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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

rh- cuoafi NAL steamship Scotia caplaio Juisis.
E.n lcagc tAla port to-d4y Iog IAgeueol
The lnhAs fos Rurops Ni ciotc 81 hsirax, nine ocosss
lhis mnrnlra.
The Nsp yorK H,aALn--E Edhon for EufoTs-wi 20
rsadY al haa raR eiabi O'Clock this nenag
Single ctiio, 10 wrappers, ready fsr milling 80
ocuLk
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FNVN1N CONGRESSIONAL DI~ThltT
Dc,9dts a terftLtes
samuel = Cox, Daniel &. swift
james I. Brady VIM. ruckec
rgin CONGRESSIONAL prsTiurT
John s. Giles. John H. Williams,
VIM b. NeciAy. Hugh Reilly,
sixrn CONGRESSIONAL
Eii Y. Nortos, Alfred Z. Hascy
Frank w. Robb Geo Vs. Norton
sEyeH CONGRESSIONAL pisaaicr
ChaS IL Wlglcn, Daniel NJ u'Bsien
Joseph McNay Albert Krauss.
ElGiiu ooSGRRs-insAL DgsIRIcr
Frederick w. Nultc Patrick a. Dury
Chas Price. James Q. Knapp
MYTH cosGEEasI0SA prrRs,T.
Thos hcspedon, John Eagnn.
Hugh Murray Tlo4 Cushin
httle unimportani dseusson arising ogt u objection
70 one Or Two OF tho persons named delcgateE, mo-
mensarty interrupted tho reading OF the Thoea
objections however, woro not urycd nud tho pumna.
tion we're ratified unanimously THIS csgEca Tho busl-
ness, aud tue meeting adjourned
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IHE NnaIY CAROLINA flfcIINs.

KALl1u. n O. AuRuFt !, SD.
The returns from the Constitution vale are - s,
sad ,he vote lSht that Il mgcssihc q speak -
tho Ic3uL
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THE KENTUCKY ELECTION.

Of political parties ia this cty and State w of coarse A.
pead very much on the result ~ the registration
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POLITICAL InTsllIcExcE.
THE pSIlAnslpMA CONVENTION.

Ratification Of Delegates from tho Metrepois-
tnn Districts.
The Nv YORK Democratic General Committee met
last night al the OF the Young MEMS Total Abs
nencc society, sdjoaing Masonic Hall. Thrieeuth
srcet, for the parposo or raying tho nominations N
delegates made By the several Congressional dlGtrcls
within the city TO repraen, their resp Csc Districts at
the National Union Convention to b. held at rhilade
phia Tho meeting was BY no numercusy at
tended and the ousine despatched in quick
The wards called Tor Ia their gucccslon and thir
teen out OF twenty-five answered. Genomen from tho
several Congos onal Districts then called upon
report tho names OF their respective delegates Tor tho
committee 10 act upon, The following wore report
ed -
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Ahor lhc game the independents had tholr gftssfs.
tlr AntVa 10 looL the 81 certain beverages
sn1 u mile az around At each other
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llc0,av" wriss - ttat h. fosind psper. y4hec 1T
>o0c aa dilrsref GIeis the pwpcr undes he pro.
.aac - gsarv,n. Y Htefai reward. which smocntel
ho aye n shs ..w III " Hc vat's = lacv 8 ms
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vssi DsroCs,Ic STATE cOsyfsIas

fea. Tor ssaerrn.r Es-oiiti ions pn-.sd En-
asrsiux The Ps,i~, of Pre- -iarnt J"hu-.o srd
DrrouDsiag the Action at The Late -~ssiss
.f sowarr.r Bcirssts- Iir-fed "a Au~at
the Phiisdsiphis Convention. Ar.
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-10

LIST OF Jol0E- Below We publish the
Tst ot ie.ors drawn for The next term OF
Colr in ihis county, TO be holden at Mason
on Tie iG'h o. FEBRUARY. In looking over
the I-- ac see that the north tier OF town
ship h.va blt ,mes jurymen, although
this ue- represents hall OF the population
orthe el,le county. Neither the city
or township OF Lansing or the townships
o. L1c.o or Leroy have q juryman. vii
l1n-t00 las two, and Meridian has one.
S,ocSJ i-s has g. Inyham 8, Bunker Hill
5, and other towns IN the same ratio From
WA.le OAK we notice the name OF Thomas
AcE.wlu. who has been if our memory
serves rght a standing iursiuau for
some years past. The drawing may be
conlucc .0 q fair and impartial manner,
tu. &c lls bad look on the face oft.
Henry Slower rWhltc Oak, John :.
Roe ots,ocsb~itse. Benjamin Reynolds
ofBansc iuf VIM Craig. O. Stockbridge,
joel G. Stephens. Of Ilgham. George P.
Bl.ey OF Bllka, Uil, john Blakely, OF
Meflrn James Reames, Of Stockbridge.
A.fai d Coy. cfIngham, Vim. L. Brown,
81 Wa.'ns,ou, Samuc. Ackley Of stock
lr.lr. ia0mas McEernan, OF White Oak.
Gs'r-s t-1. OF Wael,dslI. AlfraiJ. Hal
lcy of A-~e4ls John Rogers Of Ingham.
JON -.h, o. Onondaga J. P. Hall. OF
Williamson Elias " Sanders. Of AureHus.
Do-s-.s T.,cl OF Bunker ul, Vim. c.
Ncaos ofS'ock1rii-e, Alanson Crumb. Of
la-aan. Hiram Parker Of Vevey, John
Gale q. oaoadago, VIM. B. Mcgowan, Of
Nl-s-e.l
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CoryTT ITENs.-We CLEAN the following
items .ol Ia Ia-ham County Meas o.
as: wc.-.
Ness-z. Ferry s Sweet have lust comnen-
eal 20 rla daily line OF Stages between
D-asv..s and Mason. leaving Dansville at
6o'eocN 10 tie morning, arriving there in
t'ne i3- Tho cars gong OJacSson and leav-
iasl Dausyi.c on The arrival Of the train
iscm Jackson.
AZ Individual living In the town Of Azure
Als D. ,le rane or DSvid Mutton was ar.
rested .ls, Tuesday by al olicer from Jack
so1, ca .2o charge Of stealing some sheep
Eon Z widow named Wilson. lie was
Sen On lis way % Jackson with the sheen
n bis wagon. They were traced 10 4 butch
st establishment where he had sold them.
son q he owner OF tue sheep recogni-
s'ns them Immediately set about having
me accused man arrested. lie is now in
All az Mason awaiting trial
\ lev weeks ago there returned from the
amy .ad whose parents reside in the
township OF Alaiedon, bringing with him
40 horses. AfeT days af.er the 7. 5
Oleers appeared in search Of him chars-
.sS That he had stolen them. It seems
'u-l laef arrival vas anticipated BY some
-leia'el- CT tue family, for on the arrival Of
lie o'-cers az The house, the lad was hid
~en under Pile of corn in the chamber.
- search being commenced tie mother
- 3 to a preconcerted Plan began 4
- ia her daughter, who finally de-
s.-'ea -1e would nor stay at home an hour
a l-erelp0a she went up stairs to
% .as', when she changed places
-, - --. 'fo1aeF- he putting on her clotl es
80 - GO '.'ng boldly down stairs, and leaving
30 80 the eyes Of the officers, to parts IN.
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% the' wss.1E o Liberty.
IRON tns sounding sic -es O. Maine
TIE al Oh pines each up the sound.
Ard e-ho fa-S The strain -

GREAT FIEE.-On Sunday morning. a de-
struct.ve ire occurred in the city Of Jackson
on the south side Of Main street, nearly op-
posite Jackson Hall Several wooden
stores we're destroyed With contents, ana
the total loss Is $50, COO Bumprs and
WoOdman, boot and shoe dealers, lose SO
00o; insurance, $4,000; Dusenbe-v Broth
ers, grocers. lose 81. 010; insurance Sc. 500
The total Insurance SIS. 900; loss over in
surance, $4,000. General satisfaction IS
felt that the roOSeries are burned. though
all regret tue loss OF property. Had il not
been for light fall Of snow which protect
ed the roofs OF adjacent buildings, the loss
would have been much greater. We con-
dense the above facts from the report Of
the jackson Cstissy.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-10

RAILROAD MEETING In another column
We publish the PROCEEDINGS or q meeting
held az tie Common Council room on Mon
lay evening. the sta After hearing Tie
rspor, OF gentlemen interested in the con
s,ruc,ion Of the Chicago and Mch,can
Grand Trunk Railroad, It was unanimously
resolved by The business men present to
use their influence to vote the aid Of the
city to this corporation. As we understand
il, there Is no other corporation that has
any tangible ground TO stand upon. an It
IS certainly for the interest OF the city Of
Lansing, 70 AID the road from Port Huron
via Lapeer and Fin. 10 Lansing L wlu
open up tie whole nor, l-eastern part o. The
state 10 Us by direc, ar line route. and
will have an immense amount Of l0ca. TRAIT
&c which canuo, be promised bythe Ridge
way route. The voice or our business men
having decided Tie matter. this paper vii
hereafter DO all tlat may IA, within our
province to DO, 10 aid OF the interests or
this company, and We trls, tlers WI, 30
10 further division OF sentiment upon the
question. \ united perseverinE effort IS
required upon me par, OF every citizen.
The bonds, When voted. VII not draw IN
terest o. pass CIT Of the hands Of the CITY
Treasure, until the completion Of tae road,
as set forth IL the charter. acs l95. Laws OF
1855. Next week. the prospects Of this
road, and VIA, las been done. and Is row
in progress, will be stated al length.
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sa-E-cc. al 80 o---c person has h-- ----
;.- If 90 r-ll uT secret t-- 5l-s
-ld ac-s .l-arl h.-l 10 De l. possession
o. I'LL 61-te-t- E ..--s thai c-1 i--e~ez- tie
--ene-a. r1-[--. AZ. &C..
=. SHERMAN, NJ. General.
They were also assisted IN t1eir conpla-
ion rs Tie s;aG o. Gen. sherman, and 9th
er distinguished Military men. This work
is Illustrated with engrarings Of Major
Generals Sherman, Howard S-ocum L.
esa. l.-- Davis ll fitzpatrick, with maps
aa. diagrams furnished by the Chief
Lns.l-a- o- r.- Army. We ,hiak T. a vol
ana worldly place in every library. l. IS
al 3D.. ..r. ry ana Of J72 pages, printed q
lle l..rg pap.- ald substantially bound
.u dom e0 .n l..--ca,. antique style, and
will De urr 'slel 10 subscribers a. the FOL
.or.1 Rates. c...l. $3.50 per CODY; Ea-s
Caf $3.50 per copy. Mr. A.5er- Wll-ta-
se- A3- ths sgsleV @. This county f9r THIS
work, ari .a-enl- GO make thorough can
vass Of lis terri .--
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Tic Charlotte Republican SAYS: Mr.
Jane Potter i,- the post I've years resi-
dsa. Cd. ..s village. has sold h.s place 10
Caue Dean. ESQ., Of Eckford, AMI is
a59l 3D. remove 10 Lansing. We are sorry
touea good c.uz9n with bis excellent
fm--.
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erFEEA- C5--1-----7 s-----i --- q
the supreme Court A--- q us pace 81
lodr--. % saturday ----. --- -'--- ---' ---a
comQ.s,ei g.. ..' cuisines
'''S"' ''- h-. -.
are al '-.
aiken
sm.'s! y ,ts,n ..- ~. h,'".-'
c: O., Lm'- 20 Wayne Gre f'--'n i'
dismiss. ~ mon II Cl-.--'t-'s A. -2-
pears thar tie F.lof --r-- w. -'- wa
prove a..l ----"-- il 'hr f''-. -''-- o
Wayne Cl-n ann t-@- >-- I--
to5N an appeal i-'m tae s.''- ~ ''e
wayne Crew. 1lI-- "- --. ~.
III IlJld-- ly4.- NI- --.it- -i..l---
III I
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r--r-ar AZ Lowra Town BY Nn. NIL
nrsr we learn that Rev. W. Il. MIlourn
Vii .e..-s ia the Second Presbyterian
cr-a a. Lover Town, on Thursday
e... next. U- tie benefit Of the Church.
er.-nS e P-cnfisi."
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pr SAL Capt Geo =. Armstrong,
fr.g lt l.s ci,y ll'e Asst. Quartermas-
~ r.l C.lerd Thomas w.I resume the
rrac..e az lle legal profession at Parma.
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.g-rfvc OR At Cos-.-It VIII be seen By
tleaa.erlisamens Of D. VI. Van Anken' IL
,o.s.r PAPER. that be Offers his eutlre
s.cc- O. goods, a. cost.
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Bs,,s.y s COsELv.-The advertise
re-. oftl.s lrn appears 10 our paper to-
ss- g4ey have a large stock or goods 10
~ Inc ana arc fair and honorable deal
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School ExuIBrIoN.-The pupils Of the
Second Ward Union school Of this CITY
propose 70 GIVE q grand exhibition az Capt
tai Hal on Friday evening Of this week.
consisting OF Music, Dialogues. Declama-
lions, Essays. Charaies Pantomimes. and
Tableaux. Judging from the programme
in 10 days paper AM from what We have
heard We are confident that the Exhibition.
viii be 4 rscls~cts, and unique affair. AMI
well worthy, the patronage OF our citizens.
The entire proceeds. Of the exhibition.
are TO be used for purchasing an organ for
the school The patriotic piece Illustrating
scenes in the Great Rebellion VIII BE per
formed by seventy pupils Il IS rich.
thrilling and magnificent This same piece
was performed by the pupils of one Of The
public schools in Hartford Conn, I few
evenings ago in the presence of three
thousand spectators, and elected continued
rounds Of applause The piece opens with
fall chorus 10 Lioer;y sung by all the
characters. a',ev which, Liberty addresses
the States, IS her children. Friendship.
Love and Tru-h. follow With song and
chorus, 70 which tie Safes reply seperate-
ly. Maine says:
% tlc'ws si1E liberty.
IRON tn- s11l-ing shores o. Maine
TIE a. Oh pines each Up the sound
AID e-ho a-s The strain -
The scenes or the secession OF South
Carolina. the Soldier bidding adieu 70 his
lady-.oves-,he conversation between Liber-
y and War-Iramp-;ramp-.-amp-Ralv
round the F.ag--the capture OF Jef DAVIS
the Return OF the Army Of the Potomac
tue requiem to President L!ncoln-the n
ausuration OF President Johnson, are pc
culiariy thrilling. The whole to conclude
with the grand chorus OF the Sta, Spa1gled
Banner and Tlhieaux OF " Peace"
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B.AaD W E0CCATIoy. We notice that
tie c..s p0nlent OF the Detroit Aarer-
..s-r s-l Ir5nas, from this city states
til- r.e members OF the Board Of Educa-
iicl .af cay have pe,itioned the Com
n - ...ac. i'r @ salary of two dollars per
rr.- i.e same cs now received by The
a,i'.n.n As the respondent named
above understood 90 be ono Of our CITY
Oh as L Is to be supposed he knows
Vie-1.as 7peaas. We think the voters Of
the -.s oll have something 10 say The
CON spring about the vas, expenses OF
or c''y government for the past year, and
also .oet ibis rev dodge Tor a further in-
crease hlul Z prove successful.
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4 W4T Is NoPTHEES MIcWCAN.-We
mike t.e following extract from a letter
rece sea from DR.. J. b. Walker. OF Benzo-
ri1- MO siealis nccd a fh,sicia" ana
B.1ct m.fl here. Men OF characteristic
some experience, and q desire u secure TO-
tnense.res and families educational and
religious privilege should come aud see
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III pc1llc SCHOOLS. The public schools
orols eify are fuli 10 Overlooking. Prof
jesse Ncintrs has been appointed Prin-
c.DLol .he second Ward school He comes
% 81 lI-l.y recommended. as an active,
,1ou4-l. i.gs and energetic teacher Our
pe1pe w.lI not forget the school exhibition
O. Clya4 Hall on Friday evening. Those
wh5 expect -n eligible seat must 20 early
q ,l-.1 VAL be undoubtedly a great crowd.
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SHERMAN AND HIS CANPAISNs. The coun-
try Is dlel Win literature, written UPON
topics bearing upon the late great Amer
lcan rebellion. some OF these productions
are valuable but many oftlem are entirely
worthless. Some Of the histories that have
been written are very unreliable. ana con-
tain many untrlths- n selecting histories
bearing upon 50 important Il subject as Tia
salvation CT tie country. care should De
exercised TO obtain only such as nay BE
relied upon .oc accuracy AM that nav
be referred 70 for facts ~ anv tine OF
this Character We believe 70 be ,hs h'sto-7
OF Gen. y. 7. Sherman ana MS CamDai-rs
by Col : " Bowman and Lieut. Col +
B. Irwin. These writer's had access 70 tie
private papers and letters OF Gen. S6e-.
man. as viii be seen from the following -
ter:
LANctsrER O.. July 81, 1855.
c 2 RICHARDSON. ESQ. 40 Broaav-y,E
SIR-CoL. :. 4. BowNAy-Aq aca-sin-
lance Of niue since 1853. and more recently
70 the service OF The [. s. has had access
10 ny Order aud Letter Books. emh-aeirr
copies OF al. orders made and letters ---.--
ten by ne since The winter Of 1852. with
view 10 publish a Memoir OF NJ Life and
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MEDICAL
2 Il 2 2 AR ATIONS.
FLUID EXTRACT BUCnU,


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r.-
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EXTENSION -ln l.e D-.-D-9 -rs1aH- re-
Wow u fac affairs arl Interests O. that
civ .5r lie rs-t wear u.f.- The head Of
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li' ii--'---a eA'e->'o- -- -A- S4a-~ IL --4
something 3D.. tu- Interest manifested -
..- c-'-z'a= D D''cat2 III The success co..
--is important e''eTp.-;
a.. -ol-- ,.e '.'a' i.-N'- IS 'o- .i'c..s
-s..,.i ..-.,5 so..' -. ...- .-. ',..---,.,
railroads rs o. deserve D place Fl ms
record. There b, moreover speedy pros
pee, Of u. re.n-' -. s'.-'. LIE c--s. lac T.,
..i-a. i,-.l 49, .,, -,..-.- -,i 49, :
every rrasnec. ilatthe road will be bai- q.
no yer. --al- date. Tine p.0pesa. is TO
construct The i..e from fo-. huron opp',
o. -. ..r p" IT.. ., ' -.. 8. -.'7. ..- a..
.er., ,,s f...I o.tl.a' 1agstoCsics1o on
,., has l.r-a iateres, in Tie project. l.
.' ''e. OF ''''e 'l' l.e-9s- @=..-l.'
- .,..-.- s.---. ,'-..',
v.-a Tie t.re- and nnera. wealth of tae
Saginaw Valley. and ada 4no.ae- % oar
erea- through routes o. i-e sea9'ard- In
9s'-o'''.'-, .' .-s maze --.o,. o a,7S
hen ulo considered IT, ea,sror.ss one
tAat should be met Dos Chicago nlll 0u the
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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1866-01-10

Splendid Stock.
splendid stock!
splendid Stock!
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-13

woman whom we talked with when we
first came on the place, SO Miss q. finds
pair of stockings and shawl, Chaney
thanks US warmly, and goes her way, and
then fit out Aleck But the copy books
have progressed slowly, and it is only by
writing while the family are at supper,
that the books are ready to take to night
school.
Next day l visited Lucinda, carried
some clothes to her baby which | found
wrapped in bundle of rags in the cradle.
engaged a boy whom had furnished
with a pair of boots, to take as much wood
to Caroline as he could carry by going
twice, and did few more such things
beside resting some.
In my last letter, the sentence, "Thcre
are none on the place" ," should have read,
There are some On the place" The
fruits of slavery are pretty well repre-
scented on the Farm, aud | certainly have
no better opinion of the system than |
had before coming here. E.C.H.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-13

vania was as much in earnest now as she had
been in the war.
Addresses were also delivered by Messrs.
A. X. Mcclure and Galusha a Grow.
Major General Geary, the candidate of the
convention. was then introduced by the COM
mittee.
He expressed his appreciation of the high
compliment which had been bestowed upon
him, and accepted it in the hope that he might
he made full, sensible of the great response
bilities which devolved upon him, and that ne
might be strengthened with Il sincere purpose
to advance the true principles Of humanity and
the true interests of the country. lie accepted
the nomination with the firm and unfaltering
determination to sustain The great principles
of equal Justice which underiie our RePubiczn II
institutions, and hearty endorsement OF the
principles embodied in the platform. He re-
cciYed it also as due to the three hundred and
fifty thousand soldiers of tie State of Penn
sylvania who had done battle yalantIy for
their county and for liberty. He ass ed the
convention that as far as he possesses the
ability, with the aid of intelligent Union men
of the State the coming grand political con-
test should be fairly and honorably conducted
To its lCg Cgitimate termination and a still grander
future.
Hon. Winthrop W. ketchum, Of Lulerne /;
Gen. Morehead, Of AlIeghany Colonel Harry
White, of Indiana county Hon, John Scott,
and William B.Mann, followed in endorsement
of the nomination.
Mr.. Hall, OF Blair county, presented the fol-
lowing dispatch from General Joseph Hooker
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-03-13

terest taxation, as will give annie 49,,
tion to all branches of American :; 5,O'ec'
and TINS remove the question as far ~ ,as'.y nS
bic from legislation, which ALWAYS n..lg P'>'I,
busines and detcrs investment of cap;,.I ''@
authorizing the Secretory oS the Treasn,,. .!
increase duties to a certain per centape n
in onr importationS are excessive. nn,a {
expectations, exceed the importatiops F
adopting a sliding scale, which will Secn--' nus
equality Of trade with other nations and / q
our coin at home as q basis for resun,...P
when 1t is prudent to do so without pnro. NM
sarily contracting our currency, or dis,p,l.'
the business Of the country.
Reyotred, That inasmuch as the ina,o-
Of the press depends largely upon the T.
atty, dignity and impartality with wbi,I t.
may be conducted, we earnestly urge o,.
our brethren of the Republican press ibe io' fs
portauce of upholding the character of ~,
profession, and establishing its positio,
the instructor and leader Of the people "
The Committee on permanent organiza,,,
reported the following named persons a,
officers
Prcsidnt-Benjamiu Bannan, of Pousyn.
Wee Presidots-E. ". Capron, Of William.
port Samuel Young, of ClearGeld Col. TT
Worth Of Lebanon.
ctarje,-John Lutz, Of Bedford r. p
Moore, of West Chester.
Corresponding Secrstary-H. NJ. jenkins or
Norristown
IrsaSury-J. 4. HeiStand, Of Lancaster
On motion, adjourned.