The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15


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stvnex;o OiveA the Official organ NJ thu CovernnenS
MO- Suty II Ia 10 adudicas uDon the laws psssed -
our relief and for tbs benefit Of The widows aad sadrs.
8. Resolved. That al the provisions heretofore uaAs
for u.s. or which may hereafter be made ought to Ss
fenced To our fellow citizens who were In foro
,,r;scrs dnrJnv anv nortion Of the war az I0I2vI6
Resolved That iussmuch e MANY OF the records Of
ths Wa ONCE at Wasbington have been DESTROYED Il +
,nnt !. ,sfse credible osroi proof and require tis
mr. auction Of record evidence Of service to ene ss
$3.50 ..r,;nants m ths hana8t of the land and psnsen
irs "SF
10 pasovad That II Ia dine 70 the memory Of Jaues
Msdison President of the United States at the Of hs
~ sgsinst Great Britain and who fear
isSsI rscar,erdsd Stat mportept measure TO have q
PI @ tat ~ III; year crane on the left Az
,o .h;s s tsLsr ~ rssuact for Che memories q
,or tny GAYS so T. = Ssd nncs our Isst CO.
vsa von PA"'on' =" ~'NA' WV A~'' -
'enion .S..,. =. 80. -...,,t,.,. Can C.r.hs
sne @ .h al d hrsnoSs
wssvery severe upon Ine az ts ss.
.ns genera governens ana r On .1v o.
. o - II ~ T =" ~U.o1 ,ca ~ . -. rr~ortSv a.
sen . ~ az o y. III 800 .y w P S~ IT.. 80 49, -
nf ~ u a. s,u ;,.; 81 -. L. itseT
od ~ ~; ~ r,; nro.;s;or r. the i.w vss vros
- a. L. ;s .;rasd - Conc,.ss ,ot .t ~
h y. tn 81 40 & ~ eu - ,sso'uon wss scco1
near o. an omcer Inc
MT Dos.Y o. tns s,ica OF Conmos' on s .n1
LOVING preamble ana resolution relative 70 INC
whereas, we, as members OF tne Convonuon % -
o,eIs o. tne war OF iolz nave WIN pan p%ast
and Commander. Chief during saii wal, 'ames vsos
INV ne neees.Ha, wi.no9s svSn SUM- a ~ i"'~ vac ~
Where's we who were contemporary WIN ana liz
mnaer nim iuiiy aPprecisDs sne sigma anu cn crr
ny in the struggle for liberty during the Rsvousn i.
,, VI a1.E, anu ~ ZIG ~ @ e e. 1890.
emu tho su,1 sms y asvoIoi 20 'no 0"o VI
s"n .ps lepuDlc-thereoIe pe ~ 1885,. =. ....x.s
I'M. comm.ss =. .i.so. J. r s"sS
ny .e Caa 70 prepare an ADDRESS, ana 70 a. -
40 ~. n;t o. - Ls. Juos t y 49, his 80.
vuyovt VI ol.ounB ~ A.1
commemorative OF his life and public services and -
he auar - % liz "a; $780, sa - -
the burial grounds and 30
by his sae in compliance with her WISH
Ihi .nYsn,,r mos o,;.,..a ;, ~ O., pr,r NJ w.
gina ground thai he questionits
ne thought Virginia WAS able to take care OF her e~n
his q. ts ma hnrsS .ha -, ap, .s lily "f
As have satisfied myself Of the entire truth OF the pro-
and resolution lhave here inserted both athousn
t ry ~ nwh" h;ta ~ ma Jersey LIE ns ~ Az hN
will not some steps be taken either by virginia or by
fede, al government to mark the spot where hes toe
hniS i "i ,ne P9n'ca Spit r oa our %
The convention appointed . committee Of three to
carry out the resolutions, and then adjourned So Hus
" - r;a ~ e ,iT I y. ~, W s.s T ~ X.
national capital on the Eighth would mention the
extraordinary seighng presented on Pernsyvania ave-
usrv oon ha ;nn ~ th st ,h, n ssM"
falls of sufficient depth to Justify their use During ths
pNss soVeha uays aigc huWoors hsve peeh insroouoN
rasenta out scane Th i;,h are 90 ,h;oS the
could with difficulty pass The drivers we're geuersliy
drunk, with corresponding crowd yelling and shouting
al carried 0anas o. nus nna
the estrsns of the seewalks 1t seemed TO b. tho
saturnaia of sleghing-such . one as was never vat
The fancy women Of the metre coils turned out en- ~nss
and for while mopopolized the prncpa
with in hand trimmed in brilliant colors Thus
closed the of the Etgh
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| WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1866.
Acon of The National, Democratic Co,,,v,u;or Lse,aoe
S:n,. ,.-:. 49,. ans 1Ss,.~. n..'s..,. :. -
snce 70 Mesr D1'cs-Ihe Jdckson Den'"70H N Co""oS-
Nicaragua Poics-Coo~d Fo'rey and the Senate Prin<-
inc-Wiu the President take Him in His Arms
The National Democratic COMMITTEES met yesterday Il
noon, and organized by selecting the Hon. Mr. MciAna,
of Maryland as chairman. Several motions were made
| IN .a;o,,, or.r r,.;, - A.. ~. .,t,or4 .r...,.
ao'ouin over un'ii 'o,o'y' ou' WITHOUT SUCCESS a
subcommittee was then selected to report the day fer
and The arst Mord.x n Juns rsxt v., rn.n;n,...v
H"u INC ni'' monusy N .une mex. WAN unAn"'1'V
ton It will be seen that the committee would mot per
init itse to be led away from the reid and lestimsss
duties wnch II mad Deen selected 70 act upon VArfos
efforts had been made to get members TO introduce
resolution approving Of the Presidents MESSAGE ,,t
| eS'
when was asceraed that majority could not be ge
in favor of its passage 1t wisely considered let
pass
rI ~. o., .,...s ...
Ane ON c'oseo WIN meeung OF the so-caied Jacksce
democrats of the CITY, which was addressed by Cobb a
Ceorpia and others. The members couxttutino t,,is
Jackson Climb ar. lsros,v ,omr.ad 90 o.. ho,a.,. .a
enpect.nts Hence tn. necessity for such ridioulo..
resolutions a. are passed BY them euloeis
PIERCE ard pronouncipe his Standardization unmstched
bv apy preyious admnistraton since the dsvs o MAJ
| ppton Unmatched truly And ii IA to be- hopsd tIat
this country will be permitted to RIM il vout
be ncumbered by such another administration a. the
present one.
IA penny sheet printed in this city publishes in its
Tuesdays edition what purports be letter from
person In Nicaragua, who loudly declams against the
Walker government and pronsunces the expedition
worhiy entitled to the and honor Of thieves. Ts
letter originated here and written in this city the
object as can be in the unmeasured indulgea
in BY the writer to prejudice opinion against Colonel
French and his mission. Would have been equally