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STATE OF MISSOURI,

COUNTY OF PIKE, IS.
In Pike County Court, February Term. ls48.
Among the records and proceedings had OF
the fifth day Of the said term Of the Court, is ,h'
following order, to wit:
"AMuHoN L. RHEA, administrator o.
the estSE of Silas Rllea, deceased, come.
and files his petition for the sale of the rea
ESTATE of said deceased, which is accompa-
MED by the lists, inventories and accounts
required by law, all of which is verified by
the affidavit of said administrator; it is there
fore o~rderedthat all persons be notified here
of, and that unless the contrary be shown on
or before the first day of the next term of
the Court, an order will be made for the sale
|of the real estate of said deceased, or so
much thereof as will be sufficient to pay the
debts against said estate, and ordered, that
a copy of this order be published in some
newspaper published in this State, for six
weeks, the last insertion to be at least TWEEN
ty days before the next term of the Court.
/, Samuel F. Murray, Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court for said County, certify that the
foregoing order is correctly copied from
the record of said Court, now in my office.
(~~) In testimony whereof, l have
Seal hereto set my hand, and affixed
(~ the seal of said Court, at Office in
Bowling-G Green, in said County, this Gath
day of February, ls4s.
S. F. MURRAY, Clerk.
Feb. 2Sth, 1S4S.-(47-6w.)
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby giyent to all creditors and
others interested in the estate Of William
Shaw, deceased, that the undersigned has
obtained from the County Court of Pike
county, letters of administration on said
estate, bearing date the 18th day Of Feb
fuary, ls4S.
AN persons haring claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present the
same, properly authenticated, within one
year from the date of said' letters, or they
nay be precluded from having any benefit
Of said estate, and If not presented within
three years they will be forever barred.
JESSE SHEPHERD. Admir-.
February 2sth, ~lslS-(3w)
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new WORK At THE old STAND,
i @-
BOOT AND SHOE MAKING
CONTINUED.

yH@HE undersigned, thankful for the liberia
4 patronage heretofore extended to New.
nam & Allen, respectfully solicits a continuation
of public favour at the old stand, on the
south side of Georgia street, two doors be-
low Main, where he will at all times be
prepared to fill orders for work with neat
ness and despatch.
1t shall be my endeavor to give s~atisfac-
ton TO my customers, and to keep a stock
on hand always suitable to the trade.
have also on hand a large lot Of hats,
caps and many other articles wanted by the
people, which | will sell for cash as CHEAP
as they can be had at any establishment in
the place. SAMUEL F.. ALLEN.
Louisiana, March 18th, ls4S.
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For Carksvine, Louisiana, Hannibal, Ma
rion City, Quincy, Lagrange, TaHy,
alexandria, Warsaw and keohuk.
The new and light-draught passenger steamers,
LUCY BERTRAM, CnAs. DEAN, Master,
KATE KEARNEY, JAS. Whitney, Master,
LACLEDE, w. S. RANDOLPH, Master,
Will run regularly to the above named ports
leaving st. Louis every afternoon, at 5 o'clock,
except on Sunday; and Quincy every morning,
at 9 o'clock. except Tuesday. Their speed and
comfort of accommodation, for passengers, can
not be surpassed by any boats in the trade
Promptness of arriving and departing will be
strictly observed, and their officers will spare
no pains to promote the comfort Of passengers
and the interest Of shippers. For freight oil
passage, apply on board, or to
r. F. SASS, Agent, ii Commercial st:
St. Louis, Feb. lS-'49,
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M'KlY & co.
FRESH ARRIVALS!

XX7E HAVE JUST RECEIVED a larg
wv lot of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES
&C., consisting in part Of
40 ps. Calico at 10 to IL lie. per yd.
25O punches Cotton Yarn.
300 dozen long reel do.
Batting, Carpet Chain.
1000 pounds LIST chop N. o. Sugar.
% bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
Plantation Molasses.
Sugar House do.
Golden Syrup do.
Kenhawa Salt, G. A. ditto.
A full assortment Iron.
do. do. Castings.
WhiskeY, Tar, Grindstones,
A full stock of Hardware.
A large stock of Boots and Shoes, at
lower prices.
In short, our stock now comprises ever,
usually desired by The public gener.
ally and the farmers in particular.
~ Produce OF Hill KINDS, want.
cd at the highest market rates.
II Persons visiting this market in search
BARGAINS, will do well to call on us
before trading elsewhere.
Feb. 2Sth, 1s4S. McKAY&CO.
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
interested in the estate of Polly Worsham,
person, living in the County of Pike
|of the State of Missouri, that on the 18th
day of February, it being the sixth day of
the last term of the County Court for said
county, the undersigned was by said Count
appointed Guardian of the estate OF said
Polly Worsham. Allpersons having claims
against said estate are hereby notified to
present the same, properly authenticated,
within one year from the above date, or
they may be precluded from having any
benefit of said estate, and if not presented
within three years they will be forever bar
red. WILLIAM PATTERSON,
Guardian of the estate of Polly Worsham'
Feb. 25th, 1913.
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JOB PRINTING.

II Our friends in the country who wish
bills struck, or job work Of any kind neat
" executed, can be accommodated at this
Office, at the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable terms.
Banner OlRcei March 9Th, ls47f
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Final Settlement.

Os ESTATE OF LARKry Dorsey, Deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given TO all persons IN
terested that at the next June term Of the
County Court of Pike County, 1shall apply Tor
a final settlement of the estate Of Larkln dorsey
de I'd, SHERIDAN DORSEY, Admir-.
February 18th, l84S.
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MARTINS

hut bear in mind that l have but one store, It's
No. ia Main street, a large No. ia on the
top of the house, and in front a portico with the
name MARTIN in large gilt letters:
pledge myself to sell lower than any other
JNO. 1.
st. Louis, Feb. IL; lS4S.
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CIRCUIT ATTORNEY.

We are requested to state that A. w
LAMB, Esq, our present Circuit Attorney,
will be a candidate TO refill that office al
the ensuing election in November. The
counties, composing this, the third Judicial
circuit, are Marion, Rails, Pike, Montgom-
.ry, Warren, Lincoln and st. Charles.
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Fresh Supplies!
AND STILL THEY COMEM

IN addition to his former stock the subscriber
has Just received a complete and splendid assort-
ment of NEW GOODS, embracing every ar
ticle usually kept in a DRY GOODS STORE,
with the largestan and best selected as
|sortment of
READY.MADE CLOTHING
Ever brought to this Town;-all Of which he is
determined to sell, as cheap, or A LITTLE CHEAP
Err than Goods are generally sold "in these Dig
gins"
He has also on hand a large quantity of a
first rate article of refined Kenawha Salt, which
1.-The farmers will find it to their interest to call
and see, before purchasing elsewhere.
In conclusion, he returns his dnfeigned
thanks to his friends and the public, for the liber-
al patronage heretofore extended to him, and
hopes 10y strict attention and low prices, 70 mer-
it a continuance OF their favor.
JOSEPH RICHARDSON.
Water Street, Louisiana. Mo.
December 10Th, l847.
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THE MAMOTH OF THE
WORLD.
JOHN. T. MARTIN.

.lSiS. JOHN. T. MARTIN. 1913.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED CLOTHIER,
w. ia Main Street, ST. Louis, Mo.
AS for the approaching Spring of lS48,
made the most extensive and unequalled
arrangements of any other house in the United
States, so as to be enabled TO accommodate the
hundreds of thousands that will throng my store
for the Spring and Summer Fashions.
MOtto-Large Sales and Small Profits.
have on the way and shall receive by the first
of March
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Persons wishing to 60 to anyPoint IN the
county, can be accommodated with a hack,
or single horses at reasonable prices.
For the benefit of strangers he will say that
Foulks' Hotel is situated on Third Street, one
door south Of Baird's hotel and Immediately OPP
posite the Academy. JOHN FOuLKS ST.
Nov. the Doth, 1S47.
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Candidates.
BOWLING GREEN, March 10, ,4s.

Mr.. MURRAY, will please my
name. as a candidate for the Sheriffalty 81
Pike County, at the ensuing August cleo.
tiOn, subject to the decision of the town,
,bip and central meetings, to be held, fol
the purpose of nominating democratic can.
didates for County Offices, and oblige yours
respectfully, JAMES A. ROBBINS.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

A Word to the Wise is Sufficient.
II WANT MONEY, AND MUST HAVE
1T, by the lst of April; after that time, look
out for breakers. E. NJ. BARTLETT.
Louisiana, Feb. 2lst, 1913
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

ITWe are authorized to announce JOHN
GR1MMET, as a candidate for the office of
Constable of Buffalo Township, at the next
August election.
Democratic banner., 1848-03-20

We are authorized to announce JOHN
Tracy, as a candidate for the Office of Con-
stable Of Culver township, at the ensuing
August election.
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1--WE are authorized to nnounce VIII
LIAM KELLY, as a candidate for the office Of
Constable of Calumet Township, at the next
August election.
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FOULKS' HOTEL,
l. Ouisi1nu, Mo.

n THIS well known House is still open
EEL for the accommodation of the travelling
community. The proprietor, grateful for the
liberal patronage lie has Sc long received, hopes
by constant attention 10 the wants of his custo-
rncrs, to merit = continuance of the same. He
promises that his table shall at all times be sup
piled with the best thai, the country can afford;
ant that particular attention shall be given TO his
Stables
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NW ing on the LIST of July
next, at my stable in Bowling Green, Mo.
Archie is a beautiful black, full l6 1-2hands
.high-was sired by Elliott's famous Archie,
and is, believe, the only surviving and
-efe ctire son of that noble Horse, whose
reputation is unrivalled in the west.
Big Archie possesses all the attributes OF
his sire, a vigorous and healthy constitu-
ton, combining great natural strength and
muscular power, with corresponding ac-
ton. For size, and lofty carriage, he is
even and wei match for his sire. For
general utility he has no superiors and but
few equals.
For terms and pedigree see hand bills in
due time. JAMES M. GATEWOOD.
Mar oh 18th, 1S4S. (4w)
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BIG ARCHIE.

@4 WILL stand the present
6aN IN season, commencing on
0T ANY the LIST of April and end
hW ing on the LIST of July
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-25
Ooter uno Sobn.

Ser 9elebrte Sboma6 W prus ipor
2oros s@robfan5ler bon Gn9lano, iein Saz
ter aber ,par elmer Der dltelten 8dtbe oee
f6ni9tiben Sof9eri6ts, uno oaber tpeit
serin9er i'm 8an9e ol6 Der Sobn. Qgein
ben @efublen leinc5 9er5en6 fol9eno, bit
te oer Sobn wiQi9 ieinem Sater Den ert
fen @loe ein9erdumt. SSenn oas f6ni9z
lidbe @eribt feline Sieun9 bielt uno Der
@roBfon5ler in Den Saol eintrat, 9in9 ct
ieoe5mol Suerit 6u feinem Soter uno 9rtibz
te Jpn ebrfurbt6uoll. 9Senn e5 fib Bis
weilen erei9nete, oaB lie in Geiealboft
5ulommen fomen, bot ct feinem Sater ie:
oe5mol Den eriten ptoe an, pb9leib iDn
oieier, lpc9en oer DoDen Biiroe ieine5Sob.
ne6 immer obSulebnen iu1te.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1848-01-25

ober nur Elm euftlo6 tbri9 9elafen, our6
lpel0e6 le 6u9Ieib 0tobrun9 erbielt. Sn
oielem 3uianoe lebtc fie Sebn SABRE, bis
9elpihe Grei9niife oo6 Gclpii1en oes So@
ter6 ertuci0ten (e6 ipar 1929 uno in Der
6ofnun9, Den performer Seelenfrieoen
lpieocr gu 9epinnen, CAB er Dem @eribte
iib ielbit uno Iein Scrbre1en an. Mon
elite bo6 Spfer oer Gelo9ier gu ertGlen
ite be9riibte gum Grilcnmoie ipieoer oos
So9e6libt uno freuoi9 fonnte iie i'm 8ea
fuble Der pieoererlon9ten 8reibcit iubeln,
ootb Die erften @orte, lpelbe Die fromme
Sobter lpradb, tparen nur "Sitte, tbun
sic meinem Sater fein eeio on.'
SrroerIicbe.
Sin aus Warocco 9ebiirti9er, ober in
porto onIaBi9er itioiiO iOer 8aufmann, ga
muel ga fate, mar ais Elm Witperibpors
net, pom Sabre 1923 gum Sooe perurs
tbeilt uno iein beoeutenoe5 &erm6sen in
Sei1lo9 9enommen woroen. Sein 2Os
idbri9er Sruoer be9ob fi6 na6 San9er
uno erbielt pom Safer Elm S6reiben all
Don Mi9uel. Nlit oieier Gmpfcblur9
Fam ct in eiifobon an, 9erooe bier Sage
Dor oer sur 9inri6tun9 fcft9eiceten 3cit.
Don @li9uel miloerte Dierouf Die 3ooe5s
| ftrafe in 3rpon96orbeit. 2(llein Der jun
sc Monn be9ni9te ilcb ni0t comit, lon=
bern reiite gum 5lpeitenmoIe nob Son9er,
no ct einen 5lpeiten Srief crbelt, in mel
bem Der Safer Don Moroceo orobt, boB
er, fats nicbt iofort iein ltntertDan fret
9elohen mGroe, ieine 9fotbe Dem portu9is
| fiiben @onlul empfinoen lofen ipolIe. -
0ieIer ener9i1be S0ritt bate elnen 9in=
iti9en @rfol9. Sofote 9in9 am | ]. $50.
pember 1880 ouf einem portuaieiieiben
S6ife na6 Warocco ob, um in ben 1rs
men ieine5 eoelmdtbi9en Sruoers 9ld9s
| li6 gu iein.
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0ro6mutb eines Dihtcrs.

Ser berabmte italienilbe OiDter We:
taitaIio par in feiner Su9eno gang obne
&erm0sen. 2l6 ct iib in 8ien befano,
no er pom Safer einen iGbrtiben 8ebolt
ot6 Sofoibter befom, empfin9 ct oiegtabt
ribt, oaB ibn elmer ieiner Sreunoe gum
Grbcn ieine5 9ansen 8erm09en5 Don mebr
ol6 bunoerttauieno Sbalern our6 Elm Ses
ribti1e6 Seitoment ein9eieet babe. Gr
fonntc nun ouf cinnol reid peroen nno
gang unobbdn9i9 leben. 2(lleln er mubs
te, oaB Der Seyitorbene orme Nnperpanos
te in Bologna 5uriif9elafsn uno oiefen
oor ni6ts permabt babe. Der cole Mes
toitalio io9te: fie iolIen ooS 2fnoenfen
ibre5 Ssrpanotcn ie9nen, n1t MIDI uno
ibn perpGnIbeu. gr reife na1b Soloe:
ma, 400 9enaue Grfunoi9un9en iiber ibre
Serb6ltni7e uno ibr Setra9en Elm, sin9
oann 5u iDnen uno ipro6: mein Sreuno
bat mir 5lpar lein 9an5e5 Serm69en bin
terlafen, aber tpie ib CLAUDE, aus feinem
anoern @runoe, ol6 Inn e6 10 LANCE III
&eupobrun9 gu nebmen, biz icb Die rpiirs
oi9ifen leiner 8erWanoten fennen 9elernt
babe, nm es Damn no1 Siui9feit unter
Ge Su pertDeilen. SD bin bierber 9efom.
men, um oieIen 2(uftra9 5u etfiillen. -.
Sierouf 5abtte ct ibnen oaS 9anje Sers
m6btniB au6, obne etipos 5u bcbolten.
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Uod)terlicbe.

Sin iun9e5 Srdulein in 81 -. bate
ourb Den 500 ibrer SHUTTER cine rei6e
grbIbaft 9emabt oo iie nun babel iebr
bdbI1 uno liebenswuroi9 mar, 70 fdr6te'
te Der Soter, oab hb balo Elm Sreler ttns
ben ,peroe. gr wollte aber Den @ebroutb
oes Sermosens ni1t perlieren uno be-
IbloB, fie lebenois an einem einiamen Srs
te ein5umouern. sc fano itb oub elm
Maurer, Der Su biefer 8bot Die 9dnoe bot
unb Dem iunsen Mdo6en waro Elm fleis
lnes Sobinet einserdumt, fott oer Sbdr
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
Cnnt. Cutter.

The Eagle, finding no way to reply TO
Capt. Cutters speech, accuses him with
slandering Gen. Butler. If the Eagle
charges from its own knowledge, it tells
a falsehood-if the Eagle charges from
information of others, it is misinformed.
Capt Cutter said that General Butler
was good citizen, good soldier and a
brave and gentlemanly man, But, he
added, Gen Butler has never yet seen
proper to inform the public, why he ask
ed and obtained leave of absence Just on
the eve ofthe battle of Buena Vista. Of
course men will form differences Of opin-
ion about this fact.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
LANCASTER, OHIO,
Friday Morning, Sept. 80. Isls.
Whig Meetings

The Wing Central COMMITTEES have appointed
the following places, for holding Township meet
ings, on Monday, October The oh, the day pre-
oeeding the State Election. We hope to see i
full turn ont.
LithopOtS at o'clock r. NJ to be addressed
by CHARLES BoRLAND, Esq. Bloom.
Winchester, in the Evening, TO be addressed
by CHARLES BoRLAND, Esq. Violet.
KGeys School House, at . O'Clock 7. NJ, to be
addressed by P. VAN TRUMP, Esq and Mr.
ADAMS HOOPER. Pleasant aud Walnut.
Baltimore, in the Evening, to be addressed by
WILLIAM =. CREED, Esq. Liberty
Carrot, in the Evening, to bo addressed by
JOHN D. MARTIN, Esq. Greenfield.
Bremen. in the Evening to he addressed by
r. d. EWING, Esq, Rushcreek and Auburn
RnshriHe, in the Evening, to be addressed BY
GEORGE WEAVER. Esq. Rchland.
Royalton, in tho Evening, to be addressed by
ROBERT II. CAFfEE, Esq. Amanda.
Sugar Grore. in the Evening. To bc addressed
by JOSHUA CLARKE, Esq. Bern.
Mrs. Lands School House, at O'clock 7. NJ.
to be addressed by Dr. T, o. EDWARDS. Clear
creek, Madison aud Amanda.
Should the Wings of the different Township
desire any alteration, they will please inform til
Committee, at an early day, who will endcnvo
to suit their wishes.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
our congre,.lonal EIsetIon.

Wings, do your duty. Our Congress
ional districts a close one. Every vote is
needed. Leave not single one at home
and you will elect Dr. Edwards The
The Wing, who does NOT vote for him, is
recreantto his duty. He indirectly votes
to send man to Congress, who rs Pledg-
ed to oppose every cherished principle
and measure of the Wing party.
In addition to that. DR.. Oids has nos
even the confidence of his own party,
Leading mon of the party, in this county
will not support him. There is one in
dividual. on the same ticket with him
who will not give him his support. And
can you assist in elccting man, repudi-
ated by men of his own political faithl
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
Another Mask Removed

The Locofocos of Massachusetts have
nominated CALEB CUSHING as their Can.
didate for Governor. This man, by his
infamous conduct and miserable treat,
ment of the soldiers, while in Mexico
rendered himself so obnoxious to them
that one universal burst of cxecratior
went up from the Volunteers.
This man so obnoxious that the Massa
chusetts Regiment hiss him when he at
templs to speak, is loaded with honori
by the I.ocofoco party, who would make
him Governor if they could. And why
What service has he performed to dc
serve III
Yet Captain SEIFERT, who volunteered
of his own accord, and who did not g
because Polk gave him high office, i
refused by this same Locofoco party
nomination for the little office of Prosecu
ting Attorney.
These Locofocos, notwithstanding
claim to be the exclusive friends of Yn
unteels! One thing is very certain, the
do not consult their wishes. Ask any on
of our returned volunteers, whether h
would vote for General Gushing, aud h
will Indignantly tell you, mol
Now look at LocofocOism with tn
mask removed. They sent our gallar
counlrymen to Mexico to fight their bal
ties, They sent Gushing there, who, ii
stead of caring for them, abused them.-
Gushing comes back, and for his ga1la'
Serrices, receives this reward at the hand
ofhis party.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29
It US exllort you to be vigilant


We do not mean those of Gen. Cuss;
bu, Of the Locofocos Of this town. The
Eagle is horribly troubled, its editors aud
others have been thrown ia,o spasms, be.
cause, in the whig procession, was rep
resenntive uf one feature in Gen. Cass'
political life.
The Locofocos arc ohlivious-the Ea,
gle men are ignorant. else their mouths
would he sealed.
In 1914. curicature Of Mr.. Clay wa,
carried, in the Locofoco procession, rep
resenIing him. ut game of cards, with O
little negro behind him. This was rep.
resentntion Of charge made ngainst Mr.
Clnys pr'cdtc character.
Now 80 weeping Sons of Locofocoism,
what have youro sayl lf,he caricature
Of Mr., Cass' political character is "infa'
moUs," what, Oh! tell us, what tern, is suf
6cent To brand caricature of Mr.. Clay't
pirate cl,nraclerl
When that banner passed through the
streets, one loud and long shout went up
from tho democracy, some of the very
men, who now shed tears because Gen
Cass has Two faces.
What species Of animals are these edi.
tors and these pious locofocosl Without
souls, hearts. minds, intcIects, aye, even
without gizzards.
Growl on, ye political blood,houndS
who thus wau,only entered the sunctna
ry"f MIR. Cloy's Prirdie affairs, who thus
shouted and yelled in 1874.
I We apply noepi'hc's to you. Go Sc,
your characters delinea,ed, in the Eagi
Of last week. We wish to add no,hin,
itoit.
Growlon, yc slanderers often ,housant
times better men than yourselvcs-thel
ark US. hcseech us. not to touch the pri
: rate character Of Mr.. Cuss. We have no
d"nen Our charges are against his po
: l'llcal hIe-wonld to Heaven you ha,
pursued the same course in 1914. Ou
country, then, would not have been ours
=, ed by Pulk's Administration.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29

W The Eagle says that both Colone'
MIrcuELL and Capt, CurrER, asserted
that Polk did his best to have Taylor GU
off at Buena Vista. Instead of this, they
stated that this would have been the re-
suit Of Folks policy, had it not been for
Taylor's generalship and his br ave men
Folks object was to have Taylor retreat
No one feels willing to believe the other
although appearances are against the Ad
ministration.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-09-29

The whig party demand a restriction
Of the veto power 10 its proper limits
Whether this be done by an amendment
to the Constitution, so as to prevent ex.
cesses, or by the election of President
pledged to regard the win of the people,
as expressed through their chosen Rep.
resenIatives, il is all the same.
The Wing party demand that the Pres.
ident no longer shall use his influence to
control the action Of Congress.
Tho Wings demand that the patronage
Of the President shall MT be employed
tn carry out his own purposes, or the Pur'
poses of those who surround Them.
In word the Wings. as Of old, arc in
opposition TO every measure tending TO
strengthen the ONE MAN POWER.
The Wings demand adequate Proiec-
linn fnr American labor.
The Wings demand peace as the pro-
per condition Of our Government and
are opposed to War. Carnage and Con.
quest.
The Wings demand uniform curren-
cy for all classes and all conditions.
Against these, Locofocoism but not de
mocracy wars.
In our State affairs:
The Wings demand sound and safe
home currency, and are in favor of ou'
present excellent bnnkIng law.
Locofocoism is opposed to this.
The Wings demand Tax.law, which
will be sufficient to meet the current ex'
penses of the State Government. pay the
interest on our Sinte Debt, and in time Ii
quidate the principal, and maintain State
honor and State credit.
The Wings dcmund that no mo,e de
fauters shall be placed at the head Of at
fairs, to waste tho monies upproprinIe'
, TO honest purposes
The Wings demand that, when a meas
ure of public policy has been tried an'
found beneficial il shall not be repealed
for the purpose Of trying experiments.
: The Wings ARE opposed to Revolutio
; and Revolu,ionists.
, These arc what We understand to h
principles aud measures Of the Wing paI
, ty. These are what we advocate-an
= for these Wing candidates are pledged
r Let no friend Of the cause be wanlin
b. in the hour Of trial. Be prepared 10 d
3 your duty. Let men understand you
q POSITION. Induce them, if you can, t
!. take il. Talk with ihem-reason wit
8 them. GotO work in enrnest aud wit
T. vigor. Do your whole duty, and upo
: the evening Of the day, in which you cas-
2. your votes. lot matters turn up rs the
i may, you will have the Consciousness I
;. having performed the duties, which yo
n owe to yourself--.your coun,ry-ynu
d race and your Creator.
y Let US exllort you to be vigilant.