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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27

Nehave aoplons details If HE ucws brought by the
Narah Sands hui mnstcanrut ourselves with mere ah
srae 10 day the intelligence Is highly uup,iaut.
Mlalfs are rapidly approaching crisis. and we reprr.
To say that we see hide prospect 81 the preservation "
peace on the continent Ihe Reorganization uf Poland
as naton is demanded 10y the public sentiment Of
Germany. Prussia aud France To prevent tIa. stem
rhe Emperor OF Russia Will march his armies mo the
territory aud we do not see how coll~au t., be pre-
vented. The fumes Of war once kmded, who sh,
say where the conI1elaiion ina, stop. France is arm
ing aud concentrating troops. Il would seem that al
Europe was Ia be banded against Russia We mus de-
fer ouf spceQatl1ns as well oNtarts, until our
next issue. The Acadia may be aeotly expected.
lth later dates
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col. BONDt RANT.

We learn that in some parts Of the District it is re
ported that Col Bonuraai Is no onoer in the land ofte
i,i,o ,r,i. .......I;,..I ;...,.,.
w - " "'' oe
W "'e se'" 'e'f' nun b"fhli@'a'h, received 10y
luesdays mai, which stated thai he convale>crui
and that his restoration to health was confident
X an,icina,eJ bv his friends
III t,;z.. ,..,. 49,.
'"''' ~ '"'' '''"' to a., "''a'' "'' IN
90" fohd"ahi iof hs imposed indltl'fenee,o h"sililA
TO our local interests. The Senior Edtoof the Wing is
as competent witness On this point as any man Who
could he bropob, in,o co,r Mr. voler in ,iev If "a,
u ;, ,i;
~ ''' - anu ''''''s ~ "'.''' ''''' "s c"''e 'o
"aru 10 say %aa he hnn"s OF That gentleman course
far as the local interests Of yncbburg concerned
mir Joer will answer for Cpl Rupdur9nt i'm a., ner
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27

baih ltmse,,t Congress have been tie scenes. ,io-
'eal and rNeiIbg debags during the Last ucch growing
'ai Il resolutions CONNECTED viii the recent afnt t.,
cary ell slaves, by the ship Load from Geyge,oNn and
the ma"li' station # IN Intention destroy the ucc
The New Era, The addition paFer established IN al c
~ alenl . months aga. lhe Edit dlsa,oWs all know
'dge ol and dlsappoves highly. Tie Attempt kd.nap
pug There wrrc demonstrations made ior several ne
'' Violence upon the osc Of the New Ef but the firm
N'ss ol The police anu the mi, Florence u many 0lacn
Ual eli1'1,, restrained he propIe Al ,be last dates or
der hal been fas. 'r'L al ,ap1ft, or the sa
" ol The ollie was irf We reicc that ,hc sea, Of
"ovean'ot Was saved ltom tie disgrace Of nob viz
lcnce
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
DENOCRAIIC ADNICE-

In he counyof Frcderir, there has been warm can
vass for The State Senate well as for the House Of Del
egates. l. seems that in Frederick as well as Camp
bell there are persons who regard the elective franchise
as the means merely of gratifying personal preferences.
and sacred trust which they bound To eNer
else ascending the dictates Of conscience and principle
regardless Of private feelings In reference this class,
the Winchester Nrginian says
''Our ad, Ice 10 our Democratic friends $50 first for
your patyand if either of tho federal candidates has
any special claim upon your Friendship, kindness o. gen
crosby. you certainly find some other way dis
charge il, than by voting FIR political opponent and
thus proving false 10 your principles and your paryo
IF such candidate however. will accept no other SORT
Of discharge. h. thereby proves himself ynnf worst enc
my tar in asking you for hin. he i asking Non
to turn treir your party regardless Of the fact
HAT IL assuming such position Thereby forfeit the
respect and the confidence OF all honorable men,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
4 e r. VI -.

- 4 sonof The Hon David Wilmo, ar,d 10 re,rs
lost bis life from eating the " lid p,rsnip
- Instead of thirty or forty millions II nlw appears
that the v,loe of the estates. left by JbnI.b A,,r
does not exceed ,rvrS,Np ,u,,rM,,,,o.s
-,,r. f,ono,,.i ,, u,ou,4,o, o,oou,neo, - -.
loo Is going brayely in making collections The a.
monni received from SUB agents. since The h Mafeh.lS
more than I've thousand do lars
-- mat m's'rAp.e SCAMP VEN "'ofs' w asu'nH
ton Dixon having served ou his Tine III NE 'o'ah'oS''
al New Orleans has salrd l'f n'''Ao' AT ''' head II
twenty three men and iwo cannon ana al me loot oil
proclamation addressed 10 Tue oea''c's
- lie Legislature 81 'fo1ay wanna mas a"2'h'u
all militia mns'eIs' tax NJ twenty I'VE Genus sltN'eu
upon every man SUBJECT 10 '"'''' '"'y '' o'ef'S ct
which e''oe divided o''"'e" Inc com
pahies OF the STATE 10 s''' IN deaS"3 .'e'' expenses
We h.Pr virginia my io'o" TUE 'N'''i'''
- "tneIal houston > ud'''s a. N''''" SIT NUN
upon h" III me mus % ,',' '''' we ''N'
really ne VEN OH u Ne" 'i'ni''''' - '"'Na '''
I'neef"@ SPeeehe7-aal we n'' III" AMY WIN .'"
a'ur i''o2'as'' 'aN'oS paw III '' - WV
f,,. ,.,,,,i,.,,., H.. ,Io \,
80
''oa'' '''''7,'''' '' -
P'"y ''''''e''s ~ ,'',''.' ''' - ;,
- = ''' - 49, 49,,
% VI '''2 ..l.,,,I 'p,..l,,,a
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27

'i7s my enii5a. and another Inn, The one held Al
''' 'd dt iare> Thai IN us egna ~ namlultci del
'-a''s 10 the National Convention " recognize the o
legitimate representatives uftae Dem ,ctallc raft1 al
'' Salr IN thai h'dy and cannot dob II fear ill
ne Democracy ri tie Union VIII either rrJeel that rep
f'S'o'aiian, or nally lis power influence by The
l'n' admission Of an alasons'e and fictitious aud spur
Gus Jedt men. pretending to represent anl usutjqus
Tive paNr OF mIsprr s-nts, our party IN the couact ol
The National Convention
These are strong terms and Indicate determination
10 clam adnss AT all hazlrds, fq the delegates ar.
pointed ~ the | lea Convention
The language If The New YORK Evening Pcs, is yer,
strong in surpef 1hrsa last resolutions d The BAN
huruers Il SAYS re uaion with The 'llunker faction is
utterly populated, now and ln.yer." The address is
equally explicit upon the bopc ssness Of any attempt at
bringing tie twos cuns into hara.0ous co operation
Il SAYS
w iial constrained sincerely n declare. from the
hest ulafns I'VE lave been abe bain rrom al |
ineclang" IT ofi9on with each cher and with such IN.
'egen democrats as have visited The carna d, ring The
pre- emf session I'll the legislature. lat far The dr.
tnocracv trum deslling unun with ths party
attempt l,ilact it wonl be considered corrupt ar
mngemeni among party leaders r their selfish purposes
and "aad I've repaliacl with unannl'y and contempt
which would scarcely he exec edcd by formally uniting
WV" ~ f'' ''s'
We lloh This Indicates As pretty quarrel as we
could hape for Were the Democracy united. New York
would b.. perhaps doubtful STATE In the present can
li,;.,. h. -. H.. va. ,,,... :. l. o., o,n
-, - ~
No'fS ! ne nun gives up 4" nope 81 Ne" ! 'fN anu
endeavurs to show that the Democrats candidate be
elected without her aid.
Greater bitterness will doubtless. be infused into this
,''''' Nv .'' '''''o' u 'o' o'''''''' ''i'' "'''
gans the uca Convention delegates Tor against them
The decision viii be- There can be no compromise The
address is very explicit on that point. 1t saws -
.rboy rcorot l., "a ,r,,.:-o ,bt = ,li, should e>i.t
:. -. - r. " -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
esEsbEeEE 6ssEEY,
EEHOsPs1fC 0na EeS1if (.cOfrT


AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.
4 hrfFRS FOR SALE,
% hhd,. Porto Rico and New Orleans Sueafs.
10 bags oll,e, Java. Maracaibo. iaguayfa and
Rio.
da old Java, superior to any ever seen in
thus market. supposed III I've 30 yaars uld
o,5o'" 10, 1ntir y es5arn nicon G's fiuad.
10 hhds. Cily enfed SIDE.
10 do aud ID bhls. \. o. pnd West India
Molassos
2 liereea Stuart pure syrup
- bales -. and ] ! brown nomeslics
20 d. Manchester Oznabnrgs, N,s. aud ,,
1900 TIA. Caon Vans. asstliej
80 - es Sue Leather.
l2O kegs Aanahin NaIs
% tons 'rrcd,gar aud Country Iron. embracing
almost every assortment
81 kpes y hite Lead
- hbIs. Tanners Oh. very fine.
loo gallon pure winter nrcd Lamp Oh,
IN do Solar do do do
10 baskets Sweet Oh.
- do vrfy 6ar nlaac. 1873,
case iaqocred BuXts exra fine Tea,
20 CHESTS and half Chests do
do Impartial and Gnnpovder do
80 kegs Blasting, Dopnnl's and Kentucky Rh,
Powder.
200 feel Safety Fuse.
20 tefees Ground Plaster,
s. sells Wagon Bones,
teree new Rice,
1000 lbs primo Western Feathers,
1000 lbs. Bllslefed Steel,
1000 lbs east aud shear do
so boxes 1allow, Sperm and Adamaniine Cam
drs.
loo sacks Salt
> ceraons superior Indigo.
: !aaes Madden,
% hoxes 81 10 aud lex II Glass.
! ton Grind Stones, (feal Nova Scotia)
2 bags Ginger,
2 do Pepper,
do Allspice.
10 eases superior mass Liquorlce, favorile brands,
10 do do stick do do do
- hoxes Tin Plate,
500 lbs. SpeIter
500 do American Sheet Iron,
800 do Russia do do
- do Mace.
; gross Masln's Backing,
10 boxers Soap.
3 doz Painted Pals,
2 boxes speed Chocolate,
q dn Spades and Slovels,
% reams fine Cap and Letter paper,
. boxes HAVANA Segars,
100 pair heavy Brog1ns. &c, sc.
ALSO.
large LOT of Prints. Bed Iicknas. Pan,aoon Goods.
IIandkcrchiefs. Shrengs, Neslings, &C. all of which
will be sold a bargain.
His friends aud the public respectfully invited 10
call and examine his stock before buying elsewhere,
he is determined 10 sell.
April 2l-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
AMHERST COI\1E

Webcg every Wig Of Iyncbbur1, who has vote
in Amherst. not neglect to give ii to The " hg caod
date Mr.. Kent. There fair prospect Of his election,
and surely there is Wig who cannot afford one
day, for the purpose Of aiding in such consunmation
Boat Will leave the Packet laodng his morning. at
- ocluck, Tor Dnla,l precinct. tr The c1nEeyagee
Of WIZ vu'cIs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
(Enm The MInchoster Rennbilcan.l

We have learned through private letter, that Mr.
HLNGY = C.BBE1r. son of Mrs. Elijah tn Cabell Of
this place ) has been promoted from he situation of pr
yate in the Virginia Regiment to The eligible aud
lucrative Office Of Custom House Clerk AT Parras, Mex
leo This flee is Of g-eat responsibility; and we
feel snIe the relatives and friends of Mr. Cabell both in
I.ynchburg and Winchester, Will be much gratiird 10
koo" that the appointment has grown out OF fidelity IN
the discharge Of special duties, and high confidence and
trIsness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
OBITUARIES.

Dan. n Maiasyllc, the 9Th of March, af Scarlet
ie'cr, A5ea li,lry, unly daughter Of " ,am \ and
Aucti'1 sluaicj4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
Apul - N2m
uisriE's nlL~l7for VIM cHERRr.

Neehaeosc thu wW'ita p1adUean medicine any knl
that stnas the tes tr THIS atoc Sc What Hpeu IN
Kent County, Naehol ~,s4, ho has been selling it ever
sin,c i Nas inst introduced.
CuNHGfaNs Eel. II, ~ &c.
Mt Se0N Fo,,le.
Nu, lnulc.tlnd ih,i You ,c hrfamo the general whole
ale Ngtn t that valuable ut1ur " stat =, Basan " id
thrrN Having ND all hal Il VI butts a yun please
may seul me iupher e's fhe ht opportunity have hren
The agent t' selling this met,rc nr live Nt1ts. during
that ume have sod some hundreds u dnof~ worth Law
frequently odd II IL Paisns apPlont, Al the Lat stages 81
Consumption. VII r with when al other Irtr
dc, aud the .hl ri ph,, inns h1 ts Tins Article ms
h' its own mup.t value lniatmrd many v4ndelul cure,
and established it scia reputation, iar SURPRISING
hrr meli,pr 81 ll1e hind, In the cold.
coughs carly stag, 81 Consumption As.ua. itvcr tom
plant, ". JOHN ~ ELL.
such Is the unprecedented slctces NJ THE medicine.
None eenoin. nnl.., signed Hlf ~ Oh tAe Wrapper
foI soe hy DAVID Il lsm,u, lsnsdime, aud by nrng
gi,ts general, tItans h,ut lhr niou.
Auul y II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27
RHRd0f5Da Macon C0llegc.

rt'lE Annual Hommeaceu'ut oi Randolph Macon Coeca
will be hold On "Wednesday. the nth june whn addrcs
7s vii be drlhttod by the me beis Of the graduating
class
The two letn, Sorices of the College will be address
td On the day previous by tie Hon Henry A. ,se and the
N"e,ef of Alumni 10y the Rev honas B. Russell, South
Carolina.
~ order oil the Faculty,
800, y, DUNCAN, sec'ry.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-04-27

ftI.ASS 40 boxes s n 10 Glass
~ 30 d, 10, X ~ Glass, irsi receiving aud for
s,c h BhYiNTA rINsJ.EY
Affil 81 st
l'AHllN liol. llhRltNGS Family Roe llenngs,
IN whole aud halt barrels superior article. for sale hy
April Its MCDANIEL n lEE
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05

THE ONO REsERvE.-The Wings of JEFF
ferson, in the Ohio Reserve, held an enthusi-
astic meeting on the 18th instant, and adopted
series of strong resolutions in favor of Tay-
lor and Fillmore. The following resolution
condemning the course which has been taken
by Mr.. Giddings, was also adopted:
d" ResoIred, That we have full confidence in
the principles and in the leading statesmen Of
the Wing party, and that we disapprove OF the
course pursued by the Hon. ]. r. Giddings in
denouncing that party,and seeking to promote
its destruction"
QUEKY-If Martin Van Buren, could not
carry the State of New York in 1910, support
ed by the whole democratic party, how is it
possible for him to carry that State in 1913,
supported only by faction OF that party P
Darlington Sentinel.
THE INFLUENCE OF Mr.. CRITTENDEN's
PREsENCE.-The frankfort (Ky.) Common
cedlh says:
Prior to the late election, Mr.. Crittenden
was able to visit but SO of the 100. counties Of
the State His gain in the sc counties heard
from is $3.50, of which 3,36S were gained in
the counties in which he addressed his fellow
citizens.
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER REMOVED
The Courier and Enquirer says Renja-
min F. Butler mas been removed from the
office of District Attorney, and John Nc
Keen appointed.
The Wing Convention of Pennsylvania
have nominated VIM. +. Johnson the
present incumbent as their candidate for
Governor
Hon. James Cooper withdrew his name
in a letter to the Convention.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05

Making per cent, for the year ending Aus
gust I'd, 1913. Said percentage 70 be cast on the
oripinal amount Of premium note, without refer
ence to any endorsements, and to be paid to the
Treasurer at his office in Montpelier on or before
the 18th day Of October, ls4s, being the anuual
meeting of said Company.
AS usual list of persons insured in the seve-
raj towns, with the amount Of assessments due
from each respectively, viii be forwarded 20 the
representatives elect 10 the Legislature bg Ehurn
the money can be sent. Members of the Compa-
ny chould aecolect this opportunity, as it affords
TO all a cheap, safe, convenient way by which
money for their insurance can be transmitted: ard
it is expected that each member of the Company
from whom assessments are due, will improve the
opportunity thus offered The Assessments are
due in October and in order to meet TIE liubiii-
! ties Of the Company must be paid in promptly
The assessments of this year arc small, q per
cent? and can easily paid by the members Of the
Company when due y little PAINS tsken 70 for
! ward the inoncy by your Representatives, in the
fall, will save the members much expense and
trouble; and | am instructed by the Directors 10
take efficient measures enforce the collection of
all assessments remaining unpaid AT the rising of
the Legislature. j. T. THURSTON. Treas'r.
Insurance Office, Montpelier, Aug. C, Is4S
IS; 3w.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05
MR.. CALHOUN.

At the public meeting in Gharleston,(S. g
on Saturday evening, 10th instant, Senators
Butler and Calhoun were present, and after
others had spoken, the Courier thus continues
its notice of the meeting:
The Hon. John c. Calhoun then came for
ward, and was greeted with such an outburst
Of enthusiasm by the large assemblage as he
alone can command. When the cheering and
waving of handkerchiefs and hats had ceased,
MIR. Calhoun addressed the audience. He
spoke of the continued agitation of the slave
question, and traced its course from its incipi-
encv up to the present lime. 1 he result, he
must confess, did not surprise him, because it
Lad in some measure been anticipated by him.
He canvassed the merits of both Cass and Tay-
lor in connexion with the Presidency and the
slave question. He expressed no preference
for either, but remained neutral, believing the
Presidential election of little importance when
compared with the great issue that was before
the Southern people, which he hoped would
shortly concentrate the whole South on the
question as TO the preservation Of their rights
as Shareholders He believed it was the duty
Of the State to cast her vote. The State, he
perceived, had gone into the contest; party
lines had already been drawn He would
counsel those engaged in the canvass to be
moderate, and not to enter the contest with ex-
cited feelings, or do any act that would pre-
vent them from uniting, after the election was
over, to meet question which he deemed par
amount to President making. After some re-
r.lrks in relation to the nominees of the Bufa-
10 Convention, and the stand the slaveholdine
States might eventually be driven to take, he
raid the South had nothing to fear from the
result; and that, if made in his day, he would
befound prepared to play his part IN the dra
ma.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05

Lots Nos 55, IS, "A, rs, 81, 49, Il, 81, &c and
a wedge or block of land containing 459 acres.
and other wedges or blocks containing 256 acres
in that part of Granville formerly Aveiy's Gore,
on which are taxes TO the amountof three dollars
and thirty-four cents, set to Ira Stewart.
And so much of said lands will be sold at pub
lie auction at the dwelling house of James NJ Ash
lev. in said Granville on the first Thursday of
October next, at O'Clock P. NJ, as shall he requ-
site to discharge said taxes with costs, unless pre-
viouslv paid. JAMES NJ. ASHLEY,
First Constable.
Dated at Granville, this 2lst day of August, A
d. lS4S. 49, 3w.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05

exercise of the Veto power. If, he said, YOU
woufd have the Legislative departments ofthe
country mere chambers for registering the E.
diets of a corrupt Executive, vote for the adj
vocate of such theory, Lewis Csss. But il
you would see the will of the people express
ed and perfected through theirproper Repre-
sentatives-if you would preserve your repub
lican form of government in reality as well as
name, vote for that man who will sacrifice hi.
own private partia1ties of opinion to the open
declarations Of the popular will. Mr.. aGgei
concluded his remarks by an eloquent, earnest
and stirring appeal to his Wing brethren tt
organize and work-to manifest their attach
ment to their noble standard-bearer, the gal
LIANT Ia or, by majority equal to that by
which they 1.-THE People of North Carolina de
clared tue affection for Harry Of the West
Nat. Lnteiiigencer.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05

GET. NARKIsoN AND MARTIN Van BU-
REN.-To those Wings who fought so nobly
in 1916, Tor the election Of the old Farmer
President Of North Bend, and against Martin
Van Buren,, aud who NOW repose confidence
II the present pretensions of Mr.. Van Buren,,
aad are willing to overlook the enornities of
MS past lie-to all such we commend the fol-
lowing from Gen. Harrison, addressed, May
%, 1910, to the Wing members Of the New
York Legislature
a bitter guaranty for the conduct of g
chief magistrate may be found in his charac-
ter, and the course of bis former life, than IL
pledges and opinions given during the pen
.en,y OF doubtful contest. -CierelGnd Her
cd
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05

When Gen. Taylor commanded the ar
~ in Florida he found among his priso>
nsrS number # blacks who were claim
eI as slaves. Thcs- Mr.. Van Buren, or
derad 10 be delivered over TO their former
ownors.-Geh. Taylor replied as follows
Il cannot for 4 moment consent to
mcddle in this transaction, or 10 be con-
cernad. for the benefit of Mr.. Collins, the
Creek Indians or any one else; or to in
leriere in any way between the Indians
md their negroes, which may have ten
dency to deprive the former Of their prep
crty,and reduce the former from acompar-
atirc state Of freedom 10 that Of slavery"
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05
STATE OF VERMONT.


District of Addison, IS.
Re 1t remembered that at Probate Court held
at Middlebury, in and for the District of Addison,
on the 2Cth day Of August A. d. ls4s,
Samuel w Olcott. administrator of The es-
tate Of WILLIAM ROWLEY,
late Of Shoreham, in said District, deceased,
presents his administration account for al
lowance: Il is thereupon ordered, that said
account be considt red Tor allowance. at the
session of this Court 10 be held at the office
OF the Register OF this Court in said Mid
dlebury,on Thursdsy,ihe 2lst day OF Septem.
Der next at one o'clock in the afternoon ard
that notice thereof be given 10 all persons H.
ierested, that they may appear aud make their
objections. if any they may have TO The allow
ance Of said account by publishing certified
copy ofthis order in the Nliddlebury Galaxy
a newspaper printed at said Middebury-
three weeks successfully, previous 10 the time
nl said Court.
Jed. s. Bushnell, Register,
\ true Copy Of Record.
IS Attest, Jed. S. Bushnell, Register
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-09-05
SOUND AND PATRIOTIC SENTI-
MFNT

Upon the occasion of a political meeting al
Raleigh the seat of government of the State
OF North Carolina, Mr.. Senator Badger, who
is resident of that beautiful little city, was
called out by his felow-citizens. and delivered
speech of great interest and power on the
great National issues involved in the pending
Presidential election. In the course Of his
speech he pad glowing and feeling tribute
to tae integrity, ability, and worth of Gen.
Zachary Tayler. He deemed the true pivot
upon which the ensuing election ought to and
must turn to be the question Of the unlimited