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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-10-15

u Iho towns yet 20 como IN, 81 gave
Democratic majorities last year: so that, if
they have voted the same this year, there will
be II Democratic towns ont Of the 239
towns in the State. Is the Courier satisfied.
VERMONT IN THE n Y. STATE Fam
In notice of the premiums awarded at the
n. y State Fair, VIC find the following:
THE Utica tanning and asserting machine.
invented in Vermont, got first premium. 1t
Sits grain through a series of screens, depos-
iting the different qualities in separate draw
ers' leaving the plumpest and fullest for the
last 1t works beautifully"
This is the machine invented and patented
by Mr.. Nutting, of Randolph.
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PRoylNcErovN, oc.z-In port sehr panl 8 xershon,

PRoylNCErowN, ocsE-In port schr Dani Nershon,
RICHMOND, Oct 2-Arr schrs Danvlle Chester NYorx
higgins Longstreet and Jos Holmes, Matthew'S do;
HAYES, Mason Albany O. Cran,ner, and Honesty Apple
ton, DO Sd schr Hardscrabble Gregory, NYoIk
ROCKLAND, Oct 2o-sid bark II Rimbal, Crockett, Bar
BADGES; schrs John Bell Ham, Richmond, Corvo Hobrook
and Hiawatha simonton NYork, 26 Josiah Achorn Merrill
Richmond Union Foss; Lucy Blake Snow; L Snow Consry
Amanda Powers Robinson l. w Alexander, Alexander, Il
Bullwlnkle Frenc and Oregon, Nash. NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO Oct 6-Adv ships Western Continent
Reed, for Hong Kong 9Th War Hawk Simmons do with
despatch Radiant for irt or chtr barks Yankee Smith
for Honolulu abt It'll; 0rk Trask for Portland, o. Palmetto
Garcia for Guayamas 18TH Adelaide Nye for Mazasn ard
2Oh Early Bird or Hong Kong direct on or before
10TH schr Alice Fisk for Tehua ntepec before 9th
In port ships John Park Rich, for guano islands
days Reynard Freeman 70 ioat Jarvis Island for
United States al Sl2 per ton.
SEARSPORT Oct 2l--Sld bark Sarah Nickels Nickeis
Western Islands, 18th, brig L Knight Grnn Whining.
ton, NC.
SALEM Oct 2s-Arr schr Amelia sanborn Nachias for
York.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY-Arr at Port Townsend Sept
brig Rice MITCHELL San Francisco via Victoria
acoom 5h banks Brones Newell do for Seabeck Mallory
Victoria for Port Orchards 10TH America San Francisco for
Elsalady.
Cid Sept ship Georgiana, Porter Seabeck for Sydney
NsW; lh, bark Maytower, Raymond Victoria; 2h schr
Frances Ellen Collins San Francisco l7th briggs Wmanuc
Cooper do; Cyrus, MITCHELL do.
Al Humboldt about I'd Sept ship William, Berry, for Mel
bourne.
WILMINGTON. Nc Oct E-Arr brig VIM Purrngton Bry.
ant Boston; schrs Brown Derrickson, Work Smith
Chesbro; Dixon Swain; Adele Gof Henry Ho,ten, Ges
and Rhode Island, Curtis do Francis Hawkins Percyal
Turks Islands for Boston, 18th Edward Kdder Harksen,
York. Cid schr Harry Maybee, Higbee, NYork.
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Their, was great mserns q printers rday evening
isr o. o r.iss and endarsing q.
se. ro% he TSa district The large dining ball w ,a HGa
with members 81 The cra every 81 whom displayed the
fnchns friend Amor j. Williamson Burning Tar barrels
The meeting at 81 O'Clock BY Mr. chas
W Coburn, Who nominated MAJOR John W Mouion for per
nation Mr.. = D smith and Fish we're selected as vice
Presidents and ], v. y Roinson AZ secretary
g. W. Colbarn Thomas Rocker. McAdsrn SEWER Ranney
u. highest terms, worthy Of Ell support
pans p. poSsedoss sommss was sen. 2 pursuit O
man who vas received with The mos, yocfeous oaburs, Of
restored, M Williamson made brief appropriate neat
ADDE'S which was received with gres, cheers
tons were reported 2, an early stage q the meeting BY Nj
enthusiasm, and without dissenting ycice.-
r WIZ Amor w,%-SS : before he people e The
second, Third fih and Eighth wards candidate
the last general s0vance the wages printers time "
dS. When snsssss was an and The cos, o.
the FIRST Ok bs accord and without solicitation
Ne T. ri s ePG sed s 70 stand ID
hse employers who Stand by them and . show % TIE World
iuaed y are hrd IN grateful r,msmnrance therefore be
honest upright liberal and candid man who worthy the
honest support ofal who admire strict integrity sterling talent
ioe y esarsesr has placed himself a. the head q an nsa
sSa e sm sa w rs eo% Craftsmen IN S sap y b.
uccs an employee even as be did when working with
Reso,ed That an times and under all circumstance
" Mll has the FIRM and undertaking friend
~ The sokngman that he been ready uphold
fcnt ~ labor that all questions affecting the
h. invariably been found upon the aide ~ rhi and Justice
willing nsp " hon II tpJ-r not only with bis pen but with
hi srse fiesd II rights univer
~ progress the inplaeaie foe 81 tyranny and wrong the
fearless the Independent The unpr rch tseahie.
ReeBted That Amor WIaIssDs peculiarly fitted both
~ hs siity legislator snd his honesty Tor q
repreefnle Congress that hts election wuul1 "a matter
PRINT he 81 pride - gers
that VII best endcasors . crown MN Win
IN The canvass
Received That every member ~ tsseneeng regard him
sell hight ~ one. u wall upon friends
vh siev q cnlshug hcml he otase Which brought
i0gethpf each and a ~ every fr means
~ secure return ~ Amor williamson d. fs pHd that ho
1Nfd tulRres. 0nal dsirt may boss rtrfes. pH4Ve Ia
whom ne Wyklnera8 my place npAci lrs-o whom iho
u@Iple nh1 he pruud
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sS ans day. % a. r ipis ca
o. spoke barn nsrsss hours Ae 1 for rrin.sd
on the 2h and 18th Oct In LAT AZ % Ian Is ~ esperen
heaSs gale from NE 70 N and shipped sea which ned's
w s s Es on RSsssOs Port FAssH GsH oa
saw vessel SUNK with the end Of her gan sticking cut OF
Brig Milton, Potter Gonaives octs with mahogany, to
Brig Baltimore Cof Baimore, Nelson, Havana, 20 days,
ss S o. Il oass S Nsqs S y
exchanged signals with snip showing red swallow tail with
The brig Belle Flower The has experienced very heavy
Brig Belle Flower eo Piton) Bmm, Galveston 81 days,
@ s s .Ss % New S % 81
bremen !h Lat % 70 Ion y s. shshssnsea signals with ship
was boarded BY which oiled and e.bn and
and boat Psss g osP asras 10Th NSE
Brig Bircard rorrey, Cole, Machas days. with spars,
Brig sagomors DAVIS, Calais, days, with lumber &c, to
Brig Judge Whitman of Deer Ise Pressey cal.s 10 days
via Boston and Salem with lumber, bound 10 Philadelphia
sehr Emma tr, HardenSroos, Lonaonaerry Ms. days,
sshr Tley Br, wnlingale Hisboro, NIB days. with
sehr Ilesraior r anderson Prince Edward Island.
schr James Holmes of Port jefferson Brewster, Key
s 70 Ion saw schooner painted Ssss With black mas!
scis Ka,e Field Allen Savannah Is days, with cotton and
schr Eva Bel, Gipin. Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Cake Endicot, Philadelphia for Boston
Schr Knight Sears, Philadelphia FOR Boston.
Schr Martha, Baxter, Philadelphia for Boston.
Schr Potomac Lord, Ellsworth, days
Schr Canova, Fullerton Ellsworth IA days.
Schr Snow, Jones, Bucksport days.
Schr Secor, Partridge, Orland days.
Schr Caroline Stone, Boynton Bangor 6 days.
Schr 4 Artemius Mitchell, Machias, days
Sclr Eagle, Gregory Rockland, 3 days
Schr Oregon, Hatch Rockland, days.
Schr Corvo Hofbrook, Rockland 8 days.
Schr Amanda Powers, Robinson Rockland, 5 days
Schr Nourmahal Crockett, Rockland days.
Schr Chieftain, Rhodes, Rocklanc. days.
schr Warrior, Elwel, Rockand, days.
Schr Kossuth, Coker Newburyport. 2days
Schr NJ Lane, Lurvey, Gloucester.
Schr Flying Fish, Low, Gloucester.
Schr Corinna NJ Jones' Gloucester
Schr Angeline, Oliver, Boston, days.
Schr X L kenney, Kenney, Chatham.
Schr Rebecca, Snvey, Yarmouth, Mass.
Schr Vim Abbott, Smith, Port Even for Atakapas-
Steamer Curlew, Arey, Providence
Steamer Osceoa, Smith. Norwich and New London.
BELOW.
Ship Java Daggett, from Glasgow Sept g. with mdse TO
Durham h Dlmon
SAILED
Steamships Ariel Havre, &c; Edinburgh (Br). Glasgow
The steamship jamestown, Richmond &c anchored in
quarantine last nighthe wind outside Hook being from
South, with heavy sea, and very thick
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EARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, October 30. 1855.

CLEARED
Steamship sa1oon dam, Ehlcrs, Observation-Disclosures;
saoan,ship Anrus,a woodruff. savannah-s L Mhchnl 4
ssssnship uun,syile ros, ssvannsb-H Cromwell Co
rsesneAp Nashville Murray chsfe.on-Spo1ord Tlesisn
! tssau,sssp jamestown Parrish Norfolk Ac-H Ludiau
stean@hp faiapeoo J-7aeld Baliimore-H b Cromwell A
ship Jss fIovey Robinson. sydney Nsw-R W Cameron.
tfiE slas GreenYsq Neoeer View oflesns-W frosa
Bra Ber C&sapbca tBr), Forest Sierra Leone -Beuwh
Bris Nsandor tBr, Dawson a. John NB-Js whitney Co
hrg Bei< Poole Joy, ealvesion-G ferris
schr z Williams .Br. Hamilton = John Mp Nevius
Ast 80 - o......v
tchf Presto, Hawkins fernand'na-pbble Bunce
sctf = u IT, sopcr carolina ny D Murray
f'tr .ris.s RSncar Phiiade lphia-lss Hand
sir Nile. Gard Portsmouth-f n Coz
tchr VI y Nsngiu Russell TA1ui0n-yasier
f,il y neestr welf,ns Hartford y d Edwsrds
hshr " .ooyoesA baHs Nv nayep-nunhsm Dmen
tsesnisr Bss,oo. sssss. rbiaaer6a
ARRIVED
.aS s.sSs Sa = ss,l1 - bus wna !, ns ne
~ ~ miles u Hsusras exchanged sgnnls WEs steanshr
fhB NJ CtaubetsHn sberirau. Calcutta len sapa Head
June ~ IN mees u ~ trap Sherman o v-se rs cham
Oau@s.. Bosian ~ Easarl BroTaf-e M EHesb
ss ~ ss jsgst sasS - dSys to ssa. 9s re seal'
49, aoir Eaf-e seaman. ~ 1uIsey, as agertsrt,
c.5s nam M. rsr Tor I0ndo1 81 ~ III .ssN gIw
spatr 6sfs III ~ sdays Iron Besoa 90 Ma se.s
y Esr ks.ssG,' 81 z a s.e .sae :, rs ,n'.s
lftaat nvn tFK whfh lAs4eo - u t9uls. ~ 81 ne
usais ft 81 Manfslt II "a nist r1u tlt NsrF rafbe
tmf ga 80 elps. tenoed heavy Weaihr he cuiro
n.ts q t.t. s., vrIsr Mslsg, = a.. ete,t.r
baft NHh #a#Has FHf es. la GslWHfs tst#Y f0aer
.tyo.et gtrg hcaty vesthg. lht oaE Nas IS oers0n
b. ~at ts ~ x Ss.b o.,s'.. ,.sss ''~ W ''P
- ltnncn fied u Howard V.,-Dusn' a. NJ G..so ]
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f,ITIzENs READ rH1s.-vINDICArE YOUR RIGHTS

n
~ protect the ballot box-The attention people
this city all parties is earnestly requested to the e.,IaaT
thereby secured for frauds developed in the follow
n sf rs0ao'n' Oh inc Democratic Nepa0iSn 'ene Com
a. meeting Of the Democratic Republican General Com
Saturday evening October So s5s the following resolutions
for the
the ns ali Po yss y with
And whereas 4 has been The established At al times
great political parties And whereas there present
wh s GiaR int
and an party parts but united
commssoners having Sppsnied nearly ali he Poi Clerks
% a%S1 & he Ct Sf & @
only about thirty the friends of the democratic county ticket
made the Police Commissioners that Poll Clerk
in each election should be allowed the great and dominant
emptorily and explicitly refused Therefore
Police Commissioners 81 substantially the entire Of the
keeping Of The list Of voters at tn and Of The ayng
al beray every principle justice but
Of s Police % and dangerous
Resolved That the assumption by The centrally appointed
entirely with the arbitrary wrestling By the same central
control pGSb r police no%ns spponea fS their
service and actually paid for by their money All Of which acts
and denote plainly intention TO subject completely
m me w and oppn % The people, u s
city before our rights and power are 80 thorongy crushed By
resistance ,-..<.,.
sisted will doubtless be followed up, whenever Seward
again power. BY the a. choice Of
Inspectors and from the people this city Com
appointed Albany thus TO the central
power by the selection OF and interruptions tools the
all officers without 10 the
posted by the people in the ballot box
Resolved That earnestly call the people Of This city
strength the Seward party power
city The right Of self government OF which has
been unjustiy deprived.
Resolved That attempt polling can.
the Indicates The the ppeayerso 1885,
Ia behind the Police design continue
the the hands Of their friends
great and controlling fraud IN. duty Of democrats
their inlluious schemes.
Resolved That those districts which
cratic poll clerks, earnestly call upon the democratic
Inspectors either 10 appoint additional poll clerk else 10
keep tally Of the number OF votes poed that In districts
heavily democratic the poll clerks VIII able by emitting
poed tb. number voting and the
desruci OF large number OF democratic ballots
Resolved That the provisions the fourth section Of The
" Act 10 provide ertn and estimate OF votes
each election In the cities II New York Brooklyn"
clare that the poll clerks sha afford and render such
silly recommend he democratic every
r IN which they In majority 20 take advantage OF that
provision by requiring Of such clerks services whatever
but IN the contrary excluding them entirely PARTED
patton In he and that IN every district IN which there
democratic only and dem
poll clerk that the local democratic organiz
on appoint committee TO attend the Of the
tally Of the number candidate
preserve n record thereof
PETER X. SWEENEY, Chairman.
: soI 3 Il t. SIalsss,; }seereAnes
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7 LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
"A the democratic electors Of the Second Assembly District
held Saturday evening October 80 instant of
Centre and Pearl streets and after hearing several able re-
resolutions unanimously adopted =
Resolved, That cheerfuy and heartily endorse the ad
mnsraton of James Buchanan and believe efficient eff
fectiye and just as any that have preceded It - .
Resolved That candidate for assembly Hon Michael
Fitzgerald, we find of integrity talent and one
who has always stood firm 10 municipal rights and true in all
trying times 10 the principles of party and further we
recognize n him efficient able and honest opponent Of all
monopohes 70 the interests Of the labong classes whether
their interests sacrificed the shrine of those
that live upon their toll.
Resolved, That pledge ourselves support and all
honorable means the election OF candidate the
Hon NJ Fitzgerald assembyman represent interest
in The next Legislature. JOHN MEEHAS, Chairman.
THOMAS cox, Vice Chairman
JAMES TREsAIR, }c,.ro,ou,.,
JAMES NJ. GufEATHER, eei'e9
p S-A meeting viii be held at the place Monday
evening Nov. j. AZ ~ T. VI Several eminent speakers
invited and VIII address he meeting All good democrats
no
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THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
i Regular union anti Lecompton nomination
For Congress,
AMOR j. WILLIAMSON.
RIO THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS IN KINGS COUNTY.

rro THE GERMAN DEMOCRATS IN KINGS COUNTY.
FELLOW CTIzESs-
The German Democratic Centra Cup IN ngs county mas
give candidates who have their nomination
the Bradley Committee their undivided support at he
coming election, for the following reasons
Because the Convention recognizes the bradley
Committee the only regular one in Kings county.
Because the Convention of the First district
likewise recognizes the Bradley Committee as the regu-
lar one
Because in the re nomination of Hon George Taylor
for member of Congress of the Second district the
highest tribute honored President James buchanan
Because the OF one OF esteemed fellow czene,
Mr. Albert Fries the county ticket candidate Tor the
very important ofnce OF superintendent OF the foor
s. Because further esteemed fellow citizen, Mr. John
Maerz has been nominated by the Bradley Committee
diate Tor the Seventh Assembly district
b COMMITTEE such whose mptvss e only acinated by per-
sona interest, and not out Of interest TO the democratic
party.
We therefore, request all fellow citizens who
the election counymen give their
for the following candidates
CONGRESS.
First Congressional dstrict-John A; Soaring.
Second do. do. George Taylor.
Fifth do. do VIM Is. Maclay.
Surrogate-Roswel c. Brainard
Regser-Wm q. Lawrence
County Clerk-Wm III. Powell.
Superintendent Of the Poor-Albert Fries
Coroner-John BeIlingham.
Do George X. Cozine.
Justice of observation-disclosures Sulwen
First distric.-Andrew A. Meyers.
Second do.-Thomas Mucahey
Third do-John +. Walton.
Fourth do-Thomas A. Gardiner.
Fifth DOWN. I. Mills.
Sixth do.-John I. Runcie
Seventh do.-John Maerz.
In the of the German Democratic Central Club OF
N''s' county, xHegsFns KgRTH, {commi.,es.
JOHN ID. FREUDENTHAL,S
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FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL pIs1RIcr-ro rnoNAs

EN0IRTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.-TO THOMAS
y Barr and Thomas stepbens- t;enticmenAs running
three candidates claiming 70 he democrats this district viii
result m the election Of common opponent
nit W committee respectable Democrats
district the propriety and absolute necessity NJ mutual
withdrawal The undonbcd
su friend ~ the administration Of James BneAAn IL this
proposition not accepted by and each OF zee shall cir
custe the district this offer made IN. only
regularly nominated democratic candidate who desires
~ the regular ticket than he does individual
Advancement LOHN W. FARMER.
Ocf
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE EIGHTH WARD
II Republican Associaiion-s;rikers Abroad-An advertise
men with this caption, and signed BY tools o.
Depuiv Coroner Beasey whoss have not found
their into The ,y Direcory appeared several OF the
daily papers yesterday Those who know the history ~ the
individual and the clique who have put him into the
need no caution against willy tricks Of such ntrgasns
one Of whom have the remote idea thai such
Andrew Bl-ah.y BE- elected Office In this city The Es
eeuiye Committee q the Eighth Ward
not strikers policy ONCE keepers and they invite An
drew Beakey and his hackers ~ antecedcrs
the N famous Investigation Of the bogus which
drove the deputy from oce into gnomnious seclpson will
appear a few days ALFRED BRADY Chairman.
ArsrIN LEAEE. Secretary.
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POLITICAL.

ITO CASpTDArFs-CANDIDAT CAN HAVE THEIR
names conspcnonsly inserted N he ne,i edition Of ne
Polcans Manan Of which not less han sixteen lsand
Will be printed by subscribing for twenty Eve copies Price
10 ceL.s- Apply 20 BARTON SON. PRIMERS III Fulton
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CIRCULAR

CIRCULAR.
party organization, recommend Hon. JOHN KELLY a.
NJ Ke sana
Grmness Of character well his strt integrity his
Sss $
ss y ns as
friend consistent. unsehsh politician
sss
ourselves 70 use AL honorable means 10 secure his
Sss. iSsSsss Co.. Iai E, sss oan,ssr
r. T. Woodward, Q. y. DambInain,
Gi = gs,,s Mar'lns' As sa.. Nessen
F,sh1 Fsr Thomson R RIs a Sr, ssssd'
Walker 4 Tenman, James II. sanford
Nathan Brown, John welcker,
John = Brodeflck, j. H. Hat.ieston,
D. Hennessy,, John Windnaller,
Abm, Il. Clark, Adolphus Ostheim,
b:nnsiy, Holmes Co, Il 4. Bos.sics,
y 0 Schultz Co, John /: sends,
s sa%ssi S Joyss, :. K Sasss;
seS, christie grss. R ses. As' Tsrnan
i. r R Rogers u f Howell / { Con- SSn'
VIM; Gesry, Michael Duncan,
Isaac A. Moran. John NJ Mott Jr.
Charles Yates, James H. Cross, Jr,
Geo Ward, ' VIM II Torbos,
Thos. Clark b. H. Lane,
ID. Macdonald Co., VIM Brosser
Martin 4 Co., John Van Allen,
McCleery 4 Co., D. H. Mcclure,
s. Damme, p. Lorenz,
Dannenbaum 4 Wolbach, Thos Downell
j. i. Strauss, VIM. H. Hail.
A. Goldsmith +. Il. Snii,.n,
Cornelius Dever Nicholas Butterfly
John A. Stoutenburgh, VIM. Mccormack
VIM. g. Blocker, John D. Domerque,
VIM Il. Frost, Tbos Q. Clark,
Edmond Il. Corey, ID. T. Easton,
Armstrong Elliott II. b. McMurray,
John Higgins Son, John ). Meyer.
Robt. Morrison, Christian Schwarzwalder,
Martin Morrison, Caleb Smith Woodruff,
j. 4 j. o. West, G. Godfrey Gunther
Henry II Dexter, VIM. McEviy,
Clemans 4 Co.. Nichols, Goodwin d Co.,
Eugene OSuivan VIM. A. Tenure,
Richard Murphy, VIM. g. Campbell
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POLITICAL.

CITIZENS' AND TAXPAYERS, PARTY.-wHIIM r.
~ RoBINsoN.-This gentleman has been nominated oy me
independent citizens of The Twentieth ward candidate for
Assembly from the Eleventh district Ratification meeting
will be held at Memans Hall Of Seventh avenue ana
Twenty street. the Hudson Exchange
aDnonnced on Monday evening next at ia O'Clock Several
are authorized by the other candidates
10 be discuss with him all matters OF interest before
the voters Of Mr. RobiAons nomination has been
adopted by the Peoples and Regulars organza
uon Of the ward
DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN REGULAR NoMINA-
Sixth Tenth Fourteenth wardsFor Congress- John w.
Farmer. PETER MONAGHAN, lAh ward Chairman
y Ta1Tns ; SSvournrr, Ssecretaries.
lEESSRs EDITORs-A MOVEMENT, THOUGH SILENT
M what yet nevertheless potent one, combining
In itself elements OF great strength and mas peeh
in extensive operation for weeks past In al the wards
Congressional district OF this city IN
favor of that sterling national democrat Thomas d. barr
This contemplaes the full and perfect sion OF a
has already made has only elected the support of
every national democrat In the district but OF an DINERS VINO
favorable to the independent expression OF the popular
suffrage. Emphatcay man of the people, no candidAte IN
the district largely its confidence possesses one
uhe OF It's respect for consistent underwriting support
principle Tried In times past other forums ana found
10 De equal every emergency and especially when demo-
ratio national principles In the crucbe the independent
national suifagans OF this district Of all parties purpose on
Tuesday next roll such majority for Thomas Barr for
Congress as shall illustrate the that answering devotion 70
man, IN the Of enlightened constituency than all the in
OF Tammanythe pseudo exponent of that sck
sentmentlty ycep excellence the regular democIac
suffrage Mark Mr. Edidor the young active OF the
district Ia the body and soul and old Tammany
OgydOm played out appraised Is their sole and
undivided energies Will be given to the issue make sue
be one and Thomas Barr destined achieve the
victory.
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T A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUB.
"A can General COMMITTEE held Al Tsmmsny Han on Ss
turday evening 80 the following
George u. Pnr-er, unanimously adopted
Whereas appears the republican press that Joseph
Blunt acting District Attorney has for
icai purposes, the eve Of important election. the
diciment OF ity members OF the Common Council Of
1851 for simply sons grant To the Catholic Orphan Asy nm
and whereas III. sad Joseph Blunt counsel contest
Legality such the suprsm. Court which
solcmhy decided on argument IN favor O: ts validity and
whereas similar made for the Womans Hospital
and received the OF every member ~ the Common Goun-
c OF 1851 including the republican but the said
Joseph Hunt did not aitmpt indictment tor
onense. there fore.
Resolved Thai consider he action Of Joseph Blunt
shameful prostitution 80 official pov.. oly without
sound legal foundation. and used the
preaching election the cefea; ~ candidates the
democratic county b.kct
ISAAC v FOWLER. Chairman.
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