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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-02
New York.

The last Albany Argus mentions several evidences of
the enthusiasm Of the democratic party in the Empire
State. Among these, was the meeting in Ulster county,
OF Saturday last TO respond to the nomination of Cass
and Butler "More than 1900 of The sturdy and inte
gent farmers of the county were in attendance The
place of meeting a small village, situated in the val
ley of the Waikiki in the southern part of the county,
the base of the Shawangunk mountains and, although
the day lowering and stormy, delegations appeared
from the mountains, and from the distant parts OF
the county Among others, delegation, with
several our.horse teams and full band of music was
in attendance from Kingston-a distance of twenty five
miles from the place of meeting We assured by
witness that enthusiastic gathering never
assembled among the hills of Ulster"
Again, in the river counties. The Argus says
'TmE RIVER coUNrIEs.-We have received most crafty
lag intelligence from the counties of Wescheser, Rock
land, Putnam, Ulster, and Duchess The Cass and Butler
democrats actively engaged in the and prepa-
ratons being made for public meetings and thorough
organization throughout those localities We shall expect
10 hear good reports from them in November The democ
racy longer deceived by the misre of
,he abolition boilers. The nomination of Adams, the
ticket with Van Bnren, and the adoption by the latter of
the Massachusetts, wing platform, has opened the eyes
those who have heretofore been med and hundreds who
have been holding back, cone out warmly for Cass
and Butler. We perceive, also, that Alexander Wells
the neighboring counties.
"THE WESTERN CoUNrIEs.-Thc admirable spirit which
pervadcs the democracy OF the western OF the State,
will be apparent from the cheering demonstrations which
he recent events have brought in counties in
hat quarter The rousing meeting at Wcthersfed in Wyo
ming county-an of which publish to- days
among the many proofs which have come to knowl-
"dgc, of the high which anmates the democracy
hat section of the State Oar democratic friends in other
locations may be assured hat the democracy of the
ern section will do their whole duty in the approaching
contest and that if the spirit and activity exists
elsewhere rife in that quarter the ides OF Nevemb
will tell story for Cass and Butler which will cheer the
hearts of the democracy of the State and Union"
Courage, democrats long pull. and strong pull,
and pull altogether and you may yet succeed in carry
ing the Empire State. Let not the Albany Atlas deceive
itself There are still more indomitabe spirits in the
democratic party than these Vanburners boast Of Cour-
age You have good cause, and the sympathy of the
great republican party everywhere, to cheer your eff
lorts and grid you TO the contest.
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BY H. CS g. r. DYER, .auc,soneers.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT
IL AUCTION.-On Tuesday morning next, the 9th OF
September, at ID o'clock shall sell the residence OF
Mr. Cochran street, between 18th and l4h streets,
her household and kitchen furniture, embracing large
and general assortment Amongst which cnumerae
follows, viz
Mahogany hair-seat sofas and lounges.
Do do chair. and rockers
Do sideboard
DO dining, card, and tea tables
do centre and pier tables
Large gilt frame pier glasses.
Moreen and muslin window curtains.
Mahogany dressing and plain bureaus
Do and maple wardrobes, mahogany washstnnds.
Best feather beds, hair and shuck mattresses
Mahogany and maple high and French,prop. bedsteads
large quantity Of bedding consisting of linen and CO.,
ton sheets, blankets, quilts comforts, &c
Brass androps. siiovels and tongs
Brass wire tenders
China dinner, dessert, and tea sets, glassware
Silver table, dessert, and tea spoons and forks
Set csstos 3py and ingram psrlor chamber, hail. and
step carpets, hearth rugs, oilcloth, DC.
With many other articles deemed necessary to emu
tocfate.
Terms OF sale; All of and under x25, cash +; over
go credit OF two and four months for satisfactorily
endorsed, bearing interest
ED. c. Il G. +. DYER,
Aug. 5l--eoSds Auctioncers.
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WHIas ASHAMED OF ZACHARY TAYLoR.-Some of the wing
editors wriggIng dreadiully under the infection OF
Zachary Tnylos last letter. Published in the Charleston
News Taylor paper in which Taylor says he would have
accepted from tue democrats had they ten.
deed hun The account of the letter first received
by telegraph. and the whglings pronounced it
forgery They could not stand it any way. The New Ha-
Palladium is zeaons In calling it forgery. But the
ChahestoA News paper that supports Zachary Tavor
contains tue letter, and tho forgery spoiled We do
blame the whiges from squirting at such mn in
Fiction. 1t is killing TO them.-Hafford Times
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lust RECEIVED, and for sale low

lust RECEIVED, and for sale low
y very superior lot OF genuine Smithed cured hams,
of my selection, and which recommend in The
highest terms.
Also barrel OF Chas Harrss superior wine biscuits
cask of prime white brandy suitable for preserves
choice selection of old brandes, Wines gins, and whis-
keys, OF very superior quality
large and general of sugars loaf crushed
and brown together with large addition my stock OF
groceries, including all the leading articles usually kept
store. For sale by JOHN j. JOYCE,
corner of and 18th
Aug. 3D-eo7t Intel
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LWh NHNT'-The upper dwelling part of that large
building, situated at the corner of
Pennsylvania avenne and the Of Shuster Co
and Msssrs Hall Brother at present oSDuped by Mrs
Mccormick asa boarding The con twen
~ god roons (a but three fronting 7th and the
avsnus) k,ichen snd cellar. with large and
ward arached-u in good repair The comfort and con-
venehce OF the house. tho valuable and location
. the low rent, make it OF the desirable board
w houses had In the city Possessio given on the
I,t day OF October next. For terms, apply to
ANNE X. DERMOTT,
Aug A-eodf Residing in tho house
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.n.aRTI.v s. WRIGHT, .9ucttoneers.

THE subscribers having obaiued license auction.
GERS, have taken the house Seventh street. door
north of Pennsylvania avenue lately occupied by Mr. Da-
vd Waters and, having fifteen years experience sales
offer their services dispose of real and
properly, of.very description, Washington and George
town. and will receive for auction or private sale all kinds
of and second hand furniture, drygoods books
tionery, watches, ewelry &c. They viii give particular
personal attention sales private dwellings,; also,
orphans and trustees sales and pledge the
TO make prompt returns in all ca-es
JOHN MARTIN,
EDWARD s. WRIGHT,
Aug 26-colm 7th street, near Pcnu avenue.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-02

New Jersey wing convention was held at Trenton
Wednesday last, which formed an electoral ticket,
Among the stray wing members OF Congress who ad
dressed them, Col. Haskell of Tennessee, and Mr.
Patrick W. Tompkins d Mississippi The Trenton
News speaks OF the want of enthusiasm which peryaded
them 1t says, that in the speech of Col Haskell there
was pretty distinct avowal that United States bank
is still one OF the cardinal principles Of the party"
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WtscOp,sln

The Daily Wisconsin, of the 10th utimo rdicules the
idea of any enthusiasm being excited for General Taylor
in that region. 1t adds, that adopted citizens are
nearly all against General Taylor, because he is the
favorite candidate of the natives for the presidency We
shall have 5000 additional German and Irish votes this
fall, and they will be nearly all thrown against Gen
Taylor and in favor Of The democratic nominees,
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TO PERPETUATE PEAOE.

LIUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
IL ut the brecch the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the muzze the differ.
being that the load is required pass three inches
its instead of the entire length OF may beg moist
barrels the mechanical structure embodes best sciep-
t6c principles for this purpose and enables person
load and fire the the of three hundred times per
hour. and keep the gun cean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WE'LL which, with the
fit Of the ball. enables il also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The shoots either ball and bucksho fine shot, and
is useful for both sporting and warlike purposes
They made order either in musket rifle, carbine
and shotgun FORM and delivered TO ndvd
uals organized bodies OF whose purposes
at variance with the institutions laws Of the United
States.
VIM. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lift Patenee, Philadelphia
The loaded mukot
minutes
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MADAM A. Il. Bujsc's French aud English Andem,

MADAM A. Il. Butacs French aud English Academy
tl for Young Ladies'; No. H. Asquth street, late Me.
Eidery's mansion, Baltimore The duties of this Acad
envy viii be resumed the first Monday in September,
(the 4th.)
The French being the medium decentralization in the
family, peculiar advantages offered all thorough
and prompt knowledge of this language; the
great and attention is paid and sound
Outstanding oil the English and Latin by the assistance
the best and most ompeient teachers.
For further particulars and terms information be
Obtained by addressing through the post office paid
August 9-eo2xN 2aw3w
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NEW HOTEL and Furniture for rent, Washing
IN ton City.-The new aud elegant Hotel, built during
last summer, situated the of Penlsy vana
for rent on the OH Of August The locality of this house is
avenue, and about midway between the public depart.
ments and the Capitol IL has accommodations for
hundred persons, built expressly for hotel and
all the requisites necessary for class house 1t is
trey furnished throughout from cellar to garrett and ready
for occupant open in week These advantages.
together with the anticipated influx of strangers and
for the next few is great induccment for persons
wishing to embark in the business.
II is unnecessary extend this advertisement greater
length, any who wish the house will
course it before making arrangements The former
keeper of the house. Mr. 4. H. Fuller will be found the
premises and will show the house any person no may
desire to look ut it. Applications will be made Mr.. b.
WnLETT, Washington
nv
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Nv r. e. r q. r. DYER, .asctt0ners.
CARRIAGE, BUGGY, HORSE, AND HOUSEHOLD
~ FURNITURE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday morn
ing the ID Of September AT O'Clock. shall scI in
front of our ouction store
An excellent family carriage and harness. with falling top
Jersey wagon, nearly new
new market wagon and buggy with top
Also good horse aged years, works well in harness,
and rides pleasantly.
Also N excellent mich cow
Immediately after the above SALE shall sell large lot
of household and kitchen furniture, among which are
Mahogany sideboards, dining, ID, and other tables
Wardrobes, washstands bureaus
Caneseat other chairs, bedsteads beds mattresses.
&c. Terms at sale. 4. G. " G.. +. DYER,
Sept. AuctIoneers
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-02

J'LUGEL'S New German Dictionary. just Issued
II Ieipsic, and this day received by +. TAYLOR.
Com pete Dictionary of the English and German and
German and English Languages containing all words
general by Doct j. e. Fugel, consul OF United
States Leipsc third edition, much improved and
laged, and augmented with upwards of forty thousand
ARTICLES which contained in the first
editions vols OF ,273 and } $50 pages each.
Sept
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Ry a. GREEN, .ascff0neer.

by n. GREEN; y4ascffoneey.
Two Frame Houses and Lot at Auction.-On Mon
day, the 4th September shall SELL the premises
O'Clock p IN lot No. 4, in square No. 997, with the
provements, which frame houses nc situated Mt
the of l1th Georgia avenue near the
Navy Yard, belonging OF Thos GIBSON de-
&c ased, and will be sold to the hi CHEST bidder
Terms: Onethird cash, balance three ak nine and
twelve mopths, for bearing interest; deed given
JOHN HOLROYD Executor
Aug 3l-3t A. GREEN, Auct,onecr.
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. mrRrCAN STATE pApnRs-T

"A Documents. legislative and executive Congress
OF the United States in relation the public lands
the first of the first Congress- Published by author
ity of the United States Senate in volumes, folio
For sale by
Sept +. TAYLOR
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HINGs Lace storeWshing to close the entire
N stock of summer goods at Kings Lace Store, Pennsy
wanna avenue, between 10th and ith streets, now
remaining hand will be sold low. Ladies wishing 10
get baga respectfully invited CALL they will be
sold low, and no mistake Aug 3i-eo3tif
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TOHlN p. BTALLINGaS, successor Tn @. p. sengstack
81 respectfully informs his friends and the public peper
ally that he has taken the wei known shop formerly
pied by p s. where he will be happy receive orde
Tor painting, and promises execute the best possbl,
manner.
July 30-eodtf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-02
THE UNION.
CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SATURDAY MORNING, SEPT. 2, Is4s
Ap.o,,,msc,. by the Prs.,dent.

CHARLES NIcvEAs, Of New York TO be Attorney OF
the United States for the southern district OF New York,
oiee Benjamin F. Butler, removed.
WILLIAM A. Hall, of Missouri TO be Associate JUS
tee of the Supreme Court of the United States for the
Territory of Oregon, James Turney, who declines TO
accept
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A Card.

VXJALTER HARPER ~ CO, PENNSYLVANIA avenue,
w between 9th and 10th streets, opening a
ard beauul supply of rich FALL GOODS selected
with much care from the first npoatlo this season.
Aug. 2o--0tif
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The barnburners in New York are referring, with no
little satisfaction the defectons which continuing
to infect the quondam friends OF Gen Taylor. Among
them, the New York Globe, as well the New York
Evening Post, chuckling at the indignation meeting
which called forth at Albany, the Goth, by the
arrival of General Taylors letter accepting the nomna
ton of himself, in conjunction with General Butler, las
Vice Presidency by democratic meeting in Charleston
The Albany wings, the friends of Mr. Fillmore regarded
this of General Taylor the evidence of DISPOSE
ton separate his fortunes from those of Mr. Fillmore
showing that he has party ties to bind him to his
party his colleague, and that he is perfectly willing to
catch votes for himself from any party, any clique,
even though it be at the expense of Mr. Fillmore We
are not at all asonshed the feelings of the Albany
wings nor at the vehemence with which they express
them.
But what cares the Globe for these Indignation meet
ngs, so that helps the of the barnburnes
The Globe reoces lin the funess of its foly) that he
free soil ball is rolling with impetuous velocity Cass
and Taylor will be abandoned North. Every day in
creases our confidence in the opinion that Van Buren,
will sweep the free North"
A subsequent effort has been made, with the help of
Mr. King of Georgia, hush up this dissension, and
with some success The question has been adjourned
over to the wing convention which is to assemble in
New York in the month of September.
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CrARTAIN's ENGRAVING OF GEN TAYLOR.-An
- admirable likeness and admitted by officer. of the
army in the city, to be faithful and elegant repre-
sentaton o. the distinguished old Hero
For sale, by the dozen, or single copy, by
w. L. KENNAUGH,
June 23f Sole Agent. the National Theatre.
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IOR RENT, and possession given the first of August
brick house street. between 10th and Ilh Streets
with back kitchen-boih containing Ten rooms and o
good wood shed in the yard Apply to l. IA. Emmons,
the premises, j. j. Joyce, his grocery,
and 18th streets, or to MICH O'BRIEN,
July 20-eodtf l4h aud l. streets
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yel
paid, though pay
able.
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The Veto PoSver.

The following an extract of speech, on the removal
OF the depostes which delivered IN tue Senate VI
the United States by the Hon. VIM I. hves' 'ahuai,
IT. 1884; and yet, such is the wonderful Adaptation Oh
Mr. Rivess principles to his situation that he is now ID
the habit of jistfyiDg Gen Taylors virtual rehnqush'
ment OF the whole constitutional veto. General "ash-
ngton exercised the power twice-Madison and Jackson
several times 1t has been eXerled on at least twenty
five occasions by various Presidents; and yet MT kVes
is now accustomed 10 abuse as the "one-man power
AS Taylor elecor and stump speaker he VIII make
many blows IT, for the purpose of accommodating nm
self TO the hson letter. and promoting its authors cleo
ton Lameniable indeed, is il, that such men as van
Buren, and Rves should be carried Oft by their miserable
passions as 10 sacrifice their principles and their conss-
tency to their supposed temporary interests
sWe have sir the authentic and positive declaration
of the honorable senator from Kentucky himself (Mr Cay
made on this floor during the last session. that II was owing
TO the known and determined opposition of the Chei Nags
the protective SYSTEM sustained as was ioeeen
he would be- by increased popular support IN The pres
Congress- that the honorable senator consented TO ye
what he did of that in the compromise oil last winter
The other great reforms OF national policy have been ac-
compshed by the direct agency of that higher power
which the constitution has placed in the hands OF the FRESH
dent, shield among other purposes for the protection
of the just rights of the States, and which he has faithfully
and firmly welded for that object Ued sir, as that power
has been cannot sympahise in the sentiments OF ndg
Reproduction with which its exercise has been de-
nounced by the honorable senator from Kentucky Is
power sir which has been exered in the best constitutions
times Of England and of country. In England,
William the Third-a veneraton of whose memory Is pro-
nounced by late writer the constitutional history OF
England to be the test OF English whigism-exerclsed
exercise rendered necessary, and Justified we are
told by of the historians of the times by the existence OF
strong party in the House of Lords who entertained
deep designs Our own Madison sir, than whom there
never lived more vruous more Conscientious more
scrupulous in the power, yet one hrner IN the
discharge of duty, did hesitate to exercise It. The
limited opportunities of research have had, have disclosed
no half dozen instances which he resoried
to the veour of those during the first OF his presi
dency and of them Che of the bonus bill for in
impovement) the very last act Of his public life thus
rendering appropriate and impressive homage to the con-
stituton retiring from its highest trust cannot see,
them the of the veto by the Chief Magistrate
any cause of alarm for the liberties Of the county"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-04
FAMILY OINTMENT

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y acknowledged to be an intaIlblc remedy in
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THE BEST HORSE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD.

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Fresh Wound., Calls OF all kinds, Spavins,
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For sale by ROBINSON Southport.