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WASHINGTON, March 81.


NV opinion that General Taylor is safe.
consider as fully confirmed BY The statements
of Dr. Jarvis and Lieut.. Patrick. who arrived
here last night The latter left Moaerey attn
as late date as any person from tht ice.;e
Both of Ihese intelligent and well informed
men are of the opinion that General Taylor
and his army are in no danger whatever
Lieut.. Patrick states that he has not had any
battle, unless of his own seeking: and that,
in whatever action had taken place, theMex-
leans had ia his opioion, been badly beaten.
Further, they agree that Monterey is in
no danger at all that General Taylor can
retreat 10 it, if he pleases; that thousand
men in The fort can resist successfully the
whole Mexican army; and that they have
three or four months provision and munitions
Of every kind.
Still later bS way Of the Magnetic Tcle-
graph from New York TO Boston.
New YORK, FRIDAY. March 26, evening.
FROM THE SEAT OF .WAR.-We have
received the Savannah Republican, which
has advices direct from General Taylor, who
with 5000 effective men, retiring quietly
be(ure Santa Annals advanced guard.
At Monterey. the whole number Of rations
for the soldiers would last one hundred and
twenty days.
REqUIsIrIoN REFUsED.-The Governor of
Louisiana has concluded not to call out any
troops under the requisiiion Of Colonel Cur
lis.
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For Sale.

A Two story House and lot,
II 8fhs with suitable out houses,
,{|I+i:i: pleasantly situated on Semin-
j ary-st, a few rods east of Jo-
scph Dyars. owned by the heirs Of the late
Orrin Stowell, now occupied by A. X. Ri
sing. For further particulars. enquire Of the
subscriber. IRA ALLEN,
Middlebury, Feb. 9th. 1917.
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SULLIVAN ROAD.

The ccremnny Of breaking ground on Tins
road was crlrbi atcd AT Claremonton Thurs
d,y the l,l inst A large company d The
friends Of The road parlouksOi splendid dun
nrr, furnished by our nci"hbors of Claemon'
and spread with excellent taste by L. A. Am
hrnsc at the fremont House.
On the rcmov Il Of the cloth. Gov Huh
bard. arose and addressed the company IN
his usual happy tyIc-congraiul"'mg me
friends of The Rold on the success OF thclr
IAhors. cuumcraiing some ni' the difficulties
con,cnleI with, acknowledging tho servlre>
of the Cheshire and Central Ftock-holderS'
and closing by offering rs ii sentiment.
The Bridge-The connecting link be
tween the Central and Sullivan ROads-may
lis massive granite and firmly cemcnicd and
huItcd piers ever remain an emblem oil The
friendship which exists between The friends oil
the twn Roads
Nv Edwards, President OF tho Cheshire
followed in Il short address. Briciaddrcfscs
were then made ani sentiments offered by
MrSsrs. Upham. Jarvis. Leland. &c Of
Clarcmoni, and by McssrE, Robbins Price.
Hubbard and Wardnrr. and the company
separated with mutual feelings ol friendship
and confidence.
~ indSor Journal.
The celebration closed with ball III tho
fremont House.
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MORE FROM GEN. TAYLOR

By the following extract from the Wash
ington correspondent Of The Journal of Com
merce received just before Of our paper went
to press it would appear doubtful whether
any battles with Santa Anna had as yet been
fouphf
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OaDxNspURGH RoAD.-We learn from The
ST. Lawrence Republican that the Directors
of this road will meet in Boston on The 0tll OF
April, when the report of the Engineer will
be officially made. 1t has already been sta
ted unofliciaIly, that the Engineer will report
in favor Of adopting the line If the Vermont
and Canada road Through Franklin Co. VIZ
and crossing the river Rlchlleu by bridge
,hus avoiding a ferry on Lake Champlain, &
connecting Boston with Montreal and Og-
dcnSburgh a, the same tlme.-PL Watch
man.
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Drab MOrcen.

A largo quantity for sale lowerc than eveI
known, bv II. 4. Sheldon.
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FIRES.

On Saturday, the 9th inst, u,e first Unita-
rian meeting house in Liilleton was entirely
destroyed by FIRE. 1t was insured IN this
city l2r $500.
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NOTICE.

Persons indebted to Mr.. l. C. Mead Of Corn
wall will find their accounts at the office OF
LINSLEY & BECKNfTH.
March II, 1917.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.


I'VE, the subscribers, beng appointed by tic
w Hon. the Probate Court for the District OF
Addison Commissioners, to receive, examine:
and adjust all claims and demands of all PERSONS
against the estate of
ELIPHALET SAMSON.
late of Cornwall in said District, deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in Offset
thereto And six months from the 12th day OF
March 1877 being allowed by said Court for That
purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice that
we will attend to the business of our said appoint
mcnt atthe dwelling house OF EHpbalet Samson
Jr in Cornwall on the second Saturday of April
and September next, from . O'Clock, A. NJ. until
four p. NJ, on each ofsarl days.
6 S"'!G p: ' FsSa Commissioners
Dated at Co5RraH his l2M day Of March
1917.
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AZ Central Railroad Stock is steadily
rlsing in Boston Spectators have pur-
chascdi few shares during tho past week at
eiehf, three dollars. Holders are Ceiling
smart.
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T'he best Winter
Lamp Oil /!

Also a cheaper qualify Tor 60 Ct.
Just Rec. by FRANCIS.
Jan. 1st 1916.
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NOTICE.

THE Subscribers would give notice TO all
who are indebted 10 them that immediate
payment will save them cost"
JOHN b. HUNTLEY & co.
Salisbury Nov. %, 1916.
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Read the following voluntary tribute 10
WlSTAR'S BALSAM. from the Kinder
booker Sentinel, dated July 81, 1918
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STATE OF VERMONT. /
District of New Haven IS.

A true copy Of record.
Attest Jcd. S. BuStReH. RrgiSicj
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Solomon Drake

Solomon Drake
.! VS..
Nathan Hardy.
Amandria Clark,
Frederick A. Sharp,
Josiah Stickney,
George Seaver.
Benjamin B. Grant.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

Office Of the american. Aug. 10, S p. m.
Gennesee brands cannot be quoted at over S5.s73.
About 1000 bills have been taken at this rate to
day. Michigan -four is selling ii small lots at S575.
Southern is held nominaIy at So.
Corn is very dull, and the entire sales of the day
do not exceed thousand bushels, though holders
continue firm. The asking price has advanced to 70
a74 for Mixed and rs for yellow. Oals are firm at
47a50.
Rye is still held at 8 cents, with sales of 1000
bushels
Whiskey is active, and sales are making at 2scts
IN bbls, and some very prime at 2sa cents per gal.
lon. w.. .ra. sfa
Cotton is very dull 10 Jay, and Ut few sales max.
ing.
The Rice market has an npwar! tendency, bui
there is no demand for shipment.
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A PEopLE's CoNvErrloN.-The New York
Mirror suggests, that, on the 4th of May, lS48,
a CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE shall
assemble in Baltimore to nominate General
Taylor for the Presidency, together with suit
able candidate for the Vice Presidency, and that
the members of this Convention shall be Sc.
lected without. party trammels, and with no
pledges but those of Freemen, namely their
devotion 10 the Constitution and the Laws OF
the United States, and 10 the clearly ascertained
will of the people.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

Coz. Benton AND Gov. MARcY.-Old Bull
lion, the chief Of the anti-Taylor party, says
the Philadelphia North American, who intends
rnining Old Rough and Ready by casting
on him the stigma Of "Southernor," and
a "Slavebolder," calhoun man, and wha,
not, has written terrible letter to the powers
that be, imperiously demanding court martial
forthwith to redeem the character Of that much
prosecuted young gentleman, son in law 1t.
Col. Fremont 1t is said that the chief of The
War Department was, contrary to his usual
habit, quite excited on the reception Of this
command, and at once threatened to resign il
the President submitted to the dictates of the
invincible Mssourian.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PHlLApELpHI.. AUG. l3. p. N

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. l3, l.. M.
Flour is bul little inquired for al s. for Penn
syvnnia, and S. 81 | 2 Tor Western; Corn
meal is nominal at So IS Oats, the demand
has fallen off, old can be bought for 5Ol5l cts;
Wheat is in better demand at l25al30 cents !.
Corn, moderate sales at rs cents for Pennsyl~
vania yellow; Provisions are still dull; some
sales Of Lard have been made at iOalO 2 /;
Cotton, sales have been made al l2al3 cents
for Uplands and New Orleans Whiskey. $50
bbls. Western changed hands al 90 cents.
Stocks continue 10 Decline The sales at The
first Board were 1900 United States Treasury
notes, 6's l04 l-2; $50 do. lO4 At second
Board, 900 Texas Treasury notes Is; 500
United States Treasury notes (old) 2O4.
*- .. Bait. American.
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THE WASHINGTON CITY CIRCULAT.
ING MUSICAL LIBRaRY.-MRs. Gan.
RET ANDERSON intends opening the above named
Musical Library SOON a sufficient number OF
subscribers shall have been obtained to Justify the
carrying the same into effect It has been APPROX ed
by many, as it will afford an opportunity to the To-
yers Of music Of svailng themselves Of what music
they may want, for its use only at small expense.
The Library will be furnished with the standard and
new music, comprising opera music, songs, duets,
values, Sc.
For terms, apply at my Music and Stationery
Slere, where the Library will be established
Penn. avenue between llth and 18th SITS.
| august 5--oaw4w
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

August Is, ls47.
U. S. Loan ls67--l05. to lO5s-large
sales. No change in cotton goods. Sales Of
beeves 50 40 to So so on hooE Live hogs
Sc IS 10 So so Sales Of coffee at to 81.
Shad 81 to 81 so. Mackerel No. and 2 Sc
to $40 in demand. New -four to-day Sc to
S. l2a. Wheat Is TO lao. Molasses % to
SO. Shoulders u to n; sides 81 to 81
hams 9 to II. Lard in kegs 10. to lOa
Sugars IS IS to Sc rs.
Mr.. Clay is in Baltimore.
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lfyou nominate n man for the Presidency, says
tie INV Orleans National, that is not honest, his
expression Of sentiments and principles in advance,
amount to nothing. The people have nominated
Zach Taylor because he is honest. They are will.
ing to look to his acts for the expression of his pn.
ciples. .n ,'s sg. a..t,.
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The Catholic church in the vicinity of Lincolnton
was entered, night last week, and robbed Of its
furniture; including the robes Of the Priest. The
loss is estimated at $500. [Carolina Waterman,
10th ultimo.
When the rogue was caught, a copy Of the Wash
ton Union Of the 18th Of May, ls47, was found
upon his personi
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WAYERLY HOUSE.

TUNHE Subscriber would inform his friends and
IL the public generally, that he has opened
RESIA and H07 TEL, Of the above name,
on Sixth street. few doors south of Penn. Avenue,
where he will be happy to entertain THIN in man.
ner that he hopes will BE- satsfactoy. His BAR
will be furnished with liquors Of the best and nost
approved brands, and the Eating Department will
always contain every delicacy In season. He hopes
to receive portion Of the patronage Of his friends,
while he endeavors to cater for the public taste.
aug Aft l.. HI BEVAN 8.
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National Conventions There will, possibly, b.,
two National Conventons-one by the Wings, and
the other by the Democrats. IN. o. Notional.
The number is likely to be increased. The ne
gro Liberty men will possibly hold one, and il is
now uggested that the Taylor people, who belong
10 neither existing parties, shall hold one also.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

RICHMOND. Aug. IA.
25 IN. p. 8 A. NJ.
We have thirty days later intelligence from
Puebla and the City Of Mexico, by an arrva
at New Orleans from Vera Cruz.
General Scout was in Puebla on the 30h
July. ".a-
He was TO advance upon Mexico forthwith.
A general engagement, with the enemy wa.
expected. .. &c.,. -. =.
Santa Ana and the Congress were quarrel
ing. ....
Gen. Pierce was at Perote.
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NAVAL. Pensacola, August 2.-Tne Relief
sailed yesterday for Anton, carrying the mails
The Supply is discharging coal The Electra
is taking in stores and will sail in few days
for Anton. with Purser Kennon on board
The U. s. Schooner Flrt is lying off The har-
Dor waiting for dispatches for Com. Perry
Commodore Conner is TO take command Of this
yard. a
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We now proceed 10 prone that the Mex
lean war was precpita,ed by the voluntary
action of General Taylor, in dsobedieuce Of
the orders de had received from the govern.
meni.--.Ns,o York EUening Post, d.
Why does not the Government then order
the Old Hero TO- be Court Mar,ialled +?
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

Congress took into consideration the report of q
committee, consisting Of Mr.. jefferson, Mr.. Chase
and Mr.. Howell. to whom was recommitted their
report Of p an for temporary government Of the
wentern terntory, when a motion was made by Mr.
Spaight seconded by Mr. Reed, to strike out the fol-
lowing paragraph:
'That after the year 1900, Of the christian era
there shah be neither slavery Involuntary servi-
tude in any Of the said States, otherwise than in
punishment Of crimes whereof the parties shall have
duly convicted to have been personally guilty."
Journaiof Congress, 1884.
This resolution was written by Jefferson.
was reported by him, and received his vo,e.-
So that the Wilmot Proviso should be called
the Jefferson Proviso.
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The Secretary Of the Navy has contracted
with Major Arnold Harris to carry the United
States mail from Chagres to Astoria, in Ore
gon. This is continuation Of the route from
New York 10 Chagres.-Pr Prentice.
1t is also continuation of the route of the
Treasury Bounties into The family of the Arm
strongs
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We attach no faith whatever to the report
can Government that he would take steps TO
coerce peace measures, if the Mexicans would
not accept the Trist propositions.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

ARRIVAL OF TRoops The steamer Rain
bow, Capt. Seleck, arrived yesterday, says
the N. o. Picayune of the 9Th inst, from Baton
Rouge, brought down Capt. Sheppard and
twenty Eve privates of the 9Th Regiment Of
United States Infantry and landed them a, the
harm ....... ..
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

On the 2lst instant there is to be gathering o.
the clans in in New Berlin, Pennsylvania to nom'
nate the old Thundersr of Monterey to the Presiden.
cy. The people do not obey the Democratic leaders
who tell them they shall not make President out
Of General in the midst of war.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

" What is the object Of this wal asked an
an,inesro- slavery man the other day Of pronegro
slavery man. To give the Mexcans hill generally,
and to make Mr.. Polk President second term
was the reply.
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W. p MLMI0T0
ARCHITECT
Et AND s..
P A TEN 7 A G ENT.

ONCE opposite the Patent ONCE,
CORNER OF sTH AND F ST. CITY OF WASHINGTON
WILL attend Ia preparing SPECIFICATIONS
w DRAwINos. &C., and all bnsine 5 intrusted
to him connected with the Patent Office, or his pro-
fession, with. promptness and despatch
PATEsT- OFFICE, Feb. 18Th. 1912.
Mr.. VIZ. p. ELLIOT, who has been formerly en-
ployed in the Patent Office Draughtsman. &C.,
having established a Patent Agency in the city Of
Washington. take great pleasure in recommend
ing him as gentleman worthy Of confidence, and
as heng particularly qualified 10 take charge of any
business requiring n knowledge of mechanical SCI
ence the progress of the arts, and patent improve
ments. Mr.. Elliot isalso well acquainted with the
practice Of this Office. ....,. .a
HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
aug IS tf Commissioner of Patents.
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Wo go for doing justice to all who have endan-
gered life and health in their coun.ry's cause.
T,G Ibidem.
" 50 do we-but we 90 further. We are for d..
ing justice also to all those who plunged the coun
try into this Mexican war, and who, when called
upon refused to make up arms in defence of it, bu,
said at home and called oil those who shed TO the
battle field traitorous Mexican Wings -
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

Mr.. Mason says that there is nothing on the
records of his Department going to countenance
the newspaper charge Of want Of personal bra:
very against Com. Buick.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

The President is not responsible for the con
tinuance OF the war Washington Union.
James X. Polk is the most irresponsible man
we ever heard Of He takes no public respon-
sblilies, and he has no "little responsibilities
in his own family. Prentice.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

A G. Eye, esq.,, announces himself in the
Westminster Carroltonian. as an independent
candidate for Congress in the Sd district Of this
State. Baltimore Patriot. d.
This attempt to EDGE himself into Congress
will not succeed. ...
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

For the accommodation Of the public, an
order has been issued by the Postmaster Gen,
eral, directing box 10 be placed on the noon
day train of cars from this city to Baltimore,
for the reception of letters and newspapers.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

~ Mr.. Walker, the Secretary Of the Treasury,
has been dining at the Lunatic Asylum in New
York. Do coming events cast their shadows beforel
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

% The eih-now the 2nd--Regiment Of ILL
nois Volunteer Foot is now full, and numbers $40
strong. 1t is to rendezvous at Alton, and is cons
manded by Col. Collins
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A. M. H OF FAR.
SURGEON DENTINT.

NOUR-AND-A.HALF street, five doors above
- Penn. Avenue, east aide. A. M. n, performs
all operatons in the line Of his profsson such a.
plugging, cleaning and inserting artificial teeth, from
one 10 full set-also full sets made with artificial
gums. Having had great experisncs in his lins Of
business for many years in the city Of PhiladsIphia
he pledges himself that he shall not be supposed for
beauty or durability, and having very great facilities
for such work, il will be done much lower than ever
done in this city.
From four to five o'clock each day devoted to the
attention of chdrens teeth, 70 regulate their proper
positions, for which there will be no charge for Cd
vice, but only for actual operation.
aug 2--u --n
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VIReINIA.-He Washington, Patrick Hen
ry, Jefferson, Madison, Munroe-What may
we not expect from her sons Toast at Bueno
Distd
We may not expect that that portion of them
which inhabt the Tenth Legion will ever GO
to the Mexican war while any Democratic vot
ing remains to be done at home
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DESPATCH No. 2.

K DESPATCH No. 2.
RICHMOND, Aug. l6, As IN. p. A. NJ.
The Mexican Congress assembled and acted
on our propositions for peace. They declared
themselves incompetent to acl in the premises
Santa Ana called meeting of the Generals
They decided upon one more balle with the
invader.
The Mexican army numbered 10000 men.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

The marriage Of the Duke Of Wellington to
Miss Couts has been styled the marriage Of
the metals. because the Iron Duke seeks the
lady for her Tin!
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Agency for the National Hvhig, in Georgetown

Agency for the National H,hig, in Georgetown
The cilizens Of Georgetown are respectfully
informed that a
JOHN w. BRoNAuaH, Esq. Broker, &c.,
on Bridge street, few doors west of the Union
tavern, is agent for the National Wing. Per
SONS DESTROYS Of being served with the National
Wing, in Georgetown, will please leave their
names and residences with Mr.. Bronaugh.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

uf August | l. First fash of the lightning from
Columbus, Ohio, to Philadelphia. We shall have
the thunder from Cincinnati to Washington on tn"
2Olh instant. Hurrah for O'Reily
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What terrible fate befe the family of the
Donners who emigrated from illinois to Ore.
gon. Every one Of them persisted by slarva-
ton and their bodies were eaten by their com.
panons TO save life.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

We learn that Mr.. French boasts that he has
fifteen Southern Wings TO vote for him as the
Clerk TO the next House. Mr.. French will be
believed If he will state the names of The mem.
bers pledged 10 him!
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

rs There are only fifteen menat Bagdad guard
ing the property Of the United States, valued at seve
raj millions
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The Southern papers are full of accounts OF
the late heavy rains and their effect upon the
cotton crop. 1t is generally conceded that the
plant has not been seriously injured :
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

The Illinois Convention at last dates was
bank notes and on the Sd instant il was trying
to adopt The policy Of submitting every Bank
charter to the popular vote.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

Missouri WHlG STATE CoNvENTIoN.-The
ST. Louis Republican goes in for holding a
State Wing Convention in Boonsvile and says:
1--WE are decidedly in favor Of such con-
vention. We desire 10 see the Wings propose
candidates for candidates for Governor and 1t
Governor OF the State. We desire to see, as
we know we shall see, Taylor electoral tick
Ell nominated, and that, too, composed of such
men as will 60 heart and hand into the work,
and will do justice TO the character, and pa
triotism, and brilliant deeds of the old hero"
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-14

or One Of the very best papers that comes to US
is the New Orleans National It controlled by a
clear and sound judgment
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The Abolitionists are going against Taylor just
as they did against Clay. IN. o. National.
Don't be too certain Of that