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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
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cu Telae elnes 3aOlre'h untes Seld'netel
9lufrufs rpuroe in Gem @curts0aule 5u ean
TON ant Dor. CAN'T elne srcBe entbuil1'
ftilche 8erfammlun9 Der Cemctratte ocr
Gto.f SountD abaehalfen. - I'm III llb1
Rcrm. puroe ole 9crian,lung sur SronunN
oerufeu. gluf 9lntras wurce Tr. carmcn
Stioaer aum 8crl1scr uno s mes 9. Seuy
auc lB,u,am Guans Su Snre'bern ernannt.
sluf sintra5 pss Ahtb. .. u. Starfwea'
tier.
BefhloGen, oas eine COMMITTEE Bon
Feben ourd, ben 9orGser ernannt peroe, UNI
Beihlulle i'm S'hne Ger Serlamn'luns abb
tufaGen.
Der GcrNssr ernannte ais beilSte Gcm.
mite. folsence oerreu San'usL WseSauas
bep, s. s. @eiser, Schn erieman, NObert
Ba,ns, Sanes 3. @itep, g. SurmsQ uno
{. Carney.
auf slutras pertaste iih Die geriammluns
tis / llhr.
Die 8erIammluns wuroe tpieber efSffnet
gen,de @srta9un9.
Der adtb. .. u. Starfweatber, als er
ven aueu Seiten res S,aules laut serufen
pusoc, antmoltcte aur ielne semDSnlld elcs
auemte uno sefdliee We,ie, tnoem er mir
gDdrme uuo 6db.get, bic 2erasfrase, ben
msritaniIhen 8riea, pen 1ar'ff, bic Sanf1
fvas., pas 3araelee uno baS recclntieHare
Betraseu Ter 6Scsralpartbei III un,erer 9e'
fess; buus sehbris bslsud'tsts. Se'nsn Ses
mertunseu folste ern Ocnnerneer Setaa Don
alien Seten.
s. 8. @arnsp, Geo. ron Ger ecmm'tte'
en- Der Committee an Sdhiu6sn le9te fol-
oeuoen 8er.dt Dor, rpelher anf Na:ra9 ane
oeusmmen, unc bic Committee lbrer ptl'dt
entleoist wuroe.
Be1hlo0eu, cas oicie @cnpent'on nit
ser erneununa ces Sbr. Sohn .. WeIer
RON ..olt Buffer" gum Stanraroentraser IN
nat(ter Bahl berslioA nbers'nitlnmf. N'1l
Der ,nltrift curauf: Gin @'nfllaftetar'ft
fe;u Weorcpcl uno sleide Decentralization,
.virc Ohio uno beionosrs "olt Wsoa9 Sfatt
ante Nad,rid,t BON I'D, aeben.
sefhlsGen, oas mir NIT Sreuoe Die
sps esr pemptratifaea Staatseeneeae'0s 'al
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

fen, tinThHih Der 3erritoricn eoer dnoreh
Stn 8sr Staaten 9ebOrenoen Sefetbums.
Die(e eprahc wdre ieoenfals bohit unbe'
ttimu,t, wenn bierin Die bic nse'.D'adbt er'
tbeilt piirce, iiber Neenihen iotpohl spie ilber
Oinee ,u xeacren. Die Wcrte Gerritcrien
anc anccfes Se1sthum, beiiehen ith sWe1
fe(s obne 1uf Die 6fsntlthen Qdnoereien, lc
spie auf 9lrienale, Dcds, Sorts, Shiffe uuc
atles oerarti9e SeGsthum, weihe ote Der.
Gtaaten inne haben, Deer erwerben molen.
Die eiufaheAuthcritit, oieie SeTstbimet
an pronen, uerIeiht aber 9cpl6 n,dt Ole uns
'Searenste Maht Der ecsslaticn Die Wad,t,
8eisbe su asbeu, in rem aus9ecchntelten
Ginue bes lDcrtes, uno ein jeccs oahn oeus
tence Wort lit oorThti0 aus oicier @lonleI
binmeseelaGtn. llnc mare oies audi virflit
70, 70 maroe eins anoere Glauicl Der @puifi'
tutien eaourh unnDtbia 9emad,t, rcrin Dem
GonqreB bic Wadt srtheilt wirc, mit3uitim:
u,une Der refp. Staaten Die Grrihtung bon
Gcrts. Wasasinen, arienalen, Dsds &c. su
bemerfen.
Da cies nun bic 8eTsthiimer Der Ser
etaatsn ilno, 70 mare i'm Safe bic Wiah'
,,fte III cronen uno oariber iu rerfl9en". i'd,
aud, auf oas 9ieht @efes Su Seben, erifreds
te bic Derletun9 cieier Wad,t auf jsoen9es
aeuifauo anpenotar uuo becurfte icsleih
selner mciteren @rfldtun9.
9Iuf Dieie Weile lcllte, meiner Meiuaua
nah oicie @lauiel Der Gcufitutlcu aus3els9t
werecn. tpenn e. jest sum criteumale III @rs
Grwisuus sescseu; uno Die te9!etenceullms
ftiuoen nid,t 10 ,pSren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
fs~-slIer a'sslidsn g0sfrbrumas as,uaassessis 4

isHssller mssiidsn gOsfsbrunssmaa sssasfn
beoisnen; 70 faet nns ren furd,tbaren F,in>
rhne Tafdt entae9en geten. Tcetsr Taw.
I'll last III 9esus anf bic SbcIerd ssn 1881
man eaee aasemein bemertt, bas sieieniasu.
~eld'e i'@ Te'HlId bielten> eatep mdsia usS
Re'p'9 waren, nno cine heitere uns ruhioe
9e"u'beltsmmn bebaufteteu. ssugeu,.
ms" ffs' e'n osrSeude bl'ebem. inSemSurde
a's e'ne Der Nanp'uriaden Ger Rranfbris
'ttra' tet wiro; sine Bcbaup.uns, bic frt
eoI'9 bep cen aeritem teifdtistsu, tpsld,e bic
Nrantsn bsfuhtsn, uno e,6stentheils sinrm
A"faa Ger seud,e sntsinsen.
...-....... (Otcu ysrf GuM.)
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

Die @bclera!-9 -9I(le Tahrid,ter BON
Der attsn lDelt seisen, rag Amerifa unper
nfe.clld,. unc piea!,tf II, Der 5fnrse urn Der
'hrsdliden @eidel Ger Cholera beimaeluc,t
mercen tpirc; uno bis jebt babcu ueoer
Gatiouals nod Staats coer Burger Nutbc.
f,tdtcn etpas 9ethan. nm 8creehruuasn aes
GEN eieielbc iu treffen. Die meii1eu uuferer
eefer wercen lh nod, srrinnern, bos he ebrs
Iera ron IS3. uno 1888 Gin temerfeusmers
'tes aelinber unc ffudter Winter. aleid, rple
Der les9e ocran 9ien9. Wenu cies fein Be.
ceis 1T benz mas man Su erwarten bat, ic
it es bod flderlid cine merfmureiae llsters
ein(fimmuna, oa in beiccn Gdllen Iafrids
ten bon Der in europa graft. enten @bclsro
nm bic nemlid,e 5abreeseit eies Qaub erreid,.
ten. Wir fOnnten uns eaber Dor bcm Ne,
reintreten eines ancern nruen cSahres oui
einiae leid,ie 9lnfdlle 9cfaf't MAIDEN, unb
caB bic @hclera als enc Genhe m6brcnn
cem Tritjatr unb Scmmsr is49 arofiIren
pirb. 81 dneu's .Ntpcrtsr fd,dat orr. rae
Iein' Scmmilflcn ernannt mcrren lcltc, Inn
cenSdauplaB Der peftilens ~ tefnd,rn, unp
.lenall Die @efh:dte cerfelten in grfobruno
TT brinaer, 70 ,pie audi tie teffen 9crf,bs
runass unr Git'fsmittel aeaen oiefr fd,rcdiis
DIE Seude. SIR ftmmen BON 6erien bic.
fm Dorialas BET. @dbrenb mir uas inss.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

Der .,oeutffe Wsrifaner'' inbem er bic
Stamen Der mufhissn Is bemofratifeben se.
natorsn mttiheilt, orudt BEN Tamen bee
Derrn u Il ,ne!in in ar6Berer Strift.
'pabriteinlid um ieine 9eier auf cas bim.
melid,retenoe Serbrsden aui merfl3m III n,os
hsn, oaB Gin Deut1here es naate, I'D,
aeaen Die Tprarnei Der Wtismehrheit III er.
beben Bon Hedtsweaen tdrte nad bee
osu tften Dbisblattss snF6t, Gilmeliu als
Csutid1er, i'iErn Vcpfeed I uu!er cru 81 n,
nsbmsn uno hnbfb ben Wunb bal:en fclIeu
'lSir atsr tonnem BEN 0ispntl,f,ner psrG
hern, taB Die Oeurfhen BON Ohio fcl
oaranf i1ne, taB'o oeutf6e Senotc
Rnmelin, I'D, ols siner Der muthiQitcn. te
rseeifen gearer Ger g4hiss in Ger Senate
'oue befrdhrt bat; oaB CT furd,tIrs II. frcs
tie 2pra nen tej Dem rchten Oidmrn nam
te, ano Ie nit @riinreu in Die gnqe tr,et
llno ras that Elm Icuilher2 Weld,' 8erb.e:
ten +! 9Sir fard rtr Be- Herusfoue manr
'pro chnmdd,tia - tr0itsn Sie lIdt, rcd, III
oa5 Gtcdp' IT, yelsefse in Ohio nidbt paffIrt
9fch inc ~ fe'ne Rnedte,
Tch herrfd't nibt Der 1yrann.
Gcd fdmpft fir feline Nedte
Seeweeer freie Mann!
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

s'nfsotlid,es @,ft Sn ct. qruis
tlf4S' Duh nsncrc,nss ca,an sslfcrben sas
er U'tter NantelsSel, msld,es. Gin 1sltiua.
tenr iur Snfer'l9uns Bon e'qusnr bsnutte,
prcs'rte, nm l't su iberseussn, rb .s ~irs.>
lid aftie 1ei. @
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

sls per srn'senSabren DE Gtelera i'm (iis.
I'd'sn Tranfrsit nuthete, bsmerste sinsIru
rae aue cclifchIenarbeiter Ben Der Qronf.
telf oerihcns blieben Gr befd,Ice eahsr bic
9olifsb!en se9sn Die Cholera anlunsupsn
H. ielne Serlnhs aelansen auf's bette. Das
W'ttel Ultst eem Ssnebm nad antib.p.
'tldb nnS oa Is jsesnfaas unfddelid, 1T, 70
n'aA 70 mchl 'rsitere 8sriud,s pereiensn, ~.
ma! ca n'an biz jeBt nod, feline pirilame s;r,.
ne' 9sgsn eisir Cooperate &ranfbeu sntb.dt
bat. j.. " -
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
Cnrppdifcbe Stacbricbte,,.
{ A"e benz ,,Yureerfreuno." = !

Yreueen-O Oas S6uial. &onflfcri.
um hat audi an Die ceutid .rtformirte xudsr
IN Waasoeturs bic Sc'ceruna seheat' eat
con ltr bet 2aufen unb Gcnfirmaticnen eas
ApclfOl.fum 9ebraudt rperoe, cas ptfStp
terlum aber olele Gorserans jnsadsswieiex
babe. @.@.sal ~aa rTs'i. 2 n'o o4g5sg
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

Was b'nosr's Gapolsrn tarau. Hrans.
fe'@'s Nasb'natcn su werten, e aans
"onrI'd' IN fsinsrSane. aber Earsl,cn bo,.
e n'snaIs WasbInstUns s:nfad,s O., See. CIR
f'no mebr gefaaen am Sdtud,tsnorun,r
u"0 ol"t'ssn SrIoatensSp,cle am tlsns,ns
oe" @lanie ees NeIrt1urmes, ais am f1unl
ssn Sdaffsn Sss @elessebsrs, m.br ,s.faL
1s" am fnedtiFden llaisrpesfen, ols om s,.
la"ft'"encsn Ssrno.9sn Der !. Ua,n Der ,,sa.
termatle Stad'Sem or Den Srnn Der oree,,
'ta''cn' s'nmaI auf Die sldnsencsn @rfpIo.
Ger S@!adIten, auf bic @,cbsruno Der m,,I,
se'e't' bate ra mar es frsili.b ~ fpdt. ben
S'ufm III tsldw'dnssu, ben uuw,eerff,kli.
"e" Srans gu il'scIn. So lit Napclssn lar
s''bIe @e'lt irnsr 3st gum sletnen Waxne
esrabSelunssn, 70 bat sr ben bcteu x,ruf
'e''sr Nsllt'en sertannt, 10 if er ifatt eiu.s
Ses'ns s'n 0lud Ger @enfhbeit- uue (,I
nss s'ssnsn Siamens unb fslnes ca(e.ns a..
no ''". Sea Ss bnnns auf ct. osleno ol.
lei" batSurrpa nm Die bIutsetranft.n Truh.
te Der GsoOluticn beno9en une leiu unto,,.
bsri'sss @tihld bat ibn pie,e sunpe ouf T..
nem 'pfrmsthsus Selicn ta6en loiIen.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
(Gtu Uerf Gum.)

Shnea.-Sr. 5rsaner, Der uetsrbrix.
ger oss 6r'scsneSertr&ses pcn @sriro. lea.
te ." Hs'ie BON sOrt nad Wasbinstcn is II
Ia9en ;uatd.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

a,s Ssneparts m Sesrifft itane fiji mad,
sJ9pfen e'nSuldiifsr, traf % 1Idb, rag msb.
ere 1un9e Mnsr'faner seraes iu 1uuIcn an.
uslsno porsn. &aum tartsn Ie ben Gexe,
al eearnBt aIs sr fIe fraete E,x asbt e.
:nfen Sanosmann benz 8sOsen Bas sbinetouf
-Sr befane l'eb saui rpCbl, ale mir Nmerb
aosrlseBen, ant'pUrreten bic 9lue, ifausr.-
ad', meme Qetrsn, rief 9topclecn avs, Mat,
'15fcn fan" fin n'e anoers aIs mobl betin.
en- Cas Maae leines Rubmes lit psu.
Ole yfadweIt wire ron ,hm aIs eem Grim.
'sr e'nes 9rcBen Gelhes NIT Nd,tuna FIRE.
ven, men" me'n Eame uniers.ben wirs in
0en ab9rune Der llmwalsunsen. @1
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08

IW . enne, tsrtn Qsobt, uuo sho.
ltenpartb!esn Ben @cletsfeu npd imm,r 81.
un9elSiten prcblsm setl,eben fuc. bo, No..
aitronomen fi.rsl.d, W,eoer EN- neu.s m,,h.
lel iu lclsn aufSe5eben. Auf Ter Sfernmor,.
iu 9Ha'b "aFrn uno an ancern Nlds..
rpuroe ndmlid, bemertr, eae Die Scnue f.;,
csm ID %. Dt nm elm 3ebuube,l ibres ss.
lumens ab9encmmen habe. Soes perh.r
bate Ne ncdb lire SemObnli6e @.5ee. u.s
'e = Stl'd'e s'srtIeine,uns iou fltlt s,m
tlceen sluse bemerfbar ssmoreen fsin. sluds
Die germ nj ueroncert, o.e Sreue udmiid.
'usrmineert une bic eanse ausaeesbus.-es
lauten e.e ocrldufsen 3situnesberidte. -.
Scfentlid pernebmen mir bale grunolid,s.
res cariiber, eenn bic batin mire Die 1bo,.
iate no | not einise 3peifel erreaen. sa
cwielbe nur turd aenaue aitrcuc mi(e,s Be.
ctadtuuSen unc Red nunssn 3u bsadtiaex
ccer Su rulcerlesen 1T, uno Der tlcee sluo.n.
ldein nidt spobl aIs unttislib.s 3euauis
palIuen faltn.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-03-08
~ auf Nntras: @ertagnns. .s2,...ssse
barman Stic9er, 8or1Bcr
SSanes 9. 8ellY, E
) Mm. &. Gpans. Gd)reiber.


Der WeIbote pcn rs. .. ". fnhrt als8es
rueife, eaB bic Gintbe,luussbia n d, t ais
@eieg betrad,tet percen fam, feIsenoss ait:
g'ifens befano fid Die Bill i'm 8eNss ocs
Senats. Ter Senat hattie suerit baruber ~
EFT tideicen. ebe>tas joaus o1ruter tanrtln
fcnnte. @ie tcnnte alc cas Caus feIue0ers
dnceruna surildnetmen, eo bic BID ntd,t in
lstnem SrflBt nar 2! -Tcrner, im Scnote
rar feiu Quorum qesen,pdrtis, ME tcnnts
alic Ger Scu1t Die SotIt,aft ocs S.ouits em:
pfan9en 2 wie fcnnte er cine Committee sur
ccrid,rifrsmdsi9en llnteriudun3 Der S.a ais
telen, etc Gc pcus Srret,er unterseid,nsi
rpato? Die Contribution It,rebt ausorudltd'
Dor, cae Die gpred,er isre Bill in 9eaen'
mart Der oiuitr unterieiebnen lclIcn. Sri,
pelhem Hehte alie frnnte Der Spreeher bee
Senats Die Sa unter,eitnen, ba epd fsir
Quorum aesenwdrtis, fcIslib tsr 9 ena'
gar nid,t in Sisune mar? s. ......
Tein! bieie Gintneiluuasbi1 it n d. Sc:
'es! gs 1T nid,fs als EN- Wad,taebct, erlaf'
fen lit cfenem Biceriprud,e NIT ccr Gcnffis
tutlcn im QSiberiprud,e NIT alien 9iseeln unc
Sebrdud,en uno Die 3sit uno ruhiae prlfuna
miiBen lebren, eb cas 0clf ron Sbc, Die um
br 9utee 9aed,t betrc9suen 20 600 Dcmofra
ten, bieits Wadtsebrt ruti9 bulrsn nit {.
'e n. uno tpir tpeit cine uberniiihiee Wbia
mebrben ibr fredes Spiel treiben earf.
Die eemrfratild,en Seua.cren tebrten nos
tnrIld, AM Samitaa IN ibre Siee suriid.
umlcnlt crbcben ilt in lautcn Y0prteu oeoen
oas aeiebrpiorise 8rrfabren Der Bhiaportei.
Sic nnrcen ben Zen Whigs fcrtmihreuc AIR
Sfcnuna serufen unc fDrmIib n,eceraeidries
en-! ,,SDfannen culccn feineu Miccriprud'
nno IN Der Chat Die tleinen BkiosI yraunen
n nntrer 9eieEAebung baben bon ccu arcs
Ben 2prannen ld'pn eieles Qelernt, u. menn
cas- Tclf oteles Staatcs bel Der udd,(fen
lSabl flh nitt in ieiner Wad,t ertebt, unc
oieie Observation-Disclosures uno @onifitutcuss
fhdnoer in ibre Shraufsn snrndlpeil't, oai,
rperoen lld unireNbiaaeIesgeter ais Die u,,,
um'd,rdntten 9ebietsr Shics betrad,ter, unb
es miro linen bios rot oasStcdpri,eelred,t
fehlen, nm ile Den ,.6errn BON @cttessnas
oen' ait Wadt aleihsuiteQen!
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-26

AN UNEXPECTED RENooNrRE.--A gentleman who res ides
in the vicinity OF Camden Town. widower, with pretty
large family advertised for wife in the "London Sunday
Times" of under fictitious signature commu
ncaon in reply received the signature of which
also fictitious and brief correspondence by letter.
arrangements made, to time and place, for per-
sona interview. Al the appointed hour the gentleman
was in waiting in private room in one of the West End
hotels and his fair correspondent made her APP
pearance hickly yelled, and closely mued against i'm
pertinent observation She entered, of course, with down
cast eyes, which she did raise until the voice
other swan respectful greeting, fell on her She
started looked up, and the moment uttered loud
shrek in tone which the gentleman fancied
familiar to him He took the liberty OF lifting her VEIL and
beheld - his eldest daughter, whom he had supposed
safe her boarding school at Hammermith 1t is needless
10 say that he took precautions keep the Sunday Times
ont of the Young ladys hands for the future however
eligible a medium might prove to him for Obtaining
wife, he had no desire that his daughters should employ it
to obtain hu stands London paper.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-26
Proposals for a Loan.
Mt, Feb. rs, 1913.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, Feb. rs, 1S4S.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until p m,
- the eighth of March, lS4S for five millions OF dol
lars treasury notes. much may be reissuable in
under the of Congress of the 18th Janua
w. 1917 payable two years after the date of such
with interest nj the rate six per cent per annum, paya-
BILE seni-annualy. No bid will be received below par.
The bids should state distinctly in all cases, the premium
offered Bids at the rate OF premium accompanied
i'm the written posas with offer to fund the notes
six authorized by the said act OF
18th January iSi7 will be preferred.
To give opportunity all persons to participate In the
investment of funds in notes-whch on account OF
privilege funding may hereafter be materially en-
HANGED in vauebids will be received for the lowest de-
nomination of notes authorized by the law, as well as for
higher sums.
The amount of the bids will be required to be paid in
specie three equal instruments IN all the months oil
March, April, and May, lsiS
The money payable the loan be deposited with the
Treasures United States the Treasurer of the mint
Philadelphia branch mint at New Orleans, with
any assistant at Boston, New York; Charles
ton, ST. Louis In all secure the bid special de-
poste the points above specified with the officers
above designated OF the whole amount OF the premium,
before clock D. m. the Sth March, lSfS, will be
CURED The premium wall be returned at once if the bid
McCLINTOCK YOUNG,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
Feb 6-dtSthMar t- ny.
0tThe daily papers in Washington, Charleston, Ba-
more, Philadelphia, New York. and Boston, will copy the
above. -H.fT
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-26

Clay and Bolts IA Virginia We shall see whether they
have not caught another Tartar
1.-THE convention sat yesterday, (Friday) and finally
,dopsi the resolution by large majority recommending
len Taylor 10 be the nominee Of the wing national
And now il is the turn of the democrats of Virginia to
,ct They meet on Monday next 2sth. We have no
oub they will do their duty with great energy and that
the democracy OF Virginia will defeat any nominee who
nay emanate from the wing convention. ED. UNIoSl
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-26
From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, February 26-5 p IN.
Horors The memory Of erPrcsident Adams-hent-cky
,gs gone for Iayior- Crfcnden nominated for governor
of Kentucky
The flags are still flying halfmast in city in honor
of the memory of President Adams learn that his
and his virtues will be appropriately alluded 10 in
of our pupits tomorrow.
BY telegraph learn from Louisville, Kentucky that tho
wing convention have nominated Mr. Crtenden as the
wing candidate for governor and John o. Helm for lieuten-
governor The convention appointed delegates to the
wing national convention with directions to support the
claims of General Taylor for the presidency The Taylor
convention has made the nominations. Mr. Critten-
accepts the nominations but the wings in Congress OPP
pose his fixing day resign senator The legislature
adjourns ON Monday.
The elegra phi also brings an account of great wing
meeting ST. Louis, for the purpose of nominating Cen
Taylor. The independent Taylor men opposed the whg
resolutions and offered series their connecting but
the former adopted
There considerable feeling shown in this city by the
Taylor and Clay The Clay men wish to keep tho
question open until the democratic nomination is
made and the Taylor DESTROYS Of pushing thor
ahead General Taylors letter to Mr. lngerso
gives sasacon lar politics is concerned but has
again brought about the impression that the pen did
not indte it and General Taylors official dispatches
The MARKErs.-ln the Baltimore Market this morning.
-four has assumed much mness and an advance OF
full I2b cts per barrel has been realized We note sales OF
several hundred arcls Howard IS 6Si and SUBJ
seoueny some 500 So rs, which price the
et closes to-day fair No sales of City Mills, and we have
no quotations; the advance in Howard street will,
doubt, cause it to advance also.
The grain market is inactive. No change in prices since
Yesterday.
Whiskey is selling at Is Isl cts. in hhds and bbls.
Provisions quiet with small sales at the prices noted in
Yesterdays review
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The whole report, when printed, will make betwct
seven and eight hundred pages.-PeansWUdnid

KEyrucKY--News reached Washington yesterday, by the
telegraph the Hon John j. Crttenden, the distinguish
ed senator from the State OF Kentucky, at the wing
State convention Of his State Wednesday, nominated by
aacamation the candidates of the wings for the office
of governor State the election which in Au
gust next This has cast damp upon the multitude
of friends and admirers of Mr. Crittenden in this city,
whether of Congress, it being unprecedented that
he will feel it to be his duty his Kentucky friends to
cent the nomination. Never there moment in the
history country when he could be so i'll spared from
the national councils considering the maturity ofhs udg
ment his experience public affairs and the great niu-
which his personal character gives to his opinions
il vet some consolation know that may trust to his
aning at post the Senate the latest hour that he
can consistently with his engagement at home
"s'l National Intcliigcnccr
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Succession of Preside n u.

The constitution has been in operation from the Sd OF
March, $780, being period OF SO years. in the course
OF which we have had eleven Presidents. OF these,
eight have sunk into the tomb; and only one of them
leaves son behind him. The last three Presidents
vlve' VIZ; MIR. Van Buren, Mr.. Tyler, and the acting
President Mr. Polk. These fill up period of eleven
years, commencing with Mr.. Van Buren,, who assembled
the chair on the 4th of March, 1897
There have been eleven Vice Presidents of whom FIVE
are still living Everything, in fact proves the mutab
ity OF human affairs. But while distinguished cit-
zens leave us with such rapdity-proving what shad-
ows we are, and what shadows pursue"--we should
offer up our vows to Providence, and pray that the re-
public itself may live forever
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From the same, of Friday.

THE "DrPTHoNG" CoNvENTIoN--SENsIBLE SPEECH
The whig convention reassembled yesterday morning
but transacted little business having adjourned at
y hour osensiby to allow time to the committee the
address, but really, as we heard from the knowing
ones" to await the news by telegraph of the action OF
the Kentucky wing convention, which Cnirdbie dctuD
the Tayortes confidently expected would spurn Henry
Clay and nominate Old FAC There was, however, one
little speech made by delegate from Alexandria, (Mr
Mckenzie, we heard,) which the most sensible and
have heard from any of the wing orators
proposition made to extend the ''party machinery
which the Republican once bitterly denounced by APP
pointing eecor and sub eecor for each district and
elector for each county During the discussion Mr. Me-
KenZe addressed the Chair and said that made diff
ference how many electors they should appoints and that
it would require electors than any they should se
ec to carry Virginia hoeper should be the wing can
didate This virtual admission of the invincblllty of
the democracy of Virginia seemed TO "re" the wings not
little We carry out Mr.. McK.s axiom, and declare
most confidently that the humbuggng ngs OF the
wing convention IN session, are IN every way cal
cuated to the democratic party IN the State and
insure us glorious victory We have never seen the
signs brgher and say boldly to the democrats, every
where, ''Stand TO your arms ALPS well ~ .ttE
One more anecdote and we are done. Mr.. Scott, OF
FauQuer of the committee the address, announced
that the committee would retire their special business
bat upon the express condition. that in the interim the
convention should transact important business A
wag remarked that the Taylor whig orator from Fau-
quer appehended that the absence of the committee
the ''terrble Bos might be let loose and do 'ms-
chiefw
The convention to reassemble at o'clock, D. m
when the tug OF war was confidently expected, and
t,co letters of Gen Taylor to be read, we heard
and the ''vexed question to whether Old FAC was
wing or democrat was to be solemnly settled Bolts
may have somewhat rallied since his overthrow We'd
nesday evening bat predict that the convention wen
iii "blnd," and nominated Taylorhaving first crushed
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To CUT GLASS WITH PIECE OF IRoN--Daw with pencil
on paper any pattern which you would have glass
conform place the pattern under the glass holding both
together in the LEO hand or the glass any
plain surface y then take common spike similar
piece of iron, heat tho point of it edness, and apply
the edge of the glass draw the iron slowly forward, and
the edge Of the glass will Immediately crack continue
moving the iron slowly over the glass; tracing the pattern,
and the chink in the glass will follow the distance OF
about half inch in every direction according the
ton of the iron. may sometimes be found requisite,
however especially in forming corners 10 apply wet fin
ger the opposite side OF the glass Tumbers and other
glasses may be divided very tancifuy by similar
The iron must be reheaed often the crovice
in the glass ceases TO follow.-Scitntifc Mechanic