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NOTICES.

Holden's Dollar Magazine for October
was equalso lis predecessors, which is say
ing good deal Tor y.
McMakin's Illustrated Monthly sustains
the promises Of its worthy editor. We
have before now referred to the neatness
Of its Typography. and the superior quality
of the paper on which it is printed. The
articles il contains are in keeping With lis
excellence 10 the two first named respects.
The Times, published at Raleigh by c.
C. Raboioau. is q valuable auxiliary 10 the
Wing cause. and deserves hearty sup.
port. If any of our friends wish TO take
a racy sheet from Raleigh dur,as the SEES.
sion Of the Legislature, lie, them send for
the Times.
We should before now have noticed the
enlargement Of the Herald. published al
ASHFORD, Randolph Co., by Aachen and
Beowu. II makes neat appearance aud
is edited with considerable spir,l aud Gbli
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THE NEXT LEGISLATURE.

The General Assembly Of our State con.
venes in this City on Monday, the 2O,h
of November. ltls seldom that so many
able and talented men are To he found in a
Body f such limited members, as have
been chosen to the ensuing Legislature. -
We anticipate much honor and brncf, TO
the State, from their deliberations
We would, thus early, impress upon the
Wing Members the necessity and mpor.
tanco Of their being here, at The opening Of
The Session. Its veil known tina, there is
a tie 10 Tho House Of Commons, and ma.
jorliy of only land that 10 case of Mr.
Waddell's ElcclIon) 10 the Senate. The
choice Of Officers is made, and many 9th
er mstters Of important moment are doci.
ded upon the frs, day Of their convention.
We give this timely warning, 10 order tina,
every Wing may make his preparations
FOR leaving Home in Time TO be at his post,
al shc proper season. RAJ. Register.
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The most cxiruvasant AdRinis-
traeien.

Poik's Administration bas been the most
e1,taysgant one that ever came in since
the foundation Of our Government. Ills
fou, years have cost the Nation, more than
Washing,on's eigh, years, The elder Adams
four, Thomas J.iierson's eight. J. c. Nd
ANS four, Moufoe's eight, and three Of
ryler's, all pu, together. His four mors
than those Thirty FIVE. Ilhas cost twice
as much a. Jackson's eight years, more
Than twice as much as Van Buren's four
years Of extravaganza, AID double as much
as the eigh; years Of Monroe's Adminisita-
ion, during which time the War debt OF
tlsl2 was contracted.
This is startling fact, yc, il 10 lrue.-
II is the way progressive Democracy
spends the peoples money, and is nothing
10 the way Extra Cass can make it fly
d the people wish to keep up such eziray'
agance! ifthoy do they must vote Tor alu
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DEMOCRATIC LOGIC.

On. OF the Democratic District Elec
tors 10 recent speech sa;d that the cot>l.
try wac ia aaunshios condition, be APP
pesled TO tho State of trade, &c. for proof
of what be snid and claimed that the De-
mocratic Administration had made every
thing so aourishins. We can imagine the
following collcaay to have ensusd his
spsech.
Fa,mer-You soy every thing is geFy
io.rlshing. has the prize Of Cotton sdvan'
csd lately. What is the rrice'
flector-Why, yo.s are too hard for me
there. | never pay much attention to sach
things: | believe tho cotton Is bringing s
J cents for tho best quality.
Farmer Cotton 81, aud fouriahine
times What is cora worth
Eleetor-(a littls vexed.) Il is Worth
what it will bring suppose.
Farmer-Aye bu, it will only briag 81
cts bushsI, and flour only So kundrsd
ard scarce sales 81 that, and bacon hard )
pays for the labor OF caring i! sud the salt
Wiita.! money is,ery scarce, ans you cay
the country ~ fourishingf
Elcctor-tVery much nculed.l Yes
10 say, the country 10 hourishing and !
vou want it more so, vote for Casa.
Farasr-Thank YOU, ! don't want on
ssgrs such hourIshins
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9th. That no perso1s Of color be a.
rolled as musicians or permitted 10 se,,a
as such.
6lh. Tha, musicians be allowed IN ,,,.
for Field officers Of their respective Rec,
men's.
Upon the adoption Of this Reno,,
number Of iicers expressed their ,;s,.'
cordially approving of lis recommeos,
tons, among others, Col. KIui,s and ~
Barnhard,, of Cabarrus, and Col. o.
and Mai. Juo. A. Young. Of MeekIenbn,v.
Col. Coleman and Col. Long, aod the msS e
Lers elec, 10 the Legislature, Messrs r.
ringer and Scott being present, we're eallsl
upon for speeches, and each addressed ,Ss
Convention in warm support of the me,.
nrcs OF the Committee, as most hkely :.
affect a, las, wholesome reform IN M,
raiser0ble system of Militia laws. a rer,,m
called for both by the ridiculous slate e
military discipline amongst Us, aud no Al
mirablc aud efficient systems adopted ~
either States in the Union.
J The report was then unaaimol,iy adm.
/ ted.
4 Moi. Young offered the following r.,
olu,ions which were unanimously aGop,ea.
Resolred, That the members elesi -
tho Legislature from this County are le,s
by requested to use their best enie.yo,.
10 have carried into effect the above spse,.
fed alterations 10 the militia laws.
Resoirtd, That the Secretaries forward,
TO the Commanding Officers Of the adioi,.
inc Regiments copy Of the foregoing Re-.
port, with the requcs, that they lsy Tia
same before Convention of OlFicers a
each Regiment for their considsrs,ise
and If approved by them. that they l.ks
the necessary steps to memoIil'za The
Legislature on this subject.
Tho proceedings Of this meeting ws,.
ordered to be published 10 the Jeti,rsoaisa
, and journal, at Charlotte with iAe rcqass,
hat the other papers IN tho State copy ID.
W. u. COCHRAN, Chatham.
J. c. BARSuARpr, I g.
{. ~. RAY,
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Wings of North Carolina

The hour has c0me.-l'rlke homo Strike
f.r Liberty and and tho Laws s,rke for
the overthrow Of corruption aid Despo.
usn STRIKE for delivsrsrce from the
ihfallom which has enslaved the will Of
Congress, and taken away TIE freedom Of
se'i0n ass thought from public men. Let
q, PIT an end to tho sPoi's system" Le,
Us terminate forever, the abom,natIon Of
slswp,ing to control tho Peoples votes,
by the Influence " their own money. lie,
- strike, TOO, for tie interests and saliva.
ton Of the Sol'h
ie old mon, Of North CaFolla !-ye who
aided 10 establish Libariy and Pres Gov,
efumout -lo, no, ueglect Of The obligations
Of patriotism reproseh your declining days
Ys young men Of the old North the
ornament, tho strength, the glory OF your
country Ito the rescne, 10 Tie rescue -
Let no oao fad any excuse bu, sickness.
The weather, business, engagemen,s--a.
way with ell such pitful Apologies for tn.
hiug With the presest crisis. Nothing but
the visitation Of Providence can excuse
any maa.
Again We say, tao hour has come -
Wing, Of North Carolina, strike home,
and lot your raI!ying cry bc-A free Con
s'iiption and he sDpremdcy IF NE Lsr,
-R9!eigh Reg,,,cr.
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The Speaking n. Concord.

o. Monday last 10 The afternoon, Hon.
Nathaniel Boydea and Mr.. Jas. Osborne,
addressed large audience al the Latheran
Church in Concord. We would like 20
give synopsis Of their speeches, bol II Is
now too late, the time has arrived for &C.
lion, aud before lAis paper reaches large
number Of our subscribers, the contest
will have been decided. Mr.. Boyden's
speech however, ab1pnded in cutting sar-
oasm, well conceived irony and severe sat.
ire, n,ersqetsed With entertaining saics Of
humor. |! was ali IN all, speech which
told upon the auji;ory. Mr.. Osborne FOL.
lowed in one Of the bes, speeches we have
heard from him. His denunclalon Of the
War spiri, embodied 10 Cass and The our
going Admin. stta lon, was pointed an5 pun
gent. and his eulogy Of General Taylor
clothed in beautiful language his aliusion
to Cass's bringing q bottle Of water from
the River Jordan to baplze one Of LOUIS
Phlhppe's children, was treated IN his hap
pies, style. Throughout Mr.. o., molly
ACCEPTED himself, and made DemocIac!
feel his well directed blows. Never a, I
loss for language that appeals directly L
the heart, M o, wound up with an clio
q1en, percra;l3n.
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Gross Examination.

Who voted TO, tie River and Hsrsor Bill, hsslI
before and after twas vetoed
Lewis Cass.
WHO say he spproves Of the Baltimore Reso.
buttons which condemn The River and Hsrso'
Bin
Lewis Cas-.
How docs he reconcile ala do1bis positisn'
Like lie does bis Two ives
How doss he reconcile histgo lire1
Like lie does BIZ position on the Wilmo
pfoyiso.
How does be reconcile bis position or tia Pro
yiso
The Noise and confusion prevent his
being heard on Tho imporan, topic"
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NOW is THE TINE TO ACT.

"I'a no use knocking 1T the door any moro
LIS no nse knock .ng "a, the door"
In other words, il is getting too late 10
make any prod.gious efforts, either by fair
or foul means, 10 Influence the tesu.; Of the
election Of the TIA inst. 1t is here upon
US, and We trust lha, all the foul means that
have been resoued to, or that may IN the
las: moments Of desperation be tried, have
bcen, and will be, poweriess Of effect. We
trust that reason
That ,iGe colann Of majesty il man."
NAV govern the empire of mind in this in
stance, aud that the peope may make a
choice unlramneNed 5y ex,raleoas ma.
ences Of any kind, Bot while We trust
this may be the case, we are far from be.
lieyina ii will be 50. The Office holders
have been too tusy greedy Office seekers
have been 100 10 us,llous, cor purity 10
reiga al tie b4.io, BOX, OF reason to main
tain It's majesty"
Yes il i getting too ll'c 10 make any
very grea, effort either FAIR oJoul bot We
for The last time, call upon every homes,
lover Of biz country, to be up early On The
7lh. and give his vote shlt day, according
as his sober reason dictates, aud to put
down frauds # he see aay attempted; and
we will have no fears fJr lac result.
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Another Fabrication.

The Washington Union started q story
and the Thousand tongues as Benton
calls the small fry Of the Democrats press,
spread il broadcast, that Senator Baldwin
of Connecticut, had letter 10 his posses.
sion in which General Taylor committed
himself not to veto the wilmot Proviso,
should he be elected. Here is wha, Mr..
Baldwin says:-
~ pronounce il 10 be an entire tubried.
tioa, from beginning 20 end without 'he least
Foundation in truth ,5Ad,srcr."
Oae alter another Of such ISLANDERS, is
refuted, bu, still they come.
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GOVERNOR JOHNSTON.

We find the following notice reld Hsa
tho Governor elect Of pcnrsyl'aniar ~ Iss
Philadelphia Norfh Antricus Of the "a
instsnt.
W. have great pleasure n Announces
that William +. Johnston, the Governs
Of Pcn1sylva,ia, now and for three iel'
after his rres.u, torn expires -Wi'i'an |
Johnston, u man whom the people OIL 'a'
Safe have shown tina, they delight 70 ri
William +. Johnston, who 10 hi' i,
cent canvass advocated SO eloqloniiY ~
earnestly the rights mud Interests q -
producing classes, we have great pa"
ure in announcing that William T. ION.
s,ou will reach Philadelphia to-day y ="
morning train from Harrisburg a '1''.
number Of his fellow. citizens, as We a.
informed, propose 10 NICE, hun al 'll' = 4
ciiaed Plane, aud cscor, him thence y :, =
lodgings, and va arc quite sure lba' W.. IN
ever he may pass through our Guy w !.
be greeted and welcomed as becomes !"
eminent n champion Of popular rsn'. /
The victory which has just been 'ce'e. =.
has resulted in no inconsiderabie 0es
from Governor Johnsion's individual 'A.
tons; aud il is but right that our Ps.f W.
who arc so deeply concerned IN rs eU"' i
qucnccs, should show their apprec'as0". =.
the efforts which have been made 10 :
cure it.
Know then this truth, enough Tor NM
know,
Virtue alo 0 Is happine below
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That Galse,.ood has come Out

Bat a week or two ago, We predicted
there was falsehood coming. While we
were peunng the prediction, the very "a .e
hood itself was being penned and yet i
is no very strange coincidence, for We we're
sure j, uould come, and SO expressed our.
self. Il has come. The Democratic press.
es, 10; satisfied With telling the thousand
and one minor falsehood. that dafken their
columns, the less reputable Of them, have
come out with this base concoclion Of men.
dacify.
1t is no, important TO give the details,
the substance Of the lie i, that Gen Tsy.
Tor was nominated by bribery. The hon
est mcn that ratified the peoples nominl.
ton, have been. brbed, say The unscrupu.
lous orlglnatols and retailers Of this dirty
fiction. We do moi fear tina, any one Of
sense, will suffer himself TO be imposed up.
on enough 10 believe il we have referred
K =. = marx lbe iLd.ltasa, Of our Predi..
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THE TAYLOR PLATFORM.

ls,. The restoration OF power to =
People.
2, The RESTRICT ~ Of tho Veto VS.
legitimate limits.
3. The restoration Of cur Govefass
10 It's true, safe aud legitimate puipa.ss
4. The rescue Of the Goyernmoni laa
The grasp Of Demagogues and Spoilers.
RetfenchmeBi Of ,x,rayigani sad ;.
authorised Expenditures.
8. The assumption of the Conslliaia
as the platform OF our political Ia.ih.
Z. The cuhsImsnI Of the iacf!laai
patron lge Of The Executive, by m.ans
which Elections are coal rolled sad -
Public Liberty endangered
8. A end, positive end, TO oil ro,Aats
experiments upon the business, the lsi'
rency, and the enterprise of The eouuin,
o. 4 RETURN TO THE OLD AM
SAFE PATHS OF HONESTY, SIN
CERTIFY, PATRIOTISM AND Ptb
Lie VIRTUE
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FOR rus CHARLOTTE JocaSAL.

" A, a large Convention of the OH
GERS Of the 62d Regiment Of North Caro-.
lima Militia, and the IL, Regiment of Vol.
un'ehrs, held IN Concord. on iksllt Of
October. 1913 Col. W q. Cochran OF the
Volunteers was chosen President, art COL.
J. c. BnrnAarft aud Capt c. ~ Ray
wero appointed Secretaries.
Col. ku,ts, az Chairman Of Commit.
toe appointed a, proceeding Convention
held IN this place on HE l2lh Of August
last to recommend to this body such 10.
forms as are needed 10 the Militia laws Of
this State, submitted the following
Your Committee believe that there i,
no complaint aealns, tho ptesen, liw Re.
qninng al persons between the nges of [ g
and - 10 be enrolled, and liable 10 do duty
IN times Of instruction or invasion, or AT
tho calls Of the Government but they arc
fully persuaded THAI the term Of y years
IS unnecessarily long for mere training aud
disciplinary exercise and that u shorter
period oil service for both Off and
men, under more rigid discipline, would
DO productive of the very best Of effects
lhoy respectfully recommend the follow.
ing reforms:
lst. That MI Commissioned officers
(olbers than Field ofTicer.,) DO oxcrnp.
from further duty, after serving years.
ID. That all Field officers be exempt Of.
ter serving their time as such officers.
3D. That all Volunteers tbglh foot and
cavalry be exempt after IL years ser.
vice.
4'h. That the Infantry be exempt after
II years service.
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lion, and to show, how very desperate and
unprincipled, despairing party can be-
come. Look gu, for aore Of just such
charges.
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" NO CHEERING. BOYS, Bur FORWARD
AND SECURE YOUR VICTORY

AMI SEA IAB AQAh VII ttNl
When the French and Allied afniest,l
already been engaged in deadly conflicts
ten hours upon the bloody field Of v ,l...
loo-u hen old Blachor had arrived, aal
the French regiments began to fili nh
an advance Of the whole allied line vase.
defed. A,ihai moment the Dixie Of We.
line,on rode along the li1a Of his victor u
troops, jas, % they aese on the po,h. (
advancing. The exvjiaiipn Of the .od,si.
was about 10 miuiiset iiself In toaas L
buzzls, which, the English Genera pi.
cciving, checked in the memorable woi.,
which head this article " No ehes'fs
boys; bu, forward and seeere your Voc,
ry."
These are precisely the very v''i
which We would now address 20 our VI!
brethren Of Virginia. Engaged IN t,s
pota,e conflict, Pennsylyania, hse Il
Butcher, has come ~ upon the n,as ~
rear Of our enemy, and thrown BIN s
inexitcable confusion. L. is time foi 4
whole lin. 70 advance, and to complete &,
victory. We cay, then. 10 our fienS. h
no, waste your time in shouts sod .,g9s
ton. You have We, much 10 o. IN o;sa
TO gather the full fiu,s Of yon' 'siaf.
DO it marfuliy. do i, fu'ly, do It co~f =
ly-and 10 order thai you may ih1, q !
do ii quietly. We shall have lime Casls
to shou, hereafter; nov YOU are rsqast
to follow up your success, ard to a. IL
iiaishing blow 90 tbs enemy.
Remember No cheering, h'ys q
forward and secure your vstorj '-Rtis
Whg.
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YEA communication will be found

~ A communication will be found in
todays paper, aiming at, and suggesting
some reform, in the Militia Laws Of the
State. Reform is sadly needed, and if the
whole code, excep, enrolment, were aSo'-
lshed entirely, il would be better for the
people. than the present miserable hum.
bug. 1T that cannot be accomplished, the
notifications proposed at the Concord
Convention should receive the carefu, con.
eideration Of cur law makers.
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Of his four years

Think Of that, and consider if II is not
high time to put an end 10 such spendlhf(t
Administrations. E'gh thousand screen
hundred and fly three do!iirs each hour,
and one huhdred ami foriy Goe, every mir.
ute. Think Of that voters, when you cast
your votes next Tuesday.
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a large Esisi.

IN another place, we have spoken Of the
extravaganza Of Folks administration
compared with the expenditures Of others
that have preceded IT; the following IS an
exhibit Of his four wears:
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before tho people. Mr.. Orsborne, Our
District eisctor, was also present, and his
sloouer, tones swslIsd The general chorus
of iubilaps ea,husiasm which prevailed.
We understand ,ba, 1900 persons
we're p,essn. and ,nc opinion was pretty
general among them, that Cassism set
very uneasiIy in its saddle on that day.
Those Who had only heard Of Badger,
wore electrified when they heard him and
those who had listened to him before, were
alnos, carried away with his irresistible
force of defamation. For he combines
ia h.s popular addresses, powerful afsu'
non,, genuine and refsed Wit, humor and
satire, all telling with wonderful effect
against tho ohjec, he prosecutes and N
fayor Of the one he advocates.
A, Salisbury again 90 the 25th they had
plca.an, .ima of it, uswc gather from the
Ws,chnan:
Tho organization OF the meeting was
then regularly announced by the Ffesideat
in mos, appropriai. and beautiful speech,
a, tho conclusion Of which, ho introduced
"a the nu1ishea tho Hon. Geo. u. Badger.
Mr.. Badger came forward, and was greet
ed by three cheers from the multitude,
which mats the welkin ring with repeated
reyvrbe.ation. He Thea proceeded 10
soeeeh Of three hours, mos, humorous, log
lcsl aad ors.orcal, during which time the
audience wns unclaimed, convinced and
electrified. When SIR. Badger bad cen.
clulei, the whole audience, Ladies aal
Gen,!onen, Wing, and Democrats, wc'S
iavi,od By Col Richards, tho organ Of the
citizens Of Salisbury, TO the Brsscne. A
samp,uou- feas, Of roast tecf," pork, Pr
,aloss, pickles, Sc, &c, reins,sofaie'
the strength, .nd Slled the stomach Of from
eight hundred 10 a thousand, "gocd moi
arl true and much more essv Of ti9cs
ton thar "tea rai:oas 4 day" or New Mex
| leo or California.
" Accommodating rels'emb'ed, th'
pfesilcn, denounced TX Gov. Morehead
Mr MoreheaI coming forward wa, mos
ea,hu.iasticaliy greeted by tbs audience
4 long time lie edi6od, conruleed and con
vincei the paoPls ia a speech Of the Olde'
time, and when this champion this HeI
cucs Of Whisism-sa, down, Cd Sol va
reclining in the golden west, b., 10, "
sore the people satisfied. a call wa
made fot John Kerr, Of Caswell, While
could Only be evaded by a promise Of
speech in the evening. The meeting the
adjourned us,il half after 9 O'clock, 10 NEE
a, The Court House.
In the evening the meeting was aga
oreanx,d, and ,hs call for Mr.. Kerr WI
deafcnirs snd irresistible. Mr.. h. cam
10 the rescue, and i, i. NO di.ParagemeI
TO the g-sa. TO say that ho IS c man. r
len vss F;!s4 u?an Os,a. Wi'a al "a
. pas:ion.d sloquence flowing from soul
. Gre, bursting with The keeaest wit an
bling satire, he demolished -aye, 81
eame-hs sau-he conquered"
The Hon. N. Bovden was called for
Hs could no: &c, IF. |, vas most svids'
he was no, expecting It. II, DID notval
to talk Of var in the presence Of " iianihs
hui he " carried the war into Africa AZ
STOOD a, last a triumphant Sciopio. b.
tho audience had became intoxicated al
. Badger and Morehead had eg,ln TO con
forward and present to them the "jovl
;. bow and they drank deeply and We
sobercd again"
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Doinss AT TsshinstGn.

The Democratic Oficeholders at Wash.
instos are not coulen, with two liyes Of
Cas-, b., mus, &c, up for Democracy two
different sets Of opinions for GsasrAl ray.
Ter.
The Jackson Association there, and the
Union, SlIesed tina, the Wings uete send
iog of documents proving (no difficult thing
by the wsy) thai Cass was Wilmot Pro.
.isoist at the North, and an Aaii. Wilmoi
man q, tie Souih Nov this could ksve
been made appear, just by sending the Nj.
cholsou letter asd Csss's Two lives, With
out a word Of Whis comment. The Ma
,ionsl Iutell'genoer explains wha, va, do
ing by the whss Of Wsskios,sa ia this
matter.
81, is not lrre. rs are informed, tina, the
Wing Comai,,ee il this city have publish
ed any document made to appear rs pub.
lished BY the Democrats" They have
we understand, purchased 8 compsratively
small number Of each of two Document.
published BY the Democratic party here
as will DO seen ia the sequel, with design.
absolutely fraudulent; and they have
transmitted, enveloped together, COPIES o.
these documents TO few friends abroad Il
guard them against these most wicked dc
ceplions. We have a, this nonoat scfott
Us one Of each Of ,hsse publications.
Oas Of ,hsm, Intended for Norihcrr
consumption, and said to have been PRINTED
in enormous numbers, and distributes
throughout Pennsylvania, is headed thus
i" Rcd, Pennsylvania, AVID deade C
Tie Polls" GENERAL TATLos's sorTn
YRs PACE " Its otjec. is 10 get TIT
Pennsyvanians To 90 for Cas-, tssisac
Of Taylor, upon the srsund that Tsylo'
lives in the South, il large stakeholder
and you'd re.o the Wtlaot ProsiIo, ~hilt
Cass IS Northern man, and would bo.,o
sui, the Pcnnsylranians
The other, manufactured for the South
orn market, is headed as follows: Ros,
and reject Address Of the SaiIona
Democratic Republican Committee :" ant
the object Of the publication is 70 show. al
stated in haring capitals, ,ha, Gen. Tag
10. ia F." probably pledged to the Wings o
,he North ia fdror Of the Wilmot Pro-i,o.
And It is people who are guilty Of suc'
shocking violence 10 truth as this, wit
have the audaciy to accuse o,hen 0
! fraud
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GO TO THE POLLS

On Tuesday the It'll, every man to the Polls;
rain, hail, snow or shine