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saIamanaer safes.

EVANS WATSON 20 Fourth street, Philadelphia,
IL Pa tae No 50 Dock sree,) assert
Of their
PATENT SAL. AMAHDER FIRE AND THIEF-PRooF SAFES,
Bank vaults aud iron doors bank stores,
PATENT sLArE-LiNED REFKIGERAToRs
Water hte copying presses fairbanks platform
and counter scales.
Sole for Bueworth Betey Yales, Jones' and Hans
patent Pc -pTo bank locks. Please give d call
Reference made OF the hundreds who have
sat use
tom ID. q.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadelpha2 safes
United Mini, do
United Arsenal California, Philadelphia
United States Appraisers uGice Philadelphia
Pennsyy Railroad Company, Philadelphia, safes.
Philadelphia Wilmington, aud Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia.
~ Son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank Winchester, Virginia
Mr. f. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania between eth aud 9th
streets, Washington
make sales OF the above.
May 6-9awly EVANS WATSON.
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mo. 5a7l


NOTICE OF the discontInuauce OF the United stasea
Diron neisUnder provisions section OF
approved
the of public land remaining unsud dis
irct shall be reduced Of tnn hundred
thousand shall be the duty OF Secretary
the land office for d-ric
such district shall unsod Of dsconnance
land ONCE, haI b. pnhcct
land office Secretary
Treasury and
approved efi,
continue land district in which sitnsied
Of the States notwithstanding
quantity such district
bred acres when n. opinion such
order close the land
subject approved IL isio and nasmh he
derotred Ac of
terror BY M aci 10 establish he home dePa,f!snt approved Sd
March, 1872 = res0eaI gta-
Notice. is accordingly hereby in vevf from
the land officers at Palestine, quincy Chicago, and
Dixon that the vacant land In each Of said districts reduced
hundred thousand Secretary Of s
Offices al Palestine, Quincy
OF Illinois,
lands remaining
sale the land office Springfield
government in said state. g,t. q 81 n n u
Lands remaining unsod unsppopated subject
private entry Within the nts Of the districts
the date rsCeips
thereof cces Springfield VIII give public
which will b. prepared n receive appcA
entries Of any such lands II their once
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
~ Bliss.
u te--iawaw
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DUBLIC sale o surplus Water Powers aad Lands
Of Savage Manufacturing Company Thnrsday 18th July
O'Clock, the Howard county, Maryland
The undersigned, COMMITTEE of the stockholders, viii sell
divided twelve lots
every variety These lands midway be
tween Washington, lie the Washington rail-
bind all tho Baltimore aud
Washington turnpike and the village OF the company and surround
acres by the about the factory.
of IL feet inches be
low the Gtctory; above with good Also
a third second named.
Terms Of sale nethrd cnsh and residue in and two years
with interest and security.
For description said the undersigned refer
ten the premises and in the
The lands admirably situated
powers would command eoodcounuy and city
Cor flour aud paper mills
CORNELIUS MCLEAN,
Corner Chesapeake Bank,
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS
Corner Lexington and Calvert streets, Baltimore,
July d-law3w Committee.
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DOCKS FOX AUCTION

DOCKS FOR AUCJION.-The undersigned has separated
his number ofbooks various subjects, old
editions. duplicate which, for
longer salahle II their original prices.
Among hem good editions of oths best books IN the
TnenoRY, medicine and juvenile books novels
school hooks french and of miscellaneous
character. AL n which will auction the
In The time they be purrhaed al vro safe At his
half price when they worth halt
prices a quarter price when they are not so. - = - -
June 30 FRANCk TAYLOR.
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No. $780,
Notice OF Rest0rat ion and Withdrawal of Lands
in Railroad Grants in the State Of Arkansas.

NOTICE hereby given hs compliance with the request o
the 9TH Of A has directed that the lands situated
The townshps hereinafter enumerated which heretofore with
mpons lying within he probable limits Of the grant Tor the
shall be restored Market that other lands situated
townships amed below, within the probable limits Of the
according the fixed by the of the State
legislature shall be added those heretofore from
Therefore, subject
Offices heraser mentioned WHICH we're subject private entry
been preemped in the following townships will again be suec,
In the district of lands subject to sale at HKLrsA:
North Me base line and Of the nm principal meridian
Township !, Of ranges p S, and
Township 8, OF ranges aud 4.
Township o. Of raage7.
South othe bose line fin principal meridian
Townships !, 2,3, and 4, of ranges 4, 3, and 4.
Townships l,2, and 8, of ranges.
efe Of the mn principal msridian
TownshpsI, ., 5, and 4, of IangeL
Townships 2, aud ., OF range g.
In the di.trct lands subject LIrrIr RooKi
North Of line and of the fin principal meridian
Townships and a. of rangei7
South ofMe base line and nest Of the fin principal meridian
townships 2 a and ?, Of ranges ing, u and T.
Township 5, of range 10.
In the district of lands subject sale at BArKsvLLE,
North base line Of the nm principal meridian
Township y of ranges and ,.
Township a. OF range 5.
In the district lands subjec, TO sale at wAsnrsoren.
he nsn ybe
1850 = - 80 ~ $50 49, ~ - ~" F''eFN ''
Township 2, OF range ID
rwshp = = ~ ~ , rsnse 81
Townships 5 ana Q, Of range %.
mowhships, Q, q iangs ~ ca,
rswsn ". ;, ~ a ~ 10 = ~, W 90 az
Townships 10, TO- and 30, OF range &C.
Z .rown.hius ~ ana 90 OF range 81.
Township 90 Of range %
:, -, I, - 4, =, -
IN 'he asr'e' VI 'a"os s"U9ec' " sag " ShAsflhA'
NORTH Of tebase iae and Of the i'm principal meridian
Townships !, 9, 3, and 10, Of range rs
3,
ro~nsh;p q ec rama 81 IS -
roy,nshir. ,nd NJ ,,,oes % and
rownshins 4 and 81 of ranges "a as o6 aud on
Town.hins 4 IS md q Of range 5s =
roMnsn,l~ . a s. =, . y', ~ a"o 90
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Miss Isrooxe's English French 1onrding and
Day school. No. las Pennsylvania avenue.

Miss Broolx-'s English aud French uoarding ana
Day school No. las Pennsylvania avenue
MISS BROOKE rhadcipbis, having taken
MI OF l9t Pennsylvania the block
Seven Buildings will open Monday September
TO- 1885, boarding and day school for ladies Many
experience acquired in the first institutions The North
which she viii name 81 Mays Hall Burlington New Jersey and
the Epcops Female Philadelphia enables her offer
advantages the organization her establish
The history, and literature the Ennish LAM
of edu taion
Music modern will BE- taught BY the best prs
and French especially facility will be afforded m the
acquisition Partisan and pronunciation Circulars,
other particulars be had principal book
stones or OF Miss Brooke, No. s6n Z street.
The Right Rev. Aonzo Potter, D. ID.
The Right Rev. G. w, Doane, ID. ID.
Professor A. Dallas Banhe superintendent Coast survey
Henry, Secretary Smithsonian Institute
Gen. Iobn Mason, Washington, D. G.
William w. rorcoran ID. C.
Hon. James Campbell, Postmaster General
Hon. Ellis Lewis, Chief Justice OF Pennsylvania
Hon O. VI Woodward Judge Of the Supreme Court Of Ponny
vsnia. .
Hon. Geo. Vail NJ. c.. New Jersey.
My friend Brooke esmabe lady, Of great intel
gesce whose qualifications teacher whose accomplish
Enslh literature especially ene her 70 high cons,dea-
June 90 O.
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pLAYs by Anna Cora NoNvrtt, author OF Autobtvg
1 raphy Actress Price 25 cents.
The Hour Of the Man, by Harriet Mar'nesu Price cents
Americs and Americ by w. r. Baxter. ESQ., NJ r.
FAIRY Tabs OF the Countess DAulnoy translated by X fanche
and illustrations by John Gilbert.
Nations by william Howi
school Of Life by Anna Mary Hewitt
Just received ne TAYLOR MAURl'S
May 81 books'ore, near yin street
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KANSAS TERRITORY,

No 5206 From Saint Joseph Mo-, by Highland Iargsvi 100
miles and back, week.
Leave ST. Joseph Monday at6am,
Arrive Marysvie Thursday by 9pm;
Leave Marysvie Monday at 6 am;
Arrive al ST. Joseph Thnrsday by 9pm.
This route issnpposed 10 be supe seeded by 1880 and
il will be lei
No. l52D7 From Donpban, by Wolf River Highland 25 miles
and back, week.
Leave Donphsn Thursday at
Arrive at Highland by i0pm;
Leave Highond Fnaav at
Arrive at Doniphnn day by l0p
No l52s Atchon Independence Spring Gsshoppcf
Creek 2S miles and back week
Leave Acbison Monday 6 m;
Arrive a. Grssshcppss scr. s,reek same day BY 70 pms
Arrive nj Atchisnn day 10y 10
No 5as From kickspoo BY ahonsbug TO Gassbopper cfcrk
II miles and back, three timrs O week,
Leave kickapoo Tuesday Thursday, AID Saturday - 9
Arrive At Grasshopper Greek same days by l2m;
Leave CHRISTOPHER Greek Tue day. Thursday, and saur
Arrive al Kickapoo same days BY 7 pm.
Bids will be considered.
No 1910 From eavcnwouh CITY, 10y Nuato Shds,
Whitfield, Loring tIaiet. Saint Ways Mission, Yer
million River, ard shannon, 10 Pawnee, LAG miles and
back q week.
Leave Leavenworth City Monday m8am;
Arrive AT Pawnee Saturday 18Th day. by pm;
Leave Pawnee Monday nj g. am;
Arrive Lcaveuworh saturday t5h dty) by IN
Bids extend for Riley, mile further viii b.
sidered
No 1921 From westpo Mo- by Franklin Lawrence ity To-
kesaa, Douglas City, Lacumpton and Tccutosah, to
Whitfield, rs miles and back three times week.
Leave Westport Monday, "wednesday, and Friday al 6
Arrive Whitfield days by lopm;
Leave Whitfield Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday Mt @
Arrive wcs,por, next days nv ppm
Bids 70 week will b. considered
No 1922 From Wespot ol by Bun creek Black Jack, One
Hundred. and Ten Mile Creek, Council City, 60
Council Grove, fa5 miis and tack, week.
Leave Westport Monday st6ami
Arrive at Council Grove Saturday by6pm;
Leave Council Gfsve Monday ~ Gam
No i523 From w.sport mo j by wca Mission,
Miami Agency, Centrcvlle, Sugar Mound, Mae Creek,
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Post once Department,

HE authorizing pos,parers whose Offices entitled
by with bips remit
printing the hereby rescined md
this win be received for st pnrcse
the department. JAMES CAMPbELL
June sf-law3w Postmaster General
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Orphans Court, May 22, 1855.

OFphanS Court, May ", 1866.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA, a. nil, N.#ter
Washington county, ~ W
IN OF Catarne Ecklof adnnistratx Of Joseph
EkloH deceased The Administrative aforesaid with
APPRECIATION the Orphans Of Washington Dis
c Of Columbia Tuesday the % day of July
final distribution Of personal
deceased OF the hand far ths have
iecie and and where all the creditors
said deceased notified attend lat the ophaps' of WASH
ington city, claims properly vouched they other
from all beneht of said provided
copy This be published week for three weeks the
Vest Ed w. ROACH,
Register Of Wills
True copy.
Test, ED. w. ROACH.
Register OF Wills
MAY %, 1855. Nv
June l6--Law3wt
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United states Mail.

STATE or LOUISIANA
PosT OrrIcr DrPARrMESr,
June 4, 1855
PROPOSALS carrying of the
lstday October 1885, inclusive,
following will he received
Post Office the city Of
Washington until 18th Juy 1885, decided by the
Goth ~ sa
LOUISIANA.
From LIST October 1855 o LIST july 1883
No. 1907 From Mansvie by BreauI, Bridge Amsndve,
Leonavile (ocaD and Barry's Land ng, llocall TO
Opeiousas, La 60 miles and hack, n
Leave Saint Marinsvile Monday n in m;
Arrive nj Opeiousas day by 10
Leave Op.inuszs "Wednesday 6 4 m
Arrive Saint Martin willie day by 10 y m.
Bids three times week, schedule
making close rions Opelousas with the New
Orleans msI, will he considered.
forms OF iusnc
ton aud requirements embracing on he incorporated
such poper
advertisement inviting western
mud southwestern States, daied 9th January 1851
JAMES CAMPBELL,
June2--1awiw General.
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a OrECEs OF the establishment of additional land
" Office in the Wisconsin,
pursuance of the Of Congress, approved February 81 1855
establish additional lard district
of Wisconsin," embracing all Of the WILLOW
ofIhe line dividing townships
Cor called EosD
hereby
the United States SUPERIOR in said State.
Washington,
April, A. ID. 1855. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioners o the General Land Office.
Ami. 2g--law6w hut. aud star
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Bufeau OF FfoFisioha nhd tIoIhsI Io1o~
GEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for beefs and
- Pork will be received
~ O'Clock, Saturday the l4h day OF July
furnishing delivering OF all and Tisk the
United States, following -safdsi
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1 MEXICAN house, Hanover street, Heston; BY
Lewis Rice Rebuilt, enlarged, and elegantly furnished
Of the travelling ppbi,c.
Dec u -lly
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NEW EDITION OE DICK EMS Complete Nor 4s.--
IN The complete works OF Charles Dickens five Five
81 So
The Missing Bride Miriam, the Avcngsr; by Mrs Emma d.
r. N Souihworth Paper, 81; bound, 81 rs,
The pckwick Papers complete Price 80 cents.
jus, published and for sale TAYLOR * MAURY'5
May 27 Bookstore, 9Th street.
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VIM. M. Merrick,

VIM. M Merrick,
a LAW,
No. 30 LousianG apeaus,
WILL practise in supreme Court OF the United saes the
of claims. of te District OF Coz
uInbia.
Dec 27-3tawti
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W edition "S y '"'e'"'''' -
Adamss Equity edition, with Americsn notes.
June FRANCK TAYLOR
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A AUTOBIOGRAPHY of Arago, vol. London 1855
Phllips's Worlds beyond The Earth vol London, 1855
Alexandria and her schools; by Chns Kingsley. vol 1855.
The Philosophy of Universal Hory by Chevaer Bun
2 VOLS London, 1855. -tr.1H0
Osbarn' Monumental History vols London, 1855
Hardwick's Shilling Peerage for 1855.
ShIlines Worth Of Magic; by Professor Anderson.
Daniel de Foe and Cburchil by John Forster vol 1855
Hsashe History, Literature, and Art of the Greeks from
the German Of Jacobs. vol. 1855.
Pote Nineveh Ancient History and Modern Explorers.
vol. 1856
The Curiosies OF Lon ION; by John limbs VOL 1855.
With many other English hooks, imported by last by
June IA FRANCK TAYLOR
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nKAwING looks, from Paris aud London Imported
direct by undersigned, Of various kinds
Landscape Drawing Flowers Animal Life, Human Figure
Perspective, Architectural Drawing, Drauehtng Sc. sc.
May 10 FRANCK TAYLOR.
DnNCROrr's NEW BODb-lise sry Historical
ID Miscelsnies, volume.
Travels through the Chinese Empire by Mr. Hue with maps.
For sale by TAYLOR NAURY,
May 10 Booksellers, street.
HISTORY ron BOYS or Annals of the Nasions os
III Modern Europe by ]. g. Edgar.
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NENEgAL rExr BoOK Tor surveyors, engineers,
ions and for The use and guidance Of county gentle
and others in me Or Of prop
.ying and dwelling, timber measuring arfeers work,
country houses, and useful by
% sna wb omne
June ! II FRANCK TAYLOR.
70 land bouay under the act Of Congress Of September 2sh
Bevsrys History Of Virginia.
Rutfn's Agricultural ESSAYS, SC.
Transaeion. yirg Agricultural Society. Vol
m s%rs on =" w w.' S,s,b p sn,rr
Fiechers studies slavery.
FaveI's Works vol
ss%%1s M"" % " neea, % History
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Woman in the Nineteenth centuy bs Margaret Fuller osso
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N American among orenias including audience with
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e. e. Boulder, NJ D.; price g cents, ..,o.
by Edward 10y Morris; price IS cents 49,,
schmackes Lutheran Manual, formula of discipline, Sc
Rands Medical Chemistry students; price 81.
Mayo bookstore near 9th St
NE BOWS REVIEW May.
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THE In s"s ou s,oei ra s q ssn vols
McEigotts American Debater - = - =.
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n ANTHONY. so. 3os sroHd,ysy, New York. man
W. sns Of ns o na ansy aud
caotype and chemicals for pictures and mate
Case makers supplied with for manufacturing
Banison's celebrated also, vogandcr shea
3os Broadway, June II, 1854.
June 20--diyears
Aw Partnership ROBERT J. WALKER s LOUIS
Ii JASIN formed partnership under the firm off Walker
Iann, Of in the
Court the United States and before the Of claims
Address Washington, d G. May lo--eo3m
LII. MDDLEToS,
Dealer In lee,
depot side Of \, 18Th street.
Ice kept constantly hand the office, which be had in
large small quantities
Office open from 8, a. 10 9, pm
VnE MISSING BRIDE, by mrs. southwortb.
1 Dickensis New Stories. vol
Pickwck Papers so cents
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The Initials. New edition.
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the shoemaker tailor, mne
others add very tabor saving machoe.
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Aw Partnership ROBERT j. WALKER LOUIS
Ii JANIN partnership, the Walker
for aud OF in the su
preme Court United States. before the OF claims
Washington city.
Address Washington, ID q. May lo--eo3m
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~ ANTHONY, No. 30s HroHdssy, New York. nsnn-
H Of daguereotypo apparatus, mangs,
cases, Of platechemicals, frames aud
caoype and chemicals for pictures and mate
rails of every descriptions.
supplied with materials for manufacturing
Barison's celebrated Also Highlander shea
always hand.
30S Broadway, June IL, 1854.
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united states Mail.
or NEBRASKA AND KANSAS.

June i, 1850
PROPOSALS for mails United the
January, 1856 the Vi June, 1856, inea
sye, following the Territories OF Nebraska and
will the Contract Once OF the Poet Once De
paTent hs city Of Washington, until Of the ist day of
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In Ills city, Wednesday, Dec ~ ~ he norrhage Of
bs lungs, Mr. JosEPn cHaSDIEa aged 50 years and 81
dasH.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of his
bsotntr at Fiahkii Landing, tomorrow morning. at ten
O'Clock.
suddeBly on Wednesday afternoon Dec H. JOIN
kuRsAy aged ~ years
ths frSos AID aequaiat.nces Of family are respect
inly invited 10 attend the funeral ten O'Clock to-nor
row morning. from No. 100 Hester street, oil Ell
bridge street.
On Tuesday Dec. II. of consumption, in consequence
CT hopping cough, AsDnEw PARKER HALL 500 o. John Q.
and klzs hcfacden aged years. months and "a days.
May he rest in peace.
The friends NJ the iamy respectfully invited TO at
tend the an-ra from the residence OF his her, No II
suey, nis afternoon, at two O'CLOCK TO Greenwood Co.
On fuesday Dec H. Of scarlet fever NARY isSrs KsArr
aged years and 10 days. daughter Of Robert N. and
The friends Of the parents are invited attend the
Desa from their residence, No 1873 Charlton street this
tsnosD, 1T one o'clock The remains will be taken to
On "wednesday morning, Dec r. of scarlet fever, Flo
naScn EusxNIE daughter Of Seth G. ana Amelia Keyes in
TIE relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
svted TO attend the funeral to afternoon At two
s'cioek from No. .o2 West Eighteenth street. Eighth
California papers please copy.
On Wednesday morning, Dec. r. AroNo T., Of
II days.
Tue friends Of the family are respectfully invited to at
tsnd the funeral this morning. at ten O'Clock, from No.
Az Greenwich street.
On Sunday Dec; in Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, Mrs.
IAnn CAss, aged Al years.
The remains Inferred In the Cemetery CT the Ever
gveeBs
On Wednesday, Dec. H. ALICE e. wife OF Nathaniel p
Abarte, and daughter Of the Late John g. Nboets
The relatives and friends Of the family requested
attend the funeral from her late residence Fulton
nue., Lower horrisanis, to morrow morning at eleven
O'Clock Her remains will be taken to Greenwood. The
train leaves City Hall at half past nine O'Clock.
On Tuesday night Dec H. after short illness Of diarr
has, Macy ANN STANTON, aged 9yesrs months and
asys eldest daughter Of William and Catherine Stanton
The funeral viii take place from the residence OF his
parents, at Hudson City Heights New Jersey at two
O'Clock this afternoon The friends Of the family In
vhed TO attend, without further invitation.
Newark papers please copy.
At Springfield, Eass- on Sunday Dec. o. HENRY GEy-
HARD German segar maker.
His relatives and friends may obtain particulars by al
dressing ID. n. lane, Feeding Hills, Mass
Cumberland and Baltimore papers please copy.
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POLITICAL.

AT MELTING or THE DEMOCRATS or THE
"A Twenty second ward, held Burnharn's Mansion Rouse
December l, 1855, II WIS
hesoved an association 70 he the Democratic
caon Of the Twenty second ward The following gentlemen
were appointed Cheers q the as-ocison:wnll~m
President, j. Carlton Durham, Vice
Assistant Secretary
On mouoa, the following gentleman were appointed com
principles OF Ito Associaion.-john J. Muuford
Meeks, yr and John H. hobion.
Inc eoufnfee appointed reported The suhJoned platform
We, upders gned fnrheyance Of democratic prin
eipes agree 10 unite in acton for that object and
ISOLATION, To be known BY the above designation supporting
the fol platform: The principle. Of democracy as
ed In The early existence country jefferson earned
out eteInI ed by Jackson The recognition OF The doc
fairs Of independent nations In this hemisphere
alike vi virdom and patriotism by he distinguished Nenroc
cent OF the governed.
dlerrnt siaSes 10 control their affairs
every citizen In the exercise Of his legitimate
nRhs Ihhi We deem one 81 the principles 81 democracy
ui all men entitled N equal and
fore AL have the right to worh,p h.r God according
dlrtnes of their without
rcproach That positive svowa' and practical carving out
OF the principles That oregn power shall intermedd
The political affairs Of any state upon the continent ~ Norh
The duty Of The general any such lnferfer
enee to toe full extent OF her power. That opnr
hemisphere should DC tolerated BY American people T
we deem 10 be mount
an our others IN The enjoy mont Of their rights In every
yer o. NE robe and 70 redress AID ehasir heterogeneous
o. those rights a. every That favor wise
economical and prudent administrator Of mancra
Rcsoyed Thai lie parposes o,hss a..s.a - a. u
sDu harmony ~ ne cenocauc party Of New York aud
Al democratic are cordially invited 20 operate e
Resolved That his democratic assoota,on vii frcvn unop
All ohqs factions and sns divisions party ara re
qurce otis members frank adoption genaral
snd vi,s q cordial pernk The work Of rcpdens ~.
dsinoerAir party once more united ard sf1c.eni.