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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27

,gains, your son lately in Kentucky, ought 10
&c Henry Clay.
1t is tras tia. this is in you deep ingratitude
10 Gen TABOR; but you are just playing OUT
your life long game: Tor when did ever HENRY
CLAY spa,e an enemy or t1iend?' lcongra,u-
late YOU upon your determination al last to de-
nouuce the Naive American party, TO whom
you wrote encouraging letters during the las,
canvass; and which they were kind enough 10
suppress; you can do SO with immunity! The
Native American party is dead! But whether
The memory OF Irish and other foreigners will
be as easy in forgetting ugoag as you are in
remembering fa,or, remains 10 be seem
Space compels me 10 pass over the long roll Of
your self. advocacy, and confine myself to Two
specifications YOU seem to think tina, Ohio
will not go for any ''Cne residing in the slave
States" but you; and llist New York would
more certainly besluw her vote On you Ethan
any other candidate" z -t
Ohio wen. for you, by the Western reserve
! vote. which assisted in getting for you. be-
cause YOU Were suspected Of trMh, in declaring
against Slavery! bad too much respec. for
your talents to suppose that you would again
attempt the same shallow ame No, Your
Judas faced resolutions at Lexington, deceive
no longer the blindesl "fana,ics." Besides.
if the free North would not take you when the
question was Clay and no Stare territory, will
they take the issue which you covertty tender
them, Clay and NO FREE TERRITORY!
With regard 10 New York. you seem
strangely to have forgotten the fact. that tie
Wing members of the legislature lave declar-
ed that the State will go for ANY other
Whig.' to close the mouths OF your rarizans
here! The city election Of Democratic
mayor in New York. willis, your friend PAL
:he election upon your popularity here. demon
strales that your name is indeed ''all power
ful'' to change Wing majority into L mlnor
ty a, least Ifthe Whig party are capable of
learning in This, they will read The future. J
know the strength Of party organization. and
the desperation Of those no have life estates
in your person-yeu NAV succeed in pushing
Webster. and Mclean. and Seward, ard Cor
win. and Scott. and others from the track once
more-ihe dagger Of your "srcre," committee
! and your public inqnisitors may kill off Genrr-
al Taylor Just no,v-bnt the deceiver may be
himself dpceiyed!-Yes. Henry Clay can new
er be President of these States!
! have the honor to subscribe myself.
eper Whig, and your obdt serv't.
c. NJ. CLAY.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
Co on. Good Ca.s;us:"--Fos she seneti.

Go on, Coed Cass;ua:"--Fos she benefit
Of our Wing friends, and the amusemen, Of tho
Democracy, we copy into our columns the
scs,hing letter Of CAssius NJ. CLAY. in answer
10 his cousin HeNRY's letter. which we inser-
ted lag, week. 1t will be remembered, That
this same CAssIrs, .long. long ago." went to
New York to operate there upon the ''fanat-
ics," TO induce them 10 vote for the great "em-
bodimen,." And it will also be remembered,
that he published al abolition paper in Ken
lucky, which no was compelled IL abandon, on
account Of ike excitement it produced against
him.
Few Of the members Of the Democratic par
~ will disagree with CAssfcs in his view Of
his cousins propensity 10 run for the Presiden.
cy And he certainly but expresses our belief.
that he .'never can be President Of these
States" Read the letter.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
g &c &eutinef:
For President in 1915,
T A NJ Els B u C H A n A N
For Vice President,
GEN. VIM. O. BUTLER,
OF KENTUCKY.
SUBJECT 10 The DECISION Gf A NATloNAl CONVENTION
SHENANDOAH.
APRIL 27. lS4o.
OF PENNSYLVANIA

Gf-We are authorised TO announce Major
JOHN HAAS as a candidate TO represent The
uniy of Shenandoah in the next Legislature
of Virginia.
Q5-Na are authorised TO announce GEO.
w. SiBERT. Esq. as candidate to represent
the county of Shenandoah in the next Leeis
lature Of Virginia.
fr;-We are authorised 10 announce DR. len
RY 5. WUNDER as candidate to rerpesen,
The coun,y Of Shenandoah in the mex, Legisia
turo Of Virginia.
give are authorised to announce PHILIP
P'TMAN, Esq. a. a candidate to represent
the county of Shenandoah in the next L.egis-
la,ure of Virginia
1c%We arr authorised 10 announce A1r. J
w. STEFFY. as II candidate to represent the
county of Shenandoah in the next Legislature
of Virginia.
We are authorised to announce DR.. J. W.
RlCEas a candidate to represent the count y
of Shenandoah in the next Legislature Of
Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27

deficient. The plan Of he campaign
Itself was natured al Washington, and
III. saain success OF the army have been
obtained in the paths marked out i'i
ii in the War Department. In the
official letters Of the Secretary ale dis
played large resources Of mind. per
feet knowledge Of strategy, TIE great
cs, familiarity with the enemy's roun-
nv, the most lmperturbable GOODNESS OF
temper, and the most admirable fore
sight and judgment.
Wha.ever the political opponents ct
the Secretary may say in heir ephem-
errl sheets, and even with temporary
success, history will give to him high
and enduring position among the great
men Of his times. Slionld this conn
try ever engage in annthe: war, his
correspondence, instructions, and m'll-
,'ary views, will be appealed TO as au-
lhofi,y; and his administrative energy
pointed to as an example. Such a
var as this, which is abou, TO close, is
no, to be o'gotien in day, nor can il
be ca'rlessIy passed over BY historians.
i, is in all respects the greatest dem
ons,faticn of power, valor, and ability
that has ever been made by the Amerl-
can people. Ii astoni>hes the world;
il has astonished even ourselves. No
enmi:y, no polite al hatred. no assaults
whether they come from the camp
or from partisan press-ean de'ract
from the greatness of character dis
played by the Secretary Of War. 81,
will stand the test Of scrutiny and OF
time"
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
MILLIN RY
Nj A TU A M A X IN G /.
VEsSs Cn1unH r. NInnr1cls

XK7OULD announce to the ladies' of Wood
w stock and vicinity, that. having served
regular tenn at tie Millinery and Mantua-
Maxi e, in one OF the most fashionable es
adjustments in the valley. she is prepared to
make to order. according to ;he lats ST fash
ions. Bonne,s, Dresses, Riding Dresses, Caps,
Capes, &c.
She NAV be found at the residence of her
father, Henry Rsnner, at the southwest end
of tow. a liberal share Of public patronage
is solicited, as all work will be executed IN
the best 81, lie and upon accommodating terms
Woodstock, April 81, 1848-2t
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27

YHvHE AMERICAN AGMCULTURIsT is
Il now III the seventh year of its publica-
ton. From It's commencement it took high
stand and has ever since been considered by
the press and all unbiased Judges. As the
LEADING PERIODICAL OF its class IN Am
er:ca- II has large and rapidly increasing
circulation throughout the United States. The
Cana,las and other British possessions. the
Yves, Indies, and South America; and we
NAV fearcssy assert, that it has gwen more
,eliable information on rural subjects. anu
been perused with greater general satis'ac-
,;on. tlau any paper of the kind yet publish
ed.
The Agricu'.urist treats of every descrip-
ton of domestic animals and poultry; Their
characteristics, breeds, the best and the
worst: their Disadvantages; their mode OF
breeding, feeding. and rearing; Their use
profits and management. 1t treats OF All c'i.'
tivate.l crops. including fruits. shrubbery,and
flowers; the best seeds. mode OF planting.
cultivating. gathering: and preparing tor
markets; the general principles OF vegetat'c
and the laws Of vegetable life. 1t describes
the principle ofmech.nics as applied to ma
chlnery used by farmers and planters; The
hes. machinery and implements Tor aSricui-
tmrc, their uses and the Particular superiority
Of some over others. and their adaptecness
for particular purposes. it gives the Latest
improvements in those implements winch may
have been made. and suggests others; tell
where they are to Dc found and the benefits
that will follow from their use. 1t spec hes
new objects of cultivation. and how a'hey
may be better prepared for profitable mar
ket and more general use.
This is the great design and scope OF the
Agricui;urist and these are the paramount
objects Of interest throughout America No
country can ever enjoy solid prosperity unless
AN enlightened system Of agriculture IS prac.
tsed among its people, and this cannot be
done except by the aid Of those works which
are written to teach it. Let all AID, then to
spread them broadcast throughout the land
Ii is the duty of every good cnze" do this
nothing equal to it Can be done to beneti.
the country. a..,.e.4s n
Travelling agents allowed liberal COM
mission. g Ntl' i26'f6 8ss
Address. (post paid.l c. n. sAxToN.
EOS broadway. N. y.
April ~.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
SPRING FASHIONS.

TlIE subscriber takes pleasure in saying
IL to the ladies of Woodstock and its VI
cin.y, that she has just returned with the
Latest Fashions Of Bonnets,
anG hatters herself that she will be able to
give sat isfaction to all who may give her a
cali Sincere thanks are returned tor pat
ronage heretofore received.
or Residence, Immediately opposite MIR
WeIsl's tavern. MARY c MYERS
Woodstock, April 81, 1848 st
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
PAGE.

{55-We are authorised to announce Maj
THOMAS BUSHNELL as candidate to
represent the county Of Page in the next Leg
isla'ur of Virginia.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27

Mr.. Trist wen, to Mexico for great
object-one which the country, as well!
as the administration, desired 10 see
accomplished; and if General Scott had
phrsisteG in his absurd adherence to
technicali,ies and mere etiquette, peace
al this early day would have been I'm
possible.
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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1848-04-27
Affairs 81 Washington.
EXTRACT OF A LETTER,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SENTINEL,
Dated, Washington. .4pril S2, ls4s.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-28

@s sins bierauf fOlsenoer BON Dem :tscs
croneten Merner BON @cbleu, teantrG9:er
ScidluB einitimmung eurd,.
Sn M / II } ruff man lout in cenStroes
en-: yeieber 5rauS6Ild', ais linger inter
preuB. Militair >DepOtie !" Sin preue.
Solcat barf nidt tpa9en, ourdb bic Stabt 81,
9eben, chne Der @efahr oes Gcbfhla9s auss
9efest ;u fem, tpdhreno Die Soloaten Secen
nieoer ihieeer, Der at Der GaIerne pcriltcr>
fomms. Die Gbore fInb nod selhIclIen.
Der 3ui1anc 1T fiirhterlid unb es siebt teiu
anteres Mittel i'm 81 tefeittaen, als Die
preuB. Ne9iementer aus Der Seftun9 81
ld) eten. Tieler Wnnfd it miercrbrIt al,
ben Suntestag in Sranffurt 9citelt, aber
nod, nidt 9ewdbrt wrrren. QSas lie9t cem
oeutfhen 8unoe caron, trenn Die Stact su
9ruuoe 9eht ?-Man bate uus oicleiht
ldn9lt beltciIen, menn Die Ssitreid,er, ole
ietr teliebt Nnc nno lld fcrtmdbrenb ms
Wittel le9en, ndt trdreH. Seit bieIem
Wcr9en 1T Der Scla9ernn9eSuifanb wierer
itren9cr, als je. 9tur Su. je tcller, oeito teis
fer, oeitc eber fcmmt Midel CUR 9ernunft!
go ituo Die 0anauer, bic Srantfurtsr, 8as
oenier, bic neulid, Der Sreibeit ibrer Wts
triiber im9aterlanoe9 9llles rpfern wrllten?!!
--Oie 9tbcinbriide III atgefabreu unb ale
Communication sebemmt!-
esoen, IL. Wlai. Die SO a bGen
II g d, ten gum beutihen parlamente
fauen int bemcfratilhen Sinne aus-eine
merfmiirciee, nidt senu9 Sn bsad,tenoe gr-
fheinuns, ba iIe NIT aueercrSenniher 9lube
nno Secnnenheit Dor i'd, scten. Sn bem
als 70 ccnieroatip perld,rieeneu Oresoen
wnrbe prcfe6cr Wisono eewdhlt, III eeipsie
". 8lum, inSreibure Or. Scleph, raoicaIes
Mt9lieo ces idhNiden eanoto9es. 9Bir
slauben nidt su irren, penn mir annebmen,
boB 9eraee bic Soaltuue Der Sohlen, tes rus
bt9(ten mno Observation-Disclosures ceutSheu
Stammee, einen Seweis bon Der tiefbeariin
oeten eemofratilten @eiInnune i'm beutlher
Sclfe liefert-bae CeutIhlono elmer ooUfcm
menen eemcfrati iihenGntmideluus entseaen
I9ebt.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-28
(ocrrefrcnrenj res ,,Cbic Staatstrtrn.")
Tetp>Q)crf cen 20. cuni, 1S4S.

8cr eini9en 9aeen erhieIt id, Sricfe uni
3ettungen BON Eeutfhlanb. eSob teeile mid,
Sbnen cas Widti9ite baraus mit;utheilen.
Durd, ben llmid,nuu9 Der pcIitiGhen Ser;
bdlmi6e in Ceutidlanb, fInc pier Vartbeieu
BON Seoelltltn9 oafelbft entifanben: /, Die
republtfantid,e parttei; g. Die cencfrdtiif,s
rncnardifd1e partbei-bie Mcnardie nit eis
ner Sammer; 3, Die ccnitituticnelle partbei
-9lnbdn9er oes 3tpei>SfammerIDfems, unb
4, bic ariitotratilhe partbei- Abiclutismus.
Sei Der oeutffen parlamentsnaM trateu
oteie partbeten lit ;tpet joauptpartbeen
auf: in Der Sprtfhrittspartbei It.
in Der 0t teactt ttonspartbei> eritere
Die 8eretni9un9 Der republitanilheus II. Der
cemrtratiids mpnard,ifhen partbei, II. Iesz
tere Die 0erbinbun9 Der ccnitituticneltetls NIT
Der ariitofratiffeu partbei biltenb.
Die Gepublitaner uno bic 9lnbGneer Der
oemcfratilhen MDnarhie fteben frieolit, ne;
BEN einancer uno taufhen freimiitbie ibre
9lnGhten aus. Sdb mue bier bemerfen, bae
piele 9lnbdn9er Der temcfratiIdem W1cnar>
die bon Soersen Nepublifaner Gnc, aIauben
aber, bic Hepublif lieBe Ib iest nitt III
DeutIblano perwirflihen. lin cine ednslis
die Sereini9un9 bieIer beiben Yartbeien AT
betrirfen, ipridt n,alt fdb oabin aus, bas es
llh gegeundrti9 tpeoer um Wcnardie nod
um Hepublif, lcncern um oemcfratilde Wes
belt bancle. Die 8clfs 1puperGn i
tat spiro ais Scaupt9runolas pben an ses
felt. 9lls BEL elmer SclfsperIammluua i'm
hurfiritlihen Shlp6e su Mains eiu 01eos
ner fir bic Hepublif iprad,, dueerte Cr 3tt,
er febe es ,pobl spie ale 0ersen Der 9fepublif
entgegen fd,ld9en, ilno ipie man nid)t lGnger
tpdblen unb tpdgen, ionoern fIob fret ausGpres
den noble. 9tihts fDnne mebr nit feinen
ei9enen slnFdten ilbereinifimmen, Gr 9!aus
be aber, neil bier faum cine Stabt, piel spes
niger Elm Staat pereini9t fei. 70 babe man
nidt oas Ned,t, cine beitimmte Staatsfcrm
als bic nottapenct9e su be5ethnen. 0tur ais
slnhdn9er bes @runoiases mOge man fId,
auslprehen, baB 9temanb, als bas 8clf, oas
0aeht babe, cine gerfai1uns su MAIDEN. Bei
einer 9rceen 8eriammlun9 bon bemofratis
Ihen Wonarfiiten uuo Gepublifanern su
@ E It bcfe en- - bel Mcrms - tpurbe fol-
9euoer 8eihluB ansencmmen vlluiern sus
fanftisen slbsecrcneten fiir bas parlament
perpRidten mir s1 erfldren: cae er bic 8uus
oesperiammluns fiir beredttst erfldrt, iiber
aae Srasen, mSsen fle Ne6te bes Siiriten
cber bss 8olfes betrehen, felbitftdnbt9
sm entfheibenu. baB alle beuts
|1Ae Surfen bieIer 8erfa m m +
lung @eboriam fdnlbiS fnb.
2, baB er III biefer Besiebun9 in Der 8uns
cesperlammluns einen slntras iteue; 3, baB
er peripriht bel Der Understanding
Outrage su itellen, baB Die Nnaabl
Ser beutfaen Gdrften auf 10 e.
nise oermtnbert merbe; 4, baB
er ben @runoias oes @tnfa m =
merfDftems 3u bem ieint9en made unb
perfehte, uno caB ct ben @ruublab Der 3 i
reften SO len annebme. - Der
fddnblide 0erratb Der @ouitituticnellen an
lber Sahe pes grIfes, iewie bic bSdf ftspis-
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-28
SS q 1T

Scbann Safob eub aus Wibtao Sberautt
Geuenbilrs 8Onierei@ Whrtcmber92
Oerlelbe ira flh nad friibcrer Nobrefe
III Ipinesterru9b, Darfe Grun,y, Staat
Sbic, auf9etaIten babeu; es perben num-,
ca id wid,ti9e Nadrihten prn ieinea Gltern
babe @ltern babe, alle Menlheafreunbe,
Delde uber feiuen jeeieen 9lufcnhatt 9Iufe
ld,lus 9eben fonnen auf9efcresrt ss unter
9IcoreI1e Su t. un:
Srtecrit qul
Care ofC. l.. 9feinhardt. Buffalo q. y.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-28
Wbi9s, Semofraten
OartS uno Safts.
Srllbjabrz uno Srmmer.@uter
Sci 0arter,
YNH0T ESATE g, EvINATT
WHOLESALE s. RETAIL

500 Stnd @nelifer, Nrdn,DlIlter une
| 9lmertonilder Drudfattun-3 8 bis 6@t.
so DO. Srcnj. en9l. nMb Slmeri-
/ faniid1er @in9ham l2a bis 25 Gts.
8ewiirfelte9eitreifte Scmmerlfcffe lO-I5@
100 Stld eeblehter Muslin 5-s @t.
Zoo Do un9ebleifter Muslin SGT. o. Warb.
1000 yos. cerrinSs Bone Gidinas lOoI5@-
500 30. rctber, aelber, psile. unb
srilner Slannel l5-4Oet-
J Srani6Eidte, ameri.aniIhe, enoliIde
8 ii 6 er, troblfeiler ais frlihe. =.
l. 9eltreifter nno einfafer gafTm,r fe5r
noblfell.
loo stnf Seans> 2pcets II. @afGnsttex
BON alien Oualitdten unb preifen. tpobIfeiL
fur taar, ceer fir Wcue aussutaufhen.
SO Stild 9lpaccas, ft6n unb gut, merz-
unter 9effreifte unb mcbiid) sefdrbte, nI
'pretfcn unter cem gSertb.
20 Stud A mCblbe @binses, tlau.
oiclet nno rrfIq-Tarbe earantirt
eesbcrn<, palmbldtter>, 8rufh>, pet;. IT,
Seioens6lte fir Mdnner II. &naben.
100 Stud Spmmeritcffe, ia $50 Gts.
per Yare, seeisnet fur SOFTEN, @eiten unr
GGde.
Cine arcee unb ftOne sluswabl Sbawts
LIE O.-JRcmmt nno fbet.
9luf cbi9e 9lustpabl glitter mahe idb bic
&dufer aufmerffam, uuo id piiufd)e aus
oriidlid, uerltanoen sn fein,
coB i6 am tpphtfeilifcn perfaufe
Wletne Sitter babe idb fir ccnftttuttS
nelles iebr no tlfetl gefauft uno tanm
fe feG9lih tpieber ~ . blfeil oerfanier.
8et Sbt9em bsbe idb eine 9rcee 9lus,pab[
Waare, beitebene IN
@tien., Yprseuan, unb @rceerp@
Waaren.
Cine srcBe s1uswabI 8cunets, 8dnber SR
alien preiien.
SO Stlid Gawns, febr lhSn fir Semmers
fleicer bon 1875 @ents per Yarb. Nufet
an uno unterInd,t ebe ibr taufet
Neblt Sbi9em babe id, ale oerfdiebenen
@uter, bic 9epDbnlib in bielen Tbeilen ers
Qanbes gebalten rerben, unb ieb bin Derfs
hert bae idb meiuen 6reunoen unb Euncen
lclfe gSdaren oerfaufe, tpte tte fe oerlaits
gen fir bic 9e9enwdrtiss nus berdnnaeenbe
Sabresseit.
SD miinfhe ale Slrten Yrccufte su faus
fen, tpcfilr ieb ben bShiten Warftpteis bes
gable, ais
@ole, 8utter, Tebern, Sofer,
gerfe Welibtcrn, Ho99en, Tla6s<
iaanten Stmotbyb un6 &leefaamen,
nno ale aabere prcbafte inn Sanbct,
Mein Stobr 1T or Der alten SteQe, up
id MIDI sIiidlib ihdse meine Sreunbe mnb
Sunoen, uuo slIe, bic faufen peQen, fur
@aid, 1raoe unb 2raf, stt empfaussu.
Shlieelidb tpiinidte ih nod, su bemerten
Scmmt uno maht eiten 9erfud SD babe
8crfebrunsen In Siten 9etrofen, wpnad3
mein Stcd burd benScmmer Aiaourh upQs
ifdnoi9 bIeibt.
Serner nerlanse id bon peripner, bic mir
idulbis flnb, baB Ge mid,-spenn nisbt 9ans
bod theilspeile besablen,-tpethes MIDI it
ben Stanb iest bic Waare 70 nsbifsil sm
oerfaufen, als cb fe mir brs 8aar bs3abIt
h6tteu cSfddf 00rfer.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-28
8efanntmabun9en.
Cine 8ierbrauerei
III perfaufen cber at y Derrentet1.

su perfaufen ccer su berrentet.
Dielelbe 1T nod beinabe gang e u,
ano bait 4 &e0el, jeber sw II Barrels. -
Das @ebdube 1T as SUE lang une 26 8ue
brett, bat quite uno tiefe &eller, einen s.s
ten 8runnen, uno tann mad, Selieben auf
quite 8ecinsursen lit sewiNen 2erminen
abeelaffen merben. - Das Nabere bietaber
fann man bel Serrn Stabl, @aifwirtt
Su Setblehem, erfabren.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-28
81 d d fra Ae.

81 d fra8e.
gBc it Wa / 6ael 9enf, BON Hambah BEL
SdifelfIo, 2anbseribt Sedfaet, &Sniss
reid Baiern 2
Buffalo ben Is. Mai lS48.
@ecr9 Gent.
Care of Jacob Scheu, Buffalo.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1848-06-28
SO It
&arl Gbri(fian SloeeerSi?
Q8tr baben ibm nidtt9e Stahrihten mite
sutheilen. .. 81.
Bur Nabribt

Oiene alien Genjenieen, tpelde Idpu felt
lauser 3eit Qebuucene Bud,er bel mir f1ebcn
baben, oae ielbse binnen IEphen abqebclt
wercen mi0en, micrisenfalls i'd, fe auf 0E
tcntlid,er Slucticn pesfaufen wcroe, am bic
Sinoerfclteu bamis III cefen.
@arl 9Saroe oenburg-
Vudbinoer.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

GEN. TAYLOR ASD FREE Sor.-The cleo
ton of Gen. Taylor is claimed by some Of the
Fn Burentcs as free soil trlumph-and
such is really the case, though The Van Buren,
lies are entitled to no participation in or credit
for this triumph, having done all in tler ow-
er to prevent this result TIE prime pies of
free soil, dIvested of the humbugpery Of Van
Burenism, have in reality achieved glorious
triumph. We may now confidently expect
that the new territories which have been an
nexed to the United States, will continue to be
free territory, unless, through the continued
efforts of the Van Burenites, the Northern
States are deprived of a portion their Repre-
sentatives in Congress, at a time when this
question must be definitely settled.
We are glad to see that one Of the Van Bu-
ren papers candlJly admits into It's columns an
acknowledgment of the truth Of the theory
which we have for several months past, been
endeavorIng to impress upon The conscientious
supporters Of Van Buren,, VIZ that General
Taylor was the only reliable candidate in the
field, upon the question of free soil, whose
election could be calculated upon with the least
probability. The Washington correspondent
of the New York Evening Post, tthe leading
Van Buren, papcr,) says
1.-The election Of Gen Taylor, under the
circumstances, is free soil triumph. lie ran
under an implied pledge, almost universally so
interpreted at the North, that he would not We
to any act of Congress for the restriction of
slavery. and that he would never use the pow
er and patronage Of his Office against the enact
ment of such laws. lie will be held TO a strict
adherence To the fulillment vi that pledge
South Carolina, the State which most narrow
ly scrutlnizcs men 5 positions and principles on
this question, though most anxious TO support
Gen. Taylor, has rejected lm on this ground
alcne.
The election Of Mr.. Fillmore 10 the Presi-
dency of the Senate, is OF great importance IN
this connection. The free and slave States
ere balanced Before the end of four years,
Delaware will perhaps have lent her influence
20 the side of freedom, and with the casting
vote of a man who Is known ID be sound upon
the question of the rights OF the North, w'
have some guarantee that no great measure OF
leglslaton can be forced through Congress cor
flcting with the true policy Of the lnlon on
the slave question"
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

Brother Jonathdn for Christn'as.--Ihls
mammoth pictorial sheet has just been sent us
by the publishers, Wilson & Go. Of New
York. 1t s a monster among all the former
pictorials of Brother Jonathan. The great fea.
tuie is "The Country h-Ride," beau
tiul AMI lle-hke picture, so large that 1t runs
across the whole b.oadside, or two of the i'm
mense pages Of the paper. The Cotter 5
Saturday Night" and "The Christmas Kiss
ing Party" are also two fine large engraSlngs
of merit. Jacob Sn'ch and his Dog-Tom
Brown Of Shr,-Tai Bend-George Washing.
ton Dixon-and some other celebrated person
ages are here mmortalsed in song, story and
picture. nut we have not room to speak OF
one half the drolIeries of this siupendous plcto-
rial, nor is there need, as 1t can be bought OF
the publishers at l2 cents per copy, or ten Tor
one dollar.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

B,rriSN,L S,r>E-hccorling to tho Ra-
lcish (N. e. Biblical Il 'cordcr, one hrndrc ]
and sixty three persons, Of whom twenty one
were colorcd, were baptized at one time IN the
n,er Chowan, at Bsllard's Bridge, IN Chowan
County. IN that STATE The Inc Of candidates
entered the water hand ~ hand, 'nd extended
over hundt,d vNH,
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-23

o. There was great display Of Fire
works, and burning Of tar barrels, IN this
town on Saturday night, IN honor Of the cleo
ton ofTAYLOR 81 FILLMORE. A curle
of Amos Kendal's "baby wakers' h wing
been obtained in Providence, 100 guns were
also fired IN the occasion.
The Barquc, Charles Deyens, was bcau'i
fully oruameuted with flags and steamers, du
ring the day.