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The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05
....rr..ed Corrr.pondence.

,,,, .qr,ssity Is manifested to ascertain the .r,.. by uhich the reply irOm the distinguished - rbo has ihe honor to represent c0ondom Y'',s .ss7s,u5ls ;o get ialo the White House was wg give the following corresPoHdehce ., h,. tsa ss8t to us, without cornIneat, uniil 1-.,-,,iu whether as ogT Deighbor Of the lri- s,y,l i ,. "gsauine' or correctly transmit lsd p.. r,,. q, ista r, ga NJ MgsassId --
 S,, A le,,sr, judging iron its appearance, from ,gare!f aan6ancisg 10 me my nomination. 'as 4 ;ss, s-,a,5,,r for the Presidency k lying in the
 VI sscs al thts place postage ten cents, not paid ,nag,. sir saB,a, ta saSh eHhorbitant distortion, ..,,.t ts give to the government which has never .,ss.-,.a anything GU Hie, even this suiail sum, ea-, ,ta the assis,aaes of The sum dae on other .tt@r. ,ing hers for me. would swell the ainou n' 2. ,.a t,,gr sum of Sts9. You will please. there s.,s transmit to me another letter. pastage paid, ..i ,b. .,ms snail be duly acknowledged, provided ,ss Convection was no, RArs Hhig am, dear
 Your.. Se. ZACHARY TAYLOR.
 C. NosEHE,D
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MAIL A1lRANGEMENTs,

EAsTKRN-- vfs keckrvt 0 Nspeteen. Due Wednesday,. Friday, & Sansay. Tpm. Leave, Taesdsy, Thursasy. N Saturday. "a. n.
 SouTHEKs Co WssAipwten < Faisga. Due Wednesday, Friday, sRd suntiay, TP.m. Leave. Tapsday. Tharssiay. Q Sassnaay. 9a a.
 NEsTERN ts Psx Bsren. < Ft. Smiak, Dae. "Wednesday. and Satsriay. 1P.m LeAyv, Tuesday. and friiay. 1& m.
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 Dae, Tses5ay, Tkasssay and SaaaeAavs SD wt Leave, Monday, Wednesday. & FFtaeY. Ss. n.
 ID Piss DfgB aud Catamksa DHc Sunday, sad Thassaay, SD, m. Leave, sunday. and ThaFsday. ea. n.
 K3sirsksak. QsisE~s < Rick~esSs Due, "Wednesday epms Leave Thursday Sam. To PsgyyeRae. neaTsfst, aud TssEisssassilp. Dae every other Thnrsdsy. 1P.m. Leave, every ether Monday. 7Gm.
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Two yoasg mea. with more vaIor than brains. agreed to fight each other wtzn psstos. in Ceei CO.,
 Md, On TaesdAy week. Unfortunately, they were not good saSts, ana they continued so long popping away al each other ihsG constable came aud AP- ssies ssarrzni ef AErsa, 10 their woaaaed hoa1:, inc only th!ag that was woanssd ia tas ciascaiiy. Das wss from the State where tas ySHog men are asssrdsat zs . Sasnaass's SUB ngaxe iaefai Gs ssLs.. xs are sorry to say, wAs rom Raaaas7 7i.z.
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Combs Beat.

Gen Combs wl!I have to knock under to Ccr~in. That gentleman. in giving description Of old Rsssh and Ready, few days age, asys eoh'em- poraIy represented hin ss a raan possessing an iron constitutions able to endure al the hardships incident 10 military life, and al the sane time Tat. tea npoa ,hs pfvaitong of comfort. 'Iis has not, remarked the swsrthy Senator. "sscPi bepsaih 3 rocf fer forty years his hack IS covered wa teSS, and hls legs and arms with rps@i." We thtnk Ger win 4ntlt.ed 10 the Aas
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\ Taylor pefent Admitted.

Horace Greedy says "Ths result in North Car oina is a drawn battle, eAieA IS Tay!3r deisgt - Whether Manly Reid is elected, the result is a rebuke 10 the blind guides aud false prophets who urged the nomination of Taylor as calculated 10 sweep the entire South. North Carolina was a steady Whg State. good in any emergency for 5000 to s,0eo: and il has given little or noth- iHg-perhaps less than nothing. Sir this is not the entertainmet 10 which were iavited.''
 This ia wha, a former leading Whig says of the present prospects of the Wing party,
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ZACHARY TAYLOR.
GsEEvrowS, July 4, lsls.
C. NoEEiIEAD

Ni DeV Geaera, =.
 ysvrs ef the 23d Jupe is al hand. admire the ,..ly hr,nasss aad decision of character therein 1,.a,aysi u oaly confirms the opinion generally s,srtlined of yoar liberaty. nobleness of charae- -,., and hatred to oppression.
 sTis tras. yoa owe the government nothing p,,k sss, and the ultra Whigs less than either
 have ihls day disposed of five dollar United su'ss Bank bai and received therefor twenty cents ii s,sse, ,sh of which enclose. the other moiety 1 qse 60 pay the postage on this. This amount s,osAI. tho1l doubt, have been raised by sub ss.te,sos. bat so much time was taken ap in dis isr the address and resolutions adopted by this sey that the sublect vas entirely overioohxde Ez- ease iAi. oversight, and believe me, dear General, soars as essr, C. M0REHEAD.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05

According tO late letter from Vera Cruz, as ss the military ofcers and those belonging to the government returned to the city of Mexico after the departure of the U S. troops they caused to De published handbIIl with the names of all the Mexican ladies of responsibility who had been vsi- ted by the American officers during the occupa,isn. if the receiving them . serious crime.
 If all the world were blind. what a melan- choiy sight 1t would be- said an Irish clergyman.
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Vermont.

A letter was received yesterday morning from an active politician in Vermont, who expresses the opinion that Taylor cannot carry that State North ern men seem to think that the adoption of the abolition platform at Butfato will draw whigs and abolitionists ts Mir. Van Buren's standard mainly Few democrats will now pin him.
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A. HAYS & CO.,, COMMISSION lxD FORWARDING MRRcHISTx
wharf Beat ssNcw Worlds
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wharf neaa ssNcw WoFld,s
 RfPOLEOy, .sRR.AN&SS. THEIR beat Is titied ur ta the most seeaFs men. \ her fes she saesase ef ssssehsRdsze passses,=r attention win be paid to the parehase ef ap eoaa- stor a.
 The cabin Of ,heir bent is Cited ap handsomely. with new furniinFn fer she sescmmSlstioa of ray ssers, ard ihe ysupsctoSs peixe fhsmsesves 10 the public hat as mach of order aHd qutet shall he Pre4 sersed as ia wsh eEalassd hotels ca shore Public pasrunsgs ta both departments ssitcited. June q. le4s. 4s-am
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-05

A young English traveller in Valencia contrac- ted love affair with a pretty gipsy girl. The mother wished him 10 n arry her ut once, but the Englishman declared that he was not rich enough to keep wife. "What ,'' said the gipsy laughing, ''Bot rich enOughl In the land of ginaens. with renowned thief as my daughter. yoa will in . year he millionaire
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TIE iRXlssay PLANTERS | MgaCnasTS
 AL A NAG.

rTvHIs aAAnal Ev fAt ysw fsae. will he published k ow or ahoas the lst of October neNs, md will exhibit ihe snaf 1stfoHuHIcxt tNUaes f0f te ueFis disus of LNtle Rock. St. Loais Nashville, Jackson and New osieans and will serve for all the western sud south. western States. H will embrace various other matter of general interest 10 ne planting. msr eantile, professional and reiigioas world It will exhibit. especially. church calendar and all events for the year ls4s, of whtch information eaa he eb. tsaed viii be inserted All denominations of Chris. tians throughout the wrs, and south. west. of what ever sect. respectfully invited 10 furnish, roEt paid al nettees et conventions. synos asscristioas ke. that are ta take place fot the coming year. Re- igious statistics are also respectfully solicited
 The publisher also eiets hts pages to professional and business men as a medium foF advertising. professional bnsuess card oi six lines eF less wit be inserted for the os Ss~am advertisement of half page at SlO--and whole page at S9D-~AA. veTtsements that witi hr charged, he Hrst as half page, the second a whole pages and the third as page and a half. Any insisiduai orlesinw 300 copies his card or advertisement VIII be placed on the back cover also without addfional charge. There will be published two editions 1.-the larger to eoaain 4s to 6a pages exclusive of adssf tIsemenis, the price of which will be made known at as early day possible-he ssnaeF of l6 rages 10 contain the usa astronomical tables end ihe ad- eeriisement of whoever may order il--priee &3 per hundred, not less lhan 3G0 copies oi which must be ordered for special advertise meHt or the eesidae of 300 being made up of the larger edition.
 A calendar Of the courts 0t any of the adlnining States will be inserted aPoa receiving orders to the amount of I0O0 copies.
 An orders, to receive sttentaD, must be eosi pa6f and accompanied with the essA; and If intended for insertion should reach by the 2Sth of August.
 PHILIP L. ANTHONY. LitIe ok. Aug. 3, Ists 4s-
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Ordinance of 17eT.

The following ls extraet ffom the orEfInaae, of I9sI te which frequent aliusion s made i,s the political presses of the day: Exfrset fFvm tke Ordiaance of I7S7. 1sf Caifed
 St@tes SIafsses, Pace 5l An Ordinance for the government of the territarV
 of the United States north west of the
 River Ohio
 R. oTdqiasd by tAe Uaifnd Ssnkss n Coaovess assesabtsd That the following articles shah be con sidered articles of eompset between the original States and the people of the States in the said aer FitoFy, and forever remain aBaltsEabie, unless bv common consent, to-wit
 .7rf. FL THFRE SHALL BE NEITHER SLAVERY xoR INVOLUNTARY sERyrTuoE ia the said territory other wise than in Panishmeht of crimes, whereof the party shall have been duly convicted: PyOsiied aI- ways. that any persons escaping ato the same. from whom labor or service is lawfully claimed in any one sf the original States. such fugitive may hn lawfully reclaimed. and coayayed io the persoa eiaimng his or her labor or service. as aforesaid. Done by the United States, in Congress assem- bied the thirteenth day of Jaly, in the year of ear tsofd'- -oSr rlfoessND SEVEN HUxDKEu xNp EIuFrr- sEvrS, and of their sovereignty and independence the twelfth.
 
 sThe territory included ia this Ordinance now eomPoses the States of Ohio, Ind.ana. Illinois and Michigan.
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TTs The North American Review.

IF@ The North American Review, (whig) the leading periodical of the country, thus spoke of Gen. Cass in 1887.
 "Thc history and science, as well as the social prosperity of Michigan, not under greater obl- gations to any individual, living or dead than to that distinguished sodier scholar and statesman
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sIorc Fiilmorei.m.

January ai, 1872, MT. Adams presented Pe'i- ten from certain citizens of Massachusetts, stating that by law no foreigner of color can now become
 citizans of the Unitsd States, and hold real estate therein. and praying tha, the naturalization laws may be amended go as fo permit Tree colored foreigners te become citizens of the United States, and to hold real estate.
 Mir Wise raised ths question of reception, and moved To lay sha, question the table. Carried. Yeas. li5-nays, 5s
 W. c. Ea.ler among the yeas
 Adams, FILLMORE, Giddings, Slade, and Inc other abolitonistS, voted among the nays.
 Here is our philanthropie whig candidate Tor the Vice Presidency, backing petition praying CoH- gress to change the naturalization 4aEs 50 tnat foreign negroes may become citizens of The Tilted States and enjoy all the rights and priviIsgss aP- pertaining thereto, The next thing for the phiian- ihropic Adams and Fillmore 10 enect, would be to make negroes eligible to seats in Congress, and inc office of Vice President.
 We should like to know if the philaathfoPe Ad- ans, Fillmore. Giddngs- and others, were :" aux ioas 10 confer the rights of naurazed citizens upon foreign Datch and Irish N. Q. Cosrftr
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FRESH f.ROCEwIES

4 HHDS. oi prime brown sugars NF 3 bbls. powdered do. % bags Rto coffee;
 80 fine salt;
 half bbls. eranberries;
 No. l mackera;
 3 casks clear sides bacon;
 canV&ssed hamss
 3 -" common do 20 kegs leaf lard,
 20 bbls whiskey; Soap. candies sslsratuS. starch, &e. &c. Whicl will be sold low for cash or country produce. by Aug. ,, lS4S. JOHN D. ADAMS.
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Irish Independence.

At the second Irish independence meeting In New York, on the 9th fast. es 0o0 additional were collected. Jumes kerrigan, Esq, giving $50O. Some laughter excited by donation ef @, s.to buy Ptkes for the able bodied scomen of Tipperary.''
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Fsoa tse PAiladeipAsa Ledges. Late and important letter from Gen Tay Ioi

We have had hahded 10 us for publication the following copy of late letter from Gen. Taylor to Mr. LiPPard of this city. As every thing from the band of each of the presidential candidates of gen era interest at the present tme freely give space 10 this letter. Gen. Taylor, In hts letter. w M be seen avows distinctly that he is not party candi- date The letter is genuine and the very latest pression of his views n regard to the presidency that General Taylor has given to the public, being eleven days later in date thaa the letter to Gov. Morehead, wherein he accepted the whig nomins- ten
 BaToS RoroE. La. July q. le4s
 DEsE SIR Your letter of the 9th instant, asking of me hoe CT two in regard to my position estate for the presidency has been duly received.
 IH reply, have to say that aIn not party can d,aa'e, and elected shall be the President of party, but the President of the whole people.
 am, dear sir, with high respect and regard you, most obecient servant. z TAYLOR
 GEosSE LtFFASD, Esq, Philadelphia, Pa
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CuTe for JrninusN.

's Alai' oi Bruce. who vas murdered aud .. 1s Iie a'a oi a e!Airsoyani. according 10 the '''" 'ae'eea young married man, who was , 'N' '9 'le city. lo cal on one ot these seess -Fs''liA in what oeegpaiiea his wife Was en- a4 Asf residence, some Fiaaiy niiieS away. .r,-- s "'nag n the paFlor." said the lady. 'and ., s'ee 'a shie sae looks oat oi toe wlnGow
 'asc.!nE some one."
 .,,... S-''4 iHe gentleman, "who can shs Noms aae catering lll@ door. sac seizes .l. - s'fess-' hun iendly."
 = ae Us al hoax; my w.fe is true to .r ''s''-P;so the gentleman. aesiled and waf S'r' a-eysa fIoasiet
 s-, ... " '1Y' a. head n her ,ap, saG looks tea
 r .. ,. ,. .a'' ' $ i.l's. and lil make yo,, pay ,.,' -- "a-' tts ta3i, continued the sleeper. .s,.- P'''a>! cls story; he ysmossd. and re- s e... ' 's''7 10 as aqu.s,tiys h regard 10 his ,,... VI S.'a weoa ask., n rsss7t aeus- a m ""hg sleeps he Northern Gizn, sas s'7,ef saas iae hosts ef ii.3t sr.f dark h~ ~,.-'. ''' ,he hsa' ," To which the Bo.toa a. -, - Hse@.se he B troubled ulA a dis- ft ef s 10t'D- rtcorufnsa1s
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Dissolution.

Dissolution. TNHE Copartnershlp heretofore exisiing under the 1 name and style af JoAa D. Adams & O., h this day dissolved. by matual consent. JoHN D. ADAMS will coatiaue the Dry Goods and Grocery business. at the old s,and opposite the Real Estate Bsak and s alone authorized 10 settle the business of the late firm.
 JOHN D. ADAMS, Ju!y I, iSls. SAM'L ADAMS.
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LATEST ARRIVALS

Bi THE STEAM BOAT COTTON PLANT. \ HuIT. bss pts, received small Iot cf i fashionable honReis. printed masisas snd lss ns, black bsfczss, pisiu and striped Jsekesss chdroa, Polka boots, lsfes eologsd snd black har- k,Ds bronze and eeicfed gaiers, and Misses ditto eases Gents fae, cali ss wed boots. 6c. Gc.
 ALSO
 FER s. B. ELLEN T. p b5ls Whisksy, s Igo ID carpet wsfp,
 boxes cotton yaTn. 70 kegs Lad.
 20 boxes star eaa4tea, 6oD ID taf lead.
 aox Junjpsf woed ehnrns
 foz stone ditto assorted sizss
 tox~s common tobaeec,
 boxes 4 No. l ditto.
 AIk crooks ,afs kc Ali extremely los for CASH. litfle Rock. May 3cfh. ftSs IS
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SUNDRIES,

OONUnkEsO, EO BAGS Havana cofFre, eJO 90 Rio do 10 Hbds. Sugar, 50 Bbls, Ohio Flour. I5 Mess Pork, 10 Casks Bacon, 90 Kegs Leaf Lard, 20 Half bbls. Butter Biscuit, IS Bbls Ale, 100 Bbis. Whiskey. 80 EIan bbds. do. 20 Bbis. Corn Meal, I8 Bbis. Cider Niaegas, Cask Brandy, Gin. Received on consignment and for sale very iou for Casa. I. D. MERRlCK, X co.
 Steamboat LGading. June 27, is4s 49
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Mgrsa &oHk--This woman. whoss statements 0f Adventures in nuhasries sxcitec much ate a- lion sarne years ago, s now sa lamAts Of me New Fork aims house.
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solpIERS CLiIMs TO sOryTY IlyDS <

ENhE undersigned is prepared to obtnh Iron 1 Washington, the Land Wirranfs Of dssshas. ged soidiers. Any easisess connected with the Department at Washington wifi be puuctually at. tended tn. All letters, post paid, wiH meet witf prompt attention.
 D. W. CARROLL. Little Rock, Aug. g, Is4s. 4s-4w
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rnnuhlished Army Jokes.

\ returned yoanieer is responsible for the fol- lowing
 Daring il,e march of one of the divisions Of tho army from Ve.A Cruz 10 Jaispa, tearns'er was heard 10 curse and swear very severely at his mules The General, who 6tl not happen to be Tn uniform, rode ap io hm, sSa FeremP,oriiy ordered oin 10 stop the R0ise-
 .''And who lhe--aFe you " ssid the driver
 Il am commander of the Givision. "
 "Wei!, then. comm&n nd your division a'n ths commander og the mules and I'll hoileF and swear al 'eln 4s mach AS please
 The Gen rode forward
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General sA,nlas.

Al sise rafifcafioa nsetiag Ia Ckicsgo. General Shteids wa sPsesent and in the course o lis speech made the following bit:
 san aaemocrat-a regular demecrui-a Cuss and Butter democrat. l am aeithor a barnbarner q stable burner, pr church baFner. Such names have no fasrtnAtiea foe nc. l am content 10 stan5 by the Proad bAHner Democracy te hght under it's tro~d folds, and 10 conquer die with is glorious coscgs waving ever my head 1 care aot who raise the sheat of disanien; my voice will never swell the cry. 1T there Se any who sFemhls wilh appse- henAsen of defeat, lsa them leave ranks let Iheqn " at once. Nc 6eld was ever w6a by cowaras--- shoot deserers in the army. bat here, deserters shoot themselves In victory CT dsfeat, in veal CT wo, in majority or minority, ] sink or swim wTsh tlie great Naiional Democratic party.
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Toe wbigs say Gen Cass haa kse fatioss asy ss Roysgsof ei MiehiyaR--sn3 in 2fdsf to beat him. rgt .p E. st-i H6o draws sign' rstioas ssy
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Who rnn doubs een. Tayicr's principle after reacing the foilowingt-
WHITE oz siscx.

Il was decidedly in ia "i do not design 10 For of Mir CIsy's cleo withdraw my naale it lion, and weald new pre- Mir. Clay be the nominee fer seeing him iu that of- cf the whlg National fee to any iadi, idaal ia Convention. ."--Z. Fay. the Uniou''- -Z. Tayier Ior.
 whigs, take your chcee-the one at the righ' ir he Lst and ftshfsf
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PULASKI. fScr.
 Ia tAs Iuiaski Circuit Court ia Gaacery. James C. Anthony, Compisnsnf,l David ROyster, Defsadaat NOTICE is hereby given that. in pursuance Of IN the decree rendered m the above eatitled casr in the Chancery side of the Pulaski Circuit Court the undersigned US Commissioner, wilt offer for sale 10 the highest and last bidder therefor, for cash in hand, at tho door of the house of said county on the third Monday of October next, A. D. ls4s the negro woman Harriett. and the negro boy Jesse mentioned and described in said decree
 GORDON N. PEAY,
 f0amtssssBer 0 CadaceTg. Little Rock, Ark, Sept. ,, isis
 (Prs- fee, Si 30 E9-iw
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[. r. Calyer, member ol congress from the W ashlngton district, New York, has addFessed d letiei 10 hls constituents. tei,ag gbesn thai ne 'a ''emong ihe 5zgg wings that hesitate te swallow Gan Tavlo-r
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The Boston Daily Hbis has changed it's name to Boston Dsiiy Repsbtte7a. The editor says that the principal reason for the change IS, that the Lame 'rAig has been appropriated by the new Taylor par Y which vas formed al Philadelphia, and It is se- rous injury so his business to reiaIn name which is claimed by the supporters of Gen TsyloE.-T1 bdHs.
 \The Boston Wkig as applied 10 that sekiy mon- grei FouyieIite-Abolition print has always been a misnomer, and we congratulate the whig party that ihs poor thing has changed its name. Ii IS os the Greedy school of philosophy, and has always op- posed whig measures. The paper was sarted by Charles F. Adams, president of the Buffalo conven. ton, and now the abolition nominee for Vice Presi- dent on the ticket with the Kinderhook juggler- The paper has never been able 10 acquire eIrcula- ton or influence, aud has depended for its existence on such m;lk-and- water pap as clique of Boston transcendentalists could afori. Ii has been long time in the market for sale, but as yet no one has been fognd who IS able 10 buy il and ksey it going. We are glad 1t has the honesty to change its name and it will now be found oT course among the Jo- seph-coaied supporters ofthe Buffalo conye en,ion
 IL is 10 be regretted that the New York Tribune has not the courage ,o follow the exampie-N. r. Mirror
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From tse ciaetnGa,i Enquirer. BLOODIIOU NDS ONCE MORE.

REsoiurIoS FROM JoHx Q1xcY Ap1ss FOR GESEssL TAYLOR TO ANswER.-The Congrrssion- l Globe, for Isto, psge 2.'a. contains resolution 5iered March 9th. ey the Hon John Qaiacy Ad- ms, in the following words.
 Resolved. That the Secretary Of War he directed o report this Hoase tine natural, political and mar tai history of the bioodhounds. showing the pecu- fitness of the class of warriors to bs the ssso- caes Of the gallant army of the United States speci- 'Yng the nice discrimination oC his sent betxeen hood of the freeman and ;he blood of the slave -5e,ween the blood of the armed warrior and E3nen and chidren-fhe blood Of the black white sai colored maE-between the blood of savage >sniuoes and that of the Aaglo-Ssxoa pious Chris- 'sta. Also, statement ef ihe uamber of blood- s3Bues aud their conductors, imported by the gov erHm-ut oT the authorities of Flor Us, from the ,slud of Cuba. and the cost of that importation. }h-a, whether further importation of the same ne- race into 1hs State of Maine. 10 await the cou- tagesey of contested north eastern boundary question, Is contemplated. only to set an exam fi@ io be followed by possible adversary in the eg~nt of q conflict. Whether measures have been ssen to exclusively 10 ourselves the employ of this sHxilisry force; and whether he deems < expeiieRt to extend to the ssid bIoodhounds and lseir postcrity the benefits of the pension law.
 In tfe ordinary process of military matters, this --soItoa would be endorsed, Respectfully refer tsl la the General commanding in Florida, by Slon the employment of bIoodhoBnds was recom- raeadsi 10 give the information sought" And that .~ag the Case, Inc following letter becomes inter