Washington telegraph., 1844-10-30

ihc iaaeiiiitte'y still hung cut n tie public
gaze. l,i:r tEic symbols II party, I'VE percb.
ing On .i.eis re sPecf;se pes, % or an e,oo--
tian-
Just tAan oanle on tlIc Baltimore Loco
Conve-t.on- The leaders saw they would
be daieateI IA thcy trusted to lLcir mca-
sules anI ran van Barren, ile trucst repre-
sentative Of them. As Tyler had done be-
AK hsnl. thcr SAX that III css something
sudden asitLezciiing was Fesotcl to, their
case would be
-ls tiIe IDarsc. c3'Iupan
I;elI C-aslr y srcncier.
sIihs.- d.opPci Van Blrcn, wres:ci "
ic.'5 -ez4- hilnIas Lum IT, dezi,airin-s
gasp, nom nated i'iiil5 ann Dallas, and TAIL
sed Inc shout 81 la,,z, Dallas and Texas
Ittais i not Ai- znprellaiy ridiculous, wc
know n.l 7sAat J., l,,.. n deserves magc than
rdic'i .. n view &. in42si.t dc q tie Oh
.le.s hapci ,o L1 a. ziP.isi.eI n. thiz a.
i'l'isiiing zamP'e vi political inggiery, Il IVY
serves lie general coase;a.,t AMI inI, .gnaiion
afthr propir.
Noi 1uy ID tEcse LJco Leaders shout for
Folk Dallas ani Texas, bat they fee! very
much iatsros siei, n iAis particular tisae; a
bout Oregon. They appear u fear tiia. III
earthquake may PossibIy swallow up tie
ooln.rY ii they a. not du sInatll-lg ven
shortly to prevent IL.
AaI England too comes IN Gsr large
share afiheircH?ansivo zymPathirz. TL,y
tAink that the pauperz of poor oli mother
England ought to be provided for. at the e.
lense IF tic inll=trJ ri err Prn;.ic.
Cara Il has al=o been zEnlpathized with,
and If d,pEatiol wyali only a.rve from
Calii,1.-lia AMI Terra l.. Fuegoi asking to
ID aI.ailel into the Union. thr Leo Iea.
,lcrs might have another rare opportunity Of
IN .nil-stihg tie unii. u..i,ci exlansive.ess f
Ihcfr anti-ho4ne getiiiz.
LctiAe Locos zlap..t III their lcs:l LIrsaLs
ior Polk, Da,'as, fi'caas, O.cyen. Enclanl.
L4Hada, California, and 'IeITa Ga TGerol
8ll hold np rDar rOostcrs when you come
TO shouting -Victoryl ior that is a wori
pnrtirtIiaf!y adapted 70 cnon lungs, when the
hearts of fie gallant Wigs of lhe Jnion
shall resoicc fof tie success -cf Henry Cav.
THE AMERlcAx REVIEW, a iThir Jour
nal oi Politics Literature, AIT am Science,
viii bo issIcI III this city within 4 itw days:
Geo. u. Cotton, editor. There have been
sevcra attempts heretofore 20 establish 4
W lily Magazine, tut ihry were nnt III n
cliaric ec 10 give assurance Of stability ana
usei.'lless, anl ihcy did not succeed. Now
thAi Nh Aig principles, NJ trust, arc about
" rea ize an enduring triumph i'll the eIcc-
ton oi .Ar. Clay, there seems to be adGi-
tional reason why a work Of this kind
ah1uia bc sustained, and We trust this viii
DC. Dir. Cotton, who, thpIgh voting man
has made credi:able entrance into he
Literary arena by his poem, "Tccialnsch.'
VIII devote iii hi energies to Ills enter
prise AMI what he lacks in political expert
cpce vii be supplied by the aid and coun-
~ OE the ahlcsi Nil hig writer's IN the conn
t.yi Inosl uf whom have consented III can-
tr.o'iic to his pages 1'he price Il the Re
vicw vii he - per an1ium. The first
nlallcr vill contain portraits Gf Henry
Cay and Theodore Frelinghuysen.-.i.
j. Tribune.
Two American Dp.omaiists have n.t
returned home, one VI whom, Hon. Henry
Ledyard, has been superseded a. the Co,5
ot Versailles by Mr. King, of alabama.
who III hT Do means and III no respect as
capabie a. Mr. LedTard W take care " bis
country : interests and r;5ffs in -,