The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1852-10-28
who General scott is.

E-.5@' Il NOW HESITATE bEINEE IN
TENDING THE PERIOD OF RESIDENCE Be
ONE YEARS, AND \ TOTAL REPEAL OF
ALL THE ACTS OF CONGRESS ON THE SUE
JECT-UI- HIND LNCLLNES TO THELAT-
TER. Scott IN 1874.
The above sentiment is Gen. ScoTT's. We
have seen it in his own handwriting, over his
own signature.-ED. PENNsYLvANlAN.
E-"YOU ARE INSTRUCTED NOT TO EN-
LIST FOREIGNERS, FOR THE BATTALION
OF ST. PATRUCIA HAS TAUGHT Us THAT
FOREIGNERS CANNOT BE TRUSTED -
Gen. Scots Instructions to las Recruiting officers
Guriny tie -NeIican Ear.
Henry CIay's Opinion CT Military Hen.
Befter that arar, Pest7eacs and famine should
e,reeD orcr the tend. THAN THAT A MILITARY
CHIEFTATN SHOULD BE ELEVATED TO THE
PRESIDENCT."-HEG CLAY.
Gen. Scott On Naturalization
'sTe are literal ezouqh to open tie doorto the
children Of foreigners aeho may be born here, with
out allowing their FATHERS TO COME HERE TO
HELP GOVERN Us."-WINFIELD ScorT.
Gen. Scott or Slavery.
eff I ever as GENERAL SCoTT, at the head of
the armies Of the United States, as PLAIN Mr..
Scott, deprived Of my commission, or rs PREsI-
Scott, if ii should please the people TO ele-
vate me to that high station, IF / EVER Do
ANY THING CALCULATED TO IMPAIR TIE
EFFICACY OF THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW;
OR HAVING A TENDENCY TOWARDS ITS
REPEAL, THEN WRITE INFAMOUS BEFORE
MY NAME, WRITE INFAMOUS AFTER MY
NAME, AND KICK Me INTO THE GUTTER"
Letter Of Scott to R. I. Upton, Esq, Of Louis
iand
eve much question Gen. Scott's qualifca-
tions for the position to which some of his ad-
mirers would elevate him. The exigencies of
the times require ADLER hands and wider views
and more Of a statesman. .''-Anserican Wig Re
vieac, 1851.
ain the character of Gen. Scott there is much
very much 10 commend and admire But the
mischief is there is a weakness in all he saws or
does about the Presidency. Immediately after
the campaign Of 1910, he wrote a gratuitous
inter making himself a candidate, in which all
.,rre0s Of unwise things were said to return and
ne cgue' his friends, if he should be candi-
Lhfte. And since that time, with a fatuity that
y iizes on men that get bewildered in gazing up
= the White House., he has been suffering his
l..en TO dim the glories achieved by his sword g"
, ~ - AAGRy Ereaia9 Jou7lGt, (Whig,) 26M Naych,
!. GAS loyal Whig, who has never proved un
caithful TO my party, myself and my Southern
Fhig friends will be required to fall amieably
into line, and constitute the rear guard of Mr. |
the Jubilant exultation. Well; perhaps l may
try. But my opinion is, that my utmost efforts |
to shout viii resolve itself into groan of des |
pair. | cannot do il. | will not Put that |
down in your note book. IN p Ge1stTy, WIG
nie"'ber cf Congress from Tennessee.
''Scott can more carry Kentucky, than he
can command the powers of Heaven Hum
PaTcy Marshall, Fhig, ach0 has receiccd from
L'fcstde7t Fillmore the appointment Of Commission
eT TO China, s''ce atte'lAg tie ADORE sentiment.
LrIhad had q yotc on that occasion ii ssould
hGre been g|rcn IN faror Of the lond distribution
biH. the BANKRUPT BILL, and lie second LdI.
Jar creating n fiscal o7'orGtion-horHg Tong been
under eonrietion hat IN peace, as in acar some
thing Efficient IN the nature Of a BANK OF THE
UNITED STATES rs not only NECESSARY and
PROPER, bUt INDISPENSABLE 10 tie success i
5@I operations Of the treesay as rel as to mann
ct me frGnfs cf o1fT commerce and ctrrencY-Ge7
Sc6ffS C"cmdr Of Oct. 20. 1871, in aghich he cgs
ola7fng 10 tie hard cider extra session.
ScoTT IS a VAIN, coEcEsTED coxco,,R or
NAN. ms BRAINS, ALL THAT lie HAS. ARE IN MS
EPAULETTs, AND IT lie Should DE ELECTED PRES
DENT, HE WOULD TEAR TIE WIG PARTY INTO
rArTEEs IL LEES THAN SIX MoHTHs.-Horace
Ireely IN 1888.
The Presidential Election takes place on the !
First Tuesday Of November, being the 2nd
lay Of the Month. {
ne One day last week a son of Mr.. Michael |
Soian' near the Summit, aged Is years, fell off
'ree and broke his arm and leg We are :
sdsed 10 lear, the s,,fpero, = 1t ~