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.. WAsuiSeros, March 10.
Butler King, Of Geo. offered a resolution
e desks Of the members be dispensed and
seats only be retained. This was laid
table.
Slinseriand Of New York offered q reso-
rroviding for the sales Of the Public Lands
a dollar per acre. to ac,uai settlers, and
" them against the exaci,ons and extor-
{ fspeculators.
solution proposing to change the tenure Of
" the judges Of the Supreme Court, from
tenure TO an appointed term Of years,
A on the table. SO to 6S.
Vice President laid on the table several
,ications from the Executive departments
enee to Ocean Steam Navigation 10 mail
and from the Patent Office. They were
to be priated, after which the House ad'
March a
E-The Senate was called 10 order Al
tue we tfestoc"t, ehu sbet payer
Rev. Mr.. Gully, large aumber Of pe,i.
re presented.
ickinson presented the resolutions Of the
ure OF the State Of New Yosk, in favor
tension OF the Law granting pensions 10
rvs of officers and soldiers Of the revo.
They were ordered to be printed.
Ieese, from the Committee on Public
.Ported bill 10 reduce and graduate the
public isnas, seGh.s fftfs
sage. ia writing, wssreceived from the
I, supposed to contain the nomination
.vier as Commissioner 10 Mexico.
sion of Mr.. Msngsm, the Senate then
Executive session. = 80
in Executive session the Senate con.
nomiassion Of Mr.. Sewer ss Com.
to Mexico]
The doors being again opened. Mr.. A.
poved TO take up the bill, previously
q. to supply deficiencies in the sppro.
in the prescott 6seal year, being The
! nPon that subi-c. with smendmeats
ebtser ssid shss shs question pending
i've sessioa ossht 10 hsvs been deeidss
sseding 10 esssidss The ssmy iill.
MD Inst slt The world tsew WIS
lone eeby. The Senate 70 Executive ses
sseesh,i " psspsss bs he Isesos'
ETths-ws,, u shs svsss d. .Aszie'
''ssif'Ass.,ssy syrssd sYss.
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PRICE CURRENT.
ueeklv or Henry Mdsser.
Shcrif's Sale.

upY virtue of a wit of & IA, viii Re exposed
I'D at publ c sale. al tie court house IN Sudbury.
Northumberland county. on Monday the Sd day
Of April next, the following property, viz:
A certain lot of ground in the Borough Il Sun.
bury, marked in The general plan Of said h"roueh
No %, bounded on the moth by Ms,ket .tree,, nn
tho east ly Short street, and on he W. st ty lot
No. 81. Containing / Of an acre mpe o, less.
Seized. taken in exccu ION. ard 10 be sold rs
the properly Of Genee u. D. Keim,
THOMAS A. ELLINGTON,
Sber IFS Office, Sheriff.
SunLury, March Ia, lR4S {
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Peace ,cith Mc1icO!
DANIEL EENiNcER.,
mwS 69 N00~Hs

UNIFORMS the publ ,hsi in order to bring q,
bou, peace with Mexico. he msnufacturss slI
Kinds Of Riffs, Double aud Single BsuelleJ She,
Guns, and Double Baueiled Revolving Ri6es, a,
hi. manufas,ory-a, following Run, Lo~ef Al
eus,a township. NoEthumtsrlsnd county, all VI
which be vii warrant for elk months. Those
Who want 6,ss rate article in his line, be &C.
eommodalsa q The shoaes, notice and os the mos,
fs.s.aabs tssm.. ,Le.sss Of Apori. give him cali.
Lower Augusts, ian. 9, isis.-em.
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CHALLENGE! CHALLENGE!

YDlHE CHAILENtiE I'VE have otsrrv' ve-
II ~ patiently for year past the fevered at
templs by some of cur fIa'erni'y tn force repu-
taiion which their Professional ski slonc must fail
10 give them. And we would continue our silent
obs. rvnton. unler the consciousness Of an unbol-
s:ered merit, were it not more than probable that
this species Of fanfaronade may divert The public
eye from a cand d eSsminatiun into the merits Of
the mul,iiud" AZ professors in the Dssuer,ean art.
\ We would ser merit sex an honcrab puhiici
~, and thereby win 70, it,, II golden opinions; hut
We di pi~e that miserable chicanery Ivy which a
mere pre,encc gains an ovation over genuine
~ots. II is TO make this sauIting ambition over
leap Itself OF Withdraw is spurious claims. iha, we
now Mespsss On is fancied security by throwing
the glove e., ar honorable test If skill Our gage
is $500 that the average OF given number Of da-
guerreotypes exscurd n, The Daguerrean Gsleiy
IM r. SiMONS. l79 Chesnot s,i ct, will rxhi-
hit ere ter amount Of prrf.ciinn in the art than
an, similar aversse number from any oh gale
~ in The U,itd S.sies This /. n. Idle hoisi--
we mean What We say. We are dcsifou, that The
pubic should give their patronage to merit not
Ir'ense.
We az investigation. free. rigid impari 4 in
We tsation. We have thrown the glove. VITO
will pick il nPl NJ. +, SiMONS,
i79 Chrsuut 81. oprosi'e Slate House, Philsd.
NIB. II win he undets,o d by our country
friends, that ,te above challenge has never ye,
hem accepted snd We siso wish it understood,
that We d,d MT intend TO maks by this wager, as
we have already expressed our i,iention 20 sPPro-
pirate the prize 20 some charitahie purpose.
N. y. SIMONS.
a. -. Il
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Another Farm :
No 40,

~oIo" SA6a@s 49,,
NVHE heirs AZ Isha Yocum. decd. offer fos sale
u all ths, Farm Of theirs sitssse IN 6hamukin
towp pship. y Northumberland county. nsss snuff
,owe, and. sdjeiaing the old s,smissch staad in
said TOW nshiP. containing about ~, huodfed srves
more or lees. in good state of cv,dvssisn. rhs
Rsil Rood kem Sunbory to Shamotinsawn Passcs
,hsaush IL F's psssicolsss enquire Of !, .l &
7 81 -, HUGH H.iIEATsl Snuekown. ,s frl
OF JOHN FARNsW0RTH. ssnbary.
pvs. u. 'sA'' o. shy of The heir.
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"a. Jaes sssi f TuEsnAY, March. ~. fSae =
sssArE - waeas. fair sales Of Western At
1870 1859 RIVE. il 10 demand At s5 ssc per
bushel. Corn. yellow. is worth 81 a.53c weight +;
fair sales. Oats, are held at 80 @oe for South
ern, duii.'" 'a
wHrsKEY,-sai In bbls at s4i cts; bids
23l brisk. ~ 5.7t SO J.pls stss-
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7 4 Lssisiassvs prn- -ssas.Es.


~ 4 Legissastvs pr~rssdtwEs. A 4"
.AnAassSsrsu Mach .. lsls.
8 ssxArs ~ BHs Reudfn fiaee --Nr. Johnson,
q supplement to the. act relative TO executions.
The bill relative to the comusca,schooIs 81
this Common wealth wss taken orss II suthori.
.es the Directors 70 prevent the introduction Of
children ss pnri's under. elk year, ~ see Amer
a debate, in which Messrs Sanderson, Matthias.
johnson and othsrstoek ysrf, an amendment was
offered and agreed TO- .6xise the age for the id.
mission Of children st Eve years. The bill, as
thus amended then passed anal reading.
Hop.r-Bns Repaired BY Mr.. Myers. to
,rovide for the revision Of the revenue laws.
Mr. Friek. . supplement relative to .defalea.
ions. tsbss 50 eoot =,
Mr. For. the bill to secure purchasers at
,herif's sales-as committed. ~ 20
The Governor has signed the bili for the bet.
er regulation Of the Fire Department Of the city
nd county Of Philadrlphia. Also, the bill for
he removal Of the seat Of justice OF Schuylkill
ounty, from Orwigsburg to Pottsviiie.
HARRisBuRe, March II.
SkSArE The supplement to the act ineorpo.
,tins the Wisconsin Canal Company was taken
p and passed.
Bill read in place --Mr. Sanderson, relative
pIeadings in Courts Of Justice.
Mr.. Mason, a supplement to the act to incor.
rate the strasburg, williamspo.t and Elmra
abroad Company
Mr.. Best, to provide for the sale Of certain
Al estate in Danville. lately the property of
county of columbia.
The bill to exempt property to the value Of
90 from levy and sale on execution, being ia.
up. was supported by Mr.. Small and oppo.
lby Messrs. Darsie. Sawyer Sanderson and
,ers; when the question being taken on the
It section Of the bill. it was negatived- yeas
nays II. Therefore the bill was lost
Mr. Small offered the following resolutions
ich after some remarks made by him in ex
nation Of their import, were read twice and
,nimousiy agreed to.
Resolved That the Senators and Representa-
g from this State in the Congress Of the U
ID States, be, and they are thereby requested
make vigorous and united effort to procure the
,age Of law increasing the monthly pay and
Y rations of the non commissioned officers,
icans and privates Of the army, both regu.
and volunteers and also extending the pen.
laws to the widows and children, or indi.
mothers and sisters, Of officers and soldiers,
have died or may die from diseases con.
ell in the service Of the United States
solved, That the Government be requested
,nsmit copies Of the above resolution to our
tors aud Representatives in Congress. Ad.
ed.
usE-Mr R.dck reported bill to su,.
the Navigation Of the Pa. Canal on the Sab.
Benidict reported adversely to petition
Bank to be located nesr Pottstown, Mont.
ryco.
Roberts, Of Fay-tte, reported adversely TO
,ns for the recharter Of the Bank of Leba-
Swartwelder reported adversely TO peti.
or the charter Of Bank at Mauch Chunk.
further supplement to make permanent
ice Of State Printer, was taken up and pas
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@AvUlDSe

A 3 my daughter CAROLINE has thought,
"A proper u leave my house and provide for
heIse all persons are hereby notified not to tsus,
her on my sccount r. IN the date he,eof as am
unwilling to psy anything Of her coR,ae,ipg un-
less compelled " law JACOB KREBS.
Lower Augusia. March Is l64s. st
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Driaapaye. .--ssmoei MeCarty. l.s,., ,,f
:. MiHor.-John Gocjander. 80 ..
Chiigsqunqre Adam Kider. NJ ~. 49,,
observation-disclosures Rrsutgam. 49,. 4,
isunbvy Gideon Ma,ksl. John p. Pursel,
George Wsiser, Esq 49,. .s3,...... 1l,,.ss =
Upper Augusta. .-ssmuel Hun,er. lohn. .Burns
Skomokin. - George Ssartxel. Frederick Mulch.
lei. Aaron Keiiey. Wm. McWiIlisms. i $50
Rwsh.---Jncob .-Gesrhart. Samuel Ely. lsasc
Eckman. r.t,s. 80. ,ee,-y re- .4 sst.s
CooL--D,risl Ker.,ett T.. ,:r,-,.,.
lppe. lMGhonoy. l.. John Hrckm,n, Edward
En'evIine. - - -, ...,-5
I,owsr Mahonoy. Albert. Bcpj,min
Heffaer. Joseph Trseo. a1,.sq t8vs
Lille Mahonov. WIN Ro,hermel.
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LIST OF JURORS
Grand Jurors.

or Northumberland Coan,y. for April Tenn,
VA. d. ts4s. ,.
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HI l. A ID E l. p II A
MEDICAL House

HILL A DE l. p II A
MEDICAL HOUSE,
Established is years age. by DR.. KI NKEEaN.
The Oldest, aud hest hand i' alb fssais
of secr,t diseases, diseases of The skin and
solitary habits OF youth, ,s
ID Il. KIN X Il LIN.
NJ W. corner Of Sd and Union sts,. brrr~en Sprues
and Pine, u squares from the Exchange.
VOUNG MEN! if yon value sour life OF ycar
health, remember. the delay Of mr, III. nav,
even week, may prove your ruin. both OF hDds
and mind Hence let no false inodssy ,ieiei yc,,
from making your case known 10 one who, iro.s
education and res,eetabilty. c,n alone h. F-ad vss,.
lie who places himself undcr d. kiNkEi.iN'S
treatment, may reiiriousy confjr in his honor a..
q cenJemsn. and in whose bosom viii he forever
locked the secret of the patient.
Too many think they will hug the >rcret 10 thea
own hearts, and cure themselv's, Alas! how of-
ten is this fatal delusion and hotv many a pro-
missing young man, v ho might haze been 81 sfea-
meut to society. has faded from the o. nh.
COUNTRY lNVALH,S.
finding il inconvenient TO make s,sra raai spptirs-
ii n. can. by stating their epiiei,y, tnss br
with all their symptoms, (Psr let ar p.,s, psia have
forwarded 10 them chest cor,iainiks Dr.. KS me-
dicines appropriated accorjiaeiy.
Packages Of Medicines f,rw arisJ 10 any part of
the United States at p mo men,'s noi'ce.
or Posi- PAID LETT ans. a.l3esseI 10 Bt. KIN
EELIN, Philadelphia, ,sill be promptly ATTENDED 10.
Oc, 30th lSl7--lv
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LYsT or CAUSES.

1rOR trial in the Couri OF Common Pleas Of Nor.
~ thansl ssIsn5 COUNTY. Il Aprii Term. ts4s,
'comnencar ihs- Are, Mosdsy, bsine fhs I'd.
Bssjsmin WRiehsfds " Frauklin W Plat Il IL
Nv seHsinser. slsnee cf Carver " Gsrvers hairs
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S I e " e, r ! . D T. r,
Screen s. Wire Cloth NlanufaCtOry,
No. 4s North Froaf streei, ts'Weeu Market aud
ma 1 Arch treefs, sESs

TuvHE Subscribers having made great improve
4 ments in the above business are now manu-.
fc,uriag, ofs superior quality ell kinds of PLAIN
end ORNAMENTAL WIRE WORK, such ss
sieves Riddles Screens &c. for sl kinds Of Grain,
Seals. Sand, Ore. Sauf, Surch, B,ickdus,. DC.
Founders' Stoves of.s superior aaslity constsa'ly
on hand. AIso ssfs, Vie Dsh Covers. S"fs
Syringe TwiIlsd Wire for Spsrk Csichsrs. &c.
Such =. Cages, Nppety Fsnless, Gsidsa BoIdsr'
ing, Flower s'srds. TransIs. Trss work foI Craps
Vines. DC: Also Win Fsaeing of every dsscrip'
,ion. or O.asss sbsskfupy wceissd and premp,
y execoisd By tses WATSON 4 COX.
Feb. 10Th, 1sis.-sm.
- - zJsvt
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NOT TOO LATE.

Il NNEhf DfNuHtNo r1Ny yPt De Hau " y UR
NJ prs SroaH. He stiIlhas q large sssor,nc, I
ofGoods. which he will sell At fret cost Being de-.
termned TO discontinue the business, he will =.
very low. A saving Of Is OF 30 per cent. can bs
made by purchasing Al his store. Cali and exam
inc 6" yourselves. or All kinds If county pr.,'
duce taken. at the highest market price.
Sunhury, December 9Th, 1s4T If
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s - WAsuIyeroS, March 10
Butler King, Of Geo, offered resolution
desks Of the members be dispensed and
seats only be retained. This was laid
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Southern Wing Sentiments.

Nothing is more common than to hear Loco.
focos, aud especially Van Buren, Locofccos, ar
gue that Southern men are all alike on tho ques-
ton of Slavery that no man can be found South
of Mason an Dixon's line who is not in favor
of its extension. The fact that every wing in
Congress, both from the North md South, with
two exceptions, voted against the annexation of
Texas, is rcuy conclusive evidence we should
think, that this is not true. The following urti-
Gle from the Richmond WAY Southerne,, a Tay-
Tor wing paper, discloses sentiments which any
Northern mun might be proud TO acknowledge.
Remember, this IS Southern Whig doctrine
We have added other Free Soil declarations
from Southern Wings. Why doubt Gen. Tay-
or's stand on this subject, when the Southern
Wings are taking this noble ground Why OPP
pose and discourage the Southern Wings who
arc with us Of the North on this subject? RatIl-
er let us hail them as friends and rejoice that we
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05

BsTER'sDIcrroNARY. The publishers of
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary, in crown
quarto, received an order for twelve copies of
that work lately from Ceylon. Its funess, pre-
csion and accuracy render it an indispensable
aid not only to the student at home, but to the
Missionary abroad, es he opens the treasures of
the English language to the dark mind of his
heather scholar, or moulds 10 order and system
the ruder elements of his native tongue. The
revised edition has already been repubsled in
EnDand.-.Nelo York Tribune.
Lord Bsougham, in recent conversation with
an intelligent American traveller, remarked OF
this work. " 1t has come to be necessity to eve-
~ educated man.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05
TREACHERY TO FREE SOIL.

In their zeal for the chiefcst of dough-faces,
the Vantes seem entirely to forget that The cleo
ton of Polk and tho annexation of Tex
as are due to Van Buren's treachery to the free
soil principle. In May 1874, Van Buren, was a
Free Soil man, so far as to oppose Texas, but in
one short month"; 10 wit, on the Sd OF June, 1874,
he changed front, declared for Polk the Annex
alton candidate, aud prevailed upon Silas Wright
to run as the Polk candidate for Governor in
New York. BY this movement, Van Buren, Sc
cured New York to Polk,-that elected Polk
and Annexation and War followed. So much
for the treachery of Mr.. Van Buren, to Free Sol
| in 1874.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05

To the publishers of the Caledonan, VT.
Journal, VT Mercury, Semi-weekly Eagle, Rut-
land Herald, and Vergennes Vermonter
Having within few months forwarded 10 your
address, or that of your paper, copy of the
" Vermont Autograph aud Remorker," in hopes
of receiving The favor of yours IN exchange, and
having reached me in response TO the last of mine
sent, | am DESTROYS OF knowing whether the fail
ure Is to be attributed to the miscarriage of the
mails, 10 your unintentonal inadvertency or if
it is to be understood as a determination on your
part not TO exchange with the Autograph any
further, have preferred the above request, be-
cause as wish to keep up your acquaintance,
in the way of mutual interchange, | would be
pleased, If you have not made up your minds to
The contrary, you would each OF you favor me
with present of your respective Journals, as a
token thereof Editor OF the VI. Autograph,
Huntington VI
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eG-We find the following in the Free Sol

0J-We find the following in the Free Soil
Courier:
1.-THE SOUTH MUST NEVER SUBMIT TO THE
WILMOT PRUVlSu."-GES TAYLOR
The Courier cannot produce Gen. Taylor's
authority for this, and the thing as it stands is
therefore falsehood. We remember the origin
of this: 1t is locofoco coin, and counterfeit,
we have not the least Doubt for it is entirely in
consistent with what General Taylor did say in
the Signal letter. Stick 10 the truth, gentlemen.
Van can't be helped by lying. That was tried
in 1910. And not only stick to the truth, but be
at least tole-ably fair towards Gen. Taylor You
are eager to copy locofoco tales when they tell
against him: why not copy the declarations of
the Washington Union, and other Southern loco
foco papers, that Taylor is for The HilmOt Prori-
so? "Fair play is jewel"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-10-05
THE WORK GOES BRAVELY
ON

As the day of trial advances, the Wings are
periodically sacli:cing preferences and prejud-
ces for the salvation of the country. They are
not to be known as CLAY men, or WEBSTER
men, or MCLEAN men, or TAYLOR men-but as
WINGS. In the election Of Gen. Taylor and
Wing Congress, they see the only hope of res
cuing the country the only hope of restoring
the good old republican principles and measures
which our fathers established. To vote for Van
Buren, ID TO repudiate nearly every doctrine in
the Wing creeds to repudIate them without
the shadow of hope of achieving any good thing
in exchange for such sacrifice: for Mr.. Van
Buren, cannot be elected were he to receive the
vote Of every state in which his friends have
formed ticket, he could not be elected. TO
vote for him therefore is to achieve no practical
goods it may do deal of mischief by throwing
the election into Congress-by procuring dis
graceful scene OF bargain, intrigue and cor
ruption" in that body, resulting in the triumph of
LEWIS CAss, and with him the triumph Of the
worst of principles and the worst of measures
True Wings will not thus aid the cause of Free
Trade, Slavery and War; will not thus be false
10 their consciences and their country. Union
Zeal, and Victo'y,-i or our Country, for Peace
for Proteciton-Ior Prosperity; these are tho
Wing watchwords now every where-and Clio
rous will bottle result.
On the Goth the Clay Wings of New Yor
had a meeting; they withdrew Mr.. CLAY in ODE
dience to his wish, and resolved to mantai
their organization for the good of the Viii
cause.
On the 9th the Wings of the city, withou
distinction as to Presidential favorltes, made
glorious demonstration, of which we give hi
account:
GREAT DEMONSTRATION IN THE G.
ny OF NEW YORK FOR TAYLOR 4
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GREELEY AN
THE TRIBUNE FOR GENERAL TAl
LORI!
The Wings of New York had three immen,
meetings, 10 rutiiy the Wing National and stat
nominations, on "Wednesday evening. We COP
from the Express the following glowing descrll
ton Of the enthusiastic gathering:--
Thousands and thousands Of Whigs!-Thr
immense meetings! ! Hearty Unaniniiiy among a
ihe Whigs-Ihe spirit Of 40 and "A returned
The Wing Ratification Meeting last evening,
tAuxhall Garden was the most enthusiastic ,
the Campaign; and threw all other meeting
whether cass, Van Buren,, Clay, or Taylor, I'M
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C. See advertisement of tho Panorama of
Mexico, now exhibited at Boston. We have
been furnished with the following notice:
The Panorama Of Mexico is, no doubt, the
most attractive and interesting OF any ever ex-
hlbied in this country. The Proprietor, Capt.
DoNAvAN, Author of Adventures in Mexico
is n Printer, who it will! be remembered was ia
ken prisoner at Canargo, carried captive up
wards Of 1900 miles and sold into slavery TO
Mons. Bohum, Proprietor the Ell Republican,,
at ValladolId. Being married man, and anx.
lous 10 return to his family, he made his escape
between two days and arrived safely at the City
of Mexico and reported himself to the AmeIi-
can Consul. His many adventures and hair
breadth escapes are matters of history, and his
intimate acquaintance with the Geography of the
country give to his description of the Panorama
the deepest interest. One OF his fellow prison.
ers, a Printer too, sold 10 the same Mexican Ed
ltor, contented himself to remain with his pur-
chaser, tell IN love with his daughter, married
her, and with her fortune of Sl50000, returned
with her 10 this country.
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tn. ,Cru. Sun yehemep,lv cootrodic,s our

The True Sun vehemenlly contradicts our
statement that the Hunker managers il our State
have in contemplation the concentration of their
votes on the Van Buren, Electoral Ticket, 80 as
TO keep New York from Taylor and throw the
election into the House, where Cass is morally
sure 10 succeed. We repeat our assertion that
this plan has been canvasscd among the Cass
leaders IN our State, and that some of them have
boosted that by it they could secure Cass's cleo
ton. What they will ultimately do in the prem
ises, we know not but the chance Of success
when this scheme offers will hardly be rejected
without mature consideration. Y. Tribune.
The Albany Argus, the leading Cass paper in
NcY York, rldicules the stalament that the
bunker ticket in that State is to be Withdrawn.
1t says that The statement is not only false, but
ridiculous
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A KENTUCKY WING.

KENTUCKY AND SLAVERY Ex-Gov. Lotcher
of Kentucky, made speech at indianapolis on
the 9h ult. Speaking of his speech, tho lndl-
ana State Journal says; "we are highly pleased
with his remarks in relation TO the Slavery ques-
ton lie said it is only the ultra men OF the ex-
IRENE South who desire the extension of Slave
ny. Kentucky did not desire Its extension. The
people OF Kentucky would soon hold a Conyen-
non TO amend her Constitution, and would pro-
Vlde' IN u, some plan for The gradual emancpa-
lion OF Slavery in that Stute. lie would leave
such questions as the organization of more Ter
rltories' TO the people, through their Represents