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THE HARTFORD CONVENTION OUT
FOB TAYLOR

The venerable Harrison Gray Oils. ''the great
embodiment. Of John Adams's alien and sedilion
FEDERALISM, The bitter opponent OF JET
PERSON and MADISON, The prime mover
and constant defender OF the nooii9us HARE
FORD CONVENTION, which body so Tar ma
tured lis plan Tor dissolution OF the Union,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS said, as 10 agree upon
military eader-is pressed into The service Of
Whieeery, and comes hobbing into lis ranks
upon the crutches of Taylorlsm says the
Boston Post.
lp long Letter urging The support OF Taylor,
this pillar OF The Hartford Convention treason
SAYS Of Van Bulen: ale cannot in his heat De
opposei 10 Ia; Tor, get his course IS tao0ra0le 10
Cess, 10 whom it is quite impossible Ina! he should
wish success"
Agatha Massachusetts Wing Stale Address,
lew years ago, argued deliberately, and proved
conclusivs!y, Ina, the old Federal parry ana the
present Wing parry are the same in principle,
AMI vefy recent, Mr. Choate, who is high wing
authority in speech highly pulled, declared The
parly lia elected John Adams President and the
prrsen, Wing Taylor parry 10 be he same, anu
sail that sihc fsdcralid in Louisiana thought
and acted like TIE Frderaisi in Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts"
This is The language Of leading Taylor men
and it shews concrsiyely that, when The truth 0!
history is allowed fair play, the Wings OF to-day
stand upon the same platform as the Federalists
OF Old John Adams time.
la this view Of ;he mater, We say with the
Boston Posi-:
"ilcnacrats NJ tie United STATES is not This iac'
enough 10 convince you OF The nature and tenden-
GU Of Taylorisu2 Does it not prove that me
cles:tca II TAILOR IS Tie to,loyn hope OF Hartford
eonpenfion tcGcraitsm7-lhat federalism from
which sprung those iactious iraIiorous, local
efforts, principles and piejudiccs, which brought
This glorious republic 10 the verge OF ruin,
through the ac,ua OF the members Of the Hart
tort conveniou7 That convention where origi-
nqt.d Inc rc,y mischief tint is noo threatening tie
sntsgray 81 cuf naitonal compact, and where the
torch Of civil discoId was first lighted. Look 10
il, D:mocYats no matter where The mutations OF
parry may have placed you Tor the moment; look
10 il that your old sleepess vigi.ant enemies do
mt coax your heads into their laps 10 deprive
vou Of your strength. Come out from among
the Philisines-rally in support of The usases
and principles of The cd Jefiersonian, Madison
Democracy; sustain h nomiuees OF the Demo
cratic National Con:rnt'on-LEWlS CASS,
wham JEFFERSON nontrci with biz confidence,
aud WILLIAM O. BUTLER, whom The pat
riot JACKSON es:eem,d."
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RunaWaV.

WAS committed TO The jail Of the town Of Petersburg
w on the 3lst day of July last rs n runaway slave
Negro Man who calls himself SAN LEWIS saa
slave abou, fifty years OF age but looks we'll for one
so old; black complexion, feet inches in height
full face head little grey, has abou, the size Of
ninrprnce on his right hand, just back of The thumb
and fore inger-has great many scars or whelps on
his BREAST said TO be occa,loned by the small pox-his
upper iront teeth 4 good deal decayed Had on, when
committed, checked shirt, checked Cashmere pants,
and old black leather cap. lie states that he was
sold publicly, in Richmond, In March last by Sir. VIM
Green, Of Cnpeper belonging 10 the estate of the
late Judge Green. and Mr. WIN. w Hail. Of the CITY ii
Norfolk, became the purchaser who, in days az
forwards sold him in Norfolk, 10 a Mr. VIM Smith Of
Princess Anne county, and that e ran of IN few days
alter he was sold Ia said Smith. The owner l. hereby
requested TO come forward prove property, pay charge
and take him away, orhe will be disposed OF according
10 law. J. BRANCH
Sergeant and JaiIor Of Petersburg, Va.
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tuck Il A d Il 8 q Ii
GENERAL AGENTS.

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMAss BuLpis's''
Fou, doors North Of Pennsylvania hVs"N''
Washin gton. nntsoNb.r.
BEVERLY TUCKER and JoHN z. - :, au
ID associated themselves for the purposa, - ,h
ina claims of all kinds before Congr r,sn,
DEPARTMENTS the General Government. 49,
All eommuneations, post paid, addressed to Tho
above, shall receive prompt attention. ,,,.
heieienee n,,,as Vice President; Hon. }. Y. Ma
sno sseretary of the Navy; Hon. R. j. Walker seete
o,v ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno Mclean, U s. Supreme
..o1rt: Hon. r. NJ T. Hunter, U. s. Senate; Clement
Coz, ESQ, Georgetown, D. G.
~ LAIN z. Addison Attorney at Law, will continue
sve personal attention to business before the several
Courts ofthe District Of Columbia and tho adjoining
coun.ies OF Maryland and Virginia. Jan.2i-ev
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Extract OF a letter to tn Editors Of The Enquirer !:
BUCKINGHAM COUNTY, VI.
II think | can safely say lha! Old Republican
Buckingham will warmly sustain our gallant
slantard-bearers ON the 7.h November. 10 hef
immortal honor be il said, she has never gwen !,
Federal vote in any Presidential election, ana
trust she never will"
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TEACHERS WANTED.

THE Trustees Of the Male and Female iiiah schools
L ut Glennville Barbour county, Alabama desire to
obtain The OF competent Teachers IN both DE-.
parrmrnts the next fnur years, To commence Is ia
mary next and ill receive applications until 18th No
vrmhsr when a selection Will be made. Applicants
WIN ha expected furnish evidence of qualifications
10 make the schools equal To any IN the SOUTH
10 such the situation presents advantages III health
society aud patronage equal TO almost any other in this
section of country.
Letters. post paid addressed 10 the undersigned. will
be presented to the Board, and answered " desired
GIenbyiIl4 Oct g. lsis-cw3w GLENN.
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INTERESTING VIEW.

We give place win great pleasure 10 the FOL !
lowing article from m. New York Observer Ga
leading religious paper which has been sent to
US BY highly respected friend from King VIII
liam. The view Of the rights OF The Souh 10 a
representation o! their slaves in Congress, which
is presented 10 il, is novel and striking, and We
hail the appearance Of such an article in a
Northern print, a. indicating disposition on The
part OF some at least of our fellow-cilizens Of
The North TO do justice 10 the South upon this de-
licats question:
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J.JCRlTTENDEN.
Response Of Gen. Butler.

CiRRoLLToS, Sept. 25lh, lS4S.
To His EXcelencv Joha J. Critenden, Gov. OF
Kentucky:
SRI have The honor 10 acknowledge The r.
ceipt Of youf letter communicating the following
resolution, passed by the Legislature OF ken
tucky, on tn. 23d day of FEBRUARY, lS47:
"Resolyed. That the Governor BE- aud he is
hereby empowered and required TO cause 10 bc
maie. sword, with suitable devices, and pre-
seu,.d in The name AMI on behalf OF The people
al Kentucky, 10 Major General William q. But
ler in testimony OF his daring gai!aniry IN head
ing his brave divi>i2n in lac desperate charge
aeains, battery 10 The battle Of Monterey"
had also the honor to receive by The hants
of Lieut. Col G iteuten, The magnificent swoiG
provided for IN The said resolution. For tn,
distinguished evidence OF Inc appreciation Of nv
native State, feel sense Of gratitude that wi!
moi attempt TO express in words.
In the bal,le of Monterey, every man OF my
division. | ieel assured did his duty, and did II
vel. For myself claim 10 have done no more.
do MOI therefore, sir, receive This noble trihue
Tor myself bot as an honor conferred equally
upon all The offices and soldiers who composed
The gallant DIVISION which II was my good :or-
luue to lead | receive it 10 the name OF the
volunteers Of Kentucky, OF Tennessee. OF Ohio,
and of M,s>is>ippi-iu the name OF those who
iell and those who conquered at Monterey
From the peaceful aspect OF our national at.
fairs feel authorized 10 indulge the pleasing
nope that will never lie called upon TO draw
the sword awarded me in defence .! my coun-
try's rights. | will try. however, 70 leave il in
In. hands OF some u my kindred or Country,
who will not forget where it was won, nor by
whom il was presented.
Permi. me, sir, TO thank yoa for the very kind
and complimentary manner in which you have
been pleased 10 execute The duty devolved upon
you. | am no little grali6ed thar il has been
performed BY personal friend, who, by his
able efforts ID the councils 81 the nation con-
tnbued largely 10 The success OF our arms IN
the ale Mexican war and that the sword awar-
ded me was presented by gallant brother soldier
oi the war.
With high regard, very respectfully, your ODE
dent servant, WIN. .. BUTLER.
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fCommuni11,,d

Mes,rs Editors On seeing the advertisement
Of Mr.. Whehursl, Dagneueo ypist, in your pa
per few days .nce. had The curiosity 10 visit
his rooms, No. II Main st; and TO say that my
curiosity was grat6ed beyond my mos ssnguine
expectations would express but feebly The delight
il gave me, in viewing his striking and beautiful
Daeuerreoiypes. The late extraordinary I'M
proyemen, ot Electricity and Galvanism enables
Mr.. w. TO give 10 them a perfectly natural and
I,fe.likc EXPRESSION. MI w. has now certainly
reached The acme in the an of Daguerreotypine;
he Is indeed rithsm a ,iral, AT least until some
other excels him, ifthot be possible. Call al No.
II Main ST., and you can have your DaguerIeo-
lyre taken in style which only Whitehurst has
attained. Yours, A VISITOR.
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Senator Corwin made speech at Sandusky
city Ohio, on the 10Th ult, wherein he s,ateo
shat The Vice President had more 10 do win le-
gisla,ion than the President; and that the only
chance OF passing law containing he Wilmol
Pfosiso, would be 10 elect M!lard Fillmore, anu
thus give US the controlling vote in favor OF INA.
principle, in body equally representing 'he
Slave and the Free States !"
Ncio York EIpress.
Pleasant information for Southern Wings!
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TN CHANCERY-viksiSiA:- AT ht1s ne'S !.
L Clerks Office VI the Superior IouLs .. liz 4.
the Richmond Circuit, the 10Th day Of husa vs..
Beverly Z Hancock ana EIh p.,s n Winston. d,,+
nistrator ana haHih's'ia'''A " Plslnii'.
ed,
against "a N,th,nt
Henry Chorley, judah b'O''"' Defends
Chrriey, and another, 10, b,yin, enp-
their "a appea,aae. and gwen security assSda and
bearing BY satisfactory evidence iat ' nessslst 6
Oian. o. ts d" appear at The ruler 70 be he'd
saiS ou on the rst Monday in November
sa,G .pu ~. nil Of The plaintiffs; and that copy
order be forthwith inserted some nsw.pspu
in ey Of R:nm on so 20, Of s The ssis
| " anu pos eity. A Copy-Teste, ,r, c.,i.
| Aug l5-cw2m
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GOOD NEWS FOR TIE WINGS.

TwenIy-tnree cut OF " enty-six Free Soil Eleo.
tors for Pennsylvania are Wings We wonder
which parry will be aided by The Free Soil move
ment in The Stale! We did not suppose before,
,ha, the Wings were SO liberal as to furnish cleo
tors for both Taylor and Van Buren;-but they
know best their own strength, and how many
they can spare from their ranks.
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Acco,d;rr N u,u., uonon ,,...u

According 10 Haller, women bear hunger lon
ger than men according 10 Plurarcb, they can
re;is, the effects of wine better according 10 Tn.
serFhey grew Older and are never bald accor.
ding TO P!ny, they are seldom attacked by liens
ION the contrary, they will run after lion.;) and,
according TO Gunter, they can tax tsr. "
Boston Post.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

On "Wednesday night last 2SS students had
malricula,ed in This insiitulion-and several
have no, We, matricuialed. All The Professors
are al their posts. Dr.. Schele DE Vere' having
re,utned in the Hermann from his visit 10 Gef-
many.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, Chantly, by the Rev. Mr.. Harris, on the
I4th ultinio, SIR. EDWARD w. MORRIS, to bliss MA
TILDA E =, daughter OF the late Thomas b. Coleman
all of the county Of Hanover.
"Thrce happy they, the happie,t of their kind,
Whom genter stars unite, and In one fate
Their lives, their fortunes and their beings blend"
Married, on The lllh in>r., by Rev. NJ. Moore,
Mr.. JoHN P. HAYWOOD to Miss MARY ELIZA
BETH, eldest daughter oil Mr. Adam Miller, all Of
this CITY
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FTelesraphea for The Baltimore Sun :,

COLUMBUS Ucf. 13-6 P. N.
Sufficient returns have been received here 10
render il certain that Weller, Democrat is elect.
ed Governor By majority OF about 5000 over
FoId Wing.
The democrats have aso gained two members
OF Congress.
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SIGNS.

We understand that two bets we're made yes
$500 that Cass would be elected
President, and 5000 that Taylor would not carry
Pennsylvania These bells were made aer The
uniavorabc Geographic dispatches in the morn
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A PAIR OF REVEREND TAYLOR.
ITES.-a, whig meeting held at Clinton, La,
among other speakers were T. Jones Stewart. OF
Woodvilie, and Rev. }. Il. Muse, OF La. To
show how well they agree about old lacks poll
tics, the Clinton Floriiian puts The following
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JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE BY J. WARR0CK,
THE VIRGINIA ASD NORTH CAROLINA
AIMANACK FOR IS49,

Cdleulotedb u Dar,d Rishardson nj Louise 60 Va.
CONTAINING. ms usual, The times and places for
" holding The various Courts; Lists ni members ot
the Senate and House of Delegates Of Virgna; also,
Representatives in Congress from Virginia and Norm
Carolina Songs: Give ME thy love night; The Road
Of Life Productions of the United States IN the srve
raj states; Post Office from the several states
with the expenses Of conveying the Mall valuable
Table showing the comparative nutrlinent In various
articles Of food Remedy for 5gne and Fever: Catching
Cupid; The Death of n Mother; W hal woman should
he Acknowledgment what she one not To Du 1rr,n
Peas Tor Winter use Gie me Thy blessing, Initlrr
beautiful piece; BE cnerrul;-wih supply 81 Riddles
charades arilhmetica Questions Transposition-, band
y,,i,t, NJ other amusing u,eces Aug -
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General Taylor has
made a full, fair and
candid declaIa'io ion .!
his political opinions,
and they have been pub
lished 10 the world
Japae, VI. Muse Of La.
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IN CBaNCERY-VisGisfA AT Rules h'Id ;" n
Clerks Office Of the Superior Court oi 'ntu -
IN. Richmond c;rcu,t the 5th dag ~ Sepi.ingrf i.
William Macon, Executor Of William e "rG
ceased,
against ,.-. and .srr-
Thomas > Daoheyi Ausu-' DcfeD6ant'.
The defendants above named not navng ' q
theif ap9ed.' md ,1r rglrs Of this Court nad 1,
nc. 2, ~ satfae:ory evidence that ,he are no ~
peai,nE ~ ~ mi. Commonwealth, II Is Ordered nav
ord defendants do appear at The rules to be hela "
salu - ~. IN of the plaintiff, and that copy o.
a,'s, H. for,h.ilh inserted in some nrwspsp,f
,'.n.d 10 the city Of Richmond for two month
,lvely, and po.;ed at the font door o. ne S'a'e
house, in the said city. Copy-ieSsas.r, c,.,.
sept I2-cw2m hoD6niS'
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IN hNCERY-ViR6isiA: AT Rules held ~ th'
Clerks Office of the Superior Court of Ghancef' or
the Ric mond Circuit. the 10th day OF August. i'i-
Reuben VI West and LeonoTa his wife, Executor ani
Execulrix of John Lewis, deceased Pla,ntns
against
Linn "a E,.trr and other Defendants,
The defendant above named not having entered ~
appearance and given security, according 70 The hft
Assembly and the rule Of this Court and appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he IL not an lnabah !"
,his Commonwealth II Is ordered that The sali ~.
f. ndant do appear the rules TO br held i"r the aa
Court on the first Monday in November next, and an
swer the bin Of the praintifs and that copy % ~
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper f's'h
ed In the city of Richmond for two months SUCCESSIVE
~ and posrd nj the front door of the State Court hous.
In the SAID CITY, A Copy -resr,
aug s-cwam POWHATAS ROBERTS, IN
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PROF. BRANCHs SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES, AT PRINCE EDWARD g. H.,
VIRGINIA.
THE next session &c my School will commence on
the lot day Of November, aud end on the fourth
Wednesday Of April .o
Board for the session, foo
Tuition Including Ancient and Modern Languages, "
Music, with use Of instrument,
small extra fee will ne charged for those attending
the Chemical Lectures. Fees payable in advance.
Oct 3-c7t
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Gen. Taylor hrs new
er declared his political
opinions, and | thank
God ior II. Gen w ash
inson did no, declare
his political opinions
when a candidate for
the presidency.-Jones
SteDayt, OF Mss.
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"n ,s"cwam p. ROBERTS. clr,s.
TO Mr.. CHAMBERLAYNE pOLLAR

you are a non resident Of the State 81 Nteln.
~ you hereby notified thai shall rf",trd :" ~,
18Th day of October lsis at the oiicr Of Nss-fs ~
4 Robertson IN the city Of Richmond ~ ", ''f,' =
Virginia. between the hours OF 9"'io'h' - ~ = II,
o'clork p NJ Of that day, 10 take the Gri"''i'o, u -
William r Gaines, John Meredith, s. y - H.,
evidence IN my behalf, before COMMISSIONS
shore in stating account directed ~ VIZ -
superior Court Of chancrry for the Rlohinhu ,s.,f
In i suit IN than,rfy pending therein, between o." -
Pollard myself, &c, plaintiffs, and Robert /. :
YOURSELF sc, defendants; and If, from an! cause'
said d-po-itions be mol taken or concliheh "h ="
10Th day of October, the taking thereof WI " -
n,rd fran day 10 day, at The place, ana be'"'s"
hours first aforesaid. $1,000. l..
Yon are alsu notified that The said Commissiohfi
Amounted thr 2u,h October. 1888. for stating hr &C.
above mentioned, nj his office. IN the city g, mmn
SAM I,-cv5w TIlOS II TALiAf LRkO
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MOTT

Two THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
l RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act Of 9Th
March, lsi7 r
The following acquisitions are hereby mnde, viz. In
addition to the of three dollars called Tor hSe dol
lara payable on the first day of each Of the months OF
March. April May, August, September, October and
December, and Ten dollars the FRS, day Of each of
tho months Of June July and November, on each share
Subscribers 10 Augusta VIII pay IN the Bank ~
s,oun,on in Albenare, in the Bank At Charlottesville;
and thos. in Richmond, in the Bank OF Virginia 10 the
credit Of the Louisa Railroad Company Puneuahty IS
important. az a be due os each instalmertV not
paid by order OF .ne .r 19aiu, ,rx.,
I'M Drnot Eel 22-ctUcc.l
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IN CHANcERY-ViEGisia AT Rules hrid ~ !,
Clerks Office Of The superior Court oi Iha".'r
the Richmond Circuit, the ith day Of S-pieihh-f'
Jaqueline Taylor, Executor aud Trustee - 80 ',"
NJ Morris deceased, fia'"'"
against an.
Richard Garland, Edward Garland, and caiu. !
la, and other bfiehah.s
The defendants above named not having entered ~
appearance and given security, according 10 the .
Assembly and the rules Of tins Court and u apprh
rs satisfactory evidence that they are not inhaoah
this mnonwralth II Il Ordered, that the sad DER
ants do appear the rules To he held for the saln
on the first Monday IN December next ana ahto ,
h NJ th- p,aint,f and that copy Of this order tr ~
with inserted IN some newspaper published " ~
of Richmond Tor two months successfully, ana Il.
NJ The front door of The State Court house, IN t"'
city. Lopy-i1sie, o,,,r, .,f.
Sept l2-ew2m RobERi1 =, -
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~ Observation-Disclosures All Rule. held ~ "
j Clerks Office Of the superior Count Of Lhancti' y
the Richmond Circuit, the lCth day OF August, irf
William Thalheimer, fiai"'"
against
Adam ietzger, and another, Drirhhdhr
The defendant above named not having entered o.
appearance and gwen security according 10 the ae'
Assembly and the rules Of this Court, ane't aPrafi.
by satisfactory evidence that he IL not an inlahnau'
this Commonwealth IL Is ordered, that the sad g
PENDANT do appear the rule 10 be held for he Z
Court, on thu first Monday in November next. ana I
swer The hill Of the plaintiff; and that copy 81 tl-
der BIZ forthwith insrfird IN some newspaper pnhht.
in The city ~ Richmond for twn mnntn, successive
and posted AT the front door Of the State Court house
the said city. ACopy-Irstr,
Amy ls-cwom p. ROBERTS. cie's
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IN cnANcERY.-vlaelsIA:- AT Rules held N

TN CIIANCERY.-ViR6ISIA AT Rules held ~ it'
1 Clerks Office Of the Superior Court Of Chancey cf
the Richmond Circuit the 10Th day of August, re
Arnlstead Mosby, Plalnu'.
against
Daniel Mosby, and other Defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered ~
appearance and given security, according 10 the SCI :
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and u arprah
by satisfactory evidence that he Is not an nhaoanid
This Iomnlonw ralth Is ordered that the said deiehs
ant do appear Tho rules 10 be held for the said Col
on the rst Monday in November next and answer ~
bills Of tile plaintiff; and that copy OF mi. o,hr'
forthwith inserted In some newspaper published ~ -
CITY Of Richmond for TWO months succrssvrly ana pc
ed al the front door of the Stale Courthouse, ~ "
said city. ACopy-Iestr. 49,.
Aug ls-rw2m l.. ROBERTS, ilrh'
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Nov, here are twoeypressons Of Genl Tay-
Ior's which are an,ip,des To each other, and which
| think the inventive mind OF the Wings will hni
hard % reconcile; nor upnld il he a. easy Thing
for Gen. Taylor h;mseuo explain satisfactorily
lie holds no opinion thu he would no, proclaim
10 Lis assembled counTmen, yet he has laid i
down as principle no 10 give his opinions. :
Though Gen. Taylor sens unwilling IL give his
opinions, he has nevertheless expressed one, and
that one II he shout e elected, j, putt piac
lice. will surrender the 'i,al Tsh's OF The South
| a!lu!s 10 the veto power. Upon This Gen. Tay-
lnr says: "Ihc persona opinions Of the indiviln-
al Who may happen L occupy he Executive
chair, ought not II coniol The action OF Congress
upon questions Of domestic policy" Now, II
Congress were 10 pass Territorial bill for he
government OF California and New Mexico
with the Win Prviso attached 10 IT, ard
Gen. Taylor be President, he would iccl bound, in
good faith 10 sign he bill, while Gen. Cass is
pledged by the exercise ot The veto 10 arrest any
bill intended 10 deprive South " her Just rights
Let ii be borne in mind that the election OF Gen.
T. is urged in the Nofh upon the ground thai.
il elected. he will not exercise the ytto, while
Gen. Cass's election is deprecated upoa the
ground that he is with ne South upon he ques.
ton Of slavery. Now yeomanry OF Virginia,
with one plain question from plain man Of
YOUR own calling and have done. Were Gen.
Taylor and Gen CaSs botn acknowledging De-
mocrats, the one opposed TO the veto, and The
other in favor OF its exercise when improper le-
g'sla:ion rendered il necessary, which OF The t~o
would get your votes7 | snow warm aud quick
response springs u7 10 your oosoms, ne who
ciings 10 the veto as he gcat palladium in per-
petualing The Union and preserving, unimpaired,
our chartered rights. T0en, remember ye, Cas-
Is that man. ANXIOUS.