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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-05-28
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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.,

In This county. Mr.! GAJAx \. McklNNEl
and Miss MARTHA J. IN RlfHF.
In Huntsville, Ala |, Mr. JoHN w ROB
INSoN and Miss Mar TIA J ANE u BRADFORD.
In Huntsville, Ala MR. PENHA L REBMAi
and Miss Macy Z. MlDDAt ToN.
Id Rutherford g unly Mr. JOHN NJ
PEARsoN and Miss MARY PREwETT.
In White county. MI. JosdpH Macy
aged IS wears, and Mrs SARAH MooEE
aged so years-bolh Of L. gan coPniy, Ks'
III Giles county, Mr.. Oh rRY ARMsTaoNt
and Miss Many ANN WnlFG.
Ia Giles &C uny, Mr. John Rogers ans
Miss CAROLINE Hairy.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
NslYV STORE.

vNT d & S. NJ. EWlNG ale nov open
w NO ID Hines "bia house, south
.,da'of Publjc SQUARE. Fa, etrevlle. large
"a Ive,d iIps.fabie assortment Of Staple and
Taacv nv Goods Hsrdware. Cutlery
on4sas ware m short. every a rlicle usually
-, :, | 6Fs,class DIV goods House--Whci
~, ia@s Ilanared ID sell and vail sell, on
better ter4is for cash 'han any o'her eS'ao
|i,shneu, Ii town; or to punciual deal ers OF
1.-The usual tine. CUme and prove II.
IulY %. 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

4 CRIME. The commitments to the
Hill Of Hamilton county, Ohio, (in
(which is Cincinnati, for the SIX
months ending the % } ult., amount
ed to the unprecedented number o.
fourteen h4a9redl Qf these 9o2
males, and p females, have peen
committed under county charge, and
400 males and l21 females under
fcitv CHARGE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
MeElRoy 4 cTsAWFORD,

n~G HAxs recently received ct thel+
NEss Drug Store, North side VI the Publ.
~ Square, Fayel9ytl'e. fresh rom hi
X abel phla aud Ntw ! ork. an aGduol
IA supply Of GhNUiNi Medicines, Drugs
Paints. Olls, VarnIshes, Dye Stuil>. Witdo y
Glass, Pauy, Pe'tumrfy, ine Soaps. Teas
Wines BraIidies. Snutis. Segars; fine. CON
mon aud smoking Tobacco, Snrsical lhStfu-
nents, sc. sc. winch eiakes IheiI stock VI
surpassed II equaled by an establishment
OUTSIDE IF cRY.
They have on hand ,and are daily recey
ing. an extensive: collection Of Ihe test
Patent Esc,:Eci.,cst exlant Thtir steck
OF his kind OF Medic i<es embraces most o.
the popular pieparalo,S OF hhe dayl. iIav-
iig Obtained odr Drugs and Ale'hcines-ir
tici -everf thing we have IN SIore-4lrolli The
uiosSreiidbie Druggists EaSi, We iet ne hes
fancy III Recommending them 10 tie ribl.t,
physicians. aud merchants generally aSlpure
and genuine. Being resolved 10 c0ntihue a
permanent, reliable Drug business il, Fay
eIteviile, our customers aud the community
generally. MAY rely upon oui statements with
most Implicit confidence - all aItscles shall
come ~ 20 The representations given.
The ladies' ia IeIlar. ana the public
generally, are InyHea q our dheq1a'FIl St
ieettgn OF EFGga'EssmeFf- 1t Is vafiel anil
decidedly ,a$s, i. Come. the FIRST opportunity
and view fhtlD
Farmers. Merchants. and ether bo4ineS>
men. " III BE- Supplied with Castor OH. flwett
do. SrHi'S FuFeutne ,PdreGotic LA6d 4nurn
Essences. Patent Medicines, Sc. sc. by ihe
dozen II desired.
The orders 81 local. physicians aph all
o;hers9proinptly a.teidsd to. and then pre-
Scorpions carefully Compensated
Tie liberal trade we have hesetoforR en-
jgyed. encourages The bellt'. thar will cur
extensive and we'll stiseied supplies WE can
meet all demands i1i 3ur line. 10 a desired
increase OF our busiifAi.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

A coIored peonle's mass conven-
ton, for the State of Ohio, has been
summoned to meet at Cleveland, on
tile Sth an d 9th Of September, to
consider measures tbE the education
and elevation of the free colored
people, and to choose delegates to a
national convention of the free col
ored race in the United States, whicl
is expected to meet lp the approach
ing autumn, but for what purpose Is
not known Lou jour.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
New Arrangement.

'gSIlE subscriber has bought the interest Of
a w. ii. hloogEs. IN The Store House
Goods, B1os$, Notes. and AccOuhls. OF
HooREs & THoMsoN, and The subsctlbef Is
alone authorized to collect rke amounts due
the firm, aud IS responsible Tor MS dfLis.
Being permanently located in the Hlercan
Tile business. respectfully ask call from
the purchasing public. My Goods areufleFed
as low as those Of ann House IN tayefIeviie.
Try me. JAS. l.. TiiOMSON.l
+ Jan. 90, 1852.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

There is now standing on the es-
tate of Jeremiah Williams, of Rox-
bury, Mass, a pear tree Which au-
riba the Revolution was struck by a
cannon ball fired from Boston. One
of the main branches OF the tree was
severed; butthe tree was otherwise
uhinjured- 1t is now laden !. WIN
fi+uit. By that shot an officer was
killed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
THE Law Of Newspaper s.

Tie Law Of Newspaper s.
Tile Circuit Court, il a recent trl+
nj, ID cided that the f FLOWING rules
were founded in just lee, and in nc
coraa nce with the laws pf the State
and that they would bR maintained
by the Court Whenever a case should
come up for trial.
81. a failure 10 orde + di$contln-
li4ne4 at the end Of al y period for
which person may haFe SUB Fcrloed
is cohsi Tered new eng agement, the
paper Is continued ace prdipgly, and
payment is Justly due
-. II subscribers order the dis
continuance Of their ne wspdpPrs, the
publishers may CONTINUED to send them
uatiI ali arrearages are paid; and pay
men4 is Justly due
IS. If. subscribers nessiecto OF refuse
TO Ia Ike their newspaper from the
Office 10 which hey are directed, they
are Held responsible IN II they have
setll9l the bfls, and ordeffd the
news papers disebntinuea q.
a. Refusing to takf newspapers
from the Office, or removing and lea[
ING them uncalIed for, When unpaid,
is gyFna ftoa evidence Of intention
Al fraud; and is such will bear an
action ~ :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
sNeagsc@.

A 1a Vi 1i5s sss g s y f. @s!5 '' a 's
settle wjihin twenty days lin which Time |
am Compelled TO SETTLE my accounts. Those
who 90 not adjust their accounts by that
ume. may expect 10 srttte with an officer;
which Shall very much regrei.
SEM. I6. IS52-3i 3. F. DENNIS
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

a queer story is t9id 10 the
Mount Holly IN. j.. Mirror, about
The discovery OF some of Captain
Kidd's treasure among The thcs-
1t is stated that n an dreamed Tor
several nights succcssiveIy that he
should end this treasure, lhe place
10 be indicated by four iron bars
projecting from The earth. lie
went and found his dream realized.
Two hundrI ed and forty thousand
daliAfs had been DISCOVERED up to
Monday night, buried IN iron chests,
and the D eopIe have turned out
with their plckaXes IN iurthef
search for tie treasure. HE ut,
most excite ment is said to prevail
IN The neighborhood
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
81 =
q q - 9. = sex5 Q

which we wduiJ be much pleased 10 have
our olli customers aud The trading pubilc
grnefhiiy to cal soon aud eXanlne.
II j .Iay cut Goods ia the best markets IN
the United STATES. Oh the most favorable
terms aud t4ins y Hing to sell al very
sm iii advance on cost, We will offer induce
n,enl5 which cannot ial to suit purchasers
We ttust by keeping stock OIL Goods inie
nor 90 none and an increased eOdeavor 10
please. 10 mefi, and receive a continuation Of
me very liberal patronage extended US since
our com mrncemedl IN BUSINESS, and for
which we1eg l,agt 10 reiuIn ouf sincere
thanks.
Very Respectfully, \
GooDRIcH, BUcHANAN 4 BEAVERS /.
AptiilI5 1902
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
TIrhnike.

: IN comnanv with am esteemed
fricndt we took a stroll last Sunday
tyr a few hiibs out Q n the Iynchburg
Turnpike We have passed ever :
Igbod many thoroughlares of this
Kind, but haYe seldom seen one SUI
III rior, If eqqsl, to this one. James
B,Tqti, Ed. ana Maj. J. z. Heste'
/ deserve tAo tlianks ofthe whole com
/ raun;ty, for the complete maqner
Jith which. they have filed their con
/ tracis on thp road.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

Lac. - Sir. Weed, IN Pne Of his
agreeable. let ters in EUROPE, gives the
follpwiIg notice of the m;Inia for fine
lace, which is conspicuous among the
forms Of modern extravagance:
The ladies' visited the principal lace
mandfictory, where's the Brussels ar
ticles are made and sold for sums of
money that would frighten prudent
people. hat do Sou think, for ex-
amtle, of tn INNING a dress with lace
at $3.50 an $500 a yard? Bat
lust now tn 3 rage is for old lace In
Florence, Z pine, Naples, Venice, &c,
traffic in Of ID lace is very active.
Ladies look fur it with moro sollcl-
tude than for any other article OF
dress. Ne;th4 r jewelry nor precious
stones are So much priced as lace
known to h ave bee n worn by a car
dinal or a monk a century ago. No
lady thinks oil leaving ICaiy "l'tioul
securing some of their precious spoils.
OF course, the S pply Of old lace
keeps pace with the rapidly increas-
ING demand! How much of it is
qeBUiue | will not undertake to say.
Every lady is quite sure that she
can. detect The antique from the mod
/ nr1I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
Sada Water--

Soda Water
Ladies and 'gqntIcmq ? v ho are fond
OF this delicious beverage, can have
tbJir thirst slIISod, BY calling al
III. Fy.ov S. d-arfortfSE where q
fountain is in flil blast
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
administrators Sale

IBv references to Am advertisement
in mother column, It vi p By seen that
an opportunity Will be slfer ID to th3s'
dssirinr to purchase valud be Med c-
j Books andNIqdicine4 !, b atteadip pc
tba administrator 5 sale at THE count
Io4 pse, on thq 25th ms :
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
:, gs.susi4 III and Cheap

Ar. The Question OF ihe Laies il par
24E4 ,icularty ra,itd TO one VI the n.i 81
~ /, ,ndstllne siJcas oi DRess 4ooDS
,lisplayeilf IN Esy s,leviIis. counriIsi:g
Rich Brncade Dress Silks;
suppri, Dau,a>k 10
s;lfendId iimbroiqd Kobe DO
MIA q G.rn. Flouae.d DO
biz Gro d Rhine and W aieied DO
dJ Brocade aud Damask DO
fhr Enbf ldrrt4 and Striped Berages;
eie4sii Pointed Ghaiigis;
4 btAutiiol Plaid PnplIas;
hhndsonj Fi.,ufed Gfenadi"es;
Paris Printed be rage de LANES
lawns, Tarla'ais AMI PRINTS;
Wlue Goods, GiHsfams. Sc. SC.
The se Goods are VERY SELECT EN- Ing
atI the LATEST STILL rs "u'. some " '"e''
are u ich iinef THAI any heretofore W.
TO ihi ,narkei, aud 4e teiY on 'ue nae 'eS'e
of the Ladies OF Lincoln % shso!is '"ln s'-e'
icoaDklcu, sucnANAN BEAVERS.
AutiIi =
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Valuable Land and Hills for S.s!e.


To CLOSE theparnership exist
fsSssssssS ing between 6 " DENNIs s,
Ek5<sS Spss. VIII bch has expired By lin
itaiion. three hundred aud nlneiy tniee acres
ui ELK RIVER La Nd. TWO hundred Of
which is IN line state OF cuitIyatIon. and
The entire tract susceptible OF teiag TILED
lying three miles south easl OF Fayetteville,
on 49, road ID Wnch-sier lis now being OF
fered FOL sale In adlnioh 10 as gool soil,
ana being as well situaJed. us any IN Middle
Tennessee. t,,-re qre on IBIS tract Of Land
sniiabje dwellings an olf houses. together
wih s,,nerior SAW am. G!Il5T MILL
all of which are constructed alter he most
approye4i plans, and are not only in good
order. But entirely new; built oil The yeiy
best umbe On the pIetI Uses, Is very val
l,abie FERRY across Elk River. on The road
leadlIg directly from " dthester 10 FaYetre-
vile. The properly can We advaniageouSiy
divided. &c as 10 maze two or more desirable
settlements Those desiring to purchase this
valuable property. would DIP wei. 10 call with
out delay on u. w nENfIs, senior. who IS
alone auliiorzed TO sell ih4 same. Any one
Of the fr,n will take pleasure in showing the
properly, by the applicants calling on them,
on The PREMISES.
Sent q 1S52-H
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Public Di5cussion--

Fuhiic UI3gaSsEOH---
Maj. VI r. Ross an 4 jas. ~ Do
si.Rsoa, Esd +, ELECTORS for this Con
eressional District, Will address the
pdople at Bbon's Hill, on Monday
p st inst; and Corncrsville, on Tues
day, 22d i hst.
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Up AIM s.
C!L9
Tuliah0ma Lots.

fEtHE Undersigned has lald off blocks OF
IL LOTS Of several acres 10 each. for pr
vate residence, and IS now prepared tO sell
lieEa at private sale 10 those who desire 10
have summer reside nceS. in the beautiful
and healthy town vi TuIIaflO Esis. We
have III the Town SIZE, besides The most
healthy atmosphere and pure Teestone wa
TEL. niosI excellent Chslybtat Spring,
which Is supposed 10 be mixed with white
sulphur.
WIN MOORE. a gem, &C.,
Nav %. lSJ2-U.
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Conference

Conference
TIE Tennessee NJ ethod ist Annual
Conference, will commence its next
session at Pulaski, on Wednesday,
Oct. 18th.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

TIE YELLOW FEvER IN CHARLESTON.
We sincerely regret to learn that
the yellow fever has made It's appear
ance in Charleston. We were put
in possession Of exi tracts from two
LETTERS from that city on Friday last,
(which stated that several cases OF
iveIlow fever had occurred there, but
we deferred publishing them, for fear
.of doing injustice to Charleston
We thought it probable than an iso-
lated case, no unusual occurrence
at this season of the year, might
hay L excited the apprehension Of The
writer's, and we did not doubt that
the press would ma Ike The fact known
Whenever the disease assumed an
endemic character We still hope
that our sister city will not be alllict-
o.! With the disease in a malignant
form, ADD that its presence may be
of short dnIption.- 'SagaYnah Ae1cS.
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Camp Meeting

Camp Meeting
The annual Camp Meeting at Gi5-
sens camp ground, near this place,
commences to-morro " q ridayl
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Drowned

N h JOIN PMaH, We regret 70
learl, was found dead in Elk River,
near Bradg' sinill, in q is county, On
last Monday. Being on q ilShl4g
excursion, and somewlt at sngect 10
fits, it IS SUPPOSED i E mus t ma We
been seized by a fiji, Az d IN this CO n
difq n fell into the ri yer and vas
drowned.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
Snr;ug circular.

II :
w s s,s s .sp 3 ss'a 5 s.'a s
weeks, and now have Tie pleasure OF an
noupding that We have "a s'u'e very "a
rEs>lE IS, BEApFIFrI. and VARIED stock O
FiB4y 8-P-k1gS AND SUMNER
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
80 80 JiS. NJ. ELLIOTT, ]
Receiving Rec i 70 wardins & Commission
ne RCnAHT,
Also, Agent for iAanaWa snis'
.SHELBYVILLE, TENN

Will attend promptly 10 receiving
81 and forwarding all Goods aud Pro
duce consigned 10 his care. Constantly OH
hand LARGE hd WELL SELECTED stock OF
groceries, Indigo, Madden, Pepper,
S.ssce, aud all hrlicles usually kept tor fam
IN and plantation supplies. fkaunN;a
salt w;ll be furnished at Nashville prces.
aiding freight.
REFERENCE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
Iae @ Goods, etc.

Lace G00aS, etc.
q ACES, Ei2ines and lseIungs;
I A (apes, dollars and Cuff;
llnderslreves Glen zelles aud ManIilas;
Linen CamD bandk-rcheis ( Neck Ribbons
Btrage and Grape phaWIs and Lace Felis;
B1nael and Sash Ribbons aud Trimmings;
Wreaths. FlJWefs Ard laDs,
Mus, Gloves and Hosiery;
parasolS. Fans. &c. sc.
For she very cheap bT
oooDaICH, BUCHANAN Beavers
i April 10.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
.Admin;st S Sale.

T WILL expose 10 puDif sale, ai the court,
q house in the town Of Fayeueyiiie, OF
SATURDAY! 25Ih inst, desirable eoilee
aon Of Medical Books. M4dcines, and oIhe
property belonging 10 tie estate OF The ldt'
DR.. J. b SHEFFIELD. Terms OF sale nad'
known OH the day OF sale.
a S. RANDOLPH, .limr.
Sept Is. IS52-lI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

Returned
Hon. Geo. ". Jones his returned
from Washington, in fine health and
spirits. X
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

60 l,.,.r,isenlnts, hass be handed into
III, Office by I.as$lay li9fatHg' 70 insure.
an apbearance in The fold wing Paper.
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Neatly 7 rinled Blanks.

Constable. aud justices Hanks just print
cd. ami for sale al pur desk1-cAe@P-
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

I GRr.T RoRE.-The tunnelng ma
oL;no : ho,;ao the IIoosac mountains
III the rate 81 twenty inches an hour
RI RI 'ras r,,r,,a nted TO bore six feet a
H.. INIT i exceeds this rate greatly.
The rock operated on, so iar' ? VI
hardest 1liud Of quartz rock.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
Saeeial Notice to the Afflicted.
NH OH ELL = 1atAHtIzx
RheuInatic Extract
md RiONsi Risrllip::

h sacu1f1atfC IL AtAstC1
and Blood PurilieT
a cet,dia Cure for si,aeI In
llammatory, Chr1nic or
Acute RHEUMATis Il. NEU :
aALGIA. and Gour. This
valuable remedy stanis
without a rival in the his
tory OF Discoveries in this
or any other country, m
curing those raIR!di and
paralysing diseases IN then
various forms. The yaSt
number who have been
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

,rJs Never suirer long from Cough. ~
this age OF the world. when you ga" gf'
ArER-s CHEaRv PscroRAL. il is cfIm'na'
uegeci, if you do moi cure II.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16

- AIvarti,nroT.n,5 Tre toSef.UN IN I1t
orr h which hey are iha1ded M
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1852-09-16
candidates. --1B53.
c,,trer ,e-LIJco Is COUNTY

- ~ a,,fi,riz4 Id ID announce IRA
.,,r,;, cad flate fbr Tax C0iIeeto
ot ltutain CoupiT or f9S
-. ~, ar. a,ttaorkedl to an nounce
~ ,.,17 Fsbx;E,;4. dot The 2d district
ILL.,. f., FAX CJledlor Of L,ucoIil
CsuaiH, ior 1893 RI WIZ
xz-;+.,.r.,~st,. lcaaAldate f5T lax
- a. - I.,heot,t C,Idniv Tor 1888
~. il a,tA oL,zdl TO announce
-, Is esao,l;ye. candidate for
N N = 't,',,'.r.. ,nrnI5 Cduniy. Ter 1853
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TEatS!
Beots and Shoes.


~ AT 55 cents-cash. !
l June TO- SHAPARD.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-19
Daily Zion's Herald

FOR THE APPROACHING GENERAL CONFERENCE!
accordance with what is believed to be general wish
and expectation Of the Methodist public, the proprie
tors of the Herald have determined to ssue during the
approaching General Conference In Boston, DAILY IL
ON'S HERALD.
The main design will be to publish ths proceedings and
documents Of the General Conference Especial pains will
be taken therefore, to give full and accurate reports of the
sayings and dongs Of this important body and of the
rious anniversary meetings that may during the
sion. The editor intends continuing his "ChdTaceTistic
Notes." which received with much favor in 1874
and 49, These "Notes besides observations the
ceedings Of the Conference, will embrace Personal Sketches
Of some of its principal members and visiters. /
TERMsFor single copy for the session, ST. The Daily
will be issued a least WEEKS until the adjournment
of the Conference. The first number will be issued Mon
day. May 3d. and will contain the first days proceedings
the Conference complete list of the Delegates &C.
AUSTIN GRAY the Agent for Washington city and will
receive all orders for the above interesting publication
his BOOKSTORE 7th street. opposite oddFellows Hail.
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Daily American telegraph., 1852-04-19
Mr.. Stanly,s Letter.

The Louisville Courier remarks, with reference
to the recentletter of the Hon. Mr. stanly, that sit
should cause to tingle with shame the cheeks OF
those Wing editors who, in order to advance the
interests of other gentlemen who have been
named in connexion with the Presidency, have
been perseveringly industrious in misrepresenting
the position and views of the glorious old soldier
and patriot Gen. Scott. As we have repeatedly
stated, Gen. Scott's position in regard to the
Compromise is as well known as Henry Clay's
and the design Of those who are making and
keeping up such clamor, is not to learn his
views, with which they pretend to be unac-
quainted, but simply to injure him while they
are engaged in the vain effort to prevent his
nomination by the Wing National Convention.
The evidence of Mr.. Stanly is more valuable be-
cause he is in favor of the nomination of Mr..
Fillmore, but yet is not willing to stand quietly
by and see the old hero basely slandered and
misrepresentedn