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AZ last shs ssfaygse Is oser-G44neral Wy
'f1ELD scott IS The nominee at the Nats
parry q is.e Uaiea. This result was attained "a
Yes.er~ avs "a the hfy-thisd ballot
ne reimbursement viii BE recefFe0 VIA .e5tsa
,oy many Of the people 81 Virginia, wno nag Goa
~ aefed very warm admiration ioT alI. iis.lqss
Eald earnes{lr desired his Te-elscticH 1heF ist1
That lie hal deserved vel 81 ;hs whgse Repuoiie
fand especially Of the South But tne majority 2
Slne Conrehiion without disparaSement y hts
smsFisss hare deemed another moTe afaiaaass ~ !
oear the Whig banner 10 victory e'aE own ~ =
preston IS. that The time has passed " -
srcsllA terms. The 0agS are 50 muel more hAHst
0Is Than the ms that neither party viii any 7! ~
*nominafe Presidential incumbent 5or re-eecttah
The certainty ofoysrwhelming de;eas Wlil aesef
5them from H.
q As 10 he nominee having every confidence ~
Shis patriotism his abilities AM his virtues We VII
support him with whatever powers God mas given
Sas. For fpry years co8Ieeted win me Pu9ilc
&serFices hs has performed for his colhHy Hote
s7sTeat DEEDS than any living maa' o oinIl,s-
stoned BY JeteFson he rushed 70 Inc tFohSieI q
shrst sigaalof war and was always in advance 70
aeverY enterprise OF cifhcul,y and danger Sce1
brigade led and the ensny Ictreaed Before hlta'
Sare the common phrases employed by laose WAC
sescribed lhe srce tights Oh the Canadian tfea'ier
5de always too resgateereG-he leu MS o1su POS,
aof safety, and volunteered 10 seek one q danger
sand glory. By this means he participated 90 al
alhese gallant conflicts, which, IN .lSi5 ana ~,
Thrilled liz hearts Of HE American people, andre,
dxiyed their dToopiag spirits LIE ISL inc aayanaea
guard or foFlorn hope in The brilliant and success
5ful attack upoa Fort Geolse. He wlslhe Hero Of.
chippewa. and until twice wounded BY Briiishl
alead the Hero of the bloody heights OF Lundy's
aLane, or Niarafa He covered the American
sname withIgioFye,a = combat in which he was
sengaged He was tf5iaocd 10 the rank OF General.
fby Mr.. Madison-he was pronounced by his snpe-5
4Fio., Gen Brown entitled to The highest houoursl
zhis country could bestow. Congress unanimously
syoted him medal for hisuaitoyr sai c0adeet tlhel
soAlY compliment TO that effect; bestowed by Con-,
tgress,l and distinguished services. The Legisfa-,
dture OF Virginia unanimously voted him a sword
: which he Still wears, 10 defend the mother who
sgave il. Il
q The wad over. he was sent on a confidential mis-
ssion to EnFope by Mr.. Madison or Mr Monroe-i
FLOR he enjaked 10 eminent degree, the friendship
Sand confidence Of both these lustripus statesmen
Distinguished as he was as Captain, he aAer-j
awards became not less l,ustrious as Pacihcator
The delicate and difficult task Of composing lhel
qualification troubles, was communal 10 him-and
ahappily dit he compose them. HeSaved Us front
ia war with England about the Canadian difficult
sties9and again aboutthe Maine boundary proving
10 The satisfaction OF all, that he was not less skill
stul as a Negotia,or, than heroic as {. General
Again, be negotiated treaty with the North-i
western Indians BY which peace was restored *ol
Sthai regoa and INN ense extent Of territory ac.
Squred 70 The Union. Ferhs aboGrs on this oc-s
scason, hefeceved The highest commentator FROM
Sthe Secretary of War General Cass) To him'
twas entrusted The difficult and disiasteful duty OIL
zremoVing the Cherokee Indians ia th9 est of thel
\ AississipHi-a duty which he executed with SO.
amach Judgment and humanity as to exloG tears u,
Ssratitnde from the poor creatures, whom he vas
3compeledEto tear from their cherished homes
He wasIsent 10 lie Florida war-but before lid
@had made much- progress. through. tile inlrigues'
aand envy RI small POLITICIANS al Washington, be.
: was recalled, and subjected tofa Count Martial
HThere, AetTas hcn,1rahlv lasoui,ted
1, his aehieFemen:s ia Mexico, which have given
I htm a European reputation aa1 extored emphatic
scommend4toaf from the highest living military au-'
Alhority CHE Duke Of Wellingionl are too recent,
sto rcquireEnotice now. Those brilliant deeds ac4'
4complishea in spite ofthe efforts oEhis own Govern-
sment 10 thwart him. and in the face OF fearful odds,
care still fresh in the minds Of the American peopei
4But this u TO be military canvass, aud they Will!
Shear repetition. The Democrats have put III
general oh the course. The Wings have another.I
4 The pFep5nderancc of gofi5as deeds viii deei.LI
THE ssue.
Let The watchwords Of r.. c~eat conservative
q wing FsFty OF The in, be 'sC6aciiia,ioa ana
1 - eatg fer the caaSs 61ta noLsiag
s!of RI Sud We march 10 assured triumph We
Aave leader whose habit is 10 lead his followers
80 victory. E is the conquering hero of three
awars and pitched battles-and throughout his
gadventurons and daring career, was never worstea
Sexcep in single skirmish, when SINE Northern
33 81 ffde hs5 Gfa pR
Numbers. Victory is his By prescription. We
shave read the DEGREES Of fate in the cJuntehances
Got our Dem ocratic friends for m3rc than two
:smonhs. The shudder vita which the name Of
Scctt rercr failed inspire Them has. been TO us
Gan iaiallibe auguTy Of the future. They fell that
Escorts Three wars anJaeas pitched battles must
8 "a. .4.lbts from horseback ~
1.-THE sco1ils o. tde eoa9gE1lcs wetssse sh24oTS,s,
dcast before by coming evcas.
y Gen. SCOT, in the darkest hoars of Wing for-
Stunes, was ever true anl-&leYottt, Whig. He
Sneyer for1one moment thought OF despair; conf
Ading in the virtue OF The people, he stimulated The
AdeSpOndiHg and encouraged The b9!d. He row
Islands before the country the representative of
1that great party. He has planted himself upon IFS
SprineipleY. He has sigsiied his entire concur
grence in that broad Platform, whHb guarantees lhe
zrghs Of every section and the happiness and seen
gritty of the whole. His election as tie exponent 81
AUnion sentiments, and the sworn foe OF all see
3tional agitation will put end % fan tcims ana
aresore toevery portion Of our widespread country
1.-THE kindft feelings Of brotherhood aE}l peace He
! mere than any man living, can achieve these vast
Sresuts. Cred under the auspices Of Jefferson
y Madison and Misunderstanding drunk deeply of
atheir ferEid love of liberty and Union he more
SnearlY than any now upon the public stage ap-
Sproaehes those great patriots who founded and
Cushioned our infant Republic. Hs'is the idol Of
Aall hosegreat Stat al the North and The West
Swhere sectional spirit has been induyed beinga
sSouthern maa by birth, Northern man by resi-
3dence, ahd-a Union man by sentiment. his great
Amoral Influence II still forever theAaier waters
Not SECTIONAL controversy. Richmond W4ig.
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