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FROM NEW MEXICO.

Another Battle Fought-Our Troops Victo-
''0us-F0'rteen Cannon Captured.
BY Telegraph from ST. Louis 10 the Pitts
burgh papers, we have confrma,ory &C.
counts of the hattie fought at Rosetta. sixry
milesfro chihuahua. The Americans were
victorious, and the Governor of chihuahua.
fourteen pieces of artillery, and a large num-
her Of prisoners were taken by our forces.
The Ioss in killed and wounded on both sides
10 represented az heavy.
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Verona has proclaimed Republic.
TROY, May ?, 9 O'Clock A. NJ

. OIJOh
A most destructive fire broke out last night, in
this city, al half-past nine 1t ragged till midnight.
1t commenced in the stables in the rear of Hal
steds Mechanical Hall, and burnt all the houses
between Ferry and Congress Streets, but one
Many valuable buildings burned on River, Con-
gress, and Ferry Streets. % horses were consum-
ed. Loss very great.
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WOOL. ! WOOL II!

The subscriber has Just received, from the
East some OF the best and latest improved Ma
chinery, and has fitted up his entire works in the
best possible manner; and being grateful for
past favors, would again announce 10 his friends
customers, and the public generally, that he is
ready 10 receive Wool TO manufacture into
Cassimeres Plain Cloths. and FiGnnels.
Also he is sanguine 10 believe, by reason Of
lis long experience IN business, that he cannot be.
and is determined he l-iH not be surpassed, in
manufacturing cloths, for Durability Of service
and ps7mancayo Of color, by any establishment
in the County.
Those wishing to have wool manufactured
will find it to be for their interest TO give him a
call.
Wool manufactured on shares or by the yard,
al the option of the owners.
EDWARD PHAIR.
N. p. Terms adapted to the times. T. P.
New Haven Mills, 1913. 5li ON
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BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED FOR THE GALAXY.
New York. May I, 8 O'Clock, P. M.
Revolution in Venezue-
la--Congress--Deatho Of
Senator Ashley--Eire
in New York.

Advices from Venezuela to April LIST, stale
iha. the revolution is going on with activity
We have no details.
SENATE. April pa message was re-
ceived from the President in regard 10 the
request Of Yucatan asking military aid from
the United States, TO prevent farther massa-
cres OF the Whites by the Indians. Mr..
flanagan proposed to refer the message to
the Committee on Foreign Relations. MIR.
Calhoun thought the proposition rather ex-
traordnary and dangerous. He had hoped
that the Mexican War had proved lesson
10 Mr.. Polk,
HoUsE-Mr. McKay's motion TO reconsid-
er the vote OF Yesterday, on letting out Gov
eminent binding by contract was briefly dis
cussed and postponed. A message was re-
ceived IN reference 10 Yucatan difficulties.
Mr.. J Rockwell moved 10 refer it 10 the Cons
mitee on Territories, and spoke on the sub
Iect OF annexing new territory 10 the UnI.ed
States. Mr.. Stephens Of Georgia moved
that the message be referred IL special
committee of nine. On motion Of Nh. Bolts
the message was referred 10 The Committee
on Foreign Relations. Ordered printed.
Adjourned.
Senator Ashley died soon after,
A fire broke ont last night in Sixteenth
ST., in which three houses were con-
sumed. Also another in Twenty-eighth
St, in which a boy, aged six, and three
horses persisted.
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STATE OF VERMONT, J
Disirict of NrwHaVen. s.

Be it remembered that at Probate Court hol-
den at Bristol within and for the district Of New
Haven. on the 9th day Of April. 1873.
An instrument purportns to he the las; vii
and testament Of GEORGE II SUMNER, late
of Bristol, in said district, deceased, WAS proscu-
ted to said Court for probate by one Of the per
sons therein named Executor; whereupon the
Court ordered the Executors TO notify all per
sons concerned TO appear a; probate court, to I've
held at Bristol aforesaid, at the ofliceof the Iude
Of said court on the LIST Monday in June ls4S. ut
10 o'clock 4. NJ, then and there to object to the
probate of said WILL if they see cause, by publish
ING certified copy of this order in the Middlcbu-
ry Galaxy printed at Mddlebury in this State,
three weeks successfully, previous to the time Of
said court.
Hurry .lhasiH, Judge
A true copy ofRcco7l,
H. lNaasW, Jrdye. l 3w.
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RUTLAND & BURLINGTON
RAILROAD co.

Two assessments of five dollars each have been
ordered by the Directors on each share Of the cap
ital stock ofthc Rutland and Burlington Railroad
Company; one made payable on the first day of
May next, and the other on the tenth day of said
May.
Payments may be made to the Banks Of Bur-
lington, Vergennes, Middlebury, Rutland, Black
River or Bellows Falls to the Cheshire Bank,
Keene. n. H., to Edward Pickering ESQ., No. 60
State Street, Boston, or to the Treasurer at his
Office in Mddebury
SAMUEL SWIFT, Treasurer
March ls, 1913.
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~ The newspapers are publishing We
~ icag piece Of the late John G. Adams DO
eiry entitled The WAITS of Man." Man
has many "wanls,'' but we do moi ihink lha
Mr. Adams' poetry is one of them.
Louisville Jour.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
We the subscribers, being appointed hy
the Probate Court Ior the District Of Addison
Commissioners. 10 receive, examine and al
inst all claims and demands Of all persons L.
gainsl the estate Of
MOSES STOW,
late ofNew Haven in said DisIric', deceased
and also all claims and demands exhibited in
ohseG thereto: And six months from the 23d
day OF March 1913 being allowed by faid
Court for that purpose. we do hereby give
notice that we will atieaI 10 the business
of our said appointment, nj the dwelling house
Of LovaI W. Stow. in New Haven. on The
first Wednesday Of June and September nexi
from nine o'clock. a. NJ. until Jour O'Clock,
p. II. on each Of said days.
.Sylreaer Doud, Commits
4. p. E0sc0e, sfOners.
Dated at New Havenihis 29Ih day OF April
1918. 1;3w
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STATE OF VERMONT,

STATE Of NERAONI, |
District of New Haven. IS.
Belt remembered that at q Probate Court hol
den at Bristol. within and for the district Of New
Haven on the 23d day Of April 1919.
The administrators on the estate Of JOHN
HILL late Of Starkshoro, in said district deceased,
made application 10 said Court to Examine and
allow his account as Administrators aforesaid
with said Estate, whcrcupon the said Court or
dered the said administrators to notify all per-
sons TO appear at a probate court to he holden at
the office of the Judge of said court in Bristol Il
foresaid on the LIST Monday in June. lS4S at 10
o'clock A. NJ, then and there TO object to the al
owance of said account. ifthcy see cause. by pub
shinga certified copy Of this order in the Middle
bury Galaxy, printed at Middebury, in this STATE,
three weeks successfully previous to the time of
said court.
Hrrsy MussiH, Judge,
a true Copy of Record,
.w3 Attest HGrrey .N,msiH, Jtalge
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zap.L.l.aS!ll..


Every Subscriber Of five Dollars IS member
of the Art-U Union for the year.
The money thus obtained, after pairing neces-
sary expenses is applied, in the first instance, to
the production, from an American Painting, OF a
large and costly original Engraving. in the high
est stvlc of American Art
For every five dollars paid by him, EVERY
MEMBER receives copy of the Engraving Ev-
erv Member also receives an Annual Report, con-
tanning the proceedings and addresses at the annu-
al distribution list of the members, &c, and
sometimes an additional Work of Art
The residue of the money is applied to the pur-
chase of American Works of Art-Paintlnss,
Sculpture. &c-varying in price from twenty 10
several hundred dollars.
These Works of Art-the Paintings beng rlch-
" framed-are publicly distributed by lot among
all the members on the Friday before Christmas
in each year, every member having one snare Tor
every five dollars paid by him.
Each member is thus certain oil Receiving IN
return. the value of the five dollars paid, and has
also chance of drawing Painting, or other
Work of Art of great value.
DIR. LArHRoP, having been daily appointed
Honorary Secretary of the A. a. [. for Middle
bury and its vicinity is ready to exhibit engraY-
ings published by the Association, and to receive
subscribers names make remittances &c.
Middlebury Female Seminary,
March 6, ls4s. 40
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MUSLIN DE LANES.

VIII be sold cheaper at "the Peoples Store" 70
three weeks 70 come, than was ever offered in. III
State before. W. ,. JOHho1N
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NOTICE,

Two superior HerfoTd Bulls will stand at
my place the ensuing seasosf Tor the sole
benefit of the public. Terms $1OO, pay
down. Nothinsneed be suid 10 reference 10
the superior excellence of this blood Of Gait
lie. for in The three general characteristics Of
any breed, namely. for Oxen, Mill and Beef,
they greatly excelIs.
4. l.. BINGHAM.
Cornwall. April, %, is4S. 1;3w
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An Adjourned MeeGing

For granting licenses, will be held at the Court
house, on Friday the 5th day of May next, ct one
o'clock p. NJ.
2 By order of the Assistant Judges of the Coun-
ty Court. GEO. S SWIFT, Clerk.
Middlebury, April 22d 1915. SO 2w
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Ladies' School.
Middlebary Female Seminary

Tie Spring term of Il weeks opens on Mon
day next, April 18th, under more than usually
favorable circumstances. Miss Martha IL
Clement, daughter of the Rev. iona. Clement,
D. D. an experienced and acceptable teacher,
and Miss Charlotte J. Landon, so well and IA
vorabIy known in this community, are engag-
ed as teachers A limited number of boar1ers
can be accommodated in the Seminary
8. PEARL LATHROP, Principal.
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w. P. Russell. Agent.
BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET.
THURSDAY, April 81.

IReported for the Traveller.
AT market 275 Beef Cattle, 81 pairs Work
ing Oxen, A Cows and Calves, 500 Sheep,
and 1900 Swine.
PR1cEs-Beef Cattle-SaIes at 1915, C,
$50, S7.25.
Working Oxen-Sales limited at sS5, 100
los.
Cows and Calvcs-Sales at s2l, %. So, and
81.
Sheep-S2,5O, 3, 4, and C; one extra lot
at IS.
Swine-Sales quick at 5 l-2 a 6 l-2c per ID.
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MARRIED..

In this town, on the 18th ult., by Rev. Mr..
Hubbard, Mr.. Eli Austin of New Haven, TO
Miss Charlotte NJ. Sumner Of Middlebury.
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100 Cords SEASONED WOOD,
For sale by w. ). JOHNSON.
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TERRInLc AND FATAL ACcIpENT.-Miss
Bridget NJ ongan, young lady Of 81 years,
daughter of MIR. Morris Morgan, residing
GA William Street, and an operative in
fhe Hamilton Mills, was crossing Merri
mack st. near Welles' Block, on Monday
afternoon last, when runaway horse, with
the fore wheel of buggy attached, came
upon her, caught her inside the wheel,
and her dress becoming attached TO the
step, dragged her thence some thirty rods
upon the payemenis, to the stable of Pearl
d Hnntress. She was taken up horribly
mutilated, and survived only few min
utes' The procession that attended her
funeral on Wednesday was the largest we
have seen in Loweil-LO,oeH Gazette.
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A true COPY of Record.
/ Attest id. S. Bushnell. Reqi
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

STATIONARY boxes Maynard & Moves
- superior Black Ink, the best articles now in us,
IN the United States,
200 rcams Paper. Cap and Post,
Just received and for saleby
nov. 20 AL1Is & HOwEs.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
TAYLOR HALL.

AVA 49, 100 49,
Ysfk.2 JNO NJ. APP respectfully nlofmn the RlllI
$50 public generally dat ho has Leased foe I'LL
term ofyeafp, The well known myorn stand In lv'
nna,ille lonnorly kept by E.fhnum, mud lately by
henl Nnrfe, The house has been thoroughly 20
nnifed and handsomely hucd up with entire new fur
nluifo and those Of The travelling public who may Ga
vor him with call mny rest Incurred that thcf com
tort and convenience Will meet with every attention
lie Table will always be supplied with the bee
hocholcesl loquofr carefully selected by un expert
oneod hand
Attached 10 the Hall. aud immediately on III,
Public Square, are bis alnhloa, acknowledged by ul
aug %, lsl7 &C. JNO M, APP,
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
-Four Days Later From Europe.
Prospects Favorable TO All
Cash CUSTOMERS.
ALLIS & HOwES.

fTNHE HOUSE that sells goods for small profits
L and ready pay. have Just been receiving several
important additions TO their large stock of Groceries
at as low rates can be obtained in the West, and
invite all dealers, who wish do a Saving business
to come and convince themselves that these asser-
tons are something more than empty boasts. Their
stock embraces every thing belonging to the grocery
trade, in proof of which the columns of our city
papers. ON EVERY PAGE YOU WILL FIND
THEIR ADVERTISEMENTS nov 2O-tf
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

s~a--ia---.lksSsszzk THE subscriber begs leave 10
- 8 49, inform the citizens Of Evansville
fhat he continues 10 manufacture BREAD, RUsK, CAKE
and CRACKERS of ali kinds, fresh every day, OF the
best materials and ia he best manner He will also
keep constantly hand for sale by the barrel or re-
tail the best article of Flour He is determined 10
pease the tastes of his patrons and hopes 10 receive
liberal share of patronage His stand Is on Main ST.
next door 10 Jesse I. Lambs store.
''' M S3 If NICHOLAS FIX.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
PnIyATE DoARDING HOUSE.

-. THE undersigned has opened Prlyaie
ffslIl Boarding House 10 the Brick building on WA
Aslli Ter Street, above Main, known as the Wheel
On House, My object Il 20 keep a hopeo for the ne
commodaton of Gentlemen principally. There are
however, three or hour very pleasant rooms IN The
House which een BIO fitted up Tor the accommodation
by amy IN the city .
Nov, dth A, FARNSWtlkIll,
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

ftfef- BT1glir, LvANrviLir INDIANA.
49, THE undersigned having become proprietors
tF,,Il of the above well known establishment, beg
I'LL leave to offer their scryccs TO the public aud to
soici share ofpatfonnge. They hope 70 bo able 10
continue the favorable consideration the House has
heretofore enjoyed under the management oi Mr
Sherwood No cNcflons will be epnfcd TO give uni
vcfan satisfaction TO all Tho Table and the Bni
will DO abundandy Furnished and the rooms kept
clean and noat Charges az herololoIe moderate,
NATHAN ROWLEY,
nov i.tf PETER BURk,
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
A.FARNsWORTTL.

a., TAILORING. Tho undersigned would In
form the citizens Of Evansville Tint they still con
M nnue to carry Oh the above business in all lis
-Aa-branches, and respectfully solicils share OF
public patronage.
shop on the East side of Main st. ono door from the
cornor Of First [Rh2Ol BRADI q MAIIlEWS.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
CyANsYILLE WHARF.

TIME undersigned will receive sealed proposals
l. for grading and constructing wharf in front Of
tho City Of Evansville, from the upper eide OF Wal
nat street 10 the middle Of Division street, embracing
five blocks, or about 1850 feet. The wharf IL 10 b.
covered with gravel to the depth OF nine inches, and
to have paved cutters extending from the end OF eact
street 10 the river ut low water, and he constructed
in conformity with the survey OF Mr.. Cleveland, a.
contained in his report TO the City Council Tn,
who'd work is to be completed within two yors from
tho first day OF April 1913; estimated cost, from
10000 to $4,000 dollare Said proposals will DO re-
ceiyod until the lst Of March next. -
JOHN SIANKLIN.
NJ. w. FOSTER.
dec 3.tw&iw till Mar Istl c. B. WALKER
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

oNKAD BAkEE. TIroS. T.. GARvIx.
RAKER & GARVIN, attorneys at Lar, Evans
- vile, la. Office in the Court House. sep3 DO
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
MORE NEW GOODS!

list RECEIVED ny kRuSEN ~ MORGAN
tSrnl M,w FRANZ BUILDINGS Oh MAIN 81
- ~ 6.i bhio Blanket Cloihl
~ 9pa6.l n wool Choking,
5.i ial Silk, blnckj .t
imp aniln alfpc and figured blk Silkg
10 dozen heavy wolon Gloves,
enho ana0fied Cotton lIcad
IA Conch on Cloth I
9pa Hair Cothu Tor Solnw
10 dozen men aud boya' Cloth Cnpel
30 rs assorted rlinlp, very low,
80 pre- bed Blnnketl. uIs. .Ia
dozen Ducknkin MITES a.
"a pfa 1rannpatcnt aud Painted Window Blinds
IA na Paper Window Blinds - aud abnuhts,
Aiao. Linen cambrie lidkla, shnwlH,
Voatinga Bomhnzinoa, Nen &,
An those wiphlngnow aud ehoap goods, atwolc
sale or retail, are respectfully Invited to call aud sN
anime nov ll.lt
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
Auction and Commission House.

muIH ots COT. OF Flrst, EVnnsvillc.
4 ME undersigned has laid in large and splendid
u stock OF Dk1 GOODS BOOTS, SHOES, CAPS.
HATS, HA RD-W WARE, CUTLERY, &c, which he
will sell al Auction every evening" and at reni AT n
tiincs Consignmcnis will meet with prompt attention
VIII warrant every article OF my own perfect but
should receive consignment which h moi perlet tbc
public will be notified the fact al the sale Terms
CASH. lnov 6.1mt II CIfNpnlra
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
The Express Store in the Papers
once more!
Look tO yOur Intcrcst EverybOdY!!

Il, a. w. LEWIS thankful for the liberal patron
II. age extended them this FALL would say 10 their
friends and the public that it is desire and deter
minaion at this advanced season of the year, to
duce remaining stock of goods as low posi-
bic preparatory to the Spring Trade and that de-
sire is largely developed by at this time we WILL
from this date sell our stock consisting almost eve
ny article in the dry goods line at cost and carriage
or thereabouts, those wishing to avail themselves OF
rare chance to get great Bargains will do well to
come and see We solicit country merchants and
all who wish to buy at wholesale or retail to call as
the reduction we have made will be an object 10 you.
Don't forget TO call at the Express Store, OF
Main aud Water streets. T.. a. w. LEWIS.
9SrBut remember we do business on the paw one
hall up and the other down System.-cG jan lit.
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
FALL Il WINTER DRY GOODS,
Hats, Cans, uOnnots, Boots, shoes
Ne., nj Wholesale or Hetnilby
M. w. FOSTER,

(Corner Of Main aud First street, EpdnsplHe)
IAAAM THANKFUL for past iayora, would Ees.
HNMW pectmlly Inform his friends and lhe puphc
lencrnlly, that ho II now opening oneol the besl
elected stocks of Dry Goods ever oerod In the city
Of Evansville, comprising nearly every tlng required
either by necessity, taste, or fashion, Inc un'
dersigned has had twenty yenrs experience AZ .
merchant In Indiana selected the stock with the great
est care in the Eastern cities and OF manufacturers
with special view 10 the country trade, and rs thcy
sell exclusively for cash they Halter themselves ina
20 cash buyers either at wholesale or retail they cat
r.Ier Inducements equal 10 any house in the West
All we ask Is TO chill aud examine our Goods and pF
rep osgtf NJ w FOSTER
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29

DIR. TOWNSHIPS EX. sARSAPARILLA
Just reed aud for sale by the subscriber.
FINHIS very popular Medicine has Tor the last few
Il years been more extensively soid tnan any other
prepnration Of the kind ever offered to the ptblic
must be GOOD TO meet with such uniyerst demand
In Rhumatc affections, Scroula, Dropessia and all
diseases arising from impure blood. lis efficacy IN
performing cure is beyond parallel futl2 IN large
quart bottles al one doller each.
ALLEN L. HALLOCK, Druggist,
dee ie-tf. Main near Water street
Tri-weekly journal., 1848-01-29
+ EVANSVILLE. LA, JANUARY 80 1913

OOf. MHIn HID EIfSE ST., EVxlnSVlIIe
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
iery, Clocks, Coffee, Sugar,
Molasses, &C., &C., &c.
MN HAS just received his large as-EAAAN
Rz-s~7z sorted stock of Fall and Winter sstss-
Goods consisting OF Hats and Caps OF the best quality
and most fashionable description. Ladies and Gents
Boots and Shoes, Clocks, Looking Glasses super
fine French. English, and American Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Satinetts, Jeans, Tailor Trimmings, &c.
ALSO:
A splendid assortment Of French, German, En-
glish and American CaIicoes, Ginghams, Alapaccas
Delaines, fine and superine Cloth-and best Lyons
Thibet Shawls from So to $50 each.
Which he offers for sale as low as can by bought in
any house in the western country. Merchants would
do well to call and examine the stock before purcha-
sing elsewhere
@T-AH kinds Of PRODUCE &c., taken in erchange
sep l8-6mo. f ~
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-08-17

approaches nearer to the character of Washing
ton than any man who has occupied the Presi
dental chair since his day. And with regard to
the champion of the gentleman from Connect
cut Mr.. NILEs,) who has indulged himself in
sly fling at Gen. Taylor, will give my opinion
with equal frankness. Mr.. Van Buren, is a cum
ming man, and it has often been observed, that no
cunning man was ever yet wise one. Excep
ton is taken TO Taylor's qualifications, because
he has been compelled, in his country's Sc. vice,
t pay more attention to the cartridge than the
ba lot box; and in his letters has modestly ex-
pressed his own diffidence of his ability TO dis
charge the duties of President of the United
States. But let me call the attention of the
Senate to what Gen. Washington said of himself
10 his inaugural address. He says to Congress {:
"The magnitude and difficulty of the trust to
which the voice Of my country called me, being
sufficient to awaken in the wisest and most ex-
perlenced of her citizens distrustful scrutiny
into his qualifications, could not but overwhelm
with dependency one, who in inheriting inferi
or endowments from nature, and unpracticed in
the duties of civil administration, ought to be
peculiarly conscious of his own Deficiencies"
Tayl,r is the man of modern times who has
rivaled this admirable modesty, and his friends
so far from regarding it as fault, view it as one
OF the brightest among the features which adorn
his heroic character. If Taylor has stutified
himself by that confession, to which the honor
able Senator has REFERRED the wisest, the purest,
and the greatest of all American Presidents, had
taught hun by his example.
Sir, have done. Let me only say in conclu-
sion, that hope that my friends on the other side
now have enough of platforms and that in flu
ture oil genuine Republicans may rally together
under the standard Of Taylor, which is wide
enough and broad enough TO protect and shelter
every true friend of his country, whether ma
tive or naiu allied citizen, no matter what may
have been his party designation. Let all such
men stand up boldly together in the battle for
the Rights of Man, as secured to us by the great
charter of American freedom the constitution of
our country, and the REPUBLICAN PARTY
OF the country may triumph over all opposition
from the seli-styed Democracy, to the end Of
time