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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-The Spring arrange
for running the trains this railroad goes into
operation this morning. As announced in coldnns
few days sgo train Will be dispatched ffom this
city for Albany at 800 a. H., called the Buffalo and
Northern News train, by which the NeH-YOrk daily
journals will reach Albany the same morning. before
o'clock According to the new Timetable the depart
ure of the trains hence will he as followsi
3.2Os NJ, *News tr.in for Albany and Troy.
6:OOa III Albany Mail
7:00a II Albany Express.
gas IN for sing Sing and way stations
ll:COe IL Ex press for Albany.
l:l5 .. M, FOR Pcushkeepsis.
$500 .. H., far Pom hkeepsie.
3:35 .. IT., for TnTTy town end way sts,icrs
ass .. M, for Sing Sips and way stations.
$500 ,. M, xEIes. fer ALBANY.
$3.50 =. H., for Peekskill snd way stations.
6:I5 p. M, Enisr,nt train for albany
9:i5 y. M slee piDgCsr tain for Albany.
Fom Thirty Grssreet dePO the others from the Chamserr
street depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

Brazil REPRESENTED AT THE MAYORS OFFICE
Oh Saturday the Ulcers of tne Brazilian corvette Dom
ps Isbea paid their respects 10 his Honor Fernando
Wood, At the Mayors Office, by whom they were very
weieomeIy received. Trey iovitsd the Mayor to visit
them on beard their vessel and he consented to do 60
in few dsyr. After ten days further sojonrn here,
tie Donna Isabella will ssi direct for Rio Janeiro.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

ASSESSMENT FRAUDs.-The Street Commissioner has
made suge estioDs at various times that the Common
Council should direct legal proceedings to be taken
against former officers of the Bureau Of Collection of
essments to moneys belonging to the Cor
poration alleged to have been illegally retained by
them. 1t appears that the Common Council have de-
fened action in regard to it, probably for the purpose
Of sscsrtainiug the amounts 80 taken or retained.
Some delay has been occasoned in procuring this in
formation on account Of of the Deputy Collectors
of Assessments having taken from the office, at the
time Of his removal important book, containing ac-
counts OF his collections which he has never returned
His rame is Ira A. Libby. The only person authorized
to demand the book ia the successor in Office, bu.
are not informed whether that demand has ever been
made.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

CoURr or SPECIAL SEssross-Ap ril 7.--Befrs Jas-
hces srxEEs, KELLY, and cossoLlY YIN Morsu, uesax
?nirstisy 'Dth. Jehe osrmesy s'.s1, ssa S.tsry
psrsn,ey msshs Mary Curry ssssul, and b>elssYs
feritepuJ three monhs Jaae Boz s.ssut and b>s,
peEiiensr5 SIX month";; Jas Christopher ssn snf k4tsfys
fsaeniy four mopths James Kennedy sssau and tssys
fenitentsiy four months
large number Of prso3ers tried ether reH.Eo8
for sentence a07uitted hss judgment suspenasd a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

EASTER Yesterday after the forty days OF fa'''1s'
comes the foremost fe.tiya Of the Christian word'
Easter, commemorative Of the resurrection OF our
Savior and of the awakening of nature from the ions
Dreamy sleep of Winter to the vsrnal elOrie' Of the
s,,ir1 In the Christian world at large L. is season
Of Great rejoicing and is celebrated by the people Of
Europe with all kinds of seorts and mane'ia'o 81
low. Here the youngsters know it as the season Of
paas when colored eggs are TO be cracked WIN
older folk. VITO obaerve Lent, Easter inlugura1es
baeon and beef and other good cheer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
s---- No. r-i>o~s IN nnam tn6h
sssvsns r,turuIpv fra, Nsw-orassns 70 susst their

g.
sssvsns rssurnius frS., Hsw-or'ssas 70 snass shsi
original characters.
There is runor that Mr.. Bou.. 'auls proposes 70
70 England IN July, and to take o.. VI W "'''''
Ihesters for a short season.
Boston T,eahicais.-The Florences have D.
very successful engagement at the HOWARD Aus 'suu
uneer the management Of Mr.. e. L Davenpo~| ine
LaDa Rookh" burlesque has crowded the hon 'e ioi
three weeks and il ALEC announced for every night :"
the peesbt week. Mr.. ii. l.. Ba'eman has less.d toe
Boston Thester for the purpose of producing Cyan.
ge'sae The frtt performance viii be given tonight
AZ the Museum the extravaganza of Blue Beard Is
the attraction, and is announced for continuance.
Mrs. John Heecsn appeared at the National last
week before crowded house.
PkRaiA,,Dlia Iheatyicals arch. Street Theater--
The Roma nee Of Poor Young Man" Is 10 be done
here tonight, with Mr. William Whsatlcy as "Msn-
ue" Mr.. John s. Clarke, the other manager Of this
bouse and one Of the best comedians Of the day. goes
South Oh starring tour till the withdrawal Of the
Young Man shah recall him to his post. The
French company from this city open the Walnut street
Thester tonight Barry Sullivan has just concludeda
fine engagement here The managers have also In re-
bearsal "The Poor Young Man" H
On Saturday last, Judge Cadwalader of the U. 8
District Court delivered opinion in the Of Lsura
Keene sgt Wheatley e. Clarke Of the Arch street
Thsaer Philadelphia in regard to the copyright Of tue
play Of :" Our American Cousin The opinion was
very lengthy, and decided in fact that Lncra Keene
had no copyright to the play but at the sans time sug
gests damages in the amount Of $500 against Whsaey
g. Clarke for having used the play because tie former
had used tho gags" introduced by J. Jefferson while
in Mrs Keene's employ. Messrs. Wheatley 81 Clarke
bave not yet paid the money, though we understand
they have offered to compromise and settle the whole
affair.
Mr.. Franz Kielblock Of New Bedford has composed |
an opera called Miles Standish announced for pro-
duction at Music Hall in Boston, Mr.. Chas I. Cong
don, native of New Bedford is the author Of the
libretto, having founded it upon LorgfelIow's foe
Purtanca poem, with the consent and approval of the
poet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

MINOR Cry ITEMs.-The Central Ps1k Extension
ak,s in abopt 40 acres add is bounded by Fifth aud
Eighth avenues, Observation-Disclosures AMI One-
buudIed-and-tenh streets. Two years ago this prop
e,y eould have been purchased for $3OOOCO hut now
il Ia held at little less tlsu one million The Commis-
s,rtrs have decided to for the cost OF tue exen
rim u2on al frops owners between OIe-hundred-
and.sixlh sJee and Eghtys1h sreet, from the Third
To the Fifth avenue, and IRON he Eighth to the Tenn
avenue, ard from 0be.hundred-aadtenth street TO
One-hundred.aDd fifty fifth street. The tbirsyith
anb1sl exhibition Of the National Academy Of Design
y i'll cpsn At he Gallery On Tenth street, near Broad
way. Thursday, April 10. The election for I'VE
Fire Wsr6sns lone for year, aud four Tor taree
,eafp comes of tomorrow evening in the ball OF tie
Boaro OF X. CONSERVATIVES Of the Fire Department.
Ire receip, of taxes up 10 Saturday amounted to 49,
2G3795 93 leaving outstanding 81 GJO,1l5 63. Oftax
arrears Of years previous 10 1852 the collections 10 the
Buresu of Arrears this week footed up Si4S3i "a.
The recsiois Of the past week were S27,65l 9i....
The biribosy of Henry Clay will be celebrated 10
this cJ by pablo nuer at the ST. Nicholas, gat up
under a. ousricts Of the Clay Festival Also iaton.
Engine III Hose Cos. No. Of Utica, intend to visit
New.York this summeT, when they will be the guest,
of Engine Co. No. 81 The Trades1 ems Bank,
vhieb has been located IN Chatham Square ever snce
ts charter come ibiryive years ago, 10 DO removed
20 Broadway, the corner Of ero4dwy and Reade
street. pant Of the Lsfarge block having been par
chased BY the Directors, who are about to crest
white marble bansing-hOuse upon it...fhs MaT-
eietr lEDs.l GuardiOa says the addl ionAl sum &c
qoiTtc by tie DieetoIs Of the Great saiP 20 npauy
ifliO,ttO) hes been subscribed, and 1t is cohien'y
asserted tbst the Great stern VIII be resoy VI S
| jor New YoIk-htr destination on her hrS' Foyag'
across tho Atlsn,c --sbout the end ct Msy OF einy
in Juao.. Tho rev steam hrsenglne inIsu0e'
'or tie lRurasn Government, when hs ooe'
| built .. III :hmOnd, Virginia, viii be eAai'"''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

For EURoPE.--The British steamer City Of Wash
ngton Capt. Jeffrey, left port Saturday, for Liver
pool, via Queenstown, with 4S cabin passengers and
ll6 in the Storage. The Vanderbilt steamer Illinois,
Capt Grien, sailed for Southampton and Hsvre, with
81 cabin passengers, 95 secordclsss passengers and
$500 $50 in specie. Among the passengers were NJ.
o. Roberts, esq, of this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
IAswrisemens:I

HoUsEKEgPERs VII find e7ery description ~
Eish Medallion. Velvet 6rlsses Thf1epiy, Ingram Car
PBssEG BUGs, MATS, MAT-ISe Dsussgrs SrAK-cAsrxrs,
WsspOw SHADES. TABLE sad PAso CoysRs, at uesfiy
dacsa prices. B0 particular znd g, to
HIRAM AnDxRsos's No. 80 Bovery,
Sign Of the large Goldsn EsfsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

BAND or Hopr.-Mr. jonathan Revell, the indefat-
.hl a. Rand of Hope missionary, who is 20 wen known to
a, our citizens bis usefulness In cnnecton with the
ttme.sDce movement and rtionA,oJ institutions OF h city Is
ra, ns,sed In great work 10 ireland. Since he LEFT Ia
Aru a, he has obtained 10 900 The Pledge Of
Total Abstinence tSppeAs by the papers thai ireland
WA, % 50 prosperous position present. crime and paupeE.
Inn In many he have diminished condeIaby OWING in
geat mea,ue tho revival and Temperance We
are glad TO tha. American Consul at Belfast takes gea
interest IN tho temperance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

A PLYMOUTH CHURCH IN NEw-foRK "A new
Cor ereeaiioUal Church, formed year ago with Two
ueu bers as beginning, under the pastorae Of the
Rev james B. Dunn, and worshpiDg sioce that time
III all at Abingdon square, nov Numbers neatly ~
memterr and yesterday opened services 10 new hall
a, the corr er of Seventh avenue and Twenty second
street, under promising au'picss. Notwithstanding
the rsD there wss full attendance. Ia the morning
sermon appropriate 10 the occasion was preached ey
Prof Smith of New-York, in tho afternoon bS the Rev.
Rpfus W. Clark Of Brooklyn and 10 the evening by
Mr. DOM, tie Pastor. A Sunday School OF about w
men be,s connected With the church 10 in prosperous
oopd ion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
fAdvertisenent |

Thousands of yOaDg men baye been saved rom
ruin and oioT thoganGs directed I. the Of sests TO-
honor snd time By obtaining PPKSeLoercaz ExAnsx5sous
szzd advice az FOWLER HELLs no.s03 broadway. ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
lAdvertis@meuti

DR.: SwEET'3 IEFALEgBLE EMINENT 4 q
friend in need" and every fsa,ly .hsuld hazel
De- SWEETS IsPALuELk LIslsssr s best rers3y<er
Sores il che Known world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
fAdvort tseD,entf

MILLIONS OF Notifies OF Mrs, WFisL0w'3 Ho0xU-
syrup osed even d. Unit,8 aas>s ~
chdIez Teo.hing With nsvsrfalns gsis iosp
date aud certain Ohly Is cents a bottle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

MIsoR poLIoE IrEsj.--ElTly on S.torAy mOrnng
wLno Michael SHAW OF No. 81 Gfetaweh street wAkus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

. ks -ttro -roer VIZ -
ttsours Rsf sysnue be was sched by men wSs sp1.
cr<Ss6 Tchbng him bis sacb md oth-r vJgss ODs o.
th@ hig ~sysen arrested bs Oeer NicteH s,d bsag
taken 70 s Ssstion Hoose save 81. James Mes<ha
Hs vas By Jucs Kelly yono aesrses
q vbte street. stsesef srsay night ia WIS
Bress One oftbe picked his pocket Of tive tHss
~biIs stbrs held him. The enes zes n!tssj ss
fwer b, Jssjce Kelly Mary sehb Michael Dosob1e sd
Ehstl gpew two Ias nseni ni rstsd oe
b William Esy,Ie, No 20 Cherry street The boys oobfssd
10 baye he crar and yorftnn Of tse sosfsgsf
Icpnd possession Jusiic Connolly comre1
Sbsn 70 sabes knspp was srreef on s<1 dsy
charged robbed 5estotao, named tegaaa sr
Of sloo whie IN efsoidshy houe AZ n. Fray coeH mot
idsmfy tho pris>Der, she was Discharged M 2
\ ACCIDENTS AsD ISQuEsrs iaboring man, a5ous
35Jes of sye, WINES c,uA BE- s~ertSne wss Ga
spy ked b. tss ino the bsnest Of tbs so "a - the
esfsS q the time TIE BODY rsnsved the Pheeeh Pro-
sns Gs h0a.e ysss 80 ieqas: We. sss -
named ysseph', ~ho bad soc cd nights ledgiBs from Cs
TOPPER Bynt il bsxyseyeLth Vt ret xnh svspge,
found De ed 10 biz bed 90 Saturday morning An IN b by
Coroner JaekDan reysesd the f u desh eas.t ~ No
while sttnE hs Office No. l0s 9ossck s,ress skes m
ard Cleo before medical as.nee could be s1muoas< His
bod: conveyed home and the oorensr n'tised gss
W. Tps aged IL yeas fell from pJs 81 lambsr s Ne Bs
Meuce street add susaine5 fors Of Of be tes ssd
both wr BE cssriss hone ~ the police The f.sst
al IL OF ibe Lite VIM Tue who nsu7possato hsyy
liam Nicholas, fireman belonging TO Engine No ~ vs&
BY o'hef engine OF the cner Of sec5ns aysns< ~
Second Saturday nisht The rnortn'se niss e.fsnp
az shoulders dsoos5 and sustsecd sesl ntssasl i1
es b conveyed bis residence No sS1 second ss
body Of 9tmsn about 30 Of Ehse zans
found Oh Saturday morning ha.ns ir BE cne
on The body the Jury returned verdict Of sssssa
drowning"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09
!, New York IN a few dsys~. National "a

IN New YORK IA sx~ x'.'"-~--.,...-.-.--.
IN New. York IN q few days. .Nstiosal Ca,
cts, sixty-Dioth Regiment, under the com
niaud Of Col MicbasI Corcoran. win assemble for
military improvement and drill at the new State
Arsenal, corner Of Thirty. ifth street and Seventh
avenue, tomorrow evening. There were n Gres
and alarms Of ere durirg March Is am,r6a
that the New-Haven Grays, Capt Osborn. viii visit
Nsw.York during the ensuing Summer, as the guests
OF TIE Ninth Regiment. The Ne@-Bsdford City
Guar5 C,.ps. IDgrabsm, win aleo visit our city and
~et their bro.bers-in-srns Of the Eighth Regiment.
The Jewish Pest Of the Passover commenced on
F,idsv and is Observes With great rigor. On fdday
evening III Pashsl So PER was eaten in every jewish
household eious services were held 10 the yua-
goeues. The /, ~tival ends on Friday nsxt..A cor
In The Philadelphia Press, In view Of the
scarcity Of good dol ,estc servants suggests the nso
duction Of female co. Nes. he states that within his
own knowledge, the chinese are easily trained into
habits of service, ard m become real helps in
honsshold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

PROBABLE MURDER by GASG OF RowDIEs.-
Henry DetGicssoD, Swedish sailor living az No. l6i
Washington street in saors boarding. house, while
his wsy ONE about IL O'Clock on Friday night was
noss brutsIly beaten by gang Of 70 vdiss. Tae in
ored msn ard youpg friend had reached the corner
of WsshiDgtn and Carlisle streets, when they were
met by about 6azen balies who were determined to
have tgbt. Some one struck Dedriekseo, which
WIS the signal for general assault upoa him by
the whole party. They beat and kicked him until he
was nearly ssDseless, wlen of them finished the
assault BY striking their victim violently Oh tie head
vith a slnAg.ehot ether deadly weapon. The
blow felsd the S@sde to the pavement where Re lay
10 state Of iDsensibility Thinking no doubt, that
they had killed their man, she whole gang of roadies
fed up Carlisle street. The companion of the assaulted
sailor then procured the services Of some of the First
Ward officers, and Dedriohson was conveyed TO the
Hospital The attending surgeon dressed bis wounds,
ard found that beside other oures he had sustained
serious fracture of the skull Dedrickson continued
irsepsible for many hours and appeared sinking 50
rapidly that the physician had little hope of his re-
covery.
IL is thought that this deadly assault like some others
which have oeeQred in the First Ward, grew out Of
rivalry between two sailor boarding and daoce houses
SeJgesnt Denton and other officers of the First Pre-
cir ct Immediately commenced vigorous search for the
row dies who committed the assault on Dejrskson and
Officer Ryan aeon arrested man named John Green
wood, who was iden flied by the companion of the \
wour ded man as one Of the 70 1des engaged 10 the 4
assault Sergeant Denton subsequently arrested Jere-
nah Murphy, who was also identified as one who hal
taken active part in the assault Both the prisoners
were taken before Justice Connolly, who committed
them REORGANIZATION,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

THrArBIoAI ITEMS Mr.. Joseph Jefferson has re-
cured Laura Keenes Theater for the fummer sessoo'
ex ending from May Ia 10 September j. Mr'' 'onn
WOOD viii DO the star sis also Mr. Jefferson ia'en
ton 10 Ieproduos The Auerisan Consin,P gAa the
original cat, Mesars SohcrD, Couldcek, aad MaS sara
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

DEATH OF FIREMAs.-Coroner Jsckman held an
rquest on Saturday afternoon at the New-York Hospi
tai, OIL the body Of John Cahiil, member Of Eagine
Company No. AS who died from the effect of Injuries
received by being run by thu engine on Tuesday
las, From the evidence elected it appears that de-
csased aud smother person had hold Of the tongue of
the ensioe, and thst being upabe to keep up vale
qoirg dosn grade, they both jumped on the tongue b
rice 90 The hill Fesrog thai he would be thrown
Of the deceased attempted 10 jump from the tongue,
bat wee struck by the engine and knocked down.
TIE wheels passeo over one Ct biz legs mansing is
v.r, .sdly The injured mau was conveyed 70 the
Uos,i,si u'hsIe be died Saturday morning. The
In ,.nde,sd q verdict Of accidental death" A
Ia,cs number of friends and fremen followed the re-
mains to Calvary Cemetsry yc<!erday'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

TYPcGRAPHIcAL USloS.-A meeting Of Typograph-
zeal Union No. was held at their rooms on Saturday
piRht last. Thomas j. Walsh of The Daily Times,
and Henry NJ. Failing of The Daily Ners, were chosen
delegates the National Convention which is to be
held on the 9th of May az Nashville, Tom. TIE dele
gates ere instructed invite that body TO hold their
next Convention in this city No other business ofim-
porapce was transacted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

A HOMICIDE SURREspERs HrssELF.-0n Monday
evening Last, during row in saloon at No. OH
Water street, man named Peter b. Hall, while III
toxieated was kicked to death BY Patrick Murphy.
After the commission of the deed Murphy escaped aud
was not heard of until Saturday last, when he APP
peaFed at the Tombs and surrendered himself He was
con United TO the cells TO answer. Murphy says that
lie killed. Hall in selfdefense. Having already bsen
indicted by the Grand Jury, he will probably be
brought 10 a speedy trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-09

CORPORATION APPOINTMENTS AND REMOALs.-tne
st1ees Commissioner IL commeuciDg SpFug operations
vigorously aud the folio Sipg appointments ana re-
mov4ls have been recently made in this branch OF TIE
lisy Cove Dmert:
r. Adams Inspector Of Oil, vice John '" Kinmin' re-
joseph Htop Inspector Of Sidewalks vice Alexander "ard
ri we'd -.
David Mccschey Inspector Of Sidewalks vcs Joseph Brsr
Hap.e Gsdns Inspector Sidewalks vice George hcrsth
d. Mct,rAth Inspector Second macad ,niEtog
Tbou AZ ar Ir sp-ctor vice Lawrence Hi removed
A " Ke.ch Inspector vice s. A Pierce removed. -
Phip Reilly Richard Carpenter, James Goodwin, and Geo.
IL. CIoon squsduct Department are beginning the
work Of ,ecaing the streets and to-day strong force
will be placed on duty. The appointments thus far
psued as Inspectors On Street Repairs, are Bernard
CsvsI sei, Frspcis Ssrvis, Benjamin Skies, Michael
F-nnsgsp, John VandeTbeck, James Corwin, John
Coyls, Floyd Travis. o ven Csvsnsgh.
CITY Inspector DeevaD, after continued illness OF
pesiy four mohbs far recovered "a 20 oe AT mis-
oce on Tbursasy the opening OF the bids for clean
ing the streets by contract for FIVE years. The CRY In
epector hiss made the following changes IN his Official
staff:
F.l5 VIM BcContey appointed Inspector OF violation oil
Civ Ordinances, vice Benjamin Moore. - =,
Fx-Ad removed from the position OF Meat
Inspector No appointment has been made to hi TIE vacancy
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-01-13
fRAR REED.

tlh " edneSday evening, tho 2Sth nii.z,, ,ha
lS,I tes,GV"Se OF the brides mother, IN Somerfsd
2y the Rev \. J. Eudsley, GEN. WuT,,,, ~ n
A0oNTz' OF Somerset borough, to Miss, W,r',.
DA S. JOHNSON. --'S'' -'iA IiI-
Long llie and happiness to the welded n,;,
'to many thanks tor their kind remembrance
of the printer. D''O
On the 25!h ut., by the R,v. G. c. Prob,t
Si Sl'' Dlalel r. Stone to Miss. Caharioe =
shoemaker, both o. Frlena's Cove.
), "a the 29'h uit., By th- sane, Mr.. John
ford CO., Pa. 00''' y LEU
D Ia 10 r FFirnd,s Cove, on the 81 iast., by the
61g t. f. H'f.neirr, Mr.. Al-xapder Rgcbsv
=, CO, n,Oooy Ran' to Miss Sarah l. DlehI, of the
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1860-01-13
NEXT G0VEREOp

notwithstanding the Democratic State Com
vention will assemble in less than two months
from this time, we hear but comparatively little
SAID as to who is to be our standsrd-baarer tor
Governor. This we do not consider had o.
men, indicating, as we think it does, the true
democratic spirit of abstaininr from too mpch
personal feeling, and foreshadowing de;ermi-
nation OF cordially acquiescing in the nomina-
'ioh' we nave, however, been grati6ed in
Deserving IN various sections of our State. an
earnest sentiment il favor of the Hon. JoHN 7.
DAWSON, OF this county, as The Democratic can
dldate. We are well aware of MIR DAwsnN,s
dlslncllnation to again entering the field of nnb-
nc lie, but we regard him as eminentlv the
man lor the times, and sincerely hope that ex-
sling eXigencles may induce him 70 forego. at
least ior season, his fondness for private life
aho pursuits and consent to the use OF bis name
10 connection with the g1berua:orial canvass.
we must have strong man, in every sense
OF tue term, as the Democratic candidate for
GoVernor, IN as much as on bis success NAV de-
pend .he result of the Presidential election.
We know OF no man within the broad limits
Of Pennsylvania who would make bagter con-
dldale or better Governor than JoHN L. Daw-
SON. He has, first, :he local popularity which
is essential to an acceptable candidate. AS
proof OF this we need only refeg 10 his vote when
elected to Congress. When he beat The Hon.
r. j. Ogle, very popular man in this district. .
his majority in this county was over NINE HUN
DReD-the average Democratic majority being
only i've hundred. AT his second election n
Congress his majority in this county was over
ONE THOUSAND, when his competitor was John
L.. Cow, Esq, one of the most accomplished
genliemen IN the State. This was saying swell
done, thou good aud faithful servant" in trims