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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Delegate. to the WhiG state Conversion.
I1nu.caon-ALvAaH wALKEH snd JOHN u S1h'
The Offer of Pence Rejected.

Mexico has turned another leaf IN the record Oh
our disgraceful War! She refuses to negotiate 10Y
Peace until our forces are withdrawn from her ter
ritory And who can blame her, or refuse 70 &C
knowledge that her course is dictated by justice
honor and selfrespect7 With what Nation would
mr. consent 10 treat for Peace with her troops IN
yadng our territory and her ships blockading our
ports? Should we not regard the very proposal to
negotiate under such circumstances as the most az
gravated insult
Itmay be madness for Mexico IN her weakness,
thus to stand upon her honor, when she has every
reason to believe that her refusal 10 negotiate WIZ
subject her to still farther invasion Of her terrific
nv and the loss of many valuable lives with
no prospect whatever of being able to expel as ui'
timately from her soil but who will say that IN
this particular her conduct is not patriotic high-
minded and chivalrous
The reason assigned by the Administration Tor
refusing to withdraw forces from Mexico stimuli
taneously with the offer Of Peace was that IN case
the proposal should be rejected, we should be in.
voIved in great expense in renewing the war
Miserable pleal There would not in that case have
been the slightest danger of the rejection OF the
offer but suppose it had beenothcrwise, how could
that Justify us in making the offer under conditions
involving selfdegradation on the part Of Mexico
Thus much we deem it right to say on the sup
position that all the facts essential to correct
Judgment are before us and here for the present we
rest and await farther developments. Sec 1de.
graphic DtSpatch.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
LATER FROM MEXICO.
Arrival of the Arab-Santa Ann's admission
TO Vera Cruz-Uis Cabinet, &c.
From the New.Orleans Delta, 18th.


To the politeness of Mr.. Charles q Nelli one OF
the propretors of the British merchant steamship Arab
we are indebted for intelligence from Vera Cruz to the
evening of the Sd inst and from the City OF Mexico 10
sunday morning the Both u The Arab left Vera Cruz
on the Sd inst this City for the purpose otundersolns
some repairs and got aground nj the 5. w Pass. Mr.
ONeill came up to the City last evening
As our readers are already the Arab left Havana
ON the night of the 9th August for Vera Cruz with Santa
Ana and suite on board and arrived at the latter place
ON sunday morning the 10Th When going into port
she WAS boarded by an officer from the sloop-owa St
Marys The officer met Gen Almon,e on deck and after
a familiar conversation passed into the cabin where
santa Ana was he remained below but few minutes
when he came on deck and told the commander to pass
ON This was the only detention the Arab met with.
santa Ana. after remaining bu, short time in Vera
Cruz proceeded 10 his hacienda at Euccrres ala
ma where he still remains owing it is said 10 ndispo
s;,ion tbourh il n strongly surIniscd that stronger
mo,iy than that of heath prompts his retirement Tor
thc MAI Of desire 10 feel his way before ad
vanenr on the Capitol He is surrounded by large
military force strongly attached 10 his Interests and de-
,sched bodies of troops occupy positions on the
from laapa 10 the CITY of Mexico Gen Almonte is al
the Capitol and is now Minister of War and Marine
No further change had taken place in the State affairs in
the civ OF Mexico since our last advices and things
wore l,nsreniiy cui,t though ucl,ffiios were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.


SATURDAY, NJ
The Stock Market was buoyant to-day ard u
cies generally somewhat improved. EorwEh and 10
cester the favorte stock and left of drm Inc "
of the adyces by the Cambra-the advancing rates o'
our products and the great pentifulness OF noney-
induced spectators believe tha, are about 70 ~
rather active times thia Fall and animation u
Stock Market than was looked for few week. ahos
In Foreign Bills there is nothing OF importaas
doing yet The tendency of the market is do"uTS.
and lower are looked for next Steamer Day S
West India Bank Bills were the market at per e
Francs are 5-3o95.2ei.
Freights are firm, with good deal Of prof7E''
offering and but few vessels ready TO load. There Sc
be still more produce Offering III here but the "
receipts check shipping purchases Flour is "a %. ~
considerable engagements Grain Ed ditto and Pro''
Is. with 200 or 800 bbls engaged yesterday ot
ton there Is little or none offered. The rate is non
&c. 6d9id.
We understand that the Banks experience @
siderable embarrassment from the want of circa'ssr
the sub-Treasury in the Custom House having s"aD
ed up in it, capaeious a large amount oil the ~
Of the City Banks, where they snugly lie IN oai'a'
useless, instead of lubricating the wheels OF HaSs
freely circulating from hand to hand The Ban"
be obliged 20 redeem them with specie soon or taej
be all absorbed and the Banks viii have nothing ie
pay checks with
We understand that the Harlem, Railroad y
i. in contemplation to relay the track from 32d't @e
Hall with the heavy cast iron rail, such as the!
laid down on one track between 18th and a2d-st "
will be great Improvement In relation TO tne
we copied from the Sun, anonymous corresp0S~ :,
writes US that it Is false that an injunction was lsa
the iron This is mere bubble. 1t is true no a'-
Ton was laid on the iron. but a large portion Oh
seized two or three weeks since under an e1eea'los
was released only when the Company gave 'ati''sa
personal security. Under the same execution Wo
seized all their horsefeed wood timber for The eS
road and new long car which had never osea "
road The seizure Of the hay and wood was rs'he.
bayrs..ina. as the Company could neither feed Is
nor are an engine until the execution was "Ne-
which was arranged quickly as possible. ~
For the purchase Of the Central AaiiFoaa ~
ssaooo were subscribed In Detroit TIE nsn'se'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

FROM THE ARMY,

The steamer Sea, Capt. Jenkins arrived at New
Orleans the llth from Brszos Sasco, via Port La
snd Galveston. She LEI. the Brazos on The 6,n,
and Galveston the oh ms, She brought Major Nc
three Companies Indian Point who 70 proceed 70
San Antonio 70 oin Gen Woops command.
The news from the army without importance
On the S0th ult General Worth encarnped a.
Seralvo where 81 wAs quiet Il is sad 70 be delight
ful ROWE.
General Smith was encanpei q; Payu Aquads the
SlsL The health OF the command was excellent L
eneanipcd high ground aes- clear streaIs OF
water
letter from Ca,nargo dated a9th ult states tia,
there WAS considerable sickness aInens TIE NeNicas
Col PeyIos wss ss;ll WIKI Gen Taylor, and would 90
MAJOR Gen Butler had established his Head Quarters
al CSraargo.
The correspondent of the Times, writing f+ou,
Cs-nargo. Aug. Slst says
s6ea Taylor expects TO BE a, Monterey By the 18th
Of September and II SAlrno about sixty t,Ies beyond
by the Is, OF October Whether shy movement beyond
the later place VII be made this ae of operations
with any resistance il question upon which opinions
sire divided IL is certain there viii De resistance Ihis
SIDE o. Monterrey unless may &c skiruiSh bcrTTer
small pA,teS and hs; Is not very p.o5able- Col Hays
IN KS tour OF upward OF two hundred miles net no re-
sss,arce General Worth has enemy. Single
n different directions Snd fnet 10 opposition SEAL
parties OF men tSve Travelled different routes without n
tsrrupSon SO tAr, every thing Indicates a state Q;
qniescde and peace.
"A; Monterey understand there from three 70 i've
thousand men almost sczs OF 6isorgantzsoon- and
deserving every opportunity. Gen Msnca commands
rher-- doasl 4 tEsre be KY aghr The Mex
cans have no army shat resist the now rovns
against them
The Delta has letter from San Antonio de Be1.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
FROM BUFFALO.

BUFFALO Saturday Evening
There was quite an excitement in the Court
House to-day Gen G. P BARRIER Ex-Attorney-
General while delivering his address to the jury
to-day. iell down in an apopetic iit. He was car
red home, and the physicians held out hopes OF
his recovery.
The market to-day has been rather livelier than
Yesterday there have been some larger transac-
tons Four thousand nine hundred bushels OF Mas
sion Wheat good quality. went OF at &c. per bush
Two hundred bbls. Flour, Cleveland City Mills. at
SO l6 per Dbl. 1000 do. Pyramid, Lockport, at -
l2I. 4 lot of mixed Michigan and Ohio Flour was
sold at 50 90 per Dbl. Corn is quite scarce, and
good samples would readily bring 55c. Some sales
Of Ohio and Pennsylvania Butter at from to loo
per h. Cha,auquc Co. Butter sold at l2ic. Lard.
some sales of small lots at 6lc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
DISPATCHES FOR TIE TRIBUNE
ayFLEcTRIc TELEG RAPH,
Important from Mexico,
ARRIVAL OF The PRINCETON At PENSlcoL
ANSWER OF MEXICO TO THE PROPOSAL
OF PEACE.
Mexico demands the withdrawal of oHr Forces.

wAsEIyGroS-sundsJ night
We learn from the Correspondence OF the Mobile
Herald and Tribune, that the Z. 3. SKIP Princeton
arrived at Pensacola Sept TO- in the evening, fo1r
davis from Vera Cruz, with dispatches IN answered.
those THE offers Of peacel sent from The State De
par.uent which were published about the close OF
the session. They were answered by the Mexican
government instantly Lent Eenry Puriance IS
the bearer and proceeds with al dispatch TO Wash
;ngton. No one in our squadron has the least idea
Of the nature of them
A new Ministry has been formed in Mexico. Al
monte is Secretary OF War, and Recon Of Foreign
Affairs. santa Ana's administration has begun
auspiciousiy.
Santa Ana himself is at his country seat near
Jalapa It vas expected that be would go TO the
Capital in day or two.
Mexico was making no preparation 70 carry on
the war Some time since brigade was formed
and equipped complete, to march against General
Tavlor but the Commander has not budged, and
vii not move from the City OF Mexico he prefers
spending his evenings in the CGfss. 70 advancing
against Old Rough and Ready. The papers are
pressing him, but he viii not move. In TACT the
soldiers have not desired 10 march.
The SQUADRON is blockading Vera Graz and
Alvarado; they would gladly take hand at any
thing but positively there IS not one 10 light with
IF YOU 20 ten miles 20 the North OF Vera Cruz
they send YOU bullocks. and the country women de-
sire to come on board to look at the ship. Eight
miles south OF that Cit they actually came intheir
boats sending invitations off or fandango to the
captain of one of the launches, and desired TO
know when the war would commence. The coun-
trvmen are with US the soldiers against US.
James Whelan O. 5, of this ship, fell overheard.
and was drowned He was a native OF England
Every exertion was made to save him, but with
out success.
The Princeton brought the captain. Mr.. \. Myer,
and part of the crew OF the Hamburger, captured by
the T. States brig Somers, for attempting to force
blockade.
The Naiad sailed for New Orleans under charge
OF Lieut.. Berrvman The Princeton passed her IN
lat 2la "a ", long. ga l9' W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Tho Administration in Trouble-AIOvements Of
Col. Harney-SanIn Am-Levi ID SIamm.
OF the Baltimore Patriot.


WASHINGTON, Sept IL, 1876.
| nm credibly informed, that the Administration
is sorely troubled in spirit at the slow progress
made by Gen Taylor in moving his grand army
from the r 10 Grande to the interior OF MeSico-at
the failure 4 Commodore Conner 70 take Alvarado. al
ter making an attempt to do soa, the loss oil the l. :
brig TruNton-at the destruction OF the several steam
boats employed by the Government 10 transport troops
and supplies which have been blown up or cast away
and at the enormous expense which the War pmg up
higher and higher every day.
nm told that Mr.. Polk desired that Commodore Con.
should have taken Santa Ana prisoner before letting
him pass into Vera Cruz Aud yet is asserted that
Santa Ana had passport with him signed by Mr. Folks
own hnnd Can this be true Could Mr.. Polk have
earned his bargain far with the inhuman tyrnnt San
In Ana when the butcherics of Gohad aud the Alamo
and the OF Fannines command were fresh be-
fore his eyes 10 sign passport Tor the oamshcd usur
er TO return Mexico and be again placed at the head
of that Republic for one will not believe 1t, until
know the fact 10 be sol
II is stated that the Administration chuckles al the
idea tina, Col Harvey has gone off with his command,
expressly agans the instruconst ofGen Taylor TO take
Monterey Col Harvey Is an intrepid man, devil
maycare sort of officer who loves enterprise and adj
venture. and who whal one of General Jacksons
pets and therefore Mr. Polk will be far from sorry hear
that he has entered and taken possession OF Monterey,
contrary to Gen, Taylors orders!
! The Administration is anNiously awaiting answer
from Santa Anas Secretary of Foreign Affairs 10 Mr..
Buehsnas letter proposing peace Ii the reply no,
satisfactory. then an attack upon the Castle OF ST Juan
/
| learn has been agreed this week in Cabinet Council.
sec il stated in OF the newspapers that Levi
| Sanm Esq of New ork, has accepted the appoint
mcnt of Consul 10 one OF the Rarbary Powers-Tan
ciers This is not fact Mr.. Slanm is shrewd man
and very We'll knows that the coming in OF Whil
Administration in lsla his two thousand dollar Consul
ship would be taken from him He smart enough too
to there tic strongest possibility OF the sue
cess of the Wings Hence he prefers Charge des Al
| flares birth. But this Mr.. POLK is not maguanir,ou
enough 10 tender to him. And SO the diguihed Mr.
Slalnm consents take the second vacancy that
from this time in the list of Pursershps the frst ben
promised by My Polk 10 Senator Breeses friend in Hi
|
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

Total s1s III 1870 as30.- -a57D 1919 5s9o
m.;orit7 against Dana 520l in favor CT Anderson In
1915, as. Looo-Foco loss $50.
In regard 10 the Senate II is still uncertain whe-
tber or not the Wing Senator'S are elected in Lin
coin or Somerset Counties tis settled that there
is no choice Of Senator'S IN Cumberland County
Ono Loco.Focois elected in the 9Th District
In the House Of Representatives, so tar ss IS
known, there are 20 Wings and II Loo0-F0oos
elected, and in 40 towns no choice
In the First Congressional District Harnmons'
Loco-F is elected. In ls towns the vote is for
Hopkins, ". 1866; Hammons, L. 22sa; all others
40.
In the Second, no choice. Thevote stands Little,
". as77; clapp L. 1900; Pease, 4. lZ;5; scatter
ing GIG. Majority against Clapp 1924.
In the Third Belcher, Wing, by alarge majority
In the Fourth. no choice. In 80 towns the vote
is for Morse, " 1897; McCrate, L. 2323; all
others, HOG.
In the Fifth and Sixth no choice.
The Seventh is uncertain IS towns give Pike,
W. 1850: Williams. L. 1l62 Scat. 262 Majority
AGAINST Williams 80 Last year Anderson mai
in the same towns was 224. Loco loss J74.
~ Hon. JOSIAH HARRIS, father of the Editor
of the Cleveland Herald, staunch Wing paper
is the Loco.Foco candidate for Congress in the
XXIst District Of Ohio The District is now re-
presented BY Hon JOSEPH NJ. Roof Whc, who is
a candidate for reelection.
Hon ZESAs BLIsH is the candidate OF the same
party for the Office in the XAth iGiddings 81
District No chance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
THE ANSWER FROM ,IEx1CO.

u.
A letter from the United States squadron in the
Gulf has been received in Washington. which
gives the substance of the Mexican Government S
response to the peace proposition. They refuse TO
enter INTO uegotidt7onS 1rtH the American land and
naral forces hare been withdrawn from me terrific,
,;es and Tie har5ors of Merico! We are assured
here that this is the answer which the President
received rs Yesterday afternoon by Government ez-
press from Pensacola. Nothing new from Nauvoo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Wbig Nominations.

Err co.-For Congress, NATHAN X. HALL, OF Buiia-
10 for Assembly, HoRArIo SUBWAY, O. j. GREEN,
", H. PRArr and j. D. Howl for Sheriff TIMOTHY A
HorK1Ns for Clerk, MosEs BR1sToL.
Ulster Co--For Congress- ELIAIuM SHERRfLL OF
sbandaken Assembly JoHS D. MoNrASYER and ia
COB T. DEWITT Sheriff, HIRAM DAKIN; Clerk, Jo-
sypI{ TUTtifI.L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Moor negIecl, bud slrIve with care

hlu pulill NHt hh1ls
IL By neglecllng 20 invgorute the hair properly, !. BE-
comes dry and wiry, and full OF daudruf which make,
liable 10 fall out When mas reached this point ono bo'
oi Phalons Chemical Hair invgorator will restore to =
natural growth and remove all cuaneous scuff Or dandr
giving IL SOFT mstrous appearance. Prepared and ot
wholesale and retail, by the Inventor, T.. PHALOS,
Broadway. Also for sale at all the respectable Apohen
ries and Fancy Stores IN the United States.
He who buys II ne'er aments,
IL doth but cost him Fifty Cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Order. for Lordncr,. Lectures.

Anew edition of the bound volumes win be ready
Wednesday and orders first received viii be attended
Back numbers to complete se,s may still be obtained
As the Work will hereafter be printed in sunhe'
We cannot agree to supply the back numbers Tor ~
great length Of time. The work bound. or anJot u
numbers be ordered through any Bookseller
Country Marchant DSWWAaI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
Wisconsin Election.

TKasheska Co. has elected the whole Loco-Foco
ticket for Legislative and County officers Wings are
elected to the Convention
Iora Co. has elected the entire LocoFoco ticket.
C;raat Ca.-Part Of each ticket elected.
Hdlicorl Co. has elected most of the Wing County
tickle, and Delegate to the Convention.
Racine Co. has gone Loco by 323 majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
= HON SAMUEL BlooER. lac Govenor ot

- Hon SAMUEL BIGGER late Governor OF In
diana died recently Ut Fort Wayne of conges,ye fever
after sickness Of but few days. The indianapolis
Journal announcing the event remarks that his whole
public career Il Legislator Judge and Governor was
distinguished by uprehncss independence and ability
and ,a, in all his private relations ne was kind gener
GUS and honest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
r.,.o-Eoco Nominations.

Rensselaer-For Congress- long term, Nicholas NJ Mas
tiers of schaghticoke short term Thomas w. Jones OF
Berlin; for Assembly, Henry Ingram. David G. Maxou
and Schuyler Wa,,*bury Sheriff Henry shipley.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

u The 0RFEESS FAMILY, who have 50 long aef,A,.,
car citizens with their angelic kzrmonies rerrsfp Il q
cry bu; ooe wreck longer. Every Therefore W. -
noe heard them shoaid pay visii 10 The Muser, g. as
take their departure They give thei: eo1ecrts M.
mon - Sfd thls e~cnl,I- ~ =, s. - hea -
interesting and amusing performspces BY Western NJ
Green~ooc, Pete Morris, &c Sc Co!ouel Chs, -
Virginia Dwarf; remains bot Tor his week. He -,
seen al 81 hours from A. VI 10 10 P. NJ also u. ~
moth Bows. Orans OatNng. Sc ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21
~ nae ana OF reiuvinsrng Is proCressns wcraa-.,

II The art of rejuv;nsnng is progressing wcaaers.
y Bachelors Hair Dye is producing as;Ou:shas ~.
suits Old friends who have been afflicted VITA N,
hair and boards take quite by surprise a, ther IN
proved appearance and stll SO natural that know IN
to what TO attribute the change unt tacy consds
tell Us All ssree in saying there Is nothing eQu.
Bachelors iGuid for instantly colc.ing the hair So
WHOLESALE and retail st No Wallst See sircrt s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

az sep. 5h, giving "a account Of an .tsez % 'ae asA
leans u company OF Is sent b Lieut. Rogers a''eF
provisions
Their provisions being damaged and concerned. !;
- go ,i,.l,; % K re-z trG=Gls they sent a
=-al boat -=iti nine men oTer the Ever. 20 ofIas ne
z-cies purchased the zen hsd pushed o. ias.s
zoe. 80 " - - -. rank Of TIE river. Three Of
or-- = a-- - zed the remainder jumped oTeroos-d
-. - :a1k On ms side. During the afternoon
he Mexicaa. kept W IRE fro1n ihe1s uskstTJ s1a
succeeded IN Killing one Hr-e sno s-eH@; "o--i'-'-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

q Arwoop's CELEBRATED EPIxg Cook srov,,
These Stoves are warranted usual Persons w,p.,,
Cook Stoves are invited to examine them before ,ur,
ing elsewhere Wholesale AID retail by H!ckok Co "a
Wsier-st- Al, g.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

~ The soothing, equaizins snd purifying oucr,to.
OF Beekman's Syrup and Pills have rendered ,h,r, :,
remarkable in the cure OF all nervous disorder o@.
49, Co-tiand,.st N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

DISCHARGE OF DE-. HArcE.-A nOIe proseqaa
was entered yesterday in the OF Dr. Jone= alas
Hatch indicted te great robbery of Lfvingstor &
Wells Express Il was the opinion Of the District Az
toney that the Doetor could not be convicted on the 10
gal evidence against him Rcea IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

" NoricE.-A T Stewart & Co will opep ,sss- y
Sors on Monday the 2lsi inst a, O'Clock A. NJ nfS
stock OF goods entirely new WHICH ha, been selected "a
Europe Tor me oSeas'on oy one Of their partners
their Friends, Customers and the Public y"
September ltai, 1876. ,w si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

THE LAST ACCIDENT on rag ERIE RarrsoAp.-
ore ofoar cssy papers we perceive mentions ,hst no
eufpAbihy Be sssched by their own account TO the
Company Nay we sugses. that trains should no.
follow each other closely in the lane melancholy
case II was perfectly natural thst the the was
on should have crossed the roSd Immediately after the
passage OF the fs, train and supposed thar the siarr,
proceeded from that Is no; this pai2-saa VIII 20,
The Erie Company see to s-;ha one yaia should
be within an hours distance OF smother.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

n Sir RosxEr WALKER IS coming 10 New
fork-so says the Union--to, the purpose OF or
sani-ing, upon the bes, footing, the new Ware
housing and the new Tariff systems. and among
the other parts of the machinery, OF obtaining hon
est and experienced appraisers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

ROBERT Owen has returned again to the United
States ha-ing crossed the Atlantic fou- ,es in less than
SIX months, Though upwards OF years DID, he i sH
enthusiastic as ever II the pursuit Of his psns Of re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-09-21

JOHN j. CRtrrENpSS AM GARRETT DAVIS
The honor of public dinner was awarded to these
distinguished Kentuckisns, at Frankfort on the
18th inst Two thousand people were present
The speeches made on the OCCASION by these two
gentlemen are said 20 have been exceedingly able
and eloquent and the whole proceedings were
characterized the true Wink spirit.