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The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
ConstabIc's Sale.

By virtue of two wrils of feri facias, one
issued by DAVID Alexander Esq, the other
by Daniel J. McCauley, Esq. Justices of the
peace ofthe State of Maryland, in and for
Cecil County at the suits Of Jacob Holden
against the goods and chat,les, lands and tel.-
emeu,s OF John N Bonlden, and to me di-
rected Inave seized end taken into execu-
tion all the right, title interest and estate, Of
the said John n Boulden in and to piece.
parcel or tract of land lying and being in
Cecil County, on public road leading from
Elkon TO Brick Meeting House about miles
from the former place, adjoining lands Of
Henry Bennett and John Wright and con-
tanning 42 acres, of which lot is enclosed
witha good log house thereon, and the most
Of the balance of the tract in timber, and
hereby give notice that on Saturday, the 25
til day of March, inst. will offer for sale to
the highest bidder, the property aforesaid, at
the Cour, House door IN Elk,on, between the
hours of l and 3 clock p. NJ, for Cash 10
satisfy said writ.
WILLIAM BRADFORD Cons.
March 4th '4S.
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For. Rent.

The Store House, on Main st. oppo-
site Johnson's Hotel. The house has
been recently painted, and the fixtures
suitable for store are all complete. Or
if wanted as Dwelling, it would be
Immediately fitted up for that purpose.
Possession given at any time, and
terms made known by
JAMES MCINTYRE.
Elkton, Mar II. '4S-4w
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.NOEEd'E.

The subscriber having been appointed Consta-
Die for the Third Election District ofCecil couu
ty, bcgs leave to inform his friends and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prepared to attend
to all business that may he entrusted to his care,
with promptness.
THOMAS THACKERY.
n. B. Persons wishing to place accounts IN
my hands, can leave them with John A. Rankin
or David Alexander, Esqs.
Deer IL, '47-9m T. Il.
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TO Hs EN'E.

The subscriber will rent his III use in
the village Of North East, now occupied
by Mr.. Geo. E. Wooley. Possession
given 25th March next. Apply to MIR.
j. c. Ford, next door.
JOHN MAULDIN.
Mar II, 'lS-4t
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD!
Steam Refined Sugar Candies.
12a Gents per pound, Wholesale.

TT Gems per pound, ITho7esae.
II RICHARDSON, No, AZ Market street,
eS PinLApELPHtA, takes pleasure in inform
ing tire public, that he still continues to sell his
yerv Superior Steam Refined Candy at the low
price of Sl2, so per 100 pounds, and the quality
is equal 10 any manufactured in the United
States
He also offers all kinds of goods in the Con-
fectionery and Fruit line at corresponding low
prices, as quick sales aud small profits are the
order of the day.
Call and send your orders, and you cannot fail
to be satisfied. Don't forget the number, AZ
Market Street, Philadelphia,
J. J. RICHARDSON.
Feb. o6th 'lS-3m
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

REDUCTION OF WAGES We understand,
Gays the Delaware (Pa) Republican, that
one Of the most extensive manufactures IN
this county. has given notice TO the opera
iives in his employ; that after Saturday next,
their wages will be reduced twenty per
cent.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
Spring Fashion Of Hats,
AT THE GREAT CENTRAL CHEAP
HAT AND CAP STORE

No. 284 Market St, South side, above Eighth st
PHILADELPHIA.
The subscriber takes this method to return his
thanks to the people Of the county of Cecil for
the very liberal share of patronage which they
have extended towards him for the last few
months, and would call their attention to the
fact that he has now introduced his SpRlNG
FASHION OF GLNTIEMEN's Hats, which for beau-
ty, n1atness and durability, cannot be exccIIed
by any other establishment in this city. This
stock comprises the Beaver Nu,ria, Brush, Rus
sa. Silk and Mole Skin Hats Of all styles and
qua lites, together ith very large assortment
Of Cloth, Velvet Plush, Fur and Glazed Caps
Country Merchants and others ara respectfully
invited to examine the stock, which they will
find it to their advantage to do before purchas-
ing, as il is his determination, having adopted
the system OF selling for Cash only, to sell at the
lowest prices JOHN FARElRA, in.
2s4 Market 81, south side, about Eighth
March 18Th IS
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~ OEECE.

The Commissioners of Cecil county will meet
in tfcir Room in the Court House, for the trans.
action OF business, on Tue sday, the 4th day OF
April next. Persons m debt TO the county will
please attenu and settle tn eu accounts
BY order
PC. RICKETTS,, elk.
March lth '4S-tm.
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Shingles, Flasterer's Laths & Pickets.
25O,ooO LIST quality white pine lsin. Shingles,
lG0, 900 end do do do
$50 900 Plastering Laths,
$4,000 4l-2 #. Pales for fence,
Landing, and for sale low for Cash, or any kind
ofcountry produce taken in exchange, by
Tome & RINEHARr.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.
A Card to Male Readers.

n OdIu W uldle nGdUGIS.
To those who intend visiting Philadelphia to
make purchases, it Is important to know where
it can be done to the best advantage. Such as
are about to buy
HATS.
For their own heads, or by the CASE, 10 sell
again, are respectfully informed that there is all
Establishment at
NO. STRAWBERRY STREET,
ON THE SECOND FLOOR,
Conducted by E. DAMAl, on the Cash System
cntir ely where HATS Of the jes. materials, and
of the latest tnion, can positively be obtained ut
from one to two dollars less than at the snowy
and extraVagant Stores in the fashionable streets
of the city, where rents are from one to three
thousand dollars per annuml
At this Establishment, on account OF locating
himself in by-street and up stairs, the proprl-
etor procures his Store at tine low rent OF ono
hundred dollars. The vast difference in the
profits which there must be between the two
descriptions of Stores, every ono can answer.
A visit is earnestly solicited, as it is certain no
nc will ever regret doing so.
I5sStra wberry Street is the first above Sc
cond, running from Market to Chesnut Street.
Philadelphia Feb. 5M lS4s--6ni.
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NOTICE.

The Orphans Court Of Cecil county
hold their stated meetings on the 2nt
Tuesdays of February, April, June An
gust, October and December.
GEORGE r. HOWARD Re
April l9lh 1876
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BALTIMORE.-Fiour 1878 a 5000
Whea; 33 10 81 Corn Al cts TO 46. Oats
SO 10 40 cts.
WILMINGTON.- Flour ST 25. Wheat
81 35; Corn so cts. Oats 42 cts.
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George M. Palmer,

(Successor to WIN. II. Head)
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN FOREIGN AND
DoMEsTlC
SEGARS, SNUFES AND TOBACCO,
No. II Marsh Market Space,
Baltimore, Md
N. B.--Sole manu- facturer of Heald's unrival-
led Rappee, Scotch, Moccobouy and Congress
SEvTFs,
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N 0 T IC E

By revised act of Incorporation of
the Farmers Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny, the annual meeting ofsaid Company
has been changed from the second Satur-
day in April to the second Monday in
January IN each year, at which time one
years interest on all deposit notes will
be due. For the convenience Of mem-
bers, the Treasurer's receipts have been
left with VIM. Torbert in Elkton.
ROBERT McCABE, Sec,
January Is, as.
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Sign of the Big Boot,

Sign OF the Dig B00C:
opposite the Ccurt House.
The subscriber would respectfully inform his
friends, and the public generally, that he has
purchased of his brother, (Enoch Crouch) his
entire stock If Ladies', Misses, and children S
boots and shoes, and has commenced manuiac-
turing Ladies' Shoes of every description. He
is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call with mems women's and
chiidrcns boots and shoes ofthe best sort at very
low prices. THOS. e. CROUCH.
El.ton, Feb. 26th AS.
N. B. Country produce taken in exchange
for boots and shoes. Wanted 10 boot and shoe
ma kers.
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Cheap, cheaper, cheapest.

q LIST OF some of the cheap goods to be
"a found at 81 Market street.
No. |. 20 dozcl liucn Camb:ic hdk'is 10 cts
,. 10 d. cotton REVERE border II l-2 cts.
9. do needle worked collars IL cts
4. do do do super IS Sd cts
>. pieces furniture dlmity II l-2 cts.
6. 90 do French Gngilams II IL cts
/. A stout bro. muslins 6 Ia cts.
S. A do blca. do 6 IA cts
9. A purple prints, II - cts.
10. Good dark prints, q ii cts.
II. Red and White wool Flannes II l-2 cts
II , ps. bro Cott table diaper, IL l-2 cts.
Together with great many other goods. equal
ly ascheap. n. w. PALMER, agent.
Wilmington, March is
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J. NJ. OREM. WIN. S. HOPKINS ,
,.yOsln WI. OrclM & Co.
Mrcha mt Tail RS,
AND DEALERS IN
CLOTHS, C.1ESLuERES .4.N'D VESTLA GS,
$50 Market st. N. w. Cor. of Charles,
BAL LTI M o r L.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING of Superior
Quality. ONE PRICE ONLY.
Jan. sth AS
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
ESDCt. COyyan.

Surgeon Dentist will be in Elkton the first
and second weeks in April. Persons wishing
his professional services will please then call on
him. March | | '4S-2w
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

The Morning Train of Cars from Philadel-
phia for Baltimore, arrive at Elkton quarter be-
fore | | O'Clock. A. NJ.
Morning train from Baltimore for Phla Mt
quarter before II o'clock.
Evening train from Philadelphia now leaves
that city at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and arrives at Elk
ton at half past G.
Night train from Baltimore arrives here quar-
ter before | | o'clock, p. Nj.
BENJAMIN WELLS, Agt.
l,kton, Dec. 4, AT
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

The annual Examination Of the students OF
Elkton Academy will take place on Thursday
next, March 3Oth, commencing at 10 O'Clock.
The patrons Of the Institution, and the public
generally, are respectfully invited TO attend.
HENRY w. THORP. A. NJ. Principal,
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
March 11th is

James Gorrell Judgment before
use Of Hiram Nc Hugh Brown Esq,
CulIough, use Of tol $40 debt, with
VIM. Pennell. Interest from 1st day
vs. of June 1S+7,
William A. Jones till paid, and 81 cts.
and Samuel Lo- costs, with addition
gan. al costs, S+.SO2
Judgmunt before
T. w. s. II. G. Hugh Brown Esq,
Shippers, usa OF for Sl3.fl debt
Wm. Pennell with interest from
VS.. the 9th day of July
William a Jones 1S47 till paid, and
and James M. Con- So cents costs with
ard. additional costs,
lSi.223.
Elizabeth Win Judgment before
gate, use Of VIM. Hugh Brown Esq,
Pennell for S25 debt, with
vs.. interest from 18th
William A. Jones, day of July 1S47,
Frederick Tunis, till paid, and 5S
and John Conard. cts costs with addi-
tional costs S5.O6l
Judgment before
James Gorrell use Hugh Brown Esq,
Of Hiram McCul- for S22 debt, with
lough, use of VIM. interest from the
Pennell. lst day of June
VS.. 1S47, till paid, and
VIM. A. Jones and 81 cts. costs, with
Samuel Logan. additional costs,
S5.01l.
James Gorrell, + judgment before
use of Ephraim P. Hugh Brown, for
Lowe, use OF Henry S23 debt, with IN
Bennett use of VIM terest from 1st dav
Pennell. of June 1871, till
vs.. paid, and 81 cents
VIM, A. Jones, and costs, with addi-
Samuel Logan tional costs S5.04t.
The subscriber having purchased GER
tain Real Estate of William A. Jones,
one of the above named defendants at a
sale thereof, IN virtue Of Executions is
sued on the atoregoing Judgments, made
on the 4th day of March 1913, by Charles
7. F. Foster( Constable) hereby gives no.
tice, that he lntends to apply to the
judges Of Cecil county Court, at the
next session thereof, to be held in Elk
ton on the Bird day of April next, for a
confirmation of said sale, when and
where the said defendants or their cred
itors, or any other persons claiming an
interest in the matter, will have an op-
pottunity of stating objections if any
they have, why the sale should not be
confirmed, and for that purpose are here
| bv warned to appear
The property purchased by the sub
scriber, consists Of all the right, title,
and interest, of the said William A.
Jones, one of the above named defen-
dents, in and to certain Tract or parcel
of Land in Cecil county, containing
ninety five acres Of Land, more or less,
being the same Tract or parcel OF land
which is now in the possession Of the
subscriber and Mrs. Virginia Thomas,-
a part OF which descended to the said
William A. Jones and Mary Pennell,
wife of the subscriber from their de-
ceased mother, and the residue was pur-
chased by the said VIM. A. Jones, and
the subscriber as Tenants in common, in
fee, and was struck off to the subscriber
for the sum of$131.
WILLIAM PENNELL.
March 11th, '4S
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

The subscribers having purchased GER
tain Real Estate of the above named de-
tendant at sale thereof, in virtu Of sum
dry Executions, issued on the aforegoing
Judgments, made Oh the 20th day of No
vember 1S47, by George f. Wooley,
Constable, hereby give notice that they
intend to apply the Judges of Cecil
county Court, at its next Session, TO be
held in Elkton on the Bird day Of April
next, for confirmation of said Sale,
when and where the SAID defendant or
his creditors, or any other persons claim
ing an interest in the matter, will have
an opportunity of stating objections, if
any they have, why the Sale should not
be confirmed, and for that purpose, are
hereby warned to appear.
The property purchased by the sub
scribcrs, consists Of all the right, title.
interest and claim ofthe said defendant,
in and to a certain Tract or parcel of
Land called ''Justice," lying and being
in Cecil county, adjoining lands of Thos.
Sproston, Nathan Lakeland, Jas. Abrams
and others, and was struck off to the sub
scribers for $135.
JOHN SHIPPERS,
JOHNSON SHIPPERS.
March 1lth is
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
NOTICE.

An adjourned meeting of the Orphans Court
of Cecil county will be held on Tuesday the 9TH
day Of April next Test.
GEO. r. HOWARD, Reg.
SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.-Just Ie-
oceived large assortment of Ladies and Gen
tlemen's super silk, merino, lambs wool and cot
ton shirts and drawers, at No. 95,
NORRIS W. PALMER, Agent.
Wilmington, March IS
IRISH LlNENS.-Just received five rounds
L of superior make of Irish linens embracing all
prices from 25 cts to 81, at 95 Market street,
N. w PALMER, Agent.
Wilmington, March is
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
Store for Rent
and Stock OF Goods Cor Sale,

As intend to quit merchandising here in the
spring wish to dispose of Elv entire stock of
goods, and TO Rent the Store House. The sit
uation is desirable one, it being in the central
part Of the town, nearly opposite the Court
House. Possession gwen the 25th Of March
next. Apply to the subscriber
ABRAM CHANDLER.
Elkton, Jan 29th AS
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~ EeVg f.

LANCASTER Comfy, Pa, LINE The snbscr-
tributaries fresh lime, by the Canal boat load al
reasonable rates. JOHN llALDEMAN,
March 25th lS--7m. Ilavrc-de Grace
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
George Earle.
Attorney at Law.
EiktOn, Md.
Office next door to the Post office.
For Rent.

Tho dwelling and shop now occupied by Mr..
Eroc Ii Crouch, directly opposite Mr.. Torhe;ts
store. Apply to F.A. ELLIS.
March lith '4S
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
Steam Marble Works.
RIDGE ROAD, ABOVE SPRING
GARDEN ST, PHILADELPHIA.

This extensive establishment, is erected on an
improved plan, and by the and of Steam Power
nauuiaclures nil kinds of Plain and Ornamental
Marble Work, in Il superior style, and at the
low est prices,
The largest and best assortment Of Marble
Mantcls. Imported Parlur und Garden Satualy,
Vases and Fountains, Tiles lor floors, &c, may
be seen at the Waie Rooms To which the altcn-
ton Of the public is respectfully invited.
Marble Cutters supplied at all times with any
number Of finished MantoIs and Table Tops,
Italian TomLs and Monuments cut to sizes or
finished-also constantly on hand, large as
sorlmeut of american Grave Stones in the
rough or finished, Marble m t..e block, SC.
JOHN BAIRD,
Ridge Road. above Spring Garden st.
Phlndelphia. March sllh '4S6m
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
MORE NEW

m The largest, THE MosT FASH
81 IONABLE, and the best assort-
EAae HI 45mcnt of mems, woman's, and chill
drens boots and shoes, in Cecil
county, is to be found at the sub
scribers BOOT s. SHOE STORE, in Elkton.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25
J. s. J. Shippers,
VS..
Richard Abrams.

7 Judgment before Hugh Brown
Esq, for S73.SsA debt, with in
( terest from 22nd day Of October
lS47, till paid,' and s3 cents
costs with additional costs S3.S2i
( Judgment before Hugh Brown
Esq, for $70.05 debt, with inter-
I est from 22d day of Oct: lS47,
till paid, and % cents cost, with
additional costs, S5.45.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

: Judgment before
Hugh Brown Esq,
for S73.seA debt,
with interest from
22nd Oct. 1S47,
till paid. and SO
cents costs, with
additional costs,
S3.S2I.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

James Gorrell,
use of Ephraim p.
Lowe, use OF Henry
Bennett use of VIM
Pennell.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

James Gorrell use
Of Hiram McCul-
lough, use Of VIM.
Pennell.
The Cecil Whig., 1848-03-25

Same
vs..
Same
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

Long time ago there dwelt in a city OF
the West,not far from Piitsburgh,a worthy
gentleman who held the responsible Office
Of Justice Of the Peace. lie knew some
little about law, and a great deal OF ma
tural Justice. His decisions frequently
excited the Indignation Of the young law
yers who pleaded before him, but he never
suffered himself to be influenced by the
statutes which were brought up against
hi. opinions. or the indirect threats of dis
appointed law cxpounders. In fact, his
office was a court Of inquiry i'll every
sense. 1t was useless to brin. law in OPP
position to his sense Of right. lie used
TO say, Il am a justice. and bound to adj
minister Justice, and no petty tcchnicali-
ties shall ever make me decide against
the teachings Of my conscience 1t is
hardly necessary To say that many curl
Gus things happened in the office OF this
independent justice.
A case was one day broush. before the
squire which certainly required his pccu-
liar system Of administering JUSTICE
John doe had sued Richard Roe for a
Just debt but Richard had. by the aid OF
an attorney. found u loophole by which he
expected to creep out Of the necessity OF
payment. The case wore very doubt
ful aspect. and both parties employed law
ycrs to plead for them.
The Squire heard the witnesses patient
w. rose To his feet. wrote Il few seconds at
his desk, seated himself again. aud gave
signs Of being ready to attend 10 whatev-
or might be said The counsel for the
defence made the most of his bubble in a
speech which lasted an hour. When he
had concluded, HE plaintiffs counsel rose
and laborcd and pcrspircd for another
hour to ovcrturn the bubble. Tic also
iushed; and then followed il slight pause.
Tho Squire sat still, putting scgar and
apparently quite at ease. The lawyers
boil, picked up their hats. looked at each
OTHER and then at the n,otionlcss Squire.
Vt length the counsel for defendant spoke.
: suppose you'll require day OF two
to think about this case. Squire.
Can't say III ever think of it again. re-
piled the Squire. with an air Of mingled
incidence and Indifference.
What do you mean! inquired the other
LAWYER
What DO you neon, gentlemen, asked
the Squire.
! Wcwi,h To- know when we may look for
"A decision. said defendants counsel.
| You NAV look for it now if you please
yentlcmcn-l,cre is the docket.
The docket!
Yes entered Judgment for the plain
tiff Cooked at his watch) little better
than two hours ago.
This gentleman. is my
But the lawyers did not wait until the
sentence was finished; nor did they ever
again appear before tile Justice without be-
ing sure that they dealt in plain facts. un.
accompanied by law tcchnicalities and
bubbles.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
a Financial Operation Of L.. Cass

Under the above caption. the l.ouisvill
Journal asserts. that in 1886 LEWIS CAss,
then Secretary at War, HENRY HUBBARD.
United States Senator. 70. J. SMITH,
Francis Markoe. Jr., and Ramsay MciIen-
ry, all these ofWashington, formed them
selves into an association. under the title
Of the ..Wcstern Land Association for
the purpose of specializing in Western
Land.
Mr.. Secretary Cass. the chief Of the
spcculations. paid in 100000, the others
paid in 100000. The plan was to en-
ter lands. and then hold them up for a
large increase Of value. MFR. Cass as
Secretary OF War. having important adj
vantages over private individuals. was in
vested with the control Of the whole bust
ncss--he selected his own agents to en-
ter the lands, agreeing to be responsible
! for their acts.
Large purchases were made under the
direction Of the War Secretary, and he
continued 10 have the management for
years.
~ length. the members Of the company
began to suspect all was not right. and
they applied to Gen. Cass for information
without success. 4 consultation was had
and Henry Hubbard, now the Sub-Trcas.
urer at Boston. was appointed to inves,i-
gate the matter.
4 Mr.. Hubbard opened a correspondence
with Gen. Cass. but getting no satistac.
tory information, he wrote final letter
asserting that Lewis Cass 'was a rascal
under which charge Gen. Cass was quie
and silent. and TO this day the association
has not been able 70 &c, any thing out o
him.
Such is the substance of the charge.
in the Louisville Journal. and which tn.
editors say they are authorized to max,
: by member of the company. gentle
man who paid $4,000 into the hands O
e Gen. Cass or his agent. and has never re
ceived any thing in return. Most mel
would say It was censurable for the Sc
cretary Of War TO engage in speculation
! in government lands. as he could use hi
: official station to the detriment Of others
I and to his own advantage, but if it b
I true. as charged, that this governmen,s
officer also acted unfairly and dishonest
towards his associates. the cuisines
transaction deserves ar odious immortal
: ty."
: If no sense of propriety could res,rai
), Gen. Cass. while member Of Presidel
Q Jackson's Cabinet. from becoming tn
II chief OF an association of Land Monoy
Oiists. what can restrain him from Liz
. speculations if he were President?
y The editors Of the Journal say that the
have sent Gen. Cass paper containin
these charges, that he may answer, {
! authorize some one to answer them. l.
US see if the .'noise and confusion is &c
great for him 10 be heard.-Cin. Ga:ctf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09
yAEE sNAA W. SAMMY,
Mr.. COrWim's Great Speech Against
the Compromise Bill.
Reported expressly for the New York Tribune.

Deircred in the United States Senate,
Monday. July can, 1913.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-08-09

n those Who have been acquainted
- cnr public men for the last twenty
-. vcars. there are probably lew. who do
f~v tho nrnce nj
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-09-14
Voc. 1NVIk.-NO. II


Taylor in ne North By Tie Cass party as vel as the
Ab'Iitin'Isi~ We qaole the folIuning from the New
Hampshire Gazette:
mt. Gibbs: | an plain man. and do wan, IL
know ne truth n certain pol-t. Is general Taylor
\ STAKEHOLDER aud dealer il human fl 81 ar no,2
think Won are likely u know about it, Some Wings
hrny IT, iou Will ob'ige me and many others up our
way W enlghtening u.s.
PARTLY A WING.
10 this no;e. the Cass organ in question replies as
follows:
General Taylor il very rich and deals largely in Ne
gro sures three ur hundred human beings 10
sdrery all he can get cheap and specula-s upon
htni lie is able 70 tree them all and lot feel H. ii
he would, but he will not and Is Of The most pow
trtuI men 10 the Union keep up the system Sla-
very These -cs, absolute iscts, u tie folks up
YOUR way