The national whig., 1847-06-30

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PALO ALTO, RESACA DE LA PALMA,
MONTERREY,
And Buena Vista.
Subject to the decision Of the Wing National
Convention.
wHIo NOMINATION
FOR GOVERNOR OF MARYLAND,
WILLIAM Il. GOLDSBOROUGH,
OF DORCHESTER COUNTY.
E5-Mr. Baptist d. who was going to run SO fast
against Meade the regular nominee Of the Demo-
Gratis in Dromsoolss District, has determined 10 run
of ths track. So mach the better. It will leave
cisar field 10 Boiling who will give Meade Buens
Vista threshing.
81 ufThe Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad has
been sold to company Of Yankees who intend to
Yelsy the road with new T rails.
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See, ho,O they come The Knoxville, Tennesse,
Tribune publishes the names of the following
straight-outs from the ranks of the Polkociats in
Anderson county Of that State. "Jesse Hoskins'
Geo. P. Hoskns, Carroll Cox, Hiram Smith, Solo
4 mon Disney, and David vandasif."
g. Col. Gates, the commandant at Tampico, has
constituted censorship the Sentinel published
at that place. II consists Of Col. De Russy, Major
Morris, and Mr.. Capers. Under which Of the arti-
clet Of war does the Col. Commandant find the au-
thori'y 70 do this thing
Major Henry Smith has gone to Vera Cruz to re-
lieve Captain Hetze in the Quarisrmaster's Depart
ment, whereat the New Orleans papers express
great pleasure, saying that tho Mexicans will not be
allowed BY Smith TO depredate on our public prop
erty % HetzeI permitted them to do.
The Richmond Wing is right when it says that
Mr.. Walker is the President in the absence Of Mr..
Polk. Indeed, there those who insist that he is
President in the presence Of Mr.. Polk.
The celebrated Mound Flouring Mill at 81. Louis
came being destroyed by fire on the 2lst inst.
They had ON arrival at ST. Louis on the 3lst inst.
from the Upper Missouri Of 1865 Buffalo robes and
20 bags Of Buffalo Tongues. We would give a
good deal just now to get hold Of bag Of the lat
ter.
Do- News has been received at ST Louis OF
the murder by horde Of savages at Walnut
Springs on the great plains Of a whole band Of
United States teamsiers on their way to Santa
Fe with $50 wagons laden with provisions,
1--WE think says Prentice that enough Demo
crat will 60 for old Rough in lS49 10 keep all
other candidates out OF the field and ensure his
election by acclamation." Them's our senti-
ments 'xaclly.
The Wing boys Of Salem, Indiana; recently
presented Henley, the late M. c. with long
wooden sword having inscribed on it the words
"Betsey Wallop, lst Lieutenant Of the Henley
Guards" II will be remembered that Henley
boasied Of being able to whip the Mexcans
with half dozen old women armed with
broomstickss
Oo-The United States steam cutter Bibb pu,
into Norfolk on Saturday las, for fuel. She is
bound for Boston.
Auc iouItH regiment Ol lDulana volunteers
has been ordered to join Gen. Taylor.
3f,H 5 4s'
One hundred and fifty recruits for the artillery
corps under General Taylor, left New York yes
terday.
Flour, yesterday, in Philadelphia, IS rs: corn,
81 cents In New York, -four was ~ l2: corn,
80 cents.
The Maryland Democratic Convention have de-
clared that they will not permit the Wings TO have
General Taylor entirely to themselves. That's
right, gentlemen we have been daily looking for
you to come over to the Old Hero. Vote for him,
and we Wings shall be content.
We have received General Anderson's speech
at Knoxville, in favor Of General Taylor for Pre-
sident. Gen. Anderson voted for Mr. Polk, and
was one Of the pillars Of the Democratic party
organization in East Tennessee. What does MIR.
Polk think Of this thing? 1t is but the beginning
Of the falling away Of his party.
The Keokuk Qowa) Register is welcome ex-
change 1t has the flag Of the " Old Man. at its
head, and is an ably edited Wing journal. We
take pleasure in complying with the request Of the
editor TO send him our daily
The New York Herald has dates from Rio de
Janeiro to the 23d Of May. Things look very war
like against the United States. The Emperor does
not know MIR. Polk, or he would take care how he