1-I.O'lE MATTERS
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Convention rossorembled at 'Lafayette
gel' at toe oloTinsk. on Thursday morning,
',nod we! called to order by the Chairman.
•'After prayer by Rev. Mr. Lovejoy. o
revious
f Illinois,
• the minutes of th e _proceedings of the p
day were reed
Mr. ll K. Clark was substituted u the Mich.
fan PicsPreerident, and 8.. J. Hubbard for-IB
•.inots.
Mots. '
, Tee chair announced the following National
Retentive Committee:
. Wooden - T . :Ty Davis of Belfast, Me.; G. G. Fogg
. ofecnceed, N. Illticory Wilson of Natiok,laws.;
John -II ,kee of Hartford. Conn.; James M. H.
• Howe of Prorldence, B. I.: F. D. Barker, Mid.
dlebury. Pe; C. A.'Wheaton of Syracuse, N Y;
Ale:. Black-of-(tinux co.) Swederborough, N J:
Wm. Chsoiler ,of Wilmington. Del.; Dr. ,J. E.
Snodgrass of Bettie:tore, Mil; Wm B Thomas of
Philo, Pa; Dr Wm II Brisbane of Cin. Cf:-, Silas
hI Homes of Detroit, Mich; C L Holmes of Neer
owsha, Wie; O W Julieu of Centreville, Is; Owen
'Lovejoy of Princeton. In; 8 L Howe of Mount
Vermont, (Henry ea) lows; John Gillman of
Whitehall (jtladieon co) Ky.
Lewis Taptims, chairman,
, read the unanimous
report of the„committee an the mode of le oting,
as follows:
Resolved, That in voting for a platform. an
address, or candidates for President and Vico
President, the delegates from each State, whether
more or lees to number, be allowed to oast se
many votes as the fitatff they represent is enti
- ,tied to in the Electoral College, and the Tote I,
be declared by the Choler:3:m of each delegetiou.
Provided, That if there braid belie difference
of opinion among the delegelee, t vote of a
majority shall not be cost !or tie whole; but the
Chairman shall elate the proportionate number
of votes given, which shall be counted in tan
untion scoordingly.
Judge Spalding moved to lay on the table, in
Order to nominate John P. Hale of Novi'llamp
shire, which the Choir decided lost.
• A division was called for- -and a call made for
vote by States, which was decided on of order
—from wbioh decision F. W. BIM, of New York,
appealed, and made some rcmarta on the sob
jest. Mr. ee Pennsylvania,
debatable. called him
The to
order, as the not
‘
Chile spoke in fever of the decielon—whieb was
almost unanimously sustained.
The motion to lay the report on the table, in
order to nominate John P. Hale by acclamation,
wee than lost by the following votes:
Male. Ye.. Nal - Nate.
OU Prrcuylvsttls, 47 IN
r.i s
Illssocknoetta, Oa 31 siVlcoo, no Is
• • - 0 llllo.onzin
lW 1J
Abed. Og. - C illadiso •
Tenuous,- ' - 3 {llllOO4. b In
Thor Ton. 0 30 .Icm, 00
Now Jelmr. I DO lirog UU a
Pls./am Ou 3 ilienthekl. 00 4
lietilsed. • Oa 1 1
. . 343 ITO
The report - of the committee wee then adopted
„almost mettinionely.
aulma IL Giddings arose, amid groat cheer
' ing,y and announced the committee on resolu
tions bed labored aseiduously to harmonise, but
(as might base been expented) nnanimity did not
reveal;
but they i i agreed upon a se
ttee of resolutions,. Gersitt Smith would pre
mut a minority report. The report of the ms
jority Val. thee Teta
SAO:MITT aaroar. or Sus colinlirret.
Having eseembled in lieriolist dOSYSirrioa as
the delegates of the Free Democratty of the Visi
ted States, united by a common rettolve to
tale rights rights against smogs, and Freedom spinet
Slavery; oonfidingin the intelligence, the patriot
ism, and the discriminating justice of the Amer
ican people: putting our trust in God for the
triumph of oar came, and invoking Rim guidance
in our endeavors to Advance it—we new submit
to the cudid judgment of sit men the following
declaration of principles and meamirev:
- 1. That governments deriving their just pos
ited from the codeent of the governed, are insti
tuted among men to recere to all those inaliena
ble rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of hap
piness, with which they nee endowed by their
Creator, end of which none can be deprived by
mdidlegielation; except for crime. • ,
2. That the true mission ef Araeroan Democ.
alai It to maintain the liberties of the Peopleni
the sovereignty of the States, and. the perpet
ty of the Union, by the impxrtial applioation to
public slain, without - entice:lel diecritaina
'does, of the fendomental principles of equal
rights, strict jeetice, and economical saminstra-
Doc. ,
_ 8. That the Federal Government is one of lim- ,
Uri powers, derived solely from the Constitution,
and the" groats of power therein ought io be
'.. strictly construed by all the departments and
• ) asps at the government, and it Is inexpedient
' -, and dangerous to ezercio doubtful constitutiona
-1 al posters. . . ,
4. That the early history of the government
clearly shows the settled policy to have ben' not
to extend, nationalize, iced encourage, d
to this to
limit, localize and discourage slavery; an
policy, which Should never hive been departed
from, the government ought forthwith to return
5, That the Constitution of the United Statee
ordained to form a, More perfect nuion, tn mud,
lish judtice, and secure she blessings of liberty,
espreeely denies to the General Government all
power to deprive any person of . life, liberty, or
property, without due proreee of,. law; end there
fore, the government, having no more power to
make ft glue than to mete a king, and no more
power to establish slavery than to establish mon
archy, should at once prcoecd to relieve itself
ftom all responebility far the existence of eleve
n, wherever it Vonosetri consUtutional power
to legislate for rte extinction.
8. That to the persevering and importunate
demands of the Slave Rower for more Noce
' Brafee, sew Slum Territory and the
Lam of of Slavery, our disirnot and final- answer Is
—No sun Suers Beaus, No Bunt TgailaToST,
AO ILITIOALLUAD 81.avairr, and no namoned.
Znataseetes eon can arresomon or &eves
7. That the AM of Congress known as the
Comproodre. mealtime of 1850, by making the
edirdatlOS of a eovereign State contingent upon
the adoption of other measures demanded by the
- epeeist interest of slavery , by their onamion to
guarantee freedom la free territories; by their
attempt to impose unceistitutbonal limita to tions
on the power of Congrese and the people ad
, mit new States; by their provisions for the as-
Texan:onCf five millions of tbe State debt of
and fee thapsyment of live tenons more
sod the cession of s lsrge territory to the TOME
State, under menace, am an inducement to the
relinquishment of a groundless claim; and by
OM :invasion of the sovereignty of the States,
sad lb.; liberties of the Petrie Giro' the enact
' Wiest; of so unjust, oppressive and nuconetitu
'dual Fugitive Blasi Low—are proved to he in.
of
consistent with all the principles and maxims
Democracy, sad wholly inedequati to the settle
meat of the questions of which those are claimed
to be en adjmtment. .
.t.' 8. That no permanent settlement of the Slave
ry queetion can be looted far, except in the peso-
is
fleet recognition of the tenth, that S lavery
fl
the tote]
srectiooel and Freedom notional; by.
separation of the General Government from
Slavery; and the etzereise of he legitimate ad
constitutional influence on the side of Freedom,
• And by leaving to the States the whole subject of
Salary and. the ezttadition of fegitives from
Orrice.
9. That • due regoid for the Federal
lion sad sad sound administrative policy, demands
that the funds of the Geneeal Government be
atept upatste from beating lastitntioes that in
land and wean postage should be redtMed to the
-lowest possible point; that. no more revenue
should be riised then is required to defray the
strictly necessary expose/3:f the public service
• . and to pay off the public debt, and that the
power arid patronage of the Govirrunient thould
be diminithed by the abolition of all unneeeseary
tames, eateries and pririleges ; ena by the Moe
lion by the people of all civil officers in the ear
vine of the United States, go far as may be con
. *latent with the prompt and efficient transaction
, . of the public basinesa. - ovement , s,
10. That River end Harbor Impr
when necessary to the Merely end conven
among th
several States, ace objects' of Wittioneexerl column
sod it is the duty of Congress, in the o f
ir3 Conotilational•porrora, to provide for the
Same..
- ' 11. That emigrants end exiles from the slid
World should find a cordial welcome to homes of
• ' comfort end fields of enterprise in the new; end
every attempt to abridge their privilege of he.
coming citizens sod on of the soil among UP.
aught tO be milted w i thinflexible determine
. Om
:- : 12. That the Publio Lands of the United
.''.. States belong to the petiple,-atid should not bo
sold.to imlitiduel,e nor granted to corporation!.
' but should be held es a eured trust for the ben
, efit of the people, end should be granted in
lie.
" tied q uantities, free of Viet, tdiandlese settlers.
18. That every rotten bee it clear tight
ad-
to
alter - or Mange ite own government, and to
• ' minister its own concerns, in such a manner as
may best secure the rights and promote the hap
; pintos of the temple; and foreigniolation interferences
of the
with that right is a dangerous v
law of station., aulest which they should pro
test, mid endtater by oil proper means to pre-
Viet and eepecially is it the duty of the Lmeri
'.. can Oeientment, representing the chief republic
, -_-. cd the world, to protest against, and by all pro
pel. Sneeze to erevent, the intervention of kitty
mod emperors spinet notions Backing to estab
lish fur themselves republican or oonstitutioual
gceersmaa
14.. That shivery is &MD st again Gowhd,'
ich n endo
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Caine against man,
the ,anormity of
law nor soage cool sanction az mitigate, and that
• Christianity and iinenseity alike demand Ith
abolition,
15. That the Fugitive Sieve Act of 1850 is re
pugnant to the Coustithtlon, to the principles of
the c ommon lei, to the spirit of Christianity,
end to the ma:Mr:nisi' of thenivirsed world. We f t
tberriere, deny its binding te up:* **Amer:
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ken people, and demand it Immediate and total
repeal.
18. That the doctrine that my human law la
a fluidity and not satjeet _to moditleation nor re
peal, is not in accordance with the creed of the
founders of our government, ond dame,
the liberties of our people.
17. That the independence of Hoyti ought to
be recognised by our government., and our coto
merciol religious with it platted Blithe footing of
the most favored natioas.
18. That it is the imperative duty Of lie Gen
eva Government to protect ill persons; of whet
ever color, visiting any of the United &Wetzen
l:a
_unjust and illegal imprisonment, or soy other i
fringement of their rights.
19: That we recommend the introduction into
all treaties hereafter to be negotiated betwsen
the llnited States and foreign nstions,''of some
provision for the suitable settlement of difficol
ties by a resort to decisive arbitration.
VI. That the Free Democrstio 'Party is not or
ganized to aid either the Whig or Democrotic wing
of the great Oboe Compromise Party of the no
tion, but to detest them both: and that repudia
ting and renouncing both os hopelessly corrupt
"and utterly unworthy of c onfidence, the .purpose
of the Free Demccraoy is to take poseession of
the Federal Goverfimeut sod administer it for the
better protection of the rights and interests of
the whole people.
21. That we Imo
Fats
on our banner, "Faze
Sono Foss EPZECB, Fans LABOR, and Fan
Alta; coder it will fight on and fight eer,
until triumphant victory shall reward our v ex-
eetions.
The report was received with great applacuto---
especially those on land reform, intervention,
abolition and the fugitive law
On a motion to aceept. Ersatue iloptins
moved to adopt it, but withdrew the motion, and
the report was accepted.._
A motion to adept was made, when Gerritt
Smith arose (amid load spplausel and read n rch
e
port from the minority of the committee, whi
he moved as a substitute; stating, however, that
there were many-reealutions reported by the ma
jority, in which be heartily concurred.
111111011.117 11.1POIL, or TOM COMMITTEIL
Resolved, 1. That inasmuch es the long con
tinued servility to the slave power bassi lent be
come so boundless and shameless, as utterly to
forbid all hope of tho reformation of the great
political parties, we are compelled to organise a
new, independent and permanent pelitical party.
2. Whereon, ~inasmuch an it will doubtless
prose itself to be emphatically and.pre-eminent
ly Democratic, it is desirable that this new par
ty should II:silos/a its eltarseterietio principles
by its name, therefore.
Resolved, That for this purpose, andalso
ed to
distinguish it from that sham Dercocracour new
y call
the "Democratic party„' we give to
party the name of the "Danocanric IMAGUE "
3. That our new party, inasmuch as its 1611 1
will be the Impartial and full realization of the'
ides of a just civil government, will faithfully
endeavor, to the extent of Its jurisdiction and
power, to protect all persons (irrespective of eez
or color.) in the enjoyment of their political
rights.
4. That wit only do we contemn and trample I
upon. the enactment called the '.Fugitive Slave'
Lau," and upon every other enactreeni for Sla
ivery—but we hold all forms of piracy. and es
pecially the most atrocious and abominable one
of Shoery to be entirely incapable of legalisa-
lion.
h. That, inasmuch as all the nations and rates
of mea constitute but one brotherhood, we
offer our fraternal rympathies to the oppress
ed, not only of our own land, but of every
other land—to those for whom KossutA PO elmerican
oquently pleads, as well as to the
slave.
G. That we ahould'rejoice to have Democratic
Leagues organized in every part of the world to
co-operate with our own Democratic League in
hastening the blessed day when here shell no long
orbs anyeyranny to be execrated. nor nay vic
tims of tyranny to be pitted.
7. That the free access of the landless t. the
public lads, is one of the righteous measores
called for by the great and good cause of land re
reform which justly claims. that the
rightio the soil it she right ofall men.
Thatthe Detnocratieprinciples demand that
Postmasters be elected by the people.
9. That the reduction of postage, both by land
and see, to the lowest rates at 'which it can pea
sibly be afforded, would add greatly to the pub-
No intelligence and the public liappinese.
to tax
10. That for the Federal Government
commerce. and at the sometime to neglect the
condition. of harbors and rivers
cone
with
foreign or inter state commerce. ther WOO
nor honest.
11. That no civil goverum,rit
rs which
m per admen, -mita
dram glops to multiply paupe anti
ie
protects its anbjects to the extent to which it
bored to protect them.
.1 if. Fester moved to lay both on the table
tilt eftenooon. print them, and proceed to
divisiee
nomination. Vaughan called
of the qneetion. Mr. Kelsey of Illinois moved
re refer both to a special committee, which he
withdrew. Mr. Gordon of Phila. offered a sub •
etitute, which wo declared out of order. Mr.
Feiner withdrew the last elatme of his motion,
relative to proceeding to a nomination. The
question was divided—anti that to lay on the
table until th . e afternoon emotion, was lest by a
large majority. The motion to print etc also
lost:
Mr..Gerritt Smith then proceed e to address the
Convention in favor of the minority resportt two
The Convention seijourned till half-pa
in the afternoon.
SITIRNODS EILSSION.
At half past two the Convention again con
vened, when Mr. Payne, of Wiecenton, (one of
the minority committee,) spoke to defence of
their report, and contended therewss grimed
for despondency. Dad not the infainons slave
law passed, and an for as human legieletien
could moot wrong, sae it not 16..—alle6e+1 by
many, sarong them some clergy. to be binding
on the conscience! s ome air "pregreser (A
delegate railfSed that lewaS--for it would be pat
down. and the *idles of
rig
goonwold go with it!)
Ile &Med that legal enactment ld make •
wrong, Wall. ib it, into a law, sod maintained
his position at some length, and opposed the
majority report on the grouted that, in three or
four places, it acknowledged the legal exintenee
of slavery.
Lewitt Tappan, of New York, made • few re
marks- Ile had estrous, desire to conciliate, by
s little concession, both on the right end the
left. "this family quarrel"." and produce en
thusiasm and unanimity. The msjoritv report
was a vastly better platform tkis he bed we
expected to see—it. was anlmpronemeot on ton
relplutlons adopted :at Wooster. Ile proposed
to strike oat the fourth renolution of the majori
ty. on slaver,exid Ineert another, which had
met with approval from' both nide§ of Mehonee,
se follo we:
Resolved, Thst as American slavery is a sie
against God and a crime against man, it is in
the highest tense invalid, illegal, end sot taw,
ate's) divine or human, and it is therefore utter
)ly void end of in roses before God and man. .
lie else wished to strike out the fourth resells.
tion, entirely, and else offered the following sub.
dilute to the eighteenthsesolotion, os the sub
) jeot of imprisoning) colored ernmen ..
Resolved, That by the conetirntion "the citi
zens of each Smut shall be entitled to all privi
leges end immunities of citizens in coloredl
Stant'? thepractioe of imprisoning sea
men of other Stetee, while the vessels to which
they belong lie In p ert and ref us ing the exercise
of the right to bring snob cases befOre the Su.
promo Court of the United States, to test the )
legality of such Proceedings, is a flagrant viols.
tin of the Constitution an her d aStates, n iI2•1810
utterl 11 of the '
I ,
rights of the citizens of oty in 1
consistent with the professions made by the
elavehollers, diet they wish the provisions of
the Constitution) faithfully observed by every
State in the Colon.
Joshua It. Giddings cold. that he, end those
with him wore agreed to thus amendments.
_ The elm,
roiled thie otit of order, until Mr.
Smith withdrew his minority report, proposed
Mr. Smith bad 'objections to the land reform,
Wag 111 favor-of recognising " the netatel right
to the fi e
lie did not want the tights of wo
men ignored—lmt could not oppose it on thin
soconnt, es the motion of Mr. Tappan would
render it unobjectionable ay regards Blowy.
_Mx. t..__Sey, of Connecticut, prothsted spinet
comprorTime principles, end moved to refloat
mit the resolutions.
Dr. &magma raid the Southern delegates had
been coortilvl, and favored the reoommitment
favor of the msjori-
IL
" /s:tehb'SpOttilTliFir..l. 4rna lr. T w al e p l * P n's amendments but
\
found many op sell to a change of one loth in
their reportg. Ile looked et thin, as a national
platform-401 the position of Southern anti
elsvery rnenshould he regarded;
a eon Doe retsrded by tumeceusery
end their in
violence on
adtr aft, For this reason he opposed the reap
lutton of the minority; denouncing sinveholders
si "pirster—men with whom 011 f Southe rn
delegate's ,:c"l3t meet e'en day. Ile wished
'something prectical—emnething productive of
good. Ile deiced to meet with M e , Smith a.
one platforin—that he shatild no longer labor
with a very few hundreds to New Fork; but
was not that geritleman endeavoring to break
d the bridge between them, or force them to
go oown
ver to them, sauteed of taking oue step to
wards him. Ile hoeriturn, etuwestly and SUXICOMJ-
Iy dotired that gentleman's co-operation—his
strong arm and strong voice in the campaign.
It would be cheaplypurctumed by giving up even
three resoluticros: Let us agree on three amend
ments, nominate, candidates, and go home!—
(Cheers.)
Mr. Ifewley, overborne, bat not °Minced,
-withdraw hie motion to reecommit .
Dr. Sirodgress diesgreed with Mr. Adsms, to
to purchasing even inch support st the prioo of
"three resoltitions"—he would IMO eell his
principles lie le hertresked, its • Southerner,
that slivery cannot be legalized; ha might as
,-,welleny that table did not stand on forte legs,
'
before 4ke obstroios. The whole ststnte-boOk
was <severed with "black lawa"--alsvery was an
actuality! Ber tad met in a room with South
erners, and openly Consaited with "fanatics" —
end they had gone as far as they could go, in
agreeing with the resolution of theplatform
of
The substitute, coming from a co p n
Vbat are called "fanatics," would in the South
receive a false construction.Scull:tater°
not all lawyers, and would assuredly put a false
construction on the resolution, and it would
place them in a false position.
J. C. Vaughan reluctantly
celled
the ; gentle
man to order, but time pressed.
Dr. S. continued: As • representative from
the Seuth,'do not compel him to enter protest
against a single resolution.
A. W. Linn of Ky., thought the Anti-elaveey
meu of Kentucky, would agree to the stronger
resolution of the minority, but trusted the rero•
lotion of Mr. Tappan avoid be adopted
Gerritt Smith, for conciliation, withdrew his
minority resolutions
Judge Spaulding moved to re-commit, to the
Chairman, with instroetions to report them with
Mr. Tappan's amendments.
IL J. Clark of hfichlgatt, moved to also in
struct him to strike out the words "or lumen"
from the subetitate of Mr. Tappan. After en
explanation from Mr. Tappan, Mr. Clark re
plied.
Mr.- Lovejoy of Illinois, was opposed.
ad
to b
eeoth
amendments and re-oommittal. He diset
the resolution of Mr. Tappan, which he seemed
to eonsider nonsense. Slavery did legally exist,
aridt was follto resolve it did now—for the pur
posei of catchi n g a few votes If en many de
pended on this, why did not the gentleman from
New York get theta in bin cause Ile gave
thatthe
old Antislavery prineiples—among them "
slavery was the createre °Lisle, depended upon
votes, and therefore the North was reepentable."
Ile eupported the majority platform as reported,
in an able speech, which was interrupted with
cheers, calls to order, and the rising of other
epeekors.
Mr. Wiley of Mains one of the committee e
,
thought all was conceded which should be, in th
majority platform, and the farther we departed
from it the more we drifted to sea. The only
merit of the amendment was Ito atobignity — it
could ho eoustrued ro many ways. What does
'in the highest sense,' in that connection, meant
that eleeny it no law, at ail, any way!
Prof. Finney of Cleveland thought there had
been a mistake among antislavery men always.
If the minority did not get all they asked,
the majorlty, they would not go together. even
so far aa they did agree—and receded. 'there
should be no secession, except on a fundamental
principle, or where conscience was Involved.
Ile then discussed the meaning id the term
as applied to elavery! Some say
slavery can never be right —anti therefore error
be lawful. We all agree shivery is wrong, hut
if we say it can inter be "legalised," we will
he understood to affirm that it cannot he enact
ed, bustained and enforced by human govern
meet when the fact is it is, has and will be.
We agree that no human legislation eon
d mato
slavery right. Ito not lot as wrangle, no
take our our wills for our consolences —adhere to
the "thirty-nitte articles" wo favor, and let the
slave bleed
cone
Adopt either, and he should
blush to secede. and secri6ce the cause of the
I.lsve. Emulate the example of the South; they
unite to sustain—do let at unite to put down
layers.
After withdrawing pendia motions o vote & eras
taken cm striking oat the feartk remitat:wi of the
m'Sjority-Platform, and reecilwi as follows: yew*
134. nays 79
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gass.l4,txr[ l,
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Jer.el, : Ilia,
The 18th re.±olution Iraq stead oat, end Mr.
TAppon's submitute tloptid
Mr Boothe proposed, (as nu amrodment
Mr. Tappan's substitute for the 14th resolution ,
the erional resolution, emended by Etriking
oat tho wortie "tho enormity oft" sloo striking
out t'anmetiou or mttigetc, - and innertininetesu i
the word, ..mate rich!" —tosking it re. , l ea fol.
lowt:
14, Resolved, That slavery i, sin agaitiet
God, and a crime against man, which no law nor
atsge can wake right, awl that Christianity, Fla-
oli
mauity awl Patriotism alike demand lte al,
Lien.
The previotie questiou move. end WI
tai veal.
Mr. Boothe'a amendment eke r b Lapted—hot
them bsing mitepprikeneion, by general nnuseut
the vole er, again taken, and resulted in the
ainie way, by A liege majority-
The 14th re.nintion, t... 6 amended, was then 1 ,
paced—with few dieeenting voices • '
The whole platform coming up, Cerruti Smith
moved the minority report no an ameo4ment to
toe whcle,
The chair deelded titlenot of otdr,the pre
iilua elevator. hveing been sustainerl—from
\• htCh deCiAltal Mr. Nobl, of lie• Verb, ap- ,
T,....-.1,1. and the decidion of the chair waa ant.
tabed.
The Tat on the platf , ,rna, ad amendel, twat
then taken by the State., and r.,onlied no fol
10110 V I,
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31VIY.
1.•,.."`. 3 .
Itic
G. Smith rnovA the adoption of the minority
report, to relieve him from the responsibility of
withdrawing it.
Many objeEttng to vote directly against the re
port, a motion to Illy Mr. Smith's revolutions on
the tale, was almost nnanlecoutly adopted.
Mr Boothoffered the tottering resolution on
lard Reform, (prtfeced by few pertinent re
marke,) which after -setae triscnagion, wav adop
ted unanimously.
Resolved, That all men bore a natural right to
a portion of the aoli, and that ac the nee of th n
e
soil is indinpensable to life, the right of all me
to the Pali lo ne exceed as their rig
hte to life it.
self.
oerritt Smith said its poneage wonld go
ver y
far towards making this platform perfect Lan
-
monopoly ifoo the parent of slavery.
Mr. liopklrte moved to proceed to ballot for
President sod Vice President. which 1444111:1001- l,
,I August 12.
Moog, agreed to I
John P. HMIs, of Nov ilampabirs. SMoon P. 1 !nines 40bnnlon. Of - W•nshiogroo 00 0 nty, 411. -
Come, of Ohio, sorphen C. Phillips, of Salem, I slasippl, toordered John Fulton, on tho 34 inst.
klassachneetts, and Cosrles Durkee, of Wiscon.n
4100. The Oovernor offers a reward fir ids apprellien• 1 ,1
stn, were 1)11104 4 in nomination, when the va
resulted aa follows: PH ----
11.4 DELPHIA MARKETS.
For Jong P. Hato of New Ramp
!Mire, received the following: Maine . PIULAnIU•III4, Aug. 12. 1
8; New Hampshire 5; Vermont ll: i , 'SVISING I IMPORTS It } RV: L it.
Massachusetts 8 . . Rhodo Islsod 3, otioox.ron. tw ml4f. wool ~14141 1 fl .or 4
(300011...4n Ilemand, but the high rates olmok i , „ 5 „,,,,,,. sO, nos„, „,,,1 t o L..... AA A.
Connectiout 6; New York 24; l'enu. operatioca. Holders very Arm. i orm titathsot 1 4, 1 1"...aaerg,1,11;=.:41 4..10 1.11 , ..”.•
sylvsnia 27; New Jersey 7; !Wary- .it ;refs g ce. s.e. .... - , A 1. • l •. vArn..l4.
Flonr—Uochanged And doll; sales 1200 bbl ” , 06 ' ,,,„ 1. ~,,,,,,,,,. A r...A" I to. sago, 'tea a
land 8; el
3; Ohio 23; loth ; f ro ck If Penns., $4,12; 1510411 500 do, extra, ussettiatiotts mars. Ara4.4.411,4144,1114e449 Ifon
no• 15; Illinois 11; Kentucky 10; 1.60. Rye Flour in still scarce; n small mile sons Co'
,
Vie
16: • Michigan 8; Wieoonein td $3,75. Cern meal scarce st $3,75. 1 IffsJon l'itivnziro of
oil
kinds raccuteu
5; and lowa 4. - - - 102 vote* Onin—Whent Amer; osles 4000 bus. extra '`
~,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,',„,,,,,,,,,„.„,,,,,, „„,,,,,.. -
For t 3, P:Cuses, of Ohio, roar-toed 3 good prime Southern red et 87® 88. Soles , ~,,,,,, , d ,„,„„,,,,,,, „,,, „„ 0 „,, , ~,„,,,„ „, ~,,
1700 bos. old Penns white ot a alight advance.
from r
lassasehavetts, sod 3 from N. t AT01000.• for raLlbllio..4 tiouoset
6.. Ilya dull; new Southern 70. Core sasrOor role , ' \ CAnlf,l l l l l 11... P.Ol , of Lull.. Inllistl... lAL.OO.
For CHAILIS F. AnAllO, Of 1 Y0rk. 111114.110- 4000 be. Penns. yellow 69. • caitol, :WA. lAIL. &e.. of
Lul l
0n004 1 401 11140..1
setts, 1 from New York, 2 from filsr- "•4
Provisions—Very firm ; Bacon in moderste dc. ,,,.......g055m0mm05t5 5.---
eachosetts, - " - \ mend; no .1091nAinif. ~...
For Ommurr ANITLI, of New York, 3 Whisky—Steady.
3 "
from New York. - -..,
For WILLIAM GOODAL, Of 11.014 York,
2 -„ I
2 from New York,
Ftif CIIAALLA DLIERS, Of Wisconsin, 1
1
from New York, .
For Semmes Clitars, of Masao:ha
setts, I from Msasochceotte, I
For Tuovas 11. 000100, of Missouri,
1
1 from New York, • -
Whole number, - - 209
(Winotusin and Maryland at tint threw We- ,
teen votes for i t
n
changed their vote,o ast ing it for Jobefterwarde
P. Hale.)
The Chair announced that JOHN P. HALE,
41 New Hampshire, was daly.nominsted -
didsto far Preeident of tho United Statesthe n and
on motion of Me. Rogers, of New Vork, the nom
ination was declared unanimous, amid deafening
\
and long continued cheering.
The Convention proceeded to nominate for
Vino Prealdenay, when the Beet ballot resulted
se follows:
For Geoaur. W. JULIAN, of Indians, 104
For So,ctreL LEWIS, of Ohio, 0.3
For 000001 11. EVANS, of N. Jersey, :itr
FOT bourn It. OIDDINGS, of Ohio, 10
For J. H. Commis. 3
- For Cloonan DRNICT.T., of Wieconein, 1
_
Whole vote,
Necessary to a ebeine, 106.
There being no choice, 11r. Lewis
his
of Ohlo
said be had been planed in an awkward position.
He never wished an office , and (after giving
ransom therefor, and reooinmending Mr. Julies's
nomination) respectltily bet positively declined
the nomination.
3. C.Vangsbn followed in favor of Mr Lewis,
as a friend of the principles, and a pioneer in the
cause of education the Weet—but would yield
him for the young e tasaarthbearer In Indiana.
Another Ohio delegate said some of them were
unwilling to give op their venerable father for
the yoenger man, who could afford to wait.
Judge Spaulding protested against Mr. Lewis'
nomination after his declination.
Mr. Brinbane,se chairman, of the Ohio dole
getion, expressed a readiness to give op Mr.
Lewis, if they consented—brit was met by cries
of ..h n e o: Tchairman of the Indians dOlegation (which
voted for Lewis,) raid they had heard of no other
man for the office till they came here,
k hot he
limb! follow that gentleman's advice and vote
ifor Julien
tootwt. to suspend the rules, and vote by
siialematloo, wee lost.
Mr. Lewis was sorry so much had been said on
a matter which be supposed wonld have been
settled by his previous remark, He w..s not a
candidate, would not accept—tad every vote for
him would be thrown away.
OS !ZCOSO RALVII
Geo. W. Johan of Ind. had 187 rotes.
Samuel Lewis of Ohio 33 "
Whole number 2.20--cieoessory to n choice
111. .
Vi W. J -
The Chair annonnoew that.GEOR.
GV
LIEN of Indians had been nominated for Vice
President—which nomination was unanimously
conflrmed—and the convention (et half.past
seven o'clock,) adjourned to meet at eirht, at
Masonic Hall.
PH
BY 'l' M EGRA
- -
Lana ISOM SIIH,
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA
NEW YOHIC, Aug. 12.
The steamer Africa arrived here this roaming
at 10 o'clock, having left Liveroool on thn 3let
Mt.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Conan larkst.—The demand has been good,
and the prices are stiffer, but the quotations are
unaltered. The demand has beau good from the
tre and hos been folly met b holders. - Tim
sa a le d s of the week reaced 116.000 bales, of
which the speculators took 40,000 hales, and the
importers 13,000. Now Orleans fair 6h; N. 0.
Nliddling, si; Upland Fair, 6; Upland taiddliog,
6i.
A good demand prevailed, owing to the rises
p
for three days not being quoted higher than af
ter the Pacific'. advice.. The stock on band oo
Friday was 654,000 bales, of which 521.00 0 is
Amerienn, nuninst 539,000 American of duet
year.
Lard-65 shillings.
Breadstutim—Flour, western canal, 19e; Ohio
15s 6d. Corn. yellow, 91s, white do 28i.
Money Markel.—Consols par to 1001
In American stooks there was less beelines.
done, but no material alteration. U. 8. sixes,
1868, 108&109; Ohio sixes, 1876, 104 ®105;
retilln. 8761188, ex dividend.
At Havre, on the 19th Jell, Cotton had ad
vented from 2to 4 francs. The sales were up
wards of 12,000 hales. Orleans, tree ordittaire,
upland 67C03f. The impqms were 4,000
hates. The stock on hand 91,000 bales.
Ounng. London circular, of the 30th, Pays:
Ceffel is fiat, being 6J6iils lower. Sager, dull,
nt a similar decline. Teas generally doll hot not
lower: Turpentine, rough, be 6.1695.
Lirerpoo! Markels.—Corn steady. Choice geol.
Hies American Wheat in fair demand; inferior
nominal: Indian Corn dull; some cargoes to ar
rive have been sold. Wheat, mixed and red, hs
meefig 94: white do 6. 101. Fleur, Ohio nod
New t)eleaoe, 20.®20s CI Yellow Corn 31e®
31e 04; white d, 28. 2deri2Bs led
Provisions—Beef trio; U. 8. prime mese, old
86sfi0i105s; new ll6®1:10s. The stock of Pork
is very light. Bacon, western. 476.4505;
Shenl
dere 2967`.300. Lard, fine, 58en69e; ordina - y
to
middling 38€442s In Tallow an extensive bu
siness tins been done nt6.l
foe P 11.
Consols en Friday were quoted at 00i @IN*
money 10010)11:101, notionot
• The election rptorns are all in, bat as cloec
that it in impossible to decide whet her the goo•
crument has a minority or majority.
It is expel:llrd that Parliament will ueel on the
i week of ()meter net.
The report' , of the crepe ore erlnfortory.
Further eleetim note hove occurred at Lim
eriok
The French NiLligtry hay been changed.—
Drowyn Del flute has been appointed Mrnie•
ter of Foreign Affairs, and Marne, of Fab:ir.
Works.
The receipts is the French (releury have in-
o.,etr t....... ,
t....,..t the nea•lcs, etc in ... largo eltira ‘ r kl ,
nat. an Or ran- , af do. la. ~.ce• itt m aw • Ica,. ,
I b• ....taco., r e.ulting th.T.'''f.,4 ljr.Z.r.r ,T . .:,
''"."' " '""a". ".1r,.....,.. , ...) , n -
,01.1 notoang the ••••Irtt ....- , a c
ervaa•
of Me 1 .0.0, 0f ....a1. Withth t h e tat , a. I. y ear. . „,,. ..
manta atal wogotab. , have adrastnat acton.thlnglt In t.
sarito: tho f tra , rt....lta. Ma 10t.....•r. !at LI. acad...
n •wt tnn ta• dal then. Th. ronalintor pat• thawf.lll7
b.e., vhll.. he pc... , g . la nu• a ato.lorale tonna,
OW .1.1, cpsT laroperly t•attrinsta. l• lb. lather Alain ,
i,, , al,' Lb.. tarn, r aul the tltliou N 1.1.110 gum
~...:n.t.ca antu a t uclate.l I.n.rltatrra mut e•gat !isnot; alp
In. a n t.. a tba caw...co...ha tb•lt a t ast.a. saute ona
dy(th,,,, ~,,,...,..In. e,Va• ley moat oto, 1,1
Vin, anil
hen thei.ll,ollet Mot ecote pe.el• mitt 1 , ./ t•O::•••e •
.I..estai-4.11,1, d.....ta lor ga ll .I' . male. In ea m .
"' " " C '"l'V't”- rk".':;"'"LW..?,.wr° ' .1 . r " .I .
ru'acrtrOlt;ulnt., a= " l ?X..: ~,, ~—,..., ,7i.
-- . afe tr:lnalta ntol, ce ntratton a nd iniala m, teal eclpptioa
CONGRESSIONAL 1 a le , T, itrpr.:aearel lin ag eicallate• a.una. an,.
I maths..., e.thl.rall.:o t.t.• Oncla.ard ann.unt of WO
W.suiNo,-,.. A.g 1::• 1h42 In
n - !,.rcsiilro., taint an at:umlaut onanlf al arsatabl , tn .
• I ... I ,g. tit V. that ...th t. 4 thrulthal hr tr.. nor,. It.
Bores —The Bowie parteed the hill regehttatg , ~.,,i,,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,, ~.„,,,,,,t rn.,,,,.,,„
coet• and f,es in the U.1.4i 61,1,- l'au,t.. ~ .t •• n tettitte me, .I,so ta .1.... , 1b...a5p..4 ar.• bo.
Ivo Witt. ta rts-Art.l twilit... re .....t.r
The lionee nee.. took op the bill dreariag the ; 1:,'.;...!,,:,,.,„, „,„,,, u .„ ~,i,,,rt t ,, rhieh re.
Bri dg e 1.00. ei toe Ohio ii.,•<., al W ith,ltng amt ' c..o.ilarw4 .1.1 regt4.z.,,,;.,.vr,,.....2,,, 1:40,ti
Bridgeport Jarful structure,. in their proper re t
;•,,,,',4,,A;:g !".ptatl:,. II!Itr. halt ltage.Natabuar ad :L e t a
Pill., 'lnd makiog them Poet row., sod direct- I rev he 0hte:1t,,,,e,:...,t.,,,tg, t rz i tr y , ,. .7- . .
~,,l i
log °Meet, of atearnbeets to regulate the urr of i r,.,11,,,,....t7,,,..,,._.,,,LA In rhnadeteme ttl Nee
their boats and 10311e.a. and any pipes .1,1 chit:, 1 lon
~t„.....1.,:iti,..er;;;,/t4, af t ,44.t.rgs;111b1:. 1;11 1
.i.. t ..0f
°rye beloDgiNZ therete, so St V.Ol t 4 interfere . „,,,,,„,4,,,,i,,„„ 1., ~,..1.1, ~,,,,!„,,, t, e , : 0u!...4 , r
with the eleee% . m „ aril rohstrection of theta c.,,0...1.3g.:-.,,,t_tr.,!..re,„4:.:41,:„.,,,,,,,,:rz1:t.„,,z;
Bridget. Pendio the thtnai-40-taf b.. the marl' '...,,,.., ta , atbc .Mlwanlag• 1. , tb , •I , lt ,l' nu , bn , O.:I
ing hour expire...l. t,...., I attain"... tact af law other --01.1...0i.tb,es 10,....,
1. , 4,1,. b(1111 4,.....11.1. Sal 9,111 vi ri. - eFf .. le..
The Bonet then cedkidered the bill for the re ,
ll ' f of ' Tk '''' " Ritchli• t" 14 " 1°g • l° e l " l 'i m ~ ,' rt.,.•'rte.,. 1... t• ....1.n},116 IN Kathy..
/Mit th
e a price. eetahliahal by the law of ittlit, ~.,,,L , ,,_ '!,,„.. „„,,,, L .‘,„ the „,,,,,, ~,. ~,t,
,P..—. .11 %het ete,--Acr,TO two pg....W. Sr the
f,r excuting the printing of laet eeeni,n. ,
~..,_
_,,, ,
~,,,,,,.. ~....„.,,,,5,„,,,, , 4 „, , . , 4 4,4
After su ineffectual attiLtipt I o pemreet., the , ~,...,,r,.,.„„,,, „,,.. ~ ,„.•„., ~,, ~.. -.r.
` .t ..I tl r V01..1. an., Do, 11 rcuralit•lol.lthling dye
If one e tent Into
real
Wee . the Ariel A ppro. ! L• ri , ,
~, , , ,,,,, , ,,: i ~,,, 1 .,.. 4, ~ „
~ ~....,.. ~,,, ~., ~,, ~.,.
priatton bill. The House here took • reeve% un• ' ~ ;,,„„„ , e ,.,„„. ~,,, ~e : ..e, Tb. an ......nt 4et:t .
lil seven o'clock .......ve .i& le rem nv. lc tcntale ,l In iaattral
.. , •arth eat... •lu•f• woo
thn,: to cula.,tal. tt •tlt OW
Scoot. —The Indian Appropriation bill ea r I ,„,. .1,,,,,,,t,. m. 0.. t.., a f t raa..ll, ethcaonanni. 'tip , •
taken op Uhl
re
tit , * to clts.slanta an 10,1..1 clreulati , ut Eton. It ...
an the Contain...at 1:e alma the...rat e , ”a the. erh , hY
The Fiebery Q 'seon was taken op: Mr. • r,r‘wee ~s. Iva. roar.. et , e Th.... '... ' , '"i''''
Soule WA. speaking upon It that : ol th , ithlon .ralwvulas e
.of t h.....wat eat. 4 tta
=n tuararl• af ...tat. hod the CoAttln•ltt. • Cf.4ll , hief, -
.--.—.-- 1 111, WT... wilhoAthge•at neon to tt, rule. Mr NI
a n, t al, dorlo.l In tcalc• ems.... ft , the tt."...
DEATH OF Ilit. L4EAIII6IIT. ‘;‘, et ...yet r•Lt it , ea. to` is airartaftit k a tclubal. *nth.
rnltoithll.Plll‘ .11g. 12. ~r ;. ..- t 4 t''! . itt TS.; ,t , ..., 1 rg...Vri' :stem a t
A dispatzh loom Blairsville, .00120a , a the , 1 0 . %.e'r7s.peti.:..the F qvuont of Stai• 1.,... DOS .ie.
death of Mr. Searight. the Democratic carotid ate e eerrrr-" ----------___
for (tool Commissioner.
cleared
Om. Gourmand, Napolean'a attendant at St - 1
Helena, died at r.iri. nu the 2 &1.
Illdgera' spinning mills. near Tours,
have
beta harried.
The Spanish expedition to be rWltippiti e ii•
latutv has been eueneaiint.
Leant Nea,elrede, Roaaltirt prrtnter, low been
\
.uspended by Sates Mayru.lort
The ohnlera prevailed in Warsaw.
Lortocrtbr. Aug. 12. .
An extra eeee ieft at the aliaientri brpilature i t
hem been called for the 80th of .'tp . paot, to ousel . t-- .
the necipeari lane relative to theyec._ grunt i fan itoti.... %biro acre u uvt %1111.10.11 Is rttap , l. 1.3
:If lands for the Paclfiet'Railroad b the Uoi♦!:'d • '." ....., ~',.... ~... -•.....i. R. I (6111.
State.. Altliltil.U.
'The M hip of the 1 ith Merritt in ludtana • E A til r l i ttilir..:ftret 3 l ,* :;:r ti
have nominated l. M. Wallace for fragx•e. , : Thno..litirof , e.,y., W•st.. Si. ton
1 1ien..... S. C•atr. troll a•• } "s .
Th. D.lmocrats have nominsted I. W. Rome in 1 Lvlrsage. ht.niro, Wtrehat,
the 4th Dieertm. The Whip have nominated O. *;',. Dari:vett
U. Browning for Congrep In the hth Inertial of ' -1., i Wilt, P.i.m., Wtst r.rtryn
Illinoie. o4ltle.ll.nnett.. itt.,...
The St. Louis Republichn say. the returns I antoi 101112,39. linntovilt.
lieceo , S Clair. 'A ...t Newu,a
•\
received Mdieate the election of two Whip to i Inn.l.A. Clariansl.l
1 Coarresi from lone. i tient. ratting.. Vihral; , ..
IturtA-4.4. 160.A:random..
NEW YOEN. AIttREET.
New 'foie, Aue. 12.
Fiour —Sales 6000 Mile State at753,874e 4 , 06 ;
Southern $4,3104,411.
Grain—Corn. mixed, 113i(o1E4.
PrOl/1510tif -,Pork. prime $17,76. mess S2O;
'Shoulder. 9. Lord in Vile 11 noels..
Bed.
Whisky--Ohlo 22.
Linseed 011-63(1)114. •
Cotton—Firm; salmi 'lOOO bales.
Flour—Sales 11,000 Mils .at $5,87'54 for
State; and $4,37'4, 50 for Southern.
Oran—Sales 1000 be. Upper Lake Wheat at
60 ®75. Sales 20,000 bu. Corn, mired at 04®
05. Hale q 1000 be. Itre at 75.
'NOT WOW —Sales 150 We Pork at $18;031;
\prime do nominal. Prima Beef at 09 for olii;
no new in market.
Tobaeoc—Sales 200 We at $l.
Linseed 00—No change le prices; sales 4000
gallons
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CINCINNATI IdARKET.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 12
The river has fidleo four inches. Woother
oleos and pleasant. ,
Nothing done in Flour; market dull.
"'Whisky tending upw►rd; 16.
Medic—At G.
Provisions—No sales.
t!►les 60 hbd■ Nog►r at 61061..
CINCINNATI, August lit.
avisento.
•
Tho river le falling stalely.
The markets have been very dull and nothing
new bee transpired Mere noon. Whiskey. eannol
be bovsght at nay priao this evening. The reaelpfis
to-morrow ere sold at 170111 which woe re a-
end psr those of Saturday.
A. .11:HOLMES
on&BRO.
SuccessorNat i
DILNUYACTUIIKRB OP
SOLID BOX VICES,
PLILIKU 11110vELS,...mATT0011A. srADEpt. liGge•
riCiil 4 . VOILES, so..
PITTSBURG?, !MM.
ONles No. Int WON . Moot. Moo door ohm , NoLithrlettl
Ja^nll oratk orsoroubel Mtul to toottostorwl.
t:1) E .I{.( IA(
MOVIIIE - E l . T IS OF THE
Ai OCEAN STEAMERS.
OATS OF AMINO TO AIM MOM TOM 1121ITE I,
STAVES.
roe Tilt ENTIMIT
.1511:111CA, Ohortno.„
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Aug 31
AViIICA. Barrow:3. for Neer 1 ork .-- -...-..:-. Aug A
CCtit plitiATL'iltltiltt,lltil;.in7
i t 7 hnotte l Ph , qr It
terLittale, vt tn. ft r New 10r1....--... .. • t Aug ,
Yr A2llltitlll.:,l.llc.b.lrota‘tiljetnen...-_-:. . : A . A. ^ !...
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IsUltllt•A. t. for New York- .-- . - .....
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All tong and for New Jerk 111:1ief1 P.M.
ISSN TIM UsITSIS St.. ,
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1.111:01 . 0. Lott. from Now lork .. .. . . ...-
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CITY 01 01.1,01100 t, Virttlio. from 1'1t..1...1:51..13..._- .. 1.1
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all112111010ji.'SE11:;;S11.;t:sh-.....Atft 4
'l t l: st 11.°S Zl.einsore. ar Itr t,,,,ki,,,:t0,0rel
......... . 1 , 1: 1,
ail ' OF NIIIY 10111, Plaxter to
kITTBS➢KOB IMKKEr
Orricr rnlsararin 41.1 t
Frit" htcrninc. Auanst 12. 1,42.
•
The market yesterds) was without am material change
prerions reports. The weather was clear and pleas
nt for out -di.or operations, but sales warm priaripal i r
runner! to mill lets 51 the regular city sad ...Mr
Undo.
FLUIJIL—We f:—K en otueea•tiau
a enotlnneal erratic ,In the hour
and.torroo quot•tiona are web aushilned. Th•
f .l• t ani.ntad to 1,17 Idols In lota ma (allows :-70 hblg a.
f. 112.../r. •W bblot at tbe rhea, atialaht lot, a thiboti
of irbkb wag extra. at It told; bbl• whoa es
t.,. fine and extra. at $3.T.41.53.41 bbl. bbl at $3,21
(00% bbla at 13.7.5.4.1.i.T; for sopa fate sal extra,
aria lb bl.l..hur at OA bbl. The Milan rat, from
en, in ion
5..1.h7(444;b0. for lower Poe sod
extra.
01011N-41w {LW to the CO.IDUVII liebt receipt, •• herr
no Important sal.l to untie.. the ereeent
rye .1.5, ruling enure, ,
float egret hauls are—Wbeat, 624050:0e. taut
4,14G0.r. earn 43c, is 35e f(l7 011111' and 37 tor old.
1111.1.11.1EltIF.S.—The market ta +about any material
dilute.. Sal* 4 hhdi Ducar at Vie. ca.!, and 50 bble ,
M^hu..... a 31h.: 7t gallon. ender It 'toady at 1094 101 4
DoP4/1.1:70. at s ;t t e 1:11: 5 r CA 1.1 firm. with sales IWO DI harms
at to and 50&) Ds vhcruhlors at aXeDIS. eider are north
910,.. I.agstl Hama ltalllS, and meat eurral,l•2l4c '0 D.
ttOD.a ASH—We note M 1 ila. of
tan,
ltk) eagle forris.... -
rive. at lc. raah.
11 A.Y--i'alra at the wale. of 13 tints at Ira:M. 1 4
leach hen Wen the regular rats for the pa' t 0- 0 00 7 e.
710 litTiAL—A eel. ~1 10 lona Bleck I.lrk, /111tatiamy
metal at 59.4 ore.
WHISKEY -11'o unto regular ildr• . 'coined. in mall
lots at 19 , 1. {allot.
HIGH raicEs OP NIEKEIING—IINPRINCT
PLED HUCKSTERING.
u. retract from th• Phlladelohl• Cosumrretal Kr,
tor. Ihr followlng IVIIMakII in rel•renew In th•• 1..101 and
• I•etn•lnc ,11.1 , <.• of naark•tmg In that cihy, and th• mute
of tht +non." slyanna in muntry
an.r.luoe hccual. 4.
that mark.- Tb• ••nk• of of thln• is taniall e'en. ,
waltz. ',we hae••• CO tat. , 4.
log u, , ,n us hrro. am!
I.wees.: this abcm.tel.le PT
•ctlen c,f cheat...we will dal
ourmlila In the oetn• pro.llutnent •Ith our ...lA< .t. i•ilah
Lem This crate e 1 thlnga •i•lne.l 1. raphity arowlnZ nt...
..I we u-e , murr that It ean h• a:U.lh., to no othel
canaothatithe nue evulPlained of la ths fnaco•lns •rtlel,
from II • flcciDt•r 1... t on, ecnntrT tti•nd• In the ILLS
Lof wit;tl.: .. eq
tn.. I. vh 111•11 prolune..if abl% am r t .
tor the!? +mono canaldersticu.•nd ter (not th• 100110 f
th.. isbac bud teal fa,. nct Intl tn+ band. el unprlnc/.
plo..lbuctaiera, but into tn.. •• u no•ctuhe where II dry
RIVER. INTELLMENCE.
;TEAM MET altatvaui AND DEPARTIMES
Nor Yong, Aug. 12.
cvnuon.
6 -11°
ir - ND NUTS-40 0 bu. for
i ffa r : ,
sag 3 EMU= t
MEM
W ANTED to buy a few shares of (Ado
roam. a, R. rirck
THaYLPSON NELL C
motto corset of Tblrl ran! Market.tv-et
MACKEREL -50 bbls. large No. 3, just
ree'd and for ale by
JOBS, WATT At fX).
sorao
E BOOBS—Justee'd a the Central
NScot Store. next door to Attu:mi . ! , Exprers. No. TS
arth meet
uthaata's u. P. 73 vol.irecood
vier, or the arrittiguitle Melville.
blyariciee, or Glimteite et theroperaatoridi contaftftic
ace arita of
the salein Witchcraft the Cock•Latse
the'fticheller Itapriore; the Swatter I Myrteeleii (Wad.;
Aatmlov-; Derneto: rirr , lrr , •• ft •
nry. J. 1.. MULL ,
kIACKEREL—No. 3, large, in bbla az d
La 9.11 barrel, tble der ii rr s lk y fok aar o t t ,,,,,,
Water street, above
IJONEY SYRUP — Another supply ti
day reed and for salo bY
nogg 11. 11. COLLINS.
BLILACS. ITALIAN CL ViOTll—e offer this
P atriiir i" . ‘" PIT gellePtr.riviziv, Eta). •
F LOUR -WO bbls C. U. Presburgres stip'r
ID/ " .1. Carrel
. 40 •• KIBB4 E." B '
i 4 " JotProo, l, 51i114 ••
550 " '''' ..d ial r ...ll'LlilTlA 4 Y•
•
IFE in the South; a eompsnion to Uncle
Tool's Cabha by C. li. Wiley . of North Wolin,.
to, Thortip4toes Slant Note h•qulr.r, for August—
'6' Ito; Cr', '"'''' h '44". A. GILDENFIRNNEY CO . .
joo TO Yourtla 41yre1.
VI GLASSES—' 25 bbls. N. 0., prime coop-
IN 0 '' , ' , .' , lby ''''' " J. B. DILWOICTII a oO._
i Uil -AR . - . 10 1 !) , ti .ln b s. N. 0., fair to pritne,
17 j 'I,/ J._l_ 3 :lllL WO ItSJ L tOO, \
n OCKETS--2 00 dos• lirighton, for sale by
UP .113. ' Jl+ DIINORTII A. co.
I 110ARS--"250 000 Havana, Prinripo and
a.) Rosa. ore and Or 4.41.. 4,4 low. bi-
J. U. DILIVORTII k ( ,
).
--------K. 0 ir —'2s bbls in store,
1.1 b; " y - '
ItOBIN N. LITTLE * Co
IT , .
I INSEtill OIL-40 bble. reed for sale by
0 A 1,30 J. KIDD 441. I
UT ICIOLY'S Cholera Medicine, Keer's
T T Dbarbtra wiles, blorymn' I Cough Syrup. Dior
c urio VorMitu.e, llonhbel•Cs Nor
~ .
ii. .; 4 4 ,, 14 ,. .m i 1ii1er0t;
for male by I Old; - -
a LUII-20 bbls. for sale by
KIDDigOO
IraD ... _ . .
ACON --25,000 lbs. Sboulders in innokn,
1 boom. and ha tale bi ßonvos,
Lim . , CO
soo
1171-ALION-30././00 lbs. Home, our own cur,
". ''''''''m "'MU° I ltgllT6 ' CON.. 1701:21 CI,
.1,30 ,
uwc . I.) 11i..., Vfarjqd,
I.QU.tFI ! t!:,:.i Ab ue ut
pthoi;a 1:t
lobtoott. for llorril 81*.rttivrr:L.
ot,r• of i 1101
-
1 USLIN 1)E IiAOE—A further supply
Ik of me bbore novo , loud del...able artide. ibr In,
`'""f, L''''' "'"at'av k BERr,11;41OLI ,
. ().AlilS I.I.II.L'EN—IOO cone assorted'ohnd es
Il- " 0 be `` l e br `'Vi . r . w ' r l d— ': isl'.'ill ' ll.;:'; ',' ;
l',,v.ci,,•rd ; 1011 Orr "I'Z'AMIA , c ,- .f , ...,
1 OCIWOOD, Yuctick, Nick WouCßtar.. l
IA Wood. Cam W 044. blue Vitriol. hi
atu Co, 1
D" ,
p o tn.b. Ab o o o , 0.0 l • ,ce,l arwtet 0
tittlar._t, do bf
MotTb LUAVINU DA
V.,1/7111,11.“ 33rire tssa
118.1)WSS[11.1.E. Sx. wad C 1..11
HUT DIKISTON. 3 A 31, .1`..3. 1 ,
rear rxx.tlrno.
11 Imh k C 0..• Fc1.r.x..1.,13. Line. I
STEAM BOATS,
FOR CINCINNATI ---Thu tine
12• Ir sfssrner TUSCARORA Cat , X II
11,41,1,••• fbr alloys Ibleroardtals
Y ngs, sn thIA at 10 A.S.
Tor fralphrnr psoomes spply op bessi. • Isla
Farm for Sale.
o (
FARM, coneleting of 75 acres cleared,
/IL tool 7f. sere. Itosoy Orator laud, all sell so eeeee 41.1
ff.ted tot ras•
(Isla Taros le 24; mile. Itoto thrjl4ll,4l4l7lllNltts4t. st SI
''•%.?..!%er r ' n"." 01
at Palm , 5. Hums C Cd . o.
For Bale.
yil 101 IT Hundred and Forty Seven Acres I
et . ..,
o n t t b o.n. roe veuterr. 'son' . 4 . 4 t 4 ok
ar01.104 toll , . tof th.. Italllmor.. A .1.1111 11.44 so
thy r 4 s.l lositrot loom IltOoutnerst to Itrondonellte. Netton.
C., ViTCl[l l / 1 1 (II or : ,, 1 •ela
ode 1.m..11 no,, /..-1111
"/.1::41ti7.1,0 sOros land to Vomits On_ I , d - , highly la•
Too ve. a toll,. motet 1.1 MOW 111 1111.—ttnItto 111111 of
Id , 1, ,,,, L melelOothdode of I.lon l4rlety o. Fr% ~._. V oloo.
$lO Der ute. Apply to (.1111.T1 el Mt 1 DIM
sum( Nn. 121 Wood (drool._
For Sale.
Fir IWO Hundred and Fifty Acreg land on the
004 A Po. It. n. near Colon, illalo; 13.0 olssood. 4 , 41..
sure well ttalber..d—law,,,,,,jt.,.n,:r i.,,,gw,..tgAgr,•
onOit,':.;.o',l"P:orlrltrfoll 19d7r.:d 41 I ' ll 4411 , 1 1 .6 ,4 A4 4 . o' d
soros holism lull
Ato. 12) urea beet qnsllt, t( Isla It Hoot Yidley.
IYo w u ' sr e r n ', t ('‘.. l , t:brloo"...'a 1... A .I.l'ootel‘, K.
411 0 (11 (I ' tlitil:'lror L'irt.
ell 1,,:0441 0010r...11.1e 4 , cflesszTar i viiya t tr oltg
a v 11 1. , .
_510.4 ' 121 W._..."1.41.
Public Sale.
, li} tindarsigned, Trnet4es appointed to
'"" :,bl.°l`i.PlN:gh.tilg"gtreg
egirgirg ,
."'"`"" "."tittl"bi T.:11! trn: ke glees St the
..."I.lobo6.l"'ehe:li I'l'4 et
4%04
o m .
°L;it,t2 o .ll" ,, Vi.;•( ,
Toton.",l 100 tAr Cklooll•Cladtri.of
e egell 0; the Teta.t .. to tho purpirte,m oo ,, ,
JANEAUtIrIIBIE ,
JAUKS:th
Trukthoe._
Glass Works kiiriiaiet;
court
e an order of
I:4l3lUttr t 01 of an
OILT.
ntio
ti,t,,,,D"...13`7"711.11,:warkt. or Korai. it
J.,
9.1651.
Wl* * • M.,. 10 Urt . .= • Aim:.
Tire L.. • :•11. ;,,,,
:01 it 1 ,10 6 ,!••
'ad
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7•7•lgra l y.: a *7z RnriT IR° "
of
i**"" ""r•L.COSiI Withal (.74 i , ~,,i ,,ruitraa La to..
Talm. L.,
4 ,,11L 13 :Z 711 e:• 22
v i .7. 7 7lo o ,ar i fy s ii . itit=7.7t riou lY
wasb.tod‘t
ViiATIIERS OINSFM.I
" 9 " Zrr6 (so.
tot •
IBALAII,DICISSY t
Vista. tat it OM&
J An ve St .11;FVEY
rooLLEN 0001,s—
coo.. fool, grer o..lbroon 011..t00.
blook, .cr.o o) To111..d:
3 - Woo 03.1 grVriS
'
lWatin
, u
go.l..tyak owl b!acltlllont.
Oro tarStr,"'"''
To• Cloth: on hood., on ..ontiooto
tole, to r0v0t..61...t0,.. t. a. 'Alt.
far CO LINA, t
LOUR RENT.- , -A fine kloul, Within ti , ,,for
',G.,. nt lb. C I:irt 11..., lbrZ, In ;... ,I **/* ,
to, eroe,o*ury—Trer, blatibt+ry. 4 itat• .I**,-,.. le
ell earris.,,* r*** q t y.+ "an t , :t. n 4.
Ab01...141,•+"1+0 bi r..... 1.D.,....,1 u.,n In ~r,*
w+.1,.• 0,, nt 14^ b. 0, +,uult% +bpi , I.*
- " ' " --
CLILTIi a U 4,14,,.
Jr:, !+, I:
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..
'Mt SALE—The Turning and r4.riline
1 ell+t , +l. Mt. J. Hs,. +6.,d+ on U., ylk !Atm
, e.,*, ...A, Illl,t+v , ,it..,nls. tc.,l'it
o* bad+, 61.+U0 guiclu.;. T*l.. t‘.ll, trayyr.t.—
rho *llll+ OM .1 • bllr.in
,2 11 , ,, , ,r, L,.. ,,„ .
\a 1.11 N., ......t.
WI,IITE L1.;.,11.).,in 0 ,,, i
„ l b , ll t, Dry: Itlii 1.01 . ..,1:
..
him .world av , m
rteya :I Pall_ . .. e, r ..:• 19-
JAME- , Nb. 111" 1 , 1. E A •
1 ( 1 D , O 3rLL BRIMSTONE- 15041 1
1 K u l r r 1.• IT
Ili ES AN amp. "liebtlin* .ILUbsia .' . 611 . ' E
by . 1 KIDD • (.‘ , l
.
• A 0 LAssk.
INI - - i.T.i i.t:ii.i,tuoion , r.•k P , .
0 .. **gar Bow, br .at. by
1:11E1. blltiTll lo . tC.
nATII I.:kir:AO nkdaa lied, br.,nriett good,
A4...r as' Sy
Jil& 1:!VIZI. MATIIIEWSA W : _
01/1.. R & bIOLASSES—
LI 90 ht.l. Nr. Orlestv, Mo,amkec
t. Lirl. Ne• ltrle.tn• eitifitroi,7l2.i.
151+ ,
0 " lt , l e " . tll'op eAtufAlLT'lltlinu°4F. e v i : : r.2: l
tll lallasuldp.s... Mt otlo hr L. wu.cs , . i „,,
irT.l , ~ , Fwr 4. l rt a. OA T. , ltm , ttl
LIIII LACK WATER, by the bArrol, f.r
R~slareby JA I I " lIKIUVrItY.
i GENERAL
. 7 ' c ''''''' azeent
ii nfa. Slam Per
I%=6"'' ''' ort le.."''
ill 7.!i ti. 1) -& LAVLItseS It SMITII , ':
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1.1 LaßttoiA UhrP. N'• : . i ' , ' , :t• .- "'
15 plo
11a1tda..21t,122a22.224
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11
Joit., "
, Banal,. • 1 ...3..." , ..
. da 155 4 Inth-5
4 gee. IWC '
140 Var.& 85. II Hats*: •
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•:.) WA, Now 4.151.44m5,p_.
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0.2.
'd KW by ,jasol ' . 1 . 111, '' ,4 AL • T S —,---
Wool lisp' on band, ond fur
It A .j. S t77 -413° llitsl ' } "S- C ,—.
till"Pgit SiUCE-15 bra. znperwr, plat
"' bp ' '''''''''''' ' 4 ''''' ol ''illtti , ...,___
8 ALERAT US---I , u ,
t4,, 1t i 0 , ;
AI tamid Wand piTarel m strna
It s / 1 1A , 1/1 2 KC( a 0..
Misted and Foul •t?
MEM
Jr - 1
1111:1,,3F,--1.40 las. in Moro, for Elge try
J 1,A1.1111•ICKI0 C,
I 4OFFE-E-100 bap iireen ktio, in More:
IC. II for ink • by
Id MALL DICKE%
More New Books.
'FINE Napoleon Dynasty; or ll , istory nf the
i s T7SALSsOF .SI,F';';T:A%If.\ \
TI.. Crolel* Smmat.
No Z. Ifirok 1t0... ,
'l'b.Whit. Wear. \
Fu ' ," ; 'n- 'l97.l4.lltnnnont.. n:rb.r '!;.''ro'S.llPO'no.lle tit,
l'' ' '
n ''"'" lt Kbt. Ot L'AI.I.LIz Shirt ..t.
.lln 1.0P1.1t0 Coe Not I , lFlen ..
SiENV BOONS, jurt received; '',
No I Illoat nous , brCh.,I . K • 5, th„
Kohn., or Yo.otoolla X oto• to, t..5 . .t0..• Leek 11. 01. r.., „
MOO. autboorm nt - I.lozla Ilona. Motor. IN arbtol.
ply' .an • ..
1 11.1u nb 1I n or{ n lk. A.... % \ Y en.:::!...0, " ITllfg7 , e ' s M.
or".vrs. 10."..0..,auc00r of Halt o's ,Lelot.toootsilllo 1411.,-N
toot, Oa r
For o*lo OF W. A. KILLIF.KFKIZ,..KF 1t!.., s
J• 10 76 too:012\• ..I.
LAIR--rt bblE. No. 1 ren'ili , it VI A 1 . '.
11
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by
WICK A IIoCANDLE.to: N.
1729 vqrro.r Wo tl mod Wert . 0tt001,....
QUGAR---40 blidg. N. \O. on eoneignmenta l ,
I.JI for ril• bT
3'
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ITIM.:I:3TILY SI1,11):-.725 likil , as , lio , r 6 , 1 :, 0 x by :
loTAsti-311 eke. Potarb;‘, \ ,
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-- , 118..r . 71 ti ?Yl` by
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thla day: fire .Ale hy
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IN IN 1./OW SLIA D ES —Another loijKt.'ii
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Jolt 4',,11..1T1!41,1--.
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40 11.esreSe:perCrA14ronV'..iL I lAur)f..r. by \
Ly:1 1 ' '' "'!".kb"W F?..--_
C.IYRUP —lll MAR N. York Sugar ‘Lotiso:
I. "TVtt TI %%WI I, .
BO .11. Li. CORI , b —..i LIR. terralr l,„ .
ir, 22 _ ___ .. 1 - L2'''Ll.'l•___W":
COFFEE-120*bage prime llio;
Ariars by
) 1r29 _ Mcii I ill.,
VOTASII:-5 enske for mile by \ '%,,
IL L r•Li raitio.L./..i
-O,ALERA.T-U - S-10 cmike for fella by c
.4... 375 31e0ILU3 1 4!.oE__l
CAR-1-OLES-5 eke. liiiion'‘ ri" arldTPlicr
) elf I '''' LI ° 1 erlitiiiitiTgibilt 0 c‘„.
ti.l-ri. LOOAY-0011-3G bit, 'iiiiinfordii\ ler
IAI rib. by "___.____.--1--------11* CO. \
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1.1.1.1-30 bbls. for sale by )
41. J. ISCI.IOOSMAILER:
d LOWNOOD-100 bbbk„for silo by `i
J)2D feIIOONMAKE.R.I;CO
lAP-1.5 LIP. Castile; kr-sale
lAAR y---Cs
Ty.f. L.Oll
:Pittsburgh Life ast*lce Co.
SILAItEti for la ll €: ,1 10 11 4
0.1716 N 0.76
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CISOLS--A7A. Mason &Co itre
ins=
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ROADS; &
RAIL
Norm
Pennsylvania Bail Bond Conepy%
w E p are Fivaord,ien.t.P.V3tt: to 1 r p h
Vivo Do;or
RATES or 'amour oa
Down. P-ee. owl Bret. Loolkodl---le. tooth.. 0.5 mato
Wt. laud OiL Lolloor.ll tuna...Hass d.
Coralo% Uri/woma[e.da
e, Led ......
L eroy,— Psirrd :rod, DD kW. •
luoothr ,
rpmr. Flax. en] .. ... . .. . do
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ZFI.Forr-r rod vev
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.276 Market rdzeoL Philodsoltdozo.
1852
Z SIMMER ATALANGEMENT.
\ EASE SEINIURD.
OIILE TEN NILES STAGING.
.PENNSYLVANIA -RAIL 'ROAD
Two,.Daily Trains ,
FROM ParSBCIAGIT TO PIIILADELPIIIA
AND BALTIMORE. :
Only 4 45 how's throuyA, io either place, boas trains
Conhecting at Harriitnavis wait trains /or Bali.
npre;\ ,
FARE, 'SO 50.
rrl' kg.X.PRESS NI*IL TRAIN WILL
1,,,,,,,,0. q ,. .1, ,.. r, rzmoz lAirgtz=l..Rbore the Canal
I:".ooo47,l;latr)hryrthheer."il4 74 . t rtt l d ' tregt h' fi
SI. -°;F,„'',v,.T.;:11rx.,10;:w.,-,r,llll:trig'ergi'gr:
ir;V:l.;%4Nci'VVinilliilliflucAir LlVarz.
- '.-. , ig, t 7. Na an . . of the York and
u , Totkertend Rol 1,%1 it ;
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rel. nol i orto r goott t ri o h lM!, o t o t!
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tolkkg .:Iverii.tn.,4`ol; lialtg'4l 9 oTcl ' ock, noxl
for 30
thr:tdtxb l'olts k s tle/Ifortl. nix. Holklayaltnrit.
11.00a0a olketlool tbr.*ll IA Plills,l,lpl3l. ,
,d 5. " 594 .'" ' O4 : ot no 'a5,104, 1 t7 Oman. battitagem this
iso Acc2kentookEttlon T hi . a . pillegoe Pittsburali Jaly
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