Washington telegraph., 1852-10-06

The Culepel felt himself somewhat pinch
cd an the Interval Improvement question
and charged MI RouNsAyr.lE with bemg
sectional in his IDEAS On This subject, and
with advocating Internal Improvements
morely becuse ho lived on the oach,l
river H. then attempted 30 rilieule the
ouaclitariYcr, By comparingittotho Hodeau
and other small airfams Of the adjacent couu-
try. Mr. RogssNuLG told him hc woulluol
have done so at Camden. That he did gal
do so-bcau bis opinions about nayi.a-
Die dg5nwase ,uliect to his dfsre tal
paifN
The Colonel went through the whole slcf-
eotyped roniinc Of SANDERS against General
soorr, without advocating anything orig
nal-wiihaut proving By one word or cs-
preston imt he knew any mora than tbae
Win listened u him. Wcweuld Mt dep.e.
eiaic the Colonel. talents, but We ascft
with as much balauess, and fully us much
truth. TINT tber were several within hi,
hearing. and on lie SIM side ef the hmn,
ihai eaabl ha,o knocked tha dllng oai d
hia pceah.
Ii we ladna been hotter informed. w
should haye takeu Tie Colonel to be. # not
some loa aned bellamiIc, at lJa.t SINE p.
Utica, aIekazrotNisioaarY mmmaniap.=-
Eai tie Gulzisaa hananile nm and s.
as iao i'ay sy.. i,ampheb ho mia.
curoa j Tio,sd--"are sc all haaanbs
meu lie may te a talented man, ba
We do uot know H. Il. ha would take ia.
salts ad. iacfo Pt.uee iial, aal iuHn1 Ii
3aasa lil,le il vga.l do himself ml
c@4 M fan, aai. perhaps ozb.bit,algis
which werane aoa perceive.
ARai'mad Convention aillleballa. caa.
len, Omsh'a samtg g. On .hes eoad almdiy
oz NpyzmlaraaA#. "a u..sa.aIitir som.l.
Interested ia lls construction a. a giIi,4l
iem i'alal'a# gaias imdms. ars F.
q4s.cd 10 .#adlzlssae.. Taa.a aboln.o
taken sioss in this rad afe particularly
ihitl To aBanl
#GG4>a. slEam-WgIallzlia.
lay .c'.eramRH aIs fo.s, toa e#u.lc.
,maiaNa5k}a, ,u,arsiisg Ia Statements
concerning lie New Boston spasrli. md
declaring TIA, be isqa.'a a, much plpa=el
10 Con Sg.tsas tn GaD=r.ear, l#m
s.aa s'apls ap soa.lera Platform lal.
be.asa a,Beuf The south. Hua @aal'y 'y
Is a'tas.fiIu s@,IHm institutions
ANOTHER EAuoaER Is the limGD-The
'.laohsonpat lArk') Commercial mm.
crly nrn,r .ir j5uraal, hl been changed
o he "WUsIy News. ali uug ai,.cllgs
lhe claMs %. Sgp., asi Graham. The
-Noa 9.ts HUI ~. ;, =. '.sssJobb
recently %, misplace We wish him all
sgri OF Nsres.
prEunwual aLauaN--cmera in
l&ij passed an as q, establish q Uniform
,imc Ds holding y..e..uas Gr c.r,,r. for
p.cilga. ASA Vice President, in d. the
State, oi the nion and according To this
act, ihe election iLis year win be ht.i ON
Ta,Adty. tar re5ad day of N0,emhar-
The act ptop's, Tor hp.ims the civIiou,
an ii' Tar.l. r aicf tire Gf.t MoudIy in
Nmcmber
Tue BNkRrrr LAw.-From lLc way
Democratic Orator. abuse tho Whiq, foriha
passage of DE- bsnkrul. lrs, one pold
suppose iha. tie Laros bad nothing 20 Do
with ID and il u3, al,ocato iis pasage-
We would remind them that W. H. King
tlieir candidate torthc Vice Presidency, not
only voted for the BaD&rvw Lor, Jut
voted al,o tr iIc i'a1fd .Nqios B9k
ol7dc, and az .ha la.' session Of Congress.
drigel the 'o'a oa ,bc Rjcsr aid Ho,,g,
BiH Ihis is ao,hcr specimen Of Dno.
cratic consistency.
COMMISSIONER GryrniL LAyn OFrcE
The Telegraph announces tbc appointment,
iy iLa President Of NJ John Wilson, Of
Washington Ciy, as Commissioner of the
Gcaeml Land odic,, in place of Mr. Butter.
field, resigned Mr. Wilson hos for several
years been the able aud efficient chief clerk
O. that department and Is familiar with all
the dH.irsoi his ucw sntion III. appoint
men. wiil gIya general satisfaction
TnG Nrw Posr MASTER GNruAL.-
Samuel D. Hubbard, The new appoiatcc to
.he Post Office Department. lisa resident Of