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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-02

CEDAR TAR.-The most successful remedy
~ now in use for the cure of incipient Consump
ton, Bronchitis, Asthma, Coughs Putrid Sore
Throat, Dyspepsia, diseases of the Kidneys and
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles letter, and all diseases
arising from impure blood and ente ebled state of
the system.
Recommendation.
BALTIMORE, March II, 1851.
Mrs. B. B. Norris: Dear Madam-It gives me
great pleasure In recommending to public favor
your valuable medicine Cedar Tar as an excel
lent preventative curative in the first signs OF
bronchial affections or diseases of the lungs and
also very valuable tonic.
Yours, very respectfully,
T. H. WRIGHT, M D.
BALTIMORE, Sept. rs, 1851.
MRS. Norris Madam-it gives me great plea.
sure to state that, by the use of your Cedar Tar
been afflicted for the last sixteen months / tried
everything that could be got at for a cure Nothing
has ever done, | can safely say, but your Cedar
Tar. | had three or four hemorrhages month.
AM, since have used your Tar, can truly say
only spit blood once, and then but small quantity
My cough, which was very violent all the time, has
entirely stopped. | sleep sound, and my night
sweats have left me. My hip bones, at one time, al
most came through my skin, but low have nv
usual quantity of flesh, and my general good health
has returned. Any person DESTROYS of witnessing
the benefits derived from your Cedar Tar will
please call on me, at my residence, in Baltimore
street, i've doors from Broadway.
Yours, with respect, ANN KING
l subscribe with pleasure and full confidence to
the effects of the Cedar Tar as prepared and sold
by Mrs. Norris, in many cases of diseases having
prescribed it frequently, and always with good eff
fects
March 81, 1851. A. RICH, ND.
For sale in Richmond by
P.HORTON KEACH 81 Main street,
General Agent for Eastern Virginia.
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERnAy

AMERICAN HOTEL Henley Williams
burg. Va, K Couplsnd, York county, Va; WI
Pendleton. Richmond; r w Latham, Washington;
G 7 Stewart and Z. Brinton, n G., A Wood,
Lynn, Mass; II McDonough, Philadelphia; WIG
anderson and I w Sherry, Va; Rives, Peters
burg; A Jeter, No.toway; w Hoffman, Somers.
ville' rs Wilmer, N G: G Madden, Portsmouth; j
4 Morton, Farmyille; S c Wood, Prince Edward;
Turpin, Powhstsn; w A Tyree and lady. Farm.
vile, N Perrck and Miss Perrick, Halifax; T II
Perkins, G Glover, ] Jones, and NJ D Morris,
buckingham; Mrs Beck, Miss Bonsae, and Nh
6agoy, Philadeiphia; NJ Cummings, hid: w B
Stevens, Washington: Ford, Miss l. T Ford
and Miss Ford, Charlotte; Luli and lady, Co
umbus, Miss.
CITY HOTEL II Clagett, steamer Pocahon.
tas; Fitzgerald, Philadelphia; Oliver, MOTTO.
way; c Isbell, N C; w Turpin, Charlottesville;
d d Moons, C L Lukens and 6 Slaughter, Abe
marie; ] Foukes aud Mrs Foulkes, Nottoway; L
Masters and K B Smith, Amelia; Undertake
and d w Maupin, Albemarle; J T Whaling, Wash
ington; Rey, King & Queen.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL-M II Hancock, Amelia;
Bruckett Louisville, KY; DIR r Cauthorn,
Henrico; NJ Scott, Virginia; w w Donaghe, OHIO;
w Lewis, Aibemarle; Col John Smith Isaac C
Chapman, Charleston; r Woddrop, Philadelphia;
w Clark, Alabama; w w Jones, Hanover; Z
Booker Prince Edward; w Elin gton, Nottoway;
B A Walthall, Amelia; 5 Watkins, Craig; w Al
phine Rockbridge; George Wright, Rockbtidge;
P P May, Lynchburg; Thos C jennings, Fluvanna;
II Turner Henley, King and Queen John II
Coleman Albemare; E w ThUmas, Nelson; NJ
Hudnall, F. Shores, buckingham; DR. Thomas W
Tucker, l. Stratton, Powhatan; B Grimsley, Rap.
pahannock John w Young Culpeper; J D Turner,
Haden, Goochand; N Hudson, Louisville.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-E Ruffner, Prince
George; B Catlin, lady and child, New York; P s
White, Philadelphia; Il Grisham, Cherokee, Ga; ]
Harrison, r II Duke, l. Grant, Richmond; DR.
w Thompson Culpeper; Mr. and Mrs Coop
lar Sau MfaaA D1.:l.
delohia; r Boiling and lady, Petersburg; w
wilkins, w Fl HarroeIl, Brunswick; Harrison
Salt Sulphur Sprngs;J H Undertake. Charlottes
vile; ] Page, Hanover; r Waller, Richmond; R
w Ashlin, Hanover; w B Masse, New York; ] '
Dunan, Massachusetts, J Washburn, Jr, Maine; Mis-.
Gibson, D Nicks, Arkansas; C w Wilson
Tennessee; Wells, Illinois; E D Goodwin, New
York
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SELLING OFF AT COST, FOR CASH,
$4,000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS
VNTORD, FERGU SON q BARKS.

W DALE intending to make, q change in
their business the 1st day of July next
offer their stock of DRY GOODS at cost, for
cash and respectfully ask persons who desire to
purchase, to call and examine for themselves, be.
fore they do so. They feel confident that a more
general assortment of Dry Goods or one selected
with more care was never offered for sale at cost
in this market 1t was all imported by themselves
or purchased by them of manufacturers and their
agents. The goods of which it consists are OF the
latest and most approved styles, EN- bracng, among
other things 34 A, GA and 1874 bleached and
brown Domestics, Prints from 5 cents to the best
quality, French, English and American Lawns, do
Ginghams, do black and fancy D'Laines, do Silks,
black Bombazines and Alpacas Cloths and Cassi.
meres, Satin. Silk and marseilIes Vestings, Irish
Linens and Sheetngs, Linen Cambria and Lawn
Handkerchiefs, Silk do; large stock of Alexanders
Kid Gloves lady u.s. mems 81 cents; and servants
Clothing of every description together with gen.
eral assortment of everything usually kept in dry
goods house.
Determined to close, they assure the public that
there is no humbug in this advertisement
3-ts
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A STONISHING MEDICINE FOR THE
n NERVESl-The Thousands who have used DR.
ROSES NERVOUS CORDIAL, for Heart Dis
eases, Nervous Tremor of the Muscles, Palpitation
Heart Burn, Tic Doloreux or Pain the Face Neu
ralgia, Wakefuness or Restlessness, find instant
relief. few doses cures the most violent Nervous
Headache. 1t aliays the most violent nervous al.
fectons, and eradicates them from the system, and
is grand restorer to weak constitution The va,
rious diseases OF the nervous system have long
batfled the skill OF our most eminent pbysicians
but all in vain, until this Nervous CofdaI was dis
covered and prepared by DIR S Rose. Price so cts
per bottle For sale by X DUVAL,
my25 Under American Hotel
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DICHMOND MANDATORY

ASand Silver Pencil Gases; the ever pointed Pens
manufactured by as experienced workman as any
Spectacles of various kinds, and those ground
by ourselves, positively restoring the sight as near
as artificial means can
The Ever Flowing Fountain Pen, modern
invention, combining skill with simplicity, and no
doubt as expressed by many, "7He inUention of
this age" For further particulars please call at the
office and examine for yourselves, as to the utility
workmanship, and durability; and decide whether
it is reality humbug
Mandatory at the corner Of 18th and Main st :;
office in room formerly occupied by the Richmond
Library.
Pens re-pointed and warranted to stand
ap3 RICHMOND MANUFACTORY
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A Jerseyman gives the following advice to
gardeners:-"Tocure hens from scratching up
your garden beds, you cut their dainty scratch.
ers of, > just below their heads.''
any dear sir," said an election acquaintance
sccosting asturdy wag on the day of election
"l'm Gerry glad TO see you." "You needn' I be
I've voted"
"Pa, how many legs has ship?" "a ship
has no legs, my child" "Why, pa, the paper
says she draws twenty feet, and that she run
before the wind.'
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$4,000 WORTH OF GOLD

e $4,000 WORTH OF COL d
- AND SILVER WATCHES, Jewelry. Sill
Ea, verware, Albata and Plated Goods selling
of at cost for two months emily, to raise
cash.
Henry Hyman, 90 Main street, next to John
N. Gordon, offers for sale the whole of his valua
bic stock, consisting of Gold Lever Watches price
$50 to Sl20 each, warranted gold chains. seals,
keys earrings, fngerrings, breastpns, silver ia.
BILE, tea and desert spoons, forks, &c and great
variety OF articles too numerous to mention Also,
large lot of plated casters, cake baskets. Albata
tea sets, walters, from to 10 inches in size gums
clocks, &c.
Do not neglect this opportunity, as such rare
chance az this seldom ever offers to the public
Do not forget that it Is at HENRY HYMANS. So
Main ST., the old established store, and Direct I'm
porter.
N. B.-Watches an Jewelry carefully repaired
by competent workmen, on reasonable terms.
my16
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CONGRESS-MoNDAy.

SENATE-The Senate agreed to adjourn over
from to-day until Thursday next-as there ill
be thin attendance, owing to the Baltimore
Convention.
The deficiency bill was taken up, the ques-
ton being on its third reading.
MIR. Hunter addressed the Senate in reply
to the speech heretofore delivered by Mr.
Pearce.
HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.-T House
postponed until Tuesday week further action
on the Iowa land and railroad bill.
Reports were made from the Committee on
Public Lands.
Dir. Harris, oil Tennessee, offered a resolu.
ton, thai, the Senate concurring, the two
Houses adjourn on Monday, the second day OF
August next. An Intellectual motion was made
to lay II upon the table-yeas Sc, NAYS 90.
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FATAL RENcoNTRE.-We understand that an
affray occurred in Chesterfield county a few
days since, near this city, which resulted in
the death of one of the parties. 1t appears
that one Barney Jones, and an individual
named Burton, had some unpleasant words
with each other, which induced blows, and
Jones struck Burton severe blow on the
head with four pound weight, which caused
his death day or two after the injury was
inflicted. Jones, we learn, has been arrested,
andis now in Jail awaiting his trial.-Peters-
burg Express.
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TO THOSE WHO SIZE.

z@@@ TO THOSE WHO sUF.
- * FER FROM DEFECTIVE EYE
slGHT.-The subscriber informs the citizens az
Richmond and vicinity that he has returned TO the
city and viii be happy to attend to all persons re-
curing his aid His optical skill and superior glasses
are 90 well known that they need no farther praise
He can be consulted ct No. 4, City Hotel, and pre-
mises to give full Satisfaction.
ap 30-ts Z. MARkENS. C)uticisn.
ET5SlA TO PERSONS TRAVELLING
THE DANVILLE RAILROAD
hack viii be 40 readiness at Tomahawk station
every iuesdays ihursday and Saturday for the &C.
con- medation OF passengers wishing 10 70 20 Pow
halan G. II, and viii return from Powhstan G. II.
and meet the cars on every Monday, Wednesday
and Frissy. Persons wishing to engage seats, win
apply to WIN A. MARTIN, at the station.
my l6--lm
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AND WARRANTS-Bought TOR cash' Z 3
~ BAGBY z co, At the hghest narEet rs 4 ].
the State of Illinois, located with wsry.nts -
Ior the war of 1914 Office over n q G. hin.
corner Of Franklin and Wall streets. sn7-o&a
SAFRTY FUsR.--I5O COO feet RevnoR =
~ Bros Safety Fuse, for sale.
myH EDWIN WORTHAH 4 co.
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!, JOHN 4 OSBORNE. sap't.

DARN ROR aAixk.--we have . FARM OF
e sixsy scres, few miles out az che Mechsnics-
vile Turnpike. which h IN good condition for cuE
tivstion. and has on il Peach and IN Apple Or.
chard; plenty Of Wood and WsteE, but no build.
ings Apply 10 "a T0LER 4 COOK.
nv Cd General Asenls.
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M ONTAGUE'B OlKK . TOK Y This
1vA useful work having arrived. subscribers are
requested 70 call ct the Office OF TOLER 4 COOK
and get their copies. my4
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pkIvATR PHACTICE.-Dr PLUME 4
co. may be consulted, confdcnuaily, for the
treatment of the following diseases; Erup'onss
Sore Legs, Ulcers, Glandular sweliings, or en-
largements, Syphilis, and all morbid discharges
whether recent or chronic. Also, all those COM
plants termed female diseases. The sdver.lssls
invite attention to their chemical extract OF Wiid
Flowers, which may be regarded As the very oes 49,
article known, 10 give tone and yigor 70 CERTAIN
abused aud debilitated organs, well 40 70 removals
asystem shattered b. dissipation or other cause
Medicines securely put up, with faii difecnoa.'
and sent to order Post paid leisers promptly ~
tended to. Once on Franklin street. below "a
Richmand Virgints fe 9
klICH1IOND AND DANfiLLk RAIL
~ RoAD--ExCURSloN TiCkET I'm ana
after Thursday, May 2oth. Exeufsisn iicssss va "a
beissusd over the Richmond and Dsayii!s kzlifoaa.
Fare from Richmond p tho janrs'0n aaa oses
the ssme day, - 81 ;chiIdsen undsr three JsArso'
age, free; from three 70 twelve years, bail price
Toe cara leave the depot every mornins, rxcepss
sunday. 81 Z. A. ~. returning, Mfsse = Aasai"oA1
my 10 JOHN H OSBORNE. supt
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C0 GRoss Wootten snd Aunear's superio.
ny7 DlBNEY 4 NAMES.
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SAILED.
Steamer Pocahontas, Briley, Baltimore, Ludlam
g. Watnon.
Steamer Roanoke, New York. Ludlam & Wat
soE.
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nRY GOODs.-WiLLIAME u. WARREN IL
II offering at his stand, l4l Eagle SQUARE = full
assortment Of Dry Goods for ladies' and aen,le.
mems wear. His Dress Goods depsrhnens com
de LANES, sc In the hanc son.sst com5iuation Of
coiors; and IN the department Tor gents wear can
be found complete and desirable assortment 81
Cloths Cassineres. Drtiangs &C. In Gloyes, Elm
Inducements. In connection with the above viii
be found supply OF beautiful Matthias. oil various
ssyes and in different colors ALSO black silk Man.
ulla Lace. my ls--t20iu
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NEW YORK, May 81 cid schr Oriana, Dodge,
Richmond Margaret Wogam, Petersburg.
NEW BEDFORD, May 28-Arrd schr Lucy Ann,
Fredericksburg.
PROVIDENCE, May 28.-Arrd schr Norma, Fred
ericksburg.
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Burning in the Flesh, Constant Imagtnags Of
EuiI, and Great Depression of Spirits, can be eff.
fectually cured by DIR. HOOFLAND'S CELE-
DRAFTED GERMAN BITTERs, prepared b. DIR.
Z. MI. jackson, at the German Medicine Store,
100 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Their power over the above diseases is lot ex.
celled-lf equalled-by any other preparatiorin the
United States as the attest in many cases at
ter skilful physicians had failed.
THESE Bitters are worthy the attention of inva-
lids Possessing great virtues in the reciicaton of
diseases OF the Liver and lesser glands, exercising
the most searching powers in weakness and aztec.
tons OF the digestive organs they are, withal safe
certain and pleasant.
READi AND BE CONVINCED.
Charles Robinson, ESQ.,, Easton, Md, in aletter
to Dr.. jackson, January 9, 1850, said
My wife and myself have received more bnefit
from your medicine than any other we havseyer
taken for the Dyspepsia andiLiver disease"
"The Tenth Logon" published at Woodsock,
Va, January 10, 1850, said
A Great Medicine.o
We have uniformly refrained from recommend
Ing to the public any of the various Patent Iedi1
clnes OF the day. unless thoroughly convinced Of
their value. Among those we consider WORTHY of
notice is the German Bitters, invented by DR. FOOT.
land, and prepared by DR.. jackson, in Pm :adebhia
One instance in particular, in which the suusrior
virtues Of this medicine has been tested has Allen
under our observation During the last sumner. a
son Of Mr.. Abraham Crabill, Of this county. w as
after trying in vain various remedies ne purchased
bottle OF the Bitters, and after using it. WIS 40
much relieved of his distressing malady, TIM he
procured another bottle and is restored entrey to
health w
MORE EVIDENCE
Inc philadelphia Saturday Gazette thebe
I ian newspaper published in the United Sates
Ok. HIGHLANDS GERMAN BITTERs
IS seldom that we recommend what are
termed Patent Medicines to the confidence AMI ma.
tronage OF our readers and therefore. when q =.
commend DR.. HooAlsnd's German Bitfers. WE yisb
TO be distinctly understood that we are moi sses.
ing OF the nostrums of the day, that are rsisad
about for brief period and then forgotten fsr !,
mas done its guilty race of mischief but Of nad;'
cine long established, universally priced and sb;eh
mas met the hearty approval of the faculty itssfn
This medicine has attained that higi; chaseter
which is necessary for all medicines to attaiu IN.
duce counterfeits to put forth spurious grties nj
the risk OF the lives of shSse who are innoentiv
deceived. -
Look well TO the Marks or the (zeur..
They have the written signature of C. NJ TcE.
SON upon the wrapper, and the name blown ~
botsle-WlTHOUT WHICH THEY ARE SpII.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
PURCELL, LADD Il CO. Drproi.ts
NH 8-3hwly 80 Main street earrsr -
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LIVER COMPLAINT,
JAUNDICE, DYSPEPSIA, CHRONIC OR NER.
VOUS DEBILITY, DISEASE OF
THE KIDNEYS,
Ind all
diseases ari-
sing from disor-
dcred LiUer or Sto-
mach, such as Constipa-
ton, Ialoard Piles FUllness, or
BIOodto the Head, Acidity ofthe Sto-
mach, Nausea, Heart burn, Disgust for
Food, Futlness, or aOeisht in the Stomach,
Sour Eructations, Sinking or Fluttering at
the Pit of the Stomach, Saoimming Of the Head, Hur.
ried and Difficult Breathing, F2uttering at the
Heart, Choking or Sufocatang Sensations
Dhen in lying posture, Dimness Of VI.
sion, Dots or Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in tie
Head, Deficiency of Persps-
ration. Yelloaoness of
the Skin and Eyes,
Pain in the
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-16
Gen. Pierce and the Right Of Petition.

From The New Yort Evening Post.
Gen Pierce voted when In Congress, to respecs@
light af petition.
He took the same ground with John Quincy Adams
In regard TO Slavery In the District-pehtons.
This is the statement of Gen. PIERCE,
"Free Soil" friends. And here is its answer,
from the official records Of the House OF Repre-
sentatiyes.
On Monday, the Goth Of December. 1886, JoD
QUIscY ADAMS presented petition Tor the ADO
Iition of Slavery and the Slave Trade in the Dis
trict of Columbia. Ii was moved TO lay Il on tn IN.
table. The motion was adopted by vote OF iio
AYES TO 80 Noes. First in the list Of Noes STANDS
the name of John Quincy Adams, and promnen..
among the Ayssi is the name Of FRASKLis fiEkch,,
On the 9th Of January, 1887, 28 women
South Weymouth asked the privilege Of petition.
ing Congress in regard to Slavery. Their pnya
was refused by vote Of $50 TO 30. Among those
who voted to grant it was JOIN QClscY Apini
among those who rejected it was FRANZ"
PIERCE ma
The next day the enemies of the Right Of rev
ton grew holder. John w. Davis moved 70 w
pend the rules, in order to pass resolution Dol
receive any petitions upon the subject OF sasal
Ii failed, not because there was not majonfy idf
but because two-thirds were req Iired, and Wv
vote stood l02 to ~. One Of the - was 'oD
QUNcY ADAMS, and one of the lO2 was fRi'i
LIN PIERCE.
But on the 18th OF the same month Mr.. Have
offered resolve, which ran as follows
Resolred That all petitions, memorials, resoas. -,
propositions or papers relating In any way or ps5
extent 70 the subject OF Slavery or 70 the aoonuy'
Slavery, shall, ptutom being pytHt,d @ rJaTm, .
laid on the table, and 40 FUEcHEH ACTION u MAJ
THEREON. q,
The record shows that, previous to its pssssse'
Mr. Adams was among its strongest opPonsoe
and Pierce among its warmest supporters. IL ss
passed by l29 TO GO JOHN QUINCY Adams Vo'As
No, and FRANKLIs PIERCE voting AVE.
This is the candidate whom the Free soien
of 1913 and the Barnbumers Of 1852 are now "
porting, and whom they pronounce emIneuy
qualified, by the principles and acts OF BIS n"
life, for the Presidency of the United states, ,a
fAIbaay Evening Jos''s
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r. We yesterday had the pleasure OF

H We yesterday had the pleasure of
meeting with Dr. MoRlrz WAGNER, and his assoc
ciate, Prof ScHERzER, of Vienna, who recently
arrived here to commence a thorough expora-
tion-scienti6c, social political and statistical-of
America. DIR. Wagner enjoys in Europe a high re-
putation as traveller and man of science llehas
hut lately returned from prolonged residence in
Persia, Georgia, and the Caucasus, and his publish
ed travels in those countries afford most valuable
source of information in relation to their natural
history, inhabitants, religion, literature, &c. &C.
These gentlemen intend to spend some three
years on the American Continent, extending their
researches as far south as Chill. We cordially
commend them and their mission to the good
offices of the press and people, and especially Of
all friends of science and literature.
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;ty Of these Delegates are for Scott, and 30 vir-
tuaIy concede the whole vote to him yet The
Post gives two and The Ezpress foe votes from
Illinois to Fillmore!
The Pest gives Scott four from CorsEc-
TIcUr; The Express allows him none!
The Post gives Scott three; The Express al
lows him four, from Michigan; we expect the
whole six.
Both papers give Fillmore eight votes from
NEw-YoRK-in which they are more liberal to
him than the Wings have been. Happily, those
two journals do not settle the contested Sc ats in
the Convention if they did, our Scott claimants
would stand no chance.
The Post gives Fillmore three, The Express
takes two from PENNSYLVANIA, where all were
elected by State Convention of which all but
five members were for Scott, so declared in their
resolutions, and elected all the Delegates for
Scott. If any go against him, they win grossly
misrepresent their constituents. We are well as
sured that not more than one thinks of doing such
a thing, and he does not mean to do it.
From RHODE ISLAND, they both give us one,
while from VERMONT, The Erpress allows us none,
taking two for Fillmore When he gets them, he
may consider himself reelected.
We have said nothing Of the ll6 votes of the
Slave States delaware not incuded,) all of which
are coolly set down by both papers for Fillmore.
At least ten Of those ll6 votes will come up miss
ing when they are most wanted.
We think no cool observer can fail to see from
the above tables that Gen. Scott is the strong
man-the candidate who ought to be nominated If
success is an object or the 136 votes set down
to Fillmore by The Post, he will only carry
forty-eigh in November if nominated while the
States in which that paper comedies preponder
ance to the friends Of Gen. Scott would probably
give him (S from 10 to 100 votes il nominated, re-
quirng but twenty to forty votes from all the Fill
more and Webster States to elect him. If calm
Reason and intelligent Patriotism bear sway at
Baltimore, Gen. Scott must be nominated to-
morrow.