• ..
misailiciatinuL
_
kvii
. msa Hr tk,
WOi otimr
mations than Bur
the last;frikthern Demo
asif,s4llo44* 'pove David Wil
moitii.644o;:•,,i4oilaiiiiibilik by inuendo,
tM 104' i *my,
"bail ley . atiita This 'epirjeks '„Gettvetition.
1 read it; i la 4 without Burp". 1 1 0•Ois I
tut at sgbigliikaOhi'lluillienitiiiiis au.
thor, in its lial4ng periods and involved paren
thetical ettneartaions. By the way--did hypoc
risy ever_ spealrtin plain, straight-forward lan
guage l If it ridid, the ease never- fell under
my observatio4
The two prOlitinent causes of complaint set
forth by " A 'emocrit," are; a disregard of
party usages in'giving Bradford county a third
t e ns; and seedfldly, in selecting Mr. Wilmot,
who feels himeilf constrained to carry out his
principles into-:Faze Son, even to sus
taining MattinTin Baron for the Presidency.
First—as tatehe usage he speaks of : By
whom was it *Wished / I answer—by the
Democracy ofhii District acting through a
majority of tbeit Congressional Conferees. Its
object was to secure harmony in their nomina
tions, andlhe st . "cess of their candidates. The
power which creates a rule, has a right to alter
o e revoke it; etpecial' ly, when necessary for the
ver y purposes 'fr hich brought 'it into being.
That such nairiasity existed in this case, is
clearly shewb in the editorial comments ap
pended tO the timmunication in question ; as
well as by otlrer circumstances, to some of
which, I will. ttiiir briefly refer.
Self-eonstitufed leatterur Ez-Sheriffs---
Rt. and embryo Congressmen, and swelling
dictators of every class, may prate about usage
and all' that—David Wilmot's re-nomination
for another tali was wide by the irrepressible
voice of the fret, honest-hearted people or this
district. It was, due elate to, hfifi, and, to them
selves, in view or the great principles for which
he has been the; fearless and nnpurchaseable
advocate. Theta is much force in the.fact that
Bradford ciounti contains _almost as' many vo
ters as Tioga and Susquehanna both ; and
might, perhaps, 'fairly claim something like a
proportion of time in having a Representative.
But the late Dimocratic Convention speaking
the unanimous !voice of seventy delegates--
asked Mr. Wilnioes re-nomination upon higher
grounds: the Well-ascertained wishes of the
people of the w)olc district, with, a view to his
vindication °going the venal attacks. of South
ern Power, ,ostrPirs crouching vassals here in
the North I It
Why should ho not be sustained under these
circumstances, ky those (I frankly say,) of
ALL parties, 4:o are sincere in their attach
ment to the pAnciples which originated the
Proviso I' All of ne=with a few marked
uceptions—apPluved and applauded his course
in offering it. All admit he was and is right
:Amon this questiirti. Look, then, to the ruth
less manner in *bleb he has been asSailed ;
the concerted attacks upon him, both in Con
gress and out of*. The blood-hounds of pow
er, with a true Southern scent, are still yelping
et his heels, andaeeking his destruction! And
for "hat ? Because says one, (who writes him
self a Demoerat," and proves himself some:
thing else)—"be intends to vote for Martin
Tan Duren; and Mr. .Wilmot's election under
these eireurnstaecee, would' be hailed as a vic
tory over Cass itind Butler.' How such a vic
tory ? unless - the friends of Cass and Butler
join the heartless crusade against him.
Grant he,doei differ from the friends of Cass
and Butler upoii the subject of the Presidency;
and that he feels constrained to vote for Mar
tin Tan Buren in consequence of the position .
Gen. Can has *Bunted in his Nicholson letter
in rem] to tho "Proviso." Gen. Cass and
Mr. Wilmot were once well agreed upon that
subject, aud,,so Continued until very recently.
Geo. Cass has 44nged his viewa, and he avows
it;
,and nos( tsooth, unless David Wilmot
will change torNhe is unfit to represent the
freemen of thut - , District ! So say white men,
walking erect ;AAA's image, and calling them
selves Democr4S! 0, if my free worn had
the lightning's Power, I would place a brand
upon the craved forehead of every man who
thus belies his oi3tintry and his kind, in the ut
terance of such; Oavish sentiments I For what
do we propose, a representative to Con
gress? II it that he may be the servile, soul
less sycophant Of power and, place ! Bowing
to a master, like an emasculated Eastern slave !
If we, the freeborn sons of the North happen
to differ (as iniruth, we do,) on some 'raki, - eta
with Gen. Cosi—must we yield our opinions,
and send an automaton to Congress,. slavishly
to echo uptight but Executive sentiments !
Yet such—separated from all twaddle about
"usage," and 1 7 claims of Tioge—are the l4ic
and language Of the writer I am reviewing.
"traorgam4tlou!" cry these toadies: of
Southern aristpietzts. Now—l am willing to
yield all fair force to usage and regular - nomi
nations. But you ask me, in the selec.
Cum of a npreoontative in Congress, (I employ
the forcible please of* distinguished politician
on the other )to "throw conscience to the
devil," i only whether our candidate
thinki Jr as some other man, thinks who
may, or suy let be President—l tell yon we
received the t d e less boon of freedom from an
cestors w ho "dietoiganiie" even to the
crimson battleAeld,.rather than be the cring
ing alareief kingly power! Giulia then r tfie
am who ihumi to be RIGHT, Sven if it be at
the 4 44 0 tite little cluing of party ma
"l"l7' an d l'Ori Fort/ wreatt,Sett
tbei M two
stitie, las :, ;bat the
otebliebeelkgeAmielie l
in Anne eases th e tains, libel;--7X*E'lli
0 1 0111614. TROT'. blasphemy ! And :womb.
theYreelb #i• But of late, even 'them the
; xv tgliciation," Wand by the .1161.1
sewer 4 0a0m Hmee_ es to deter the basest lapin
of beast Baa l ..DlMpoests"''ai
they
who ors* Tina David Wilmot, bosons
bafirainkt* to what he tbinkile'mM;
t and Wig ibitiggi ni his a:assistant - a tb,i& , is
(loa#4//t whet Lelia Ca ra finy
W saws thilkt OU . ia mOteliVerMd
the Utak .ertio in senile Sumps. . g u y DDi.
meal sonits ofthe shelf, whom p jai pny
ii-nv r iovAipm, aim Ishii Sod
where 114 . ` - s 101 l Ankidy reniaing
they Loki * the priseijolos - o f,
"Free soil," a' retenjOnst hue, ea
_avow tisantoist regains for doing so ; not Wm;
mftedlfell4mdoni pik the . 4, IV
as's Ittierifir, Demoismey Pang 1 1 1
GS win antirsasitanismilCtlessetb j
• - .P7lllOl'
. • . li l t 16 r ltwlM n P 8 . 6,1-1
Aiiiilbt** - As- - .... i ,
c , ,',%--- , bpi**, iieglif 6
otr:"Ubßgatioikto you for ,PINB -
r 4
,amilentinCot list week : 'Pi
taiiii*ol 6 : ol : . _____ ..
deakklbut ' iib.a • Jut IduCh in
Obliged; I mire's, if there' had 'less d
lartnre from those rules of etignet which; 1
Ways go‘tern between editore a n d.- t h e k ;(1
i
ro d enks. I hope my communica tions, in , f
titre, may be given as they appear upon t
ca
nuscript, and not , in.detach ed '!. ,
i 1 1 Th e ,iditaist, bOth 'profile' e said .° Lion,
I ehall pass our u entirely to rid' Oulu me
it attention, egOeptingthat e it/ whi
yon, have enlightened UR wiU the definition
n ; disorganizer. _ Yon say a d' is is 0
that opposes a regularly nomin candid'.
or, in other words, One. that has. been nomip
ted in accordance with party ulna. Admi
flog this to be'correct, *hat is the position
Mr. Wilmot ? ,Meese Cass & Butler we
nominated in strict accordance with the usag
of tbe denim** party, and on the old dem
credo platforms of '4O & '44 established ' .
Silas Vrightand Martin Van Buren, and - th ..
compeers, and lip. Wilmot opposes them. , 1
Wilmot, then, according to your own definitio
is a disorganizer. i But again, yon denoun
those as disorgibizers who object to Mr. W* ,
toot, although lir. Wilmot has not I been no
'
pitted in accordance [with the usages lof the pa
of this Congriasional district; for, if thp
images had been respected, some, gentle : .
*mid have reeeived the nomination who . .
longs to Tioga county.. The coma *on, the
fore, is, according to your reasonin , that
',Chins is a disorganiser, and no 'those 4
tTpose him on that account, and that there '
gross inconsistency in the ground ypn have aii
toped. • ' ,
Of the statement of the Susquehanna Co
levees, I have hut little to say. I regret td
they should have been so lavish of their char :
of falsehood upotilne, as to hive i prof
doubt, in one instance, of the truth.of an all
Ration based upon information oehtmunica
by one of those gentlemen to the writer of thi l
and in another,rto charge upon me,lin the tn.'
Unguarded manner, the commission of an e l
troth by alleging a fact known to any in t
village. In reference to'the main) question
issue, I shall let the published statement of t
Tioga Conferees, over their proper signatu . 1 1
and wbicb I suppose will appear in,the ":Do
ogre," speak for itself. Alluding to the pr l l
cledings of the Congressional . Conference,
Complaining of the wrong inflicted by the m
joky of the Conferees upon Tioga County, tli
use the following language:—" We gave nod',
to the other other members of thei Conferee,
that we should present the flumes of seve
able and distinguished demoentti from I.
(Tioga) county, and to enable us tit do so, 11
Bacon offered the following resoltition, whi
was seconded by Mr. Ryon :—‘ Resolved, Th y
the Conferees of this meeting concede the ca l
ablate to Tiop county.' . The resolution
considered and laid on the table."
' ':Thus it appears, tbitt as regards , the alleg:
understanding that -the Conferees of Tio:
county were willing, to take some other in
than Mr.. White, if be was objected to, there
a question of veracity clearly at issue bet •,:
those gentlemen and-the conferees of Susq'a
.Although Mr. Wilmot ought notto have
ceived the nomination at this timer, and if
bad been disposed to tarry out fairly ' the re::.
ils.tions heretofore adhered to by the sere
' counties of this district, would not, ' have ask
it,'yet thereon) otimi grounds of opposition!
him, and such ti!s irill isqueelY 'Perailt te (l6 i
eat democrat to votejor him. He stands ..
fore the county; not only as an opposer of t.
democratic nomineesl for President and Vi
President, but as voluntarily arrayveg him
against the National Administration. • W
does not remember the occasion when he
slimed, without apparent cause, an attitude .
bestility towards that distinguished demo.
add statesman, the choice of the democracy
Pennsylvania, and of the majority of this CO
:gtessional district, for the office of President .
the United States; the Hon. JarireS Buchan . I
1 And . dug up and reiterated against him the .1
federal slanders which had been it thousa .
times refuted? 1. Who has forgotten his ab ..
.tif that veteran democrat, the Post I.laster Ge
Oral ? And where is the Hon. ttarid Wil..
tow? We find him amid the ranks of af•
Lion, of mushroom growth, whose sole object
44. defeat Cass & Butler, even thougk tit
Worts should result in the election of Gene
litiylor—and they can result in nothing else,
effective at all ; and here we may, perhaps, 6..
the cause of the great interest manifested
some of 'the Whigs in the election of Mr. W
met. And why are we now asked to overlo
the - factious and anti-democratic course of I,r
Wilmot, particularly? Mr. White iit denonne
ter' one political sin, while Mr. Wilmot stan
ecinviated of a ,dosen, and yet every democ
must come under the ban of proscription
the coterie which surrounds the "North.
Democrat," unless he shouts a hurrah for r
yid Wilmot, mounted though he be tipon,,, i
free-soil-abolition platform of the Van B.
puffalo Convention ?
i _Bat we are told that Mr. Van Buren a
'Sr. 'Wilmot are opposed to extending gar:
into the territories. Who at the North
lie West arid the Eastis not? It will not
- alleged that 'Gen. Can is, nor that JO'
Brewster is. Those gentlemen, and their f . 1 .
however, u well as the mass of democrate
Pen4hrania Ind. New York ; do I not wis h
.34,
'pinkest&political hobby.. But.l us fee ti
tUilt4iiitlemiali look at their new obby-ht)
4.and`fmeoverif we eau, what exe naive elai
they have just now to be thrust f and as;
rain' advecideli of " free-soil" ; and .. rr
ler," es - the.great elabodisannts!of the ta
Ople of helms .frilediim. 1- . .i !
. 4
.:, le Feb. 18110; lir. Van Bdrea, a reldyj
lOW from a strap , Ilf 'Meal
n .to their free white *eonstititenta even the
rig*to ?eau' m as this• subjeet of Slavery I
Thitoniarleitey and sincerity of Mr. Van Bn
rentind Mr, Wilmot in reference to their new
po#,. cannot, certainly, be questioned !
oasts of Stisqnstmnna, suffer an old
dello:mat to'advise yellows more to stand by
the Auld . prine' iplesiml the. old landmarks of thi
-L,-
pol ,
those principles which have thus far so
glo °tidy sustained the Union and free basil
pa pns of these United States.
'', A DEMOCRAT. ,
Opt. 25, 1848.
F :1 nowt '`,.
my co
ugh load
%.' jot de Nudism Damoust. - -
Montrose, Sept. 27, 1848. -'
' is. 0. G. nrar____PsTaaD, Dear Sir—ln look
iE
ing ,ever the two last numbers of your paper, I
per eve gross and uncalled for attacks there
mad upon Hon. David Wilmot, our regularly
nou 4 nated candidate for Congress, by some an
onyous traducer over the signature of "A
Delitocrat i ." the object of which is to defeat
Mr.lWilmot's election, by dividing anddistract
ing the party and thus allowing the o)d'friends
andrlallies of the writer, the Whigs, to, elect
thel candidate.: I confess, that when I read
the two miserable productions from the malig
nant and envious pen .of .a so called "Demo
crat" lwas greatly surprised—,may, astonish
ed. Ott an attack so utterly vile - and groundless
could 'have been made by any man, upon ; one
so uhiversally popular in this District not only,
but! thronghout the Country, as Mr, Wilmot.
Buil wheul was informed by comas*. report
wh I the writer of those contemptible utiles
w 1
1 4
,my surprise was at an end ; for what Mild
be :apected from an old Rideratisk-4.one who
hakbeen a constant and malignant vilifier of
Geri; Jackson--one who supported Henry Cloy
for I;Preiident and John Sergeant for Dice
President, in 1832—and confirms:lto oppose &
ridicule every thing Detuocratie,.until - &nwht
up-, aye, purchased, like a beast in the shalt=
bleli for a consideration ! Yea, the man - irk
noWiattempts to divide and destroy the'Demo
enitio party in this District, and thus secure
the "election of it Whig to Congress—the man
whcOattempts to palm himself off as "A Dem
erol," the more effectually to deceive the hon
est,
and true-hearted deniocracy, was the editor I
of shClay Federal paper in 1832, and maligned,
and Vilified, and foully traduced Gen.' Jicsson,
because that great and pure man determined to
milli and render. impotent of evil, that corrupt
and nfamous concern, the United States Bank!
Aye the miserable tool, and lackey of that rot
ten i nstitution — the defamer of President Jack -
,
sow and sworn and uncompromising fne of
De ocracy, in 1882—but who so " hankered
I ofte ' the flesh pots" of office as to sell himself,l
body . and breeches to the County Commission-,
lers,i4n 1835, for the office of County Treasurer,
anokhas been kept in offices for which he was
uttarly Unworthy, and never had the shadow of
a claim ; this pampered wolf in sheep's cloth
ingtwho has not now nor did he ever have, " a
drop of democratin blood in his veins," is the
author-of the Communications over the signa
turtA of " A Democrat!" I send you a copy of
the introductory address of this Federal dema
gogne, when he assumed the editorial manage
ment of the "Independent Volunteei," in 1882,
whi,4h publish without further comment. It
speaks for itself 1 " X. Y" JR.
G
Ftraiin the Independent Volunteer, Oct. 10, '32.
:1 To the Public:
At the solicitation of a number of highly re
speOtable and influential men In this county,
atetjurompted in st measure by a desire, to ren
der ouch aid as my limited abtlitiee will permit,
to the cause of republican lane - kat —the rights
of onr country—and in defence of our excellent
CorOtitution against the dangerous infringe
ments which have been attempted upon it by
tbeFresent party in power, J have connected
tiyeelf with , tbis paper, with the aeFtgn, in con
junition with its former proprietor, to make it
a pOrmanent as well as a useful Journal.
The circumstance of the recent political mu
tation of the Volunteer, and its final abandon
ment, is generally known. That the measure
whipi caused the transformation of the paper,
WaX,one which its friends and supporters of the
repiiblican 'Canso deeply lamented, cannot be
dented. And although for a time had the ef
fec to dampen the spirits of the National Re
pulAican Party in this county, yet I trust that
in the-end no bad consequences to the cause
will; arise from it.
II probably is generally recollected thatdu-
ring the contest for the Presidency in 1828, I
w 4 concerned in the , publication of the ' Sus-
quebanna Register,' and advocated the election
of Andrew Jackson. Should it be asked why
I asis now against him, I reply that he has long
ag4 abandoned every principle upon which he
wag originally supported and elected, to say
noting of his flagrant and high handed attaelus
uptin theindependence of Congress, the Nation
al judiciary, and the Constitution. My (pp
sitiim to Gen. Jackson is not of a recent date
- openly declared it immediately upon his
beil ,
g announced as a candidate for re-election.
Ev,ry principle of consistency and propriety
forbade his original friends' supporting „ bim a
scobnd time, not only on account of the infirm
kis?' incident to his advanced age, and the gen
erally acknowledged debility of mind, but that
one of the grand principles upon which he was
elected, was " that. a Presideia ought not to
i serv e more than one term," and to this send
, mentGen. Jackson. subscribed.
'stis it is the intention of the present publish
ertif the Volunteer to make it interesting and
usiful to all classes, as near as pOssible,- the
patronage of their friends sod the public
mdit earnestly solicited in its behalf.
1
White, the Tlega Eagle au Tiaga
The Tioga Eeilleoays, "the conference ii
this county were intrusted to present the.name
of 10. G. White. EN. stall ease he wad lei
liekiominated Mr. white,' and more of the oat.
er leading democrats, requested the conferees
some other, dete:xcit, and puma hii
name to the conference." We hare she proof
poilitive, and abundant* of it, that Mr. While
said if he could ' cot be 'nominated he preferred
the nomination of Mr. Wilmot to any other, Mid
enleald support him. , This be said only a dal
Wore the nomination and to a friend of Mr.
tha design to have itkuider
slued by .the boatel:vies Of Weald .
qhaena. The ciitor of the Tiop twill
settle this Mittir , tritii Mr. White; hadliot with
n 4; fokire' presume they will dais eel-
Image as for: the pa. , Tbe Ties" usedicto
Natal; the Tiogiveafaams,
esaikanal,*64** dijellieraitenist ig 46
adefeit St. Wibitot by rattemeoo. Whit•-=';
0411011, not Jet;474 Oniefplteetti. •
iays- tbat dosakiat
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tortaleoo4,"
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pro
tbr.
aid:
by
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Col
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1
GEO. FULLER.
,
ter ON Y
OW ydoes the
T ex-sditer ern
001110 Up
f leember of CO
C Mu!
Jo, in this
d,was =tied P i r
y • i
~ : - to the pi
a county convention in
! h theifollowing retool**
i - ...
wiwon.lor: slavery were 4
~ lei :. , 1
Revak That wha
u . eredLfromMelico. and formally annexed
1. e Muted states, shall. ,' of be polluted by
read Of a slave. !' 1 . ,
• , .
1 Resolved, That the Pin o offered in the
irs
_ . of ! Representatives, t the last session,
ur talented Represen ive Hon. DAVID
mot, prohibiting Slave rY frem being incor
. ted into any territory ;rrieir may be here
! treg .d, and which Waa triumphantly
ked b the House, meets the cordial ap--
al o this Convention; and his course
ughocit proves him wortjay the high ' con
! don( and confidence' m which be is held
V. Constituents:"-', il _ i
bus fir the resolutions . tnd Tibet was De
! . , cy, and the:mice of th'. Democratic par
1, Sas4uehanna in Jannery 1847. I will
remark upon the ortin of the resolutions,
i root the proceedings, (Shich are now be
rue) i learn. that on motion of J. H. Dim
the Chair iipointed.lllCoramittee to re
k a Plamble and.Rescdtitionaforthe eonsid
- .n...0f, that Convent/ref:ll 4. H. Diem&
!. - Feller, Mon. C. Leet, Amherst Carpenter,
1 Daniel Picket,. were appointed said Com
ae.. 'The resolutione *ere . , drawn up by
J. ,H t Dimock, and cutauldlopsly adopted in
mattes except the hii one relating to
'my; *Mel wastrdvoci4
by Messrs Dim
-1 aad-Ruller, and 'opposed. by Judge Lest.
finally adopted by, the following vote—
! Ifeasrs. Dino*, Fuller, Carpenter and
let—nays, Judge Leet. ' ' : -
. . yet, strange as it May appear, 1 learn
1 one cif this committee-- and but one—who
1 , advocated the' passage, i i n p omm i t t ec as
I as in: Convention, of . these resolutions, is
found battling against Ithe i Proviso, and
only the Proviso, but the . regularly nomi
-1 : Democratic candidate for Congress for ,
i distri c t, because he i's4he author of that'
i sue rind. eminently DeMocratio measure I
ly, "men and things 'do change I" Do
ders understand me.? ~ I say men change
i , t the Democratic party,--for the party has
I repudiated those resolutiOns. Yet this
~- has • I and beanie the - party has not, he
I re*aived to break with it, and oppose
Inominees. But his defection causes no
~, /or, as sure as there is truth in the nul
-1 e, so sure does the. gallows of a ' Haman
it all traitors to this popular ineiuntro. All
efforts can no more defeat l!dr. Wilmot thin
can pluck the stare ftem Ole firmament.
stand* almost solitary :and ±' alone in his
•," and when the campaign is over he will
only to rue in shame-his uncalled for and
less opposition to a 'regularly nominated
idate of the people, and, his gross affiliation
such notorious apostates from Democracy
; ell and Patton of Bradford, and a few kin
disorganising spirits of Tioga, whom he
heartily despised for their corruption.
L.
I imoch, Sept. 24, 1848.:
vt.on's Lasr.—Gen. Taylor is out with
her litter to his-relate, Capt. Allison.
' - b iOteOd s ell to be e* lanatory of all his
tl •, letteri; andpartic yof the one first
ten to his friend' above mentioned The
or very ingeniously attempts to evade his
rty--no pledges—posi ions and his Milt
-1
deehOid unwillingness cr be the exponent
ty doctrines, by no asserting that be
known to be a whigi though not an ultra
(that is, a Clay Whit) by all those, of
tsoever partizan pOlilieli they were, who
• clamed him for the Nieideney.
be General seems delighted with his aboli
associate, -Fillmore, and passes . a high coal
ant upon him. .: This,deubtless, is intended
' set-off to the unpleasant feelings excited in
breast of Fillmore s friends by the General's
nee of a nomination on the same ticket
Putter, made some" One ago, in Charles-
South Carolina. This , letter, like all the
Is so! mystical and i Uncertain as to leive
*pie still in doubt 'Whether its writer is'
or fie Sb. .
ov. Lace, the newly4Pointed Governor of
I m •
vor Joseph L. Meek, • the new
N..:Marshal for that iTerritory, paSsed up
rifer itt Lexington, en the 10th, on board
Sacramento on their`, way to the far West.
• Express of that place says, if they arrive
At the settlementi of Oregon, it will
.y,foreed - marches. The trip is among the
t hazardous undertakings, andfears arc en
ained that they Will dothe enable to accom
hthis
a •minter. They May succeed in get
to Fort Hall, and winter there.
velvet Directions Notice.
I .
S Bowl efarateere tor lirbigetrater School lYstrict
meat It the Court beep, in Montrose, on Satirday
11111 . 3 „ 0,) ait 1 oldoelt, K. leathery baying
re et ands agents oak diptilet are niqueated to
1" ringegipantial by .it mini :spans. file
erd,r of IbißoWtl •
Itsikrti 'mg& Pnket.
MI
4agagi4iMa
hgeltP. Go tbit Oa it. by H. Albs Esq.. lir
Woo Hic,poti of Vestal Brooms Co. N. Y., to Hiss
Tic Ouzo, c( tie Ilettirtsiod piaci.
Jacks* Sept. 214 by Eauliss Hill Esq. Wart,
gat ealini.lo Inas Illoscitt.t..t Ms. ilia Mr. 0
1 ' . to flisa Hawn ft jaisarr. an of Jodisis,
gilts , Chases, fle , . N. 4 1.,•oo umiak bst;by
.:11 1 . 1 ± 1 47er Ur. itivt,lloLto. to - Ilia (Krts C.
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'of Sp P ooobr, Ho. , N. Y. i
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1 7 64 , 01 4. 11 , 4 1 , old well%
In eta bid! tit lout , -
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Th. lad Ladle@ be" bees an
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i gkg - ihriarierfflui i•dies *addition's.
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Hall sad Nantes II iris/. _ I._ ' 1 ! •
• Pim mad Oms— Tilikey, Leiria Brisk, arwi
Wet Chipl-41lsi: _ Molt* el Ham , sad WS'
liana BMW: - t —. ' • -•—• l' 1 • ri.
Butter!tied CID - - 2 Ir.,iiAiley,',** Glynn
I
'sad hitrafaiiial; ' , ' '
,Coerfl!e d ifere abd Califtepbsu Bram!, TiumMe
Maki sad Wi Blinn Ha rd ing: ' -•. .
Ottaa ' Bane-1S O. Bnineak. WiltiaM Shines.'
sad Him W. litephens --.1 .. ' •
ILOsesi+, WilUsai Ward, Lenard Searle. hivi•Nsthally.
J. Sherw ood. Q itaii, ' .
ith
on. eep-;-Frederick .
Abel Caisedy, nad Francis'
tri • 1
' Bwine-i-Lialah liethee, Perrin Wells, gad Stephen,
Bantam. ! • 1
• ! For di/invitees', Pstraittnu. I .
On Poaßs7-oetiryie 1:10110, Wis. D. Cope and Henry
Drinker. - • , I • • i I, • 1
GardeeiVegetableS and Ftowers—B. L Nis., Timis.
P. dt,lohniand Alfred ffdaldeon.
illtichalical-implenients and Farming 14simil•—Dashi
Post ; aseiry Print,aEl Jumai -Mick. . -I ,
Needle! and other Fancy Wol-11. Carpets F Domestic
woollens!, A Comes ii IdoetisetUnr. it. J !liven. Hiss
Rush Wilkes, bls:t Field` lbw Ono. W.! !Steens ,
hire. Calvin Leet. Mop. D. Searle. Mrs. B. Lathro p MM.
Thaie Jonhann, Mrs. 4P.-Batley. fdra. Dalton Tiffany and
Wm. S. Al Newton. i
Discretionary Premium. are to be aiwardeti "weeding 1
07 the merits of the aitieles rahlbited.
Arranginiente wililbe made Sw receiving the 'above
mentioned articles,be eialtined by the Ladies. at the
office of the Hon oti the Illoada , 4 afternoon
ti c
oreeedino the
day a f , abibition.sii that the Ladies can
have a better opportn' icy to examile Vona thin they can
have an the day ate htbitioil matt a desirable that as
many of** !editor It . le mind tit ttell time to etesuituf
the artlishis; so eau se it cbaselient.—but in ease all
the ordains w nut tin an that time they will bi in.
a t
eeived °litho morn gof the eatilhition sad arreiggeff
and moaned by tholiadissappniated for Plat' purpose,
It is aiseVerre• Mae lima who more net paid
their as mined lop, sholld 'da so to liaise L.' Post,
esi
the Tremont/ of the ay. !at leitat betmesa this arid
the morning of the eililbedoe.
The several Jadg . will please report themselves to
the President ar the pp card of illl imagers early es Tuesday
manias en that if ••• ere isemMins - they may basup,
plimL • Aisaddress II be thiliversti to the %dm:
, By order et fintind at !lessees.,
1110111A8•JOHILDION, Neal. .
B. 8 illeviev. eery. I - I
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New Adver,tiee' ' men* ..
New
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i - Dr, AT, Coburn,. i .
I i t i l~lo ,
int ezpreeulon
roaming the
cid in the present
! " Men and
-, at least.
,• , at
expression'
'rigs of the Demo- .
wary, 1847, at
.s ;relative to the
I. pted with but one
IqO9IOI . OPAT'IIIST,
LDEN op. as big ennowilit IllerTiMMl to tkii
i and ir • ty. sad be foaad at
a • ■at 101 tll eu reads to attend to O l ean* watt
white be may be fa
CIJOTHI
!, AND/ GENTLEMEN%
UTFITTIN,G EtABLISIIMENT. -
Na. 27 Cortlfuid Street, New York.
(1724iE aS citizens desiring to replenish their
w u ; ma be imsiediately accommodated in
toe verybest style. at ?Ca LtivriST CASA YAMS,
with a choice sole of : '
ha
i Fall a Wler Ganneati,
I d
of the unwell' patterns, of stiperiormeke scOdignisk acid
of the belt materials; equal in every respect*, the
BEST CUSTOM WORK. 1
Having adopted the cub principle. opal rellileb certain
calculatkons may be made, and which ht hie pursued
sueeessfuliy for oarards to ten years, ledirket appal
tine to the ruinous stem' of credit , which itemise* the
Dreamy cd easetin eneroseserily high prices (romper,
seer cnillerl :be Minors to provide, and, has sow ea
hood awn 01 THE Ls. OLvT, SloSt saintiona ILA, Alin
CHOICE ASSORTMENTS OP
VAILIDT Ant 0:10T=110
to AlialtiCa. from bleb eachanen may depend upon
roiling thansedres I satisfaandly. as retards quality.
style. and price. His lora stork embraces Foresworn
and ctoles of the wt a ppiinved . sty les, MUM, PilloCt.
and utber Coati. autaluons or every desirable patter,.
and the dam as meet of black satin, cassimere, sad
other styles of W in ',Vests.
1.....' ,
The F a } ey uepartznent
i
Embrace* all the nonr and elegant pattered; end latest
and meetifeeirahletionles of Fancy. Bilk, and Saha Cr..
vats, Suspenders, tihives and Hosiery, Bbi Boman
and Collars, Carpostillsa, etc.. eat
In addition mare above variety of. Reedy Made Arti
cles, be bee for sale ir the piece or yerd. at low prices
as oat imp &aid in e er of the Atlantic 10 • a beam
fal assortment ig best Taft of
Cloth, aninerie,stad Pertly .
e t
Kr eimalemen n have their orders 81i ' at a few
bears notice, and sea to any part Id the Uot eltatee—
see by seadleg the* reeaseres , canasta,' inn ces as
cs i
good terns ea though they were aroma select for
themselves. Address ; it. 0 Boom
Sept. Bth, IMB. ; 27 Coed 1.. A. T.
gar For the awnl thereof rat/usage vr has bees
eztanded to him far ,to many years. Wrote . anfirigorsi
acknowledgments, tad he promises that no Form shall
be spared on his pat in foals la condone to Ser.e his
cutomerr on as favorable temis as any . . house in
the, Ueda. ' r
SCIENTI i FIC AMERII
, .i
• S,Isw . rOIiIIMEI FOURTH TEA!
5001. Engravings.
Roprelientlng tislr uniertoomal !breath:id
chiaery, together er th over 000 owe of the
esfut, 1 1 0 4 / I grant. f may Two teiLLAss I
The peliaisbers of he Beieuttfle *.nericari spectrally
give otitis* that th e' gale ptefrly volume or •t. Journal
Will be ceenneaced in Sater,itay.; &plaudit p 34, affi,rdi.
pile
leg ad excellent op nullity for all who limb subscribe.
This pablication did' rs entirely from them nines and
pipers Which flood lie country. It is aWe ky J eon&
of Art, Science and Meehan:lce fuming for ' ohj..ct th e
wirancialient of the iidereare of Meadattl, Ar !elide:Nye..
and haidetors Ea , h panther is illustrate wan from
tire to tea original Eignretags tetneo Meek/ ical /urea
i
Ham nearly all of the nest taffetittiitis Which ere patented
at Washington bein tllnatrated is the Scientigc Amen
can. The SCIVIIII IC au camel is the must popular
Inarnal n[i the Mod . Ntr 'P.niiitshed. and of more haw*
li t
Mace to tie interest tr Airdi4RiCii AnilintientOr, • than la 7 ,
thing thdy could tkis ibly i;istatn I T., Firukt's it is also
pirticultriy useful , die it will apprise them ot i
all Animal
tore! I intutiveosentilitistiftet' thew iti varintisi mechanical
trades, etc. etn. It Is priefted with clear typo on beauti
fat paper. and beide iiilatititdco binding. the itibscriber is
possess, at the end of.kttie year, of a large 4olume of
-tuna sua l osten AID outrun Paoli,
Illiritrated with upwards of ~
50011WECHANICAL ENG-RAMOS. •
MulYitothroviimMto wig, t added der* the faith
waling Volum, rdering it stili more essfeeble. The
same atiment of valuable avid really uarloi4ofurmatioe
with* eithecriberif Mill thee receive for oulyLiwo dithers%
would nit be . °Method is any ether mods-for Two nu-
MUD D LIARS ! , i ' ii
71111$18:—Siotil outlier' pikes. it a yealiie advance ; 1
$1 for six reouthe. - Those who , wish to **cribs bine
only to *Age its tia wiener. di ed to '
I ' • , , YU It A OO-
P bilabeep of the Boland Amortise,
I lie " ,
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All libttemi Rut potheell, ':, , --.
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a • . 1 • ' :. .c.
gadaleeileatej glilif • ,'
Lay Owe midis" MI lithrilibsetibem iiis whet*
or a year. ebeilde4 milialayetit We ' Air Vienne
Webb et Slew ' Imr may "Me th Maas dol •
lam la advasee,sli I ramilve me aeries' fal MWi v ireer t wr
"Ireci7 = l 4V =o=4 ° Oen =
takim at th eir fell all. 1•- ' - ' 1 I '..
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TPali f ill' , - al sibelieedieskset Y. crwie...Wol
- eoeiesee • blewilq Oetibib. ' SiWilia telieb's
larg l' e lit so biOden. wall is &Amble
dust Lodi,' wbo hi so relethrwit ' the WNW
should loud with 'T -
,iebse• a • arieta Woe
will be imendeol..i MineVieellief Abe 0 ego Oath*
sy. will obethwe ib llbetWillerd. ,:. .. 1 1
Beillie $1.60 p week. - 1 - . 111-411%
II . . Sept. • . lei& i-. . V ' I f. •- . ' -
I
in 0144 kir ibei 4 Invite
rbeem il*b7 l47 lll l' • 0411111 6 : 1 - tkut I • hr iume ella g m ' sh ;
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: 1111 =4 6Z i estbs !pi Seid:Prab
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NEW PROSPECTUS
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''Atorshm 014rud1sgAilsomaryalidl-Antnaimy. 400
Lift eat Ora* Ciassici P i m*. fi 0 0
Bain so Bac ikumael P. Oak Virvahrdmir.
• P. D...Ladi. iffivortake. ,
to Ilium J. 11. oliroisae4 sad A. INnekbari,
Frioadeville, itiiptembei.juita.
PM
ma
MUdeiVADO Sager 6,1. sad II ov;ikeil• 'waif
Ili 1110 W :111111E110 At Wtass,
Fiushions hrlB4B,
s. ,
.12fia Gail* Ma man *dos bitumen' to esletraore
fish, write bettor ,poetry.. a bettor aplomb: Goa
avatar. 1194 speller, *pp, vibe , tagerestiii Broad-
Loft* Nikkei at lbs liederhur owe Seesfee Sen.
N B. gi a ,ty pay. . isr estshai 'pot sail% fit, asit
in will do OF lig*,
,JOHN . I4IIIO-1111
Mortt-nmi. Pentl6
~ 100,2 • * • -- •
NewiTtirlilftslooo 111*111144 1 0.
TIM' Mind ac eirm.lo. Loci* Palasimamiir
-7'elkifvmho mill b. Imitiopfli my• et rile 124
woe him Irish timir potmemla • Work
co Immie ddie ell - - .
Owning dons on shut sada and ineregokiiiik
=ads apetitbs. Cr Mop wig , 1. 3.l!..ilisillhois. ;
Beptninhow.l3. 1848 ;
To timvPabliel- , -
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LINKS &N. C. 11111111CLL.lierdleglinisi, es
,r,,w i bmhip la she
are pnpeiid "7:TAILORtsTO 13t1321011111,
to phase me
tat se tiiiiimeekfZeb
of industry ;k sweeni•4l, lloceseeees mist% ince la
the etillothowbliebeeispOlire iteeetwareettifilli
b o a at sole teidee. Coco; Yeees..teems.Cleabi uig
weer
ileeseipsise embus. berwillismeefe
weer, emibseipriliridalk.a. reicasabieceeswiSbhimill.
Na prima Cis. - hy ea will beterseilicii Weems die
ap q. ibuoWsousirior kr es so,* rd
Orwtot,o;wat !Wig tpir, Yost way firsfiv, lea POI
therigivomer palms slw bessitewhel
we may, there see by eerecasi obreseariea.- We bare
reeeived She PO sod Wiser feshiceefelllo.ll.owie
peWar stencesle die wee aid by citalsoit wart mei*
sty. ,: Cattle, dusit lash* hist wwerer Itrldwrirry.,
Monerg..*. 8 , 9 .4.;.12. 1 948.,1 • - •
ri ALYANIC FLU ID. ice salver ylat4eit.l Bow. COP.
tjr per lied Orman 'ditier. sad for..rmutiv PIO
eaten deleted. Is eon be reality esel
by, any mile sitry few ahem& site Ivy -
46.71/1411.2CL.
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NEW ! STOVC TIN,.COPPER & SHEEHAN,
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- n - ru. '4l itlut it do. roopOotion, wood*
sins uf duisapiebitass empty list the? km arm
-04 an sneblishment in blantrome. north of a F.
Keeleee angel, *here my be fated • laiteer
INNOVIRIN
of thelatel "and pat approved pattmni,iiiise almond
•
amsonamat of
& theet-irea 111 i
at irboassainaue retail, ell at'whieli vrlll be ma liana
,iegiy low** ready pay. netailers are apielallylav,llloll
twinge a y411440* panailashag.. Rapaidt. OM It,
the abuttiat nodal, and min reaessable
. lieeenhie;Jene , • •
Siiisernehaniia A endeniy.
?TIRE Bali 'refs °Nils Institatioss . orissommee, se
ifonaliy. Oct 16th, sad close Jam', 101.:4010, Aide:
sto• chance of A.. 1. Bumf.. principal, mod Mims CLukapi
8 Bowies", Wash.: of Am Prism*
•
- ' TIMOR Pee Ter .._ , ,
Wfitioi,lassA_mom, Or*mges_ply..• :11,
ArishoOds. Oemsrspft AM*
Latin ettillikilir lad Lamas Chesil* 10.0..* 701. •
pbs. Btitmay. Los* amst AUkielotio,' • t .3 00
Algrebrsaisfvflimm. assmoMfy o..lloifoismii; 4 00.
Latin eremk•Cluskm;imad Nina, . . 00
finds ma.the Pima!) (eats) 00
By *Mr of the gas*
Wm •MMONW, Aim%
MoutmoSs. Sept 20. UM,
Notice. ;
LL penewe Indeless to the wants of die lets lab
ertt H Haw. decd, 6p mitt mitmetniethemdse.
wu, make iminsfliate payment thereon toldwastl l l.
Home sod; $. 8- Beetle,. or to Jahn elopmmrsof MI per
m's bald* sheep misstate- wilt deliver- therwool lee
thereon to Mr. Nimpene.it ether Lake wHimint islay.
All perents lutereated will please give heed in dileastice
as it is desirable. toselose Mateseinese of thetlistatessich
as little (inlay at possible: JOHN L. MONDE, la's
Etopt.4, 184& ••••1\;1 ' of B. H. Rase. deed.
CAN.
1 i • , ;_•:,
To; Rent q' .:
Stitibieriber offers or,r e isia' j ß, yell tii . goodil j a
Let Monied on th e Milked tad Olivia
,Trope
abuat'2l Oa east of lititanne. 11111 boas la lasioat
framed *60%144 IsearlY Iles. and 000tiialoot, kw stithall
family; without handbag dm TM lot amoeba 4 aiwoo
to sand old ttioa for • garden, lots fisr ealtii•tiow dear*
or graft 'T IS a wall slao - cifree fur pale er to rib witiottao
place.
,* iow—bay to beep ber—a heir se eat.
dna. a la 4 ofpaalszy, GM 'I quantity of Ma the
premises; , _ , JOSEPH W. , 04.1:11TL. ,
* ke
Bridgewater. Sept. 4. 1444. . --. 1 - •I' --, -
ami
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BiztTiitrz#Rittorguimth'.4"o6._
Grocery. Victualling 4. Andre Netien - - •
beeineefOind intend tiiktiep on 'hand - a good eapey of
ever,thtnit etopetteinine nettle* line of bindaani.
Supt. Tot. Fora*, Moieare, env
obeap.
Nat* 4d clgidito all deleoPikook !0 1 0 16 0 1,11 V1 1. "
retail -
A animal' doleedbi Itsetatilit drictA 0 610 7. 1 1. 64
ale Lielott: • ' ' •
Good lreitithr Drtskt.-eneh en Sodemtime4 tat, up
City elyiti* gook Bei Wikl Merry Beti o eittyireo
' Timm *Wined* pay dew" WA do 4a itiobod a
call „
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