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BeA- The Union and american talks
about high tariffs and old federalism. Be
ware, neighbor, you are treading on dan
gerous ground. Mr.. Buchanan started out
in public life bright and shining light of
the old federal party; and whilst in Con-
gress voted for the high-tarifrs of 1924 and
1928. You ought not to stir up these I'M
pleasant "reminiscences! Old Buck may
take it as personal.
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NASHVILLE:
MONDAY, JUNE Is, 1857.
THE DISCUSSION ATFAYETTEvILLE.


Ahe Statesman of splendid Talents,o
unable To master the schOOl-BOy - i'm
debate, resorts TO force, and finds his
match again.
The candidates for Governor smoke at Fav-
ettsVilie Saturday. We learn that the Ameri-
can candidate, the gallant "ploughboy I" of
wilson, sustained bis cause admirably. AL
.nough In one of the strongholds of his party,
Gen. Harris found it impossible to lstand up
unuer the vigorous blows of his competitor.
driven almost to desperation, he sought TO
turn the tide of victory by making personal
assault upon him. In this STYLE of warfare
ne FOUND the cedar snag" his match also.
ne MADE nothing by the encounter. We re-
gret very much to have to record this gross
departure from the proprieties of the occasion
tins resort to brute force by the representa-
'i'eoI agreat party, aspiring to administer the
laws OF the commonwealth. 1t Is the first oc
currence OF the kind, we believe, that has hap
J pened in the State. We hope it may be the
last. We take it to be an Indication that Gen.
harris has got enough of the canvass, and wish
es to break it up. He has been losing ground
daily since he entered the field, and it might
be to his advantage to quit. Whatever be
does, we hope the American standard bearer
will go on to I'll the appointments. He ac-
cepted them-althorgh the iliberality of his
competitor would not consent to additional ap-
pointments in West Tennessee-at the in
stance of friends, and having done his cause
events, have hearing at the remainder. We
are gratifed to know that this is his determi-
nation. He will be at his post at Winchester
to-day.
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KINGSTON SPRINGS.

CHEATHAM COUNTY, TENNESSEE.
TINHIS popular and fsvorte is open for the
reception of visitors We have the services Of the best
and those who have had much experience IN their
several duties. The peasure-seeker and the invalid each
shah have every attention they may require suffice much
~ be der this the paragon. The
superior medical properties which mark the White, Black
and Grey Sulphur Spring, and sulphur and Chalybeate
SPRING recognE by ho-e who have t their bene
hcal Bhuence We have engaged the celebrated Gothic
Player, Jordan, his Band. from Nashvlle NJ
nibns viii the sewanee House Tuesday, Thursdays
and Saturdays Tor the Springs.
juneI5-ln. KREIDER A JONES.
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The Democratic Candidate for Governor
where are his good WOrksl


where are his good WOrksl
The metropolitan organ of the "Iatter-
day saintS"-the sham democracy of Ten
neSSee-whilst induIging in beatifc reve-
ry, under the influence, as we must suppose,
of fragrant Havana, pronounced Gen.
Harris Statesman of splendid talents and
ripe experience, the peer in intellect Of
''the first men Of his country" Pause, rea-
der, and reflect upon this language. Con-
! slider it, in all its bearings We have had
great men in our day and generation; the
age we live in has been signalzed by the
talents and genius of men whose names
"were not born to die" Pre-eminent
amongst them were a CALHOUN, a WEBSTER,
CLAY, a LEGARE, and PRENTIss, who
have 'Shufled off this mortal coil" and left
their works to impress the generations that
follow them. Of these departed worthless
is Isham G. Harris "the peer in intellectlr'
A housing owl among the eagles! Since
Gen. Harris is so wonderful man, the
people Of Tennessee would like to know
where are the monuments of his genius!
Where the records of his great deeds!
Where the marks he has made upon the
annals of his countryl Surely they are
somewhere to be seen; and, without the
aid of microscope, may be detected by NOR
tai eye! He has served in the Legislature
of this State, he has twice enjoyed the
privileges and prerogatiVes of seat in Con.
gress-what great measure did he propose
in either body, and where are the speeches
with which he impressed them upon the
minds of his compeers? To all of these in
terrogatories, abashed Echo answers
WHERE !" Is it possible that wisdom"
"sagacious, ready and comprehensive" sat
isfed itself with waiting upon the move
ments Of others, and quietly following
where it should have led ? Even so, it
seems. The legislative annals bear no evil
dence of its "sagacity" or comprehensive
ness" or of its creative power. 1t sat
amid the columns of the Legislative cham
Der, like its representative among the bran
ches of the monarch of the forest, gloomy,
distracted, blind. 1t did nothing-except
utter en- occasional screech, and Jetake IT,
self to ITS per diem and mileage! This is the
sum and substance of the wondrous servi-
ceS of the wondrouS Statesman of splendid
talents and ripe experience, the peer in
intellect of the first men of his country"
What an entertainment to invite the peo-
pie of Tennessee to? But we may wrong
the statesman" We would not willingly
do so. If we have, and he has really done
something worthy of his ripe experience"
and Splendid talents "let his friends point
it out, and we shall not refuse to herald it
to the readers of the PATRIOT
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NEW VELLuM PAPER COPYING BOOK.

THIS Book will be found to posses advantages over
the old style, from the paTer being both thick and
strong and tciU nOt tear 1rheB ddmPsHed 1t takes
most perfect impression, and its pages will be cOnven-
lent to those Of ordinary Day Book When
once in use great superiority viii be apparent both for
Coping Letters Accounts, Currents, Manests and other
Documents. For sale by
Jnne1 nc CHARLES W. SMITH
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BOHN'S EXTRA VOLUMES.

Uniform lciti TIE STANDARD IIsRART.
GRAMM 1NT's MEMOIRS OF THE COURT or CHARLES
H. Portrait.
RABELAIS' WORKS. Complete in 2 vols. Portrait.
COUNT HAMILToN's FAIRY TALES. Portrait.
BoCCAOCIOiS DECAMERON a complete Translation, BY
W. x. KKILY Esq Portrait
CERVANrEs' EXEMPLARY NOVELS complete. Portrait.
THE HEPFAMERON, Tales in the Of BoccaeoiO,
By MARaAREr, QUsES OF NAvAsRE. Fine Portrait.
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NOTICE.

IF you wish sell your GRAIN put Il in good shipping
4 order. Gram for shipment the Nashville aud
Chattanooga Railroad will only b. received Ia Ggnny
bags, Ia 0snaburg ssezs, OF good guilty, well
sewed and made 10 contain about tao bushels each.
Special notice given hat Grain ia do nestle sacks,
or secondhand sacks Of any kind. will not be received
A. iorW arded as they insufficient bear handing
AID protect contents besides, Old sacks oen twice
aud thrice "a, and miscons garments ana loss.
The shipping and defamation oe ri n each
SAGE. ii. J. ANDEhsONs
iuneI3. Sup't.
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nAKEnY. cnNFrc raONARY, Ae.

CtHkRLRs RoBExrS0S. Qsse % IA- arn q }. q. c.
u Rshsrtson tread rsss luaninaes hs b1siness a. No
a. Market slreet ieploats hercs etfatens - shgrs
BE pFspared ~ asA a. FL erdtrs n ~ re
hrarcaes % Rak H. geufsra4Ty, 1e ulth shtH ~ usy
b itVored. Ms natsri4s fah apd a tte tef qh
- anf ~ Eaters hlren tai be Fife - aes ser
fert saiE fctirn Hs wa - esif a. retail. Ene
essrs foaa sttaes asa sosclira Hs Fs.aFns ssatds
tAsaAs 90 ~ erEa aaiFonase b AS hersse fsceTt1
aa3 padacs hin6sl - ncrls epz1aAnes 20 Ne eaas
Efns 90
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-15

RUTHERFORD CoUNrY.-Dr. Richardson
has, we learn. from the Murfressboro' 7sle-
graph, already opened the canvass in Ruth
erford. His democratic competitor has,
thus far, failed TO meet him. What is the
matter? Has the I" inVincible Jack
Woods got lame already or does be en-
terrain principles which be dare not open
ly avow. and discuss, before the people
whose votes he seeks 7 Alas ! for the de-
mocracy Of Rutherford Clothe yourselves,
good folks, ia sGck cloth and ashes
Dr sam, Il. AOfis.f, Of HsnisonbGrg, Va has
received the aPPOlutHent Of sargeon and Geologss
10 the United States Aaesian Well Expedition
undar Engineer Pope.
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AFAcr WoRrH KEowISs -Houseksepers should
know now that the season Of pies and paddings is
approaching and sugar inOrdinalsly a. that the
ACID 10 rbeosrb, and gOoseberres aud currents may
be nsa'rAized BY putting third tea-spoonfal Of
SODA 10 the fruis and wishOu, affecting the favor
A less quantity Of sOgI viii then answer 10
sweeten.
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BOHN'S LIBRARY OF FRENCH MEMOIRS

Inform tcitA ne STASDAsD LIBRARY.
MEMOIRS OF PHILIP De DUMMIES, containing the
Histories Of Louis XII and Charles yI Kings Of France,
and Of Charles the Bold, Dule Of Burgundy. To which
is added, The scandalous Chronicle. In volumes.
Portraits
MEMOIRS or THE DUKE OF sULLY Prime Minister to
Henry the Great. With Notes and Historical Intro
ductiOn by Sir WALTER ScoTr. In vols. With Gene
raj Index. Vols. l., H., and III. Portrait.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Il LANIER g. co.

WE w oasr D. front 81 eur Ware Aoass Tuesday.
w June i6th a 10 0eock, Tor Cash, iArgs Ssock q
Fresh GFoeerie siH
58hhds assH xrzdss sorar. 20 bis Newsonis hrbA
10 bhlss. DO distilled Whskey,
10 naKes D. ref Do IS bes Molasacs,
10 this pou Tered 60 So kegs SaiiS 4ssoFted:
so bsrs PRISE Balinoru ~ 90 ass'd Illtes CARS;
gie CoEas. Is bxs 6aFFot's SaAi.
50 bags prime n. q. Co1sc. lee d71rR hncAetS
leo basrs STAR Candles, 80 baskets 0hAnps
100 AK boxs d - eazks bess kag isA soda
an0 NJ assortcd Glassware - ease .Afdine-
100 gbls Nag an sksf. ia0 oKi ierrnn.
i4o Varsaas de lrrr9s alce.
81 R54ro1n % - tks 1obaece;
s. aye 90
uk 81 ihe smaller articles IN thr Gfccery HBe-
msys9. 1851. =. LANIER co.
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OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
EMAINING qnesIled for in the Post Once at Nash
IL villes JEne Is, 1857
Ladies' List.
Allison, Miss Dick Anderson MrsW
Allen, Mrs Francis . Alexander, Mrs vi
Anderson Mrs HP Allen, Miss Elenora
AiVson, Miss Dora
Brown, Mrs 10 Barrett MIssMF
Baker, Miss EN- Blunt Mrs : A
Barnes, Miss Eieuor Branch Miss
Don1, MS Bishop, Mrs NJ
BBianks, Miss Fanny Blake, Miss AndreEetta
D D4 slrS Lucy Bentley, Mrs P
O
Collins Mrs Emiine Campbell, Mrs Sarah
Cloyd, Miss Amanda CroTlv Miss Mary
C CSiP Miss Cabler, Eliza A
CLoloun hrs Cranda Miss Mary
SSNnPoSH' MS e Campbell, Lucinda
S ID lsnt, MIS- Martha Goa Awnings, Mary
C CS MISS Campbell, Louisiana
SSOPiet, mIS manoa Carr Miss Jane
C aPO ~ - LAhiIa4 Cunningham, Mrs
SCago, Matte UampbeI, Mrs EA
Caruthus, Mrs r Constant Miss
ID
Davidson, Miss Elizabeth Dix, Miss NJ Priscilla
Davis, Mrs Els Dixon 81 zabstb
paws MIS- tennessee Dobson Miss Martha
lean, MISS Juha Duncan, Miss Elizabeth
D'SAinS' MISS mary Dryer, Miss 5 q
EFF
Evans, Mrs Margaret Fannorv.Mr,EJ
leans EI1 Agness Franklin, Miss Eelm
Fieids Miss FoxhsIl, Petty
farmer' MISS A Fireman, Miss
G.
Gutnne, Miss a Gieaves, Mrs Ruth G.
Goodwin, Miss Mary Graham Mrs Margaret
Guy, miss Mahala GrizzeI, Miss J
Green Miss Virginia GIeayes, Mrs
Graves Mrs Helm G
H
Huntington, Mrs AM HuVhs MrsEH
Hay Miss Ann Hamp, Miss
HIghss, Mrs Helm NJ Hardng, Caroline
Hammer, Mrs Eliza Healy, Bridget
Hoffman, Miss Louisa Hurt, Mrs Mary
| Hall, Miss Elnora
| k
King, Miss MaryL Kincaid, Miss Liza
| Ringsburry, Mrs Jane O
Johnson Mrs MaryL Jones, Miss SIS
| Jones, Mrs Felix Jstus. MrsJE
Jones, Mrs WE Jsmes, Miss Lila
L
Lanier, Miss LC Leech, Catharine
Lghtfoot, Miss Rebecca Lewis Miss Mary
Leslie, Miss g Gorge Lewis, Mis- Amanda
Love, Miss Matte
Mclean, Mrs Temperance Miller, MissMR
| McCree. Miss Annie Moore, Mrs Matte
| McRea Miss AE Miller, Miss Mary
Mccullough, Miss Elizabeth Moore, Miss Addie
| McKorone, Mrs Morgan, Miss Julia
| Marshall, Miss NE Mills, Miss
| Moore Mrs Jno Mills Miss J A
| Marshall, Miss NJ
NO
| OdeH, Mrs Harriet Napper Miss Mollie
|
! IL
| Rains, Miss Matte RasIean Mrs Elizabeth
| Roberts Miss Eliza Patterson, Miss Eliza
! Revel, Mrs &c Page, Mrs L
! scrivner Mrs Jane Stebbins. Mrs Martha
| Sharpe Mrs & Steward, Mrs Mary
| Stone Miss Sallie Shame, Mis- Ann
| Sawree, Clara Stratton, Miss Maggie
| Shepherd, Mrs Thomas
t
| Thornton, Mrs Talley, Miss O
| Tiney. Mrs Thornhi, Miss Josephine
Thomas, Mrs Catherine
w
| Wi'hcOmb, Mrs Hammer Wilson, Miss Anna
| Williams. Miss Louisa Whaly, Mrs EP
| WilbOne, Mrs Rebecca Within gton, Mrs Nathi
| West, Miss Mamie Wooln, Miss Mary
| Williams, Miss Ann Warnic, Susan
Winlock, Miss Sale White, NJ IS Salle
! Wiley, Mrs Polly White, NJ ISIS Rachel
Winn Miss Mycha White, Miss Elizabeth
| Willis, Mrs Ii N Wilson, Miss Ann
Wi lams. Miss Williamson, Mrs Ann
| WaggOner, Mrs Mary
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Exfrn Family Lard

kAfE paing up "a quarter and half barrels.
" seIent article u niy Lard which siR sell
5r east Consumers something BY pBrchRs Of
rs. mAsal-lns WOODS co.
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ANTIQUARIAN LIBRARY.

BEDE and Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,
BRANDE'S Populor Antiquities. Syols.
EARLY Travels in Palestine,
ELLIS Metrical Romances
FLORENCE Of Worcesters Chronicles,
HAND BOOK Of Proverbs,
LAMBS Specimens the English Dramatic Poets Of the
Time Of Shakespeare.
WALLETS Northern Antiquities,
MARCO POLO's traveller
OLD English Chronicles (Sxl,
PASSION Letters (The),
ROGER OF WENDOvEB's Chronicles. 2vos.
WILLIAM OF MALMEsBURY do
e" New Works constantly added tOthe Series, AMI
regularly received amer Publication.
W. T. BERRY & COMPANY,
June 8, Nashville.
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FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
REGULAR PACKET.

TINHE fire and connections steAmer,H Tn -
L SWALLOW, ALEx. SRAZSR, EEEB-FJlksSa1 /
Master, will leave this day. MONDAY
10th inst at O'Clock, p for the above and all inter-
mediate landings. Having superior ecommodations
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
"A IL. HARRISON. Agent.
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b. :. WELLER.
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STORE
NO. 81, SOUTH MARKET ST. NASHVILLE.

II AvINg STABILIZED general Agricultural Depot a.
the above plac desire al old and true fiends'
and the public Al arge call and me, and examine
my stock Ia trade fhreshers the latest and most sP-
proved and Keepers Baruhs unrivaed corn and
Drills. Bin eys premium Povs ard Culuvators OF
kentucky Garden Seeds 81 every varsity aso, cover
Tnothy Biae Grass, Orchard Grass Canary, Hemp and
Rape Seed Bnckw and BAIL y, eonstantiy on hAnd
An kinds q Agrcultura and Horticultural Implements on
hsnd.
An kinds Of Copper, Tin, Bras and sheet Iron hsrs
s,Tl n.nus.ctured and oves Grst-s &c tor sale. Ag
rcuurAl band ordered AID sold AZ tne
nauufaeturers prizes and transpor Aba Also Iinnefs
Machines and Hans Fools from Peek sniih Oo.N Aana
hctory, sOath ngton. O m.
Jasf received a supDy Of Bash. LnA and Corn Beans,
TsTsS 49, n. wSLLER
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SALE OF NEGRO WOMAN.

DY virtue oftwo executions ia favor Of Alex Ledbetter
| ID against james Tarpey will on Saturday the
27Ih of June, the Court hOu'e walt IN the city Of
Nashville n O'clock expose % pubic sale, TO the high
est bidder for cash. negro woman namsd Julia, aged
IS year, also goof cook and washer and levied
she property Of said r4rpley, satisfy executions
said negro be any time until The dAy Of sale a.
| Tho Otbce % Wm. Q. Boyd.
/ joe til THOMAS UOBsOS q ID O.
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CA PE MI a Y.

T1OIUWBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND CAPE NAY,
u NEW JERSEY.-rhis extensive establishment will
be opened for the reception Of company THURSDAY,
June inst Since the close OF last IL has been
put In complete Order Painted throughout Papsred and
much new Furniture addel. corps Of the best drilled
Coored Servants have been selected from this City and
Baltimore, and every atteaton will be paid the
comfort and pleasure Of the guests Application for Rooms
or Cottages can be made at tbs once Of the subscriber
L. HARDWOOD,
June i-eod2m. No. % Walnu. street.
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CRAIGHEAD & Co.,
BEALERs
II a r. ID w a r. -.

JAMES B. ORAIGHEAD having purchased the entire In
- terest q Mr. Wh- II. MlNCHIN, In the balness Of
Cfagasai Min hin, y alone authorized 70 the
q the ate firm IN hquidaion and vii coasaue the bss
II the old stand, No - Pabac square under
above. mAySs
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TO PAINTERS.

NATANTED Immediately two good plain wOrkmen, to
w whom steady work, and good wages will be given
Apply to SPUaGIN a TAYLOR,
Painters, Graniers, &c, 4o.,
hopkinsyiie KY,
Juna Address 4. q
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60 NASHVILLE Typographical

titled to attend adjourned Meetin MONDAY EVENING
June IS. Punctual attendance Is requ fsted.
june IS. h. q. McLAUGHLIN, sec'ry.
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June 12-dlw. AddressP. o. Kox 40
WHITE SILK B0EKRTS BY EXPRESS.
ID EcEtYED this moEnng by Express lot OF White silk
II Bonnets, Of the very --latest styles and beautiful
terial.
Also cases OF elegant small aga French Jaeonetts,
with so pcs whits hnssueo Netting Our si0 Of go0ds
in general vel assorted, AMI all be offered 70 rasrcaats
only at low prices.
Jsnes BalU IRBY MORGAN AGO.
RENTS AND LEASE AT AUCTION
ON Saturday the 20sh June next will let b. paete
" tion 20 the highest bidier all The oees rooms,
ms rss and vacant grosEd aAcsn. The Post 0cs
on Church and Cherry tbs property III be "a
Is r years, able qlAriefy, With approved security
IN Bank. 4. K. GLASoetks Agent,
June lo-td. No. 81. Cherry q.
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SEEDS, SEEDS

7 AM expecting daily a supply Of Onion Seeds, Water
i Melon, Nutmeg and Caneiope Seeds, and choice
variety Of Flower Seeds Send in orders early.
June T. Y. : WELLER
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

NOTICE:
100000 wo&TH aS
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING
TO BE SOLD OUT AT GREAT SACRIFICE.
In view of the FINANCIAL PANIC, aud of the fact that 1t
may continue weeks longer TO leave us with an I'M
hand late in have concluded
TO CLOSE IT OUT AT ONCE.
Of slsge assortment of every description OF
ELEGANT FALL AND WINTER GARMENTS,
Manufactured with great taste either fiom goods of
OUR OWN IMPORTATION OR GETTING UP.
Also a superb stock Of
FURNISHING GOODS
SHIRTS Of our manufacture,
ROBES,
SHAwLS,
GLOVES, &c.
Tn. MONEY of ALL SOLVENT BANKS u this and the
surrounding States
t K EN AT P A R.
We have on hand also a large stock Of
VERY LOW PRICED CoTHING FOR
SOUTHERN AND WESTERN TRADE,
which will close out TO dealers
Alta very HEAVY PERCENTAGE LESS thaz COST
ID. DENLlN & CO.,
Corner Broadway and Warren st.. n. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17

VNT ALLAC TIL Z / + K -
w SATURDAY. Ocr H.
Decided Su.ce,s and Second Night II Pncies exquisite and
most interesting Drama
PAST AND PRESENT
Fret Night Of an entiftly pe,ite Comedy,
SPLENDID INVESTMENT.
Mr.. Blake, SIR. Wscot, &fr. Holisgd, Hr II Dav.n-
port Mr. Norton Mr. Whiting Mr. Philips Mrs Hoey, MIS-
VsrIou M1s Alien and Others in original Characters
MR. LESTER,
haviI recovered from his Illness will make h hrst appearance
On Monday evening entey New COMEDY, written Dy U
s. LelsId esq., entitled -
Or, LOVER AND HUSBAND
O.her novelties in active preparation.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-17
Special Notifes.


The Cnuai-sf. L. Il. Society meet a. invention Hall
No Ia WocHerst., on SUNDAY EVENING at O'Clock
Tn. ms .tina will be addressed b. II, NJ POER Mr. WAR
DFN A other 1neLt speakers The ends of Tem peance
are most re tspectfay invited 10 Stteno
NM. NASH, Secretary. JohN SOA' President.
Peoples Meeting at No. 1875 Bowery.-on Sun.
DAY TIE 18Th iuss Will be given lecture oh NE Business
an Financial Troubles Of the fmesN To commence al p
and TO be followed by discussion from Tree PLATFORM
Can Tor Northern Conv enti Whereas II must
t obvious 20 al That be American linton 10 enstanty oec0
ne more r1vie oHoed by Slavery into two olnct Aao
nDtegCnstc between whom harmony impofslSe,
sId even oTolnAiy intercourse IL becoming dangerous;
AID whereas Ssvery he gained entire control the
three branches Of National CIV rnep xec tive Jadi-
eis ard has the Consultation
deuy night Of Congress % establish Freedom even the
Territories and by the has Lovsd all
tca nom trsc Iorton Of the people o the Free Ssaes
ctee T.: Zines and places far greater
thar thy,e " hich tatbers iu repel
And there Probability .hA. future will
In these respects different from the pzst u1deY existing
IelA
TIE udsrGs,e cd resrec.f y rvte their fow citizen. Of
fb@ Free ConN -ntion 81 tCLENELAND Ohio
ca WEDNESDAY aud TIUkSDAY, October % aud 29 le5I
% eops i The practc ability probability aud e1pedency of
sspss0n Of AID Slave States and 10
NECESSITIES ~ the condition Of the times may require
COMMITTEE AReANGfMENTs.
THOS w. HlGGiSSON, WENDELL PHILLIPS
E.W BIRD, DANIEL MANN #
WILLIAM LLOYD GARRISON.
Joskfh A. HowLAAD, Secretary.
More than 100 have app, pded this call
wstntrs every Sree STATE hut CaHrniA
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