The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-11-06
TllE HOUSE.

i u IIOUSE.
The Statesman we think, errs in classifyiny
MARSIIALL MtCALL, Of Harrison, among the trre
soiers. 1t is true that his DolilicuI ,vh1rn,h n,o
has not been very well known 4rir some limc mn 4.
lnt IRON ir Knowledge Of him. we think he will
nt t"iIi'd uiiiiolmy az ting with the whiya On
The olhcr hand GEoRGE Pow, ot Nlaioning also
rlassed " IN the lice soilers from all th,. in ormn
ton we can gcrher is as gond Il democrat as there
- lh me Legislature. These corrections, how
ever, DO not liter the relnjiN position of pntries
The Tree soilcfs hold the balance Of mower -
Hteu63trHe Union.
Oar iIs', IN all disputed cases we arrang
en : claimed aud conceded by the papers of
tle Districts IN which the members reside, -
.No e ann no mrn as u democrat, who does
nj call himself s0-no Wig nor no free
anlio', by any name ur nssncintiuu. TINT he
dues not aV"w. Oar object has been, as il
IN always, +" give the true state of the case.
MOI NY claInIins u:umphs we have not wun,
deceIvlng our friends abraad now, only 10 be
d'sappointed in The fnu e.
# We trust, and believe, however. The in
formlIion Of the Unien is correct, ia r,ltiun
TO Mr.. Pow We have had similar nsSurou,
ces' but not in dlrectand reliable way. We
scarcely believe the Union quite SO cntrect,
as 10 Mr. Mccall lie has been represented
10 us, as 81 sIr0ng ffee suier, thai he can
not be-induced TO 60 with Ire uh gs in thcir
anti reform notion, and that lie wuuld prefer
Ar. GlddIngs or sOme me like hlm as a can
dida,e for U. S. Senate.
MR. M'CALL, The member elect from this
conny, is a whig. For some years, before
hls nomination by The wbig party. he has
acted with The Liberty and Freesoil parties
Upon receiving The nomination for Rcprcsen.
ia've, however, he fully and publicly, ss we
have heard, rencunced his former parIv. md
pledged himself in favor of the wing caucus
nominee for United States Senator. He
cannot, consequently, be c!usscd with the
Free Soiers, and would, so far as opposition
to Democratic principles is concerned. grace,
well, the head of the wing column.
Ia regard to The other gentleman mention
cd above we know nothing; but, II they are
such Fee Soilets as Mr.. M'CAll, our co,cn,
pordfs Of the Statesman need moi place much
reliance IN them.
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Texas. The citizens Of ludianola, lu-
minated theii houses on receiving inlelli-
gencs Of the passage of tho PEARcE bIl.-I
Nineteen tSentielbs Of ih m nrv in lavur of,
The proposition.
Iie CiriliaH proposes 10 make a yerv
novel use Of The money TO be received riom
the United States. II thinks tha, after m '
ing Oft the debt of Tcxns, three millions will
remain. This sum Is TO be received in m a
Y. y. Boads bearing 6vc por cent, interest
which will yield revenue Of $l50,OOO psr
Hnnum--more than sufficient to pay The
Whole expenses Of tho Slate GovernmenL-
This would enable Texas TO do wha, no
other State has done abolish all iaxes.
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We ask the attention. ofihs readers to the
AUCTION advertisement of d. KrLooRE and
sos'o The goods which ihcy are about to
Offer are Of suPerIofqaslity.
There ls rsgalar communication by
steStb bet scsR San Francisco and the Co
lupbia river.
A,hOy. only twelve yeurs of see, ia. died
81 OheIenham, from excessive s;sokine
The case exhibited the usual symptoms off
poisoning from narcotics, ~. ..S IL Il