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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-22
from The Montgomery Adver,I.er.l

profess TO be entirely couveisant with The
preference Of The people OF Alabama, and
Of our delegates to the Baltimore Conven.
ton, but we venture 10 predict that Gen.
Cass will NOT receive one vote on the first
ballot, and we doubt II, under any circum
stances, he will receive a single vote from
Alabama. III the Baltimore Convention
Lie Is the very last choice Of our party
here, and he would only be voted for, II
voted, for at oil, ~ the choice Of evils, and
may the Lord deliver us from such an al
tentative! Az we have more titan once
said, the democracy Of the South are vii.
ling 10 support d Northern man for the
Presidency 10 the coming contest, but she
must have one upon whom her heretofore
a nwavefing democracy can cofne together
and unite III q jealous support. General
Cass h not that man. Give lis Buchanan.
Marcy, Dallas, Dickinson, or any other
eqniIy good and true Democrat, and we
shall be content ; but W. cannot be with
Ten. Casa. VIZ may as well speak pain
" upon this point now. Four year. ago
Gen. Cas- could not carry this State By
the unprecedented Sim majority Of seven
o. eight hundred votes. when even Mr..
Van Buren, I,ad q majority Of near 5000, iii
1910, and Mr.. Polk nearly 1900. ID IA;
and even this meagre majority was only
obtained by q vigorous denial on the part
OF the great body Of the democracy 81 the
State, of that very odious construction
That General Cass himself now puss Oh
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-22
Democratic Opinions 81 asn. 0ass.

US1n0cfatl0 Opinions o. 00as Uas0s
The ueofxA Telegraph, q leading dem.
ocrasic ~joufnAl 10 Georges, condadtsd with
great ability, the editor Of which has long
bsfn recog nizsd as a jealous oousisssn,
democrat, speaks as follows OF ths pros
poets Of Gen. Cassi
I'VE have again and again made tho
assertion that Gen. Cass, II the candidate
OF the democratic r1rty, could not get the
vote Of mere than one Or tw6 Southern
Suites. We base this assertion on our
osvn knowledge Of the deep seated sntips1
thies Of The people TO this ineorfigible
stipendiary, together with tile expressed
opinions and sentiments of the leading
Jsmooraiio journals Iii all the Southern
States. These journals, without OH Ell.
ception. from Maryland to Texas, declare
with perfect confidence, that Gen Class
If nominated, would not only BE- beaten,
but would divide and break down the de-.
mocfatic party In oil The Southern States
We give this morning, two OF tlifse spa.
ciaens from leading democratic journals,
Of The opinions entertained BY The demo
cfacy oil the s~6nndness and availability ol
Gen. Cass. We might fill our paper with
These extracts from leading democratic
journals from all the Southern States 70.
ing TO show the deep seated hostility Of
the democracy TO Gen. Cass, but theae
will be quite sufficient to show the mad.
ness aud folly Of those who still persist in
efforts 10 ciimbef tho party with this OK.
plodsd dehnagogue."
From the same paper we taks the fol.
lowing article
A SEeorD NfoHoLsor TErTEr.--When
Gen. Csss refused TO vote for the Fugitive
Slave bill his cotirse excited no special
surprise, for the simple reason that the
country could hardly be surprised ut any
freesoil tendencies he might choose 10 ex.
hildt. S%inguiarly enough, however, Mr..
Nicholson, Of Tennessee, being a sort Of
wet-nirse 10 the General, wrote d letter
asking explanations. In due time be re-
ceived n reply, which, from what we can
learn, must have astoiished Mr. Nichol.
son still! more. We are credibly informed
that, in reply, Gen. Cass takes strong
ground against the Fugitive Slave bill,
aud plainly asserts that be nil Oppose mn
zyovision sehich does not guaya5fee to a
gnnaWay negro d 7uyy trial In she State
TO wAieI he has red, We are eredjbly
informed that there il such i letter. md
that Ii has been rather widely read among
the political circles about Nashy,lls. MI
Nicholson owes this letter TO the Southern
people, One NiehoIson letter decsivad ~
in fs4s another may maize ON atone.
mens by updeceiyipg ~ il 1869. Wbelb.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-05-22

tyYs Mt. Al wsaJiil 10 eir authorized agent TO
receive subscriptions and advertisements for The
aus,te, end receipt fef the saiie,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

lawn and DR.. JosEpH Mcpherson (the latter
a Cants;n under Scott at Chippewa and
Trndy,s Lane, and the former Captain un-
der him in Mexieo,l appeared to be deeply
affected. and briefly replied, in substance, as
follows:
Ny FrLLow-CITizESs I am happy to meet
with YOU here in this beautiful Valley CT the
Junjata. This kind reception was unexpect-
ed. and the sentiments Of the beautiful speech
lust made, by one Of your number, have
touched my heart deeply. \ manifestation
of my eountrymen's esteem | cherish as my
highest honor, and this Of yours shall ever
live fresh IN my memory.
Again, ana again, thank You all for your
kindness, and assure you it has excited the
most grateful feelings Of my heart, while to
meet nv old associates in arms aWakens
emotions which language fails me TO express.
Captain 7. F. Mccoy and some other sol
diers Of the Mexican War, as well as all who
could do so, graspcd the hand Of the old he
70. Lut the cars having been detained beyond
the usual time while the General was Yet
speaking, the signal was given, and the tram
sped or its way westward amid loud and oft
repeated cheers.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

The Democrat thinks because Mr.. Wake
field has held little Office FOR three years,
with more labor than pay, and because some
Of the others have heretofore been candidates,
that the whig nominees are not fresh from the
people. That is certainly nice distinction,
equal to splitting hairs, but we still adhere
to our opinion that the candidates taken up
without solicitation on theirparta,e fresh from
the ranks. That paper also says that it
knows" thcre was considerable strife be-
fore and ~ the convention as to the nomi-
neo--a fact which is not fact a all There
was no strife about tic matter, and certainly
nothing even approaching !; in convention or
out Of it.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
From the Carlisle Herald
i Cau upon the Veterans.

The following patriotic appeal cannot fail
to touch the heart and the judgement OF
every man to whom it is addressed:
70 THE GALLANT OLD SOLDIERS OF 1912, AND
THE BRAVE FELLOWS WHO SERVED IN Mexico
--4Heatj0a Have you forgotten the bloody
field Of Lundv's Lane where bavonet eros
sed bayonet and steel clashed with steel.
amid the rattle Of muskery and the roar Of
cannon ard Of many waters
Have you forgotten the plains Of Chippewa,
whore Won met the veterans Of the Peninsula,
and drove them from the field at point Of
the bayonet?
Have you forgotten Queenstown Heights,
where you washed out, in your own blood
and the blood Of your enemies, the disgrace
cast upon the american name and arms BY
the surrender Of Hull?
Have yea forgotten Vera Cruz Cerro Cor
do, Contreras, Cherubusco, Chapultepec,
Molilo del Rev, and the City of Mexico?
Have you forgotten your victorious march
one u the most splendid in the annals Of
military operations, that excited the astoniSh-
ment and won the plaudits Of all Europe
from Vera Cruz to the great Plaza Of the
City Of tie Al9utezUmas
Have you forgotten the feeling Of pride,
true American pflde, with which You 1oIio"-
ell the victorious banners OF your country, the
glorious stars and stripes, as they were borne
onward and onward III pursuit Of the re
treating foe?
Have YOU forgotten with what confluence
YOU marched wherever YOU saw wave the tall
plume VI your gallant old COMMANDMENTS
Chief leading YOU on?
Have You forgotten that when he pointed
OUT the enemy, and told You ,rtea, 1chere, and
hoog to attack the conqueror, you felt that
you had only 10 obey his commands and vic
tory would, as It ever did, perch upon your
standards?
Fellow soldiers and fellow veterans Have
you forgotten all this NO, TO the latest
moment Of your lives You viii not, you can
not, forget it.
Forget not, then, our brave old command
er, the gallant SCOTT, who has 50 often led
Us 10 rictorg. but never to d.feGt.
Let Us once more rally around him, as we
have heretofore done, where the fire was the
hottest and the enemy were the tEitEest.
HIS enemies were then on eHcaies-let them
be 81 stu. lie never waited for c4ll from
1ts-let as now volunteer 10 stand by hjm.
and see him through tie fight. Up Guards,
and at them
ONE OF THE OLD SCOTT GUARD.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
The Presidency.

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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

1t having been understood yesterday that
Gen. Scorr, accompanied by Gen. Wool and
Surgeon General Lawson (who compose a
Committee 70 select a site for an army asylum
would pass here On their way TO Kentucky,
. large number Of cur ladies and citizens
v.nded their way to the depot yesterday
afternoon, 10 sec the distinguished chieftain
and war-scarred hero who vii! soon, we
trust, be the peoples choice for President Of
the United States. On the arrival Of the cars,
he was greeted with q military salute from
the drum and fife, the waving Of flags and
handkerchlefs, and long and loud cheers from
the assembled multitude Gen. Scott immsdi-
ately appcaraI upon tho platform, when he
vas addressed ~ GEo. VI. ELDER, Esq., as
follows:
IIoxoRED Sla:-The old and the Young,
who dwell along these mountain sides, and
n this guiet valley Of the Juniata, welcome
rJG to-day as their transient guest.
Oar mountains here may look cOld-and
tie winds that sweep them may be cold
III. our hearts arc wSrIu, and in them, sir,
y3u will ever have the warInest place.
You, sir, are 10 obscure stranger here.
Every month and every year, has your name,
coupled with some distinguished service,
reached the farthest corner Of this land.
Beside YOU, stands witness to call up re-
collections at once - mournful and pleasant
70 YOU, here the speaker referred to Captain
joseph Henderson, who served under Scott at
Chippewa and IMndys Lane )-one who slept
beside YOU on the cold borders of the North
crn Lakes-who brushed away the frost from
his sword, and a the sound Of the morning
revelce, was eager for the fight. One who
stood beside you after the dark conflict had
ceased, when faint and weary you leaned upon
your syaar.
On your left, stands another witness (Cap-
tam Vim. II. Irwin who heard the tramp OF
YOUR War Horse, rs he q snuffed the battle
from aGlr," amidst the stiffness Of the orange
groves in the Valley Of Mexico.
Here, too, are others, who bore an hum
Bier, but yet as proud a part, in the last series
oi your brilliant achieyements-thGse which
are scattered here and there, and are the stars
10 beattiiy and adOlm cur HISTORY, aye, stars
bright and enduring as that one which never
sets. es, here are some Of the hands and
hearts that helped You tear down the battle
nIonts that COrtez built and plant above bis
ruined towers yon glorious :. Banner Of the
Free"
In their names and in the names of thos,
around me, again accept our heartiest vel
come.
But, sir, we take you by the hand anc
kindly greet you, not because it Is deepl.
stained with blood-no, no, not because yo'
are skillful butcher of the human race, bu
because you have ever sought to hide the ma
kedness Of the sword blade, by entwinin
round it an olive wreath-because you haV
never sunk the man in the fancied Hero.
Accept too, our kindest wishes long as yol
little river" shall steal down with its water
to the sea. Go, and may the remnant 0
your stormy life be passed in peace, an
when it closes, may it be calm and beautiful
as yon setting sun, which long throws it
mild rays back to gladden. and to bless tn
world.
Gen. Scott, standing between Gen. W. II
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

The Maine and Vermont elections are
rather " sour grapes" to the locofocos.
John Wike, of Juniata county, has been
appointed Senatorial delegate to the locofoco
State Convention from this district
The Ledger's Baltimore correspondent says
that the whig meeting held in Baltimore on
Monday evening last, is considered to have
been the largest ever held in that city!
Governor Bigler's agent to Europe-Col. j.
J. McCahen-did not succeed in etfecting the
loan Of FIVE millions, and has returned home
How much will this useless trip cost the tax
payers Of Pennsylvania
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

Gran3i,oqusal.-A late number Of the In
yastigator, an adjunct Of the Harrisburg
Union, heads a long editorial with the follow
ing grandiioquent Introduction
Clear and beautiful a. the mountain
stream that leaps over crystal rocks, ard play
ing in the sunbeam=, till every spray reflects
the glorious lustre Of the diamond and mir
ror, the beauties that surround it, is the char
acter Of Gen. Frank Pierce. Itneeds no vim
dication-itcalls for no champion. IIestands
truly accused of nothing Politically and
personally he is, as C@sar's wife oasgAt TO
have been, 06ore Suspicioa.' "
We remember reading in certain book
that great thing was created out Of nott-
ing, bat this creating great man out of a
little one rather throws the former in the
shade. For orr part, we should strongly
nnistrust any man nowadays who IS above
suspicion, for such characters are pretty gen
orally trimmers Of the worst kind.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

NttnchaaSeaiym.-The ridiculous stories
locofoco papers are getting Up respecting the
Reading meeting IS well ezcu.piihed y re
ducing some Of their statements TO the test Of
figures. One paper, in giving an account Of
the meeting, says that not less than 1000 peo-
pie arrived in the cars at one time. The
largest passenger cars held about 90 persons,
and hence it would take train Of sirty-seren
cars 10 carry that number, and at least ten
bnllgines TO draw It That beats Tom Pep
Der all hollow.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
A G. A r d.
To the Free and Independent Voters of
Mi6iin County.

To the Free and Independent Voters OF
MifiIin County.
HNHE subscriber respectfully offers himself as
i Volunteer Candidate, to the free and in
dependent voters Of hliiflin county, for the
Legislature.
If residence of forty-fve years in this coun-
ty; steady and consistent political CURSE
warm attachment to the Constitution OF The
State, and that of the United States; full de-
termination to carry out a crurse Of measures
which will as much as possible free the taxpay-
ers of their enormous burdens giving support
to the Industrious and worthy and protection
to all articles of domestic growth and manu-
facture ;-if this, or these, or all Of them, give
him any claim their support, then he may
Justly lay claim to it. His motto is, and shall
be, Honesty and Capabili,yn
IL elected, pledge myself to protect Amerl-
can industry and use all honest means to abate
taxation. The public's obliged and humbied
servant. JOHN BECK.
Lewistown, September II, 1852,
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

HAVE YoU THE FEVER AND AGuE :-If So then
be persuaded to try DR.. J. ". Cooper's yfgtiabl.
Compound Fsrsr and .7gue Pills, as they will pos
itreiy perform perfect cure IN three days time
We ourselves know Of number Of cases in
which they have been used, and we never knew
them to fail; therefore we conscientiously re-
commend them to our friends as being the very
best medicine ever discovered for the cure of
this distressing disease These pills are for sale
by f. J. HoFFMAN, of this place. Price 81 per
box. He has also constantly on hand a supply
Of DR.. J. w. Cooper-s Vegetable Worm Pow
ders for the destruction Of Worms, and from the
many applications of our friends to give notice
through the press OF the wonderful benefits their
children have derived from the use of them, we
have no doubt they are really a superior article;
they are also pleasant for children to take
Also for sale by the same, DR.. J. w Cooper's
Vegetable Cough or CunsumptiYe Syrup. We
ourselves can testify to the great superiority of
this medicine in the cure OF a stubborn and OBJ
stinate cough of several years standing Ifyou
have cough, try this syrup, and our word for
ii if ii does not cure you, nsthing will IaI3
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
Religious Notice.

Rev, SAMUEL J. MILLIKEN is expected to
preach in the Presbyterian Church on Sab
bath morning next.
Divine Service will be held in the Town
Hall by Rev. J. ROSENBERG every Sunday
morning until the Lecture Room Of the
Church will be completed.
By Divine permission, the Rev D. J
YEaGEs Of Hollidaysburg will preach in the
Baptist Meeting House, in this place, on Mon
day evening next, Goth instant, at = o'clock,
and on each evening of that week at the same
hour and on the following Sabbath at II a. III.
azg Reader, please call and hear him.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

Tie American Vhig Recielo for September,
by G. Bissell, 120 Nassau street, New York.
is upon our table. 1t is embellished with two
well executed portraits of VIM. A. Graham,
Of North Carolina, and George Ashmun, Of
Massachusetts, and contains articles on Move
ments of the Enemy Bleak House, Charles
Dickens, and the Copyright; The Fisheries ;
Lossing's Field Book of the Revolution The
Evil Day; The Intelligence and Passions of
Animals Fragments from an Unpublished
Magazine Presidential Prospects and Demo
cratic Policy General Review Congression-
al Summary; Critical Notices Books and
Music. This able exponent Of Wing princi-
ples' is published monthly at 50 per annum,
and to clubs of not less than ten at $3.50.
Address c. Bissell, New York.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

DRowNED.-Caiyin McAllister, Of Juniata
county, was drowned at the locks two miles
above Lewistown On the night Of the 9th
inst. lie was young man, respectfully con
nected, bat addicted - that bane Of ciyiiiza-
ton, intemperance, to which he 10 doubt
owed his unt:mely end. His remains were
taken 10 Jruiata county for intermcnt
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

the CLIQUE succeed in electing just such
delegates as will carry out their wishes.
Occasionally, it is true, IN several of the
townships, 4 spirit of disgust, or to use the
language of the party leaders, a spirit Of
Decentralization is manifested, and the people
wholly refrain from attending the delegate
elections. But this does not interfere III the
slightest degree with the operations OF the
public robbers Before the Convention as
sembIes-tand it always assemblies during
Court week;-a stray juror, or stray wit
ness, from the disafected township, IS caught,
presented with credentials, pressed into ser
Wee. and for five or six hours he sits in Con-
vent;on with the gravity Of an owl and the
wisdom Of an ass-uot as the duly accredited
representative Of free and independent
township, but as the hired tool 10 Office hold
ers ami office hunters. Political ahlirs as
they now exist in this county could not we'll
be more humiliating and degrading.
The party organization moulded and con-
trolled ~ few individuals who have added
acre TO acre. and farm TO farm, from success
ful public plnndering-p elections held
to ratIfY the selection Of delegates previously
named by the candidates for ofice-and last
Of ali and more than all, 4 constituency with
out Il free eprcsentatlon-Wiil any one
who has taken the trouble to look Ut the cor
rupt working Of the delegate system, and
who has brains enough to keep him out Of
the rain, have the impudcnce 10 assert that
LYCgming, with all her great and growing
interests, has ever been truly and faithfully
represented IN the Halls of our Legislature?
Mol no Zen. Packer has been represented
and Judge Lewis has been represented, and
the hiiliauSrgrr and fln,ira Railroad has
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
Stoves /! Stoves !! !!

sfSy THE public are respectfully invited TO
ID call and see our assortment of Room and
- Parlor Stoves, embracing ALL the new
patterns and styles of this season. which will
be sole for CASH at wonderful low rates
F. G.. FRANCISCUS.
Lewistown, Sept. l6, 1S52-tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
DEDICATION.

ENHE ODD FELLOWS Of Lewistown in
4 tend to dedicate their New Hau on
Thursday, September 31th, 1852. Oh which
occasion there viii be grand procession Of
the Order in fall rcgalia. and an Grafton de-
livered by a distinguished member of the
Order. Invitations have been extended to 4
number Of Lodges in the State and many
members from distance are expected to b.
present.
By order Of Committee Of Arrangements.
Le~lstown, September, l., l952.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

Col. D. Stewart Elliott, we see, is doing
good service in the whig cause in Blair county.
He has talent enough to make himself
prominent man, and by the aid of persever-
ance and discrimination will doubtless vet be-
come so.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

The Odd Fellows viii hold a lavce 1t \.
Eisanbise's on the evening Of the 30th inst,
the proceeds Of which viii be appropriated 10
the payment Of music, &c. Tickets can bc
procured from the committee Of arrange
mentS.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
Stray Steers.

4 fAME to my farm, in Oliver township,
~ about the lst of June last, two stray
steers, one a brown and the other a brindle,
with piece off the right ear, supposed to be
about two years old. The owner or owners
are requested to come forward, prove property,
pay charges and take them away, or they will
be disposed of according to law
G. II. CALBRAITH.
September 10, 1852-3t.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

Gen. w. IL. IRWIN and Gro. w. ELDER,
Esq, delivered speeches at the meeting in
MifHintown last week, the Sentinel says with
marked effect.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

Among the passengers who lost their lives
by the bursting Of the boiler of the steam
er Reindeer" on the Hudson River, was D.
Woods Baker, son of Col. Elias Baker, of
Allegheny Furnace, Blair county.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
A G. A r d

LNROFED & BROTHER respectfully in
l. form the Ladies and Gentlemen that thew
have just returned from the city with a small
lot OF goods, now on their counters and that
their full supply will be al hand next week
Among these now here, are some very pretty
things for the ladies, which they will please call
and see.
Lewistown, September II, 1852
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17
General Appropriation Bill.

The National Intelligeneer publishes, at
length, the General Appropriation Act, which
embraces a great variety Of items OF general
interest. We have prepared the following
abstract Of It's proyisions.-N ]. Daiiy
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1852-09-17

DAGLEY'S PENS, a very superior article,
ID can he procured al ". w. JGNkIN'S Jew
clry Store, East Market street, Lewistuwn