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New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
Albany NOTES,
ALBANY, Monday, j

ALBANY, Monday, Jan. II, 1873.
II was predicted that the Republican Senators would
hold caucus tonight to consider the nomination OF
Daniel Magone r for Superintendent OF Public work.
but none held. The opposition to Mr.. Mag0ne's
confirmation Is as strong as ever
Owing to reports concerning the Saratoga County
Bank, Deputysuperintendent Lamb deputed Albert i.
Stevens make examination OF its condition Stevens
reports that the bank is is in sound and solvent condi'
ton and is managed economically.
In the case OF The People rel. Edwin j. McKie VS..
George w. Schuyler, Auditor, the relator has filed an
additional plea the Of the Auditor, admitting
that before signing the contract estimate OF the
pense OF the work was made by the Division Engineer
and approved by Canal Board that the agreement
under the contract the same as stated In the retr
and that Boomer the assignee had been paid $6l, ,76l
monthly estimates. The suit is for a. mandanns to
compel the Auditor to pay certificates 6f Indebtedness
for work done on the Erie Canal.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
Whipping TIC Wrong B0y.

who whipping ooy school, the master found hi aush
ing heartily harder he whipped the louder the bog
Linghed stopping H. ansiy askc1 WA, are you ahsh
inc at - "Sr" sl the youth who could hardly suppress
his laugh,.r YOU whipping the wrong boy 80 pysl'
depending lnt'd experiences IN deltin-
delicate and complicated anecuOn
May tmCs women call upon
family with 'y pcpsa another with pat
ptaun niuhe with trouble ~ the breast another Win pam
here mud there All his they al present alike Ia them
Iyr. and ;heir easyong and indifferent doctor separate
and disuct Diseases which hc prrscrbea his pills and
poou assuming them "a l." suc Whn IL reality ihty are
CfIsel hv u"Ii.c disorder " hle the
oftc .! suffering n encourages
liz Iactlce until large bills riilC, when the suffering
nlp better hui IT0DiDy worse for the delay, treat
ncnt and various complications made. proper medicine
the WOtd leIhap. have entirely removed
disease thereby instung coniot instead oi prolonged
V PIERCE 0l Bufao y Y, II had been un l"r an
eminent physicians eght months for What he called
.stu.l -a.e" Wurs' dul,ng al this tin. when,
climbing copy Of Medical Adviser at the resi-
FREUD read thnt part devoted 20 woman ana her
bsC convinced thst NY disease was Il
isrnp ecton witch caused sympathetic back.
ache inward pcTyOusncss. and general dCDiy COM
,u,uctI FaNUTit' Prescription and Golden
Medical Discovery applying also The local treatment which
you rr,1.Iond Ia the ADVISER and IN thee mouths Was
well and strong
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

TIE suboncd circular VIII be best understood by the thou
sands who look 10 the NewYorz Association for improving
the Condition OF the Poor the only hope between them ana
starvation Each Of the three hundred and seveDtyone vol
unteer visitors TO whom 1t Is addressed attend n the aver
the calls Of ten applicants daily, giving 10 those
sound advice touching their moral and physical welbeng
that there Ia visitor within few blocks of
in the ety. tho central Office dsposes OF an
Of eighty Gav large majority CT these ap-
phcants really worthy people, but quite destitute num-
Of them coming Their ersnd aht from hunger leaving
their reless homes young children whose cry Tor Dread
they cannot still:
NRw.YoRK Jan. TO- Is7S-Derr Sr: regret to have 10
be further allotment Tor your
for month Of January and unless our re-
cepts Will in doing there can be no AZ
preparation made for relief ater that date Inc long
continued depression OF business, the numerous is
urcs aud the general depreciation Of property values
condition OF treasury. Our regular contributors, WIN
the kndet feelings not able 10 respond 10 our apps
for further contributions only hope that uay % se
advise Of different condition a1as early 10 thc
month The matter is under TIE care OF committee
pointed at the last meeting Of the Board of Maager
consisting OF the President Howard Potter Treasurer oDers
H. Mntuln and the secretary. .. - 1850. o.
During December 397 families consisting of
1888 persons tenn oriy relieved at an expenditure of
800 90 The work the scale IS being
during this month To continue this charitable
the Associations treasury must be reDg gDished for
which purpose this pubic appeal Is made. .
Members ami friends 0 the Association will mes with every
facility at the central Office for gaining information as 10 the
work OF the Association.
Contributions are earnestly solicited and will be gratefully
acknowledged by the treasurer ROBERT y. MINTURN.
No. II 5ouh-st, the secretary, JOHN BOVINE No. 80
Bible
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
sNLLING CONVENIENT BONDS.
me Ed,tor OF The Tr,bnae.


SIR 1t is currently and publicly stated here
that Government sold many ot~the bonds FOR green
backs aud at lcss than 30 cents on the dollar flease
say through THE TUIDUs FOR what each and every Issue
OF bonds was cxchau,,cd, coin or grcenbackS aud III
what rates and dacOunts. There isa GrcenbacA cnh
here ami p II Is ALWAYS best hear both Sides any c-
cuais speeches pnp"r3 That NAV nave iOf pubic
distributions would b. thankfully received.
II there Published such d thug as D.IeI concise
financial history of the United states
Yours respectfully, Wh T. Nh"
Winchester, scott Co.,, H., Jan. Il, 1873.
tAftcr TIE first issues of t. y. SKIES Of 1881 and
1910 Treasury notes, which sold for gold. all
the government loans created during the war were
sold for lawful moneythat Is 20 say for iesai-tend-
ers and other Treasury notes. None oi thein' now
ever were SOLD below par III currency, less colhns-
sion varying from " to IL per ceIt. a part were
sold at "A premium in currency. All the iunilng
loans issued during and since ls7l-thc 5s li3s and
U.s. have been sold at par III gold, less commission
OF IL To 3s pcr ccnt.-Ed.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE NEV-JERSEY CAPITAL.
LEGISI ATIyE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
SECURITY OF SAVINGS BANK DEPOsIToRS-AMENp-
ING TIE JUDICIARY LAws-CoNvICT LABOR
THE KELSEY INVESTIGATION.
TRENTON, Jan. 21.-The committee in the
Senate to whom was referred tho bill for the better Sc
curity depOsitOrs in savings banks recommended s
passage. Bills were introduced: TO fix the salaries OF
Prosecutors OF the Pleas in counties OF 10000 inhabitants
and 10000 ~ 800 per annum, i'll lieu OF all
fees; reduce the number OF lay judges in Passac
County to two, and finally one, and makes the pay -
day increasing tho jurisdiction OF District Courts to
5000 and giving the c0gDzaneo In attachment OF
absent debtors well rs abscondng debtors.
the House a resolution adopted dcprecating the
employment of convict labor the State Prison in the
manufacture OF articles recurring skill In their prOduc-
ton and stigmazing it attack on the rights or
honest labor with which it is brought in competition The
Board OF State Prison inspectors requested to fur
uish detailed statoment Of the amount and kind OF ar
cles manufactured IN tho State Prison and the number
Of convcts engaged aud the compensation paid for
such labor supplement waS Introduced to tho iioDo-
ken charter providing FOR the election or TWO councillors
III each ward and at Large the latter 10 be presl-
dent of the board ana requiring those elected 20 gave
$50 bonds for the faithful di- hargo or their 0ue@
Lll WAS introduced to rcdstrIct tlc Assembly Dis
tricts Hudson County. AsO supple mont To tle gen
cra railroad law extending the ine for The completion
Of railroads.
rctary Of state Kelsey, regard to receiving moneys
from certain insurance compnhe-, mad meeting To hy,
aud adopted resolution drcc:iuI notice 10 be given
that "a, cOmhItco l. ready 10 hear any aIu al WI
uc-sc aud that. the time OI the committee Is N'u
PERSONS GesOus OF appearing before them must DO 50 AZ
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

peare and still beyond all comparison the
best that the stage has gained in this gener-
alton. Among the subsidiary performances last
uight that OF The King by Mr. Mines Levick, was
alone notable for exceptional merit Mr. Levick wrought
powerful effect in the Of the monarch's prayer,
and used his sympathetic voice with the skill and the
direct fervor that Of right instinct and true
feeling. Mr.. Wheelock was Lderfes Miss Mary Wels
The Queen Mr. Frank Evans the Ghost Mr. Frank Pierce
I'oionius Miss Eleanor Carey, Opheia, and Mr..
McManus Horatio The tragedy has been re-
vived with the fine scenery that Mr. Booth
formerly caused to be painted for IT, and which
be has caused to be retOuched and freshened.
Hamlet will be repeated till Saturday night when 1t
will yield temporary place TO "Othelo." The house
not crowded last niGhbecause OF the bad weather
but the assebage and at times, enthusi-
asTc and Mr.. Booth four times called before the
curtain. His first entrance Hamlet is now little
abrupt and aims to starte rather than TO impress but,
in general his performance has undergone no change
since last it delighted the city.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22

,osr retained by the preacher and his friends
Denton explained fully the importance Of the case to the
company and then, pulling two buckskin bags nned
With cold out of his pockets he put them down on the Ia
be beioro the lawyer, with startling chink saying
"Mr fincoln the president OF the company authorizes
me 70 haud you this retainer OF $500 to take our case
AZ lincoln iumped to his feet, flushed with anger.
"Niek Denton" he said. " have given my promise to
that preacher and his friends, and the Illinois Central
hasn't money enough to buy me away from his side;
dcnt know that shall got dollar from hlin-but
mi do NV hest to make your company pay Tor those
cows" denton said that he never felt so mean ana
small I'm his life he did that moment And III 1861
though Democrat he used say, during the PreSi-
Dental campaign, that Lincoln was the nOblest man ID
America.
PARIS, Jan 21.-Mr Stanley was enter
tanned at dinner by tie Paris Press Club to-day hep
resentaycs from the principal French and foreign Jour
mails We're
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
THE DRAWA.
FDWIY BOOTH AS HAMLET.

The Melancholy Dane has come, the sad
OF the Mr. Booth presented him. last Night IN
Booths Theatre and he there welcomed with solemn
sympathy and many admiring plaudits He is the same
romantic haunted. stoelblue, lachrymose aud affecting
philosopher that he has been and he produces the
old mental perturbation and weird excitement
that have ever attended upon his advent Mr. Booths
embodiment Of him has been 80 often and so parucuisrW
described ia this ourns that another minute account or
IT, commingled with further mOrazing on the qualities
OF his character and the springs Of his conduct VIII
scarcely be deemed desirable and might be thought edi
ous To expogtuiatc what Hpmtet is, has come to be
universal habit; and the custom lacks novelty. M
Booth before bis audience last night the very clear
ideal which, in elOse study and lons practice he has
formed Of shskespeares cOneeption TINS he ala Win
the frn. disncr, spontaneous, and fAshed execution
which use has made with him second nature iis
Hqns exactly consonant with the meaning OF Ophelas
description OF her lover, and II is reghted ana coofed
with madness that is assumed. Those VINO know Mr.
Booths acting well that he is one OF the most
unequal OF actors His mechanism. indeed, VIII always
prove even and adequate. But his moods are very
various and he is not at all times seen at ms
best. Last night he brilliant almost TO
hardness and crisp almost to brit,leness; and
his persOnatiOn-except IN specific passages or the
great third act-lacked the spiritual languor and woe
begOne assitude the mefabe tenderness and the pa
the,ic derium which assuredly attributes 10 Ham
tets condition. ard which Mr. Booth often most beaut
fully reaches srd conveys. lie did not, In
fact, strike into the tue Hamlet mOod-Whch
is the bOrder-land between and mclan-
eboly madness, eogondered by too deep anu
too vast Apprehension OF spiritual surroundings
and human nothngnesstl he reached the solioGuy on
suicide From that point, though he was entirely In
tone with his IDEAL The climax Of the play-sceue was
reached with splendid natural eryor, and the wild
slaughter OF Polons and the last seeing Of the Ghost
acted with genuine inspiration. There is no need
at this late day to dwell on The perfect grace and the
saiuesque beauty with which Mr.. Booth presents Hum
lei nor the exquisite music OF his eIocution the
affecting pathos OF the great IN which he depicts
the grief Of Hamlet at his parting with Opaeid-and
fhcrob his parting with ali that sweet and good and
innocent aud hopeful upon the earth. These are the
Old old beauties that long ago made tho performance
classic also ensrDcd forever In the heart OF taste
II will be enough add that these charms remain and
that Edwin Booths Hamlet is still the truest to Shakes
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
INSURANCE SUPERVISION.
4 BILL FOR HE APPOINTMENT or An INsURA,

4 BILL FOR HE ArPOINr INTENT or An INSURANCE
COMMISSIoSrR.
lrpom THE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or rnE TRIBUNE J
TRENTON, Jan. 21.-Mr. Kelsey, having
reused the ire oi the anstaie House Ring party VIII
be made the object ~ numcrou. attacks during the pres
cnt session. principally IN bills looking to the reduction
OF his lucrative fees and p,rIuistcs. Nj Harris OF
Hudson, who represents what ARE known ~ The opPo
nens Of the state House Eiug will Introduce bill the
effect 81 which would be greatly reduce the fees of the
secrettry OF stits aud at the time administer to
hun a severe rcbutc Tho following Is the full text OF
the h.ll
Eh,rcas. The insurance interests Of this state are
large and constantly Increasing and should be guarded
with care, Tor thr purpose Of protecting tho cohPalics
and policy holders .tnst fraud and lsreprts htdtloh
and ,, ~.
aud attention 10 tho subject wIich It's Importance de-
Wh,rcas. Tne certificates given by the present IN
sraucc DEPARTMENT tO t!e NcN-Jcarey aiLtua Lie ~
sur,nr. Couuany in 1874; 10 tine CuZonr' Fire In
surauce Company IN 1916 and the Paterson Fro insur
auce Company, 1875, have been saied 10 nave Dech
iy6er.G,' The Insurance Department Of This state as
al present conducted has n,tr tho confidence ~ ihc
Insurance coupanlrs. their pohcf holders nor the Dt
artmrnt of Insurance OF other states, now, therefore,
Re.oir,d That there IS hereby crsated tho Office Of
Commissioner OF Iu.urtucr OF 'hc state Of NcwJctsry
that the pcrsOn holding snld 'irc r0nil be known is
of Insurance. and -l be- appointed by the
that saii COMMISSIONER ol insurtuce shall he pat;
annual salary OF $1,000 per year. aud shall hold ls
Ink 20 him By law shall bs turned over
10 the state 10 reduc. taxation. ia th" suine
manner a. fee, ifol corpora ton. Rpplol That tho
of'ce OF Commi--oner oi lnsarance shall be separate
and dlstn- fon ihtt ~ secretary oi o,ac. ana tha
the hrst Comi-soner Of Insurance rhGrF ms 'ct
shall appointed and take cico from tie iist dry o
APRIL 1875 thst all acts inconsistent WITH tHo above
shall be aHd art hereby repealed.
That this .ct Shil! take cn'ct itmFdl"icLy
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
MR.. BECWs SINKING FUND IDEA.

A TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF PURCHASES OF BONDS
FOR REDEMPTION PROPOSED.
GENERAL PRESS DIsPATCHl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21.--1he following is a
full text Of tho concurrent resolution submitted to the
Senate by Mr. Beck to-day, in regard to current pur'
chases OF bonds on account OF the sinking fund.-
hcrrns II Is of the highest importance in the presen.
depressed condition OF tho industries OF the people that
taxation should be reduced TO the lowest point CONSISTENT
viii faithful dschargc OF the obligations of the Gov
erument and an economical Administrations OF ls affairs
and
Whcrcas The eecretary o, the Treasury in his csli-
mates of the sum be provided BY the present Con
gress includes %37 l36O4J OF 10 be applied dfuE tne
next fiscal year n the puIchase OF United states I0nas
under the provisions OF the Acts OF February %3 lsG2
and July a. 1870, providing sinking fund for the ex-
tnctIOn ot the National debt; and
Whereas, The a-t Secretary Of the Treasury III hs an
nua report 70 the XiIYth Congress In December 1876,
shows that up to July /, 1879, the literal compliance
with the provisions Ot said Laws from the time thtJ went
into effect, required the application OF Si33siS2lo 3
TO the purposes provided for In SAID Acts; and that
sG5s 800 236 has been applied, being an excess or
S225IiiOiO : over the amount required by law to he
so applied up 10 that date; and
Whereas Tn present Secretary Of the Tree sury In bis
report to this Congress IN December ast ater e eating
OF Ills predecessor upon ttt subject.
says: "On the basis. the amount OF tue snAihS
fund would nave reached 7S on the lst OF
cudinK accrued interest lc.s cash IN tn. Treasury since
ita highest point In 1863 announced to S6962733is IL
-209j44j0 80 IN eZces. Of me smount required by
law 10 be provided fOI that fund.-" Therefore be 1t
Resoired by the scnatc he HOu-e Of representatives
concurrnRl, That 1t IA unnecessary and mex
pcdi,nt either TO maintain or impose ta!es
al tina time for the purpose 0t providing for
the ~ 1g6Oi5 OF asked Tor by tho Secretary Of ihe
Treasury in his estlmates foe the purpose OF providing
ntrcr Tor the sinsns fund and that the secretary OF
bnnds for to REDUCTION OF the principal Of the National
committees having charge 81 the subject be- and they are
hereby Instructed not 10 provide ior the payment during
u,tment Of the taxation fequlcd for til. maintenance
aud support OF the Government.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
MN.

r,Nl.FC-tJ nhnebecl, " Y, Jan. 20, 1875 Carrie o.
only child Pierre A. aud Julia C. Banker. aged years aud
months
fineral al Ehnebeek wednesday, 23d last, at O'Clock
CiAMBTR3-In oOklyn Sunday, 2nth inst o. dipthe
ril John youngest James and Mary ". chambers,
AGED ycara aud months. - - -
at Tie residence OF hs parents NO MI iIn-
coin place. brooklyn. On "Wednesday, al oe0ckp H.
GHEEH In BROOKLYN y. Y, on sunday morning. jan 20,
1875 sidney Green, aged 81 years .., -, ,
Tie reHtNes gHd rcals invited 10 A,ehu the icai
his ac residence ~ Nonroe place. Brookbh' Oh Wednes
day. tAe 23d INST. at IL a. Ia.
UILLVER-In Carnel, !. J., jan ~ lslS Cathlnne Il.
yor widow OF the late ksy = D. hber' IN inc '5d year
OF her age. . ,-,-....,,., chrro, >o.,, @ .,... -.
TUESDAY, jan -, at o'clock D. M
MERAlrr-On sunday morning Jan. 90 Henry D. Merritt,
aged 81 years. -, ii, l.. ~, -, oe, ~. o,., -. -
Brief funeral services Will 10 eid ~ ooi "es -Vis o
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
NOT PNEUMONIA.

TO the EditoF Of Tke Ir bUhs
SIR: | See in a valuable column of yours
OF January H. that have had attack OF pneU-
munia
Well nave had something that sounds like II, but ia
hat different IN spelling. Ny trouhlc 81 late hnS
been "No Moucy" prccaricns condition inne ms
bcen indeed But thank heaven that 1t has only set
tied Oh my pocket-book. and not on my lungs.
Mr. Tony Pastor Is the only physician VINO iaJ pre-
gcbed FOR mo This he DID In giving me an engagement
at a very good sAlary-more than nv services were
really WORTH know: but hc did u 10 give mo chahec
% earn "a living To- myself and child
But 10 thai haze not lad any one pre-
scribe for since, and, rrlre yOu am wei abIe 10
accept another dose Oi the uiicvc-nsnrd medicine.
Yours, etc, birr. GEORnE L. Fox. Coincidence.
No. ~ Ca,iiOd-dre., BROOKLYN, Jan 20, lS1S.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
EVENING SESSION OF THE LEGISLAIU IURE.
THE CARE OF PAUPER CHIIDRES-JAL REFORM
town INSURANCE COMPANIES.

TOWN INSURANCE COMPANIES.
IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, Jan. 21.-The Legislature on reas-
senling tonight heard read petition from the young
College that the present Excise Law De
kept intact ana another from certain wine bibDers Oi
Albany, praying that it may be made less rigorous
Mr. Brooks brought to the attention OF the Assembly
two important matters; embodied In memorial
from residents oi Richmond County, stating that the
New-York Prison Association had declared the county
jis Of the State 10 he profile sources Oi crime Inc
memoralIsts petition that the jas rs prisons for CON
yo;s be entirely abolished and be hereafter used rs
houses Of detention. Similar memorials will be sent
from every county in the state. The other measure
OF re form ia implanted in bill providing that children
placed under the OF charitable Institutions ana sup
ported IN part wholly by the city of New1ofk' sha
be considered deserted IL no inquiry has been maze
aoout their welfare for year. and no board mas Dreh
paid by the parent or guardian during that period The
bill a.0 provides ihat any Judge Of Court oi Eecofd
may authorize the adoption u such child TO suitable
uel sons named by the Institution The bill Is introduced
for the purpose giving such societies as the thHreh
Aid Society OF NewYork, power through the courtS OF
sending children to proper guardians In the west OF else
where.
bill providing for the formation Of town Insurance
companies was introduced by Mr. Williams. The mH
makes Il lawful FOR any number Of persOns-nOt less
however than twenty-five, and who collectively own
property worth not less haS $4,000 which they desire
10 have insured 70 form themselves into an incorporated
company for the puGposc OF mutual Insurance against
los or damage by fire. Mr. Browning Introduced Oil
,o cnnUel agents to disclose courts ia" names oi
owner. nf property In their care. As-rmpNmHu fltI
ecrad introduced Il resolution requesting thc A.mny
BiiEr Company. whirn owns the Railroad DIhte
spanning the Hudson at this place. 10 inform ia" iesI.
atrc OF the Of IL receipts dntins The past !'r
and The number OF aud quantity of neisht that
pasSed over the bridge IN the same Time. 60,
Mr. s,ssou- introduced lii In the senate, providing
that ANY pci owning real estae on when tnrfc y
en by mugigdg- brOuGns 10 the owner oil sal fai 80
tate 10 Day shall have the amount Oi sai Zen deducted
from t- scuii tur ~ said real estate whenever any
assessment made eaid real estate IL case ans per
so owning Fuc real shall ovcrstate the amount
OF rld en with intent to deceive the person hs-cSing
the same shall bo guilty of msieheanoI, hLd oe
liable to "a fne ana imprisonment, OF bOth
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
BUsuoye 4 BROTHERS, CREDITORS.

READING, Penn, Jan. 21-A meeting was
held here to-day of the creditors OF Bushong Brotnes
bankers, who failed the 10th Of November Inc
meeting was called by Mcssrg Bashong TO elect three
trustees. II stated that all the cfeu-
ltors had siSued the agreement excepting about
twenty, who represented in the aggregate 5000
Thl, agreement provided that unless all
the creditors signed IL should not be binding ana today
a resolution unanimously adopted that N case any
of these who did sign the agreement shall prosecute
and attempt judgment Tor their caims the estate
shall al once go Into bankruptcy. by unanimous consent
the number OF trustees was Increased from lee 10 hV
TO these trustees will be given general mortgage IN
trust for the creditors all personal property ana real
estate of Mossrs. Bushong Bro as nrn and indlVid
ualy.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-22
DEMOCRATIC UEHAPPINEbs ABOUT TlLDEN.
Washington Correspondence C( lie Baltimore sun.
very uromiuent Dubic man. and "A per.

sona friend Cf Mr. Tilden, said in conversation with
your dent that the trouble with Mr. Ildcn
that hr was indicative and that ne not hero. Re
mad been taken no the people because he
the great prime liz had been elected that
platform and his nisfuruuc that hc lacked those
qualities which would have enabled hiu TO scize the
tory he had Another gentleman one of tne Domo-
cratic cour boOifc Electoral Commission, tat
nothing could have kept Mr. Tlden from the Presidency
lad he only publicly, early the Winter uttered the
sentence tst he meant TO have the Office 10 which he
had and expected the people 10 stand by
him Then Mr. TildeH, denying now that hc favored
the project Of Electoral Commission takes Issue Win
one Of his nearest friends, VITO understood MN 10 assent
TO it, IL H. such fAca hese which the widespread
opposon in the leaders OF the Democratic party 10
idea of the denomination Of NJ. Iiden 1850 Indeed
the Western and SOu nern Democrats almost unan
NOUS on the subject.