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u,ioo.l -, which nonhsra whigEsry

a, any other unconstitutional lam which northern "hsxou
may manufacture for party purposes J.
.soth. Opposed national bank. 70 pfo'eouso ARM
and wasteful and unconstitutional = 'o
public moneys In an oxravagant system OF internal I'M
provements.
..7h. Opposed to notification, whether praeilssd by
Governor Johnston OF Pennsylvania In refusing 70 sign
bill which again threw open the doors OF tue JAMS Oh tue
fugitive slaves, and which countenanced
the white or negro abolionists In numbering Gosuch at
Christians or by Governor Williams, OF Vermont, who
signed the bill multiplying the fugitive slave law.
9Th In favor OF democrat for the next presidency
who viii faithfully reflect these sentiments, and execute
them. IL need be, when occasion may offer.
This is the national platform of the Virginia democ
racy Hereafter lot there be reflections upon the State
convention for their silence In this respects Tor this
gamme is the substance only Of the resolutions OF the legs
hturo and the reform convention"
II thus appears that the Virginia democracy, having
twice. since the enactment OF the compromise
unanimously and in forms OF the very highest authority.
declared them 10 be settlement OF the questions involved
in them, and such TO be observed and maintained has
not deemed any further declaration to be necessary The
"sgn." then, which the silence OF this last convention
gives is that the Virginia democracy finds nothing TO
alter, rerac repent in the attitude thus assumed.
BY contrasting this state of things among the democrats
of Virginia with the attitude assumed by the Indiana
whgs the Inteigenes may, perhaps, be less puzzled
than il yesterday " TO give reason why il is
so in wing convention, and not so in democratic
one."
But perhaps illustration may make the case
palmer In ls47 the wing party OF this country in
Congress assembled gave ad and comfort to the enc
mics OF the United States with whom public war was
then wagng. by voting unanimously the resolution tina,
the said "was unconstutionally commenced by the
President of the United States" AT about the time
the democracy of the country in similar de-
clared that "the begun by the act of Mexico"
Neither party has since changed its position then taken
Each ssiill fully responsible for the act Of those days
The omission OF any mention of the Mexican war by
caucus Of either party at this time is sign that
each party still holds TO it's old doctrine and position.
The the in regard TO the recent omissions Of
the Virginia democrats and the Indiana wings respecting
The maintenance of the Compromise and the renewal Of
the anl.slavefy agitation
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w. ronv h-lo,, Al. ,.sa,,;on. adopted by ths wha
State convention OF Pennsyan which has Just finished
~ l.ho,s
I'VE iaoois-
They inform The people OF the country that the wing
800, r. p..t....i .oo,ov.s The eou,ss nj Govsnor
party Vi Tehhsylsahia "PP'o'e' ss So'eS " SSS"
Johnston in yetoing the repeal OF the obstruction law OF
i. 80. a.; 4; III. ,,a...u. :. a.. xsn.al
or notification OF the fugitive law and upon the
iona, aane,av mot exceptne the Chrstiana case
They also inform The South that the whig party oil
ps0nsy,v,Oi, mean to stand by the constitution as they
- -, Iobns,on understand II
~, Lno,yn ina, ,e.,s,,;os IN, Gov erno
,, i. M lonoa, vovernor ,b.v are rssolved If NOS
sibe. TO make Gen. Scott President Such information
, L. .,....,;. - ~ s.,aholI;no S,atas IL M, on
urely agreeable.
| p,J a., a. ,i :, pnn.vl,.,,a no,v "A hare
oiofe cling to and maintain INC wing osganaaon ~
pes. mar mas ever been devised 70 ,1 ~ y, ~
their adherence the .honored and pn
poses ana pocy o. ,ne Pa,y aa NAV nS he Whole
country, we earnestly appeal 10 then 70 forget pasa au
ences forgive past grievances anu ~ soo
and act as one man against our cohhon Pon"oai oPP
In The imponan! eieen9ns =, manu-, ..,.i
hssoved Ih ~ - ,he aay o' .e se'e, x,.sJ
IN the enactment OF me revenue laws, 70 eA.cnu
AID TO ne ndusula interests o. uo oyuh IN ma
ever nee'oo,e, she wns pa,v P,a,i' nn,iru ,uhicI
us deVo'ea atacnneh. W uo P. 49,, ,ha mo
aone can sacu'o " @ , ;, ,,, "a ,a1 ,a, ,oii sLii
and enterprise ,s.
Rssofred That the wing parry ~ iehmsyvania ~ now
and ever has been, rnly and patrioucay aacheu 70 e
constitution Oh me United states halt hehv seeh ~
desires the amendmento mat instrument, put MUS " '
provisions and % De sacpsa and
heso.pea Iuat me wing Paty o. YAM, - -
ardeny devoted TO the Union as is ana hat u e2ans
reasonable all attempts come from what quarter ihey
may' 10 sunhei tue ha.Gnas oo"Pae' y '" -
Rssored That this convention representing the nearly
unanimous sentiment OF wings OF Pennsy lvania here
by reerae the expression oil their enrc confidence IN
the sound political principles ana heif ngn app,ec,auo
Oh the eminent Puplic SERVICES mo nero,
man. and captain o. the age Zen, w.nhea oco.s ano
that now as heretofore we present MIN or me p,euehcy
as the undoubed choice Oh he people on rehhsylvaa oi
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THIS property Seventh Street and Rockville Turnpike,
The consist
large, new aud conveniently arranged brick house having
road containing spacious dining
paos ample number OF chambers kitchen and cellar
bowling alleys extensive sahng, aud
portion OF which is in fac
forest
A. yadbeing the road by which
driven Baltimore and other northern markets, within few
houses Of the city, and
pastuage sboundsit
nowhere else In the District There scales for
we Ching and hay premises.
the Psksiuatcd on the greatest thorough
Immediately terminus
road making which have been
the only place adapted such
the citywi, properly kept become
place ofgrest resort
apply WA H. WINTER, the Office OF TIM
Cor the Patent Office building, corner Of 7h and
streets, Washington ID. T..
Mar 27-6tcnd
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IIoUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Tuesday, instant, at 10 O'clock shall sen
Baird, Capitol HILL north SIDE the
Capitol (he nag win designate the house good lot
Of furniture, win
Mahogany sofa, bureaus, dining and other tables
Feather beds, bedding mattress, and bcdsteads
China, glass, crockery and
Washsisnds and sets, carpets and hearth rugs
Cooking alright. and other stoves.
kitchen requisites with many other articles in
the furniture line.
Terms and under s2j cash S25, credit OF
ninety for approved endorsed noe bearing interest
Mar 97-Q A. GREEN Aucuoneer.
r. T. The g for apply the premises.
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CARD-Tho Of public respectfully invited
Odd Fellows Hall, commencing this morning 10
O'clock and he continued the evening loclock The
comprises largest aud richest variety Of bohemian and We
Dresden plaina French
superior crystal decantors unbcr., goblcts, Wines &c.
plated ware, table cutlery, rapier tables,
tables writing dressing boxes &c offered
In this city J. q. MCGUIRE,
March 30-2t Aoctioncer.
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TWENTY-FOUR CASES LONDON BOOKs-Wa

TWENTY-FOUR CASES LONDON BoOksTssv ~,
i SALE BY WIN. MORRISON, OF ~ street s1 ~,
sylvana at reduced prices previous 10 the A.
abroad comprising law divinity, history voyages travels
fine arts kc.-amongst which n.a.
The Mirror Parliament 80 vols half calf-the best o'
1897 directed by the authoh
Parliamentary History, 36 vols. halt Russia.
Macklin's splendid Bible, vols. foho.
Bales Dictionary, 10 vos -.
Nicboass Order Of Knigbthood Illuminated, vols nn"
Beaumont and Fletcher, II vols ,,.,u
very copy OF vaIpy's Dolphin Classics, liz yos e
Mnsec Frspcais, vols; Musee Royale, 2 vols.
Atlas Universal, $50 coored maps, vols folio.
Encyclopedia Btannica % ros Loddege's Botalnoa y
6 vols Nilcrs GARDENERS Dictionary, vols folio VI
Quarterly Reviews Acido's American Geography urs
Pinckcrton's Voyages IL vols 4to, half Russia faLe
Mountains, plates, colocd Hogarh, by Nicholas -
Oxford aud Cambridge Bales Histoncal DictionMh r.
Phyca sacra, $50 plates, vols Philosophical -
Hutton shaw and PsHrson is vols Bryans Denonn ,..
Lardner, 10 vols Gibbon Robertsoni Dodsv stw
Register Genemanr Magazines English Law Report, pns
Holt Palmer, Showers, Strange Vernon, Coke, DAVIS $40
Blackstone, Dsrnlord and East, vencrcruise, burroughs
Marshall &c., &C.
Catalogues ready.
March 97--N
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Another Couc.r. by Ole Buii.

By reference to advertising columns. will be seen
that Mr. Ole Bull, in compliance with numerous re-
quests announces for Wednesday evening next second
concert at Caruss Saloon The enthusiasm with which
his first performance received will make II desirable
for those who wish 10 hear him TO secure seats as early
as possibe.
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CREE Exhibition OF Fine European OIL Paint
ugsThc painting the Kind offered
sale in this country viii be on Monday the nd over the store
Magrude between 9Th 9th
syvanis They collected American during
dence win pcremptoy sold auction Thurs
Friday, IL day.
Catalogues ready for delivery.
J. O. MCGUIRE,
Mar 20--du Aucioneer
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NEW SPRING GOODS.-Thc subscribers beg respect
IN their friends the public generally that
perecng their
dross and approaching
Of which the ladies OF Washington and
cordially invited before making their
diversified collection
judcous selections suitable their upon
satisfactory They deem
a fcw the leading articlesf
so pieces striped and checked silks
20 do light brocs AIDE silk, very rich
IS DO rich plaid silk style
- do ~ and - plain black silks high iustrcs
DO sey rich black brpcsde silks
do "a and % heavy black watercd silks
Together with great variety OF other silks
Also, French bereges, mousselines dc lainc
Real ONEIDA foulsrd silks French printed popins
Elm tissues, Canton
Brocsde osrsndie ponpadour, orgzndie muslias
Preach lawn printed acop~t, embroidered Swiss muslin
Printed grenadines, broche bcrercs, &c.
sprnx
manulas, and and hoods winch considered
pretty desirable.
additions also been made their stock Of emrodccs
handk crche collars bches,
H0oE, BRO. 4 co.
Mar is-iw
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by J. G. MCGUIRE. Auct,oneer,

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION On
Thursday, April at o'clock tho premises, shall sell
lots Nos ~ "a and "a in No $50 improved by twosoy
dwelling and garden, containing variety Of
stribbcry, Of cultivation. Each lot
depth Of ia feet inches, and
located on Y south and 10th street west.
One third cash the balance In and two with
interest, satisfactorily secured. J. &. MCGUIRE,
March o6-d Auctoncer.
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I'm this eity ON saturday 2h instant, ANN, LOUISA aged
years months days second daughter Of sAhvsL ana hnH'
H. Burr.
Lovely chcrub, thou art gone
FROM Thy parents and Thy friends
To repose Jesus arms,
Safe 10 the end
oftme-gone where SORROWS cease
Where all - JOY and heavenly love.
Dear parents--,yhere there gricfs-
AM. Louisa rests In bliss above.
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Dr. Hebbe. formerly member OF the Swedish legis-
lsture, and more recently well known the author
OF Universal History 1.-TWO volumes Of which have
already been published with great success proposes TO
give on this evening and on Thursday evening tive
lectures on this subject
We have no doubt that those who may hear them will
hpd them well worthy Of attention.
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pIsIaorEoA DE LEonLAoIos ULTRAMARINA.-


Conene oda las Leyes vgcncs de Indss las
dc Inendcs de l 1905 81 Codeo de Concrete de
Enuicinmepto La ealcs Ceduas, ordsnu
dsposcionos lersvas spicsdes csda
1890 FL da comprenden las de
Uamarna oportunns reformss, arregscion Dc
Audcncs Bsndos Autos generates de goberno
he A. hc Commentaries para I'll prorrcso d.
po-esiones Don Jose Maria Zamors Co
onodo Mino del suprmdo Console de Ha
ocnda Tribunal dc Cuentas de Ia Hsbans
and three supplemental 1850. Just Inn
ported from Madrid 1.-TWO copies only by ..,, u.,,
CooppatIon Of Spanish and Mexican
Mines Estate Titles, &c, Sc, in California Texas, New
Mesco, Louisiana, Florida hc, nc. vol, Ie5i,
schmids Civil Law of Spain and Mexico ! vol, ie5l
Collection OF Laws Charters and Local ORDINANCES q
France and SPAIN relating 10 the lands In their 70
Colonies and the Laws Texas the
subject 2 vols 1899. -
United States relating 20 the Public Lsnd and If'
ties Spanish Regulations, ac &C vois
American rspers relating Public Lands vols folio
Indian Treaties made by the United States. vol
Law. made the Indians by the Colonies and
and tho Congress Of the Confederation vo
Opinions Attorney Generals oce from lIse down 70 1881
2 vols, 1852, -. -,
Ma N FRANCR TAYLOR.
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49, The steamer oSCEoLA leaves Washington
GxZakr the above places every Thursday, at O'Clock
SxS13z1xA m.
Returning win Richmond every Saturday 6X O'Clock
a. m, and Norfolk O'Clock, D. m.
touches. going and returning the intermediate dngs
nd James
Passage fare S. Passage freight
reduced
Jl-o JAMES MlTCHELI,, Captain.
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by y. c. sicGUIRE. Anct,onssr

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN,-on
Tuesday, March Joh, O'Clock the prem,ssr, shall
lots and g. No. Jl improved by
building containing The above property nocscd
lin between and morrill, In improving and
growing neigiiborhood.
Terms one-half residue in six and twelve months with
interest, satisfactorily secured. JAS g. MCGUIRE,
ar ID Ancuonerr.
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LINEN GOODS
az PIECES table damnsk, all grades
I'd 50 dozen napkins
10 pieces linen sheetnGs
do pillow slip linens
80 do Irish linens all numbers
IS dozen towels
10 pieces linen buckablck
80 do Russia diaper
10 do brdseye diaper.
The above goods warrant to be pure ilnen.
VERIFY h MILLER,
Between and 9Th Streets avenue opposite Centre Marke,
Mar o5-lm
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DARAsOLSt Parssols ~ Parasois Hive have W.
cevcd, direct from the New York manufacturer ms ~
beautiful assortment Of the above goods ~ ihe e1
bracug all coors aud fashionable Styles varying
from rs cents 80. Ladies', IL you want good para'oA
price, call at the cash store OF ,.ppy
Marg7-eodsw Between 9Th and srh sfes
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Ky j. g. MCGUIRE, Auctiopeer.

~ T..
ARGE AND MAGNIFICENT SALE OF THE We n,sas .
Ii CANT costly fancy goods, housekeeping Articles az M
satuary Italian paintings, nc, ever ~.
comprising all that tase and art have produced tue re
msnsas,o - ,s 2, o% tn, .ae viii lake place @
PeIows Hall 7h street, Monday and TUESDAY M sy,sx
30, commencing at II O'Clock, a. m, and continuing
Tbe sssortmcnt consists in part Of ,usss
Rich Bohemian and Venetian glass from e 10Y ad rs
ries OF Prague and Venice, embracing eo.n'. d6
vases, with dolphinr, soblcs, pokais p"''"
Heavy English crystal cut and engraved dccanie'''
wines. chappHunes, &c -,
Rich desora,cd French china tea SETS tote se
coffee cups, magnificent cgr nou bowisi &C ,ui ~
Terra Gotta and antique ware, cores hoh' iVF
mssni6ceni set Of royal ruby candelabras maae
ton a tho Worlds Fair .Ms
Lamps and csndelabas OF entire new sVloh,
And entire invoice OF rosewood and psper % % ve,dr
Tables, boxes, dressing cases. desks, &c. msu ~"
Ma,se aud sssau,er .a'uary, sisquo and p'r'n ''''
ian marble vases urns, &c. 80, .es Inst rsaN
Italian paintings in oil, with rich gni "'"''N'
s ..so,,"ru, Of Mated ware with mousssF
Catalogues win ready Monday morning. S under "
Terms Fiy dollars and under, cash over ~ e,v ds
thirty and sixty days; over siW, ,nry, aty, a.s :,
for no'e. satisfactorily endorsed bearing Megss
MaraJ-dt3l - !,
N rCvs DRESS GoODs.--McLAIN MARRY ~ w e~sse~
open 600 pieces fahiunabe dress and p
pnn plaid figured silks, Of the vsrou, s,cd pcpen
rich styles bereges and shny do PLAN ana IA cooI
new article berege de- sincs, all qualities, hh
them beautiful cottage and tapestry syie ,wns ~ ~
invite the particular attention OF ,ne will Ne w w.
.crssssd nv srsmnins our before supns est
where a. tho goods have been selected ~ se -
and York markets, and on y, ard
anensIy. We ar. determined 70 sell very io~,' 80
only. Nolan a ass s,s4
-, -. between 9Th sno "
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state sr Texas, Co.apssoilsr'. on
Aasun, felnsr, ao I,

m compliance o. she legislature he sa, y
approved February 10, 1882 proposals. b. rees it
once until sne day Of May, 1881 ios the Oa N y
dollars ne ave par United States coupon slorI
said state Indemnify for e sale and surrender az $50
of her northern and bouuda, under the
Congress Of United States, approved sepe
1850. u
Said proposals should hehrs for the purchase Of said No.
delivered city OF Austin, and the proceeds ~
10 be paid Al said place second, the bonds 10 be delivered
o. Washington ID. O., the proceeds thereof dsiyen
place ud, the bonds 10 be delivered civ ~
Orleans the proceeds thereof deliverable at the same p s
posas invited or the delivery OF the al M M
New York and The city VI Galveston aud the proceeds NY
deliverable al each OF said points @''N
said Of i've per per annpm
semi annually redoeniable Ia fourteen years from ~
January 1851 One years Interest on said bonds been
paid, leaving thirteen years, interesi sun due 'sg
M bid be accepted for aIgT than hundred a
and doar. bondsi the in didual can maj
naors bids
Bds should be made without reference 70 the interest which
have accrued the bonds prior TO their delivery "
Parties should specify how long before the funds be a
40 e stale amer receiving Of the Of their h
zach bid should be addressed 10 ths Comptroller Of Pu
counts place. and endorsed Proposals for the Palc
United States Stock"
JAMES b. SHAW
March iJ-d1ot compuAa
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1.-TWO desirable Squares IsotsAfor saie-The under
suned having division 81 b. large square, NO w
into spacious Alleys according 20 psn pro
posed by Randolph coe, esq now prepared 70 dispose o. %
same low rate and o. accommodating terms -.
This property rapidly improving section o. INC
Jersey and North Cspo street,
north OF the depot south the residence OF inc late
Hwrche
Individual association OF persons dee 20 p",
The whole square, nearly seven acres rae op
offered sdvanfn Ksous investment
Also for small the same vc'niV-s pea"" GOV
tsge site, w be q bargain -, j. :,
fss of The division OF this property can be seen o
subscriber the ONCE Of the Supreme Court o. me onn ses "
n' o'p'' . - ~ ''''''''' o. o D. W. MIDDLETON
March 3o-3sswim
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mr.. OLE BULL Inns the honor 10 announce Tint, In
MI difference wishes who unable %
obtain Friday evening last, he VIII give
other Cuusi Saloon Wednesday evening
Inc al, instant commencing ,ock precisely.
Tickets each with secured, be obtained the
music stsre Of SIR. Davis, Pennsylvania avenue.
March g0->t
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From the Philadelphia Sun, March ~.

THG nosrs. ros or Cas- soorr--Acoordng the pre-.
pared the whig politicians and wire puers
in their State convention have announced General Scott
as their candidate for the presidency Wah the per-
feet conviction Of the truth OF what utter,
that this does express the sentiments of the
real solid, and Substantial whig party OF Pennsylvania
These and openly say that, having regard TO all the
qualifications necessary for the high and important Office
OF the presidency, Willard Fillmore Is nmeasurably
ror Winfield Scott Under the most trying emergencies
in which the nation has been placed during his most sue
oe.sful administration, Mr.. Fillmore has shown himself
assessed of sound Judgment mind admirably poised
and that sagacious prudence necessary TO conduct the
affairs Of republic. In the administration oil govern
nent composed OF such diversified Institutions, inter
e,u habits and opinions, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
msnship--is required. rash, improdsnt President
one who, wrapped up in his own aris,ocrac feelings
and selfconceit, would ever imagine his own judg
mont to be the only sound In the government
might conpromiss dangerously, IL irrcevsby, the
republic itself Who denies to Mr. Fillmore the posses
sion every quality requisite Ia good President Who
that he hes not administered the government with
prudsnce Judgment, and ability We have yet 10 the
man. whg democrat ungenerous as to say IL. Why.
then, abandon him But be or Is given
and that that the military reputation OF Gensal Scott
can be successfully employed to make apts for him
among people, and that therefore he is svala
BILE candidate Is such reasoning unpatrotc and
sutiug to the intelligence Of the American people But
there portion OF the people who cannot be carried
away by such article, but will look TO the capacity OF
didses for high public trusts and give their
and support except those who deserve and pos
H. In that position viii be found the native Amer
cans, who win abandon Willard Fillmore Tor Gen.
Scott
should the politicians OF the wing party consummac
the sacrifice they preparing, let them remember that
native Americans will unite In such ungraeful
city, and that they win be left to Pennsylvania by
drums hfss and pictures, they The people Tor
Willard Fillmore, and they know how 10 make their
heard and their judgments felt and respected In concu
son repeat warning the wings against the nom
nation being ratified by the National Convention General
receive tho vote Of Pennsylvania sid
Fillmore can for, besides his inherent strength, he has
the respect and confidence OF thousands OF Pepnsyl
vsns democracy, who prefer him to many Of their
cnndidatcs
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Eighth street, Third door from The 9renue,
II tho pleasure notify his members Of Congress,
III strangers sojournng Washington
returned from the North with full aud superior stock Of rsntcnens
spring goods The embraces and beautiful
cloths, cssee aud vesng Ac elegantly adapted the
quite pacuisrixe which IL win afford him
10 all him cssli
he prepared make In style OF elegance unsurpassed here
q elsewhere
Also gentlemen furnishing arcssuch fine dress shoulder
shrta patented acewnrantcd to NJ better than
sca collars
handkccbicf sc variety, and Of the best styles and qua
ties. Mar 2s-JtawJwif
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Whig Harmony.

The following article from the Philadelphia Sun is
commended 10 the special notice of the Republic II is
OF course matter OF Indifference to how the great
whig party decides upon the indictment which the native
Americans prefer against the claims OF General Scott
Whether contend against the drums, flies, and
pictures Of General Scott and the Mexcans and Indians.
or the more quiet victories of President Fillmore and Mr.
Webster in the fields Of diplomacy. is not matter Of
much moment But we conceive it quite important 10 the
country that the organs Of the wing party should be able
to announce the platform upon which they stand Does
Mr.. Fillmore really disapprove General SCOTS native
American policy' Is he opposed 10 the annexation Of
Canada counterpoise TO the acquisition OF Texas
We take it for granted that the great wing party of
Pennsylvania have not nominated General Scott without,
giving due weight the principles which he is TO rep
cesent II he be hostile to the native Americans he is
known TO be the favone OF the abolonists; and as
these last far ahead Of the first in point Of numbers
that is enough we presume, 10 settle the dispute.