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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-02-25
New CLOCKS, Watches s. JeyveIry,

THE subscriber hereby pro- ~@&
| claims to the inhrhitants of .sgyg.SZG
Johnstown and the surrounding Szzs<@<sszaaass>
country that he has just returned from New York
with the largert and best assortment of
CLOCKS. WATCHES & JEWELRY
ever brought in their midst, which he knows he
can and will sell cheape. than any dealer in the
town or county.
His cheap Breast Pins, hitherto sold at 50. will
now be sold at 81 so; such Were sold at 81 20
are now offerec. at 81 62!. &c.
His fine plated Ear Drops, which were sold at
81 10 are now sold at 81 ,25 others held at ,37
will be sold at 81 co, and all other articles of his
I'D stock remaining hand will lie disposed of
at a like discount. His new stock consist in part
of
9S silver hunting case Levre Watches;
IS cases richest style of Clocks;
$50 Breast Pins; 100 Ear Drops;
200 Finger Rings, together with variety Of
shirt studs. Wrist and Neck Buttons, Gold Pens
and Holders, Fob and Guard Chains, and many
minor articles to- numerous to mention.
lie has also added number of new and impor-
tant implements to his already large collection Of
tools, whereby he is enabled to execute work with
greater dispatch and less cost.
Thankful for past favorS, and haping for con-
tinuance of the same, he trusts that his friends
will not forget the one priced store of
JOSEPH g. HOLMES.
Main street, sigu Of the big Watch.
February IL, 1857.
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LICENSE N0TESE.


EDURSUANT to the provisions and directions of
Il an Act ofthe General Assembly of this C. Cnl-
rnonwcalth entitled An Act To regulate the sale
of Intoxicating Liquors." approved March 3Ist,
1886.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the fol
loving Persons have filed in the Office Of the Clerk
cf Quarter Sessions. in and for tie County Of Cam
bria, their petitions, and intend applying for Lii
ceuse under the said Act, at March Term, 1857
OF said Court.
To sell vinous, Spirituous. Brewed and Malt
Liquors, in quantities not less than one gallon.
together with other goods:
Patrick Walsh of Johnstown Borough.
Richard II. Tudor OF Ebensbura Borough
Roddy Bradley Of Allegheny towrship.
Fer Restaurants or Eating Houses
Patrick Hlwood, Concm;,uch towhship.
Henry Batter, 9
James Downey, Johnstown borough,
George y. Holman, Is e
Joseph AIlwine, Conemaugh borough,
Casper Cradle, '' a.
Isaac Parfit, Conemaugh township,
Phomas Downs, Cambria City,
And the following named persons have Fl cd
their petitions for Tavern License, which will be
presented! at.thc same time
Daniel Mcdonald, Conemaugb township.
Francis Seitz, Conemaugh borough,
Terrence Deozier, Carroll township,
Rebecca LlewelIan, Cambria city,
Andrew Smith, ConclnauGh township,
Adam Piarr, Cambria city.
John Short. Conemaugh borough,
Michael =. Smith. Galltzn.
- JOSEPH M'DONATD, Clerk.
Eosnshurg, Fob Il. 1857
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VaI.,aide Facm for a,Ies

7aOR sale by the subscriber an excellent farm
u situate one mile from Loretto, Cambria coun-
ty, known as tie Henry j. Mcguire farm. 1t
contains one hundred acres nine acies and allow
ance. with about SO acres cleared, and in good
state of cultivation, ard tie balance is covered
vito Valuable Timler. The improvements con
sist of a large New Two Story House, containing
Parlor, Dinng-r room and Kitchen on the first
floor. and five chambers the second floor
The other Improvements are good saw mill,
tenant house, carpenters shop ard other out bull
dings. There are never failing springs of water
near each house, there is fine young orchard on
the premises. The township road passes through
the place 1t is about 43 miles from Cresson on
the PENNSYLVANIA Rail Road, and about the same
distance from Galitzn. Itis in sight of the Lo-
retto church, St. Francis Academy for boys, st.
Aloyseus Academy for young ladies, and { of a
mile from the Plank Read. An indisputa be ii
tie will be given and terms maGe known by ap-
Plyirg to NJ. HASSON
Ebensaurg. Feb. 1s, ls57.-Sm.o
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:. Registers NOfIcs.',

TIME following accounts have been passed and
IL filed in the Registers Office in and for the
County of Cambria, and will be presented for
confirmation at the next Orphans Court to be held
at Ebensburg, Oh tie first Monday OF March, /,
1857, to wit:
The account of John H. Douglass, at1rrr. Of
John Anderson deceased,
The account of William O'Keeffe, adInr. OF
William O'Keefle deceased.
The final account OF jacob Levergood, adnr of
Peter Levergood Jr., deceased
The account of John l.. M'Dcrmitt, almr Of
John Mcconnell deceased.
The account of John Zech end Samuel Doug
lass. admr. of John Zcch deceased.
The account of Wesley }. Rose, admr. Of Alien
Rose deceased
The final account of Mary Jane Scott aid
John Kerr, admis of William Rodgers deceased
The final accout Of George l.. Bowser and Will
liam Kiblet. a,lmr. OF bartholomew Riblet dee.
The partial account OF Joseph A. and John c.
Dimond, afmr's of Daniel Difnond deceased
The account of George ". Kern Exr. of the cs-
tate of John Dibert deceased.
The final account of solomon Benshoof aud
john Strayer, Exr. OF "a nj Bensboof deceased.
The final account W William Glass of the
Exr. of George Glass deceased.
The account of David O'Harro Guardian of
Luke Patrick Burgoon, nlinorchild of Luke Bur
goon deceased
The account of David O'fiarro, Guarcian of mi
nor children of Moses Brown deceased.
The account of Samuel Douglass Guardian of
the minor heirs of Daniel Huber Jr, deceased.
The account OF Margaret Jane Pringle, admrx
of Abraham Knepper deceased.
WM. c. BARBOUR, Register.
Ebens buroh Feb 4 1851
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PREMIUMS PRESENTED TO PURCIIAERS.
70 every pcrssn buying gold pen Of us we
present numbered certificate. and each Of these
certificates entities the holder Of it. by the extra
payt.Cnt Of 20 cents. to Pn article Of jew elry IN
value from 81 to SEQ This ieweiry consists Of
Gold and Silver Watches in great variety Siher
Gob;ets. Silver Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains
for ladies, Lockets. Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob
and Vest chains, Tiimdles, Brcastpines, Brace
It's Ear Drops. Studs, Rings. Crosses, &c. none
Of Which sell for less than 81. For Ere,y dot.
Lsr paia as, tie Party is Emitted 10 Numbered
cert ifcate cad 5y the zHaenttf % Cts. Es!ra on
each certificate he IS ortitcd to rccere aciaterc Tie
aumJtr IF the Certificate dcajgHdies. We have
been in operation for three years and thousands
have bought of Us, and we have never learned
that any one was ever dissatisfied. This plan
affords every opportunity of obtaining q geld
watch or some article of jcwelry, for triiing
sum. All our pens, pencil cases. &c, are genu-
inc articles manufactured bv ourselves with great
care. and we offer them precisely AZ prices asked
in all other stores in the city. To agents we
make advantageous offers, an an energetic per-
son can do we'll 10y working FOR us. We wish
agcnts in every place in the country and persons
who world like TO become such will please aG-
dress US. and VIC will send them printed circulars
of prices terms, &C., We have no stated periods
for distribution. TIE nomon. pen is purchas-
ed the purchaser is entitled to receive lis rrcmi-
urn on the payment of % cents extra.
All orders hv mail should be addressed
MEHRiCK. BENTON & DEAN.
335 Broadway, New York.
AGENTS W ANTED.
y. R-Gold pens repointed il superior
ner Enclose the pen and 80 cents in p o.
stamps, aid the pen will be repointei and return
ed post paid.
The BROADWAY GOLD PEN MANUFAC-
TURING Go. is well known throughout the
country, but ms their undoubtedly s,me who
are acquainted with wn append tie fol-
lowing we'll known firms as references:
FELLOWS g. Co., No. II Maiden Lane, New
York.
HICKS & MITCHELL. No. do DO
BENTON BROS. Cor Broadway s. Courtland
St. New York. and Chestnut street. Philadelphia
j. II. STURDY s. Co, No Gilscy Building,
New York.
GOULD & WOOD, No. 9 Maiden Lane, do
Feb. Is, 1857.
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A Biz to repeal the Usury avs has been
introduced in the House by Mr.. Bishop, which
ia similar in most its provisions to the one
presented some days ago by Mr.. Crabb in the
Senate, in regard to repeal Of the usury Laws
It gees further than the bill of the latter gente-
man. The bill of Mr.. Crsbb only includes
p-omissory notes and dde bills. This however
includes bills Of acceptance and exchange.
The former speaks of the drawers and endors-
ers of such paper, the latter includes owners
also. The former docs not exclude any class
of persons or corporations from the beneht OF
the right it gives to ali of negotiation paper at
any rate @ discount or interest which the draw.
or and drawee may agree upon, save banks
The latter escludes pawnbrol1ers, as wei! as
Banks from the privileges given to all others
by the net
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APPEALS.

TAKE NOTICE. that appeals will be held at the
! Commissioners Office in the horoughof IF Ebens
burg for the year 1857. for the different. boroughs
and townships in Cambria county, en- the days
and times as follows, to wit:
For leGhenv, Cearfeld & White townships
and Loretto borough, on Monday the % day Of
March next.
For Carroll, Chest and Susquehanna townships
en- Friday the Sd d of March next
For Blacklick, Cambria and jackson town
ships. on Wednesday the 4th day of March next.
For Conemaugh township, On Thursday the 9TH
day Of March.
For 1hnstown and Conemaugh boroughs, on
Friday the 9th day Of Marcn next.
For Richland and ummerhill townships on
Monday the 9th day of March next
For Suinnitvlle borough, Washington & Mum
ster townships, On Tuesday the 10th day of March
next
J. S. CLARK,
A. LITTLE, iCommissners
THOS. M'CONNELL
ATTEST GEO c. <, ZaHM, Clerk
Ebcnsbars, Tet. IL. 1857.
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SSHE Subscriber offers Or rent, the Washington
L. House. situate at Plane No. .. The house
is large and commodious, and expressly built for
a hotel. It is pleasantly situated within $50
yards Of the new Portage Railroad, and mile
from Portage station, where the mail train stops
going east and west. This house if well kept
would become place Of resort, especially in the
Summer season, as the air is always pure, and
the spring water of the best kind. Trout runs
are convenient where front can be caught in a
hundance. The Messrs. Whites steam mill
is close by, and to those who never seen one in
operation. it is worth visit. Also Gen. a. NJ
Whites Mansion, where the latch string is never
pulled in. Tie above named property viii be
s'{d or rented on very moderate terms. Apply to
C. Uager, Esq, Lancaster, Pa, Wm. Russell,
agent. near the premises.
The subscriber has also for rent, several good
Dwelling Houses, a saw mill. with house and gar
den. smith shop with or withoutout dw"i
ling house. This is good stand for good smith.
there is none nearer than three miles from this
point Tie settlement around made up Of good
customers. Apply soon to VIM. RUSSELL.
Portage, Feb Is, lS5T.-3t.
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NOTICE.

VA HEREAS, Letters of Administration on the
w estate of Catherine Behe, late of Allegheny
township, Cambria county, deceased, has been
granted by the Register Of said county, to tfe
dersigned, residing in the township aforesaid. all
persons having claims against the estate of said
ted Tor settlement, and those indebted are reques-
ted to make payment without delay.
JACOB BEHE, Administrator.
February II, l851.-Gt.
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TIE ANNUAL RLPoRT OF NEST BaANcH INsU-
RANCE COMPASV PRESENTS THE FOLLOWING IA
YoRAsLEsTATE OF AFFAIts-
Estimated value of property Insured, l,5T2,9 ,9GT
Ofthis immense amount Of property insured,
euch has been the extreme care exercised by the
Agents in taking risks that the company's losses
during tho last has on'y been Sl.4l0
The company has received prenlt-
urns to the amount OF lOl so
In Premiums Notes. lOl.9g5
IN Cash, 5,32i
To which add cash Capital. 100000
Which N lics the total avdIlable
fun Is oftAe Company, S3l4,639
Or say, the total amount of available funds in the
hands of the Company including premium notes
md III cash is S3l45C39.0l which rcnacrs this
company perfectly safe, as it IS certainly is tn
cheapest Insurance Company in tie Site.
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he undersigned vii dispose at private sale his
| farm situated the North Branch OF the
Blackick Cambria co. Pa. containing $50 acres
of Land, 60 acres clea,e ana in good state Of
cultivation. ii cir is on the farm double i.g
Barn and square hog house. Also coal vein
8 feet 10 inches tick, together with good Mil
seat. Their is the farm good orchard. The
farm IS only nIil,i North of Ebcnsburg. IN
:ujisputablc tile Will be given.
WM. CUTTINGS.
Carroll tn Erh O. iSs7-3m
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Cancer Cured,

THE subscriber would respectfully inform al
] persons who are afflicted with the above dis
ease, that lie can cure it without fail. Numerous
c& ses have been cured, and any number If certti-
Gates can bc rotured if necessary. Call on tie
subscriber miles from the village Of fStrougstown,
Indiana county, Pa.
PATRICK MULYEHIL.
Feb lG 1C57
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Valuable Property for Sale.

THE undersigned residing in Jefferson, CAM
bria county, will offer at private sale between
this and the 2lst day Of March next, the follow
ing valuable real and personal property, viz; His
farm situate in Summerlilf township, adjoining
lands of John Kean, Hugh Dugan's heirs, and
George Settlcmoyer, containing about Ninety tive
acres OF good limestone land, sixteen of
which are cleared. The land is VIII tillbcred
with Cherry, Poplar, Nhite-oak, Walnut, Ash
&c., contains an excellent vein Of coal which is
opened a water power suitable for turning erist
or sawnlill, is well watcrcd with never falling
springs, and has all the advantages of the market,
as it is within I of a mile from Jefferson and
from S on the road leading from jefferson to Nun
stcr. ALSO-One building lot in the town OF
jefferson, fronting on Rail Road street, aud bound
ed as follows. beginning a. corner adjoining lot
of Bernard Swceny, thence along Rail- oad street
Ga feet to o William street, thence along
William street LIS feet to corner On Crooked
street, thence along Crooded street ca feet to a
corner of Berna ID Sweeny' lot thence along said
lot 12S feet to the place OF beginning. ALSO
eight bulding lots in the town of tf.rson, front
ing on Wood street, and bounded by lands of
William Palmer, Hugh BI'Guire, Austin Thomp-
son and Others; these lots arc in high state of
cultivation. ALSO-One house and lot situate
in the town of Jefferson fronting on Main street
and bounded as follows. bcsinni,g g at a corner
Main street thence along said street GA feet to
a corner ON Church street. thence alm:g Church
street l2S feet to corner on Pine Alley. thence
along said aley Ga feet to corner.-On this lot is
erected a good stable and Az other necessary out
buildings. Tie title to az the above property is
iatiisputable. ALS0-A lot of superior Teas
Sugar Bacon, Flour M,iasses and every article
usually found in Country Grocery. ALSO-A
lot of household and Kitchen furniture, n lot of
excellent hay and grain of every description
Cows, Hogs and other live stock, 60 or 20 cords
of good wood. If the above property is not dis
posed Of before the 2lst If March next, ! viii
then dispose Of it at pubic sale. Terms made
known on day of sale.
NELL DUGAN.
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Republican Meeting.

I Republican Meeting viii be ed in the Court
House on Wednesday the 4th of March next al
O'Clock 2. Il. to elect one pers N to Represent
this county at Harrisburg, in the CONVENTION TO
I've held tlarch 25th to nominate candidate for
Ghverncr, Supreme Judge and Cana. Commits
soner. Many Ee, ,.uJiicans.
Eben burg. Feb. 95. 1887
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WHITE TEETH. PERFUMED BREATH Nd BEAU
rrrUI CoMPLgXIoN-can be acquired by using
the . BAN, ofa Thousand FloreSs :" What lady
or gentleman would remain under the curse OF a
Isacrecable breath, when by using the - BALM
OF A Thou SAND FLOWERS" rs /, dentifrice, would
not only render it sweet but leave the teeth white
AZ alalasler2 Many persons do not know their
breath is bad. and the subject is delicate their
friends will never mention it. Beware Of counter
f.i.s. Be sure each botile is signed
FETnIDGE 5: Co n 7.
For sale by all Druggist. Feb. Is, 1857.
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GG- \ church for the deaf and dumb is
atou. to be opened in New Iork-the first
institution of the kind in this country where
divine worship will be conducted by signs.
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4 SLIGHT HIrscoacEPrIos = Young Ge'ifel-
u,an-I have never had the pleasure of see
ing you before, sir but met your daughter
ut Saratoga, and she asked to cali upon
Acr in town Having just been able to get
her address today, /
Old Gentleman Indignantly interrupting)
Get her dress! Who gave you permission,
cir to make presents to my daughter? ID
have you know that I'm able to clothe my
children with out yEu. assistance! There tae
door sir "
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HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers at private sale. the
property now occupied by her as a Hotel, in the
Borough OF Ebensburg. is situated in an ell
igiole and business part Of the Borough Posses
sion will be given the first of April next
MARY ANN LITZINGER.
Feb. 4. 1S57-.f
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r. A. DORSEY.

WhULESALE AND REIAIL DEALEK IN
TOBACCO & SEGARS,
no. III North Fifth Street, PhIla.
:" ILL be happy to receive the orders of his
w country friends. and as many Others as
may favor the firm with call. They will al
ways find full and select assortment of the best
brands of tobacco and segars, which will be sold
on favorable terms.
September s. 1858
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Auction! AuctiSE.

TIE subscriber will sell at public Auction at
his Store Room curing ;he 1st aud "ni weeks
OF c ,urt. large an2 varied assortment of Ready
Made Clothing. Call at the 'nua,'c r, w.
W.I ROSENBERG.
EbensLurg Feb 25, 1857
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500 MINERS WANTED.

Ymmrdate Employment will be given aad libcg-
i al wages paid. to good Coal Miners at the
BROAD TOP MINES, in Huntington county
ORBISON. DORIS, & Co.
KESSLER, WHITNEY. & Co.
powell. SAXTON. & Co.
ALEXANDER PORT.
ANDREW PATRICK.
Huntington, Pa. Feb. Is, ls57'-3t.
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GPOUTING, Roofing and ali kinds Of Job
- work done promptly at cash rates. by
T. w. HAY.
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HUEATING STOVES, Radiator, Flora. Frank
Il lin, Carbon. Parlor, and all Parlor or Room
Stoves made in either city furnished low for cash.
f. w. HAY
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A LII who want first rate Stoves, cheap Tin
IA ware, or any Kitchen utensil will call will
the cash at the Ware-rooms Of
F. w HAY
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Feb. IL, 1857.

NOTICE-AH persons indebted to me wiNsave
cost by settling their accounts, onorbefore the
20th Of March next, and all persons having claims
against me, are requested to produce them.
NELL DUGAN.
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1EUR PKsY s. F60QGS.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE DYaL' n ~
FISH, CHEESE & PRlV1STnMS

No A NCrtn HAhf Id. tteio" Eace street J
PiILADELPIIEA.
Have constantly on hand large assortment Of
FISH. CHEESE & PROVISIONS which they
prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates.
GsJ- ORDERS promptly attended to.
Feb l8 lS57-Sm
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TOOKING STOVES. Large Oven, Etna, Iron
" City, Complete Cook. Diamond. and of Brad
eys celebrated Stoves, for sale at Manufacturer
retail prices, by
Ty. .1AT.
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NEINERS' LAMPS, Tinware, Copper, and
1Nz Sheet-Iron Ware, cheap for cash on Canal
Street by i. w. HAY.
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For Salc or Remit!

Feb. IS, 1857.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-18
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE
THE HARBOR-MASrERS

TsM rSiis, ef The ~ y T'sSs.~
SIR In the testimony appended to the repo't Of The
Senate Committee appointed to investigate eAa'ges
seairst the Harbor. Mses Of the Port Of Nev-fort,
there appears the affidavit Of Mr.. Chsr'es Chamber
lain. in which be AYERS that John J. Chamber de-
uauded 81 500 Of him for bis influence procurng him
bis appointment.
This document, 10 far a Il refers 10 ne lend
AIN doubtless the person referred to-, false IN fact
es well as in the deductions Il inviiss- have not AZ
any time directly or indirectly, demanded any san OF
money from Mr.. Chamberlain Tor my "lt dsssss" 10
srv matter but have sqaired him TO rf9sl moneys
psid by me en- his authorization 10 rid him Of dval
cnpdSa,ss foe the office he anxious 10 secore;
ard this be il urdentocd was subsequent 70 ny sSn
copf nation Hsrbor Master and consequess resgnA-
ton of the office Of Private Secretary.
But viii not trouble you with the details sftbe case
at present as e1pec, to publish an authentic sAte.
nent of the whole mater giving the nance Of ~ the
Dc es in tie contest which resulted favorabiy 70 NJ.
Chamberlain, the amount Ct money paid, 70 wscm
paid. SC and perhaps succinct history Of my sonr
necton with pubic men and pubic sffsrs duriog Ne
wears 1854 snd 1855 for the purpose OF showing thAs
however ecessary it may be q have victim IL nct
only III lust and uneratsiul but exceedingly iapsss
TO Sc ect me. Your ooedent serS ant
F,brsdyy II, 1887. JoSsrh j. VnAMpbAS
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A CORRECTION.
r, "a, rS,,e, Of ne n. Y. TyIbsss

To ns Edsssy u MsN T. TIbsss.
SIR In your daily paper Of this morning notice ~
account Of the proceedings Of Convention st Uecs
Chsrles L. Remond PRECEDING at which speeches were
made by Messrs. Garrison Remoud, Powell end
others and resolutions adopted which " fully hdcrss
the sentiments of the Disunon Convention o. Woees-
Ter. ard openly advocate secession. BY yosr CORE
spondsnt this account is headed, "Conventssu q
Radical Abolhonisis," which IL Q mistake, and
creates misspprehension and confusion. Allow n 10
explain. ~, -
eye that the Constitution Is Anti Slavery, and has
authorizes and reques Of the Federal Governnsnt Nc
abolition of Slavery throughout the whole soa.ay.
Copseauenty they are opposed to dissolution q "
Union. ,c.,, -
the other hand believing that the Constitution v Pro
Slavery despair Of possessing liberty under ~ and
therefore desire dissolution Of the Union. Il w. Q
Convention Of these that was held a. Utica They %
rot take the distinctive name Of Radical Abct1i0a-
lets nor favor their measures.
write this from no disrespect toward those VINO
differ from me- but TO prevent nisapprensions whioo
NAV be ircopvenient to both the parties:
Nep York, Feb. II, 1851 WILLIAM o"oo@A"