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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
MIR. Clay I'm Massachusetts.
NJ The Trfhuna

Bosros, April L. 1913.
Ne. GREELEY With respect to- the remarks OF
your ccrresp cndent II. w. in the Ersaing Tribune
Of the lst Of April, relating to Mr. Webster and
Gen. Taylor, do not now propose to write. star
as the General and the effect Of his nomination are
concerned, those remarks are in the main correct.
Bat that man living in Massachusetts, with any
pretensions to means Of a knowledge Of the senti-
msnts of her people, should be willing to Pot bis
initials to the following, II do not think Clay or
Taylor will secure lreceive) any vote from this
State in the Convention" il to me unaccountabe.
Sir&f a teegraphic communication to The Tn
bune could be made this day from every individual
in " Old Massachusetts the voice of sn0reTrhelD1-
ing majority of her pc would be for the nomi-
nation Of HESRY CLAY.
| have had the best means Of knowing the senti-
ments of large portion Of the people Of Msssa-
chusetts at their own homes and fresides do not
believe that all the machinery Of the press and the
intrgues of political managers, potent as expert
ence has proved them TO be, will, al has time be
able to control this public sentiment II b.
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A CONGRESSMAN OVERHEARD We hear from
Hermann that the LocoFoco Convention VII eh met II
thn place on Monday last nominated Willism Bay,
Of franklin County, to represent the Second District in
the next Congress- This done In defiance Of half
dozen agents thths by Gov Ed TO control the
OF the Convention and FOR which he had been
preparing for time past john jameson 70 the
and Of course thrown overheard
He will not fear, be long enough 10 Congress TO de-
fac the gender Of The House 81 Louis Repue March %
DEATH or osE OF NAPoLEoS's OLD GUARD
Coroner Osborn held rqaest this morning the bod
OF Frenchman named Peter Vstensre, who was found
os;ng the river For time past he had been 70
the emPay Of John X Paige as fsrdener and supposed
10 have fallen board sst night He was sixty years
OF are He prided himself being sergeant under Ma
psison hss osn exhibited his commission snd hon
orsble dischsrfe Albany jour
FIRE AT PITTSBURGH. PA ire occurred 1T
Pittsburgh on Saturday which destroyed the tansporta-
ton WAREHOUSES Of c. A. McAnulty Co containing some
500 900 ID. Of bulk pork belonging to Mr. Eprsneot and
80 bb hour abscksmth shop, stable and four horses
and an pied warehouse, from which Mr.. David
sutton had Just removed Loss $4,000; partially insured
~ A fire broke out at NewOrleans on Tues.
d.y noruinr in building rear the corner Of Julia and
Circus ss which destroyed brick and ten wooden
buildings. A man named Henry Hudson, tailor was
buried 10 desth-
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The RICH. to appear as Attorney.

To the Editor OF Inc ff'o""e'
In your paper Of this morning, under the title oil
Decisions 1t IL stated that Judge Morse de-
cided at the Kings Co. Circuit that Aaron Bradley,
man of color could practice as Attorney Sc OF &C
oount of his complexion Such statement 10 incorrect
Thu poirt AZ raised on motion which Mr. Bradley was
opoosps that he Bradley having been admitted 81
an Attorney could not practice a. such. Mr.. Bradley, In
cited the act smendstory to the judiciary Act
AZ the last session Of the Legislature BY which
povded that any person Of full age may psctee upon
The Judge decided that by the provisions OF the
onstutou any person whins 10 pscuce must hot on y
S ~ mil aye and Of good moral character but must also
possess the requisite qusnne 2. ~ ;,h. ~
Nj Rysdleys good moral character or Oh ms quenes
tions he could not permit him 20 praouce ne however
Allowed him to oppose the motion, which wa 70
sst aside default there was no other psrson 70
nyotect the plaintiffs rights The default was SET ASIDE
beine clearly IRE sulai Nothing was sad soout mr.
color no objection being made 70 DIM on tna'
onh thst Il would hay. been promptly overued BY The
J,ase Nv giving this Insertion In your paper, you IN
yuote, ~ ~, esn.s ~ truth and JusrIcr.
Nesv. York, dPrd6, 1913.
ryr Ia our humble opinion, the Judge ought to
bs overhsuled for his tyrannical and absurd deci'
sion. ss reported above. The fact that he over
ruled it himself, in the particular case before him.
s,fords pungent illustration Of its folly The de-
tenasnts choice Of Mr. Bradley to conduct his suit
|. prina facie evidence Of BIS possessing the re-
ouiste character and requirements until rebutted
by counter evidence. So decreed the last Lesis-
lature and the Judge has taken most high hand
ed course in subverting clear and important pro
vision Of law. Id Ir1onRe.
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Justice 10 whom IL Ii Due.

To he Editor Of The Tribune:
In an examination of the accounts Of the Aims.
House Department for the past year, have been
struck with the comparison of the first four months
expenses with the last eight The first four the
establishment was under the entire control and d.
rection of Mr. Moses g. Leonard, the Old Hunker
Aims House Commissioner, and Mr. w. ?. Moss,
the Loco-Foco Superintendent On the present
Common Councils assuming power, Mr.. Mess wss
removed and Mr.. Marcellus Eels appointed as Su.
perintendent. Now mark the result in numbers
and expense.
Feb J. a. No inmates 5545l April l. A. No. inmates5S55
March 1, 5429l May |, 5000
Average number 1904 amount expended as
per Controllers Report made in n ay Last for these
four months sl46,633 90, making s36,65s As per
month.
The next eight months, ending Jan. /, ls4s, re.
suit as follows
June a. No. inmstes5l2s Oct '4s, No inmates e327
July l, - 1885 Nov. j, - - 6ls6
August l, - SOS Dec /, - - 6l25
Sept I, - 5D0lJsn. l. 80 - $3.50
Average number 1856; amount expended. as
per Controllers Report for the eight months, 5000,
500 75, making $40 225 "a per month; Showing a
clear saving on the expenses Of sl0,433 ii per
month, at the same time that there were 55l more
persons ia the institution the last eight than the
the first four months. Here is the evidence that
the Wings have really done something toward re-
form and reduction of expenses-for here 10 clear
saving to the City OF so3,4o4 ee. The conclusion
is irresistible that careful business talent has been
applied here, aud the Wing Common Council de-
serve commentator for this reform, and | am pre-
pared to give my vote to the party who have so
well discharged their trusts. TAX PAYER.
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MARINE JOURN A L
PORT OS NEW.YORK

arr,xed-Br .hip Jsmss Fsgan, Morris, Dablic "A Dc.
Ia ballast bouod Lubee-put in To land passsnte 70
Roach Brothers 81 inst, lat 40, long % ~ syoas brig
Sa.Tt.n DAYS from Boston for Teuerif. 4,h Thomss
Harvey cook was lost overheard From the ssn to the
22d ult experienced severe gales from INV to ey n
Rris lanes Rosch, (of NYnmoutnl Brown, GARDENS,
Cnb. 10 ds % COO gallons mossses, to Thaisson.
schr Peerless, Conkltn, ST Domingo City, March Is,
mahogany &c, to A & Rossiterk Co
schr adelaide Kelley New Bedford ds oil, to order
schr Hsrbingsr Hadsins, York River, asys corn 70
Wood
Br schr vaars. Goeins, St John, NIB, via bermuds II
d. lumber to Richard Irwin.
Enthusiastically Washington, Johnson I'm Bremen
via Soatb.mpton March % mdse &c, to Transatlantic
Nsui CnnnAnY.
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Markets. O'CLOCK. r. NJ.
THREE O'CLOCK. p. m.

Markets. O'CLOCK. r. NJ
The Stock market was steady today, but not &C
tive Treasury Notes sold ~; Auburn and Rochester
Railroad slt; Governmentss 1867, 81 Norwich oof hAr'
lem 59i. Long Island sos
The announcement OF the appearance Of the WShipE-
ton checked transactions.
Flour 4, In moderate demand ct the prices Of yesterday
Sales 1000 bills at 6 A9s 62s. The lower grades are
heavy
Cen il 10 fair requss, Sass cents for good samples
The supply is not very large Sales small az these figures
Rye grim at IS cents.
Oats 45946 cents for River.
Pork dull at s7i aud u.s. Lard In fair rsaus" al
a I. according TO quality.
Cotton ia dull-operson waiting the steamers sdviees
A.b.. ar. ouist a, S 50e5 s2i and o. for Pots and
Pearls.
whisky 2sf norni in bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
Firemen's Exemptions.

AN ACT 10 amend act IN relation 10 Frer<u ~ ths
several Cities ana Villages Of the STATE Of Ne0 YORK.
Passed the Assembly, April g. $3.50 TO 6l
SEC. Every person who The first day Of May next
sha have been Fireman in any OF the cities Of villages
who shall such year, and every person who
on the first day of May next shall have been such Fire
man for less period Of time than four years and who
shs serve such for 90 long time thereafter as shall make
the whole term Of his sevce i've years and every person
act and shall serve o. such for FIVE years therese shall
during and forever after such service be exempted from
serving Juror IN any Courts OF this State and from al
military duly except 10 of nsuoction invasion
SEC 2 The entitled act In relation to Firemsr
10 the several cities snd villages Of this State passed
March 10, 1919, is hereby repealed
Sac 8. This act shall take effect Immediate
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Gran, Dewop.sratiou In Buffalo.

An immense mass meeting was held In bnnaio'
on Monday night to sympsthize with the rePubi
can movement in France. Twelve thousand per
sons are said to have been present torchligbi
procession was formed, and marched to the Lioer
ty Pole in Main-st. where stand had been erected
for the speakers. Hon. ORLANDO ALLEN, Mayor
of the City, presided. number Of resolutions
sympathizing most cordially with the manifessa
ton Of free spirit in France, Germany, Italy anc
other parts of Europe were then read in different
languages, and adopted with great enthusiasm
The meeting was addressed by Messrs SMITH
CLIsros and HAvEs in English, and DR.. BRuscK
in German. The Marseilaise was sung with great
spirit by the French citizens, and the meeting "a
iourned, after giving three cheers for the French
Republic.
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ror,r Los, OF rar FsEsca CoRvKrrE +" Box

TOTAL Loss OF TIE FREscH CORVETTE DON
,orxslThs French oorvstfs q. Bonsolc," eommaader
- vas totally lost on the island OF Lite go
Pu.rso Csheo 10 ths island Of cubs Some Of her gsns
wers thrown overheard bat wa. Supposed a. oassos
.5insf furoiture spsr rssns etc etc were ssved out
her hull would probably TO pieces she struck aooa.
,lrh on IN. raoruiag OF Friday and about t~enty ue
go dat.ued 10 Little Curssos near where me vesse'
- ,.v- what guns ard other articles be found
TIE officers and rest Of the crew bad srived 81 case
HALFWAY RoBBERr-Charles Albers, German
,,t,-sn, Ma. assaulted and robbed about three miles
o, this city, las. night just after dark Of bis pocket
hook containing six hundred and forty eight dollars ard
and hankerchief with which The sane vas ueo, oy
s,,,s, Who came out OF the wood. seized. threw and
Jagged him. ana held him. until they hsd accomplished
their purpose. s,n, -.
me funds were chiefly in large notes. $500 note on
.ome bank IN New-York $50 gu Pennsylvania. sSU
ans IS oc the STATE Bank OF Ohio two $ss on the BANK
OF Rome and ak ten guider peces-rest IN small notes
" columbus (o) Statesman.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ONE O'CLOCK, z. VI.
News from Europe.

The L. S. Mail Steamship Wash
ington, with ten days later intelligence
from Europe, is reported below. An
Extra will be issued from The office of
The Tribune Immediately ON the receipt
Of our foreion files.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
CITY ITEMS.

FlrpAY. April 7, lss.
Destructive FIRE.-At 4 O'Clock this morning,
ers broke out In the stable rs Msscsr, occupied BY
warren Haushworh and extended south As far As g.
euDlsd By Mr. Lynch, who had large stock Of ssish'
Buffalo robes sets Of harness and sleigh bells. which we're
entirely consumed The stables Eve In number. belong
ipr to the estate Of JOAN B. ccst entirely destroy
o. upon each Of which ;hsre an Insurance. Of $500
IRE broke out about 10 O'Clock tbs morning. 10 rhs
machine shop Of Alwise, In cbsry.s, Near wsnutst
Bat little damage was sons.
AocIDrsr.-A yong woman by the name d
Flsp Smith. fell down In the street about O'Clock las
night and severely injured hsrseh
MAD Doe.-A dog supposed to be mad was killed
AS. evening in wsnsu-st, after hard chase BY police
nan Kent. -
PoLIcE-On Wednesday evening Thomas Far
mer was srrssted ON charge Of swsndiinf la ordsnl
Soar Of Hoys Son, l7s wsshassoast In the name OF
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p Howe, corner Of Broadway and hewrd 81 ~. ~ ~
=. s.l,y~r~d Nv 4 c.rmsn the sdewala In frost
Hox.,s store sns thercs removed ~ tns sSa
aid F.rm-r wss committed 10 ans ger 10 sefsat ~
h.il a wss his sccompllce. Jack Miller, presiossy
r-x,sa Ofc-r Gardner Last evening tcok irte eass1s
on. Juli. Mush.Il on charge 81 sesnss s'osk sna
sssvl and 81 from Msrs Marshx OF q Duane Sc
~ Dsnsls vas ~: evening arrested BY ohesr "neef
Ca ehane Of stealing IS from Joseph no
llns Will ans ind for petit larceny ~
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4Prl Goodwin. Sirius 7. Tho
mas, James Hszlrt Albert II Philips. Henry Calhoun,
James Gridey Thos NJ Csxrean. Jas c. Church. Isaac
Y. wes,ervelt. Geo. w. wrigot, VIM. p Lee. T. Carlton
Oyeyton VIM. a. Grenel. Francis H. Upton, stephen c.
Williams Wan H. Sterling. Elijah Il Riker. Charles A.
RspAo, Gardner Spring. r. Philip Bnsse. Alex K
Rogers, John Livingston, Jas. H. Dill Joseph Woodward
Sntsries Public.
KISos-Adeison 5 Diossy OF wIIlismsourgh, Richard
II. Stanley Of DO. Notsrles Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

ULSTER Co-The result in this County 10 the
election Of seven Wings and nine Loco Foco Su-
psrvisors--being Wing gain OF one.
RENSSELAER, Co. has elected ten Wing to eleven
Lhco- Foco supervisors.
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Wing Judicial Nominations.

pshcs Justice ripil Justice.
r,s Diar,ef .u.t, IId lid aud With Wsrds)
JAMES s GREEN. JEREMIAH LATHROP.
s,,.,1 D,str,es .uVth, With and XVIII Wsr's)
Joseph X TAYLOR MICH. G. EVERETT.
Tsrd Di,,ricf. with and IXth Wsrds)
las TIM. BLEAKLEY. WILLIAM B. MECH.
v..,,. D,,,r;et tX,b XVIII and XvIIth Wmds)
w OSBORNE. WILLIAM II. VAN COLT
r,6k D.s,ries. With xIth and XlIl,h Wsrds)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

HURRICANE IN OHIo.-Seldom Is this portion Of
the country visited by hurricane o. 90 sesuuclvs
"A that which posed through Northern part
Of cur county on the goth Instant We are informed tnsi
n COMMENCED m Brownhelm passing mostly through tne
roods but IN us course destroying ore barn In BACK
- h,vn a. Feet by 4O taken up, Of IL carried two
r,,ss ara nothing but fragments left Two OF her eh
,,ren were bsdiy hurt The Roof OF MI Ganns house
was torn OF and everything 10 NE UPPER
carried away and his flaming mil Is gone and mas no
heard Of The path Of hurricane was about ioi
rods wide Fences are completely gone-orcnsses es
.,,n,.d-tbe Air was oiled with rails, boards ana osusa
=. e.sIlv A featbersaDd the sturdy forest o.
srsa no resistance 70 i,s power. Eyrs (o cour Sssh'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

NEw DAiLr.--Tho Fee Press OF Burlington, VT.
commenced tie publication Of daily sheet on Saturday,
April la good date the commencement Of doubtful
undertakirg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

NIssouRI--The Loco Foco State Convention
assembled at Jefferson City, dominated AUSTIN A. KING
Tor Gosernor and THOMAS PxicE for Lieut.. Governor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07
Right. of Married Women.

The following is copy Of the bill for the protec-
ton of the property Of married women, which has
passed both Houses;
Section l. The real and personal properly Of any te-
male who may hereafter marry and which she snaii osn
Az The time Of and the rents tssres and prohs
thereof shall not subject the disposal OF her husband
cor be liable for his debts and shall continue her sole and
separate property.
81 The real and personsl property and the rents 10
snd profits thereof OF female now married
nt he subject the disposal of her husband but sha be
her sole aud separate properly as she were single
mai, except so The be liable ior the dsbfs
| Of her husband heretofore contracted.
Ia sh- be lawful for any Married female to ecetva
by s srant devise bequest. from any person other
than her husband and hod 10 her sole ana use
Az abe vere ng female, real and rsona properly
and the rents issues and profs thereof and the same
shall not be subject the dPoa Of her husband nor Be
liable for his debts
"a All contracts made between persons In eontempa
ton Of marriage shall remain Ia full force After such rar
rfsse shall tcke place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

s,.,a p;ayie.. .(XlIih, XVIII and XvIIIth Wards)
n q. MOUNrFORT. ANSON WILLIS.
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Cg- The Methodist Church at South Paris, Me
ives destroyed By FIRE on Mondsy no insurance.
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whig Aldermen and Assistants.

u.,k FOR 6ld>rnea For 5ssfann
THEODORE X. DefOREST JOHN JAMESON,
LINES KELLY. SAMUEL FROST.
NJ ROBFRT sWARTWoUT JAMES w. WOOD
y WILLIAM ADAMS ALEX. n. sHULTZ.
81 slaOS CI.ANNON, MATTHEW ID GREENE
Ell NORRIS FRANKLIN. MORGON MORGANS Jr
vii ARM. H. LAWRENCE, JONATHAN w. ALLEN.
TX JACOB l. DODGE slLAS c. HERRING
= pnBrRT T HAWs. DAVID MILLER
vi ruoNAs CARNEY, GEORGE y CLARK.
vii WILLIAM TYSON. WILLIAM A. WALKER
NV AARON CHICHESTER, CHARLES X. TAYLOR
vi "a ssHfSGrON SMITH. WILLIAM TURNER
xrri ri aRKsOS CKOLIUs, GEORGE n FRANKLIN.
,xIii uOSEs MAYNARD WILLIAM T. JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

Whig Legislative Observation-Disclosures Of MIR.
Clay.
correspopderce Of The Tribune
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TO MANU- A0TURERi

SITUATION WANTED.-Ths undersigned, Y DO ne.
Shsd many years experiences a. cotton wesvst wsss
situsou e oversesr Of large weaving estas1sn9ea
or he will take job Of starting looms He sfsn psuJ
C. Uarris rs Pins-se or David Budum, Commission = -
s,ant New. York. Other rsfsIesess given ~ dssIee
address HAMILTON FAULKNER, Albion village. sm nv
Aala r. A. =. -
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TWO THOUSAND U STATES nusKErs.

lU,UUU sale By the subscriber Ct lst Third svenas.-
su opIy Also at r. H. Micheps q Fuonst- and B. Lud
sms 1872 Wsshns ton-st The public may rsst assured
pursst and best quality The subscriber has been 10 the
business forty years His Vinegar has been shipped 70 81
p.rts Of the world and been used hotel keepsrs cad
private families 70. nearly half century and be has neveI
had any plants ofiu quality He 70 confident tnss nc
* ssso5 NATHAN JACKSON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-07

1910. Ia eoassqasnes Of the frequent claims fos dan
tie Wessru Canals srisins from the abstraction Of scods
from psekssss impersety secured, The Bosse Of !or.
varders Of ths CITY OF New York have fst IL tr dsty
q well fos the security Of the merchants thsmssvss TO
sdopt the follovipg resolution, via:
Rsolpsd That te win not receipt In shppiSs order
An boxes or cases of dry GOODS hats caps, ssw eoods
oots or shoes destined Tor the West uae such sozss or
casa are perry sped and scaled whoa shppsd Dor
sny boxss or sasfs contsans goods Of any description
unless such boxes or veil strapped OF hoopsd
before shi pmens- H. n hoLIs rrsSasns..
Grosek r. Takcv. gesrexaxy iSS
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-20
JUDGE KINGS SPEECH.

Judge King, the democratic candidate
for Governor, made speech in this place
on Thursday evening. We were presen,
and heard the remarks of the Judge, and
we confess that we have never listened to
longer, duller, more unin,erestng dis
course. The speech occupied about four
hours time, and from what we have seen
and heard, the speaker would have made
more votes and have done more good to
his party, by remaining silent. When he
approached the subject of internal improve
ment, particularly, he seemed to "tread
lightly lest he shonld be heard" He had
gotten into a snap about the st. Joseph and
Hannibal railroad, and he did not desire TO
be caught again. He was in favor of the
improvement Of the great inland seas, but
yet, he could not tell the people how it was
TO be done. He approved every veto that
had been made-yes, he would boldly
avow, that there never had been one tina,
was not just. He was with Jackson and
Van Buren, and Polk on this subject, and
yet, Mr.. Polk vetoed the bill for the i'm.
provement Of the great inland seas. Now
where does the Judge stand with regard
to this subject Can he answer! So il
was upon the subject of Banks; he was
opposed, utterly opposed to the Banks, and
yet he voted 10 charter the Bank of Mis-
souri,. Such was the nature of his speech
throughout, you could not tell what he wa
for, or what he was against, except that h
was opposed to wing men, wing measures
and wing officers. The speech gave to ma
ny of the party much dissatisfaction, ant
we heard one prominent democrat declare
that "intelligen, men should not listen t,
such argument"
Gen. Wilson, the Wing candidate TO
Congress in this district, replied 10 tn
King, and to use common and expressive
phrase, completely used him up" Gen
Wilson's speech, though not SO long as tn
Judges by three hours or more, was forci
BILE and convincing, and we predict, tina,
should he have the good luck to meet Kin!
on the Stump often, he will shake many
dew drop from his mane."
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-05-20
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS.
TRJCT

We learn that the Wings of this Con.
gressonal District, have united upon JAS.
WINSTON, ESQ.,, of Benton county, and arc
resolved to make him their standard bear.
er in the coming Congressional contest
" This is as it should bet is carrying on,
the plan af thorough organization of the
Wing party throughout the State, and we
hail this first voice from the south west, as
a welcome messenger, bearing good news
of glad tidings from region which has
long worn the sable robes of Locofoco-
ISM"
Mr.. Winston is a firm and unfinchinp
whg--well known as an able lawyer, and
will be, we doubt not an able and efficient
advocate in the cause. We congratulate
the Wings of the south west upon the hap
Ply selection they have made.
Its not yet known who the democratic
candidate will be. Shields und Phelps we
believe, are aspirants, but it seems to be
yet matter of doubt, which of the two
vii! secure the nomination.