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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-01-26
UCTION NOTICE.
"A MORTIMER GRIFFIN / CO., AUCTIONEERS.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNlTURE,
SEVEN OTCAvE PIANOFOkTE, ROSEWOOD PARLOl

Al No. 70 wea Twenty sixth sreet, Sixth avenue
Csrses bronze and ormoiu C6sndee and mante
Curtains rosewood and mahogany bedroom Furn
dining Furniture chns glass and SILVER Ware
be sold ibis day hursday jan Is at the large dwelling
commence 0k O'Clock partial description from the
easslegue here rosewood dining
covered brocate and richly carved
gothic reception Chairs centre side and sofa Tables
Turhkh Chsirs In six moque Secretare and
ladys Work Table, nlaid with pearl embroidered
Table Govern tapestry Cursns artistic bronze StAuees Of
Ae Baechannfsna Venus Mars, Franklin, &c. bsque and
Dresden china Ornaments pier and mante Mirrors embro
dersd lace CnrAins Cornices, Shades; bronze Clock
four round corners, finished all round; Music Rack,
Stool aud cloh cover; velvet Carpets augs OIL Paint
ings by eminent artists, Madonna. Family Group,
Seasons Wet Point Harvest Cattle Piece French
Line elegant Vases rosewood Etesere marble
Ups and plate glass DOORS light ormolu Chandeliers,
Brscses Candelebras black walnut hssand, do Chairs
Ocoh Bruases stair Ca pets Rods BE wood
Bureaus marble top and French plate Mirrors carved Bed
sesds Commodes Wsshstands shaving Stands Wardrobes
day Clock spring feather Beds BOlst.rs
and Pillows Blankets sheets Coup,erpanes Third and Fourth
Stoesms hogany Rockers Chss Sofas, Bureaus Beddog
DC Dnirg Koou-Eegant Of sta Glassware cut and
engraved to match VIA Decantes, CELERY and fruit
Stancs "a Goblets Champagnes Wines, Tumbers Pre-
Salts &c Parisn marble Punch Bowl ivory handle
balance Knives and Forks silver plated Caster spoons
Forks Knives napkin hogs cake Baskets, ccee Urn oak
enson Table Chairs Couch Bu:lers Tray ana Stand
Observation-Disclosures Heaters and tin Ware
Kitchen Table, Chairs trockery DC Terms OF sale cash IN
bAn able certified Deposits required OF all
purchasers Unknown 70 the auEuOEeers-
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A ssIGNEE sALI-BY r. GOULDsNITH. AUCTION.
A ecrElegant aud c,sty household furniture public
sssisa tAs day. Thur.dsy Jan 60 eo%nsncing q 10Y
stree. between fih and s.th The catalogue
braces The beat Of rosewood furniture offered
~ auction, y part ~ follows
Paflcrpeevera splendid Oil Paintings In rich gold frames
tapestry brusss Cargss one very richly in,id with pearl
fhnof0r1e oed pearl Keys warranted BY the maker for
two years; this Piano received the premium The last fair
sod estnaxy marble rosewood CENTRE side and sofa
Tables marble top Etegers lined with satin wood with
top mirror doom and backs gold frame pier Glass h ststu
console; reception Chairs rosewood sanda urah
Chairs; covered with French moquet; heavily
carved sod rosewocd Parlor SUITE red with
sss and maroon satin br cade made to order and perfect
condition; rosewood sno Stool and apeod Dresden
Chs vases VIII rich paintings china Candeabra bron.e and
orDeu clock $780, % days. Parisn spoons 10
lining room.One sold oak extension Table y fest long
sy Becscase spring seat Chairs sofa als Tea and Break
fast ees with gold bands French China plates ivory handled
tole Cutlery, silver plated ware glass Tumblers and
OheDpsgDes silver plated Casters and Liquor together
with large variety Of tableQvare
Chamssrs have solid and walnut Bsddeats
hair Mattresses eight spring mahogany eotA Beds and
6sfas k0ehers spring Chairs mAnts Vases eight day
Clocks and Brassels CarpetDg top solid
woee dressing nureaus and toilet se Bos,ers
ana fMcws feather Beds kc competent will be st
e sails 10 pack and shp desired An early b
aesred the furniture be removed the day Of SALE
n. R-SAle 70 commence IN he bitcho0
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Onward II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER. TWO vALU-
~ able Lots with Carriage Rouse III third street.
auction e. h. LUDLOW co VIII sell auction. this day
Exchange Thirty third two valuable Lots together
side Tsy street. Ofes west avenue Each
Lot 2az9S feet inches OF the purchase
roney remain bond and mortgage for Year,
Maps and full particulars at the auooneers Office No II Pine
RtFppt
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4 UCrIOF NOTICE-M DOUGHTY AVCTI0NEER
"A win sell this day ThursdAy), at 10Y O'Clock at sales
hand pAror and chamber Furnure also the
Of Englsh shhdea conssrg Of four poll English
Sesr Pump 10 lea Olcohs and Fixtures IN general Iss
Sofas Chairs and Tete etes Centre Tables Rxteusiou Dlins
7sbles Bullets dressing Bureaus Washsands, Dedsesds
HAir Mattresses Psissses Beds, Bedding, Wardrobss
Lounges A. pesers and hOusekeepers will And the above
well worthy Of their attention. ~ every lot 70 b
yeDpsoS lily sold
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EDWARD H. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER A.
sale Of Property Orchard street. By order OF the
Administrator OF the estate Of Anderson aucen
T. LUDLOW e.. 60 WI! sell at auction this esy qhq5s
change Orchard seeTbe three story brick Eouse and Lot
No Orchard street. east aide 80 feet south Of Hester street.
House "a 0s57 6; Lot n l0y66 Maps Ac the
0neers Office No IA Pine street
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TIE OIL PAINTINGS:

EsIEE Oil PAINTINUS
lection q on PADtnee Friday and Saturday EVENING" jan
q and It TX O'Clock cash evening at The 49 Broad
nearly opposite The 81 Nicholas Hole $50 subjecs
principally bv native artss including attractive pho
picturesque :pc. Revoluonsry Scenes Sporting Pieces;
eOre Of Antwerp; The Nativity and very cid Spanish picture
and Ecce Romo undoubtedly original copy IT Core
CLOS Mother end Ch several fine copies Of celebrated
nIes BY Lsndsser Essa Bonhsnr Turner Potes Herug.
ly framed and Pictures Frses viii tosether
Scccunt uf whom may o-.sssus Ne ehA>>sA
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a.. WIN 90. trade salesooms No: IS PARK row Friday
Ensnk and Amscan BooSs embracing works IN every de-
partnent Of sence and literature Also grcAt variety Of
rars and curious old Boots superby illustrated WORKS. Books
q kAeravnga Scrap Prat. nne old Engravigs 10 Cats
legueo are new ready.
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ExysssIv. sALR.m5E.AsaIoNAsLE HOusz1 /, !l

ExTKEsIvE SALE.-FAsHIONABIIE HOUSEHOLD
~ Furniure-J W. PORTER, auctioneer, viii 80 70 tho
highest bidder for cash the 26 Fourteenth street.
west Eighth ~ enue this day Thursda at O'Clock the
Houae the whole OF which win positively Be sold Catalogues
ready BY O'Clock tho morning Of SALE when the whole
be examined.
The Parors contain superior Velvet Carpes three agua
solid rosewood Suits covered IN blue and gold
crimson gold Satn Of the description
Gothic and Turkh Easy Chars moquet and satin brocsde
LADIES solid rosewood Reception and Arm Chairs covered Ia
gold blue crimson and maroon SATIN three solid
tire Tables with rich atuary mare tops extensively carved
rosewood Pier Sofa and Side Tables with marble three
&c imported expressly for the ladies' Work
TABLES bronze and ornolu Clocks elegant China
the mos' chaste and expensive landscapes painted order
France magnificent French plate Pier Glass; with rich aud
heavy gold rame heavv embroidered lace Window Curtains
and Ccrnices large and extensive variety Of OpAnngs by
native artists the whole forming very pleasing collection;
superior rosewood Psnofurte fn
finished al round nlad plate and rich set with Of real
pearl being valuable and cos instrument ewood piano
soo covered In ssn With elcelent and costly smbroder
ed cover.
Dining room-sich Velvet Tapestry Carpet In good order;
solid E1teuson Table all poJshed in the best
marble top fancy Tabes Mirrors Sofa Beds Chairs 10 hair
cotb together with al the ruby and crystal cut Glass
match ch china Tea and Dinner sets costly lverware Tea
and DIM Service, inch 6slvere Cake Baskets Casters
xohee and Tea Urns epoors Forks Liquor Stand superior
Table Cutlery, marble Pltchers, 10
ChaDbers-Cosly solid rosewood and mahogany Bedsesds
ss,Iss.y marble top sns
made 70 order and tn excellent condition; Ingram Carpe
Bedroom Mirrors Clocks Toilet Tables, Towel Racks ToAet
Sets Ocoehs stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cnshioned
Chairs Rocse, sofss LSunSs Couch Beds Hall stand Tea
III able asso tment Of articles H mentioned No
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II. NERwIN, AUCrrOHERR.
i. BY BANGS, NRRWIN 4 CO.,


eals0 q pstvats libraries Booksesrs sock Pictures
knerAvings, Autograph Lstsra Ocns Fancy Goods To-
Partsssr arsnticn given 10 the disposal Of Furniture Re-
late SsekA and 1ersAanaise IN general. Csodgnmsni
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/ MALES AT AUCJyONe
nANIEL A. NATHEWH AUOTIONxuR. nh
~ A6e10 NEk'S SALE
OF FINE GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
ELEGANT JHWEI.RY AZ

ELEGANT JEWEI.RY &C. - AL
BUTLER, 6CHULTz MATHEWS viii san, 1t anction
tnis day dhusday lo S'eioes q ,hsr :slsion No u
Esq, Assignee large stock Of Wst;bes and Jcwsiry com
pspg gen karat gold hunting case chronometar anohos
and lever watches OF the most celebrated makers Cooper
Tobias Edwards, Hugopee "a Also, number Of
LADlEg GOLD HuNTING CASE WATCHEg
II Karat cases, Of Tie approved makers some Of
wnch are IN beautiful ensmeed casea Aso large sssort
suits Of Brooches and Earrings In coral cameo mosaic &C.
elegant braccle vest and guard Chains sents
plrs, Studs st eve Buttons, 10 &c. We confidently
recommend thee Goods being superior
whfhg 70 purchase Watches Jewery for their
0m presents An exceent opportunity a. thew DO sold
without reserve Catalogues and Goods nov reaay.
EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCT1ONEER-GRAY HORsR
~ BY II; SCHENCK, Friday. 9Th inst, ct one
oJock, ~ their saesroom IS Nassau street dappie
Bore ID hands high years old warranted Derecy SOUND
And ano gentle In every way sold only for want Of use
EDWARD sCHENCK AuCrIoNEER -CARRIAGEs
II Wagons &c--By K. r. H. bCHENCK, on Friday, 9Th
inst O'Clock at their sAesroom IS Nassau street.
eKant light Coupe HochswAy, win pole and shas entirely
new light Rockaway and light road Wagon, double
and angle Harness, &c. ....
ONWARD II. LUDLOW. AucTIONEER -PEREMP-
TOM. H. LUDLOW CO VIII sell at auction, this day
kur>dsy January e. 1880 at twelve oclock 1t the Mer
chans Exchange New York Duane sreet-fhs plot
Ground together with the Buildings thAreon Nos l6 7s I'D
and s2 duane street. south side between Hudson and Green
pery elibly situated for large being near ran
road depot Plot 0OxH feet Two thirds Of the purchase
mcnev can remain bond and morgare Title indispuabe
aps and full particulars at the Auc0neers Office, No IA
Pine street.
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ENGLIsH HORSE NAILS AT AyCr!oN-JOHN T. VAN
II ANTWERPB SON win sell. this day. o'clock at Is
William street. lis bags 90 lbs each Engsh Nas
sorted Nos TO TO- Also 100 dozen II. Collins Kentucky
In fine order Also for wrcrs
CO0 Tuning Pins, damaged on the voyage. Terms cash
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TINTED STATES MARsHALD OFFICE BALLOONS -
u CHAMBRRS FAIRCHILD, Auctopears WIN ali ITO
day q II ocloek 1t salcsroom No lis Naeau street, one
csss ked H. md nunbered l0 containing 0aoona VIZ
7SU black Union 0olloouo %
No o. o. 91aAriH 1YinDinis. d. 4 H.:.;ii.i =
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UC1IO NOTICES. 81 BOG TART, AUCrIONEER9-
a Friday Jan r. NJ IL O'Clock ct the auction No
North William .rset Constable sale Of lot Of Clothing
csh and ock Coats coh and cashmere Pants silk
velvet Vests Shirts and Drawers Musns Lining
Buttons, Fancy Goods &c.
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VTErERA ANS OF THE WAR OF 1872 TUE PRrvATEs,
only that engaged in the Of 1917 invited 70
attend meeting on Friday Jan Y At the Fourteenth Ward
OF f and forming corps and eecng officers Who
. = ' - IAvY VETERANS,
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR sALE-i2s FAST rIrTIETH
III street third house wcst Of Third ayenue side OF
the stree. IalIue OF TIE premises
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CBERIFFs sALR.-DA0UERREOTYPE MATERIALS
- Camera Ae-CHA .BERs 4 FAIecHn.D. Aucacpeeru
viii cell Friday 9th inst at II O'Clock. ~ saeeroom Ne
lis assau street. large lot Of Dague1reotype Materials
Cameras, Acids, CAees &c. JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
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ITO CJIOSE COPARTNEk6HlP INT1RB9f.-vALuA.
bic Lcasehch Premises Broadway. hy feet north Of
go Is I@,S w y aSGs92 = Scs 8
u oeoek 1t The nsreAan ..uhanse. b he ssy Of New
Yok Tuesday, JAM 81 $50 Tie very valuable aud elgy
situated sassbo prsas 38 Broadway runniug through
and fronting CoAndt alloy Ths building IS fsss ual
and bO fes Deep ave dFeo high Broadway and
aoi s rear :. Ccstlandt asy Ne sass.en bsias
" rercdsled and put complies order for
business. For furiAR particulars apply 10 Ne auconeer Il
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HnRY H LErDs 4 CO., AUCTTONEERS.
u J. gNADECOEs FIRST ANNUAL SALE
SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY SALE OF
on PAINTINGS, WATER COLORS AND DRAWINGS,
AT THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN,
Tenth afreeA Broadwny.

COMPRISING W0RkB or fHE MOST ININkNf
ARTISTS OF AMERICA AND EUROPE.
Principally painted BY The artists expressly for this sae
February Al O'Clock each everine q he above nsmed
drea BACH Church Koherms schessnger Ed FIere
Kensen Durand 0igrouI; James n Hart, Edmonds Yer
Lennsn. Jaques. GoutsnEsr. sonnsag Patrols: Meyer,
Csslss, Johnson s.nrq Clifford Boug ,es Tan
V. Bees, Hsnns.y; Wiismson Hoors Bloodel, coman.
The above Paintings sxhA5lon free, from A..
H. tot p H. and from 70 10 nstn the evenings Of SALE
7 01EIFCcH &. tyrnad nav
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Un II. rBANKLIN, AUCTIONEER.
w Asalnees' 0Ale u IN
Intensive 6lAugh1eriAg,
Curing and Peeking kstAbliahmeuk
No. 0l7 70 as WeA Eighieensh streek
Between Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
WI. u. FRANKIIN win sell -

ALL 0ctosk O. Do nsFehanG' klehA1Ge
Ihn extensive 6aaeheznR, Curing and Pacing KuaAbsh
mene-Lesso q Loo on khteenth and Nneeenth srccss
pes~een !enn and slevenh avenues about thirteen years
OF ne nrut term snnusl Erouod reus 81 ~ O
NE ourdDe &c belonging 70 The lessor ccusss OF large
hfee sIry slaughter 6x0 shods and yard
wes OF tne building ees lot 40yi feet eaet OF The
building with salt bins tbai VIII II QUO Jusnes Also t~o
sesm boilers ~ horse power; Farbarks re platform
st vii weigh ~ hogs; hooks dress o 'hree large Ice
houses &c Iha OF the largest In the
ei' aud y well known as being eccupte1 ny Ms9as Var
hrut WS'roDs The lots mAy be purrhs sed sny tine
durira Maps every other information may
be GbLtne1 y, No. Fiosd street
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ENOR SALE OR TO RENf-THREE NEW PHfLADBI~
pbia front brick Honses the north side OF Klga.y
seeord street one hundred feet from Third avenne thre
de Improvements price 81 80 each Apply n. JOHd
TURfEh, al the pain. store kgh:5 sixth street and Third
avenue. (
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UCTl0N NOTICE g J. BO0ARr. AUCTTONKERs.-
"a Saturday Jan g. at l0h O'Clock q the auction room
No Norsh William street Constabes sale Of Grocer1es
boxes SOAP sperm Candles chess Of Tea Sugar Coffee
segArs Liquors. ecaee Weigh1 Counters stort
rtxtnrea. Ac. CHARLES r. WATTS Constable.
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uBNRY B. HERTs, JR AUCrIONEER
SATURDAY. JAN q, AT II O'CLOCK,
At6S2 Broad gay.
PERENPT0hY SALE OF THE
Celebrated and world renowned
PANORAMA
DR. K.NE,s ARCTIC EXPEDITION,
With all It's working apparatus, in complete order.
EsQUMAUX DOG ETAH,
The companion o. the late Dr. Kane will be sold 81 the Same
Paint Bridge 45 feet long, suitable for the
also Ssfe also large painting the Eruption Of We
euvius SO log with lnders The sale Will be positive
cash without The articles be Of any
time previous 70 the sale at $50 Broadway.
HARDWARE AUCTION NOTrCE-JOHH 3. VAN
II ANTwEkP'S SON win sell on Thursday, 18th January,
At 10 oclork, 1t No 70 William street 100 dozen H. Collins
Y Axes ao 50 bags 20 lbs each English horse Nails,
los gaa lead Pencs Is doan cheese and lard Knives III
dozen butcher Knives assorted from 70 inch Also 80
dozen shoe Knives - Backing Augurs and Bits
counter Scales IL, also 81 dozen Walters oval and
assorted do do tea table Knives and Forks
also 0oods embracing chased and plain tea and coffee
Bowls banack Cups cake Baskets revolving Cas-
ters spoons Forks DC Also for account Of TIE Underwres
5000 tuning Pins, damaged on the voyage from Bremen
Terms cash.
MORTGAGE SALE or FURNITURE, CARPETS FEA-
WI Their Beda-JOHN H: BURLI, Auctioneer viii sell,
Bureaus Ohst Sofas Sofa Beds Lounges Fea
Tier Beds Pillows Looking Glssses sxteos1n centre and
other Tables Brussels other carpes Beidog Blankets
Comfoyer also the conteuta Of sarbers shnp Of Chas
Cases. Poles. Cure, Benches. Rax6Gs, &C. b, order Of
kICHARD GILBERT, Attorney for Mortgage
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A UCrION NOTICE 81 ~. BO0ART. AUCTIONEERS-
"A Friday, JAM n ut II o'clock, NJ the auction Ne.
North WlhAn Consables sale Of Jewery consisting
gold Rnes let's gold Lockets ladies' Brooches wat
A'' > ''1''' ''''' ''A'' J0HN HURLEY, Constable
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

THE DOUGLAS DEMONSTRATION LAST NIGHT
The Tatifi alton of the friends OF BRECKIN-
DGE and LANE seems 10 have got the blood
of the Douglas wing of the democratic
lrty and i'll their ratification last night they
ent into it with exceeding spirit. Candor
Jmpels us to say that it was a verv large
nd enthusiastic emonstration-Iuarked by
re usual attendants OF cannon firing, bon
res. transparencies and bands OF music.
The meeting was held at Exchange Build
Ig. the large hall of which was we'll filled at
IL early hour. The meeting was organized
calling the Hon. w. e. DUNLAP TO the chair
us appointment, and the address made in
king it, was received with enthusiastic
hepriug. A series of resolutions were
poted. after which Col. VIM. Ii. CARROLL
ave succinct aud clear exposition of the
progress OF the discussions at Charleston and
baltimore, ending in the disruption of the
Jarty /; and the causes and motives which,
ccording to his convictions. prompted ard
red to that result. He did not hesitate to
characterize the secession movement through
which BRECKINRIpGE and LANE were nOmin-
utcd. as. in its iountain-source, di>unioG
NOV. meut: and talked right out in meet
ing, about the unwarrantable dictatiun OF
the Nashville Junta,; of which it is under
stood Gov. HARRIS is the head and leader.
His address was marked by straightforward
directness aud earnestness, as we'll as courte-
Gus prupriety of language.
A stand had been erected outside. in front
of Exchange Building, fronting the river
whittier the crowd repaired. and were adj
dressed by Judge Brown E. III. 4ERG"I
Eco. Coils. j. p. PRYOR and a. Ii. DOUGLAS
and Others, in eulogistic speeches in favor o.
DOUGLAS and JoHNToN They were well re-
ceived aud the Douglas men. broke up at a
late hour, we'll pleased, as they have reason
to be, with the success OF their demonstra
tion.-Me,n. Bsiietia.F ass.f .aasss
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10

MCLEAS's CoRDIAL.-As may seen we insert
this week the advertisement of Mclean Cordial Sc
1t is very well known not particularly IA
vo-abie to patent medicines, and a general thing
eschew the whole of them with hut little ceremony
ard with these sentiments We declined inserting this
advertisement until We know what the ingre
dents of the medicine. and how compounded This
we have learned, and believing, do, that tn
ingredients goo1, and the compound judiciousIy
made, We recomm end a mixture worthy OF
public confidence.
The above is from the st. Louis Christian Advo
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev Dr.. McAnally
winch speaks volumes in favor Of Mclean as Cordial
We say all, try it. See the advertisement in an
other conmn. junc1 2-1m
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-07-10
Does the Breckenridge Democracy in
d,rse President Buchanan4

Having failed TO obtain an answer to this
question from any of the Breckenridge or
gans in this region, we repeat the interroga-
tory. And in this connection we give the
following from the Washington Constitution. of
the Sd inst, the Presidents organ, as show
ing how he regards his own standing with
the party:
s.But if the Journals in question imagine
that, by the omission of a resolution cOmpli-
mentary to President Buchanan and approx
ing of his principles and policy, the true
National Democratic Convention who nOmi-
mated Breckenridge and Lane designed tn pass
over, without such approval, his personal
and public merits and the distinguished
measures and character of his administration,
they are grossly mistaken. We have reason
to know that the omission was simply an in
"d tonos; and that there never was mo
mcnt during the brief and hurried session
| held at the Maryland Institute when such Il
resolution would not have been enthusiastic
caliy and unanimously adopted. The omis-
sion, we have reason 10 know, is exclusively
to be attributed to the general excitement of
! the occasion, aud the haste in which the
members rushed OF to finish the work of
nominating candidates before the last day az
the week should close upon their proceed
ings. Ii can easily be imagined how, under
the circumstances of their gathering, the
grateful duty Of signifying by formal re-
solve the sentiments they entertained to-
wards the National Administration and the
venerable head of the National Democracy,
might have been pretermitted, without blame,
and certainly without design.
Besides, it most probably never entered
the minds of the members OF that Convention
t. imagine that their relations towards Prcsi-
dent Buchanan. or their views of his princi-
pies and policy, could by any partisan base
ness lie misrepresented. or by any Intelligent
citizen be misunderstood. The nominations
made by the Convention, the declarations
proclaimed by that bOdy-were hey not.
,mphatically, endorsements, in the most dis
met and decisive manner, Of the principles
md policy oil the Buchanan Administration?
rar beyond al forms of words. aud all mere
I has,s Of commentator, cid not these acts of
be representatives OF the true old democratic
,,arty speak trumpet-tongued in testimony of
h'ir attachment TO the doctrines and meas
,rcs Identified with the conduct aud opinions
of JAMES BUCHANAN"