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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

ExrRAoRDINAny TELEGRAPtnc FEAR Mr. Webster's
great speech delivered in Faneu Hall Boston Sntur-
day evening tclegraphed to the Herald. Bains
Merchants Line. in the short space Of three hours and
forty minutes Those familiar with the business tee-
graphing will appreciate the feat when that the
speech composed Of nbout five thouand words and
furnished to exac. fac smt of the original copy
with every mark Of punctuation correctly Inserted. [N
Y Herald 9th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

The resolution passed by the Board of Assist
ant Aldermen, authorizing and requesting thu
Commissioners Of the House Of Refuge to select
site for said institution, was concurred in, the
rules being suspended, after having been
amended by striking out the words " author
lied aud,''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

CONSTABLES SALE.
SECOND Irs-rczs corra WfiHLNA MANUEL Boil
ov NfxontxxNs. HELLO. 30 E4.aIa
pY VIRTUE of writ Of feri faeias to me
u drseed ii TIE sufs by Honorable G y ronte.
Clsn viii at
public TUESDAY, Is l5 ts52 at o'clock at ny Ware
house, gu the OF P0ydraa and Bsrorue streets
A LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
icsai5 SO = sEo.sE r. PEARSON. Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

SHERIFF'S SALE
F0rass p5a,sr HETEs9 n LAssAlaE ASE
DY VIRTUE of writ Of fiefi facias to me
Id directed BY the Hcnersble the Fourth District Court q New
entitled will sell at pablo
ton on the premises TUESDAY o'clock
The THREE COFFEE STANDS, ", tbs
inventory file Office and which
will be exhibite d at The time and place Of sale.
Seized in the above sui.
Terms cash on the spot. JAMES P.FkESEi,
my96 81 jas Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY CRESCENT
Thursday Morning, June 3, 1852. :
CLEARED YESTERDAY
81 hssslE SsF''' bsfas
iiarE MIiisdea Robinson Bordesur, TcJenIns &co
Ship shsnkand 10 days from San Francisco to cha
Ship Charles RouaIk - days from Baltimore to dis
s ship Catalina Gureega 81 days from Barcelona Pu Mir eo
ship Grant, Gahre days Liverpool Rogers eco
ssPP lsss g: ay sss s ss,s dist dist
Ship Mddssss previously reported the Bar
Ship Marathon yanyEe from Philadelphia, to Ahbridgs
hpp Soo Rogers Is dry, from Boston
R Maiina Rss: IS days from Boston,
Brig Kate HEATH Lee is days frem Wilmington, c, to Deagrave
Brig EnoSh Pratt Bghtman, days Mare (cuba
schr Eiay Silver days from Havana to auadas &eo-Pon
Woi nspnserg from Mobile to nn.:sr-ns.iG
sehr Powhattan Care Pensseo, maatera.u.
Steamboats,.
A'fS! @ Msf ssds ys% fso nag % Si
Frsnk Lyon s tah,. from rom P s nons
N MssS eais Scat Tsh tss%
we. te Wcrd Norton from, St Louis s'''
'"'' on he Vi ship Gddsn brig
sE s3s
briggs Kate Heath and Enoch Pratt
Towboa Olivia Wtemore from the down and to
The Sh ult ship Nuscopgus ships Nnrraganset
| Charles and Catalina
Streck Chambers from the Passebrought ship
Alex Grant and bark Maina
Whitney, Heaa the Passestowed down aud to
Harriet schr Anitabrought up ship
Norfolk and Saxon, schrs Fairy and Nile.
Below-Coming Up.
Six ships, two barks and two briggs unknown.
SPOKEN.
ship Nargansett the 9th u off Cape San Anton shI
| Mount Washington, from Bordeaux for this port.
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sHERIPF,s SALE.

Founrr ptsz r,cr COURT Or THE LATE ELIZA
Or NrwOELxASa "A BURN, WIDOW OF THE LATE JOHN
BURN. No. 3a2e
pY VIRTUE of an order of sale rendered May
II the Honorable the Fonrt District Court
NewTenns entitled matter will proceed 70 ss At
public auction the City Irhanee ST. ens street,
MONDAY, June H. 1889 at II
o'clock NJ, OF said srreesscn-
certain Negro Boy named NAT aged about twenty years.
excellent quality good ehaeief and sreos
OF this State.
ut afpast O'clock the premises
Nos,45 and New Levee strust-
LoT or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE belonging said
Terms cash on the spo., JAMES T. ERERET,
myJi alie.14 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
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sHERIFFs SALE

Tsrnn couxrtfl BhYf.T DR.. D5PAsaecSnd
NnEOEIKArs. District Corrt Of Neufeznsso 5l3s.
PROSPER leblanc pR J. DUPAS AND LLADo, p a. "a.
Of widow md heirs Of Mark Thrn No. 3sas
II Of ap writ cins ssid
District the above entd will
Exehan9e ST.
street MONDAY July
1882, 10 o'clock - ~ j, 4 By
following SLAVES, xit: GRIFFIN suse assd
years; aaed hyar snd
three ased LOUISA,
aged fifteen years, and LOUIS, thirteen yesss-
Seized + +
Term. c=sh on the srot, yAMES Z. fhEkET,
I. 81 yrS ~ 6tN SFJa PxIEl.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

MAYOKALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, May 50, 1859.
COMMON Council Cry OF NEwoRIKAss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

= - SHEIslEF'S SALE.
sreosa pl,rEcr couRrfs W. cAsKiN " aIs CREDITORS
pY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale rendered
- May Ish 1857, directed BY shs Honorable the Second
Newdenn tie ahovs entitled matter will
sell public aueioa, ;hs Rounda Of tho City
street. Charities and Royal sees, MONDAY,
Z, 1852, at ~ o'e.ock
sundry CLAIMS DEBTs ACCOUNTS fully described in tbs
schedule flied in onrt winch Will be eAnted NJ the ne
and place of sale.
Seized In tie Gait.
cash the spot. JAMES r. ERkRHT,
my76 81 iss ] Sheriff. OF tie Parish Of oFlcans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

SPOKEN.
ship Naganset the 9th u off Cape San Anoni shi
Mount Washington, from Bordeaux for this port.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

T OST-On Wednesday evening, s@A@
il while returning from psrodi's Concert, pair
Of STRING sPECTAcLEs IN SHELL CASE. The finder will
,nvI - SAMUEL WOLFF,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

II ME-2O00 bbls. Rockland Lime, cargo c
my2s ''s ''A'''e JOHN HAYAfAN CO.. ss Magazine st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

CHAMPAGNE-50 baskets quarts and pints
" OWL BRAND in store and for sale by
isl o. FERD. KENNETH a Co, ss Magazine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

NEW MUSlC--SoNGs--Jo of the Ty- c,lFll99,
roll Broken Hearted weep more by \ B. Wood. AfN
S. Z. Foster Oh Boys carry long FAREWELL My Lille -
Dear ON for Baltimore and Nancy TIL Negro Melodies.
Queen the Bail Waltz RsvenSwood Waltzes Julien
POLKAS- Dorado Polka H. Hewitt; Pearl Polka by H.
Keber Lorgne Polka Ma.sk BY Talssy LeIgnete Reowa
A. j. Broderman Elena Polka, by H. Kleber.
fzE Just received and for sale by
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

MI ASONIC WORKS.-Persons wishing\ q !
lyl MASONIC BOOKS OR DIPLOMAS can find the WV
a. the NEW ORLEANS STATIONERY DEPOT, u. b. sSS&A
STEELS, Camp where they can find assor
men Of Works suitable fol the my20 tt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04
SPOKEN

Below-Coming Up.
Six ships, two barks and two briggs unknow
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-06-04

Will leave SATURDAY, June 5.
TyOR THE WATERING PLACES ~ h
Steamer ST. JAMES-In place of ROGER sAsss5t4S
WILLlAMs-FoRB BILOXI MISSISSIPPI CITY PASS
CHRISTIAN AND ST. LOUIS-The magnificent passenger
packet steamer ST. JAMES, Captain will her
regular trips will continue th entire Due
given the boat her regular trips the
departing and returning For further particulars apply
T. B. SMITH, 81 Pcydrss street,
w. H. WRIGHT, corner Na'ehez and Tshouptonas st.
This speed safety aud good LIVING, Will not be
SURPASSED byeu toatou my?s
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A TREATISE ON DIVINE UNION, desgned to point
N out Of the intimate relations between God and
the higher frms Of religious experience by Thomas
Q. Upham ID. B. Price $1
A COMPENDIUM OF mETH0DIsN, embracing the his.
tory and present condition Of Its various branches in all
countries with defence Of its doctrina governmental
and prudential peculiartiesby Rev. James Porter A. NJ.
Price 81.
METHoDIsM IN EARNEST, being the history Of a
great revival in Great Britain in which twenty thousand
prof sscd faith in Christ and ten thousand prossed
sanctfcaton in about six years. in connexion with tho la
bors Of Rev. james Caughey including an account Of
those mental and spiritual exercises which made him
eminent revivaist selected and arranged from "Caugh
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Daniel Wise A. NJ. Price 81.
HELPS no LIFE Oh HOLINESS AND USEFUL
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excitementsreyiya prayer meetings Of con.
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prayerinisterial conflicts &c selected from the works
Of the Rev. james Caughey, the rev
vnlist-by Rev. r. W. Allen and Rev Daniel Wise Price
81 This work has reached it's thirteenth edition In about
seven months. -
RITYby Rev. r. 8. Foster with Introduction by Ed.
mund James, D. D. Of the Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church. Price rs cents. For sale by
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Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
The Hour Approaches. h /.

The near approach of a great battle between
armies is usually marked by still and solemn
pause. All preparation has been made. The ground
has been chosen. The plan has been arranged. On
either side there is watchfuness, caution, pru-
dence, and an almost painful appreciation of the
dread responsibilities to be encountered.
A conflict is now before us-close at hand 1t
is to be a bloodless contest, though more impor-
tant than many that have crimsoned fields with
blood, and sacrificed tens Of thousands of human
lives. 1t is to decide the policy of our govern
ment in q critical period of time, and to decide
the verdict of the American people upon an i'm
portant issue. 1t is to determine whether party
managers for merely party ends, are to be the
rulers of our country, or the people themselves
are to declare their sovereign will, and without
dictation or control to choose their constitutional
ruler. May wisdom, charity, fairness and moder-
alton, pervade every community throughout our
land I; and may order and submission to the pop
ular will characterize the conduct of the van
quished We look to the result without fear.
We believe that ere a nomination had been made
the people If this country had determined upor
the e, ,c''on of Winfield Scott. We await the day
il /! "a hope of triumph; yet with a courage
th4c a. iare to stand proudly erectin the darkest
hour OF unavoidable defeat. Let the contest
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
-
Roc kyiIle TD-m OrrOyy.

Through some unforgivable oversight the name
of Mr. DARLINGTON, Of Virginia, one of the ablest
and most enthusiastic advocates of our cause,
has not had its place in the published programme.
He will be there however, and our Maryland
friends viii rejoice in his eloquent appeals.
In the reports of the recent spirited meeting
at Bladensburg, the name of Major JAMES NJ. Nc
RAE was also omitted though his effort on that
occasion was apt, appropriate, eloquent and
highly effective.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

DROPOSALS will be received by the undersigned
until the st day Of November next inclusive for grad
ing and graveng street north between Sd
vest proposals h state the price for the whole job grad
ing and for the whole job Of grayeng the graveng
he separate the gravel mat be good and nine inches thick
in the CENTRE holding that depth four feet each way then
full grade four aud half inches at the gutter ne
be well raked clear Of stones Of improper size, and then
well rolled The grading will be straight line from
street to the other The width to be graded will be from
gutter line the north side Of the street TO the curb
line the south SIDE The grading must be
directly the contract signed and finished with dis
patch, to the satisfaction Of the Commissioner the earth
for grading be taken from street. between LIST Sd
streets under the direction Of the Surveyor the gravel
ling TO be done ordered by tho Mayor.
FRA. b. LORD,
Commissioner 80 and 4th Wards.
TH0S. G. MAGRUDER,
VIM A. BALDWIN,
oct 2S Assistant Commissioners.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
nIr. Wabstar,. I.attar.

In reply to correspondent signing himself
/" Aliquis," the New York Commercial Advertiser
says:
Alquis calls a stain upon his political career
letter Oas '0ritten by Mr.. Webster acknowledge
ing the binding character of the nomination by
the Wing Convention at Baltimore, and with
drawing all opposition to it on his part. 1t was
written by himself, and given to gentleman to
copy and he would have signed it, and sent il
to the New York gentlemen who wrote to him on
the subject but for his sickness. The letter to
him and the substance of his reply may yet ap-
near -
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
GENTLEMENs FASHIONABLE READY-MADE
CI,0THING

OF first quality comprising the largest and best assort
~ ment of Ready-maJ Garments Of all kinds ever Of
fsred to the citizens Of Washington, such as
Khsban ovcrcoats, article,
Cloak 0vercoats,
Sack and surtout overcoats, of all grades qualities
Superfne Dres Fr5ck and Sack Coats Of best quality
Business Sack and Frock Coats,
pantaloons Of all kinds and qualities,
Rich Velvet Silk Satin, and Cashmere Vests of the latest
and newest styles
Goods. WALL STEVENS
Successors TO VIM WALL Penn avenue, between 9th and
oct 293t 10th Streets first door of Iron Hall.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

IMPORTANT MOVEMENT CONCERNING HAYTL-
II is stated that two American gentlemen, officers
of the army of the Dominican republic, in the
Island Of Hayti, have made arrangements with
certain parties in the United States for the pur-
chase Of a steamer, in which they propose to
take a large number of emigrants to Dominica.
Eight hundred men, it is said, have already en-
listed for colonization among the Dominicans, the
terms offered being highly advantageous to men
of enterprise and intelligence.-Ba Baltimore Sun.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Mems Wives.

This is the title Of quaint and humorous book
by Thackaray, just republished in the uniform
style ofAppleton Co. s beautiful series ofhalfdo-
lar limos. 1t reveals the characteristics and pecu-
liarites of wives in general and in particular,
and incidentally of some other people. 1t is q
profitable volume of fun, merriment, and humor.
For sale by Messrs. Taylor & Maury.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
HO, FOR HoCKVILLEI

An adjourned meeting OF the Northera Liber-
ties Scott Club will be held this friday evening"
at u o'clock, at their headquarters, (Dorsey's
Hotel,) for the purpose of making the necessary
arrangements for attending the Wing rally in
Rockville to morrow, and the transaction of other
important business.
Every member is requested to be present at
this meeting.
N. D. LARNER. Secretary.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Friends of the republic -

Friends OF the repubic!-
ceiling to The Union! that gallant bark
Hath rode out the storm when the tempest
was dark;
Her timbers were framed by patriot band,
And they're watching her still from the
shadowy landw
A deputation of FIVE gentlemen, with aouno-
ant means, has gone up the Minnesota river
with a view to select township of land for them
selves.
Go to work.
Union, Harmony, and Victory"
An Irish funeral in New Bedford, on Monday,
contained seventy carriages.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

The details Of a'horrible crime are given in the
Galena (lll.) Advertiser. 1t is stated that the
father and mother of family died last spring.
Their disease was supposed to have been cholera.
Recent disclosures have excited suspicion that
they were poisoned by their own daughter, girl
of fifteen. young man had been paying his at
tentions to her, to whom the parents objected on
account Of his bad character. To remove this OBJ.
stace, it is supposed that the young girl consent
ed to, and committed, the horrible crime of par
ricide
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Potomac Savings Bank,

WARRINGTON, October %, 1852.
rIE assets Of this institution have been placed the
\ hands Of Mr.. Thomas 8. Powell las Recovery who IL
fully authorized to wind up Its business in which he will
be assisted by the other officers Of the Bank All
indebted TO the Bank requested TO make promps and
early settlement TO aid in resumng the payment
the out standing circulation at early day possible.
The business hours hereafter will be from 10 m TO
J. Y. CALLAN,
oct 2o-d3t INTEL President.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
"MoUNr VERNON, KY, Oct. 8. 1852.

"Mr. w. N. HALDEMAN: / desire, through the
columns OF your paper, to make known to the
American people that / am now forty years old,
during which time have acted with the Demo-
cratic party-voting at all times for the man put
forth by the party. But the late move made by
the party, in presenting to one SO unsuitable
to rule over the destines of this Union, has
truly sickened me to the heart, and now declare
for Winfield Scott, and will ever hereafter vote
for the man of my choice, regardless of party
Respectfully yours, VIM. PAYNE"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Lives OF wolIineton and Peel

Two highly in teresting and instructive biogra
phies, written for that ablest of public journals
the London Times have been issued in q very
neat l2mo. by Appleton & Co.. New York, at
the small price of half dollar. For our copy
we are indebted to the politeness of Messrs. Tay-
lor ManrY
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
wHIas FOR ROCKVILLE.

You are hereby notified to meet at the Club
Room Saturday morning, at o'clock precisely,
at which time and place omnibuses will be in
attendance. All others intending to go by pri-
vate conveyances, are requested to meet at the
same time. BY order of the Club.
psas~ The company will be met at the line of the
District by a troop of Montgomery men.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

:. The intelligence from Australia is encouraging.
The conyicts have stolen the treasury chest,
Knocked the bottom out, and possessed themselves
OF the money The government has been So for
tunate as to recover the bottomless safe and also
tne convets' handouts, with which the bottom
was knocked out.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29


Ohio will be fifty years old (since her admis-
sions as State) on the day of the Presidential
election.
Good old Thanksgiving is coming to New Eng
land rapidly; but when on "airth" are we going
to hove it
The ST. Louis Times and Union newspapers
have not been consolidated. The match was
broken off at the nuptial hour.
"Pll try." is plant that would flourish in
the frigid zone; 81 can't!' would be barron any
where.
The Mississippi Senate, by vote of 18 to 10,
has refused to rescind the vote of censure upon
Senator (now Cow Foote, passed in 1850.
The Paris correspondent of the Journal Of Com
merce gives currency to report, generally cred
tied there, at last dates, that Count Pulsky has
petitioned the Austrian government for leave to
return, promising important disclosures.
Society is composed of two great classes those
who have more dinners than appetites, and those
who have more appetite than dinners.
Never lay stumbling block in the way Of a
man who is trying to advance himself in the
world honestly and uprightly, for he is likely to
walk over and laugh at you afterwards.
Jerrold says that young boys who marry old
maids gather in the spring of life the golden
fruits of autumn" A very nice sentence that,
but not at all likely to take.
The Smith family have 288 letters advertised
in the Sacramento post Office. The Browns are
the next in order
"Oh dear, Mr.. F., you jest whom you say my
babe is the handsomest you ever saw; you must
be soft soapiRg."
"well, madam, think it really needs soap Of
some kind"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
A PoinfsdLaffar.

The following communication, addressed to
the editor of the Louisville Courier is one of the
most graphic and pithy productions of epistolary
style that has lately fallen under our observa-
ton.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Purse Lost!

osT Tuesday night 26th instant at the Theatre
IL between the Theatre and Exc hange Hotel network
Purse containing city bank for So two gold pieces
OF $40 each and three and half or four and half dollars
in gold The finder will be amply rewarded by leaving 1t
at this office or at the Exchange Hotel oct A-3t*
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

pG% REMEMBER that every vote is impor-
tant Let no Wing remain away from the bal
lot-box on Tuesday next!
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

TENNESSEE Jones made most
brilliant speech at the great Memphis Wing Con-
vention on the 18th instant. In the course of it
he said:
"Whigs of Tennessee, be of good cheer l
have canvassed the State from Carter to Shelby,
and say to you that Old Tennessee is all right
and that she will go for Winfield scott in Novem-
Der next by majority ossfrom FIVE to ten thou
sand votes"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

gay Wings of Washington, see to it that no
man among you who has right to vote in any
State of the Union, fails to repair to his home to
perform that duty.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
HORSE FOR SALE.

ap very good WORK HORSE viii bo sold cheap,
A9ySp> the owner having for him. Inquire at
%yN Mr.. Cowng's Stable, on street, between 18th
" II and l4th streets.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
wHIGs of BALTIMORE.

The Baltimore Wing voters are requested to
meet at the Club Room this evening.
WALTER LENOX,
President
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

NATURALIZATION FRAUDs.-A German named
Schmidt, has been arrested in New York, charged
with perjury in getting foreigners naturalized
1t is said that he was in the habit of swearing
that he was acquainted with them when they ar
rived in this country, and that they were under
l8 years of age. Several others are about to be
arrested for the same cause
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29
Circumstances Alter Cases,

Or the difference betDesn a mans opinions before
and after an important contested case is decided
81 am sorry that Scott's supporters, instead of
endeavoring to meet these issues, are merely
endeavoring to get up an excitement in relation
to his military services. IT. L. Clingman, Oct
8, 1862.
"Scott has performed important public services
on the boundary in Maine, on the borders of
Canada, in the Northwest, in the South as well
as in Mexico. His name is honorably connected
with the historical records of every part of our
country; an every quarter he has Shoaon himself TO
be STATESMAN and a aOarrior. IT L. Cling
man, April 81, 1848
''When General Scott received the nomination,
was it not the general feeling that he ought not
to be supported. That was an honest, patriotic
impulse. IT. L. Clingman, Oct. g. 1852
'We all understand this General Scott him
self understands it; but he looks for ultimate JUS
TICE at the hands of his coaarymen"-T L.
Clingman, April 27, 1S48.
''There is NO section of this Union that does
not owe Gerenal Scott deep debt of gratitude" !"
Ibid
Brilliant military services like this, are a
great feather in the cap of any man but our
people have not deemed them alone sufficient to
qualify one for the Presidential office, in dspite
of great political objections IT. L. Clingman,
Oct. s, 1862.
whether General Scott was as good as some
others, or not, he was STRONG ENOUGH to beat
any candidate Of their party L. Clingman,
April 81, 1848.
And so on, dd nfnitum - Raleigh REGISTER
Daily American telegraph., 1852-10-29

Bsy- Purser Smith was on board the Crescent
City, which sailed from New York on Wednesday,
for Havana. large concourse of people were
assembled to see the steamer off and considerable
excitement prevailed. AS she moved down the
river, cheer upon cheer arose from the crowds on
tho dock