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YCEUlI GALLERY or THE OLD MASTERS,
IL - Broad way-rne uucst collection Of Paintings ana
Fngravins ever this country Open on Mondays We'd
neslavs and Fudays unul 10 NJ On Tuesdays, Thurs
dsy. snd Saturdays until sunset. aJO inns
THE DUSSELDORF ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS
THE EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS by Art
l sf. OF the above School. viii De open every day sun
d.v. excepted from lnoclock NJ until 10 oclocA1 VI
~ ff ,re- room over the ball of the Church OF Divine
mission - cent. until 18th June inclusive
El els Catalogues = cts AIS <hls
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GRAMMAR FOR sPAN1ARDs

'I'O LEARN THE ENGLISH Language sccOfuing q
4 Olendorf- Method. adapted for ,eilu,iflt'4yn D
means uf h.ured prouuuc on aud Ny 10 ne f'e
.e. has u.f been published by D. fANNhANf 2i
,.~.'rv ~ my9 De-
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SCAIPEI,.

TITS BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED, and has large
lamont of purely or gina matter. Iil- $780, 10,
-. Ind nde pendent Boston Medical and surgical Jour
COMIC AND CROCKETT ALMANAt> FOX
y $40 -Just published. Tuners. FISHERS and 'fos
Almanac. n OF comic Illustrations. Fuoished aAd TOT
-4e. Va A0.csale and RETAIL hy .
-. -. FIsuER \ nROTNEns. y ChalIam-.-
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N-ALE -The publisher VI nev-paper ln 1o1f-l-ns
,ilia.e sr1rdirga gcrasVe run of i41 prnln- " -i Z
~ r. rr,-b f.e business would bee wlllDk ip sen us
b.6nent Oh terms ads saiageOus 70 ne
NO. e. 9sDnce-st "a f1orl Ner-l orz.
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- Canai-st con unues to sell Brussels t...'N -
grain and Venetian Csrpeungs al The moe i's.-V
rhss ''' Wv WV my.g 4tisAliN'
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WANTED gentleman with $1,000 in cash, Wishes
w io invest hls time and money some reslecian o.
we established business in NeyY orb or be- vicinity Tie
beet of references can be gwen ~ ~ character ad
capacity. F0r particulars, inquire al llh Maden-.aie
fuNlf
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) VoR .AN FRANCIsCO. CALIFORNIA.

4SIx passage may secured BY early application 10
sWn fsf-c Ass ship, with her cargo board and viii
ai In few days furnished with the best provisions
and small the market supply and provided
pressy for the DO psny her and number
only IS 10 the cabin Her very superior
and company select Apply BY etter 70 box 90 Post
once with real name, and u Will be attended 10.
my19 g.
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WANTS.
re- A ansrers n Aes0ase1eats sest ~ mail NUT b.
post pos1 or A>y s,sa not Be take. ef ne ecee
WANTED-A person Of bu.ine.. habit. who can con

pal p0l1- NJ %
yIANTED-A person Of business hsbiis who can com
w maud $1,000 10 each goods take charge OF a
arRe and profitable interest within Tue STATE Of Indiana
ohlfds u the advertised for ana az tie a1serf..r
interest within the state 10 under the supernt--
deuce aud control o. the party furnishing tie capital the
party advertising 10 receive portion Of Tho pr0fs an
out " m sales Of the property and The of fi c1.
Any person DESTROYS oi gong Wet Who fr.h f-e
requisite capital and reference. may AZ once sr-- rn a
d. .Ay ecabe aud lucrative bu-in-s. ald boz located
in 'le mo-i f0ursla- and neauy portion AZ TIE -f.e
Address. vif real lslt 4 r care oi Fl.r-. r- s-t
stewart. - WlIiam-sf. r.rr r.-
WANTED-By two respectable Young women. .iius-
W Hnnf nLe Is COOK and cnanlbermad. capable of
e.r He other ard -,sui-fre-- .- capable a.
ofe--n 'rr-na- v orEec ar 10 many Ha- nn
lrnla 'p e-r. il chauber ORR s. 200 o ecfl1 60
io @ country Tor De summer TIE best re- cry reference
can Hr given ny both Cal a. Ju.0rc0lrf- li,r-r-ffy
paced iear Twef,h--t Can be- seen ;or day-. d rot
gagged mv14 lf+
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WANTED a respectable young woman "a siius
w ton o. chamhernaid and waiter 10 do ihe WORK
of small private family. il trstrac washer aud irone
hle no 0t lrcto 90 60 short distance ~ me country
~ iu fl,e tore. myl9 Do
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cHR1srY,s n1INsrRELs.

FCHANlCs HALL No - Broadway, between
Grand sui Br1o,ae- The Original and welikuown
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u,uE BoNAPARTE HOUSE. with - splendid

1 Para Drives near BoIdentown. Ncw-Jer-ty' taAe
precedence among The inviting fashionable SUMMER Ie
-ce no. and shake hand, with the cbAgng host Cart aas
N IT, im.qlaw3fS.l A Nl>lTER
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yNANTED-Bv boy u years of age. situation %
w earn he -tiu-carp-nter. brckayeT. copper srifl
s'Jn-cuf-r or srg other trade ta good. lrqairr
Jacoc-s' j. fo0r front room mT@s lt'
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NArA~TED-Em Employment by steady man with good
w references ina wholesale or retail store az porter or
"a drive horse and wagon would work al lumber
ward either in tms city Brooklyn. Address r y "
Tribune Once for days. hy25 y.
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SCALPEL.

grTHER AND CHLOROFORM their effect 10 chi.
1',ilir- BERFORD. Astor House
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4 LADY fully competent 90 teach the pianoiole ana
y singing. is very desrous To reside wiiha fanny IN e
country where She could give lessons n music ~ hei
BOARD during tIc Summer months. Address r. {. Ut
prrccst References exchanged. hy<' oi
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1,ur.n c.uprrINGs.-R LAMRENCE {

Announced bV the Governor of tne Nlaie on lesusNNa
MA a Commissioner 10 take testimony aud dispositions
And also the sckuow edgen, OF Deeds &C 10 oe 9svd o
recorded IN thai state. ny ~
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ITO IET-N On board one large room "n Tie second
4 floor. suitable for "a gentleman and lady. Also Two
Young men can bee accommodated with board ~ small
private family Inquire al AZ Broadway. my%o =
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SCALPEL..
0TrICr OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE

WHAT ARE PILES How curedl
w mXsT- BERkORD. Astor House.
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nRI<TINt. pRESS-FOr sale cheap for cash--A
wner.roval Hoes manufacture, with kairlamb's imi
moved selfiuk ng machine, IA hrsi-rate order
my.9 81 JOHN McNlChOL, III spruce-st an story
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NAA\TED-Bya young Woman, situation a. thHni-
w bernaid a. do general homework. washing and
ironing Reference tO DE last place. Of about 1870 YEAR
service and fie only place since 100 ils country io f A
H. - it--
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SCALPEL.


,I,T WHAT EXTENT l. MEDICINE entitled 10 con
| tl.--.f IAN ro.Iror Truth only does .l4 -e
it,ef = cts lmy9 TEL BERFOkD Astor h2a-e-
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xErANTED-A situation. by respectable woman a.
w good cook and would assist with the washing ana
ironing i'm a geufeel private family The best OF CITY rel
errucc gwen II required. Inquire al lJ5 Inrieenh-sl
mont basement Can be al The week, u not engaged
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SCALPEL.

CHOLERA-A plain srue.e ior ~ people lai, -, =
- r. BERFORD, Asior House
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SCALPEL..

ApICO(ELt-W bal y 1T Tow 0r0llrFl lON cur
"a IS e.. lmy4s lrl BERfORD, Ascr House.
DAGERREOTYPE CASES, plates, chemical
IL Appa-us and everything he Inc, for sac Al ne
re4n Depot 10 broedwsy,h 7. myo LIMA
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nAIrry,s nrAGrrAI. PAM EXTRACTOR

Prepared only by CHAs II RING. l9l Broad ay, cor
| ner of J8hu-.t Nc,s-York myin lmeOils'
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WIsuING BOARD in Brood
sIMMER RETREAT.-l

u Ism can bee pleasantly accommodated win oreaA
and lea by applying at 81 Sands-sL i've minutes walk
e,,'t,r f.11rv myl4 q
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Communicated.
WIlIR Tactics,

My face is as clean as yours" is the answer that is
made by the purity party OF this country to the structures
tite OF the SEMINoLEs Of 1919 Once it was crime to
prescribe individual for opinions sake-now it's vr-
tue provided the prescription is limited TO the democratic
gauge. Once it crime Tor an office holder to inter-
fere polilicsnow it is virtue provided he limits his
interference to the standard of the old democracy Once
Cen Taylor was no politician and no whg or at least not
ultra one-now, surrounded by bitter unrelentlng,
high church, ultra whg cabinet he is SO whigsh that
Hartford Convention blue light federalist would make
white mark upon him if he could be rubbed against
him. Once it was crime for the Executive or the head
of department to set up his opinion and make rule IN
the absence of law to protect the State, or TO expedite
public business. Now, the Executive make gov
eminent for CALIFORNIA without law, and the head of
department uolae the law that created him with
IMMUNITY not for the public good but for the supply OF
eas to the half starved sucking pigs OF the pr0miscuous
party "We, this faith Of yours vastly pleasant" as
The Mahommedaa sad achen he dined DitA the church
,carden, and got as drunk as ms host The National
Wing of this city, which claims to be an original Taylor
organ, is decidedly rich, and pre- eminenty witty. Like
the rock struck by the wand of Moses, it has been sud
denly converted into running stream, and unless speed
lily checked, will overflow the cellar bottom and spoil the
of the vegetables We like the Wing, is manly
If you charge Taylorite with any violation of law
any wandering from the fath-any pocketing of a
greasy conscience Immediately comes the "sockdolagsr"
have done no worse than you did" Don't call tn, the
at Your own shoulders, &C., &C. Well, if the democrat
standard righ-and we believe tis-and the Wing is
disposed topu livery, let him. for Heavens sake,
lake MS teXt from our DOle anu puulsh our SiuneIs
The democratic party has been denounced by the wing
party for its prescription for opinions sake-denouaced,
too when neatly one half of the Office holders at the
OF government were wings Now, when the wing party,
under the banner of Tayorsn, has stolen into power,
the consistent party clamors for removal Tor opn
ions sake and when questioned to its consistency,
answers most jesuitcally, 1--WE worse than you
were, and therefore, gentlemen OF the democratic party,
keep SILENT"
1t is useless, however, to disguise the fact any longer
that Taylorsm is expiring in this country. All the biad
ders of the opposite party cannot keep aoa and all
the of the apohecares cannot keep sweet Like
beer, it sets upon the stomachs of the conqueros,
and whether fumes and froths at the bung hole leaks
from the Spite, it is nothing less than miserable
EMPTYINGs and those who aided at the brewing will be
the FIRST in opinion, TO cast it away as vaueess and
Improbable. "THE HEROIC AGE"
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OFFICIAL.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
j. PREscoTT HALL, of New York; TO be attorney of the
United States for the southern district OF New York
CHARLES BINGHAM, of Alabama. TO be marshal of the
United States for the southern district of Alabama
JAMES ScoTT of Indiana, 10 be register of the land Of
flee at Jacksonville, Indiana.
OFFICERS OF THE CUSTOMS.
PHILIP GREEDY, r, to be collector for the district of
Boston.
SAMUEL j. PETERS, to be collector for the district of
New Orleans
BENJAMIN HAwLEY, to be collector for the district Of
Apalachicola, Florida.
PHILIP HONE, to be naval officer for the district of New
York.
of New Orleans
MANUEL J. GARCIA, to be surveyor for the district of
New Orleans.
APPOINTMENT BY THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.
JOHN w. CROCKETT, to be a commissioner to superin-
tend building the custom house, New Orleans
National Inteii,gencer.
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For the Union.


Mr.. EDITOR: This mornings Inte gencer contains
insidous, nvdlous, covert and sinister assault upon
contemporary organ in this city, that should not be
passed unno,iced by democrats ''Straws," &c. Exas
peraed doubtless, by the knowledge that must have &C
CURED during last week by the publication OF the pros
pectus of Mr. Bullitts Republic" that the adminstra
ton I'll General Taylors peculiar sincere, and ofig
nal friends, contradisngushed IRON the CiayiteS
&c } in establishing their organ here, and
that they have the favor of Old Rough and Ready mad
dened at the prospect of their being discarded and yet
manesy fearful TO exhibit It's rancor against The PoperS
that be, the dgnied lnelgencer pours out Its furious
wrath upon the ''National Wing" Even the consdera
ton thai the Wing, II not ioined ,oh The Republic, will
be cosuherer with the Intelgencer, because It will
also be codiscarded organ soon as the REPUBLIC is
sneering notice of the Wing in the remarks respecting
the 'recent publications. in its contemporary, which
does not name but says named by The Union"
is pregnant with ae affected Contempt which It
cannot be supposed the lntegencer really feels for
lis present Georgian and co adutor. l say affected
contempt; for considering that the National Wing
and is original Taylor wing and nothing else"
and when the Inteigencer everything else, such
feeling well exist with any true friend OF President
Taylor it must be afectedit ought not to exist. And
in addition to this the lntegencer scods its coaduto
for its of discretion and disregard OF proprety in
publishing the list OF post Office appointments Il de-
nounces il "innOUafiOn upon usage" All these
are signs of the times that should be noticed Scarcely
are the wings in their official seats, before, of
old, they begin to exhibit eaousies and betray dsssn
Mr.. Crttenden, Mr. Clayton, Mr. Corwin, Mr.. Seward
MIR. Webster Mr. Mclean, MIR. Rves, Mr.. Fillmore,
General Scott and some half of Others looked
wing presidential candidates in 1852, must all be at
tended TO- Besides if the ''New York Courier and En-
qurer' be orthodox authority, Gen. Taylor may be re-
garded probably candidate himself for reelection
One presses attend to all these various in
teess and please all. Separate papers'mus be estab
ished to sustain separate interests, and give all fair
chance 1t is to be hoped that this thing will be allowed
be done in good feeling and that those of the old
CINE will not ret if young whIgery chooses to exercise
its sovereign power Of dehonins the old Bourbons who
are behind the times. CADMUS.
APRIL II.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
BALTIMORE, April l7-5 %.

BALTIMORE April Us p. m.
Display Of The Sons Of Departure for Caifov-
nut TRIAL for HVder--hadw opsra.-Ihs MARKETS, &C.
The weather bids fair for a grand display of
he Sons of Temperance the occasion of the
Oh their temple on north Gay street 1t /. immense and
snowy ouuins and is the pride of the Order. Quite
ho"o'' u visiting brethren are expected from Washing
ton.
The ship Andalusia sailed this morning for San Fran
cisco with large number of passengers on boa r ncud
ing the Rev. Mr. Taylor the members of the Mathod
list mission. They carry out with them tho .ms work
of church and parsonage, and there five or six l.dio.
on board
The trial of Conrad Winter for the Of Mrs. Cooper
commenced in the county this morning, and il at
tracing considerable attention. The old lady killed
by several blows the head with largo whilst ON
the way to her residence in Baltimore county from visit
to the city. The defence Of the prisoner is insanity.
The Italian Opera Company, least several of tho
principal performers, with Henri Herr, give tho first Of
series Of entertainments this evening the Holiday
theatre They have upwards of 400 subscribers 81 zach
for the first three nights.
The MARKkrs.-ln the Baltimore market this morning
there nothing doing in Howard -four. Sales Of
400 of City Mills - as 500 barrels City
Mills meal, yellow 81 o. One lots of Mary
land prime old wheat sold ior IS SO cents No corn anoat
Sales from of Pennsyvania yellow SO Moth
ing in Oats Rye. Whskoy is dull 40 cens We have
sales day. Sales bsrreIed small quantities
the old prices, Wis 81 for pork and - for prime
Bacon selling 81 to cents for assorted and sdes
shoulders 81 CENTS and hams u cents Lard 10 dull
at "A cents in kegs and 81 in bbls
At New York this morning the stock market quiet.
AT the first board treasury 6s l07l loan, 1853,
lli nominal Exchange on London 81 81 and steady.
Money rather tight.
The -four market frmer Sales to-day OF about
1000 barrels 81 62i IS for Ohio, State,
and Genesee brands Pure Genesee do. IS So and south
em - G2a S. Corn meal 81 SO, and rye flour H2 Is
per bbl
Wheat frmer and tending upwards. Sales of red
at 100 lO2 cts, and Genesce 100 per bushel
Corn is steady-saes of 600 bushels 30 81 cts.
Mixed and So 81 yellow Southern IS ots Rye
81
Provisions dulmess pork $40 ST. and primo At 20 ST.
Lard 81 a 81 cts per Id. in bbls
There is change in groceres-pces steady and firm.
Rio coffee 7 u cts. per ID.
The market is quetsaes of 500 bales at II cts.
for fair Upland and u cts. for fair Mobile.
Whiskey is selling at 81 q 2IA cts. per gall.
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THE UNION.

dent of the United States participate in feast Of hatred
where all his friends and him self indirectly to be de-
beraiey and teeioiay damned is OF the most out
ageous insults that malice devised, or mpudence ex-
ecuted. The Express says (and are sorry to md It's
editors in such company that he language of nvecuve
was exhausted against the original Taylor men"
Not content with prosecuting throughout the canvass
these rabid politicians have sworn eternal ven
geance against all those who claiming the right exercise
an independent opinion, preferred victory with Taylor TO
defeat with Clay Even The 'od boy in specs" who said
he would wade through very hot place. with the cndes
mp TO his knees In order defeat Taylor, while the pap Is
Just beginning TO mosen his hoa clay, is found endos-
ing with his palsied applause, the beres abuse OF the
very men through whose Efforts he is receiving the
bountes OF wing administration There some veteran
sinners who far gone in niquy that II is no use 10
heap Goals of fire their heads according the suggestion
of Scrptue-the only fire they will feel is that which
without consuming buns"-he hell-fre OF guilty con-
science But the subject as we ge into it. and
our old spontaneous combustion pen will be writing
some burning words if we do not check ii here.
We will only add, that besides uncorkng all their
against the original friends of the President the Clayites
their carnival of Hate, nominated Henry Clay for 1852
aud Horace Greeley toasted Nick Carroll instead of roast
ing him. he deserved be. for his malignant hostility
tho present Chief M ,gstrae, of whom he is begging
favors at Washington
Any attempt to concate these men, the part of the
administration will lead to its utter destruction General
Taylor elected without their aid and he be sup
ported without their aid. 1t is worth while to throw
bones barking dog, unless one feels entirely in his
power There some animals SO Tabid that they VIII
bite the hand that feeds them.
The friends of Mr. Webster do not appear to be better
pleased with the proceedings than those of General
Taylor The Boston Courier contends that he (Mr. W.
has strong claims upon the wings any other in the
Union; and yet, though Mr.. Van Buren, was invited,
there no letter addressed to Mr. Webster, any
compliment paid to him. The Courier is particularly
severe Mr. Joseph L. White, of whose speech says,
''The annals of creeping servy might be searched in
vain for similar exhibition of personal degradation"
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DIR. Douglas.

Mr. Tgnatius Mudd OF Washington yesterday ap-
pointed Commissioner of Public Buildings uice Dr. Doug
las removed. This is very excellent appointment.
The removal of DR.. Douglas is approved of universally
He not only, during his term OF Office ground "he face
of the poor" but was totally incompetent for the du-
ties-New York Herald.
The above, from the Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, will raise smile on the faces Of
those who enjoy personal acquaintance with the kind
hearted and philanthropc Douglas lie "grnd the faces
of the poor "-he who has spent his whole life in efforts
for the neloration of humanity and his Parmony in
he Doct Charles Douglas been '.grindng the faces of
the poor !" Pen never inded fouar libel Never did
political assassa raise dagger against purer man The
ness The difficulty in the is that Dr. Douglas has
refused the punderers of the treasury in Washing
tom full scopein their rapacityand ike an honest man.
as he is has kept rigid guard the public interests
The cormorants could not brighten him from his integrity
How much honorable to have given the proper rea
and that chig wanted his place But hypocricy and
cowarlice always go hand in handNew Haven Register
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"A CARD TO THE GENTLEmEH

of the different government departments, to the diplomatic
corps and to The citizens Of Washington in general.
Positively taught only limited time longer Apply
TINE possession of HANDWRITING, which 10 fer
i the Merchant, the Clerk, and all persons
gagged public business, private s is of such inn
portance, that
Mr.. BRISrOW, FINISHING WHITING MASTER,
of twenty years extensive practice in the Atlantic cities md
London views OF proprety and public benefit
in submitting specimens of his style teaching the door
of his Academy,
CONCERT HALL, PENN. AVENUE, NEAR TIN STREET.
Promising and assuring those gentlemen who may honor
him with their confidence that Notwithstanding tho do
ects the stiffness, deormy of their present
writing, they have excellent opportunity of acquir
ing, with certain and success
IN ONE COURSE OF Easy LESSONS,
The ease freedom, and handsome similarity OF the writing
exhibted-bold rapid, and manly
THE LADIES' STYLE
Is of perfect beauty, delicate, and
very graceful.
Mar md
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GEN Pillow DECLINES We regret to announce that
Gen Pillow declines having his name brought before the
Democratic State Convention. In his letter answering
the committee informing him of his nomination for gov
ernor by the 9th congressional district, in convention
sembled Lawenceburg, he unequivocaly asserts that
he coul! not accept the nomination even if conferred
upon him by the State convention.
We deeply regret the decision Gen. Pillow has an
nounced and only say that the choice OF the
ton now is our choice. We urged the claims of Gen
Pillow or rather urged the policy of his nomination, be-
cause we are and canddy of the opinion that he is
the most available democrat in Tennessee
Nashville american, AprH s.