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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23
BY JAMES m. TAYLOR.
IlNWO HOUSES AND LOTS AND

= HhEE VACANT LOTS AT AUCTION
WIN be sold on Tuesday, the 23rd November, 5
D O'Clock, upon the premises, those two Framed
Houses ana Lots and two vacant Lets, situated on
the north side of Marshall street. between 18th aad
18TH streets, near the residence of Mr. James ii.
Puindexter. The houses contain about 4 rooms
eacn, with the usual out houses, and are ia excel
tent ORDER with lots attached fronting IS feet each
and RAINING back 100 feet.
VI the vacant Lots the one at the corner Of Mar.
sna and 18th streets fronts IS feet; and the other
swo 'front.' ~ feet each, and back 100 feel, The
portion of the aoove property is now
ien'eo al good rent; and from its convenience of
access 10 the heart OF the city and its retired oc
uon, 'ns "noe OF 1t might be made to yield hand
some per cent upon its probable cos and this
perry 9elng beyond the CO.. pos alton .ine is exempt
TERMs-One third cash balance al 6 and ID
months, with il terest the creoi. payments 10 10
secured by trust deed
no Is JAMES N. TAYLOR A,..r
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By davenport, Allen & Co.

By Davenport. Allen & Co.
GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, 25lh November, we will sell
at our auction store, at 10 o'clock an assortment of
Groceries, viz:
Coffee Sugars, various grades
Rio, Laguayrs and Java Coffee
Window Glass
Green and black Teas
Sole Leather, Soap, Candles
Mo!asses, Tumb!ers, DC. &C.
TERMs-vnder 500, cash; 500 and over. iour
months credit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO,
ho io Auctoneers
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Morements of DISTINGUISHED Peopze

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.--G. 2. r. James,
Inc celebrated novelist, arrived here yesterday,
and proceeded to Norfolk to-day.
Lola Monies is 1T Browns Hotel, and will
leave in q few days.
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Nh ORTIm0RE's RHEUMATIC COM

w FOUND and BLUUD FURTHER -This
great discovery is bringing health and happiness to
thousands. Rheumatism be cured. More than one
thousand cases of chronic rheumatism (of the worst
nenty during the past year by the use of few bottles
Of this compound Letters and certificates are daily
being received from parties Of high standing many or
whom have been crippes for years. from the effects of
this hitherto incurable disease but who now affirm
that they sound and we'll made go by this great re-
medy, which is vegetable spirt-an internal remedy
pared for this disease alone and this t win
In every cese, either infammatory, tacute1 or
chronic form. Testimony of the most undOubted cha
viii be cheeruliy submitted the nspec ton of
all who may feel sufficiently interested cali on the
propnetors their Central Office, No Barclay st.
Aston House, New York. One bottle g. thee bottlee
SO PURCELL, LADD L. co,
Sole Agents for Richmond.
W v. ALEXANDER l. co.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
TRANSMITTED FOR rue DAILY DIsP1TcH
IMPORTANT FROM HAVANA!
The Crescent City allowed to cutter the
Port.
NruNop NJ,

New YORK, Nov. %.
The Crescent City, from New Orleans via
Havana, arrived this morning. Notwithstand.
ing the reports that have been in circulation.
she Tds permitted to enter the port Of Hava-
na, and her officers were treated with marked
courtesy. Her passengers and mails were
landed, without moderation. The feel ing
against Purser Smith, however, has in no
measure subsided; for he was not allowed to
go on shore, and Captain Davenport was in
formed that the Crescent City would not be
allowed TO enter the harbor again with Pur-
ser Smith on board. The Captain replied that
Smith S0uid return, and that the authorities OF
Cuba would be held responsible for any in
dignity offered to the ship or the flag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

LANEkkr 'S OFFICE,
I4th street, under Exchange Hot.t.
Dram nos Of De!a 9, Extra lag, Nov. 20:
6o Al II 10 80 &c Sc 46 90 80 10 e. 25
DraWa Nos Delaware, Class l43, Nov 20:
II G3 rs 81 le % IL 40 9 4s
To.duy-The Delaware STATE Ictter1 C,aas A.
l45. Capitals S24,C92, 10000, 5000, 5000. 250U
1924, of HOO, &c. 7s Nos IA drawn. Tickets
Also, One Dollar Lottery. noe3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

MASAeIEIi7tS OFFICE,
X. FRANCE Il CO.
(saccessors 20 <. iIcrris 81 Coz
Drawn numbers Grand Corso lidated 81, NJ 70
SO 6s 45 "A 81 - sc ~ % Il Is 2a
Ticket II % sc, third Capital of $500.
For This Day.-CBptas S25GO0 10 of $500
III OF ga, &c. rs numbers, IL drawn. Tickets
IS
&c
no - c. w PURCELL
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FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY
N10W OPEN EQR KHlRTIAA

FOR A SHORT TIME ONLY,
NOW OPEN FOR EXHIBITION, AT
L ODD.FELLOWS' HALL, Dubufe's Cele.
DRAFTED Original Paintings of
ADAM AND EVE IN PARADISE,
Representing the temptation an expulsion painted
ior Charles Y, OF France These sublime works
ct Il have been exhibited in Europe and the Uni
ed States the past twenty years, to the universal
omiration OF over two millions of persons.
n. me Agent respectfully informs the citizens of
Rishmond that these are Il same original Paint
lngs BY Duoue that were exhibited in the Court
Room in this city in 1896
register Of the names can be seen at the door
Open from 9, A. NJ till 10. P. 81. Brilliantly j.
Illuminated every evening
Admission the whole week, IS cents Schools
Omitted on liberal terms
Season Tickets so cents description will be
given every evening, at O'Clock. 30 22-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23
BY alexander Sott d Co.

OUR EVENING SAL Es will be continued
" until the SEASON closes commencing ss 5svsu
O'Clock, at which time will sell from the shelves
III lots to suit pui chsseTs good selection e uiece
aEd cat dry goods, hardware, cutlery guns pistols,
gold and silver Wa ches, ana clocks aad time pieces
of every description. Also general assortment OF
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT a. CO
no Auctia1eers
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GREGORY e. ALAURY.
Rlanagers. Richmond. VI~ptnia-

managers, Richmond. Virsinia.
Successors to J. w. Maury g. Co.-oftcs Ne o.
Main street
Drawn Nos Of Delaware Lottery, No l43 Nov 90 .
II 63 IS 81 1s % IL 49 4.4
TO-day.-Capitals: S24,092 10000 5000 1000
C 7S nun beers, IA drawn. Tickets s..
Draws TO-morrow.-Cepitals: $50 500 l. =.
20O, IT 10000, % Of 1900 &c. Is NUMBERS l3
drawn. Tickets $40 -
Brilliant Scheme for Saturday, Nov. 81.
| Grand CAPITAL Of S67 500
90 do 10000. Tickets $40.
> DO do 10000 Ha'ves TO-
~ fflZes OF 1900. Quarters s.
~ 90 1000 Eighths $50
~ numbers and 10 drawn ballots
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mzcnts.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 81 A letter has been
received here from Gen. Pierce, in which he
says he does not expect 10 leave for Washing
GOA before the first of February next. The let
-,- is dared Nov Is
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Administrator of Hugh Rueigh deceased
nv16 GEORGE J. SUMNER, Auct

pRUsTEE'S SALE OF REAL =.
1 TATE.-By Virtue of deed of Trust, dated
the LIST day of July, 10 the yesr 1892 and by re-
quest of the beneficial y, in said deed, the under
signed, appointed Trustee therein, will p oceed to
sell at Public Auction on the PIE misses, the Real
Estate in said deed conveyed follows: Ga
lot of ground in Richmond City, on the South cor.
ner ct Main and Fourth street., ting 40 feet on
Main street, and running back about l53 feet on
which lot there is prior lien the amount of which
will be made known bt the sale And On MONDAY
Nov 29th, 1882 at o'clock NJ, q lot of ground in
Manchester, known IN the plan Of said town as
Gordon Tenement No 254, lying the East side
of jackson street. together with ali houses and ap-
purtenancea to the said lots belonging.
Terms Cash
DO i7-dtd UOWISON, Trustee. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

DeaT SRI have witnessed in humber of in
stances he administrator of the SPAN H MIX
TURE," manufactured by yourself and have beer
surprised at lis wonderful effects, particularly in
cases requiring Alternative. In one case of Cor
sumption, dependent upon liver disease especially
the etcts were wonderful indeed
Yours, very respectfully,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

~ OT1CE.-SPLENDID COLLECTION OF
y Oil PAlNIiSGS.-The attention of the Cit
gems OF Richmond is respectfully invited to the val
S Gaole conecnon OF Oil Paintings now ready for ex-
hibition at the stere of Elias Hale. No los Main
street. up stairs, TO be sold on Friday next. 26th
inst This is the best lot of Paintings ever offered
In Virginia, and are mostly the original productions
OF the best American and European Artists. Many of
them are part of private collection, of gentleman
in New York city, snd have been Consigned to this
marketto be sold.
The public may rest assured that every picture
offered wi be sold without regard to cost value
As there has been ample time provi ed for full
examination OF this collection, it is hoped that every
lover of the fine arts will avail himself of the CD.
portunity of inspecting them. The sale will take
place on Friday, the Goth inst, commencing at l0t
O'clock over The stare of Elias Hale No 100 NJ ain
street, next door to Nessrs Mitchell 81 Tyler.
no 20-3t GEO. SUMNER, Auctr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

ssS- am now ready to take those splendid
sk5,ight pictures at the astonshingy low price OF
one do liar, with the My imp rovements are
now all Finished, VIII h makes my gallery one If
the finest in the United States. Our sky light is
u@eqIaied as it s OF the largest and sotest in
the country. Therefore my pictures cannot fail 70
please. Come one, come ali, for by SO doing you
look well to your interest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

/ NEtERslTi Or VERGINEA,-AII
~ former Students OF the University of Virginia,
VINO may be In Richmond req Iested to meet
Ia The Hal OF the Hnus OF Delegates Oh the even
ing t The I'd # December
The objects OF the meeting are to take into con.
sideFaton the means for promoting the interez is
OF the University and to ,rtret the plan now in
the hands Of the COMMITTEE appointed g; the last
Meet ng Of the Alumni for the procurement Of a
copy OF kaphaal's " school Of Athens
Messrs NJ T Hunter, William Daniel. Jr.. All
Ii Stuart and Alexander Rives, alumni uf the Uni
'eFslty nave oceA Invited to address the meeting
THOS Fl ELLIS
lNO X THOMPSON
B B MINOR.
JEO 5 CASkIE
N II MASSIE.
no 22-dtd
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Sole Agentsf0 tor Richmond
W v. ALEXANDER l. co,
PROJECTORS N. Y.


E'rom the German rev Yorker &Mge-
meme Zeituhg, Sept. ., 1S52.-Rheu matiim
Cured.-Nortimore's Rheumatic Compound aud Blood
Punter-Thls great remedy prove specific
Tor this dreadful disease IN Ell lis forms and bringing
relief 10 vast number. who have long suffered We
have had personal knowledge of the virtue and eiea
cy OF this medicine tor time, and with pleasure
refer EIOst obstinate of chronic rheumatism
Of long standing which il cured. This case was tho
wife of a wealthy merchant, who for many years
a cripple. No expense spared IN visiting the most
celebrated springs, and procuring the treatment Of emil
nent physicians This was continued for years, bus
she only grew worse, and seemed victim 10 is with.
erng grasp. All other remedies and efforts aiied We
Instrumental III inducing her try this remedy
and surprise and her great relief it cured her
completely. Some weeks ago called aud purchased
bottle, at the depot No. Barclay street. snd sent to
gentleman friend of ours in this city, who seemed
martyr 10 this disease. TINS bottle cured him..
There are numbers of other which have come
under notice, cured by this remedy. We glad
to the attending the Introduction Ut this
medicine Its timely " thousands from pain
and suffering and restore them 70 sound aud perfect
health We believe this is the only remedy known,
which put forth for this disease Alone and
satisfied it will do what is claimed for it-cure rhea-
matism In all its forms. no i-dn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

| ~ ENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOOns.
| ~ We have 10 sto : large assortment of Gen.
! tlemGns McriDo Under Shirts, Drawers and other
| Goods suitable for Gentenens' wear which will
| be sold low HART L. MOSES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

STOLEN, from my store ON Brook Avenue on
- Friday night last, bundle OF French Calf
skins. one bundle OF Red Lining slius, >
stout ait OF Pesged Boots, pair Of Footed
Boots, calf skin (chehreD boots; numb,r OF
Lady's CATERS AMI Boys shoes. reward
OF $50 viii be given for the apprehension and deec-
ton OF the thief, or $40 for the recovery OF the
stolen articles.
no 22-3t* VIM Mills
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

BY GEORGE ]. SUMNER.
tAECCTORs SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
AMI KITCHEN FURNITURE MON
Ia ~ morning next, the 18th inst, commencing at
~ COCK, at the residence of Gwathmev de
ceae on 10th street, between Marshall aud C,sy.
VII De sold at Auction, The Household Furniture
s oe,onsing to bis estate among which viii be
Mahogany Sofas, Chairs, Marble Ton Table Mir.
rer, flano, stool and Cover; Fine Brussels Garnet
nearly new; set Excellent Mahogany Din;ng r.
oles. IN good order; sidebosrds; / SCOTS Refri.
God Rama ma, new s;,' ' e Seat Chairs; Large
Beds, Hair hattrass and Bed ding. togetber win
all the Kitchen Furniture &c &c T.r7n. Ill
WIN w GWATHMEY, Execu,or Of
ID b GWaihmey, deed.
no23 GEO SUMNER Ana,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-11-23

'I'H E subscribers intending to make a change in
l. thsir business on the l=r January next, otfar
for sale their Stock Of Goods consisting Of an cx-
celleEt 2rtment OF Cloths, Casameres aad Vest
ings, Ready Mace Clothing, Gloves Socks, Shirts,
SVspenders, Handkerchief, Eeckerchieis Scarfs
Cravats Umbrellas, &c, on reasonable terms, and
would be happy to receive Call from all in Want
OF any article il their line.
RIDDIGK & BENSON,
Merchant Tail0rs aud Clnhers,
no 2S-lw No no. Main Street
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&TOCK OF DRY GOODS AT [:REAT.
- LY REDUCED PRICES, From and after this
date, we are Offering oar large cheap stock of
Fancy aud Domestic Dry Goods, at greatly r4dCned
prices in order to lhe same sufficiently prj.
or to taking Inventory, by Let Of January next All
in search for really cheap and handsome goods,
must no: tai 10 cali GA US. We nave the largest
assoItnentin Dress Goocs of ali kinds; beautiful
Mouslnes a. one shilling. Also, another lot Of
those superior Linen Towes, ct 81 per dozen.
Needle work Of all descriptions, very cheap
White, red, and yellow Fannels, very low in fact,
everything needtu and desirable in the Dry Goods
line, caa be had at our store Ettie cheaper than
any " here else.
Ribbons, Florences, MarcaIise, Sstins, Bonnet
and Mantiia Vevets will sell a. cost to ell who
vii call. J. MILLRISER IL BROTHER.
20 - 1913 Broad street
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Ey To Our Friends and the PHbIlc.-If
you wish correct and well executed Dasuer.
reOtype Likeness, advise you to cali on
MINIS d. WATSON, 3512 Main street, (Mansi0p
House) Our observations justify in saying that
ST. lie, and in price moderate, and warranted never
to fade. Remember 35E Main st:ert is the place
TO Id -
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NJ EW EAMs.-A supply OF very superisr new
~ Hams just received and for sale by
JAMES u. SHELTON,
no Ii Corner Broad and 4:h sta.
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'kNHE HISTORY Of HENRY KS .iONO
Esq, Colonel III the service OF Her Ma.
iesiy, Queen Anne, written ty hiIns II Ly W 81
rhacke.sy- price SOC
Godey's Lady's Book, CT aham's Magazine an
Ladies' National Mssazi for December lor sale
By JAMES GLIB,
no2 - IS, opposite City Hotel, Main st.eet.
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RN USELINE DE LAINES.-A large lot
lsI OF Ike above Goods, aH styles, at 10 cts
IL! c,s, / s, and finer. Call for bar gaIns at
w. }. SWORD'S,
nO25 No 22) Broad street.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26

IIe accord ueiy started on his evrlodns
expedition At the appointed Time, and ,ny.
elled through the states Of Maryland. Penn
sylvauia, and. at last accounts, was in the
hear Of Ohio, making ~harangues 10 all
whom curiosity had collected around
him. HIS reception at several points
was eold-the people seeming to have tUr-
ned away sickened at the thought Of such
an exhibition at other places public curi~
Osity 10 see the caravan ran higher than
public contempt, and he succeeded in seeur.
ing the attendance Of crowds quite respect.
able in numbers.
This is the last expedienl of a vain, m
bitions man, and his corrupt managers,
to arouse popular favor in his behalf Il
viii not succeed, but on the contrary, il
will swell the torrent Of pop lar wrath
which is destined to sweep over them in
Move mber -MisIisslgpian,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26
Rangers, Sale.

WILL be sold on Tuesday the gao
~ November, before the ConrlhouS
door III WOodville, for Cash, the iollowiAs
described strays, tO-wit:
-Four head Of cattle taken mp BY Geogs
Morris, described rs follows-One red y
white Cow, 4 years old--and Call. =
brown and white Cow; 4 years old y
brown and white Steer, about 4 year wy
all marked as follows: Crop and nndefsss
in the right ear. and crop and hole in Inc w
ear. Appraised at SIS 90.
ALSO--Two Cows and calves takehuP
by Geo. B. Collier. described IS sollos'
One Gov with white belly and While -.
feet, marked with = split and undef'oa :
the left ear, and swallw-fork IN The ~,
The other Cow is a speekled. nnms't's
Appraised each at IS 20.
ALSO--A Steer taken mp by Thoa''
Ashley, described rs follows A pa'e Y
Steer, marked with : hole and under.sloR
in the right eaE. and q crop and upPef'pa !
the left ear. about four years old. ArPfa''e
ut 50 90. w; G. BONNEY, hahg'
Oct. l9. is5S-ids.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26
THE WING CANDIDATE
EIectiOneering.

For the frt time in the History of
this great and proud Republic-the
Land of Washington, of Franklin.
Jefferson and Madison. we have the
humiliating spectacle presented to the
people of these United States, Of "A can
didate for the Presidency, travelling
over the country and stamping it for
the high and d~igniied office, to which
he aspires.--G Great God is our beloved
country TO be brought so low in the
eyes of the whole World as thisi
What would have been thought o!
such a course in the days of Washing.
ton, John Adams, Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, jackson, or others since their
time' 1t must bring a deep blush tc
the cheek of every true American {.
The transparent pretext under which thi.
disgracefnl object is presented to the public
view. is the selection of a military asylum
IN Arkansas or Kentucky. Previous to hi:
departure from Washington, Gen Scott
forwarded this dispatch oil along the route
to the faithful. notifying them OF his coming
and Indicating that they should make a par
ade over him
II
Gen. Winfield Scott leaves here ;hi.
" morning. eia Harrisburg. He will con.
sent 70 PUBLIC receptions on his route"
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26
Warrenton, Ca, 4tll Oct. 1852

Sir:--Returning home Yesterday from
Wilkes court OIL my way to this place,
found your letter of the I'd sept, in the Of
flee at Crawiordville. | had been absent
a week. This will account to YOU for the
delay in getting an answer. In reply to
your inquiry touching the report OF my re-
marks IN Atlanta, as made in the slip from
a newspaper you enclosed, | can now only
say briefly that my upon what
purported to be a speech made by Gen.
Scott to the Mississippi delegation was 10
this effect that it was not authoritative ;
that il General Scott really entertained the
sentiments expressed in that speech VT was
due to himself and to the whole country
that he should so have expressed himself
under his W hand, when called OH 10 do
SO. 1t was not enough for me. for a candi-
dates opinions upon SO important and vital
a question TO be given to the country by
proxy. 1t was the right of the voter to
know from the man himself who sought his
suffrage his opinions upon any question OF
interest 10 him, and not from another. |
did not pretend to say whether the speech
was correctly reported or not fer OF that /
knew nothing. But if it was true that
zen. Scott was really "dead for the com-
promise. and dead against every man who
was against any Que OF those measure,
known as the compromise" then he GER
tainly was dead against a large number. i
not a majority, of those who had procured
his nomination and it was due TO them, a
well as to the common interest of the Who'll,
country. that his position shonld be mad,
known under his own hand that there nigh
be no mistake about it. This is the pur
port OF what said on that point.
Very respectfully,
ALEXANDER IL, STEVENS,
Daniel w, Adams, jackson, Miss,
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26
COL w. S. HAMILTON.

This gentleman has recently ublished a
document which displays a great deal of
hostility to the democratic party and Gen
Pierce. Ills greatest objection to Pierce is
his obscurity. Good Heavens. what a great
change has come over the Colonel, in this
respect! In 1914, when the wings were
contemporary asking, who is James X.
Polk" the Col was always ready with an
answer. Once in our Courthouse Ms Sim.
rail-, at a wing meeting, asked that question,
and we shall never forget the answer that
Col Hamilton made TO him; here it IS:
"The democracy, sir, has nothing to do
with men, they are but creatures OF a day,
and capable of much mischief But, lsir, we
lay down a platform of principles, and these
principles are eternal. 1t matters but lit.
tie whether you or | stand upon that plat
form, so that we are pledged to the II
try to carry its provisions into effect. Its
the platform, sir, which swallows up the
man; and the fact that a great and intelli.
gent party unanimously selects a man to
stand on its platform, Is evidence TO me
he is worthy to stand there"
The Colonel also publishes what purports
to be a private letter of Gen Scott. Now,
II is evident there is some Juggling here
Tins letter speaks favorably Of the compro.
mise, and it is evident that Col Hamilton
has been hambugged, or else that he has
antenttondHy withheld the letter till the eve
d the election, so that it could make south
ern votes, and not have time to reach the
north, and hurt Gen Scott with his abolition
supporters. Why did the Col. not publish
1t sooner! 1t is an out and out wing trick.
When it is known TO the wings that the
Col. did not vote for Cass. and that he has
no personal influence, aud can not control
any vote but his own, they will see what a
very little accession the Col is TO them.
The Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1847-1853, 1852-10-26

III, indeed. we have incurred the Divine
i'spleasufe, aud It Is necessary TO chastisc
this people with the rod OF His vengeance,
would humbly PROSTATE myself before
Him, and implore His mercy. to visit our
hvo5sd land with WAR, with PESTt.
tENtsE, with FAMINE. with ANY
SIupAGE. other than MILITARY
kpLE, o. a blind aud headless enihusi.
Hsin log more MqMTARY renown.' HeArg
Clays speech az BaAlnl@c, May 10, 1925.
pee Malbyy's LIFE Of Clay page 557.