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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-01
flooring MACHINE.

WINDOW TRIMMING
NORNICES with Galleries; Curtin Partires Curtain
Blnds; do Pins, all new and beautiful Siyies. reed
this day and for sale by aug2l BABCoCh BROTHERS.
ID ECEfVED this day per steamer Glendy Burke, q
IL bales and brown and blcaehed Domestic, ard
blue and brown Drillings -
apJ MORGAN, MEN az PREsIoN.
SUGAR-5 hhds prime just ee'd per'Fanny Smith.
- Tor sale by :. f. GILRERT & CO..
apg Sycamore near Water.
NXTINDOW SASH.-10, 900 lights, ASST, 40, OLE, IL.
w L. lO-14 and IL ID, reed and for sale by
my4 SAMUEL ORR.
CTAR CANDLE SO packages in whole, hal
aud quarter reed, ard for sale at reduced price
by lmh9g1 j. 81 w. REILLY.
DLEACHED SHEETING.-l0 eases OIL . 4, 1914 an
ID I2-4, reed this day, and for sales by
mh22 JAS. LOW g. CO., All Main ST., Lou, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-01
IS AGENTS WANTED.

INO canvass for the sale of the most popular and saie
i ole Books offered to the public. Young men OF
good moral character and business habits make from
50 TO 81 per day and Others nesd apply For texans
address postage paid WIN. PATTON,
augI3 3md-3w Henderson, Nv.
jJURE LEAF LARD.-2G0 Jars pun up by ourselves,
l. prcssly for family use. in store and for sale by
ie3D POSTERS d BROWN
M ESS PoRK.-j0 hf-bbls Family Mess Pork, choice
1fI artic in store and for 81 lie low by
El5 SAMUEL ORR.
N0FFEE.-200 bags prime Rio for sale by
~ jyl3 FOSTERS & BROWN.
CtrONE PIPES.-3OO boxes 600 pipes each) for sale
- the quantity Mt IS cts per box, by
my2g s. +. GILBERT & co. Syc. near Water
StWISS MUSLIN.--500 pes ass received this lay an
- for sale by JAS. LOW o.,
jyI4 Az Main street, L0nisvr,. Ky.
DLUE CLOTH reed this day and for sale BY
ID je9 JAS. Low & CO.. All Main St., Lou, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-01

X hon. " he undersigned has removed TO the
& 81 Mrs. Dr. Trafton three doors above The Sh
Firs, STU, opposite the mansion OF M Ross ESQ ON
rIss eueet or Doctors .fnerse S' Asf' oH
ONCE at the cid stand on First - ,xro,oo-..,,,,
ne MAJ be found at all times unless
- -IS-cl j. X. WILCOX M H.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-10-01

DRANDY AND NlNB.-Otard, Dupuy 81 Co.'S, J. !.
Dupuy, Murat and other brands Port Wine: MADEIRA
Sweet, Malaga and Claret, on hand and for sale by
feb1 &. BELL
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

the day it is, wad haze speered the price
O 1t too"
Il think the more Of you for that, John,
as it is just the way with myself; for had 1t
not been this halIowed day, | would have
said Cd. per stone. might likewise have
asked number Of questions-such as how
the market went yesterday in Arbroa,h'
aud what are you asking for youc Ayrshire
bull calf, and so on"
Deed, ay, sir; but as we can ma be
telIin' that white raise shiIin' and petatlc
ats fifteen pence the quarter, on SIC DAY
as this, an it wad be just as III sayin' thai
the bit caafe's wirth liberty shilIlns I'LL eny
body"
Good day, John"
"Guid day, sir"
Thus ended the above equivocaI rever
euce for the Sabbath, although the CONVEX
saton TO the mutual worldly satisfaction
Of both parties.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
Fayslon, Oct, 1876;


A Criminal Jndge Was once about to
pronounce sentence Of punishment upon an
Irishman, for the perpetraridn Of a theft
"And is II upon the oaths Of thin two
witnesses your honor S going to condln
me 2" asked Pat.
Certainly" said the Judge "their tes-
timony was ample to convince the jury Of
your guilt"
90. Mnrrher !" he exclaimed, "to con-
dim me on the oalhs of two spajpcens who
swear they saw me take the goods, whn
kin bring forth hundred who'll swear they
didn't see me do II ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

Tue KING AND THE REAPER.-ln one Of
his excursions during harvest, the King Of
England passed field where he saw only
one woman working, HIS majesty asked
where her companI"nS were.
They have gone 10 see the king she
replied.
t. Aud why d d you not 60 with them,
added The king.
" | would not give pin to see him, re-
Piled the womolI, " besides, the fools who
have go"e to tie city viii lose DAYS work,
ana that is more til u can do, for have
five children, to whom | must give bread"
Very good" sald the king putt, some
money IA her sand; you can tell your
companions who went to see the king, that
the KING Came to see you"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
For the Freeman.
THE N1GHT-B1RD,s LAY.

What sound comes stealing through lhe trees,
Slow waited on the twilight breezel
1t is the nighl.bird's iay
How sweety plautve is the song,
Borne BY the breath Of eve along,
From yonder leafy way.
List, to that wild and touching strain
The heart reechoes hack agnin,
And tells mournfuI tales
1t SEES now with quick ming play
Now, slowly, sadl' dies away,
In soh, pathetic vail
The nightbird's sad and touching lays
Bring back sweet dreams Of other days,
Bright AS the heart e'er knew
While mem'ry gathers up the leaves
Of half(orgotleu past, aud weaves
robe of brighter hue.
Now with its drge like music blends
The memory Of departed friends,
Who long have passed away
Fond friends, that once lfe's path did cheer;
But now often weep tear
Where sleeps their ovely clay,
When hopes and dreams OF youth depart
And weary grows the saddened heart,
think Of night birds lay
1t brings blck joys thought to last
All with The gems that gild the past
The present glide away. ArRI
Fayslon, Oct, 1852.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

FoWLER's PATENT FLoUR.-This is a new
article of flour recently introduced into our
Guy 1t Is prepared SO as to do away with
yeast IN making bread, the only thing
necessary being To mix it with cold water
aud from it excellent and light bread is
produced. The patentee claims that, in
his preparation, the saccharine and other
nutritious parts Of the flour are all pre-
served IN the bread. whereas, by the COM
mon Hour, Ills, in great measure, des-
'royed by the fermentation caused by the
yeast, "aIeralus, &c From trial Of the
Daleri aa'is -e.... aeS 7ll;-ia-n..l..-. 49,
ceIent bread, as wen as cakes and pasttya
John Pearson & Co, Bank Building, Shat.
tuck street, are agents for the sale of it in
Lowell -Vo1 Popu0
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

MuTToN's BABY-A Imaginable auecdoIe
is related Of AmbIard, the Frenchmau III
whose house the Duke OF OIeaus boarded
while IN Boston. Am1Iard was taller
Having made a par Of pantaIoons for a
Mr., Lamb, but forgetting the name of his
Customer, he went into the market and la
king hold If leg Of mutton, inquired Of
the bu cher
Vat you call dis p
This IS mutton"
"Hah, mutton, is it! Veil, vat you call
de multou's baby I?
Tue butcher answered." Lamb"
Lamb. Ouw exclaimed the French'
man, dat Is hun Monsieur Lamp Is de
very man vot for make de paulaloons. "
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

EXTRAORDINARY LONGEVITY There is an
old man IN Belgrade, on the frontiers of Hungary
ana Turkey, who has attained The enormous ace
OF one hundred aud seventy two years. He is
sui IN possession OF all s faculties, and smokes
his plpe regularly. Fifty ears ago he used to
go out hunting with his grandson, and 1t is not
que one hundred years since he made his third
marriage wItl young girl Of nineteen, whom
he oullIvel by forty years.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

FLAX CorroN.--It is stated that Mr.. ]
knowles, Of frouton, N ]. found out process
Tor converting fax from its crude suite into what
Is commonly called flax cotton, in very few
hoals, and ut q trlAing expense,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
From the Boston Museum.
A Country Wedding.

Rev. H. B. Soule, formerly Pastor OF the
Unlversahst Church, at Hartford contain
the following amusing incident
Did ever tell you Of certain we'd
ding once attended? Its history runs IN
this wise: On one stormy Thursday, last
winter, as | was going to the post office, l
was accosted by young man, or om o0y'
Il don't know which, but shall leave you to
Judged with the inquiry ~.
a say, mister, cant yey tell me' .sIrj .
whaaas Dominie So4 gesF -,
81 suppose aE,s mar, you are seek
ing"
The young mans colntenance changed
The expression Of intense anxiety passed
away, and was succeeded by one OF Iud
crou, bashfuluess
Well, then, you're Dominic Soue, he
ye! Well, want to see you lew minutes.
if you've no objections"
None at all, sir Be so kind as to walk
INTO my study with me, where we can at
Tend to your business by the side Of com.
Portable fire"
Once in the study, he asked again
You're Dominic Soule, the minister,
be yeT
/ " am"
Be we all aIooe?' looking sheepshy
at the half open bedroom door.
We are" sand |, as closed it, Ikneu
we'll what he wanted, but | was wicked
enough to .joy his embarrassment. After
huchlng aud shufflrug and hemming awhile,
he spoke out
"WeIl, | come for to get yoo to 60 and
marry somebody tonight"
Indrfd! AID how far is it r.
20, IT'S only just seven miles up here,
you know"
wanted he should 90 and get some
one else it sturmed furiousIy, and did
net feel like hufellng a cold Norlh-Easter
thai might. Bat he said
No; the old folks want you, and the
gal wants you, and so do ! want you, and
the old folks wouIdnt like it if we didn't have
You, you know"
wen, if you must have me, | wish you
would postpone it Till better weather | vii
thea come up and marry you"
80, dear, that won't do, nohow, for we've
- ,'"S n1.';., ' CO. ""u "0U'0" P'''
u,en said ~ h;n
81 Sir. | will tell Won wba, will do: !
YOU will come down here viii marry yo,
for nothing"
No. that wouldn't do, neither; 'caus
the old folks want to see US git married, ant
Won must come. any way; yon shant los,
nolhin'."
The poor fellow begged 50 hard | concu
ded to 60, and accordingly hired horse
ana cutter, and about FIVE O'Clock started
on my novel wedding mission found the
travelling exceedingly bad all the way anc
particularly so after left the IN un road.
At IeugJh | reached the loo-bouse il
which the far bride lived Huchlng m,
horse. | went to the door aud knocked
when stern old voice babe me come in )
Entering the house. was invited to ST
down with all my over clothes on asked
the ed man if thay were oo,uu ia hay. ,
wedding there lha, evening. lie said the,
were ,bnu l,oked ,rnnnd ,n..oo ri
.rond where tho na,,ios co,a;n 'oI r,,a,
rbere u,s h,, ~, ' days ~, DO h"nne "o o''
n 10, on, mr., N 'ho '" ', ~ WV ''''''' u"'
~, s'a;,s a'.L .'eu'U ; = p O''''e',s
hr,derrnnoo and hr,la I',, ,io WY
Lor uo hacLad do,o,, 'I,',I Wv" ',o '"u
Ih,,na, rha,, o0"'' 'e"O''s 'e' " 0'''
:" r. v,,, 40 .a,l,, N r'.,I'o ..
IN ''''''"I' ~"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09

~ AssZrg7. Z X b IA bA5 ,{ b 5E;s-.-, ga
- IA y VI &. z GfEf2ssS
esa ~ MI mo c1N,,'(e ~~S&AG 6sSA
~. -Ilt& lt]ggJ ~ 70
HH6HGH5Nk9 h'TbhlfA G6lkOE0HAH
aMW ALlGEaA GMls NGBI1GHAu
r., /r,,.y 1L,J.,
-" Vcf'""t Deo"Hy' IMpolency. Inc0"H"ence' ar
"Noe|""'tat f1r'S't0"S' o.
astni,ilng success NnS a. aH aterueu ,'I ~
aoe meu'c'ht' If Loss oi 'i!'c"I' hno'I$ ny ,''
h'Sst'e' ana "eeefa irs'iato"' Or any Ut ne tG,>e
t'eh'rs W Hu''ulu lnnl,o ti'm' W iu,
lSS'"h i'll lpeI years Ith"l u 'n' must Pl'
dun eye. u'coN,itu' i i"t as itnuut ' ,n ,,r
complaints II stands uhrNhled ana ATONE lhefe Is ho
uei ,'''"lr ,g.' ny W "''y t!, E', ,rh .
rtlVeu 'lt sanction OF .ne Meulcn [HVu1S
Dhht I r".o, ell1N ~ MIon .'s -
the nIs.t ,%s # tI fcy Of Ioudm raris' and
he Chief crs f Enrnne rs Ell As Nv eminent Physl.
cinns in Inn, cuunlry is the only inf, ab remedy for
yERyors urApandMIyp COMP ,Nrs-he mental ph\ sic 50
,,, ,,,lt ,r ana ~, o., H. C,ra ,,rnd IN. n,iy auput
bnT cor aduin.rn N, yn DI,r,sr. viii remove All
urry,is al rtInps nypIrs,ioy rycITrvENr hcapaciy
" Iii ~ .,r,,rt,or fr - in,,itt 6c fl Viii r-sInre
Ma .,t;, ,,,a,, t, a1t, tIs =, I h,v. dastrny.d
II I -sn.,,l E,r,,srs mr. ri,i, nrnc,,rr. n has hgeu
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H. ti"' ", ~, & ' h. % ,,i n
w ''e ~ s m tnt one Of
Az mus II yves me pta>"t' w l"I1l" w" l"' ",, VI
my patients annie Ia Boston, procured some OF your COR
ulh ne ti'N me lIt ne nus h'' nag Sl"E'' u',S,,"
sHTv Ut '"l'" 'S, ,'nne ~, mn't 'u'" avs n W
fthrte ""N NHth ne alP'tu TO me, 'a!S ~. " :,
lthousi hardy possible tor ever 10 Ie9Ih nus u''
strhgth dlrectd u" usual htche WSeu ", 'neSe cnseS
IN me n'N''' out try 'u T." c,sC ~ s nt"r,' ~, 4
he purchased some OF your 'uidaI' Whth mas I,'cleu
cure am sure no oJhrf meul'loe would S"HI ever
commend 1t whenever an opportunity Gccnrs, ,.,;., .
Inc nature 1t le nRlndie' renewed by IhS 'oiudl are
generally such as Ia leave lhr publication nI ctlHc"tS VI
cures out Of the question: ana tht proprietor eoui' %
most ol tue most conclusive testimony 70 tho" tu"t '
great reputation 1t enjoys was NOT actdthlY "p"'heu,
but Is h,my based upon Us positive ahd apparently iiac
ulous Yrnes In all directions are To be found we haWV
parents ct healthy 'lsprngs, VINO would mol nave Oeth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
THE ROAD TO HEALTH!
ll0LLOHAY PILLS.

FnCTT7 DNE1 ITO r-TAT n7TTJ
! AELL 1SC@-0 ~ E1bAhI1a
penHE AgEtav7sn nHg Il,
EHAkE 9HtS Is VIZ kfEBh
| NV EEAAD ~ ID - HA1HAJs
/ AN EXTRAORDINARY CVRE OF THE GRAVEL AM
! A MIST nANGERpIfS IIVFR CoupT AiVT
Cnnv Of a Liner ndlr.s led Ia X Usydnn Fsn SnJo,
New South aes dated February 25th is5.
SRA Mr. Thomas clark seltlrr NJ Lake 04,rre va
for a considerable time srruusiy afflicted with a complain
If the ivp no,tlpr vim tbe i.rnv Ms mo ,ir,, XXX,
danls after wing all their skill cauddy told him thai hi
case yas hperss and any rub4r effort, n rls4 In iii
situation, aud when expecting every day would terminal
his existence a intend Recommended m To tr H. lIuvn,,
Pills aud as irllfn hope he d So the first ,osr r,ye
hun considerable rrli he therefore nrrSrvered in ,kg
Them prr,d,np fl, the dirrrtirrs and il INV ,astd :
nr,irct he nb lie VIII feel nr-n, nIrospre in rnnsi
This statement or even make an affidavit Ia he n,na ~
feet should il be raquired
(signeu) WM. JONES. Prnprieior of tIr
Coulburn H,1nld V.,,, ,sou' IA W.T.
,,,,,, ,, , 49,, d, -. ,,,,,,,,.,..,,, . " "'''
Cnh a., Dr .hiN 49, : ~ ! hEHo IN ! HE CHEST
r A,p . - n t H. Cr y r6Na3N - EAka ,'F AGE
| ftun aes' me" x N4n, rioprei0S Of the Ilnn Adj
Vefl2tr "hoIah V"uch Tor lDe following slaemeut-Au
~ Gilsl "a 1907
lHrl'iSSsof li"LLo"Af'
GiR,-' aeSI,t Ia pear 'tsmony to lhe good effects o
'oWN : l,is' fur some years sum req severely from
pun l" uehtheSs III ne s'"m'c Nhich wa oSu accom-
", tr ~ sn''gSs 81 ,i."'"' ,ll prevented me tom
Wa'khs about am Year. III age, and n"twthStmd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09


N7 prepared for the Graeinhcrg Com ay and hearing
he Seal Of that Institution None genuine unless it has
the Seal Of the Company
spread Complaint, sparing no age condition of life
ANA amer suhjecns the sufferer years Of tnltue and
frequently to the most painful surgical operations uro
h"unced lncurale lie. % But ii is curahe disease in any
ana every stage, even where the knife is pronounced The
last and "ny hope. 1t is durable as any maady thar
acls the human frame. It yields to the right remedial
agency as promptly as fe yields to water. On this poin
tcft Is moi duubi by all W0 have used this Ointment
greAt number Of witnesses n the very highest
hy stand ready testify to this, and TO explain 10 suf
erers the history ofthcir 1t not necessary 10
trouble the reader with tedious recital of diteni cures
but simply to say that
NJ CURE Is WARRANTED. ~
This sufficient argument L. induce every nerson snf
ering undr rthis disease otry it, The morcy will he inn
mediatey refunded il does not result from lis use
according to directions.
ar Sold IN Montpelier by Redield L. Granris f. X
Collins j. A. :. White Mortified C. Cbapmrn Wood
.l"rk Hicks * Co Calais; II. 5. A. R. Camr Stow
w, II. Woodward, Waterbury, and by one agent in very
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
2 ETROLELM. OR ROCK OIL

A NATURAL REMEDY, procured from wen 400 feet
n deem, aud possessisg WONDERFUL Curative Paw.
ers in diseases OF the Chest, Nindplpe aud nngs Also
for the cure Of DarrhG Piles Rheumasn Asthma Bron
Chts, SoUluln Or Kings Evil Burns aud Scalds, Neual
gin, letter. Rngwnrn Obstinate Eiuptuns Of the skin,
Dotrhes aud Puzzles The Face, Deafness Crouc Sore
Eyes, Eysipelns Pain in the Bones and Joints and al
that class of diseases in which Alternative or purify ing med
Iclne indicated.
The Petroleum
Is Natural Remedy. IL is put up Vt flows from the
bosom Of The EARTH without anlhng being added to or
taken fOm II.
1t gets its ingredients from the be ds of substances mas,
over ~ its secret channel They blended together in
such form as to defy all human competition The Re.
troeum, In this respect il like Mineral Waters whose
virtues IN most chronic diseases, aIkuuW no,
only by physicians, but by the community large These
singular fluids flowing out tOm the earth nlpreenated
with medicinal substances of different properties. and
holdng them in such complete solution as IL require tn
aid If Chemistry IT, detect them hears ample moot Ia III
act that they compounded by stcr hand of Nh
ure, for the alienation Of human suffering and disc
IL Petroleum Is medicine at an il is good one far
never half does her wurkand that II Is medicine az I'M
eqnalled pnwer, we have The most abundant testimony
For sale by 5. K Collins and ). T. Redfeld Montueer
/ ana ny NJ frtheh, Barre lsns
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
3)oetrQ.

O. Another sweet thing from our little FOys-
ton poetess of yet but twelve years of age.
Ed,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1852-12-09
Graefenberg Eve Lotion.

Far disorders ofhe eyes This Lotion has no equal 1t is
compounded upon he most scent fc principles and has
performed extraordinary cures For violent Inflammation;
ordinary Inflammation dmness and falling Of the sight
weakness of the eyes Involuntary weeping foreign sub
stance IN the eyes etc. III positive and speedy CueJ
p ice IS els. n bottle, w1h GuH directions.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-24
SATURDAY, AUeUsT 2

The civil and diplomatic appropriation bill was taken up
and numerous amendments were adopted.
repair Of tho Long Bridge and to insert one Tor the reoa
Of the remains OF said bridge Upon this motion acoa'e
cnsued and continued till the expiration OF the morning
hour. hu,
After short executive session, The river and harhor Dill
was taken up and debated till the hour Of adjournment
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House passed the bill authorizing soldiers OF the war
of 1872 who have received bounty lands un Tor
10 surrender and 10 locute olhcrsin en theieo
The House then went into committee OF the ~loe on c
state OF the Union and proceeded TO the OF M
House bill making appropriations for the service OF me
Office department Subsequently, tho committee rose anu M
House the bill Several private bills also passed
and the House adjourned.
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VDz4U ME NEiX.
TnE RICHMOND Enquirer,
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For tic enquirer.
A CONVERSATION BETWEEN THREE WINGS.

A CONVERSATION BETWEEN IHREE Nthuo'
TYomas-WcI James, what do you think of the Dnina.
on of the Wing Convention at Batimorei why Vas not
Mr. Fillmore the nominee!
JaMEs-Inleed have thought much on the SUBJECT, nna
from all tha, can learn it because Mi Fillmore nHo
nroyen himself 10 he constitutional rights oil inc
South would like TO know what John thinks aoont H.
JonS-Wel think exactly as james; therefore he vas
no, available and in my opinion ought not 10 be run
TYoMAs-An nd suppose then Gen Scott was selected on
account of his unsoundness upon the fugitive slave anu
the Constitutional rights Of the South in general.
JAMES Exactly soft is my opinion that noolitlonlsH
,Yumphed in The Convention and Gen. Scott is their a
bearer; and Mr. Fillmore laid upon the shell becansc u,
vas rather too the South therefore, cannot yea
will moi support Scott; but intend, if live, TO vote 10
pierce who has ever stood BY and fought mantuy 10
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fair-lt ia verify SO, but can't go over TO The Locos.
know Pierce 10 be 10 rights but have neeh
Whiu 90 long, have concluded not 10 vote at all. ;,
Jons-t believe James is right in his decision, but as 10
mvse have determined go my party, right or wrong
so shall vote for Scott he the regular nominee ot on
Marty an account of his avaiabtyhc carry the aoo
Iinn vote but Fillmore could It with regret that
am so committed TO my party that can not 90 with jane:
whose decision receives The approval n my Judgment n
thut OF all Southern nlen. ours ~