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IL Il Nj OV AL.
M r S . r & e % J.

x.a HAS removed to her new store room on
~ second street one door below the Bigelow
Chapel, where she has received a choice selection
of Fall and Winter MIlenry, selected from the
latest imporlations, aud thinks that they are un-
surpassed as to price and quality, by cay thing
in her line in the Western country, She invites
the Ladies of Portsmouth and the adjacent
towns and country, to examine her stock and
thinks they cannot fail to please the most fastid.
ious In connection with the Millenary depart
ment she has made an arrangement to carry on
the Cloak and Mantle Manu- acturing, and will
be in receipt OF the latest styles and designs
monthly. She hopes TO be remembered by her
old custome,S and as many new ones as wish to
favor her with their patronage.
Nov. 6, lS56 ii.
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Road Notice.

There will be petition presented to the Com
misSioner5 of Jackson County, Ohio, at their
next session in December, for a county Road,
commencing at or near Andrew Wallaces, on
the Portsmouth and )akhi roads, and running
from there to Monroe Furnace; aud the near
est and best route to nterSect the Jackson Fur
mace road, near Moses Morgans.
Oct. %, 1856. 33-iw
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Virginia Tobacco

7. R. CLEwERS 4 Co., Sole agents for ths sale
Of r. n. b. Thompson's manufacture Of Tobacco,
would inform those wishing good article of No l.
4 2. by TIE box or halt box or by the quantity, can
be supplied at all times We have just received
large lot to which we direct the attention Of FuTDsss
men, Store Keepers, and Others. AL orders a:ten-
ded to with pleasure for cash or approved security.
Sold at the Drug Store Of 7. K, CLeweRs 4 Co.
Jackson, o., may Is, SO s,-tf
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The way 70 Save Money

ALL persons knowing themselves indebted to
me, either by mole or book account, viii please
call and settle the same. as have sold out my
entire stock Of goods, and am determined to set
tie my claims in this my time Of need. -,
], W. DICKASON.
Winchester, July II, 1856. l7-tf
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WILL OPEN ON MONDAY, OCT. 2lST.,
1856, aud those wishing to embrace this oppor-
tunity. will please call at the Isham House aud
give in their names for the term Of month
Lectures given oil Philosophy, Military and
Mechanical Engineering; Chemistry, TheoTetic
and Practical, Mechanics, Mineralogy and Min
ing, Architectural and Typographical Drawing,
Commercial Calculations, Business Letters
Spe"ma"sRfp, rHo"' y ornamental,
of every variety form and design,
Writing is the Caption OF all the Sciences.
Terms made known by applying to
NJ. e. JORDAN,
Oct. l6, 1856 .--30tf lsham House.
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TWO boys, as apprentices to the DRUG BUSI-
NESS. They are required to have an eduestioa
sufficient 10 enable them to attend to the ordinary
business of Drug establishment. Boys from Ii to
IL years Of age will be preferred and also possess
ing good moral character. T.R CLEwERs 4 Co.
Nay is, '56, -Stf
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Administrators Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed as
Administrator with the viii annexed on the Estate
of David Richards, late of jackson county, deccas-
ed. WILLIAMSON SCURL0CK.
Oct 2, 1856. rs S-w
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Attachment Notice.

A. Criswell, VS.. David F. Radcliffe; In attach
ment. At my instance, an order ol. Attach
ment. was issued by II. Adams, Justice of tht
Peace, for Lick township, jackson county, Ohio.
for the sum of Sixty Dollars and seyenty-slx
cents. Said attachment was issued on the I'd
day of October, 1856, and was continued forty
days. A. CKlSW ELL
October 9, 1855, 3w
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.JuSI Received.

4 A further supply of"Myers' Extract Of Rock
RoseS, the celebrated remedy for ScrolGla and
QlheS Blood diseases. L1uden &c Cos, Family
Remedes--lndia Ghologogue, and various othei
articles Of necessary use ajaong the sick, at
-, (, MiLa.ERiS New Drug Store
jpcksOn. Dee, I9. 5S-SS
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SOMETHING NEW.

A. CRIswELL having sold out his entire stock
Of Groceries, Dry Goods, &c, to James Peterson
g. II l.. Barney, wishes all those indebted tC
him either by Note or Book account, to come
forward within TEN DAYS from this date, and
,ettle their accounts, and save costs. He
earnestly requests al his friends and customers
to call upon his successors aud give to them
their patronage, as they keep on hand constant
ly, new supply of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hard
ware 9dee6sware, Fancy Notions &c.
lE-A, Cdsweli can be found at his old stand
ready for ssttlenieut with 1ll those owing HIM
A. CRlSWELL.
Jackson, 0hiasc N oyember 6. 1856. 39-Sw
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Executors Notice.
DlGUERREOl GALLERY,

] WOULD ..SUeg ftSlJ - the citizens OF
Jackson AMI Vicinity, 6af saF- ,aken rooms
in the Isham House, where am prepared to exc
cute any thing in the Art, in the most salisfac.
tory manner. Those that wish to patronize me,
viii please call soon, as expec' to 90 South be-
fore navigation closes.
N. B. fictuies can be taken just as well in
cloudy weather as clear. have had many
ye.rs experience in the Art, aud know can
please ALL j. CALDWELL, Artist.
Oct g. 1856. 2S-tf
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T. r, CLEWERS & co.

A fresh lot Of Groceries of all kinds with gener-
al assortment of pure Liquors, for Medicinal pur.
poses Wholesale ana Retail.
u" Sole Agents for the University Free Meli.
cinGs in Jackson County.
Jackson MAY 81, '55. loft
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DYING AND SCtIRI\G.

Having employed one of the best Workmen in
the STATE, We are now prepared to take all orcers
for Dying and Securing, such as Goats, Pants
Vests, Ladies dresses, silk and wooden goods OF
every description, which will be done equal to
any other establishment in the world.
GTAny goods sent by express, we will pay
half the charges.
All orders left at the
"VALLEY HOUSE HAT STORE"
will be promptly attended 10 aud executed with
dispatch A. WENTWORTH d co.
Oct 2 1856 %, If
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TEETH! TEETH!
DR.. LEWIS, DENTIST.

(OfMArthur, formerly of Boston, Mass.,)
Respectfully inform the inhabitants of jackson,
and vicinity that he intends visiting Jackson once
in two months where he will remain one week
only. He will be in jackson on the 18th of Novcm-
bcr, if your TEETH are dccayed have them
pulged, if your TEETH are covered with tartar
have them cleansed, if you suffer with the Tooth
Ache, have them Extracted, and if you have no
TEETH at all, DR.. Lewis, can supply you with now
ones. Give him call at the ISham House." Sat-
isfaction will be given or no charge. All operations
warranted charges moderate.
Jackson Oct. 30, '58. 23,2w
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PLOMS AND POINTS.

Of the best quality And an assortment Of HOl.
low-ware, Wagon Bo1es Crates and fronts Door
and Window siIIs and Caps kept constantly on
h nd or Manufactured to Order.
WE are also prepared to manufacture variou,
kinds Of MACHINERY on the shortest notice
We are also carving on the
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sea- prime article and as cheap as the
tests tor sale at TIP. Sutherand's.
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Sale of Real state by order of the Pro-
bate Court of ViDtOn County, Chic.
John Robbins, Execute { the
last will and testaT'0 Of In the Probate
Christian Yagor, Decd. Court of Yinton
VS.. County Ohio.
Mary Yager, and Others
On the 4th day of December, A. D. 1856, at l
o'clock, ?. NJ on the premises will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate as the
property OF Christian Iager, deceased, to wit Ger
tain tracts Of land situated in the county of Vim
ton, and State of Ohio, and bounded and described
as follows The west half of the northeast quarter
OF section number nineteen, township number ten,
and range number seventeen; Also, the north east
quarter of the northwest quarter Of section num-
Der nineteen in tOwnshipnumber ten, and of range
number seventeen; Also, twenty-fOur acres of
equal width, extending across the north end Of the
southwest quarter Of the northwest quarter of
section number nineteen in the township and range
aforesaid Also, the north-w quarter Of the
north west quarter of section number nineteen, in
the township and range aforesaid Also, the south
east quarter of the north quarter of said Sec
ton number nineteen, township and range afOre-
said ; and Also four equal undivided seventh parts
of the west half the southwest quarter of section
number eighteen, township and range aforesaid ::
Also twelve acres off of the north side of the north
east quarter Of the north east quarter of section
number twelve, township number eight, range num-
Der eighteen in jackson County, and State of
Ohio containing in all about three hundred and
fifteen acres and forty ur-hundredths of an acre.
subject GALL of said tracts) to the dover of Mary
wager widow of the said Christian Yager. Said
lands situate in Vinton County, Ohio. Apprais-
ed at $7SOO,OO, and said tract situate in Jackson
County, Ohio, Appraised at $4,000. Terms of
sale-0ne-third of the purchase money in hand, and
the balance in two equal apnual payments with
interest from the day of SALE the deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the premises.
JOHN ROBBINS, Executor, of
CHRISTIAN YAGER, decd.
Nov. 6. '5B. 33 I'd
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New Stock,

IaCkerel,-A lot of nice fat mackerel for
y 3kle at T. P. Sutherland.
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Inc Female Sex:
With directions, giving the very best treatment
in each particular disease, as derived from Hos
pital and private practice and from the writ.
iugs Of the most celebrated Physicians aud Ub.
stetricians of Europe and America.
10 which is aGded.-
An Article on SteriIty--its cause and cure:
An Article on Generation or Repro uclion
An Article on Conceplion--how to induce, and
how to prevent;
An Article On the Theory and Practice of Mid.
wiiery, with plain directions how to manage
and conduct case oil Labor;
An Article ou the Production of Males or Fe
males in accordance " ith the will, or prefer.
ence Of the parents.
By J. r. FREEsE, NJ D.
Late-PreSldent, Professor, etc, etc. etc.
The book is printed On good paper, well bound
Iettered, DC, DC,
The very low price at which we have decided
to sell the work at retail, will compel us to Go
our own vending by mail, express anu otherwise,
as We cannot afford to allow Booksellers the usu-
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sale by Booksellers generally.
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eleven copies Tor $1,000. Address
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CINCINNATI, ONO,
From the Cincinnati Enquirer, of Sept 2Sth. !
Dr.. FREEsE's COMBINED SYSTEM OF Practice
FOR PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIEs.-Smith, Small
d Co., Publishers, OF this city, have recently is
sued work Of the above title, and all that have
eau it speak Of it in the highest possible praise
1t is Certainly one of the most Gst iU and in
tereSling books ever issued from the press
he Publishers are abundantly responsible, and
any money sent them will be faithfully accoun-
ted for A single dollar sent to tha publishers
will secure copy OF the bYok b return mall
Tree ofpostage.
From the Cincinnati COmmei cial Of Sept. 29th J
DR. FRREsE's COMBINED SYSTEM OF
PRAcrues FOR PHeNGANs AND FAMI-
LIES -g'1SsSfeSs llenl and Useful
cHy, IS NJ ootore
~. as yel we have heard
fnmenduloy words con-
81 KVEvery man and woman
I5dld have copy, and study ii well.
October 80, 1856. So
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rea,-Another chest Of that fine Young lily.
on Tea just received by 7. P. Sutherland.
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arietta and Cincinnati and Hills
borough Railroads.
opened to Athens, 157 Miles East of
Cincinnati.
TIME CHANGED,
/. Ding Direct Connections with Scioto
and Hooking Valley Railroad.
Trains between Portsmouth and
innati and Athens and Cincinnati.

nnati and Athens and Cincinnati.
I, id after Monday The Sd OF November
l6, the trains will run as follows until
x cptice
,CRAIs--Ieaves Chillicothe at 5:45 A.
lrrives AZ Cincinnati I0,l5 A NJ, and
abus 3,la y. NJ, iconnecling with train
~, a, Y isps aester).
q TRAiN NLeaves Athens at 30 Chilli
E0UP N connecting with train from
1outh at H%nden and to HillsborO' at
chester, and arrives at Cincinnati at $50
|M. and Columbus at Il:20 p. n.
RE URNlNG.
" TRAIN--Leaves Cincinnati at 600 A.
d Chillicothe 80 P. M, connecting with
Ioro' aud Portsmouth Trains, and ia,srme-
points, ana by stage with Marietta, Pome-
Parkersburg, and other points.
ZpoSD .iRAiS--Leaves Cincinnati at $3.50 P
n agalYes al Chilicothe atS.lS p. NJ,
sst $3.50, P. NJ
e ehllIico .$3,55
Mem. = o'a1 ''." -. rs rs
IsborO' TrainH
,o at 5:45, A. NJ and 1910
u Blanchester at 1885 A. M
Me Manchester at7:45, A. M,
and arrive at HillsbOrO at 9:35
p. M.
H. be had of N. L. Doherty, Co,
pa. p. W. Strader, corner Broad dw ay
.ets. Cmennati; Little Miami X
et all khc principal Stations on the
lR. +
SoHN WADDLE. Supt.
SO u
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TAIL0RIN
ii. ii, HReIDllInStiue,

r gCiice. ~
Is hea e. ETaat there will be potifFs
sented II, lAtaA missoners of jackson county
their aext sessioiA praying for an alteration accpr
ding to law, on thsVichmond and Jackson Furnace
Road, beginning at tte corner between Joseph Gra-
ham, Adam Sh1arcFand John Cole, in Scoto town
ship, jackson county; thence north along said limo,
as near as prlcticabe,to the county road, near
ifenry lIalterman's, in Scloto township
October 80, 56. S2-iw* PETITIONERS
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. 5ACKSN

100000 COPIES
viii be sold Of the following In.stn,
In anticipation y which the pubIis
put the price atohly 81 90 instead ia
usual price for snca7Aedical works
THREE ONE!
DR. PEEEsE's co4Sa :
The linport4 60 usefuliess Of
tins work WI plh6Eial1y understood Ey pre-
stentlng . G6y~oi the title page Of eachlpa:t -
We cannot afford, at present to pay for a more
enlarged notice Of lts varied contents.
GENERAL TREATISE, PART Ist.
The Physicians Hand Book, & Family
Guide to Health:
Being an account (arranged in a alphabetical or
der) Of the diseases to which the human organ
ism is liable; with directions as to the very best
treatment of each derived from the practice and
writings Of manv Of the most eminent Physi.
clans and Surgeons Of Europe ana America
To which is added
directions lor he proper Management OF the
sick Room;
Directions for making and administering the
usual Dietetic Preparations and,
The Materia Mcdica and Therapeutics of Med
cine Chests.
By J, r. FRERsE, NJ. D.
Late--i'geSident Of the Faculty, aud Professor
ofSurgery ana of Obstetries2agd the Diseases
Of Women and ChildrenSrlh the Western Law
& Medical College Member of the Medico.
ChirurgcaI Society 81 Philadelphia or the
Mclean Medical Society ,>etc, etc etc.
SPECIAL TREATIY PART End.
A Practical Treat1 1y,on fhe Diseases Pc,
culiar to tb4 Organs Of
the Male SeX.
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Thinning Business

10 which we are manufacturing oil kinds d
l'iu aud Sheet Iron Ware, which We offer to the
public Oh the most reasonable terms. And, in
fact, we intend furnishing anything and every.
thing that may be called for in our line.
Jackson, September l. 1856. 2j-tf
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NOTME.

IS hereby given 20 lsI.nsr11lg "a 40 q
4Hogman q Hastings" ~ 5sSFFMAE'
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With directions, giving the very best treatment
in each particular disease, as derived from Hos
pltal and private practice and from the writ
lngs Oh the most celebrated Physicians and Sur
geons OF Europe and America.
"'With this book to guide him, every man ca =,
be his own doctor, in diseases Of private char
aCler."
= rs. W. Med. journal, Vol. XXI, D. l62
By r. FgEEsE, NJ d.
Late-Presdent, Professor, etc., etc, etc.
SPECIAL TREATISE, PART Sd.
4 Practical Treatise Oh the Diseases Pc.
culiar 10 the Genital Organs OF
the Female Sex:
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thuh Prescott Reed RodgsrA, scheenmaker, Simmons,
Wood, !. Weod-H
FcR HENRY A. PREpE~GAsr-Abbot, Alger, Barnes,
Burton Carpenter Cobb, Cole Dewey, Dudley, Eoote
Gage, Gould, Green, Hampton H. Hyde Juliand, Ketch
Massey, Hrsd Paine Peek Powers, Rose. D. Smith, snow
Warner Wniams-35
For BENJAMIN BAnEY-Anthon, Baucus Bradner, Bra
dy Custis Devering Dimoch, Glover, HAnford, Hayes
Holmes, Lovett, Mattescn, Miller. A. J. Mills Parker,
Ray Reeve Reiiley, Scott, spinoa, strang Van SAINT
FOR TIMOTHY HAYIE-Dawson, Floyd, Mahen, w. 8.
Smith, Speaker, Woods Wright.
FoR GEORGE G. SCoTr-J b. Clark, Gray, Shea-3.
FoR O. RoRIxsoH-Aorgan, Pended, Whits--3.
FoRG. +. FowLns-Lafevre Odei--2.
FoR J. B. -Robinson-l.
For ISAAC IEYEvRE-Fowler-1.
Whole number Of votes, l20; necessary to choice,
61 not voting Messrs. B. Bailey. ]. Clark, Dixon Good
rich, Hanchett Hoyie, Summer, Prendergast-8.
On the second ballot the vote stoodOdell, 40; Prem
dergas 81 Bailey, 49, Hoyle g. Robinson, Scott, 81
Fowler q lsfevre, l. J. B. Clark and Joseph SPEAKER
/. No choice.
On the third ballet Oden received 49, Prendergast 49,
Bailey so, remaindeS scattering.
The House then adjourned.
ALBANY Jan. 2, 1856.
THE sPEAKERsHP. iHy2tX r.sH
Four ballots taken for Speaker without s1ccess
On the first vote, Mr. Odell, TX NJ had 40; Mr.. PEN
dergast (republiean) "a; Mr.. Bailey (hard shei) 2S;
Mr.. Hoyle, 8; remainder scattering
No material change occurred in the subsequent ballot
ngs.
Adjourned till p. NJ. to choose seats
AFTERNOON SESSION.
After the dra wing for seats concluded ballot
taken 5or Speaker without change in the result the
ley, 20; Mr. Hoyle, 8; the remainder scattering.
Adjourned
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Died.


In Brooklyn, Tuesday eve ming. January l, after
she-t and seyeTe Illness CosNEUs d. BlaEu aged 90
years, yosngss = e. son :, Of Anaon Blake.
raj, az Christ Church. South Brooklyn, this day at
O'Clock 7. ", without further invitation.
=, On ,saadsy eyeniog, Dec 30 WILLIAM a. CAMERON, liz
The relatives and friends q tho family arc invited TO at
terd the sunera this day from IA Wooster street at ono
O'Clock without further invitation.
On Saturday, Dec y, suddenly, JAMES W. GLASS,
list
TIC friends ot tho deceased are requested to attend the
funeral on fbur sday morning, at 10 O'Clock, from the
Century Rooms q Clinton place. Eighth street, without
Or Tuesday JAN !, NARY wife Of James Lynch, in the
39th year o, her age.
Her renains viii be taken from her late residence 105
Cherry street to st. James Church. where the funeral
service win take place st 10 O'Clock A. NJ to-day and
from thence 10 Calvary Cemetery The friends Of the ia
rny respectfully invited to attend without further
notice.
on Tuesday mornirg, 1st inst WILLIAM A. sAys in the
The friends OF The family arc invited 10 attend his fnne
RI this afternoon at O'clock from his late residence,
To- Sands street, 3rooklya.
At Williamsburg, l. l., on Wednesday morning, jan 2,
oftyrhus lever, AMELIA Sf1BERr aged IL yea
The une, Ell wil take place from the residence Of the
this afternoon at 2o'clock.
On Tuesday JAM az her residence No. II President
stees Sonth brooklyn lie WMf JACKSON, in the 47th
Her friends and those d her sons Charles l., and Fran
cis B. Jackson respectfully invited 10 attend her f
Loral this afternoon at enc O'clock
Or Tnetdoy r,ornng, January /, ANDREW c. BoYD, In
His lends the members Of Hope Lodge GA Of whio,
he member, Templar Lodge 2o3 Free Accepted
Masons ard the fraternity in general respectfully In
yted 70 attend his funeral tbs afternoon at O'Clock,
from Trinity Church. aud thence to Greenwood Cemetery
On Saturday, Dee 20 az No 100 East Twentieth street,
FsUR WHsGF aged 80 years. The remains were nte.rol
in The Cemetery OF the Evergreens
On Monday, December 81, after short AM severe
illness MARIA FpANcrs youngest daughter Of Anthony
end Maria 8 Pension, eyed - years, month and 10
The friends Of tho family arc respectfully invited - at
frf Mo al anfp hoo Tn4tsa
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Proceedings or the Hard She'll Democratic
State Committee.
THE HARD SHELLS HARDER THAN EVER
-

TIE HARD SHELLS HARDER THAN EvER-PROTEsT
AGAINsT Dr. j. X. BEEKMAN.
TIE hard she'll STATE Committee at meeting held AZ
Congress H4l, Alaaay Tuesday evening" adopted ne
following Gritty resolutions
Resolved, That fully mi cordially concur With orr
national democratic brethren II the Congress OF the
United States IL the adoption O the following resolu
tiou -
Resolved That the democratic members the House o.!
s ives lusn snds 20 2 o nST hi M
Efoe VI on her Dear at congratulations On the triumph IN
and as %e a. soah sues Se rnsps
Of The Kansas Nebraska BIZ and the dccrlnes c,y aud
BY secret political order known The Know No
10 10 our highest duy 10 preserve our Organization and CON
1ae our oss n re asS az p dsa,e o osa r
%heer no a rspbS Know Ssa2 SC
its Gnd % ls end We LOOK s confidence to the aud
spprohaon an GOOD and roensrionds Of the coasIu
Resolved That We as cordially approve OF their until
esng fdeli'y to their nominees we ~ 70 the prnc
pies they avowed and that ~ the uniform support Of
Nr. Richlrds,n through the protrasted and exciting
canvass they have NOT only tae approval os fends
ard hue and afforded bright example for the imitation
Of Ell eho many DO placed in Ike positions.
Resolved, That W heartily approve Of the firm aud ~
en5y Of New York IN their stsadfas adherence 70 the
prnsples AID organization OF the nstonal democracy
refusing III entengipg alliances" with the sms or
factions 81 The DAY, under whatever spesous proexts
sue alliances raay have been pressed upon the n.
Resolved That we Alton and Ie-adopt The principles
Democratic State Convet ton, held at Syracuse the
I'D II August last and while strongly depreeae any
aid MI coalitions with hostile organizations, reite.ass
the invitation % all who ag with us in principle 30
unite Nth rs the o1ly true and regular demo
cratic oganzatcn which T. destined in the future Ia
the past g long series Of brilliant victories 10 the state
an IL The Union.
Resolved That The state Committee protests IN the
name Of tie democracy Of New York. against the egi
hy Of ~ !. =. Beexnan 70 represeut the dem crscy
o. ihis STATE in tho Democratic National Comm tee,
cl IA 4 senblo at Washing so On he SIN Inst on ths
oHFl lFlN n.y. gftufff4
sn5 ts opposition 70 the platform OF prac pies recog-
nIed oy no democracy this state not only mi o. thu
Whole Cns1n aid that Cci sar Fowler the Chairman Of
ta at canmi'iee, Do i1E'rnG.ei 10 Communicate lhis
peoe 8 .qid bslli aic National Commttes together
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