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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
THE U1IGA NOMINEES.

Mr. Van Buren, with characteristic caution. has not
formally accepted the nomination of the Utica Conven-
ton from authorised publications in his special Organs
it seems. however, that he does decline the honor
II is alleged that the nomination made III the face OF
his letter tn the Committee in New York. in which he
requested thai he might not be selected tier standard
nearer, aud against his present wi,hesia that
heless, approving the principles upon which the organ.
za'ion is blsed, he is wiling without formal letter
of acceptance 10 le the action Of the Convention stand
and his name 10 be used.
Gen. Dodga, the new Senator from Wisconsin, has
not waited to be oficially informed Of his nomination.
but IN card pnblishedin the Union, declines, in al
vance Of such notification, the honor Of running upon the
Free Soil ticket as Vice President. He says that WIS
eonsln was fully represented in The Convention which
nominated Gen Gass and that therefore, the D-nocra-
lc party of the State is bound 10 give him lis support
\" dlSaPpfobatlon is expressed Of the principles upon
which the new party is organzsd-nor could General
Dodge express any such disappojatlon, since his prn
cpes are Identical with those Of the B:rnbaners though
sentiment coincidence to the DEGREES of the Baltimore
Convention prevents him from sancjioung separate
ganization. When candidate for the Senate and
eclz"d as 10 his views by committee of The WILSON,
sin Legislature, his opinion demanded '.With re-
gard to the extension of chafa Slavery into the terrific
~ now owned, which may be hereafter acqaired by
the United States"
TO this he answered thus
81 am opposed to III" extension Of slavery the into
territory owned, hereafter he acquired bv the
United States, and. shall if elected To the Sena e vote
against any proposition for lis further extension. and fr
every reasonable and juS by which the area of free
dom may be cstended'
The Union we need not say, will take special care
that this sentiment shall na be known to It's readers cs
might impair the moral influence of his card by showing
something like Inconsistency il his supporting, with
those sentiments for the Presidency. candidate who his
Southern friends aege is bound to throw obstacle in
the way OF extending the 'area, hot .oireedam !" but
of slavery Gen. Dodge is uncomproMsing proviso
si and supports GEN Cass who is believed by the South
10 be an anll-Provsos. We advise the T. Gor of the
Union 10 examine again the lnoso General Dodge's
face.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
41otitiCaI auu 79omtcnt!c.
Correspondence Of lie B4l.myro r4llI.l.
WASHINGTON. J5ly o

L
The Political campaign fully opened in the ne,ror
oils # lhe na1n It's ofeasd N Gong rss anl ont Of
Congress.
Tomorrow evening the two parties hold sepa rate public
ineeungs-the W h'gs IA runt Of The Shy lia-lle ln
focos in II Union Office.
II is expected that Gov. Cofwin and Mr. Si.nlcns E
Heorga and Gen'I. Wilson. of New llampShlre. viii
ssdIess the Wing meeting In favor Of gymg a hearty
cordial AMI energetic sopPon to the Iayo and Fillmore
ticket
The wings here, in Corgress and ou' are in the very
hes OF spirits. The news from all sccuus comes pur-
tug IN that is ri.h ourard and viii be q lr
unsiy rum plant. The Worcester Convention If r,crp-
ant Wings recreant Luc,iocos and crazy Aholilonists
las no 'erfors for the Wings here Tia, Convention
may condemn the nomination Of TAYLOR and tin, ma mi
nation Of GAGS, and send equal number Of " hios
coticts and Ab1nonss to the BanAlu invention /, h.
holden on the 9TH OF Aug8s next 10 nominate candidates
for President, and Vice President and the sad Butrl
Convention may nominate Martin Van Buren, Fl Pfesi-
dent i it prefers to d. So and the whole pn,ceedii os in
all us phases and ramlfcaons i'll only make the defeat
of Cass and the election OF Taylor more certain Il j..
nscertaned that the Buffalo convention ma, Mace the
name Of John Mclean Of Ohio, ON The ticket with Nh
Van Buren,, 10 run for Wee President. Ii II should d.,
90 II VIII have TO take It down agaln-thafs all -
Judge AlcLeon will hardly consent, any more than G.n
Scott, 10 run for Vice President any bo1k's ticket
Ine Worcester movement will do no damage to the
Taylor cause in Massachusetts,. 1t will take of f,w
Wings and few Locoocos, Of course but Will leave the
Taylor cause triumphant.
Letters have been received from Massachusetts which
represent tie gathering at Worcester complete farce
failure. II is stated that great drumming and sounding
o runpets preceed the affair." and an extra train Of car,
was run from Springfield, take down from the
great West many Of the reused up people as possble
but after all, only tleeue passengers conveyed by
The great extra train 10 the Convention, The fact that
Joshua X. Giddings, NJ. C., was there and renoun-
ced forever the Wing cause. and gave innaon that
be might support Marin Van Buren, for President. is
tie best piece Of news the Wings here which could
have come to them. Good rlddance Perhaps Mr.
Glddings exPess TO be pal Mr. Van Buren's tick
tekri ~ Sas PressdeDi. NsnlIn'l il be nice al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

rr. " Hall b.#. ,4hl;.,,oI ,r,. ..,a.,, -,
,,..,,, - ,,'..a., ,1z,,,,. ,'..
nv ~ '1'' " ~ : " Jun"
a day or Two before tue Aed cohveniion IIS an a
droitappea 10 The Clay Wings and the Ahpt 10
mite in the Barnhurners' movement. The whole speech
i am, or ,rn,t ability and Of itself would rank its an
:, ,.,. = -, " II.
''''' ,''9 "R a. ~ w. ~ 'a'l'' t., Ut
Hove ne mas MN" III IN ns'e' c"l1e'ei 'nAn 'l't 81
his father and possesses certainly. many Of lhoce quail
ties AS papnlar leader which the OK President larl
-hoI,ss. ,onnne svnn9t,ias with tho ,o,r, ,,t ard q.
II, ,
''S y, " ' Won @ '' '"' '''i''"7
extracts W must content ourselves with his opinion OF
the official orIan
This being the only step taken by me and this be-
ing my condition personally you NAV Imagine INV sur
prise when find the Editor of the Washington -pijn
at This - Of the pr5eaelnes declaring in his paper
I'VE shall Mt BE- surprised by any act oI vlo4nc,,or
denagognesm which may be perpetraed by J ,hn Van
Buren," TINS venerable harnuui,t was BROUGHT To
Washington through The eNpuson Of Francis r. Blair 10
take charge Of the parry organ, aud qnrl ds,1d in the
democratic choir; and without stopping 10 consider his
general success il saams thai in this plrtsell,r
aside from the lnecrnry of his con- uc he has rualI
failed IN the task required Of him
"New York was 10 b. let alone; It's divisions were
lncomprehensible d, n.y. then. does Mr. Richie open
the campaign by assaing lis cit2eus before obey open
their mouths2 Did lac know What miohi be expected
from honest in New lurk}-or is here an ytliag
in my which would auhouse any man who re
spcci~ truth 10 anticipate violence aud denm1ogujsa
from me The ,rauso lanug If Nh Rilehe to Wa
sdng'ol WIS the signal future of this administrations the
expulsion OF Mr. Blair It's grtS,esi outrara and flv-
Rip Van Wnhle. who slept twenty years upon the Cats
Kill mountains, and when he woke found MS gun de
cayed his family scattered, and the government changed
Was well posted in regard Ia recent events, compared
Thomas Richie now. aogber; and yet there i, vi
vac and elasticity of spirit about him in advanced
life. which /, far pleasing 10 De perfectly udi-
cr,us.
For instance uow, WHEN under hi, auspices an over
whrnlag den 1cra ic majority in The lousa If Repre-
Sena'ives, has been converted into minority, when
the democratic party OF the nln has been dis rgan,ed
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
CHEAP POSTAGE.

he public do not seem To appreciate rs tbey ,r;L
be expected 10 do, the Efforts making By the lopss
Representatives 10 afford sensible relief ia the ruc,;
OF postage. bill, reported by the Committee =, tia
Post Once reducing the postage newspapers v.,v
greatly has already passed the House and will WE No..
sumo. receive the sanction Of the Senate Anoba, I'm
reported by the same Committee 1r the est,bljsb,no, 3
uniform rate of posage-fve cents-on letters c al
distances, Is aow before the I5use with A f,i, nr,sn.
of success. In these reforms the exerlns of The n i
and lndeIatlgable Chairman Of The + 81 Office C,,
tee the Hon. Nm. l.. Glggin have been cos;o,,.,.
lhe operations OF no Committee in the House tell ~
Immediately upon the mass Of the people and of NAM. :.
Il more important that the Charman should he , ,,.o
talents energy. iirmness and industry Mr.. G r,,i, j.,
his arduous laoors, has had M cuun,eoaoca from 49,
Chief II the Posi- oh'e Department. In every ,,,.a
neot he has encountered opposition from that s,roo
Mr.. Cave johnson Is not thu man for such p,st II.
Is too pent'y "lse-too contracted in his yi4e,s h..
m'ya lro' oslee would be haied with plea,Yr, by mo,
of ali parties
We haze bad before US f1r s1ne time. the ren,r, NJ
MI gym on lie Thanking privilege, in tao hope of
being ahc 10 give coplous EXTRACTS bat have been pr,
vented from doing by the pressure upon our columns
L Is an able production aad shows the necessity Of
abndgmg the privilege which has been slanrf,llv
abused by members of Conglass.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

Van Durea unler which rally all the fac'ionis,
Disconnected ii r,s!s, f9aflefles asnfiaas, abolition
ISIS and me idea-nen Of the North aud vest. The
Editor Of the Tribune would find himself in congenla
company, and The Wing p,ry none the weaker for his
deserlion. The Tribune says:
owe believe large aajorily Of the Wings Of our city
have made up heir minds support Taylor as the best
course which Remains Ia ihem; but those who think d
erenty have. ofc,ursr. their rlht to cisy dissent
We certainly do not question lis ri9hl 10 dissent
Wecomplia only Of its delay in making up its oPo
Ions.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
THE MEETING ~ NEW YORK.

Tn Ratification meeting in New lor, On Tuesday
the 21th ult, WAS an immense gathering. Philip Home
presided. and the audience was addressed by Me~srs.
Ogden Hoffman, Thayer and Buughion. Great cunfii-
sion caused by parceluf rowdies. many If whom
Were oeotocos who, under the glrb of devotion 10 Mr..
Clay. came with the intention to disturb the meeting,
and cr5wdng round the stand interrupted the speakers
by their qnes tons and exclamatioos This was borne
patiently for time, aud then the usual resort. in
New York meetings, bad, of knocking down and
dragging these diauhrrs. Order having been thus
restored the address and resolutions read AMI a
dnpied and the nominations unanimously ratified.
The Tribune does lis best TO sisparage the meeting
We hope Mr Greedy will speedily cut the last cord
which binds him to the Wig party. II can well spare
him and suffer dminnlion of strength lis pr. sent
state Of betweeny is conrssedly. caused by an uncer-
tainy to the development Of public opinion If the
new candidate is likely to prove stronger than Mr.. c.
now anticipates he viii declare in his layor--if not he
will give in his adhesion to Gen. Taylor. We wish lie
would bolahe hnseif. al once to the standard of Mr..
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

Sjme Of the neutral papers Of New Orleans and. by
The way these neulras the least reliable journals in
the cuunlfs-siarted report that Gen. Taylor vas
qulDe indignant AT the POSITION in which he had been
placed before the Philadelphia Conveniently the Lou
saua Delegation mud that there then letter in the
city, for publication in which he refused toaccept the
nomination and declared himself the independent candi-
date Of the misses Tins news chcered up the loc,,cos
amazingly. was quite pleasant to read the oupour
ngs of the Enquirer upon the sr1ect. Bat alas, the
deusye hope that the Wing party be thrown into
quandary was Of short duration. The WHOLE STORY
PROVED FALSE. A. an i'm na1se Wing Rallti
ton meeting, held in My Orleans. on The 9th utno.
the chairnan ann,ln'al that Col. Blbe Peyon had a
communication to make from Gen. Taylor. Col. Peyton
then presented himself and said
II rise not for the purpose of addressing YOU, but 10
read communication authorised 10 u published by
General Taylor, in relation 10 subject which has caus
little mi~uudersandn. the city. In compa-
ny with several friends have been up II Baton Rouge
and found the 'old mfn' calm az he always is up
on the Of great blllic. selections for his friends
than fn himself. Applause But will not delain
you longer but viii proceed 10 read the communication
which we are authorised 10 state"
Col. Peyton then read the following stateme Mt and
card, which, the Delta says, in the hand writing
of Gen. Taylor himself 'fhe Delta fifiher says:
The reading of this document being finished lond and
prolonged rh ers rent the ar and cunnlenance, before
a"Xuaa AMI were instantly radiant with smiles
and eXnllation."
GEvrR,L r,ytoR.-1be undersigned whose names
are aNfd 10 The card hereto appenae I'd n1he this pub
lIration at the special instance and request Of General
Zachary Iayior himself From sundry articles wlrh
have app AIRED in several Of The public journals Of the city
of New Ofeans. Gen. Taylor is given II understand
that persons claiming 10 speak ior hin have produced
:, Il chat tttr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
TIE CHARLOTTESVILLE ADVOCATE.

Mr.. Il. l.. SAuHpERs has slid out his interest in this
well known j1nraa to NlRGlNlus T.. SnernERp. ESQ,
by whom will in future be conducted. Mr.. SHELTON
lie late Editor, takes his leave in valedicory.
Mr. Shepherd is graduate Of the University of Viz
gnia, and member of The Albemarc blr-a young gen
tleuan of fine talents, consl nhlc arqlremen', and
doubted Wig principles. We bail with pleasure his
accession II the Editorial corps. and wish him all posi-
bic success The Advocate viii yield tdal auJ we
sure. efficient snpporlto the nominees Of the Wing
Convention.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

fur. Nj GIadass les his rarifsa Wanted, A.
haa4rs nm in ibs Ra,aud, y. VII a. thai OF cen
CaSs a ls-ra and IS natur, - hfe Nhy should
he nj b. the At.taa candidates fr VICE Pfesidei'l
In his speech at Worcester he reported t1hase ~
ulsfnsl, pr.eslmel. hat when h. Walked aiming fhe
.lavs.s a,ne u,ea,'srs Of Congress be Gle himself 10
b. fifteen icet high
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
BIBBONSl RIBBo.NS!, RiBB0NS!fi

RlBBO.NS! RiBBO,NStt RIBBONSin
FENiF SIBSC RlBER la. on hand a large Stock Of
N Questionable Rlhboos, plain aud figured, of all
widths. Som- Of them viii answer 10 dres, common
Bonnes, and the rest Will do for fancy aud ornamental
uses Price 81 cents. JOHN J. Fl RVS. Ap'i
p. 5. am til, dsy receyioga large lot of Goods. of
various kinds, sent from an Auction sale in Richmond
which will he sold al about hallth-ir value
J0ly SIS If JNO, }. PURNIS. Ag't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

General Butler has arriv at New OrIeans. lie
aSr'coived with all the h1n1rs dla to his rank AMI
personal merits by tn ctz II, a nrIe. HIS p'l'ch
friends afterwards gave him party reception aai W'''
come as the Democratic candidate tor the Vice Presde"-
cy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10
ELAE NE(.IRA

FEVllf subscriber osrs for saea stock Of tn. finest
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this market They consist Of Icila Caycedores. Erin
cpi, Silva, Colorado. &c &c Those in want Of real
good smoks are invited Ia call.
JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist
June lq-tsf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-10

In compliance with promise, made in our as'. We
copy ths notice winch the Richmond Examiner has been
Pleased tu axe Of US
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
A Spicy Letter.

Gen. Scott's letter to the Secretary of
War, under Date of Feb. "a, lS4S, is a
very sharp affair. After reviewing the
course of the secretary since the General
was ordered to Mexico, the letter con-
cludes thus:
The three arrested officers, and he who
had endeavored to enforce necessary
discipline against them, are all to be placed
together before the same Court. The in
nocent and the guilty, the accused and
the accussr. the judge and his prisoners,
are dealt with alike. Most impartial
iustice But there is discrimination
with a vengeance! While the parties
are on trial-if the appealer is to be tried
at all, which seems doubtful two are
restored in their corps--one Of them with
his brevet rank--and | am deprived ol
nv command! There can be but one
more step in the same direction: throw
the rules and articles of war into the fire
and leave all ranks in the army free tc
engage in denuncations and a genera
scramble for precedence, authority ant
executive favors. The prOnunciame1t'
on the part of my facetious juniors, Is
most triumphant.
My recall under the circumstances, {
severe punishment bsfOre trial--but to be
followed by trial here, that may run in
to the autumn-and on matters am bu
partially admitted to know by the De
partment and my accusers-is very in
: geniously placed on two grounds: M
own request, meaning that of June q
(ouoted above, and there was no othe
before the Department. which had bee
previously July l2th) acknowledged an
rebukingly declined. Q. The arrest {
Brevet Major General Worth, for writin
to the Department "under the pretex
4 and form Of an appeal" an open lette
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

Sardinia and the Grand Duke of Tusca-
ny, for the future organization Of Italy:
The Italian Peninsula is to be divided
into six great States.
l. Naples.
2. Sicily.
3. States of the Church.
a. The kingdom Of Eutria, for the ad-
vantage of the Grand Duke of Tuscany.
to consist ofthe actual Grand Duchy. and
the adjoining territories of Pontremondi'
Medona. Pietrasanti, and Lunigiana.
s. Lombardy, under whatever form Of
government the Lombards may adopt.
6. Sardinia. with an indemnify to King
Charles Albert, in case Savoy should be
annexed to France.
An alliance offensive and defensive be,
tween the six States.
An Italian confederation we'll defend.
cd by line OF fortresses along the from
tiers.
A uniform law for weights. measures
and currency.
Abolition of internal custom duties.
A Diet at Rome under the Presidency
of the Pope.
Such are the basis Of the important
treaty.
RUSSIA In an important article
which appearsin the St. Petersbugh Jour.
nal of the 3lSt ult., the Emperor of Rus
sia promises strict neutrality as regard:
other States, provided no attack be made
upon his own territories.
The Koenigberg paper of March 2Sth
brings the following important news from
the Russian Government. The bridge
at Kownow is ready, as commanded by
the Emperor. Koweow there are three
corps d'armee, amounting to "a 900 men
who are to advance on Poland upon the
I'd Of April.
100000 are to enter and occupy War
saw and the Austrian frontier, and 80, ,00(
the Prussian frontier.
At every post five cossacks.. are station
ed, in order to accompany certain per
sonage who travels incOg.
Some excitement still exists in Prussia and an
other outbreak Is apprehended. The riots q
mong the country people, in Germany, still cor
tinue. Turkey, Notwithstanding the threats an
solicitations of Russia and Austria, has determil
ed TO adopt the same course in regard to tn
French Republic as has been pursued by tn
British Government.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12

In lie Court Of Com. Pieas Of Fairfield Co. Ohio
Acknowledgement administrator de 6onis non with
rhe Will annexed Of the Estate Of Robert w.
Smith deceased.
Brice Larimore William Lalimore, Margaret late
NIargaretLarmore wife of Thomas Short Thou.
Short, Isaac Larimore, Eleanor Larimore, David
LarimOre, Bartlett Larimore, John Larimore &
Edison Larilnore children of Rachel Larimors
deceased-Brice Smith, Jane Smith, Robert
w. Smith and James Smith. children OF Will
liam Smith deceased Elizabeth Scott and her
husband James Scott, Mary Oburn aud her hus-
band Joseph Oburn. Matilda Martin and her
husband james Z. Martin, and jane Martin
children OF Jane Martin deceased and Flea
nor Smith, heirs ut law of the said Robert w.
Smith deceased. The American Bible Society.
The American Colonization Society. The
Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions. The
Assembly Board OF Domestic Missions and the
Assembly Board Of Education.
The sand deiendents or 50 many of them as are
not residents Of the State Of Ohio. are hereby
tifed thatthe complainant has filed in the Court
aforesaid his Bill ui compliant therein setting forth
in substance, that said festutOr by his last will
bequeaihed two thousand dollars to his son Robert
W. Smith out OF tue sale of his Real Estlte, with
directions that il bis said son should die before he
should arrive at the age OF twenty-one years, and
there should he no other issue. that said sum of
Two Thousand Dollars should be paid by the per-
son holding il in trust to his deceased sister Rachel
Larimores children, share and share alike, when
they should respectively arrive at the age Of
i2l years &c. That said Testntor also in his
said will made sundry other specific legaeiss and
bequests and in conclusion bequeatlled the remain
der Of any funds i'll the hands of his executor al.
ter satisfaction OF all bequesis, to be paid to the
following named benevolent societies. viz: The
American Bible Society. The American Colo
nizaiion Society. Tue Presbyterian Board Of
Foreign Missions. The Assembly Board of De-
mestic Missions and Assembly Board OF Educa-
! ton share and share alike. That said Testator's
said son departed this life before his father, i'll
his infancy no other issue being left eifherby the
Testator or his said son. That the complainant
has iu band fund applicable TO said beqpest TO
the said son but that under the circumstances il is
questionable whether the same is distributable 10
the said children OF Rachel Larimore, or to the
heirs at law generally OF the Testutor or to the
said residuary legatee.
! The Bill prays that the defendants nterPlead
aud illat the Court settle and determine To whom
the complainant shall pay said fund aud for gen.
! eral relief.
Said parties will take notice and make answer
according to law to said Bill OF comPlaint--the
same being an appearance to the juno Term lS4S
OF said Court.
II. II HUNTER g. SON,
Sohcitors for Complainant.
Lancaster, April 2l, ls4S. 6wS0piss.75
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
c. F. SHELTER,
ttOrnev and Counsellor at Law,

And Commissioners for the acknowledgment
or proof OF Deeds, and other Instrus
ments under sealJ
TNoR administering oath or affirmation in all
cases. and for taking Dispositions to be used
IN the Sf0tsef PeHAsylOds;a.
oFFICE-on the Public Spare, invest Of the
Market House, Lancaster, Ohio.
December 81, le47. -
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-05-12
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