liquor
The know Notbinss then cAmh N but ven against all
fer'ignus. Tnsso pug sis thsi common I'D lighting
lot their aress to lobby abcut the f,g stature
ten yol that am agains, prioa.erst in tLs political
~ e'hNa"iu OF itpfrhhts t'flts o
Rooo, Rcsdl would Dot give a straw Tor Nnieh OF
their lin mis- ,hou fall into It l. r,a'nst epnsu
tuition that therahhOuld b" poltcu rel gous pifty
ever thh rouplry gets into anarchy ~ WI ba accom-
phsh.d WHEN on' religious sect shah bo
arisy.d sgainst another, .hferal Iheae arc
my views In the prartea, where live ~ have
plenty OF room for rneetnga You have not the sNme
privilege ard I is no wonder that you are becoming
impatient t,iie4 OF " no no e. on. J profess 70
fee. for my fellow men in al situations. Much depends
on you here n New fort People ioot TO the aea,.~
n'n'h oi Ihmhln y hth am m 'nlepanisnt man j,
ny action, but ! revere lammhpy Hal ana the pa
siarehs OF he domocracyi ana try u follow ia tnstr
.onts.epH ,o.a oaf ooya IN 'nT pfa,t,g' wnsn sney
- told them ,ht The Two sections of IN, l.mo.rary
have fought in such way that they win be ashsmsd
Mhsn they get NhIoogh lhey wli both be whipped ~
.nr .1, ,bts n, ~, at, ,s e ~, o'S N, rincn,sp
Though all ths states 10 ths on shouid 20 Iowa viii
fl"n3. man "Io r7ery- M principles ~ ap""rthyto
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win se with ycn NO. only tha. occasion when you VII,
Of the re,a"rad enesncv of the demo
cratic party Of New York" Will b. demonstrated in vic
No gentlemen has With more regret than
s emssrsy q New yaiF s1Ra t" he snSs our
sps.fs a snaano sna NO n. gs % sad p
umpor,hn questions arc buried IL oblivion and ho demo
ment ard seton which iusuTos its iulure success
s sw ans a. n n sh the Gssa
time whom the netiona democratic party which
republic isresling defeated bgt not conquered undor ne
unhoy and unnatural alliance oommning ali tue ofs
men me.ts Of tbe mo, infamous with ,h0ro
% e 81 s ssp n front ns, sy The
y your contemplated jubilee mast have good effect
the 10 yancs sna eieisney o. the party
rjcice, in With every democrat. that, in har
molnins its str.nsth ard Organizing for action tho demo
cratic party q Now York hls made no coaproaiss with
seeking .nFrat sectional sctari,n
aa he Fstro,sm sal adsments d our coantrsacn to
sG a. IL a n anS So % ss \ ~ s ans
affection to the ancient landmarkthe tried and proved
e Il Ss Ra; 'hs a
s s pus' R m i rp esifs which US We .v ' %@ sa
pie, decided Al the oot tox Never before the ree
ballot box for eessiStsna rish,s tho most sacred aad
r. nee te dss Wen H. sher Of Tho R,rolSon met
tie issue tie ssid d battle bave the A@oieaa people
snd pTnsirss, Without % whoh liberty is Gat naaS na aa
rr,crtatcd uron us ~ ghted soy
and 2 o. u s9d az or s
raj md happy insti.utonsn struggle for Liberty y
III S a III VIII s Ss 'fs T. % no
tS,tihy q cur eoSn'ryrerh9ps aetermn. that destiny
mcurnfui decay the more swift eonvusons which
lrnr 20 ruin the splendid edhce Of national and
tho superstrueturo of which has been reared in pride
ana democrat.o rule e death blow !. Low to no struck
rst It u su,sse Or : o contaoaa nal ss Of any
the land OF religion. rcedouf tests Of birth aud filth
urope no longer ma refuge AID opportunity beneath
TIT aE,s u our svsif tie ballot box controlled BY
iS5ss NJ q Hsu' m
al" ,sn ana vors hSn IN vs1 .us look forward
sari Of these results. Under beDehcent Proyi
IL the POSITION assumed b the dsmocraey Of New York
We hnye an earnst That Tho nationality hc party Il to DO
ner in nbiot the democracy amcst all the states have
1ng trer forces and boldly frankly a,owing their prn
oirestonceapg nothnr and coneedlng nothing proves
that that national democratic party has both tho pstriot
AID he reolutsp = cLesh The d Of sectional and bioted
the Union and the success OF our installations.
. nsraf sssSg c,s yS"ag r
'Le combined forces OF tho OPPOSITION though
Iryed Of the services Of gallant Dodge in tho United
States senate yet have the atsctou Of knorn ,ast
ing compromtd principle Of party creed yielded
M hear s iowa yp Is dnas a"a wss d.So
cratic A. ever and beats A. prompt responso to the duty
Lave ahdg hope that the democracy Of every state
OF the Union enuiatng the wse forearance and conoa
to exchange with each other upon the
rete and enc,ent organization q the national democratic
the proud and unsaned banner which has often waved
brilliant triumph prouder trophies will
GEO. ". JONES.
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OLD TAMMANY LIGHTED UP AGAIN.
GREAT FUSION DEMONSTRATION LAST NIGHT.
ENTHUSIASM OF THE USTEnRIgIED.
"a CUBAN PLATFORM ADOPTED.
DESPERATE ASSAULT ON THE KNOW noTHIaGs.
SPEECH OF RECORDER SMITH.
RESOLUTIONS S-AD ESSES,
&C., &C., sc.

The long expected fusion demonstration, called by the
ast evening. The list Of speakers included hs ma mes
Of many dsaoguishsd orators, and very large crowd
the lower part @ the wa. Sc crowded "ss
with dense mass Of people. The avenue, were 40
-. s;m,. = as,, . 80, ''N
she doors Of the hall we're ooenea At half na.1 .svsn
there was tremendous rusb and very soon ina han
was depsely crowded.
The national flag was raised over the Hall The piszz,
was decorated and occnpi.a NV sh.ton,s hand which
asoonrsad vsr,ous annronri.t ARA i,sl,i, tbe ,.i,
a.. -. -.,a, ..TL. D. ~, c.. ),
uo nesfo meiouy, iha. .oo' va o'ass
At quarter before O'Clock the meeting began to get
. little noisy when
Mr Ions Cocua.xp s,rvevor or N. Port emma far
49, ' S''''A =" ~ ''' 'a ''1
ward and SAID
Fellow c,zens:--Although the time has arrived for
have lot yet succeeded in obtaining ssion into he
hall viii however, At this II call the meetog erirr
Of the cena psGeeIsc Union Of shs ey e ami eo"nsp
OF New ork. II called that the masses OF the
democracy might have opportunity of loosng into
the victories they ach look bacA upon
reputation tsey have Won and iorsart tho tromphs
which aw ait them. VIII now read to you the ca. of
the meeting -
rr,o. or rrs p,noonAcy.-Tbe demoora. of the city
ed End psg fsp9 q SsT & sA a sa and i IL ra
ocratc sssoeiat ons invited meet mass ita the
lay evenink aareh 4 ~ 4. oc,9ak ny ioioNhs ds'ih
. S"sheu s'hmerh mon = "iii "A na,n,as % ~ rppoia
Hon J.re Cleipsas OF Alabama
Hon. T. 8. Wells II Vow Hampshire,
lion. J. W. Forpey, ~ Pennsyl rania,
Hon. j. = Orr Of south Cnr"lina'
non non .ol s, MnHaIhsoh, nM,3 = 2, viG' inim3,s'
JIon I a MoI)ousal ~ California
lion " s Earry of Mi, ,issipri
Hon Rob ert Tyler, Of vrginia
Hon Thomas i; Florence, y pennsylyama,
others whose hanss VII ~ uy I@ Sy S'
VI .hs 'EHina nh'ioonAi - o-'io1'.
MI, CocBhAf lhen nouihatea ior cnarman OF the
meeting James NJ smith, Jr., Esq Recorder which
,,,,.,;a, 80 ,oonir,o,s,v :. ,insa
- s'--..''-.s -
hr. SMITH saio'-
Fellow ctizt ns tender you my thanks Tor the honor
I,barna,ors aI M ins "a Thi M H. p,n9ssd an o.a.o,
when the heart OF every true democrat should be filed
with joy, in contrasting this great asemAge wth the
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Tbs ritcp ~ -hf ianse~town. NataDAhtsf tAnsas
Nrsffr ~. bfeKd tsBtnnt ~ ConasDArrs tfAhye AL
ssstrft ~. SAG shiE ~ thN kdfga tf n&si =
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30 besu .fhsA So ialBv ~ - .Asaffta1f 'n'1.
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90 q " Pan.1n. Fasisr--s u ga AaaiW fsssT4
Nsastirw.a--0. n E.ng ssA A. EsBtF'g as
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u.Fov Lsss NaufF
n.a's -, - 'N' '''''"''s s'hH'H''" '"" "'"" v" -
NJ Hopper Porsman,
samuel Brsdhurst, JaHs, r issriru.
Idpsri H. Fletcher. olsrlsa 1 Osto
Maurice : ksrrssn. oeors.H va,
h.r kala. ssia'y'' ssy .an,.I ,.... s-,s''' IT,
Gser,. nsrmsy Az. n yos,a.b
E4wd selsu James K,srney
s.rss' s.rs. = : o,. rso@'H' s.a, w", = 11s,gg.
John } wsSo,,, i7i5, w.nT
n. Eacotafr then ehafsed The Gtsni Jag nssry a.
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NV YDaa Cfrr-s0tArst- Esna4sl 4. fhifips, Nsors"
n Is.LEg Wu. VI Winteytcn, FyNfrftcA W. kiag
IlssyY n Re- John Igwniss. n. 1rsnils, Glasflss
Fstr,Gr Commissioner - tsrAxrailOoJarass ksly
Art Goo W taurt
KBos .-S,iyrst- jotA o4hisy = Ys,suiA samasI
q IatrrA Il lltt..A
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LlrTER FROM THOMAS FLORENCE.

HOUsF KFPHrHT NThriyEs, I
WAstuN.TUSt Feb, -, lsjS.
GIN1LEMrs-If health will permit IT, be with
1nmmnny all the 5th rroximo, gladly viii
avail myself u the priyese o. doing IL important to
the welfare the republic and tho Of free
Institutions that tho democracy should be united A. one
and H. therefore, hehttug and proper that voice
should forth from 'Oid Tammapy sounding the toe
sin the promotion OF union harmony 70 the remots
hoNnds 81 our canlele erhey. TrAIL- yours.
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Op~rnttc Affairs.

Matters a. tho Academy remain quiet. Ths benefit %
the artists and Others connected with the company viii
take place Monday next. Brignoll, the len7r,
occasion.
Thtre rumora yesterday that the house would b'
oJcred under Chsyslier WIaod Ma MafetteE bat
Mr.. rhslen assured the IIrRAtp reporters tha.
genen,s had ocen made for anything t4an tho
affair of Monday night
We uuderstsnd that Mr. Ole Bull i, preparing state.
nent Of the facts relative 10 tbs late at tbs
Academy.
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iVhoNhH "s''i NaA a'S''''N j'HN't"sJ ~
10 TILE YnIrnn np rnR nRRALn.

read in estiinabia paper Of 10 Gay Ia tho Hat ot
Of the different artists engaged for the Academy
of Mu,ic, my meationed, with aaiary u 81. so
assmc you, Sir. Editor that my contract, sgncd by
Mr. Gle Buil sri guaranteed by Nr James Phslen, II
for the ~ 81 600 per month. Prom ihi- may Do
supposed that similar MISTAKES can have been mails
in said lDt in which the SALARIES 81 the artists
nay not have caused tbs dovnfal Of the opera. Iiy
Il will . ssify 20 the public the true statsm.nts ~
CARDS nj sslf, for which favor consider me,
Yours, very respectfully, Ct.5AKF BAUuI
TorE. March 4
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LETTER FROM MILTON S. LATHAM.
lioUss o. R,rRIsssrAriyKs

WhsnfNGTON, FOB. J
GTs1fn reply your OF the 9TH Iebrua
ry yting y nddrets meeting of the democracy
TEmma, Hall the 9TH March, hog leave to that
the 5th March and cannot
therefore possibly attend tho object of the meet
N yours 5th fully realized
The of democratic PRINCIPLES Ia opinion 10 the
" experiment Of self government cannot
therefore do otherwise thsn sincerely hhre that union Of
the democracy and that for the coutry good
democratic victory be Urlanizet Very pocttully
your bcdicnt servant, MILTON ). LATHAM.
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The CH1R put the question and the nominations were
= confirmed.
number of letters were read TO the meeting but We
5aye only room for the following -
Inter or JOHN VAN BrRIS.
GEsrraTN-I have received your Invitation 20 address
the democratic meeting evening aud regret
hat VIII not be power 70 DO The dsmocraig -
shs State Of New York 70 the last election
that they closing the breach which had been
nseessAry made In their the year pr you aud
eody will welcome with Joy than shall the entire
that party and that party alone have looked Tor the
'sertcn and ysdaton of sound principles for uprrt
and seient hdmnistraton % the government and for the
prosperity ard honor ~ tho State by ouivanx srst
~ concistion and hndness ~ ersIandiug couttsrsy
esfentlal differences 81 ornson ~ rseusl4 Y rs
made psTtcs ~, or nsrumwntt nestonai
and private freh and by faithfo adherence tt 49,
siont and time hanored trineiss and orxaasalion the
mtcrats Of this state will readily rssnln thc proud
they have oecuped for many years onr n9
Commonwealth 70 the rank acquired or - tie ntefrlty
ridom patriotism of George clinton Daniel D. T5m9
kiHs sas Nright and the fcares npr Mt hand 81 an
who loved and unfslternz sustained tose rres,
men. Respectfully dtruly y!ur..
70 Messrs. RvNprRs, RfSG, aui others. COMMITTEE.
LETTIs OF nos. o. W. JosEs, or IOWA.
NAsIuEcros, March 3, 1855
GrarLrnrvI Acknowedre tile receipt of astterns
letter of the 9TH nt, uynx t0 attend iempcrsts
congratulations the
0fNew York, and 70 Organize victory
had promised ysef the pleasure meeting With you
that II IL 0nly
oircumsances beyond ny control will compel r.
grtfuy 10 decline the Invitation NuI the ataea
tiau and profit hould no doubt derive from partcpa
tion 10 vour festivities
Dut though shall not Is With you In person IA cannot
minslo the festivities counels With Vii YOU
trAte and improve event of fnp8fanca
whole couhiy Jet my heart NJ ympsths ahl mJ hopes
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