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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27
The Watering places-The Effect; of the
Maine Liquor Law.

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.,
Sir have just visited the south side of Long
Island to select resting place during the hot days Of
July and August, commencing at South Homestead
and ending at East Hampton. OF the many places
none appear so well calculated for sport, and easy
access TO the sea beach. MS Quoguc Here YOU may
walk to the sea without the trouble of crossing n
wide bay Of FIVE or six miles to got 10 the sea shore
and the sea bathing is very fine, and here they have
several good houses who take boardors during sum-
mer. ): L. Howell Esq. post master, has a good
house; John Post and John Foster rs well as Cant.
Gardner, have good houses. Owing TO this STUPID
Maine Liquor Law, myself and friends y III not visit
the Eastern States this summer; for almost All who
take sea bathing, after coming out of the water.
take one or part Of glass OF Gov G M. Davis
fine Port, Sherry or Madeira; and we NAV be an
noyed by these Maine liquor men, If we visit Now
Ioit or Nahant; so would recommend all my
friends to locate where they can enjoy themselves
without Jesuitieal restraint. Respectfully yours,
Sac HARsoR, Nay ", 1862.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

VISIT no MOUNT VERNON Tho members Of the
rresby riau General Assembly OF the United states
visited the tomb OF Wa hingon, Saturday lest, In
company With other distinguished strangers and their
ladies' Ia mont OF the tomb uncovered aud liz silence
there went up to heaven heartfelt thanks for the past
and prayers for the future peace and prosperity II
glorious country, --RYutic 2kA met.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27
LETTER TO THE PRESIDENT.

NEW i0Ak, My Is IeOG.
Sill send you copies Of my letters 70 the New
York Herald. and request for them your perusal.
Though they are written in Il loose ana popular
sly le You will see that tendcrssues involving bold
decisions IN questions Of high importance. We
claim, IN their broadcast sense, the rights Of
l. Religious liberty, including the right of ndi-
viduais to establish and maintain rs we'll az to be-
stow ecclesiastical titles upon church hierarchy,
as far rs themselves judge proper. Upon which our
stand is with The Roman Catholics.
Political liberty, admitting the largest possible
power oi seii.governmcnt in the community and the
entire Independence Of its domestic institutions
Upon which We stand with the opponents of central
ization and advocates of State rights, and ut the
present time, with the South.
Aud, for all beyond this, We contradict every sim
gle statement of the delinquent officers. and by wage
of law or battcl will equally rejoice to be brought to
prove their ialsehood We call for tho examination
under oath. OF this we put ourselves upon the
country. Our last cry is trial
Sir, you will be rewarded for all the good you may
have it in yonr heart to do us; would | could say
you will not be punished if you do us wrong, for I
am, with sincere respect for the finer features of your
character your true well-wsher.
. JEDEDrAu NJ. GRANT.
MiLLARD FILLMORE, President of the United States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

tins tins fail cartier l.,
This which j. situated III Anher about siA
mica North yGehhurc and hTc the Canal
miles below ynclours aud contains $50 aIou
all the The
farm and land The 2D enclosed
n:o and the rails mostly for dividing
six eua the enclosed land where
here has aud broom large
non IL however in nptty tobacco. wheat
good he creek,
grass now 10 the uuderiiaucd
euu,rsd rpr,s aud ic4rn. fur timothy seed
bs waterei at lring and
th. o that article the Lynch
rrc made short pay the ;t
Ou mil reGuiri no dam There is
,rnrg orchard al iru The situation handsome
comm aulug q" long n The
hulngs a Convenient The ncchborh"nd com
Inferior 20 none sncllbIy
The place unsurpassed Tor health aud the waite
iin. IL il convenient churches. schools. Stops.
The si thu hest quality Tor improvement
and the farm rendered rre Tre
f the public repeatedly called through the and ohe
the Of lands Amherst, and farmers from c
North; the Valley have lately settled here 10 the
opportunity Of securing farm equal
t a The his yncburg CT and one
b"s Virginia o the products OF the farm, sarder
c tri and diiry) Will not occur
lynrburs from and rail road facilities is rapidly Ia
,nr AMI this opportunity for speculation
Price IS acEe.
Persons canal wishing the farm, will call a
Stlucs' Mills and be FURNISHED horse il desired.
w A STAPLES. Lynehhura.
Ii wanted larger, the farm can be added to side
9--eaow6E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

sI4ycholers intended for circulation the North and at
least thirty thousand HEN, arci,y folded and
enyecPed the public ana .ank.d . their cspec-
live destinations Now II honorable men, who stand be-
fore the people and claim be ba'ilGg Tor the best interests
oi The country, stand such d--a!cahe means 20 defeat
adversary their o proetr. NOT ~ sav o: public
decenCr must have become UUse 10 III: least OF
IL.
Upon the question Of catholic exclusion in The New Hamp
shire Constitution Gen. Pierce san!s fully acquitted In
all MS sc ches before The people w!.s the
CDnHenon te pointed 10 IhS clause n The Constitution
anu dcc ed his determination !" vt II altered ana IN the
Convention lie used his best ciUits unSuccessiay
cnnfisii II. To shJw you how this is regarded
hiS own State BY lie catholics hu familiar win his -t
forts 20 fee The Constitution from this blot saw in The
hands OF gentleman ii cXac staining in Concord,
statement signed 5y all the influential hocS in that
c!on :" country, awarding 10 Gen Pierce highest merit
!ur his efforts Ia change the Constitution In t,t rar,iuar
AMI am within the m.!k wa'u state that least
iourths "f the catholics 4 New H4t5~hirc will give him
,'cIr cordial support This duuc1Ir.t intended ior
aubc2!cn, and presume has htcn published before this
tme although have wi,E H. Gen Pi,rr. hIn-,It
positively asserted his unqualified "p;o, II this 'use
IN The Constitution and declared lhat II" hat lnorri long
and earnestly Ia have STRICKEN Ard shall hc h. held
responsible Tor what he Cnu! cunir1l univ how
Icnnsi-ien the wings In rrtnth Gen
Pnice Is an obscure man. wont tale MS influence in
ne next hrv charge hn with commanding influence mat
cl alter the Constitution OF hi State will and Il, snch
miserable contradictions t"r driven III order Ia crhc
from hi exalted standing. md ,l.has. him
,and"r would bc nItcuit CONJECTURE that ry
VIII be c"nc"ctet by wholesale and disseminated through
the country by siiring that
"a lie well stuck I" Is as good as The truth Is perfectly
tain But they had Is veil be their PRAYERS and
repeating oi their Sins for the voice Of the people Ike the
voice :" many thundr- has III effect already declared that
r Constitution shall hr triumphant and tn. Augcnn Stall
~ Washington b. c-ansed BY Inauguration OF Franklin
Pierce The ith al March. 1852
Our Scnaiurs, MssrS. Adams and Brooke, Tho
Interests u the South and bv their .rncc application
I" business and correct cucaniy department win.
ming for themselves high epUtaAn. ana tcvOng them
='r. most earnestly TO the interests ." their con-,lI.en.
Very respectfully, {. :. TARPLEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
CT i}A

Political affairs in this Queen OF the Antilles nssu
ming very confused and distracted aspect Tn" foolish
tempt OF the authorities place police officers or board The
Crescent City, under petence Of watching Parser Smith,
charged with bringing from the Island was CALAMITY
resisted by Lieut. D. d. Porter, whose letter addressed
the agents of the Pacific Mail Seamship Company at a
vana and found below has The unqualified appreciation
Of The American pess-and lEe police had 10 leave They
threatened stop his vessel bul did not dare try il
HAvASA, Sept. A.
GsyTLEMES IL have received n communication from you
to-day enclosing from the Spanish Government, In
which Mr. VIM Smith, Pnrscr Of this sip is accused "f
writing infamous reports the newspapers and prohibiting
Mr. Smith from going ashore as if thr said Mr. Smith had
committed criminal act. The injustice and absurdy
of this order will hr apparent when assure YOU on
tho honor If officer Mr. Smrh has written ar
composed any article for The newspapers and due 10
The gentleman in question fret inquire c had written
any article Injurious the Goyrrnm u Citizens Of The
United afraid 10 their opinions in
reign political matters especially on their own territory
where freedom Of speech Is allowed 10 the mCancs individual
The OF my here will not permit me 10 Eio
discussion OF this matter.
merely wish 10 state 10 you that an ln'ignty las be-
offered the American Flag, through the ship command
as an officer Of United States Government in placing on
board police officers take charge OF Mr. Smith. mare
over inform that will permit the police officers 10
stay on boar under the circumstances intend To sail al
four clock and If any attempts nre made To prevent me-"
III. Spanish uulaiilits will have l. Ia The United
States for the result. From your nheient servant
It, b. d. PORTER, u. S. Navy.
/ The following letter in the New York Herald shows a
horrible condition things Cuba the resn of the short
ghcd tyranny OF desperate and s'ot foreign master
| HAVANA, SEPT l4,h 1852.
The Crescent City arrived here this morning from New
Orleans but 50 great is The difficulty in getting board
thai don't how shall be able 10 send This letter.
Since the discovery OF press Ior del PH5o il is al.
most an inpossibty receive send away co'nmuni-
cation. All letters that pass through The post Office arc
opened and If thew contain one word against govern
ment they are DESTROYED and perhaps duz. innocent per-
sons are punished for he offence II attempt made "a
| .t, .,,rIrs
one Of The numerous spies belonging 10 he police informs
al once and The person who attempts II deliver letter
sure 10 find his way the Moro. ~ ~. lowest depths n
which hundreds Of nnocca iy yn l. slowly Deri-hing
for wan, proper comforts. You little know in the urcd
States misery and degradation Ia which The C:eoe- c
his beautiful Isle doomed II will not be believed that al
distance of our days Journey the free and loe
raj government the face Of the EARTH there exists des
osm more fierce and inoleran than the Spanish lnqusl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

9pREEDEN FOX have by
Sd and Winter Goods the
OF French Engh and
rlcs exhibited by them Among which. are
French priltcd Delaines and Cashmeres
English do
PAIN. French anI English Mernos
Plain. French Delanes ami Cha lies
Plain and figured Dress Silks. very cheap
Eyir, Br eilr ard Fnrcuc ed 10
II .n!s"ulr pldii spun SHss
Plain BLACK II x. stock
Mourning goods great vaIIry
sultl Irall Mouseines and Cas!n,eres lor children
Seev.s Collars ani CnomIzcites. elegantly worked
French Embroidered Skirts
Every variety OF French English ard American Prints
Miach icr Scotch and American Gin.hans
Win cotton, and goods men
and all which they
and tho public assuring them d. at
crcaIr civ IriCe-. .E Broad d..
II--c,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

We always willing SoH,ern enterprises succeed
therefore, take pleasure publishing the Prospectus
Of the "Ilusa.cd Family Friend literary and mscei
neous Journal published by s. A. Gndnan al C"iumhn >.
Carolina. III handsome and interesting l"urna-anh
the paper Of this week has good iusraii"nsanong
them a view OF Richmond. taken from Oregon HILL
GRAND LODGE OF THE UNITED STATES, O.O.F.
This oody, supreme Juiicaory of the Order ii Odd
Fellows met in annual session, in Baltimore, on Monday
last William w Moore ESQ., of the District Of Cnlumba,
Grand Sire presiding The eport OF that Officer to7 the
past year. represents the institution o BIZ extremely pros.
porous Gand Lodge has been formed in every State in
the Uni,n except California. md within the year, suhor
nate Lodges have been established in Oregon and New Mex
The election of officers Tor The two years succeeding
1883 wns held TUESDAY. W!no G. nrSau-s,rc Of
S,uh Carolina elected G-and Sire; Fl ,ace \. Man
chester Of Rhudc Island Deputy Grand Sire; james H..
Rdgcly ot Maryland Grand Secretary; and Joshua Van
sunt OF Maryland, Grand Treasurer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
PRESIDENTIAL. ESTIMATE.

The National Democrat states that Scc:ctlry Corwir
while in New Yu!k conceded that Pierce and King would
certainly carry the following States:
Vruinia Gsnrcil Alahlla Florida Mississippi f.nuisi
Texas Arkansas, South Ciru'Hn hi-sGnr, lEr"is
Aliri.an, iowa. California, New Ht'naSIir, and Mass.
chuscrtS These Suites have l25 ci, c'Grai votes.
Either New York Pennsylvania, a4:ci l. the above"
would elect Pierce Ohio and New jr:sy WON'T also b.
.uTicen. 10 give the election Prce-so would North
Carolina Indiana and Mancor NV Jersey, harj lard and
Gaine-or Tennessee, Connecticut and Mllnc.
Now all OF these States, omitted hy Secrctry Cnrwin
we regard as almost certain Tor Pierce " Siuern aics
of Mr. Corwn WILL therefore, how little reliance IS 10 be
placed upon The brug.ns prcdctions % Mr. Boi,s III.
Richmond NhiI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

Abuse and vily Franklin Pierce The desperate Scnt
lies may continue do they from the public
mind the just tributes his virtues and qualifications put
forth by The respectable and influential organs Of their
party after the nomination made. Among other
testimonials ask attention the following editorial Of
the National lnteligenccr shortly after the action Of the
Baltimore Democratic National Convention:
"Of Mr. Pierce readers have probably heard more
Than people owing his service in several public
tons but yet less than of any o!er of the gentlemen who
honnTrh b. in The Democratic Convention. In
The year 1888 he took his in Congress representa-
tive Of The State Of New Hampshire; and after serving in
that capacity, became Senator from the State
Ing there also for several years. which he retired
practice of The law Ia The late Mexican he served
Brigader General cning his commission al the ccsr Of
the war; and again returning u private life His experience
has, therefore, PRACTICAL TO EXTENT
ADMINISTER THE AFFAIRS or THE G'vERSNEST,
PEOPLE CALI HIN TO THAT TRUST REEPEcTABT
AND IN 4 NATIONAL SPIRIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
TnE DANViLLE RAILROAD

As proof have Ecver ogcras'lHated the lHPo
ance Of this road will make simple statement II
will carry conviction along with 1t. ,
In March, the rGcents were 'e ab"Se sooVo. IN Ap',
.y had risen above $1,000 In June they were upwards "i
$4,000; and during the mjr at August lhey were ln'Ie
an sl2 600 When il recol!~cied thatN mas ony eon
sixty five mll=s idea may he formed OF ".h' Wv "
ylvana and obtains command OF ne ter OF 'ooacc
counties lying along frontiers 0! Noth CaiohnA ah'
Yirginia-L Dispatch
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

= .ssnci announces thai through the bcray of the
eg- the All cuunes there has been established IN
lon the Department U Chemistry III Randolph Macon
a Laboratory. Tor The analysis OF soils, marls
guu nine ral4 &c. Tor instruction Analytical Che
n" laboratory VII he iurashed VIA he most approved
with desirable ilciii.y. He
.rt.. HIM. Mr. VIM A >hephr.. who was rerett!y
i.>sor Norton u the fal. Ana ytca Ldbo aiory aud
.s. ample testimonials o skill aui capacity. Young
.ar>ue aay studies in The College they may WISH while
- r.rrl... in the Laboratory Cupous written
ann, = always accompany the reports Of malaysia The
c 4nlvsis and Instruction will be IN ,derae-he design
n.,rttr Laboratory *sble 10 the people large
= rr ~, Messr- Mills s Lea Snyth Dunn. Peters.
u w Z. forward Ire. of charge those who send them.
,.-r ,i,,n,a;inu address CHARLES STUART.
Professor OF EXpcr mental Sciences.
L .ni1,l,. ll.re Xa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
sIyERsITy BoOKSTORE.

H. ,.t nave late uucha>ra ol NeSsS. "erenbaker
* r!r emf sock % Book and Stationery. auL have
Ntfnecl where they ma ie lar:c purchases
TGeS I,s II
al .,s ut all N. Text Books o she Univ.rsy OF Nrsi.
sea-! res tcituy call the attention &" ynHog gentle
,cpslriI: Students the Iu.iIuun 10 the aCi that
g4-.!y HAPPENS. when books afr purchased esewhere
tn: Srnu: editions There Tvs" well supple!
- an ourselves thtt Books can gtc purtl ,Sc
g- Al :hc tuIy-I-ty at NIrgIia ds IN any part 81 the
Ia K - our intention d. business on the one pce sys
anurh possible cash expect 10 price our goods
GdIc ,cruUs t. nuv.
Irac ~ and Others wto wish To rurchas" Books and
Viii lty liberal discount made rom ihcir
uir p,Ss viii be ay part o III" >tae. II or
i Ir.c Of .n,r,ce, G +. MUkENSiE.
mi ADDISON NAIPiS,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
fl X ID w 4 X e.


kDR ships Washington Joseph Waller and Lady Frank lin from
Liverpool full and complete
Isl BUCKINGHAM AND SHEFFIELD HARDWA +
ann by the Nor received
the manufacturers large anu well ed stock Of Goods
consisting IN rtOi-
Rodgers aud WOstenhoms Gnc Pocket Cutlery
Ptn AMI Pocket Knives. various hcrS and styles
Wade an Ruichc's Razors. and Shears
Buck, Bone, Ebony. Sell tipped Knives and Forks
Ivory hand Knives and Forks OF 81 and 3 pieces
SIHele and double barr Shot superior
Pistols, Rifles, Rife Barrels and Nlountlugs
Trace. Halter, Lag, FiIth and Well Chains
Colls, simmons and Virginia ANes
Halch;s Broad Axes and Foot Adze
Amss' and RowidIds Spades shovrls
Mil, Pit. Cro,s.cu Hand md PANEL Saws
Tenders, Coal !IOds and Cnler Shovcs
Iron. Brass head and Case Hard Fire Irons
Vices aud Smiths Bellows. all
Nails Castlacs ilnrse Shoes and Horse Shoe Nails
Blister, Shear and Cast Steal
Cotton. Wool. Horse and Jim Crow Cards
lames. Horse Golfers and Blind urldles
LOCKS every description
Broad. Narrow and Par 7 Hinges, all sizes
Carpenters Tools full assortment
P;itinrm scales. Counter Scaics' Patent Balances
AM al other articles usually found Hardware Stores
Our goods having been purchased for selected with the
utmost care We rou respectfully ask merchants from the country
and Others want OF Hardware. stock
emncd offer goods low they be purchased the
Northern cities. =. T. MOORE & CO..
Sspi 3-clW Importers OF Hardware No ST. Main street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
A SPARK OF WHIG DECENCY.

Tho Wing papers OF Richmond, which give currency
the jaw sapping caumny upon franklin Pierce have most
unjustly refused publish Col Magrues letter from Cali
fornia. We glad that the Petersburg nslgencer
with all its Wing bias only lays Col Maauders letter
before its readers but accompanies il with the following
marks showing its dishciic! in tho story
In yesterdays paper pa.isncd Captain McLlncs let.
ter day lay before .efs addrcssG Ia
Gen. Pierce by Col Magrudcr Of the army. 1t a;
this letter written without any reference tn.
slappng charge, but, The individual
SAID n have Slapped Gen Pierce and he speaks u
high character bath "A military and sncl point of view
constrained 10 infer that Captain cLane is mistaken
ms 10 he fJr.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
RICHARDSON & CO.,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN DRY GOODS


the Merchants OF Virginia and Norh Carolina
w stock OF FALL GOODS whch Is com.
goods importation the
patterns Dress Goods full uf Dnme..
Fabrics which han by the ships New World Sons
ASIA. and Atlantic New York and hy
the northern and Offered
consider accommodating and onahle
Also the varied Englh
American Carpeiiucs and Rugs IN The city.
3l-diOtS ciii' RICHARDSON & co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
fOr ne EhfH!f
AN EVENING RHAPSODY.
BIZ 40 sTArEkNAN.


Lcntlemen- Knowing your taste !ut Bellies Lcttcs hrnu
t"snne "hn srphthzcS N sends y0u u 81 INV
Scrcnc, So! IN caien cask.t OF his In itnaIin O
Pprtlns wise sui:"r therefore" reject the ra.rI
contents ARE ralunblr CedlEt Gga inter GrmI! NIL
Know but even IN these piercing nhd piping times o p0l
zeal iuss iueg feathers and frauds the solemn warning ul a
famous against the penalties a. iac. may come
ans Therefore, accept is estimate uf Thomas Carly
accompanied by few remarks in am .fcAiun by Of
his earnest admirers
In The last number Of the Westminster Review appeared
striking article the Forgotten Worthless OF Eng
land" which either from Cailylcs pen, ought
have done The sutIrincd taken from that
cle; but the mouniul melody that 9rcath's through IL
drawn from Schles dying speech ot Talbot where
tie grey haired veteran rtprUact fate for making woman
tine Muid of Orlean-) the OF hi> ieuh-cndng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
NEW FALL GOODS. Ar WHOLESALE AND


seE subscriber having returned from the Northern cities
prepared offer his ends and the public and choice
Foreign, Fancy and Domestic DRY GOODS
stock has been selected wi and he feels confident that
lis goods and prices will give satisfaction.
Ladies Goods large and handsome emba
and fashionable line
goods for Gentlrincn's and Boys
lie wau .itc he tenon Of Farmers and Planters
stock cupds-lhe
offer for scvcrdl
Country Merchants earnestly requested cal nI examine
his stock before making their purchases lie will sell the lowest
inlesaIe prices.
lie all
salvcs his gl will be sold lower than
ment IN the city Prompt and special given orders
THOMAS ID. QUARLES.
SEPT. l3-c2w 2?9 Broad Hill.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
Tt1 e E,nWEpS NJ, uoIrst, e ,tspD nc NV .


sSE subscribers invite the OF
hcirargc and complete goods
and consisting OF article these
all OF the best kinds aud prices they be bought else
where.
Heavy low priced Kcrscys and jeans
Heavy shsepscra Sanells
Heavy bucsssn and all other styles OF SalineI,
Plaid woolen Icscys and plaid DomeScs
Cotton 0zIa5urss and heavy Shiriings
White aud coorcd English and Blankets for
Fine bed aud cradle Blankets and Quilts
Linen aud Shee!nss and Shrings Towenrs Table Lii
Napkins and Curtain
With complete uf Cloths and Casmercs and goods
generally FOR ,cn.en and boys. 7. r. PRICE g. Co
&. c2
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24
AsC II iiVsI u =iiv EjilsF,Ess.
GONE 10 TIE LncntnrnSn


One Of tie strongest Signs cnn, lvana will r
Pierce and King is the thai lie Union "psokra" has
abandoned III" sinking Scottish and has aaycd
Itself on The sic Of Pierce It's detection s thus announced
by the Union County STAR ra1:d Scotl and Graham pa
per-:
"ihe editor Of tie Union DemUkrat il shaving the
coVen foot 81 plainly that Of doubt FOR
Hnment but that he has over body and bretci.rs IL
me locnocOs His last paper, asB previous con
ans long article against the Scatt meetings called by the
wing comfy Commute, in the different townships Israel
Gueus dcnunnces cSr ncrtngs aa has The insocnct 10
ask Tie Scott men not 10 cuEiiCnanrc ,hgin He his
now hraycd himself in open hostility 10 Scott and has
banded with bitter and rnscrupulus opp1aenis IN
dcnuuncing wlig meetings. He has tccumc a
vert 10 !ucuucolsm We wish The ucoa in their
sOn"
Mr. Gutelius Of the "Demokra has long been OF the
most experienced slrew activ. and efficient Wings in
tra Pennsylvania. Formerly high sheriff OF Union county,
he was strenuous supporter Of The cumprcaso mcasTcs
and of Nr Fimure's administration.
Tha, his change the Democratic ranks is Of great
before his election the Office OF Sergeant Arns
Penns, vanil =
the best and active working Wings Of The cuuntr and
indebted 10 no than him for large
maj0rities gwen al The recent election Governor john
sion, and TO Taylor and Fillmore"
This recommendation signed by Ncr Mddleswar'h
Scott Presidential ecetor for 9th district, and Wing
candidate for Congress; Joseph Casey then member Of
Congress; Samuel Weirick ESQ., formerly memher of the
Pennsylvania Legislature md other Wings equally dstn
guished. Hence, that Scott stock is greatly under
par of the strongest holds Of federal Wngyery in the
Keystone State.