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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24
MONTHLY BULLETIN-No. 6.

THE SARSAPARILLA
COMPOUND of this Com.
pany is almost literally a SUI.
phate of Sarsapariila. So
highly concentrated is it that
the dose as butMe half of a
cerv small feasp00nJat-
while the dose of that which
/ is sold in large bottles. is
nearly a uine- glass In ad.
fdition to Sarsaparilla, it con,
|tains a powerful concentra.
ton of Mandrake. Burdock
Queens Delight, Elder, Vel.
low Dock, Guiacum, and
other important medica.
ments, which are not found
in any other preparation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-24

IN offering to the public this and valuable remedy Tor
L Consumption, Bronchtis, asthma. Conghs Coldsstr,
we append few notices of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be in Pamph
let for distribution at the agency which sufferers are invited
obtain may be proper to that Dr. d. an eminent
practising physician of twenty standing graduate oil
the In nf PENNSYLVANIA
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
Charlotte and South Carolina
Rail Road.

II is with pleasure, We announce TO the
friends of this Road that the Legislature Of
South Carolina has molly come fora ard aud
aided this enterprise. A bll! approprioting
5000, 900 10 the Gteenvlle road and the
Charlotte road has passed both Houses Of
the Legislature. Our friends can now take
courage and push on. One half of Ibis q.
noun! is for The benefit Of our road, and will
come at very oppor,une moment. Rail
road iron is now low and tie company will
be enabled TO avail itself Of getting sup.
ply at moderate price. For our citizens we
tender uaiegned thanks 10 the Legislature
for their encouragement. tosards this in.
pertain, undertaking.
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FAMILY AND SOCIAL READING

The benefits Of social reading are mani
fold. Pleasures shared with others are 10.
creased BY the partnership. A book is ten.
fold book when read 10 The company Of
beloved friends by the rudy fire, on win.
try evening. and when our intellectual pie as.
nres are bathed 10 domestic affection. An
elegant writer. commencing the practice Of
reading aloud, says =
Among thousand means Of maxim ,
home atiracive-a main point in ethics
this stands high. What is more pleasing
what more rationale VIA, mors tributary
10 the fund Of daily talk what more ex.
elusive Of scandal and chatter He would
be benefac,or, indeed, who should devise
plan for redeeming our evenings, ard raj.
lying the young men who scatter TO clubs,
snd ,averns, and brawling assemblles.-
Such reformer and inventor would deserve
garland Of hearts ease, from the hands
Of sighted women. Families which are in
stale Of mutual repu's,on have 90 evening
together owe. books or music. The mas
ter is al his bsr.room. The boys are al
some public room OF place of Amusement,
The girls are abroad in foil dress. The
mother sits a. home 10 speciaces. And The
several parties struggle in, wearily aud
sometimes suTly, at such hours as suits their
whim, and then only because nature de.
mands sleep. |; is well if even this, a,
length, is not sought away from home.
There is higher reason still, in favor Of
the practice here recommended. Written
language is the vehicle Of a vas, D,dy OF
truth relating 10 our spiritual and immortal
part; truth which we are prone 10 neglect
and truth which is never wthou, social
reference. Nowhere is the volume-4f. no
ly wisdom more appropriate, than when
read aloud 10 the household assembly; no.
where is religion more sweetly in,efmin.
gled with the attachments Of The heart
Heavenly counsels are no, the less impress
sive when conveyed by the famliar and cher
ished voice.
! beg leave 10 add, this q pleasure ror
the poor mans house. and for this | love
il. The poor man, if educated. is one day
almost placed on lesel with The prince, 10
respect to the best par, Of literary wealth.
LIE. biun ponder the suggestion, and efloy
the privilege.
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Communications.
FOR rnE CHARLOTTE JOURNAL.
Medical Convention.

According TO appointment, number of
the members of the Medical Profession as.
sembled IN Charlotte, on the 30ih uli., for
the purpose Of forming Medical Society.
The meeting was temporarily organized
by calling DR.. T.. r. Gibson, Of Cabarius,
10 the Chair, aud DIR. NJ. b. Tay or as Sec.
rotary.
The Chairman explained The objects of
the meeting IN an appropriate and forcible
manner. Alter which several gentlemen
addressed the meeting on the sui rct oi
Medical Reform, showing the deploraLle
condition Of the profession and the ncces.
sty OF unanimous action of the Physi.
clans OF this State to elevate il TO the no.
ele and digniiied position which il deserves /;
and which j. occupies in almost every 9th.
CT State 10 the Union. The honor OF the
profession requires unanimous action, the
wants of The community al large demand ii.
After which, on motion OF Dr.. T.. y.
Hutchinson, the Chairman appointed Com.
mlttee Of three, Consisting Of Dfs. 4. Tor.
renee, Bingham and Taylor, TO draft a pre-.
amb'e and resolutions expressive Of the
objects Of this meeting, aud to draw up a
Constitution and Py.Laws for The govern.
meet Of tbs Society. 60 be reported at an
adjourned meeting, 10 be held at Concord
on the 18Th Of January nexi)
The Committee reported the followin
preamble aud resolutions which were unan.
Imously adopted:
WhErEAs. II has been shown by eSpe.
'IeEce that the association OF persons en-.
gagged IN The same pursuits, facilitates the
attainment Of their common oblrcts. and
believing that IN union alone can medical
men hope TO sustain the dignity and extend
The usefulness of their professinn-ap be-
lies'og, that among the chief means Of
bringing about this desirable end. are ire.
queht social meetings and regularly organ.
Ized Societies: Therefore,
l. Reso'red, That il is cspedirn' for the
Medical Profession Of this portion Of the
State, 10 institute Medical Society, for
the protection Of their interests, for the
maintenance Of their honor and respecta.
bIli'y, for the advancement, Of their knoul.
edge, and the extension OF their usefulness
?. Resolred. That it Is expcdlen, ,ha,
me Medical Profession in this part of the
State should BE- governed by the same code
oi hetica' Ethics, and Ina, a Committee
OF three be appointed to report, at the next
meeting, code for that purpose.
The meeting then adjourned to meet a.
gain on the 18th Of January lsio, in Con.
cord
En-. GIBSON. Chairman.
VI TWloE, Secretary.
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The Charlotte Il DaHyiiic Road.

We perceive from the proceedings ofour
Legislature tina, Mr. Rayner, from The CON.
mite en- Internal improvements, has repor.
ted favorably on the bill 10 incorporate Tie
Charlotte and Dinvllle Rail Road. On h.
motion the bill was laid on the iable and or
dered 10 be printed. Il is evident the PEG.
pie Of his section is decidedly opposed to
any connection with The Raleigh and Castor
road, we hope therefore the Legislature
viii pass this bill, for We doub. very much
whether the stock Of any other road would
be Laken.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

vas taken up voting for Solicitor for the
9th Judicial Circuit. Daniel Coleman OF
Cabarrus aud ii. c. Jones of Salisbury
were the regular nominees. The vote was
: as follows. Coleman So, Jones As, II. W.
Guion II, Ellington B, and Joseph Cald-
we'll 6. No election. Mr.. Coleman lack
ed one vote to elect him.
Two attempts we're made 10 cleo, Su.
preme Court Judge. The Hons. r. NJ.
Pearson, W. n. Battle, and r. Strange
we're in nomination. Ga the first ballo, the
vote stood; Pearson 46, Battle As, Strange
. n. Second-Pearson "a, Strange 75, Bat.
tie SO. A ballot was then had for Superior
Cou'toJudge, which resulted as follows
A. C. Moore II, T. w. Bragg, Jr. Dem }
80, W. 4. Wright, Wilmington, (Dem.) 8,
Calvin Graves :, and some 25 or 90 scat.
tering. Mr., Caves was not a regular
nominee.
Tuesday s. Smith of IIerifoid elected
Solicitor of The lst Circuit, by majority
of one, every member Of both parties 70.
ting. Smith 81, Martin, Dem so.
Another attempt was made 10 elec, Su.
prone Court Judge and Solicitor, for the
9th Circuit. The vote stood: For Pear.
son So, Battle 80, Strange IS. For Soil.
tor, Coleman IS, Ellis 80, Ellington 30,
JOS. Caldwell SO, Jones /, (he had been
wi,bdrawn.)
Messrs. Miller and Busbee, have appoin.
ted as Assis:an, Clerks, under law ofast
Session. Mr.. W. Joyner, Of Franklin and
J. l.. Badger Of Charlotte.
1t is appareu, tina, both parties are too
much divided among themselves, 10 come
10 elections OF the above Judgeships and
Scholarships soon. lfeach party had have
centred on single candidate in each 10
stance, or if only one of the parties had
have done this, an election " uld have been
arrived at before now. There are too ma.
ny local and individual preferences for
speedy work 10 these elections and this en-
tire week will be consumed wi,hou, doing
any thing unless some plan be adopted for
concentrating on fewer candidates. mus,
close for the mail. That dignihed body The
Electoral College Of North Carolina is
nov sitting 10 the Capitol
q
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
THANKSGIVING DAY.

The recommendation BY our eSetltsl
Governor Of day Of Annual Thaukgr,
Ing, seems 10 have met With especial is'1
aud graiiiicatios at the hands Of the Pc
pie. We are reIeiced to perceive ts
amid the contests for sectional OF pohiaI
ascendency, and schemes for bclieryg ID.
physical condition Of our Commonweslla,
any such proposition Of improving tie
moral sentiment Of The community ~
commcudiogly received. That II has !
tendency to efIec, decided amchoralla
IN this respect, is demonstrated By NJ
menl's consideration.
Let not mother year then roll over oz
heads without our Peoples being n'ts
by our Legislators, TO make Anuvi
Thanksgiving matter not merely Of CO..
,omary observance, but of sincere iselps
"A season for kind, social sen,imcnt--n
The forgiveness Of injuries for acts q
good neighborhood, md especially for ~
charitable remembrance Of the Pcor 70
whom every harvest is scaniy and ever
year unprospcfous. and whose wants sn
designed by Providence to call loHh he
virtues OF their more favored fellow nee
Raleigh Register.
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New state.

Mr.. Douglas, Of Illinois, gave notice in
ne senate on the 4'h Instant, that he would
introduce bill for the admission Of Calfor.
MIA into the Union asa STATE. The success.
Of tins measure, IT Is thought, will settle
the slavery question. Il so, let !, pass. l.
IS al important that Congress should pass
some law relative to this, nov important
section Of country, on account Of the vas,
qlonii'y Of gold thu, is being found on the
public land. The quantity seems lncredl
BILE, bui Col. Mason, the Governor Of Cali
iofnia slaieslhe amoUn, daily to be from 80
TO 500, 600. We viii give Col Mason's let.
Ter on the subIrc! as soon as sc eau fad
room fof il.
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knowingly done injustice to General Toy.
Tor. II we have said anything which could
by possibility be siigmaiized as abusive, we
say at once that il was not worthy OF him,
nor worthy Of the Union"
After this we caution our readers to
look out for general exhibition Of ground
and lofty political iumbling about the tides
Of March," The Union does not in this
instance speak for itself alone InriHe
Register.
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MR.. RICHIE ANDGEN. TAYLOR.

II IS known TO almost every reader tina,
the tormer editor Of the Richmond Enoui.
rer, al present the editor Of the Washing.
ION Union, proclai med in the spin, ofpro.
phecy that Gen. Jackson's election 10 tho
Presidency would prove curse to the
country. This declaration, or the substance
thereof, the venerable Editor" daily re.
peated from the house tops. No sooner
was Jackson elected, however, than tho
hoary hypocrite became one Of his most
10y al and devoted adhefents The follow.
ing extract from recent number of his
paper, has given rise 10 the belief that the
oid fellow Is exercising himself ior SIM.
lar somerset.
We lay no claim to infaIibiirv. We
DO not say that IN the heat Of battle. and
~ the hurry of composition, some express.
SONS may not.have escaped US, or our cor.
respondents, which w. may now regret
The politician is not always as fortunate
AZ the happy poet, who meier wrote line
winch, dying, he would wish to blot
bu' positively, we say it-and We saw j,
'old'y- that we have never al The time
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
ron rnE cnARLnrrE InraNAL.
NJ, B TArtoR, Secretary.

We we're pleased 10 see the Profession
represented, from the Counties of lrcdeil,
Cabarrus aud York District, s. c., ipining
10 the work OF Medical Reform. We hop1
soon osee similarsociclies formed through
out the State and the Profession generally
aroused TO the importance Of reformation.
By united ciIJr, We can soon raise our
Profession TO us merlied rank and place
ourselves ~ proper position 10 our res.
pcctlvc communities. We hope 10 sec
full Attendance IN Concord, on the 18th Of
January next, as the society will then be
permanently organized by the adpotion Of
a Constitution and Bylaws, a code Of
Ethics and the election Of officers.
A MEMBER.
December 9Th, I-lS.
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Superior Court Judge.

Augustus Moore, E-q., vas elected on the
9Th instant, 10 The seat on The Superior Ccur,
Bench, which he was temporarily appoin' ed
to fill, by the Governor and Council. As
far as we can learn. Judge Moore gave such
entire satisfaction, except,o few members
Of the bar, that his election will give pleas.
ute, at least to the people.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
GDd1'IDffYs
FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1915.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON, Esq is our
agent in Baltimore, authorized to obtain adver
tiscments and subscriptions, and 10 grant receipts
lie. W. CARR, Esq, is our agent in Phila.
pelPha. authorized 10 obtain advettisementsand
drocure subscriptions.
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TIE BANNER STATE

1t Is conceded On all hands, we believe.
'ha' Florida is the WING Banner State of
,"e o"lon' having cast larger Wing ma.
Joriy (about 1900 in proportion to the
hummer OF voters. Than any other Slatc.-
Augusta Sentinel.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
YANCY ELECTION.

lancy votes 10 morrow for Cummoner.
CALVIN Edncy, Wing, and J. W. Garland
aud Jabez Jeryis, Democrats, are the can.
didates. Strong hopes arc entertained for
The Wing candidates election. Yaney
grant II. Amen.-HghiuHd Messenger,
III INST
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
ARKANSAS SENATOR'S

Scion Borand has been elected tn fill
me unexPired term Of A. Il. Sewer, and w.
Sebastian to I'll the place vacated by the
death OF Chester Ashly. The same gen.
'lemen bad been appointed to the same
places by the Governor. Mr.. BorIand has
only to serve I'LL the 4tk Of March next.
and Mr.. Sebastian serves until The 4,b Of
March 1853.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

The second session Of the 30 h Compress
assembled in Washington on Monday, The
4th instant. In both Houses quorum 30.
peared and were organized, and the a1pro.
pirate committees were appointed to wait
on the President, &c.
On Tuesday, the Annual Message Of the
President vas communicated TO both Hous.
es. It's great length and the failure 10 get
1t IN time prevents US from laying any Of it
before our readers this week bu, VIC give
The following synopsis Of it which is copied
from the Charleston Mercury:
1t commences By reference to the
many blessings showered upon cur beloved
country by Divine Providence, contrasting
our condition Of peace and prosperity, with
the scenes Of anarchy and boodshed pre-.
valIing 10 Europe. Since the Termination
Of hos,ilI,ies with Mexico our relations
with that Republic have been of the mos,
friendly character, and an envoy from hat
Uovernnen, has recently been accredited
al Washington. Our war with that Re.
public, through the skill and galIantry Of
me oifcers and men Engaged init, was O.
'isnai decentralization Of military power,
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
Solicitor of the 9Th District.

Daniel Coleman, E,q., of Cabarrus coun.
ty, was, on the 7th instant, elected Solicitor
Of the Oh Judicial District, in the place o.
II. {. Jones, Esq.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

Va We expected repor, Of the Legis.
lative proceedings from Raleigh, bu, i, has
not reached Us. Nothing OF Importance,
however, has ,ranspited.
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THIS is A HAPPY WORLD.

This is a happy world-who says 10 tho
contrary is fool or something else. There
is every thing 10 make Us happy. The
land, sea and sky contribute to our enjoy.
ment. The man who has a good heart,
sees pleasure where bad person beholds
nothing but gloom. The secre, then Of
being happy and enjoying this gIotIou.
world, 10 TO possess virtuous heart. " no
is the mos. cheerful and conienied man III
your neighborhood! The man who is the
mos! honored and possesses The greatest
riches No. II is he who possesses moth.
log but kind heart. Nothing ruff IS his
temper or ds,urbs his repose. The morn.
ing sky, the evening cloud, the rolling wa.
iers, the blooming landscape, the teeming
forest, the fislds Of snow, give him pleasure
that others never dreamp, Of. Il is he
whose mind is led from nature 10 10 ma.
lures God-and every day that he lives
he is con,en,ed and happy as ii IS possible
for man TO be. Depend upon i, the world
is beautiful one, and contains thousand
sources Of enjoyment, which they only can
see or feel whose hearts are pure aud
whose lives correspond with the word OF
eternal truth.
Tbebes, IN Egypt, presents ruins 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15
ELECTORAL COLLEGE OF NoRTpc..
OLINA ~"

LoioNAL coLLEGE OF NoRTHcap
oLINA. -"
The Electoral College Of The S,,,.
sembled, pursuant TO law, 10 the 81. a.
Chamber at the Capitol, on Wsdnsa"ss'
the 9Th instant, at ~ o'clock, presen, a, y
Electors. Zoe
Mr.. Washington moved tina, Jame. M
Osborne, Esq. Of he OH Dis,r;c, ho "
pointed President ofihs Electors, Co n p
Mr.. Osborne was then conducted \
Chair, by Messrs. Washington and ST. ~ zoe
lie said, the College was assembled. IN ~,
dienco TO The wishes Of the peopls IF 'S =
Carolina, under the Constitution ma !, ~
Of the United States, To cast the EIeo,a"''
vote of the State for Prcsideu, and W. ''
President. ~ discharging the dul;s, ~
signed them, they bu, reflect The best u;'t
es aud highest hopes of our Common eoa"
Try.
Mr.. Kerr moved tina, Edmund B. P,.,
man, Esq. be appointed Secretary Of NJ.
body. '
Mr.. Rayner moved that the Gill;.
now proceed TO vote for Presideb, Of I.
United States, for four years from NE a
Of March, lsi9.
Mr.. Kerr rose TO perform the most,
grccble duty Of his public life. in nomi,,
ting GENERAL ZACHARY TAYLOR
OF Louisiana.
Messrs. Rsyner and Galloway uere =,
pointed 10 snperin'end the baliotiing.
The roll! VAS then called, and each mar.
Der Of the College walked up to tae Cl,,,,
table, md deposited his ballot.
Mr.. Rayner, from the COMMITTEE ,.
ported tina, all lhs votes had been cas-, 4.
General Zachary Ia, Tor for Presldett~
being eitren.
Mr.. Miller moved that The COLLEGE NJ,
coed 10 vote Tor Wee Prcsiden, Of IN. r
States, FOR four yeas from 4lh VI Ma,eb
lsi9.
Mr.. Caldwell nominated MILAN
FILLMORE, Of New York, upon shom
no comment was necessary. Tha, /,
should be deemed worthy BY the peope 4
the Uniied States TO occupy the dl,lu.
guished station TO which he had been e,r
ed, was glory enough 10 satisfy The uos
ambitious spirit.
Messrs. Miller and Baxter were aprou.
ted The Committee 10 supefin,,nd NE laI.
loltiug.
The roll was then called, and each r,e,.
tor again Deposited has ballot.
Mr.. Miller, from the Committee. reps,.
ted thai M ths votes had been cast IA,
Willard F,Ilmose. Of New York, Tor Sc,
Pres'dcn, - being ti,pn.
Three separate returns were then mar.
Of the VOTES Of The College, as required j.
law.
Mr.. Winslow moved tha, the Colt..
proceed 10 e'ecI Specisl Messenger. 10
carry the Return To Washington CITY, AID
nominated James T. Gillian. Of Cnmaer
land. A vote being taken, Dr.. Gllsa
was appointed.
Mr.. Slanly oilsscd resolution, prrsr.
ting the 'haaks of the Electoral Cok.s
10 ne Senate, for tho use of their Hall
The thanks Of the College wers aIs
rendered 10 the P,esiden, add Secfeisr
for the able and satisfactory mnsnef a
which they have discharged ihe,r dulia
and then,
Alter very nea, and ei,q 1eni address
from James W. Osborne. E,q. Pres,ata,
The Electoral College &c Norlh Caroisl
sine die.-N. {. 1smts.
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THE MAILS

The Baltimore Sun announces that The
great Southern Mail was to be res,ofed to
The old route by the way of the Potomac.
on Monday, by which nearly whole dsy
WI be saved IN lis passage from the North
10 the South.
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SEMI OFFICIAL, PERHAPS.

The N. o. Picayune, OF the 10Th uIlr
IN long article, gives out that Gen. TY.
!or viii select oil his abinei from The Wigs
- moderate but decided men all believers
IN the same faith; but avoiding fanatics
OF oil crecds.' This done, he will Leave
the business of making laws, and sha
ping the domestic policy Of the noiOn'
principally To Congress. This is The most
direct giving out we have yet seen Of Ihs
next administration. -, Bulf. Sun.
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Supreme Court Judge,

A number of Intellectual baiiotlings bad
taken place in The Legislature 10 Gil a va
c1ncy on the Supreme Court Bench. We
are sorry TO see that the Wings cannot uni'e
upon some one. We we're forcibly struck
ny the remark Of very decided " big the
o'her day and the course Of The Wings in
the Legislature seems 10 prove its truth
tie said that the Why's we're SO stubborn,
that sooner than yield 10 one another thcy
would let an oPPonen, slip IN and carry OF
the sprIla. Nuf ced.
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GIVE have received The Governor
Message transmitting a plan BY which a
company might DO organ zed, 10 es,a bllsh a
continuous line o. Rlil Road from Gastcn
TO Chat!onc. We viii lay the report as
carly az possible before our readers.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-12-15

Gen. Taylor. the Presiden, Elect, hn
consented to visit the city OF Nashville, 70
Tennessee, during the present winter, when
on his way to the sea, Of government, aod
expects to reach that place some tine b.
tween tho is, aud 18th OF February
This visit to the State Of Tennessee has
been promised BY the General, in rcpyl0
an irresistible invitation from public meet
ing recently held al Nashville, and whIea
was presented 10 Gen. Taylor at New W,
leans BY committee Of gentlemen dePu'ea
iro" Nashville TO proceed thiiher for '0a'
purpose.
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We have never known a Cabinet ap'
pointment more generally called for 'naa
that Of Governor Crilienden, Of Kentucky
We have no doubt that no will have
place in General Taylor's Cabinet, Il no
will accept Of il. We hope no will nov
d,sappoini the hopes Of the Wings Of 100
Union. Kentucky has no right to monop
olize the services Of Criltcnden. tie BE-
longs to the Union, not to Kentucky
Boston Atlas.