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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

housh no unagmen,ed grape juice can be properly called
wine yet the rosh is sgreeAbe substitute for that
beverage and fully merits al the encomiums bestowed upon
IT, By new method manufacture the act Of fermentation
in the Host is prevented the material that produces this
effect precpated and the pure juice, with all the rich ana
fragrant flavor the ripe grapes is preserved singular
feature Of the Trosh that it will bear exposure to the air
even in warm weather without injury for weeks and IN
cool place it can kept for indefinite period It Is most
highly recommended for communion purposes {" 'ppeaTs
by the following Testimonials can also highly recommend II
most agreeable aud innocent beverage and should think
to the sick would be especially grateful aud seryceabe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
CHE NEW.YORK TRIBUNE.
NEW VOLUME.

l.
On tie teVenih 0l septeihDer i0oi' iHh Nh"
WEEKLY TRIBUNE commenced the tn en.y irs year Of
"a. t..... Ttrp many TpIpIrN.p hsJ,, .o,,s t,optb.
older and THE SCIENTIFICALLY TRIBUNE somewhH,
- o-o N a., tvs,,, ,s,r, tJ,is op,, a, La, i,borel
~ %, b.vs I'D 10 he IN. rsrsr of UursDIty
"a E,osd e,,. vo,ing ,o meorse m. condition OF
80 os.a ma 70 honor aad spcourase nae ui
In ,rbs,svc- ,ntere and 10 prosnots by all means
..t "a ,s sdvspc-mcui of oar conn.
m o ~ - nS -, ia - t ,l,sp nopnsT sBd 10 eoou,.
70 ~ t,,tb ,h,t ohsrs sav moi he vilinsto
oS an to,c-To n, uur,nIng this course nstsie haze
hesn mad md tsoIts committed hut having In ali
ho. Incitsd or Te,5cT, 10 ak and Judge for Themselves
hsr tb,n sdont bldIy Our own or ohrr. conclusions we
hsIeye we ma .irv claim Tor mi, iourusl the credit ofhayng
oufed M readers 10 deteo; and rpo.a eysu M. own errors
To develop The minds of the Young by the most general
thorough and practical Edu s,ion aud and slim
uls.e Productive Industry through free OF Public Lands
settlers and cn, also through the protection
immature peculiarly exposed branches from too powerful
foreign competition among the aims 20 which this Journal
has adhered through good and evil report and which Il stead
lastly commends 70 American patriotism ana philanthropy
have originated in Rebellion more wanton wicked ineI
casabe then was over oeiore Rebellion IN the inter
est Of the few against the Rebellion desgned 10 raise
higher the walls Of caste aLd st the oppression
Having done all could without surrender OF vital principle
TO avoid this or snd ne heene, a2d
long suffering with whieh he reoes So9sne 70
avert It's horrors We hold ouf oies OItl NI ma OF every
other citizen 70 stand by the naa9n ana Vnoe I.
snd to second with All our enefse. tncI enoi 70 upn' s
Union, the Constitution ahd tie oihe Law" Anu
though the Rebellion has become through usnPson dees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
rso~ vHy RKv JOHN RANKIN, PRESIDENT OF AMERICAN
fhoN M anE nor ,sn ~ ,Cr soc1KTy cISc1yYITI ONO

TRoN THE RBv. JOHN RASEiS, PRESIDENT OF ANEEScAS
EEgORNED BOOK AND TRACr SOCIETY, CINCINNATI. ONO
RILEY Ohio. November 9, 1883.
certify all who opposed TO the use Of Intoxicating
drinks that Mr. James Reynolds OF Ripley Brown County
Chic ha. manufactured about l40O gallons OF UneTmensd
Wine and consequently free from any intoxicating principle
Il the pure Juice OF the Grape adapted to Communion pu
poses and aso 20 noush the sick Nj Reynolds has planted
Vineyard for the purpose Of supplying Churches and the
kind This Wine is exceedingly clear being entirely iIe.
from sediment and Is By s more pleasant than any KIND Of
Fernruted Wine He has method Of preventing fer
mentstion which perfectly effective and yet does not IN
aHy respect nure Wine have given this after sufficient
examination. gOhN hAFfAIN,,
Pastor Second Pres Church, Ripley.
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OPINIONS OF oLERoyMEN AND OTHERS

RIPLEY, Ollo. NOV. 10 loSS.
This certiRes that have examined Specimen Bottles or
T1SYFTNgNrED CiT,wBA WINE handed Us by Mr.. James
Reynolds Of this place and we have no he,ison m saying
tbt n il the Pure Unadueraed Juice Of the Grape, snd
article that would De indicated Remedial Agent In many
csse Of sickne.s-eapecay In those where mild
sulsnt combined with nutiment and tonic qualities, is
desirable. - .o,.,r =, :,
III JMAs B. WYLIE, NJ. D. D. GOULD. NJ D.
A. n WYLlE II. ID. J. z. WINTERS M. D.
A REhSIFY NJ D. T. r. BELL, Nj. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
CINc-yy.-,. December G. 1889.

CINC:SYaTI, December G. 1889.
We the underigned having exspaned specimen Of the
IusTngn.ed " ne manufactured by J. Reynolds OF Ripley
Ohio ebeeruly testify that in judgment its adaptation to
ouuuaion purposes is uneqnsled.
IL A. TRACY, District Secretary A. 3. c. y. VI.
y. r. MORRIS, Psstor Of Congregational Church,
Lebanon. Ohio.
H. BUSHNELL, Psstnr OF Storrs Cong Church.
MATTHEW GARDNER, Elder in the Christian
ChuIcA Ripley, Ohio.
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LASCASTEh, IA, ebfuhry IL, l6bl
! REYNOLDS ssa Ripley Ohio: The box OF wine ordered
arrived about week since and 10 a who have tasted
II has proved srprite and thus Is satisfactory
As supposed 0ud ps the the bare fact that unef
Inent. wine csn be has excellent effect and
many minds ObCcs doubts before existing to the
Bible teaching IN this subject. " wish yon
erery sncce sud hope ea good to tho Of and
von5, JAMES BLACK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

Prof. G.. ID. Hammond, NJ. d., No. Csc Broad.
way up sts Ofce during the Winter, for Medical
and Surgical Advice and Treatment frem D. 10. 10 p H.
and TO O'Clock evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
Pastor Second Pres Church, Ripley
RIylKY, Ohio, November ie, 1883.

RIPLEY Ohio November ie, 1889.
We the undsrgnea having tested sarnPie Of Unfermened
Wine manufactured 5y j. Reynolds from the Caswba Grape
IA very superior IN qssy and taste aud do cheer
fully recommend It to al the lovers OF Temperance % es
pscially uda5ted 70 Communion purposes
ID. GOULD. Pastor First Pres Chnrch, Ripley.
J. = PEREGRINE, Pastor NJ. T.. Church, Ripley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

SOCIETY Of NEW YORK.
L (Tyentuth gesson--l8jl-'6S)
The Rehearsal and Concerts OF the present season VIII again
take place on the day OF the week as In former years viz
exclusively on ,
A. the New Concert Room,
IRVING HALL,
directly Opposite the Academy OF husic.l
Sub,rnher. Associate and Professional Members
desed to secre their subscriptions BY sppyDs tho place
Designated below where
A sEr or FoR THK ENTRs sEAsOS
wnL DELIVERED,
The subscription lists viii be opened Tor su5criber, OF for
sesSons on r,-rsn,y n,
Nav Subscrihers cannot be received until
MONDAY, Oct. II.
Tie Grst Rehearsal viii take place as above
SATURDAY, Oct l9,
at q O'Clock p
when the following orchestral pieces will be reLesrsd
Beathoyen's symphony No. Z, ia Minor,
Bsrliozs Overture lie Carnival Romans"
r. Wsgners Overture to RienEi,
un''' WV CARL BERGMAN.
TERMS or SuBsCKlPu0SFor Five Concerts and Fifteen
Rehearsals:
Associate Members one admission to all, S5
Profes s.ionsl Members. admission TO all. So.
Su.crbes admissonsto each Of the Concert, only
$40.
FItra Rehearsal Tickets 80 cents each.
subscrip ptions received st the Music Stores Of
SchArenbdg Luis, No T69 Broadway, corner OF 9ths
G.. BreuIiug. No. iOl Broadway, aud at
T. o. BeiSheim, Secretary, No. 3I3 8roome.s ST.,
IRVING HALL, during the time OF Rehear.sls.
By order. -
Secretary, No. $40 Broomest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
Ii Pays! IL Pays; It Pays:

!. pays 10 20 little cat Of the fshionabe streets TO par
t,ase Plsted Ware for family use, such - - -
4CE PITCHERS, TEA SETS, URks, FORKS, sfOOSS,
sc lc
An s.periencs Of THIRTY YEARS In place tviz No
BuriingEpl enables 10 my numerous patrons
and they it) that, when they purchased Of me IL
sys them Tor their trouble. Goods sod wholesale and
hi, by LUCIUS HART, Nos. ard BuElingAlp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
Mechanics and WorkingEueu Attend
MECHANIC RIFLES.

This Regiment is your oisa.
and rapidly hrg s ranks Il Is led brO'hr mechanic
aud oicered by whose military kHo0ge ane eeyieHce,
eaasd 90 atre eFee make the worthy OF ssoaleF COM
YoSr pay win commence and clothing be furnished ne day
s5 Oil and uniforms will be furnished within lew days
Yo1r regular pay viii be s13 per month in addition thereto
you w receive orly ceas per Gy ~hcn e1poyco az me
canories have made provision for your amiies while
On boosbe discharge you viii receive in addition
your other pay G bounty Of one HuaaTcd DoacTs.
Hs II Ifed your widow and children viii be provided for
in Ike manner and viii also receive the above bounty
Island Tiikef near this city
80. 5iJ Broadway, New.YOrk, -,-r,
Fremont Rites, Col. w MERRITT, lie, dnarters No;
ss bTose ie, coca So ren Csrsa, O win commands
win be received
sixth Regiraent, Governors Guards-C0L.
PlNCKNEN row in camp a. CourUd's, Elm Park.-A iew
mora recr he received to M up the companies 10 the
standard and Grm clothing aud equipments furnished
immediately The reedy families OF soldiers ee eslstd
once by the Relief Committee orgsnzed especially for this
regiment tppicatioDs received daily tine Regimsntal
HeadqaartorsP, Centre NslEet.
To ReSlmentaf Pnymasters.
The Paymasters NewN or State Volunteer Reg msnts
VINO have not vet settled their hereby notified to
do 80 forthwith their bonds viii be prosecuted
THoS. B. VAN BUREN Paymaf;er-GeDeral.
Notire-RECRUITING for the THIRTY-SE SEVENTH
Guard of the Army Of the Potomac is raising soue good
Rsctuts win apply the OF Amty and inonp
son.stS, in Cry Han PARK All Desertes Lon nv
Regiment ordered to report to Lieutenant JAMES L.
DUNCAN, THIS DAY. By order OF
Licut.-Col JOHN BURKE, Commanding.
EUnion Gray Cavalry COnspaHy.-An adjourned
Bsetne s gentlemen who propose forming themselves
SHto tbs Company VIII be held FRIDAY, OcI 4, al = T.
tn. az No. 20 WilisD-st, up stairs.
WASHINGTON MURRAY, Chairman.
THEO. ROosEyErT Secretary.
United states sharpshooters, Col. Berdan.-
Good Shots derous Of joining this isyorte regiment on
,be Poonsc apply Capt HASTINGS, No - Walst
Jsaneey Cour) lieut PEET at the Camp at Heesv'
ken near izd Ferry landing Two experienced soldiers
wanted FOR seTgoan Two BugleTs wanted.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
F. TAYLOR BRADFORD.
PHfLaDELPHIA, July 9, 1860.

PHfLADELPHIA, July 9, 1860.
Y R.ysot - ,'1.-FS Dear SIR: a few words
sbout how ys zine Y ksd Wherever the wine has been
sod has bos ID y parties have Te-ordeed IL 10 used
mite l.rzcls Tor g the Css~ba srup the soda
vzstsr fo us = ,ad ue you 1t makes delightful drink
Hjs sss lsed private families lsdy's drink
have "a vel ar y, complaint OF its quality 1t Ia
Io,LsI amor 10 as ASEt remarkable article. " "
want YOU 10 - 90 do,t good sized shipment the
Fall, a. ~, ne~ o iuo Il ready.
ley respectfully, yours,
o. H. ASHTON, DrugSist.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

" 3''-'''@ Nv" 01R' . I33''''
KADYOED.
AuGrsTA. KY, May TO- 1850.
Mr. JANIS ~ sOI D. Ripley O.-DPAR SIK: Z"
4 is.. been I iod ia cOnsulation to many pa.
tien,s who hrs yt wine and have spoken well OF its
use SO st ~ uice the well Tpened rapeis concerned
Al Is bsyond a abt question heahful in its tendency
and exeTts o a chfO diseases remarkable effect upon
te secresions shnk eject the blood far
been abs siserve Infinitely superior to ssrsapars
Respectfully
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
oURt WINES.

soLy AakSr FoK
LoNGW ORTHs SPARKLING AND STILL CATAWBA
WINES,
BCCHAEANs STILL WINES.
AND LIEGkA.soRrxENT OY THE PURzsr FoEEIas WINES,
isroxTrD DREor, FOR MEDIoIsAL, sAcSAxESrAL, AID
FANILYU USE.
FREDERICK s. COzzENs,
No. 73 WARRES.sT., MI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
GneflaI Notlrfs.

The Ladies' Christian Association win hold q
regular business meeting at No 81 Amiy place FRIDAY
at O'Clock.
Devotional meetings at The place and hour on The sue
ceeding FRIDAYS during the mouth Ladies generally
suvited to attend Ms. 4. =. HALL let Directress.
Aiiss 81. J. VALENTINE, Secretary.
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums.-Ths annual
Festival In aid OF the above Institutions viii take place st me
Academy Music TliU RSDAf, Oct. 3 The entertain
.nents COZ sug OF two distinct performance the a
xerpoon another iu tie evening viii be Of very superior
character supervised by n B. Clarke esq who Ia COnunc
lion with John Broagha ESQ., hss conducted the perform
ances for several years.
CAUTION Tickets shond be procured the ticket Offices
on the dsy aud evening Of the Festival IRON those within
she buidnR duly authorized aud who viii be distinguished
y an appropriate badge This caution rendered necessary
eeau m rous b heretofore beer Psssed in change
by parties not authorized to sell tickets. -
" NJ J. O'DONNELL,
Ch.iru Committee Of Arrangements.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

n % II
M, j. BE, - Ri H., O.-Dsdr SIR. presume that the
siutscs As - cod your vicinity and thI you be-
i,pig to ui, az lrsble wine II Is article heve
taken OcssaOt - ys Vi opportunity offers, TO commend
Int sta uI1l n II Indifference and slowness Of
good me 10 y Ia tvsnlsgcBnorHlly Tegiously. and
1hygespy 49, net ksfs lave yitisted their tastes by
bs u.e a helg ,uro, I'd imitation liquors. like all
tetfef afoIt q 1At The polluons under tho Of
bcer sad cravings Of others aud do their de-
bsspy and dess, ~ ew H.. - = - -
Yours = II GEORGE DUFFIELD, ID. ID.
xCu \ r. PNxNsYLVsxiA, Oct. rs, 1860.
T. RFYvoLDa : Rit K ., O-DoaT Sir: / am pleased to
he ar from YOU -, 10 A. that Wine be intro
duced into xensr ouinl ion use. pleased to learn
that Yoar mode - estii fermentation has stood the test Of
Winter and Sur sad ~ you ere ged 10 confirms
tho manuiac:u,r Please let Ire hear from you and
your success az ~ as ptk ibe. Truly yours.
JAMES BLACK,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
iInrtnn,s CrIehrntea lioId Pens.-Impr

sde 81 the machinery for manufacturing God Pens snd 50
TO ths subscriber by letter. Patent have enabled lin TO
ercome tie many hitherto unsvotsble IN their
odDcon and also 20 bring tbs ccst within the reach o. all
hs writing public should know the follow ing facts Con,
ring Tor SIX months s done cheaper with God Peas than
,h seel Therefore il II economy 20 use Gold Pens fhe
d Pen remains unchanged BY years Of continued use wie
e Steel Pen changing by cofroson and wesr there
perfect uniformity OF srti i obtained only by the use
be Gold Pen The Gold Pen aiwsys ready and reliable
s the Steel Pen DO often condemned and new one
eted Therefore ia the o. the Gold Pen there great
shg Of time Cod Il capable OF receiving any degree Of
ajcty, that the Gold Pen il exactly adapted to the hand
e SIer; therefore, the Of the band aud arm are
q ured 10 known &c be tie by tie use Of steel
s lie Is selling Gold Pens at prices varying from 70
@ 70 $ according to size the syesee wear Of every one
(which viii Ear outesta gross Of tie beat Steel Pens Sold
ali dealers In the line throughout the country. Whole
Ne and rss At the store, No IS Msidensne where all or
% iscl0sDg cash post stamps vreceive prompt atten-
snda Pea OF Pens eonepond:ngi1 value aud selected
t5ne description. VIII immediately be sent by mail
Fhupise - directed Address
A. NORTON, No. as Maiden lane, NsN.yozk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
EXTRACT yEop Ixr1Es Hzc1IvZD ySox ;.

EXTRACT yRO, HgcHIvZD yEoN G. DENISE ~ d.
DAYrOS Ohio May u, 1859.
Mr. j. RETy.aps Ripley, Ohio-Desr Sir: : % p
desire 70 express Erstcaou an having at last found
AZ article that adaiaDe purpose Communion
occasions y0r Our people delighted with
H. Having R5 ca q nuI0er OF persons who connected
with other chu hes the good thing" they Ut
act apou in1u ~ where coud be had, the price
Jere 4 no ~ ibt tha will introduced into every con
gregaton Of VT, ibipsrs this city.
hsye DC vt but ~ comfortable quantity Of might
be sOd Ia this y FOR er purposes than those of
ion Asa siui q! uEur,t drink sold by resble man. II
oush 20 take @ pTeceo{ ce all tho nectar" there
ever az * edos agent hundreds would easily
1eyde tbeH, admirably suited 10 tter
eaIe ven thoUsf there ight be no virtue IN It.
ia-y trusys ours, J. c. DENISE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylums.
Peoole,s Union syracuse Committee. - De

Peoples Union syracuse Committee; = - Dele.
yates nominate SENATOR for the Senatorial District
consisting Of INb, XNth ~ lth snd XNIllth Wards
lFi meet TIL RSDAY ENEhIh0, Oct. ., 81 Browns
Hotel corner OF 9th st. and Broadway. a. Aso, the
Delegates Of the IXh Assembly District viii meet a. the same
time and pisce
Peoples Union Nominating COnyentiOn..Tbe
Deegtes requested to meet o. the Cooper Institute Room
no. TO- THIS tihursdsy) EVENING al o'clock
New-YorlS Homeopathic Medical College,
The second teEm Of ih insution viii commence Oc 10
iSsl AID terminate Mach I, 1852.
YACrLTY MEDICINE.
BEAKLEY, NJ D., Professor Ct Surgery Surgical Ansto.
my, and Pathology
ISAAC MONROE WARD, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics
aud Diseases o. WoTnen and Children.
g. r. KIRBY NJ d. Professor OF Medca! JurispTudsncs aud
Toxieology.
W. HUNT, ~ D., Professor OF hseda Mediea and Nedi'
[ cal Botany
D d. SMITH ~ D. Professor Of Chemistry aud Phyology.
JOHN ELLIS NJ D. Professor OF Theory aud Practice and
Therapeutics
D. A. CARMICHAEL, 81. D., Professor oi General and De-
sciptive Anatomy.
~ w MUM, n D., Demonsirsior OF Anatomy.
& ]. BEARLBl, n. D., DssD OF the Faculty,
K Gramercy Park House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
X1yALLACK's, BROADWAY, Cor of I3th-st.

XVALLACK's, BROADWAY, Cor. OF I3tI-st.
w Proprietor ard Manager. ',Mr Naao.
Stage Lester WasCl
PRICrs Oy yADHsION.-BoIes and Parquot, 50 cents; O
cbeftgs Slal oil Private boxes, for persons p!
Family Circle 2j cents Door, open At begin at 8. Open
ing ol tie -. .
NEW THEATER,
pronounced by the Press ard Public the MOST COMNO
DIOUS, ELEGANT, and BEST VENTILATED EDlFICE
IN THE COUNTRY. -
To-NIGHT AND EVERY EVENING,
Tom Taylor eIq Comedy In three acts with appEop
scenery incidental music stage appointments and cos
tunes, entitled the
NEW PRESIDENT.
Characters by Mr. Lester Walak, Mr. Biake Mr. G. Fisher
Mr. Young M Floyd Mr Reynolds, Mr. Norton Mr. Parkes
hlr ParsGc Dir. Brown, Mrs loey, Miss NJ. GapHon. Nh,
Vernon, Miss NJ Henrques Mis-. Crocker, Mss Miller, Ts
Reems, aud Miss Csrnsn.
The orchestra under the direction Of Mr. Robert Stoepe
Scenery by Mr.. III. lshefwood, assisted by Dir. Engles
Moss Pronpter....,... Ar. Moore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

HORSE POWER WANTED.-Any one hav-
II II Ing an ENDLESS-CHAIN HORSE POWER, ia per
rt order, which he wishes TO SELL cheap for cash. can
Learn Of customer by addressing j. H. POWER, washing
ton lights o., stating price, makers name, aud where
ran he see
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

Columbia College Law SrhOOl.-The next term Of
ais institution commences WEDNESDAY, Oct 2. ct no
T place The easses win be orgIized st O'Clock
Applications for admission msy be made III ESDAf Oct
WEDNESDAY and suos, luent days, between the hours
sflO O'Clock O. m aud o'Clccs y.
THEODORE W. DWIGHT, Professor OF Law.
Lectures for IS6I-62.-Ile subscriber proposes TO
eeyeY durp tie coming sessou three Lectures In
separately the interesting snd appropriate subject Of
The Poetry, Romance. ana HuIor Of Wa'
Managers oil Lyceum and Institutes PIoprietorl o. Pablo
ss a5d oherssre invited sddrcss the subsc5er whose
tepos vgill he rsssoaIble PARK BENJAMIN
No. ~ West i7th-st., New York City
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03
80. as Broadway, New.York. MY

Fremont Rites, Col W. MERRITT, He'd dlnarters NO;
SsI brond,ysvA fes good wanted Tor Company OF
this Ts ,imeni Also one Captains with commands
viii be received,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

NERVOUS, SPECIAL DISEASES, MAR
~ RAGE, &c-By c; d. H.ESosp, NJ d., eI.Proi..sOr
OF Special Pathology IN the Syracuse medo5 College, New
YORK Price al. GODFREY. Bookseller sJl Broadway
ROSA TOUSEY, l2l Eassau-st RICHARDSON Neseys-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-03

NIME. IEMORESTs QUARTERLY MIR
VI ROR or FASHIONS with IplsEdid Eusrsying' Fash
ion Place All fsired Patterns sold every where. Also,
GRAND OPENING Of Patterns II No. as Broadway
HERBERT's HINTS to HORSE KEEPERS
E1-Mrlsd free upon receipt Of O. IS Asents wanted TO
sell SAItGis Boob, Horse. Cattle sheep Poui'ry Ad-
dre., c. N. stXroN, Nc. y PsIk row ~ n.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1861-02-20
SD. ROW, EDIroR AND PROPRIETOR.
CLEARFIELD, PA. FEB. 20, 1851.
wHArIr NOW Is.

We last week showed what position the So
called Democracy formerly occupied relative
to Negro Slavery. Upto 1850 they seemed to
be opposed to spreading it over the Territories,
and regarded its existence as national evil.
Since then complete change has taken place
in the policy Of that party on this question.
The Democratic leaders now maintain the per-
feet rectitude of slavery that it is neither
wrong nor an evil that it is humanizing in
stitution; that it is christanizing in its ten
dency; that it is of sDivine origin ~ that it
is essential to certain climates and conditions
of society; that it must travel with the Con-
stitution into the Territories, and that there it
should be sustained and protected by it. This
they assert boldly. This the Cieartfeld Repub-
Hcan-the recognized organ of the Breckin-
ridge party in this county-has been laboring
to inculcate into the minds of its readers. 1t
avowed, not long since, that slavery is in con-
formity with the revealed Word Of God; and
in the last issue OF that paper we find the fol-
lowing additional Acknowledgements
"The Democracy contend that the slave
owner has perfect right to take his property
into ANY territory belonging to the Govern
ment, no matter ,chether that territory lies NORTH
or south Of certain degree Of north latitude,
AND BE PROTECTED THERE
To establish this policy, the Democratic pol
iticians are now exerting all their energies.
II they can, by some "compromise" measure,
get the present Constitution so amended as to
establish slavery in the 'sterritory OF the Uni
ted States now held, or hereafter acquired .
south of SO degrees 80 minutes, the next effort
would be to annex Mexico and perhaps Central
America. and then The Slave Power, having
thus obtained preponderance in the Govern
mcnt, would in all probability demand anoth-
or amendment of that instrument declaring
that "the slaveowner has perfect right to
take his property" into the territory north OF
that line, and ssbe protected there 20 That
the eCrittenden Bgler Proposition" has been
framed with this object in view, can scarcely
be doubted and the Individual who fayors
that or similar measure, is in effect advoca
ting, unlntentionally it may be, policy look
ing not only to the acquisition of Mexico, Cen
trail America and Cuba, but to making the
Constitution of the United States slavery
expanding instrument. That is what Dsmoc.
racy is now striving to accomplish.