Daily State Sentinel, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1852 — Page 2
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Wo rlif •!»• Mktw«s from (be LeamiHo Jfmriwt,
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Cniy. iKeeMo mM mdofolifehle Whig tor Oerereer IndiaiM. ?!»• i* • kWn mnm wlrtte p'liiwrel oborTVrr mmI hr h«« roomily arror the loar ol‘ tbr (restor pert of Iitoliene. mm) hr eoonrrs im of hi* MrrHtg
roenetiee tbet ihr Stetr will go for Gee. SeoU.
’In repperl of Ihr* eoerirtren hr I«m) brCnre as *««ch i
| fieri)#* Teller *«v. iM. rott mK*u>wr rMNiUN flUICKr tf MW 1—yiMr>. .«;» r&rnu-..
OMrial Vrlr »« Wmrtnm «‘<*«aty. Th# tollowmg err ihr sygrefatr ».»lr« rerrirrd by ihr ('•erfhletes »r lb** mnntv.r-^prrd im*e ihr oflkiel rrirrre*. We «beil pebIMt the wh»)r ortk-rei rate on Monday Ootrreor - W/dyb# - S,4ib Mr(Vu *,Uff5
Wrifb)'* NMH«H>ly. l.traisnsM GororiM.r
YrUurt AUm
r f B»TthOlOB»«-W ihrls. «• >*» «*or opreioe, tndir'Slr vriih elmoM jrltsolutr Brston mtuMMy ihr rrmll which hr eefirtpetr* i jj**^*** 1 • •; * If wr *rr not «fr»ngriy mislakre, ibo l^teefoeo prr- arown'. if ooJtt Nornebrr will hr ihr most Menard sad aM»a- ; r*rroii •rbrd pane rrrr heard of Hi rbrrr United Stair* ” Cw* Wonder wbicb ts the surprised party now f iotw
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Weydro t ( 471 (Htvornr , i > 0<7A
Hayden * major ny 3W
ms Revengr.
Whig rowdies threw a stoor mio; isiaily Grocery Store ol Messrs | ^T? 1 *** ” .. . ^ ' DsUwars Volmrr h Voaargnt, or Washington street, m dns rity,. Dobou ... breaking several parr* ol g)a«*—shoaling at tbr setaei ' tima''Hnrrah lor Scot I sod down with th« Daiab.” Three Whig gentry had better look >ot ■ they are known Fraaklin
and will hr marked ff ireemm oaaaoi exercise the
«3 us: ■op 974 ter as uat 1.175 :m 754 dM l.JSS a* 1.194 i^ia
tiibseu
right of saffimge witheat being insulted nwd mobbed, ici Or»m is time that law should interfere ff not, there is a law; Hamilton
of self preservation which is above statutes
fayh Codti L ft JfWmo* f, of fMurbor Vfenry CagMtr
f, of Wartaa Oua
y
I'oMltv
H On
Auditor »f State- Jhtno,. Magniro.
Dana's majority, . Treasnrer of Mtatt
-.Vewfond, Hadlev.
MNMrifftHTY.ar •aooef.
NeWlaad'* major iiy Judge* Supreme Coo»t--lst Diet
Madi«*a Caaaty.
Annxa-oN. Oet. 14, 106$.
IX a a kaowM—Gierioae news’ the whole Democratic ticket signally tnaaipbaat ia this coonty* Kvery,
£,4& ) Whig has fsllen like “Antoni leave*' after an iJptober
I front Kvery county officer elected on the Democratie I ticket ’ Great “mourning m Ramah"' Ik- Grant and
glorioa* rejoieings in the camp of Israel'
.9,144
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•Stmmrl,. . Howe ..
4pp«»tataicat* bf the Gaveraer. If ANSff4f<*> ID tOU.K.M fHR VOTIC KOR FRRMIDRN T AND VM'K FRRHlDRNf 1st f'ongressionsl Districi Henry W Hsrker Du
kol* eouaty
id CVmf#e*sionat District
caaaty
id ('ongressioiial District Sarthotomew (,«-uniy 4th Oongrcssiotisl District of Decatur county Sth ('ongressional Ihstnct
Wetn# priiinty
•th Congressi -riNl District—‘Falrick non county »
Stuen's majontv
Davison’* mej >nty
Disl. - Doeteen Dewe\,
. 370 9,470 9.071
m
JA6X 9,0#)
Here are the majontie* for yonr own use Governor Wright’* whole vote in the county 1 953; MeCnrty’e whole vote m the county t*49 Wright* majority is ill The average majority of tlm rest of the State ticket is 384 In our own i-ouatv. Gooding’s majority over Davis is 104; Wick’s majority :)95, Riley’s majority 1*9, Harlan’s majority 308; Fleming's majority
Hancock ... Harrtaon — Hendrick* . Henry Howard — Huntingtou Jackson Jasper J*T Jefferson JenniBfs. .. Johnson j Kuo.t ; Kosciusko Iterance Lake Laporte Lawrence . Madison Marion Marshall Martin . .
Miami
id Diet
F«rft»»*.... McDonald
r 0 Kugg Of Ferry m ^ or , fv
Charles Carpenter of
948, Col McAllister’s majority 98; Howard, Treasii- Monroe ^ rer, Mnttax, Recorder Nelson. Sheriff; Williams Nontfomery 9,404 j County Surveyor; Pugh. Coroner; Saaskerry Pfo**-; . 3,041 1 voting Attorney ol Court of Common Plea* Hurrah 1 Ohio .! — j for equal r.ghts- D-mncraey. Oran;e
Yonr old friend.
4th Dist - Hoitcht 3,46b Gookin* 3,088
Joseph V
Kilm**nd K
«*
Reporter of Supreme Court—Cerlcr, 3,443
Osborne, 3,091
IVmneloii, of 1 I Carter’* majority 358
Cahill, of Yl* Clerk ol Supreme Court-R#ecA 2,4«9
Stretch 3,077
District-John *aum -*f P#rkeig #(l< , l ,', m . J4>r „y f ijpf
Superintendent of Public Instruction—Cerreber .. 3,483
Wood, ...3,068
|)l*tric»—Thomas J Scott <>f
Danner l.awhead of Fnl-
Jib Congresnona*
eonniy
4»h Congressional Montgomery county
•th Coagr**«ion«l District
urn county
10th Congressional District- Thomas Tigar ol Al‘
lea county
ilth Congieasionnl District—Wilhnm C Fleming „f i Jnffga of Circuit Court--H^eb...
Madison county
: Wick’s majority 478
I/Ivom**. the banner Slate of j Circuit Prosecntor-JlDey 3,348
Brown 3,098
Larrabee's majority, ('ongreae- Mmdrieb*,
Bradley. .
Hendricks’s majoritv,
438
.3,447 3,077 . 370 .3,601 9.035
banner State of
pretaat* her c<>mpl»iaent« to her sister State#, with TWENTY THOUSAND ItoMocavrir suroanv— and beg# leave to aasnre her elder sisters, that, oa the reread day e/ .Vecnnkre, she expects all her family at kerne, and will then send out her complimentary card with rwtuTf.rtv* tNetNam* vuroattf re* Pi»nr»
sun Htvu
Tbe M*)arIt*. In our iatae of this morning, de have changed eur •fare* from ftfldia to iweaiy thoaaaad mMarity. We 4aa’t intend to fall a snake The ofRcial return* will Wring it up to there figure* Ceagre**. there is no douht of the eiection of Mertrr. Milller, Kngimh Dunham. I<ane, Hendrick*, Davit. Mace, Vddy. Chamberlain, and Harlan, Demoerat*, and Parker, Whig The delegation m the next Congrear will rtnd, ten DemoersH ami one Whig. Tb* l.eglrlatare. the Lffitlaiure »* overwhelmingly Demoeralia’-pro-bably fifty majoritY on joint ballot Sa miu'h (or tba Whig Cxporitor Marion fcants. Tbe rerult in this hitherto strong held of Wbtggery, >4 Hast glorious The Drmocracy fought the Wattle with great real, and success crowned their labors The overage Dewir-oratic majority is over throe hundred, fhaie was not a full vote polled m Lawrence and Fike, two of the strong Democratic tewnehip* Haacock f owwty. Tbe triemph ia this glorious littie Democratie c<>aaty »S iromplete G»v Wnght s majority •• 993, Hendriok’s for (\>ngrees, majority i* 190, whole State iieBet’s average i* 391; T McAllister, Deatoerat, for Beaate. 1)9 majority, ami William Handy, Democrat, aleoted to the House of Repreeentotivesby 939m>«i<>rirv. All the D 'uiooratic county ticket electetf W*lt d«>ae
Hancock
Mwmtttwu CouNty. This voiiaty has gone Whig. electing all the Whig ofleer* except Representative, and firing McCarty fifty nine majoritv and Wallace. Whig, 160 maturity far Congress We are gratified at the eleetiea of eur (tifndi Mots for Repreaentalive Delaware Cowaty-Official Vote. MaCar)y’« majority 99 Whig fttate ticket averagw majority Iftl Parker, Whig, 310 for Cmgrefo Drr Whig, elected Representative. Tipton f owatv. Governor Wright MM majority. Horlen, ivr C<»nfre*e, 148 Average majority oa State tielWl 160 Dr toaae Parker, Democrat, elected Representative from fipsoa aad Howard ^ 1.-... (#lf«wtea J iaekfon, Democrat is elected to th# 88MW from the eountte* o) Hamiltoa. Boone and Tip-
ffwrrflli for Flortdal The Whig# are hnrrabing for Florida and ektiia tw bav« earned it Thev may have deae sa, hut (he lew Ikgttfriaf ret a) as received show that they have act carried it The returns are frem strong Whig caattles, •ad tba falling of thews vary sfearly that Mb). Ward! fWtkdft candidate Hr Governor, is defeated Cabell, tbf Whig candidate for Congress, from Hie epsa aad eaffiigilegi ippssHMo to feett, Has ran ahead ef bis pirfp Md may be etaeted C^Tbe Wltgshave universally carried the eteetmee on Railvoadedoetow tbe noet aMnme* fom ikn aaaw wwuwvwwt « Wv WW « ffif BffilPt bat, srlwa ibg rot aa are offiemHy tf aapvaaodeate* majorities TW tfidffipN TbeDem r ffif
Owen Parke .
Perrv
Cliatou Coauty. Porter..'.: FnAvaruaT, Ot. 13. I P M. ( Psesy
Clinton county—four townships beard from Wright’s , majority 153, which i* a gam or 35 when he carried iha j Pnmtoipn county in 184^ by 96]. State ticket about the <ame. Ripley .. Mace’s majority in the same townehip* 150, which is a ! J*B»h
gain of 50 ia the same township* on hi« vote last year, i
W tlson -
when ho earned the county over Brier by 18t>
Seawrigbt is elected H« is that Black is elc. tcd
Spencer.
Seawrigbt i* elected Kepreseatative. and the probability | Steuben
cd Sena
on rw
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-at
ma i.ssa ,5»
4SS 3*7
1.100
37*
1.409
73B
1.34ft i
*75
Ttiai
j*n tea
i.oca i,aia 1.917
450
575 ! <«S j 1.136 1,541 l I.JSS
667 k>
1.063
«ft
1 39S
3B1 791 4 IS
1,341
-Mft 753 791
1.464
TOO
1.397
534 437 T67
St. Joseph ...
i Sullivan 1,37ft J SwHmMwt .... 1,184 Tippecanoe .... i.2»4 Tipton 227
Riley’* majoritv >83 Judge of Common Pleas Court—Fsdd, 3 405
Taylor 3,198
Todd’* majority, 377 Common Plea* Prosecuier- Jferrfren 3,388
Coburn 3,084
Morriwms majority 288 Sanator—/fsskrso* 3,4*7 Wmu 3,108
l uaneetleul—All Hail.
Tho results of the Connecticut town elections con- Cnion
S3 towns, of which d/ly./fee are Democratic, and twen-1 Wabash .... hf'Ofkl Whig—showing a IMmotrmtir rets •/ few fewn* i '£*‘T e “ • ••■ •er V *•*" 0 » wmiuet.n, The Times comment* on these important and brilliant! Wayne results as follows : w*u* “We did not expect to do better than last fall, when JJ*** we had it strongly oa our -side, but we find that we are 1 ' T • • • •
making handsome gains on last fall’s result! Whig-' gery is no wkttr in the Connecticut fall elections. “This glorious result tell* an unerring tale It herald* to the world tbe fact that tbe popular tide ie with the Democrats, and that the Democracy of Connecticut will he triumphant at the Presidential election
next month ’
Tho Whigs made an effort in ibeee elections They made great preparations, and sounded lead their friends. Tbe Cooraat of Inst week said
coming town elections:
They are important elections—important m their assistance ia carrying the State next Spriag—but still
650 m roe 970 773 439
!«e • 1.646 ijjfts!
tea 388 m
76,966 K75V»
«1 1.808 723 5»1 67ft »,W6 idM m rar im mi M 1.056 TftS 1.217 437 d75 631 41ft »ta 644 U 14 1.437 346 331 >ie 286 273 1.95ft »75 643 *J8ft 084 CSS 106 i.iaa >JQ6 H*1 «.04ft eo 296 771 7» 1,478 1.18ft, 515 • 414 . 750 •• 79ft; • 1. 29ft • 347 476 ; 398 I - - 727 I - - 136 ■ 1J80 -• 38ft •• 963 -- 1-345 • 385 • 116 •• 381 •• 333 • 98e •• 433 •• 900 •• 1.234 • 170,-. 320 - 387'.. 746’.. !J31 003 1 • ■ 662 - 163 -■ 1.018 1 - 1.741 244 285 387
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One oT the hew rotillun Bsuii* iu ■Mgosd ’ncteci be faoto at the Must .ftlore of A E * ; Woolley ft i*o; sod tbe prmetpsl HoteG. It i* desirable tiuu Ticket* shonid be secarnl at an ratly ■ order the* foe wreegi
Gea J. P. Drase. E. W H. RUK A. Dcfteee. W. J. Brawn Gen. KBmmi. Dr. Dralap. Horace E Carter Dr. J. 51. Kuehev Capt M FitTgthut.. D D. .Sioen. C. XV. Fergraon Frank Menrar. Dr. G a Perker Robert Browsin* H. J. Horn, ft. Gran’on, Jr John H Ren. Gordon BrowiuuWm. drawn C W Cedy A. E Pened J VendegriA,
Ezra *• l^»«tora O K amsliue. Wilson Brown W H FletCber. T H Goodman s Ji Kcin(Ho.i
J.mui H l>a«<-v
Hr W p Rufo
.MmAivm Commute* John L. Kiu^. Geo Hyde, ft W. foewn
ti F iooea
J D \ewr
F ttircberd
Geu ( ml.
I w W Me Fart and
\V K Edivaro,
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H W DaiaW*
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Renvv I- Hr-iwu.
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--.in'i TiirinSa.
I.mrafeut Co E. H. Reyao.J*, J. M. Stoekweu Jrfmomnit Commuter
J Werthen
J.»ha P Co*. Kotkii&i Comnuuse. \X M. Mow KJtotor^ Commute* A J AiezetUef
Jaa. Went.
C^iumbus Commute* E. A HeraJ
B B Jones.
Errews Committee J.C. Bmsdi.eau. J. H. Vawter Franklin Committee i. W. Kn^Mter i ,.*u.nspon Comimcee John B Du el i»«t> F Tipton Soeta^rille Committee Sem i Poweti.
M M. Ray.
Terre Haute Committee. D. ■'0. Lionel*! T. ft Murray. frreeaeastle ComouUee. The* C. HeMuuond. I.mereurrbu/f Couimirtee. C XV Tcmpe
S. Uonen.
Hu i mood Commute*. \V. T. Deniu*.
Joe Lews.
.Wff Champ t'orouuue*. G G. Jfeuiwrvvi. G. Aug. Anaiin CoviogToa Commute*. Ijtum Weliarr. CroLnfoedaetUe CoaunUtre U D. Injermis.
'Ujortty
ft. 77ft *
The
believed
Tbe Put riot Martyr.
^ZZ^rnSL, j Aur ^ ,u the Vaiat * '**
Hcshf«*ck's majority, RepreseMatives—Prfr#, Sulgrove Bonge,
Price’# majority, Buell’s Bheriff— Mwntrr •mith,
319 3,485 9,337 .9,148 9,808 188 2,347 1,880
Haater’s majority, 497 0 H. P. Bty, ladepemlent received 349, votes Treasurer—Tnlhoti g jgg Wright 2,308 Wright’s majority, }tl Coroner—iVne/end, •> 44a 8t*«gi Wim
more imnortaat in the inffuence which they have over this Fairs eleetiea, in this State aad others. Every town that yon gain from tbe enemy next Monday, will be bailed as a Seott victory, and an omen of success. Every town that yon lose will be claimed ae an indication of soeeees of the Pierce ticket. Will yen not then hern otrt in yettr etrengtk* Every town redeemed will be better than ten mnes meetings—Whigs of Conneeti- j out, are you ready’ Scott men of Connecticut, what: de you say? Shall yonr town wheel into the Whig I
rank* on Monday ?”
Such appeals were mtMle to the Wbtgs. One town; better than a mass meetiagf aad look at the result.
Nearly two to one against them.
Tbe Times appeal* to tbe Democracy of the State to i follow up these advantage*—to improve tbe time between tb»s aad November, ia the work of organization —and predicts the best results. No doubt Connecticut
will be found prominent in the
Fierce and King.
GAtmO* TO THE DEAF—Dr. HARTLEY. Pru ■ ■ prn*i«*-«*i the EAR INFIRMARY. 31 Sau am Sir«»i.
I Ph;!adr:pii.a-
Theooiy mstuGisuo .u America Csrlw-ively anu - i - T-n'nii) ilevMrtl 10 ihe trraiment --(ear dtseare*. and [lie iMiiy ackinratadRc* uffenue in-ni adfeerum* >»» the ear. without rami~*. -inn; rand,
the Green* Isle is slowly 1 l ^cr f by proving UL* swcee- nnequaiirit. ami j>rotretii»« me deal * influence of [ ,roa> t>eul v ^wnratxD lay pnyme -irr »ttled Ai r:*i ezh<f hitmi; roafinemcnr in the for-i : b r ’ •tiffictmn of yel mote -eriim* •vU. tjy
. ed
is daily subjected, is aad unakUlfnl haiKt-
said to have almost done Its fotal work on the noble Dr H. may iirre *taie lU&t he lia* !io 'Oiiue, t:»n w-.aiever wuh
victim. Yet there is no throb '
appeals to; £,nd champion ol^the people, against
. and severely pining bis life away under tbe ; climate and tbe rigors ot’ his coafiaet
he was transported. The Itorauttiur iueappii<‘:iiiim»i'-ianeeroat-remrdif. hy inexper
away penal colony to which he w: thraldom of tyraaay to which be
of sympathy lor the poor
captive, ia tba bosoms of tbe preseat Whig administration at Washington. No strong baud was stretched
‘tb^gh ‘JddSt^o^a^ irnTt^rof i ""»«>»■*«* ^ t,u * fr — r - te **** —‘ ihoosands of our citizens rnoney may not ba matenal to -.>mc persoua. but ink Uepr;*au«n -<
any penoo adyerti3iugr'<><:uretie*UM*va. Meithey har n* yivca per numion tor the pahliratiouof a rertifiralr.’* parj>-fthi« loemoue.c from him and rannot. iberefore. he mpan-iblefix nuy alarm* g
Th* !oa* «t
Newlaad’s majority, Surveyor—He*4rooA, No other oandidat* ('cKMity Commissioner Hunt#?'* majority,
347 2,181
column of States for
Mtuuenwta Territary—ludlau Treaty. Mr. Wm. D. Phillip#, Prosecuting Attorney of Ram-i* *ey county, Minnesota Territory, informs ns that the
Sioux Indi
The Dublin Nation, ia a stirring appeal to its i-oun-trymen, to be up aad doing before it is too late, exclaims:—There is no time now for coolness and deliberation ; for every word we speak there is a throb the less of life in tbe heart of tbe great eatile. Is be to die far off in that dismal prison-house under the ministering bands of Dennison aad of Hampden’ Shall be pass away with that terrible loegiag of tbe soul nafuMuled for some loved presence’ For one breath of tbe air of freedom aad of home? Is it written that Smith O’Brien shall die this bitter death, and no strong voice be lifted op in remonstrance and denunciation' There may be sympathy in the hearts of tbe people, but it is weak
and voiceless.
Eleventh-flour Inventions.
iiaas did, on the 10th of September, agree to
Di*t. — Hunter, 2,484 Buchanan, .2,078
3il Di«» -Todd, 2,444
tt*or*e 2,088
Todd * majority, 377 Tbe aggregate rote of tb# eouaty w»* 4,69ft The Free-rail vote lor Governor wa* 38 »nd l#w ou eaeb of the other euudidutev
Demoerat# m ft*hr
Wblg Calrulatiou*.
W# clip lb* following from the Wnbn*h r..uri*r The Penuvylvunin Inquirer *how» * bright *k
eeffo ■* *■ '
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Gen Scott, and foretell* th# result n# follows; ,r Th# whole number of electoral votes is 398—n#eessnrv for a •hole# 149. The frfoad* of Wi«fl#M Seott believe that be will eertaiely carry the following State*—Vermont
Island
6. Massnehusettt 13. Rho«le
New York 34, New Jscsey 7, P#un*ylvama 37, Deln.
wuf# 3, Maryland S, Nnrfb Carolina
4, Conneeticnt 8,
a
Ken
- -j rmmr fimerw v, fxrrwm v-nroiiaa 10, Ohio 23 ineky 18, Lonisiaae 8, Tennessee 13—171.“
Tbe Inquirer might alee have 18 more vote* foe Indi-'
tea, making aUegether 184.—Rd. Courier Why not add N#w Hempehiredud Arkansas’
Governor Wright m Th# rotgin Marion county, where Governor Wnght end Honest Nieb MeCarly,” both reside is moot gratifying to tbe friend# of tb# Governor Althgugh Mr. McCarty, ie a highly worthy aad eetimaUe eitiseu, yet there ere other meg ia this community who are entitled to the «e4r*fuH of
The Democracy of tbe diffeseet Staten must be pre-
ail the amcadnrant* made by tbe Senate to thi Sioux ^f #d for the^ usual eleventh-hour fabrieauoa* of the treaty, and that said treaty is now the law ol tb# land. , "'8 s f * tnow l ^ at a a * w ^erteft ts about being let By this treaty tbe most important ever made with tbe !«>*• the country. The authors of the falsehoods
Indian*, a tract of country a* large as the State ol' New
York, is thrown open to emigrant*.
H# further stated that Gov. Ramsey is now on his way to Washington, to secure the first payment omiei th# treaty, ($890,UDD) which will he paid out this fall
Tbe Indians will be removed early ia
sou
on navigable water, for three hundred
and next spring
th# spring, and emigrants will then be abl#
to squat
ted
o more valuable acquisition of territory from
down anywhere
miles N
tb# Indians ha*ever been made, than this splendid tract of country ia th# rapidly populating territory of Minn* •ota — Detroit Free Free*.
Flu# Cat!I#. The admirer* of fine Cult)#, will please rail at tb# *tabl# ol Meesr* Robson fl Lewises#. wb#r# they will ie# tw# thorough bred Pur bum oosrt, and • yearling «air They nr# th# property ef Mr Hatehwrofr. th# #M«bruf#d cuttl# ruteer #f l#urb#n C#nnty Kentucky, •ud will h# exhibited at tb# Mat# Fair. Tb#y are earMMjr tb# most per foot •geeimeus of Heeded cewtl# ever exhibited »e thie State But w# advsi# all to e#H —d see for themselves
lf#we fr#» Mwrylagdt Tb# Pmgeerets hove «arvi#d tb# #ity #f Baltime## Pf «bMf (k no toad mgjoritv This makes tbe 8tai# •fi# for Piere# end Ring.
f ought Again.
Tnrn-eoat Tilden has been eaaght again ia his tuals to triek tbe Free-Boilers. He first pretemied to have comjidmtirt advice* through Senator Wade, that Seott was a FrerSetter This wa* proven false oa all hands. Seott denied ever holding aar *oeh i-oover sat ion with Wad*, ami Wade denied writing any such letter to Tilden The next dodge, Tilden goes down to Mt. Vernon, snd pretends that in a confidential talk with Hale, in this city, the letter expressed himself as satisfied with Gen Scott’s position as a Free-Soil or Hale bears of it tbroogb a letter addressed to him at this place, and tbi* morning publishes a letter denying the whole matter, and showing up Tilden as a be*# impoeler. Senator Wade was caught in a similar scrape at Ravenna, and when brought face to face with Mr Hale, hat? to eat his own slanders, and slink out of sigbi.
Cleveland Plain Dealer, Who Is General ftcett *
1 ' We must question General Seott’s qualification* for the poeition to which seam of his sdmirar* weald elevate him Tbe exigsaeies of the times require able hands aad wider views, sad more of a statesman.”—
■American Whey Retrieve, 185.1
“ In tbe obarneter of General Seott there is much, very arach to sommsed aad admire Bat tb# mischief is, there is a weakness in all he says or does about tbe Preeideney. Immediately after tbe oampaiga of 1840, be wrote a gratuitous letter making himself a candidate, ia which all sorts of uawtee tbrags were said, to ‘ return tud phnin#* hi9 fritvid*, if h# ghootd b# a oMMlMtot#. And since that tirae. with a fatuity that seize# oa men that gat bewildered at gasiag upon tba White House
he be* beau soflen
and slander* of the present campaign, which have al ready been so completely and so triumphantly refuted, will not hesitate to resort to tbe same system again before tbe election is over. In 1844, it will be recollected that a statement was set oo foot at tb* last hour of tbe campaign, that Mr. Polk, the Democratic candidate, hail tbe negroes oa bin form branded with tbe letters J. K. P.; aad thie atrocious calumnv was used as a favorite weapon of Whig leaders. It' was finally proved to be a falsehood, nude oat of the who)* cloth, without a shadow of truth to rest upon Since th* present campaign has opened, we have bad a number of deliberate and abandoned fabrications from tbe same prolific source, aad it was owing entirely to tbe watchfulness aad the determination of the Democracy that these fabrications were discovered end exposed. Our political friends most be on tbe look-out for all descriptions ot’ these electioneering intemies ; and they should ba propared for eve* viler vulgarity and blacker abuse tbs* that which wa* heaped npen Gea Jackson and James
K Polk. — Washington f’nton.
one of tke maM important oi rae ought n> i>e r.-afiGi! a... ireateti with more than ordinary eilM-itude. The number inti importance of ike tlemanil. ou 'he nuetumn a Dr. Hanley, render it imporntble tor him to name the >-s*rt it a* .. hi* arrival in tht* ei«r D*« I aft ice will he -iven Testimonial-from Prolkwer* M«*t. Farker. uiui VVliii«K.ev wilt t-r -absurteii i»«i#4-4t[ Bod Estate and OeamU Agency Office nrDiAJfAPOLiB. nroiAHA Under tke control of TF. 3FK. Seott, Attorney u*4 t a sellar at Lane, aad Notary Public IMPOSTAVT TO WOMBM.—(An vie*.) lugfu skull agam ike Med eye relume. And rosy health tke pallid ekuuk raeame. Itav* you or year friend* Fever rad Ague, U era rat Dehuuy, ot relaxation nf the yiomrah and Baweft' .Ve meed ef it. Prapie drink too mucti .vmter eed oat irregularly often of not proper, nouriahing rood Dr. ti. Ben). Amith’-> Vegetable .-Sugar I’otUed PdU , geeuiae t will cure Fever aad Ague m three days, fryaealory ,a twelve bout# with proper diet, and they newer irritate. They ale dm oa(.v ptlU thatdenoi A child air mouth* old may take them *aftty. Berarr aad get Dr G. Bet>j 3]*mro Sugar t’oetadPtib. Fncc Vh .-eun Md everywhere ia the State
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Fatal Dcbl.—On Tuesday evening fo«t. alter our peper went to press, a duel came off on the line between Favette and Seott counties, at 5 o’clock in the evening. Tbe parties were Tbos. White, a sou of Mr. Zachary White, of Woodford, aad Benjamin Johnson, a son of Capt. Henry Jobason, of this city. Tbe challenge was given by White on the day previous, aad th* weapons were double-barreled shot-guns, loaded vch with a single ball, and the dittenee forty yards. At the first fire, White fell, the ball of his antagonist passing through his brain mad killing him instantly. Johnson was not iajared. They ware both respectable young men; Johnson not morn than twenty or twentyone, aad White about twenty-five or twenty-seven years of age. Of the cireumstaaees wich Ud to the unhappy affair we know nothing.—Lexington (Kg.) Statesman.
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