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FOR GOvElsNOR. 81
JOHN B. WELLER,

oP BUTLER COUNTY.

The lust OF power, the absence Of honesty and
principle was never more strongly exhibited BY
parry than in the Wing nomination ofGen. Taylor.
A mere soldier, not superior in military achieve.
msnts 10 Gen. Scott, but less identified with tho
Whig party, frankly admitting his gross ignorance
Of the pla,nest questions Of Governmental policy
ssvsr having held an Office in the gfs Of the pso-
PIE, never having before solicited their suffsges.
hsis put forward as the candidate Of one Of the
great parties Of this Union for the first Office in
tho American Republic! When asked for his
principles he has pointed to his sword as his only
evidence Of fitness, and relied on his victories In
. war universally condemned by the party who
now propose to enirust him with the destinles OF
America. When callsd upon TO yield TO the usa-
gss of civil organization, in the spirit Of the
camp he declared he would yield to no usages,
he would bs the Wing candidate or he would ruin
and destroy hi. party. Dealing with freemen as
with bis hundred slaves, he has insisted upon inns
plieit trust, and blind support and obedience, and
will not deign toindicae TO the millions Of Amer
icsn freemen, in return for their voses. single
pfinsiple by which he would direct the affairs Of
State. II he has made any declarations, they
have been secretly given to intriguing but dishon
ssi lenders while denied to TIE people, for whose
sspasisy 10 judge he has not evidenced respect.
Since she adoption Of the Cons usion Gen. Toy.
isf 10 the frat man, whose military talents alone
have bsen relied on % passport to the high station
sswhich he vainly aspires. Washington, Jack
,.I H~x ALL t,as
bavs added TO the public confidence reposed in
them, have been tried in stations OF civil service,
legislative, judicial. OF executive. Not so Gen.
Taylor. He has been tried only in the camp
In ihe spirit Of the dark ages, when thro contests
Of violence lay the only path 10 power. and
when the conflicts Of reasen and opinion were
ssn6nea to the coister, is this man forced for
ward 10 win the sufIrages Of the rost intelligent
people on shs globe. The Wing leaders, desirous
10 delude the masses, as in i840, take up q man
whose principles are refused be disclosed to the
people, in the hope that, BY song and sophism,
bard cider and shouting. and clamors about
change, they can again succeed in getting Office,
without rnbmisting to 9 scrutiny Of measures
end principles. Having selected John Tyler tor his
svsilahilIty, with curses yet on their lips for his
derelic,ion irsm Whigsand Whiggery, they select
Gen. Taylor. 10 the hopes that his avsilnbii.y will
do for ihem what the merits Of federalism never
ssn effect What assurance can they g.ve the
people that il Gen. Taylor should refuse 10 be the
plant tool Of party, that smother odious and cor
rupi administration, like that Of Tylers, will not
sha IL -
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FRENCH AFFAI RS.

The news from France indicate the con
iinuance Of quiet, since the unsuccessful at.
tempt of Barbe, Albert and othcrssto change
tho government. Louis Blanc is suspected
of participating in the movement, and Ledru
Rollins name was among those Of the pro-
posed ultra government. Eighiy-two arrests
have taken place, and the assaul. upon the
National Assembly has been discovered to
have been the result Of conspiracy. La
nariine, in consequence Of this emetits has
returned to favor with the Assembly, but COL
lisions Of authority between the Executive
committee and the Assembly are frequen',
arising ffom the want Of any constitution set
ting bounds to the power conferred or retain
ed BY the Assembly. so0 suhaat
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Fer PresiAems.
GEN. LEWIS CASS.
op MICHIGAN.
Fsr Vie President.
GEN. WILLIAM 0. BUTLER,
4x Or EeKrucEY. M caiaaAl


sRnAroRiAL ELEcToRs.
In GRAND BYINCTON, ,oi Pike codnsy;
MANUEL srARKWEATHER, .ot Gsyshogs
qt ptsfKicT Mkcfoas. o s5sls
isl Dist Jons SnypxR, Hamilsonss T.p1 p ~
"a 10. 0koRox KKsLire. Warrsni bah
"a DO. FRANcp A. CUNNINGHAM, Prsbls;)
9Th do. O. voLxxS DoRsEY. Miami ',, v 4
9th do. Chkxlxs M, GopFRxr, Putnam;
1esh Do. SAxukL MyKRs, Crswiord; PH9 p'
Tab DO. Joas w BELT, Highland; iaa 19
9Th do. DASIKL CocxxRiLr., Adams;
tlh do. SAhuxL DiyFKNpKRrKR, Plcksyay,
l0th do, CnARIEs CARPENTER, Delaware,
With Dc. DANIEL J. SwINNEy, Richland;
l2ta do. Lkwis AnpERsox. Lawrence;
Iash DO. JoHS LrpRy, Perry, la mlat
l<th do. WILLIAM Lawrence. Guernsey; H
18th do. WILLIAM G. WALTON, Monroe;
10th do. JcsErH BuKNs. Coshocton; Z.
i7sh do. WsLIdAM McDoNALp, Jefie ison;
18Th do. Dawn A. STARKwEATHER. Stark
10Th do. JoxL B. BuTrLrs, Trumbull,
x0th do. HExRy D. PAYNE, Cuyahogsj
3iss Dc. AsuAH lvEs, Huron. as n.
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From the Ohio Statssnas.
ANDREW JACKSON AND LEWIS

No man was more free from the Gin Of
bestowing ill-deserved praise Than Andrew
Jackson. The following shows the opinion
he entertain d ofLewis Cass, with whom
he had been long and intimately associated:
b2a llEnAra or, July, ls43. t'
Ny TEAR SlRi I have ,be pleasure to
ackno wlrdge your very friendly letter Of the
25th OF May last. Il reached mo IN due
course Of mail; but such were my debility
aud affections, that | have been prevented
from replying TO it until now, even new ills
with grea, difficulty that write. t'sa!1t "
In return for your kind expressions with
regard TO myself | have to iemark, that ]
shall ever recollect, my dear General. with
great satisfaction, the telatl0hs both private
and official, which subssied between US, du.
ring the greater part Of my administra, on.
Having full confidence 10 your abilities and
republican principles, I invited you to my
cabinet; and can never forge. with hat
discretion and talents you met those great
and delicate questions which wero brought
befnre you whilst you presided oter the Do.
pariment Of War, which entitled you to my
thanks, and will be ever recollected With the
most lively feelings Of friendship BY me.
But what has endeared you TO every true
American, was the noble stand which you
took, as our minister at Paris, against the
quin,uple treaty, and which by your talents,
energy, and fearless responsibility, defeated
ito ratification by France = treaty intended
by Great Britain TO change our International
laws, make her mistress d the seas, and dss.
Troy the national Independence, not emily Of
our country, but Of all Europe, and enable
her TO become the tyrant on every ocean.--
Had Great Britain obtained the sanction Of
France 10 this treaty, (sith Ms late disgrace.
ful treaty Of Whshingsoa--so disrcpu,able
10 our national character and injurious to
our national safcty,) then indeed 40 might
hive hung our harps upon the willows, and
resigned our national Independence TO gres,
Britain. But, Irepeat, TO your talents, ener-
~, and fearless responsibility, We are IN.
debcd for the fieild thrown over Us from
the impending danger xhich the ratification
Of The quintuple treaty by France would
have brought upon u.s. For this sgi. the
thanks of every true American, and tho sp-
plause Of every true republican, are yours;
e. for this noble &C, Itender you my thanks.
admire the course Of Dr. Linn in the
Senate ia urging his Oregon bill; and nope
his energy will carry il into alaw st the mex,
session Of Congress. This will speak to
England a language which she will under.
stand that ne DiH not submit to be negotiu-
ted out Of our territorial rights hsrcgicr.
Receive assurances Of my friendship aud
ssteem. e. ANDREW JACKSON.
10 Hon. LEWIS CAss. d
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or We are Indebted to the Hon. r.
Dickinson, Of Ohio, Cor copy Of his Speech
on the power Of the Goseramen, TO legislaie
Tor the ieri,vries, Mr.. D. denies the power,
aud his utgument in uppOr Of his view IL
Ingenious q ~ e9asUnR8id W aAsa bus
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HuRRAH FOR CAss.-When fke news or
Cass's nomination reached here, boa, from
Tie west full Of passengers, happened at
that time TO arrive at the piers-=one Of our
citizens stepped on board, and was inmed.
ately accos'ed by some halt dozen enqu.
rers, If anything had been heard from B Iii.
more. the citizen replied tina, Gen. Cass
had been nominated by over two-ihirds
vote. There was pause for moment and
a lnoking a, one another as though hey were
strangers and did not like to Civ. vent 4,
feelings that might be unpleasant to some.
Al length one man spoke OUT, "Well," says
he, 'thal's good nomination" "Neyer a
better one," says another. "T,a, ;. jus.
what | Think" says a third, and the sarno
sentimen, passed round, till finally they gos
up a regular shout. There proved to be bus,
one whig in the crowd, an he went off
tOiistl;ng --Clerelnnd Plain Dealer.
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SnME OF THE BEAUTIES OF WHreeERY.--
In Rhode Island, where federal Whiggrry
holds almos, undisputed sway, while natural-
ized citizens must own one hundred and tliir-
ty-four dollars worth Of real estate, and live
in the Stat. woyears befbre they are allow
ed to vote; whilst negroes who have lived in
The State only one year, and by the payment
of a tax Of one dollar head, are permitted
To exercise the right ofsuffiage! This is one
nf the heaulies Of Wing rule. Every runa-
way negro from the rice and COTTON fields of
Carolina aud Louisiana, by taking refuge in
Rhode Island, residing there one yea, and
who can beg, borrow, or teal dollar, isr.
garded toice,. nay, tpo hundred and si1ty.
eight times better qn,lifed 10 exercise the
rgh, Of suffrage than the free white man
who happensio have been born out Of the
lini,s Of the United States. Ye, these
Wings peiend to be tho special friends Of
lhe foreigners. Oh, the bypoc,.es--Nsp
l5JonD Dew.
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A.y- The Matis,.al Ir.enigenesr remarks III.

NJ The National Insenigene~ remarks ,hs.
''in nominating Gen. Cass il must be admi.tcd
that the Convention have selected for their csndi-
date q gentleman Of talents, of responsibility.
and of exemplary personal characters" Bst OBJ
jsc,s the In.elligeucer his support 10 given to
'.wild and diserg measures. To sustain
our country to the utmost limit Of right. rather
than give '.aid and ecafort to the enemy" may
be esteemed wild and aisorganising course by
the Wing National organ, but will dsorasni.e
nothing but the anti. American faction shielded
IN the bosom Of the Wing party, and which is
BY the nomination Of Gen. Taylor. sough, to b
saved from the overwhelming condemnation Of
an outraged people. 7ih a a0
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FgDERAL H0PEs OF DIVISION I'M
NE% s'lI'S .,.,I YORK WHAT THEY ARE

The Federal leaders baso had high l,ope,s
that the i,hi0russaic division which OK is,sd
Ia New York, would have tendency 10 di.
vide and district the great body Of the De.
ncciacy of that State. As usual, they have
beenrcckoning without their host. We CO.
py the following from tho New York True
Sun: .VI OPf .fEXV AItBV
eve ought perhaps 10 state, for the infor.
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VoTR ON THE RArlF.cN1I,N ~ TIN
rREArY.-Tle Senate OF the United States
having taken off the injunction Of ,ecrecy
from its members, we hasienio lay before
our readers the official statement Of the final
vote:
-SIesws. Ashley, Aiherion, Bagby,
Bell, Bradbury, Bright, Bnler, Calhoun, Ca
meron, Cass, Clarke, Crittenden, Davis
nf Mass, Davis, ofMiss Dayton, DickensoDy
Dix, Downs, Felch, Foote, Greene, Haze
iiannegan, Hunter, johnson, Of Nd, john
son, Of La, Johnson, of Ga, Mangum, Ma
son, Miller, Moore, Niles, Rusk, Sewer,
Turney, Underwood, and Yules
--33.
NAYs--Nlessrs. Allen, Atchison, Bidger,
Baldwin, Benton, Berrien, Breesc, Corwin,
Douglas, Lewis, Spruance. Upham, Webster,
and Washington Union. Z
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fAr BY the nomi nation Of Gen. "sy!or, the
Wings have given the strongest proof sha, they
dare not 60 into con,es: before the people svow-
ing their anti. American doctrines, and so they
use Gen. Taylor's name to cloak the spirit Of
,yesson they dare NOT avow! Is It not 60?
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Mr.. Fillmore was then declared 10 be Ii,

regular whig candidate for Vice President.
Mr.. Tilden, Of OHIO, then offered reso.
olution affirming ,he duty OF Congress to
prohibit The introduction Of slavery into free
ierri,ory, bni tina, was irenching upon forbid
den ground, and the Convention laid j, on
the table. i @
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vsn,ion. A letter fom Gen. Scott was read
10 ,hs same effect.
Tho Convention proceeded TO ballot, 20
allows.
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CcSeREs,.--Both Housesar do;ng a. near
nothing as possible. Il is said an early ad-
jourmen, will take place. This news should
be true. We kope II is, and that the Wing.
win no. take especial credit for the dispatch
Of business in the House Of Representatives.
The Wing majority there hase stood in the
way Of progress, business, and the interests
Of the country generally. aieaas .s
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PEACE!!

We have at length, says the Washington
Union, the exquisite pleasure Of announcing
TO our countymen the ratification Of the
treaty, and the establishment Of peace be-
tween Mexico and the United States, We
are satisfied that we proclaim no intelligence
that would difiase. create, joy throughout our
country not peace only, ba, an honorable
and advantageous peace--as the resul. OF
one Of the mos, brilliant wars that ever a.
dorned the annals ofany nation. The Pres
ident declared that he would prosecute the
war until we "conquer apeace "-an honor
able peace. We have reached shis result,
and we cordially congratulate the country
upon il. We have just received 70 o'clock
last evening" the following telegraph, and
we consider it the most important and the
most gratifying news that has ever been
communicated and received by that mysie.
rious and greatest wonder Of the age--,he
magnetic telegraph. Thanks thousand
lines 10 Professor Morse, in whose Office
AID by whose side we have the honor of
penning these hasty and heartfelt lines.
q ta BY TELEGRAPH. oi iaoa
AuousTA, Ga, June 8, 1S4s.
Your express b,ings dates Of the city Of |
Mexico TO May 26. ,o'clpck.6ps IN. BY the
steamer Hei2el a; New Orleans. '9I
Tina Senate ratified the tresty on the 10Th. |
The vote was % yeas, $ rays. s IN,
General Kearny succeeds General Smith |
q the command Of tbs eits rcf Mexico, who
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d
Whole number Of sotes 2S0--ne cessary
to choice l4l--majority for Gen. Taylor
over all other candidates SO. H 'staEaf Haaf
When the nomination took place, Mr.. Al
len, Of Massachusetts, refused TO assent; he
viewed it as the dissolution Of the great
Wing party. Mr.. Wilson, Of The same State,
would do all he could against Taylor. Mr..
Galloway, Of Ohio, was pledged. &c. The
feeling on the result could scarcely b. called
harmonious. % a7a ?aaaf9 PH iaA sga
The Convention then proceeded to ballo,
for Vice President.
There being no choice on the lat ballot, q
second ballot was ordered, which resulted as
follows: rif WV sale' tpeth ~
Abbot, Lawrence, Of Massachusetts,, ,.....l73
Millard Fillmore, Of New York,..........ls7
George Evans, Of Maine,. ........"..."... 2
John Sergeant, Of Pennsylvrnia, ......... ]
John NJ. Clay,on, Of Delaware, ,.."....... 8
274
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TIE WHIe CONFERENCE.-The body met
in the Chinese Museum, Philadelphia, on
the 7th instant. JOHN A. CoLLiER, Of New.
York, was appointed temporary chairman, =
Mr.. John Shearman, Of Ohio, was appointed
Secretary. Prayer was offered by Dr.. Brain
eni. Quite warm discussion sprang up on
the proposition that the Louisiana Delegates
also cast the vote for Texas. Pending the
decision Of this matter, committee TO select
officers was appointed, who repaired the
name Of Ex-G Gov. JOHN w. MoREHEAp, Of
Nersh Carolina, for President, one Wee Pres.
ideni from each State, and twelve Secreta.
ries, which was agreed 10. The same com.
mittee were appointed on credentials.
SxcoND DAY.--A resolution that the Del
egates of Louisiana cast the vote Of Texas,
was negaiived, yeas 1876; nays l56. The
resolution was Afterwards adopted. The
Convention adjourned ill! o'clock r. M.
md agreed that till 9 p. NJ. the Convention
IhouId meet in SECRET SESSION. T1el
" Y Tribune says a,he great feature OF
he Secre, Session isa debate on motion OF
he Ohio delegates to exclude all candidates
or nomins,ion that are not openly avowed
nd thorough Wings" What was the decis-
N on the resolution Is moi sisted, but the re-
iii shows that Il was put down. An infor-
lal ballot was also taken ia the secret SIS
on, The resuls was, for A'raylor, l24;
'lay, 30; Scott, 46; Webster, Is; Mclean,
r Jodgs Saunders. Of La, pledged Tay-
!. 10 y;thdsav II 10. nominated BY the Con- !!
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A CoIxcIDENcB.-ltis is a remarkable fac,
hat the three candidates now before the
people Of Ohio for President, Vice Psesi-
denI and Governor. have each commanded
Ohio volunteers, while battling in defence Of
their country. 4
Gen. Cass, during the war Of 1919, raised
and commanded one Of the three regiments
from Ohio, and opened tho wa, by the af
fair at Canards, in Canada, where tho FIRST
blow was struck during the war Of 1912. =
At Monterey, the lst Ohio regimen, was
attached 10 Gen. Buffers division, and was
commanded by him in person, until he fell
severely wounded, when the chief command
Of the division desolved upon Gen. Hamer.
In the same battle, Col. Mitchell, Of the
Ohio regiment was also severely wounded,
and Lieut.. Col. John B. Weller took the
command. 3,aa .s
With the names Of Csss, Butler and We'll
Ter, the fame Of Ohio is closely associated
They led our gallant volunteers to battle in
offence Of the coun,ry's rights and honor,
and Ohio will sustain them al the next cleo
oh, az the Ohio volunteers sustained them
% the hour Of p.ril.--O. StatesmGn. ss
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q I-st II X
A WHIa TRIcK.--The New-York True
Sun says that the Wbig Clerk Of the House
Of Representatives on Thursday week es-
sayed what many Of the Democrats Of Con-
gress considered deliberate attempt 70 pros
'iiute his Office for partisan purpose. He
thrust o. laid aside the Ten Regiment bill,
and bought anoaher before the House as ''in
prder," which was not entitled 10 considera-
ion until the Army bill was disposed Of. Mr..
Cobb, Of Georgia, promptly exposed this
rick TO the observable and marked dismay Of
lhe Clerk and the disappointment Of the
Wing leaders. The Ten Regiment bill be-
ing thus reached At last, was referred 10 the
committee on Military Affairs BY q sttici par
y vote; the Democrats voting to refer i 10
a eommi..ee Of the whole House.
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ker is seen gliding along unframed and I'M
touched amongst the supper ten thousand in
whose eyes wealth, no matter by what means
acquired, and wealth alone is the sure and
only passport 10 respectable station in their
society! But what is the fate ofthe unFor-
tunate holder Of the rag aud lamp-black prom
ises 10 payi IIe.not only Iooses the trash
which is in his pocket, but by the panic be is
subject 10 all tho horrible consequences Of a
falling credit system; and when he has finaly
extricaied himself, afier years Of tnil from
his difficulties the monied nabob stands rea-
dy with his impenetrabe conscience TO again
seize hold Of the purse strings Of The doomed
victim. This is The course of bank events
We have not now The time nor inclination
10 90 into an argument in relation TO the cur
rency, bu have already said more rhan we
had intended al this time in relation 10 the
subject. Ply
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tiou, and, shall reserve tho liberty of farther
comment. ~ Y-N W
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

Nothing Of general interest has been done
since our last. In the Senate Mr.. Olds pre-
scnted petition for The recall Of Corwin and
have him tried for treason. The wings hav-
ing previously committed themselvesto the
reception of all petitions, could moi
consistently recede, but after few hours
spent in debate they gave the petitioners
leave TO withdraw their petitions. ,S.,,
In The House motion toin6efnitely post
pone the bill creating the new county of
Gilead was carried by one or two majority,
and on the fnllas--.----day the vote -rarAna;4'-
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and flow,ip bic smeasared length ofyears, Ie
us learn humility and love.
Love is the social secret of the sonl's de-
sire I, is the only harbor in which the hear
can anchor, secure against The storms Of sor
row, and filed with pure affection for Gee
man, woman, il will baflle, throughout time
and eternity, all the machinaiions ofblue dev-
ils--spiritual or literal Belzebubs. Swain
tells what Il is 10 love, and we trust that ev-
cry s,sain and sweei.llehrin The land, as they
hope for happiness, will speedily lay in a
stock of The pure article for the current year.
..It Is 10 huild with human tioughf, shrine IialN
Where Hope sits broodng like henuteous dover n,
Whesc Time seems young snd Life thing divine
AIltpstes-al, pleasutes--nl desires combine. ti9e3l
To conseerate this sanctuary Of bliss. tia7ty-tei h
Above--the stars In shroudless henuty shine, 5ty
Around -the streams theii flowers mnreins KISS -
Annd iFtheres Heaven on earth that Heaven IS ths!
Yes this II L0vo--the sfeadfast and the true;
The immortal glory that hath never set; n fNuilnD ID
Tho hest. the brightest boon the heart ere knew,
ofal lfes sweeis--the very sweeteet vet. tNIW
o. who but can recall the eve they met. saef naa5fl
To breathe in some lone wink their first young vow.
When summer flowers with moonlight dews were wet
And winds sighed sof around the mountan'sbrow. ,,,
And oil was rapture then--which Is hut memory now.
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TO THEDEMocRAcY OF PUTNAM
SIS ~ COUNTY

The Democratic Central Committee, have,
upon consultation wihthe Democracy in DIFF
ferentsections Of the county, came to the
determination that The system of nominating
the candidates for county Offices by the pop
nlar vote, would be carried out most effect
,ually, and give general satisfaction, by hold
ing primary meetings on The day Of the spring
elections, at the places Of holding said cleo
tions in the respective townships. II is an,
ticipated that upon that day there will be a
more General turn out Of the Democrats in
each township than can be obtained by hold
ing special meeting for that purpose.
You are therefore requested TO open poll
on that day (tbe first Monday Of ApriD for
the purpose Of ballotting for candidates for
The different offices TO lie filed at the ensu-
ing Octsbor election, and make returns there
ofin compliance 10 the rules heretofore es-
tablished le, }s
By order of. the Dem. Central Committee.
9f JAMES MACKENZIE, Chm.
January llib, 1S4S.