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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
8. JENN NG
New Patent Premium
safety Gas La I'm DIS.

And Patent rhosgene Gas. for burning in the
same. This Lamp. for producing II portable
Light, is confidently recommended as
superior to any other now in use.
'YENEIE LIGHT is produced by the burning of
an aeritorm Gas, which is emit ed ia beau.
tiul ts from ANAL perlo-aIions in PIntina.
Tie Gas is neraled as il is used. by the heat
of its own combustion acting on the burner. cor
ntctcd with the liuuid in the lamp. Thus it is
n perfect and portable apparatus for creating and
burning aeritorm Gas.
Its construction .is such, that all possibility oil
accident fIom ils use is cnI,ely removed and the
great simplicity Ofits arrangement renders less
hable to get ont oi order si,An any oth+T kind OF
Lamp it requires no clelning and trimming as
do tie Oil and Cnmrhtne Lamps. AMI buns e
ounllS we'll, either with or wi huut n gIa So 81 be
or shadr, and perfectly free from smoke or odor
The opinions Of the scientific may be learned
from the flrt, rhatHt the Annual Fair Of the A.
mericnn Institute. in l8i5. a Silver Medal wa,
awarded % the Inventor, and Diploma to the
Muautactnfer; ard ~ the SANG time il was pro
nouucrd the hest light ever exhibited to tho In,
situtc,
The abnye for sale whoseale and retail by
}, X. DUNIlAM l. CO.. No. 25,
Monroe St., near the Merchants aud Mcohan-
les Bank, Wheel ng, Va.
Wheeling. w., June 2. ! $50.
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THE ElsF P,ssIsLE REHEBr 1as CoSsuHF-
-IoN.-wi-iik's Balsan, Of Wild Cherry il jgsi
the remedy That apare niaisl, unPujudieed
uan. thoroughly acquainted with eve system
Of practice. and well acquainted with she whole
Matefia Medica. and experienced in general
practice. v"uld recommend as the best possible
rsmed or the cure OF coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis anu Consumption.
This remedy contnins the extraordinary msdi-
einnl virtnes crihe Wild Cherry npd the F re
which are com5isa9 and embodied in this arti-
Gle.
BY a nice chemical process, everything de-
lie erous or useless is Tejecled, 50 thar what re-
maiu' is the most extraordinary and truly eff.
cacious remedy for all kinds Of pulmona.y y and
liver diseases ever Known t0 maH.
lrr See advertisement.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

MARR Elton sabbath morning the ODD
insl. by Rev. j. NJ Bray Mr.. SAMUEL HEN
MING. OF Lcesvilir. arroll county. aud Mrs
ANN GRAHAM, OF Tuscaawus cuuaty. widow
OF Rev John GraLan, ior many years minis
ter OI the Gospel in the Methodist T., Church.
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Joseph s. THOMAS.

A TrORNEY AT LAW, Cadiz, o Col-
"A lecIiuns made in Iia-risen, Jcilersu,
Fuscarawus, Carroll, Belmont aud Guernsey
counties.
tIict attention given to the business OF En-
eqmtors. Guaidians. Partition aud Salfs of Lund,
CT settlement OF Estates. etc, etc.
UFFlCE-MurkLt ST., doors eaSt OF S,su-
benViilGSt
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EE FRIEDRICH DOUGLASS, the we'll known
colored lecturer, was in Cleveland the othei
day and put up at the Forest City House
The proprietor permitted him to stop on con.
dition OF having bis meals sent to his room
This Douglass assented to. but afterward
took his seat at the public table, which ere
ated considerable Of a hare-up amongst thu
boarders. A brotherofthe proprietor request.
ed him to leave the table, which he positive
ly refused to do!
EE- Governor Calhoun Of New Mexico
,vax danoeYouslv iii at last accounts.
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Wheat.
Corn.
27,466 430,645 10, ,484 466, 400

EE The best place for traveller to
find good accommodations in Wheeling, is
at the Beymer House. Mine host, Mr..
Walker, is one of the best landlords we
know Of.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

RTh next term Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas for this county, commences its
session in Cadiz, on next Tuesday, the 9th
day Of June.
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LARGEST YrE.-One hundred and eighty
hogsheads Of tobacco were sold at the yari-
Gus warehouses yesterday which exceeds
any previous sale in one day by eleven hogs
heads-LOui VI Ee Democr t.
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= ME subscriber will sell at pnvate sale the
H. lIouse in Which he at present liyes, tugeth =.
er with three aores and half oi frst-rnt, land.
known as he Old Steam Mill Property ;" In
Won't Of fertility tho land can not be beat in
tlnuison county, and tnuse in want Of q small
ract had better call and examine, for they mny
est assured. that they will get good batglip.
On the premises is an excellent COAL BAEE.
which is in good working condition. His luliI
is situated close 10 where the Railroad Depot will
be located. TERMs--Twu thirds caEh N banti :.
thcbalance in one year, with interest. t. be se-
cured by bod aud mortgage. A ,;lear und in.
dispntabIe title win be gwen by the subscribet
as soon ms the money is paid. so como on now
il you want to huy land that viii he wor.h hav
ing, call Immediately. and lwill give youn 6,sl
rate bargain and immediate pnsa-o ion.
dccl7.tf UG0R,iE PENN
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EE-The General Conference of the NJ. F.

EE~ The General Conference of the NJ. E.
Church, now in session in Boston, elected
on the 25th ult, the following named per-
sons as bishops of that church,
Rev. M. Simpson, of Indiana,
Rev. E. R. Ames, I"
Rev. Levi Scott, of New York.
Rev. o. c. Baker, of New Hampshire.
The Rev. Mr.. Simpson.was raised in Ca
dix, and has large number of relatives aud
friends in this place, who will be pleased to
hear of his promotion.
1~NN%<N~~N~N~
EE If the editor of the Republican is
willing to publish all the answers that may
be made to his questions, we have no doubt
he can be accommodated with just such an
swers as he desires. We always make it a
business to answer all questions, put to us
by our friends, but to notice every cur that
barks at us, is not in our line. Are you
satisfied, Richard? or will you publish the
answers in full.
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ENANCY GOOBS.-Nccd!r-wor Collnrs, In
A. der sleeves, SpcueeTs, II llHdkrrchicis. Grape
Shawls. Gloves, Mitrs, etc, at the cheap store oi
marI7 JOHN MCCORMICK
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NOTICE I!

TENnE cn-partnership heretofore existing un-
der the firm OF WrIch and Phillips was dis.
solved by mutual consent on the frat dar oi
March last. Those indebted to said firm will
please clll and settle their respective accounts
1T the old sland, iurn ,diaJey, rs longer InduI-
geuce cannot be given.
Ap,ii p. 1852 WEIGH and PHILLIPS,
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NEW CHINA,

Glass aud QWecHsNfaPe SfUie,
No. %, MoNRoE STREET. WnEBrINe. YiRclNIt,
T < ME- subscribers respectfully give notice thar
Il they have imported direct nom the pnnutsp-
tulers, large and complete stock Of tie above
ware, together with an assortment OF Mantle Or
nameRts and Fancy Guods, some OF which are Of
exquisite ,Aste and beauty. Iron. Stone China,
and Porcelain Breakfast Dinner, Ten and roilet
Ware, of entIre new pattern, Solar and Ln' D.
Lamps and Lanterns OF every description. Bri-
tunna Ware Cutlery, etc. We shall at NIL times
keep ms ompletean assortment Of Common Ware
on hand ior the city and country tra,'e. ms oaa
he found ut any other store in the West, nnd By
giving our personal attention 20 re-paeking Tbs
sane, convince ali who mny favor us with II iE
patronage, that they cannot do better alta,
ohe establishment in the country.
IlOBBS, BAR MS & CO..
Flint Glass Manufacturers,
jnn7-u Wheeling v,
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~ Patterson & Co., W ceiling, keep
the largest and best assortment of drugs,
medicines, &C., that can be found in the
city. They sell cheap.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

~ Judge Baldwin, of Virginia, died ;
few days since.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
ions TO sentinel & Farner," since
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

Eg-The military spirit isup in Stcuben-
ville--three new companies haze been form
ed lately.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

ET Mrs. Louisa Wright, consort Of Gov.
ernor Wight, of Indiana, died at Indianop
oils, on the 2Ist ut.
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FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Executors NsIiee.

NOTICE is he eby given that the subscribers
= have been appointed and qualified as exec
utors OF the estate OF Henry Barricklow, late Of
Harrison county. deceased. Dated at CadiA.
this 9Th day of May, 1852.
CONRAD BARRICKLOW.
FARlNGTON BARRICKLOW,
may %. Executors.
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Central Committee Nee ing.

The members of the Democratic Central
G,mmittea of Harrison county, are requested
meet at the National House in Cadz, on
, ext Tuesday evening. (the 8th inst, at 7.
o'clock, P. M,
1t is hoped that every member will be
present, as business of importance is to be
/ ansacted.
The committee consists of Il c following
persons:
Athens township-Dr, Thomas Finley.
German Z" John Gruber.
Archer James G. Love.
North /" A. +. Croskey.
Nottingham " Israel Blrney.
Stock =" Hamilton McFadden.
Washington " David Tenant.
Moorefeld A. Jul. Schneider.
Freeport William Boyd.
Rumley 3" Jacob Gu;shall.
Green John Wilkin.
Franklin Rein West.
Short creek =" George w. Scott.
Monroe -" II. B. Heller.
Cadiz " Lewis Lcwton, Thomas
D. Crimes, Walter Jamison, VIM. A. Giles,
and Charles n. Allen.
8 BY ORDER.
June 2, 1859.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02

AN EDITOR IN HEAvES.-Under the above
caption Southern newspaper gives long
obituary Of brother cf the quill, from
which We extract the closing paragraph
A glowing picture:
"Are we not also glad that such an edi-
tor is in Heaven? There the cry of "more
copy" shallnever again fall upon his district
ed ears. There he shall never be abused
any more by his political antagonists, with
lies and detractions that should shame a
demon to promul gate. There he shall no
more be used as ladder for the springing
to kick down as soon as they reach the de-
sired height. and need him no more. There
he shall be able to see the immense masses
of mind he has moved, all unknowngly and
unknown as he has been, during his weary
pilgrimage on earth. There he will find all
articles credited-not clap of his thunder
stoleu-and there shall be. no horrid typo
graphical errors to set him in fever. We
are glad the editor is in Heaven"
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-06-02
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

No. SO Monroe Street, W ceiling, Va.
~ EEPS constantly on hand a large supply
~ of Madder. indigo, T.ogwood. Operas.
Vemtian Rcd Green and yellow Chromes Red
Lead >panish Brown, Blue vitroj. White Lead, Z,
hitting itharge, Earnsh, Tu-pentne, lin
seed Oil, Paint Brushes, White-wash Bushes,
Sash Tools Sc,
Sub. Ca,b Soda, Salc!atus. Cream Tartar,
Epson AID Gl u et Salts Nutmegs. Gloves, Gin
ger, Ma.e, Pepper. Alspice. Cinnamon, Liquo-
rice, Medicinal Wines and Liquors, Perlumery
and Fancy Articles.
hey are Agents for Sellers Celebrated Med.
icines, Cough Syup, Pills. and Vermfugc, at
Propieturs prices--also for all the Popular
Medicines
All Of which will be sold at the lowest prices.
Wheeling June Q, lS52.-ly
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Protection.

ENR- ,MARINEupd INLAND INSU RANCE,
IL by Protection Iniurance Company OF Hurt
lord Connecticut
The Undersigned. Agent for this old and res
ponsibe Office, is always prepared to ISSUE Poll.
cics, upon approved nsks, on favorable terms.
W. PIliLilPS, AgcntfO Cadiz and llarri-
son county, June =, 1852
EXECUEEsIX's NOEf;'Is.
NOTICE il h,reby given that the undersigned
l ' has been appointed by the Probate Ccurt oI
Harrison county, Ohio, executriX ot the estate OF
ALL xander McKtown, late Of said county de-
ceased. Dated this lst day Of June, lsj2-
ROSE McKEON N. Executrix.
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1,I59,O9l 1,443,7 1889 2478
1859, 81 2478
&284,7O8 Oil

By the above it will be seen that the per
sonal property in this county this year
amounts to over $780, 600 more ;han last.
This large increase does not take in the bank,
which when added, will make the increase,
about half million
We shall probably have something more
to say in relation to this matter in our next,
A Statement
Of the crops of Wheat and Corn grown in
Harrison county in the year 1851, as re-
turned by the assessors:
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w.. o. RCKKs.RsgE.

AUCTION * COMMISSION MERCHANT.
A Nd Dealer in American, English, Ere ch.
N and German Goods, Clocks, Watches and
JcwHlry, etc. All kinds of Merck andiae, Reel
Estate, tJ0uaenoid Furniture sold on tho ruost
reasonable ertus,
Auction every Tuesday and Friday evenings,
and Wednes day und Saturday mornings
oct29-ly w. >. WiCkIIAM
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r. T. Brooks.

Il. 7. BTOOKs,
No. ~, MAIN ST WHEELING, VA,
gTEEPS constantly on hand II large stock OF
IA CONTEMPORARIES th,s own inaulac-
lure, which hr can aud will sell CHEAPER than
my othcl establishment in the city.
Fruits OF all kinds always on hand, ns also y
,hoice variety of Cakes suitable Tor pa lies, sc.
lie also manufactures Brooks Cn;rbrted
Cough Candy" the best article now in USE for
iuughs and Colds.
Orirrs from distance are solicited. which
viii BE- prrmpily attended to oct2G-iv
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y. Is. SaaOTVVEEE

-ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR
IN CH a &c E R>Y,
CADlX, O.
CONTINUES 10 practice in Harrison and ad-
" joining counties. and gives especial and
promptattentiom TO Collecting, Business of Execu-
tors, Administrators, Guardians, Wards, Pnrti-
tlous Sales of Lands. settlement of Estates Titles
to Real lIstaies. Conveyancing, suits Mt Law and
in Chad cry. loauing and investment Of money,
and all otherproicssioual business placed in the
charge,
lie is Agent for the State Bank Of Ohio and
Others. for loaniug money, &c, &c. Olicc in
iilgore's Building. on Market street.
Cnhiz @. Lnnc u. 1851 -
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IETTsFFEEoH.
HoNAs FniLiiFs. WILLIAM FHiiirs
Il. Phillips and SOD.

U ~ y
TINIIE snbsciil-ers are now opening a spn.
4 stock uf Boots ar shoes ia all lheir ~
tty, which rHhTHres many new til irs uor he
tOiOIe piosru,ed ia Cudi1, among which may
found the following ssasonabls goods:
Mems We0r.
Mems Pesged Welt Boots. enc.
do &c Pump do do
do do half welt do
do do hip do do
do seweI cloth COngres Critters, wslts;
do do do DO pumps,
do do do do hall wells;
do do Jersey Ties, ine.
do Prgged Pump Broyans, f.s, qualify;
do do hall welt do dG
dc do Kip do do 10
Patent Leatner sliPPcrsi
Grain do do
WOmen'S Wear.
Women's Light eulored Kid Slippers, T Rounds
do Bronze do do dd do
do Black Kid slippers, Grst qualify;
do do do do low priced;
do do Turn Round Jenny Liuds;
dO Bronze DO do
do Light cOlored do
do Enamerd leather do
do Black silk lasting do
do Black lasting Cater Boots,
do Go"t Welt Buskius;
do Kid do do
do Goat Pegged Boots IIcels;
do do do do Springs;
do Jenny Lind Boots;
do Polka do
Misses Wear.
Misses Enameed Leather Jenny Linds;
do Black Kid do do
do Bronze Tipped do do
do Lasting Caller Boots;
do Blomze do do
do Culorcd MurCcco do
With good assortment OF Boy Youths Rnt
children's shoes vi of which we will warrant
To give general satisfaction.
The ladies' will find ut this establishment ri
assortment of fine shoes not surpassed in thi,
place. Our assortment will be iunnd equal Il
any in the market, and the prices US loH.
MAY ). 1852 II. PiIllIIPS Il SON.
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40 RsaiirOad COmirurI0rs.

40 Railroad Contractors.
DROPOSALS will be received ut the Office
I OF the Steubcuvilc and Indiana Railroad
Company, in Newark, from the lst to the even
ing of the 9Th ot Juur, 1852, for tue gruhbing
aud clearing grading and masoury Of that por.
ton ot the Steub cnlillc and Iuiinnl Railroad.
between COshocton and Newark. being ahonl
80 miles in length, and comprising some heavy
cuts aud fills, and bridge across The Muskingun'
river.
Bids will he received in sections OF abu ut one
mile each, or for the entire division.
PloGLcs and speciicati on, with approximate
estimates of quantities can be seen at the ofh-
ces in Newark and Strub' milIe. alter the first
of June. J. BLlC kENSDtR FER jr,
ayj,4w Chief Engiucr.
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5tmtimcl & farmer.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Judge ofthe Sapreme Court.
WILLIAM B. CALDWELL.
For member ofths Board Of tie Public Works,
JAMES B. STEEDMAN.
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LEWIS LEVVTGN
ArroRNEv AND coUNsELLoRAr LAW

ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoRAT LAW,
AND SOLICITOR IN CIiANCERY,
NM I'LL 1 RACTICE in Harrison and he ad-
w joining counties. Collections, the bnsi.
ness OF Executors aud Administrators, Guardians
md Wards, Petitions for Partition, settlement of
Estater, and all other business entrusted to his
res will receive his promptattcniion. Office in
the old stand, opposite Bnrrcu's Hotel
oci29-ly
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SHAVING.

4 WOULD rrsper,iniil ANNOUNCE 10 the ciiIIen
otCadiz that fhave again taken my Did shop
n Market strerI, difeetly oppoiio the Hardware
tore. which wHs recently occupied 10y Junrs and
toper. ] would respectfully ask the public 10
i've me a call al - ''Aumhrr Eve"
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The New Tax Law In Harrison
County.
We are indebted to Auditor Price for the
following statement of the personal property
in Harrison county 'or tho years 1851 and
1859:
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EENext week we shall announce the
nominees of the Democratic party for Pres
ident and Vice President of the United
States. Who they will be, we cannot diving
at this time, but that they will be the right
kind of men, we have not the least doubt
Those who have not their property
insured, would do we'll to attend to that
matter without delay. B. W. PuILL1ps, the
agent of that old and safe insurance compa-
ny of Hartford, Conn, is ready at all times
TO receive policies. See advertisement in
another column.
There will be meeting of the Board
of Directors of the Harrison county Agri.
cultural Society in Cadiz, at the Office of J..
S. Thomas, on Saturday, the 5th day ofJune
next, to make the necessary preparations
for the purchase of tent for the Annual
Exhibition. A punctual attendance is re-
quested.
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All who have bearCs "a cut oF hair % c7n-,
Jnst call on NE at my old shop;
Yes. friends. vi tell sou wha; 10 do:
Give inc call at " Number Twoi"
At noon or eve, by night or day,
Or any time that you can stayi
But give He time, dear sir. 10 rest
Upon that day that God has blessed.
My room is neat. my towels clean,
Ny scissors shufp, and rnzors keen,
Aud every thing [ think you'll fnd.
To sui, the taste and please the mind,
And then move my hand a. trur,
q. ny barber e'cr can do,
VII, lid touch I'll smooth the face,
And dF,,.. re hair with equal grace,
And allthatart and skiil can do,
Your money will procure Tor y0u.
oct--,v LOT WILLIS.
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Time Of Meeting.

The D,mocatic Na;ioIsl Convention
met at Baltimore, on yesterday June
ist.
The Wing National Convention will meet
at Baltimore on the 10Th ofJune.
The Nativist National Convention will as
assemble at Trenton, on the 4:h of July.
The Free SUil National Convention will
assemble IA; Cleveland. on the 4th of Au.
gust.
The liberty Party National Convention will
NEE: at Buffalo, on the 1st of September
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June g, 1859.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-06-10
Whigs in thd South and Gen. Sect.

The S9ut bern wings are very
much afraid Of the Scottish .Sag6, it
lis rather strong for them. They
want some pledge, they try to coax
and persuade Gen. Scott to give
them a pledge that he does and viii
continue to regard the Compromise.
as final settlement; but his North
ern friends ere opposed to this course,
and Scptt, poor fellow, he is not left
to his own free choice, but must act
out the wishes of the majority of his
wing friends. The Northern wings
agree t let him, Scott, talk as much
as he nleases, in order to make cbpi-
tad in the South, knowing as they
do, "woF Fds are but sounds and s. pon
pass aw ".but be mustn't write -
They preach up the golden r rule i'do
unto OF hers as you v Woull have them
do unto you,' now; say they, 1--WE
took General Taylor without any
pledges as to- the Wilm3t Proyiso,
and now, you should act fair, and
take G eneral Scott On the sd me
The clique of ab6litipn-
1875 hea d by Johnson, Seward & Co.,
seem determined that Scott MMl
run VIII ether nominated by the con
vention or not, and without amy I
pledges at that They would Ike !.
very we to conciliate the Southern
whigs, bat are afraid to risk the con-
of any pledges in the
Northern a wing of the whig ranks,
The great minority of whom are op-
posed to the Compromise as a final
Of the slavery questio2,
IS a reference to the past history
viii show.
If Gen Scott is not olninated by
he Convention and Fillmore is, will
he Nor thern wings 50 for him?-
From-the E tone of their j Ourna Is We
ne convinced that they will not
There wi N evidently be great strug-
5le and finally a split in their ranks,
a which case Mr. BrownloWs prbtege
nay be thrust forward aS q coneiha-
or. That is tie game playing now
ind his friends. are qGte sanguine.