Mr. Speech IXcsponscs of the Whig CuiiIil:Meft. ic of the Louisville Journal IVailcd Territorial IJill Vot upon its Passage. The German 1'urlinineut. In Chamberlain's Washington 2 ilia na State Sentinel. Judge Chamberlain, one of the Democratic Sena- The mystery of Taylor's long delay in answering to tlic Counter. City, July 27. 118. FitANKioKT, June 23. After remaining in session nil night, and until a Mr. Soiron proclaimed the following "law on tho torial Electors, to ap- the Whig Na- Greensburg, Ind., July 27, 1819. spoke in this according the official letter of President of the o city, y, New-Mexic- L?mAL TI01LAKCC IS THE rICt OF LIBEBTY. late hour to-da- the Senate passed tho Oregon, creation .f a Provisional Central Power for Ger- pointment, "Slaughter-House,- To the the Coon Skinner : I see in a on Saturday last. His speech was able tional " is at last fully explained. Editor of and California Territorial bill, by a vote of many " 44 Ky., called the f l AAI'Ol.IS, AUGUST 2, 1S48. and effective, os his speeches always are. He re- It nppears that Taylor refused " to take the letter little sheet published at Louisville, S3 to 22. I send you the names of those who voted " I. Until a Government he definitely created for e, a infamous article an ariicle bearing bill. Terms. viewed the past and the present attitude of tho whig of Gov. Morehead out of the post-offic- because the Journal, mo?t against the Germany, a Provisional Central Tower fhall be formed Our impress falsehood upon its own face, headed Nays Messrs. Allen, Badger, Breeze, Baldwin, for the administration of all affaus hich afuct tho M1 following will hereafter be the permanent terms party, and spoke in such strong terms of its wrong- postage iras rwt paid, and that it, together with about the of i Bell, Rrndbury, Clark, Corwin, Davis of Mass., Day- winde of the German nation. f :! nW.'.y InJhvn S:i!r Sentinel: fulness and inconsistency, that it was Impossible for 40 others, mostly from Philadelphia and Washington, thus : A financial operation of General Cats . . i - ton, Dodge, Lhx, Felch, Fitzgerald, Green, Hale, " II. The Central Power shall, 1st, act as execu- merits to be iiui.e always in nutans. any one con- developement Look at this.'1 , w no not mentally blind, to be otherwise than on which the postage amounted to about $7, were Hamlin, Metcalf, Miller, Underwood, Upham, tive in all to safety and welfare copv. Nile. aflairs that relate the ine var, vinced. Having thoroughly discussed some of the forwarded on to the dead letter office, by the postmas- This article sets out by saying that, "In 1830, and Walker 22. of the nation in general; 2d, it shall take the su ! cop i s, on1 yenr, Francis O. Smith, W.UU great measures heretofore advocated by the whig par- ter of Pa ton ltouge. As some of the whig papers, Lewis Cass, Henry Hubbard, J. All the rest of the Senators (except Messrs. Came preme direction of the whole of the armed forces and .Mvi' i"pis. niTjr, 15.h0 and Francis Markoe, Jr., and Ramsey McIIeury, all ron, Pea rce, and Webster, who were absent,) voted j nominate the Command 3d, it shall pro T n . lUs. one vear. ty, which, though they had long been maintained had been bao enough to assert that the letter had xf.uvj city, formed themselves into an for the bill. vide for the political and commercial representation . vit-,- on vnr. by that as absolutely essential and necessary to been probably stolen while on the way, dead then at Washington Tu copies, party these Gertnat and this end appoint Ambassadors association under the title of the Western Land As- Oregon Reject- cf y, to Sein the prosperity of the country, had ot length been letters were carefully examined at Washington, and Territorial Hill virtually and Consuls. (lYV.Ube.l three a wwk during the session.) ed by (tie House. tili' proved by experience to be so unnecessary that they two of them appearing to have been directed in the sociation,' for the purpose of speculating in Western The creation cf the constitution remains Ono copy. Three copies, 10.1)0 Washington City, July 28. "III. hand-writin- be for on, 1 involuntarily them all g Lands.' This far it might true, Gen. Cass excluded from the of action of tho Central ()!' ri''V (!irinr th" .M declare that they have given of Gov. Morehead, were saved. In the The Senate has passed the bill to liquidate the Mex- sphere up, he put it to tho good sense of all honest men meantime, Taylor seeing by the papers that Puch a was in Washington city part of that year, though it ican claims. Power. The Central Power decides on questions of FOR PRESIDENT, hitherto attached to party, to give any reason, if letter had been to him, informing is a notorious fact that he was, during that year, ap- In the House a message was received from the "IV. that sent him, much to war and peace, and in connexion with the Kations! minister to the Cloud, Senate, transmitting the bill for the erection terri-tori- al they could, why they ahould etill continue in a fac- his surprise, no doubt, that he had received the whig pointed resident court of St. of Assembly concludes treaties with foreign Towers. GEN. LEWIS CASS, Mexico Cali- it tious opposition to the democratic policy, under tho he on to Washington and immediately proceeded to the city of Paris. But governments in Oregon, New and confided to or miciiigax. nomination, sent to have the fornia. "V. The Provisional Central Power is of the article is a whom the National Assem- FOR VICE PRESIDENT. operation of which the country was now prosperous letters returned, which he had been too mean to pay the beauty and truth little farther Mr. of Georgia, moved to lay the bill a Regent (reichsverwrser) Stephens on 17.").) and happy to an unprecedented degree. An opposi- for; and they were returned, but not before a second along. Take the following extract : the table, which motion, after much confusion, was bly elects. (Ayes, 373; Noes, WM. O. BUTLER, VI. Regent his power by Ministers GEN. tion like this was as unreasonable as it was unjustifi- had been sent to him from Gov. Morehead, on This association for purposes of land speculation carried yeas 112, nays 77. " The exercises OF KENTUCKY. letter whom ho but who are responsible to the This is considered a virtual rejection of the bill, os nominates, able; and they could have no motive for it, except a which the postage was probably paid. was formed when Lewis Cass was Secretary of War National Assembly. All his decrees, to be valid, under the rules it will require a vote two-thir- ds to rucsmEvriAi electoks. miserable personal hostility against those who had In tho meantime Fillmore had responded to the under Mr. Van Buren." Here we have the beauty cf least one responsible SENATORIAL. take it up again. Ohio Statesman. must be countersigned by at uoRK.rvr OAIT. owkn. f Puy County been the successful advocates of a correct policy in nomination for Vice President, hut his response was and consistency of the article. In 183G, Lewis Minister. CHAMBERLAIN, of Llknart county. UmKNEZEII M. the administration of the government, and the poor withheld until Taylor's reply could be received. 13ut Cass and others formed themselves into an associa- " VII. The Regent is irresponsible. DISTBICT. Correspondence cf the Philadelphia Ledger. The National Assembly will by a special Hairison county. hope of victory over former opponents with a leader failing to in season, the correspond- tion, under the title of the Western Land Associa- "VIII. I ALBEIUSON.of the latter arrive Prom Washington. law fix of Ministerial responsibility. NrilN!ELDUNHAM, of Washington county. the limits 2. CYRUS L who disdained to give them any pledge whatever as ence was published recently in the National Intelli- tion, for the purpose of speculating in Western Washington, July 20, 1819. .Ministers entitled to be present WILLIAM M. MftAliiiiM rrinmin ci.uuij. "IX. The are to the policy which he would adopt if they should be and is as follows: Lands," and, for land The Compromise Bill has been fluctuating Assembly, and to CIMKLES H. TEST, of Wayne county. gencer, "This association purposes of rather durin'e the sittings of the National county. to-da- y, to J A MKS RITCIIEY, of Johnson able to elect him. Letter to Mr. FiVmnre. speculation, was formed when Lewis Caes teas Sec. owing the discovery of a mare's nest by be heard by the ame. r.EOHRK V. CAUR, f Lawience cunty. 10, 1848. Mr. Calhoun. He seems to labor under the impres- arc bound, on the demand of But by far the most interesting portion of the PiiiLittF.Lf hi a, June retary of War under Mr. Van liuren." X. The Ministers JAMES M HANNA.rf Hay cunty. At a convention of the whig ot the Uni sion that Oregon has got too much by the compro- the National Assembly, to appear before th.1 6imeand nly. Dear Sir: I) f TtppfCn.e Judge's speech was that part in which he spoke Lewis Cass was N1EL MACE. of ted State, aaaemblrd in this city on the 7th instant, and never Secretary of War under mise, and that tiiere should, at least, a loop hole be to give information. ll AM N. FITCH, of Cim county. 9. Gl the reasons why Gen. Taylor should be the last man continued by adjournment until the Dm, Ueu. Zcliury Mr. an Buren. He was called by Gen. Jackson to left open for slavery to creep in. the present law s have the right of voting in the Nation- to. ANDREW J. HARLAN, of Grant county. If XL They to the vote of Indiana ; especially on account Taylor of t.otiiaiana was nominated as a candidate for the War Department in 1831, of the Oregon legislature, which interdict slavery, al only when they are elected as members receive nominated as a candidate where he continued Asemlly the presidency, and you were in force, is Oregon should Nomina- of the gross injustice lie had inflicted upon all our United States, at the until 183G, when he went to Paris as Minister, prior remain it not meant that of the same. Marion County Democratic for the tice presidency of the next is incompatible volunteers, and them the stain he had affixed ensuing presidential election. to Mr. Van not have a right to alter them and admit slaves if she "XII. The position of the Regent tions. through Buren's election; and he continued in Assembly. JAMES P. DRAKE, Idy a resolution of paid convention, it was made my thinks proper. Mr. Calhoun has occasioned a new with the otllce of member of the Notional ) Gen. upon the escutcheon of the State. The Judge ex- France until December, 1S-15- , which time here- - BRADY. duty to communicate to you the result of their delibera- at conference of the members of the committee, who XIII. The German Diet ceases from the moment For Representative. "ENRY amined and with force; to func- POWELL ROWLAND. this matter critically great tions, and to request your acceptance of the nomination. turned the United States. have tried to convince him that between the present that the Central Power begins to exercise its ) 1 dear sir, your most obedient Attorney. LUC! AN BARBOUR. and we venture to say, that there was not even a whig have the honor to be, Now, how it can he, that Gen. Cas. in 1S3G, was laws of Oregon and t!rie likely to be enacted there tions. (Ayes, f)10; Noes, 33.) Fnr Vwecutins wrvant, J. M. MOREHEAD, Power shall in its CHARLES C. CAMPBELL. present, who d.d not fed that Gen. Taylor was alto- a member of the cabinet (if Mr. Van Buren, is hard is actually no ditlerencc that there are six of the ' XIV. The Provisional Central ; V Sheriff. President of the Whig National Convention. os compatible with CHARLES STEPHENS. manifested the most one, and half a dozen of the other; but whether Mr. executive capacity act, as far i'n ',, Recorder. gether in the wrong, and had Hon. Millard Fillmore. for an ordinary mind to tell. I cannot see how, even with tf.e Plenipotentiaries of A A RON ALLDREDGL. Calhoun will stay convinced is quite another ques- duty, in understanding County Commissioner, d"gged determination to remain eo. The miserable the precocious genius of George Denson Prentice can Fr PETER F. NEW LAND. Mr. Fillmore's Rejly. tion. If Mr. Calhoun should turn monomaniac on the German Government. or CoWr, aud disgraceful plea made by Taylor's friends, that come to huch a conclusion from the question of is indeed of the action the Provisional Central Pow- A i. bast, N. Y., June 17, any data in the civi slavery, there danger "XV. The of he was justified in denouncing the 2d regiment by the Sir: I have the honor to acknowledge the receipt cf history of the government, for it was not until Marcli bill being defeated. Quite a respectable number of er ceases as soon as the constitution for Germany is Stute Centml Committee. I Whigs in the House wiil nn electioneer- completed." Democratic report of Gen. Lane, was most effectually demolished jour letter of the 10th mat., ny winch am notified that, 1S37, that Mr. Van Düren came into ollice, and then support it on LIVINGSTON DUN LAP, DAVID REYNOLDS. at Um late whig convention held at Philadelphia, General ing ground (to unite the S uth on General Taylor) The whole of the law was, on being put to the vote, OKO. A. CHAPMAN, by the Judge. He read from both reports, and thowed Gen. was P. DRAKE, Zachary Tavlor was nominated for President and mvHelf Cass in France, and he remained there tin and the Wilmot Proviso men are dead njrainst it. carried bv 450 against 100 votes. J1E ER, WM. SULLIVAN, E. N. SHIM the very great difference between them, a difference for Vice President, and my acceptance of the til 1812, two INI and CHARLES MAYER. requesting years, nearly, afier the close of Mr r. Dix, of the Senate, calls it "an unconditional Baron Gag rn resumed his seat as President, so marked as to manifest conclusively to every one nomination. an Buren s administration. Rut let us have surrender to the South," and Mr. Wilmot in the announced that the election of the Regent should honor of being thus presented by the distinguished another The House will oppose it virtuously," ns long as he take place w. that Taylor found in Lane's report no justification representatives of tho whig party of the Union for the extract: "After several years delay, ihe members Send us ttie Returns. draws breath. So it appears the bill, even when June 29. The President to-- the rhair at IM Our friends in the various counties will oblige us whatever for the strong condemnation passed against stcond office in th gift of the people an honor as un- of the Association began to have strong suspicions as it was unsolicited could not fail to awaken carried, will not satisfy the free soil, free lnbor party, o'clock, und invited the Assembly to elect a Regent counties the volunteers by Taylor, so the world expected that there was little or no probability of their ever by s'nding U3 the result in their respective strong that in a grateful heart emotions which, while they cannot bo who will continue to agitnte this great question, for Germany, according t' the law which they had by the first mail, after the vote are counted. had set them down ns arrant cowards, though there is suppressed, find no appropriate language for utterance. getting anything h.r their money." And the article though it be settled by Co:igres und endorsed by the yesterdnv made. not an instance on record to show that men ever fully persuaded that the cause in which we are enlist goes on to state, that the Hon. Henry Hubbard was Supreme Court of the United States. The members were then individually called to namo I ed is the cause of our country ; that our chief object M to The difficulty which arose in Mr. Calhoun's mind their candidate, and it was interesting to hear the The Election fought with greater bravery and heroism. Judge and appointed to ascertain if Cass and his agent had and County officers secure its peace, preserve its honor, advance its pros prevented the bill from beinr called up to-da- y, and name of Archduke John in a variety of manners, uuch The election of Representatives Ciiamberlain did not was enough ; moreover, dealt with them fairly und honestly, and that he open tlunk it rebuke to perity and fueling, aronnaeni nuran mai to-morr- being private bill day, it may not be called as Archduke John of Austria :' ' John of Austria," w ill come off on Monday ext. An appeal was made in General Taylor (vvhose name is presented for the first Taylor fur Indianians merely to xole against him as a ed a correhpondenco with Cass, and, "Ac wrote a fi up before Monday next. In the mean time soothing "John, Archduke of Austria: Mr. Jordan, (a IWlin oll'ue) 1 shall always find a firm and consistent whig, a Lv Journal a few days since for the whigs to stand lelli-- r came, cried out, tie candidate tor tfie Presidency, he further expressed his I hesitate to as- nal informing the honorable Secritary of War words will bo lavished on ti.e great champion of Radical.) when his turn "John lines. safe guide, and an honest man, cannot up tu their principles and to stick to the party conviction, that the honor and fair fame of the State, sume any position which my friends may assign me. that he lias a rascal, and the honorable Secretary teas tie:ro slavery and his disciples, which in all proba Adam Itzstcin." (Great sensation.) Of th se who some would te accomplished, was not specified. self-respe- as I well may, my ability to discharge bility wit! have the ehect to mane him acnuiesce in did not vote for the Prince, nu at Tise ood to be thus and the personal honor and ct of every indi- Distrusting, quiet and silerit xindir the charge." Whether to call satisfactorily the duties of that high office, but feeling the bill. If the bill bi passed in the Senate against nil, and asmill minority of Radicals named their fa- The-- issue of consequence now depending upon on'v vidual citizen, imperatively required that an appeal I this ignorance, or rascality, I do not know ; I am in that, in caie of my election, may with safety repoio up- the opposition of Mr. Lalhonn, then some means will vorite, Mr. Itzstcin. Pot by far tho preat st number election of a United States fellow-win- g, the i cxt Wieliture, is the should be made to (Jongress, to enforce that justice on the friendly aid of my and that efforts clined to think it rascality ; fir I cannot believe that be resorted to in order to prevent a direct vote from cf the minority voted for Biron Gagem. elected by that body, guided by honest intentions will always be charitablv If a Taylor Whig be which Taylor stubbornly refused. He was therefore the editor of the Journal is wrapped in such mental being taken on it in the House, and the bill will die Toe following is tho list of voles ns rend by Baron :'!?. 1 accept the nomination so generously tendered; n tell imagine what will be his course in judged, beinjr (Jauern !.. an can or in favor of a great convention, embracing1 not only and I do this the more cheerfully , as I am willing, for darkties as to believe that Gen. Cass was Secretary without christened. rey; a democrat shou.d These, of Archduke John of Austria 430 C'j upon any question. If the Volunteer olfxers and soldiers, but all the citizens, such a cause and with such a man, to take my chances of War several years after 135. But the whole ar- course, are as yet mere conjectures, -- position to-di- v. (lagern 4'J r the people can depend upon one thing, if of successor defeat as the electors, the final arbiters of based on Mr. Calhoun's doubtful liaron rheser, proposed few ticle is a tissue of falsehoods from beginning to end. - -- as at a meeting of our people a days best for the inter- which, be w; the Adam Itzstcin 32 in-slrucl- judge but John trill obey our fate, hall, in their wisdom, perhaps, may changed n oihing more: A Democratic Senator -- ago, which convention should adopt resolutions set- ests of our common country. 4Cass being Secretary of War, and, in virtue of his better reading of events seems to be, that, since the Archduke Stephen of Austria I from the Legislature at all times, or will ting forth all the facts relative to the base treatment Please accept the aurance of my high regnrd and es- oilioml station, having important advantages over Larnburners n Congress are dissatisfied with the bill, Votes refuted 2. will be his teem, and permit me to subscribe myself your friend and t n his plact. The will of the people of our volunteers by Taylor from the time of their private individuals, the Association gavo him the con the Southern abolitionists (uf free labor) the faithful Baron Gngcrn then said "I proclaim Archduke fellow-citize- n, FILLMORE. it, otherwise MlLLAltD antipodes of the Barnburners, most do the same John of Austria as Regent of Gernnny." Almost law, if he can conscientiously execute arrival in Mexico, to that of tlicir departure, and de- Hon. J. M. Morehead. trol of the whole business.' Now, admitting that Disguise it as you may, the question of slavery has all the members rose from their seats. The galleries t! v will hive an opportunity to fill Iiis scat with C tho writer may have been mistaken as Cass being manding from ngress a public investigation by that The Union says of this letter to become one of power, and such a contest is not easily applauded, and the bells of the Courch were rung. n ti This is a matter which even the whigs 'her nian. body, to the rnd that history may he set right by the Certainly Mr. Morehead could scarcely have Secretary of War, it is perfectly idle to eay that men settled by a compromise. The love of power is a The President then continued May he requite :o-j- seriously reflect upon, tef ire they cast their records of the general government, and the character adopted any formula of words which might furnish of intelligence would give him the control of such an grow ing passion, which may not easily be restrained the love his countrymen bear him, and become tho ' to the above and votes. Tl.ey now profess to make the Will of the of the Slate redeemed from the foul blot now affixed les a cure passion than laconic Association, and he in France. The thought is too by legislative enactments, and the South has tasted creator of our unity, the protector of our national cautious letter. He seems like the sleiglit-or-han- d power too long to peacefully. liberties, the restorer of order aud peace." (Immense People the governing influence. Democrats go with upon it. absurd to be entertained for a moment. What an ex resign it man dancing among the eggs, fearful lest a single The House to-d- ay laid the civil and diplomatic cheering.) t h t : 1 in full, within the limits prescribed and defined alted opinion We hope this proposition will be seriously reflected extra move should crush them and do mischief. How the conductors of the Journal must have bill, after more than three weeks deliberation, on the Disturbances took place on the 1st at Cassel, in by the Constitution. Some Whig leaders do not. upon by the people, and that they will sei the propri- different is all this chary manoeuvring from the frank of public intelligence, to givo place to such lies in table. The opposition managed to introduce an ap- Electoral Hesse. Almost all the hous s were illumi- Nt.-h:n-r can pcssiuly he lost to them by the election example which was set by the Baltimore convention, the column ' for Archduke John, and numerous ety of the suggestion. Gen. Lane will soon be cor- of their paper. The most devoted ad propriation the improvement of the Savannah nated in honor of the lo-- t They proclaimed of" I't indent-- : much may b. by the election of a its president, and its nominee. mirers of Prentice must be ns brazen as the serpent river, (removing from it some obstructions created by bands paraded the streets, crying: "Long live tho responded with to ascertain when it will be conveni- platform of faith very u:-i;- i their principles. Their is tho sinking of ships during the Archduke !" however cried : Long live the ln uhcus, as S. W. Parker declares, that the that was lifted up in the wilderness, they do not revolutionary war,) others ent for him to attend at the meeting resolved upon by boldly laid down in the face of the world. Mr. Ste if for the sole purpose of forcing the The noise increasing, and some shot Supreme Power of the country should and is rightful- blush pucIi President to veto Republic!" our people, as already published. We hope it will be venson addressed an explicit letter to Gen. L'ass, and at presumption on the gullibility of the it, and some fired, the armed force cleared the ent appropriations for improvements been ex-ci:'::i- in the having streets, ly veiled in Congress alone. Though there be no the done with an eye to the great congregation which his letter came forth to ratify the articles of re people. But the article is in perfect keeping with District, w hich are objectionable, and this is the cause in doing which one individual was killed, and an em- to control men's votes, the occasion is as publican creed." such an event ought to call together. On this subject the principles of their party. If the com mon people of the difficulty now. To such petty subterfuges is ployee of the police was grievously wounded. An at- with consequences as at any other era. We certainly is, self-governme- But contemptible as Fillmore's letter nt, Congress reduced form a barricade, but w sue- - prnant perhaps we feel more sensitively than moat men not are incapable of they cannot see the to carry out the Fchemes of parties tempt wos made to ihout invite the Whigs to calmness and deliberation. Is it it will compare favorably with that of Taylor, as we on the approach of a Presidential election. Of course cess, .tranquility was resioreu at aooui two ooiocK engaged in the battle of Buena Vista, for we are inconsistencies and falsehoods contained in the arti necessary to urge every democrat to vote ! find it in the Journal of Monday. Had this letter in tho mean time the government is brought to a in thn morning. A letter from Cassel of July 4 says : placed in a position where we can witness the ir juri-ou- s cle in question. In districts of country where the stand, and the people have for ' watched narrow ly ; come from any person but Taylor, and that too under to pay the sport of The republicans are here they effects of the, slander. Dut a few days since, for character of the principal editor of the Journal is members. After having voted the bill down, and only want an opportunity to rise. The gates of tho Volunteers Retukned. The Centre Guards, the present degraded position of the whig party, it instance, the R ston Journal, a leading whig paper, known, this article needs no answer; but here, there laid the reconsideration of it on the table, they have town and of the churches have been shut. The mem- 11. Evans, T i,.;. MeDoi.ga Covington Guard,' Capt. would be hooted at from one end of the country to to take it tip again w, in some shape or bers of the free corps have been obliged slid that Indiana would vote against Taylor only be- may be some, who, not knowing the true character lo give up an:i Washington Guards Capt. Shunk, of the 5;h the other. Talk about Ciss'h brief letter to the Chi- other; but if the improvement of Savannah ricr re- their arms; those who resisted were arrested ; their ! for and veracity of tho t i . .. . cause he had stated that our volunteers truth editor, may be inclined, u i ran at the mains the iii'i.'iiia voiunieerr, rciurin-- v .l.:nun cny on iuuuutjit J... cago Convention will you! Why if Taylor was re- in bill, it is not unl:";ely the President will leader is also in prison. The civic guard has been battle, and refused to take back the statement because at first sight, to give some credence to the ßctionm veto it. hsr. Ample arrangements were made to give a sponding to a mere nomination for constable, he could called out." it teas true. Hardly a week passes that we do not What must be thought of the party that is driven to A letter from Cologne, of July '3. states that sever- rty weico'iie to these brave men who have so not treated It more cavalierly. The letter is dis sec something of the kind, and it is only because they such straits to bolster up their cause? Is Gen. Tay The Douuclary of Texas. al arrests had ben effected the dy befhre. füthfuliy ervtd th" State, to the hospitalities of the graceful to the man and to the party, and absolutely We learn from Prague that, in consequence want our votes for Taylor, that the slander is not lor to be lied into the Presidency 1 "Truth is mighty Friday's Union, says the Richmond Enquirer, con- of eomo capital. A dinner was prejwired at the Hotel of Mr. insulting to an intelligent people. But the dough- shots having b?en fired on the soldiers of a guard- more frequently and boldly repeated. No other State and will prevail." BREATHITT. tains an admission from an fficial s urco in Mexico, C"nten, to which all were invited. A military escort. faces will swallow it, because they can't help them- which must forever prostrate the whig lenders and house during toe night of the 25th ult., the Governor would have rented under this base imputation so long had again proclaimed martial law. untler command of Capt. Geo. A. Chapman, met the selves: We copy the following paragraph from the let presses, who would dithuuor and degrade their ow n as we have done, knowing as we do that it is as false (r unfounded cirs at the depot, and Gen. Reynolds met the train Batos Rouge, July &rth, 1848. ter of the Washington correspondent of the Pa. country, by the unjust and assertion, that Reception Philadelphia as it is foul. It is time that we shou'd begin to do Sir: I had the honor to receive your letier of June the war with Mexico was produced by marching our or the Voluntf.es at f'i;r mile from the city, and informed the otlicers Ledger, under date of July 18. Our The de- something more than we have done to 10th, announcing that the Whig Convention, which as- readers can army to the Rio Grande. In the article below, it will Pittsbuku. Pittsburg journals of Monday id such was ex- wipe out the men of the arrangements, yet the sembled at Philadelphia on the 7th of June, and of which judge of its applicability to existing circumstances : be seen Mexico officially announces scribe the reception given to the Philadelphia volun- f stain. Our noble volunteers, who survive the con- that that, since crement and anxiety of the boys to see their friends you were the prvsiding officer, had nominated me for the The Missouri compromise, as desirable as its adop April, 1S3G, the country between the Nueces and the teers on Saturday last in that city. Pittsburg deter- flict, are now, thank God, once more at home; and office of President of the United States. mined lau- v.ht were waiting to receive them, that it was im- - tioti at this time may be, stands no chance whatever Rio Grande has been evacuated, and "the intermediate to honor the men who have reaped such regard for them, a just appreciation of the Looking to the composition of the Convention, and its rels in their country's service, and handsomely did the p t lurm them regularly into line. L.rge sufferings and patriotic I feel grüteful in the House; and could not now be carried even in space absolutely free" and that, fir tirJve years, sible numerous constituency, deeply citizens carry out their determination. Immense num- partook of the the they have experienced and the bravery they manifested, for th honor bestowed upon me for the distinguished the Stnate, so determined arc the southern friends of "the intention of making the Bravo (the Rio Grande) numbers however dinner, at close bers of persons arrived in the city from the country a decent respect for our own honor and the character confidence implied in my nomination by it to the highest General Taylor to keep the question of slavery open. a limit, has been announced by the clearest sirns." of which Governor Whitcomb made a short address. to see the reception. The volunteers did 11 t nrrive of our State, now ranking in all the elements olTn ei n the gift of the people. in order to rally the South on it in the approaching We ask attention to the passages italicised and trust M-s- t of pow- of them left flr their homes the same evening. 1 cordially accept that nomination, but with the sincere presidential contest. Dut the supporters of General that, hereafter, no American will be found bold or un ns soon as expected; they had shopped to perform ti.e er only as the in the Union, and soon fitm-- funerul rites for one of their gallant Toesn boys are nearly all Cas and Butler men. We fifth to take a distrust of my to fulfill the duliea of an office, Taylor, for better or worse, are handling a double- - patriotic enough to assail his own country for occupy comrades, Win. which demands for its exercise, the most exalted abilities a member of Captain fioiting from several of the wagons as they position in that respect above even Virginia herself, edjjLtl sword, which, while it cuts their Knta'mnist. ing a territory which Mexico herself admits, was tin Thomas Hill's company. The sa.v fligs and patriotism, and which has been rendered illustrious funeral was large the citizens from all these, and every consideration of manly quali- is, perhaps, inflicting the deepest wounds on them true and legitimate soil of Texas, a sovereign State Pittsburg and Lft tl.f city inscribed Ciss and Butler." No vol- by the greatest names in our histiry. Hut should the se- Bridgewater having joined the procession. He ty, imperatively require that we should demand selves. Ihe question is, will the South, with the of t:ie Union: was unteer has ever raited a hig for Taylor and Fillmore and lection of the Whig Convention be confirmed by the interred near the town of Reaver, two miles people, I shall endeavor to discharge the new question of slavery kept open, dare, to rally on Gen. "Among the public documents contained in the disut enforce justice from Congress itself. It would add to duties then from the river. The people of place as he parsed this city. devolving upon me, so as to meet the expectations of Taylor ! If they do, they must expect a breeze from Siglo, (tho official organ of Mexico,) is a portion of the (male and grave-yar- d, disgrace and degradation to make s, 4 female) hurried to the and every our any more ap- my lellow-citizen- and preserve undiminished, the pros the which will soon oblige them to clue the L. position addressed to the supreme govern- - demon, rorth, stration be Commanding of our common s, cf respect that could paid, was paid to Misrepresentation of the Journal. peal; to the General, who has already perity and reputation country. hcir top-sail- and heave to. If the South drive the mrnt by " e commissioners who signed tho treaty of I to highent the stranger dead. At last their In order to gain sympathy fur Gen. Taylor and added insult to injury. have the honor remain with the respect, Northern democrats from them, they may look out a peace with the united States. 1 he near approach to the your obedient servant, Z. commissioners. city announced by the rapid TAYLOR. long while lor other sympathizers, and not find them, i" jusiiiication oi tne cession oi and whs discharge of artillery, abue Mr. Stewart, the last Inliana Journal copies a To the Hon. J. M. Morehead, Grcensburgh, Guilford icw and in an Tho fact is, the tenderness with which Martin Van Mexico, say truly, that the only effect of the treaty infant the air rang with the merry peal of resolution, giving a vote of thanks to Gen. Taylor (7"Mr. Stewart's speech at the Court House on Co., N. C. a bells, from Puren is handled in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri. was to put in writing what was previously fully no thousand steamboats cnin Ixnises 31 on week, and and when for lus serviens on the Rio Grande, which they state, day evening of lat and which is the only foe, shows that this is the last time that the North- - complished by arms; in ns much as California and churches; the boats turned the bend, Mr. Jacob Banker, nn original Taylor man, of and in plain tho without any equivocation, that Gen. Cass voted one he has made during the canvass, has caused quite ern democracy will extend the hand of fellowship to New Mexico, were already in the possession of the came s;ght, earth shook with tho influence, in a recent speech at a Taylor deep roar the against, and give as authority the 313th page of the a fluttering in thi Journal camp, und paragraph after meeting in the South, and that, in case it be rejected, they arc United Slates, and could nut be reconquered bv Mexi- - of great guns, and choer after cheer rose by a common impulse from been published New Orleans, said, according to the Delta: reauv to lorm otner alliances nearer home. As rrrcat co, anu mat, in iruwi, in as murn ns the American tho numberless Congressional Globe, stcond session of the 29;h Con-- paragraph has in the last three lum- spectators. The firemen their As to appointments, General Taylor, am am- - an alllction us such a new combination would prove forces actually occupied, in addition, the States in brilliant dresses, tho cress. bers of that paper to counteract its effects. It was I the hundreds of flags and thnrized to say, would never object to John C. Cal- to the country, it would almost certainly follow the New Leon, Tamaulipas, Vera Cruz, Pueblaand Mex- - streamers, th! ladies and on turning to the of tho an unexpected effort, partly midti in consequence tho combined to Now, pige Congressional of houn, for Secretary of State, Abbot Lawrence, for defection of the South, and seal its fate. The demo- - ico. and most of the seaports of the Republic, volunteers make a pageant such ns "the is rarely witnessed. Globe, cited by the Journal, wo find no vote of the the indisposition of the county elector, who was too Secretary of the Treasury, Revcrdy Johnson, for At cratic States of the South, therefore, will pause before treaty might more properly be called one of recuyera Ia. L'dgcr. kind recorded, but on page 319, we find that on the unwell to address the inccti ng. torney General, and B. h. Butler, for the Supreme they seek protection under Gen. Taylor. tion than of cession," so far as concerns the territory Accident to hie Suspension Rkiiyje. A rumor adoption of the resolution quoted by that paper, tho The Journal is altogether mistaken in its reference Bench. of the Mexican republic. There is a passage in this Exposition," regarding the true limits of Texas, was current in th.s city yesterday, ti.al the suspen- and noes, is recorded full and to the resolution of thanks to Gen. Taylor, and which We consider this almost authoritative as if spoken The Whigs of Allen county have nominated Chris " ote, by ayes at length, to be noted. sion bridge over the Niagara River, below the Falls, by Gen. Taylor himself. Thn name of Rutler is used tain Parker, as their canidate for Representative. which deserves it unanimous in its favor General Leicis Cass Holloway, the whig elector, voted against, thanking The intention," says the commissioners, had given away under the weight of four men. Tho New York it the people of Allen could have seen themselves, as "of facts as we by voting resolution. his God that no volunteer went to the war from his to flatter the barnburners. making the Rravo a limit, has been announced by the are, learn the that four for the represented in the last Legislature, as others saw men pas.sing the alluded to by Mr. signs for the last twelve years; and it would Were over bridge when it was struck A more unblushing perversion of truth has not District, Stewart. It was not the he them, wo opine they would make a struggle to redeem clearest 07-T- Taylor men of Charleston, S. C. have de by one of thosu sudden and strong gusts of wind resolution of thanks to Gen. Scott, and their character. Indiana Journal. have been impossible at the present day to change it. been perpetrated during the campaign, and shows an others, which clared against Fillmore, and put up the name which frequently rush through the chasm with the: of Gen. No effort whatever, is necessary on part of the After thn defeat of San Jacinto, in April, 1S30, that unfairness, we hope will not again be attempted he had the honor to introduce, but the resolution in- the tremendous force of a hurricane, and so tw isted it as Butler for the Vice Presidency. This is ihe respect Whigs of Allen county to "redeem their was the territory which we stipulated to evacuate, and troduced by Rousseau, another whig elector, that Hol- character," to turn it bottom opward. The men during the Presidential canvass, although from this with which the nomination is in can They represented which we accordingly did evacuate, by falling t ack rausht in tho treated muny other that we see. were in the last wires, and in this position suspended 200 feet above and other instances, too numerous to be published, loway voted against, and which Defrees sent to Gen. Legislature by one of the most respectable and influ on' Matamuras. In ibis place was afterwards station- places South. The northern Doughface whigs will the resistless waters beneath they enabled little hope for the Indiana Journal. Taylor, under the vain expectation that he would cor- ential men in body, ed what was called the Army of the North; and weie to there is pocket the insult, of course. that Christian Parker, and maintain themselves until the alarm was the in reference to they expect to send lntn back though it is true that expeditions and incursions have given at rect his report the Second Indiana again this winter. Falls a mile and a half distant and the whole I he people of this county know and being been made there even as far as Bejar, we have very The Journal of Monday let doicn the whig plat Regiment. Holloway voted ngaint all resolutions Wnos to be WicTiMiZED 1" Horace Greeley, htm, satis population in a body rushed to the rescue. The men 07" tied that he is the best man among them for sta soon retreated, leaving the intermediate space abso- had furnished by Gen. Taylor in his thanking our officers and soldiers in the Mexican the great editor of the Tribune, says General that were saved through the agency of a person sent out form which Wn "that tion, have not only endorsed his course for three sue lutely free. In this state Gen. Taylor found it, when, brother-in-la- w. to them with a ladder in the little wicker basket famous letter to his Whether this omis war. He had at the time, no idea of Gen. Taylor Taylor's concealment of his opinions argues that years, but in the early part of last year, he entered there by order successive are willing to try him again, used for crossing the river during the construe tion of caused by the speech of Judge Chamberlain, being the whig candidate for President. HOtneb'Hly is to be cheated, and that he (the seid Gree the man the of his Government." sion was the opinion of Indiana Journal to contrary the bridge. The bridge we are informed, has been or by the letter of Taylor accepting the nomination, The resolution introduced by Mr. Stewart was ley) does not care to be ranked either among the notwithstanding. tt. Wayne limes. Whig. much twisted and deformed by the accident, but as Iuexico. Advices from iWextco to the 11th inst. which pf rhaps is to be the "whig platform hereafter, adopted by the Senate, nearly all the whigs but Hol- swindlers or the dupes." no part was broken, it will sorn be brought into shape The Journal of Commerce of tbe 22d lias the lave been received at New Orleans. A battle has I 1 12' is more than we arc able to guess at. Perhaps we loway voting for it, and at tho mandate of the Jour- ftr . .1 1 . . l - . r i again. Dujfalu Express, inst. r. P,Jce UIIU?r eff jrt was made to recall it from the House ; (7-M- Reher, of Alabama, has withdrawn his following paragraph: K"" j hall have an explanation on the subject. nal an , iit.j D, ju the former letter of Senator Dix was unsatis liuiii meint liuu uiu iiioui uuutt lumui Nearly Ready. The Cincinnati Enquirer says: but a portion of the whigs refused to obey ; but the name from the Taylor electoral ticket of that State, "As which the latter was defeated w ith a loss of five hun factory to the Pamburners or a portion of them, he "We understand that the connecting link between Whig Houe, being more subservient, refused to for the reavm that Millard Fillmore is in fivor of the dred. Jarauta, the celebrated guerilla chief, is report- - Congress. The House has passed a resolution to adopt has written another dated aslungton, 17th inst., in the Little Miami and Mad River railroads will be Proviso. So New mortR woimded. Herrera ia probably overthrown dj uru on the 7th of Augu3t, so that the members it, because it took the American and not the Mexican Wilmot says the Oilcans Crescent. which he goes the whole figure with them and for completed in about one month. Passengers will then am, lhe vMl government distsolved. The inhabit- - rencii Buffalo convention, perhaps. The side of the question in the war. Tho Senator of Ma- them, including the support of Martin an Bure, leave Cincinnati In the irmrning, and Sandusky the --- -- can attend - ot' Yu(.alan have defeated thn Indiana in Eocnml OCrlt 3 stated that Gen. Scott has applied to the . .1 r- 1 11 I nnl8 'nwim same day before dark.' against the concurrence of the Senate, rion took the side of his country in tho Mexican war, lor me rresiacncy. ,Miirenicnts. the Union exclaims t- War Dcparlment, to be assigned the command of tho ...... 1 f ir - ! e o House hall pass the Territorial Bill. It is and carried his resolution of thanks to our bravo off- This will only rcnuer imcw xorK mnro certain girl, aged l1?, whose atten- - until the Northern division of tho An ihterestinrr Mexican army, and the Department but wc regarded as inevitably It necessary to hurry about adjournment, there icers and soldiers triumphantly through tho Senate. against Gen. Cass, it it7-- is now asserted that the commission to ox- -: dance to the sick soldiers excited the. enmity of htr not : had acceded to the request. Pittsburgh by some of tbe money in the Treasury ! But a Whig House defeated it. gone befurc. amino and decide upon the claims of our citizens relatives, was brought to being plenty of . against Mexico, which our government has stipulated American officers. She is in good hmd-i- Greeley is yet pausing and " to " OT reflecting as Mr. Stephens, of New York, the distinguished to puy, will be composed of Judge Rreckenridge, of ß- - acknowledge tho receipt of valuable pub-- best joke of the day is tho attempt of the : Van C.-.ste- r has been re mm.ttcd We 0"Thc whether he will become one of the swindlers or the traveller and author, has been surveying, or rather ex- Virginia, who was on the former commission, Mr. Brutal. Henry to answer tor the iLurutr uT lie documents from Mewrs. Bright, Wick, and other Whigs to prove Taylor an abolitionists. Have they dupes" or not. What an inconvenient thing con amining the route across the Isthmus from Chagres McCrate, of Maine, formerly in Congress, and Mr.Mo prison, at St. Louis I 1 hit own son. He whipped Iura to uenh. friends at Washington. any thing to say about Mr. Calhoun science must be to a Whig editor! to Panama, and reports m:st favorably upon it. Bright, of Indiana, brother of Senator Bright.