Washington telegraph., 1848-08-23

HHnAt al We HIf1lrHl hHHuf o.
u. .aand. That q committee If coffafToudenre
hf, aud no hsIHhy HPpu'HIrd Iar tie pHrTfss ct
ia'creaaHl uH s'uiimful RIth their leaaw.eIfFfus
Throughout tue state with ylrW aud Tor tie bigH
pHspusH o. promoting the nomination and tIeel on
ai ten Iusiay l. y'0f lar lie Pieadrure: aud
IHHi lHg committee arr n lHJt with mil HWrrr
and lra m.ffa.ird 10 i.,a I'll ptaprr sKsuaas 10
siirF Hagn falirul organization M fsuustltau.l
as may Hr caIHnaifa la HiaH cate and eaTy uHt ilr
publ 0i.l d IsEafa d. .szural Presidency. and
isal u.#'',##fs gi E#.. .f4## #lns zrrual said eem.
murr
The following naiuri parsons wsfa appeIatsd
tiis committee
Cd Sr.a salisbury, Ion bso. kltmef.
lion S ID aHr7. HHu NHUam Doe.
llaa. John \ 8#ai n ~ BruakH, la#,
llaa R.Ifi w ssms#I Poi EsI.
teH s.t##uaHs Uai. .lsHasl Painter.
D. " llashas, Eza Il 4 iIack. fsg,
lsmfs Bf4as, Ea5, Cal II % Wright.
MatN m 0rwaH, ] 4 HHbOp Etg,
GraaC, sHiar. Nj tiaa ZisrIst
llua lH7 { lH6hHf, Hon iuhn saytef
Bon ra.az. -. ia=sp, BBck, Eq.
t-aIE.. lIasr, -, Ten. William Glars.
l'ua Eis I we. f#H L nmas E-qa
q fH1s EE II \ Nul'suhufR. =
I 4 t.1HaH. r., II {. uftrton, E.Is
JAIME leseaek, Esi. J. Murray Rash. l.##,
+ pga.hHH4, l., Andrew Il ..lef. lsia
iashaa n. Lewis Eai,,
Instructed hy Eb- iafgoIHg en'ufIaH-
Iar committee h=a lsaYc Ia 8a1fr.- sm.
md asa yuHf cuaIuWHun m plryhl uut
Iba oHIfc' Bsl#U -HtiaHh.
Satiu iu.a,g fgranJi5tl ilama,l r.T'-
- fE# ...-#5 # .. D.. $4,000. D.. 1...I..
that Gru IACllARA TAYLOR. nhr
llT3u, ua.r-Cbo-hro. ruo Alto. Re.
-rl la p Palma. Monterey and luau
Via. .,,b. >luAIANEUUS FAVOR
lIBu'lar fgI}Wg millions ol Amen.
,a u. Aoeatr of PtshirH' Of hcv
Uatoi SAies and 1t /, % Just cause of
ruuguHaHu that the PEOPLE, they
who Tay uuruHcs h.ll our battles, and
m1br orr P'eaiiW- by their votes kan
titru nr muir, n Il scicei,oa of ii cum
dsiar INFO THEIR OWN HANDS,
and a 07ujN bul rcsolMriN moving
'aWoH nlr exercise of Que OF ll.ir
dearest rights gmmutoudto them hy tho
blood OF thrr revolutionary fathers
This 0gLt 40pkR NEVER ne pELrGauu
AWAY u5 entrusted 10 th1 management oi
Mhrs1 except whuu necessary 10 procure
0 cnu-e..wfod.act.oB in sustaining gryut
o,d relgal principles, 5y thn .J.urtiou
oi uur iIom among uuuIrF at tulcuDd
and equally patriotic and worthy mem
presented aul urged from du'ugsm sar.
lions OF our cluG1u-oamtIy, u- uu ap.
propriaic stmdall.J Ircr-thu, a,u.jiur
division aud consequent defeat
~ Sltu NECESSITY EXISTS
AT THE PRESENT TINE 4.
cuEvIMENrs the most BRILLIANT, tgieais
the most HvicRiaLic aud rraii,a. and
rNNI5rIsl the most dcrotcl, supcudd.d
To a ne anil character ENTlEELl
SPOfLESS, have mar&t4 ant oae oi
opy' c,ii;crs, raising him FAR ABOVE rm
LiAEL OF nLN rnL CREAT MEN or OR
COUNTRY, producing q CONCENTRATION or
TUE PUBLIC GAZE and an UNAMlTY
OF THE ~ BLIC VOICE. whirb
wpyrs the matr,HENOND ALI LEFN.
suNAILE DOUBT, amt Mas Dis.
PEN>ES with the ORDINARY MA
CHINERl olPARrN POLITICIANS.
No man, holding the principle which
prHades our DrcIamton Of Indepcn.
d.ncc, which animated aud sustained oar
fathers m The conflict which terminated
iu the adoption of our inimltahlc eonsllu.
ton. but must recognize in the event OF
our hl tory mca that epoch. the game
guiding Hand and oycuuliug Power
upon which they relied, leading us on.
ward and upward, rs we arc rapidly add
yanrlnn towards dciuias far beyond the
rrachu,morW cyc Twice, at least IL
om political history, when dangers, at The
time, both seen aud m.oou,. Threatened
our domestic pacr aud welfr', have
the affection. OF the people at large bccH
SO dr0u8 touar,iy AN INDIVIDUAL,
as N gaze UacJriag imiiclt'0aS gfms
BEING THE nAN roR rim GNtgGNcy OF TuE
TUNES A WASHINGTON m whom
all cuufdcd 10 settle and arrange ourled-
Clal government, aud o. JAcEsoN. with Iu-
>lmctive foresight 10 gpprchend dang d,
and moro than Roman lirmness 10 meet
and dispcl it. Who but Gen. WAsmNG-
TON, who had led our feeble armies to
victories over The ptoudest OF carth's ua.
tious, could have rccouciled the conflict
ing interests Of the States, built up from
general bankruptcy anationtI credit, aud
cementpd such seemingly di-rordant cIc-
ments into a perfect union And who