The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-09-05

has avOWed his intention TO support the Buffalo
nominees.
~ The wings of Baltimore have presented an
elegant silver goblet to K. W. Thompson, Of Ind,
for the eloquent speech made by him at the ratifca
ton meeting in Monument Square, on the night of
June 90. An Eastern paper, noticing this fact
states that an elegantly chased goJter has been
presented to Mr.. Thompson, of Indiana"
~ The editor of the Boston Herald says he heard
a man assert that he believed that Horace Greeley
of the Ny. Tribune, could command 10000 votes
A PoLwICAL VENTRILoQuIsr.-The Roches-
ter a. " American, tells good one Of Win
chelI the yentriloJuist One evening as the packet
boat Cataract was coming into that city from Buff
falo after the passengers were all in their berths
conversation continued quite lively. the tempera-
ture being considerably above sleeping point
Some one threw out the remark that there was not
a Cass man on board. Immediately voice ex-
claimed, IS am for Cass." Another from distant
berth chimed in, g TOO" Still another muttered,
&" And here a Cass man, till twelve We're count
ed for Cass The thing was all explained in the
morning The outrageous ventriIoquist, WincheI,
was on board Although refusing 10 vote once by
daylight, he confessed TO the twelve votes Vt the
preceding evening.
ABAD Frx-The wings of AshtaJuia county,
Ohio, seem to be in rather bad way The Cen
trail Committee, it seems, went over to the Free
Sellers, and carried with them the banner which
had been presented to the wings of Ashtabula as
the banner county, by the wing ladies of Lexing-
ton, Ky. At late Taylor meeting in Ashtabula
the following motion prevailed, we perceive, in
the proceedings
con motion of Gen Cbas. Steams, a committee
Of three was appointed to wait on the tate Central
Comnitree and request them to surrender mp to
the wings of the old banner county the wing
flag 50 noby won in 1914, and presented 70 them
by the wing ladies Of Lexington, KY
An FLEcTIovEERr ING TRIcK.-Fron an edto-
rial in the Des Moines Valley VIII" We are in
formed that the democrats in that portion OF Iowa
persuaded the proprietors apprentice 10 run away,
no doubt for the purpose OF embarrassing his busl-
ness during these hurried election times, and be-
cause he corrected the runaway, the pOHlical spout
ers of the country have been holding forth on the
stump about the heartIessnesS OF the wing editor
who WhiUDed his deHOcratc apprentice because he
refused 10 turn uiig! This is the last political
do3gc we have heard Of, and it is most convincing
proof that this IS not only great, but growing
oountry.-.& Louis ReUelae.
PoL1TIcAL.-The Neo Bedford Reporter hoists
the Free Soil Presidential ticket.
The Bangor Democrat, q Liberty party paper,
puts up the names of Van Buren, and Adams.
The Green Homtta0, Freeman, the organ OF the
Liberty parry of Vermont, accepts the nominations
made al Buffalo
In New York, W. D. Soutlmayd, late "Barnbur-
ner proprietor Of the Whitehall Denorrat has es-
abIished in that village the Free SOIL Alpocqfe.
The Siz-ler, is the name of a Free Soil paper
Just established in Lynn, by William Bassett. 1t
has taken its tide from the slang term 2i1ele, by
which the Boston Alias designates the meetings Of
the friends Of free soil.
FIRE.-We learn with regret that the office of
the Tennessee Reformer, at Jonesboro', was de
stroyed by FIRE % the morning of the 18th ut sup
posed to be the work Of anincendiary.
GENEROSITY-'IO pay yOuE. enemV'S debts aud
neglect your own.