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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-05-04
RHYMES FOR THE TIMES.

y essrs. EDITORS: The Administration has had it
'ay upon the subject of the present war: the New
ork Globe, the National lnteIligencer, Jack Down
ng, and Albert Gaatin have had theirs; and Genera
Pillow has had hixn. Why may we'not also have
MOTHER GoosE on THE MEXICAN WAR.
Who took the city2
* .-.~ said brave Scott,
with soldiers and shot
II took the city,
Where's Santa Annas
Running AMI boasting,
After his roasting,
Since the lasr rout
He wants to get out
There's Santa Anna!
- Who let him mr.
AZ said james Polk,
"Most fairly ne spoke,
Buthis bargain he broke
81 let him in,''
Who does the fightingi
Wei says the 'b'hoys';
'Guns are our toys,
1--WE do the fighting.''A
Who gets the glory9
4 ~ ~ Old Rough and Ready,-
Quick, daring, and steady.
= = = lie gets the glory.
Whodoes the weepingl
The widow and oruhan.
Alas, but too ofien,
Ger many ceffin,
They do the weeping.
- = Who sends despatched ~. - 4
49, "Ilu said bold Gideon,
- 'By my carrier-pigeon.
Il write my own story,
So. And fill itwitl glory. =
II send despatches.''
Who is the martyrl
- 'I.r said proud Worth:
, sim pressed to the carth:sr
That Scott is too partial. =
"I1I have Court Martial
~ am the martyr!-
Who made the Treaty.
II, Nicholas Trist.,s
i brought out the grist;
And wouldn't revoke
''For Buchanan OF Polk
II made the Treaty.n
Who pays the money!
"We!" say the Nation;
- ''Stars and salvation.
''We're taxed Ike creation.
= 1--WE pay the money"
April, 1913. Nat. Lnfer
n
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MARYLEAND STATE TAYLOR CONVENTION
A Convention of the friends of Gen. TAYLOR, in
Maryland, was held in Baltimore, on the 26th
ult. The american Of that city says that ethe
number Of de legates present, was large, and,
with the spectators attracted by the interest
of the Convention, filled the Saloon in every
part
The Hon. ALEXANDER RANDALL, of Anne ar
rundel county, was chosen President of the
Convention, and number of other gentlemen
from different parts Of the State, acted as Vice
Presidents and Secretaries. A very able all
dress was prepared and adopted. We shall
publish il at an early day. A State Taylo,
electoral ticket was headed by Chss. H. Pitts
and Richard b. Carmichael, for the State at
large. The ticket is composed of an equal
number of Wings and Democrats. The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted: >.
Resolpsd, That we will support Gen. ZAcHA-
Ry TAYLOR as the peoples Candidate for the
Presidency. and do hereby pledge ourselves to
use all fair and honorable means to secure his
election.
Resolved, That this Convention nominate
an Electoral Ticket, pledged to the support OF
Gen. TAYLOR for the Presidency of the United
States.
R<soleed, That our sisterState throughout
the Union be invited, and we do accordingly
invite them, to unite with us in prompt State
action in behalf Of the peoples Candidate. Gen.
ZACHARY TAYLOR, and that the friends of Gen.
TAYLOR, in every state.te requested to form
Electoral Tickets for that purpose.
Reso,red, That in defererce TO the views
and wishes of the frienls Of Gen. TAYLOR in
other States. we posspolea nomination for the
Vice Presidency. until. by the union of our
sister States, friendly 70 the election of Gen.
TAYLOR their respective preference with re-
gard to the Vice Presidency shall become
known; and that the President OF this Conven-
lion be empowered and requested to call il to-
gether again in the City of Baltimore, whenev-
er in his judgment, the proper time shall have
arrived 80
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n-The electors in France for the National
Assembly which was tomeet in Paris on yes
terday, took place on Sunday, the 23d of April.
On that Assembly will devolve the great res
possibility offorming government for France.
Its deliberations will be watched with intense
interest by the civilized world. We earnestly
hope majority of the deputies will prove
themselves worthy of the high trust con6ded
to them, that wisdom and prudence may mark
their councils, and that the result will bless
the French people and through them the other
nations Of Europe.
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Y -. -
"A )UELLIsL FOUND GUILTY.-Thos. Roo
eis, aschoolmastcr, has been ired and io,,nt
guilty, al Lancaster, Pa, Of sending cbal-
lenge TO fight, duel TO Mr.. Shenk. one OF
the School directors. The punishment, lisa
fine of five bundled dollars, and one year in
he Peni'snlary. A motion has been made
Cor a new rial The prisote r.asssls- a-sp,eech
to the Coart, after ihesverdicf was SENDER.
ed. - g, 8
Ii appears he had been< "a 5: Student o r Trim.
ny College, Dublin, that he bad been prom,
ised The bishoptick OF Rapho, (IfeIand } ,ha,
being Disappointed in Ibis, wu<-,hen oi
Tered The commission OF ColoneiA ibe Bri,
ish army, bui that be declined as AN sinsufli
cienl indemnity for. The loss of bishoprick.
He was then promised Generals commis
sion, after certain n,imbcr of years soIourp
IN America. In consequencc OF these mill
tary expectations, the prisoner considered
himself bound to Challenge any enc who ri
lied with him, and sill adheard 10 his deter
mhla'ion 10 SHOOT Mr.. Shenk If he refused 20
igbI." The prisoner is evidently gentle.
man of good education, and from The facts
disclosed, has been engaged in VARIOUS pla.
ces as a teacher. - -
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Z u-rThe St. Louis Republican SAYS that
there was good deal of shutting in regard to
a candidate for the Presidency, by the members
of the Illinois State Democratic Convention,
and no inconsiderable number dodged, vote
on the question when submitted in that form.
Cass received GO votes; Woodbury. 25; Buchan-
an 8; Van Buren, z; Polk A; Butler 3; Douglas
2;-Dallas /; Worth l. Thirty refused to COM
nit themselves to any body. After all this
was over. Cass was recommended as the first
choice of the Convention for President, and
Woodbury. as the second.
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NaruRALrsEp CrrIzENs.-lt is gratifying
saws the New York Express. to observe that
our naturaIized citizens are beginning 10
discover at last that they have been heretofore
made the dupes Of the Locofoco leader, ana
numbers of them cannot now be made to be-
lieve that the the Wings are their enen'es.-
This was evinced last year, in the contriDu-
tions for the relief of the poor in Ireland many
of the r,ch Locofocos refusing their charity on
that occasion, while the Wings were almost
INFORMALLY liberal; to the extent oftheirmeans
This opened the eyes of many Irishmen in inns
city and Kings county. In Brooklyn, particu-
larly, a large proportion Of Irish for two years
lave supported the Wing ticket for Mayor &c.
which accounts in par. for our large majorities
there.
In this city, the Irish and Germans in the
upper wards are gradually becoming we'll dis
posed towards the Wings, as the friends Of the
poor when called upon for charity, and as sup
porters Of system of protection TO home in
dustry and the promotion of internal improve
ments. Sagacious and we'll informed Germans
|Irish and other adopted citizens, do not fail to
see that the measures of the Wings, which the
Locofocos oppose, are calculated to provide
employment to themselves and their fellow
countryman who emigrate to the y. States and
find an asylum among us. tt
The benign influence which Wing policy
and kind treatnentis gradually exerting upon
well disposed adopted citizells, is seen in the
pleasing result of the recent election In the
upper wards-namely the 9th, 18th, 10Th, IN
and Ieth-all of which have elected Whls
Aldermen. although they have generally beer
Democratic heretofore, and in 1874 they gave
MIR. Polk nearly 800 majority over MIR, Clay
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IL FOX PRESIDENT:
AcE AIRY TAX LoR.
WIG ELECTORAL TICKET.

- SENATORIAL ELECTORS.
: soSEPH G.. MARSHALL, of Jefferson.
GODLoVE s. ORTIZ, of Tppecanoe.
DicTRIcT ELECTORS.
at Dist.4JoHN PITCHER, OF Posey.
81 q JoHN S. DAVIS, OF Floyd.
5i--se MILroN GREGe, of Dearborn.
9TH ss DAVID p. HOLLOWAY, OF Wayne;
n THoMAs ID. WALPoLE, OF Hancock
9Th &c Lowell II. ROUSSEAU, OF Greene;
7,h EDwARD w. McGuAGHEy, OF Park
& n - JAMES 4. SUR, of Clinton.
9Th & DANIEL ID. PRATT, of Cass.
10Th g Dawn KLGoRE, ofDelaware,
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The good people of Marietta are taking
measures for commemorating in that town the
anniversary of the first settlement in Ohio, on
the 9TH inst.
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cTrY OF EyANsvILLE:
THuRsDAY M0RNING MAY a.

we return our tharks to our friends,
Tailor & Harvey, for Louisville Journal Of
Tuesday.
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Al he corner Of JYefcr and Divlsion streets
FREDERICK WETZEL. begs leave to inform
his friends, and the public generally: that he has
again returned to tins city. from Mexico, and recon-
menced the business of BAKING, in all its various
branches. Fresh Bread. and variety of Cakes,
Crackers, &C., can be had ut all times and ON the
most reasonable terms. Give him call may4
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n-Three hundred and eighty-one bills and
resolutions were adopted by the Legislature Of
New York, at its late sitting.
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INDIAN BATTLE.-The st. Louis Reueills
has seen letter from the vicinity of st.
Peters, from which the following is an ex
tract:
We had a battle north Of us, aboutoue month
ago, between the Chippeways and Souix; war
party of the Souix attacked the Chippe ways;
three were killed on each side, but the Chip
peways being the most numerous drove the
Souix from the field. and one of them they
skinned eHtirely, and hung it on some poles for
the Souix to witness.-it so irritated the latter
that they have assembled very large war par
ty and gone again TO attack them. We shall
soon hear the result. N
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The New Orleans Bulletin appliesto Gen
PILLOW the following lines of DIR. Young
80 glory some advance alying claim,
Thieves ofrenown, md pilferers of fame
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go 100 Hhds New Orleans Sugar;s ~
- 30 Bbls do do Molisses:
40 do do do do
% Bbls Sugar House Molasscs Polka
= % Bills do. do do do.
For sale by 40 a. LATGHIW w.
ap p -. Water street
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Questionable Boot and Shoe Maker.
WOULD inform hisirends and the public ffl1
What ne now has. and intends to constantly ny
for fne work. Work of every description done with
the utmost neatness and despatch. On Main street.
opiosi'e 'ne Bank. ap "a dly.
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! 0-rsTom," said drunkard to his friend.
:swhere shall find the poor house? l should like
TO see II. s>-E 80
AMY dear friend continue in your present
course a short time longer. and you will not
need to ask the question was the pointed
epty =
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BLACKsMITH,s TOOLS.

49,, A FULL. and general assortment of
49, every thing in that line. namely: An
wills. Bellows, Vices, Screw Plates
=. Rasp, Files and Crates
a ap IS sale by a. LAswyG c,a
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- letter published in the Courier Francois,
says That the Prince de Joinville, when at Glib
ral.ar babe adieu to one of his officers, saying,
'sYou will soon see me on board of an lAmeri-
cnn frigate. throwing a few shot into some Of
-'zse craft pointing to a British fleet at an
chor in the bay.
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Nor NECESSARY TO '.voTE YouRsELF A
F1rN."--In Western Virginia, it is advertised
thas a man Of family who will move on, can
have City acres OF land for nothing-the set
q ler to have the privilege OF buying from the
owner one hundred or more acres adjoining,
at 81 per acre, payable in two, three and four
years.
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CONFIDENCE OF THE PEePLE.-When the
|reyoutlonsis who won The Republic 70,
France had forced their way into The Palsi,
Roy aland hadfeached tie alsrimenrsot Gen
Allalin, one Louis PIIllippe's aids-de.camp
they encountered the Generals lad "a woman
OF dignlficd staure and apr earance, whom The
General had esposed from her rare beauty.
beng but the daughter OF pcor.fisherula.,
OF Granville. 'My iriends,n she exclaimed.
thrust you have not come here To- offer an,
injury To myself or my husband. am aii
me OF your fine ladies, but a dangafer. Of
he people; throw myseiltben confidcn,iy
on. your protection. BIt-I will moi leave m,
husband he is confined ,oiis bedby Illness
The band were struck will, the badness Of
The appeal they reptired,io tie Generals
el'ambef, placed hin in. an arm.chair, and
bepded BY this ddsgdtcr of TIC people, ihev
conveyedhim ioa friend house 10 The neipk
5oriloodt On reaching his destination. The
iene'al irccollecied Of leaving som of $50. 4
OJOC (f5, 2o0) iunotes nd gold in his dcskI
lie l'anded the key of the desk TO workine
man IN blouse, who he did NOT know. All
hour alter. The man returned with every su,,I
pi the money. This is by no means soil.
AIRY instance of The disinierestedness and
mobility of mind displayed by the people du
ring these most glorious three days.
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o-The Louisville papers report five fee
Of water in the Canal on Monday night.
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A DRuSKARD on FIRE.-Dr. Mott, IN ms
lectures. gives the following account OF al
Young man about twenty-five years OF age.
aHe had been habiiual drunkard for many
years. saw him about o'clock IN the
evening on which il happened; but ne was
then as full as usual, not drunk, but full OF
liquor.
.About eleven o'clock the same evening. u
was called to see him. found him literally
roasted. from the crown of his head to Inc soies
of his feet. He was found In a biacksmith 5
|shop. lust across from where he had been seen
The owner, all of sudden, discovered an ex-
tensive light in his shop, as though the whoie
building was in flame. He ran WIN great
precipitancy, and on throwing open the door,
Me discovered man standing erect in the midst
|of widely extended silver colored flame, bear
ing as he describedit, exactly the appearance
| of the wick of a burning candle In the midst
| of its own flame. He seized him the drunkard)
by the shoulder jerked him to the door, upon
which the flame was instantly extlnguished.
There was no fire in the shop, neither was
any possibility ofany fire having been COM
Imunicated TO him from any external sources
1t was purely case of spontaneous ignition.
A general slough soon came on, and his flesh
leaving the bones and d few Of the larger blood
vessels: the blood nevertheless, rallied around
the heart, and maintained the vital spark until
the thirteenth day, when he died, not only the
most loathsome, ill-featured picture that was
lever presented to the human view, but his
shrieks, his groans and his lamentations, also
were enough to rend heart OF adamant. he
complained of no pain Of body, his flesh was
gone. He was suffering the torrents OF hel
that he was just upon the threshold, and
would soon enter its dismal cavern; and in this
frame of mind gave up the ghost. OH the
death of the drunkard! Well may it be said tc
Ibeggar all description. have seen other drunk
ards die, but never in . manner so awful and
affecting.
A MARRIAGE BY observation-disclosures. The
milwaukee Sentinel of The 4th relates the fol-
lowing. We don'tapprove of the interference
of Chicago by no means. The operator shoult
be dismissed: k
The following interesting chit-chat will
Michigan city, occurred at our Telegraph Of
flee yesterday afternoon. When Michigan cit.
was called, young lady ofour town happening
Kobe in the Office. sent her compliments to th'
Operator, and requested him to find her hus
band Answer-Will you accept Of me? Lad,
promptly responded, yes. Operator-sA cler
4 gyman is just passing. shall l call him in? La
ldy-sYes.' Operator Here is the clergyman
lClergyman-sAr Are you willing tohave this maj
Ito be your lawful and welded husband?
Lady-'Yes. Clergyman in the nam
lof the Telegraph Company and 10 the exten
of my authority, / proneunce you man and 100
man. Chicago-.Hold on! hold on! forbic
the banns-you are too late young man. A
the lady left the Office with glowing cheeks,
fancied shat she secretly blessed Morse for his
useful Invention.
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IRON.

A LARGE and general assortment of all sizes Of
"A Common Bar, Flat. Round and Square, Broad
and Narrow Band, Axe and Hoe Bar, Plow Bar.
Plow MQpIds and slabs, Nail and small Rods. to-
gether with all sizes usually called for,in the above
line. r or sale by A. rLAu(sHLIN,
ap 25 - - - ~ - - Water St
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JoslS PAUL JoSEsA recent Actof Congress
instructs the Secretary of the Treasury to pay
the legal seprese natives OF, the late Commodore
John Paul Jones, and the officers, seamen, and
rarriaers of the squadron under his command,
their respective proportions of the value OF
thret prizes captured by him. and subsequent
" delivered up to Great Britain by Denmark,
- t779, -deducting. however, from the share
ofCsnt. Peter Landais, the sum received by
nin. " 1896 provided thatno interest shall be
90 on the amount due Com. Jones. All
: accounts with the United States are REFER
ed 10 the Secretary Of the Treasury for settle
inert.
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SECURITY OF PASSENGERS on STEAM VESSELS.
4 bill recently reported in the U. S. House
of Representatives. provides for The better Sc
curity of the lives of passengers on vessels pro-
eesled BY steam, by requiring that all such yes
seis shall be rigidly inspected in the presence
ofsvo disinterested witnessesappointed by the
-cci'ector Of the port, Those engaged on the
I. iakes are to be furnished wittra small boat to
c~ery 200 tons of their tonnage, are to carry
ton shres gallon fire buckets for every 100 tons
ana also four conspicuous signal lights. while
.unsing between sunset and sunrise. Those
navigating :he lakes and rivers West Of the Al
leghany maintains, are to be provided with
or v>ter jacket, TO surround the smoke
pipe, extending from the boiler to at least one
foot above he upper deck, TO be kept constant
II eiled With water. In times of fog, it shall
h tie duty of the officers in command Of eve
~ steamboat or vessel, to give signals by ring
inga bell OF blowing steam whistle, once at
~ 4 in ever, three minutes, while pursuing
iS-ss voyages In case any person shall be
allied o. Injured in consequence Of the viola
! .son Of any Of the provisions of this Act, hea-
|. VI enaltieswill be exacted, one half to accrue
-, persons or legal heirs Of those injured or
Ell. The collectors of customs are, not to
s,ant to a115 vessel or steamboat the requisite
ifcense until the PROVISIONS OF TINS Act are
complied With
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sodLoouY or AN EDrToR.

Who seeks 10 please all men each way,
= And nothimself ofend,
He must begin his work to-day,
And heay'n knows when he'll end.
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-
VICE PREs1DENcY OF THE USITED STArEs.-
1t is understood that Gov. sEwAnD. will refuse
u all6N ms name to be used in connection
with the proposed, nomination BY the Wings
'ft4 the Vice Presidency, and that his tletermin-
alton in that regard will shortly be published
over his own signature in the Albany Evening
Journal
HARMONY or-rHE DEMocRAcY.-The N. ".
Globe, a leading democratic journal ofN. York,
thus speaks Of the prospects of union and
hafoony IN the Democratic parts:
I've frankly confess that we see no hone Of
union unless the South abandon their ridicu
ious- ~, institutional platform Whoever
surQoscs hat the Democracy of the North will
abaneon the free territory principle, is certain,
: ~ Gilstaksa. fthe Utica delegates to the Ma
tional Convention are rejected upon the ground
of their free territory principles. there is no de-
sire that the Democratic party should succeed
IN 1913, nor any prospect that they will. In
that case there will be grand resolution in
parties, and no man can say what the immeti !
ate result may be; but in the end all will be
rfght-Jue Democracy will lose nothing by the
Ieyolution--it viii shine brighter than ever
Looking calmly at the moving of the political
elements, we are inclined to believe that a re-
volution cannot be long postponed II the
rupture ofthe political elements be DELAYED so|
as to obtain victory for the Democracy ia IS
4S, the concession, if there be any. must come
from the slave power Freedom will make 20
conccssions,in order to keep what is called
democracy IN power
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0rA most extraordinary affair in Shelby
county has been much spoken of in this city
during the last two or three days. The follow
ing account of it is from the Lexington Atlas :
Lou. Cour.
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HYDRAULIC GENIE

HYDRAULIC CEMENT.
"A FULL supply OF this article fresh from the mills,
n together with the best of Roach Lime.
For sale by the batrel A. LAUGHLlN,
aP - Water street.
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great variety Of Sbawls ,mons,,
~ which are an extensive assortment of or and
common black Cloth, It's tan, Mode, Tureni, &c =
FOR sale lowh ny ISIS NJ. w, FOSTER
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FIGS, FIGS, FIcS,

- FIGS! FIGS! FIGSs
Ok BASKETS Figs; - 49, =. +,
~ $50 Drums do, all fresh; L.
tor sale by ALLIS6e.HOWE y
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ualIy communlcatIon with the Lord LielIfen-
ant; and that should he be of the opinion tina I
further powers are necessary than those which
have yet been obtained by the government. i
shall then feel it my duiy-being convinced
that such measures as he may ask can be no
more than are necessary for The occasion-to
come down to this house and ask this house to
intrust the government of this country with
such powers (Great Cheering
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A MARRIAGE BY TELEGRAPH-ALMosT.-The
Milwaukee Sentinel of The 4th relates the fol-
lowing We dontapprove of the interference
of Chicago by no means. The operator should
be dismissed: