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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

THRIFT 10 their fellow citizens generality
Many whose ancestors were resid nts bi
the most wretelied Irish tenements.are our
legislators, governors and iid tss they fill
the most responsible stations With credit
and usefulness, Wealth, honor. influence
are acquired Ivy them a. rendiIy ~ ny 9th
ers and every where til genius Of the
Irish race seems 10 vindicata Itself, eaye IN
Ireland alone. There only does that race
stagnate. implore and famish; there only
does il breed pasiileh6e 70 seourge and APP
pal mankind.
These are facts, people orGraat Britain,
we commend To your understandings and
your U~onsciences. You are faar.uilr az
countable to God and humanity for Their
iust appreciation. Tremendous Is the re-
soonstbility hraved by that nation which
dares to hold another people subject to
its rtIe-whirh assumes the Divine prero-
Falive Of Government over others-whirh
holds in enforced thraldum The energies and
the destinips of a race. IF youu dominion
over Ireland has been just. humane and he.
n]ifirent. why are its fruits destituti0n, hat
red. crime, misery and d~espairl II Yottr duty
IS rulers has been faithfully PEI formed,
why are your subjects destitute, turbulent
md suffering I Why l. Ireland, in the very
heart IF civilization, herself rptfugading a
scandal and a sorrow 30 Christendom II.
as YOUR historian Alison aud others of sour
leading minds assert. Ireland to you 80
unsolved and perpIezinE enigma (tbongb
readily solved by 1.-The world heside) why
do YOU not i ave her to her elf In confts-
airg that they know not huw to make the
Irlsh ople coDtented, peaceful, prosper
uls aud happy, your statesmen admit that
they have not the ability 10 govern Ireland,
and therefore have no moral right 10 per-
sist in the attempt, We entreat you. there
fore. 10 ahsoivr Yourselves from further res
,.r.
possibility for her woes aud her crimes, by
reliugUishing the dominion which the ex-
.,.,.i.u L.- ,a-aat sal,
80
uitous to her, and therefore discrcditahle
to you. and thus test her capacity for self
government. Call Ibis All untried exper-
incnt. # v,r VIII, better This than an ns-
,-tr.l-ic.,. t.atl
'
ren' N our eafIeS' eht'e3''' ana It mp ho'
the visItationa at that 1tpd who, through
miracles and through judgments, brought
,La ,hilir., ar r-raol AMI IF ,b,;r honda ga
:,
;" "HJP''' -! P''7'7'' L '0''
IN thtaldom :! people whom Oh cannot fFu-
II govern, aud whom the sword may silence
md ~srotter Lut rappn comfort. enIiyhtln,
''''"'e ~ ''s''
we are your pFe''re" III ''''t'ai''y
As'he aoo'" o"'rfss was 'e7o'"s' 'p'
cbperinaahsome oIits most emphatic points
Is sa'o 10 haF' b'en tfoty oe"ioh'og anu
tremendous
GHnAr Cu4Hcr roR Porrs.-Lasr ev-
ening so received m important private
to'"I"on'c'''o rom ,'e '5le''o7 u "e''e'' :
$4,000 for the best 'ttie and Military Ser
vices IF General lrwfs Cass. We at
iirsf %Inteaded TO benz thf vast powers n
oog own ,1 ,l"as, ,..., .ra ,',S ,'7t p,3 rn g, ' -,
inr nnan tEa in,napse n}n,t@r rfnoar noa,s
who we're onr # bread. among lie large
circle Of our relatives throughout Tho co,ta-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM
EUROPE.

From the Picaypac Of Thursday, we
are enabled to give a brief nbtice Of the
newsby the steamship Acadia, which arri-
we'd at New York on the 10Th instant. hav-
ing left Liverpool on the 9Th Hay, with
seven days later intelligence from Europe.
France continues quiet, though the fac
tionists are still struggling Tor the mastery
L is said that Lamartine aid Ledu Rol-
Lin had both resigned and been succeeded
by Aar'ast and Arago. France threaten.
cd to send an army to assist the Italians if
the Austtians interlered.
There have been further troubles and
instructions at Naples. Four hundred
troops bad been killed and the city given
up to p,llage BY the Government.
State Trials.
The crops in Great Britain were IN fine
condition, promising an abu ndant yicle
Wh.eh has materially affected ~breadslufs
Cora IN great demand for IRELAND. IL.
provisions here is no charge.
The Liverpool cotton market was duh
and gloomy. Prices during the week end.
ing en- the day Of the sailing Of the Acadia,
had reeedsd D eighth If ! penny ger
pound,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

VINO NOMINATIONS wen may TIE
Wings, aud well might every American
cit zen, cNult 10 the nomination which has
been made al philadelphia The man Of
the people-the soldiers friend and his
trist-rho axis no tuo or, and $hrithS from
no responsible ty-whnse name will
through future ages, occupy a conspicuous
place In the annals Of his country, side by
side with that ofthe immortal Washington
GEMkRAb ZACHARY TA\ LoH--haa been
called ON hv the Convention at philadpl.
phia. 10 take the Presidential chair. on the
first occasion when it shall become vacant,
and be will undoubtedly be called on 10
do go by the voice Of the Country, the
who'e Country : This great contamination
can easily he attained without any At
tempt 10 vituperate or maIinn The men
Who were go highly honored by the BaIti.
moro Convention. Hundreds Of Thousands
Of republicans. denominatcd democrats,
will shake off the filters in which
party politicians have eudeayored 10
bind them, and when they come to the
poll for the Presidential Election, viii cast
their Votes for GrNrnAl ZArnAuy TAy.
Tor The transactions oI his whole ca.
reer will not sntler in comparison with
those Of any man now living. Let none
ofhis friends aud admirers think they can
add brilliancy 10 his dcets, by dctracting
from The need ofopprobation due to his
companions. lnytdious portraits Of airy
man, however great OF good-(and who Ia
greater o. better than Taylor ~ have
utentimes caused he we'll known exctama.
ton Of "Savc me from my rjends-l will
defend myself from nay enemies" Let the
canvass be carried on with fair and legiti.
mate words and actions, and TINS CouN-
TRY Is SAFE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

ey-Tbs report which obtained eircula-
ton At Washington, that General Taylor
had been summoned TO attend the Con't Of
Inquiry Mt Frederick, has since lteen rom
tradictpd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Raga and o. Rape.

The undersigned will give Merchandise or
Groceries in exchange for RAGS, a. ihe fol-
lowing rates
Clean white Linen Rags, Bets. pr. IT,
Cotton " 24cts.
CoPd Cotton and Linen I" 2cts. " "
Hemp Baggtng II i"
Rope Cuttings and old Rope |"
Waste Cotton
All persons having any Of the above kinds
Of rags, will find +. TO theiE interest 70 deIIg-
er them already cleaned, at The stoEe q The
undersigned, corner Of Church and Water
streets.
june I0-ls45 JAMES MANsKER.
Mass Fed Lard.
Cash and q liberal price vii b paid ~ said article
by IL LAN0UE Lafayette 81. jan z-s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

The Steamer Andres Fulton passed
upwards On wednesday evening, with l20
inyalids for Saint Louis. she landed AZ
this place. a large quantity Of Rtdsteads
aud other hospital furniture.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

ASSAULT ny A Nrono.-Un Tuesday
last, the overseer Of Col Philip Hicky. on
Hope Plantation was severely cut with a
cane.kniia, by a uegro narnej Jim, belong
ing to the plantation e. immediately
came mp to town and surrendered himself
10 the officers Of the law.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

JoNEs' Rusr OF TAYLOR, II is already
known 10 this community, that Nit Jones
orCinrinnati, an Artist no had revio,isly
acquired celebrity from the flithf,l manner
IN which h. had ,Ielinpalei several ofthp
most distinguished statesmen Of America.
has 5dr some time been employed ii taking
Il bust Of General Taylor. The task. Is ! NV
completed and Mr.. Jones my yell be
proud Of The Dapoy result oflis gcnius aud
Of his labours. Every line and fUrow IN
the war-wurn cUuntpnance ofthe illuslrious
h",o, Is d ,picted with energy and fidelity
10 an extent almost sufficient to negative
the enquiry orthe poet Who savs:
"Can storjtd Urn or animated Rust,
"Back to lis ]lnansion call he feetlng breath >
10 those at a distance. who may feel de-
sirous Of having a faithful representation Of
The Gene al, but have not. like ourselves
the daily opportunity Of cotnparing the bust
by Mir. Jones with The living original, we
will simply shy, that they can never have
a better counterpart.
A number of copies have alfeady been,
engaged at twenty dollars ench, which we
consider d ycr9 moderate subst ription.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

TRIp 10 BAYOU SAuA.-In our last
number we stated that Mr.. McCalop had
very handsomely granted the use of bis
Steamboat to the Masonic Lodge of st.
James ofthis city for their intended trip ON
the gath instant. MR. BrnERoN chairman
oFtbc committee Of arrangements has re.
qnestcd us TO state, that all Nasons IN good
standing in the Parishes Of East and West
Baton Rouge arc invited 10 join the party,
and hat The boat viii leave Baton Rouge
Ferry at 9 o'clock next Saturday morning.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

ARptvAb or ~IvvAutD FoLptrns.-On
rtesdty evening 18th instant, the st'aner
Majestic brought up from New Orleans
III soldiers jtst arrived from Vera Cruz,
many ofibem manned and others;s firing
extremely from the facilitating off cts II
the climate. Captain Hale was ready
to receive them, and they will soon find
that they could not have come INFO better
hands. Many more are expected and We
hope that the greater number may yet
be able 10 Join their families and friends.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

Dancing school, we anttci-
pated, Hadame Arrd}iae Brofbs, the ac-
eomplis ned lady who came hither a few
weeks ago to shew us how 10 trip it on The
tight fantastic Toe, has been very ,ucress.
fl with her pupils, and much pleased with
their performances. They had an ezra
Rich, on Tuesday evening, in presence Of
some Of the parents and heads oflamiIies,
who were taken by surprise TO end 50 much
Improvement within 50 short a period. We
trust that Madame Brooks will receive sui
Iicient encouragement to induce her to
make regular visits to the Capitol.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17
Mass Fed Lard

Cash and q liberal price vii Be paid ~ sait ariel
by IL LAN0UE Lafayette 81. jan. A-s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-06-17

The New York Courier &. Enquirer has
the following comments on the above:
Compassionate old organI How It's off.
cial heart must be grisved, at the prospect
Of Gen. Taylor's defaatl Neither It, nor
its employers, felt half so badly,-wept half
so profusely,-over his dreadful peril be.
fore the battle Of Buena Vista. They did,
however, bewail the prospect-and took
good care TO have it understood that Gen
Taylor himself was responsible f5r the re.
suit. lie bad taken his position, said the
Union bis BIZ the blame il he Is beaten.
So now--lhe Union is agonizcd for fear
tie General will aspire h rain to the
White House. Let ii take comfort. The
old General was not beaten al Buena Wis.
ta,-nor will tears he needed for him in
November next. The Union may mourn,
Lut It will not be because his Presidential
aspirations have been train
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21

IsbIASA -FheE Eoganspoft PI,a,
Tos reports Cas-. county as having
giwan 46 6lmaio1ty foti'Taylof. Il
Marshall county, 100 majority
FOR Cass. .'t 1d a z :
South Bend, Taylor 1874, Y.n
Buren,. I39, Gass 100. ISL ia
4" Mishawaukic, Taylor, maj. 100.
vERMoNT.--Re eporled for Taylor.
New YoRK.--11sM Monroe county,
6OOm mai. for Taylor. brs es71
RensaIl@r county, Taylor has d
majqrity-Free Soil Congressman
elected. saiag 81 aloqsei ta sa ams ,railasis
Cayuga county, Wing by GOO
maj aail0aa "a
Onondaga county, 1900 Wing
fLIlsoIs. Springfield, 4ol maj,
for Taylor. =
Lockport. Cass 6 maj.
WISCONSIN. Southport - Over
400 for Van Bufen, 80 for Cass, 4C
for Taylor. fLI8 Il
.MlcnIeAN.--Detroit gives Cass
about 100 maj
Jackson. 37S for Cass, 267 for
Taylor, l65 for Van Buren,.
Marshal-S4 maj. for Cass.
Wayne county, probably GOO
maj. for Cass.
Monroe City, ofiicial-Taylor's
maj. II, Bates (whig) Congress, 5G
maj.-whig gain over 100.
CoNNEcTIcuT---Has gone for
Taylor by a large maj.
. New Haven, Taylor 1877, Cass
1922, Van Buren 2Il. M
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SESSION OHIO STATESMAN
FOR l646-S.

We head this Prospectus, "Scssion Ohio
Statesman" we do so, because that has been
The usual practice, and every one at once
comprehends IFS meaning. But as tie lengiI,
oi the Legislative sessions are irregular and
uncertain. which prevents many from sub
scrlbing for session paper. supposing il
may only last a fen ,recks, which is gener-
ally declared to. be the intention previous Ia
commencing, we have concluded 10 change
The term and propose our session papers .or
Three MONTHS, commencing on Mon
day The din day of December, lS4S, and
terminating on Saturday the Sd day of March,
ls49. ['fhe 4lll Of March being Sunday.
Persons, therefore, subscribing Tor the
Ohio Statesman SESSION PAPERS, do 10
with an understanding thai they will be sen,
f6r definite period. We do, this without
any increase ofthe usual prices for onr sess-
;on papers. We adopt the rule so that
those who subser De, may know definitely
what they are subscribing for. II will also
give us an opportaainy Of furnishing our
readers viii, much important Congressional.
az o,het matter, preyioos 10 the expiration
of HE term Of three mouths.
]; is scarcely worth our while to say any
thing with reference to the interest every.
person must feel in the meeting al the Capt..
tai Of our State. the members elect Of the
Legislature. 'ss IL 49, u
We shall make every preparation 10 give
full and satisfactory reparis, as Is customary
in I'm S,afaavsaar and "A A ,,ax;rA X, az
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N1,ERMS:


4 For Three Dollars we will send The La
Tdy's Book, containing more reading than M,
i,iher monthly, aud tie Lady's Dollar News
paper published twice a month, which c. ~
iilnsas inncIr readi6g asany az ihe SO PERI
ideals oi the day-7makDy three publications
b one month, of il lie subscriber pmfeis ih'
Dllowrg splendid thgravings TO The Lady'r
Dollar Newspaper, (,llhdugh wc would mol
/ dvise II, ds eng,avngs cannot be sent
through Tie mail without being crushed ~
creased. we will send the beauliIul plate
c.nianiing the portraits Of Harriet Newell.
Fanny Forester. Mrs, S4wari, Mrs. Ann H.
Jhdson and Mis-. E. B. Dwight, md The plates
'f' Chris WEEPING over Jerusalem. Th
Opening o' The Stpnlchre, Dcivernce
sl.aPeier, aud The Rebuke. lfpreferci 70
he Newspaper or plates, VIC will send Ms
i4esli.'s Novel Of Anelia, and any three q,
'lrs9 Grcy's or MISS PickeIiug's ppula
aosels.l .ld sinalylsA lisc
Fw Five Dollars we will send Two copies
'fIbe Lai.'s Bpck, and sci Of the plates
each sdbscrlb4r.l K. vi (tI Alsk
For I'e1 Dollars we willsscnd FIVE copie.
,f'le Lady Buk, and a copy to the perso,
ten,liag The Club, aud a set Of plates I,
zach. ,,g s 5,taass IA, a 3t
For Twenty Dollars. eleven copies Of th'
iSmk and u SET Of Plates To each subscrbei
,nd q copy Of the Book to The person sending
the GLIB. IA ,ts. esafig..s lr
For One Dollar We will send the Lady
Bnk 4 monils, and for 25 cents any on
M. Postage ~ be plid on all orders. Is
Address, ,fI(f .4 l.. A. GODLY,
vimss ll3 CI esinui 81. Pblad, lphia.
With any newspaper giving the above t;
few insertions we will exchange.
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Wis TkR.S PAISAM OF WILD CHERRY
GREAT REMEDY FOR 9ti rs Gas
CONSUMPTION ~. q,

Among oil the famous medicines for CodspmPg
ion, none seems TO be meeting with greater sue
css or Cunning higher reputation than that
uosi wonderful article. 'le tHw nts
WiSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
That ii stands at the head Of all ether remedies
now universally conceded. ithas cured thou.
,ands upon thousands--of all classes--in cases Of
hr most dangerously consumptive character--
And ply sicians Of the greatest eminence through
~ opr whole country unhesltatingly recommsnd
ss the .slra1 7a.gr4H 80 ai gBris j.
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE gt6
+ Pulmonary diseases in the whole range Of
Pharmacy. The sale made in the WesterH Staies
rave thus far been unparalleled; and the most
gratifying proofs Of lie efficacy have been receiy.
I'D from every place where it has been used -
thousands Of I'd N ,ag4ligsF&a AA8
&. CoNSUMPTIvE PATIENTS ~
have already test its cxulted vir,.s~
eseed its surprising
knt,, =
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21
slIERlFFS SALE.
State Of ono,
aoA W. VENDi ExPuNAs,

,fcorge Bushonp.
IlY virtue 81 vendi exponrs TO me directed from IL,
ID Court OF ConiiHoa Plm OF iutrrm county, Ofio
win Ter for saIe Mt tie ouse George b. sLonp, IL
said County, onne ltl day of hovem er ntxi hetwc
houts OF ten oI0ck M. and ur oro'A'r. N. o.
said day, T. Q following de,rriled property to WI,
0ae tIacK aud wi i.e rfer, one lack and WINE 'ow
Yiiown COWS red steers red vies. one Hack lo
iuy cot, ore sOrrel coli. o. sof'el orss one my
tare, one wihlmii, two two ose wagons, IND sevei
spring euiyes ''0g
t3.al uf tIf9. AND
BY virtue OF the execution. will offer for sne ot y
O.t Court iouse, In salt county, OIL seh da!
OF ovemrer next. the Lou sprtscrl ed w law
following real rspte TO " H.:
TIE etst hnlf OF tie t eust qu"rtef ofsscton tlfy
town one, south OF eight enst, cneuining eigS
NC, es of lard. ns0rr or less. 'Iiaf, Ht.l
Taken IN exsru0, Il property OF orRe Bus' ong
the suit oft Stute or a. 10 for OF tie iuho
Commissioners o, utRi M, oui,iy.
ias s .5 RUBtkI LOUGLASS,
" = .tay.i,3 IA. s3- ShrT.
SnERlFF'S OFFICE, .,r
Kal,da, October "a, 1913. 832
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ak ALL DsAA III q Il L l..
] Am II 8 III. VAIL.

d1sssa HAS tukenlthe WI known and
mi 4 IL comnlodious Tavern Stand fern.
Al!l crly occupied by 4. R Mcclure
!. al House has been thoroughly repaired
this fall. and is now well fitted 10 tn,
4 .comnlodaton OF the travelling community.
J.H, v. feels confident thai those VINO favor
him BY seletiihg his house viii find thc accom-
and attendance equal to those Of any
Hof Sc in tEispart Ohio. HistaDle will be weIl
furnished with tho best the surrounding O. untry
sfIards. and his bills will be found reasonably
low to SUN the times. lie has also large and good
stabling, and designs to spare no pains 10 secure
heeomlort and convenience Of his guests
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columhns, Ohio, Nov ls4s.
1O THE, PUBLIC!

VKTHEREAs, Willium Hall. lnte Of osceoln
w Crawford county. fraudalrnily obtaine,i
my note TOR twelve dollars. and for which he has
gwen me noyalur. this is TO warn aud notify al
persons nor to purchase said note. as will mo-
pay the same, and shall resis. tile collection o,
said note by whomsoeyef presented lai' ,'s1f
.slsIgi8 s.s} DANIEL MYERS. u
Pleasant Township, Putnam Co., Ohio. WA
N'P November 10. 1918. 5N
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history Of Cur Slate, has Il been more impoi
ian. iha. every man should be ,llormghly in
formed aflwhat is d0na. w A fyg S1Oii4
s,a TERMS OF SESS,0 N PA PEnS. .n0
Daily, pr 3 3monihs.,,.,-,w.v,.,-.-.r$2 &C
TritWeskly ,.w.is,v.,aels0 s0C
weekly t..i,s,,.s.,.,,-...s. al 81
The abovt p icss, always in advance. ar
q great tednclipn from Ihe farmer terms, bn
the spirit Of The age is onwcrd, ano wla,.w,
lose in The reduced pr &c of y single mprI,
must be made up by rn increased circulation
Gr The Tri Weekly will contain all lh'
reading matter Of The Daily.o stHsal adT
AS. many persons prefer subscribing a
once by the gear, we, therefore attach oul
!, rms iur The yearly STATEsMAs helow:ag .
DAILY per ......,,,.,...;...,.,.$7 Ot
y n!iti-MNssekyJ'uT'. '.sf'Ty.Y'wYwTra4 O.
Week ..;.'...,'.'.. III
or III all cases Agents are allowed ,h,
sirih subscriber. Who VIII aci as, sucl,?
or Editors will be entitled to a Dali,
Exchange, who will insert three weeks j..
succession the abuve Prospectus, IL ful, am
call a'ie ltion to il, and send us the pape''
marked. ~, ~, ,,.,, I'll,
., ar. S. MEDARY. Y
Columhns, Ohio, Nov /. lS4S. cf
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Egga tsls from the Penasylvaniun.
GEN. TAYLOR ELECTED PRESi.
-- ~ DtNf.

GEN. TAYLOR ELECTED PRESi-
- DfNf.
( The people have decided that Gen. Tay-
lor shall be the President Of the United
States ior four years from The l4ih Of March
lS49. This verdict, pronounced througl,
the ballet hsrs on Tuesday. is general.
known throughout the Union. lIoweve,
d.nbilnl The issue may have seemed 10 many
bei,re The election, thanks TO HE power ol
SIT am aud lghlping, The suspense after thai
even, was speedily dssipaied. Al, Twelve
O'clock nli the evening ni the grea, contest,
every ,oler Of Philad, lpha had the means ol
knowing with c,inmral'ye accuracy who
was TO be the chief ,cotve ,,fiicer sf lhe
Eud. However little wamay be gr,iifed al
the result, we njoice that ibe agony oi3alci-
native hope and fear was nect ssarily of slor,
duration. W 8s gl.,fs8 a
lie who shall speculate upon the causes oi
this II suit, need cnpIny very i'il, argument
to so,isIy his AVA mind or that of his ,eader
A Thousand incres,s---each animated 10y i.s
own peculiar d,sn--each instigated hy i,s
own peculiar gtiei, are suddenly rganized
un Ter HE banner of htro, whose indefinite
ii stion was seized as encouragement Ia
ih,,sc. who wanted bu, lille, and whose con-
n citing opinions ,ould be respectively iakeI
10 please conf citing factions. The grea
d,mocra'ic par'y had offended many of III 50
inicrcsts--sone by fading TO give them ,ffice
--.0il,eis by refusing TO compromise iis prin
ciplcs- others by It's bold rfpudaiion Of de.
& c,cd iraitors--and others sill, by being
made 10 appear rs the Zoe Of certain en'erpu-
sfs, for The special prot'clion Of which il il
tle fashin Of cur olp,ncnts 10 believe al
government has been instituted among meb
Add Ia This heterogeneous combination the
popnlsr appetite io' military, gloly, and j, wl
BE- seen how vainly against these odds wcr,
ol1ssed the forces III the national denocra
ey. In the fierce rNopset of The sttife-hegu,
in very dehrium. and waged under the ex
ci,, mfnt of a thousand hopes aud hatreds--
The 0ag that has 80 long d, f, d the banlt
and the breeze is temporarily lowered, an,
the egg, aud hungry legions Of mos, mis-
ceilan,o,is opposition find ilemse Ives sud
denly in poss, ssion Of ille government.
Such We're tho causes that contributed I,
and conIroll,d the election Of General ray
ief. llis folly To say thar in his elevation
the county will be elevated. II is rd'cp
ltus 10 contend that bis measures will main
tain The pn spcriiy of the couniry uudimin
islled IIa wal go into power confessed,
,he au.tinaion Of oiheis--,siili scarcely ~
idea Of sialt altsmansEip, and with none Of tht
A x. - 4 : a -.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-11-21
Very truly. " urs. g.. ;A8
b JOHN Winner. 4
General Agents for the west.

II.G. Lee. Kaliua, O.
J.W King, Linn. Ohio. II
King & Cowlss, Waupaukopnetta, o sassgs
4 ]. A. Frazier. Sidney. 0hi..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-22
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

CosSEcrIcUr.-We learn from Mr. JAQUEs ofthe
Winatqm 20. Teiegrapl, that the Wings Of Con-
nsciicut held State Convention al Hartford, on
me 10Th inst. Hon. CHARLES W. BocKwFLL Of
go-wieh, presiding The following state ticket
wss dominated
G,eonor. JOSEPH TRUMBULL. Hartford.
H. Ggc. .IHorAs BAcKCs, Klingy
Sr stae. .RocER ~ Mills. New Hartford.
Trsasr-r STEPHEN TAYLoR Middleiown.
Coatoger. ApIIAH CATLiS, HsrwiDto~n
The Convention was very large. and character
led bv The utmost good feeling throughout its
eatfe sitting.