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ONLY FIVE PER CENT OF ii stock will be required
paid the time of subscription and subsequent
calls will not exceed ten per cent per month After the
lrst payment of i've per cent, further call will be
made until FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have been subscribed. The Company conndsntly
believe thst they VIII not be compelled to call in
ity sixty per ce1t of the sut scpons, in order
to place the line in complete working order.
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o. r0LlAR and il divided into shares Of one hundred
dollars each The Company to Distribute the stock
small cunts among bu sness along the
tire length Of lire order their interest
in the welfare of the Company and to to then Its
pstrons their share Of the prof Is from its busness
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gsssicn, % that that have bat 70 await calmly the
result Hossvsr becomes nscessary 70 take into con-
sidsatioa the solemn engagements entered
By Nuce Of the act Of neutrality; and hes been in
dspensbte for 10 10 fuh said article BY recognizing the
republican government - you may peyosive from the
annexed documents.
repeat that this course was necessary and indisper.
sable for, above all, must be honorable for honor
Is foremost aud all that 10 dearest DO sacrificed
sooner than that. who have always been true TO my
word, cannot fail to keep IL now, but fulfil my
bouorable engagement.
am not ignorant that, In spite Of my having acted
90, the government will take measures TO make
upon our people In that case the government slore
will be responsible for the bloodshed and the
that must aud public opinion. both home aud
abroad. will be on our side. Putting trust the
justice OF cause, snail have a speedy
triumph. 10 this end, far from putting people OF
Their guard by the recognition above referred TO- be-
bg AL means necessary that leaders redoubs
their ACTIVITY and take carry and all
of the orders which had issued for them DO ready
and prepared for The defence Of this State OF is
inv aston. All OF which make known you for your
proper guidance Having nothing further 90 add, 10
main your most afectionats Trend and servant,
MANUEL L0ZADO.
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NAVAL mrfkleEmce.

Arrival Of the Steam FrIgate Colorado.
The steam frgato Colorado, bearing the nag Of Rear
Admiral L. n Goldsborough, late commanding the
United States European squadron, arrived at this port
yesterday She left Cherbours, July IS and arrived at
Halifax N g. August Il. left the latter port 2sth. and
has experienced head winds the entire passage. The
following Is . list Of her officers
Rear Admirdl-L ". Goldsborough.
Cmmodore-Chsres Stesdman.
Lieu en1nt Comnsondrs-G George g. Dewey, u. B. Robe-
son. W. T. Sampson, o. A. Batcbeler.
LtetstnaRts-- Charles II. Craven II. Pendleton.
Adstcrs-Char +. Schmitz Geo W. Armentrout
Surgeons McClelland, John p OHM
Passed Assi tant So g>tn-Edmund @. Vermeulcn-
Pdymda<r- Jobn Cunningham
Chopoin-Cnaries n. Hale.
EaJin eys-Cbief, Benjamin =. Garvn; First Assist.
anita Geor9e D. Emmons, Henry Brown Second Assist
ants, H. Messimer II. NJ. Quig g. Samson, u A. Suth-
srand, f. W. Bissef; Third Assistant. H Norton
Secretary tn Commaudr Of Sqw drn,-J. C. Rowland.
PapadSer's Clerk-Ed ward L. Talbot.
Captain Of Adrines-C. d Hebb.
Firf Lieutenant and Breve Captain Of larins-E p
Meeker.
Carpenter Joseph G. Thomss
Sal 'n0ker-N Nicholas Lynch.
Gunner-John Webber.
b dt'wdin-J0hn X. Bartlett
The Colorado also brings passengers from the squad
don Commander John II. Upshur, OF the Unit d States
steamer Froiic; Acting Assistant Surgeon H. Faxon
OF the United Sta steamer rconferoga ard Pavma-
ters Clerk Hanlon, Of the United States steameI
Fr0ljc.
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No onaciai report made.

The 6rst hist carefully kept BY gentleman Of
Mexico ~, senior Basil Perez Gaisdo and the hgurcs
hesdQuar The executions were all along 30 con-
Gary 10 humanity that 1t would appear Maximhaa was
ashamed Of III m ana that either he or his 0ncers sug
ges'ed that tho captured xicans be shot immeihey
upon capture virtually W carry out the order and
they ~oald know It. give tho number Of Msxicsns
have each month been since the Of the de-
ere of Octobsr s. 1896, correctly Many
here PIT the ngures o. over 90 0J0 and am myself IN
cned TO believe that tue number is nnderesmat,d. As
the question Of the barbar Of the Mexican people, and
especially Of the party In power 10 bong generally
discussed must call attention to the opinion upon
mon who captured oy Ine LIBERAL army, and who
disguised WITH the conduc, o. their fellow imps-
ria officers as TO address the following
LErrER sAxixILAH.
act 60 nmitied bv Coone Menlsl 1aferw.rds 0ener.i
shot, In volsti,n OF every law OF humanity AID Of
Goera army whom he had md pr soners The liberal
army to Which refuse !, sss the Of
sas 80 s s Ssss q " for we yhS % 5
common soier Il ala NOT and ourselye. N the hsnds
OF troop, .neeny liberal the act OF uoniei 1endez wond
',cxico SOLELY with guard of hono
principles cal own, might have espated b,
our blood the crime OF man wao Is traitor 70 has own
We hope SIRE that the blrbsrous OF Colonel Mend
Kindness q give orders fnal nations
observed We enereetcy protest against the naneiess
BauFR GUYor FLAouor VAN noLLENBEok. and
two hundred otnars
Noiwit standing this repre- ep'atrn TO Maynilan by
Officers " his array, tie same execution "
prisoners cntnred asd tns innuman colonel referred
toe above letter VAS u oniy unrobuked by MAXI
milan but pronoeJ 20 rlnk Of general He
tursd the a # Queretar aud cd ut the hands Of
outraged army lees painful death Than his bssstly rage
bad u.iietei upou maay OF ms connrvmen ap-
pend "a st 0f some OF The Of officers which
took p.ece under the epec NJ order or Naximan and
Shcb we're officially Announces ron MA headTusrter-
Mex and elsewhere durlag the enforcement VI his
decree u October 5 ls5J:-
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THE eRle NELLIE MITCHELL oaf TING ABOUT At SEA WITH
ALL ON BOARD SICK WITH FEVER.

BOSTON, August 90 1857
Captain Isanno Of the brig Lisabe 1t this port from
Swan Island reports August 49, OF Cape Antonia bear
ing northwest twenty-five miles spoke brig Nie Nit
chell from Aspinwal for Swan I.lsnd, with s hands
board sex with The Nellie Mitchell had been
that time six hundred miles, with sbe to
The vessel dive the pumps Captain Isanno sent his
second mats board, ana kept company with him
until Key West al which port the Nellie Mitchell
nut In.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT cousT-x BANKRUPTCY.

Motion TO Dissolve AN Injunction Denied.
Before Judge Blatchford.
In the Matter 9 Henry r. Aersv and Thomas G.. C5r-
psriVass In this two petitions were fsd by the
creditors Of Astzer and Cowperth waite to have them
adjudged bankrupts On the return day Of the orders
the debtors appeared and denied that they had COM
mitted the acts OF bankruptcy set form the petitions
and demanded trial BY Jury, which granted.
creditors. issued by the Court RESTRAIN the
debtors from disposng Of their goods aud chattels
creditors came In and similar injunctions were
extended against selling any Of the estate. Tie
debtors then moved to havo these inunctons dissolved
The whole points the forth great
~ Judge Batoofords decision, which he denies The
moiion OF the debtors to dissolve The iniunctous.
The Alleged Charge OF Making a Fnlse Re-
turn in a schedule la Bsnkruptcy.
The Jnited Staes "a El.sa Ale~ssim. case On
dsrvent lengthy examination yesterday bur little was
elected from the witnesses 70 clear up the doubts and
uncertainties that surround IT, II stands adjourned foI
two weeks
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DISASTERS ON THE LAKES.

PoR- CoLBosN, Ontario, August %. 1857,
Tho schooner Tnsco with cargo If wheat, bound
from Ch'cayo for OswsgO and the schooner Urirn Jack
wiih cargo or coal, bornd from Eric for Toronto,
vent ashore early this morning Of East Pier. They
NAV get on II the weather should be favorable.
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his hsetqdassn; also Of actual and apprcxipEe num-
bev. Killed executed Immediately Gtsr paple ~ IN
psrtahsts under the order:-
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Lexadn's Neutrality OF the Pacino
The following copy OF the act recognizing Juarez'
governmsnt-
In the city Of Tcpc on the 22d day Of July 1897 the
following officers OF the o. THIS state hay-
log assembled, General Manuel Lozada Commandments.
Cnef, said -
6ssnKssy--Accordng To article 2 Of the Get Of peu-
trAliy, drawn up December l. 1890 bound ourselves
10 certain things which the time has come for us TO
funl II was agreed then that our neutrality should
with the civil war aud that the government re-
cosnircd By the nation should Be set up here also
Wei. both these eveniualites have been accom- cd
and. consequently, the keeping OF our word Oh honor
requires the frlnlment OF that article TO thls and
OF such vital r,pouancs 70 the people OF the State
have csuvoksd the present assembly rscommsudlur All
the gentlemen present 10 express their opinions In eli
franknsss and freedom on the matter With the under
on which our Determination shsiI rest when the pro-
position was pas 70 the vote the following article was
unanimously approved
AnrsLs L. The supreme government sssabshsd throosA
gu, ses rsuss s. !. sdssesed saa son..ausn. sh
shall bs forwarded 70 sst government Arsus he proper
IN wftasss whereof We amr cur assssurss. -
0cnsrnl Manuel LozadA General Carlos Rivas Uosoesl
Andres Rosaiss, Colonel Domingo Navs, Lieutenant
Colonel Raszon Calvaa, Lieutenant Colonel rruIded
ParHda Lieutenant Colonel Alex. Guerrero Lisutsuass
Colonel Miguel Oseguers and othera
Eos 70 10 oauglB aappisg Lozada advises his people
70 b. prepared for shs vors - ~ svdssty puts nus
faith In The ssol latssssas Of he xovsnnsst He be-
issued NE following circular 70 s The prssscu il L.
ihce:- M
ssscaycu ars veil awars ~ shs rspsbiisaa govern.
msns makieG svery varks prsparAtioa 70 attack
sonsnip and roc know also Shas svsy nscesnry pre-
sa"'n has bsn iaksa - eur - V rs1sl ~ ssSsl ~
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SHIpPIM NEW S
PORT OF NEW YORK. AuiusL2 1867.

ALMANAC FoR Nvv yo,S-rus DAT
a %
........ 80 HI:s WATER. l6
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.wounded ana purs a noase and burned to death
Tnese officers aud thu six hundred and fifty In the
tabular list above tried condemned 10 deatn and
shot oy Maximiian reported 10y his Minister OF War.
nrst and second OF tho decree, which
foiows:-
ARTICLE All persons belonging armed bands or corps
not legally authorized wnether they pr,sl.m any
pctic1 NC pes and whatever We tho number OF those
snS no s DO rsa @y by 81. ooa
ne S.n, s1sy A. g sp
the p syicn; articles wa sap,ated Their
iured them, and he .DA witain delay extending
verbs, inquest the odcnoe nearing
rsoner o. ,hs nques, he viii cree al act closing wh
accused found snnty eyea IL oly OF the OF belong
caisd with the twenty aonrs afores,d that
the criminal rrcev. spiritual ss The sentence hav
to the Minister of War.
Under the following Law OF January rs, 1862, Maxi
milan, Mramon and hclia were tired, condemned
executed The marlis according to tue law OF
September IS 1s57 consisted OF colonel or lieutenant
coiouei, AID SIX captains
BrsTo JuAeKz Constitutional President Of the United
states OF Aesco to his countrym
svs I the m owgs rv amen a am
q all emss AGAINST the naion, order. pubic peace
Among ae crimes ssns the Independence and national
ARTICLE l. Armed invasion brought by foreigners and
MeIeans on any ,e ory Of TIE republic o. BY foreigners
POWERS or Power to which they belong.
OF the oregn enemy Whatever De the character In when
IN found among the
T. he Invitation OF Mosicans foreigners residing
In the republic to SUBJECTS other Powers any
TERRITORY the republic change OF government
on Whatever preeat
ARg. Any knd Of completely in aiding encouraging
the iayorlns It's rca,ixstion
The respective military authority is the only
~ have cnsnance o. the specdei
.w for the eec OF whlch said authority have
knowledge, be through report, accusation, deruncia
through that the specified
have been committed snal proceed TO the
according the rule Of the general ordnance OF
tue snd law OF sh OF september iss aud the
when estsols led, snail be brought before the ordinary
council Of without distinction OF the char
ststiou. iss0n OF he accused In
there military commanders generals in
their places.
Punishment for above crimes prescribed In same
Law Of January IS :Ins aston made tho terri
tori rspupc OF which the frat paragraph OF ar
tice OF TITS law speaks, AID the services OF Mex.
In the forces OF the iorcign enemy which the
second paragraph speaks, s1s be punished with dean
Iavnaou TO invade the territory OF which paragraphs
three and four OF Article speaks shall be plns ed
with acsi.h.
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Steamship fBrl. arssy. Cow Bav-parmel, Bros.
s,eamshr Aradne, Parrish, Key West aud Galveston-c
Steamship ii Livingston, Baker. savannah-L,vings,on
steamship Monssa Marshnan charesson-I.iving ton,
steamship Ellen Terry Bearse. Newbern. Nc-c Good.
siesrsh,p Alh.marle Bourne, norfolk. City Port AMI
Shin EIcelsor. Pendeton, Livcrpool-saml Thompson's
shin Star of tho Yves, (Br) Perry, Mobiles Thompso
Bark Gem box Chandre-. Observation-Disclosures peck
rark Nina tswe,, Luhhcrg. Rote rdam-Funch Meiacke
BARK sheffield ts,,. Taylor, Genoa7-I Eiysllkco;
Bark Mary Lucreta. Hendrickson, WASHINGTON, Dc-c
Brei u wiswell Leckic Tenerirs via Bcston-v H.
pra Toms. roloss utar. calcagni Mayasuez, PR v
BIT Angols (Br), suthergreen st Johns Nr--crandall
Er " ssSoa ts.,. rerr. Cow gav-g smInA Co.
Brig Fmrras' tBr,. Lessef Ha,liax-T vhtnln.
Bn, Two Brothers tBr) Butler. Norfolk-Brett Son Il
Brig Oak Point ,Br). vigus. Philadelphia Son &
c g e snsn esnts kerr s o%Sn
Sch, Josephine. Hegeman, Port Blun sC-Dolncr, Pot.
schr Virginia. Dryden. Richmond, vs-van Brun. 4
sseSr Belle. cusserly Petersburg, v.-van Brunt 4
scar B Small Conn, Elzabethpors- Richard.
schr Godwin wsterburs, Stamford.
Arrived.
ss; Gs T s Aam ara, H Gds
winds the entire passage. Took pilot from boat Ho
French steamer Bouvet Montperat, Vera Cruz via
French war s,ssmcr Phes,on PrtsSerer Vera Cruz via
to S % s 'v'n. Aug - with md''
Steamship Aeashnet Kelly New Bedford with mdse and
Ks.,seisn % bo!sas Frs.msp Calcutta March
IS crossed sqas,o! IN the stsHe July y lon Jun.
Shin Geo nrs.t Mason, Mason t,Sc.rpoo' Jnl, Z wh ~
.pose bark Goethe Brsn) from Bremen for New York, 81
oyd s'n a.d light Westerly
Bak shse, !Prus ce,!.es, Havans, Is days with
Bis r Pension 1Fr Burgess, Dsmarara a days. wi
sris onsr sr, Csmm.sa Port Spain, n days with SUI.
Rris :cssisace csr, Mason Arecoo. PR, nd IS, with
srs no: rursli Thoup.Sn x;yagps1 PR: Vi. New Ia
'e sr 70 Gnss sam Peane Ponce s suv TO- WITH sugar
s. ns sss%d A a1 los: ' q lsn a spoke brig
Brig Monreso Peterson, Ponce Pr, il days. with sugar
BsS woodrur. Eaton Insnn IL days. with coal, to
Brig snnie corlas tBr,, Smith, Windsor Ms Is days
e P' haven, tr' Grow. Windsor Ms d.ya with pa.
srsc To%psius tBr Waters, uia,boro for Newark
schr novelty Obi, seare RIO orande Adays with hides
ssir Mary Louise. Hamilton, Linsan 2, days with COAL
scar y q SPRINGS. s,e.'n,rs avesan via Key West 10
days ~h % eoq~ e sspDsr s"rn pins1sy
s sssr lv9oI rces Ell his S..b S.cda'
schr J Carver. kummil. Calais, 7dava
schr Pike Cove ais, II 'iy..
ssSr Mary Eliza s" Wiz, css Is as Swans days
sehr Tahmiroo, Cole, Bsnror
s sssr MIs ss s S:i@' sp Ell Si
schr cabot Bacon, Boston
SC Senator, Fsuklin Boston.
% FoR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
SIZE ANOTHER PAGE
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sslnF Fos TIE suvtsTo, YELLOW FEVER SUFFERERS.

TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
We sckno~iedss the receipt Of the following amounts
for the Howard Association Galsesion:-
Muford sprsgue.. 800 sherman Bros $50
J. Stctneiner Co... 100 Henry Lawrence n sons 80
AbcEdroth Bros ...... 100 c. lockwood n Co. 49,. rs
Cornwall a Zerega.... 100 McKssson Robbins d
Dennis Perkins Co.. 80 Atwood, Ricketts, Co. rs
James y. Wenman.... so -
Townsend, Baker Co. 80 Total. s7so
Nxw YosK, August 20, 1857.
The following amount has been handed 10 me By
Messn George 4 Biddis Co, for the Galveston
su0sreS-t2oe. HORACE CONE.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
We have The pleasure 70 acknowledge the recsipt OF
the following for the bepsnt OF the sufferers ~ The cpl
demc - Galveston, Tsras-
Gordon, Fellows 3 w. A. Awrsncs a
Carhart, whitferd FL P......,...,, 10
:. z. Condict Co.. 100 Total. ssa5
Previously acknowledged. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. seas
rosai. ...................te ro
Nxv Fcsr, August %, 1897
70 rHr EDITOR or rHs HERALD
We have rsssvsd the following sums for the benefit OF
the sunsrss By ysiisw fever a. 0avssson, Tsras:--
= n. s.............. 800 n q. Lsvsn.."...... cas-
Norris nosrs :..... % 2; 3. Bsid.In...... g
wn. Sinclair 3 Co.,. 70 Cassidy Co......... 20
The Rsws s0s... g sshs Q. Assss....". 10
4 Rsiss 1 sca...... IS Total. ESQ
Sw Toss. August %. 1891. 49,
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T He RI S.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
Before Commissioner Osborn.
~a Su N

The United States o. Abner B. Ns,ocombA The
examination In this case Get down for yesterday was
further postponed 10 the 18th OF September next tbs
yet turning up.
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ceuHT cAlEgaAa-THls DAY.
THE pGe ssNrATlos CONCERT olOGs.

SrpR-M- Corpr--CH ,xRrrs.-Nos 80. 50, 90, OF. IFS
1870 1853. lib. lei, les, liz, l73, l75 Is2 1888 1885,
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~ The ship reported ashore on Long Beach: NJ and
said to have got OF and proceeded. scho, al
well .hors praesas nrins She afserward proceeded
Csp) burned and sunk In tho hsrsor
HcSsn. on The night OF he "a inss Cargo valued at
Scum MAcKry TOT Butlnore) Marshall from George.
town, sc. for Key Yves, has wrecked particulars
Sns Mt Acc Bss y s AZ from napsor before rspoTd
on, injury and arrived a. Baltimore 18Th.
II fx & % ro wa. s~ fss
sv an unknown yesss, and stove sosrsr rail and Wheel
ocllIsion but have got board ,h. vessel
.ast soasS: Il sss assrf 'e
sss & ss S:T xs, ss'; ;s'ss
:sis y S'idcs s tss Pop
Baker. wreckers and towed 70 Baltimore.
Miscellaneous.
" .uhos. 81 f1S ''H murder o. he ns,s
60 oos he issi' Of s MAJ. y s2
Geo Hunt is s in custody but VIII probably be shortly
.Bsrs YstIl. N,rcmsII--xsy west Aug s-Brs NslIIe
q August q an. na" f swan s 20 o q
and when but four DAYS on, ne ersy
man; Who ssstsusa rorf ~ nip Enough Win
sessS .S fever a Gee sa &. Sss1ss
s and sst % IL. sr
head .. vessel Zoe Anoao. ssd ss.sS wa Ss .s,s
thst his suasrngs inense whs endeavor.
ing 70 steer the vessel her he often tel fantps
on the deck with relieve him from imposed
task or hand drop Of wafer TO revive him. Fortunately
sile 70 thi: ccndioa be was spoten By brig nxzs Hs
second ~ o. the Lixris Bell bard hs brig and
remained TO sssis the master On the 1Slk The ssward
recovcred 90 a. W render assstAncs and hus recruited
shey reached Toruea. on the but ottinns no Assst
yscs.or se.msn Of ssy rert, died me ks.5 Assnsn
Hamilton, ssooud ooer died The master reapsed owing
% over sssrson while 10 feeble eond.s ~ ~ 1 80 %
eeturn homo
LAgscnfp-o Rideout Esq Of Csiss !.vschsa ~ Inst
se tons old measursmsnt, owned ~ Q .ne s3ns oi
gsiss 70 b smpcysd Ia the wsle bsswsee NV ses
ecAr wAshingtsn presmoa (of refhevenh yeany saned
frpn new DsdRord nh inst for Atlantic oessn. $50
,n 1,hR Lsss $40 nsccy 800 5uss n q caxs q:
hafAa baaks Sasis Desll.esS lln.I N map
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Aopex Tries To Clear Himself-Niiramon's
Brother On the War Path-S iun-sulai Not
Go be shei-Thc Converts aud schooi--The
Vera Cruz ard Mexico Railroad to- he
frosrcntes-Lsxada Adheres to >,Juarex-
General Diaz the Array r..S, Elk ecu,ious
Gsder the October Dec-cs-uopy Of the Law.
81 January rs. 1862
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Gen. ". r. Cox.


The Progress says Gen. Cox has been SO
consistent and upright that the Standard
has been impelled to declare its confidence
in his loyalty to the government" The test
of loyalty to the government is hearty and
earnest support of the reconstruction acts of
Congress. If Gen. Cox comes up to this
test in theory, and will carry out this theory
in practice, he will thus prove himself a 10y
al citizen. We are not . in,pelle5" to declare
any man loyal. When citizen shows his
loyalty by his acts it affords US pleasure COL
unfairly to record the fact, and to give him
credit for it. We have yet to learn that
Gen. Cox is heartily and earnestly for the re-
construction acts ss 1 e
We may as well advertise the Progress and
all others in advance, that Gen. Cox will not
be elected to the Convention from Wake
County. We do not know that he desires
it, and we, therefore, do not address him,
but the Progress, which is using his name
A Convention or mass meeting of the Re
Fpublicans of Wake win be held in Raleigh
on Saturday next, at which four known and
reliable Republicans will be nominated
They will be elected by very large MAORI
ty, and the County will vote by as large .
majority for a Convention. The Progress
will be the first to have the sseos of the cleo.
tion in Wake, for we have thus given it to
that paper in advance. y, {,
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.,e 4l-i-t For the Standard
CARTERET COUNTY KEEPS THE BALL IN
MOTION!

At Beaufort on the 10Th inst, in the WASH
burn Seminary was held o grand Republican
mass meeting.
The meeting was called to order by Major
W. A. Moore, when on motion, H. s. Beale
was chosen Chairman and John Scott. Sc
cretary. st
The Chairman on taking the stand, ex
planned the object of the meeting in very
appropriate manner. @YN@ Il,
a4' Mr.. A. II. Galloway was then introduced
and spoke for an hour and a half on the DO
litical issues of the day. Mr.. g. was fire.
quently interrupted by demonstrations of
applause.
After few appropriate remarks by Mr.. A.
Congleton, the following resolutions were
introduced by Major VIM. A. Moore and
unanimously adopted: s
1. Resolced, That we earnestly appeal to
all true and loyal citizens of Carteret County.
to assist in the great work of reconstruction
and restoring the State to the Union on a
just and loyal basis, securing to all good cit
liens equal political rights.
2. That we do approve of the resolutions
adopted by the Republican State Executive
Committee on the 9th day of October, 1857,
and believe they express the true sentiments
Of the Republican party in this State.
g. That we approve of the nomination of
Gen. Q. s. GRANT as the next Republican
candidate for President the United States
On motion, the thanks of the meeting Was
( rendered to Mr.. "A. H Galloway for his
Z able address, and to the officers for the eff
Gent manner they discharged their duties.
& Il. 8. BEALE, Chm.
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