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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
ANTI-SLAVERY SO
Getty.

An interesting debs,e was carried on through the
day and evening Of Thursday last upon the general
question whether any kind Of political action 10 now
possible to an honest and consistent Ant-Slsvery
man, and, If possible, whether il coald be OF any
avail to cave the country from the destruction which
SLAYER. i: fas, bringing upon it. Among the speak
ere we're Stephen S. Foster. OF Worcester, VIM H.
Fish, of Milford Henry c. Wright, Abby Kelly fos-
ter, wm Wells Brown, the Rev. c. (. Hodge, o.
WATERFOWL, and Wendell Phillips.
The following resolutions, among oihers' 'siT
adopted by the Society:
ghereas The Rev Dr.. LORD Adams and Bsl prses. .
believe that Institution Of Chatel Slavery exs -
country sanctioned y natural and feses4sa
usoI- he the slaves desirable conditicn A-y
cared for and protected BY their AID req 1nt &c
cs .,mrsihy o. Gd celvsr them from the s1ioe'
csed over them; AID that the slasehode ins'eso o.
.uiliy Justice cruelty and unoai-y sIe eAef ~ 49,
T-r. and IN mary eases excellent Christians therefore
Rs,alsed Thst 10 be deeply reueuet ih.t tnsse ne,
,rend Docturs be Transferred % southern
I'll the pa,es Of those noble spirits in bondage shoss
r,ue 10 are continually fcf freedom an wno ne -
fo the favorable Opportunity TO User tnei "
fstt 10 Canada ~
the sgn efs rsnies ne sze.eI teek q I1o-e ''h
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MAIL RoBBgR CAuGHr.-On Saturday evening Is.
b. Bascom, the ticke, agent at Wlliman,ic Of the
New.London. WiimaDtIc and Palmer Railroad Com
pany was arres led for robblDg the L. y mails. jas.
fiolbrook, ED, the interchangeable special agent Of
the Post Office Department, has been sctiyely en-,
gagged assisted by the postmasters OF Hartford and
Norwich in The investigation OF the cause OF various
os.es which have occurred on this route. and Sat-
urdny succeeded ia detecting their adthor and found
malkey on the person Of the robber, and also Ger
tsn barkbis which were known 10 bsye been In me
Provigence Great credit il due % Mr. Holbrook for
bis untrirg vigilance; he has devoted himself 10 this
matter for the week past and the last day OF tue week
crowned he efforts with entire success lie foDosr
wss brought 10 Hartford by the evening train from
Willimsntic, in custody Of Mr.. Bacon, U. y Marshal
FOR this district and committed to jail. Inc robber
uad ussd great caution in pusoining the money, but
The sgent was too cunning for him. ANY one VINO
sxpsct 10 g.t living by pilferDg the ms is advised
TO 20 to some part Of the country where Holorook
cannot get on bis track. Hartford Coursnt, pom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

SALI or THE PUBLIC WoRKs.-The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania passed at its last session, law for the
sale of the Public Works OF the State, provided they
could be sold 81 fixed rate As they we're not sold,
il is now proposed TO reduce the price until pur-
chaser can be found and there appears TO be party
in the State in favor OF getting rid Of them at al
events. 1t is probsb that the proposition to sell
the Public Works of Ohio will be again sgi'a'et az
the next session of the General Assembly, and we
should not be surprised TO see II succeed We would
by 10 means be considered ss con ending against
sae ,of the Cansls and Roads al their real value IL
better that they should pass out OF the hands OF The
State. They would NOT only be nore profitable IN
private hands but would be better administered and
more useful consequently, TO the public. Gin. Com
fugitive slave was at Bangor last week, who said
be ran away from his master a; Alexandria, Va, be-
csuse be intended TO sell him 10 Florida planter.
son Of his master, of about his age, furnished
him with money 70 pay h's fare to New-York, and be
walked from Portland 70 Bangor He est mated his
value in Virginia at 5000. The good people Of B.u-
gor put him through the Underground railroad for
New Brunswick.
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seepmo Ebeati,9 Goitio,t.
Se
1890
FOR STEAMBOATS,, RkIInUnps. ar
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 3 O'CLOCK.
STATE or TlE NaEKCrS TODAY.
Trrsriy. Jsr. - lsi5-o p. "

a
TrEspiy. Jsn -. Is'5-e p '"
AsHss-Thsre Is bu' N'te t1r. 10 eihe' Kind
Pots 81 - I'D Pearls s.
Corrosive have 10 lev 10 tlure 70 pres to our
readers; the demand ami supply ere alike knitted snd
prices are hrm.
FLOR AND NELt-rhe dem md for Wss.eSn aud
State Hour Is fair, AMI prices have mpro7el iof tue
later, it being demand for export and the trade.
Toe better kinds sre in fair request for the Ean And
City trade.
The sales OF Weston Canal are 1900 bis a. $ .
q IS ~ Tor common 10 good STATE; 8 G. - for
Upper Lake. Michigan, Indians sud common to good
Ohio. Canadian Flour Is frner in psice; .iles $50
bbls. at 50 80 50 IS, duty paid aud s. 7J4ss 81,
in bond. Southern Flour Is firm and in good demand;
sales 200 bbls az - IS 80 % for mixed 70 good
brands Baltimore, &c, Rye Flour quiet but steady
at GO 25ds 81. Corn Meal Is dull, at 81 OBJ for
jersey, and 81 s7l for Brandywine- Blckwheat is
in good densud, at e. 759si y 100 h.
WHIsKY-Prices are lower and heavy sales Of $50
bbls. Of 33c for Ohio and 80 c. for Prison. Drudge
sec. time.
GRirS-In the value Of Wheat We have no change
t. notice Tie present high prices cheek the demand
ard consumers buy sparingy The stock is limited
ard the receipts light sales 40 bushels good White
Southern at 50 -, and 900 bushels prime White
Michigan AZ 90 40. Oats have advanced, sni good
demand at 6OG6ic. for State and Western. Rye is
quiet ard nominal at g. 256sl csc.
Corn is heavy, with light demand for export;
sales 25 600 BUSH at s6e. for souherR yellow, 81
9sc for Southern white, CSC. for new yellow jersey,
and Csc. for old roand jersey.
PRoyIsIoss-The demand for Pork is ma iny for
the filing of contracts and is confined to old Mess
New has improved in supply. Sales OF old Mess at
SIP 50; new do, Ella Is sli %; new Prime sl3 ~
asl3 IS. Beef is steady ard in fair demands sales
of country mess at 81 so a ell. Repacked Chicago,
sl4 5O0sl5 country prize, IS 5oas7. Lard ia
heavy at u dgic. nor Western. Butter Is frn and
in good demand a, /. 25e. for Ssate Cheese is III
active at q a lOic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

"isI iisss IN MINNESOTA The Governor Of
Minnesota is in FIX On the assembling of the
legislature, Gov German refused to deliver his
Constitution made it obligatory immediately tbsra.
after TO elect Public Printer, and the choice of the
members, il was understood, was in favor of psper
opposed 10 his EXcellency subsequently, he con.
stnted to send in his Message, and then the Legisa
ture declined 20 receive il, on the supposed ground
that they expecting new Governor along to take
Gov. German place. His Message however, leaked
cut and has been printed in all the papers, while up
10 the nth, il hsd nor been delivered officially.
We learn from The Mnacsotiaz Of the lo:h inst.
hat nan by the name of Collins, 40 auchoneer, Of
T. Pauls, cslled on Gov. Go-msn upon business, In
te course Of which an sl.ercstion ensued between
ntn, which vas ended by the Governor knocking
Collins down. The GogesDor has been srres'ed for
s'a0 ard battery.
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DISTRESS IN WARREN COUNTY

Cor.esponderoe Of The y. Y. Tr6ase
WARRns COUNTY, Tuesday, JAM %, 1855.
While f,om every quarter comes up the cry Of
hard times, we, in this section, feel the general
deprsssion most emphatcaly
The dscontinuance Of the Saratoga and Sicketts
Ha,bor Railroad threw out of employment several
thousand destitute foreigners who are dependent upon
charity and the means that the law has provided, for
their support. Amid the general depression, OF all
kinds of business it is utterly impossible for them 10
Obtain employ famine stares them in the
face Those that have decent apparel ransack these
old hills for miles around, and every door Is pesieged
continually with throng of fsmshed paupers. Yet
they find the inhabitants generous and charitable
for the bump Of benevolence Is large among the
people of the mountainous regions.
This il a lumber region, and no snow 10 deliver
loes. All feel the punching of the hard times. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

Tuy BIGAxY CAsE-Miss Perry, OF Schenectady,
,he initiative wife OF John II. Livingston, win her
mother came 20 this city Saturday afternoon, when
f,,b.r examination was had Ia the charges az slnst
tn ACCUSED most unexpected quetus TO The en- srge
~ bigAmy was raised when Miss L. was cslled 10 tue
stand At fire, she refused 70 Do sworn oat "hen
ia nv the iustice that the sg made II obi Setory,
.Ss b1rst INTO tears ard with .thed voice confessed
that he vss not married t. the prisoner HE con-
fnsop of her sged mother none the more apparent
.ban VAS that OF the court, tue prisoner VIE ana
ssyersl Of her friends. who were present An exQls-
nstop being asked for the unfortunate fe male con-
n, sd that Liying ston after DecOniIg Intimate win
ber had said he Was married, but that proceedings
had been commenced for divorce, and that IN lev
weeks At least the marriage would be declared legally
void that she listened - Lis persuasion 70 become
HE wiz. IN name, though no' by law under promise
ths, when the divorce was obtained they should be
legally unite6 that they made representations 70 her
u ,ther that they were married, and The ist vas re-
corded 90 by the prisoner In the family bible. i! sp-
pears that few weeks after this ias0., abe, vita the
prisoner removed from Schenectady 20 sn.l VII
isge in the western part of the State bat tnsI the
prisoners incidence compelled her 70 toll with her
needle for their maintenance, and seeing no evidence
on bic part Of determination 10 support he, she
agreed with hi that il he would send her home she
would never in any event, under any possible eontln'
gepcy, becoMe a witness againtt him. ms Re aid,
and the fact tha. they not married was stuilous
" concealed from the knowledge OF her family; ana
il vas not until Saturday that the daughters shame
came to the knowledge Of her mother. Inen tne
Startling truth came ike thunderDolt complstsly
astounding all present, except the gai1y psres ue
charge OF bigamy va. therefore "q1sshed- Jus' &c
Cole however in view OF the eircu instances 10 the
case decided 20 hold Livingston TO answer the cnA &c
Of seduction, under promise OF marriage,
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ATriYeds

SIP Cynthia (of Mobile Bartlett aora Nov II ero.-sd
4 EqqA.o Dec g p Dsf 5.s a. Sac ss il e. M
ots h .o Lss Clipper .hp a.I0s'r from Manila ''
B9stn II, LABEL Hs,t cIsnfsso' Jan H. 'usasnd
e'si = g,rdr Bennett Charleston 'd''' '''o and nee
DqSs, H.. D Ssf pPor,guii s;sy c'ps Hs,tsn y
days 100" Ca b. the Calf hylns tDbo0m sp seis
very bss,yy. 20 With ohs AaFelia, fos Boston.
&c se,,st Newell, Gf Befas,J Warren, Csrtsns 10 d.,
pig d. Carts & Go.
n Roseos (oi BostonD Pertins, Jsrems says,
seD@ apd lorwool 20 master. 2sth inst, on Crest
,hor ssw vesse sans 19posee big with one ~
- rsrs Has ez pstlencsd heavy weather 10 the 0sf
~, s,es dad Of Io swosd, stove balwUts, &c.
err nsry Jane Moi Norfolk days, corn 20 Stages,
Chairman 4 Co.
sAILED-ship Henry Clay. Cabin, LyeEpeoli ert W.
7. Dgssn BsItin Port Prince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
XXXIIID. CON G. Il Els 5.
SECOND SESSION.
SENATE. -. .wAsHNGroS, Jan. 80, ls

Mr.. JONES Tenn presented resolution inqur-
irg of the Committee ON the POst0flice and Post
Roads how much the Collins hno Of steamers have
received up to the present time for freight and pas
sengers. Agreed 10. =.
Mr.. JOHNSON offered q resolution OF Inquiry OF
The Pr. si9ent why the funds appropriated for the
United States Court in the Western District OF Ar
kat sas. have not been promptly sent 10 the United
States Marshal Of that District He remarked that
be was tired of running after the Departments ana
sbould do so 10 more. For want of proper trsnsms-
sion this morning jurors and witnesses in Arkansas
have been obliged to cell their Certificates sreat
discount The officers through whose negligence TINS
occurs should be promptly dismissed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
NEU-JERSEY ITEMS.

DrrEsrIos or TRAIs OF CARS BY AZ ACCIDENT
As the Philadelphia train for Ney-York commonly
called the Owl Train y wac passing assitcb on the
NewJerssy Railroad, just west or Bergen HIu' at ,
o'clock this morning. the locomotive and two or three
caI- we're thrown off the track, by he switch being
misplaced
No damage was done, and no person was Injured.
Mr.. Woodruff, Superintendent OF the road, "as on
hand and superintendent the tansper ofPasseDgers 10
another train for Jersey City, where they arrived
with but little delay. At q o'clock the ira was
cleared. and trains ran rgularly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENArE....ALR,sr, jan. 30, 1855.

SENATE. ..ALBASY, jan. 30, 1873.
BILLS REPORTED.
To regulate ihe number OF Ballot boxes In New
York. To distribute the National History.
BANK REPORTS
The Manhattan Esst River, Iryipg, sDd Green Sieh
Savings Banks reports were receisei
Mr. BROOKS gave notes ot = bul 10 remove tue
Bank Department To the City OF New York.
Hills PASSED
To appoint Commissioners to locate q second LII
matte AsS um to Incorporate Trustees OF the Church
Extension Funds of the General Assembly OF the
P.1by terrain Church
A BIZ relative TO the control Of property LOT reix'
iona purposas Is under consideration in Committed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE.

BUFFALO Tuesday. Jag. 80, lsj5.
FIRE broke out a. Font Erie G. W last nigh,
about clock, by which tue englns-hoUse snd una
chine shop at that place belonging 10 thu BuGso aud
Brsniiotd Railroad we're Destroyed. With ell their
contents. in the engine house there we're ave lOc)
motives The loss is not less than 500 900, AMI NAY
be more. The locomotives we're not insured-ths
buildings only partially So The Baf,lo Fire Com
panies could not cross the river, as owing to ire
mend BUS snow storm, which raging. no boats
could come over FOR them. All Efforts proved frait-
less to the property. The ire orsiuaed ia tho
oil room.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
WRECK OF THE BARK ARGYLE-FIvE
LIVES LOST.

LosG BRANCH, Tuesday, Jan 30, 1855.
The bark Argyle, of St. John, New Brunswick,
from Glasgow for Nex.York came ashore FIVE miles
south Of squan Inlet on the night Of the 2sth inst
She Lies stern to the beach and IL going TO pieces fast
the sea making clean breach over her. The life
saving apparatus 10 on the beach but cannot be rem
dered efSectua. One man hes reached the beach in
safety; four of her crew and one passenger have
been drowned, and FIVE others are clinginy TO the
boysprN. She 10 loaded with pig iron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
THE GREAT EXHIBITION AT PARIS.

Correspondence Of Tie N Y. Tribune
PARIS, Thursday, jan II, 1855.
The following American artists residing in Paris,
have made application for exhibition:
George p A. Heay historical painting and eisht portEat
Henry ?. Hun, landscape
Mrs Emily BTette and son, August VIM BTeite tnsteur
Flowers in water coloIs snd basrelief
A. Poeers portraits representing Youth and Ase.
ID 4. Walcutt, two paintings.
VIM P. Bsbcoos eight paintings
add circular issued by the Imperial Commission
in relation TO certificates for inventions not patented
the Imperial Commission is Gntly requested to fur
nsh information ard the certificates for inventions not
pstented the exclusive privilege 70 the
exhibitors they think that the objects exhibited
have arrived a, their destination before
such certificate be granted II viii be likewise necessary
that the exhibitor furnish proof Of invention legal
ship cenifeste Of notoIsy 20 that easc. from thir
mee will suffice -
The space allotted il the Palas de l'Industrie and
in the supplementary building to the United States, is
Also square yards. The number Of exhibitors from
tie United States, so far inscribed, amounts only TO
fifty The county will have more Commission
ers at the exhibition than artices
Auttris mad only 74i exhibitors OF London, ,464 at
Munich, while for Paris there are l,760 inscribed.
An Eng ishman has invented az electric rifle, which
throws co bal's in minute distance Of coo 10 700
yer1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
ARRIVAL OF THE SOUTHERN MAILS, Sc.


The New Orleans and and informed s,e mslis, ~
late 50 due, received.
NeLa,e dates from Texas to thC 2lst
\ Pacific Ra'lfcal Company has been organized.
Robert W. Walker was elected Presdenr and de-
post Of $500 OO0 in spec = il 10 b. made.
The draining house Of Msssrs. n Mile near
Galveston was burned destroying 100 hhds. of sugar
AID 200 hhds OF m0lasscs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
LAW LVIXLLIGENCE
II 5 DISTRICT COURr-Jsn. g.

u s. DISTRICT COURr-Jsn 3
This being the day for returns OF process, seyera
Causes were called. motion Of he Dst Attorney num
Der Of srtces imported 10 different sses and eed GA &C
count as fase invoice were ordered TO DO tsHsed
DECISIONS
John n Cushins ct al sgt Boyd ct TO recover
d.muuege for eight days at go pMp ship John casa
chartered 70 carry cargo grain % ayre 10 septombef
1903. Decree for ibeiants IN amount.
Jobna Adkins e. al agt John Boyd 81 al On claim Of
balance Of Us ALLEGED been due charter Ut snip
otp Costa which the ground Of expense In
cured ihe ship having been ready Decree of Mssns
A 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
ASSEMBLY.

The Temperance bill WAS taken up. Inc third
section defining in what cases agents may sell, was
debated by Mr.. BtLDWIN-on motion 70 strike it
out He then withdrew the motion 10 strike il out.
Mr. AIKEN moved amendment, requiring
agents to pay 800 ia New York Cy, and $50 in the
country.
Mr. COLEMAN moved $500 instead of slO0.
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THE BRIG MOLTNKUs ASHORE.

PRovIDAScE, Tuesday, JaA. %, -
The brig Molunkus, Capt Bailey Of Esst2o'. rOo.
la,s.. vent nj s.bors on sunday, on Block Island Tie
captain and crew went ashore to Obtain a'. .e
and while there the vessel 60. off herse ana w n1
head of sgain until Monday when she was 'eis ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
DESPERATE BATTLE WITH INDIANS.

NEW ORLEASs Saturday, Jan. Y, 1893.
We are in receipt of Texas date to the 18th inst.
A desperate battle mad been fought near Pecos
River, between party OF Rangers and some leAs
indians which resulted in the victory Of the former
who killed seven of the Indians and took many Pri-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
DISMISSAL OF LIEUT.. HUNTER.

WAsHlNGT0N, Iuesd8y, Jan 80, Ie0'
II is said that the Secretary OF 'hs Navy has seat
tier to Lieut. Hunter Gissp'sslg him from TIE
Naval service OF tie United States Tor leaving me
Brazil squadron With TIE brig BAinbhjge, without
leave from the Comm'nder OF ;ho s4g,drOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
MARINE 10 VI " 4 l..
Port OF sEw-YoRK-.....JisrA
Arrived.

ssmAip Knoxve LadlO. ssg..rah g aoaI. ae'e and
s,..ls i,h steamer Flerds hence for savannah
E.-i AItsrr Iof Warren Wynac, Belize, Honc n days
shersly &c, 10 Z Conn Experiences ees'' Nss'ns'
seI- {, P smith Carroll, Geerrecvu, 9. c. days, naval
,ore. 70 DoIln. Posie Sta Inst, co Csps Lesfs2r, s~
bris Water " .teh CT Borer heard ser-h.
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marsrts R,poyted b. TslegrapA.

NEW ORLEANS, Jan a Our CoTTos msrhet was urn TO-
day al previous The business amounted 70 600 bales
CgARLEsroN Jan HOar COrTos market has advanced te
uuds the Of the Picihc sdsces with saes 70 day
Of co t.les Upland Midt Ing Is quoted sic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30
MARINE 10 URNA l..
PORT or ZW-YORK........JAgrAsr .
Cleared this Forenoon.

B,y.s-st Jsgo, Fogg Portland, Russell 4 Viacf' snF
lart Bsey Key West Bses Co 49, p.,.,
sckoorers-L A Appleton Taylor, Boston, Psdss Sesf'
Wilninstor D. {. Murray; King Fisher, Cool ~,
wm ingalls, Lousiae. Hudson Chsrie'''n' H'''''
l.
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BY TeleURph.

BOsrOA-Arr Jsn -, ship John Berrsm. days n1 ~
Mia bsrt Arp AID Mary, New Oresas ,..u.s,o MAJ
on, C.pt Vim Foster arrived here Us 'sunes' "S'~s'
o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-01-30

Nj w II MokkLLL 70 suihorzed 20 receive suhsenptcn
10 TN Ikisvsr ~ CANADA nd to receipt therefor
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LATER FROM HAVANA

with bys beats crew Of Islsndcrs and e.,,iea ITO
NespoTt.
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W. W. sHAs vii supply cur friends II cLrvrLAsN VIII
TIE TEIEUsE.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1855-04-05

E5-Thc Richmond (Va) Enquirer is
quite severe upon Ex-Gov. VIM. Smith
1t closes its article in a!'usi0n 10 him thus:
"For whatever services Gov. Smith may
have rendered the Democratic party, he has
been rewarded in full measure. He has no
balance TO his credit with which 10 ccmren-
safe the Democracy for the damage they may
suffer from his present apostacy.
"If in truth, Gov. Smith be the disinter-
ested and inhaxibe Democrat he would
have the world believe, why does he de-
sert the party in the hour Of its utmost
need, and that too, in obedience 10 the sug.
gestions Of personal resentment and disap,
pointed ambition.
A successful resistance to the authority
of the party, will result in its hopeless dis
organization. No man should be the better
for bet.aying the Democracy. Therefore
let convention Of the party in the Alexan
dria Congressional District bring a candi
date into the field against Governor Smith
If Wing should chance to be elected, III,
blame would attach to him who bids defianc,
TO the principles, usnges and authority O
the Democratic party"