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New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Correspondence Of the Missouri RepubHe.n.
P,t,n Of pgrfy from Caltforaia-vtnsfr FROM Liea E.
ru0nt-fHdisa JDurder-Pro6d1e Har.
KANSAS, Mo. July q ls.i


''''"' moat-iadiea JUurder-Pro1abie Har.
KANSAS. Mo. July 2. -,
part of the California company has juss AZ.
rived. They left Lower California On the 2sA
of May last, when all was peace and quetnes
there. They fell in company, on their wsyn.
with Lieut.. Fremont and company, and contiu,
ned with them until they reached the Republican
Fork of the Kansas River, where they left thin
twelve DAYS since, and they suppose Lieut. ?
viii rcacn tins place IN three or four Gays irVn
this time.
war party of Indians, consisting OF Sioux, Ca.
msnchcs ard Anapahoes, who informed th,u
that they had met with party OF Delawares 90
their return from hunting party, and command.
ed by Capt. Suanneo, ard that he and his n.a
were killed by them. The party OF Deaws.s
consisted of fifteen men /; the other party nun
bered some two Thousand. fear this attack vi
lead to general war among the Indians on OF
f,on,;er. SHOULD the Deiawares-determne % ;.
venge, have no doubt that they WI cary II.
war into the eaemy's country. Perhaps Il.
-. .....r .rontler may take Up the scalP'ng knii,
and we shall likely have war of e1tcrmlnst!Oa
among the Wild Indians OF the pra'ti'''
IN haste. ycuiSi
n, What terrible picture nj destruction ana
misery IS presented in the suHn'ned paragraph.
In this latitude We can hardly realize the lea
that 50 desola,ing Il calamity has taken place
bat i, is 50, nevertheless. md meaeS should =
given to al!eYia,e The widespread sp'lrFias
SCENES ox TIE MISSISSIPPI! -lmagioe, rtate,
lake of of 500 miles through rgon finely
imnroyed-al one scene of dcsolnti"n on e'tsef
hand. Here the comfortable quarters, satI
fallen and cilapida,ed-'he cattle from thou
sand fields gathered in herds upon small pa'caes
of lana paG,Iy DRY, perhaps k".e deep IN water,
waling and moaning most p''eousy- her sol
deer, huddleH together at the mercy oil the MARKS
men-bears cIiDetng to logs. And here, as u
one instance VIC lnnSed on, ""n'an, ce.ca'
and f4r, carried BY her husband through ~ater 4
hundred yards TO shoal place. where he ee.
posted her on II trunk until some chance opPor.
tunily should offer TOR her rescue.
fConcofd!a Intelligence.
INDIAN LlrERAruRE.-A work is in prepsra'Oat
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

CO TIE Kentucky Mns,Isls the nfan: Sisters, Seth Boon
the Sieur Great Western Mr Western and host Of ether
pcronsrs draw crowded houses the American Museum-
Tom Thumbs splendid Court Dress much admired.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

3 LrrrELL's LIVING AGE, No. l3 is just re-
ceived and for sale by W. H. Graham. Ii contains
twenty-lour choice articles from the British Quar-
terlies and Magazines.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

IL The Wings of SARATOGA County will hold
a Mass Convention on the 18th on Bemiss
High,s, where Burgoyne surrendered his British
Army to the Wings of the Revolution. The
Wings all around are invited to flock in, Just as
,hcy did in III.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

SPIRITED PkocEEpINcs.-Thc citizens of Lock
port recently held public meeting to take into
consideration the subject of cheap Postage, and
the interference of The General Post Office De.
paltment with the transmission OF letters by Ex-
press Mails. A series OF resolutions was reported
To the effect that the Railroad Companies should
be requested not to submit to the iDpositions OF
Mr. Wiebl.tfe, and that the persons composing
the meeting WILL Zone and all, send our letters
oy the Expresses to all such points as they will
reach, and instruct our correspondents abroad 10
send to US through the same medium; and that
we will not, while these abuses continue, take
letters from the Mail sent to us from any Of the
points reached BY the Expresses, except in cases
where we have good reason to think we will suf.
icr materially in our interests By the OMISSION
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

D7' A Liberty Association has been formed
in Brooklyn Vim. E. Whiting is President, and
there is Vice President for each Ward.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
BERTHE COUNTY.
Correspondence OF the Tribune.
xy-u NJ ~
The Southwest for ever.

There was gathering Of the Wings of thinly
peopled, ragged ALLEGANY on Monday, at An
gelica, where EIGHT THOUSAND of the
hardy yeomanry of that County and vicinity as
sembled. Hon. LAURENs HULL presided; Mil
LARD FILLMORE, JonN A. COLLIER, and A. B.
DICKINSON were the speakers. This was one Of
a series of meetings which Messrs FILLMORE and
COLLIER lave been attending through the South
West, at Lodi, Ellicottville, Pike, and Angelica.
Mr. Collier left this still III session 10 hasten to
the Wing Mass Meeting on Long Island yester-
day. ToMPKlNs, BRooME, sc. hold their Mass
Meetings from the Goth onward. Nothing lees
than Five Thousand constitutes quorum for a
Wing County Meeting nowadays.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

u 'RAIBAH lAKk> the Theological Sys-
tenn OF Rev. Alex. Campbell examined and refut, d.,
by Robert w Landis, is the rather formidable title
Of n controversial work published in very beautiful
style by Mark H. Newman, l09 Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

u The lovers of Saratoga gossip will be glad
TO hear that letter from the in- fable CHINA Bev-
ery, Esq appears in this weeks number OF the
New Mirror
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

TExxrssEs-Thc Wings of Sumner County
made noble demonstration on tho 26!h ult. at
Oak Grove, where they assembled in considera'
bic numbers to discuss the great questions which
now agitatc the country. Hon JosEPH LEY
roy and Hon. DAVID w. Dickinson, Representa-
tivcs III The prcscnt Congress, Gen. CARurnERs'
one cf the Wing Presidential Electors for the
State, and Mr.. WILLIAM CuLLoN, delivered able
and eloquent addresses on the occasion.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

From ST. HELENA AND AscENsloS.-Capt.
Goldman, of ship Sarah Parker, at this port from
Batavia, touched at st. Helena, June 25, and
reports that $4,000 tons Guano had passed st.
Helena between Jan. and June %.
A drouth, Of the severest kind, was experienced
on the Island of Ascension, and many Of the
horses and cattle had been killed on account Of
the scarcity of water. III b. NJ. steam frigate
Penelope had towed up H. B. NJ. ship Tortoise
from Ascension to ST. Helena, on the 23d June,
and the two vessels would take 1000 tons of wa
ter to that island. They reported that there was
but 40 days supply at the time they left The
garrison had been on allowance for three months.
Boston Advertiser.
The Mercantile Journal says When the Sarah
Parker left Batavia, it was very slckly, but the
health among the shipping was improving.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

u Nj. Edward Neville of Wiliau,sburch,
has prosecuted Mr.. Deryr, Editor of the vii.
lamsbursh Democrat, for libel Damages laid
u. 10000.
u Tie body ofJames Ely, boy eight years
old, was found in tie river at Williamsburrb on
Wednesday. His parents reside in Rivingtonst.
New.Toik.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

VERPLaYcX's SHAKsPEARE.-No. XIX o.
Hewe,'s illustrated Shakespeare is just OUT con-
tanning the conclusion OF Romeo and juliet, with
five embellishments and c0pious notes.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

GIBBONS DECLINE AND FALL OF THE ROMAN
EMPiRE-The last number of this magnificent his
tory has just been published by the Harpers, so
that the work is complete. The great events
of which il treats are those of which no one should
be ignorant, and this history by far the best
written. The extremely cheap rate at which the
successive numbers have been issued, places them
within the reach of every class. They arc sold al
twenty five cenis ench.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
THE TRIBU N f.
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 9.
Polk against the Tariff,

Polk against the Tariff
The following from Speech delivered by JAMES h
POLK before the People of Madison County Tennessee on the
"a day of April ls will show that he and alwnys has been
m uncompromsng upponcn; CT aPRoTEcrIvE TARIFr:
The difference betBeer The of the Do.'eai party
aci rhh he tMr Mion Brown aets end myseJ H. 1ohLt
taey the advocates of Ostrsn'n aada Proteetue IT
y,f-essures n7eh IcOnJder u The interests Of The
Couns especially % The interests Of M Planting States
~ snse steadily and al GU times opposed 6otk.
On Wool.
The Wool- G-aDers consider The duty foreign Eool
az impor.qnt 20 their prosperity. THIS oD'n.oH soprsh.d
olon opinion Is that Yool Shoyid be duty. free.
Congressional Debute vol. :. page l.ls4.
And for Annexation.
Ihoue hesitation dnc2rng, that am in farOr Of
tie mnedate aRneIat'on IF ezas to the Territory Of te
United States (James X Polk to the citizens OF Cncn-
matt. April q, 1874.
U===---==
NT General Committee of Democratic
Whfg Young Men.-An Adjourned Mertinr o. this
COMMITTEES be held Broadway Hon,e on Friday Even
mg, Augu.:s. ct O'Clock: BY order
DAVID GRAHAM. Chairman
5GaasI.I 5ass + tSsTas x; TayloA' ssecret.rios. as
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

'PEAcE.'-Wc have received The Advocate OF
Peace small Monthly Tract published at the de-
pository, l3 fremont Row, Boston. The nunber
lor August contains the proceedings OF the Twenty
-ghth Anniversary Of The London Peace Society,
aud variety Of other interesting matter
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

CALEDONIA SPRINGS We have received from
DisturnelI, lO2 Broaway, a little pamphlet setting
forth the virtues of thsse Springs, situated in Can.
ada.West.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Circulate the Documents.

Circulate the Documents.
THE CLAY TRIBUNE will be sent froS
the present time to the Presidential Election d
the following reduced rates:
For single opy,....".............93 oenS'
@ copies 10 one address. 80.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
RUFUS KING, |
WM. n pE Strung. ,len',
V. TEN EYCk, Cenur
X. :. CuSliMAN. J
WING Mass Convention OF the Rive

Whig Mass Convention OF the Riyu
Counties.
The Wing General Committee of the City and County
Albany in obedience request of the State Centra CsI
Club who have deemed advisable that Mass ConyeGor,h
held at various points on the Hudson River do recommend
after consultation. thnta
MASS CONVENTION
Of the Wings Of the River Counties be held at Albany.
Tuesday the 9th day of August neIt-t0 which the Whud
those coun,e. and such others may fee disposed ir
invited aitend have been nddeed To sertrs
pens To be ut the meeting. Whose Hss
will he hecner announced.
Ample provision wi be made for the accommoatoa Of al
who may attend The VIII be ~ great interest,"
and md Tie undersigned cannot dOuht thar uh
call w.I bc responded wh Hlacnty by the Nhgs o ne
River 0un;cs especially. whom particularly d-
rec,ed.
The wing County ard Town Committees oi each torsy
addressed requested. through The Gsum 81 uefr CocEJ
papers. Otherwise t. give this cnl gehefa ccuahoa
JOHN u HEWSUN.
RUFUS KING.
WV Lacy.
ALFRED Is. STREET,
El'N ARD RDHlNSON.
FRANKLIN TOW NsESD,
HEAIAN G. MHELPLEY.
WILLIAM GREENE,
Albany. ri July lsii Committee oi Anankemesa
1- Whig County Meetings in New-Jsr'
sey.-The Wing .'tnts Central Commttse. ia comphuo
with sugge mnde them by mnny persons reeonnes'
the Wings at the State Ia hold County Meetings N seT
I've ,ut ties un ne following
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

Bosros CLAY VocAllsrs.-Our patriotic and
musical visitors from Boston give their last
Concert This Evening at Palmo's Opera House
assisted by Miss Sarah Knight We hope The
Wings of New. York Will f the house to over.
flowing. The ladies are especially expected to
attend, as the entertainment is one Of an intel
lcctual and mos, interesting character.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Whig Meeting In New-Pnltz, Ulster Co.
.,. ,C Tho r.,

PorGuKEEPsIE. Aug, l5li
Yesterday had the pleasure of attending an
other glorious gathering of LOCO Wings of the
good old Dutch town of New -Paltz, in Ulster Co.
Although it was but for the town. the gallant
Wings poured in from all directions, in process
sions Of four. herse teams, and formed one of the
most enthusiastic meetings. for local gathering,
that have ever witnessed; ;-lS40 was outdone.
The regular proceedings were commenced with
speech from Mr.. WM. H. Van WAGNER, the
Poughkecpsie Blacksmith, who addressed the
company Just an hour and a half. l believe
am guilty of no exaggeratlon when assert that,
as an address to the plain common sense of the
electors, whatever might have been their previous
opinions in reference tn the great issues now be-
fore them it was the best thing OF the kind have
ever heard. 1t was plain, blunt, incontrovertibic
truth throughout, laid down in such forclble and
eloquent style, that cannot doubtit carried con.
vction to every honest heart. And 1t did CARRY
conviction with it, for not a Loco Foco present
expressed word of dissatisfaction, or questioned
the correctness OF one OF his conclusions.
He was followed by our good and faithful
friend JosErn HoxIE, Esq. who spoke about three
quarters OF an hour, and finished up in the best
style what was lett unfinished by Mr.. Van
Wayne. Several soul.strIing songs were also
sung.
The meeting was held in the open field, and
al hough no less than three pretty smart showers
OF rain passed over US while the addresses were
going on, scarcely a man left his post, all being
wiling TO stand rain in any quantity rather than
submit to the reign of [" CO. FocoISm.
BY the way, suppose you have seen in the
rawlings Of the Highlend Democrat, the Loco.
Foco organ at Peekskill, that the Blacksmith dis
charged his duiy most no5ly at that place. The
Democrat storms abou. MS speech in a style
which shows how the effects are felt by our op-
poncnts, but does not attempt reiutation OF one
Of his arguments. Yours truly, I.P.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

~ The CnEyAuER CALpsRoN DE La BARcA,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Peuipoten-
tia,y from her Catholic Majesty the Queen OF
Spain, presented his credentials 10 the President
of the United States, at Old Point on Monday
last. After his reception by the President, the
Cheyalier, in company with Governor Branch
and arty of ladies and gentlemen, visited the
Revenue Gutter Taney, Capt. Fatio, and were
received with the customary sautes and hand
som.ly entertained by Capt. F. and his officers.
Norfolk Herald.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

II A Msjog Colville of Athens, Tenn. announ-
ces, as VIC see in the Plebeian, that he has left
the Wings ard gees for Polk. Hereis his reason
In heartily srpporn: the Democratic nominations nr the
Presidency and Vice Presidency. my motto Is. Texas frs;,
lest, cni az The time. ,. =, -
Your friend. JOHN II. COLNILl.E.
Good riddance The men who go for the UNI.
TED STATES first, and other Countries a!terward,
will vote 70, CLAY and FRELINGHUYsES.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

HISTORY OF ILLIyols-Wnchester has published
under this title large octave volume with iinel,
executed map. The history is from the pen OF
Henry Brown, Esq and is very ample and interest
ing. We assure our readers that, unpromisiDg as
they may deem the subject, this is one OF the most
instructive and valuable books of the season.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09

q Vhe Tribune will te regularly served in the Cit,
OF HiA on the arrival of the can By leaving the
same and residence with Zeiber Co. No. Ledger Buildings
Free Fifteen Cats per resS. SnSe copies cent. S,aw
New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-09
Albany. 2ai July. 1914.

sey.-Ihe WING s'thte tentral COMMITTEE. 10 c0mpHn"
with suggetIon. mnde to them by "nny person reoofne'
Wings al the State hold County Meetings tseIt
spectiyc COunries. u following dnys:
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

=. - curious esh.-Leut. William d. Porter, Of
The U. s. ship Pennsylvan has sen, ,o ,Io \"
ton"l Institute, at Washington. two s,.cm,e,s Of
singular fish. called the :" Butterfly Fish x bcl
burrows in the mud. and is found IN the v,c,n;,,
o' norfolk. IL has wings. which bear n s,ri. inr
resemblance to those OF the common brown hui.
'erny' and under these are three pronps or feeers
winch the fish has the power of iaantior ond
.hey are then employed feet to support il on the
bottom. The hoad is disproport iona,ely large
nhd armed with numerous prickes, md on Ii.
sue VI 'he nose there is a serrnted membrane.
So says the Louisville Courier.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

GkOh. no, it is amusing to hear Prentice after
sle signal defeat Of The wings in tie late Kentur-
'>;ae., e.,ecton accusing the democrats of"pipe lay.
ocfs> bayauId fain make it appear that the dem.
whig'. ~ coed the especial prorogasive OF
Al the last !,
iiouss Of Representar> -,ngress the democratic
ing" law, but the sOAig SsSsse SsaSsse .'nn,ippe lay
~hies knov soo well how to reafpFss;S.sd it. The
This frnudulen, practice, and they praetsss.d.s OF
themselves ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Cherokee Commissioners.-Th Hon. Geo. C.
Washington and John T. Mason, Esq. composing
the Board Of Cherokee Commissioners, appointed
for the fnal adjustment of all Cherokee cdims.
will reach Fort Gibson about the 18th of October.
II is reasonably expected. from the high talents
and moral worth of those gentlemen, whose np-
'pointment has met with universal appreciation.
il'nt the justice which has so long been withheld,
will finally be rendered to all Cherokee claima nts.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

:" 'es'd rm'aI Coniest.-The contest between
.ne Two parties in this country is narrowing
down more aud more to simple but a very stir.
ing pon'; viz: Whether the Government OF the
United States shall he administered for the be,..
nj OF the people of the United States, and Texas
OF tor the benefit Of Great Britain and France
10 this contest, whi;h side will the nr,c,. ,.h,..,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

0We see by Mr.. Clay's las, letter to som
wings in Mo-, that he advises them TO odo,t ii,
maxim Never desPise the enemy" and urges
them to combat as thougha Napoleon or yelling
'oH was in the field. He may well euhbi, ,hes
signs alarm,"a Waterloo defeat" is in prospoc,
for him.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21
GOV. YELl.'S APPOINTMENTS.

GOV. YELl.'S APPOINTMENTS.
AT Fleming's mill, Franklin county, Monday
September 23d.
jack Willis, Frog Bay you, Crawford county
Tuesday, 24ta do. -
Oliver Springs. Crawford co.. Wednesday, 25,h
Cove Creek, Washington CO., Thursday. Goth
Sulphur Springs. Mountain T., Friday, 9th.
Wost Prong, White river. Saturday 2Sth.
Tho's Smiths, Monday. 3O,h.
Dan' Vaughn's, Thursday. October lst.
Illinois Township, Wednesday. I'd.
Cane Hill Township, Thursday, Sd.
Vineyard Township, Friday, 4,h.
Natural Dam, Crawford co. Saturday, 5th.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

The Sea-seypent ogain.--From the Louisville
Courier we learn that this briny monster made
his appearance again in our Sens. He was seen
lately off the coast Of Maine and from last &c.
counts he has grown considerably" during his
late absence. The crow Of the " Temperance
Mary" swear that he was two hundred feet long.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Withdrdrol of Mr.. Tsler.-The N. Y. papers
say "tlat the withdrawal Of Mr.. Tyler will lnv- Il
decided influence in Virginia. Ohio, in this city
and in several States among the friends of the nd
"'inis'rnsion. in Strengthening Colonel Polk, and
should 10 estimated accordingly"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21
Death OF Colnamodore Dallas.

Death Of COlnlmOdOre Dallas.
We extract the following from the National
IntelIigencer:
"We are sorry to learn that authentic infor.
nation renched this city. yesterday, by a vessel
arrived at Baltimore on Saturday in a very she ri,
passage from Linn, of the decease of Commodore
Alexander J. Dallas. of the navy Of the United
States, and commander of the squadron ir the
Pacific.
He died on board the United States Frigate Sa-
vannah. in Cnllao Bay, on the Sd day Of Juno.
from a third attack of paralysis.
Commodore Dallas entered tho ravy ms mid.
shpmnn on tile 22d day of November, 1905, and
had OF course been in the naval service. in which
he enjoyed an enviabe reputation, nearly thirty.
nine years.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21
A LIST OF COL. ASHLEY'S APPOINT
----- - MENTS.

COL. CHESTER ASHLEY, Democratic can
ddate for Elector for President md Vice Presi
dent or the United States will address his fellow
citizens, as follows:
On Saturday, the 2lst inst, at Batesville, Indr
Fendence CO.
On Monday, the 23d inst, at smilhville, Law
renee CO.
On Tuesday, tho Gath inst, at Jackson, Law
ronce CO.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

GrWhile tho wings arc using the basess and
most ungenerous means, 10 prop up their cnuse. tc
PROSTATE Gov. Yell and to promote his whiting
and unprihcipled opponent, Davy Walker. wht
has been justly styled by some of his politica
friends, political caban," we deem it not i'm
proper to call the attention of the public and Mr..
Walker 10 few Of his own acts.
Did he ever run for an office, before the people,
when he did not seek success by attacking the pri
Snie character OF his opponenlsl
! Was he not absent from his seat in the Senate
the first eight days of the last session attending
to his private business at court in Benton county,
for which he drew from the Treasury of the
State, Mirty.iro dollars
Did he no: leave his seat, twenty three da IS be.
lore the close of the last session, to attend nm nd.
Journed term Of the Crcui, court of Washington
county and did he no, receive his faur dollars Il
oay Tor these t,centy-three days?
These questions are susceptible Of IN nffirma.
tive answer. He cannot deny ,hem-his friends
dare not.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Ria IL sCsnadd.-we learn from the St.
Lou'a En-, that the Irish labosers were engaged
10 terribis riot on the Chshn road near WarIs.
Vile. in Canada. on tbs 10th instant. Many per.
s1ns wcrs dangerously injured.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Daring outrage learn by a handbill pub
Iished by w. B. tIaymer and S. MayIert, Esq's,
that on the morning of the I'd inst. while lodging
at the house of VIM. Cooper in Springfield, Brad.
ford county, their room was forcibly entered by a
dozen or fifteen men in disguise who seizc,. and
carried away their carpet bags. ,anins the IL
tie papers and contracts Of the Bingham estate to
lands IN that part Of the county. 1t is said that
the community OF settlers in tina, region have COM
lned to resist the titles to the lands and although
The trunks and their contents (excepting the pa.
Pers, which were doubtless burned) have been re-
covered, and several persons arrested as probably
concerned, it is impossible TO find witnesses or al.
torneys willing to appear against them!-Susgue-
hanna (Pa) Register.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

VI There are some men in this world who ire
dep'ared enough to loose the respec. of their follow
men and who are then FOOLS, enough to believe. or
hypoer'fs enough to pretend to believe, that those
who have respect enough for themselves 10 stand
aioof from them, do so not upon accoun, of the
p''rate character which they bear. bu, upon &C.
count of their profession or caHing!
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

Indian bafile.--A battle took place, three or
four weeks since, the Indian Territory, be-
tween party Of the Sacs of the Missouri, and q
party Of Pawnees. The latter had eight men
killed, and the Sacs one. The Sacs retur, ed to
thcir village with five scolps. The Pawnees stole
fve horses from their enemy. and thus brought ON
the 6ght, 20 says the St. Louis Reveie.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

joseph McAULEY,
HIRAM O'NElL,
iNGERSOLE McCLUSKEY
W: @ s: @STAMElHlLLE,
LEWIS McCONNER,
ALONZO DUFUNY,
MILAN McFADDEN,
SlLVUS McCRACKEN
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-21

f'0"c's II. Skunk Esq.-This gentleman has
been nominated by the State Central Commi,,ee
Us candidate for Governor Of Pennsylvania, in tn,
place OF :he late Hon. H. A. MuHLENBERc de-.
ceased.
Mr.. ). received the noxt highest number of
votes for the nomination ut the State co,v.,,;.
and is said to be n very popular mnn.