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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

New YORK. July 81.
The Steamer Hibcrnia arrived thl, eve
ming at 6 O'Clock. She Soiled on the sth
inst.
Liverpool Mnrkct.-Corn 32,aG2s cd
Meal l3> 81. Flour rs 6da2>,. Wheat
6aSS per bu,hcl.
London Money Market improving.
The revolution IN France has assumed a
more promising aspect. The late inSurrcc-
ton having been completely qucllcd and
tranquility restored.
General CavaGuac, as the irresponsible
dictator, seems zealously supported in con-
solidatIng the government. The funds
are improving, and for the first time the
hope is raised that France will rescue her
self.
There are reports of revolution in st.
Petersburg, in which 300 lives were lost.
The Cholera is making fearful progress.
Six new hospital, have been opened in Mos
COW.
Rome is IN a disturbed state.
Carli>tS rising commenced in Spain
Several oOmmotlOns in Ireland for drill
ing.
Warrants issued against the publishers Of
the "Felon."
Bill found againt Devin Reilly for killing.
Resistance 10 amnesty and government
tax.
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Supreme Judge.

| ne are pleased 10 observe that the nom
nations fJndge CAroN for Supreme Judge
by the convention at Oregon, and of Mr..
LrLALp, for supreme court clerk, are ac-
qWeSced ia by all the democratic papers ia
TINS grand division, and cheertllly support
ed. Asthere was no approximation IN the
convention from the Cook circuit. it was ap-
pretended there might be some d;>satisiac-
ton in that qeartcr; but it viii be seen bv
the extracts below from the Chicago Demo
crat, and from the Joliet Signal, the only
democratic papers printed in tha, circuit.
that they support the nomination, 50 that
the democracy tot the division appear to
be fully united.
TIE hjrt Grand JnIicia' Cuuro,,iga.
We learn that the convention which was
held at Oregon, OGle Co., on the l2th inst.
nominated the Hon. joins u. CNroN, for
supreme Judge OF this Grand Division. and
Lorenzo Leland for clerk.
Judge CATION has been a member of the
supreme Court of this State for some wears.
aud is an able jur>t and man ofhirh NOR
al worth. He was one of the first settlers
"i thiS part ut the Stale. and for several
years resident of this county. Ills deyo-
ton to democratic principles while among
us warrant Us in saying that his friends in
thIN county, are willing to give him cor
dial support. -Joict Niyn4L.
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FOR SHERIFF III la SALE COUNTY {:
ELISHA S. IlOLLOWELL
FOR CORONER
y. LORING.

This ticket is full. Cut it out aud vote il.
Stand by regular nomiuaions-it is the on.
ly means by which democrats can hone TO
retain union aud strength in the party. To
number Of the above candidate there are
10 opponents except, perhaps, some abol.
ton candidates. In this category are all
onr candidates for state offices, Mr.. Reddick;
our candidate for senator; Messrs ellison
and Lasher, representative candidates; and
MesSrS. Gilman, Leland and Lorng, for
county Offices.
Mr.. Wentworth, for Congress, is opposed
by Lovcjoy, the candidate of the abolition.
lists, md by Mr.. Scammon, the wing candi.
date. No democrat can hesitate to choose
between the three. The lines between them
are fully and fairly drawn. The votes each
receives is the test of the popularity of his
principles, and olthe strength of his party.
Whoever you vote for, you identify your.
sell with his party from that hour.
Mr.. HoEl0well, our candidate for sheriff,
and the only o'her candidate on the above
ticket who has an opponent, is opposed by
Mr. hurIou', the present sheriff. Person.
ally, both men are conceded, to be unobiec.
tionabe. Mr.. lIollowell Is an old rc,ijcu,
OF our county, farmer by Profession an
intelligent, active business MAI Norman
doubts his being capable and well ,ualiGcd
10 MI the Office. Mr.. lIurlbut, doubtless.
rs also well qualified; but there is this dit
ference between the men. Iurlbut is n
whig-Mr. llolowell is a democrat, and
The regular nominee of the party. II is,
then, with democrats, (admitting, as all
must, that Mr.. lIurlbut is no better Qualili.
ed Tor the Office than Mr.. Hollowell, and in
every other respect, personally, at least, no
more ueServlns,) simple question, wheth.
or 'hey shall vote for a man of their own
party or for wing. We profess TO cherish
democratic principles, and to throw our in.
huence in their favor on all suitable occo.
SONS. No man who fails TO do this can
clam TO DC consistent democrat. Yet
VIII nc do this who votes TO throw all the
power and influence of so important an of.
nee as that of sheriff into the hands or ,bc
wh'ss' We all know the political strength
which sheriff of this county is able 10
WELD. We would sooner have asains, US
the whole wing kennel of our county, on a
full yelp, than one old sheriff. Then If This
Office gathers around one man so much
strength, shall that strength BE- ON tho
side Of democratic or wing principles
Every democrat must see that il is not n
mcic question between men principlc,
are actually us much involved as in the so
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Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

The great rcmcdy for cgusupy iioH Of thc lungs at
tcctioHsOt tie ircr, brOHchiiiS aSihmd, pain ~
ireakHcSS nj the LrfdSi m lungs chrome coughs.
picWiSu, hcm0ThGgc ~ Tie lungs, amt all Gtcc-
iDpS NJ The pulmonary Orgdhy
rTNlIERE l. difference between Wl~ar'- Ba.Sam
Of wild cherry and all Interpretations oiwlld
cherry. The true and genuine bal-nm contains, be,
sides the extract Of wild cherry bark, other medicinal
agents of great character and efficacy IN the cures OF
coughs colds, aud general diseases ot the chcs, anu
lungs But the important difference bcwccn tins me-
define aud all Others oithr kind. that" Wisarsb bal
sam cures" while other remedies give only cnpora'
~ ricttothc sufferer Read the following certificate
rendered TO Us hy one of our own citizens
CNctNV,rI Feb Is 1917.
Mc-srs Sanford and park-t;cuts ! take this OPP
pornily To inform YOU ola remarkable cure perform
ed IN my own case hy the usc DR. Wlstarsbnlsnm
OF Wild cherry About the tirst Of September $50,
was attacked with violent cold which seated up,
ON my lungs, aud during the space Of five months
lHborcd under distressing cough had quite lost oil
hope OF recovery until about week or 50 ago was
induced 10 nv yourhnsam oi wild cherry, aud before
had used halt oi one hottie my cough was relieved
lam now 10y the blessing Of God, and further use
OF this haslin, restored to perfect hcnltn.
Nonrs respectfully, IlARRlETS. Hill.
This invaluable preparation Is for sale IN ~, Louis
ny lirNRr BLNKESiy, agent, southwest corner oi
III aud Chestnut sts, and Nv
& L. Thomson, OHdird,
$ 6 SNlrH. Peru,
NrRRAY n Son, Ncrdk,
and wholesale and retail hy l.. VI Boxer and H..
I RTTD X Go thignuu lul SS-lN
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Democratic Grand Division Convention.


The convention of the democratic party
ofthe 81 Grand Division fthe State of Hi
nolS, for the purpose of nominating candi-
date iortheo.iiCe Of Supreme Judge, and al
so of Supreme Court Clerk, met at Oregon
IN O5!e county, pursuant to the recommen.
dation the convention of the 9th Judicial
Circuit, on the 18th day, of July. 1913, and
was permanently organized by the appoint
mentof Gen. Elijah Wilcox OF Kane co., as
president, DR.. j. Il. Nash of Lee. and ChaS.
Waterman Esq, of Stephenson, as Vice
Presidents and NJ. l.. HOLSTER, ESD, of
La Sale, aud Oliver Whitaker, Esq, Of
Stark. as SECRETARIES.
Delegates from the following counties,
appeared, presented their credentials, and
took their seats, viz:
La Salle-M L HOLSTER aud l. Leland.
Kendall-R y Mathews.
Lee-Dr b Nash, c + Chase, and +.
Southwick.
Tazwell-A Woodruff
Whiteside-Dr A Smith.
Osle-Thos Stoddard, l. W Dutch, W +
Butcher and John NJ Gould.
kane-C Wilcox, l. W Swarthout, II b
Plato, L W Austin, B + Fridley, and NJ b
Spaulding.
Livingston-S c Ladn.
DE Kalb-Wm Fordham, Mayo, aud
\ Bgelow. Q
S,ark-O Whitaker.
NATURALIZATION Ramsey, T. VI Hunt.
Stephenson-C Waterman, and W y
Narramon.
On motion of Z W Butcher, it was
Resolved, That the represention in this
and the next convention shall be one dele
gate from each county, and one in addition
tor every 2OOO inhabitants aud for every
fraction of 1000 or more.
On motion ofW b Plato, Esq, it was
Resolved, That the delegate or delegates
III attendance from each county be allowed
to cast the entire vote TO which such county
! is entitled under the above ratio.
| The following was adopted as the mum.
Der OF votes of the several counties repre-
| Sented, according to the cCuSnS of lSij, viz:
| La Sale 6, Kendall 4, Kane 7, Lee, 3,
Livingstone >, Taawell ), White>ide 3, Ogle
4, De kaib B Stark 2 r MARSHALL !, Ste
On motion of w b Plato, ESQ, the con.
venton proceeded to name candidate fol
the office of Supreme Judge, anc no other
] ''''' ''''S I''H'hNtN lllt ilNlls JNIltl litNl
Cation was declared by acclamation TO be
/ the choice of the convention.
On motion Of NJ l. HOLSTER, Esq, Lo.
reno Leland was unanimously nominated
acandidate for the Office Of Supreme Court
/ Clerk.
On motion of l. S Mayo Esq, it was
Resolved, That the chair appoint cen.
| trail corresponding committee Of five for thi,
Grand Judicial Division.
Whcreupon the chair presented the fol.
lowing geutleman,to wit:
NJ T. HOLSTER, VIM. Rcddiok and A j
Galloway, of La Sale, Norman Il Judd o
Cook, and Thompson Campbell of JIG
Daviss, a. said committee.
Moved by Il N Mathews aud carried
that the proceedings of such counties as ar,
not represented which have been forward
ed to the convention or published in the
newspapers, and which relate to its proper
business, be copied into the minutes of ,hi,
convention, aud published with its cthel
proceedings.
Under the above resolution. the Mclean
Tahewell, &c, proceedings, which we hay,
published heretofore, were inserted among
the minutes.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

The Coas'iiutionahst of '''erday makes
the following unblu,hing statement;
REMEMBER HIM -" men the rehel hlII
was before Congr~SS Tor tue starving lrlSh,
Gen. Cas- rcr4>cd to vote for 1t. The bill
and was vetoed 10y Mr.. Polk, the acts If
whom Gen. CaSS says he fully approves,
in his letter of acceptance. Remember
this. ilShnen, at the polls.
Every material assertion in the above Is
usqualifiedy ialse--and wlhnly 50, ior no
man, capable of writing it can be ignorant
of the fact, that Gen CaSS voted for the bjll
referred to, and made enc of the most clo-
quent speeches in It's favor ever delvcIC Cd
in the |. ). Senate.
The bill did not pass congrc>S-it only
passed the senate, and was never acted mp
ON in the house. This nails tjrO fal>ehoodS
of the above paragraph, and Hird Is, that
"Nr. Polk vetoed the bill" The bill never
having passed congress, of course this was
impossible. We may say, how ever, in this
connection, that President Polk dldde>patch
one of our national vessels to carry the free
will Offering of the nation to the suffering
Irish people.
The Constituencies mistakes itself if il
supposc> it cat mi>Irad thelri>h people here
ahouls. They know too well the reckless
ness of wing partizans like this editor, to
place any reliance in their statements. 1t
surely must make the whig subscribers Of
the ConstitutlonaIist blush 10 see thcirorgan
so utterly set truth and justice at defiance.
We shall shortly publish the proceedings
Of the senate on the Irish relief bill, and also
the speech of Gen. Cass in its support.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

DidrbTq and Dgsrrfrry -Thel, Diseases an.
produced hv numerous causes the most common ut
winch are TOO ire Indulgence IN q green vegetable
diri, and unupc fruits thltar - ahuniantv furnish.
ed on our tables al this season ct the wear When
these diseases are neglected and allowed to run ON
Tor any length of time the whole system becomes 1-
viewed and d,b.l'ard and Is Il, subject for rhr re-
cepunn of bilious tcycr chIl- and fever or any pryn-
lng epidemic that may exist ltl- important there
tore rs You value health and Ii tochrrk the iir,t IN
dHrau"u- Of ihr7' complaints, by immediately prucu.
ring boy Of Dr Bmgg'- vegetable sugar ruarI anti
uIun- pills Whichncyrr tu % arrest the dI-,n-c and
y followed upwllhn box Of tonic pills. ns directed the
tone NJ the system wi. be- strengthened sound health
established and Oh, constitution guarded against the
attacks ut more formidable uaaIics \ rral Will
convince any one that h.-c ~rutriu, NJ are correct,
Sold 10y G. l.. THOMPSON, druggist, Ottawa
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28
Nir. s,ammcn's Speech.

\ friend, who went to hear Mr. Scammon
on Saturday, has furnished Us the follow
ing synopsis of his speech, which, as there
were very few TO hear him, we have con.
concluded TO print, so that his views may
be generally known.
He said that he was in favor of reducing
the postage or letters and taking away Il
rart of the ranking privilege from mem
berS of Congress electing post-ma stUrS
and all other officers oithe General Govern
mcnt who are located among the people.
That sentence had been passed on the
old nationel Bank, and it was not policy to
aglatc that question.
lie was opposed to the Independent
/ Treasury System yet thought 1t might be
amended in some way so as to answer; but
in what manner he was not prepared TO say,
some of the public money had been deposit
ed withCorcoran and Riggs, in Washington,
who are agents of Rothchilds; and Mr. Dyer
the receiver in Chicago sometimes had a
large amount OF money on hand. He be-
lieved that if the money collected iuChica GO
was placed in the hands OF Geo. Smith, the
banker and agent Of the Scotch Company
il would be better kept.
lie was in favor Of free-trade as he I'M
derStands it-and that is, that government
shall put tariff on all such articles as are
manutacturedn this country, so as 10 pro-
tect the manufacturers in the Eastern States
and enable them TO mUnopolise the whole
trade, although this would compel the west
ern farmers and consumers to pay higher
prices than they now dofor almost every arti.
Gle of common consumption; yet he thought
we ought 10 stand II Tor the oeheht oil our
ahont nro,ec,irn ,.boa, m,ooI 90 3nr otber
agricultural production.
lie was for free-territory- Judge
hTi'ea" was ms irst choice ior PRESIDENT
tho VIII Conya,,;;nn -, som,harr inGmonoa
and notwithstanding his interest and asSocia.
tons are all identified with the slave hold
e'S, NC ""''ses us parry 10 SUCK 'o'he nom
Can T,,Ior h., oL,o,,,l,,l ol.,,i,,o5
in his letters, that he had been connected
with the army for the last 40 years, and had
Pa'" out NIUE atch'lohto Inc aHaifs OF gov
in,oros, a,J r,ra., ,,.;,L ~
countries. Blu, he believed the Gen. hon.
est, and although he had no doubt his adj
missions were true-iet as the Gen. de
c;an. ,"" w We ",,s, ,'". Wa, sum,
for him. -
The speech. we understand. has g;vcn
great offence to ,be Tavlor wb;cs While
Mr.. s. pretended 10 90 for Tavlor and 70
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

IL has been charged that Mr.. Wentworth
favored compromise upon thi, great free
territory question. Never was a charge
more uniounded. He stood by the north.
as ms vo'eS.will show, and will stand nv II
on TINS question, needless of fear of favor.
come veal come woe to his individual pros.
pecS' Confident in the reciitude ofthe no.
sluon which a regard for the interests Of
true democratic principles compelled him
to assume, he.has taken stand from which
me aiiurements of power or patronage can.
not Swerve him single hair.-Chicaoo
Democrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

We are authorized 10 announce ONsLow
PETERS, at Peoria, as candidate for Judge
of the oh Judicial circuit.
We are authorized 10 announce HENRY
llURLBUT. as n candidate for the office
OF SHERIFF of La Sale county, at the
next August election.
We are authorized TO announce the name
of TllEOPIllLUS l.. DlCkEY, esq, OF
this county, MS acandidate for the office Of
Circuit Judge in the 9TH Judicial circuit.
We are authorized TO announce the name
of EDMUND s. IoLnRooK as a candidate
for States Attorney for the ninth Judicial
Circuit.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

Ihaddeus Stephens. one of the great gun,
OF the Pennsylvania democracy, came out
and declared for Gen. Taylor on the fourth
OIL 'nly at Lancaster CoRS,itHiioHalist.
Ihad. Stevens great gun of democra-
cy! Our neighbor is decidedly facetious.
stevens has been the leader Of the real. rank
deep dyed federal wing of Pennsylvania
"h'gSery ever since wecan remember any
thing about politics, Next to free mason.
from his boyhood up, he has hated a dem.
ocrat.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28
Smiths Tonic Syrup
l. I T. " II I I IE +
" \G' Eand FEY Err.

or IEGETiBLE FEBRFFTG
A,p'gdy and c"Tnipcnrrtor "' Eand FEY FIR.
,hH i'r"r, dhonb agne intermittent tcrcrs, anR
dii The rI1HS fOrHs0f bilious Diseases
THIS valuable medicine is undoubtedly the s,i..l.
j suTrs' AMI best remedy ever discovered for the
cure ~ the nhpVr named DISEASES II not only
breaks The chill, but removes the rau-, from which
The disease originates l. operation il both general
and special
While il acts gcnrtn'ly upon the whole system. as
% most p""rr'u. Alternative. purifying the fluids, free.
mig iIe solids Hma..W1rIl ~crrrtnus aulicIuyig-
nraint aud bringing up n the vial energies 10 stan
dnW "i permanent health. 10 ~ the same time cNcrls
specific lniucucr upon DO. liver digestive orraus
ami .Wulhlir and r1ndu.ar system exciting them
l1h'athu. activity, wmuynr all morbid matter. e.
qia.Nng The circulation restoring their proper and
necessary srCrrluus thus accomplishing "A complete
renovation from disease, and restoration 10 sound,
permanent health
Those who ar, suiirrnrirum the p-p,'rlturaElcs
and irycr- common tu the west aud -ouli.-hp-,
Whose constitutions have become ruirrhrd bv thru-
uiluClruty Quuu", uI other violent rem dies should
resort al once On The Use Of thI, valuable medicine
hs cured and will cure The mos, obstinate eases.
lWVciWT with 'hr circulation, % pluy- lts healing
current through every VEIN aud artery OF the human
body. The animal economy is mndc 90 undergo
thorough radical change. Even the mind p1rjakcs
Of ihr hnahiu. process, and .lr that before appear
cd ono dray waste hrWu,awu 20 seem worth pos
-"s~IuI. E."Pamphri- respecting this valuable me
dloine ran be- obtained ol the agents gratis
,dp''on y there ar many spurious preparations
Of similar nulur hawkcd about the country and sold
ON the reputation otthc genuine smiths Tonic Syrups
sc therefore beg leave 10 caution the public against
imposition a~ We cannot hold ourselves responsible
ior effects which may rsuI, from the OF spurious
articles II BLAkESlN y Co,
:. ". corner Chestnut and 81 -ts 81 Louis Mo,
General agents for the west
The genuine Smiths tonic syrup Is also tor sale by
the following agents & l.. THOMPSON, Otltri,
; G. SMITH. Perm.
nal ~ 'iSIy Nrpr,y 4 Sry Nc,rgrL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

We have given on our first page column
or two of particulars of the late terrific in.
surrection ia Paris. \ few days later in
telhgenoe brings many more PARTICULARS OF
deep interest, of (which We give a few be-
low. The eastern papers are filled with
accounts of the barbaratcS tina, were prac-
liced by tho insurgents during the slaught-
q, but We have 40 room for these. The
resurrection appears to have been well or
sanjLca and well planned throughout, aud
1t, 1ua! suppression shows the Republic to
have more strength thauits warmcst friend,
Imagined.
Wr,rucs in Paris NH Fu1hpr De
tails The latest aIvIccS from Paris de
scribe some irlgh,lul scenes Of large bod
les Of prisoners being shot IN various at
tcmpt> to escape. The National Assembly
seemed wound up to high state OF excite
mcut. Upon the debate, # it NAV be So
called on the decree to transport the five or
six thousand prisoners taken, CauSSid.Crc
burst into loud imprccatiou against their
cruelty.
On Monday evening, five hundred inSur-
gents who were captured nj Clos 81. Lazarc
were shot, and four hundred more next NOR
ming.
Various Surml>cS were anoata> to the or
ciuatur> of this deep Laid plan of iuSurrrc-
ton. The European Tunes (tiyh Torg
says:
,.No one believes that Lcsitimi>ts furnish
ed the means Prince Louis Bonapaytc has
a 49,. 0 4 =.
indeed. hi, name vas not even whispered
throughout the whole oi this cventiul peri
cd. 1t is not doubted that the means came
from persons within the National Assembly.
No one darcS to name the guilty parties, but
they are declared to be the same who got
zap the 9TH May; and when NJ. Flocon, in
the midst of the fearful struggle on Satur-
day last, culcavuurod to raise hostile feel
inG against strangers by his vile destinations
that il was foreign gold which was circuA-
ted to overthrow the Republic, he perhaps
of all men knew from what quarter ii
came
The cries amous the populacew ere vari-
ou>, 1--WE Henry W. N.ve Napolconr'
give Ia RepubI.4uo - were sevcraly
heard. .
Order, have, it is said, been given Corlhc
arrest Of Lamartiue, Lcdru Rolln, Louis
Blanc, CauS>idicrc, and Lagrange.
These statements should be looked upon
with some suspicion. lamaItIne and Ara
% headed drtachments of Nationals. and
boldly advanced to the barricades. Pierre
BJnapaIte, son of LucIcn, had his horse
wounded by ball by the side Of Lamartne.
II would hardly seem possible that Lamar
tine acted double part in this matter.
The following ministry have been ap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

The CANAL BANK Of Albany, which re-
Gently failed, turned out to be a rotten con.
Germ Its captal( $500, 900 utterly squan.
dered, and ITS circulation is now at lcas,
100000. Ninety days since, the officer,
sent IN sworn statement to the Comptrol.
Ter, stating that the bank was solvent. The
bills are selling in Albany at so cents on
the dollar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

TIME undersigned will act NJ agent nj Dixon, ILL.,,
| Tor persons who wish tn purchase Government
Lands hy sending their money post paid, with one
per cent ms Fee will locate Land Warrants for those
who may .snd their warrants accompanied 10y power
Of attorney affidavit, and :! prosecute claims for
soldiers Bounty Land NJ Scrip enter lands for per-
Sous PAVING part OF the money down. and wait from
to l2 months lnr the balance Of the money and
keep diirags on hand bAND WARRANTS Tor snlc Mt
lowest rates Persons wishing to buy warrants will
find it 10 their interest In Dixon as they will not be
required to pay Tor warrant unless It answers their
puipu-c Il Is often the case TIN, prr.ons bringing
their warrants from distance find their lands enter
I'd or their warrants canho, w. used on account O
lnonnallly IN the assignment ofhc warrant These
difficulties ARE avoided by purchasing Of the under
signed as persons are not required to pay or war
rant unless II will pass inspection
Communications, post paid will always mee, with
prompt attention. Ulli.6l CHARLES DEMENT,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

Extraordinary Omission. We have
hitherto neglected to give to our readers the
punEcut and powerful resolutions passed
by the Philadelphia Wing Convention, pre-
viouS to lis adjournment. They are 10 the
point; and while they may be regarded a.
the Wing platform in the coming campaign,
present at a glance all the opinions of Cen
eral Taylor upon all mootcd points Of ma
t!onal policy. They are As ioliows;-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-07-28

The democratic general committee Of the
city of New York, friendly to Cass and But.
Ter, have passed arcsolu,on recommending
that the CaSS electoral ticket be abandoned
aud convention Of the democracy called,
FOR the nomination Of a new electoral tick c,
to be composed Of lIunkers and Barnbur.
uers