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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
Markets. u. .Reported BY Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, April 1+FLoUR unchanged WHISKY s9lotc
PRoyIsIoSs firm Mess Pork ST 25 Bacon, 74Os5c. MONEY
market firm and demand good OG2s cent Exchange hfn
and suppy better Sight Exchange on Ne"foh S@t cent
premium for gold u =,
Ngv-ORLKAss, April HCorrcs market dul sales to-day
GOO bales at easier prices quotations unchanged SUGAR
quiet sdTle LARD In barrels l2c FREIGHT Of Gotten 10
Liverpool, T.i6d. EXCHANGES unstered.
PHIIADELPHA, April 4.-FLoUR quiet WHEAT active;
White 81 90 20; Red 81 asa 81 So CORN quiet at 740
15c PRoysloss QUIET Mess Pork sls 2SQsis 80 WHISKY
dull at 2otdllc.
BALrIsoRE, April 14-FLoUR steady at So for Howard
Street superfne. WHEAT buoyant White 81 S0 Red ~ So
CORN firm T5dT6c for White T2d73c. for Yellow Pro
VISIONS quiet. WHIsKY steady at 22tc.
MOBILE April la-CoTTos-saes to-day 500 bales at 100
lOc for middng sales of The bales receipts the
week 5000 bales 5000 bales time last In,
receipts at this Ill 600 baes stock In port l 90
bales. FREIGHT to Liverpool 760l532d TO Hsvre, lie.
MOBILE April 4CoTTos market easier bat quotations IN
CHANGED sales to-day, 1850 bales.
CHARLEsTos, April l3CoTros uncharsedi sales to-day 300
bales. -. -. - $1,000.
MOBILE, April l3-Erports CT the week, $7ll,oT
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Arrived. SCI


Steamship Montgomery. Berry Savannah % hours mse and
pass TO II. b. Cromwell Co. . -
steamship jamestown, skinner Richmond Norfolk &c'
Steamship Balbec (Brh Little Liverpool March - va ie
fax April H. mdse sDd2 pass to CunNd April ~ on Won
tank, tOck pilot from pilot boat NJ H. GrnIsL 10 same
Steamship City Of Norfolk, Tilton Havana days. sugar ana
psss TO Albeit Dern. Ii. n
ship wm, stOr.r cOnnery, Liverpool March mS' 70
Bars Msrsyai Griffin, Humacoa P. R, sugar, kc 70 +
Dwight Sic. IN co. with brig Hampden "h"eh IVA "
Bark Maa Bartlett Gchhs cienfusgOs days. m0a''ss
master - o.. *
Big d. Carnage tOf wes,pOr N Sd Ellis Aux c.'e' !"
SBrs Louie hiiman Meek Fretwupt, sar'ele' . ds''
Brig BIN (Of Prince William, N s.), Cowsn Gardens
DAYS sugar SC to master. -, ...,, 10
scbr ousa A johnson, Eni' CienfesOs 10 days sas1"
schr OTesdsS Chase Mschiss days spars to T. Maybe"
scbr HsrdenbroOk (Br Windsor N s., IS days plaster
master, - 4, u.x.
schT Union Libby Machias 10 days. lumber to T. NJ MAY
scbr Excelsior OBI Delapp, Dsby N s., 10 days plaster
master .,.,
sehr. II Caldwell, Hudson charleston days. eo'sa" ~
Cresdy, Mott Co.
schr. = " Denton, rsysr, Virginia oy''rs
scbr. J. @. Wright, Waln. Virginia. oysters
Sebr. White clo,d Lssy,t, xirsSi. w wood
s ssST g. s. s %GSsI'' su ssge'i ss wood
sobr A: Cooper, Bush, yiIsinS,s, ~0"s coal
scb5 MsrS,b II s surveyips, Bskst savannah days
sebi Lssy n.rays (Br Newell kinssson 1an- 10 DAY
eVsss SS Jones' Providence. mas and 70
ossn Dawn Perry Bedford mdse and p.s to Bas
,sueT Delaware Cannon, Philadelphia, dse aHa pas
BEIOw-Bsrk GriHoD. Of Boston, and brig
sAILED-sbp Quek.sp, LordOni banks ROsSpca, Bas''s
Ayres truss j. Newcastle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
SATURDAY, April l5-P. NJ.

The general features Of the Stock market to-day
were very similar to those of Friday-the upward
tendency Of prices receiving check from the early
movements In New-Yoik Central, which were at de-
cline of nearly p cent from the closing quotations of
Friday. The toll bill was again passed by the vote Of
the street. in anticipation of legislative action, and the
decline before the Board and in early sales was the
result of this foresight New-York Central, as the
leading stock Of the market, has sympathetic
influence upon other stocks, and the dealings
which followed were TO soma extent afie ted
by it. An irregular market was the result,
and alb ough the undertone strong there was All
evident hesitation the part Of buyers until toward
the close of the session. when the demand for New
York Central increased and fresh impulse seemed TO
be given to the whole market The strongest among
The WesteIH shsres Michigan Central and Toledo,
both of which advanced with considerable activi y,
under reports Of improving busness. Galens Rock
leland and Illinois Central we're rather heavy the first
two held in check by the scany returns OF the first
week in April, and the last, Illinois Central,
declining 10 59a, account Of the assessment
which has yet to show lie effects upon the English
make There was lively movement in Harlem old
and Preferred and the shares of each were taken up
esQerIy as theied the purchases Of both being mostly
msde by one operator. The expected defeat OF tho
Milk bill Is given ID the cause of the improvement, bat
there is undoubtedly feeling Of confidence in the
better prospects of our local roads whsh undeIes the
In Harlem. The same feeling seems TO
extend 10 Hudson River, which closes In demand
al 40. The inquiry for Railway Bonds continues
h,lsL and tbe movement ID stil active and strong.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
Port on NETWORK. ....ay,n u



Co, Cshswbs smith. Havana, Livingston Croshsroa, w.
town, Parish Norfolk, Ludsn hsiBcken, AdnSie -.
sonthafnpton and Hsvrs w w. Wickhsn, nount ".
non Layhsld Savannah, II. B Cromwell Co /: Mons.s..
Gfser, Norfolk Ae, H. b Cromwell Co, 3sorre,s CO.
wblstts, Baltimore II. b. Cromwell Col Pssosee VI,
Poftlsud II. b. Cromwell 4 Co. ~'
ehps-J. Guthrie, PiImsn, New Orsens N. H. Br,,a.,,,
Nonpssn, Green, San Frsneisco, ~ Coolsy oaefs.s.
Wade, London, Dubhsn Dimon Islsudlfone Brl Ksas.
LONDON, y w schmid.i Hsyssis Hssin New.ors.as Roo
son 4 gosdicij Drgo, Emery, Boston. n. Csld~en
Bsr-N W. Bridge SInsl Portland, DelsBo Cspens E,,
Iyp Patterson Portland Walsh Carver Chase Beaver o.
ley, Rotterdam Edn,s,on Bros Reeboek Chase Bssnos
Ayres REYNOLDS Cuspnan 8. CLARK, Elliott Baenos Ay
O. 81 Ayery Go Chsspgs lBr hswtins hon,evdeo H.
M,rsb ZIdoD, Foster Port crss Mstcsf DuDesnj d. g.
Hunt Woodbury. Havana B. Gager; Hanson Gre eory sy
vester, 81 Jsso Betcslf q Duncan
BIlvs-Easrn Star Ackery, Galveston, Norsros. Prime,
Col " CosyFpg coggn.. Ellsworth Q. EE ressni sts,
shaw Br y Appleton Newcastle, Eng, H. v: w. ksyef'
Wexford (Br Shaw, Rio Hscbs Thos James j. Elot,
Wilson st. Me Ks, II. ID. Brookmsn Il Co. .
schoonsrs-DelmoDf, -, Cpdenas, Smith, Jones Ca !,
Cors Kelly Bostcn Frances, oDonnsl B.raeoaj 5sles
Helen baker Nstsnzs., Post L. Small Hamlet Kelly =
johns Post small Grand Turk, stsrkwss.aer .sysssa
Demi Co.; T. p. Lerneo Fsncher, Wilminston, T. ksa
yon Co Leroy, Osborn Norfolk yOrttoE wogon Ain.
india Stafford DODGE s. b. Dougas S0eogetownl Us
dine Rsley, Philadelphia. Jas Hsnd; b. Freeman f'n
Block Island; Ellen Louisa, - rev hssen' mss'e]
Steamer-Ksnnsbec, johnson, Phisdspha'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

ADDITIONAL TRAINS on THE NEw-JERsEY RAIL
RoAD.--The NeEJersey Railroad Transportation
Company have made the following changes in the r
timetable, commencing with to-day: From New-York,
additional trains will leave at and 2:3O p. m.
the S:l5 p m. changed to O'Clock. The trains for
Division street, at 44O p and $50 p M, will leave
at $40 and $50 p. For further particulars see ad
vertisement
Additional trains will leave Newark for New-York
at 80 and a. IN. and p M. the 9:O3 a. M will be
changed TO 900, and the $3.50 p. m. discontinued.
On Tuesday next the April Term of the Warren
Couny win Belvdere The expected tral Of
harden the alleged murder OF his wife, viii doubtless attract
a very large attendance Of citizens.
FIRE AT BELLEvLLE.-On Thursday night last q
building Beeve, j. 200 feet long, occupis factory
by John EASTWOOD destroyed BY ire involving heavy
loss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TEE CRY RAILRoADs.-Ihrse new railroad routes
win be IN operation in the Western District by the
middle of Nay The Flatbush avenue route lie nearly
csmpleted The line will extend from Fulton Ferry 70
khe church In the village of Fatbush which is nearly
a mile beyond the city limits. The Furman-street
rOute is also rapidly progressing This line will ex-
eoud from Fulton Ferry TO Atlantic street; thence
through Columbia and Ssckstt streets to Hamiton-av
eaus Ferry; along Hamilton avenue, over the new ex
Aansjop. 70 Third avenue. The Green wood line now
runs through Ninth street, from which the cars will
probaby be withdrawn after the road laid on the OK
asudsd portion Of Hamilton avenue. This ne touches
Al en- the ferries south Of Fulton street. and less time
will be occupied in reaching Greenwood than by the
Court street route. The connection between the Myr-
Tie ana KentayeDue lines will be completed by the let
of May, when the Greenpoint CARE will run from Full
Ton Ferry 10 Myrtle avenuei thence through Ciasson
avenue To Kent, and along the present route beyond
che connecting point 70 the end Of the line.
The Gtizens of the Eastern District then reach
tbe City Hall without change of The Railroad
Company have ordered new 10 be placed on these
routes and 70 the increased demand Of the trav
cling public On the old ones Eaton, Gilbert 81 Co Of
Troy, are manufacturing fifteen, Gold g. Co. Of A.
bany, ten, and John Stephens of Ne@-York, eleven
ears all built 50 asto ommodate a. any passengers
the cara Dow in use, but some 500 pounds lighter
The transfer 70 DO discontnn1d-each car 20
ron the whole length Of tbs line. The s,aQe-body
cars wjn be used for the night tEavel-that ia between
tbs hours Of and five o'clock a. M, instead of the
barge cars ss at present.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
Nv TELEGRAPH.
RALfIMORE,I

BALTIMORE. April li-An bry Echo, MayssaeEi Lazy "
the Tale, Trinidad.
Also an, steamer Baltimore, Havana A.,
NEWPORT, Apn li-Pa,sed up sehr Vermont f"so' Si''
snzns for PToyie epce. =. 49,.
Arr l4th-Br bark Alma Sharp Providence iof 20 yoa oar.
H. brig r.. W. LeybUrn hieksls, NOBLE IoI ,s N
stbrs sally esy C'essy Arrsyo, r. tor S,ssaa
Waterman Pail River fr Newi sIki May nn sr Ss =
Providence for do. l5,b, brig John fs'or a orlS &c
rom PsaSehhsi Cicero, Burroughs Fail River for
phis az A., h.a A.,.s,. London /
b,iss ferdipsnS IN Rochelle Mary wiodsor y 81 w.
'ss, - p o ArxsDSer MA,an1asj bTiss 0assA's
eimo, Nav S. Jssoi BsDd, wine Pernsmeeee. 70.
"i nsp - as aYFT T. Apul H. sunset-No Inward
i VnL Mind hshs Wi weather clear. -, s...l
uiaHiANDs Ap 49, supsst-One bs!A .sa Que ~ -
Ina The Iii hl.nss, boundin "ind nsht' ~ WI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
Passengers Arrived

In Ifeamshp Empire CRY, from Rarana-E L. Davis II
Chaplin o. 4. sewa. j. VANDERBILT J. g. Oliver, y. White
Mr. Stanton. Mrs Stanton and children, J. Shepherd Mr.
Brnton Capt Guor lady and child Mr. Marsh and 81 in Ih
steeTsge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

hss .. The Csp,a In ths city Of Aey 90 The ,asena usss
ses L.. 80 "A 10 e'cloA A calendar sin DC
s an t that ,sr aud viii b. continued In call At The stated
% ,ns and no new or iuthyr calendar will be- made up
al term Causes noticed and notes Of issue
a. M, he Additional term aud not for the stated term
AJou,nea 10 June y, at 10 q N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

THE LYNN STRKL.-A meeting Of those who sym.
psthze with the strikers Of Lynn, Mass, was held at
Musical Hall on Saturday light. There were probably
about thirty persons present Col. John r. P.tn was
sailed 70 the chair and sddresies were made by Mr.
Draper Of Lynn and the President The object was to
raise subscriptions for the purpose of forming Joint
GsOek Company for the manufacture Of shoes, whereby
workipemen would be able TO earn remuneratve
wsses A committee was appointed 10 carry out the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
lson, is as follows:

The Nep Orleans PtcoyuHc, US late rs Tuesday,
reports:
Exchange IL generally resker although quotations OF both
foreign and domestic hohpAy unchAp ged The supply Of
descriptions is considerably the demand
exhibit marked reduction Ill round
pared with the daily sales for the past week The
she close Of business this evening follows:
Clear Sterling bills 07. dlt8t and loe To- exceptional sgn.
lures Bills with shipping documents attached iOT6lO5 aud
M7i. Francs, al8id525s " dollar Sixty day bills the
Noths cities I4dll Il p discount Eight discount
to cent premium, with exceptional sales at discount and
premium.
The Chicago Press, Of the 10Th, says:
The Grain business Of ths seems TO have fairly
opened Yesterday Chsnge upw Of l80t0 bushels OF
Com lold most OF 1t for shipment aud the market adj
ysBoed c The Whsa maThet also shared 10 the general buoy
sncy prices having improved Ale. y bushe within the last
twenty hours 1ks shipments OF Con yesterday were
over e. 00 bu,hels anu Of Wheat "a. COO bushels"
Tile Portland Adrert,ser says:
We that the Of goods passed through
ia. waehoule this port brought by the Canadian
steamships the past Winter aount already to k2j O0O0 tho
cargo brought by tho B,hemsn Der last trip being
valued sIO0@o. The cIsoes Of the Indian and Hun
EaIan would have swerd ;h comfortably that Of
the Hungarian estimated at Sl tO00Oo"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

Tbe Erie ssues are In demand at higher prices, and
enc alter another Of the varons roads Is taken up FOR
inyestmsnt and speculation. Michigan Central Sink
inc Funds advanced 70 93i bid and Michigan Southern
First Mortgages were in demand ct go The Second
Mortgages sold at 46 The increasing business OF this
road encourages holders Of the bonds Of the mortgage
i,suer and IL believed that under economical rnd
efficient management the net earnings WIZ DO
considerably In excess OF interest. Az tho
Second Board there was a decidedly better
feeling, aud q further improvement In those
Stocks which were prominent In tho dealings Of the
morning srsion. Harlem OF both classes advanced
I0li y cent and went Oft brskly, and Toledo was
also higher. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy ad'
yanced " cent. The movements from day 10 day
develop an outside interest In the Stock market, much
stronger and more widely distributed than In any
operations we have bad for two years. This accounts
for TIE stoadness Of the market In the houses which
take when reactions anticpated-but fail 70 come
The closing prices were For United States IS, 50
1881, Tennessee &c, 9l89li; Mssouri Us, 80 @83Ii
Canton Co.. 20i a2l; Cumberland Coal, lil9lili
Pacific Mail, IO4 IO4I; New. York Central Railroad,
rs, e76i Erie, l3I 9l3I; Hudson River, 5Oi 04O3i
Harlem, 12}8l2i; Harlem Pref 3Si 93Si; Reading,
AieiI; Michigan Central 4sl a 8ii Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana, lll9lli; Michigan South
ern and Northern Indiana Guaranteed 22l G2i; Pan
ANA, 1891 l3i illinois Central 59i 06Oti Galens and
Chicago, 6ItG62; Cleveland and Toledo, 2S92s4;
Chicago and Rock Island, 63a 963Ii Illinois Central
Bonds, SO asst
Foreign Exchange closed firm at 1857 for Sterling
The Adriatc took out $538,94S in specie, and there
were sma shipments by the Kangaroo and Bavaria,
making up an aggregate of S625, 1873.
Freights to Liverpool: 400 bales Cotton at 3l60
732d; 800 tcs Lard at 22s. Cd 500 WetSalted Hides
at COS To London: 100 boxes Tobacco at 3d. l0 tuns
Maple Wood at 25s. To Bremen: 900 bbls. Resin on
private terms. Three ships from New.York to Chin
cha Islands and thence to Spain, with Guano at sl7
tun; brig of 200 tuns 10 Wilmington, and thence TO
Porto Rco with Sugar at Ale, Molasses under deck
at g. and on deck at 3d. Of 100 tuns from Laporte
Mills to Matapzas, with Lumber at 50 SO, aud
scboe ner of 600 bbs. capacity to st. Domingo and
back for 81, 100.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
1914 9l 44-for Customs, $ls5,OOO Payments $l7o,-
GAO 63i Balance, 81, 1895 81 Treasury Notes re-
ceiyed for Customs during the week, 81 100.
The Norwich and Worcester Road earned in March,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
DianAlers. SC.

On Sunday morning while the soh kersngton f Neuvtas
was at anchor the River she into by the oop H.
Mile West Camp red away bbOom and started ioefoo
and The loop had her bow bally sloge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
Receipts Of Produce.

Total Sy all Rousss Apra H-4,S7s bbls Flour; 40 DO
Corn Meal As 5l8 DO Whest TBS pkgs Oats ls do Rye 6H
do Corn 600 DO Malt ga do. WHISKY, 3l7 do Lard LOO DO
Provisions 6Ido. Ashes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16
MARRIED..

BARTHOLF-ELLIs-CnT Tuesday, April TO- By the Rey Es,
ward Lsthop George z. Bathofto Misc May L. EMS "'
hise eli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

The Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad Com
paDy has declared dividend of 81 y cent payable on
ana after the 10th init in Cincinnati funds and
after May !, in exchange on New.York The transfer
books will be closed for ten days.
The movement Of the Coal trade for the week and
for tha seaaon il a. fnnwa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

M.reh aS la ae ship s. n. Mallory, nom New ore,n,
loI IiInrnoaL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

DREADFUL AccIDENT--Two CHILDREN BURNED
TO DEATH-At O'Clock Saturday evening two little girls,
aged respectively three and Eve years children Of MI James
Mccoy eiidns No. 1874 South First street burned to
deSb setting their elOhes on FIRE With matches with which
thew were psyins They ,cked In room during the
Temporary absence Of their motne and deadfoy
burned before her return that they died In few hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

There was no variation 10 the Money market to-day
worth noting. The supply on call is abundant. The
Bank Statement, it is expected, will show gain of
5000 coo to 100000 in specie for the week. The Ar
IONA from Brazos, which arrived at New Orleans on
the 18th inst, brought slss, 1855 in specie.
Report of specis exported from the Port Of New
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-16

PLYMOUTH CHURcH.-The Trustees of this church,
it is stated have sent in their designations in oonse
of srictures by the pastor in regard 10 their
action in refusing the use Of the church TO Wendell
Phillips to deliver his lecture entitled Plea for tae
Dissolution Of the Union"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20
From he London Tines
TUF POPE AND HIS IRISH HRIGADR

The wrerhed creatures Kidnapped by the recruiting
agents Poniid have lea tht coss that m
In the world han hs well abused Anglo
whom they have venting their picturesque discomfort
all r, bows oge her aud oh but grand
hear the Pope hand BY HIS Own ~ II who
returned recruit who loved Pope III
shed his tlo In his deeace Here sketch
life -" Rome Is small plae and the sees
"and thy that evey Is like snhhoe While the beg
gArs follow you look serAbs wretch ed
18th they neay break heart TO hear for Bread
bread while the where eating
smokng IL they had nothing world 20
"oh hoE painted for Old Ireland pravea
"be away this aecuned pAce May other had
arrived coneusSn the Pope H s recruit but they
here anf course helr testimony DID not 20 much
however, the moment confne rseve, the Adgen.
tures ofhs Pores Own One huoded sixteen Of these unor
hayug nterv N Mr. Sui w. who had led them
neVe would Join the Pope army they woul receive
and the height e treatment Mr Sullivan however
judriousy would have no nS 10 then Dublin priests
shut u Ia the faces Of the Saryeog. bad
gone fight Their spiritual ehie tut returned In riE
uihou. glory and without having sTaek true
faith The substance OF the statements mad. these Wretched
given sfal9ws-Thty recruited In Dublin
liy, pool Live p1O hey taken In hand by ain
Father ORely wsTdsd them Hall Il
day fr thea that eg quilted tbs shores Of England
for from the moment they were passed on ard the An wsrp
de hc real suGr began From Ant.
they draugIed Ia Roms Ia but they
much dssA lshed with their treatment during the transit
Thy put betp the hoo OF stables ans yaehhopIs
Ghe black bread snl bee We sided vi macca
SOUP and as naly OF "ning Ge man faussge fr
rel sh Even these desac were administered oay twice dur
ing the "a and In such sn qu-n Ties and OF such bad quail
~ that N served raher tics than satsAerS Of
ute The uls adm rather loudly declare that gh
woFkho uesie gent eue1 In comparison win
the they ths haLd Of the Naman Pont
sruing agents hSrd enough OF endu but
vas not uat they fairy vn the papa domnl No Nat
ths' dbcOyssd there DEEPER dtph OF misery even than
this
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-20

To the Editor of the Whig:
High authority has long ago anGccnced that there was
no longer Democratic party, and all remember how
perpetuay this bold declaration (mide by the Hon. Ro
ger A Pryor. was used dnrng the Lstcher campaign.
TO conoborate the asserted demise Of the grim old
monster the Baltimore Convention has made material
fact of what before had only been moral conclusion.
Why, them do 0ppo.iion papers persist in calling them
respectively the Douglas wing and the Brecknrdge wing
Of the Democratic psrtyg Why not eschew the name
Democracy and call the the Squa ter Sovereignty
the other the Federal Protection Party The word De-
mocracy is always rslyng cry Democrats, and will
perpetuay engender fraerna feelings among thcm aud
even may reunite them They have been so long herd
ed and wheeded 10 the musical sound Of that word.
that like the farmers when they hear the accustomed
horn blow it is natural TO them TO fall into the trot 10
have any will in the matter. The word Democrat ought
therefore, TO be erased from the vocabulary of Wing
editor and be should select terms for these factions
which either and both of them viii not consider oten'
sve If then, they be taught different nomencla-
ture aud Opposition journals follow after encouragingy,
good country will after while, be relieved Of the
nightmare Of Democracy.
You private tutor to no less man than the
Hon. Henry A. Wise and came near making him Presi-
dent and perhaps would have done if he had follow
ed your advice Teaching politics is the vocation which
people think you born to. Open your heart,
now extend the sphere of your usefulness and teach the
whole Democratic party how to spell their own names,
and perhaps you will enable them 10 their country
better. SUBSCRIBER.