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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28
The Richmond Mass Meeting.

At the mass meeting which was organized
on Saturday night in Richmond at the African
/ Church, Immediately after adjournment of the
Democratic State Convention, Col. Payne was
called to the chair.
COL Payne, on taking the chair, reminded
the meeting that cloak ofparty had been thrown.
off, and that they had assembled as Firginans
If order could not he preserved in the Convcn-
ton, he hoped, as ciizens they would set an ey-
ample of dccorum that might bc followed by
future Conventions. He then announced his
readiness to proceed to business.
COL S. 3. Paul, of Petersburg, after refer
ring to the Importance of a Southern Conven-
ton, and of Viryinia's hciu. there as i .conscr-
vative element offered the following resolutions:
RrsoIccI, Thatc every suggestion of patriotism
and policy favors. concerted State action. as a
measure of security for Constitutional States
Rights.
ReSofsrl, therefore, That theGcncral Assem-
bly of Virginia should respond tirvorably to the
Invitation Of the State of South Carolina, COM
municaied by her Commissioner in person, by
the appointment of Commissioners to a United
Southern Conference.
The resolution were advocated 10y Mcssrs. +.
McMucn, p. Ii. Aylctt Il. l. Cooke, Croppcr
of Norfolk, John Seldom NJ. lsbeIl, Goodc OF
Bedford, Edmund Ruifin, B. II. Wexford, and
Coocs of Wythc, and adopted with great
unan:mIy.
We learn from the Dispich that the meeting
adjourned and those present repaired en- maSse
to the Exchange Hotel to pay their respect to
and welcome General ,. b. Starkc,. the COM
missioner to Virginia from Mississippi, who
arrived in the city on Saturday. Col. W. W.
IPavnc, on behalf of the meeting and the people
Of Virginia, gave him cordial welcome to the
State Gen. Starkc was received with vociic-
rous.chccrng. lie said that he came as the
Commissioner from Mississippi-a daughter OF
Virginia who wished to receive her counsel
and to be led by her Instruction. Mississippi
desired conference Of her sister. Southern
States as Union-saving measure instead of 4
disunion measure If the Black Republicans
of the North persist ifaullilyirg the provisions
OF the Federal Constitution and trampling on
our rights, after first vanlv appealing to the
Federal Government for redress, we must seize
the Federal property within ourlimits ANA com
| pei them by force to an observance OF the
provisions Of the Constitution and guaranteed
rights of the Southern States.
The remarks ofGcp. Starkc were extremely
eloquent, and drew forth dcaicning applause
! from the multitude assembled in front Of the
hotel.
The Legislature have not vet taken any
action upon the Report of the joint Committee
Southern Gaurlian.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28
. Virginia State Convention.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
RIcnMoHD, VA, February

RIcHnoND, NAr February II.
In the Democratic State Convention, late
last night a resolution was adopted admitting
members of the Legislature from unrcprcscnt-
cd counties to seats in the Convention.
To-day the proceedings were more orderly.
A resolution was introduced, stating the Hon.
Henry A. Wise was the first choice Of the
people Of Virginia, for the Presidency Of the
United States. A substitute was submitted,
stating that the Democratic party of Virginia
would support the nominee of the Charleston
Convention, and also disclaiming any right to
instruct the delegates rs to whom they will
support at Charleston.
Another resolution Of nearly the same tenor
was introduced, but it was rcpletc with sound
national patriotic sentiments.
These resolutions and amendments were dis
cussed at considerable length.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28
Morocco Rcsicf Fund.

The substantial relief afforded to our unfor-
tunate brethren at Gibraltar by the Israelites
in America will at all times be remembered to
their credit. We have in the course of our
advocacy of the cause, received many responses
which have delighted us, hut the collection
made by Mr.. Names Baum assisted, as hevcry
modestly states in his letter, by his young
friend Mr.. Simon Baruch, is so creditable to
those gentlemen, and especially to the contribu-
tors at Camden, S. c., Christian and Israclitc,
that We feel especial pleasure in publishing the
list without authority from the donors, in order
that our European friends may participate in
the pleasure we enjoy, which will be considera-
bly, enhanced by them when they reflect that
there is no congregation of Israelitcs in Camden,
and that it was the cause as it itappeared in the
Messenger which stimulated Mr.. Baum and his
friend to add the amount of their collection to
tle very crcditablc LIST from the limited STATES
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

DEATH OF JUDGE O. H. KEHAN.-Wc learn
from the Macon (Ga) Telegraph, that Hon.
Owen II. kenan died at his residence in Whit
field County, on the 9th January, in the
scvcnty-fth year of his age. lie had filled
the office of Judge first in the Ocmulg gee. and
next in the Cherokee Circuit. During the
last wears Of his life he retired from the bar
and lived on his farm in Whitfield County.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

New GOLD MlxE.-A new gold mine has
Just been opened IN the plantation of Thomas
Harrington, Esq, Moore county, North Carroll
ma. Tic mine is located upon Lick Creek,
and the gold is folsd in the soil on the face Of
hill, and down at its base, where it has been
washed lY rains. There will probably be
found vien near the crest of the hill, when
proper in, estigation is nude. - Chcra~ Gozette.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

IrIxERAxr SALEsMES.-Wc are requested b.
the Deputy Treasurer of the Upper Division to
say: That he has sent out with the "Acts and
Resolutions" of the last Session the necessary
Blank Recommendations and Bonds for Itincrant
Statesmen, as well as several copies of the Acts
Of 1859 in reference to their duty, all of which
will he found with the Clerks of Court at the
different Court Houses.
Will the Press of the Upper Division extend
this noticc-.S0. Guardian.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28
R1cIlMoSD; February Is

+, Tho Convention was noisy and turbulent,
and nothing yet has been effected. The rcso-
luton deeming it ineypedcnt to declare their
preference for a Presidential candidate was still
pending. The Convention took a recess until
4 O'Clock.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

DrowxEp.-On Sunday, the 18th instant,
Mr.. Henry l:rsknc, Of this District, WAS drown
cd while attempting TO cross Mill Creek, near
Burchcs' Ferry, on y floating log. The dcccas-
cd was native of Scotland, but had been cn-
gagged III teaching school in this country for
many wears. We learn that he was intoNica-
ted III the time. An inquest was held by }. J.
Bo>tck, ESQ, acting Coroner, and verdict
in accordance with the above facts given.
Marion Star, 2lst inst
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

THAT CAxE.-We had the pleasure Of in,
spcctins the handsome Palmetto canc manu-,
featured by Mcssrs. Cooper and Gather, 10 be
presented to Mr.. Edmunlson, Of Virginia. II
bears the following inscription: "llon. +. y
Edmundson, from citizens of Columbia, 1860
It leaves by Adams Express for Washington
there to be presented TO Alr. Edmundson by oul
immediate Representative, Hon. W. w. Boyce
('oiumJia Guardian.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

STRIFE OF SnoeMAKERs.-The strike among
the shocmakrrs of Massachusetts has extended
to every manufacturing town, and the 22d
February is the day appointed for a general
suspension of work, unless their wages are
raised. A portion Of the manufacturers have
either admitted the justice Of their claims and
offered to comproms, or expressed their willing
ness to cooperate when there is any general
tendency among other manufacturers to unite
with them Others oppose the movement, its
design, and the claims Oh which it is based.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

We SAW, yesterday, counterfeit bill Of
twenty dollars on thc bank Of Hamburg, S. c..
which is calculated to. deceive the unwary. 1t
is a fac simiie OF the genuine bill, and can only
be detected BY a careful examination Of the
signatures, which, it will be discovered, arc
photographed. and not written, The public
should be oG their guard.-'Saroanah Nc'c'.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

PESF1ELp, Ga, February l7.-At II o'clock
last night occurred a destructive fire here,
originating in the wood works of Mr.. Raydcn,
and extending to several adjacent buildings
For while excitement and confusion were
intense, the college buildings ofMcrccr Universe
tv being nc9r by, and breeze blowing favora-
blv for itsdcstruction. Loss Of Mr.. Rayden un-
certain yet, but known to be considerable, and
bis insurance only partial.
.ju1ust1 Con,GiutioadLst.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

GETTING Up STAIRS By SrEAM-Thc Fifth
Avenue Hotel has car in which the boardcrs
are to be ,ai>cd by stcanrtot the different floors.
Ii m!,>t prove valuable 10 some men, particular
" late intie evening" PrO"ritnce Journal.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

What WILL KERsIIAw Do.-In or articles
last week upon tie railroad, we stated that
encouraging accounts had been received from
portions of kcrsliaw District, and we doubted
not that the section above Camden would be
unanimous in favor Of the proposed road and
contribute material aid. Since then We have
been shown a letter from IL gentleman of that
District who authorizes his name to be used
to the extent of Ten Thousand dollars
LuncaShr Lrdqer.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

MURDER HELP -"IIELrER The Wash
ingtoa correspondent OF the New York Tribune
intimatcs that i'll the Republican Ecprrscnta-
tives 90 armed, and announces that they, mean
to defend their personal rights in their own
way, whenever assailed." In the namc OF the
three C''s-cofee, Colts and cofins--isat his
an impending crisis i
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
GOV. Hicks and the Legislature.

a paragraph some days ago informed our
readers that the Legislature Of Maryland passed
resolution appointing committee to Inquire
as to the truth of the report that oysicls
had congratulated Speaker PenningtcsEaa. his
election. 1t will be seen that he declHI5S to
givc the information sought:
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
AySAPoLIs, February Is, 1860.
To tie House of Delegates. .-GEsTLE%ES:-l
have been informed to-day by committee Of
your House that you adopted an order rcciting
that-"Whcreas, it appears from the public
press of the country that the Governor Of Mary
land has placed this State in false position BY
presenting his congratulations to Mr.. Peniiing,
ton, of New Jersey, Black Republican, upon
his election to the distinguished position Of
Speaker of the House of Representatives, and
directing committee, appointed by the Speak.
er, to inquire Of the Governor whether his con,
gratulatons were presented at all, And if So
whether privately or officially"
/ cannot admit the right of the House Of
Delegates to make such inquiry, and the re,
spect wilich, in my opinion, ought to be OBJ
served by each department of the government
towards every other, prccudcs me from return,
ing any answer to such a message, other than
to acknowledge its receipt.
THOMAS II. HICKS.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

TIeo Bill, lend me &e dollars You're
mistaken in your man, sir I'm not .fvt
dcNW BW."
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

How TIE THIsTLE SAVED ScoTLANp.-Thc
following is related as the origin Of the Use Of
the thistle as the national emblem Of Scotland.
When the Danes invaded Scotland, they
avaiIcd themselves Of the pitch darkness Of
nirht to attack the Scottish forces unawarcS.
In approaching the Scottish forces rnohsevcd
and marching barcf1otcd to prevent their tramp
being heard, one of the Danes trod upon 4
large prckly thistle, and the sharp cry Of pain
which he instirictlv uttered suddenly appriscl
tic Scots of the danger, who Immediately ran
to their arms, and defeated the foe with great
SLAUGHTER. The thistle was thcnccorwar,l
adopted as the national insignia OF Scotland
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

pRoBLgM NO 5iS BY rEaImoF CHARLES
Nj t4,aa r2a&zo2sa TON, s G.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1860-02-28

On Wednesday last the Camden Light Infantry
celebrated the Anniversary their organization,
:and the one hundred and twentyeghth birthday of
WASHINGTON, IN amost interesting and pleasant man
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07
CITY POLITIC s.
the Tickets Before the Pe"rese Of
This City.
Lid NJ Candidates co. cay, County, judicial
s~sgressouai and sSsesssiy enhses-
Bargaining Of ne roIitseiaDs-Tbe
er,dmcn 'B~w Alter the
legislature tgain,
&c,

notwithstanding no polii1ans nave been as busy az
nees for he last so weeks over The nominations Tor the
several ooes 70 be deds The approaching election, they
have no. compsvrd nominations The CITY, county
md ndcal tG ei the only that haa been trottcd
a., M Cu o. the several parties FeC these Offices we
have s2 coy pc,e tickets a. the neld representing a.
many Fsrg oIganaatODs, fragments Of parties In this
,iy ma, aIc sqlsosang the spoils. portion
sftbese vii unqCestpnsOy be taken down before cleo
cr r. complain ztn the billie Of sale that be-
ng DOT BY NC chqucs and committees whose spe.
s be 10 dispose Of the several Offices
does bic cattle. We give the tickets they
stand wish he Understood that the ticxets
III al ihe by the time that edition contain.
rg TIE at reaches the rp town wards. There Is tell
nr many OF these gentlemen may have "a disposed
. ~ pennipg This article by the grogshop
cont ZANE whilst swallowing their mint juleps, or
sbss ~ punches.
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schr Bay State, HsIett Boston dayn
chr Henry 0ibks etnna Bosa0n, 3dayG
schr Angler. Be<se, warehAm. 3csys.
schr Peter Ritter, cSossmsn. Hartford, . dayp
sscp p sapero, fiDkhsm, New Hsysu- dAys-
nhrned hvewsnr tpow) Hswkins Brookhayea, dare.
Scsr me Kelley NorwAlk for Warehazn.
SScnnr RED Rover. k'chers0g, albany for Boston
scnI nsnry Clay. DelAno Albany for New Bedford
6csr poiphn = eler. Port Even for Rnss0u
scnr Lonha Drink wAt~r. Bondaus for Salem.
steamer v Heart sadeL Phadepha
AnAmer Planet wilson. rhilad0lphia
Steamer Abatroas. Jones, P-ovkiepca
Steamer Ncschester. Jones Providence
Bark Geu stricker from Cardenaa
Brig Jonn Sievens, from Turks IslandA.
Brig Eliza from
schr Alba from Wilmington An by pio, boa, May Tsv,o
One ship, one bark and one brig, unknown.
aAll.El,
Steamships Fdnburr (B} liverpool tpassed Bs,eyx a
l2lb PM) Adrisc Havre pased the Battery l0lB AM.
ALABAMA Savannah; Yorktown Richmond; bark Bunkey
shanghae.
Wind during the day NV
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SATURDAY, Oct 6-6P u.
FLouR.-The sales embraced 900 1900 bbs.,
including supernne state and Western at IS rs IS 3d.
and extra State at IS 45 s. 20.
WHEAT nrmer with sales Of lie, 900 bushels, q.
81 90 for winter red Western and At 81 "a 81 IS for
Milw aukee club.
CoHs Market quiet, and GALES confined TO about
80 ot0 bushels at 70c for Western mixed In store and
aioat
Pork was dull with sales Of mess at $40 SO H. and
prime at 9l4 so a $f4 70.
wmsKEY. Sales 200 bbls. at % ac.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07
MOZART ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

TrNru nrrUcr me Mozart Hai Nominating oonveu.
ton o. this district evening, pafsaAn 70 adjourn.
meat Al tho corner q Houstou asd Allen streets Mr..
Thomas Kelley 10 tn chair. Committee 81 coaferonos
wa, appointed "a NEE, ,he Tsmmaay Hal ccnventioo aaa
taec, rulor won oant sate TIE committee departed
upo1 ~ Grand sEa aeS retrrei, stating that the
rsmmauy tics would them At the corner Of First ave
tue and SIKH street, arrcc rpou the terms q nson
ee a seven appointed purpo~e ch
net the Tanwary Norv-rtion Arranged bot ne agree
men could be crtrtd nla the after wthsrE 10 alorrr
the meeting urt NouGay evcun g ard the No1uiiies be-
az dtrirous OF nued afsy ,rossed "a with the norns
Lon The niter. uertlv retrYnea AMI reported
thc -nn Hor CT matters, .vher upon The ccuvcnton
vfx1r,1 rrcfecde6 the election Of candidate, All
~ luke Cosaas ~ 1ocsly nominated by soes
rRilrr
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NOMINEES FOR STATE ASSEMBLY.


me nominations for members Of Assembly have re.
ssved The special attention Of the greg shop cabal,
shroughOu. the city. Every enby convention, We
Believe without rrRlc exception has met Al some H.
,uor store and there made It's nomns1ions Even the
republicans, who talk much about the Eaine law,
have adopted the pan and announced their non
nee 10 rone drinking establishment Neither OF The
"a parties has completed It's Assembly tskett there
bexg $50 aed wards where al the bargains are not
cuded Az macy Of the asprants are Only tie hed
10 be bought o. either with other Office else the
hard cash It ire aeny proves hard tAsk for pSsou 10
cesr The gay he obtain the Mutation OF his
party, rather 81 clique, which anxious 70 have
v believe Gomez hon he people when IN reality IN nine
oG every ten, the nominations that have been
made for tic in this city have been the result
OF bargain and sale obtained through regular ma,hc
NAUTICAL calculation, as dishonest mode a. many Of he
penthouse cl,ques are dcpraved. Ia the face q
ru they already commenced the CRY Of party nom
natous and asking The voters 70 support The regular party
sscket
IA Is With lAs city, county and Congressional
tcsete, 20 . vu be With The Assembly nom nations
many Of them through tho buying and selling Of the
trading potciars win b. dropped, and the public In
rmed that N aad thai ts.f 81 have united upon one
sand daic when 10 reality Zoe only union the agreement
between the leaders ~ each pack OF rsdng philosophers
who have assumed party names 70 give thenscves In
nSenoe, % DIVIDE nc apo,s between them: There
~h-e IKE he sSih and FlIeebtb asirlcIs, all parties
have uuitcd urna ticket without nominating any
peson be bought ca but At once brought out those
psotE who have proven true 20 their trusts All public
rc<luts. heo ". NasAn 10 the fifteenth, ana samuel
T. Webster Of thc sixth district. both representing
ihesc districts the last legislature voted against The
pccuaiug LOBBY from The commencement 20 tho end OF
Abe seSsnn and an parties opposed 20 the republicans
bAi have uaicd a these Districts have placed them
Their tickets.
There several q thoae members that sisted In
makrg the last isKbaturc Tbs most dlsgracefal that
ever assembled ~ oAny. ans had 4 dnrer in almost
every poclAirg scheme n the that have been
renom mated by rome n ne cQres AL Isctons and
detrmnt1 10 have smother opportunity 10 taste OF
The rich steaks % rnuTiow Weeds slate Hoth republ
eAn and oemctfaic iac'ns have becn guilty % a,tsmpt
~ 70 fo1oe thc'c hes hcs upoa The people whom they
ssye once 89EraatA
heov VI lo i'unt he Assembly tckeW a. they stand
tfetent Toe members % tho asst - stature In a.s
All shc ea9 otraic 18th he iresboossrs on tat BODY
Voc foox TAT n the prAsoAl schemes wth tar atcr
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NAVAL Intelligence.

me rev Tinted states steam gnnboa .rswsee arrived
a rcusscols the "a inst from Philadelphia me vas 10
eave the ns1i cay icr yCra Cruz, wiz xnh,cy scisnc
ne performances r nc ra~n~ ~ ~ 10 ircn ptna
% phs Fsrs }s-y tsl slsel0yy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-07

.o ticket portion Of them ne men and the balance
nom tho present tickets In The hsu
IN ION We would request G such candsdates or
rather nominees as have becn accidentally omitted In
The above Iss land thok there are none) 70 send
their names 10 This Office then will include them IN
fuller int which u.end TO publish immediately o.
The oonpletjop Of AL the tickets.
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The Cooperstown journal OF Thursday says That
hops we're never before bought up closely In the
country at this time OF year. Only few lots
have been purchased during tie past week al Csc.
a soc.
The deliveries Of grain at Chicago on the %
Inst were as follows
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CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

EcFi Of The Congressional nominations as win he seen
VI the annexed ht have already been made but yet the
aosnrl Han ticket Is the only one which complete
NE Uron party have Jet TO present their Candidates,
nominations have yet 70 be made by Tammany Hall
mr. The Fifth district Mr.. George Briggs Is the only
gentleman who has received the endorsement Of The
Bell Everct,ere for Congressional nomination. All the
saoddaes for ,he representation of this city in wash
sgssn win be found duly recorded in the following
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER clAL
SATURDAY, Oct. &c p. NJ,

SATURDAY. Oct &c p. NJ.
The steamships Adriatc and Edinburg sailed to-
day for Europe the former with s676 OO0 the latter
with cit 64s in specie ON freight-making the total
shipment of the day s692 .s4s, . large portion OF
which was silver. The foreign exchange market
closed dull and weak. In money there was no
change, though the amount offering was quite
large.
The stock market was unsettled to-day, the ten
dency at the morning board being-as was natural
after the excessive advance Of yesterday-toward
easier prices. In the afternoon things were a
shade better than in the middle of the day and the
market closed steady. The business done was
very large, especially in Central, Erie, Illinois Gen.
trail Galena, Toledo and Rock Island, and the con-
test between the bulls and bears quite animated.
Comparing the prices current at the close to-day
with those OF last evening, the movement OF the
day shows a decline of per cent in Central, IA
in Erie, } in Hudson River ! in Reading 4 in
Michigan Central, II in guaranteed, "a in
Illinois Central, II in Galena, II in Rock
Island, II in Toledo AT the close the following
were the quotations. Virginia 6s, 81 /; Missouri
6's, III a rs; Canton, 200 2ls; Cumberland Coal
preferred, l3a IA; Pacific Mail, 81 !; New
York Central, ssl ]; Erie, 3sl I; Hudson River,
535 81; Harlem, al a \; do. preferred, so !;
Reading, 46i /; Michigan Central, 6si j Michi'
ran Southern and Northern Indiana. 2ll I;
DO. guaranteed, Az a I; Panama, i25 a (; Hi
nois Central, $50 q I; Galena and Chicago, TAI .
/; Cleveland and Toledo, 45s I; Chicago and
Rock Island, III "a; Chicago, Burlington ani
Quincy, s7l So.
| The following was the business Of the Sub-Trea
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EIGHTH DISTRICT ASSEMBLY CONVENTION

ms Convention met At toe Tlnosln and Hsmin head
1aarisrs, in Grand street, on saturday evening Two
delegations Appearing from the Eleventh. ward. dele
satS iron the hlccnth ~ard moved ina, too delegates
be admitted from each Of the ooutestant delesaioas
The Thirteenth ward having ,s delegates, and the 80
venlh ward nvs. THIS notion carried BY the mir
tenth ward voting N ~ fsvor Tie deicgatss from the
seventh ward having learned that This proposition bad
bcen arranged before thc meeting Of The convention BY
the Delegates from the hreerth ward and the irregular
sclesaicn Of The Fevcnth ward retired from the con.
vntiop snd together With the irregular decoration Of the
f1s venih ward unar mousy pom mattel o. q. sawyer
lie rvpuhlcan candidate for Assembly 10 HE district and
ne 5, ser wing o Tie convention, nominated another
GARD gAlr