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/ A,e snorber I is wanting for his worthy station


Les Gilbert then NEE. with your kind appreciation
lie. merchants, NE chanics, good whigs all agree,
| To put such are honest and free.
| Now join hand in hand in defence Of euI laws,


And unite in support of fair Llbertys cause


From the New-York Journal. Sept g, l7a5.
"To tie Hhigs Of the City Of Mex, York


After sewn years struggle obtained freedom and
again were possession habalions Althe close of
Tories, would dare to show themselves, and that
they would get into public office. But we now lnd
less timely prevented what privileges do the Wings eioy
mo, The Tories, Do Tories ect and are they
persons will not IN The course Of three or four years fill
every Office in The State God torbls that this should ever


"As The lection for Aldermen is nigh a, hand and as
there doubt that Tory nHnrnce will be used 10
get in men whose principles are as black as her you
country by elecng firm Whiss and NOT every weather
''eA ''a' ''s' . - ~ : "a TRUE wHIG."


The following documents will attract attention,
after lapse Of more than 6fty-eight years since
they appeared in the papers. The language of
the report of the New Haven Committee will be
admired for its magnanmity and eloquence. 1t
was probably drawn by either Perpont Edwards
or David Austin. Mr.. Edwards was distin-
suished Democratic Republican in his day, and
was appointed U. S. District Judge of Connecti-
cut by Mr.. Jefferson He was the father of Judge
Ogden Edwards of this city and relative of Col.
Burr. Mr.. David Austin eminent clergy
mar, well known for his eccentrcities, as we'll as
his talents and benevolence. Mr.. Hillheuse Qa-
ther of the poet) was for many years U. S. Sena-
tor from Connecticut and great public benetac-
tor Judge Ingersol of the Supreme Court OF
Connecticut, was elected Lieut.. Governor Of the
State, by the Democrats, by large majority in
1916.


From the Connecticut Journal. March 10, 1884.


Alta Town Meeting holden in New-Haven upon the 9th
day OF March, a. D. 1874


On motion of PItRposr EDWARDS, Esq.,,
poted, That Perpont Edwards, John Whiting, David
Jonathan 1ngersoll and Jonathan Dckerman, be Commit
tee to conser OF the proprey and expedie cy OF admit


ng ~ a; ahaban's OF This towo persons Who in the eeurse
these United States. and of characters
VII be good and Useful members of society, and faithful
c izens of this State, and tha; said Commee report
this meeting


make the following extracts:


"rhal by express provisions of the OF this
Sate each has The exclusive right and power OF al
ning ite inhabitants That by the articles OF the Dehnve
Treaty, and the recommendations OF Congress nunded
thereon, spirit OF real peace and philanthropy towards
our ccuntrymen Of the aforesaid description are most
strongly nculcated."


That as these United States have by the blessing
Heaven ablbed their independence, and secured ,he
liberties that basis which their wishes and exertion'
directed and the great national question on which
those persons differed from in sentiment IS terminated
duhoIitavey favor Of the United States, is our opn-
that, point Of Law and constitutions 1t will be proper
admit inhabitants OF the such persons as are spe
cihcaed in said vole but that persons who have ctH-
nAed Unauthorized and awles pIunderng and murdero
have waged against these United States contrary
law and OF civilized nations, ought on any ac-
count 10 be admitted"


with respect 10 The expediency of such measure,
beg leave report that In opDion nation however
distinguished for prowess in and in can
be considered truly great uness also Distinguished
fDr
propriey, lay claim the character being just who
violate their most solemn treaties or of being ,naenari
who persecute conquered and submitting enemy.
TGat therefore the present and future national glory OF The
Uled States is deeply concerned in their conduct relative
pr. moment, while the distress and cuami,c OF The
fresh In recollection, may consider perse
cutting spirit ustifiable, must when dispassionate
reason resumes her empire, repebate such line OF con
dae and be convinced ,ha, future no, being
from those acts which faithful historian shall have
recorded aod not from our Of wheh nsy can


"voted That the accept and approve the foregoing
Report the Commt,ee, and that this will admit as
10 o b and al p eeeI
directed regulate their contuct towards such persons ac
"A trne copy of Record examined by SAMUEL BISHOP,
Town Clerk.


From the New York Packet, May 10, 1884


ca correspondent observes that be once thought Con-
thu infamous Slate in the Union for Faction
and TuMULT; but late accounts from is,on Alass) ana
Newi ork tell that those States cmbosom the same ve
contemplate principles though they break into acon upon
different abectS


"a faction in NewYok are busy in prosecuting the Roy
alts who remained in the city dnring lbe late war an


who oug ht protected by solemn faith OF treaties
rom such insults. However the feelings OIL ihes
u.lammaory Wings may have been irrlaed by losses an
injuries fury Of civil certainly the sacred nature
OF Treaty to influence their minds and hcne ihei
sacrifice their feelings 10 The reputntion oi e STATE
is co7cardly ranpe conquered foe Hero IS con
tent with vicory-daard, only plunge dagger IN ,e
,reast of prisoner An army OF 10000 men resolves 20
murder and destroy would not eadanger State so much
n mOb
of the legal Magistrates The leaders oi mop MAY
pretend 10 be honest men and patriots and POSSIBLY they may
make themselves and adhelens think but impartial
erv fail TO rauk ihern TO man, Ia te s VI
Fools or KnaUe,."


the Refugees or Tories, referred to the Me-
| moirs, Journal and Letters Of Samuel Curwen OF
Massachusetts, by George A. Ward, Esq, of this
city The work has not however, been consulted
in making up the above sketch.


These only persons elected the above list
| of Games.


u Health, Quiet and Comforf.-The Ora.
Strangers stopping few weeks in the CITY, such
as are rarely offered Ii is egbly located on clean and
airy the business part OF the city, and
the immediate vicinity Of the principal steamboat landings.
It's apartments convenient and neat, while its table is
supplied with the best Vegetables and Fruits that can be
procured excluding entirely Anma Food and Stimulan:s
OF all kinds Charges moderate, and every effort made 10
render BoarterS c0rnOrtaDle shower Tee 1sS-
| mSrnber 6S Barclay-st.


T The best policy we believe is honesty.
References gwen hundreds who will facts
they and feel certain the public will have confidence
Trcopherous; every person whe buys recon-
nleRded by those who have used il.


at so cents per boti.The cuef virtues Of this Trico-
pherous medicated compound, are


Its bracing, Strengthening and clarifying qualiues
Q Its gently stimulating the action Of The skin;


s producing and encouraging reac,icn in the bulb
or root, and particularly i'll the pulp, which receives the
vessels and nerve giving life and vigor 10 the hair;
4. lis equazng the circulation OF the iulds;


It's freeing the skin from the effects of perspiration,
scuri and dandrIf and disposing the hair 10 curl;