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Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-05-01
Correspondence.

The following correspondence will fully
explain itself:
ST. CLoUD HoTEL, April 2sth, 1856.
Doet B. w. HALL-Sir: statement of the
facts in reference to my connexion with the Peni-
Tertiary controversy will be submitted to you by
my friends, Doct j. P. Ford and II. S. Ewing.
In view OF the history which | submit, aud see
ing that had possession Of the paper referred to
in your publications of the % and the oath inst,
do you stiIl persist in the application Of offensive
language TO met Or, to be more specific, did you
in your publications, intend the offensive language
for me, and now that you are in possession Of the
facts, do you still insist upon the ssmei
Respectfully, J. w. CARTER
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NASHVILLE, April 2sth, 1856.


J. W. CARrER-Sir: Your note Of this date,
by the hands Of DR.. Ford and Mr.. Ewing, 10 to
hand, and through my friends, DR.. T. A. Atchison
and e. d. Payne, transmit to you my reply.
When penned the article in the Patriot, Of the
ID inst, bad the most reliable proof that the pa
per alluded to, was in the hands Of gentleman in
this city, and bad no intma ton at the date Of my
second article, that il had changed hands. Ny re-
marks, therefore, cannot be construed into any
personal reflections upon yourself and were not SO
intended.
The statement Of facts" accompanying your
note for my perussl, setting forth your connection
with the matter, Is not Of such a nature az 20
cause me to trr nsfer the strong or Objectionable
language TO you; indeed, Il would eEonorate you
from any intentional wrong to me.
Should you deem Il necessary 10 publish your
history Of the matter, shall oier such comments
as TO me may seem due, and sith the same eour.
tesy that you have extended TO me, will submit
them for your examination before publication.
Respectfully, d. w. HALL
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bD~It has transpired that Judge DoUG-
LAS has not been challenged by the Kansas
rebel, LANE. The latter sought an explain
alton of the Senator, but did not get it.
What will the rebel do? Where's his
Sharpe rife?
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Fashions IN New YoRK.-A new article of la
dies dress has made its appearance in Broadway,
and description of it may prove of interest TO our
lady readers, we give one we find in the Home
Journal That paper says: "a promenade over.
dress-being a close fitting coat like the New York
surtout worn by gentlemen-ony not so long. 1t is
oil the rage present in Paris and pearl drab cache
mere or pelisse cloth, are the goods preferred.
The cut doubezbreasted, with four pearl, or passa-
menterie, buttons on each side of the lapels aud
two buttons at the waist behind at the junction OF
the box plats and side seams. The collar is quite
small. The sleeves are cut in the pagoda style
that is, with very little funess at the ARM hole,
and formed to fit the nearly to the elbow, from
whence they widen so as to become very large and
flowing at the wrist, where they turned over to
form a round cuff of three inches depth. For a
waist sixteen inches in length, the skirts should be
about eighteen inches long, and cut regular circle
to without fulness to the bodice, and still fall
gracefully over hoped skirt of moderate ampli-
ude. The Innings of silk serge to match, and the
edges are bound with fine galloon. There are two
diagonal pockets in the skirts This garment should
be cut and made by tailor who possesses some
knowledge of the ornamental art, when it becomes
the attractive and comfortable garment for pro-
menade that was ever adopted by the ladies'.
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Henderson and Nashville Railroad Co.
Issll u 81 q u "a

NJ OTICE is hereby given to the Stockholders Of the Hem
~ derson and Nashville Railroad Company, that the 18th
instameut upon stock is due, and must Re paid
or before the first day Of jane next BY order OF the Board
of Directors. AMBROSE G. GORDON, Secy.
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RRn Notice

Ii those persons indebted to for Bar accounts, will
n oblge by settling the before the 1s day Of June
next or paid by that time, they will be placed n the
hands OF Collector And would further state that after
the above Tine shall positively open no more Bar ae
counts, must collect our Old ones first.
~ Wax up gentlemen and settle
sp3O LYONS CO., 10 Cedar st.
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Astrology and Phrenology
FOX THU MILLION,
MI nj m Alvin

TNROM Paris, who has been consulted by the Crowned
Heads and Arsocracy Of Europe and has received nu-
from them in token OF their appreciation OF
her great talent in porrayng chronological developments
by which the character Of the individual be unmis
takahy Defined respectfully Informs Ladies and Gentlemen
that she be consulted at her residence Sewanee House
on all alters concerning Love- Courtship Marriage and
business and will tell the Of the Lady Gentleman
they will marry also the Of her vsi ors their pros
poets in life, and the occupation they may follow from which
the greatest advantage will themselves and those
connected with them
MADAMs ALVIN in the English French and Ger
man languages ap30 -1W
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s@- BocHs4, the celebrated Harpist, Of
Madame BrsHoP notoriety. died in Austria
liza ON the 7th Of January last
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ST. crOuD HOrrL, April 2Sth, 1855.

fDoct d. w. HALL-Sir: Your note dated the
asth inst, was handed TO me short time slnee by
your friend T. d. Payne, Esq, which Is a reply to
mine Of the same date.
The explanations which Il contains are entirely
tisfActory 10 me.
DO not know that shall have occasion to pub
lish the statement Of facts submitted you. bat
the matter nov rests before the country, must Of
course reserve the right to publish our eOrespon-
dencs.
Should deem Il necessary hereafter 70 publish
nsy communication 70 you, through Dr.. Ford and
Nr. Ewing then Of course VOC will have the right
10 make sueh comments A. the facts justify.
R.spectfuIly. J. W. CARTER
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Measless!


VHS disease very prevalent and though healthy
children seldom die OF it, scarcely any disease Is more
destructive when attack the weakly children Of the
The great danger arises nom the secondary inflammation
that after the fever aud eruption have or
Very little edcne is necessary but the best ebruge
in the world for children day old to five years. the
CHELDREN'S PANACEA,
prepared by the Grefenberg Company
The true worth OF this extraordinary and invaluable Med
icne be forth in words but il be felt and
appreciated by mothers whose children have been snatehed
rom death by its use.
The celebrated DIR. Williams who has devoted life 10
study has analysed this remedy and says the Gutenberg
Chdrsns Panacea is compounded with especial references
the state Of the nerves. blood vessels glands
and bones OF the chds body. Should mother neglect TO
provide herself with this invaluable remedy she may chance
behold death claim her children and have 10 blame
but herself 1t certain for all diseases OF CHILDHOOD
and receives it deserves universal appreciation. DR..
Martin OF South Carolina says: IL Is the best general
dine for infants that saw" DR.. Watts, OF New
York. writes so all diseases caused by teehibg It is
tain remedy" DR.. COson Of Indians says: In Of
Group have used with marked success also in Measles
vers from teethng, diarrha pains in the stomach bow
els, &c. should be guilty Of great neglect did
mend IL IN the highest terms"
eSy- so cents per bottle with fan directions.
ap29 Ajax MACKENZIE, Agent Graf Co.
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NEGRO Man for Sale.

DY virtue of a Deed Of Trust to executed by Alex
ID Williams viii offer for sale for cash, to the highest bid
DER South Gate Of the Court House yard the 18th
day OF May next Negro Man named Stephen aged about
twenty two years. Sale in the usual hours
anQ9 JAMES G. WEBB, Trustee.
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STEAM ENGINES
AND
Mill Machinery,


SUCCESSOR TO EIIs 4 MOORE
HAVING made important additions 20 his machinery
greatly increased his facilities for manufacturing
EEcINEs aud Machinery OF every description, prepare
manufacture Steam Engines and Boilers equal ponto
dnsh and durability any made in the West and al low
prices Having been pacea y engaged 10 the Manufacture
Of Machinery In Nashville for the last fifteen years. and Civ
ing his personal % the manufacturing Department
he feels confident that he give S1eton ali who
favor him with their orders az the old stand Of Ellis Moore
81 and - Market street. Broad Nashville, Tenn.
Ali kinds Of work for Flour Mills, Steam Boats Saw Mis
TObeco Factories Banks, Ja 4e 4e executed promptly
and at the lowest cash prices.
ian28-1y NOBLE ID. ELLIS,
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Fipst of NAV.

! T Gao ROBERTSON prepared to furnish May Day
| - Excursion Parties with
FISHING TACKLE AND EDIBLES
| Of all kinds the most reasonable terms.
| We have just received
| 80 boxes f. d. Cheese,
20 Oranges,
10 " Lemons
! 10 bbIs. Soft Shell Almonds,
! 10 Apples,
ap29 For sale at J. q. a G. ROBERTSON.
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Unprecedented Sale of Damaged Goods!

DEM. +. SHIELDS will sell Saturday morn
ID ing May 3cd, at o'clock precisely, account of
derwrters One Hundred Cases Of Dry Goods Shoes
Boots &C. the of the steamer Knoxville.
1t is necessary say that this sale presents the best
chance for speculation yet offered to the trade.
Sale positive and without for Cash. delivery.
No postponement account Of weather.
mayS0 BENZ +. SHIELDS, Agent for Underwriters.
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LAND WARRANTS.

Wish 70 Pareasse coo Acres q LAnt warraais
bstre the i0ih q My 81 uaGh ne espect 70 leave
ny "trip 70 ms Wassarn tAnd Oes Or the porVoss u
ssreting aod beating lad. else can bstsrc tena
cur Warrants elsewhere. }. q. rHLLOWNs,
Eps Ne. - chsrsg 81
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WE respectfully inform Lady friends that from the
w unprecedented patronage have received this
son compelled order by telegraph the above
invoice, consisting Of Imperial Chip, Gossame Lace AMI
rich Paris Imported BoDne Children and Infants Hats and
Ribbons Flowers &C. making stock better assorted
than at Spring opening. 1900 rich Paris Styles OF Fancy
Ronnets Of the beautiful and fairy like material 1000
Gossamsr Lace plain hair brilliant atm Straw, Eng
fish, Chip Swiss and other Straw Goods. Likewise an ex
tensve stock Misses and Infants BOnnets Hats, rbans
Gpseys Our stock Of Flowers comprise 200 boxes Of the
beautiful and select styles for Bonnets Bridal PARTIES
&C. opened in this city, 100 boxes Of Paris Ribbons for
Bonnets and Dress Trimmings Rich Mohair Caps Head
Dresses stock Of Embroideres consist Of Pari
Trimmed Chemizettes Coarets full sets OF Mates in Jack
onet Lace Masn &c Undersleeves in Jackonet, Muslin
Lace &C. Collars of Lace, Jaeone Mobiles, Paris Work &C.,
Infants Waists Hanjkerchef, Trimming Laces Rich Mtts
rs cents.
We must boast OF these Goods and at the time,
can say they 80 per lower than offered at Nash
vle the East New styles Paraso Sun Shades span
sh Fans &C., superior article Of Extracts at 80 c Fancy
Goods great variety for ornamental purposes large lot
Of Blond Laces Thules, Straw Trimmings, &c
will take pleasure in showing Goods and endeavor by
polite attention and fair dealing to increase trade so lib
orally extended for the past eleven We do not
intend 60 be undersold in prices.
Country Merchants and Milners supplied with pattern
Bcnnets and Millinery Goods low a small bill OF Goods
purchased East T.. WISE, Agent,
Millinery Bazaar, No. 46 Union street,
ap30 door TO the State Bank.
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"Patriots are growa 100 shrcwa 10 be sincere,
And Ee Too ulse % trust thcm."

Nc. Chapman writes good deal about the Lou.
isville ROts"-about "Amercans murdered 10 cold
blood on their own soil by thOse whom be char.
seterises a. "fOrsign rabble," ''ioreign despera.
does" '.loreign outlAsS" he writes as Il Prot
estant Of liberal education we're the only foreigner
eutded 10 freedom on this continent What are
We TO think Of q man who voald write as does Mr..
Chapman Ia the face Of bis nationality and the
laetsf What must Intelligent and righs meaning
men Of all parties think Of a man Who could avail
himself Of a Eve years, Law Of naturalization, and
thsn virtually sel Others, who claim the priv
ilsges, that they are net ss patriotic, educated
As Protestant a. the Rev. James L. Chapman
Foreign despsradoesl" Foreign outlaws =
+" Foreign rabblsl" Verify, Il e that which CON-
eth out Of the mouth that dselsGh IAs mAa.
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SUMMER READING.

TOoN, NELs0N co. have JUST received HarPeF's and
Godey's ", gazines for May.
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Cafaxvha Wine

OaIaWDa WINE.
WILL keep constantly hand, supply Of Dry spark
ling Vines which all furnish he trade AZ Cincinnati
prices, frrighis added. lapi n T. A. MCCALL.
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90 OOO POPLAR Ann CHESTNUT
OO,OOO shingles, Just received and ior sale
bv fau261 r.. G. RANDY.
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GENTLEqEs,S FINE SHOES,
CONSISTING Of Patent Leather French Ties, p l. Ok
" ford ard Dress Shoes slk OFera Caters Coh Con-
ares Boots Lasting Ties, plain and tipped; crR Walking
Shoes Tapestry Slippers, just received vi fne stock
Boots shaes and Caters ineiading super6ns p l. Oxford
Ties and Dress shoes for Boys and ouths
JOHN RAMAGR,
sr2s . College street
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In responseto the interrogatory propounded
to us in the above up. s." we state that we
understood last summer, that Mr.. DAVIDSON
had declined to divide time, at his appoint
ments, with Ed. COOPER, Esq, of Bedford
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14

have ~ wa 70 the dspsrfnente, sn9 ,,i' ,o.
L.. c,ea,ur, ever .dy % bies. th' rept'o'co u
orab- usp, bs. doubtless i"und pto' p an,
Col Fen ont @ pnecti,ns With the e"VeIpinen o
az xbt.h he thitka .xtracts csn DC tu,'oo, II ~
l,k.d by wb'b vena pOI,oi.bs ""a no A.u :" ,,
u..,io, of on. they ar and hs.e, snd th- s'ut y
Tn,uly.n a CON, into this cbamb'r STU lhi1 ihu
to,, 4 carry ou, this sn al game o. Po;u a, mseiA-
70 sbsU vote sir for this /. lIiry, oul sesh my
hs. DE- Of ia mfarress II. ablrct u'nes,; ~ ep
Nj. 10 o. ,booy'- candidate bu' 1e one t.lJ' rI
r,nd vote 9pninsf it Euuld never coLren' u r0rt
., spch ,et,y " ,rf.re The Serator ifhm Pennsyvs
ma as.uil'-p TO b. Mr. Buchanan N. Iemdn re- 1
have some times thought the stha.f, 10 rs deep INK
~, fet that be- c.rneo NJ Buchanan upon his
,h1nlJ.rs. | bold james Buchanan responsible
t)y this attfnI Ited blow ot hls rval struck By the
hand of the Senator from Pennsylvania, vh) pro-
f-s,s 10 be b. particular trend-ShO is ever watch
fuI Of hs in'erc-ts apd fame. So pro p' - the
Stp-tor fIUm PtnDsy lveDis to rush 10 the de-
f.Ise of Nr. BucbenaD, thai | have cone 20 regard
hm o. that geItl, mans "premo. Itory symp' Oui ="
hrc. Nothing but that senator extreme deere 10
be- tel tb. way.nrg fortunes Of bis chef corll have
inouceo him 20 Igsge III this political device. NJ.
Pretidt III. people wDl regard t5 per-ecutior
Ii win brIr odium not upon Col emOut, but upon
tie VITO originated il. L. "l rather re tOund a.
all such attacks GgGint caDoidstes for The PreH1cncy
have ooIe Ia bIs adgaD.oge. Tie tsues ere made
up I. cy ne thu grsv,s $, and m,st tan,cenoent "a
.Ues p,retned to The people OF the Cnied S'"s
All ,h=t tbc Senator from PennSy venit and his can IL
cate n'ska out Of his inquiry ei no. weigh =
thtDtT ID tbt ccHlDE CbbItrl, ~'Fu y ~ 't''ft-
vhei'.r Fr. edom Slavery tha sway ;Aa policy Of
he RtpOblic. Iowa, yoa1g Iowa, 6as utt,l"d her
voce 'or John c. Fremont by majority OF
tlousaros. Maine vii responi 10 Iowa Dr
he East in few woeks, in 4 voice not
10 be mistaken. The Senator cannot break
tie MIGHTY curreDt that Is b,aling the frien IL
Of fee kat Oh TO assured II umph, by tins pc y
poleal maueuvtI, wlicu g-nte'ten should lot stoOp
10 ug,g- in Pm sylvia IN, o. u. lith OF October,
nay e.c b., S.notOrt1Ut she Is not TO be won by cay
n,t mt 10 Ceinne tue Ctef'rln arOCn5 &hOse ha
the toia pOgessv mprrdt'c me ]7es II the codn-
uy &c ial vi 'm n c'nirs nghr. have not sPok,
.h Mr.. PRESIDENT Uf the mutyes mat have actua'ed
III. :, notor rom Pr' sylvsna il. inrOduc nS this in
cuirt ! have pmhipl 10 Do viii motives. | have
sius.n vi the sct apd hsve spok + o. think II
de.e,vts. T. rfBp the Senator tees that be has the
good n7me unc fame OF Col. Fr D0nt a. ~ i a. Mr.:
BuchspaI in h- keeping. PtrhGpr we ought TO feel
grateful to him for biz zee fr The i'pltaiiou OF our
chr Of ats-hut can OF but f el that wh"'ever tec
Effects of tins inquiry u0y b. upon Col. Fremn', he
" netor will viii no laur by it that any one VII dc
siIe 10 pluck fiom } is NOW.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

WrDNrsDAY. Aug. l2-Ald ISAAC o. BARyfR, Pre-.
der 'be Char
POtts hd0Ned-Copfrnirg the action II the Fir
ConbsOrets, oisin Sing Oupbirt against the annV
tie ti,n a. En- nr Company No. ~ denying 'he o..
tor o' d. J.. CDOyer and a.-oci ,tes - be org vi 1~f
az q fire company; to give Engine Company NJ. -
ted scdnroral neD, and Hose Company M 6ye
ado ilopal men; 10 lfrm tn tiou OF the Ike Con-
mi-rioieir IN surcry ~ pulsous.
Aom'n0ton.-From III II. Howard, Receiver d
T'x's, minstiDg Richa'd N,wkirI az oue ~ tie
temporary Ce'ks IN biz 'paltmtnt, in place Of
Atratsm X Patterson, ho declines account OF .ts
beng temporary AZ pied by 1905.
C0nais Par'mcnt.-Report to regal4.o hDi pave
Csl al s'rc.t between BoEriy aud Center ,trce Will
Belgian pavement Referee back 10 Com III g.
Crp@Gti0n Dep0srs.-The Fioauce Conmitee re-
ported on the propositions Of several of the banks ~
pay DteIes Oh the dopost Of c money. tn e migt.
be bru ted TO tb.m The hlgheet formal b,d was r 4
of tie Broadway Bank, offering four per cept p an
nun. TIE Committee recommend to toe Sioklny
FUND Coz mi-sone's the necessity of d,pos,iog tho
CITY mon,yr wih back that vii give nt.res, oa he
same Orcerc to be printed, and laid er nj Taurs
dsy.
The CITY Hail Plans Document No. -. in favor
Of II e pen Of Bu kman wa. token up, on mo,ion
of dernaL Ely and offer discussion a., port VA.
lsd On the tab. and the Board .cournedto Thursday
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-14
,sa,es.ed TO the Wig State Centsal 9ommi tee
49,; a. ~,;plc, edief nf th,, hsyv and rsDsblc sbrs

.s5,o..ea 10 the whie State Central 9ommi tee.
I,. ., rmiTlkn edit df the hssv and t'sn'ele s'l'
..me ,h,ee columus long Thore n no man IN the
State whose Opposition would be 90 adVapuaee"I' I'
10 fremont az that OF Mr.. Curtis. he Is Po.i'.ctIy
and personally the most unpopular OF our ci''Ie"'
and biz support would have been 'a'a'' any O"' .
couid be-
Mr. Curtis. sets out with saying:
- .bsI tnke Il for granted pat party when ttKee
h,b IS ~, cauodatas for the Pr, ,dea ~ and the -
pr,,i6tncv, from the Free states ana "hoeo oiI.'
rrncrple Of organization relates - an 'S''ou os
tn, r,nc.tp;fa the institution u sltvery-uAh'a'u'
~, coc,r, "a which can be msir fained III bay one se
,,,n of NJ. Vrun-is, in the circ0m-'ahces OF III.
country, sectional party, ho "e'eI II may oe 0a"e'
by it, !, ade,s or memo rs ~
BEGINNING with such cool assumption OF me
mini st is.ue. Mr.. Curtis of course has no difa-
rru1tv in demonstrating TO his own satisfaction,
,b,nnoh IN, u,ual slang and dr'vel of the | mon
s,yrrs that the Republic is in imminent peril, and
thst he alone discerns the means of safety h's
nanscea is 10 throw che influence Of the hlgs OF
Massachusetts, boldly and decisyely sgainst me
doctrines On which the Republican caudlds'e 10
supported: ,o,d.;on 70 he
ac,,d rno, b, ,bosa WHO are determined 70 give %
covrtennnce To dvrion Of the people 9f ne Nor1h
from the ueople OF the South Every hgh p ia no
TIVE ur, Is us TO act with deci-on end hrmnrsS
cy,r may be our rtlatIye strength IN the St''' we
= n. srllegR. w q can t"u' H"A' W.
he h, ard thrcu ghout the vast extent OF oar common
ropn,yv. that will trywhere animate The p!ii''
,v,rw6.re encourage true devotion 10 ne Chioo,
cye,yahere multiply the to-ts who are o''t"g 70 Us
tf; 50. evcrywhtre aay the sectional jes"u',es anu
s. biue the sectional pa eions that are DO" '7aos
our mace II xe arr 10, equal 10 tols-u "ectunoS
a.. uu 10 this achleyem- nt-our MISSION - 1pae"u
enced IN, our glory II 10 be found only in me past
such stuff as this OF course needs no reply.
can confidently assure you that the day - past IN
which il wa list, ned 10 IN Massachusetts Mr.
Cmtis is doubtless sincere aud well-meanlng ln
giving it vent, snd hope he feels better for hay
II Q brought il forth; but the men OF New England
cure uothiIg for bin or bis opinions, a1d turn
awsy with oathing from bis frowsy t"add'e about
: sectiopalism " He could not get hearing be-
f re- public sudience. for as The Courier nai'ely
remarks iD publishing his letter:
Int tie peculiar cOtditIon OF the Wing parry,
dnty ike 'bat hicb here ably pertor med by NJ
Cults, especially incumbent upon ~ lea'iog 'Pns
while Int cr DO opportunity Ia sforded Tor no 40
or.ss.s to the assembled msssea, wnich heretofore
have ma e the orators Of that party so eminent ana
80 s.rv cesb = in the public cause
Rufus Choate il is said, has written letter to
the people of Maine, urging them 10 go for Bu'
chaisn. II is Mr. ChOdte's ambition 10 be Att0r-
Ie,-Gerersl of the Uuited States. What do you
think Of Lis propseet of getting the office ,