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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
Colonixation.

bill appropratiag five thousand dollars aid in the
Colonization Of the free persons Of color in the State Of
Indiana, has passed both branches Of the General As
ssmbly. This is most important measure, and one
that will meet the approval Of the people Of Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
senator whitcomb.

We are happy 10 learn that Gov. Whtcomb has
samed his in the Senate His health has much i'm.
proved We hope many long bright years OF usefulness
is in store for him.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

70 General Persfer Smith Of Louisiana, Is spoken O
compromise candidate for the Presidency among
few Of the democrats.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

Owe learn that Samuel Hannah has resigned the
Office of Treasurer Of the Beleiontaine Railroad Com
pany, take the Office in the Central Railroad
Company and that James w Yandes has been appoint.
ed by the President Of the Company, Mr. Hannahs
cessor.--JouTnal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

BY reference 70 the legislative proceedings Of yesser
day, 1t viii be that resolution in favor Of th,
Maine Law was voted down by a decisive vote.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

uDeffees declares that he employs no one % write
editorials for the Journal Tho articles themselves are
evidences Of lhs truth Of this assertion They are no
doubt, mainly the predictions Of the editor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

1.-THE State debt of Virginia will be, when the mo
ney Is all paid out which has been appropriated S22
54s, 757. "0d vrginny"i is making pretty fast time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29
Ripley County.

| The Democrats Of Ripley county have nominated
Luther Shook for Senator, end Samuel L. Jones for
Repre- sentative. A good ticket
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

~ Senator Dawson. Of Georgia, has declared that,
though wha in former times he has now ne business
In whig caucus.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

FOR GOVERNOR,
Joseph A. WRIGHT, Of Parke County
soR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
AsHBEL P. WILLARD, Of Floyd County.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County
FOR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN p. DUNN, Of Perry County.
FoR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, of Washington CouHry
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM Z. STUART. Of Cass County,
ANDREW DAWSON. Of Decatur County,
SAMUEL f. PERKINS, Of Marion County,
ADDISON L. ROACHE, of Parke County.
Foa REPORTER OF THE SUPREME coURT,
horace E CARTER, of Montgomery Coanty
FoR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, Of Boone County.
SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.,
VIM c. LARRABEE, Of Putnam County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29


On rs 2ist inst the Journal filed editorial column
with squib already alluded to BY us, in which Mr..
OWEN was called TO the stand, an imaginary examina-
ton instituted, and the point sought be- established
that, Zone JOSEPH A WRIGHT" was, in 1867, an
advocate Of the Internal Improvement system and aid
ing and abetng in attempt increase and extend IT,
Mr. OWN sent the editor reply, which was returned
him with civil note. expressing the EDITORS regret
that, in consequence of greatengh and the crowded
state of his columns he could not give il Insertion
Now, inasmuch as the reply, which We give below,
considerably shorter than the article replied TO- II
quite clear, that the length not the difficulty When
a communication tells plain truths, which il would be
fatal opponents position admit and to which it
would be exceedingly nconvenent 10 reply the shortest
way IL il be no, the saires is to shut out altogether
JOnx D. returned the manuscript.
WAS sony 'twss TOO long -
Bot II truth be told. the words were not
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-29

Democratic State Ticket.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
TITLElX.
MODE OF REVISING THE CONSTITUTION.

ART. al. Any amendment or amendments to this
Constitution may be proposed in the Senate or House
OF Representatives, and il the same shall be agreed
to by twothirds of the members elected to each
house, such proposed amendment or amendments
shall be entered their journals, with the yeas and
nays taken thereon, and the Secretary of Stale shall
cause the to be Published three months before
the next general election for Representatives to the
State Legislature, in at least one newspaper, in
French and English, in every Parish in the State in
which a newspaper shall be published; and such
proposed amendment or amendments shall be sub
mted to the people at said election; and if major
y Of the voters at said election shall approve and
ray such amendment or amendments the same
shall become part OF the Constitution. If more
than one amendment be submitted at a time they
shall be submitted in such manner and form that the
people may vote for Or against each amendment
separately.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
FROM s. 6. GIYENB,

,, ', , MElrczp, Peryc county, Pa 0e,absr l. tsas
MEseRs. RosHsoH, CoLINs Co.srs biR IL In mi IN :,
was s afflicted for yiOlap NY breast ma
slaGISn and 2asE aS'dGd srps Of applied 10
relief whichever. advsed try Dr. Davg CIrnrI ]
q Wild Cherry AID Tar, Of which no talrs which o, ,
heVei me Of conpanai therefore confidence TsSor
mend IL 10 ali who IN ika afflicted mort nnnh ns
If,tfsy ,npI lnto'-
euhensy o. th9 above statement youcd by Nj a-
'rTaanees o. 20 cae Mr. T. sixty years Of age ~ ~ -
DE- DAVIS 5SYnUPc CIV Wttn CHBRE
nsut word for word it takon the ps nf Ne
without nHn Or vansh. No certificate nauuaanr viii ns
reGisssuch evidenced wiz ealeFeri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
MEDICAL.

EyENUlNE MEBlCINE WAREHOUSE, No
~ ISL WRIGHT co having Ia ca
to every department their have y
with the popietors all the genuine popular Patent d.
throughout the keep constantly sap
WIN fresh and ample assortment at rates far below the bna
Ps BY tins enabled to ober Tor tht
o. the extensive assortment which be found n ms
DINER city as mig had experience IN me ara
W OF atent AedneH they have facilities conducting th
particular the liberal and prePsfedo
Supply tn trade at exceedingly low, that @ purchaser
M TO realize handsome eenage either at whole
% Or az tqsr establishment found full assortment OF
Alt M PATENT MEDICINES The following list coml1eoa
t OF tha as9onant and
"tfom twenty to twenty per
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18
MUSIC STORES, ETC.

WAORATiO D. HEWITT, PLANO. r,sss#sss s=.a,-,,
IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. Camp ssBs
street Ne~0rIean respectfully request rsS TS n II
atteation Of the plbc large and axtenaiveu a
asaortne n Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INST UhENTS all L;nds
descriptions sod A!O 70 hs well
kuRTE factories OF the first United
EuRUI among which found those A. STODART
OF View YGrk, Hall q SON. Of New York, Pi;YE Co.
Paris The above uRttuueutso tbs following kinds GRAND Sc
III GRAN pICGQIO, pICC0LO OBLi&uE AND SQuARE--are
Of the most celebrated akero tho WORLD combining m the s
improvements be had of the lbscrb style Of and
OF 6iI h end Octaves. They will be sold
prices MUSICAL Of ell kinds and quantity
Among others the subscriber keeps constantly the
finest selection brought Southern
which offered the reasonable GUITARS,
WILLIAM SON from approved NlS
MODELS These instruments the first class
stand the climate Tho
the Mno bnnesan the Northern cities well Newr9s
thoroughly aquGped with the etalR OF the His
stock is the beet selected that has the Southern
and his such that he will alwlys have
stock all kinds iuSlC
MOSTFAStI0H ABLE MUSIC The 5pecnly
invited to call and examine his stock
fel3 lyos HoRATo D. HEWITT, 80 Camp ST., N. O.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

N, j, y,
We have taken trouble Dr. pagsa
Cherry here, all yo Dr. J.
H. Cook has used his paetee; highly iicire
e3S Cook in
State aud the attending phy6en Of Joseph aaPart Him.
OF Spain, during all lis residence in thip ceEnlsy
Ky When first offered this medicine hg public It with the
expressed intention Of publishing certificate without authority
for its truth To that rule have adhered resetg
for The auhertaitg Of which Ind The ronsbe
guarantee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

T. PLASTfR3.
Shermsn' Poor Man'g
AilebaBi Co, Man'a
Aiiebaa.s dihRubbe Back,
me lmpro. I'd Poor Mama,
sew Dayid's or Hebrew,
ratOr's Vegetable,
Rhapp's Indian,
Whites Machine Spread Strength,
ening,
Whiting Strengthening,
hiId'g Imperial,
Sierrick's Royal,
LiNIMENTs.
Butei'e Bone ard Fever.
bnrtne'e Lotion,
Dgyis'a Eorss,
Flunt'g, iIGges', Scians', H.ws.,
| TOOTH rASTES.
stgrnlrn's Compound Orria Tooth.
libompl9n'a Aromatic Tooth,
Jo1es'l Toothaehe.
L02ENGEs.
Shornnu'a Cough, Worla Cappho
Chine'n Worm,
Wis!G-'H Cough.
DROPS,
Soiomoa's I'oothacho,
ISh5rmln'B Toothaehe,
Wilbema's To- ...Eche.
MISCELLANEOUS
lTh0rr's Extract
Wner'B Arcangm Extract,
ICIrier's Spanish Mixture
'dother's Rsiiei,
airs. KiddCr's CorilAl,
iYAIghn'a DithOntriptic,
Osgooi's Indian Cholggogue,
fialRcy'a Forest Wine,
Mira. Hnye's nysentrry Cordial,
Cullau's Femal" Specific,
Cpllen's Indian Vegetable Remedy
Rowana's Magic Lotion,
tEeii'A Army alnr;ure,
Dnvis'- rapurntlve Extract,
'Jayne's Alternative,
Jayue's Hair Dye,
JaynG's Carininativo,
howEnd's Carminatiye,
Balm Columbia,
urtnm's Pile EIectuMy,
Jonea', Chemical Soap,
CrImpton's Bilsam,
IThonpeon'a Eye Water,
| Mrs. Huye's Eye Water.
Perry nasis'a Pain Killer,
Joles's Hair Restorative,
JaHea'5 Lilly White,
GeRiil irjt Restorative,
Soda Powders, Colleagues,
hfcen f'Gn.
EircRgsinn Balm,
Balm OF Gilead,
Rohy'a Hair Curling fluid,
Iaiig,sya : hr4rtr. 70 yynr ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

PtLIn.
Chiefnsr'a 9ugar-coated Pnrgatise
Harr'a Life,
hiotfatt's Life,
Wrigbt'a Indian YegetahIe,
Braudreth's Vegetable UnivArBa,,
6iorrison's Hygeinn,
Lees New London,
CvGrcr's,
Audarson'n,
Wist,r's Gentle purgatiye,
HibDerd's Anti-6ilious Family,
Swayne'B Sanatiye,
iierriek's Sugur.coatef,
SUppington's Fever ard Aagpe,
Coyel's Rheumatic,
GraeGenberg,
SpenooFia Vegetable,
Wirer's cha,acmila.
Persian,
hllebas d Health,
Allebaaia' Aguo,
Evans ChAma.nila,
Vnndta's Anti -bilious,
idgoihby'r Pho,
Jayua'R Asus,
Hglsey'f Gold. -
tpuGtl REMEDIES.
SheTmnn'3 Balsam,
Buehail's Hungarian,
ot: Dayia's Wlld Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecampane..
Wtstar's baiHhm,
ThonIpron's Tar and Nnpthu,
Jayne's EEpectornnt,
purtGn's ESpoct0rant,
bartholomew ExpecIorsnt,
Eaiieyis Syrup Wild Cherry,
Swayne'a Syrhp wild Cherry,
Srhnerk's PulmUnic Syrup,
New England Pulmonic Syrup,
Taylor'a Baiaam tlyetwors.
BirTERS.
Mofat's Phenix,
tIibbnrd's Ntli Cherry
Wood's villa Cherry,
ElakG's Aromatic,
Harriclt's.
pa ~ T'EAG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-18

VERhlFUGES.
Winor'H CANADIAN,
u. A. F'nhnrstoot'a,
5wan'B,
gailey's,
Jayne's,
Challen's.
SARSkrARlLLAs.
DY. Townaani's,
Bailey's.
Ssnd5's,
Winkcop'a,
Bris.ol's,
Wood'a,
Bull',.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
E,,r N. ENQUIRER.
THE VETO POWER.

rhis allan po tant security against the unconstitutional
,i,,,u Of corrupt maJurily, Con. Scott would fisua
IL c.ncr b the decision Of pare majority IN oo' M
- nars.s He had better have consulted his nr"ce Oh 'e
;hsr law before exposing his Ignorance as draRohan W
nj the Constitution Such visionary Ideas mas
he Written styled his conret'ons composed " h
bat the most uniformed may detect the tact OF MS
@ rc rhcnris, and Iackeg in political SCIENCE con
III; r,oi that he would require all the ALI OF seward ana
his abolition satellites $40 uphold nun. iss 4. any UNI d W. @
h Iot anns stone" Annul the veto power ana ihe con
a,ir =. DON. forever; would not gives button Tor state
Rights even the links that guarantee Fe,s 49,
he rent asunder in the abomnatloh .! ! III,
The Chief Magistrate from his conslit!o'
and the vessel would DC swallowed III VIC oo" "
comnUtiOn. ,h s ~
Tie Petersburg Inellscnccr keeps paaetnpn ~ ~ '
Whiu Plalfurin its editorial head, like st'nuihs
mill Ic .u the c@Gul"us into belief of lis ilnall'!, WIZ
,o,a than half of the Wings who supported Scot o''
n,on On the first ballot voted for its rejection. when III "
parliamentary phrase OF Greeley, implies oeiA1 S'a ga
cannot nanrstand how the pledge Of hall oil par
,n br niaang in reference TO an opposing half MAX IT, NY
,usou il confined the Scott or Se"ard Wings a 70 '
nationality Of tar Wing party, inc sppils OF "inee
~ ,ir,,n me 81, ucian or Vim. H. Seward may nave
,hn in charge for purposes OF deccPion-ley nave none u
pacc,! operation out what are OF ot's'h
,, m, TIKI. and Cubaa proca'naIuns hivofcd VII!
cbos ct the people elect FrGnHlln PtrSe ana thcs
NAV confidently pr"gn0scac an aoe ana fos.sious az
uistTalicn On tie contrary should they prefer c
sIi.r /, the volunteer and civilian they may, w tqa.
certainty predict mbecie Cabinet administration WI"
its Gutuhin train o. extravaganza corruption dhu caa
otherwise capeous abuse of power that WIN terminate
INN acG!nen have not sren II criticised Out "nu" W
a IN SCI unra vred paradox 81 prnsSO IN H!asI
IN lion o Leayi.r events TO the dictatlon OF lHpehH
emergency The following condition Is lnserc1 III me VIE
PLATFORM "Unul time and experience shhli de'onslfhe w
necessity Of further egs Iti0n, DC guess sewhfa 'cl
sion Of The clause would &c in this wise NH time ana eN
ortrncy shall demonstrate the policy OF further agitation
which would occur his political pupil shai aF
bprn ed into the chair the White House. which
may avert should be The earnest prayer OF syr,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
MOVEMENTS OF GEN. FLORES.
Attack on Guuyaguu-INirty Equodorians killed. Des

Attack on Guuyd9ua-Ihirty Equodorians kHcd-Deertiol
Of Flores Troops, dc.
New YORK, August l6.-Lae advices from Ecuador give
tho details of Flores movements On the morning of the
18th of June squadron of vessels OF anchored
off Guayaqu which attacked by tho Equadorian
few shots exchanged without damage and
The latter hauled off sharp skmIsh afterwards took
place shore between forging party of 80 men, chiefly
Americans under Maj. Bell and Capt Owen and party OF
200 Rquadorans in ambush The latter lost 80 in killed
and many more wounded-only one American wounded.
A general attack from the Equadoans by land and water
expected by Flores the 2d Of July Whilst awaiting
attack magazine of the schooner Attractive belong
ors including officers On night of July 4th Guaya-
sn attacked and the batteries San Carlos and Plan
ohada Benced while the invaders fell back and nothing dc.
cisive took place. Another attack by land and water
planned for the night of July 5th Flores leading the land
forces In but II was subsequently, abandoned
count OF the great strength OF The enemy
Capt. W. II. Owen, mentioned ABOVE. belongs Washing
city, and has arrived al this port He Of Gen
Flores body guard and raised the first company Of the
petition in San Francisco. last spring Mr. Hicks the
cond officer Of the steamer Chill attached the expedition
by accidental discharge of carbine.-
Four sailors belonging another vessel ashore
hunt for cattle and attacked by lancers and them
killed The Lancers, cutting the bodies pieces, each
stuck portion upon The point of his lance, and through
the exhibiting it he flesh OF the Flordians
There doubt but the Other two would share the
same fate.
The United States sloop- of-war Portsmouth, Captain
Dornn sill lying in the river, and 10 leave the
9th inst, for Panama-f nothing occurred TO prevent it,
The last say that Flores troops had all gone over
Ubna and his vessels had also been given up Flores ad
gone Tambese Eizaoad has been named as President
of Ecuador and as he is opposed Urbina, revolution
expected
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

In Powhaan County Court Jth 1852 preamble and re-
solution adope by meeting Il the OF Court and ~
officers members Bar and other
this da held testimony OF their respect memory Carr
WIN POPE mamy years practitioner the Bar OF this for,
AMI OF presented Court and ordered ha re-
r!cd and these words
Whereas Cap. "m Pope for many years practitioner OF III.
Bar OF this Court and late tie prosecuting FOR the
wealth ,her.l The accomplished gentleman, the
devoted pa;t!1 the social companion classic scholar
pure han'Enp.,; c Of ighioned honof
rosy AID 5ene.ccnce departed life at Aon,pse
vi his tie j: therefore.
Resolved tat as token OF grief fol-
The mo.y Of departed friend and beloved companion WIN.
Gays. . =
Whersupon the Court doth copy the preamble
ana resolution o sent the Clerk the family Of the
ana ta another be forwarded the EDITORS OF the
khnond newspapers with request that be published IN the
respective papers. copy-Tesls VIM. S. DANCE, c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT SPRINGFIELD HALL

Al a meeting OF the Democrats Of Union ard Chufch
His held al Springfield Hail. on Monday evening, ION
INST Mr. Tbs J. Stake called to the Chair, and T.
Crump appointed Secretary.
The object nj the meeting explained by the Chairman
to r. IN. forming Of a Democratic Association.
On motion nt Mr. VIM. w Wells, committee oil ihree
was appointed nominate permanent officers luf the Assoc
cation consisting Mesrs Wells, Browne and Moore.
The committee having retired for consultation, Jno IL
ParkhIl E.q was introduced the meeting, who made
few brief ard pertinent remarks :,
The committee having returned reported the following
gentlemen rs officers of The ASSOCIATION who were un i-
mousy elected John Nelrle President; fhos Stake Isl
Vice President no Browne, Pad Vice Prrsidcn WA Lg'
gan 81! Vice President; Charles Richardson 4h Vice Pe-i
lcnl; Richard Whi,lock 5h Vice President. Ed c. Crum
Secretary.
The Constitution and rules Of he Democratic Assoca-
ton Of Rch,mni adopted for The government Q! INC
Association Of Church aud Union Hills,
The President OF the Association, John NeitleS Esq
having been called upun favored HE meeting with some N
tcrcs,in. remarks
The following resolution was offered and unanimously
adopted
Resolved That Jnu. H. ParshiIl Esq. be invited to ad
dress this Association Friday evening" the 5'd OF oep
tcm5cr
On notion il was ordered tina, when this Association az
ourn il adjourn To again Friday evening" $50 OF
September at O'Clock.
And then OF motion, the Association adjourned
JOHN NETTLES, President
EpwaRp C.. CRuMr Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
BETTING ITEMS.

The cd:o. Of the Tribune, soon after the nomination o.
Gen. Scott came out with timely article against betting
We (says the NJ y Mirror entirely agree with the views Pu
forth by Mr.. Greeley the subject Betting is fools ar
gunen but tho time fmen 10 such sport. il
is well enough to keep the run of the gatherings
At Saratoga last week, well known wing merchant Of
this city offered bet $500 that New Jersey would 10 for
Pierce and King November The offer was not accep,
ed.
Another gentleman has BET Slo0 against $500 that Scott
will get bur one State in the Union.
We have not yet heard OF uny ere bets being made the
general result of the fight between The two Presidential
candidates
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FRANKLIN.
u Ia

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK, AUG, l6.-I'he steamer Franklin has arrived
with Liverpool dates vi 4'h inst. She brings l20 pas
,enpers and cargo valued al 50 600 900.
The Canada arrived the 3lst ult and the Atlantic
on the Sd inst.
ENGLAND,-The London journals attach no importance
10 Mr. Webser's letter regarding the fisheries.
Accounts regarding the potato crop In Ireland are unavo
rable.
The steamer City OF Manchester arrived in the Mersey
the 3d. and had to pat into Tough Foye for coal
The parliamentary elections had closed and it was thought
nsiisey .sa4 6Sa ippeal,o the country would
soon be necessary.
The reported convention Of northern powers pro-
Aounced fabrication.
The Oinoco arrived at Southampton on the 3d.
from the Pacific with So, SOC, 900 in COLA.
FRAN CE.-Lecrs from Paris say that tho appointment
Of F0pld Minister of State created great SURPRISE and
o. fluids had risen considerably in consequence.
The elections in the departments had resulted favoraby
Or the government.
II was stated that French fleet was about TO lombard
Sipoli
TIE CROPS.-Accounts from France Belgium and the
districts Of the Rhine regarding the crops very unfa
yorable In the south OF France the wheat crop
fourth deficient and rye nearly half In Belgium the
the case and wheat in had risen As
IS per quarter and rye so per
There had been complete failure in the vintage In the
island of Madeira
MARKETS LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET, Aug 4-Cot-
active. The sales of the four days
1000 bales of which exporters and spectators took 5000
bales. Prices unchanged
Flour had advanced 3D. Sales of Canal l9s Cd 20s
Baltimore and Philadelphia los cd 20s CD Ohio 2ls 22s
Wheat had slightly advanced-Red und Mixed IS 81 IS lOd
White IS Id Us 3d. White Corn 2Ss Cd 29s Mixed and
Yellow 3Os.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-08-20

THOSE TWO New HAMPSHIRE DEMocRATs AID GESERAL
PiERcESrverai uf readers have asked whether
really fact that those Two Democratic papers in New
Hampshire Concord Democrat and the Mtnrheser De-
rnocat which reported Gen Perces New Boston speech
abou. slavery and the fugitive slave law supporting
him for the Presidency. 10 be sure they are.
Louisville Journal
This Is raos unmi;igatc bareaccd lie Of the Louisville
Journal The papers alluded bitter in drnun-
citation Of Pierce their allies in detraction the Scott Wing
papers oi the South.
Tile Wings have had skin and hard cider campaign
and Taylor campaign which great in their way
The present Is be decidedly their lying campaign
They will find out though al IFS close not before, that
"rruth is mighty, and will prevail.
Montgomery Advertiser.