ANTI-MASONRY.
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Very few of the Anti-masonic papers at the west
support the nomination Of Mr.. Southwick for Gov
ernor. Among those which openly disapprove of
his pretensions, are the Seneca Farmer, Rochester
Enquirer. Livingston Register, Orleans Advocate,
Buffalo Patriot and Niagara Courier The last
mentioned, concludes column of remarks on the
subject, as follows:


: Should the central committe determine not to
call another state convention, we shall deem it to
be our duty, we have before intlmated, to sup
port Judge Thompson, leaving it to individual anti
masons to pursue such course in the premises, as
they. with the same facilities before them pos
sess of forming correct judgement, may think
proper" Sent.
Abdul Rahahmat the unfortunate Moorish
Prince reached AprnAied. on the 4th inst MIR.
Gallaudet Principal of the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
lum at Han tford Conn delivered an address in Rev.
Mr.. Peabody's Meeting House. in his behalf on
Sunday. About ninety dollars was collected,


which was increased next morning to Sll4,59.