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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

NJ Jus, as our paper was golrg TO press JOSH
ali Gregg, Esq.,, stepped into on, Office. we were
considerably surprised, as VIC supposed hin 10 W
somewhere near Santa he.
Mr.. Gregg tells US that Col. Kearney naa no.
left for Santa Fe, as he was waiting for thousand
more volunteers. Col. Kearnsy has sent on
despatch Of Dragons after the advance traders
to Santa fe, as there were some fifty Mexican
wagons which Ind largo supply Of arms and
ammunition for Mexico; also German who had
the same supplies for The Mosieans. Mr. Gfege
Ind seen some Of BenI's wagons, from Benis
fort on the Arkansas, who reported that the 40
vance par,y OF traders travelled almost as fast Al
the Dragons, and he feared they could not b
over,aken. Bent, he says, is in some danger
from the Mexcans, as he has had several diff
culties with them. .r na .
Mr.. Gregg did no, know the force Of the Mex
leans a, Santa Fe. We heard from him OF on
friend Stanley, thu artist. He is out on TIT
prairies prosecuting his journey TO Santa Re
They had pleasant trip while out; Mr.. Greg
going hundred miles or 50, on the route. til
Informs Us h I, there will this seusoa be some thn'
or four hundred wagons which will go from lnde
dependence 10 Santa Fe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04
VERY SINGULAR.

We have heard it remarked by several per.
sons, who attended The presentation Of FIngs. on
Friday last, 10 tho volunteer companies OF Capt.
PIKE and Capt. BoRLAND, tha, :ho Hon. ARcBI'
BALD YELL, who had, on the nj ght previous, en-.
rolled himself rs PRIVATE in the latter CON.
pany did not make his appearance in the RANKS
among his fellow privaies-bu' was. during the
exercises. GUEST IN THE PARLoUR, among the faIr
portion of the Spectators.
We have also learnt, from reliable source,
that, at the first nights encampmen,, after eav.
ing this place, Gov. YELL occupied portion Of
MS Captains tent, the only one in the company
while his fellow privates, were compelled to biz.
onac on the wet ground, with no shelter from
the nigh, air except the canopy Of Heaven. We
also understand, lnalh he even messcs with his Cap
tain and officers.
Such taroriism as this, is very Singular. AMI
calculated Sc would suppose, to produce dissat.
l-faction, il not nsubordinalion, among the rank
and file Of tho company.-Ark. Demera.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

iadspendsnt citizen Of crswio,d ,a,
in preferences 10 man who h.s show" y, ~ y
is too blun,sd. or MS sensibility too ~! Va,
the insult. that he has huns Al n. ssas
BY suffering himself to Be Instira,es
u candidate while he is 4 Judge IA. "sas
the kind in Arkansas, and one TIM, ny
IN any etbss State, IN lhs ssusrss 80
addition to this insult, he ha, III. 80
himself adverse to the known and ...Ss
Of the people in regard 10 the Sena,o,,.
now divides this State, expecting m - FAt|
AsAisyto Y-ti to gratify their pred ,sl sst
Now. the friends of AXE ash The I,.s
Clarke, Is they have not = RICH, ts,st
support - much as they are suppor;.
cordially these gsntieupeni w,.,tar,S
the county, II they want to send
Legislature, when we he We 20 Ian. ! ~
AXE Will be at home in a few J,sas
visit the people, and stand ready H.,s|
reports, started against him. du,io, n NJ
shall hear from me again soon. ~
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

W Tho Arkansas Frontier Guards have
changed themselves to q company Of Cavalry.
An election was hold last Saturday for officers.
pa John Drennen was elected Captain BY unani.
NOUS vote. R. Stevenson let Lieut., Geo. Tur.
mar 2ud Lieut.. |. M. Marshall Orderly Sergeant,
and J. W. Washbourne Secretary. Tho other
officers arc to DO elected at the frs. parade
meeting. ...
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04
rj Public Meetim.
JASPER TOWNSHIP, Crawfs,d
II June 27a, h
To HIS ExcELLEScY -
uus THOMAS s. DREW,
'Gug = 4. Governor. Of Ark,.
Governor Of Arkaa,a,

SIR:-ln compliance with mu,p.,;
The honor TO enclose TO YOU the pr...'
large meeting Of tho citizens Of I'M.
Creek Tow nships, in this county, M, Z,
pose of taking into consderaijoo 4. y
condilios Of this immediate por,on n :.
settlements. II was composed eu,ir,,
ricuItural and grazier class of ourca,.
together by the many exciting or,a,1
our neighborhood. Murder and robI,,,
milled with an impunity unsxamJ.d \
nails OF any other Stne. by despera,. !.
from the Cherokee Nation, in Oh, 81
crossing over the line into the Na,I,
hitting similar crimes, have inyi,s =,
ties, in pursuit Of reverge, into til, ,,,
have in violation Of the integrity Of o. I
~ and the laws of this State, and II. }
tween the Cherokees and tho UnisjS \
miI.ed many foul and alirociou, nr1
lacking families in their houses, NJ
keeping our settlements in a state M
element. We feel unsafe in ven,r,
our homes, and are thereby moIescj,I
fuI pursuits Of our vacations. ". n
cannot neglect onr fields and stool, B.
our only means Of subsistence nod u,,|
The meeting WIS Unanimously ,ass
fro hunired persons were present nj
hlblIed by their unanimity Of ~nlineaI
nes' they were in their proceedings and !
mined they were TO carry on, their rr,
We respectfully ask your early as.rI
situation aud trust that our cali 100, I
Chat Mnglstrote-gu9 rdian Of The I'D
tector of the lives and property Of ynr
enls, that you will afford US tha, prasl
we ask, and TINT you will remors 4,
US the cause Of those evils, " hieb %
peace Of this settlement. .ra-l
With high respec. 4
> remain your very obi vi
Z. 6. Cd
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

0rTo whom did Gov. Yell allude when he
styled democrats "Sui's Corps'" To.he Bank
Directors, and Bank Stockholders. Who are
,hsss meni Maj. Elias Rector and Tyres Mus.
sett, Esq. are Of the number. Gov. Yell has
styled them Swiss" though both Of .hem are his
fact friends. .II
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

3 erThs River has fslIsa several feet, but is ye.
10 szeellen, boating stage. The Arka nsas Mail,
Nov Hampshire, OeIla, Arkansas No. ), and Ar.
kansas No. 4, have landed and discharged large
quantities Of freight. '.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

bTwo companies Of Infantry. Capt. Gray,
from Johnsou, and Capt. West, from Pope, passed
through this place on Sunday, for For, Smith.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

tJBy the Mails Of Friday, we &c, 10 news Of
aay consequences, 10 relation to Mexico. Gen.
Taylor Is yet al Ma.amoros, though there was
sons probability Of his marching TO Monterey.
The Mexicaus are allowed every privilege; many
Of them have ssuanssd ;a.n Mai annorns n nd ,hay
are already far better sa,is6sd with the American
army than they were with their own Gen.
Taylor has received bis commission and the vote
Of thanks Of Congress, for his gallant and heroic
conduct, q, tho battles Of Palo Alto and Reseca do
b Palma. E-ss iF '''."' -.=
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

" The Eranklin county Of Mounied Gun men
have proceeded on their route to Washington.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

o1Several OF our exchange papers state thai
The Oregon question is set,led-that is, that the
Calhoun and Benton party has gained the day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

~ We acknowledges fivors from Senators
Houston, Ashley, and Cass. ao~...a .....
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

We understand that the frs. two Of ,be rs;s,,
cd Mounted Companies for The Msxisa n ...J;s'
will be transferred 70 the frontier service r. ~.
choose TO necsr, it.-Ayk's. Rmoyo,, my
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

pDs yos, Or not, deny the pledge Coo. Yell made to
Dssii Rslkr'. This question 10 addressed to The Ar
Aaaas Banner. the Yell men, the Yell candidates oil
bio county, snd sny or ill Of Gov. Yell's friends.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

krThs "Publc Sentiment Letters" which
week BY week appear in the Arkansas Democrat,
give cheerins assurances tina, Col. Ashley so for
from losing ground, is gaining it daily in the
State. ,.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

0rThs Benton county Company Of Volun.
tesrs did not pursue the route 10 Warrington
They have returned home. ..u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

er Our thanks are rendered 10 the officers Of
oil ~ asamboa,s, lately arrived hero. for New
Orleans and other papers. as1- ~ BOZ '..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

0~Ws have heard rumor, Of the murder Of
two white men lss. week near old Fort Wayne.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

6-rAnniher Cnm,nny Of Cnrni-y-c.p.. De-.
nen's-has been organized, in Van Buren, town
ship they will uniform and equip ,hemseIve.
aud be ready TO serve on the frontier.
Another at Fort Smith, Capt. FeIch's infantry,
have organized; they ofsredIsheir services to Cen
ArbuckIe, a few days since; bu, they were do.
clined. by Gen1 A., in consequence of hi. having
received intelligence that the Governor had been
offered moro companies than would fill the re.
QUESTION. ....
Capt. Prices Mounted Gun men, in Ja,per and
Les Creek 'ownshps have also offered their
services for the frontier bu, could no. DO received
Big Creek township turned GU, company un.
der csP. Brooks. A friend was presen, when
they presented themselves to Gen'I Arbuckle; the
Captain told The General tina. he had srouah, tn.
"bons a'd anew" Of the country TO bis service;
The Goseral then took revisw Of the .Maxzard
boys" and comPlimsussd their mnuly and hardy
appearance :" but ~as compelled .c decline ,heir
services, loo. .--'r. -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

t1William Rider, who was shot by the Cher.
osss Police last week. has since died Of his wounds
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

Is il, or is Il not true, that Gov. Yell. pre-.
vious to his leaving Warrington city. ihrea tened
in The event Of Ger tain geDteman's no, being
appointed Postmaster at Van Buren,. that HE WOULD.
NO LONGER SUPPORT THE ADMINISTRATION The
Organ Of the Yell clique will obligo US by al.
swerlng the above inquiry, 10 enable Us TO "de.
fine The position" Of Gov. YELL toward Mr..
Folks administration. as we understand the con.
'ingency has happened on which his pOrsgful sup.
port depended. ...
The Arkansas Democrat PROFOUND, the above
question. and we wish extremely to hear it an.
swered. We have personal reasons for so wish.
ing-inasmuch as our Mr.. Washbourne's occu.
pancy Of tho Pos. Office smeIt 50 rankly in Gov.
YeIl's nose. We did not know before tina, this
Post office ns Of such importance, that our Rep.
resentalive shoul d threaten 10 withdraw his sup
port Of the Administration, if his ( avorie was not
appointed!
We PROFOUND another query. How is Gov
Yell 10 withdraw his support from the Admins.
,rnlon now he has lef, bis sea, in Congress and
volunteered for Mexico! Is it n covert signif
canoe of his intention TO lenve that station also
the new station of soldier in the Adminis,ra.
lions urmiesl We should like 10 know.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

oerRsd Bird, Cherokee, recently killed his
vile. a AI ..- g
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

~ The Shsrif Of wsshiasson eoossy b,
ssessd the negroes, tshsn from the old rnsp
5.iividg. ..ar
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

Ssi1 ssaIAs, outrage. On Tuesday night. Mr.
Geo. Harnnse's house, near Evansville. in the
Cherokee nation, was burned down. The oul
houses also we're burnt. lathe dead Of nigh, was
the nsiarious, black deed eommittsd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barnags had no, time even to save anything,
and barely raade their escape 10 their aghs dresses.
All they had was asssroysd. 4..l.. r...
The ezeinnsat % cans Bill 10 intenss. An.
sshss Iesd pes. has gone " tha, Gevsrnnsn,
shsslS hslp y. Kh doss pos ,hs wrath II he
ei.isns viii b terribly sronssd. rsrr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

Query. As Gov. Yell has no. resigned his sea
in Congress-but only deserted it to eectioneer-
we ask, in the name Of the people, IF HIS EIGHT
DOLLARS PER DIEM PAY AS MEMBER OF
CONGRESS IS sTOPPEDl Does no continue
10 receive that pay' VIII! the Organ of the Yell
party DO 30 polite as to furnish Us an answer.
We suspect this will turn out case similar to
Gov. fell's patriotic ~ Mission to T'exus-he
will hold on 10 his pay.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04


In pursuance 10 notice, a large NUM-
citizens of jasper and Lees Crsl \
Craw ford county,, me, at Mr., WiIpr,|
dividing line on Saturday the 9th, M
consideration Tho subicc, of tina s,uoxd|
of the western frontier of Arkansas, d
cen, hostile incursion, by armed p,dd
Che rokees into Crawford county, Cd
BLACK OF Lees Creek. VIVA called %
and Mr.. Z. 6. CospEs, ESQ, Of II..;; ,s::!!
pointed Secretary.
n, ,no,;,, If Wa,;, Sb,.o,,,
IF 6y. WAGON. ;n.,,t,n, ,ba .h.i,m,,
,o;n,od IN d,,r, , .o, or ,,.oI,,,;o,, !,
,he .,n,e Of tho m..,;n, N''"~
Tha Co., ". "s u ,,,
Andrew Al",,"p p VaI.,,; ." "s w,,Lr.I]
RIock
Ana, .o,,o ,t,o,,. j.. .,,, ,,;;,,.s
nd renor'od '' ,no " s,nn'; VI. .S"
unn,,,ponsI,, nd.,',".,
Re,ojrsa TI,i ,.; .;,h Az
and ,Ia H., "" W., We ''1 - Ia,
a ..',, "a'"' we ac' " '"e "el'ela, Uw ~
"'.lo'aW'ng me troops IRON our '~s
cr'''eai 'l!ne IN cherokee Affairs wy
pas oeen INVADED ", oy l oand' o. arm"
k'hs hos'''e i"cars'ohs INTO our *
one part ana desPeradoe', ou'l'w ~
gees are violating our laws eo@g%
ana P'''"ga win almost reckless ,np'S|
hesolred' That the citizens o. Jun
sparsely settled and are ensasfu ~
Pursu,'s OF 'arm'nS ana gfo."s, a
Q. ana u's'urocd CONDITION 2 "rss
oil 'ncurs'ons Of armed baes o. INV"
our country. and tho may ac'' " ="
robbery IN the Nation an' o'a'e' noa.v
adverse 10 our interestsano "aPp'a'
'"'e'y OF oar Pers'nsano plopsly y
considerable check poh our puf'o1s
not ieel safe, nsiihe ~ our ne'o' W..
crops. or in the fovsss collecting oUs
Rssoired, Tha, our condilion ara
maud immeiiatsn'Ii'nry pro!eell99n.
are fully sensit' that !! IS osO' w. ..s
ae"rrHl GoSynmen!, Ior novlus
frontier thi,,ooo'e'o'"e Pol'o %S~sM
all events nave a I'sn' :. .,,, I
protection ro" OUT , osa'e f'nm uqh
absence SUCH P,o.ee''on .,s md
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

Query-"fionest John" where's that ponyi
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

w Our county readers are especially referred
to "Mazzsrd's" letter in relation to F. g. AXE
Esq. ONE Of the DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES
for Legislature. They will see that they mus.
not let Brown slip in over him-thus yielding to
the Yell men triumph-und all The Ashley men
must feel that they ara under an obligation to
support all the nominees Of the Convention.
Mnzznrd" hondlcs the ISLANDERS heoped upon
the absent AXE in a mns,erly manner: =
Mill CREEK, July 2nd, 1886,
Messrs. Editors:-I learn with repre, tina, re,o,,,
put IN circulation BY certain folks in and about Fort
Smith, respecting Grundy Axe, have found credenc.
on the north side Of the river. under,tan nd H., IL 4;
generally believed in some townships on Won, - -
the river. that friend Axe is 40 unpopnr,, VI
will not get the support Of his immediate ne;gbho,.
neghbors;" but this much do know. ina, Al" ~,
get almost unanimous support Of the ulol.
nc lives IN Can the friends Of the other csndd.,.r
toy which s. Ill.,. to wy That
a. "b'g Greek" it will not give him iBrownl mn,s
votes than the latter will give 10 Axe and m,,h o:c
nc does not beat Allen, Brosn and SmiM in .S.r. u
LOAF big Creek, and "MarIon the friend, ~ liz.
senlemen can win any number Of hor.es. cow. A.. ~
Drop you these items that you NAV co,,-.s -
ioul aspersons cast upon Ak,s nd .n'
ny Advantage was taken Of his absence to ntI'
,hese reports but bis return will mp The is uD"r
'hem-ior' ~hen he mixes among the people nd ~.
see ,s him Tor themselves. they will rally to hi, .may
ne plain farmer and makes prcien,ons
or a,stocracy as some Of his tradueers do. Is e
got his paws in the Bank and drew Oh, -,
and never held any high office, neilb,,
Iuoge--s'il he Is entitled TO a. much re,.sc, mol
who have. 'e'Pect ~ tho
IL should be remembered by the friend,
wa. ,ne trends Of AXE submitted IT, M m. om
nations and give the Whole ticket their rhai.
Ana they should know that this brush made !, AZ
Understood ,h.. sohiossd to elect tho
% .neI-snd HAT they could not elect V.as,;.t.,
70 nave no hopes Of eeetng Allen ,Sm6. and
pre.pes, % or pss s.' paws Of their
hs fifteen years." service in ~ s"m, I
talents and b. attempting 10 Sr.sL dow
.s sss 10 %, , as:a ,isss
has passed the age to learn now. "a :ns asi be
~ 'Hi'F'-' ana p'a~ tell ne ~ ,t nr,,1 -. y |
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

@"Col. Ashley is one Of the greatest radical.
Of his party" says the Ark's Gazette Of June
18th. "Col. Ashley is an ally Of the wings"
says almost every number Of the Banner. Which
is right The mistake is on one side or other.
Tho lie, seems to US, is darkling on the face Of
the latter. Col. Ashley. say the people, is our
well tried. faithful, and energetic servant, with
whom we are we'll pleased. ..
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04

.'H.... Say 10 "Ranger," of the
"lntellgencer" that, doubtless, in some of his
routes up the line, no found few of the Ross In.
dams who are in favor Of Ashley. And perhaps.
j. is from this fact, that he is induced to believe
all the citizen voters Of the country, ore in har.
ness for him. ....... = -
oO-a.teaa NJ. rRuuger,. TUT mark what tell
you, that the people of Madison will tell difTeren,
tale on the frs, Monday Of August next."
lCorrssPonde.. IF the Arksasa: Bonner.
We don't know who "Mr Ranger is, as such
a person never figured in our paper. We suspec,
this man is about as good reader as he /, on.
server-makes great mistn kes.
We will say Tor this unknown Granger. :" TIM,
we will 60 ahead; we say that il the peop,e of
Arkansas do forgive Gov. Yell for his appoint.
menls of wings. bis votes for wings, his pledges to
wings, his inordinale ambition in DECLARING him.
self privately, yet evory where) candidate for
Senate, before he had taken the oath of Represen.
:ative to which Office he had been lust elected md
forgive him for deserving hi. pos, a, a mos, cr;,.
cal Juncture, that we will then aeknow ledge our.
'e'ves most highly mistaken in our caIcula,ion.-
but not III then. t,. . 1-rr.- = .-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-07-04
COL, R. W. JOHNSON, I7'a ~

h Dsmoer~,ic candidate for Congress, will
addiss The people At the following times and
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
NJ. Foster and the ShaoMkln Dam.

We asserted, 4 few weeks since, that the re-
pairs Of the Shamokn Dam would cost ten thoa.
sand dollars, and that they were paying ! / cents
for timber that could have been purchased for
four cents in the spring. Mr.. Fosters agents
have tried to contradict this statement through
Mr.. Bettleyon. who 10 a contractor under Mr.
Foster, and Of course is in duty bound TO screen
him when he can Now we admit we were mis-
taken, and instead of saying the repairs would
cost ten thousand, We ought to have said twenty
thousand dollars They have now been working
on the dam nearly three months, with a force Of
70 10 100 men. These men are paid 81 l21 per
day, and will have to work at least one month
longer But suppose we say 100 men Il 81 l23
for only 100 days, and We shall have the enor.
nous sum OF eleven thousand two hundred and
fifty dollars for labor alone. The iron will cost
several thousand dollars, and the timber, stone
and gravel will bring up the cost to at least
$4,000. We have made further enquiries about
the price paid for timber and find that instead of
II cents they are PAVING - cents per cubic foot
for some. And further, that there are not fort '
yellow pine logs in the whole dam. 1t is all
hickory.pne and osk. A farmer Of Augusta, .
few days since, said he would have been glad to
have delivered this timber at six cents, on two
months notice. Thus our farmers and mechan.
ics can see how the money which comes ont Of
their pockets is used, or rather wasted, as the
Shamokin dam will answer no better than it did
before, fact that is evident to any mechanic or
contractor who will examine il.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
Tho Nomination Of VIM. B. Foster q Fraud
on lhe peonle


We have freddshtly shown that VIM. B. Eos.
Ter procured bis nomination BY fraud. That BY
the promise Of appointments he procured the
support or delegates, that came to Harrisburg in.
stfucted against him. That he afterw.rd, an.
pointed large number or the delegates, who vo.
ted for him. to Office, in many rAses turning out
good men, to make room for men altogether in.
capable. For the first time in the history OF
Pennsylvania were the Offices kept back, for the
purpose OF being sold out to the highest bidder,
OF who could bring the most influence to aid Mr..
Fosters nomination. This alone, II there were
no other causes, would be enough TO condemn
him in the eyes Of every honest and independent
democrat,
But Mr.. Foster IL in favor OF the Southern rte4
trade doctrines, a fact which he has never dared
10 authorize his friends to deny, and which we
will pledge ourselves to prove, by persons in this
place, Harrisburg, wilkesbarre and other places.
That Mr.. Foster is squahdering the public mo.
hey and mismanasing the public works, can be
seen by any one going to the shatnokn dam, hcat
this place, where he has now employed about
one hundred men, at l23 per day, and where
he will spend before he is done, is or 20 thou.
sand dollars OF the peuple's money. which, for
all the good it will do, might as we'll be thrown
into the river.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10

~ The THIRTEESTu CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TR,cT.-The candidates, Mr.. White and Mr. Pol
lock arc both in the field exerting themselves to
the utmost. The friends of both are sanguine Of
success. This district has democratic majority
of abont six hundred, which ought to ensure the
election Of Mr. White. There are, it is true, a
few democrats that will vote for Mr.. Pollock,
but not enough to make the difference Of the de-
mocratc majority. Mr.. Whites success will
depend very much on the turn out of the party.
Our Whig friends will Of course turn out. know.
ing it absolutely necessary to do So The result
will depend very much upon the vote Of Nor.
thumberland and Lycomng counties. Should
these counties poll within four hundre of the
vote given to Mr.. Polk. there can be no doubt Of
the election Of Mr.. White. The following are
the democratic maioritiey in 1914.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-10-10
Dem. Mai.

Clinton, it is said, will now give Mr. Whit.
from 200 to $50 ofa majority Thus, there is =
fair prospect OF redeeming the 18th district,
which, il it is not now accomplished, must be
attributed wholly to the apathy and want Of hat.
mony in the ranks OF the democracy Mr. White,
like Mr.. Pollock, says he is opposed to the tariff
Of is4s, and his friends properly urge, that he
could do more, as democrat, to modify it, than
Mt. Pollock.