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Patent Medicines,

TIME subscriber has among other articles
4 of Patent Medicines, the following, viz:
Anderson's Cough Drops; Moore's Essence
of Life; Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam; Fahne-
stocks, Wners and Jnynes Vermifuge;-
Johnson's, Hcwes a I'd Seavers Liniment;--
Sherman's Cough and Worm Lozenges; At
woods, S. o. Richardson's, Newton's, Woods
and Browns Bitters; Hungarian and Wistar' $
Balsam Mohatt's Medicines; DR.. Spears Med
icines; Daley's and Connels Pain Extractor;
Kittrcdges Ontme mt; Itch and Pile Ointmcnt
DR. Beuchs Medicines and his American Prac-
tice; Egyptian Balsam; DR.. Masta's S, Thayer's,
Wardcn's, Wrghts, Juyne's, Smiths Sugar
Coated, Lees, Deans Rheumatic, Hoopcr's,
Phnney's, Tomato, Hbbard's, Cough and
Persian Pills; Jew David's, Poor Mans, Ba-
deau's and Indian Black Plaster; Jcbbs L;ni-
ment; Corn Plaster; John b Elibbard's Medi.
cnes; Sears Syrup of Liverwort Downs Lin.
iment; MarshalPs Catarrh Snuff; Sands and
Comstocks Sarsaparilla; lndellibe Ink-with
most ofthe new medicines now cxtant.
For sale by J. G. BINGHAM.
st. Johnsbury, Jan. 10, 1913. 546w4
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e. Notice. T Would DIN MORN fs Il. n au
merous friends and customers that in future
he will be found at home in Barton, on Mon
days, Tuesdays and Wednesdays, to wait upon
those that come from distance and will de-
vote the remainder of the week in visiting
those whose condition makes travelling on his
part necessary, 1t is his desi ire not to do bus
mess OH Sundays, and will therefore attend to
no calls on the Sabbath excepting those of ac-
tual necessity. DR.. JOSEPH A. MASTA.
Barton, Aug. %, lS47. o2hno
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Kitchen Song.

flo, no, HUM-how | wish
That each kettle and dish
Could be cleunsed by some Yankee machine
Itwould save such sight
OF work, morn and night,
TO have one that would scour, wash and clear
should think that they might,
With their noodles so bright,
Add much more 10 our comfort and ease,
Aud dish washer make,
That would beat the horse-rake,
Or the things to make butter and cheese.
They've machines TO cut glass,
Aud machines to cut grass,
And machines to fulfil all their wishes;
Bat they never once think,
While their own healthS they drink,
Ofpoor women who have to wash dishes.
1t must have q strong hand
That will not show the brand
Ofthe stove-door or frying pan hot;
And never once finch,
But with resolute clinch,
Lay right hold of each kettle and pot.
And when tits completed,
The inventor II be greeted
with praises from all that lack wealth.
And every good lass
Will fill up glass
Outright water to drink to his health
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StraD Hinges.
Buffalo Robes.

A FEW PRIME Buffalo Robes, for sale by
IN E. JEWETT & CO
Dec. IS47. 5llf
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NOTICE. / hereby caution all persons,.
v gainst harboring or trusting Adela Good.
eli on my account, as | shall not pay any deba
of her contracting. JAMES GOoDELL.
ST. Johns5GrY, jim. g, lS4S. 5i5w3
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s T Ov Is.

FFNHE subscriber has for sale three kinds
Yankee Notion Cook Stoves;
Fairbanks Diving Flue, do.
Albright Parlor, do,
Alright Box, do.
Common Box, do.
Cast from the best of Iron and warranted
quail to any thing in use, and will be sold as
low as can be found in this vicinity.
ISAAC WATTS.
Peacham Hollow, Oct 1847 535tf
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clans and others, who are entitled to the most
unquestionable belief. After having tried the
many neto preparations, without finding the ex
pectcd relief multitudes are compelled to re
turn to the use of the Vegetable Pulmonary
Bdisdm, which they acknowledge 10 be, after
all, the best remedy known for the above COM
plants.
u Be1oGre Of Co,n,terfeits and limitations,
such Carriers Compound Pulmonary Baisam,
american Pulmonary Balsam,a and others in part
bearing the name! Enquire for the article by
its whole name, the "VEGET4BLE Pull
Mo-NARY B.4LS.4.M," and see that it has the
written signature of WIN. JoN'N CUTLER upon
a yellow label on the blue wrappers. Each
bottle and seal is stamped vegetable Pulmon-
airy Balsam."
Prepared by REED 8. CUTLER, formerly
Reed, Wing a Cutler, Importers and Whole
sale Dealers in Medicines, Paints, Chemicals
and Dye Stuffs, "a chatham st. Boston, and
sold by Druggists, Apothecaries and country
merchants generally: For particulars and re-
commendations enquire for pamphlet accom-
panying each bottle-Prce so cents. For sale
in ST. Johnsbury, by J. c. Bingham. 537m6
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PIERCE'S PREMIUM COOKING
STOVE.

TENHE subscriber has opened Stove Depot
a. / door south of Ely's Hotel, st. Johns
bury Plain, where he keeps constantly for sale
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Bowsell and "the bear were conversng
Hpon the conduct of a planter, who so fogged
his slave that he died. The Doctor thunder
%'u suvuseiy. wen, uut, suIu DUsWeII, tie
precatingly, 81 have always held the man
with the black face to be a connecting link
between man and brute.
Sir" said DIR. Johnson, rolling his huge
form from side to side, sand ! have always
held the man with black hent to be con-
meeting link between brute and the derH
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Tested by the Experience of Thousands for 20
years past :!
The Vegetable Pulmonary BalSam

HAS proved itself the best
IL remedial agent known for
coughs, colds, cOnSumptioRS, dsth
ma, phthisic, splitting Of blood,
'ehooping cough, and all Pul-
monary affections and diseases
Of The lungs, as has, and can
be shown from the testimony
ofthn un0ot rnspactobla nbyst
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Seraphines and MelOdeOns,

ENROM Worcester, Ms.--of quality infe-
n rior to none made in the country-for sale
by . MERRILL J. HAZELTINE.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Passumpsic, Vt. Sept. 10, ls47 529y1s
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by n. GREEN, .9ucsfOneer.

ny ~. tSAEE~N, s1NcttOnPff.
TTrRUSTEE'S SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, DRY
l. GOODS, AND SIOESAT AUCTION On Wedncs-
day. the 9th instant, shall SELL by oder of the trustee,
the grocery and dry good the Of 9th Gar
rison and the house. Navy Yard,
until all is soId very extensive Of the above
named articles, viz;
Java. Laguayra and Porto Rico coiees
Gunpowder, imperial, and young Tyson tea in halt
and quarter chests
Loaf crushed crysa'lized, and brown sugars
Raj sins. -four, starch, indigo, spices
Sperm and other oil
Moasses, in hogheads and barrels
Vinegar, mackere wooden
Brushes, brooms baskets, ropes, 40.
Hardware, locks, bolts, hinges, nails
Shoves spades, pots, ovens, kettles, grdirons, &c.
Fancy and brown soap, sperm and mould candles
Wine, brandy, gin, spirits, whiskey, &c. all of good
quality
Also, large lot of cigars and tobacco, of the most
choice brands
Also, large LOT of shoes and boots, in and on
shelves
Also, large LOT of dry goods, such as
Cloths cassmeIes cassinets, tweeds
Bedckng. bleached and unbleached cotton
Calico, linen, buttons trimmings, &c.
With the store fixtures, patent balance and other
scales weights and measures glass cases, writing
desks, Nc, with a number OF other articles not
necessary To enumerae.
The above stock being large, the public particularly
requested TO attend The sale ut the hour advertised Ii is all
OF good quality, and they will find worthy of their
ton.
Terms All sums OF and under 1926, cash over S25 a
credit 60 3d. and 100 days. for approved endorsed
F. w. RISQUE, Trustee.
Feb. Pot A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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p Hen O. moastrous, Eleven buckram mon grown
out of two!
T can rise from one Mexican general TO forty.
1t is upon this kind of proof that the people asked
TO form their opinions and condemn the action Of one OF
the purest and ablest Presidents who has filled the
chair OF Washington His charges against the President
certainly rest upon this species OF proofchages that his
own constituents would laugh hear if unsustained by
no higher evidence What is the of the President
in this whole affair? He has refused TO send 10 this
House the instructions given to MIR Slide minister,
before the commencement oil our war with Mexico m
sructons pertaining solely to our negotiationso trea
" with Mexico, which he had constitutional right 10
withhold; instructions having bearing upon con
nexon with, the legislation OF this House; instructions
which every consideration OF public policy required him
to withhold. To communicate them would postpone, II
no, entirely defeat negotiation with Mex In all this
his error lies. In this he committed the damnlng sin.
Why is the President denounced for this action Be
cause he considers the public interests paramount TO the
interests OF the wing party, or OF any party In with
holding the instructions the President wisely counsels
the advice of Washington, Monroe, and a Jackson,
and n that brilliant array OF intellect which aided in the
formation OF our government He IS warned by ITS uni
versa practice and BY the history OF naons not 10
danger the public interest al moment OF such deep ma
tonal the present. when the cause OF our gov
enment is TO be preHdiced TO the benefit alone OF for
egn enemy For refusing TO do act which might thus
expose the country the power of Mexico the President
is denounced traitor and usurper If this charge be
true let the gentlemen who make IL reflect that the wses
and purest who have ever lived have been also rai
tors and usurpers Would they not blush TO make such
charge against Washington Jackson, Monroe, and h'
trainers of the federal constitution And yet would BIZ
as lust against them against Mr.. Polk.
Time will not permit TO discuss the general issues
on the origin, prosecution, and ultimate objects 10 be OBJ
tained by the war, presented by my colleague in ht
conclusion of his speech. | take issue with HIM on al
these points | believe that the war was necessarily
consutionally commenced By us-that it was inevitable
on partthat the OF reconciliation and adu ST
nent were exhausted by the Executive | believe tina
it has been ably and skillfully conducted by HIM, am
that he is not chageable with neglect. as he Mr.. T.
asserts and tina; objects in its prosecution-indem
mtg for the past and security for the fnture-descantet
1 upon by that gentleman as 'visionaly" are object
i which can and must be obtained.
I Here Mr. F stopped by the Speakers hanmc
announcing that the hour had expired.
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MILES, Register for sale.-The subscribers, for the
purpose OF closing the estate of the late Hezskah Niles
will offer public sae O'Clock, D. m, Friday 18th
February. 1913 1.-THE Merchants Exchange in the city
Baltimore, that valuable and well known paper NILES
REGISTER with the goodwill subsc ption list presses
types printing materials &C. &c belonging to the same
the whole to be sold together.
This paper established by the late Hezekiah Miles
about thirty years and, from the reputation it
bears. des rable opportunity young OF
energy The publication will be continued until the
The 74h volume commences with March and the pur-
chaser will go into possession in time the publ
cation.
Terms of sale One third cash day of sale the bal.
in six and twelve months, bearing interest," and
cured by approved bonds Persons desiring nor-
nation will apply to the trustees.
u !; M 4 TnL GGa6TMTFBELL' Trustees,
CANNON, BENNETT 81 CO.,
Jan 2I-2aw3w Auctioneers
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The Wonders of GnivanlsIn


r. ,Io.h ~, w ,, ,f he' ,n neait pea,
cansas ,,a n.nan,;os 81 ;aio, tn 1 WHEN
which hrnos in iav ,bs an betea If insiiec sh ION
an,n. y aho, H. ,LoaJ ~ hf ~ ,t 10Y ueuiy
Recent dscoveres in science AVE demnns,ra,ad 10 IL
,o,,ar ~ H. arnno, s J..ri.ai LII n ,'i" pi,s
Can efect the varous mo,ions Of ,he ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,e nervous nower has become s,hsn, ,r
ey,nc W ,,6 IN. Lno,Iede IF thsss f c,s - ~ ~ I'D
fore he snrnrisny that the and
lof This wonderons agent, Inv means Of Dr
aNiIs RIIfsS IEJrS WECKI ,c Do l e. .
LET'S &c shonld prove 40 efic.nt in the cure Of
Of the mos, tndious and afBicn, lie ~ ,,;b
snh;sct In fac, son,a Jsaasaah ] IL ,r'n are
and nervous ehamc,er which h, W herc,nnrss h J
bevond The reach of medical art Weld read,, ~ ~,
terous power and remain ptr,nanep,ly cired Amons
o,,or Jse,s.s in ,b;oh 80 anS, ~ III % I..r,
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, NNAWAh INC sUDscrIbtr morning ri
L y the sth ult negro woman named RACHAEL NEE
kiNS formerly the property of Mr.. Charles Vinsop of
Montgomery county Maryland. She is about forty years
of lame in OF her hip JOINTS and has since
early in life. She had bright yellow
nsey and no bonnet and took with her her child
three and four years old, named Columbia, but whom she
calls Puss She carried away black stuff dress and CAPE
and other articles of clothing, in round county
and child dollars either OF them IL brought to me
in this city or secured in any Jail that get them
Feb. 4--H FRANCIS A. DICKENS.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.


Change OF Programme every Evening.
DR.. COLLYER'S MODEL ARTlSTES,
From the Royal Academies OF Design of London and Paris
will continue their Living Embodiment of the Fine Arts
for another week
ODD FELLOWS HALL, SEVENTH STREET.
The representations will consist of the choicest
the Great Masters in Painting and Sculpture including
Powers celebrated statue of the GREEK SLAVE and
K'erstcO's Columbus and the Indian Girl.
For particulars, ptte programme evening
Abundance 50cents Personfcntions half.
past O'Clock. Jan. 31-dlw.
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Q10 000 to $4,000 for Investment N Slaves
ED OSOOO Boys and girls would be preferred but to
avoid separation, families viii be take
Proposals are invited by letter. addressed A. b. WASH
ns.9n cy postage paid, a any time between this and The
l1 Of July Jan S0vswifG
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INNGLISH VALENTINES for IsAs.-A small nd va
Il ried collection of the latest styles and designs has Just
been the subscriber from London and will be
sold of AT extremely low prices being somewhat the
direct line of his business.
g. Feb F. TAYLOR. Bookseller
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Furnished Rooms I'm the First Ward for Rent
A FURNISHED paror and three chambers, with The
street, between 18th and 18th Streets the War epa
ment. Apply 70 b. Jos Restaurant.
nsc
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TIME National Hirth-Night hall Will be held AT
i Jackson Hall the evening of the 22d Of Februsry
lsas -
PATRoNEssEs.
Mr., Polk Mrs Adams, Mrs. Madison
Mrs. Alexander Hamilton.
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splendid RafrIo at Concert Hail.

Diamonds, Watches, Jc,ceiry, and Fancy articles
40 PRIZES, AMOUNTING TrO $s6U.-One diamond
I'D worth 400; pin, containing i0l diamonds ws
penccases, ear-hoops, necklaces and variety Of ianc
articles, all of good qualify and offered at low prices
There is prize every three blanks. Tickets u.s.
Jan 29-St
(,ONGREs Directory, this day published.
" Jan. - F. TAYLOR
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CARUsl'S SALOON.
On Monday, February 7, 1913,

MIR. LOVER
(Author of Handy Andy Rory O'More Sc) will give one
of his tavofite and
IRISH EVENINGS
Entitled "Sprigs OF Sh.lelah."
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On this occasion will be given
"RORY IGNORES DREAM"
The tribute of Irish authors gratitude America for
her munihcen contribution to Ireland In her distress
and, also, some new American impressions amongst
which,
The flooded Hut ofMe Mississppi.-The alabama - The
Crooked Sick
With Mr.. Lovers original comic story of
"NEW POTATOES" AND HIS OWN SONGS.
Tickets 80 cents, be had Colemans National Hotel
Wizards City HOTEL and al the door in the evening.
Doors open att o'clock To commence ut half-past 7
O'Clock.
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Mrs. WELLS, next door to 0sdsby's Hetsl, has
IVA two large pleasant rooms vacant Jan sl-2S
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DoWEUs's Statue Of the Greek slave is now on
exhibition the Odeos of IL and Penn
sylvana avenue, from o'clock. m. unIl 10 O'Clock
p.
Jan 24-n
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'es House Journal h, session. 10Th Congress and Con-
gTsssional Debates, part !, vol. 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20
From The N. O. Picuyune, Sept 6h.
GENERAL TAYLOR.

The following letter has been prepared
by Gen. Taylor TO correct any misconcep-
lion which might possibly be produced by
The recent publication Of extracts from his
private correspondence, aud The appear
ance over his signature Of replies 10 single
aud detached questions relative ~ his po
si,inn before the public. The letter is a
connected narrative of ,he series ol Cir
cumslauccs which resulted in his becun.
ing candidate. II presents, in COM
pact furin. all The matters bearing upnn
The subject, and exhibits General lay
lor in his proper characIer-trne 10 himself,
10 his friends, and 10 bis country.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-09-20

Particular attention is called TO the letter OF
General Taylor, which is published 10 day.
All doubts about his thorough devotion 10
Whigsery, are now dispclled. He says, that he
has been from the first, Wing. This we have
never doubted, for some time past. Those Dc.
lnocra,s who have been deluded, should now
abandon him, or so over al once to the ranks
Of the Wings where they belong. They have
no right to assume our name They should
fight under their o,cn banner. We speak this
in no offensive spirit, for we entertain high
regard for many Of these persons, but TO US
it is marvellous how they can call themselves
Democrats and still be supporters of General
Taylor, a uhig.
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Iron TIE ADVERTISER

Proceedings of Dinner complimentary 10
the Returned Voiunte,rS, giuen on Sa-
luda.
On the 25lh August, a sumptuou' Bar.
bccue was given on the Saluda side of tho
District, al which The Palmetto Reg'r. W as
invited 10 attend, in houor of those men,
hers Of the EdseGeld company who have
survived the war with Mexico, and parllc
ularly. of Lieut.. Jos. ABSEY. Lieut. Jos.
CuLBaEAru, aud GEORGE HENDERSON
ABNEY.
Every preparation tha, could have
ded TO the dignity Of the occasion or 10 the
enjoyment of the guests. had been careluls
" made under The supervision Of The Com.
mittes of Arrangements. The place Of
meeting had been selected with such skill
rs could be employed, comfortable seats
had been procured, an elegant nrhor had
been raised over The table, and a stand had
been erected from which the speakers
Nigh, address thnse assembled without ei'
fort. Nolhing had been left undone that
could have conveyed to The Volunteers a
proper sense of our high appreciation ol
their wcrlh. The ladies from the surround
ing country, Of every rank aud age, had
come out, of their own choice, to contrib
ute what grace and beauty could offer to
The reward of gallant and neritorious con
ducr. The concourse of citizens was large.
for an unravorable day, exceedinsly ly large;
and so respectful were all present, in their
hearing towards one another, that moi
single unpleasant occurrence took place 10
mar The good order aud harmony of the
meeting.
The purpose from The beginning, had
been 10 make a feast worthy Of The youns
men 10 whom it was given, and it ,ras Que
of The richest and most splendid festivals
that has beer prepared in this section Of
The District. There was no effort at dis
play in any Of The arrangements. but eve,
rylhing was conducted in manner to prove
to our heroic friends, that in the sincerity
of our minds, we thanked them for the
servicps they had rendered to their coun'
try-for the honor they had conferred upon
their neishbors and relatives, and for the
unfatering courage, under prvalions, dis
ease and wounds, with which they had
maintained Tie ancient reputation of their
fathers. We were glad 10 welcome them
to "our homes aud our hearts,
From mistake in regard 10 the time at
which her Regimen, was called out to fur
nish its compliment Of Volunteers for The
war. Saluda was deprived Of the oPpor'u-
nry of proving The devotion Of her people
10 the flag of their country, as fully as olh-
er parts of The District. She afterwards
however, Offered as many as half Of a
good company. and The merest accident
only. prevented her from sharing more
largely in the hazards and suf1erings OF the
brilliant campaign Of Gen. SCOTT, than
any other portion of Edgefield.
We have no cause though for complaint.
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Slonelands, Aug. OH, 1913.

GCNllCWeH -
did not receive until TO day at !
o'clock, your flatering invitation to attend
a Barbecue to be given at Chapman's
Mills, to. morrow, in honor of The Edge.
field Volunteers lately returned from
Mexico.
II is source of real regret, that it will
be out Of my power to be with you, on all
occasion so full of interest and sensbiliIy.
Some public duties as we'll as private
engagements, forbid my leaving home at
This lime even 10 join in festival at which
should have an opportunity of seeing so
many of my friends aud neishbors near
Saluda Old Town.
Those whom it is your object 10 honor,
have not only won laureis for themselves.
but historical reputation for their conn,
Try, and are entitled to The offerings oi
gratitude and abiding public respect.
Whilst all are entitled to our peculiar
admiration, am sure it will MOI be
deemed iuvidious 10 select one name as
more peculiarly identified with our Saluda
neishborhood. uffer you as a sentiment,
Lieut.. Joseph Abcey.-rha commen.
daions of his honored comrades, is the
highest commentary 90 bis eond conduc'.
By his gulanlry in The icId, he has won
a right to u sword from his country.
Sincerely, your friend and nrighbor.
A. P. BUTLER.
To Cnl. NJ. w. Clary, Cul. 0, Towlcs,
Joseph Griffith Esq DR.. Win. Coleman,
Dr.. Geo. NJ, Yarbrongh, Thos. Y. Logan,
and others, ,-Committee.
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FoR THE ADVERTISER.

Mr.. EDIToR-In answer 10 the call in
your pa per, ,sor tho opinions OF the Candi-
dates for the Legislature from this District
on the Presidential question, l thus state the
conclusions of my judgment OF the two
candidates for the Presidency that present
claims worthy Of consideration at Tho South,
both are liable, to much objection; and the
contes, between them should be conducted
by their respective friends here, without such
acrimony as will hinder an effective union Of
all parties in defence Of our sectional rights
and interests. For our security in this be-
half, we must trust 10 ourselves and no, to
the President. Between Generals Cass and
Taylor, however, | find reasons for choice,
and for the exercise Of choice by the Stale.
My preference is for Gen. Cass.
+. Fl. WARDLAW.