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Letter from II toIorcd Man.

~ ~ Et4f1f ~ Tie Nr7,
SIN: senator summers earnest effort 10
pass the Equal Rights amendment Is held in high
appreciation by all true Republicans, especially
that class TO which II Immediately refers.
Though this bill has not as yet passed the
United states senate. the colored people-par-
ucularly ~ this city knowing that Mr.. sumner 5
viii i good. are r., Ing and anxiuusly watch
lng Tor the pa--s-e OF senator summers bill.
Mr.. summer has lahprcd long and well for the
Fights of this people and We know will fight TO
The uiuuuAant end. The memory Of his noble
deeds viii never be ohliterated.
An AMERICAN
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Z t'. ~ me N.'s
SuG va, much leased t. read In THE srS u
the intention of Mr. Cook introduce DID m thc 90.
laturc having IN view the sbou7n Of TIE LOTTERY policy
business. The existing lsw is not stringent enough 20
reach ths accursed hu-ue.- Vow lot NJ. Cooks b.ll
make 30 criminal oa,e.c. punishable with tue and
imprisonment, 20 enE7 On thls business and make the
landlord hiring prgu-t for such purpose an accessory
Go the crime aud when rr-Hu4 Ga b. arrested for
thc ohcnc. let U De- go arranged nat they shall not ha,
three four DAYS Lltcr, enabling them to avoid the
clutches II the law. let the prrss take active pant
iu wsg ulU. thi- trahD n human souls.
ONE 90 THE SCFFkEtNG MILLIONS.
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INHlE RAILWAN,-Wirtet srrany,,..-.
~ trains taking effect Dec. Il iS7t Ftoi, tent 81
Il, depot. For 1sd u. see note belovt ~ o"ahi1eft
e9A. Cincinnati and Chicago Tay FINN. -,
ing Room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Elsg.r. A. nfaw.
llNO A. NJ Express Mail for puTaio ana W..
Pals Dtawing Room Cosches TO susqusSssp.Sa,
Sleepng Coaches TO destination. VI"
80 Il ~ Night Express. Sleeping Coache. a. n.
falo hnd Niagara Falls. " hua
$50 Y. " tdallyl Cincinnati and Chieaco St.s, ~
ptese Sleeping Coaches through to Cincinnau Hn,Es
Mascara fah, e1d thence 70 Chicago.
IOt Port Jer e. 500, sS, usJO and 'iiisA " A.
80. and '1.0D +, ~, - n ~ ~
For Goshen ani Middle,own. s3e1 sr, go -
Ape NO. ,i,,is Il, a. " q ~ :, ~, 90 and 'f7tpP A
For Ncwbureh. $50 ESQ and iito NJ" tSPM
$50 T.. NJ. TO w. ot, 1]0 aM
For Suffcrn. 900 4s ~ finn ana sft,- , ..
$50. 6OD IS xl. s1sO and sIisD = M ''' " D. 5fn
For Rldgewoud, IlohOkus. Ai.r4.t. ..,...
20. fs.q0, loo Ills a. NJ, Sg So, ~. VI nseyt
'iiOy T. NJ. ' '''i y, snf
For Paterson. e t5, = % ss1 4. a- ..,. ..... -
NJ, 100 ". 'liS -. ioo soo' -'s .s, IL. Ia \
SIS, III y. NJ aId 'i2NU MID ligbf % 1'i, TO
For HuthCrfurd rar, and I... r,. .. -
100 iiNu 4. NJ. itW V ff!f ssI' g., t. "a = %
slj l.. NJ. aud 'lgpl midnsht. ''' ~" 50
Por Hackcnssck ard WAY. '-o .rd sf. A W o.,
go, f.ii 6-u So T. NJ and -tf.rt... I'D. n ' lfA
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tinaatial.

IN PER CENT. CITY AND COUNTY
W BONDS. .firstclA.- secnritles below par. also,
Insurance, bank ga-lght, city railroad stocks and
bonds, and an extensive variety ~ nrst mort.
and eight per cent railroad bonds, including other
choice seeures pa Ing 20 20 % cent for safe and
profitable Investments al at low rates For sale by
ALBERT n. NICOLAI.
Banker stock Broker, aud Autuouccr.
IS Pine n.
n F irst-c'Ass Investment securities paying large
rstes ot Interest lty Witd this house for uAuy
yesrs aud Always Sept ol faud
(uARk,, WALCOTT ~ CO., bankers, d broad
y et-Nr hul and soil
Arkansas Funded n.ht B1uls,
Arhansas state A1 Bonds,
Arkansas LtNrr Iiuufs.
apt cher -oufheru securities Pamphlets relating 20
ut Resources of ATAAu-as furnished irge Of charge.
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Shipping.
/ NCm0R LINE sTrAMrn.

4 NCIIOR LINE STEAMERS
~ fatl every "wednesday and 81 l-fry o. ana fro,
Glasgow liverpool Londonderry. Ald QIceust0en
fasscugers booked 20 and from any railway staiiln In
Great britain, Ireland, Nors Az sweden denmark Ger
many, Holland Bgl.un, sud the u.tei states.
At LOWEST CURRENCY RATES
Drafts on the old country Tor uny amount.
Apply 81 tAc COMPANY o.1ccs. Z EoAilry Gr-rn
,nETs-nN URpTIfIIs- A...t.
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The way. and nIeap. { Comrni,,ce on the rarln.

WAsHINCTON. Feb. i3.-The House Committee
Of Ways aud Means ' session this morning resolved
20 report IN favor Of retaining the present tar Of 10 cent
pound tobacco and II reducing The present ax Of
g cents 10 81 cents
The question ss TO whether thcy should report fofi
with the bil removing The duty tea sud coffee was
determined in the affirmative by the folowing vote;
. YFAs -Nessis. Burchard. brooks. Kerr. Beck, and
Iinkelnhurg 3.
N,r ..rs pases, Reilcy, Roberts Of NeS York,
aud Mayhsrd-l.
ltwss agreed TO withhold the hill until tomorrow, TO
enable Nj Dawes tonake statement TO the House With
aNiev " pcstponing definite scton tea and coffee
until the committee act the general subject of
the arr The tariff men, u l. said, while in faN Or of re
moving the futy from tea snd coffee are not Inclined 10
make Ncry great reduction on any other articles.
The committee. ty voting to Keep the sixccnccni
rsc OF ceri n kiuis u tobacco while reducing that
which luW pays thirtt.tNo 60 twenty four on others
viii thus reduce the rcNcuuc TO TIE extent " two OF
three millions % do Ars when the committee report
hn'r Goa and cccs nm fscutoH for day or two on
the tHrin l. expected to iakc place.
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RATEs or PASSAGE.

Payable 10 Gold. PAYABLE la Ourreucy
ftnsT tARtN. STNEHAHg .......... 40
Passengers also fOrWarde 60 Paris, uANre ianhlrE
sweden, norway and Denmark at &C. .uceI rates.
Tickets can be bought here - moderate rates hy pe
sons VI i.hing g. scud for their friends.
fOt further Information agpN 90 the Company uica
JOHN q. DALE. Agent,
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c1iani,o...Stn,lIts.

At ~ WE-T ltTu ST. corn.r Of 6th sy-
y wanted. !, Firs 10 cook. wash, and iron, laun,
n"l-sors iso .aa r i Ri. to % go % into SSI'! he
country.
4 ,wORK f',,u ost &. .ray for sewing wachi,ns'
DALI. el+ FULTON ave- near Raymond e., Brooklyn
4 -,MoRk gwen oa, At ne l.snesi prices % ply
fsec' BLAKE a rom. Il Asior place ana Il! sta st,
4 NlCT Fir VIII be given h.r board in r,,arn tor
ir'.!a42er Hppy at At ~. Myrtle ay' ''''4 '"'
4 Tn'pEG issP'fSt sI StlS RSa Df lSHDs R'ss;
Prince st. Plenty Of work.
4 -PLENTY of work AZ hisl price. 10 pay for
-. good sowing uAaciil-s' al g. aud upward. i'-i
y pant.' At as Pearls by EHRENBERG.
B9aNlfET daS,oNN fRANE GS c * 1oaSs,yy Eos5sa BY MAR
IEoUR frst Glass operators on ,Howe'' machine on
burg.
EIR~T-CLA-- operator, ON Wilcox 4 Gibbs, Tor
! quilted caps Only good hands III tanal ST. 81
GIRL to run Of crrands to New YORK aud learn a
" ,rade. 5l2 Myrtle nN, BROOKLYN,
GOOD fur sewer, wanted in the house 30 Grand e.,
HANDS WANTED Tor infant lace cans
ADIE-. new Wood and Wheeler a Wilson sewing
= I'm" l''' al ] @ %" IA E Nsssse is9,Isl9i s55a! Ps{so o
Blocker IT,
I AplE-' q. 4s mac.Ino 'chg. ~ ,cEgr It;
b Ia Nor, d, home. ..eoads,Hd 81 np '''''''' '"'
VNnIE~ TAUGHT ou wheeler a Wilson ana
u si2s ,ewin- machine v.5A furnished a. i-t
OPERATORS oa willcoIS Cln.'. aud wheeler
- q W.s'us ms. 'ln on l4cr work ana uud.rgar'
woTs M&E aALoNY,ai'ii s6i .t r''' ''' ''''u'
OPERATORS gaP',& a., On %9csls, % Wilson'S
"A
OrgRAToR~ vented on sias.E, wing ua.
~ D.h-. at-r WORK. Apply ~ g" f,Arisi
IDAPER BONE~. .-Iisuds aslted on glue and ra.tc
A.H NiNG, 90 and q. woo.terst.
PAsgEn non 3,9.i r,7,}y }yaal ssss.. 9cei in sly.
tnc. Hr'okgn
pLENTN of.vors q, '..9 prIce. to pay or so-1
'r~Iur machines. at 81 aud npvari az Hh aY
RT 4anS, i5 Ssq}sd @ ,s on Nsy,P and Ga,R ;;s.
60. ,ALELNILt a co.. ','l'sade u.
W ANTEu- -Girs d, COOKE, ohtnhouuaid,. s.rora'
t.payqys, ii5dse s5,,aaa IT, bJjSego 5s.t Biood. O.
o.y aHl 'ishl =. Bfsr 90.
WNNrEP7A a Il 7aa o ga, 2e .a G9 A JS.@@asl Ns.i .n e.
between ith ami s,h sys.
WANTED Three operator, agI n.re hs.tcrs on
" y .i. s!o1 prices paid, and steady work. c-
WANTEp.-A cI,ang i5gitode lg6i hoa.cworS.
ANTED-Four ladies at 'hc Glazer Library, TN
w 'tislV Place salary and c.um''s'on
WANTEp-IP5,rie good 4an4- for neck ties snd
W bows @ spr!ng ~, near lroA4. ay
w % y ,nisa %. ,'' '''''''''
WANTED -Good scser, 90 learn paltAloon mas,
w ius % carroll e., fr'oANn.
WANTED -Ar.t,.-. Use sn4 bud maacrs oLIy
w gu1a tahas. - Mou.ttr-'.
WANTED O. operators On sAlrts walsts 6c. e..
w West list IT,, near 'th az,
WANTED-A drstcass operator on meas sloes
w - bth aN. room i
WANTED oper,,ers for singers machine, a. ic
WANTED-A young glr Tor lSl' sealns At 50 IR.y.
w lugion ~.
XOING .GIRL~ can obtain sitlauoas free, loag
Lgs aut Utas AZ IC ta.h Do ~ board 40 81 s. wcch,
AZ ne Cir's Lodging House, = 50 Marks place.
FIR~T-CL LASS girls wanted for weaving In
" rHuon Tory also families, u Bowlius Green,
ln NEW ,r.rJ troncrs WAITED At ULon Laundry,
~ ~. thompson o.. steady employment
5O HANDS og ues nd hows; work gwen QUITO
,Dlt nrr1ence haAGs, lsj gh ~, nesr GtaHd, VIII
liap'0grsA.
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JOHN r. DR. WITT. PRESIDENT.
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EQR OF FEN-TOwN Am LIvEnr0OL.

ssil a. follow.
City Of Washington. Saturday. Feb. g.. atitN
llly ot IOndon, saturday, lh %. 80 d =. ".
10y ot Montreal ~llurl1y. Mrrn ~ 70 \. ".
a.. North River.
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CASH AssBTs 40 q
DIVlsiBLR SURPLUS. Us."...........".,..,. ts,Tsi s.
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6nsnrUnfl
'I,IiE
UNITED sTATss

Tns ''''''>'''''>''''''''''''''
UNITED srArss
LIFB INSURANCE COMPANY,
IN rHE CITY OF NEW YORK,
orPIcE. 81 to ~ BROADWAY.
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Mr. uoOPER Rep. Ma reported a bill reNi,-
Inc and leud.iF the Laws relative to the min's.
assay ufii 'es. and coinage OF the United Sta,ts.
twas wa made the spc ,ial order for the second
Tuesday Of March.
hr HAGqEY fpl y !. reported hill Tor the
ble site 90 be doualoC hy tho ei'y authoritieS, ~
a suitable building for % post "nice. custom
house United Statt- oIrt- aud Internal revenue
ooice and aipIoTr liIhs sl5t"p for the cost
Thereof.
After dl-,4,ti,I the nill was passed without "a
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Sabine, Banks
MRrRoPOLITAN
SAVINGS BANK.
land THIRD Az, NEW YORK.
STATEMENT. JAN. /. ian.
RESOURCES

Bend. and Mortgages. af : per cent. on Rsat
Eitas N OiH OF fe0 FORT and rcinHy.
'rorh At ieasi double ne amount loaned
thereon t.eifes ~
Ranking house and lots, oosf........... 24S'sp "A
L. .Seo per cent Bonds, p1r........... ii55OO 20
New York state per cent Bonds. pdr..... i25.GO O.
Bonds Of other stAtes per cent. pdr...... ino0m
New York City per cent. Bonds, pdr..... isOp o.
Nev York County per cent Bonds. par. tsi0o %
New York City, per cent. Bonds, pdr..... s,Sp o.
New York County per cent. Bonds, par. 500 %
Brooklyn per cent. Bonds, plr........... li00U %
Bobds Of Towns In State Of y. Y. 1per
cent. $500
Demand Loans. at per cent, D. s.
Boaf4 and othe- PIbar Securities ....... iQes $50 %
cssh on hand and deposited In BAnk........ ti35s3
Accrued interest aud premiums on securi.
ties aOSsi y
Amoun, Of Resources .................. t1iisiS .
LIABILITIES.
Due depositors. principal. ..... ts.s,7 2sS 10
Due tai>'s,i % J1Tl1ry Lisa 1872
- e7s;.ia5 ?,
SURPLUS s............................. tssSD o
- ISAAC T. SMITH. President
A. Ai'ftts = toscKnEIe.siiilstsEx X '1o'- I9sadenr.
I. W. LILLE. csar,'1ry.
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Republican Grgnm!zntinm

Tie country /. on tie eve Of what
promises 70 be Que Of the most ex3it-
ing, as well as acrimonious, political
campaign, hat We hly. yet passed
through. aud Ia orl!r to be prepared
. meet all emergencies, it's 4bs,lIt.-
. y necessary ihlt an carly aul soil or,
saniza'ion Of tho parry Should be affect,
81. Nothing coulaoes 50 much to
victory a. compete, thorough anl wcll
disciplined organization. We hop? to
see a Republican club formed in every
iisiTic: in the county, with the most
active, Jealous and vigiIant mcmbers
IF :he party At the head ofit.
\ President of the United States S
70 be elected, as well as q Governor,
State officers Of the Leg sl4ture, who
will clsc, . Uui,el States Senator, aud
members Of Consre:1. The issues At
stake are Taught with momentous re-
suits to the country. The Democratic
party, backed by the powerful rebel
element oftha South, is determined TO
make ore last, desperate cGJr. to re-
gain power and thereby rcgo!uiioaize
the government. Its success would
DO disasterous to every grea, interest
that clusters arounl the oil lag Of lib
srty, which has waved trianphintly
W q thousand blltl, feds. la It's
hands tb, great anl glorious work Of
, decade would be destroyed, and the
'ar of yr'greas arrested. II twsull be
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s!asu!arsclision, ENc.l:meni

,..... ...u.,....r,tl..,I,, ,,..........,,.,
,,t, .'r.,.'. ,. ,'.i '.''
t.~..'..'.. ,;.,., ,',.. -" $3.50 49,,
.cr,,' ',i,.,'..'.,o,l ,',,;n $50, ",'.,
.,,o .,','r ~ W, a,i,ii.i,,. :. .,.-. ',--
a, ,l ,".y ,',. w., ~. w., 'l, I;.t.. - .'s."
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r,., A., ,i', @.r,.;,n, ,,, -, ,.., ',
l,l,,,.. al .,,,., .,,.I...t.,; ,,',i'' i .,'
r.c.rv, sa oI',.i,l H. g.. I"'.'''. "' eve
,,I ry.;,,j H. rac,r,n.o ,ho,,., ,I',
IN, cLr,ch d;,,,'s,I p,n, c,n,, 49,. ,'' ., ,.'"'
,nra,a ,',,a,, TLi. r;nis,a. ,l'.
..,',,.,.lI Lo,r;,', ,"'"a,':r..a.:l'' wy
,,,n,io,.,,i, -. 'a.r, l,.,'i,,.. ,,t:.p
,..,o a,,aoi,l g., n, '','-' 'r,' '" .,'
.,io, or .,r,,ili'or, Tlo.. n, -,,' ~,
;n., =. tI,,y nra,r,s..J Lcrsmo mora
aal moy, ig,tn.e,y cxc.tinc ami Lot.
,.r,Y. Th, o,t,n l,ut. lo".,n,, marc
and moro ami mar, in,.,..i,J l.,
,beir r,i,h in tho doctrine If norc.r,
AolIne,s and in the bslicf in the ~.
,.r yqpi.y OF au earthly possessions
The minister a. lenr;h claimed hc
was Aqyio, revelations from GOD one
of which WAS that the mayr;oo, r.I-
ton tcfwocn a ren,lcmln onl III.
wife. of B,r,in was unLoIy anl ,b,,
q d Lol directed him t6 J.I,y.r !.
me.slse to ,bom commond,no tboir
immcIi,t. sonoro,i,n
.'be woolt5y fo,mn,s who ro.ilod
near the town where So far carried
away by the preac5in, Of thcir mink.
.toy vh1 ther LsI;,r,J wos G,l's n",
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BeaChcr on Grant

R.v licary Ward Heschar, wh.
writes on almost every slIjeg. Of gen.
er-l interest Which a:,t4tel, his cx.
pres,el hi, opinion Of pra,ilca, Gran:
pretty freely, il ! late apmJer Of the
chri,,j,l U.:on, and gives L'm aa ex.
altcd position, as q pol.lis4! leader, iu
co@pari-on with some others who a.
&c to that distinction. Ho says:
1t objected to General Gr4ut
that he has no power 10 control hi,
party. Bat, wis among the cl5qucn,
Senator's has shown any such power !
Ihyy are mighty 10 divine, but pow
81 .ss % cgQc,.,a,e, Or consolidate. No
Cae !. ,e4lcr Of mca WHO has nyt
tie rows, 10 coaci..4te, o. compel uui-
y. Has there appeared among all
the sociilsi Chief, Of tho Republican
party aSy Gaa who thinks 50 bolllv
sni has ,gch gifts c; leadership a.
win aud h,ld men t1gctLcr without
a0y seG,e OF seryilc submission. We
h@ye goo! men. But those Who cou-
c.Aa.e are not strong. Those who are
strDas of thought ani scholarship and
pol,tca! kuoa,eI.e have Dot the 81 ghi,
sst talent FOR uuiling men. They ore
d'siItesrators. They grind well, bat.
90 not know LOT 10 kncal. Who
am-Oog oil the politicians aud states
men has shown himself a good leader?
80 able spesch Is not able gcEeral-
ship. God oratory is not good tnan-
sgcuent Geners! Graot is no. 4 /
GOOD political leader, bu, as csmpar.
et Tilh sn iieSl leader, but Il. conipar I
c with ,ho,e around bin 10 j. lho /
yss. '! lhs wLo.s'
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Communication.
KReANrn. March. 23. /

KREAMER. March, 20, 1872.
Dear Editor Of Tus Posr In n
letter addressed By Lewis TO the
School Directors of Snydcr Gu. pub
iished in your excellent Taper OF last
week, he says, Super intcndcnt Wick
crsham in his late Anoual Report sug-
scs,s the propfieiy Of dppoihtiag the
county superintendenis instead OF
ehcting them, the appointing to be
doae By the State Supt' VIII Lew.
is please tell your readers the number
Of page OF tho State Supts. late Annu-
al Report that contains said assertion ?
II lewis will take the timo aud look
up the opinions expressed at different
times by our present able State Supt.
IN this subject, he will owe your
readers an apology for writing On o
subject Of which he appears 10 know
nothing about. | would respectfully
refer Your readers to the Pcnna School
Journal edited by Mr.. Wickcrsham
Jan No. 1872, page 20S, where h.
says To this plan OF appointing and
removing county Sup's. By the State
Sup, We have now. as we had 10 60
shcu wo expressed them in our report
as State Supt., two objections, the first
Is, that it wop'd be a Capitalization Of
power which is not permitted by tie
.pirit Of our institutions, and which
would not be tolerated by our people.
The second is, that convention OF
School Dircr tors in county, is more
likely TO SCI It The right man t, e
the Office Of County Gupi. than o State
Supt would be, or else our who,e
system Of government is founded on
Il wrong basis
Yours Trlly, r.
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Fall River, Massachusetts,, i,
erecting twelve more extensive factor
les, nnd there are over $4,000, ,00C
Invested there in manufacturing,
A man having announced tina, he
wanted TO marry girl with plenty
Of snap in her." the La Crosse Ledg,y
advises him to "go for the Wiscon.in
girl who swallowed forty percuSsio n
caps the other week"
--lIorsc fanciers in Now YORK are
enthusiastic over Prof. Wagner, a
great borsetamcr, anI, according TO
some, far more remarkable than Rar
~. He handles The most vicious an
lIa.s si.l. case.
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diogcrous to cnirust tho payment o.
the rational debt 10 the hands Of .
party that fflterniscs with cmbittered
rebels, and thirs,s for an opportunity
to rcpu1iite the obligations which
bind " together, aud make ilic coun.
try happy AMI prosper and happy.
rhe other loidjrs w)ill rel ,i;o at an
opportunity to re-e'.aJIish slavery 10
the had, notwithstanding their profcs
siJnS TO the contrary.
In all probability Gen. Grant viii
Sc rc.nomnaled. His administration
has been eniucutly successful. lie ]:
The nations choice to- lay, although n
lev cmbittcrej enemies IRE plotting t.
!clcat him. No man Of modern times
has done more Tor his country. He
has proved himself Statesman as well
10 a sJl!jcr and the bitterness Of III.
enemies attest his solid worth. Una.
blc to mould him to their wishes for
corrupt purposes, they would destroy
him because of his virtues.
II is because Of the momcn,ous is
,ucs at s.ake-i,sucs that involve the
perpc,ui'y Of thi- government aud all
.lOri61s associations which slus'ei
around il, 'ha' we thus early counsel
the organic ton ofeycry patriotic aal
.yiI element to meet the willy foe
bet the young mcu form clujsa and woI
for victory. 1t la, been very truly
said that a battle wcl. planned is more
than half wJa, aul n political CAM
pr'gn well or.aH.z'l i, organized yie-
tory. Il i, knowing what to DO, nnl
huyin, ;h, pluck and d,tcrmjua,ion on
TO d. il, that wins in niuo cases on:
Of ten in all great enterprises. Con-
g leacc Of victory wins il. Tho Dem
o.satic party las never recovered
.nm It's Icmirl 2''jDn grow,nI OIL {
ol It's sympathy Tor those who sought
70 destroy tn government Keep NJ
,h,, naturalization now by organized
cgJr', ant at, tie ,,rcaglh.it can CON.
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T1.iistcc - ssnIe.
TrauSTEEs s pEREMPTORY SALE.
TUOM As & gDNg Aurt;o,c.

4 THOMAS & SONS. Auctiono,rs.
VALUABLE TRACTS or LAND, sNYDER
49, -.,..... COUNTY PENNA.
On TVE~DAi ApfI 80, ls52. al ~ O'Clock.
noon, will be- sold NJ public sale, without ro'
serve at the philadelphia Exchange;
e, Ten tracts Of lanl, 10 Franklin and West
v'hit. WARRANTED names; MOL, William De.
Wart, llj acrcsi No. 2, Christopher Derlngen,
wv acres gl pc,chcs tn TIE deed TO tho sub,crl
called thristIphcr UcnnifjnJ; No. ., samuel
neuna, 40 acre.. o. pcrchesi No. /, George
Mo'i' go acscs, % p5rchesi No o. Francis
Gray 400 ,cros. Go pcrcho.; 10 Z, Martin Ken
IileG, 100 acres, o. potchts; No. o, Francis
hh}le ,1 , pr. 900 acfcs, o. perche'i No. 81 Fran.
~. ul ,."' y, go ncrcs, o. pcrchcs, No. Do,
Inc tracts On the " irfuutca names pf william
DiNhrt am tltistuThcr Derluaeu arc distant >
,,ea9t ,0i Snydor county. The public road from
Nmd'eburS, % Fremont runs through these
Uarts The tracts In the names Of Francis
Rhode, George Wolf samuel YounvnuI Henry
Naricrsllce, are about 4 tniios distant from
MidIlcturg. and milos from beaver Furnace
or faNi9nville. The public road from Adams.
lug i2 McAl, ,l,lcrviIlc run about 40 ptrches
All the tracts average about 2, s miles from the
u. Jury pud Iewlstowu Railroad, which E.
now completed and ia running uricr. VERY
lands
Terms Elch tract viii 10 put up separate.
~ ana 80 re iurcd TO Dc paid by tho pufohas er
.I eicu tract nt the tiuio 81 sale, otherwise tho
f3ct ~ 20 az once put up again tor safe tle
,b!lute 81 lurch1sc money 90 be paid ir cash ON
sulc.
Further Information may he had by calling on
thy subscriber, ~ south lcurth street, phlla.
burg ~
a connecting draft or map ottcrritory, ovtcn.
ulnF ln lcnEtu upwards ot ~ miles, and in
biIt, ls1 surveyor II shy der County, showing
thetract offered Tor sale, the location oi the
.uhuury nnd Lowistpwu Railroad, y idlleburg
inNtonNille and near it, Beaver Furnace, Boa.
vcrtpNn and Adnmshurg, the opcuirf "A Il out
ef'l" OF IRON orc veins, the streams runs, roads,
49, may Dee 'ceu ut the ollco Of the anetionccr.
sale Absolute.
=, MCCALL, Trustee.
NJ lNpN hS * SONS, Auctiopcers.
lo9 and lil south Fourth street.
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what's Modern Denooracyi

In describing bad principle. dog
ma full oierror. OF faith which doesnot
teach the true religion, we do not nc
cessali'y assail the moral integrity Of
all its adh,ren,s Thus, fr Instance.
when we attack anl expose the falla-
cici Gul friuls Of the mcas sures o.
mJrietn Democracy, IL does not follow
, a. sequence that we mean to trnd1cc
/ the moral character Of all men who are
Democrats, Or, in ftc, question the
. 'alegri'y Of an IN liyiluJl. We ask
what Is m1rltrn Democracy to
which The answcr is plain that it is u
nero 'y-'cm Of political dcccuion. u
creed without logical principle, onl
4 combination entered into originally
/ for good, which became dubascl and
F perverted by reason Of the evil inau-
cnccs 10 which it wa- subjected. The
Ttmnnuy society Of New York civ
was originally incorporated a, be-
ntrulcnt ami bcuclicia, Institution. into
wh,-h meu cu'crcl 10 promote mutual
good, secure rg.igt for the h,iplrss
uui popu'arjzc charity. 70 what enI
J,l the vanu,ny s,,i,,y c,r,2 ia,
nest question. The reply to which il
cut'1.HcI iI iho present condition Of
tie Democratic ,ar,v of V.c Vol
r.ty. Lg,'; nj, ,', .,.,s III. r;,l..,
most r9nr'.us c,,.rr.t.fo., r.rn,l
AMI s.l,u,lil ct,y an r'o c,aliron,. n,
Amcrci n, cs,tr, orih. ,,ts ami
Sciences. m, chief mat ortralc uc
source whence the q G,ycr,ne,, dr,v.
IT, 'ar,.s, revenues. mi, rr.ul civ +.
seized by a combination or bi.l'y
brgrl.l. r15rly q rlpcli,l a,i r,ui,
ur.luiiel mo, Sho. uoIor IA, cry a.,
p,m1cr4cy. r.ny the mob Z, their aii
aul thus MANAGE TO govern the NE.
tr9p,,i, Of America The T,mm1ny
society. ors4uiycI for charity ana
20 II will Z, mon. assumes III, ,h,pr
of a horde of ,hi.yes Il, l,,., T.. l.,t
are such. ,le most ,r.u.iupnt gr ,lo.c
mon now l,ir, under iu.Ii,,wo,, q.
thieves. and III, chic: mlo,.,rntr rl
the city b.ias ae.allly On trial ~ an
accessory tn comm,i ,p,l,yzclmcn,
The lccc,, homo, nrri..', p.m,,ro,.
Of Ncv York ciry ,r whom tb,ro ar.
thou.,uI. div fyia., in tb, f,f,b
thnt their p,rI, i ri.hf. did NOT fl. .kr
.cyuu!r.l.'., ,h, T,mulry RIM. !
wcul! .ulir IL ,..,ri that il.y
IiI--vb.,, /, /. the sam, s..r. hi,
D.. '...r...I., II it
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large numbers OF negroes are
leaving North Carolina for the Mis-
sissippi States.
The delayed overland mails on
arriving at San Francisco male eigh-
teen large wagon loals.
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--TNo-.hirls d. ali the Presidents
md three t1r.hs all III, Sccrcturic.
@; State, have b,ca maubcrs vf tho
Episcopal church.