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49,, ,rvp.v AT NEW-BEDFORD, MASS.

iAA'N Nrw-BEproRD Mass, July 3, 1897;
A man named David Morton was fatally stabbed IN
,b;s Mace last night when engaged in an ARRAY WIN
Mr.. Cunpipg CHAM. The latter has been afreseea'
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ALBANY. July ), 1851.
THE ANNIVERSARY IN WASHINGTON, &c

WAsHISGION, July D.
Here remarkable quietness order and sobriety pre-
vailed in the celebration of the anniversary, and not
SID Gle row or casualty is reported to have occurred
The news Of Governor Marcy death spread a gloom
over the city.
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THE LATEST NEWS,
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
DEATH OF HON. w. L. MARCY.

BALLsTON, Saturday, July 4, 1917.
The Hon. William L. Marcy was found in his
room to-day, at noon, quite dead. He appeared to
be in bis usual good health this morning. We
have not heard any cause assigned for his sudden
death.
ALBANY, July 5, 1857.
Governor Marcy's funeral will, it is expected,
take place here on Wednesday, on which occasion
there will be a grand military display. His remains
will be brought down from BalstOn tomorrow in
charge of John N. Wilder, esq, and Mr.. Delavan.
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THE COMMANDMENT OF GREYTOWN.


lton rose TO ak what steps her Majesty's Govern
ment had taken to obtain compensation for the British
subjects residing at GreytOwn when that town was
bombarded in 1854; a1d if it would lay upon the table
OF the House copies Of the communications that had
taken place on the subject with the Government Of
the United States. He said persons in New
York formed a company called the Transit Company.
This Company obtained on certain terms a piece of
land which speedily became covered with buildings.
Not content with this piece of land, they were con.
staDty asking for large grants, though they refused
TO fulfill the conditions which the first piece Of land
was granted. 1t appeared that the Government at
Washington appointed gentleman to represent them
at Grey town. and this gentle man connected with
the Company The consequence was, that he was
constantly promoting sauabble between the Company
and the local authorities and he went 80 far on one
occasion as to Withdraw from the local authorities
person who had committed murder. The authorities
had no power to resist the encroachments of the COM
peny, ard they resigned mdsse, and requested the
British Consul TO carry the Government. The
Americans then busted themselves with getting up
cases Of grievance. These were not submitted 10 AZ
biiratiOn, but the ipse d,r,t Of the American was
taken, and claims Of compensation were made for
alleged Injuries to American property. The local au.
ihortles could only demonstrate, and the American
Consul said that he had referred tie matter
to the Government at Washington. Nothing was
heard of ibis reference till the 10Th of July 1854 an
armed corvette arrived in front Of this town. and the
captain sent message to the authorities that they
did not pay OCO within twenty foSr hours tie town
would be bombardsd. The agtholities drew I'D
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II the Banks are lmpelled 70 rigorous cOntraehOD
the fault will be you're; if they should be driven to
suspension, it will be because you have borrowed
their money, invested it where Bank loans should
never be invested, and cannot return it new that
it is wanted. If you hear bockheads cursing
European capitalists for drawing away our specie
remember that they could not do it if you had
not run us in debt abroad Banks never cur
tail their leans when they can avoid it; they never
break unless some one has borrowed their funds
who can't or won't repay them; they never suspend
when solvent unless their solvent customers have
preceded them in the same course. And if fresh
Commercial Revulsou should soon overtake as
and we write in the hope Of avertpg it by dra wing
essobable attention to the danger-its main causes
will be an excessive importation Of Foreign Fabrics
and inordiDate Speculations in Western lands
These causes are twins. Our successive Tariff re-
auctions have discouraged and depressed Home
Manufactures, compelling thousands Of Eastern
citizens and laborers to seek new homes in the
West; and the land spsculations thus stimulated
have in turn impeled larger Importations, 50 that
our Debt to Europe has rapidly increased and is
every hour increasing. How this will end we do
Lot predicts but We feel sure that it cannot 90 on
forever. Meantime, out Of debt is out Of danger;
and, while few Of us can free Ourselve, at once, We
entreat all to consider whether this is or can be
proper time for going in deeper and deeper. In
oividuals will each act on his own judgment; but
We tell those who are expecting to buy lands or
build Railroads with money borrowed in our AT
lartic cities, that they are doomed to disappOnt-
ment. The money is not here; and, even if it
were here, it is needed to pay our debts. Money
is relatively more abundant to- day in st. Louis
Dubuque or st Paul than it is in New York; and
it is BOT likely to be more plentiful here until the
West sends us more grain and mea: and fewer
bonds and applications for credit. We could wish
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NOTICE The aDjesrgped hereby sivee notice
" .i b. has sgp rcd aeo>Ee Of tue ptpef sos
effect, 4 ID. NV YORK BRICK COxPAhY Of III City q
NerTor By .se Hot. Judge PssSeSy eos Of Tue Js'es
iA supree Cor. Ala pnOes udettsi scob Cempssy us
bssJ resgrz render s,cc1p Il all debt. s,d ssh
ontJ OWING b beG e,retTty ban Is nh k.,s,,sa 'ai
ls a. toe ooe OF said Rsceive Ma 49, AID S5 hsst ZS ST.
An .. hodns op.u ssbsns ooo.oss Of s"oa ON,
paly required preset toe sGe % raid heceTe ia
Ing ard In detail b. sod 6sy slt 8, sad p'aee
All persons having ta.r posse. pro 2et't %
.f.i Comp az required deliver tbs sans 20 'sa t.
e,iy.r tT "a. dsy .ad mouth Atcressid 49,.
Ard 81 creditor. Of said Company ere required 70 ue'.r
respective scoou.. demands 70 said Receiver d as
day Of Dec Der rert.
INV" ' DAVID 7. MsEKER. R~osiser.
p,.,so. Uv,s L JgSgs At.craeys fer h ceiyer.
WESTERN COLLECTIONS " dSGENi !. 4.
ei,v ami thron to. tn State and r.Ic prompt 81 os.n
rsts, Refers % sTRACHAN SCOTT. n H. I'D moHSf
SON NY.
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ssussxial.
ALnss- u. nioelAy. ksnssoosss.--oeos, Nc 49,
RfGutAR SALE o. STOCKS sad nom

s.nss- u. n,oe..y k,o:,cosss.--oses, ss 49,
REGULAR SALE Of STOCKS sad BfSSSr
!. ,s., :. rnE iSRSff rie1rt HS5;Ss QUO,
H. M S ss;' h ~. . ..s ss.i's: 3 s.
5sR SAILS 4 yi aoST !. 4. ID
vERIIsEo LIST .sts B:ad s.sss cd ssss.
ss srr.ssensn VII e1sbs ps,... A. = rvstc
.ui THEIR OWN CONVENIENCE. ws,Is.,' &c, 49,, -,
Albert q NIcoLAY vm ell rHrs DAP =,
IA oclO.i ct th, h''csAu'' Er'A,nss 10 49, e
So Grcsi Western Cu) R.in,.a IL 49,.
'' $500 COL Long bland R.,.c.A Is. xsr.s. $50,
tIS.o Mwslsee sra N''''''pr F,ra Mst,ssse - -
sic, 900 Ten- Hate and Alton R.llio.a IA. xsc,.,
's sa SS ini. in,ern. IprOyeusp, see. Mar,
5000 Cleveland and Fir,'Iush Rarrs.d ID as...,
Ca. SUI Mu,uL Insurance Scrip Il less srs<
si,Sec Milwaukee and supaior Riaosd Farm ns.ss,
ssoco Detroi. and Milwaukee R.Ilresd 10 Msssr,,.
sSso Broosyn CITY PSI cent wa,e- Loan Bod. ~ -,
sieso New. Yotk snd New Haven Rslrosd p.s CO. ~
20 sSsre: second xvS1ao ssi.osa, loo sssS -
q shares New'for and Sirsinis steemshp Co tlHsA
10 shares New. YoIk Fire sad Msriuc 10: Co. elsss
30 shares Hanover Fire Insurance Company. go sss
~ sbsfes Rsscr Fire Iu'uisuce Company. SSsseAl A
81 shsres Exchange Fire Insurance Z. mpeny. ~ a
n share, North American Insurance Co. . % esl
20 shares Beekmen Fire Insurance company SSe o. -
60 shares Howard Fire Insurance Company 80 ssA ~
50 shares Broadway Fire lnsrsnee Company e4esA u
40 shares Hamllon Vie Insurance Con gsny Us eecA
50 shsres Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company ~
10 shares Brdseport Fire Insurance Company go 60
secu,iies received In addition the Catalogue asdn6
Sale Geecisi Ssles TO MO ekOW Friday snd SAftkM
Next Regular Sale MONDAY. Nov M.uE Assea ~
al.o Special Sales ~ other days. SOCKS and Bod -
and Sofa private sale and q the Bsoksrv !es.& aSS
mission Interest allowed on al Moneys dseesss4 2 ~
ma Dividends collected large variety of esocks nd -
constantly on hand. at Private Sale al
5soN stoch Auctionees and Bsstsr. NeeYsA
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DIBBONS, Flowers, Feathers, Millinery, and
~ Heed 0oods wbolssse and retail st the RIB
bon Sore 10 i4 Bowory third door shove Broome,st
LEWIS Y. TIbBALS.
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10 Ubom it man Concern.

NOTICE As soWe CT Cur NOTES are ia the
IN b.as. Of parties ~hs are .tiaovn b es tas hais
tessa ,'oly feSve- - sres We stts their ssAress
2bWfh, MeHAhf& 4 Co
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WANrED.-City aud Country Laaie. who wis.

w 10 scct oDiss BY eapo,ipe sod faithful GIRLS .. very
s.ss.ssss srss arc Invited cal send the ola ess
Al ss. g. Il DO q 6tsss founded In 1912 be,e sbun
Hso< s,sp, OF srGr D0MfStiCS eau be hal Tue fng
1os cAaROt has hesss n.ny q a'se o'o. sSs I, &C
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Cost and fonn6.

II OST-A CERTIFICATE for 10 SHARES OF
1she PACIFIC BANK STOCK No. <si dated July p 1851.
asbeS hsrs<ret MeCleen AppcatLn has been msde for
ptss Csfsecsss All porsOrs wsIsed assns; nes'tss'
r. MCCLELLAN, Nc. ns Yves. l5gs 1t.
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a. m AO0 If YOU wish to sell your Stors.
a. ZU.NNBUs Hotel Saloon, Patent Right or want
Ps.ner IN as kind Of business cal the slbscbtrs Isns
elected Mor,y invested AID eonission CHARGED unless
tbs o. stress Is croupsistedY OEO WHEELER Co NJ.
~ Bics5wey. Office No -
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6onses to fet.
fouses an6 farms it)ante6.

WANTED MMEDIATELY-AD DWELLING
w HOJ sE In part Of the city aud the
s,sses TO exceed 40 Per sDnum Address TIN
AM, Boz No. loe, Tribuae ofice
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FAMILIES requiring good, capable, weli-rccOm.
L nen,ed sERy ANTS, either English Irish or Scotch for
fbe city b. suited free Of charge Hendersons
Dmes,c Agency No 6e Broadway the ensve in the
city w. HENDERSON, Sole Proprietor.
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VyyANTED-An active intelligent boy, Il to 10
w year. ofase Apply to f. q. WHEELER, No 20 Broad
way, room No. :.
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.
miscellaneous.

brushes, Of every description, at the Brush
ID Factory No So Pearf franklin square All articles
,sd tie lowest factory prices Paint Brushes Of
pcTior quality constantly on hand JOHN h HOPPEL
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Chances for Bmsiiless Men.

AN ESTABLISHMENT of sotne years standing.
n Would sell very low the GOODWILL Of BUSINESS.
.he FIXTURES Of STORE, With the STOCK o. GOOo5
worth ali the asked in the spotiRg line VIII b. s1d
cheap Address J. y. w, Trb7ne.
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CTIT L INCREASED EXTRA ATTRACTION
- AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.
The vusssrs OF the GREAT FAIR pleased 70 announce
.bet MIS- L. L. WILLIAMS, favoYsbly knownes
TIE WELSH NIGHTINGALE,
vii linz several popular bslads from the main stand under the
dime THIS Thursday AFTERNOON at 81 O'Clock. and in
the EVENING at ~ O'Clock.
The ballads Of Miss WILLIAMS In English, Welsh
and German were written and compoed expressly for her
by Samuel Lover snd ,ther well known Authors.
No extra charge for admission
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COAL s. per TUN.-Tbe Peunsylysnis Coal
~ Company being upsbe fully supply the retail demand for
COAL their ards Sc West ss between Morton aud
Leroy have for the convenience q families nate srsnse
nents also 70 deliver for tbs present. superior Whit A'h Pitts
ton Coal Il all szes eeDed for family use, nom
Pier foot Of 2fd 81. North River
Pier fuos Isckson-st Esst Rveri
At IS per tun Of 20J D. paid In al when Goa
IL ordered
psDy's yeIds,
Foot North lt,h-s,-, WH!iAusbursb;
Pier ct Ctoss D,ek rear Taylor e.. Winiarsbarsh;
Aud Pier tot OF Psei6c -, Btooki,n
EDWIN H. mead Secretary.
CHEAP FUEL. COKE, the cheapest fuei Of
~ fred 10 .te sSos fcf SALLY Che Gss Works foot Of
Iefh ~ h ard tie foot of ithst y T. Price 81 SIS
Tes ohsdTou 9, the " ora, price delivered, esq.
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90 formers anh Others.

TREES and PIANTS.-B. NJ. WATSON, Old
Il Colooy Nurseries, rlymouth Mass" y h9urs from New
ofTREES and PLANTS for Eau Planting to any addxesA
CsrTisg &c ofsji packages psd 20 NewYo,k or BostDa
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
Map Of Miflin County. Pa,

L'ROM the County Records and Actual Meas
i urements by Original Surveys throughout
the county. BY G. NJ. HorKSs, an experience
ed Surveyor, and author Of Map of Adams Co.
The subscriber is preparing to publish short
ly, by subscription, new and complete COUN-
TY MAP. The Surveys are undertaken by ex-
perienced Surveyors. All the Public Roads,
and the locations of the Mills, TaverEs, Places
for Worship, Post Offices School Houses Coun-
try Stores, Smith Shops, Wheelwrights, &c
are to be marked. The Names ofthe Property
Holders generally, Carefully including all those
in the country who subscribe in aduance to the
Map,) are also to be inserted upon their places.
in the Style of the Map Of Adams county, Pa.
To be illustrated with vignettes of views in the
county. Maps of the Principal Villages on
large scale will be inserted in the margin.
The plan will be plotted to suitable scale,
so as TO make large and ornamental map To
be engraved and delivered to Subscribers hand
somely colored and mounted for Five Dollars
per copy. Address,
NJ. S. CONVERSE, Publisher,
Nos. SIT, 5l9 & 52l Minor street, Phila.
August s, 1857.
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pennsylvania Railroad,

!, y harrisburg, 81 so; to Philadelphia,
FATb. pb,'9cna, 10, ! IS; to Pittsburgh. 40
bsfo..l %s llcKet Office will be open 20 min
/ '''e 'he arrival of each Passenger
ID. E. ROBSON, Agent.
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uundry and Machine Shop.

Esatppd h. pdo,ic are hereby notified that | have
korona.W We foundry and Machine Shop in
L Iron W. u LewIstown, known as the @Ju-
srtnept "SFRs, oS and the large and general
ker and VI nr.a1,titerns, late the property of
and w.. Willis, now Of John Sterrett g.
ali kind. 1. willis, and that am prepared
\ ''s'I z, Turning, &C.,
lpete ,Is' s,u1 notice and in the best and most
esistown' JOHN ZEIGLER.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1857-10-08
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1857.
HOVER'S LIQUID HAIR DYE.

V'HE following, from that eminent Physician
l. of Philadelphia, DR.. Brinckle, added to the
testimony of Professor Booth, only confirms
what is evidenced by thousands who have used
HoUer's Dye.
GIRARD Row, CAEsTNUT STREET,
Philadelphia, December 22d, 1853.
In regard to Horer's Hair Dye, can state un-
hesltatngly, that it contains no deleterious in
gradients, and may be used with entire safetu,
and with the utmost onfdsnce and succesS.''
w. ID. BRINCKLE, M. D.
H0VER'S WRITING AND INDELIBLE INKs
are so well and widely known as to require no
eulogy OF their merits it is only necessary TO
say that the steady and increasing demand gives
the best evidence that they maintain their char
acter for superiority, which distinguished them
when first introduced, gears ago.
Orders, addressed to the mandatory, No.
4i6 Race street above Fourth, Gold No l44,)
Philadelphia, will receive prompt attention by
JOSEPH E. HOVER, Manufacturer.
Philadelphia, September 10, 1857 y
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l1A llNSlRBL.
EARLY PIETY.

EARLY PIETY.
Youth when devoted to the Lord.
Is pleasing in his eyes;
fiow'r though offered In the bud.
Is no vain sacrifice.
'Tis easier far if we begin
To fear the Lord betimes;
For sinners who grow old In sin
Are hardened by their crimes
Twill save US from a thousand snares
TO mind religion young.
trace will preserve our following years,
And make our virtues strong
To thee. Almighty God, to thee
Our childhood we resign;
Twill please us to look back and sec
That our whole lives were thine
Let the sweet work of pray'r and praise
Employ our youngest breath:
Thus were prepar'd for longer days,
Or fit for early death.
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Bile No. 2428.
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For six months, rs cents.
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S1,s27, I85 80
FF'ipaI Or Limited assurances made on every
fiption Of property, in Town and Country.
+ as low as are consistent with security.
Pee their incorporation, a period of twenty
:ear', they have paid over Three Millions
pillars losses by fire, thereby afording cv-
fe oi the advantages Of Insurance, as well
fe ability and disposition to meet with
lpiness all liabilities.
Losses by Fire.
/ paid during the year 1856, s30I, ,636 "a
DIRECTORS.
\; iBancker, Mordecai ID. Lewis,
lsi Wagner, David s Brown
pei Grant, Isaac Lea
\ R. Smith, Edward q Date
W. richards, George Fales.
LonaRLES N. BANCKER, President.
tH; u. BANcEER, Sec'y.
\ h AGENT E Tor Mlliiin county, H. ]. WAL
iS4r LeWistoWn. marl9
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Robbery Of the Z. s. hiat at San
Francisco.-The San Francisco Herald of
the goth August states that VIM Bein,
who had been for some time employed in
the coiners' department of the United States
Mint In that city, was arrested on the pre-
vious day on suspicion of having abstracted
gold from the establishment His apart
ment was searched and about $4,000 in gold
found, together with deeds for property to
near $4,000 He admitted his pecula-
tions, and restored $4,000 of the amount.
1t was supposed, from the wax in which
the gold filings were found, that he COM
mitted the thefts by means of wax placed
under the insteps of the boots, to which
the gold when trod upon adhered. Since
his arrest, he has acknowledged that he
has been carrying on the pilfering ever
since the establishment Of the Mint 81 tl.st
city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-09
HOY InEN EnMAnn

We published yesterday the proceedings Of a
meeting Of ths democracy Of sumner, in which they
Estify the action Of the delegates from the hfth
Congressional district to our State Convention,
lieidRg JoHH K Howard to become a candidate for
Congress. The democracy Of Rutherford and VIII
son have clearly indicated similar desire, and We
informsd that the same feeling exists in Cannon
friend writing US from Williamson on this subject,
says
The Democrats Of Williamson are anxious that
this district shall bsthOroughy and ably eanvassed
BY some member Of our party; and the time is st
hand when there should be some definite expression
of opinion from the various parts Of the district in
reference to the choice Of candidate In the
course of conversation with gentlemen from differ
ent portions of the county, have found g cordial
agreement amongst friends in every instance, in
their preference Of Col. JOHN f. Howard, of Wilson
county. In the Presidential canvass Of 1852 this
gentleman made highly favorable impression upon
all parties here by the very candid, able, and elo
quent manner in which he discussed the questions
then in issue. Though comparative stranger in
our county, have found every where warm, per-
sona interest manifested for him in both his private
and public relations"
The remarkable unanimity with which Mr.. How
ARD has been called upon by the democracy from all
portions Of the district, to become their candidate
for Congress, is not only a compliment of a very
high character, but one that carries with it addi-
tOnal evidence Of his great personal strength and
Of his ability triumph easily over the fossil
mains Of old fogyism, as persOnated in Col READY.
Mr.. HOWARD has never hesitated, when called
upon, to make every reasonable sacrifice for the sd
vaneement Of democratic principles. a field is
now pointed out in which he may accomplish much
good. We cannot believe, therefore, but what he
will cheerfully comply with the wishes of the peo-
pie, and announce himself at once as their candi-
date for the ensuing contest.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-09
nNo CHANCE. ,,

The knoW-nothings can't understand the tue rea-
son Of their defeat in this State last fall They seem
80 believe that the cry Of no chance >" was all
that prevented the election Of FILLMORE. Doubt
less some sick men die suddenly from sheer fright
Wbsntold by the doctors thatthey have ono chance
when their really mortal diseases might not nave
killed them for days or weeks But that was not
the cause of the death Of knOw-nothingism' FILL
MORE really had less chance than most OF US Demo
erats gave him The knOw-nOthing leaders profess
cd to be perfectly sangune Of success, and insisted
quite as strongly that BUCHANAN had "nO chance
as ever We did that FILLMORE had none.
But if mere democratic declarations that they
have "nO chance are sufficient to brighten the
knov-nothings from an effort for their candidates,
how shall they fare this summer, when the strong,
pslpablef fact of seven thousand five hundred major
Itv against them encounters them? There is no
riddle in such figures. brave man, willing to en-
counter odds, might be pardOned for hestating to
attack such odds The figures themselves, at the
FIRST Of the fight, write "nO chance just as plainly
as the letters can do it after August.
But. we're the votes more even, the difference in
favor Of the democratic candidate for Governor
leaves "no chance to his competitor. This differ
enee is in much larger proportion than is the late
democratic majority to the whole vote of the State
The difference is that which exists between the
Statesman, Of splendid talents and ripe experience
the peer in intellect of the first men Of his country
and tn pert and pretty sehOOl-bOy deelaimer' In
such difference. in Tennessee, there follows ne
eessarv difference in the vote in August, greater
than could have possibly resulted from mere fright
last November.
Gentlemen kuow-nothings! You may write 1t
down as FIXED FACT, that you have no CHANCE for
Governor.
For Congress, we strike for eight of the ten mem
bsrs. Harmony in the first district is all that is
now necessary to such result, and that mast Be
secured.
We believe the Enol0iHg know-nOthings know this.
We believe their nominal contests for Governor and
Congressman will be shams-mere shamS. Their
fight is for the Legislature; and for majority there
they have a chance, exactly prCpOrtiOned to the
amount of democratic dissensions and carelessnesl
which shall exist Our opponents are ready, moi
only to foment divisions among u.s. but to trade of
all the rest Of their ticket for vote for Senator Oh
Representative in close Legislative district. This
then, is the point for our friends to watch. Thus
far the candidates announced on our side are ad
mirable Let the same sort of men be brought Ou
in all the other counties and we may write " NJ
chance upon all the hopes Of the knOw-nothingi
for the Legislature also.