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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

- Bat1n hoHgoJ Lid.
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TT ia now Prepared 10 furnish bis old
IL customers and fIe planters throughout this
and other adjoining parishes, with fine and
1SADuLTgRATED raUes AND MxDtcIsEs,
purchased directly from the first importers In the
Northern cities. which be- will sale atthe
Lowest Feasible PRICES,
and livery effort viii be made 10 give satisfaction,
as all medicines sold, will become the personal
~attef4tiol Of the subscribers, compromising and
packing. His
STOCK CAREFULLY SELECTED
by ain old and experienced Druggist. will always
be ftHnd the best that can be obtained. Also can
be had q Variety Of
EHnCy Articles,
consisting Of every thing usually kept by ffst
class Drug Store.
Physicians Prescriptions
carefully prepared.
Lit Planters and others call at the old stsad
and examine for themselves. y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
STATE or LOUISIANA.
Parish Of East Baton Rouge-SistA
.JudiciM District Court.
Jous p,ap~
ions TALpwELf.. Jf.,
DANIEL llitEY.

|VhN ts tfit+ ~ $500 NJ fld
DANIEL lIIeEY W."
LAUHA y. JuNEs and f
CHssLra IossH. her husband.
fpY virtue OF On alias writ Of seizure and sale,
- Issued In the above entitled and numbered
suit. and 10 me directed from the Hon. sjx. h Judicial
District Cahft hi and for tie pariat, ard State sf,re.
said, | will exs,se ut public eaic on the PLANTATION
ktiesn rs The Laurel plantation IN this parish. about
dag The ~ dog NJ. April aert, 1859. NJ n osfak, A. NJ.
PENDANTS, in or 10 The herein after described mort.
icfty Of The esiste ,f Geurge Matt,ers, III the psrish
Of ~. Jaises. dee en- ed, bounded above by lapd Of
Col. Philip llichy. and below by land If D,,nean,
having a from, on the Missiasippi river Of about six-
teen and n half nrpenis by forty, containing about
iCtO superficial nrpenta mere or less, situated at
abont Eve miles below The city OF Baton Rouge, in
said parish Of East Baion Rouge, being the sauio
tract Of lard or plantation a Indicated 10 Daniel
Ilieky IN the 9Th day Of May, 1889, al the probate
sale Of the estate of the Int G.eorae nathets, deceas.
cd, together with all the buildings and improvements
thereon. Moreover the following named slaves 10
Wit, sged on the III day Of March, 1862, date Of the
net of mortgage York. Claritsa, Harriet w, Jim
Willis, Lucy Anne, Paul. Henry, Plehe, Hannah,
Nelson, Caroline, Alfred, Sam, Francis, l.asiBia
now 26. and her child Moaes !, Phcbee now ~, and
her child Thomas q, Susan now %, and her children
Wiiliar 3 John now IS. William now "A, Jim now
10. Congo Mil 80, john 81, Eddy 40, Libby %, and
June-to pay aud satisfy the judgment. interest and
cost IN the above entitled and numbered suit.
Terms Of sail cash, with the beneiit Of ~isppraise-
mcnt. H. v. Balm,
feb ~. 1855. ,SJer;F
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Mr.. Editors, Please announce J. II
) DurRoce, Esq, as candidate for Mayor
st the ncxt municipal election
. MANY VOTERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
LOUISIANA INSTITUTE,

M II and Mrs. HOOK have much pleasure in
lsl. announcing that tho llss Of this Institution
has bs,n granted them by q Resolution Of The nDird
Of Ifnlteea, end that they wIl reopen IL or MON
DAY t2Gtli inst.
In fbaking known their intention 10 revive this
School for young Ladies' and Gentlemen. they take
occasion earnestly aud respectfully to ask both
parents and gnardiarls. throughout the S59te, f'Ft
especially in their own vicinity. to favor lifsir I'M
defta kting by sending them pupils.
Thest course Of instruction viii embrace afl tho
branches Of d complies education, 10 which VIII hs
added! French, Music ann Drawing, If required.
TERHs.
For Board and Tuition III English, per
~!qnsrter Of II weeks, SO 90
Bed, bedding Towels and Napkins, 50
:" Wathiue. let dox.. o 50
" Iay Scholars In English, 10 50
F." French, 9 10
+" Music, fpfano) 70 90
" Tee 6f Piano. Z 90
=" Drawing, II m
nyt Parents are expected 10 fnd Books, Stations
era. die.
New River r. O., La, al Jan. 1852. hgf4
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

M. Editor ; Stn--Pleasc announce
r.. G.. DsLAnoogRiE. ESQ, AZ a candidate
for Magor Of Baton Rouge
MANY VOTERS.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
CANDIDATES.

H. We are authorized to announce
A. NJ. DUNN, ~ a candidate for the Con.
yention.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

III, Editor. The Importance Of elect.
ing proper men at the approaching cleo
ton prompts the nomination Of the fol
lowing gentlemen for Selectmen:
Isl Ward Cd Ward.
e.. w. C~sRrsrtNs, JORDAN Hour.
Eu.rNr La Nous. w. +. TuNNAap.
s. M. HAIR.
I, ia toshe hoped the gentlemen above
named, wilteonsent TO allow their names
20 DO used No candidates. They may rest
assured theywill receive the support of
Tar voTgRs.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
SAVE YOUR MONEY.
Charles r. \ Co.
LArs FREEMAN, HODGES h co.
Importers And JObher's.
la Hroadtssv. / daoy sovfA If Ltbevfu Street.

NE YORK.
Lave nowon haitd, and will be receiving
IL Dolly through the seasof, Nsw Goods, direct
tiom the European manufacturers, and cash asc.
mons. rich fashionable fancy silk Millinery Goods
Our soekt Of rich ribbons, comprises every vstie.
ty Of the latest and most beautiful designs i'm.
ported.
Many Of oir goods are manufactured express
ly 20 OUT order, rom Our own designs and pat
terms. and stand unrivailed, We offer our goods
for nett edsh, at lower prices than any credit house
in America can afford.
All purchasers will find Ii greatly to their In
tefest 10 reserve d portion Of their money and
make selections from our great variety Of rich
cheap goods, F5a
Ribbons, rich for Bonnets, Caps, sashes and
Pelis; Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses, and
Tarletons Embroideries, Collars, Chemisetts,
Capss, Bsrthas Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings,
aud insertings; Embroide red REVERE Lace and
Hemstitch Cambrie Hdkts Blends, Illusions, and
Embroidered Laees FOR Gaps Embroidered La
ces for Shawls. Mantillas, and Wells; Honiion,
Mechlan, Valencienes, and Brussels Laees En-.
glish and Wove Thread, SMYRNA, Isle Thread,
and Gotten Lsces Kid, Isle Thread, Silk, and
Sewing Silk, Gloves, and Mitts French and
American Artificial Flowers French Lace, En-.
glish, American. and Italian; Straw Bonnets and
Itiniminua mtqstf
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Enn BLUSH Petit Gulf Cotton ssesd. fest
CUU quality for w's, enquire # wn. Cline
A. Co. by u. q, HUTCHINSON.
Baton Rouge, ssrch lb, 1861. mis-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

MI. Editor. Please announce ED.
GUARD CousinARp. as candidate for Town
Constable, at the approaching municipal
election.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

q p. TOWNSHIPS; Sara;s Bull GUY
a. sotf. Woods; Wyncoopss For
feb 81 DIV 4. z. NApDILL Drxg
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
OPPENNEIM 4 co.

OPPENNEIM 4 co.
Sign Of the Golden B~ee-s1ive.
y EspFCTFULLY call the at- sAsA.
IN %tention of the public to their .fasfeNEAH
advertisement in another column, M'ykssEElSaYt.
and having just received in addition &EsszsAxx
to their large sslscted stock, q further supply Of
for this market. They have on hand a splendid
stock of
Fancy g. staple ESry Goods,
Clo,hing, Shoes, Hats and Perfumery, which In
style, quality and eheapness, not surpassed in any
establishment In the South.
1D-Csll and Judge for yourselves 1t the Bee
Hfrs Store.
Corner Of Lafayette and Laurel streets former
ly e. Lanoie's. june 8 ~.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
DRY GOODS.
CO-DUrt nershiD.

TNfIE undersigned have formed d Copsrtner-
u ship efnler the name and Arm Of M. Open
helm d Co. TO carry on the business Vt the old
sta1d, riff soLDER BEE HIVE STORE,
NJ. opFNffEIM,l
HENRY CERT
yTTE RESPECTFULLY inform our friends
w aud the public III general that from this day
we will open Under The name Of above firm, The
Bee Hfps ,dsh cheap store, our object Is to sell with
small profits and Quick returns. New supplies
will be received by weekly packets.
Deeply M OpENHE1M d Go.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

TTTAS committed to the Depot at Baton a.
w Rouge, ON the 18th day Of February,R
1882, by J. II. Dufrocq J n, . negro bcyA
who calls himself Edw ard, and says he belongs
10 Mrs. Mary Smith, Of West Feiiciana; about
is wears Of age, 8 feet 4 inches high. The own
er is requested to comply with the law and take
him away
RI. 6-3t $3.50 j. j. ODOMs JaA0r
TTTAS commit ted to the Depot on the I
wv 19fh of Feb, 1852, by j. r. Dufrocq,
y. r, 4 negro man who calls himself VIII
liam. and savs Ne belongs 10 Mr.. Woodlif, OF
New Orleans about % years Of sge. 5 feet 8
inches high. The owner Is requested to comply
with The law and take him AWAY.
III. ODOM.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
NEW MILLINERY
And Dress Making Establishment,

AnH UkeHS NSaKlnS L5taplISginlenLj
Laurel Stirred, bct,reem Main and Third
MHs. SKINNER, Miss BGnaEss
M RS, Sowing had several years experience il
ItI N. York. and several of the principal ~citiesiH
the Union, trusts by strict attention to merit a
share Of public patronage.
Straw and fancy braid bonnets blesehed and
altered In superior style.
We will receive in d few days Straw bonnets,
silk Grape, ribbons and flowers which win he sold
low for cash. fnsefch 80, 1y.1
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
Nstice.

l~topsEr, March i,th. 1853.
This IL to certtns TINT ] have fnsde over fourteen
beles Of Cotton to ihs hand; and that the cottcn seed
that I le. MIR. X. q. Hntchison have b Of my own
raising, asd that ] will not suffer my BRAND put on
any secd but my c.sn saisiag.
NORMAN FRtsBy.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
K0TI II.

ExTRAvAGANT assertions boml,ast and i'm
~ modest pfetentions, over all competitions, do
n u, In our view, promote the views of ~ertisers.
Az advertising should be done honestly and ju.
di 'io,'sly. we thought proper not 10 advertise till
" had the greatest part Of our fall stock on hand,
The L4nrgest stock
Of Dry. Goods. fancy and domestic goods, clothing,
~ HATs, Cars, Doors, SHoss, and plantation
Al goods, has been received per ships Hadson,
- Memphis. and others, 81 the Bee Hive Store.
Nr. OPTENEaE.IM.
VINO has lately returned from the North, took the
( festest pairs and care 10 select the latest, cheap.
est, and most fashionable style, OF fancy and staple
& rods, to give satisfaction 10 Our customers, and
p irchssers in general.
THO Great variety
OF the now and fashionable stoek, for both SEXES,
being too numerous 10 specify,
We respectfully solicit oil purchasers 10 cali al
the
Beehive st0re.
waere the prices will make IL an object TO all In
W ant Of the satae.
M. DpPENHEIM.
Like the Bee, that takes from every flower,
To gather store enough for all,
30 have We, in the luekiest boar,
Our stock of Goods laid in this Fall
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

TIME populhy passenger packet .Hs~. a
j. NEW LiTON.A, eNSAMf-ssr1~
LANDRY, Master, TO ply between ~pe2ssssAM
New Orleans, fsa'on Rouge, and all the inferno
diste landings. Leaving New Orleans every
TussnAy q, . A, M. and FRipAv Al . P. N. Re-
turning will leave Baton Rouge every WspsEs
pAy at 8 A. Al. and SATURDAY AT Ia M.
pssriag riMquemhne at IL r. M on Tu.spAY
aud Z A. M. IN SATURDAY. Returning will be
3P, NJ. on SATURDAY. Try her aud you willie
sstissod. fep-2e SIT.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

Wa ~ acquainted with Mr.. Frisby and can tee
,iy t.a, any statement Ne taay iaake, can DO fully
relied upon.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
Magnoua House

IIoT COFFEE. Oystens. Ham and Ear, sc.
IL alwsss - hand.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
For noard and Tuition N Fnellsh. be-
DRUGS AND MEDICINES
H. B. VIBBERT.
Druggist g. ~Ap0fhecasy

LafaKHs st., at Tie oil stand ef q, p 9Avrs,
- Baton Rouge, La.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
SHERIFF SALES.
posfnonpd Sale,

STIIE or IOUIST1NA,
Pugssh W East Baton Ro0gc-SixkA
judicial district CDats.
Citizens Bank OF Louisiana y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27
ETAT DE La LOUlSIANE.
Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge.

JrHu PEsKISs. syndic Com d. sis'erae Dis
u. frict, Payoisso dEss
THomAs DEvALE. Baton Rouge.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-03-27

|. @. q. T.
nESOTO LODGE, NO. T. Regularity
~ Statrd Meetings, everv Thursday Eve
mig. MAGNOLIA ENCAMpMENT,/ y
NJ,A Regular Stated Meetings, the second and
fmrth Saturday Evenings in each reon'h. iun. |
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
of the Whig Nom.
inees.

We copy from the Washington Republic
the correspondence between the President
of the National Wing Convention and its
nominees for the Presidency and Vice Pres
idcney of the United States. The Repu5.
he remarks;
"'fho letter of General Scott Is looked
for with great interest, and will be read with
malloyed satisfaction Il will be seen that
General Scott adopts the resolutions eommu.
nicatcd To him, annexing them and making
them part of his letter of acceptance 50
that they carry his name to every part of
the land associated and identified with the
platform of the Wing Convention
In publishing the letter of Mr. Graham,
we regret to accompany ii with the an.
nouneement that he has rendered his resig.
nation Of his place as Secretary of the
Navy. lie has been prompted to this
course by a delicate perhaps oser.delicate
sense Of proprietyi and an apprehension
that by remaining in the Cabinet, while
in the field as a candidate for office he may
causeembarn2meut 10 the administration.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
ljiempLis Eagle d enquirer.

MAKryRs or TUE RyoLuToN.-An as
soeiation has been formed in Brooklyn, n.
Y, for the purpose Of removing the rcmnins
of.thc II 500 martyrs Of the British pris.
on ships, now piled up beneath the Navy
Yard wall 10 that city, to a more decent
and appropriate place. 1t is designed to
renter these rclicts on Fort Greene, Wash
ngtou Park and to erect suitable monu.
ment over them, to mark the spot forever
where they lie. 4 movement Of this kind
was heretofore made, but fell through for
lack Of energy The character Of the men
who have taken it in hand now, however,
is said to be a guaranty that the project will
be pushed forward and finally consummatod.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
RgRYqf NJ. Graham,
VI AsllaGroN, June > L

WASHINGTON, June u, 49,.
SIN am gratiicl to acknowledge the
receipt Of the communication which YOU
did me the honnr to dclipef in person IN
yesterday, announcing my uaiaimou, uomi.
naiion as the Whig candidate lor Vice Prs.
iient Of the Iniiel States by the National
Convention, which recently assembled al
Baltimore, accompanied by copy Of the res.
olulions Of the Convention upon questions oI
national principle and polief.
cordially approve the declarations made
by these resolutions On matters Of the
masi recent practical interest they do but
portray the conduct of an administration d
the Government Of which for near two year,
| have been n member. On all others
they but reitemte the doctrines aud recom.
msndaiion. held by it, chief in important
public communications.
Should the people Of The l'niiod States
aivs their sanelian 10 the nomination Of tauf
Convention, - Iar as sliall ba invested
with authority faithful adherence to ihese
doctrines may he expected.
therefore aeaept the distinction, sn hon.
arabiy icaisrei with a grateful heart. Int
with unaffected liiilancp. Il is a stis.a5.
tim. however. Ia know tint tie place ID
which | have been nominated Is hut second.
afY. aud that fur the iir,t oiiiee the Cunteu.
tim has proposed citizen Il tried lalfiai.
isIa aud virtue lang and lamiliafly aeqnaiai.
sa with public affair aud public mea. \
sale AID .lgaeiaus counsellor who lns wsl
fulfilled every tflsl heretofore committed ID
his hand. aul who has Illustrated our his.
~ BY eminent public services.
With'my thanks for the courtesy with which
YOU have hanafel me. in The execution
# fuur ollire. aul with the highest personal
rczl pct, | aln yaur obeieui servant,
WM 1 GRAHAM.
Tie Hon. J & fmrNAs. President ol til
National Wing Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
Gen. scott.-NoM and Then.

When the democratic newspapers were
n.a thinking about Cen Scprr'- h.ing o
whig candidate for the PRESIDENCY and werr
chronicling his splendid, ,iclnric, in Mrxi.
co. they gave vent to lhoir honest and lairi.
otic convictions II his high claims To the All.
miraiion and gratitude Of his couniymrn.
The Louisville Dcmo-ot Of >Iay Il, 1917,
thus spoke Of him a, Ccno Gprd9-
The history Of the battle Of Ccrro Cor.
do WAS contained in Gen. Scott, order b..
fore it, commencement lie pointed ou,
the time and place for the action Of cich
division of the nny with the sane coolnc.s
and precision that be would have employed
in writing the programme Of a civil prores.
sion. In conclusion be adds the important
information that the army woulI proceed on
and not return to the camp II was to be-
only a days march np q hill There were
some incidents not in the order. Scott did not
say that two captains should cat up Santa
Annas dinner, aud drink up his vine"
Andagnin, onihe 25tb Of October ISL
Gen Scott has earned for himself d
name aud fame which will throw even envy
into the shade. The man who can lead au
army Of a few thousand. through the heart
Of an cnemy's county-,lrough towns aud
cities containing hundreds Of ihuu.ands-
who can oycrcomc obstacles Of nature and
an, Of the most formidable chiractsr--vho
can. with his little band by his military
skin aud combinations, move through for.
ct uf iortiicaiions, defended by the troop,
of u nation chosen To defend their capi.
tol. in ciiy Of two hundred thousand in.
habiianis, may well claim the laurels Of the
age"
Aye and his whig friend now daim tha,
the man who could do all this-who could
- administer hi. power as a conqleror af.
ter the work WIS over, a. To give security
and tranquility to a sabducd people, and to
win their eternal gratitude by the mildness
and justice Of his rulc;-who, in our own
country, twice proved himself capable.
under very difficult circumstances, Of dis.
charging a high military duty and at the
same time Of preserving the public peace
has same qualilications,-quite enough in
deed for the task Of administering the Gov.
ernment of the Union as is Chief Magis.
tralc, aided as he will be by pure and cxpc-
ricnced Statesmen, in Congress aud in the
Cabinet. Candid democratic reader con.
fcs, now, is it not an absarity to pretend
the contrary!
IlIemplts Eagic 4. enquirer.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
Gen. Chapman 70 Gen. S,oa.
BMrmoRE. June y lIs5.

SR am instructed by the Wing Ma.
iional Convention to inform You of your
unanimous nomination for the Office Of Pres.
lent of the United States.
| enclose a copy Of resolutions passed by
the convention expressing lhoir opinions up.
On some Of the mosI prominent questions OF
national policy, aud with sincere wishes that
you may be elected, and for the permanent
settlement of the principles OF the Wing
party.
have the honor ta ba very respectfully,
Your nhedieu, servant,
j &. CHAPMAN, Of Maryland,
President of the Wing National Convention
To Alajor General WINFIELD Soorr.
Here follows the official Platform of the
National Wing Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

Nav Bous-We are most pleased to
learn that hro companies one in Grayson
county, and one in Lamar and Rcd River
send on representatives Immediately to New
Albany, to build small boats for Upper Red
River boats which shall not at any time
60 below Shreveport, and slall be Of lirht
draught, without Cabins This is what we
need, and with these, owned here and not
educated to sort Of piratical Aeccing. which
might be very properly termed sicaiing,
we shall get along well enough on upper
Red River We greet most joyfully the
change Of prospect
CtthsaHe (Telas) Stamlmd.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

70 "The sile,m and bcrclying in'elii-
eencc" d the death Of Mr. Clay, aysa ,cl.
egaphic despatch fmm Lexington, Ky,
dated the 30lh uli, 'was conveyed to his aitc
at Ashland. whclc She remains in very deli.
cate health. Her grief is said to be deep
and painful, though the melancholy iiding,
br'Ae upon her not unexpected. She was
anticipating his death hourly The domc.-
ties aud all Of The imaily are in deep lameu-
iaiioa. Ashland gives sal evidence that
its illusilious owner has gone to the home
Of his hiher,.r
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
scott's Nomination in Georgia.
BALTIMORE, June %. 1852.

The SlmHAih Go1rgiaA (Democrat)
states IT, belief that a great majority of the
Wbi~ Of Georgia will go with Mes.rs. Daw.
son aud Gnniland FOR Zen. Scott, and that
if Mr,.rs Cobb, Tolmbi and Stephens Of
the Union party form a third ticket, aud
thus divide the Democratic vote, the State
will 20 for Scott
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
Gor. Calhoun,.nrri,nlnnan neath

ST. Lors, July 1,--Intelligcnce has
been received here Of The arrival of Gov.
CALHOUN and bis party at Kansas, from San.
IA Fe.
Ou The journey the Governor was taken
sick and died oln after his arrival at Kan.
sas lie was buried by the Masonic frator.
nifty
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
Gen, Chapman 10 .G'raaau.

BALTIMORE. June ~, 1852.
SIN. am instructed by the Whig m.
tional Convention to inform You of yaur
unanimous nomination as the Wing candi.
date for the office of Vice President Of the
United States
enclose you a copy of the resolutions
passed by the Convention expressing their
opinions upon some of the most prominent
questions of national policy, and with sin.
eere wishes that you may be elected aud for
the permanent settlement of the principles
Of the Wing party.
have the honor to be very respectfully
your obedien, servant
j, g CHAPMAN, President of
the Whig National Convention.
Hon. WILLIAM \. tiRAuAn, af y. Carolina.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
RLCArIruLAIioN.

Good PaA,-The n Y, Tribune recent.
lysald I'VE spu upon the platform The
Rochester American replies that the editor
ofthc Tribune caunot cJYcct to,ratca IA awhig
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
SSs>>> \r>~s>>>>>N.Ss. >>>TSYStSN y,

sense of my obligations to the convention,
and to your personal courtesies.
hive the honor 10 remain, sir with
great esteem, your most ob't sery'i
WINFIELD SCOTT.
To the Hon j. G. CHAPMAN. President Of
the Wing National Convention.
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21
THO Wig pintfnrIr,.
aAANL .r.IL.
IuLI.LAIL.

Tho BuAalo Commercial give. the ioiIowiug
analysis OF The vote on the platform IN ihe Wing
National Conventions
Turf STATES. HlAgT STATES
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

lLLusTRArlNC A SrGBu-Tho Buson
Transcript gives a humorous account Of die
first stump speech in favor Of Gen. Seat,
by a Young gentleman Of Sommer.llc, who
chu.e for lis rosrm ID, sep, Of chur,h.
Atcr o bfiliaIi rcg.sw Of the life nd
scNieos Of the hero OF Landy's Lane. the
expected Overwhelmingly brilliant pcrora.
ton was accidcntly cni short by the accidrn.
tai icpp'n, over thc edge o. hi. platform, Of
by'th3 clopsnt young orator. who rol,i
heavily down the Acl1 md cmbaukmell
but oa being picked up By iwo lads who had
been his auditors he declared he had only
been showing ho,o GEN. Pierce IN tcoz,
his Lo@'''
Washington telegraph., 1852-07-21

H. The Native American Coayeaii5a.
which assembled a, Trenton. New ,lenes.
IN the jlh inst. nominated tlo Hon paniel
Webster for the Presidency. aud Gcarss {
Washington, Of Virginia, fur the \ lee -.
idency. Or course Mr.. Web-icr viii nai
aeseA ,he Haiainaiion.