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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03
To the Patrons of the Gazette and "A.
yertiser.


After "Wednesday next, a new arranc..
tnent will take place with regard TO the 5u-
siness of this office. From that time, NJ
THOMAS retires from his connexion win N.
Newspaper, and will devote his whole ,;ms
and attention 10 the Job Work of the O.
Enlistment, which will continue in every
respect under his control.
The entire control, management and bp-
siness of the GAZETTE s. ADVERTISER will
be with Messrs. III. III. HoUGHroS and r
A. SPRIsGER-the former az Editor, the
latter as Printer. -Al
. A DAILY PAPER will be issued from
this Office on Thursday morning next, in
place of the present Semi-Weekly, at So
per annum-weekly subscribers TO the Dali
ly paper, 90 cents. The Weekly Gazette
will appear as heretofore. ~
The Daily paper viii he sent to all those
who now take the Seni-Weekfy, and those
who do not wish to receive it will please
give notice.
All communications relating to the News
paper, after "Wednesday, will be addressed
to Messrs. HoUGHToN & SpRINGER-alI
those relating to Job Work, will be address,
ed to w. c. E. THOMAS Gal. Ga<.
Mr.. SPRINGER printed the Herald for
more than two years. He is a workman;
and we wish him all success.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03

FRAups Is TRADx.-Some cases of opi-
u,n were recently sold in Boston, At three
cents per pound. The morphine Aad all
been extracted from the drug before eXpOr-
talion. This fraudulent opium was invoic-
ell at lower price than that Of The 6rst
quality, hGi SIN greatly above Is real value.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03

DRowSED.-Capt- Brysut Of the Schr-
Navigator, jumped overheard from the
steamer Louisiana, between Cleveland ana
Buffalo, and was drowned
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03

20 The Directors of the Lancaster Hy.
draulic Company win declare dividends thi:
afternoon.
Where is Doodlevillei
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03

90 Major Bliss arrived at Baton Rouge
on the asa nit. on a visit 70 Gen. Taylor.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03
Important News--the Treaty with Mex
leo Rejected.

Just as the steamer St. Peters (arrived
here last mighty left St. Louis, news was re-
ceived there, that the Treaty had been re-
jected by the Mexican Congress. Letters
received here from ST. Louis are to this eff
fect.-Gai. Gag. l II
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03

90 Legislature to meet at Madison on
the First Monday Of June next.
uJ- Time for the election Of Judges to
be fixed by the Legislature.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03

% Gen. Cadwallader, it j. stated, has
been nominsted as BreEei MAJOR General
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-06-03

I.AND Subtle President has notified
a sale ct pubic lands, TO take place at the
Falls nj -. CroiV, commencing on Monday,
the i4th day Of August ncxt.-Gz!sns GG-
srllf.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-26

HAVING EoEmaa . cs-FAFShsEshiP = ths 80
IL slinE Business. 1a1A respectfully q isasa
shsis flienas and he Pzslie senfEslls. nj -
hssr tsksn ne saand one ooot wess q MeaAfA
I.aax. Mshb & &c. and fiontnE he cean hssss.
ul.ess tiasy iulsnd eaEEyiag - &c bashss@ y -
ils xEEisps lrangiaes.
They are Pgrpznsd 10 fumish SADDLES
ftOsn goo1 10 besa, NOT inssriOr % cry Eansasc'
tussa IN fhs states also Csnisee. BaIoache, Due
~, caHyall and Msg0n HARNESS. n ths aes'
and nralest style.
They have - hand = nral and Hell-sslesaeS
nsso.tsnsnf 81 WHIPS. 81 al kinds. BhlDLEs
MARTINGALEs. Travelling ard Nsllcs
THINKS. BEAR and BUFFALO SKINS
sTIRRUP IRONS and BRIDLE BITE. 49,
. xsIl-seler,ed assortmeni 90 BaroUrhe, Buggy
md csrrsIl MOUNTING. Birdie BIC
KLEs. ana nm kinds Of LEATHER. which shs,
viii ii % ssSdlsrs, OF their casomeEs, 81 ssEy
small profit. ...,s.
r-rThey viii give tlssir wsfk 10 sxshanss 70
sOo3 SHINGLES, FLOUR, aud LUMBER d
lhe market prices. -
/ They tender thsir thanks 10 ihslI customer
and friends generally fOE The hseral share o. pat
ronage they have heretofore received ana nc.
uope their friends KiIl call and examine iheH -
soriment before purchasing elsewhere ss 'hef ~
tend dispOsing Of their work On The naOs' reason
able terms. a.
4 November 8.
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BRANDRETH PILLS.

IN all cases Of Indigestion. Worms, Asthma.
Diseases of the Heat, and all Affections of
Stomach and Bowels. the Brandreth Pills will be
found neyer-faiIing remedy. ~@
To insure the flu benefit OF these celebrated
Pills, they shaald he Kept in the house, so that
upon the frst commencement Of sickness they
may he at once resoried 10. One dose then Is
better than dozen after the disease has become
established in the system.
The Brandreth Pills are purely vegetable, and
80 innocent that an infant Of month old may
use them if medicine is required. not only with
safety but with certainty Of receiving all the ben
eft medicine is capable Of imparting. Females
may use them during all the critical periods Of
their lives. The brandreth Pills will insure their
health, and produce regularity in all the functions
Of lie.
Mr. Corooyich, Of Caracas. saws, :. have en-
tirely cured myself Of the Fevcr-and-A rue. which
have had for six months. by taking from, 8 to
10 of Biandreth Pills for one mon,h.--yide his
letter to Dr. Brandreth, dated sth Feb ls47.
BE careful you DO not get a counterfeit; to avoid
this, purchase OF the duly authorized agents.
Dr. Rrandseth's Principal Office, 2il Broad.
way New York.
Er Agents for The sale of Brandrelh's Pills.
ID. Heart, HiIlshorouah.
]. Ii. M.Dade. Chapel Hill.
q. A. Mebane. Mason Hall. @S
A. Mickle d Co.. Bingham's School.
James Whitehead. CaneCreek Cotton Factory
Henry Glider, Liudlcys Old Store. za~Ess
MAJ %. 81
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Machine shop.

rTsHE subScriher returns his sincere thanks 70
IL his friends, and the public generally, ioI their
very literal support, and would respectfully m
form the citizens Of this and the adjoining eonn-
ties, that he continues TO carry on Machine
shop. al the old stand known Is the Foundry OF
Messrs. Dixon & Unthank, near Snow camp
Post Cfficc, Orange county. n. e., where he Jul
furnish, al short notice, highly improved
Horse Powers and Threshins
Machines,
both portable and stationary; Straw cu'ten OF
various kinds, Grisl and Saw Mill Irons, Farm
ing Utensils Of al descriptions, Edge Tools Of sl-
perior quality; also oil kinds Of Castings used IN
this section Of country, embracing Mill and Fac
tory Gear, Gudgeons, Skating. Mould-hoards. D.
ven Lids, Wagon Boxes. Smoothing Irons, &c.
or handsome reduction on former pilees
will he made OH large castings. such as Mn and
Factory Gear and Gudgeons. where patterns are
furnished or are on hand. II il confidently he
lieyed that those who wish TO purchase any arti-
Gle in the above line, will do well TO call and eK-
anime both materials and workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere. All Ieilers on business,
directed TO the subscriber, snow Camp, n. T.,
will receive immediate and prompt attention.
JOHN STAFFORD.
March 7. 2l-3mp
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OH ROrG !! AND READY.


TlsE-~ Cd D1E xsck~."
Ca al u. ssss. eyes rishi and s.sasy.
assnlz sAs sa.sus rs Ro0rA ana Rsasy.
lie Kdki5 "a Peg-Ies xilh - Pas.
Al nos BE- Il ~ " Lewis Lasss
1aoavs--ihe 8 g, hogs, sifoi.s alle steady.
And EAiss &c sAoSi &c Ro1gh and Ready.
On oksrhooSss's hlsosy Ca,
lie made tie saxass haHnlly Weld;
ThRoSgh mud ans niEs be Nsni 70 end en-,
An raiasd misAig Storm hshan9 hin.
Thsa - i. hOys, ke-
A. Palo AIlO neat We spiss him,
His SallaB, Ink bana behind him;
That they're Al whips shOul1ni wonder.
But OLA Zaek gives EN- special thunder.
Then 70 il, bgys sc.
Thea R..,e, pr,, he meet. hen.
Ana with rish. good saser be rresss then:
Forward, thsn. he firm and steady.
Aud SiesOry erO&ns Old Rough and Ready.
Then 60 il, boys, &c.
Then IL shsy 20 in sd disnaF,
And refuge take in Monterey,
fOWing thai they'll stop the course
u that Brown Coat and Old White Horse.
Then 80 j., boys, &c.
But brave Ola Zack nor stops nor fal,er'd.
Nor HE course = moment allsf'd,
Bot stOrm'd the heights, md blood and slaughter
Til Ampudis ealld ios quarter.
Then go i, boys, &c.
Then Buepa Vista end. ID. story.
And CABS the climax Of his glory,
for there he met Polk's night hand bower.
In an his pomp and al his power
Then 20 il, boys. sc.
He sends his ala wi,h wo,a. az thunder.
And ,ell. OLD Zaet he mu.t kpOck unSer.
But says Oh Zack, now dom, mistake me,
Jus tell him he must come and take me.
Then 60 il, boys, Sc.
Tbs sa,tse then cffOur to one.
In rirht good earpes, soon begun;
Tina, uill not DO" !, is unlueky;
IAN right" huzza for Old Kentucky,
Then 60 it, boys, &c,
Ola Peu.I.su. seated in bis hack.
lust thought he'd come IL owe, lack.
Raise Gag and step The ratte.
While be u collect the scaiter'd battle.
Then 60 it, boys, &c.
His Aid 10 Old Zack swiftly nan.
And the old story then begin.
When Grin. OLD lacks respects did tender,
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER,
Is PuBLIsHED WEEKLY
BY DENNIS HEART.

Terms.-Threc Dollars year, OF Two Dol
lars and Fifty Cents if paid in advance. Clubs
OF five subscribers who make tile payments strict
" in advance, will be furnished al Two Dollars
year each.
No paper will lie discontinued until al arreara
ges are paid, unless at the option Of tie publisher.
Hereafter no paper will he sent to new sub
scribcr out OF this state unless payment is made in
advance, or some person in the state viii become
responsible 10 the editor - and IN no case will tho
paper he sen, TO subscriber OUT Of the state for
more than two years without payment.
AnyERTIsEMESTs not exceeding sixteen lines,
one dollar for the first, and twenty FIVE cents for
each subsequent insertion; longer ones in pro.
portion. Court Advertisements twenty five per
cent. higher. A deduction of one.third will IL
made 10 advertisers BY the year. a
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More New Goods,


CHEAPER THAN EVER, consisting 81
ElLEACHED and UnhIesched ShhtingS
40 White canlbzics. Checked csmbfies, and
Paper cambrieS
silk warp Alpaca; Russis Diaper
Callicos. large assortment, very pretty and
ehesp; Black callicoS
Fancy cssimeres; Black MeIino CassimeFes;
Silk Serge; English Cotton Stockings;
Coat Buttons Twist; Long Mhalehones;
Pine bound Psalm and Hymn Books
Note Paper, Envelopes. Motto Waters. s'eri
Pens. &c.
Best SALAD OIL.
For Preserving. We have a full LOT Of STONE
JARS: I hid. good Brown SUGAR. barrels
sStuart's Steam-R Refined SUGAR.
We have on hand Straw Mating, one. and
one and quarter yard wide, very cheap;
Z hhds good Moissses;
SweeJes Iron. different sizes, some very small,
one quarter Of an inch square;
Fine Ivory handle Knives ond Forks, and
carvers
Bricks for cleaning knives; and many other
articles. Please call and see them.
LONG, WEBB, d co.
MAY 80. ..~ 81
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NOTICE.

~ T. subscriber still continues his business,
IL and has now on hand for sale,
Flor, Meal. Bacon. Lard. Herrings.
Molasses, Earhenware,. c andes, Segars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco,
Best French Brandy,
Peach and Apple Brandy.
Best Rectified Whiskey. Common DO,
and WINS.
All Of the above articles The subscriber will sell
according to quslity.) as low for cash as they
can be bought in Hillsborough or elsewhere.
4. FORREST.
June IS. 36-4w
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Advertising Rates for The llillslOrereh HsssIttr

One dollar per square &c lincs) for the first
insertion, and IS cents for earh continuance. Ie-
auctions made in favor Of standing advertisements
as follows; #s@*
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-07-26
AGENCY I'M RALEIGH,

A S the Bank of Cape Fear has discontinued
= its Agency in Hisborough ard transferred
the business TO Raleigh the subscriber viii attend
TO the Renewal of Notes, and other Bank Bust
ness, for the citizens Of Orange, and others who
NAV desire it, for the usual compensation. The
Officers ofihe Bank will decline attending to bu-
siness Of this kind.
LEOPOLD T.. HEARIT.
Raleigh. May !. 3D.
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Rnlleiin No. 2.

FwxHE Srs-f - e lsET ~ - laag Hs2szsasE
A a q wss,v naIls Il de Nrs. lie SMssAEn
..,,.us go Z kn5w - hGzn3ss ~ EisnE Alsh-
= al kislsr, earIied disnsy . ll.x inhll-l.il1
nevrAsras Nens okAiged 70 Heu0Ns AleH Eares iiaAl
-. y;xrrss si3es . rrnoleF Faaness tz1ahEs Nsfs
compeIlsS . 6rs<rt lleiE 1wsihnsss - 20 -
60 nee severely Ehan lang0Rge csn 6rseiat<.
H. uubiic sutknrities mrse cailcc % . Acaisis'
.rr "a ara counsel II sh0ss. gEtaa Puhas c.
lsmiiy kad oocrIed. -..-..- "a "a, -,
Wen Hould i he II ths I'D cansrqasnees = shs
eaod Ia crAsea Nhen dc EasfFs saasadxd Dol
nol ar The rrtirilg wzses IN sssa silusiai O.
r.sstes- wkich n q iex mokths srsT giss oui
~. delrtcrious niAaan Nlich Iso6aces halio1s
5ieases.
What SAVE lie cclehraied DE. FeEguson @ ms
ua;uif Answer: = IL nasfst II tslsaas dsssHst-
ssuf kos ifs principal s0urrs IN kulf ord a-eF-
ssrs m rfrxrs.s All history ard sApeEsRnce psoAes
shis theorv. VIXEN ia british aTuly snrsmTed
an he plains a. Eslsemaiura. Il tine Ahsn ne
river Guadians hsd becOme dry silef nood, ne
kiTTExT and ISTKHsITTEsT fEssFs Fsseo =
mong lie troops with sueh destructive nlasasnis
! Thai they came nigh bring eAiiEpaied.
Tar GnAKFISsEns COsFlsr, thereloIs, ear
nesily call the attention 81 he entire Wei .
their n,osi extraordinary end celshssed striss q
ASrI-BIuors MEpisISEs. In every iocsliiy
where shere Is The slightest tendency % any ioim
J Of FKvEa. FKvER Asp AeuE, Drsb ASrE, and
lhs like, the inhabitants should a o0oe send %
The General Agent q The disllici and have Gras-
fenisTg Depot established near them. MeEe Ihis
done. and The GRAEFENBERG YEGETA.
BILE PILLS snd HEALTH BfTTERs used
according 20 directions, there would Be no ieaT o.
bilious DISEASES.
So important are the GrssienlsEg Nicdieinss 10
thc peot,le of The West, that the iollsNing steps
should he Immediately lakens-
i Isl. Ereyu neig.ilorIoo.f should hare Gna.f.
snber- D-pof. Bg addysssing fhs Genergi dgtHi
! Of anu district Mis ran b. secured.
81. Females sk0Hid eiab tQgsthu aHs 81 On
imn.sdiafe supply. ..a-
81. EnigTam Soriefies and Ofhtr pkilanikr0.
mir bOfiss Iouh furnish EAem 10 TIE Rtsd.g.
BY such means bilious diseases viii bc eniiFcl.
prevented.
The other Medicines Of the Company are mos
eminently adapted 10 the diseases FOR which they
are recommended. and consist Of The following:
The Graefenberg Eye Lotion,
The ChiIdren's PanaCea,
The Green Mountain Ointment,
The Consumptiye Balm,
The Dyseniery Syrup.
ar The General Agent for North Carolina i
Capt. William Jones, Of l.ouisburg, TO whom sP
plicaiions for agencies may BE- addressed.
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New YoIk, January, 1873.
rs<--The Graeirnlerg Medicines are Tor sal
1 by Long, Webb & Co, HilsboFough
and Alexander Webb s Co, Clover GaFdcn.
March "a. IL
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MitChell's Eve Salve.

-
TIVE concurrent Testimony Of men Of integrity
IL and worth Is the best evidence We can have
Of any fact Of which we have no cognizsnce OUT.
selves. The great advantages possessed hy this
article over every Other, aTc-ils Certainty, Safe
", Conscnience, and Economy. All Physicians
admit that great danger is 10 Be apprhended from
dragging the eve when in infammgd and uE-
heslhy state IN the use Of this salyc this ohjec.
ton is entirely removed. as no harm can possibly
result from its il icing in al cases applied to
the trteRai portions Of the eye thereby avoiding
oil the Inconvenience, pain and danger, v hich nc.
cessaIily attend The introduction Of any rungcnt
article info the eye. Ils activity in subduing in
fammaiion IS 80 great tina, but few cases require
the use Of more than one hottie 10 effect perfect
cure. One Physician remarked TO us, afier having
witnessed lis effects in several instances. tina, !,
vas perfect ere Killer" We might multiply
reasons why this Salye should he preferred sso,c
every thing else IN the treatment Of diseases Of the
eye, but we prefer ], should stand on is own me.
rits. All we ask is that its virtues he thoroughly
tested and that the directions he strictly followed.
ID. MITCHELL.
Perry, Wyoming Co. NJ Y
For sale at this Office.
March IL. 81
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Enoe Mountain Mills.

1ENHE subscriber would take this method of in
IL forming his friends and tue public generally,
that be is now fully prepared for Carding Wool,
and hopes, by strict attention 10 business. to me-
nit continuance of the custom which has hereto
fore been bestowed on him.
Prices for carding. 6I cents per pound Of rolls,
mixing 10 cents. Bring the wool early in the
season, well washed and picked, with one pound
Of grease 10 twelve of wool, aud you shall have
good rolls. z@ - 49,
A supply Of WOOL rolls kept constantly on hand
for sale. ~s.a..s-* a- -s .-
Also 1000 pounds of good Bacon, Corn, Flour
and Wheat Bran. eas .a @.s ~
also continue 70 keep an assortment Of Goods
such as are usually kept in Country Store; al
of which will be sold cheap for cash, or on shor
credit TO punctual customers.
All marketable produce taken in exchange 70
Goods Or Carding. -....-
ALEX. DICKSON.
May 26. 32-3u
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LONG. WEBB, & co.

DEsPEcTFULLY announce % lhsir friends
~ and The public, that they are still II their
% sand. resay 10 wait On Al HhO nlsy giss
thsm q esii.
Thsy kssr constantly on hand = fuIl sndsOn'
Plsls siOCk q
DRY. GccSSa
Of sssry description suitable Cor the seasOn; also
Hardware.
Groceries,
Drugs.
Medicines.
u-- Dye Stuff,
Carriage Trimmings. Sc.
Ladies and Gentlemen will DO themselves and
Us justice BY looking al our stock before making
their purchases.
Country Produce & Country Clo'h
taken in exchange for Goods.
May 3. ss-
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NAV 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30
4 WnnntN HORSE

fte Unnn is b-cpning historical 1t gives US CHI ID
fer ln Us Inurslay issue, from the annals Of Tr,y
The woudrn hurs-, filed with armed men, entering III,
ihe walls Of the deceived ely, and disgorgng its armed
h"rdes upon the unsuspsctng Inhabitants is the theme
OF The 8 mons ncubraturs
When p'li-ical urnal deals very largely in his
mryPeople suspect that ii either for the pup OF
displaying is ka'wieige to astonished community Of
70 FINN the disagTeea5e realities Of the pres-n,
Iaio the sly regions Of the past where m harsh and
grating eee.9a retaras can disturb its calm commun-
ION with the spirits If the mighty dead As ihes- Mon y
TO do it jas ice, is'nt given the peian ~ s. common
-tnpreeuaers adoptn the latter alternative
and conclude that IS taking refuge in antiquity from
the PenHsy vania and Florida eecons
BH what dos tile reader suppose is the Uaions a.
phcaon Of It's leaf Of history2Nhy that "Old Whiteyo
i he ''Wooden Horse, and that the Whigs are con-
ceaed In ms bowels, ready to step soon as the
horse enters the CITY. But the Union when it begins
such an analogy should carry it ont ard remember that
The wGdea horse did get in, and that the Trins had
to rake ineJnneny TO their heels, example which
tie Democracy wiI not Be slow initiate the 7th Of
y vetHoeT.
There is some diff renee between our cold Whitley"
The Union contempu uy calls tie ra;T0t:ero Of the
Ri Grau1e, and the horse Of the Greeks. The latter if
lit ever existed out Of puerto Imagination fabricated
and presented by known and undeuied enemy Of Troy
The former is old American war horse, who has inst
carried the country, Polk. Dallas, Wings, Democrats
and al thr UGH succession Of the boOdiest and
GLORIOUS bae-fieds ofthe world. The country has tried
lis fidelity aud knows him To be a friend who be
trusted within as well as without the walls OF the
city.
Can as much be said Of Cas- p? We will not call him
wooden horse dumb ne is upon all que sti1ns pro-
lsed To him since his romnatlon, Nor VIII we charge
him with carrying any tAipg extras in his bowels
which. by the way he has idea of disgorgng, either
IN the city out Of if. Bal let Gen. Cass present
strong claims upon the gratitude and confidence of his
country as Gen. Taylor, Before his advocates augur
danger andlru to he Republic from old Zl-hs elec
tIon-Rch Rcglb
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-10-30

On Friday night list, the Loco Focos Of Washington
having found that something more than common was ne
cessary the dropping spirits Of their friends crush
ed beneath tile weight Of Their late overwhelming defeat
u Pennsylvania, held meeting and brought out The
very heaviest piece farery they could find, in The
person Of the Hon James Buchanan, Secretary Of Stae
Of whose effort on the occasion the Washington Union
speaks III the following complimentary terms:
Mr. BUCHANAYs SPEECH We rejlice that MIR.
Buchanan forward to- commune with his
trymen. His eloquent speech il this mornings Unlon
gives Us the strongest assurance thai PennsJ yanla will
redeem itself As one Of orr correspondents says TO-
at calculated 10 make the heart of Pennsy vana
beat with prideto bear The bigh eulogium which was
pronounced upon the Keystone By other brightest
sons"
How well the remarks Of Mr. B. deserved this high
eu0g um, leave The reader Judge alter he shall have
read the following extract
ellie Wing party, al the present moment, calculate
upon carrying Pennsylvania by division in the demo-
cratic party regard to the question If slavery our
new territories. In this expectation, am cunvlnced
they Will be Disappointed. Democrats viii never aban-
1n their principles and The candidates of their parry upon
question merely transient its nature and ctich no
matter t0c nlty be decided By Congress, can ner1
produce any practical result Can never point Of TACT
Introduce slavery either into California or New Mexico.
For my own part. more Than year ago, in publish
ed lelleT i, Berks county Strongly Recommended the
settlement Of this question on The ancient basis Of e
Missouri Compromise. believed then that this would
best promote the peace and harmony of the Union; and
have STAGE seen no cause to change my opinion ~
though stlil prefer This compromise yet lshoud nol on
ec 10 the compromse which was repaired by Mr.: Gay
ton, and passed the Senate, lis last sson leaving
Tie whole subject nf slavery il the new err!ioTes' 80
longas hty may remain territories, to De decided -
qursiign VI constitutional law by a, orPnne Coaf' 7
the United Sates l I .g .....
haze said that this question is A. IL nature 'Ga'ssH''