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Riyer News.

ARRIVED.
May 16.-Tempcst, Louisville.
Umpire, Paducah
DEPARTED.
May l6 -Uml il, W river,
May l7.-Edmonis, do.
The river is rising with Fix feet water on
the shoals
The MinneIonka is the packet fer Padu-
cab to-day. She leaves at IL NJ.
The B. NJ. Runyan will Leave for st. Louis
Tuesday at p. NJ.
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y AsnvIlaE. ct Der 9th, 1859.

Messrs. CT, KK & FUtLES: have bern III ted With
the litter ON my Iret mum 'er 4 se-rs, and
have useI four bpttIes II your AInbr slii Il winch
has er-;e,l elrc IofcrII.i,! rucJI IN eid u all
porsous ani q i With Tet.er-
Yer. respectfully, w H. Ght bbo-
mayI6-iw
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BAD LUCK IN GOOD LUCK
AND
] OH n LII OK

sg4in ~ lie I'D sesat IS unisn street. wsta :
1 pss ssssFtsaeat VI eSeFs thsng IN tie Asse, icy
and E4scy lisss wasre he <ta be pissss % s4is us
al wA al t4sBF hni sta thGss pa cage
naa, la-C
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

BILLIAEDs.-We referred day or two ag"
fitting up new Billiard Saloon on The coru,r
OF Cherry aud Cedar Streets, over the old
Post Office. They 30 tar completed lheiI
arrangements as to open their Saloon Oh
Thursday night. There ar eight tables--fonr
Billiard (sx pOckets), three Jenny Lind
(four pockeIs) and one Carom twithout peck
ets.) These tables are manufactured by
Messrs. j. NJ. BRUNSWICK & Bro, of Cinciu-
natl, provided with The celebrated combiua-
ton cushions. and finished, in all respects,
in the highest style of the arr. They were
put up aud adjusted by Mr.. C. 5. CoNKLIN,
Who is excellent player, aud thoroughly
understands the business in all its depart
menis. We have never seen tables OF better
make, more exactly put up, or IL Saloon bet
ter arranged. No game is more innocent.
hcallhlul or rational. The last Legislature,
approaching this fact, removed the ban which
has so long been imposed upon it, aud it is
now the fayorite recreation and passtlne OF
our best citizens--especially of those whose
bIsiuess is combining.
In addition 10 Billiards, Messrs. Bowers
i Co. have an elegantly fitted up Club Room,
provided with newspapers, Chess and Back
CANNON boards, &c. Everything about the
establishment bears the air of comfort and
gentility, and We know OF no place more
agreeable TO spend leisure -FOUR, or for in
nOcent exercise and amusement than Ihi: I.
We regard it as an important, city improve
n ut.
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l,ESEfvEp suppiy e I n breitss q SHk, Afase-
Al Gtaehsua sns plaza cosrsn solae extra lar
aud NJ Others small for saaner
apr. AZ 8 II. ncsiiI-
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| ss- For pretty and cheap Dry Goods call on
Nicholson 4 Humphrey at No. - south side OF the
euuare They are receiving daiiy stock OF both
Fancy aud Staple Goods which they selling liz
HE che aper than ANY other hJuse ia the eIty.
|
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For Rent or Lease.

r WILL rcat lease my place near the Murfrees
Il hoTo Pike r'es from the city fnr he present
year, with tie privilege Of ave years. There Is
a convenient trick Dwelling with kitchen aud good
SLtbies. and n splendid well Of excellent water
fEcro twelve acres OF superior land suitable fOt
raising al kinds OF marketing.
feb.2-u LUIS LEWIS.
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NOTICE CAXDIDATEs--we will not insert herea-
ter any PERSONS name candidate for Office in the
PATRIOT. unless paid for in advance. marIa-tf
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UnderWear.

A MOTHER tnsescs ssss-osbis Underwear Of
~ Gsaxe Slik, G4aEs ArFlao. czshas<Fs, Lkaes
tsis nrssa Ileessss and cssses, Fsessyes snd f.r
seIe BIZ J. II. kosiLL.
saF3-
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notice

5T,HE B3are u Directors Of the sAshvilis CONNER
et.I lns lr .aee Comp any has declared sidead
N s,x fotlars share oG sne psoHts for the l4st
L. ,n.oths q a, aole o. zaa amer the ibtn ms.
JAMES WALk~k.
rwStm secretaEy.
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4 Card.


The legislature OF tire 81 g. Of GroTg having
passed following Act. IT. Session oI less,
Libiung the growing II otter within Is Jarsdic
son, alter the LIST day OF Juae 1900 viii that
day remove our entire business Wilmington, lei.
/ wOOn, EDDY . 90,
WhmInstlB delaware.
Owners and Managers OF the Delaware, Missouri and
Kentuek, State Lousres
AN ACT,
To repeal s laws, aud PARTS Of laws auth Fring Lot
teTies N the SIaIe vi GeorgiI, and for other pur
poses.
SEcuoS 1. lac Hsrel 4ssepsblyef sFyia dc sadct.
That from aud aft-r hrst aay q June, kisntecn
Hundred and SKY all aS aud parts % laws author
zin Lotteries Ia the state Ge0r IA, send-
ng Of Lottery Tickets IN said STATE, BE- tbs same
are hereby repealed
Approved BY the Governor.
December Ii, 1883 mayls-,f
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'oUkINFANH.

TO YoUkINFANrs.
the arsieIefor ovsrteu
cosEDEScf aSDrgCIu Of
been able Ia say Of
kR HAS II FAILED N
EFFECT A CURE, when
we know an Instance
one who used "a, on
lighted with ats opera
Of highest commcaea
and medlcal virtues
s-wHkT NE DO Know
ence. Asn PLkDGE ous
sK>'T % WHAT an akks
instance where the in
aud exhaustion, relle
twenty minutes after
tered.
tion isthe prescTiptieE
PERiESCEn and Skill
land, and phs be c
INC sCCcKss ~
frF CASTS.
from Jain, but ibvtg
bowels, corrects acidt
erCy 10 the whole sSs
stan,iy relieve
BOWELS, AND
csuC.
which II aot tpeedfA
We ssiiese 4fthe De. 4
wosID, IA All cases
RHIA ~ ciIfLDRs =
ts,etilsag ~ y ~ sFv
say 20 every mothe
from any ofths foreza
LEr Y0CR PREJEDi
i1ICES OF oThEssS
Ing child and the relie
ABSOLUTELY 50 H.
medicine. IL tia ~
viii sccnmPany sack
less ths iac camille o
f.rk, is On .he gu
ont The worl1
Cedar 81. New Work
cents neF bofslo.
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selves.
RELIEF AND HEALTH
Price Is cents per BurTII
We hAveputupandsold
years, and can SAY, IN
"a, what we have never
any other mediciae-NEY
A SINcI.ElNSTANCE. TO
timely usedl Never did.
OF dissatisfaction by any :
the contrary, all are de-
tiuus, aud speak IN terms =
ton of it's magica effects =
We speak In this natter
after ten years expert
NKPUIkItoN roe TAX FUuII
DEcL1RE. In alfnostevery
FAINT u suffering from pain ;,
viii be found la dnecn or
the syrup IS adminise
rhis valuable pTcfAra
Of one Of the MOST EA .
FULSURSES IN New Eng :
used with NEvkR-EAIl. :
THOUSANDS :
Netonlyrelieves the chile :,
Jrates the stomach and
~ and givestone ana en-
TEN. IL will almost in
GRIPPING N THF >,
WIND .,
tndevereomeconyulsnns>
remedied. cad In death
and srKEsT REnEDY TNTuE
nNSENTERY AND nIAR
whether 10 ATites from a
other cause. We would -
~he has = child suaeFins =
inE cOmtl4infS-IfI MOI -
CHS. NOR The PeDU =
stand eelWeeh yoRr suffer
that will be sure-yes,
to- follow he use this
used. =
fniliirecficn sfor usfnE =
bottle. Meme eenuiue En-
CURTIS & PERKINS. New
SHE wrapper.
>eisi BY druggists hToHgb
PRINCIPAL once No. IL,
Iuns7aSwiy Price -
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SDR, MOTIFS
Ghalgbeate seills.

An aperient and stomachie preparation Of
IRON purified of Oxygen and Carbon by com.
bustion in Hydrogen, Of high medical author.
ity and extraordinary efficacy in each Of the
following complaints, viz:
DEBILITY. NERVOUS AFFECTIONS. MA,
CATION, DYSPEPSIA. DiARRHEA. C0HSTL
PATTON. NCR0FULA. SALT RHEUH, SCURVY,
JAUNDICE LIVER COMPLAINTS RHEUMA-
TISM. MERCURIAL CONSEQUENCES, INTEl
MTTTENT FEVERs. NEURALGIA CHRONIC
HEADACHES. FEMALE WEAKEEss his
MENSTRUATI0N. WHITES. CHL0R0sIs. efr..
PIMPLES ON THE FACE, R0UGHEEsS OF
THE SKIN. ets
The IRON being absorbed by the blood. and
thus circulating through the whole system, n
part Of the body can escape their truly wonosr.
ful influence
The experiences of thousands daily proves that
10 preparation Of Iron can for moment DO
somnareH with II Impurities Of tie blood, de-
preston of vital energy, pale and otherwise
ickly eompiexiors indicate its necessity In al
most every eenceivabls case. In all CASES Of
female debility tAuo- albus, chlorosis etc.), is
effects are delig htfully renovating. No remedy
has ever been discove ed, in the whole history
OF msdicine, which exerts such prompt, harpy,
and July restorative efscts Good appetite. com
plets digestion, rapid acquisition Of strength.
with an unusual disposition for active ans
cheerful exercise. immediately follow its use.
As a grand stsmachic and general restorative
il has no superior and no substitute
Put up tn meas nat metal boxes containing
50 pills price SO cents PR 5ex ssx % KS,
az sos -sae ssoxrn boxes. - 90. For sale ny
f>-usrf-ts generally. VIII be sent free 20
aay address receipt OF fhs prize Al les
ssrs, orders, etc., Should bs nddrc<ssa 10
r. 3. LOCKE Sc CO.,
General Agents.
$50 BROADWAY. r.
x.B-The above d n t>e-<aaaais - shs
lnfs<i ecea box
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Fresh Corn Meal.

rIsHE Subscriber hss made srr1akensz1s VA enc
Il 81 fhs laesl sxl<.zxse nsiis "a EFzf1cky for
Z galzr esekiy s1spllzs " Family H.si ead : =. =
ser.slss Seo1 hss-eiz sh<h .s esseFs - he cisy
Tfsas Il = zet Azsa>1s ever coss 4ns ezrEizex
A SE<k<kz.
EyE !, xkfke-ss Ell
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MOVEMENTS OF THE RAILROADS.

Departure of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE a CHAIIASooGG-4 An. 3P. VI.
TESSEssEE l. ALABAMA -4:45 A. NJ. 2:55 PM
Louisville i NAsHvILLE-5:OO NJ $40 N
60 90 - a. Express & 90 P N
EDGEFIELD KENTUCKY 6:3O An, 2:45P
Arrival of Passenger Trains.
NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA =. Ms AN.
TEyNEssEE K ALABANA- 1G:O0 AM, 400 pm
LoUIsvILIE NAsbvIIIE- 3:20A- b 2:2O p. NJ.
a. 90 GaliaIID xpress 300 A. a
EDGEFIEID KESIUcKy-1O M, +. N.
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pHEUHATISM
Mustang Liuinient.
v.1uagLE HORSE SAVED.

Mr. D LrTcH, Hyue rarkI VI, ~ries--' That the
,or.e Was considered worthless" (hIs case WAS
spavin,) ''bui since the free use Of the Mustang
= ,,,,.H, hive sold hin. for one $50 ca-h- Your
T ,,,,r,,.nt ms been doing wonders up here"
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coraHs, csfs- aoss<ES~< ~
AsilEN fxfIUkxzk. fErfTkEISN. SozExEz- -
90 - I sHy s9zrtios Of tas rhEsssI CURED
l9a&|#4IfI(Sthe E2c<INe coe1a Cs3xsr rRssfs
tSssE, iz<f64iS Baosc rms NnoofsSa rarcs Asfz
cJ ma, CA<r4ssa RELIkFEH -
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q AsfzFz< ezd <i<ssnf eszzssnssteaf srf esHs sr
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~ Fr1ezsezsfk<fr q FEsz1e EFEsE 80 -
Rev. 4 n casFss, Se. leTk
q. 4ssssalAteFs Fsitsf n bae~saETzs-e
Rev. = SEzGsHIkp. 4Sfrs1egn ,ossio.
Z" beze<rfai sz-s Tssi<s > sy,ezk. sssssas frs
ccLb.e Rev J p Asnzzs - -. flss.s
Ez.1fnzi 81 nrz.ezssg kkz1Ezs>szs szk ErrlsafEss
fAs 1Arser, eszzzea "a srs4xEzs ana SzsssEz"
Pref a. STACY ss3ttNSzf<, tafs=enre. Ga
TeseaeF - aezie, ee1sAers Fsz1atz catezs
's6zr1gh<zsfs sz<z tefss se<sF< azf ailtr p<ssek.
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frs<s4snz ssasss ce.lsEs, Fsan
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Alz8 ffxQsztz izkxssszs tzoca - Czfka-fse Ias=s.
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Burning Fluid.

TaSSER's OH. ssssa OIL. Lara OIL. ccsi on
j lsHsssd OIL. soF sAis 81
fsasA-u RAINS ER0NS cos
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Nlnxssee e sek E.zls. Aszx@tex asa o. ssnt !.
"a ssassele fsF s,a@l ana -, IsE rzzeyszl e1d Co
ssls 81 EESI y. <HzEzl4S = e.
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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

BzoKES AND WORTHLESS
Agricultural Bank, Brownsville.
Central Bank Of Tennessee, Nashville
Farmers aud Mechanics Bank Memphis
Mechanics Bank, Memphis
Memphis Savings Institution
Exchange Bank, MBTfrees'oro'-
Miners and Ninufacturers' Bank, Knoxville
Bank Of East Tennessee.
Specie.
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CanarY Cages |.

uSr receiFsd, zoo Asssrte~ Canary Bird cz<ss@s
~ al 80 hes, cosors ana prices, sosae @s h41dsszz
- exes hEoaght % thss st.skst- .. s.le tss -
reBs-u w. EII SIN.
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CANDID OATES.
ELEcrIox on TUESDAY, May 24ru.
go ..sorn.x s....ar.I

For attorney General.
ss- We slt fortx--t 10 tnasan g TIN VII
HAMS s4n.ltlsie for rr-eiactiaa b the of3ee -
kul1rnsy Gsa~fai tis -iKlh iattctal district OF
tennessee ri etIos 23tE iAy o. Nay 1850.
apr e-ts hSAu
So We are authorized 10 announce JAMES
lkISs ESQ. scaadl4te for the once Of attorney
scaeFal Of The Ninib Jadtctal Circuit, composed OF
The ooaotics Of hsyttsesi. SeRHsr ana Williamson
Electon next Nay. octs-tr
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For Hire,

T-,oR sAs bs1zsss q Ne year, > szsrs serirs Sc.
Il gre i~y. - gszss ei@- AHsslzs = zi.ss slsSs-
Eay ls-d
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-19

Money current in the State where issued
will be received at par.
Twenty five pr cent. from the above
price will be allowed to Clubs ordering four
or more copies of any one o. more OF the
above works. The current volumes of each
commenced with January, 1863, and the
back numbers may be obtained.
Address LEONARD SooTr & Co., 81 Gold
Street, New York.
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Rosewood Pianos, MelOdeons. &c

aud continue until the whole stock shall have been
close l. In inviting the sttenti't. of The public To
thi- sale promise t. exhibit an array 81 instru
ments, 81 b as has never before been seen Ia any
southern c ~ and this ehierprise Is designed sim
ply make Fair test Of the Nashville uarket for
tne ale Il PiIuos, have most emphatic oruers
from thc Manufacturers and consignurs 90 close the
stock without limit reserve. Ne are further au-
hOTiEc4 % guarantee every instrument fully aua
fasrly and promise complete sAtsfartsi, To every
purchaser. thrs- Instruments all arst claSs
range from SIX AID b, tg O1tav 10 the aarst ABA
most superb aud Gcti'.n Piasos, and al. from ,se
a..nds Il the b-st Via IufIrturcTs America The
Campietc stock wiI he exhibition b. the IL d Vf
Hsy, ~aea Il Will DC exposed 10 DubltC insi eotion
TERMS or SALE
Al, sums six months time, notes well endorsed
af.d ptyAb IA % the CIty Blaks All instrn
m~nt- o.ssef Inv pscke4 ia original eHscs at ths
smallest possible e"st.
HtR BROTHERS,
Auction. aud Gen. Ag'ts, a. PuoIic 50 are,
4pFz7-id, Nasbvtii-, Ten.
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WANT no HIKE.

= 40R the balance Of tie year sers .at % do the
ia sokiss an washing f0f saali family. AP-
I,ly as ms saee-
! ssrzt-ti.
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n q IN IN MA For the INSTANT RELIEF an
a , i III Vi , PskMANENr CURL o. this ills
tressiHg eOmpiIin. Use
NDT'S
Bronchial Cigarettes,

Made by C B. - YaOUR \ CO ,Ie7 NASSAU So, y
Y Price 81 PER h,,S; sent free by puAI-
FOR SALE AT ALL D..UGuISIs.
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NJ mbers e5a, 1883, l4s4, 22l2, 2fe4. 3941, 4s:l
5COS, Sli2 81 l. $500, 69i9. 1910 s44s $3.50, 1861
s2s, 10 63, 1888, 1887 15O4s 1854 1928 ISIS
16oIO 1878. 1925, 1913, 1850 1881, 1908 1880
1885 1866 2Oo5o, 2o695 2Ias5 215l3 1850, 2i7l7
% rs, 2Sl62, 2l7, 26lS7, 26lSs, 26l7O, 2ss40 1890
293s3, 2943s-sI 600 each.
In the last drawing of the lottery the 500 ooo prize
drawn by ticket winch has been subscribed o
or twenty years. Who will not hope after
thisf-[Extract from the Havana Correspondence Of
the Charleston Courier Of April sOth, 1901
The next drawing OF this celebrated Lottery will
take place Or the 22d OF May. For particular
see Advertisement in another column.
mRyle-triwlt DON RODRIGUEZ.
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MRS. wiNSI1OW,
A inexperienced Nurse and Female Physician pre-
n ssnts - the attention of mothers her
SCOT HING SYR UP,
For Children TeethEng

hohsreatiy facilitates the process or tsettInF,b
s,iteHing the gums aud red icibg all inhamaii NV
allay ALL PAIN anu ~ tsm"di e ,ction-andis
sUREToRBGULA-E THE BOWELS
Depend upon 10, mothers IL viii give reEtto our,
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MILLET SEED.
Umbrellas.

100 gusllsi ) Ill.I.gr, for sale Tor Cash >
IOO I.aar.I3lil GAINS. brown go.
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42o BROAD srEsET, PnLADEIPHIA, PA

fEr,ract1 'In Hing tue kettle from the IRE 1t
,r.u,e eA5Ic, tilted over and scalded my
hands very severely, almost To 4 erIsP IL vas al
.,,f1f sirat Tue Mustang Eminent appeared u eX-
traet the pain IL hcIed rapidly, without s1rsbess
.nIIsft no scar OF account fruly yoGTs,
&c AXLE, FOSfER-'
Such language this - but tue constant ana ltu
raj echo h-rcyer tIis article = ussH
ms tIuIlueut u gudIsYcus -IOss 10 planters aon
a-Tuers Of horses aud mules MI JOHN DASiEL5
a MONTGOMERY ALI, sol. slave Tor $500, Ia" = a.
rasz--t rum utter us-Isssuess b. this LiuIIncnt
Eu-rv f.uIilT snyuii have IT. Be very particular
aI .uqutre Tor the Mustang LiEImeEt anu t1Ae no
ether 49,.
taeric4 Europe, and the Islands Of the ocean IIOf
"a ,-.uts 81 cents ami : per bottle
BAKNES u PARk, New York
aovz5-Smdtx&w
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Aias.s. hKsnlc. srAInIse sso y.

pa ~ fos h.asrs 10 Css=s .cs.iasz-as foar .rhss
- T~-sv~ = '.<az-s e--ssifsf flfsssf&iaie sass
ga -s-ls b,s.l- = sssallaSE's Fk-essEr
.l@rE 81 ssFe sea t.see = es,zt - sal Fsfs
sezea11 -
<tz1 - ~ p fsztseas - attasefs- - at = tt-F4-
- sa4 faral4sE - e-iefs. ~ .ers. 50 ss1eS
=n4.srr an-se ss1s -is--ast sstf rsL
49, Pftef-a1 f,ls-ssts tzsil
"a :, q stsn< kny e1i1ats
fenTa-IF
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BnIT1sH PEKIoprcAL LIrrn.runE.-N

have bad frequent occasion to refer to tie
value and general literary excellence Of
LEONARD SccTr & Co.'S republication of the
sur standard English Reviews, and Black
v ood's Magazine The prompt receipt OF the
Edinbwy and Kestainaer Reviews, reminds
US now again to call attention 10 these pub
locations, and as favor to our readers to
s,o,a The ta-r,,. - faltore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-25
DYING ORGANS.

Corrc,pondenco Of The ~ Y. Tribune.
BALTIMORE, June ~, 1850.
There is O. great cram in the city, and some
Ioa,er is believing from Reyerdy Johnson = steps
al the v hIle every night in behalf Of Douglas aud
the right to wallop your own niggers. These
fellows don't know it, but they are lighting the
battles of Black RepubicaDism at every screed
they utter. They are like pigs in tho water.
They cut their own throats at every strugel7 70
Get TO land Well, let 'em paddle. am willing
10 encourage them while they swim, and to shout
when they 90 down. What do YOU think are The
diving IT hections of these bogus Democrats! why,
that the people are not capable OF sef-g0Vernmeht
1t has ne, er occurred to these fellows that II IS not
the reole, but it il the leaders of the Democratic
raIty that are incapable OF seli-gOyernment. Their
difficulties ard their ruin result from the very fact
that the peopie are capable of sefgoyernmeBt. The
moor devils don't see an inch beyond their noses.
They do not seem to have any conception OF anything
outside Of this old rat-trap OF the Democratic or
oanizaton which has housed and furnished them
With toasted cheese so long, and they think when
that is destroyed il is equivalent to dlssoyng the
universe. it is surprising TO see how many OF the
Iulal delegates are the mere six-day pups of poll
ties 1t is TO be- hoped many Of them will live long
enough to get their eyes open. The world would
lose nothing. however, If they were all put into o
bag together, with stone in it, and carefully laid
yleIe the tide would flow over them.
How simple the philosophy which accounts for
the phenomena now occurring in the shattered
ranks of the Democratic organization. 1t is living
demonstration Of the elasticity Of our Institutions
and the vitality and vigOr OF the republican idea
But it w,uld be- casting pearls before swine to
uIeach to the victims. 1t is needless to expain the
deeterious consequences of strychnne TO those who
have swallowed it. J. s. p.
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tie Of THE party in the State and charged that tho
Convention wiSch pornha.ed The Parsons de'egaiicn
was elected by q Convention ~hich was not Demo
cratic lie argued length tho Kansas policy, and
the question OF sqnater Sovereignty" being fire.
ou.uiIy interrupted by applause.
On motion Of Mr.. Howard, Of Tennessee, the Chair
an of the Convention requested TO notify the eau
didhtes Of their nomination.
The name of Augustus Schell, OF New-York, was
ae,d on the National Committee as the member from
New York. ~, .,, .,
The Convention % the Hon. Caleb Cushing for the
able manner in which he presided over the dehoera-
lions
Dir. Gus ing was loudly called for, and briefly re-
turntd thai ks and congratulated the ConVenu)n on
the augpcious and happy termination OF their u 'or',
both on platform and candidates. -
Mr.. Weeks of Alabama moved the Chairman have
authority 10 complete the Nat ona Committee alter the
adjournment OF tie Convention.
The thanks of the Convention were then extendsd
to the citizens of Baltimore and to the ocers OF inc
Convention, when the Convention, with three cheers,
adjourned SINE de.
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defeated. --rr,
Considerable defsat here ensaed relative 10 eotiou
ous session from to-day and aft<,.
S.vs'al votes were bad wnen the hour FOR rsoe.a
arrived, ard before foal action the Ssnate took
recess.
EvEsIsG SESSION.
At 6 O'Clock The Senate reassembled
Several Hous- bills were rsseiv-d and passeo
A ntsesge was received from the President Of H.
United States dated to-day, stating thai there was "a
eommuDj, alton betw the Atlantic and Pacific Stat
{, 7 the tIaI poItaton Of the mall, ocsanwise IN
Postma.te -Genera bed offered this mail % the team
sbip ral g. owing 10 the large letter InsI oys,
land they had declined 10 take il. They demanded
higher rate of con pensaton, and unless power ua
given 10 the Postmaster General 70 make contraet
with them on reasonable and just TERMS hisn rooS
wond he abolished.
The NJ, ssagc vas referred.
TIE Pos'-Ofiet dthCerey bill was resunea and the
amepdn cit abolishiBg the franking privilege COO
sidefcd.
MIR. MASON hoped it woud be- adopted.
Mr. row ELL ioOB the same view.
Mr.. WILSON, REP, Mass. thought The hue and
cry about The abolition Of the ranking privilege WA
started by the NewYo papers. He did NOT believe
it would rdue the cost OF nail transportation mah
lie Mould be glad 10 be relieved Of The burden Of !bs
Thanking ri lege although he did not think the people
were ~ favor OF III abolition.
The amrndn ent ~as disagreed to, a. follows:
I,I B,sss S9Sfs Day. 20 s Mss9, s:
Powell Rice Sebastian. Thomson, wi5aa-li.
kAlS-HIessrs Antbony, bsysrd, trI~D, CHANDLER ChSt
Fessenden Foot Foster Green, Hale Hsmhn HsAn Hemp
lil Kris Lsthse Poh p Oh, Simmons, snnzsr, Ten Eyi,
lTanbul, " sde, Wison-3
A vote WAS ten taken on agreeing 70 tie amend
mems Of the House BILL including restoring the inland
mail service, which was not agreed Yeas Isl
Nays2l.
The Senae, ir refusing 10 agree TO the House, win
ius.t az d ask for a Conference Commute.
Tie House resolution, reducing the price Of public
Irnt z 20 yer cent. was passed.
An executive sesson was then hid, after which
several privat- bs passed, when The Senate ed
iourned Until Monday az n. m.