D, A. BUBTILEIi4 , IIIIITOR AND PROPRTNTOR.. , ;.;
,V,ola. '
SA$ BATII CONVENTION.
Ayr the SatibMlt' donientiOn' held'"
''' l . l otrimbereberg ti o n the 213th bflanuel
ry, 1848, the undersigns:id varbm npPointrd
a Committee to call another Sabbath Cdn
vention of the"frienda of the Sabbath, to
meet fit the bloilviegli e 1 "Gettyablirk, et'euch
time as dia r y shell -deem beet. In accord-
Vie above appoiltment, the
frlthatte 'orthe Sabbath in the counties of
Franklin, Peery, Dauphin, - Cumbeiland,
York and Adams, are invited to send dele
gates from towns, districts, end churches,
to a Convention to be held on Wedneadity
the 991 k of November next, at 10 o'clock,
A. M., in the English Lutheran Church,
Gettysburg.
/lover* Addresses ma n y be expected from
Aar,. Messrs. Nevin, bbarp, and Morris,
Indge Hepburn, 4. R.. Stevenson. Esq.,
and others.
Rev. D. D. Clarke, Rev. I. N. Hoffman.'
Rev. W. Phillips, I. M. AM.
Ms , . S. Spreciusr, S. Small.
Row. A. W. Nevin, Gun. Fetter,
Oct *7, 1848. [Committee.
LO'Dditors in Pranklin, Perry,. Dauphin, Corn
lie d, York, and Adams counties ate militated
to copy.
lIATS-WOOD--CASII.
ripHE subscriber has on hand a large
and fine assurttnent.of
et HATS AND CAPS cit
of every deertiption and ffishion, at his old
Stand, which he wants to sell at low pri
ciis for good pay.
He earnestly requests those indebted to
him, to come and settle their accounts, as
money is much wanted and he must have it.
He respectfully notifies those who owe
him wood, that now is the time to use it
and sell it, and if not delivered soon, he
will certainly require cash in place of it.
Come one, come ail !
W. W. I'AXTON.
Oct. 27, 180.-3 t
Domestic loduntry In Ike Wealth
col Nat lons.
Air Fresh Assortment of . la i r
ays.
;7.
ryin?. subarriber has a good assortment
' . ll_ fir FAsmoNABLE niTs,
he i prepared lo'sid ;it loterr Him/
hi ri folorr, and mri•il LOW 1.1( Ulan they are
regularly retailed at iu the ciidui.
NI fur Iht, w .rrani v d
Fine dill,, do fur Lode,
l'ind Nutria. I.
flue Monwray,
liu .0111, du. 2 00
Motet-kin. rAtru quality, i 2 rot to 4 oti
Fine Russia Hats, kinds LOW.
pt.tblie aie invited to call and satisfy'
themsch es.
pCjsfrElt" CA.Slit and Only DILC price
S. S. M'CREARY.
Gettyshum, July 14, 1818.-1.
MILLLNEAY.
IL lUCILEARY,
II A VING just returned from the city
with the latest Fall Fashions, informs
the ladies of Gtqtysburg and vicinity, that
she has purchased an assortment of
BONNETS !
Ronne! Silks, &dins, Velvets, Ribbons
dtrliffrial Rowers, Cap Nets,
and Illusions,
together with every other artirle requisite
to complete her stork of Millinery, and
which sho will dispose of on the most
reasonable terms.
Gettysburg, Oct. 90, l 848.•
NOTICE.
T i ETTERS of Administration on the
Estate of PETER B. HUNS, late
(*Reading township, Adams county, de
ceased, having been granted to the sub
scriber, residing in the town of Hampton,
he hereby gives notice to all indebted
to said estate, to make payment with
4mt delay, and to those having claims to
pecans the same, properly authenticated,
for settlement.
JOHN UROUGH, 4ciner.
.....Sept. 29, 1848.—0 t
VC 11,
irETTERS of Administrationon the Es
-4 Me of ALLOWATe MILLER, late of
Mountpleattant tp, Adams co. dec'd, having
been granted to the subscriber, notice is
hereby given to all who are indebted to said
Estate, to make payment without delay, and
o thomthaving Maims to present the same,
partly authenticated, to the subscriber,
residingis the same township, for settle-
Meat.
iIIeHAEL LEVE,NSTINE,
oa. - 43,0.—a Liner:
NOTICE•
„ETIVERS of Administration on the
1,41 ) &awe of Gnatnan rem deceased.
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gproa.to all. who area indebted:
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U£TTVSB RU.
Friday Evening, November 3,1848.
---
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY 'TAYLOR. :
TOR vrc PRESIDENT,
KILLARDjFILLMORE.
filiiiiTokio • 21;tcT06,
John r. Sanitarian, oftebeJt . on county,
Thottuts M. T. M'llon Dan, otWashintoon county
RE PREHE NTATI Vf. ELECTOR/1/2
1. Jps.G ‘ Clarkson,
Withertli,
3. Jame, M. Davis,
4. Thou W. Duffield,
8. Daniel 0. Hauer,
A. Joshes Dungan,
7. JAhn - I). Stride,
e. John Landes,
O. JOG. nalunocker,
II) Charles Say dor,
I I. Wm. G. Hurley,
1?. Francis Tyler,
THE TAYLOR PLATFORM.
'1 have no private purposes to accomplish, no
party purposes to build up, no enemies to punish
—nothing to serve but my country."
"'The power given by the Constittition to the
Executive, to interpow his veto, is a high cornier
votive power, which should never be exercised ex•
cept in cases of clear .violation of the Constitution,
nr monifext halite and want of consideraticus by
Congress."
"The personal ppinions of the individual who
may happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought
nut a control thenction of Congress in question of
domestic policy, nor ought . his ‘lbjecton,4 to be in
terposed where queatiens of - c,Matifutionar power
110••• been settled by the carious department/ of
govcriunept,tipt,i licuivioce)l ip by the.people."
-Upon th e subjects of the tang the currency,
the improvement of our tnent 'highways, riven.,
lakes, anti htirborvi, the will of the people, 11.4
prewed thrqtr_th their reproeentatiyes lit Uougnvg,
01/lit tOIM respected and carried out by the Ex•
pro e "
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1 (P 0
.Wt, at and miler all eiirnmstanren,
is 1111111t1011:11(.11thlity. w he avoided, if compatible
with national honor." "Tile principles 'of our
govermumit, nn well no its true policy, tiro typos.
ed to th.• subjugstion of other nations, and the
dismemberment of other eintutries by conquest;
for, in the tanau:tql, of the great Washington,
'why should we quit our uwu w otuuti ou foreign
ground.'" Z. TAYLOR.
rr'For rime part, In the dark and troubled night
that is upon na , I see no stir above the horizon
promiAing light to guide us, but the intelligent,
patriotic, 1 - NiTEIJ N'1111; PARTY of the Uni.
ted titates." DA NI EL A'EIISTEIL.
.'1( Oen. TAYLOR is cleeed he will do mom
to CURB THE SPIRIT OF comensT and
CHECK THE SPREAD OF SLAVERY than
any other man the Whigo can elect."
JOHN QCINCY ADAMS.
Gen. Butler's Opinion or Gonerat
Taylor.
In hi speech on the Fhaids War, delivered in
the House of Representatives of the United States,
June 11, 1840, Gail. WILLI/0e 0 DUTLIII, the
pre,w•n& Irofoco candidate for the Vim Presidency,
used the folidwing langutigeta . refeleuce to Gen
eral Taylor :
"Grantee Taylor succeeded Gen. Jessup in the
command, and as / heard an crooptater agorast
him, 1 presume there it nun?. FORTENATELY
FOR IfErfRELF, SIR, HE A mut: ; and
fortunately for the country, HE IS A SOLDIER
OF THE HIGHEST ottuEß.',
TAYLOR MEETING.
"A little more Grape, boys!'
MENALLEN, WARE UP
A Grand Rally of the friends of old
A
"ROUGH & READY," in Menai
len township, will be held at the house of
Camila:a MYERS, in. Bendersville, on
Saturday the 4th of November, at I o'-
, ,/', , :A t .,,,
preparatory to "a strong, pull, a lone pull,
and a pull all-together," for the old Hero.
who NEVER SURRENDERS., ."Old
Zack'; Corning," and expecte the. Hough.
and Ready boys of "Old Menallon" to be
about on the 7th November, and roll op
for him 200 maority. Weean do it.:-4hall
we make the e ffort's •
Let all who are disposed tb sustain 'the'
man who has done so much to 'obtain the
honor and interests of his country, thru ouf
on Saturday, and lend pi hand so :the good ,
cause. Kr Good speaking my. be ex.
peeted. MENALLEN.
ThO),v, of,,Etlutiour
Tim Presidential Fla4ioa in thicetatowacior
miarly bald a Fzioisir, owl Om change ofiloy, mai
not be gonormily known. Com abould,theivrart
isk•4 4o, 4Thriti4•ll. Bo Ple Aut. ighilir4be is*
piimiliothsl4l9 l 4iuivilwilliciimi 44114•4414. 1
4okomPh4lol, Pooinm b tioliompk,
.Thaecksop 11c7th.of itrovemetri: t
nazi' so Ootday•foe sluotiowEloci t essi aLAmide&
and nos President of:the United •
(rDo not mistake day.
'MT( Oft! ' °
To thin aer•litspnifu t g:Nonmik, voi r ;stb3r m a!'
hit& on j efeCtiqie digs, we !ay, 4 , 44 , 1,:0ut
g e olinif„'flpa`4a our
1.0,14 . 0 gni:J . 4o4! Or( will be OM s!?7, lb.
. 9 9m , ° 1Y 31 ..k ,4 9 PeIPPY !if!
4)n ger• it is *AO/ vSiAlwrk 1 4 1 4 MA, VW
fiwomittigsfA kb** if dig woto orrNmutißtnis
I**oll4 .. WabliQ twiii lit'Ntilf 4014.: WAIF.
Dinka 4.41$ *at &somata padyouavdteembisoisk
(a*, rad .foritiktikii tulles tetafitenc* or t h e taiwo4
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=rw „.,, novo imlrzim'
That "eternal vigilance is the prise
of liberty." 0 It requires sa much care
to preserve political rights at it does to
secure them.. pir present Rulers
havof qsurped Kingly powers—tram
pled upon the tOonstitutiorr, and citin
temptuously Vetoed the known will
cif the People' as expresed through
their representatives, An ' ofpo'rttinl- .
ty *ill soon be presented to rebuke u
surpatious. To,negleet this opportu
nity will be to endorse the usurpers.
To 'improve it will be to itrengthmi
the stakes Of Freedom.
REMEMBER
That Lewis Cass said at Cleveland,
that the success of the Loettfoco par..
ty Would be an endorsethent of the
acts lor the present Execntive, and a
guide to' his successors. What Whig
is to endorse the Annexation
of Texas--the extenttion of slavery--
the unconstitutional commencement o a f'
the War—the censure of Genera 'Tay :
lot's 'humanity—the repeal of the Tar
iff of '42—or the Veto of the River
and Harbor bill !
REMEMBER
11. ' 12E117 i lpdißeyp„
Tt. Coldiiißen.
15. Win. Wilvdin.
16. Chu. W. Fisher.
17. And. Q. Cuglin,
18. Thos R. Hasidism.
19. Joseph Markle,
20. Daniel Agnew,
21. A. W. Loomis,
22. Richard Irwin,
3. Thomas H. Sill,
24. B. A. Purviance.
That the Baltimore Convention has
pledged Lewis Cass to oppose the
principle of Protection to' Home La.
bor. If he is elected. the whole
power of the Government will be tnr=
erted to enrich the manufacturers of
Kiirope and impoverish the manufactu
rers of our country.
That Lewis eatnthrough' the 'Bal.;
tiinCre Convention, has deelar'ed that
general system for the itriiirent
of our Rivers and Harbors is tinc,ou
stitutiono.. The policy of loeofoco
ism is hostile .to .our internal, Cori,
merce They can expend thousands
upon a survey of the Dead Sea, but
not a dollar to remove Snags and
Sandbars from our own Rivers.—
They can commission a score of Na
val officers to analyze the waters of a
Lake in Palestine, but they cannot
expend a farthing to build or improve
Harbors upon our own Lakes.
- {EMEI4II2tErt
That while the true policy of this
country is Peace and Amity with oth
cr nations, Lewis Cass is the 'bluster
ing Advocate of War and Conquest.
That Gen. Taylor is opposed to “lenv
ing our own to stand upon foreign
ground," while Lewis Cass advocates
the subjugation of the whole of Mexi
co, and the Conquest of Cuba, Can
ada and the West India Islands:
REMEMBER
That while Gen. Taylor was labor
ing to prevent the unnecessary elTu
sion of blood, Gut. Cass was voting.
against the Wilinot Proviso because
it would be "DEATH TO THE WAR."---
The soldier wished to SAVE, the Der&
agogue to nEtrruoy, iife.
REM EMB ER
That Lewis Cass, in -his Nieholsoft
Letter, nth-creates the 4 idiftusion orals=
very." 'lts is but anotl4r woild far
its extension. Those wio AGREE wits
him should vote for him. But those
who wish to restrict Slavery within its
present Hauls" and to DIFFUS lt, FICEED
ow everywhere, should go against him.
REMEMBER
That, in the' sane' NictullsOn letter,'
he,
he, acquiesces in the cleiated,, right of
Southern Slaveholdera to carry their
slaves into New Mexico and • Califor-'
nia. H,is idea is that it would not be
wise to quarrel with,
,the South an
the mere question of excluding Sla
very temporarily from free territories
recently acquired. This• concession
would . render slavery permanent in
those territories. The only kepe of
.t 1 .4191 there isje lieep pft tk,Sltti-c
iefleence wail the lerfiterige,agel 0 /13W-,
iced. into States. • i It
REMEMBER". ... " "
#iat *et' hits' beit"dohe
1 , 4 ,1 • l'efli.„;4°4c '
i 4 iB , PallY 11, mg, a*, the
,
the,frienda, of Bireer in 1844, scouted
the election of Polk, the annexitiim
01, ,TPX4, 3 ,,A. War ,aiita AlleAlireUen-
NA , •etteneion of Slavery. ',Let the foP.
ly of the . Pant warn againat
f9,*, 4 1 . #6, ‘
REMEMBER .
That «a full Tot is a Whig . Vic
119:4PetvitAtithe4Ipotil.gf .theNhigt;• ,
c.wg canit;bei when 4dt
pull tog
f`UP ittOekr
Wiritoor ;}
' -Daa'asijkpitirtilrosethiii,lmmeeiiineti
ofillkibiOniateueediawlin We kodelee ter *ay.
altialbt4l44ls 4 .6Miltit nob did v►omibk;
%opMel , aiat bt *ft/44
Anil unable to geeniftlii "''' ' ' •
REMEMBER
-11 , "
111;4#14083 -1"11
Remelt/I)pr the Tariff Fraud
A 1( ; 1844
arrygnqw4air , Papxs, most TO A l
MIMI-CAN i/NPUCTIIT IF A Hewn
Mamma. TARA TV OF .1842;
—We again call upon. you to remem
ber .the,INVAM,QIJS, FRgAUD pract
iced upon the people by the ',Pontoon
leaders Oa 1804 : Remember that they
not only rePreeented' Aames K, Polkas
in favor of the „Tario - ,, but that they
strenuously contended that he was .ths
especial friend: 40d advocate of the Ur i ,
tercets of Psamfylvania, As evidence
of,tkese thing we.,need,..but, refer. Az
mong many ,othars, .to the following
publialied during that campaign.'
in the Harrieburg *Talon," then edit,
e 4 by. E.W. _Hunan, •who- is, now
Chairman of the ,Locofoeq . state Con
tral,Committee , , , ,
PoIIL arldjhe Tariff- 1 1k Vila
Faletaiied t
We perceive! that the Hsiribhurgllntelj
ligencot. Arial the mentiaoitr an aminewiy
the charaoteristie t of, the coon papery,
nounces Polk in advance as ea "open
and aiewed '.Fharatti theorist." 'The'
authority to atial gratuitous' assertion lei
of course, not furnished by the lateiligeep.
cer, as it is the policy of the Whig press
to dial is , hobiimil t misrepresentatien.bpth
of the incii god measures of the Democrat
ic party. Now tei . happen to know, and
stele, upon the indkotity of a Tennessean
with whom we conversed et Baltimore—
a near neighbor of C'ol. Polk—thot 'he
holds the doctrine of Pree4rade in lingual
ffiediabhorrenee: HE NEVER rADVO ,
DATED IT, AND. HE NEVER -WELL
He is in favor of a judicious revenue tariff;
affording the amplest inpidental tptoptc
11110N TO ALF-hapax HeJs s the
expeeitil feieetd itad•advoitite 'Of the COAL
AND IROl$ • iN'TkigX§TS4,thosetAwo
great objecti of. solicituile AqtePetigsyl
vanians, and beIIevingPERIRLIMN -
in our laws to be Of , thialckliable made, is
opposed to the disturbmsfe the exiling!
tariff (of 1134 . 2 . .) 6.111 WQ etitp. l1 1 , 1
pan the very batirttilAoritfri aid. amber*
the democracy of this ,greell *ato against
listening to the se ,of f the
coons. The it-title: 4 o, strong'inathet, of .
POLK and DA LI.AS hive itavaleui.ei-
etnies with such deep conataruation as to
make them - dettlieralti in "feeling sod 'un
scrupulous in the dee ofmains.
Iira'REMEMEtER tbat IS (Ass
voted in favor of iPEAl..y('ithc
Whig Tariff of 18 0., ;awl in faior of the
British Free-trade - Tariff of 1846.
11:7"Remember dint aWII3, CAM is
the candidate , pf the, IN9stk Free Tredo
party, and that hie pleclnnt to the Pres
idency will be reigartlmf aivirdenisiatt;hy the
American people :giro); of : the Oritish
Free Trade policy, and aglinet theproteo
non of American hitinitlry:
To woti, Hopi
The smoke of the first battle his been' iteared
away, and the victory Inetberin : ressalded.ts; the
Whigs ! But anotheronto* at. iinedi And
the friends of Taylor and . 'dlmpre, ; ii they wish to
achieve anth e r victory; ' etfl tbore ihnintla than
the 'Brit; must go to work immediately and arm
themselves fbr the fight. We have but a short
Use Sowerk—let to commence vigorouily at moo.'
Rome the committer& and let emery man fool it to'
be his duty to give them all the' atraidence ho
ram Thom who were not out at the doy
ens:Ws election, mint bo anted end Mooed our
on ths 7th of November. Oen. Taylor !Night
bravely and sueceeefully for no. Let on work is
fltithfully for him and our 'greet principlet. • Let
there be no slumbering nor faltering. 'We know
now what we cow do, and shame upon to if
we lose the victory by neglect or inactivity. PRIM
SYIiVANIA hp te ken hot place i in tfie
rote b& . !Inuit!' of i'ItYLOR ea ,
VICTORY ! She' mud ?haver surrender," but
g on comparing and to conquer I •
'row* ar?►Tlor the rciw►of bright !
,(4/43iA/11/ZE, Raul the ViCTORY 18;
QIUXW, • , • • , ,
) 11 logo
k Out tbr @Wm !
Tr it' iie4ero strirta br any kind Of abed weather'
sherold'bkhr °kilter-day of etectlen, lit'the Whigs
of daoerritaral teintshipr see to providing' cot Rat
able converutteilerall theiti voters' ishe eienot
oonripioßtl.T to electioa teitheut, ./Wheth
er ra6kbr .Bins,' they should, provide %Tip tar t all
did tigeir 'end end ibois solo sitrota
the no edri"byttnee'ot their
Reisattissivrani I
SIN NP4 II !, 4" or PCO43I4KAT/W4•—•
p, I
Same week, , , Imo*. between 08,000 eo
*4;000
,n 9 ptOlen: from on boar4,oge ,
the i ll!TIR ,*V!, and Pn, PricUrtjOi •
YOk4 l a l „ n
_mg, man _ ,irgßO 40, Moore,,.
wig,,, 'FR IRifIYuYo" ' ll 4l l lnPisonipi
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41 w iTtunluft , YßTY, OMPflg ffNlqngi
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w 1 f Pe5,1r04, 'A 1 P o r OYF r k!: I O+4I"CY ,
w ßAl'lffillit 49 , flI t tuOql,r .exitnitr444o9.
nitgisiva the 141 1 th'
inseiktwonak ?Ponley Itriet atttl . !Jatin ,
iterkit, 'made Aiwa. etstain,ie lite ()divot
county' JaH byeaallit watts A. Milo&
Of WO. is , offered Air the : apprehension' of
bsillhior NO kit either. '
lIMITIE
-- A , GieViVint•
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'fitly' whinnied rivilmid
I WW never pass Mean
' • In the emir de speschremeelly male
1
at Vickshul , byftoLJetferatiorDwiedsoil
a Elmator 0 the United States,sed,ssaras
bit oTtilY dicalpirty„of which Gam*
Gasiriathe head, he alluded talks bale 1
°Mum lista, and to the ihmadeee•wait
duct of• Old Invincible oaths* araisiseDkj
He said that during the peogrese -alike
battle,,sdat be (CoL Danis) was wmaiiii4
Gen. Taylor came and sat don's hyrriss,,,,.
the kill .4 isalguation. on,s barw. mow
ed elruiglilafg with 1 . 14 tilmiseistot di!
4 14 ,
sorrow tor the brave klipits wits Ad
en and these who wentraii hitt
—when, on being ittionsid. as is ' w
• iiiirfooses,' he' reSied 4 % ' th e *it - it
miiitinstitired will ' Pintail lit 'his nYik:-_.
a If* Isounderl'irriboiford ink' sad I sliil
never pass them" eiNtil l'''''''''" • '-'-• ''' "'"
What, s, no§le,sit T. , ;yr aim&
rably sailed 'fir a li•tial ifaii ihe Taylor
banners for the ham* Al iliwainhamos•
How lull of sympathy for the wounded
rank • and ' wail ealealleal is
touch, ronsWand••animated* Owns die
American people.. ' 'WfM'etindd ilia idat
to WlYOinloriuolOiihiorifpi:r.'77ol444
44 phiimiali, :and . Wt!. NPR eve ell heat
united itaaabsey Taylor r eadiisi Wart is
at ' gitterbuir and mageasimitsa;as Mahar"
is digestant and clear. ,r ' i'
Pierer did 'the human Malt conceive a
nobler' sentiment than the ottilettered by
Oth. Tayiot upon 'the dbive acectiaci.,—
As. represented •by Col. Davis, the inaiti•
view between Hen. Tiller and hialseif
occurred at the most critical stritidloldlie
Nadel 4:814ns Viiti, when tipir 'aiir
the' imilidn *is ioudese. 'ilia' lank- ihk
Mille fell (*Wait. COL Drain 'keit Waie
sivoitN 'wounaed and lati'brfeillair ai At
ii
criA. - ' At drill kructionfrot •
sOlMitcias as 10. die 4164_ of tiiiii ek
contlier, Cot 'Davit insulted Of 'l l *
for as to his piltpOme"+.lloW charatiwitie
of dui patriot and the chivalriseinsmerske
was the reply,--» My wounded A* Sip
hhl me, end I sAall never pass tithe la
'fireto i -,,,, • •,,,,,,,,., • , 4 - . -.TT - . -.. " -4 's
Gelid& a alli.: l si n t• is ow !.f e s ..., A i d _
ing must have been his heart at s reneseet
like the one* *MHOS, Onnef to the reso
-11401?. of neI:PF 1 1 9aYiNli oungsil °D.*
mercy . mercy . of, his enemy. 'Where is s essett
beauty in the, ientlinens 1 pa*!u• Ipa,
the thenglit4hich elided endisi every
pa'trint in' the land' to Gin. Taylor. 'Pori
his own fate, He thought not ;"but aft hill
thoughts were for his el:loony and the'
bravo men who had , &lien smaind Me,
W ho,• that has a heart sensible of what ill
due to true' nobility of wittl.'bro will, lows
the good old 'oldies—bur will :donee him'
fur the conception, and reveses•co fah mar
the utterance of such s ffieruitnera as ibis:,
”411 y wounded are !behind vse. end 1
._ 4at l_agvcr_ Paw Mt% ri4vtd,L"' - "
TOE' FARIifER ANIY - Tl4 TAILOR
- -
, i 1
A farmer going info a tailor atop ! ass
recent occasion, demanded to knour,the
price
,of a good cloth coat. the Cloth
.11,14
of American matintlcture.
The tailor replied that g n u,* dig',
c o Ap o
,much less,,, and were so 1.01411
cheaper, he would recommend hie it , boy,
a coat made of ttiglish CIA: Two spec
imens' of cloth were p!oduced, ilea. the
fainter elnise the Amerman ?natit t eleilt.-L
"liiilo,," said he. "td the eity 1010114, to
sell my clip of woot aid sold ii imulojr
for fifty cents , per , p 0 00tl:.' r. have el l 3l' .
sheep, from '
which I raise kit ha ve
oss
hundred ind eighty pound; ofivi,ol;, Ads.
in 1813, brought me ninety dullam„ 4
yesteiday sold My one hundred A s 4 evil,
ty pounds , of wool.' at 36 cents, wbuit
yielded me only .fittritoor dOihn. '..,N,oliri:
if , yon take filly four Frp'6lisety.thvtivip
mains thirt cis dams, Whirls thane ies :
geiged leasjor my wool than in 443.. I
bought mY coat of Amerion'eloth tholijes
fifteen Allittp. 'and you ask Aiit)W 44P.
teen cfellare. 80 I I ir, 41 1 1- *, O /"bel 0 %"7:
itnii4nd' Viso ilitity ini on iiiiriow.
..Boi;t4ii ii pot all— we near an woo
furtakdii; whieli to 1843 employedtwo Imp
died'ineit'ind I Supplied' thew With gar
den truck mut' pbultr y•LA.itith ewe,' liiinair
an& cheelle. - ." The inimical, USW
working; sod :I bawls no:4llMget ilk ' '.
for sty produce. I usettitseestraereamp
five dollars a year out ofilirtserie. asdist
helped to pay for the sugar and groceries
of my tamilltis:' Nietuscittillik, I ankles
of poeket SKI ' there, and 118 Nl* iiitok,
making one hundred sed einem deihima,....w
My wife and daughter Audistull their
commou clothing, and yre spentlits Fajthe
in thii'shops:' reef, then, afkyqur c•r—
English cloths tb yourielChielhirre
up'llif AAA nevelt to Westrlitty' article -
clothintinade Ilinti foliiit gooill i r
and that should be ' the; resolve inn*
Ainettean. "'lthre.ithr4itiiottid . Dior
,ocratie tieket 'tin *IA, , 1 ' • kat*, mai
Alta l' tee retrititittir, - Aireie
irinte'llar'Arneritant ' leiniditetairsik. l 'lli the
- 414 arms; ti ritis 'aool#thirthe kiS
of pthintisip Idlnatitillk*e,!iiiill legit
opirtintrit'ke Reli t ' '"lii'lllk , ksiOlalt •
obratiii'paitY;' bid flit otitokiMdb 'bit
irti
O P
tte; 'a litili l
k Ai:1'1% 1 11r 61'1W '
ItiilhO tidthing at' Mt' jibtX; war tber '
dllettliniiteß lug, wid tii kgoidtheiii• - ).:
crat, I voted for . it. I have desithiPtiiiite"
this yeart i rl have; v,pfcf kr , t I earl
good dentlftWdbefffit;36 is now
0 1,11:
catlie If :14 ddeti o intr;'qii li! :r t ,y.7.,
oflB4Bll
,0 lbr theTirtr m
of l. ' miry
old oamaenata itaioatittaatheitiat tilitOnee
t-.thatAwni , their knit ;•.if , thertbirei nee
eiguith pit wol' , belnine. , "'ter *Air , ute it
coat of litetAmericin cloth, owl *gem,
you don't 'chest ute.-with- Twer7-10setiset
trash, for if you do, it will be the-last coat
you willetecteilibelhin; 1 . /1,41
'Moue Ilift.i.rol:"ltittnikr.
Maisitehtisettil" Tolunteati who addressed
the tient Taoclrmeetiret in the Noithern
Liberties, night before , kuu. is sow err
tour:through, the- latent,, , fulfilling engage
melt to he has metleeki adikeen Tailor meet
ings. Col. Wright has been a promieent
pipmber of the Locofoco party,in Maria
chtliate=lied ttitee then' candidate lot
Corlexti' atitinit'johit Quin Adbuits;
and WM iticlntly 'again nominated ty the
law party' Air Congress agahmt Mr. Ash=
mun, which he declined in coreegeence of
ri4„ iat 7 i#
Plrainthaila -*Melt girt I *Mt UlO
ill=tisikiriblil die Wilt
boo ,91mona rintdred
thollAs 4 1 41.41014 ifer.nlait eany,Petuttylva•
alaitaretenottar t ago g go eiteadd be at Mecca
reSors4dEssi of JAW*. They say . il;le along
ea le tAiiirthdriliiitit ranee Le ralood, and
dot Plopa arias bet naiad for Pass 'mil
#4. l .t'VT 114 i *lO4lO 4' mtilltlY
earn; an doe you °pill oat do abetter thing
dna Pekaasfinsaiii iaatteti tee
das inferitaidimacemnie tieW
-11:d1j, wi s_Kayeßtant.blate &mot strain
easy aessela P4iireaber„ they trail be AeretatO by
lb pilitsfriat Ms irtiadinarn, the '''lriret.
&ad hadiretter *I. itiloitotieh Ur We
ii#peinslarmilealesin bostietable Mince,
sal whisk usairebri happen in know, le
eamaillialial by anateassurarin progreee
fa ski. wigs au adarti dee ••eiroon.
idankami as Mrs" to
ha sad fa Panaudiersaa lerraitthe State
he
she anikkaailr Ailldll eitkirtinesuelat
lioratok kw do% Ps :4#110)`-,.
' It ibie Adam"' beat"
,ait . F l ili n t6 l i
1 rhiltiiiint:lZ e ,' Y
buy dia gui aftliasibranitt fanners
aiiiiinseit ail nridut el to a reality,
evardirre iisisiiinili - that which
an iberrnapecasilseintufdelbat in their
asaiwo - wsprias' .*oh, ice/' people
haw berm " bytaaidatin dans-.
mune and, tains a bet • they have mime
pa bees add Nlasegaia worisraidull the
inadsalls eif adainea•diat mew *pander-
Wl* law. Resiza .wai t f(mikeourate4t
!gm Ibigffive.beAl*inktp.oftgor its, .
" -7:
latesay lici? "PlillaV,, 1..- , 4 " ' I
vFlriv".
,- to4thitAtfit:/114;*
'4 - .; -, n!cf,lM t?,
-Ita li
-
-11 0 ' it e ti4cisieif
a ' - eirlbe fined lir efil, rid IiToIW
Id ws Wardfingteribireleh*.4
aloud spar Ilia *mar' 'esporkintit of
bdiery,, as edifies similar smake; °AN e man+ ,
ass ewe sue trim& leo, uttuarl, y I he. '
Wade* peraabdy. drag the isaatiaa
bads*" ea Nam Itadr,edsgeas , ielieam
danstsad. as einessive whew lie santaaaN
red.lll the Wended* ,sd, WO*,
mite-, s
Cusco. Lasaregin u cen4ol4 4/hr mita
is 4 lbw ltammummil. at I9iisliklphir- 1 41
S nog care r Oki; doe 416044411,9400
h ,
idi* Ile 'Mils iiespisaml...eim ex-,
mod lit des Mrataidas
TIN. to
*pa& airs -.• .1,
•Laseeklia d fraiirtbs taw of hitiSonviel
last amsemelb ofthf eatietetae l
aideeveredietatibLishiiirimideameofthe
m•ne. by wasestiog led le6eseeriitorthst
the wituateas ea the ariikeorere
ile,„ inn oftidled lisesnisy.by wend,
Caidmaik arignimit. bi4 , 4a iioaimslocacat
of him' Edo* l emailaittOimilom. lbw
mina. ,Aw walk *49,1444.bi nr g
the Nile:mail' elegy. pc pray l
*tiearia eaasideratde
ei
3
•r, alba mid tic
le Nuke heii Mb' "
Ifs waded Bari the ea Witte' tit'
attudor befeee2 eldlo* had atter he
had ameadairbefdieiseiratibbige
is dietuolt, which tree fatetiresedby die
liar. 4 Fieithieea, Proteeettet
Chew Lastifidde amid- he eras abuidieir
Ism tbs. et seieg fees deiimeattiL ro
kik Catsooe., that. the .fitioat *tame
Wale ASKO Vaal 101e-Tabs the4 ll 4.
em 9 1. 11 4 , -911 11 bad-P 4 41,P4,010 1 114 ; I P.
earl thet fops the endear" of b su6
p iripg
ei at 611-
simi dirk eeelif acia.
two
fie
460 - #11.44; 1 11011#0,' did the
doliesieek etteehided'erta thieTerkia
istemeleaddmedissisfA aged Mr." .
The tap imam tied doritrover hisifeeo-.
the Imre um plead .assed V. by
iheginiptioneept , the
Nairn ewe he* zemeiedy Matsed as the
boa& TM oast meement and..
he eppeeesidas the tar it
,ifieliteetut god.
1 4 was sisk assita in Witt. kW,* ett
I ra I swissaiss f wadsgr a lP.OrnT.,,R47.
fie pared dos*, 44blon,ttep
erased. avid .4 ealeae aakiastanta
nese& These wise ahem be hundred
PesTis itillitedietaidheamettatihsee , been
aasmp'. 411111111MILIOnlibliate
--
-;
il 4 , •
aratailesitiieniiiiti.:=4 "ifirsif de="
Ofessiitateideit 'ossiiiifed at ilio dirilliiig:
!of 111r.:•lleasy • 111minkartbwr.inilifs illy,
iiik Twits's! eat buit: A tit( employ
!idiot*, Elmly. sawed Elia:abed' Myers,
,atireastami as fill a lamp whilst burning,
fswia 'Leas esmanialets about a gallon of
Maid 'The lipial, lamb is well known
so be as inflammable as, gunpowder, ex
in tiloe cum. puuLag the whole cha in
ir2r is 11 Naar. awl *ems:Kim to thy (.1101-
Inv olii.egiriL, and also to that of an only
sap of Mx. 8.. :gen about two years, who
i 1•11115 Ili* ILO jai ai the time. A nuigli-
bar who was summed by the explosion
!similiifn ima Me wpm. rail to their assist...,
;sane. and rescued th e tnifortu:la 1 e victim 5,,
whomittit otherwise have i wristlet] in the
ii. .., .
sessi.,g vastiestat. u pun exanuina ti o n
botli Irene &Mai to fle severely injuse4.--- 1
!The chili Ihistremen until the lolloilltinj; '
Imore* whew drain mien . its sufferings. 1
TU- pri 2411 , 0 WM rtittnti to b e in a 'very
duiperows simatinsa. but there is now a
prof ishiLia of her -ore' urestt.—Lancuster '
liisiims- .. 1
I. rounzAL itielis....—Ytdiliczi fycli,p. Ita,
bets snowed imp ilk ~i isril: a IJo„it in :Nt;',% ,
Oikalts, itat i J 0134 ioiArit&e' 4 PI tti '; t w ?
panics Ins tltell .11141pAiril Zit aacti)t /Rca
mks azi regaLa6us rcspetqing plthlio'
re obeetierzs 1:11 prOtrifit.lllF, 111 Will pre% cni
"•• sinic amid c0ar..4104.2. •
P.P14. 1 441. 8 : • ,
~.~~~ ~.
EiMEM
SERIES -419. 70.
Per's onal ,
Character of Gen. Taylor,
The ~hoic career of a modest men is Arm is
epking *Pelf known. True modesty is the ett.
spring, of trim merit, and " vsunteth not !taci t "-.•
Mush is with , Gen. TAT WA. Distinguished no
leas fur his modesty than fin his great military es.
plaiii,ths public, has been left to discern by chance
ilia 44 Hula his shining social and domestic vit.
toes Voittl,: like other truly great men: the bettor
liellicatbensa known, the brighter doer his eheteeter
become. Every body knows him as asuccessfolcom
maw*, who hi achieved elms of the met brit
!bait victories of which history furnishes any re
cord; and every body is acquainted with the 5011.
rage, judgment, and irreacnre of mind by which
there triumphs wore won ; but many have yet 4
learn the full beauty of his private character. Wit
have been led to these remarks by meeting. during
the ssuie hour, but in different mm
o, with the 'au
neied articles., each discloaing some new trait 'a'nd'
new beauty in the personal character of the geed
and brave doneial
, ,„ , ~,„ ,
Letter/ rom lile IfeV. / HONAII SAVAOS4,
llet forcl, .11 - ew ifampshire, to a geridt
anon in Salem, Massachusetts, dated '
Itteroae, (N. H.) September tB,lBlB.
Bean SIR : Since my return trom a 'M
il at the South, many inquiries have heee
made , of, me concerning Gen. TevLost„
with, whom I hail repeated interviews last
winter, both in Mississippi and Lquitdana.
Stich is' the solicitude in the public miti4
on Mitt subject, and Ito few in this sectiort
of the, country have any personal knew-,
ledge of this distinguished man, that r 'hese
thought it my duty to commit to writing
ntyrecollectiona of him, such 58 were to.:
eidentally gathered from a few soeialealle
at his leisure momenta.
Having known something or each other
twenty-Ave years ago at Baton Renge,
where I
,was then engaged in the Christian
Ministry, there was probably less of
moray,about our intercourse than if we had
beep entire strangers. Gen. Tayler is a
man. of Plain common sense, conversing
freely on all Piaetical subjects, and with a
mildnese and modesty you would hardly
4INIIRIt from one. who has passed his lifo'
amid Me sepnes of a camp and the herd
ihips of Elie tented field.
i A ..prproinept trait in his character,
which,, may one on a slight acquaintance
eatunot i tailte, ,uotice, is an ineerturbaide
Wetness and self-pcisseasion. I never saw,
,4,ettlO MPrR, Ave front any thing like ner.
vilYnrideMil4hility ; and this quality, I
shnuld, think, may have contributed as
mu l ch, im. tiny Ming else ,to the surprising
ancneentAtet tattended his movements in the
i'late wei.„.,,Speeking of Buena Vista, he
txMilierlY, renmrked to .me, without the
les* 4,extlietthe,conveniation would , ever,
Rl l ll l ffrifitithiel it‘ftatt, op his lips once, or
tyrifm, Strlllg.Mo:lteat of the engagement,
in,mentiospo his officers the parallel that,
,e red, tp,him, as to disparity of forces,„ _
lyreartjhelfeituatien and , that of Henry
Iry i h ,A g jn c cut,', He .also said that, at
qpe,time#lring.thet memorable day, some ;
Fir,/11,11y/DCip4
.otEcers rode up to him.
expoptamg, it,ast,!their, decided, opinion that,
t , was desperate— r Oatita,Anna , had
. #lOlll- , -4, rut they saw no hopo.r- , -
.. ' ' ta s 1 .. i '
1 , . TIM. Wei,, -rep y.
.cannnt i
4
min enthiyortemmtly._ ~The enemy may,
new hen pisci4hitnettif,in the, eery post.
41 1 .41/ 0 0, 1 '4 1 4 01 44 'TOO. no don4 l reelr.i
.attring,Me_Kby?lfmtdmirablecordness Mat
dio4Ml l / 1 .*:b1 1 11;140, 4 0 , AV 1 11 5 11 i. , W ,
ben. aylor ts humane. • Hie siege:Me i
I were obtained. so Avg. it depended OR
him,
..,with #f Won, ignitible loss -qf hn-
M 14,., 9,4 1 i0r0 ,, ,P 1 1 °134. 1 Pe MO 41 the siege of
Ettitp*y,tieuss.craordinary slaughter wasl
owing in part to a misunderstanding of,
his ,00,41 Te., Hie hernanity hasenduart;tl
Notf/ m erlingly. to the soldient ; and. I
isrp i confi, gat It was not for effect, but the
bongo effution of his feelings, when he,
wrote Millr. etas', in view of the loss of f
hmipin Men . , "I feel no exultation in our imp-,
eipse.y , The following incident, that oc
egged 'rime years. ago, was related to me
by,e i gentletruin, as we were crossing lake
geeephartrain, last April. As we sat,
,in
t4s,itytning, near the bow of the steam
bogy conversing on different subjects, it
happeoed, that Gen. 'Taylor's name WB5l
mentioned. Ile said he saw the Colonel
cute day, toward the close, at the head of
his, regtment, having marched with them
on foot.all day. Being mounted himself
on a good horse, and knowing the regimens
had ireme wilco further to go before halt
-
ju i cier the night, be offered , Col. I'. him
home. Tito colonel thanked him kindly,
but declined, saying hie soldiers would
perlorm at oa foot, and he preferred to do
the lame.
!In, private life the General incorrect and .
exemplary. . He abstains from the use or
agtificial ;stimulants. Ile is circumspect
is the motor danguage—nothing like pro-,
Nutty, be mowed, ever proceeding from
his lips. There is nothing of that impel.—
uosity about .him that would betray him
into an, oath ander any circumstances :. tic
say nothing of the restraint front higher,
CUTIB W 81511855.
.hi company, I believe the Generalie
uniformly affable and communizativet—..
Umnticcil a slight hesitation in hie utter...
anue,4 which at first gives the uppearanise
of embarrassment ; but as the coniersi•J•
iion• proceeds it passes away. l saw .hing
generally in citizen's dress, and as 1 hetes)+ ,
ed .to his remarks on agriculture. or •the:
passing topics of the day. I forgot the-he
. ro.of. Buena Vista in the plainness and'
simplicity of a private gentleman. You.
cannot be in his company half am hour
without a deep impression that, theesti , i ,
groatrivarrior, Im is a lover. of themrts
pmro; lie converses like a man who hail.
thought much and read Much in the nourno
of hislife, uud.whase leisure has been do ,
voted to mental cultivauun. •• hut: t!'
should think his literary anu
Jrci pee table. -1
The likenessicif him that fireeePftearedi
represenied him with toe meehoitherolughl
and warlike impression. Bowe L.fiseir
laielyi seen uerwcorrt.ef,bgnt tUrl peign..!
tr into. heuevolent. that eye 61 1, 101111411 0.
give the realm; of
(1 1 1•nc!r?irliiililettldgri
Miteheil
iimi-lprodileing in II loOd''yaii. Oral Wit'
~N 1;w-pi t_