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Cg e. Bies~ s. Co.,


No. es CAMP sTREEA NEW oRLE ans,
-Manufac- Of
Ehe Patens InsIestrustibIe watsz Pipes,
PL UX5B RS,
TIN, COPPER, ZINK ANasHEETIRoN WORKERS.
Plumbing Copper Tin and Sheet Iron Work done in all
their various ranches.
Sheet Led Lead and I-a Pipes all si7es; Shower Baths
Bath Tubs Wash-hsnd BsiAs and SandssE Esp Sponge
Baths, WGisr Closets Lessand Cast Iron Ss; Pumps
Lift and F5uce various szs Beer Pumete VICTORIA
GREcIAH and DRAB NAsHsTANDs. suitable for wa.sr.
works or ~hout bean. dol article for bttssroens.
We hass constantly oaand large anhsa selected 1ss
ment Of
BRASS MRTALs, c c4G:Ks, etc.
sucas Bbb Cocks oP Upright end Bracket Cocks o all
sizes; washstand s Butlers shszpoSning Compression
for h cold water Lager Beer apCistsn Cocks
Also. Plated Cocks, % all kns Brass Hose and PlaConp-
lns and Hose fsom y to ishsss and all BrAas
1aly found in a aaAilAr establishment.
We have the cel isaisd METROPOLITAN RANGE, which
hss proven be hs very Ges Of na# ia use
sO the ceebrated Charter 0a and Amazon Coos soRes
5ses cook fog families Of foone five person
that will cook faE>six hundred
Are also Ag ats the cele rated JEFFREYS DOUBLE
ACTING LII AND FoRCESlUMP, with solS IndSa Rubber
Balls for va,Ees-Three sizs Nss q and 4; oes s2O So
and SOTO raise water orS TO 81 feet perpendicular
the from 50 liaea clear aaz1s with only
at he brake Th far superior teny other PumI
yet invenssd1
| COOKING STOVES AND RANGES Of all Sizes pattern
and prsss always ka either wholesale retail Also
Parlo Cice, Church, Bedroom and Steamboat HEATING
STOYESD Steamboats,. Hotes Pantati rs supplied
sh work done as warranted TO gSS satisfaction ca
| ders salielted from th..Sqnntry.
| c. C. RLER & CO.,
o-Rly-2pSm No. e5 Camp street, New orleazaN
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Island of GaIba.

JOSE DOMINGO s. MAYORAL,
importers SEHavana Cigars & Leaf ToaAcco,
No. l6 Cusomh street,
Has Just orshsd the above importing estasishment
where be sand superior of ons
mostfavorite, ,1<snds Of
HAVANA CIGARS.
PAPER CIGARS and
LEAS TOBACCO
at THE LOWEST PkIC2s.
"oLn JoE." as he is familiary kno for the last
sixteen 9sars, at his old stsaa is the Rotunda
UNDER THE ST. CHARLES HCREL,
still reain in his old qraEte where found the very
esttzands Of Havana AID Paper Cigars Of impora-
tion, Also, at his Ciga Stands in the
CITY HOTEL.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL, and
ARCADE,
always s very brands Chewing Tobacco
Paper Cigars and s very best quality Of Havana Cigars d
Smoking Tobacco. milo Pray
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EssC Goods.

VeB FOO8Ss
iG.REAP DEDUCTION IN PRICES,
20 CsspD ssreet- 20 Csmp street,
Under the City Hotel n o.
SgwELRY. ASB .n
Fansy ArticIes-Couprissng!
ssBrER MAcHR,- ROSEWOOD and MAHOGANY woKx-
BOXES,
LADIES' poHsET CASES
GENTnRxBN's DREssINs. CASES,
CABAs,
8AgxGAMMoN BeARDs,
CHESS,
DoMINoEs AND GAMES
PORTE NoSTAIEs;
SILVER, PEARL AHDf
. s4fBIA. GARD GASES.
SHE'LL COMBS, OF EvERFvARIETY.
Perfumery-
LUB1H's ExTRAsTsI
Ffs COLOGNE,
SOAPS,
PoMADEs~AND
TOILET Powgsszs
TsiE CELEBRATED FRANGIPAM PERFUMEss Rx-
TRACTS AND SOAPS.
FINE CUTLERY-Pen Pocket and Bowie Knives.
BR 5sHEs-of every description.
Wholesale buyers city purchases respectful
Watches and Jewsy carefully repared warraniss give
FRANKLIH ROBERTS,
ma 2pin u No. % Camp street
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.ars-iced
N o r R I s, M A u LII. &c CO.,
CLOTH ERS,
Successors to Norris wayJ
CoRNnR OF CAMP AND, CoMMods STREETS,
Under the City Hotel,
Now OHM 10 the public theirusua large and eegants
ment OF
Eesae Fall and Winter, ,Ofothing,
Embracing all the
VARIETIES IN STYLE, AND CHOICE MATERIAL
Tlzeir stock Of
DRESS COATS
FRoCEsCOATs and
BUSINESS COATS
Has l5ssA selected and manufactured the greasessss
bia care.
BLACK AND FAEC1CA PAN1s.
. FANCgSCAss SUITS.
CAzsQUE
In every variety.
TofsAer with 1nd beautiful assortuent Of
VESIS.......... of oil descriptions.
SHIRTS -. :.
FA1sgY GOODS :. asa 2ptf
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SsCas y Co.'s Lotteries.
MAGNIFICENT -SCHEMEii,
~sso,ooO for sIsRa

The Following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN 4 CO.,
Managers Of the PORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY, Of
Georgia. in each Of their Lseriss fs- JanuAry 1883 at
AUGUSTA Georgia. TO which city they removed
principal Office, to be drawn in public, follows;
Class 90 will be drawn on SATURDAY Jeauary q Iess
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The attention Of dotel Keepers sopreors a Eating Hons
Caterers for Club Mesrooms, taA Private Families
mended to tri@ Of lea Psrsins fanoas Worcestershire
Sauce This men by its merits h4 attained the g
rank ssan palatabs and wholesome Sauce sppB-
cable to lh hot and ed meats game, etc., etc.,
tenSively use6bA all quarters II the globe.
The 'miationss both sides Of the Atlantic
speak loudly f its me d the fact Aat received only
Medal to foreign sauce at thu New York Exhibition
aests the estimation in shich he by those sesasa with
special bity Of the quall Of SINH
lar artcl Of table And being e popua Sauce in
the mast unprncpsd parties offering for ss spurious
Sauce ts slightly varying the spelRg of LEA ERRINs
only Pzsprietors Of ths Genuine saace.
sek always in stOre Also orders direct
ment, ,Aom England.
lDHN DUNCAN & SONS,
405 Broadway New York
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Ctoaks, .Uaissittas,
MILLINERY AND DRESS MAKING,
Laess, EmbroideSses, etc., etc.

10Y
CANAL STREET.
Finding that her Increasing required additional
store accommodation
M n s.. II u R N E 1
begs inform her Lady friends and generally that
she has leased the spacious No. 07 Canal street. adjoining
her present stand which has bees fitted Sp expressly
Snow ROOM, for C4oAKS, MANTIIIIAS AND BON
NETS desirable choice stock of those goods
received direct from he first houses in Paris and
ing opened which she respectfully sSc the and
continued patronage Of the Ladies of New Orleans
gers visiting the city
The Embroidery Department
In No 100 considerably increased and will
tain of the novelties and styles.
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIES. REAL LACEs,
of every variety and entirely designs.
JOUVINS AND ALEXANDER'S
KID AND SILK GLOVES.
DRESS-MAKING conducted nder the direct supeTlntend-
Of Mrs Turner hertofore by lady Of considerable
experience and acknowledged capacity.
The Millinery Branch of business attended to by
French lady of decided talent and taste.
Ladies' and Families residing in the country who may End
visit New Orleans rely upon strict and
punctua execution of their ode by addressing MRS TUR
NER. l09 Canal street.
conhding their orders Mrs Turner will nud
them promptly and accurately executed.
Nos lO7 AND 100 CANAL STREET
nc 2p3m&W New Orleans.
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Read This /!

NEW ORLEANS, August II, 1857.
W. P. COLEMAN, Esq:
Dear siThe twenty inch MIL which purch ased from
you for Mr.. j. Packwood plantation has been attached
the sugarmll engine and put in operation last am
pleased with in every respect both in
plicity durability, and quantity grinds. mill
when operation several times and found my surprise
mill grinding buhe minute therefore expect
hem grind regularly thirty bushels per hour ease.
To Sugar Planters would especially recommend your Mills
believing them superior any mill manufactured
Yours, respectfully,
aul4 2ptf JOHN S. MCDONALD, Engineer
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Toys at Cost Prices !

3 A. r. OU S S EFT & CO.,
VIII sell, FROM THIS DAY. all their assortment Of TOYS,
Comprising INDIA RUBBER, TIN, CHINA AND GER
MAN TOYS, in all their varieties. nice assortment Of
China JEWEL BOXES Manielpiece Ornaments, and Eta
CERES Fancy Arees-In fact all articles Of TASTE and
LUXURY will be offered small profits. TO close these
Goods. Gall soon for bargains, at
A, ROUSSET & CO.'S,
No 50 Canal street
d22 2plm Next door to Aiuen's Dry Goods Store.
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Holiday Presents
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAFRs 7 /
AT TYLER'S,

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAFRS 7
AT TYLER'S,
All Ns. no Canal st1eet.
Received bytAs last arrivals and beautif1l Goods
prices to suit the times
variety Of FINE WATCHES for Ladiss-aU Gentle
Fine Git Bronse and Marble CLOCKS
WATCH CHAINS, SEALS, KEYS md CHATzEsA1 1FyEs.
DIAMOND PINS, EARRINGS STUDS etc.
CORAL 'FIsE PAINTING. MOSAIC, ENAMEL, OPAL.
GARNET and other fine SETs
BRACELETS, GOLD THIEBLEs, NECK CHAINS, and
other ARTICLES Of Jewery, In great variety.
SILVER TEA SETS, FORKS, SPOONS, -4ADnRs CUPS
KNIVES, CASTERS, etc
SILVER SLATED WAREr-Cake Trays, Fssit snd Oyster
Dishes, Sugar and Butt Stands, ETC., eE-e
SPECTACIEs in Gold, Silver, Steel or Shell Frames
PAPIzR MACHE and ROSEWOOD WORE sad DRESS
ING BOXES and geas variety OF hne ,Tsncy Articles for
sale at reasonable prices syerware oisEery description
made tosde Jewelry Manufactured 1EepsiBsd Watches
and ClSsks Of all DESCRIPTIONS carefully repaired-i
E. A. Tyler,
ITO Ceasa street, one dosrfIom Royal
dis2ph SBne Building.
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III. PS. Buckley,
WATCHM MAKER,
Camp street,
Respectfully invites the attention of purchasers ne
stock Of
SILVER AID PLATED WARE,
FINE WATCHES N0R LADIES ANOsGENTLEMEN,
Of the latest styles and most perfect workmanship. The bss
substantial
SILVER HUNTING LEVERS,
Equal to my Watch for tzss.
Alarge assortment "a
CHAINS,
BREAsTaxs
EARRINGS
sET9 OF JEwELR x sAe.
DIAMOND RINGS AND BREASP- IS.
EHE FINEST PEBBLE sPECTAGLEs.
Which Offered large reduo oen from former yates
p Personsl attention given Wstch Repairinssas usual
n23 2p4m s. ...
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Mrs. Cady j. Go.
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY DRESS MAKING
AND Ho sIERY

Recommendation STRxxF
Bstween Camp ana ST. Charles,
Beg leave Inform their lady Friends the public gener-
ally hathey have made large additions to he stock of MIL
LINERY, DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, ETC., and
prepared with dispatch the
able terms. all kinds of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved style
Every description of TRIMMINGS and large Of
LADIES' CHILDRENS and INFANTS CLOTHING con-
stansly hand. R~Gounry orders promptly attended to-
Ladies will please call and inspect stock before purchasing
elsewhere
sale at this establishment
MRS. CADY & Co.,
oil 2p4mMOwe&Fr 81 Canal street New Orleans
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PHILAD ELPHIA.
ktN FOR PHILAD ELPHIA - REGULAR
&FHH Packet Line-ihe Al schooner Narragansett.
Hall, master, having nearly all her
will have dispatch For balance Cf freight passage
board, Post ~, Second District
jal5 GEO. W. HYNs0N CO.. 81 Camp street.
kEk FOR PHILADELPHIA- = KEYSTONE
kFFN Iine-First Vesserhe Al very sailing
ssszspacket bark Joseph Hale, Merrill, MASTER only
1O hhds and 50 bales complete
ing and will sail few days For balance OF freight
ial2 J. H. BASS. Ilg Common street
kSk FOR PHILADELPH HIA IRREGULAR
kFFSN Packe-The Al clipper schooner Argus f. We,
II. Sharp, master, having large portion her
cargo engaged will have quick dispatch For balance Of
jas GEO W. HvNsoN CO.. 50 Camp street
6Ak FOR PHILADELPHIA- = KEYSTONE
Jf LiBefhs Al and very fast sailing regular packet
kSfskzabark Joseph Hale, Merrill, MASTER of
her engaged and going board and will quick
patch For balance OF freight apply board
posiie The Red Stores, Second District
jas j. H. BASS, Il9 Common street.
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Moderator Lassrass.

Ju received, large and beautiful Of Bron- IAN
PStcelan MODERATOR LAMPS frou thu best Paris nan,
factories. For sale -
.. LION l. E4NSARD,
ms 2ntf corner Roy nj and Rianvill a. Sts
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kk& FOR NEW YORK-THE FINE Al BRIG
Mfxt WappOO, Carver, MASTER having Of her cargo
gaeed, will have quick dispatch. For balance Of
freight, appiyto
jai5 GEO. ". HYNsoN CO., 50 Camp street.
6kR FOR NEW YORK-FIRST YEssEI.-The
Mf4 Al and fast sailing regular packet bark Eliza
&st@E-A. Cochran, Capt. Noyes Is loading and
will sail In few days For freight OF
ply board oppoe the Vegetable Market Second District
or to j. II. BASS,
jal3 ll9 Common street.
6&k FOR NEW YOHK-FIRsT VESSEL
HTHN The Al and very fast sailing bark James L.
Davis, 200 hhds. sugar complete her load
ing will sail in few days. For freight Of which, apply
board opposite Vegetable Market Second District
jal2 j. II. BASS, l19 Common street.
AK FOR NEW AORk-THE Al FAST SAIL
KyHN ing packet bark Hannah Thornton, Capt
&Ssz.Tar has the part Of her engaged
going board, viii have immediate dispatch For freight
apply to j. II. BASS,
jail ll9 Common street.
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Wines and Liquors,
Ia............. ROYAL STR SET,
Asnpply of CREAsR DE BoUZY CHAMPAGNE ,Rquarsa
constantly hand whiclls equal to the that
GENES TO this mArkS.
4 Also -
OTHER BRANDS OF INSERIoR QUALITY.
FIN9OLD PoRT-sss best in the eisrs
SPARKLING aed STILL HoCA. MADEIRA AnA SHERRY
WINES.
BRA DIES:
sAZERAC Vintage Os6, 1898 and 1905, and othss,
brands.
WH1sK KYs
OF aid zptions-Seots y, Irish Rye anSsourbon.
ALE and PORTER in pinsand quarts.
- Also.
hssA my usual Sment of the hast WINES AMI LII
QUoR In the market, which will be seld
| term t-as any other henssln the city,
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
dEsp1y No. II Royal sirsst
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R. I'll. Porter
ENTIST
Has reurne5 and resumed the practice os DENTISTRY in all
It's branches t No. 157 CANAL sTREER the corner q
Baronne srshe residence occupied by him more thai
wenty years- ol2 2pH
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AK FOR BALTIMORE-REGULA LINZ
MFFN The Al schooner Mary Eddy, Lewis. master, is
t.now loading and will have quick Dispatch For bal
of freight apply to
jai5 GEo. W. HYNsoN CO.. 50 Camp street
q k&S FOR BALTIMORE-DIsPATC LINE
MT The very fast sailing regular clipper bark Regina,
x.B ]. Booker, maser having large OF
engaged will have immediate Dispatch For balance offreght
10 sugar and mOasses apply
For passage, having 6ne accommodations apply
ter on board. Jas
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The KELIER TRoUPE.-Thls- great troupeasf art
istes, numbering sixty members, and nclsaing
charming corps de ballet, with.M1e Christine very
fascinating ennseuse are on their way to ,the city
and viii isoon appear. Qua notice Of thar arrival
and disappearance win be given.
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The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,
8. y. ADAMS...... .EDITSR.
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER having the largest ejaculation
Of arg Country Newspaper in As South is very RESPECTFULLY
offered advertising media the Merchants
ears.
Orders advertising Al the CRESCENT OFFIOE will
h punctuay attended.to.
Ha-FRANK A. BARTLETT. agent Oglaaus. ia7 %
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T1nE IMPROyED NIcCHESNEY WAsu

ING MR.iH1NRe III II MeCHESNEf WASTE
serber ORDERS left 10 Apollo street, 294 Magazine street
10 BOX l5 Mechanics Exchange the grocery store Of
james Collins, bs Apollo street. specimen be
VIII De promptly attended to- All ask OF the public
u anu they do not give satisfaction, the
monsI, viii be refunded ]. NJ. DAUGHERTY,
0I4 II No 10 Apollo street.
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Lsa s PERKINS,
WORCESYERS SHIRESA AUCE.

IL 2nMoif
The Placer herald., 1858-05-22
Democratic State Convention.

At meeting of tie Democratic State Central
Committee, held in Sacramento, on the 10th day
of May, 1858, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Resolved, That the next Democratic State Con-
vention be held in thu city of Sacramento. on
Wednesday, the 4th day of August next, and that
the basis of representation be as follows viz:
One delegate at large from each county, and one
delegate for every two hundred Democratic votes
cast at the last general election for any Democrat
ic candidate on the State ticket nominated by the
Democratic party exclusively. and one delegate
for every fraction Of one hundred or more votes
cast for such Democratic candidate
Resolved, by the Central Committee, That it is
rec commended that the Democracy in the different
counties meet on the goth day of July next, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the State
Convention.
The Democracy of the State of California are
hereby notified that State Convention will be
held in the city OF Sacramento, on Wednesday,
the 9TH day Of August, 1858, and that the aap-
portionment of representation therein, as settled
upon by the State Central Committee, is as fol-
The Placer herald., 1858-05-22
STOLEN...$5O REWARD

GTOLEN from the ranch of the under -
- signed, two and half miles south
of Auburn, the night of Monday, NJ IL
May 10th, inst, TWO BAY HORSES: one has
white face and white hind feet, some saddle
marks, and scar on the right hip-thc other has
branded W. B. on the left shoulder (thc brand
blended together; the B forming part of the W.
and W. B. (same as above) and S. N. below it, on
the left hip. Any person who may return tho
horses with the thief will receive the avove re-
ward; or any one giving information where tho
horses may be obtained, will be literally reward
ed WILLIAM BUNCE.
Two and a half miles south of Auburn, near
Sacramento road.
May 22d, l85S.-lt
The Placer herald., 1858-05-22
Frazier River Mines.

GIdA4CA SAVCK mAACos
California miners are ever on the alert for
new diggings, and neither distance or difficult
ty has the effect to check the adventurous
spirit of the prospector, who is always ready
to take up the line Of march for some new
found Ell Dorado, whether in the deserts of
the Gadsden Purchase, the uninhabited wilds
Of Utah, or the dense forests Of the British
Possessions. Gold Lake and Kern river have
had their day and dupes; but the experience
and the disappointments that attended the
seekers for the riches of those famous locali-
ties, seems in no wise to have dampened the
ardor or checked the tendency to be ovet
credulous regarding new diggings. There is
class Of miners who are never so well con-
tent, as when, with pick and pan, they are
leading the van to new fields of gold, and
preparing the way for more tardy and success
full followers. They are the pioneers-halt
miners, half hunters, with whom it is plea
sure, rather than labor, to court the dangers
and hardships of the forest, and bring to
light the first fruits of new harvest of gold.
They are not men to be deferred by the OBJ
stacles that may lie in their path, or hesitate
on account of discouraging reports. II they
be but satisfied that gold is before them, they
will surmount all difficulties.
The accounts from the Frazier river coun-
try show these characteristics of the prospec-
tor in strong light. The spirit Of hardy
adventure has already penetrated to the heart
of that wild country, and now region, that
but short time ago was like sealed book
to most of the people of California, has be-
come as familiar in name as household
word, and the hopes and intentions Of thou
sands are turned in that direction.
The favorable accounts received, leave but
little doubt that plenty Of gold is to be found
on Frazier and Thompson's rivers, which
may be but the starting points of extensive
diggings This will be demonstrated before
many months, as the excitement is spreading
in California and on every hand we hear Of
men bound for Frazier river Should the
news continue favorable from that quarter
for two or thee more steamers, a rush may
be expected that will exceed every preceding
excitement of the kind in the State
To those who have determined to 90, (al-
though we doubt the propriety Of their move)
we would recommend them to take the ad-
vice of reliable persons from that country,
who say that August will be as soon as work
can be done upon the rivers. BY that time
more accurate Information will be obtained
rs to the value Of the mines and the routes
Of conveyance better established. If the
dggings be but limited in extent, there will
be no nducement for any one to 90; but
should they prove at all like those in Califor.
min, nothing is lost by waiting to be well
assured. BE not too anxious-if Frazier
river is worth anything, it will be better after
while, or year or two hence, than it is
now, or else California experience goes for
nothing. The bed rock will not be reached
for some time to come.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-22

political contest this summer, but the Central
Committee have decided to have one. We
have therefore got nothing to do but submit
to their decision, and prepare for action, and
that, not after the ticket is nominated, but
now Immediately, at the Primary Elections.
1t is true that the only real contest has oc.
Cured for the last two years, who ever has
got the nomination has been elected, as a
matter OF course, but as there are only two
candidates to be nominated, the main strue.
gle will turn on another point, and that will
be the Resolutions; there is no use in dis.
gusing the fact, the anti-Administration
party in this State this comprises Negroites,
Know -Nothingism, and every other ism and
faction that is opposed to DemocracyA in.
tend to vote at the Democratic Primary
Election, (as they have done at Sacramento,)
with the hope Of carrying the Convention.
and passing Broderick resolutions. This
must be prevented. Measures must be taken
TO prevent fraud. Doubtful men should be
pledged to the support Of the ticket; it would
be better if they could be sworn before being
permitted to vote One part Of the tactics
of the enemy is to make no party issues;
they have commenced the cry aIrerdy. do
not wish to do so either, and do not wish
to make the nomination or election Of
Judge of the Supreme Court political ques.
ton, and would like to see politics avoided
altogether, on such an occasion; but as l
have said before the resolutions are the real
matter Of contest If, as it is confidently
believed, large majority Of the party are
Administration men, let us prove it, by elect
ing none but wel-tried and certain men As
delegates to the County and State Conven.
tons. If Administration Resolutions are
passed, the Broderickites will, as heretofore,
bolt, but it will be for the last time, hereafter
we will be done with them, our courses will
be different, they to seek the lowest depths
in the slough Of Black Republicanism, whilst
we continue onward and upward in the course
where Democratic principle lead.
OMIKRON.