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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

CANADIAN brands were also nTmer, with sales OF 800
400 bbs Southern brands sold to the extent OF 900
LOO bbls and prices closed in favor of sellers,
cially for common brands Meal was more firmly held,
at 50 70 SO sI1s for Jersey. Rye -four was hrmer,
though without change Of moment in prices. whea-
New red wheat was frmer by &c &c. per bushel while
white without change OF moment, though higher
about 0C0 bushels of Illinois red made, chiefly
at u 80; the remainder al prices 70 be hxed 70
southern sold at 81 e3, while for very choice higher
rates were asked. Corn decidedly higher, with
20 900 bushels. Sound Western mixed Mt Csc 66c. a
&c, closing chiefly at the two latter figures Rye was
firm, at about ssc. for Northern while heated West
was irregular and nominal. Oats were lrm, and
State and Western sold ut ACC. u Soc
CoFTrK.- The ma rkct was more active, with sales
about 5000 bags CT Rio at l0sc. III tsc, closing arm
al &c. advance. ITO do Iaguayra sold at llalc l2c
200 do 81. Domingo at 1880.
CoTToN-The news had no effect upon the market
The sales embraced about 900 bales, based upon mid
ding Upands nj about lsc, do. Msoe at lissc. and
FarlcHrs were better for liverpool and about 50 900
eoooo bushels Of grain were engaged chiefly wheat IN
at I'd. To London -four reported at a. Rates
TO Havre unchanged. To Rotterdam 200 bales mca
surcment goods engaged at 23s 3D., and 500 bbs
rosn al S. Rates to California and Australia were un
FR1rr 100 boxes raisns layers were sold a, 81 2s
HsY.-The market was steady, with sales for shipment
at ecc. a CSC, and for city use, AT Toc. a T6c.
Hors.-The market dull for old at &c. loo, while
were at lac. a l6c. asked.
IrAp-The market was quiet, Sales during the week
were made TO the exien, 700 refined German
soft English. at &c per b., and &C. for German and
Spanish The stock Of foreign on hand estimated At
above IL, $50 tons.
I1sK -Rcckbnd was In fair request at ssc for com
mon, End al IS n 81 so for lump.
NAVAL SToREs-Sprits nj about ale. s2c., cash
and time, bbls rosin were sold Al u 90 per $40
lbs, delivered,
pRoysoss rork-Tho market was less animated,
and closed dull the sales embraced about 200 bbs.
mess, at SO Yt prime was NJ SlI rs s1S Beef was
steady, with sales OF about $50 200 bbs., including
country prime and mess without change in prices
packed mess al 81 SO Sill ana extra do s1 ST.
So and prime mess at Sl4 SIT. Cut meats were
unchanged, with limited sales Bacon firm 80 hhds.
bonelcss middes sold at II sc. lard firm with
sales Of $50 bbls at 10 &c. Bitter steady, at 15c
Ice for Ohio and State and lie. &c and fresh extra
Orange county at 2ic. Csc by the nrkn. Cheese
was steady at Sc. aqttc.
Rrr-Sales OF about 200 casks were made al axe a
4hc. 4hc.
srIcS-T5 bags pin onto sold ., Ike, and 10 cases
tu,msRs at SC.
wHsSlY. -salcs Of $50 bbs were made 32tic., and .
small lot, IN n retail way, at SIC, cash.
on -1inseed continued firm, with sales OF 5000 q
10 co taons at 81 05 81 OF. Crude whale and sperm
were lrm, while refined and beached were unchanged.
Red oil was faesble at CSC. a roc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

THE UNION STEAM FERRY GUARDS COMMAND
Il ell ~ Captain Smith and accompanied BY Robe,t
nand heir ars' target excursion
TO Clnon park, staten Island. on Tuesday Sept they
numbered fory muskes and coniendei for
valuable p'zas acer which they sat dow1 exceen
o. net FURNISHED the hos, possible VS. the vel
kuovp propre'os Of that fsvore rcsor, " whoa Z
lapy al ample justice,
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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 3-8P.N.

WEDNESDAY, Scpt. 3-bF. Il.
AsIcs.-Sales OF 20 q 40 bbs of pts were made, in.
GLIDING pots, at &c. Pearls were at &c.
BREADsIuFFs-Four-0wing to the favorable charac-
ter Of the Persias news, the market was nrmer AMI
closed at Sc l0c. advance, chiefly the lower and
medium grades OF State and Western brands The sales
embraced about $500 bbls. Of all kinds at about the
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

POLITICAL.
onTg warn yorNG MEMS pFNocRATrc Union
~ Association will hold mass meeting this evening AZ
Mulers ies West Thirty sixth street Demcc.ss and ~ IN
snder Ming Hon j. r. Phillips ana others viii speak The
ATSa!e ~ order q foS4s X sASscS frn
Nv wv s aes1oT. secretaries.
1Orn WARD REryBLIc,A,,s, CLUB WILL MEET At
and Eighth avenue, this Thursday evening Sept
~ sa.c s s e WIN Mountain S%T h T Seats
the ladies' All republicans Of the ward invited
'""'"' '''D ''''' u. d. coNovER, President
cHsRrrs GolDls. Secretary.
DIST wARp-BUCHANAS AND BREcKINRIDGE
cas @ e Ss ~ Ssars scoy eormer Of Fous
and Thirty second street this hmsday evening q
Rose Es and che e9sp sPesse5s y address
Jons S ksss secrc sSsrY 5 bsSSsnss vice
MICHAEL oaaErr, }
AT MEETING or THE WING CHARTER CONVEX
IA ton Of he Nineteenth ward held ON Tuesday evening
Convention then ADJOURNED 10 meet on Tuesday evening
next, the 9,h inst, 70 make further nominations.
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT
4 & IN fhuTsay ' sSsS9@ seg w Oe ps
o'clock Punc'ual a,endanse & Teqsssssa CO..,
Chancellor, John \. savage.
L'REkDOM AND -FRFNONI.-BROOkLfN FIRST
in and Third ward Republican Association Meeting this
Thursday evening At the Rallyins Hall Museum Bulns
Of Fulton and Orange streets Isaac shepard Es
BOSTON and other distinguished speakers will address the
meeting y. VI. PARSONS, President
Gro. II. BATES. scc'y.
nrHE SIXTH WARD PIONEER BUCHANAN AND
Brecsinridge club will meet at their headquarters Mon.
Hail. of Pearl and Centre saturday
Ing sept g. nj O'Clock 10 complete their arrangements for
grand torch light procession Of the OH Punctual
tendance required business OF Importance the
cracy IL to be transacted. nv order,
HENRY. n. HOWARD Presiden.
HAIRY HUsHEs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

IoHN Y vANDEWAIER AI,iloNhhih'-Nfo ~ =,
81 sale OF furniture, sept y ~ lus CLOCK ~ ~
West Twelfth between sixth and seventh ali
furniture contained In the above house, which Of the
richest aud manufacture, made by Roux Bauhoine
Huchins and others aud will be sold peremptorty 70 the
highest bidder by order Of Paror consists OF
elegant paror suite consisting OF large ete
eie teie low chair four low back parlor
chairs and elegant ladys sewing chair sx
ored bfocade satin made Ivy Baudoine 81 broadway and
f-o' ae Turkish carpet large and splendid
French plate pier glass; Sl bronze and ormou
day clock Parian ngures Of Venus IT Bath rambo
rine r Indignant cupid and large assortment OF etsgcre
rosewood richly c0lorei eegere centre side aud
pler tables shades cornces Brussels nce curtains &C. &c
edroon hedstead bureau washsfand
mirror Dc gsce, made by Bandoine, and cost $50
also elegant rosewood suits Of furniture consisting
Of sofa armchars and two paror chairs In
crimson and maroon brocatel. made by Roux.
Dining room consists 81 oval mirror extension table 10
feet long and cost f5 oak armchar lounge side and pier
tables clock candelahras silver plated tea set II x
pieces plated table and dessert knives ami
forks rich china do dessert tea glass &C. &c
Also splendid assortment of rich and old oil paintings by
the old fine oil painting &C Joseph IN Egypt aud
cost without frame sa0 Of Ahens and cost $50
Also a fine collection of other oil paintings
John A. NANnEWATFR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

Tle British funds have been steady during the week,
wtlput any remarkable luctuaon and considering the
adverse Impressions created amcng large classes by the
anf orable state of the weather, and the fact that the
purchases account the savings banks having ceased
the Readiness may be regarded proof that ts ten.
deng will be upwards upon the first symptom either OF
increased Of improved prospects. Yesterday
con9ls stood at csc. 951 &c. for money, and 95 Nc
053: for the 10th September Conso SCI p upon which
cnoter payment Of 10 per cent falls due week. left
off a3sc SIC. premium; bank stock 317 2lS1sc
To-dy the market was very quiet; almost nothing dong
onsols which closed at-for the account, 953sc
So n; for money, $3.50. $3.50.
Tb following table will show the fluctuations In consos
-rinO 18th Instant
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ing tho 10th Of August gives the following results, when
compared with the previous week -
Publ deposits. "a, 66s 2l8 Increase 1883 ITO
()tho, deposits 10 $50 4O7 Increase .... 40o,603
Rest. -. ...... 3,46s,69 Increase. 1904
Onthe other side OF the account -
Government securitiesfl2 010,078 Unchanged.
Othe securities - l527O,l95 Increase. f79l, 267
toeo unemployed. $500, $50 Increase: $3.50
IN amount of notes in circulation is f20,079,l70,
is fla455,o24 showing decrease of
ss30,t2l when compared with the preceding return.
Inlhe early part Of the week there was very consde
sb demand for silver for the tho sailing packet for
the east and extreme prices were Jhid. Rates have
cnct declined, and TO day the quotat Is about the
same a week. with good demand both for bar sill.
yer md Mexican dollars the latter very scarce and
for aarge lot 10d per advance might be obtained
Duoons Of both sorts also meet ready sale at the printed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

MORTGAGE SALE or DyEING ESTABLISHMENT
nj las. PNlHFMUS. Anctoneer, will sell on Friday Sept
N N O'Clock No 40 Ninth avenue, copper
:, M der two iron stnis Two roers iron
., A. M rear one counter sofa &c IN front store
sTANIEL LOCKWOOD, Attorneys for Myrtgegee,
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A BASsFoRD's, lao FULTON STREET AND NO. ANN
N. sireetEasy running rubber and cushioned billiard
tables, with slate and marble beds All order,
and on hand. French feathers pocket trimmings
billiard TABLES, TRIMMINGS or EVERY KIND,
ID and all apparatus essential connected with the
81 billiards. 70 be had M the msnufactory Of OCONNOR
CoiJENDER, 6 Ann street. -Four good second hand tables
Cor sale.
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND cUsHToNs-rA-
tented February ~ 1885, warranted msthemssicay cr-
and All For sac
only BY MICHAEL PHELAu 80 Chambers street, ~ sAira
CHARp,s IMPROVED PERFECT BILLIARD TABLES
- Of all Sizes marble ssse and wood beads rebound eAse<
We have hand second hand "a
hles nearly new sold cheap 10 cash buyers w. y,
SHARP mandatory, las Futon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

UoHN BEDDING AUcrIoNEER, WILL SILL on
81 the In Lexf avenue between Forty eighth
and Forty ninth streets Thursday September at 10
o'clock valuable assortment OF household furniture,
snq In part carpets tables chairs mahogany bedseais
curtains kitchen ware &C sale positive the owner leaving
ne elf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

4 NORTARTY. AUCT1oNEER, WILL SELL, THIS DAY,
3D. At i73 Chatham SQUARE the furniture Of a
IAN Nv nice assortment also, feather beds carpets mir
ors china glass also the effects OF grocer and
iouot dealer. an assortment, &c, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04
A UcTIoN SALE OF SPLENDID ROSEWOOD FURsI

a UVIIUN SALE SPLENDID KUSEWOUD FUKNI
IA ture pier glasses Paran stauary, panoorte Dresden
splendid oil paintings &C. the private residence No.
20 West Twenty sixth street-H 7. LEEDS co, auction.
will sell riday, September at 0 O'Clock. all the
beautiful furniture consisting OF splendid
rosewood pianoiore beautiful instrument in perfect
suits Of rosewood parlor furniture plush
brocael beautiful e'egeres, with plate glass
doors and backs do beautiful side and fancy
tables with black and gold marble tops rosewood bureaus
secretaries bookcases library do handsome oil paintings
rich lace curtains rosewood extension tables $50
mahogany chairs parlor Turkish chairs
hail stands wood bureaus bedsteads wash
stands hair mahogany furniture of various kinds
sofa bedsteads do. sofas etea ees with large variety OF
handsome furniture breakfast aud dinner china sets
silver Persons isoms furniture
will attend the sale viii be positive. Catalogues
the morning of sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

III sale Of ane groceries &c Thursday sept Al l0
the salesrOcms 81. Pine street, comprising
ane ieen black sugars old Java coffee. pickles
spices sardines sweet OIL soap vtrnacel macaron uari
brandy, Jamaica gin port wine Sc also 5000 choee
Havana and other scgars. Terms cash By order.
FRED /. NULTEE, Attorney for Mortgages.
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SAEEo Al AUCTION.

NEoRRISsA MA VILLAGE JAMES M MILLER Will.
Nl sell Monday, September 1856 at i2 O'Clock
the premises whole OF the land situated the
Of Morse Third and Union within ten minutes
walk OF the depot The ground contains about 2
well fenced and graded. with two buildings ~ Is
an unfinished house three stories high with falling
well Of water This would excellent bier bre
cry The other Is well finished cottage with peach
and apple orchard and heen grapevnes OF years
growth and garden in good state OF cultivation. sale po
sifiyp
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

CILBERT s. SAVAGE, REMPToRY
BAGLkY SAVAGE viii sSl Monday, September rs
Il O'Clock, at the Court House, Richmond n l. These
premises since purchased and Improved for
the owners occupation and contain every elegance and
venlence that be desired Maps of property terms
sale and particular description be had the once
Of the auconeer 81 Cedar street. between Broadway and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04
7 ARGE AND PERENProRy SALE or CLOTHING

and piece roods-A. " CRIsTALAR auctioneer, q
bowery will sell, his day Thursday At los o'clock, a
rge assortment of cashmere and doeskn pants ock
dress and overcoais silk satin and Nsenc vests overas
&c sc broadolo hs fancy and black cassmeres and
klns milo, cloths Innings NJ ack neck
Lane kcrcheis shirts collars brsons &c. kc the whole be
nc the stock o. merchant tail retiring business
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CHOCOLATE BIrTERs MUSTARD -AUCTIoN-ro
luGENE D. FRANKLIN, AUcTIoSEER-Ex

GILBERT $. SAVAGE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VI sale of groceries which advances have been made
ON Friday sept s 10s O'Clock A. NJ at sales -
Cedar street prime lot OF white refined and light
brown large Invoice Of brandy In casks and
demuehns and black, Sc 1--we barrels Of
Tine old Nunou gahels whskey.
BAGLEY A SAVAGE 81 Cedar street.
Liberal cash advances made consignmens for auction
eaina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

A UCTISN NOTICE.. BOGART, AUCTIONEER-By
"A s. BOG ART-Frday, Sept at lols clock at the au,
Frankfort and William by virtue
Of execution household furniture mahogany sofas Brus
sells carpets marble top tables dyans bedseads bedding
6c &c. Il. SEXTON Constable
Also constabes sae-Lo of clothing watch, trunk &c,
&c. LOUIS H. NULTEE, Constable
Also administrators saeLot Of ready made clothing dry
goods fancy goods is $50 pair superior sewed calf
skin boots meas and boys shoes and variety Of other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

ID foreign stock market has been without material
cbaxe, its general characteristic being steadiness.
Tk London Railway share market has been occasion
Glyiat but in general there has been no important
chage In quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

III HNEFDs. AtCTiONkER.-By n. ". LEEDS co,
III. thursday Sept mber T. nj n O'Clock nj the sale
splendid collection stuffed biris. single
and consisting specimens from
VIM. galbrafh.
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EXCURSIONS.

I,NCu RSIONs TO CLIrTwoop GROVE AND KFv-
Ia port The steamboat NORwAf,k, Captain George r.
HOFFMAN will leave New York from ipo Of Robinson street.
on Mondays Tuesdays "Wednesday Thursdays and Fridays
nj o'clock A. NJ and Saturdays nj r. ". except saturday
The eth when she will leave "a " Returning leave New
port Mt 81, O'Clock Y. ". Fare, IS cents " B-Mlitary
companies parties arrangements al re-
drfed price.
THE STEAMER ROBERT I. STEVENS, CAYrAIN
Charles Anderson, makes regular trips 70 the rshin9
Banks eyevy day except sunday leaving Amos street
o'clock A. n Spring street. Nj Peck slip y Broome srf
ca pier No. North river eococG PAre Tor NE exourso
%
VrvEuAwKrN GROVE AND ctr rENBERG-CuAxc I.
w Il hours-The steamer MERCURY Capt H. Mall.
tas~ sverv dav from Robinson street North
onring Al gprng Twentieth street AMI
For,y third street leaving Robinson At H. and
o'clock leaving Gutenberg TO- IL O'Clock Fare
al. cents Notice The steamers Mercury America Grini
snd viii run on sunday sept TO the above places
W. MALI.AN.
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DY JOSEPH HEGFMAN. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, AUCTIONEER-FRIDAY.
ID Sept 10 O'Clock A. NJ precisely the sales
OF Wloughby aud Pearl streets Brooklyn,
general assortment Of paror chamber and kitchen furniture
consisting mahogany aud other beseads dressing bu-
sofas ete iees, chairs, mahogany tables, pier
glass hair feather beds
other carpets ocohs school desks and benches paro
cooking stoves, Ac., &c. Also one bakers cart.
CHOCOLATE. BITTERS, MuSTARD-AUCTION.-r
" At l0s o'clock at No. 81 Dey street 81
Greenwich street. chocolate biers pepper
fee peas rice goldfish mslade paste, pipes to
baceo, segars, brandy, champagne; writing desks
WELLINGTON A CARTER. AIIctlnnrer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

A UCTION NOTICE.-W. A. CARTER, AUCTIONEER,
n will sell this day Thursday at 10 O'Clock at 80 Green
wch street. stock Of groceries consisting of coffee
teas extra Hour smoked habu soap paper raisins &c
A UCTION NOTIFICATIONS. BELL, AUCTIONEER.-BY
IA BELL BUSH on Friday at l0ia O'Clock IN the sales
II North William street will be sold stock Of valua
BILE dry goods clothing and housekeeping articles china
crockery clocks watches jewery paper boxes &c satur
day. sale OF furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

w S. MELLoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PLATE
w mirrors oil paintings engravings books, invoice OF
gold gilt jewelry &c-To morrow, THURSDAY at IL O'Clock at
the saesrooms ID and Is Park v0 Of the latest style
framed French plate pier and manel mirrors made the
very best possible manner for broadway custom Sales in
GLIDING two cupid pattern pier mirrors looks with slabs and
brackets 100 choice oil paintings will be sold in lots suitable
for the trade also It's lots Of gold gilt ewey in lots Cata
logues the morning of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-09-04

GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER. HOUSEHOLD FUR
VI niure tomorrow AZ 1915 O'Clock nj az Broadway, near
Grand street vx..Nery parl0r sus in various
covering bookcases, bureaus bedsteads washsnd centre
tables sdeboards eiegees. chairs rockers lounges exen
dining tables paasscs mattresses The above good.
made IN the best and must be sold 10 pay al
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-14

middle ATTITUDES left to the snissants of The
Northern States for homes cannot b CONQUER
ID from the free laborers who have long con-
sideree Nas ct apart for than in our inheri.
taacs, without provoking : desperate struggle.
Whasever may be the persistenco OF the
Particular class which seems ready to hazard
everything for the success OF the unjust
scheme it has partially effected, firmly be-
lieve that the great heart OF the nation.
which throbs with the patriotism of the
Freemen of both sections will have power
to overcome it. They will look to the rights
secured to them by the Constitution of the
Union as the best safeguard from the op-
preston OF the class which, BY Q monopoly
OF the soil and of slave labor to till il, might
IN time reduce them to the extremity of Ia
boring upon the same terms with the slaves.
The great body of n-slaveholding Free
men, including those Of the South, upon
whose welfare slavery is an oppression, will
discover that the power Of the General Gov
crnmsnt over the Public Lands may be bene-
hcinlly exerted to advance their interests and
secure their independence; knowing this.
their SURFACES will not be wanting to main.
tain that authority in the Union which is alb
solutely essential to the maintenance of their
own liberties, and which has more than once
indicated, = the purpose Of disposing Of the
Public Lands in such way rs would make
every settler upon them freeholder.
II the people intrust to me tho administra-
ton OF the Government, the laws of Con-
greas in relation to the Territories shall be
faithfully executed. All its authority shall
be exerted in Aid of the National will to re-
establish the peace Of the country on the
just principles which have heretofore re-
ceivcd the sanction Of the Federal Govern
ment, OF the States, and Of the People OF
both sections. Such q policy would leave
no aliment to that sectional party which
seeks its ACKNOWLEDGEMENT by appropriatine
the new Territories to capital in the form OF
Slavery, but would inevitably result in the
triumph OF Free Labor-tLe natural capital.
which constitutes the real wealth Of this
great country and creates that intelligent
power in the masses alone to be relied on an
the bulwark Of free institutions. Trusting
that have heart capable of comprehend.
ing our whole country with its varied inter.
csts, and confident that patriotism exists in
all parts OF the Union, l accept the nomina-
ton OF your Convention in the hope that
may be able to serve usefully its cause which
consider the cause Of constitutional Free
dom.
Very respectfully, your obd't serv,s,
j. G.. FRExoNr.
TO Messrs. H. S. Lane, president james
I. Ashley, Anthony j. Bleecker, Joseph
Z. Hornblower, e. X. Honr, Thaddeus
Stevens, Kinsley S. Bingham. John A.
Wills, G. F. Cleveland, Cyrus Aldrich.
Committee &c.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1856-07-14

+. g. J. SxIrH.-Like the New York
Herald this Portland Yankee has alvav.
been with the winning party in Federal Poll
tics. At Republican meeting last week he
made speech in which he said You NAV
think me uncertain in my political career.
put you can rely upon it that arm always
certain to be on the strongest side; and il
support Jonn G. Fremont, which is INV pre-
sent intention, you can be assured that he
VIII occupy the White House after the 4,h Of
March next.