The Middlebury galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-06-27

Hhll inquirer.
@ We are happy to soc that he [San'a
ANIMAL left Mexico under deep impression OF
the kindness he has received from the Amerl-
cans-IFash. Union.
To what kindness does the Government
Editor refer as having been received from the
Americans Is it the kindness received by
him at Buena Vista ?-or the kindness re-
ceived by him from Gen. Scott at Cerro Cor
do and Chapultepec ?-or the blindness re-
ceiyed by him from Mr. Polk in the matter
of that famous pass into Vera Cruz !-Pren-
tee.
PARTIES IN FRAScE.-The paragraph pc
low touching the present state Of political par
tics in France and the probable issue OF pass
inc events is from the London Daily News,
,,1,,or which has recently been characterised
FAR rs candid and intelligent view OF French
affairs.
Every day develops more and more the
strength of the moderate garty in the Cham
Der, in which must, Of course, be included the
$50 members of the left centre OF the ex-cham-
Der. Indeed, it is apparent that the govern
ment must ere long fall into the hands OF the
leaders of this party. The present Execu-
tive. with their cabinet of clerks, is subject
of common ridicule NJ. Theirs will soon be
returned for one of the departments, and then
the left centre of the old chamber must assume
the reins of government. The opinion begins
TO gain ground that the issue will be constl-
tutional system, like that of England, under a
regency. with NJ Theirs for the Prime Minis
ter
~We are soon TO have 4 new edition
ofCass's ealogy upon the king and
Court of France" His letter 10 the Chr
cago Convention will constitute the pre-
face, and his letter on Slavery the appen>
dix.-The frontispiece is TO be composed
of Doug h-Face," surrounded by bord-
er of snags. sahd>bars and dilapidated
harbors.-ABany Journal
II The Buffalo papers say that Senator Cass
spoke very kindly of Gen. Taylor at Buffalo.
This is probable but while acting in his official
capacity as Senator. he was one of fifteen who re-
fused 10 concede him vote of thanks without
coupling it with ccnsure for his humanity at
Monterey lie deems it wise to now appear
magnaniInous While in the Senate. his game
was far different. Present praise will not obliter-
ste past abuse; and he will find, when the ballot
boxes are opened, that the people cannot honor
man who sought 20 censure an old soldier for
sparing the lives of conquered enemy
4 TAYLOR MEETING, IN CHARLESTON, S. c.
"A call for Taylor meeting has been issued in
Charleston requesting all parties who prefer 'Old
lack to Lewis Philippe Cass for the next Pres
ident, to attend. Taylor is called a second Wash
ington. Cass could not get two hundred votes in
South Carolina.
- The Senate has confirmed the appointment
of Isaac Toucey of Connecticut as Attorney Gen
eral of the United States in the place of Nathan
Clifford.
The Senate has also confirmed the appoint
ment of Arthur Z. Bagby, Envoy and Minister to
Russia, vice Ralph J. Ingersoll re called Cal
win Ingersol of Connecticut, as Sec'y. Of Lega
ton to the Russian Mission.
O- The Governor of Michigan has appointed
Thos Fitzgerald, Dem, U. S. Senator, in place of
Gen. Cass.
n. II. SESAToR.-Moses Norris, Jr., has been
elected Senator in Congress for six years from the
4h Of March next, in place Of Mr. Anterior, whose
term then expires.
CO William ]. Graves has been appointed by
Gov. Owsley of Ky, to succeed Mr.. Crttenden in
the L. 5. Senate.
THE DIFrEREscE-Gen. Taylor SAYS he will
not oppose the legislation of Congress, unless
such legislation is in violation Of the Constitution.
Cass is pledged to veto any bill that Congress
NAV pass the object of which is TO secure free Ia
Dor on free soil-Though Taylor is saYehold-
er between him and Cass, the free territory De-
.mocracy cannot prefer the latter-Gtobe.
GOLD Jack" Can't BE UPsET.-At late Con-
vention in Maine, q Taylor flag was suspended,
displaying most prominently the initial to the
gaze Of an admiring multitude. six foot lum-
herman from the interior, looking up to it ex-
claimed-GThere now, that's like old lack, exz-
acilvl n can't be upset. Turn it which way you
will. it's Z-anl faint nothin' else. Hurrah for
old Rough and Ready l"-JotGHai
SEcoSDISG RENEGADE's WIsH--Nfr. Dick
nson at the close of speech in the Baltimore
Convention so debased in tone as to compel some
fffy delegates from the Northern States to leave
the Convention burst into a rhapsody on the
der the unanimity, the fidelity of tho Virginia
delegation. and exclaimed How much he re-
GREETED he had not been horn in Virginia !"
The Democrats Of Troy, at the meeting last
night. seemed disposed TO ,sympathize with the
apostste's downward aspirations, and passed
resolution in about these words:
Resolred, That in Senator Dickinson's expires
sion of his rcgrer, that he was not born in Vir-
gimia,' his Democratic constituents fully agree
nth him; and it is the only point on which there
is anv real sympathy between them and him
that they implore him to attempt 10 remedy the
evil lin which he had no voluntary agency by
emgrating as soon as possible to the State of his
preference.
The resolution was adopted with tumult of
applause and when the band struck up, "Oh, car
ry me hack to Old Virginia" there was perfect
uproar of laughter. The air and the words of the
song were peculiarly applicable
And when am dead and gone,
Place my banjo by my side,
Let the PosSOms and Coons to my funeral come,
For they always were my pride;
Then in soft repose I'll sleep,
And dream for ever more,
That you've carried me hack to Old Virginia
To Old Virginia's shore"
tAlbsny Atlas.
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