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Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
Wasll1.l.rnN- Anrnsl sll6ls1s.

To the Editor Of Tic feicgfaphs
have been informed thnt Gen. James
Yell, at Little Rock, and perhaps, at
other places, has been industrioasIy cir
culating the report that | came 70 the
court house ut tins place to answer HIM,
and that after he had made his speech, |
backed ont, That the Wings OF Sewer
sent for me to meet him in debate, and that
Iwould not attend his meeting, and, that
| failed tomeet him in Clark,
never in my life pulled myself, and !
should hate myself ii should do so ot
the expense and by the UNJUST diparago-
ment of another, It's not true that at
tended his appointment at this place to
answer hlm | Went merely as an act OF
courtesy to Gen. Yell, | did not, Mt thnl
time, know Of myappoinlment as Eleelor
nor did | know until the morning OF the
day he spoke, that he was To spelsA And
publicly and repeatedly, ON that morn
my, stated would not reply, as many oI
my political friends were opposed 10 it
for two reasons,
lsl.. That Col Ashley had made an
appointment here, IN the last CANVASS, and
was replied To- Of which, many of the
Democrats complained, upon the ground
as have been informed, that II was thril
meeting, and that il WIS meourteous loI
any Wing speaker To Interfere.
I'd, My friends took the ground, that
it woud be better to hayc no speeches
mnde on the Wing side until we had Ger
tainly nsecrteined Who would be the nom
NEE OF the Wing convention.
never was scnl for by the Wings o.
Sewer TO meet him, or, # 50, the messag,
never reached me.
had been, for some tine, absent from
the Sate-haa lnken but little interest
in politics Tor several yesrs--was there
occupying political position, and, neiih
er knew, or cared anything about Gen
Yell : appointments besides. at the tim,
OF his meelingal Clark, lot which knew
nolhing,) the courts ol our circuit wgr,
in session
Whenever the General wishes, hcreai
ter. lo blow ms own bellows tn ullal,
and putt up his reputation, | hope he wil
have honor enough not In do II at the eN
pense ol truth, and 10 the unjust dispamgr
mcntoi another And will further sal
To the General i, Is much easier to hm.
over Victories never Won, than to VI!
them J.#M. CUGkE.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
Transmitted By Tclegrapt 10 He Ina. Joaaah
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPE.


ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPE.
fosroN, July q, S, p, NJ.
The royal mail steamer Europe arrived
today with Liverpool dates to the 10th
lust.
Cotton was firm and adNncing--mlly
al had already been sustuiacd snce the
sailing Of the Hiharuia. The sales for
the week ending on the evening of the
lith amounted To $3.50 bales, the inn
ports to Is 500 bales, and the stock on
hana TO Gli,00O halos, OF which $4,000
were Americans. QunIations-upland
ordinary 81 Il 3sli middIing u a SD
midaIng fair isd good lair lldi and good
lia std, Orleans middIng 81 Id md.
ding fair 81 I'D fair q good iaif 9d'
good - 81; aud choice 1T a 65d; Mo-
bile and Alabama 3 a 81 sea Island e
a lid
Another plot 10 overthrow the French
Government has heel discovered III iiafls,
The wofkmen OF Aliiess intended to re.
volt. Tie llth inst was fixed for 1--WE
sous banquet, winch was only a preleXt
To get insurgents. Paris WAS tn have
been pilaged. Tue government posspss.
ed itself ai the details qiihe plot aud ma
ny nj the Iiugleadsfs wefe arrested,
Ca,meuae has Bude every preparation
to mect all emergencies. fllteen pre-.
iccts OF the Departments hase been DIS
placed iof implication IN the Jun iusur-
fcrlinu.
Some of the members m Government
are N favor niprnzerumga gaihrrs suspect
ed oil being concerned IN the insWfcetuu,
others, with Gayaignae, hrmly oppose 1t.
All political prisoners have been removed
to points out Of Paris, The city is cont
pletely fortified, aud prepared, 1t Is said,
10 resist 10000 oarrufs, Who intended
marching to the Assembly and demand
10 be fed or TO be shol,
In SPAN the insurgents are proPrc sang
and tho Government is much alarmed.
In Ireland aiIaifsa are rapidly approach.
ing crlsis. Duly of the Nation. Mar.
TN OF the Felan, ODougheay William
X Roland ol the Tribune. nadruY y
Mcagher OF the Waiodnnn haye been NJ.
rested ior sedilon, Tn unrest Vi the lat.
ter CAUSED great excitement, and he would
nave been rescued but iur his own efforts
and the arrival OF fresh troops.
The cholera was lrighuu.I! increasing
IN Russia.
The riedmnntcse miHIslcf= hlvs resign
ed on The question d WI of The trmnal-
izing policy TheY favored the lallcf
Tie news Of hemareh otlhc Russian
troops 10 Moldayia is confirmed. The
people there had declared va iayuf al are.
| public.
Al Wallacha an m5Ha, stipu had &c.
eunel, and the pnuce fs.'gHed.
The Austrian ministry hate aisarcsign.
ed.
At. Berlin the communists are endeay.
orug TO excite au insulsc'.ph ,.miaI to
the faT,sian.
Portugal yel remains guHt
Mehcmet Al Is said Ia be insane
Disturbance hpyc oeruuud At tfnuk.
Tort de Maine and several lives We're lost.
The affairs in Italy are IA sflfa qio.
Germany continues greatly excited %
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

CHANGE or RoUrE.-We learn from the
"Democrai" that the Postmaster General
has, at length, agreed to change the mail
route between Little Rock aud Napoleon,
10 the Arkansas, in place OF White river.
In case Of any interruption 10 the nav
igation, line Of stages will be run from
Little Rock to Pine Bluffs, TO connect
with the boats at that point.
We hope the Postmaster General will
make some Improvements on the route be-.
tween this place and Little Rock
There is more need OF improvement on
this route, than any other route in the
State that we know OF.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

A PEcE of SECRET llisroRr-Mr.
lancy in hi recent speech at Charles.
ton, ;, C., gave this sketch Of part OF
the secret history Of the baltimore Con.
ycniion.-
after The nomination was made, a
committee was raised 10 report series
OF resolutions. Mr. Nnncy said that the
committee met on the evening OF its ap.
polntmcnt, aud ,at until ten at night
Before II adjourned, the resolution in re.
laton 10 the veto power had bccnamend.
ed, 70 as to show It's happy effects in sav.
ing the country "lrom couuptmg sys.
TEN OF general internal improvements. -
!. was unanimously agreed to, as sound
Democratic doctrine, aud as deserved
compliment TO Mr. Polk. When the
committee met the next morning, the first
proposition made was to reconsider that
amendment, and 10 strike It out. in.
qulred why! Il had been admitted to
be good Democratic doctrine the night
before The answer was. Gen. Cas-.
voted against that veto OF Mr.. Polk; and,
five put this in, We will condemn our
nominee"
These yiruous politicians-these trust.
worthy representatives. OF Democracy
had discovered by morning, that the
ayowal OF a truth would put an error to
blush that the praise Of "A patriot would
be the condemnation Of a political horctc!
The vote was not reconsldcrcd, but it
was, as Mr. lancy drmlcy believed, be.
cause il was too barefaccd even for that
body aud that if this idea that Cass had
voted against Mr.. Folks veto had been
thought Of before the amendment was
adopted, it never would have glaced these
resolutions. As tbs. it will indeed be.
come thorn In the side OF the nominee. 4"
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

FuS.-1n the course Of a debate in the House
Of Representatives few days ago, Mr. Smith Of
Indiana remarked tha, Mr., Wentworth Of Illinois
always voted for river snd hafbor bills and then
turned round aud voted fora President who would
veto them. Mr. Wentworth said that he should
not do so next time. Mr. Schcnek here interposed
and asked the gentleman from Illinois would
repeat what he had just said, as "thers was 80
much noise and confusion he feared the gentleman
had not been able 10 make himself heard and un-
derstood"
The House was conyuIsed with laughter
for several minutes.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

AooErrs.-Mr. Van Buren,, in a lengthy
letter to n committee OF the Industrial
Convention, or what in New York is
termed Convention OF the vote Y our
seli.a.Fam.pariy,' recently held at Phil.
adelphia, acknowledges himself n candi.
date for the Presidency under the nomi.
nation OF the Utica Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

PARE elected Coroner J. 7. Jr1r, County Sur,
seyor; 'rnos. NJ, X. BASSuEsn, elected Ga Com.
mandant,
TEnaLr. AnrS, Wnrs and ruhDoa. elected
Magistrates Of ozan township. wv klSa, Con.
stable.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

Mn. FmLNogE-lhe oppnaeuls of this
gentleman continue 10 circulate the most
ridiculous stories, MOTTO say gru-- iai-c.
hoods, as regard, hi, views on the slavery
question. The plan Of warfare that they
have adopted, is disgraccild ia ile highest
degree. Not only do they suppress the
truth, and give a false colodne lo facts,
but also iabnratc the grosaost mifuihs TO-
speciing him.
Among other specimens Of ihe iormcf
plan, Is one IN which they give his vote ON
certain resolutions, introduced by Mr..
Alhrron, in the House OF Representative.
but, IN publishing them. ihoy suppress
the following one, which Nj Fillmore
voted for, and which Is conclusive proof
Of his soundnc,s un the question,
ReSOtroi, That this government is a
government OF limited power,, aud that
10y the Constitution OF the United States.
CoNGREss HAS 80 JURISDICTION OVER uM
INSTITUTION or SLAVERY IL rE ,LNEEAL
STATES on THE CoNFLnERAcy
Now what ARE we iU think OF q party
who can thus deliberately suppress the
truth, aud then make a grave charge OF
abolition ngain,ta pure, highmludcd and
patriotic citizen, irbo IS tar Di0re SoaHd
On ho guesti0a qfttc right otLtc S0afh
than Hetr oicA candidate jgr hc Prcsi.
dencB Gen. Cass, whose principle. are OF
so much more consequence as being the
candidate Tor the rEsr office.
We have, however no fear as to ulc
effect Of these vile cndcayor, 10 injurc
Mr. Fillmore with the intelligent clti.
zcns OF Louisiana The efforts will only
recolupon the party making them, or
who encourage and support those who do
so-N y. BmictiM
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

Dg,rn or An EpiroR.-wesion X Gales, Esq,
ine able editor Of the Raleigh Register, and a
brother Of one Of the editors Of the National Intel
ligencer, died recently, al Petersburg, Va, wheSc
he arrived, from Old Point Comfort, extreme.
ly III. His death will be lAmented by an eEten.
siye circle Of warm friends
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

The Wings here oppose Cas- because
they say he Is against harbor and river
Improvements They say nothing about
his votes on this subject nor his speeches.
DemOJdt.
Oh yes they do. They quote letter
and speech very frecy--hs voluminous
letter to the Chicago Convention, and his
"noiso and confusion" speech at Clcve.
land.-Prcaticc.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

E1-Go'rRSoS snrsS Of Pennsylvania died on
the 20lh ult. at bis residence in Harrisburg. q
pulmonary consumption. The Hon. William +
Johnston. President Ofthe senal. ], now the act.
ing Governor
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16


GREAT MEETING II CnApLEsrox.-Tho
Charleston papers eeeivedyeslerday. give
full particulars Of the great Democratic
meeting held IN that city. on the 20lh
inst, Of which No eagc a shofl telegaphiu
account Yesterday. llappear, 10 have
herna lnll aud enthusiastic gathering. at
which ". u. fnngle, IL. presided, a..
sisted by thirty Nlee Presidents
\ long preamble aud report were made
10 the meeting resolutions were unan.
imUusly adopted, among which were the
following.
.. Rcs1irei. That We most heartily
approve aud adopt the language OF a
leading journal OF tins State. when it de.
eli'fes that "Ihe proceedings OF that lo.
dy (iliuding To the baltimore Convention
like the startling tone, Of an alarm bell
on the ears OF tho South, It's uomina.
ton OF Gen. Cass--ils resolution about
/ slavcfy-lls proceedings from beginning
To end. I'LL lis with apprehension almost
amounting To dsmay The opinions OF
Gen. Cas-, promulgated in his late letter
that the inhAbiiaHt, Of territory bc.
fore they are invested with the attributes
oi clfgoyernment and soyrrciunty-lcn.
ants 0i the public lands al the suhrnnce
OF the Slatcs-mere squniiers-hase the
right TO appropriate the territory that may
be acquired by the treasure or galaniy
Of all the States, and to exclude from ID,
limits the property Of fourteen OF the
Slaics-haS 5eca 1,}Hiiuie,i byfhe Pye0
aAd he pslp's qf The wh0ie South. lr
Is a DOCTRINE Too AoNsTRors To M roLE.
gArED-AN osTEAClsu TOO DEGRADING To
Va ENDURED.
1. Rcsoiroi That the Democracy OF
Charleston District now assembled, are
satisfied with the tried micgnty-un.
doubted lirnness-incOuuplihlc patriot.
ism oi Zachary Taylor That under
his administration they feel assured the
rights OF the States will be respected and
preserved, and they cordially concur IN
the nomination Of him ior the Prcsiden.
cy Of tins Union, which has been made
by the people Of the United States, ire.
spectiEe OF parties and independent of
politicians
:. Resoired, That Committee Of 81
be appointed to correspond with such por.
Iions OF this State, and the United States
as may be proper for eticcting concert ol
action between the friends ol Gen. Tay.
lor throughout the United States. and
that this Committee be directed to confer
in all matters with the Committee APP.
pointed under the 7th resolution.
Another resolution was passed approy.
ing of Gen. Butler, a. candidate for
Vice President.
We presume little doubt can exist but
that South Carolina will vote for Gen.
Taylor and under the siimulous which
will be given by this meeting it is very
probable, for Gen Butler as Vice Prcsi.
dcut.
The numerous officers Of this meeting,
and others, whose names appear in the
proceedings, are among the most di-ln-
gulshcd OF the Democratic party.--N. o.
Bulletin
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

81 54aggs2s 4oOla
P,rR elected Coroner J T Jflr, County Sur.
seyor; Tnos. N, Il BASGHrsp, elected Gal Com.
mandaat
TRmALr. AIrS, wmrr aud fuhDoa, elected
Magistrates of ozan township, wv klSa, Con
stable.
0uR STATE ELEerIoNs.-Wc give be.
low partial returns from eighteen conn.
ties, all We have received, by which it
will be seen that 50 far, the Loeos
have elected sixteen members TO the
House OF Representatives, and the Wings
ten, For Congress. johnson is consider.
ably ahead of Newton, aud no doubt has
bcaten him. We hoped for Col New.
ton's election, yet scarcely expected it.
SEWER CouNry-0rrIelAL-For Gov.
emor. Drew, iG6. For Congress. john.
son, SOL Newton, liz. State SENATE
Armstrong, So; Wynn l2O Repre-.
seniaiiyes-Pettus, PSI; Petngrew, ls6.
Glcrk-kinsworthy. 2ll. Wright 23l
shedif-penney, l76; jackson, l62i Me.
kain; 1870.
Pulaski CouNrY.-.For Governor, Drew,
i72. For Congress. johnson, 32ii New.
ton, 3sl, For State Senate, Wilson,
twhig) Az; Cmteh6cld, Q.oeo.,l esl.-
Wilson'S majority, i2s. For Representa-.
tiyes, Bertrand (Whigl iOii elected
Tnpnall, (Whir) 362, elected. Martin.
Q.ocol 3l3. Ilaller Q.ocol 27s.
CLAnE CouNrY.-For Gov, Drew, 2a3:
liiscoe, 50. congress-John.on. 22l;
Newton, i9l. State Sena,e-Flanagin
2i9 Coleman, IN. Representative
Crow, 2li; kcrbey, ISL. ShcriII-Cal.
laway, PIG; Nesbit, 1872, Clcrk-Smiih,
2l3; Ward, l7s.
Two townships rejected for iniormaliiy
in the returns, stood for Congress--,lohn.
son, G2; Newton, l3. State Senate
Flanagan, IS; Coleman 62. Mr. Flanagan
is said to BE- elected in the district com.
posed OF Clark. Dallas aud 0uachiia, by
n majority Of Is votes.
OUAomTA CouNrY.-For Gov, Drew.
mo opposition,) i9s votes. Congress
Merton, is2; johnson. AGO. State SEN.
ate--Coleman, iGli FiUasm, l63.-
Rcpcscntaiiyes-Wareu, Q.oco.,) isG,
Stith, (Whg) 49, Hodge, Q.oco,) lj3,
Gill, Wmg) I2G. Warren aud Stiih
elected. Grant elected Sheriff, aud Agce
Clerk.
DALLAS CorNry.-Scna,e, Coleman SO
majority over Flanagan. Dr. Smith ticm.)
elected 10 Legislature. L. NJ Harris;
(whg,) elected Sheriff. Watts, loco, }
Clerk,
BRADLEY CouNrY,-Congrcss--lohn.
son, lj3, NeirtoR, l5S. State Souate-
Bycrs, (whig) ls2; Gould Qoco.,) III
Edngton' (whig) elected Representative.
llor SPRING CouNW.-Woods, (whig.)
elected Representative.
SALINE COUNTY .-.Iohn-on 1863. New.
ton MS. Rector Q.oco.,) elected to the
Senate. Ilensley and Scott, Q.ocos.,
elected to the Legislature.
PRAmlE.-Ewin, loco) elected to
House or Representatives
JErrERsoN--lludgens, Qoco) elected
to house Of Representatives,
WmTE.-Moore, Qoco.,) elected TO
House Of Representatives.
CoSwAY.-lIiggins, (whig,) and Cor.
don (Ioeo) elected to the Legislature.
LAFmrrrE.-Dickson, Qoco) elected
to House Of Representatives.
PERRY.-llolmes, (whig) elected to
House OF Representatives
Porr.-shin and West (Whigs) elect.
ed to the House of Representative.
PiKE-GilmcF Q.oco) elected to Leg.
lslature.
UMoN-We understand that three dem.
ocrais, the whole delegation, are elect.
cd to the Legislature from this county
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doctor said pentlemnn vho r...
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
GEN. TAILOR s ACCEPTANCE.

GEN. TAYL0R'S ACCEPTANCE
In consequence of the delay whiehh has
attended the receipt Of Gov, Morchead's
letter. and the general anxiety that is felt
on the subject, the following eorrespon-
dcnrc is laid before the public, in mtici.
patton OF its Official publication.
The letter 10 Gov. Morchead went
forward by the mail Of the 18th, and will
therefore probably appear at the North,
before this reaches there.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10, 1878,
GEN. ZACHARY TAYLOR,
Dur SIR AT Convention Of the
Wings OF the United States, held IN this
city on the 1th lust aud continued from
day to day until the 9Th, yeu We're nomi-
mated us candidate for the Presidency of
the United States, at the ensuing Presi.
MENTAL election,
Rya resolution ot SAID Convention, it
was made the duty Of their President to
communicate TO you the result of their
deliberations, and to request your accept.
ance OF the nomination.
In obedience to said resolve, as the
organ therein designated, have the hon.
or tomukp 10 you the foregoing eommu.
nicaliou. aud To ask your acceptance Of
the nomination,
Pemtmc. dear sir 10 indulge the hope,
thu he who never shriuks from any re.
sponslbiily, uor iuils tn discharge any du.
IA assigned hm Is hi, Government, will
NOT nov awuza the enthusiastic raII ul
Ia, gnuutryWsm
| am sib =
with sentiments ulyrrt hIahrcgard,
Anur most ohtdicut servant.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

CoNGRnss.-rhe House, on the 3lst
ult., concurred in the Senate's resolution
10 adjourn on the lith of August.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

doctor, said a gentleman who was
notorious for laziness in general, and
slovenliness of person in particular, Doc.
tor, ! have tried every thing for the rheu.
matism, and without the least avail -
The doctor, having surveyed him for a
moment inquired If he had ever tired q
clean shirt
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
Your most ohedicut servant,
j. NJ. MOREuEAD,
President OF Tie Wing National Convention.

BAraA RouaE, La. luly 10th, lsls
So lmye had tie honor Ia receive
your communication Of June 10Th, an.
uounring thai the Wing Convention,
which assembled at Philadelphia ON the
1th Of that monlh. and OF which yonac
the presiding officer. has nominated me-
lor Ihe oIaec nj President OF the United
Siules.
l.auhiug 10 eshc composition ot the Con-
yrulipu. aud IIs numerous and patriotic
constituency iryl deeply asa'elal Tor the
houoF bestowed upon me and ior the dis.
lngulshea confidence implied in my nom.
mutton by il, Ia tAe highest office Ia the
eill Of ths American people.
lgnfdulN aecrrg il,s nomination, but
with a slnecra d,siu-l# oi ny hmrss To
luInI the dul5ts Of an oii- winch de-
mauds iaI IL. eScrHs-c the most exalted
abihIir, and patriotism. aud winch has
hrcu rendered Hluziriuuz hy the ertusst
auWes iu aur history, hut should the So
lection Of Iha Wms Convention hc coli
amel rs lhe ptef'r shall ea1ga,of
lo discharge the uHW duur- lNrudrtnh-
mg uPoumr, ssa- omest ,I.e Iusl e2peg-
mlaus OF my telloW.euizens aud preserve
mdla.ui#hed. the prosperity aud npala.
tiDuu uuE common county
nave Tie houaf ln famasl.
With tn lu#brzt respect,
Nou mazI ua#uvul sgaI'.
4 TAYLOR.
To the lion. J v MuREurAp.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

The August term OF our Circuit Court,
commenced lis session ON Monday the
iith Instant Hon. Geo. Conway presid.
ing.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

Tnn srrakiSa on MoSpn--we again call at
tenlion to the appointment of Col. Cooke, Taylor
Eleeior, to address the people oiihis county at the
Court House on Monday next. Several Other
gentlemen have agreei to address the meeting
aud II is hoped there will be general attendance
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

The weight Of the number Of volumes
Of the patent office report. published by
Congress this year, amounts to ninety.two
tons The postage on the same would
be within the vicinity Of S2OO,ODO.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

Gen. Woot and stall, arrived al New
Orleans, on the lst inst.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

Hon. David Wimot and his position.
says the ~ o, Bulletin, are the frequent
subjects OF conversation aud the lucus
are trying 10 put loHh the impression that
he will support Cass. An emphatic con.
tpdiclion Is given tothis by letter from
the gentleman himself, published in the
Elmm gazette, from which we extract
the following sentences
June 20, lsIs.
Ny Dod5 Friom. You have been mis-.
informed. ] shall support Mr. Van Bu.
rcn with the whole strength oi my patrl.
otism, aud do all in my power to get up
an electoral ticket for him IN Pcnnsylya-
mia.
My motto is fight to the last, on this
great question. expect Polk will buy
up enough In Congress to pass what they
intend TO call a compromise" to give
slavery about half or two.lhirds of the
acquired territory. lntend to give them
notice that will introduce bin TO re
peal any act, and no far from producing
quiet It will be but tho commencement
Ul agitation
Mr. Wilmot, be it remembered. is a
leading and influential Democrat, and was
special layoritc Of the Uaioa, even at.
ter he produced his celebrated proyiso.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16
To the Hon. ! " MoRurap.
Greensboro. tmliusd Go \. Carolina
Mr.. FIGLMORE> ACCEPTANCE.
LETTER TO MI. EIiIMuW
PumApaut1. June 90. 1878.

Dear SIR Al a Convention oi lhc
Wing, OF the United States, assembled
IN this city on ihr ilh iu-t and continued
by adjournment mtl hc g,h General
Lnrhag Tuy .or ol Louisiana. was nom.
mated a- candidate ios ,hc Presidency.
mid you were nominated ~ candidate
lJg the Vice Pcsldrury oi the | States,
at the ucAt ensuing Presidential election.
~ resolution OF fald Convention 1t
was made 10y duty To- communicate To
yluihr result ui their jchhcrs'irns, aud
to n4gosl your acceptance oi the nunira-
ton.
/ have the honor lo BE-, dyar ,ir your
mo.i ubcdicut scr rut,
J. II. MOREllEAD.
Pf,sii,sf Of ils Wig National Coqr,Hhan.
Hon MlLLARD FiLLNoHE.
Washington telegraph., 1848-08-16

All the factories in Manayunk, Pa,
have STOPPED, and discharged their hands