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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-13
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, nthe Town Of Waynesborough,
w for cash, on Friday the 22d day of Deem
Der next, the undivided halfof
q Houses and 3 Lots,
on the Back Street, in said Town also, the und-
vided half of 81 ACRES of Land adjacent thereto,
it being half Of the real property formerly own
ed by John Gregory, decd, and was left to his
wife by his last will. recorded in the Clerks Office
of the County of Augusta.
P. A. CLARKE,
for the Legatees.
Nov. 90, 1S4S.-tds.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-13
NOTICE..

vI'HE causes on tho Appeal Docket of the Coup-
- ~ Court Of Augusta will be called for trial at
the December Term. BY order of the Court.
December g. 1S4S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-13

DRIME BACON HAMS-A fine lot family
- cured old Hams, Shoulders, and Sides, for sale
by WHITE & CO
Nov. %. 1S4S.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-13
TRUST SALE.

IN pursuance of Deed Of Trust executed to the
subscriber on the 9th day of February IS43,
and Of record in the Clerks Office of the County
Court Of Augusta, will be sold to the highest bid
der, on tho l4th day of December next, iffair, il
not the next fair day thereafter, at the residence Of
Martin Snider, in the County Of Augusta, the fol-
lowing described
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-12-13

ELEGANT DRESS GOODS.-Now omen and
ready for inspection, large supply of all the
various kinds now worn and for sale at low rates.
from l2i to rs cents.
WHITE & co.
Stanton, Nov %, I64S
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More Cattle shows,

A large drove Of cattle passed through towt
yesterday. One Of our Locofoco friends wen
up to the drover, q hard featured, raw boned
man. in a slouched hat, when the following di.
alogue ensued:
Locofoco.-Where's them cattle from?
Drover.-From the young State Of Iowa, AND
We have been q hundred and twenty lone days on
the road at that.
Locofoco.-Any Democrats ont your way?
Drover-Well, yes, there ain't nothin' else
much. in Iowa, in the political line, except Dem
ocrats.
Loccfocc.-What majority will Cas- and But
ter get in your Stateg
Drover.-Majority for Cass and Butler, in
Iowa. Well. stranger, of all the gree nest spe-
cine ms this side Of the lead mines, You take The
premium. What majority for Cass and Batter.
IN Iowa! Why, haint you heard tell that Old
Lsct's running out in Iowal
Ihe last wo saw Of our I.ccofoco friend after
this. he was drinking at the town pump. at an
awsu' rate. and trying 10 look. after he dropped
the 'adie, as though he hadn't spoke to any body
about politics SINCE the election Of ~.
fTrenfoa STATE Gag.
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LOree's Ohio l~60t0e0t!
T. I'll ELY VEGE LE!!


Evidence will clearly show this is the cheap
est, most powerful. and pleasant family Lini-
lent IN use, for Corns, Bruises, Barns. Frosted
Feet, Weakness or Pain in the Back, Rheuma-
i.sn, Tooth Ache, and Sore Throat;
FOR INTERNAL USE:-Cholic. Cholera
Morbus. and for Pain in the Breast, /, has bee
used with entire success.
FOR HORSES:-1:ahd Shoulders. Strains,
Scratches, Sweeney, Choiic, and, with the addi-
ton Of one-fourth proportion Of 1lucture Can
tharides, for SPAWN and Curb.
No family, who has known the value Of this
article. will be without supply. No traveller
should start on journey without bottle. to
secure himself and animal against the casualties
to which they liable. We refer to J. & p.
Voorhees,. Stage Proprieiors; Vim. E. Mar.h,
Gait House. CincInaati; Gilmore & Smith, pro-
pri-tors OF Livery Stable, Cincinnati; William
McChesney. Mansion House, Oxford, O.. for
evidence of its curative qualities The l.nimc MT
,riu recommend fseif-TRv IT.
For sale, in Richmond, at d. T. Holloway .
Book Store; McCuiough's Grocery; l. Reeds
Drug Store; Morman's Grocer, and il will al
so be found in all the towns and couutry stores
the western country.
LOREE x JONES, Propriesors;
Western Row, Sd door above 9th. vest side,
Aug. 30, lSic.-3G:3m Ciaeisn0fi, o
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4 lspIDs1Dss riSOsl.

The comparison between Gen. Taylor and
Mr.. Cass, one the other Of whom must he our
next Mt, exhibits 10 us IN the one hand n
man who when he pledges himself to faithful
observance Of the Constitution, me to be-
derstood in the general sense Of such dec lara
ton, that IT, he will respect the legitimate sphere
Of each DEPARTING mt Of the Government; he viii
Weld his individual prefere and opinions rath
.r than conflict with and defeat the public sen
,n,cnt Of the country, fairly and fully expressed
through it's organized Legislative medium; he will
enforce the Constitution as its meaning has been
declared by the authorized tribunal Of interprc-
tation, the Suprem me T. curt OF the United States,
and according 10 the settled policy Of the
try, established and confirmed BY successive adj
administrations.
Gen. Cass, on the other hand. is presented a
man whose pledges to the Constitution and the
country nre TO be interpreted according to the
standard Of party expediency, and in full view
Of other pledges, made or implied. TO divers
cliques. factions, sections, and individuals IL
Gen. Cass should be elected by any chance. no
one supposes that he would be the President
His better nature, which in such a might
prompt hial to deal honestly with the country,
would he overbornc by those tende ncies towards
ultraism which he himself has aided SO much TO
put in motion; he would stand committed by his
own popularity seeking phrase; he would be in
the hands, too, Of men who. having helped to
ward him, would hold him iue xoraNy TO the task
oI keeping on in the course ef democratic "pro-
grea," ~ i 10 called, by which they, in their
Turn, might hope 10 be rewarded also.
In proportion ~ the canvass advances, and the
more especially while il advances calmly. the al
tentative Of Taylor or Cass for the next Fresi-
dent Of the United States " i'll assume more and
moe Of definite character, favorable TO the
election Of the former. The conside rate mind
Of the country cannot settle down upon Cas-;
il rejects him.
There 10 something startling in the idea tina.
the destinics Of the country should be in the
hands Of such . man, under such infine noes
would surround and control him.--Bah. Amer.
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RGoUQH5S So

As the season for using this article is at hand
he would call the attention OF farmers 10 his
stock in that line The w Gods Patent Plough
-(the one he manufactures)-has been in such
gene raj use in this and the adjoining counties,
that it needs no recounten nd alton at his hands.
He has a large stock on hand and will sell them
at Low PRICES.
The undersigned returns his thanks TO the
public for the liberal support bestowed upon him,
nd respectfully solicts a continuance Of favors.
uJ-All kinds of Machinery repaired short
notice. CASH, WHEAT, good HORSES, will be
taken in exchange for any of the above articles.
B-His STOVE STORE is the North side
of Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore,
where customers will be promptly waited on
THOS. O'IARRA.
Richmond, Sep. 10, 1913. (ja3l'A5.)
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rOWN>END's PATENT sEPERAr

N ". ROBINSON. RIeHMoNp. Ind having
l. . purchased The EXCLUSIVE RIGHT to
man iacture. use. and sell to others to be used.
fownseDd's faten mt Separator, in the counties Of
Wayne, Rush. Fayct,-, Marion. Vigo, aud Tip
pecanoe, and has the further privilege OF selling
in any portion of the State for limited time. is
now prepared to furnish the at fair prices, and
Of the bes. materials and work manshiy. He 10
also prepared TO furnish a sup-ri horse power,--
sufficient in strength for SIX or eight horses
Express, Terre Haute. Atlas. Lafayette, Jour
nal, Indianapolis, i'll publish TO the amount Of
81, aud the Republican, Nashville: Telegraph.
Conuersville, to the amount Of 81. aud charge
this office.
Richmond, Aug 30, 1913. 36tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

u TRE ssdersigsed. having eess iaes ~
Exchange bassness, At their old I'D opposite The
Poat Of6ce, would inform their eussonses, -
the public generally, that they are iuss reeeiviss
the largest stock Of
r = M ~ GPoceries.
ever before opened in this place, which sAey viii
10 EXCHANGE Immediately FOE CASES .,
Country Produce preparatory to PsrcAassae .
larger ssPply.
Their stock consists, in part. Of Imperial, Gss-
Powder, Young Tyson aud Pouchong ~:
Rio and ST. Domingo Coffee ~. Orleans. Loaf
and Brown Sugar.; Golden Syrup, Sugar Hosss
and Plantation Moiasses; Me-. I, asd MscA.
erel. in Bbis half bbls and Kits: Shsd. Lake
Fish Goldfish. Herring. Chocolate. Rice. Saiera-
tas Starch, Zante currsnts, Raisias. fr~sh ground
spices Of all kinds. warranted pure, Starr ard
Pressed tallow Candida. Soap, lndigs, Nader.
Alan. Copperas. DC. SC.
A LSO-A general assortment Of Queens
ware. Glass ware, Stone ware. Woode n ware,
Window Glass, Malta. Grain Scoops. ShSvsis,
Spades, Forks. Trace and Halter chaias, Mill cod
Halter Rop~s. Bed Cords. Cosch aud broom
Twine, Market and School B.skets. Shaker,
Yankee and Domestic manufactured Brocms.
and 1907 diffe mt articles, which shalt take
pleasure in showing to any one who may favor
with call.
lJPlease call and examine our stock. - il
costs nothing for looking.
Wv. LYNDE 4 CO.
Richmond. May 10, le4e. a.
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john Quincy Adams Opinion Of
N1mrtiW VAN Barren.

We fpd the following pregnant passage IN
John Quincy Adams Address to his Constitn-
ents, delivered at Braintree no longer ago than
September, 1912. II is a perfect -ptone of the
administration Of Martin Van Buren,. Mr.. Ad.
ans said:-
"Whe tho abolition petitions Logan TO multi
ply. some forty bale tl,corist made the discovery
that Congress, With express power TO exercise
exclusive legislation in all Cases whatever over
the District. had yet no power to abolish slavery !;
md having no such power. the people had no
right TO petition Congress for any thing which
Congress had no power 10 grant; aud so conciu-
rive was this logic south ol Mason and DIxon's
line, that when Mr.. Van Buren,. IA Northern
man with Somfhern principles. became a candi-
date for the succession to the Presidency. he was
specially catcchssd for his opinion upon this
point, and he wercd the inquiry by cOnpro-
mise. lie thought il not quite safe TO deny the
power Of Congress, but he held that the exer
cise Of the power was as much int rdicted as II
u did not exist--and he faithfully promised
vetO il, while he should be President, joritcs
Of both Houses Of Congress should pass an abe
IitiOn act On the faith Of this ard other accli-
mated pledges, Mr.. Van Buren, was elected by
Southern votes; and with auxiliary force Of
the Northern Democracy, the Son The rn sectional
policy became the supreme law Of the land
The right Of PETITION ras upPressed-infrTn0i i'm
pyoremenf arresfsd-fte manufacturing inter
esf ras oufiaved-fhe public lands deroted 10
dspaslatiOa and naste--0nd he States, stimulated
by a fond Of spn, ipns currency IN incur burden
debfs for their o'cn improvements, striped
of the (nnds from srhieh they lad right 10 erpect
The means Of making their payments. and are d'ir-
tn ihe desperate resource Of repud,ofios."
The man who brought all these evils upon the
country is now recomme nded for the suffragcs Of
Whigs.! And brought forward. too. in the face
Of the fact that there is nothing in any Of his
cent letters which need proven his pursuing the
same career again. For our part, we believe
with Gen. Harrison, that "a better guaranty for
tho correct conduct of Chief Magistrate may
he found il his character, and he course Of his
tormer lie. than in pledges and opinions given
during the pendency Of a-douhtfui contest"
Salttn Register.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

Ths HunkeYs in New York are not content
with the removal OF Mr.. Butler from ONCE by
the PYesident. They insist that all Barnburn-
err, or adhe re nts Of Mr.. Van Buren,, DOW in Of
fee, shall ..wak the plank" so as 10 make room
for the real Simon Pures. They are all Of the
same political psrty-democrais; and the only
offence committed by those whom il is proposed
10 dismiss from Office, is that they have stepped
from the Cass and Butler to the Free Soil plat
form. For this they will loose their situations,
NJ the President, in the dismissal Of Mr. Butler,
has given evidence Of his deiernrina tion 10 -x-
clude free soil men from participation in the
loaves and fishes.
The lIunkers have held ward meetings TO de
mand the removal Of Baruburners from Office;
and the Herald gives this following as sample
Of the resolutions passed:
ResoIrsd, That the democracy Of this city and
county may and do " ith justice eInand, that al
those be rsons, he ads Of departments, and subor-
climates, holding office at present IN the New
York Custom House, who are known to be OPP
POSED to the election If Csss and Bntier, and
tho triumph Of the ocrstc platform declared
at Baltimore, in the Convention lo4-, should be
Immediately removed, and that the known friends
OF our candidates and our principles should be
appointed in their places.
Res0tred, That we call on Cornelius w Law
renee, Collector Of this Port, TO remove from
the Custom House the nurnbe rIess barnburnin.
disunionisis in his employ; himself appointed Il
office by the political removal Of his pr~dece.
cor, we trust he W i'll see in that example III,
proprieiy OF the request. and the justification o
the act.
Aud these resolutions are passed by men VIII
profess to recognize and approx. tine right OF ev
cry man to speak and vote his own sentiment
without n.olestation.- Ind. Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

. Ct.r Csa. George Washington, when quite
every thisg vas arranged. the vessel was oppo-
site his fathers house. little boat had come on
shore 10 take him of. and his whole heart was
bent ON going. After his trunk had been carried
dow to the boat, he went to bid his mother fare
well, and saw the tears bursting from her eyes
However, he said nothing to her; but he saw that
his mother would be distressed il he went, aud
perhaps never be happy again. He just turned
round TO the servant and said, 500 and tell the IN
70 fetch my trunk back. will not 60 away 10
break my mothers heart" His mother We.
sssnck with his decision, and che said to him,
..Csas9e. God has promised to bless the children
that honor their pare nss, and believe he will
bless you"
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JACQUARD
C0vERlET WEAVING !!

VINHESU BsCRIBER begs leave to announce
to his friends and the public generally, that
he has prepared himself to WEAVE DOu T.
of various and beautiful patterns, such he
thinks will not fail to please the various tastes Of
those who may favor. him with their custom.
The machinery is altogether new and Of the
latest Improvement: and he fiatters himself that
he " i'll be able TO do the BEST OF WORK
such will please every one. He is also prepa-
red to do all kinds of Plain Weaving. such
Cloths, Fiannels, Linseys. Carpets. &c
6s-His residence is the East side of Marion
street, few doors South of Gibert's Hotel.
Approved country produce taken in exchange
for Weaving. NATHAN kIISoN.
Richmond, Aug. %. le4S. 3o:3n.
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I large supply Of Drugs. Medicines. Dye
I y S.aos, &c. WARRANTED FIRE, direct from
New Yark ana Phsis:el.hia
fhys'e ans and oil others, be supplied with
articles that ih-y car o-pe upon pure, 1T the
lowest possible Rates. and on The beat possible
terms. Call IT DR. HowelPs Drug store
Richmond, Aug. 2, lS4s. 321f
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L4IERNORT-AND TAR.

NJ DECEIVE NOT YOURSELVES. by
negi~cting to use this valuable medicins until
i: i too late. a. there srs ihousspds Of cssrs
which too far gone to be saved, even b. ,his
Greet Remedy. Be sure and get Dr. Rogers
Liverwort and Tar, which has mis- signature an .
feiios Label, ON each bottle Of tho gennis
IL 10 for sale By A. l. SCOvILLE. Cnc ID sati,
W heaessie Agent for tho West and South, AID
also BY all the advertised Agents.
Also. by d. p. HOLLOWAY, Richsnead.
Aiso,-at ]. REEDS DTsg Store,
ApriI 5, lS&e ".
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-10-04

TNO DTERS... Nader, Capperae. Lcxwood
Extract do, Nut Calls, Blue VitrIoI, Me
W God. Fust'c. Indigo, prepared Blue, Camwood
Oil Vitriol, Aqua Fcrii., Moriasic Acid, Lac
Dye. Crude Tartar. Arrnatto. &c, &C., always
on hand aud for sale cheap, at
REEDS Drng and Dye Establishment
Richmond, Aug. -, Is4S 35tf
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4 LARGE lot Of PRINTING PAPER of
~ all kinds: also, CAP, LETTER, Draw
ING, aud WRAPPING PAPER, Of every 6es-
cripticn; also, BOX BOARDS. Fer sale u the
''Cheap Western Cash Store
TIE Aigkesf nsSkd price gi0eR for Rags.
SCOTT 4 co.
Richmond, Oct (, ls47 tiff
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WOOLLEN CLOTHS.

and from his expe renee in this department., he
feels confidence IN recommending his GOODS,
both for quality and prize.
Having had much experience in making Goats
for Erie nds, and others who wear such, II. ID.
respectfully s0icits orders in this line. believing
that he will be able to give satisfaction, both TO
the young and old.
NIB. A few sets of Briitania Metal Tea and
Coffee Pots, Sugar Bowls, Gre ans, Canc lessicks,
Table, Dessert and Teaspoons. of English Man
ufacture; best Sew ing and knitting Needles, also
a few articles in British Muslin and Printed
Goods, &c, &c, for sale.
P. s. Several good W alter Casks for sale.
Richmond, 9TH mo. 10th. ls4s. est
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HARDW ARE STORE

.HARDW ARE STORE
MO"NH"~
EAENSNEN 8 NEMENM,
- ESPECTFULLY inform the public and
~ their customers that they have moved to the
northeast corner Of Main and Pearl streets, one
door west of the Bank. where they now
ceiving and opening, in addition to their former
stock, large and general assortment of
Hardware, Cutlery, Leather.
and almost every other article in the line of their
business. Their stock consists part Of
Saddler's Tools and materials Of all kinds.
Shoemaker 8 Tools ana Findings in great variety,
Coach Trimmings. embracing cloth. Innings,
Iaces, lamps, carpet, maliabie irons, &c, &c.
Carpenter. Coopers, Cabinet Makers and Mill
Wright Tools, With many new and use full ar
ticles not heretofore used in this section Of
country.
Plasterer's, Brick and Stone Mason's, Tanner
and Curriers', aud Blacksmith Tools, full
assortment.
Horticultural and Agricultural nipple me nts.
Mill and cut saws, spades, shoveIs, picks, hoes,
hay and oth-r forks. strap hinges, window fast
nings Of difFeren kinds.
Cradle and grass scytfes. snaths, sickles, &c.
Umbrella stands, beautifu! and use full article.
Brass andirons, shovels and tongs, scr apers,
Wrought and cut nails, screws Of all sizes,
Hand and door bells, sheep shears, knives and
forks. carving do, pocket knives. German sill
yer table and tea spoons, coffee mills Of
ious patterns, waffle irons, potatoe Washers,
coffee browners, candle sticks, shutters and
trays, scissors, tea canisters, looking glasses
&C., &c.
Mouse and rat traps, trace chains, log chains.
steelyards, scales and weights, patent ballan-
ces Of various sizes, sc. &c
C. ind stone axles, new and FIRST rate article
Zinc wash boards, wood screws, iron and brass
wire,
Table and floor oil cloth. variety of patterns,
CoKDAGE-Hemp and sea grass ropes Of different
sizes, Irvine coarse and fine.
Wagon, carriage, buggy and riding whips, cow
hides. spurs. &c.
Rifle barrels, gun mountingz, brass stair rods
BUILDERS HARDWARE, embracing door
locks Of different kinds, latches, window fast
nings. &c, i.
LEATHER-So.e, upper, kip, calf skins, NOR
rocco Of varioas kinds, sheep skins, oil. dressed
and tanned.
They are also agents for the sale of
BENSONS PATENT PLATFORM SCALES
which they warrant to be correct. and sell At the
Manufacturer's prices.
The attention Of Mechanics is particularly re-
qaested to their great variety of articles mant-
featured of Available Iron, embracing many ar
ticles of daily use which equally gc~d and
much cheaper than they have generally sold.
Nav q, lS4S. 22tf.
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IlHE s u BSC IL II Il Il =. Agents
for the Patent Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead
Works Of ST. Louis, and Proprictors Of the
Globe Iron and Wire Works in this city, keep
constantly hand and for sale large supply Of
Leaden Pipes Of all sizes from in TO in. calibre,
Sheet Lead do do % to IL lbs pr SO Il,
Bar Iron do muse;
Wire, Nos. to 80, including Telegraph Wire of
any size required;
Rivets from soz to 30 lbs per ".
We also prepared to make fiat bar Rail Road
Iron OF any size required.
Orders will meet with prompt attention and
dispatch. WORTHINGTON & PCLLAN.
No "a Main street
Cincinnati, Ohio.
August. l6, lS4S. 34-if
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
GOODS.

WYE are now opening . large asd desirable
=" lot Of new goods for Fall and Winter
safes, and W. Ill continue to receive dssly access
ions to stock throughout the season. Hav-
ing a resident partner East. re will NJ al tiMrs
be supplied with full aud gssersl sssovtmsat
Of Dry Goods. which ws sllsll sndeavos 70 e6er
low ~ they can he bought East. ia like quaa-
titles. with the addition OF carriage. We invite
merchants aud dealers in Dry Goods to cell aud
examine our stock; think offer lhens
induce nis TO purchase in THE market. We
return our thanks 10 old customers for their for
mer patronage aud would respectfully solicit .
continuance Of their custom
Bl.ACHLY & SIMPSON.
No Al, Pearl Street, Cincinnati. O..
August. I6. lSlS. 3l-tf.
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Upon the occasion Of a politicaI meeting at
Hale Ugh. the seat Of government Of North Caro-
lima, Mr.. Senator Badger. who is reside Mt of
that beautiful city, was called out by his fellow
citizens, and delivered speech Of great interest
and power on the great national issues involved
in the pending Preside ntial election. In the
course of his speech he paid glowing and feein 9
tribute to the integrity, ability, and worth of
General Zachary Taylor. He deemed the true
pivot upon which the ensuing election ought TO
and mus; turn to be the question Of the uni unit
ed exercise of the veto power. If, he said. you
would have the legislative departments of the
country mere chambers for registering the edicts
Of corrupt Executive, vote for the advocate Of
such theory, Lewis Cass. But if you would
see the will Of the people expressed and perfect
ed through their proper Representatives. you
would preserve your republics form Of govern
mcnt in reality well name, vote for that
man who will sacrifice his own private partiaIi-
ties of opinion to the open declarations of the
popular will. MIR. Badger concluded his remarks
by an eloquent. earnest, and stirring appeal to
his Wing brethren to organize and work-to
manifest their attachment TO their noble stand
ard bearer, the gallant Taylor, by a majority
equal to that bv which they tthe people of North
declared their affection for Harry Of
the West.