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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-19

NApS We have and keep constantly, large assort
u uent of Cans which we will sell low for cash.
Hats made TO order on the shortest notice.
mvIo HENRY Il ROBINSON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-19
ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION. 1913.

% ARsEILLES QUILTS doz ro,II and 10 quar-
ATas ter Marseles quilts at very reduced prices, just
received al NILS o w HElSKELL'S.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-05-19

If-i'" hoNes just received and
MORROW & WAKEMAN
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

ea,sy II snk n,,s g lfaaa gPNahis Fo'aip
zen. maBhT N D. ilif fFestiFHi II lhlf
Ellsisss Rrr,ab.srs ga sng nzaH 50 lasi
4 srll-fesPrra. s,s dFsi a The inianr.ioa-
a lraila. H. = sais lFFosiiaEy II ~ =
arapsas md wFilaFs Il lhs Amffiran Psn-
81 These arr srIinas Gssstlssas. sad
sl..sll bs Nrll rnnsiirEri n every Ens
ala lases lis ronn'Fy. aud slrsiTes . 80
- eosernneHi saminislsEsi nIoa p.i9s
psiariples. Tie snrrrss n ) Paris i ania.
|. sar. uhrn eonpaTri - me srpassisoa ~
: ! bale prsple; ani a. IEnih Y msy =
aEirmr.s. lhai these y b sznriiOa lrand
arr insi - guilry - ! he uiso max haze
perIrlraied Il. Il heaonses al gas',i insa,
ihrrels,Fr. 10 disrnansrasnre I'll snfh Il
lrnpis u slseePiiop. far Wiih"ni parity IA
.snr public srrFanss Iherr'ran he m sAisiS
IN tie administration 81 snr nasinnad a.
fain-na guaraniy IN nc stability II on'
insIilu,inns. Esggl & Rso!s.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
Portrait of Iaillara Fillmore. Dn.


ring his Mr.. Fillmore'sl hF'ei visit he has
made hn,is of personal friends. and pro
dured an imprrssi N among mtn nj MI par
ties who enjnved the pleasure IT his so
rlriy and conversation. thai ran never
be f,rgouen. As murh rs We have ALWAYS
respected The p"lniral character Of onr
candidate fur the Vie Presidency. we
were not prepared In find him. IN every
sense. 81 much superior n the ordinary
politicians OF The day. Tie -. IN begin
with, one Of tile finest hooking men in
the nat,on-nealy six feet ~ bright. per-
lrct model in his physical proportions. and
his manners, movements, aud rOnversa'
lion. exhihuing thin happy union ni Zig
nifty AMI aflahIIity whrh gives assurance
iu I'LL who cnmc ~ cOniaet with him Thai
he is every inch m5n anil gentleman.
I've have M Lack in this eonntry nl
iine looking, dignifed. and accomplished
genlIemcn, IS all acknowledge WIN have
seen our sixty Senators IN Congress a.
srmhled;' bu, among all the noble hrad'
and slalwarl frames of that llignified h"lv
there IL mol one who lnoks heiier qualllirt
10 preside over the Solons Of The natlor
than Mr.. Fillmore.
| =" His arm has the strength of the hlark
smiths. his walk The freedom of the IN
dian $. his face the honesty Of the farmer S
his brow the intellect IL the scholar. ant
his manners The polish ri gentleman. ]
Is In I've regretted that The lahoiious dulir'
uf his office coniine him so clrsrly a
home that the people can have but llIl'
opportunity Of seeing him.
/ Boston Afias.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

nea, "a he caa,E.laR e ne Frfg. .sryel.
rsl ar-l srrs,F..s esd su7asis Il ny piu18er
s.sase less r,lr.fall q lie rlaslsI. n wll3
assembly tsag gEsal aaA PasiiiEs rEl ta
IhsE,ase IN lie rsasFafy. ahsfE -
- every faal. 81. - ~ - 4 -. -
81 trE.isnr Al - asssFs :. ths. $40
1iinW - Prfsgs, siate p FsiFsl'a... 49,"
ST sns aaslian tAeFrsa, - sPTFza 49,.
aFrr s.th issFi.aEy. II say. - i PaEii4a-
issiy s.silsi u slsss rsilliEass0n. Ry tais
&c " ron n o.. hirg. frr Farh tertiary
i nni saael 10 tie FIRE isasFrr d lie
North. ~ sraaiirg whsi wr -. s"n
sm~liarsse 10 rssnalilis.n AZ tlr slaFr. and
imp,n,e rl.a, 0Eal.s n.asl1Is sad-la lHgEEK
I "A n. slass II Our g,s'gasss4iinil. -
Mr.. Pre.ilenl. lasseeeh oar nanhera
ii MS IN IL isese yieNs hare met in
due, c. nroa lisr.a. Sir lr hem l0llaw
she Ei.s example nT the aTA.ssles--lsasr
jns: dIiiilrner oflheiF eapzeilv 10 devise
= be,,rr n.'dt 1t s!,.iag great and siIli,nsie
ennd-allnw slas ehnlliers n i'll ihsir .lases
la"ccnpy such trEEi.nry as haVr described
and n0l seek hy extreme h..riIinrs and
przciirss IL prevent il's harsless ansl
henetieial expansina. Let them PERMIT the
principles III Christianity. ihP inluenre
II divine IL charity. Ia he gradually still
more dinused amongst masters aud slaves,
lorre morning forward nv undue anil pre-
mature exeulsns. and they nav rely ean'
fileuily thai in Gods sonh Time il will he
seen-n"l nv I'lis generation. bnI hy Ihnse
that come after us-ll,ai every Thing has
up0n this Apnst"lir pattern. worked onl
we'll and pF"duerd the laIgesl Allainahlr
amount. To- hath master Sn'l slave. 81 Fislus
and Happiness.
Sir. nrrnpy n peculiar pnsiiina mon
this suieeI. AMI have III Il nav duty IL
myself aud my constituents ~ make. ~
far rs was ahls. that position understood
So far A. 1 knew ms self have NJ pri
Eaie ends tn -erSe, Inconsistent with de
vnginn To the pul'lir good. Nv friend frcn
Maryland mr.. Jnhn .onl las refer Ell u
some supposed r"nneSiun If this measure
with the pending Presidential plrriinn
No such raRnryinn would be allowed q
have any influence To direct nv ronanc
in'lepen ienily af great naiional r"nsldera
lions. Ia any argument which shnills
show ihSi the sdopIidn Of Ihis measure vii
seIlie most agitlging question. and CIV,
peace. harmony. and mutual c'nli,leure I,
The different scrginns Of the country.
would WELD really submission. ant
gladly surrender IL !, the npiniaEs hav,
. expressed. wruid then g. hear, an,
soui fnr the adoption ofIhe measure. if il
, certain result would he the defeat 9th,
pNr,y To which | belong in the comm,
/, elrciinn. and. had alniiisl said. its deiea
DOw and forever.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
Keep IL before the People.

!. That the fist grievance rccited by
the American Declaration of Indcpen.
dcnre was The refusal of the King IL give
his assent TO wh0lrsome laws.
.. Fiat the prinripal advora,cs of the
Introduction Of the Vet" into the ameri
can Constitution were the Frderalists,
with Alexander Hamilton At their head.
and that even those iedetaIists apnlngizpd
Tor j, on the ground that il would be rare
ly used.
I 3. That the constitution III express
terms vests the whole legislative power
Of The country in the Congress of the TN.
red States. whereas the effect nG Tie We
10 is toiDake the Executive component
part Of the hwmaking power.
!. That the British Crown. with III its
authority and influence. has not dared 10
exercise the Veto within the British Isles
fur nearly two hundred wears: whereas,
in Ibis republican country. President ".
;. Ter employed the ietn seven times ~ lnur
wears. and presiden, Polk three times in
three years, on one Of which occasions nc
excuse Of nnconsiiluliunaljiy was ever
I'prriendrd. :, :t
3. That the great Apostle of Demorra
ry. Thomas Jefferson. never exercised iii,
Fe'o power once during the eight year
nf his administration. &, :
6. That IN The g,rat majority Of tn,
State Cons'i ulions., Virginia among III
nnmber. 'helr Republican, Founders al,<o
luieIy refused tn embudy lie Veto Pow
!, ,pr. ,@tt ',.. t.@t 49,
Z. Tint, as This power has been pxrl
cised. the theory oil our go~ernntpl H.,
the people, by Ihe'voice of ii mnidtilv Il
their representatives shall goverl,. il prac
tlcalIy suhvcrled. and their sill .;hwartc
by the will Of ONE NAN. WHO, instead q
being The servant of the people, is there
by made their master. g. :. -: -
&. That. a!!hughtIri- power was cor
tfrFred only td'qrre-t rath and udeonsilt
r tl"nal ldei-lHitn.i il has hts.n emplovp
Il where no strh 'reasrns were alleged, h
- T. = '"nt HI ul,osc acts Gen. c. u,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
Erho sIanies Cen Tsylsri

. A. lllai, s.sna'seT fhaE.sd ten. Tsg-
lar Mia hsasILsnny. !, snhssSnsssiy
:nTnrI out lllal Grn. rs acrusrT had
hera rrbukeI ia Mrxiro hy nld Zark 10
ioEtiag q aEa,Esssi. and iadseled in Co
lalnh.s lar sfsafiag hog.
+ Annlher Erllaw makrs charges against
Grn. Taylar in The Louisville Dsmorral.
he haasis that h. serssd Al Bnena Vista.
Mas a Mhig nhen h. rnlrTed the srrvIer.
hus now g.aes Tor Gen. lass. tine 81
his comrades. in The l.onisa lille Joalali.
slenrs lilaI ilse & low Was ever Wing.
sal srronnis ior HE hostility 10 LsR.
ra,laE ihlls:
"Mhrn ne were about 10 aliaek lhr
enemy al the hal.le al B,,ena Visa. AMI
every o;hrr man was n las past. esgrE
and really lor the roniesl. thls 4. NJ. was
in ins Ia hide nnsler the hillside AMI O.
terp finm the engagement. and one "f the
Officers af oar ramPany hal in draw hl'
sword npnn him helnrr he wonld shaw
any symptoms Of lighting. Such cowsfdl'
~ mrn ~ shese Ne do nai want lor Gen,
Tayiar"
Il ls quite proper thai hen.ransi rob
hers. pig-..ra rrs aud towards sllunld "p
pose OIL Zacs. Albany Ere. Jour.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

s,r,ng vale, bss pulAbh,3 t'"t. a'''' 40
lTsss a hls eoasliBrhls, giEiag he 9 D.
sans flf suggesting tieR. Ta'l''' We
make lie Showing eElE2ri ia lrEa1d i"
L. n~rsonal rllarsr1rF ii tsfn. Z. 49,
"a hsfs dernird same Iiaar. sia1e n
ro,ni,-saas,. N ~ inrcssisssinn a - 81
,,,sr sr.i ooinoas II tsrssrrA Iayief.
- 4 l.ssr rpa.e l. ~ sl'asiusF'n H.
Il ! esery usy aerih! u iisr snrFoH =
,he Mhix rsFir.
- lave freed him from o. easii-l r.
eor,ls Il liz lis,oly. 6nd ilasi ; siInns
.Iasss n IIsslSrt and slefp rrgsrd i.H lil'er.
= flaws characterized his eansi',ei. !
kna lin lenprrsir. iaholioi.s. iragai. sl'.''
ne and plain IN II III lssiss. and iraas
!, m times "a sseiiere himself 70 secure
1he soml.,rl afhls f,li0w salGiers. 'ih"ngi.
n. lie has hrrn slrAalr.l 70 arns. J NM
him drawing his sEsnd anly g Tie b'a'
ding az ms t:aErm.Dfni. and siTays hhl'
prEing the stern ne,'es-ssie. 81 Esr VIII
sls mere Curious aialaalrs ~ eei'eS o
lrnee and tasEey.
-. When the heal af lie battle MAS over
no wife was made Widow. M children
l.lhrIless. BIZ any ari Of his. NO ron'I
n.aruial lallourd IN The train of his h,ill'an
car rr: hrs hand never signed sra'h mar
rant. When he surveyed ihe fields 81
his VlaFy, the sleEnness 0l the waFilal
yirltled "a The nahle impnlsrs ni The man
and yau find him with heart tender y
thai &c child. oveilowing n the sight /"
human misery. n Iherr is nns feature u
his chararler more slrongly marked thar
annller. Il j. a high and Stern desire b.
law aud Justice. In al the leaaing lraI'
nj his character, there is striking sem
hIanee 10 lhai 81 Washington. The "n
has evidently sersed - = model for Ih
either. Their characters were fnrIncdnn
der very similar rircnmsIanres. Bolh sH
tered HE army while yauHs ncn. and III
first services Of bath where On the iroI
tiers, warning against savaees. 1hrre
probably n0 sliuaiiun better ralrnidied
lrvrlope the mind q IuSn ana ssIenglhe
his character Than this. His rnergi"s ~
kept constantly awake nv lhr slerpiess A
ii,ily Of The ioe with which he 's sonIrn'
ling. Even in style II writing They Al
alike" IF. RputkosH.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
THE JERSEY BLCRs.

Al the late Wig State Convention in
New Jersey the following resolutions
were :tlnplel unanimously:
Nk.rsas .,e Wh;s NNti~nsi C"a~c"
tinn. in which the Wing al ". " Jersey
were ftilv represented and exercised their
FIJI! s',are of mi ,enre. have nominsird
Z ,cnARy TAYLOR fr President and Mn.
LARD FILLNoRE Tor Vice Presilem:
: AMI whereas the friends oF gond gov
lernmeni ran triumph ,otef the combined
cohorts ARRIVED IN The support Of had
principles and had men only ny united ef-
forts: Therefore
Resolved. I hal every Whig in the
state isNcalled upon BY the highest MARION.
al considerations 10 exert every nerve fo
SECURE ihrir election. as rhe only means
81 saving the country from vast impenll.
ing evils. -
Resolved. That the simple and repuh-
lican habits of Gen Zachary 1'ayIar: his
cool and Intrepid hearing midst scenes of
confusion and strife his ability and judg.
meni in planning important actions. and
his indamiIabie Energy aud perseverance
in executing them; his uIcomprnnising
in;egrirys his ardent love aud devotion to
/ Why principles. prrferring To have their
great champion President to being Presi-
dent himself; his bold and manly deter
minsliun. il elected President, :. To admin
isicr The forFramfnt untrammelled BY
party schemes:" his magnanimous stand
against the nsnrpaiidn and enrroachmcnis
of The veto power; leaving 10 The will ol
the people, az expressed Though their re.
personalities in Congress, :. the subjects
nf the tariff. The currency. tile improve.
nent of The great highways. rivers. lakes,
md harhdrs = soiaiirr. SET looking " up.
! on war 81 all times and under al, rirrum.
stsnrc< as ans,inaaic laniiy." and soolh
ing It's horrors by Uniform kindness to sub
. oriinaies, and humanity 10 prisoners op
/ posed 10 The suhjug;lli,.n and dismember
ment of other countries. and in favor o
harmonizing the disrqrdant and conflict
ing interests and feelings Of our own
/ have qiv'n him, justly, a strong hold up
an the atErc,inns Of lie people, allied hin
tn The great Whig party, whose principle
are hi, own alif will therefore he carrie
! out by him. and erven HIM, onde, exIsl
. ing circumstances, pecniiar 6'ness 70
e The chief Magisiracy of the country.
$ Resolved. That Willard FIllmnre j
, well known aud highly honnred by III
4 Wings of New Jersey as the unwaverin
: and eflirietit advocate 81 true Wing prir
!. cipies. aud particularly the tariff IL 1912
and as The defender of The rights Of thi
, State and liz broad seal agains. the our;
! ses az T.lrGfncoism il 1899 and 1910
E that we hail his nomination with nniye
: sal satisfaction. aud viii give him OF
+ jealous and unanimous support.
= Resolved. That the principles wtle
!. General Z7rhary Taylor has avowe
l. comprehend fully all the principles whir
.e the Wings have ever rnnlendrd Tor in n
e speri to the Executive Department.
e. Resolved, Tia, these principles are ;
r. follows: That the Presided should n
4 YER bring the power. in1nence. pauonag
!. or prescriptions Of the Executive. Ia sc'
, anil oSeraye she acsoa Of Cp.gtess, H.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

he 1h6als HFyeT fsttssss ne VIE Fa' g
fare,a N Prrgpnt aug .'aslllHlfaHa agst
tasty lszslaainaa FlaEs BE shaela nstff
81 % Ais Gaainas sG tae raaR i,assiaa =
eain,i IN stls.,3ses,.sazs ~ - ssEErEar
l's.ars. g ST. saasAesi tsrsriire &C - Goa
rsnnse.as aad riaai Il,srrfare - slsoold a.
9fa,e sd eisR II wsll ronsniessd bis
ss'rh cpngErss msy Pstsrnl q him 81
lie sslatlasisn.eai q > PEnifesase iaria. Ia
uselnl iulrsnsl iHsTTosFmrnis. and ioE ~
asher as.asn.rs u daEse,iir pssliry 10
ahirh The u hes a"naend.
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CEN. cAss AND HIS LIVES.

II being established by the voluntary
revelations of The Hon. John Wentworth,
Demai.ralrc member Of Congress from
Illinois. and supporter Of General Cas-,
tina, he had an agency in. aud was prisy
to. tile publication Of tvO EUes Of himself
The one designed to hoodwmk and de-
ceive The people ol thr North with regard
TO his views IN The suhlec: Of The extrnsinn
Of slavery, and the other. To perform an
equally di>reputabIe service il III" South.
---she qarstions arise -.-i' a' man who, Z"
rgnno'e his own siiish purposes, ran Ks
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
G.. C.. I.ANopoS. esq.
ARMY. y. Y, July 81. 1913.

ALBANY. n. j., July 81, 1918.
Hon. John Gayk--
DEAR SIR: have your letter of the
18Th instant, bnl my official duties hare
been 50 pressing that have been CON.
pei cd 70 neglect my private correspon-
dents. | bad also determined To write no
letters Cor publication hearing upon The
contest in the approaching ranyass. Bu,
a. YOU desire sumo information for your
own satisfaction IN regard 10 the charges
hrGnghn against me from The SnnII,. ou the
slave QUESTION. have concluded To state
briefly my position.
While was in Congress. there was
much agitation on the right Of petition.
Nv votes will doubtless he found record.
ed unif 'rmly in favor Of il. The rule up.
OH whlch.l acted was. Thai every ciii-
zen presenting respectful petiIi"n 10 the
holy that by The constitution hal the pow.
er To grant or refuse the prayer OF il. was
entitled 10 be heard: and therefore the ne.
iiIon ought m he received and consider.
ed.l. If right and reasonable. the PRAYER
Of il should be granted; but if wrong nr
unreasonable. j. shoalI be denied. Ithiuk
all my votes. whether op the reception
| oi Petitions or the consideration of resn-
lulr,B-, will be found consistent with this
rule. - 81 g.. .
Ihave none Of my Congressional da-
rumeufs here. they being at my former
! residence in Buffalo. nor have access IL
any papers or mem9rantin To refresh my
recollection; but ! think y, some time
while in Congress | took .ocrasios to STATE
IN substance my. sic ws.on. tle subject q
| .yatery ~ the STATES. Whether The re-
marks we're reported or moi / am unabl.
in say. but The substance was, Thai re
gar,led slavery as an evil. Bat ene uitI
,chich the national gorsrnms,a had 10th
jag 10 d". That by the constitution o
The United !Saiss. tie Whoie pomcr our
that question uds Vested ia. ihe segsrx,
States mhsre the Institution ,c0s folsfai
I'd. Tfhey Regarded II rs a blessia,
they had n constitutional right u min
, IL, aad i tbcg rsgar,ted Il as'an sriiihr
hal lie pomer. and kae,e best ho,O TOM
! PLY The remedy. / did mol eJnceiUe N.
Congress hal any pomsr ouer IL, ar IRA
in any may responsible for lis coati",
ance IN The several States mhpreiferis
ed. ! have entertained no other sent
menfs on this subject, since ! examine
i sufficiently To form an opinion, and
: doubt mol. that all my acts, public an
private, will be found in orcorIance Wi
: this view. ..-..a ~.e =. .
!, have the honor TO be.
Your ob't servant.
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
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inst hat otr venri able ntghhOr whap ie'
sides n.er ,lie Executive organ lsays The
Na;innal InirlIlernrerl viii take no ex.
ccplions 10 our erhoing one Of his well,
remembered EXPLANATIONS. (nuw adopted
by our Albany co,cmp"rary.l ~ being
briitr fitted lhan any other that we can
lhink ri. tn convey our own impression
of the presen, aspect of The pnli,iraI hori-
xnn.
In the Empire State. where clouds but
lately otscurch tie pinsprri, light has Of
a sudden hurst firth from darkness. and
spread al around is cheering rays. The
casual exeilrmen, Ia the riiy 81 Albany a
lrw days asa has hangh, ous The Wing
sentiment. rou.ed the Wings themselves
from their late apparent lorpor. AMI insPr.
ed them with nee sense II The duly
which they uwe Ia the country. to them.
selves. and tn the Wing parry.
From other quarters vi The Country wo
have information equally cheering. M
thai has been wung amnng true Wings IS
coming liglli. AMI the nn,nimous wore 81
the Wings Of Albany will have the more
effect aud power from lis NOT having been
uttered unadvisedly. but after grave deli;
beralinn.
The remarks apply in our mind with
more immediate force 10 The late nI,erance
nf the sober iudgmen, Of The intelligent
and consistent Wings Of the city Of Aha
nv in their public proceedings on Mon:
day last; hi, they apply with hardly less
lircciness Ia Iecent manifestations by the
Wings in the city nf Bns,on aud o'heF
populous towns aud neighbolhoods.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
Correspondence Of he National Intelligence
Harrisburg, [Ps.) August 81, ls4s'

""''@"s' - " ~ @N~-7'
The Wing convention met this day IN
the Courl.honse, and. by arrlamation' no
minated lie Hon. VIM. +. Johnson as
candidate for Governor nj the ensuing
ulcloher elecIion. Mr.. Johnson is the
present acting Governor. and. il the ell
lhtisiasln which existed this day among
the members ol Convention is carried IT.
tn the canvass lhronghou, the state ne
will most certainly be- elected 10 prrs'oe
over the des,nes Of The state for The nex'
three wears.
During the proceedings of the C"nven'
tim. whenever any allusion was made !"
the Hero OF Bueua Visa. shout Ion,l
and long went up. Judging from all
can learn lrqm the DrIeg les from the va,
r"us paris of the state. | am persuade"
,ha, the Elertoral vote oi PrunsyI'a '''a
will he given to raylor and Fillmore.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13

Illinsis. The Chiraga Dem"er'''
Cas+ and Dntler papcr. SAYS: at ra"""
he denied that there,is considerable or'
fiction tnm The Democratic pHriv IL '''''
CITY. and lhat Gen. Cass will rot receive
so large a majority ~ we lave I"r"ofN
gi$.u At IT, r9c.llca,iaI y.r*3j"ua. g
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-09-13
The Contrast.-tsen. Taylor has bee

The C0ntr3St.-tseu. Taylor has bPeR
forty years in the armv uf his county.
the greater part OF that time engaged
in ac,ual service. lie served under Ge-
neral IIaIrisoa in the war of 1912,
fighting the British agd their Indian allies
on The Northwestern frnnlier-. lie WAS
under the galIan, Sc"ii in The Black Hawk
war. lie subdued. himself, lhe Indians
in Florida, af.er other comnAniers had
failed. and, with inadequate fnrce, carri-
oil the arms nf his country in triumph
throughout he whole &c the late war in
Mexico. Daring all bis lang and brilliant
1servire>f. however, he h9S never received
single dollar as fTirn ALLOWANCES, j..
How il il with Gen. Cas-! Why
while Governor Of the .rerrilprs Of Mich
lean. he ex,ortrd from the Treasury ol
the l.. States upwards Of s8o,QO0 as extr;
allowances, though during the same peri
cd, he rccel,cd $4,000 a. salary.
=. Rough q Rsa.Iy.
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GEN. TAYLOR.

TIE Hon. Daniel Duncan. member
Of Congress FROM Ohio, who has Just been
re- nominated fog trngrss b! "r,
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IRON him for political tG.cl. The people
caunol be cheated 20 eas,ly. n u Sar.

SQUALLY.-The ch ,nccs decidedly
now are that Gen. cgss VIII nGl garry
his osrn State. Michigan. The noise
and confusion" are immense, and the De-
'morracy are running irpm Cass over 10
Van Buren, in herds. We Rip the fol-
lowing br-lce of items. the first (rnm the
latest 81. Louis Republican. and tile see
end from the C1,icag" Journal. they
are cnnngh To make cass indignantly
break his sword over again:
Mathematician. Greenly presi-
,led at :. n.reling. Of The Barabarness in
i,enawee Go. Michigan. u lew days since.
In Detroit John Norvell, l.. s., District
Auor1ey. and one hundred anil fifty other
Demnrra,s. have signed paPer,lrelaring
their opposition 10 Gen. Cas-. 81 gees
Michigan sz -:
Moye Betting in Neutrality-suspicious.
D. Smith 'of Adrian. Nrhigan, am! Ibt
I."roluca Secretary Of The las, Senate, has
renounced allegiance to Cassand support!
Van BuTrn. :. r. 81. = ..~.-t: .-
Ex-t;ev. Grrenly also presided al iht
bolier'z Inpering at Adrian. on The l4ih.
| We wonder if his TIE Intention @
Cass's friends 10 further " distract ib,
nariy" in that State by running him as.
candidale' chicago jolnrIaL