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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
Continuation of uo.tlIitie-.

Tho Schsrig H9.sfsia Journal under date u May -
announces that collision had taken place between the
Danes and the Germans at runIcrwtt. The Danes
landed On the main land and attacked the advanced
posts Ol the German army under the rht OF Dupeer,
while a number Of gunbOats assacd the Germans in
another quarter. Large numbers stated % have
been killed and wounded both sides IN the course OF
the day, and a. clock in the evening the German.
retreatei by Grayensten, the Danes advancing after
them About 900 men were engaged on each side
Reports mention that tie Germans have lost 1000 men
and TX pieces Of cannon IL j. stated that combined
Russian Swedish and Danish feet was OF Copcuhs gen
Prn.e Containing .eInr on hnari
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
JUNCTION Of Rndet-ky and Nugcnt.

The Pario of Par. says. The Government has &c.
cei,ed de-pstch colting the important that the
austrian r7rr' fr-rif comman-ei By Gen Nugcnt bod
defeated before Nccnza he Italian dlrls.ons under the
orders of Generals AntoaHi and Durani1 and by this
victory bad been able t0 effect junction with Nar-hal
Eaiet-kv Con Aut0L.u bad h.s right arm carried
away 1y a cannon bail, and on Che following DAY Gen.
Nu-ert entered Verona with 81 fO men,
There u nothing in rhe Italian Journals f0 confirm the
news ssid 90 have been received IS the rcnch Govern
flelt oi fac junction Cd Asdstsky and Nlgeut and he
entry ol tac latter into Fcrona but tae other hand,
there 10 nothing sufficiently positive 90 enable us % CON
f-ndict the account ll question.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
NORTHERN ITALY.

Tho p.dm0utrso ore .oe--i, '.u1 the siege
of Pe-cfar and four new batteries making % ln a.
. i-u --,-.i -n che fortress tnd ile ts detached
fols blt tlc fre De- iesOutey returned by Che iusu-
aus Two ol tlc new 1a,ter.e are within 800 yards oi
pe.clern and b. stated lars breach las nearly been
..s..f.i u one of the detached Sorts
Tic Commandment continued tlc whole of the 2ith.
tic dat. oi the last accounts. The le4montcsc kept
,D viglrou. Gre hlt n Is aid 90 have been chiefly n-
tended 70 cover the approach 90 the bessie ging
army 8 DE- .sve attack expected 90 take place on
. ar-h lr l-fn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
By telegraph TO the New-iOTk Tribune,
Rstiacation Meeting in Pittsburgh.

a tremendous Wing Ratification Meeting cam.
of here yesterday speeches were delivered and
the large assombiage dispersed, giving nine hearty
cheers for the nomination Of General Taylor and
MIllnrd Fillmore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
EGYPT AND TURKEY.
MehemeI AlI-l hOlera-Prc.ent- 10 the Pope

The H1LG Ma gives the following from the East -
Our advice. rom Alexandria mention the fact ths'
biz Holiness the vceroy stll IN a deplorabe stat, OF
health, although De Is enabled % take carriage exrr
else. Ills mental faculties are by no means improved
and Little hope exists Of bis being again enabled
70 assume the Teias OF the power The cholera Ia.
broken out al C0nstantnOple with renewed force
No doubt HOu exists a. % ia real nature formerl,
considered lyphus from u 10 % victims per dieu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
Court of inquiry

FHEDEHIcK, I'd Wsdnosday Jane ~
The testimony ia the case Of Gen. Pillow to-day
was unimportant TIE Court has announced Its
determination % close the testimony tomoTo~ az
: O'Clock unless Marcy he's other Witnesses sum
ssoRed 70 appear Genis. Scott end Pillow viii
then sum IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
For sale byE ASrnosr s5 Broadway

- The FAMILY CoNrASIoN Of his week, edited BY
CHARIFs BvRDETr contains the continuation oftit beaui
fl aud exciting romance Castle Bmck" alec he hrsi Of
series Of Letters FROM the West from the pen Of one Of be
most elegant and popular writers Of the day entitled
Feathers from Travellers Wng' This IL one " ie bee.
papers published in the city AMI h appropriately named,
lor tits Companion" indeed Published by Gro p
Ngsmrr Tonine Buildings, cents per wees, and Tor
sale by news vendors generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

ur~Ry CLAY IN Ws 7isr YEtR-Mr r ANrHoNY, tho
Print Publisher OF Broadway has Published pair II the
finest engraved portraits that we have seen FROM any pub
lshcrnhs country They Of Mr. Webster ami Nr Clay
n mezzoHlf.. from Dagueueoypcs The portrait q NJ
Clay accompshes what the Wings have o Iona conienie
for, does justice 90 Henry Clay IN he fullest ond mot
satisfactory manner We have never seen TIE feneuhe
Statesman well represented before. The me1koiAs arc
extremely beautiful They were executed by Mr An
Richie ard reaec, great credit upon Die sk as on artist
lNew-York Evening Mirror
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

Go,p Pms" Gee,roNs celebrated T'o'ed Dn-
mood Pointed Gold Pens" are admitted 70 be ts best
ani cheapest pens n the world. They are inde'imeb'@
cert by actual violence and can De had only al II Ceds'
up stairs Also Josiah Hayden Co.'s. Spencer ken.
dele Lew Browns. Albert O.. Bageys. and The new and
improved Brown Pen supero TO DE old one az reduced
,r.ces Gold Pens and cases repaired. jelj d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

on the news OF the ria-.acre 90 Naples reaching Ge
uoa f. violent denomination against the SWISS iOos
place. Tie populaee repaired 20 the swiss consulate
si were al0ut fo tear down fle national insignia. 4le
consul ~ Notz. however GAINED the people by pro-
rii--s taa. BE- would demand in the name oi che Ge
llesc people flc rcca. 90 Tie -N.ss troops.
mll..e-tat0u oi p pu.ar opinion lt' also taEeu
place ~ Florence where on tle I'd ns- crowd a.
scmblcd and tore down the Eeapoiran arms tom The
residence of the Am5a.saior of King Feriilald Vl-l
cries Oi Death o. the assassin ~ fle people ea-l
fl al tlc hour1lns. some volunteers were only re-
trained truu larchn- -1 N7rcs by me -u--e- Ion Thar
rreir services were more urgently required ln Lpii
clrlY. similar scenes have taken pce u Lesllln nd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

RAciNG--A Geographic dispatch received al
Louisville from Wheeling states thar the steamer Tel
egraph made the rip nom Cincinnati 70 that port In
forty hours lost two hours in log stopped SIX times
and passed the Isaac Newton under way.
The NIysriRe Eagle Of Thursday says; Tho race
yesterday afternoon between the steamers Telegraph
and isaac Newton. quite exciting The Telegraph
came la al our wharf ahead buf while she landed tie
Newton came up and passed without stopping
When last rounding the point they stramias
II high the Newton stiil ahead
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

TIE Isfn1r'-sr F1-.froi CHE 27th hss come to hand
containing dates from ~omma Campa-ua of tle 18th.
.rou III Clan 0f tie ziu aud from tHl1e ANA lc'nza
lr ta tle -lll lle siege Vi le-rllr1 was -Hn,lae1
rfh activity 'le Gre of Gee WORK ,.-' lad been
sl,coi ly Che fsdmoutcse artillery and ~ p-raptts
url.fllCl uo artler defence rive hundred telu1n-
iese ol rle Regiment Aosfa bah arrived as Mlau. Oh
their way 90 hrclL Oflfr troops were expect q
there iQr tle plp0se of -arris1r-ng tae towns and
tor-rtsscs vi LolrlTdy Tie votes ilT Charles A1e-t
are being -sisrci tdose who are aganst hlm refuse
% vote a. Ill rlmor wss current mat General Pope
had crossed the 10. No news bed arrived On lie 2Ih
e.lhe. from PeschieEa or Verona Tie troops Q! M.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

II IT IS ADMITTED THAT GEN. ZACHARY TAYLoR WI
pol very large this State the coming ee.ton
70 ia also admitted hist he stylish hats the Cry cone
from the new and fashionable establishment Of H,Yts coz
ner Of Broadway and FulionsL They are particularly d'
ungshed for elegance Of shape beauty OF msiena and
adaptation 70 every style Of face and head
Tie Hats usually sold manufactured without any ~
gard to The shape Of The head face and thus often presca
very ridiculous appearance Gentlemen Of ;Aste I'D
fashion viii ind HAyEss Has perfectly adapted to ne
'5gf easembs elsie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

Rlrurfigr DIAMOND. P0nrtD GOLD PrNs.-The unrre-
-ente popularity o. these Pens proves concusvey ha
they are the and cheapest Pens n use II yoa want
hc genuine, 20 10 b. r. WArsoN a CO. 10 Na--'r Who
Keep large stock OF Gold Pens Of every descnpu0a
r..nr.d prices Gold Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

CANAL NAvIGATfON.--One Of our iorw anicrs
has letter from cerajohsre. which says that The va
ter then being drawn Oh hst lc.el II the Erie
nal Tor the purpose Of repairing an emIanknon which
hiss been giving way for several days This. il wa
thought would Interrupt ;he navigation Of the Erie Cs
nal lor five or ak days. Alb. Eve. Jour, 18th.
~ DANIEL I. WiTLER, has been reappointcd
receiver Of public moneys al Washington, Ark
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

~ JoHN J. CAREY Of Thomastou is the Loco
Foco candidate for Congress in the lIId Distrc,
OF Georgia. ALLEN COCHRAN Of Monroe is the
candidate sor eleetorpn the same district.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

~ sAUSDEss's DgEssISC-C ,sEs, FAScY CUTLfRr AND
loLLI AsricLEs az lfl Broadway corner Of Lbefy -
ana W bfoadway The Subscribers respectfully can ~
Attention az lle pubic fo their collection 90 toilet a
which point u variety j. not eQuaed tie ciy lucy
were selected with the greatest regard 20 quaiy Ahd ~
cases arraned Their assortment Of fRIcy query -
braces all the latest styles OF Rodgers sons petAes
nal Hes, button hooks, snd Other articles fof toe,
many Of which have been before imported fyIAgs
Gresslng-case vi the subscribers own manufacture =,
Of tie most compact forms, containing usefl ~
ces Of The best quality; hey are Acknowledged py INV
/ Ing gentlemen 70 he superior % those imported -
lsls5g q. SAUNDERS SONS, Ia aud ~ bfosa"s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

~ TX GOV JAMES G. JoNEs of Tenn. is ex.
peo1ed in City to day. We don believe the Wing,
can let him 60 without hearing him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

y We are indebted TO the prompt attentions OF
the baggage master on the New Haven and Springfield
route for Boston papers in advance Of the regular mail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

KNoNs ROCKY MoCNTAg BEAyER.-Theso has possess
a gloss and bnsncy which n0weaiher seems 10 dn' nor
roug usage iamsh and they have also body and duia
biy, ihaithe couodng tooth Of time can hardly affect
These qualities, combined with he extreme hghnes'' en-
able him most decidedly to Take the slime % all he com
neflfOrs. lel' %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

sASDs's sAssAPARn.LA.-Spnng Is once more viii 10
freshness bis The air. aud man. as well A. vegetation,
feels he reviyyng influence Of the season Bot sprng.
MOI Spring 70 the sick The poor beidden mmiyio sefo'
ala, Or rheumatism, Or liver disease indigestion or snJ
one Of the legion Of maaies which take their re IN Us
stomach ard make the their conduiisvhsi Is US
Spring 10 him What language te deaf and DUMB :"
ho'' 10 NJ s system for the enjoyment Of Spring e0''
Of sand Sarsapada that ha last The whole sessoa
viii accomplish the work. and enable the patient 10 asea'
lis bed and wakr before fiery July looks IN Al bis ohamos'
window
Prepared and sold wholesale and retail, by A. b D.
SANDS, Wholesale Druggists 100 Fulton, corner o. wAI
8 73 Broadway, and II East Broadway NewYork. Sod
$50 by Druggists generally throughout The United sse'
Price 81 . r bo,tle. * bottles for IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
Relief for liitcheI'- FamiIy.

s tribute tor the bereavet wife and family OF Mr.
Miche. mas been got Up. Lord Cloncurry has sub
scroed 500 and addressed the following letter %
Rev Dr. Sprsft a Roman Catholic clergyman
Very Reverend and dear sir pray you 20 tender
the enclosed acceptance % Mrs. John Michel loT her
seh and children. The miserable state 70 which the
country has been reduced BY the union and the differ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

~ We lost subscriber. yestert ayonr ~ ffesslJ
hec hesifaec o eof-e and fIorf te uof-a 1r
q Gen Taylor-'e yhcf oecause sc be- af4 o opose b.
Don't hurry, friends wc shall make w. our uln1 Que o.
these dav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

CARrErs-We would wish 20 recommend our oconoH
zeal friends who are in want OF Carpets, Oiicoih SC %
Mr. HIRAM ASDERsoNs cheap and extensive carpet wave
rooms, % Bowery Tie selling double ufe"p'y ana in-
grain Carpouugs beautiful patterns, p per cent less 'aa
any 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

sANxAys GENuEMEN's fuRNisntRy--t ldershh'
Drawers Crayafs Shirts Collars, Cloves, Hosiery Hand
herchef and suspendor- OF every hind may be iound 81
t new establishment and he prices FOR goods ~ low
or lower fian any other concern la The city.
sANXAY, 10 William -. one door above Fulton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
AUSTRIA.
Tbr Tmutror's fianIfCsto.


Account. ...u Vienna .lfl~n Is trat che Lmpel p
81. Issued rlsr' -r. is-.l from ul-puck .n which
BIZ declares t.st llrc-a. srron. slpil.-1 ol i-e
e.teUic legion al4 p .-el l- i--e .-i -t gnu pr
t.l4 guards. lat .als o. deprive a.il ~. -'ilt -
.-I.r o. eatnrsl Die provinces anil bad Obliged Alll
either on employ force o- t1 .rllra" ifoa4 teli'-
l'e prefer ..e ulaol.0s- a-frfil.tt t-4 i-'-
.rerfv retired fo flo Iyr. lf j. ls tfn resolve -o.
tl Withdraw t1e concessions which te made DE- SUD
'.lts Do Mr-.h .a.f snt De- SID ae inclined io i-irl i
... r.a-.. v-la- li Che people .l- they fll-t Pee
I..allv -.-r.et and approved 1v tle det, ana must
lo, He Iu-uf-i lg men wtl weapons ID tAeil --li-
t.- stated chat since tle le ralfura o taa Hui iug
Count relstlrf Boz manifested sIrif ci ri'ion .-
i-v which ia surprised everybody This Minister.
who bad been l.tl. lio f.fc-ei oa sA -.i-- - A''
-.rr.rf.I .r r N.rtns Ir i- sai o. l.'c A'.-t ,.i
frneF rlsf tle concessions obtained on ihe llin uit
-nuaI 10 maintained a Oh De-. tle cncfsT ~ "..c- i--
country is capable
IIe lsrf 0f tle Emperor from Vienna has nat the
notable eject o. making ihe boacnan- ~ once c.-en'
81. 0.f deputies f.r fic let0f Frankfort 4At wanna
Bank ia- ceased cash payments
The numerous addIe.-os that have been pre-ented
from ..mu.t every part of L.s Ma'rsty aoll'iH'i-
-u.f u terms u. le highest ll -s ODD nf tls cNre--l-
which t1.t place Boz tle rap-a ou te lath 90 Nay
Nearly Oh oi them cltrcat his Majesty io transfer ni-
car-s. and the National Diet i.ou VIENNA Cd son-t
Tle tf.adgke John DAB arvod, - lnnsQuck. and
the Bin. of Bavaria was expected tere. Throughout
tlc Austrian d1mlllons fac lnprt---ln was -iil.i
ground tat thc Court bad resolved upon reactonary
Affairs in Vienna.
il intended az Vienna opre-t 10 per- non iec.srng
the ardent loyalty oi the Nenne.e toward the Imperial
.am g. ana .mporns the Emperor ~ return 20 h-s
Capital
,ae sin .icr Of Foreign Aaars has forwarded to the
Foreign Earorsa note. nt.ua,.ng thar during Doe tem-
rrI.rr absence % the Emperor. the scar 90 Govern
fr..f will continue 90 20. lved u flc Capital
ON the Oh oI May, the Ministry, in accordance with
the decree issued ay fhe Emperor irom .rnspr So or
i.rei the academic legion t1 l.s-oFe md i11eiss r
f. . r 1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

CARDs FoR WGDDlNC-W Wedding, Visiting and Caks
Card. elegantly engraved and printed French PoT
ceain Cards o. the lowest pnces The finest English Po'-
cean Cards printed from engraved plates % cents per
pack
ELfCAST Boxes FOR WEDDING CAEE-Eieseni boxes
for Wedding Cake . per hundreds plain Boxes - per
hundred Gard Enyelops from ~ g. per IDaIod
Wedding Waters n great variety, Silver Cords, &c ~.
EvERDELLs Engraving and Pnnun' Establishment, NZ
Broadway. Of Duanest hfsi square siegsrs
marble store. JET TuThkSlm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

Carons-rhcre las been a lmt'.i demand ioi '.t.'n
,t. H. 81 le. amount Dob 2f0U bales. and ihe at as
II, 1tn TIE market cOsee dui AMI AR DEC lhe ' ty IN
ot,s quotations Nes Orleans Del now c,i aid fi,.l,
I, g,r,f. itrn, ihe uou.h are 81 eU baics ana he
deliveries .l,}oo. ,s,- tste
I'D. a., .,..t rama 1000 $50
49, .... a. to s2f SD fu l2w - iH
A.he.-Prces are quite nominal. no siocA on h1nl $50
h. i.,,s, continues REGULAR steady price, say a n
D., .,.f ,o, d, sd flr fair Carolina ~fock lbN heroes
Vfnen.re-Prccs range from 10 s' 10 The saies ar" %
r ia,,,ranc, and confined to immcd ATE wants ta.of
-tnioyy r,nans neg eced some small ios 81 Laft
realized 90 no SCI
- Herbert who hos boon on trial in fhi,ale'
h;, er the murder of John Shields has been found
guilty of n1nsau.hitr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

tY For President, Gen. Taylor-For Vice Presdeni MI
Lard FlmoreFor the French Boots go JosEss, a Am
a. " here you get the beet article and beet H. ss
price than any place 10 the city Office seekers wsntngsoo
Boo.s for the White House ID DO well call on friend
JOSEs. iei3 o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

~ Pnblic Mectina.-Tte Whes Of t1e cry and
Co1nty Of NewYork respectfully requested % meet IN
The Para FRIDAY. l6h int 81 " 70 bear iAe Repou
Of DE Delegates from The Congressional D.s,rc e5Fac-
ip The NV and County Of New Ork 20 tae National Con
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE.


n pursuance of decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law aud Chaucery for the county OF
Augusta in the case Of Jesse Dold's Administrator
against Mathew Helms aud others, rendered at the
June term, lS4o, the undersigned Commission
or will, on Monday the 9th day of October next,
expose to sale at public auction, the premises,
IN the village of Fishersville in tho county afore-
said, lot ut ground with the appurtenances, con-
tanning ONE-FOURTH OF AN ACRE AND
TWENTY-NlNE POLES, which was convey
ed to William Craig in trust on the 9Th of April,
1885, being the residue of three fourths of an Acre
and twenty-nlno Poles, purchased by Matthew
Helms OF the said jesse Dold after taking off the
quarter acre lot sod to Andrew Helms, and by him
to Fre6augh, and the quarter acre lot sold by Mat
thew Helms to ID. ). Coiner, which said lot is di-
rected to be sold on The following terms, to wit -
30 much oil the purchase money to be paid in hand
as will be sufficient 10 pay the expenses and char
ges OF sale, and the residue in nine months there
alter 1t the proceeds of the sale the above men
toned lot shall be inadequate to the payment of the
claim under The decree aforesaid, then will be eX-
posed to SALE OH the day, the premises, the
quarter acre lot which was sold and conveyed by
Matthew Helms 10 ID. S. Conner; and should the
proceeds OF this lot when added those of the pre-
ceding sale, still be inadequate TO satisfy and dis
charge The decree aforesaid, then will be exposed
to sale, ON the same day, on the premises the quar-
ter acre lot conveyed by the said Matthew Helms
10 Peter Firebaugh For the deferred payment a.
foresaid, bond with approved security will be re-
CURED ana the conveyance withheld till payment
JOHN Il. ARNALL, Comm'r.
Staunton, Sept. 8, 1SIS
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-13
COMMISSIONERS SALE.

N pursuance Of a decree Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery for Augusta coun-
~ IN the cause therein depending of John Arm
strong, SEN, Administrator, rs. John Armstrong,
jun, Administrator, the undersigned, who were APP
pointed Commissioners for that purpose, will pro-
coed, on Tuesday the 18th day of October next
on the premises, to sell public auction to the high
est bidder certain tract parcel of Land describ-
ed IN the decree as containing Is ARES, be
the same more less. The Land lies near the North
Mountain on Whiskey Creek, being the same that
was purchased by John Armstrong, jun, decd,
partly from Archibald Coyner and wife, and partly
from Jacob Accord, jun. and wife
The terms OF sale will be, so much cash in hand
as will be requisite to defray the expenses of sale
and the residue in six, twelve and eighteen months,
the purchaser giving bond and approved security,
and the title retained till the purchase money is full
paid. The title is believed to be unquestonabe,
but we will only convey as Commissioners of the
Court. WIN. FRAZIER,
X. p. KINNEY
Commissioners
Sent IL 1913 -tds
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-09-13
FOR THE SPECTATOR.
TO THE WINGS OF AUGUSTA

FELLOW CITIZEN Permit one of your mum
Der to urge upon you to organize in every precinct
OF the county TOR the approaching presidential con
test. l, is needless for me to press upon you the
Importance OF every Wing being at his post ON the
9TH day Of November next. Our Wing brethren
throughout the length aud breadth of the Union
arc fully aroused to sense of the danger that
liberties are in, by the weakness and folly of our
present rulers. shall not attempt to recaptuate
the enormties committed by the present admins
tratiOn for they familiar to you all Our uppo-
nents have accused us of having no principles.
will answer their accusation by telling them that
our principles embodied in our glorious Cunsti-
tuition, which has been bequeathed 10 us by the
wisest and purest men which our country has ever
produced. This glorious instrument is platform,
on which every true and patriotic Wing stands
On this platform they will fight the enemies of our
liberties, from whatever quarter they may come,
and how much disguised in false colors. What are
the principles ofour called democratic opponents?
have closely watched them for years, and never
could see what their principles are, and have come
TO the conclusion that, fthey have any, it is to
seize and hold fast to the public purse. | am re-
joced that there is a prospect of hurting from pow
er the present weak and incompetent rulers from
office, and elevating to the office Of President one
who approaches near to that great and good patriot
George Washington, who looked 10 the Consti,u-
ton Of the United States for his guide sincere
ly hope that the death-blow will be given 10 this
monster party spirit which has caused SO much
strife in land. have often thought, why should
there be two parties in our country? Are we not
living under the same government are not our in
teresls identified with each other? In prosperity
and adversely we are both affected. IF we are as
sailed by foreign foe, Wing and Democrat will
rush to oppose the foe. ! make an appeal to the
honest and intelligent portion of the democratic
party to ground their arms of opposition to the best
interests Of their country and unite with us in bring
ing our government back TO lis ancient purity. l
consider that the elevation of Lewis Cass to the
Presidency would be Of the greatest msfortunes
that could befall our country. We have now one
of the weakest administrations since the organza-
ton of the government, but Lewis Cass would be
the weakest of the weak. In conclusion, let me
make another appeal TO my democratic fellow -ct-
zens who have 50 often been deceived by the lead
ers of that party, TO rally around the standard of
their country and fight for our liberties and the Con-
sttuton until they are wrested from the hands of
unprnciped men, who have other interests to
serve but their own elevation TO office and power
A WING.