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)t Buffalo JDailg ttepitbltr ursbuji, 0eptembev 122, 1050. A Narrow Escape. The Rome Sentinel re vention. It i ras, he believed, necessary to tell the people wl ly it became proper to depart from SPECIAL NOTICES. whose record was blacker than that of any other man in the State, as anti-canal man.

They had SPECIAL NOTICES. American State Convention. Utica, Sept. '21. AFTERNOON SESSION.

Iates the following As the train on the Water the principles and custom of the American part stricken oft the present Comptroller, who the best canal democrat in the State, a man (own and Rome Railroad left here yesterday II we were to have a machine here to destroy AMUSEMENTS. METROPOLITAN THEATRE MisiGER THOS. CARR. Stape Vanager Jas. Leader of Orchestra A.

Poppknbkrg. Treasurer. Albert B. Cark. Scenic Artist F.

Stanpield. otuer macnines let us know who runs the ma whom canal men of Western New York would On the re-assembling of the Convention, Gen (Monday) afternoon at 3:45, one of the employ or Real Estate Advertisements T3 SEE FIRST i'AGE. THE BLKFALO chiuery aud who supplies the grease. (Cheers Scroggs announced the Question to be ou th vote for irrespective of party. Westchester re eesofthe Railroad Company came very near anu nisses.) rie desired to Know, lor one, if motion of Headlv to exclude all but delegates meeting with a fatal accident as it was, theac lused to go to the polls with a shillellah in hands, or a bucket of lager beer in his hand: BOAKD OF REAL ESTATE BROKERS were driven here like a set of cattle.

(Cheers alternates, and reporters. cidenl was a severe one. The name of the em Ad.trtUe all. their Notion the Republic, only. and no man should make him vote for a dutch anu nisses, cnair rapping to order.) Duganne W.

D. Murphey, moved to lay on the table until the report of the committee on Credentials ployee is Fp.Xnk Macomb be was on the top repeated we were to De sold like cattle, (hisses man. He was a canal man, and denounced both and applause.) Jones and Lienmston as anti-canal men. was received Agreed to. the cars fixintr the bell rope, when the trai passed through the canal covered bridge, beyon The Chair The Convention will be in orde George Briggs.

from committee on Credeu H. I. Irving of New York was opposed to th Those who are not members of the Convention tials. reported a list of delegates, stating that nomination ot Dorsheimer. It was made onl QTSEE ADVERTISEMENTS OF.43 GOO.

W. AL.L.BN, C. J. HASTINGS, I.VIt.N JAMBS SULLY, I I I'll I S. J1IIH, t'KKHIIM.

ifc OTTO, the Arsenal, in this village he did not seem will not take part in any expressions of assent or there were no contested seats. through the instrumentality of Buffalo men, who had made bargains by which the President of the Farewell Benefit of LITTLE CORDELIA HOWARD, And her Parents, MR. A MRS. C. HOWARD, THIS EVENING, SEP.

22, The performance will commence with DEED, OR THE DISMAL SWAMP. Tom Tit Little Cordelia. Nina Gordon Mrs. G.C. Howard.

Edward Clayton Mr. G. C. Howard Haory Gordon J. Canoll think of the bndee, he continued at his wort dissent lrom the debate.

Andrews of New York, moved the acceptance Braiidrcth'a Fills liave no Action bate OS la rriiiTiEM. Yoong people cannot, but middle-aged ami old people can, appreciate that medicine which, being used in sickness, actg only upon the cause of the disease. Around every organ affected, there the medicine penetrates, removing impurities, preventing all setting of the humora into ulcers, swellings, or tumors. In Heart Affections, in Epilepsy, in Pleurisy, in Sore Throats, and affections of the respiratory organs generally, in Dyspep. sia, these wonderful Pills give immediate relief; and perseverance will be sure to cure.

Maladies which have been pronounced beyond human skill have been cured by their use. And is this so wonderful? Behold the reason I Braxdrsth's Pills purify lhe blood; they have no power, except over impure humors, and these being removed, the ditease is removed. Millions are deriving health from the use of this innocent medicine, which never weakens, tut'ftlways strengthens; firstly, by taking out of the body these which heid, as it were, the life principle In custody; and, secondly, by imparting a life-giving property to the blood. Sold at Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office, No.

294 Canal Btreet, New York, and by C. F. WRIGHT, Nc. 398 Main street, Buffalo, and by all respectable dealers in medi-cinefi- Duganne. This does not require either assen State Council obtaiued the berth of sheriff, and until he was struck on the head by the bridge or dissent.

1 am simply doing an act of justic other Americans got fat offices. He would not CLARK'S SYRUP. covering, scraped along and off the cars, an of the report without reading. Richmond, of Genesee, objected. He di the reading of the report.

The list was then called. morally perjure himself for anv such bargain Let those who doubt the efticiency of ol CLARK wnen 1 demand an explanation ot all this, have heard it said that there are bargains that men have received their prices. C. S. Macomber spoke warmly in favor of Do dropped down through the bridge into the cana some 25 feel below, passing through the hole by The name of Erastus Brooks was the only sheimer.

He had been in the country longe reter Tidmarsh H. Jordan. Fulmer, of New York, called the gentleman one that drew applause from the Convention which grain is lowered into canal boats. than most men here, and had occupied an honor Ann Miaa L. Carter.

to order for uot speaking to the question. able position in the American army when the Fiftv-two counties were represented, and oue was bv some of tlie traekmen who saw Dance "vbcp rend who recommend it. Hon. JOHsl I. SCHOOLCRAFT, Albany.

Hon. ELI PERRY, Major, Albany. W. L. SLA WSON, Albany.

JOHN TEN EYCK, Eveuin Journal. A. W. HARRIS, Congress Hall, Albany. ROBERT HARPER, Alderman 10th Ward, Albany.

BEN J. MARSH, Jeweler. State street, Albany DANIEL W. MILLS. Banting Department, Albany.

THOMAS MoSPEDDON, Alderman 19th Ward X. Y. City. Hattie Stanley. hundred aud ninety-eight names on the list majority here present were on their mother lhe Chair.

The remarks are taking wide range, but the Chair does not feel at liberty to tne full A gash about three inches in lengtl knee. One hundred and fifty-five delegates answered check the discussion. was cut in his scalp down to the skull he wa He had known him as a Democrat and as to their names. Duganue. I have heard it said that the sal Republican, politically aud sociallvand prouounc also considerably bruised on the shoulder, sid H.

B. Northrup moved that Erastus Brooks be unanimously elected as permanent Chairman ol of the American party was to satisfy person; ed him an honorable man and true gentleman and legs. Hon. JOHN" J. SHAW, Member of Assembly, Sth prejudices, and by others that it was to destroy He wished the opportunity would offer for elect Ward.

N. Y. CUT. the Convention. (Loud applause.) Carried the Republican party.

THOS. R. M1NTURN, of House of Minturn Andrews moved that Ulman aud Northrup be Let Cs Reason. History tells us of a con ing an American ticket, but there was none and To conclude with CONTENTMENT VS. RICHES Mmcj Strap Mra.

G. wwd CuriBiopner jt tn Lady Elizabeth D. A. Kjan! CjrCHiXGK op Pricks of AMn3sio.i.Dre.H Circle admitting a gentleman and lady, )5 centa, lor every addi' tional lady, 25 cents; Dreas Circle, gentleman's tickets 60 cents; Private Boxes, Familv Circle, 26 cents- lial lery, 25 cents, open at 74 to commence at 1 o'clock Omnibus Notice. An Omnibus will leave the Theatre very evening for Cold Springs, after the performance under the direction of Mr C.N.

Miller The Chair The gentleman must not wande a committee to- conduct Brooks to the chair. they were now lighting the battle lor the Pres: queror who died trom a pestilence caused bj dential contest, uot for State offices. He trust Adopted. so widely from the questiou. Mr.

Duganne took his seat. the dead bodies of the vanquished. Would no American would be so mean as to ask an of Mr. Brooks was loudly applauded aud three Patridge, N. Y.

City. ROBT. CHRISTIE, Member of Assembly, Richmond county. MILLER LUTHER, Wholesale dealers in Fruits, N. T.tSty.

And 1000 others IT CONTAINS NO MINERALS. NO KINDS OF DRUOS. not be well for the administration and its hire Headley desired to explain that he endorse fice or favor from the hands of any of these cheers, standing, were given as he took the chair the resolutions and address, nnd would go them Mr. Brooks said Gentlemen of the American nominees. They desired only to show Kentucky lings, to think of this, in their bitter, vindictive war on Senator Dol'GLas and his friends? What the split ticket, and every thing.

(Laughter.) State Convention. It becomes me first to tender Maryland and Missouri and all the states ot th. Died. YRA, onlv child of Marian E. and Benj H.

Austin, aged 8 months and 27 days. CThe funeral from the residence of Benj. H. Austin, 291 Washington street, to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. This morning, at 3 otk, at the residence of her father, AMANDA HALLENBECK, voungest daughter of G.

3. Hallenbeck, aged 25 years. The funeral will take place at the residence of her father, 240 Pearl street, to-morrow (Fridaj) after-roon, at 3 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend. Simple and like Wine, cannot hurt any person, if The address and resolutions were then vou mv sincere thanks for renewed evidence ib to be gained by the course they are pursuing mon that New York would be with them in 1860 One delegate had declared he would not asso adopted.

of your kindness in this favor. It was my pri cupied a proud position with her Southern sisters in the Revolutionary war, aud she would not now sanction auy doctrine that said the North must stand alone in irrepressible conflict with the South. They were not now going to favor this or that man, but they were going to show their own power, and make their voice respected. Mr. Husted said this was not- the time for the discussion of this question.

He moved the question, which was ordered. The question on Duganne's amendment was lost, there being only three or four affirmative votes. The original resolution was then adopted by a very large affirmative vote, only three or four voting negative. (Loud applause). A recess was then taken for one hour.

When the Convention was again called to order, the President said he had been anxious to consult the wishes of the delegates of the different districts, but 50 names having been suggested for 16 places, he found much difficulty in avoiding the great responsibility. He named the following as the Committee. 1st District George Briggs, Rufus F. Andrews, New York. 2d District T.

T. Wood, Kings; L. K. Chandler, Duchess. 3d District W.

D. Murphy, Albany; D. W. Tuthill, Rensselaer. 4th District H.

B. Northup, Washington; Or-ville Page, St. Lawrence. oth District R. F.

Stevens, Onondaga; A. H. Prescott, Herkimer. 6th District Wm. Oakes, Madison; E.

L.Sweet, Tioga. 7 th District Geo. L. Whitney, Ontario; Jas. McLean, Seneca.

8th District G. A. Scroggs, Erie; Saml. Richmond, Genesee. Andrews, of New York, moved to adjourn till 8 o'clock.

Feltman, of Albany, hoped a committee would be first appointed on resolutions. Andrews said there was a State Committee from whom he hoped to hear a report. Brooks announced that the late State Committee had prepared an address which would be presented in the course of the evening. Adjourned till 7 P. M.

EVENING session. The Convention reassembled at 7 o'clock. The Chair stated that during the afternoon session it had been observed that persons not delegates took part in the proceedings of the Convention. He, therefore, at the request of the Convention, appointed four seargeants-at-arrus, and requested all not members to take seats at the back part of the Hall. Mr.

Wagner, of New York, moved that a vote of thanks be tendered the Common Council of Ctica, for the tender of the free use of the Hall, and a copy of the resolution be sent to them. Adopted. Erastus Brooks reported to the Convention an address and resolutions presented by the State Committee of last year, of which he was Chairman. The address sets fourth the corruptions of political organizations, both in party connections and legislation, to prove that the time has arrived when it becomes proper to destroy all party machinery; by electing through means of the balance of power the best men lor Does it strengthen the piesent administration or J. nr.

savage, oi jen lorK, ottered a pre vileee three years ago to preside over the Con ciate with this Erie county Dutchman. He could only say that at home he occupied a high, social the cause of democracy, by the calumny an vention in Auburn, there to select and elect au amble and resolution setting forth the fact that dissensions kept the opposition apart, while the small babe. It is magical on LIVER, WOMB COMPLAINTS, GENERAL DEBILITY, and WEAKNESS 06' FEMALES ff For sale by A. I. MATHE'VS, 220 Main street.

BuUalo, and wholesale by BARNES 4 PARK, New York City, and T. W. DYOTT SONS, Philadelphia, Pa. selO-dt American ticket, and I trust it will be my duty position, and was welcomed at the home ot an abuse heaped upon bim by the handful of sop BUFFALO GYMNASIUM, No'fi 24 and 26 Pearl Third Floor, BUFFALO, N. i TERMS.

One Year, including batlm $10 00 Six Months, oq Three Months, 3 50 ty Rooms open from 7 A. M. to P. M. general desire is felt for a change in the policy ex-President of the II.

S. now to preside over a convention, which shall porters, assisted by the Black Republican pies of the general government, and that an effort select aud elect its ticket. It is not for me to A. Prescott advocated the adoption of the re should be made to bring together all the ele interfere with the action of the Convention, yet port ol the Committee. It is au undeniable fact that seven-tenths of tin democracy of the North and Northwest, are tli Safe for Sale.

meats of opposition, therefore, I may sav. it is in vour Dower so to acauit your Scroggs spoke warmly in favor of Dorsheime CHILLS AND FEVER Chills and Resolved, That a committee of one from each friends of Mr. Douglas, and advocates of selves here to-dav, so that not only men of vour ONE OF HERRING'S PATENT SAL- and in support of the report of the Committee Feyer! I Chills and Fever I One of the (Treat- judicial district be appointed to confer with other imaWEIIiniDII SIZED SAFES Price Tiemi nare respectfullv invited to call r.nd witness rder of Gymnastics. JOSEPH QUI. n.

choice may be elected to the highest offices of the He called the attention ol the gentleman who doctrines of popular sovereignty and non-inter political organizations, tor the purpose of callin 3fl-ly the State, but that others elsewhere may, bv teared to break the oath and obligations, to th vi (J I n. fAljlBBLKi, el Republic BtSce. Proprietor. vention, and if they are to be killed off by th fact that the last Troy Council adopted a resol a general National Convention of all opponents of the democracy, to nominate candidates for your action, be promoted hereafter to elect to of iice men representing without doubt the Arner est remedies that has ever been laid before the public toi Feyer and Ague, and which has received the highest eco-siums from the prsss and the people, is PR. J.

HOSTET-TEK'S CEDEBRATED BlTTBRf. Who would endure the tortures arising from this terrible disease, when i' onn be so easity cured? Who would endure sleepless nights, burning fevers and Icy chills alternately, when rmedv can be obtained for a mere trifle? And yet hov 3 JNiag.ua street, course pursued, may not the conquerors be van tion abolishing nil oaths and obligations of the sunaoiw ior any reran nustiies. with immed Hie nna. the Presidency and Vice Presidency. order.

quislied afterwards? These are thought every Beaaion, arm witn or wlthotrt the l.asement. Rent for Savago advocated the resolution in brief re Ullman said that Americans had arrived at an ican principle of State. You can so act, that while the eyes of the commonwealth are upon you, you can show that hereafter the people true-hearted democrat should consider. Th iMere or ifZDU lor store with Uasement. QP" Apply at the Republic office to GUY n.

sai.tsritpv marks. unimportant crisis. They must either dissolv many fami ies linger out a painful existence under thi- masses will think and talk, regardless of diet the party or make their power felt iu the State of must respect your voice Or to STEPHEN S. SMITH. Niagara Land OffiJ.

James It. Thompson was not willing to try any new experiment now. They were on the tion of any class of men. New lork and the I. The eyes oi' politicians are also upon you, and eve ot one experiment and that was enough.

The will see that nenceiorth they must bow to vour Bates, of Westchester, said the Convention I JTAttM WAN'I KU. Containing 100 to ST. JAMES HALL. BUFFALO, N. Y.

The largest and handsomest Hall west of New York, SFATS PEOPLE. This ele ant and popular ball ia for rent lor COiV-CERTS, OPERATIC ENTKRTA TNMENTs! LFCTtRFS. BALLS, tc, Sc. C. G.

FLINT, Lr-ssM myM-gm nder St. Jamea Hail. COL. LXJM MIWTCO" I0VRG AMERICA" BILL POSTERS AIM) I IR( Office at Hawk's Literary Depot, 10 East Seneca St. dclo Arrival of the Arabia.

dead.v ao noimng out ttuip uu.u uutli it becomes as common us their daily meals; and ye' they are not relieved. None but the foolish and weal, would hesitate to procure these valuable Bitters, and sav. themselves intense agony. t5pTKor sale by rlruggiite and dealers generally, everywhere, and by A. 1 MATHEWS, 220 Main stieet.

selD-lw iOU acres, first Cta 3 in PVdrv narfifnUr fnr wi.nl. principles and your power. One year ago, I had made themselves ridiculous, and he should Democratic party iu less thau three month might be rent in twain. He hoped at all event mi yruLrf rij- Will oe pa 10. rHJilEKlWli OTTO.

not vote the ticket. chairmuin of a committee, tendered the olive Sackville, N. The R. M. steam the resolution would lay on the table, for he did branch to a powerful organization.

It was dis On motion of Van Antwerp the previous qucs ship Ambit, stoat, left Liverpool at a not like agitating the subject ot Convention tion was then ordered. carded, and it became necessary to nominate clock on the morning of the lUth and ar MORTGAGES WANTED. A few thousand dollars worth of first class Mortgages given for the purchase monev, and due within wn to iir vpRri this time. He moved tlR subject be referred to TO LET. The Basement room uodei No.

1 Niagara street. Well calculated for straight American ticket. Sixty thousand men lhe Kesolution to vote viva voce on each can rived off Halifax about o'clock P. of th- the State Committee. Adopted.

didate was adopted. On Dorsheimers nomina 20i inst. te negotiated by the eulirjcriber, at hip office, Ho. 3 North rooemaker, tailor, barber, 4c. Rent $5 a month.

Apph it the Hepublic office. jy21 GUV H. SALISBURY. A delegate moved to limit debate to five then deposited their votes in the ballot box with out hope of victory, but to show, as they wil now show, that they are a balance-of-power par tion the count was demanded. inviKion aireeT.

LEONARD WILSON. The steamship Balboa left Liverpool at abou the same time for Halifax. minutes. 822 Fire nod Life Insnrance Agent. The vote stood 90 for endorsement, and 60 K.HODE ISLAND STREET.

1 i.ttei Thompson hoped the motion would not be Six Lots on Rhode Island street, FOR SAL1 gainst it. The Independence Beige says that England ban ty. I have never iu my years of action with the party, given aid, encouragement or sympathy to JAMES G. BOARDING. A Gfnthman and wife and sereial sinilo win.

CHEAPand on Ion: time. If the purchaser builds, noth adopted until the report ot the Committee comes hen the negative was taken, cries ot up be accoinmiitlatHd with 7J .7" rMWil be required down. Apply at the ttepuuiic ouice t. Fullmer hoped thev would be adopted. He proposed to ranee and Austria au European Congress on Italian affairs, on the preliminary any other partv.

1 have been with vou trom Americans, up Bmrtll private familF GUY H. SALISBURY. wiin neatlv ronnm Within ten minutes walk was opposed to long yarns, and any one can the first, aud shall be with you till the last- lhe result was receivod with loud applause basis ol non-intervention by forces ol arms n.mi i ne iiofit ollice. all the convention wants to hear in hve mm AMHERST SREET. I will sell CHEAP LflTS on Amherst street, near the But lrom outsiders.

Box 373B. Paris telegraph of the Sth, says this statement Be2Llm Other candidates all endorsed. through good and evil report (cheers). here ever the Convention may lead, there I shall fol low. (Applause.) is not correct.

utes. The resolution was adopted. alo Car Works, and take Trade in payment, or selljoi lui; time. No. 93 Main St BUFFALO, Pi.

Y. GESIRAI. WESTERN AOBXI FOR HOWK'S Shrewsbury Oysters. I he following State Committee was announ Great Britain The great event of the wee Strong, of Rochester, moved a resolution ad Apply at the Republic omce to Mr. Husted moved that F.

C. Wagner, of New- ced hail en ibe departure ol the Great tastern GUY H. SALISBURY A VERY CHOICE LOT OF THESE CEL-aSl ftu Xfuv PJl5n.enC',,.UirtU' JU8t reived and fr sale at "THE rayau L. S. Parsons, Henry Lansing, E.

Johnson, of York, be Secretary of the Convention. Carried vocating a pro-rata freight bill as part of the party platform. He spoke in advocacy of the The Nova Scotian brought out news that th vessel had proceeded down the Thames on tin SHADES," No. 10 East Swan Andrews, of New York, moved Cornelius S. 1 CHEAP HOUSES.

1 have severs CHEAP HOUSES AND LOTS, worth $300 t. Albany; J. Savage, i C. Wagner, ot Mew sir 'ft. cnrr.fr of Wal ton.

se21-3t resolution, inch was adopted. 7ih, and anchored for the tide till the followin Whittaker, also, as Secretary. Carried. York; N. B.

Lord, of Jcffcrsou; M. Strong, of IMPROVED SCALES office. It declares the determination of Graves, of Kings, moved that tho Convention day. Her departure from her moorings, accom Monroe; Harvy Smith, of Rensselaer; j350, which I will sell on easy terms. at the Republic Office, to yf GU H.

SALISBURY. Geo. Briggs moved a committee of two from each judicial district be appointed by the Chair, the Americans to stand bv the Constitution an panied by four powerful tugs, two at her bcws Russell, of Washington; R. F. Stevens, of Onon pEW IN TRINITY 9ale "eHgiWe -PEW, in Trinity Church, well lurched.

Apply to H. MP, tho office of tho IT. Exordia Co or of ii. Salisbury, Rennbiie om proceed to appoint by Congressional districts one delegate each, as representatives in the National Strong A Koss Paleuts. ihe Law; and denounces those, who, in violation and two at her siern, gavo rise to a scene of th daga; O.

Page, of St. Lawrence; E. S. Sweet, of to nominate and present to the convention can STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE. 1 Convention.

of Constitution aud Law would attempt to ro-ope greatest enthusiasm on the 1 names, which wa have an Oscillating STEAM ENGINE, of sis didates for support in the State elcctiou, from lioga; Hi, K. Jewett, ol Erie; Lorenzo iiurrows. Great Simplicity; Wonderful Accuracy; NO continued at all the prominent points. Captai th slave trade; those iu the Southern states refuse Wagner moved to lav the resolution on the Dissolution of Co-Partnership. ot Orleans; J.

Mnttcson, Oswego; Erastus Hrook candidates now in nomination. W. D. Murphy suggested the propriety of set Hi; NU CHECK ROD; Weigh when out of level; Nojarribg ol P.atfonn affects the Bal to convict persons taking in the act of breakin Harrison, and the most experienced 1 names pi ot New 1 ork. horse power, which I will sell at a bargain, having no present use for it.

The Engine is in perfect order, an'! can be examined at the Republic office. GUY H. SALISBURY. lots, directed the ship motions. table.

Resolution laid on the table. After considerable debating Andrews moved a vote of thanks to Brooks as ance; All friction received on Balls, nt on tling the questiou ol motion of J. T. Headley, to the laws against the slave trade, and those Northern states who refuse to obey the Com Mr. Scott Russell was on the bridge directing lyroncE is hereby given, that IwwWow existing between JOHN J.

DOLAN Sl CO in this day di.polyed ey mutual agreement, and THOMAS S. HAMPTON ii author ized to collect all the Accounts Nere. itc. hoi, sit with closed door-, uelore the motion ol presiding officer. Carried unanimously.

ROOMS TO RENT five Rooms, suit the action of the engines, both ot which, screw tution and laws in relation to the fugitive Slav George Briggs, from the Committee on nomi Brooks being called lor spoke in warm en able for a small family, at the comer of Niagara tt-nne rouges. t38old cheap and warrantetl. t3All sizes shown on Stone Floor. Scalef for all uses on sale. and paddle, were under steam.

or any other law. It attacks severely the doc nations, reported a ticket for State officers. He Briggs be entertained. Andrews moved to lay the resolution of Brigg: on the table. Carried.

dorsement ot the policy ol the Convention. Uapt. tjombtoclf, nt the Duiuns steamsnip nai ioi Mohawk streets. Possession immediately. Rent f.

smooth. Apply to p28 GUY H. SALISBURY, Republic Office. stated that the Committee had been much em regretted some things on the ticket, but as he said this morning, ho was prepared to follow SS9 tic, stood an to transmit directions to the men trine that irrepressible conflict exists between free and slave states, and declares such in conflict with the teachings of Washington barrasscd, but had acted from the best convic The question wa9 then put on the motion to the wheel. 1 he new steeling apparatus not be tld JOHN J.

DOLAN, THOMAS S. HAMPTON. DulfaIo, August IG, 1859. se14 tf Boarders Wanted. THE WELL KNOWN AND PLEASANT-ly located Boardinp House, latplv i.i i ttons, and in the end had agreed to the ticket by sit with closed doors.

where the Convention leads, and would give ing completely fitted. iKiiiii.iu i i fljiiv a a majority vote But it was due to one memb- earnest support to the ticket. He regretted the Clje Statin ttepubltc. who counselled harmony and love between the States. It declares that upon the humiliating Headley said he had offered the resolution simply for the convenience of the convention.

It The very first turn in the river demonstrated of the Committee to say he was dissatisfied with course the debate had taken to-night. He de F'lRE AMI BURGLAR PROOF, lhat the ship was as completely under commam had been objected, that it was going back to the ground put lorth bv the Kepuolican organs, th; nied that any man sacrificed a principle by votin Spicer, at 1 as a river steamer, and the only difficulty to con With Hall's Powder-Proof BUFFALO, N. "if union takes place it must be upon the Re secret system ot the Order, ft would not be so for the nominees, nor was he here to gratify any NO. 36 WEST SENECA STREr-r. lend with were tho sharp curves in the stream publican platform, with Republican principles prejudice or enmity against either of the other THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMB'R 23.

She steers as easily as a wager boat, tier eD and under Republican standard bearers, no union parties. Has been newly fitted up, and Boarding and LoHrine-will be proyided at the very reasonable charge of 12 60 topm per week, according to accommodations reoulred tyArraogementa made wilh nnn.ni, a i gines were found capable of starting her, or ar VAULT DOORS, Money Boxes, Bank Locks, AT MAKER'S LOWEST PRICES. ot the opposition can ever take place when reporters were admitted. Dr. Stevens of Syracuse moved to amend bj reserving the front of the hall to delegates.

A mendment accepted. J. A. Smith was willing to exclude all but dele lie saw hero representatives ot as noble con z2 resting her motion, literally at almost a singe- It declares that Americans will never sev the ticket. The ticket was then read, as follows Judge of Court of Appeals H.

E. Davies. Secretary of State D. R. Floyd Jones.

Comptroller R. Denniston. Treasurer P. Dorsheimer. Attorney General Chas.

J. Myers. State Engineer V. R. Richmond.

Canal Commissioner W. J. Skinner. State Prison Inspector N. S.

Elderkin. Clerk of Court of Appeals Chas. Hughes. stituents as ever lived, who were powerless be- lent table will be kept. el3-3m SMITH.

motion of the hand. TEKMS J5T Five Hollars a If ear. fZT Ten Cents a Week. Igri'wo Cents Single Copy. themselves from the conservative States of tl OH tore these two parties.

He sought to remov The only difficulty experienced was at Black Vail 15 South but that any attempt to force distructive Herring's Safes Never gates at proper time. Did not think it necessary the obstruction nnd destroy the strength of these well point, where the river forms an acute an Pare Milk! FURNISHED DAILY, from the old Bailev Dairy Farm. Batavia street. Kn Mil tA sectional Republican candidate upon the country now; but tor his own part desired, when the re parties. State issues aloue were uot now in gle, and in the channel at this point a bark and as tneir candiates in lyeu.must be followed.

volved. port ot the committee on candidates came in schooner had untortunatelv anchored. una. Ul in 1856, by the success of the Democratic part that none but delegates admitted on password lie looked bevond, being in favor of uprootin There was an anxious and perilous delay iy Address orders to Box 1097, post-office RP2-6m JAMES B. BAILEY.

jarBeadiiig on every page. JfU FOR PRESIDENT IN 1860, STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS, OF ILLINOIS. should come into tin- hall. He liked lor a win It adheres to and re-affirms the justice ot all loone, ot 1 ork, moved that the report and destroying the political machines of the day 15 minutes, but the danger was passed, an CAST Steel Church Bells I FROM SHEFFIELD, ENGLAN'P.

distinctive principles as promulgated at Bing there was no other serious cause for uneasiness Room with Steam Power. be accepted, and the candidates be bajlotted separately. He desired, now, to show that the American partv has the power to do so. He saw a future luimpton in 1855, and then triumphantly sus to see the lobby agents of Thurlow Weed, Pete Cogger and Dean Richmond buzzing about the hall. (Laughter.) There was not a single regular seaman od tamed by the people.

Hi. 1. Wood said, as a member ol the commit ahead. He saw enemies around to the right and board during the river trip, her crew not having A NEAT ROOM io the 3d story of the Republic Buildings can be had, with STEAM POWF, tee he desired to say that his wish and efforts it is in tne country at large a naiional. union Resolution to reserve front of hall to delegates 1 rilmales, Europe and the left, and he asked Americans to go home and loined.

if desired, Tested mauy years in a America, eigh Les Apply at the Republic Counting Room to had been to make a canal and American ticket constitutional, law loving aud law abiding Ame aul was carried, and outsiders took the back seats. reflect on these matters. there was perfect ovation at ureenwion, Discs OUT 11. SALISBURY. farmer, uost He had ever been a consistent American and had Briggs then called up resolution for appoint riean party, opposed to all sectional political or well.

Woolwich, and other points, where im They bad by their action to-night shown oth Albion Stone Mills Fionr. never been factious, but desired to say he nevr mense crowds had assembled. ment of nominating committee. ganizations, to an innovations upon the compr ou per cea. lhw man i- Oinpostuon netis IM parties, that the principles ol Americanism must could vote lhe ticket reported, consistently with nuses ot the constitution at all times, lavor At Porfleet the ship swung round to her sin He said it might seem strange to Americans, be respected.

He thanked the convention fo: la? Which are also sold at Maker's Lowest Prices. St JCTDSON fc AVERY are now receiying Mil1 tW celebrated brand (romNIW HEAT which they offer to the Trade at market rates. his principles. law and order, holding the will of all recognize gle anchor in beautiful style, and the anchor The Footfalls llesttny. Wt are bound to extend and spread until tee absorb the.

entire continent of America including the adjacent is-landt. and become me errand ocean-bound Republic- I do not care whether you like it or not you cannot help it Hit the decree of Providence. This continent icas eel apart as an asylum for the oppressed of the whole world, and as a nursery for liberty and here the people are collecting frvm all parts of Ike world, and taking shelter under the shadows of the great tree of Liberty. Stephen A. Douglas.

their conduct towards the Chair, and assured them that he was going to support a ticket which R. F. Andrews said, in justice to the commit citizens ot tne united states constitutionally that in an exclusively American Convention, a proposition of this nature should be presented, but although lie had been slow to come to the 1 rotman's patent never yielded an mcu iron BELLS OF ALL SIZES, FOR ALL USES. pressed and without the least interference from tjr uraers promptly executed. an6 To Manufacturers.

tee he thought it proper to say, that whenever the spot where it dropped. would be the representatives of the people at in the federal government, alike in the states and ne went into committee, he felt bound to abide On the Sth. the lireat nastern got up steam conclusion, he was now confident, that the best state Capitol in 1860. (Cheers.) and weighed anchor, and at 8:40 A. M.

started the territories, to be the supreme law of the by the action of the majority. thing for the party was to waive political pre The convention adjourned with cheers. HAVE ONE LOT ON BUFFALO CREEK containing FIVE ACRES, and another of THRBIC land. trom FurhVet lor the JNorc. As on the piece judices, and select from the two opposing parties lhe gentleman dissented only ou one man, and promised he would so state.

He had not done JAMES G. DUDLEYS a mg day, she was accompanied by tugs, and th Upon State questions of public policy also the COMSTOCK men who were deserving ot support, regardless of political prejudices. It would bo known that LnUgiasm along me river, particularly American party have no new record to make. nar, wnicn i will sell at a fair price to any person or company wishing to engage in any Manufacturing business, and take stock in the business If satisfactory. Will also put in a STEAM ENGINE if desired Apply at the Republic office.

tf3 'Hl. HirtALU, ep22--tf Gravesend. was very great. On arriving but now re-affirm their undiminished interest The Chair The gentleman from New York the ticket here nominated would elected by HATTER, 202 MAIN STREET Chapman's Head, at the top of Sea Reach, th' the great cause of popular aud religious educ Americans, and Americans only, and this would must not allude to matters transpiring in com H- SALISBURY. Will introduce to the public his H.

J. MARTIN tugs were cast off and the great vessel was left tion, as underlying the ground work of a well be a triumph, although not so great as to elect MEW STYLES Of VEiVTLElUEIV'S HATS to herself. Increased speed was theQ got on he ADVERTISING AND (0M MISSION ordered civil government, and sustaining also mitiee. Andrews The objection of the gentleman only to one man. It was a canal ticket as Americans.

It would claim attention through FALL STVLK SILK HATS, wm Fall Style Hats, now ready at JS. simply to give her good steerage way, move her every means in their power, the cause of Ameri out the Union, and show that Americans For the Fall and Winter of 1859, engines readily, but with no view to test no can labor and internal improvements, especial! AGENTS. OFITICTC, NO. 14 must bo hereafter respected stood far more so than it would be if arranged ON THE LAST SATURDAY OF AUGUST, au27-tf TOBEY'S. 196 MamstrPAi.

power, in ten minutes, noweve, says a corres the speedy completion of the Canals, by au the 27t h. To meet the demands of the hat-wearintt com A. I. Dugannc moved to amoDd by resolving as tue gentleman lrom Kings desired. rjondent of the Times, she set at rest all doubt muDity, the Proprietor naa determined to make one very 18 Exchange Place, New York.

MKB. MAKY STOWELIi, M. OFFICE RESIDENCE. that this American Convention re-assert the equitable tax upon the property ot the State, an forever as to her being the fastest vessel beyond si v. murpuy oi Albany, believed he was consdered a good American.

He had only one iHrOKLAM C'jlAfii liE, squ trusts mat tlie cnsnge WU lead to an increased natronase of the Cash Pavincrpub' Binghampton platform as re-adopted at If. MARTI. O. M. HIRRIKLES.

to the reduction of the Canal debt, by devoting the entire Canal income to their support and to comparison in the world. Employing less than No. 1 Niagara (2d Story.) rSTH. N. MARTIN A CO.

are duly authorized to re proceed to nominate American candidates for tning in view tue interest ot the American par lie. The best Bat will uniformly be Bold for $4 and th pecond quality for 83. Shall also be prepared to meet two-thirds ot her power, in ner worst trim, bi ceive subscriptions and advertisements forthe Hl'FFALO ty. He had opposed the ticket as a whole, but the pavment ol principal and interest upon tl: DEMOCRATIC STATE NOMINATIONS. FOR SECRETARY OF STATE, DAVID K.

FLOYD JONKS, of Queens. FOR COMPTROLLER, SANFOKD K. CHURCH, of Orleans. FOR TREASURER, ISAAC V. VANDJERPOISL, of Erie.

FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL, LYMAN Albany. FOR STATE ENGINEER, VAN RENSJsEJLAJER RICHMOND, of Wayne FOR CANAL COMMISSIONER, i 1. 1.1 HI I. SKINNEK, of Herkimer. FOR STATE PRISON INSPECTOR, NOBLE S.

EEDERKIN, of St. Lawrence. JUDICIARY. FOR JCDOE or THE COURT OF APFEAL3, ALEXANDER S. JOHNSON, of Queens.

FOR CLERK OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, JOHN L. EE WIS of Yates. ing six inches down by the head, and too high Ktsri klic. sel State othcers, standing upon that platform. (Cheers.) the wants of every one, from the most fastidious young t-Qffica Hours, 9 to 10 A.M., 2 to 5 P.

M. ul6-Ij- A. MA JOT same, by every available means in the possession was willing to lay down his personal views at feet of the American party. Hem, to tne mmnie agea ana eiuenyman. h.eepa cen out ot the water to allow her paddles or screw EODORIsED KEROSENE.

A good ar- of the State government. Thereby securing for He said that standing here surrounded bv well- tantly on hand tne largest ana best assortmemt ot blades to work perfectly, and with a Btrong tide Wil? Manufacturer and Ladies' Hair Mr. Toon wished to state to the Convention the State not only the uniform maintenance of known American faces he was encouraged to of GENT'S 1XKIVISHING GOODS! against her, she ran a distance of 15 statute miles sale at 268 Main street, by J. E. FRANCIS, its public credit, but for the State Canals all th that he desired to vote by ballot.

The ticket fer this resolution. He remembered past times, Col 8e2l Successor to Charles Coleman. in two minutes under an hour. Consisting in part of Shirts, Undershirts, lars, Cravats, Glovei, Neckties, Hosiery, a whole, belies and stultifies every word of the trade and commerce of which they are cap when the American party struck out into the Tho engines worked with astonishing ease DRESSER AND CUTTER, No. 278 Main street, uritairs, opposite the deSl SIEW PAPER HANGINGS.

BU RiN ING FLUID, CAM FHEN SPERM, Wbale and Lard Oils, for sale at the old stand, 268 able. platform read to-night. No person would ac Ladies' Furs and there was scarcely a vibration perceptible The address ends with resolutions, as fol cuse hirn of being anything but an American, Main street. J. E.

FRANCIS. Before anchoring, the vessel was put about and Shall have the larcest assortment and best quality and se21 Successor to Charles Coleman. lows but while the partv was smashing other machines make, of every description of Ladies' Furs, trom the went completely round in less than three-quar FOR THE FALL TRADE! Resolved, That the American party had no new cheapest kind to the best Hudson Bay Sable, a'l of mj they must be careful uot to be suspected of run 111011118' MMM SAL00A. ters of a mile. At the vessel anchored at wn inamnaiiire.whicti win Dfl son: extranraiuanlv cneati.

platform to build nor auy old one to overthrow No's 157 159 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Tf. Children and Youth Caps. elt Hats of every variety the Nore. She was to leave the Nore at seven o'clock on the morniDg of the 9th, and steam Resolved, lhat having a partial registry law This day received cent's um, Kobes, flic L.

LUMSIUCK, corruptions of existing political organizations, and carried not only terror, but purification iu its train. What was he to think when he found himself here in a pretended American Convention, hut in truth a convention of sore-heads What was he to think when he came here and found his conscience attempted to be calmed over by specious arguments, and was told by this" man and that man that he must, for expediency's sake, vote for Republicans who have vilified, and Democrats who have abused, Americans. His constituents had seut him here M. THOMAS, PROPRIETOR. ning tue machine themselves.

He would not yield his right to ballot for candidates to any one or six men in the world. (Applause.) Do not let it be suspeoted that this Convention is a NEW AN JEALXIFf If. I'llTlm. the practical effects of which may result in more auj Main street. away easily for Portland, Devonshire, whicl of evil than of good to the state, especially in th BIM.

OF For sale very Low. at wrings. la rotoil HAS COME harbor she was expected to reach early on th moaning of the 10th inst. machine run by a Committee. cities, on account of its very imperf ect character One plate bread and potatoes furvished free when meats aul7 M.

H. BIRGE, No. 174 Main Street. Joel 1 Headley had endeavored to snlit the in allowing persons to vote finally without a reg Much regret is left that a serious illness pre are oraerea. SOUPS.

DECORATIVE PAPER IHM.IM.s istry upon the day ol election, it becomes vented Mr. Uronell trom being on board to share HAS COME HAS COME The Good Time has Come! Beef and Matron I Ovster Soap 10j keep a double vigilance at tho polls, while it be in the triumph. ticket uunsell. lie believed the present arrange ment gave the Contracting Board to the demo crats and the Canal Board to the republicans firetable and Bean 6c Fresh Clam and Clam A LOT OF BEAUTIFUL FBENCH DECORATIONS comes all persons ot all parties, who lavor an The Great Eastern leu the iiore at y. Inckeu Brth 5c Chowder 10c lit Amerlcaus in Council.

The Convention at Utica, yesterday, after an 'irrepressible conflict," concluded to witbdraw from the political field, and have, therefore, placed on guard a State ticket of the half and half stripe, ae follows Secretary of R. Fsbyd Democrat. Comptroller, Rosebt DfflfSJtWW, Republican. Treasurer, Phh.ii Dobsheimer, honest lranchisc, to see that the names He stated the history of the transfer of the o'clock on Friday morning, and with a strong MEATS. to vote for none but Americans, and he would vote for none others.

He denied that the convention had any right, for persoual profits or Boiled Ham 10c I Fresh Fish. 1V promptly and legally entered upon the poll westerly wind and thick rain, was off Dover at. THIS day received from an insolvent ions in New York, and for aale at less than i power from the Contracting to the Canal Board by the republicans, and declared the cun nre Corned Beef and CabbagelOV 4: Pork Beans.lOc books. 3 M. personal grievances, to nominate other than SINGER'S NO.

2 portation. luiast Beet and Mutton. Chicken and Roast Veal and 10c Codfish Balla 10c pared for the Americans, should now be nlncerl G. W. Warner, of New York, moved to add The London Morning Post has an editorial on Americans.

The 60,000 Americans of the State would not submit to the shame. He stood here the following the report that Gen. Harney had taken posses VEGETABLES an men own nps. ue would go it. aoer nangers mrnistied if desired.

mb24 M. H. BIBBE, 174 Main street. INSTRUCTION IN SEWING MACHINE, Resolved, lhat in the proud and patriotic sen Hurray, of Senecu, was disappointed to a cer ons and Tomatoes 5c Carrots and Turnips 6c as a private American member, pure upon the sion of the Island of San Juan. It considers it probable that another boundary dispute may PASTRY.

timent that "Americans shall rule America," the tain extent. He did not see that any principle was involved in this matter. Thev had resolved Bread Pudding 5c Mince and Apple pie 6c arise, and that the occupation ol an Island conservative party that has adopted it as their In New York they had played the harlot time Oil and Water Color Painting i umpkinnod Cnetard Vie.bc to embrace the masses in a to go mto the camp of the republicans as ene tidian 5c Cranberry Pie 5c and again, but his skirts were clear, and he had therefore a right to denounce their bargain and AND DRAWING. CAN NOW BE HAD FOR One Hundred Dollars! FOR MANUFACTURING PURPOSES, which is still sub-judice, is the exercise of a power to which the British Government cannot tamely submit, and hopes that no concessions pple Dumnlines 5c Cup Costards 5c sections of the Union, North and South, East mies, anu tnrow seeds of distrust and dissen I'ougnnuts oc sale of Americans. He had not voted for and West the descendants ot those who achie nous, wan lu.iKc luc worst nomination lor them THE UNDERSIGNED, having opened a Studio, in WEED'S BLOCK, comer u.i.

COOKED TO ORDER. ved the struggle of Indepedence at Yorktown that could be made, and had thev not done it? Democratic Mayor, or a Republican Comptroller will be made wnicn are inconsistent wnu tne digDity of the country, or the security of the Porter Ilouse Steak. Beefsteak and Onions 20c as well as those who commenced it at Bunker Httsted, of Wostchester, said he came here Swan streets, is now prepared to receive Pupils In Oil rlntinirs: also in Water Colors, and all th and he therefore claimed the right to refuse to be Tenderloinw o-nld reirions. salt dflsh.tamily stylelOc Broiled Mackerel 10c THE ONLY RELIABLE UIVEICELL'D Hill the citizens of all the states, who by tb Pork Tenderloin sold out by a lew political tricksters. Ho knew untraduced, to vote for an American ticket only.

He should do so, and would refuse to sunnort, a es of Drawing. For Terms, apply at the Studio Room No. 10. Hours from 9 o'clock A. M.

to 5 P. The race for the Warwick Cup was won by -10c -10c ork Chiips. expenditure- ot common blood and treasure. that fine sophistries would be used, and eloquent speeches made in support of the proposition for ntton the American horse Starke. There were only i4-'f J.

W. BARSHAM, Artist. have consolidated our governmental fabric and ticket composed of Americans and Democrats. rned Sausages 10c Fried Liver and Pork 10c Fried Mush 10c Tripe, fried or 15c Ham fried or two other competitors. extended our domain from the Atlantic to the He came as representative of Westchester Co.

a disruption and sale of the party; but ho had gs Feet fried inbutter.l5c SEWING MACHINE I THE WORLD PLASTERING AND CONCRETE WORK oused Pies Feet 10c Pacific, and we therefore pronounce the doctrine Pickled JOc ome here from motives ot conscience, and did A Paris letter in the Independence Beige, says that the Emperor made peace merely for the Headley No, you are not. Husted I am, and my constituents instructed Pickled Tongues 10c of m. II. Seward that "au irrepressible conflic DANIEL CLABK Ham and 3 Kees Chickea, Broiled. 30c 15c Welsh Rarebit 10c not desire to disorganize, but he could not submit to be sold, and so help him God he would not.

exists between the sections of the Union, whicl me to vote only for Americans. Omelette 3 EggH 10c Scrambled Eggs 10c purpose of putting down the naval supremacy of England, and unless she submits quietly to have her naval estimates fixed by France there -J TS PREPARED TO DO JOBS OF PLAS-irZ A TERING, and all work in the line of Masonry all 10c Mush and Milk can only be terminated in the subjugation of (FROM I. M.S1SQKR A UAZBTTE. Poached onToaatloc Bread and He now offered this resolution for the consid one and the ascendency ot the other," as a falsi Family Sewing Machines from fifty to seventy-five dol kinds of CONCRETE WORK, such as Attorney Geueral, Chas. J.

Myers, Engineer, Va R. Richmond, Democrat. Canal Commissioner, W. J. Siik-jeb, State Prison Inspector, N.

S. Elderkin. Judge of Appeals, Henry E. Davies, Rep. Clerk of Appeals, Chas.

Huohes, There was some opposition to Mr. Dorshei-iiEE on account of his furrin antecedents, but in the irresponsible conflict" those sqeuamish non-essentials in the American catechism were readily overcome. General Scrooos allowed he wonld make a good Treasurer, he thought any man who could keep a hotel was At to be a state officer, and Charley MoCumber thought so too, aad there is no man in the American ranks who is more competent to Judge of the qualifications of a State officer than our worthy friend Mo. He is irrepresibly" an American, and can't be anything else, but he went in strong for Dobsheimer- He knew him when he was a Democrat, and be knew him when he was a Republican, and he knew him to be an honest man, and besides Mr. Dobsheimer had fought the battles of his adopted country, which could not be said of many foreigners.

He thought, therefore, that OYSTERS. hcation ot history a perversion ol the prope lars. YVft have tried them in our families and find tbem eration of tho Convention, and if this was not Headley Ihey did not instruct me. Husted You "don't represent Westchester. Headley Yes I do.

Husted Will the gentleman keep quiet. Headley Not while you speak of Westchester Contenting Cellar, Building Cisterns, ice Fried, per S0c Oyster Fritters must be war. Tho vote in Parma on annexation to Pied mont resulted in its favor 63,000 to 500. relations of the states to each other in the Union agreed to, ho was then prepared to offer the next auparior to anything now in use. oonr, is inn, rjrJST MANNER.

ITResidence on Bowery street, hh. Raw Oysters, large plate.20c small plate. 10c aez Broiled per doz 30c and an attack upon the vital principles of true I. SI. SINGER No.

4j8 Uroadway. The Paris journals praise slightly ictor best thing, and that was not the makiDg up ol a half and half ticket. i 200 may be sent through the post office, to Box 1784. county. Americanism, whichcan best be rebuked and de New York, Sept.

15th, 1859. Buckwheat, Corn Batter Barlow, of N. Y. supuorthed the vote bv hl. feated by the discomfiture of a party which puts Richmond, of Genesee, denied that this was a uysier oiewa Dry Toast fie Hot English Muffins, morning and evenings.

6c and Wheat Cakes 5c lot. OYSTERS. Milk and Boston Cream Emanuel's speech. They conclude that it is almost certain that a Congress will assemble. White Folks Just as Good as Negroes.

Detroit is a beautiful city its citizens are an Toast Uc iotirth such a creed under sucn a leader. L. S. Parsons moved the adoption of the port and resolutions. Convention of sore-heads, but of men who were buoyant and joyous, and confident in their power to do something that would be effective iu this HENRY D.

BALDWIN, ui-aves moeu io amend by taking a viva voce lea, ionee (jnocoiate, oc vote. ryFAiuilics and Parties supplied with Oysters and GRANNISS v.anie ai lue lowest rales. Joel T. Headley said while he endorsed all the uuganne louud himself for the first time in his 315 MAIN STREET, (Arcade Buildings. State and Union.

If tho gentlemau desiredto find sore-heads be would have to seek them at enterprising, order loving community; but us sentiments of the address and resolutions, which ite at. direct issue with tho American Conven lm HORACE THOMAS, Sup't. ROJBEHTSON'S are now receiving Oysters io Kegs and Cans trom Baltimore, Maryland. 1 Black Republicanism goes rather too far, if we tion. He asked his fellow Americans now to (Agent 1.

M. Singer ft NO. 230 MAIN STREET, sei: N. Y. BE DECEIVED.

THI GbNUIIVE MTTLEFIELD'S the head quarters of the Republicans and Democrats, (applause), in Peter, Cagger's office and Thurlow Weed's studio. (Cheers.) The object are to judge of what the 1 roy? ones says ot FALL STILE GENTLEMEN'S HATS! were noble and true, he yet thought something should be said of what the American Convention is really, actually, practically going to do. The listen to a proposition which would accomplish RANNEY'S CEMENT WORKS the objects sought without sacrificing the them, thus Americans of the state are practical men. They NOW READY! AIbo all the New Style of uivwacr aim masting the prospects of Amer The extent to which amalgamation is carried WASHINGTON ST. (Near the Canal Bridge.) leans.

Cheers.) He offered a resolution rla would turn round and say, What the devil does in Detroit, is horrible. There are hundreds of UATS AND CAPS FOR FALL WI.NTl.H this mean Here is their address, but. here lanng tint whereas this onventimi was called of these men was to carry the State of New York, and now they trembled in their shoes lest Americans should prevent either of them doing so. If this ticket to be made here to day is elected the Americans would carry tho State. (Loud families the parents of which are of opposite co The subscriber is now manufacturing rirLAlIKS' FURS ahvavs on hud nnrl made tn nr- der.altered aod.

repaired. Hut aad Caps maae to order, at tor the purpose of placing candidates in nomination, and whereas, it is expedient to show that. also a split ticket. He believed that they would look for something in the resolutions giving some HYDRAULIC CEMENT Quo door above Eag! street. cheers.) There wan just enough material on the From the well known the American party hold the balance of power, therefore reasons wny we uomiuaceu mis split ticket.

VVe split it in a very peculiar way, and the why aud wo tickets to make one decent ticket, neither A Rare Chance to Make a Forinne. Akron Water I. line Stone, Resolved, That this Convention will nroceed were fit as a whole to govern the State. the wherefore snould be distinctly stated. The address and resolutions were, he repeated to nominate candidates for Judge of the Court.

He was here as an American he yielded to no -THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE ggjg ft w. jugfe'3g a very superior pair of I he ought to be put on guard, and they accordingly put him on guard. Now and Then. A. word of encouragement, now and then, how it falls upon the desponding spirit, like a Summer shower, upon the parched earth.

Who would not speak it A look of approbation, now and then, how its welcome light chases away gloom and despondency, and warms up the soul to greater efforts, as the genial rays of the morning sun, disperse the hosts of darkness, and bathe the faco ol Nature in iovousand life-giving radiance. Who man in that, but he recognized the fact that there HOBEETSON'S Railway Coal Burner! AND PARLOR FURNACE, ARE ONLY SOLD IN THIS CITY At the Hardware Store of ERASTUS CORXING 30 3Q Pearl Street, And en Commisnion by Ml. C. BROU 157 1 STREET. Too much cannot be said in praise of these ust be an union of the opposition to destroy oi appeals, nuu cierK oi the Court of Appeals, from the candidates now in nomination, and then adjourn sine die.

MAGIC LANTERNS, glorious and true, and would receive his warm and earnest approval, but he thought they should somewhere come down to the solid earth and give a plain, practical, straight-forward reason the power of tho democracy in the Union. The For Dissolving Views, and a Hoe selection of PICTURES lors, i ud although the marriage of whites nnd blacks is illegal and void, yet ihey Htm together and bear children, It is a remarkable fact, lhat out of all this number, no instance exists where a white man lives with a black woman. They are all white women, and generally tho blackest kind of men. On a recent visit to Detroit, we were not a little surprised on account of the exhibition presented by a paity of Sabbath school excursionists marching through the streets on their way to the steamboat that was to take them up to Lake St. Clair.

There were white women and black men arm in arm, white and black children side by sitle color and shades of color seemed to make no difference in position, and all evidently stood upon a common footing. Such we were informed was a common sight the city. He ottered this as a meaus of getting rid of epublicans ot New lork were willing enough ior same, cooHlHUut; ot Astronomical, Historical, scriptural and Comical; Outward Bound Shin, the Storm at Sea, us prostitution and harlotry. (Hisses and up- for a union, if the Americans would consent to why Americans are called on to vote a split tick Lightning, Wreck and Life Boats; Niagara Falls, Rainbow ause). take back scats this thev would never do, nor NEW HAT AND CAP STORE! 292 MAIN STREET, (One door above Eagle,) MANUFACTURING, and Receiving- from New York, all the New Styles of Gentlemen's and Boys' Hats and Caps for Spring and Summer.

Moleskin, Cassimer and Soft Felt Hats, Cloth, Cassimare and Silk Hata for Gentlemen ind Boya, Hats andCaus. of all Htvl.s and final. m.Ha orH.r The Chair The resolution I' not. una' in am4ai ould they go tor any candidate who did not the report of the committee being before the love and was not loved by the whole Lmon. Convention.

anu railing water; Kat toner, reacocK, rasa irou-hle, Bsrber Shaving, Skip Rope, Colder, Tailor Sowing, Sailor Dancing, bop ide a large variety of subjects teo numerous to mention. A rare chance is here offered for anv oDe totravel this winter and make a fortune. K. C. JOUKSOM, Main Buffalo.

J. T. Headley thought this convention the most Sweet, of Tioga, justified tho action of lhe important ever held. Ihev must oe dispassion BurntTH. They have been thoroughly tented for the last three veam, and are universally approved by all who committee.

They had civeu the nana hoard ate, and free from any feeling or excitement. He have used them. We warrant them in all cases to trive immediately at ROBERTSON'S, the Republicans, and the contracting board and ad come here with his mind unsettled, and had entire nalirifaction- nel6-2 and consolation was lound in the lnct that state prisons io use r'emoerats. mm Summer Styles! mm NEW SHAPE "WV he believed that a straight ticket could command 60,000 votes ou a straight ticket, he should have my e-ly 3M Main St. PARIS STYLE.

The splendid Springl Style was 11 no circumstance to the intermixture of iillmer would not swallow a Dutchman. No merican who had tnken a solemn obligation to races at Windsor in Canada, just on the other side of the Detroit River. Ote for no man not born on this soil, could vote et, composed of Democrats and Americans. We go into this arrangemento vote ourselves into power, where we can dictate and take, not back seats, but the front door. He thought we ought to say this to the Americans of the State, so that the voters can look at it in the true light and vote understnndingly.

L. S. Parsons, of Albany, did not know whether the gentleman was asleep when the address was made, but if he was not he ought to know that the address was explicit enough. There was as yet no ticket, before the assembly. AVhen the resolutions were adopted, he would then vote to make Mr.

Ucadly a committee of ten, to draft other resolutions. Headley Ob, bosh Parsons The gentleman appears aiuiousTora split ticket. Perhaps he votes it often. I agree witli the resolutions. Headley So do I.

Parsons I am satisfied with the resolutions. advocated that. So tar as conscience was concerned, bo could go for a half-and-half ticket without difficulty, for that was in truth the very first, nrinelola of tho Dartv. There was then no lor a Dutchman. Ue was willing to leave the FRENCH BONNETS I Received by the last steamer of entirely nkw shape.

The Ladles are invited to call and leave their orders. They are to be fonnd ojaT at WOODWAKD'S BONNET WARERO0MS, j17 287 ft 29 Main street St. James Block. office unfilled, but would not vote for a Dutch- PARIS HAT Imported from France by SMITH St BBOTHEB, an, or any Irishman, and it was not the rirdit objection to taking a part tlemocrats and a OIL FOR SEWING MACHINES. USE PEASE'S Improved Oil, For your Sewing Machines.

It will keep tbeai in good order, and it WILL NOT UITITI Cy'For aleby the principal Druggists, and at the Oil Works Of jyli 3m pa n. PEASE, 61 Main St. would not give it? These are indeed slight tokens, but then influence is oflen potent. Often they change the tad current of the feelings and dispel the dark olouds nnd gloomy forebodings which hang over the future of many a struggling mortal opening the way to his tinnl success. More precioni than gold, brighter than diamonds, purer than pearK encouraging words and approving glan-oes might and ought to be as common as tho rain of heaven.

Blessed is the giver thereof. jry Mr. David Eeltise, of Newport, R. is said to have heeu the person to introduce gaslight into this country, la the year of 1813 he lighted his residence in Newport, a factory in Pawtucket, and Beaver Tail Lighthouse in this F-7- the committee to say that he should. J.

R. Thompson thought the convention was Is now ready at their store, NO. 267 MAIN ST. and eiamins. now reaping the bad fruit of the formation of FALL STYLE.

SMITH BROTHER, committee in this matter ol nominations ap20-tf pg" From the report of the Assessors, it appears that the renl esiatc in Providence, R. is valued at 56 526 200, and the personal at 13,859,600. Total 76,385,800. On this amount the rate of taxation assessed is 88 cents on $100. Tho largest estate is that of Alexander Duncan, wife and children, taxed at $16,741 60.

The highest individual estate is that of Robert if. Ives, taxed at $5774 40. Tho richest widow is Mrs. Charlotte R. Ooddard, taxed at $4668.

This richest maiden lady is Miss Julia Bullock, $209-600 taxed at $1676 80. was sorry for the nomination of a foreigner republicans. The object to be now kept in miud was to get out the strongest Americnn vote. He hoped that New York would in this election show the people of the whole Union that the vote of New York State would never he cast for a party or candidate who cannot run south of Mason and Dixon's line. This great view should be kept in sight, and the people of the Union should be assured that New York Americans are loyal Professional Notice.

tit there was one more fatal mistake made it was that a blow was struck at the canal policy of WILL INTRODUCE THEIR FALL HATS! On Saturday, September 3d, '59. auSO-lm SMITH a 267 Main street. Headley So am I me party, a policy inai uau strenghtened tl 40 BOXES FINE FRENCH LEMONS just received and in fine order. Dr. W.

BARTLETT, may be coanulted for all acute or chronic diseases of the throat and lunifs, at his office, No. 70 Pearl street, opposite 8t Paul'i Church. QTOtJoe hours from A. M. to i p.

Sunday Ml eeptad. mhfedtf Duganue, of New York, said an important party so much in former years. They had placed JOHN R. EI.UR1UOE ft ijii Cash Grocery House, 334 liain-lt, cor. Court.

and Union loving at heart. New York had oc-1 question had been now started upon the Con- in the important office of Comptroller, a man.