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MOURNING GOODS
WINNERS Canadian vermifuge-The best

NINEK'S CanauIHh NefmlIustIIh Gbesl
w remedy ever yet discovered for all kinds oil
WORMS IL not only destroys Worms and invgo.
rates The whole system, but it dSsoves and carries of
the superabundant slime or mucus, so prevalent IN
the stomach and bowels OF children, more especially
those in bad health The mncus iorms tfe bed OF
nest in which worms produce their young, and by
noyeing A. is impossible tor worms to remain in the
body. Ills harmless in its effects on the system, and
the health of the patients is always improved by !
use, even when no worms are dlse oveIte;t Ia emea-
cine being palatable, no child VIII reuse taxel'
not even the most delicate. ..,,,, ,o - .,
1rPrepared BY JOHN WINER & CO, No. So
Maiden f.ane. New York Sold wholesale and re
tail, by ]. WRIGHT, General Agent Tor the Sou'h
and West, Isl Chartres street, New Orleans.
01-Only Agents i'm Evansville,
mary 25-ly @ AbllS IL HOWEo
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NoTIcE.-The genuine Upham's Electuary has his
written signature, thus GA. Upham, NJ d. The
hand is alone done with a pen. Price 81 Box.
aCS-Sold wholesale and retail by KETC HUM &
HENSHAW, lei Fulton street. n. Y, and by Drug
gists generally throughout the United States and
Canadas. iy ~.
a. C. HALLOCK. ACT for Evansville la.
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HEMORRHOIDS OR PILES,
INTERNAL OR EXTERNAL, PERMANENTLY CURED BY
Or. Upham's Vegetable EIectuary.
IA Internal Kennedy, ph,ch If used according 10 di.
rectiOhs, a care for LJei as guaranteed.
SYMPTOMS OF THE DISEASE.


A common consequence of this affection is a kind
"a OF tenesmus, or bearing down sensation, as il is
ianilarly called; there is also heat, tension and
throbbng in the part, varying from a moderate de-
gree OF these sensations 10 the excruciating suf
terng;-these are caused by the great flow OF blood
TO the parts. Sometimes the inner of the bowels
prOrudes at every evacuation forming what Is called
Prolapsus falling CT the bowels; this is the effect
OF long continued irritation and weakness of that
gan In some Instances the patient experiences
vous pains, which lndiscTibable, and known on
y TO the sufferer, which commence Immediately al
ter an evacuation, and continue from thirty minutes
to several hours these sensations very annoying
and sometimes very distressing. This disease. when
of long continuance, is attended by pain and weak
ness in the back. irritation OF the kidneys and blad-
der, and other organs in the vicinity, pain and numb
ass in the legs and feet sense of straitness about
the hest, and unnatural funess of the abdominal
viscera accompanied with palpitation of the heart
and oDpress,ou. individuals sometimes experience,
previous TO an attack of the Piles, symptoms demo-
Ting great in the circulation; there is
sense OF weight and pressure in the abdomen with
peculiar feeling ofuneasness In the bowels constr
patton perinHum, attended with pain IN the back
and lOins nausea and slight pairs In the stomach,
pale countenance, confused sensations In the head,
WEAKNESS and irritable and discontentei state OF the
mind and of fulness and oppression IL the re-
gion OF the stOm ach The circulation on the SUI. ace
Is feeble. and the current blood inward
and downward.
Q5-Al the above diseases and complaints, DIR.
UPHAMSV VEGETABLE ELEC1UARY cureseE-
fccfHaHy, and therefore prevents Piles.
READ THE TESTIMONY.
a .ra HUDsoN, December IL, 1916.
Gents have used DIR. Upham's Vegetable Pile
Electuary which purchased ofyou, and find it one
OF the best medicines in for the Piles and also for
all li!iiOus affections, arising from an impure state
of the system
Yours, &c, E.A. COLE, Marble Dealer
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EGRAYoNT, Berk Co, Mass, Nov. %, 1s47.
The above certificate tells simple and truthful
story of suffering and relief. OF which, as physician
and witness in the case, / cheerfully endorse.
DIR. CHAPMAN.
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LAWNS, GINGHAMS & LINEN LAWNS
A VERY large assortment OF the newest styl0
"A Please cali and examine them, o,,,-c,,,
APP i? Mohhio o 'pii-
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FIGS, FIGSi FIGS!

uSBASKETS Figs;
y 45O Drums do, all fresh;
soIs bv ALI.lS & HOWES
= o. Water St.
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DEAL Estate for Sale.--I now offer for sale
Ii some OF the most desirable Real Estate in the
city and county, consisting OF the following lots and
tracts Of land. Lot No 81 upper enlargement and
lots No l62& loo donation enlargement OF the city
Evansville
Also the late residence of Saunders Honbrook
decd said he of the finest upland Farms in the
county, containing PSI acres; also about 500 OF
land in which there several improvements; this
last lot will be sold in lois TO suit purchasers.
Also, 10 shares of Bank stock.
For terms appyto L. HORNBROOk.
ie 22-t2mSW4m
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Window, Wall Paper and Borderii e.
4 FULL supply of the latest patterns, in store and
"a for sale by ljan29l g. BELL
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

yrTfzSE-p n l. FOX ST. LOUIS.
sts.s5tvFfsS Regular Wednesday Packet.
sss@z--z-.<.sEz THE elegant, fast-running steamer
ATLANTIS, :. >. PAxoN, Master, will leave Evans
vile for the above and intermediate landings every
Wednesday, al O'Clock a. VI.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO HAR
RINGTON. CRANE & O'RILEY. jy p
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llEEsess 20 81. s.ss>ss. s,ssss :
ESS & s. e -. Z 2 4 n s.
q s. ]

A RARITY under the head of Patent Medicine
and advertisement. We ask our readers 10 peruse
the following, knowing they will profit thereby.
MsLANE.S XERMIEUGE.
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SODA AND BLUE LICK WATER:

HAIIf,(,K has erected Q fine Soda FoVn-
4 ,.;n for the accommodation OF the public and
-sones,s those who appreciate cooling drink IN a
hot dusty day. 20 give him call - w.
Also constantly on hand pure blue L'ek M cs
on, the Drennon Ky. Springs. Hy 20
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FANCY ARTICLES.

TINE subscriber has received an assortment ois
I Seals. Sealing Wax, Note Paper;
Steel Beds, Kings, Tassels;
Bag Clasps, Needles, Purse Twist;
Fancy Beads, Pins knitting Pins;
RazoTs. Razor Straps. Shaving;
Tooth. Hair and Nail Brushes, &c. &c,
Also. Edgings, Inserting. Drawer Goods ct eve
m Il MORRIS SJ0HNSON.
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GSf1 JUST received this day byusSp
FEt EXpress-A few cases of Boots and H&V
V<& Shoes, and variety of Ladies' andS eks-
Misses fine Shoes. W.R. BAKER,
Jan. p
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{ uST received by steamer Tempest,
- SO Bbls Whiskey;
10 :" Linseed Oil;
- Lard oil;
us Kgs White lead;
80 Dxs Candies;
20 - Starch;
for sale by ALLIS g. HOwEs
ap2 Water ,st.
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CoMMERCIAL HOTEL.

IstII II|IsI1 N It
T.. w. BIBD. PROP ETOR X.
tor ,pJsite ia. Washington Hall, 9th street, De-
,veen Min AN Market IS mar 2l y
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DETER SCOTT, Painter, Exchange Hotel.
jy 29 6m
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~ TAYLOR HALL.

mar
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
|TNHE subso iber is now opening loo Packages Of
i Merchandise, consisting OF Dry Goops. Doors
& SHOES, HATS, CAPS and BoNSETs, HARDWARE Gas,
WARE and CRockERY; which he will sell as low "a
any House in the City, for Cash, or Produce sucb as
Pork. Wheat, Corn. Oats, Flaxseed, While Beans
BeeswaxFeathers or I alow :
decl-tf JOHN SHANKIJN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
germs Of the ENQUIRER.

- The Enquirer IL published DAlLf lor the ctyl
,SIsEMl.W EEKLY flor the country.) For the Daily
s,yen dollars per annual, and at the rate OF eight
W II taken for a shorter period than one year For
@ S.mi.Veekly, five dollars per annuRi, ana inieo
for six months payable IN advance, 10 De pdta N
or RENTED by mail, post paid; or Six Dollars
:" 3aanm NJ the end ofthe year.
'et y Al, dues this office may he remitted per mail,
~ md available Bank notes, al tho risk Of the Ed-
i' ,age Of all letters being paid By the priters-
u m of single letter is scarcely of any account
M p,,rr II is the accumulation of postage, In an
siae business, which operates as serious tai
Tue Ediinrs.l ,n,,,,,
:, TIE DAILY ENQUIHER-For one square OF
~ lines, or less first insertion fifty cents, and
. succeeding insertion twenty-five eents-i insert
So A week, twice Il week, or three times week,
80 seven and half cents.
s,,Ei the sEMI-WEEKLY-one square OF sixteen
or less first insertion, IS cents; Tor zach c"ntinu-
80 y cents .,,,,, eor ,h,,,v
m" nd in that proportion for advertisements OF q
~. Irncth-except Lottery Vendors ana AUCTION
, .,ho are charged one hundred dollars paper IN
- All Obituaries and Marriages from the country,
Ever the pariy's hand -wrung IL unknown al th's
49, ,,u,t be authenticated by the endorsation OF tie
v,,er in the nrighborhood, or they Will IN no car
s>.u',,sh.d Every measure, that has been taken 10
1,nno.itions and quizzes, has proved heretofore
9ns we must, the efore, Insist, In sucn case,
saaS4 eommup cation being certified by the name OF
uFNss,mas,sr l-rt,en on the back Of the letter
ae com a distance must he accompanied withthe
nav or satisfactory references, to insure e1ecu-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
FINE FRUIT.

We have inadvertently neglected 10 return
orr thanks to Mr. James Via for most deli.
cious basket Of the finest Plums we have ever
seen or tasted. They are known to Fruiterers
as the "Magnum Bonum." We would recon-.
mend 10 those who desire fruit trees to call on
Mr.. Via, on the Westham road, about mile
West of Richmond. Indeed, we would advise
all who intend raising fruit, rather 10 try all OF
our nurseries, where they are certain to get the
trees they buy, than go to the North, where, il
they are not imposed upon in the article, yet it
is doubtful whether the trees will flourish in
this climate. We will guarantee that Messrs
Sinton, Carter or Via, will furnish as good
trees as can be obtained elsewhere.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

dishonest one Devotion 10 the Union, regard
for The welfare of the people. have nothing 10 do
with it. Selfish observation-disclosures upon
the people oflhe Soulh-govern Northern men in
their attempts to break down the last barrier
upon which we rely to repc the lawless fanatics
of the non.s.aveholding States-and Southern
Wings, blindIy attached 10 party, compromise
their devotion to the South in aiding the North.
ern Wings in opposing the Veto power. The
origin of the opposition of the Wing party, to
the Veto power of the Executive may be found
in its exercise BY General Jackson; and, at Ia.
ter period, John Tyler against some Of those
very Federal Wing measures which the people
have long since repudated. and the Wings
themselves have abandoned, until the election.
From no pure and honest source proceeds this
opposition of the Wings to a great constitu,
tional power. 1t springs from disappointmcnts,
which meet them when flushed with temporary
success; it proceeds from the unAinching frmness
of Jackson, in Drawing the assaults of Henry
Clay and mis- myrmidous in Congress-it proceeds
from the timely honesty of John Tyler and the
wisdom of Jas X. Polk. Their secret griefs-
their tears shed over vetoed Bank bills and re
jected Tariffs-are SO many reasons for their
opposition to the veto power. They naturally
turn in anger to remove the power which
has at various times crushed hopeless broods of
Federal measures. Worthy patriots, lovers Of
their country, srogressipe politicians, they
would remove pillar from the Constitution
because it has pressed heavily upon their
cherished schemes of oppressive monopoly and
injustice.
They would bu. excite the prejudices OF the
people against the Executive for the purpose of
party Honest fellows! how disinterested AS
much SO as tho outlaw who denounces law
the convict who abuses the judge and jury, or
the gentleman who formed dcvilish poor OPT
Mon of the law because it had placed halter
around his neck. We hope our readers will
look with US hereafter mere closely into the mo.
tives which govern the Wing party in opposing
the Veto power. We cannot find single in
stance of the Wings, finding the Veto an un-
wholesome power, until it had been employed
against their own fallacious schemes, for the
improvement of Northern capitalists and foreign
brokers. We cannot but think that the Wings
have fallen into the singular error Of en-
founding their oton grievances ,riM those Of the
peorle
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VOLUME XLy.-NJMDER &c.

watch mis- lellsf goi exposed, ii is suiicien. lc
in lhs Dir. 6ue>cn is a Wing and violent
Clay NAB; and, indignant a, VIVA. he conceives
10 be lfeachery 10 Mr Cry, has given up ne let
ter 10 AIR. Bous ana the Democratic mcibsTs OF
Congress from hi, S:a'e.
We are aware that his is a family quarrel,
but We 60 fJr air play. lie! Mr. Crienden
avcw a, once hi agency in defeating Mr.. Clay,
and no longer appear his friend before he people
ci KentuckY
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
NOTICE.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
=, : RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act of sth
March, ls47:
Inc following acquisitions are hereby made, viz In
' payable the rst day Of each Of tho months of
haa'ch April, May, August, September, October and
eesnurr, and ten dollars the first day Of each Of
'"e months ofJune July and November, each share
sun'on In Albemarle. in the Bank at Charlottesville;
,.d moss In Richmond in the Bank of Virginia. to the
o Tue Louisa Railroad Company. Puxeuahty is
,e,d as interest tofu De due saeh sstaIment not
''N' BY order of the Board,
B.,, CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Oea'el Dam Depot, Feb 22-ctDee.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

IL CHANcERY .-ViRciSiA:-Ata Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery, held for Bath county,
Nav lat, lsis:
inc Commonwealth OF Virginia, who sues for the
:sneht Of the Literary Fund. Plaintiff:
against
William Wilson, Administrator of Adam Bowyer,
deceased, William McClung and Thomas Graham,
Defendants.
The plaintiffs bill In this cause ailedges that the
.4d Adam Bowyer, late Of this county, departed this
lie intesiate TO his goods and CHARLES; and that az
~ the pay ment of funeral charges debts and Just ex
s.nses there person entitled To take the rssdu
IN under :he laws of this Commonwealth directing
he distribution of intestates estars and that such
i..,auum hath vested in the Commonwealth, for the
h-"- the Literary fund; and prays that the defend
ant. William Wilson, the Administrator Of the said
Adam Buwyer, deceased, be decreed 10 pay to the
piania for the benefit of the Literary Fund the said
fesituun Of the personal estate of the said Adam Bow
yer deceased 1t is stated in the answer ofihe said
William Wilson, that his said ncstate removed 10 this
comfy, from the Stale OF Pennsylvania, many years
ace, bu, the nativity Of the said Adam Bowyer does
NO. appear from the papers In this On conside
a"n whereoft Is ordered and required, that all per
sons claiming an interest dstributee In the person.
estate OF the SAID Adam Rowyer deceased do appear
mere on lhs hlst oay oil The Of this Court and
make themselves defendants this suit; and that
copy OF this order be published three months In
some newspaper published the seat Of az
The United States. and in newspaper pubsh-d AZ
the seat Of government Of this State.
A Copy. Teste,
June l3-cw3m CHS. l.. FRANCISCO. Ck
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

IL cHiNCFRY -YiRcrsiA AT Rules held in the
Gers, Office OF the superior Court OF Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit. the 5th day of June, 1915:
joseph J.. venable, Pleasant Partin, and Moses II.
Preston AMI John Enders, junior, merchants and par-
nri. trading under the firm and style of Preston and
Eni.ts, Plaintiff
against
e. Elliot: and c. A Thrackston, merchants and
b,ines, trading under the firm and style OF Elliott and
Thiackston, and other Defendants.
The defendants above named not having entered
aer a2pe rance aud given security, according to the
~ - Assembly and the rules OF this Court, and II APP
eang by satisfactory evidence that they not nha-
hlns of this Commonwealth, II IL Ordered, that The
f i-ndants do appear the rules TO be hed for the
nd con't the first Monday in September next, and
4isw-f the hill of the Plaintiffs and that copy Of this
oder b- forthwith inserted in some newspaper publish
-irth-ciiy Of Richmond for Two months sIce. .siSe-
:, md posted al the front door of the State Court
hos. in the said city. A Copy. Teste.
luna li-cw2m p. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

The reception Of the returned volunteers al
Philadelphia, on Monday las, was most lori
Gus and enthusiastic demonslralion-Gens. Fat
erson, Pillow, Cadwalader, Winkoop, &C.,
were present, The Grafton was pronounced by
John M. Scott. Esq, former Mayor OF the city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

II OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules held IN lne
Clerks Office of the superior Court Of Chancery, for
ia- Richmond Circuit. this 9Th day OF June, is4S:
Alexander Fisher William D. Miller and William E.
Maa-w junior, Merchants and partners, trading under
me hm and style OF Fisher, Miller and Company; Ro-
b.r, Il Jenkins and P. V. Daniel, Junior, Plaintiffs:
against
G-cfs. NJ. Atwater, of the firm of Kent, Kendall and
AIaa,er; A. T. Stewart, - Burrows and d. =. war
sal George NJ. Atwater, William X. Gould and -
-, OF the firm of Atwater, Gould and Company;
- Buckingham and - Ward, Of the firm of Buck
as,am, Ward and Company; = Schroeder ana -
s"sfrr. Of the firm OF schroeder ana swl!zesi -
Ch-ss,urs, - siearnes and - Of the firm Of
rh-r,bufs, Stearnes and Company; = Easin, Richard
Robertson and - -, of The firm of Eakin, Ro.
,rri-on and Company; - Blake and - Brown, Of
-, ofthe firm of William IL. Carey and Com,
any; Charles C. Carleton, Isaac H. Frothngham and
ioram rockingham, Of the firm of Carleton, froth
a.n I'M and Company; John NJ Davis and 90 Jones,
81 tie arm Of John ~ Davis and Jones; William Hen
,min and M-lgs D. Benjamin, OF the firm OF William
bepIamin and Company; - Rankin and - Burch.
lie firm of Rankin and urch; George Hastings and
-, ofthe firm Of George Hastings and Compa,
u - Bowen and - McNamee, of the firm OF
sx-n and mcNamce; George A. Butt and - Bo,t-
SCR of the firm OF But ami Bos,wlek; J. R. Jafffay,
! Colgate Abbe and COMPANY; Henry L. Seaman aud
b. Austin Muir. of the firm OF Seaman, Muir and Com
il,lowell and Company; = Tiffany, -, Ward
sd 49,. of the firm of Tiffany, Ward and Com
l,ny; - S,eman and - Ripplemeyer, Of the firm
q seman and Rippemryer; A. T. Lewis; - Pea
-; aud - -, of the firm of Peabody and Com
,hy and Robert Close and - Danderleu, OF the hitn
:; cs- and Danderlett, and other Defendants.
Th- defendants above named not having entered
1e; appearance and given security, according TO the
MO Assembly and the rules Of this Court, and APP
learn. by satisfactory evidence that they not nha-
,ianis 81 this Commonwealth: II Is ordered, that the
d defendants do appear nj the rules to be held for this
Couu IN the Clerks office thereof the first Monday
10 September next, and answer the bill OF the plain.
III ana that copy of this order he forthwith inserted
u son- newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
ilso months successfully, and posted at The door OF
&c STAT. Courthouse, in the said city.
Copy. Teste, P. ROBERTS, ok.
uOn
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n cHASCERY.- VIneisIA:-At Rules held in the
Clerks uflr Of the superior Court OF Chancery Tor
70. Richmond Circuit, the 5th day Of June, 1873:
Etas,"t Partn, Piainnn:
against
g. Elliott and G.. A. Thraekston, partners, under
y firm and style of A. L. Elliott and Company, and
9ner Defendants.
lht defendants above named not having entered
'ae appearance and given security, according 10 the
oC Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II APP
ns y satisfactory evidence that they not inha-
o'n', II this Common wealth, il is Ordered, that the
~ --nants d. appear al the rules to be held for the
~ Court, tho 6rs. Monday in September next, and
answer the bill nf the plaintiff and that copy of this
,id-' be forthwith inserted In some newspaper pub
lr IN the city of Richmond, for two months success
ve and posted al the front door Of the State Court
AoIse. - the sal. city. Copy. Teste,
June ii--cw2m 2. ROBERTS, Clerk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

BATON RouGE, LA, July 18th, 1913.
Sir: have had The noncr IL receive your com
muHicaiion OF June 10Th, announcing that me
Wing Convention, which assembled al Poiadel
phia on The 7,h Of that month, AMI Ct which you
were the presiding officer, has nomina,rd me Tor
the office OF President o. The United Safes.
Looking TO the composition 81 the Convention
and is numerous and paIiolic constituency, ]
fee! deeply grateful Tor ;hr honor bestowed upon
me aud Tor Inc distinguished conf 'cac. Implied
in my nomination h. i, 10 the highest ;licc in h.
gin Of The American people.
| cordially accept that nomination, but with
4 sincere distrlst Of my fitness 10 fulfil The du
ties 0! an Office which demands for lis exercise
the most exalted abilities and patriotism, and
which has been rendered illu,,rous by The
greatest names in our history. But should the
selection Of the Wing Convention be confirmed
by the people, shall endeavor % discharge the
new duties then devolving upon NE, as 10
meet the just expectations Of my feIIow-citi.
zcns, and preserve, undlminished, the prosperity
and reputation of our common country.
have the honor TO remain,
With the highest respect,
Your most obedIcni servant
u TAYLOR
To the Hon. ]. NJ. MoRFmEsD,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

Every now and then we find an honest or indis.
cree, Wing, who lets out the truth and exposes
The assumed humbus of The great popularity oil
TAYLOR in the South. An Alabama Correspon
dent Of the New York Express expodes this bub-
bic OF Taylorism, as far as The South is concern
ed The contest will be strictly party one
and the South will as heretofore range herself on
the side OF The Dcmucracy-being satisfied more
than ever by recent events, that her true friends
are 10 be found in The Democratic party, which
is, beyond all controversy, the party o! the Consli-
tuition and the Union:
"The Trbune's travelling correspondent, who
thinks that the South will go en- masse Tor Tay-
lor is evidently intending 10 effect purpose; he
can believe no such thing. The Wings Of The
South, 10 a man. will vote for Taylor and Fill
more; but ii will be as strictly party contest as
that of IA. The papers Of both parties will leach
you that all sides in the South are satisfied with
their caDdidates,-a portion OF South Carolina
excepted, and !ney arc, understand, coming in.
10 line"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

l'r, in rersing 10 answer him, did no! give a
pr per Ieasun Tor 50 doing"