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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27

GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OF GoURT.-On the dIst iay Of Janu-
ary 1851, will be sold, at one O'Clock M on tie
premises, the following real estate 70 the highest
bidder the property OF Lewis Netteion deceased,
to wit: The south half Of lot I'D SEVENTY three,
Graves allotment in Chagrins Falls village, Cuya-
hoga county, Ohio. Appraised at four hundred and
htty dollars (5O). Terms Of saecash IN six months
with approved security.
HENRY CHURCH,
Admir- Of Lewis NettletOn, deed.
O. T. Blakesles, Atty. dee3=als
THE UNDERSIGN ED HAS
been duly appointed and qualified a. Assignee
the property and effects Of Augustus Il. Reding.-
All parsons having claims against hIm must present
them tom duly verihed) for allowance, as the law
directs. B. REDlNG-
Cleveland, December iO:sI5
Erankli3 a, 7 ,Blelclkus,
plaintiffs, j.. OF Cleveland Township,
against Cuyaloea county, Ohio.
Adolph Pfsnder, dr. -.
ON THE FIFTH DAY OF De
" GENDER, A. D. 1850, sid Justice ISSUED an or
der Of attachment in said acton for the Of Two
Hundred and Ninety mine ard 50-l00 dollars,
II. 7. BACKUs,
declQ;3l5 CHAS. ". NOBLE.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
jus IEH 3 UNA NNIoI
Spaldiug 3 Parsons, Master Commir
Hltlls htty's, dec2tls60-3lg
MAS p r GOMMISSIONFRS'

4
MI AS Z i h COMMISSIONERS
| iva SALE Pursuant 30 Pin order ofBale. to ne
dirseted issued from the Court Of Common Please Of
Cuyahoga county, Chic on the 10th dy of IlQcsmber
Hunter n piSIntif and Ianles Ross fstfsr Al Ross
and others are defendants shall, the 2fth day
January 1881, at clock p n, expose for sale AZ
CITY Of Cleveland IN said county, the several pieces
and parcals Of land, described as follows, 20 wit:
lst- "Baing part ofot ., 10 the original allotment
o. Che village 81 Cleveland. in UIyah0ga county, In
The Stats Of Ohio, bounded follows: Boginnlng At
point on the west lina Of Bank street In said city
thirteen (s) r0d3 north Of the nurth line Of 81 uaif
5reef 10 fe yTest Zine IA lot No - Themes uorfh
srIV and with Bank street tTsiT rs fsef
thence eagterly At right angles with Bank 9tre u
the west line thereof thence southery On ne vest
beginning" Appraised at go.
-. .knoNn aa part Of lot y O. tvleni - IN
three (s3) ot ronf The s0athery side o. Johnson
street, and nine I'D rods deep o eq5al width and
land owned 81 joel scraui0n N0F. ed 1875 rnnninF
thence southsrly nine t9l rou1i Themes We8tory par
thence northsrly to tho s0utherly line Of Johnson
greef nine vi rdss thence eaet1rlT along said John
son street . tts place Of beginning" Appraised
81 Know a p4rt Of sen acre lot fity-six Cssl in
Cleveland, oqyahogl county, Ohio deeded y Joseph
Lyman to John b. WGrlng, October I'd, 1856 and b
bounded and described e. i0loWg, TO Hit beginning
a point Prospect street. north side, Prospect
neF of said lot and the northeasI o0fner 81 Froset
and Perry sireetIi running thenco nertherly along
ne east line Of PsrrT street one hundred and forty
Ts (issj feet; thence easterlY on Inc parallel with
he north line Of Prospect street geEenfFTs feet and
lon f75-0l Inches thencs southsTlf on line paraI-
fdry ave (ifs) feet thence westerly along the north
line Of Prospect street IS iee and ten inches % tie
James RoEs b. Os y. rksals and Wiis, rscoued IN
s9l . s sa' y Sn5 Ahogs hseoi, ee
]. III Jones, PiFFs Att'y- Master CoE.r.
=. u0yoy, H. II. Littla's Atty. deoil lsoo'.iy
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CHERIFFSSALRlBY VIRTUE

GHERIFF'SSALE@BY VIRTUE
~ of writ Of Fenditi0ni ExpoBas' s'issued from tie
court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, al be
suit Of A T. Chandler, ct. al, plaintiffs, vs; Petsfy
Denseer, ct. al, detent ants 70 directed, slal
offer for sale az public auction al the door OF she
Court House in the city OF Cleveland in said eou1
on the 5th day Of January. lS6l at O'clock P a.
ments to wit:
situate in he township Of Brooklyn, being 10. p
in the 18th range Of townships in the COnneetleut
Western Reserve In the State Of OHIO, and W5en -
also in the county Of Cuyahoga and In the tlty Of
Ohio (n0W UleYeiand) and Is known by beng the
west part Of subdivision lot No. one hundled and
four (lOl In the subdi vision mde by J. Barber and
Richard Lord, Of original lots Nos. 81, 81 q and 70
in said township. Said west hall Oftbe abo sub lot
IS sixty-fOur feet front Hudson street, and one
hundred and eleven feet deep. Appraised g 500 %
D. L. WIGhTMAN, sheriA.
Rannsy, Backus 4 Noble,
Agsiquees Att'Vg deC6s3I6
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2EaaA AA6titEs
T4PPTFF 1N6A MASTER COM

CHERIFF ANDA MAST ~ y .SOla- IN.
- MIsslONEH's SALE Il a go, az ee.rf ID
mand Of an order q sale issd 5ts ~ - sui 81
Common Plcag Of guyahogt a .-ti i,bs n NevTfou,
Levi n. Jackson, plaintiff, agar & - ~ AMOR oi
e. al.s defendants, shall qiar 6,saiin ind in sd
the Court House, IN the nity of ~ ts55 ~ u iock
county en- the 9th day d Deem ~ i5iiovTinq de-
r. a., ono-seYenth In common Of
1cribed lands and tenementI, to Wif st.fa Of Ohio
Situate IN the county Of Cuyah0ga. NJ 79rt fberoO
and 10 the City Of Cleveland, In tha ffhe Buinlt
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and n -, Il ~
Company Purchase, DO called, and kl "a T. - fIl
whole Of Blocks 20. o. n. r. % and - "a 1sn IN
whole Of Block IT p except lots Nos as q q s-1esr
464 $50, 46s and l67, the whole Of Block 1V IN
lots Nos. co., oo2 5e 81 and ~; In Block q
Nos. 5l7 ana 3i6; Ia Block ~, !" lots Noa ls9 s8
and s53; in Block 80. J. lots Nos. ss5, 81 s9s
699 IN Block ~. ;" lots Nos. sf2 and 5f3; Dlocl
~. o. lots Eos 1O82 1854, 1855, l036, l058 1859, lO9l
l0l2, 1888 and lO3 Biocke NOS Al, ~, "A and a. Eftu
ate upon the Island, called, upon the west side q
the Cuyahoga River, and bounding and abuiling up-
on the old River Bed and Lake Erie.
u. i. WIGHTMAN,
Sheriff and Master COmm'r.
A Van nuron uInfnffa1a afaav rov1n
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COMMTSSIONER'S

MASTER COMMISSIONERS S
IeL sALE.-Pursuantt 70 the command Of q Piu
order Of sele issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
Tor gyahoga county, Ohio, upon the 18th day Of De-
cemDer, 1890 IN an action therein pending, wherein
kzn ChappHll is plaintiff, and Henry L. Whitman,
CQonf and the Michigan Insurance. pany are de-
fendants, shall, the 18th day oi Jannar 1851 az
tEo 0'cock P. "a at the door OF the COurt House in
sid county expose for sale at public auction, the
blowing described lands and tenements, 70 Wit.
''Situate in the township Of Brooklyn, being num-
Der seven (1 in the thirteenth range Of townships in
the Connecticut Western kesorves in the State OF
Chic, and which Is also in the comfy Of Cuyahogn
and Is known by being city lots Nos. Two hundred
and i've (l5), two hundred and six (206, four hun
drad and siltY lt9b seyenty-hYe (7al, and tWelty-
seven I'D, in Barber Lords subdivision IN ohio
City, nov Cleveland be the same more or less, but
subject 20 all legal highWaFs-"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
Or. R. ;. LYONS,
PHYmoIAE OF THE THRoAT, LUNGS
AND GHEST,

DIX K = ONS,
PHYmCIAN OF THE THROAT, LUEes
AND oHESF,
NOWN ALL OVER TIE
LA the County a. She celebrated
INDIAN HEEH DOCTOR,
land, Ohio, Opposite the Post Qllce, iec doors east
Of hoiman's Block on She lollpring dates ot each
and eForg month"; viz;
lst Cd Ilih l2a, lsfh l4th and BOA
Es-A PAMPHLET, ,-sa
eopt.ipins brief sketch Of Dr. LYONS Liz Study
s1,5 aivl IrlVsis has Just been issued ~ him
which eau Be obfsi1ed 90 his once By all who desire
one, ne Of 7. e57l 5sfji NTlIENTs ABROAD
7r,lsl,-- 77srfhants Hotel, formerly Collins Honaa
ss-b -,enfh sih, 25th and 18th.
Usra1n7I--tioIilus House. each month, 81 ana ffh
P9inesri .I6- Cogles House. each moath. 2sth
1iIiou-A merican Hotel. each month. and 10
TiYria-leehe House. each month, 18th and ITlh
Bellevue Bellevue house,aach mouth, ,2Gth q 2lst
NorEalk-Auerican House, each month, Is and la
Adrian, lilch.-Eaeh month, 21d and 2li.
: --llansield-27th and 18th
Dr. LYONS processes 20 discern diseases By the
EJe. HeI therelorsi asks qugsfious nor reqnirel
the patients to relate any OF their symptoms Come
7ne and AL and hars your Pie1as and the loca-
ton Of your disease explained iIeo OF charge
mAxIM sTRlCTLY ADHRRED TO.
Irlvo such balm IS have 20 strib
WIN nature or the laws Of life;
with blood my hands never stain,
Nor POISON neen to ease their rfir.
p s.-Dr. LYON piedges his sacred lfofs ana hon
fuca or cause any invalid % take bis mrclne with
out the strongest probability uf relieior q cure
1a5-Oousul tation and adgice lrseoi caarse-
The pooF vii b iiEeraliy eon1idersa- aee9
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27
CHRRIFF'S SSALE-PURSUANT

CHERIFB'S SALE-PURSUA
~ to the command Of an order ofaale issued frcm
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county, a
Asahe H. Jackson ct al, defandants 10 me Directed
shall oher for sale at public auction 81 the door Of
county, on the 5thday OF January, 1861, ct O'Clock
P d the following described lands and tenements
to Wit
situate IN the township Of Cleveland and City Of
Cleveland In the State q Ohio, which Is also in the
county Of Cuyahoga, and Is known b. being psrt Of
lots 1876 and 1877 in the Wleyville allotment, In Ohio
Citya5 formerly called, now City Of Clsyelands and
bounded as follows north BY the north line Of lots
Nos l6 and l9I; elgt By the east line Of said lot ig
and south By Line parallel with said north line and
thirty feet southery therefrom; and west By Hicks
street, b the same more legs but subject to all le
gal Highways. Appraised At S230og.
ID. L. WlGHTMAN, Sheriff. f
a man of A nefl~ 7.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-12-27

- GHERlFF'S SAIE-RURSU UANT
~ 70 the command Of q 1iuries writ Of Tenditioul
eKpouag issued from the Court Of Common Pless Of
Cuyahoga county at the suit Of A0rahlm = Van
Nest, et. AL plalntis against II. h. Gillett, defend
anti TO me directed, shall Ofor for sale At public
auction at the door Of the Court House, In the City
Of fOleveiand In said county, the 2olh day of De-
cembers 1850 az O'Clock y. NJ the following de-
scribed lands and tenements 70 Eit y
Commencing at the intersection Of the 1outherly
line OF vermont street with the easterly line Of West
street; thence eastery along the 80nfharly line Of
allel with the east line Of West street sixty leet
thence eastery parallel with the south line d YER
mont street eleven feet; thence southery parallel
with the east line Of West street thirty eght FEET
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
eet 10 the east line O Vest street, thence n0rthery
along the esst line Of West street ninstyeight est
10 the place Of beginning, being the premises
described In decd from Gilman FOLSOM, jT, 70 d.
n. Gillett, recorded in Vol a, pages SO and 5lii
| CuyahOga County Records aud further known a.
L the n. VI corner Of block Xxx in the Buffalo Com
panya allotment in Cleveland, formerly Ohio Qity)
| CuyahOga county, Ohio. Appraised A. 11o0g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

is likely TO be Hooded and the roads impossible 80
that the march upon Pek;n may perbais be delayed
to q eeccni csmpagc.
TIE withdrawal Of the Imperial troops from TIE
more Southern provinces to defend the approaches
to the Capital, seems to have given new impetus
70 The rebels Of whom not much has beer heard for
two or three years past. They have captured
two or three great cities Of the central provinces,
ard but for the presence at ShaE ghse Of French
,nd English troops, that chief mart of the foreign
trade Of the empire would have fallen into their
bar De. AZ il is, the communication with the IN
terror is efec'ually cut off, and the commerce OF
tie city seriously interrupted. 1t is also alleged
tlat the rebels have got possession of the passes
by which the two great staples Of tea and silk
reach the port of Cantor end are thus abba to inn
pose on those articles such transit duties as they
nay see proper. So far Is the interests ofEuropean
trade are concerned, the allied forces might per-
hays Just as well have been directed against those
plundeIers-for such they aIe-insttad OF beng
drswn of aganst Pekin. According to accounts
received st Washington, our Embassahor' Dir.
Ward, ard tie Russian ambassador, have PToceeccd
10 the Peiho, in order should any opportunity
occur TO offer their services as mediatore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

Of settlers, chiefly Methodist The power e
propsgsrdism in thi, sect is very great, aud the
influence of some Of their Northern preachers in
Texas has aroused the apprehension lest their
Anti Slavery convictions should undermine the go
ciaI fabric. There is no evidence that these men
have taken sDy active measures to disseminate
their Anti Slavery principles, but have trusted, if
they have reflected at all upon the subject, to tae
silent itueuce of their OWL example, and the dis
cip,ipe Of the Church. Nevertheless they have
beer marked fer destruction, aud even flight does
not seem 10 have avai.ed TO save them. fhe fate
Of TIE Rev. A. Bewley is still wrapped 10 mystery
1t is known that he had escaped from
Texas, but was arrested On the Sd of September
by mob of about 800 men near FSyette'
Vile, Missouri, who declared their determination
f. take Il IN back to Texas and there hang him.
letter. signed own. III. Bailey has been pup
lshed VIII b, it is said, picked up On the road
side, addressed to Mr.. Bewley, revealing plan OF
ipsuTrect n. The friends Of that gentleman be.
Ieve it to be forgery, as no such person as " VIM
al. Bailey" is Known; but it is enough to hang
him, SID was probably forged for that purpose
By sucbsummary yer ecance it hoped that ell of his
co-reeioL who escape death sba! be driven into
exile or forced to an open denial of their religious
coLvicticLs. But the admon who propose by
such q method 10 strcngt IN the cause of Slavery,
foolishy forget the natural reaction which always
follows persecution, AID feel to remember that
those v no row the wind in arouslrg the hope OF
vengeance in one class and the fear Of it in another
may reap the whirlwird.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
CHINA.

We may expect soon to hear the result Of tho
new attack of the allied English and French forces
upon the Ia ku forts at the mouth Of the Peiho,
from which they were so ingloriously repulsed a
year $50. This expedition is on an extensive scale.
The English have 26 gunboats and II 900 men,
including upward Of Thousand wei 70 united
horse. The French have guaboats and 5000
men. Both armies are well provided with artil-
lery. The troop, which have been encamped for
month or so past on the two opposite PcOmonto.
ries which form the Gulf Of Pechili, were to EN-
bark on the 2st OF July for the scene n operations,
The plan is for the French to land at the south
aud the English at the north Of the forts, which
are to be attacked in the By the troops, while
tie gutbcats assail them from the water.
1t is stated that the Chinese have made great
efforts TO strengthen these forts but it is not likely
TINT they will be able to make any efectua resist.
ance to the forces low directed against them II ia
uncertain, however, what progress TIE allied eNpe
diton v III be sbc to make beyond tie capture of
these foIts. Tfo faity teseCn commences shout
t, O middle Of July, sa] up = Oc!.bes tie county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

One Of the most remarkable aud the most cheer
ing events of the Presidential campaign was the
great meeting at the Cooper Institute last evening
The vast hall of that building was thror ged with
an earnest and enthusiastic body o! electors OF
German birth, drawn together to hear orators ad-
vOcate, in their native language, the principles
and candidates of the Republican party Con
trasted with the meager attendance and the empty
seats which characterized a similar meeting re-
Gently held there, in the Democratic interest, the
gathering of last night afforded conclusive dem
onstrstion that tie majority of our German voters
are heartily enlisted on the side of Freedom. DR..
Francis Leber, one OF the most eminent citizens
that Germany has furnished to the United States,
preidei with dignity; and speeches, distinguished
allie for wit, egic and persuasive eoqaence,
were delivered by REINnoLD SoLGER and CARL
SCnCRz. a succinct report of the proceedings
will be found on another page of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19
Confidence We know to be the princip

CoufdeIce We know to be the principal element
in the composition Of merchants engaged Ia tho
Southern trade, else We should be at loss to IN
derstard the CENTRE confidence avoSed ID ths
frat paragraph of the Fusion Circular, published.
without solicitation, another page Of thus paper,
as still entertained BY Mr. Joshua j. Henry-Dry
Goeds and President-and Mr. Jehial Read-Sec-
retory and Hats. Not only is their " confidence
"entire as entire as Barclays Pale Ale, tho
real XXN-but it i also abiiOg." The con
fdeuoe men in other walks of lie could not ask
with srayer faces or more iuslnuating manners
that beleyclent gentlemen would Oblge them
with a small loan, than the H., S. 81 I.
Association ak in this Circular, in that conf
Dental way which is always so taking, that their
friends will call in any day at II O'Clock, at their
R""n.s In the Exchange (entrauce BY tie front
steps}-tbe front steps, mind none OF your oack
sums-wheIe We shall be happy-sO happy TO
"see YOU" How irsirusting and how ire
sistitle OF urse you viii bring your check
to-. u
That Messrs. Henry & Co. may get all they asa
for is our sincere wish. We wSnt them 70 iee', on
the morning Of tie 9th of next mOG'"' '"a' 'uey
have done all that man can do, especially 10, '''
defeat of Bell ana Everett. in Kentucky, and that
their confidence to the lAst may be I" .Sbldlog'
" that entire success may be- achieved" Ii, ,den.
we carry the State Of New.York by a majority o.
from $4,000 TO 5000, they may have the conplete
enjoyment of their solemn apprehensons, AID
not trace the result, as they do in Pennsy lvanis,
wholly to local causes" We fear, however,
that the announcement of this CIRCULAR, that sin
" this State the union upon tue Electoral ticket is
"ihorongh, earnest, complete il a little prema-
ture and made before the call for the Bell Everett
Committee for Monday evening next was issued
We nevertheless give them all the help We can by
publishing the appeal; AID We do it, va are proud
to sly, without charge.
Our copy is on the half sheet of the circular.
We cannot, therefore, positively say that the other
side contains the usual advertisement, but we new
ertheless take the liberty of announcing, with q
rfdence both entire aud " abiding, that Dry
Goods and Hats may be bad at the old stands. st
extremely low prices for cash or approved credit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

meat of our animal economy. Itisa constant OK.
eTcise of judgment TO live at al, ana II Is accord
ing as QUE judgment is sound or intrm that ~s
enjoy the fullest use ard satisfaction OF our bodily
faculties. We c0ncede that excessive batlI1g, such
as m6do it vice Omo0g the later Romans, 10
thing 10 be avoided But we suppose that tho OK
ceileht DR.. Wibship washes his face AID nasds az
last once daj; and all We ask tor all the rest Of
tie I(ace Of the body is what we sssumo he
allows for these exposed portions OF it. We admit
that If man lives under the conditions most favor.
able TO health in the couLtry with sufficient means
81 leisure 10 spend two OF three hours 10 walking
or r'6icg. he may well dispense with gymnastic
exercises. But what are those to do who are not
thu, haryyf Who live sin populous cities pont,"
without leisure for lorg walks, ahd without means
to support what the AutOcrst OF the Breakfast
Table calls " that prO1igste animal" horse 7
Or. Hall mnJ be assured that by far tho g'eater
PORTION Of mar kid, who are not of the too
Fortunate hu, bandmen of Virgil, are OF tais class;
AID it ia they that have to devise methods Tor sup
plementpg the infelicites of their position by moro
artificial means.
The fact is, the Psychological Paradox is one
that every one must solve for himself Taero
ere disadvantages of situation aud surround
inos to be counteracted or overcome, differing
ia every case, and nobody but himself can ad-
iust the balance of good and evil for each one.
Ru'es aud exhoItatons are of little use If not o.
po.it We il Jury, 10 minds which are not capable OF
adsptng them to the particularites of their diff
ftrrg idiosyIcIacies. The reading oil medicaa
books il Botoricusiy dangerous amusement Tor
the laity and that of byEieDic ones may not Do
mDeh shfsr for those who cannot Apply generM
rules to specific cases. nothing 10 moro to be
avoided than a selfcooscious, continual iCtro-
srection into the workings o. the homsn ma
chirery. 1t is in itself disease. true hygiene
is ore that makes ore unconscious OF any ma
chinery by q habiual attention TO its principles
snd its workings No can turn over
tho responsibility of forming his own habits to any
other pcr,on or system. But as men are general
IS made, ard under the circumstances in which
they mus, live, in cities especially, we think few
will 90 asray if they should worship tbs Water
N,m,hs 10 the extent Of one living sacrifice II
themselves eye'y morning Nor yet 1t trey should
with careful moderation use such exercises in their
chambers, or in the gymnasium, az shall brlog INTO
play al The muscular apparatus O. their frames
once or twice day. Avoiding extremes 10 these
tbings, and obseUing tie rule OF not too mach
in " hat We eat and driDk, and never thinking Of
the matter in the intervals, we think that every
ore of US may overcome the peculiar Disadvantages
of our local position and particular profession, aud
suop our fingers at doctors OF medicine and pro-
fessors of bygieCe, in happy Inconsistencies at
most times of having any bodies to cure or to care
for.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-10-19

We are sorry to see that TIE Express does a. IT.
zealCusly come up to the support of the Hon
George Briggs as a candidate for Congress in the
With District The Hon. G.. b. is an old aud 4.
faithful American, and when John Sherman was to
be defeated in the House of Representatives no
barney WAS spared that could Aaiter Mr.. Briggs
into opposing Dir. Sherman TO the end. Now.
however, that good word might help him, The
EIprtss Will not utter it, but goes off to support
Mr.. Ward and John Cechrane, probably because
they are original Democrats, or else because they
are willing to pay more Literally than Mr. Briggs
Is
If the Fusion was really sincere, the Demo-
crafts would nominate two or three Americans for
Congress in this city. Instead of this, however.
We 6nd them opposing the only American who is .
candidate, and greedify monopolzipg for themselves
all the Congressional nominations. On the whole.
va advise Mr.. Briggs 10 leave the party, aud to
publish his reflections on the Brookses.