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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03
a EEEE VOTE.

A full vote is certain triumph for Cause. 1t
is hoped then, that the friends of the cause in the
several towns, will take such steps as will ensure
full attendance of voters at the polls.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

IL We hear already, at the street corners, all
sorts of stories aimed at assembly nominee. The
main one appears to be that he is not thorough
dcmocrat-a conservative and not progressive in
his views. 1t is but just to say, as we can with
truth, that such stories are without foundation and
are got up only for effect. Mr.. Colwel is as de-
mocrat, fully up to the progressive spirit of the age
and the interests of the true democracy, we fee
confident cannot be entrusted to better hands.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03
Vote Earay.

Let every free soil voter make his calculation to
have hs vote IN the box before noon on Tuesday.
lie VIII then have time TO devote to the cause.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

Q \ friend who corresponds with us from New
FORK thinks that IN article few weeks since
.cvie wing N-bsieTs attack on Van Buren, We dbl
injustice to the latter in conccdlng that his course
with reference TO the Amstad negroes, wrong
md crnsurabe, and refers to the letter of Attor.
aey General Glpin, in proof. We find on invest
CATION, we have since stated that our corrcspon
dent is right, and those who will also investigate il
viii find to be we state. Ia concluding his LEI.
ter our correspondent says:
"As if their object aud ndivisibIc the
Castles and 1ayIorites here i'll the old Empire are
spending all their ammunition upon Van Buren,,
while he stands target for the cross fires from all
heir guns of every ralibrc, from Horace Grcely to
Capt Bragg, who will need gu tnfie more grape"
oprevent decided plurality for him of I.ndcnwad
IT the ides of November, 4 majority over both is
challenged with no little confidence. Youn"
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

conceding Mr.. Durkee to be equal in capacity, and
integrity, to his opponents, and none can dispute it,
our interest lies in giving him a warm and earnest
support.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

1J'Columbia county, which was at one time
coded to Cass, il now generally conceded as certain
for Van Buren,.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03
LOOK OFT

For all sorts of lies and ISLANDERS before election
Believe them not but keep about the good work of
rolling up a majority for Van Buren, and Free Soil.
Adams aud Liberty.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

II The free soil men have placed in nomination
for the Assembly in this district, democrat whose
principles have heretofore been irreproachible Now
we want to know if his free soil notions have spo
his democracy, and if they have not, where was
the necessity of the Cass men who profess to be
free soil men and democrats both, putting in nomi-
nation, man in opposition to him. Are they anx-
ious to throw the election into the hands of the
Taylor men? 1t looks so.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03
READ THESE FACTS!

Since the organization of the territorial govern.
ment, there has been but one general officer (the
Marshal FOR short tme) either appontive or cleo
tive south of Milwaukee.
We have had as Cows. Dodge, OF Iowa, Doty OF
Brown, and Tallmadge of New York.
We have had as delegates in Congress, Jones OF
Iowa, Doty OF Brown, Dodge, of Iowa, and Tweedy
of Milwaukee.
And since the organization of the State govern
ment we have had VIM. p Lynde, of milwaukee,
for Representative in Congress- and Isaac p Wal
ker of Milwaukee, for Senator in Congress OF
the United States appointive officers, we have had
the Judge and the Marshal appointed from Milwau-
kee, and the Attorney, from Madison.
At the present time, the United States govern
ment pays into Milwaukee, TO her office holders
sums as follows.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03
County Nominations.

For Register Of Deeds.
JOHN w. TROWBRlDGE.
For Clerk of the Court.
ISAIAH G. PARKER.
For Sheriff.
ROBERT G.. M 'CLELLAN.
For Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors,
IRA PIERCE.
For Judge Of Probate,
JOSIAH BOND.
For Treasurer,
JOSEPH =. HURIBUT,
For District attorney,
HENRY b. TOWSLEE.
For STreyof,
0. A.PERkINS.
For Coroner,
WIN. VAN DOOZER
FOR ASSEMBLYMAN,
IN the district composed Of the fOaCnS Of
Ehcdtiand, Suit,n, Bristol, Paris, and
brighton,
II. S. THORl.
FOR .4SSElfBLTlf.4V,
In the district composed Of tie fowns Of
Southport, Pile, ind Pleasant Prairie,
OTIS COLWELL.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

ged his position with regard to them, and he claims
to be honest in it but Van Buren, who has done
precisely what Mr. Walker has done, is dishonest
With all Mr.. Van Buren's sins, which Mr.. Walk
er is now so Indignantly alive to, he avowed his
willingness to have again supported him, had he
got the ''regular" nomination yes he would have
supported a man as bad as he represented Van Bu-
rem, if the men at Baltimore had commanded HIM.
In view of this admission we can be at no loss for
ms motives IN supporting Cass. Not that he is Ell
Their good or great, but he has been commanded to
dot. Mr.. Walker expressed vast deal of indig-
nation that the Wing convention sitting in the free
city of Philadelphia, should have been so subservi-
ent to the slave power and proceeded to quote from
an Alabama Taylor paper to show what devoted
champions Of freedom, the democratic convention
sitting in the slave city of Baltimore, were. He
must have placed great estimate on the ntelli
gencc of the people to have quoted such authority
Tor such purpose, and particularly when the pro-
ceedngs of the Baltimore convention were fresh in
their minds. But we cannot follow Mr. Walker.
tie proved himself, in words, a devoted champion
Va h0N""hi ho hdu set up WnOe nlgnt laD0ring Tor
freedom III Oregon-he would set up two nights to
secure the Wilmot prOviso for California and New
Mexico-and labor three months to procure the
election of President who will veto the whole con-
Germ Really, such champions of freedom can ne
yer be sufficiently appreciated or admired.
Maj. Nj Reynolds of Detroit, followed Mr.. Walk
er. We heard only the concluding part of his
speech which was energetic and spirited He made
some predictions with regard to the result of the
contest which caused very loud smile in his audi
ence, among others, that Cass would carry Penn
sylvania by $4,000 majority and that Taylor would
get but two southern and four northern states. We
earnestly hoped it might be so, and that Cass would
turn out no better, but we really apprehensive
Maj. MRcynold's will not prove a TRUE prophet
The meeting adjourned with three cheers fol
Cass, but as only six individuals joined in the
shout, the 60 noise and confusion" was not great.
D'Thc free soil men have placed in nomination
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03
sums as follow!
Sl3,5OO

And so il has been. With the one exception we
have mentioned that part Of the state lying south
of the latitude of Milwaukee, has never had the
least consideration extended to Ter. When Mr..
Walker was chosen Senator, his friends distinctly
pledged themselves that Milwaukee would rot
again ask the representative in Congress. But we
find she asks both offices again, of Senator and Re
preventative, and puts forward the same men for
reelection. This part of the state which it seems
determined to prescribe is densely populated as
rich in her resources and has interests as great TO
be looked after, as any other portion. The Free
Soil party, although warned of the necessity of ia
king man OF Milwaukee, if we wished TO elect
him, concluded to try the experiment of taking
their man elsewhere, and they nominated Charles
Durkee of Racine county
We are told. that Milwaukee, animated entirely
by local feeling, will vote almost unanimously for
her own men, If we should fail in the experiment
of elccting man not of the city of Milwaukee,
perhaps it would be we'll TO cease further effort,
and confess ourselves as tributary TO Milwaukee.
Ii there were not other great principles at stake,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

j. ltw II be seen by reference to the proceedings
of the Cass Assembly convention, that Van Burcn's
sh"iiimg course on the subject of slavery duly
commented on. II does not appear that Cass' shut
ling course on the Wilmot proviSo and his present
post on in favor of slavery extension received any
particular hdtlcr
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03
Free Soil, Free Speech. Free Es'
Dor, and Free Men.

Presidential Electors.
LARGE,
ERAsTus B. WoLCOTr, of Milwaukee co
DAVID GIDDINGs, of Sheboygan co.
FIRST DISTRICT.
JAMES ID. REyMERT, of Racine county.
SECOND DISTRICT,
EDWARD A. Japan, of Sank county.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03

u Gen. Tayors reply to the Mississippi com.
n.itec, IN It the south should never Weld to the VII.
mot p'oviso, is contrad!ctcd, The assertion came
directly from member of The committee, and
# the contradiction is carefully scrutinlzcd it will
be found to be no contradiction at ALL
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-03


meaning of this word We suppose bo,yovar :,
means to whiffie, TO shift, to turn, and play the
weathercock to every passing breeze. If this b.,
the case, it is rather an unfortunate word for our
brother of the Wisconsin to USE for we have pret-
ty good evidence for believing that he was quite
ready at one time to go for Van Buren, and had
Lynde, Walker, ard others said the word. he uoud
have been just as lOud-mouthed now for Van Buren
as he is against him. He is of the Swiss school Of
soldiers, ready to fight any side if well paid for
it, and the office holders had the longest purse Of
course the Van Buren, party We're deprived of his
valuable services. Our unfortunate brother. must
be more careful i'll the choice of his terms.
The Wisconsin waxeth wroth, as witness the
following:
THE WHIFFET of the Southport Teleprspb
who few months since eulogizcd Gov Dodge as
The man of Wisconsin, has now discovered that Mr..
Durkee is The man OF Wisconsin. This is consistent
with the usual course of the Telegraph"
Right brother; the Telegraph never perseveres in
error after il once discovers it, We did think for
time, and we had reason to, far as words went,
that Gov. Dodge was the man of Wisconsin, but
many man has fallen from grace, in less than
three months. and it is quite possible Gov Dodge
might lie has, in our estimation, at all events.
80 far Mr.. Durkee is concerned in this time
that proves the stuff men are made Of he shows
himself to be one of the men of Wisconsin. and wo
feel very confident that he will prove to be tie man
of this Congressional district.
1.-THE Taylor men of the 10Th Senate district.
comprising part of the city of Milwaukee, hav,
done one act consistent with their professions of de-
votion to Free Soil-they have endorsed the Free
Soil nomination for State Senator, i'll that district
The free soil men put in nomination Eliphaet era
mer, one of the euricst friends of the movement,
and tie Taylor men in convention, subsequently,
renominated him. We trust he may be elected.
u In Milwaukee county, the friends of free SOIL
have put in nomination the strongest kind of coun-
~ ticket; so strong indeed that confident hopes
are entertained even in that dark region of Hun
kerSrn, OF elcctng part if not the whole of il. The
Senatorial and Assembly nominations are also first
rate.
! In " aukeSha county, We find our ticket headed
with the name of Benjamin Hunkns, for Senator.
! We know the man,--hc is one the oldest, staunch-
est, and ablcst democrats, of the county 4 ticket
headed with his name can't be weak, and We look
with confidence to its entire success.
These nominations have inspired our friends III
those counties with renewed confidence and a more
ardent zeal. Barnburncr srock has come right nm
and orr enemies ar" growing desperate. The hope
of success is Frightening to a Certainty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
Marine Disasters.

The following ocracoke Bar 'hfs Amanda
Ophea cargo II gram and bad condition. A. AcsermAn
o gram cargo wall probably be saved Frances Anu caso
rn leaking badly bad order Benz HARRISON cargo
and Will b tota loss cora
grain loaded good condition. viii probably De saved Nhts
Hodge,. ashore star denasied IN loss OF ts
apsn cook Most Of the above Fes.es were 'ouni
u or from Yol Brg " Watson. from ttse-ih ny 70
Indies Of lumber returned o -pa' uas
fi.maaed.
The bfs Morea Conway from New yor. arrived Al pensaeo, on
The nh reports the morning OF the 4lih sept mace
v..el b-arnc from standing ana signal Of
distress fns Bore her and found her 10 be me oark Cora
before reported fallen WITH Of and from Philadelphia bound 70
Tundas loaded dour with main and mtru mast. gone
having caps1-d on gh OF the nth ut when Der aihes
came. of her house which was iuNo
came OIL Took captain both mates tour .eanen and coon
having when cpsfed and brought 70 fensacoa
The shp New jersey Wemsn, arrived al charleston on We
sth mt from distress reports that on S-uIas
18Th in the wreck Of the soh tfaius OF hs
, s, Havana bound 10 Boston which he TOOK four
ng the only officers and she wing been hove
IN bss Nan ends IN h. night Of the 18Th INST carried
away both mas,s Oiled the vessel with water washed me captain
,,rs and drowned the mate passenger men and ooy 20
cabin The following believed 10 be the names o. ae persons
, Irkos n,s,sfs John Gilman John L Smith,
man W Csrk So Jas Neo cabin boy sot w X MAUD passenger
ne ~ 81 George Hyier which len Charleston the I'm for Bos
Ton returned the ',h the % day blew 40 hard on NJ az %
compel the brig Friday night about l. clock the ~d
changed 10 NV hurcan- which hove the vessel on her
beam enis compelled The mannsst 70 ihi
shipped tremendous which earned away NE
xhec and part dek load together IN The che
mate John Mullen North Hsncok Me the gale aosne soon Al
teri 4fa 70
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SCHOOLS.

SOI1OOIAS.
nO,KEEPSIE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL
Auy person who may desire 10 make inquues felsl'r
- the Poug hieepse Collegiate school, can see MI bsr
lei he Principal, by calling al The Asor House ssny
time between The hou re- ofs oc ock and o'clock NJ
on Tuesday and Wednesday OF the present week GA q
IIOOGLaND,s WRITING ACADEMY isnos open
for the reception Of pupils and visitors Al =.
Ladies' Glasses every afternoon NJ oclock-genuemeu a.
in the evening Terms moderate. Satisfactory I'M
provemeni guaranteed 10 every pupil o-t .us
I,DTCATION, I9s spnngst.-Mr CHAxBERLAlNs
Ie ooms are open afternoon and evening Tor nose "o
desire instruction In Wiring Arithmetic, oooh'Aerpns'
R-asing English Grammar. &c. Mr.. c has a few yacan-
ces IN his Day School for boys o%' -us
L'OR SALE-A fve-horse power Steam Engine and
Boiler IN complete running order can be seen 10 ope-
ration every day this week al : ferry-st o. w
CUTTA PERCHA.-Dnviug Bands Of every de-,
VI scripton made OF this nvauanle substance on hAnu
and Tor sale by o-4 lwl HORACE II DAY, . Oortsnd.l
CHAIN CABLES AND ANCH0R-.-2 large
fre sncbor. chsin csh e. about 1900 lbs FOR sale
low by CYRUS ". FIELD co. II Chf-st o-i ~
DECEIVED. Brooklyn Oct s3s lsi8, from Mr -,
lFghI dollars being ren, OF No IS BntgesIee1
S, Ssi IM '' one h0''" eD1 PErTisoNE PArES
CYRUS w ZELDA co. II cAasi. offer for sac
y 4o0 Of hue coored papers, enorsenk a. oo3l.
and almost al sizes ever used Iney also haAe 81
any size and weight al shou notice. o. ~
no CALICO AND OTHER ENGRAvERs.-oee
set power cgnps for raising dies, Win colnirfshal-
ing hanging, hsndgeanng &c Ia complete oIueI' 10 o..
"a S5e,rS - o1i ais
~ug,p C.KPErINGs.-R LAWRENCE, q
4 Cauast again invites the attention Of purchasers 10 IS
very handsome stock Of Busses Thre-piy lnsran aha
Venetian Carpengs Oh Cloths, Rags prugges " ina0M
Shades Stair kods, Ac whch nc = ao'eiHiHV4 -
commonly low prices =, :
I,OR sALE-The lease stock and fixtures Of The staie
L Coffee House and Hclel Sli Pearl-ss corner recs'P
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24
DUEUMATIsM. PAINS AND STIFFNESS
Ilof The joints, scrof1la- Disease o. NE >Ain' &C
RINGS COMPOUND SYRUP

OF Hytrodafe OF POtssa, ,srsaparAs 11f i-iON Oo-A
TINS rnedicina remedy published for he soc oenen Of
hose suffering FROM rheumatism pans and s1ness OF o
fus .weng Of the muscular substances near t1- err
ion. OF he sEn. alr diseases arising tO Al impure sae
Of ne blood he From bona tide experiment. unoef NC
direction and supervision Of the most eminent OF ne tacy
has received their unanimous recor-ne0ds 40 n.ny
rave rrouourced the best possible combination o. rene
80 Er m. above named diseases IL . prepared from ne
nar~s, articles snd u warranted 20 give saisacuon
IN. -ufes and cuckers he circulation, asys friiaDn
- e.ve. every par q the ANNA economy 10 perieci
state Of health For hose complains sfshz ho" o ~
iud.c.ous and !org c0otrued lse o.
MERCURY,
IN. continuation may be considered speche ~
s.ve 800 A. other eafent have been rspcy aud 81
tr-ly r~rnoved By his powerful a,eranye syrup and a.
.priSz medicine parner.H sian = ar ne zres
- r--..irr demand for article Of his kind, las IN
S9ced he proprietor orngu before the public, that a.
nsv have The benefit u Il We do Tot publish any ong
-rer.te- OF Miraculous cures-tne medicine shall speas
~ itse Il warranted 20 give satisf.ctOu, and need.
hqt ina 70 cOnviDce the os lcretuo1s Of s Surprising
properties Prepared and f0r sac By
CHARLES H. RING. Druggist,
IS lnaiseod sssrukTh lsz Broadway, cor Johnsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-24

made In southso there fer ard
hb PsisfturE and 0-1s town sod ask Hos.rs
steady xea ~ 9Th saies 90 20 bbs Jersey thar
fEure Ven fus bsusysne of-uns Sales 20 30 bbs Re
Tiopr a. ~
GRAIN-iu wtsf ,hsr. r ar demand rs faain. bat ,h-
nsrtef cfj cer's o~s than .arJ at res Ieaeses
hs5 steadily .ta 5 sa-s today 200 1000 ba.hs
red a. lobdo7 cents rnln. email a sogi>fn Corr
good irquir FOR export yellow rte bitter IT,
s.ler add up bushels rtei. "a y ~ E
mixed % o. soafh~ru f-os - c-ns ~ Nestern feF "a
cent? fr round Sort~ru sloe Ryr q c-lis def-f-i W.
900 500 bushels snail sas ~ Bsrey So tH- a. ~
steady c-u sais' 1910 bashe..
FKONi-lON,-The market mufh anseft-1 f fn ~
Quotations nominal 81 s2tf and D. 80 Alf-l ~
fs1d. -, qa-t u.A email ~ and slral' IS lh-
Bel Ham .s'lr5t vts iasle ri ~ az '-
pre- refused f9r more 80 n 90 1cs lsit q
az 90. Cness- tar demand -. az - -, az -
sa7A ~ ol-c for tle sho- rs- IN se. 70 i@
si Cheese N-e 20 fha1-fla
WUskY-lyh.g "a a. 10 of Oto and s's- ffro1 p'h
sac. 90 8r ~ s Drudge I'D 20 tie extent n lv thd' AT
an flst grcs fsflsst iof more
ToFafcO 49, ~ 5s-s Cuta Tobacco hs. t~-1
nsl~ m Pha4de'phrs r. st' ut rr@sr prcss
RlrE-Re 0a3 % o th- 4hoe r4ng- Nth noi@f'e ifans
4v.I sroREs-A s ~ 200 bss orus. rurp-uis
@ BOT have transpr-d sa>s 80 or - l5
Th~ snail sac. 80 10. " nte hosIc
ID. nd. Al aa9 s. spfr.fs f00fl and 4l-t
Ois-A 81 b5- selected Whale fof London
sl6 A. hs Eat so 60 tbs Crude
sp-rn .o lo ct ~ sh Lns-st dull and offered a. 5} %
HoPs-sses Hop Ct are hei a. 30 90.
sIMAC-Ssss so bag scn5 sumsc tsn-pr~i.
FRun-sass 400 boxes Kssns a. 50 Ard 200 halves az
r 1sr.efs NJ and a. tfs
FIsH-Mae.er down 1000 bb Ma. .ols =, a. f 81 ,ns
SO CD title frne 20 q4int4s soii or ~
slGAH-rh- onJ sale hear l0o Havana BroNu
hIDfs-Tt. o1y sale. 20 uote are 400 Anstars
ffDu ~ &C. cent. and B1stol if Oh =
.f.et 100 taes Bleaos Ayss cutting. terms of lnderstot
LEAIHEkFof sos hs demand continues god ~ The iooeas
3lo.1tu $1,000 -. ~. s., a.,
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AND MONEY MATTERS,


MONDAY October 9-P ~
II, market for the lancies is rather hrm Gov
.,,, stock. are in good demand aud hrm. The
.el. a, per cent which is about equal to the
which II was taken. Treasury Notes improved
ceiling at 81
The demand for Bills is moderate, and leading
.,.s. u ,ellingst sids.. Continental bills are IN
-A.,s.,e supply. and Paris they are scarce. The
ssoss.iOn is 2zi as 20
rreigh,s are rather active to-day, but the ten
s,ney Of prices is downward
Our Money market continues easy, and good Sc
and the Banks dieounting nearly all the good
,,o.r Offering For the first time in several months the
s,,., last week in,ermitted The exchange OF balances
.,oeee. Firs,ela.. paper is in moderate supply ana
, a. "a per Ct On Treasury Notes loans are rn''e
..6a7 per cent
The annexed table shows the amount oil specie
.p,he C.i,v Rsok. At the time of making the last
...,,u..s, 70 the Controller, 3oth September The
q. AZ, ofsesl with the exception Of two or three