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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

Tickets $50, halves 10, quarters 90.
Certificate of package of wholes $780, halves
140, quarters 20.
~ Orders for Tickets in any of the Maryland
Lotteries will meet the mist prompt and coniden.
hal attention, if addressed to F. NORRIS & CO.,
Managers, or to CIV PURCELL,
ia 81 Richmond, Va
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RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA,
CERTAINLY CURED BY THE
INDIAN PANACEA

NeaoIy DISCOVERED By Dr. Minn0ck
YNHIS mixture most efectually cures the above
l. complaints, and has been used by several per.
sons in this city with unrivalcd success.
The remedy snow prepared and for sale by 4
M. Warrington, Agent, over ]. B. Stegals Store No
l6 Main street, where many valuable certificates
may be seen of its wonderful efficacy
The Agent would refer to the following named
persons, who have used the remedy, and can ties.
tify to Its great utility in the above complaints
Mrs. Hutcherson, Miss Lacy, Mrs Kerby, Mr.
Bennett, Mr.. Sharp, Mrs. Duff, Mr.. Lynn, Mrs
Stocking, Mrs. Shields, Mrs Durfey, J. B. Stegall
r. M. WARRINGTON.
Sole Agent for the United States
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COKE FOR SALE.

A FULL supply OF Coke at myi yard, north
IN side of the Basin between 9th and 10Th streets
Customers whose orders have not been filed. will
please notify me, (many orders having been mis-
laid or overlooked) Other persons in want will
find upon trial that this is softer and easier to ig
mite than other kinds OF Coke IT is also free from
slate lte l0-lm j. c. DEATON.
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) s5R4aeas vii ayg4,R
TwIcE sn DA fsr fsoM s1cHsoE i'e rs NEW
YORK. WITH TRANSFERS OF PASSENGERS
WASHINGTON, BALTIMoRE, AND PHIL LAD H.
PHIA, FREE OF EXTRA CHARGE --On and af.
ter the LIST Of March, the following quick and com.
Portable schedules win be run over The inland route
between Richmond and New York: Leave Rich.
mond daily, at O'Clock, A. NJ and O'Clock, p NJ;
arrive in New York, daily. at 81, A. NJ and 81 p. nj.
Fare to Washington, let class 50
"a .-.---...-.-.-.4 90
8" a. I'd a.5O 0
And between Baltimore and Philadelpbia. -. 3 90
And between Philadelphia and New York ----..3 90
For LIST class passengers, and 81 for each for I'd
Besides the through and direct connection named
above with the main Northern Rou'e, ii is proper
to state. that through tickets direct be obi aimed
at the Depot of the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany, in Washington, for Pittsburg and Wheeling
via the Ralay House on the following terms:
Between Washington and Pittsburg-
tTlme "A hours. --..;-;;;;..;:..-----...s11 so
Between Washington and wheeling
(T1me 30 hours so
For through tickets to Washington and Balt
more, or other information apply at the ticket of.
fee.
1t is deemed proper, in addition, to state for tia
information OF passengers that four daily lines
in operation between Washington and Baltimore,
by means of which the traveller who, through
business or pleasure has been delayed in Wash.
ington. has 1t always in lis power TO proceed at
convenient hour directly on his journey to any
point moth of that place THOMAS SHARP, :
Agent of transportation.
OFFICE r., F. e. PR. R. Co.,1
Richmond, Feb. 90, 1852.
p S.-The Night Train will not stop to lake up or
put down passengers. except at the following sta
lions: Cottage, Chesterfield, Milford, Ginney's,
Fredericksburg, Taylorsyille, Brooks and juno
ton, T. 8.
%e2If
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CHEFFIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA

CHE FIELD AND BIRMINGHAM PLA,
nSTED WARE.-Revolving and Stationary Castors
Iaoiesand Dessert Spoons and Forks, Cake Baskets,
Toast Racks Nut Crackers, Fruit and Butter Knives
and Walters, Cheese Scoops, &c, Tor sale by
j. 30 r.. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
10 TOBACCONIsTs- Mills, warrant
kinds, very simple, not liable to get out of order
ana WIZ ssve q vast deal of labor. supply just
received and Tor sale by :,
BENNETT e. BEERS,
. ~ Druggists, Main Of.
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I USTRAL HAIR TONIC.-This matchIess
Ia prepa alton for cleansing and beautifying the
hair has been pronounced the best in USE Its use
renders the hair soft and glossy, and frees it from
scurf and dandrutf. Ladies will hnd it an admira.
BILE addition to their toilet removing all diseases
OF the fcalp, snd giving strength and beauty to the
Z. J. PICOT,
jas Corner opposite the Old Market
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IN En E@Ezzl ADAMS d CO.'S
81 &1E-s7E6a1SE XPRESSE S a re now run
ming to nearly every city, town and village in the
United States, and its superior facilities are offered
to all Eat low rates) for the rapid carriage and de.
livery of articles of all descriptions: boxes bales,
packages, parcels, money, &c &c. and for the col.
lection OF notes, drafts, bills, in all places where We
have agents.
Our arrangements are such that the utmos,
promptness may be relied upon for the perform.
ance of all business entrusted to u.s.
Custom house business attended to, goods entered.
duties paid, and articles forwarded with dispatch
Be sure to order goods by ADAMS d co.'s Ex.
press
Checks on England, ireland, Scotland and Wales.
In sums to suit for sale at this office
Our European and California Expresses give gen.
eral satisfaction.
The Express leaves Richmond for the North,
East and West every morning Except Sunday at
II O'Clock, arrives every evening Except Monday
at ST o'clock. j. H. SAWYER AGENT ~
Office No. 5, Fourteenth street, Richmond. Va.
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AXES AND TOOLS.
UNION HOTET.

FAMILIES wishing board viii find some very
pleasant rooms at this HOTEL also, for single gen
ueinen with or witnout lodging ! would be clad 10
accommodate about four more families and ahont
ten more single gentlemen with board by The wear
or quarter Transient families and gentlemen visit
ing richmond will find this house very pleasant
place OF resort VIII promise, if possible, TO give
them satisfaction, and they will find the bonse re he
one OF the most pleasant and orderly Hotels in this
eNy; MY charges will be very moderate. Apply
to the subscriber John TAiuaN'
fe l2-2wi~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

NEW SPRING GOODS.-Just opened
~ Rich Lace Under Sleeves
Do Muslin dc do
Glasgow Ginghams at i2s cts
1000 yards g. ring Prints. at Gle. fast eoiors
Black English Grapes
irish Linens, Linen Sh ,etinrs
Pillow Case Linens, Russia Crash
bieacned Shifting and Sheetings of the
best makes, DC.
Also, Tapestry, Velvet and Brussels carnets
wiz be sold at great bargains by
-. CHRISTIAN & LATHRoP,
"a 80 Main Ct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

A RARE CHANCE TO BUY READY.
"A MADE CLOTHING Keen, Chiies 81
Baldwin, No. i02 Main street.-The subscribers
mp themselves, at this late period OF the season.
with entirely too many heavy goods on hand, aId
are determined to cell Those persons who have
not already supplied themselves, csn make IL To-
their interest 10 purchase and put IN N by until
the next winter. We must make room for the
Spring Stock, and we must have casa. Over
Coats, Winter Froeks, Pants, Vests, &c, on hand
too numerous to name Come and look, At No.
l02 KEEN, CHlLES Il BALDWIN,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

Drawn Nos Kentucky Lottery, %, JAM %:
48 "a 5 SO 90 80 81 IS 90 68
- Whole Tickets 90 sc, prize of $4,000
sent to this agency, and returned by WHITES OF
fee, Petersburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

RLACkSMITHS' TOOLS.-Mousehole
- Fosters and Wlkinson's Anvls; Wright's solid
box and Wikinson's Vices; D. Berrian,s warTantsd
Bellows Platt's and Mtchelrs Stocks and Dies.
Butchers and ibbotson's Rasps and Files: Forced
Horse Shoes Grithn's Horse Nails; Cast. shear and
herman steel; Cart Boxes for wood andiron axles.
for sale by yANLEW 4, TAY10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

ZINE OLD ROE HERRINGs.-3O half
L bbls in store ana for sale by
lie Is WILLIAMS e. BROTHER
100 SMALL SIZE MOUNTAIN AND
AOO BALTIMORE HAMS just received and
LOT sale by DABNEY & HANES,
re IL Opposite Thea,-a-
WINTER BLEACHED SPERM NIL
" Perfectly pure and clear, for sale by
lao K J. PICOT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

l OOkING-GLASSE assortment of
II Mantle, Pier, Swing and Toilet Looking
Glasses, in gilt and mahogany fl ames for sale by
X NJ ZIMMERMAN,
fe7 Corner Main and 18th sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

SUGAR HOUSE SYRUP-2O bbls. receiv
Dsngxfor sale by
rfe7| BACON & BASKERVILLE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

pRUNES.-A fresh supply, in small boxes, just
l. received, and for sale by
ANTONIO PIZZINI,
fe 10 40 Main Street undor CITY Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-02-24

S00 LBS. VENISON, FRESH.
AcOO % Frkins Mountain Butter some nr;ma
Just received and for sale by
led l.. d. CRENSHAW g. CO
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DOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
- DR.. E. d. ROBINSON offers his professional
services to such as may prefer the above named
practice. Office on Franklin between 18th and 18th
streets. DC 3l-d3m
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23
The Circuit Judge.


The election OF Jadge of this Circuit. well
a. Judges OF the Supreme Court, will take place
on Monday next This electon IS of the highest
importance and every citizen is deeply interested
in the result Mere party considerations should
not influence the peoples choice. The Independ-
ent Candidate for Circuit Judge, Hon. MORTIMER
VI. JAcKsoS, the present .ncumbent Of the office,
is fairly and honorabiy tefore the people without
distinction OF party. We make no partizan ap-
peals in his behalf because be Is not the candidate
Of any party, but TIM candidate of the whole peo-
pie Ills experience upon the Bench, his age his
legal attainments ami his estimable private char
acter, emnently qga!..y him for the station which
he holds, and in yslsch he has sustained through
out, the character OF an able and upright Judge
We satisfied that the people desire no change
All the Indications Of public opinion, in every
county in the Circuit in Judge Jackson's favor
We are confident the PEOPLE whom he has 50 &C
ceP;abIy served will DO him justice. The attempt
of few violent parcizans and personal enemies
for selfish purpose 10 break him down, we can
not doubt, viii most signally tail.
We submit his clalms to the calm and unpreju
dicel judgment Of nIen of all parties, and of the
whole people, confident, as we are, that they will
by an emphatic veto, sustain faithful and upright
public servant.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23

The Savannah Georgian, Pierce and King pa
per, in publishing tae vote on the Harbor and
River Bill under tie above heading, makes use
Of the following language:
On one SIDE IN favor Of the measure. you will
see all the Northern votes, with the exception of
4 few eyertaithnII and never too nuch-to be-hon-
ored DEMOCRATS Among the last our eyes rest
irh iaerPrcssibia pleasure upon the Of Harry
Hibb0rd II NaU Hampshire. the friend of Franklin
Pigce, and bcirT, he ReprcsenfafiUc Of his Dis
trlG. little lower down, is that of Peaslee an
other Granite State Democrat. With Hibbard
and peasiee stand nearly every Democratic mem
Der OF Congress tru.sa the South
Yes! Western Afcn,-Freuds of Harbor and
River improvement Lcok at the Listr' and
see for yourselves which par.y favors your best
interests Here il IS; look at it:
For the Bills Wings; 50 Democrats
Against the BilI-l6 Wings SO Democrats;
And still we are told that its passage was a Dem
ocr2Ic triumph
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23
TO THE ELECTORS Or EEEE FIRTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

HAVING been requested by large number OF
my fellow citizens, without distinction OF party,
from different portions OF !Ais Judicial Circuit To
become candidate for election 10 my present
office, | hereby announce myself Indepen-
dent candidate for the office Of JunGE OF THE 5TH
CIRcUIr, comprising the counties OF Ia Fayette
Iowa, Grant and Richland Past experience has
made me fully conscious Of the arduous labors and
high responsibilities OF the Office and il Is not
without difiidence TO my qualifications adequate
ly IL perform those labors ami fulfill those rcspon
sibilities, that | again place my name before the
people OF this Circuit As to tire past. claim no
other merit than having sought faithfully 10 dis
charge my duty; and as to the future, in case Of
my reelection. can only pledge diiigent attention
10 business united with firm determination TO
administer Justice without respect 10 persons.
MORTIMER NJ JACKSON.
Mineral Point July 20th, 1882.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23
From the Chicago Journal.

HE WAY THE SOLDIERS FEEL.-We
were attracted yesterday by a native of
the Emerald Isle, who stood gazing at our
flag, embazoned with the names of SCoTT
and GRAHAM. delivering a sort of apostro-
phe to it. On enquiry we found him to
be a Democrat butt said he, Il was
with the old General in Mexico, and kzl0I0
him. You can't beat the old fellow
He'll get my vote"
We notice in one of the Tennessee pa
pers a letter from another of Gen. Scott's
soldiers-Leut ] w SHIELDs-in which
the writer, Democrat declares his inten-
tod to support Gen. Scott He says
/ was a Democrat and at first felt ike
supporting Pierce but when | remember
the trials and dangers / had gone through
with while under Scott did not feel that
I could do my feelings justice and vote
against him.
He declares Gen. Scott ';as noble a com
mander as ever went forth to battle" and
says-".when [ heard mr. brave cid com
mander abused, | could stand it no lon
ger :" adding
You, my brother soldiers, rem embeT
( how he visited the hospitals in the City
I of Mexico, and how he administered to the
wants of the sick, furnishing each man
with a shirt, blanket, a pair Of shoes
and one dollars worth of tobacco and l
for one drew all these comforts, and a
/ Ilnapsacl, also, as did all others who lost
theirs in battle
He further says.
The soldiers under Scott's command
love him You, fellow soldiers, remember
when he arrested you remember ia,
morning he left the army for the United
States and what was done that day
/ Yes, every regiment marched around hi
quarters, clad with badge of mourning
in order to show how they honored anC
loved him You know we had orders no
to cheer but one Of the volunteer com
panies was obliged to cheer, and chez
they did.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23
Mineral Point Scott and Graham Club.


A meeting of Wing electors, assembled at the
Court House, pursuant to a call published in the
Wisconsin Tribune for the organization OF ScoTT
AND GRAHAM CLUn, on Saturday. the Sth inst.
The meeting was called TO order by J. Bracken.
Esq, when GEoRGE W Bliss, was called TO the
Chair, and HENRY P. GEORGE, chosen Secretary
The chairman read the call and explained the OBJ
iect OF the meeting Thos. s. Allen, Esq, read a
draft for Constitution for the governance of the
Club, which, with some little amendment was
adopted. On motion OF l. T. Messmore, Esq that
a Committee of three be appointed b. the chair,
to nominate officers for the Club, /. L. Messmore,
John Bracken and Richard 5 Vivian, were appoin-
ted such Committee, After a short absence. the
Committee returned, bringing in the following
names, as their nominees, who were unanimously
elected rira Uoca
For President, GEORGE W BLISS.
GAS HUTCHINSON,
For Vice Pres is, JOHN McNAIR,
ANTHONY NANCOLAS
For Secretary, HENRY P. GEORGE.
For Treasurer, PATRICK LENAHAN.
In accordance with the provision Of the Consti-
tuition, the President then appointed as a Vigilance
Commute
HARVEY S KErEs, C. L. STEPHENSON
JAMES BRowx, WHTSEY SMITH,
and WILLIAM J. BENNETT,
John Bracken and l. i. Messmore, Esqs, alter
natiyely read the resolutions, adopted by both the
Baltimore Conventions as the platforms Of the
two parties, making remarks in the course of tho
readings, which showed the utter rottenness o
some of the panks with which the so-callcd Dem
ocratc platform is constructed. Remarks were
also made by several gentlemen present tending t
show the wrongs which had been heaped upoI
Gen. Scorr by the administration of Mr.. Polk
and of the obligations which the people of thi
country are under 10 the "Conquerer of Mexico.
l. f. Messmore made a short speech, wherein h
t humorously illustrated the way in which the dem
( ocrats had stolen Wing thunder"
On motion il was
Resoiccd, That tie proceedings of the meeting
be presented TO the publishers of the Wisconsin
Tribune. with a request that they lie inserted il
that paper.
There being no further business before the NEE
ting, on motion. it adjourned, with three rousn
cheers and tiger for Scorr AND GRAuAN, unit
next Saturday evening at o'clock.
GEORGE W BLISS. Chairman.
p. HExRY P. GEoRGE, Secretary.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23

ANOTHER VIcuN.-The Cincinno.;
Commercial states that Mrs W1ebona
widow with FIVE children, residing in o.
oinnati, has been taken to the insane u
partment of the Commercial Hospital and
Is regarded as an incurable lunatic tba
result Of spirit-rappings.
ALToN AND SPRINGFIELD RAuRo,,
The first train of cars passed fron, A.
ton through to Springfield on the eth IN.
Their approach TO the latter place ~.
announced by the firing Of cannon .n5
other demonstrations Of joy.
The appropriations for California o..
the last session of Congress amopDfoa -
the sum total Of S3,743, 43 IS. wbila ~
revenue received there during the last
fiscal year was less than two and a half
millions
Rock ISLAND RAILBoAD-The iron q,
the track of this road is laid to within
eleven miles of Joliet. Il is expected tn
have the cars running over it. dur;br
the present month, to tina. place.
CHoLERA.--This disease continues +,
be fatal at Rochester, and also at Cincip.
natl, recently. We heard of scattering
eases in various places, but none occur
/ here.
/ DR.. Joel A Wing, of Albany, died at
Hartford, CT, on the 9th inst. In 1913
he was President of the n Y. State
I Medical Society, and in 1913, a Member
Of the Legislature from Albany Co
! During the week to August 22d. ten
ships, including the immense Iron Steam.
er Great Britain, with 5 900 passengers.
left Liverpool for Australia.
/ Col Benton. speaking Of Frank Pierce
says he was not Indicated by, and his
nomination was fraud upon, the Ameri-
can people.
The Wings of Louisville have solicited
Geo. D Prentice, of the Journal, to be.
come a candidate for Congress.
Jouz PlTK1N NoRrox. Professor Of
Agricultural chemistry at Yale College
died at Pennington, Ct, on the 5th inst
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23
Look ont for Commercials.

The public Gre cautioned against another countereiL
which lately made is appearance, called ". B. Far
rsIs Arabian Linim-nt, the dangerous Of all The
counereits because ais having lhe of Ferrelma
ny viii bug good faith, without knowledge thst
counterfeit exists, and they viii pe haps only discOyer
heir error when the spurious has wrought lis
evil effects.
The genuine article IS manufactured only by II. GFar-
re sole inventor and prop wholesale druggist
No. H. Mari street, PEORIA Illinois, 90 whom all aPpca-
lions for Agencies NUT be addressed. Be you get
with the letters u. G.. before the Farrell thu-H. G..
FARRELLs-and his signature on the wrapper, all 9th
ers arc couuterieils. Sold by
WHITNEY SMITH, Mineral Point, HoskBs,
Thomas s. Co, Dodgeyil,, T. Be, Oh, Linden Hook &
Robinson, Franklin, BrBner, Wing vile, A. Nurjyke,
AUscoda, Ripley, Downs * Co, Richmond, E. McIn-
tyre, RIchand city, On 10y regularly authorized Agents
throughout United STATES.
n1~ Prce p and so oeut7, and 81 per bottle.
AGES Is WASTEDIn every tov1, village and hamlet
iH The True1 STATES in which ore IS yet 4bshed
address r. Farrell rs above, accompanied With good
references "a to character. responsibility, &C. fy5n3
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23

The Democratic party, IN this vicinity,
and in fact wherever they find an adopted
citizen, are busily engaged in misrepre-
senting Gen. Scott, and the Wing party
in relation to their position upon the sub
iect of the Naturalization Laws Ifsteal-
ing "Whig Thunder" aud Wing princi-
pies, will render their party " Progressive, .
truly the Democratic may be called the
progressive party. Men Of that party,
who, less than six months since were
heard to say that "the id Cornish
and Irish ought not to have the privilege
of voting at all" have progressed SO far
as to claim to be the exclusive friends OF
our adopted citizens, and avail themselves
of every opportunity TO accuse the Wings
Of being their enemies.
Notwithstanding all that Gen Scott
has said and done in favor Of adopted cit
notwithstanding his interference at
Queenstown, and his successful effort in
preventing the Irish prisoners there taken.
from being sent to England and hanged
as traitors notwithstanding he said in
1913, in replying to the Welcome of the
Common Council of the City of New
York. that 'it would be impossible Cor
me to recommend or support any measure
intended to exclude them 1.-THE naturalized
citizens) from just and full participation
in all civil and political rights now secured
to them by our Republican laws and in
situations, Notwithstanding his testi-
mony to the fidelity and valor of our nat
uralized citizens in maintaining our flag
IN the face Of every danger. in the War
of ISl2-l5, and in the War with Mexi-
notwithstanding his desire to extend
to such foreigners as serve one year in
our army or navy the right to vote, in al
dition to the privileges already enjoyed
Notwithstanding all this, and much more
that Gen Scott has said and done for our
adopted citizens, the cry Of the Locofocos
Is, Scott is Native American, and is
not willing to allow foreigners to vote un-
til they have been p years in the United
States
Those who now seek this hobby as
last resort to defeat Gen. Scott, are only
following in the footsteps Of the traducers
of Gen Harrison and Gen Taylor, and
like them will find their deception too
shallow TO be needed by those who desire
to bestow their suffrage upon man whose
whole life has been devoted to the inter.
ests of his whole country. without regard
to birth, sect or party.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23
The Parker Patent Case.

We learn by gentleman from Monroe that
the Parker Wheel agents who were charged with
obtaining notes under false pTetences, were honor
ably discharged al the late term of the Circuit
Court in Green Co. The prosecuting witness
against them was subsequently arrested on charge
OF perjury. Our informant says that their papers
were well Observation-Disclosures they were legal
agents and had right to claim damages from all
who had inlringed Parkers Letters Patent, also to
bring suits in the L. S Dist Court to recover the
same, in all cases, when mill owners refuse 10 set
tie amicably.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-09-23

toric light, Gen Scott-with or without the Presi-
dency-shall shine sun in the perpetual armament
OF his country's glory. And whether in victory or
defeat, ambition enough shall il be for me. (even
should my advocacy of Gen Scott forfeit the
friendship of some who would beiriend me but
for my politics. TO have sustained ihata rm which
pulled down the elon flag OF the oppressor OF my
native land, and whipped the British Lion back to
his lair, to growl over his defeat. Enough for me
TO rise along the vista OF the future the mon
uments which all future generations of American
citizens will gaze upon with pride, and to know
that ii is not my fault they do not read upon that
pure and lofty shaft which Will yet rise to his
memory,
President ;. WINFIELD SCOTT