Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-10-28

The c.,tortons of the now desperate Locoloco
chiefs and eadci. fearful and painful to behold.
But, whilst we compassionate their actual suffer-
ing, we cannot allow 10 pass uLnoticed all the false
imputaions and charges which they helching
forth with yindctive rage. Here is one of them,
for example, taken from "the Union /" of yester-
day morning:
" Let the South beware. We are informed that
the Wing Committee in this city have published,
and are now sending to the South, documents
(which are made to appear as though published by
the Democrats, in relation to Gen. Cass's position
on the slavery question, which 90 to show that he
: is the advocate of the Wmot Proviso. No such
documents have ever been published by the De-
mocras, nor any other position assumed for Gen.
Cass except that contained in his Nicholson let
ter and any thing of the kind with the Demo-
cratic Committee attached to it is base forgery
of the Whig Committee. We warn the country
10 beware of the frauds Of the Whig Committee.
Having become perfectly reckless and desperate,
there is nothing to which they will not resort to
accomplish their purpose.
1t is not true, we are informed, that the Wing
Committee in this city have published any docu-
ment "made TO appear as published by the Demo-
Gratis" They have, we understand, purchased a
comparatively small number Of each of two Docu-
ments published By the Democratic party here, as
will be seen in the sequel, with designs absolutely
fraudulent; and they have transmitted, enveloped
together copies Of these documents to few friends
abroad to guard them against these most wicked de-
ceptions. We have at this moment before us one
of each of these publications.
One of them, intended for Northern consumption,
and said to have been printed in enormous numbers,
and distributed throughout Pennsylvania is headed
thus Read, Psnnsyluanians, and decide at the
PoUs." GENERAL TAYLoR's SOUTHERN FACE ~
lis object is to get the Pennsylvanians to 60 for
Cass, instead OF Taylor, upon the ground tha,
TAYLOR lives in the South, is large STAKEHOLDER,
and aoould reio The WiIaot Prouiss, while Cass is
Northern man, and would better suit the Penn
sylvanans!
The other, manufactured for the Southern mar
ket, is headed as follows Read and reflect Ad-
dress of the National Democratic Republican Com
miuee;'' and the object of the publication is to
show, as stated in flaring capitals, that Gen. TAY-
LoR is "probably pledged to the Wings Of the
North in. javor Of the Uilrnot Proriso."
And it is people who are guilty of such shock
ing violence to truth this, who have the audaci-
ty to accuse others Of fraud
This is, however, no more than playing out the
game which they begun more than four months ago.
Mr.. PENDLEToS, in a speech at Richmond a few
days ago, produced copies of each Of the two
LIVES of Gen. CAss, designed one for the North,
and the other for the South both published by the
Democratic Committee in this city as long ago as
in June last: and we are indebted to contempo-
rary for the demonstration Of this fraud, by the fol.
lowing comparison of the two
The Pampet designed for Northern circulation has ne-
ther page any where else any alsion General
CAsss letter the Wmot Provso, Mr.. Nicholson Of
Tennessee, while that intended for the South carefully
the fact The following, which taken literally from page
of the two editions except the omitted extract Of the speech
in reply Mr. Mangum, which the biogapher quotes sub
mtted FOR the inspection Of the curious