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SPIRIT OF THE WING PREss-Thc Evening
journal, and other papers, arc quoting from the
numerous Wing Journals who have raised th..
flag of Taylor and Fillmore. We had intended
to give some specimens of the cordial endorse
ment Of the Wing ticket, but we find the work
quite superfuous. Every Wing paper in the State
except the n. Y. Tribune, and the Poughkeepsie
Journal Eagle has run up Taylor and Fillmore.
A few days will doubtless find these two hiih-
erto staunch Wing presses, battling maufully for
the Wing nominces.-1roy Post
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and Tsnaulipas, against the Treaty, is pub
i an st LENGTH in the Monitor. 1t charges
, nn,i the wrestling from those States of por
ron trr Of their territory on the Rio Grande, is
an act Of violence and usurpation, and that
they will reserve their rights thereto, to be
maintained whenever circumstances authorize
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Wing State Conven-
ton,

Notice is hereby given that Delegate Con-
vention of the Wing Party ofthe State of Yer
mont, will be holden at Woodstock, on
Wednesday, the 10Th day of July next, for the
purpose of nominating Candidates for Gorer-
nor, Lieut. GorsrnOr, and Treasurer Of the
State for the year ensuing-and also Candi-
dates for Presidential Electors. 1t is desired
that every town in the State should be repre-
sented by at least two Delegates.
TIMOTHY FOLLETT, I
JOHN KINBALL,
SOLOMON FOOT,
PORTUS BAXTER, State
EP. WALTON, Jr., Com.
SAMUEL W. KEYES,
JUSTIN S. MORRIL.
June 81, 1S4S.
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II Just before bidding a final adicu to the
scenes of his glory Santa Anna is reported 10
have given the following sentiment
James K. Polk-The exiles friend
Hit him again IN. D. National.
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RAxnAIL HrTcn1*soN.--Mr. H. has been dis
e,.a-cci from custody by tie District Attorney
entering role rros6gui. Tie attempt to punish
rim Il, lie sis;e Cours. if it should &c made, we
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HOW GEN. SCOTT WAS DEFEATED

From the Auburn Daily Advertiser.
1t is now pretty generally understood that
Gen. Scott was defeated in the nomination
for President, at the Philadelphia convention,
bv the use made by his enemies there, OF an
unfortunate letter written to the Native A
mericans of that city in 1874.
Comment by the Albany Evening journal
1t was indeed unfortunate for Gen: Scott,
that he fraternized so cordially with Natives.
We went to Philadelphia assured that he was
no farther identified with that miserable fac
ton than to have written an ill.judged article
in the National Intelligencer.-But his INA,
tive" correspondents at Philadelphia produced
two original letters from Gen. Scott, showing
that he was with them in sentiment and &C.
ton.
He who thinks right and periodically in HI;
youth, will be apt 10 continue to think so, II
his age-Argus Biog. Of Cas-.
ain his YOUTH" Gen. Cas- acted and voted
with the black cockade federal party. Is thu.
the secret of the odious principles OF his "old
age ?"-Ere Jour.
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We regard this ticket as much more formidable
than the Baltimore one, and arc inclined to think
If Mr.. Van Buren, accepts the nomination.
it will command fully as many votes at the North
1t is not such ticket, however, as any real Wing
could sustain, were his opposition to a Southern
candidate much stronger than any Vermont Wing,
to our knowledge, entertains. Some few ultra
Abolitionists will very likely go for him, in pref
erence to the New Hampshire Loco Foco put in
nomination by their party last Fall.
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The Charleston Mercury finally comes to
lie conclusion thai The "Republicans of The
South" will be driven 10 the support Of Gen.
Taylor.
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STRANGE SuIcIDr.-Nof long since, a man
named Bruce. living near Cincinnati. Ohm,
committed suicide in The following manner:
Gle went 10 the church yard and dug lis
grave besilc his wife, who had been buried
some sixteen months before. Having pro-
cured coffin under snh:e prelcnCe, he con
veyed il 10 irs destination unobscrved. He
then took off Ills clothes. except his shirt, PUT
on a night cap AID laid himselfin The coffin
which he had previously placed in Ih- newly
made grave. with loaded pistol in it. He
now drew on the cover o. The coffin, and rl.cn
placing the pieiol 10 his right temple. fired /.
Ii id supposed be died iustanrly.-Thcrc WIS
no doubt that Brurc was crazy. as he had
been partially so since his Wifc's dcdIh.r
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ness much disappointment, Men had hHe a
their minds npon particular tavor1tes' anu ~
could see NO reason why men who $1,000 -
fair with themselves, should not be equsiiy IA.
vorites with all others. Such is human NATURE,
and when these cherished aspirations Wefe
crossed, we were prepared to see some man pam
festations of disappointment. There mas ben Zen
far less of it Than might reasonably nave Gr
anticipated. In Columbus, the nonl, ,.Lrs;-
were hailed with more than ordinary onsn na =.
asm. Such seems to have peer '@ Tior uIu a.
Cincinnati Dayton Ste at aIrost eyerv point
Chilicothe, and in fac' a. ainios' every Poi"'
from which we have heard
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MARTIN VAN buren, THE BARN
Burner CANDIDATE.

The Barnburner Convention which was held at
Utica on Thursday and Friday last, made the fol
lowing nominations:
For President,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,
of New York.
For Vice President,
HENRY DODGE,
of Wisconsin.
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~ The ONO Pass, a Loo, -Fcco parcr.
in Il recent number, contains "A card from q u
editor, in which he says he has determined to
discontinue the regular publication. A sup
Elementary number will be published in
week or Two, when The reasons for this action
will be laid before the readers Of tie PRLss.
jill which time suspension OF opinion is ask
ed.
The Press will not endorse the action Of
the Baltimore Convention, nor the nOmina-
ton oil Lewis Cass. Being purely "Dcmo~
cratic and finding itself placed by The action
offs party in position il does not choose ie
occupy. the Editor suspends his publicalion,
and asks his readers 10 suspend their opin
ions.
PotTIcAL Circus Gen. Cass, and COM
pany Of performers. entered Baltimore on tie
9TH inst. His famous clown ID. y. Dickir-
son, Of New York. was with him also Sen
aior Jack ketch Foote, from Mississippi, and
Senator Allen, The noted Ohio gas generator.
Commander, of South Carolina, who got
Cass The appointment Of Manager, was not
with the squad. His mother having called
him home & whipped him for the acI, she
warns The company not 10 come on her prem
iscs.-7roy Post.
%Miss Maria Mitchell, Of Nantucket,
notee astronomer for a woman, and the dis
coverer Of the comet which bears her name,
was lately chosen an honorary member OF
the American Academy Of Arts and Sciences.
She is said to be The first lady in this country
who has had such an honor conferred upon
her. There have been but. Two similar cases
in Europe,-MiSs Caroline Hcrschel, AMI
Mrs. Somervile.
Mr.Cass most emphaticallv represents the
fighting .conquering acquiring and aunexing
portion OF the nation. He is very progress
i've, and very fond of "new IDEAS" If we
had no recent experience oithe evils brought
upon the country by the cOunsels Of such
men, many. we apprehend. nigh; be dlspos-
ed 10 try Mr.. CasS, who will now lend their
aid 10 defeat him. We want no more war
no more extension, either OF territory or
ideas. OF all men in the country. none
could have been nominated under whose sd-
ministralion we should be so likely again
to be plunged INFO these evils. There are
thousands Of Democrats in this Stale who
know and feel this. They know and feel,
too. thai he has been a complete dough-iace
frs: against Texas, and then for ii, and
aiding 10 kill off Mr.. Van Buren-lhen for
free soil, and yielding TO the demands ofihe
South. Such man can never be respected
or fully trusted even by those who use him.
Accordingly, we find soma symptoms OF dis
trust at the South. The very lack Of princi-
pie which he has manifested cannot but Gre
ate suspicion as 10 how far his profession can
be trusied.-PorfLdnd Advertiser.
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Slavery Extension.

June 81, 1S4S.
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Washington, June II, IS4S.
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TAYLOR AND FILLMORE IN KENTUCKY.
The Louisville Journal, of Saturday, thus
welcomes the tidings Of the National Nomina-
ton =
|" About half past 10 o'clock yesterday mora
ing, news was received here by Telegraph Of
the nomination of General Taylor for the
Presidency. by the Wing National Conven-
ton at Philadelphia The intelligence came
by electricity, and it went with an electrical
thrill TO the bearts of thousands of rejoicing
Wings in our city. Never upon any occasion
nave we seen our party more elated, more
buoyed up with enthusiasm and confidence
Almost every Wing lip wore its brightest
smile, and almost every Wing eye flashed with
unwonted briiancy. The Convention has
done well; it has done nobly; it has fulfilled
the wishes, the highest expectations of the coun-
try; it has inspired the Wing party with a
confidence that nothing can impair. Humid
reds of thousands of Wing shouts, the omen OF
Wing victory, are at this moment reSounding
through our whole Republic, and the hearts Of
Loco Foeos are sinking and dying within them
at the sound"
The NOMINATION IN OHIo-The Column
bus State Journal says Prom all quarters.
so far as we have received accounts. the nomi-
nations of Taylor and Fillmore are received
with great favor. We were prepared to wit
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M A S ON &c.

HOLLAND CHAPTER, No. 8, of ROYAL IA
ARCH MASONS-under the immediate jusdic- IN
ton of the General Grand Chapter for the United x x
StateS-hold their monthly meetings the first wv
Monday evening of each month"; at the Masonic H a over
the Carroton Railroad Depot of Baronne and Per.
dido streets OficeEmT II. Lewis H P; ID. Blair Secy
NEW ERA CHAPTER of ROY AL ARCH MASONS
3und the immediate jurisdiction of the General Grand
Chapter for die United Statehood their monthly meetings
on the I'd Mondayevening Teach month the Masonic Hail
over the tarroton Railroad Depot of Baronne and
Perdito streets. Offcers-John Gedge, p H. M Snm
merS. Secretary. " ~
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE-under the iuriS-
detlon OF the Grand Lodge of their monthly
meetings the first Tuesday evening of each month at the
Masonic Hall the Carolon Railroad DEPOT Corner f
Baronne and Perddo Streets Oficers-W. p Coleman
w Nj Sam G. Risk Secretary
Gsndf ~ EITE LODGEIundeT the jurisdiction of the
an aS ot Latayette the third Monday OF each month
oicers aS FELLOW Hail. Lexee street near jackson
WaRpptE;IE dudley, w M w. A. Arms Secretary
Lodge Of the jurisdiction of the Grand
on 6e ssn ipp-od their monthly or stated meetings
over the arro, day n each month at the Masonic Ham,
hanson, Secretary l. III. Lewis w NJ N WIZ
4, MARION LODGE, No. 4-wo,t;,c r,dor ,a,ho,,, =,
'iie LOUISIANA Grand Lodge of Ancient Yorf Masonu
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MEDICAL CARD.
SOUT II E N MEDICAL orrro,

, NUN, NJ 70 t.1RDNDELET ST.
in this city combined with the nnyapiaJ ~ ~ ezs
peculiar system of treatment for Syphilr Mssn S
Chronic complaints has met with durinp tLs, %
and soundly established our reputation a' us aaRt
The - Southern Medical Office" No. IA c,,.,,
street established in 1910, for the cure Of ali b wso
tons. Is. with few exceptions known o nh
jec of this card to inform those who Rnoy ~, ol
ton, that II afflicted with any of those private ds,s
are unfortunately so prevalent they can eonsnl q w
certainty and guarantee of cure N'''''' VIII
10 those especially who, from an mmodera,e uss al
cnry; malpractice or Secondary Syphilis (causns E
the bones, noe urna Rheumatism Iicbng on /. u9a
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have ruined their constitution. we recommend h mi
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disease that unfortunately pervades all ranks of socj u
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rence, he can confidently recommend safe and speedy rds
l.. c. THOMSON,
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mon, sign of the Marble Hsculapian Statue Piyshg
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tuesdays of each month 49, Offcers-L. E. Reynolds, w
IuE y sffsfi I6pGEunder the
ton of the Grand Lodge of NIississippi-hod then oh
meetings the first Thursday evening Of ea nnnt Corner
of Baonne and Perdido streets offcers-". H.
Hf i NJ F. I ESfnS' Of Y MAsONS-hoM then
monthly The Ma,Gn ui H S essh
ana 'ock Ofcers-D. g. Benbre3k. Nv nv
Vt James Miller w A. Nathan dna s 81 Henry
EIiREKA IODGE-under the jurisdiction Of ~. on
Lodge Of MsPp-hod their meetings e IN Street
Jackso eSa oiicers-A j. Williams w Nj j. b. oel'''
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New Orleans Chamber of Commerce.

s. j. PETERS, President JAMES DICK, WIN; l.; HoDGE,
Vice Presidents Committee Of 4ppsa's: IL F. Nekenna
VIM r. Avery w. e. Myne, w. Bogart, VIM Mure and
J. Ii. Elmer
Gas Works -Ofice Common street, opposite the St
Charles Hotel go. DR.. Campbell, Superintendent; George
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nittee james Robb. Charm. E. W. Wells, Secy.
Water Works Office No. Is Carondeet street. James
Saul President s. f. Percy, Secy: j. F. COuon, Supenn
endent; William Wright, Collector.
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MuT1NY, RIoT, AND ExcITEMENT.-ich stea-
mer Germantown was taken possession OF Dy hel
owners on Thursday, and towed into the mode OF
the river. when the Captain engaged some hands to
aid him, procured boats, boarded her, and with
force and arms" &c, elected the agents Of the
owners. The Sheriff nterfered next morning. and
she Is now, in river parlance "tied up. '-Ptsbure
Dispatch, April 3d.
A SMALL CARGO FOR FRAEcE-The Havre
packet for April LIST, took in her first and only arti-
Gle Of cargo day before yesterday. 1t was half a
barrel of crackers.-N. Y. Jour. Of Com.
The Poor PRIvATE.-A discharged soldier,
named Patrick Clear, died in the Calaboose, at St.
Louis, on the night of the 22d ult He had been
sick for some time past, and was discharged on
account Of it.
OUTSIDE FRAuDs-Some outside rogues have
been altering Ohio State Bank two dollar bills to
to,s" 1t is well done, but close scrutiny OF the
corners of the bills will detect the fraud at once.
rs-The price obtained for African slaves at Rio
de Janeiro, is $500 to 800 piece.