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COMPTROLLER LER---oFFlCIAL

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CoNprRnILER's OFFICE. CRY HAIL.
New Orleans, March T. 1861.
mo 5494.l
Rolre Tha the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
e to SELL after days notice In the official jourtal u cen
tract for attending aud keeping in repair the nuisance
of the city for three years according 10 spechcao
on file in the Surveyors Office. = ,,,-,,,,
[SignedI LEA F. BAkEWElI"
President Board of assistant Aldermen
TSirped1 j, o. NIXON,
'9l President Board of Aldermen
Approved March l. 1861. ~ y, ,,o>-Do4, Mayor
Signedl JOHN 1. No-'N"''' '1''
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W. H. WATERS Constable.
pour Ia PILELAS-Jo ISfg

szcoNDE JusrlqE DE PAX HUGH MORAN vs. WILLIAM
paroisse gS"i i, Orleans. F'lE'AN-'o' 1865
I'm VESTU dun writ de fier4 fJaCiaS "a
~ moi adrtssG par lhonIAbc d. F. Mitchell Secnnle
de PaiX Ponr IL patoss6 d0rlGans, dams essrs je
procederai lie SAMEDI~ 9 de ls6l a midi PIIGlpl
de Ia tHs, rue de Ia Commune eIe les MagasIs
ct dn Camp, la pencan d.
I'm TERRAIN SuG dams lie Premier District de cee vile
dHnS let borne par les 'c Joseph Fourfer ct
TcA0'ponlHS dtsgnt par lie No E dit ie snynnt nm
psn lrcSse par zrnry MOetusen. ip a de
tl ts15 81 denOHt chez l. HrtnaH nntaire mar ac m
10 jntn 1855 lie dit terrain - pes nce Ia rue s.
Joseph III ped$ poucf, ngneS paaeles Eusem
BILE les halisSes ct antlioraons
SaiSiS dams litfaire Ci-dGssus
GONDITTONS-Comptan an moment de I,a ,adiudiraton
fe vs. n w STFRS Comn2fah1
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mo. SILL.

@ 7HsHIa7T7@8 NO. 55II.I
esarsi That the Comptroller and he his hereby instruct
ed 10 adudcate public auction after ten days notice
tract to Law banauette boeied by curbstones and
wooden CUTTERS front Of the forming tke of
St Bernard Avenue and ST. John the Bnp street according
to specifications file in the Surveyors ce subject the
approval or rejection of the Common Council.
"a ISgned1 LEA F. BAKEWE1I4,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedI j. o, NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March Ii, 1861.
MIL [Signedl JOHN T. MONROE. Mayor.
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E NO. 55I3.
Whereas it is the intention of this corporation carry
practical effect far done nnder the provisions of
ordinance $685. provisions of the will of John
rDeuogh relating the establishment and support of Free
Schools and
Whereas income derived from Investments inside
She Board Of Commissioners and from interest upon
msturinE, will the appropriation
Resofee That the Board Of Commissioners McDonog
School Fund they hereby authorized appropriate
the income of sad fund the forty
Of erecting school for the Of the Pub
lie SCHOOLS in the four districts of this city
Rasolre1 That said appropriation shall be divided equally
between the four DISTRICTS thousand dollars district
Resoired That the Boards of Directors of the
lively conjunction with and after approval by the Bo
Commissioners, shall proceed TO build their
satia brick school houses covered with slate
Of and exceeding the appropriation by
these resolutions
Rssored That the may be fixed by the several
contracts for building shall be made The times specified
the of the chairman of the B.
drawn in the provided by the ordinance upon
Treasurer Of the Fund, after being duly approve
[Signedl LEA +. BAKEWELL.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
[Signed1 J. 0. NIXON
UE President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March Ii, 1861.
nI2 st fSignedJ JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor.
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mo. 55l2.l
eso2ued Comptroller the
favor Pearson the of seyenty-ive dollars
paFent Secretary pro 1pore
Board of Assistant Aldermen for the months of
November.
fSignedl LEA F. BAkEWELI.,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
ISgnedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved March IL 1851.
GIT mt2 st [Signea JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
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~ f!RFt2t'RFo. y
SRtTS:tHgsNe. EtfsETT, AND .Rx CO.. TWPORTFRS'
> Wholesale u>d R"tHi Dnnler-
Nuts etc oc, NnH Ss Fulton Front streets Nrv, Or.
'l'
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6xs9NEI. d. JAMESON. STAPLE AND FANCY
rY Goods Of direct Nos is Chnrtres
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STREET COM,NER--OFFTCVAJ


E1PAyE DU PREMIER DISTRICTs-Jl q etc
IA conduit epnves du Premier District encoguure des
rues Lafayette ct Vine. CONNIE Gpaves-
Une petite Jument bHi-clair.
I'm petit Cheval hrun foncG.
I'm petit Cheval ayant rols picds banc ne tacle
h4nche au front.
81 les dts anmaux pas reclamGs dams cinq ous
les tra paves lis vendus renchcre pubdue au dit
depot lie VENDREDI, Is de mars 1861, 10 he1res A. NJ
G. I. FAYSSOUX
ptpn6 Commissare des Rues.
NnnYalle Oreans. de mars lSfI mil
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{N JAMES. G.. C. i& co. IMPORTERS AND DEAL.
's IN HARDWARE Cutlery rtc., Nos % Magazine 40
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-03-12

! or EstsV- Wy. & CO, DEALERS IN FTOUR cor
q" hPF F"H'Ifh- hrh N"V' i,"v"f EtFeetg "
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POLICE JAIII--OFFTCJAL.

WAS brought 10 the City Police .saii On
the 9h Of + bruaTy 1851 the light grif boy LOUIS
Hache pas of Plaquemines, He Sinches high
has bushy ha two upper teeth missing very goa:ee
and light moustache and is aged about &c years.
Fbe will call and claim his properly according to law
MIGUEL HERNANDEZ, JR,
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BUsTNEss DIRECTORY.

A s,TES EMS, u. a.. IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
Lani"are 'otIery, Saves. Fire i;rntos Paints 0s at
No. Us f'nUn0uua 4rpnfs #
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DRypEN--ANDERsoN.--! Brooklyn, on Thursday even.
ing September 10, by the Rev j. ~ Dickson, MIR. WV
LIAM DRYDEN, Jr, OF Copenhagen, Lewis county, TO MIS-
MARY ANDERSON, Of Waterfowl, N. Y
Lewis county papers will please copy.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday September Is, al
the residence OF the brides mother by tho Rev John
Adams, Mr.. WIN. II. FARbIsGToS TO Miss MARY Il. WExEs,
daughter OF Thomas Weeks, deceased all OF this city.
FoNfEliLLl-SKELToS-On Thursday September 10, at
the residence Of the BRIDES mother Ninth street New
York, by the Rev.G g. Hepburn Francisco FoNTECLIIA
OF SPAIN to JANE SKELroN daughter of the late w. B.
SHELTON, Esq, barrster at law Of Yorkshire, England
Canada paper please copy.
HAMlsoN-CoLwELI--AtC Cold Spring, on Thursday Sep
TENDER 10, Mr. EDWARD p HAMPsoS to Miss MARY f. COL
STANDARDIZATION Friday, September 20, in the
Norfolk street thodist Episcopal church, blythe Rev. A.
Berky, Mr. GnaERr p. SHArHof, of Greeppoat L. L., to
Miss ANNA Il. NASH, of Westport, Conn.
Westport papers please copy.
WnnrLE-DAY.-ln this city, on Thursday, September
5, by the Rev James Mlet at his residence Mr. JoNA-
THAN WHITE 10 Miss MARY DAY all OF this city.
WEToN-MoiSrsf.F. Thursday, September 10, at
tho residence of the brides mother, by the Rev. j. "
Thompson, DAVID WESTON Esq, to CARRIE II. ACLsrYRE,
both Of this city.
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inc Latest Intelligence from the Seat oi
war Along the Potomac-sharp Fight
ing In western Virginia and Missouri
important from Observation-Disclosures
"" Naval Expedition from Old Point
-, Con6scatiOn OF Slave Property
wL. latest Ncws-DIarkets, &c., Sc.
M. NV Ly HERALD for the present week will be ready
mi. n,.,,a nine O'Clock With other matters it will
con,a,n. Trs., est Dispatches from Washington CITY,
giving an accoa, ., the Military Movements along the
limo OF tho poomaa or he past week. The Reported Con-
dton and Strength Of she Rebel Forces along the same
ne Full accounts CT o rec. hBaes between the Union
Troops and the Rebels at Carn. kFy and Cheat Noun
ta in Western vrgipia; Accom- o. Inc recent Bat
tee.and Skirmshes in Missouri I'm, "rta0' hehsehce
from MarylandThe Legislature ETcss UP anu It's oi
GERS Imprisoned Vigorous Action of shs en'u ny legs
laure IN Ordering the Rebel Troops from II sta w I'M
porant letter from President lincoln in neh ara - INC
Of Gen. Fremont fiborating the slaves u
Rebels Departure OF Naval Expedition fscm GA rom
for some unknown point the Southern coast Thu ames
of portion OF the Union Prisoners sentrom chmpnd 10
Castle Pinckney s. Co. and large quantity of other news
gathered from all Of the country rendered interest,"
ing by the present crisis.
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LETTER FROM THE HON. LUcIus ROBINSON.
UNION MEETING IN NEWARK,

" NEWARK sept. 20, 1851
a grand Union meeting was held here this evening.
Captain Ell Nye presided. Speeches delivered by
Daniel S. Dickinson, Fred J. Freinghuysen Jos, +.
Bradley Jacob Van Malta and Others Large delegations
attended from the surrounding Resolutions were
adopted deprecating party unpatrotic pre-
judicial 70 the public interest," and proposing an naugur
tion Of the Peoples Union movement throughout the State
and committee appointed for that purpose
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, sEpTEM. sER q, 1861.

frss.ion, 6 he oSm%anasrInchisf q spu6ie@i
as sonao . Of aiding the soven
70 g. soSsd not en hy By ' es s @
gsysrnmsn and q armies ~ The heIa but 6 orpsia
modern ff %ss " o. rspel
. he ws. S and a!
fS e 81 as enemy the press or otherwise
Ss midst e,r S Sa civil
er & Hs as has &c
ny aw Let 9ss waG Sy
persoos a sna then military lazy viii eSe and our
a SsP% N sas Is x yssras Of
@ wnehs M SaS %shsr IN public
opposed nacation and secession and suppc.ed the cause
city s Ss< f ss@a 81 Of R PsS
saS Of this Tnon calamity s ssff re-
second raj, o. not IL true intfoiacng like the
ali ~srd sg not SrSn as %sas
lat asto%p 'fSasHs this
Ra sa d@s sa er 3 such
yiiaed wosd how Infinitely worse would be the
q world .eked 0 upon sSS s papsS atty
now oSoa %e @od The ws
dous crime ever recorded In shc annals
&
often occupied by hostile arms shall we their Children
fuse to @ equal or greater sacrifices maintain
gracious rroyidsncs this no. The
acton we can suppress the rebellion within
msnths we replace the American tag every
OF American soil open every port 70 our commerce them
whole Union be re-esaoished All who would
the country into distinct parties, until the empire Of the
Union, undivided and ndyisible
Of their country aud OF mankind With my coraii
wishes for the success of the great Union ticket New
York am yours, very respectfully X. j. WALKER.
Messrs. BRADFORD, DuGANNK x TALLxApGE, Committee.
LETTER FROM THE HON. LUcIUs ROBINSON
ELMiRA, Sept 49, 1851.
GENTLEMRN-I have just received your Invitation
tend and address the ratification Meeting Peoples
Union State Tckep at the Cooper Institute, Friday
2cth inst regret much find myself situated
render II impossible present
be assured however, OF ardent sympathy great
popular movement In which you engaged which
rising noby above the views spirit. The
In which shall bear ourselves through
truly describe the hour of peril
country Its constitution and its laws will decide the ques
ton OF capacity elyovernment By pronlt
sacrifice of all purity and
Upon the altar OF our common couny; by the enthusiasm
with which shall rally the defence her insuted %
BY manly and united support the constituted authorities
In prosecuting the gnst rebellion and by the seo
ness rdeity and enduring whfch shall display
both In the council. and In the Held, shall
worthy OF the glorious Inheritance delivered
fathers. have entire confidence that the people will show
Themselves equal the fiery trial which Is and
that they viii lay down their Until by the bless
Ing Of God, the authority of the constitution the
LUCIUs ROBINSON.
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REWARDS.

q. < REwARD-LosT ON BOARD TIE C,zSAIsTREET
pa ferry boat coming through Canal street 70 Broad
vay gold Bracelet; has the initials A. n d. II. Yhe
finder will receive the above reward nsd thanks the
owner by returning 1t to l43 Elm street.
Gs7N REwARD--wILL BE rAfD FOR THE RE-.
plU covery Cameo Breastpa lost yesterday after
noon In going from Beccker street up Broadway and
through street and Seventh sixteenth
street. Apply At Al Blocker street
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.
sv York ncrald-calIfornia Edi,aon.

Now York Hcrald-CalifOrnia Edition.
The mail steamship Champion, Captain Seabury, will
leave this port to-day, at noon, for Aspinwall
The mails for California and other parts Of tlx Pacific
will close at half past ten O'Clock this morning
The New YORK WEEKLY Observation-Disclosures. edition.
containing the latest intelligence from all parts of tho
world, with large quanmy Of local and miscellaneous
matter will be published at nine O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing six cents
Ageats will please send in their orders assary as pos
sible
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UNION MEETING IN BANGOR.

BANGOR, Me-, Sept. 10, 1861.
Animuense Union meeting held in Bangor this
evening Over GOO people attended. The meeting
addressed by Of the prominent citizens tins
othor cities The greatest was manifested
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
paes-The the world. Wholesale and retail and the
bye privately applied. No. 6 As,or House.
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beautiful COmplcxion.-Lairtl's LEzuid
Pearl has achieved celebrity having equal fer
serving and identifying the complexion and skin.
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Barry's TrlcOphcrOus IL the Fest and
cheapest article for Dressing Beautifyng Cur m Cleaning
Preserving and restoring the Hair Ladies' to- g. sold BY
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Singer s Co.'s Sewing Machines, with
all the improvements Great reduction la prices Call
and examine at l56 Broadway.
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MArriel.

Royal Havana LotGery,-Prizes CssIled
and Information Furnished by TAYLOR Co, Danssrs is
Wall street, New York.
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Bachelors Hair Dye--The Best I'm the
world--HarInless, reliable and instantaneous. Sold an,s
applied at BACHELORS wig factory, l6 Bond street
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HIPS Hair Dye, SO Cents, Black ssr
BrownB.st in Depot No. Barclay street, and said
. n all drug. lists.
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IMPORTED FINEST FRENCH WINE 1ND EERBS
Viueger Cider and hnest table vnecsrs a, Che
prices, In the Metropolitan Vinegar Factory Ns;l suo
street corner " QlySan. "
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Har.-Its Diseases, Change OF Color,
aud embeIlishment. New treatment BY GRANDJEAN,
Aston place. Forty years experience.
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70. kcntncky ana MissOuri State Lotteries.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS s99-Septembe-29, 1851.
Az, II, u, IA, 80, Ga, 81, 10, 81, %, 5S, 40.
KENTUCKY. CLAsr so0-September 90 ls5I.
., 10, 26, Al, 70, 3d., 80, I5, 81, H. 22, 20, 50.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing ehevto
MURRAY, EDDY * So,
Covtngton, Ky, or ST. Lo 1s Mo.
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Military Shoulder Braces nd Abd0xMi.
nal Supporters combnedA and superior article at
MARSH co.'s Truss ONCE, No. v1sey street. Aston
House.
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George Saunders Metallic Tablet Strap,
or sale at j. Il 8. SAUNDERS. No. Z Aston House.
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Ladies' Imported Boots, all Colors, Made
by Este, 81 % pair. Black Satin Slippers 81 pair.
NJ. L. HILL 81 Broadway.
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Great Saving Of Expense i'm Washing,
by the use OF FILES O. X Soap, It gives satisfaction In
every case. Sold BY groczrs generally.
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1861. Genin.s Grand Fall Opening. 1861.

David's Fall Style of Gentlenlen's Hats
are now ready. Saesroom 20z Broadway near Duane
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Trussea. Elestic Stockings, Shoulder
!. Dfs GLOVER and THoRNE Ann street.
f't\ Under Bsrpums n useuun,
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1861. Gcnfn, 5l3 Broadway. 1861,
GENIN makes LADIES, RIDING HATS speciality this fall,
is introducing the most beautiful article In that line
offered. GENlN, 5l3 Broadway.
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Gcnin,a (.rnnd Openiy

Supplied to the trade trimmed or untrimnssd at
GENIN,S, 5l3 BROyApWAY.
1861. Gcnin's Grand Opening. 1861.
Every style If gentlemen : Dress SILK Hats,
Ladies' Riding Hats WHIPS and Gaun.lets,
Misses aud infants, SIX aud Felt Hats
Boys Hatsand Caps OF all descriptions
Supplied by GENIN. 5l3 Broadway.
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ROET1tT N. PATRCK.--
DEAE sns-.we have tn y day, at l2M recovered our
Safe Defiance, g. 66>, from the
Murray sircat which buidin as also our entire stock Of
The Safe office, b51ourth floor falling
sxtyve ecovered with bur ,hg rubbish ana exposed
intense heat until this time, opening rud
snsour books, valuable paper y insurance postcies &c
IN excellent COED order; rewritten but what
rfect before the ire After ,es It
P, q we vac neri yvvI oaies ss repre-
ISA Ac BERNHARD, Assignee OF ~ Weinstein Co., No.
PaSk pklce
Defiance salamaader Safes, with patent powderproof
locks md bars; also fire and vtarproof dcboard
and Ptior Safes No Is Murray sraa corner OF College
piles
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HYATT's LIFE BALsAl

Rheumatism ia its most painful FORMS acrNcroula Fry
sipelas Salt Rheu Pmples Botches, old Ulcers Fever
Sores The worst Of diseases of the blood
complaints Debility LIVER and Kidneys, Incipnt Consumy
uon &C. most certainty cured by this great purifier
Hyats Life Basa has cured thousands Of of these
similar diseases and Will certainly
which be reached BY medicine II taken in Accordance
with directions 1t does contain particle Of
other deeerious mineral Principal depot 246 Grand
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III ARMY SCALE, III
Patented.
Folds and locks up Call and ssusine.
FRANK Z. MOVIE, -
83 Broadway.
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arm from his body as throw q single obstacle
in the way Of the administration in It's Efforts to put down
the rebellion. (Cheers.) He would much rather, he
had hundred lives throw them all into the scale 70 help
the government TO continue the war and TO cast 1t down
and break pieces the pavement Of pcrdtion Gap
plause) What great government yet in the history Of
the world undertook to nurse taper with rebel
lion when It had the power to crush it, This qncs
ton between Of thirty five mliona OF peo-
ple Of thrtyfour States, and cw ambitious, reckless
and wicked individuals The rebellion had not the
m1r D'n g cc 40 la u
lneameDt, and will raise their hands euoplca0n to
heaven to strengthen the loyal States In putting down the
rebellion (Checrs) Compromise device Of Satan
and treachcry combined II they were supporters Of
administration entitled to their aid by every con-
sideration that could influence If they oppo-
nents TO the administration, they consequently
opponents TO the government and round the government
they must rally until tho country was freed from
this terrible rebellion. They must strengthen the
hands Of their medern-not modern Abraham, but
modern Noses--(Checrs)--in order that the chill
dren Of Amalek may not prevail against him
It net only the duty but the privilege Of American
citizens OF every party Of every ago and Of every
to take hold Of the matter and TO exercise the songes
influence in attempting to put down this most heinous
bciion. Any war was dangerous and tcrribehcw much
more 30 civil war, naugurated under such afro
cious circumstance But must be taken hold Of al
the thoroughly, and whoever attempts t. tampal
with s doubly guilty. for the that it Is dan
gcrous. II was rebellion which demanded the who'll
power and energy Of the American people to grappl
OF tho governmenby all the memories Of the Fathers
the Revolutionary all the great memories that cluste
round hstory-by the hopes Of froc government
carth--by the great principles OF liberty which hav
been achieved for u.s. and which have gone conquerin
and TO conquer till have the admiration Of III
whole civilized world-it bchoves 10 aid the govern
ment in putting down the rebellion. cloud chcers)
who talks of negotiation compromise at this time
ten times more mischevous than all the Beauregards
Davises. and Johns;ons, and Prices Of the South
! ern rebellion all put together. We must moe
| these men on the battlefield, and must sho,
| them that the hearts Of the loyal citizen
answer the description Of the poet" Although the
! swords may DO thousands their boSoms one.
| (Chccrs) Had II been for that party which stim,
lated rebclionthat party which apologized for rebe
lion-that party which encouraged rebellion aud kept
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young volunteers by the old flag which would be
their winding sheet if they fell on the battle field
AZ soon Mr. Hoxie took his seat, Dr. BRADFORD came
forward and offered the following resolution
Resolved That the delegates Peoples Union Convcn-
ton syracuse from THIS city, be directed to sppon, SIX
two constitutional Union men, TO aa0s necessary
Union tickets In this county.
He put the resolution to the meeting which, by courte
sy should have been handed to the Chairman which gave
rise TO considerable confusion.
ISAAC OIIyKR OK Governor Of the Aims House, moved
lay the resolution the table, which prevailed
Senator MANIERRE presented the suboied resolution
Resolved That OF this Meeting be and they
hereby constituted 20 @ ks inc
This resolution was adopted with great enthusiasm.
There was good deal Of wranglng between the pot
house politicians who were on the PLATFORM which might
have eliminated grand had 1t not been for tho
timely int rercnce Of squad OF Metropolitans There
were large number Of surrounding the platform,
who denounced the idea Of permitting trading politicians
to have an thing do with nominating city ticket and
demanding that the people should name their candidates
The meeting adjourned after the adoption OF Mr.
Manerre's resolution.
The Following were among tho letters received by the
Committee
LETTER FROM THE HON. ROBERT J. wALKER.
Mo ss,r ;Svi,. " s ,g sd IL 1881
the people Of the city q New York II supper, Of the
poSer comply with your reaes but cSeeiay
Views question Long before me rebel !, T. I.
REINFORCEMENT and the maintenance Of The snd
81 s q Ssap s. Il Ssw York S ss es
dressed the Union square against
possible while rsbeiswers Ii arms against govern.
ncnt Until the struggle which engaged for
existence OF the terminated all pQrty
tons must disappear When shall have settled this cues
tonwhcn flag shall float again every State, from
and from the lakes the Gulfe then
consider subordinate party issues Until then patriot will
PARTY but that Of his Mostu1y them do
the proceedings q the great Union Convention
men Of all parties nominated II we would maintain
the and pcrpeuae the Union the people OF the
loyal States be united II exhibited To foes Al
home and afosd q London and Rhnond the noble spec
uniting man and party In defence Of the Union
before the close Of this would surely crush this rebel
lion. Who asks whether Scott Mcclellan whigs
republicans democratsf Who the ranks OF the
nobe army now defending hs Union and inquiries 70 wha