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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.
I,5OO, GOO iM Gbldl

New YoRK, July %.
The steamer United States arrived here at nine
O'Clock from AspinwaIl, with 400. passengers,
and $I,44O, 900 in specie. She left AspinwalI
on the evening Of the l4ih inst.
The FL Dorado, with the mails, treasure, and
400 passengers, left the same place, on the 18th,
at 10 o'clock in the morning.
The Panpero. fiom San Juan, arrived as As
pinwall on the l4th, and was TO sail the next
day for New Orleans.
AnicRg the passengers ia the United States are
Lieut.. Purdy Of California. Lieut.. Purdy and
family; while crossing the lsthmus, were robbed
Of all their letters, documeuts, and many other
valuable papers. kA
Z The Golden Gate arrived al Panama llh from
San Francisco, 81 400 900 on freight and $50
passengers.
Part Of the passengers by The Golden Gate
came on in The United States. making the time
in Il days from San Francisco 10 New York.
The chief feature Of the bews from California
Is the almost total destruction Of the town Of So.
nora by FIRE, involving loss of two million dol
lars, suppos, to be the work Of incendidrles,
The fire broke out at u idnight the 18th
June in the French Hotel, aud spread with great
rapidly, sweeping down all The buildings on
Main up To Washington streets, including all the
Express offices, Banking houses, and the princi-
| pal houses of the luwn.
Many buildings ere blown up with powder,
in order stop the progress of the confagration,
but without success.
The shipment Of gold from San Francisco in
| the month Of June up 10 the 18th, amounted to
S., 1850, 400, without including that IN the hands
| Of passengers.
| letter dated Sonora, June 18th, to the San
Francisco Herald stvs;
The city from the Philadelphia Restaurant to
the Barnum House, distance Of three quartz s
| of nile, was almost entirely swept away. On
! Main, and on Washington ST. not d single building
| remains
| C1pl. Alonzo Green is the heaviest loser by
this fire. So Far as be- has asceralntd a loss OF
$40, 900, Theal, Perkins & Co. SIS, 900, and
Lenoberg $50, 900. No previous fire in CaIifor-
fornia has so spoiled Il e fair face Of city as
this has. We are all burnt up. No vsstiges
main but few wooden houses aud tents
Crime continues 10 increase all through the
country. Murders and robberies and all other
villanies are as rife as ever, and lynch law is s
in demand.
Miners in Carson Creek are averaging SIP per
day.
r'he opposition quartz companies of Fiuigan
e. Morgan are both at work in tbs disputed VEN.
The agricultural resources Of the interior are
but just being developed. 10 Marposa County
the crops promise great abundance. II is estl-
mated that there are between fifty and seventy
FIVE thousand acres of agricultural laud in San
Joaquin County.
From OREGON. Oregon dates to the 22d
are received The election on the 9Th is clained
to have resulted in Democratic victory in both
branches of the Legislative assembly.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

The exercises of the Commencement Of Har
ward College took place Wednesday, at Cam
bridge, in accordance with the order Of per
formances. All accounts agree in representing.
the gathering rs unusually large. The gradua
ting class was the largest which has ever lei
Harvard, consisting OF 81 members, on all
whom the degree Of A. B was conferred; til
degree of A. NJ was conferred on p. ia course
and the honorary degree of A. NJ. on 4 that { {
L. L. B on 40, and that Of NJ. d. ON 81.
The Degree Of Master of Arts was conferred
in course, on Horace Walker Adams, Jane
Walker Austin, Charles Edward Brown, Charlie
Francis ChoaIe, Charles Russell Goldman, Joshu
Crane, John Waite Draper, Charles Carroll
Fiske, George Augustus GsIdner, John jefferson,
Glover, William Howard Hinckley, AIpheu
Augustus Keen. Frederick Athern Lane, ThorL
ton Kirkland Lothrop, Chas. Francis Mcdonald
Nathaniel Pope Russell, Lemuel Shaw, Georg
Shattuck Shaw.
Out of COurse-David Sears, of the clnss Of
1912; Frederic Richard Sears, class Of i843
james Anterior Dugan, class of 1913.
Honorary Deg ees were coufeared as follows:
Doctor of Luws-Francis Ma,lind, d. d.,
President Of Brown University; Ion. Thoma
Bell Monroe, OF Keniurky; Hon Benj min Rob
bins Curtis, and II N Caleb Gushing, Of Massa
chuSells; Isaac Lee, Esq, of Pennsylvania
Francis Gulzot, and Alexis de Tucqueville, q
France.
Doctor Of Dtuiaity-Rev. John Mason Peck
of Illinois; Rev Horace Bushnell, ID D., o
Hartford, CT; Rev. Frederick Henry Hedge, I.
Providence, r. L.; Rev Andrew Preston Peabod
of Portsmouth, N. H.; Rev. Samuel hirklan
Loihrop, Of Boston.
Doctor in Medicine-Dr. Jeremy Simpson
Of Dsdham.
Muster of .arts-Rev William Rounsvill
Alger, of Roxbury; Rev. William Morse, {
Typgsboro'; Augustus Kinsley Gardner, VI. ID.
| Of New York; Edward Gilchrist, NJ. D., Of IL
| U. ;. Navy; Ivers James Nustin, Esq, of Bo.
ton; freeman Hunt, Esq, Editor of the Men
chants Magazine, New York; Henry Green
ough, ESQ.,, Of Cambridge
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

Notice il hereby given, that National Convention,
consisting Of Delegates Of the Fee pemOr acy, wl
seas al the city Of Pittsburgh, rnn.ylvauia on WE'D
NEsDAY, the eev nth day Of August n II, at noon,
fo the purpose Of sell ng and dat for the Offices Of
President, and Vice Presides ef the Yin ted stases.
Friends OF the principles 6cele.ed at Bufao. at the
memorable Convention II August, 1913, are requested
within their respective States and Congressional Dis
sris, meet and elect Delegates wherever The
has no, already been done-each sa,e being entitled
three times he its delegation the Con-
eress Of the United States.
By oder of tae General Free Sod Committee.
SAMUEL LEWIS, Chairman.
Washin Ton, June 10, 1852.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

SLAVERY IN CALIFoREIA.-The folIowin,
advertisement is from the Calhfmaa Sta'e Jour
aal We print ii to let our readers know tina
that sort Of modification Of the 'sCompromise'
which the Wing platform provides for has begu
in California. That 'Jree'' State has now
sar progressed, under that blessed influence @
pro-slavery reaction, which the Wings have en-
conraged and provided for in their Baltimore res
oluiions, thar human sales can be there adver
tized and perfected with every AGILITY
The shareholders are realizing, every day
John P. Hale's definition Of the ''Compromise
They'll have all, we give up all:--
NeoRO FOR SALE.-OR Saturday, the 26th inst,
will sell at public auction. Negro man. he navir
agrted TO said sale ~ sirrenc. being home
value him at $50, but il or all of his abolitio
brethren wish TO shw that they have the rs honorabi
prncple about them, he cin nave an Opportunity
releasing said negro slavs r bondage b, ling OF
ths subscriber. the Southern house. previous to T.,
time. ard paying Hoo | make this great sacrifice j.
the vane Of the psope ~ l. satisfy my self heiht
1hel prefer rayg small SUN TO release him, pla
Ill, r Oh game and tsy steal hm. II not redeemed
the SHE will take place IA fro 81 the Southern House
g. street, at ~ clock of said das.
b G. LATHRop.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

~ sergeni Dasy once accused of havins
disgracsd the bar by taking silver from client 81
took silver. he replied, s.becsuse could moi get
gold: Int took every farihing the poor man had
n the wesld. and hope you don't call that dis.
gracing the profession.
EYr The Colonizaiiea Journal contains list Of
ahree hundred and thirty-fve persons, who have
been enlancipased and emigrated 10 Liberia since
February, 1851 The number Of owners who
emaneipated these slaves, is about forty, Of whom
four are clergy men.
E- The Portland, Me. Advertiser: says mac
kerel have recently struck jn aong shores. and
uot few Of our citizens are enjoying fine sport ia
taking them. A small party caught nsarly two
barrels, in the course Of an hours fishing between
Bangs and Long Island, q day or two silce.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nv NTySTRy.

From the Report o the IommiIte on Dentistry, atthe
last Me- hanIc's + sir, held In this City:
1T" III presented by .. F. Harris, of Wofces-
ter. the Committee gave thrir UNANIMOUS AND uN-
QUALIFIED praise both for the xeelifnce OF TIE maze
rial the NATURAL aud delicAcy Of lor, the perfect
CARVING OF The teelh and also, for tie eorTS the
pla work, and the strength and pereei hitting Of The
teeth tuit.
In vlsw ofthese facts your Committee award to him
the first euium Of
silver vi al,
far The specimens pr senied.
Having ilcreas facilities for the manufacture OF
Teeth, the subscriber is prepared furnish Dentists with
Block Teeth. superior quality, both TO strength,
and lie like aipeara
Particular attention paid TO Filling, and all oiher oper
aiions The Teeth.
T otn Brush. 8; al.o Tooth Powders, and Wash, SUI
perior articles MAY be had OF q. r. HARRIS.
1873 Main street, nearly opposite the Post Uffcs.
may22 dawly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

E John Prellove of Mobile, had lived for
years on good terms with his family, but week
since some difficulty occurred when he procured
nitric acid, and by some means Induced his wife,
Rosaline, their son William, a fine little boy of
three years, aud James Carroll, all 10 parrake.
Late IN Sunday the husband, the suicide and
murderer died! On the next morning al Z, the
wife too died! In the afternoon the poor hoy
followed; and before night closed, James Carroll,
also fell dead on The foori
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
Gen wilson's Letter.

We conclude this morning the publication Of
Gen. Wilson's teller to DR. Bell, and we RECON-
mend il 10 the attention Of the freemen Of Massa-
chuseits, Of all parties, as clear, filthful and
authentic exposition of the course Of the Wing
party, upon The questions connected with the
subject Of slavery. Il is document that should
be read and pondered seriously by every man
who has vote TO give, and the more especially
if he have any inclination TO give it so as TO favor
that party either directly indirectly. 1t shows
from official documents. that, for many years.
the encroachments Of the slave power and the
slavery question in the various aspects in which
1t presented ITSELF, more than any Other political
question, excited and called forth the earnest and
decided expressions Of sentiment and principle,
by the party. in all the forms Of Organization
that the principles, proclaimed by it, were set
forth as abiding and interchangeable in their char
acter, and paramount in importance. 1t shows
further that these principles, ofen and SO SOL
EMMY proclaimed, have now been basely aban-
doned and surrendered, and that the party has
voluntarily placed itself en- a platform of open
and direct antagonIsm and hostility TO all Its for
mer professions in this relation.
Ia this able review, will be found the most
complete Justification of those, who, 10 1913, and
since, have separated from the party for its re-
creancy to principle, and the sevtrest condemfa-
ton Of those who have preferred adherence TO
party organization, rather than to principle. II
will teach such politicians DR.. Bell, to be
little mere cautious Of casting imPulaiiOns of inn
propriety and inconsistency on men who have
been far more correct and consistent in their po-
litcal course than themselves. We trust that onr
subscribers will afford their Wing neighbors the
opportunity Of reading this letter. 1t may be the
means Of doing them some good--at any rate, ii
will show them the position in which they stand
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

MAcHINIsT's PIC Me AT FRAMrSGHAM.--.
The Machinsts of Boston and Worcester, had !
good time in Harmony Grove, yesterday. Up
wards of 500 ladies and gentlemen were present,
and everything passed off with the greatest han
mony and eclat. We win give report of tn
proceedings tomorrow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

Cn1y 25 ard "a Lee Cents BO t1e.--The
PEOPLES NEDtClNES.-Dr IaDSley's SnFsapnlla,
Dock Ruo Wild Cherry Bark DardeIion, Thorough
WORT khu arb nd PrIcklN Ash Bark. Root and Iltrb
Is teTs the besi cOmpruud M.eiem 1" lie Gse.i The
Spring AID Sum1 offered TO the peole II viii
the Livei GOmpia mt, ianndlce, Dys sla aud
eakn and drive - corrupt humOrs from the Blood,
Piles, tostven"sS, Colds AID Coughs. Try one
bOtt!s--lhe cot is small.
sold in Worcester wholesale md retail by B.
he tity and county
The Wholesale Depot i, at IS Union ST., Boston.
nlaS d& w snts%
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

GEoaGIA PoLITIcs. -rhe telegraph an
nounces tn 1t the Union Convention, composed of
Wings and Democrats, which assembled al Mil
ledgeville, Georgia, could not agree as TO their
course, and separated into two bodies. The
Democratic Uuon men firm d Pierce and
King electoral ticket The Wing Union men.
nominted Dauirl Webster for Presid nj, and
George I. Jenkins, Of Getrga, for Vice Presi-
dent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

THE POPULATION OF CANADA The pop
uation Of Upper Canada, according to the census
lately taken, amounts to 950,530. The popnl+-
tion Of Lower Canada is 9O4, 1872. from which t
appears that the population If Upper Canat /,
exceeds that of Lower Canada BY 55,74S, Al
that the population for the whole Province nun
bers l,S55,Sl2
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
r,TRnuLATls fHE nOcuMENTs,

The Daily Spy Extra, containing ths great Speech o
Joshua Il G1edlngs delivered ia the House Of Repre-
ssnIaver al Washington, jane 3Uth, 1852, and an Extra
containing the Speeches of Hon. sterhen c Phillips.
and Hon. John P. Hale delivered at she Fee Soil Mass
Convention in Worcester, July 6, 1852, may be had
snsiy or in quantities, mis- oce-Pvlce So per
hundred single copies cent.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

WING STATE CONGESTION. The Wing Stat
Central Committee have voted to issue call for
Wing State Convention, to be held in Worcester,
on Wednesday, the first day of September next.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

eyThe Royal Mail steam ship Canada, saile'I
from Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool, Vi
Halifax, with SO passengers for the former and :
for the latter port. The Canada takes S3l2,Oo'
in gold on freight for Liverpool, and $4,000 fe
Halifax.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
Genuine Family stedf,ines, and Phi, sician's

Genufne F8miIy NtuIl Ints3 8hu ny sI"lhhb
pun st char cter
Tsa the puresi. aud most reii bic drugs should be
used in ,h prepaT Of family medIcln.s and pre-
pIi IONS pt opposition T. eea 10 he esiOned.
The subscriber, full recognzi hisln tac ss
the public, that medicines ob,a,lWd of him. NAV
be d. naed upon gGSsfd ia point Of qualify
l.. T. LAZELL, APO h-c4ry,
mRv3 daMtf 2nI Mann stI pns
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

u In This dogday weather, free application Of cole
svn4er by means OF Of Browne Patent suspensio
Baths will found very conducive to health and
fort They may be had Of A. Billing, No. "a Front
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

GLEN SFREET-'Ihis Institution is well arranged
for the treatment "f nvaids At all u the year
TERMS, &c.-F'H full board and treatment, from s.
toln per week. Treatment without board, from 50 TO
per week.
n patient should furnish one linen and two heavy
otto >heets; two WOODEN biaukets comfortable,
and old inch for bauiages.
Out door practice attended to as usual
Office hours from 2 10 4P. NJ.
dec6 dwti s. ROGERS. MD
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
BY Ell e G n A p HI
70 THE WORCESTER DAILY SPY
WASHINGTON, July 22d

In reply to an address from the States Rights
Convention of Alabama, Gen. Scott has written
to say that the only declarations Of principles he
will feel called upon to make, during the present
canvass, is contained in his acceptance of the
Wing nominations.
New YoRK, July I'D.
Letters from San Francisco report the loss by
fire at Sonora, to be g2,0OO,ooO. Later advices
from Jamaica report much suffering from the want
of rain in some districts the land is completely
parched. The small pox was still raging.
CINCINNATI, July o.
At the Mass Meeting of the citizens of st.
Louis, it was resolved to erect Monument to
Henry Clay, in that city.
BR1DGEPoRr, Conn July %.
The steamer Alice, running between this city
and New York, took fire AT about O'Clock this
morning, at her dock here, and was burned 10
the wster's edge. She was owned by Captain
White, Of Norwich, and was worth about
$25, 900
BosToN, July o.
ADDITIONAL BY THE AMERICA "A tel
graphic despatch from Dublin, says a fight is
going on near the olice Office.
7 he Arab Chief Abdel Kader and Hamet Ben
Cuta, state prisoners in the fort Of ST Louis and
Cette, had quarrel, when The lormer stabbed
the latter in the abdomen, Of which he shortly
afterwards died.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
BosroN, July %.
LoNGRE S.
WAsHINeroN. JulY "a.

WAsHINSTON. jay Zzs
SENATE. A number Of petitions we're presented.
Mr. Gwinn offered resolution, ealing for an esti-
mate of The expense attending The survey Of the
coast Of California and the adjacent islands.
House.. The bill granting to all chartered Plank
and Railroad Companies The right Of way through
The Public Lands, was taken up, ad third tine,
and passed
Nh RanouI introduced resolution calling for in
formation relative to the ensures taken by tie
British tioverumrn, rrga,di"g the Fisheries, aid
also what steps had been taken by The Ame'iran
Government relative to The same. The resolution
was passed.
The bill granting lands To the State Of Indiana for
Railroad pui poses WAS next taken up. An amend.
ment offered, extending the same privileges 10
the other States.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

R- Mrs H. B. Stowe has practised what she
preached, by sending two muatto girls TO Ober-
lin, TO be educated, being the same who, about
four years ago, were redeemed from the notorious
slave trader, Rrun Hill, through the agency Of
her brother, Rev. Henry Ward Beecher.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23
ROGERS. NJ. D

Bays Attire --Macn lar. Williams g. Co, 271 Pr
per's Blocs. Main street. have nst received large
signmtnt OF the mnsi elegant varieties of Boys Attire.
This lot Of Ccthlng elegant regards style; elegant
in workmanship and eleg mt in The richly col red nd
beautiful textile fabrics Macnllar, Williams n Co de-
fly competition, with those rieh handsome, and extraor.
Onarily cheap garments
Ladies', II yon would your dear little ho,s in truly
becoming, eco Omca habilimrhts call wiihoul decay,
al The lohmg Store, cal, sign OF the T" Full Dressed
Man." Pper's Block, Nam mayzs DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

SegRrs of exquisite flavor are always 10 be
found IN qu'ntities to suit, at the Drug Store of
l.. T. LAZEIL,
l3-dtf 2Ol Main St.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

DR.. IA. w. Buxt IN. PULMONIsT, Corner of
Main and Myrtle streets, opposite Chi On's ursery,-
Where his services he promptly obtained any
hour, by day ight when prevented by previous
Professional DuIies
Auscultaiion anu Advice. Free. dtf-dee25
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

Nrs. =. G o q d w N, experienced anu su, cess
ul MIDWIFE holds herself in readiness. day ami ne nj
% attend the duties Of her profession Residence
No. Austin street. o2l-dn
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

T.. Washburn g. g. r. HOar
HAVE ormrd connection in busness rs Attorneys
and Coun.elnts Law.
Office in Worcester Bank Block, Foster street
Worcester, June 8 1852. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

j. X. Clark, VI. b., IoMGPATH7c PHYSICIAN
No. Walnut street. Office hours from 10 A M.
ant from 20 r. ".
" orcesLer. an. ist les ianl Il
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-07-23

spas killing soda Nater.-5O ,icheis far $l.O0,
at Il. II MAkpii'S, corn of Main
maya dtf and Pleasant streets. 3
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-09-25
PLAQUEMHNE:
Saturday, September as, 1852.
Gen. Pierce's Letter.

The Boston Courier says the friends of Gen
Pierce in that quarter the Courier is Demo.
cratic] d. not admire his letter in regard to the
New Boston affair, preferring that he should
have kept still and wrote nothing The New
York Times says of Pierce's letter:
Gen. Pierce, between the Freesoilers of New
York and Massachusetts, and his slave smitten
friends, is likely to split like hoop pole in the
hands Of the cooper. But that New Boston
speech is bad knot. Which side will take it
n The DeLeon letter was meant, like a coop.
er's adze, to cut the knot in two, and save the
integrity of both. But it looks as if it had
cut so near as to ruin the Northern side, and
not far enough to save the Southern side"
Gen. Pierce's Southern friends thought his
letter had fixed up the New Boston affair ad'
miraby, until the appearance Of certain atfida-
Wits establishing the accuracy of Mr.. Foss's
report Just now they are very much discon'
certed, and very probably think with their bre.
thren of whom the Boston Courier speaks, that
Gen. Pierce had better have kept still and
wrote nothing
Gen. Pierce seems to be getting into Difficult.
ties similar to those that environed his friend
Atwood once upon a time when that gentle
man was candidate for Governor of New
Hampshire. Perhaps the General now thinks
he mi ght have profted by the advice he gave
Atwood. "to stand clear Of the angry controver'
sy which was likely to arise in connection with
the compromise question" Gen. Pierce might
have stood fairer as man and politician be.
fore the country, if he had had less to do with
the compromise-tbat is, if he had occupied
but one position upon that important question
Gen. Pierce was nominated in the hope that
he would be strong man in the present race
We hope his friends will not abandon that de.
uson, drop him and nominate another candi'
date, as they say he got the Democrats to do in
New Hampshire in the case of his friend At
wood-Maj. Kellys True issue.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-09-25

Pennsylvania following is an extract
of letter written by prominent ex-Member
of Congress, from Western Pennsylvania, to a
friend in Washington:
"The fires of l84O are kndling up in Penn
sylvania We had yesterday, at Monroe, a
grand and most enthusiastic meeting and torch
light procession thence to Uniontown at night
A number of Cass men came out and declared
themselves for Scott, while every Taylor man
is ardently for him. You may set dowu the
old keystone for Scott by at least twenty
thousand. His majority must, from every pre-
sent indication, greatly exceed that of General
Taylor.
"As Pennsylvania goes, SO goes, and so has
gone overy Presidential election. And should
not be surprised if the Democratic candidates
known hostility to river and harbor bills, and
other internal improvements, should give Scott
all the Northwestern, while his British free
trade tendencies will secure to US the Middle
and manufacturing States. This will leave
him some sixty or seventy electoral votes.-
sFortue favors the brave seems to be true
saving. independently of all this, the same
causes that elected Jackson, Harrison and Tay-
lor. would elect Scott Human nature and the
principles of human action have been the same
throughout all the ages of the world; and you
might as we'll attempt to control the winds and
waves as to resist this, the offspring, not OF
phrenzy, but gratitude on the part of the peo-
Die. It is the honest discharge of an obllga-
ton they owe to those who have risked their
lives and Gin SCOTS case) shed their blood in
their countrys defence. ] consider SCOTS
election as fixed fact Nothing but his death
| can prevent it."