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Universal Pills,
ARE A STRENGTHENING, PURG ALIVE
AND A PURIFYING TONIC.

ARE A STRENGTHENING, PURG tTIyE
AND A PURIFYING TONIC.
Thess Pills are universally acknowledged by
all who hayo used them. 10 IT. a Pielssut Szfc,
ard certain Cure for Bilious Powers, fcser and
Agac. Liver Complaints. Sex lIc,dIche, Inn,
dice, digestion, Impnrity Of the Bo,t. Cutsnc
ons Disea'e,, Nervous Irritation, Liugrof, lab.
tnal Cos,iv, ness Loss uf Appetite, D. spsp.ia.
piea, Collie. Worms in Children Female Com.
plants, and IN ali Diseases arising from TORPID
Liver or Impure Blood, AMI they ars heyont all
comparison the best Of all known specifics for the
cur. Of tia, class OF diseases for which the Medi
cal Faculty have for years united in prescribing
the celebrated
Sarsa parilla aaA wild Cherry,
Which are the two principal Ingredients Of DR..
Ls Roy's Pil's; and arc 80 combined with other
valuable Remedial Agents added TO supply ccr.
tain sanstivs properties which both are deficient
Of that the whole compound furnishes the safest,
most effective, most are, able, and most perfect
Tonic AMI Aperient Medicine ever offered to the
public.
A, an ,ti.bilous medicine. no family shonld
BE- without thom. single trial fs more satlsiac.
tory than thousand certificates.
BE careful to ask for DE-. he Roy's Vegetable
Uniycrsai Pliis. auI take no other.
1J'Pricc % cents per box. For sale by Dr..
JAMES Y. GLurR, Charlotte, and By PurgR &
Yoag, Concord
January 20, icls. Ball
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Price Cd cents per Fox.
a1nO REMARK!

Iw give Fire HIEdfsd D,ii1r. to any Fcrsen
2t.3s frodlcs, a. a less cost better, ic IN.
n7ecat aai more Perfect cure Jr AduE AsD re-.
vvR, or Cni.ls and Fever, than HY. 3saFpHy's
Sagar-COatea EcgtaSbie Anti-.c-
yca E'siis. / sill also give Ttco Hundred md
FIth Dy!4rs % any person Who @ia sho| siA-
-lo clse where any injurious ELECTS have e-' NJ
3! Tic use of lhcse Pills. !aey are warranted ln
ill cases to cure AGJE ASD rEyEa, eE CHlLLs AID
FEvEa. whentsken according to the directions &C.
com pan, ing them,
WM. II. MURPHY, w. d.
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Carriages for Sale.

fEyHE So BSCllBER has now on hand l4tgc
a. aud bend ONE stock Of carriages when ne
IN stI ,hes..; than the same description 81 We
A.elss have ever previously beea otts;ed n Ia
c. OVERMAN
Charlotte, May L. lsiS. IN
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karst ca,ss. s3j to 10 .
Gold rt.pine Watches, jsseled, Ia
ri csses q TO 30
Silver Lever Watches, full jewellci, II TO 20 .
- PEuiuc 9 10 10
Qiarters, inc qra'ty. fall jsvellet, to ~
a. rgmuon ;
Gold Pencils, LOO
Gold Pen., damon poiut, silver holder
and pencil. LIZ
Silver Tea SPOONS, Silver warranted G.
anal TO coin, 4'1p
with large assortment Of diamond bfeastplns
and diamond finger rings which vii sell much
cbeager than any store ia the city. With large
stock Of gold neck curb and fob chains ear-rinRs
and every thing in the watch add Jeseiry Inc.
all OF which an determined to sell cheaper thtn
can Be bought elsca here. | sl fed Win
small profits and quick sales
| As 10, my stock of Watches, b1tb gold andsll-
yer. | defy competition; as regards qnali'y ana
quantity. am prepared to cell them by the single
watch, by the dozen or gross, 90 that persons can
be sure Of being suited with . watch out Of my
extensive stock. Persons, BY sending the amoant
Of money which thsy v,sh 70 expend. can have
goods seat 70 aay part Of the United States. West
ladies o. Canada; o. By scnding the money 70
| any express office, the money 70 b paid on The
delivery Of the goods. All ask IL trial, TO con-
vince persons it will be much 10 their advantage
TO purchase from me. | guarantee oil goods !
sell TO be what they are represented or the money
will be refunded. Peasc save this advertisement
and coll a.
LEWIS LADONUS
4i3 MARKET st. above Eleventh, North side,
Philadelphia.
+, GJ'Al kinds Of Watches imported to order.
April, l-is. 6.n
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The l;rae lcnburs Vegetable
ETH.LS,
100000 boxes sold each and eve
~ wcck!'
The GraeGnburg Company


Cal. " n. JONES,
louisburs Franklin county, North Carolina
The General \ Zcnt IS fully pre- area to ~ ON
sub Agents wherever there ~ hO branch Of The
Company; ihcr or pe'soual a.pieliion OF eJ
.nal, post paid. Tne r4pi4 u o. ,rcri cet,bFa
ei p...s and The eG;-4or ln1fy cures they are
constantly eiccllng, render them, by IN the most
popular pl.l Jf the aye. An Agency Nj! eoSse'
lucntly e ycry valuable.
The Gfae'enbcre Pts are iaconceiysb'y snpe.
nor to any ever before discovered IT. I'll ttltoa.
oo.nplI,n $ IN general dsrapssm nj Of The > 8
ecu, in al disorders hch rtsl.t from lad .ta.e
II the bs,od, thcst pa are a sovereign remedy
Ia tie lass Of Diseases called cAy3n e. Vie tfae-
'enbcrg Pill, aoh eve tagir highest tf.umgas.--
ticre tney tely all eomi e'.tin. Enlsflnf siih-
~ The h.dd n Fetfs.es OF the > stem, taey qsiet-
u bat sIr,ly purity the blOaa root yul diae@scs
iad give tone aud yigor TO tic body.
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Robert GibbOn

STATE OF NOR1HCAROLINi,
MECKLENBURG COUNTY.
Nv EQUITy-Spring Term, ls4S.
Ssmq. Lawing and Wife.
rs.
VIM G Means. adur. Of G. Means,
decd. J. w. Means, VIM Means,
and jno Means, OF Cabarrus CO.,
J. :. Means, WIN. Means, c. T.
Means Isaac n. Alexander. Ad.
am Alexander, |. n. Alexander. ! Injunction.
adn'r Of {. i. Alexander, deed.
OF Mecklenburg CO.. NJ. w. Alex
ander and wife, OF Buncsmbe co,
Marcus Means, Nathl Means,
Angus Johnson aud wife Mary,
Cornelius McRec and wife Mar.
raret, State of Mississippi
y I appearing to the satisfaction OF me court
NJ that Marcus Means, Nathaniel Means, An
gus Johnson aud wife Mary. and Cornelius Nc
Rec aud wife Margaret. are not residents OF thi'
State, Ii IS L1,re(0re O5ltr by fAe Cosf, h1'
publication be made in the Charlotte Journal ioi
SIX weeks, that the above defendants be and ap
pear at tie next Court Of Equity, 10 be hela io'
the county of MecAlenburg. At tue Count lioa.'
in Charlotte, on the 7,h Monday aiier the ~
Monday ia September ls4e, and answer PLAIN
tiff's demand, OF Judgment will be taken pro con
fesso as 10 Thorn.
Witness, d. x. punlap. Clerk and Master N
Equity, at office, the 7tn Monday alter The an
Monday in May, and in the 73l year VI Amer
can Independence, a d, Isis.
u. DUNLAP, c. 4 " L.
! p,;,.c,. f., Is s2I 4ltlJ
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All Billions Complaints,

BOWEL COMPLAINTS. CONSTIPATION,
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AGuE, lIEAD
ACHE. JAUNDiCE, LIVER CDNfLtlNFS,
RIIEuN ATlSH, ALL STOMACH COHPLAl
MS, GREEN SICKNESS, &c, Sc, yield al
once to ths SO Pills. They purge away offensive
humors arr 81 tie prog'ess Of disease, AMI at The
anIs time store tone anl vlaor 10 the system
fl cas- Of geno al derangement OF the health,
lAey are SOVEREIGN.
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County Court Executions for sale here.
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CoRNELius sFrt


ToR,s,Nr. Dsfs to. Mas. ST., -2.is
Tie NO certificate tells sipfl- 'os ~
story Of suffering and relief, Of saita "a
ciAn lnd Suness IN the casr. chsft. alif s.'
DH CilAFAAI
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z. W. JOsi.YN n u.

For sale IN Charlotte by II. u. g. l.. s. vii.
lIams, j. I. Ga oet, md 7. j. f3lton, and .or
Ia sale all 'he colaIfy stores through The South
and West.
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ChIOrOfOrUl.

We witnessed on Saturday afternoon las,
surgical operation performed under the
successful administration of Chlorororn.
1t was The removal Of q large tumor or
wen from The leg Of little girl in this
Pace-aged about 10 years
The tumor was Twelve inches long, ex.
tending from the groin 10 hear the knee.
pan and deeply Embedded in the muscular
substance Of The thigh. Its weigh, after
removal was 81 lbs. 1t was removed in
precisely SIX minutes. And at the lates,
accounts the little girl was doing very we'll
Some eight or nine physicians of town and
county were present, and witnessed it,
Dr.. Mcllvalne Of this place was the opcr.
ator' assisted by several Of the physicians
who we're present.
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planation was due from the "Je6ersonian,"
for trying 10 be a " would DO leader and
"erriug," but he would make no explana'
ton. So says Colonel Wheeler. Ii is moth
ing TO d.
We we're moi at the Cour, House, and
know nothing about tina. long speech" in
the -" hottest weather" tho Colonel ever
experienced" We suppose the speech
was like most Democratic ones, long and
hot TOO: Guess 10 one was burned by it.
The Colonel seems TO think, the "JeE
fersonian" should not set in judgment on
the course Of his aspiring brethren abou,
here, until he has himself been fighting and
receiving blows in North Carolina, for
more than twenty years." he thinks the
y,fersonian is too much Of Il neophyle for
that. To all Of which we are mum; only
looking on.
The Co onel thinks the "Jtfersonian" ha,
had secret" g,udge against him, enc
thanks him for giving him a chance "pub
licly to explain his conduct /" We. he ro
grels exceedingly, having to say: "By
this Priest o. Democracy | am solemn,
accommodated, and denied all future
. rights (spoils) in our political church.
Hit him again. We don't care which il
tho "priesf y but as TO being " denied Ger
tain rights meaning thereby "spoiis,"-
and being "excommunicated and all that
i, is our opini,n they will G!l come unde
the ban shortly: and as for these two bel
ligerent.. fighting like two canine gentle
man for the bone "(spoils J We can onl.
say: Go Il my heorties."
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Education,

The services of an accomplished lady
has been secured to render The Glenburnie
Academy, in Cabarrus, a desirable place
10 educate young ladies'.
This Academy is under the immediate
supervision Of the Rev. Dan'I. A. Penick
and we have heard Miss Cousins very high.
y spoken Of, as tu,oress every way qua.
lifted TO impar' instruction and chas,en the
department Of those under her ,u,elap g
This snd the Caremont Academy, con.
Inued al the residence Of Mrs. A. J, Alex.
ander IN this county, offer sufFicien, induce.
menls to those having daughters or wards
to educate. Miss Wilson, ins,ruc,ress nj
The latter school, comes very highly re.
commended.
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GOLD! GOLD!

Nineteen bars Of gold from the works
Of William NJ. Mose!ey 4 Co., IN Bucklng.
ham county, we're yesterday exhibited TO Us
By Messrs. Deane d Brown, Of this city.
This 10 the result 0. Elk weeks la Dor, q part
oil the time with only enc engine, aud IN
spite Of obstacles arising from The scarcity
o! water, Dc. The expense OF procuring
this gold averaged about fifteen dolla per
diem, which brings the whole 10 $40
Tae gold was weighed at the Bank OF Vlr.
gina, and turned ouI 1861 ducats. Al 81
eeais the dst., this makes the snug gros.
SUN Of 80. 357 II cents. Rtduct $40
We have for The net profit of SIX weeks la.
Tor SYST II cents, or S469 SO week
Pretty good work this Richmond Wig
ooh u!timo.
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catalogues Of Devils"
(Pr!nter's Derih J

We have in addition TO Mike, . new de-
vii. recently imported his same is Jake.
They occasionally, like some Of their bet.
tiers, engage in coniab sbou, men and
things. We overheard them esierdsy ia
The following dialogue:
M,ke-Jske Wha, do you call gold
speculation
jake don't know xpnless it is going to
CALIFORNIA just now.
Mlke-No, that j. not il. When young
spark marr'ss girl for her sasies" and
,akeu,o me m.eivs.1ins. and AVN oruy,"
that's wha, | Call q gold speculation.
Jake-fou h, 1t tina, time. Bu, car
yos tell re ~ha, being caush, with "sll
yer hook " isl
Mike-l leave you to answer tina, ques
ton.
Jske-Well. 4 young chap who is look
IN. out for number one. sees line baited
with qusntlty OF acres Of land and some
dsrkies. the whole seasoned with +" "a,
dimes" al the other end Of the line II
lady respected for her antiquity md ex
pefience IN tho world, and for long time
veners,ed Tor her mairoaly virtues. IL,
seszes and is pulled ashore. A squire doe,
the rest That is wha, Icall beng caugh
with ",iirfr hook"
Boutwell,, there are lots Of gold spec
nlanon,, and fishing with ''siirer hooks, IL
ChrIs,endom.
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Honor to the cold NOrtl,.o

1t always REFUGEES Us 10 see any Of Car
olina's noble sons rejecting honor upon her
escu'cheen. Though it 10 only our adop-
ted home, we feel IS much interested in
her welfare, as were ne to tho soil born;
hence when We find any thing calculated to
aatter our State pride, We take great plea
sure 10 chronicllng il. Alta Mass Wing
Convention held at Lexington Va, On the
9th ul,., oui worthy representative, Hon
d. NJ. Barringer was present, and cor,
respondent in noticing the processing.
makes the following mention Of him:
The Hon. D. NJ. Barringer, of North
Carolina, who is understood 10 be travel
ling through this pleasant part of Virgin
ia on more agreeable business than politics
was then introduced BY the President, ant
spoke, during the e'eniss session, in yer,
happy and acceptable manner. Although
most Of topics Of The day had been lar &c
/ ly discussed, Mr.. B. succeeded in avoid
ing repetition. have seldom heard an,
speech more cordially received, and vher
the speaker sat down, three hearty cheer
we're given FOR Barrinser and the Ole
STATE"
We understand tina, Dir Barrnger il
now al home, and ready from this time IN
/ III the ldes Of November TO advocate Tho
claims Of sod Rough and Ready"
Mr.. Bar'inger delivered a speech ALA
IN Greensborongh, which gave great salts
faction 10 his auditors.
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Complimentary Address.

A, the request Of many persons, Mr. j.
A. Fox's Address, delivered in the Courl
House. on Tuesday, the Goth ullmo, ha.
been furnished for publication.
He had been selected to tender IN an o
ration, welcome to the returned Volun.
teers. The following were Mr.. Fo.'s 70.
marks =
Ladies and Genatm.n:
Time with lfsSaried changes has brought
this unusual occasion 10 our notice. Five
or ten years back and the widest fancy
would never have dreamed Of a scenc like
this. Even at the beginning Of The two
past years, our fondes, hopes would never
have dared TO linger IN qnietudc around
this Joyous festival; for al that time the
prospec, before US vas gloomy one. Al.
though We rested IN safety about our own
fresldes, still our hearts, such az G. cd gives
TO every lruo patriot, were there. Oar
most ANXIOUS expectations lowered over
the field Of .trlfe, where the easnon's roar
told the departure Of many a noble splri,.
Our tendefest sympalhies were gathered
around those who represented our country
on the battle ground. In them were con.
centred, all our hopes, our fears, and our
brightest nnltclpatIons Of subsequent sue.
cess. We there shared with our nrmv.
those dark forebodugs ever inciden, unon
so clouded future. Although We ware
successful IN nearly effort, yet il appeared
as II We should be wornc out aud exhaust,
ed by our very victories. There seemed
TO be no end 10 struggle. Disease too. ike
some huge Instrument of death, welded
win Hercuiean strength, was sweeping
from tho stage Of active existence. hun.
dreds OF our patriotic citizens. To re.
treat was to lose every thing our iodetn.
my Tor The past, our security for the ia.
lure, aud more than that, our national no.
nor 10 20 on, seemed but to DO pluno.
ing INTO iarlher Rum and into more u,,or
hopelessness: Bn, just when tho storm
was broodng lhckcs, over US, the God of
battles s'anched the p,,rio!'s blood and
sad peace, be still" and there wo, a
cain. We can now look back and con-
template the horrors of TINT awful ..ono
our past history tells no such tale. Mon.
iefey, Buena Vista, Reseca do IA palm,
Cerro Gordo, and many other memorable
spots, have stamped the boodlcs, pic,ure,
On our page oil victory; and now, gladly
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Very amusing. Very.

The Jefersoaian, disogreeing with the
motto, that 'Competiiion is The life ofrode,'
has been trying 10 read Col. Wheeler, the
unterrfied, out Of the "church" because
he was craving a share Of the spoils. So
the brave Colonel says, in a recent Gard
to the public" We never said so, faith.
We limited at the fact, tina, The Jefersonian
was trying TO )" ex- communicate some one, !"
mot 100 miles over the line Jus, over
the river-bul we never called any names.
We said something about " his not being
so nconstant wheeier &C.. nothing more.
The cap has fit so well however, tina, we
take occasion to say, We thought The Col
onol was the man, the Jeffersonian wished
10 eheef out Of his way. The Colonel
fi'ngs 1t" fore and aft " a, the Je6ersoniaa.
With all of which we have nothing 10 do !:
only 10 look on ENJOY the sport, and let our
readers share 1t with US. The Colonel re.
fers to the JtGersonian as lone Of our
would be leaders" on the occasion Of The
nomination of the District Elec,or a, this
place-says, if he "erred, others erred too"
and that cat the close of that day, The
Je6er'o"ion did not nuke any explanation
to remove these imp,essios,." So az CT.
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AN IMMENSE BED OF GOLD,

One hundred miles 10 extent, has been
{ lowered 10 California, 90 American Fork
and Feather rivers, tributaries Of the Sac.
raneoto, near Monterey. Mr.. Cotton, the
Acade Of Monterey, states that the gold 10
found 10 the sands, 10 grains resembling
squirrel shot, d.i.ened out. Some grams
weigh an ounce each. |! is got by wash
iag out the sand in any vessel, from tea
saucer to warming pan. A single person
ever 2 q, W.. laavs V5 saga
sand whites and as many Indians are on the
grouad. All the Americans settlements
are deserted, and farming nearly suspended.
The women only remain in the settlements.
Sailors aud captains desert the ships to 90
10 the gold region, and laborers refuse ten
dollars a day TO work on the farms.
Mr.. Cotton says" Oae man. who re.
sides next door 10 me, gathered five hun.
dfed dollars worth in SIX days. He has one
lump which weighs over 40 ounce. 4
trough such as you feed pigs in, viii bring
in the gold region, fifty dollars. Pot piece
Of sheet iron, punched with holes, on il,
and II will bring hundred. My friend J.
r. paid sixteen dollars Cor little basket,
and his companion gave isenty for cham.
Der pot,-aIl 10 wash Out the gold in"
More than twenty thousand dollars worth
had b en- collected. Gov. Mason and his
AID had gone to the district Which is Eve
days journey from Monterey. "The na.
,ises have gone for gold, the sailors have
run from the ships, and the soldiers from
their camps. for the same purpose. The
las. vessel that left the coast was obliged
to ship an entire new crew and pay each fif
~ dollars a month. No one can be hlrec
TO dg gold short Of sixteen or twenty dol
lars dsy-hs prefers working on bis owt
book-he may make less han that, bu, h
has chance of making much more. Their
Hour is worth S32 per barrel; 10 lbs. o
Boston crackers IN i'm boxes, $40 box
cotton shirt $40 boards $500 per 100 Il
A carpenter can &c, 500 per day. Mr.
l.. paid for common cradle trough. IL f,
by 3 vide, to wash gold earth 10, Sl5O.--
Less than days work 10 make IN. y
Sun.
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"Cass.ielll Made Easy"

Ua1er this head the New York E.ening
Post publishes the suhjoined capital hit;
The following is an extract fiou work
said to be in course Of preparation and de |
s,soed for the district schools Of Michigan.
II is entitled, Views Of General Cass on
Internal Improvements for neg beginners.
With questions and answers, adapted 10 the
comprehension Of the most tender minds,
illustrated with copious notes and portrait
of the General as he appeared when ed.
dressing the citizens Of Cleveland, with
1.-The noise and confusion which reigned
over that memorable scene IN perspective.
The thoroughuess with which the editor
has discharged his duty may be inferred
from the passages which follow:
Q. VIVA, did Gen. Cass call the man
Who invited him to the Chicago Internal
improvement, Convention
A. Dear sir.
q. Why did he call him dear cir :"
A. Probably because the postage was no,
paid.
@. What effect did Gen. Csss say The
invitation had upon him
A. He said II obliged him very much.
Q. How did il obhgs hml
A. II obliged him 10 pay the postage.
Q. Did be 60 10 the Convention
A. No.
Q. What prevented him!
A. His circumstances.
A. What had his circumstances 10 do
with his going 10 the Convention
4. They bad every thing to do With it.
Q. How did they have everything TO do
with is?
A. They put j, out Of his power ts be
present.
Q. Ho~ did they put it on, Of HE power
to be present.
A. 10 a great many ways.
q. What did Gen. Csss say bs vasl
A. He said be vas Dear sir, respect.
fully yours"
Q. Why did he Say b. vas dear r.
A. He did not mean 10 pay the postage
on bis letter, which he knew would be deaf
if anything bad 10 be paid for it.
Q. Had he any other reason for calling
himself "dearl"
A. Yes; he was held very cheap by hI.
coun,rymen, aud he wished 10 correc, the
impression.
Q. Did be succeed
A. Yes; after tina, letter. they though
him dear at any price"
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Noble Sentiments.

We transfer from the columns OF inc
" Boston Atlas" the following extract
which comprises the perora,ion OF the Hon.
Robert Wiuthrop's Address a. the late g'o'
rious Wing jubilee, a, Worcester, Mass
"As to myself, there is no mistake ~
regard TO the views which entertain.
am Wing; aud no, merely Boston or
a Massac huseits Wing. but an American
Wing. No, merely a Northern Wing,
but a National Wing; not merely Tree
State Wing. bu, United States Wing. |
am for standing by the old plaIlorm-ihe
old party. desire 10 SEQ beneath my ieet
no other soil than the common soil oil our
glorious Republic. ! desire to take my
direction fromno other sky than that which
will include on ito azure field. The whole
thirty stars Of our glorious Union"
Those are the sentiments Of every wor'
thy Wing; and in every true Wings bo'
some, they will find spontaneous res
ponse. Who does not glory in being
Wing no, like the Democrat whose sur
name differs with every difference in 'oca'
ton and secular in,ercst-bu, q whole
.ouled, independent " American Wing
Not forever changing platforms, but sveI
standing "by the old platform. Our orr
country's industry, peace aud prosperity.
The New York Express says tho editor
Of Tho Z" Clay Banner" in Boston. writes
"Mr. Gays letter ,o,he New York III
press has induced Us to suspend the publ
cation Of the Banner" We do not thnl
it generous to act in opposition to his view
so fully and strongly expressed. The pa
per has already developed considerable
degree Of feeling in favor Of Mr.. Clay
We find very few Taylor men Who prefe
Taylor 10 Clay--,he public sentiment q
Massac husetts is on his side. We bel,ev
iha, strong and determined effort on ID
part Of ihe Wing. would even now resul
IN his election. We stall, however, Wal
for tho action of New York before We pro
coed any farther"