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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
Correspondence Of y. Y. II raid
" ANIIINbTON JnI' c, IJfG'
GENERAL. SCOTT.


While The military operations ii General Scott must
attract he highest admiration OF even the old dIes If
Napueon, his civil f., the maintenance "f his
position in Mexico scarcely less marked b, the
prompuude and discretion Of mind. Yet this
great general and civilian. who has accomplished the
sra"n and Temporary comparative Tranquility OF an
empire with handful VI men, is to be arragned aud
amlnpd as criminal.
WA, arr the charges What has he failed 10 do
that euld accomplish? Where has he fallen short
IN ylhn2 No answer. lie has done his
du'y But sir. there deficiency s,pnlew here; and
think 1t is traceahe 10 that "hasy plate of soup" lie
has "nllien enough To the war derarlnenthe hss
slghted Secretary MarcA has held The secretary N
apparent contempt. and he is called upon To answer or
lie has said the ''dNgnsed' at The esima,,s
of the Union Of the force in the field which at the
time commended less than the adJntant general made
il cut; and suppose upon these things that he
10 be tried OF course the inquiry do nothing but
commend the transfer of The Wasi. ton and the
senate or drop the snfc and We n her suspect they
will be glad enough to drop When the old General shall
appear before he,n JU,TIcE.
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THiRTlETH CONGRESS-.
Ik>T SESSION.
N.sHIseros, Jan. 81, 1879.
SENATE


The Seh,ts was eslirJ ~ order, and proceeded 10
90. 81 IT The mlrning husiress.
Snndry pcii,i,ns nd me morals were prl srnie.
On poun the un.rnirg business as laid aside and
.e sena pr-,redrd consider the ord Of the day on
the Ten Regiment Bill.
MI Dowss addressed tie Senate at . me length, in
yr Of The bill lie declared himself In favor uf III. ae
o. son ither b, treaty force, Of Mexican territory
ic.eni the adrnnily due cit zens l,r uui
r5ees ~ hrfrgas and pnpeny aI.a Ia pay The eNpen
So uf ihr War When be concluded,
Mr. DOUGLASS g3t ihe flor, aud the Senate adj Urn
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr.. RNErr asked and obtained lo,ye 10 make per
Sonal explanations and said sundry things ia reply 10 Mr.
GoGGiN.
Mt G. b. SMITH called Mr. RHErr to order for rte
cvancy.
The CHAIR said the gentleman could proceed in order
and thai there was no rule prescribing the nalare OF per
sonal explanations.
Mr.. SMITH appealed from this decision and the appca
was land ON the table.
Mr. RnErr concluded his explanation. stating that he
had been msrepreseniei.
Much confusion prevailed in the Hall several mem
beers addressing the Chair at the time. When order
restored.
The House proceeded to the business in ORDER viz the
resolutions Of Nh. NNroN, reported yesterday by the
committee THE Nhur, referring the Presidents mes
sage Ia certain commuters.
MIR. CoBB, OF Ge'ga, who was entitled To the .or,
addressed the House in defence OF the President
MIR STEPHENS followed, and replied Ia Mr.. CoBB in
striking speech lie commented severely on the course
of the President AID Secretary ufWsf.
ar. CHARLES BKowN warmly defended the admins
tIaon.
Nh c. Il. SMITH obtained The floor and
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

The Conyetlu Of Wisconsin Territory, now in SEES
son. framing Stale Constitution. has decided thai Inc
Legislature may, al future period, Confer the fls
OF suffrage 'arors, snjtci 10 he ratification o '
popular vote. Ne would remind the Enquirer thai inc
coiocos outuuu,ber The Wings in The Con scuilon more
than two 10 one
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

very large 1ucufco meeting "as held in New i"H
onlsaurday evening last, and res luons adopted approx
ing If lie course m The Administration in regard To '"s
origin and prsecu,iop Of the war All the speakers were
imported from Washington the conspicuous oi WHOM
rels S.nafoIs II Jut' on aad Fuutc.
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GEN. TAYLOR AND TuF TARIFF

Tue y /. lnhnne lately gave publicity 10 current
rnIn" III Washington. that Gen ia,lur had avuw ed
his pfeteen Tor The lantf Of Si6 ahd the Sub Trea
Snry.-l LIS rumur Turns OUT 10 be Il tlbrcaon as We
were we'll satisfied II was. The W shington coyresp,n
dent OF The Philadelphia North American says in feia
hon luil:
MIR Davis denies having pr pounded any in,prroca
tories to Gen Taylor. having received any letter
frn" MN s'sce sa.nsal IL Washington The report :"
therefore, Is wholly @nfpundedt Gentlemen IN the
confidence # Grn Taylor who ,cfnpy hiuh positions
IN the Wing ranks have auhorizpd me 10 state that
he neither 'h'e'alns, "or has he expire scd any such
opinions as are aScdhed 10 him in reference to The
Tam OF 1870 aud The Independent, treasury"
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THE VAN NESS CASE.

The supreme Court, the G3ll nit. dismissed 'he
appeal # Mrs Counor. ho .ali I'd Ia be the VIE o.
General John j. Van Ness. iLe ground Ola want Of
jurisdiction. which, in effect cnufri.S the decision Of ne
Court nriow, which settles the case I>ersey TO lho
plaintiff
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tnn. in pr.nd cuuncil assembled snail t1G''''''"p
r,,L., s7 ~ as pr pr aud mosi aHal'aol" H.,
80 -. .hal .lpk lasl. ard remain hao'o the
''' Respectfully,
JOHN NJ BoIlS.
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SEMI OFFICIAL.
From The Philadelphia Public Ledger IF Jan. %.
FRO,l WASHINGTON


If NJ TRsr's treaty be accepted by the Senate and
;ahing If lands aud The payng Of money the W mnt
rroviSo falls of lis accord. In The gr,und for ia that
case the Rio Grande east and the Gala wrst will form
our boundary. And the extreme curiosity Of the House
l. know the ineirucl ions given To Stde and others
will also abaie, II will probably appear Thai the Pres
ideni has very little To show paper. My won
der only is, hat the oraer 10 allow Santa Anna
TO PISS, should he attempt landlng, was gwen in
writing; but perhaps this could not be avoided,
obedience 10 order, verbally communicated, could
reasonably have been expected from ,flicer. When
was at last ais r.ied by AUSTRIA Jealous writer
IA diplomacy asked. special tav,r from trince
Me,tcrnct that he shu"ld he prnn;td 10 examine the
archives aud hy that means the secret history of thai
extraordinary Republic The PERMISSION granted,
but the d geS aud Senators OF Venice had been wiser
men than was anticipated even by the shrewdest djpo
iacs Of the present day-n0t only did they heep their
diplomaic Transactions great secret, But THEY nEi
TIL Err KEPT NOR PRESERVED RECORD OF THEM.
II must be remembered II al II Is warm friend ot
the Admins ration and one IN daily intercourse with
its members who makes The foregoing startling Ievel
Atom for although il is rather limited than avoWed il
is scarcely possible that of lis 4mars would have
ventured 10 have given even Iniimalion of such
pers nal know ledge ID justify il. II it be true thai
there is no record of the ''secret purposes of Mr. Polk
the inference is not forced ualr that such record
wa. kept because he dared not permit the people
to see lt.-.Nm. hit
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PETITIONS.

By Nj nsnsrau- OF citizen. Of lhe county If Han
ovfr. f'' an appropriation nom The lteasury Il thirty
shusanJ dollars. ia Improve the ganOn q ih- "a
panky River, and It's in5aisnes beoa tue Falls there
q;
BY Mr.. Csls1R-Ofcnte,s Of the county If Lee
asking for the passage II authorizing the Tmsiee.
Of Heory and Emoy College to pa, he interest on tlcil
deb, due The Stale by the grs,uuus education OF Ger
tain nun,ber"f lntigcni Young men
Contested Election fom Harrison. Sc.
The rcpafi II be rumnii'ee Of Privileges and Flee
inns, upon the fciIon Of I,bn : Duacao complaining
o tie undue elecil,a Of lnscph Johnsan the le gaze
returned ttm the district comp Sod II The ruuiy 81 liar
isou aud paro the county Of D3ddrilgc, was taken
D..
On motion 81 MI Seymoer. the Ilanse PASSED owe,
IT,. whlenpTl, zap 10 Inc IL, wing resolutions
Resoired htre'tre. III opinion r. his Co1nniti,,
That the pol ppt orng 10 have been aiken ar lhe Mi
f.rd precinct. Ia the ceuay ol lisrus5n an election
held the 22d IL April 1917 ft the purpose II Shoes
ing delegate represent the election district comp
Sod If the county Of Harrison. and part Of the county
Of DoJdndge, illegally aken, and onshl 10 be SCI
aside.
The - re. luton Icing read. wa. agreed to by h-
House.
On rno'ian of Mr.. seymour the House pr ssed over
thets due Of said repr and took up lie last resolution
which WAS rad. IS Glluns:
Rcsoiftd. ! t,r,ior' he opinion uf this commit
ie that lhe rrturn OF joseph Johnson IS delegate Ia
represent the elefip4 dts fiei composed II the county Of
Harrison and part u The county ot Ddddgc WAS lie
cal and might tn be sci asdt and that The Speaker Of
fAe HOUSE OF D.iegacs be directed Ia issue , v nj al
ec'in 10 SUPPLY 'he vacancy ihus occ stoned SAID e,c
lin district.
4 motion made by Mr.. Shelley to amend the
by striking out all after The word Resoired and
sefling in II thereof lhr words THAT John :
Dppcan Is entrd 10 his seat a delegate from Tie
coHN " Harrison and AT ii he county u Doidtldrr
hong dictate eusued IA Which various matters inynl
sd I'm ihr contest Wtre Discussed NessrS Shc1ry
II \. u.
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NEGROES. NEGROES

~ r. u IL - II y
/ AN now in market to purchase fall supply OF NE
GRoES will pay the highest market cash price ior all
LIKELY NEGROES,
From 10 TO 10 years Old
Persons having any or sale viii do well call on me be
tore making sale, doubt the highest rics
ed' N. HART.
viii evea liberal price Tor two Bl.cksmiths and
Carpenters, good wossinsp.
n b. Persons at distance having Negroes sale will
Iowa''ed Oh romaf by giving description OF Tho proper,
90 sale Al H.
Aug. l9-t>..
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con-. VEN<EU.v'EHs'N N.ILE,

ID RSC Ant h decree Of tie county Coun OF
u Bedford pronounced na the 23id day of Navem.
Der. lslI, IN suit therein depending. Ogden aud wife
vs. Nancy Moshy. Sc. the undersigned Commission
er, therein appointed. Nil. on Tue sdny he | oh day Of
February lSi2, expos" III >1le, by Way OF pubc anc-
ton, tolhr hgbes' bldct, (a my shop near the prem
les > lRAoT OF LAND, lcongloa 10 the estate
Of fo.ndeNtcr w. Misty. de'd, containing by survey
3Ull ACRES.
The greater pan ofsald land lies well, about one third
being n'l land aud very productive. Il is well mhet
ed AID "arrrd, lying on llontlng Crock, in conye
neh' n'lghhrhond three miles West OF James Il ivrr
iieweyei hse wishing purchase will probably iiad
II Ia their n'rr'si Ia ,Xamlne Tor themselves.
TERMS OF Sal. ga credit OF one and two Years
equal lnsalnents except as 10 sufficient to det,ay
eNpe9srs Of the sale and Of the sur which wl be-
required IN cash. thu purches giving hhnds With god
personal security for the purchase money, and the title
Of The hand sud retained I'll all the purchase money Is
pad, As further security lhertHf
Al>o. IN further pursuance 81 decrcr Of the county
e,ufi OF R,dlad pronounced the 9th day of jann
srg, Isis N the easeo Ogden and WIFE, vs Mostly sc
he undersigned Commissioner, therein named and ap
rained for that purpose, will sell rubhc ouctiau 10
thu highest bidder, at the time aad place above men
toned,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

FIX Senator Poindesier, of Missis-ppi-"he DcrHs
Darning .Needle - as +. p Blair al the Globe" used
call him. though. truth to say, the En- Court Editor
ha, himself small lretonsons 10 heauy-is writing
series Of essays. reekng with locoiOcoism. for the
MIssi>sirpan. They do not seem, h wever To take
with The democracy" VIII, have forgotten GER
tain chapter, in the former history # their r,rvert
One Of hem remarked. ,he other day, the editor Of
the Natchez Coulie. that he feared PondeNiels acqu
son would prove fatal to hi, party III that State; for.
he said although he had greq faith in and reverence
f,r his principles he had doubts whether any parry
ought TO triumph hat recognized PolndeXer a leader
or even as prm uent memhrr 1t Is to be noted, tno,
that we have seen no glor6raon in The Washington
Union the recanla"n by "old P'i"s" Of what he
.ails his Whir hereses; and. II Jlcral jackson were
alive IT is hardly to he doubted that he would impnre
his Mississippi friends To nrn deaf ear 10 The simu,
atrd VOWS o p-nitence Of man whom he strongly sns
pected (hou.h croneousy certainly ) sing instgated
an attempt to assdsSinae hlm.-Uhg.
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EOr Rent.

TWO very comfortable Family Residences, Man
street. and possession given immediately both lately
cupie3 by Robert Morriss, Esq. Apply 10
Jan. 27fH IA. ptNNiNGToN, Agent.
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CONTESTED ELECTION FROM HARRISON
AND DODDRIl CT

l he consideration # The Report w The committee Of
Privileges md El.e nns lbe Contested Election fronl
Harrison and Dnddridge. was here resumed
The matter pending was lhe follow ing amendment of
Mr.. Sh,n'y tolhr resolution Of the committee declar
l,g the election vliised
Resolved, That John Duncan is entitled 10 his sea
as delegate from the county Of Harrison and parts Of tie
count, Of Djddrdoe
Air considerable discussion. the mait.r WAS laid on
the table.
DEATH OF JOHN w. JONES
MI llaryIe ann,tuced llie death Vi Juhu w Jones
aud ollerd the usual resolutions # respect Ia the lnei
" ol deceased member, which we've unanimously
dunird.
And then the House adjourned
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.N'OpENBER 18th, lSi7
CHEAP GOODS

.fSD y o MI 5 T.1 X E.
HAVE this das eceiy ed and opened second supply OF
L NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS,
selected in the Northern Cities. with which
respectfully call the attention OF the Ladies and the pbc
generally, they will find great many and beau ul
Goods, which be found elsewhc in this
and at e lower than they could have been boug ht
earlier in the deems the
numerous articles Just received but respectfully solicit call
10 the well selected sockwhch pledge self sell
prices TO give entire satisfaction and no NISr9KE.
Nov. lS--tsu TiOS NJ WILLIAMSON
NHt subcrber gratefully acknowledges his thanks
correspondents. for thoir liberal patronage the pas
veal and respectfully iuorms aud the public that
he as entered luo partnership with Alexander Brooks
ana Samuel Jaines Jones, under the E.m OF JOHN
JONES & co.
he personal attention of each partner will he given
10 the husiutsS JNO JONES
Richmond, January |, tS4S
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Nj Watson, from Special committee, reported the
following bill wih1ut amend ufnt
hhi t'cfesie the I'D judicial Circuit, aud rerott
rpm NJ instructions requiring the committee 10 inquire
into The eNPedlency ofeqaazng the abr Of the General
oourt, and 10 nslder the praprey ii creanlg new cir
cults. And, on motion OF Mr. Watson. 100 copies in
sddllon TO The usual number, were ordered to be pm
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07
Virginia LEGISLATURE.
nnl Sd oF nEIEGAlEN.

loNpAy. January 81. ISIS.
aif sl'.sks anronneed the f,iew4ag as the ranu.t
llr re- lnliaH aiogieJ SATURDAY, last rrlar,se
~fpfss. At.sis lro,. " alst.n. Grcr1ahI kly,s
Iey. tiAfiz, Mcl,ileuay and Alien Of Gle. and Aer
at- Stephenson. iram the COMMITTEE of Roads and
s. rial Navigation presented he fsllaw ny nils
b r. i#sB#.Hd Inc al entitled atl concerning ia N,
thr iiulf ksgs~ha kitff; and
bio embarrassing suisrr lion behalf nt the Com
fslwfa'ih, l. the Natth Rive >ak.att'n Company.
A}r Lancaster, tuu tie c,uuIlf=tf an the Ptmtcui.a
las,t1 In presented fhe following bdi
~ = regulate visiting the nieriaf Of he peAiten
an '.a'lsn 4 Nj Sioya
hrsfgrd. Thai the csmHsilee Il {. nfJ.. in4aar in
rNpsliancy II repairing hli proslirg mafe etec
tt TIE protect Of ~ his I Inafr.,d women.
re IT, properly i1hc Nlle a The une 81 mar
'rIs 8Hat,, itaI.fr, .r eng aIe.auaiS OF th- huS
ga. 4a-. |as i1s n 10 nd. afelt. pop.
RS ilai fat b. bQ ea.see, donations made tlsn
- ans az
an nisiaa ii Nr Csanay.
Rosave3 That The use II ne Ill ( the Itoase o
Delegates h. allowed h lac Srgnia Bible SyelrY tu
4s'3 lheir meeting Ihasslay ul.h next
o motion at Mr. jaeuhs.
Re-. lv,d, That the committee Of Roads and Insrna
Nayigatr - Instructed /, ipgnre the stpedis4ry
ffanrndag he act pissed the pr.se8t OF ste
General Assembly, Iacfea>ng The capital stock oil the
Shenandoah company. Ia require the mp MT
Il TED directors JnJuci the affairs Of said com
pary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-02-07

nj CirsHff $ua,tisf Gauf + a. al hare = >
heal. Ia State ir t. aIa Il aud azs=Hl i. - -
circuits The ny a, l.-ha1a am e.aasA - li#t#s ~
Constitute ,s ava he frs'doeei ~ c5uniiss =
les and nsns he isJ ~ and cdusutr fiiis"" >
The sad 4 have aad sAerc q the 81 a" asdei'
all iAiu aaJ IN sli Gauss, baih al cn ia, IA"
and IN chsrcn, Which Is my exercised BY 'he 1itee'
sapefa Courts 4 Law and CHANGER, IA each oi ah'
sand counties. .i'i's and to~ns
Sd tnai N .n OF tue rnerai Cum AZ M" - abts"
e. ny law. 'at The i've seai judges iof the tnf h'ns
ii said Superior Courts ii Law, shall CONSTITUTED eeh
efa Court with the same jursliciios over all bugs
and Ia all cause, which IS ~" exercised W Tie oeh'
u Cum.
sh Ihatal causes NV dercndas and u'l'iefi1ta
:" "a "e "eisis' Jun. ~ ~ a"p - 80 49,,
N""''S ~ -" NM : ''"' = ~ - s,a
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"a' ',' 81 rs VI WI ,,r, u, m,
an ', , s' 5 In law 59 G 1s sgeraI
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I'D IA hold Her ,Ii =. isnpy, provided bT law. y.
een :, Tho q,,, If f,rb,l AMI I'M, I'll fieo. ,s
NH -, - ,. ~ r l.II ,,.s,,,t li,, chr.
and mr., lin, H., ana, - = 4 I,ufy .url tbe l.,s
If MS fire 81 an ,t45t Gf TIN. ffeetdn,g var. Ia
t al - Ia, in, MD IL, In. ,lcf .t,n Of i,, al the
t5nf,s ,s,,ll,.Es5 D., Ibissfl
6fb Th,i the Il ,,,I,ocb rsaz5aai H. crease If
The salar, Of liz asv judo a. sisIl itafsl,.tIIopt
a.. . 49,, ..'i h, -,
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g orr Negroes,

most II them yuung and likely. belonging to the cs
tate II said Mesh, credit Of six months. the pur
chaser giving bond with good personal security
II. MAJOR.
Feb 3--n5F Commissioner
t. The Republican VIII please copy
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

TrrsuAy. Feb. LIST. ISIS
communication received from tie Sopate. Which
,gas read.
Tn SPEAKER laid before The House communication
tnm She hnVefhnF. s'ailrg thai he had appointed cum
rissuncTs behalf ut the STATE 10 meet the c3mlnIs
saaefs appointed on The part of The State Of Ohm, IL
ADJUST the boundary between he Two States thar The
SAID had assembled in The CIV 4 Wash
lngon and had ajourred sue die without accomplish
ing The object f Which the board assembled anu tnca-
sng letter fom the commissioners nflhe Stale annuun.
eng the result, which was laid the table and ordeel
Ia le prnted
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in Ibis city. And We shall endtaSor ~ manage all in
ter-sts cautIed 10 oar cure to and r'cr the
confidence u .lhr public. JNo JONES,
A BROOKS,
SAML. j. JONES
Richmond. January !. 1915, 4ls il.
jar. 81 Init
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Commission House.


OuO UObltb a 60.
We have this day entered iuto partnership, for the
paspose Of ransactug The
Com mi sSiOD BnsineAs
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An not c1n'en with hisexhitl IN Of ..nao..' -
tie Wings immediately pr"ceeded to ell p w., -
ti"c") STATE Printer by maj riiy III over n. es'e
Weiss (Whigs) We copy the iolLwinu co' na1n' aoc
From the New Orlens Bee ,r linn. mary
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ToTHEDEMocRAcy OF PUTNAM
COUNTY.

The Democratic Central Committee, have
npon Consultation with the Democracy in dit
fereni sections Of tho county, came to the
determination that the system Of nominating
the candidates for county Offices by the pop
ular vote, would be carried out most effect
sally, and give general satisfaction, BY hold
.inr primary meetings on the day Of the spring
e'ec,ions, al the places Of holding said elec.
,ions in the respective townships. j. is an.
ticipaied that upon that day there will be a
more General turn out Of The Democrats in
each towpship than can be obtained by hold
Inc special meeting for that purpose. adj
You are therefore requested to open poll
on that day (ihe first Monday Of April) for
the purpose of ballot,ing for candidates fol
The different offices 10 be filed at the ensu.
ING October election, and make returns there
sfin compliance TO the rules heretofore es'
iablished. grH,r. "a .s1fg .lallis.g .ggo
Bs order Of he Dem. Central Committee
f, - JAMES MACKENZIE, Ch'n.
I'd January llth, ls4s. .tssaos "a coed
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md whenslhcy win adjourn il among thing
uuknosn op Earth.
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iaTHEsAJMERICAN N ARMY.

|gaOoe green spot ,rwel think the oppoAoR.s
night discoserthrodghiheirgf green spectacles
IN the history Of the present war; We alluds
"theideportment of'our army in the cor
aaest Of Mexico.--wha, the French would
call the morale Of OUT officers and troops.qsd
q, The iecerdsofi the worldimay be challen.
ged TO furnish parallel Of the omildness and
jorbenrance cxhibited'by eur victorious ar.
mics. Contending with q foe often bsarius
on his banners "no quar,ers' and always
mani!esting the spirit Of this bloodihirsty
mo'to, they have not resorted 10 the s'lex tsl
ions'--lhey have withslood hetemptaiisn ts
retaliate and have borne themselves fneseiful
towards msrciless enemy Ina country Of
ass,ssns, their own ranks 'thined BY mid.
aight murders, they have fotbore the vsa.
Rsance, with rare exceptions, whichnit wss
always in their power setake, and with fsss.
4nliinierest. % In which Of .he European VARS
have no. the cry Of violated females, Of inass
dered husbands, the repostso Of indiscfitni!
na.e slaughter and pInnder7ii cities snd
towns sacked, come rneumfally actoss The
Atlaa.is shores Of tke Amsricsp resais