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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1852-12-03
TEvO PHYSICIANS THROUGHOUT

d TIE UNITED TES.-Dceming il unneees-
safy remind any regular member of the Medical pro-
le-zion Of the established medical properties OF pure
Holland Gin, in many diseases of dr0psicnl tendency
Respectfully invite your examination very superior
ntice, manufactured by myself exclusiveynt Schiednm
in holland, by process peculiar my Factory
1t is favored and medcatcd, by the common hnrsh
berry but by the choice botanical variety of the aromatic
Italian Juniper Berry, whose ynous extrnct dis
titled and rcctifed with its spru6as solvent aud thus
becomes concentrated tneture. of exquisite flavor und
aroma altogether ranseenden in its corda! ind medic
nal properties, any Holland Gin heretofore known.
Amid the influx of inferior Installations with which
tn, country is flooded, physicians find no little diff
heuIty in procuring good and pure Gin, which they
prescribe with confidence in lis bcaccial effects, As
importer Of twenty years standing, in the city Of New
ork, and possessing mnured experience in the man
ufacture of Holland Gin especially, beg submit to
your attention my "AROAlATIC SCHlEDAM
ISCHNAPPS.' one which cannot fail realize your
utmost expectations and shall be huppy forward TO
you bottle Of it, free Of charge in to letter
ntimatng your readiness accept it
1t is scarcely year since have prepared and
distributed my Schiedam Gin exclusively for medicinal
thousand letters both from physcans and patients,
estifyng its really extraordinary efficacy in Gravel,
Incipicnt Dropsy, aud affections Of the Kidneys and
Bladder generally. and lavc doubt that it would
yield smilur results, with precision and ceantyn your
own professional experience.
Put up in pint and quart bottles, with my name upon
the bottle cork and label with essay upon its proper
ties
This article should be in the hands of every traveller.
EDOLPHO WOLFE IMPoRrER,
dec l-d&e6t if No. % Beaver street. n. Y.
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O1seaNicS ofDnnicl ITcASicr.

BosroN, Nov. 30 The obseqaies in honor
Of Daniel Webster to day were magnificent
the procession immense. Gen. Pierce was
present The Grafton was delivered in Fame
ml Hall, by, Hon. G.. S. billiard.
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eEEDMONH WORKS. ELLISON j Pro
l. prietor.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,
Ooor, sub Ektnd and Eor Factory,
MI and NacLile WORT,
T.. \

IRON turning ana IhtthP,
BiackSmuhtng IF all descriptions
These works having been fitted up at great expense
with power, and large variety of machinery ful
working wood and iron form the most complete estab'
lishment Of the Kind in the Southern States and eau
execute better work aad at cheaper rates than can be
one in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending build, supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (Prmed M
aluzed If requrcd) M1uIdines Flooring dressed anc
,ngnc and groovcd, ready for laying dressed Ceiling
and Mountaineering, Pangs, and n yariciy ofother
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dnmpnnd Stone Cara, Der.
lick Gearing, Wheebnrrows Picls and Bars and otlet
Fools required upon Public Work..
Constantly on hind p'd for sale, rcasonablererms
all varieties Of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
unworl,cd. Saving aud Planning done to order Bills
Of Timber sawed to order.
Jan lifts Nj lh
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49, FOR RENT'-Two orthroe dcsir- 49,
it:,.. able Family residences the hill with Lib
good gardens. 81. Also, that desirable Boarding
tablismenl, Kyle's corner Main street, contain.
ing fourteen rooms, &c. late in the occupancy Of Mrs.
Blanks. Possession given Immediately.
, se. for sale, House and Lot the hill, suitable
fer a small family and another on Lynch street
nnv 24-dlm CHAS W CHRISTIAN, Agent.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
TsIegraphea for tho Lynehhnrg vlrglnlan.
RICHMOND, Dec. 2.

The Presidents Message has Leen received
by the Post Master in this city, FOR delivery
ON Monday. 1t occupies seven columns of the
Washington Republic.
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New : e.k Markets, Ecy. 80.

rscA G:A Markets, ECg. 80.
Cotfon-Prcts unclango', niles Ia day about 1000
bales.
F2orr-Nla,Re' .~..... l.,.e.ee s. 95 $ 81
Southern $ 43 a j. 81. Sales to,lay of $4,000 bbs.
Hheat-We,tera 81 16 81 20; market depressed,
though the sales reach Is 900 bushels
Corn-Sales of 40 600 bushels mixed at 78a 81 cts
per bnshe
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NHITTEMORE'S OFFICE.
Market street, Lynchbure, Y:
Drawn Ms Delaware 49,.

Drawn Nos Delaware ll9.
g g - l AZ II 81 II II 80 II 81 IS !
Drawn No's Delaware Ex l5G
Is 10 ii 8 81 II GO 81 70 B - y 10 :"
Drawn Ms Delaware 10.
G 30 % 81 10 3G II 40 4 Il
Delaware Nos Ill.
as Ga 10 "a so 81 u - 9 30 | G6
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IOUSE-A EEPEs WANFED.-THI
l. l. subscriber wishes to engage, without delay Il ,
services OF lady, of experience i'll house keeping t.
assist him in the cement Of his Hotel in this pnce
T one qualified for such business, liberal wages will be
paid. Apply soon. CIIAS LDIBRELL.
nov 24-ds
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Joseph n. WILSON.

" WHOLESALE AND retail l. OR &c Err, ,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant.
LYAIfHuRG. VA,
- ESPECTFuLIY solieits the patronage Of his
IA friends and the public generally.
sept l9--fs
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%. W. safANaLS.

r T . y L \ 7 l. I y
NTlLL practice in lie Superior and lutsiiar courts
w of Lgaetipg, Bo'eiont, Roaaofeaa7 Campbell
Address: Lynclburg, Va. Oiite O. o. Friend's
" steheuse. t..oc3 dSri.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RS> EOEECE.-Al members of the Young
- - Mems Society, are requested to meet at their
liaIl on Saturday next, clock, p The proPre
" Of dssosiag this body, and dispo~ of its effects,
o' dircredby its charter, will then be considered.
80 tdm J G. MILLER Sec'v.
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Agreeable to the above resolution, of all
baiunces due on stock with interest, will be made, and
will be peccd that all the Stockholders in
will call and setl the at this office.
nov 17.d2m JNO r. HUGHES. CPk.
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n 0T'ECE-AlIt those indebtedto the late CONGO,
Of McDanid d Lee, by 6ondor oycn account, nj
do net come forward and paynp, make soiisja
tocyauangementb etore The Isl IF j4auaiH 1853, the
will then be given up for collection according 10 1a1s
he books and papers at the Counting room of /,
& Johnson. MCDANIEL. g. LEE.
nov 22-d&ctlJ
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OVER COATS! OVER COATS IL.
" Black Brown, Blue and Olive Cloth, Beaver, Pc.
terslam, limmae h Cloth Lion Skin, Pilot Cloth, and
Reversible Over Goats; Columbian and Tnmn Cloaks,
&C., in great variety, the New Clothing establishment
Main Street, next door To Payne's Dry Goods
l5-ts-Rep copy. A SHAFER y co.
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y1Re1NIAN JOB PRINTING OFFICE.


NOR SAEE-THREE HOUSES LOTS -
containing together one ana n hnlf AC RES Of Ill
ground which can be equally divided, nnde TO suit
purchasers or will all be sold together if purchaser
can be had for tho whole. There are one or two hne
SPRINGS on the premises The property is situated on
OH street belwec ! John McDanics and Ihos Dor
nin's Il snow rented at $246 W yenr.
Application will be made to the undersigned, living
neor the property, who will take pleasure in showing it,
nov 22-dts JOHN OlLEh.
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E-flnving become sole proprietor OF the
" Mossey Creek Paper Mill by purchase on the 18th
day of September am now prepared I'll orders for
all kinds of paper at the hortest notice, and upon
good terms as any other Mill. will pey three dollars
and fifty cents ~ hundred weight, delivered, for all
Linen and Cotton Rags, fair price if send my team
after them Address JACOB SANGER.
s. PAUL. my agent.
M Scion, Augusta Va. Nov 20--dsc3m
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CAFES! SAFES.-I an now manufacturing
y SAFES on an entirely and improved pnttcrn,
decidedly su .cror 10 any ever before offered IN this
market Tnov 92.-tsl A WINSTON.
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GEORGE WASHINGTON, UNPREoE-
" DENIED IN THE ANNALS OF AMERICAN
FINE ART.-500 huudrcd copies sold IN Tie STATE Of
Virginia IN three months -WEIcn's magnificent Por.
Unit of WASHINGTON, (20by 26 inches.) Engraved
on steel (ypcrmssion) from Gilbert Charles stuarts
only original Painting.
Tho celebrity Of this great engraving has doubtless
become famiiiuras "hou sehod words To the mind ut
every person in the United States who can rend
Every Artist, Scholar Statesman and Jnrist in our
own country, md in Europe, capable of Judging, has
pronounced WEIGHTS IVASHIAGTON a perfect
transcript of Suntts world renowned painting, and as
such the only correctly engraved portrait in existence
PRICE FIYE DOLLARS PER COPY.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.
Printed testimonials any part of the Stae,fre
Of postage.
On receipt Of S., copy viii be sent per mail free OF
postage. and at the risk of the subscriber
All communications be post paid, and addressed TO
RIO KING, Agent
For W,el's Portrait Of Washington iul State OF Va
OFFcr-l39 Main street Richmond
Particular NOtice-Persons forwarding orders
per null will plense remember to write the of tbs
county in which they reside TINT mistake may be
mnde in he proper direction Of their portraits The
sole risk in the transmission of the Washington falling
upon the subscrber renders This tccauion tho part
Of hi, patrons, particularly DESTROYS to him.
nov 26. dScis KING.
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COME AT EAsT..-glARLEs a

NOTICE TO AAH!-tIE ALSO, BY ncci
J. dent, has fallen into the CONfECIlONAR9 BU.
SlNESS in conjunction withhi- Jewcfyc establishment
in whichhe keeps Candi' x Fruits such Ornsges,
Lemons Raisns Almonds, Fiibes, Toys of all kinds,
and in fact all kinds of Coucc onnries, kept in such
an establ ishment. le receiving his Spring stock,
10 which he respectfully soIi Is the patronage of the
public. He also has. in his tpoyment. ollhe moai
experienced l}ukers md Ca dy makers in Lynchbmg.
Pyramids, of all kinds, lie Mt the saortest notice
All orders from the Try received aud promptly
executed. ClIAS. a. EYARD.
March 9--dts . doorsni we Exchange corner
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4 IN MARKET -fhose WHO disappointed in
getting one of those very superior Double-Ovcr Conrs,
"Tbe Soutag" be supplied. Call
they viii all be gone. They are all the style. Also
new supply Of Oyer-Coots, of all descriptions and
prices. few of those loag, Over. Coats,
known the Farmers Riling Coat, the only establish
ment that keel them. Il. LOCKWOOD,
At the Lyuchburg Clothing Emporium.
p. S.-Don't crowd too fast, you will all have +
chance. dec 2-ts
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29

as by the former course Of his heroic life--more
than any other individual Of whom history has
made record. Loud cheers.l
Eentlemen, the cause in W hich we are engaged
isnot confined loany Stale or any county, but
is as Unlimited as civilization, and is as eternal as
truth Oh earth, or mercy in heaven. Loud APP
plause. Gentlemen, though our wing and dem
ocratic friends seem not to have learnt the lesson,
there can be only one 6uality. Truth may be
maintained forever. Justice shall finally tri-
umph. Enlightened and intelligent freemen
acting upon Christian principles, and in the fear
of God, may overthrow all.the obstacles and inn
pediments to the progress Of truth and justice,an
may at last establish, upon permanent iounda-
tons, the only system which God can approve of
or which can steadily support. (AppIause.)
Gentlemen our duty is before US! Our duty
is before rs! Let us trust in God, and fearlessly
and urlaterngly perform our whole duty.
Loud and repeated cheers greeted the eloquent
orator as he took his seat.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29

HARMONIOUS WHIGGERY.-Mr Webster's re-
tamers in Boston, held an indignation meeting in
that city the evening Of the 7th inst, for the pur-
pose Ct expressing their disgust the nomination Of
Scott and Graham. According to all accounts, it
was very funny affair. Cheers were given for Gen.
Scott for Mr. Web, ter, for franklin Pierce, and for
oEnsign Slebbngs.'' Mr. Schouler, Of the Atlas,
came in for share of abuse, and the Convention
which nominated Gen. Scott, was denounced most
vehemenlly The principal speakers upon the occa-
sion, we're Rev. Hubbard Winslow, and Rev.
Charles Wheeler Dennson Mr. Winslow's speech,
10 support OF the great traitor, in the form Of
sermon, and occupied about an hour in the delivery.
He informed the audience that ga bright day
coming" that "thel had not come to bury Cesar,
but to reterae the Declaration of Independence"
He said also, that ssDaniel had been in the lions
den before, which was very true Of one Daniel, but
not the one in praise Of whom he was speaking.
A. W.. rrdsunF Tor advocating
he Independent nomination, and ended with the en-
phatic declaration that it the sense Of that meet
ing that Daniel Webster ought TO be, and God help
ing should be, the next President of the United
States.
AT the conclusion Of MIR Winsow's address, Mr.
g. w. Dennson rose to read some resolutions, but
being objected to, the cry being for more "decent
man." Nj d. made short speech, telling the au-
Geuce something of the dongs Of the Native Amer
- Convention, and wound up by telling his hear
80, 'l' if be was ''decent" enough 10 address them
r "' na"' would answer to read the resolutions;
IL '"e "''enN concurring j" this opinion, he read
Tue resolutions. IN, last resolution recommended
'oa' Convention wiiho" distinction Of party, be
Held at some suitable place, to, nominate Daniel
Webster for President The meeting was after.
yards entertained with a few remarks bv Mr.
Senneit, who said he was Pierce and King Demo
trat TINS being the case, he was told to stop and
iear out, and was finally Obliged to leave the plat
Erm, apoloRizing that he would not have spoken
lad he not been invited 70 do SO by the committee
4 arrangements.
As little respect as we have for Daniel Webster.
We cannot see him thus made the sport Of the Phi.
9FIires, like Sampson of old, without some feelings
4 coinmseraton and pity
EY Beware ofIlunker 'sroorbacks'' concern
Rg marvellous changes ofopluion ofleading Free
Sollsrs
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To Printers.
Six Desirable
HOUSE LUIS FOR SALE.

TENHE above situated in the south pat OF the city
1 with five minutes walk OF the COmmon Wet-
Ingfon ST. eet The Lots have from 50 to fleet ront,
1875 feet depth TIE ct extends from Main Chan
der STREETS perfectly straight 40 feet in width bor
dered on both sides with five row OF Maple trees has
side 25 Of cultivated grnund, which vii al
ford he inhabitants on this street pure air fine sceuery,
and reentss From dust. Also, in the immediate cnity
are public Institutions of learning. II believed,
thar those purchasing for the purpose bnildug will
here fin situations thai retired ct business;
not expensive and that they will he worth double The
money asked for them IN five years
Inquire OF IRA BRYANT. on the premises, or of
GEO. r. BRYANT, No. l54 Main ct,
jel2 dThaSs WITT
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Doors. sashes. and Blinds.

TNHE subscribers have opened shop at No 3Ol Main
street, opposite Colton's Nursery where they in
tend keep good assortment of The above articles
Sashes glazed, ungazed Blinds ptin ed, or un-
Panledj !" nrti-~s can sell as be ho any
where IN the tity Also, constantly on hand, or made
10 ordef > b. Corbul's 'rk well known manuac-t
ture the besl work made in this CITY
va SINUS anu broken Windows repaired, at short
no'ice. House Painting promptly attended to-
IN. D. work delivered III any part OF the city. free of
charee. ID. 81 G. p. STEVENS
je25 d9,op ,.I,
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Pratt's Celebrated Hair Oil

INOR keeping the Hair moist, removing Dandruff.
stopping It's falling Off AID giving il natural and
healthy appearance. II is also cure for the Ner.
cons HP9drcba. 49,
This Hair Oilhaving been thoroughly tested by his nu
meros friends, and found to be The hest article of the
KIM N use, the subscriber has induced by their
representations, to offer it to the put lie.
3 Price, 25 cents For sale wholesale and retniI al
hlg ofi'e No. % Pleasant street, Worcester.
None genuine, unless signed by w /. PRATT,
June a, 1852 d3m Worcester Mas.
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GILBERT WALK
Tonsorial Artist, and Physiognomical


MO lI5 Main street. thankful for the past patronage
~ that he has received IRON his numerous friends and
customers, takes his method OF informing he cizens
Worc aud vicinity, that he has connected with his
business, Hair Work, and is prepa to furnish Gen
enlen and Ladies with
Wigs, TOupees, Front Pieces.
Curls, aud VERY variety of Hair Work He hopes by
good work, and riot attention BUSINESS to merit
share OF the public patronage.
Ventilating, and unshrinkng Goss9mer, and Ladies'
aelf-adnstng Wigs, made order, the shortest
hce Also on hand and for sale, large assortment 0 +
perfumeries may2l dW6S3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29

GEN SCoTT ON THE fR EsERvE THE
Cincinnati inquirer, Pierce and King organ, has
the following. Its speculalions may be of inter-
est 10 those who are bordering on the probable
issue of the Presidential contest:
The Free Soil papers on the Reserve do not
feel disposed to. follow Seward, and advocate
xSrotls election. If that resolution is maintained,
'SScott will lie badly beaten in Ohio No Wing
can cary Ohio without he ncome off the Re-
serve with ma jority of from FIVE to ten thousand
votes This class of voters have and will mann
tain separate organization and vote for cand-
dates of their own. The Democratic and Wing
Conventions having made the tinaIity of the
Compromise measures part of their respective
platforms, the anti-slavery sentiment of The coun-
try is compelled, in order 10 maintain Its consis-
.enorr snd4 .ariIv TO enter the poIt Gal 64ld "a n
distinctive party, and show its strength by suso
tanning candidates Of lis own.
The Chtrdon Free Democrat pays:
''ihe adoption of The finally by the VI hig
Convention, is the GROWING act Of the protested
Apti-Slavery Wing party! Ii is the expiring act,
the last death-throe of a party false to principle
and freedom, and who have swallowed the last
bitter pill olther Southern drivers to save the
Wing Party and the sUnon.' But Waterloo
defeat awaits them as sure as the sun shines
such defeat as will teach them that they cannot
prove traitors toprlnciple without just condem-
nation Of The people. Let every Free Soier stand
TO his post; let no falsehood of the enemy swerve
single man from his principles A desperate
effort will be made to draw off Free Sellers to
the support Of Scott. But there is no need of be-
ing deceived, for we shall endeavor to keep the
Wing Resolutions and Platform before the peo-
pie, and shall contest every inch of that Southern
Platform If we stand single handed in the fight
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1852-06-29
The nuerou OF Lundy,s Lane.

What is a hero! photographers and philoso
pliers define him 'demigod." Noah Web
ster says he is hero, who has in him the ele-
ments of grandeur and nobility ofcbaracier. Carr
lyle says he is one OF the "wofld's best and \
wisest ,god-honored and man-honored men; he
ro! not turnkey"
All men but ruffans and politicians are coinc-
dentin opinion with Webster and Carlyle. Eve
nv honest soul knows that heroism is moral
principle and power, and the place least likely
ofalI places, to be the theatre Off herosm, is
the field Of battle, where erocy Of soul, and not
the grandeur and nobility thereof, are most dis
played If field Of battle is the proper place
for the display of herosm, what blood thirsty bri.
gand, that never gave quarter, and always re-
fused 10 accept it himself, may rot contend for
the palm with any other more illustrions leader
of warriors' Or what poor ignorant soldier, that
was always ready TO execute with his hand, what
his general spoke with his lips, is less worthy to
be ranked amongst the heroic, than his COM
mander is? Heroism consists in that utter abne-
cation of SELF which induces men to patiently
dure priyations, insults, injuries and wrongs, for
the sake of others, and consists also in that en-
ergy and force, which enables them TO conquer
She prejudces and powers that contend with
them.
Now, the question is, is General Scott the che
roo of Lupdy's Lane; really herol He is
hero, according to the jubilant presses of Wing
politicians, and the wretchts who assisted him
to bu' cher Mexicans, and rob Mexico OF her ter
ritory, doubtless will agree with The "chameon
Wings" in this opinion; but is he a hero, &C
cording to the true idea of hatword? We have
no hesitation in saying that he is not. We class
him rather among the funkies. A hero who had
been nursed in freedom, and bred an abolionst,
would never have recanted his faith, in order to
crafty his personal ambition. He never would
have trotted around tie lobbies the Capitol at
Washington, pulling members of Congress by
the buttons, and begging them to vote for the
Fug tive Law. He never would have written
stupid letters intended to compliment Henry
Clay for his concern in the passage of that act
He never would have maintained silence which
he meant should be construed into sign of hos
tiltty TO slavery, until all the Northern delegates
to the Baltimore Convention were elected, and
then write letter to Virginian, assuring him
that if nominated, he would do just as the South
pleased And, finally, he never would have
pledged himself to use his official influence, if
elected President, to stiAe all discussion in ref
erence to the question of slavery. Heroes do not
crawl and cringe to such combinations Of political
snobs, as were assembled in Convention at Bal
tmore, from the 18th TO the 22d of June last,
They dispise such congregations Of Bcbbuses. A
true hero would have rather kicked them ont of
| Convention, and locked the door on them, as old
Cromwell did, than bend down bis proud soul,
| and beg nomination, from such as these, 10 Of
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General Scott fought boldly al Lundy's Lane,
at Cherubusco, and at Chepultepec, and who
dare deny that the poorest freshman Who follow
ed him, did not do so also; but General Scott be-
meaned, befooed, and degraded himself before
The Baltimore Wing Convention, in order to be
made their Presidential nominee and who dare
say that his conduct in so dong did not demon
strate the utmost extent Of moral cowardice' If
General Scott was the hero" of Lundy's Lane,
he is the 'tfunkey'' ofthe Baltimore Wing Con-
veution, and the snallness which he exemplifed
in the latter position, has, in the eyes of all man
ly men, utterly cast into the shade, whatever
problematical glory he may have gained In the
former