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Marine JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
Cleared,

sp.-Nicholas sdde Milford. New Orleans. r.y,o Me-.
I'll. Robinson Robinson. Liverpool snow Bay,... ~
mAlia " cod Hayrr, W. Wlitlock London HuTlsS, lS
pool Grnuell. Mnturn Co "
fBArI.-Zoe Oliver ST. Pierre and Msuelon whe.u,,.,,
G., N,ry Lrcrc,ia Gibbs, Mobile Post, Smith & Co ~
mon Fstcn FORD Jacksonville K w. Trundy VIRGINIA r.
yey Bermuda w NJ. Smith -
Brs.-R G. Over Bradmsu, So. Thoms and marie. III n
prnotmsn Co Acadan, BockhArt, e. John, " b j q
Wt;,r.v 4 %. Duukik Mcfarland, s.. Johns n " -
Fuily Davis. Charleston, DnnhAr- Dinlon. ~ -
schooner.-Lsurs Jane. ionns; Salem K w Ropes l. Co
Prspch Providence usster; Geo Washington. Camp Phl
depha J. W. Mckee Music, Keichuu, Alexandra Dmou
pb2Iir.. ASouia Cochran, Yarmouth, " g D. X. DrWos
anrls Rockhiil Phisdelphls JAS Hand: Cornela Berd
ProyiJence. }. r. Edwards Homer. PHker Boston, W T.
Hs,,ick n Gambrie Ngin. Cape Coas, N IA Msehlas.
Ssr,nn.s Bride Gill, Baltimore MAILER Lord Quers.s
Sioor. n Web.ier Tsnpcnny Bridgeport, j. B. Eaw.ra,
Usry.st CoTwiu Providence and Bristol, l.. Kenny.
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Whaler.

sid. from New Bedfors lthf ship Courier Conn., ~'
Ocean. . g. c.;sl
Went to sea from below Newt London lst, shp lndi'H
Bailey South Atlantic and Indian Ocean. ,..A =
Bark Dove from South Atlantic OCEAN, h1' NOT s
New London, = reported. - NoreA
Spoken-sep II, lat So n. Ion. IS io was seen '"P
ef snd fiolh New Bedford for Pacific Oe'1n ..on,ss
SID from Nsn,uc set ith barb Phonix hyaIris 10
fttirg Tor Pacific Ocean. ~, u.c,,,s So
Ar Al St Helena Anz O. banks COncorlis, aaon
n b. $50 VII 2 500 bone 18th, Dove, Rose, ~,S-s Of
s5,p IS VIII 10th ship Peruvian, Hussey, from 'e'''
and for Nantucket, 900 sp. . - Uenry u
spoken-Aug ~ In DAVIS Straits bark GeoTs. 80 ~ usd
and from Ns~ London months ont steering wspo.st, "
d.ys out, With ~ bile %. Oh
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The Tendency Of the Stock market Is III downward,
with considerable activity. The principal movement
is still in Ell, Reading and Central and lower prices
were touched to-day for each. The advices by the
Niagara were considered unfavorable, indicating
more stringent money market in England, and an adj
vance in the rate Of interest by the Bank The bears
offered stocks freely on sellers option, and there was
an ndisposon among the bulls 10 sustain prices by
free buying The decline was general in the list, but
| there were q few exceptions. The low prices have
brought in more shorts, but not TO sufficient extent 70
sustain the market. The operation. for decline argue
that the banks must continue to contract their loans
through the month"; and that consequence, an I'M
willing market will be freely supplied IN cash stock
They do not however, seem to anticipate any panic
PR CONTRA the bulls point to the sound and healthy
condition Of the business and agricultural, rnanuiac-
turing and industrial pursuits OF the country the large
crops the absence Of speculation &C., as elements OF
stability and argue that in this state of things there
| can only be, if any, temporary decline
| in the prices Of good securities, and that
Thirty or sxtyday contracts must pay good return
on present prices. Erie closed at COZ having opened
at Gil; Reaang 81 Toledo 49,; Central S3!, &C.,
all showing lower prices. sale OF 800 Erie was made
at TO- seller T. months. Cumberland was in better
demand, and improved TO H. The low point to which
this stock has fallen has attracted attention and
brought in buyers. The Western shares were gen.
orally lower but La Crosse and Nil yankee improved
II D. cent in consequence Of advicts that the Land
Grant bill TO this road would be passed over the Gov
emors veto. A sale Of 100 Illinois Central was made
at H. seller L. months. Railroad Bonds were heavy
and State Stocks scarcely mant aimed.
There is not yet much activity in Exchange for the
Saturday steamer, and rates are heavy. Sterling is
plenty at 9agt T. cent; Francs heavy aud press
ing oil the market.
Freiglts to Liverpool are dull The engagements
include 20 Geo bush. Grain at II l0d; 900 bbls.
Flour at 2s.; 800 bales Cotton at G532d. To Lon
don II 900 BUSH Grain at lOi Id; 700 bbls. Flour
at 2s Cd Sc. To Glasgow 10000 bush. Grain at lid.
The business at the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
sl5i 2Oi 9G Payments, $Sj, 1856 4j; Balance, $l3,-
81, 40 Sc.
A dividend of 81 y cent has been declared by the
Knickerbocker Life Insurance Company, payable on
the 10th Of October.
The Coupons of the 1t Mortgage = cent Bonds
of the Green Bay, Milwaukee and Wisconsin Lake
Shore Railroad VIII be paid on presentation at their
office, No. - Wall street.
The Money market was considerably easier to-day
on call although the demand is still active. The lead
ing Sock houses fully supplied. The Banks gen.
orally still poor, although some of them have been
increasing their loans within day or two.
Tn. earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
September 1885, were very large:
IS....... sis7l7 is Slse ~ s. s7ss2 y ss7Is2 y
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COTrDT CALFNDAR-THr DAY.

SUPREME COURI-Spccial Term.-lst Class-Nos.
G T. Second Class-Nos g. l8l.
SUPREME COURT CIRCuIT.-NOs. "Ol2 2oiS Ni3,
8t 1910 Gg4 Gqg 2ljO 2) 2r 1910 lG 1872 7t9 1896
HGl 6l zOoi her with all the uDdsp,sed Of
Thursdays calendar - $50 80
SUPERIOR CoURT-Trial Term.-NOs lj7, l5s, lj9,
q 49, 1876 1876 1893 2N2 93 POI 35 l S8 20, 2l0 2ll 2b
2I5 6 2l7 1lG 29 30 ri 222 ~ 22i rs 10 10 2l 81
"a 20 236 81 2o8, $50, 240, 2il, 2i2, ~. pa
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURr.-Nos. ii, ~,
a. II, A., "a, 10. Il, -, As. 90
CoMmos PLEAs-Trial Term-Part Mos. go,
10 81 s. inclusive. Part IINos $50 9i 7JJ 49, 93 Ti,
s75 g7s g79 $50 g81. g34. 985 $50, 9S7.
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LAW LNIELLIGENCE.

Sbfhi'N WHITING.
, ,b .r,lcs atom q Sophia B~s b general guar
10 me h''. - Ia, 81 Levi. Beach, g..
The report s effective It does not comply win the
Clst role. NJ, Lode CtrRyY
n, L T,,nan and al. sst. N.-theT Cerah'y.
I,dancnt foreclosure and sale. sc.
Wn, C.rnl y ast. ADDISON Val. and al
Ordered TO the Circuit. o.. p..,,,.....,,.,
Not;on denied Judgment affirmed, with leave TO
snr.al v itLout security.
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Advertisement.
prRDy's National TUEATCR.-" ID
: DRED: or,

Tar DISMAL SWAMI" performed at this Thetc Is Great
ing sensation dill Uncle Toms Cabin" this
Theste The church going people and clergy waive their Oh
jecns to innocent places aud there D.
y" Dred"-" Old Tiff" Aunt Mly" and Little Tom Tit" 1t
will BE- repeated tonight with aaugabo and drama
The ladies for that the celebrated UNCLE Tom
CAIN" IL " be performed TO.MORROW AFTERNOON with
Little Cordelia Howard aud her parents in the
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FILLMORE SEREsADE TO THE MAN AS DIDsT
HAN IT.-AbOut 10 O'Clock last night about ore hun
bred young claiming TO be Fillmore Club accom-
panied by band took their stand in front of the ST.
Nicholas TO serenade Washington Hunt. The screnade
had just commenced when Il gentleman appeared on
the balcony and waving his hat proceeded to say,
"Genilemen, the man whom you seek 70 honor is not
here; he is stopping at come private house, but
wherever he H. he is engaged in promoting that ca'-,
which is next to all your hearts--the cause of MI
Fillmore" The band left at once.
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COfFfF-Ro. st p-niing smother Aaetior sale; prices
an ...na. -i,.s i % 900 bag; sales u 80 taSs = I
IL siacs the business very moderate aud prices
sh,v 10 "a poran yssi4tsaH from former Quotations
COAL-Its a. j. hTm, With isiI demand If %
sidney a. - - pI4rts.
FIVURAND ~ A. The s,D.AlI e. We5sED Csr. Fa.r
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fAdvertisoment.l
GIT THE REST

This Injunction becomes imperative when in the o
consider what immense and irrepssble injury
host of worthless compounds pGlmed N the
public LYoSs KATHARoS acknowledged by s TO be the
sajp article that combines the requisites tor perfect prep
slsion for the hair IL IL by universal proclaimed the
re,y agreeable toilet article made Sold by
all deAlers eYeTyWhere. for Is cents per bottle
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AHRrsr oF BURGLAEs.-CoOs'a0e h" ~ 'or and
B,piarin II.y on the cnsrGe ~ er'sA.ht, 5l vr,.s
James sicisl. n 80 cofucr y f.ut - go 4 IT,. ..
srd 'ttaing ,I"iH ,b, County jail - s~st a exam
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SERIOUS AcCIDEST-Yesterday about y o'clock
D NJ while the steamboat Josephine was her with 4
party to attend the Republican Mass Meeting a. Totenyc
L. and when of Snug BarboT number OF persons
enesed loading cannon when premature discharge took
place blowing of the right Of Mr. Joseph Silver and
ey Of Mr. James Gss and much hjursg his face
which hed with power They both belong to Tomp&ins
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GgRnlr RrPUBLrc.S MEETING ~ THE .'Nih
WARD-At last the ball has been put IN ino.lon !" .','
Ninth Ward, 20 that there are only Two " a'N 'e,'
without a German Republican orgdnzatlon' meet
ing was held Int night in the Blocker buuihs anu
was well attended. Mr.. Robinson was cahcn 10 'ue
chair, and opened the meeting with bnei Sk5'c" Oh
what had been done in the city for the good hePuo
Ecaa cause and what ought to be done henctiorh IN
the Ninth Ward for furtherng the Interest OF the parry
Hereupon Mr. CRUDE was desired 10 speak on tne
"ooose oue.tion." which he did 10 the satisfaction OF
Che bearers After him Mes4rs. Lassauer and Hcine
arose and gave some special hints in regard to the
agitation in and the organization Of the Ward DR..
Bregleb was finally elected President, and Mr. Kepp
Secretary Of the Club.
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u, d.,r- As Z, ,houd b. faf h promise se n.s
In, .rnr....d an Intention 81 eavns her ICON
the ma b, copcDded 20 fgikll bis enf>f. ns 80
v. acoordir ally pnit.d y.sts day by Jastce r'
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Advertisement
RRnnIE's GRAND EXPOSITION OF CIOAkS.

Wedne last sascd the ladies thai be l. sill the
LEADER or FAsHos FOR THE UNITED STATES
Two cases Of RIoH FRENCH CLoAKs aud TALMAs will be
ready for inspection on
SATURDAY October H.
Also Styles Of lis msnuactIre yet
bbited expressly for the City Retail Trade
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Pas,engers SAILED.

IA .'sdn1p tIEdal, from B0s.oG-Fo, Liverpool: NJ
fian"c, poWl.y, + 4 crown'nh ield w.t. son wari
.-Yal', Leo l. Do"ey. Dr. J. B. Upbs-n and wife Mary
Dnsh, aud A.- i.sb4ls Taylor Of bostOn; J. w
et'' |k george Pste%dy ha PEABODY, George Pe.seJy
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N,s1u W,Ep REPuBLIcASs.-The Republicans OF
Al. Ninth Ward held meeting last niglr in the
hi ecker aldngs. A Gro rdedhou was sddre,sed by
the Hor. Ephraim NJ. March vhowas Pre-den, OF the
Know Nothing Conv enton by which Mllord Fillmore
was nominated. He gave account OF tibet Conven-
ho,, showing that Mr.. Fillmore was nominated by
the votes Of the Roman Catholic delegation from Lou
isana and that Era-tus Brooks vo'ed for their al
s-on 10 The exclusion Of PrOesan;s lie contraSteI
the proce edings OF this Convention with that at when
Col. Fremont was nominated. 4 gang OF Fillmore
rowdies about the door made few demonstrations
satara 10 that description Of animal, but they were
subdued without difficulty. They evidently were GOT
pleased at the expose OF their candidates supporters
After tle speech of Mr.. Marsh, there was song ny
the Glee Club, and Mr. Hoxie made few remark
before the adjournment The tone OF the meeting was
Dott enthusiastic.
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9. 4. Peabody, Of Salem J. Palmer Il Gloucester, Nj.
Graham ofPelbam, " II. Jane. Tobis. Of Bath. R-Ss
81 Provide A. vandorcs Il Bra,sboro VI r. {a<s
I'd Hill, Jolu Glib, tsrT. b. DN~,ll Edw Ss... :, S''s
Y0fk Anu" Trrde. ai'e and three chidren on ios,s
y T. Mr. sua Mrs NIlicrs and tao Cd iar.n II Iop,rt
Nv: J. Webb # NJ bile. D. Heurlu vir .l a sis
tfCbiosgo, Hon. Nacsui', Geo Elrrct and jobs pse
Of Tor uo Granville h0yir m kiuzs'ar { W JANE. NJ
ford and Canals Re- Dr. I-nku. and ~ t5
Ft.r ard k.v. o. Hest So H. Holland. H,ury S,.,Su
walter l.. stephens, Ms AuH Lee William Hob.on -
Bhlfrd B Rhodes Of EHsi.nd David Stephenson y
bughi Rev F. SowlAu u Dublin {. y OVERSEE Il H,,pAs
Capt Lindsay Of r. A.. William ". " auey ~ifs .Ea p,.s
Of Calcutta ~ Little Of ", bourne; w " saAd-u .nS 49,
{ Lewis Of JamHea-70. Dor Halifax }. " shannon a p.
ton Noah Bentley Of Reading. : Ntsr Of 81. Johu
J 4 S'rtson II Campbell J. n McNabb. ID PGloonsr "
FAlcousT and daughter +. heIney Ms. heuaey NJ a.
Mr.. J. Cos.wel J. A OrNAAIn. : F.irbAnks and 49,.
Me, A. Nordb,ck Mr.. Robert Woodhiii J. A. Brown -
witt Of uaiiA1 Alexandra WIbnrs Of HaSsnA-a ro,a n
IMMATURE ALssNAc......rus DAy.
sUN-Rsss... 500 Sets.......... 5:H NooN-Ses Ia
HIGH wlrER... DAY.
Sandy Hooh... 4O Gov. Island. t;57a Hell G,, 60
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Bg ne North Rirey Bod5-Ss5 bbs Flour 1880 bnshes
he3 1000 Oats, 3l1 do. Rye, H. 200 do. Con ~ p.s.
" hkky L. DO Lard
by ne Erie Railroads.&c. bbl.. Flour
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COURT OF OkNENAL SFNSTUNS-UCI' '-beI0Et J4''to
CAPRoS.
John IIanly WOE tried snd acquitted on charge OF
Grand larceny IN gold watch aud chain valued a 30
b rprry II Tho NcGingl No SO King street Discharged
Go frsow pleaded guilty. s-saut with dang'r0u.
vrauoupon Css and eInsnded 10 prison 20 a" ait
No other cases being ady for trial the Court adjourned for
tho day
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b. reducing the wheat to hour the quantity of the
latter left at tls.Nater this year, compared with the
corresponding period of lac; year shows an increase Of
S.4,si7 bbs. OF -four.
The following table shows the quantity Of some
the principal ertices Of produce eft at tde-waer from
the commencement Of navigation to tie 1th Octo-
Der, inclusive during the years 1885, leo days; 49,
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LrsIo CoycERr.-~Tae Concert OF the opera uouPs
On Tuesday, ct the City Assembly Rooms, wa very
fully 49, ended The artists were hono'su WIN
.pco,s ard The audience appeared delighted with the
xhIs,,, t,r,oapce. To-ngh. MGetzek gives another
.,,.e,, At the same place with most attractive pro
yramme.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEA5-SPEcIAL TERN-OcT g.
Pct Judge

COURT OF CO,fMOE PLEA5-SPEciAL TERs-OcT s.
Before Judge ISGRAHtH
Cornelius Berrian at. james u. Beyins. $500
judgment ior plaintiff with an allowance OF u! In
addition % cost.
Wilsm II. Hallon sgt The Same. 1900
judgment for plaintiff, with On allowance OF .. IN
addition 10 costs.
Join +. Cunningham at. David Jones
judgment tor plaintiff.
Louis P Brown sgi. Ernest schveu!ag.
Report of referee confirmed.
Cornelius Allison agt. Daniel CLARK
Order Of reference I. Hamilton II. Robinson, esq
John e. Thatcher aRt. George Lndley - al ,
Order directing an attachment TO issue against the
defendant. Bu fixed 1t 4Oo.
stephen II. Powers AIT. John A. Wright
Order Of reference 10 Thomas BOese esq.
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Family Marketing.

The following table gives the retail price o. the prn-
opal articles Of Farm Produce in the City OF New
Vo,L ON Thursday Oct q.
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e,,ncr 4 Co. sgt. The seventh Ward Bark.
Tr,s vos an action recover of the ieendauts tJsS,
h to-o, Dud.r the following circumstances: i MsrcL
10 ,b deposited with the for COLLECTION
p u Fable 70 his order. and by him IN.
I'D Tho note IEid at maturity The name of
s.aker arTeared in pencil the upper of the
hack Of the It urged PaT that Icy
Sor,.rs were entitled notice OF payment Tat e
as not given ,u; month seTward and that, IN the moan
. Drcy had nsoyeut whereby the defer dante rad
b.cone liable for the " hole amount Of the note.
No evdeIc. given to show that the plaintiffs h2t sus
tain. suy ny Of change re circnrlances
OF Tho maker Of the bceen s maturity and the time
wh. n ~ alleged, the notice If nOnpayent vas r.
tpiyed and tie cOmpsnt va, therefore dismissed.
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Produce is now pouring upon tie Western roads TO
al extent beyond their full capacity. We hear con.
plants from nearly all the roads in Ohio Iniana Hi
n,s, Michigan and Wisconsin, that their equpsge is
insufficient to transport the freight offering. The
earnings of he La Crosse Road elucidae this press
are Of traffic In the first four days Of this month
they were sll sos 46, equal to $50 900 for the month
on q c,stal of only 81 100000. This is nearly equal
to tie Cooperative earnings OF the Galena aud
Chicago.
The Hudson Rirer Railroad receipts Were:
September, no 1910 -
sePtcmber, ls55........................ lSl72 q
llrrf 49, sssssss'sss' -lIs0<l u
The land sales Of the Illinois Central Road continue
10 increase For the firSt week of this mouth they
were within n few hundred dollars Of 500 GO.
TIE Manufacturers Insurance Company, D9st9r,
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leo day; AID le5t,
ISIS l..
1856
Ma, Leu.. c AEEruLLr REPORTED FoE The TRrBrsE

NJ b..N
THURSDAY Oct g. 1856.
AsHESTbs msrksti !. hra 81 both kinds sales Of Is bb
Pos ~ s. 81 md 81 81 L.. ~ P-efis.
COUION-H e Ia. been dcue aboG: full prices. Tie
ss'4s re = 90 .>-s. We quote
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Acknowledgement

PHOTOGRAPHs.-The PHOTOGRAPHS shown by
ROoT No. 3G5 Broadway In advance Of all competition
FoT proof see the pictures
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Dec 1895 Inc 4.2q5.7j Dec. 5f7 z25 Inc. 57s 6jS
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide from the commencement of navigation to the
eth of Oc:ober, inclusive, durn. the years 1854 and
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T.,sl.............s4ssos53 y :
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T.R6ET EXCURSION The jackson Rifles fBrSrl
iyn) procded yesterday morning undo ornusd of C,ptsir
Henry Wills, o. Fast Ncw.York fr t,r,gt pfs-ca Tbc,
we're accompanied by Lunt's Band
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sLw-YoRx CLASSIFICATION
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Dec. $3.50 Inc 576is Inc. 62l29 Dec. 1880
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the 7th October, inclusive, during the years 1855 and
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oKpiNTIoS.-The Rev. W. Il. Tompkins was last
."ssnd aed IS Pastor Of the North NTH street New.
Stor, hUoh, snokSn. The Rev Or
Cheeyar NE ordination sermon ne Rev So s.rs
IN tSercses bnddnsion and H. W. Bccch,r tod pa
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rA't hsiaS or Inn EIpSr bIsI..- -,
Olson OF the fst District Police proceeded on >. - he
sus sAou,oh Yesterday. and enjoyed tine tune Tbr
sostii~'l"n was Astoria They ded nv o.,
susith, and numbered forty There 49, %
one hgndrcd and MY Prizes bong three each m, Ts
oSf1e eNlnt eAIIA n Int NyuLILE and
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-10-02

FoI Union
Mr. EDrroR As the time is now near at hand when the
psope viii be called upon to exercise their great preroga
live OF franchise in the election of suitable for
Chief Magistrate of the country, and am In like
uredcament with many others desiring Information as to
the relative qualifications and fitness Of the respective gem
emen whose presented to the people, propose
10 look somewhat into the matter before cast my vote for
either "" '.F
Col J. O. Fremont seems 10 be going ahead much more
than think his claims upon the people entite him to- BE
is yet quite young man. and unless, indeed bis claims
are of much higher order than any yet disclosed to pub
lie view certainly not such to ente him to the conf
dence OF the American people Is he statesman know
of no evidence he has given Of having made speech
in public private by which his talents could be ascer-
tanned understand his public Of short du-
ration He served in the Senate Of the United States the
term of twentyone days aording opportunity OF his
making short speech and voting twice This learn
il the amount Of his public acts II then cut short BY
his legislature the selection of Col Weller as his success
sor Has he then much reputation explorer Moth
ing much is known of him in that character, and
cep his discovery of the famous "wooy horse Has he
then, any reputation q military man have yet to
learn of his having planned won, or indeed, achieved
battle am therefore, totally at loss to find anything
in his previous history to to sustain his preten
sons to rule this great country to ene him to the
SURFACES of the people He IL understood TO have been
formerly democrat but IL il not known Of what po
tca stripe he is further than he is found in exceeding
bad company should consgn him to the eternal
excavation Of all rejecting Americans. .
shall at more convenient time contrast his pesensiona
with those Of his competitors VOTER
ALEXANDRIA, Vaq September 80, 1856.