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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
Err. ah fast Ten, purely black, FIRE,

the green tea favor also Pouchons and OoIong Teas tge
thor with tvaroy superior Green Teas true and dee
IN aynr beautiful color in various sized packages for sale
by j. DUNCAN \ SONS, s07 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28


Ja,is--Ihe golden shining
In full merisian blaze.
When Was made the target
That gathered up his rays.
kary-"Twas sun and sha1e together,
Like good aud evil mixed,
Wtsn /, Mt Que brief ting.
So very true fixed
Janc.--Tee rain wss pouring madly,
The cay dark and drear;
When l. with much misuiyinS,
Sat rs me hero.
Hctbsr.-Well! sum- and shade and shower,
Seem equally to srit;
All pictures are 20 perfect.
You must have b., q 20 Root.
hngsi6cent Daguerroty taken all sorts " weather.
1T ROOTS Premium Gallery, 1853 Broadway.
Talk OF the $ human face tJiysne.o
Ger which our poets whimper
Itell you what tney wrote in wine,
Makes sober mort ais simpar
But SHOULD you wish to gaze upon
The light o. heavenly faces,
Just see the sha pes the sun shines on
Where Whitehurst tends tie grsoes.
Hia brilliant portraits glow above
All otf crs. the frnit
Is 10 tbecause the essence of
The dull and sigbtess root.
WUiTEHUES1'S Daguerrean Gallery IL IT jay Broad
way, corner Of Leonard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

SYMPTOMS OF CAvING IN.-Nowherc does the
wing party receive the nomination Of their candidate
General Scott, for the Presidency, with the same
uranimity ms the democratic party have received
the nomination Of General Pierce. The Webster and
Fillmore men Of New York and New England--at
least many of them-have shown strong symptoms
of caving in, or getting up an opposition, forming
Union party. And now We learn from the South,
that the Union party in Georgia is about to follow
the same course The discomfort of the Van Buren,
party caused the democratic party to cave in ia
lS4S, and the discomfort Of the Webster and Fill
more parties seems as if it would produce tho same
effect in the whig party in 1852. The consequence
will be. that the anti.slavery marty, who are about
to hold their convention and nominate their candi-
dates. will gain greater accession from the wings
than from the democrats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

who can hno nothing ne wants geniienens atsin
hmeLt. advertised to furnish hing 20
sanitation is ever heard at GREENS No Astar
There the Siits Mt Collars
Crnvats, Tee Stocks &c &C.. always Of the
fashie n and the best material.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
Those white Duck rxv.lI Cony. NJ ur,,.,

Hall take the lead every other style out this
see At that they by first artist
coats are not always elegant but there high
fsiop about these, which charms all purchasers The
prize forty per under tho Broaswey agure
Ulisn Hall, corner % Fulton aud Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

hat hs has renoved &c "2 Beoasway, where 10 viii
sttend herutofre 70 all diseases she Eye aaa Ear
non stV o'clock daily Dr Ppwell's '.Treetso On the
wye can 10 procured ut bis ace Also Artiacia Eyes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

round At the Of the Canton Tea Company, No.
IL Chatham seet thetween Pearl and Roosevvlt tbs old
establishment In the city. Wc readers
shat do bette than elsswhere either at wholesale
Ietbh They have now no branch stores.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

~ aPAkkf, so nraaa~ay OF ~ ats
Sueshssed largely At be late large anccion sales viii dispose
y she samo a. the followi low prices Rich yeivets In
ae tries os Brussels IS Three Nly 7s 10 6s irsrsinr
~ to 90. ado all other goods equsily low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

n, sevo,ss 900 spa.e in y. eou'ans Describing the
m.ens ope,ah. VI pr watts Nervous Antdote. He
Is The only discovers sxoites av a,
ron nc brain All set.e persons enoui r, "A IL ror lii
experience proves must then, when nthng
I. PfNE, Is Ann 8txcet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
KnoI.-what sort of head-dress the an

Knox. What sort OF hcad-utess the an
Client Ata mans cans FAY but friend Knox
Lad been born Greek and opened as in the bsceat
q 9s jnsnp. Of np'r We feel the ~ p
superior thing mace in this country and ore nov
70 S b Sho fpa n S aud
lcanty admirably combined in the manufacture that
laro nd well selected stock Of ht sumner Hats
Y ranamas Sti S.,d iSs s, G@
genuine kaox bas procured at l2s fuiton street.
Cheap Baths for the p.opis.-Rabineru's
n r. sre now open; lis saths gpp Brown,
and Tys0n's inc Of stages run nsar the place.
s75,n00--To lend on bond and mortgage In
% .u,t applicants productive Real Sstate q this
IS coo 81 90 Tbese TO lend a. cent iatsre.t
~ fr ala. city Real E,'ats Apply to $ $. BROAD No.
10 " all street, il the iswe'ry store.
Singers Sewing TIachinc-Tne people will
and must have sewing handsonsr aud stronger
shas possibly be dope by hsnd With one msehins
ale female average $40 week. aud york only eight
III. l. NJ singer & o.. 25s Broadway.
Fine White French Cninr. Dining Sets-IIJ
Psees, for S CHAMBER acts 10 pieces 81 W and 49, Gold
F:,sh ss% sHss Sts a. aas
which wiz 20 s9Ia rsry ensapi roo, ssov p,o,su.
Tcas.--The hest assortment Of fine Teas
WI round a, the store Of the Canton Tea Company M
osssbiihment in the city, We our readers
shat do better than eswhere either at wholesale
IetFi. They have now no branch stores.
Genuine Tcas,-When people buy Tea, and
and the, have hsrbs they think they hays thrswn
60 s Tss Warehouse, Isg ch..hsn ..,s.s yoS win aas
stner store bat pure and M adIl.eratsd.
Ere fast Ten purely black, free from
the green favor; also Pouchons and ooong Tess
thor with tNaroy superior Grocb Teas dee
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

Beware Of rornterfcits p Ceavera s tho only
Honey soap As toilet soap. it incom parabie IL Tho
hath u ia Luxurious In no oxirgne. W. j. DAYis& Co.,
Sole Wholesale agents, 40 Cortland street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

xoorton resorvatior the very
rsshrated Gonr uds hsdioat9d Sonp for carils PIN
Piles, fretkca, sanwncss chaps r1ughness &c Ponjr,
subtle pproots hair rom any part IF the body Lduit
Rouge. Ly Waite and Hair Glees, st 81 Waller street
BroaayGv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

Dan Webstcr's Shirt Tail Speech, Bennett
says cooling than SCOTS haty plato soup
Tailor Fmore's Considerations. Mndssty suggests that
Dan should send to Tailor MKimm IL Csrmiae r.
measure Of HE body tomittng the hcad cool suit vii
iheu be INT not.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

terrring young fellow CLARKE. Of Il6 William street.
Bis Efforts to Please are ncsssAnt whose skill
tios asle whose taste IL rashcrche and who will sell
MAKE to order any article from collar to % dress
coat. Beautiful froek coats, $40. Established 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
Csisteaoro's Liquid Hair Dys.-!This ess.

tsaon has been tested by hundreds OF beth
a. 'rtsa, shet tht frat sscs In the olsse Of aoe.
Arteles Applied aud SOD Wholesale and retl 81 Girls
hDoRn'S vir and scalp estrhishm snt, No 6 Astof
aonss Private room fov applying the 5ya and asiin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28
Turtle! TurtIe!-rhe finest lot Of Turtle

Turtle! Turtle!-rhe finest lot of Turtle
thst has been iu Nes York this for sale At No.
Hamilton market Brooklyn. the Atlantic Dock ty
A NJ HEPBu RN. They only days from Key West,
by steamship West Wind
Heads of the PcOple.-Wc have visited the
states seuate Chamber 800 Brosdway, where
ta.d hsausul enrraved prtrait Of Scott Web CLAY
Film, Taylor and
in frames or otherwise. Z. ANTHONY 500 Broadway.
SED.--The gentleman who called AZ
Holmes Saturday and off rcd fifty dola for picture
Of lady exhibited. is Motif ID that he pnrohsss
ID. parties concerned have ted its oispa
HOLMES makes all picture transactions public. 29
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

ed eit in weeks by using .shans ongueat for d
beard twill frcs It co strong and thick, and
heard sr.ady 6ne glossy appearances Try ono 30
ne-Priee si--sent to any part the nuu,try.
X. GRAHAM, ~ Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

x Wigs are the most perfect sion
ys Inverted Tboes wanting superior artsclq
sA 80 BATCH ELORS CELEBRATED Wig Factory No ~ ~
sttet shers esu fornd The largest ard tast
y .hs city. Copy The address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

BALLOON ASCENT on HoRsEBAcE.-We perceive
that il is announced that M. Petn wi II ascend on
horseback in balloon, if the Corporation viii only
supply gas enough to produce the ioaation We
trust the Corporation viii not do any such thing.
They have to pay gas bills enough of various kinds,
including the gas of political mount ebanks, With
out being nulcted for gas Of this description. The
ascent ought to bc prevented by the police, uss ss
they prevent from committing suicide I
the horse il 80 tied that he cannot move there is
nothing in the feat If he is not tied, there is no
feat in it either, but reckless and unnecessary
Drawing OF danger. The ascent Of balloons is no
longer a novelty. H. Petin undertook to steer bal
looms through the atmosphere, in any direction he
pleased. He has not done that, and doubt very
much IL he ever will Balloons are mere childish
curiosities, (which yet have led to practical ut
ity-not so much as the paper kite by which Frank
lin brought down the lightning from the clouds, and
proved its identity with the electricity which is gene
rated by the galvanic battery But while balloons
are mere toys they have often caused frightful loss
of life. If they could be controlled aud steered
through the air like ship or steamboat. they
might be turned to come useful account. But till
that discovery is made the expense, wasc Of time,
and the danger attending them, more than counter
balance any pleasure they give to the curious m lti
rude They ought not therefore, to be encouraged
by the public authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

aaif Dye the hast dcovetsd Tor soorios tn
Fhssers shs moment n applied Tho en
,ertpDty with which tha ravortc old isaed al
Dye peT orng a astounding y IL for sale. applied
ShTCHBLo1S wig Factory, No. val, street Copy an
address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

piece. oy s3 white English stone Dining Sets I
psee for S CHAMBER acts 10 pieces 81 10 and ST. Gold
RAM Grensb China Tea retg ~ pieces, 81; also White
PSpeh Bowls ell bss snit able .cr Hotels Kes.auran &c.
which will be sold very cheap
J.K, KERR, ~ Chambers street, below Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

Y nTua U~a rnfX .itna h.ylr
the rate ALL
sh. samu a. the foowi, low prices: pelyets ~
os Brussels gs Three DIV "a 10 a. Insrsinr
-----------
The EDITOR of the Sunday Atlas. 2Dsh
Inst, ccvotss ynod space in its eo,u,nns ri,y 49,
mojus oIerandi " WAtt's Nervous Ant;dote ~, a.
I. The only discayere mad that sxctes sv AN
experience proves must sure thsn When nothing else
= Me- 10 Ann o'Seet-
-
wigs sn0 1Onksy ss.--HatchefOr lSss sry.S
SWigs pronounced the perfect uf.
t vert.d Tboes wanting very superior art.cIe rhrd
AsIls ra,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-28

Desrotfes street swimmng Baths, Canal strc-t,
r. alfe his hot Sea Baths. Eipp Brown,
and rs son's III OF stages, near the place.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
M. G. BRYAN, Publisher

PlEh0t THE Savshnah, Ga3,. Repnh-
ElIcan has a telling srt,cle OH PIERcE's
Epolit;cal antecedents and after quoting
from the untontradicted record some of his
1 sayngs and doings OH the slavery question,
sadds
How tnady men have been denounced
Ito a damiatiou beneath resurrection for
Eseiltiiiiiieuts aha acts not half as ultra as
Etlie above within The last ten, twelve ard
Iei5lteen months by tue very men who
|hoW hail Mr. PlERuE as The embodiment
Iof all that is sound Last year and the
year before their presses aud speeches
'teemed with deDhnciatfons of tie whole
Northern people as "onion-eatlg YAM
!kees,'' ''piudderers" aItl "abolitionlsts.
Now they are the first 10 take them 70
their embrace. Let lheIii beware, lest M Mr.
|P1ERcE turn ont d stcond edil)n of II
Nortlern man with Southern principles -
We had hoped lie market had teen fully
supplied by tile Van Buren, edition. At
all events we tliIik The unprejddiced read
er will, agree with Us, that there is i'll The
past life aud present ASSOCIATIONS OF Mr..
PIERCE that which eminenty qualities
hin 10 "foI|t'w III the footsteps of his il
llsttous predecessor ''s
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
THE BATON ROUGE GAZETTE
m. G. BRYAN, Editor and Proprietor
Office on Church Stree t.ss
Term s..

The EATON ROUGE GAZETTE is publish.
ed every SATURDAY morning, at $500 per annunl
payable in advance, or $500 at the expiration ol
six months
ADVERTISING--One dollar per square fol
the first insertion, and half that price for every
subsequent insertionten lines, or less, constitu-
ting square. vs. 49,. ..
YEARLY ADVERTISING. Merchants, Ira
ders, and others, will be contracted with on the
rrost liberal terms. gsL
All POLITICAL ADDRESSES, forth exclu-
sivc benefit Of individuals, will be charged as adj
vertisements.
All ADVERTISEMENTS of a PERSONAL
NATURE whenever admitted will be charged
at the rate OF two dollars per square, and payment
required invariably in advance.
All Advertisements not marked with the num-
bsr OF insertions will be published till forbid or at
the option of the publisher. HA'A
PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
For ten lines or less, not alterable, months s 81
Do do DO DO do 6 do 7
Do do DO DO do year lo]
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

q The STATE Or DELLAWARE Fon ScoTr-
The election for Inspectors in Newcas.
tie county has resulted ii the choice Of six
Wings. Kent county gives sevedty-ui,e
Wing tiiajority, and Sussex COUNTY gives
thirty-two. The Wing majority i'll the
State is three lund,ed Aid seventeen. be-
Ing gain slice last 5ear OF more than
two hundred.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

THE SEvaa WONDERS or THE WoRLp'
Every one hears. of rhem--feW know
|wIlat they fea!iy are or rather &exe they
|were-
j .El'bg Colossus Of Rhodes.
2. Tie SepulcIIfe Of Mausolns King og
g. TIE Palace q Cyrus. lCana !
4. The Pyramids Of Egypt. t
s. The Slatate Of Jupiter as Olympia.
6. Tie Temple Of Diana Al Ephrsns,.
7st'Tlie Walls and hanging Gardens as
Babylon 3s M,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

COW Or an Ok Knocked from !
EfallTpad track hy q tasm englue. Is npN
Edrftnfd leIksd .bsefa bsh sssisaasksla sssi 81
lesas q FAss bssg ssssss s.sesis ,gg ssl lseeis Il
= ~ gI
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

4 FaLsEHooD DENuuNeED.-T'he Wash
EIiigton Republic publishes a letter from
RCapt Schuyler Hanilton, tIenouncing ~
EEssuttefky .fitlse n statement, copied .:by
Eshe Washington Union, that Gen., ScoT1
the recruiting officers, in.ls47l
mot % enlist foreighsfs. for The bafaf1ioil
Eof ST IPaifiet has taught as lliat foreign
srssnnI1ot be trusted. 'sszi1sa ssse 81 Isvs d i
/ 4 G8st IL WAS one Of Gen, ScoTTs S aid1
fsle,canlps during The Mexican war. and
EstllI continues in that capacity. Il
70 The Sultan OF Turkey sends word
Etliaf be- intends. 70 contribnleta q block q
EinarbIe to The Washington MNiuiIienf.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
w. ]. AJRpBERTs, RUFUS X. Howell
ROBERTS & HOWELL,
A TT 0 NEYS a L J. 4 w

TJAVE formed Partnership in the practice 0
IL their professions and tender their service
o all those who may lie pleased to Ihtrust busi
ness 10 their management and care
Having devoted much time and attention t
the study and practice Of Criminal Law for tn
1us, seven wears, they particularly corinn1en'
themselves 10 those who may need their service
III that department Of their profession.
ufFtcE FRONT ROOM. FIRST FLOOR ABOVE THE
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Try tzi,s, by Their own scales

The great objection which the, Democrat
sic papers, haye urged against Gen. Scot
1--WE mean tile more decent ones, not tht
amendaclous sheets which call him an alb
9oitionist aud accuse him of all sorts o
spersonaI meanness--Was that bis nem
spation was nrged and That be is support
ed hy Northern Freesoilers. The charge;
shave been ruiIg on tllis Though every
possible variation. Very WELL Let us
test the safety Of the two candidates by
ibis rule. Here. is the way the case
tstaud: .-.-..t.-.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
Mid Wife.

MFRS. HARRISON, a gradu lite of the Medical
AsA Fac,fltg Of Paris, and win has received gev.
ne Premiums such, by the thre, creates medical
professors 81 France. and who has I'D thirty years
practice in her profession, respectfully tenders her
services to the ctizens of the place and vicinity
She especially attends to diseases of Women and
rhiidren. Residence corner ST. itypoile aud Church
streets. .4.4.4 " s.4{s 5,3,& ss,sE.sa,f mia 3m Il
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
- street, New Orleans.
HALL g. PIPER.

no USE r FURNISHING STORE.
CuuRcu srREEr--PIPER's NEW BUILDING,
A RE opening and offer Tor sale, a general as
"A sortment OF Crockery, China and Glass ware
together with housekeeping articles of every
description. Persons in want OF articles IN OUT
line would do well 10 give us q call. m22y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

stu = 81
Sporstion shall :
common sealF.f
kbe Known to h1
Ecf the conlpaaN
RshaH appear a4
THE consrructp4
lplank road hcr4i
tracks as theS &
Rmine the line 3
fsaa'y be ineqssf
works whate:g Ii
working Of tst1l
enasigabie anil
Ecrossing shall
pecially forsv4a
kished TO the fos
zwhbie or any "a
fcapital stock 1I
reiary. Ireis
Fassl other oFke'
sers for The ffikf
eesyaFyto Thu sf
Eofths ,t'laafa
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30
g. LIVERY STABLE ~
@ AND sa asgzs 49, Essssff
TAVERN.

7sHEs subscriber Informs his friends and ths
Il public generally, that he has located him.
seifin West Baton Rouge opposite the Capitol
and is prepared 10 accommodate men and horse:
ID substantial manner, aud will be pleased Il
have BIZ patronage Of the travellers generally.
SAMUEL afeFADDIy. y
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

Our CoNsUEi AT PAKrs AND LoUIs ma
SpoLEoN.-sNr. GOODRICH. American Con
gsui at Paris, haying sent to LOUIS ,NAPo
LEON a copy Of his work of the United
Estates, just published in Paris in the
French iargnage, has received the follow
ling letter from the Presidents Private Sec
sretary s5a G5# II # al f.ss
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

,e not present ilof IepfeseihsN
& be adjourned for one week,
lie majority offhe stock present
II such Adjourned meeting snail
( in. the same manners as II 2
Sc stock We're present and rep
Fancy in the Board Of Directors
khe year may be filled by asote
kDirectcfs.
esident and Directors Of said corr
have power to make and use d
}, elect d newspaper, which shall
Stockholders as the official papef
and i'd which all advertisements
Il 10 do every, thing necessary for
repair, and 'maintainance OF the
III before described, With as many
may deem necessary TO detsr4
/ the road, and the de OTIS that
sry 10 make and construct all
I, sur The proper and conplete
road to construct all BRIDES over
sher streams, and whether the
. BY bridge or, sfsrrya to contrac1
,rk,, labor or material 70 be fnrns
spany, and 10 agree whether tia
srt thereof shall be payable III thu
the G Con,nasVk to aDr1olHt a SeSs
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-10-30

Eials,rs s,rea,e,,t and
ssonsl holding III
Sotllers at least I
*comti,p !, pany, in Z ord /.
stion in the PREF
2stock holders, an
5stocls shall be n
Eif such majority
kthe lneeting sha.
land the vote DC I
land represented
kbindstne conpas
fmaiarity Of all I;
Presented. !.
1lth Ans- + s:,
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-09
Tn. south.rn pre.s.

In this mornings issue, the discontinuance of
this paper is announced. "The main cause of
this result, the senior editor says, sis the deln-
quency of its subscribers. There are now over
forty thousand dollars due the paper for sub
scriptions, and this is only the beginning of its
third year. And if this sum were now all paid
in hand, it would not indemnity the proprietor
and senior editor for his pecuniary advances, liza
bilites, and services in the undertaking. But by
the stoppage, the receipts and liabilities for the
current year are stopped. 1t was not, however,
we believe, ever seriously expected that subscrip
tons alone would sustain such q paper. No pa
per has been attempted here on such basis"
In the principles advocated by the Press, we
have no sympathy. OF the success Of the editors
in any position in which success is possible, we
have great hope. They are gentlemen of great
worth and excellent abilities, We do not grieye
for the downfall Of their paper, but shall exult
in the fortunes that are yet in store for them.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-09
North Carolina.

We have declared our belief that this State
will vote for Scott and Graham in the approach
ing contest; and we entertain not the shadow of
n doubt upon the subject. We regret that any
cause could exist to prevent the success of the
Wing candidates in the recent election, but it is
well known that local divisions have produced
this effect.
Governor Reid, who is now probably re- elected,
is gentleman of great popularity, having risen
upon the billow that proved adverse to his oppo-
nents couple of years ago. In speaking of
that election, few days SINCE the Union, of this
city, said it was "a RESULT MAINLY BROUGHT
ABOUT BY LOCAL ISSUES, AND THE WANT OF POP
ULARITY OF Gov MANLY, THE WING CANDIDATE"
The same state of things has just now produced
the same result We regret much that there
should be even temporary abatement of the in
fuence of the Wings in the legislation and adj
ministration of that State; but if they have
maintained unpopular measures, they must sub
NIT to the natural consequences. The RESPONSE
bility, however, does not rest upon the Wing ma
tional candidates before the country, nor will
they share in the fate of the local candidates
now any more than in all former times.
Daily American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1852, 1852-08-09
"Few Die and None Resign"

This saying with regard to public officers, at
tributed to Mr.. Jefferson, is most strkingly
contradicted by several designations in the Pat
ent Office Of places which gave the incumbents
salaries of $1,000 per annum. No less than
three Of the Examiners have recently vacated
their desks, and two Of them design, we under
stand, to fake mp the business Of patent agents.
This perhaps, may convince some Of those public
economists who think that Washington clerks are
overpaid for their services, that even the best
paid are satisfied they can make more money by
working for themselves than they can by toiling
for the government