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Hs.YY"s'lag.. sl =! saoasl. sgslg'. aIsono:?l (
IN speaking "thoI aues''on oss'pae'nh''y
he remarks as follows; 'a' 7.ai9'| ''A''s
u3"Ihe country, aiways opposed 10 10 .''t wa !
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iaablel ,bink ishe would demand. and ms
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FROM THE EDITOR.

- COLUMBUs. Jdhuuty %, iotc.
-. The county Of National was rerconsdered
Yesterday, 80 for reconsideration to 30
against. The Bill will now probably pass,
and one circumstances did not feel pleased
with as an evidence Of legislative wisdom,
vas that more than one person who voted
for Reconsideration of the vote defeating the
bill, and thereby restoring It TO life, informed
me 'thaihe would cote sgainst i seaia!-
why ihen reconsider il! I'm Va bgs,sv "a
lsi On Saturday last the report Of the Com
mittee on Federal Relations, Resolutions re-
lsting 10 our contest with Mexico, came up
with series Of resolutions, which occasicned
a lively debate amongthc wings. They had
differences not a few relative TO voting 10 re-.
call our army nolens voleus, and the propo.
,sal was, SO Objectionable, that ]: caused the
whole set 10 be go. rid of by ayo,e TO tecom.
nit. There are not few men among the
'Shie party who possess some sympathy with
their own country. Out Of a vote Of .2S6
ass. al The Whig Convention 90, at least one
third were cast for Collier, The war candidate.
gsegg edi Meii msdI january 26, 1885,
Y The New County Of National (now"yah
Duren'') is passed by a vote Of "a 10 30
There is some proprie,y for the friends Of
Bills Of this kind nursing them, and for the
House taking an n After.Supper thought up
On them. II Is one Of the beauties of local
legislation that after decision is made, opp'
door iDAuencesof every conceivable kndare
brought TO bear upon members, and the de-
feat AZ 4 measure, so preposterous that tile
inhabitants 10 be affected could moi be, made
TO believe that, il would be- passed BY any
legislative body, is3 oftenhmade the spoat loi
concentrated 'eiIortwhcreby byadefeatis CONVEX
led into yicioty. oso, ri this case; We otser-
we'd lobbies GO 10 members seats and invite
ihem to leave their placejnihe .Heuse iilla
vote wss taken, and they hdpe complied, and
only cast their vote against d measure when
they knew that their vote could moi affect j.;
But dodgjag aryosesis too common for com.
menf.pIsisiged edi 10 eIlfy9ni sdl sonnVg
2 This, afternoon astwoshirds vote Of The
Senate vas given ,fdf The bill for The amend
men. ofihe Constitution, and i passed the
9 r
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J THE lWAR@,illiG OPINIONS

Wills, majority ofhe why leaders arc
exhausting their strength, mental aud phys
ical, in endeavorng 10 rally around them The
honest and patriotic masses ofthe parry in
opposing the war, there are not few, ccr
pying prominent places, who, eth through
fear of the popular will, or from the movings
Of the vestige of fhonosi patriotism left turk
ing in their bosoms, dare come ont in sup.
port Of their country. Gov. Yoang uses the
following language in his recent message to
the New York Leeiala'ors, for which tie
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!, THE WILD LANDS.


THE unfortunate policy adopted in Ohio
I'm relation 10 the unsold lands Of the State
is yearly and daily becoming more apparent
throughOutihe State generallyoio all ,whc
in any wise concern themselves in relation
10 the public affairs Of their own individual
state. Whilst The burdens and evil effects
of this damnable policy has fall,nmpst heayi.
ly upon the North West, the whole stsiebis
now made TO feel the consequences Of the
adoption Of measures which prevent her ter.
ri,ory from being settled, consequent effec'
ofwhichis check upon the development
Of her resources, increase Of wealth and tax
able property as well as Of surplus products
all ofwhich tend 70 The enhancement o'
the, public income by way Of taxes and toll
in addition TO the behef, Arising 10 individ.
uals. The facts in. relation. TO this matter
had become sufficiently disseminated 10 SO
cure at asprevous session Of. the Legislature
the passage of an act reducing the prices D
The public lands. II Butinrelation TO the evi
results Of The policy The public mind has be
came pretty. well satisfied and il would there
fore be untimely for us to enter at large up
ON that pa1 Of the subIectiat presents teIo9
The question which now afises il, how |.
the evil 10 be eradicaledY what are the best
measures which can now be adopied? !, Al
though the reduction whichlhas been made
lingthe prices Of the lands has had salntaiy
effect & its nAncnces are already sensiJly Eel,
lin, the North West i not ,broaghou, ihf
whole. state, yeii's fedeeIning powers are bn'
small when compared with a,lle3 already
Ideepfooted Consequences Of the sulcidal pol
Icy 50 unfortunately adop'ed. A further re.
duction Of prices in these lands has been
suggested, and many aud prominent men are
advocates Of sucba measure. To this we
say $50 far, so good" But there is another
plap, which we are happy tosee receives its
Acknowledgment in high, places, and in which
we mos, heartily concur, although herein we
may differ with those Of superior talents and
penetration 10 our own, and with whom we
are intimately, connected both pelilicallyaad
sociallysyiFhe plan we referstos is ,l,a,I Of
granting toiac,ual settlers itle "lWld and mi.
sold lands. sanAis hi saay aay fine prsss8galf present
session IF ihe egslalares ,Mr Beaver ,iinll,o7 il
duced INTO the Senate "a bill making proyis
ions forigranting prescriptions to actual sell
Tiers and for fartherreduction in the prices,
and in advocating his bill has delivered
very able and instructive speech IA copy ol
which wehave received) upon the subject Of
the granting Of lands by government. As
there is not the least probability Of this or
any other bill Of q similar character being
passed by the present, Legislature, We think
this subject should be kept open, considered
and discussed. Our intention at the
prereht gss only 10, INTRODUCES ,hs subject,
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MEALS GAZETI'7..

We receive, regularly this valuable weekly,
and il gives Us great pleasure in recommend
ing it the reading public. The last number
received, (Jan. 29th0 begins the puDlcaiiah
Of The Pike Stories. The first (for which
$l50 wss patd,) is 'srhe, Remapo Pass y
by Mrs. E. Oakes Smith. In consequence
Of the prizes paid BY this paper it win be able
TO give very brilliant series Of Originnaal
tales for ls4S. Another invaluable feature
or this volume of tho paper is lis series Of
.'Army Porlraits,' accompanied by origin 4
biographies, the third Of which is IN the
- TER MS OF s MEALS GAZETTE 'ei
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feI JoHSB WxIIrR Reee;vsd ,ho ~.
iuailcn ofihs. Democratic State Goaysn,;oa ,d
o oa'o, as VIII De seen By reference 10 The
Epsoceedines. That the enthusiastic greet.
'nps OF the convention viii be unlversaIlv e.
sponded TO by the democracy Of tho State,
We entertain no doubt. His Giemjs Iii
nan the nomination, whatever dismay Il ma,
carry In the whig rauks. Those ren,lemen
haye not yete etorgut the power q his elo.
quence, aud the wilherine effect of his sar.
casm' ne = endeared BY his thorough and
raa'c,! de'nlNocracy e and soppdness on all DO
'''lcal'ss'ies. He is besides, politician OF
great experiences and Of enlarged views. and
IS every wsy qualified a admiiia, 81 ,he AMIR
ofihe great State 81 ohio,- - Ciarks ~ co..u.J %
Democrat -,. ~ 'r'' 80, ,'"'' |,
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CASDinArn roR GoyfRxoR oR.--Col. JoHN B
WELLER of 'Edlff comfy was neniin,ted a
canddate for Governor Of Ohio by The Dem
ocralic parry. jim. Slh. Col. WELLER has
done his coun'r, service in the halls of Con-
gres, aud upon lie ba,tle.6elds Of Mexico.
lie is a u,tn Of fine talent, unqu, sIionable in.
tegriiy and radical Ddmocracy. We hope
'ha he may see his couutry's cplors triumph
in his hands oser her enemies al home, as he
has seen il wave in triumph over them in a
foreign land. We have no besiiancy in. be,
Iicvng that he will be elected Governpr of
Ohio BY an overwhelming majority. \ With
the brave. and talented WEILEa for a stand.
ard bearer we can, must and will redeem
Ohio. ~ Clsvmest CO. Sun. ~ 9"' '7''
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with The nienlion Of resuming the samcand
give our feeble aid in stiPpoa Of that Class
ofndividcals called "squaHers," Of whom
rwghmvealess confemPlibie opinion tiIan
maay persons appear 70 entertain, ~ s,,a
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JuDss WooD--THE, nisnY sprafs Is A
HIGH ayARrEr.--Judge Wood was the apps.
nent ofCol. Weller, before the dslrocraiic.
Convention. il has beeniso recently that
ihe,Judge has returned TO political lite, tha,
but is~knew where he stood upon man, OF
the great topics efi day, and this was the
only of9ociiomwe heard urged agaiuss bin
in the Convention. Isid -od i6 :" ( 20.
81 He was beaten by Col. Weller! AT .
public supper subsequent TO nomination, the
Judge made speeCh,ei whicil he defined
his position. II affords us the most unEeiup.
I'd grati6csi;on to know that he i, fight
rightupon every question democrat ia
every sense of the word. oil ep ae'tl q
foaHe spoke ofihs circumstances which bad
induced him 10 become a. sandida,e-of The
prospects of the democratic party, and Of the
necessity for union, concession, and har;nony.
tie said that men had opposed him from
sapprehensionof his views in reference Vi
certain, questions, butch could not, and did
not feell unkindly toward them. He had ils
amb .lonio graiifyby becoming candidate,&
twas enough FIR him to know th.t hs was
beaten by a high-minded homo able man. lie
should support the decision ofthat Conyen-
tion-he shoald givelo Col. Weller bis cor
dial and hearty support. Ho would 20 far
ther, and say"No man who has ssppersed
me here. Is dfrisad Of mine unless hc yires D.
Col. Wellerthe same sappors that As wosld
hare eiven to me-" pliob lu He csi17vf ~
are rejoiced 10 see this spirit spread.
ing. II proves that for tho demdcracy.
blap~ sThstsisa gsod time aeo,ning!' >
q day ofregenerason, when tho tory psr,y OF
Ohioiwill shrink back abSshed before ths ~.
Dukes of their more patriotic eoun.rytnra
God speed the day.--Lima A,xss. 9I' sip1i
,gl0s 10l iHd :. --------'b TO- '0r ,~al
ayGEN. -LEwrs Cause.-The Democratic State
'Goaveniion held at Columbus; on the s,h
L..
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a Col. WELLER.-- The nomination of Col.
Wellef is one ofihe' most gratifying charac-
ter which has been made in this State for
many years. Every psper wh'cipCcomes' 10
hand ev;nc ID the thrill bf enil,usas sm which,
prcvaaes The democratic ranks in cnnse luent.
Of having united in the person Of our stand
ard bearer, in the coming contest, the able,
dgnfpd and accomplished s'atrsman.i the
brave, fearless and heroic chiefiainupnn the
lfslJs of his csnniry's struggles. i!'hs union
the democratic party Is complele--mu,mar
is no where heard--ln IA all sections our friends
are in the highest hopes, dsiermued,;io lrr
o,npl,, if energy. vigilance and perseverance
caa command 1.-The democratic party in the
coming campaign .,willpresent ansunbroKen
front TO the oenemy---andowiih the gallnnt
WELLER as olirlaader, as he ddahis brave
coautrymen attIonlerey, he swiilalead US 10
victory, even on the saunted soil ofhtherit'
fvderal Ol,imDoE,s y thing angurs lwelE for
the future! Now friends let us have success;
ard more, let US ndeseruenii.--Ssneca Adoer-
fis.er ,,,,fs snz1.n sd3 tnA uninJ Oh o}ri
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IowA.4ln the Legislature Of this State
the wings have m.iMily in the House, the
Democrats q majority in the Senate and on
joint ballot. The wings refuse to go iuto an
election for the U. s. Senator'S, so ,hst there
j. q strong probability Of an adjournment
without an election and tho state remain un-
represented in the u. s. Senate. dh '',' n
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NEw Arpoaalrl,5syMiESNr aalrl,s,yM IN Bill. l-.DoYalEE DIS

NEw APPOINTMENT Biz; - -1p q pnynLE Drs
rlLLsD IseuirY; Last year c iat9n and
Fayetie coan!ies had i Reptss4nlative ip
c,ojnlnIon..' IT. THIS year they have taken Fly
ere L ON Clinton aud All chcd X 20 Highland.
Clifton VIII, a population 6f3'lSo, viii baysa
and I sthebill. # y pass, one Representative.
fIl9llshd aud F}yele with q 1poponla|iolnl, OF
T0i4, uip,Ne than double that bf fClplon. viii
6e 3sa,Sti,l@d q Bur ONE
1.e, ilp BODY s.ty asgIii, hssrsssaf'eJl sgains
Mig ,honesty,or againsl Their f1ir system q
,Atsnlcs3g stls saiyt: Hilsboroagh Gazette;
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0GEN. Lewis Cause.-The Democratic State
Gonveniion held at Columbus; on the s.h
inst, having adopted a rosolu,ion ptesehliu
io the Democracy Of the Union, the name
Of fLEWIS GAS. Of Michigan, as the irs,
choice of the I Democracy Of the Buckeye
State for the Presidency, end believing tha,
to be not only the choice oflhat Convention
but ofibe great mass of tho Democratic pa,-
iy ofihe State, and ofthis county, We iihis
week nail TO our masthead the name ofthn
distinguished patriot and statesman for i,bs,
high and responsible s,stions No ono will
need ask, ,WAoisa Lewis CassflA greet
share Of his time has been devoted 10 tho
public service. His whole life has been t.,ss4
sed by an iinswerving adherence tooi,he
principles of tho Constitution; and under al,
circumstances, whether in peace OF in war.
ln public onprivaie life, at hons Or in fsreigs
lands, he has shown himself the ardent friend
of his country, aud the able and feadyivind.
GATOR of hercause.e Portage Sentinel. j.apo2
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SusPENDED.--We see by recent an
nouncement in the Findlay Courier, ,lat,h,
whig sheet (Findlay HeraldD of that place
has ''expired without a struggle" c. finberr,
the former Editor having disposed Of ,h,
concern TO DR.. Patton. We did not receiv,
he No. Of The Herald containing the dying
groans, and are therefore ansdvised as 10 The
Ieatb-bed confessions of,he deceased.
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whig papers, witll the Tribune n heir head,
are eideavoriag to read hiui oIillofIho party
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Address Cummings g. Petsrson, No 4S
South Sd street, Philadelphia. ad Fg7oii'
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-09
s.WtTEA'S T0.sIC SYRUP
Or Vegetable Febrifuge.

Or Negeta6le Febrlfuge,
Il speedy, safe and certain cure for .4GUE
s; FEVER, Chill -tcrer, DuaJ-Ague
Intermittent Ftrers, and qU The uarious
forms Qf Bilious diseases. ,..., D.,
FgNIlIS valuable medicine is undoubtedly
IL the safest and surest remedy ever dis.
covered for the cure of the aboTe named
diseases. II nGt only breaks the, chill, bu
removes the cause from which the disease
originates. Its operation is both genera
and special. While it acts generally up
| on, the whole system, as most powerful
Alternative, purifying the fluids, freeing the
solids from all morbid secrctions, and re-
invigorating and bringing up all the vital
energies to q standard of permanent
health, it at the same time exerts speci-
fic influence upon the liver, digestive or
ganS and lymphaiic and glandular sys-
TENS, exciting them to heathful activity.
removing all morbid matter, equalizine
the circulation, restoring their proper and
necessary secretionS, thus accomplis
complete renovation from disease, and
restoration to sound and permanent health.
Those who are suffering with the pros
tratDg AGUE s., FEYERS common in
the West and Sputh-those whose const-
tutions have become enfeebled by the use
Of mercury, quinine, or other violent me-
dicines, should resort at once to the use OF
this VALUABLE MEDICINE.
1t has, cured and qriH cure the most OBJ
Stindte cases.
Travelling with the circulation it pours
its healing current through every'yein and
artery Of the human body. The whole
II a - Al.
rough radical change. Even the mind
partakes of the healthful process, and life,
that before appeared one dreary waste, be-
gins again to seem worth possessing,
Pamphlets respecting this y aluable
Medicine, can be obtained Of the Agents
gratis.
CAUTION! .. -.
As there are many spurious preparations
of similar name hawked about the eoun,
try, and sold on the reputation of the rep
utation.of the genuine a. l,s
SMITH,S TONIC SYRUP. -. :.
We therefore beg leave to caution the
public against imposition, as we cannot
hold ourselves responsible for the effect
which may result from the use of spurious
articles.
HENRY BLAKSLEY,
S. w Corner Sd Il Chestnut st. st. Louis,
General Agent for the. West.
The genuine Smiths Tonic Syrup is al
so for sale by the undersigned agents.
BROWN & DUNN, Warsaw,
r. J. McELHANEY,
Springfield, Mo.
and b. F. & I. b. WALLACE,
Clinton, Mo.
J. MUTT & Co. Calhoun.
COX & McCLAIN Oseola,
julys9
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-09
MGrtrted.

oAt Cole Camp, in this county, on Tues
day evening, a2a ult., by Hosea Powers,
Esq, Mr.. HEsRY G. CARPENTER to Miss
AMANDA AsoRAH-e eldest daughter Of
saac Watson, Esq, all Of this county.
HThe printers were remembered, and
the happy couple have our warnest wish.
es for their future prosperity and happi.
ness. May they always look upon the
sunny side Of the picture Of life, and en-
JOY. as much of the goods of earth as fall,
to The lot Of man.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-09
Dr. e. EASTERLY'S
Medicated Strengthening Plaster


VNHIS plaster has been prepared under
L the Immediate eye and superintend-
ence. of an old physician, who is a gradu-
ate Of the University of Pennsylvania,
and has had extensiye, practice for more
than 80 years in treating the various dis
eases incident to this country. :, He conf
dently recommends, this Plaster. ii9m a
thorough knowledge. of its virtues, TO be
superior to every Plaster now in. use. BY
keeping UP, gentle perspiration, it is ad-
mirably adapted for Pains or Weakness
in the Breast, Side, Back or Limbs; also,
for the Gout, Rheumatism, Enlargement
of the Spleen, Liver Complaint and Dys-
pepsia, and for Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Difficulty of Breathing, Oppression of the
Stomach, &C. To all persons predisposed
to Consumption, or who are subject to vi
olent coughs and colds, they are particular
ly recommended as they give almost i'm
mediate relief, and for pleasantness, safe
ty, ease and certainty, they are decidedly
superior to most other remedies.
Persons afflicted with any of the above
diseases will, find Dr.. Easterly's Medica-
ted Strengthening Plaster much superior
to any other ever before offered to the pub
lie. Physicians, druggists and dealers in
Medicines, will find it to their interest to
keep a supply of these valuable Plasters
on hand to accommodate their patrons.
~ For sale, wholesale and retail, at the
Medical Depot of Dr. E. Easterly, south
east corner of Sd and Chestnut streets, ST.
Louis, Mo-, and by agents throughout the
Western States. (apl25
For sale by Brown & Dunn, Drug
gists, agents for Warsaw, Mo.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-09
. .ObttMnry.

Early, bright, tfahsient, chaste as morning
dew,
She sparkled, was cxhaled, and went to
heaven f.oaing's Night Thoughts.
DfEDNAt Middleton, Lafayette coun-
ty, on the Goth ult., MARY ANN GREENE,
aged about sixteen months, Youngest
child of Geo. w. and Mary Ann Cathey,
for1mery q, ,'his place.
Let the weeping parents console them
selves with the pleasing reflection that
their. ,fofdly cherished babe has been Ia
ken ffom the evil to land although
they cannot call her back again TO
earth, yet they may meet her again in a
better state Of existence, where parting is
forever unknown.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-09
At your own Price!

A S,the season for selling Summer dress
~ Goods is drawing to closes and we all
so wish to make soom for an immense stock
Of Fall and Winter Goods, we will now
sell our Calicoes, Ginghans, Lawns, Be-
RACES, &C., &C., atyOur own price! Re-
collect that e.have the prettiest assort-
Inent in-town, and the price Shall not spoil
q trade, Purchasers should mot let this
opportunity pass, without securing some
o.; the. Bargains which we shall offer.
aug5 BENNETT & SHEPARD.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-09
Candidates, Deps:Srtrnent.
,CIRcUTr ATTORNEY,

- weare authorized to announce WM
J.MAl0, E1a,, asa candidate for Circuit
Attorney tor the 9TH Judicial District, com
Dallas, Polk, c edar, St. Clair and Henry.
We are authorized to announce. MARK
j.. MEANS, Esq, as a candidate for Cir
cult Attcrify foE the 7th Judicial district,
ON postdoithe countieS OF Benton, HEX
ory, Dallas, Polk, Cedar, st. Clair and
iienrt. may27
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-09-09

ROOTS& & SHOES.-We have Oh hand
II the largest assortment of, Boots and.
Shoes in Warsaw-a among them are Calf,
Kip, Seal and thick Boots-rmen't Calf,
Morocco, Kip and thick Shoes HLadies'
Gator and Morocco, Boots, half gaiter,
kid, calf and kip Shoes, kid, ,caf and seal
Slippers, kid and calf ,Buskins, Misses
goat and seal; Shoes and Slippers, Boys
coarse and, kip Shoes, ChihEen's. seal,
morocco, calf and gaiter Shoes, &C., &c.
all for sale cheap by l7r i - y "p
june3 BENNETT s SHEPARD.