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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
No SRns,siPS.

The 'houghttuI' genius of tie Hawk
eye, in perusing the speeches Of Web
ster and Clay" has +" had the conviction
run through his mind" that while their
hearts are as black Wit. toryism as has
own, they have yet left "a loop hole out
Of which Mr.. Polk can dodge" What a
commentary is it upon the short sighted
ness of those great lights Of modern wlig-
gerry, that this numb. skull ofthe Hawkeye
should have discovered what their sagscity
failed to discover, to Wit: that it is the
next thing to an impossibiii'y to head an
American President, sustained by the pa
triotism Of an enlightened and high minded
people, in yindica'ing the national honor
by vigorous prosecution of the war until
our perfdious foe shall be glad to sue for
peace and ciler US adequate indemnity.
We have not room now Tor extracts from
that article, showing that neither Mr..
Webster's demand of the President to
snake oat Ia case" nor Mr.. Clay's decla-
ration "tor what objecls" the war may BE-
further prosecuted. nor both, as conditions
upon which only supplies shall be granted.
are sufficient to head the administration
and accomplish the federal scheme for de-
grading our nation in the eyes Of the world
But we cannot lose the present oppor'uni.
'y of proving by its organ, that Iowa whig-
gerry is far more toryish than that of any
other part of the Union-more torvish,
even, than the embodiment of blue Hight
federalism in Daniel Webster. --s.'.
The Hawkeye, after showing how Mr..
Polk might fully comply with both CIay's
and Webster's proposed acquisitions, and
still continue TO prosecute the war to a.
successful termination, and obtain full in
demn'ty from Mexico, inquiries: e..
What in such case would Congress
do? They would hardly impeach Mr..
o'h. why not WHAT can they do
They wish the war brought to speedy
termination II Mr.. Polk will not comply
with their wishes-if he persists in ar.
rying on the war n the on|,
possible alternative that can be applied ,o
effect the If obi Get; ani-acqaiese GO in the
wishes of the 'peoPle,ais to wihhold all
further supplies. y ,'7..5s# .s.sa;.4-= e.
This proposition to "withhold all further
supplies, it will be seen is unconditional. !
or rather, depending on the further pros.
ecuion OF the war, as the sole condition.
No comment is necessary. Said we not
truly, that Iowa whiegery was the mos,
loryish OF any extant in America ? We
are satisfied With any whig who can swal.
low this. .., ...
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29

Coz. BESToN.-I is said that this d.s'
tingui.hed Senator has communicated 10
the President his intention to decline act.
ing as Chairman oftbe Committee Oh Mil
itsry Affairs, ASST gning as his reason, that
he could not be expected TO communicate
freely with Mr.. Marcy, Secretary O! Wal.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29

a. We are compelled to defer our la
tended remarks, in reply to The pettilog-
ging of the federal press, upon the aleds.
ed insligibilily Of democratic melbers.-
Nor do we tesm mich argument neces-
sary. We are convinced that our viess,
as given 10 another place, upon the "er-
cfats'on OF members" are the correct cnes.
AS regards the case OF Judge WL1rAEER,
1t Is the most supreme nonsense imagn-
able to talk of his having become incapa.
cltaed as member OF the Senate, by lis
acceptance Of an agency for the selection
OF our school lands.
Ii the iedera!iats are really bent on this
ridiculous farce, we do not think The dem
ocra'ic members ought to notice it so far
as to argue the cases with them. But
shouhi they see fit 10 notice it, there is a
report OF a certain wing committee on
reeord-a beautiful cocumen MT it ls-in the
case OF the contested seat OF Mr.. .3nderS0n,
OF Monroe county, which should be mere.
~ cad in the cases of Messrs. Baker and
LetiinswelI, BY the way OF prelude or in
terlude to the farce. 1t " i'll tell admirably.
We have beiore shown that the seals of
Messrs. Davis and kinsman are not va
Gated, under the constitution, by their re.
moval. Looking to the unsettled cond'
ton Of settlers IN this new country, eta
constitution only requires previous res
ldeuce OF thirty days in his district sal IL
time Of his e'ection" This Is so expIci;
as clearly to exclude the conclusion that
any further qualification as to residence
Is required. -..-....
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29

the Albany Eueaing journal exclaims
THAT SPEECH OF HENRy CLAY SETTLES
THE PRE>lDEN1IAL arEsI1eN.' Upon
which the .4tlas makes the following APP
spropriate comment; This oracular say
ing is put forth in the largest type, and
with allthe eoaspicuity possible Yet the
Wings ask how is the question settled
Tor or against the speaker. ..
. When, during the French Revolution,
the bell Of one of. the Municipalities an.
lnouced the rising OF the people, aud the
summons to arms, TalIeyrand is said to
have burst forth with the exclamation
s1he tocsin I'VE trinmph"' '.Who tri-
tumphs-wbich SIDE? demanded his hea-
.rers. Il ..iA tell you that 10 morrow was
the reply ofthe ambi deAterous diplomat
list. gsas ss.. 4e,sz~.s-s .s s..trss.,.
How,ths Presidential question is settled.
we suppose the Journal willteil us--afer
the election in lS4S."
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29

An Irishman trying to PIT out Gas
light with his fingers, crieds .'Och MUIR
that, the de Il of wick is IN 1T"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29


I'LL Erplaiaed. Our eru,lite cotempo.
rary, Stout of the Herald, says i, is NOT the
st. Peters which performs the feat eros
sing the Mississippi to emltyjrto Hudson
Bay. He meant to have said Red Rtper.
1t was purelya slip Of the pen, as he ex-
plains: :.' >"1~. -..s., st.t "..ts=7%@ ~
"Nhen we were discoursing, a few
weeks ago, upon the subject of the sea, of
government, we Inadvertently wrote "St.
Peters" for Red river, about which we
were taking at the time. This little mis-
take has Leen noticed by or ever sigilant
neigilbor OF the Reporter" ses -.
"a He was giving geographical descrip.
ton of the State of Iowa, the surface of
which, from the table lands northward, is
Of the same sterile, marshy character ever
so far beyond the St. Peters to Red River,
according to this correction. Thatewill
do. Now we, comprehend; but our devil
wishes 10 know, if Stout will condescend
how much jarthers snor,hward our State
extends,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
JOcs.ECssiOii;ss,

. The House OF Representatives was cal
led to order on the 9TH inst. al II NJ, BY
Mr.. French, former clerk-2l9 members
present. The House prvceed.d to the
election Of Speaker.
On the first ballot Mr.. Winthrop, Of
Massachusetts, received lOS votes Lynn
Boyd, Of Kentucky, Oh; X. McCleland,
%; scattering 20. No choice. a second
and third ballots were had, when Mr.. Win.
throp was declared elected, having rec.i.
we'd Ii0 votes OF 2lo cast.
Mr.. Levine Pa. illuminated Mr. French
for Clerk whereupon moion 10 adj ,urn
was made and carried, by vote Of ~ to
ITO. This was the state of parties for and
against Mr.. Freneh,s election. On the
next day, Mr.. Campbell, of Tennessee,
Wing, was elected Clerk.
The SENATE Was called to order at tle
usual hour by Vice President D,llas.
Twelve new Senators appeared, qualified,
and took their seats. Four old Senators
absent.
No further business CT importance was
Transacted by either house up to last at
vices.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
/" Hid CiHsitsH-

And cleaning STEEL The editors OF Gazette
and Hawke.e are mutually "trcasting the
rugged front of war" firing off at each
ether. volley upon volley of big and de-
'Iuc,ise words, all about the publication
Of the Presidents message-,he bone of
contention being the palm of pre- eminence
in despatch--bo:h having over worked
their compositions in desperate attack
upon that document, in which the Kings
English was The principal sufferer. Could
Mr.. Polk have anti ipatel su,h serious
consequences, he would doubtless have
hesi'a'ed about delivering message al all.
The Gazette was the first aegressor-
here we must side with the Mexicans
by wickedly and with malice aforethoueht
beating the Hawkeye's time by some
twelve hours; where the latter has work
ed itself INTO ioaming rage, and fires off
at our friend, tie Doctor, such beautiful
terms as "Hdelier, uan.itigated he," Sc,
SC. The latter heralds his victory some.
what provokingly, and indicates the result
as a complete classification" of the Hawk
eye oiiice-"E capitauo, Don. J G.
Hawkeye, Ell Senior Don Jineo Shallow
fountain, all the deck hands and two pas
sengers one Mexican and one American
blown sky high"
No wonder that the dog star RACES and
the monkey is cholaric about the Hawk
eye Office. Blu, we hope a word of friend
~ advice to the editor OF the Gazette, will
hot be taken amiss. Be cool. calm and
collected, dear Doctor. There's no know
ing what your antagonists may DO, if pro
voked too far. RecolIect the claims Of
your country, and shun this ':unho!y war
Of determination" Remember that sspru-
dence is the better part of yalor," and tina,
'1liewho fights and runs away ,-.,.s. A.ass
May live to fight another day. al ...zs.
HLet Bears and Panthers growl and fight, Be
For God has made them so;
Let cats and MONKEYS strach and bite,
For lis their nature 10. .''
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29
- N$& ~. sagss1
The WilaaOt ProyfSu.

Our opponents would delight toseesthe
democracy Of sthe Union split upon this
question, sbuti they cannot be gratifed
We have no ehesitancy in conceding the
justice Of the principle asserted BY the
New York democracy at the Herkimer
mass convention, viewed il the only light
in whichit can be practically applied, to-
wit; that slavery ought no. 10 exists By the
lac, Of the United States in any new ter
rltory acquired, while under the Terrific
rial government Of the United states.--
Bey ond this, the question must be left
with the people when they come to form
state governments and apply for admis.
sion into the Union, subject TO the Mis-
souri, Compromise. III a3sssss .a
Whenever the time shall arrive for the
practical application Of that principle, the
democracy will be found as ready as their
opponents, 10 defend the cause of freedom
and the rights Of free labor. We sincere-
y regret the premature move Of the young
democracy Of New York upon this ques-
lion. Wholly unnecessary to fortify their
position, useless and vexa,ious issue,
foreign to the legitimate objects FOR which
they were contending. they should not
have touched it. However Just the prin.
cipal in the abstract, now is not the time
to agitate it. II should not be permitted
to enter as an element in our Rational
conle.t.
The democracy have no use for Web
ster thunder; and for one, we shall not
be accused of stealing it. Until the time
shall arrive for the practical applica-
ton Of that principle, the Proviso is the
rightlul property Of federal demagcgt.es.
Swa, ing between the Proviso and ''no
more territory they will hang themselves
more effectually than with any other rope
we can give them. .-...
In another column will be found can
did article upon the result in New York,
from The Journal of Commerce good whig
authority-s showing conclusively tina. said
result is neither an Endorsement of The
Proyiso, disapproval Of the war, nor a
triumph Of wing principles in any aspect.
Our readers are referred 10 that article
for statistics, goirg 10 show; first, the re-
la,ions sustained 10y The Old Hunkers and
Burn burners respectively towards the
federal purity: Secondly, taa, the cause
OF The democratic defeat was as we have
stated-Old llnnke,ism, and nothing else
Old Huukerism, FIRST, last and all the
time: And thirdly, tina, the Empire State
IS democratic TO the core. ....
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-12-29

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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
9Saeatettter 49,
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&6ln. (Sdnurrbart unb YofaltIhes.)
-Wean tbeilt Ib bier cine, bas 2ra9en Der
Shnurrbdrte betrefenee 9erfii9un9 bes
Observation-Disclosures NIT. 3um Sra9en et-
nes icld,en Sartes llnb nur befuat (: biz
benz pcftoepartment CUR 9ericr9uns iiber-
Dleienen Sfftsiere 2. bic auf Gjrunb Der
eurd Wilitdrbienit erwprbenen 0ericr-
9un9s- -Seridtieuns I'M pcitoienfte; 8. Die
belm ftebcuoenSeere ihrer Militdrpftdt ae-
nu9enoen SrelplQi9en; 4. bic aftioen Sfff-
}lere Der Qanbwebr; 5. bic @emeinen uno
unterrffciere Der Qanonetr, ialofern fIe Der
Eanotpebrnbun9 tptrflih beitppbnen. Du
o!ei stusnabmen Gh Iebt9Iib auf Elm Sri
ltarocrhdItntB Qrlneen, 70 mus AUDI Der
Shnurrbdrt Serjent9ett, bic sun,Ira9en Def
lelben berehtt9t itnb, Der mlttdrifbe1 8pr-
lhrlft entlpreden. (&. 3.
gS ten, 5. San.-Sor menioen Gaqen
IN Die bon Soerrn Tcrris aus Slmerita aelei-
tete Wealhienenfabrif unc giBen9ieleret bier
9elperrt trprben, tppburd) ilber 300 9irbet.
ter fir ben 9lu9enblit brptlcs flnb, tpas BET
Der 9e9snpdrti9en itren9en ssabresseit, Der
9eloncth unb Saubelsfrils um 70 nohtbet-
Tiger empfuuoen wiro. Wan be1prat, bag
petuntdre llrlahen bielem unerwartete,r
Tcrfaue sum @runbe lie9en unc bic 9ltten-
9eleuihoft BON nambaften 8erlutten babel
9etrcfen perben birfte. Iie Gntferuunq
oes Soerrn 9fcrrts nad paris, no er ITd,
Sllr 3elt .beftneet fdeint oieie geiorsnie iu
re6tfertigen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
(JaDr9alte, 4.
Wcin Sueenblano.

Sa rprt, bert srar nas $eten mir nrtb tbeutr,
Ger Sal mrin 4llt, rit QRefe mcins 2Sslt
c1c9 slhtbe nidt Der $eictn(Aaftcn Seuer
Sn mrintm .6er;en-p nur tanft erbsllt
23arp ia mrin Sli6-rrrt f1lu9 mein 8"ten
SD lictte Il Iuts--lciett cmpprscittweat
Gparo metnc SruN rom ielisen Gnt,ltcn,
I6 ern i9 Der Sreibcit frnnt ms Nu9e fliden.
oprt, bort bat i6 Der Sustnb fd6ne Gage,
Ser unt6ursrrlen Su9enp Iraum perrtt;
Srrt tannt' itt nidt bic S6wcrmatD ni@t bic
&la9e,
qD1ein Daftin trar nit Srsurt MIR r1lr@,prtt'
-8criitcr elitt an mir rcs Sctcns plaSe,
93pn bcittrn 0cniccn mar iob rntebmrbt.
9 bainals, na,nas mar ib ju tcnclrct-
3trtbmunpen, mic Gin Ira,l'n, itnb lene Srei1rtn!
N(eri 6 Der Wanoerer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
8 e-bintt u II q e II.

Ser obio StaatssSpte erl4eint rc8elmaSis jeern
aNhtwoa. Ser Subftrtpttonssp prsts lit 81, so uns
teoinste 8orausbssabluns in 8aar9e1o, crer So,
vent Die 3abuns innerbab oer ertem .53Ifte pts
Sabres st(8iebt. 9pater 3ablenbc 6aben $3.50 AZ
extrAteu. &tin ltntcrfbrcbcr .piro fir cincn fir
,ern 3ttsau,n als 6 Oipnatt angcnpnmen: audi
tawn bic 3etuns nnr eann aufse9cbrn tperoen menn
Ale ssItttanpe abtesablt np. Cine 8ernaobfatis
gang pie 3eitunS eor pcm Gnpe bes 5abrs auf,utln,
ssen, miro ais eine GrneteruS Der SubIcription Be-
tra&tst. Mittbeiun9en unc S,efc llnp rcttfrei ers
tettn. U Oelt Sepnsunsen wrrpen plnttlieb be.
nbShttt ntrben.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
8 G { a II IT t nt q d. uuaem.

Cine Betanutma6unS opn einem 8iertt, pee
weniser, tptfet fur einmalise Ginriduns SO 0euts
fir NAL ST.. unp fir jsre ftrnere GnrIduns re(sl.
ben 9terets 25 Gcnts.-Gin 95ierst Olcnatc ctn.
suritcn tcitet So, Olrnatc S S, Sabr g. Cine
balte 9pate Dlcnate einjuratcn S s, Olpnate
S Is, Sabr S25.-Gint SanJc Spalte fur Olpn1.
te tottet IL, 6 Wlpnatr S 20 unb Sabr 80.
@e(4aftstarten urn4 ober tpenistr 3et'
len sin;uriden triten rsr Sabr So, fur Dlenate
S2
Orudarb / jeoer Irt, lit neutfher anb eng
lilhtr Srratr, wirr in Der Df1ce cts uObipStaatss
Sptcn" tbnell, faubcr unb crrrett teipr8t.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24
g h m E / !.

% II II oten n. Der @rpBe Hatb
bat Die Glnfubr unb ben 8erfauf BON 3iino-
polsd)en i'm I9ansen llmfau9e oes @antcns
oerboten, CUR 8erbltung BON Seuersaefabr!
Dteie ,,@roeen Hdtbe' bleiben opd e.pia
flelne-ptn1eI!
euSern. Had, laneer, barter @efan-
9enitaft lit enblih Si1ripreh ShnDber BON
Surlee ftr4OOO ST., tpeIde feine Serwanb-
ten fur tbn su1ammenIeeten, pteter fret ae-
lafen wDrben. @r barf aber ben Bann
ntdlt uberld,relten; tpenn er es tbut, eleib
trteoen tnS God.
-Dae ein5t9e nah einieermaBcn crtrdq-
lldte SRjernerblatt 1T oorti9e ,,@r,6bler,'
auetn bic He9ierun9 bdr9t ibm einen preB-
prc5eB nah bem anoern an. @eaenmdrtig
wlro er CUR Ssrantpcrtun9 9escaen, neil er
9eio9t bat, Der &antrn 2u,ern fet unalldlid,
uno IN fetnem Snnern serriflen, ,pas ale ei-
ne Serldumbuug betrahtet perben miifie.
uno .Streltens tpetl er ben 9e9entpdrtisen
1pablt auf llnfDiten bes lestoerItcrbenen Qe-
rihmt bat, tpcrtn fur lebteren etne 8elHirl-
|pfuns Iieae
8ri9abe- -8eneral Mcrtb lit sum @enerab
WRalpr ernannt unc beltatttSt tporben.-
Co., Der 8etras baaren @elbes, bas
| lest auf benz gSe9e bon europa mad, ben
Der. Staaten lit, tpirb bon cenen, bic be-
taupten, es su triHer, auf7 Wtllicn Dollars
9elhdtt. sc fheint ocd,, als pb eirtiae a.
nerlfanifbe prpeuFte in aueern Melttbei-
len ab9eest tpllreen.
SIM lesten Sabre Icl(en 1000 fd,5ne @ir-
calNerinnen nad Der Glirtet ais Scla.tu.
men cerfauft tpprben lein.
Hecept, ft6 Die Qiebe oerWee IT,
lhensu ertper ben.-gltmm ais Grunbs
betano 70 oiel Wpralitdt, ais cu nur babs
baft iperoen fannf, ffaubere fIe bon Der tbr
anflebenoen pebanterte. Da3u tbue: Elm qut
Sbetl seutfeItgfett 9e9en Seperman,L eine
slemltd)e pcrttpn SoerSlthfeit - no bte(e a,ts
penobar 1T etne ifarfe 0cGs @ebulb unb
Sdonun9 9e9en Sdpdden unb Nebler 9lus
oerer nno ei11e quite Soanbppu Sreisebiefeit.
Qler5u idbItte etrte an9emeGene Mense 0ers
ldsple9enhett, tbue es in eiue sSlalde unb
lane es in ben SpnnenIfrablen Der Wabrs
helt ol9erlren. Darauf siese es burh et,s
teInes Steb, oamit Die 9rDbern 8eltanbtbeile.
weld,e in laderlidsn unb Ibdbliden Since
spobnunsen befteben, suradbleiben; tbue.
noh Sllbun9, Gertfano, beitere 2anne nnn,
Nlb btn3u, fhlttle 9lles tiihtis burd ei,t~
anoer, bamit Die fhtpere Woral ,lidt ais Bcs
oenfab ;uriidbteibe; nimm tdslid l bis 2
gelofel polt eapcn uac-prpbatHm est.
ca. b. 49,
Dte He9ieruns bat bic Sresatte Macebs-
nlen oem capt. De Sep jur DisppGticn ae-
itellt, INN tn ibr eebensmittel nah Srlanb
iibersuihifen. Die Wacebonien liestt &C.
|senwdrtis TN Soafen bon Tetp Yort.
Das Miener &inberbaeIlt Der
Wac. 0Gete mirb am ,,dhffen Wcntaae in
cem slrhffraeen Gbeater s,tn1 erfteu Male
auftreten. Shne 3peifel merben bieie tansem.
ben Splpbteen bier eben 70 unaetbeiten 9eI
fdn ffftOen. mir in Rn(fn.t ,t.,h Spe.t NicrT
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

Das Wtener &inberbaeIlt Der
Mae. 9eetB ptrc am ,,dhifen Mcntase in
cem slrhifraeen Gbeater gun, eriten Male
auftreten. Shne 3,peifel nerben bieie tansen>
ben Splpbteen bier eben 70 unsetteiten 8eI
faa fneen, tpie III 8pltpn unb Nep scrf.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

Sim oorlestett Sreitas fns bas Dampf.
boot vWarp Queen" beD .Warietta, Sbio,
Seuer unb ,brannte bis gum Waf1erraube
nieber, 1000 Tae Mebl, Die i'd, auf benz
8octe befaaoen, sp,sreen etn9faab ber0lani
men.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1847-03-24

Die Re9ieruns bat bic sSregatte Macebs-
MEN bem Capt. De Sep 5ur Dispp(ticn se-
felt, Inn in ibr 9ebensmittel nad Srlaub
ibersuth'fen. Die Wacebonien lte9tt &C.
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The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04
The Com1nercial Bank.

This institution goes into operation on the OH
of the ensuing month. The officers are: @. G.
Parsley Esq. President; T. Savage, IT,, Cashier
John MacRaefjr. Teller. The Directors are
B. Flanner, w. Latimer A. J. DsRos.et ir E.
Kidder and w. o. Jeffreys
In the character of the President and Director,
of the Commercial Bank, the community has q
pledge, that while there will be "a careful and iu.
telligcnt supervision of the interests Of the Con.
Germ, the business will be conducted on principles
of justice and liberality.
Mr.. Savage, the Cashier, has been selected by
the Directory, in consequence OF long experience
as Teller in the State Bank, and the high charac-
ter he sustained while connected with that institu.
tion. -
Mr.. MacRae, the Teller elect, has been for
some time employed in the Office oflhs Whining
ton and Raleigh Rail Road Company, and is a
young man Of acknowledged integrity and capa.
biIity.
We have seen specimens of the issue cOnlOm'
plated by this bank, Of the denominations Of 10,
S, a, and dollars They are beautiful in execu'
tion and significant in design, and are among the
finest specimens of art which the age has PrOdu
eed, in this species of engraving. We will at a
future day, give more full delineation OF the do
signs exhibited on these bills.
Whining ton Commercial.
We shonld like also to give " full delnsaIlOn
of the designs exhibited on these bills" but We
shall be compelled to forego that pleasure, unes
we are permitted to see some of them. S'@"dl
The North-Carolina standard., 1847-08-04

The following letter Of Mr.. TooIe to the Edi.
tor of the Tarborough Press we copy from that
paper Of Saturday last:
Friday night, July 80.
Mr.. HOWARD: fhaVe seen the article in the last
Standard, stating that rumor prevailed that had
withdrawn my name from the Congressional con-
test.
That paper properly declares it to be false.
have been and am now laboriously employed
in the canvass.
anticipated such q report from the friends of
MT. Arlington, and am not surprized.
The motive is too clear to require explanation,
and too mean to deserve my rebuke.
am yours, &c.
...--.. HENRY l. TOOLE."