The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-12
More Anti-Whig Witnesses from the Battlefield.


The following is extract of letter from Captain
James Irvine, OF company o. 4th regiment Ohio voun
teers-fomerly commanded by the late Capt Hart Capt
Irvine raised in the wing school, and up the time
of volunteering the service of his country always
consistent supporter OF whg principles He enrolled his
BY Can't. Hart was elected I'd lieutenant and upon the
death of Capt Hart, elected captain He young
lawyer of respectable talent of strict integrity and is
doubt prompted by the highest impulses of patriotism to
take the stand he does. He makes most excellent Off
Ger, to whom his company are ardenty attached:
| PuEBLA, Mexico, March Is
- | have by last train received the resolutions
passed by the wing State convention: they will suit
! under present circumstances "My voice is
still for war or war men which is all the same Colonel
Weller therefore, my for governor Of Ohio. think
this the only honorable and should prove myself
Others for serving our country cause were ad.
nitted to be doubtful one in its inception. started from
ng-pont my the subject Our regi-
ment still remains in garrison in this city, and will not
probably change location during stay this country
From the Pennsy vanian
wHrs" SOLDIER DIsAvows wHfGaERY.-Barram g.
Leeper the following language dated on the 18th of
March, in Mexico which appears in the Pittsburgh Morn
ing Post The editor of the Post says.
''The writer decided wing before he left home
that he Disguised the unpatrioc pursued
by the leaders OF that party in this country
Mr.. Leeper says.
"The Mexicans a people in whom confidence
be placed and people show themselves too anxious
for peace which win enable the Mexcans hold
much longer than they would otherwise do did they
people determined to have peace their way, not
mindful of the From all that see, Henry
Clay is the popular among the wings for the
presidency am sorry this for If he is nominated
will have give my first vote against my iavorte party
do think he has taken proper stand the
question His speeches have you almost been
swallowed up by the Mexicans."
The os,on Atlas has this announcement at is said
that paper is be commenced in New York. to advo-
cate the WHmot ProUo, and to support John p. Hale
for President, and Mr. Corui, of Ohio, for Vice Pres
dent" The conjunction could not be more appropriate or
significant Wilmot Proviso, Hale and Corwin, is a
natural firm for carrying the business Transactions
Of federalism and abolitionism.- albany Argus.
From he New York star, May 10
From tho Argentine Republic
Advces from Buenos Ayres have been received to the
nth of March The French squadron continued the
blockade. On the Sth, eleven vessels-Amencan and
European including the brig Mason Barney, of New
fork-attempted to get out OF the harbor, but were
chased and captured by the French steamer All were
permitted to discharge cargo and would depart except
English brig, which had previously been warned of
she was sent to Monte video for conhscaon lawful
prze- The English and French ministers had not
uved VI course the news of the French revolution,
which would put end to the French aggression had
not been received Commercial intercourse has been
sumed between Buenos Ayres and Paraguay and General
Urquza has succeeded in restoring tranquility in the
| tisaffected provinces of the Argentine Union