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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
NEW CARPET & FURNISHING STORE
A. PAXTON & son


HAVE Just opened in one Of the Store rooms Mon.
trelv and extensive assortment Of Carreug, oil
Cloths and other goods hch they respectfully invite
the attention of purchasers. Their stock comprises:
brussels Carrc,ing.
Imperial Three PIv do
Supertne. Fine and Common Ingram carpeting;
4 T. "a and SO Tapestry, Twilled and common;
Nenitian do
Cotton and Rag do
a., and A. cold and plain Cantsn Mating;
Oil Cloth of every width
Carpet Binding and Thread; Also
u 4. 81, and Druggets and Linen crumb cloths;
Axainster, Tuited " Hon and Brussels Rugs;
Brass stair Rods, all sizes; tta4
Adelaide Manila and Acant Door Mats, &c, &c.
HOUSEk EEHENG ARTICLES.
1874, III and 1914 Imperial Marseilles, Toilet and
Dresden Quilts;
J2 4, Ia and 10 Linen and Cotton Sheetings;
Linen and Gotten Pillow case Goods;
Superior Irish Linen and Cotton Shifting;
~. 81, o. and l0-4 Danask Table Cloths and Table
Linens;
Napkins and DoyIcs Hing,
BIRDS eve Huck aback Scotch Diaper Crash Towel
Piano Table and stand Covers;
Embroidered Window curtains
Turkey Red Furniture Prints;
Furniture Dimity;
Tickinqs and Bed Lace
Ferrateu. Cord and Tassels, for Blinds;
Worsted and Cotton Fringcs. Also good assortment
of Gloves and Hosiery; Linen and cambria Hdkfs;
Ladies' and Gents s,la Cravats,
French worked Cellars;
ParasO'S, Umbrellas, C, sc, &c.
All of which will be sold at the lowest possible preesi
and persons wanting will please call and examine
myE PAXTON SON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
SCHOOL ELECTION,

SCHpOL ELECI ION.
MORGAN NELSON Esq. will be re-elect-
ed commissioner oi schools by the unanimous
votes OF LlNSLEY Precinct.
SCHOOL ELECTION.
Z. DoDDRIDGE PRECINCT.
E. POLLOCK will be supported for school
Commissioner for the above precinct on next
saturday. election to be held at McNaghten's
office.
fhe precinct is composed of Clinton Dis
trict (Rolihg Mild irwin District (lst Ward)
and Knox District (2nd Ward)
PUBLIC EDUCATION.
IRWIN DISTRICT
Thos. G Cuberson and w. P. Wilson will
re supported for Trustees Tor Irwin District
LIST ward) al the School election on Saturday
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
"A CAR ID.

FV7he undersigned leg leave to announce to Their
II friends who have een waiting for the arrival OF
Their ware and 10 the public, that they now in re
ceip invoice of ~ ackages containing an assort
meat OF SHiTE GRANITE AND Iron STONE; FLOWING
BLUE. CANTON BLuE MuLLBERRY, and part OF their
selection of LIGHT Blue Ware
hls lot of very choice quality. much superior to
beret Otore brought 10 this CITY and of new shapes
aud styles. SN EENEfS AND BELL.
m26 Nos Z aud 9, Monroe ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
FOR PRESIDENT,
GEN. ZACHARY fAfLpT

SlATE ELEcToRs,
Eoa. H NM.efesd, Isle "' wight
vs. Boiling. Petersburg
SAP lrsiHZ Cumberland,
4JKIrying, Lvnehowg.
" Martin, FrauhHn.
q w C Rives, Aruemarie.
: RoW EScott. Fepquiet.
SHT Gamelt. Westmoreland'
q ~ Bouidiu, Richmond city.
10 Roht Saunders, williamsburg.
II a Hunter, Jefferson
IL & u d Stuart, Augusta.
u S McD Moore. BeCsbrI &C.
II Conelly F Tri-g, Wellington
Is G. w Summers houa"nd
Is q D Csmden, Harrison
II + Il PrirPoiu,. Marion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
GREAT CLOTHING Bl,lSH WENT.
PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE

PHILADELPHIA WARDROBE
No, I0J CHESTNUT STREET, BETWE THIRD
AND FOURTH, NORTH SIDE
pHfLADELPH{d
To SOUTHERN AND WESTERN MER-
CHANTS.
Many years experience in business has satisfied me
that PUTTING in NEWSPAPERS without having any as
sortment to back it is all HuMBUG. /, therefore have
come TO the determination OF having the PHILADELPHIA
WARDROBE well stocked with all kinds of CLOTHING,
and at such prices Will please all, In proof Of what
say l invite look in the Wardrobe where can al
ways be handsome and extensive assortment
of GEsrLEMENs CLoTHING he found in the city.
Remember the PhiIadcphia Wardrobe.
PERRY r. McNEILLE,
No l0l Chestnut st Philadelphia.
B-A large stock Of piece goods en hand. Gar
ments made To order the sho notice. n36-3am,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
A GOOD CHANCE FOR YOU, GENTLE.
MEN

w have on hand stock OF Goods for Gentle
men ana boFs wear OF superior quality which he
ns too iar2e for the are eierr med 10 close
oni al sach prices as w not fail 10 surprise yo either
at Wholesale or Retail comprising
Sup'r rench Cloths in Bl'k and Other colors
Also, English sud American wool hi'k Adelaid etc
do BIN Dee Skin Casneres, pam and riifd
10 Fancy colers strip'd and plad do
do Persian CasImeres and SILK Tweed
DO Wool Fweed, MSrmo Cassiuers aud Jeans,
do DradeIe AVID other Summer Cloth
do French i.iueu Driiings white and cord
do Satin VesiIass uiabi aud ds'd
do MarseIlics and olher variety nt yes,ines
Do Cravais, Pocket Hand'ks CLOS and liosy,
do Under Shirts SIR, Cotton aud Merino
40 irisn Linens suP'r quality for bosonis,
do Supr Long Cloths for shirtug,
do Suspenders,
de- la Short ever, other article in the way of men
aud boys wesr il SELBY, AGNEw, AND swEARIseEs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
THE WHOLE wonls SHOULD KNOW IT.

That Dr JAYNIs ExPEeTORANf is ccrtsia for
hut3 aud that coughs colds, consumption whoop
coug H. Group, hr0nehts, and eyer, other disease
of the lungs throat IL sure 10 produce the most lie
ciaed benefit. IL is recommended by thousands who
have tried IT, and az thai Is The best remedy. nth
ans exception, or all Pulmonary Diseases that has
ever heen kuoyn for Il always relief and
N lnn eNnTN Other means haNe iaIied.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01


OF Mr.. Allen, at the City Hall this evening.
TELEGRAPH Smith, the agent of
the original palentees of the Morse Telegra ph,
Is now i'll this city, dtsring to secure
20 shares OF stock in line extending through
this city, direct from Baltimore to New Or
leans. The telegraph to leading points will
always be a profitable stock, and The one pro-
posed will be of great service to this city, O.
pening direct communication with the east
ern cities, and the liver towns. We hope
Mr. s. will be fully successful in his mission.
+. Pollock, Esq. declines icing candi-
date for School Commissioner
We are requested to announce T. JOHN
STON, Jr Esq. as the one who will receive
the entire vote OF Doddridge Precinct Tor
school Co nmissioner.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
LAYNE,S SANATlNE PILLS

These pills may be taken al all times and in most
Diseases; tntlsnmatoTy, Intermittent. rentlent, hi
ious, aud every furm OF FEY ER-Jaundice aud Liver
Compliant For Dyspepsia they are really an nvalua-
bile Article gradually changing the vIate secTeious of
stomach and liver aud producing healthy action
those important organs They very valuable for
dis Tie skin and for what is commonly called
iuIy of tie blood al SO tor Female Con- plants, Cus
tveuess c and ln tact every disease where per
ioul. Aiterhativs. or purgailge medicne may lie
quieci.
Dyspepsia positively eau be cured BY persevcriug
use % hs sanatye. especially If the Tonic Ncruituge
be used IN couJuellon,
Prepared only By DS Jayne, Philsdglphia. and sold
on Agency by 4 A BhENIliNGEk.
Ashland Row, Monroe st. Vice ing. Va
Atso BY CKtAhArkER, Nam st., Nheel Hg. and y X
Co,AAYNE. EiiAabethtuwu, Va. utvIe
Where may be had the AMERICAN HAIR DYE. var
Tauted 10 change the hair 10 beautiful auburn,
perfectly jei black color,
7T37The defcae structure the eve and lis extreme
sensihliy renders any uhauatun ftom cold Dr eNter-
mel violence very paintli n highly Important that
Heaus used IA Tine 10 arrest the Inflammation before
II uas progressed tu far, and 4 FAliN Is ok AND
cos as W AIER IL the safest and uinsi idt al-
pcaltun Whic be made. II strength te a. e,
gives ri tome and vi.og and acts pow eriuily reuov-
Ing ana rmiaiun, for safe by J. bAk Ia Monroe ri.
ia CRL MBACkEF, Nam =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

c-r-The yeli.be Gen. Pillow arrived m
on, civ. Yesterday, having come up on the
steamer Clipper. lie teit for Washington al
an early bour II was great relief to US 10
s.s b,., AZ we have doubted whether there
wa. AIM, suca rtol cNisienccs as Gen. Pillow
or Col Pluca. 1t will be satisfaction to
his friends 10 know that be did not find has
sword such an incumbvance as to compel hun
totbro,y Il aside when he had arrived ia The
heartol. h, own country. 1t is SAID he mad
the seal el thal Mexican with bin.
Gen. Shields and. several other officers
were in company. II.
It has on frequently named that the nom
inariou nj Geu..iayior would not be satis'ac-
tory 10 thr noua, because he was slave-hol-
der. We venture to say that Gen. Taylor
is opposed. from principle, and has ever been.
to the extension OF save territory, beyond Its
present limits w presume that inlorina-
ton to that a. ct yill be before the conren'
tion.
THEPLNrFoR}t oa which the loco'ocos
pr5pas, to ish rhi- campaisn is now before
our rraders. a,id ii Nti be well Tor them 10
compare he prot >-ioaa at the party as inere
set forth. with ihgir practices when Ia pow'r'
No better grace is exhibited in the resolutions
aao8t.l. than wouIdaPpe :he resolutions
OF Nlr. Rusk. when compared with the course
OF the parry during the lastiour years.
For instance, we find nearly every mem
Der OF the convention which dominated Mr..
Polk in Office aud IRA wing money from the
treasury, having drawn peofy one million Of
dolians in The iast four years, and Mr.. Rusk
o14s fesolution, as viii be seen IN he
proceedings. declaring that 10 be anti demo
cratic. Nowender the resolution was receiv'
ed with a laugh
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

We would invite attention to the lecture
oil Mr.. Allen, at the City Hall this evening"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

TO THE PUBLIC.
rsE subscriber has this day an assortment
- @i bf Jat mes highly valuable medicines is uu-
necessary 10 say anything here praise NJ great
eescy 10 Tue cure OF those diseases they are
recommended as they have long been before public
ana nave oaIned celebrity SURPRISING all other com
pounds The following comprises list Of the articles
received. viz:
JAyhes' kNpectorant for coughs colds, etc.
hHlT Tome. for the growth of the hair.
AheraIlyc, for Serofula, rheumatism and dis.
eases of the skin
Jayne hasr bye, color the hair auburn Jet blk
Cafinlnatlvo balsain, for summer complaints etc
Tonic Ierstiuge. for HE expulsion of worms.
Sdualiye Pills ior dyspepsia and all diseases Of
thestonaoh
James Ague Pills, positive cure for Fever Asue
Persons desiring Ia know OF the M
do hy eaiiiug and obtaining one of the Do r.
Medical AhHsnacs lor lSIr, (see of charged al
BRENfLtkG ER's paiher.
Brtwesa the Post Once and Court House. Wheeiine
mr 80
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
LATEST ARRIV NJ OF FANCY STAPLE
DRY GOODS.

LATEST ARRlV NJ OF FANCY STAPLE
DRY GOODS.
sELBH, AGNEW AND sWEARINGEN.
Monroe ST, Wheeling
n kEnow receiving their Second stock Of SrNNrR
&4 GoOps. comprising avery large aud desirable AS.
Sortneht al Fancy and STAPLE Dry Goods bought at re-
dnelions from early Spring prices. Also very large
CARPETlNG,
OF every variety Of new and des patterns at re-
duced prices, and prepared 10 offer mpouat in.
dhccmeuis 10 Merchants wishing to rrplenish their
stock az well as tarchasefs generally, In30
.EgooLi WOOL sicKNG-A large lot of 40
~ uch iiarid for Wanl SaekfNs lust received by
m3U sELBY, AGSEW AND sWEARINGEN
| Us- LOOK ~ AND GET BARGAINS. an
Al WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
EEE l. have a large los Of French SCOTCH and other
~ lawns befases SILK Tissues, silks IA all coors
aud other fancy Dress foods
Also, SHAW is, Scafis, HaadAerchafs. dne Hosiery
ffWgeS and H.er austITe Ell Needle iVoTk
hos Win general variety Of all other OF Tie MOST Dc
sfAat fancy -aAas, NOM AZ SEASON which we are de
terHlftd lp close ou wthaut reference 10 PRortr n,
'"sl-"e wi seiithen. yoa can maze money IN these
so"ls by eAi5raeins iibs eppoHunity-W noiFsALE on
HsiAtt sEtBr, AasEw A>D sWEAniNsEN
mji Monroe 81
! EoNNEr TRfNM ING.-J sesseney ha. ms morn
~ sag opened beautiful assarluieat of B.iuet Ril4
bon 10 " ich tiie aaIeh1on OF the Ladies is called
: - - '7'9f
sNN hand and for sale low. Eaeza an. IA ia. whi,
| ~ aud tancy Maisei.es Ouils.
m1l JsENsENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01
LOOK u ANDGET BARGAINS.

fN aaad and for sale low. Eeg AM IA a Ia-4 whe
~ and fancy Maisei.es Quus.
m1l JSENSENEY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

q - CASKS Muspral's Chloride of Lime, our own
-oAV importation direct from Liverpool, for sale by
ml3 PRYOR Az PAUlI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-06-01

INDUSTRIAL AND SOCIAL REFORM.
loilN ALLEN, of Boston, viii lecture on Thursday
- evening at O'clock in the CRY HALL, upon the
Organization OF Labor upon surh principles VIII
ii all the blessings OF wealth. LECTURE FREE
June /, 1913.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29

meantime the flames spFead with such fearful
rapidly lhst before the boat resched The more.
the wheel ropes sFelbprped Of and ihe IN.
gineefs we're compelled q abandon their sIa.
sions 81 INC engines, leaving them IN motion
e that ths boat nigh. reach The shore By
The Tins che struck the shores . large portion.
of The passengers andrew had assembled on
The fore easils, and II their eagetnsass % gssa-
shore pushed the mate oyerboaFdsw ho was en.
.deavoFihg to'msks hst line oH board Inv.
ing sent aPeFsoR ehshore foF the same purpose
When The boat struck the entrsf fore cabin
we III flames and Consequently al cpmmuhis
cation cdt oF with the iadye's cAbtp-so that
those. who bad remained in the after par
.ot lie boat had no alternative butte leap into
the river, Of perisk W FIRE. very s~xstti0n
was made BY the passengers and crewtO says
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29
na.nnunl oftl.e Capitol.

A writer 10 The last KoseiuskO Seataael, e
long and elaborate communication addressed
to the members Of the Legislature advocates
the removal Of the ssatof Government n some
point near the 4sOutheast corner Of Attals,
where ittouches the upper corners of leak
and Mansion Countess The main argument
in favor Of this measure, addressed b thiswFi-
ter is found upon the Importance Of selecting a
more esntral portion, but particularly on the
assumption that the climate Of jackson y 60
pesilerous and unhssIshy' that 'nen o. the
highest order Of ~talsnsss and Of established
and known character for integrity" refuses 70
become cOmpsllorssn fer the various grades
Of the State Office sfrom Governor down. for
he reason that they are not wiling TO 'sPeftt
their ives and %, S~ltvtions Of themselves and
their families al JseEsan!"-Soassgon.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29

EE "a - 5HHH- wFEENHsE il
The Charleston Coulter contains . letter.
Americas ia Paris, from which we
take the following extract, which fully sx-
presses our opinion asregards de Incorporation
n Mexican PePuI6tion sseitizsnso " ths United
States,
Il IL idle % cay that We should raise
the Msxican character up II our stand
ard, by ihe emigration which would flow
into that country from Tie United States; the
exact 70 erse would be Ire case, and our cid-
Gems going in among them, would sink doUn 20
their standard. The history Of the worldshO
lhat the conquered have, always swallowed uP
the eonguerOrs, and ii The writer justly OBJ
aeEveS, the present Mexfcans are The descend
ants that have spyaug from ths warIike.and
ebivalfis sPahiards gof the clden time, and
therefore lei " take WarniRg.
aEngiish and mericanen enterprise, protected
by 1 stable government, would soon erecl Mex
leo into a formidable rival 10 Russia for the
supply Of gold and silver: but ] trust it will
never be the government Of The United States
which will afford this protection. The mines
themselves would be- q very uhquestionabls
cDFss to US. The earth's iruest wealth lies o.
The surface, and il produced BY the plough
but when with the mines We wouldhav To taxi
The people, what rejecting man can doubt
We cannot make, slaves Of them, and i II stil
more impossible ito make them safe aHt
good citizens. Tha. mongreh degenerate
vicious, contemplate. race can never beccm,
the worthy and safe Partakers with We uPoi
. equal terms Of our fee Institutions They az
too numerous to assimilate and De absorb
ed, asase the hnndredso Of thousands Of Euro
, Pean Immigrants who annually com 70 V
They would rather absorb the superior Anglo
Saxon race settling among hem-degenerusinl
, adulterating, forming with il an amalgam some
what superior 10 the present Mexican, but 10
. base TO belworthy Of, and soomassiye to be sal
in spoIitical and social brotherhood with Y
The spOniard and the countrymen Of Ccrt'
were no vile metal, degenerated 70 the stu
now called Mexican. Let US profit by the e.
ample Y-E o. Bulletin,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1848-01-29

Case ~ petts LaFahG

MaWXFA4
RelIck offIeE III Hosos as 1Fs..sF.
1es iiist csss called t8is morning, Wa ibst
n John q calhoups charged WITH stealing
aoms saosisfEit0fy doesrnsi ,Rs properly u
HsnyeTay,
The prisoner, who was.a scedv. lank. md
lantsfh iawed Individuals denied he charge.
The frat witness called was Mi. clay. WHO
depgsea thar ~ vas possessof Of apaFcel ~
q o.seF ritorS doctrine, the same used agains
ME Jefferson, when BIZ proposed Tie spaFchase
Fl Loasisrna and Al Rewards against Msssrs.
Tyler md Polk III Tia Texas business. Il
NsaiR tCleratle good condition. IIs5had ob.
served the accused proving about his prem.
zee Onlhe evening of the loss, and had kept
his sye m him Shortly afleFh s disappeared,
and oS coiniHg q lo5i fos Hi property. III tMt.
Cav found Il wasn't there Ie fmmcaintely
raised I I 4Rsahd-cry, and found hspFisonerin
the Senate cdanbsS ~actunlly offering III sl6s
len property n the eountfy, undor ilse name
IF IsResolutionA.
Mr, Colqpitt, one Of TIN clice, stated tl.at
~ knew tho Prisonef at fhr BILL ana vas for
meFlYintimaie KIN him. 0f lata the priaaa.
ere character had beeohe 70 bad. tfat lis was
obilgedt n cut tie prisonsrs acquaintance.-
ThiscalhohnhasBe been getting wore and wotae
for some lime, ana had aetualiy associated
himself with soehPeoPla ID Y6les and Wes
colt die had taken several things which dia
not belong to him, before ihis and W.T. always
IL some dih ieulty o. othet but was generally
supposed % besa little cracked.
The prisoner On being askcd whashe lid
q saylo the charge, replied that he thought i
had II .Fightto The property. trcyidently was
doing MT. Clay 4 deaI 81 haftn, audit wasTu
act of charity ~ put ne means Of sldes
%tfuetien ont Vi hia reach. Mi. Clay wac, lin.
} seIf,o Of unsounJ mind. ITO bad made .aspcech
ut New Orleans, whereinhs had spoken 81 liz
wrong inflicted on IA ~ Mexico, and had suid
, he would like to sIay 4 Mexieaai aid after
wards had made ! speech against ihe VIII with
Mexico. No sane man would do tiat Iii abort
Mr. Clay was decidedly al impropefpefsop III
be trustedw with such dangerous property as q
H1-tSAhtoy AuOkIlhtsF M
I IIis honor asidthat the. prisoner was Gyiacnr
ly an ingsuious rogue, IA hin defence proved,
and ought not ~ BIZ permitted u foam about
doing mischief sTie asked him what was III.
business.
q The pfisonefFeplied, thath he was q turner by
profession, that ID 70 say--hs turned aip-aaps
fornlivings His last effort II shat way, from
i s.War foF che sake of Texas,'t 10 aPeaes and
no indemnity had attracted universal admin.
tion.
The prisoner was committed to answer Ok
the next elec.ion,-Tae John Donkey.
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Ic2I~s,p9ndenee gfh.M- 8. oanalereiaI BM.l

WASHINGTON January 7ths 1913
The Clay men are becoming very scarce,
both in Maryland and Virginia, SO far as we
can learn. The Wing members Of the Vir-
GINA Legislature moved IN favor q Ger, Tay-
lor just N time % anticipate q popular move-
ment in the State, having the same object in.
view. Among the Wing members Of Com
gress it would be dificu't 10 point to q man
from the Southern States, and from PeHnsylya-
MA, who IL not avowedly m favor ofGen. Tay-
Ior, whether hebe the nominee IF . Wing Ma
sionaf Convention OF NOT. Some few ihe
Wig members from New York and New Eng.
lana, sill talk Of MI. Clay and Mr. Webster
and someTspeak Of Judge Mclean but three
fouFlhs oF the Wbig membspo Of Congress are
for Taylor, All this will apPeare a. . proper
time: for ii il presumed that the Wing mems
bers viii, ii February next, adopt sene mode
Etc express their views, as private citizens, not
assuming q caucus dictasion. In fact, the
ground here IL occupied BY Gen. Taylor and
his friends, al the representations Of the adj
ministIatiop Papsrst II the contrary notwithstan-
ding. It's 10 presumed that these gentlemen,
coming from various parts Of The country, pro-
perry represent the views Of their constituents
on thisinseresting subject, and this being the
ease, Ii ii diffculto conceive that the Wing
Convention will nominate n Clay.
Mi Clay has not YET Eeachcd this city, and
aIMM| &ENEE4 49, IE 4N
ID Is said by HE ftiends here, shaths has % Pc.
~litieal object ia his visit 10 this tiiy,a this
inns, though some Of them wCould be willing
no doubt, to involve him again in another
struggle for the Presidency
me ssecret c%ircular,a' issued last October,
by Cen. Combs ana others, Recommending
meeting IL favor 81 MI. Clay asa candidate
has met with no general fesponse from sas wing
party. ii 6ns, here ate many who believe
tha. Mr.. Clay will Eelinqnish the flsitio ten
Taylor