‘ deuce and pati"iriti'stn~o __ __ I, , __ __ _,
_ba_ve,s'atd:..ttiI_:f»,,l ~..'3-‘.’-is’!-.l. '1"?-
' e'very'co'n_fitlenCeln
' and careful Jlltlfleml,’-“ti
.ion nfthe civil
' port.
rected ; the pulillc 0
‘ ly great
—__
unto?
last night) wrote inlet-tar, in wh-ich_ he stated"
that he had‘ the fullest confltletlc” ll“ WP’
fthe Hero. "I ‘PR9’
, -Cheers. . .. . .. --
Wli‘utl(e to Gen).:-5‘S’c‘6’Ftl‘siu~i""5r3’ §..°.""""‘“" ‘M3’
3 tt ' of hisl,0r.v‘"¥l “Y “lei-§“"£’ by the
me mu "8 . ,-.s_’—'—t-he "world is too familiar
. 5°33 la Ou.!::‘5l‘l; ignorant ofthe least one‘. And
"lllf__ll“§p7ryices-—of really itnportaiit civil’
fill-{ices 4.-.w.hat.man living (noiv-that Henry
Clay is no more)’ can show aiiythina .50 ,l,”_lT
,_ .,,,,,.,,m¢-in~'tbe way of {service to ‘liberty and
hutiianity? , ,I was in Was_hintzt0.n, in 1839’,
‘«"and"on one occasionll‘ saiv Mr. Clay and
p,.es.;den.l Van Buren talking aside, (for al-
‘ though politically opposed those two gentle-_
men were in Prliale l"l°'°°‘?'.5*3‘ llllttn Illie
most familiar terms.) Subsequently Mr. Clay
told me that there was bad news from the
"Maine boundarv, and that the P.reSl<lPm “"15
"ap’p'rehensi_ve of trouble with- England; but
Gen. Scott is t_h.et‘.£i,,.=1ntl l ll’r\‘'9
’ Chis rfatriotiism, firmness
S I have no fears ‘of
‘, Such was Henry C-l“Y,5 ‘’l’l“'
’ qtlalificiltlons of Gen Scotti
provetl the‘ correctness
of lhe great state--="‘““'5 -l"d‘ge'mmiii' BC! H
is said in some ofthe WP"-'5 ‘hm " v 33’
-was opposed to the nomination of Gen. Scott.
I know there is not a word of truth in this re-
M,-, f;l.v, you all .k_now, was in
favor of Mr. iFillr,ri0rP-;ibtt,t he was ‘fully
smisfied withlhe result of the. Convention.
When the gun? from CaPl.l°l S5ll“‘"" i’3”"e
me of me ,-eisuli, some one asked Mr. Clay I
h‘: should stop the firing._.lYr-st the noise might
aff.'ec.t him in_iuriouslV- 1V°_~..5 h, “t
them fevmberate; they Dflrlg‘ not in?) E)!
satisfaction andiov to my 11,-‘-ii;-H My ,- 0:;
jieved that Gen. Scott won d u 3 (Eat), H.-
the principles of the Whig party. ie. a - ..
representations of the press Oval“. ‘O '5“ °‘"'
‘ “ ' tight lounderstarid that no
man was mm-9 satisfietl with this nomination
, ' i 'i" IQ . K‘ t -
leycave 2: elm“ “‘ ‘l“” L°°° the rleal-
al. Convention. and 5l”’“'e‘l h°W 3 L. 0
man ofthe party, and some. N01. 2
ad been killed Off by. ll?“ ‘9"”'"‘P" ’
S ml?’ am] how there rose up-
nevcr ; before
‘ll-lr. Stanley
he hi:-tory and
. - I. (I
eervices,ofGen Pierce.“-‘f 5”". _b° E‘,
the official “ Life of Pierce and King-"
issued by authority ofthe party. ._1Vlr. Pierce 5
civil services were not so extt=nsi\'e 3115 to re;
qtiire long examination. l-le (.Stan"_’.‘£1( $13;
been for several years in Ctifli-"955_,‘:-ll ’
Pierce, and was tolerably fami .ar- iiit
Vvoodhnrv Cass, \.\'r;ght and others of that
,,a,.,,., [mi he pledged his word that he ncve.r
knew finch a map, Congross as Ffmililtn
Pierce [langhtet[; that so far as he knew
he had neversceu him. _
times be a merit in Ol‘-SCl1ti'Vi3”‘l "‘’’h‘‘‘‘‘5 ‘l
was so especially in tlie»t‘3S9 Ol L0('°’F""°
candidate. But, as Mr. Pierce was never
known or distintiuishctl in C0t‘E”‘~°“'- -“'l“”
did he do there ‘I'D Flt? "Owl 3?“l“5' P"'“5l""5
i _ . , _
for Widows of R:-volutinnaigy Soltliei-]‘?.
mlegl against paying to the widow of test-
dent Harrison the salary due her liusltandi
said Mr. Clay.
Wm-_ [Cheers
and the sequel lUll.V
tzreat, h
lican two-thirtl
‘on their dead bodies .21 1113.0 .
"thought of for the Presidency.
next reviewed at some lengrtlt t _
ng as hi
'‘ "he voted uniformly and steotlllt’ against
American Ltthor, and against River and
Harbor Impioi-ements. ll-"li'. Staiil‘-‘_V C-Om‘
merited critic-'«tll..v W0" ll”? “ Lire ‘ll
Pierce,” from which he read, and said-that
all the sets of the man niight, as Tc.-ni -‘='-‘1r-
ehal said of T_\'lcr’s Adiriiiiisti-atioii, be (ltl.-:9
words enclosed in pztrentliesis) lell mil I-‘l ll”-
history of the country uithcut iiijury t0
the sense. (Laughter) Mr. Pierce win‘
made by President Pillc, and sent to i‘tlv=xic0
in place of Col. Benton, wlio was to have
"superseded Gen. Scott. \Ve have bad onf‘,
VVhig President front the Generals P‘°5‘3""
bed. bv the annexation Administratit‘-I1 Gl
3-ames'K Polk, and we slitiil have ant;-iher.
It would seen almost pi-ovirlcntlail that llle”
schemes of foreign conquest sliotilil thus re-
turn to plague the inventors. M"-
Stanley then referred to the new LN!“
Foco Pierce Campaign §Pnii'eT, 771’! I-0"”°"
Times, the paper which could not break down
the Collins Line. (Cheers-)‘ That, paper
says : “ We take Mr. Pierce to be 0 lair rep-
resentative ol the opinions of Mr. (“alhottn,
Hand on that ground he will be it yatlllalile
ally ol the commercial policy of this emitt-
tiy.” Mr. Stanley touched biiefly on the
question of Protection, and the effect of
Pi'erce’s doctrines 01 Free Trade ul''‘’“ ‘"1"
prosperity, Wasliin.gt0t‘i, Adams, ,.l:':ii'erson
Jackson, were all Protecticnists. ttnil lli9ll"-*1
Tariff was signed by the fnimer in Plllla(lEl-
phia on the 4th of July. 1789. D098 Pl9”'€
follow these men? Not be. The Lomlnn
Times claims him as a British Free. Trailer.
The speaker glanced at the B-iiiiniore plat-
form, which he was much puzzled to under-
stand—and which meant anything or noth-
ing, as might be desired. Thence lVlt‘- St?‘-H’
ley proceeded to review Gen Pieice’s milita-
ry career, as laid down in the “ Life.” ‘At
' I Contreras he fell from his horse, sprained his
lmee and fainted; such were his services on
_ the first day of action. "Next day he iilmpetl
off his horse, ran 300 ynrtls-towarrl the ene-
my, gave his knee a twist and fell upona
brink in full range of the Mexican fire. At
Lildolino del Rey he brought his coznmtind
gallantly undei' the fire of the enemy 41%’
the fight was over! At Clieptilterier: his com-
,mand did gallant sert-'ice——bu£ (the some un-
.i,'0l'tll«nate “but” that Frank once spelt for his
fathrr) the General was sick in bed. Such
is the amount of the services ol'Gcn. FI't1tll{-
}in Pierce in thetented fit-ld. Afterihis, he
returned to New Hampshire and abused ti
large portion ofthe Anierit-.an people whom
he charged with giving ad and comfort to
Mexico. He also advanced some _nluiis for
ending the war, when three thousand miles
from the smell of battle. Is this the man to
hold up for our votes on the ground ol his
public services? [No ! no l] Alter, a sketch
(if the parentageand history of Col. Gt-altam
and the odious religious test in New-Homo
ahier, (a feature that iVIr. Graham strongly
denounced in North C2il'()ll[lFl,‘Wl‘l(?l"e it was
rejected in F355,) Mr. Stanley explained the
recent election, and how it;was- influenced
by the free suf_l't'a,tzc question. Btit Novem-
ber will tell a diff-‘en-tit story. He had no
more doubt oi North-Cai'ol'ina than of Ver-
mont or any other decided W'hig St.ate.—-
Gentletnen, Whigs of New York, (said be.)
you occupy an important position. The.
Empire State stretches its Briarean arms
ever the whole Union.
with great expectation. We gave your Fill-
more a\,no'nle majority; willfyoudo the same
for our G.-ra-ham P [Cries of Yes! Yes E] The
‘Vice Presidency is a point of ,,'~Il‘(‘fll impor-
tane, as we "learned to our chagrin in the case
of H‘yler.-' Wli-en we took.up Mr. Fillmore,
we knew-thtitwe had got ll ll)0l‘Ol.l~g_l’i Whig.
And now, if Death, the great loevclli-r,.
should take away Gen. ‘Scott, (which ‘may
I-Zoaten, prevent l) we hate one upon whom
_“_ ,,. . »
.'.' v.. -1. _
.
..L—--«-
beyond anticipation.
aitl Mi‘. (3.. let-
Tht‘-re may S0m9' '
\Ve look to you "‘
iber vote the Scott and Graham ticket. ‘
‘ we go.
Pierce won-’t. be able to muster ti coijpt_>ral’s _
we can confidently relv. - After the terribly
tetlious sessions of1850,I came to New-
ing,-.,.t_'tth,ei-c “Scott w" iv-iiililiiiiti being}
askedjfittid then llklnelw th?t,,:ytot1were true?
tqithe Union ; zfntl when Neth:-'Yiirk is true‘;
the Union is scé'ure'. But I must close; fl‘.
ain tires!--not faint— for.,:__I could;__. talk for
Scott and G'ra'ham_ al_th-ou§._l_i_ _l_},t:)_E!_I‘.' ,legs,. _W.t’|‘8‘.-
sprained. [Lang-h‘i‘é‘i.] Fellow Whigs ! go
“’ W0”? i.ll.01.ll..l!2t‘>’.._can. be done..tv3t-ll.01!.t.W0tl<-"'
liVllt‘1t'nl'E3’l'til.)er$ of Congress 080’! do. the
people can, politicians may plan, but unless
you labor all their plans will come to nought.
You have Loco-Focoism and The L07lil07t
Times arrayed against yo!)-.; _l)ut give-us exit’-1.‘.-
gy-fond ‘dc:'t;efrnii'riatio'ri and we~3shal_l triurtrph
' S Work faithfully, and
[Clteers,
your November triumph is certain.
long continued.)
~ From. the 1\'0'rUi ,li2€ric"a'ii‘iz'ncZ U. SS.-i'G“ciiellé".'
Speech. 103’ General Cass.
At ’1’tziiinio;n_i/ Hall. Se12tenibcr2d,l852.
Done into Ei'iglisli- froin the ljlet'uld's report"?
'It is good I'm us to be here’ . _
- It is good in come up to this-Halli
For ifwi: tltin’t work the liardest we can,
Old Wiitlicltl will ctirry oil‘ till.
It uoii’_t do the }\'lll;;S.l()_8lJllS9o
’We’\'e too iiiitcli dirty litit.-it ill. bomei
.‘Aud the people W0lll_(lllt‘.\’(‘r lJelle\'B
A word fun" Qtllflllpfl llliit b'li'O|ll(l CU.lll0.
[Here the distiiigtiislictl orator diresletl llllllfl
' his coat.] .
, I-l-HIGW \l'infir-.d, Scoi,t,atid.I lttmtfl
‘ He is able, and .woi'tli_v, and lmivci
Anti I c:tii’t say a \s"oi'd zigaiiist lllllh
Alllioiigli till your voices! crave
For Geiiertil I-‘ratililin Piei'cc:
Wlio never has done any hitrm,
Altlitiiigli iii the battle he liiinted,
BcfItlll>‘e it is so very \‘\'1l't‘lY).
the lltitttirzilile geiitlcniziii divested
ofliia Cl'iH'i1l..]v V '
lf of
tllcrei lllmsclf
It is very wai-in work you pei‘ceivc.
It's up hill work Speitltlllg for Fraiik 3
He's oppo.-‘ed to all the old 'l‘oiiib.-stutter,
To Ntilliliczttion, arid Batik:
The Bunk that great .]llCl\.‘O" destroyed 3
Jllllll't\tl1ltllS,LltVli‘ ofseditioii.
The Stamp Act ofoltl George the Third.
Anti Miitlistiii’.-: Treriity on “ Fi.x'liiii_g.”
(Here the lioiiotable getlllelllull divested liiinselfof
' _ his vest.]
W'hcw ! It's too hard for such an old Fngy!
l£rav'e Scott l'oit_::lit his great country's battle
And I, too, stood sliottldt.-r to 5-liotilder.
Wliilc llli('l\' the iron li:iil~storm did rattle,
Brit llt*VCl‘lll"lt‘.\.‘S vote for I’iei'ct~.-; '
lit-’s_t'IIub.-:oii’.< clioice" for its all,
Au-;l so. 1 iiitt.-t say. he is iiiitic.
, Dotti you wisli lie may gt-.'l it iicxt full?
[Here the lioti’lile geittlernitii divested liit!ISCll0f
his pziiit:ilouiis.]
Rt-pttblics, they say. arc ttngriiteftilg
. In my case the stoi'_\ 's it silly one;
'I’m tli:ii:‘.<l'itl_l'ur ttliitt I have got,
And I llit\'e’lI!gl)[ lt5~‘5lll1tll ti tiiillioii.
And wltt.-ii you liitvc l.\'t_ill\'(:(l all you know,
And \\'lll}.: priiiciple.-3 ever tlt.-ritled,
Perliiips ytiti iiiziyseti M r. Pierce
Cntiie as Neill‘ being Clt"(:le(l iisl did!
[Here the distitigiiislir-.il orator divested himself of
his sliirt ‘_l
And now let its all vote for Scott:
(l beg piiitltiii boys, I ln":tll Pierce ;)
But oh, 1l.i~',iip liill irorli is hot.
_ And in litiliire Illl iii:-.l<c iii_vsi.-l.":~'r‘:ii‘se:
I'll not 2-‘pi-alt for him iiiore, l.itt_y.4, tl:itt’s flat,
tint sen him it: Cot-eiitry r:ttlit-r.-—-
"lt’s ll wine (.'llllLl tlizit liiious his own fiillicr 3”
* R '39 10 ‘B Q
[Treiiiriiitltiuscheering. At this pcririd the Repor-
tcr l(‘fl,'-\lllle ti p:Ii't_v of t.-ittliit.~iit.~tio l)ciiiot‘i‘:thi
were tugging awiiy to gytll. offtlie old geiitluiiiuii’s
l.iouts.] '
D:-mticiratic Evidczice.
“Tl-ic iioiiiiiiatioii of Scott, \\-‘E15.’ an act of
f..-ll y. He has (I, -wca/5 siz’/_'1,/ /icaa’, 20/‘L.-‘Crri".i /2.5 lias
marl: so -izo./oriozrs t/rat all t/Le ‘2(?07'I(Z Anctzt-3 it‘
ln his ciiticcil. he itiiagiiitrs that he is it diplo-
matist with tlie if-t‘-n, and be has succeeded so
at'l.'Y‘ill'Zlltiy its to have altitost ruined his repu-
tation.”——Democi'(z!ic U//z'c7.i. ‘
Did C-oiigi'css bsrlir-.ve that Gen. Sr.'ott’s was
‘~'a vteillx’ silly li«~'ad,” when it p8é$t"tl a vote
of thanks, and voted him a gold medal for
his cminentservices in the-. War of 181:2?
Did l’resid-ziit i\-iadisun be.ieve that Gen
Scoiiig “as “a \‘i.‘(‘.'3.l{, silly ht-ad," vi-hen be
promoted him to the ranlrof .Vl:i_lor General ;
olii.-tr-tl him, at the early age of 28, it seat in
his Cabinet as Secretary of l’Var, and sent
him to Europe to examiuethe improvements
in military science, and conduct important
secret negotiatitins in regard to the indepen-
dence of South Au"-c-i’ica P
Did President Jticltson believe that Gen.
Scott's was “a VS'(‘«'Il\', silly head,” when he
sent him to South Carolina to quell opt,-n re-
bellion of that State against the laws.-,f the
United States, and conciliate. the Carolinians
by his wisdom and prudt:-iice, and thus save
the country from wiitiessing the horrors of
civil strif:-'2
Did President Van Buren believe that
General Scott’s was “a weak, silly head,”
when he sent him without an army to our
iiorthern boundary to allay, by his eloquence
and firmness, the strife titid disorder among
our own people con.-tcqueiit upon the break-
ing out of the Czinndiiin rebellion '3 ‘
Did President Van Burch believe that
Gen. Scoti’s was “a vi-ealc, silly head,” tvlien
he appointed him to conduct that mostiimp_tir-
taut mis.~'ion—the retrieval of the Chetoln-e8
the sticccs.-:ftil and liuin-.i'ne peifmmance of
which called forth profound adtrtiratioo and
praise from tilt: best and most talented men of
the Nation? .
Did Presid'eht Van Buren believe that
G't:‘[). Scott’s was “a weak. silly head,” when
he sent. him to settle the tliliit-tiliics between
the State of Maine and the Biiiislt Province,
growing out of the uiiseitlt-d Northeastern
botiritlary question?
Did President Polk believe that Gen. Scott
was “it \'~’e.al{, silly l]5‘ilfl,” when he sent him
to terminate the war with l‘v'lext'o, which a
reckless Locttfoco governtnent had needless-
ly brought lll.‘0fl the couritif,-".1
Did the Congress of the United States,
the Lcgisliitiires of the State of Virginia,
New Jersey, Kentucky, Lt)l]l.~:i8t]fl, and oth-
ers, lirlieve that Gen. S-:ott’s was “it weak.
sill'_v lit:-ad,” when by their- resoYuti0n.~‘,tltey
voted him special thanks for his valor and
the brilliant rritinncr in wltith he brought
that mtmoriible can-.r-aian to it close?
Here, then, we have the mist. unquestion-
able evidence, tuinished in the records of the
nation, of no less than four Dcmocral;ic Ad-
m2'm'sti'aIions placing the utmost rel mice and
confidtznce in Gen. Scottls qualitications and
ability I And now \\‘l1lCl'l are weto believe,
the iiiiscri lile, lying asseitions of the Democ-
ratic Union; or the recorded history of the
con mi y ?-— Bi'rt~r.l].92'd Ar_.g'z1:.9-.
. Good for Tlliieim.
David Steidcl and FIFTY other Germans,
of-Colcrain township, have become disgusted
with the corrnptions of locotocoism, and have
gone over in a body to the tiliig ranlts.--—
Tliey intend raising an ash pole to-day, at
the Colt-.r-ain House, and will next Novem-
So
if things keep on at the prt-'scn‘t'rate,'
guard by election) r.-l,'ay.—-C-i7tcz',=z7t4.’;'. afitlaé.’ ,
. .3: -It» -' -;...'. i . '
»‘..>t;,.:-ii‘
,_,.....-.-.‘.-rd-* "1
31.
York, and \}[€'t1't‘tO‘”"fl)e Oasrle‘(3artl,t,sh“. m€El- fi-
”vo_te.'d a tt'li5§ii;tickel-‘g-'i?f-.f_bl.l
-_in,sta_n!. O”NE’l-l”U’ND'RED AND" '1' w
STOP THAT BA—LLl_
-A Sign z7Lf1:!.'7t‘Z“l\L9;?/é1ra7l’l:a Worth Rem
' gtiiihcrats, who have ncv''‘,_
' t who now 20 for?
Show :it,itl.-(a‘x1tis.=tI.ii“'_r‘-,“,.', was held in Pellam,
ciiiiiitvyoii Sattirdav, the'f2ls‘tf-i,
. 1V
mecti
\.
:ovi‘nship,r Yoi.-kl
TAYACDEM OiCI3_.;Aj1TS' were present, who tails-’:
ed a‘ pole over one /tmzd-'red feet high, to which
.. .w.as.a.i.tached~.n--flags‘ on '\‘Vh'l(‘h"iS‘ilDS(“l‘lbé'(l‘ih " ’
large letters “SCO'l"IT, GRAH.-U.\l AND
THE.’CONS7l'l'l‘U'FlON.” ' f - '
, The whole affair was conducted exclusive-
ly by the Democrats. Not a whig was i.l-
loivetl to pat'l,i(,‘.iptt,te,i_n it, altho'tig'.li.a.nutiiber'
7wer’e.present‘5to witness‘the‘pe'r’fortuau'ce; ‘ "
‘ Vt7e understand that the Democrats assent-
bled had a most pleasant and enthusiastic
time of it. -All se_emed,to enjoy t_heiiisclves.
and boasted that there were plenty more of
.their Politicalv associates that .vro'ti'l‘d ‘"'£fl)'”l‘5l'i
Scott and Gr-aharn with as much zeal as
ttietnselves;—-1i'arrisbu7;g' TcZ€gI'ap/5. -' .3
1130-,-Yoice from In-
, _ fliztna. '
Every day bringsus news of theaidvunce
ofihe Scott column, and the accvssions front
the ranks of our opponents. Here is the
postscript to a letter on business from Terie
l-iaute: ’ ‘
“ The Scott feeling is all~ri,qht here. More
than ONE H_Ui\lDRED Democrats‘ lit.-re
will vote tor the Old Hero. ; 'ti'Vc shall carry
the day, cci‘tain.”—IiirZtrz7tdpoli.r Journal.
Still They Uo
iS'/ties Im'g/it 271. O/Ll-,0—SC0A$l Column For‘
1oarr£.——At'ricntl ti ho has traveled through
three counties not before alluded to in our
riotices, says :——“. There are rizany Der/iocraés,
and all of them are going for Scott..’.,’
A letter alluding to other-counties, says‘:
“ lfl arr)‘ not tiiiéttilreti, you will hear a ,<_rt)tid
-report from this district, and.-all 1/ii: grortion
oftfie State " .
Another letter from quite another part 0
the State, says :. “ Rest assured that the whigs
here are at worlr, even thougli they should.
make but little “ntiise and ‘(‘(lnlll_s'i0[).” ”
Another letter from antitlicr quarter, says:
“' The wliigs were never in fine;-r spirits. ll
the satiieatnouttt of ‘solid work’ is done by
others, as we are doing, the s'.iite.is. salt‘
enough for Scott.” ‘Solid work’ is the talk!
Another says, “ Our 'pr'ospi-cts ate fine.”
From another county a friend wi‘ites:-—-
"' The whigs are in‘ the best spirits, wide
awake, and-entbtisasitic} Look out for the
heel lzittd of tiliig thunder from this county.”
From another: “ 'l'lie yvliigs are wide
awalce. and quite spirited. They will do
b.tter than EVER bcéote ”
From another courity : “ We shall do ex-
ceedingly wt--ll——all in fine. spirits -all iii-
(lti.-:t.ritiu.~'.’, 'i‘hat’s the way to say it--“till
indtisii'ious.” ' -
From another: "‘Ol.? will turn rigltt
sideup, ifcxeition will bring it" about, We
believe wecan give at least 600 tiiajority. for
Scu‘.l.”. ' .
, , Ariotlxer county which gave Cass over 100
miijoiiiy in 1848, expects now to give Scott
“two or three htititlit-ti” tii'.i_iotity.
Another C0tll.l9_V \\~'l'ltCll gzive over 150 ina~
jorltv for Cass in 1848, irrltcs: “ This t‘t-tli‘t-
ty will be good for 'i'HREi:] l'lUNDF..ED
tiiajority for Sci.-tt'.”
Fret}: another‘ cotinty, S‘l‘.(‘-‘V any tlzcy ?u't nil
to iii-crease over the vote. of‘-4.8 at least {:00
and in all prolnibility cor:s?tlt=i‘ablc tt".'.it‘t’.“
Front another ,;outtl§/'1 T‘l‘.*¥lltl(.‘Olt.).'0 vote
will be much H-‘tlt}(.'t‘(l from l3-13——-iii It sin-
gle tov.'tisliip,'t'2l this c0l!t‘lt3',tl3t*_v exp~’ft:t ‘alt
Whig vote to gain 103 0‘-'6!‘ 18-it. "
This is tht’ story _ pr tiy ,«_3encrally- We
have heitrd of but fl-w t-ouiiiics \\llt't"l1 are not
in good cor.-dition --O/2.239 S.-‘rzzi: Jot/..ri2(z£.
2:?’ The (Jinczziiiizii. Enquirer oflast werlr
contained an tiiticle lietifltftl “ A Bowl of Hi,-t
Soup.” which staicil that iii ‘one of the largest
inanufiicttiringyest:-tblislinients in that city-—
owned by l‘v'litchcll ii‘. R.L’t)tfllt’l:l?Ul'g—~()ul of
nearly ‘Z00 men einployr.-d, not one would
vote l‘()l° Scott. , -
in two or three days the proprietors season-
ed said “ bowl of soup”Tt-. itii thetruth. 'l‘he_y
publ'is«hed a card in which they say:
“ We have takeri the trouble to. inquire of
every man in the cstablisliriicut his l'»t)litl(‘.~‘,
a thing we never bt-.ftire did. iiswe conSit'lt:r-
ed that every titan has a right to his own,
opinion in regard to his own politics and re.-
ligion. ‘We find that less than one-third of
our hands are voters, the other two-thirds
being either unnaturiilisetl forc.igircrs,oi' int,-ii
less than at year from other States, or minors,
So that the actual voters will stand 24 for
Scott, 18 Democrats, 4 Free S0ll8l'.‘-3., and 7
undecidi-.tl, or neutral. Add to the Scott list
ourselves, wetini-I that instead of being ail
Democrats, the Whigs are exactly two to one.
MiI't:ir:2Lt. & R.t.iiiii:LsI;L?it.';"’
Pierce Stock Gazng Up 1- The most con-
spicuoiise-tToi‘i to iiiatiiifiictuie capital for the
advaiiceint-nt of Mt‘. Pierce has just bet-.o
made. by The ‘Btilt.irnoieStin. It dvciares
with gravity and C« nsiderable vchctnciice
that an individtial who was wounded at
l_iundy’s Lane “i7i.a-rried Pivrcc’s sister."
It should have been added, that it is rela-
ted of he ga!l.»iti't s-iitlicr ivbo‘ .“ married
§’iei'ce’s sister,” that while still cllfliffltlg from
his wound, the grtttit'yirig fact‘ was continu-
cell to him that he was the father ofti noble
boy. -‘Call liim l'V'i7tjzTt:[r.‘l Scull .7” said the
happy father. [Az'i’2. Eve. four.
.472. A.c.cessz'on——-'l'lic Connecticut Organ,
an able pa;-er Dttllllalletl at ..'le:-idea in this
county, has dt-.t'i"ti-d its neutrality and is nainc,
and came out for Scott and Ci-raham, under
the title of “Connecticut \Vhi<,z ” lttronteitds
valiantly for the tvhig ctintlitlates. We
heartily welcome it. to the right side.
1’alt'adz'um.
Tl:ewlti‘g Po.-tin.-islet iii Killiiigly, liiia lE)‘§eH ar-
rested and held to b:iil,cliiit'ged \\'|l.l| piirluittitig Post-
;i_ge Szatrips. on their way to another ulfice. Utliei‘
P: clitiges. passing lhl‘t’)tl,gll that ofiice, have met it
siiiiilar li-ite.—ll.r:cis'ri-tn. _
We" ‘know that it in not impossible for a
trhig to couimit a crime, even that ofmuider
-—but we venture the prediction that our pris-
on records will show th-it seven of eve.i~y ten
persons convicted ofyarious critnes are Loco-
/ocos. . We did not know the political cha r-
acter of the Posttiiaster at \Vest Killing-ly,
when it was lirsl announced» that he was ar-
rcsted oua charge ofstealing Postage Stamps
.¢-nor did we give the subject a tb..ughi
‘until the Register was mcan- enough to pub-
llall the above iaraaia uh Statintr that ‘ the
_ l H l‘ 7 P 1‘.
IV/iz_.;r Po.-tmasier” was arrested, &c'. N . w
- we have ascertained that tlic'Postmaster afore-
sai_d',__nai=n-t.-l_y,. J. P. Cl)i’ttlitl9el'lt:ll1,- is not a
‘vVhi;_'r,but‘as'inight have been supposed, a
':I.J0C()‘{()'C‘O_-—:l«hC, agent. of a. Locofoco newspri-
"per—‘-and so full of zeal for Piert-.e_a.'id King
that he attended the late Democratic _Ma;‘s
l,\"le,e,tingiatt.Hillsboro. New Hampshire.
I _ 3,“, ,-.2,‘ , ~.; :;.7\i&7.G;.-fill!‘-é71=~'?I)a[lachit!in,
il
.4. ,.-..~.-....»
‘.1-'
',_.
..l.9t|.‘<’. F‘. .'l‘.itui.inui.r.. of--Stonington,
1- If‘:-.'. ' _ :‘ V“, 1" y
i‘ 'It1esda?;§‘,« sept.,i*;.-Eg, l§52‘_'.9‘:.,
‘its u Pivot-'"i‘i‘ Ycgfgfi Fl§§:pW l\l".’;i‘,.{" "
i g,_,_,.l‘_l,01_itiI,1£1.ti.t1n_S. . -
FOR Pit’r.sinr‘:i\"r."
FIELD SCOTT ,
Of New Jersey.
WIN
Fort Vit:i«: Pitt-:s_iur:.\"r. ,,,.__.
.-:W‘II’il3iI'At7I A; G-ii‘-t.iti‘i’itiit-,r'
Of North ‘at olina.
V FOR Pli.ESlDEN'l‘l'AL ELECTORS.
-lgitac \V. S'I*tJAtt'r. of I-lartfotd, E/PC1078
E "at" large‘
.loi\'.i'i'itAi\' P... FLYNT. ol Ttilltind. '
CiIA'iJ.\'ci-:1‘ J EROME. of New Eleven..-
\Vii.i.iAM FISH!-)P.. of ’l‘lioiiip§.oii'. _
Nrznso-.\' L. Wiiri-it, of Diintitwy.
.v.‘.~- '2
shire criiiita MASS coitfir-N'ri0Ni
OF THE Fl‘t.lEND:3 01’
Sonic 4% @’9‘€Ei.5€.F)ii?@- f
\VH'ERE.-“..‘5- lt)" it vote oliottr Shite Con-
veiitioii, lllB'\VlllQ Si”.-.ll’P. Ctiiiiiiiittec were (ll-.
recte-.tl to ‘call .1-iiiiss Mmilitig of the ft-tends, of;
Scott‘ and Griilitiiii at such time ‘and place its‘
said Coiiitiiittee should tlesigniiito; 'I‘lic.i‘¢=.l'tii'o
we lioieliy give notice that such it Mia-2-5 Meet-
ing wil‘ be ltoiden air, the city of New Haven. 0“
T‘iiestiiiy the 28th inst. C0!lHlll- ncingiir. 1llit.m._
Utft every town he i'eiii‘t=..~gettté*d.——\Vliigs ‘ol
Coiincc.tit:ut wheel into the line of battle.’
Distiiigiiisliotl spc:iltei's froin other States as
well as our‘-owii. will be [)l'(’.St‘lli'.
- . (.\‘!gnet.l by Shite Central Coiiantiitcc.)
I'lzit'tl'ot'tl, Scpteiiibct' Silt 1852. ~ ‘
s.
W/z2'gs of the glorious old
-lt/L Dz".sM'z'c£,, remember the Ziliyzssf
Coizvérztion to be Ito/(Zen at ZVew
Haven on T2z_esdag/ izérct, one .u'ee/5*
from to day. ~ Let (Z few Zczzdizhig.‘
l3V/rigs in mar’; town mice .65 upon
I/aemsclves to ma/re arraiigeiizeizts to
get out t.7.:e_ir fr-ie72rz’s and. nieig‘/tho/-3
to go up 2'0 t/tat mass gal/2e/“hag in
jullforcerzzzrl-71217/iibgrs. Leif -n0t..cc
A sir2g.’e fawn of the whole Dr'sh'ii;zf go
21.72/‘cp2'14.s'erz.l(-“(Z F/‘izcrzds 0/ Old C/zip-
. pezctz, Lu.’ (2 /cit; c!r.ry.s are left in to/lti.c/ii
10 77z.rz/re 7‘(.°(zi'.lg/ ,2"/ze grr.-rat 5i.‘rzzg-
, is at i’it<z.ru‘.l, rmiil but (2 5/107! zimc
’?‘L’.’IZ(I2il2-.5‘ in 7L‘/I2.Cf71.150 .9-we/Z Hie z.=ici’02'y
'26?/52:6/L sI'm.7l;).’./2.5811/2.9 Iicro of Law.-
(773/5 Lcme 1'22 2‘./2.6 I’/mirfczzrférzl C’./zzzir .’
@ %i‘‘‘'‘‘“'-'*.’~”‘'i~
,u-,\'.".
T/is C/zi',.r.»,i2i>'zvr1. 052:2: wit’! be ad-
dmsszzrl {U-?i‘Z07‘7'0'I£7, l«'Veicr.';r-zesrtity, eve-
-n'£2ig_at 7 1-12 0’rJ[0c/.: at d-'z"cz2'2T7zc 1151.31,
by .1cunr-.5‘ F. BaZ2c0c.1.'., Esq. Edilor
0,/‘tire Ne~zv ffrzven Pallarlefznn, and
Chauncey Jerome, Esq. 1Vc-to Ha-
ven. The pniiblic are inzrited to at-
zend. Come one, Come <11’!
'l‘}i'E §‘RO'§?ti£CT.
The iiitelligeiice wliicli now greets its from
all pztrts of this viist l'(‘])tll)ll(Z, is of the most
clieei'iug clitii'iictet' for the liiotitls of Scott. and
Gfilllttlll. Even front flftzfiie to Ciil'tl’oi'iii:i the
sliotits of Scott and Vitttoi-y i'evei'bet'iitt-: witli
the touting biltows of lhe two n1l,‘_;l)i_V ottezitisl
The great X-Vest greets the gl:-id tidiitgs and
rolls down lier cntlitisiastit: shouts ol Triiuitpli
with the ii'i'csislithle power ofher iiiigliiy rivcis.
Oti the plains which were the witnesses of
his patriotic tlevotlon to his couiitry, and wliere
liolotiglit with the very lift-‘s blood sti'e.‘2ttiiin_t_;
frotii his side, in del'ei'ice of his coitiiri'y’:i honor,
it set-,itts as if there was not an oppositig voitze.
The liitrtly b:tt:k woodsizieii whose rities llit‘-’6
so ofieit been leveled at the coitiimiiid of our
brave nomitiee,'sccin uiitiniinotts and unboun-
(iedin their devotioti to their old leittlcr. The
gctierous and piitriutic li'isliiiieii are leaving the
tlciiiociatic rattles by tliousztutls and going for
tlir-.' tried friend oflrelitutl itud the Irisliiiiziti l
Tens ol'tliot1sitiirls oftlie hottest prudent Ger-
man citizens of our liititl are shit!-tiitg off the
sliiicltlos c.-l'locofot;oisiu and going eiitiiusiitsti-
cully for Scott.
In our own state, the \Vlt':gs are active and
Ui’\'l'l‘l>2D l \Vo know of no locitl qimstioiis
\\ liich can possibly divert the \-Vltig streiigt ll of
Connect.it:i.tt this fall. Scott will carry this-
S-ttile by :1 triutnpliitnl: iiiiijoi'it.y. But brotlier
\-Vliigs ! it little eli'ortt. 51 little I~Vurlr, will do it
great deal towards szuellirig rlitit tii:ijoi'it.y.' Do
not let ll coiisciousiiess of sweeping our state
occasion the loss tifii single vote tliiit. lioiiest
e.fl'oi‘t cit ii secure. Connecticut Wits cai'i'ietl for
lulnrt-isou in ’40, for Clay in '44. for (ion. 'I""ti_y-
loriii ’4-8, by good ivlitilcstm-to iiin_i-orities, but
let us cost inside iill tiitrio__t' c0t)sl(lUl‘i1il0l]sltl)(J go
to work, with it uiiit;r=d lroiir, and work till the
day oftritil comes .'—Cii'i'tilitte the tltictttiients,
spread the iiiftwititition ht-l'tii'e the people, and
we shall not be a.~:liiiined' to-cmiiparc it-iit_i.oi'iti'es
with our sister Sil|t(’S‘i
“' R!i'll_\', ye Wliigs, so good and true,
VVlio ll:l.l-gl-ll of old for 'l‘ippecttiioe ; a
Arid-lii'.'tvi-ily stood for l’l6i:l'_Y Clay 1‘-
\Vheu fraud and slander ruled t.-lie day l”
EEE? \Vo iiotit etliats our friend Swan has got
his store well filled with all the vtiriotis -ptii':t-
pliernalia of an extensive 'Siiddlei'y -and Bur-'
ncss estiiblislimeiir. Swan’s is the place‘ for
bargains, its you might l-;ur_=w'.i'i°oui his being 8'5"
“tout” t:‘il(l€.'Of‘l.l‘t'E‘B'l‘itlg0.._ . -A.--’=‘f-"T
'n
“r
3
?gl§?es,'i(zL'o ILu1_td,‘rc‘El
7., , . , rm -3, .< " ‘ii. #59’-
;-‘EV-l'eirt t it tits filly} G RA5E§'.U 1‘§l°-"" ‘13,}_-MY lj‘,,° M
'i'li’ie"3'in"e'”sii-$i25‘ eiicli, and $75 l$_ ,¢llYl.<l°d —l,"i_°‘
' q 5?"-H-\'Ve regi'“'el‘ to leitrn llio. Sltiltlflnv dem
'-‘Gothic Igliilll 3l6' Bro'udi.v:ty,~New York. Ari-l._ail.=0.
. -aiyrfielyd-':'_Ci6l'_i”n1itiy.i Rtttt-E1;
._ tipd ‘ :',C,(:)lll,jE§l_.,., ,' , j'itl,<;__v,e
Ctfi.-'7§i)i;l-tlie“§i*li,3 6t,h,l,V,}‘h-‘?an£l,:',58t-ll of &tobel§,—
rs, ifihich is ydiiiidetl S
“chain to ctinifii$i‘itot's l’Il’o‘it1‘ any S’t?i"t'é' in the n-
ion and Ctt‘nr_i,t,ltt_;.__,,.:-l:.ll9.,._.IZ£€.ll1l.l1J31...lS..§350.,..atbo:
six sm_tt,|l’ei- - ‘pi'e-litiiuriiis. i Tltfil ‘7l’l6‘Vi"'ei lnillilll
takes place on Tlitirsdtiy. Oct. 7th. at 10 0'€l’l<
A M. Last ye.ai'tlici'e’were Q8 ct)tiipetittii's.
__'.l‘_llqse_wlip, .\,VllS_li'l0:.(?0i1‘t_}l§l§“l!l Plffiyitig. (eith-
'e.i"§' '\viili"o"(e'ii' oi‘ hot’-zes.) must send their
names and one dollar to the Secretary of the
tier that the ground may
be laid out fol't1 sum?
cientiiumber. ~- ' ‘ “ ” “
‘I
_.'l»lh_ere is not even an in't?l—li§!9"l “lliit-’;l~.“
thi’s"t'own, wlio belit-t“'6'js“’llie above m,al1ciO.tJS5-
lt‘.$ll’llltllltinii-.Dt’mCC7‘(lt.' _ ‘ ’ _
* @°'l‘lie‘i'eisno‘?iii-zitiiiiitionfnliotttit. \Ve
; \i’lll'_,nt)i be let .so.easy. \V0_ .-made apasi.-_. -.
lji'-re asscrlioiz, omit the itutltoi-ityof it locolbco-. -
oui~tlispo:ial‘zo‘?2ac1c 2'l|.'up'.i , _ - ‘ . _ ,
ise
of: Walter ‘.Vltitri:t-fy. 'E.sq., titre‘ oftlie most en‘-_
fel’[Jl‘lSlng',llLl$l]lcSb men of Darieo.
‘ 1-?’ \Ve ll-l'_(,3 glad to lt‘.ttt't]‘_lll.Rt our article lirisi
liatltlio desired clfecr 0f'Si§l'll}|)lng.ll]0 grub of
.Wliiggei'y 'fi'on'i the M essrs. Ht_l_lfl‘&l «Sc Citlltotin
under which they have so long tissityeil to -play
into the liztiitlsof locofocoism. Tliey are tJp‘e'in-
ly receive-d into full coiiiiiiuttiott. by the last.
A‘ca'use must be bail intlt=..et,l, when ,men.
descend s0 lo-w,,in their eniltzavors to nianu-3
lecture politicril'ca'pii;il !.—-],)t'mocrat. S‘ " '
I-37“ Our opinion of you, exactly, noiglibor,
to Un(l(‘l'l4lill](l, that we are not "to be d'ivoi'te-tl
from it sti'.iiglit fo_i'wttt'd ttdvocac-._v of the claims
of. Gen. Scott, by tiny provoking ussuult; front
your feeble bittteiiefis. \Ve pulilislied tliei let-
ter from Detroit, in our last... from it man and it
dettiotmit. or one vt"lio'tilwity.~i has been recog-
nized as si.cli_b_\t your iarty, and” lie is l‘88[‘0'..‘l
-tile-.foi‘ th,_iit., .’l_‘lio stiiteiiietits_ctiticertiing Gen.
Pierce’.-5 ititemperaiice. were tirade to us by an
eye witiisss,_ who ‘ioasttctl of the exploit its ex-
hibiting hi.-is sinarlncss, and -- r'apacit_1/"V" tllsn, we
pi-esiiiiie. But we never strike it fallen foe. its
you are down and beg so pit:-ously, we will let."
you tip. Your roaring dissolves us, and here-
after we l)lt‘tlf'6 you tliiit any peiaoti-il 01‘ ollinr
:i.v;satil_t_1tpoii us lfroin you. shall tint lrrovoke it
\Ve llt‘.‘.'(9 ito war of pt-tj_stii_iitlitie-3 to
\‘l.'5l-goA.fl,glilllst"yOLl O|‘,y(,)’!ll' cittitlitliile. Gen.
l'opl_y'.
Pei-Ce". llltl-.‘lit.l5)~t~i for the place for ivliiclt
liestantla nomiiiated. is so piilpaplo, that it re-
quires iiotliitia else to en=iii-c his defeiit; til-
t~lioug_lili_o tn:-t~y;,; .-be personally v‘ii'lii‘ei'itblo all
O't"8l.'.
, MAm'itr.:.ons.—-Dtii-iiigthe Mtnriitiiii‘ war, Presi-
(lt’lll Polk iti:itl_e .~ttiidi'y sctircs of Loct>foco.~‘, and
pr-.rtiz:iii.~‘_t:‘ol{iii»ls :iiirl,2c.iictal-'. .T_li,t~y were up
iptlll:iiP(i lH",Cil.llSt.‘ they iivnrc Li‘-cofoco-‘. tittd. tiniiiiiigz
t-.l-c. Now llll? Lttcol'o':.o p-tpt-.rs are ptilili.-zliiiig
lniiz liSi.~()r the.-e .gcti'tlciiit-ti, with the asitittiirliiig
cniiitriciit that they are till opposed to Scott I--Nliait
izlioitld they lie? ‘
Soon‘ 1.‘? 18418-——TllCEIill'll‘Dl'(l Times. now
bet-iiting tlio wlii_:; on .l(ll(ltll6- wiilintit,. ptttise or
scriiple, spol-;e of him in 1848. as the oiti~;A'1‘
M.-t.\' ofllie 1‘-I exictin war. After c.ntli=:t‘voi‘ing to
tllSpl‘ll'flgO Go-tteriil 'I‘ii_yloi' by it coiiipiirison it:
is Enid : ,
lf not lionnrniitl ratittitle at least let this ‘7l‘P7'll
_ 9 7‘
C0_mlni1l‘l!.lel' li:.vo tiliat his - battles have utvt-in
liis couutr_i'—l’r..tci:. It cannot be rzigh/. zit
tiny iiirm In dis/rrrnor I.-luv wl.-itr: /trtirs n/‘(I ’Ufh"I'(77)
4-liiaf. rviiiisc /'1:/sluts been syicnl. in //If‘ sc-‘r1;7'w'rf
his i-071.22/ry anrl itibo /in: C()IL/‘I’/'f)U/6” as nun-Ii /.0
her lzoiiar and a,cgi-miclizx-mt-7:/-.rzs any ‘I.’lfZ7'l lit,‘-
i.72,fI. DilTL-ting HS we do l'i'oin Getter.-il .‘.~‘t'r-tr in
ptililictil views. we lirivo iievei'tlie.le.=x.< itltvays
tltoi'-itiglily loiitlied and rlr-ttvstt-il the ti't=iicliei'y
and nteiitiness iliaplziyi-.tl by his |‘l'-Ill)" towards
their‘ most tlistiiigtiislietl tlLll,l,et‘PI)i'..
lé? \Vo lizive olicti Sl‘-Olifill in strong terms of
coiiiinetirltition of lliti Diigti't>.i't=otypes l'lli‘tt) by
Mr. Au.-'teii oftliis place, .l\PCtttl$B we criiisitlcr
him the roost" peifoclr _0l)t‘.l'«'tl0l' we l')tlVt-'9 over
met. It was. it pleusitro to us, to liiid tliis opin-
ioii conlit'i'n9d by it inticli be-ll'(-‘l'jt1t.lgP than on -
sr-lf. ltl Loiitlon, who after cttititnilly exiiiiiitiiiig
one of Mt‘. A‘.-i piiztitrcs. in our lto.-x-iessiou, pro-
nounced it. the nzo.s§pi:r_/'cc£ spcriincn of [/10 art.
/ie ever saw.’ _Jul)tl_§' Bull had to own up bent !
' 'E.%cttc=zi-zit ail. §'a§3iu.g Got.
A rcliiibln frir-.tid from Citiciiiiiiiti ivrires to
the Ohio Slain Joiiruiil, llIl(l6l'l.llIl’0(.|l'l'.l:v8_13lll,
" that One I-Iumlrca’. and 1"arl_i,t- Tun German
this moi'iiiiig iii the Vol./rs/ila'Il. a Gt‘l'tllRfl
Dr-.it‘.oci':tr.ic . [ii’ll)€’.l', detiutiticing the Mttiiiii
'l‘i'ilie, and (le(:ltlt‘ltlglllfllill10yi\’S'lli Vote The
'i.Vliot‘o WliigTicltet.” Boys. do you here
that .7 .
ES?’ Mike ‘tVal-sh has been iioiniiiatetl for
Coiigrcss by the Deinocrnts of New Yorlv. City.
V Posting the Books-
l‘v}'isso:ii'i. lowii and Miiiiie are the only
States wl_ii‘cli have yet clot.-tetl tllembers to the
next Coiigi-o.-s. In the year of Gen. 'l’;i_vlor'.~3
tilt-utioii, tliey chose I/tree ¥Vliics to eleven
Lot-o Focus. but one ofilie three \Vl1igs (D.
F. Miller of Iowa) was clieated out ol his seat
by the sttrtilitig of the Kunesville poll-book. so
that the rcluriisslootl——-\Vliigs I-zoo; Opposition
.twr,-I-ve. Now tliose some States have chosen
sir: \Vliiga and seven. 0ppo.-itio’n. \-V6-‘()tlll"l‘.l1l8
it fair l.»e.§,iniiiiig‘. Keep it up !—- Tribune.
flq;-.'F‘tie Di-iiioctatsali claim" an over-
whelming inaymity "for Pierce in T New
l‘l?lm,'iSlll|‘P,-— why "could not the same men,
that vijill give this oveswht-ltriiiie ti’iuj0t‘tly,
have abolished‘-the Ciitlioltc test?
CON'3:'U:'ilP'l‘lON’SPREMONI'l‘f)I{lES.
A re Coitglisj, Colds lllfllll.‘.liZ.'-1. llrur_icliiti.=. tiglitiicss
oTttie C'hest.”p:iiit‘iiiilie leli .~iilt-., low fever. and
ma-iiy otlier syiiiptoti.-i ol‘lil<t.- cii.ir.~tctci'. Then come
'l‘iibei‘t-l.-is in the Ltiiigs. di-tirgtmiztttwli Pl'0-lttIti_oit..
nfilic pliystcal power;-. and soon the scetie cltisce.
'l‘li:it they iiiii_v not weep wlieii too liitc,-lctihe
frit-.titls of the sitzk be vi-;il.'iiit at the outset. Tliiit
its r-lfect have been all but tiiiiucultitts even in ex-
ti-nitit: crises we litive testimony uliich 'it:c_i-_etlttlity
its-elfcitti .-c':ircel,v doubt. TRY IT. 5'11 llfsl. fetid
.t‘ie evitletice. You will titttl itiii the puniplilet in
every Ageiit'.~‘ hittids, . -
CAU't‘l()\-—-N(3tle-gt'l|lll‘tle, «'.l‘llleS5 there is on the
bull‘ ti‘ap_ it-r. it note ofliuiid.sigiied with it pen. by
A. L.‘SC VILL & CO,” ‘
Ftti"'s'iilé'liy Ail. Sc,u_vill,&_Co.i. at their depot
Society before the 27th of Scp§emb_e.-t','_iu___. oi"; 3'
C. .-P.<r:Rsotx5L incorrect
geiit-.i'ally pooir,--we.‘ :tdmil,')' w__lidse name is at."
1 i ~
Fttrmer, and we have iioiv iiotliitig l110“l''(§'f_E)iS'itr3''.‘ .
and its for ouiselves, we desire you (ll5ill'ICllj‘V
Dcnzot-ta/5, oltlie l,0lll wartl iiloiic, canto out.
.:1lfit'ttl,.'li,£'__.b.
\fi)titl)'Nor\viilk.—1‘2th inst.. by the Rev 4
.25’, ., -- . _ -._.-.. , t- , .53. 1-‘. j jigltt, Mr. George W. Day to Miss Am
,l)§,§T,.',Bfll‘l)l1t1"I."ll)'§z.iaBl'e$lE_§nt,df tligig‘ sot.,ty',.z,,,,' G"ms,m,,‘_. ’ -
]y§Cl'lI‘ist’S Clturcli., Tiiri'_yt.own. 15th, by thi.
ReiZ:".',D‘,i-. Crt-igliton, J‘ S. Moi‘,~zttti of Pnkeep
Sleiwdillltllfl L, ditugliter ofCiipt J . S. Odel
of ’l‘ti,ri-vtot\'.ii._,._t _......,..............-.-it.»
..--;~.-~.~o. -"rt? ~ . , . .. - - - ‘
. -y~.-s A-It
m tacit.
ln this town, FlOl‘l?ll(:fl L. "Kmipp. aged
year and 7 inns; also Atnellit A. Rtiytnotidi age
about "6 years. t
In \’v'estport. 16th. Henry Nash. aged
years‘; Jivli, Margaret Ryan. aged 6_\e:irs. i
lii \Vi|io:i. 1'7tli. .lo.-fepliitie j-It-ltiiesi, itged lbw,"
;A_.t _l_3usli\__vijclt.i L’. :]’_..»_§f]4fllg’E Mr. Elias An-ii
dt"e.'ws. tigi-id 70-'=-fui'in'e'tly of Esgrling. lil
C
(‘.5
, .. At. 1;§-itt.sttion- ‘
U‘KSU’AN'l‘-to. .211!-0l'tll’.l'*('ll' the Court or.,_.__
PI‘Qlmte_f0l‘.=l_‘l)9_._ Di.-tigict ,0f‘__l_V0l'\Vllll{, wi
‘lite stilt! . at P'tib|i_jc Auction. on Tliumltty. theil-
‘23ll'day"of‘Scple'tnliei', at 10 c't:loc|; A. M..
tlie,,pt,—i's,o___git_il pi-opetty:of‘§Gei°sliotn B. Smith
late of itlotjtviillt, in‘anitt'district"tlec’d., ccusis-'
l.ll1g_(?i:__1 pnii3'ol' Oxen‘, 8 Cotvs.-J": Bull, 4 two
year‘ nltl,[-,Io.il,t=.ts. -5..-'5:t:M'criuo--Slzeep and 4
:S’\_\fl‘ll8.[ Also l.()x Cart." Flows,’-Cliiiiiis. Crow
bitis. Hi_ty__Riikes.- Furl-s.~1' Hity-1_. ess_ 1 Co
.'~ilic-l,lci;_ttiid_. other Fjlrllllflg Uteti:-‘iila
Plt-tts_ut'o‘ wiitzgpiis. and _Hiti'iie_ss.‘.tog ,
ti large quantity of Hottst-liold Furiiit ‘*9.’
_ti v-.ti'iety_ of_t)tli_oi' _u§_el'u|.'u'i't.icles not ennui
ted.’ ‘ Siileto liiko plaice _tt_t,tlie latte I'e.~'lrl¢-min of
said (lElC‘(l.2.: vrlien tlie cond.tions of sale will to
tnitde letiowii. ,
SA'.\lUEL RICHARDS,
_ 'l‘ll'EO'DORE _S1‘tIl'l‘H, - g
‘ ~Sep.'14tli.185'2.‘ ‘ ‘L ,
Savings’ Society.
,.:_. =;;._—_.._.,-__j‘_,j" .Z?{oi:1L'alk;:..St-pt. 1711;. 1852.
.. All-tleposila .mn(l'e_~ pij'evibii's"to'1.~t October.
-'\,vill_ (3l.)IIlll‘teD,cé dt'uwir1ig_,_itit_ei'est Oct. let.
1352. ‘ ‘ ' "rs \VArti\'i;n. .lr..
‘ ' A b'c‘c'3/ and Trcaa.
Notice.
\« TH E aiiniia-l.';, trier.-ti.ii'g"-til‘ the First Schotl
.S.it:iety of _No_i'wiilk, vtfiill;bo‘._litéltl.-sin the 'l‘otvti
. Hall. on" Mtttitliiy‘the.-ii!75_li d”y..‘d.FSO[)lelllb(!r,
Ad mini
trutorc.
‘Ii-r."~ 't-
. ..
.offit:ci's‘astliet l:ttv‘tlit'e.'ct.~o.‘ "' ,
H it] N HY Si‘: L L ECK. School ’
\.Vi\l__. CC_(),l’-,l£R MEAD, Coimiiitto
,SP])".‘_l'.7ill‘, "1852." ' ._.
..=1‘ ‘
_'4 .
.7
. .'.l‘h'e lioim-.st.eiitl. lit-loiigiiig to . rs.
_ _Abliy lloyt. lieittit:il:u|_ly nituttted upon
tlio liiigli fuotiiitls atljiicetit, to the villitge of So.
i\’oi'w':itll<.' mi! Noi'otoi‘i '-H-ill. so (‘.illlHl. ‘Said
lioiiietitt-iid contiiitis lll)fillI_S€VB.l‘l ucrcs of good
'l1lfD(l’, wt”-.ll‘tslocl.t-tl -'=w'itb clitiics-. fruit, d-:t-.., it
coiiilortttbln dwollirig. bttt'ii.,ttiid ‘ombitiltliiigs.
‘ti liitzli will bt- sold jrhcap itiitl. on ttt;i-oiiiinodn-
ting teriiis. ' Also six acres of good land, lying
near the iihovo- plitce, wltit.-li will be sold with
it. or suite-i'iit'e‘=l_\-', its iiiaiy be (lo-‘tired. This
pi-opt-rty ovriijltit.-ks" -‘Long lsliiutl Sottiitl. and
wottltl iiiatilm n,voty- [)Il€i|‘S_f.l_llf. -uiifi t'lf'.:.~"ll'tll)lO
cmtiiiry S(3tll,'lf)l‘ if Cil.y'getill‘P‘ii1."tt.i. .. ,or fut‘-
tltcr tmi'i‘:i-izliirs t-.i»quii'e. of \Vm. O.‘ eitrtl, or
of l’l‘IlS.,Alil.iY llUY'l‘. on the promises.
Supt. l7il'i. IP52.
Wislrici of lVcs/port ss 1'rub_t1te .Courjl. Sep-
.. .Ietii/2.:''f-13’.’zr.''1£:’5?.' 1' . - -' A
S'l‘A'l‘..E of SA B:".‘>l] S'l‘RATT()‘1. late
-' til‘\‘.’. S7[7i;ll‘i. S iii -fnicl di.~ti'ict, (let.-‘d
'i.‘liu court til mtiliitto f(‘=l' the Dlsl|‘l(:t of
\Vt-:*i!prii'l ltrttli l'iinitei.l and itllowetl six llt(Pl)lll8
from the r.ltit'é*3lit_-i'etif for the ci'ot_lit,tiix-_til‘ said
lfistti-1'9 to exliiblt their trliiiiiis for st-tiltetiieiit.
’ ‘lio.-=e wlio lI(\§,';l{"(:l'. to pi'cseiir their tictrotints,
pi"t.ipoi'ly iittestt-tl,'ivitliiii Stlltl time. will on da-
biirred a i'ecovoi'_-.'.' 3t38
A LVA GRAY. Adtiiinisti'atoi'.
' ifiienbed to Sell Gr:-Lt.
l]l§i$lO(3l{ and lixttt'i"‘t-ts ofa well fitted up
Satltllci".~: shop. in the C(’.llll'0'Orlll0 place
and as desititble ti sitiiation as can be folllltl in
the ‘State. the stock is sitiiill, but it ,‘100tl as-
."Ol'llllPl'tl.. Otto \\',ll~'.lllllQ'TI') liillriw tlittt busi-
iir-ss woultl tint l‘i_ti_tl it inxii't'+(lc~ii-iilile pliico by
lUf)l\lll,f_',, the t:o_itt:t.t;y. tlii'tii.igli. . 'l‘lie--n has heart
it llill'll6':'»5_SllUl) in the plaice fin‘ more iliitti 12
ycitrs. ’l‘|ie reason foi'soliiii;;_ out is on at-t-oiiiit:
of |)U(l_l‘ lietillli. .l()i;lN NUYES.
l‘iew Ctlnittttl,-igépt. jlfitli. 185:2. -H38
. .~-~ - -——— -
To-Efisllsners 8:. firess Eiilalzcrs.
'l‘t'l E stibst,-iibei' hits it ltirgs front robin with
licclibom :itl_i.iititng it. ovei his store. Wlli('lt ho
is tltisii'otis of ictititig, and its the villiigzt-. is rn p-
clly lt)f:l't”i!SllJ_'__', in popttlittioii. and the location
tlticemciitsto one lllOi'Uu,'__'_llly acquuinterl with
ll1!‘2tlJIi'v't-) business. For l'tiittiet'|iiti~ticti!:trs iii-
qtiiin t;-1'" ., J~..-M. B-ARl.\iUM.
Bi-tlieil, Sept 13th; l'i>‘5L’I _ 3t38
Bt'iilgeitt)t't F;it'iiit-r pl;-'ii~'n r~ot,it7 litmus.
Uzlstrict 0/ i.V'U‘I'lL’Ill/C so I’.-‘abate vtjutul.-Sep-
tutti’,-r-r 18!/L. ’
_‘,‘t S'l‘:\'l‘lC of SllADRACH LOCK-
WOUD. litre of t\’ew Catiiiiiu in said
lllSlllCl’.(lP(3Bi‘l:-ell. - V . _
'l‘lie Court of Probate forfltlio tlisti'ic.t of
Not-tvalli, liit'li limited and allowed six iiiontlia
frotii tlie.-date lieieor". for the ci'titl‘toi's of said
Estate tnoxliibit. for seitl_eiiie_t_tt._.-{Fliose who
iit-.;_;|et-t'- to 'p‘reéaeiit‘- t.lieii"-*accIiii'ii't.§_ ]._)|'Ol)6l'lylIl-
tested, .wil;liin Sltillyl-lmt’,E' will be 'ilebtiri'etl it re-
covery. ‘All l)8l'.‘~:()tlS iiidcbted tqsiiid Estate,
am i-t-qtig-st:-tl to ttialte iiiitiictllato piiy_titent to
VVM. A-. LUC_K,\V()OD, i\iltiiiiiislt'ulor.
New Ciiiiaiiii.3Se,pt. 28th, 1852._ _—_~38
District of Nrrrtcallc ss Probate Courl, Septem-
‘bar 18//-l. 18552.
§_,‘t S'l‘ATE of RUTH H. BOUTON, late
ILJ of i\i0l'\Wtll-i, iii said district. (lP.'."(l.
The (,‘oui't of l’i'obttte for tlio'tli.~'ti'ict,ofNoi'-
walla, ltaili lltHl’(‘(.l and iilluwt-d'six ninittlis rl’(lll‘l-
the date liereiif. liir the creditors of said ’ E.-.l’.itl6
to exlitliit tlieir claims for $.t;'l?.lt"l))P.l)t-' Tlioset
wlio riegloct to piesoiit tlieii'occtiut'its. prepc-.i'ly
ttttcsied, with-iii said tiitre._\vi|l he (lt‘.blll‘l’6(llI
recovo-y. All persons iiitlobted to sztid‘Estute,
tire requester-l to riiztke iiittiierliiite pttynieut to
'GlL()lt_GE >‘-l!JY.i‘i-I GUR, Executor.
Nonvttlls, Sept. 18th, lS5‘2. V 33’
A __: H _, .,_.._ I. ..>_ ."..",:-,_..
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TH E_ whole of the Real Egtzite of the late
Josepli S. Bennett, _tlec‘d.' in \Vestpoi't, will be
sold at public: ttttt-tioii,oti‘ ‘the pi't-rritises, on
Weiliiestliiy the 6th -‘day of Oet(ib9l' next, at 2'
u’clo'cl; P. M., (‘lll)Slb[lng‘Ol‘_ttl)OUt 14 1|CI'8S of
land. on the was-tj,sirl‘e‘r:of. Cd’tn,io~ sti'eot,,with-
tliedwell-iiig house, and lml'l'I‘ tliereon—‘—about_"l5_
acres ol'lni_id- on the east‘ side of ‘said t-at'i‘eet'tTud
opposite the tlwelliiig liouse. mid about. ]‘6 :lcl'é§
Of liiiitl opposite the dwelling house of ’l:ltoiiias
B. Beii_i'i8l,l,.-. Ft-)l'.l,Ul‘ll"l8l' pttt'ti{t_:t!tlttI'S-enquire of
the siibsci‘ibei' or of Vt/in. -Bennett; Slcllilliri
lirttiist... N. Y, OZ-IAS i\il.-B-Eii\.NE'l-"1".; ;-1
\Voslpoi't, 5ept.,8tll. 18572. «. .39’. ’ ’3,l""'3_,8-
i'.lti\ir§tii7; ‘i«_:Lr7-‘strait-11.21-;Ni-.\*t.*.
Peed Gutters. _ _ ,,
THE sttliscribers are Ztgt-l‘D‘l’8,‘f‘0l' the _,exclu_ .
sivo sale-of the ‘X aiikee Feed ‘ Ctittor's,_iu thpe -.
fbllotviiig towns.‘ viz: Norwalli, ‘G-eem_iich,.,
5lanlf0|‘(l. Darien, New Ctt‘!‘li)it‘fl. _{\Yest_poi't:,.
Westoii. ;Wi-l-ton. -Radtlitigfi,‘“Ridgefield; _l_),a_uh_u-5,,
ry. Sliorniiiiz and l\'oi't= ii" {i'fi:-~l'ti.*" 'l‘,l—1'_’c.'~‘_t,3‘ .‘.(‘l_l1l';'-,',’
II
tors opeitite on a.n.'ct‘.?T.v4l;; Jt*.\\." pi-i'iiciplo.' it-nd-__
_.'~-.: . t..-.= " ‘i--an
=1.!iy.lq u_3g.- PT‘:-
rilr ..-ate in N~.si_-.v'pii.'oy .t'_A‘,i_y'eeii and w E Bissell,
‘,1’:-ic'ei-—In -l-‘a-rge’-bbttle5‘$l "‘I?!"r' six ‘bbttlcs for 355.
_,lll8 '.v:u'i'aiited, fai°_su,;.-:-.i'in/ t
cos li'o_tr_i,§',7‘ o,,‘.$.L‘2}5.t). ‘ -‘.:..'.:.~.x«iit. _
.' REET 6‘ ‘ ;,C"i£‘;TBRD~. 38
~1e52.iit4io'éiccii,--I’.-ij,M‘f.‘ for the choice o'=’-"
-F.OR SALE.
.x.
of the rooms very tle.-liitble, it ofl‘ei'.~ great in- '33
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