The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-09-16
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D9-The New York Mirror says:-"ws h,
seen a copy of a Call for a National Union To-,
vention TO be held in this city on the 9th ;r.,
for the purpose of nominating Daniel Web.,.,
for the Presidency. This call is signed -.
George 7. Curtis, of Massachusetts, Mered;,i
p. Gentry, of Tennessee, and other distipgp;,b
ed gentlemen. The objects of the movem.r,
are to throw the Presidential election. if no,.;
BILE, into the House to refute the falsebooa :,
the politicians, that Mr.. Webster is unponul,,
with the people and last, not least, to Law u.
foundations, deep and broad and strong ~.
great National Union Party, composed of N.
Compromise, Conservative good men of all ma,
ties"
Marshal Haynau arrived in Paris, on the oath
of August, after several narrow escapes in Bel.
( gium. Being discovered by the audience NJ III.
Vauxhall of Brussels, shouts of sPut him ou,,
a la porte-were raised, and several person.
who shook hands with him were hooted at A,
night, an immense crowd collected in front Of
his hotel, in the Place Royal; groans. veil,
hootings, and cries of "Tiger,' "Hyena." and
"Executioner of Women" filed the air. He
was also grossly insulted at Bruges
BHrThe French papers say Michael New,
the grandson of Marshal Ney, and son of the
Duke of Elchingen, has entered the 9Th Dra-
goons az volunteer. lie is only lS.
Bg@A business lie tier from Alabama says
'sWe have but little to do in this State, as it i,
certain to give Pierce and King Is, 900 majority
A bill passed both houses of Congress for the
relief of Margaret L. Worth, widow of Gen
Worth, with amendment allowing her $50 3
month for five years.
nA-S Samuel Wentworth, Esq. member Of
the Boston bar, and a nephew of Hon. John P,
Hale, has renounced the whig party, and will
take the stump for Pierce and King-LogsH
Adcertiser.
Bss~A letter from well posted gentleman in
Louisiana, assures us that the vote of that State
sis certain for Pierce and King" and that the
Scotties there virtually give it up.
Bls-The New York Herald says Gen. Pierce
''will have a sweeping majority in the State Of
New York.
Bay Keep it prominently before the people,
that William A. Graham, the Wing candidate
for the Vice Presidency, voted AGAINST the
tariff of 1922
Judge Price, of Hillsborough, Ohio who did
good service for Gen. Taylor, cannot go Scott,
and is out for Pierce and King. Ohio is good
fer Il, coo Democratic majority. The fact is
the election is going all one way, and the Wings
might as well strike at once.
BE- The Baltimore Patriot states that in less
than four months the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road will be completed and open for operation
TO the Ohio river at Wheeling.
pEs-As is known, Scott took Gen. Rial pris-
oner, carried and then turned British batteries
upon British soldiers. fredericksburg Herald.
As is known, he didn't do any such thing
1t was Major Jessup who turned the enemy's
flank in the battle of Lundy's Lane, and captu-
red Gen. Rial and other British officers. The
New York and Pennsylvania volunteers behay-
ed admirably, and made most of the prisoners
taken toward the close Of the battle.-Bostoa
Post
a9.Col. Alexander K. McCIuug, who was
placed by the Mississippi Whig Convention,
which assembled in Jackson in May last, on the
electoral ticket for the State at large, has de-
clned serving, because he is unwilling TO sup
port Scott for the Presidency He is known far
and wide as a gentleman of high position, Of A.
bility and influence in the Wing party.
nA-Gen. Scotts ideas of naturalizing for
eigners after years service in the army or ma
Wy of the United States, is borrowed from the
English custom. In England, a foreigner, by
one more years service in the navy, acquires
a right to protection English subject
Perhaps Gen. Scott and the Duke of Wellington
have been putting their heads together.
nG-Col John W. wallower, of Harrisburg,
who has all his life been leading talented ae-
tive, energetic, working whig, goes the whole
igure for Pierce and King, repudiating Scott
md Whiggery. So we 60.
n9-The Ohio Statesman, one of the best and
nbest informed papers in the Union, TINS
speaks of the prospects in that State:
'.Ohio will give Pierce and King majority
Of thousands. The freesoilers claim sixty thou
sand votes in Ohio for Hale and Julian. II SO,
Pierce will beat Scott thirty thousand at least
The game is up with wbiggery in Ohio on the
Scott platform of nativism and the other isms
which he claims to be the father of "
nara Democrat explains Gen. Scott's mea-
wboc IL sa;d ssI .reepf the nomination