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!, Il AZ NOTICE.

rTsQsTHQSE AFFLICTED WITH " ENEREAl, Dis.
EASES he reputation OF the writer so well etal
Bsed ata that necessary say those who have been
So to have contracted any oil those
TIM Diseases known and called Secret Diseases In anypat
lot their various forms thai heswner, after
cessinl practice Of twentysx yea confined strictly Ve
nereal Diseases and Diseases ofibe Blood (avlng ard
and relieved many hundreds who past all hope nan
whom had been under the Treatment Of eminent physician,
without receiving any eneft enabled to oiief you @
tivelya safe certain aud speedy cure Should any Os
see this short advertisement they
would do we'll 10 call at No s. CusToMHousE STREET be
fore applying elsehee and avail themselves OF the benefit
OF the subscribers long and Successful experience
my16 I'm a. Is. +. MULLEN, ST Cusomh0ues.
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We would respectfully eqpest the Off eers of
stbe diff rents benevolent societies Temperance,
Ipdepende Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic, etc
10 furnish Is with the changes that may take place
IN their organizations enable us preserves
b correct record of their officers "a
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ALEXANDER HILLS

HomsE FnF HING ST ORE.
\ NJ se rs,rn, Syrest NS1o GrIeans
vxTHEE 4 M III, I'M ali aTees al Housekeeping
wv csueyd assorment and select stock OF
KTTeffEH TifK n = Cooline nte nsiIs. Tin and
i1an Ms1 ;se Ssfs has and sfl Shovels and Tonas
md Ki;chen Fire Iron
a aiid ~ NJ. ,sa t;,naa TfJ LOW w RE-
Fra n H..sl'e'. aA 80 = =
asFR n TvERR loek TIN and Britannia Tea and
C.osIas Jirns - . - - -Ss7E 81 :.
TABE silver, Britannia and Iron
Tea and T7af,le ssnoons = 81 -
Churns and Tubs . - 80
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81 y y rs n "
T7y9R THE RENEFi1TT ~ ,1Sa ,,..Ir'

81 II An ~ a GARD, a., N
EyQR THE BEN FIT Or THE AFFLICTED-Ku v
the extreme hazard which strangers r1p.n coas it.
ing physicians for the cure of private diseases hing 10 The
utter othose who profess to cure Such ca,
deem tito be pothing bit act OF kindness towards t
upfotunatelg afflicted well as sheer justice toD MIL
86 street TO state that In the yeat
was sorely afflicted with syphilis inits and IN,
Appalling form, and for several months together was under
the estfesuai medical practice could obtain in New Or
leans, without being at all Observation-Disclosures grew wohe
AT length heard of DR.. Mulens great reputation Az
piled to him. and tony great JOY in three weeks he reslohd
me to perfect health, Subscribed New Orleans Jan 4 M
4 Yay16 2ni ID ss s " SSAMUEII Robertson
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

sTlRs A.. GU Lien lasfemoved hisotfice from Is Roya
streetto l6 Matches street, near the Arcade lie
stillcontnBes 10 Structure his systemremOy
ing the worst structure without any operation by
medicine at relieve and permanently cure, without any hin
5dfance to business or diet Dr. Cullen well known
New Orleans and the surrounding country to need any puts
Ing or efandaton. Onapplcation TO Dr. e. he will refer
you hundreds Of the first standing in this city who aye
beencnred in the last ten years his new plan Please call
and examine for yourselves required without aete
isefected. Rheumatism cure GOnorrhGa cured IN three
days or no pay. 81 F}s-
s 70 Remember Is NATcHEz STREET, near the Arcade
punctuay attended to in all confidence and
medicine securely packed and sent to any pan q the
country Is Y glaE's@ss I. . ~ mh2S 6m
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SONS OF TEMPERANcEx

PLEDGE. without reserve, sole,nniy honor &
s Ms ls' Iauo luy M 's Il
& 81 On AND DIVISION On TiIE STATE al LOUIS
e e g @ IT, e oss 81
ssns sssas LOUIS DIisd, P :; 81 WA. WA
sss s sssss 5 sssss M ss s1s'ss q
ms ss Is { BIs sssIy M Ss
W DR. - Wells, W ID Kon .siss w !. u
uisa x lss W !. n 4 : 4 ] is'sE' M
~ q, 4. s, g Honor ii rIlr 81 81 Yg%W
!. Sg Hla SsaSdsse g FAX
u SSsPsIa &! S, S, R9sS is n
8, I'M NJ ins.s eys,y
- Pecan s3sTeey PaersoI ~
nv FVW "a " Iao Roy Fl X r. AIsx mcise
lbsd Swan, W y John bqtks. " + W ! t.!s
simmer w g; jacob Munfoid. w 81 ) Bennett " CT
sS TEafr E; No "a ssn W.
Iissai, " E A. J. s sl;s Y e
ocsas TEMPLE d .Hosos, a i sysrs ethsr
AMI Tss,s +;
=, he
ORLEANS TEMPLE or hQN0g, y @ WEES . sat tne
AhsI6 9! 4 4 Hss Mi " yT i L. Sp9iss
aus ri 1f:G Ganss .a q Il fisssos Sss:e b
%; 81 Esn Bsusn Y 6; Z lsoa''ek' y Ds''s'
sssy sy ISL ss
pysa s'ss en- @8sa
r; H. G. Blum, w 81 "a q Eoster " s
miteheiI, w G; a. Ii Ediidgss M! Nozeuoalt,
sssr ss,a. e HONOR q
sesssy sassrnass Tnssdas ID lie Hal
s s. s' sss.
q is aS 1; n "A as HIM.
1AVDU; u. b. SHADES, w 81 John Ross, IN S; W. n.
GRAND Dtyislos ol THE STATE 81 Log1s1 OF
Dlaid " E RM sOY " s .ps A ia
Mclean, g Sentinel; James Paterson x z w &,
PrLloAs py,s.os n sans.ds s
81 Uhsilss Streets GGissrs 0oqfod I've Jas
a Hbs s5gis: Eess
Conan g I.aAs 81, Als qg Mcneil
OCEAN DfvrsioN o. q Meets every vednesday even
n anpp a q q s. i s. rs
s ssss VS. s ks ss q = ssaissss 81
UNION DIVISION, Ne. ever Fnday slipg.
alork No Tct0up0uaS
i1iIe. M p: al Portef w Al Jas Lipdleys ST. v. y.
burbank "A II s; a. GIanef 81 John Hsskias, "; lno.
Wilisins &: James Copr0y a Ct r. F. w janaS. =; a.
= Mclean o i; W,sE. Tiiton, r w T. ss
z rs. ~ No. ..v ,r,h,,s,.sv sxsn;sv
II mi Clock a Their Ha No @ Tchonpouss
4, ven q Sssss 3 fEsat ysa A ysF
r: IA smith + s.: n Qua1es 81 C j. Babeocks a u u
Sssl3ef s.i 81 IA 81 new = =, Oss
:. -. !; ~
every Thntsdsy evening IL The Odd Fellows Hail. On
Tchoupouas street, the corner OF street La
sye,te 81 langneIn, " s. soh1 Iosoon
S. Rey. ! Twichen, II ]. Firth q Vim. Jahnson a G;3
i Chaplain; S. S. Bufdett, p w p. ~
slM1sslss1rr1 vALLEY D1v1sIoN,s No Meets every
Thnrsfav evening in Unity Half Nafeny Buildings over
1he ofcs Of the orIeanian. o6esrsgE Whe, w
ss a r 8 is,,,c n.,ne q n1ShnIi
lanes Jarvis Il Dan,l Dickensoi q Charles Ar,dsr,
s,, = In IA iaba * 9 Ta, "a Il D III
y. ] ~ ~
DIVISION 40 l-Meels " the Gnfysai Eount
~ as. ss Wsanssday evening
w Al @ Iiasson K 3 III Wingfea, A q i; A Peden,
Saw Woody ard II = Sharpes g Steele, "a C Il
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h a, GONANT respectfully informs his fAends and the
NEAL, and MINERAL WATERS al above estab-
sment and warranted equal any in Europe or America
supply constantly hand, at wholesale and retail
E1 Orders from the country promptly apssded to and
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Wv - nv Isans ~ s n Nj " TX
4 81 Lewis, q NJ Depury Grand Master; Willis u XIX
i jTn ief ut aIdeI Daniel BAR g Treas'r w H sss .
fiowam q Sec'Y John CiaiDorne Senior Beacon d. G.
Esnbfovk q Junior Deacon G. T. Clarke nj K q Cnapian
a. VI " lhiaifss y Marshal a. AZ S,taals, " yei.
Z "a H. froua T,,,re " -
i>oages HNder Aae J4Tts0settp y sc sIf@Aa 1-ous ~
GEORGE WAsHiNeroNs Lopez. No. l. meets on the LIST
Tuesday evening oil each nontl the Masonic Hail,
ae Laffolton epyt COZ y " paone ahg aeaeo
s.fsets w e 10asiHsh ~ " -. n tsnai'
vi q spIn' M ~ n VIM aee
4 psasulel !. !. 2 ~ n = : =.
DupLEY LoDGE No. 2-mees in the city Of Lafayette,
on Leres t. near Jackson X Dudley, w M;
81 r. Mcmillan w; u Michel j w; l. Phillips, Iras'r;
w IA Arms Sec v; !. w. Nance, s d J, 6. Ningard,
u Ds j. Brooks, Il ieF. NJ III
III I,,nev M s.,ea,x IN the d 4 each
w AkkEN LODe5E " t Ins ~ auesay - eacn
moni Gyer sne u eo ~ c Al u Rs
s WI; John Claiborne, j Lusk, sec'y; j. Lands
sYeasrN Williamson. s D Joseph n. Bates u; j. AZ
s5taats. aTyleE. $50 AZ
a .o,,.y M n te 4tb Tuesaav &c each
monsn az ~ common 81 GgRce1si1i =. "
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Jnsttt Is, Courts for the civ

First Office No. 222 Tchouptoulas stree
Daniel Byrne, JUSTICE John :. Dunno Clerk John ].
{ nor, John Speith deputy Constabes. rs
Second Distriet Office, No IS Common street. Geo
Bright, Justice. G. Il Bnght. Clerk. "A BeIeaa Con
Kerkhan. Deputy Constables. e
Third Distr4et-[offee St. Ieuis Alley, next to the
corner of Bienye street &c b. Beverly Justice. Victor
Sac, Clerk. j. P. Walden Constable; N. B. Outlaw, l..
H. Sere, Deputy Constables.
Fourth DistrietIo fice No IS Condo street l-Alex.
Constable A. Meynier F. Generelly Deputy Gonstables
Fifth District-tOfce corner Of Eysan Fields and Vic
tory streets 1-Alphonse Canonge Justice. E. Canonge,
Clerk Francis Modney Constable ; L.. E. Generelly, B..
Sorapuru R. Scheynayder Deputy Constables
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Albany, April, ls47.
CAUTION.

Owing the great and immense sale0f DR. Town
have commenced making sarsaparla Extracts.
rally put it up the same shaped bottles and some them
have stolen and copied our they are only
Principal Office 1876 Fulton street Sun Building, New
YORK Reding e. STATE street Boston Ryott Sons
g Baltnore;P NJ Cohen, Charleston; los South Pearl
Albany Mctiraw. Natchez- by all the principal
Druggists and Merchants generally throughout the United
States. West Indies and the Canadas. -
J. WRIGHT, Isl ChartIes street,
apN Sm Sole Agent. New Orleans.
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THE GRAErENBERe COMPANY.

TsHE GR.AEFENBERG
L. COMPANY hereby
announce that they are in
corporated by the I.egisla-
tnre of the State of New
York. The incalculable
importance of conducting
the Patent Medicine bust
ness on elevated principles.
and of furnishing remedies
adapted to the public wants.
has led to this step. The
COMPANY would suggest
that the following steps be
Immediately taken
Every neighbOrhood
should have its Gfaefenberg
Depot. BY addressing the
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Dr.. T0,cnsend Sir ~ have the pleasure to inform
you of my chidenhave been cured of the Seroiu
BY the use Of your excellent medicine They were Athlete
took them away, for which feel myself under great obliga
ton. Yours, respectfully
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OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.

Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Phys
clans in different parts f'the Union.
This certify, that the undersigned Physicians Of
the City of Albany have prescribed DR.
Townsend Safsapara and believe be of the most
valuable preparations in the market:
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PLEDGE. without reserve soleinnIy pledge my honor
man, that will neither make, buy sell use as q
Spil tuous Or Malt Liquors. Wine or CIDER n
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Those that initiate DR. Townsend's SarsapanIa have IN
and have copied bills and circulars which relates to the
complaints Of women word Tor 3wordoles men who put
up medicine have the great OF Dr. Townsends
Sasaparla complaints incident females. recommended
theirs. although previously they did numberof these
MixuFes Pills. females they aggra-
waite disease. and undermine the constitutions
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General Aren't Of any District this can be secured Us
= Famies should club together and get immediate
supply OF the medicines = g *
Emigrapt societies and other phlanthropic bodies
Office Of the Graefenberg Compnny. Z Is e;
Z No. 50 Broadway, NewY ork March, 1S48
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
VOLUME XLiV.-NUHsHER II.

used IS e"iteHce IN the contested election Gom
Inc election district comIcsec If the couo ies #
Harrison ana D, dtfidse
Mr.. SEYMOUR PRESENTED snndfy documeot..
! 10 be used as evidence IA he con esrrd eIrc,Ion
from lhe county OF ..isd,un.
NJ WOMACk Piesen'ed petition o. z y
Mi''ef and 'lheTs Tor All appropriation 10 Ham n.
cen sidney College, ia consideration o; ,ui,,,n
bei"s given TO- Limited Lumb-r Gi sIudcBis. &c
III. ol hlh pEd>-nicf petition OF ciijzens Of
NouoWay 10 the sane e:i,c
The ener0ssed bill Tor Inc :eiiei AZ The Fan
fnier and Alexandria Turnpike Company was
here aiken rP, on motion OF Nif PRICE
This bill was opposes BY Mr. PRICE Mr.
LACY and VI. StiEFFEY; and turner sJyo.
casd by Mess's. SCOTT and SNOWDEN. and
The vote being taken, resuIted-ayes 81 noes GI as
follows:
A'Es- Nrisrs S;'o,ter. tSpraaefj Hart, Snow den.
stewart, bfowh nf Berkeley, 5;ciHueh,in, MoseIe,
ti'ty, "atn"Gr, Thornton, GaaEi. scou of F.uou,r,
hector, SGln Biouk5, Wood iaii. Carroll stnynr
Ailen oi Hampshire, rWrlcoI,, Seymour Johnson rc
ni'"s" "d o".G'idse, lancaster, howard OF james
PtS', Naiia'r, White. Beard, lIaymons J,Idh,n,
Greet i"Gzry, AIchae! Pct,nw iiApper. luwn.,
fs'ny' Ldsn.lon DEC. Syme, Tan.,.!!, Lan,r. Cacs
lee, SCOTT II Preston Jasper. llu:.S;i Jacub. fIovc
Chandler and strpheRsoL-52.
NrEs-Mt>'r' Alien q: .IDc0Sack Custls Watson
Lay3r, Powell, th'a IiH, sh.iisy Johnson OF Au.n,
- ''''''i'"I ''iG--t bGTHtlI. iunsCk, Harrison
~ Brfn,w ~. itci ui BfuusvirN sirC.i,luis NJ,
M"nc,fe ~ ;ai"ue, Lacy gorsii-. Giinan. Inn Of
thy".i" ~. @1tnIs iiu"fii 81 Fioya, Ia i,tr,fs
i'"h oI Cites ana Nr'c-r. Ii"pi01, Gurrranr, PrI.r
MA,i'm at Gieen':'!r, Major, i-it Fnfn,r cf Henri,
Nc h"iitn, Wright, u eth ''ol-as -,orgag Harrison
oi i"hd"nn. EEmonGsnn, f"y;n.n, Browne of AIN.
thrM> ard ii!iG">"S C0!rina.l. NAHici G,riucr k,l
~ i1E"rt -: ParicN, c0cHr, ;Tunack Rises IIsrrrf
n"'h'aN, Bare MART. McMiaennrv. Morrison, Wonder
Nv 81, 'hrnandoah, Tate, Iia;gravc, Briggs, Glespi,
anu WeSt--Gl. 60 @P''
81 the oIil was rejected.
on moiica Of Mt. LANIE2, the House adj
lOulned. w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
CONSTITUTIONAL POWERS.

In the Senate few days since, MIR. Baeby, o
Ala. presented The following resolutions, which
IN cur view, lay down clearly, concisely and for
ci5y the true doctrines uader our limited Fedc
| raj Cons;:,u ion. We like 10 see such genuine
States Rights doctrines boldly proclaimed ami abb
defended. |! must tell ufGa the public mind and
save the county from the vortex Of wild and cor.
rupling waste OF The common fund uf he COME.
dsracy:
|. Resolved THAI the Constitution ofIhc Uni.
led SAFES is a compact between co.cqual sove.
reisns, BY which they, and each Of them, delesa-
led certain specified powers 10 form general 70
VlTnmen;, Tor The common teDeh! OF all parties
'osat Compact, AM such as nigh, become par.
ties 10 il.
2 Resolved, That the powers no, thus dele
called by The parties to sand contract 10 the general
government, nor any department thereof, remain
with he States respectively, or with The people
3. Resolved, That the government oi Tie u.
States possesses no powers except Snch as are ex-
pressiv granted 10 By the constitution, or such as
ac necessary aud proper 10 carry the granted
powers into effect.
Resolved, That The power 10 construct roads,
cut canals, make harHors, or improve the nav-
cation Of rivers in anv ore or more OF he States
OF territories Cl MS CrlUH. u nOi among The
powers expressly granted 10 Ihs general govern.
m nj by he cons'ilu'ion. Eor is the exercise OF
sucha power necessary and proper IL carry any
oil The srantei powers in'u effect
Resolved, That the power to build piers and
docSs erect buoys, and lighthouses, and i'm
prove The ha'to!s on The lakes, il exists all is
NOT derived from The power % regulate commerce,
bat from the power 10 prov!!e a:d maintain na-
w.
6. Resolved, That the eovaTn.nent OF the Uni
tel States does MT passes the power TO crea!e,
originate, ordain, establish, or cary on Gem
merce between or among the States Of The Uniur,
bot only 10 regulate such commerce as the States
or he people thereof may create, originate or
dain, establish, and carry on between or among
themselves.
: Resolved, That any a,;em?. By the General
Government, under any preexi wha'soever, to
construct roads cut cannls, or improve The nav-
CATION Of any river within Inc Limits OF any one
or more of the States OF he Union or within any
territory, is pa'pable violation OF The Cops,lu-
lion; and il be within The limits of a STA g or
States, is diTeci and dangerous erc:oachmenl on
The rights and sovereignty thereof!
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ror,,,s Of the Enquirer.

~. c,,,,rsr 4. ,nblishrd BAlLf EoI tuo nj -,
WEEKLY (for the o.a ~ he rate of eight
- go. n dollars per snnu u, ""u -. 80, For
sa'ei, -, f,r a shorter 'eriou 'hau QUO :rh,ss
70 us IL Te .iv 1--WE dollars per ahhuH' anu =, ~
~ Semi- mani MS payable IN advance 70 &c Pa'a -
lars 10Y emitted by mail, post PAID; OF SIX Do''a'
'eaee," NJ The end ofthe year. ,,
,u.s t. ihis cffce may be remitted pc. man
= ND available Bank notes. al Inc risk oi 'ne ,u'-
u e- Of al letters bang paid by NE nri,erS.-
VA ri single letter j. scarcely oi any account
The ros', |, is the accumulation Of postage, IN an
u 'is "a .usiness, which operates rs sei''u' wa
o.. ~. Eii;ors.l nyrpr,s1Nc
=, THE nAlLY ENQUlRER-For one square ' y,
~ me or less, first insertion, MY een.s snu
'e .'e.a,rc insertion twenty-five ctnts-h nset
~ su, vses, ,wlc. Il week. or three times week.
e ...y ,.yen and hall GEMS; o. .,. If SIXTEEN
~ ms; insertion, 80 cents; Tor each e"n'inu
" ,.,,i:ers are charged y dollars for thirty
Anhu., In thai proportion for advertisements OF d
Ines anu ~ Lottery Vendors aud Anet'on-
s'c~ 'F. charged hundred dollars lpapet w
90 AZ o,,a-;es and Marriages from the country,
~. w. nary,s handwriting is unknown ~ 'is
sarNs.s h. authenticated by the endorsafion oil inc
once, nus thr nei.hborhood, or they VIII III no case
i,S'ish,a Every measure, tnat nas peeh
B. u'ii'.e ,;ors and luizzes has proved heretofore
peer, ", must. therefore, insist, 10 snch .ase
e" the communication being cefuneo y: ."e ~ -
~ p,m,sior, r.;itst Ja tie bees OF 'He Ielie.
wv -, ;,on distance must te accon!Pi.'i'u VIZ s'e
or satisfactory re!etenees, TO insure eAe'u
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RICHMOND w. TuEslAY MoRNINe: 1ANu2.x a. SIS

clly Of servant, he takes care TO remind The ma
ton, that ii is 50 entirely cummed 10 the Mcxi.
can war and all is consequences, future as well
as past, that even the fundamental principles OF
The American Constitution will not sand in The
way ofthe tulfilmenl OF his designs.
We see before US the INSCRIPTIONS ruler OF
Democratic Stale confidently appealing 10 the
passions Of The populacc which raised him 10
power 10 carry on war unlimited in its objects
aud lis duration, as il was base and unhallowed
in lis commencement. And wha, is still more
ia,nen'ahle and surprising, although We do no,
believe that this violent and rapacious policy
commands the respecl or willing assent of any
rational or risbl-minded class of American peo-
pie YET us opponents wan, either the means or
The resolution 10 check The Executive Government
in its career, and 10 vindica,e The laws o! in:eIna
iionalJ justice. A Wing Speaker has however, been
elected III The House OF Representatives by ma
Jority OF one vote, and tos trust lie Hh,g party rh
moLe rigorous cgo't TO show that the pliacipies
OF 'hl> message are no. those o. The whole people
the United Safes
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euEsli;utiuna!!" ard unnecessarily brought an by
ihe aCi oi The Pfcsiiea; i tEus gigins enconrase-
| !nent 10 The enemy. uncer TIC mistaken i'm pres
! Sioa ui divided cU0DSelS ;moag Us II persist 10
ne: seHse!ess opposition 10 peace and placing az
gnneris III The mouths Il lhe hfel scfibJ!elS OF
Inc Mqnafohiee Il Europe lOr tie vilIiicalion
and abuse OF our Government.
kcso.ged, inai iDnhiE@ upon measures aSihe
g!ea! cnc. and men oE'v 4 the meas tor their
accompi, iI:uant, "e are il iaYJ! o. Deinocfa-
TIC National Convention, larry % saniZrd and &C.
iiecinz The wishes OF the Parry auG although
we may each nave our !aVOfe among he dis
tinsushet :GeG who have been prominently spo-
ken o. III cUsnexipn Wih The prss!s., ncy vej We
pie 'ce ourselves 10 support aaT good and lrue
Democrat who may bc thr nom.Gee o; such
Convention.
Resolved, That We have unshaken confidence
IN ihr ireser, able and rl!ccr, administrators
and mat Ih- Gaass OF his NEE ing are cue ann
are hereby iendr ~ 10 he Persistent OF fr Uni.
icu 2'G.es, 10: his Stern iE'c- 'y AMI uhyxbc
1e"1l."a to republican plncl les. h., wa;chlui
guardianship OF the honor ana rights Of The IA
non, and MS more ihau Roman .of.i.uie in he
lace a. difficulties OF The c:eatest magnitude. in
a.:estiGg mat i'll and reckless legislation, wh,cn
unfe. :!c spcc!UuS name OF appropriations inf
H,,iefG Rivers AMI tafbor,. you'd suuandrr
niI;oas cl Ue 'ffrasHfy tnr purposes ne Se- cor
IeGip'a'cd 10y tn l'ameg> ri he Constitution.
Resolved, That u deU; OF sTa'iiatr is tSe
iFon the American psoPc u 'h' H.n. 70
osp J. "dlr"f. /! lie di>iiae .;sae,! ;.ouy
ard iata!aJSabt eaergy Wui,n tie mas H.
?'aGld il nc discharge ol he Galics Of his
ch-e: hat MS mastery ant convincing le
Po:is las, III iur eyes q els country ant he
"af.t pace. him ia Ihr lrca! rank .! eminent
Statesmen, and Rave not oniY gi:en 10 MS friends
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25
THE ARMY TROUBLES

The Washington correspondent; of the BALI.
moe Patriot gives The following Information Of
what has been done in this mater. We have no
means OF testing the accuracy of The statements
but, as the course marked ont seems perfectly
reasonable and just, ~ are inclined 10 pul much
Su..''ouiS' 'hou' eI't IA
mors, which have hoaled through the Wing press:
What | wrote 10 you, two cr three days ago,
about The Military Cour, OF Inquiry that has been
ordered IL si' in Mexico, 10 examine and repuit
upon The mal.crs between The Generals there, ap-
pears TO be trnc 10 Inc le,cr-lhat is, lha! he
Court has been ordered by The War Department,
TO examine The charges asains; Grn. Sco, Gen.
Pillow and Col. Duncan-ha Gen. Scot has not
been recalled, bu vii! hsreievet, as Command
er in-Cbiei by General Butter Tor short time,
anc ua,,l the Court shah have reported upon Tie
suhjeci,-Ihal the charges as3as: Gen. Worth
have rot been dismissed, for hey ba"c no! yet
been fiiciaI!y rtceivtG m Gen s'cog-ana that
when they 90 come o hand ihe CCuI. will bc di.
rcc,et 70 look into that matter also.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-01-25

In the discussion in the Senate lew days ago:
Jefferson Davis showed tia: the Mexicans had
first moved into The disputed territory between!he
Rio Grabde and the Nneces, and that Gen. Tay-
lor found the Mexicans in hostile array IN occu'
patton OF The territory. As TO the proper Tolicy
now 10 be pursued 10 secure speedy peace, he
presented many strong views, the substance oil
which is as follows:
oHe would push the war into The heart oil
Mexico, 10 bring her TO peace The meAicahs
had been looking 10 our divisions at nome, ana
10 a recall of The army. He desired 10 oh"c'
ceive them, by The concentration OF an o'eI,
whelming force in the heart OF their county. l.
he were 10 choose line, it would be The noun
tain ridge. from which he could make series mo
the interior. The object of the bill was MOI 10 r.,
inforce Scor, though his force was only 2Oooo
men. instead oil $4,000, as set down; 1t was L" re,
inforce the column OF Gen. Wool, Tor il was sTih
there was an army of Is coo men PREPARING 'of
a descent upon him, with reserve oil 10 uoo NIL
lila and near by there was valley which cou d
muster 20 600 men. 1t was this column, thus 81
,uaed, that it was intended 10 strengthen, as also
The force in New Mexico and in California
Hence the necessity OF new regiments insea' o'
an augmentation OF the existing regiments.
"Nr. Butler did no, recognize the policy oil TAX
ing line for the purpose Of making soiiRs upon
the enemy. lie did not assen,to the idea 81 max
ing souies upon conquered people or oil over
running their whole country, and then making
| peace with them, because then no power would
| be left 10 them as nation To make peace.
mMr. Davis said the line ne should propose was
! but part OF the plan for the vigorous pTosecu,
,;on Of The war. he woud take the line now and
sill carry on the war in The heart OF the country