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man i? (?je of iln ? . t?. i"' ' t:ia- in
lately ??eu ? *.? ti [???? ? ?a ?? baa I I iraara t>?
na*lar Miaajliiii fiia he f*?'bar tne Hau of Ratti ne
tbe BaM baaai fola.i ' ' ? b-ad thtl
bate be- n gal aa .. ?MiFt l aad
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daoera of I a??:!.-- I G?atM ea 's HaM Nog 1.1 aad I
Aa'.r Uoae.it ?'?'-? . ? ? < aBl.I vk ?
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Biao. nur Pia? Bad Ni aaea-au . ir u the (tan a af
hi?cuatutaaia ?ne tr.e | M i he aaa ? y> .f Mal fta
lae ac.tt.roo aea?- I' ?> Tnarssmy,
litt mal . ai.J i> .1 ;--?i-! >'? eaiiance ?,?*,'./ui laaru-,
and *<ry eleraal
Aocuat ZJtl.. '<<, ?;? ?? ?? . . : Vi
r. ".Sm^ll Pfofita and Quiek Sales," ?
tbe r?i? ?? ;.r-|.r .?? ???????? ? fm i ;. k! A
Bnn'.a>. ItoT Bi I t"B Ken ^uek Boot and ? I i
nonooi Tbi? :?0". rai... m? tun f illy carried oat b) Mr.
Brook? >ii all bi? '.uaioe. ra aae* u ind tbe fortai
I? rapidly ?rt.a ? i ...-.?,. ..... .. -.
Ra MMa ri
*\! Nabbao?bt?Bt*t>L Baaken1 Union Aaao
axattaa hattta, Sanaa k OaBtav? at retail fee whetsaele petcas
pp* Fknii',' f'A..:.r Fluii Bramel
?aar. Whide?aie aad RalaU Depot, V.. BM Bf .Jway
ornet Prince-at Bi.v?v a (a-k
IIkv Goamm,?\tw and elefajit silk?,
and'Aber l all and W::.??r Draaa ?wkIi, BBBybaaBaal in
the moat deanble variety, at Hit ir oca ti LbaBBBAT
r.a'a.Ho MI Broadway, oaratt ?) ? na.'., ?t . where ma
ataauat paiaa are taken to meet erery want of th. ladie?. not
?alyM mm Baa of draaa. hoi ah>aia buoaawiH or imnir
roiala, ?-.ch a? aaolea blaaketa mit?. Baaaala, Bm he.,as
?ho h ihejr hate ? i.u,. aaaartaaaaA
Vtf Skamas ?V Muib.No 391 Broadway,
Will alien for fltl.d.it n m.d ''ale,,,,, Mondtythe I'/h list .
oneot thalaree t aadeBoaceat *an?tn?..| l'ari? mad' VeJ
*et, Batia aad Ciotn C aha aad Ma ' ?i Bl loradia
thi?rit),of entirely nr? dieaia? anu aelactad by Mf Ml ia
? bate in Kari?. ei[.re?? ;, Ba than retail trrw. la trBdeh
they anil* the BtMBtM i ?t fUH BtM i ?
W FaUniliea wiAhind 'i ^ood and pare
article of Pale. Veil...-. ?r B'..an S..a,-. fr.? iNaa Bah od
and othar intmire aad taTaaaira Bated eati m, white
?tentoti anil all the f at hiapolor todet and BathaaOjOaa
obtain thea* at im ?aaafaalory, Bat IM, III iad III CUB
at (tteaU aeat frte "i ? h?>re lo ail pari? .'I Neu Y r? ad
Br-ajkljn IMrtV] ? ill ll*fl SDN
Blboamob and S i vi.t:.?Nothisg somuch
contriliuttw to ?et aaT, Bad BBta an air of rra.ndr.jr im J
wealth to well foraiabed parfora a? a hi k a-nl aaaaiAoeat
carpet The n? fa I rtyloaud velvet and laneetry oai ;>????.
atPr.lBMsON L IIiwiiiBKV I. corner "I Kriailwiy ml
White at , are tne moat aph n lid ami ? raeaoa deeiaaa arei
?res in thia caMUatra, ai.o aattb) the i Iaannation af all
lurera <df the Biuid and Uaotiful Tha ?t<? k of this ?pa
?'iiina warebouse i? a i iiriiaulr. 0"Oi|iri?iiie every variety
of ru b (t'Nata. a? 'vet 10. an aim?t I adit M I ui' tv afthtaa
ply and incma Carpal? r .?ar.l mat- in i.very utile and
rar.ely, window ihadee, ilroi;re'?. oil i loth? and ..th'-r
f od? ? '-itamiar lotl I ear pet heaaeai of every qaalily and
atylr. at pnooa tliai anil (in aatiafitcti a to ereryhodj
(ikkat Baboaibb ir Carpets.-?The stib
oeriher he ia* ai.out to i..?i to Broadway, ha? decidod t.
..Her to tbe y ah In ha aataa eteak of GtaaJ?, r-rnirtay of
aaaaMaiwa aaaurtaaat ef Carpets, Oil Cl hi iad auar>
tule* aaaaaaRd witn the trsde Eaauliai aboal aai
? basins wdl find thiaa ran oppoitaad ' furniabatai
eeedlialy low pTIcei W. H. OCIOK,
?IS Si* Not M Earl Broadway aad 71 DtvialoBal
RjJCB * SaBPBI im.k. ? Smith A Loi BBRDRY,
No ttl Pearl-?t , are now >?|lme their lar;e and tdeeant
stork ef CaaPITiaoi al Iba fotlawriay, h>? rate?
Pei iart I'or vard
Velvet. . ia lo lae ie it Infraiai la mi tofa.Sd
'lai^Slrr. K? iz? Weilnnii d 2* Cd.toM.Bd,
RrnaseU.7? t>> nw [Coauaoado I? i.l loM 6>\.
'Mine |Jv . 7??o MlOll Clothl Maa.tafa.aw
l'kar OU Cloths, IfeettaiM feet wide. tCturliah Drue
gr't 8-t, It I and II laid'-, iad all other aruelaa eoaaaotad
v. mi (he trade, lull lj yei Goal lea laaa la?t Bpriaf'i
jiruea_?I? tt*
Kumbr Oii>Cloths?Well sesAoneti uml
|.e.|ect. Bl Sa pel >ar.l
i 'nee-thread Bluest Is Cbreati .t k?
I'hiea-pjt aaodaualil) al 7i
Ii?.11 v b Hi..?; hi ii?
No i>i Pearl at
?w? Near Chatham
Niiticic.?I'akis Urrrn, " s." Brand.
Partie? familiar with the asaaJBaa ot thia [latent
ilieen loi YeasllBBS. abip'l paintia ami who
uppieciate it? aonoTiea MiRiaaei 4h.I nne in in?.I aaifonaity
<>l nIiwI, ?11,1 ,,.).... ?r? baraoi aaWiBaO tBal Hiial.>?.u?
frraaataf adoabtfal charitctei.lered i lattaasirt
if, aad e?en fuiiii-i,. i as ?..me to i rial mal ooosumora of
the Pati nt Grata by daai.Bled oi Intereatad partaa, in
1MB ran? M ? au l't i Bad kt IBS of i In nil utiral BUfct Br>
leraffaoedhy ih? Pataataa, diBbruM froa i hem m ao re?pe? t
eaoeedlaroash the aeeuliai leiin "8," alancilad oathe
lid?. and which it kt aeuatad, haa beeo re, ?am I so far,
and te?fiecletl mil SIClUBiri saark i ii i.. ilKIKl!
SCHWARTZ, Patentee. n? ItJaCt ri N V
?li'l iwiwM?
Davis's Hyerrwb, toeleanae, |?n?
senra,baaatifr,promote tbe e'uwtb and reatoratiaa oi the
Hair, iMtmbinins the pronens of beautifying ind ulorniaa
Hie lla i. wilh lb.OBI el',., ? i. re.,,.-i i il ictl a IB ??!! di?
eit>es ..| the Bcalp Bl .1 Bh I i lo Hi reimn || :i sure lem
'? anli-t and falling .ill -i the hair It i? Id?hlf
[?il e it ( and will tie foaiid a i [It at BOUUlSllloa I > I he toilet
Ear aalo at tha artmtpal dep?'s, No in; l.udiow ?t , near
Grand, BUd No a Mauten lim-, im! bi .ill llfu... ind
PaiBaaen Pine ?j rent? pal aottle Ask lor Davi*'*
ItySaiita HtRMWRFt
It? I,\oN would infortn hisfrieads
i'h tt Be m* dlar SVSI v. adl
iii- Mtaatnaa, keea ami there.
In taabcewardad Ihoruaghnaa
It ? sadlai ? nm kaochi
At von dOM ?hb r!a?k or has,
Noi Bam i \ \ - r.eth he.
And hta Mad * a Ba ? ri
The true i adi I iu,i the pill
That will bar? sad mall kill.
You wil1 ?? ll tiTi.l ,i? ,i| v. re
In BBaadaay, No hi ill :t?
{"?? Intiiliils rc-jtnrini: Dr BaNNINO^S
V.tteid RiVlr Ribii'k and nev.i huliai Rn tun Tui?.-e-. or
hia TibtsBai Comp inion, by w ba h ?< ? wcaaam is eeAire
If preu nted. and tht ?Bt lot ,ven kind ol -.ihk itoin
rleli'lv removed, n ut hud Ilia IBBBBat hM ulti. e. No If
Meli ar-at.,aaai Ci -' B
rtr* Fbjwlbbb ?v Wellb, Phrenologists
and Publishers CUBtoa Hall III Nasaau -t bbb1 that Talk
DisABTBOt'D F|bi ?I ho c WM i report
in town BJaTj ,,, i %,,rv rRyatructir? Are nt
aaTRBj jB>.I(i (-,,? _ ?;l s.i'.ur.l.iv Rifhl V\'ehB??
J*5** I m uiii>uvt'o>siu! s?bki to obtavia particalaii
Ths n'i?v?rt ia that a int'? tia| hoaae, >< vi i il fac
tone? and ollu r hsAlJdtagS were SMatltkyad ; l?nt
wo BBBMl voBch foi ita com ctness
Kkom ihk Bastebb I'\ki ob Cera.?By
Ihr arr.val ,tt IBM tnut ?>i tue taThJ BataMKaB K.iton,
t apt >|>ara> troui Nm-vit.??. wlicnc- ?tu auhtdoa
U in.it. ??? Rrara taal aU was qtual or tha aastan
BSai ol Ihr lelalld
Ukmi'sikk'^ CoNCRRT.? The lir>t CotV
aeit b\ tins mmmi ,.ir haDsd MafSEMtB hOgt*WB
the Tala-rnai'le l?>-ui|thl There wiU BS B full hOBBS
to ?asBSBBB Mr I?
MARKIKD.
AI thiaaa, Bant ii by Bat Mr Hamdtoa.Hoa bee
tim i'INhNi \ i. ?. i . . i i , w .
t,. Mbv?IAM ist. KRI tR da ighti ol Bab - Krt . I -
ed t ;?-???. Toui iik.il- c, . N V lht> will leave this Cnj
in a hia dava
tt Almond, .a tbt ?veaiaeol Taeeday Sr i 1 Rat
Mi Wakrmaa.JOHN Hi Kl IU r. Kau lo vi ?. >t \uv
ANN MAJOR '
mi ii
??a Satutjav. >>. I IS, at . P M . -I a.... .?, V 11
vi am 11 BAH AM, v iu Bated a raan i maalba ami M
data.
I l.r I'nru.U and i'.ne- . ! .it. ?. .ti i . .., t alx
r*aa. j.?ba C 1' i?, WUba v - iad
?..na lo-law Thou .- 11 ' ? ? > ? >?' .
aucctftilly lavArd t?> attend tbe fua?ral inaa tbe reatdeoce
af bob Win Utah u Jr., No. ISHealer-a - m
aBean.a'ti. at I ... ah, ? it Boat i-r u, t mi ti-wa Tae
Tvaiauu will be ink. t, : C?. i ?- HdlsCeeai . ha ? er
men! Stage* wul ? e .i. rea,l.:Mae at -t K, w i
Uanv>t.ursh ,,
lsBBMardaytveaiat.se I IJ, after a priAn??ted ulaera
IOHN w NAN Ti Btl ri ?.a- f hat
lbe rolalive* lad ftieads af i
latiied t.? attend k ? fwBatal, mm .tt. rt tea d 11 11?
ii in ha late reetdsact N.. ..' Oraad -t
OnSund?y. Sept It. Mis SARAH Cl BITS, widow oi
BacbamhCartu i .? Ii ? > ? a;, It raan
Tbe i> leads of the Bun I. ire m? ited so ?tisn I ber faaeral
fTvui No IXi \ BltOk ?: te da? i Moo.!.??' a' .' P -W
OaSaadav.Sti.t u UILEB Bl tNCM\Rl>
Tb* lelatira? and f . idaofthaBna - Brrmbaw
of Cwlambia Chapter No 7 O af t' A . a e ra? aartfal ?
n><a*d to attend ihr i ? it ral >l Tut??!.. !(>"i Seil at I
? clue*, at ha? lat. !e?.dcBr? in K'.h St ht tivrrn "lb and
Sth-ava
tha s .adai. Se;; i' john t i.t ..it saa of Wilbaa
aad Hanaab Wakr, ax, 1years,a lays
lae raeBireaa aad meads of the f.m.lv are rtaBtctfalli
H i i*?B l a alleed . h . M
o rda k. from tha rc?idence af 1.3 paieatt No tt C tt-i{*
plar. . wnhoiit fx.r'.l ? i IB veal ua
lu Brooklva.iUturda.'. Sept IS, EMILT, adV ?f J. ha
V% AiinUi air ?*. i
IV , i n r
At Rian a'j ? H> it Ri aaalasrCo ,Sept. 4 KRAMCE9
f . ?ii* ,4 Kir.:, rick N Hari
kt Miaalle?vwa N J l dt?*n'?r?.*a SuuJi. "iep* II
JARE LOCKE.Ordeal d . abt*i oi ll.ni? ?ml I urn M.??r?.
Pndai Btpt " 1 hablbb L BOOTH ot r.
It* f.? Ipttl
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
CTW-YOBfT, MONDAY. 8KIT lm\lWL
vtiiM. m ui: n o-a i nation*
>' ? 1*1 '.r. ' r tfe Mltl or *rf?t?L?
SAMUEL I FOOT.Of 0atana ? oaaty.
rea trcarTaar or st?t? :
JAMES ( DRSl iii. 01 I lAttvCoOtf.
iris. caTt'Lir* I
GEORGE Vp' pa TIE Son .o'r-ii!joj'ip>:o
rot reaaseei R
JAMES M. COOK. .O SiraoeiOooaJy
roa /.TToajiir-ct.m. ?t I
DAMIEL i J.I.? an <?' v*-'^
i'F'/r " I. i sE ? ")' l ... ?' ?-' if. 4 '-?
?. r ?vu < yv,? v>?
HENRY FfTZI ' G I.O- Oaarego CoMRtf
i t h ?' ?. ? -: ? i ; r ? ??
ALEXANDERE IVBLLS....0 Meat* iterCa
!.i : ? .... i t- Id*. Nor i
r M Kor?ir?
Tba next number ol Tm 7? Sarepsaa
CtreaiVuiAi a-,. l)eiaaaedTO?JfO] R )WlfOaUf< '?
IN*; at 9 </r -.. Il -a. contatj .. lateat
news up to *.'. ? ? ' z .'?.?.' ??< pri T!,!1.1 ?
' teaaailafrost BoatooonWcdne lay at 12 o'clock.
The Whig Ticket.?Kn Editorial letter
Iii dei I] ia bead aj pt ??reit in our < venin* edition
of Saturday, ami will L?c found ?n the sixth p ice
<>', 'hi*. M.orr.in:''* 7 -''ni' ,
Topic of the Pleraiasj?
Souse thirty persona, ail colored except
one or two, have been am atl d as partici?
pants ia the recent ri-1 at Chriatisaa. A
large nimibr r of then were brought to i'hi
ladelplua tod conimitted to Moyamenaing
Prison? seven on charge of treasofl against
the United States. A profoand proceeding.
The evidence on the examination of the
prisoners aril] be found at length in an -ther
column
The Representativei of the ' harmoni?
ous Democracy,1 after a wrangle of three
days and one ni^ht, closed their labors at
Syracust at i p*i Ii < k on Saturday morning,
by the presentation of a State tick* t, whi h
w ill be found in another column. The ticket
iseoMlj received here. VVe are told that the
language need in regard to it l>v certain
politicians oi the city, ia quite aa naughty
as that of ' oui armv in Flandi rs.1 At t!ie
Loco Ili ad Quartern,the Pewter Mug, Sic,
the tieket seems to be in ? condition direct?
ly the opposite of Dunlsp'a liquor, for it
moat dt i idedly won't go down.
The rtftgiBtr Pampero, lately in the em?
ploy of the Flibuatiera, hat been quietly
auneudered to the Collector at Jackson?
ville, Pis.
Aitother releaaed member of the Lopes
Expedition has arrived at LVew-Orleana.
Later advict ia from New-Mexico an
nounee fresh Indian outrages.
The proceedings of the Mexicsn Boun?
dary Conunisaion hsYe come nearly to a.
dead halt, in consequence of i disagree
mi nt between the Commissioners and Sur?
v evor.
We have a report of a disastrous fire at
Bridgeport, ('onn.
'I he Preaident baa finally i oncluded to nt
tend the Boaton Railroad Jubilee 11<- will
be attended by two or three of bia Cabinet
Ministen
lln Opposition >iui< Contention.
?l km i .i. Satur.lay. Sept 13th, 1891.
The three d.?\s" severe labor of the Con*
vention at the Market*Huuae resulted last
evening in the adoption of the aeriea of Re?
solves reported by the Committee. The
chief merit of those deelarationa, as of many
Othera like th in. is found in the fact that
they mean one thniL' or the other, accord*
itt? to the wishea of the render. Ia he a
Hunker ' Tin Reaolv? s " congratulate the
' country upon the recent aettleinent by
? Congresa of the queationa which have
'Ulihappilt divided the peopli of theSS
"States,"?which implies that the reaolvera
ate satisfied with that settlement, besides
imparting the joyful information that all
differences with regard to Slavery and its
Extension have been happily adjusted to
every body*a sstisfaetion, ao that colored
men take pleasure and pride in being stiel?
napped without ceremony under the Fugi?
tive Slave Law. while Quattlebum, ?iuit
i;i!ui. McDonald and their allies, hsveceas?
ed to sgitate for .Listice to the South and
ut w guajanteea and wider aeope for Slave- j
iv. In these assertions, the ' Democracy ?
have run considerably ahead of the Tele?
graph? and have doubtless carried balm to
the hearts and SSOthing to the nerves of the
I sioii Ssfi ty I 'ommitti e.
But is the querist i Barnburner' Must
he not, then, be aatished with the fact that
the Convention rejected, by laying on the
table. Mr. FoWrCTA- stipplen'.t nt :ry resolve,
"That the Democratic party in the State
'of New-York will faithfully adhere to the ,
?recent settlement by Cungrcsa of the ques>
1 lions which have unhappily divnicd the
1 l\haplc Of these Statt s, and will i.either
1 cnunter.anee nor sanction any aectionsJ
'sgttatHMi or legislation on the subjects e:u
'bneed in th:.t stttlciueiit." IL re is a ,
?trosg' negative pregnant,1.1 v irtual amrntaa j
tion that the Democracj of New-Terk will
d?? as thev severally think, beat in the
Pffimina The llt:nktr. on the other
! hand, may explain the rejection of thia re
? aslvs ?11 tie gmnnrl of its non nocoaaity
that us asasimeat substantially, was em?
bodied in tl:e series unai m.o?sly passed.
\\t aaa] prssATsse, therefore, that the requi?
site degree of isshignitj and no nseaning
lus ben, ohtsifajd that a declajrateSM has
been frami d, which leaves sverytlung a< n"
SjtMhing hau been said?that a pintfona has
been constructed DU whi h Hunker and
Harnburner mav he down together, eich
insisting that he is sanier his own proper
ro. . [f ao, the uijenuitv ?>i the construc?
tors is |n 1 a ceaYaSsesaisei, and the time
rfsquired for the cejoapletMM of their fabric
w is not thrown aw a> .
?The pledge to support auch pandsiatoa
SS >hali be nominated al a lulu re National
> snvssAaOSli Without resetration as U> eith
er pcreoca or priac i, ii it leset tun p?v
ocsl. The ?i-nSu r.er? wo'.!SMa*J H d * r
diatu etive STUciplea v ;'. r- tejrunofavef
in that eonvocatioea si i that asry stxsj tionof
sympathy wiihthem ? ?be atsltnthe
a.=I iiaiU'f .= of ar> caodj its before tint
body. Their surrender of ei rything hotj
a; peiianci i ia th . ort Ct D]' ?? . m ' ;*.
does scorn like 1 crowding trie mourners't?
i r th. m further
?Bat the rrjolre respecting State Poh>
j i6 deferring of a tnoreapeeial c^rjsiira- >
lion, L< t us look at it:
\VJ.,. rr.an..:Vn.? ut oi oar Cane s. and Mat - n
U-r Mil j ' '*?>"? -.? v ?-r
[,;,.',?- : n: ? I ? ip
/tyjr 'i? hten ? ' reo*,*1 ha H Then
why did y?.u break nj the last Legis] iture ?
ai d put the State to the expew of i Spe?
cial Electron and an Extra Seaeion exproaa j
I v on the assi mption th it this law eras and
could he no law. hut ::n unconstitutional a?
Eiimption of power1 V\ by have yea fired) j
cannon and held public Dieetinga to glorify
those who broke up the Legislature by re- i
signing, if that Enlargement rneaaure be
reallj a valid law 1 Do you justify ami
nority in thua obatrueting Legislation an!
disorganizing the State on a more question
of expediencj ' lud can you, who hate
thua esddled the st.ite with a heavy expen?
diture to subsen e a purely factious purpose,
: nw venture to talk of Whig expenditure
as "lavish, reckless and corrupt," and on '
that ground ask to be restored to power
When did the Whigaever run the State
$100.000 in debt to subserve a mere party
purpose, a- you did in thi- bresking np the
last Li gislstnre 1
Hut the plain intent of this resolve is to
make the friendsofthe Enlargement policy
believe that the aerpeut which tried to kill
that Enlargement baa voluntarily torn out his
i wn farms and ia bettci forth harsaless?thai
the work will oo forward though it> hered?
itary and vindictive enemies are empowere I
to control it. This i* a barefaced fraud ?
a deliberate attempt lo obtain otl.ee by Islse
j retenses. There ia not i shadow of prob?
ability that the men who stopped that En?
largement on coming into power in 1842,
will prosecute itif restored in 1859. Thej
are its hereditary ? nemies?not. all hut thi
controlling majority of them?the men who
hunted De Wm Clinton to his grave, insist
ing that he was pushing the State on to
irretrievable bankruptcy by his demagogue
projects of Internal Improvement?tin men
who reported in 1827 that the Canada would
never pay expenses, but must be sustained
by direct taxation?the men who in 1842
not only stopped the Enlargement outright,
but imposed a needless tax on the People to
under that Enlargement obnoxious?the
men who crowded into the Constitution of
l-tti a cla.ua? l>v ?hieb thoy c.iiiti.l.Mitlv
expected to postpone the Completion of that
groat work for at least twenty years?who
have all along insisted that the end and aim
ol the Convention was the fastening of the
Stop and Tax policy irrevocably upon the
Constitution of mir St.it??the men who.
after breaking up one Legislature and being
Blgnally rebuked therefor by the ,>|e,
continued their deadly hostility through the
Extra Session rendered necessary by their
factiousneaa?the men who warned the
capitalists of both hemispheres that the
< anal Enlargement bonds were a f and,
and would never he redeemed ? who
opt nly exulted in the prospect that the
Loan would not he taken, and consoled then
chagrin when it msj taken by chuckling
o\ er the low rate to which thev hail depress
ed it. And now can it be that the friends of
the Canal Enlargement .ire to forgetaUthia
lone and dubious struggle and elect Lcvi 1
S ( hattiehi and Company t<> the control of
the State Administration in order to " insure
the speedy completion of that glorioiM
w?nk '" Surely, all do know that, had these
men been in power, the first Million |)o|lirs
would not have been borrowed on tin prof?
fered Canal Revenue bonds; for who will
lend In* money when the rery borrower is
crying out against the lean as a fraud and
the security as a nullity ! None but offi- j
cera who unshed the loan taken could haTi
obtained thia first Million . who h. bei i sthat
Chalheld <v Co. would obtain the other
Nine Millions - Peopli of New-York!
friends of the Enlsrgenaeut Policy ' Isborera
on public werk?1 you must not, you will not,
he ?:? i It* d ' The ' ia w impulse ' of 1*.">1
stands or falls with its origins] and consist- I
entadvocates. If thev are defeated, it must
share their fate. Let your ballots proclaim
that New-York 'treads so baclrward Bteps.'
but mores onward and upward to the glori
OOSdestiny which solicits her as the jreat
chani tJ of intercourse between the Eastano
the West--the Old and the New World. '
You did not wait tili the recusant Senators
had been routed and a not to r Election was
: at hand to learn that Gso. W Psmaoon '
and bis associates on the W big Tt k< t were {
frienda of the Enlsigoancst policy, for they
never were anything elae. You will ?und
fast, tin rt tore, by these who have been with
you m p?osperity and adrersity, and in
so doing will win a victory which not New- '
i fork only but the wlaoic nnbounded West!
j will rejoice at.
The ?i,i; o-.i !? 4 iiailiil.K, s.
E I tatial C rreaeaaseaee efTSo frikaee.
.?\s?i i -t. Botaresy, s?pt. j^j
The :hn: .:.!)?' irihulsaion nl the Market
i! um havingresulted in the construction
of a Platform. 1 dropped in a; tiJfit iu-t
evening to wsnsssa :he ajonaination of the
Orspoaitiou Ticket, but found in progress Uie
same wearying tounu ut pnnifagj|ma on
tccbuicaliues and attempts* on tithe: aide to
get the \ . .Um r-gaga ol th? rivalfcctk?,
which I f posed h,?? t'f.?.*?> i ?.n '
the a ? if ?.e f ?tlm F.M?y. it j
?*> ?*?'?? : ti at -I- C??;.t-i-::tr ah mid m '
frit Dominated, and bv ballot; vrh weil ?M
B ':.! i:-.- ? ;, : .:i , iM vi.-tVv.!?'.;
I mistakenly. Their rat ltdate, Dr. Bee*
?
\ art Pur* as, for wot the n terato 'I.
L.iiiT.attlj fi at< rj But hi fan :h.s ! 1. >!
t: i moral certainti ih.-.t the ti tl ?; ? tl I
rr-t 1 e completed to a bto b?ar, aad glWMB I
In me. 1 sm fl!ad of' it . f< r ;t - ...? at least
1 o'clock this. ' arhea Ike roar of
' V t. <". - '< -;\ ? .. ? itv. w. ; ii }i"
Lad dragged all the way fri m N> w-York
on j Li j os(,:>r?? k?? th.' levered and unquiet
slun.Ler? of the heated aad drawary Syra
tc.-ans with tidingB tha; the long agon} a -
o\cr and ihr ti.-kct completed. 1 fancy
i (.:'.?> . r' them, and of kite sit pleas
Delegates a* well, arouM have ch 's^n to
wait awhil? rather than be ap;?r.s< d of the
fact by .i alow canaoi ati?* .it thai bbw aaorta
hl?' hour. And besides, who could hi Ip re
n mbering that the ili^ht >?t" the resigning
Senators from the Capitol last April eras
aaaouaced by a st?!l oiore intpoaino; salute
of artillery ! Tins business of powdi r
bi Ding doea nut .iK\a\ ?? emtre to the hi rifit
of th? - oho pay for thi aaltj eh r.
?Tht eandidati i ground oi I daring the
small hours of last aight arc ii the main re
apeetable, Mr John C. Wright- who isde
signated for Controller, is a man of fair
tail DtS and character, lie Used to be 00 our
aide to politics, and waa i m- :ii;??>r of our
tir-t Young Men's State Convention in 1888;
but after liin. Jackson's eleeti in, living m
the Jackson County of Sehoharie, be went
mi r toth- aide whereto Power Mtemed t>
have firmly fastened iteelf, aad he baa aiaee
rernainod then He his been i < "intv
Judge, tin ii a State Senator, and is one of
those moderate and reasonable Hankers irk i
wanted, in the Conrentioa, to crowd the
Barnburnen as tar a- they would hoar, trot
no further.
Hi nry S. Randall, the caadid tte foi Si e- i
retary, is a Barnburner, and waa the party
i andidate for this office two ye in a ,o II"
ha* some good ideas aa to fanning, tad if
be were Secretary we should expect him
to deal fairly by the caose of Popular Edu?
cation ; but when you come to Canal Policy,
ho I* as wrong as man can ba We care
not what he mav he induced tO s.iv, an I
think he bclii rea, ;ii view of thi exigencies
of his present position?Mr. Raadall is not
in favor of the Speed] Enlargement, 'mitts
deadli foe. He has been a atea ly follower
of Silas Wright Plagg A Co. through life,
and an adrocate of the Stop and Tax policy
devised by the Hrrkimer potiuetntM to rrn
di" Internal ImproTement odioui ami bur
ilensoine t<> thi Pi >>|>l.- Ii i lected, he mn -t
and will find means of defeating the poliey
of Got. Hunt, and restoring that of Col.
\ oiin_; ami Michael HofTuiaB.
The aarne ia true of Horace W heeton, ?-an
didate for Canal Commission! rs. und Benj.
Welch, Jr., nominee for State Treasurer.
Both lire i n the line of the eat Canal, at
points where local intt rest and feeling hate
steadih favored thr Enlargement poliey.
l!m both are Barnborni ra, with the aarron
viewa and traditional jealottsiea pecnliar to
that sect, which aeea i a Canal or [{arbor
improvement only the aggraudixement <>t
some individual who owna property by its
side, and cannot expand its riaioa M a* to
embrace the thouaanda, perhaps million*, to
whom that work is to aecurecheap raecesa
to inarkets and enduring proaperity. Mi
Welch i~ Editor of the only paper in Buf?
falo win h upheld the resigning Si aatora
ami oppoaedthe Speedy Enlargi Baeut which
thi \ ao reckleaaly i ndewvored to defeat
\a to Mr. Levi 8. <'hati'dd, we are
ri^ht i:lad t<i rind hi tm "ii bail'1. Had he
tieeii dropped as the cooler and wist if hf^tds
desired, it might have heen poaetble to
persuade some I 'anal. iea that the leopard
hu?i eluutged In- spots?that the deadly
enemies of the Enlargement Policy had
eoncluded to give way to the Peoplei wtiL
\\ ah * 'hatfield on the tn-ki;. no I 'anal man
can l>< duped into it* support who doea not
wish to be Bwiadled. W ? want a verdict
of the People on thr dignity, ability, aad
propriety with which this geutleaiaa has
die barged hia huh re*ponaibilitiea?wede
aire to know wbetltt t aack ar-roea black
iniism as be baa been ac Mtooaed t
dispense under tin appellation >f ofieial
?Opil 1088*00grave I 'onstiti.aon.il ^; :? -.Uons,
wherein Gov. Hunt and the Legislative
. rhampioas of the 8peedj K. Hgeaneat have
been lodd up to puhlif ? a.s _'ij:uiti ?
[i culators and n ? k.. BB laola oi corrnptioB,
ar? eciioeiiial to the an: icc"idant
w itb the '"I ? ling of the roten of our Stal ?
I; il be, we have hitherto entaulaiaed a
, in"-', extravagantlj exalted estinaate of
I their st nae ol deceney.
Mr. John??-ti. v bo is pot ;? for Judge of
! Appeals, is a young lawyer of our I'ity.
' hitherto aakrwwi to fame, of whom a fc'.*oi
.-? jorti- _'i\'n I: is a fair presumption
that he h .s der dtd natural ..Siliti? s. Vet
if Gov. Hui t had - lected jnat an h a man
for ever a Cireuil Judge, a -la:'."- would
inevitably have been rained thai the ap
poiatuaf at waa iaapelled bi tan rthy favor
rtiatu. We do not believe that a jurist so
t\; - ricr.rtd ar.ii unex e|t:-inable ?a Mr.
l oot will hi- ejected froaj the bedaek t?>
make room fur a young man like Mr.
Johnson : we are sure he sh -uld not he.
Mr. J. i'U_*rt ti r-ste-ru hiatself brtunate
at hia a_e ia rerri?in.' a aotuination for
such a po-t: ii he -s ot toe r?gat . ?
BBtruwiii be ;-u.e enough yet (be proviag
tt It Vtwid I ? na! mtsf. rtue.o |i h..n
tO tr lifted t?> the ptttta V Ol Ma profes
U< n at trti? rerj outset of h:? carer.
As t" t!t n. Storm.-, who ha* ohtaiM : l!ie
r.cr injtMi tor Stall Pri?on lnsp*-"t ir, we
fhall or!v sty here that we consider htm
rr!\ '?? ft f. r the p >-t than 1>;j oppo?
nent Mr, Wellt; and that, t> those ne
: \\ iih < . : > ; .1 : ? --a;. :r ' a .-rt'at
When thia i fia ni iw :? elf rote, we
h?'{"' thi: it v ??- I.- ri forth t-? be filled by
f i ti ->r; m liar aatd -'\ Jted q aliaVatioaa?
T.rn wh ? r i .Vv i'Kis jean aad
? trt.r.-t Um eght to the philo- iphy of Crim \
il e -?? lj u4 r.\ ? systteaas of Prison Disci*
ne, the i auaea oi kaaaaa frailty, die., die.
We hopro* no msn would evtimuto be
chosen a Prison Inspector who had not too
much liignit of character to sofaVeit tibia or
v i thei .:: . and too mueh t. nderneonof
fei ing to seek the society of criminals an?
der si ? im| ? Ise hot that of i deairt to re?
ft m and benefit them. How deeply are
hate tern disappointed thus far is autfi
ientl) lOtorii us. are hope a caauage in the
future is not utterly imprai ticabla
i hi tftraj ai ( hriotiwaai,
\ citixen i f Maryland weir on Thursday
i .L'lit last to ('hriati taa, near fearartrrr, IV.
accompanied by an ohleer with a proper
warrant according to the act of Congress,
tore laim two fugitive slaves. Their cova>
i g w at apt ett i bj the ne^r a ?*, who t*
srmbled to resist tue law and defend the
f eedom of th, ir brethren \ hi tody itfrav
ensued in whi ii Mr. Gorsoch, the nassssr,
was killed and bis son, who araa with hits,
seritu'-Iy Wii:::d?d. I he slaves were not
taken, hut sim*e then several arrests have
made on the charge of murder
It has bees a.--, rted that the Abolitioniata
in that vicinity, when consulted before?
hand, adi iaed the negroea to arm themsoli oa
aid -hoot d wo the slave catchers. This,
however, is denied on the beat authority.
\ h tter which we published on Saturday,
fi 'in a co iree sure to he accurate!) intern?
ed in this respect. Bays that exactly the
contrsrj advici was given them, and tli.it
;!?\ were ei| licitly told that it ws ? betti r
to dee than fight We have no doubt this
i- thr truth, espceislly as tlie Abolitionists
theresboot nre Priends. It was good eoun
s< ! and it i- (o be deplored that the nCgrOCS
"lid not follow it.
It is alae asserted that the blacks were
the first to fire, a.- if th at rendered their act
in. re heinous; hi t this is also denied on their
patt It nny r ite.it appears cert tin that
Mr. Gorsueh was he; t on getting them at
whatever coat, and warned that a refusal to
surrender would be attended by bloodshed.
Accordingly, if he did not tire first, it wa
not from any intention to apsro life on hie
?; . i . and the ut ,'roes jn hiring did no more
tl' ii tJo v knew would be done to them.
A great deal of horror i% expressed at
the result, bocsuse white aaen poriahod at?
tempting to axecuta u law of the United
States. iaadtweoftaM rreaiatlng negroes
fallen instead, comparativel] little would
hav< been thought of it, and we presunssno
arrests would have tuen deemed necessary.
For our part we are tS dot plj shocked at
the b|o< dshed * bicfa has taken place as any
< ne, but we cannot hold the negToca guilty
ol thecrims of murder. Thev acted against
ont law it i- but. but thej had another on
Ihl ir .-nie. and that ? law august and dil baS
in origin, nam< ly, the law of Nature Thev
dl ft tided an inalienable riL'ht, namely, the
tight to their own persons. When that right
is a-.-,nl< ii.no buaaan di ci se oi eaactnacnt can
annul the authority of tht individual to de
t i d it. and to defend it, if he think advisa?
ble, to the Isst. No aet ol Congress can
make .t r-^hi ft r one man to convert anoth?
er into his personal property, or wtvttg for
that other to refuse to be ao treated. No
statute of man'f making can abrogate the
first and manliest inatiDct of man's nature,
for thai i-> tht en ation ol the Higher Power.
It ia not auf] i< nt for a l< gisbtture to de?
clare that certain usdividuala are and ought
to be the slaws of certain .fliers, for
Slavery is not i matter of Lau in the pare
and elevated aeasi of that term, but ol
violence; and bj violence they that it lays
hands oa are, in the eye of impartial
and unso| hiati ated justice, author:/' d to
resist it. Woul I it not m truth h ive been
a worse BBunk r had iJo' Degrees been -hot
down im del* ndiag their freedom1
But whatever be the absoluta natural I
r:. i in this ease, it is plain thai the Mucus
fell into a lameiitahls error. They ought
f., have followed the advice of their frisunia
ia! ear aped from the country tVe doubt
that naight have been doaj eves tibxi the
warrant w.i? out for their arrest, for on all
-nt. - they won! ! have found ail and com?
fort ..- they Bed Even these who uroaeu
It/ui ni pr?^-^!!^!^ tic- i.r'.-i --ity of ?na
mining the odious, rue mfaassas law for
tlsve-estrhing, would then have h> Ipa I
then in their strait. Now. by their
t..? y have ehaaged the rSSQsnd made them
? .v. - :.. lie i! a; a_'_'r<.r- in-t.?.d
. I -:.lit rers. It is out of the question for
fugitivea to khini ot fateihly resi tiag the
. thorities, and being -o.it i- wrong for
them to undertaki [t is wrong to aeek
aiu defy nsartyrdom,where ootbing into
be gained thereby. The only safety for
persona i- to _?-t out of this land of
I crty as I uM - they east,
V?trust that thia asulauf holy event asay
not be l ti ' :.t its use m nxtn/ upon this
ens tmeat anaoeg us the character that it
si etaer eivilixed countries. Let it
? an sa if ts,ahs\mofal sad iuhnaaan. For,
w. bar** said before, this atrray is o:te
rafitslfj ".: Itl rruitS. In the Southern
States, where Slaver] hi at bonne, Mend
Hans if a .recent esresjJaftnfsM hi laVnafti
al nv.ij.turr. In bringing Ui'- fir I cpoaour
m a it i? !. >t surpiiamg ih.\t neat liorr:*!
nefiea should come with it. Hut far
ShtTI rv sr. h ihn g? Would rot be ; but f.*
tbe Fagitivo Siaro law-tin \ would ? >t t> ?
t!u Fra State*.
??raw*.
Tl m>whohavelatterly ?aal a *fa}aa*.
selvewwith |laa<a v. the cur.-or, annli
gence from l-.;:-. ,v. i!...,. N. n., du?n???
worth ao bm rc. will v.t II i...-. moraur; ta
resume the halm of can (al martiag Apart
from tl i -rt ,i r?cht ra ?. iad t > Ja if
ike ?r i 1 ' > c.? i i * - r,, r, ?., ft(,r
ow n< ra, with i II ..... . tt.onal fewhkr
w \ ich it ia our dutj to .'? trianah
ao!i{??>???! tor ot.r si-,, .; r>. t'-e pol.ti^
t,ew* ;> call 'aU d lui , ,,
In regard to Faaaca, there aecas'
to o? ao longei .t reaaon la daaaat mat
th< Ptincf ile Joiavi.] baa reaolredla isas*
t?te tbi t vinyl. ? .? - \ > ? ? , <.>a
return t.. 1 ranee bj - af a:>, la -a ,tt
either t?? the National lasen ' . .?: u> r.r?
I'rcaid? nc). It ia aaid that ha wilt (4tat In
the lattrr a .ih a riew, ci an to the for
raer. A special el* tien ia about to be hail
to fill the vacancy in the IK perineal of Km.
isterre, where the Priact i- i \.v diaaiy
popular, especially ia the Bniittno t tv of
Rreat. He will be ?le ted, aad then the
queatioa will beoutht abrogation of tha ia*
creeofhaaiahitwut, which noa forbade bin,
as weUallthe otn i an ... lei ofhn(ianily,ls
return to Franca, [aiait ia mapoaed will he
accenanliahed; he will return aad take h.t
se.it . next lo will be pi I il uominition for
the Presidency and will himself be al Paris
to direct the anacavere ol tl<e eleetotil
campaign. Such, nr -mmih thing aeai it, is
probably the plaa ia the eaaecutiea ot w hi-h
the Prince and lu> in.nn dial! Irunds,?
prominent IBBOBg whom is M. JuHMJ fastaj
tie, who was las] rear ii iln-> ounlry aw
now engaged M Gruiaot, M Dueh uaaa*
and in short all the politic il le.ideia who
formed and snstaiaed the aval Crovensneal
of L ttia Philippe, oppaaa this aoh< ma,?
They go for the fusion el aha two btaaahaa
of the Bonrbona with i riew la the reotUre
tioti ol monarch) on th< baaii of legaa
maei
\N i do not here andertalk to appreciate
the motive which inapela M d< JoiaviNe to
auch B course, nor to decide whether it be a
genuine resolve ta aubaait la lite UopuMir
as the best thing undei the c ire ananases,
? >r a plot to oveithrow the ' aaatafalBn aad
reinstate the throne It i myta aaa
oeive, however, that a naa of his aetiva dh>
positaoa aad iatense patriotic fruiliag ihaaM
prefi r to eater Fraaee oaaay tolerable eon
ditioaa whnh would iaaare bim an iniluen
tktl place in public allair.s. l.ilhei than to
instin Eaglish exile in tka axpeetattaa-ef
a daily more aacertain ami inprehahln \lo*
toration. The traditioBs ol Ins faaaily ira
eatiraly in favoi of this hypatteeai, In*
father did not eatcrtaii aaj rigid rieww at
inonarcliical priocipts, apart fran In* <>wu
interest,ami lus graa Ifathoi was Botans*asty
ready foi any comproBsiai withual laaydta
bow much he was required to tarraadai ?
W liners Iiis iota tor the MOeiataM <?! l.oina
XVI
It i? evident th u If. do Jouaville has 11.4
lb" political chaacea which bate ilmm mi
much foi Loais Kapoleofl His mime will
rouse wide aad butt 1 aaiatoastJae by whash
Napoleon was aot affected, rim l?o.;it
imista cannot go lor bin as thej did (ot tb?
uaephew ol Ins uacle;*1 and great aanay
be the OrlcBBs prince'a popul?r Ui ia tbe
n iporta, In* will not find thet>blind support
fron the peanaaBiy arhieh proved neffoa
ciooa at the last eleetioB. Baatdaa- he
lack- one advantage that Napnle. n en
joyed . be has not the repatatiea ?>! batag
mt a tally ami norallj dafii iaat, ind m> large
I arty that in n ality is opposed ta ban, aal
hope to coavert bin iato ita tool.
I >ii tin whole, tin ii, lUCh a mow ineiii on
the part of this prince ha > IB IXC! IbbI BfB"
ini-e for the good csaae It La a m ar and
potent element ol discord in the sena oi
those whose ? ml is to imttln 1 libarty md
? ii bain the pi ople, and adds another to tbe
prouabilitii a of a rlsnoentir trhiauah at th?t
coa baj electioa.
Mill it is net wise to regard the proepaat
with too mach ceaAdaace It is ilarata
poaaible that the aati ranablieai factioae
should take eoaaaal al pra^aace, ai 1 ai the
last nonaat abasaiaa their ajntrrela und
make ronnoB fit nf, rathei than risk tin;
traaafei ?<f the gaveraanat iata the band?
of geamae, radical iffpahlifiaa. (n tint
ea-c it la possible thai they shnilid il ou
M da Joiaville as their u.'?si ivnaahk bbs>
didate. It woaid bat add inothtr ta the
strange licisaitadea of atTairst sheeld thai
de eeadaot ol Boi.riitn. Km^ ? p?i , .\<*
aaontha be ace, ball re the National Aaseoa
bly to take the -aih af Idelity t" the Repair*
tic a.s its Preeadeat.
We eo; v in inother edami tha bbjbbbi
letters ol ti,e Aaatrian E apt rar, by aanhi
without more ado, he annuU the GaBSBBa*
torn of Mar'h lib. I-1!I. ami laakBBBl BB1
empire in name. ;., has lorn.' been in fal
tty, ta a I ti<<- adraatagea of aanixad ?l^o
lutisn. iieaceforth it ia aaaoaaced that the
Miniaten af Austria are raataaiMal/< to Bl
otktr ao/ificaV aaflsnfjf likaa "?< aieaaaaaai
a- >: know ia other aoarea ot ,>o-.\?*r. Tonal
li.ei 1 wear nacoaditnoal idelity . bis real*
Intioae teatitjiaiog Ihr laws and naxini ?f
justice tie) are to carry net, and tb?
Rfich\rath, or * 'ouacal of the Km, ire, 1? now
hi.s 1 Baeil alone, iad is to give its aaaaiaa
wIm 1 ti ?- Enpenn desaaaoa it A(bn thaai
01 a aaeei his tnperial llajt rty, i" ^ k*atai
which mi_'bt well pa.s- f.r a eipiul joke,
baada over tha Coaatatatna to hia I'rima
Miant? aad tha Praaianat of the Rais ho
rath, (or u en to decide, u> ripe iad ?eno?a