lir
El
A. r. DPRZIN &CIO" Pro
frit Obstruer.
A: P. DERLIN & CO., PROPRIETORS
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OFFICE, CORNER STATE
ERIE.. AND PIM4LIC
- SQUARE.
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TERMS OF TLlii PAPER.
r,ii tuber rlber.by the cooler. at - ' • - Stet
6, salt , or at the oder. in atrium,. lAA
y_, it, not paid in , advance . or within three month, from the time
arssbrilbine, tare dollars will be charged.
i ll al I WINIIIIIII IljOUt UMW be pe s tid.,
,RA ES OF ADVE R TISING.
Card:. not e ceeding 4 lines, one year. 63.0 0
One square I. .10.00
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Jo. do. six months, , 6,00
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do. do. three soonths, 2,00
Tbanrient adv.ertneuteu is, 30 cents r square, of fifteen lines or'
km tor the firet i norm ion; 23 cents f each sateen - tient inaertlon.
IA rarli adbertivera havethe privilege of changsog at pleasure.
but at no tune atvalkneed to occupy "are thast tw o
all
tutres,ead is
Is /mud I. their esitusau tI4 isall4ll6.
Adtertierments nat having other diaw... tips's, will be i tiserted till
furtwl and r itarged accordingly.
BUSMEN I 0: CTORY.
THOMAS M. AUSTIN.
(Lee of the "race G. Loomis Co.)
ricAtfit in Clucks. Watches. Jewelry, &dyer ti/poons, hrusleal
Instruments, Looking Glasses.. Lawits and randy Goods, whole
iale and
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JOHN GOALDING.
Writraorr TAITAIa. and Habit Yaker—Shop on the east skit of
State street. two doors north of Eight, and adjOiniug J. H. Rib.
het k Cu', Cabinet Ware-Room, Erie, Penna. .
JOHN KEENAN,
6 / ..1a.„-Sientaboat Agent, office at R. J. Rapes Hat stare
et.ur buret Erse Pa.
CLARK & METCALF.
Want Ff•Lt and mall dealers in ... Dry Goods, Carpel+ and Dry
Groceries O. I. Reed House.
WILLIAbISar, W *IGIiT. •
(Warts. Collector, and Dealers in Gold and Allierkoin, armor
nput Money. Land Warrants and'certiticatevcrilarouvite. Alva
SightrUra itooa UY principal-tit see of the Union. and all parts
of the Old Country fur vabe. Muck, cosner of
Erato-d., and lotille Equare.
4.1. WILLIAMS. 6.11. WIRIOWT.
J. G. & W. 1. J/lILLS.
binaural, mod Wholesale Deslen in Groceries. Wine Llndors,
Nino, Pickles and, Pickled Oys-
Lobvlerv• Prevervet. and Itertnetrieally Sealed unities of
every dercaptioti slava), on baud. No. a. "'Mihail Bleck.
State-at.. opposite Brown's New,Dotel. Erie.
3. G. *LLs. NevrYork. Wm. 4. Mtctr. Buf f alo.
Mao. reCeiViii, in their season. Oysters iu shcla.frotu J. G. Milts
pay-st.,Mt.w Yen ,whiebwillbesold Wblleiala at low price - a.
At C. Jaxicatt, Aleut. Erie. Pa:
DUBLIN -&-.I3LOAN
Buren ja Classical. Bctiool and Miscellaneous Books, Blank
K l aus*. Stationery, and Printers Cards,. No. 11, Brown's new
Blot, Erie.M.
• r. DI.R.Lilt ' • P. P. .LOAN.
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W. POINT,ELL JOHNSTON' M. 9.
Oren -, at his rpri dente on 6th Street. two doors West of the
Ls.scoPol !Zit ' h. -
T. W. MOORE,
Dl.' II InCiroter" Frosiiions, Wines, Liquors, Candies. Fruit,
one Door below Loomis & Cu'. State street. Brie.
0 1, JOHN B. COOK.
0w... In Sta p le as. Fancy Dry Goods, and the Greatest variety
of any Store rt_the City. Cbeapide, Erio r Pa.
IS
TERRITT dr. GR A Y.
Impoarrsi, Jobbers and retail Dealers in Wet and Dry Groceren
Pro% Produte. Foreign wig 4n/inertia Fruii Woolen.
% !HOW 111141 Stop t Ware. Flour. Fish. Salt. Glass. Nat riat:lo ,
der. Shot, Caps. d4frety Fume. 4r.e. French Street. °PRO'
bite the Reed - Minnie. Erie. Pa.. -
N. It.—'tenth and !a/H.1.150am, Vessels. ilaelat and Private
supplieddn lib any of theatres! artieles With prompt
ben' ery elbeap.
. WM. S. IiAR - E. •
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Attorney and Counsellor-at Law.
OFFICE over Jacbon's store, at Nona-Foist corner of tbe-rub
,
riquar.
Ene. April & 102.
DOC fOKS BEE BE At. 41 - 4:IV A ItT,
rt.( TIII , O Physicians and durgomm. office and Revoleumn—
*smith & timisatras Streets.
Wire boors IroM7 to d. A. /13; Ito I, aid • to 7, P. M.
a: suer. I. D. J. L.. STLIN•ItT,
,----- JPHNT HEARN St CO. 1 .
ratiraltDlll4 sod Commission Merchants, dealer • . Coal,
flour. lilts. and agent lar hoe of upper to cis,
rut.Oe Dock Lose Pit.
LID4ELL & Co.
111..rverirrus, Manufacturers of Ison•Fence„ antboat
lkt.. lk.c., State. between 7 h arlSeth„ duet Erie.
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AMERICAN EXPRESS - COMPANY.
lirr,cs. Removed to No. 3 Wed Block, Bate Pitieet.
Fanern Express closes at Ile o'clock, A. M.
western " " cf duck, P. M.
rrrrr ORD, Agent.
GEORGE J. !ORTON.
(Late etas jins qf J. Hamra 4. c 0..) ;
'ilioawatal vs mad COnnnissaon Metebaut. lioak, rale, Pa
Dealer iu Coai,dalt. Fisb,Tiour and Plaster.
WALKER & rrideaf S. •
riewaimms, pmdoc. and Coustuission Mereitantst. second Ware
name East of the Public Bridne,.‘:rie Pa.
.11.0=-Deiiers in Coaloialt. Plaster, Sttlet.oi Fish, Li me and time
Slone, iron, patio, Stoves, Casttnip, &c..& with unsurpass
ed Wiliam for Ehipung . either by Steamboats, Propellers.
hithooncr.. or by 11211 soold.
P. D. WaIIICIL. ,
W. H. KNOWLTO,N.
Ratchniake and Repairer. Dealer in 11taiebee. Mein. Jewelry.
Illogical [Harm:rents. Looking Glasses snit other Fancy Goods
Storeoneckiut west of the Reed House. 17 -
ARBUCKLE & KEPLER,
blaca in Pry Goode. Groceries, Hardware. Crockery, bf... No
I. Petry Brook, Eitate areet.Erle. Pa.
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A. M . JUDSON.
ariossir AT f...w.. , —Offiee on Park Row, between Browns'new
Bowl saidte Reed House, up stairs.
DR. C. BRANDER
?mei.* and gnomon—Office corner or Statib and Seventh
&new ith,idehee on Eighth Street, between French sot
Swan& tile, Fa.
M. SANF'ORD &CO..
Daekri IQ Gold. Sarno', Rank Noun. /Vans, aqtlfiealli, of De"
ac. Sight glebanee on the 'principal cities constantly
for atle. Other in Beatty's Block. Public elquare.
T. HERON STUART.
soilgo. •an Portrisets,i--Office. corner of French and Finis
suress,oser Moses Koch's More. Resident.' on Fourth Meet;
Ana door nasal:o[oe old Apothecary Dail.
- RUFUS itiED.!
N i t
Daum is Earitisli, German awl American itt,d re and ectieri ,
Also, Nails, Anvils, Vices, ilan arid . I .3 Reed Houle;
C. SIEGEL.
Wasiasata and Rentifdealer in Groceries, Provisions. Mats.
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Liquors, Print. Ate., are Corner of French and Fifth Screens.
sworn, the Farniehe &fa
CADWELL & BiNNETT.
larysertasjobbers. sad Retail Dealers in pry .. Groceries.
Cruekery, Glasswart, QurpetitiB, Hardware. liro , &eel, Nails,
litukts. Ate. Empire Stores skate &arm. Baur doors. Ilßlow
Brown's Hegel, Erie, pa,
Also—Aavils, V lent, Bellow spAlle Antiaftrwings„ and a Rental
:assaimem of &Riddle and Carriage TrnilnOlulli.
S. MERVEN SMITtI.
Ansoaser ar Liar and Justice of the Place. and Alent for
(e Key &one Mutual Life Jimurance Coopany—ollice 3 doom
slue( Wright" store. Elie; Pa.
GEO4Gg H. CUftCR,
Allows As I.*sr;Giratd, Erie County; Pa. Collections and
slier trasiness auended to with prompts' and dispatch.
JOSIAH K ELLOGIi. _
toward ing & Comminution Merchant, on tic: Public Dock, east of
ruse nom
611 4. eleateriad While Fish. connountly for sate.
, 1. ROBENZWEI G & Co.
woouLme Al - 011 Itrresu. &Auras In Foreign and Domestic Dry
Good._ read) owe Ckithing, Boots mid NimeniAtc. , ,, No.
"nest's Melt, State street, Esie-
MIRSHALL & VINCENT.
Armress ar tsw—Orbee sp Maas an Tanusaoy Hill building
math of Ise rwithowoutry'l (Ace. Erie.
' MURRAY WHALLON,
Arrim;17•111111 CociwALL.ol. AT LAW—Off ee over. C. B. Wright,
*we; enurastee one door west of State street. on the DianoWd.'
Ene. .
TIBBALS, & HAYES.
Ihutias i s Dry ficKANUry Groceriag..Oveker7*".6""*.
U. I. Browtes New Hart •
SMITH .JACKSON. ..
'Waft in Dry Goo* Groceries. Hardware. (Weems Ware. Liam.
lius. / 4 ails. isc.. 121, ebeapaide. Erie. Pa.
' VVILLIAid RIBLET;
Casters MAzza: Upi*les, Sad Undertaker. e,
memo streets. Erie.
CARTER & BROTHER,
WeoLecida 'ad Retail-deekre la Dray, Medicine .ralnie.ol l s.
D) clunk Glace, &cc-. No. •. Reed 11000 e. Erie.
' JAMES LYTLE.
Ni I I3OItABLE Merchant ou the r,thlie i q uare • a 691 daaa'a
*at et State Meet. Erie, •
JOHN H. BURTO N & CO.
W ‘L1131441 •ND Ita - r• IL dealers' ti tWuird, Medic 'fie', Dre diata.
Gtoteries.t.e. No, 3, Reed Howe. Erik.
DR. O. L. ELLIOTT.
Resident Dentidt: Off:teamd dwelling on the
South side of the public Elnuare, Ist door East
•Ila. of the Erie Bank Building. Teeth inserter:ton
" allia Gold Plate. from one tn an entire sett. Cart
rs teeth. filled with pure Gold, and restored to health and use
"loess. Teeth cleaned with instalments and Detainee so as to
i . e a 6 e . them of pellucid clearness. Alt work warranted.
.....-- _-, M. CIJAPI — N. it — LEIETE - NT — DeMT IS--Othekon
I. .., the *both side or the Thannand. Ave (kern eastob
i lk be E •
I se * . t no Bank. Priers reseonabie. and all woe
warming! tie June 11 1862.
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Vileirl ' auk '31115011-111111
rl With flare who read Gen. gears "peeeh atCleveiand. the
SalleasUl of the kiikiwing will be duty appritlaied. Is is tie*
and pungent.
nont.tlie Cleveland Philo Dealer.;
Itnro to hear that rich Irish &Kim"
Tosa- 4 OW Arm Pltsiv." 1
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I love IV; (love it! who'd be such a Rogue, . ' \ 3
As to Mil& a. me hdlovirsig that rich Irish himgisall
It aloWs ili my spirit Illm loves geode sighing.,
I've cfwiyht its veil times 'smart the *mango( the ; dylats \_
It hascharmed me to b4tUe, co:mauled in dekat. .
And, hence, to my ear is ha music so sweet, '
But it 11111f$ IheOCCBI4OO. "ii give' me deep pal" , .
To see re stand out is the mud and the rain.
Pee fought with that vklt Irish beine aide by side. ,
' When blood flowed . in torten% t'es't gl 3 wed line II title.
Where loud canons rattle and small pistols ClaSt. I
Dui I never knew Pet to be turning his back,
Except when he run; or wu Sias or got shot. 1
' Then /WA cry 4, rich accent, "Docid ire. Ufsierittleott."
Arlin; dearest hrougues, It gives me girat.rmin. 'i I
To see you Mend out in the Mud and the tale. ' I
I made a niistake in the Mexican war, \ ,
A mistake that Pte mow truly Penitent OW.—
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Some fellows deserted, f bung them: We legacy.
&Apposing them Dutchmen instead of my 'lr.:rogitipi." r
With deep "indignation" I once Weenie • •
~„ ed." 1 1 '
And into my room in the Astor retired. • . 1 . :
! With two other trleuls, to decide kto some plan . 1
ror extending the rights of the brave Igislntme. ' t
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In eonetuA;on, loved brogues, "I therir you my heart." I
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I give it 4p gladly, lei each take a part; ' • i
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Now let sine.ettibrace you"'—ap In let me bear • • .
"Tligit rik.b Irish brogue" flowing into my ens. i
SPEECH, OR lIIIOGE CANPIIELL.
-Deliecied st Pittalturgh. Sep:emitter 29th.
• Mr FRIENDS' AND FELLOW CITIZEPI.—.I did not intend
to make muctilef•opeech when I came to your city. nor
will I do so now ; but, inalmach se I arwheres I will_
embrace theopportunity of hiving a little plain talk with
you in regard to some measures of public importann..
and the conoectiou of thosemeasures with public rtiei.
The coining election, is one of the meet important, iif
not thee:lost impertant election that has ever taken plate
since the .American peopte,have ranked in the wield es
a nation. At the isn'general el'eti;in, my fellow citi
zens. Abolitionism lied reared its head, and was ennytil
sing •the country trowt , one end to the other. At that
election. heaven. the Doniocracy of Peun”lvaitie oh
bly put down this Abolitionism . .and restored peens tied
confidence to the Whole country; and the Li .inodriseyko .
effectually and ineilitieslly endorsed the Comgromiie
Measures, 'that the ;are now chat we hairestriven !to
make them—afinity ; so effectually. that when an 4 t .
tempt was made. in the United Stales Senate. td refiiiint
that portion tic these measures known as the Fugitive
Slave Law, bet four votes were found its favor of iescinit
jug it. :These men, with their heed and front. Who p+-
tectee aid supported them before; are again In tlis field.
and again are they attempting to acquireao4luetie
which mey. titre/
'You
prove effiJacioaa id csrrYing t
their viewa. You arenow called upon again to end this
agitation ; and it rennin, to be seen whether it egtall be
don,. ' Look around' the counter. and beliall the men
who array thesolve. before you, as the lenders of this
party. Look in Pennitylvans. and-yes will see Williabig
V. Johnston ; a d, in'New Yoik„ yea Will find diet Wit
-1
Ham 11. Seward is eollecting hie scattered forces for ..p
-lion. Through the ionsence of these men, and osisdni
like them. General Sz.ott has hese placed in nominating
as the itchig candidate for President uf the United Suing
and, should he be sleeted to that high office,,he will ih
dectrinate the country with the ritaay l imins his supporters. 1.
%sow e4rocate ; and:le avoid the strife wad °Damien
'which the, Demeerseet, effectually pat down before, 1
they Mast do so egai .' These/nen will inligre 4.
1
country if they be idle sato pursue the cootie they hone I
laid out. The North.WiJl be tarayed arsinst tire Swath:
sectional agitation will tie
,renewed, and the labors lof
those who would have wetted this public calamity. will
have Wet all in vain:. This sivetional feeling wise men
ifestod in the so-caned,National-Coaventio• of the 'Whig
party. There, ttleite,leaders whose names I hairs, it4o
ti'oned. controbinig thereto* of Neer York. Pennsylvania.
and Ohio. and / risceieing some additional Northern sep
port. succeeded in craning the eitnincion. of General
Szetf—a nomination purely sectional, with none of the
element's of nationality about it, Against one if. -thesis
leaders. Walken F:' Johnston. , I have nothing teeny.
viewing him u's private chiant i . Personally I have Ire=
Bard for hirel 'bet, has i public man, I um entiikidt to
speak 'freely:Alf his public acts. Again* those pubic
acts, fellow Densocrets of Penniylvanin yea. fist Oete
her. affixed your Deafer reprobation ; and I now ask *i f
Will ,you de-ft sp. f tdries'of "Yea !" " yes f." 3 iffs
opposed and kept irihis pocket a Jaw by which fugitive
slaves could be restored. 4 For this you rengkeoing.
Upon the reamernbling of the Legislature. he returned
'that bill, and, is hie•sto mostmege..be made the Serrn
ee
Judiciary say that the Government of the 'United Stites
"'old not niaklaws whereby the provisions of the den
stitation would be carried out. One -Judge alone sup
ported this sectionakview of the case, nod from hint siege
could he expect to Yetteive co-operation sod sopperi in
the doctrine be advanced. • He put weeds into; the
months of the ethers that they never said. *And now.
.I
will say that that message was a disgrace to the country.
beffenough is itself ; bet his endeavers to . shift the're
*possibility. and hie attempt to plaCe it spots the sheet
den of the Judges of the Supreme Court of the United
-States. was infinitely worse. One was a bold audacious
tworemeat ; the other, fellow CiIiZIWW. 1 cannot and will
hot characteriis. ,, ' . .
Let as twiw take a glance at the great State of New
York. we behdld,tbere. William H. Seward, the leader
lithe Abolition-Whig faction. 4-le is a bold men. For
year& and years be hes been the head and front ef the
ibeliiienieto of that State, openly and avowedly. He is
see of that.class of geatleuten who live under (101r.0110-
sAilatios„ sajoying the protection of its laws, and fv,iitg
in peace and security through the iastrumentelity of thole
laws; sad yet. digs enactment does not snit him, hit has
a conseicacs. and 'bald not obey that 'enictraent—Yes.
(continued the speaker; in answer to a remark made by
'e one in the crowd, in relation to Seward's "Higher
La l," notions)—fes, his Higher Law ideas or principles,
as he delights to call them. will net admit of obedience.
And so it is with the thief who eaten your dwelling in
the watches of the night. He has a Higher Lew=he
believes that all property should be held in eommoe—he
has a conscience. pertspa—and so he steals your money.
Bat the lege does not respect the course of reasoning by
whit the unhappy culprit arrives at his conclusions; he
is tri ii. convicted. and sent to the penitentiary. And
se, i my °plaint, should these "Higher Law" cunt be
Sorest .
-Blicit an the principles of those two men, Willie's' F.
Johnston and William H.
_Seward, and holding these
principles. thoy still wish to controt you. Do you think
--Cue you for ens; rooment imagine—that either of these
two men have disused their opinions open this @abject.
And yet; dtryon_ lot remember that Governor Jolisetse
sat is Whig Convention at Baltimore. and voted eye to
the resolutions which endorsed the Costpreatise row
ers, 7 Had ho changed his views open these measures
'before he west tolhet Cementit' I Ns, fellow-sitions;
he a as ardent against that Compromise as ever he was
—.sod shooed that opposition spread. then will be au
sad to our Constitaties. to our happiness. and to our lib
erty.
Lot as Iwo from thia display of sectional feeling, and
glance at tin Coneention which nominated Franklin
Pierce, and let a inert the vast difference between the
conduct of the two Conventions. I. as • perheps some of
yon tufty have hieerd, was a member of that Democratic ,
Convention. I west there as the arsenal and pot tics;
friend of that entinelt Statesman and patziot, James
Buchanan. (Applasso.)—and for him I cast my vote for
three daye, and would have continued mysopport for e
days and weeks Lancer ; but it became evident to the
Meade of Mr. Buchanan, myself among the number; to
the advocates of the claims of that great and good man.
General Lewis Cosi F the friends of Mr. Douglass the
little giant of the Great West ; of Houston, of Marcy, of
Lao., and of all Others whose names were before the
Cotiveotien, that all Ouste be dropped—everything con- 1
coded—tiNsecore pt see Mod I ormitoy ; and with one
voice. and ono scellim. the Demoaragiy of the Rollos I
'saluted Franklin Pi eas the Democratic candidate for
the Presideay of t • United States. N. Noah. Al
South—so East. itio West mad* that nomination : In 4 it
T
was the united voice orthii whole lloaatry that effected it;
and when he is el ted President-1-as he aan be. and
certainly will be (Applause)—hie can lick • ever the
collates.. and regard it all alike ; 'ho will not distribute
his favors to oils po ion of the country, to the wring of
the ether ; but all ill receive his boasifits alike. Seek
a President is the o • we want—the ono we aura have •
the ono we teifl,har . (Load applause.)
Such. follow-citi as. were the two Conventions of
the twe greet pa • of the nation. cud inch are the can
didates they ; hive • *sainted to the people. On the one
hand, we have Gen Scott. who. xi a militoryAnan. has
done the country co e service; but se he is before the
people sea c.mpeti r fora civil olive. we most look up
on him as a civilian Ido not intend to dlepr;reiste the
services he may has" done to the country—built wilt say
that he i f utterly int • 'wipeout to discharge the ;duties de
volving upon him is the event of his election to the Pres
denej. Ewen as a • ilitary man, it he. happened tel.
General Scott—(w yit is so, is unnecessary fur my pre
cept purposes to ex• aiaj—that he has besa in a state of
quarrel with his foil sealants. bah aberdiona cod ma
pirtors. Ile Tarred if with Gen. M'Cuinbe, wfth Gen.
hickson, Gott. Bro is, Do Witt Clinton. Gen. Ripley-=
with almost off those of hirofftcerie in Mexico. who came
in contact with hitn among the latter, with twit. against
whom none—not • n the whigo—van say a Word. 1
anode to Get;. Wort and Col. Macao. He hula his
character's singular endency to quarrel with who ar
nearitim; and as a Nihau—fir to we must judge him
when he presents imeelf for a civil alike—ha fatten
for the high airmail .'whiets he has been placed in taint
nation. Hi hoss() zed opinion open any measure •
importance before th country. I have no dealt'. though
from the temper of is letters, that he is as high-toned
Federalirt In his e• lions as Alexander Ha/oaken eve
was. He iv and ha been in favor of a loose construe
lion of the powers I merest in the Constitutive. In re
laden to the doctris of a United Statos•ffink. he it a
fivorablei as he is ikewiso to the swindling Binkrup
Law. He ;sopa+ of stab a system of Internal Im o
provementwas ilroul untie this States mere etipendietri
of the General r eat. And he holds these apin
ions, too. In an neat' edy nauner—he,is Axed is none ol
thaw.
LC es tithe a
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ded to by my friend. Jade Simla
nione. embracing Native Anseri
in wtih indignatio .
tor Home; in New York. ror
new American party. In I: ,
!none letter to George "Waehin o
l in. its which it -ivae deniers& u Is
which have been all
He 'adopted these o
piinciplea;ia 1836;
he sat down at the
pcfrpose of founding
concocted That info
Reed. of rhiladefp
opinion. that *4
/ an who hid been wo ootortuoa
• foreign lend. most Wombs .. 01
t
lid an occast - in the lend he ha
--but which . by the tenor of h
dept hint. ' And. follow-eitiseos it!
use sentiments. lip cruel to fureig.
eve 'tending—adopted by tarn 4
to hove been l ord i
slered u Pitrtot
dopted o
!sum woiao4ver
Scott's mon ircirdo;
on. Ire,* of eeiep
Met this, and cherished with ro
the comatincement
seven long'yes rip. Bath had . be
'such they Continued to be. And, t
epinien and his own sentiment. -
!, se,try seven years' reflection--b
the old rederat party—teat part
I Allen and iletliti+ Laws, and we
' i pposition to4their repeal as they Is'
r pass:vs.( each are the opinions
e 'whit party now. arid each th
r en. eirott.'ss the leader or the wh
omit. views. agreeing as be do
As hat never.ehanged.,
ens knows that at this thee the •
rty. which waste sweep the coin
gird during all thus
h s seutjuienp. and
was no, only file ow
fared sad strength •
wis the 'doctrine
whieh adbucated th
as warvii:in their
been in favor of th
Gen: ScrAt and'at
!titre alvr i ays been. ,
patty. sisaply cirri
With thesis view,.
Everyone before'
Neboo At/Gerken
dead 'amd baried. •id that dim
is past tinge. is
141. rs of that petty. aid all its • t•
dainive. area. Senn has shemited. i r i
nee. kis views on the Lyiatit• Ame '..
now profess.. a bigk regard for lie
fellow-eitisees. The rich Fuegos el
i
amain te his seta. cad hi no. ea •
ry by latitnating that they never l •
sir foes: sad he vied* up ibis dee •
ilk, by &sterile; that', atitataliaaties ,
by 'their simply earshot ea* year is'
if the Deitedi States. Ide think that
alms hoard sof . liefeas is the histety
fate has plat the lei
tom An!' eases it
all estwitillarp•ari
etas qaesioo. Hal
Gsranas and Iris
the latter : le indica
plimestritheirlerav
their baOke opals t
ratios of his sea, (
abosld he Weise
the ars+ or awry
each a Shawls w
of this cousin,
Deri4 ill my Li e I heap steadily set my face agar et
adman' say , peals to Comsat) at lAA Mtn* es
ash. 'Med I shall • atingle this oasis, of weadue,.alw St
for I outsider sue appeals** diegreeeful le the emu .;
disgraceful is the ipiente. and diegracafsl to these ho
make Mow of the ... When a Gerona at sa I •
taker-the oath of legion's to the Lowe of Mho -emu y.
loeloeceissiae an A . sea ultimo; mid should' hash
be addieseed a. . considered so each—sod all wh do
otherwies me. as) have said. bringing disgrace a
themseline sad a, • n _him. And hamlet me as, to, he
friendi of Gen. Slott, thou they gnoatly underrate the in •
ielligence and thelcharicter of that portibu of our coanitry
men why come frills! a foreign soil, when they matey
peals to them in any other character than that of A er
imp citizens. 44; let me Also adj. a store rein*e to
those who do liketwis• will be gives at the polls in it.
1 ,,i
vember, [Loud Orphism.] . 1
But let us torn !from Gen. Scott. this gentiontso r 4 all
sorts of opinions. Pod conletriplate with pride and joy Der
own Franklin Pirate. We have in him a .statsatioan
without guile—one whoosh(' has been irreProsehable—
one who has roftsited the highest honors in this great :Re
proferriai. as he did. to remain by his own fire
side. is his.owa home, to the enjoyment of gnietooss.
peace. and domestic felicity. sod rs!oging.with more than
Romsn'firmness.ilie honors tendered him. Look threingit
the wide nation, and behold. if yen can. inch another ex
ample as he presents—you wilt agree with tae.
caliow
citizens, when I : ray they are indeed rare. Bat liibra
the Democratic party in New Hampshire was endings?.
ad—when Alooltitienism reared aloft its head. he was
Wand at his posy and did his duty as a friend of theiDs
meersAy sad of,the Union. nobly, fearlessly. and prompt
ly: sad. en mother item/gee. he was not beadttiag,
whoa hie daty,piallml his. Teo all ksew the
Cosetitittlealer Hew Hampshire there exists:• pessielp-
Ur° revralip.4o
ito alum. strectiag t h e rights of Catholic authors. This
disgraceful. unjeut. and odious in the eyes of eve
ry true freeman. Gen. Pierce manfully opposed, sad de
manded its immediate and total repeal. Upon the floor
at that Cooventleo. be battled is this righteous canes.
end going farther. denounced it before thepeopls of New
e. 's fairer ampshirod did all that snao could do in faer of
gscindin g and eadeeivered by the forms of his halo
fee to erase all religious prejudices from the rabbi
ied. And. people of Foonsylvania. I. the face of all
this. the . nasal unjust. diegracefel. and illiberal charges
have been madeageinsit Frankli• Pierces with a view
hat you may array yonnerless against him. Toolbar ex.
Olaastions of this inatterwill be of oss avail. Rightthink
ng and truth.loving Men will see the falsity of those
charges: and with ell others. words wool.' beef no weed.;
Nearly all of yen who hew wig. 10 probably recollect
that in England at one time the laws excluded Catholics
tram bolding seise, atisluhie monism's' 1a Isa sa (sr years
aad years. In Engtaod:. Canning and' his efaspeers. sad
in Ireland. Rod his supporters. battled for ma
ny. pan to erase this liliquitons wring. Soppossa that
either Canniag or O'Connell had bean bigots the people
—.say for fora seat in parliarneat—wasid say Tiinglishman
eve urge/. es an argament against them. that they liv
ed la a lead where each** prohibition 'tasted? . Tbis
would have boon utterly; aboard, and those who proclaim
ed goeh luoli.b ientiusailla 'resold have been considered
fajta or madisea. or walla' s.'After rein of coaflict, tbes•
geolteusiin accomPliehet the great desire of their lives;—.
their labours were ant inxisita and so last Catholics Were
pistoled en the same [000.4 4 enjoying the same priv
Itsw, as saber citizens. And here. in.this esonsection; I
will say that Franklin Pismo will yet teach the people of
New Ilruspeltirs that Catholics areas good citizen*, and
will die In the defence of their cootttry. if need be,' as •
smolt as any-eiher clay,' its the lard And I will ( links'
seams to assert Oast the days of this odious clans* tie the
Csastitation of New Ilanipshire are numbered. EAps
please. j • ' •
•
I have spoken of Franklin Fierce entirely in We stx.•
psoity as a civilian. and not as a military man at all.—
Nei would I do ito, • if it.wrre not for the sneersmf the
%Vhig pr ud Whit orate s. I have Waled th at he
deilinid honors tad olgicela the civil deivartinent of our
go4ornment; but !ham ogr . caaatrpt laemansi amgagod,io
war. and her sons; sere weeded toitight her brUles. mach ,
as he loved the tips ipf domestic life and peace. he for.
seek thorn all. and baaislied the thotights of their food al
lurements from his mild. Ile entered the army as a
private soldier. willing meet death hi that pi:N.l64n. or
its any other that he aright be called upon to 61L But
his merit gas tee well known Air him to wombs it 'thin
honorable obscurity. and Mr. Polk made him • Brigadier
General. Yea all know bow well he fought en the bat.
tie-Gelds of Mexico, and hew he added fresh praises to
hit %heady helmeted melee.. The war swim he musette&
to his peaceful fme-4e Ottoommenaraud continue the
toile aid duties of his tirel l eseion. There he remained
esti! he was calked by the deveowary of dim *mien to
"place himself at their head. end lead them en to victory.
She had his Wave volunteer' on the phase et Mesh:G—
antt them he stillVernains. anal will remain. until year
velem and gear support ;shill make Mit Presideat'of the
"Uoitual States. ( Ind chewing.)
Am& new. feHeir•eitisene. hirers I leave res. allow me
to wily a few words upon 'the sebject of your State elec
tion*. You are all for Franklin Vieteet—(firiepof••yeols
--Parliiii-buris Wald You to do mom than that. I want
yea to p for all the State nominees. I want you to him.;
raft for George W. Woodward. Wu. , (Hero tho crowd.
who had Ibsen idiom lug with 01l their might sad main for
Pierce: gave dire. hearty cheers for Woodwarit,• The
speaker then cootineed.)-r4Yes. that's right. I say, her
rah for Woodshed! (continued emptying. which lasted for
1
00113 • tittle time . ' My f 0 i-iitd. the chairmen id thi meets
jag. has already shown you the imp ik of th toss!
October olection.ind told you the necessity for r•nopt
and efficient &otitis. .1 repeat to you whet he has aid.- 7
If ere sleet ear candideicw; the triumph will bytm noon. ;
end there. ThcOulikeen of this, Whigs is to deck. either
or both of oar candidates far !he St •thr offi'aes..-the Su•
mime flinch and canal Baird. They isistrei•coniered
their fereee in eppcivition to Judge . Wood ward: and Al
though I believe they has no private animosity against
him, they dosire. sod are Striving .. haed for his defoaf.--.
Should. they . accomplish this--orltich I. earnestly trust
they will ofiiedo-rtiny will ralPih &hey cry of ”P""q tva t
aia is safe'for Qiinotal Scifit,l--(aritia of l'aelot —nevi
er?")-4o I would my to yde. two and ali t if you desiie
the electioe',:of Frank' p Piero. vote to! George W.'
Woodward. end kor,the entire Stele noininett. Not one
f ticket mast bo serstched. • ( !ere some outi•qt the crowd
cried oat--•ollatithe L y mratched . yoo. though. ledge."—)
Yee. they did *etch me. [Mow-citizens; bet t trust in
God that 'no one, who hears me an respect will scratch
George W. Woedward. (Apple se.)
Jadive-W rd bine Nally, Amer
ican. I have Iteewikhite leer. an Itsiowe him well. sad.
from that entails keowledrr of hit I deetats hire to 6.
co Native ; muff I will peeve to (het my Words are
tree. 'het first let Me ash yoe.“ has been already done
to-nititt. who are those who bring' these unjust altargei
.against Goo. W. Weodwitydl Lit es overlies the chars.-
,:tore sod the 'oriole of shoot 1111111 ors eo busy Jo ih:s
minor. Cetteits•eboYtereie reeept Ishii history. ofd is
the seessittios brosklitioyerhig leSdereersioot DONIOCTII.
ey. have amitooll mi. foliate othersihave startled me.' This
i i :
charge against ilmfge Woodwerd b as both' simbsed and'
startled met fee well do 1 meet that the ,Members or
this whit 'melt wow soloed in its ahisool Native Amer. ,
'copious. and 4 those whom it used of contlection ,
with it. thee withed arm in pi the polls together'
with Native 4insileatie. dejois their losilors—betis
ahko—and. on J en occult's.. act together. Their bat.
tle.cry woe the mime when. in ISM,. is Philadelphis„
they joined with the. Natives in mmission of the ctirnee
,of murder. of *roe, end of treu4u! Tbis was the same
'party that new raise," the cry of 14stiveism." when the
fact is, they.baire acted together twit since. Those who
lived in Philadelphia in 1844, will never forget the feet*
I bare just narratod. The retitle then and there enact , ..
ed will never be forgotten. They disgreced the actor,
1 and the country. • , , .
Another.fact in relation to thisl charge of Native Amer
icanises against JOdge Woodwrd. I will narrate to you,
tad I think it should forever settle the question. 1 have
men myself the correspondence which passed between
the Native American caucus and George W. Woodward,
when he was a candidate for the office of United
States Senster. Eight men possessed the power either
to elect or defeat him—sad be anew it They interns
gated him. and in. his answer he repudiated their doc
trines. and thus refused th - eir support. Can any better
evidence than this poslibly be offered. A man retailing.
for the sake of his priociples, the office of a United States
Senator, the meat honorable position in the world, is
surely proof positive that ;the charges prferred against
him by the whip are false; The man who say' other
wise. insult you as mach as does General Scott when be
intimates his admiratisa of the brogue of his "Irish fe i t.
low chimes." ,
I ant nadir personal obligations to Geo. W. Wood
ward. la the last contest for State of em% his hindoMs
left an ineffaceable impression on my mind. The report
that I am oppoed to him has been 'nodesd before. this
'seeing. Se far from this Wise truoj rehold! eon'
tribatad as mach as to plus him la bis . presoat positioa,
assay other $u la! the Comisoastoattle. I kootr Ytlm
la be • Meet 1101-4 OM to joialuorilboad appal
E
to casts or pities. Aad 'toed mot soy
that y l koaw Ms to possess N.t
timeots. 1 iroold ash the first one to rel
oboes.]
There is another circarnetaoce
would be well to state hers. In 184
dectriues commanded • high, pretnii
and ethers then tbonght it a glories's
leaders of that faetien-i—tor it tree thy
&hack eight In tiles booing& the grew
try. !Neer. viewing all these things
why 'did not da lgo Woolvtirirplace,.
slit; ai he could cia.ily hard dens
selie n tod to de? Pot. no! Re hid
the wpm:hated their doctrines.
ewe peirk of those pnweiples. Ass w
tinseifer bite to join the party—and ill
Deleted himself with the ••Great Ant
frltow-citizens, thin Charge ?i
Geofge W. Woodard has been broi
to:4ost him. and fur 110. other purr
etriirsirr tire electiota at a Supremo .J
Crimmisereaerr. bat they wish to tz
throdigh tim length and the breadth a
Eleizioentey of Pea isylvania have. I
that the !State will . ge for Galteral Se i
rV tliislyeiriethroaili every coujity in t
and friros here they will spread it ill
and Ohio. and Tennessee, and man)
this ms an engitie against the Drinot
Rut ion have the fight in your owl
Oriseige ,W. Woodward and Col. Ftd
ten. lwilve or twenty thousand (au
lity-itisens.) and 'hero a en end of t
test throughout the whole country , .
vistas • blued ballot against our Slat
ortoimartreri against Franklin Fiore
We ail know Cot. HoOkirs. He
tkat the breath of salunanY cannot
bins, tits is a ecrmpereat man, faith,
and he 1,111 fill the attics to irh:elt
by ejected, with honor lb himself.
Cornsmiawealth. .
quer nt , id hit me thank you for
Thritrrienty wh:cts you hays so oft*
4ontimet again if "vs wilt. Wifl
4 tt? ofl•Yei! Iter!")
My friends, it is in your power a
tcntotr► sad the govt runiellt of.th
Iphtus that have plundered it fur
intl. plating it it the handy of the
back ur: liest d ayi. of Jetts rson' wed el
Bishop Hughes and W
The , Nctiosal Democrat 6ablish
tot Major tiagadoru—at States lal
clip two followitig :
"1 flare here is letter en this sob',
:dictated by Archbishop Hu . ghee hit.
[Co y. ] ' - Nsw Yu
;btuas r
L.111116011X1 , ,
i ply Pear ir :-1 ...hare in 1
coo l pertinac y, with which the wit .
;the Citholre vote for Seoit. It 1.
hero are a little careless about cops
.11 to bagasse they_kcisit that Griner
;by the cluarch-boyueia 'of Poilaile:
:swahld !genii.' him fur ever the coati
611191 41% : . in a cutiversatiou with tw,.
,olic Criaiscif at Bihliktifek. Shall( his'
;they agreeti that thekAtnew no Mit t
;church who ever arill'believe him
:taid Aftwirtemitiltill.
Archbishop. Iloighes stithorftes
emptority the Idea that he desired
Gen Scott. And he further gays t
lic lustier, pf • Frau.ttlin ['tette n h
inenship, end sviictie% thtt he it
of n.rtow•minded illrbtorality to th
the Wien " •1 trot the Archbis ,
seentii.to me within enu be mere
In evidence of Catholic sentiment:
Year friend.
Tie Mhjor ls a gentlemau of tie
hari introduced this letter as froth
Flitere patfiesn,goad greaed tor it.
Tut Tiro lilexEs.—When a relti
Piens:re gather around him iu order
path Or Inoue. - Gentleness had k
upoa him to win him back again to
111,a a would a g.peet
_that he, '
milieu 'a poor osi.fideag girl is betr
brawd r ors4eiity, and is henceforth
of Virtue. s' The betrayer-is honored
bit Ms ruined. heart-broken victim
peace. fur her this side of the gra
helping hand fur har, no smile of p
givsoeis. These are itrthly
heavies.` Mitre a ill:1 / 04' wrong
are ere apna•ipetteea. '
VILLACpV. 013TRAUX.—In How
week, a fie* Colored :nen. of cido
tad ti l vile on - triage upon the person
ble yenui lady, for-which he will,
was pevereedeng , to work. it snipes
the oistrage.aud passing by a re
seems lady was-eugaged in palls.
ceived the hellish Idea of Vic!Mini I
eordiiigly leaped over the fence in ?.
she was engaged. and made .a .ns •
to her., from which she shrank - w
drew • pistol from his pocket. .o 4
tewardpher: thiestesing her life i
spot. Upott this, the teeing lady
fainting fir. when this Rend of deck
diabolical design. She is a yoao
ksceptionnblo character and' pre
pearansW.—Cisteiknati Enquirer.
Soisietfitim nett is viitos —An
;New Orlran.. jr. Cartwtijhtre{t a
Boston MedicatAnd Surgical Joni
—“Thii Boger douse Cure for Br
Conisholtivs Complaints." -k is
leti a leg r t hitasse. during Lim tot
is may ethereseitaseif restoring Be
lost'by chronic ailments of the eh
The rolling lessen is the hareest l
eat, the juice expressed iud, Mint
Louisiana it cciennionces oboo ll he
suds at Christmas, but is Boman
owe!. Dc. C. says the sniper i
soothing to the longs, and in his
moved a distressing cough. He
sugar house inhaling the vapor. -
ally a glass of; the list cane-joist
; eating to itavalido.—Cisciamatti
xiorr ♦ VioaT.-1014. bead
sedate ylootorday. A :Woof
Coriovon. was oxposolog
lion of Scott. ,
IlnlE n TITI j
"Tea, I will." said the Whig
••D—d if you will." said the
••I.l—d if I wea't." said the
"Thee cover that." saTi *et
3100 to a gentleman stalking , •
*.Agreed." responded the i
tor. **New." said be, nee
ea the giatarni rank. ril trite
why. 1 bet to way!"
Whereupon not De!soorat
talked poi* saucy *boat Wial
I to this asiseatilage,
Siva Automats sea
edat• hiss. Apt
prdbably."it
Netive Antertear
Gantrial'acou
bectollllo the
believed by wetly
party IT tbe nein -
their prefer Night.
tinfselt at the'homil
las he was, in feet .
et his facto eipiinet
He bad plasmas...4Bd
aid have[ bees Vie
atoald Miro eau-
Beginning with the rmithstion meeting al t4e Dread;
Way Hoaie. 'every attempt to gilt dp 1,4610418(u! gather
ing fur Gen. Saint has been a most signal failure. The
jubilee at tunli's Lane sal a Sat lailun i rti the ridge.
•to the railroad companies. to the . tiotel-keeperei to the
NMI with the big tent. to thit fancy Mee. and' eves to
the Canadians: for they expected another invasion of et
I•ast fifty thousand men. to epee thi campaign I.
.Carti;
ada. The Startler meeting. in this Cityi the ether oven•
iig. eras coifessedly a figure; the ertbseiquentlittte flint:
meetings *limit town. lei:lading the'. Onsh-in-the-paw it
Williaraitinag, were wares and wont% 1 And the genii
heavy incubus of indiabrimes•tethe' itarY glory of Choi
Scott app.are to extend ever the whi , antrjr. from tbi
St. Lisweeses to the Rio Granite , a f m Cohey'lebuid
d
; 15
to 84n Francisco. Why' is this?. Is - because military
glory is threadbare; or le it en se eat of the Galphisi a ,,'
Vie-Chickasaw% and the Gardin e Or the Abolitioeisti.
or,free ferias, or intervention ! or Citba.lir goatiii, er eird.
fish eir the weather? What is the , nviti Whet alb . ,lir•
to do to aaverigpott. to save thwart!. *rive ear laces.
and the public plunder ottlfty millietis.it year?
T he evil is without remedy • It is the Omit Aar bating
decay. • Partin—pelitieal. nattier. pad elitist—lifter
cadets and cabbages. have their dey.. !They are.sub,Kll
io the same universal law of natore' t They sprout, they
bloesocri. they are developed. and May: die. The whig
party lies blossomed. and ran to seed, and' ie now going
'lke way of all the earth." It'isli C h i process of diein•
%oration; deiromposi•ttio. and distaelittod; is het, it ate
tweaking tip like a Sitithediet eamp l Mertitig in the Midst
01 4 settled 'rain, or like New Port "and; ilaretnge *hob
1
the seamen is over. It Is going at
,ection—,•..gGini; gd*.
;qr. gone?" ' And yet while Stand rig upon its lest rem
we see all sorts of quack*. with their quack medicinal:-
and quack pamphlets and traits. urging the sale of thiir
nostrums as the only mean" of lov/fog the whig party.—
Even its its dying .stragglei these eiresdy pillow* Igo *-
tent only upon fleecing the party of its money. "Herat
they go , -cheap as dirt, i .la fall of blood and-Carinage.—
Circulate the documents. hid pal up..er Sc'etrwillioyde
tested!" What bcipe can them be-fors.panly whole
, f, 4
gletneu are governed by suchenscrupgijes repapitirt • '-
. Very well. ' We'-ittest put thi beet face eimprthirbi?
it. Aug. 10.1852 I siDeu
jean parq.'• 1
it4tiveusi;i mg kinst
gist by (hi, Whip
i..so. They do not
ice, or et a Ceusl
• the sera seat
i the lead thetlhe
E•o defeated. Mid
.
t
tt, They . will eer
ie Commonwealth
1 tto4h Niw Turk,
/ other States, nAing
eirs,ey of the (Tutor:
handy. Give te
l iking a majority ef
JOU che dd it
to Pusidentill con-
A nolo whO now
uominees. Puts its
1. so 'pod • win
nd diva not !trawl
al Fa ill his duiirg.
ei will andosiotedly
d with profit to the
loaf kinditioatiii,
cinquefoil. yee use
will it. sue will you
this time to rid the
dardinetsia l eol the
the past four:years:
Guest men, briog it
Jackie&
i • Sot.
l a • Democratic talk
ad, from which we.
t mrthorizettlf dot
lerten fah nten t• et the
wire•pulett4elk of
Iraq the Democrat*
*dieting. theta ; but
litticott's immolation
On 1814) hi,.
nee of the Csitiobe
liishupe of the Cath
rohable nortnna(iou,'
of Whence in the
se frees swot Ka:.
to contradict per
k
o aid the election of
et the wholeipob
noratile :e his dates
bore the least stain
I adopted eitiiens of
I•
pp'. own word s., It
leotretusive than this.
city. and watild.not
it mh i ctp Hughes. had
Tooth goes astray.
o restore him to the
i doeSs are lavished
nal:mance •ud peace
ever Biased. But
( ):ed the recatees the
vrtt tram' the ways
respeetad, ' , deemed.,
• known there is no
a. Society hag no
acc. no ruins offer
'ratifies unknown of
is th.n, and hada'
rd county; Mlle . tai
! passions, perpetrs
sit •_highly respects
tobably swing. He
. eu the Torning-of
• orchard whore the
peaches. he arc eon
lher person. i Ile ac-
the o-chard where
I I revolting proposal
tlt horror. Ile thee
4:coeittis2 it advanced
she stirred from the
II is the greend in )i
se lere.iiriplished his
tidy it is said, of oil;
sing personal ap-
Mroent Phyoioixii of
eo nmunteated is the"
al, an article oatitled
aehial Dyspeptic and
stated theta rsoidepee
at stioUset ; for pampas
h, strength and health.
t. throai or stomach.
iwhen the canes are
cried into P a gm, r. In
middle efOctoWer. and.
I es, protracted jab Jam
melt agreeable and
own ease, ends , * ee
toed for boon it the
ud dritiking oceulon
. This is a feet inter
il , I
espartes.
rir An •"iisened" y g genniantaa. to show his mil.
jarapite frees the expresi train going at the rate of
forty anise as hear. ea the riichbargb road. a day et two
ago. sad the last sees ef. him lie • warn doiag
at - ieveatete handed revolutions • minute. while dm air
vies cloth fall of dickey-strings, gaiter booty. hair and
[ tare linea.— Bends Mag.
ilealt." said a Deane- 'l'
sae battik ea-
Intacky Whig. ever in
ettoafteace ht the .4es-
meant.
the Demtierai. banditti'
'big. banding ever the
ehallanpd a►e to bet
lERCEit Moe 1 bet.
beak hie ems. bud
tritiog. '
:• Si 50 A YEAR, in 4drranc•.
The Breaking Up-of the Whig Party.
A distinguished Whig Senator was heard to fly.
few days after the nomination of Gen. Scott. "We caw
ftirnspojelfinent now of the slectian—we moot wait five
or aisairreks. If in that time the whit party can revive,the
old enibusiewn of 1840 er '4B. than we shell halm i
aid eafsilaig assurauce el success, but if we fail td
kindle up the old military fever. thin we are gone.".—
Thai five ar six weeks have elapied—eirery 'axpedioit id
revive tke ganprowderfisreri of '43 and ; 43 his previa&
chilling abortion. and he rig , r raise may lead the kiwi
writing epos the Wan. that the "whig,partg by its..
weighed in the balsam, sad Awed moulting." and le re.;
pidly,brenking,up:
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We Itiew thak the 'shit party;has ruiite dis=
rear—that it has nothing more .to-di—ttrist.itle - stlpshar. ,
reused. and harriesed..and . hrohen in body and spiiit.
with tke rank mdtioy of Gadding!' idd tiro whip of the
Westert Rnserve of Ohio-with thir . alt-penreding die- ,
tryst of Seward in ihe'Soatk—witti,tbe michinations of
the'Llberty -meln in New Terk. itrid ihe•Freenollert in
Massachusetts.; and. Fero thin all. with the terrible
dogged and sullen silenee'of Gamin! -iiielsterapen-the
nomination of General Scott—wi kno;r'all this. but what'
can we do? Theexperienswormeolgunpowder Preside t.
is recoiling upon the whit party. Defeat stare. tneni
is the face. With their died aid disorganized force,.
they have to cope with the cute fled and hungry De
mocracy—hungry, reified snot oni edthey never were
before—moving Noro and South !hi s olid phalanx. like
a Roman legion. felt Pierce and •31Ci . their Daltimorn
platform, end the forty- thousand i efficeb, and (the public
plunder of full fifty Inillions a yea : ' ,
What is to be the' end of . all tbis I In the deAsat of
Geseril Scott. what else can weltexpect. but the fermi]
disbanding and lisiolotitio of the Whig patty ; and what
nest bot.the sne4ing of the Serd hatoreat , beg and.
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baggage, into the great Free So I abolition party of the
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North 1 Such are the consequfncee to a great party
from pandering' to all the political abominations and
cs.clipeunyiumbugse the day. I Let the Wigs of t u be
South etaud their grotrad e and kt• Web s ter conserva
tive Union *bias of the North. od of Wall street. leek
i th
abet* thens„iiiii calsnij'instaire. n this 'Hobs. whether
they had not bitteerahy upon Webster and the coosil
tution. than-sink with Seward add the highir laW.—Nao
York _Herald . i • ~
. tIT The Cleveland Harald. cUlls particular attention ;.
to Gen. Scott's eloqsence as 'Nowa in a speech in Co.
lain'ons. which is witted. In speaking of semi chug%
which it was reptesented tnistin se Waving be.. and
against him. he used the follbwing language :
" It is false—it, is 'a invention. gentlezrien.
a tic: I see aged citizens 'before me. I see eminent
law? ere here . And gentiennin. yen somiets much erci.
red." - ' •
'This may be eleguende. ph illy, but if it is. it Is of $ .
new style not found is the !"* . einogies." if. any person
she old use such language. en; th set. il,weekl be cutd
bleckgunrdiens.
OAT STILA w. •••••A writer is mace somber of filet - ant
Journal, gives his experieuse af the injury et eat-straw
wheat fed to mach tows. .fisettette that is the early
pail of 'June his ems ate of.thi oat straw litter, and. al
though fresh. their milked haMediately failed. and was
'not restored until the cattle were' entirely excluded from
the strew. Thee, we belie!". accords with the aniver
sal opinion among farmers,if the . deleterieta effects of
this straw apes sows in ,milk; hat it is well *sough to
tneutioa the fact", an "der thatothreegh isatteatioa. oth
ers may"oot coffer from sogligimtly allowing their made
io feed epee it.
11.7 '4 look pan Fnudilia Piss so woo if tb• most
?shays men, ma a statesman aid patriot, s tlasstlio Countr y
has Prodoced."..-Join C. Caanon,
.••240 man &opposes that if met oomia,atis of Scott 11;
to b& caused to an election ,by thins who p joetq! u.
treie' Webster will or can tamale eonasetod With tits
ruaient,in any eapsaity."—Banton ( Wes) Arum.
QT Better thet 'war. pestilence end limbo shineld
sweep over the lend. tiles theta military chieftain shihelil
bri Coveted to thi Preaidency.%—fleary Cloy.,
ANTOPRIATELT .13asoutrt.---Tho Viking Mtn bate
bean Istoly potreaissd. we should judge from this mum.
ber of copin of •Grseley's Lire of Scott. sod Roil sow's
great splurge calks Nue Hntpskin Test. that hays boo*
•grstaititssly distributed in thii vicinity. To show whit•
respect our *doped citizens-hays for these documents.-
_we notice that is savors' plates they have been Siorrap:
prepriately lahollsti—the first a . 1/10 “Lifs of it Nati,*
American of the firsitirder." and the sultor . "4l peek of
Nee from the pea of a sillinoss North of behind Prang,:
man." The investment don'ts:iota to pay In II& Vie*
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