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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

THE NV YORK FREE SOIL DEMOCRACY on GEN
PIERCE The Van Buren, free soil democracy of Now
York is ba * on the Baltimore dem ocratic PLATFORM
and swallows the recent nominations Of Pierce
and King platform and principles-in one grand
gulp. Here is the opinion of the Albany -Atlas,
the central organ OF the parity
The No.tSArIoSs-Thesc are now before The country
II Is scarcely neceary to say that they meet with
hearty concurrence, and that shaI lend our most
Efforts to for them the approval and r
catiou OF the democratic electors Of tbs tate potent
In its numbers and influence amongst it, seer nf the
f.deiacy. We have the fullest confidence 10 it will
command that support; and though oprouents may
affect to IL ride the strength Of and ndidates
tey win learn by repetition of the lessons tho past
that when the hosts forward in
aud harmony their march is onward to victory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

SEIZURE OF LIQUOR in MArNE.--Four barrels of
Liquor were seized IL Cape Elizabeth on THURSDAY ornpr
~ arrived here on Wednesday in the schr II. 4 Lewis
ana was boated over TO Cape Elizabeth in tho night and
ps, to barn ana afterwards carried into the woods
aha concealed but not 80 secretly but tho authorities Of
Inn. Town coud ma It, The officers Of that town must
good deal 81 wilt. cycp cots ia there In tLjs way
BanRer wv. leLtr, yinlc an 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09
Jersey CIV Affairs.

TIT toMnos CoUNcrr--tuotEor fsiiEre ~ The Ier.cy
city aldermen to organize pc Den proceed 10 bust
ness occurred last evening uunIiB lGet al the III.
eeum and motion being made at the cobimenc enc ut
to suspend one Of the rules Of the Board Alderman VIII
SON. he only member present Of the faction opposod 10
ths Br0kaw faction left the Board which being without
quorum adjourned IL is probable they will Try 10
Eei meeting again 10 night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

SMOKING BSoARs IN tue SrREErs.-This aoomi
nabe nuisance was first introduced by gamblers and
blasklegs, and is still followed by that class to the
annoyance of every lady that walks in Broadway
silly, beardess boys, and dandy exquisites initiate
the worthy example set them, and we are sorry to
say that few of more respectable standing have
permitted themselves to be degraded to level with
TIE hashionably dressed sharpcrs who parade the
streets and lounge about the hotels, where they lay
in wait to entrap their victims. Let every man Of
sense break of this odious fashion. 1t is not Ame-
riean to insult annoy ladies' and there can be no
greater annoyance to them than whiting tobacco
smoke into their faces, and poisoning the air with
The fumes of that Sinking weed Ii decent men
will only leave it off, the blacklegs and gamblers
will soon be compelled to abandon it too, Tor the
gar would then point them out. and their vocation
would be in jeopardy. As il is, honest men, by
smoking in Broadway, arc in ds-ngeS of being mis-
tai en- for these foul and obscene harpies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

A temperance convention was held in Salem
county last week, and buttons were adopted approy
inR the Nam law expressing determination not to vote
meeting in August.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-09

PsosgEU1ToHo OF 4 NEW sTRrPe.--1no IL .Iai o.
Commerce deLoancos the roo q 10 Corporation 70
give Thomas Francis Mcaghor public reception
aud the inequalities Of the city, as waste Of pub
&c money, and o Prostitution Of the donors # the
eisy. This silly escapado has not cmanatei from
the senior editor, Mr.. Hallock, who is sensible
man. but the Junior editor, who recently joined the
establishment, and who is only ft to be leader OF
monkeys, instead OF director Of public opinion.
Noae went more readily than he into the Kossuth
mania, till the Herald helped to set the public
tight upon that dcluson, pnd then, monkcy-like,
hc followed in our wake.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

presentants. 81 l'amendement est aceepts par les
deux tiers des membres elus dams chaque Chambfe,
.era lnsere au proces-verba lie vote par ou ct
nar non ct lie Secreaire Fiat lie fera pubIier en- an
pIa. ct en- francai. trois mos avant Pelecton gene
rale des Representants a la Legislature, dams un
journal au moins dams toutes les paroisses de rEtat
on il Sc public journal. l. amendment ansi
propos6 sera ensuite soumis an peuple Pelecton
generate suivane, ct sill est appronve ct rathe par
Ia maorte des eecteurs fera des lors parsIs de la
Constitution 81 plusieurs amendments sont propo-
ses en- meme temps, lis seront soumis au peuple de
maniere ce que les Gecteufs pussent voter pour GU
contre chaque amendment separement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
MEDICAL.


EEN UINE MEDICINL " hlsII y .n.oI,s I,
" Isl CHARTRES Str EFT. " RIGHT CO hsg'us =,
uaivad department o. asIr , pa.sn d.
all the genuine popular
cnss t5roughon the keep them eonssnuy
h at rae az below tne $500. ~
nrrea R tna ouabsd 20 offer lot me
assortment nrh can ?,
experience the
have acquired
uirus liberal sre and are now
supply prices exceedingly low that me bnis
on MS !.
establishment ns io1Dd idii
ALL GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES The oTing lls eompsss'
.ar M suoaut furnished % ssaieS5 IN
sgeny 70 sent sheaPeTtaan nan
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

EtL4-J-
Chieknsr's sugsr-eoated Farga1ss,
Paris Life,
Moffstt's Life,
Wrlght's Indian vesetabrs, VI
brendreth7s Vegetable Csiysrsals
si0-rison's Hygstan,
Lss'a NeE Lcrdnns
Coo1er's,
An1er1crs,
Wis.at'a CATTLE PcrSstiso,
Yftosrd', An:i-hiliop1 Family,
SwGyne'7 Salative,
tIerrick'a Sgzar-eoated,
sappington's Fever gnd lssue,
Covsl's Rheumatic,
Grse5eEberE,
Spenaer's vegetable,
Wner's Chsmoaails,
Persian,
AlIebnsiz' Health,
Allshaais' Agre.
s.Tslas' ChAnloInlle,
vandtz's knti-biiicrs,
Ingoldhy's Pile,
Jayns'a Asue,
Haissy's Gold. -
COUGH REMEDINe.
Shsrman's Balsam,
Hucban's Hungarian,
Dr. Davis's Wild Cherry and Tar,
Winer's Elecsmpars,,
Wis;ar's baisara-
Thompsou's Tar and Ha2the,
| IGyue's EIpeetorant,
l p
Bartholornsw'a Ezpectorsnt,
Bailsy's Syrup Wild Cherry
swsTne,s syrrp Wild Cherry,
srbneek,s PaImonic Syrap,
New England Puimouic syrup,
Tnvlor's Baisaui Liverwort.
| RITTERS.
MoSat's Phoenix,
Hibbard's Wild Cherry,
| Woods Wild Cherry,
| Elake's Aromatic,
| Berriek;s.
| PANkCEAS.
SWANS,
Houck'1,
Cul!eu'a Indian Vsgetsbl
OINTMENT AND SALEES.
Dailey's Magcsi Pain Extractor,
Hawisy's Vegetable,
| Otto OF Rose Lip,
Aliebasis's 81 ,kac
Toussy's Master Of Pain,
Corklin,
Buffers letter,
McAiister's Vsgetael
Dsnfo-th's Vegetable,
Harrison's Specific.
TONES.
Roward's improved Mixture,
Sopthern Mixture,
SorrIs's sliYtprs,
1syre's Hair,
FoI's Cyprixn Hair,
East Indie,
Van Reed'1,
: Wynkoop =,
Baiiey's.
kN- ~ ar%icta1 IN IKE Mrtiri
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

VIGARS-70, 900 Havana, direct Importation
Club Media Rsgaa Los pos Hsesne. Esss ala e.
asss s;saI' '''Eissss s's.s; n n &c.,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
,,.w,, nAh'''''''''sASi SANFORD i WILSON
WE'LL. Kinds County, Miss. q.

CHOPPERS WELL, Kinds County, Miss. fsssN
Situated thirteen South Of the sac lsaax
conftal and thirty Vcksburg Railroad
Rhymopd within four the Well, where hacks are In
to convey passengers to the Well of the wear
This Watering Place at al cases
nrs,snss Dopsy Gravel Diabetes, Broneh. n.na
and general debility. In cases Of G0ns9Hplon 'A
TERMS. ... 81 per week
Boarding Lodging to the lot June:
ISL I1SMAN WILLIAMS, Proprietor.
a., 49,. rsi,an demilohns and and d hall
The Eater can 90 boxed up Msssrs G. D. Meea eoaa
Poydsa street tho Physicians Of The Well
p Ksnna advice will be given to solered inVsaSs a rsn
beazy nsnr the diet and medical andanee
manner and no will the charge exceed from
to 49, ..a hv the sve gallon demiiohn and hal
pint bottle, ooHeu w " mys 3n,W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

+ PLasTEa8.
Sherman poof Mans
sIlsbaa. cor asn's
/ AIlebasis 6is Rrbbs hseE,
The inlpro. I'd Poor Mans
| Jew Uavid's or Hsorsws
/ Pgter's Vegetable,
| Euspr's Indian, ,n.s
Whits' q Machine Spread stSsset9'
suiBS.
| Whiting's Strengthening,
xidd's imperial,
tEeYrick's Roys!, r
LTSTNETIS.
3esisr's Bone and Fever,
Bartipa's Lotion,
DzFis's Horse, .
uuut,a, Hsyes', Sc.an1, HOWE
TOOTH PASTEe.
'sherrnsn's Compound orris Toosh,
Thorpeon's Aromatic Tooth
yousa's Toothschs.
! LOZENGES.
shsrmsn'l Cough, Worm cMpho
! ching.s Worn,
I W!stsr's Coughs
F, DROPS,
i5oiorcn's TooshaGhe,
t5hsrwan's Tooshschs,
'Wikanis's To- ...iashs.
NSCELLANECH&s
Th6rn's Extract,
wner's Arcannm Extract,
Carter's Spanish Mixture
iHo.her's Rsiiei,
Mira. Eiddsr's Cordial,
vaaghr,s Dithoatriptc,
Oasood's Indian Colleagues,
Is!sey's Forest Vine,
Mrs. Hays's Dyseutery Cordial,
Caiisn's Female Specific,
CuIlen'a Indian Vegetable Remedy
!Rowand's Magic Lotion,
BELLA Amy Trncsure,
Dayisfa DepErative Extract,
ijs5ns's AIterntivs,
Jayre'a Hair Dye,
JsSne's Carminntlvs,
aowand's Csminativs,
Balm Colun,bia, 49,
Upbsm's Pile ElscsHasy,
Jonss's Chemical 3nep,
tCrumpton's Baisam,
Thoulpson,s Eye WsteY,
Mre, Hays'a Eye Wstar
Perry Dauis's Pain Killer,
Joaes's Hair Restorative,
Jores's Lilly Whits,
Beal'a Flair Restorative, 4
Soda Powders, Cologass,
Msea Fun,
CircSssisn Balm,
Balm Of Giisad,
Roby's Hair Curing FIELD,
9ailey'e Shaving Cream,
Tsyior's Shaving Cream,
e. 3artire's Hair Lotion,
Hart's Remedy for Fits.
tLamotte's French Remedy,
tBaiIey's Mesi Syrup,
Raiiey's sagar-eoated CapsuleA
8agie's Hyperian FiEid,
Wheeler's Teaoerry Toothschs
tJorss'e Nectar,
CANAL. Anodyne Cordial,
!e, Balm Of Thousand FlowerA
lBarues's Pile Lotion,
Is. Fahnestock's vsrynifuze,
Bailsy's Group Syrup,
sivory Paz.s Backing,
staeassar OIL,
tChirete Soap,
Lsaira Cordial,
TuriinStol's 5alksm,
5rtiah OIL,
ISejdiitf 70 SdsrH,
Har!eu Oil,
iGz.rsGts, Soap, stc., etc.
ne line mot mentioned in thts catAiogu
,zste .erTns. r1r9l ie
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

le renverea avec ses objections la Chambre OH lie
proet de oi prls nassance ct objections seront
inscrites long dams lie process verbal de la
Puts la Chambre reprendra lie bill en- conslde-
ration ST. apre. cee nouvelle elaboration, les deux
tiers de toIs les membres eus II la dlte Chanbre
s'enendent pour voter lie BILL lie proet de lo sera
transmits avec les objections dn Gouverneur, fautre
Chambre, qui tour lie reprendra en- consldera-
ton ct 81 lie bill est approve par les delx tiers de
tous les membreS elus cette soconde Chambre, lie
projet deviendra lo. Dams cas-, les membres des
deux Chanbres voteron par oui ct par non, ct les
MONS de qul voteront respectivement pour ct
contre lie bill Inserts au journal de chaque
Chambre. Tout bill qui ne sera pas renvoye par lie
Gouverneur dams les dix jonrs les dlmanches e1ceP-
tes qui suivront ceui OH etc presente deven-
dra oi CONNIE 81 lie Gonvernenr await oppose sa 81
pnat,,re d moins que lAssemb ce Generate, en- sa-
iournant, ait emp&cle lie renvo du bill dams ce der
ner cas- lie projet deviendra lo sill nest Ps envoye
dams les trois premers jours de la session sivante
Art J4-Tout ordre, toute resolution on tout vote
ou exige lie coneours des deux Chambrcs, exeepte les
propositions d advancement, sera soumis an GROWER
neur ct deyra Gtre approuve par ul avant etie hs
execution. ST lie Gouverneur refuse sa sahctioh' It
vote DIES deux tiers DIES membres elus u chaque
Chambre de / Assemble Generate sera necessalre
pour mantenr la mesure.
Art jj--ly aura un Secretaire d ttat qui restera
en- place pendant toute la periodic pour aqnele lie dou-
yerneur aura Gta Gu. Les archives de Etat seroh'
depos ct conserves dams les bureaux gu oecfe'ade
Get officer endta reglstre DC tous les acte' OH
cies du Gouyerneur ct les certiera foccaslon II
devra quand il en- requs, soumet,e ce reg'stre
ans que tous les papers ct certicas dc son bureau
lune GU ,autre Chambre de + Assemble deneFale
ct replir tous les autres deyors qui u seront pm
mandes par la loi.
Art J6-Il y aura un Iresorer Etat qui festere
en- ionctons pendant deux ans
Art Size Secrttaire d Etat ct 10 Trssorler T.
tat seront elus par les votants de Eta Dams lie cas-
OH une de oes places deviendrait vacante par SUITE
de la mort, de la d mission, on de labsence du Ire
sorcr on du Secretaire d. Fiat, 10 Gouverneur or
donnera une election pour remplr la vacance.
Art. 5s-Toutes les commissions seront accord"c
au nom de Etat de la Loulsisne ct par autorlte
clles porteront lie sceau de rEtat ct la signature d
Gouverneur. ,-
Art. 59-Les hommes libres ct blancs de Eta
seront armts ct dscplines pour la defense du terri
toire Ceuxa qui eurs croyances rellgeuses ne pei
rnetent point de porter les armes ny seroht pas cor
traints, lnas lis seront tenns de cornpenser PR
d'argent Ia peFte de leurs services personnes.
Art. Cola Legislature organlsera Ia miiice
7 Etat sur lie pied gu ellie jugera convenapie'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14
TIRE VIII.
TNsTRUCTION PUBLIC UE.

A.. 1a5-I GER, Ain I'M surintendant de Finstruc-
ton pubque qui exercera SEES ione''o"s r."a r;,.
nerote de deux annees. SEES devoirs seron' P'Is'I'
par la lo ct il receyra lie traitenent que nAela ID ~
r;s,,Inra Ncanmoins FAssemb6e Generaie pouffa,
Ear Nm vo,e de la maiosite des membres elus au"
DOW Chambres, abor la place de Surintendant DE
'insructon publique, quahu ehe J"se'a q'e 1N''N
p'a a., 136-L,Assemblee Generale etabllra des
6coles gratues publques dams tout Fiat ct ue
yra poufvor leur entretlen au moyen d 4ne .a~e
aenerale sur les prophecies GU autreHeht: he nun.
Iant ainsi percu on obtenu de tsute autre taeoh'
Tstribue entre les differences paroisses proportion
nellement au nombre d'enfants hbfes ct otac'
nu,eles renfermeront, ct de Page indque par AS
5. semblee Generale. , ooa
q atas ;nsor,a re- moment par lie Congress DIES Etats
IS Jnis ce, Eat pour rentretien des ecoes ce'u us
tones les terres au pourront dams lavehlr cure eo
Is cedees GU leguees Eat, sans aes''h"'on n l.
A. ct don't Eta pourra plus tard dsPoset ans -
10 nrodut DIES SUGGESTIONS echues Eta'' cum" mTt
~, an, l., Ia; resteront en- la possession de E!a
fire de pret ct formeront un rente pefpetuelie uo
nEt.t ,pnnittpra annuellement Finteret ralson q
rs six nour cent Get nteret JOINT celu fe"is pa, =,
40 E,,fsITnis Get Etat, titre de Depot Ell YER
VIC 49,, IL; du Consres du 90 JUN 1886, sera ahec'
;; ns |, totate de la rente des terres non'Vef
tai dnss, ! rentreen des ecolcs pubques, ct cet'e
de | location restera nVloaele' . a l., vente +
ue A., 12S-Le revenu rroVenant ue Id SehtS
Zee .orta ,erre accordte jusqua ce moment Get L'
ia 49, IA Commencement Federal pour lentrelleh III
sa- deducaon, que la yente ait deJa Gu lieu
q"ys plus . osea a@s, qn ss 'Tgs
ld- Ia hnt ci-dessus ndique, formera une rente pr
ira ttraIIa don't l'int6re rason de SIX pour cent
p pe's sea applique entreten dune institution d
n nde aux progress de la Literature, ass a,.s v,
I'M 49, snnliouer les fonds ci-dessus mentlonnesa
rel . brt one la creation ct ameoratlon de fin
Il Id tuition susdite. ;t,x
rse- Art. l39-L Universite de la Louisiana s..He
e la Ia Nouvelle Oreans, mantenue tele gu ellie
Lee mantenant etablie. ,,o,or Ia.
de Art, l4o-La Legislature pourra voter les
ou ellie jugera necesssires pour re- a.e IL
nd!- rement pUnivesite ct avorlser les progress ae ID
It ci- It AZ 40 Ia science ellie ne sera dependant
fare ohiyee de concourir par une subventon ien'e
rage W. r1rprIy
orlse iAAAN >
III un REvIsIoN DE La CONSTITUTIONS
Ceue "a, r ,a.,,s,t y. os,ta Censlitr
elup Att lat'~1eu - ss.ss Az a j. Chsmkrs sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-14

REVIsION DE La CONSTITUTIONS
Art 14,--Tou. amsndsmenss os.ta Gena,.arrv -,
p.n. s,rs rr,reus sN Sens. sa Ia chsms's 's' a's
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-16
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1859.

I 20 writer in the Journal, with more brass in his
face than brains in bis head follows up the assertion Of
the editor that Judge Woodward, the Democratic noi
nee for the Supreme Bench in Pennsylvania Native
American, and says that it notorious that Woodward,
while member the Constitutional Convention of that
State few years since, used his powerful talents to
graft nthe Constitution Of the most objection
able features Of Native Ameroanism. He sought
tend the time Of naturalization twenty twenty five
years. and made long and able speech urging its adop
tion,D and concludes with the triumphant exclamation,
!. Will w. j. Brown deny this!H sa sosu97sE A
4 William ] Brown does deny it. Let the amendment
be produeedlet the long and able speech be published
The whole story bears face its relutation.
What has the Constitution of Pennsylvania to do with
the naturalization laws28s s.aT gsiraot.7a lssas
- Nothing. That power belongs alone to Congress.
States may permit unnaturalized persons 30 vote but
no action of theirs affect the uniform naturalization
laws Of Congress. lIo.s .s9 Isl ss.sg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-16
INDIANAPOLIS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1862
Abstract Of the New Postage Law.

This law goes into operation the lst day of next
month, (october) Under it li s5laa s9r-
Newspapers, periodicals., unsealed circulars, &c.,
weighing not over three ounces, are to payone cent
each, any part Of the United States, half that
rate, where paid quarterly or yearly in advance.
Newspapers, &C., weighing not and half
ounces half the above rates, where circulated within
the State Of publication. ..9liaDo9s
Newspapers, papers, and pamphlets of not more than
16 pages Svo in packages Of not less than ounces
address, to be charged half cent an ounce without
regard to the number of pieces. 5lg sl u lsslq
Postage all transient matter to be prepaid, or
charged double. ~ I-ar., - 9f9i
Books, bound unbound, OF not more than four
pounds each per ounce, under three thousand
miles, and two that distance. Fifty per
to be added where not prepaid m ae 8 -"
Weekly newspapers free in the county Of pabliea.
ton. .s --a-1 80.
Bills for newspapers, and receipts for payment of
moneys therefor, may be enclosed in subscribers pa
pers. ssifz 1aai -o11
Exchanges between newspaper publishers freea
Newspapers, &c. to be enclosed that the character
can be determined without removing the wrappcr-to
have nothing written printed the paper wrap
per beyond the direction and to contain enclosure
other than the bills or receipts before mentioned.
Letter postage is no: touched at all by the law,
but will remain at present.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-16
Scott not a Coward.

The Wings unceasing in their efforts to convey the
impression to the public, that the Democratic party ac
cuse Gen. Scott of eorardice, because he would not
brue his hands in the blood of Gen. Jackson Such is
not the fact. He has been charged with coward
ice because he refused fight with Gen Jackson Gen
Scott has shown his gallantry soldier too many
battle fields TO admit Of the charge Of cowardce Bnt
we do assert that his challenge OF Gov. Cinton who
was bound by oath not to fight duel, after refusing
to fight Gen. Jackson from conscientious sspariot
ic' motives, shows Gen Scotts keen appreciation of
the difference an the character Of the fteo The
seientIous serupes which deferred him from fighting with
Gen. jackson were forgotten when he penned (no doubt
in great haste the challenge Gov Clinton not from
eowardce but because it part Of his character to
bully and tyrannZe those who would not or whose
position prevented them from resenting it, We have no
doubt that Gen. Scott has been conspicuous for his ga
anry battle, and that he would be so again should
occasion require it, but the bravery which hurries in
to danger in the excitement of the battlefield is of
very different character from that which can induce
risk his life in duel In the former case he rs
sustained by duty and patriotism in the latter he is in
stgated by petty pique 10 the resentng Of an magn
airy grievance Well might any man decline such COM
bats, but he should seek them When he does do
So he should plead conscience and patriotism in
and forget them in another. Gen. Seotts
are just irreconcilable his written opinions ar-
risburg Union. -ss III. ti-s ii,e b -fs.i-4 "
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-16

G-Next to making whistle out of a pigs ear,v
the attempt manufacturing Franklin Pierce Attorney
and Counselor Law and Solicitor in Chancery into
Military Hero is the Indiana Journal
This is specimen of Indiana Whiggery 1t is the
production of that intellectual giant John d. Defrees
and must have powerful influence the Wing party
wag at our elbow says it is leetle more ridiculous
to attempt make great statesman out of General
Winfield Scott the author of the letters and essays
Naturalization Pierce has been tried as hero, and
won the appreciation of his commanding General and
the confidence and esteem Of bis soldiers and fellow off,
Which of the letters of Gen Scott the APP
probation of the Wing party? t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-16
walk up to the Captains once.
The Louisville Times contains the following:

IHt LOUISVILLE IIMtS CUnIdIHS Int lOIIUWIng; n"
FACE Music li!-BAcK YOUR JUDGMENTS =
A CHANCE TO DOUBLE YOUR MoNEY-A ONE, 1T
is TRUE.-We are authorized by gentleman to make
bet for him of $4,000 that General Pierce will be
elected President of the United States. tss
Another friend has authorized bet for him $ 900
on the result. The money is ready to be staked
up the moment the bets are taken . 5
Now, gentlemen Wings, you who have as much conf
dence as cash, come up and give earnest Of both.
You used to bet and brag with great reedty in times
past. Maybe you have got pi5us lately and deem it
highly immoral to bet. If you have not come up and
cover the above piles. the country will take it pro
coesso that you believe your candidate stands
chance to be elected than, to elegant and classic
phrase, "a stump-tail bull in fly time" .t
p s. Bets will be graduated suit gentlemen Of
moderate means and small confidence. ''' i"t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-16
The next Presidency.

Under this head the Mississippi Argus has long ar
tice, in which the editor urges many why the
south should support Cen Scott, Among which the
foowing s5f .as s
a "But General Scott is also presented to us by his
friends the whom it is interest elevate to
the Presidency and TO Southern with Southern in.
terests he presents claims for their suffrage of small
weight Born among u.s. reared in our midst educated
in the South identified in person and property with us
for Gen. Scott owns slaves, though it is not generally
known" tns .fS-es 80
These the arguments used at the South; whilst at
the North the very is maintained Is this fair
mode of conducting political canvass7 sstss asaf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-09-16

The New York Tribune of Saturday last says, ''Gen
Lewis Cass made speech in bis shirt sleeres Thurs
day evening in Tammany Hall, intended to prove that
the yetran asprant is odd Fogy but progressive
the youngest Of us" which the editor reviews with
great severity. When the old General takes off his
coat and rolls up his sleeves Whggery to get
some heavy blows, The Democratic press, speak of it
powerful effort, and Greeley is compelled to admit
that t was rather good partzan speech But then
he tries to destroy its effect among his nice city readers
by saying that he made the speech n his shirt sleeves
Terrible Cass, Buchanan, Douglas Houston, Marcy
and Butler have all entered the in earnest for
their successful rival. A good omen. i q, -,., 1ait