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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

EEETRAY.-Camc into the enclosure Of tie
i! subscriber about he LIST cf September, dark
red COW, seven or eight years old, ttle white
under her be .ly-no other mark. the owner is
requested TO come forward prove property, pay
charges, and take her away.
THOMAS JORDAN.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
THE INSTINCT OF NATURE.

Love, and the desire for the union between the
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Without marriage, we have, in all countries de-
basement of one sex, and the criminal indulgence
Of the other with marriage, and the unrtstraIncd
INDULGENCE of the natural instinct very often sutt-
ering and misery Of the most fearful character.
Who. then, shall deny to man, "a free agnt) the
Tghtto marry and regulate the instinct oinoturc!
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
YOUNG MARRIED PEOPLE.

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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10
UNHAPPY WIVES.

Unhappy wives. who feel that thcirpnys;cai con-
dtion an health totally unfit thcm to become the
mothers of a numerous dipping, and who rcasona-
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I"t all Fnch unfortunate and unhappy wives lose
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vent many al cary and premature ccHth'
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-11-10

LNSTRAY.-Came into the enclosure of the
IL subscriber the 2lst Of last Augusta small
sized sorrcl two year old colt, small thin in the
forehead, white stripe the nose, left hind foot
white. The owner is requested to prove proper
ty, paw charges and take him away.
SALMON UPEON.
Bristol, Oct /, 1913. Is
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
rlrr rAyLon rLATroRrl.

.Tbe powrr given hy tho Constitution to ne
r,.ea,isr. 10 nlarposc his veto Is high eshsefs'
tIyspowsr, wh.eh should never be cArtsisedeN'
,en, IN cases Of alrni violation Of The ooiissnlon'
,,mAnIies, haste and Waai OF Consideration ui
"'rhe prr.onal opinions Of the individual who
may bsppsn TO aeenpy Tie Executive ohaif, aughi
no, "a control the aoiion oi Ioartsss upon q"s-
,.ons O, ef demesie poitcy, aar ought ha ollseaus
IA \. intefnossd where aafsIlens Of constitutional
nosrt M have been fri,led hy the VARIOUS depart
m,pls Of government, aud ueqaissetd u BY The
people, ,t.,...e H.. .aF,.n,,
the npfoyrmenl Of or goat highways, Hfeis'
ishe., and haihofs. The will o. the peopls as 'A.
s,s..sa ,hga' their representatives M eaagrr'a'
eughl % 10 be respected. aud earned oas hy lae Ia
aWsf. a, m tIInss. aud undsf al ers 1msiauces.
.a,lennl calamity 70 Be- ayudrd, 'feoalf a''hls
viii hopor ..fAsaiias.fl flss ai ar goszfai.' ut
.s we'll as ils true policy, ar opazra 10 ne 5lla
sa,,on eI other nations aud ll'e dzmeme. .finf NJ OF
,,hrr e6un,,,ss ay cou4a#sl. laf, IN i'f iznfuAse
Of ihs rrsai Washington why slaail We sii' 'ai
own 10 stand Oh or SO ground ,,,,,
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

GEN. WM. q, BUlLER,-A great hue
aud cry has been raised agninst Mr. Fill
more loF his yele ON the Creole ease-.
declaring that by TINT vote he showed
himself out aud ON an Abolilionist, and
opposed 10 the South.
Now, it so happens TINT GEN. BUT
IGR, the l.oenioco candidate for Vice
President on the ticket with Cass. voted
OIL that matter at the time, aud r0ted e.
aetig az M. FiHmore dR What,
therefore, are the Loeolooo presses aud
speakers doing by this charge against
Fillmore, but declaring, in iael, that Gen.
Nm q. Butler, Their candidate for the
Vice Presidency, is un oW daa om db0ii.
ti0aisf, and an enemy 10 Tie South. Do
they believe ili-lia journal,
The pamphlet ooucoeted aud published
in this State by the Democratic party, and
extensively circulated gives the vote of
Mr Fillmore IN the above case, but omits
all mention o. the lael that Gen Butler
r0tcd with hm on II. MIR. Fillmore is
grossly denounced for the vote, and his
name Is parudea in capitals with the no.
lorlous Giddugs aud Hale, but not a lisp
that Gen Butler voted he same rag at
the Saaie time. THIS Is whit our oppo.
neuls call yelling lie truth
~ o BRiiefm
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
THE ELECTION.

The election is at baud. On next Tues
day, the people ol the United States Will
be called upon 10 exercise the .preroga'iVe
Of freemeu in rs amplesi lorm-ihe cleo
lion OF the Nations Chief Magistraie.-
This prerogaiiye, at all times the boas'
and pride OF frcemcn, assumes higher
importance whom the people, grown
wcpried with the course and measures OF
an administration. are anxious TOT q
change. The prcathin-s Of Democracy
have 50 liule sponiel with lis prac-
tice for the last few years, that many Of
those who are charmed with the word,
and glory in being called "Denloerais'
are beginning to open their eyes and To
surmise that "ull is not goll that glis-
tens" There Is strong feeling ol dis
satisfaction, in relation To the powers
that be-" There has been 700 muebamal.
gamation for selfish purposcs-too much
Executive patronage for private and ann
bilious yiewa-.ioo much progressive FccA'
lessncss-.ioo great perveriion oiihe high
purposes Of government to the contracted
and illiberal spirit oi parry. There Is a
widespread desire to change this state Of
things, although this desire is comhailed
with the utmost zeal. On next Tuesday
the people will settle the question On
the one hand arc the Democratic candi-
dates. Lewis Cass aud William o. Lui-
Ter. elinging to all the ovils and errors o'
Loeofocoism, aud attempting, byperpei-
ualing them, 10 ex'on from the country
an aeonieseencc in It's own shame. On
the other, Zachary Taylor and AiIIafd
Fillmore, the Wing candidates standing
upon the broadpIatiorm OF the Con''''u'
lion, and promising redress for The many
evils with which the laud Aas been
afflicted.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

RELIANCE oN IEouDENcE.-Noo one lins
forgotten the all preyading anxiety felt
lor the safety Of Gen. Taylor aud his brave
men, when we hr,t heard OF the orders
Iom Washington, to strip him Of his cx.
pearucpd military force, aud leaving him
exposed within striking distance OF Santa
anna, aud the best disciplined army ever
r-pd iu Mexico, live or six limc- the
number of General Taylor's raw troops.
General Taylor ialt the whole rcspou-i-
bilty that was upon him, but be would
moi retreat, aud Hercr So DJcWtfrS. llc
prepared lo gHc Santa Anna battle, and
when hi. arrangements werr complete,
wrote a lcttcrto friend, inWhicli lac snd:
"Thi- NAY be the la,l communication
you may receive from me- ! have been
stripped by the Government OF regular
troop. aud reduced IN volunteers, and
tho. stripped aud at the mercy of the foe,
have been expected by my country 10 re-
treat orresigu Bur SHALL un NEITHER.
rue aoi tor s,ysriE jw jeci dc,p/y )or
He ao5ic SoiaicrS ph0 dre dbOui N b. sac.
,,teci by Mcir c0RHirB We SMALL
STAND STILL AND GIVE THEN mrrLE, RELY.
isG on A Just PEourENcE toR a RIGHT
RESULT"
The result justified the reliance! Read
the extract again friend, and say if Gen.
Taylor Is not man TO be tHsted--to be
conided IN! Had Cass or Van Buren
been in his place, what would have been
lhe RESULT Inevitable defeat, aud the sac
rihcc OF our brave men. But old Xack
places his reliance properly aud never
suucndur-, and never was beaten
Lon. Courier.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
EI.ECTloS RETURNS.

PENxsYLvANIA.-We have not yet re-
eeived full returns from tins state, The
latest relegraphic accounts, however
render certain the election Of johnson,
tWhie1 Governor, by a smaller maiodR
than the f,st accounts Indicated, Con
sidcring the Wings had the $4,000 ma
iority by which Skunk was elected to
overcome, the result Is highly gratifying
and Leaves no doubt that the vote of the
aold Keystone will be given to General
Taylor, by large majority.
The returns from the different Congress
sianal Districts, Indicate the election o
the following members Of Congress
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

A GoNrRAsf.-lfwe could be surprised
at any thing ifom our Democratic nppo-
neuts It would be with the prcsenu lug
eooluess with which, IN the iacc OF noI4s
fiou, iart, 10 the contrary, they olaitf 10
be great supporters OF Southern rights.
wH,si they den1uuee the Taylor men Us
being the cuemies ol the South.
Lei Us look al aud compare the pro.
eecjlnss OF the eoutentious, on this point.
Ia the Baltimore 4 uoefnlic CuA en-
ton, winch Nominated Gen. Cars, rpso-
luton was introduced expressing opposi.
Hon 10 the Nilmot protiso, aud was
promptly voted down. by the ovcfwbelm.
M ma!9nry q ZIG 10 36 This NATION.
At DEaocHAue CONTENTION. by the ubo,e
formal toir. refused IN express any opln-
l1a uHau The fn,is3. They have there.
Ia.t abandoned the south 10 her tate. aud
virtually uyuael the doctrine HAT putty
is superior 10 Syaitea interests
iiJN different was the conduct on the
same SUBJECT Of the Philadelphia Coatcu.
tIuu, WHish nominated bru. Taylor. Mr..
I4.I#Hz#ai ti4a# u.lgHaa iae following res.
uIIaas
Rf.alroi, Ina, wbil., all fowefis Is Ia.
kgu aaH Lg#als-a 10 mleIIesc with sia.
very IA any oIiue saIr,, II swtlH the
power aud IL l. ,he duty o. Iongsss. 10
HoAiHI lar introduction of existence Of
slNea IA ufY fomsa1y uvW rosse=sed or
iHa. mas Ie acquired.
lIe zaiI HH uuoIHrI It alter eaHsuI-
muuu W.I. lhs tha delegation, aal he
Wrusa Iouaks les rrmaIgs urua IT,
Tie luaeig.s winch II a-.glIed had been
frlaIHH#i rfima4# meetings through.
osl Ia state.
Me- auWI# aI r. Was Surprised 10
z#e p a.IHa4e. J5=eaaasHf Hf5IJc.
ell. N#I4IA,a84IruH Intention Of dIzm.f.
ipg the harmony aithp Convention. Ne
could uui AWAY listen Withll.Hga lua
srt OF uruouII-
NJ muu.J mo.cd to US the
u.0lWou u VI. lIlI.u ou iha wh,.. and
A.- Iu-als'ol irrs oup,d fg aH Orfl-
ghGmms myooHK thus proving that
Na... uIe lu.,ai- 20 Dw 1Wl1r would
have nothing 20 do with the question,
mWougy ol lht Casi Convention, were
heopu advocate o i1rc soil.
n o. BWi'aA
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

Reall on our first page, Mr., Stewards
letter to the National lntelhgenoor, and
you VIII see that the Presidens und the
Secretary OF War, not only bear testi.
mony 10 the correctness Of his charges
against the Democratic candidate Tor the
Presidency, but admit other extras which
swell the extra compensation received by
Gen. eass, to the enormous sum of s9la
81, lie refers TO the particular doou.
mont aud pages where the proofs may be
lound,-such proofs, too, as cannot easily
be conlfoyoHed.
In relation to Gen. raylor's ertfd CON.
peusalion, we refer, with pleasure, to the
following correspondence, between the
Hon, Rayerdy johnson, OF Maryland, aud
Adjutant General Jones, whose lesti.
mony completely sets a, rest the iabfica.
lions of the e Union.
NJ, JOHNSON 10 Aajatam Gen, JoNrs.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 30, ISIS
lIy Dear Geacrai-An article in the
Union, few days sinto, relating 10 the
pay aud emountnts received by Major
ten. Taylor, although | hope not 50 in.
tended. i, capable oi the construction that
he has received more than the laws OF
the United Slaies authorize. aud TINT he
has received il IN the nature Of extra al.
lowance. Although there may be in.
stances IN which sufh allowances may
be petleally proper, am Us satisfied as
can BE-, wi,huul actual knowledge, that
General TayIa. has never applied for or
received them. Aud as you are or may
be easlly possessed ol the information ne.
re-safy to put the matter beyond doubt.
you vii obllgem me by saying
F0at-li. nom the commencement OF
ms military service 70 the present time,
Genefal Taylor eyorapplied for OF fereiv.
ed ia the lom oi pay. omoIumenis OF 9TH
efyise. one dollar more than the laWs a.
fefaiS allowed. aud
SagHalY-A hcihHf hls lay aud einui-
umeuis dunns the period lie has been u
AluJof aeneraI huve not been the same
rs lLose received by General Jackson
whilst he held ihe same post IN the Army
ui the United siatesi
haKa no hesitation in making lhose
inquiries oi yon. because | know that
yourself. soldier io whom the county
Is indebted, Wla rejoice 10 ID Justice To a
BROTHER uihcef 0 ho has 20 greatly elevated
the military iamc oI the Gnilcdsialcs,
and whose only offence, IN certain quar-.
iers, Is To ba found IN the iacl thai his
eoun4ymcn haxe brought hizna before
the pubic iuatideuea OF theif confidence
IN llis integrity iar tie HI yhesi oiicial hon.
abls within lheIF giil.
our. truly
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

FATAL RLscoN1RE.-In a rcucoulre a.
Louisville ky, on the 9th ,nsto a Mr..
Kelly was shot by Mr. Ewing. The
bail entering the throat cutting oil he
tongue and tearing away his upper jaw
Mr.. X. was still alive, but death was m-
cyilablc
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

FEMALE GAMBiEHs.--A Boston cores.
pondcni OF Ned Bundino's Own, asserts
that there exists in that city a gambling
hell supported solely by females, many
Of whom are considered respectable
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

The attention Of those Of oar planters
who ship then cotton at Camden, Is ia-
y,,ed to the Card Of Me.srs. Meeolimm
& Num-
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
X. JONES, Adji. Gen.
Hon. Il. JouNsoN, Baltimore, Nd.


we wautno military men TO conduct
ouradnhuisiauou -llash, UHiON
That comes with an III grace from one
who supports two Gcnerals-Gcncral
Cas., the hero OF the broken sword, ond
Major Gen. Butler The one we admit,
fought eallauily in Mexiro; the other is
sa.d TO have speedily gotten on, OF harms
way 20 Aux lauud.'
We arc aware that when Gen. Jackson
hr-t became q candidate for the Presi-
Jeucy the Editor Of the Union pretended
TO be opposed to Military CmcIloins, and
in the Richmond Enquirer which paper
helhen edited, denounced Gen jackson
on account Of his Ignorance, violent tenn
pcr aud want OF suitable qualifications,
&c, and was more violent in opposition
TO Gen. Jackson, than were the WhIgs.
lie afterwards changed. and came to the
support OF his administration, but never
gained The confidence Of The "Old Chief
tain" Now, with no less than two Gen.
eraIs at the head OF his paper he says We
want no military men, Has the Organ
Grinder gone over to the support OF Mr.
Van Eufcu! lie, we believe, is no mill
lay man
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
NO BuNiia.

M rgHmf0fn0 brhlHd mc, and !
1aH acrss qgs, Hea aiire"
a Sublime spuilma,t suh.imrly eEprc,-'
.cd. Search a.l lha has been handed
down tou- of ail th5 hero., OF antiquity
--wal diligently the written lives pl all
ilr galru- OF modern tuuc. and sou
wul a.l 800 ayus G amy ous oi ,hom
mpu rhan1cfi-ucoi truly gl,n, mind.
And Who b, ihe auhor Aou1 OF our
rcalar ever saw H. leiore, and yet they
know mNNctirciy who spoke IT, They
kA0w it WAS that Oh man Zaciyy Tog-
igy. They can cc him with Ihclr
"mmd eye iu llt midst OF the lhickc-t
oi the baIlc of Huua Ni.to, the hm de-
termination of h- brow struggling with
uu expression of deep sorrow Tor tie
brave fellow, whulad fallen, and those
who werc yet to lite the dusl--whcu on
being miguogaiadns to his purposes, he
replied. while ihclirc of au uncouqucrod
will gIcdmrdln hs eye" ny WgYHif2
arc iehtad me. 0af / shall acrc6 pisS
them aiir.-AMrtHc Wig.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

n-onr Malq and Female schools are
now both in successful operation. FOR
,erms Of tuition an the Male department
see advertisement Of Trustees N another
column.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
mar N MIND.

That the Presidential Election IS held
on the rlRsr TUESDAY, tie ELEVENTH u'l
Of NOVEMBER next.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

NJ Forwarding aud Commission house
a,'Ful,on-sec advertisement Of L. :.
johnson & Co.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
REyEKDY JOHNSON.
AdjlGen. IoNEs. Washington.
.lay9ilat Geaa aJoNlateP,gZ
WAsgiycroX, Oct. 2l. ISIS

Defr Sri duly received your letter
OF the 30,h ultmo, and having examined
the article in the lmon, ol September
-, refereed to. have 40 hesitation IA say
iul lhg, all the pay and allowance speci.
lied "a. having been received hy General
TDylor, were IA strict conformity 10 law
and lhc regulations ol the Maf Depart
inenl made pursuant thereto; aud are
precisely such a. any other officer slmi-
larry situated, would have been enIllled
TO receive.
lnm. w. worry resneelinliy.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
The Iowa Democrat. a Loeofoco orgn

The Iowa Democrat a Locoioco organ,
complains bitterly that the Mounons in
that State openly avow their dglcrmlna-
tlon 10 vote in the Presidential election
even II they have to do so at the point OF
the huyonet. Arm yearsclyes, said
Mr. Guthrie TO his followers in this city
ON the Saturday nighl before the Cover.
nors election in lsll--"am yourselves
iof the maiutainance Of your rights on
Monday next and, If necessary, she'd
blood and shed it freely"
The case Of Dandridge Epcs, for the
murder Of Adolphu. Muir is to be carried
mp to the general court Of Virginia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

The Camden Democrat ncglacls TO
inform u-, whether Or not We have salts.
factodly proven that mgaYolGcn Cass's
friends in the North and West support
hja on the ground that ho favor, ihe VIII
mo. rrori-o.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

GEN C,ss AN ENEMY TO THE voLuN-
rEERs.-tnn. Cass reported bill in the
u. :. Senate on the 29lh Dec, lsl7, TO
reduce tie m0Hthig allowance of the
rot,atccr for clothing from So 81 to 81
81, and hence it Is that so many Of our
brave volunteers returned in rugs from
Mexico How can any volunteer vote
for mar like Cass, who deprived him
Of the necessary means Of clothing hish-
self in Il style compatible with a soldier
of our Republic
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

CorroN pIcaNo.--Cauon pckrd IN Long
Prrc, on ihg liih day Of October, lsls-by
Ncuots belonging to iie following gentlemen;
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01
FRIENDS -oF GEN. TAYLoR,


The time IS now at hand, when. you
will be called upon to perform a high aud
solemn duty. Before another number of
onr paper reaches You, the people Of this
republic Viii have decided whose hand
shall guide It's destinies for the next four
years. On Tuesday next You will be
called upon to decide whether you will
continue to live underline present dynasty,
Or whether you will prefer the adnin's'
tfation Of some one whose views are more
in accordance with true fenablieanism,
aud who advocates the doctrine, thal oil
power emanaies from the people; that the
two Houses OF Congress rs well as the
executive, are but reflections Of their will;
aud that the veto power conferred upon
the executive by the constitution is high
conservative power, to be used only,
when there Is a clear violation OF that
sacred instrument, Or manifest haste and
want Of consideration by NJ legislative
body; no, iot partisan Purposes.
We trust. the friends OF General Taylor
be ,hey Whigs or Democrats, will on
Tuesday next, so to The polls and cast
their votes for honest old Zaei, who has
never vel polluted his hun1s by peetid.
tons upoa the public freasury-who is a
candidate, because the people chose to
make him so-who has not been all
things to all men. aud on every SIDE OF
every political question that ever agitnted
the country. that he might gain power
and placo---Whos1 every thought Is lor his
country. It's prosperity, It's ultimate happy
destiny.
Washington telegraph., 1848-11-01

From an acquaintance with some Of
the above named gentlemen, We have
every confidence in the correctness Of
their statement, anG il The picking can be
beaten by the same number of hands, we
should hke TO hear Of IL.