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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Philadelphia Convention.

Judge saunders W Louisiana, presented a
paper 10 The Convention, which confirmed
tho mir, nm a n,auy ,r the s,t,,n,t,,,s Il
ca.a.,t ~. ,t,a H.. l.. ..aaLt -, -.
~, ~" . :"
cahdh"'" 'r fFes'oehcy' unless ne feeeiF.
I'd The nomination. This is u copy Of the
paper
"Tbe nosit;,r ,rr,sts3 h. cs, r. ,.t,.
in rs%I,tinn, /, ,Ln p, siJanayg a. '!.a,
r. ho .,rtaa,iv ,,,1atz,as,i h., ,. .sa
s,ne ond E,r tk.,t .nasaa Il ~ aa., E
no., ;, III. ,iona,,a. II
s,,h =, ,t.n.ti9@ns al s,,Ianaatt. $50
iotion ~ ,hat n,s;,ion a. ,,,av ,r,a,aafl.
re- mnvp etI do,,ht. and Tho ease, r. tti"ra'
prpseotatiop ~, ,h., n,in,
aCpn, IA ytn, Las ,,ton n, mar, Il, lr,,u.
inn his -, t,ss b,ctr. ,hn A,,,,riaa. .a.nff.
80 cnnnertion win The ptnsi1on.r w..
dnss te n,esent his Mann r. ,bis c9nvan
,iu, 90 ,n,didot,. H. Ei.a1z ,t.o,,,.L
o,a Tho rn,ptry. rather isr,a,anad H.
e~,c,,tro nod hy lin. bavs t1,r.1 H., t4a'
,nfnau,ly' hsf,5ra thn ,[a,,op' as ,~ar,L. ,,r
Hljtrs The place orrr crrt,nisd he 4,
Itath9e, or lis C.u,,,t, sad En,t ~, ia
rya,n q sapss If 1nly. Las assan'ad T., ,p'a
nom;no,inp.
ale considered binsplr In The hands ri
his friends who have bepotad biu, win
their choice. H. has rubtjelv aud rn.-
peafsdly stated fhat the, migbt witbdrav
him whenever thew thought The interests nj
the an,,ntrv. IN ,heir opiniop. ron,;red i,
He does not consider Tint under the rit-
ctImstanrps in which his mama hos beap
brought forward. t,at Il woptd ba proner IN
him TO withdraw himself Such has been
his position since be assrutad,to thn tt<p Of
his nano, snharnIept To tho rapt,,ra If
Monterey. and surh il his poyljiog mar
"On behalf nFthe teIeeation IF l,oaisie
na.I will further stat that Gen. J,yjor
desires il to he Understand, Thai. IN HE
opinion. his friends who rome into tbis
convention are bound 10 abide hy ita dpri-
sion. and IN sustain The nbninaa stbga.t anal
topt"-lbut General TAYLOR fetogtisps in
his friends in this convention tt,,ze who
have the right to willdra " his namr. and
will cheerfiIiy aedIipsre in susb wi h.
,lra wal.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
General TayIor's Prospects.

The nomination Of General Taylor by
the Wing National Convention secures his
triumphant election aud renders ~certaip
The ascendancy Of Wing principles for four
years succeeding The fourth of March next.
Under any other standard. brarrr the Whip
party would, doubtless, have made o gal.
liant effort, and might possibly have been
victorious but with General TAYLOR, 40
the chosen champion Of the Wings, doubts
and fears are scattered to the winds. md
we will rush TO the contest with the utmost
confidence in Our strength and animated
by the moral conviction Of a brilliant tri.
umph' We are not much given to calcn.
I"ting chances on paper, but we will for
once endeavor 10 show that the success of
ORR Rouott and READY IL as certain as
any future event can be.
In 1914, Mr.. Clay obtained the electo.
raj votes Of Vermont Massachusetts, Rhode
Island, Connecticut, New Jersey, Della.
ware, Maryland. Kentucky, Ohio, Tennes.
see, and North Carolina--io all los votes.
Not one Of these States, but may be set
as certain for OLD ZACu.-There
are now 900 electoral votes in the Union,
and l4o are consequently a majority. Give
to General Taylor, New York, 1867 Of
which he or any Wing il sure, and Louisi.
ana, (6) which he will carry by an UMPIRE.
cedentcd majority, and bis election is Sc.
But these are not all the States
which are likely TO sustain the Wing nomi.
nee. The ten votes of Georgia may be
considered Ger ain for Gen. TAYLOR. Iowa, |
~ and Indiana, 10y are more likely TO
'ote for him han for CAss. The nine votes
u South Carolina, will under no c~onceiva.
BE circumstances, be registered in favor
II the LocoEoco candidate; they may be
,tven to zen. TAYLOR. Florida, (3) is a
eiiable Wing State, which OH Zach
nay count upon. Pennsylvania, Virt mia,
nd Mississippi are doubtful States with
TAYLOR for a candidate, but certainly
4ocofoco against any body else. To sum
p:
States certain for Taylor. Massachu.
cts, J %ernlont, Rhode Island, Connecticut,
lew York, New Jersey, Delaware, Mary.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

QU1TEA DFfEREseG.--A poor, man who
bad Jeen III, mn beioa asked BY . gentle
ina whether he had taken any remedy, be
replied, : no, | aiD'ttaken ATTY remedy, but
have taken lois Of phyttc."
tEfRoDucfse FatHFps.-A New York pa.
per says We 4aen that since d certain ebat-
ienge, which tatsed between law and Iitora.
tire, (iu consequences OF u refusal Of ono IN
introduce the etber,) tho val in Broadway
has been continually / teirnpfed by people
stopping 10 introduce their scquai6tantes TO
each other.
A dfoll fellow was ssked By m Old Ia1y 10
read the news fapsf, and taking il up began
"a follows.
"Lasf night, yesterday morning, about
Two O'Clock in the afternoon before break.
fast, a hungry boy about forty years old
bought a ftp custard for a levy, and threw
il through a brick wall nine feet thick, md
jumping over it, broke his right ankle off
above The left knee, fell into a dry mill pond
and was drowned. About frty years aher
that on the same day, an old cat had
nine turkey %gobblers = high wind blew
Yankee Doodle on q frying pan, and knock
ed he old Dutch church down, and
a sow and two dead piss At Boosting, who.
a deaf and dumb man that had no relations
was talking French to his aunt Peter"
The old lady ttking a long breath. ezclai.
med:
"Du telll''
FkUtTs AVID FEowERe.- The jeweIry and po-
etry OF Nature; the gems oftho orchard, and
The alphabet If Angels.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
CLERK AND RECORDERS
0FFtrE.

MIR, Edit0f.-t have read the re-
port 0f The committee appointed by the
Ptiirr Jury to examine the calss n the
danpnrss md consequent injury To The
books and feeords appsrtainihg tU these
Offices.
| h%unilly sueatai The oilnwin.g remedy.
j nj The ptesent bfieh Door hs TAKEN up,
that a layer Of charcoal 81 least one 10 /
thick be put down, covered with hydraulic
F%pnieft, width vii sefye ~ q n7or. That
The walls be plasteteI with good hydraulic
temrut tut and inside, and d gallery nude
ar0tltld The billdi q al least eight feet " ide
10 p event min from Boating against II aud
to keep the pavement dry. Further thai
a pavement be laid round the premises
slopibe otttwar ~, 70 carry off the bpatiBa
rains, said pavettpn ~ 10 be Of The width II
the gallery. The gallery might he covered
with late 70 render ii la Il manner fire.
proof
These Suggest ions ARE offered In good
spirit, atj MT Intended 10 deifaet from The
ne'its Of The committee, whose members
are esteenable aud intelligent mtn.
5. ..-. A FApHpu
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Nrw ORPHANS, JlAle 14IA te4e

Ny fletr Gilmore mir. sLoueks wishes
10 know "whether the appropriation of the
School tax is contained In the act it9plf. 10
az to enable the Supeiintefiden t Of Public
Education H. hrpbftlan the iftnis ~ N1vem.
be- next" have lookpd through The net
ot May 81. lS47 for the general form,
which appropriatBs moueyp; and have found
none such-Ihe reason Of lAis Ia evident
When the law establishing public schools.
was pissed, II merely stated that a fund
growing out Of tntII taxI us also n poll
taH, should BE- ''provided tbI The supper, If
Tree schools Aud 1t did 70 state, bpcatsse
the Legislature could hhFI no idea Of The
precise sum, that mieht{ thus be assess.
ed and levied, until It was Indicated by the
actual fact 81 assessment Hlid lpvting. The
legislature, you are aware Fhiled 10 make
the specific appropriation Il the amount as
required by art. 81 ofthe constitution, 30
THAT neither IN the original Jaw, nor ID any
subsequent one, IL Authority given to the
money officers of the stati 10 pay out the
quotas, that may he declared due to the
respective parishes, in yi4ue of the 10th
section Of the school act II May =. ls47.
do not know that The Auditor In The
absence of specific appropriation, aud IN
reference 10 the o., ART. Of Ihe constitution,
wilb in November next, d9ect the T'rea-
sirrr TO pay The amount apkortiuned "a each
parish. My impression. or1the contrary, IL
that he will not assume the resp onsibilIty-
hut this do know-'hat I will proceed
within the month of November 1gas. Hs
the law requires, to makejth apportion-
ment and 10 give resprelFo no Ice oft,
as directed by the 10th sedtion heretofore
quoted, II viii then he Left to The discre-
ton Of the Auditor ifhe have any, 10 author.
ise the payment Of the various amounts Of
distribution; or ifhe have not, ~ furnish 10
parish superintendent The certificate
contemplated by the 92d.: section of the
act No. Is, approved January 26, 1s47.
This is the amount of jnfornation, that
! am enabled 20 furnish ycil on thia impor.
subject. The certificate of the Al.
iitor may help the parties Interested 10
money TO keep up thhir schools.
Yours Truly,
Hon w. \. EbMoRp. ISigned)
ATTY Genl', alex. DlMrrRY.
State Of Louisiana.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

MARRtA6Es-An Eastern pa or givss ovf
The iolloAing notice 10 "sll whom ID may con-
cern."
"A ! noiirTs of marriages wbers no bride
cake is sent, viii BE- ei mp IN snail type, ard
blieed NO sun g mttBhdi b fclnot nj he pte' 4.
Vince ahi0ds1n.o piece ~ cake is rel t, ii will
IN placed b1Fpicu"a@'y in large lettt rs-~b0t
when gioyGs 6t othtt fators ne added. q fiers
81 %illuftrat We poetry will be given i9 dbl hon.
When, no peVcr, TO edi,hr ~ 6hds the fere.
monyin fr p " persb0a, md kiss6s the bride
il will b8Ye u special bottoe- very large lyre,
and the IN ut appropria 3 poe ~ that can be-
boeged, borrowed stG,en Of coined ff m the
brain edit rial"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

~ VIC E#a -
TaSoHTANF ARaesr Do The night n
hb 10th lfsta III d man natssl john ijf1tn,
was arrested by Guns. +. tIaii, p. ., pura
suabt TO q warrant iasted by J.. H. Dufrecq
. y, Oh l,oard The Steamboat Straanah, at
Ration Rouge Landing, aroused If having
free heEtets N bis possrsiion held by him
aa slaves and ffthrt ofhaviug kidnapped
enid npgfues. On The 10 h saitl Brown
Was brought for etanination before ], Il
Dniror1 }. y, and The Freedom ofthe ~slayts
hatiha been ftftih ~ gstat listpd on that
examination and The other charges being
h'so partly sua.ainnli, tho court ordered him
10 be telnande1 for ten days until more
evidence could be procured from Memphis.
Tenn. On the 20th the prose- citing party
having declined To send for further eyd
enc, the fnagist ate ordered Brown 10 he
discharged, the eyid nce being insufficient
10 commit him Cor trial.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

" this Office w 10 tho present time, hns.
been that TO money can be Drawn from
the treasury except by special and Dis
tinet appropriation.
The 10th section Of he net above allua
jpd b. rpeozni4sl i claim tg tinst the Stats
f,r the moneys collected for the support Of
free puhIie .sahooIs, but nates 80 specific
appropriation ~ reriired BY the gji hrti@
clio ofihe constitution, already 1ioted.
10 remedy the evil % far rs possible
In all such tasvs where tho law retoahi-
srs a claim against the treasury, and nc
appropriation has been been made to paw
the Same, The 59d section uF ai Act entitled
IAN net to establish aud regulate The
Treasury Department." approved January
Goth, 1s47. provides THAT IN all eabes
where the law recognizes 4 claim fDr
money against The State, aud ino appfopri~
alton by iaw shail have been t1ade to pay
the same, the Auditor shall alidit mud sat-
tie the sanp, and give The claimant q eer-
tiGeate Of the amount thereof unipr bis
official seal, ~ifdemanded, and shall report
the same II the General Assembly with ne
little delay as possible"
AZ the matter nj present stands, I nm
fully Of the opinion that no money can he
drawn from the treasury, fer the support Of
free public schooIs until The General As
senbly shall make an appropriation IN
accordance with the Dyd article oftbe
constitution. am, moreover. Sustained In
this opinion by the action II tbe House Of
Representatives nj the last dpssion. That
body passed an act making an appr0pria-
ton for the support Of free schools, y hich
act, no doubt, owing TO the press Of bust
~ az In the Senate, on The last day ufthe
session, was overlooked In that body and
failed TO become n law"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
A BEAUTIFUL poEM.
WHEN WILT TnoU M
10 MY ABSENT WIFE.

When wilt thou torhe, when wilt illgtt cotne n ME
NY spirits l%anetfsh aad my heart Is lone:
Thoughts, hopes, and wishes stretch themselves 3,
thee
Like tshdtls to the stn- my loved, my own.
Come. from the land If atigw; the South IL bfiehI
And beautiftl, though winters stamp be here;
Come: thou wilt give the dry b faitgr light,
4 blossom ID The ieaf now brown and Asrs.
Come, sweet ideal offty younger life,
C0rs. pt,tsr real Of my earthly lot.
And title deatar than anght e~ise--tay 0dey
Come ft | hive mr. horne where thou nrt moi.
Come with the bursting bttf. The glowing flower:
The cheerful breezes hnd tire chanting birds:
New piniots viii thy presence give eneh hour,
New fhttsir greet ms in thy truthful words.
Life II 10 short too srend IL Tits srar-.
This sa1 hints growing day by day
What eaI IL give to rtedfhpeHse Che hsart
For all this separation steals away
JIy may bs thinn-1I eannbt feel IT. thrill
! may not mark In blush though health he tlinss
] liststi for thy whisper--all ia still
There is no thtJbhing hsart to answer noins.
Dro1ns COME 10 efoat me with their nnajie spoil,
In flfny tleepI zee thee pure and bland;
Thy Smiles in gisi1la with my spirit dwell,
Our souls tbfHmingle IN the spirit land.
Upon my cheek thy presence bfeathes it, t5y.
Thy bosom's thfab seems quieted on mine.
And that fair bursting btH1-.onr own dear bog--
An nigel on its eh0ud- rests Rushed On, thine.
Al ! doth be VT remember me, ard how
With feelings born With him. IN new ~Hirpriss.
My gaze f%nerhtl fingered en- HE brow,
Or sought his spirit through thosa azure sysa
Alosi il il not hge thus day ny day
Alone to linger and apart to pine,
While thoughts Of ns prs fftrn his mind away,
And other fnees take the place Of mino.
Oh let him not fDfret me ! teach hs yntipg,
Fair lfai 10 otter with thine own nv mime.
n s9tnd far ssyeater from his stanrnering sonsris,
Thnh Giory's pasans through the srutnp II a nps.
! think | hear him thts | tljns | zee
His baby handle, beside thee, fhissd in prayer
But wiyh ] stfiys TO clasp my boy and thee,
N5ugbt but I'm empty yifi6o bestles there.
JDuiSbjM J1pFnaI. rs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Nrw UnbBAFs. Laqs INA te4s.

~ VHH F.kU =
Dear Sri am II The receipt Of
yours Of oh list, mixing inquiry about
the appropriation Of the general school
fund, aud its apporiohmetA by the State
superintendent. a .'..
have the honor 10 enclose YOU, the optn.
ion Of the State Slperihtr},drht, and the
Auditor Of public accounts, fearing directly
on the questions propUundad by sou In
the hope that YOU viii find your inquiry
fully answered, | have the honor 10 be
yours with great respect.
WIN, A. ELMURE.
Attorney General.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

We observed, u few days ego, from a
paragraph In the Planters Banner. that
Capt. Gates of this city had arrived al
Franklin. Attakapas, with a fine new en-
engine and other materials for the cree
ton o:a saw.mill at that place. Captain
Gates has been m enterptising citizen Of
Baton Rouge for many years and all his
friends here entertain the hope that he will
meet with the success which he so well
deserves.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
INVALUABLE
FAMII.Y cnMpANIoN-

Female Diseases. "a pages, Is engfavfngs. Paper
50 et., bound IS cts. Mail 10 any p4Ft--postags Q
f2 ctr.
Shoulder Traces and Chest ExpandeFz. g. Mail
TO any part, 50 cts. postage. Inhaling Tubes, Silver,
So. by mail, letter portage. Abdominal supporters,
perfeet, S8 10 80, for all Ruptures, Falling Of tho
Boweh and Womb, and Weak Back and Chest sent
by Express everywhere. For Braces or Supporters,
and circumference of person next the surface, iuss
above the hips. II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale Of the above goods. Adj
dress DR.. 8. s. FTTcR, TOT Broadway, New York,
post paid. April 1-9. ".
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

ABoLtTfoN NoMtEAT tofs.-The AimIirior~
lists, or at least the section Of hat party know q
as the bjborty League have just held a Ma.
tional Convention a. Rochester. New York,
md nominated Geffit Smith astheir candidate
Tor President Of The Utited States. and the
Rev. Charles e. Foote, Of Michigan, f,r the
Vice Pres dency. A New York State Liberty
League Convention has also been held nj Re.
chester, nominating an electoral ticket and
candidates for the sevef8l State officers 10 lie
elected this fall. William G6odaell recsived
the nomination for Governor, and--H0icbin,
Sun, Of Orleans county, for Lieut.. Governor.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Or The proceedings Of the Police July
will appear In French IN pur neat number.

stDE wAtBs.-We notice with pleas
IRE that several Of orr citizens on Church
and Third streets, have made preparations
10 conf rm themselves h the ordinances Of
The city council. WE hope the rest ortlle
proptietors will not he behind IN 80 ianda.
hle an improvement Some Of the side
walks on those streets are almost inpassa.
bic IN wet weather. The properties are
o fgreat value and the selfpride oftbe pto-
prtet 'rs ought 10 prompt them 10 make the
eide walks Of their ~ accord without an
order from the boari. II IL time orr town
should ASSUME some appearance different
from an Anticipated village, and present TO
The traveller Al inviting place Of resort al
all times.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
important ponuiCal News.

A gentleman In this town has ;plared Upon
rur desk y letter from a distinguished poll.
,irlnn ut the Moth. dated New York city
1uee 9Th In wbirh we fnl Eto following
lmpo tapt t]oliticel item
~ have list seea the lpuda! Of the Barn
Burners who tells me- that tFtejr viii uumi.
mate GEN. Taylor ut their e0lyentiDn on
the " ~ be held At Utica.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

AN All o8NPpTesS DeHtHg on Lhc-
tons, approved March 16, 1880.
SECTION I. That any person or per-
sons, who shall, either directly or indirect.
ly, bet, stake, or hazard any money or
other property or consideration upon any
e~lpction ofthis State, Or any balloting for
any member Of The Legislature, or 70 + any
other officer Of this State, or the United
STATES, shall be liable. to prosecution by in
dic'ment or Information in any o of
competent Jurisdiction, and. on conviction
shall be fined in a sum not less than the
amount ofmoney, or the va..us Of the pro.
pertybet, staked 81 hazarded, nor more than
double such amount.
sEc. II Tia, all fines imposed under
this ACT, when collected BY the proper off.
Ger Of The parish ii which the conviction
shall have been obtained, shall By him be
paid over TO the treasurer of the common
school fund Of such parish, which shall he
used and appropriated by the trustees Of
said fund in the same manner as are used
appropriations made by the State for
=#
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

Advertising, 10 lie profitable to the I'D.
verfiser, should be systematic ; there is no
charm or jugglc 10 il by which one adver.
tisement will make q mans business grow
-it should he pursued as a regular and
necessary expenditure, Ms much a part o.
ones business as rent, light or fuel the
mere fact Of keeping ones name before
the community by advertising In b paper
which every body sees, attracts The best
kind Of customers, those who 90 a shopping
With The cash in hand. A good stand, a
good supply Of goods, an accommodating
disposition, are all good things ; but regu.
lar advertising makes all these merits
known to ten, where one would only find
ii out by aceident.-LouisUi1e Courier.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
Died.

On The 18th inst, EvpoRA, daugble sn'a'a
Elijah and Mary jones, aged 10 months.
Thus, within a few short days have fond
parents been called % mourn the loss Of
another tender offspring.
sInsatiafe Archer could not one suffice -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24
- EV"'H NTWTV1
Hon W. \. EbMoUp. tSigned)
Atty Genl., NLEx. DtMrrRy.
State Of Louisiana.
A compliment TO I)r, Harvey.

hA]L v
a few OF the friends OF the distinguished
surgeon and accomplished gentleman a..
bovc named, have resolved 10 obtain his nor
trait and place il in the bail room Of Megsrs
Pike Il Harris hotel. II will be impossi.
bic to receive the subscriptions Of Fall who
oeS'ro L contribute tothi5 object, and with
The view Of admitting thetgreatost number
the amount has been liml ed 10 ono dollar
each 4 handsome amount has alreadv
peeh subscribed, aud the fist will be for a
few days Mt the store ofMk. O. p. Davis.
Three of our townsnierI possessing n s,e
n discrimination have been deputed to
attend to the execution orshe portrait, and
shey VIII no doubt take care that il shall
a faithful likeness oftfe honorable gen.
aeman whose fellow citizens 50 highly
esteem,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

RETURN OF THE otpf CoNmopopE.-
Our friend Captain sele5 50 well known
and 50 highly esteemed Nv every citizen
""o aas me pleasure OF us acquaintance,
mace MS hrst trip to Batdn Rouge for the
season WIN Tue steamer Latona on Satur-
day. He has purchased Tor chartered mi,
boat and intends to eonsinsle in The trade
His popularity will not faaSl to procure eor
the Latona a large share Sfpublic patron
age and we hope to givs him a weekly
welcome for many years 90 come.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-24

The reception o. the nomination in this
city was ofths mos' gratifying and enthusias-
tic character. The news spread like Wild
Ere, and lie pleased eountenanee Of ey cry
WhiF-the cheerful alaerity " tn hieh they
, diardssed Tie dawuing aud prosperous hopes
III lie pafty. sf0ved Fliat 4lfs as HlsHsh o.,
the national eJnveutof N. l,as rightly infefpre-
ed t itbap D. tie Whir : Of the u on.
tFrnn The View Yyft t5urttl 81 et1rtyroe ~ttynsralJ
Gpn tayigr WmiHtisl We congratulate
51y fgli3rs agi TIA ON y On the auspl-
tjltis result. Gen ~ or = The Wig ean=
dilats fir tbs pfs.i19s or This nomination
nd led to the many independent nominations
of Che sa'ne gentleman In different paris Of
The country, ard the general fatof Of the peo
pln Ia biB bRhat, NJ nyst Without distinction
OF party, secures his election beyond any
Reasonable teubt. With Gen. Taylor COT Pre-.
st1ent; and pea 9 With III tile world, the
Try will be safe aud pfosperdas.
(IFsgut TIE Frankfort Conmotweaith)
To day zee unfurl our banner to The breeze,
fearing on It's 1attefing folds the names of our
| national leaders. Tue piilad iphia convpn.
ton, lneet ing on a spot sacred To he Gatt9b Of
freedom, has done its patriotic work and united
the hears and hopes Of millions II freenen
In the coming contest for the PRESIDE ncy.
And now, fellow, Wigs If Kentucky, you
have btt Two things to do: Forget all that il
unpleasant in The past, fanny thing unpleasant
has been, and 90 forth to battle for your
CAUSE. Your leader Is the great Tay or, and
remember he never surrendets." If he enemy
crowd y Il, give him "a lille more erape;'' If
he Stops fighting and hshs you "what you want,
tell him you want 'peaoe." If he seems 10
lie dow on this battle-8 Id at night-f4lD, do
you lie down too and be pfega ed 10 "tebl him
in The morning" If you rise 10 the morning
ard sou find him goue, then b3ty bis dead and
heal biz wounded; send his prisoners hcmh
and tell all The people they have no hing to fear
for the k.nd@heatted Don Zachary ia at The
head Of our q nv.