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always been opposed 10 dredging as calculated =, d
Troy The oysters IN deep water and thereby prevent thi, 4 40
oi spawn into the rivers and creeks when where pown hcv
coaid De taken with The tongs His constituents were ex
clusvsiy tongsmen. Mr. D. opposed TO exclusive To-
cal legislation such as is sought by this bill and in an
s~er 10 the sencnsn from Accomac would say that he had
NOT asked or received for Of the counties in his
Lancase exclusive local legislation Ie had .innIv
asked and obtained the extension for one month OF In,
in @ oySis ms may DC aaen Tor planting
nisd that the poor would be benefited by the passarc re s
o ou hosc only would be benefited who could afford 10
puicase vessel and IN: necessary fixtures for d,foog
re therefore e constrained the Indefinite nns
ncnt. " fNs ti0-
! Mr.. TALrArERRo Withdrew his anepdmert The b;,, a.,
then passed-ayes b6, noes 49, " "
ELECTION OF STATE OFFICERS
A message was received from the Senate bv AR Dvs-,
that that body had passed resolution to proceed M
day next TO the election of Secretary ot the CnmnN
Register of the Land Office Treasurer Superintendent
Of the Penenary General Agent and Storekeeper Of .hs
Penitentiary, and Public Printer.
RESOLUTION ENQUIRY.
by Ar BESEETT-Ofr reporting bill authorizing the Board
OF Public Works 10 subscribe behalf Of the Coumcn-
wealth TO The capital stock of the Northwestern Virginia
On motion of a!r Tom-lx leave was given 10 bring in
bill TO incorporate the Mal,apony and pamunkcy Steam
Navigation Company
BY Dir. IERsr-Of citizens Of Northampton for law 10
protect clans in the water. of said couniy.
y M o m Da1 Kany Sib 1 as
On motion Of SIR LEwis the House touk W the preanl-
bic and resolutions in relation the election delegates
convention of delegates from the thirteen States of l16
held in Philadelphia tie 4h of July 1852 The
ions propose 10 proceed Tuesday next 10 the election
OF the delegates.
Mr. LEwls moved the following substitute:
";tesrlycd by the General Assembly, Tint Robt. VI T.
Hunter and James NJ. Mason. the Senators of hi. Com
monwealh in Congress- be and they hereby appointed
delegates represent This State ;hc proposed convention
and that said delegates rcpo! 10 Ibis General Assembly
its adjourned session. the proceedings OF said conytn'on
On motion Of Mr. LEMLEy, the preamble resolutions and
au.endment were indefinitely postponed.
The House then took up the unfinished business which
report OF the committee ot Roads adverse The petit
tons OF citizens n Brooke Hancock and Others in behalf
Of the Sieubensyle and Indiana Rail Road Company al
lowing them the privilege OF passing through their territory
MIR. Smith moved 10 amend by striking out that the
PRAYER of petitioners be rejected and insert is reSodbie
Mr. RUSSELL mado unsuccessful NOTION 10 ley the
port to the table
Mr. RUSSELL opposed the motion 10 amend al length.
Mr.. Smith advocated his motion for considerable tiuie
Mr. EST advocated The motion.
The question was then tascn on the amendment ard II
agreed to-aves A. noes As
On motion of Mr. YERBy the House took until
O'Clock et night.
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cted they forget produced cures 100 numerous
Ga 100 remarkable 10 be forgotten.
While fraud the public pretend that medicine
sshy cure-sil there abundant proof that the CHERRY
sEoKA only general thing but almost invariably
es'. The msaGira for which il is employed.
wider and better KNOWN this medicine
aduay become the best reliance of the afflicted from tho log
% OF The 20 the palaces OF European Kings
nghou every State cy ant Indeed al
hamlet CHERRY PEcToRAL is known as the
| remey the Throat Lungs and in many
fsn be extensively used b{ their most
gen Physicians Great Britain France and Germany,
e the medical sciences reached their highest pcrecuon
PEcToRAL introduced and constant use 10 the
tais, Aims Futc Institutions, and IN coinesc
as the remedy their attending Physicians can of
more dangerous affections OF the lungs Also IN aet
va Tor Children is SAFE pleasant and enectuai 70 cuiS III
e OF he acng testimonials receive nave oeeh o
en who have found ecacou particularly nciaeh
alto childhood
The CHERRY Pee by practical Chemist anG
" ounce o: under his with invaable accuracy anu
s sealed projected by law from counerteits conse
",nty can berelied genuine without adultea
we nave eaGeavoed here furnish the community with eo
o such intrinsic superiority and worth should commend tse
as cohtdencea remedy safe, speedy and eieca
h has repeated and countless trials proved itself TO be
us oy in preparing il with chemical accuracy o
strength afford Physicianaa agent on which they can
o the best afflicted with remedy that will du
rem all t!a, medicine can do.
Prepared and soldby j. C. AVER, Practical and Analytical
Ss owe and sold wholesale and retail in
hnnEH'na BY PURCELL, LADD g. CO., and PEiT0N JOHN
sGsh l2-ew3m
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lInGlSIA,-A, Croui, of Chancery the Of
held the State Cour House In the city OF fichao''
rS..rrl.T the 9Th Gay % Mach 1872:
L.. " ~ - PlifTs
, y D:.,,
R, PRIOR Durc deceased the said Richard
Virginia his wife, E. o. Botd Durell Bpyd conway
~ pck Foster and E.cnor his wife, DAVID 5oyd Wl!aE'
Bog: cry BOYD Richard icac. surviving executor OF Joh
MR John McRse, jr, deceased, Bri]tnln w. Ieg
l Wilder: Thvras Jones 10 his own rs ana as oEecuol
GIp deceased Richard Williams lac Scrin o filnee
Gee ccar,y ard SUCH administrator OF Lohn Wliaer de
c Thnaa. Wl.:wortl administrator with the VIII ahneSc
Cl.er Mallory OF the town OF Petersburg ana
,cc administrator oIIector Mcneil deceased Thomas Branch
Sssn: Of the town and SUCH administrator lie
nor Of til: said Hector Mcneil deceased John MeRac Aex
ssl4. ,,,rs. arJ V,nl.t CIn;l orne Deils.
sy@an- discontinued ny the cecreo OF inc
C e.e ;he twenty ninth day OF March, eighteen nun
Sa r under the provision contained IN me srrehn see
orc hundred OF the Code o flrga
Ia the plain, i Ischar:al tifonks mas oellf
s:ia plaintiffs. Brooks and samuel !ones n elr
''rse plaintiff Pamela ubson by her coGDsS ls GAY
cTai! the case but OF appearing tna hoc
.cch that ai!avit has oecn laut
'.Na such or sieWihe why
se- the Court without n ts time
s s'i case, the uriher muloa o e
s doth order that this motion lie docReeo ana
h'lued and that The Geecans or such
: living and within the jursicon OF ths Court be
! this application by hes served with copy OF this order
I'D tx albert defendants by publication thereof for tour weess IN
one published in the lily OF ehnond to ehow eauee
aT h.y the next The order OF Gemsson aoIe
s this he relnsateu upon lhe ooCk'
Nsy y5-ew,w wy p ROBERTS Clerk.
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THTnTy-sacoyD D coNGREss--,sr : SESSION.
hloSpAY, MAY u, le52.
SkN AIE

Mr. Better prosen,cI the credentials o! Wm F. De Saus-
sre Senator frnm South Carolina IN the place oil blr
Rhctt lie qualified and took his seal.
The President laid before the body report from the Sec
retayy of the Navy resolution relative 10 The
comparative value Of bitumiuous and anthracite coal 1t
referred.
The Senate then motion Of Mr.. A;chison, went into
executive session an Indian treaty.
When the doors opened at halt past two o'clock
The Deficiency Eli taken up w.n after debate The
amendment for the repair Of the Long Bridge was rejected
20 against 3D.
An amendment was adopted tof the payment o! extra
clerks in the ce:sus bureau.
The Senate after further proceedings 1tnur=ed
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Gu motion Of lr Houston, chairman Of tns committee en-
ways and means, tie House went into committee IN Tho
state of The Union and TOOK up tie House t no A. ma
king appropriations for the next isca! year.
The House snmed md Mr. Stuart moved the usual .ea-
ou,ion 10 limit debate 10 five ninutcs
Mr. Bayy moved TO amend the molten by Inserting two
| hours.
Mr. Clingman moved TO lay the resolution on tie table.
and called for the ayes and nocs when Il voted in the at
native, and 81 in the negative.
MIR Jones OF Tenn temporarily occupied The chair,
decided that tho ayes prevailed under tls consGi0h.
| tnc members present vote in the Affirmative.
The ordered upon the appeal pending
which motion made that III. HOUSE "dJonn which
the ayes and ordered ad the motion mega
| tired-yeGs 65 nays 9U
Mr. Cinsman Withdrew his motion TO lay on the table,
| and also his appeal
The resolution then modified from fifteen minutes TO
| two hpura which was agreed TO-
The House again into committee the state OF the
Union and Mr. Hasiiburn Of aaine, is making hours
speech amidst much :onfpson with reference 10 .e posi-
lion Of the Wing party and the hnnty o. the compromise
measures cunteEding that be determined by
uons of adversely 10 public opinion lie de-
u1upccd the called Union party aud insisted that The true
question whether the fugitive slave law was
Unconstitutional but whether another, equuy sure
1 nd pf,cfiyr might substituted.
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TF'E would Gail the attention OF Farmers 10
c Power tor driving Wheat ThrcsieS which he has just
oHf; and ada;cd 10 his ar:uved and popular Drum This
Hose Power tuts thing this line Of
=;-i Virginia bnrg rapidly OF with less
rrc IL less 10 get oai oil repair preTchtns that
complained by hrsakagcs He also Keeps hand
fm4s order great variety Of other machinery which
soy call the attention of The community his Horse Power
Nall (eaSy by hoTses which haS been fully ell
lad be valuable where water power not convenient,
the accommodation persons (ho find incoaTcRisn
70 my establishments the Old Church. uanoyer)
cacd Of these machines al the Plow Factory OF Messrs.
G Wait d Co. Franklin Rchmnnd where will be shown
pcbic These gentlemen have appointed my agents
selling and receiving orders for these machines Orcrs
s.Ii 20 them c Richmond al Old Church Post Office
IL orec. Will NEE: VIII: pIomr, attention.
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PLOwS! PLOWS! PLOWSy
-, nr.l.,cA nl..

maze just Completed l"o new FLOWS upon
w Cut lirace piiacr lie. especially adapted toS
:aow-one :or three and the other for
Farmers who have i clover
aasr an! who Pow Sat will choke clog. would d.
cali! believing. DO, that here Piow
the above purposes those Offer timo li
They have been tried by the oes! judges and pronounced
.or thing OF tue Kind now in We daily ajdir
already arSe stock OF Rarpws Couters Cuvater
OF which We have this spring made Improvements
W o'er and
other establishment in this Stale, that deals exclusively In
ard, coufnc Ourselves to The particular branch tn
Ems. assured keep up with all the improve
thought valuable. Avery large stock Of Castings
tar1.
-, ai-law3m GEO WATT & co,
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.N o"'. ,to q"csuon was on ordering il be en-
crosse: mr. l. had offered substitute for the bill!
hl!. SHEFrEY moved That the bill be indcE,e,v nosno,
cd This proposition sustained by Messrs SurFrry
and SHackE.FnRD, and oPpused by M PAaros 1he nron
oSiIiGn 10 indefinitely postpone carried. r
Mr. CAMPBELL called up the bill in relation 10 the SouIh
Side Rail Road Company AIR. s. offered substitute there
Tor.
dr. ":TcHER moved that the Senate adjourn. Ayes Is,
nccs y. So the Senate adjourned.
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wt,rr11NG RRIDGE CASE.

W.s.,sc-os NV M.-In the Supreme Court, to-day,
the rspor, of Engineer McAIpno in the Wheeling bridge
caae III favor of draw called up tor oy
the The report resisted by secIels1y .hs
city of Psburg Hon. Reverdy Johnson VIII conciuoe 's
tho argument 70. .norrow, for the bridge company
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TO THE FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

c-L,"ES' S:IOES-HGME MAUE-Ssveral wealthy farmers
= lria. examined Slaves Plantation Btoeue and e the.
or w,ner suprly induce advertise that pre-
m 70 coaac, any number of pairs suitable for plantation
crry hacs or sIply rail road home
sr ,r SUI crio Orders addressed will meet wish
gnpt attention.
|s1r- Allo! which ure offered al the lowest rates.
iTri, 1y-c.owGm p::MBERT0N dk BRO. Richmond, Va.
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JOHN NJ. LATHAM,

Al TORNE At LAW,
WAsgISoroN CITY, D. c.
the several Courts Of the pstric OF Columbia
Ans ssss pc-eEl his profession which may be cnirust
viii meet with aronn1 aiention licrciersto
Cun INo. ". iicCALLA, washington, u. u
JAuss J. MILLSE, ESQ.,,
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
foa TIE CURE OF COUGHS, COLDS. HOARSENESS, bkoH
cHlriS. GROUP ASTHMA. WHoOPING COUGH,

AND CONSuM uMPIlON.
zlbSANY years ltriai, instead ui impairins the
w public confidence in ,his medicine, has
Foa Tor II an appreciation and noloriety by far
thtedinc the nnat sanguine expectations OF
s Trends. Nothing bui i:s intrinsic virtues
! Saa he unmis;skable bencfi; conferred on
lhSa'andS OF sufferers, could originate and
atih;sin the reputation 1t enjoys. While many
! ihe'ior remedies thrust upon III. community,
ave failed and been discarded, ;nia has gain
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sCtOGE. AT BUCHANAN,

N BUIETUlKT COUNTY, fIKGINIh.
yyIi session nj ;he subscribers School will commence
4 Ivri CAV II Of June
r. ,i.t studies will be scale sufficiently extended !,
W. 2 s lie highest classes the Univorsi,y virginia
nr 5r; d ,"r COLLEGES.
in sprove,hay healthy country and contains
rruatsasy r"ta population. Il Is very accessible: Cana
T,r w Richmond land passengers within few yar is OF The
!undTel dollars per session OF moEthsone
MI -. the 1 OF June and neha the ls. of Novem
; ?s nc u:s al expenses Hooks and Staone
who. Ic furnished ~ the sub cribc al Richmond prices
Sw nj viii De Charged i:"m the date enering up the
sct .. &c sion
r.,. o. Guardians wishing further information will address
- Pa:cGshuTs. Va paronsburg tho opposite side OF
,.s ,y.r be :: the Pos. Office for Buchanan
-s--rsM WM r. GALT.
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Tn the Edio

To Tie Editors of ne EHqu'Hr.
You will please thar MIR. Jackson OF Pieasans ane
Rchs tied off with Mr. Garet, of Halifax on the queslio1
of locating the District Court in the End Dstrlc Mr
would have voted for Lynchbure and Mr. G. for Pttsl
vania Court House.
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DEATH OF O. A RICK

DEATH OF o. A. BUCK.
RALEIGH N. Co. May 20. A. Buck Of the POST Once
Department Washington city, d. c., died of consumption
R.lsjph this evening He had but recently returned from
a Southern tour for the benefit Of his health.
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-.ISE yIWCIaIiI INVENTiON.

.;RS r. CSNrERS ABDOMINAL. AND PERiNEAL SUP
!. PORTER pr the relief and OF Pasus Cei IS now OIL
~, ic |, mas been in the last se years and has
eminent Physicians and has pFoVet
valuable il-trumeRts OF the KIND now exsn
gugs.IScEs H. Slrbing, NJ ID SauntoI Va Prof.
sa,.f, " - louis, Mo; Eob: II Sears ~ T. Foley
D Sr:ic Wa Deathcracc. Flint Iiill Rappnhaunoct
"a Va jackson NJ D, We" stock. Va; L. iioush NJ d.
E.Gery. IL D. Wss:n"t1r. FapfahannocE Co.. Va jain u
f;rsn ~ D. Col, Kerrer Luray Page Co; VIM s. Alsor, VI
anre Va: r san'!e.s rcnlus, Prince Wlianl Co,'a
tG.s9a drown. II D., FTon' Royal Va
AHIf. & GRAY Agents. Richmond, Va
T. .rhcr (asen, the ratence) will sell the right OF an!
co may or Incorporated city that has not been cold
fo;iag- paid Slate Mills Rappahannoek County Virginia
Nl.h q-cW3in H. - tNN ELl.
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THE SCOTT PARTY.

The Virginia Wings who will be called Baltimore to
aid in the sacrifice OF Fillmore the bloody altar of Seward
ISM will doubtless be delighted 10 hear of The quality
of the associates into whose intimate companiunsfip
they will be thrown. The country is well acquainted
with The rather notorious character Of COL Fz-
henry Warren who, for his over.zealous official
ecctioneering for Gen. Scott. has recently received his
walking papers the hands of President Fillmore and in
very polite STYLE Northern paper Gays:
The cause OF Gen. Scott has received formidable acccs-
sion 10 consequence of the resignation Of Gel Warren as
tive zealou. and indea!igabe Scott man, and will work
hard and efficiently for Scott He s he dUore and lrus-
ted agent and adriseT Of Gen. Scott and the general never
either in out of military service had better aid.
The Albany Atlas describes the Scott decgatesom New
York to the Wing National Convention, showing the fruitful
ways and means of Sewsrdm. Among he delegates aic
lsast four who appointed 10 Office by General ay
or bu, who remoredf fr their Seward Free Soil mach
aons against the laws of the Unon particularly The ius!-
two slave law large number of the rest were corruPly
awarded profitable under The unconstitutional Nne
Million bill by the Letting Board and charged by the
Fillmore Wings returned home, organized their districts
with the money and by surprise their opponents car
ried the elections.
The Atlas sums up the direct eadowmens of the Scot
delegates elect of The Corrupng fund They nro ~
gross follow counting The excess in the awards over W
lowest responsible bids the value of the contracts:
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OAK GROVE ACADEMY,

n u, 4.
ises s Sccoi lsituated within TWO miles of the
rsTay lesa!e institute, tie road leading from New
Euckin.a C. II ) will he resumed 18th Of Janu
A., ~; AM: terminal. on the 3;h o. November following
ihsrucn embraces the ordinary English branches
!, -. al ;hr frsi b.auc.-, - Mathematics.
r.. ;Hasu for the patronage heretofore extended
-c,iu,ly continuance tho same and pledge.
] Hat pains viii be spared in the moral and mental culture
Ia. ncss eg.ru-:td 10 his care
Board and Tuition per session Of ten months soC
it;,s. JOHN r. CLAIBORNE
nc S-ed Crawl Hill Post Office.
II.ua EsHING MACHINES, &c.-As Ok
.s,e:p: extensively engaged in tho
.g.,l.. Of TkIc>hcs Fans AMI Horse Powers
he :aur .:ereIi styles Of crse Powers when ai king
ay invented which is believed adapted 10 the
ee paraaa machine than heretofore brought
furnish usseys Rsapcrs those that prefer
f,i.o;s expecting viii please address by mail and
: 4 .uni.n them with such information as lhaye.
n. ". SMITH
N,vi- Of Main and 18th atreets
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THE VEGETABLE CROP OF LOWER VIRGINIA.
We take from the Norfolk Argue the following statistics
OF the export of vegetables from that city and it's vicinity
Brisk BusISEss.-Thc steamship Roanoke, her trip
yesterday New York. carried from market Fifty
barrels of strawbe!res nicely up in quart BASKETS
barrels of cherries and hundred and thirty EIGHT barrels
Of green peas The Baltimore boaa for week pas
averaged each trip 200 barrels OF pees besides quantities OF
fresh fish, crabs &c. One huckster alone in market,
fifty dollars worth OF ice per week In the way OF
preserving fish sent 10 the northern cities In fortnight the
potato and cucumber crops will commence and about four
weeks tomatoes will De ripe when our farmers will reap
rich harvest.
1t is estimated that less than half million OF money
will be realized the present by the shipment abroad u
early vegetables from this port One
alone is cutiVatiDg thirty Of land in strawberries by
why OF experiment. and employs fifty pckers. 1t ia plea
ride through the farms in the neghborood and
The number of persons OF both and Of all sizes and
compexons busy engaged in gathering peas. They eurn
liberal wages and not loaler 10 present TO be found in
streets So much for Virginia industry.
Well may the Argus say, $50 much for Virginia Industry
Norfolk and its vicinity (says the Petersburg Inelgencer
have example worthy Of being followed BY the of
the State In this portion Of Virginia. especially, hope
will be whoui!s effect for have been buying
tables from the Norsh instead Of like uolk selling vegetu.
bes to the North.
During the past winter Northern Irish Potatoes have been
ern Onions ceiling hero, every year, 81 bushcl Now,
land in abundance in this vicinity, that win pro,
ducc 200 bushels of the former article 10 the acre. and 4uu OF
the latter The heretofore assigned for not embark
Jog In cultivation u these articles was that he p'otuc-
ton OF them any considerable quantity, would gut the
market This il it be reason, hope will soon cease to
exist, for by The Improvement Of river shall have all
the facilities that need for shipping of these articles to
the North where in the Of Norfolk, they bring
highly rerlunerang prices.
0ur tanners arc we'll satisfied they make 20 bush
els Of wheat the and sell II for 81 3usEel "iat
will ev cay hundred bushels CT Potatoes to The acre
sold al 81 bushe7 Besides Potatoes and Onions there are
acles gsrdan production which could read
lily export most prohIebly
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Geo. w. Mordecai ESQ., of Ralegh has presented, be-
half of the friends Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road
Pitcher and Waiter of solid silver the Hon. R. NJ Saund
e testimonial of their high appreciation Of his seevecs
in the of Internal improvements in North Carolina
and especially in buha Of the CASTOR Road The Standard
says il cost $500.
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sEsHaIOND ENQUIRER.
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THURSDAY MORy1SG. NAV o7. 1852.
TIE coYREspoNnPNcr

IN order TO allow time for all the gentlemen who have
oeeh "rittcn to on the subject respond shall defer unit
hoo" hc publication of all the correspondence hetweer
oo' u. ocott ESQ., the Democratic E!ector of this District
seVefa' gentlemen prominently named in connection vii!
he presidency, which has been placed in hands WI
nave now letters from eleven of hoec gentlemen who all
come up 10 The mark proud to say Other answer:
we expect to receive prior the time OF publication OF the
whole correspondence
me ~ l. Herald OF Tuesday publishes Mr.. SCOTS let
Ter as wei us imperfect synopsis of the replies
ccived by telegraph from Washington The Herald save
cditsraly, with much force and humor:
TIE SEWS-GOoD TIDINCS FROM WASHINGTON CITY &C
Our special elegraphc udviccs received from Wasns
hsh and which, with ncunscerable degree Of sat-
most important character.
MIR Robert G. Scott distinguished democrat OF Virginia
struck the nail upon the head and brought he demo-
a li'aEs Tor the Presidency 10 the explicit and
pfaccai les! upon The compromise platform He asks each
SahuGac Individuality should he be nominated and elected
PRESIDENT and in the The passage of aar bin hy
Congress destroying or impaag the present efficient nr,c
s"l Eovslehs o ihe law fo- the reclamation ive
saves WIN he siop Or aps' nYul3 Ne have lie IN
sop dccsivey in fsvor Of maintaining the law cv.
doing co. shall become necessary 10 exercise the Win
power And VIC have no dcuhi tint buchanan, Ruer Lunc
and others, viii! give the response.
The thanks of The whole country due 10 tho author Of
this mastery and decisive movement. II admits uf
dodging j is diamond diamond, and Scott acains,
Scott In bringing lie democrats 10 the mark, the demo.
Southern Union whigs put Tho questions General
Scott, and we shall see what shall see.
II now pretty manifest that the democratic candidate
will take The field PLEDGED 10 the exercise Of the vco
TO sustain intact the Fugitive law If This does not bring
out Goneru Scott in something better than IA asy plate
OF SOUP that critical question: he will be most signay
defeated Tho real work OF The campaign opens delightfully."-
Let the Democratic Convention stick 10 and Seward and
his inccndary uics may be eecuay put down for the
twenty years.
The eralds Washington correspondent referring 10 this
remarks:
1T is evident tho Democratic Convention will remain
silent upon the Compromise measures but that full un6
frank expression of opinion vii! be required om all the
didatss The prompt and decided in which the diff
crent candidates havo the issue will do the party
eri1 service. The Democratic Convention by taking up
the Compromise measures will nvnIve upon tie Hhip Con-
Sention the necessity OF doing also Mum eunidalc
will not be the order of the day after a.'