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Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
WASHINGTON
EE N ALE INSTITUTE.

'iiE Trustees are happy to announce, that the
l exercises Of this Institution will be resumed
oh The fi Monday Of September next, under the
supervision Of $, l.. SLACK, A NJ, aided by CON,
pt'enl aud experienced teachers, in every depart.
ment.
They confidently trust that their efforts to es.
iahlIsh Female Institute OF rqperor order will
be sustained by the liberal patronage Of the com.
munlty.
Ihe Faculty will consist of
= L. SLACK, A, NJ, President
Mrs S. |, Dow, Govemrss.
Alrs l.. J SLACK, Ornamental dept.
Miss, MARC C. SMITH, do, do,
The terms per session Of 81 weeks, payable hall
IN advance, us follows
Tuition. -, -. SEQ
French, Spanish. Italian, aud Latin,
each, extra, - 10
Drawing aud Painting 10
NuHio-Piano IIarp, Guitar, each 30
Boarding, teyenthing inolndrdl 40
by order Of The Board.
II. F. rOlNDEXTER, Pfes'L
$ 7 SANDERS See.
Washington Aug 2d lsis.if
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02

SITTING ur WIN ruE SicK "-la Ohio
a. /, said thai when a Loc0'oco is heard Of
who i, disposed 10 bolt on Ca-' an gtiicc
holdcfi, .cnt 10 attend hun. and they call
a. sitting up with The slck" The sick
ugs, Is spreading loa fearful extent. aud
the grcale-i alarm Is felt among tie olhre.
holder, lest there ,hnil not be "well ones
enough 10 take care Of the uyallS'
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
MARRIED

MlEpiID, on the 25lh ulL, by the Hon
John D. Tumble, Nj WILLIAM llArsr,
OF Ouachila county TO Miss Mania c.
CoLLlER, oi this county
We received with the above notice, our
-uli fee. for which, the young couple
have our bas, vi,hc, iof health. happi.
ncss, aud prosperity
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Notice.

COUNTY or HEMPSTEiD. Sef--Aih
\ juIl term OF the Probate court Of Hampstead
eoaaiys Arkansas, A u ISIS. the folIanlHg al.
mans falou aud guardian accounts current. wcfa
t.si lof confirmation al the next oeiobsr term u
,ad court. ~.
John 5 Andfsss. adm,f estate Of Jane. Aa-
dfHRs, der'd
lsm.. ". riaIey, adra'f estate Of 4 N, Oak.
l-y deed
NJ cbsa,hsm, simir eslste Of James NJ
>kzfgs. trs'i
M1fsafct II nsaaIJ a1ma rsial, Of Samuel
Menoaald deed
VIM. Cfahlrre, guaffu Of W c. Bradley.
Samr. " las u llradirv
S,ms. 4" Martha Bradley.
Nam~, " john \. Bradley,
Nsmr, " d" minor lr.fs Of DAVID.
sou lifld'-y deed
Hrlrkah " smih- " Eliza Tsfplry.
Al psfsdus Interested In the settlement of AID
esiair.. ar- noifrd To comr forward. aud Gle "A.
repuuus 90 said accounts. II any they have. on o.
before Tie srcoud day 81 OUT nrN Probate couH. Al
a court TO he holden at lbs court house. IN the
s1aziy aforesaid, on III. s,coud Monday Of octo.
Der, A, y lsls. or they vii he forever harrd
frem creeping to such accounts, or auy d,m
Thereof
Tcac : T, SANDERS. CLERK.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02

4 freneh paper SAYS that few days
since the question o! the existence al a
God was discussed during SIX hours, by a
club Of womcnat Rhodes. aud was nj lat
pul to the vote. wheu the affirmative was
carried by majority ai twelve
Ahai can be expected from such reo.
pie How can their be stable govern.
inent, ahen they very ifst principle OF
morality aud obligation is 50 lltle uuier.
stood aud 50 lightly treated There can
at least be no seru ~ for permanent
Republic, where the practical educators
oly0uih-lhg women OF the land-lhu,
tcjart revelation and uHsefamou.oasy
lfeak down tie only sound deiences OF
tfinr and truth
N \ c0Mmefcial AdpeJf,ssy
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
DRUGS AYD MEDICINES.

lcn ounn English omc msr Epson b,ltn.,
'ni qH bottles Pi. tun oo and ta sulphur birthstone s,r. b
.lfiiai
% Pu ae cream afef a iAef r faiaes0eks ng ginger If
bals ia
ds and ia od naiu s saa plls cinnamon b,s. l
aHaeA hahm alan
1o"y coda rmn drops cologne lndn Btaho spikes .
water sweet oI Jp essence non Cinnamon bgamt
Preston tal haeasarol OIL fancy shaving harn % ,
'ota appeca weights mdrf oil
whiting, Asnthn ''''' 'Pahsh
WASHINGTON lUY lsls.30if
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Notice.

Tie person who borrowed, or took from my
Office, without leave, large copy of Wsbsitr's
Diet1gaJg. Will ob0gs ne by returning Il, aud
paving tsr Ibis notice.
6. D. ROYSTON
Juiy iiih, Isis.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
OBITUAR RI

Dmp-On fuioy the 2sih ulL, JONI
G.. ron of DR CnAnLE. y. MucmL. Of
this place, IN the lOih year OF his age
In this county, on the 2G,h ult, Nt.
mAxiIL BuRRuss, son OF ID K aud RI.
gEccA CocREuAA, aged . years
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
ROOAs < STATIONARY.

& g st4t dictionary snts geography r-e
Umk akofyn
] . & ooh adsF "e.sffs eden: Emsh % Isory Of The United
l a aud
sfnsoa IN e @e %e Rabueeap cap and e
fpr
% @s ud snEsops paper ig note letter sute. pap sd
an Fruthe
asi ea & escorted s1.i bottles rd @ CANINE eus all aasr. pra
.- l --.n. -glar I1a wn: w
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
NEW Gnnna.

THE subscubcts beg leave to niom their friend,
j audthr public generally that they baycrrcrigsd
large aud well selected sloeb Of goods, suited Tor
this market, which they are determined 10 srll al
the very lowest prices or ca'i or 10 punclua deal
en- un credit
GEE. W. GREEN & BROTHER
Washington, June 45 l5is.l3.3m,
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
CaN DID At rs.
FOR TIE SENATE

aFws are aulbaf.aed to announce 4. ] AhS.
srno,C a. candidate Tor fr.eleoiiuu 70 tlir stats
S-naic. ifoip ihs district composed VI The counties
OF Lafayette, Sewer and Pslk
lIWs are su,hcfisrd 60 announce ColMmuAu
wrNS, Of Lafayette county. AZ candidate to
represent The datnet composed Of The couurrs oi
Lafayette. SEVER aud Polk IN ,hs uci, state
Srns,s.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
lI-ws are aulhsfiIcd 10 sunslpcc cniRLrs n
MucmlL, candidate 10 represent Hampstead
county "a he HcI Legislature
rr We arc authorized 10 aunsunce Trm Hut
.candidais 10 frprczsat llemP,lesd eo.uly "a The
neIt Legislature
lTWs are amhorIsd 10 announce jolN $.
caASsN, of Saline Township, hs candidate 10
represent Hampstead o0ualy ID the neat Lsgis-
iaiufe
1FWs are au,hof'1edto snnouncr BtESAnp T
lllursrr,B, ~ candidate 10 tcpcsent Hemp
stead county iu The nriI Legislature.
gI'ws arc authorized 10 announce JouN H.
E,ps, a. candidate 10 represent llcmp,ieud
county 10 The nrKl Slate Legislature.
FOR SHERIFF
lFwe are authorized TO announce WuuM
GlNr, as d candidate Tot the Office Of Shend Of
Lafayette county
1TWc are authorized TO announce J BRANcn
SANDrrn a. a candidate for the olhcc Of shcnl
Of llempNead county.
lFWe are authorized 10 announce Mnli,n VI.
SruARr as a eaadijals for Sheriff Of Hampstead
county
FOR CONSTABLE.
tTWe srr authorised to announce W. V, kNd
IS a caudidal, for Constable of Ozin Township,
ITJANgs VI. H. fRgSuy, We are authorized 10
say, s a candidate for Constable Of Ozan Town.
'hs
FOR CLERK.
1l-We arc authorized 10 announce SlHCN T.
SANDERS as candidate for recollection 10 the
office Of Clerk Of llemphcad county.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
NOTICE.

~ lVHEREAS, suudry per
W sons have brea in the
"E& habit Of calling al mv shop.
TN Sfgl having uQik dgnr, add bay.
zN. sf,r log sJ"velry, Saying they will
NtSNN D 49, pay 10 few days. nov be-
Ns..-... -, ~ t tknuNn 10 al such, that I
am uo bodk kseper' keep no scooun,,. my riem.
onndum book s iuIl, nor do lwsh 10 oprn auoth.
~ lor any such customers, as ind. by sad "a.
prrrure, iheir nsmrs viii not pas my dybis, or
fappot my tu,.ucs FuHhemafs, ID nv service,
afs needed. v ooufsc ! expect che money ia f-.
tuin, la pulriual payment makes puao,ubI me.
chnnic,. agd aI' lbu-e who have moi ihr money.
bnl expect 10 pay m a few days, sre Ipgsslcd TO
pas by, uIl more convenient season 70 make
a long story short, must do q cash business. or
60 where can get better P'y, and more lb.uk,
iof ny labor
PS ! have aycry suprriofloi Of watch ma.
tsns,s n every description, which enables mr, ~
u.ual, 10 execute with de.paich, all uds OF watch
tcpaiHngi also spectacle glasses, suited "a oil ages
and Cited 10 frame, At short notice; a small lol Of
irwey alsuys on hand, aud for sale. cheap fof
cash. c. WHITE
Washington, July 70, is4s.3I.9m.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
NOTICE.

I ETrERS Of administration m the estate Of
| John W. Lsmay, decd, having been grant.
I'd 10 the undersigned bearing date l9th June,
lsls. therefore aiI persons having claims against
ssId estate. af- required 10 ,hbl the same 10 tho
administrator properly authenticated, within Que
year from Tho dale OF be Letters, OF they msy be
precludrd from any benefit In said estate, aud II
not exhibited within two years, may be forever
barred.
HENRY NJ LEMAY. Admir-
lafayette county June %, lSis-2s.4L
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
Vrsa, A. d, less.
GcfEc G. llainih ani1
Ann l. Hannah, b..
wife.
' Pfira for Fuh,oa
Joe, W. Hannah aud
Samuel Baldwin,
peifni1nfs

DI virtue OF the deere Rendered In ile shove
ID mentioned cause, lbe undersigned commits.
sonsu will sril at the rouu house door, IN the
ioRn Of Washington in The county Of Hampstead.
in tlo State oi Arkansas, on saturday the l2th
ia, Of August, lsis. iof cash In hand. the iol.
isBins described imels or pirrrls Of land lying
and b-ng in the rouuiy Of Hampstead, ln ihe
State o Ahlnsis. 10 wG thr souih.ca.t quarter
of lur southeast quarter or SECTION -, 10 town.
,lup twelve, south OF range twrniy.ioui, west,
20 hnng idHy ncrss; tie west bali Of tho
sluih.we,i gusHer Of srcton thirty -four, IN town
slip twelve, south oi range tWrniy.ipuf, west,
containing eighty acres; the northwest quarter
Of section ihrrc, 10 township ihIriesn, south Of
mHer twenty Eve. wtsi, containing one hundred
anI sIvythpr acfss and siAiy.fye hunifedlU,.
ibr pouh hall OF the east hall Of section three,
.h township ihHrcn, south Of range twenty flour,
west. containing one hundred and sixty acres and
lw,niy.asht hurdrrd'hs; The north hali ef ihr
wet hall of feeii0n two, In tho last mentioned
township and range, containing one hundred aud
Asiy.iour Bcrs aud nintiy.onc hundrcdihs-
maxim. ia ihc aggregate, sN hundred aud eighty
urfrs and huHdWiiht; plso the nnith.ehsi guar.
Irro of lsribn iHHy.tE. thr wet half 81 The south
rast gunHrr of ssolion twenty-five. Tie south.
west quarter OF section twenty-five, and the ead
hiIf oI tIr fouih.easi quarter OF section twenty
six; OIL in township ten, south Of range twenty
FIVE west
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
RNls SAFE.

A DESIRABLE residence in the town Of
NWa,hnglon, with all the necessary out build
ng., wllI he sold low For particulars inquire at
MS Office
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02

1esstc
as Es npi Es gs vaeaes aafd amben ane table
ea' oar castor hoi
a aa Pa sa= Of faueni ps Fas spec t ara.
hsahnasi b7Hlea half dsz ~
eel A.,
without hhnd;
a'ssr and i- rui oFd
fanzfi anha
ralen
large ga
WooaRafe Painted at ksf
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
080JIEIDI : @TIlN85W.N.Rn,

faesu gilt china sets plan tea sets; white granite win 4
hss PLAN white granite deep lowered eflne breakfast nne
aud tea sets white ndlRht blue blue deep nnd ~
es soup mrrn covered d .aad dses and h,sr hat. ~.
w fud nens wlrn edsa dhes bakers an ~ = . mn,
lP aud yellow hnpncfs a Id
s an blue tea aud eoHse sets aud creams blue luz; ieb
hsas aud ehaosf soap and brush lays morho h0ls s
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02

Ja'E lsls.
Mary g. Cook.
Complainant
~
r. 7, Cook, Francis Hon.
kins, aud Mildred T. , hs
wife. William r. Camp.
vile. FmneG, a r., c,al ~ II chiHe,y
Edwin 4 Cook. James
%. Cook, Laura j. Ceok.
james l. johnson, Eliza
walker, and Augusiu,
johnson,
Dcieuliat.
T tlis day comes said conni,,n,r, hy c..t.
and Watkins x CarIan. her s,l,r'l,,. ,nJ
lir' herein, her 100 OF compliant against s,d Js'
lendanis, The object oi which l. 10 set Made a
glt made by William Cook decd the husband N
complainant, 10 his children. NJ afceriain nsrr, SLAVE,
Nhch belonged 10 said complainant before and Al
the tine oi her marriage with said william deed
and to enforce rompauant's right thereto. or
have dover ns'ignrd TO her in surh slaves. n,
widow Of said william, decd; and il appearing
rom no aihdavii annexed to sah LIl. that s,id
drirndiuls Nih0m T.. and Safah T. M. vifs
ffdneff j., EarIH H. and Lgura J afe non.
Residents Of The State ofAfkansas, and csnBot IL.
served with process therein, It il, on motion Of
tuld complainant ordered that aaid non.frsdept
be notified Of The pendrnry aud object Of Nh.
tuii' and that unless they ,hall appear before thi.
coln Oh or before the third day OF the nosi tr,,n
hereof, nj court 10 b. holden al the coprt L,,,.,
in The town Of Washington In tho county of llrnp.
stead on ihe llifi Monday afief the fourth Mon.
day Of July, lcir' aud plead answer or dpmnt
10 said 'aIl, the same will be taken for cont-ueI
and tecree entered accordingly; aud Il d inrtngf
ordered ihai copy Of this order be- inserted and
published In the Washington telegram, pee,-
paper published in Ibis State, Tor two weeks snf.
~,vey, the last insertion to be- at least fouf
weeks before the said ueEt term. and that such
publication, when 90 made, be taken and deemed
sulbcIrnl notice 10 sald non resident defendants Of
the tendency and object Of The suit
Ttstc. S. T. SANDERS, Clerk.
ttus copy from The record
Tesio, ST. SANDERS, CLERK.
Washington, JuIy 5th, ists.3O.aw
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
STATE or ARKANSAS.
COUNTY or HEMPSTEiD.

IN hs ne Circuit Court Of said COUNTY. in eLo,e,.
~ "a raeatioH bsiorr ne eisrk, on he 3d ggyoT
Ju.H lsis.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
AEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!!!
BENJAMIN L. BRITTIN.
1ssa sI. sa Now o,s. s..,,
Dry-Goeds Hardware Clothing Groceries, Qucenswage,
Glassware, Boots shoes Hats Gaps, &e., &e
uu IN aa' N mrs VA Na=,n-GDfu
lAEE HA. Va Va saS "a aSs

Wholesale Retail accommodating terms Country Merchants
invited 10 call aud examine his prices Ills stock of
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
STATE or ARRANS1S. !
COUNTY or HEMPSTEAD. (

Is uH Cmcuv CorEr oF llExrsrrlp Cmsn
AnA,Nras, ~ CANcrnt SITTING, FeiEgAhr
Vfau d. let-
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-02
FOR CONSTABLE.
FOR CLERK

1TWe ato authorized 10 announce SIHoN T.
SANDERS as a candidate for recollection 10 the
office of Clerk Of llempicad county.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-02
A PRETTY SUM.

Mr. Van Buren,, in his Buffalo letter, repeats
the sentiment expressed in his Indiana letter
some years ago, that at the proper time the sys-
TEN of raising revenue by duties upon imports
must be abandoned, and in its place must be sub
stituted DIRECT TAXATION. This is the ulti-
mate end of genuine Free Trade doctrines and
,ohat is it? Some people fancy it to be very
just and reasonable and economical way of sup
porting the government. Let us see. BY the
federal constitution taxes are not apportioned &C
cording to property, nor even according to pop
ulaton, but ON the basis ofrepre sentation in Con-
greSS, five slaves counting only as three whites.
In other words, the free states must pay accord
ing to population, but the south is relieved from
taxation on two fiflhs of their slave population.
Mr. Van Buren's system would therefore be
grossly unjust to begin with Now let us see
whether it would be practicable. We will put
the expenses of the government at low figure
even for time of peace in these days-thIiJ
millions There are 800 Congressional districts
among which to divide this SUN, giving $l3l, O04
to each. Vermont has four districts, and the
sum which she W ould ANNUALLY HAVE TO PAY
as federal tax, would be
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-02
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS FOR
TAYLOR,

Some of the Van Buren, papers having ventur-
ed to put in doubt the statements of Messrs
Clingman, Hudson and Others, that the old patri-
OF and sage J. @. ADAMS was for Gen. TAYLOR,
the following clear and explicit statement has
been elected from the Hon. HUsH WHITE, the
esteemed and upright member from the 10th dis
trct of New York.
MIR. White int letter dated the 10th inst
says:
At an early period of the session, sought the
counsel of Mr.. Adams, and must acknowledge
some degree OF surprise, when at the first inter.
view finding him a warm and earnest advocate
for the selection of Gen. Maylor as the Wing
candidate and though listened with profound
respect TO his arguments and reasons, admit
they tailed TO convince me.
At subsequent interviews, he gave me IN de-
tail the reasons and considerations which gov.
erned him in the choice of a candidate for thai
office; and was evidently disturbed when | ex
pressed my regret at the necessity, in my judg
ment, of selecting some other man, though, upoI
more deliberate reflection, nigh. ultimately
coincide with him. And at no subsequent; meet
ing or interview did he fail 10 inquire pleasant,
and always with smile, whether had conclu
ded to support Gen. Taylor.
Even upon the morning of that memorable
day, and but few moments previous to the inta
shock, while conversing with hn at his seat, ant
requesting him to call The attention OF the House
10 The fact that some of the officers OF the army
embraced in the resolution Of thanks then pend
ing, were at that present time under arrest, HI
requested me TO call and see HIM at his house
as he entertained 10 doubt that | could be con
WINGED of the propriety and even necessity o
| suuportlng Gen TAYLOR as the Wing caDdldal,
for President at the approaching election.
The profound sagacity, consummate abilit,
and integrity, the long proved and unquestione'
patriotism OF this wonderful man, lett no room Il
question his sincerity or doubt his honesty. Fo
him entertained much deeper feeling thar
yeneration or respect, for our Intercourse wal
more than friendly; it was intimate. And at nc
time when discussing public measures or men
was there an expression from his lips which wai
no, impressed with devotion 10 his country's glo
ry, honor and prosperity.
With sentiments Of high regard and cordia
friendship, am yours, truly,
HUGH WHITE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-02
$524,OI6!

or about right times tho amount of our state tax
es. BY Mr. Van Buren's Sub-Treasury scheme
it must be paid in specie, too yet the sum is
greater than all the specie in the state, sweeping
the vault of every bank, and every old lady's
stocking, and every boys purse OF cent bits
OF course, such tax would be intoerabe in
Vermont; would be more than she could pay in
the most prosperous times. Give her the curse
of Free Trade, prostrating the markets for her
wool and provisions, and she could not pay even
the state taxes without distress. Superadd fed
era tax of half million annually, and repuda-
ton or bankruptcy would be the only remedy.
So much for Mr. Van Buren's theory when redn-
ced to practice. In our judgment the scheme
does no credit to the sagacity of Mr. Van Buren,
either as politician or statesmen. II he Is
in earnest about it, he cannot be too strongly
condemned by the Taxpayers of Vermont. If
he has been attempting merely 10 humbug the
people with an idle theory, which he never dream
ed of putting in practice, they had better let him
understand that such amusements must be prac-
Used in private life and at bis own expense.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-02
OFFICIAL.
An Act

RELATING TO THE TIME FOR THE
ELECTION OF ELECTORS OF PRESI.
DENT AND VICE PRESIDENT OF THE
| UNITED STATES, AND OF MEMBERS
OF CONGRESS.
IS hereby enacted Iy the General assembly ofths
| State Of permont, as follops:
SECTION l. Section ffty-two of chapter one
Of the Revised Statutes shall be SO amended
that the time for the election of Electors Of Pre-
sident and Vice President of the United States,
as therein provided, shall hereafter be on the
Tuesday next after the first Monday in Novem-
Der Of the year in which they are to be chosen.
SECTION q Section forty of chapter one Of
the Revised Statutes shall be so amended, that
the time for holding the elections for members
OF Congress in cases therein provided, shall be
on the Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November.
SECTION 3. Section forty-two of chapter ono
of the Revised Statutes shall be SO amended
that 1t shall be the duty of the several clerks to
whom the votes shall be delivered, at the meet
ing provided for in said section, to declare the
person having the greatest number of all the
votes, to be duly elected to represent this State
in the Congress of the United States, and give
notice thereof to the Governor Of this State,
within one week from the time appointed for
canvassing such votes.
SECTION a. Chapter one ofthe Revised Stat
utes shall be SO amended that in all places in
said chapter wherein occur the words "second
Tuesday of November" the same shall read,
"the Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November"
Section S. Sections forty-four and forty-five
of chapter one of the Revised Statutes are
hereby repealed.
SECTION 6. Section forty-two of chapter one
of the Revised Statutes, and section four of an
act entitled IAN act relating to the election of
members of Congress-" approved November IL,
1842, shall be so amended that the time for the
meeting of the County Clerks in the several
Congressional districts, to canvass the votes for
members of Congress, shall be on the third, in
stead of the second Tuesday succeeding the day
of the election; and section fifty-two of chapter
one of the Revised Statutes shall be so amen
ded that the time for setting up the notification
for the election of Electors of President and
Vice President, shall be at least sir days, instead
ofat least tcelpe days before the day of the cleo
ton.
SECTION 6. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved October &c, 1s4s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-11-02
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUDS.

TAYLOR AND THE WILMOT PROVISO.
The Savocratic Cass men of the South have
become entirely desperate in their opposition to
Gen. TAYLOR. The Boone story was started by
Cass man of Mississippi Gen. TAYLOR has
himself gwen it the lie direct; and yet the enc
mics of the General in the North continue TO
ring it in the ears of the people. Within week
some very liberal Van Buren, man has sent us
two copies of this lie, in the shape of Free Soil
hand-bll--10 cents postage unpaid. But the
slavocra's, having been foed in this, have devils
ed new tricks. One is pretended suit in New
Orleans for the loss Of slave, drowned while in
the employ of Gen. Taylor's son, and a forged
bill of sale of the slave has been got up to frgh-
ten the North with; bu: Gen. Taylor's friends
are ahead of them here, too, warning the people
of the despicable trick. Gen. Taylor, they de-
clare on the highest authority, /" neither purchas-
ed, hired, leased, nor obtained the slave; and
that lie was, in fact, a stranger to tho whole
transaction"
The last lie is that Gen. Taylor has written a
letter, to Wing elector in Virginia, promising
to Veto the Wmot provso. This lie has not
|
even the merit of novelty it is an old story re.
vamped.
We have in our possession the highest ant
best authority, confirming the admirable posi-
tons of Gen. Taylor in the Allison letter ii
their full length and breadth-No VETo-No IN
TERFERENcE WITH CONGRESS ON THIS SUBJECT
and we confidently say TO oil our readers tina
they may safely regard all statements inconsis
tent with this as bugbears manufactured for tn,
purpose of defeating ZAcHERY TAYLOR, VIII,
,ciH not use the monstrous Veto power, and cleo
ting LEWIS CAss who piH use it. The Slave
cratic game is deep and desperate, and not thu
least effective Of its tools is the Van Burel
movement. They saved themselves in 1874 b,
Birneyism. and they hope to do it in ls4s b.
Van Burenisin. The Slavocratic lies agains
"Old lack" will probably be found in all tn
Cass End Van Buren, papers just before election
Beware of them.