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The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
cHANGEMENT DE DoMTClLE,
DANIEL N. POPE,
MARCHAND EN- GROS,

M "A R . II "A EN Ub .,
a Transporte son 6tablissement de Ia rue du Canal,
IN No. l6, a la rue des Magasins. (Gruniie Build
ings) au coin do la rue Gravier, gu i Went do receyoir
I'M assortment complet de marchandises dc premiere
qualit6 ct comprenant tout &C qui pcut convonir aux
plantcurs ct a la saison tells que.
7-a ct A Lowell, Virginie, George ct Osnaburg;
"a, 7-S ct Al Cotons ecrus pour draps s. chemises;
Dc do. blanchis, do. do,
Couyortures de toutes qualities ct couleurs;
Kersey, Lynscys, Kentucky Jeans, draps Caaimirs,
toilGs, &c. &c.
Tous ccs articles seront vondhs au plus bas prix pour
du compliant on contro acceptation payable en- vile II
courte Gch6ance.
II espere que SEES amis ct lie public en- general lui fcront
visite ct 6xaminineront SEES marchandiscs ayant dc fuirc
lcurs achats ailleurs, N. Orleans, le Ter Oct.--3m
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

Bdton Roage.-Lns jeunes wings de Baton
Rouge ont dl planter une arbre de iiberte sanedi
en- presence dune foule considerable.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

EN AVANT LA CROSSE ARTILLERIE.
Le Maine appartient encore aux Locofocos-
Est-ce possible Quoi, meme en- 1910, lors de
lotre grand effort, Harrison 81 regrette ne Fem
|porta dams Get etat que de Al yoix ct depuis ce
TENS il s'est t%oujours montre ~locofoco pass6 tout
.cspoir malgr6 quill fut CONSIGNMENT eclaire par
L%outes les lumiercs du Whiggism.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
LIS' II DIES LETTRES

Restant 3 Bureau do Poste aux Opolousas'
lie Ter. dobre 1914, ct qui 81 elles ne sont pas reti-
rees d'icia os mois, seront e~nvoyees auBureauceneral
des Postcs Washington, CONNIE lettres non-avcnues.
LIST OH. STTERS remaining at the Post-ofice at
Opelouss. on the LIST Of October, 1884, and which,
il not tain out before the expiration Of three months,
will be SIT to the General Post-ehicc, as dead letters.
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{EsMea@h LIE BEAU ssEaMER NEUF
ESEaEss. yns IL N s. A B lHs yP lssGf q

CAPIT1INE 0. A. MILLER,
Fcra IL service dc paquebot regulier entire Washington
ct la Nouvelle Orleans, par PAtchafaluya, pendant les
eaux bassea. Les prix les plus bas ~possibles seront de-
nnndes pourle passage ct poar lie fret $l par bale de
cotton ct soc. par baril. lie c~apitaiic s'etant determine
obtenir sa part du patronage public. o2:2t
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

INcENDIE.-Mardi dcrnier lie moulin a cotton
de MN. Wilkins & Ahdrus sur lie Bayou Boeuf
tnt enforcement detruit parle feu, nonseulement
Ia machine mais aussi tout lie cotton qui Sc trou.
Syait Ia ct qu'on ne peut pas estimer a moins de
85 Bale. Sans parler des cordes ct autres APP
Provisionnemens la perte ne peut pas etre esti-
nee a moins de $4,000 Of. $4,000.
On croft que Get inccndie est accidental ct
bull asdu etro cause par Ia negligence dune
rhandelle a ~lentours du moulin.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
JOCKEY CLUB DE ST. LANDRY.

une assemble recente de ce Club-sous Ia
pr6sidence de Mr.. James Morgan, Mr.. William
III. Parrot remplissant les f%onctions de secretaire
-des arrangements ont etc pris pour les courses
d'automne, qui auront lieu sur notre champ de
ceurse, lie 30 Novembre proclaim. On compte
n yoir maint concurrensd u premier ordre ct on
peut prevoir de bellies courses ct beaucoup de
sport.
lie Madisonian annonce une yente de terres
publiques, qui dot avoir lieu dams cette section
dl pays, du l6 D6cembre proclaim au IS JAN
yier 1916. Les ventes Sc feront aux bureaux
DIES terres de Nachitoches, Ouachita, Opelousas,
ct Nouvelle Orleans, ie meme papier content
aussi PAWS suivant a couz qui r6clament DIES
droits de presumption:
"Toute personne ayant droit de preemption,
sur aucun des. terrains situes dams les toicaShips
enumeres ci-dessous, est inyitee a lie faire consta-
ter a la satisfaction du Directeur ct du Receveur
gu bureau des terres conyenable, ct d'effectuer
le pavement requis aussit6t que possible apres
le Vude Get avis, ct ayant lie Jour fixe pour lie
coapmencenent de la vente publique du township
comprenant la portion de terre ci dessus desig-
nee, autrement son droit deviendrait null
CouR SupREME.-La Cour s'est aiourn6e hier
soir aprss pne Tongue ct fatiguante session.
Plusieurs des affaires qu'elle a cues a decider
etaient dune importance majeure sous 1e rapport
de hinteret.
La conviction wing du New Jersey, reunie lie
y courant a Trenton, a design6 pour candidat
an Poste de gouverneur G. II. Stratton.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03
A LA CONVENTION!

Les delegues a la convention auront a SO
lenir prets demain a 8 heures apres midi pour
1 rendre a Washington ain de s'embarquer a
bord du Lodi pour Baton rouge. Nous comp
ecns ttre nombreux, car tout homme dc cuur
aeyra 6tre fer dc marcher ne fit ce qu'un jour,
ous la s%plendide banniere, don't nous a gratife
h beaut6 ct l'orgucil de notrc p-aroisse. Dieu
Sous b6nissc, Mosdames VOLTA notre cris de
F%alliemont,
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

LES ~JouRNAuX LoCoFoCos, ont pour principe
qu'un ufensQhge, audacieusement soutenu, vaut
pour h moins une bonnie y6rite. lis reyiennent
done encore sur cctte vieille historic dune lettre
particuliere de HENRY CLAY qui serait entire
les mains de Blair, Edliteur du Globe ct don't
notre candidat %n'aurait Iamais Csc a%utorlser la
publication cette ~lettre; ON lie salt, serait rela-
tive au ''marche politique" conclu entire M.
Adams ct NJ. Clay. HER encore cette inyen-
ton calomnieuse sc trouvait repetee dams une
DIES feuilles de cette vile. Ellie ma pas plus de
valcur que par lie pass6: M. CLAY, nels ravons
dit plus dune fois, ma lamais refuse u'autorisa-
ton de publierune de ses lettres quelle qu'clle fut;
bien plus il a mis- directement au detises ifalom-
niateurs, de produire la lettre qui, scion snx, lui
serait 81 funeste. Voici les paroles meme de
M. CLAY &c propos:
"Je declare cette accusation d6pourvue de
toute espece de fondement le la declan2 uno
odieuse calomnie, qu'elle soft partie clandestine-
ment on ouvcrtement DIES SALES du Capitole on
des salons de Hermitage, par la vote de la
presse, par la plume GU par la langue ct plein
de c~onfiance dams la purete de ma conscience,
je denande Ia preuoe, ct j'attends fovenement
avec la plus p%arfaite tranquilite."
Pourquoi done, apres I'm tel def, n'a-t-il pas
encore produit la lettre en- question Tout sim
plemcnt parce qu'elle ~n'existe pas. ST les loco
focos avaient entire les mains me armc pareilIe,
il Sc depecherait bien vite den faire usage.
Leur g6nerosit6 ne va pas jusqu'a Sc priver
dun moyen qui poTterait un coup funeste au
candidat de leurs adversaires; mas d default de
la preupe qui n'existe pas, lis usent de la calom-
ME sur laquelle ills COMPETENT en- toute circon-
stance. lis Sc dissent quill en- restc ~touiours
q~uelques chose.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

--"f H
VERMoNr.-On a les retours de cent quatre-
yingt douze v%illes,qu i donnent lie resultat sui
want
Shade, candidat w. pour gouverneur, 24,s6s voix
kellogg, candidat l~ocofoco, 18,44I
Candidat abolitioniste, 4,965
La malorite du candidat wing sur son concur
rent ~locofoco est de CAST ct sa maiorite sur SEES
deux concurrens reunis de 1892 !; CO qui accuse
jusqu'a present en- favour des wings un gain dc
2942 voix sur les dernieres elections. La VIC
toire est done complete ct decisive.
La Legislature est wing par une majorite ezra
sante lie senat compile 10 s6nateurs wings Ell 8
locofocos il ne reste plus a connaitre que trois
comics. A la chambre les wings sont deux con
ire un ~locofoco.
Dams lie quatrieme district congressional,
Dillingham;, l~ocotoco, laura point la majorite
il est jusqu'a present de $50 voix au-dessus du
vote reuni des wings ct des abolitionistes.
EsT-FELIcIANA. - Les wings de cette pa
%roisse, t~oujours fideles malgre leur minorite, ont
tenu lie Z %courant, une assemblee dams lie but de
nommer une delegation a Ia convention de Ba-
ton Rouge lis ont decide qu'ils s. rendrtient en-
masse. Parnii i3s resolution on remarque la
suivante.:
R6sotu ele, n list Feiiciana ne pcut pas es-
p6rerde do4u4ef la plus large maiorit6 au noble
fls dci0pesf dans detection dun president, nous
ga.antissons du moins qu'elle donnera sur lie
vote de 1882 une augmentation plus consid6ra-
bic qu'aucune autre p%aroisse de PEtat.
EUROPE.
Par lie paquebot Oxford, arrive lie IA a New York, on
a recu des nouvenes de Liverpool jusqu'au 90 ao1t, c'est
a dire Plus fraiches de deux jodrs. Les nouyelies sont
fort peu importantes.
Les journanx anglais contlnuent a attaquer lie minis
tere pour sa pr6tendue condescendance envers la France.
Quelques uns de cs m6mes journaux affcctent de de-
prGeier Engagement devant Tanger. Suivant eux Gle
bombardement ma produit IA peu pres aucun efet une
tous les consuls (coux des Etats Unis ct de Sardaigne
~exceptes9 ont etc plus GU moins endommag6es. un,y
leu que six a huittues a terre ct les batimens francaiHs
mont pas non plus materiellement s%ouffert. L'artllerie
mauresque etait bien seryie. Les officers anglais ont
ecrit des lettres sur cette affaire peu fatteuses pour
Fhabilete DIES artillcuTs f~rancais."
Nous peusons nous, que ces manifestation provieu-
nent bien plut6t de jaiousie ct de dept que de rnepris-
D'8illeurs toutos ces observations Sc contrediscnt claire-
ment.
Lie 20 les fonds Gtaient en- baisse d Londres. ouyerts
a 98 78 lis sont tombes bient6t a 95 I-2 prix nominal
fauto de preneurs.
Ce batiment %n'apporte d'ailleurs rien de nouyeau.-
Les quelques fats Quill donne comme nouveues sur 10
Marco ct rAlrique etai6nt ceja annonc6s par lie dernier
arriyage de Ia ligne Cunard dc Boston.
NJ, Everett ct sa famile sont parts dc Londres pour
faire une touruec dams lie Nord.
lie eapitaine Warren ofre de vcndre au gouverne~
ment pour f300, 900 10 secret dun proiectile au moyen
duqnel on peut detruire un yaisseau dc iigne a cinq
miles de distance,
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PrNNsvLvANrr.-ttne manifestation DIES plus

PENNsYLyANIE.-ITne manifestation DIES plus
significatives Went d'avoir lieu dams Get Etat (;
on Sc rappelle qu'une assemble des democrates,
de Dickinson, dams lie comte de Cumberland,
adressa lie % Juliet dernier, a M. Polk, les
deux questions suiyantes "1e. Etes-vous en- fa-
venr du tariff de 1912? %. 81 vous etes elu,
Northumberland Get acte tel quill est, sans
modification; GU serez-vous dispose d lie modi-
fierla' Files Gtaient contenues dams une lettre
qu'un comite envoya a m. Polk, en- lie priant dy
repondre dune facon formelle. M. Polk, que
des questions aussiprecises embarrassment fort,
ma pas cru jusqu'a present devoir y repondre,
81 bien que les democrates de Dickinson, pre-
nant ce silence prolonge pour I'm refus, ont tel
nu une nouvelle assemble, dams lequelle lis ont
exprime leur decision de ne point voter pour M.
Polk, attendu qu'ils lie regardent CONNIE oppose
au tariff. Voici du reste les resolutions quilts ont
adoptees
Resolu que nous ne pouyens appuyer felec-
ton dc James X. Polk, a la precedence DIES
Etats- Unis, attendu quill est oppose a un tart
protccteur.
" Resolu que nous 6prouvons lie plus desir ct la
volonte la plus formelle de maintenir la purete
du parti democratic ct que nous sommes ferme-
ment convaincus que les hommes charges du
choix dun candidat l'ont place les dams la fausse
position de ~soutenir I'm homlne hostile d leurs
II ines ct a leufs interGts.
Reso.u o,ne nous exhortons vivement ct anx.
ieusement Is pair.Ii democratic en- Pennsylvania,
pdividuellemen st co!,ilectivement, d examiner
sdrieusement la position dans %'aauelle il est pla.
&c, ct a consid6rer les clemens de destruction
qui menacent de lui etre funcstes ct gu; alta
quent les int6rets din pays.
Get appel adresse a la Pennsylvania tout en-.
there p%ourrait bfen y trouver de fecho, car Tor.
thodoxie de Polk en- fait de tarifdoit y etre bien
doutouse meme poUr les plus pr6venus.-AbeiHe.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

La conviction wing du New Jersey, resunie lie
y courant a Trenton, a design6 pour candidat
an Poste de gouverneurC G. ii. Stratton.
The St. Landry whig., 1844-10-03

VERMoNT.-On a les retours de cent quatre-
vingt douze v~illes,qui donnent lie r6sultat sui
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
NICE MIR. CLAY!

After Mr.. Clay had written a long and laborct
letter in opposition to the Annexation of Texas
TO catch abolition votes in the North, he discov
cred that the Liberty party placed no confidence
in his avowals and declarations. He was then
in bad fix; the South repudiating him on ac-
count of his anti-annexation sentiments, and the
Northern abolionists stunning him, because he
was STAKEHOLDER and canting hypocrite. Wha
was he then to do? Why TO work he goes, anC
writes another letter in favor of the annexation
of Texas, and in that letter he declares,
"AS TO THE IDEA OF MY COURT
ING THE ABOLITYONISTS, TT rs PER
FECTLY ABSURD"
A nice man is Mr.. CLAY!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
MONEY In THE FEELDI

The New York Herald states that a number OIL
the federal whig milionaires of that city, at the
head Of whom is Wm B. Astor, have subscribed
each the sum of $500, to aid in the election Of
Henry Clay to the Presidency! DEMOCRATS
FREEMEN AMERICANS! Awake and arouse
Your liberties are in danger! When money is
brought into the field, to corrupt you, fpossible,
and influence you in casting your suArages, then
j is high time that you we're acting in defence
of your cherished principles. Watch the Bri-
tsh emlssares and federal wings who seem de-
temined to place Henry Clay and Mammoth
Bank over this people. Watch them, we say, for
nothing is too mean and disreputable for them
to resort to, to carry their point
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
FEMALES BEW ape

It anindisputabe fact demanding serious and sol
emn consideration, that thousands of the airest and
oviest of the Female SEX fall yearly into nntimely
grave; the unconscious victim Of their own suicidal
acts!
From the Register of Mortality we find the deaths
of Females to far exceed those of males and that the
greater portion die in the bloom Of youth, before they
attain the age of twentyone, nay twenty! Consump-
ton is disease, that spreads its insidious raTages
Throughout the universe, md nips both great and SMALL
Listen then warning voice which echoes constant
ly in young ears, and guard yourselves from the first
uneing seed of this disease, which is certain to knit
its fatal threads and hurry you the solitary tomb!
AS the Ratesnake it you of its poisonous fangs
and you heed not until the sting Of death is fast ry
eted in your system. 1t is only this time for the rst
YOU win begin to be concerned about your health
but it may he too late May these facts awakenSyot
from your sumbels and you to listen to the voice
of reason and use the medicine that has prolonged
and preserved the lives of thousands when used in time,
DR.. DUNCAN'S EXPECT0RANE BEMEDY.
medicine prepared especially for diseases Of the
Respiratory organs, viz: Colds, Coughs, Influenza
Bronchitis, throat, in1amaton of the mucus mem
brane, splitting OF blood, asthma. For sale by
! aug. 81. MCLEAN 8, KNOX, Cadiz.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21

A DASTADLY SCOUNDREL,

Who signs himself Pluto" and publishes his
Infamous production in the organ Of Brothcrson,
Stewart g. Co., the whig merchants who are try
ing to break down our paper and njure our bu-
siness, and dates his communication at Steuben-
vile, says when we were at Steubenville, durin g
the whg convention, that we i" took much pains
in giving statement of The character and NOR
ais of the persons in each carriage; but more
particularly of the ladies'" belonging to the Ca
dz delegation. II is scarcely necessary for us TO
say that viIer lie never came from the pen OF
mortal than this.-On that occasion we manifes-
ted more friendship and esteem for the Cad z
delegation, than they appeared to manifest for
themselves. We bowed politely TO each one we
knew as they passed along Fourth street, in
front of the Black Bear House, where we stop
ped. We were not on Third street at any time
when any part of the procession passed along,
as g Pluto" asserts. But that letter tcas nerer
tcritten in SteubenpiIc--it originated in the ad-
died brain of the Uroken-hearted idiot of the
whte-black- or some of the understrap-
pers of Brotherson & Co., who have lately been
treating the citizens of Cadiz to magnificent
specimens of pugilism.
The attack made by the writer on my private
character, consider scarcely worthy of notice
Without wishing to subject myself to the charge
of egotism, challenge the world to mention
single act Of my life, which any gentleman need
be ashamed of. Ihaye been politician and the
Editor Of political journals, for several years. and
| freely confess that have written many things
in the heat of party excitement, which under
other circumstances | would not have written
But in my social intercourse with my fellow
citizens and in my private relations, defy either
Wing or Democrat, here or elsewhere, to point
out single stain on my character My good
name value more than lands or jewels, and no
person but dasardly poltroon, blackguaId,
scoundrel or highwayman, would have the te-
merty to breathe aught against it. Well did
Shakespeare say,
He who steals my purse steals trash,
But he who robs me of my good name,
Takes that which enricheth him not,
But leaves me poor indeedr
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
DEATH OF IN. A. MUHLENBEEsds.

We regret to learn that the Hon. Henry A
Muhlenberg, the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor, died at his residence in Reading, Pa, or
Saturday, the 10th instant, from an attack of ap
oplexy We learn from the Spirit of the Times
that for several days Mr.. Muhlenberg had beer
apparently in poor health, and that the disgrace
ful attacks which have lately been made upor
his private character by whig print in Reading
had harrassed his mind very much--not from
any fear Of the consequences attendant upor
such ISLANDERS, but because of the shameless ma.
lignity with which they we're put forth, in the
town where he has spent most of his life, and
where he is universally respected and beloved.
In consequence Of Mr. Muhlenberg's death
it is thought that FRANCIS R. SKUNK, Esq, will
be the Democratic candidate for Governor He
is our candidate at all events.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
India ma.

In lS4O, when the coons had majority in the
Legislature of Indiana, they Gerrymandered the
cure majority of members on joint ballot, so as
to elect United States Senator.-But notwiti.
standing the infamous Gerrymandering of Fede-
ralism, there is probability that we will have a
majority OH joint ballot, while the returns show
that we have majority of about $500 OH the
popular vote, which makes the Hoosier State
safe for Polk and Dallas! In 1910, Harrison had
a majority of13,678 in Indiana. Messrs. coons,
how do YOU like the change, eh?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
CEN. WADDY TmOrzps0N.

The federal prints Of tbs place, not long
since, were praisng letter of Gen Thompson,
ate Minister 10 Mexico, written in opposition to
the annexation of Texas We may therefore
conclude that they agree with Gen. Thompson
lin reference to that measure. We to-day place
before our readers the letter of Gen. 'ihomp-
son, (see first page,) and request every person
into whose hands this paper may fall, to give
that letter a careful perusal 1t will be perceiv-
ed that the writer is opposed 10 the annexation
of Texas, because it would be attended with the
abolition of slavery in five States in the Ameri-
can Union! and thereby secure a aproponderance
against the institution Of slavery in the National
Legislature! g.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21

TO he Editor Of the Sentinel;
slE-Pleaze announce the name Of Jo5EfR r. HrF.
TER as suitable candidate for Senator. aud oblige
many voters Of ARCHER TOWNSHIP.
Ma L. HAKrEn-Please announce the name Of
GEORGE W. SoorT, Of ShoTtereek township, suita
BILE candidate for Senator, and you viii Obige many
voters of CADIH.
And also, the name OF RoBEET Mc3fmLEN. Of A
thens township, for the same Office.
Mr.. HARPER-Please announce the name of JoHs
GRUBER, of German township, as a suitable candidate
for State Senator, and oblige many voters of
HARRISON g. JEFFERSON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
From the ". o. Morning Herald.
WILL YOU REEI

"The Courier flast evening intimates, in broaG
terms, that mo sane man believes thai Louisiana
will cast her vote for Henry Clay" Will the ed
itor of the Courier, or any sane man of the Polk
party, but $1,000 or $1,000 that Mr. Clay will
not get the six electoral votes of Louisiana mex
November? Is SO, we guaranty that the money
shall be forthcoming at short noticen
We take from the Tropic of yesterday the a.
bove advertisement, and we feel fully authorized
in saying, that on yesterday the offer was made
by democrat TO take up the bet; that the mon
icy was rendered; and 10! and behold, the fund.
were not forthcoming. SO much for whig brag
ging. They can get as many bets of that char
acter as they want Will they make another of
fer?
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
Illinois.

We have great and glorious news from Illinois
There has been scarcely grease spot OF whig-
gerry left out there! Long John Wentworth
has been reelected from the Chicago District,
almost without opposition, and the Democracy
appear to have gained in every county! The
coon seemed to have made scarcely struggle
in Illmois-and the State Register says that al
the Presidential election Federalism will be
completely overthrown. THE DECREE HAS CONE
FORTH.
One thousand guns for the unterr6ed and un,
hnching Democracy of Illinois!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
FROM WASHINGTON.

The Baltimore Sun of the 10Th inst, has let.
ter from Washington from which we make the
following extract
"Nothing has transpired since wrote you on
Wednesday, in regard TO the extra session OF
Congress. There is no doubt, however, an ex-
fra session has been determined upon by the
President and his Cabinet, and unless something
transpres within day or two to change their
minds, you will have proclamation to that ef
feet
President Tyler will withdraw as a candidate
for the Presidency, in the course Of few days
Yours, DC o, P, O."
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
LAW ANp ORpER.-Mr. Clnu has a mondorG,

LAW AND ORDER.-Mr. Clay has wonderful
attachment 10 law and order. In his Raleigh
Speech, he states as one of the appointment and
characteristic" differences between the two par.
ties, "the respect and Difference uniformly dis
played" by the wings, and ''the disregard and
contempt exhibited" by their opponents for the
constitution and laws, and for public authori-
ty." He introduces some illustrations of this
point: but he does not say word of swearing
into office before the constitutional age,-of cal
ling members 10 account "for words spoken in
debate" or Of being placed under bonds of
$4,000 TO prevent his killing fellow being Is
i not singular that he should have overlooked
this striking evidence of "respect and Difference"
for the law7 Did be forget t!-Fredericks-
burg Recorder.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21
% you like the change, eh?
North Carolina.

Old Rip Van Wrinkle has awakened from his
sleep! PoIk's native State has given the coon a
desperate kick! We have heard from all the
State, with the exception of a few counties, and
the vote stands for Governor-Hoke, (democral)
36,985; Graham, (whg) 3S,959--which shows
"a Democratic gain since 1912 of l,5Il, and
since 1910 of 9,22S! Good Polk is certain
of carving North Carolina.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1844-08-21

Steamboat roting.-On the western waters
votes are taken on every boat in regard to the
Presidency. A traveller coming from New Or
leans to Pittsburgh lately, kept an account of the
votes taken on board of all the boats on the pas
sage which is furnished in tabular form to the
Lancaster Intelgencer. On59 boats, the whole
number Of votes taken amounted to 3069. Of
these there were for Polk 1854, for Clay 5l3-
leaving majority for Polk of 2043 Is not that
thunder?