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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-11

Various Fires
woOLLEN MILL DESTROYED AT ROCK BOTTOM.
BosroS, May 10, 1852.
The large woollcn mill at Rock Bottom village Massa-
chusetts owned by Gleason and Dale took fire at eight
O'Clock on Sunday morning, and entirely consumed,
together with the machinery and stock also the dye
and dyoing houses, and large dwelling house ada
cent The loss Is estimated at $50 0O0 The property
was insured In Hartford, Springfield New York, Lowell
and Old Colony Offices.
DWELLING HOUSE BURNED IN PROVIDENCE.
PRoviDEScE, May 10, 1852
The house Of Ezra B. Lyon in this city destroyed
by fire yesterday. Loss $5OOO and insured for 900 in
the Providence Insurance Company
CLOTHING AND SHOE STORES CONSUMED IN BALTI-
MORE.
BALTIMORE, May 10, 1852.
destructive fire occurred last evening at the north
east corner of Gay and Pratt streets 1t originated in
the clothing store Of II. Carr which entirely
stroyed together with shoe store and two dwell
ngs adjoining The property only partially insured
q. s. Senator from South Carolina.
OrrArIEsror, May 10. 1867
W. +. Dessaussiere, of Columbia, has been appointed
u 8. Senator for South Carolina, vice Mr.. Rhett
signed.
Non-Arrival OF tho Canada.
HALIFAX, May 1O-9P.M M.
dense fog prevails in our harbor and there
signs Of the steamship Canada, nine days out
Tho Steamship Georgia.
New ORLEANS, May Q, 1852.
The steamship Georgia leaves here at o'clock tomorl
row morning, for New York
Lola Monies Mt Buffalo.
BUFFALO, May 10, 1852
Lola Monies s to mako her appearance at theatre
this evening Considerable desire is manifested to see
her.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-11

Vs % SeHWvOE SOutn O0FOIInUs
OHAaLEsror, May 10. 1852.
W. f. Dessaussiere, Of Columbia has been appointed
U. s. Serator for South Carolina, vice Mr. Rhett
signed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-11
Lola Monies at Buffalo

/ BUFFALO, May 10, 1852
Lola Monies is to make her appearance our theatre
this evening Considerable desire is manifested to see
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-11

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v:s;s
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JS6n'Sn Alh.Hy s,oop James Bsnss.s Smith d. SID
PhiisSspis; Anaeonda Lncoln Rondcnt soops Aseeoa,
sturses and Providence, Brown NforE propeller fesre
deep laden Al. .osr supposed tho Oregon. Van
PokTI%ND Nay SArr b. brig wiism. Lrs.r"o ish
nit, CID brig Harp Kerwsn Windiss; sohr AlfArettA
ss:, ssss c, nsss :, s,. :sa
Cold Hunter Tarr. Norfolk Advance, Lord, NYosk Cid
bark CaSasa Lstlechn, Cardenas briggs Potos Knight
IN Rosmer, Nichols. Mstanzas.
h-Arr Sarah Hale. Gro wther, CardeAas II days.
briggs m N Givery, Hichborn MatanzAg yerncn Kent,
Philadelphia schr Sarah Seavey Barker Norfolk 9Th bark
Paris York. Matanzas Cid brig Hy Leeds Kinsman,
Havana; st Leon, Richardson, Wilmingtou, NC.
RICHMOND May Arr scbrs Juliet, BAker. Boston;
Adelaide. Coleman, Troy; Mary Peck Dnpny, NYork
9Th ghArr schrs Richmond, Tlby, NYork; Mercy Tay
or Nickereon Bost~n Lqrkn. Cberbuck do; steamer vr
eiha Teal Philadelphia Sid schr on Heaty RcckIand
ROCKLAND, May Arr schr1 JustinA. NYorki 3d. On
ao do for Frankfort Ophs NYork; 9Th Mary Langdon,
Simonton de- 9TH Sea Lion Brown Do SD April 30 schrs
Hope Eliza Jane bolivar Louisa Dyer, and Rebeoca New
York; 3D. brig Joseph Kear NOrisAns schrs Florence,
Bride. Superior, and Pawtucket, Work. -
SAVANNAH. May 0-Arr bark Maria Morton, bulkiey
NYors brgs Clio Chambers Boston; Orisana MORSE New
York; schr Virginia, Symmcs philadelphia Cid 9th bark
Iasnrd Gardner Bavsna 7th brig Venus ucyt, Bath
Me. via Dohoy Island; schr Virginia, Ross. NYork.
SALEM May sid brig Hcnrico, Clarence NYork.
ST MARKS fprev TO April y Arr brig 0riolc Hrard,
NYcrk vn Key West, Mary Eliza liotohkiss do via Nor
foik Cid 9Th, ssbrs Laura Jane, Deiano. and Vail. De-
.th-n port. briggs Mary Eliza. Boomsr and orole, Zoe
WILMINGTON. NC. May e--Arr brss HeIvsles, Day,s
Kenrebupkl Gen Msrshall, coIcord NYosk sshrs o "
Pickering Park dol Deootsh, ManMn Dol 7th hrss James
Crosby fs.dlcsen NYorks Harriet Br q dssgsw, Nc.
III 9 II sampson Berry Maftini9ne ca 7;A bark Mss
cMor. links, nLonion, Oons. N
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We never could have supposed that Fanny
Fern would have been guilty of the following
traitorous eifusien:
Everybody is having vacation except
eli0rs- Boston Post.
should like 20 have the editor who wrote
that look me in the face, answer the following
catechise, and then dare whine after that
fashion, Who gets tickets to All the Siamese
boys, fat girls, white negroes, learned pigs,
whistling canaries. circuses. concerts and the.
atre2 Who has a free pass 70 railroad celc-
brations water excursions, balloon ascensions,
political fights. Webster dinners, Kossuth sun
pers, and great rejection meetings? Who
has the first great S9udSkof the season who
feeds on Gn0HVDs0us pears and nectarines,
strawberries, grapes, pea2hes and melons ?
Who gets a slice Of wedding cake every time
a couple make fools Of themselves? ana who
has pi in his Office year in and year ont I?
Who has all the biz ami lesser literary
lights, male and female. constantly revolving
round him! Who amasses a magnificent
library free gratis for nothing (savc puff
or two) Who gets pretty bouquets when
he's sick. from his lady contributors? Eva.
cation" forsooth don't talk 10 me, know
all about it. The first gentlemen erer saw
was an editor" I've been acquainted with
'cm ever since / was knee high 10 4 huckle-
berry FANNY FERN.
Now, Fanny Fern, we shonld ike YOU Is
look rs in the face, aud answer tie following
catechise," Don't You know that Of all
people those pay most dearly for things whg
get them for nothing? While the paying
part Of an audience are simply c5,joying Tic
concert. or the play, or Siamese, Is not he
DEAD HEAD takink notes, aud bothering his
his brains with cogitating how he shall de-
scribe it +! Ifhe is attached 10 daily paper.
must be not rush down % the Office and spend
half the night in writing out his notes aud
if be is not a daily editor, Is lie not disguised
when be finds that the daily papers have told
the whole universe the very things he was 70
inc TO tell his readers. and consequently has
to feed his flock with the lcayings oniy!-
Among twenty books brought 10 a newspaper
Office, are there three worth having And
is it 50 easy then to take mp new book,
examine 1t, and say in ten lines who had bet
ter buy it, and who may let it alonc2 And
those railroad celebrations-we shdler at
mention Of them-did Fanny Fern ever ride
four hundred miles. over a dusty railroad, On
hot day in summer and after arriving, and
dining and speechitying. sit down, at ten
o'clock at night, to write a three column letter,
descriptive Of the road and celebration -
Fanny you generally bic the nail on-or
very near-the head. but llis time you are
all abroad And, granting that you are il
the right, how DARE you unfold lie secrets
Of your prison house-H0me J0arnuL.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-20
ORIGIN AL.
or THEEl
.ru WORDS 70 An OLD SONG.
volume ?.

t,am 81 Thee as IN early hours,
l.,ls,s Il thy young hearts gieo,
utsnth, pa.hwas strewn with summer flower
AID ~ Are ms dreams q thee.
,ri taen dream Of thee as years pass by,
81 ,ay bearing, bold and free,
&. fhc noble brow, and eagle eye,
And 5agl arc my dreams oi thee
.s,a again 81 later day,
0s ne words then sung 20 me,
0f iho lovers tone and the eyes soft ray,
Ara nrsa are my dreams Of thee.
rsan Fl DAYS when time had SET
II. .cal On thee and me-,
Aha cares haa sprung within each breast,
Ana sal are my dreams Of thee.
latcam-and wake from sleep to feel
fiaw hlisslul dreams may be,
Fa.secp can no such woe reveal.
Asmyiukiag dreams Of thee
lwake-O. slumber come again,
GIVE those dreams once more 70 me -
lanno' bear the bitter pain
II t4is lrqkaie dream of thee ANrofyerrr
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FAaNY INDIGNANT. Certain paragraphs i1
The effect that good wife i always checrig
and sniiling in The presence Of Der hrstff
have inccnscd Fanny Fearn, mud she give
vent ID Der Indignation az follows
ct sHnil viii that blows nobody nny
good papis VIII " happy % hear tha.
twenty-five dollar pockthanderchiefs can ~
dispensed with nov. in The bridal fyosse1lt.
Their 0ccupatiou's conc, Matrimonial tear4
are poison There's DO knowing what you'll
%, girls with that escape valve shut odi bot
that 10 more q the point than--whetheryol
have anything q smile a., or not one thiRe
is settled. sou musnt cry Never min
back aches and side aches. and head aches.
and dropsical complaints, and smoky chl
neys. ani Oh coats AMI young babies Smile
Il hatters yonr husband Tie wants b ba
considered the source IF your happiness.
whether he was baptized Nero Or Moses Your
mind never being supposed 70 u occupied
with any othcrsuh than himself of course
4 tear il iacii Tsaoaoh Besides. you mis-
cradle LILLE whmperer, what have you " cry
for !--aint YOU arrfedf Isn't that
the sunnnAi J0nRa1--lhe height of fsmi.
uine ambition2 Yon cah gat beyond that
It's tic Jumping Oft place You've arrived
got - the end oi your journey. Stage puts
mp there You've nothing % 10 but % retire
On your laurel- and spend the rest Of your
lite endcayoring ~ be thankful that you are
Mrs. John Smith Smile, son simplet0n.
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LITERARY IrEMs-The London Times
commences a thrce-column review Of HaR.
thornes "Blithcdal Romancc with the lol.
lowing remarks
I'VE must look out. America IS going
ahead and threatens 70 outstrip us in a al.
rection altogether unexpected II has taken
tic energetic people Of the United States not
quite eighty years y convince ihe world Of
their unapproachabls skill ii tha att Of mate
rial Development. Another half century may
enable them q prove their superiority over
cotemporay nations il labors purely intellec-
cual To which We can only answer--'Uirs.'
Baron Humboldt. celebrated his eighty.
third birthday on the llih The Nesior
of Science is in excellent heilty, aud IA
engaged daily. for some hours. on Gle fourth
volume Of the Cosmos"
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lNTEENATloSAL CoPYRiGHr.--A dispatch
to tho New York Times states that the Brit
ish Minister has proposed under instruction
from bis Government, q negotiate an Inter-
national Copyright similar % that recently
concluded between England aud France Hs
desires % secure for British authors the priv
ilega Of copying their bloks. and thus con-
trolling their publication and salo in tho Uni.
tel States. President Fillmore has signi6ed
bis Willingness, the despatch says, % enter
upon such negotiation, and TIE subject Is
now under consideration.
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plished his purpose, in seeing his wife % wo-
fully prosecuted BY Mr. Jones, that she would
shut herself up when she saw him coming
and her pride leyelled BY economy. that biz
heart relented, and he relieved her She
confessed that she was penitent, and would
in future attempt no new additions Of any
kind. without Mr.. Smiths fall consent.
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Another REGULATION oF scorr.-The
Hon. Daniel Jeniier. of Maryland, vel
known as leading and Influential whs is
out with 4 card setting forth with sigual d.
rcctness aud force. bis reason TOR withholding
his support from Gen. Scott We cops from
Il Gle following significant paragraph
Ehder all circumstances, look upon the
nomination Of Gen Scott Is unfortunate for
himself and the Whig party. and. should he
10 elected uaiUrtuuate for the country. In
tertaining these views / should bc unworthy
the generous confidence Of my friends IT i
suppressed the expression Of them--although
| am aware in doing %, ! subject myself %
the attacks Of those whU, loving party more
than principle, consider il virtue % de-
nnunce every man Who has the temerity y
avow opinions contrary 10 theirs
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-20
For the Southern Reveiile.
A CHAPTER FROM TIE LIFE
MRS. SMITH
RY ANTolNErTe.

Nir smi,h. I'm determined 10 have that
an. ana its No use for you to say another
B ariin,. IT, have begged and pleaded
n Il ,qu llug enough, and now, i ! cannot
tith farMoan. viii BY foul f"
~Navn.hms dear ii you are determined
n uy Hri. vaal !. Is cai.hei you con have
bu, y.u can't squeeze blood out Of a turnip,
far can 800 4 ihe money out Of me--so lets
aar 10 more about i"
Hal no more about il. very wcll Mr.
kn.th. lot yoa Shall SEGA good deal Of il, 'or
name !. not Anna III warrant THAT you
an raise thc whsrcwiihal for getting cigars
pa wines 70 ada 10 your comfort Oh yes
!. i,t my comfort touch your purse. and how
iiaeoiy lean aud bcggrly il grows
4 Now Anna you know better than that,
I i il nothing but pride in you 70 wish that
ition to our house. for am sure that tie
dining room j. a perfect ideal Of comfort,
: Nd al.o know, that | cannot support such
II i.n-. 81 pride.
Aoi no unless il Is in a new coat, Or an
ff'n.ita dinner % your legal brethren, or
Mite kii- % dance attendance on Miss San
r.. no Won think Mr. Smith that ! pass
VII hroagh the world blind.oided ;"
"Ao indeed my darling, but ] am sorry
ID yol u-o yolr organs Of vision to 50 little
Mqa.s--Dh have business down street
u morning
Ggol morning, indeed seyer mind my
HNenl, lll6x you, or Eve was not my mother
#hch + the fate of we Door women: oaly be.
Il an argument with man. and business
mn street 4, .ome uroont cali isall AZ once
M agb. NJ ,nl away H. ooes Good morn.
;t .an,,. l.roll !, nv boncs l.ut
tnro ,on. h.oi. +, ,l..so nr.,,;sos ,,,,
-. slTn - Ii, !. H. ,,ro
II III, J.,
r, II II 70 a. .r a.,
@ '--' ' -.
49, ~ ",'0','l' ~ -" Il '''4u'5s'
u',',' '''-' I I 80 4',5 ,, "'sl W. ~
n 49, n Il '.4.' -. : - !: ~ ~
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4a,''s , 80 Eu'''s ! =. -, ,1' -. -
!. Well. George ann oF far tbe copital
IN N week, where if | do not make the walls
lin with my eloquence. / expect 10 have my
40 heard in the cause of my honest client
Hndson. and IL / succeed in establishing his
hts, viii have the delectable prospect Of
ling one thousand clear-now my wife has
ID urging upon me, che necessity Of an ad-
ion to our house, and 1 have refused to
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n correspondent OF one OF the western pa
pars sums up the different planks Of the Wing
platform as follows
NORTH PLANK.
"Frecsoil.'
SOUTH PLANK.
Compromise.
EAST PLANK.
"High Protective Tariff"
WEST PLANK.
Gen. Scott and the Black Hawk War"
CONFIDENTIAL PLANK
" Native Americanism," where there arc
no foreigners
God bless the poor foreigners" where
foreigners are abundant
Liberty Of Conscience where Catholics
are numerous.
" Cut tile throat Of every Catholic in the
country" where there are no Catholics.
GENERAL PLANK.
" Lie to secure votes, swallow al isms =
for the sake cf popularity"
Condemn the Democratic party for prose-
cutting wars with Great Britain and Mexico,
and then support for President man who
has no other merit than the applause he won
BY discharglpg bis duty as q military man."
Declaring the people Of the United States
ungrgtcfak, if they do not elect 50 great a
patriot as Gen. Scott, but say nothing Of bis
having received fine salary fJr twenty or
thirty years for setting in bis easy chair at
Washington, doing n0tting."
Swear that General Scott is the only man
in the country capable Of lischarging the du-
ties Of President but neUer mention tke
fact Of bis having hud no experience as a
statesman" HrsH
Seal the lips Of The candidates that they
may not commit thcmsolgesupon any subject
and then cailupou the freemen Of the country
to admire the f1nsaesss Independence and
consistency oil your candidate I.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-20

G1- Tue Hon. Stephen .. Douglas. Of II.
linoise is working away il Ohio with his
usual success At tha last accounts be was
addressing enthusiastic crowds in regions Of
The State where Corwins influence was SUP.
posed 10 be strongest.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-20

G-5-rhc fashionable summer season is near
II over. Many lord of the balI room, many
gaikns ria. at Saratoga, Newport, 6c., viii
return to the druid gerry Ola cob5lcr 5 bench, oi
the obscurity Of lodgings IN - street. The
pretty Miss who was bound to lasso husband
this season, viii De seen ere long diving with
her milk and wafer hands IN 70 the wash.tub
while the manufactured beauties ofolder ladies
will. Ike Cleopatra in Doinbsy q Son, be taken
OF and laid aside for more vehement trial
next year Il would Be surprisingly rich 70
follow these crowds into real life, and see
them divested ot this goodly outside" How
il humanity made up OF extcruals.
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GEN. Scorr AND Tue CUBAN HERoEs- -
Gen. Scott when the news Of the massacre
Of Crittenden and his gallant band was tele-
graphed through the United Stnes. was stop
ping at the Virginia Springs and when be
heard H. veoicea at the fate of those n9bfe
patriots who rushed 10 Cuba 10 redeem II
from the tyrany Of Spain. and who suffered
an tgn0nin0uS dcafll in consequence 0f tke
lH1becitttB Of a Wig odm5niStydtt0n.
Let those Of the South WHO have read Scots
letter in opposIti0u to the anuoKationof 1sras
and his letter Inn favor of the Rnnexation d
biz Northern brethem Df Canada. reasa.
ber fhts Diet che mourning friends u ths
gallant EEFnrO OsE remembcf the esympathy 81
zen Scott -Ex P1pcr.
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IL Winfield Scott il one Of the most elO-
queut men On carth.-Riclt. Wesseagey-
After hasty plate Of soup" and " fired
with Indignation he doubts whether the na-
turalization laws should not b. entirely re-
pealed Shade II Demosihenes "a careful
of your luurels Lou. Times.
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LouisvrLE, Oct. 4-.lc7ui,tai Of Er-
Ssaator HaQnrgan The ease of the Hon.
L. a. Hannegan. of Indiana. charged with The
murder of bis broihcr-inlaw, Captain Duncan,
while under tie influence Of liquor. has beeu
dismissed. ihe grand jury Ealing . fud an
indictment.
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kissrNc AND ToBAcco.-Aliss Fanny Fern,
of the Oiire BJanct. in reply % an OBJ
seryation ~ cotemporary, that The women
ought To make pledge not . Kiss man who
uses tobaco," very pertinently and sesibly
remarks:
So they had but the deuce of i il all the
handsome men use il Ia some shape and
" kissing i little luxury Dot u Be dispensed
with Y AS to 4 feaiaie kiss faugh there's
10 cferrcsccncc in il its as fit as an un-
mixed soda powder IF / ain victimized
tnat way, | always take an early application
Of soap aud wartcr. You will see women
practise it sometimes, jus, 70 keep their
hand in !" Qips mean } but It'll miserable
substitute. a sham article done half tho
time to tantalize some of the male audience
ii hope % be pardoned for turning states
evidence, but / dom care pin ii / aiu't.) J
Now kissing is natural giif, mot 70 Be ac-
quired By any bungler;) when you meet
gifted brother, make note ont, As Capt
Cutie says There's your unirersai kisser.
who can't distinguish between your kiss and
your grandmother s-there is your phil0so.
phical, trauscendental kissef. who goes ''thro'
the motions ia NE air. then theres-oh
MY senses they say there's such thing as
unwnttcn music, and 4 unwrittou poeiry.N
/ have my private suspicious there are an
lcritkcR kisses n
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GOVERNMENT ExPENsEs.-A comparison
Of the fur years Of Mr. Pok's administra-
ton, with the three years the wings have been
id power, will show that, after deduetirg an
payments for principal and interest oi Tie
Public Debt, the average annual expenditure
of Mr. Polk's Administration, which con
Quoted foreign war, was less than the average
annual expenditure Of the Wing Administra.
ton during time Of profound peace
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T. The nomination Of Scott has touched
tie heart Of the people Wig PaPa.
So We would judge from the number Of
Wings who have given up the ghost.
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GRAND WHlG PEocrssiov The following
description of the order in which procession
at Grand Wing Mass Meeting recsntly held
in Ohio, was formed. il fr0m the Cincinnati
Enquirer
J. A cream cclored horse pulling
.. a buggy. containing
b Two gentlemen wearing white hats
4 Two light bay leaders and
5 Two dark bay whselhorses. draRinal
4. a baggage wagon. coniaining
7. A driver. and
S. a man carrying a banner On which was
painted the List u the Miamis. and
2. a man holding al armslength The AZ
merican Flag. aud
no. 4 fiser aud
MI. a drummer and his instrument. and
12. a base drummer and lis instrument.
and
~ Roa~ snntlemen 60 40 ihs hollowin'
Ia this order the PROCESSION pa...-l -sar tho
Lawn first turning 70 the right and thon 10 tho
left. and finally drawing up in front Of the
barn. Bang. went che Red Artillery"
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WnAT NEXT "A correspondent Of the
Buffalo Courier tells 81 Wing orator, who
declares that Scott was FOR long time, il
The early part Of bis life. a Supreme Court
Judge Didn't he sign the Declaration Of
Independence
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GrxrnAL Pirrcrs BKAvERT-'fhc NAL
icions charges Of cowardice on che part Of
Cen. Pierce have been fully disproYed. Brig
adler General w. IS. llarney. who served 50
bravely IN tho Mexican war. 10 letter says
Il give testimony 70 the staiesman-like
abilitv, and the noble, generous brave and
gallant characte Of franklin Pierce Of New
HAMPSHIRE,
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THE RE-tNIoN in GEoRGA.-lt can Be
said no longer that Che Democracy i divided.
The recent Convention. which was one a the
largest and most enthusiastic ever held ln
that State, has effected an entire reunion of
all divisions. The party IS now unit ahd
the signs Of the times throughout the state
befokeh y larger majority for Pierce aud hing
than that received BY Mr. Polk in 1874.
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PIERCE AxD ScoTr.--It isa remarkablo
fact that every whig who ever served ia Con-
gress with Gen Pierce, is either his personal
or political friend. on when speaking of him
bears willing testimony % his merits So
with every officer 81 ofsiandipg. whoseryed with
him in ALexcn They All. both Young aud old
from the gallant Quitman. Wool, Shields,
Smith ami Twiggs to the chiralfio Hsbcrt.
Beaurgard aud others u junior rank speak
Of him. a a genlemau am soldier, 10 exalted
terms.
Not s. with Cen Scott With eserv emf.
ncnt civilian. Clinton, jackson, Tavlor Por.
ter, White of EloTida, and others with whom
nc has come in contact, d. las Quarreled.
He has been at swords point with evsrv officer
IL distinction frem Wilkinson % Worth. in.
ruding every General on che army list for tho
last thirty years lie iusnNedwhole masses
Of citizens. as witness his conduct IN Georcia
and Florida. fr which, On thsappleaticn 81
their delegate in Congress. he was removed
iFom the eommand.
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srggs i e salNIm .Ia flH' arn aaa l'
Mould 4 nerc possible fDr sho whole ma
lQn. IA see fpr one usonent tie hollowness AM
prohigacy Of the whole Sd rh0 have been 50
successful In nominating and IRE 10 conspic-
aous in supporting the c0mmandsr-in-chief
0f Che army for che Presidency of the aalion
Tho universal payer might be-
!" Give us % sEr and Ajax asa 10 more :"