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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29

which sue ndu OoiloHeu "'"'
from neighbor.
"Now, Jimmy Morgan" said she,
aposlrophising him, "lIlcure you of your
beaslly habits. or-please God--lIl whip
you Till you'll be sore for month"
Down came the lash as vigorously as
her brawny arm could lay it on again,
again, and YET again, and ii seemed as II
she was never going TO stop. And very
soon the offender reused from his stnpor,
saw what i, was, and began 10 beg for
mercy.
mo. till you've promised TO leave off
drinking" was the answer, and The blows
descended more vigorously than ever.
Swear to leave off drinking, then
"Oh! you'll kill me; you'll Kill me
"No, it will do you good. TO think
how drunk you was Ten minutes ago, and
now to see you rolling about SO lively
never tell me, Jimmy Morgan, that am
killing you after that.
Mercy, mercy, mercy, roared the
criminal. "How can you, Polly, use
your husband so ?"
81 can and will" And another shower
of blows descended "Iialoo as much
as YOU like, for it will do you good; only
can tell you one thing, it will not rouse
The neighbors told them what | was
going TO do if YOU came home drunk
again. Have you had enough yet! VIII
YOU promise at once, or are you gong TO
hold out still -
"Oh, oh, oh," grosned the helpless
husband, twisting and turning IN every d.
reclion, but unable to escape the cataract
of blows, "oh, oh, oh"
"Will you promise You'd better DO
il quick" resumed his memorable spouse,
'.or I'll beat you to a jelly. These SIX
wears I've borne your drunkenness, but
| III bear il no longer; I've tried everything
and now I'm trying whipping. You We
beaten me often enough, and I'm paying
you back. Promise at once, The quicker
The better, for I'll not let you up I'LL You
do, even if it kept me here all night, and
you're sick for a week afterwards
Ilwas good while before the crlml-
naI gave in. He thought his wife would
tire out al last, but when the castlgator
had proceeded for some time, and he saw
no symptoms Of either fatigue or reIenI-
ing, he was compelled to succomb.
"I'I swear, III swear" he said at last;
I'll do anything, only let me up. That's
dear good Polly. Oh, dear, don't whip
me any more, for I've said I'd swear, oh,
OH"
Mrs. Morgan gave him three or four
sound cuts more, 10 make assurance doub-
Iy sure before she administered the oath,
which she did al last, with the billie IN her
hands, completing the ceremony by max
ing him kiss the book.
From that night Jimmy Morgan was
never known TO taste liquor. He told his
neighbors that he had been so sick after
his last spree, that he had resolved to join
the temperance society; but he did not tell
them what made him i'll. Mrs. Morgan,
too, kept the secret, nursing him through
his bruises. which were neither lew nor
slight. However, as she said, "desper-
ale diseases require desperate remedies"
and so she never repented of the medicine
she had administered, even though her
husband did no, earn a dollar for three
weeks.
bronchial CO1nDInintS.-D Riadore,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29

Mcendiaries uboW.-rwice during
the pas, week were our citizens aroused
from their slumbers in the midnight hour
by the startling alarm Of fire 1: on Thurs
day night by the burning of the stable Of
Bernard Doll. Esq. on Martin s.. aud
on Friday night by that Of Mr.. John JAM
ison, on German sreet.-NartinsbLn g
.4mericdn. 1s
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29

Wonderful power Of the Z. Il. r. Rene
dies in keeping the body healthy
and free from Pam.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29
Riot at Peidmont.-A desperate fight

Riot at PeidmOnt.-A desperate fight
occurred at the Downy House in Peid-
mont. Va, on the l7lh inst, CurIng
which knives were freely used by several
of the party. and man by the name OF
George White, foreman in the machine
shop of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company at that place. received stab
from which he died in short lime afler.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29
Observation-Disclosures.

How The r. r. R. Remedies raised Mrs. Sa-
Tab A. Hough from crippled and helpless
condition, TO sound health, after the skill OF
four Of the most learned physicians ia New
York had failed to relieve her, Drs. Parker,
Reese, Wardle and MAGELLAN.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29

EEOpement EG'ra0r,lntary.-- Tues
dav, between the hours OF breakfast and
dinner, runaway couple were captured
in New Albany by police officer, and
lodged in jail. One OF them was likely
black woman, the cook Of Mr.. Newland,
in this city, and the other white gentle
man from the Eas, somewhere, bearing
The name OF Elisha iliIiyesr. Ii was 4
regular love mach, the particulars Of
which are about these
The white man was deeply enamored
Of the black cook. aud, 10 doubt, persuad-
ed her 10 run away, having before hand
provided couple of through tickets over
the New Albany Railroad 10 Michigan
city, which tickets were subsequently
found IN his possession. The woman
after getting breakfast for her masters
family as usual, packed up her duds, took
the omnibus to Portland. where she was
ioined BY the white man, and together they
crossed the river on the ferry boat.
The woman was closely yelled, and ex'
cited lhe suspicion of the lerFy-man' whc
noticed her pretty closely, and after she
entered the ladies' room on the ferry boat
saw the man 60 up to her, raise her vel
and imprint sweet kiss upon her PoaUng
lips, when 10 the great surprise Of lhe fer
ry master, he discovered the woman 10 bt
a negro. lie at once took her in charge
and on the return of The ferry boat, HANDED
her over to the police.
The officer and others then returned Il
New Albany, and after short scare
found the white man in cellar, captured
and brought him back to Ibis city, and 0d
ged him IN aiI.-LouisUiHe J0uynal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29
Bronchial Comprehensive Riadore'
in his work on the + "tment Of bronchial
con,"to . remedy has prov

tried, from analogy Of lis use in other dis
eases of the mucous membranes. |,
should, he adds, be administered by al
loving a scrupIe or half drachm lump
TO dissolve gradually in the mouth, and
then 10 be swallowed occasionally. He
applies it to the throat in the strongest
form of solution, by means of bro5ang.
in the manner that solution Of nitrate Of
silver is applied Tor the same complaint.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29

FRoLlT;o A correspondent Of the
Richmond Dispatch, wri.shg FROM Goocli-
land county, says :--"0a, Monday last, a
lady Of high respeeiabilty, in the county
OF Gogctland, gsyc birth TO lhree living
d@ugl ters-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1856-03-29

Dec %, 1855. Dec. 81, 1850.
CRIPPLED NTH FREE FROM PAIN
LNFIR.WITTES. and calked uith ease.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
yrvr The Psss~s Heraid, Jss IL.

Yyvs The Pt1B@s HerdId Snss II 90 ,
The British West ludis Mail steamship Cyse
raLed Aspinws late on the evening Of toe 9th inst
With dates from Gpytown TO the 5,h. lhere wa no
communication with Costa Rica, and consequently
therr are no mails from that Republic. report sas
hnngbt by the Clyde that evoluooa hsd broken ou'
smoTc the Costa RicSns, but the correctness oil tbs We
very much doubt. .,..,;.-
n i. aid that Walker had sent special commas
70 Salvador TO treat with that State but that be
was e nj back Immediately without efectiDg anything
satisfactory. $1,000, ,xhs,.
ABOUT. of Walker.
rroyi,iops continue high and scsrce at Greytowa
SEVERAL of Walkers army who b Vi LETT theii leader
came down 10 Aspinws On the Clyde, We are told In
m. RI miserable condition.
Col. Kinrey r,msins in Greytown and Is making no
nnsrets toward impro ing bis cvEoit'oa.
Affair, ger er ,ly, far as known were In wretched
s,ate thrpug hout the country.
Tbe Eur still remained ct her pos, IN the sarbor
Of S,o Jran del Norte. The Dsniei Webster nao
=, cbed the re from Aspin sal on the Sh Inst.
The schooner vinancis, from Punta Arenas VIA L IL
,;oui. arrived in port Tuesday. the 18th OF jane
This v, eel bfings late news from COST kica beyond
the intelligence that the army was di-bsuded ana
cholera was raging throughout the State.
we regret deeply 10 learn, BY this ARRIVAL, tie death
of Baron Bulov Chief Engineer Of the republic. The
Bsrca died Of chslerH. while On ais return with the
army from Ncsrsg,s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA.

NARROW EscAPE.-The Government train, loaded
with ttots for the troops at the mouth Of Rouge River
ssys The Cresoent CITY Herald, which left our city
Jones's Company United States Infantry, about two
hundred hostile Indians swited the arrival Of the train
in srnbusb, between Cbetcoe and Pistol River. I'm
fortunately for the Indians when they supposed the
Company from ibe mouth was on it's way down TO meet
and help etco,t the train up to Col Buchanans head
quarters when they discovered two Indian spies look.
ing out for Captain Jones and his train Captain Ord
immediately sent out detachment from bus company
came in cona act With tho main body of the Incians,
and succeeded in dispersipg and killing six of their
number.
Nothing has been heard from Col Buchanan's com
maLd, says The C,vsoem CITY Herald mp to the de
partu,e OF the last steamer from Pot Oxford. The
command when lat heard from, was up Rogue River
about tucpty mile o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

os.s erin ct GA So ar s.eis Fow,.rs s.d 100 d. do
SIS; 10 bis 0sisso. 50 do Hszsi and % DO 10 Of BIS 81
% csses ss6sik Atlis SIS
eod 81 sc bsifs bis sves Eastern Con Mesi cold
ttG!; 100 MssDoa Bec tvaest kesi ct sfe-
wRrar-we hss 81 20 o's o6eras the nsrtst a. 2rss
ent Les N cooe;oeDce extremely Of
sDs lots aid for the most part q ordinary aAiy HbsssOd
BsLGr-s..s Of "a BEES IN thrs. lets. sssins reoeios Of
es $50 bags aid 81 &c " bsss II 49, 80 ssss sosd
p<ivste tens
OAIssI Of coo IN thrss ses:nst rscsg.s
stssee.
Pcr.To.s.e. Of fs5 bsss In IS lo,, sssn receips 81
u bexs leo bags ksw. 100 do. 100 do GO do.
l1e 90 60 ana ~ d. 90 SOLD st 59 do 40 d.,
90 add 81 do DO. o. BIC 800 do Ula st $e 10 ss Sweet
sotd ~ the fsure 9e do. Old and it4 1t &c
BEAss-e6 bsO California Bsyo, sod ct e.
OsrcsS- SSes 81 80 hsss fresh Onions sth
bAS-sse Of 8 tuns ct SIS
mrsfARD sgGp-feW Csornis Mustard Seed sod SIC.
bAcoS-Ssle Of 10 hhcA Exua Clear at lite.
BUrfER-S eItns 3ew choice sod 81 <5c-
L.sn-M tsss son a. iec 20 csses, IN 10 tiDs ct lac.
CicAss-lCo.0o choice Hsvass Cissu sold ed
ebsrse.
BsAsDr-1 oetsves America Brandy cold at &C.. cash
Alcohol q bbs Mes. J ORR cole st 81 10.
6AUTeEsE-5o cases sold Of - IS
CHAsrAGSE-loo baskets outside brands Champagne sold
at 81
BE,a-3rs dozen Ale and Porter. EnsiA br.sd. cod on
pfivttA tsma
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
FROM THE NORTH.
OREGON.

We have dstes from Portland TO May 20.
TERRITORIAL ELxcTIos.-An ek ction for Terrific
rsi officers Of Oregon Territory to be held that
day.
ATyARs AT TIE DALLEs.-We Learn from the
Dalks, says The STANDARD, thst Col. wights CON-
maLd still the Natchez River; that scouting
party bad proceeded up ;be river to End ford aud
while accommodating they rpied an Indian the op-
polite baik, who said to them to Charco.' Soon
after ohers appeared, coming out Of the bushes and
within ehort time their number increased tn about
one thousand. Among them was son of Pee peu
mos-mOx, who told the regulars he would not treat,
and declared that he was ready to fight. The scouts
deemed it prudent to retreat down the river TO he
main body Of the REGULAR, and on their arrival Col
Wright eent an express TO the Dales 10 hasten the
rnhrch Of the recrsiis with the supplies.
MOyEMEsTs OF THE REGULARS The news Of the
movemeuts Of the regulars is, says The Portland
Times that Col. Wright, with his command bad pro-
ceeded into the Indian country as far as Nachyz
River, and had taken up sition on the south side
Of mat river, where he met the Indians encamped on
the north side, come one thousand to twelve hundred
stropg. The regulars, for FIVE days, had been en-
deavorine to treat with the enemy; but sill the chiefs
except Skloom and Sbewhaway are found hostile to
making any treaties, and wish for more white mems
blood. In view to these matters, Col. Wright he's
rent 10 Forts Vancouver and Dales for three adj
tOna companies Of regulars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30

mItary ID visions Of thl State aso sx oers,. an 20
70 military duty IN said Military Diviioos 10 hold
90 readiness 10 respond and obey the order.
governor o. this state or said Sherman for the
pein%fmance Of military cuty in such msuner and at
sucn titne and place a. may be directed by the Gov
shcf OF this State. furthermore order md direc.
,nas al assoclatots, combinations or orgsunsiions
s.s.ver EXISTING IN said county Of San Franci eo or
~; ~ ths State, Ia Opposition to, OF in violation
non Of the laws thereof more especially the asr Gu
uon known as the Vigilance Comr.t,ee of San Prso.
Geo Glsco, 10 disbsnd, ana each and every indvidaL
yeG obt dience to tie Constitution AM l.ws of
the STATE the wrs and processes q the Court. and
~ NRai orders Of the officers Of ,hs State and of the
County Of San Francisco - w."
lSigaed J. NELLY JOHNSON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
THE REPUBLICAN PLATFORM.

From SdN Frdnctsco J0uv nal, May VI.
The following resolutions unanimously adopted
nv the State Convention at Sacramento, April 49,
1855, and now constitute the platform of the Repub
cen party of California: ,.,.., 10 ,,...,v.
the liberties Of the people OF the STATE. aud the
I s. P ss1 2, .as our
Rs,oirta That adopt the cardinal principle Of or or
SANITATION the rohbto slavery in all the n.tiona Terri
.oe.a principle derived the Ordinance Of 1887 adopted
a. the Of the Republic and which was sprhei oil
the TeIriior, then the property of the nation -, r
That are h favor or PTeysnf 1n
Pesoiyed prob bon of Slavery III the rerriores
s people Of Union are directly rsonsibl' should
Y be pe,mitted TO extend over such Territones. ,,
mon safe laws for existence and that Congress has no power
a. modify change repeal such laws and not
therefor therefore opposed to al interference WIN
s..red That slavery sections. institution IN ws hs
grey sS10s Principle being ensI. law Of the
pepubc BY which Of the people are secured "a ans
sb' that ss nS in frSr Of Free
r. rntofie ia therefore the only National parry seeking '' P
poI o. That we besiy welcome country the 100
EFT ard industrious who seer a, Ss Il. TO
nht,r ther eelinas AGAINST our Free insu'uuoh' w
eecuiion account of their foreign ~ Nations. Railroad
a. most eeutra AID eligible route, frou, the M l,
River Bay Of San seS:,tss Of the Republic AID
SouS commend direct aud immediate ap AZ. reon
The ds,al Government, and ss 1 p,Isy n'p'
That The future growth and prosperity OF ou re-
dersDd upon ,hs nsv framed for securing the bs.1 e ss
have made upon Pr
Of d: sb Rfn yCs .ns free
,snt 20 actual settlers Of Reasonable ,os ssabi,ssd
fsLSs and sso of the present system VI INV
VI S", Tha, tie duty Of the Pe0ps 80 A.. psrosasS,y
date, 70, om0s bd sho v their character and cor, N 0s
mes. habits give snes that sI s,vern "a the sdnntra
erse,ic eDforcem Oh INV
NJ tuhlic ahsirs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
EXECUTION OF ALLEN POSEY.
Fyom 1he 1,pfnvaH Ccu ier, Jsne6.


Nearly nine months rince, q man named Grant was
etabbed by Allen Posey, in this place the latter was
Immediately anested. and has beer in close confne
uept constantly since. He has been tried by two dis
tnct juries convicted Of murder and the verdict cch
6rmed by the Superior Court of Panama. TO which biz
Gaze had been appealed. he would probably hsve
bsD sentenced 20 Imprisonment in any other country,
but though there was doubt a. to his ssnty, 1t
aI Seyersi attempts SsSv Uvsu male to abolish The
death PEI atty in this country aud the principal obSt.-
Gle Seems to have beeL the nabhy otthe Government
to support the expepses of state prisoners
rHE M.ssEn THE ExEcuTIoN.
The law Of New GraLada re guiatiug the death pen
atty pietcrbes that the enmiLa sha re put INTO clos
sst confinement and ironed for forty eignt hours dur
inc which lie shall hsve the beLe6t OF religious couso
la,iop ouch ar he m1y dtelre Al the expiration OF
This time he must be clothed i'll white gown, be-
SIN, Ard with blood, and tlack cap, and BE- mtrched
10 he place Of execution escorted by the guard who
are to shoot him. At the place appointed stake or
NOT il erected attached 10 which IL seat aud upon
The upper part Of which eros piece with an nscr'p'
ton giving the naIne aud resceLce Of the crlnn 81,
the ,taten nj that be Is 10 be executed and the CRIME
for bich be Il to suffer
ON arriv. at this post the criminal il blindfolded,
seated and bound 10 it. he Is the. given an oppot-
tunty TO spt ak 10 those present and TO receive the
hast adm inistraton Of religion if he deslres-after
which he l. Immediately shot. The body Is then left
expoeed ~ public view Tor several hours.
In accuIdalce With the customary form, Allen POsey
WAS executed in this place this morning. at IL ocIo
He wac brought from the jail aud conducted to the
plsse of execution amid very large crowd OF spec
tators; the utmost Greer and decorum being mani
rested by the police and people.
TIE gusri that performed the dreadful cu'y were OF
the police there b, irg soldiers here - % H. Iney
fred at first four shots, ali OF which told, AID atter
which DO sigus of fife were exhibited. FuuI more
.hOts were afterwad fired sitgy and then one OF the
guard who h,d reserved his SHOT stepped clos, TO the
Joor wretch and discharged the iast ball through his
ne elk The firing was wei done, and the police be-
hhved better than Anticipated.
TIE criminal, throughout the terrible atonement,
bore himself with cool al quiet resignation, sod eN'
b,bi,ed the nos, s'oiea walking 10 the st IKE
With frm step and after seating bims-H, retained bis
finn and upright posture until shot
Some of tho~e who witnessed the execution were
very much Affected veral families having been
ssrb in which he Jeff hi. place OF confinement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
THE GOVERNORS ORDER calling OUr
THE MILITIA
ExEcyTIvg DEpARTMEsr.

EXECUTIVE DEpARTMEsr
Sacremento City, Cal, June Q, 1855
=, SIR; Information having been received BY me
t G an armed body OF men is organized in the
City and County Of San Francisco in this State in
violation OF the laws, and have resisted the doe e1-
tcution OF the aw-especaly BY preventing the ser.
wee OF writ of hsbtas corpus duly issued and in
threatening other acts of violence and belon against
me Constitution and laws ofths Stateyou are there
lore commanded to call upon such number a. you may
deem necessary of the enrolled militia or t6ore sub
eet 10 military duty also upon all Of the volunteer
independent companies Of the military within the
Military Division under your command to rendezvous
at such time and place within the County of San Fran
csco as you may deem ecessary and proper, to aid
the civil authorties-especi ay the Sheriff and his
Deputies Of said COunty-in enforcing the laws and
rendering obedience thereto end With such forces az
you may be able to command, to aid and assist the
enforcement Of the laws, and the service of such To-
ga process as may be required of you, by such officers
OF TIE law az may command your aid.
In the organization and equipment of such militia
force you will be governed by the law and regulations
now in force. Very respectfully, your obt serv't,
J. EEELY JOHNSON,
Governor and Commander inChisf
To WILLIAM SHERMAN, Major General commanding ID d.
vision California Militia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
SOUTHERN OREGON.

We understand, says The Table Rock Ssa,'Iei' tina,
one Other company, have been LETT the Big M .d
ows for the purpose of erecting Qualifications at that
place. The Southern Battalion have pretty near sll
Ieturped fio their expedition to the Meadows, and an
is extant that they will not make aoother
sIpedition ar there considerable dissatisfaction IN
relation to affairs connected with the late execution
The term of erlstmeL of many OF the volunteers Is
trout terminated and it would not be very astonishing
the yolunte ers were as general thing discharged
The Indians may fall in with Cal; Bachsnan a. he
with U. s. troops, are some where down kogae rver;
If the u s troops and the Indians do meet 1t would
not be very strange if the prelimnaries of treaty
were talked over This war Of exteI ninaticn IS not
what many bsrgsined for The only way 70 ensure oro
life end the war and restore peace to Southern ore
CON is TO obtain treaty and send the Indians out oil
the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
DIR KILLERS.
From 1Ae San Fran<isco Herald

From Tie San Frdnfsco Herald.
Ever since the first public demons raon the people
have been all sgog to discover tho nsnes of the gen.
ttmen by whom the Constitution and the laws were
ubverttd and an ohgarchy in the most hated form
ablshed In their stead 1t is perfectly natural that
the people should desre to know the persons who have
anogated to Themselves the right to sit in Judgment
upon the lives of their fellow beings and order arrests
and doniciary visits. But Notwithstanding that q
wish to this effect has often been publicly expressed
the same my stery still sbrouds the Committee. No
COME ctures be formed to their future plans Of
action till these plans are developed. We have been
at pains TO discover the of the Executive
Committee of Twenty-nine, and from the inquiries
that have made we think that the following list is
in the main cOrrect adding at the time that we
will be happy to make any corrections:
Judge-J p. Marrow, Property Holder
I fssss'4 Hdkri.e,-r wv W. Par Psit.
G,snd ssay.4a,-Shs Ties posn'
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
1-W T T,t GO.%sp H. President ,cs.n M'rch."
s-M,s" T.. TfSSs Y. Me,
81 J L Smiley Merchant asd Auc,ioneer.
s-Jsnss bows, Merchant, Liquor DeLer)
-. i. css sii ri Merchant,
Nv !, H. TlllTshsSst t,.. Merchant
i2-E. II. washbnrn. Merchant aud Auctioneer.
Nv Y: HqtshiSs: HsIeh'nt.
If. w. Psge, ex Banker.
Ig-Captan Gorham, Merchant
2l-Captam henry Brown Distiller.
2l-Wlber ThomI son mot ascertsned)
22-G X. Ward, Broker
&C. V. Gillespie, Searcher OF Records
2i-Cavin NuttiIg, Blacksmith.
25-EdwsId p. Flint. Merchant
8-Dempsier (of D. l. Ross 4 Co.. Merchantins.
I'll H. Fish AGENT Of Wharf Companies.
z8-Wm n. GIsdwin Merchant.
29-Jesse Seiigmsn, Merchant
1t will be seen from the above, which we have res-
son TO believe is in the main if not altogether correct
that neary all of the directors Of the present movement
are merchants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-06-30
LAW AND ORDER. HEETING.

,,.x;no of citzeDs in favor OF MAINTAINING Iue
,scx Of The Constitution and laws of the safe
as hed On the plaza at on the I'd inst i Sv
meeting largely attended and Sneeches
great %aoe by James X. Wade, coa%nn Of the
Meeting. Judge Campbell, Mr.. Brosnan' COL BAKER
and Others. 70, p.lox,s Spaach In 1ce
onrbel offer.d the following resolutions, which were
A. clar, unanimously adopted: o,
Red Th. the sense o. tbs ss cs,Y Of San francisco
S ,.tm alton be put the present & Il .;snsSs
e.t ~ T,se Consitutou and equal avs assure "
o,,sS That we sdjourn TO meet OF the cal o. '1 ~