davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
MgW TNRE
Furniture WeN1'ekOaESe1

~ ~ AA CkGUGLOC
FRONT STREET, NEAR MARKEr.
WILMINGTON n. &.
NNHE subscriber would respectfully call the
< attention Of the public to his extensive as
sortment of CABINET FURNITURE, which
for beauty or rkmanship he will guarantee to
I've superior to any ever yet brought TO the South
ern Market, and at the most reasonable prices
Among his stock can always be found:-
Marble and plain top Bureaus,
Egyptian and White Marble top Centre Tables,
Marble top Washstands,
Warirobes and Sideboards.
Sofas, Divans, and Couches,
French Bedsteads,
High and low post Maple Bedstcods,
Windlass and Trunnel Bedsteads.
Walnut and Mahogany stuffed Rockers,
Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Chairs,
Writing Desks of every description,
Ladies Work Tables, Quartette Tables,
Ladies Sewing Chairs,
Cane and Wood Seat Nursing Chairs,
Mahogany Dining and Tea Tables.
Common Walnut and Cherry Tables,
Night Cabinets and sick Chairs,
Portable Writing Desks,
Ladies Work Boxes,
Cribs. Cradles, and Children's Chairs,
Buffers. Trays. and Towel Racks,
Settles, cane and wood seats,
| Office Chairs and Cushions,
Large cane back Rockers,
Cane ard wood seat Stools Of every size,
Maple Chairs Of every description,
Common Chairs in any quantity.
Looning Glasses, Cots, Mattresses, and Pillows,
&c &c. f. CLARK.
Any article of furniture manufactured at short
notice.
uJFurn,ure packed safely for transportation.
| May 10. ls4S-[2S-6mis
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

LAMENTABLE ACcIDENT.-On last Wednes-
day, Mr.. Roderick McRae, the superintendent
Of the Harrison Steam Mill, whilst adjusting
some part of the machinery, was thrown for
ward by his foot slipping, and his left arm be-
ing caught by wheel, it was so dreadfuIly
crushed that it was requisite TO take it off near
the shoulder. DR.. James H. Dickson performed
the operation, after placing Mr.. MGR. under
the influence of chloroform, which acted on
him like charm. He is doing as well as
could be expected. Chronicle, 25M inst.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.

ASSlGNEE'S NOTICE.
There is remaining in my hands small
amount sufficient to justify the payment of three
per cent. Gin addition to the twenty per cent al.
ready paid) on third class of debts provided fcr
in Deed of Assignment, made by Mr.. g. B. Nor
ris 10 m". will te in Wilmington on Monday
and Tuesday of each week for the next four or
five weeks. Those interested will please present
their claims as early as possible. as ! ain anxious
to close the business. MICH. N. NIXON,
Assignee Of C. 3. Morris.
Oct H. lS49--T5-3
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Office of the Wilmington and Raleigh II, H. ~
Wilmington 9th Oct is4s.
THE annual meeting of the S'GsNn". y, u
the Wimin5ton and Raleigh Ran 'odu a. H""'pa-
ny. will be held at this place Oh ING thursday
(9th) of November next:
Oct 20-[6-3t
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
BUTTER DEPOT.

am constantly receiving. on consign.
ment from New York, fresh Goshen and Orange
County Butter, which viii he sold 10 dealers as
low as can be purchased in New York. Retail
ers and hOuse-keepers are requested to call and
examine some choice lots.
Oct 1877 VIZ. A. GWYER'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
SACK SALT

SACh SAIL.
200 Sack hourly expected. For sale by
OF WI. SMITH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

WHISKEY, PORK. BACON, &c.
20 bbls. N. o. Rectifed Whiskey; 2 do back
country Rye Whlskey; do N. E. Rum; do
Gin; do Brandy; Or. casks Malaga Wine;
5000 lbs. N. c. Bacon-Sides and Hams; 80
bills Mess Pork; 10 do, Prime do; 20 DC Caaal
Flour. For sale by w. l.. SMITH.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27

MESS PORK-PRtME PORK.
Just received per schr Mary Powell. For sale
Ol31 by WM. A. GWYER.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-10-27
.H'OTICE.
GRAIN STORE.

A large supply of CREw LISTS on hand, and
for sale low, at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
10 FHE WINGS 81 sIRclNla.

n
:. A meeting Of Dc Siaie Central Comshirir< q
the Wing party. held on the 81 Of oc,obcr. 1873.
the f3lloring resolutions wcpc adop,ed
& RxffeE, Thai il Is in the opinion oi this Com.
milirc, Of great importance thai every poll III The
Presidential election should Be attended hy Com
mirieecf upright intelligent discreet and jealous
men. whcare friends Of Taylor and Fillmore for the
pufpose OF aiding in fair enforcement Of the law.
and the free exerrise Of he Of Suffrage IS every
slIsn entitled 2 = and sheFreveniion 81 illegal vo
ting By lhose not entitled 10 rofe-
: Rsssfred, Thai The friends of Taylor ana FIJI
more. throughout the Slaie be urged appoint such
Cnlmil,ees without delay in every county and town
irhirh they have MOI been Notwithstanding for
them msn Khoean and viii perform lheir duty faith
fnly, zealously ard earicssly, in good temper, and
with jus; regard tothc rights ofSesefy one
3. Rssolred, ~rhatihc Chairman Of this Commit
tee cause the foregoing resolutions 10 he published
in all the Wing papers Of this city, with request 10
all the Wing editors in the State 10 republish them
In compliance with the direction OF the Commit
tee, submit the foregoing resolutions 10 the friends
Of Gen. Taylor and Mr.. Fillmore
] cannot believe that !, is necessary 10 add one
word OF ming TO ensure prompt attention 10 them
1.-THE zeal 81 any man need slimulant however. le,
tell him thar The information from every part Of
the STATE before the Committee Is such as 10 autho-
rize to say that the chance Of carving the State
for Taylor and Fillmore is At least fair; and thai.
with proper exerions. and an honest, fair full rote
il may be done. Is there Whis heart thar does NJ
bound al the thought of redceming this good old
Commonwealth !, Who needs more 10 stimulate
him 10 his usmosteort, than the possibility even Of
such result
B., order Of the Committee.
JAMES LYONS, caairmaa.
pfcuNnSD Va 0rt 81
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
ANRcpoTE.


GsAs Dorman. Who recently spole u Richmoud,
made Lively and cnieftaining speech. protesting
=. DC same time Ihaihe intended y make 20 speech
a, Iii. His tidiDgs from orr Western brethren.
were d mosi cheering nature, and be assured the
wings Of Eastern Virginia Il they would only hold
%. they would carry the State. He said that was
NOT necessary 10 secure the election of General Tay-
lor. I thar question was already decided, but !,
WIS necessary for the honor Of the Old Dominions
He spoke 81 The opposite Characters q Cas- and
Taylor, and related an anecotc Of The latter which
SET Inc Club IN roar. Hew speaking Of Gen,
Tayloe's refusing % pledge himself, refusal q
which be highly approved Ncs long before, on
boardof siramboal he said4 some impsrtinent EEL
low, who wished 10 ensnarc the old General walked
upiohim. and in very pompous manner addressed
him wiih-sWell Generail II you areelccied, upon
what principles do you mean 70 administer the Go
vernment r Upon those Of the Constitution and
tho Ten Commandments replied he, with the "a
pidiiy Of thought Gen. D. thought there could Be
no safer guides than Moses and Washington.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02


The trade on The Shenandoah River has never
6cen fully estimated and il importance fully apprc
eiaied- Whilst travelling along its borders a lew
days since ne were bctfer enabled 10 jrdse Of Tie
quantity Of produce borne on lis bosom 10 the de-
pots II HarPers-Ferry. We eouaIed At one lime,
eight boats mcorcd Al SaickcrsFerry in Clarke
county. each q which were loaded with one hun
dred and forty barrels Of Hour making nearly frelee
hHadnsd tarrsis # Flour il sight At one time. The
-four was al from Page county, and bore evidence
to III, agricultural energy Of the people Of that
iion- II the Improvements in navigation the
river should Be made, there Is no estimating the
quantities Of produce that will be boated down the
Shenandoah, and ihe merchandise. plais.er, coal,
and Other commodities that will be taken up in the
return loads Astriends Of improvement. by land
and water We destr tie success Of this enterprise.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02

The EasHesring c0.ps engaged N he Survey q
De Shenandoah River are busily engaged in pre<.
enting thst work Having cdmplserd the survey
q one branch of the Rircr, from is source 10 is
junction. below Front Royal IN Warren county, hey
are nou cngsged "a The Other. known IS 'eNorsh
River which sdcnds through Shenandoah county,
up into Rockingham. and which Is believed b. many
70 blk most imporant brunch .of he work TIE
eo q dams &C. il Is heiiered rillall far sho6 Of
al previous estimale which renders The scheme Il
il improvement entirely practicable and feasible.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
THE DAY OF ACTION a IiANDs

o. TtEsDsr xrxr. ne have he EIEcTIoN-
The eEr1srn ~ NovE,BzE Is Aesr. Friepas. y
zarh.Ey Tayiur. are ysa resdy1 Ikrooismns =
The eneny sre IL sighi; ron sand On Buena Vista,
and Old Z,ek / shout 10 appear ID person a your
bad Are yon prcparrd1 = every man a bis
post1 4 ever hear resslred % victory
rrirnds Of TayIor you CAN carry Virginia Il
yoa WILL Never iorgri that fact Bear i Win
ron b. day and night Let il stimulate yop hops.
70 energy % action Lei 10 Iialit spifii persuade
roo that rs Eapss8k Npsatpg IS imPoSibie q
he man Who kop-s w. believess uhOdarcsl s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
,oco,,,9.o ELEcTIoN FRAUDS.

IT.. MAYOR Of Philadelphia on Thursday held
r-.a.;. MeKenna % bail in The sum Of SLOW, %
answer the charge Of torsins anal issi'as -
s.,.. n,,ura,za,in papers pprpOriiag lobe genuine
;.sue by he Probationary Of The Court
= common peas which il appears were attempted
10 be used al the late election IN thai CITY.
Charseso Of attempting 70 vote uPo eeE.ns s sns
n..s..l-,. rre made against Jas. AndeTsoa
Msssra Francis Quigicy and Michael Qa :, g.
10 were srvcralIy bound over in me sum q 49,
~ sso(1 for 4 further hearing. These papers Nef
| detected al the recent election
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
,nnEssn TAYLOR DISCRIMINATION
,,,,..,,,,,,,s 4, a. baltimore Pairiot.

7tlcgTaPlEa RI q % I
PuIEapELFmi, Oct 81, 9. 2. a.
The wings u our city had grand 'oreh-llgn'
.,,.. Z ,o-night. Aher marching through many
~. s,rre. ,hey proceeded oIndcPendenee square,
~, !. a,sapizrd and were addressed By numerous
80 .,,, .1eaers. hwas The largest meeting svsr
$3.50 $500 a PhiIadelphia There were q lsas'
49, ,so.soa persons present Never before has
w, -. .xb;bi,ed such enthusiasm sh0u's ~
.rs.s s .ra Fillmore aro.e from the denss mas IN
la5 80. e;,v seemed % resound with aselama
y e - - ,r,,lv soul-strring seems o'a zacl
uons ..-v ,o.rue. and shouts are sill ASCENDING
in his praise, z-,--~~~~---
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
N TIGHT PLACE.

"a, week We were presented with potato wear-
=, IL vke Of servitude in the way Of an iron ring
through which il had proruded ITSELF and this week
8. have one which pushed one Of It's extremilies
,h,ouyb an iron buckle, whilst growing, and sure
800 f,upd itself .in tight piaee" The latter
v..,.,sble curiosity grew in the garden Of Mr.
cft,nt Is BknRETF.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
WHO VIII STAY AT HOWE.

NJ Hziy darcscall himself 4 Wsig hereafter, u
he refuses % FossIior Ol Zsrk n any Wing SAYS
a home and negeeis 10 voie II the great crisis
befoie rs. be gives just - much aid 70 he enemy.
and Is guilty Of an ACT Of treason toihe Why parry
Of the Union. which mar lead % total delcai.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
oxIEAEFEM PAYS MORE.

Bear Il in mind thai what Won have 70 do in the
greai work Of reieeming Virginia must be done al
once. Go, therefore,
THIS VERY DAY,
and do what Is lett undoac. Shame on The rerreant
spir, who would falieE or hesitate uhen an around
Is encouraging. perfec, sunshine Of prl~P-rity
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
r,,n yoTE or SOUTH cARoLINAi

There is 4 report that South Carolina would no'
vote Tar President. A letter from Washington says:
LEAN fron, South carOlina, that her anti Iay,or
hat,erF 81 eight guns will be sileneed The Leslsa
lure win not form quorum On me IN ..,.er,
and there i no provision o. law iof 'he
I.,;r,, nj the body.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
now snoRT IS rIIE TIM.

Oaly few days and the story Is told Il win aE
ford poor consolation to feel that neglect duty has
cansed faiigre Of obtaining an Overwhelming ma
joriiy. Hork. WoEx, WORK -kfie ne time Iasisl ..
LET EVERY DISTRICT BE cANVASSEp.
and the name Of every legal voIcr asceriained4 l.
Look OUT for Illegal voters
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02

p.ox1ptzr r krnEE Mr. George hart
- y c;rc;nn.ti. uhile % his nay nv
~. - s. 1,s;t lis ffiopds n Boston:
:. F. ..@'s' p 211 ia - Albany, n. n q
49, ----- -. -. ~ Insured II tNo po-
f. q, r. $500 I1< II. i.piI1--thc o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
An APT ILLUSTRATION.


The following aneciote. related the other night by
Gen. Dorman, affords an apt illustration of the
reasoning By which Southern men pursuade them
selves that Gen. Cas- is safer man for the South
Than Gen. Taylor.
H. said he had lately convcrsed on this subjec,
with Democratic friend whom he had not seen for
many years, and who, in the course Of the conrer-
saion, inlimated that he thought Gen Cas- the safer
man Of the two the question Of slavery. He
asked him IL when he wished TO employ an over,
seer be asked him his views on the subject of slave
ryl lie replied certainly not. He then said, IF a
man applying to you for employment, were 10 tell
you that he was born in Virginia, had lived the
greater part of his life in Kentucky, mas now re-
sdent Of louisiana and STAKEHOLDER himself, would
you employ himP Certainly" We'll. If an
other man were 10 come 10 you and say, { | want
your business; ! was born in New Hampshire,
moved early in life, 10 Ohio, changed my residence
to Michigan, wh re it has been for thirty years ne
yer liyed in slave State in my life, never owned a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02

l.pcls i MARYLAND, Iowa, wisecns
V'rs,n,a nd = Missouri Insix,een States iall 8 -.
yania a ' M seen nominated. and in I'VE Gslr
ess, haye uss ticket In Maine, connee.ieqs
hoae .s which receives The creates, number q
!. al or The State Legisiaiuie
MI, mako choice In must q the states 'ne a'sn'
s,,rmber Il votes SECURE The success Of The e'eso-
s.,,;rtr, n South Carolina the legislature maH..
A,re q electors, or rather casts the eec'ofa YOU
& fthe STATE. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02

=, IS s.enree Rsnsick, il i said, died from
.1.;,smrns having Won $4,000 On h0'ss Facs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
hern man and h.

stvIians. Il contains extracts from
:. ~ fcrs representing Taylor to be
.....>rs ,,ss Iiso contains The Uaioa's tables
e $685. by wMcA the attempt is made 10 show
sk,or has received more ertrs azoeaaces than
c.s.,,i saeh docan.ai can do % aim 70 zen
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
co TO WORK.

We cali upon all The friends Of Taylor and Fill
rnore-all the enemies Of misrnle--all who wish 10
see an end pu, the corrupeing system upos which
the Government i al present administeredio pull
OF their coais al once and go 10 work "Now's the
day, ane news tic hourl' Il is well us, we be-
irye that action has been so long delayed but il is
high lime that il shoald comm .rce now. Go to
work, we say, al once, and organize in every ward
precinct and county. Break these organizations a.
gain inio smaller subdivisions appoint officers IN
each, have your captains Of thousands, your cap
ains OF hundreds and your captains Of tens as the
Jews did before you. Do,his thing thoroughly, and
the rest will be easy When you have done this
then CIRCULATE the documents II you have them
not write for them TO the Central Committee, or get
them from Washington. There are plenty 10 bc
had. ii man really wants them.
Butthai is not all. Get uPmeetings that you may
hear subjects discussed, and BY communicating the
electric spark may fir ally animate the whole neigh
horhood. Get togethcr and converse upon the sub
leci Ii begets interest and excites enquiry. Never
lose an opportunity to dispose Of document, or 10
slip in word for The good cause You can thus
find out each others thoughts and be enabled To-
work together. Action without harmony Is like the
pulling al opposite ends Of rope-to be Of any va
lue, it must be harmonious and concerted Union,
union-a long pull strong pull, pull all together
and all Ae same war these are what We want.
Fail not 10 inculcae this, above all other things
Self-denial selfsacrifcc spirit Of lberali,y and
concession, mol prone to take offence at the vagares
of brother Wing. who may not see his way so
clearly as you do-lhesc wcespecially recommend.
Every man, let him be as humble as he may, can
Influence ar fua ofl,o AZ:
apply yourself with the same assiduiiyi 10 -
son with all Labor as you ought to
~ will be sure to crown your e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02

lslI I, n !.sv 9ss . j S SNIP g, .,
royal "a, s ,ss sentence &c would J.
=, in'9 80. - 10 close his ear y
nj passass 49,. improbable.
g .Ins Eurapssmade the "Trip 70
IN, 5Ds I asy i no, distant when AssAGE-
Seven days journey - -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02

fafence of own teIIllVtJ a1'A =. 80
have ever cherished the sentimcnto. 'nc -.
u Ill couu,ry who cautioned Us against ieas'ns
onr own soil and territory for a foreign eounu,
who uculcaied as cardinal principle q 0ui ':s
ran institutions that We should esehew az io'e'sn
all;anees and eonnec.ions, and conhne ourselves y
he improvement Of our own proper SOIL ano =.
yancenlcni Of peace and happiness wi'hin ~
nroprr boundaries. Bu. should war ever CONC ~
rs have seen enough Of the zesi and eagelnss
he youth &C our country 10 believe IN heir al'"y
ana ardor % encounter any dangers and sse.'psss
% defend the honor and avepge the wrongs q 70
| iion. ....-.. n
This war las served to manifesithe e7is'enes 9 :
deep unconquerable heroism il all classes 9 ~.
people Ii has not been BY any means eonn.sa ).
he Steiner ser for no where has 4 shown p
han ID he conduct and scnents q tne solsss 3.
e our eoun.ry, 80 many n whom have nono1sa J.
Vim ,heir presence On ibis occasion. During y !.
public seryics, have become familiar WIN go,
which place u women q our eonniry q \. ~.
Win their sparian and Roman inosheEs g yuo.'
herois, history records many interesting 49,
nles. have known mothers e send Their on's 81.
% The war telling them p re,asp With honor = =
!, an have known sisters = part win g ..
,her, With words full Of pride asid hoPe g ~ s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
rrx. rAYLoRs uUN

make Presiicnt1 why, The old man has enough
q good hard round sense 10 him. % maae n an,
da1sn a good Presidents as Jimmy Folk, anu men,
an az the scraps and fragments, you might MAKE
brt,er one than ever Lewis Cas- could ee
The old soldier is right and the people know y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
ODD FELLOWS, PROCESSION
Al Front ROYAL.

The memsrrs Of Front ROYAL Lodge, Warren
county, had a. Procession and other ceremonies al
Frvnt Royal, IN Friday last.
Al an earlyhour quite large number Of breih-
rem had assembled, who we're furmed in the line Of
procession uner the direction OF II. N GALLAnEa,
Of wildey L6ge, and Il. w. REED Of Winchester
Lodge, as Mashals
The procession, preceded By Band, marched 10
the MethodistChurch, where'the services were O.
Pcned with prreE by the Rev Mr.. EwrSe. An Ad-
dress was iheB deiivered by J. HAaRlsoS KELLY. Of
charlestown illustrative CT the principles Of the
.Order
The procession was then reformed and proceeded
eo5,S Odd Flows Hall recently erected, in order
Irb;a iicaPn TO the benign purposes of the ins,i-
o. i Lo;51 = abscnce Of the Grand Master, Col.
aEr Aeha Nrs Grand Warden Of the Grand
w. tOR oliciaied, assisted by GUS
ZIP ne saea b. ercsrsnoniss. &C
J., - twas witnessed by large
n., "cak. VaHen, together with
so.. al ans % ., @iso Ansssiye character.
a. Is oo. AID .ar ri. a. ,hareing The .sye-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1848-11-02
Ne Speaks Is ven . y Fights |!
.xnrnrsn SPEECH n. cEN. rArrn.
Graf Barbecue 70 .she Toinatsrs
az PORT Hadsoa, mississippi.

~ 1oft 1AaNStA9 @s-te~ssesfKt
The New Orleans Della o. the 1ist instant. ca.
tains glowing account &c the proceedings q shs
great Barbecue given on The 18th instant By The chi
zens Of Eas, Fcliciana 10 the returned volunteers
The preparations were upon scale Of superb liber
aiisy and their festivities were conducted with lie
greatest promie.y. Gen. Tsyiors presence d16sed
JOY throughout the vast assemblage He Eas y.
ceived with an enthusiasm which sprung from he
heart he was addressed BY James Fl. Muse, ESQ.
on the part Of he Florida parizhc@T We exsrac,
the concluding portion Of Mt, MUSES. spterh, and
the whole Of Gen. Taylorz reply from the report u
the Delta, fsir
AEter noticing many interesting incidents az he
war, and many illustrations Of General Tasisrs
kind-hearedness, Mr. Muse concluded ID The follow,
ing words: So.
ln The name then, moi only Of my fcllow-cisizens.
as community, bu, Of The fathers and mothers who
had sen, their to fight the battles Of their coun-
Try giving them the Spartan command 10 return
with honor or not At all he welcomed Gen. Taylor
TO the hearts and homes Of his counlrvmen. Yes,
General, We are happy to-day 70 see you among
us We have brought our wives and children Oh,
BEHOLD who has done so much for the honor II
the country And our childrcn's chiltren shall M
member and praise yorr great deeds and noble vic
tories upon the banks of the Rio Grandr On the
shores Of the Pacific and at the ase Of the Rocky
Mountains they shall hymn your praises and re-.
count your great deeds, as ! have This day 30 irn-
perfectly done on The banks of the Mississippi
Fear nos that the bright pages you have added othe
nation shistory will ever be torn thcrefrom or that
yoar claims 10 the love and gratitude Of your eoun.
irymen will ever fade from their hearts OF memories
Posery will never cease to hold you in grateful re-
collection. nn,il time shall Re no more, and all
earthly glory shall sink into the tomb. Welcome.
them thrice Welcome, honored patriot and soldier,
to tie simple Inequalities which republican peo-
pie extend 10 you"
The speech OF Mr. nurse was happy in sentiment,
ferveni 10 style, and animated in delivery. 4
GEN. TAYLoR.s ADDRESS.
NJ Speaker, Ladies' and Gsatlemen-li is with 4
feeling OF deep embarrassment ,halI aemp, to reply
to the eloquent address inst delivered in which feel
my humble services have been Too yividly portrayed
and loo highly estimated During the long period
/ SC been In the service Of the public Ihaye en-
Dc arored to keep in view as the consian. object Of
cxertions the honor the integrity and the welfare OF
my country; and II have b-tn placed in situations
in which was allcio Promote those objects, il IS
attributable rather % the jealous aid and energetic
be gallant men, both Of the regular
ASicc, whom il has been nv good
tsaff-io any superior skillor
70 them, more than TO myself