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also, n..s assortment Of fine Linen Srs and Crsvats
ara various other articles.
In addition the above. (my usual stock harc tuss
returned from the East with SPLENDID and extensive
stock ~ Cloths Of every description will sell low at
Nhoesal and Retail the same 10 order.
G 'od fits and perfect satisfaction. no trade.
am now using in my establishment Potent SertsS
Machine. which enables mako cheaper than any
oiher establishment whi,h do not nse them IA
chine 10 working re- solution in the Tailoring Business
have obtained the sole right sell patent rights Of this
invention county, and ask from the trade
an examination Of this machine
sepn q. GCMBEkTs.
make tn order in the best style.
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Lively ANDSALE sTABIH

4 ~.
| a THE undersigned have purcaas %
10 Ii,:,s stable, :. Lss s street, and mac. F:
Fire eeoa stock or HOSES osT
CARRIAGES. to which We invite the attention Of ii
public They intend from This time 70 endeavor 70 sais
articles and term. will prove agreeable. Canages foe
par.ie. sreur,lOn, funeral &c. ways hand: B.nS
horses and keep them In the best style:
| aug3s M.6E. II. DeCARNO
\ N0TICE.-Tle undersigned having formed Co
| ~ partnership, will practice Law under the nrm 81
Amorys building First street, opposite Bemsni q.
viess We shall also undertake purchase snd ssIs
Of real estate, AID payment OF taxes the same. Cor
lection of Claims all business entrusted IN s win 70.
-eive united attention. The once Of he ismssss
agency III The same place. sSHN Law, ioux.ox
Evansville. Mar. IS, issn.-1
= oTToSYARN.-ioob.g sjus. reed per R. N. Pa.,oa,
| Y for sic BY Sc. GILBERT & CO.,
| jyls Sycamore near wstsr.
T. 10 bills No. ];
lohf-bLis No. 4:
iohfbbis largo No. 3:
10 barrels large Nc. 3;
10 quarter barrels No. ];
mss7 30 <'''' ''' PRESTON RE- 'S s sR3rHxss.
OcAsEs sssOr.ed Aacials just reed and for sale ~
- sugl0. n. AAGHEE Co..
CuN MoUSTIScs.-
" 2O0 Rife Earres;
s DO. German ' silver aountins.:
20 do Percussion Looks;
do Flint do;
20 DO Double Triggers:
50 do Bullet Moulds. WiPers and RIBS;
Together with an assortment Of patent Brooches, Tel
pins, Cocks. Main Springs, Nippes. Rod Hea.s. Sheet
Bras. AMI German Silver &C.. for gale at the .gn o. The
r oNsDALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for sale by
Il myIo JAS. Low & CO.. az Main It.. Lou. Ky.
1OACON-l0oC a clear sides In store ana for sale ~
Is ausss PRESTON BROTHERS.
pure sal'ips |Ss sssY as and
i augeS Sc. GlLBERT q co.
III 2 cases Mohair and Silk warp Lustrss:
do ass..'d rolors Velvcts:
do Black Cloth;
do Blue. drah, brown, green and olive tri slsshs,
do Jaekonett Csmbrcs:
do assti'd colors;
] do Turkey Red Oh chints;
do French Cassimers; a,
do Blue and Steel mixed estno<e:
do Clue and White Blanketa:
do Silk and worssed sergss:
do cartoon cape netting;
do cartoons Of ctton Tyles thread. joe. ediugs.
.; 5 do Wooden Tweods: q cases ~. Jesns.
RANn BoxEs;.sed gsna Boxes 3 ms. rcd ana
CUGAR lao bids Pair 70 Prime In store and for ale
Oby (je6l POSTERS 4 BROWN.
l .. g n, ,ss; fSx ss : e. s.
CcIss0R8 AND sHEAks- y
~ 800 dog Scissors assst'd. .-t
$50 dog Shears. reed his day and Tor sale By
susI' JAe. Low q CO., AZ Main a., Lou. NJ.
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MUSIC.

assortment easy pieces arranged for young per.
AOmers on the Piano Forte just received and for sale
~ -Iri T. COEYEGTOH e. co.
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81. CHARLES REsTAURAF

LNMANUEL GUMBYRTS having taken shs large
IL three story brick building, the German Thea
TIRE, where hc will be happy to accommodate his
friends and the public generally, in the approved
style. His Bar will at all tmes be supplied with n
splendid lunch viii o. " a., ~ 10 oeiost ever v
those hasty plates Of SOUP and all the other uxursf Of
the SEASON. Gentlemen can be accommodated st
forl auS2O.yn
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REMOVAL

REMOVAL.
nR. 3. p. johnson has removed his once Let. o.
- few doors above the Sherwood House; the
formerly occupied by Or. Traon. Residence the
corner Of 9th and Walnut SITS. scptl3-H
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sSNlTC NE.

CyOFAS, Diran, Center. dining Brcakfas! and Card
= Tables Walnut and Mahogany Plain and Dressing
hare u.s. Rose Wood Marble top Dressing do enclosed
aud plain Wash Stands. Lounges, Bedsteads ana Mat
tresses. Also large and general assortment Of ood,
Can. and Hair seat Chairs, for sale low by -
sug23 lyd WooLSEf NELso.''
TEwELRY & NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Finger rings,
81 Breast Pins. shirt stads, Gold Rms anu Pencils.
Watch chains, Keys, Gold aid silver Watches, Steel
Deeds and Caps Brushes Conbs. Purses. Fame SOAPS,
Accorans Volins, Pictures and varioas othe notous
for ssS 10y
aug2 " WOOL;EY * NELSON.
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FREE SOIL TICKET.
For Presidest.
JOHN Y. HALE, or NEw HAMrsHRB.
Fer Vice. President.
GEORGE W. JULIAN, or INDIANA.
Free Soil Electoral Ticket Of indiana


ftephcn c. Stevens, OF Jefferson county.
James II. Cravens. OF Ripley county.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
I Henry Hew'ns, Of Warrck county.
Harmon y. Clark, cf Perry county.
John g. Craven. of Jefferson county.
Stephen s. Ha ding. Of Ripley county.
Matthew X. Hull. of Pay cite county.
Ovid Butler. o. Marion county.
Abiathar Crane, Of Putnam county.
Elizur Demming. of Tippecanoc county.
John 7. Demming" f st. Joseph county.
10 George ". Weeks of--couuty.
il David w. Jones. of GRAFT county, oct4
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w ATER street Evansville Indiana. Aucnoneer
wv ami Com mission Merchants Manufactures Agents
Dealers ia pry Goods Furniture. Chairs Clocks, iooN,
Glasses Picture Frames, Notions &c. Particular atch
ton given 10 the safe nll descriptions OF Gooas kegu
lar every TUESDAY Thurs ay and Saturday Casl
ad yances made Oh ConsgnmeEts -
aug % Is WOOLSEf u NhLsoN.
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TRIM MrNGS.

TRIM MrNGS.
NEW fall and winter trimmings for sale. Ribbons by
~ the yard o. bo:t Velvet Ribbons b, the yard or
bolt AK Beads by the II and doz strands, var ty
OF Lace Gimp and other Gims and Laces, Brdes, But
tons. Bonnets, Silks plain changable and figured worst
ed Glove new article with many other trimmings.
Bonuets repaired, silk Bonnets made to order.
r. GUTHRIE.
oct7-3td.etw Main st. opposite the bank.
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DrSS )LUTIoN
THE partnership heretofore existing between Walker
Il and Negley, ia thS Owcnsville Steam Mill. is this
day Dissolved by mutual consent All claims against said
firm will De pa by John Walker, and all ebs due the
grim must BE- paid 10 hi,u. JOHN WALKER,
Nm. NEGLEY.
octl3.3tw Owensvilc. Oct. 9TH, 1852.
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BORDgQS

rINHE subscriber has hand large and beautiful ~
sortnent Of Gold, Velvet and cheap Bordes.
which the attention the public IL respectfuy ai-rts
JOHN c. DEVEREUX H.,
yo7 Main, between LIST and Cd 81, ecLs.
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NNHITE LIME-50bbls On -four bbl-) reed per f.,
w boat this day aud Tor sale by
scpta3 FUsTERS & BROWN
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HITS AND CAPS.
fSCASES Angola, Kossuth, California and Bune
- Vista Hats: Cloth, Molar, and silk Plush Caps.
sep Is MERRITT, FIELD e. co.
The following ,ers will copy above advs. To the
amount OF 81 AMI sJnd bills 10 advertisers:
Courier, Henderson,: Demo, rat Ncwburgh; Journal.
Hutsouviie Gazette, Vinc-nnes; Clario , Princeton;
Register, Mt Carmel; Standard Bowlino Green; Advo-
cate Mt. Vernon.
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Bank NOTICE.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the Annual Election for
eight DIRECTORY in the Brai.ch at Evansville Of tho
state Bank of Indiana, will be held nt the Banking
House monday the LIST day OF November ensuing 10.
tween the hours of 10 o'clock NJ. 4 o'clock =.
b. order " the Board and Directors.
sept2s-2w G.. W. RATdBoN. Cashier
John C. DEvBREUX, ia, Wholesale and Retail
d dealer in Wall Paper. Fire Screens Window Blinds,
eascrs Wrapping aud Roofing Paper, Lamps, Phosgene
Gas. etc. ETC., Main street, between First and Second
streets. iOlyl
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WTINDOW GLASS-240 boxes best city aud country
w brands Of szes-6 by 10; by TO- 10 by "a; 10 by
I6 10 by IL l2hy 6 l2 by ls 10 by by 90; in store
and for sale BY POSTERS * BROWN.
oetl2 Corner Main and LIST .ts
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.OCASES Shifting Check, reed and for sale by
- sept22 JAS. LOW & CO., Az Main ST. Lou. Ky.
I INSEED O1lS-4 Bsrrels best quality and In fine ord
IL er for sale low to close. y. r.. GILBERT * co.
sept2S Sycamore hear Water.
TIMOTHY Seed-50 bushels clean new, for sale by
l. s-pt2l POSTERS & BROWNE
(tIDER VINEGAR-.0bbs G. VI. & Co. and II. John
" sons. superior artcl,. for pickles, for sale by
sept-3 FOSTERS q s,ROwN.
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Shoes shoes!

Shoes ShOCS.!
L AIDES, Misses and chdrcns sh o. in great varieties
IL just rac'd and for sale AT
EMBICn'S DRY coon STORE.
ocE Main ST.. three doors below Second.
m o. sUGAR-lS hhds fair tn prime. for sale by
4Ns ST. GILBERT & Co.
scpls1 Sycamore Water,
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=. ScHwIsG. .....--S. p ScHwISo
New stove aud Crate Warehouse.
Copper, Tin and Shcetiron Ware Manufac.
torn.
Main street, opposite The Bank.

Main street, opposite the Bank.
XNIE have Just received and offering the best
w selected assortment OF Stos brought this
market, Of Cincinnati and Louisville manufacture con-
sstng Of coal and wood Ranges Buckeye State Hooser
State, aud Kentucky Prcmin. cook stoves coal and
wood Parlor, Franklin. nj Cannon, plate, Shields
Parior, and all kinds Of heating staves. A handsome
assortment OF enamcled aud plain Mantle Crates.
Also Tin ware Coal Buckets Japaned ware Sad iron,
and Housekeeping articles generally. We warrant all
articles sold BY be what represent them or the
money refunded.
Particular attention paid to Job Work, one OF us will
give personal attention and il satisfaction is
acred. no charge will be made.
septseu JP SCHwING & CO.
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1rS PIECES new Style Bonnet Ribbons. reed thi,
i - day and for sale by JAS. Low & CO.
s.ptt1 AL Main street Louisville Ks.
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Regular Packet.

Regular Packet.
Snxph THE Steamer Fawn VIM. r. Hocroft
AAA>t master, leaves ouisville for Henderson,
in&tH28 every Tuesday. and Friday. at } NJ.
49, and leaves evansville. for louisville.
every wednesday, and Saturday evening on arrival of
the ears.
oetl O'RILEY & MITCHELL, Agents.
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WashumgtOn Hotel,

Washington Hotel.
ToRNER Of Water and Vine Streets Evansville Ind.
~ The undersigned have taken the above house. aps
inform their friends old friends and the travelling public
II is their intention 10 keep orderly and quiet house
The table will all times be supplied with the best The
market fors aud they have doubt by their long OK
peence In catering for the public. to give entire satis
faction to ALL who may favor them with call.
aug9l-Gm JOSEPH SPfTZ & JULIUS PAEST
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MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW GOODS.
rSOCASES AND BALES OF DRY 0OODS-Juu reed
- per steamer win City, Envoy, Golden stste Ae.
direct from the manufactures. Comprising in para 70
Wit
Blcaeh-d Muslins .ss'a;
Aouslin DsLsihs do
GinghAms do
Jzconess do
Cross b rcd Nuiiins do
Swiss and Null do
B0binets, Irish Linens do
Laces, Edging and Insertions:
s sIs; Cotton , and Linen Htf';
Combs, Pine. Rcdding and Tuck:
Single and Doabls Boomer Tuck Contfi
Notions of every description;
Over Coating. ever, kind,
Cloths, Blue, Black and Fancy
+ Casamera, Black and Fancy boesxis;
do do do Plaihi
A'''s HG%Ir
Large aid choice selections Of Pvsss al the neG ap-
s:.t quality and .ysst esisrs" in word, MerehanS
ssnx evansville want the very "tip (ssAiss" they
a MORGAN RRss Il sSs At M ::s q
IN CASES Of Muslin pslAn., reed ,Ai. day and 70
ssp,Ii AZ Main stree, Lousvills Ky.
septll <l7 Main street Louisville Ky.
DEckIvED aud for sale 20 bushels Sweat Po,atoesa
III about bsfthe market price at
septic COOKS FAMILY GROCERY.
SALT.-So0 bbls No. Kanawha at the Railroad Dspss'
- lots delivered free ~ draysys. :er sale by
FOSTkkS q BROWN.
ty2 Agents for kznxxha Salt CO.
+ AwNs.-io cases Portsmouth Lawns reed shis dsv
IL and Far sale by JAMES LOW Il CO.,
my2l ll7 Main street, Louisvile, NY.
ID FINED sCGARS.-3U bbls aud S Jokes. Crushed
myis s"'''e' anu '''''' '' f0sTERs& BROWN.
TNLOUR.-o;0 bbs and 70 hfbbls best brands W
l. and Columbia, for sale by
myl5 POSTERS BROwE.
MUSTARD.-3o0 dox supehorpure Kentucky Aussas
4vl in /, and boxes, for sale low by
jcl BABCOCK bROTHRRR.
SPApES AND SHOvELS.-
~ 30 dox Ames' Shovels No. 9;
10 do do Spades;
80 do Adams shoves and Spades.
100 do Old Colony Iron Shovels and Spades "a sale
low BY Ijenl BABCOCK BROTHERS.
PIcE-4 terees Rice reed this day and for ssle BY
III DS2 PRESTON RRO0.
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POtrnit Painting.

m PolSDEXTER, Portrait Painter, has taken tn,
n rooms In Fosters building, at head ~ STAIRS wher,
would be pleased TO have citizens call and exapn,
his 81 ecmens Of painting He intends remaining in Ev
ansvlle but short time and would request those des
rous Of having their portraits painted all soon. II,
promises to give satisfaction, and ony patronage a
he may deserve it. Iaug1tfl
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30 ITS AND SH Dis.
lS0CASES Boots and Shoes. IN store 10y
lou scptI5 MEkRllr, FIELD & CO
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NE " M JSIC,
FIRE 81 Ar Nv AZ.

TENNESSEE None, bought a, per cent,
l. =. r.. GILBERT & co.
sept30 Sycamore near Water:
Il \ close. by FOSTERS * BROWN.
scpt21 Main aud First sts.
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CUGAR-6o hbds good fair at lowest marke, rates by
- FOSTERS * BROWN.
oct1s Corner Main and LIST sis.
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EMANUEL GCMBERTS has Just furnished Ais {
Ia splendid Saloon with two Tables over the 30
plcmehts vi amuse meIt. aug2o.
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VIEW YORK CLOT HIN: STORE,
ON wArRK Strict, xRrr TO noRxBRooK q sraTu skocER

Ss.seea Main sad Syesms-s.
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DEPPERLL COTTON-lO' bales reed and cor sale Z
y septI+ JAS. Low & Co. AZ Main d. lou XIV
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MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON, Jobbsrsi in Foreign
1Sl aud Domestic Dry Goods, Boots Shoes. Hats, Cap
Bounce xc., Evansville, In. jyHy
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AUCTION.
ID. WOOLSEY.
sEY. II. NELSON.
$500. .......s.s.s.
AUlT ION.
WO"LSi 2 & EEIECN.

s.s.sssssss.s.
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FLIBUsTIER MOVEMENT

We see in the columns of the New Orleans papers
for the last few days unmistakeable indications that
the Flibusters are laying their plans to inveigle
more of the unoccupied young and adventurous
spirits of the South and West to certain disgrace,
if not to ruin and to death. The latest Of these
symptoms that we have observed is the following
anonymous Notice, which we copy from the New
Orleans Daily Delta of the Goth instant:
NOTICE. FLLIBUsTERs AT meeting of the officers
who served under General Lopez in the last expedi
tons Cuba, held Monday evening" the 18th instant
at the Commercial Exchange, it was
Resolved That all the officers and soldiers who served
in the late expeditions under the amented Lopez be
quesed to the the Pearl Wednesday
evening the Goth instant o'clock for the purpose Of
organizing regiment Of volunteers to in the event
of war between the United States and Spain
Resolved That all the papers of the city be requested
to publish the proceedings Of this meeting While
offer blood and lives to the service of nsued
country ask of the press the tribute of this small
place in their columns and the full illustration of the
sentiment that
- The pen is mghter than the sword"
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IRON TEXAS.

The Galveston Civilian Of the 18th instant
contains letter from Secretary CONRAD TO the
Hon. VoLNEY T. HowARD, in reply to letter an
nouncing that the Governor Of Texas had called in
to service three companies Of rangers Mr.. Con-
RAD says:
ln reply, have the honor that recent intel
gence has been received from the Eighth Military De.
partment and, present advised have no reason 10
believe that the services n these volunteers are at all
necessary for the protection Of the inhabitants Of Texas
against the Indians therefore decline 70 authorize
the muster Of these troops deem il proper 70 add,
moreover that volunteer companies thus organized wit
the sanction and contrary the judgment Of the au-
thores properly charged with the defence Of the
try have tendency to create hosttes and rather Il
endanger the peace Of the frontier than preserve it,
We find the following in the San Antonio Ledger Of The
7th instant
| report reached San Patricio on the 9th ultm,
that forywo Indians attacked small body Of Mexicsn
day or two previous at mustang pen, twenty
miles west Of that town. The Indians killed clever
Mexcsns and the Corpus Christi and Laredo mail carrier
The Indians hsd some Fifty horses in their possession"
CoRPUs CHRIsrL-we learn that Gen. Persifer p
Smith, commandant Of the sth Military Department th
State Of Texas has removed his headquarters from Sal
Antonio 70 Corpus Christi
The vote in Houston authorizing the subscription
5000 900 to the Galveston and Red River Railroad wa
carried almost unanimously there being only six votes
| the negative
Lieut. ". P. STREET, y. s Army, recently commtte,
suicide at Fort McKavitt, Texas.
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1t is beyond all question that majority of the
American people prefer Winfield Scott to Franklin
Pierce for the Presidency. Nothing but the iron
despotsm of party prevent the election Of Scott
by an overwhelming majority, and we do not believe
that even party despotism can prevent it. We are
confident that the Wings will on the second of No
vember carry every State in which local elections
have recently taken place. with the single exception
of Indiana, and even in that State our noble polit-
cal friends melted to increased exertion by their
late reverse, have gone to work with all the zeal Of
high-souled, indomtable patriots, with their eyes
and their hearts fixed victory. In all directions
the indications bright and suspicious, and if we
but all 60 to work and keep to work for the
next few days with energy inspired by the great
consciousness that we are working for our country
we shall achieve such triumph as will render
unnecessary any future struggle for the establish
ment Of the ascendency of our party and its princ
ples.-Louisgiue Public Advertiser
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PRIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
TENNEs SEE.

KNOXVILLE, OCTOBER lS
"You may set down Tennessee, and no mistake think
certain for Scott From every part Of the State the news
is cheering indeed Here in East Tennessee in many
counties, we shall make gain If our friends are not
greatly mistaken, in the counties Of Anderson Campbell
Rhea, Marion, Bledsoe, Megs Roane, and Scott we will
make considerable gains while in the other counties we
will lose nothing unless it be in Jefferson Blount and
Hamilton; and even in these now confidently hope
to hold at least our own. tell you now that Scott
win certainly get less Democratic votes in every
county in East Tennessee In this county the Democrats
generally poll about six hundred votes We win give
Scott hundred Democratic votes in spite Of every
thing they do. Our information and tits from the
most reliable sources, is that we shall make gain in
both the Middle and Western portions of the State
one in the latter Major q. A. Henry is now canvassinr
in East Tennessee he has made speeches in every county
nearly So in the two other divisions Of the state and
it is his opinion that the Wings will gain in both Of them
and carry the State for Scott He made most eloquent
speech here Thursday last to large audience and Gre
ated much enthusiasm in the Wing ranks"
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THE GAME OF BRAG.

The Democrats seem to have abandoned all at
tempts to convince the judgment of the people that
their candidates deserve the confidence and support
Of the community. Their main appeals are now to
the cupdiy of men, to their fears and their hopes
They profess to consider the result of the Pesden
tial canvass already determined, and hold out the
spoils of offices and jobs as rewards for eectioneer-
ing services. Thus State and even municipal cleo
tons which every intelligent man anticipated, and
every petty success in the choice Of Mayor, or
constable, although owing to local and extraneous
causes, is blazoned and trumptcd as a great Demo-
cratic victory.
Let not Wings be deceived by this desperate
game 1t betrays any thing buta firm and rational
confidence 1t is much more like the boy whstling
to keep up his courage. Premature exultation and
extravaganza boasng before the election is ordinarily
the sure forerunner of defeat We are accustomed
to It,. No one can forget the parade of majorities
and the confident predictions, day after day. of the
certainty OF the election of Gen. CAss in 1848
The staggering of that day exceeded if possible the
boastings of this, Ohio, Pennsylvania, and Indiana,
then, as now, rolled up large Democratic maiorities,
exaggerated as they are. But it was all in vain
When the election for President terminated. the
mighty torrent of majorities for Gen. TAYLOR swept
over the land and utterly COMPOUNDED the calcula-
tons OF his opponents. So we firmly believe it will
be now. There is profound respect for the public
and private character of Gen. ScoTT, which cannot
be extnguished. There is deep and pervading
gratitude for his great and unsurpassed services that
will speak. And there is thorough conviction of
his vast superiority in all the elements of statesman
ship over his competitor that will be heard. And
the shameful attempts to dsparage and disgrace him
will provoke the honest indignation of all fair and
honorable men -Aibany State Register.