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Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

ly@iag, Nor 90.
Mr Harris prcsicd the petition Of
sundry citizen OF Francis, Pom,e,I
aud Crlltendeu couirs praying the es.
iablshment OF nt county Referred
to the committee osountics aud county
lines
Mr Smith from committee on lu.
tenal lmproremeu.Poned a resolution
lnsiructIng our coros~lOnal delegation
to u.c their cxcriio.o induce Congress
to donate to our Sc, the Hot Springs
aud the four seclionot land connected
with the same Tor poses oIcducaIou.
The resolution wasRd a lsl time aud
ordered to a ID reatg on tomorrow
Mr. Smith, on lee, introduced blll
to be entitled an A for contingent fund
and Executive SaIk which was read
twice and ordered a third reading on
tomorrow.
Mr. Maddux oned resolution IN.
struclng the Comntee on Internal I'm
proyement to rcpor9l the eXpedlcncy OF
an appropriation tdnake a road from
Missouri uia Ycllyib Lebanon, Clinton,
to Little Rock A,pted,
Mr. Thompson iloduoed a bill in re-
latlon to attochmcs issued from Jus
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
NoIicc.

I WILL oiTsfai public auction. Al The issItsna,
| Of Jane. q. Edwards. on 'he a0la in.,, III.
following articles, 10 wit
oae light one.hone nugsy and hafnfss, ous
Mule; one Eirln,day Clock. one Dung 1iihe
Table War; one Rifle Gun; enc Silver Ntle.
one Saddle, sc
HELEN A n. EnWAIns.
Adm'r Of . Easatdi, d.,2
sept llIh. isls.i0
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
TO THE PLANTERS or AR
hlNSAS AND TENlS.

TuE updrtgncd have convenient WARE
HOUSES. al the foo; OF lhr Ral, aud 90"
prepared 10 store COTTON Of 20 cents per
bale, ana other articles al los ulrs
The Ran has lrru removed b.lly, HnI the uly-
lg4lon hceu nude good 10 llt Coohuii's lariu.
aud The distance 10 haul, mlch sHurlrnrd, 'o ibal
the charges, .aXttrt 10 high wnrr' will not rS
coed those ui la'i season, Notwithstanding the
large addition of Ran by the spring irashct,. We
wNI pas particular attention lo tNrhusu's-. und
10 ihr interest col shpp.r. and will hrtpn bach
10 convey passrug'w run on' L'DliUc 10 ibr
other. so that uo detention, lo5 want oI this coB-
rtyauer. may iu uuc be- anticipated TIP
Freight consigned 90 a-, wiIl BE- promptly forward.
ed, aud the best contracts 'po.shIrl mutr, for
getting goods through, OF cheap rt,s
COG tkRELL u WILLIAMS.
Carolina. La, Nog. -. lsis 5l-2m
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
BOARDING MOUSE.

'TliE uud'fsgnrd having purchased the Horse
nov OCCUPIED by Col hay. 40 % puynis Balfi.
,ng lloutc, llkos this Inrihot of informing Ia.
friend, and Tie public generally. that on OF aboa,
the tirt Of January next. he will reopen lie
same a. private Boarding House, .or the accom.
modaton al those who may be pleased 10 fiNorhi
with their patronage. The house BE- conveniently
looa1tl, and the undersigned pledges himself 10
pay every attention to the comfort VI DO. patrons
Terms moderate.
7. NJ FLEMING
November 90, ISIS. aU-lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
MEDICAL NOTICE.

mrs. WILLIAMS n BURr, having asaooia.
~ lrd lhrasel,,- lh luc pracIcr "i Mrdir.ue'
r.p-ciu.ly tender ticir pjoIcv onal SERVICES To
llr public
Ohicr, al their Drug Store, where they will
krp eonstaalIy on hand, grurfal a,sgHment oi
Igii Duss sud Nedone,
Washington, December g. lsis. 5l-1
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
STiTE or ARKANSAS. T.
COUNTY or SEWER, ''s''

Clerks eil5e af the Circuit Couri Of THE esHnIF Of
Sever, aforesaid, na III, Chaucerv SIDE Thereof.
in the Fanat.pn ui said Court, November liz
2lIhi !. y. ISIS
Matilda Gfssnsoad by her next It..
insad, llau0ll Bagus, ''"F4a'haas
,Peiii.oa for Divorce
Iapaih Greenwood defendant,
frllls DAY, camr the said petitioner. by Rudy.
her saaeilot. aud frd lrr p-iiiIan IN is
eaasa, pfaAiug obr divorced from lhs h8nds #
faalHmauy sulH.,iing hrlwrrn herself aud saIH
defendant. and il appearing from the afilaft af
tie pHiinner that ssid defendant J, a non resident
ul liz siaie=-ll ordered that Publication hs
madf, notifying the defendant Of the peudaarY af
thIs zai, aud unless b. b, aud appear hy himself
ar lttafaey on or br'ofe the third dly of tie He.i
trm Of lhs couIi, ai q court 90 b. holden ai lIe
Court House, Ia the town of ramrlIia, iu the
county Of Sewer, aud Stale of Afkinsas, On the
third Monday of January next. lsi9, aud answer
the petition Of the said petitioner, The slris will
be- taken as confessed, and a decree entered o..
coringly aud that lh. order be- pub ish,d ~ ID,
Washington Telegraph, for two weeks, on two
sdrrrssiyc weekly insertions, the lost to b. ai
least tWo weeks b,iore the next term Of ili, roufi
grslci l. y HOLMAN, Cltk.
4 true copy from The record.
IN HOLMAN, Clsik.
November %, lsis. JO-2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
PROSPECTUS FOR THE
CHOCTAF TELEGRAPH ."

4 Weekly Jgaraal, q b. psLils!sd ia Dsatrgl.
CAociap Nation.
VilE undsfagued proposes 10 commence. Al.
L SOON o. Hist LsHdfe9 Subscribers ean BE- Oh.
,ainsdi Meckly Paprr under The above lIile. Il
BE- devoted 10 tie advocacy aud dis.smInsiiop q.
Morality, Education. Agriculture and Gspe,,l
lnteilglace-0ne half IN the Choeiaw, ana Nm,
other in Tie English language. Our ,hept win
BE-, as the Publisher dosigns, a Family N.w,ra
pet, ,aeulral ia Religion aad Polnies,j 10 wine,
end, iaif proportion oi Il. columns will b. an.
pfopnticd 10 tie publicnlion Of original and o..
iecied Tales, Sketches, Esays, &c, Of literary
aud moral character
In issuing this Prospectus, we ure aware OF fla,
expense aad unpfolrahlrness Of such am ent,,
Pnse-aud notliing bui the great need Of a period.
cal, ~ medium Tor disseminating knowledy..
has induced The subscriber 10 undertake ia pa,,
iiealon! aware, too OF the ardloas duty and te.
sPousblty drSo.'iag upon the conduclof Of a tub.
Joe Jourual-we cordially invite tho M.sionatc,
Of The Na'ion-ihcrrty, extending the isoi.r.
Tor their use.ulnssslJr their contributions. Ia aid
OF IL publication, aud those Ia the Siatrs. y 10 are
dssITous Of seeing our people adyange IN ci.iia..
ton lnd knoHlcdgc. ivr their appr,sa,iul aai
patronage.
The Agricultural department Of the "Tr.
GaAri,' Mil receive particular attention.
The latest News, both forcga and Domestic
viii continue to b. made up 10 the latest hour Of
publication. foil and correct account Of tho
Markets, Will also BE- iound 10 is columna
TERMS
The "TrLrsHiFu' viii b. furnished 10 sub.
sc,iber, at Thts D8'isfs ia adranes, or within
three months allrf ih7 reception Of the fret NUN.
ber' Three Donn and Hall, Si.hn iiS months,
and -Four DUi.su ai The cnd Of the year
Notes Oh amy Of The specie paying Banks, viii
BE- received In payment, uHd ali femillances, may
be mnde al ouT Hrk
The " 'iELEoRAHi" wit te carefully directed aid
mailed every Thursday morning..
AN L'lirrs on business with the Office. should
BE- addressed to D. g. BALL, Doaksriiis, Choeia 70
Nation, ior Pam.
D. FOLSOM. Editor
" Those receiving this. will pleafe act ns
Agents. And Newspapers will con.-r a feopro,a
favor by giving the above Prospectus few inscr.
lions
Doakv..le, September 70. isls
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Notice.

I WILL sell my cotton plantation aitnata In
l the county Of Lafayette, west SIDE Of Red Riy.
e., together with one hundred acelualsd slaves.
The stock Of every denomination. eanilsline af
mnlss, horses cattle, sheep aud hdes. farming
utensils, household aud kitchen furniture. 4
credit Of one 10 ten yean may be stlzeled, Sph
interest ffum date.
WILLIAM wYNg
Ansnst eld lstp-9f
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
NOTICE.

DEIf KNOWN, that Lrtlers Teslamenlafy
ID have hern granted To me, on the eslate of
John Paxton, deceased, late Of the county Of
se,ier, the same having been granted hy the
Probate Court Of said couniy,l aud all persons
having elami against said estate are required 10
EXHIBIT them 10 me-, property authenticated, within
one yraf from the date Of said lattrn, winch
heaf date an the 3l.l day ol October. ls4s. or
they may ha pfecudrd from any hrneii iu the
estate aud il leh claims br not exhibited RilHn
lEa yeafs nom the date Of sad Letters they shall
be iofeyef bllfsd aud pfccludsd from any beneiii
in said estate,
JESSE ". c. PAXTON.
fAHteiifft, Sewer county, Ark,
October ll,l, 4. d ISIS 5n#GW
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
NO TICE.

| ErTLRS of Administration dc b1Ris no0,
IL having been granted to lhr undersigned, un-
der date OF "a ui October, b, the Clerk, IN yacd.
lon, aud confirmed hy lhe Probate Court, ui i-
regular tenn, ~ November lust upon the estate
oI Jacob liulzirj, d,crusrd, ull prrons lndrHod
lo said r'tut,, dtc respectfully rsqlrlrd 10 make
payment. or elD sn.l wIO certainly be-
instituted Tor it is high tur that the aimli,ira-
tlon OF this estate was completed
WILEY +. CRYER,
AdmmImtordc de boni5 uon
Lafayette county, Dscrmbtr2, A D. ISIS.
Dec o., ISIS. Jl-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Thinner WarllesI.

NE wish TO employ good Timer; ona Rlo
w can come well recommended IS a aoal
workman, viii Gni constant employment andlh
efal wsges, Il application IS made sa8a.
BLOCK BROTHER & Co
Fulton, Sept. %, lsss.i2
We would sell, on accommodating terms, a
good sel Of Tuners tools, with good supply al
stock Of all kinks. u D. co
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

i TN ~ - IVA q Ci'' ~ 4 ANts'
GouNTY OF llElrsrrAD, set,
NOTICE is hereby given, that at the October
y term, \, D lsls, Of the Hampstead Court
Of Prahalei Arkansas, the following Admtnslra.
tors accounts current, were filed in said Court, for
confirmation, at the next January term thereon
VIZ:
Joel " Hannah, administrator of the estate Of
D, ]. llauIs.
loe D Conway, administrator of the eslale of
Jamps Alien
William II Euer, administrator of the estate
of Wm. IL Blwen
Eptflim Mlfek, administrator Of the estate
Of William Hickman,
Nancy Stevenson, almnistratrS Of the rslair
OF l0hn Stevenson
Juanna I Garrnglon, administrative of the
estate Of K Garringlon.
Therefore. all persons interested in the settle,
nenl Of any Of such estates, are hereby required
Ia cum forward and ilc exceptions to such ae.
epunls, Il any they have, on or before the sseuad
day Vi the neat term OF the Court OF Probate for
the county oi llempstSad, to be holden al the
Gaufi House, in the county Aforesaid, On tie
seeond Monday ii Jaugary, A, ID. ls19, OF they
will b. forever barred from excepting 10 such &c.
counts, or any Item thereof
fesiei ST SANDERS, Clerk
November %, lsis 51=iW
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

l verdict of llrac thousand dollars was
awarded 10 May Walker last week.
againsf The Buffalo aud Niagara Fall.
RHilfaaal IN consequence OF her husband
beiug killFl on uat road, by an accident
al Black Rask Dim in the year lsI7.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
WASHINGTON MALE AND
FEMALE SEMINARY.

'kNllls Trustees OF tlI' Institution. th-r pleasure
Il iu mn1u1c.ugt' Tho public, that ihr *.
crrfc, of Che Male department were commenced
90 ih1 2ld u't under the charge VI the Rry. u.
&, ruwI,rT as Superintendent.
The c1ur.r of study bas been divided 10 three
cia.,rs. al the n.'oulng prices Prf session Of Eve
mou.bss
lor ibr Primary CH", SIP 90
Fof tli" Srroud CiH, rrihncing
Reading, Mnllng, Gcolnpay,
Arlhmclic, ll.lor, Euglsh
Grammar, &C., i6 90
Tor the Thd Glass, embracing
Language, Mathematics, BE, 90 0u
and fee of so cfnis rom zach pupil fif vupd,
during The wiatrf ssssiou.
One fourth uf he tuition 'srs OF elch STUDENT
will b. required iu adynrce, and ,hs res due Nc The
end Of tha srsson; and II a hoped that plruir
and guardians wi. be- prompt M theif payments,
as The success. Of the institution depends much on
the observance Of tins requs.lion
By order Of the Board
JOHN y. TRINBLE, Trsaursr
Warhugicn. November lsi' 46-lw
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Cn- Ll.enrna. OrInLrL laIh. Ia

4 'IliS is 10 crruly, that ASA THOMPSON,
rs no agent Of uur uu Shop. NIp,p"rs m
which hc may have advertised himself us surh
will discontinue him, mud all persons with whom
he may have made any arrangements, will con-
sdei such arrangements null aud void
GILNER g. COLLINS.
October S, lsis 4i-f
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
.NRTECE.

V'tlE partnership heretofore existing, under The
firm of luurAup . llrnHrr1p, 10 lhe prnc.
ice law. Is mi, day dissolved by muiuti con-
sent All busIurss In an unfinished state. viii r".
ceiye The Joint attention nf both members Of the
late firm, until the same /, finally adjusted and
either onr Of the undersigned are authorized to
make nll settlements, In relation to fees due or
use the lirmf name Ia the liquidation Of oil de-
mands.
THOMAS HUBBARD.
BERNARD T. UEMfSTEAn.
October Is. lsts IS #
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
BLACESMlTH HING.

rsllE undersigned having made arrangements 10
&c remove to Washington, will again s'iab'sh %
B.aokimth shop. audhopcf by q sf.rl attention
TO business, and Biz l1ir prices 10 Obtain lhs rhiran.
uge ofhs old friends mud cusiomen, unj The pub
Iic generally lliHprors wilI be- as i5.'uvs; Tor
,horlug horse all round, $ 25 rloN Irons. 90
ceuls pot pound, uni other work n proportion.
lbase are his cph prices. llr will cunmrnrr
buriura on The frst Of january neat
An apprentice % lrau Blacksmtking, will b.
taken.
r. VI. FLEMING
November 18Th, lsis is-5w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
NO TTCE

TIVE snb'crbrt wishes 10 inform the planters
of upper Red RIVER that br is now pulling
lhe Ra1 o. low hi, BIuiI, and will have il out
BY thr time tile River s'niygibr. IT, BE- erecting
ample Wluhpu.rs and Sheds, where Cotton wiii
b. received protected and utirot to the owners
orlhtr agents orders, ai 90 cents per bale. Up
freight In proportion.
JOHN COCkRELL
October %, lsl-. i5-2w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

'ilE undersigned takes pleasure in announc.
ing 10 the public, that he Will resume his
school Al his residence, Pine Grove.l two miles
east OF Washington on Monday tie lslh da3 y
September, lsis.
Terms per session Of months;
Primary branches, s75n
Higher classes, :. loon
Boarding can be had on moderate terms. in re
spectacle isnilics in the vicinity.
JAMES A. WILL IAMs
September 49, lsis.3g.
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
SALE or NEGROES.

I NlLLsrl to the hghe, bidder. at lhr Couu
| llonsr door, To- he town Of Washington, Arb
on the iir'' day of Jaauafy, 1919, @ numhrr o
SLAVES. belonging 10 the estate o' Samuel Z
Caron, deceased. Terms made known Oh lht
day oi sale.
WILLIAM I HAMILTON,
Administrator n. boHHs HOH, oi the estate
Of Samuel +. Caro ou, decreased.
November 81, lsls 5u-!w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
NOTICE.

TIVE undersigned having retired from The office
of Sheriff OF Lafayette county. hereby notifr.
all persons indebted 10 him TO- fees, NC, that
unless the same orc settled on or before the Gr.t
ol Fcbfuory l-il, hr wIII be ider the necessity,
however dt-ngrrcabIe it may be to him, Of tnfore.
ing payment
A,C. OWEN, late Sheriff
LsHtyi.Ic, November lt. lsis. i6-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
REG ULiR TRADE-FALL III
PORTATIONS. ISIS.

JOSEPH II PALMER take. great pleasure IN
ID stating 10 the city aud country deairts-eam.
nlss.an merchant. who have ortrr to iili-auH
plaal=rs aud iamiIiss, lhal hi. slask af FulsiFn
aud American DRY GOODS hhs never leu as
lafgs aud well assorted as ut ltr pfrssut iims
JOSEPH II PALMER.
5G Gravitr street New Orleans
November -, lsls. sun
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Election News BY Express.

i Ii penons indebted 10 The undersigned, viD
\ please come forward, on or befair abe fast
diy n January lsl1, and make satisfactory M.
rngrmrnls iofihr payment of th"lt Indebtedness
All those failing To DO 30, will hear from me,
Through those that administer the law, aud at their
own expense.
BENJAMIN l. BRITTIN.
Washington, November 7, lsis I7-u
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
Washington Hale and
Female Seminary.

THE Trustees are happy to auuoanes. that the
exercises in the Female department Of this In-
stluion, will be resumed un the 3D. Monday
of September next, under the supervision Of $ l..
SLACK, A. NJ, aided BY competent and experienced
teachers, In every department
They confidently trust that their Efforts 10 es.
iablIsh Female Institute Of superior order. will
be sustained by the liberal patronage al the eem.
munily,
The Faculty will consist Of
$. l., SLACK, A, NJ, President.
Mrs, \ l. Dow, Gogernrss.
Mrs u, J. SLACK, Ornamental dept.
Miss MARY c, SMITH do, dc.
The per session Of 81 weeks, payable half
IN advance, as follows;
luhun, Ss0
French, Spanish, Italian, aud Latin.
each, extra, 10
Drawing aud Painting 10
Ousie-plano, Harp, Guitar, each 30
boarding. everything ineludedl 10
by order Of the Board
II, + PoINDEXTER. Pfs.t
5, T. SANDERS, Sec,
Washington, Aug %, ls4s.tf
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
TO PLANTERS.

THE undersigned will make liberal Cash udyan.
| cr. on Cotton shipped to our ffieads IN New
Orleans
10 conform somewhat 10 the present prices Of
tho article, our charges the coming season Tor slef.
ing and shipping cotton. hnih at Camden and at
our shed at " "woodwardb Ferry" will be ~.
teen Cents per baIr.
Having erected large and comuodious Wurs'
house 10 addition to our present one, we oonsecf
thot for down aud up freight towing 10 Tie loraoul
,herei. less fisk by Gre than nt any other wafe-
house in town l. HILL h 60
Cana,n. Oct %, lsia ~ 6w
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

I TIs|IIII II y y" y" I7TT0 ~ :"
t!liy >ruAiuImi rlcglm,iud the yl,
i,. judge ol tns >uiuma Cuur
Iursduy next
NJ roiudrNirr from, joint select
miyer reported a bail laAc the bel
the pgppla o. Tgirrrurgu UaIIug O.
vcnuon ipguaBa cine clsuWJIu /
and onjylcI To- q sccuu reading on
day
\ rc,oiuliou was abplcd asking
Geurml t,B,rmuvHi donate ihe
Spnug- 20 Ihr STATE lhu psWO
Education,
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06

Mr. Higgins odcrcd resolution for
the Committee on Banks 10 enquire into
the cxpcdlcnry OF selling all the property
Of the Real Estate and State Banks and
apply the proceeds to the payment Of
State Bonds.
A resolution offered by Mr. Smith was
adopted calling on the Governor to fur.
msh all the information IN his office rcla-
tive to the leasing OF the Salt Springs,
aud the disposition OF the funds arising
thereirom, &c, Adopted.
Mr. Featherson gave notice that he
would at some future day introduce bill
to remove the seat Of Government of this
State to Hot Springs
Washington telegraph., 1848-12-06
SCHOOL.

Novelnber Is. lsls
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be extended over that Territory. This motion
was rejected by a vote Of lI4tos8. From ths
Free States, ELEVEN LOcoFooos, and not one
Wig, voted for sIukiugoug Of the Slave States,
Two Wings, aud not one Loeefoeo, voted against
striking out. Here, the entire Wig deiega.
hoH from he North, aud tUo Wigs Of fhe
South, uOied in faror Of Free Territory, whilst
e'eUeH Locofooos Of the North, and ererg one Of
he South, voted against il. Who, in this case,
are the dough. facssl and who the friends Of
Free Tcrriloryl
And yet again; In the Senate, whilst the rati.
fculion Of the Treaty with Mexico was pending,
Mr. Baldwin, Wing Senator from Connecticut,
made a motion to incorporate the Wlmol Pro.
yiso, in the Treaty, and thus prohibit, in all the
territory acquiredby the Treaty, the introduction
OF Slavery. The proposition was lost BY vote
Of l5 to 50. The yeas and nays stand as fol.
lows:
YEAs-Alheron, Dix, Nilos-lhree Northern
Democrats.
Baldwin, Clarke, Coiwin, Davis Of Massachu-
sers' Dayton. Greene, Miller, Phelps, Upham,
ilale-nne Northern Wings, and one lndcpen-
dent, elected by the Wings. and
Clayton aud Spruance, Two Southern Wings
total Is.
NAYs-Ashley, AIchison, Bagby, Benton, But.
Ter, Calhoun, Davis OF Mississippi, Downes,
toote, Hunter, Johnson Of Georgia, Lewis, Ma.
son, Rusk, Sewer, Turnoy, and YuIee-l7
Southern Democrats.
Bell, Badger, Berrien, Cruenden, Johnson oil
Louisiana, Johnson of Maryland, Maugum,
Pearce, and Underwood-9 Southern Wings.
Allen, Bradbury, Breese, Bright, Cameron
CaSS, Dickinson, Douglas, Felch, Hannegan
Moore, Sturgeon--l2 Northern Democrats.
Northern Whigs--NoNE!
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The wiley friends Of that cunning man. Mr.
Vau Bureu, attended the Convention for the ex-
press purpose, Of having him nom.naicd-of
keeping al others or the track, and thIs con.
iTmiug, and as far as possible strengthening ,hc
Barnbumcrs nomination. The election Of Van
Buren,, was the object Of their boiling from the
Syracuse aud Baltimore Conventions; and lhey
would have boltcd again, rather Than aid in pIa.
cling "auolhor Richmon in the field" What
will the wings, the disappointed aud dsa1scled
wings do, who participated in or favored this
COnvcnlionl They will strive, Of course 10 Sc.
cure the election Of members Of Congress Op.
posed TO the extension Of Slavery. They need
not quiz the whig ranks for that purpose. Sup
pose we succeed in eIecling a Congress that
will pass an act to prohibit slavery in the Ter.
riIories, what part will the president have to
play! Ii Mr.. Cass be elected The Bill will be
UetOed. lf Mr.. Van Buren,, it can ONLY be
sauclioned,- with Gen. Taylor the same
end will be attained, with the assurance that all
other Wing measures passed by Congress, will
also be sanctioned. Thon, whilst the only good
they could attain in Mr.. Van Buren, is equally
secure with Gen. Taylor, the many evils, Free
Trade, Sub-Treasury, Executive prescription,
usurpation, the despolic use Of the Veto, which
would follow the election Of Van Buren, or Cass,
as certainly as the night succeeds the day, will
all be avoided and prevented by the election Of
Gen. Taylor. Beyond MIR. Van Buren's prom.
ise Of Free Territory, they have nothing 10
hope for in him or Cass; all else is involved in
imPenetrable, Porlentous gloom, or certain evil.
With General Taylor they have an assurance
that should satisfy the honest Of all parties-lhot
promises the lulflment Of every patriotic aspi.
ration, every republican desire, to wit: THE WILL
OF THE PEOPLE as EXPRESSED THROUGH THEIR REF.
REsENTATIvEs WILL BE RESPECTED AND CARRIED
OUT BY THE EXECUTIVE. We are unwilling TO be.
lieve that there is a true Wing throughout the
land who abandon his principles, and aid a dis
appointed faction of LocolocOs in rcganing
their political ascendency.
"Fools indeed drop the man in their account
"And vote the mantle into majesty"
But Wings will not desert m honest Republican
for political lrickster. They will not scatter
their cherished principles to the winds,
"Llke rubbish from disPloding engines thrown
They will not forsake their political fraternity,
"hy to foreigners, to foes"
and, "with open arms their enemies embrace.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-08-18

Announcements.

Mn. Er,Tog Please announce the name 81
Gen. T.. Il. ECKLEI, of Carroll Co., as a
suitable person TO represent ,hc l7,h Congress
ora, district Of Ohio DO Congress. subject 90 the
decision yf the Whig district Convention, aud
obags MANY Vines OF CARROLL.
We ere requested q announce JOSEPH p
VANCE, L-4 u, Cy.uU.blaug county, s- ast,,aU.'
Wing candidate lor Congress al the ensuing e.sl-
ton.
We are requested 90 announce Dr. WILLIAM
FARMER, of Salua-giHe. as suitable Wing e4u-
liaate Tor Olgre-s a. Jhc ensuing election.
We ere requested % announce b. " SNCD-
GRASS, of CollMJiaua county, Is suitable Wing
candidate Tor OHgress al the ensuing election.
Ng. ElTIE Please announce tue name o.
MATTHEW ROBERTS. OF Jefferson couH. y. u-
a .u!tabie person 10 represent the 18th Congress
sOnal District OF Ohio, IN t4c next Congress- cub
ject 10 the decision OF the Wing district convention
and oUH-e MAsF NoTEl,.
ME. EulTJE: Please announce Toe name %.
JAMES MASON, Of Co.umbiaua county, as a
suitable person to represent the 18th Con.ress,uu-
al district Of Ohio IN the next Congress, .g1lec.
TO the decision ol the Wing district convention
and ob.ge MasY WH.ss.