Politi
and General News.
Scott's Katie. American Letter.
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The sec t hi story of Gen. Scott's Nativist letter
to Mr , ' . of Philadelphia, in the. New York
Courier 4 EnqUirer of Saturday. '41...is a very
lopg story brit may be stated in a nut-shell.
It appeaks thit the letter in question—elmost lit
erally. the on published in this and ether paper.,
except instei.wari actually written by Gen. Scott,
then at W shington (November 10 1844) and was
shown in, is hen/ writing, or the maierial portion
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of it. to tmtiers Of She whig natio4Xl convent ion
in '4B by I the opponents of Gen. Seat, and the
friends of bn. Taylor. It was shown at that time
to Col: W bb, who knew the General's hand wra
ting, and who vouched for its genuine/ter'.
The chs ge, soon after the publication of the let
ter or a rtion of it, that it was a Idrgery , origi
nated in t is wise. Those nho had possession of
the letter, or reasons not explained, pretended that
it Wei wri ten in November '46, whilst Gin. Scott
was in Me
p i
icoand that was the dstelaffixed to the
extract ofithe letter first published. i Gen. Scott
was writtertto.,by Mr. Clingman of North Carolina,
and furnished with a copy of theblished extract
-and thelGenerara reply was t Uat he had never
'Written a One from' Mexico on i the subjict of native
ism. Whereupon Mr. C ., . publicly denounced the
letter a forgery—and hence the pretesigained bottle
credence hit a time. ' , , '
But, Cul.;ebb, who had melinwhile caused
i ihe
letter to be published in vehulelor in palrt, in orde to
r IW
defeat Ge . Scott, did not rest 'quiet t oder the itn
potation lbws thrown upon liirti. He ars:— 1
" We in4ited the, Divine in whose possession Lye
had seen the original, to exhibit:it to Mr. Clingman
and somether members of the convejitimi astelo
hled for t e pdrpo - e. ' They also pronounced the
originol t be in General S,cotts handfloriting ;tiut
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the tirstpert of the letter was not prloUliced ; +id
enusequenly no opportunity was at the% time afford •
t
ed, to pro that the assumed. date tkas a feu d,
and the fir t part of the letter suppres#ed to prey nt
the-fniUd . log detected. The excitmtient grew . ng
out of thi matter Was %cry great, •441 resulted lin
compellingl the- publication of the te i fole letterlas
above, together with its dale."- 1
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The lett' r published by the couriee 4. Enquirer
is, some tri fl ing veikill An/
riaMs,
the we re '
a t, with .
identi: I letter
recently re-published extensii•e
lv in the emncratic papers—but it shouldbe du4ed
Nov. 10, 1 44, instead of -1811.
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It will bit remeinhererthat it was lie Decembeof
1814 that Gen. Sc et under the FigrOlitite of "Am r
icos," published in the National latelligencer et
'LVashingttin, the{ views shadowed forfh in the R J
I l e
letter,t in are lmo methodical shade. af,liey there ad
taken'the him of a• law, carefully preliared for n
actment, h i which all.persons born out of the lit:tits
of the Ili ited States, iv 7 etre never .to acquire the
rig,hit- of suffrage—iintes's they were A'' able bodied
miles al least •seventeen years of age;" End shouhl
serve two lyears, in time of war, io !the army 'or
naq - of-the United States.
This pe , fnunciarnetite of Gen. Scott against f r
eigners, it:appears, was attributed tu;lion in 13 {B.
and with the Reed letter alluded cot, according to
the Conri r t.:. Enquirer. .did aid too "produce the
lonvietion in the minds of the members of the con
vention. t at Gen . Scott was not an available can
oidaie." Vhy hoilEors either did not produce the
like convi lion in I.B3—and did not; now as then
result-in h s rejoction as a candidate, its seemingly
ace,ointed for: from the fact that Gen. Scott had
, Vritte.) the R:•ibisondetter, in which Ve professed to
have suddenly changed the views einertained by
him during the previous twelve tears Of his, life.
'lt i s not to be regrettid certainly tl4st the private
(parrl beiveen - the editors of the COurier and En- •
Quire and the Times, has brought out this iiiteres
ting afio political ti l ifitory, and fixed indelibly upon
t i
Gon.lScott the odi•oxs of - intolerant tenets of ,Nat ive
Aniericanitm, at a tiMe At hen tlie exhibiri.in of their
worst frei s should have adminished him to consid
er cud rerediate them,. It is Signiticrint of his teu
'lei .I:id #dliteretice to these a bom i gable Mictrines, that,
they were in no way modififtl or recalled until they
were 1 - 41111 to be a stionblitvg brock tr' the way of
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1.1., ,i..i. , i w n
riloloto. Tlaco t .nd to until thin,
did hi 4 'ilprineipl4s" which were viith him "con
viciitios;" I bend i btilim n VAHLIMAIMIn.I64itiI. n ' "
il •al.lll CAI liGi 9 t
- Wino;Es - roktomv.- 1n old sold*, in this c
t,
Lo foug and was woOnded in tbieleverglade
Ilirida, arid who served under both SOtt and
for in the 'lndian wars, and also in slexieo, a
has beretfore voted the Whig ticket, vertu. ates
idea of vo ing.for scot. He rays that t e "Get
al is too t melted an aristocrat in habit and feel
to receive his vote,".and declare* "fOrithe first t
lin-his life he shall vote fir the De itcratiz ca
date." 1 a adds, "that white tl , or *61,141
Florida w e badly off for ration ~ the itible of G
c a
Sc itt wa supplied with, ever uxiiryi ' and while!
ill-paid pr vate-vras marchir thhough swamps ii
morass of aft er the'kviiy Indian, the General. wit
the pomp nd circumstances of tsar, was contti
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ly surron de.ll by. his "body a uard.".' Ifs relate
marked dilfrsrence be -een the croidtict of Gen. 'I
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Inr, whenl,he took th e ; ommand of the troops
Florida; Ito, heistaiee, "wale ever,' the soldi
friend, an disdiined opt to share st hilt the meat
in the ea p"a aoldier ' f couch-lin,' a I)pldter4 fat
he.was n t ashamed. nor coolidered it de gat
to his di ity, to extend his hand in friend -hip,
well to t man who- shouldered his mitsket, as
to the ep Wetted officer." This is Ithr leinguagi
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utt.old iv. and . a !Ili g .—Louiiesitk . Times,
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A M.. ir...- 7 We a'ro authorized bye gentleman to
state thi ' seeing the advertisement l in the Intelli
gencer oyesterdsy morning, headed "111110,4)00 9n
Scott,''c.illed on Mes+cit. Lloyd tr. Co., the ad
!Il,
verthers end offered to take the whole bet. They
demanded a premium of 5 per cent. from the win-
Pe - , "ad ;after' our friend agreed to Clowthe atm
mi•o;i4n ho unexpectedly asked, advertise a (Lloyd
tr. Co.,),declated that they could not put u Oa mo
iitie)? untiliit could be sent fur in Viegini it being
probable that the person there. for whom they were
acting coluld' not get the money to WitAington until
Mondayeit. Our friend therefore; offered to. pot
-up a forf it, and to give the advertialti until Monday
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to deposi *the balance. itt they declined' putting
"up any f rfeit—thus " .g P quare dow,""oot of
theta- wager of $lO,OOO ou e election of Gen Scott:
~.—Wasksloglimi Union. . .
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e Journal of Commerce jn Speaking (tithe
late Ste h en . Allen, who was lost on limtrd the Hen.
-ry Clay, says:— I ,
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As a mall apeelmen.of his liberality, we may say
that 'gee rat thousand dqllars of hiss have pass
ed thrdst h our bands within the last two years, to
aid in th emancipation and coloniz#un of colored
people. Ikevery instance the gift was unsolicited,
except b a statement of the case thtough t our col
urns. -,
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Gerrit Smjth,rWho went bail icr Chitpin, the Alrl.
litionibt, whd , 'PIM arrested a year or t ago in Mary
land, while attenVpting to carry off some neg;rser, is
coniplaining.of tbe , expense this case has_ been to
him. 1-4 e is called.' panto pay $600 . q. to indemnify .
the - bail ! In Washin on, and remits qlllOOO, trusting
i t
that ot era will ma eup the difference. lie say
he paid 10.006 taih4einnify Chaplin's bail in Ma
to
ry'and., Meddling . iproperly with', the affairs' of
nsikiHric is very,apt to tun out arrtixpensire piece
of buisiOisii. / .. , r-
Com4e'ricur.—The New [liven Kegister, a safe
prognontiontar of, results, as it is a 'wound and tittle
detut•crit lc journal, holds, this language:
Culinectieut is as sure for Pierce and King as
the dttylcoMes. The democratic maitrity over the
Whiri in this Stsi.e,st the last election, was 'about
3,000 on a full wits-4od if the whigleause has been
wretigthened in Connecticut by the nomination of
GP°. Scott. we have got something to lea ro—th a rp
all. Put down C• anecticut is six for Pierce and
K ing. , Pr'
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GirsensL PRRCIt IN klecict.--CoL, 8. H. Stant
rso4r.rti ttio eilitor of the F rt Sinitir (Arkansas)
Ilehild, who was a soldier in the thlexican war:,
thus speaks of Gen. Pierce; \ ,
."It was our - fortune to become nelpiainterl with
him. personally, during the Mexican; war, o hen he
commanded one of the Brigades of Grip. Pillow's di
viliou the army ; and we 'have seen him partici
pate in nearly every perilous battle field in the val
ley of Mexico; and"can speak of him,lnowingly, as
i braves - lid chivalrous soldier, and one of the most
geutleptaply Akers in the array. 1.•
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ERIE. PA
SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1852.
DEMOCRATIC lOXINATIOIS.
FOR PRESIDENT.
GEN. PRMILIN PIERCE,
'Or NEW HAMPSHIRE.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
wnium R. KING ,
OF ALABAMA.
FOR CANAL comminntimir.a.
WM. - SEARIGIIT of Fayette County.
Wt . aro under nomad obligations to Gnu, Houston.
Senator Broadhead. Hon•s. David Mace. p. G. Pon..
Jelin B. Dyes So. sad William H r &ward. : fm Comma.
'initial favors. I
GOT Bigler's Visit.
• Gov. Bigler end Lady arrived is this sityee Wades,-
day evening hie( and leek mimosa Brows'' Hotel. His
vi.it to Ibis partTif the State being, as he feelingly re
marked, of a perely domestic nature, h•ving just left the
sick bed of his ! venerable mother la Mercer bounty. he
very properly do. lined addressing his copstiteents is
Erie comity upon the, 'Saito of the State &Sid 551105.
A•large numberof eon citizes,. however, or pll parties,
embraced the opliotianity to call upon him at his rooms
during Thursday and pay their respects to oneiehe so ad
mirably fins . the,executive chair of the Cernsitonerealth.
And we' aire pWised to add the impression made upon all
wee decidedly favorable. Oa Thursday arming he was
the guest of hi. B. Lowry. E.q.. by whom %general in
vitation was eXteadltd to an Our Citizens to ran and par
like of -an entertainment himself and Lady had gener
ously peovidrd fur the occasion. This invitation was ac
cepted by a very large number of goutlemes and ladies.
and the evening passed off with the highest Satisfaction.
During the evening Capt. Knobbich's company of artil
lery' gave the Governor a national saints of thirteen gone.
during which the choir of the German Benevolent So
ciety appeared in front of the house and creliomed him
among them with several wings in the linguage of -their
so father laud." Carl Benison, Esq.. Ed for
,of •• Oar
World." them Addressed thii Goner's's. Oa ISO part of his
countrymen 4 is which Ilia Eacelleecy responded in. a
WWI{ happy and eloquent manner. .1
Tile IG'overeter kaliailed to leave os Friday. via Yew
York fur flariisburig. bat fooul himself too Rowell to
proceed. He is atoll at Browa's Hotel. but was nimble
yesterday to see company.
IE7 AsWrist:4 I..i.zt.r.—Stinte months 'silica ther'whigs
established a Garman paper here, called the "Eris Spec-
tater." hnpi lig. ;we ilupposo, to break down" Our World."
From its birth.dt- went on dispensing Scott "soup" ud
Graham "bread" to a •w dozier' enthusiastic subs • ibers. •
bUt all would stet de—it b me -weaker an, weaker
mitt!: this week it finally - :Who s- a there is
tie Scott sithesisim in-Erie! We ha eon the time
when a thousaiid dollars couldhave be rain 'o twen
irfour hours te have sustained such . paper'lliroath. a
Piesidentiel catiipaign, but now th ...enthuliasni is at such
a discount thatithis paper is all. ed to die for want Ore
feW seas; 0. drhat a f-i-z-s -0 is Scott entt4siasm in
Erie. - i . .
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• !I ADi Triumph ... ,
The whig County
:day
which assembled in our
Court House od u : day evening. for the purpose of ap-'
pointing ,fie co erees
i to tweet a similar number from
Crawford to p , to no mination candidates for Congress
and Senator rWsulted, upon theists, in favor of John li.
Walkeir: ut iq reality. we are confident' it is a triumph
of Ge Dick. pf Crawford, Whether Mr. Walker is
aWar that he' : is sold we do iset know. but we tell him
op*. /
in advisee.' of the meeting of the Conte ntioa. that
A. Tracy. of Eno. John McClure. of Girard. Johnl2E
-14y. of Sprinfield. John Greer. of North East. and „un-
Wu Flint. Of Waterford. One of thesis delegates is a
warm personeli and confidential friend of Gen. Dick,and
We ore confidekt the plan of operation was marked out
in Meadville weeks ago. • That plan is simple, but !Ili
cacious-and sotii. It ir this: The conf will meet—
Gen. Dick will be nominated on the partof Crawford—
Walker still be: nominated on the part of Erie. The coo
frees Will ballet Until wearied out. and when arbout tools
pirate- withe mair a nomination. ins e 0 the Erie
county conferees. fa the sake of harmony in th e party.
-will conclude, jo sac Pace Walker. "The good of the.
party" will dorriund t at our amiable Es-Setiatur 'h.(
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stand back, aad Dick nominated; and nominated he will
tie! There me ho mistake in what we pred;ctfia ibis mat
ter, for we understand the "ropes." which is a good deal
mere thus Welker does. we are thiuking:pri , he Would
have Heated up sense body for a conferee besidles a. per -
renal and confidential friend of Gee. Dick.‘,ll.ent we
may be inisunderstood, we may as well remark here. we
don'tehargs'attything for this infortnotion-4 is given
perfectly gratuitons!.. . -
I ,rof
ay
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the,
tory
e to
$ to
of
Au Iran semlsEltVift. Hon. G. W. Craw.
ford. ofGeorgiO. Beeretary of War wider Gen. Taylor.
who brought opium upon the Administration by his coli
nectillin with the Gelphia claims!. is slid to have come
put to. Pierce and King. - 1t i is presumed that the Ob.
Omer awl kiudred pripts will nnw keep silent on thin
puhjoct. as they. hare got the Chief of the, Gal/Aims.—
Gazelle.
Well, the Cilissrrsr has oohed this "item." and it has
get a few words to teply—host a few! It is nothing
twangs., we take it, 'hilt whim so any rats ire leaving
the sinking ship of Viliigery, once in the while a *tgal
likii Craisreerd, should be found id the flock; sad
while we welt:into them to ourranks, we shell lake good
'care to keep 'lan aye upon their moremeets. Tube
won't steal under a democratic Ailminiatraium: that the
Gazette can reit assured of;, but they have influence, and
we want to efe thatinflitencef Throu:h their influence
the Gazeete defended their robbery of the treasury
through their Maurine, the G=stle may be induced to
come ever with them. : though really we don't see that
we hairs any Sailer •
Bat seriepsly, wbo broulbt this Administration, that
allowed Cralsrfisrd and his partneri to swindle the gee
eremen't. into isisteneet Win It net the same piny—.
t he earn* inachinery—that_ is Dew attempting to fasten
another militaiy Presidast open the people! Was slot
the Gazette so 'deep in the mire as any of them? and is
it IRA tether ntige for that paper. after having de
defended Ind approved' of the Gelphtu rotary, to tura
round and accuue the culprit of having "brought odium
upon the administration." We think so. and thi least
said, the better fey the Whig., we should thitk.
Q "Fiszt.n."—Oer friend Walker. in his speech nt
the Court 'Hone. tie Tuesday evening.. doctored that all
the Democrats eau say in thireatripaign is "thale.”*.fta.
a 1.." atidibe +regrew/or avowed that the aftssrid!r would
t i
sonatina on Sat relay "soother tremendous kale." in
noticing that thee '6g. Now, wo really think our honor
able friend is uogiusrous. He certainly ought to allow
us to use the word *lute" as often as his party friends
use the word 'Alta." Meroovor. the use of the two
'fords is dirtied from this slim souse. Gee. horse
fainted for the waat ofrrtrength —.the Whig meetings "h
-alo" for the Fasts want. The General's wounds were
very painful. too. whsn ho fainted; oo it I. with Lb* whip
—they are in great pais whoa they °Tuttle." 8s you
see. goatlemso groinblors. the word *lisle" is as appli
cable to Whig meetings se the word faintly to Geo . ::
Pierce.
Cr Tim Pinaositi w Faczooit.—A willies who re
sides is the fear* ward of Jersey City. who has boo
married thirty 7.1r1 1 . sad is new shoat lifiy - yoars of ago.
gars Wilt to hot. "Bch child a day or two sines.. Oho
says shot kneads to Imp op with the •stars of the Un.
isal" •
TAR tail Forrassa.--Illbee Daniel Webster
hoard of doe sernientfoo of Gei. Beat and air. Graham
of North Caroles be remarked “Beets and °Mime:—
"Geed floevemil has the whiff arty some to that? Feed"
ors mad mow , ' -
•ri w ith re-
e ora keow r it *Demi.
oriel
d its
sm7ireet
Der
n wh th ig e r fleas ." rie ' ".
port like the follewiog, bet dal is the robins &meads
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the eacrifico, and the troth mast be told. Truth - is tell.
the whip beteg thieves,. themselves; their papers will
hawk It that there is the mese unbounded enthusiasm for
Scott—that the **fires of 1840" are 'wimple, ever the
couutry—that anise and harmony pervade their ranks.
and het his prospects sow. are even brighter than were
ih.4 of Taylor at the same time in '4B. They studiously
cos' lathe fact that thousands of their best men utterly
ref, to support Scott—they mondial,' the idea that he
nteyi ti
be defeated. and strive by every 'art to ell:wince the
wet Hag. and reassure the doubting that "military hero
tern" retaineife efficacy." It behoves the cause el, troth.
the: —it hi ihocesiearyr to the "truth elhistery"--that facts
liki he following should eat be bid under a busbel , or kept
tli
(with' public So far se we eon judge no Domination.
ma by either party. has been repudiated by so large a
nuriber of its party as that of Gen. Scott; far let ft be
remembered the public rensticistions are bet a moiety
of the number that have in reality determined to vote
against him. Mist men dislike notoriety, hence they
shit h frees bavieg their names paraded in public jour
nal besides, by so doing they avoid in ch of the biitee
a
t i
that would otherwise be impeder d against them
toy i sir former party friends. If it wer not for this fact.
tb sands epee thousands would be found declaring their
detmummies to vote for Gen. Pierce. But , to be done
wit cominentlet this charge ,of "grape" from that
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"fir in the refit , " tell its own story. It is compiled by
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the 'New York Evendig Post. and reads as follows: -
it Ihomes tl. Clay. eldest sou of the late Henry Clay.
i misted by the Weehintou c rrrrr pearient el the Rich
fouled Ealairse. wili not vote for Gen. Scott; •aiiii he
avued hiss detertuinatiou to has esumat father. before
his oath , who apprirrird of it.
enneth Raynor. heretofore a distinguished WI •, •
MCongress e her el froui North Carolina , • num ku wu
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thriughout the Vision. refured to attend a Scott orbit
due, at Raleigh; and it is rumored that he will to e a Ito
lotion ol hostility to Scott's election, prubab y •on alter
theiNorth Carolina electron.
• W ahem Shade. formerly Governor of. a • member of
Coogress hum Vermont. and Titus II ut *, luso° , former..
ly Chief Justice of that Stem. hamlet° milieus. whirl.
repudiate alike Genies & Scott and a platform upon
which he stsads.
Judge k:clhard Y. Hill. in 1: the Whig cand.date
fur IGoveruor of Georgia, heir). .quested to draft an ad•
droll to the wings of thmt 8 te, in favor of Scott, au.
swers;—"Not having ob ed my own consent to vote
for Geo. Scott. lam oar 'hog to beinstromental in per
building oilier@ to do • . ' ,
David E. Wheeler ...well known and respected law
yeti, of this city. el ted by ibe Whir, a few Years suite,
to tlhe Sate Lee' Store, in which he took a Irading.po
Gwen. as we le n from several rooms. will not support
Gee. Scott. . t reek impelled, by ti pinnotic desire for
refirm NIS rotreuchineut at Warbington, to vote fur
Frifik Pi cc. . .
Will . . in S. Parham; for several rears • prominent
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mem r ol the Louisiana Legislature, and one of Me
wh' substitute electors in that State. has resigned has
• etsril:position because liiicisiiiiiit support : 4 cott. Mr.
'wham was at the State convention which appointed
him elector, sod said then that has earms.hed.better net
be sod, as he,might met *Op: rt the Presidential noun
se .
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"he Tribune, in its mistiest, insinuates that 111r...Per •
ha may have been bought With "two Or four negroes.A ,
The Be. speaks of the ninertlficatioe" caused by,his loii
The Crescent. the leading Scott paper. says. M. Parhem
**mine in the cleverest gentliiiineu we ever had the plea-
sure to encounter." Aud the Deltas says the whig party
loses "one of its ablest and most popular champious 'in
the State."
A letter i• the New Lisbon (Ohio) Patriot. (ram
W ills, in that Stme.-anneonces that Robert Ralston
en E. . Mort, two elks' most respected whips itrth•
town, are • tug Scott. and that a somber of other
wtdgs go with th . -
Capt. Richard H. • lily. of Nicholasville.Kentocky.
an More in the ileateim under ihe command of bulb
'St'i and Pierce. though litlW a strong will, know,
it
a I,lhDou l l i eeou lt etdi e tintell s ou:ro lli pasctuors r apol u at.ifi . ,
copk : rit ' ittha t : e ueytri r cisii c e.aiw e i,:rh s tane e s
tell,
isfi si n ett ,
moi ti ninu a l
ait t itifloweane
i.iti n tii;:no o df : ::.:;:le d li.:; l 6 , t i ae:,:i i ii n ips - ..
illiain L. Tate. whig assistant elector for Burke
iity. North Carolina; publishes a card, &echoing to
vs nay !auger in that capacity, as he caonot support
it. br. John A. King, smother inflormisl wing of
stump tor Pierce sod. King. -•
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'ti. Robeit M. Henn, one of the whig leader's of'
ncumbe cdtuity , took occasion,,at a recent public die t
stem,to soar/once from the stump lust he could nut
mould not support Gels. Scott. Those guntemen
ide to one of lire etroogeet wing portion s ut the State.
lie Trenton True ,inteihean mates that Dr. J. G.Go•
.114 ludo .hii4l w rig of N. as J•r.ev. will not support
oil. Horace 11. Dot. the India tubber • man: one of
most active whip in the same State. made a spirien
met Scott, at the Scott rejection meeting at Boston.
'el. William 11. Lucas , delegate from the serood di.
ct of- Alabama, to the erlug 'national convention. has
sde a report to hie colistitueols staling the proceeding.
iho convention, but declaring for himself list lie will
milt support Scutt. i •
Col. John Spear Nicholas. a gentleman °cereal worth
and popularity, °neer the first lawyers in Baliiinors. in a
letter ton friend'. repudiates the hellittiellett of Gen. Scum
.tad 'avows his determination to cute for Pierce nod King.
Charles I' Mater, "pother distingui-lied Baltimore whip
and Mrs-re. Brerxer.'Deireetimit and Serniiies. Allegan%
coin y wiiir. have also renounced the whig party, and
deielared for Pierce nod King, .
Iblelinclhon Carman, heretofore a whiz member of the
N+w Jersey Legidature, from Eaorx county, ntWonly re
/indices Scutt, but has partieip•Mo in the enthusiasm
which prevails in that State for Pierce.
W. G. Seiko; the
,wing Attorney-Geireral of Tenets
;
see. in a speech at a whig meeting at Ktiox•ille, took •
decided stand against the support of General Scott. Dr.
Crozier. blemirs.N,Wellter, Gammas, and Morey. sod ether
, active wings - of that crty; sided with bun. • Node of them
will vote fur Scott.
Major A. M. Dune; an able lawyer. and a popular whig
orator of Louisiana, a neighbor and fribild of Gen. Tay
lot, add d the Ilegiecratec ratification meeting at Ba
ll toe Rouge, at which the Governer of the State presided,
end declared that he should vote for Pierce and King —.
This averred , was received with tremend.irs cheers
iEneas Adams, another influential whig, came forward
add made the same &Airtime, end was also warmly
received. . .
Mayor Harrel. et Bridgeport. Connecticut, has renoun
ced the whig party. Several other leading wings of that
city have followed his example. .
(Lucius Polk, a prominent whit of Tenn eeee i. being
on a visit to Washington, freely avows that hej is with
Gkotry and Williams. iii their eppositien to Scott. •• eart
ad soul."
I Dr. Ikavid Long. of Batavia, New York. a Tavola on
ary soldier, who hos:never voted a Democratic ticket. re
pudiator Gen. Scottaud : goes for Pierce and King. ..
iiliillisin A. Crocker, delegate from the 9th distriefof
s
eimarchosetta to the National Whig Convention, haste
weed a bitter and sarcastic address to his tenant ents , de
-
twanging the action of the convention. He se s: "hay.
mg taboo a seat :in the comvention. lam bo n dto lore
for the candidates nominated, utilise the peopl arise and
repudiate the deed. Then I shell be (ice ore free."
Otherwwe he will give a **silent end reluctant ballet" -
;Capt. Williams, the leading whig of C ottanoega.
i
Teneemee. @bade a speech at a whig mee t flee ting at that
plus receutly, swimming that he 'could Mir vote for
Glen Scott..but should vete for Frank Pierce. He was
eestaitted by Cii. %Vhiteside..Dr. W. S. Bell, Dr. Mile
S=ynth, and other prominent whips.
- '11 1 ... Jobs H. Hi 11.,• whig candidate forth. North Car
olina Dome of Commons. (rein Brunswick CeeeiV• hes
wllidrawn from the canvas*. because "he could not and
w aid not support Gen. Scott." There are so many whiff,
wto concur in this opposition , tbilt be would probably
halve been elected in spite of it. but he did not wish to he
a t siudideni sinless he could be supported by all those
w th whom he had been - accustomed to act.
William 1.. Hartle. ens of the ablest whig orators in
Miesiseippi, has come out unequivocally in favor of Peeves
euld.King, sad economy and reform in the administra
tion of the , governinent. Mr. Harris says that a* State ' ,
niiro man can hereafter set with the whip,
• he Democrats of Mentgoiriery. Tadisun. were gran&
ed at a recent merlin. by a 'lseult from Lewis Wallace.
Ivrbe had beep see of thir most decided opponents. He
Ideclared that he could not .upper= Scutt. but mid do
hietstmost to elect Frank Pierce.
We have no room is-day fur *n3. 1 1,10'14, ••e.hieges."
wltb the like of which, below. we aright seedy fill-anis.
their column. Are these the ehangei which have so ad
vieea Clem Scott's stock tit the Tribune office We
peeve for a reply:
I . ,
1
The news of important ebonies from the Whig
re sto the support" of Pierre and King. is daily bourns
ing more Interesting. The latest aid most prominent
that we note are those in Montour county. of Doctor
Clarence ll.lFeiek. • volostoor who sieved hie alostry
is the war with Menlo.; Geo. A. FFiek. Cashier if the
Denvilfe Hank ; lienosek & Foley. proprietor* of the
&igh 'sad Ready Imo Works. and John G. blientgent ! ,
:cry. Esq. it woe the ** Revel NiNes.'"'w• keliere. that
was going to missy Peoneylisahalee Rome loosen of
A'A bettor indsmitinding of Os curie *Salsa tu
That,' "Religion Tor the Gazette;
somber ertitge. in reply to cOolFalo paper. we have
explained bow we were lead, lest wee!. to misrepresent ,
the Constitution of North Crushes. in regard. to an ob
jectionable
"religious test," which it confides. Is reply
to the Gazelle. therefore. we will merely state here that
th• - artiele quoted Ikons this constitution is sot a forgery.
as it alleges. but merely • quotation' from the esinetitie- 1
two of that State as it did wrist previous' to 1836. In that ,
,year the constitution of the State Wie amended, and the
article quoted was altered so as to read **chrism)." in
stead of protestant"—thes allowing Catholics. bat'ex
exchadiog 7 Jews" sad Jafidels from "holding soy offs
co or place of trust or profit" inithe State. Thus much
I for • correction, which we feel due to the "truth of hia
tory"
and our own character as X' public journalist. Aad
new a wdni to the Gaulle. in regard to the Position of I
Gen. Pierce on the "religious test" in Nevi Hampshire.
Having cheerfully related the earns it 6 theY exist iu re-
gardto the Constitution of North Carolina. will the Gal
ult. do so with that of Neiv Hampshire? We shall see.
First will it tell its readers that Constitutie• of thit
State cannot be amended wi fief a vote of Ind -thirds.'
and that the Democraitc p limner had that majority
in!the State? 'Will it tell reders that, after Gee Pierce
had procu r ed Meuse:is -of the emoudtrent in the con
?aconite for striking t the religjoea test, and it was sob
mined to the peo e, it was only defeated by about 100.
there being on! hat number lacking of a two o4liirds ma
joriti in fan of the antendnieat 1 Will it tell its read-1
era - diet w le Geo. Pierce was laboring in the Cptiven
' I
afterwards before the /people to have this object
".religions test"sticketi um. Mr. Levi chamber
the , candidate for Governor. was laboring as
teniinund to have it retained 1 These are facts, and
we' ask the Gazelle as a.candiejournalist, if it does not
knoW, the to be at. '1- if it doe, , we.sak the public haw
much b ee r than fal.e!roud is its whinsing attempt to
cant Orliuni upon Geu Pierce for • state Of thing* in New
llatelpshire which lie had no haied in bringing about, but
on t 4 contrary has labored strenuously to remedy
- Welriet down the, twenty- lectors' votes of
Pennsylvania. at certailt fur Scolt and Graham. The
wealitrn part' f the SlAti seem, to be thoroughly aroused.
sad We expect much from the better understanding of the
tariff: que.tion. but lately acquired in . the MIL section.—
nutlet 11utcs. ,
P tv
sA r
.g t
onl
Ilp
r
.t
tio,n. am
ionab ,
.
Teti -set" them "ddwn" do you? Well. we are glad
to hear it. fur the people, who have more bueiness witfi .
tketh than you. intend to pick them up, and Ipso them to
Pieria and King. Ytiu think. too, the "Western part of
the State'! a "thorosighly Moused." and all' because 'of a
,
••better unueratandincof the tariffqueition. but lately ac
qui rka in the iron section." .This is truly wonderful trews!
We profile* to know seteethiacatmat • %Ve•itern Pen nsyl
vatire—this is the third Presidential campaign. we haw.:
takeb a•hand im'and we, assert without fear. acontriedic..
tion that there never how Win la political canvass that Ito
little enthusiasm has beeu'"Arroused" en the.oart of the
whip. or aoslitticsaid od that worn-oat hobby, the To:
The fact is: there is a "better underateinling of that
question." end the whip know! it: and thus knowing
they: are mum on the sisbject.
( They think now a ti;ood
deal more of “Cero . G.irdo." '• hernbusco." and other
fields where they wished the Mexicana would welcome
Scott ••with bloody hands tea hospitable grave." than
they d r of "protection for promcdon." or the ruin of the
.tariff . of '46: Knowing hate, we say in all candor to the
••.Knisla Notes." if the whip have nothing better tis ming
their hopes nod for carrying Pennsylvania than -the
twit they may as welt ••heng alOomi 'ipso t h e willow."
al I a 1844 the loapfocaol weri very much domitivfiedi
with Mr. Clay becatiee he foug'it a darl. Now they aro
just eis much disples•ed with Gaul. Scutt fur haviug re S
fused to tight One.—Fradovia Censor.
A miiitske, Mr. Censor; ti mistake! The " locale
your ill-manners prompts yne to cap the' Demon
racy, were not dtsdatiafied with Mr. Cloy Wiens* he
fought a duel." No. sir ; not ati all :—they oia'y object
.. ‘o
your running one who lendliought,a duel, while)oo.
at the ne time, claimed that at the religion, and piety.
Ind morali 'n the 6 - gantry W a embraced within the
pile of the Whig , rch. with F linghpsen at the head
mneraey • iirctrd to. It war your
gross inestvistencv—not'
Neither ere they .• diectlewied7
refused to fight" Gen. Jacket:in.
f4ct to show how unstable are
icitledly ;fickle are:his • ••religiou
H. had fought two_dnels, one*
foot in the grave, but whet 1G
hint to the fit Id his .` retigiu
were thought of just 84 that ar
did'ut mown with him Nag,
thine after we find him inviting
combat fur a publication of titer
the joke of it is, when the pa
was. made. the Governor was
nut taken an oath as Governor
while he had taken suoh.au,oa
Was gives -
•• Ha (Mr. Ewinp),hrid bte
miitls him, Gen Scott. fee twent
known hherr, in his judgme
tray
. affnirr. lieSiheuld be elm.
pits and he briefly, t.
great.querlions atreetit.g the we
improvement of riveMand herb
cntkitiduntry.
The above is from the Tribu 'a report of the speech
of lion. Thoinas Ewing at Ni L nra last week. As Mr.
Ewing's acquaintance with the hero of landy's, Lane
covers the whole perioitof the I ensral's alien law dis
temper. we of course are giv ! to understand, that in
the judgment of Mr. Ewing an. his.partisone. then is
nothing in all the General said of did during that pe
riod that was , an trror of jud meat; not a principle
avowed that was net right. It sowers the purposeof
the Tribune's and
,Times' edito a to 'jay that General
Scott has disavowedtha proscrisitivo policy towards f0r
.40
eigne'rs. * avowed by him in 1846 but hero we have An e
of the shining lights of the part . oaf whom whip de
light to honor; deliberately apps ving of the General'.
attempt lii , rally a
.Native Amer • party, and virtually
avowing his willingness to 'assist in enacting the bill of
Americus. whiiih would disfrancl ilia evorycitiaen of alien
birth whu had not served in the tiny or navy for • coo
ple ,of years.
,
Or Coutes -The Erta Oboes • r..(dernoeralic.) nub
liehes that lorged clause. pretend d to be part of the Con
stitution of North Carolina, whir esys . that "nobody de
ntine **truth of the Preto:gnus, iligion" shall hold of
fice is the State. The word —P .tee tact" is a base for
gery, inserted in plies of ••Ctiritt it" as it nails in . the
Constitution. Will the Observer make this correcuon?
We shall see.— &ugh Notes.
Why, ••oreon e ," Mr. Notes . Is there anything in
the past cosmos o the Obserosr th t leads you to think it
would misreiires ut a fact. Lao .'ugly?, We think you
ought to kook *n better. The fsets of this. micelle& for
gery are thole. V . found the clatteei. es published last
M
week, in elt itt - itti ion of North, Carolina in a book
containing • the
v
onsiitotions of the States, before we
saw it noticed iii other papers. ‘Withoot ,looki3g for
;her, we noticed P. but when we saw it denied we again
W
referred to the ilk and found it Detained an appendix.
l e
in which the amendments to the h l e setrerel State Constitu
tionb are noticed. and among of ro we found the objse
tionable clads* in 'that of North Carolina was amended in
1836 by *abstaining the word •• .hriatian" for "Oath°.
lie.".
' KT New Porr Orriats.—A n Post Office has been
r i iiitablished in Vi r agos township. tialled Carter Hill,. and
S. P. Moire Esq.. appointed PisMaiter. . Another has
been iistablitited in Concord, call d Stewart. sod Bung
ee Stewart appointed Poet Master and
bo soother at Wens
rgh..ealleit Landers Lane.: Titus Robison ap
pointed
pointed Post Master. •
J Erie. br this Gloriosa CathOlio Prism, Aar 17. Mr.
DasitL SWILIRIET to blurs East SCASAT. both• of this
tows.
The-sastrunenial ginkgoes recorded above wai of short
derides. Sweeny was guilty of bigatity.linvieganother
wife living is the vicinity of Willoughby. It is said. al
so, that be had &Wife nod twicbildroal lisland. He
was arrested here last: week. bat 'eesiiived.to oaks his
seep. sat la sew fres to forte new matrimonial allies-_
eee with-wne ether fair• terseestatlie of the Emerald
Reperkr.
117 If yen don't lsk the Obserpir well snorter to pey
for it. don't steal it fro. your neighbor. For it is possible
be does. ..1
TT The best cure far drowsiness we ever tried is the
bark of dog; theoih church members should never take it.
far it has tie singular affect of-creating en irresistible de
sire to swear.
ETIThe editor of the Albany KsticitsrbockFr says that
now and thee an wse gets coarteeted with the fuddle
press. That is very true.
ID" As dog days'approaCh the aspirants for ixolitical
honors among the •Whigi. increase and multiple. bite
flies around a molares cask. September will FirObably
eu .1 isms of them OS.
lir Peter Salt. • reside•t of 'Warren 'county' m Ohio.
was ridden on • rail list Monday. by his neighbors. foe
shamefully abasing hit wife. So it appears "sa
eouhrot save him.
IET One hendred and fifty persons died iu No
during the last twelve months, of delirium tre
Here is evidence of thewaat of the Maine Law.
rr The National lalailigeneer tells us reader
New Hampshire •:the outhusisem for Scott•and
r spreads like wildfire among the Granite Hills. •
'!only by the Harrison campaign." The Demon
red that State theft by over five thousand. mej
• Queer ••wild•fire" that
Sraa wa Suove.—"Gen. Scott cannot obtain th
Kentucky •ny more than%!he can command the p 1
lieitven." The author of this emphatic remark
plirey Marshall, ',big member of
,Constreee fro
tacky, has been appointed by President Fillmor
minianer to Chums. . • ",
17 The Cholera is riling in 8uff . ..10 with (ea
lenee. Some or this best citizens have been svr -
indeed whole familiei hate fell victims to the
yet not a. word in regard to it hes been lisped by
falo papers: Is this right?
Le of year erodidete
Gen. Scott for burin;
• conic refer to the
ellow de
e
is priue7
and patriotic
h Dick man With,.
m. Jackson onminimeti
and patriotic scrtplea"
iculKr juncture ! They
though ; for in a short
Coy. Clinton to niort•l
• than • -ear old; end
alication ( complained of
t plain citizen, and had
tat to engage in a duel.
ih before. the challenge
Intimately . arquaiitted
years. Ile heed tierce
in either tied or malt
ed because, his princi•
the nett( itert . on the
fare of 'the country, the
s, protectign to
IMlCEtilti Is ?OHIO run Scurr.—The KnoxvillM .
(Tenn..) Inig says, that Dr. Crosier. and M. M. Gaines.
Esq.. leading and ittifldentaal whip, are against Scott.
and that. Mr. Walker. a respectable merchant Rattan in
iimiiii
allehtlisl whiff. °Pined a resolistioe at a 'eh g•metting in
that town repudiating Scott. which was eonded and
advocated by W. G. Swan, Esq.. whig Att aey Gener
al of the State of Tennessen. **in a a • ech of some
length, and of decided ability, in which he howed clear
.ly that Sceit's nomination was a fraud to the whir
party, and had beeniachieved by the A !Won vote of
the C non." This is the way Tenet sees is ping
for Scott !
EDITORIA.L BREVITIES.
17 The agonv is over! Let the coentry r
Joho Et. W4lker has;obtained the conferees
county. There is onop thing mere we want hi
—u 'acclaim/fold
Er The Georgia Citizen. of Maxon, is the o
paper in Georgia which support a Gen Scott.
small support, thit, in a Slate that polls 95.000.
Dean.—The Carlisle Democrat in dead
it .. Phuffled off this mortal coil" we do not k
dead ;t certainly must be. for we hav'm seeni • moni
ker for three or four mouths. Peace to the Colonel's ash-
0J The Loniatille Journal (Whig) is informed that
Col Humphrey Marshall is circulating Gentry's speech .
against Scott in large numbers. in Kentucky. Mr. Fill
more Isis rewarded the . Col with a commission, to China.
Joshua Tt. Giddings, the great Ohio Whiff Free
soil r, improves upon -the New York Tribune. Greeley
was only going to spit upon the platform. Giddings says
that he ••spits also upon the candidate."
Alt j cuRRIOIaWL LIAR.TIIIII NOW York ea:rupee.
dent of the Baltimore Timer, &MCI Iblllg a fight which oe.
curred is that city between a Democrat and a Whig, in
which the former mocked the latter down for calling
! General Pierce a coward. wire: •• He' struck the tatafi
clone Whig in the Nct+ and left him lyang.t*
. EU' A stranger who reached Buttaiti by boat on Toes
day evening. was way:taid and robbed of $17.0110. by
three men, on his way to h;s hotel. Since the Niagara
••fizzle," robbers, p;clL'•porkets, and the cholera. appear
to_have ful sway in Buff4o.
• -
It? Cisme:tart 'Slows —The Cincinnati Times sacs
two foner.la met itt the-ta o mile House near that city.
the one going to . the Cemetery and the other returning
hoer) it. Huth stopiped and the men alighted to drink.—
Ageneral fight ensued. in which several persons were
aeirerely bruised, and the coffin considerably damaged.
rr It may be interns:Mg to the admirers ofienny
Lind to learn that she has concluded to quit the world of
song and turn Authoress. r At last accounts. a cotempo
rary says the was preparing a •mall edition of "Gold.
sehrnidth Animated Nature " That's a shocking joke!
OE7 It is said that ea CieOretiry Girsitstn his sold his
dw - ing in Wasiiingtoil. to Siinatin; k'ish for $12.000. be
ing $.3 t more than he gave for it From this we
ehould . infer t t the E.x.Secretary f.as'ut mach hops of
his election.
air A friend tram Pie a deans tells us that the most
prominent charge sigainst in Louisiana is that JON
graed mother was a witch. It is esnined if this can
be established, the Democrits will " a , t" and give np
the State! '
ItT•The Boston Post. a renowned antiquarian and
classical scholar, infet:s that Dildea wai not oppoa.d to
mint juleps. from_ • rethark that he once made, that
”straws may be mad* instronarins of happiness."
Q 3 The Maine Linn Ltaw. which" ham bent adopted
substantially in Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. ap
pears to be carried into effect. in the latter Stales, with.
out any great difficultk. except Roston, where it has
been rendered inoperative by - a techanicality of law
Some seizures of !iconr have been made.-ald a few pros
ecutions instituted. - =
. . •
TT Parson BrownWe sa\•e in' hie Whig paper, that
Gen. Seoul the old tool of a God-forsaken, and cor:
rupt association of Nionherit Abolitionists—and we ask
no &sore of the friend, and admit:ars of the frre•eoil He
re. in or oat of TeogeHeo,•' TeWeeiree will gp for Scott
—in a hens
CAUTION TO PAININTS---Tlsi Roston Traveller an
nounces the death of a child to that city kii! cOnvutsions.
caused by eating raisins. Thu is no uocommon -occur
rence. Dr. .Deateee, in hill work on the ,physical , and
medical treatment of,ohildren—a book which parents
should own—mentions the death of three ihildren from,
the same cause, and remarks "there is no stomach—an.
loss it be that of an ostrich—that can muter the akin of
a ruin." •
Now T
Er Anemia To Ma: en sse.,Stinatof Chiefs. of Ohio.
has been writing a long letter to Mr. B. F. otter, taking
John Van Boren , and others. to task for st going the
" free soil" dodge this fear. la answer is thit, at the
Unmeant Demmeistic ratification at Newburg. John Van
Boron declared that there wu no longer any free soil
party among the DeMocracy of the State of New York.
for oath* objects of the jiartyairing ben accomplished.
therm was now no longs soy seessity for its existence.
Hurrah furkJohn ! Ha's right this time; lel him go
ahead 'I
rr A soinf Mr. tyaits. of Cincitioati. was recently
mind with hydroph 'a. but by judicious treatment hi
has entirely retove „though a ramming wound is lots',
did to too kept n white the lad was bitten, in order to
prevent the? ibililo of craters of the sympionui.—
The yesielso which formed adder the tongs* rapidly die.
appeared snider the administration of Lachesis. a medi
cine prop* . d from the rim of the laeoe-beeded odder ,
wiwohw glue is an maidens Is Melpoison. sad lib*
spasm, aro prevented by the wet billet:kens sad sib.
,
Sr re *diem
rif.
The sustain of os elopements ti pat dawn General
tt Meet peeve wady hoste.—Ginewe.
Tirs•; • gym IN& iro blobs* suurstie *fret lbws."
Q W bottom. of the Diestierata of Erie c ow '
ty?,..418eY se quiet. I Can it be that they are dismo s .
bed with r ree: who la a stranger, and in a study e q.
corning doe xpedieney of rallying for Elect? W. , a , e i
they would how their hand.—Gaselle.
o doubt you wish - the Democrats ne t . 1 4 1
l and; no in the least. Well.
,you 01.11 b e
• ,
on time—say about the first of Noverst i ,
n find out "what has beciime . ot the Dea l ,
' County;" also. whether they are ••dissitio•
ree" or not., "There's good time coming.,
sit a little longer."
We have
chow their
gratified ie
Yon will th
crate of Eri
fled with Pi
neighbor.
OsL's Orisiox.—Ed. U. Pendleton, tot e?
hington, July 20, writes thee to the Naho e .
cer :—•• Upoa may arriial borne this ere:.
in your aper a challenge offer In, t , .. 4 „ :
Gen. ott will be the next Presid...n: or te
lin-Pierce. In riply to that challenzl, I lilt.
t hat I do not believe the pinion off:r,a g :;,.
- I
and : and. to pet the isatt•r to rev!. I Ist
1 to $B.OllO that General Pi art.. it k arat
d the next President or the Uuttsil S: - .1., .
BACA INS
date of We
el lelellige
tog.- I find
$lO,OOO t
Gen. Fronk
ooly to •ey
Nei eon be.
brt $lO.
will be sloe
petre"
1
i a Wminal—Tho Southern Patriot. polet i s h .
wilts. South Carolina, coritaina the pree t ,..!.
i l •
public meeting. by which it arpeara that
t
Thompson . a diatinguished Whig, farm er .
to Mexico. Mod warns supporter or i.;!.
liiniatratioo. renouced -Gen. Scoic to r eg .
1
his a ffi liation with he Sowaid vhrty of ti'el
d comes up cordially to the aopi:ort of Ge t
...tog.
Rerveu ,
ed *t G(00
61, York
loe us,—
jags of a IS ,
Gen. Wad
Iy Telinnne
mo•e'a adt,
sequence o
!monis% a
that im
'rating'
availed
to Cat-
Pierce • ard
rity
Adv ertisements,
New
vote or
were or
Hum.
Ken
, Cum-
• - -
•
THOMAS M AUSTIN.
tale of the lisno of G Laurens er C.. ;
locks. IN..arbe*. Jewelr.
Louk. Jug Glar.cs, Lamps ant24*.tticy
onil.
MAUI In
Inrtrutnen
rate and r
'l' HI AT It I A N D u A:l. I. -
LN the elciinnt Mil of Mr. n Knobloch. EMILIO , %ii ix .
vow! mirilimv EVENING AUGUST thli
be pretchtri.Otlic comic opera in I Act of
j The 'aloe Zen-,y Lind: •
After winch the Opera in tine Act or
TRUE LOVE!
The whote ukconclude w:th the Laughable rive nn Act , r h t ,, 1 , 4
OX Auld Cox or Printer and gattar.
ful rio
`; 't off
diseeviih
h• Buf-
Aftrr 11w oerformance A Gat:At BALI.
Adallysioa to the Theatre 2 cents. Attutis.ton to th.•
and Ball 37i cents. Diary open at 7. eartitio• will rise
wive o•elv. A. BIN [cum.& B)1.1 7.
Lrte A agusa 7 1932-1113 Actors frost Sert • k
oice !--
,em this
CIO
dream Ship for Austra'ia.
f it THE new 41".thte Engine Lite:minim
is es WrAT WIND,
•
ly whig
Rather
otos.
. •
Will 10111 fOTTOft Phillip on Saturday invl L r r•.,
wager, ouly~ Tat. ti the tirst Strainer from the Vntrich•-,- , .....;
Anttralta She ha,•Leell three rotates to chatter.. w.uh
pert. -tierubtehtnery IMO been rtinrou2bly meted, alid
proud to bela very rupee o and tart •ea Sic:titer.
r r 11,1114 tnoderate Sot pa,..tv.lopiv to
Aaiun 7 .4113 ADAM SM I TO. 73 road-gt.. New S• rl
. lIITRALF COW.
(tofu the intreevelver on the 31.,
Ji m; Red row. tear, old laet rprttit. r
borne. IIT rtglot hind tot a Ittile it hive
ntlk, had no art teem! mark Whoever et% •
vhe truly be fult9d at thi- (Alice will 1w !roc' :
—.103 C41.11KL1.1.
Whea
ow, but
hoof, Ao•mg I
matron w:or
Erie. Aug
loam?, up my to.i-iness and take this meiho,t
soentio who are indebted to uv •toy ' e.r
I will be in toy (Wire Qii theedrimernf
s ' daily. until the kirst may J Z.eptewh4r seri
rinYiehret,ery_rotes' noe opportiloot of seat, 1.2
y and sarisr
All—Accounts and .S.c.te.
I , i eta ill be len w ith a justice fur calkelion
eq. her . Y. F I it
I 7 I t•
lion now
fvonff ali
Aerbnol Usa
Eighth rST.
the pitrvu-e
Itte pen.. 111111;
pintleol a. ab
Vir-t of
Erie. Aug
kfie
nrilt
Tow'.
Erie ,
:4 Y.44IZiIIC for Atigun, ran be h!Vi al
or 71 ,, 31-1.1 B (3"NiNNON &
•... . . _
kittlr Eva." Mao; a law g.,01,!; 0,l Lr'e
'es sit rat, be 1104 - . GUNN fru )%•,.
t i 1r5.:.-13 New
...
-
' ' Buggy for Bale.
FOR rate Dew fire) fate IttlaffY. A credit will he riven ..n.t4
i;eii. P, rev it elected President Ettlitliflo of T.-IN. lt, fr.,
.
Na. 7 Poor plea Row. Erie Aux 7 lE4 i - I.:
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N W WATCH, JEWELRY. AND
TA Olf GOODS STORII.'
..'txte St..opposite Proux's Hotel. Erie.
T"':std.. riber. (Lucm We Finn of (1. Loomis St ('0..) corn,.
before lie Ire iniblie and vienniy, rolieiting. a• 'bit, i.e.
piir. , n...t, , .. e mfitt...t a larre and well ..elee.ed stuck of time art..
i
e-1 and pni). I.D.tsLii , able 1:01iInc als ay• at low prtets. toutil II
NI(Ir the 01. hirfactaring of .Stfrer Ware and Jewelry. and r.,,,
; 1 11, 11 14,n t o tm.ioe... will 101.11fe a reat.rnable VI ppr ft Ilr.ll is
t een for On part ht . mu tears.' a fC,l.lfllit of Grit. and 1iner...14
io rennin iti .te-t of life. iln• public will bud rile, i.o '4.lt.t of 1.a.-
rare." bpi. it Ma)/ on hand to nig s ith the '-. re.* of luau A inn" r...
0.1.. in in In) - if and family, in the world. and I pie4elll)mell tt , fll
delVof to in. 'main the reputation egjoyed by the old fi rm ID , t err
parttenlar ThAikf.i. to a reliere, l l 4 lnit.lier Iso . my ' , twee". ft.•
for iii lire:. I hall endeavor to 'sterna continuance of their lavers.
Aug. 7 le 2-13 Tllrrs M. Arzfal.N.
0.......-- .......... tort,* aria Jewelry earenkity rep...nett.
kir I.nakin'
f'aualohmae a!
shined andl
Wrilkuirg
New fork..'
sllc not} ref.
Erie .1..2
. esi ver Wawa.... nen Jeu WV. ell iref Warr, Clocks - .
_ Gineses, Gilt Portrnia rind. tieture Frames. Soup.
fluid si :e a nd sthspernling Lamps. Glass Lanteni.,
plain Omni, Musical Imitrunietipit Strings. Ar.i• .
kti..Flieh and Getman Toys. jun purchased ',I
'id receiving and opening new and 1 esh. at u lade.
J. . rail in and see the suiek. Buy a cheap cluck Of
re. if you like. nt AUS 4i TIN'S,
145:1 l3 fipposite !Iron ti's Ili D.!
Riga
. Amulet and c.tored
AUSTIN'S.
Pt 7 11.3 d • 13 " Opposite RION n's 11, or,
111.1 i - Ramon of the Fastness and Aleehaiiic,' 11. 4: 7, 71
111011 01P10-!mrgli. up to July Ist. 11-s2. uft
and tlthrla rrirte , ,, tlits`•urgli,
mot of applicants 10r uletukrstop
:mut of cash received
.la
I applicants, making
Eric! Auti,
rtUART
%he, A 4poe
her of Thir
Whole an
W Note :mut;
Paul ryes.
lirreted 4
I`.isil
Pahl uO-4 I
refic.; , ;
Fur officet
Emit!' (4
c and r..rpress
and incidental expenses
fres
Branch offices
Areinni 144%1 each capitalsl.t3
We take pleasure in inettentine ;Jar qitartetly neporbio fit,r 12.•
hers, that 'lnk,. may -ee how the Institution is thiurivhing: Ire. • g
lu ly snail od Oro every effort has been'tuadt , by the officer. and
aiteats to adil to our number those whopre tooling forward to the
best 'mere.* of themselves and their families.
N. B.—rm. report been detained on aoeotim of sot hear.ti
(roll our brasch Whom in due tune. G. U. BROWN. Seey.•
1-7 All itellievien: members holding receipts will please :rod
their depoi..o.l •toit, and take out their mete les.
A.ig.. 2t
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EAT .ENGLISH. REMEDY , •
. •
toss/e !prier and Summer .Wed:riag is ti e jr. rt.l
lqi:lsres rOuusT vrzlit .
11
" TM .4011111117 AND MEOW., L . /Artf..TT k,r ••G l 'e.
PMin Tilt Mina' LI TRAOROINARI I ,Tlfr hVot in
ES route tg,ipg Ifto4l,lr, Of liquorice. I ikr Iltr it , .l-1-
, pari 1a.., req ti.r many I ire hot ore to err.bire vie
- .le in health. The Fore.* Wine IM aih'er. her a ..! t.
Pt mutt op. 110 .)'tip,. in Zliff ,it coo.i.iewey. I ~ I
•teetirrit flaVOr Mid OoOrrtal mrdir teat ft , ta in s
•It.i ,. 1.1 pat. of whirls it i. compmrd. The roe.:
-it the eiroie. of the Wild Ch•rva. Parlifehow. to -
i 'Set-sail:rata. with other valundle plata. , w r.,...
.still more p .nor ii. It. high CUOCellifailOtle brut
;keup id efficient nt , die toe- don MOM% 1.1.-a to. a
.re-n.rri. the 'meet' t g patient tit m weaker., dr
kiove. so .trong
_and %moms. lies it 1.. Ibe fore.l
.1....1 did. in the .tioneid tet at.. for all reuiptallii•
Ti A i molt Y ' f 'l::::ll. l llll r ;ll . lea N iaPr:P.;: a iste' t )r.lV lt il a iYi'l l 'll t eitir l iinirf al :4 ; : l .l i l eta rPedfrl.pr l i: : EP a likTe l i i 'fi r i '; g ill le' Lt nl' l gn: y jlter i ret u pec if 1:71 t ati a l;1 1, " 1 .2:1 : 11:ro. a .14 : : 1 ' :-
a ealthy en • it of Newark. N. J
Le U. ir rtbear-1 else% ia - 3 our Forest %Vine and Tiff,:tat.
lweii tate tur n •of ...wits] my life.. Whet* Ics tufweed t..‘ • ..:.
them. I la PI • the pomi-rd dea'i h. vi rili limpet'. hie. and A. f
ma SI v ph% ' Sian. hail given we over a. pact reosery -tt iu,e
in this drea I it .iiiirition tour Forest Wine ann Pill, were r.r..
cured far me. ad before I bad lireelied the find bottle or ff. V, d e
and box - of lIIa, 1 exper.enceil /rent relief:'- my body and lind -,
which th ere pally swollen. became seneibly reduced • st t,.
of my r cote 4 began now to revive. HMI atter rontrattinz r! e
use 01 )purr ti iciest for about a meth. the Files and A.thaex
were complet ly cured. Ti e Dropsy. with which my lite a:*
placed iii er 1 mat danger. oas .4.4. nearly gone. I hate Ns
i timed the u v ofyour medicines urr]il the present tiow:ao t h..
i l
enjoy as le *et Iralth as ever I did in toy life. although I . 'fl
more than s sty tear. of Age. 1 liribe my recover. eitittrit ,•i
tile toe of )rdur excellent medici .Several or sia tir,rlh-s
I T ..
have also stied them with. *Miff. r success WI belie , ' c - "N'',
Plaints. and I can cheerfully recominend ablaut male public.
Newark .J. lire. 19 1547. Yours. etc. N. MATH t..11 - P.
GREAT CO tug LIVER CoMIPL•INT OP TW ll AAAAA VrAnnr
,/
New Yong. Jan 9 I.: ,
Dr. Dahl. Dear Sir :—llaving taken your F reel Knee tatt I
Pill: to retie ye a disease of the Liver, from which I have sare't: o
set crely fur upwards of lefl )cant and having adhered rio-i0 Ili
the directions whichaccolupany the nwilleines.l have recut , "
my health. uotwithstanding ail who knew toe thought my ti.:4;i ,
-curable. Previous to taking the Wine and Pills; I bait r r'r
to the best medical treatment. but continued lb grow 110Offe IV' -
alarming degne Borne of my ff am& smoke deepairinglyo i'IT
ease, and tried to persuade site from making use of any adtrrivwf
tried tea: and. 1 doubt not. but a hat there are hundred. pros:
dissuaded Nom taking )our excellent medicines, in cert.-o.'l. es
of the threption and inefficiency of many Rd Tel yard reibrdll
pm forth by unprincipled men. in Busing advertisements r - P'ai
what a pity it is. th t the deception used by others. snohld t'
the Means of dissuading niatilaboring under, dease. to r 1 " .-
k Illf trial and being cured by yor excellent requedire Ibis,rdi
speaking. khey have saved my life: ashen I townie red RA.r .
use of theis.. I was in a 'wretelied condition, but began to /to" r
tare their good effects in less than three days; and. in sii.s reit ,
from the time I purchased the medicines, to the great - ;dirioi.e Of
all ray friends. I was ent ire y cured. and had serrated 13 Porn
lii weisql. having t i ken one boa of the Frile. and Iwo lo Wee'
the Wine. Wouid to God Set every poor puffery/ woefd 111 .1 I
herself of MS rate remedies.- VOWS. awl JAMES W I l• ,-4 11. • :
Dr David kflarviir. a celebrated practliiMber rat New Y. 4 ."
elated public v". that one bottle of Hale) 'if Forest W OW ennia n rd
moo virtues has 30 of the large bottles ofllari.atir.ritla. :tk""f
el. S. Naomi &Co . the largest and rawdlrespecuible .:•.ittr.. - I °
jif
in f)raetise. in a t. Wet says t " From what Mc, nave heard .rif
seen of Ilalite,'s Forest Wine, it Is an excellent and good lacd4"
eine. and will'undnittitedly become the kmdling medieior or Or
day." Ili. Mon. of New York. also sewer the to die %Mort of
Ilatsey's }Pore t Wine, by ret.dusuending it: lb snotty of . 11.6 is.
hems. - Serea hundred cenificates from physicians. cirri% incl.
andanffividulia, of known reaeciability, bike been given. Irma
fying lathe great'eures made by " Dr Halsey's Forest I,Vie and
Pills." Ainong them is the cure of Mr. John Ovits. of SO Nail
st. Now York.—cured of affection of the Liver, and bad cobeh
after having been given over by his phasic tans, who pronounce; .
his ease seated Consumption. A child of Mr. William Batten].
Broadway, New York. woo had been dreadfully afflicted * l ' o
Scrofula. of Ants years standing, cured in IWO than .ir wrekik
time. Mary J. Brown, daughter of Rev James R. Brows. 01 -
Litiseaseof thf heart, and Me/pleat Consumpt ion. Others Of Jame
dice. Miters of Piles, others of General Debility. others of t 4 lleo l
Female Complaints, lie. Dr. Halters Otßce. No. Me BroaJosf
New York. 'Fbs Forest Wino Is large equareZtles.Sl Pil..__ l4*
tie; si4licittlei few $3. Guis- coat od Forest Pil SO ee s p ig ellw'r
ref Mel the oppoioted "pat in
Rd., CAit & i l l•
Atr ( Iffi a ges /4°ml*
Ve ■co•f ral
31 AL
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lere.,t r 1 Irlf
Drew 'rt.. at.'
frheit the %(Q1
WOW' eMIII.III
bar a?,
propertir,ener
alers It one 01
• .thiee
bait), and 14
II T., roa
01 the .townar
ferbuirs.
Canaptenats.
lad impure had
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