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LE DoMPTEUR DE CEIEVAUX. z
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DAMS L'AmEnIqUE Dy SUD.
EUR DE CHEVAUX.

La sensualit; des commensanx De don
,lamon se delectait neanmoins 4 l'aspect
de fant de mervsiiles. L'absence de tou-
..e cspece de liquide elaii IN f.itremr-
onable an milieu de cette abondance de
NETS. Au Mcxi4ae, on ne bolt qu'apres
lerepas.
.Je repondis aux questions que m'adres,.
ga mon hote sur Ar'sPe par qne'ques
rcnseignemens one son ignorance, suite
inevitable de sa vie isolee, lui rendalt
precleux. Ayant ainsi satisfait sa curio-
site, ie cras pouvoi, le qaestionner . mon
tour. Je tenais q sayoirs q c'stait bien
Cayetano que j'avais rencontre pres de
Ia porte de l'hacienda; mais le nom do
contrebandier paraissait inconnu mon
h6te ainsi qua tous ses commensaux.
Quand les nombreux convives current
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II etait !, pcine jour quand je me levai
le lcndcmain matin, sans me ressentir en-
ricn dcs E,,igues de la veiIle, ct je MEM
prcssa, dc me rendre dams lie salon
Ta,sistencial oil on await reecite u rosaire.
Don Ramon, sa file M;ria-Antonia ct
lescharclain ). etaient deja reunis. Je
pus alors admirerla bcaute de Ia jeune
fcrmierc, que j';lvais settlement deyinee
Ia veilIc. lie rebo-o 1ui cachait. son Vi
sage pendant Iaaspriere. tonlbait negli-
semment drape sur son epanIe. Son ye-
temcnt consistait eli une simple ehemise
brodee a manches eourtes, et aui, mai
gre les pills de rebozo, ne cachalt qua
dcmi sous les garniturcs de denteIie son
sein ct ses epaules. Un jupon de sole,
sserre par une ceinture de crepe de Chs
Fnc ecarlate autour desa taille que lem
prisonnait jarais lie corset, desslnalt les
riches contours dc ses hanches, s'arretalt
a la chcyillc ct !aissait dams toute sa IL
| berte, sous un bas decoupe jour, un de
ces pieds a coudes eleves, un de ces
! pieds petts, mignons, cambres, aa' ne
/ paraissent fats que pour fouler u laine
ct ctausser lie satin. EBien que Maria
Antonia ne f1t, a propfement parler
que la file dun richie paysan, lie sang
apdaloux await garde chez ellie tonte 81
distinction, ct la femme la plus tiere dc
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rari,lcment; jc ne pus l''i laire ancnnc
question au s'ljct dc I'ancicn pachcur dc
tortucs. Ic soir, retire dams la ehambre
ou' on m'avait assignee. tdont les m''-
rallies etaient complement MUGS, je re-
l)echissais aux evtnemens dc Ia jonrnee,
tout cn pratant loreil|e aux dcrnicrs
br,,its qui s'ttcignaient pen Il pca me-
sure que les Wallets rcgagnaicnt is COM
mans. LIE silence regina bicntot dams
son,e l'etendnc du waste ba1imcnt ct ne
sfat pIds trouble que par Ie mnrmurc
Iointan dc bcstiaux qni s'ecartalcnt des
auges dc la noria livrecs a'ors aux habi-
tans de Il, !oret. Jesme dlFrosais il M en-
dormir mon tour. Gnand IN bruit de
mas Sc it entendre a traversfcs barreanx
dc fer dc ma fenere. Ma ci.ambre etant!
situee au rez-de-chaussee, je Wis distIilc
temcnt de rendroit od Jetais cole'e
dcux indiyidus passer a peu de distance
en- SC parlant assez bas pour que je nc
pusse entcndre que le mot e,aaezaonlndo
aui revint plusieurs fois de suite. Phi
les dcux personnages s'eloignerent ayc'
an eclat-dc ,ire qni ne me Iaissa plus dt
Ioute sur celui qui l'avait pousse: c'etai
biens Cayetano, c'ttait bien ce rire sar-
doniqae qui m'avait frappe pendant nri'
mutt. La presence de Get homme dan
lphaciea,da me sembla de sinistre augure
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NO. SO

A Cu>ECE DE EEvaNCnE.-!l y a
unrIvuc> innrS, deuX rnlans de Marbais,
>,;rahanI) les noinuts FRANCOIS Dumont,
a.: de- 6 ans, rt J. 8. Romain, age de 5
ans. >'nmns;,icnt 4 rc9:'rdcr les grenouil-
I's dams nuc mare q"I Scrt q" ronssolre:
tn,Jl !; coup..c premier, cmHorte par 1T
c,i,jp>i,t, ct cournnl lc 1""g de l'eau,
ionbu dtu, l., loss. don't les bords sont
conrG~ il pic. i.'rnn await ono cortalne
rroIiIuirur. ct. sprs sr s'tvoIrmcnt ct la
presence drsrrt dc son icnnc cH'naradc,
Francois D,mont p,'ri>>;,t inf.iillble-
",r,,t. i.c prtt iondn, SINS sc 'atSscr
,ionliucc r'r IT. (ravc'r. >"cCronplt sur Ie
borb }c l'cnu. ct. s'"rc-boutant sur ses
to1on>. ~ni-t son inprndcnt compa5non
!ur is habits. tout or chant an asecours
nn>>i fort que l. pcrmlrcnL Sos rou-
mons. SIS cris :.rvnt III. i'tot Cntcndus :;
d"> prrsonncs ;rcoururcni CT s. siuiercnt
I'ruEnI. u'li. sans lc courage q IN Plus
jcunc quo. ui. ~, ii ttj tirt lie cette ma
re q''a i.etat dc cad1vrc pcut-etre.
Ans>i,ot que .Ie petit J. 3. Romain
yit son jeune ami hors dc danger, ct
toni cn rrccvant sans s'tmonyoir les l6~
;irit"tion~ dcs ttmoins. il hi dit naIve-
ncnt :''Une autre loiS. FRANCOIS, yous
ne lrcrlz ;luSsi dChors.' -.
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satisG,it lcur arpetit, ,nn des scrsite"r> SC
lcva cuapporla drux enormcs 'crrcs ic
Ia .capacitss dc plusieurs alitrcs, CONNIE
.eeux dos temps antiques; ch;'uue seo"si-
We sesdesaltera Fun apres l';u.lrc dams
ces yerres au on iii circ,,ler, puis u Sc
ar,ce iii ,tsalevae, CT on all, SC rfeparc'
aux fatigles dn 'cndemaia, car Ion la
mon m''ayait oncespaurs slc jonr sui
.ys.s.l uasdcs@ herrudeross annacl>. C'eta't
ensi'honneur de,cette fetc qn'"a grand
sonper await eu.lieu contfalremeni a 'u>
sage, qui ne compose ce repas q" soIr
que dune ts,sse de- chocoIat; cette c'r-
eonstance r,'cxnli1aal absence dcs mail
.tressesde l.tsn;sison.
En- sprononea,it a;Al sonper le nom dc
Cayetano, i'ayais ssnrpris dams les yenx
de Denito me expre<siohade somb.e de-
.fance; je n';.sais point alors CT" deyo'f
r,daiterer mes questions esperantAqne
bicnt6. roccdssioh s'ol1rirail d'ecIanc''
mes doutes. Monsespoir nc fut pas from
ne. Au momentaon je sortais de la sslle
4 manger, je fus ssccoste Ia porte Pal
mon Knousel ami Juan on Martingale
pour adopter le sobriauet que la asaie'!
donne ses coinpagnons, el quii Justlfi'a
81 bien.s
--Benito, me dit-il, a devine que YOU
youliez parlcr don Ramon de fhomm'
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/; la cicarlCc.
Comment Dcnito lc coonalt>ll? dc
m;uLai~je Il juan.
Celia ne me rcgardc pas; mais Sc
ricz..ous par i,asar,Isl'ami dc Cayctano!
Non, je ne suis pas rami de Get
hommc.
-Ti,nt mieux! Alors vous etes pcut-
letre son ennemi?
Pas dasaniagc.
ass-Tant micux, reprit encore Juan.
ii raraiL done, rtpliqnai.le lmpa-
tienle de ccs questions, QUE al des ;sc-
tons de graces Il rendre hn hasard "a,
fit que ic ne suis nj I'ami nj Tcnneml
dc Gayetano'
-Q,i sasil' reprit hIartingale Dun AR
my.tericux. Ccrtaines gems quand Ills
hai,sent bicn IN homme, voient de mau.
yais neiI non-seulement ses amls, mas
ses ennemis l., l,aine, CONNIE pamo"r, u
sa ialousir. Du reste, c'cs' dams votre
interet que je ;ons dis celia; vous e'es 'c'
etranger, senl, ctje verraiss avec peine
on'il yous arrival maiheur. Malntenan
:.dieu, ic vais poursuivre ma veine; be
nito est furieux contre vous, car al de| j
reaaens une manche sdemo dolnan
All! ie remercie lie ciel que vous ayez p
arriver jusqu'a la noria!
| En- diisant ces mots, le drole s,esqu'v'
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ST iSSE.
On lit dams lc Journal des DEbats {:


";scvcnoprs cn quclqucs mots sur la
c,i>c dan> iaY,uIIc Sc trouvc en- cc mo-
,nrnt Ic cu.tnn h,: Ecrnc. C'cst dimnn-
rt.n proc h ,in, IS avli| que lc vote sur la
,Tyocaiio:, un Grand Cuu>ctl ct De toutes
I,,> :iutoritt> hn canton aura hcH. .e par
ii r:u|ic.I 5tIout ''trnent pri'cif,I est |c
pro!titrilt, npr"> oqu,, crttc cspccc Dap
uct ~, paws. ct C. c>, J., loi i l., main, sans
,t>o|ution vroprcmcsrt diIc, qn'i' cspere
rcn>cr..r lc Grand-E EonscIl act"cl, COM
pose d 'hommcs libtrauS, ct. en- general,
ani1nGS du dti>ir de C,irc le blcn.
-..Ctc>t unr lutte il mort ensre le part
q4i y n;t,ic1, i pcr,hc ctsIe rariilai pos
>c,' la fortune. IintcliI:, anrcs ct les 'u-
niCrr>. Aust n:a-t-on re"t-ctrc Iam:'is
w On Suisse unc lutte dc cctte nature
ronluitr aycc un advancement ra'eiI.
ST L. ,arli radical triomph"i'. une 'ois
in>ta!It das,s tous les cn!pIois pu,hcs,
nic, snii a 4"cllcs ;troccs cStraAagan-
cys il rcns:craif raprIic"t'on d" systemic
socialists Ct eu,nn,unl>ie.
.NaIir"nrcus"mcnt, il n est donne
ntrSO!iit. hi iiiitir" a. I'ttI N"S.'''nn''
pou.>t;" jn~1"a"x drrpiercs cSuem'tes'
de prtvoir d'avulccslc se>ultat ;d, vote
! du IS ;yi. e
o, ,o.s ctrit lortcfo;s d. ncrne, que
/ tt'activite de> iit,sfi'tx conscrvntenfs, Ct
an a, outrr' IN mi-Cre, qai cst trcs 9rande
fcciie aimee dau> lc pays, ponrr"il bieh
ivenir e,t ;,ith. ;tax radicanx car CONNIE
tout !c motioie vote, il est il cra'ndfe cue
bicn dos rauvrcs ne sotcnt pour Ia re"
vocation. .... a
Isl toute lois le part conscrvateur doli
>nccon.bcr, 8tout ortc cloI'es qhll nc
s'cAtcutcra pas Csciiencn', ct drs COLI
,ous gray s rourraient bicn elre sle re-
>ullat de Ia >icioirc dcs radicanx, &C qu
ponrisit ;jlors ;,mcner uae Intervention
lrdcraic.''
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SCENES DE POLICE OBJECTIONABLE.
80 @E
UNE pEUe DE CHENAh.

I.c p|aiana,u 9on>Sct. " NoN"Z~vons.
mos,icnrS. i;chc,;I dc - mere pittu cS'
mtchrnt commc un anc rouge Ia mo"
opinion .,lr SON comrto.
Ia Ermme p.ttu u-I.ui. i...xc est 10 htic
Al, bon Dirn il cs' memo'lonS: Ia e."
or';l e.; vous y ilr''"z ds corps O."
!outi >,r L. nrz. il, Sou rcs>o'NIcnt CT j
Sc revenge, cite bItr.
Rou~>rt. v D.< coHrs dc manchc a."
(o.c; snr Ir ncz. c'c>l "i r"i v"''s y dit GU ,
t., femme ,i,tn. - Dicn sur que c est
pas Iui u',i m" IA dit.
Rous>y(.-Nou, dcvrI"z dire quo c'c>t
Iu.
NJ. lc prt>i1cnt. - Exros"z votre
r''intc.
ron<<rt.- .--VoiIa l., chose = Il ma en-
2nioni Ia main slurhc e il m a ">>assi-
nt Il. bras. quo II on ne N await pas a.
rnc;,i. j.. croiS que ct.rnra@t~|i IN nurail
suicide. ,Jc dis quo c rtt un animal i'f>
>ou,nni, dc son acabIrc, r'n 'oH> t'''
iouiour, un oil blanc On n">S.o''> !" h.
conr,ii, CONNIE i j. I.lvais '1it l' tc
conn;1i>. Va. cIirvnl. DE- Ia more 'Ittn, Ct
j. "" e. rr'"r'r''i plnS.
IT, t,:noin. - !.r ch"vtl dc IL avrc
/ pit:in moi lc I'ni Io't ph'>'"''rS los, ct =
Mi rn uu'a n..rn lDurr mni-inCnl". .is,
>.i~ Gull dc> mani"S par cNcmrlr. s.
on lni dit hur.sl tonrr" i di;; :: i Oh It'I
tdit di,. il tournc il hue; m;iis lou, |",
/ iouf> il nous en- arrive ;,!Iant dAns"0'
mJnnors Aycc nos (tmm"~ c'rS p"n'
conirarcr. VOLTA tout n'is pour c" "H'
est dc mordrr. );nais.
! Ia autrc ttmoin. - I.';ilnirr cs' o'rj
simple.nrnt que Ic chcvni d" mere I''ct'
rni Gait ,lc1'u;I am, vou'v;,e o'H"d i
Ia rrnconIrr. ia rcnco"trtc C" JoHF Ia Il
ouil Il youu s.arl Gtcr i cin,cr ; ;'|or'
Eous>rt :, vnnIn lc C'irc mrcn'r. Il
hi IL il,u4't Tin coup dc m1"e'" a.
.u,rt sur l., lisarc. q co!'fa.i> Ic c''"'''
de la n.rrt, ptrtt. q'i = fnl'as4''' lc h;'i'
de- l,ou->cl, 81 ma loi il IA "''in't.
Ia autr,. Itnoin.-Nni. j. u" 'o"s DIS
inn.lr vas que g >ni~ tyc> hr:'>r. u
bicn !r cl.cyAI dc l." n'crc 't@tn ti"'
j ~ cnlirc 4nr :: n'c >'i'- cacEt sou '"''
c.,'rrcttr.
VI. I. rrj-i.'cn'.- Il pa';''i Hn'I ~'cs
lrnuxt ,lcs in.ii,i'luS encore rln> h'N'
o,ir ,nuS. rris ,a,tI Sc ~"nt r""t|''s n'"l,r'
,u c,,c,aI & ,ril, i'onj au,cl'i a IA
arhrr.
Tn auirc ;tmoin.-.)' ai VI 'sonssci "a
hatf.,t !, c..c,a, hc L. mere iiIi" J
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q =l,.ur ,iIr de- >riz,. Anrinc s.t(Yirut-
is nbscnit<. que drnx i,,iiv,|n> ;" pre-
.cn:crrll Il >omm1ffrnt &" j,nnr homn"
d,, lr,,r Iivrrr rarrrut ul'll await. lc
irunc I,nmm<. Iyur rcnui; s., ',our,c en-
les invitu,i >'t:!oi.sner: mas r. vulrur<
cxirtrcnt day:rrlo9r Ct >'cmpal trrlt h,.~
ciC f.. Il, &C. !c>;ur!icS rs 50 rr;.hirr1t d'Ifs
,,ur ,,,,uIrr dan, Iaui;, I|,, l., irnnc hun-
me les cuf.rmA. II cnyn.n ;.!ors 81
s,c,ir rrGvri,ir scS parents pendent ul il
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FAI'l'Se l)7 NEES.
= u
IJN MONSTEE

Notre corresrondanecs mentlonne lr
iuremcnt du consciI dcggacrrc de lyon
oui cordamne a In ,,rine dcnof' lc nous Y
me Hcni.,n,in RirI,cr,eonrah'e dc par
,icide Ct d.siiiiiation i ,les societies Sc
cyetes. Voiei slcs s,xcux cuts par &c
monstre Is T. ~ : :
lorsqus je rcntrai 4 i inaiset,. dil-il,
ye:s unc- heurc du matin. j'allaI dans II
chambre dc ma mere. j,s reis nne el'''ssc.
ic m'.ssisanx ricds dcson lii Eelc n'e',>
gagcasa .aI'cr me sconclcr, a'a's s''.<
fouionrs rcsts asec cIlr wsp'Ic ,s,s trais
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IE PlONNIEn De LASSOMP Ti0N.
aF... PUBLIE PAR
FUGENE SUPERVlELLE / LE.
JEUDt, Is MAI 1852.
CONDITIONS 0tt Dournal ::
x ACHIEVEMENT Il Advancement est paya

~ AEONNTMGNT Il Advancement est paya
bic D:AvANCE. ~ m
PoUG UN AN 80: :::5:: :: q: 50 w
POUR SIX FlOJs :: :: w
Tout aboone qni voudra suspendre son aDon-
,emeot. devta prevenir, par ecrit les edite'rS
,uinze ours au moins, ayant fexplratlon du
trimestre.
ANNONCES:-Pourl les insertions. .annonces
avis, etc. etc, les conditions sont les sulvantes-
Parp.x LlGNEs: pour la lere insertion 81 %.
Pour les insertions suivantes 80: oo
as On execute a lmprimere du PIoNNIER, Ell ce
I aux prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d o"
vraees typographiques, (Jobs,) tells que, cAETEs
RscruEEs, PAMPHLETS, BLANcs: ETC, ETC.
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C--En Fiance le ministre dc piastuc-
ion pub';que donne ordre aux profssseurs
de prendre dos man:eres e; des habitudes
coulorncs 'rtlFs profess. s.-ns. So
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AGENTS DU PIONNIER.
NLLE-ORLEANs

IN. E. Eude, passaGe
N,1E-ORLEAks de la Bourse, No 35,
encoignure Cooti. -
ASCENSION NM Richard & Templet.
R1viEgE-NEuvE. M. Nrr,in Dnn!cssis.
lnrny11LE M. J. B,ean.
Sr.JAcouEs :. NJ. Augnsie Th;riot.
ST-JEAN BAPTlsTE, N EI .ard perrat..
ST. CHARLES
PoST-BECAU AT. -Edmonds Hn'.!afo'
TrrropAUx IN AdeIl,e blanchard.
HoUuaa NJ. j. Gagna.
Ssr.Nar,E -. NJ. E.iieone pi iniScon. !!
AssorpT,ox G. Rodr:guez. CAFE SIR.
BrL1E R1vIcaE IN, Pies.e Tbi riot.
D,Iycorrrv,LLE. nj c. J. T. Gan1hier.
~ bans les paroiSscs OH nors ayonss na s.
,,omna d'arents, nous nrions les Maitses De POSE
j. vouloir.sc charger 4c !saeence de notre feri'c
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NlAElNGE Dun EIITEyR.

M. Valsin Vcazy ealilenr dc i'h"'s-
penaa,.lss.u;; C pabiic a .sbhesillc, pa
roissc vcrniilion. !, tro"st aYIs'd- Y, -''cr
soi,. Mile ADnLE MARIE AsToINErrE
MApTIy,ste l., NIic.sOr'eans.- i.a't.
rsnof,iic,.:lete ceItbrtcl,af ie cure Ma
en.,a,,t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
ROLTING ONEIDA.

Oneida County, in our State, gave 134 MAJOR
itv for Polk over Clay, some 2.400 for Csss and
Van Buren, over Taylor, and 99c for seymour
over Gov. Hunt in 1850. ORsAsUs b. MATTE
son was the Wing candidate for Congress at
each of the last three biennial elections, but
was successful only in lS4S, when there were
rival Cass and Van Buren, candidates against
him. He outran Gen. Taylor at that election,
and polled 479 votes more than Gov. Hunt in
1850. though his regular opponent was in
either case Hon. Timothy jenkins very pop
ular man.
Mr.. Matteson is again the Wing candidate,
nominated by very strong majority in the
Wing County Convention. And he is very
certain to be elected provided no unusual
effort is made to deprive him of Wing votes.
But Mr. Matteson has grave sins to answer
for. /. When in Congress, he uniformly voted
on the side of Freedom as against Slavery.
3. He gave a warm and hearty support to Gen.
Taylor's Administration. 3. tie did not bolt
in 1850 because the Wing State Convention ex-
pressed it's mistaken confidence in William ii.
Seward A. He was an early, efficient and
steadfast supporter of Gen. SCOTS nomlna-
ton and s. He has always worked and voted
for the Wig ticket, whether his particular
friends happened to be on it or not.
These are grievous faults, and grievously is
he punished for them. Some twenty highly
respectable citizens of Oneida (who did sym.
pathize with the boilers of 1850 and did not
prefer Gen SCOTS nomination. have brought
out Hon. JOSHUA A. SPENCER as a candidate
against Mr. MattesOn, and boast that they have
some ,l75 more men in buckram suits behind
the curtain.
Mr.. Spencer is an able man, and would make
an efficient Member of Congress He has been
repeatedly run for that Office by the Wings of
Oneida-unhappily without success. Weven-
ture to say that he had no more hearty and
hardly a more efficient supporter than o. B.
Matteson. No1 Mr.. Spencer is candidate,
not in behalf of the Wings of the District, but
against them. He is supported with no idea of
electng him over the regular nominees of the
two great parties, but simply with hope Of
defeating Mr.. Matteson and electing David
MOultOn. Cass Hunkcr, in his stead We
have oyerrated the intelligence of the Wings
of Oneida if they allow themselves TO be used
in furtherance of this purpose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
PENNSYLVANIA state Fair.

The Agricultural Fair of the State of Penn
sylyania is held this year at LANCASTER, COM
mencing on the 10Th inst. "wednesday and
closing on the 2lst 4 very large cOncourse
will be assembled Gems. ScorT and PIERCE
have both been invited, and their presence is
confidently expected by retrospective friends.
AS Lancaster is on the railroad route via York
and Baltimore from this City TO Washington,
We earnestly hope and trust that Gen. Scott
will crafty his troops offriends in Pennsylvania
by attending this fair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Connecticut Awake.

Correspond, IRE Cf The y. !. Tnbnnr.
NEW HAVEN Friday, Oct -, 1852
Connecticut is awake-her camp-iircs are
kndled and her wachtowers manned by faithful
tinels trod the battlements of Freedom. Apa
thy Inactivity and Indifference gone and duty finds
terner advocates devoted adheiens than among
the Wings Of Connecticut All along the banks Of her
noble streams, through her extended valleys and on
her hilops heard the notes OF preparation orthe
impending cOnct-and believe me her sons will battle
manluy TO sustain the great charter OF Justice and
Right viz Protection American Industry and ~ the
close Of the great baite will be found foremost in the
ranks OF the Wing army
Last evening VIM L. Robinson, Esq, the firm aud
Consistent friend of Irishmcn, and distinguished adyo
cate Of Wig measures and principles delivered OF
the most powerl eloquent and scathng speeches
delivered in this city he not only trumphany yindl-
Gated himself from the cowordly attacks and foul nsn.
uatons heaped upon him by the partisan press Of the
country and Of this city particular where he Il known,
honored and respected by ALL those who seek 10
yfy malign and abuse him for party purposes ald par
~ ends bur threw noble charm around Wing princi-
ves and brighter halo about the glorious, undying
deeds Of the gallant old cheftan Winfield Scott
Depend upon II, Connecticut il sae-if her sons have
been resting, IS only TO gather renewed strength TOR
the combat and rest assured when the barrle comes
they viii be found successful with their proul banner
streaming their heads inscribed with seat and P,c
tOTI Yours &c. W. L. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

Gen. Cahedo's action, its absurdity becomes as
broad as the lunacy of Don Qui1ote. Mr.
Smith is to be punished for making to the New
York press reports which are not pleasing to
this high functionary,-Or rather, for not VIII
ting an humble letter, denying that he had made
such They were published at New-iork'
and Mr.. Smith has not formally denied their
authorship. Therefore they were his produc-
ton. and therefore the Governor will make him
feel the vengeance of Spanish Hidalgo' ana
therefore the Crescent City shall touch at
Havana no more. Oh, cracked Cahedo! We
are sadly afraid that you may yet see the iree
press of the world inundated with news
even more displeasing than any ever reported
bv Mr.. Smith
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Wing Nominations.

The Wing Congressional Convention OF tho
let District Qlchmond, Suffolk, Queens and part d
kings) met at Jamaica, l.. l., Saturday. Hon Joas
A. KING was unanimously nominated, Hon o. BOWIE
the present incumbent, declining Mr.. BowSE's letter
TO the Convention Is model of its kind, and we PubhA
ii accordingly:
MARsuLAND, Saturday, Oct 10, 49,
To the PrestdeAt Of The Fr District Congressional coz
rcntOn
DEAR SrR: Learning that the partiaty Of some Of ny
friends il about to induce them 10 present my nan
your Convention for denomination 10 Congress, Des
leave TO state that must most respectfully but hfy'
decline this honor. | not insensible 10 me oDiiss
tons which owe 10 the Wing party, which has on~
cOmpmented me by intrusting the inpOrtan, dutie'a
this cfce my keeping. and should not now allow ssJ
Considerations Of private nature 10 induce 10 WIN
draw from the coming struggle should my services DC
demanded ~ your nominee. Being, however, well con
WINGED that the Of the Whizs Of this COnTe
sona District depend in great upon me
personal influence snd eaertons Of candidate h0S
ever highly mSy yulue your favorable opinion, ddy
ar Wing must prompt me 10 decline In favor Of any
gentleman who residing Long Island, viii call ont
vote which, a comparative stronger 10 most Of inc
residents In the District could not possibly obtain
Very respectfully, Jour obedent servant
o. BOgrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18

We think il now settled-a fired Jaet-thst
the % votes of Ohio will be given to Gen Scott
His strength is greater in the State, much great
er, than that of our State Ticket at the late
election. All who voted the Wing Ticket ut
our general election, will vote for Scott electors
and many that voted against us at the recent
election will vote with us for Scott and Graham
Our friends in Ohio know, and our friends else
where may rest assured, that Ohio is for Scott
and Graham, for the Union, for internal i'm.
provements, for protection to our own labor,
for peace, and the prosperity and happiness Of
he people. (Cincinnati Gazette
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
Ohio Election.

The following private Geographic dispatches
received in this city yesterday from sources Of M
doubted credit
COLUMBUS, October l4.-Gallowsy and Campbell are
elected The returns show large Wing gelns The
State IL sure for Scott.
Columns, October l5-The LocO-Foco State ticket
IL elected by from eight TO ten thousand majority SIX
Wings thirteen Loco-Focos, and two Free Sellers are
elected to Congress.
The above ia from The Hashingt0n ReprJiic, OF sal
urdsy the following from The Union ofthst city.
COLUMBUS, Oct. l5.-The returns now show that tne
Congressional Delegation will stand II Democrats ani !
Whigs Sufficient returns have been received here ~
telegraph and otherwise to show that the State has gone
hy fifteen TO eighteen thousand majority for the Demo
cratic Supreme Judge. SO fer the Wings have gahea
four Congressmen. The popular vote Of the state
believed, will be twenty five thousand short.