Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-08-18
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-, Ths Intsfligsneer quotes Mr. Robt Walsh,
f;s. own sble and interesting Paris correspon-
DENT in what he ssys in the journal Of Con-
sIess upon the probability Of the sale of Cuba
/. by Spain; arguing indirectly that Mr.. ". bears
sus she. EDITORS views upon the subject The
editor Of the same Journal very properly re
grsts the posi- biiity that Know Nothingism in
. Philadaphis will seek to sacrifice tho Hon. j.
r. Chandler on account Of bis religion, soy
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1T does not become rs, We are aware, to
obtrade our advice or our opinions on the cit
isens Of distant districts to influence local cleo
fions, bat We must be pasdonsd for avoying
the regret We feel at seeing doubt expressed
IN Philadelphia paper that the able, and
worthy, and e.timsble Joseph r. Chandler will
be nominated for 70 election 10 the seat in Con-
gress ~hich he has for several years filed with
10 much honor to himself and 20 much advan-
tage to the public. The Phi,adelphia Ga-sste
ssys, most truly, that "Mr. Chandler is DOS
Ssessed Of high qualifications for the po1t he
Oils. He has large experience Of public af.
'fairs He 10 intelligent, well-fnforned, and
sssgacioas ;; il ready debatef and IN impress
!, 1--WE and effective speaker By his courteous
department he has secured the personal good.
will of his associates, aud, a. BE has the good
'sense never to waste hinseif upon tribes, he is
always sure 70 command the attention of the
HOUSE We hope most sincerely that he
will be re- nominated and triumphsnty elected
II viii prove that the district 10 worthy Of such
representative. +" "a -i5i ~ --i
We need hardly add thst We indorse every
word here said BY our nsighbor. '-'
The Union continues Its discussion Of
nGteat British in Central Americs," arguing
that Mr.. BolWer cheated Mr.. Clayton eyre.
sious,y IN the terms Of their treaty; that the
Mosqnito king has no rights in Central Anne.
rie.; That Britain has, if possible, less rights
ther.; aud that the necessity for full and
final settlement Of the whole Central American
question is in issue between England and the
United Ststss Toe Union also mourns over
the defeat Of the faithful in Iowa, where, it
has been pretty clearly asoeftained, their
erockery has been more cxtensiyely smashed
than ever before. So We go! -,r.. r.Ef -
20 The Sentinel defends the New York Hard
pgrty or fsction from responsibility for the st
1itude Of their boiling representative. in Con-
sress, on the Nebraska bill. Our neighbour
quotes the. following resolution Of the Very
Hard Young Mems Committee in the city of
Nex York, 10 show that the organization re-
pudiass tia positions and views Of thOie gen.
7leuen This resolution 10 NJ follows, viz:
-.Rs,Olgea, Thot W dissPprove of the course
Of thuse Of our represen atiJ 90 In Congress,
WHO ,srmitt.d their repQtiiean principles to
bs ov.rruied by their prejudicss on the vote
ayou tbs Ias 70 organize the territorial gov.
efnuenis Of kansss and Nebraska, because we
claim 70 be 9 pAety Of principles and not Of
expedients. The Justification they have laid
, beiore VI does NOT give them right 70 our
sympsthy.' l-- .'--.t 90. * g..