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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
The New Year.

The past has gone. and xe have nothing more io say about II.
 Now for the present and the future. Ali IS well! The Country is r,eh-indaetry is well tewarded--she cornfor-s and evsn the luxaries Of life are abundant, al great CT pense II IS true. but then. what people ever prosper when everything Is ci,esp7 High psices are elements of prosperity.
 The banks, and all those who get rich on what they owe, with a few exceptions, are in a sound cnndrisa--never more %. The cot- ioa of The south and brcadsfufis of the n3r. h and west. will go abroad n quantities suffici- ent 10 keep down our fnre.ga indebtejness. and save as from heavy shipments of spscie. The m ,vernenis u cotton and estaoies are larger than ever before known. Money Is light. it is true. hut il is an enr,ching move. ment that makes il SO; the demand is for enlarged operations and not for contIactiou and liqnidation.
 Agricultutal investments were never so re- so sound-SpecuIaiion never safer--CreI,ts never more sure. But we are m Revolutionary times! Half Of the present century (from 1900 10 lS50i was remarkable for progress in the arts, scInnces, and inventions. Steam. 'ahtoHoss 'ctc2Iapns, cAc., SS.s are the i3au marks of the past fifty years. The next half of this century, If prophecy and observation are not widely al fauli, IS pregnant with great political and social changes and progress The spirit of Young America" or the desire to th' ow over aboard "C.d Fogyism," i" "he.h in government, finance Or commsrce, Is noi confined 10 ihIs country alone, the same Manifest Dcsiia," pervadcs the uni- verse. Steam, the locomotive and the teie- graph wire are instruments m the hands sot Young America all over the world 10 over- Ihiow de-Poiic governments, false religion and oppression. and crush all who do not "C!ear the track" Therefore, we sdvise our reade's to keep theiT business snng. be pre- pared Tor any even,.and ready to. ph'io-opa ally, eAcla''n. as d.d the tadpolr when bis eaudal aPpendage dropped of,, "What next !'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Death and Sleep.

h was t0wafds evening, and the brother sngels of Sleep and Death wandered 10 gs,her through the earth. A. length they rposed on . liiile h,li, not Ear from the dwellings, of men. The voiee Of the last evening bell from the distant hsmlei was hushed, and deep silence reIgned srsund.
 Still and elentIy, as their manner is, the two angels ssf together; their m'ld coun'en- anres fnii of love to one another and 10 the human sace--and snon night drew on.
 Then the Angel of Sleep arose from his messy couch, and began to sirew.tte invisible seeds or sin,nber with a light hand. The gentle night breeze waited them to the quiet habitstions of the tired peasants. and sweet sleep embsered ihe inhabi,anis of all the col. tages, from the aged man who moves n.., without his sisf to the infant in inc cradle The sick fargot tisen suf'erings, the afflicted their sorrows, the poor their cares. All eyes are closed in sleep.
 Hsving fulfilled his task, Inc good Angel returned 10 his sadder brother, and again re- posed beside him and when the first rosy hue of morn appeared. he excsimed in joyous innocence. Now mankind will praise me as their friend and benefacior. Oh what q pleasure it is secI ciIy ard invisihly 70 be abi. to do good! How happy are we, tine unseen mess. ngers of inc Good Spirit. How beautl- fui is our slenr calling"
 So spoke inc gentle loving Angel of Sle.p
 The Angel Of Death gagged sally at him asd . tear, such ss immortal beings may shed, sfood in his full dark eye. "Aias ? sa'd he," ihnt cannot, like thee, rejoice IT grateful ihanks. The rarih calls me hcl enemy-fhe destroyer of her peace"
 "Oh my brother" rturned the Angel O Sleep, II Is true that thou art the messenee e of eternal justice; bu: since the awful mo ment when thoa wrsf permitted 10 place shine icy hand upon the only sinlrss hear that ever beat on earh. thou art the sin @ ot tsrrors to the gn,Ity ard impe.i,en, alone the righteous and the peniien, meekI, bow their heads a; thine spptoach, subm,,,in z win humble trust 10 the just decree. Ano VIII poi these al their awah ing also recosniz, thee for their friend and benefactor. an, gratefully bless ihce7 Are we no, st:l oro'htrs,al,ke The messengers of one Father ?
 And as he spoke his brother, eye brighten cd ard tue two angels embraced one anolhe with holy love.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Ladies' and Gentlemen's W'Z.TTEK CLOTNI.y'G.

CONSISTING of Mantle, Wool and V Brocha SuAWLS Highland Pialds, Plaid Merinos, Cola French Mer,nos, Merlno Cold Paramettas, all Wool Deianes, Fa, cy Culorcd Dslanes. Linscys and CaiIcoes, with Beaver Cloths, Broadciuths, Cass'meres, Sheeps Gray Sauineits, TMeeds; also. Ready Made Ciofh,ng consisting of Beaver, Lion Skin. Petersham, aud Broadcipth Overcoats. Heavy Wool and Fancy Vests Casslmere and Saliinett Pants, both Fancy and Black. Heavy Wool Shirts and Drawers, Red, Blue ana Green Twiiled Wool Flannels, Plain Wool and Demet do. Salisbury do. Cotton do. Heavy Brown Sheet. ,ngs and Shlrines. Real Buck Mitiens aud Boots, Rubber Over Shoes and Boo, sius, open ing al the Oid Stand of A. C. Brac ford. o- cottviile, where al kinds of Goods are sole cheaper than al any orher Store in the County
 A. G. BRADFORD.
 Wolcoitville, Nov. l, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
New Fall Goods! BOOTS, SHOES. CATERS, &c.. &c.

TUST received. a very large and general as- eB sortment of all kinds of Boots and Shoes suit able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased at auction the past week, and can probably be sold for cash at less prices than can be found else- where in the county. Persons having a little re ady money abour their clo,hes are pecifuIly in nvited to call and examine quality and prices. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather for sale IS usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also, ge nj for the sale of Dr. Beers celebrated Hair Tonic, for relieving badness nd restoring grey hair to i,s natural color. Nothing like it try il.
 Litchfeld Sept. !2h, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Naugatuc Railroad. & HE9 HR
Winter ArraHyement, eomneneino ~
 Monday Dee Sd. 1Ss6
TRAINS our or BRIDGEroRr.

Winter ArrGHyeMcnt, comMenejnc n
 Monday, Dec Sd. ls55.
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPoRr.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridsepert for Winsted, al I0.35 A. M., or on arrivsl I of the A. M. Train from New York, and connecting atthe Junction with the 10. 20 A. M. Train from New Havep-and at Water. bury with Hartford, Providence & Fishkill R.
 First Fre,gh, Train leaves Brideepor, for Wirsted at II 2s A. M. receiving pas. sensers for Winsted.
 Freight Train with passenger accomne. dation for Waterbury leaves al f4.30
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for W aterbury at 5 s P. M, .,or on the ar. rival of the 800 P. M. Express Train frem New York, connecting al the Junction with the 5.25 P. M. Train from New Haven-alss receiving passer gers from the Providence, Hart. ford & Fishkill Railroad at Waterbury.
 TRAINS sIEro BuIDeErohr.
 First Train will leave W Waterbury at : 50 A Nj, connecting atJunction with train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with train 10 N York First Passenger Tram from Winsted at 90 A.M., connecting at. Waterbury with the Providence, Hartford and Fishkili Rail- road at 7.5O A. M. for Hartford and intsrms- dia,e Stations and connecting al the Junciion with the ! A. M. Train from New York for New Haven. and arriving in Bridgeport n time for the 9.35 A M Train to New Haven for New York.
 Freight Train with passenger acccmmoda. tions from Wins,ed, srrs;ne Tn Bridgeport in time to connect with Express Train from N. Haven for New York, leaves at 6.30 A. M. from Winsted.
 Second Passenger Train leaves winsted as l.53 P M connecting at the Junction with . Train 10 New Haven, and al Bridgeport with the As P Nj Train to New Ysrk.
 iUP The Freight Trains have Passenger Accommodations.
 STAGE LINES. Bradley's Stag. from Woodbury, South. bury, Sou,hford, and Oxford, will connect at eymour { Il umphrey ystille with the s.ll A M | Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival of the lO.35 AM Train from Bridge. port. No evening Stage after this date. MeNeils Stage from w atertown, will con- nee, at Waterbury every day with the 6 se A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival ef the 10 35 A M Train from Bridge port, and on Saturdays from the 535 P M Train from i Bridgeport.
 Fenn's Stagefrom Litchfeld will connect al Litshfeld Station with both Trains each way, daily.
 Allcn's Stuee from Be,hlem will connect at Waterbury with the s.S2 A. M. Train down on Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays. Re. turning on arrival of the 10 SEAM .Trsin from Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat urdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and Hichcocksville, will connect da,ly with the I.53 P. M. train from Winsted, and return on the arrival of the I0.35 A. M. train from Bridgeport.
 o. s. Hill's Stage leaves Winsied daily on arrival of the 10. 5 AM. train from btidss- port for C"lebrook Centre, Sands6eld, Mont~ vile and Burlington.
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purchn- ed al the offices.
 W.D BISHOP, Vice Prss't and Supt. | Bridgeport, Dec. l, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
GL A s $. ARE.

A CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS A- WARE from Boston has been received and IS for sale ai the Shop of the sabscriher a 1, unusually low pr'ces-eonsis'ing of Pitchers, Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, napiers. Gobie,s Egg Cups, Lemonade Cups. Candlesticks' No, iasses Cups. ten different styles Tumblers. &e &c. which the public are invited to cali . nd examine. e"o 9 good assortment of Cook aNd Parlor STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware, Sc. &e. always on hand. l. ". c0NE
 Norfolk, July I, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
R. MIerriman. yVNtchsH hsH0kes. naed .TesUe er. AT THE OLD STAND.-

OE9B Has jus, received from New York SG$na a ireshio, of ,ery desirable goods,
 jeweiry, &c. consisting of gold and silver Spectacles, gold Breas,pins, 6neer and ear Rings, Keys, shirt Studs, vest and guard Chains, Wedding Rings-a very pure article.
 A full assortment ot near-sighied and convex spectacle giasses-which makes the best assor,- ment ever offered in this place, and will be sold at the lowest prices. Best sterling silver ware made expressly for retail. Watch repairing done in ihe most sk.ilful manner no apprentices em. pioyed a, watches in this esta blishmen,. Coffin plates on hand and engraving done at shor, notice.; mendine done as usual. A share of public patronage is respectfully solicited.
 Litchtield, June 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Read and Reflect!

HA| HEN l hrst commenced the safe of w the celebrated Vermont Marble class of unprineipled men said that il was good fer nothing, but finding that the people wiH hare it, this same class of men are palming off New Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want of Grave stones or Monuments of the Rutland, Vt. or Italian Marble, or any other work in my line can depend upon getting the simon-pure article, worked in he bes, style and the lo,rest possible rates, by coming 10 my establishment or by let ter. large collection of drafts on hand TERMS CASH.
 Litchfeld; A J Pickett or $ M Ensign. Snnth Farms; Gen Aherneihv or Charles R Welron, Wolcottvilie: Ncssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah Garnsev, Norihiield-or to my work in almost every cemetery in Litchfeld county.
 s. WARREN. Waterbury. March, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
MANSION HOUSE.
 BY VIM. Fl. R0S s M A N !,

HAVING taken this House, the subscriber HI IS prepared 10 extend to travellers and others the bestt accommodations 'for man ana beast.
 The Hotel is located in the peasantest part oi the village. and effort will be spared to render it at alltimes desirable home for those who may visil the place. To the members of the Bar and others ot Li;chfeld County, he has only 10 say that the reputation the House has possessed tor the last twenty gears will he fully sustained.
 Connected with t.e Hotelis a Livery Stable, where good teams may be had al any time.
 Li,chheld, May, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
New Machine Shop and Foundry

HNHE Laurence Machine Company are Il now prepared to take jobs for building. fitting up and repairing all kinds ot machinery and miIl-work. which they have faci't'es for doing on short notice. and on as reasonable terms as any other establishment.
 The Foundry is one of the best in the State, and as they have purchased all of the patterns belonging to the late Boyd Manufacturing Co. Winsted. they are enabled to make casting s from the same patterns a, less prices than they can be procured elsewhere.
 Experienced workmen are employ ed in the various branches, and whoever may be in wan, of any kind of machine work can depend upon having il done to their satisfaction and are re- quested to give them a cal.
 A. J. JEWELL, Agent. Norfolk, August ls,, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
ID R " GOOD

YNHE subscribers woiud return their
 U thanks for the very liberal patronage with which their Store has been favored in the pas,-and they hope by constant attention to the wants ot the trading public and by system oi far and honorable dealing 10 retain their share Of the trade. Our stock of new Goods is large which We are selling al small profts.- Our Grocery depart ment IS full and complete, and we feel c'nident of our ability 10 satisfy ali who purchase ot us that they receive their moneys worth. Call and decide for yourselves before purchasing elsewhere.
 $. D. NORTHWAY & co.
 South Norfolk. January, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

"HnAIuTux."-The Louisville tKy.) Jour- nal addresses the yeat 1855 as follows ssrhe olds year has vanished. From the Lighes, sammis ef the Night. amid morning shadows dsspcd ia shae sapors and she wild dirge cf z shs winds. he iosk his last lsxp with shriek of tra0mph fhsi echoed among the stars like ihe scream ef an eagle through the dssziins psahs sf the Alrs. He is saas."
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
c. ReSMharf, Matchmaker and JeWcler

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the inhabitants h of LtehfieId and it's vicinity that he has taken the Store lately occupied bv Mir. Weller, where he intends carrying on the Watch and Clock repairing business in all i,s branches and all work will be warranted 70 give perfect satisfaction. C. RElNHART.
 LitchtieId, Apnl 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Geese Feathers.

THE subscribers have rade arrangements to keep a constant supply ei sfrst rate as. tice of GEESE FEATHERS-seltcied and pack ed with grea,care b: ourselvesin pack. ages of from20 to 50 lbs and will furnish st all times any quantity from20 to 1000 lbs, of . quality they will warrant as good as the best and a, as low prices as can be purchased sJ equal qsalty in theSiate.
 S.& L. Fl URLBUT. Winchester 1886.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Let Us Reason Together.
EOLLOwAy'S PILLS
 Why Are We Sick :?

Ii has been the lot of the human race to be weighed down by disease and suffrriny.- HOLLOWAY PILLS are specially adapt. ed To ihe n lief of The WEAK, the NERV. GUS. the DELICATE and the INFER VI. oc all chmes, ages. sexes. and consriutions.- Professor Holloway personally superIn,ends the manufacture of h,s medicines in the United States, and ofC,rs them 10 free and enlightened people, as tho best remedy .he world ever saw for ,he remova! of disease.
 These Pills purity he Blood.
 These famous Pills are expressly combiaed 10 operate on ,he sio.oacb, the liver, the kid neys, the lungs. ,he skin, and the bowels, correcting arv des.ngement in their func- tions, purif, ing the blood, the very fountain oi life, and thus curing disease in all its forms.
 Dyspepsia and Liuer Tompiain..
 Nearly half the human race have taken these Pills. II has been proved in a III parts of the world, that nothing has ocen found equal 10 them Tn cases o: disorders of the hver, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally. They soon give healthy lone 10 these or sans, however R'uch deranged, and when all other means have failed.
 General DeGlity. W Healh.
 Many of ihe most despo'ic Governments have opened their Custom Houses 10 ;he Tn. ttoducion of these Pills, that they may be- come the medicine of the masses. Learned Colleges admit ,bai this medicine is the best remedy ever known for persons of delicate health, or where the system has been i'm. pared, as it's invigoraiing properties neve, fait 10 afford relief.
 Female Complaints.
 No female, young or sld, should be with. out thrs celebrated medicine II correcis and regulates lie monthly courses at all periods, acting in many cases like charm. T. is also he best and safest medicine that ca, be given 10 Chilar.n af all ages. and fur any complaint consequently no family should be wiihou, II. HoiiOscay's Pills are the best remedy knorn in
 ths psrid for the }oitotoiag diseases:
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Atthe New Jcwelty Store.

N EEPS constantly on hand a well selected IN assortment of sheet music. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from New York, he will be able to accommodate his customers with the laies, c compositions, at New York retail prices.
 June 5th. A. $. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
NkNfi0nef.ts.

A N assortment .of Leuer, Note and Ca, "A Paper, lawyers paper. English laid na ner. and envelopes to match; Ink, Pens, Gc. oi superior quality, antIy on ha nd st
 McNElL & BRAMAN'S. Litch6eid, Sept. 24ih, 1855.
 GLOvEs AND HosIERY-Tbe hes, .s. Os sss.msnt n tswn. McN. | Els.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

0~ The mind has more room in it than most people th'nk, il they would bu, furnish the apartments.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
1,cemty-seeond .dnmual Report oJ shs
 LlrCHFIELD MUTUAL Fire EaSgyrNWcg [O9ND0Nu.

JULY 2d, 1855.
 cies this year ss, lss s5
 ,his year l,s7s as By whole amount of Cash
 reed for Premiums SS0, sos 16 Interest rec d on Loans 1911 lO-s32, ,7l0 s6 To whole amt paid for
 ~ Losses & ExpensesS ,576 s5 Cashnow on hand 9,ls3 Ol-S32,7l 06 To amount of Premiums charged on
 ii required " 92,ss1 B Add Cash on hand 9,l43 OI
 Making the Capital Stock of this -
 Company at this time S32.0 s4 There is not at this time any claims against Company--ail pad 10 th,s date. Tine Directors Of tbis company are confdent ! that the planof Insurance adopted by them Mil meet with aheafty response from all int lligsLt friends oi the principle ot Mutual insuTsnce. Fms company insure only in this state sn q take no risks on N ills, Goods in stores, shops, etc.. or in exposed Village or city property, but contne their business entirely to fG rB, property and isolated buildings and their contents-Of which not more than $2000 will be insured on one risk
 This company will adjust all claims with promptness and liberality, and if at any time . difference should arise between the parties, u such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county, each party selecting one, and n case they do not agree, a ihiid person snai' be chosen. and the award of Il, or any tive of the m, shall be 6nal a nd coneius c.
 reward of one hundred dollars V i'll be paid by fhis company 10 any one who will giyensuch information as will convict any person Of setting lire to any building insured by this compaDy.
 OAicerS OT GAe lUN.l Ghy.
 J. c, BECkWITH, PresiCt m, GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Esq. Treasurer
 JdSON WHITING, SscYetart.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
DirecfOTs.

J: c BECKWITH, IA s LEWIS JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN OLIVER G0ODWIN GEO C.WOOI RUFF SETH P.BEfRS. lROBBINs BAT1LLL
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN of Hal nibton,
 General Agent.
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. Leman w Cutler, Waierfown psniel B. Brinsmade, Washington Henry s. Ssnfcrd, New Milford Rufus Fsllef, Jr. Kent Rich. ard Smith. Sharon Frederick Kellogg .Cefn. wall Joseph I. Gaylord, Goshen !; William VI. Burrali, Canaan; Donald J. Warner, Sal isbury s. D. Northway, and John Dewell, Norfolk; Henry Jones. New Hsriford ;- George D. Wadhsms. Torringfon Ltwis smith, Harwinson; John c. Ambisr, Bethlem; John Abernefhy snd George B. Foresi. w cod- bury David c. whiffiesey, New Preston Reuben Rock well. Colebrook; John Hins. dsie. Winsted S. Y. St.John, New c Csnasn. E. TalmadRa, I iymouth.
 Persons wishy Ii to get tfheis bnildinssi,. 'nred can appIo ther of the Agents or |.
 !. c. BEcKwITH, ,Presid.,t.
 JAssH WHsrsrs. secsetasy. Litch6sld. Juiy Isss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
C. R. o c F R I E $ ,

DORTO RICO and Refined Sugars of -a all grades, for sale at the lowest market
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

t.+ Sold al the Msnufac,ories Of Professor Holloway, so Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand, London, by all respectable Drug. gists and Dealers in Medicine throu ehout the United S.aies. and the oisliized world. ir boxes. at 25 cents. e I-2 cents, and sf each.
 tP There is considerable saving by taking The larger sizes.
 N. E.. DHeciions for the guidance of ra:ienls in every disorder are affixed tv each box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

DURE White Lead far sale hv II $. D. NoRTHwAY&c
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
STATEMENT of the condition of the " IRON BANK on the first day of January,

STATEMENT of the condition of the " IRON BANK on the first day of January, 1856:
 Amount of Capital Stock paid in, saos 900 Bilis ot the Baak m circulation, lS5, ,oSS uaiance due to Banks in thus State, 3,971 g7 Balance due to Banks out oi this State. 2.sl9 5l Deposits not bearing interest," 26.9l0 3l Deposits bearing int'st a, and pr ct. It, s67 i6 ihs'deads unpald, S,5sl Surplus funds, ll3IS 9f
 Total Liabilities, 46l, ,53s I9 Banking House, 3,32l 3e Specie Tn the Bank, l1,Sa4 09 Btts of other solvent Banks, 3l2o Balances due rom Banks in this State, 4.0l2 75 Balances due from Banks oui this State, 4o,Si9 s2 Nonresident Stockholders Tax, 5ili' as Securities, l6,lss @ Over-draits l.lS9 9l Checks and other cash items, l2.S23 B Disc,ed tor individuals out this Sfate. 4. .30i SS Disc ted for individuals in this Sfnte 232 51S 5S Banks ia tn s,a,e. ~ ss. s.eos 7s Discounted tor Directors, l,lo0
 Total Resources. 4si.sss ls Rate per cent of las, dividend, 4-payable Jan. Par value of Stock, ss5 per share. Market vatue of Stock, S27 per share. Suspended paper, $l, ,507 90 Estimated loss, none.
 Hik hest amount discounted for any one Director, including also Eans
 upon paper drawn, accepted or en-
 dorsed by such Director, 4.S25 o5 Amt now loaned on protected circulation, none. Falls Pdlaee, Caaaaa. Litekfeid County. e. s l. K. N. 5. Pease. Cashier of aforesaid Bank. heiag duly sworn, depose and cay that the above ststement is correct.
 R. N. s. PEASE, Cashier. Sworn before mo, this 9th day of January, A D. 1856. GEORGE W. PEET.
 Justice Of Peace.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-07-25
Brooklyn City Politics.
FILLMORE MASS MEETING.

friends Of Fillmore and Donelson assembled IN
numbers in the City Hall park last evening. Two
J were erected forthe speakers, The main platform
iced on tie steps Of the Hall, and the other near
nth gate Of the park from both OF which speeches
made. band was in attendance, and banners,
arencies ard rockets we're displayed IL superabun-
! Hon. John Dkenan was called 10 preside, and a
u Vice Presidents from each CITY ward and
u town, was collected, with six secretaries
pes from the main stand were made by
Mr.. Harris, of Baltimore; Hon. Humphrey Mar.
OF Kentucky Mr.. Swan, Fillmore Presiden-
'eector, from Maryland, and others. From
Prth stand addresses were made by George CONWAY,
dian Chief z. o. Perrin, md others. Speeches were
babe from platforms in the street, from which d. L.
ICp and others spoke Letters Of excuse were read
David Paul Brown OF Philadelphia: F. J. ZollicoGer,
lnnessee; Hiram ketchrm, Of New York; silas
and Il. p. Sor,hup, Of this State, and John H. Bolts
gina. Several sorgs were sung during the pro-
49, CONWAY designated Pierce as deceiver OF his
. friends and not only that, bot the government Of
un,ry bad msled them as 10 their objects and views
10 o'cloke the audience began 10 leave, and the
Ag soon after terminated. A torchlgnt procession
.rmed and the clubs from Williamsburg we're es-
70 the old city line. Considerable enthusiasm was
asted during the proceedings