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What a Statesman can do!

Had It not be en- for Gen. Cass, who per-
suadsd France to reject The Quintupls Trsa-
W, designed 10 give England the conrol Of
The Seas, and the support Of the other four
great powers Of Europe in searching Ameri-
can vessels, the United States must have
whipped England again, to preserve Ameri-
can sailor's rights, and not only England,
but she might have had the whole European
World to encounter in the fight. By a well.
timed stroke Of policy, Cass averted this re-
sult-4tielivered American commetce (Which
in its, affinity for the highest freedom, is most
Iy northern,) from The dssolating scourgo ol
war, and this wilIouts bloodshed. Taylor
could noishave'done this; in such crisis,
his only remedy would be "a little more
grape;" the wisdom which conquers by rea.
son he discIaims. His oniy are the laurel'
of the ''mere soldier"
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The WIrIGs AND FRER SoiL. -Hosmer, ol
the Toledo Blade, does his work nicely. A
few weeks before election he complimented
the Free Soilers for their eonduc, and con
trasted the harmony between them and whig
gerry, in this District, with other parts of the
state. Now the State Elections over, ant
nothing more TO be expected from them
jus, see how he kicks them. Is il not done
with will! .U5p "'H
FRxr SoIL.--'rhe free soil movement ha.
expended i,s force in Ohio. All the injury
that can he done TO The wh'g party by ,hi.
very conscientious, Icrupulons. party, hal
been done, - - 80 -
We like an open enemy, and in this re
spect, the advocates fol Cass, ruinous al
are their measures, are TO be preferred tt
the free soilers4 We know where 10 NEE
them. what their professions are, and shal
feel that if beaten BY them. the game il
fairly won; but we cannot say this Of par
ty, which will betray for success, and like
the fabled adder, bite the l.osom WHICH ha.
warmed il into life. In the President;a
contest we expect no favors from the free
soilers, unless the oourse pursued by them
in the State election, shall open the eye,
of such as have been cajsled into tbei
measures, by The specons slectioneering o.
their leaders. s.-Iolcdo Blade
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0r The returns from Penns, lyania arc
still mixed. johnson the whig candidate
for Governor, has tho smallest kind ofa ma
joriiy, ifa majority, snd The Democratic can
didaie for canal commissioner has ,bou, 5000
majority. All right and all safe.
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TnR GovERNnR's ELEcTIoN Tho last
accounts placed Fond few ahead, but the
result still uncertain; two mistakes had al
ready been discovered in the returns, one Of
100 and another Of 10. 1t is still doubt
fll matter.
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common With Them, would pc likely 10 SYM
paihiss with them 10 sheig unholy and dam
nable object. Wy
Amp TnusDxR IT AT THE BALLOT Box,
Tha. the Tory and Monarchical principle Of
refusing 10 ssow to',hs People the policy
and principles upon which :he government
will be administered is adopted by General
TAYLOR. He refuses 10 be the exponent
Of the peoples wiIl-he does not consider
the peoplecspable Of having righ, 10 Judge
of questions Of riinciple. lie SEEKS to be
a master aud not 4 public sefvani, and con
,e,nptuously tells twenty millions Of people
that hs is willing tobe their chief agisirate,
but tina, he neither knows himself nor vii
learn from them how its duties shall be dis
cl,.r0ed -
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W We refer our readers TO the very
able article from the Cincinnati Enquirer,
relative to the return Of the members from
that county. The clerk ofHamilton county
has done his duty mahinlly.
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01r The dedication of the Methods, E
church at Gilboa, has been postponed until
Sunday next, when the dedication sermon
will be preached by Rev. Mr.. Breckenridge,
Presiding Elder Of the District. Ne
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Bof Prsident,
LEW IS CASS,
fsr-yiss Prmidsnt,
WILLIAM O!BUTLER.
ELECTORAL TICKET.

r.-s' ELECTORAL TICKET
"a E11l ssnAroRIAL lLieroRs.
LR0nAhD BYINGToN. Of PIKE county;
SAMUEL eTARKWEATHER, siCsyshoga
t. BIsTRisT sLrcroRs. -
II. Dist JoRH SH yDEn. Hamilton:
81 DO. GsoRoR KtsLirs, Warren;
"a do. JONATHAN KINNEY, Of Montgomery; (;
lsh do. @. v6LNKY DoRsEY. Miami; E.
y. stA Do. CHAREzs M. GopFRRY, Putnam;
oth 20. SAMUEL MYIRs. Crawford;
IA tn d. JoHn w. BELL, Highland;
siE do. DANnL CcoKERiLL, Adams;
1ih do. SAMUEL DiYrKNDrRffR. Pickawsy;
3 lo,h do SrrrHRN M: LrTTELL. Delawarsi'
lin do. DAStkL J. SwNNIY. Richland;
Il ISsh do. LnwIs ArDiRsox. Lawrence;
18th %. JeHN LrDxy, PeIu;., 8eaiqsi
18th do. VILLAS LAwRtHcR. Guernsey;
18th Dc. WILLiAn l. FRf, Of Harrison, *
.-Iesh Dc. JosErH BuHNs. Coshoctoq;
I7th do. WILLIAM MCDONALD, Jeffe son;
18Th d. Dawn A. SrARxwEArHrR. Stark;
10Th d. JosG B. BuTrLrs, Tumbull;.
sesh DO. HrrRY B. f1TNs, Cuyahoga;'t
.slla 10. AIuAM Ivxs. Huron.
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: The paddock which mum Ford wore previ-
Gus TO the election. ~ ~ - ''t''
" - ----'s,.s,;5tsFa 4
Tho Louisville Joarnpl, one Of the most
prominent organs Of the whig party in tho
Union, says: aJ3 $50 ..:assafa 81 j
"The Naiipe Amerisdns number rihousa1ds
in Pennsylvania, and they alt unite wishsahe
,shigs in sgppor: of Gen. TSylor.'' 'i'i nv
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The following isa corrected copy Of the Dem.
ocratic Electoral tieket--some changes having
taken place since the nomination Of the electoral
candidates. or course The names Of Cass and
Butler form no part oi the ticket voted:
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In one Of the rooms of the Smithsonian In
siiiution. is 10 be erected tbs philosophical
machinsry presensedtio The Insiitutu,e by DR..
Hare, ofPhilsdslphis, and worth $e5, 900.
Scientific Amer.gas Ai31 N9R@ n23@i 9-tYa "
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FEDERAL FAIRNEss.--The Democratic
Piess have never sought TO diminish the
force Of Gen. Taylor's claims upon bis coun-
irymcn as gallant warrior, claims, however,
in;which Gen. Scott was his equal; but the
wings finding no assaiIable point in Cass's
long life and eminent services, have endea.
vored to deny tl,s patriotism and bravery
which he manifestedas as volunteer against
the British, IN ihemar with England. This
coarse darkens thsir cause snd degrades it..
The people know Gen. Cass's hetoism and
will rewlf,l it. IFS ha. no, been only the
Brute -heroism- Of -ihe battlefield, The fhas ex-
hibiied moral herosm far more ennobling, g.
has tIps far never failedsto strive with
manly effort for til. highest glory, honor and
prosperity for his country. ...
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ASp coN,rpsR THAT 1T 10 CERTAIN

Tha, General Taylor is a "mere soldier
and should not be preferred to Statesman
that the greatest Republic the world ever
knew requires knowledge and experience in
It's government --,hat the want Of knowledge
cannot be compensated by the mu.ilation Of
tho constitution by The refn,al to exercise
the veto =. and that neither by attain
ments, public service, knowledge, morals, or
principles is Gen. Taylor fitted for the place
he covefs. a'-'
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FtE,n- -FrsnlrrEb, Defrses, Of the Piqua
Register, resisted Tsylor's nopination till
a.day or two ago, when he ho;sted the Tsy-
tor fsg. .Defrees had conscience enough 10
resist a. wrong, pnd4weakness enough. to
yield 10 wrong. He has earned ihs.applause
ofstbs. Ohio State Journal, and ethe con-
tempt Of every nian who respects 'coBsister-
cy. IN 9niAg9ao {. sH~sHl aasa 9iaSs
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sAND REPEAT THE TRurn,

That no man can be HONEST who stoops 20
contradictory statements 70 deceive, or who
will take Office 10 Republic from any pir-
~. Remember that such man must de-
deive and means TO deceive some party, and
tha, one who practices to deceive the people
cannot be honest. ...st ,,tf...,,-,,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-28
NIARSkIAL'S SALE.
May 10

virtue of writ of fe tucias issued from the clerks
Office OF the ciren court of the District of Columbia
Tor the county of Washington and directed, shall
expose at public SALE for cash, Thursday the 18th day
OF May next at 10 o'clock; m, before the courthouse
door OF said county, the following property vz All that
part OF the lot OF ground NUMBERED, in square number Is
OF the city OF Washington with twostory brick house and
other improvements thereon in the occupancy of VIM
bowling the said part of lot fronting the south side
street. morrill, nineteen feet and eleven and half inches
extending from the northwest of the lot eastwardy
and running back of the width the 'front.' and bind
ing on the west line of the lot 30 feet wide alley being
the same property conveyed by deed from Sarah How
and E. p. Pearson executors of Robert + How to VIM
Dowling dated the 18th OF July 1885 Seized and levied
upon as the property OF William bowling and sold satisfy
udcias No 1872 to March term, 1886, in of William
Lee, use of Robert G. Buckley.
ALEXANDER HUNTER,
April lA-dts Marshal of the District of Columbia
05- The above sale postponed Till Thursday next,
18th inst, same hour and place.
May 10 A. HUNTER Marshal
90 The above sale is further postponed I'LL june
9Th next, same hour and place
May 26 A. HUNTER Marshal
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Rv n. ~. DYER, .y,,ctfonefr,

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANO FORTE, &C.
III at aucon-On Tuesday morning next the Both inst
o'clock, shall sell at the residence Of gentleman de
clinng house keeping, situated street, between 18th
aud 18th streets, he flag will designate the house) his
household and kitchen furniture amongst which
rate follows
Mahogany har.seat sofa
Do rocking. e-seat and other chairs
Do dining, card, and other tables
A good toned piano forte, octaves
3ply and ingram carpets, step carpets, stair rods
China and glass ware
Mahogany bureaus, wardrobes washstands
Toilet set, beds, mattresses, bedseads &c.
With good lot OF kitchen requisites
Also good cooking and radiator.
With many other articles not necessary enunerae.
Terms of sale: All of and under 1925, cash ovel
S25 credit Of and four months for satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest. r. w. DYER,
Nav 25-d Auctoneer.
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RvR. ". DYER. .guctfoneer

ByR. ": DYER, .4uctfOneer.
INXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
IL TION.-On Monday next, the 10Th instant at 10
o'clock M, shall sell at the residence of the Capt
Heze street, between Goth and 2lst Streets the ex.
celent household and kitchen furniture; among which
enumerate, viz:
Handsome Gothic parlor and arm chairs
Maple cane seat, union, and other chairs
Volt are and rocking chairs, mahogany sofa
Mable-op centre table
Mahogany card, dining and other tables
Teapoys handsome mantel clock
Handsome set of girandoles
Chinz, muslin, and other window curtains and orna-
ments
Worked 6rtemans, china and glass
Astral, hall, and other lamps
Handsome Brussels and in parlo step, and chamber
carpets
Hearth rugs, stair rods, olco,h, mahogany hatrack
French post bedsteads, best hair and shuck
Settees and lounges, wardrobes, bureaus
Toilet stands. washstands, toilet SETS NC.
With many other articles, and general assortment of
good kitchen requisites
Terms of sale: All of and under S25 cash; over
$25 credit OF and three months, for approved en-
dorsed notes bearing interest II. W. DYER,
MAY I'd Auctioneer.
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Rv NJ. GREEN, ,4,.cttOnser.

HANDSOME TWOSTORY FRAME HOUSE AND
II lot and unimproved lots at auction.-On Tuesday
instant, shall sell the premises, 6 O'clock D.
m handsome two-story frame house, with the lot on
which stands, being lot No TO- in square No 793
ted south d. between Sd and 4h east near
the public schoolhouse The house conveniently and
well built and has good back building.
Also Immediately after the sale of the above shall pro-
coed sell lots No H. s. g. T. and g. square front
ing E. and streets, adjoining the described prop
ery all handsomely located and presents fine oppolni-
ty ior good investment.
Terms Onefonrth cash. the balance in 6, IL, and Is
months for bearing neres-a deed given and deeds
of taken. A. GREEN,
Nav @-3t Auctioneer
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4 NoWLANDs LOTION a celebrated bel utiner OF this
Dh,p enon. removing tam spots. fteckes, and all
ana refreshing accessory TO the toilet
nd o kaydor cold fine soaps
Lubins and Bayley Bews fresh and fragrant extracts in
splendid assortment of useful and ornamental fans
consisting OF IVORY pearl sandal wood, Chinese
palm leaf &c. e''
All of fashionable French fancy goods ,uabe e.,
presents. such os monnaies cigar cases. smoking
caps, workboxes, fancy boxes, nc. $3.50
new and beautiful supply of carved and pIain t,cL
combs in shell and buffalo horn eide combs dressns
combs
Hair, tooth, and nail brushes.
Fine Paris kid gloves, Bajou's & Alexander's.
An excellent of silk gloves, lace ms misses
kid and Lislc thread gloves, NC. ..f..
Also, excellent stock Of ladies' ornamental hair work
orders which taken and executed in very suPero
manner wv j. H. GIBBS, Fancy Store.
Penn. avenue, between 9th and 10th streets
May 25-6tif
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NIARSHAL'S SALE.

virtue of writ of feri facias issued from clerks
once OF me Circuit Court OF the District OF Columbia for
pose to public sae for cash. Saturday. the 2ih
at the front of the Court House door of said county
IL O'clock the following properly, WIS Lot of ground
distinguished the Plan of Washington City lot No Z,
in square No. s7, and bounded follows; Beginning at
running due line with said Ca po street Is
eet east thence due south the width OF 10 feet to the rear
story frame dwenghouse thereon, seized and levied upon
the property of Columbus HARRISON and sold TO satisfy
judicals No. 66 March term, lSiS in favor of Baaan
Burch. ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal OF the District of Columbia
Ma 21-dts
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Wood and Coal.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received the office of
- the Clerk of the House Of Representatives of United
States, until Saturday the first day of July, 1913, IL
O'Clock MERIDIAN for furnishing, for the of said House,
one hundred cords of the best hickory wood saving
of the Capitol.
Sealed proposals will also be received the time
and place. Tor furnishing hundred of the
hrace COAL well broken and screened be deposited in
the vaults OF the Capitol The wood ant coal be
ned and weighed the expense the person furnishing
me ame and be delivered and packed before the
first day OF October next
Bond and security to be approved of by the Clerk for the
que performance Of the contract, will be required
~ THO j. CAMPBELL,
Jerk OF House Representatives Of the United States
May 26-tlJuly.
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Kv IL. w: DYER, .4ucttOneer.
NOR sale by public auctlon.-The excellent subsan
TALLY built hree-sory brick house, Capitol Hi adj
Joining the residence of the Hon. Judge Cranch having
tensive and commodous back buildings and good bic
and coach house attached, will be offered for sale by pub
lie auction Tuesday, the 9Th day of June The
sale TO take place the premises at O'Clock, p.
The of sale fourth of the purchase none,
be paid the day OF sae within three days thereai
and the balance in one and three years from the
day OF sale the interest be paid semi annually and
be secured by bond and deed of trust the property
h. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Nav 2l-eo&ds
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Treasury DEPARTMENT,
April IL, 1913.
y March last, until 3, P M, on Saturday the 18th OF
june Is4s for sixteen millions of dollars of United States
day Of july isis bearing six per cent interest per annu
payable sem-annuay, on the first days OF January and
July each year No bid will be received below par
will any bid be considered unless per thereof is
deposited in depository of the United States at or be-
ali cases, must be unconditional and without any
the bids Of others, and should state distinctly the
see'ey 81 s saa
to the depostary United the places
residence of the respectively whose offers may be
ders residing the United States must be deposited
with the assistant reasurers at New York; Boston, Phia-
To give opportunity all persons to participate in
the investment of funds in this Stock bids viii be received
lawbeing for fifty dollars-as well for higher
All certificates under thousand dollars will be trans
that sum and upwards will transferable books of
the treasury or by delivery with coupons attached at the
multi plication of accounts all certificates with coupons
attached will be for the sum OF one thousand dollars
amount awarded in five equal nstalments in each of
months of July, August September October, and Novem
twenty thousand dollars, where the bidder may be de-
sirops of making immediate payment in which case the
bear interest in ali cases from the date of depo5ite
The bids will be opened at the Treasury De partment al
ence all persons Who may desire attend but, under
provision introduced into the act of 3ls of March last.
accep viii be
medatey returned The whole premium the amount
awarded must be deposited part of the first payment
u WALKER,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Each of the daily papers of Boston, New York. Phade
pha, Baltimore Charleston, and New Orleans, and in all
other States the selected print the laws of the
April IS-dtl7thJuneir
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IOR RENT-Those two desirable dwelling rs in the First
j Ward, on 2lst street. near III, recently occupied by
Mr.. Mechn and the late Capt. Hezel For camfn pune
tna and permanent tenants the rent will be Sl75 per
mum Tor the south one, and $3.50 per for other
and put in order Apply at Mr. Dlow's, at the corner
near by, where the keys are,
May 1915
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May 24-dts

ID EADY-MADE CLOTHING-Just received in addi-
IL ton my former stock, large assortment of best
quality ready made goods, 10 suit the Also grea,
variety Of fancy and other goods for gen-nens wear
which will be sold very low prices. All articles war
ranted represented. Only one price. Term cash
Measures taken and suits made to order
A. H. YOUNG, Merchant Tailor
Pennsylvania avenue, doors west of Browns Hotel
Nav l1-3tawlm
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LIOR SALE, one-horse Carriage, v~eil-built, and
in perfect order, with harness complete 1t is adapted
TO winter OF summer 10 be seen at the stables Messrs
Walker& kimmeu, c street, Of Coleman's Hotel.
May 2S-3ts
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n 1Rs RETTs,s suPPORTERs rl...-. -.

N1Rs. BETTs's sUPFUtTERs.-The invauabe
ltl supporters for sale by McCLERY ~ CLEMENTS
Druggists of 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue
whom the genuine only can be obtained The value OF
this instrument well known the medical faculty. and
ladies require heightened statement as thew have
in many years, afordng the greatest relief and com
fort Testimonials and books, gratis be Obtained
above OF the most eminent physicians of the
United States. Price of the fine supporters IS; COM
mon, SIS.
CAUTroN--Be that each instrument contains
directions with her SIGNATURE other are ge
uine Mrs. SARAH RETTS
May I-law9w III Walnut street. Pbladelpha.
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PROCEEDINGS
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION

Continuation of the Finh Days Procse dinss.
(Reported expressly for the Unron bg Dr. Houston ST
nographer 10 the United States Senats)
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by X. ". DYER, .q.ctfoneer.

by H. W. DYER, .7sctfOnGcr.
I OF Mt Auction.-On Friday next the I'd June, at 6
IL o'clock. p. shall SELL on the premises lot No 4 in
square No $50 fronting 80 feet inches I'd west
by deph of about 80 feet between and
Terms of sale: One-thTd cash, balance in 6 and IL
months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
r. w. DYER,
May I7-eotds Auctioneer
L TOUsE and Lot PennsylvRnia avenue at Auction
Will be sold at auction, Saturday, the 3D. day of
June mex. the premises, at O'Clock, p m, lot No 49,
square reservation b, in the city OF Washington with
the threestory brckhouse thereon situated the
side of Pennsylvania avenue and nearly opposite
mans now Brckwels) Hotel, and two doors of Mid
dleton BeaPs Grocery Store. Property central
weli-known can hardly need special description.
Terms of sale Oncfourth cash balance in H. H. and
"a months, to be secured by bearing interest, and
deed of trust the property. A. GREEN,
May 27--eo&ds Auctioneer
SuGAR and Moiasses at AuctAon.--On Monday next,
- the 18th instant, at ii o'clock, M F. 81 A. II.
Dodges wharf the cargo OF the brig Anaosan, from May
agues. Porto Rico, consisting of
z26 hhds. strictly prime sugar
- SO hhds. superior moasses
Will be added
$50 bags prime green Rio coffee.
g. EDWD. S. WRIGHT.
''o'Bo'own, May z4-dts Auctioneer.
The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-07-18
MIDDLERTRY COLLEGE.

The Annual Commencementoft this College
occurs on "Wednesday, the 26th Of July.
The PnuoMATHEsIAN and PHILADEL-
PHIAN Societies hold their Anniversaries on
the afternoon of Tuesday, the day preceding
The Grafton before the Philomathesians Will
he delivered by Rev. J. j. OWEN, D. d., Of
New York city. The Grafton before the Phil
alclphans will be delivered by REV. Dr.
BAIRD, OF the same city.
~ The Grafton before the Associated a
iumni of Middlebury College, at the ensuing
Commencement. will be delivered on the af-
ternoon of Commencement day,July 26th, by
Rev John Mattocks, of kccsevilc, n. Y.
The annual meeting of the Association will
be held at the College Chapel, on the same
meeting, (at which full attendance is re-
qucstcd,) at the same place, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. of the day preceding
Alildlebury, July 8, 1913.
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DwrNDLlSG.-The Tribune, in its list G
dissenting Wing papers, gave The names OF
the following in Pennsylvania -
Chro Iice, Pittsburgh GHzetfe, Newcastle;
AnpghcnIan, Allegheny City; W hig, Mercer county.
The Pittsburgh Gazette says the Chroni-
Gle has always professed neutrality, but is
edited by two loco focos. The AIeshenian
ceased TO exist before Gen. TAYLOR
was nominated, but is editors are zeanus
Taylor men. The Mercer Wing has Tay-
Tor and Fillmore at its mast head and the
Newcastle Gazette is and has been neutral
Thus does the Tribunc's list fade away!
So will sink every effort to prevent the cleo
iion Of the old Hero. -Erening Journal.