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sury, We know less. He is, however, a
lawyer Of great eminence, and the papers
Of Philadelphis, of which city he is resi-.
dent, speak Of him in terms Of the highest
commentator.
MI. Crawford, who fills the War De.
partment, is well knswn to the country as
a man of ability and integrity.
With Mr.. Preston, we have the plea.
sure of personal acquaintance Of long
standing. lie is man of fine talents, as
his speech published by us the other day,
sufficiently proves; is young, Of irroProach.
able character, both public and private,
and possesses an industry which does not
allow him to know the meaning Of the
word fatigue. Though no, so widely
known now, as some OF his colleagues, he
will, we venture 10 predict. be as far, aud
as honorably 30, before his term shall have
expired. The public may feel assured
tina, whatever he may do, he will do thor
oughly, and in the most approved style.
Every man in The land knows Thoma
Ewing, the noblest specimen OF a self mad
man the country has ever seen since tn
DAYS Of Franklin.
Mr.. Collamef, the Postmaster General
is said 10 be one of the most accompllshe
scholars in public life n, this time.
Mr.. Reverdy Johnston, long before h
entered the Senate os the United State,
where he has maintained position anon
the very foremost, was known TO the worl
as ore Of the ablest lawyers in the country
There exists no where. doubt that
will fill the office TO which he has bee
appointed, with the highest degree Of abb
ity.
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NOuH.'s Geld Washer.

We notice By our exchanges, that Thos.
y Dung, So South Front ST., phlladelphla,
Who our cit gems will recolIec, was former.
ly in The Confidential employ OF large
Gold Mining Company in this vicinity, has
paisnsIa Gold Washing apparatus, which
he has named Yolngs Practical Gold
Washing ana Am lgamaiiag Machine. "
When any ofo1 cI'lzeus 90 North, II will
10 doub; repay visit, as Mr.. Dung bad
excellent opportunities ofacquring kno"l.
edge Of what was required for the business,
and we think those persons contemplating
emisrating 10 California will do well toPur.
chase a Machine invented by Gold Nj
uer Of experience, TO the many visionary
or theoretical machines offered to The pub.
lie hv persons who never had any experI.
ence IN the business, or ever saw a Gold
Mine 10 lheir lives. See advertisement.
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COUNCIL oE STATE.

We understand that the following Mem.
bers Of ,ae Council assembled IN the Cap.
i,ol, in pursuance Of the call OF Governor
MANLY, viz: A. +. Erwin, Thomas A.
Atkinson, Charles L. Payne, John Win.
slow, and Joshua Tayloe, Esquires, aud
were organized on Tuesday last, by the
appointment OF Col. Tayloe as President,
aud l.. Cheves Manly as Secretary.
The following nominations were there
upon submitted by the Governor, viz:
For Board of Internal improvement:
Frederick J. Hill, Of Brunswick County,
Calvin Graves, of Ca.well County.
Directors Of The Library Fand:
Richard Hines, of Wake County,
George Llule, do.
Weldon n. Edwards. of Warren County.
These nominations were all unanimous
Nv confirmed, and the Council ihereupo
adjourned without day.-Ral. Register.
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GEN. JAcEsuN,s MOTHER

1t is not generally Known that the mo.
thsr Of Andrew Jackson died in the per
lormanes Of an ACT Of patriotism and hu.
mani'y. She was an emigran, from Ire.
land, and buried her husband on the Wax.
haw, then claimed by North Carolina, hu,
now within the bounds Of South Carolina.
She was driven, with her three sons, into
Meeklsnbufg, for refuge from the horrors
oil war. Alter the surrender Of Charles.
Ion, tha accounts Of the suferlogs OF The
American prisoners induced her, with four
or five o'hsr ladies', to 60 10 that city with
medicines, clothing, &C., for their relief.
On her return, she was seized with the
prison fever, died in tent, was buried by
lhs road side, and lies in m unknown
grave. No We learn from Foote's Sketches
Of North Caroline. Toy. O5serrer.
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Late Foreign News.

By the arrival Of tho Steamer America
at Halifax, We have two weeks latsr lntsl-
ligence from Europe. The holders Of
Cotton demand slight advance. LOUIS
Napoleon seems to be acquiring political
strength and popularity. The Pope has
been deposed and Republic established.
This event occurred on the OH Of Fcbru.
airy. 1t was voted that he should enjoy
all the guarantees necessary for the indo.
pendencs Of hs spiritual powers.
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President Polk

Arrived IN Wilmington on the 7ih IN.
slant. lie was received by every demon
slration respect. lie remained n VII.
nng,on one day. In Virginia he was al.
SO treated with great respect. lie was
conducted 10 the Capitol a; Richmond,
where the Legislature was in session. =
lie was addressed By Speaker Hopkins.
As far as we have seen he has been re.
ceived with marked respect, at every
place.
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We find in letter from the Washing.
inston correspondent, Of the Baltimore
Clipper, Col. ID. NJ. Barringers name
mentioned in connection with the Office OF
Minister to Spain. There is very little
doub, therefore that he will receive this
appointment,
We also learn from paragraph in the
Baltimore Sun that Mr.. Saunders, resigna.
ton as Minister to Spain is in the posses
sion of Mr.. Maugum, to be presented al
his discretion may consider expedient oil
proper.
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ANECDoTE OF GEN. TAYLOR.

The New Orleans Bulletin publishes a
letter written from Nashville on the 9Th
which says:
" | omitted 10 mention the incident al
Memphis Of the presentation 10 him Of "a
"democraiic lady" who il appears had a
particular pride on being announced as
such. "Well Genera" said she, "you
will understand am demscraiic lady"
F" Yes, madam, and | am delighted 10 see
you as such, for democratic ladis, are 80
very rare, tsal II affords me great pleasure
20 sec one 7"
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TIE RECAPIruLATloN
Total number of Members, q

A very large party, (of forty at least,
ladies and gentlemen dIned with the Pre-.
sldenl of the United States on the lst ms
lie had with him The President and Vic.
President elect General Taylor and Mr..
Flllmore,) aud The particular friends Of
both Colonel Bliss and Lady, General
Cass, the Presidents Cabinet and Ladies,
and it'end.-lhe lady Of The present Vice
President, Judge Ca,ron and lady, the
Mayor Of The city and his lady, &C., &c.
Never did more liberal spirit pre.ids
over an entertainment, II was a scene
that was worthy Of the manly and noble
aud refined temper which animates the
present administrations Union.
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Cotton.

10 he Charleston Market a moderately
fair business has been done since the %
instant, al an advance Of an &c On the
9th Upsnds were selling a, from 6 TO IT.
In Columbia on the .sih, the price was
ranging from to CT. Sales Of the week
ending the 7lh, 4,225 bales.
In Camden, on the 7lb, Cotton was sci.
ing at ) 10 CT.
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IMPoRrANT TO OFFICE SEEKERS

The Washington correspondent, OF VI
Philadelphia American says that the PN
sldenl VIII not entertain personal appeals
for Office, having established hat rule, az.
ter conferences with The Cabinet, that oil
applications for Office must be submitted
through the department 10 which they up.
proprIately belong.
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The Inauguration Ball.

The Bal gwen IA honor Of the Presi
den, and Vice President eIee, wa,a grand
affair and was attended BY not Iess than
5000 persons. There were sold $50
tickets, which at $40 yielded Sl2 300
the cos, was s. 500 there is a surplus
therefore Of 81 coo, which i. to be disttl.
bated 10 the purposes ofchari'y.
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THE CLOSE OF THE SESSION.

ROWS IN THE SENATE AND HOUSE,
The repor, Of the proceedings of tho
close of the second Session OF the Ihit.
iieth Congress, is replete with interest,
though it will be seen that three OF those
Notifying scenes OF violence have again
desecrated The floor of Congress and that
blood has been split within The halls oil le'
.islation.
A difficulty. i, seems FIRST occurred be.
tween Mr.. Giddings, OF Ohio, aud Mr..
Meade, Of Va, which, although causing
some disturbance, did not proceed to per.
sonal violence. This originated, We lie.
lieve in reference TO the territorial ques-
ton and the W,Imo, pfovso. The second
row occurred at very late hour, between
Robert W. Johnson, Of Arkansas, Orlando
b. Flckin, Of Ohio, and William NJ. Ingr
o. Alabama. Mr.. FicklIn called Mr.. John
son puppy" when he seems to have
been Jointly attacked by Mr.. johnson an,
Mr.. Inge, the latter striking him with I
cane, which drew blood from the heat
with which IL came 10 contact. Ih
House, shortly after, adjourned, as orde
could 90 longer be preserved.
The Senate was alsn disgraced by
scene of somewhat the same character
r between Mr., Cameron. OF Penns, lsania
and Mr.. Foo'e, Of Mlsss.ippi-'he late
receiving a blow in hls face from the TOT
mer, asa rotor, to some offensive persons
, remarks.
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- We omitted to acknowledge The re.
ceipt Of The Address, of Mssst.. willing
ton and Jones, OF Rowan, and Barringsr
aud Scott Of Cabarrus, members Of the last
Legislature, 10 their constituents. We
will give it an early insertion.
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CNrTgnGtg
FRIDAY, MARCH I6. 1919.

u WILLIAM THOMPSON. ESQ.,, is our
agent in Baltimore, authorized TO obtain adver.
easements and subscriptions, and TO grant receipts.
pE. W. CARR. ESQ, is our asent in Phila-
ph;a. authorized TO obtain advertisements and
procure subscriptions.
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" We invite attention TO the conclu-
ding part Of Mr. Calhoun's Address
Next week We shall commence Mr. Der
rien's Address.
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MARYLAND SENATOR.

The Governor Of Maryland has appoin.
ted General Howard as L. 5. Senator to
Congress, IN place o. REvEnpY Johnson,
who has been appointed member of The
Cabinet.
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Presidents Cabinet.

The following gentlemen compose the
Cabinet OF President Tay or Tins is said
by some to be good but no, strong Cab.
met. If it does not prove as strong as
President Folks, then we will give our hat
10 the frs, man that claims it. They are
all good and true Wings, and viii aid 10
bringing back he governmen. TO the
paInay days Of The Republic.
State Department, J. NJ CLAYTON. OF Delsware,
Treas1ry do Wa VI. MEEgDIrH, Of Penn
War 10 Gro W. CEAwFoaD Of ga.
Navy 90 VIZ B. PRFsroS, of Va.
Home 10 THonAs EwINs. Of Ohio.
Pos. Oaice DO JAco8 CoLlABER. Of Vermont
A!terney Genera, RryERDY JoHssroN, Of Nd.
No objection, as far as we have seen,
las been urged against any Of the above
gentlemen, except Mr.. Meredith Of Penn.
sysanla. A committee Of The Wing mem
bers Of The Legislature we believe waited
upon Gen. Taylor to change this appoint
meDt but 1t had no effect on The old Gene.
raj. Tbs objection urged was, tina, he
~ss not sufficiently known asa politician.
That objection was not Sufficient, as with
Gen. Taylor capacity, honesty and faith
fulness TO The Constitution was the test of
fitness for Office. OF the members Of the
Cabinet the Richmond Wing remarks:
The Secretary Of State, Mr.. Clayton, is
as WILDLY known as any public man III the
whole Union. lie has been long in pub.
lie life, and has maintained 10 the Senate,
rank scarcely second to that Of any man
who has ever hsld seat in that hall. -
His reputation is not only national, but
European, and we doubt whether IN the
whole range of selection offered by The
Wing party, boitor choice could have
been made.
Or Mr.. Meredith 'he Secretary Of Tfea-
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Tho Hon. John VI. Clayton having re-.
signed his seat 10 the u. S. Senate, prs.
pafatory 10 accepting lhe Office Of secrc.
tary Of State, the Legislature Of Delaware
elec'ed John Wales, Of Wilmington, Del,
TO GIL the vacancy.
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TIE SCENE WITHIN TIE CARL.
FOL,


The scene presented by the interior 81
the Senate Chamber was highly mprsr
siye. il would be difficult 10 ih, 81 any
othof country to tiod spal which inelusel
within the same space more Of DISTINCTION,
whether we sitsca 10 that terra lie mere
elevation Of place aud Of poFi'on IN ha'
man society, OF that truef elevation ahea
is the pferogaiIsc Of men born great By
the gifts Of God. book which way ope
would, there was food lor the syc ADD lor
the mind.
To give to The faifer sex The rtrcedshcs
which belongs to them, NC say, IN The INST
place, that the semi CIRCULAR gallery, re-
served for the exclusive use of the ladisi,
was filed 10 overflow INC long belots TIE
gathering Of gentlemen privileged 10 o.
cupy seats on the floor uf The chamber
Oac cause of this was The preadm'no',
by grace and favor, Of the families OIL
Judges and Senators, who ION the penanes
Of four hours patient waltinsl were aa'
mliied by side doors to the teal places 'of
seeing aud hearing, long befors less lavor'
ed females could crowd their weary way
up siaitcases crnmmed 10 sufocn,lan' II
seems impossible, even in the most ksPus
llcan Government, wholly TO exclude OF
ex'irpa,e, in regard To tho Fair at l'a''
those ves!iges OF ari.tceraey which seem
to be engravsn in the nature Of man "a
every Government, among every Psop"
place viii claim its prorogaiire. lh'S
ladies' tainted under the pressure ara ins
heat and II is only astonirhln. ia,' %
many managed to achieve an escalade OF
The narrow, crooked confined, u conlf.''
ID stair, and made their way through I'M
ye: narrower door provided for The sdml.'
non OF Ladies to the gallery Of the ssna's
Chamber. The coup d'ali, as the Gs
glanced along the bank Of female iaes"
anged as in an amnhilhsatre, amid 'no
ustling Of silks ard the endless fuit'f OF
thousand fans, was calculated 10 e'a'o
he pride Of an American jealous Of 'oe
ans Of his counlrywomen. A is"'
cry few, were admitted TO SeDaof"
eats upon the floor. nmong whom we o"'
ced tho fair and graceful ludy OF W.
'oDIC1.
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GENERALS TAYLOR AND SCOTT,

/. IS said that General Tay lor ha, wit.
ten TO General Scott, inviting him 10 return
to Washington and make that his head
quarters.
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A MINT NEW YORK.

Among the Acts passed BY Congress, is
the bill ior tho establishment Of branch
mlul in the city Of New.f York.
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UNITED STATES SENATE.

The Senate ofihs ThTly .ftst Congress,
Which will be IN session to-day, on the
Cabinet nominations, Is composed q. FOL
lows :-Bditmore An Of T1Gduy.
MilLAAp FIfLxoKg.
Ways in Isol,cs Natiro "A S@aA Csp iali !,
Dem9crsIs m RoHaH; Tksu mart.a +, s.
srs Free Soiias
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

and the Justice, now, publicly 10 denounce Inc
language of The National lntelligencef' ttielleu
10 above, "as a gross aspersion" upon Inc e"d''o
Ter of e1-President Polk Nous psr7ohs.
Further, you say MIR. Browns language y d
"sross aspersion" upon "puohc e" .;sarace
whose personal disgrace would be Inc u,ssaae.
Of The whole county" Was not The suolsS, ,hs
the National inelsrncer's gross aspeision sonaI
equivalent public character, WHOSE .,hnIs
disgrace would be The disgrace OF lht "no'o
country"-viz: The President oil Inc =. o'des
Surely he was. Then pray, MessrS. E''noi d. y
MI. Browns "gross asper,ion a'lcihPr" ~.
disgrace of the whole country" do Tell Us honestly
and publicly, il The equally gross aspefsioh - !.
The National Inielligencer has mol dissracfh NJ
whole nalion1 Really, "whal's sauce ~. lne
goose ough, 10 be sauce Tor The gander. oome'
gentlemen we respectfully request an ans~el -.
we request you 10 reply plnmply, nos 10 'i',A
and cider" the matter by sal ing 'ha' 'he 'a
guag. Of the lntellisencer wa ilnptopet-i..."-
prudent, or-or-orrah attributable 70 e1cie-
menl-but 10 be men, fearless oil Inc nrsah-.he
Law, order (and decencyi) loving inse'l'gan.v'
and give US the 'rsrsrsnt stun IN a,,s"e'.
Was The above quolcd language u Inc Ndro 'n'1
Inlelligencer gross dispersion" upon WI. ' IN;
character, or was il no} las or mas ho' 'n'.
same Inlellieencer- same deccneg-f0pa"g
sheet disgraeed The nation OF Americans. OF al
least attempted The disgrace oil the whole coun,
nv" by employing words concerning flesd a;.
Of The United States, which, il true, would us
grace him PERSONALITY and il so, according 10 you'
own editorial, would disgrace every son Oh h"io
rica (oId lack and yourselves among The res!al
Or il those word. O, "eross dispersion" on the part
q The IueIgencer are not true, has i not Jals.,
6ed3 We cannot and will not anticipate that
The change in The times and OF the situation Of
The parties interested, will change the "1tmss IN
is Judgment upon the abstract principles 10 cues
non NOUS VERRONS.
Halifax, Virginia. June S. lS49.
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DEA TIIS,

Die IN ClirS-siIIr Missouri, on lht l2th Febru,,,
lsi9, HENRY J.. KENT, and, on the 10Th May. I.
Cholera, HDRATlO r. KENT, twH brothers IN Inc
}sth year Of their aees-formrry Of FInvanna co v.
Died, On The eth June al the residence of her ma.
Ihrf IN the comfy Of Warren, e., ,9hi,her she hat
gone an visit III few weeks Of PueTperal conynI
sons Mrs. ELIZABETH w, consent Of Dr. Edwsr.
" Faulron "a naive Of Suny county, Va but Of u,
cent years resident 81 Warren, - the 33d ye.f
Of her age leaving arclionalr ana ply wounded
husband and three little daughters, the youngest oni,
seven days old 10 weep now and 10 after years over
loss which by the workings al an all wise Creator ii
has been their destiny 10 meet, together with many ~,
latives and ffends, who feel most k-eny this sndd,
calamity In her death they are mol wholly disconso
lae for they nave the brightest hope that her spirit ha.
winged IT. ght To The mansions III u. blessed IN Hrs
yrn ani i now rejoicing IN the presence of her Ss
viour upon whom called IN such tender strains d.
ring her bfir Illness. frequently repeating Thai she
could bear the Thought that IL those She loved
dearly should be lost, Tor with Christ there va.
grace enough save us all oh she wa- tine IN law
aud friendship ~ The cause ~ Truth and Instice
and always ready a. forgive aud a. forget Nrari,
the last words that played upon hrr paihd lips. nov
cold IN death, were go not cry aud when asked
by her suffering husband Il shr knew him. yes
Throwing her arms around ms nrta, and pressing
him IL hei hosom,j tins IS nv dear husband y oh Sc
doubters ~ Divinr Bene--yr who doubt, while III
health aud IN the ffuiton 81 earthly Pleasures (Which
alas, quickly turn L. ashes, ri The moment y0n
seek Ia press yonr lips the golden goblet rs sou-
IN silence watch The la-l ebbng Of iir- stream lnj
,nu III surely feel thai rou ~ the pIe,-nrr
I-siy llseli--a power Ia which all must bow CONN.,
lInn that there hereafter AMI allut- ETERNITY man
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FOR TIE LA DlES.-SUAhER FASHION
The dsin.iesi AIT mot arisocralic novelty OF III,
season. saws the New York Metropolis, j. III,
while parasol, or summer sun shade, lined with
a pink or rose color, and supported, ike deli
CAFE flower, upon 'polless sts m OF ivory. These
are yet but rare
A new wrea.,. -aet "Opheia," has found ia
yor with the iash,ohahies OF Paris, and is worn
al balls II is impose entirety OF wild flowers
which are arrange 10 fantastic and irregular
sryle. as il en winsi ~ Shakspeate's gentle he
ruine in her ti,snis If mental wandering.
Thirteen hOuuces ale not too many foI 'i,t
dres. 6, auy Who wishes % b. Ia mode IL
London.
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PHILADELPHIA. June IN

The siea mef's news has had ralAer GENRE.
ing effect upon breadslutfs, AMI buyers are Is,
ing concession in -four Wheai ami corn !,
sales made By which T. tx quotations. Pos.
>ions are steady, and prices unchanged; sms
sales. Nothing new ~ groceries Wh>key y
PIT cts. The weather is exceedingly bot
Stocks are firm. Sales OF US 6's 1867, al NC
Penn 90. with sales; Transactions not exleus;ys
Fancies slightly Improving.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-22

We call attention 10 an advertisement OIL
newspaper ior sale, which appears IN our columns
today. The proprietor assures Us that The paper
has a lisl al from $50 10 900 Subscribers, a eoou
run Of advertising aud Job. work, and IS located
IN healthy aud agreeable section of the couh-
nv F.,m his representation oi ne proceeds of
,asl wears work, We eel confident The price ne
asks ior the establishment IS less man us rear
vslue. We will furnish, with pleasure, any other
information to those who may call on US with
cinw 10 nn[chasing
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FcR TaK ENQUIRER
r. II. LrJ,,a,s ~ fbs p,ch,no1l Times

10 the Editors OF ire htcHiROHu lLitS.
In an editorial 10 your paper Of June olh
lS49, you complain that "oDeo The Browns, as
you say, endorsed By The "Washinslon Union, !"
abuses General Taylor. las being without 'ho-
nrsiy, as meaning 10 prostitute the Presidential
office iolo an Infamous n-sin", hy which nc
10y GIiamr prIva;e character, and blacken the
reputation Of his fellow men, and as being gull
" OF conduct which will find lis parallel only III
he aIociiy OF the bandit" land )" say you, at is
such gross aspersons as these, upon pure ani
eTnet public character, whose personal disgrace
would be The disgrace OF the Whole country, that
obtains ready and hearty second from The or
gan OF the great Democratic parry of The United
Statesl"
Now gentlemen, turn 10 the National lnielli-
e,uceI OF The ll;h December, ls47-the Nation.
al ntcieencer, "lhe organ OF the great WHie
party OF ne United States" The organ OF "law,
order Gan. decency y" In an Article devoted 10
the consideration q President Folks message, IN
reference 10 our posture towards Mexico, II says
why, The very savage OF The court yard Of
other umes-thal most bTual II mankind, The
bully OF the haiIiwiSk, who chewed up An cal or
nose, OF sco0pe5 o0t wnh thumb 4 ptusfaie ad
yerSaTy's eye, wa HUMANE was generous IN
comparison with this "Wonld HI
have ever thought II proceeding 10 mutac The
sanqulsned. bY Way ol !olcihg han 10 confess
himself Conquered and then, moreover, have
helped himself 10 whatever he could lind in the
manned mans pockets Z" no" "ior
the very crowd Of couri green course, as i'll then
was, was yet undebauched Of eveTy r1gh senH
ment BY party politics, and would not nave sui
fered in the BULLY what II roo cndAres IL the
President" (Polk)
Here ne National Intelligence describes a
Democratic President as less "geneious," less
humane" OF, in plain language. as 1orss Than
a SAVAGE" -,corSe han ''ihe most brutal Of man
kind. THE BULLY, The 'nose OF ear" mastlcalor-
rorsc than GoUGCR, Of PICK POCKET, q
THlRP.
Now, Aiessrs. C,r.inetcn aud Davis, what
lhlnk You - his : The .,Hsuaec u Mi Brown.
eEtoised, - GU -ay. b. lie Washington Union,
IS ned up By ycu as q gross aspersiun" uPon |
lie VIII: President, TAYLOR. The language en-.
ployed against Mr.. Polk, BY the National In,e!li-
senoer, is surely as harsh and as gross as Mr.. |
Browns. Win you have be candor, The fairness