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~~~:!r~*:ii' ~~~~~~ :ti: Pou bol'IUIID.to the p..,.,dential etwr Some of YleWa, at the wmorUI& Syraeuse conventiaD tn t1f New york. Mr Sron:LS lHIDI.nileol the beau \that fue•o ... u Bacrificmg patriots .are to be provl - 'C!lngrt.. baa no constitutional nght. to promb•t the glono'\ -Wt.of that VIctory were the puaage '47, a tMohatilia - mtrodnced declanng the\n tiM of the ~\\•ollal district ~. he \frng ded kr mlhe ennt of Gen T .uLoR's election - 1be cs•ablishment o! !rlavel) in free temtory, over of the 1ndependent'Treasnry Bill-dthe pusage comprem-1 ~ty of the democrac) of ~ ,elected to rt~ntthe counties of Queens and If thi-.. be 80 ~n CAM Will have the addiuonal whwh the COI~Stitution g1ves 1t sole legJSiatlve Ju of ~e Tal!~ o! •46\ Texaa was annexed Then empue stall! to the further extenmon of the slave Suffolk The obJect of the congressiOnal system pam ofhavlng these verv men. who helped \\ nsd1ctiott, IS a deltberatc fals1lication <>f the1r own followed the war w1th M'&xreo, wfuch waa marke<f power It WBII urged by the conservo.rofies then IS to brtng lhe repn>sentativi!l home to the people -nomtllate b>m;; turtt on him and rend JU.. Ia _ unavoidable conv•ctioiiB an msult t<> the under • · &l.andmg of an mtelhgellt people, aud ,. gross sian WJth l'Uch bnlliant exhlb•fioWI of Amen<;a11 prow tho.t u the convention W!l3 e1illed to nommate The democracy of Queens and Suffolk, have that case his fate Will be a capitalllluslnl,Pon Qf ------- der upon !JJe Wisdom, ml<lgrJty and hpnor of the1r ess and mdJta') sCience •late officers, that the question of free ~011 had no found pecubo.r benefits from It, by havmg Mr the fable of Acteon and hts hound&~ • Tr .£Er-nd.ous -.:i:eeu.n¥_ of\ 't11e De:rnocra.c::y own worth:y aneesfors'\' who .framed and heolped\'fo \Mr: Po.x:-ri\s not n candidate for re .. eleetion.. He 1hitig to do \With 1ts deliberations:. ... - \\\ SroKLES m-ovgla 1r.ttnrt.tS to them t- (Cheers an It has been suggested that some 81Tal!geme-nt THE Q:UEEN\CITY ERECI'. oi: B~alo. curry mto effect that glo]JOUS ordmanc.e of '87, 18 about relinng: ro pnvafe life Po.tentv will do Ao to that mntteJ;, the mdenAndent treasury or L .. ughter) He goes further than Judge TREMA.IN will be mail&, b-, whlch the leaders of the freo Whlch has gwen to th<>- Um~n I'll o.ccesaon of SIX r- One of the la gPst and most re pecta.hle as\em blages of demnrr~l~ eH!r eon~r~galed tog~tbet 10 our cit' mPt 10 the fark last e\ e ung W approre of the actwn of their do legates nt Baltimore Before sPven o'clock, tlJe masses were on the. ground and so deep was the mtereBt felt m the pro_e.oed- mgs that the vaot throng thnt sunounded the stand •carceh mo.ed nn 1! after-ten o'clock when the n el!n\ ar1 vurn c Wo never saw a mo1~ at merubers whose enlightened and enterp,:uung hm\JU• 1 tee nil1t dar• ull other great men (cheel'8} tar1ll'had no particular reference ro the nmrunahon and pledges the vote of the state to ll1r C;.ss l If soil democracy w11l he brourrht mto susta>n n~ m1ll ons, \hose fiee and hberaltllSlihttions. whose Sn !S WRIGHT declm~d the nommation m 184J, <>f State officers, but 'ct the co mention expressed he dors not 1epresent !he democlacy of the sta!~ Geu C.,,_ Pubhc ruen ~a' sell themselve: unsurpa866d prm<p~ntl, whose rap1il progrE!SII m but '\f• Pou: declnPs be111g a candiduie 1\Jth re their vJe\\s full> and cleariJ nplln those and other better than ho did the democrats of Q.uaens and but they callllot sell then par y aud.prmc•ple. he all the arts ol en thzatton and refinement, nresent I S ffi n: I P h 11 fu d d a pJCture whiCh when c<>mpared to •he C:ndiuon uc!Anco now ttch Is a portion of the past his• 8UhJects The resolutton \as lrud on the table - Su OJK .ear e V.l 1 1t rather 1fficult to re who seeks to bnrgam and trade Will find himsAlf of the shn~ ~la es, should con.vmc\ ev\n uegt\' ton of the cou~>tn 1 \as not a delegate to !JJe Of the frauds wh1ch charactenzed the Syra~use deem that pledgP (I aughter) He alluded to afloat on a tempestuous sea of pohtlcs and that dnnng prnhagandJSts thaf they nr~ seekmg the Balti!Mre con\ ent on I am not soliCitous for of Com ent:on f \1ll not speak The democracy !JJe dtfficulties unde1 v. h1ch the \\bigs \ere no\\ the\ have ml<calculated the public mmd New evllmther t nn the good, tho sham 6 ra!JJer than lice I hn~e to devote too much 11me to m' pro \ere md gnant and felt outraged They assem laboring, smce the nommation of Gen T.>.rt.oR - York w•ll stand by 1tself, hj the established usa- tho honor of the1r connil) I R.:,;olvd. That \hilst\e cannot corunstenth 0 fesswual bnsme\\ the pu suance of nh1ch IS ne bled at Jlerk Ill~ ll1 mass convention declared ThP l:Ttica C'onventwn exp1essed lis a~mtrat10n of ges of ilia democr.atic party The convention at. con.c1eut on• I) &upport tho nommees llf a com\! I ce«an to my suprort. ~ew \!: ork had no cantli- anew thetr opm ons upon the subJect of fn c s01l, th~ charader of Gcn Turon and their confid'ence t: uca on the 2\2nd mst., w!ll be held m obedwnce tiOn \lw h has rrnde1rd Its act• nugaton b) h ch dat~ for l'IC 1deJtlm the field I hare uo perJ;on and denotJnccd the proceedmgs of the S)racu•e m h1, mUi!an ao1ht1es but m regard to h1~ fitness to the established usages of !he part} for25 \e~s band~d usurpation and 'Wanton v ollatton of th~ J a! gnerance to sat1sf', and yet I am called a dis Convennon A resolutwn was pasBed leavmg all for the office of Pres1dent, and his general sent! the ticket will not be abandoned for the• are as t OLlh 0 0f a if 0 e ntol gent audiencr time-honored law of usage we ndhere e'en more • tenacwusly und de\ otedl~ to the prmmples-to all turhrr of the public peace That Baltimore pa1ty democrats tp vote as they pleased Ae for m1self ments upnn democrallc prmc1ple•, no democra, ommpotent as truth The Baltimore COil\ ent 1 on The Er-pr :so: oftb1 mon ng fl. whig paper, thu3 alludes to the mee ng 'N e ha>e never seen a more enfuuc;: ~ c rntt.. m:tdi\o b;, th., loco .... ot\o pqt1y of Ene countv i\Ia 1y of thl:' county towns were \\ efi represented and the radrca1s of the Cit) t 1rn.Pd out n grPat fo'J\(>e TTndoubt121dlv a con wlArable pol't on of thA audtence WNP attracted h) eurwsit) and the fame of the distinguiShed orator but a'l seemed heartllv to \' mpath1ze m the oent1 the pnnClples-taught bj the 111u~tnous jzl'.E.f.It met and put m nom natwn L£\'Hs Cass and Wm: Jn the exerciSe of ~} undoubted nght, I d dad had an opportumt\i of -=:peaking Bald :Sew York must be let alone the con erva .. soJ< and shall eontmu& to cbensb thelill, till, purg 0 B\rL~<R v1 se all ph~ stc1ans who hiid conservative pat ents The selection of a m= who has been all h1s tlves the• e boasted they dtd not wuut the electorul od from federal cro•s blood whwh consht!Hes the N y k h d t. The 1 11 1 h had ti 1 ts all J f t , th th d h h ld Vltahty of the mule breed of cons~rvatl•m iliej wlll ew or a no vo1ce m 1 regu ar a awyers w o conserva ve c 1en , 1 c connec ~-u \1 e nrm\, au as nover e vota of :\'ew York be re~tored to theu pnmtuve punlt), and he Tep.r:esentatlves of the democratlc part\ of the State merchallts who had conservative customers ail any e1vll appomtment,. presents an anoma'lJ n the Jn New ~ ork recentl , 1 sJgned a call [(.I' a comP the hfe and cement of a renovawd douunant nommated at \Cticn were reJeCted After demean conservative office holders anx10ns to be contmued luslor~ of this connf.r) Gen J \CKSO' had been meetmg to !war the report of the dqlegates to Bal· parh t~g tW.mselves m everj po .. Ible manner to the 1n office to vote the ticket nommated at Sjrncuse a Senator of the lTruted States a judge and bad t 1 more I supposed 1 t was all nght proper and ResoWed That expenence ha.:s: ta:aght us that h d 1 t d d B b I ld te ( b ] I d d h Jd h d h d ffi b \ h mPnt~ and optnlon& advanced the nauonal Execnuve~ nude~ the present regula e?Ut , tne con:servauve e ega es were a mitte ut t at cpu not vo 1 , e 1evmg, a> 1 , e ot er 1stmgws e o ces c.ore IS nom.ma· regulru;, to do so supposed that 1 t \\as democrabe tJODH or tllfit dcpnrtmen~ of onr government, IS m CQilllQQ\19ll Wli1l ~h•llll~ tlelQ~\e~, lllli til~ UlQt lbo lillll~lll!l\e~ Ill ll\lmmattoq ml\repre-ented l!Qilo q~n. HJfilmQ~ bill! been II f:WeHJQT of II to nwr. But to ffi) surpnse and fO!!l'Ot, I find that Wf\ wPre> r~JO rpd to s e l at \\ndan e o large clothE-d -n.,th too m u:h of' the ]?Ower of patronage later ref'used to take the r !-<eats tn the conven the democracy of the State The tickt!lt was 1g State and was a delegate from. the whole North I am arra~gned for ~ 9 doing, by the e~dltor of t.lie a number of the old aud tned democrats of the robe safeh entrusted ro the hands of such men 35 11on a conservative cand1date was presented- nommwus1y defeated. \Western TerrMn Never before \ave we had V h f h 11 .., b 1 f 1 t n1 r '' mon, w o 1s one o t o~e pnnclp!l y concerne\' 00 mtv All the oount towns were w~n repre a com ma lOll 0 po J!C lnanrovoters mav some 'The bas·~ o£ a national nommation lS to have an S•nce then the democraC) of tlus State on dtll'er presented to the Amencan People for the hi..-h of m \lettmg the State \lone who --ks ~JJ•t we. tlmes smuggle 1nto the Presidential chaiT and \\ .... ......., ·•· ,... SPntr.d h' clf'mlJrrat~ \1 o h~vP :;;rown gra m the- wan.lge h 111 to set'\.:~ f.heu: O\\ n pwcpu&CI:$ when eqmtable representation of eve!J Stat£\ In that con ent occasions, have re asserted the pr1netples con fice of Pl'es1dent a candidate frP!'i:h from the .field, 1 utend lo do 1 :\h RJtuhie sa;>s that he shall unot • ~u•P, and \tho hw~ dPV~ 1 erl th~1r ht es to a Dill thev get lmn theie It Lq, therPfor~. our dec1ded 'ention South Carolma by J!s Cmmnander \\as tamed m the resolutions of Dunu:Y FIELD thet' and one who has but a shght acquamta:nce '\th be surpnsed at any act of v 10 Jen,ce or demagogmsm form, ene getw and COll'l>t nt ~up port of demo preference, that all local officers under the general allo\ ed to cast ntno vot>s but he was a Com man- have expressed therr fixed determmation to confine publtc uffrurs He ts a mau or strong resolution tr t d b J hn ' n \ 1 .1 \'V govemment, should be mad~ electiVe by the pe6 perpe a e ' 0 • an .nuren suppose.._ craw~ pnnc1ples hen we see S!lch men ralh 1 1 8 of thmr Iesp~ctlv~ localities sLtbject to temo der Without men, for South Curolma repndmtes Jlavcry to 1ts present hm1!s and h1gh personal character hut can the people that m s1 gnmg a call for a meeting to hear tJ,.e mg m hrhalf of free so 1 an l fre~ labor, \e c n I \ al h\ Executive anthont\ onh for mcompetcnc\ the act. The first dut_J of n ~on~onhon ts to or In order to stifle the votce of the emp1re state sa) that he rs clcarh qualified to disc1wrg the du· report ol the Baltimore delegate, I was actuated have no doubt of theulttmate r~sult of the conte~t II o1 malversation m offire gamze 1tsel£ It should deCJde as io who are en the Albanv Comentto:I was conot1tuted It a~ ties of PreSident of the !:mted States? lt ma> bv no dJsorgaruzmg or factious feehng 1 did not we an> no v wagtng agamst th0 extenswn of hu· Resolved ThaL we are m favor of n'!'er and har titled to take part m 1ts deliberatiOns, for a nom1· snmed to control the regular dtstr1ct and local be sa1d that lie mll call about him a Cabmet to do go to Balt1more-W811 .a candidate for 110 ollie·. bor 1lnprovemenl hi the general ._!(OVernmeut, to ~ mnn sluvrl} to terntoriPq now frer ThP count\ I the euent mJICated-....,wl by 11~.e teller 0 } Lewis natiOn made bJ a body not proporl} orgamzed can committees prevlOuslv eiJsting, and tho sonthrrn thts dut} But IS not that a monnrclual Jdra-an and felt no discontent ~xeept suoh as was felt l;y of Ene '\w1th theradwal democran The farm Caas-but bl that ofourlnruentedSILe\S WRIGHT, never be oustamcd Suppose Congress should pol1t1C1ans emboldened b) the cnngmg of the Irresponsible hiDg and :a respon<lble calnnet 7 - eve!J democratiC freeman m the State But It ers me JQ favor of the greut advance of frredom, to tne Chwa9o Conv~ntwn • DUmlt a double delegalJOl!S 1 or tho Legislature conservatives of the norlh to them, re8olvcd not l'hoso who suppose that the eloctwn IS tlns time may be perfect!) natural for him to make the at· and WJH support no man, who, like LEWIS C.>.ss, feJ!:~t;dto ~hat~~~!, e~:~~y th:n:~~~! ~;~~~h~; adrrpt as members persons whoso seats \ere con to sttstam un) man for Prest dent who beheved m to be carried by a hurrah and •mgmg and dunk tack upon me tl1at he d1d I have great compM h\\ treacherou•l} abandvned that prmctple otates, who•e oenllments corre•fond with om·own, tested, 1ts domgs cou d have no ):imdmg effect on the prmclples of free so1l To carry out the1r mg, gros•l) m1ocalculate tbe >Cnttmeut of the peo· s 1 on for that old man (Laughter ) I have, A~ half :east seven, E A !VlAYNARD, cha1rman and cord1ally Illvlle tljem to nmte WJth-u.-.n au the people of the nation or state The Alhany views !he UticR delegates must be reJected- ple of the lmtedStates real!) (Renewed laughter) R 1 p Van Wmkle, of the democratic central commtttee of the countv, efFort to save the natton: from the dJsgrace of delegation. to Baltimore w~ eoiQposed of vel) np W A.SHINGTON and JE.F7ERSON, had the) been hv Tilt'\ wh9 went for T1 L.ER tl cl'eforp waking up after a tw:en i '\:ear's slttmber. w: 1 th his I] d h d electmg any advocate' of, or convert to, ~he new • ca e t e meeting to order an proposed the fol doctrme that slave!;) , 9 a blessmg, and tl\at to propnat& members They were pecul1arlv the mg, would have been refused seats In that con· ~ 1thout a \V\ or wherefore locke grown gra), and his WJfe and famil) scat- l~wm~ n~med gentl•men M offierr8 of thr meet p1oh1bJt 1ls yropagation m freo tem!ory, whiistun· rcpie~entati\es of con!ervatism I do not allude venhon for the reason that thr> would have been were .not exuctl:) ploasotl \\tth the rc.'ltli and tered was well posted 1\tthregard to recent events, mg der the exclu\Ive JUnsdiCtJOU of the general gov parhcularly to ibe Hon II K SMITH, who, m nd opposed to the further exteiiBIOII of slaven It IS those :Democrats \ho fullo\ ed ui'ter, and were compared w1th Mr Rttch1e He has learned PRF.SIDE~T. ernment, would be unconstittttional dttton to the office of Postmaster, has until recent· foil• to sa• that the conventwn conld not have sunce•sfltl m elcct1~g the1r candtda e under Mme. '98 d -.:...- n£ J,esolved, That our bzave countrymen m nrms, J o \ \ Jlothmg smce au illliS no more I ormation Of TVF.R G STF.F.T bo~h office~> and p.nvates, who hav<> pertlled tb~ x h held thnt of Recorder of your Cit), unttl the pea dcctded the contested claim• Both sets ev1dcnt \1 hat t>Hlllhr c Jcnmstance' ha' c ) lwen fre m regard fo the \\!shes and v1ews of the people VICE PRESIDENTs, hve• in the M~x1can 'Htr who have ne> or fruled J>le under the new cpnshtution, rehoved lum of a I) could not have been regular quenth he ud to cornjJ 1 fi'n [cheers and lm,rhter) than if he had d1ed twent> Jears ago Yet there F\ <t Warcf, to vanqmslr qutul,ruple tliolr own nummcal force portion of hiS burthen EDWL'\' CRoswELL vas Mn V A.li BuREN then alluded to n plan for a Under the\' tJrcumstanc\' tht poo le \1!1 act up 1 s a spnghtliness and zeal abonth1m, that one can llnshuell StlOil!! Patnc Coffee, and wno have by bravery unequalled m the an t1 1 t t ta f to t h f h lrnl 1 l 1 d I b W I G C ~ nals of warm allY ago of the 11 orld, bro.ught 10 u nno 1er eg1 1ma e represen tlvo o consen allsm, separate orgamzatwn carr) on t e VIews o on t 1s que<iJDn ca ', a1u l' 1t 1 t JP same e 1 hut adm1rc hen Ie sees en ass as he dtd V C Newell, John B Murph\, happ) termmat 10 n a war whiCh Wn:! forced upon for h1s hands are )6t reeking wlth hrs political as southern pohtlclans whwh had been concorted erntion that t\Hhe IIJCII \lould dcc1dc upon u case Gen Jackson \at an tmmeasnrable d1stancefrom M F1sher H Rumnll, Se,o>td Ward us b) the repeated outwges and msullts of a tor a'5mabon of SILAS WRIGHT Dr BRA~DRETH, and matured by MR CROSWELL, nnu other con m the JUr\ ho\< the Prestdency' he sttll cla~ms for hlm a tnum- Noah ff \Varner bulent and blood thnrstv neighbor and added un was auoth~r appropnate representative m connec servat1ve leaders, for some montl1s pr~v10us to Last fall most of the A moc•al c paper of th.iS phant election, and JS Wllltng to leave th•s great E lVI, Rathbun fadmg lustre to the mms of the1r countn moTJt t 1011 with OaviLLE CLAn~ M W d h A 1847 b 1 h d h f lh s h Wh h Th~Jrd Ward our liJQ::it gratcflll approbatiOn \Ve hearul; cbn a. r RIGH1's eat , 1n ugust , y w11c state sust.aine L e nom1nce o e \racu~e co;n State alone, and out oft e question en e E S Hav<>ns, cteJ>hen Dudlv, C K Emor) Israel Gillet,, go:atulate them that the1.r arduous labors are hap Now these CL>RKS are a remarakable fam 1) a nor!JJern man, whose heart was m the south vention llut no\ Part of the oldest and most re 1s standmgnght on ht• head, and sees every thing p1h ended, and <'Oidmlh welcome their return to The> have so much purlt) of character and dts should be put m nommatlon In elucidation of liable democratic papers come out square footed reversed, he still sa)s, \heads up ->k 1 es are Fom1.h Wmd the bosom of th~lr grateful count!) mterestedness of mot1ve, that they can not stay the matter, he read from the Alban) .A.rgt,ts of agamst the Baltimore nommees The ticket was bnght'\ (Laughter) What 1s there m what 1 The resolutions were frequent]~ applauded and th C b b 1 C d d b •' 1w d c M R h GtiJ H G oodnch, Thompson Heroeo, Henrv W etser, Joseph Haber~tro JVarcd J. 1 n eparty ROJ:>WELL J 1s stietto stnbs at August27,1847,toshowthat ROSWELLs plan., efeate t em wttrliljt usan ASS cannotcar haY.~ done toauthonze r 1tc le\tosaythathe were unantmouslv adopted Mter th~1r adoption h h r s w d h d h Th I e earl o tL •s RIGHT, carne IS r~ght lo was to cl,iarge ns w1th domg -.yhat he destgne to ry t 1s state any waj e conserrat1ves are .shall \not be surpnsed at any vwleuce or and at the call of the tneettn\ Ron JOHN VAN d d p d d h Edwm Rose, E A Thel]ar, Fi...ftl. John Ha!btg, H McMillan & lea the conservattves of this state 1n the Balu do, to havo Mr W P...tGHT presented as a candidate spending the-11\ time an money IOr a ea orse BuREN came forwnrd aud was presented by the more Convention, and 1t was equallJ aJ?proprmte for the Presidency on tho questiOn of free soil - It 1s 1dle for them to talk of carrymg the state of Hon JoHN ~ HUDSON Tho spooch Of Mr VAN that Dr BRANDRETH, (a quack) should brmg np The charge was derued hy PnEsToN KING New York. dema¥ogUJsm that may be perpetrate!l,\ by me? J;.ook at Thomas R1tch1e ~ He opposed the In de· pendent Treasurv, and was called to Washmglon to d1Sphce a true democrat m conductmg the gov ernment paper fie d1flhred With Gen Jackson, and at first oppo~cd, and afterwards turned m and supported htm He also oppooed the Stale Bank Tona:wanda BURENwasthemost able, eloquent and fimshed the rear (applau<e) New York can as I see, Thearticlealludodtowaspubhshedonthevery RrTciiiE asl.s are you gomgrosepa~ate from Stephen Huff; T W Woolsan Boston effort we ever hstened to and enchruned the aud1 - h C I h Jd take no part m the domgs of the Baltimore Con· day that Mr WRIGHT d1ed, and CRosswELL t us the Baltimore onventlon s on ~t)le It ence for two hours H1s o:llusion to the lamented u h .1 1 B 1 b It d d 111 k k John Brooks BARKER '\\.-as appropno.te and beautitlJl while h1s exposition and defence of the J>:FFEnBONI.A.N or dmnnce wns nltke powetfbl and convtncmg, nnd vei)tlon ~~er great vo1ce was not eard there, ~ulfered the blow to fall on the new mau,e grave t 1e a tlmorc mo 1s n goo ea 1 te IC mg but the voice of Florida was Jt was more 1mpor of the .revered stateSIIlan and patriot and became a man out of the w1ndow and then askmg Jf he Js H :B RaJJ.Som Clarence Ant\on SafFord Aurma tant probablv that ~t should be for the New York a JaCkalJ Such IS the h1story of the proVISo- gmng away E Payne found a response 1n the heart of almost every one present ORr reporter hilS prop!tred the followmg sketch of h1s remarks lt 1s neceSI!arlh Imperfect, and conve}s scarcely an Idea of !lne of the most democracy through the1r delegates appomted at Southern slaveholders and nerthern dough faces Th1s great assemblage before me IS wortln of the Utica,. were known to be opposed to the prmc1ples took gr9und agamst 1t.. They declared the;y would queen CJty of the lakes which has grown up under \Wluting Cash HamiJurgh OlivN Patch Amlwrs~ Dr Ham Newsfcad J J Lester Cl•eekt.awaga Manh Brown HolCa.nd Amos Hill .SECRE-T,A.RIES Wilham Wybert, William DaYJs, John M Sm1th, G J Bl) au, E B 'Vedder, John Hubbell, C 'f Rand, Emanuel Ruden, Jo~ :W Burton, Henry Barnes The meeting bemg orgamzed, JAMES WADB WOR<I'H moved the appomtment b) the Prestdent of n c.ommtltee of twelve to prepare and report resolutions, whq ant1ounced the followmg com rmtteo .James Wadsworth Stspbsn Albro John Gan son, F-reder1ck P Steve11•, W A Sutton, Isaac Sherman, L} man B Sm1th, W W Mrum BenJ H Austm, Dyre Tillinghast, Charles H, Wilcox, P M Vosburgh Wh1le taa comllllttee was out Jomr GA~soNwas Iog:aeal and bnlhant speeches ever delnrered of the. man whom the south had det.er~n1ned. to have no candidate but a mo..n of southern Vlews nommate What shall democrats do m this crisiS? WA.sH The demMrBCJ or the Empire State have now INGION PArRlCK HENRY, JEFFRRSOli and MA.Dx nothing to ratifv They have no cand1date to soN, thoseJllustrwus men, denounced the existence lion, .John'\' nu Duren's Speeela. vote for, nor wlll they have unlll the assemblmg of slaverv as !I reproach to our 1Dstitnt1on What F.Zl01c DemoC?ats of Jl:ne County -It has hoen of the Utica conventiOn on the 22d mst, wh~eh mducement has a slave tollv~ and enJoy life' He my d1stmgm•bed honor to rece1ve an mVItatwn has been culled bJ a regularly orgam~ed bodJ, can be elevated to no statwn, and he 1s necessar~ly fr.om the chairman of the. central commuttee of Ene whose authonty has been recogrused for the last looked upon as a degraded beJng What mad county, to a:ddress 'I:OU to·da) At any t1me 1t twent) ·five )ears That convention can choose ness actuates the southern people on th1s question, would afford me pleasure to do so, and to respond between the nommees of the Baltimore and Phlla· wben the~ attempt to force upon us the cand1date to an mV1tation from the democracJ of old Ene delphla conventions, and 1f they do not see m the of a conventiOn where one man foom S Carolina butln the present condl\1011 of the great pobtlC~] pnllCiples and pt~eiCQil~UCt ofeJ\her llf lhoso C!ln• gn·es :1 votes, and •c~enty two from N York ~1ve parties of the land, I see additiOnal aud peculmr d1dntes, a guarantee that the pnne1ples of free sod none\ The south IS not satisfied \\ et. They want xeasons for w1shing to commumcate mth my fel and free labor, whtch are held dear to the repnbh· more temtory and greater mcrease of power- low democrats I feel, too, mclmed towards ) ou cans of the north, \ill be upheld and cnmed ont, Our forefathers resisted the annexatton of more at th1s t1me for another reasoo One of your dis some other man must be selected slave terntory Thev contended that our mslltu tmgmshed Citizens, whom I know well and mti· ThoJ can nommate C.Ass if they cho<>se, but twns were founded for the benefit of labor the) matelv, IS no more h1s vo1ce, to which ) on have some reason must be show.n why they should do urged that free and slave labor could not cx1st and so often listened m adm~rat10n, 1s silent forevor- so H1s VIews npon the snbJeCt of the extenswn f!our1sh on the same soil That free labor enno Gen GEORGE P B.J.RKER, thongh poox m th1s of slavery over te)Tltory now free, must be scru bled and d•gmfiet.. man That the laborer should \orld's goods was possessed of so muchh1gh soul tin1zed The conservatives say that the confin have !JJe privilege of surrounding h1mself With the ed generosllj devoted patnotis1n disinterested mg of sla.ver) 1n terrttones where 1t now exists 15 comforts and convemenc1es of hfe, wtthout the bene\olence, and mtl d, was endo\\ed With a fire brand wh1ch 1s to agttute the Umon and degradmg compet1twn wh!Ch mnstnecessar~ly en such rare a,ntbutes as an orator and a man of Ill convume the democrat1c part) Let us look for a sue if slave labor eXJsted te-llect, lliat bJ::. acquruntance was rendered a source moment Jnto the h ~tory of the matter We be Ile knew by personal observation that the con of untold \\ ealth I cannot fo1get eithm that Gen have that slavery as 1t ex1sts Ill the northern states, d1tton ol the wh1te laborer Ill the slave states, \\as BARKER was closeh pursued on account of his at should not be disturbed, nor lil !JJe D1strict of Co worse .than tho slaves Contrast, tf Jon please, called for and eloquently addressed the meeting \ tachment to pnuc•ple, bj that man wh9 made war Jumbtn It bemg m our JUdgment Jmpom;Jble to the cottdJtion of the slates of Ohio and Keutuck\ ,or a few moments, when he took h1s seat, Mr Iii/ ADSWORTII f<oi!l the comnnHee on se•olutions on the statesman and democrat, Sn Ao ·wmoHT abohsh 11 1t IS 1m proper for us to ag1tate nnd diS· The1r so1l and climnteJs SIIUtlar, but how unequal The last tune 1.n wh ch Gen BAR.K..Elit- addressed turb those unfortunate people who have had1t fas the v1gorous st.nde::s -of the former., to the snwl reported the followmg Rcsofvcd, That the COlliSe pnrsued by tbe rul• his fello\ CJttztillS was m September last, at a tened upon them, b) nn) d!scuss1on of 1ts1>nonm l1ke progress of the latter Of the two cand1dates a wise and able State pol C.) do not deC'!eJve ) our selves wtth thll bchef that the selectwn IS between theRe two candidates lloth parties are displeased You cannot trust delegates as ) ou used to do be fore thoy get t\\ enty mlles from home, the} know more than the people \ho sent them Th1s great cti) Is the mouth of tb1s common\ ealth and ltke the emponum cit) rts heart throbs for human freeilom, let It speak to Oh10 and the great west to JOID them m res1stmg the further extensiOn of slavery L1ght ts breaking m the east where 11 ought to break, and who kno\\ s but 1.\fassacim•etts will yet stand where she stood at Bunker H11J?- She may r1se now, as )'he. d1d then, and JOID m the battle for freedom \hJCh Is agam to be waged When we see the extreme east, anu the extreme west roused as .it 1s II ow, \'ho IS to tell me It 1s too late? Bnt 1t males no dtfl'erence to me, tfttwere too late for others 1t IS not too late for !JJe State of New York Thts great state that conldn t get m to the convention at Baltimore mll he able to get nto one at Uuca and she co.n g ve thtr y s1x electoral votes wluch ma) l1ave some mf!nence 1n the electton Whatever other states nla) do It 1s the duty vf this stato to stand for:ward as the champton of human freedom, and rehcve 1tsclf of th~ r~proach of be ng \Hllmg !o cariJ the curse of shn: ery Into territory now free There are a great man) 'otmg men commg mto the field as ) oung men alv;a)S do firm and unttcd 1n oppoJ:>ltion to t) rann) reckless of defeat, determmed to do .tberr whole duh and who take that as therr motto 1 ng maJonty of the late Balt;tmore Conventton, 1 n meeting held m thiS Cit'\= to send delegates to the ties. We believe that th.e futher;s of the Repubhc which are presentt:d for the suffrages of the Clti fraudulently d1sfranehismg th\ D~mocracy of ~ew Herkimer Convention -that great up nsmg of dotermmed t.s ltmlt slavery to the temtory m zeus of the great Queen C1ty of the Lakes, I WJII It 1s urged that there 1s not t me to orgamze York lll allowmg of a smgle unauthoriZed Cil!zen freemen ngamst the eXtC!llliO)l of slave~ mto tcr wh1ch 1t eXISted at the time of the Constitnbon for a moment speak ! our City 1s great!) cele upon a separatll Presidential cand1date In th 18 of South Carolina the occbupdv nme dseat~, and to ut rltortea now free be did so according to all ac.. and we see that TuoM.As JEFFERSOll', among the- hra.ted f'or d.s large and rapuUy 1ncreas1ng com telegraphic age, revohttions ean he ach1eved m a tei:\ mne: vo1ces, 1n t at o v an 1n declanng Lew:ta Cuss to be duly nonun(lted as the demo- counts, With moro than h1s usual power and elo· .charges agamst the gover.nment. of Great Brllam, merce, and 1r 1t1 of the deepest mterest for yon to short tlmo Look at France, see Lou1s PHILLIP· l\tahc. candtdate for President., \\hen he did not quence H1s memory must he endeared to }OU m the Declaration of Independence, brought up :know deflnitelv !>f the VIews of the candidates on -roce- \Vt\- ;vo th {dsfiofd the votes of' the convention h1s fellow c1Uzens, by the closest tms of znendt~blp, that of encoumgmg the slave trade. Immed1ate- the BUbJeCt of harbor and nver nnprovements- meets t 0 unq mll e reprobution of thJs meeting, for you knew h1m '\ell ·~d to 1ne L\- memo,.. I aft th th h ' b h G C d l t t f th >md ments the md 1 guant scorn of every true dem ,v ~ IIJilj \J Y er e peace, IS su ~ec, was roug l up- en .us rece1ve a po 1 e no e rom e com· ocrat In the state and nation m..ust ever be dear for 1 can never cease to forget In 1784 Mr JEFFERSON:. then a. member of Con- m1ttee of mVJtatiOA of the Chtcago convention, to Re.sulrcd, That the u•urpmg,proscpptive and a1 h•s goodness of heart, and those pure and ennob gre:ss, mtro(luced an ordml\nce by which lt 'IVlj8 be present at Jts de!Iherattons lie bemg promt togetht>r nnwarrantabl~ conduct of tho ~a1d eonven hng qunhtills for whlch he W!IS \\\Jdely know.n - prov1 ded that a!ter 1800 the slave trade should nently before the public, and havmg heen talked tJOn has diSsolved the dernocratlcorgamzation ofthe As my pl edecessor m that office to whJCh by the cease At the adopllon of the Constitution, In of as • candidate for the Prestdenc•, a natural de· Umon thn.t al11ts acts are therefore null and vo d ~ J and that we are, consequentl), w 1 thout nny nom partmhtv of the democracy of the State 1 was ele- 1787 and 8, an ordmance was passed by wh1ch, m sue was created Jn the mmiiS o.l: the mhab1tants mation of cand1date• for Pre>J<lent and \ tce Pt es vated 1 shalT never cease to recoll@ct h1m - ull tern to') north and we•t of Oh10, slavery waa of the western slates, to know h1s \lOWS With ref I dent, to b~ >oted for at tho ensumg pres1dential H1s derea..•e, was a Joss to the democrac) of !JJe prohibited Thns, you see, the early pohc) of the erence to the pov. ers of the general govemmeu~ .PE. backed 'by an armv of 100,000 men. over thrown by the people 1n twenty four hours, and France takes a proud postt\OA among the repub lies of the earth 200 000 slave holders control the south and d1ctate terms ro nortbem dough·faces Col BEHO'I, &ays that the next candidate $hould come from the north, Gen CAss came from the west, but he went to tho 1outh The canvass must be '&etween Gen T A.YLoR, and the nomme!l of the Ut1ca coment1on, Gen CA.ss stauds no election Ther~fore \· d th t t (Th k d Ch.t n:n e s a e ese remar: s were ehv government was to bm1t 1t. to lts boundane~ at tho to Improve harbors and nvers. (Mr V B, here more chance of be1ng elected than a man who ts RtsoZ.ccd, That we hearttlv approve the call ered 10 an Impressive manner and woze received t f •'- Th h d --~ tb fi 1 tt f G C ) I not runnmg at all. made by our Baltimore delegation, for a state h k q commencemcn o ...,e government ev ope • .,.... e amoUII e er o en \\\ t was conventiOn, to be held at U t 1 ca, on the 22d mst , Wit mar e attention ) that a numano and philanthropic pllnc1ple would ihought all tmpo:rtant by those whose l1ves and I \Was at Albany the other da_y, at the time Gen fur :he pw:pose of recom.mendmg ea.nd dates f\or Tfull e:rlraord1n~ condJt.on of th~ great politi prevrul.. through whtch 1t woqld be prevented f:om properrw are entru.ste.d to the mere) of the::;e m C ASS arnved there, nnd. saw the proce!i.::ilun \'.hich whom the democrac~ of th1s state, us well as cal pnrues del!lltte .)'.O],lr ca.xeful attention Two .spreadmg, and ultimately be abolished, they nov· land seBII, to kliow the views of the Prestdenbal ssme of b1s fnends had got up to do honor to hts those of other Sta.tes, can vote, Without comprom- conventions for the nommatJOll of candidates for er dreamed that such an eVIl and curse ohould be cani!idaies on !hat, fu them, mwresting aullJect. amval Such a man, £Dmmg ro a CI~J famed >Smg therr most cnerrshed pnnmples or submtttiilg PreSident and V P d t t b d \ F fi 1h h d th 'or 1ts 4 ospital1\ , would ordin·~Iy have excited to humJhating and d 15 graceful md1grut1,es. '\ 8 res• en o e supports at extended to <emto.ry where tt did not then eXIllt.- or ear at ) ou mtsa.ppre en e contents of \ h •J ~ .. Resolved, That the thJrt> s1 x delegates chosen the ensmng election, recently assembled, and ad· Such was the ordinance of 1787, under which the let!ilr, I Will read It agwu. ItuJltOrl (Laugh some eunos1tV. But there were some ten ,or nt t: ttca, were the only representatives of the de· JOUnled afier prB116ntmg candtdates I lis useless Oh1o, Dlinois, Indiana, Michlgan and W111Con 1111 ter and applause ) I beheve that the arrange· twenty men on horseback~uch men as are ready mocracy of New York, who had any pretence of to d1sgn1<e that an extraordmary dtstnclination 1s have been erected mto free states The prohtb 1 • ment to stifle tbe Yotce of thiS state at llaltimore, to nde on horseback. fo~..any one who will pay for rlght to present themselves at the. Balti:Inore Con felt among many persons :who have heretofore nc· t f I hil h d h hI h befi all d d to t t: h th h 1 La hte ) Tb th vention and that tho whQle course pl!rsned by 1on o s ave!J, w 1 e t ey were temrones, an w IC a,ve ore n e , Willi go up ,or t e e orses \ ug r en ere were oo~ them m the 1 r atlempt to d 1 scharge the duties con ted With the two great political parties of tbe land until the state governments were formed, has ef espeCial benefit ofGen CAss CAss mformed.him five camag:es, wtth ten men and twelve hDI11es, fided to them, wa.; snch as mtght well have been ex to sustam e1ther of the cand1dates now before the fected its perpetual prohtbition Oh1o, and her that the W 1lmot provtso, so called, should become (shouts of laughter ) Gen CAss m o~e mt\1 four, pected from gentleman of then htgh chalnoter for people 81 ster states-have grown up, un j,r the ordinance a law ana tlie rest commg a!ter m others wt~b two ;Be mtegrity and honor Welf done good and faith U d th t I hi ful servant,u iS the lugh plaudlt due to e.Yery one n er ese cxrcumstances tt 1s necessary that. of Tao~ J':EFFER:So:s-, to contam. a population of I a.m. k.eep1ng you too long (Cnes of no, no, nd th:em were w.hat were snppPsed to be urntl of them 81\d w.e mtend no morll than to leave 1 t th11 peopl~ should cx~rcJ•c dtl'rretJOn and lirmnell8, five millions of pjlople-a number greater than go on) Gen C.o~.ss has changed hiS mihd to sn1t zem ou foot,\ collS.lsting of Mr: JoNES of :'le\\ to othe~ con\tttueneJes to do likewtse, when we and mvestigate fnll) the great questwnsto be p11.8· the or~gmal confederacy-greater m wealth andm the south The Utica Convention declared th~ York imd !tfr S.En<ouR of Troy (Great laugh emphatiCally bestow It upon Jomr T llwsoN, Esq • sed upon And persons, wll:o address their fellow the lll!s of CIVJII!Zation DoM not th 111 prMent. a any man who thus prostituted hlmself should \be tsr ) The proce861on moved on to Congress H:all• the fa1thful and \Vorthy delegate from this eon· gressmnal diStrict. Citizens upon subJeets of Import, 11hould at least be most feaxfuJ, 1111 well as a. great contraat to the eon· defeated Gen, C ts false ro the north on thts ancl I took out my watch to see how long 1t would Resol.-cd, That whilSt w\ have no f\ellowship allowed a frur hearmg To my s=pnse, I have dition and prO@l>ects of the .. l .. ve .tate. 1 great queotion.. I ho.Ye no personal antipathy to be In J?\''\IUg a particular :pomt-but tt had got b-. w1th the mhnman mstitat10n of slavery, deemmg been arnugned Ill many of the public JOnmal~, At the time of the purchase of Flol!da, It was .MJC CA.Sil l have alJI'Jlysfound h1m to be an &lUI· before I could get my watch out. (.A laugh)- )t, as we do, the only foul blot upon our natwnal and vehemently denounced IS an rndmdulllsuf• expre8SIV mpnlated that alavery 1hould contillne abiB and kind hearte(l man For aught I know They went Into CongreSII Hill!, and m} e~ti!JlllbW escutcheon-the only plague spot wh1ch can call up- the blush of shame upon the fuee of an :Amen- fenng under disappomted ambition and mortifica· there But at ~ time of the MilsoUrJ eompro· hls personal character 11 ummpeaehable But the fnend Rurus W P>:C1<1U.M squared hunself to can abroad, for the mstitutmns of ht!f cot~ntry..-we .t10n and It 1a Satd that 1 have placed mv;eelf Ill mJBe, it WllS declared that m the temrory 11,orth of qu-n 10, after all, tabe & man of J<Uch political ~ Mr.. CAliS. After g<>tun; througl> two or empbaticaUv d1sclrum and deny any nght m the a hOI!tile poi!Itlon to the del!loc.atic party 36 ° 30', •lavery should forever be probJbited, and Integnty as 1o :render h1m ()llpable of bemg fres~· three J!llntences, m the filliShed 5') le m wh1ch that c•fu:ens of one sfate of the Umon, to rnterfere, po Let us look for a moment at the past h1story of oa< of th18 temtory the free .tate of Iowa hu a!- dent ofA :republic o{twenty rm1lmns ofpeopf.e1 gentleman always -does .ouch thing, he stop !JtJcallv, With ~my of the mstltntions of <>theulates lad which· do not conJ1 1 ct With t.'Ie organic law of th; the country PreVIOUS to th11 assembling of the ready bee~:~ formed !Wd admitted tnf.o the Umon There JB another dif!icnlty m the way of voting peil short, aild sa~d \~neral we are very g confederacy Baltimore convention m 1844, MARTIIf VA.!! Bu· S1x states have thu1 beell adDlltted and are now for M~ CJJS, and that ll, there lllllO human pos· to see you, but I shall h8ve to read the rest,\ and Raokul, That the democrac' of th111 otate Will JU:(I', was p:ommently before the country as one protpeiOUI anti gTOWIIlf membera of ~ confecie- sibility or h11 eurymg this State, and 1 t would be he pnlled ont a sheet of paper from his pocket 0 11 contmue to respect and defend, aa ihey ever have of the peliOJil who migh[ be the chOIC@ of the racy. a. mere wute of breath !Wd powder to attem.l_!t, 1 t. which ,._ wntten a very 1ine addree, got np 1 m· respected and defended, the reserved J;tghts o! all convention. Y 011 well know the hiBtory of that Such was the put hlury of the coan- With (Cbeem) But two dele'\'tel at Baltimore attemp- promptn m Albany (Great laughter. l 21 stru: 1 tates.. But at the same time that they -will - J .,- system, and when he came to Wash ngton as the mo•tl1 p1ece of Pres1dent Polk, he was •n debt to the State Banks' Smce then, he has pald those debts and put monc_) Ul h1s pockets Bu.t on tins punCiple of ' letting the State a{one,\ 1t does not seem proper for h1m to lecture me m :regard to vwlence or demagogmsm Here IS the .extract \1\ e shall not be <urpnsed b) any net of V.IO• lence or dt'mag:_ogtnsro w biCh lna\ be perpetrated h\ John Van Hnren lie IS too unpnss10ned to consult the \=econd z:;obcr thought:,' whtch WD.;!- onre so earnesily mculcated bv his diSttngutshcp father '' (Mr VAN BuREN hero alluded to the 1mputat10n thrown out m some of the conservattye papers of thJS state, that hts father was opposed to the prm- CI)les upon wh!Ch the Utica conventwn 1s to be convened, and mbmated that somethmg would come from MARTIN VAN BuREN ere long whteh would be an) thmg but acceptable to the northern dough fuces ) He sa1d he h1mself d1d not want office he had J seen enough of Its anXJehes and cares Jts afre.,..~ lion of the •p r1t, Its hardeumg burdens 1! takeo • awaJ from a 1nan mueh of the dignity and f'elf re spect whwh ennobles lum 1f an) thmg were want mg to reconc1le btm to pr1vate life, 1t can be found m the caree-r of SILAS WRIGHT-that smgularly d1•mtrrestrd and purc•mmded statesman-with all Jus s!mphcll> of character generos•'Y of heart and patnotlc devotiOn and ardent attachment to democratc prmc1ples m the1r ,PUfltV, cou1d not es cape the po soned arr-ow-s of malice and selfisbne$s not\ 1thstandmg all hts efforts for the democraa), all h1s achievements for human Iibert), he \as htmtod lo h1s long home by a band of reckless pol· ltiCJan~· 'ou saw h1m defeated as a candidate for Governor,by a man confessed!) his 1nfer10r m eve ry es•ent al requJstte, al1d that, too, l;ly his profess ed fmnds men whom he had stood vati. fo- ., ears 1n po'Iitical conflicts I adVJse the ) oung men of the land to take warnmg from the h181oty' of SILAs WruGBT I would speak ro the democrats of old Ene, who were such before tlie Anll masomc exc1te· meat to those democrats who w1sh to see New York take her position !IS the empire state, and be hen d m the national conventions and tell them to come out bold!) and dec1dedl) 111 favor of free soli, free speech, free Jaber, and those great and cardi- nal P\'nc•ples for which the early fathem faugbt.- I appeal ro the old men, to the young men, to all true hearted men to t.a.ke .a stand 1n favor ol free prmc1ples What if we are defeated 7 l'ha! proves nothing Regardl,ess of any olang~r wh1cli may .oJfer Itseli, I snall continue to do bo.tt16 for the good cause, sustained as I am by the co1110Ja• tlon fo'und m the lme, .. ~ jlllt and :fear not ' The concln•ron of Mr. V .uo Bnu:J<'s speech W&iO followed by rune liesriy eheelll;. ru1.d by the ado~ !Jon of the .follow-fog resolution • RtJhmtd, That this' meeti»g-a)td the democracy of Erie extend thetr most hearty thanks to the Hon JoHlf VAN BuRE5, the fri=<l<JF \\ f_,.. but distingtughed am1d the clolid of conservatiVe proscription as !JJe eloquent clum!pwn of fru soil, free labor, fru com11UJTce and f-;u 'liUl1' On motion 1t was, Ruoked, ~hat the proceed· mgs of th1s meetmg he poblieh~d Jn the Buft'alo Daily JlcopulJ/ie, .Aib&ny E<:....,.g A.a- -d New York E.:mong P.at. After t!OlDB ~tieal remarks by WtLLUJI n ... 'OS, the meetm{l' adJoUDled.. L. O. MATT.HEJV8 ~ CO,, Prodiue Commuaun JleYella•ta, Al<D AliEif'IY FOR. TB:I! DlaJQond Liue !luam aad !ia.ll V11He ... .roQT WA.IlU!I'G\''O!I( ·'%'~ ][J\O!Iice UJ>.Stam [my~J BUFFALO H.BAINBY, FLOUR INSPECTOR. scrnpuloualy adhere to t~l,8 JlOllltion. and fa~thfnlly eouvell\lon, :tha~ il relllllied m :the nomn1ation of Teference w•Javerv Tho repqbli-pf lhe :north 1ed Ill deeelV!' the COJlvenuon WJth.aneh an 1 dea, 1 did uc- 111 1be proounon the PO!Itn)¥tert observe all the eompro- and obliptiaDS i:4 the ~ J.t..M:&S K l'\on J!fo (IJllUl respoiJded morQ m v•ew of .the fl!Ct that we hue acquired new ter- 011e waa Jlldp TIIJ3UD, of Colambia Co... IUl m· the C~or. or lJae SllfVeyor of the Pott-.11 censtl~tiOll, they Will u:;er yteld another Illl)Jrto warmly than d1d MA.tmr V JS Bmon I, myael£ r1tory m MexiCO that an effilrt would be made bv tell1pat yonnr ~ who hU had o. ...at on the time honored ofticeholde.m, 11Jho. have been m l>t~ that o:~i::f'n~~ to ..=e}:.J.!~d~ canv~~~ed 11.large ~n of the state. Nat tha; the sonth, to extend the blighting inJiaeDCe of ala- bench of the !:Oilllty court, the dutiM of. w.hichMI fiee under .JJ.c~•· Tun IJIIl l'oL.--my earJI· wt;:._./! .aD .the he toil~ )Jy tJ.e aloDe, lmt at the tnq~Mi'lll or Mr V J.lf &au - very over temtory now free, beeame jaltJy W•J doubt bu 10 witWnWJI: hun fftlllll\llibe Jif.,. tt..t eat~ ant of IM!Illnf theiO men 111 otfi®, C ..,d UO:asnn Df lhl!wbole eontg 81L.u WIUfdft - ililminated for G.wmor of mec1 at the ..-peet ol 11 further e:De_. M 1M 1ae • W.U, lllliUwmecl wtth repnl to the )\'blie. aDil they may pelbapl be my ......_ {LaQcilter.) Ware Hou.e No 2! CenUal 'Wharf, (late H.& ,a • .John JOQ..) ljl2711 Rl¥llk11ik ThAt tile prt~teli!UOn HI IIJl b:r the .~hi- alate, and on hie collOIAl shouldenJ WM Mr olan powel', already tea lfeal. Curyl•l' oat..... ...~t.. AHiiMr ... Mr l>A.JIJZL E Sre.uu. Bl'ltWJ \ere --' ..... : Tn~.- uidl J ~r BEMENT ._ R11DEN. PRODUCE COMMISSION MF.R.:HANTS, ~p3 ~ No. lt, CciiTt!L WKUP, lim .lUI In\\ CANADA BANK NOTES--llf. c~oemea· ......... _>~>' ... '\\\' lbr:Dntll\ cum~~er, ;u ·~--- ..... '¥·-··- ~ Ji,llJIIf J.OIDT CODII
