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COD0asE4Rea.SElSa9s

The undersigned have this day formed copartnership il
this city under the style and name of NORRIS MAULL CO.
for the purpose Of carrying the Clothing Business.
THADDEUS NORRIS,
CHAS O. MAULI,
New Orleaus, July list, 1856. EDWARD G. HANCOCK.
E-On retiring from the above n most cordially
mend my successors MessrS Charles c. Mu and Edward G
Hancock friends confident that they will give entire salts
faction in every department Of the business.
jyl 2ptf A. H. Way
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There was almost tornado at Cincinnati on the
evening of the 30th ult, which occasoned consdera-
BILE damage. The wind uprooted trees, demolished
awnings, and blew down buildings on Third street,
killing one person and Wounding five or six others
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Brewster zacharie, at M. IS Front street and No.
SO Futon street tho store running through have
on hand an almost endless variety of goods in their
line, comprising everything metallic that can be
needed On q plantation 4 steamboat, house, Or a
kitchen. glance At their advertisement in another
column, viii hint to thosein need Of such articles
the expedieney Of paying them visit.
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49, Commercial Calculations, Arithmetic,
ALGERIA, ErcNew classes begin this in the mathemati-
cal department OF Dolbear's Commercial College, log Canal
street. There special professors for each branch See
vertsenent. AUG 2pltH
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The library of the late James G. Percival, poet,
numbering over seven thousand volumes, says the
Madison tWis) Patriot is to be sold by the admins.
traitor The Patriot suggests that the State of Wis,
conan should purchase It and place it in the library
Of The State Historical Society.
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Commodore Vanderbiltisstill at Washington, trying
to get contract to run line Of steamers between
New York and Southampton, The New York papers
say that he gets this contract he will construct
three other steamers on equal scale with the one
he has lately finished and exhibited in Washington
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EN- Arithmetic, etc. New Glasses BEGIN
this week in the Mathematical Department Of Dolbears Com
mercia College, lU6 Canal street. nu6 2p*
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als Mr.. Carroll, clerk of the fine steamer Cora
anderson, has our thanks for late Louis papers.
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REGATTA h An Ass GHRlsTIA An Another fine
chance il offered 10 the lovers Of aquatic sports.
regatta is to come off at Pass Christian, on Monday
next, for rst second and third class hoatsfree fol
all under the rules of the Southern Yacht Club, and
prizes awarded to the winners. The sport is most
delightful and exhiaratng, and we doubt not that
large crowd will be in attendance.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says that Buchanan and
Breckenridge are walking over the course 1t ne
elects to add that while they are walking, Fillmore
and Donelson are trotting CALAMITY.
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The State Gazette, q Fremont paper published at
Trenton, MI has been purchased and will come out
for Fillmore. The change caused some excitement
among the Niger worshppers and they are trying
get another paper started
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a destructive fire occurred in Boston on tile after
noon Of the goth nit, By falling walls Clas a. War
rem, q fireman, was killed, and three others badly
injured. The bodies Of a man, woman, and five
children were taken from the ruins 50 deaced as to
defy recognition. II is rumored that several other
lives have been lost Property to the amount of $751;
600 was DESTROYED.
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Hon.E 9. Cabel, Of Florida, has addressed letter
to each Of the Buchanan and Fillmore electors of that
State, asking them whether they would not vote for
the Presidential candidate Of the opposite party
Buchanan Or Fillmore, as the case may he--if they
could thereby defeat the election Of Fremont or pre-
vent the election from going into the House of Re-
presentat yes.
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VIEW 0RLEANs MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL.
We have received the July number of this valuable
medical periodical, edited by DR.. Bennett bowler
being the first number Of the thirteenth volume. It
contains LA varied and valuable information,
consisting Of original communications translations,
reviews, and miscellaneous matter. We should judge
it to bean Invaluable monitor to any physician, no
matter how old OF experienced he may be. The
Journal i elegantly got up, and bears the imprint Of
our neighbofs DIT the Delta.
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We see by the Washington papers that our towns
man. 70. Samuel # Gilman, has succeeded in getting
q patent for his improved sugar evaporators.
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z AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT
OF scIEsoE. circular Of this association which
has reached us announces the tenth annual meeting
TO take place in Albany N. Y, onthe 10th inst. The
Association includes in its ranks great many Of the
most learned men Of the North, and its object may
be sufficiently understood from its title. It meets an
nualy, in different cities.
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oRaAs1zg, AMERICANS We direct attention to
II the call Of the State Executive Committee Of the
American party published another column calling
npon the members Of the party in each Ward Of the
city, to meet and organize into clubs, on Saturday
evening next. The objects Of the organization are
Explicitly stated Id the call, which member Of the
partY should pass unheeded.
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LOUISIANA GoLLEGEs PARISH OF ST. JAMEs.--We
have received the thirteenth number Of The Echo,
the little paper published under the auspices Of the
college whose title heads this paragraph From it
we earn tint the distribution Of prizes, examinations,
ana commencement exercises of the institution, for
te ensuing academic year will take place on satur
day the 30th inst. The institution affords all those
branches Of education which lit out the gentleman
and the scholar There are two literary societies in
The college, the Franklin and the /" Washington
Irving, ! and the Echo publishes the Grafton which
was delivered before both the societies. the fourth
Of July last, BY Adolphus Olivier, Esq. The address
is eloquent and patriotic and gave us great pleasure
in the reading. L
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Notice.
DISSOLUTION OFF COMPREHENSIVE.

The copattnershp heretofore existing between the under
Signed under the style of NORRIS & Way Is this day
solved by mutual consent.
Thaddeus Norris charged with liquidation of the same
THADDEUS NORRIS,
per pro. EDW. c. HANCOCK,
New Orleans Jnly LIST, 1856 a. Ii. WAY.
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-ESr. Soassezeg Reynolds.

oFFICE-No. ll5 GRAVIER STREET, NEW ORLEANS
Cures CANCERS, SoALDEEAp, WnlrESWELLNG, SORES and
ULCERS of every description n3l 2ply
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kTOTTCE;-AIEssRs. DENNIsToUN, WOOD 4 CO.,
~ of New lork have made application to the City Treasurer
of New Orleans for the payment Of Forty nine coupons or INC
City Of New Orleans Second Municipality bonds for one thou
sand dollars eace said Coupons being for the sum Of thirty
dollars each and all due the first day Of February l6 ur-
Their the said fortynne Coupons posted q ldEefhoq On
the sd day Of january, 1856 by j. H. i. GIL, Notary pnhc
fortrnns1usson to the said ennso Wood Co by t "a
cic steamer which vessel is missing and is supposed to aVe
been lost at -
ICES cot a. & J. DENN1STOuN IL CO.
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The EVENING NATIONAL FOR FILLMORE AND DON
ELsoN. The National, the French evening paper
published in the Second District Of this city, and
hitherto neutral ID politics. has, are graf6ed to
perceive. dotted its neutrality and run up the Fillmore
and Donelson flag. The editors express their reasons
for SO doing in Language at once sound sensible and
to the point. The National crculates in class OF
The community IN which ne feel convinced its teach
ings viii not III rutess, and IRE cordially extend to
it the right hand Of fellowship.
4ss e<a------
AID 70 LAM KTIsE h. We have received COPY Of
circular entitled {. Appeal TO the People of the
United States III behalf of Ianlartinea The appeal
is brief, hut couehed in eloquent and glowing Ian.
guage, and signed tile most disting literary
men Of otr country, as well as by many Of our prom
ineft statesmen. The distributor Of this appeal is NJ
D. B Despace, in intimate personal friend Of Lam
airline, Who IL stopping III and has opened
d subscription for the publication of Lamartine's
Familiar Course Of Literature. Y to be printed by
the Appletons monthly, and sent quarterly to sub
scribers at six dollars per annun in advance;
the first issue to take place in September next The
reputation Of Ianartine as poet orator,
historian and statesman well as the direct appeal
which he makes to the reading public Of America,
ought certainly 10 secure him Al subscription from
aFery refined Literature. II letter to one Of
The gentlemen signing the appeal, Lamartine says:
Great reYerses Of fortune have come upon me since
iaas, and above all in these latest times Imake head
against them ny labor IN behalf Of this literary
labor have recourse to your countryInen. Give me
aid, and introduce me among Them Success is for
ille iii affair Dc life OF death. =
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AuttiOlr SaIfs.
SUCCESSION OF W. KEHoL--yALUABLE REAL. ES
fate.
~0 # BY H. PEYCHAUD C. co.,

G. SAMoRY, Auctioneer
WEDNESDAY, the 18th of August, at 10
w O'clock A., ut the St. Louis Exchange by Of
der from the Honorable tho Second District Of New Orr
leans under date of the I'd july 1856 and for said
succession will be sold go VI .t
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the First Dis
tict Of the city Of New Orleas designated 2
No. 20 comprised between Canal Claiborne jackson and Der
bny streets plan drawn Joseph Pile Surveyor,
dated the is Of May Sio and deposited the oee Of D. b.
Is feet front Jackson street by 1o6 feet inches depth be-
parallel lines English mensure together with I'LL the i'm
pr0vemets thereon, consisting Of Frame House out build
ings.
TERSTwelve months credit for note with good and SOL
vent security and mortgage OIL the property sold.
of sale before p f. Th6ard, at the Of the plr-
chaser. iyI1 q an1 Is
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FRENCH LANGUAGE and LITENA'FULsE.
Il LEON LAUGRIN, lately Lawyer at the Bar Of Paris
Professor the French Language and French Literature
in the University of Louisiana.
ns French class for gentlemen at O'Clock, every evening"
Mt his Office University Buildings Of BnrOnne and Conn
mon streets. milo
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GeRtlemen--M. Leon Lnugrin Professor of the French
language and French literature at the University Of Louisiana,
9th he viii commence and continue during the whole summer
Elementary Middle and Superior Classes his Office univer
y Building, Baronne and Common streets, Room No l.
The classes will place in the evening various hours,
O'Clock, suit anybody The learning Of the
language will be made extremely easy by method Of sm
piifcatoI.
Price for &c. payable in advance Apply and sub.
scribe the Professors office every evening" after O'Clock
tax DIM
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EMEGRANTS WANTED FOR NICARAGUA.
COL. MANCOSOS will leave on the It'll of AUGUST, for
Nicaragua Persons desiring EM1GRATE will please apply
immediately at No. l6 ROYAL. street jy30 2ptau7
IL Chance 0t sEE0Ody's.
Prior taking stock and his departure for the North in
few days, - ~ 100000.
Corner Canal street and Exchange Place,
WILL from this day for two weeks offer unusual inducements to
his friends and customers patronze him. His splendid stock
SHIRTS AND FURNISHING GOODS,
replete with everything needlu in genemnns toilet is Of
IS per Cent. Reduction III Price.
oody regular prices being lower than any other in
New Orleans advantages of buying this week will be Oh
vious to all.
AN EXCELLENT CHANCE NOW OFFERS
TO have your Shirts made to order.
S. N. MOODY
will take measures sample shirts with him. have orders
filled under his supervision at the Mandatory, No 35
Broadway, New York. jy2S MoWe&Sn0i2p
Notice.
up. TODD, of the late firm of Todd & Co.. and TODD &
GANDOLFI fully authorized collect all monies due the
firm of Todd & Co.. and the in liquidation, they
having purchased my entire interest therein
jy2s 2plm WIN. H. FISK.
SadegEe7'y, Harness u1eG Trunks.
The subscribers just received full supply of English
French and American
SADDLES
FOR LADIES ND GENTLEMEN,
Including many late improvements Their stock Of both SIN
GLE and DOUBLE
WA Hn- c. & 90 p
IS NOT TO BE EQUALLED IN THE SOUTH. Also con-
stany hand complete assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
mems SOLE LEATHER
x42 ETV.SSSs
ether articles in their line which they invite attention.
WING ACHINES,
With all the late improvements
LACEY & CO.,
je25 2ptnl 81 81. Charles street.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING AND SURVEYING.
~ The undersigned having formed for the pnr
of trsactng business in the line of Civil Engineering
and Surveying that mny be entrusted TO hen within the StAo
Of Louisiana and having had considerable experience in that
line Of business, would respectfully solicit share o patronage
from those Interested therein. j. g. DEEUX.
W. S. MITCHELL
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aRy'ERag1-'S

where full directions will be given for its jyT 2p
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DAY AND RoAIsp1Nss sqA1ooI. EoE YOUNG

NAY AND BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
~ LADIESFonded in 1888, by MadameFieiris, and con-
Quoted since 1910 by Madame pesbrayan burgundy street. De-
The Summer Session of this establishment at Pass Christian,
begins the list june The buildings there large enough
FIFTY bonrders and indefinite number OF
Day Scholars Attached to The premises arc ne buh horse
and good wharf The institution provides thorough and SUBJ
snnn instruction In and department Of education,
great facilities for the requirement the French Ian
gge Singing and Solfege taught by Mr.. Provost the well
known leader Of the orchesra Of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
will reside ut the Pass during the and will con-
his lessons Singing and solfee in the establishment. He
will also give private lessons in families.
Examinations in music take place month during winter
in the city and every fortnight during tile at the Pass.
Tie city school remains the whole for boardes and
my26 ~
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GOAL! CDAL!-SpENCER FIELD Il CO., DEALERS
" in Pittsburgh Anthracite, American, English ard Scotch
Camel Coal
Asy-OFFICE--Corner Camp and Lafayette square.
,1Ql
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DepOts,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE SALE OF THE
GENUINE
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
a252pf Nos. q and l5l Chartres street.
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CIEARsp.
Steam ship Empire City, Gray Havana and New Orleans
steamship Fiords Woodruff savannah-sL MtchIl.
Steamship Roanoke, skinner Norfolk, ac-Ludam Plea,
ship John Boyd, Thomas LivsrpoOlmBoyd a Hnchen.
ssp iyra chesyer ,'hy Point Atkins q Co
ship shakspere (brem) Deike, Batimore-Meyer Stuck
Bark Hermitage Roberts Elmiua-J A Machado.
Bark Jasper fenneil Charesion-Dunham A Dimon.
bark Churchill ktirnan Penobscot River-R Buck
brig wseis.a Ellis rolr, Pe,re Maitland, Phelps &co,
Bie Ellen Or. Meredi.h' s. Johns MI Deaiey.
fis %endpScu Doss Bosion.G i Broosman Co. 80
Irg Mseesms Gram, Bc,,oi,-H sroosmnn Go
sr xtet zoe Iun ,e,..
schr Gonnec,egi I.wsy wiminstcn.w weinberg 4 Weeks.
schr Geo Henry, Gcrdon, Newbern-Davis Holmes.
sissb he ''0"' Ne"O0is INSTRUMENTATION DfOn'
sehr John Roe Hammond. Baltimore Lord Que.
schr Only Daughter, Rogers, BAltlmOre-yan Brun, a
cST I kSs, ssrr
schr Fskir, Dctens krsoi-L Kenny.
Steamer Locus, Point French Bamore-cromwels line.
ARRIVED.
5 bos bs aS u mbsrP
slp n,ie Toby 81 New Haven soue Liverpool 70 days,
SsnSsn ess co., ss az and s O
hhlp SARATOGA 1ra.k Liverpool, Anss with mdse and 30
shp nevonshire Lord London Augs, with mdse and 2io
sc9 & s1sna %s John h Sf o4 4 e. Sr
s bad 9 %d sS" S pas sss The
Ada os S%Sw OF sp Is ys4 seD Hu
senSene usder eoe resfd opsas carried 1anopsa yard
ane Jos, the sa The ship brooehed TOO when he an'opga
which have bad light winds and calms
ship Martha Rideoul @ Bath. Morse Carda, Ang with
passed ship s,,eilng y showing blue signal with white
% s snss wa red 3 IS nn
pe,itneed heavy sale from ENh witch lasted u hours
Bsrk Ohio d,r.m Rersrs bremen Aug Al, with mdse and
Bari SHANE swe Olson, GohenDurr g days. with IRON
Rari Kiehard, Ames Boston in ballast, 10 master
Brs Robert Wing of Bosion) Taylor Curacao Aug r. win
BRIG DeisDce tBrJ Esaale. VIII dsor, Ms 10 days, with
Prr Keniuchy Cof sesrspor Nichols Pc,ou 10 days with
coal 70 Tuckerrnan: 10 walsh Chase.
Brig wanderer Br Barker, Transport Fs, Is days. with
brig Esho Conk, Alexandria 10 days, with coal to Cum
Rig Bon sparte Means Nachas lumber, to W simp
tine Sept with live oak, 10 brooklyn navy yard vessel to
,s .sss TGayef % Graham Grand M'H'0
schr pvota, Hopkins Georroown.
schr onlaro, vsngidsr, Calais
seRr hufd' xms., Rccsisnd:
schr Hsy State, sherwood, Boston
schr VIM Hene, Bartlett New London.
schr g Carroll Pratt, Hartford
Steamer Anthracite Jones Phladephs
siesmsr Harris smith, New London.
sAITsND.
steam ships Persia tBr, Liverpool, Empire City, Havana
Roanoke, Norfolk, Ac.
Wind during the day Ssw.
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GRAND DEMOCRATIC DEMONSTRATION IN
PHIL ADELPHIA.

PHLApxPmA, Sept. IL, 1855.
The democratic celebration OF the anniversary OF the
adoption Of the federal rendered this city
Of hustle and excitement throughout the day
Every train and steamboat brou sh in dele cations from
distance including one from New York city.
The meeting called order at two O'Clock. when
cred eloquent spSech. series OF resolutions appro
pirate 10 the occasion sd pted and Governor John
Of Georgia made speech or two hours q ring the
history Of the federal constitution, and declaring
most important feature 10 be the equality gwen
every state In the Union. He coptended that
The constitution recognized slaves property
hat slave going Kansas had much right 10
carry lther his the Northern man his yoke
q lie euogzed slavery as the greatest missionary
ihstu,on that existedtnat had Chrstianzed more
tools thar All the Christian mssioA Of the world
Lined.
Speeches followed by Gov Floyd, OF Virginia and Hon
Howell Cob, Of Georgia, ~ the main stand ami by Mr..
ddc o Massachusetts, and Mr. Moore OF Texas at the
Southern stand The speaking Continued throughout the
evening by other speakers.
Al eight O'Clock the procession med Arch street
hesced by the Keystone Cub. With huge bell mounted
wagon, placarded 1--WE tohug the knel OF black
fepubHcanu M
the cties OF New York. Trenton and Beverley New Jer
sey. and Montgomery and Delaware counties.
Following these came the various city wards accom-
panied with bar Ids Of music and innumefable torches
ana iaperns Of every descrpt bearing notices de
picpg black repubh anism unpardonable sin, and
the success OF that party entsing dishonor and dis
nuiCn.
The procession a most imposing affair, aud the
streets through which passed were blazing with lights
The procctrion will not complete Us route before mid
nipha II passed erocnd Independence square 10 It's
progress which brilliantly iIluu mated xih splcn
1 Id SHOW of fireworks,
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SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
James Parker, OF Middlesex.
Thomas r. Carpenter, Of Camden.
DISTRICT nAcroRs.
Lewis Howell, Cumberland
Charles Parker. Mercer.
Robert Foster, Hunterdeu.
Iavid Ryersou, Sussex.
Edgar Wakeman, Hudson.
This ticket was ther put by the President Of the Con-
ven,on, ana carried collectively without q dsseptiept
II was then proposed carried that the Committee
Oh Resolutions do make their report The following are
Resolved 1hs, first and foremost the hearts Of the peoule
Of New Jersey the constitution Union of the Saaes
hesoyed That BY reckless Of the present ad
aeaon@has unsettled sa
ec with and and sought 10 eab
they se pnspes 81 hs s s.sns S
Resolved That Buchanan is pledged no, ONLY 10 per
N ms ssy eI, to ns o new and schemes
ss n' the s.s
egs shs JcSs snd Of the
publican gs, have worthy Of their noble prnci
an Ct S s seems n
marked out BY Providence the eSgency
DIR eu,es aro rraetlsed in surrounding Them wise coua.
& @ s SER ~ danger fearless and
ais Ss Ss as n %s
Vast 70 give mighty rpglse deveopemen, Of
y those rots constitute The Uncns mos, In
dsoiuhle hancs anc 10 mpe the nation high
est r'un phs q Christian civ izaton.
Resolved That sensible Of the honorable obligation
under which the republicans OF the country have
he domination of our distinguished fellow citizen William
Dayton 10 the Wee Presidency post for which
neny fitted by his Abilities his high
courtesy and his national ana conservative Patriotism
that he will discharge ell the duties o that high
advantage OF his country and the honor OF those
him
Resolved That will acqui Of the obg
imposed Jerseymen IN the nomination of DAYTON,
by giving the electoral of the republican can
cdaies and thereby ensurng the triumph great cause
Of ber,, and the Union which the yco
res IN Iowa Vermont and Maine but glorious
bingers.
Resoved That Of tie best this triumph will be
the removal from the minds Southern enormous
prejudice against the North that will Justify
such Southern patriots Houston. Bates
South will then that the North pny resisting
and seeking nothing but what strictly right
consequently the brotherhood OF the North and South destroy
I'd row by protavery demagogues, will be reestablshed
that peal and friendship shall be restored that the North will
commit and the souh attempt secession that
viii be proved IN the language of Mr. Bates that lisa
SANDER and calumny the South predict that VIII not
submit 70 Fremonts elecsn and that good Een
the South less than the North the East and the West
viii oin with the patriotic Houston In paying to the chosen
chief magistrate Of the people the tribute OF their respectful
homage.
The resolutions met with vociferous applause.
II then proposed and carried that nine cheers be
given the New Jersey represe natives in Congress who
have voted in favor of freedom The cheers given
with "tgero
The Convention adjourned sine die at 4:30P p. N