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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

We clip the following from the Pitsbivrh ga
-ctfe OF Aug. 80:
FRANKFoRT Ky. Aug = lsi-.
The great lightning lawsuit between Morse Kendall
& Co and H. ORey will doubtless continue week
or ten DAYS longer The FIST two days spent in
bearing the bin Of complaints Of Messrs Morse. Kendall
and others on the same side II OReillys answer
was heard on the third day when the two telegraph
systems were examined In Court under explanations
OF Mr Barnes one g tie inventors OF the COum.
ban Telegraph. used on OReiIlys Louisville and New
Orleans line. This il OF the most important law
suits ever contended for In the United iatet exceeds
the celebrated Steamboat Controversy and concerns the
public far than 1t can possibly ncern OReily.
Morse Kendall, and : .. J. Smith ontend for an tx
busve monopoly OF the principle Of ElectroMagnctism
In IL application to teegrsphng in the United states
Rey's counsel resist the claim asserting that =
general principle like Eectro-Magueusm cannot posi-.
bis b. made the subject OF psteneven If the claim.
ante had discovered said General principle.
Madison C. Johnson. Of Reillys counsel j. just
appointed Attorney General Of Kentucky but will con
tnae with Mr ORs until the case J. 9ecidctA IL nj
ylr.e Monroe is the Jsf states Judge IN thl' bi.-
District under whose Jurisprudence this important and
exciting suit Is being heard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

TRIAL or The RIoTEK>tThe trial before jus
tee sawyer Of the Irish rioters. which being had
when our paper went 10 press last "eeS occupied
about three isys and resulted in the commitment Of 81
persons with the privilege OF bAil IN Of 80 10
$50. Up to this time only OF them have obtained
sureties and the remsinng Il SUI confined IN the
AL in this town lKeeae Republican
ACCIDENT 10 THE CONGRESS HALL Coach
The Congress Hal Coach WIKI David Graham, Es4. OF
New York with his family. Gas upset on Nedne-a Jay
In StSte-st Ms Graham was seriously. and NJ Ora
ham considerably in lrgi though both, W are happy
to learn are though ma n bruised dong very Wei.
Albany hlicker5ocker.
~ We understand the Secretary OF the Trsa-
sury has appointed William J. Guys0n. Thomas D
Condy. FrAnkln Il Elrnore, and James Gadsden, Com
miss,oners 70 examine and report upon suitable ard
convenient site Tor the Custom H0use with The prce
for which Il can DC purchased together win deserip
ton Q. the location and Dimensions Charleston paper
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER ..

" Advertisements Tor The Tyibua, Of Moncay oesn "
BE- cent 10 before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening a. ne r-|
licsfon Ofsce Of his paper IA oPea on sundays
Subscriber. IN the City who DO not receive in' psps'
an early hour are requested TO leave word a. ne Oee'
Cur arrangements are such enable al ne eaf'le'
through Their routes before O'Clock Csfns''i -
eonph.h MS vii be required 70 give up mel 49, -
P~rsons wishing TIE Tyibua< len al her o"eiNs' "
,.,s. regularly every morning vii Please iea'e
,b, .ddre.. Al the Publishing oee or send note 'n'0-n
.h- Posi- Onee Terms, ~ cent? week pay@''7 !" 40
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NOTICE

NOIlIk
Ofsome importance to The Public.
Lazy Cos
AOLESkIS SILK HATS
Oi nc "s quality and the latest fashion ebrscrs all the
most recent improvements and 8nexceed by any hereto
fore produced, viii be henceforh sold Al
FOUa DOLLARS EACH
The additional preparations made for the manufacture O.
this article the Increased facilities enjoyed for procuring
from France and IN this market the choicest necessary m
terss and tbs greatly extended sales sai.epaed by L.
Co warrant them IN aeording the article as above
LEARY CO, Halter.
taSV eoiu 3, and Astor House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

Orr FOREIGN Commemorative have
our European correspondence IN type and ex'
pected TO have given it TO our readers this morn
inr. The amount Of home news, however ooAges
US 10 postpone it another day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

EltwIl be seen by our Telegraphlc Dis
oatch. tina, Mr.. WEBSTER made great speech
for ZACHARY TAYLOR, and against MARTIS VAS
Brers. At Marshfeld yesterday. We expect to
have report Of his speech for this evenings
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

"EQuAL RIGHTS PARTY.-A state Convention
Of the Anti Rensrs will be held at Albany the 18th Of
September for the nomination Of candidates for Gov
ernor Lieut. Governor. Canal Commissioner. and In
spcctor Of state Prisons The albany Freeh0ider occu
pies an independent position regards the Presidential
question although it strongly fayors Free soil and the
other reforms laid down 10 the Buffalo Platform The
F,eedolder advises the Equal Rights party to keep
up a disiinc; organization, As formerly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

TIE CAMPAIGN OF FALEDoN. This IS the
title Of new and haldsoEe weekly, ior the campaign
published by the Van buren, Committee Of this City
the second number iasi issued some Of the best men
Of that party in II and il IS marked By much more
force and ability than usually characterize campaign
papers 1t Is . cents for the campaign hardly
enough We should Judge, 20 ray expenses Of 50 large
and ,Sell6.led sheet The o-aee Is corner Broadway
ard LispenGdst See advertisement IN smother
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

vrRsoSr.-The Loco.F oco Convention OF the
Id Conversational District have nominated Hon
Isaac +. RsDFIELD as a candidate tor Congress
lis a matter Of doub, whether he accepts OWING
t. his position upon the Bench, as one OF the "a
preme Court judges
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

- - - - .st.e-5.rs 10 Plisde'rt.s lnue
u i~ . n. sosi IS fhe Agerr O. Lea~r e %
Ls.s.r sssds Th,ra't 'eo- oe-.a'i is'-. -
- !. d .-~vs Tss T~.3~1, Port Richmond sss
os,exss.se st42,son. sns Richmond, i'f y ceas pr
49, Mr.. . 70 .>rv. rs T5.,< J.r.sy ciy ST. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
M A II n Irn

ON The pa ut hy Rev W. Hatfield Nj JOHN r. CHAPLIN o
Prov terce RI % Ns, MARTHA sHkNNOS ofMorr.,wa \ j
A. bnokyn lhlfay Aug 30 hy Rev John kennlcay d
THOMAS A. NAPIER 30 Mss Ann p. WAIVER
nu Ihgrsda}, Aug 81 Rev Jacob r. BroRn-r. HENRY
fFNNif of Nev Oretls % NJ CLEMENTINE WINDMCLIFR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

~ Hon. Horace MANN Of Mass. has written
a letter declining to take sides Tor either csndi,
date for President. he also states that he WI
not be candidate for reelection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

ry- TVS True MoNARcHs rHE PsssE>r DAY are those
great men no by their own merits without The faen
tous and dishonorsbe aid Of honofs stolen from Others
such Is the distinguished remedy MossEs -CoNFocNp
sysrr OF yellow Docg Roor, which, being The only e1e
m, preparation Of this celebrated medicinal pant has 'e
to is present preeminen favor solely oS 'rHe u ia o"a
inbsrent merits without dshonoabe attempts to depfecse
shar medicines All admit superiority m purifying he
blood and purgng the system OF diseases Arising from N,
impure state a. scrous eyers pains rheumatism nescu,
ness debility coughs ihoais consumption and general
complaints Principal Office l97 Wa'ersi
sold a retail by all the principal druggists and dealers
thr,i rhnnI The CITY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
~ Hon. THOMAS BUTLER KING, Of Ga is at
the Aston House.

POLICE -Onicer Rnrnl,on' OF the Fifth Ward.
~-.-.i-y ---s-.ad Robert Bowman e-ePioion OF
having been engaged IN tho commission OF a burglary
Detained for examination Two young rOgues, who
gave their names Edward r Johnson and James NJ
Benton. were arrested yesterday charge of steal
Ing some articles OF clothing from the store OF Mr.
Levy corner of Beekman and Nassau sts. Officer
Whsle also arrested two men named William Fox and
William Taylor, on suspicion OF having robbed one of
the returned Mexican volunteers OF ssl In money
watch and carpet bag containing clothing. =. The
workshop OF :. G Ripp, carpenter Fourth-st was
broken into on Thursday night and robbed Of large
quantity OF tools with which the rogue escaped
Two Germans, named Andrew Nelson and John Rogers
were arrested and committed to prison yesterday on
charge of shooting cOored man named BENJAMIN
Moore, in Leonard.st. The latter severely in.
jured by shot that his life 10 despared of Prince
John Davis last evening arrested colored man named
William Hance, a charge Of having in October last
stolen valuable cloak, the property of Mr. Henry F.
Downing Committed 10 answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

~ Our Evening Edition Of today VIII give
the a slice Of New York entitled The Press'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

u The Charleston Mercury vouches for the
authenticity Of Gen Taylors letter which the n. Y FL.
pcs pronounced a forgery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

WV. d. DIsBsow, USDEkrAKER.-W srerooui "A Fourth
avenue, residence $50 Bowery Orders len either place
vii meet with prompt attention He has on hand ready
made everything requisite for furnishing funerals Inter-
msnts procured sny Of The Cemeteries IN and oal OF the
City sl,l Smsod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

FRov CrBA.-The brig omit arrived at this
yesterday from Santiago de- Cuba We are indebted to
Opt scorr for files Of E Redaoor, Of that place 10
the 18th ul, which however mainly occupied
with the discussion Of European affairs and contain no
local news Of particular importance.
BY the ship Norma from Havana, we have received
copies Of the PreHso, 10 the 10Th alt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

~ THOMAS J. STRAIT IS the Wing candidate
for Congress in the Cincinnati LIST District Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
By Telegraph to the Sew-IOrk Tribune


We learn that Hon. DANIEL WTBsTER spoke
a, MarshGed today for an hour and hat, 70 two
thousand people. He took strong grounds ID favor
o. Gen. ZACHARY TAYLOR, and said that he DID not
believe that his nomination had anything TO DO
with the Slavery question. He was very severe
AGAINST Y al Buren,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
d. The world that man with shame should smother
VINO steal. The good name OF another,
And. bare of brains As good intent
I',I.kes "a hal h. could ue'er invent

~ The above picture dsguer eoiypes me character c
th persons now engaged IN connecting and vending Pa.
oS Chemical Hair Invigofaior There Is no safely for he
rcbaser except in seeing that each bottle he es.an
he stores has endorsed upon The wrapper, fH.oss
Cur NicN HAIR tSNIcORAroR.'
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Law Colrf-.

srPERiOn CoURT-ln Cham bers-Beiore Judge
i-rr~si- Ilr4f N.Caffhg ads Ft1gl Bafr N''1l 70
taaf i. bred t0 fraud -rniy obtained upon
bod attorney W. Dtrar MARRIED ~ct 20 W.
sriIF advanced g-Irs tnt ifi VIII
i-r rof-f. resided uf. NJ NC. sls9et ff VI a peg
..tfrf VI NC lr Itg-HHf ilf 500 fIn- Do f
f bot a,r h- lst olta-d IT, Dr.
ts-. .eoa1 tl W afs-ftt-i ior f9 satisfy ssli
~ 81 A. -st, qlfrt l| n,atfs1ce W. u ifr
tl- ifaa-af Ht existed between % te ,c att-f
lsa sfIf.f atr. been BOG mrisit- o -et bold pi '
Qe~. --ei - hatly succeeded --f q i- Judgment
tl t.st Nl far o. 81 B. heard minated be- sst !
marriage Porl gwen 1 Ef NC 90 he n-ce oa As vas
irl-i.
Judge yt-se-r- remarked he . tea'e Ole iaisvi'
ur-s- fl -f fsrsi lf fraud ever ~ be- l- pre-
IN aide The Judgment thus iriutentJ oos
sf arrlrll1y lltte such order
at s.ei hal -lsfsd ler isFs ~.
DISH trsei 1- l.i-as -9f.4s 90 91i ID BE- SISTER
COURr or COMMON PLEAS-ln Oh am be rs-Beiore
JOKE Nre ffrias brought ha1ets cgp sues
NJ TAYLOR 0f t- NE ri DIVINE ~lo sised
recently aHt ri iae Lrf'r Asylum al loi u
sllrt rllt lie tine lf ..1 enlistment biaehsrg
yllrf tr1lchf tom ft-r1r. itlt h41e,.
sorrl. h5 W. Coz taf tlr dhsrgr ts.e for Nft1
ocer b -n'-r-i ln ssr 81 i've
g@lrs. 4Hfrre Mbrf4 Hsr4ls hzt1I, J1aH Itsbe. Ian
trg Ma Cl,ae t- grlali 1f ul9tf fcbrte VS.
fetrs-t Ol mof9l 0 fn- s-r iio tie lIti tle other cses
D. over tr t'ls % pressure te.-l.'1l.
MAINE CoURr-Refore Judge Waterbury .--Jgha X.
Pr Hmm 49, a-lf Hi1u Mo ilr NJ
iii-t,- r.traa. Mr. Fss upo1 NJ. vie oi -
--iilt. referred 20 yesterday Judgment Dr. lsa.f. so
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

A HAT As IsAHAT

KNOX OF "a FuLT0N-sr.
" VINO AnocSs under TO no man getting Up cheap,
elegant and durable Hats 10 now ready
FOR TIE FALL TRADE
an nTes MS Old customers, and al the world beside TO
cone ana examine bis rich assonmsn, q Hats Cape I'm
elias and the ei eeteya'o Of The trade He does Tot spend
al his money IN saow but puts all over r,no s,os,
into the BODY u his H and though be turn. out no dahing
cabs nor hires men to manufacture books yet for the ee
gsnce, cheapness and durability Of bis goods he
CHALLENGES COMPETITION
KNOX ~ Fulton a, -,r a,ust.
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~ The cheapest and best place IN ne ey 10 sst,.,.
Rf. sboes " Caller. Is a. JpNtss - Ann, nr,r ~
au-rir,n Museum Frsf quaiiy 81 ielch e. tres. A.,
g ri ,,.rond quality $50 - 81 Congrcss Boot. -.
:; ,o,o "a Frrrch oaieut leather Bo0,s 81 sI.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

~ SAusDEss DstssINC.CAsEs, FANCY 1CrL,n lNo
TeYtr ARrlcLEs # lf7 Broadway corner Of Libefiyr
and s7 Broadway The subscribers respectfully cal ne
attention OF tho public 10 their COLLECTION OF toilet articles
which in point Of variety Is not eqUa ell ~ MS city Ibey
were s-eced with the greaiest regard 10 quaY and N al
cases warranted Their assortment of fancy cutlery sa
brsces all the latest styles OF Rodgers sons pentne
many of which have beeu before Imported Ponahs
dressing the subscribers own uanuiscdfe ihess
cases OF The most compact FORMS containing us-is "s
ces Of the best quality, they are nO"lrd py a-s
ing gentlemen Ia be- superior 10 those Imported
AliI N q Sal NDfKs 3 son. III ana y I BIOa1Hay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

sANDUsEY Friday, sept J.
The notes of the Sandusky Bank are redeemed
on presentation. and vii, continue 10 be redeemed
BUFFALO. Friday sept J.
The Bank Of Norwalk has not failed, nor viii It
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

pt,~oSpPoisrsD GoID PFSs 'oi by p y w....
ACo. Is Waist Wholesale and reisi. a. reduced pee.
God pens and gold ard silver case. 10 every yan7sy n.
ca..b-..ed R.cheies' pens sold exclusively a. sbog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

FgyER ,NpAGCt One bottle ofDr. cUNsu>ss kemecy
warranted e cure any of aguc and rfef prfecly
or the money VIII bee returned Asa Ionic and selxN'nri
OF he system for los. Of appetite. general weaAnes ana
Avenue ana Third II nj - Beekman - AMI NJ iS fnf
ton-.t BROOKLYN Prcs' : p.r hofte auSl lw'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

- HANlNGroN's SACRED DloRAMAs continue
to attract crowded audiences The peculiar character
of the work-the combination OF science and mochani'
cal effect aided by the Illusions of sound-distin
cuisines it from all other doramic exhibitions. The
subject is the grandes that could have been chosen
ana gives opportunity for the exercise OF patient and
elaborate art We are glad TO see that Mr. Haning
ton llbors are July appreciated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02
BUSINESS NOTICES

rT- Wedding Czrcs. highly polished bon I'D. -.
rch silver edge~sa enlFeiy new ADD bes1.fl 49,.
A.. splendid Enye.o9-. Boxes f0f Weii.ng CAKE ~,
ding waters. Silver Cord, &c A. J. EvrRDlLLs p
ynsraying Establishment ~ Brosd~sy corner 49,.
second square above the Park sui4 TgTlss,f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

" Gen TAYLOR's OPERATIONS ~ MEXICO
are truthfully represented by Sherman s Toucey
Panorama We are assured by those who were with
the Army in Northern Mexico, that this Panorama Is
correct, and it, views of Mexican scenery may be
relied on It will be exhibited this afternoon, At
o'clock and in the evening at =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-About y o'clock, yester
day afternoon FIRE broke out IN the buildings 81, =
and - Perryst. occupied wsdding factory by Mr.
Eli Wells and before the flames could be subdued thu
entire building was destroyed and the houses sdoin
10 : very much damaged.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

Pr laf Hrirf tu l-.s Hau Mo f-cot-, ~ NJ
tit-ta.- r.tra7. Mr. Fsi upc1 Mr. vie % e
-liilt. referred o yesterday Judgment r l.sl.f. 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-02

SAD AcoIDENr-Mr. Henry Kehoe, contractor
NJ 90 East Twenty nth ST. was accidentally Knocked
down and run over by one OF the Harlem Railroad carr
in Centre 1t near Leonard about y clock last even
ng Mr. K is said TO have had OF his legs broken
and was otherwise severely injured He wasiorthwitt
conveyed to the City Hospital for treatment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14
I From Tic P,te,s5ug Rcpnbiisoa, Ja'v TO-
TAE nEM0GR ATIE MEETING

We are sure iha, no Democrat who attended
the meeting AT The Mechanics Hall on Thursday
night, could have been otherwise than highly
pleased. Notwithstanding The very heavy rain
which fell just about The hour appointed for The
meeting, The hail was nearly filled BY one OF the
most intelligent audiences VIC have seen gelher
for long time. Aud, indeed, il those who pre-
ferred 10 stand near the door, had occupied seats,
very few Others could have gained abundance
without producing pretty considerable squeeze.
So taking The incemency If The evening into &C.
count, We can say we had very large meeting,
and all p!esen, must admit lha. II was quile en-
Ihusiasic.
After The adoption Of a few preliminary reso
lutions, VIM. W. Crump, Esq, from the clio
rious partan Band of Richmond City, was in
troduced to the meeting. Nothing but faith.
full report of Mr.. Crump's remarks would do
Justice to his eloquent and able effort Although
every nearer could moi fail to perceive that Mr..
C. was laboring under painful hoarseness, his
speech bore the unmistakeable evidences Of
great research, profound thought and real abili-
ty. He gave proof. to all who heard him, that
he was fuiiarmcd for the war, and that he had
perfect knowledge of the use of all the wea-
pons By which he was surrounded. In refer.
encc 10 our political opponents, with the ex
ception Of the abolition portion, he was cour
teous and respectful in the extreme; and while
he pointed out most clearly their various and ri
diculous inconsistencies, he applied TO them no
unkiud epithets, and INDUCED in no ungenerous
denunciaiion. OF General Taylor, as man
and gallant hero, he spoke in the highest
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

tending to NV proper official duties, which mus,
no, he NEGLECTED. under any circumstances; anu
mus, saw TO you in substance what nave sau
10 others in regard 10 similar matters, mat am
no noiician. Near forty years OF my ''e nave
hsen raised in the public service, IN me army,
most of which in The field, the camp, on our
Western frouier, or in the Indian country; ana
for nearly The Two last in this or Texas dnfius
which time have moi passed one night under .ne
root OF house As regards being canG,ua.e
Tor the Presidency al the coming election, nav
no aspirations in that way, and regret Inc suuISt,
has been agilaled al this early day, ana 'haa /"
had not been deferred until the close o. ,rls mas'
or until the end OF the next session Oh oo"s;
especially if am TO be mixed up WIN IL ~
is possible il NAV lead to The injury oil Tue puGa
service in this quarter, b. my operations osn
embarrassed, as we'll as 10 produce muen 1;scns.
men, in the county growing Out OF 1ne u;,su
SIGN of the merits, &c, OF The dlfisIen. asp' r'v
for that high office, which mlsn' nav ,to snt;.c,
much aliayed, if no, prevented, mao snr su Inv
hssn deler}ed as suggesled besides very D' siS
oh.noes NAV take place between now anu ioso'
- ,a,cb so. as 10 make il desirable LOT .ne h'ei-
-, fbe country that some other individual man
,nvself better qualified Tor the situation shouIa
~ m' selected. and could he be elected, would no,
only acuujesce in such an arrangement, os1 wouiu
rejoice Thai The republic had one citizen, ana no
donbl there are thousands, more deserving .nan
| am. and better qualified 10 discharge inc u"''e'
nj said office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14
WELL. DONE!

A few DAYS since we quoted an article from inc
Alexandria Gazette, which stated 'hs' seseia'
Wing members of Congress- and among 'heih
Corwn, were expected 10 address The wing mass
meeting al the Fauquier Springs. we referred
10 it as an outrag. upon public opinion in ViIgl-
mia 10 invite within her borders, 10 eEhghtfn her
nsonle one who had counsoiled the Mexicans 10
weIcome our volunteers "wilh bloody hands ana
bosoi,atle graves" and who had voted in favor OF
a propos:tipn 10 abolish slavery in The District OF
Columbia. We rejoice 10 see, from the io'low-
n, article in he Warren;on Flag, that MAORI
,v Of The Wings OF Fauquier have hal he de-
csncy, propliely, and respec, FOL public opinion
10 repudae Corwin and ",he telegraph polili-
clans" who sought to poluie The soil OF Virginia
with his presence
SENATOR CORWIN. AND THE WINGS
or VIRGINIA.-The Wings oil Fauquier held
meetine in his place on Thursday last and re-
sols,sJ N hold a grand rally Of all the coons OF
his district on the Dis, and 22nd OF July.
They determined after some discussion no. 10
,,,ie he Hon. THOMAS CORWlN OF Ohio,
~ WISH Virginia on the occasion !!
They have Judged il prudent mol 10 Try 100 far
The temper oil The people OF This district over
which we have been informed thai Inc SHADOW Vi
",be wing Of progressive aggressive Democracy
has never passed"
Tie Udiss need hope for no accession 10 their
,naio,i,v il tbs DiStJlc. notwithstanding me at.
d,tionot Federal Alexandria.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-07-14

We doubt whether there is corpora''s squad of vo-
un,eels returned from the service who fought under
old Zac and do not mean TO vote for him.
Richmond Whig.
In reply, We quote the following from The Mis-
sissippian. A, an enthusiastic ratification meet.
Ing OF The Democracy in Jackson, several OF The
returned Mississippi volunteers we're present, and
took part in the proceedings:
These men entertain Tor General Taylor The
greatest respec, AMI affection, and have entire
eon6ieucc in him IS General; but their ptinci-
niles heY viii never surrender !ol anv man. This
< HE feeling Q! every D-mocra, with whom we
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Ala Wing Ratification meeting in Jersey
Civ, several speakers were Loudly called lor,
bn, did not respond. A Mr.. Hardenburg, who
was repeatedly called for, took the stand, and
said he was in favor OF Martin Van Buren,, The
uFfee soil candidate" who "s!ood better
chance of election than General Taylor, unless
the audience evnced more enthusiasm"
Finally other speakers appeared, vino said
they should vote 10; General Taylor. as he was
The nominee, but devoted their whole time 10
euloeizins Mr.. Clan.