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sident Who sssd for and cot hEee millions Of peace
money Isit Whis President Who has tbs man
agement o. this psscs fund and 4 unable 70 buy
peace with il y its Wing President who refuses
to avow openly to Mexico that conquest Of her terri
tory is not the object Of the wars Isits Wing
P'isident who persists IN continuing the war
BY demanding from ths conquered enemy that which
be knows the snsmy will never consent to grant |!
L. il : Wing President who has rent the Consitu-
ton into fragments BY usurpng the power Of laying
taxes not only upon foreign goods but upon Ameri-
can goods and making rules for the captures Of the
United States! Was it Wing Pasident who
sought-in violasion Of the CopstifOtion to consti
tute Mr.. Benton chief in command Of the armies in
Mexico after Congress refused TO create the Office
l. il a Wing President who proposes to sequester
the church property Of Mexico 70 support our armies
Of invasion and occupation! IsiiaWhis President
who announces 70 the world the adoption BY our
government Of this savage and wicked policy through
gazette established By him to convey his sentiments
to the people Are they Wing presses which have
urged war Of conquest and subjusation! Are they
Democratic presses which have urged pescs It every
sacrifice! Did Wing soIdisrssnd whie officers stsy
q homo and lssys Democratic soldiers and Demo-
cratic officers 70 wage this war which has been sought
on sll occasions 70 be made Democratic party war
Do Wing presses and Wing orators preach W war,
war, war against Mexico Have Wing orators or
Wing presses ever urged Mexico mott make peace
Have not Wing orators and Wing presses been de-
0ounced BY the Executive and his mouth pieces, a.
traitors 70 their country because they dared to lift up
their voices for peace in the midst Of war!
Getyour hammer and stone, old man Of the Union
and crack these nuts. Cease lying and answer
these questions truly. If you can answer them 90
as e fix the charge upon the Wing Party Of the re.
sponGbilty Of the continuance Of the wal, we will
submit Bat the true answers which the public will
give these questions, the moment they are PROFOUND.
ed will stamp your assertion at the head Of this art
Gle as purposed and diabolical falsehood and will
place The responsibility Of beginning and continuing
the Mexican war where il really rssts,-upon the
shoulders Of James X. Polk and his party HI
could have peace in twenty days if he would only
speak the word, but no.peace 10 not his object Il
is war, war, war-a war Of subjugation and occupa
ton. Presidsntmaking party sustaining war. Blu
crack these nuts old man 81 the Washington Unior
crack them and sst their contsnts. Tay bely ,uil
be biker--but it must be.
:. 50 X 10 . t.s4f 2 " 4 4
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

We observe that the New York Courier and En-.
duires has, By accident attributed 10 the Ma.
tionsl fneslliosaesr : paragraph concerning Ger
man Pspsr issusd n this city, which never appeared
Ia this paper md, % w have no information Of
what y thets satsd % fact, should Be glad to be
relieved from the responsibility for it--Eds Nal
lntelkguscer. 9,4 y
The paragraph in question Yves originally publish
ID in the National Wing, sndin copying Il The Bal.
Mmors Psrios credited it 10 the National Intslligcn.
esr. We gladly relieve the National Intelligence
from IN responsibility for it.. National Wing
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WAsHINaroS, JUNE 3, I847.
CHARLES w. FEKToN,-

IHARLEs w. FENT0N,-G
SIR The articles I presented you having
reference to circumstance that took place in
the Patent Office, and appeared in your paper
Yesterday, I had before presented to Col. Sea
ton with q request to publish them in the Ma
tional In,elligencer, and he (Mr. Seaton) after
carefully reading them replied that ii was Of
too trifing nature to make. or publish such
charges against two such honorable gentlemen
as the Hon. Edmund Burke and James Buchan.
an, and he should moi do it.
Yours respectfully,
JULIUS HATCH.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

a Mexican, writing 70 the French paper in New
York city, says that Gen. Taylors victories created
immense CONSERVATION at the city Of Mexico. What
extraordinary victories they must have been to Gre
ate immense conservation At the capital Of both
countries at the Same timsl Ibid. n,
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[ Louisville Journal

il The LOcofoco papers win not admit that
Mr. Polk committed . blunder in letting Santa
Ana into Mexico, and yetit Is csitain either that he
committed blunder il doing this or that he really
intended to bring about all the disastrous and bloody
events that have been the result Of IL! Ibid.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

Mr. Crumbs last Ledger Letter says that General
ssoa's proclamation was prepared BY his own hand.
Mi. Buchsnan has misled you, iii, if he told you
this. II = ths produciisn ef Nj. Buchanan and not
e Gen. Scot. The next batch Of Pun. Docs. from
the snis Department. win show who i right the
National WING o. Mi. Grund.
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We have in our posssssion, says the Philadelphia
U.6 Gazetss, the complete report Of trial in the
Inquiaition and By The Inquisition, from the frst
charge sgAinss the prisoner, to his petition after
eonsietoa and condemnation. The whole il in ma
nuscipt bearing the zeal Of each officer and the re-
maSkSbls signature Of the Inquisitors
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

Tbs Vsshington Union calls the Locofoco meet
ipg, which have nominated Gen. Taylar, too quick
upon sks trAgr.s AZ the gun in this case il aimed
atths Administration, probably the Union thinks
that ths trigger should not be pulled at ALL Did
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

or There is spirited Taylor paper at CIarks
vile, Tenn, called The Rough and Ready Some
Of il eloquent contributors are said to be ladies'
The truth is, the ladies full Of enthusiasm fol
General Taylor that many Of than would. il neces.
sary, fight under hs banner in the battle field.
Louisville Journal
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The Boston Chrono,ype expresses The. hope thst
Mr.. Polk may fall into the hands Of the Mexicans.
Il be were TO do 50. we suppose he would Be ~
changed. Probably Gen. Scott would give Santa
Ana's wooden leg in exchange Tor him. Ibid.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

The better the day the better the desd--ws sup
pose Is the principle upon which these events can
be accounted for. s.si4t &4tslr s.s
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OC-Major Gwynne, 9th Inf, has arrived a,
N. Orleans with 3O5 troops, officers included,
on his way to Vera Cruz. Il
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

" Tbs New York Herald says that Gen. Taylor
win advance upon the capital Of Mexico BY way Of
San Luis de- Potoi. Glad 70 hear that the old Hero
i y y in motion once moro, ss we are to have no
pace. ~ ,s 9 ssssa
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p Col. Mata, one Of the Mexican prisoners at
New Orleans says, thatout Of 70 American deserterl
who were in the battle Of Buena VISTA 20 were kill
ed. He thinks there were about sixty dessres from
our lines, at Vera Cruz and that these deserions will
increase ss our army psnstrates the country. The
delicious climate and beauty Of the country in his
opinion, will cause many of our veterans to swerye
from the path Of Loyalty and duty.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

The great mass ef The Locofoco party throughout
ths country sssasvidsniy disposed to cspitulats to
Gen. Tsylos. We hope tbs majority in the House
Of Repsssnta,ivss will pass vote Of censure on
him for his acceptance 81 capitulation. Ibid.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

90 The Richmond Wing is informed that the
Washington correspondent of the Baltimore Sun is
not aclerk in the State Department. He is Francis
]. Grund Esquire, who wrote life Of Harrison ia
1910; was made consul to Bremen and rejected, was
afterwards confirmed as consul to Antwerp, and is
now resident of this city. He is the Washington
correspondent also Of the Philadelphia Ledger, and
does the foreign correspondence Of that paper and the
Union occasionally. He is the intimate friend Of
Mr.. Buchanan. We say this much on indubitable
authority Want M. Grund ,criies Is al,Oays sens.
official
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03
CROUCH AND READY PANTS.

q Jeso more left, af ,ifty cests . par.
n LSO, running off at auction prices, ! good
~ assortment Of SUMMER CLOTH,
Tweed and Linen Goats, Satin, Silk, and White
Marseilles Vests; Cashmere, Linen, and GAM
broom Pants with Shirts, Suspsnders, Drawers,
Handkerchief, and variety Of Fancy Goods.
-s gs 8 VIM b LEWIS, 9Th
Penn. avenue, near l1th strsst
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or Thanks. thanks, to that sterling Wing Senti-
mel published At Miiintown, Pa for his kind notice
Of u, and the lst Of newspapers published in his
Congressional District We will cheerfully acceds
to the Sentiners request II he will publish for ons
year the advertisement in to-day's Whig. n;
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

We lsarn that the body Of beautiful female, ap-
psrsnty from 10 70 ls years Of age entirely divest-
% Of clothing ~ss found Sunday, says the Phil
adslphia Bullein ia wood about three miles north
sast II Camden, near what i known as the DeviPs
Run. From the condition Of the corpse, twas evi-
IDENTITY that Of person who had bern dead at least
three weeks. Il i said that wound was discovered
On ~ back part 81 the head. Nh III all.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

ons ~ Toms pismy ponies i dead. Tom feel,
ne loss ssv5fsly, thoagh il i small one. n MI
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

The races at Nashville commenced on Tuesday
laata Ths RAGS ON that day; mile heats was won BY
Guilds ch.sf By Wagner. Time, l:52a-l:5li.
The race on Wednesday, TIVE mile heats, for FOUR
year olda. was won BY Edwards CD. E., BY Wagner,
Time, 3:66 --3:6O3 --3:52
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH IN Turkey
We learn from the New Haven Palladium
that the Sultan Of Turkey is anxious to
learn the structure and working Of the
Magnetic Telegraph, and recently some
beautiful instruments, with all the appara-
tus, for Telegraph two miles in length,
were sent out to him BY Professor Silliman,
Jr,, Of Yale College.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

Ths President will be at his post again on Satur.
Day, ssys the Doctor Of the New York Herald.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

90 Tn Dnchsn county Ky. Wings have re-
sponded 70 The nominaion Of Old lack with oil their
might and main, 90 Il boys! m M N
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The Daily National whig.

Is publis he'd in the City Of Washington. every dav
at o'clock, p. M.-Sundays exsepted--and servet
% in the City at the Navy Yard in George
town, in Alexandra and in Baltimore tbe ~ y,
ing, ct 81 cents week, payable to the Sole Arent
the W hig, 9. l.. Gillchrest, Esq, or his order.
IS also mailed to any part OF the United States for a
per annum, or " for six months, PAYABLE II advance
Advertisements Of ten lines less inserted one tim,
or ~ two times for IS cents three times for Al
one week for III rs, two weeks for AZ vs. one mont
W., two months ~, three months SlO six months Al
one year $3O-payable always in advance '~'~
he NATIONAL WING is what its name indicates
Il speaks the sentiments Of the Wing party Of IN
Union on every question Of public policy II advo
LoR, subject to the decision Of Wing National Con
vernon makes war to the knife upon all the meas
ures and acts OF the Administration deemed 81 \. y,
verse to the interests OF the country and exposes
out lear or favor the corruptons Of the party in
s are open to every man in the country, fol
the discussion Of political any other questions
In addition to politics, large space in the Nation,
w hing will be devoted to publications upon Acr;cml
ture Mechanics and other useful arts Science n
erai, Law, Medicine, Statistics, SIC. Choice spec;
mems q american and Foreign Literature, win also
the Patents issued by the Patent Office win l;kess
DC Pubiished-the whole forming complete family
newspaper. - -'"t''y
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL WHTG.
One OF the largest newspapers in the United States
Is made up from the columns Of the Daily National
Wing, and is published every Saturday for the low
price Of two dollars per annu, PAYABLE IN advancs
double sheet Of eight pages win Be given whenever
the press Of matter shall Justify it. y
The Memoirs Of General Taylor, written expre.slv
tor the National Wing, are in course Of publication.
They commenced with the second number. lar..
number Of copies OF which have been printed ii = =,
ply calls for back numbers. Il -r
CHARLES w. FENToN
Proprietor Of National WING.
Washington, June 8, i647.
?: 8: ALL daily, weekly and semi-weekly papers in
the United States are requested to insert this adver-
tsement once week for six months otine m nr;c.
for publishing the same at the bottom of the advertise
men and send the paper containing it to the Maternal
Wing Office, and the amount will be duly RENTED.
Our are also requested to notice the
National Wing in their reading columns.
law6m CWE
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

0o-Just before the departure Of the Missis-
sippi regiment from Monterey on its way home,
drizzly rain set in, in the midst Of which the
regiment, under command Of Capt. Hooper,
marched in front Of Gen. Taylor's tent and pre-.
scented arms. The General was in his tent, but
came out and shook hands with Captain H..
and then addressed the following remarks to
them with much feeling:--sMy friends, part
from you with great reluctance. You are about
returning 70 your homes and your families COW
cred with honors scarcely ever equalled. You
have won honor for yourselves, your State and
your country, and can only express sincere
hope for your health and future happiness."-7
He then shook hands with the officers, and as
the regiment filed Of, they gave three hearty
cheers for the brave old General under whom
they won such green and unfading laurels.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

ST. so BECK'S ~ 81
DAGUERREOTYPE ROOMS
Removed to the corner gf III direct and Penn:
apense, over Stotts Drug Store. as
CCURATE and highly finished Portraits for
"A SO, Groups in proportion.
POST MoRTEM cases attended to with promp6i-
tude and certain success at reasonable advance.
fully solicited ~ IN ~ ~
june If ]. HIN. RECK
BALI. e Ohio Railroad Co.
WAsHMGroH BRANcH.
ON and after this day, lst instant, the EXTRA.
~ TRAIN of Cars will leave at IL O'Clock, M.
instead of l2l, as heretofore The change i made
in order to ensure connection with the Boat Line
from Baltimore to Philadelphia.
BY order:
June /, ls47. At NJ
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-
CABINET, CHAIR, AND SOFA M AN.
UFACTURER AND UNDERTAKRR.
NE subscriber bsgs leave 70 return his thsnks
- @ his friends and the public generally for the
very liberal patronage which they have bestowed q
him, and would respectfully inform them hat =
has on hand general assortment Of CABINET Fufni-
sure which he will sel very cheap Cor cash, q =.
proved pepper. He il constantly manufaesurinr 81
kinds Of Furniture Of the latest ssyls ara noes -
proved pattern; such 49, h Il g8
Mahogany dressing Bursans ri
spring ssae soGas W ap S8s.
rocking and psrlor Chairs
card. centre, and dining Tablss
Wardrebee
.l5Ba" n Bedsscscs
And, In fact, evey thing usually found IN eabinss
ware room. 8E6
Undertaking. I'll
He 10 also prepared 70 asisDd funsrals q 10
shortest notice and on the most libsrsl Nsrms: "a
he il confident that from his bna experience - ~.
tending funerals that hs will give entire sasucio6
to those who may favor him with their pstronars.
JOHN CONNIzLLY.
7th street, bsswesn H and I.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

G The French have built up the capture Of Ia
Vega " Col May into grand opera which i play
"a IN New Orleans. Il was certainly UNA Gr0ads
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BON TON HOUSE,
BON TON BOWLING SALOON,


ntles, Capitol HiH.
JAMES CAsPARIs has he honor q infosming
= his friends and the public generally, that his
House and Saloon continue open for he accom-.
mediation Of visters who desire 70 wils away plsa-
SAINT hour in healthfnl exercise. ..s .,.,ss
to furnish At moments notes I'll he fashionabIs
beverages Of the day. a
His Rsading.room i supplied with al the papsn
Of the city and District. LIaf4
Gentlemen visiting the Capitol grounds ars 70.
quested to give him call
Just received, large lot Of the bert imported Sc.
CARS.
may3I lms .4 II stlAas 3a's
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y a. A yolnnseer who has returned from the MeGi-
san wurs sys--I hsvs sesn the elephant, trunk
taskA md sll and am more than satisfied. ! went
ont = Polk soldier, and return Taylor Wing" We
gussif Mr.. Polk and hs Cabinet were to 60 through
what this poor volunteer has gone, they would -
turn Taylor Whigs too.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

~ Col Mata has been exchanged, and goes
home . fight o. again with redoubIed zeal i seems
h has written paper shout the war, which he in
lands 10 publish when he gets home. Wonder
whsshss i win " like Mi. Folks last message
s0tis C,tfG,sd;,.
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

D Company Of Illinois volunteers have pos
ssssion Of Santa Ana's cork leg. They say il has
shis inscription around The garier part Of it" H0ni
s0a .qs;- nal y tOscke. Prsnds gurds, Monsieur
Pokk,aa Il at3s A in
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HATS, CAPS, STRAW GOODS.
AND WARDROBE ARTICLES.
Gentlemen,s Outlftting Store.
M III. STEVENS, Browns Hotsl, calls he
M. attention Of his customers, citizens, ana
STRANGERS, to the large and elegant assortment Of
LongAnapped Oregon Beaver Hats
Drab and blue gossamer Summer Hats tt3'a
Black lustred Moleskin Hats
Do. gossamer and ventilated Cashmere Hat.
Also, small assortment Of fine Panama, Manila.
Straw and Leghorn Hats.
Military and Naval Chapeanx and Uudrsss Cans
for the Army and Navy, for every grade Of IL -.
vice, on hand, or made TO order. ~. ~ 'as77is7E
4. Wardrobe Articles. .a4s'l
Shirts, Drawers, Gloves, Robes De Chambre. &c.
All of which will be sold at reasonable prices.
M. H. STEVENS,
may22 lOtifeo (Lsts Fish q Col
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REMDYAT.

RE.MOV.dL.
a DAMS e co. take this method Of informing
~ the public, that theY have removed their OF
FICE from their former place Or Business, Elletth
Buildings, to the large and convenient Stors-roem,
three doors bslosc Gads6ys Hotel, Penn avsus, and
q few doors below the Railroad Depot, who're hey
are now more fully prepared to receive and fci.
ward al descriptions Of packages to tho foilowine
places: N aaFal
a Boston, ne Richmond, Cincinnati,
New York, Petersburg, Louisville,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg, ST. Louis.
Baltimore, Wheeling, &c. &C. &c.
Adams & Co.will also forward specie and other
valuables, and Collect Drafts Notes, &C., On, al
the above places at reasonable rates.
G. s.. McELFRESH,
may 27--eo2m s,,is Agent.
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GfBy lat nights mail we have dates from Vera
Cruz TO the 18Th nlt, three days later than by our
Laplsnd Reindser Express. No further sidings from
Jaiapa. Health Of Vera Cruz good
The national whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1847, 1847-06-03

CIRCULARS, etc. etc. = N
Neatly printed at this o0Aoe
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~. The Parkersburgh WAY Gazette goes for
Old Zach with n Jury. We expect to hear next Of
~ Richmond Enquirer falling in, for it will soon
b left alone.
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t1LMr q. IA. Kimber is no longer an Agent for
the Nstiopal Wing. g.. lgiss a
NOTTCE--Persons indebted tothe National w hig
for aaverssents respectfully requested 70 make
G. Il. Gillchrsst, who is our sole Agent, and whose
receipts alone viii be recognized by Us Is valid.
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t1Ths old wheat Of the upper counties in Viz
sinia Il pouring into Winchester. We are glad to
hear IL Flour must feel the influence Of this glut
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SEGAR, r BACCO,l AND SNUFF
8ass+sF4 Slr1f1

SA1SA111S3f ~ ODAOOO3s1 ANIL NIXUEE
STORE, iAH ssnf
Corner Penn. aoensse and lit, three doors aSesf.
ME public are respectfully informed, that 81
- calling at the above named store they can b
nupplied with choice selection Of Ssean CONSISTING
is part a. follows, viz: Nd
Cazadores
Principe
La Norma
Rifle
HalfSpanish, SC.
I. Also on hand, . prime lot Of
Che'ci'g and Smoking Tobacco. SnaF. 60.
all Of which she will eel very low.
may26 I'm
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-10-13
!. WONDERFUL, STEP SIN MUG.

DELlEViNG the DAYS of common Music with
- which the United STATES had lately been Hood.
ed, at an end, the advertiser has published colec.
ton OF the most beautiful Snngs Marches, W,I,zes
pukas, Mazarkas. Duets, etc. from engraved plates
with which he intends - convince the world that a
rich and original article can be sold at less urice
than common one by obi aiming large circulation
10 reduce the first expense. II will consist of twelve
original peces by the first modern Masters some of
which are from SIX 10 eight pages, each bound in
one Volume. and called "A WREATH FOR THE
HOME CIRCLE The whole to be enclosed IN a
Cover and Illle engraved and printed at large ey.
pr.sc. in the vet almost unknown art of Nvlorra
ply, and worked ia SIX brilliant colors and bronzrs:
the whole forming collection The like of which
cannot he bought single tor double the money. II
must be borne IN mind that this is 10, trashy stuff,
got up on po"r paper and type, but beautifully en-
+ravcd and printed on the finest paper by a Broad
"a9 establishment. The work will make a suep.
dIt present and will he RENTED by mail on the re-
ccp of 80 post paid to
WI. VANDEkBEEk, SIS Broadway. n. Y.
Also. constantly on hand, al the new aud FASH
ionabe Music, and ali the reprints from foreign edi-
tons.
Editors OF country papers giving this two nscr-
IONS, and sending copy Of the paper 10 The lbove
address. shall receive copy OF the work ,nncdi-
atess.
March 81 lSi7.