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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
J. WILLINGHAM,

j. WILLING CHAM,
wsotrsstE pratEE
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
> now m receipt Of almost entire new stock
Of seafonabc Goods which selected with much
and Wi BE- 'nd upon accommodating set prccs NJ
osnnol fail 10 please tie from h and
the id generally To Stock Consisting IN
part as foiows
Rich embroidered French Rair,f1eu
Graduated Robes
Lace urFandes very rich
Printed taHns and Scotch Haignrnrs
Plan and embroidered second Moutn.ng do
Plain and Satin striped Cinrhams
Astoria satin, article
Hafege and other scars
New ryle Spring Prints a iaree stock
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons IN great ,arefy
Iaeonst t1ce STUPID and Other Cambtss
ifisi Linen and T. e. HdtGs vcfy cheap
Laces and EtginFs complete assortment
Black and CoIourcd KID Gloves
Black and " bite Lace Nius
Bacs and whue sin AMI COTTON Hose
fafasfl Farasoets and Umbtefhs
Lace willow and Gimp Ronnets a great variety,
Black and White Thu Lace Tor Gaps
Bcacbed and Brown Hollands
CLOTHS.
Eos'h French and American Co,h Of vanous shades ard
quality.
CASSIMERES.
Enfish and French isrge assortment
Nesinft great variety
Bleach Domesues, large assortment
Richmond March 10. isIs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
INDIA RUBBER FACTOR R, Z,

Store No. So Maiden Lane Ncx, yoru
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN Arr
hlNDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
'ohkuGATED susp-nders Shoes Cloth for .. ~
e Ifese'ers haehse banding Water Proof Cotbinz ana
even o'her article made from India Rubber Our ar,ic OF %
Were EXHIBITED at the late the American In.,u,
an impartial examination and comparison with Other. p,
eeeu ue hrs' premium others All IN. ar.. "a, ,t
nave Undergone The scve'rst given en.
eSer'edy invite Merchants all ohe r. from IN. Nss.
eouhetn and south Western states call at our ..t,bn.,,
~heie 'hey VIII ind well selected assortment, "a -
"1s Our t. n Will be liberal and sa,fae, Glory 10 an
buyers All orders prom ply eIeeuied ~ " a.
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ENCOURAGE THE MANUFACTURES OF yoITR
OWN STATE

'hE Franklin Manufacture Coun,nv h,x. - -, -
M MIL near the Depot Of the southern Railroad GOOD
eh' OF aia superhns, hne common et.r n,.s a.
nat cap papers ruled and PLAIN; aso medium prinpg -
W. % paprrs OF various sues the wholesale pree.-
70 "h'h tey invite public attention. assured thai In on,
pee heir manufacture will enmpar-,p viii ,h
" any oefn FACTORY They prepared execute order. for
any description OF paper that market or their euor,.
i.qure Merchants and dealers are requested To cali a. tr
Mil and examine for themselves - :. aPef
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
FOR NE W ORLEANS.

- IL
hshNs LiBBYs Lin. Of Pac between hmond and
New Orleans win regular run in Reptemb.r
ana wa BE- composed q the following
baiqle bACHELOR, Capt HEAs Hosros
bS Ohl.EANs Capt VIZ
Brig JOSEPHINE Cant In. Ro.,,.o,
e oi We ah've vessels will leave this place regularly
we can with confidence,
~ Puno AZ they buh expressly will n.ur,
as any other ves-el- and by steady
ss1 men OF ons experience thu trade passage
'hS very superior Accommodation eabs aud ssrar.
P@-Nhter' apPyo J. FISHER a. son. or
HA5kINs LIBBY.
~ B. All freight the country for The sv. v..l. i he
wharfage. o ~
in % N -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
NEW SPRING GOUUS,

W. w Gl hlNu uUUDS,
Vow OPENING AT No. 81 MAIN SrREET
I'iE subscriber Is now receiving from New
fork Philadelphia AID Baltimore large and eeEaHt as
orneh' Of Fresh Spring D Good puieAased for cash at the
'ones' possible Fates The following n part
DRESS GOODS FOR LADIES
fytemedie1' Graduates; Graduated Lawn Robe.
sun striped Omhte BaTeEes Plaid French Ginghan.
Ban, pink and blue French ChEtzes
Black sluu stnped BaTegrs
Mourning and hall do Lawns Ginehams
Foiseiuras' entirely
Embroidered Muslrns Lawns
Rich Pans BaEaTnes and Barge.
Shk warp Aipacas a. low 62l cts
Bun PINK and blue Paris Jacon-ts; Coronation Robe.
Trimmed Pans Collars, High neck ChemiEstte,
Swiss and Cambria EirinRs and Inserting.
AleIarders best Eid Cloves
FOR GENTLEMEN
Plain black single miled Cashmere
o \ paid French do do
PLAID GambToons and Tweed DO Paid French Drilling,
Aloertne, ne~ article, Dap Dc LsouvIer do. do
Blue, black and inv Cloths While Linen Drilling.
ALSO,
l case Of Slk Umbrellas
DO me Ginsbim do.
49, 90 Parasoleties sun Shades Parsos an made by
s BIO OF Phiiadrpha whose famed reputation for
sool afue!e' requires no CONNIE niaiou OF mine.
Az the above goods including not here named
VA De -l tiremey low for County merchants are ny
I'd 10 eIAmine sock. "
n b-on hand Cotton osnablrrs. Burap. Cotton Cloths
Cheeks' IeEings Linen Goods, sc sc.
aps FDPts arpvrPv
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15

- A. SODA. for H-sAfHr-Supcr Carh soda
~ LOT 20 and MHdtef-SHperor salad OIL
Lnzwooi in strck DO. clipped
LTws White lead. dfy and boz Oh
Epson Stfs-Chr1me Green
Chrome Yetrw-rfu~sIan R'uc
E.r stouF-Nrrrinu Nod
Spanish Brown-spts rurpcutrr
Window Gi,ss-and other arteiss n,,k,,. -.
general a'surmen ~ Drugs iyes Paints p,is P,trrt
Fancy Afuc.s Paint Brushes whrrvnsb Pr,,h.. a. -, :, -
prccsto pufchsseta - ~ ~"
ap1 utfvAf. 4 pt.pgrtt 80 ,.f.l'-. 49,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
SPRING STOCK !!

NJ hiltu
W. r. are now receiving our Spring Stock of
W straw Goods, which {. the mos. eomp,.t. ,v., of
Tered in this market and comprises every variety OF fshonab
BoHnetS,
with an extensive and rich assortment OF
Ribdnds and ForerS
and the arges and complete assortment OF
LeghOrn and p. L.. Hats.
ever offered IN this made large additions nd
improvements In our manufacturing establishment north
we can offer greater Inducements purchasers
IN e ahu quality OF goods than northern
good. manufactured expressly this market and o,nry
herehAnis are invited TO before purchasing
we shat receive additions, weekly through spring
keep our assortment complete.
w a E. r. CARPENTER 4 co,
No. Exchange Bloct
if-u sire
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15

TO FARMERS.
Snn BUSHELS Black Eve Peas
sDUO so do. White Field Beans
so do. Herds Glass Seeds
so DO Tm1thy do
Is do. Orchard DO
so d.. Nv Hlue 10
Lucernc, White Fiei Cauot.
White French sugar Rect, ManreI wurtysI DO
Rye Bsck Wheat Galavan Peas fun assortment OF nesh
and genuine Gsrten Seeds.
FLouGS wrought points Of almost every dcsc,p
ton usc-sUuc o. which lately introduced
CASTINGS for Davis McCoimck, Rurrsa Noursc
A Mason rrouy a Near ana Livingston County Piouahs
CORN SHELLERS Of patterns anrina % price from
5, 10. To 90 nolsrs.
Harfows Cuuvaors Wheat Pans Cuters Hoes Spades
Shoyc Manure Forks Punnt Knives and Shears Tnsps
frowcs and oucr tools necessary garden
mh2S wN PALMER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
II f. X NJ -

Il II
The Wing largest political .hee, south or IN. Polo
New large daily semi weekly and
~sekS edition. printed Cylinder propelled by
po~e Tue extensive circulation throughout the whole
now enjoyed by this pape-wheh greatly
the year from the daily mskns-gvss an un-
h'aIed Importance as an advertising medium.
Arrangements securing de
Eree Of regularity, European aud
Poeens VIII continue to be made keep with spirit
OF the The Wing heretofore steadily advanced without
single effort the OF business
During the session reports
VIII be attended to with great
GALI.AHER ELLIOTT co.
DAitv Paper in the city ~ mailed sio
srnwErxLY single eopy IS; eopc. ws.KLY sin
se 81; i've eopie, sIs-aways in
advance Remittanees se made Publishers
in all CASES where evidence deposte letter in
the Post Ohies containing money.
Advertising:
One Square iinc.) or Ies. one insertion
Each standardization .....................25
One month, without ate ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS
Two. do. do. .................p 90
Three. do. do. Observation-Disclosures 90
Longer advcrttsmentsin same proportion.
One Square, months, without
lsmonthz. ..........................3 30 90
One Square, months renewable occasionally.
-, A., TX months .....''...'..'...-.'3 90
Each additional square for ~ .........I5 90
Two Squares months renewable occasionally.
49,. IL months. ........................5 so 90
p No advertisement, by month OF year
unless specified on the Manuscript previously upon
0 An advertisement marked the copy for specified
number Of insertions will be continued ordered pay
meni enacted accordingly.
GV Regular Adverti.cmcnt..-To avoid any mi.un.
dersAnding on the Of Annual Advertisers proper
state disHe that their privileges only extend their
business Real Estate Legal aud ali other Advertisements
them to be an additional charge, and variation.
9 Real Estate and General Agents
ineedby the but be
such discounts shall be agreed upon.
p Aucuoneets, Booke1er yearly advertisers generally
engaging one or more with the privilege OF
not their yearly any
amount agreed contract all
exceeding such amount be charged the usual
ApvkRrisbsEsrs inserted Sem-weeky Wing
per square Of rs lines or for Insertion
per square for zach continuance.
July LEI, I6IS
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FURTH h K ARRIVALS!
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS

RROOkS. BELL II HUDSON have i,s, 70.
esiSed by the "Pauitk Heavy" from New YORK and IN.
ron BALTIMORE arEe additions stock Comprising
Issan. Berage' and MlEionelies, for spnnE Dres-..
CTLpe BalEOnnts ''-
Many new patterns French Cambria and Lawn
1loSes ami Miis, Linen Cam5re and lawn IIsk1
stk and Cotton Hosiery
Muslin and Cambria Trimming,
Fine embroid'd Tibet shawl.
Thread Laees and EdgnEs
Blue Pink and Canary Mouslane d. Lain.
Cassinere- brilngs, vsstnrs
White Lace Stripe n Paid Graduated Roh..
ELegan figured Tarton Robes
Beautiful American Prints Of P,.,.h ITO.
Richmond March sOu. 1876 ' ~ - per Sa'u
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
SPRING AM SUMNER CLUTnING
q. d. SPAUGH& co

m No 81 West Main street
a kE now rec wing large invoices of spring
c, llnet Cn a. selected and manufactures with muea
T hneh irene' nd German Cloth and oeE Coat.
So. p Ls "a mere Linen &C Business Coat. Engi,b
''' 'tIiah ana An Cashmere Pants six -at, r.
Na.neia pa' md inquired Mareles Yests-torrtr with
ey OF fancy iress areeS Of the latest Iatern. we
p''ug asa the ;sHon purchasers To our .,tsp.,v
''e f1iSA SHES al small al
n B-our stock in a few DAYS Will be eor,7ls,. i,
every style Of garment IN the geuteman's line.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
IN STORE,

IN STORE,
EToFFE ALGRRINEs-iOr LADIES' Dress.
~ Eiohe Pnmarosa
Cord and plaid
Bazornes Bsreges
Mar-silles other .sirt.
) Baiisle shavs
Checked, striped and plain s~i.- muslin,
Jieonet
Checked, .,riped and plain eambrie,
Plain and hgur-d bohnsts
footnEs and other lace goods
Iaeonet and eambre edgngs and Inserting.
lrtsh linens, iarge stock
hfra IL linen sheengs
Linen eambres and linen eambre bdkf
Brown and bieached hollands
Brown linens and cloths every variety
heavy brown linen duIs
Navy drills good article
Gambroons and eo,toHades. very heavy stock
Mar-etles and Valencia yes,inrs
Ifeneh and English bk ve.tngs quality
bAes brown and bronze French the ma
s snss'h - elo,h. Of every shade and quality
b'aes and fancy French widths
hnsI-h eassimeres and t~eeds
American fancy esssimeres a beautiful article
50 plain and dga crap dee
Summer cloths, every color and priee
Botnhazines and apaeea-
STA and alpacca sifge
Green barge, black lace wells
BACK white and eoTdItlian Grape hat Grape
sax glove.
Biaek and cord gloves
Hose and half a large stock
silk ard cotton
French sk umbrvlas, nns article
Gotten and gineham Umbrellas
Parasois AM Pafzsoetes
stocks, collars md b0soms
Black Italian ant other eravas
Fancy nees hcNfs ani
Bilek and eOfd sewing
Do paf.pt thread. vs,- sh.,,
Iayiors Brnoss'- Coate, and other spool cotton
tu.nns and combs, larg- suck
Gun, web and slsp-ndes.
Prints
a. ., -, :, IO4and 1874 bieAehed shirnrs sh.stns.
:, and % oro~n ShIr'ings and sheeungs-smongs
which are Virginia stout Esrek Canal Nils. Manesrser and
other vel known brands
Apron and Furniture Checks
hnoI and ntsntiary Paids for servants.
And many other all OF which are offered 10 the
trade upon the most accommodating terma
so n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
Riebmuna Dailp fUbia.

HICHARDH. TOLEIt, Editor.
To. ~. GtIIAIER.
WYATT VI. ELLIOTT, 'sociate Editors.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
No Experiment! No Risk!
NUNS Il CLARK.S
[d.KIaXI.I'.,Z,j|'!sEl

,ONS An Ii on hand "a handsome aSsort-
nut Of NUNS Claks Pianos which invite persons to
a ana canine AZ an confident they ind them equal
pot 10 any instrument made Purchasers above makers
fAnos will b. trying experiment. running any r.k they
On 10 buying tho- made BY s experienced manufacturer
n' length NJ tine that hey have been enraKed IN The business
between twenty and On ry the pledge nny
INSTRUMENT does not prove 90 BE- represented exchanged
W money rrunird ' sure guarantee purchasers viii get
a cool Piano, equivalent
lb- 'n'sac nsde with particular reference their keeping
ln' cn object ~ tssahe, good seldom met
WIN ihry nave i' Metallic Plate. together anpor-
'h hcF % WV essential To the Application Metallic Plates to
square f1no- NUNS Clark apply this improve
mtut This country.
The manul ufro hse ln-ucnts been - long sre
resuy engaged and yu1b, The business thai refer
'"' h e'ni"fri unnecessary fherranos only require
seen and hard 70 be umred and universal preference
Nunn' thr's aunsc tn b. had only of ~ TAYLOR Of
whom hey may De- ohni the greatest variety and a. manu-
ei1r rree' "a hsFsno Forte and Music store 100 Main street
upgnstr the Earks :,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
MORE NEM GOODs

ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER.
" FlRhlNS Prime Orange Conntv p,,,.-
- " Just received IN Store, and for sas by '''o''
MN 81 BISsFI.I. a MeCaGnrts,,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15
FRESH ARR..II.y,..A.,..L.

I'HE subscriber has hand ani seernr -t Ftgress
&C. large supply ~ Spring and slmnsf Ready msd,
IohinE 70 which W invite M. feruon DIAL
BESIDES.
have ius received arFr supply Of CLOTHS. CNssIMEREs
NtSIlNG- which vii make up orrr w trends sni IN.
public geueray invited 90 cs3and az ietrrns.
not lohe unirrsoh siLAs MERCHANT
n Clothes and made orderatue ,ho., notice a,
Mafu zfr..f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15

" T. snaii open TINS day, SIX more superb Piano
Fortes' both mahogany and rosewood ea... Tn. -,
% ny they are little superior. any her.tofor. pt
we also received few days oiher
OF winch has the oan Attachment Tn. inssruusn Il n,,,
nu VIII not D. sent of for tho h nv.
not seen IT, an opportunity Of examining thu addition
NASH A. WOODHOUSE Book-n.r
and dealers in Piano AMI Muse
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-04-15

~ Main
VERY CHEAr-FOR rue LADIES
NATE have re.rved very Of lad %. sb,s
w suitable m spnns bought very We invite Inc tsdie.
10 rsI at ermins oet very ch-ap We ave
r'e't variety Of Shes which rgnsrklbiy low
an Y furNEY WAITE
VNO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.-A large
- assoraent o. Fancy Good, Combs Rastet. a. 80.
Clocss Looking Classes, &c BE- ound At L. GINTERs
~ ~ Man "a
ITALIAN OLIVE or.
H0 BASKETS OF this delightful OIL. perfect.
and for sale " ''''''''O
Ps sANL & DOVE
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-18
Our Noble Volunteers.

Just paper is going to press, the Twentieth
company has been reported to the Adjt Generals Of
fce over and above the complement of thirty comPa-
MES called for from this State Well done Indiana
Ohio with tUice our population and four times our
wealth, called to furnish only the number
of men, and had two days the of And yet
quota was made up on the 10th instant, in not longer
time, we believe, than that required in Ohio.
When the requisition reached here on the evening
of the DIST, it found with militia system bro
ken and in ruins after thirty years peace. Not
dollar had been appropriated by either the State or
General Government for such an emergency. Yet
the Governor devised SYSTEM mainly on his own re-
possibility, in time for his proclamation the very
next day, and he and Adjt Gen. Reynolds, have ever
since been necessarily occupied looking to everything
and answering correspondence, without even private
secretary, which Office was abolished Immediately on
the Governors coming into Office. The Governor is
much indisposed and fatigued by labors night and
day, yet he will be ready to go with our troops to
New Albany to aid in their organization, and to do
gthing for their comfort and welfare before they
leave the State. Well done Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-18
A New Publication.

Mr.. EDWARD BILL has shown us a new work enti-
tied " The General Vielo Of the World" compiled by
S. Augustus Mitchell, the author of Mitchells Maps
and other valuable works. This work gives gener-
al history of all portions of the habitabe globe, rela
tive to the present actual and past condition of the
countries described and contains also copious stats
tics, embracing the population &c. &C., and also a
sheet representing the herady, state, national and
commercial of all nations, handsomely colored. The
work contains e2S pages 6vo, with upwards of nine
hundred engravings and is excellenty printed. The
gentleman above nam ed has agency, and is OBJ
tanning subscribers Those DESTROYS of work of the
kind should embrace the present opportunity of SUBJ
scribing. As work of reference and general infor-
mation so far have examined, can cheerfully
rncnrnnnand II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-18
Generals Scott and Gaines.

Late numbers of the Union contain the correspon-
dence, (called for by Congress) between Generals
Scott and Gaines and the War Department. II is
certainly of the most disgusting developments
ever made. 1t cannot but serve to show The magma
nimty of the President, while it develops the extreme
Htleness of Scott especially. We are sure that the
country will be surprised at the almost incredible dis
play of weakness made by the latter. 1t will also
show the injustice of the complaints recently made
by whg scrbblers against President Polk The Presi-
dent offered the command of the Army to Scott but
Scott hestated for fear that in his absence ntrgues
would be set on foot against him a candidate for
the Presidency! He therefore delayed accepting the
command. and finally sent insulting letter to the
Secretary of War, in which he impeached the motives
of the President in offering him the command. He
was consequently ordered to remain at Washington,
the order for his taking command of the Army being
revoked in favor of the brave General Taylor Scott
saw too late that he had made fool of himself, and
he then begged most pteousy for forgiveness and
appointment, but without success. We shall publish
the correspondence soon as we can.
Epigrams written by members of the House, at
their desk, on reading the Scott correspondence.
THE DILEMMA.
To fight with Mexico in front,
Is what am resolv'd won't;
For il should, greatly fear,
Some fatal, deadly Polk In
The latest case of suicide, altered from an old
epigram:
OF all the soldiers who slain,
On Palo Altos bloody plain,
Not one struck down by sword or shot,
Fell half SO far as Central Scott
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-18
Governor Whitcomb,

When the requisition made Indiana for
troops, there patriotic impotence on the part
of the people, for the Governor seize hold of money
wherever be could find it, in order equip troops
and send them at once to the seat of war; but the
Governor, finding that there would be sufficient time
to digest well regulated system of expanding mon
ey, suffered himself to be abused, even by some demo-
crafts for what they conceived to be a hardness on
his part. Our Executive has been laboriousy en-
gagged, night and day, since the requsition made,
and has dgested system of expenditure, that Will
enable him to give strict of every dollar
pended, which will strengthen the prospect of having
the whole amount expended by Indiana refunded by
the General Government. Five six years. expe-
rience in one of the most responsible departments at
Washington, led him at to the necessity of
system and rigid accountability in all his operations.
When bis plan was fully devised, the people, ON all
hands, were perfectly astonshed at the rapid organ-
zation Of companies In few days the three Reg-
ments complete, and corps of reserve of some
fscenty companies, which be extended to almost
any amount has been raised to meet the next requ-
sition on Indiana We shall not be ashamed to COM
pare notes with the chivalry Of Kentucky and will
leave Ohio in the back ground. thousand cheers
for Indiana and her Democratic Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-18

The people of this State anxious to select for
their next Governor, man who will be influenced in
the performance of the duties of his station by
higher consideration than the advancement of mere
partisan views They are becoming heartily sick of
eevating men to exalted stations who have no other
CLAIM. to their suffrages than having made politics
trade, and who have for years been in the enjoyment
of the emoluments of Office" &c.
The above passage from the Indiana Journal fits
the Wing Junto here to hair, although doubtless not
intended. The people of Indiana tried the old
dynasty of Governors long enough. When was there
solitary instance in which the advancement of
partisan views was not made by them the leading
object! Look at their long array of humbug fund
commissioners! Not Democrat among them 1!
They were all appointed by Wing Governors. That
for it. What remarkably profound fnanciers
they were! Didn't they get the State rich fast !!
Well they didn't do any thing else. But some how
the poor benighted people got Heartily sick of this
old dynasty who made politics rade, for they had
other means of living, and in 1913 they elected
our present Governor to the Office which he holds
Under his management all will admit that the State
has not got poorer; on the contrary the sun shine
smile of improvement is visible every where This has
alarmed the old Junto. They fear their craft is in
danger. If Whitcomb is suffered to administer the
government of the State three years longer affairs
will become so prosperous that they fear the people
will not soon call for the aid of these smart men
again to manage % for them. There's the rub!
The Editor of the Indiana Journal has a great
horror of men who have for years been in the enjoy
ment of the emoluments of Office" Morris Morris,
Esq his father-n-law, in the "a enjoyment of the
emoluments of the Office - of Auditor of Public
Accounts for = how low long do you think reader
Only from 1928 to 1S43-tcenty5our gears in success
sion That is rich. If Marshall is elected, who
does not that the old Junto again to in
The Journal we presume would then have no obiec-
ton to the emoluments of Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-06-18
PoIiticaI Sneaking.

Our readers will find in paper to day, list Of
appointments, at which P. C. Dunnng the Democratic
candidate for Lieutenant Governor will address his
fellow citizens Let notices be set up in time in the
respective neighborhoods. The people who can pos
sibly make it convenient, will not regret hearing
Dunnng. He is an energetic and argumentative
speaker.
upon Indiana for volunteers to fight countrys bat
ties, Gov. Whitcomb has been much occupied to
prevent him from addressing the people to any great
extent He has been very anxious to visit them once
in their respective counties, for the purpose Of
giving them an account of his political stewardship
and of discussing the great questions that agtate the
country.