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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

CHICAGO ELrcTioN.-At Chicago the Cass
hocos met with signul defeat at the late
Congressional election. Mr.. Scammon re-.
celved over two hundred majority over John
Wentworth. AT the previous election Went
worth had over eight hundred majority. So
goes the free soil question. Wentworth pre-
tended to be 10 favor of free soil, but supports
ed Caas--lhis the people would not stand nor
tolerate. The foreigners voted against him.
EDMUND BURKE.--This Patent Office func-
'lonaTy has been charged with official mafea.
sance In his office. committee of Congress
are now investigating the charges. The yer.
diet will be known in few days.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

ILLINOIS All sorts Of reports are aloat
from this slae
Wentworth is probably elected by small
maJoTIIy-one to Two hundred where he last
had five thousand. Baker is fifteen hundred
ahead.
KENTUCKY ELEcTloN.-Mr. Criuenden is
running fine political race. His majority
VIII be from eigh,to ten thousand. The Leo.
lslaiure is largely whio.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

ABOLITION TESTIMONY. The National Era,
at Washington, says:
'.Ihe interest aud honor oflhe country. and
even freedom itself will be safer in The hands
of Taylor The slave holder. than in Cass the
servie''
So we think. There is no being so danger
ous as the man who is willing to iruck.e for
power and place, none so despicabIe.
IHE IYRANT AT RK.-The Old Hunkefs,
through Polk 6 Co., are removing their late
brothers--lhe Barnhurners-from office for
contradcted, not they.
News PAPER CHANGES Peoples Or
gar, at 81. Louis, has passed into the hands Of
Nlessrs. Anderson and SIaley; and has mate.
rally improved in appearance and matter
The Saturday Evening Post has been en-
larged and improved. II is devoted to Ten.
perance, Odd Fellowship, Masonry and gene
raj literature. 1t is now good family paper.
We should have noticed these changes soon
er, ou' Tor he press OF political and other mat
ter, which has caused Us TO neglect them.
New PAPER The Iowa Republican, pub.
lished at Iowa City, has come TO hand. Il
takes the place Of the Standard. and is one of
The handsomest sheets in The State
The Boston Bee, IN noticing the return of
the Massachusetts Volunteers, says, sc if one
half we hear Of the abuse of these men by those
dressed with authority, be true, there will be
fearful account for some people to settle"
state look, as far we have seen, very well
for the wing cause. But there has not enough
yet reached US to make any thing definite.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

INDIANA ELECTIoN.-The returns from this
state look, as far as we have seen, very well
for the whig cause. But there has not enough
yet reached US to make any thing definite.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

A LoCoFoCo FALsFHooD NAILED.--Not long
ago the Locoioco papers circulated story
that Mr. DoolittIa Of New York had receiv
ed letter from General Taylor denying that
he approved Of the opposition expressed in the
Signal 10 the Wilmct Proviso, This state.
meot has brought out NJ. Dooittle. who saws
that he never received any such Letter from
Gen Taylor.
THIS was pretty Locoloco yarn.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1848-08-19

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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

postponed to more Than twenty years ;
and even then. il was only accomplished
by The stern will and uhbending policy Of
President Jackson. who made his pay
inent leading measure of his adIninistra.
tim. He resisted The attempts which
were made to divert The public money
from that great object, and apply it waste-
ful and extravagant expenditures for otlI-
er objects, somc of Them Of more than
doubtful constitutional authority and ex.
pediency.
If The government Of the United States
shall observe proper economy in lis ex-
pendiures, and he couGned in iIs action
10 the conduct Of our foreign relations and
lo The few general objects of its care, enu-
merated in the constitution. leaving all
municipal and local legislation 10 the
S'aIes, our greatness as naIi"n in NOR
al and physical power, and in wealth and
resources, cannot be calculated.
BY pursuing this policy, oppressive mea-
sures operating uheTually and unjns'ly
upon sections and classes will be avoided;
and Tho people, having no cause Of COM
plant. will pursue their own interests, un-
der the blessings Of equal laws and the
protection OF just aud paternal govern
ment.
BY abslaining from The exercise Of all
powers not clearly conferred, The cement
of our glorious union, now numbering thir-
ty States, will be strengthened as we
grow in age and Increase 10 population,
and our future destiny will be without a
parallel Of example in the history of ma
lions JAMES K. POLK.
Washington, July 6, i545.
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nD@!nRgnADa S. c. 1Va9 49, 2a4@>

opinion, thaTsuchsan army may be raised
upon sfewaweeks, notice, aud thar uu,
citizen soldels ale equal to any troops il
the world: oreason, therefore, ia per.
ceived, Whyaes should enlarge our land
forces, andaSereby subjec, lIre treasury to
an annual itsfeased charge.
Sound R9fcya requires hat we should
avoid the ;crc,Iono large standing ar
my in .times9peace. No public exigency
requires ita Sach;armis are not only ex.
pensiye andln1ecessary, but may become
dangeroussl6ilibeTiy.
Besides making lhe necessary legislative
provisions fdsitie execution of the treaty,
and The establishment Of territorial gov
ernments in 1le ceded country, we have,
upon lheIesiofation of peace, other i'm.
porianr dutisato perfnrm. Among these,
| regard none as more importani lhan The
adoption ofsploper measures for the spec
dy ex,inggistment Of the national debt
Ii is againstssaund policy and The genius OF
our institution that public debt should
he permitted ID exist day longer than The
means oftha'ttessury will enable the gov
crnmont % pay j, off.
We shpuld adhere to the wise policy
laid down y&sPresident Washington. of
-.avoiliug REORGANIZATION Of debt, not
only by shn1piug occasions of expense.
bnt by vigorogo exertinDs in time of pc ace
to dscharsafse debt which unavoidable
wars have accustomed. not ungenerously
throwing upon posleri'y the burden We
ourselves oqghilo bear"
Atlhe commencement of The present
administering; The public debl arnouted TO
Sl7,75S,7g99 In consequence of the
war with Mexico. it has been necessarily
incrc aseJ, anifnow amounts 10 S65,775,.
45O al, including the stock and treasury
notes whictEinay YET be issued under the
acl ofJanuary2s. 1917, and the sixteen
million loanIecently negotiated under The
acl of Marcbs3l, lS4S.
in ddifilnto the amount OF the deot,
The treaty ssipuIales that :wolve millions
of dollars shall be pau 10 Mexico in four
equal annlial1inslanen mis- of rhraA -
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,ue convention be
, :..eu me fS.Staies and Mexico, of TN
l1th April 1889, amounted to 50 O2C. / s.
IS. This sum was payable in twenr,
equal annbnl installnen,s. Three of then
have been paldlo the claimants by ,h,
Mexican bbyepimenl. and Two by III,
United Sta,es leaving TO be paid of The
principal o. tneliquldalcG amount assumed
by the Uniled.States, the sum of SI.5i9
GO4 76. loselhFr with the uuliquidaret
claims assnmed by the United States, il
is believed may be paid as they fall due
oul of the accrhins revenue. without the
issue of stock 0 Tue creation of any addi.
lioual public .dbr.
cannot 100 sfong ly recommend 10 Con.
gress The importance ofhusband;ng all our
national resources. of limiting the public
expenditures q necessary objects, aud of
applying all lb| surplus al any lime in tE.
treasury 10 the IedeinPlion Of The debt.
recommend tht authority be vested in the
Executive by NV To anticipate the peri
cd for the re fnbursemenl Of such por>
ton oi the deb as may not now be re-
deena5lc, audo purchase il aI par, or at
the premium hich it may command in
the marker, nili cases in which author
ity has been oiained ny the government
on much the Id ger porliou Of the oaus
aud if when IL government becomes a
purchaser of iiowu stock, it shall com
Inand premi n ln the market, il will be
sound policy lPay It, ralher than To pay
the slml-annud Interest upon it.
The interes Upon The debt If the out.
standing reasE notes shall be funded,
from The end he las, fiscal year unIil
it shall fall ddI land be rede mable, will
be equal 10 thhprincipal which must il
self be ulllmaf paid.
Without chdbinS or modifying the pre-
SEM tariff "f dEes, SO great has been The
Increase oil onHommerce under its be-
uisu 0perallunshal tho revenue derived
from the sales Tie public lands will, It
is confidently yIeved, enable The govern
ment to dlsc'nrb annually, several MI
lions OF Inc t aud al the same Time
possess lhe Fps OF meeting necessary
approPriaIlo4sf all other proper objects.
Uuess CongIeShall authorize largely in
creased expeidires, Tor objects mol OF alb
soluIe necessfyhe whole public dcbI-ex
s,lug before hdMexlcau war, aud tina,
created duriE Ets coutinuance. may BIZ
paid OH wi'hqrtny increase OI taxation
on the peoplaos before il will fall due.
Upon The rs1oh'Ion Of peace We should
adopt pollc sqled to srate OF peace.
In doing thisfh aarliesl practicable pay,
ment OF the poll debt should be a car
dinal princlP { acIiou. ProftiuS by
The experlencoi be pasl. we should avoid
The errors IntwhE CD Inc country was be-
,rayed shortI alt4 the close Of The las'
war with Gre.bitain in 1915. In few
years alter lE PEI iod, broad aud latitu-
i;nuus conslclItn Of thr federal gov
ernncnt uniqn4tely received but TOO
mach couutsEcir Though the coun-
Try vas burlsdtwilh heavy public
debl, large. aiinl some instances uune-
cessary and cRYgant expenditure were
authorized byousress. The consequence
was, that theayrnent Of tho debt was
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

While ihe war has been conducted will
great humanity and ferbearance. and viii
complete success on our parl. The peace
has been concluded on terms the most lib
eral aud msgnanimnus to Mexico. In heI
hands, The Terrilories now ceded had re-
mained, and, il is believed, would have
continued 10 remain almost unoccuried
aud Of liule value TO her or 10 any other
nn.ion whilst as a part OF our Union, they
, will be productive Of vast benefits TO the
! UnileJ Stales, 10 the commercial world,
aud 10 the general interest of mankind.
The immediate establishment Of Terri.
torial governments; aud the extension oi
our laws over these valuable possessions,
are denied to be not only important, bul
Indispensable 10 preserve order and the
due administration OF justice within their
limits, 10 ufnrd protection to the inhabi.
lanIs, aud 10 facilitate the development Of
the vast resources and wealth which their
acquisition has added 10 our country.
The war with Mexico having lermua-
ted, the power Of the Executive to eslab-
lish or 10 continue temporary civil govern
ments over these Territories, which existed
under the laws of nations whilst they
We're regarded as conquered provinces in
our military Occupation, has ceased. BY
their session to the Uniled States, Mexico
has no longer any power over them; aud,
until Congress shall act, the inhabitants
will be without any organized government.
Should they be left in his condition, con
fusion aud anarchy will be like to prevail.
Foreign commerce 10 a considerable
amount is now carried on in The ports Of
Upper California, which will be required
10 be regulated by our laws. AS soon as
our system shall he extended over this
commerce, Il revenue of considerable
amount wi! be al once collected, aud i, is
no: doubted that it will be annually in
creased, for these and other obvious rea-
suns, deem II TO be my duty earnestly
TO recommend the acIiuD Of Congiess on
the subject al tue present session.
In organizing governments over these
Territories, frauSh. with such vast advan
tages 10 every portion of our Uuion, in
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

hIedtucSS uuu VI all
There has, perhaps, been no period
siuce The warning So impressivcly given
to his counuymen by Washington, 10
guard against seoslan anhical divisions and
sectional parties, winch appeals with
q eater force than The present, 10 The pa
,riolc, sober minded, aud rsascIins Of all
parlles aid OF all svcliou~of our country.
Who can calculate The value OF our gorl
uus Union! 1t is a model and example or
free government 10 all the world, aud is
the star Of hope and the haven OF resi- 10
The oppressed Of every cline. by iIs
preservation, we have been rapidly ad-
vonccd as nation TO height of strength,
power aud happiness, without parallel IN
me history OF tho world. AS we extend
Its blessings over new res ions. shall we be
so unwlse as to endanger It's existence
by geographical DIVISIONS and disscn'
suns?
With view 10 encourage the early sci
remenl OF these distant possessions,
recommend that liberal grants OF the public
lands be secured 10 all our ciiizeus who
have settled, or may in Limited period,
settle within their limits.
la execution of the provisions Of the
treaty, orders have been issued TO our
military and naval forces 10 evucuate,
without delay, the Mexican provinces,
cities, towns anI iorIIheu places in our
military occupation, and which are not
embraced in the territories ceded To the
United States. the army is already IN
lis way TO The Unlled Stales. That por.
lion OF ii, as well regulars as volunteers,
who engaged to serve during The war with
Mexico, will discharged as sooQ as they
can be transported or marched 10 couVeul-
eu points IN the vicinity of their homes.
4 part OF the regular army, will be em-
pto, ed III New Mexico and Upper Cali.
lornia. lo afford projection 10 the inbabi-
lans, and 10 guard our Interests III these
territories.
The old army. as it existed before the
commencement .! the war with Mexico
especially il authority be given to tiil up
the rauk aud file Of the several corps 10
The maximum lumber authorized durius
the war-It is be:evod, viii! be sufficient
| tOlce, 10 Uc IClulHCu SCiNISC q
period oI peace. a few additional otfi-
GERS in The line aud staff OF he army have
been authorized aud these il is believed
will be necessary in the peace establish
menl, and should be relaiued in the service
The number of The geueral officers may
he reduced, as vacancies occur by the
casualties of tho service, 10 What il wa:
before the war.
While the people Of other countries
who live uuder forms of government les:
free titan our own, have been for age
oppressed by taxation 10 supper. large
standing armies in periods OF peace. ou
experience las shown that Such establish
menls are unnecessary in republic. Gu
standing army is 10 he found 10 The bosom
of society. |, is composed ot Tree Cit,
zens, no are ever ready 10 take up arm
in. the service of their cnuntry, when a
emergency requires it. Our experience il
the war just closed, fully confirms III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

ih ihe city! he garrison; afle
a snow of resistance. joined him Bu.
tame"tc and MInun, who we're. scr
against Pared"s, are brlieved TO be ac
ing in concert with him. The Sla.
Congress Of Guanajuato was Immediate
~ dissolved, the |. wful Governor dis
placed, and The country is evidently a
'ar'ned at the prospect of the success q
'he 'evolutionists, though the press a
The capita! puts the best face possible
upon the subject, and affect TO treat tn,
revolution as little formidable.
The designs Of Pa,edrs are believed
TO be shadowcd forth in The following
plan, although his name is 10: attach,
ed 10 ii. Jarauta promulgated it upor
entering Lagos, and he is considered
the light hand man. of the ex-Presi-
dent. We translate from EI Monitor.
PLAN OF GEN. PAREDES.
Wezicans!--The work which inoury
and treason commenced in 1S45 has
just been consunmatrd. More than hall
oi the territory Of the Republic has been
sold 70 the enemy tol d sum beneath
contempt. the rem ,inder Of our terri
tory is occupied by the same North Anne.
rlcan soldiers, converted into budy>
guard for the traitor Pena, to support
crime more attruciOus than ages have
revealed. The annals Of the past recall
TO us Court Julian, betraying his country
liom personal resentment: but that
hurrId deed is not comparable with the
Cline Of Pena. That great criminal,
blined by passion, introduced tn. MooIs
INTO Spain at his personal hazard; but
this one, to roll in luxury aud enjoy
power amidst The Establishment of the
capital, sold his country without the per-
sunal risk, alter having disarmed the
nation andextinguishing its public spirit,
and he even seeks 10 persuade ii that
lis dIshonor is public good, its disgrace
renown, and the state Of humlialion in
which it lies PROSTATE 81 the feet of its
enemies, is brilliant position with d
flAtiering future.
Aud is it possible, Mcxicans. that you
will endure peaceably and unmnvee this
disgrace? VIII you see in cold boud,
your brothers Of the Calfornias, New.
Mexico and Chihuahua actually sold?-
brave men who have fought constantly as
your advance-guard in support Of the
the customs and the nationality
of Mexico2 No, no, thousand times
no!
We who subscribe this-though few
in numbers, yet, resolved TO perish in
maintaining interests so dear-we invite
You in pursuance of our example tax
up arms against This traitorous Govern
menl, and fling forth the banner # in.
sn, ction. Spain, Mexico, and other
nations appealed to il 10 sustain their
independence, and they succeeded. We
now do the same, proclaiming the follow
ing articles.
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PULLS HE'D EVERY WEDNESDAY.
BY WIN. F. DJRESOE.
EDITOR s. PRO OP r L L 0 Il
NEIH TERN

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year. All subscriptions will be continued
unless otherwise ordered before the expird-
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continued until all arrearageS are paid, un
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Any person procuring five responsible Sub
scribers, shall receive the paper tor one
year, gratis.
ApvERr:s.NErs coaspicuons1yl Inserted at 40
cents per square, (i2 lines, less for the
frs,insertion. and 81 for each continuance
Those published monthly or quarterly. will
be CHARGE 81 per square. Advertisements
no. having the number of insertions marked
ON them, will be continued uutll ordered out
and charged accordingly.
Communications. post paid. will be prompt
ly and strictly attended 10.
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N OFFICE.

MWR r. ROFF, who hs Id condtionally all IN
NH terest in the right Of EdseGeld District
to hotchklss' Reaction Mill " heels, (Palent)
has never coupled with said condition, thero
fore he holds no interest. and has no right te
SELL or ma any contract for said Wheels
We, the undersigned are the owners, OF said
right, and light purchased from any other
unless our agent, will not he good.
Mr., J. r. WEBER, we authorlse, with full
power TO act as our agent.
COrHRAN s. MOORE.
March !, 1S47. II g
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NssT CE.

BY THE CONSENT OF PARTIES.
MyHE Papers pertaining to the estate Of
William Ferguson. deed, being IN my
hands all those indebted TO the estate. by n"le
made payable to Cullen O'Neal. Ext"f, IN
r;nb, Of his wife. are required /" make pay
men,. and those having demands TO preseul
then, properly atlesed I" me- ,n
JOHN uILL. D E. d.
n.v31 3m -
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Look at fhSS also.

a Ii persons indebted 10 the estate OF B.
"a Wise, either by note or account: are re
ouired 10 make immrdia c payment, and those
having demands TO present them properly at
tested. johN HILL ~ -;
lnay2 CT lS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19
Notice.

THNEIE Estate Of Marshal k Smith deceased
q being without adnlnistfai'"n' ann ..ete'
fore derelict, all persons having papers pef,''h
ing to the estate. are requested 10 manu- 'hen
over 10 me hy the carlleSt piacllcahie lithe' a.'
all thuse indebted to the estate 10 MAKE pay
,nent. and those having demands to presen
them properly altesled: ,,,,,o rn
june "a an .,,.nna on, oonv
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may 3
.Y-G GTfCE.

ALL those indebted to the estate OF BAIL
"a Lowe, deceased, are requested |" make
nnvmen,, nnI those having demands TO present
them properly atlesled
JOHN HILL, o. E. D.
may 81 CT ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19
administrators gSptSce.

a LII persons indebted to the estate OF b. NJ
"a Rodgers, deceased. are required to make
immediate payment, and those having demands
render them in properly aliesed. To-
JAS G. .. WILKINSON, Admr.
NAV q 3m ~
UThe Hamburg Journal is requested TO
copy the above three months.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

The friends of Col. r. b. BoUKNIGHr,
announce him rs Candidate for seat 10
the House of Representatives, at the ensu-
inc election,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

nSWe are authorised 10 announce B..
c. YANCEY. Esqr.. as a candidate !or q
seat in the House of Representatives, at
the ensuing election.
March 90 te III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

U TIE following gentlemen are announced
by their friends as candidates for the Office of
Tax Collector. at the ensuing election:
Col JOHN QUATTLEBUM,
GEORGE J. SHEPPARD,
EDMUND MORRIS,
SAMPSON B, MAYS,
Mai. S. G. SCOTT.
LEVI r. WILSON.
JAMES SPANN.
VWE are authorised 10 announce DAN
IEL HOLLAND. Esq. as candidate for re
election to seat in the House of Delegates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19


and coTpromiss
which the consl
which it should
Union Of confedera
ed and cenenled b
the common tolls, {.
lriutnpiIs of all It's |
ever augn,enIins $,
greatness and of all
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

| We are authorized TO announce w. a.
HARRIS, Esqr., as candidate Tor scat IN
the House Of Representatives, at the next elecS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19
From the Nev Orleans Picaynme Juiy2.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.

The U. S. steamer Portland, Capt.
Place, arrived Yesterday from Vera
Cruz; having sailed thencc on the Goth.
She brings us letters from the capital TO
lh--22d of June, and papers to the 20lh.
news would be deemed very inter-
gif the people of the United States
much thought AT presen. 10 the af-
Of the sister Republic.
'edes has at last committed over
"a, The head of about 400 men
ate himself master of the military
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

NJ The friends Of PETER eUATiLL e.
p,Iu IN Eso,.. announce hi'nasa candidate '0'
,hs Office OF Clerk of The Court OF oU.O 'as,;Or
pleas. Of this District, u. the ensuing So
January IA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

.-r, c.;,nJs ofWEsLEYsEsssssJitc OF
announce him as c;se's'' # 81
sheriff Of this Disty -----------.>-
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January 5yass4lteends s4teends of HENRY T. WRIGHT,
-Ssssiiuounce him as i candidate for the Of
st of Ordinary Of this District, a, the ensuing
election. may "a II Is
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-07-19

The friends Of Maj. JOHN ToMkINs an.
nounce him as a candidate for. asscat5 ~. The
House Of Representatives at the ensniDs elec.