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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Aston decentralization 10 invited the superior articles
in the gentlemens furnishing department The stock In
sudes every variety Of gauEe silk sePhyr Ltsle thread
va gloves hoes gold shirt studs and sleeve buttons
mounted and otherwise imported for the spring and
trade. The prices moderate and the assortment
mn
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anal and Lispen ard streets.
This new and elegant hotel conducted the European
Lam u in the full tide Of success having become po
uar stopping place Eastern and Southern travel
the fashionable watering places and springs Of
North. Its light and airy apartments and admirably
hus 70 The travelling public, andinvited corresponding
In the rsecory attached every dscaey Of thu season
be had 1t the shortest notice. and at all hours Of the
cheaper better dinner The attention q the travelling
given by the that their stay Of the
Brandreth House will be rendered both pleasant aad
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GRAND AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION

GRAND AMERICAN DEMONSTRATION
J: az ::::::i ,::.:. Ii
Hon. Hon. j ;ssss: Gamble Game Sis.s.
Il: T. S:s:
Hon. NE Alexander. Maryland.
Hon J. Broom. Pennsylvania
HON HON aesi Levin s'in... FaissslRpSSi.
Hon. MI BARTLETT ........................ Kentucky
Hon. M Williams. SsatSeky.
Hon asiiory Sew YORK YORK
Hon Mr. Hsnsston North CAROLINA
nss. J.el:en Dsnsi.cn Tsans.sss.
from various other sections Of the United states.
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CLUB..A
regular meeting win DO held a. the Repository s'i
The strength and durs ,iity Of 3uerican m.sris and
shs 1s ST the s
A SPECIAL meeting OF TIE NEW YORK YOUNG
Soass
fon'sua attendance EREsHa 81 P
JOSEPH J. KrARsEY, Corresponding Secretary.
" deceased Mr. Phillip H. Jeanne-et thanks
ss.ars.y sS
White LOT ns
HREENPoNT FERRY, FOOT OF TENTH STREET,
G aa;s VIII run a. boa.
two so,ss from A. ~ !. until From ociSGs
clock leaving Greenpont At this hour and returning
lay up.
MAsoNI s,;;a,9 LODGE, NO. sss;-BREr4sEE
Day on the sSh e b. per Laura
'ls b. ssd the H
R.v. gATfMAs. Secretary. :, :. : ! - : :"
MASONIC NOTICE THE MEMBERS OF EUREKA
M Ledge Nc 2 NJ are hereby directed s Il, 70 attend
ss SsssTs H. SfS;sg G'
Gro B. BROWNE, Secretary. -.
NEW YORK, JUNE o. 1856 THE PRICE OF BOARD
IN respective hotels and after this date vii DO
wv HEEApTEIL, sxSsER Co.. St: Nicholas Hsss..
0. &. FUTNAH. w. Clarendon Hotel.
NEW YORK HORTICULTURAL socIErY.-THE
~ june exhibition will be held A. Clinton Hall Actor
tie evening an address will Be Delivered BY wa
na e Ssps rye s sns
NoTIcE.-.A NOTE OF D; c. orIs 4 oGDEN,s. FOR
ssr,d " ,..c Oh: PAYABLE 4 A'l.stio Bank new
lork city, vac Loaf In sending by mail to Bridgeport Conn
All psr,ons are nstied not to purchase same, payment
PAGIrIe MALL AL. STEAMSHIP s COMPANY. NEW YORK,
folders Of this company viii be held A its oee 81 South
street. On E. f Sny Ffis ss sss..
CT. DAvIp's BENEVOLENT sooIETY.-rnE REoU
- lar quarterly Meeting Of this Society will be held
Dayids Hail. Ne. N2 walker street, Monday evening"
18TH inst st o'clock PunotuAl attendance
Of the members 10 requested WM MILES, President.
HsNRy ~ MORGAN, Secretary.
THE MARTYR MONUMENT AssocIATIoN-AN AS
TOR II 81 &. s s
British Prison Ships In the Wallabout Bay-propose
conn emerAton Of the Battle Of Bunker Hill, Monday
evening neat the 18th inst with the view Of aiding
H. & a Tns u.
streets D,tipsuished sgs,sers.the Rsy Drs Chaplin,
Apr opriate music will give interest the
scn Eht o'clock 10 the hour Tickets 80
obtained the committee A. the door The proceeds will
applied 70 the PREPARATION Of vault Foit
ths.rseeption the Martyrs remains.
TIE THIRD ANNIvSRsARY
YOUNG MEMS DfMoCRATIc UNION CLUB
will be celebrated on June 30, 1855, a. the
METROPOLITAN THEATRE.
Distinguished gentlemen from different Of the Union
vii telver the annual addresses Members csn procure
admission application TO either Of tn, follow
| Ing Committee Of Arrangements: =
G. L. VAN ZANDr,
J.. y. HARRISON.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c.
GINTs PINE GOLD CALIFORNIA DIAMOND CLUs
ter without chain These Minis
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AEM PUBLICATIONS.

A CARD.-THE ATTENTION OF TIE UNDERSIGNED
IA having been called TO book just published entitled
oneCut Corners which contains injurious ssasemsnts
ss thss 'a th 1e s arm Of M r0rS Co 70 ne
numerous customers BY selling vile manufactured liquors
As ven q the friends ohs late firm 70 deny those
sold by Bragslehal sioro Co. which vas not &C.
nuine and precisely represented. some
Of spurious articles but am proud TO be able
has guilty Of practices Whsher phall seek ls
gal redress perpet Of this outrage In
present Of the depend ON
circumstances. Meanwhile, hasten TO make this pubnc
denial Of the changes. 5 BAGGLEHALL,
Late Bsgsehal, FOric -. SIT Broadway, New York.
T oNDoN BOOKS, AfTHE AUCTION ROOMS $50
II Broadway-very foe London books, old ssW, are
offered private the above The coecti n,
contains curious works In history snd sr.
London edition; SIS vols, clstd for So JORDAN co.
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Second Hand Chickering Plano for Sale, Mt
Sl36; also Gise WALKER for $ll5 and Nunns Il
Clark $25; one do $40; "a octave nearly for
'''' HORACE WATERS, sss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Photographic Portraits for Sl-Six times
larger ordinary daguerreotyps the price,
and Sc doxen create extensive demand the original
"a have done by the New York picture COM
pany, $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

"Baby show Polka."-Selling Rapidly, the
famous "8aby Show Polka composed and dedicated to
the prize babies by Rekab. Price Is cents.
HORACE WATERS, No. 333 Broadway.
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Photographic Instituae, 37l Broadway,
two doors above 1aor the art taught embracing
copies S. colored fifty per lower than the
lily DO obtaine d;elaewhere BATTELII CO.
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WILL BE PUBLISHED EARLY IN JULY,
w MEMOIRS OF
JAMES GORDON BENNkTr

AND HIS rIMEs.
JOURNALIST.
In 12mo vol SO pages with fine Steel Portrait
from an original drawing Price 81 %. u
This aDxiousy expected ~ork will be published early IN
July 1t the history Of remarkable
dusty talents and resi- are little known 70 the
public although his name 70 familiar 70 the world %
THB LEADING JOURNALIST or THE UNITED srArra
The volume Will give panoramic view Of pm oo events IN
past thirty ye.rs biosphy written solely ~
act Of literary justice fully capable 20
treat the theme with cando and esrsncs With taste and
desire read alike for its thoughts lie Important
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NBCsrrlers and agents who wish to obish ub,erssrr
will receive canvassiug circuiars with their printed
Is sgents addressing the publishers apple the
publishers will shppy agents with subscription book
work usrsr sopes ~i BE- delivered r. sS,s ~ ,o q
publication -V"SS-
17Te FOURTH OF jolly. 1866
~. SHEET Ell.
PICTORIAL PICAYUNE,
Fer tho tiEN9 4
FOU RITZ OF JULY. &4@ EN
GREATEST PICTORIAL PUBLrsugp. 1851
Now READY. FNEfMaf e
Get out sheet music Yankee Doodle sh> drum
powder. Take down the old mushes clean her ont and
blaze fer the glorious Of July /. eamns
and with tho side spl.ng Pictorial Poayune Is coming
with rush. 1t 10 coming with
NAV ILLUSTRATIONS
VI the ehects OF the Maine law It's title page full
~. - fuNSy. STORIES,
IL will take The kinks your shrvelied
fcrape away the crow feet around your eyes
.,,- PRIcE ca CESTs
Send ~ Your orders to ROSS JONES TouSEY,S News
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Summer ClOthlng.-We have lately added
many new styles Immense stock able sum
msr clothing, and wouid advise our friends to give
early call and their selections the desirable
styles will be scarce before the season 10 over.
d. DEVLIN CO.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Ts,snS r. ~, Pa.,, ,.-ss, :. All ~. =.
tenton Of the trade to several styles Of mems
hats just finished among which Young Americas
and hne white japan hats both Of beauty well
together with our uslal large variety Of mems
hoyl and cldrens straw hats all Of Manufacture
% the lowest market price, by the Dozen A. LIZ
LAND co., III Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Defiance Salamander Safes.-R0bert n. Pat
RICK 10 the sole in the United States Of the
above celebrated Safes and patent proof defiance
locks Depot lS2 Pearl street. door below
Maiden lane,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

csues can be obtained 1T the ofce No. IL Broad street.
We beg 10 state that the late Fire at No. 10
Maiden lane, will in way interfere with business
regards exhibition the entire stock being stored
the laboratory in Jersey City. Orders addressed
agents, Dunkin Robbins 1T present No. IS Maiden
JOS. c. J. EDGE, JR.,
q. g. Laboratory, Jersey City.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18
COroLe r's Inquest.

Fatal CAMPHESE AcclDEsr.-coroaer 0'Deanen held
An inquest At the New York Hospital, upon the
body Of Gertrude Emsburgh, German girl, about
twenty two years OF age, who vas lstsiy employed
domestic in the family Of Charles Beck residing No
226 Houston street, who 20 her dsato
injuries received Friday night by tbs explosion OF
csmphene lamp. The deceased was filling the lamp
while IL was lighted. The jury rendered vsrdi;t OF
death bY burma.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

auction sale Of stocks and bonds will take place this day
2 o'clock at the Merchants Exchange For further par
tcuars his advertisement another column. Gaia
lo4ues be obtained Ut the oee No. II Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Dressmaking.-Lai Sojourning Mt the
sh9pabls hotels Of the metropolis win be to esra
hours notice, BY Mrs FARNsWORTH, st S7 Broadway,
opposite Broad theatre.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Der styles and fabrics with which opens
Of 1855 unprecedented Among the prom
weather chapesux than twenty varieties
felt hats soft and hard Then there all
shapes qualities and siIes eghorns Of all prices; Swiss
straws light and beautiful Fast india and Canton
cool and becoming; and Paris straws that ventse the
head and grace IL ~ the same time There Is taste
however fasoious that not be suited from the
and varied assortment Of summer hats At GENISS, No
2l4 Broadway, opposite st, Pauls church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

THE THIRD ANNIvSRsARY
YOUNG MEMS DEMoCRArIc UNION CLUB
will be celebrated on June 80 1855, st the
METROPOLITAN THEATRE
Distinguished gentlemen from different Of the Union
viii tsliver the annual addresses Members procure
esrds admission application TO either Of tn, follow
- s. WALLACE CONE,
g. l.. VAN ZANDr
j.. y. HARRISON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Zephyr Cashmere Suits, $40; Check Mar
settles suits s. 50 extra superb blue oeth dress coats 49,
fancy pants 81 fashionable Marselles vest ST.
EVANS Clothing Warehouse c. and 10 Fulton street1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

Removal.-The Ladies' Hair Dressing Els.
Establishment, formerly AZ, is $40 Broadway; ladies'
gents wigs &C. constantly hand also dbbleeania
fer the preserv alton n growth Of the hair.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

AIRS. GRELN RESPECTFULLY INFORMS FEe
M patrons that her Domestic Agercy Il removed to 20
white street. and that she prepared 70 patrons
Katet employers and employees cents Best OF cooks
hilhekt chance for tho country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

A STEADY YOUNG WOMAN WISHES A SITUATION
"A as chambermaid and waiter; understands the
silver and glass; objection to children or would do the
work Of small family objection to the country
city reference Apply 81 I4 Atlantic ST. Brooklyn second
floor, back room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

TWO SAlESNEN WANTED.-KNOx, THE Halter,
s to take possessitn Of his quarters 22 Broadway
ccrner Of st. Tuesday next and he requires two
al statesmen. Young Of active habits pleasing
addrs and accustomed to tusines viii find first rate and
stand lbs fulton st. The summer style Of hats
ready for inspection.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

AJOURPlCE EFT CU1sINIERk FRANCAISE-ON De.
IN sire avcr jome1re dams camille nour.
rice infant de HUT jours don't 10 mari phab
terat Ia Vile eopviendTait meux Aussi bonnie
cusrisre fispcase Sadreser sujourdbui o, temsia e
mAtn avsnt hsures on u toh sp:es hcures No. u
Wet 3tt ct, pres Broadway.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL WANTS SITUATION As
IA mbermaid and 70 assist In washing and o1ng
ehambermaid and TO take children, would
do light housework has objection country
fer the Can be for days at her
place, sl4 West oath ST. Chelses cottages
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

WhiSkers or mOustacneS PRODUCED In ELK
weeks by my onguent, without stain injury to the
skn bottle; large bottles containing eight OF small
$5 sent to any part Of country. R. GRAHAM, 5s5
Broadway; Briggs, 81 State street. Albany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

A MARRIED PHYsIcIAN,. GRADUATE IN TdE
"A New YoIh Univer,itX, and who has been practising
situation IL the SOUTH give his attendance
derate salary would be secured 70 him Best of references
given. The Doctor speaks auenly French, Spanish Eng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-18

IIoIEL SERVANTS wANTED.-ENGLtsH, FRENCH
II or German walters are wanted immediately, for
hett ALSO, protested cook, confectontr and
bsrber Apply between the hours Of 10 and ociosk
20 Prince st., in the basement
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REsPECTABLE, INTELLIGENT PERSON WISHES
"A Tor ntuston With family oing to Europe has lived
abe can rer would BE- found an seqoistion lady in
delicate health, children, having had much
experience in sickness produces that
tnect neat sewer, and make isdies' fne things
three DAYS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24

nNR MISE SIkkENDEkS."

Here il u paragraph from the Washington b'PaG:
"The Boston c"rr'~pr dent "f the New York Eve
ming Post, communicates III. following Interesting
int liIgenc.:
Lettcrs have been received III tins state 10y political
gentlemen of stun.l.ng from Mr. Wio-, i'll which TINT
cxdiplomntist admits TINT he has II" chance what
ever Of becoming Governor of Nirgi nia. Although
this admission not needed IL lis OF what Is
10 be the fue Of h" Accnniac geuilcnCn II H., never
thrlcss interesting to have confirmation confirmed
from such source.
".ificr this admission from Mr.. Wise himself. We
trust e shall have r.o In"rc Dragging. from his lieu
tenants.
a Eo>ton correspondent gives the information to q
Nrm York paper, - the Washington nrGGH transfers
il Ia It's congenr! AIMS The defeat of Mr.. Wise may
BE- H. confidently ~ cHid as il is ardrny desired by
the Know .Nolhiui; aholitionSts Of Massachusetts,,
but the people Of Virginia sill soon teach them ano
thcr lesson.
The story that Mr. Wise has sail TINT he cS
poets To be beatcn il like Il thousand other stories
about him, a Know Nothing fabrication. Mr.. Wise
is perfectly well assured that he will be the next Gov
ernor of Ergina-;,s is every other intelligent and
impartial person in the Commonwealth. Never for
one moment has hc hal any hlissiving of the result
Of the election. I'e above paragraph serves to show
the anxiety am"nf the nboiionsts of the North for
the defeat OF Henri a. Wise. The people IF Virsin"
will observe that M nholitionist writer in Boston,
congratulacs aI.slayery paper III New York. "n
the prospect Of the defeat Of the Democracy in Nir
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
FROM JEFFERSON COUNTY.

IL Ire Eh""rS n ne EHyurrr:
llIHrEEs' FERRY, April IS, IS.,I
G"nlemcn:--li affords much pleasure Ia inform
you that The Democracy here urc in hi.i sprirs.--
those secret midnight political wrc-wurkcrs il Is
true, deceived soluc ut our uouli,y and honest tir
Zcns with the false prccNt of claiming, 10 be the rx
poncnt and defenders ul the elevation of the laborimr
raoscs, ana HE prustralI"n of political dcWaguses
but View oi the internal operations prc-rntc, the
same miserable rulnlnS-ccar TINT constructed by
The "striIs!bIc med Bumlinc' alias "JusOn," some
years back, with an additional wheel To crush rcli.
uis liberty. The result la, bccn that oIr hundred
and twenty thirty have got tired I'll the music III
the trI lc,nnd Withdrawn in disgust, and taken up the
line of march, after the bold aud patriotic trumpet al
the gallant Wise. Others will dn likewise before thu.
that Il respectable portion al tl"S, withdrawn
Wigs too honest Ia cnuntcnIiI"r any secret pnlti-
cal vaccinations against their iruw-citZcns.
lnnlrec government, where all arrrIunliy Interested
IN lis national pros lwrv has the lmrr"mc when con-
til"ncr Is broken up between man and man! Can NO
III longer truS: The management al our public policy
Ia the deliberations OF open day, and general uspcc
tIun Has the liberty al tins country become 70
endangered, that driven {" midnight ruuurIl,
"try IL snv" il Bur will not indulge III further
Elections, which can b. viewed III nn other rational
light but IL an insult To the a@ ia which live and
Ilurc especially 10 tho sons al Virginia In this, tho 9Th
Congressional District, we hhvc vivid picture OF the
III which these mig walkers respect the III
icgcnce Ui tho people. The same candidates nrc before
~, with an acknowledged Democratic majority from
tIot" lOh', anl n"thingto commend The opponent ol
able and efficient representative, The Hon. Charles
james Faulkner, but tho persecution "i portion al
the people OF this republican governments on account
Of yr!igiDH md biTh. But you may be assured our
people fully aroused and will give signal rcbuke
10 all such attempts upon their intelligence.
The Democratic Speakers in the district IRE numerous
and active and IN the language III the faithful watch
man, " all is we'll MECHANIC.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
FROM GREENBRlER COUNTY.

LLwIsErH", April Il, lSjJ.
conference.-the Democrats here, w" faithful
H. their princ piles, ~ fine spirits. Know Moth.
im!i|m has no i"rr,rS for them; and, confident "i
cess. they arc not only ready Lut cng"r lnr l.
test. They loahc the miserable "ism," nnd will fight
their secret, .kulking enemy, with an Increased and
increasing spirit. They cannot and will not consent,
that Nlrglna. or my portion at the South, shall ever
br laid PROSTATE ii the feet 1T Northern Know Mo-
thing and Abolition power. Depend upon II, they
will be Ia nj the polls the It'll Thursday in
May. and in the meantime will be inum! rendering
good service 10 their party and country. il Is trIr
lew IN thankfully have gone oil in pursuit Of ir plum
tOn but the hope in entertained tha, they will soon
see the error oi their wuy and, reIuuncng IT, return
Ia their former political friends, from whom they
hive been separated in an unguarGrd moment 1t ID
quite Obvious That the eloquent and aryulncntatlve
speech, delivered Il short time since at this plHcc, by
MIR. W sc has cSr'rcl n most happy and sautary in
hncnrc on The public mllrl-an influence, which,
trust will forever arrest the further miSchicvous pro
grrss III Know N"t!lngIsm III this part of the state
Ii Is difficult II not impossible, Ia form n satisfactory
opinion Of the probnhlc result n the contest in this
county. lou know tho political character 81 Green
brIrr but nm strongly inclined Ia believe that Flour
nnys majority will not exceed 80 or 100. The Dr.
m"crar Ioss. "ccas!"nCd by the lr-rrli"ns Ia which
have referred, will be more than supplied bya WING
y"ic. Wise will unJucrii"nnhy receive Il much
larger vote than that given to Gov. Johnson. We
have had, within II few days past, Know Nothing
Congressional Convention here. which nominated!
Mr.. Staples of Montgomery Is the candidate al the
new pn:ty. know but little of the present Lundi-
tiou al the district, but from my general knowlc; c 81
il, nnrl from items al interesting intelligence
Gently communicated la by nhcrs cannot for Il
moment doubt the r-clr"ii"n al E,Imond."H, Hnl the
SuCcc-- "f the Democratic ticket 10y cYunl, ii not
hy much greater ma iority. What tlIut ina orty
will be, ain not prepared 10 say.
RrSpccttully. &c,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
FROM CAEELL CNINTN.
70 lie EihorS Of the EMYu"cr:
CABLLL, e.. H.. Va. April II Is,

10 ne J/HEO" " ~" L'"IH"''
CABLLL, e. H., Va. April Il, lSjJ.
Gentlemen The prospects Of Wise, McComas an!
Bocock arc on the increase here. nm satisfied TINT
this comfy will give the S,Iunon ticket at least jon
majority. Wayne will give almost unanimous vote
for the ticket, and ~ will Logan, Bnouc and Wyn.
min Know XothIn-ism is evidently declining
rapidly not only in til, county, but in NIL the counties
in this section IT the State The nomsrcl ticket al
the 'darkGntrn party don't take nj all in this re-
yion They committed II fatal error IN putting j. VI,
r. Isrnc ~, i"ir ticket. Tie can give II" strength Ia
their ticket in the West lie WAS Il broken down nrl
,lrfunct Imitcinn for sometime" previous To h" Know
Nohn.s Convention. Ynu will see from the r.S"!u-
tons and address of Senatorial Convention recently
held nj Point Pleasant, Mason county Mr. bcnlr ;
rcsiicncr) the estimation in which he Is held, where
he is best known. His son, &. T. Bral" is learn, an
ardent opponent of Know. NothingiSn, and jealous
supporter Of Henry a. Wise j. NJ. IL. Bcalc de-
srcd nomination nj the hands "f the Democracy
last Summer for Congress, and did not get solitary
vote in the Chenille Convention. The i,iau ot his
giving strength 10 the Know Nothing ticket, is re-
gnrded III the West as utterly ridiculous
Know N"hings arc withdrawing rom the Councils
IN every county in this section of the State Wise is
gaining ground III every county from this {" the Penn
sylrana line Elisha w. MrCumns will prove Ia be
lower al strength Ia the ticket in the West.
Yours truly, l.. y. '.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-04-24
FROM PRESTON COUNTY.

To NE ENltOrs Of Tic Enquirer. ~ TO-.
DrSKARD BOTToN, April I'D, lS''.
The prospect for tho s"Ers's OF ng ha hcs, ue
J'nLtrJ:but we have succeeded in turning Iack inc
'urrsnt from the demagogucs, and many Of 'iosc VINO
were caught with the sulltrap have come "u opeIs'
and denounced the whole thing, und 'eclnrth 10 De
Wing trick. .rca1 mud
The sails of the old flag slip are fully unl'!teu u,,'
-h i moyin.r brskly, and the gallo is strngly III
rrcsinG Inspiring the Democratic crew, im county, ny;
senatorial and Congressional Districts wild the iu,'
confidence, that the old tug il it has ever been
able To bear them over the Jordan "irouhe; ana 'n
the alil OF May next. the mighty De"rr"Ic sm%..
from the low valleys 10 the Lofty mountain SUBMITS
tnt will be ushcrci forth iromthis district md c"ii
~, we hope to be unparalleled i'll the history OF i"F
mlcr Years. -.
W.expcct to carry the cntio Democratic ticket