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SSTAPLE Literature.-B Life OF johnson, in
> ciing the Tour the Hcbrides, London edition,
1873 edited by Croker with much additional matter;
bea Itilui octave Volume with portraits.
M,ores Life of By ron, English edition, complete IN
one octa vo volume, with portraits. ~ -.-- .ar
The Spectator English edition. with biogra plies of
s authors complete vo'ume with portraits.
EniieId's History of Philosophy; London edition
nle tie in oneh handsome octave volume.
Valpys Shakspeare ID volumes, and 40 ilusstions'
London, 1873. > ,,,
Just imported from London direct by f. TAYLOR,
Together with library editions Of many other standard
works.
Dec
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TO PERPETUATE PEACE.

IIUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS.-This gun loads
II at the breech, the principle, regards setting
home the charge, of loading from the mnzze the diher
being that the load required pass three inches TO
rest instead of the entire length OF (nay be) moist
barrel; the mechanical structure embodes the best cien-
c principles for this purpose ami enables person 10
load and fre the CUR at the three hundred times per
hour* and keep The gun cean the load always dry make
fire, and burn the powder WELL which, with the accu
rate fit of the ball. enables also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot 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 governments ndivd
uas or organized bodies whose purposes not
al variance the institutions laws OF the United
States.
WM w. HUBBELL,
Aug lift Patenee, Phiiadeph
Thc loaded and fired the muske % times in
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IRVING HOTEL,
(Lafe Futier's,)
w m n In 4 n " { on C1tv

TIME above elegant hotel erected within the past year.
L ON Pennsylvania avenue of 18th street, is now
in the most complete order, having been painted papered
and embelshed throughout with the addition OF ladies'
ordinary and other improvements, that It's general
engagements for comfort unsurpassed by any establish
ment in the city 1t will be ready for the reception of
pany on Monday 18th Nov nsant and the subscriber
specially soets the patronage of the public with the
cndeavos make the house In every
expect worthy of it, IHOMaS,
Q.ate of the Howa I'd Hotel, New York;
Nov I2-3aWlw Intel Washington.
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5,asa-5 Of ss.ooo--5 of 5000.
THE Proprietor de la VILE dc Paris respectfully

Proprietor tie la VILE dc Paris respectfully
returns his friends and for the very
liberal patronage extended to him du ing the past year.
and announces that he has completed his winter
and is prepared furnish parties balls, &c,
with everything in his ne at the shortest notice, and In the
best possible manner.
During past year he has given his particular attention
the manufacturing OF variety OF French Confec-
onary which he thinks will vie with offered for
sale this city, both regards quality and variety of style
He has constantly hand every variety OF preserves
consis listing in part OF the following:
IN bottles hsrmeticaky sead-Pne apples, peaches apr.
raspberries straw berries, pears paradise apples al
IS cents per bottle.
In Preiru-Paradise apple, pear strawberry, INspber-
y lime, ounce apricot, peach, pine apple at % cents
perlb. ,, ~
Vegetable Preserves canisters dramatically sealed.-Trni
es asparagus and hoom at 81 90 green peas
500 bottles tomato sauce, at rs cents per bottle
500 Jars currant jelly, different sizes
Fruit gasse at 30 cents per ID.
Persons desiring anything in the confectionery line will
will find much their advantage to call "A la Vale de
Paris" y. GAY LEX,
Corner Pom. ". and lith
~ B. Will be open for inspection Monday the 18th
instant my annual importation of fancy boxes, bon bon
Mere, &c &C.
Dec 5-3aw3wif
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RrC. ~. BOTELER, .7uc,ioneer.

INTENSIVE sale OF superior furniture, French china,
T. bronzed and plated goods Abata and Japanned ware,
cutlery crockery and glass ware, bookings glasses, solar
lamps and girando,cs fancy articles, Nc.
On about the lst of December, shall sell at the Oieon,
of a and Pennsylvania avenue, extensive
collection of the above goods, consgnmens from New
York, with instructions To sell without reserve.
The public may expect rich display of useful and or
namenta articles Particulars in future advertisement.
c. w. BOTELER,
21-eodinI Auctonecr
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IL mans Hotel Pennsylvania avenue, have Just received
Of the latest npouations splendid of fash
lonabe fall and winter goods, consisting of French and
English cloths cassmeres and vestngs, which they will
make up order in their usual elegant style low as
goods OF similar quality can be bought IN this any Of
The northern cities.
Ao received and for sale AT very moderate prices gen
muslin shirts suspcndcr. gloves cravats handkercheis
socks, umbrellas, hosiery, dressing gowns, &c.
Members of Congress cizens and strangers are respect
ily invited to give call.
Dec 5-3,aw2yi
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r. NE cORDOva ot Houston, Texas can be found
j. Browns Hotel, Washington, until Sunday next he
N attend to The atings surveying, and patenng land
claims examine and record in the proper counties land
,iaa r,v ayes collect debts &c He win also attend
he and auditing all classes OF claims due by
the late republic of Texas including bonds, military Scrip
and ea suy notes He offers for sale his new and cor
rect Map Of the State Of Itras
REFERENCES IN WASHINGTON CITY:
Cen S s. R R2a,s }-senators.
D p nauit%an' Representatives.
Dec 81
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J-yItENCH Tracing Paper.-W. Fischer, Importer of
stationery &c, has just received several rcams OF
superior French tracing paper direct from me manuiac
inches inclusive As this paper made expressly TO order
will be found using, TO be much better than any other
in the market
no., L Itour
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gan attorney law, Burlington Iowa, will attend TO
the SALE location and other investment of Land Warrants
sent him in Iowa.
Refer, in Washington city, Messrs. Lewis johnson,
John G. Rivcs, Jesse Il. Dow r.. Whitacre at General
Land Office, and l. Ferguson at General Post Office
Nov. lJ-d3cSl-
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Watches, Clocks, and Chronometers.

WE public respectfully informed that A G. Hague
mn, manufacturer of watches, clocks and chronomc-
sfs, Rom Switzerland has large assortment OF superior
french English, and Swiss fine watches for sale the
aolshment of J. Montandon, Pennsylvania avenue, be
Ween i2th and 18th streets where all kinds OF watches,
COCKS and chronomctors repaired.
Nov 22-dlmils
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U,IIGIRLE Once Rooms % Iet.-The rooms in the
T. building at the corner OF and 18th streets wes now
occupied by M ST G.. Clarke, es1 and by Shas w fa'ro
win be for the Stl inst These rooms are
most eligbly situated for office banking purposes One
of them has a fire proof vault For terms, aPely TO
" NJ e &c ~ RID. SMITH, Cashier.
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FOREIGN.
FURTHER INrELLIGENCE.

We compile, principally from the New York Tribune,
the following details of the important intelligence brought
by the Britannia
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a YOUNG LADY IEnKHsnJ WHO mn" rssUeHt
o paris. OF entering gcntleman's family
"a ,s,rctrcss Washington at the SOUTH Tor the win
Ter The engagement to be continued permanently IL
both parties. She is competent to instruct in
Music German, Italian &c, with the requisite branches
OF liberal education Address, postpaid, II. q. O.,
New York Il. o "
Dec. Sit.
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IS number lntery-l3 drawn ballots.
Tickets Si0-Halves S5-Quariers 81 so
Certificates packages OF rs whole tickets, Sl30 90
Do do rs half do 65 90
Do do 26 quarter do 80 80
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SCARrs, Crsvsts Gloves, scThe largest, newest, and
, elegant assortment satin and silk cravas and
Kid silk and merno gloves, offered by me in this city,
may now be found my salcs-roon.
Also very large stock silk, cotton and gingham
breias.
All articles sold at uniform prices, and goods warranted.
as represented SIEVENS.
Nov 29-eo6tf Sales-Ioom No. Browns Hotel.
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GRAND SCHEMES,
FOR DECEM BER, 1913.
J. w. MAURY & CO., Managers.


VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For endowng Leesbug Academy, and for other purposes
Glass No. 49, for 1913.
To be drawn In Alexandria Va rday, Dec g. 1913
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Tickets YI0-haives S5--quaTiefs 81 30.
Cerc ates of packages OF 25 whole tickets Sll0 %
Do do Is half do % 30
Do do % quarter do "a %
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

Tnree hundred Dollars ecorM Of ReH-
RiOA-Tm. W. Brown, in his lecture At
Salem Mass, said
81 have with me an account Of Q slave
recently sold upoA the auction stand. The
auctioneer could only get a bid Of $500,
he was shout 20 knock her of, the owner Of
shs slave made his way through those that
surrounded him and whispered to the auc-
ti6sesr. As soon as the owner left, the
auctionssr said, d have failed to tell you
ell the good qualities Of this slave. l have
told you that she was strong, healthy and
hearty, end now / have the pleasure to an
ounce to you that she is very pious. She
has got rsligion;' and although before that
be could only get $4O0, as soon as they
found that she had got religion they COM
nenesd bidding upon her, and the bidding
went up to 500. The writer says that
her body and mind were sold for $500, and
her rsligioa vas sold fog $780,"
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
New Arrangement.

TINE undersigned will run regularly a good
W horse hack from Louisiana to Bowling
Green, on every Monday, Wednesday and Fri,
day. 1t will leave Foulks' hotel OH each of the
above named days precisely at l o'clock p. NJ,
and US it carries the mail it will be compelled to
arrive at Blain's Hotel in Bowling Green at 4
o'clock Of the same day. An extra hack will
there be in readiness 70 carry passenger, to any
point they may desire.
20 Price Of fare from Louisiana to Bowline.
GreenoOc. WM. w. BEATN.e
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

Tie wings don't believe in Qua title Up TO
de Re Grands when it IS written down in
prose, but when il 10 written in poetry they
70 Il, - sppears from the following taken
from the Jackson Tenn. Republican:
"Evsry man, woman and child raeoi-
leets when wings were singing the follow
ing song to sdmiring crowds in these parts
One morning bright and early,
The news came safe to hanJi
That the Mexicans, ten thousand strong,
Had crossed
What The Sabine? No. The Nueces?
Nc. The Colorado No. What then?
TsE RIO GAAxDEHl
0 the Rio Grande, o the Rio Grande,
We would We were upon your banks,
With rifles in our hand.
And they wished to be on the Bio Grande
did they? And what didthey intead doing
with their rides? Nothing more Of less
than to repsl the invasion o f'ten thousand
Mexicans' who had crossed the Rio
Grands.' This song was sung BY the wings
in nc, who have since that time changed
thsi1 tune"
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
FALL and WINTER GOODSM
BLOCK g. CO., Water Nree

'T E. BLOCK & CO., Water Street, Lou
HI tsiana, NO., have now in store a con-
|plete stock Of FL LII md WINTER
GOODS, to which they respectfully solicit the
of their friends and customers general
ly. They beg leave to say, that, having select
ed their Goods with the greatest care, and hav-
ing purchased them to the very best advantage,
that they therefore faiter themselves to be able
to compete with any mercantile establishment in
the country. H. E. BLOCK g. co.
Louisiana, Sep. 10Th, lS47
Just Received,
100 bbls. refined Kenawha Salt.
80 Sacks G. A.
rs do l.. B.
200 Bars Iron and Steel,
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Vinegar, Tar and
Oils.
200 Bunches Cotton Yarn,
IS pieces brown and bleached Domestics.
10 cases Boots and Shoes.
Hats and Caps in abundance
100 pieces Calicoes, from 6 Ia to IS cts
per yard.
Cashimeres; Muslin Delains; AIapaccas,
Palo Alto and California Plaids; Shawls,
Gloves, Hosiery, Cloths, Cassimers and
Vestings.
A good assortment of Hardware, Queens
ware, Tin-ware, Castings Nails, &c., SC. Also
o well selected stock Of
Ready Made Clothing,
And in fact every other article usually found
in q country Store; all Of which, we pledge our.
selves to sell at prices which shall be satisfacto-
~ to the purchaser. Fl. E::BLOCK g. co.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
LORENZO NEWMAN. SAMuL E. ALLEN.
&
!. N. BRYSON 4 CO.

Having this day associated them
selves together in the Boot and
Shoe trade, take this method Of saying to the
citizens of Louisiana and its vicinity, that
they intend to keep on hand a complete as
sortment Of Boots and Shoes of their own,
as well as of Eastern manufacture, which
they are determined to sell as, low as they
can be sold in Pike county.
"A ninabe sir-pence is better than a slo,s
shiMing;" and with this motto in view,
they are determined to trade on the cheap
cash system, with the hope ofliberal patron
age. NEWMAN. & ALLEN.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

TIE TAIAL IN kExIOo.-Ths Washing
ton Union states that the order for the
Scott court inquiry has been modified. 1t
- % be held ct Pnebla instead Of Peyote.
Brsvst Colonel Belknap, Lieutenant Col
eAsFofths 9th regiment Of infantry is de.
tslsd % Q member, in place Of Colonel
BdsIsE, third 6rsgooas, relisvsds and CaP.
taiG& G. Ai6Gefy Of ahs eth regiment Of
stttlsFy b aPPoiSsed the Judge Advocate
s0d Recorder, fh place Of frst Lieutenant
HanDODd, Of the I'd regiment Of artillery.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
a Bea, WAipped.-The Miner, Pro,

a Bear Whipped.-The Miners Pros.
Peet published in Washington Co., gives an
account Of . regular set-to in Potosi, the
ether day, between q man named Silvers,
and Q bear weighing 300 lbs. Il was q
first fight, rough and tumble. The Bear was
placed in q room and unclaimed, when hi.
daring antagonist, dressed from head to foot
in buck skin, met him, and sftef o severe
struggle, in which the man was slightly
wounded, Bruin fairly turned tail, Though,
By the way, he hadn't much left Of thai, ]
and the spectators acknowledged the pow.
srful animal conquered. Silyers has chal.
lsnged the bear for a second trial, and large
bets are already made.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
DIR. j. L. VOID,

INFORMS the public that the time of his as
ISOLATION with DR.. Z. Nj. Bartlett having ex-
pired by limitation, he now offers his profession
al services to the citizens Of Louisiana and sur
rounding country: Hoping thst close attention 10
his profession will entitle him r. som Of their
cash. IL. Office in a room of the Store Of Ed.
win Draper & Brothers, where he may be found
unless professionally engaged.
Nov. 18th lS47.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
NEW STORE At FHE OLD STAND!
Selling off at Cost! and
less than COST!

TINE subscriber having takenths Store late
ly occupied by Messrs. CIV. JEsxs& Co,
an purchased their entire stock Of Goods, would
offer the same to the public upon the MOST
FAVORABLE TEMRS, for Cash or Produce.
lie is also making great additions to the Stock
which will render il more complete than any to
|be found in this vicinity.
He wiiI eadeavor by every e~xertion to sus.
tain the reputation of the House obtained by the
late occupants, and would solicit share Of pub
lie patronage. NEWTON BRADLEY.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

q. Ever since Santa Anna returned to
Mexico the whig papers have paraded be-
fore their readers what they called "Polk's
P0ss," signed with the name of the Presi.
dent at full length. Now, instead Of exlib.
ting sny shame or contradiction for this
inpudsnt. brazen fogery, they copy and
circulate the real paper signed by the lat.
secretary Of the navy. 1t was transmitted
among other documents, to the house Of
congress, in answer to q call made upon
the executive.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
THURMOND's HOTEL,

Corner of Main and South Carolina Streets,
LOUISIANA, MO.
-. THIS HOTEL, formerly known IS
El=l the Missouri House, is now open for
the accommodation OF boarders and travellers.
Every effort will be made to render those who
may call at Thurmond's comfortable; and the
proprietor hopes. by constant exertions to please,
to merit a liberal share of public patronage.
Dec. 9th lS47.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
Last Notice.
o
ALL Those who are indebt-

u Our friends in the country who wish
bills struck, or job work of any kind neat.
ly executed, can be accommodated at this
Office, at the shortest notice, and upon the
most reasonable TERMS:
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

i'll R-Mrs. Gaines, since her recent good
,dortnae, Is said to be a. much courtsd Is
che highest dignitsries in Wsshington.-
Her dfswing.ysoms, at. 1rown'a Hotel,
ha's bson crowded reception rooms ever
siaoo tie deeisi.s-
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

At n Of the recent representations Of
Cleopatra, Mile A. c., a young lady
Who had already ''used up" several gentle.
meH and their furniture, exclaimed, when
she saw the smorous queen artfully defen-
ding herself against the passion of The hero.
She is about making him sign some bills Of
exchange"
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

l~MPoarANr DrcIsIoN.-lt Has been deci-
dsd BY the Wa Department that the Flor
ida volunteers, called out to defend Florida
against the attack Of the Indians, are emit
ued to the bounty under the act Of 18th
Nay, 1886.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

u The Evansville ia. Journal states,
that at least three hundred German fami.
lies have been written for, and will settle
that eounty during the coming spring and
summer.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
MOlasses, MOlasses.

c. JACKSON & BRO. have Just received,
and offer for sale. 10 bills, Of Plantation Molas.
ses Of an excellent quality. Call sosn, Or il
s.y b gone.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

ALBERT NEWBERRY.
No. 10, Main Street, st. Louis, Missouri
HAS CONSTANTLY on HAND of his
o.rn Manufacturing, a Wholesale and Retail
supply of TIN and COPPER WARE, Sheet
Iron WIRE, STOVES, GRATES, and erery 9th
er article, in that Inns Of business, u Cheap for
Cash
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

q The greatest and most important
mootsd question now before the Boston
Public II, "Csn boarders in genteel boar
ding houses eat pie for lunching?"
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
NEW STORE.
Lssr door, Dtapsr's bloch, Water A'sA'
LOUISIANA, MO.
H'KkY 4 co..

I'd EG LEAVE 70 inform the public fhal
they are now opening at the above stand,
. large aad reH assorted stock Of MTehGndiss,
embracing all the articles usually found IN Dry
Goods Stores. Il consists in part a. follows:
LADIES DRESS GOODS:
Afew patterns very rich and superior Sss"-
mere d'Ecosse.
Monipensier Plaids,
Caledonia Plaids,
Twilled Lama Plaids.
Oregon Plaids.
Rich figured Alpacas,
black silk warp dc
do cotton warp do
half mourning Plaid de-
Muslin de LANES,
superior Plaid Cloakings.
WOODEN GOODS:
Superior black and blue Clothh
Brown and Black Beaver
Black and fancy Cassimeres.
Oregon
Blue blanket Coatings,
White pearl and blue HankseA
Flannels, all %colors,
Sattinetts do
Ken'ty Jeans do
Plaid Linseys, &c.
COTTON GOODS:
7-S ~ and 5-4 brown sheeting and shirtings
Fine sea islaId brown Dc
Bleached Cottons, all kinds;
10 and "A Osraburgs.
Bed Ticking; Brown Drillings.
Canton Fannels,
Cotton Yarns. Candle Wicking Be.
HATS AND CAPS:
Mems fur and cloth Caps of every variety, In.
GLIDING o few superior fur seal, and
silk Plush Caps;
Boys Caps, a full stock;
Fur Hats. a good assortment
Tampico Hats,
Oregon do.
white and black wool do.
BOOTS AND SHOES
of every variety, and at the lowest prices Of he.
HARDWARE,
including log and trace Chains, Spades, Shovels
grain Scoops, cutting Knives, Shovels and
Tongs, And Irons, Sad Irons, Nails,
QUEENSWARE,
few full tes sets fine China ware
Granite-ware, all kinds.
Glass preserve Stands;
heavy huted Tumblers.
CALICOEs,
A large and splendid stock.
GINGHAMS,
Every variety and of the newest stylss.
SHAWLS,
A large stock, and some very rich.
VARIETIES:
Silk and Cotton Handk'fs.
black Ital. and fancy silk CravaiA
Ladies fancy do
Laces and Edg:ngs, all kinds,
white and Hack silk Nets,
do do cotton do
Cambrics, Jacone4s, Swiss & Null Muslins,
Bishop Lsuns &C., SC.
white and mkt Lambs wool Hose,
do do cotton,
blk. Alpaca and Cashmere do
COUNTRY MADE JEANS,
500 yd's. for sale q from 3Oto 6Octs. per yard.
GROCERIES,
A full stock.
DYE STUFFS,
A full stock.
Linseed Oil, Castor Oil, Turpentine, win
dow Glass, Putty, painted Buckets,
superior Va. chewing Tobacco.
ALL Of which will be sold at the lowest pri.
|ces Of the market for Cash or Country Produce.
The public, and especially the ladies, are respect
fully solicited to give US a call.
We shall soon be prepared to purchase for
Cash, most Of the important articles of country
produce. MCKAY & co.
Louisiana, Mo, Sep. 9th, ls47.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21

pa make with twenty-five heads wa.
lttsly found in Warren county, Miss.
Democratic banner., 1848-02-21
Wanted,

Beeswax,
Dry Hides,
Flaxseed,
Tallow,
Dried Fruit, &c.,
For which the highest market price will be
paid By N. BRADLEY.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-23
Words suited TO the Van Burenites.

eff there be those among us who, misled
by mistaken sympathy, or by sudden ex-
citement upon any subject, and forgetting
their obligations to the whole country, to the
Constitution and the Union, let us use every
effort of persuasion and example to awaken
them to a sense of their dangerous error. If
those who for the sake of private INTEREST," per-
sonaz anablhcmsrmomntarypolitical success,
are willing to experiment upon the political
passions, to treat lightly their Constitutional
obligations, to foment sectional jealousies,
and raise up geographical distinctions with
in the Union, let the absence of our coun-
tenance and support convince such that the
personal qualification or public services
of any iuing man, are not objects of sufi
cient magnitude to be gained at the expense
Of the harmony Of the country, the peace O
the Union, or single letter in the list o
our constitutional duties.
If among us there be any, which Heaver
forbid, who are prepared, for any earthly
object to dismember our confederacy, and
destroy that Constitution which binds us to-
gether, LET THE FATE OF AN AR
MOLD BE THEIRS, and let the detesta.
ton and scorn of every American, be theil
constant companions, untH like him, they
shall abandon q country auhose rich
blessings they are no longer acorthy to en-
joy."
SJTAS WRIGHT
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1848-08-23
How they S0Rirm.

The par excellence Proviso men, the
Van Buren boilers are annoyed to find
Judge McLean's free territory views cor
respond so we'll with Gen. Cass' position.
Some pronounce his letter taken from the
Natinnm MteAigencer published in Tues
days paper, ''lorgery," others read it O.
yer, compare it with Cass' Nicholson let
ter, then call the learned Judge an "ass."
Ii is fact that Judge Mclean has never
publicly or privatel; expressed a sentiment
at variance with Gen Cass' constitutional
opini IN on this suhject.-Plain Dealer
Sill, though Judge Mclean has ever
been the firm and fixed opponent of slave
ry, and though he would have taken the
undivided support Of she wings of the north
ern states had he been nominated by the
Philadelphia ''Chinese Museum and o
the entire Go'ting faction, had he been PM
forth us the candidate OF the Buffalo Mena
gerie, yet, if upon this subject he dares now
to express an opinion conlormable to thai
Of the democratic candidate, we may ex
pect to see him hooted down as "a northern
man with southern principles" us having
sold himselfto the slave power, &C., &c
SUCH is their admirable consistency.