Republican Farmer, and Democratic Journal from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania • 3

BANDS, WiNT STRaVl. FABMEIi AND JOURNAL General raylcr letter sm Tluj "political we publish below. 'Ve JTI-a TTkfj E2tlBtaj oat Etonda Blsjttt. Two months had elapsed since the'aouuna-tkni a( Philadelphia, and until Monday night not a squeak was heard from Coenery. It was a dead best and natural death and burial from inanition' seemed the only alternative left to the diseomfited race.

They bad been the Harrison men of 40 and roved hard cider1 They got the without Ihe cider, in Tyler. They had for the Farmer." Ma. EniToi The time near at hand, when it will be the duty as well as the privilege of the Democracy of the Slate, to present to-the people a candidate for the office of Governor. From among Ihe many prominent Democrats of our Commonwealth, permit me to suggest the name of Hon. Bexm ma Chawjtets, late Attorney General of the Commonwealth, a one, in every respect qualified to administer the Government of our State, Judge Champoeys has ever shown himself to be a fearless and unflinching democrat.

Even our political enemies are wil ling to award to' him abilities of no ordinary kind and character, above reproach. Should he be nominated, his election would be hail ed with joy by the true democracy, and his adrninistratior be supported heartily by all the, weUJwidiera of pur good rtwlw, Cass. Dsttlcr and JJecaocracy. JVeparerofy arrangements for Polt Rais 'insr and general meeting on Thursday the ij 4r of August. 1 At a meeting held at the' house of Jacob J.

Shoemaker, on Saturday evening, July 1st. JOHN JOHNSTON wai appointed President. i TH03U.S WOODHOUSB, (kSLOXOVI FsXSTZ, M. SnoEBUxxa and Bobebt Eatos, Vice Presidents. Samuel Drees and D.

Davenport, Secretaries. A committee of thirteen was appointed to AMERICAN jrfi HIS immeane and truly MaenineeM Es aV-4j ItvhmrTt will he Dprn in bvllltt asjAr r. ANDI nill, Ml DM MTOMttr. In addition to Their already Mth Tt ra a EucuraiAsa ako AxiaAa. the rioiuietors the present ton, a series of Novel auJ.

Matnthcettl tiiterUiauiruU, Irs'trlmini( any thing ever presented to tlte AmeiU aa Pul.lic The kndtn: new enturee of this t'oni pnay etmaurtt of a pair of TRAI.MJ) frXE Pi I ANTS JENNY Ll'l and RUMEO.aud TEN; EGYPTIAN CAM KLH, whose per turns ances bars been ths wonder and delight ol theu sands tn Crest Birlain nd on the continent of Europe. Independent of these unpsrollefod eutnpany prver rnmposed trf a boat of Artinta whoen hliilnice have croud the 1 tt of Uie mot searchrng rtllirisTa bnth in the old sad nrw world, and the name whkh are nowtoncred are a tnlHcletit aitaranty that aone but the moot talented have brn-ei lectNi, i Among them will be found thoaa of Mr. R. SAN US and his two children Mjtran-Veml Jca- Miw. Caws in hi attonishlng PerftNwnn rest 1 Master Wainta AVMaa, the JuvehMo-Equwtrhut Wonder ia various act of Enita-x.

lion tanapproached as a bare-back rider Mme Roaalrua Maoiu the Fairy Amasoniaa Pi in cess of the only. 7 years of age Mr. Masioam, the great Scenic and polyhippiaa EqudMtrian tsig. Pbabx, the UmlvalM Coh-tortionit Mr. Rewauw, the Popular and un surjiaaved nerformrr aa tlie Coraa uUule Wai.

AiiTke, the Atrial VaulUri Alhsht Avasa Mesars. Rica, MrrcttaLt, Csawvoan, Lacv, Tt'cSaa, and a boat of other peforrners, male aad female, all of tbe most approved talcat to tbeirl various feat. am.av a.a a fin a a it nts iMiiromoia corps win entrr town ow ta Morhing of Exhibition, at 11 o'clock, JV efeeion and Cwmtd. Prerrdrd by tU Saerr EryptUn DRAGON CHARIOT of IMS aa OSIRIS, dratr by TKN WJYPTIAN CAW TT 6 a rtlf mffu Wt fTITt If IV. There ia a Spanish proTerb whkh runi "read not TTv-b the superscription of a letter aftee dinnerv' This we suppose merely mesas to tignify the extreme brurtfulnesa to digestion tf mtxh reading afler a hearty raeaL Tie interdict waa scarcely expec ted to be Interpreted and understood liter The hahidal extra rsgaocs of expref- tiexx ladolged' in by the Spaniards, is to be punderstood in association with the text.

tfs may we think, safely and without hart, feature a moderate deviation from the prescribed rule, and read, not only the Trrsen piich of a letter, bat the letter itself, if it be of interest, and especially if 1( be no Ic-rr than this eptstolatary acknowl- edjmenr and acceptance of General "Tay. lor a. la tmta the chief interest of the let ter ia to be found in its mart ellous brerity. After stadying Eagene and Marlborough so intenseJyae to bare forgotten to rote for forty odd years, the old General has clearly ated LactH aa the model of a political horn bockr And the facility with which he haj.Joa thi. occasion, assimil ated himself to ha model, ferine the opinion, and justifies theholce of those, who selected him as theu eaadidate for the Presidency 5 Bat the khcr day, and Gtaieral' Taylor waa as diCe aa any body in his atyle of compwuun.

some roway pouuetsn i dress him aletur, or some little knot of of fice seeker forward him the proccedia gs of township mecung, and by return of post there came batk aa harangue that would break aa ordinary anan's roice to read aloud. Some little personal ineoutenience, too, oo enrring in the scrtict, jrould bring to the ears of Uti Secretary Marcj, a lecture 11-iog three and four columns of the Washing ton Union. But a nominatioa by aWhiir National Convention, and its annooncement to him, by the rresidcot of tkbody, draw forth a snorter response than would decently acknowledge the receipt of "Durham abort bona," The reader will naturally enquire, what motive induces this apparently contemptible treatment, on the part of General Taylor to the body which nominated him Docs he regard the nomination as of so little mo ment, and conveying so little hope, aa not to worth the trouble of a more lengthy ans werT-Or is he hshamed, after declaring in his letter of May, 1847, that "in no case can I permit myself to be the candidate of any party, and on the 19th July, same year, saying "I am not willing to be the can UT to BOW fall tures.on receiving an exclusively party nomi nation By none of these sentiments we rosy sefely say ia he animated. The letter acceptance, doubtless, accompanied the letter of acquaintance, and his only duty and his only privilege, in signing and returning it. The letter are just alike, all common place, and all of the Christopher Sly order.

The necessity of following the lead the Philadelphia Convention no opinions, avowals, no principles "for the public waa fully made known to him as the price of his nomination, and the only security for his election, and he haa surrendered himself to the conditions. The pollution of Whig politics haa banished the freedom of the eamp and the frankness of the soldier, and dissolved in guile and dissimulation, every element of his nature What waa be fore merely rude has become base, and what waa before hearty haa become vkious. The ambition to become President, anyhow, any way, at any price, and on any terms, haa blinded any clearness of perception which might before have possessed, and proves that he was before either unequal to his fortunes or haa become unworthy of them. 5 Upon the reputation of a soldier, he alone to run. All frank avowals of prin ciple he eschews.

All discussion of ques tions of policy, and all efforts to enlighten and convince men minds, Which every can didate before him haa regarded as a religious doty, to be conscientiously discharged to the best of his ability, he avoids, eii her as being beyond his capacity or involving danger to his personal yjopularity. Hut will the people consent to take this man on the bare nomination of the on such conditions? Are they willing so to trifle with the sacred right of suffrage as to deliver themselves up, bound hand and foot to a man, 'who refuses as so far to gratify their aarural curiosity, and to avow one sin gle opinion or principle? The affirmative these questions involves such an otter ab beraxiou of intelligence and ordinary sanity, to be beyond our comprehension or belief; 4 Batox Bogus, July 13, 1843. Hon T. M. Morehead, Greensboro, Guilford county, N.

Sirtl had the honor to receive your communication of June 10th, announcing that the Whig Convention, whkh assembled Philadelphia on the 7th of that month, and whkh you were the presidinav officer, has nominated roe for the office of President of the Uaited Sates. Looking to the eompo-itioa of the Convention, and its numerous a and patriotic constituents, i leei amy grate ful lor the honor bestowed upon me, for the distinguished confidence implied in my nomination to the highest oflke in the gift of the American foeorde." I cordially accept that nomination, but with the sincere distrust of my firmness to fulfil the duties of aa oflke whkh demand for it exercise the most exhalted abilities and patriotism, and whkh has been render illustrious by the greatest names in our history but should the election of the Whig Convention be confirmed by the people, I shall endeavor to discharge the new duties then devoirms upon me so aa to meet the emeetations of tor fellow citizens, and pre serve undiminished the prosperity and repu tation of our common country. I have the honor to remain, with the high est respect, your obedient servant, What's tux Mams Both the Whig "loatinllttpt Dagitcrro- H. If. rnilK lAkea A this well Uau.il.

are Wniverea evwry respect to sat IS the city. Pictures taken mr 1 sImuIv and valear wealher. A large asaortnMwt ef mnjattami and htkeU en band, al trees te I acted the platare. "The Msaorinera respMifwIly invite the mt iMXfmm aawatv. to nail nud eaassiM the latest haprevnts ia tne art Uwcr rceernior.

wai Win Se exaiVilcd sbe-rfulij and T. 3. fi tEKKEXT, Philadelphia, July SU3I.T1CU ABnAHGCHC.1T WHITE HAVEN AND MAUCH CHUNK. THE Preprietor kae eoasmenesd mnnias; a nanenrer car to Wait Haven froaa Wilko barre d.ily, leave Witkeshcrrw "ver snorong nt A. M.

aad arriving White HavM 19 A. M. Iteternmg leave White Haven at 9 r. arrive at Wilkesbarre nt P. M.treea While Haven a Psckrt Boat Waves every Monday, Wednesday.

It Prldav. for Mauea Ctiaak wn the arrival ef the Car frees ilkes-liarre. ktrtaminft- leave Maweb Chnnh every Tnendav, TbureJav. Salurdav. and arrive at bite I Urea in lime te te take the Car for Wilkea-Darrn, Far seats or it-r iulurmMloa apdv at ine Phoenis Hotel, Wilkesbarre et Moaner's Hotel, White Havca and at KiipU lletcl, Manch Chunk.

J. W. nOKTON.ace. Proprietors, JutyH.ilit. tf Book Cindibs- THE Snbearibcra carry on the above hndvre in eoooccUoa wiih their Book Stars at Uoats- dale.

Pa. The work is dene by an esperwneea vera aaa from New York City. Hooks will be bnnnd in at rood sty le and en as good terms as at any other place. Uooks tor bindiac ena left at the Book jot CT. Baroom, where dtey Will be taken and returned when hound, one in intee tnonihs.

lfA.Kn.CU at. LAW 19. Hooet Ule, July 19, llts-a. ftcgUtcr'a Notice. the following administration NP and Executors accounts hkvs been filed the flics of the Register, for the Probate of Wills, and rrantinr letters ot 3utninist ration ia and for the County of Luserne, vir The account of And rut Fellows, Admin' s-tralor of the Estate of Thomas Bowman, late of Huntington township, deceased Piled, February 26, 1848.

Also, 11e accoun of Lydia Dible. now Lydia tlel-frech, Administratra of the Estate of Valentine Dible, late of Wilkesbarre township, dee'd Filed, March 33, 1843. Also, The account bf A Dei trick. Administrator nf Robert Campbell. Uie of Bates township.

deceased -Filed, April 11, 1819, The sccount of Canneld Harrison, Ezecu tor of the last will sal testament ot Jackson Harrison, late of the township of Sufarioaft deceased Filed, April I 1818. Also. The sccount cf Gottlieb Gutnther. Adminis trator of the Estate of Jacob Guinther, late of Buck township, dee'd Filed, May 25, 1818. The account of Asa Pike, Aminiatralor of he Estate of James Pike, late Luserne county, (no Wyoming" county,) deceased Filed, June 2,181.

Also, The aecotin of Henry Roberts, Executors of the last will and testament of Samuel Rob erta, btte of Kills township, Ijiaertte county, (now Wyoming county,) dee'd Filed, June 1848. i 'Ths account of Elisabeth Tuttle, late EFi beth Edwards, Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph Edwards, late of Plymouth township, dec' Filed. Jute 9, 1843, The sccount John rover bne of the Ad mioisUstors of the Estate of Michael Grov er, late of Newport, deceased Filed, July 1, Also, The account of Abel and Pbebe Grltman, Administrator of tbe Estate of Samuel Grit man late of the township nf Scotr, deceased Filed July 1, 1848, Also, I The account of BamucI Wohtel sderf. Administrators of tbe Estate of Levy WomeUdorf, laid of Keseopcck township, dee'd. Piled.

July 4, 1848. AIw, The account of Philemon Santee and Jacob Dresber, Administrators of the Estate of Abm. Mowry, late of tbe township of Butler, dee'd. FUed, July 4th, 1848. Also, The account ef John S.

test, one of the Ea-ecutors of the last will knd testament nf Hen ry B.Yotr.late of Butler township, dee'd. Filed, July 7,1848. Atc, The account of George Whipple, acltn Ad ministrator of William rY hippie, late of Wind-bam Mahoopa ny, Wyoming- county, dee'd Piled, July 7, 1843. The account of Ebeneter 61oeom, A mints tator of the Estate of Sarah Slocum. late of the township of Providence, deceased Filed, July 7,1843.

The account of James Brown sad ETisbs Newman, Administrators of the K-tate of Eli nue Parish, Ute of Monroe township, Luserne county, (now Wyom'ng Bounty.) deceased Filed, July 10,1848. a "Also, The account of Jonathan 1 Btocum, Administrator tie bonis noa of Ihe Estate cf Isaac Hrrtzell, late of Hancver township, deceased Filed, July 11,1813. Also, Tbe account of Nathaa Patteraon one of the Executors of tbe Estate ef Abie! Abbot, Ute af Kingston township, deceased Filed July 17.1848. These are to give notice to sll Iegatees, Cred-ilors, er other persona interested thst tbe foregoing accounts will be preeented te the Orphan, Court, to be held at Wilkesbarre Od Saturday, 4og. 19 lb, 1818, for.eonumaUon and allowances, igTceable to Uw.

4 HARRIS JENKlStS. Jtcgiites Register emee Wi'keabarre, 19, 144.,,, 1 CaV aid BtA At tU old and veil known --A" Tt. Jt- aV fkimistm Pfnili tf VJ tA(ViV J' fr9 cw 9im www myj Market 4 VranUin ffilktsharri A CHOICE aasortsaent of dry goeda, grneeriec hardware and ereckery saaong whiab are eat- client qoality eaiieee (rant Ada. Ss 181 na not raid, sueh at formerly sold at (J eta, te I sen. yard, and fancy art'nlea, at the taaa lew ss'lC A mane the rrtec ere Ten, Cefieev zl see c- 'ier e- for Va, kc ef whish ch or country preduae.

rj- ricate gie us a eaiu I. TRACT Ce. November 11,1 ltr. mra laaesi-ssd kwomm emanlis) mi, 11 eoswrded MaaoaW fAME to the enclosure ef the subscriber in VL in Lackawanna towWurV about the third of May last, one cow, deep red, one born off, about ten year old, of middling tise does not give mule. The owner requested to prove property, pay charges, and take ber away.

Aug. 5, 184S Ct, Ocalar Demonstration, ax5ovATisa ahs btsuho, st a raACTiCAi. woxk- MAM. E. LEACH, respectfully? informs the WmQ public, that he will remove Tar, Gre and Paint from, and restore a brilliant indelli-ble color to, Fadid WUtn WmrUtd and SUl Wfrt Garment, without removing the linings, or injuring the cloth, satisfactory to his eroployv er.

That he wduld like to renew everybody's wardrobe, with their, consent, on a principle of economy, that will save money, and soaks them look neat. he makes a DTE, that will neither crock nor fade. That he makes a oasASc, fan and for sale. That he makee a renovating fluid, that cleanses the cloth that he is a little deaf, and a little blind, which com pel him to request those who desire a business or social conversation, to draw near and Speak plain, in order to dispel the clouds that hang between us and the social sunshine. That when he calls, or sends a boy to call at your dwelling, Of place of business, he means no intrusion, but to contract to do your work in a superior manner, for a trifle and that he stays in a place oe longer than he is fully compensated for bin time.

That he has established a shop in Mrs. Lamb's building on Market street, four doors from the Susquehanna Bridge, Wilkesbarre, for two weeks only. Call and see lum and hi samples. xoura, wr economy, 11. is.

Aogmt 9, ISIS pd. Democratic Delegate Election. The Democratic citizens of Luzcme county, are hereby requested to meet in their respective townships, at tnc usual places of lioIJuir elec tions in said townships, on Satvcdav ths 19tH mr or Atsi si to elect one delegate to represent each Township in a County Convention, to meet at the house of the late Philip Myers, in Kingston, on Tuesday the 22d, to form a county ticket, unless the Delegates assembled shall otherwise determine and lo, to appoint Delegates to represent said count in the Mate Convention to be held at Harrisburg on the 30th, for the nomination of a Democratic candidate for Governor, and such other business ss circum stances require. It is particularly requested that each and eve ry township shall elect its Committee of Yizil ance for the ensuing year, and report the names to the County Convention, in order to avoid the jealousy and dissatisfaction resulting from their appointment by the Manning Committee. the standing Committee deem it proper to say that the County Convention of last year recommended a cnamre or tne place or noiuins Conventions, from.

Myers to the Court House in Wilkesbarre. nut it is believed that such a change from a time-honored usage, should first be sanctioned by the people in their primary meetings consequently the Convention is now called to meet at the old place. The considers tion of the question is recommended to the people, and if the ensuing Convention shall decide in favor of the change, its decision will doubtless be cheerfully acquiesced in. The following Committees of Vigilance elected and appointed, are requested to give timely notice of the time and places of holding ths Delegate Elections. BENJAMIN SATLOB, A.

C. SHAVER, CHAS. DORRANCE, S. McCARRAGHER, Standing Committee. Augusts, 1818.

COMMITTEE OF VIGILANCE. Abittgto. John Stone, A. Bedford. Muter.Dnulel Oplinger, John Woodring.

J. S. Samuel Sntilju -ISuctflbo. iatreranaii Cortrignt. JN-Joseph Chase, Geo.

Van Fleet. CarboHdalfCoY. P. Byrne, S. S.

Benedict, Covutgton. 31. Me Wade, Wm. D41e. Dalla.

David Westoyer, Conrad Kunkle. iDe-Daniel Woodward, Chas. Jyorrance. Jacob Sim, Marts RosennetuV Exeter A. P.

Holmes, Charles Chapin. Fell. Abraham Hains, Thcc-lore Mills, FairmnaHt. Job Marshall, John Smith. Franllir-T.

S. dispell, Robert Eaton. 'Greenfield. John Lowry, Jesse R. Dills.

JJav Joseph Greenawalt, Thos. Wandle. JlnlleKbaclJacob Weiss, Isaiah Stiles. JfM0 John Brittion, John Steele. Janoer.

Simon Reinheimer, B. Pfouts. Fairchild, Absalom Case. Jefferson. T.

J. Edwards, Benj. Pedrick. Kingston -A. H.

Reynolds; Daniel Xai Philip Sorber, Jona. R. Brunson. LaclawannaG. W.

Smith, John Stewart. JAki Beuben Lane, Wm, Major. Neeeopeel- Wm. Smith, Peter Good. ffewton H.

S. Decker, Simeon Cole; ifeeport Jos; Keevler, S. P. Vandermark. Dr.

Throop, D. S. Koon. Pittsto Samuel Saylor, James Helrae. Plymontk Peter B.

Puh, John Turner. i Rose B. F. Westley, George Wandle. Rhodes, Abm.

Smith. Scott Nelson Newton, Daniel Vail. ftaltrm Nathan Garrison, Eliaa Raimelay. Union Geo. G.

Turner, Rich'd. Harned lVlii Itaren lioro' S. Hunter. A. Smith.

Wiliee-Varre lioro' C. Wait, S. S. Cooki Do Apple, Jones. Please Fay Attention IV.

STKOUSE AND North Bide of the Public Square, one door below Iho Post Oilicc, Wilkesbarre, t'cnn'a. trVTrarOULD respectfully Inform the cil'raens of tiS Wilkesbarre, and iu vicinity, that they have just received tbeir t. Spring and Stimmcr oi goods, from the City of New York. Having paid particular alienti.a io uie purcnass oi tn same itt ibis mararf, am vnjaj rreat facilities (rota their knowledge of the New York market, ihey ea confidently assert that no aerwom in this place snail sell eooda citeaper inae ibey will, sod would respectfully Uvite Indies and Ueallemeit to call aad examine tor themselves. and they ill nse all endeavors In tbeir poser to end ihcm avsf perteeuy aautueo.

May 10, Administrator's Notice LL nersons. Indebted to the estate of to nuke immediate payment, and all persons having claims or demands against saia estate, are requested to present Ulcus duly authenli cated tor settlement, to 1 JOSIA1I tURRlS, AdmV, Sslem July 19, lS43-6t pd. CaVV anii 8cc (iTkHB subscriber grateful for past favors re I) hU lhanfta to hie friends arvl Ihe publie foe ibele liberal patronage. He still con. tinaes bttsiM at bis old stand on Main street.

srbere ae vhi ne vpj viu winu and the pablieaad supply Ihca with nnfiT-s a i re of his Own tnanulaeiure. He bas ft received a genera! asuorimest el Eastern made Shoes and Boots of the first quality, lUith It Gentlemen's Summer Boots, Ladies! Misses, Children' Shoe, which be wilt sell as low a they be purchased iu this THOMAS UAVIIXJtV, 17, IM-Iy LETTER ANU CAT FAPE2, ed alt uUU-od prices, for sae "BAKA'UM3 BoekBtore May Vi ma. UXXXLT. MTon. WILIE3B AEtEi infill 9, 1A4S.

FOR TJUESIPEAT CEIY. LEWIS CASS, (OP MICHIGAN.) JOB VICE PRESIDENT hvm. O. BUTLER, I (Of KENTUCKY.) -jOR CANAL COMiLISSiaNER. ISRAEL PALSTEB.

XOf Westmoreland eo.) i Jf BtBBaniawnBneSBtSnn mcrmtl Electoral picket. St11Tear.lt. TLiCTOt. T.tf FIGLFR. of CTenraehL.

I AVID P. NoiUamrrfoe. SSZlA-VlSTATITS XUCTOSS a yemiy Beoner, Joan Km R. KaetM. John Weidmen, fee.

Stank, l3 Robrrt Fiher, 4 A. L. Romufort, io rrvf jmi 17. John Creewell, 18. Charles A.

Bkaek, jaro 8. Yost, luat-E. Wright. Vb, W. Dowmioj Hary HAlJeiuan, 19.

Geo. W. Eowman, 20 Joha K. Mkaannn, fvtr Huw, 8.tVSckooevT, W. SwrtliUid, feeah Brewster, I.

Geo. P. Hamilton. William H. Dmr 'm, B3.

Timothy I fee, IX Timothy Ires, Ja. G. CampbelL commenced, OQ Moo Jay. jail ail of and the tuarter sessions probably continue throcghoot the week. Jndae WatwaHTt jCaloffy.i etonw-nt Eulogy delivered by Jews wisn, ia the Court House, last ht eharacte and wtKM of FeAxcia hti," wt hope to procure for publication toother column will be found the pro- l'in of a meeting held to make prepar- I raising a Hickory role at th house Sooexak, ia Kingston, on Thurs tbe Stihiasl The proceeding were irrdeUllieienu'y early for insertion last it to wwt mislaid.

neamauent te Snaa. ncetiag haa been held in Nceriatown, qotatrj county, fur the purpose of U- mearures to erect a monument to the hwry of oar late lamented Gorernor F. arxx. It is to be called the Teoples humenu and a Cornnuitee baa been ap- kted to receive tuWripticri- Ceojamia of Norristowii, was appointed barer of tie monument fond," and each idul nbacxiptko, limited toeae Ta our rjemoeratie brethren of. the Fress 'aa State we respectfully submit the lul- auired.

That the nomination ot candi Vtfcr Governor Veaew cee. Are we oiei (Lancaster Intelligencers were not aware that any candidates kca, a could be "do ruinated" on til the inst. TUe Intelligencer Journal, Ic 1 in a good tttcBg federal county, hav- owerer, named a candidate, doubtless, ds the matter aa settled. Well, per it is, and we ap ia these democratic re have only to fall into the wake and him. Tie imel Vre mi rtt 4 tie gttst $ct tie top flk4 ww VW M4 tltm 0t if t)u hOU.

How stkis game of giving as the tall and Vae of the th, while yon eat the Xast, Mr. IiUdligtnetr iru. CeL Black. Isceck. raciest and richest production of the Ais tie speech of Lieut.

CbL Blacx of in PeBMylvania Begiment, whkh we is anotber eolamn this week. SetuI pf to rour neighbors to read. It rise of the true metal about it a pel of hearty chi ralry and honesty a tie aetrt aa well as convinces the Moowaed fee his dauntless courage while serving in Mexictx as a Cot Clack has proven, on his return. Mean talk a well ashs can fight-Sod hies him wheresoever he be, for 6e friend the ardent andeukient of the poor soldier whom you meet streets, when they needed friends. If awfct this, ask them about "Cully -Xntla aula) sm.

padlag on Market street a few evenings saw several men and bora rush the tatraaca of the second story of a h-af on the rposite side of the way, unpt to raise aa huzza. On enquiry strange proceeding, we were In that a "TstLx CI ah" hsJ been a few minutes prtriooaly, and that ue the cCicers and members. It is tea months since the nominations at Hphia, and this waa the first demon- is this quarter in favor of the aomi- rhe daratioa'aad extent of the neat bear any rxoportion to the eom- rTOt -Old Zck will receive no fftherc-lrom. From the lodkroos aSurdrii With tlia Mrnnt limM vuwa, iu mum vm '7 Two MraitKa produce such a "pip'd ehkken" i conuscaca ua nw Max ionl fizzl'oaLw we ahall PfoeeedinTa. nJ taV nln.

Ming them before our readers. be Bo doubt, that in lh course of sai I acij diaeussions, and enquiries -prtaciplea? of General Taylor, piace, some rica ia be aJTxded in tha hLr iasiracurt our Bm Convention of New eaadidate, for the oc of Oct a be of of bo he is to as at of ed been the Coons of '44 and worshipped Clay. A moat unexpected and disastrous beating reeom pensed their devotion. "Like the sun Bower" they still taraed to Clay as their idol, and he was unmercifully butchered at 'the "Slanghter House" In nuladelpbia by bis own pretended friend, and Taylor substituted ia his place. Thk! was sharp practice npon the delicate nerves of whiggery a practice "prophet ic even in triumph of greater humiliation and disaster, than in' defeat.

But bear it or die was the only alternative, and for two long months it Was, IXobeons choke which should be adopted. They bad denounced the war and hated its instruments'. They had loved Clay and bated the man fr the man lj whom he waa sacriAced, They had looked to the tariff as the Persian to the ion, and they found a Southern free trader in their path Thev cherished ia their hearts a tonging for the Bank, and they found their enemy in the raiser of cot ton, sagar and tobacco, and the enemy of the mammoth cotton sugar and tobacco broker. They! wanted distribnlida, and before them stood the natural advocate of the opposite poli cy as leading to a reduction of duties. They wanted a man of peace, and la bis place was presented a man of war an hasty and passionate soldier, whose only reply to their impertinance waa a testy rap upon bis sword hilt.

To en gulf the treasury in the bottomless abyss of in ternsl improvements, In order to build up aa aristocracy, and pile on tariff, formed a cherish ed object of their policy. The neighbor of Cal houn was the only instrument at hand. What wonder then that the alternative of surviving or perishing, on such conditions, weighed evenly in the balance. Bat a hope sprang' ap in their breasts feint and and dim as a star Ia early twilight, but still a hope and being alone, it was cherished like an only child i that man Taylor, being in the ksads of depraved and desperate men, might still answer their ends, and serve their this hope they have acted got np their meeting on Monday night. But even should success crown their effort result which looki as that the eternal ice will melt npon the topmost peak of Orizaba they will merely have prolonged their existence to their own humiliation sad shame.

The bia sing eye of Calhoun, willjcLUsolve their frosty fabrics, and his hands contentJhe men who have brought about these 11 Alas I poor Whiggery. -i We-o't Kcslgii. I It seems that' Gen, Tatxok refuses to resign the office of Major General, which he now holds. This proves the degree of confidence entertained by himself and friends in the result of the coming election. With what a marvellous love of office, everything in the shape of Whiggery is Gcn.

Taylor haa many illustrious precedents for his course in distrusting the sober reflec tions of the people. Among others in our own state "honest John Banks when chosen as the Whig standard bearer for Gorernor, tenaciously clung to his Judgeship. The. course of the democracy is nuite dif. a ferent1 Gen.

Cass Taylor's competitor, the moment his nomination was signified to him resigned his high station aa United States Senator from Mkhigan, and returned to the walk' of private life. Trust in the people constitutes just the difference between dem ocratic and whig morality. The member of the "Wyoming Brass Band, take this mode of tendering to the citizens of Danville, their heartfelt thank for the kindness extended to them on their recent visit to receire the "Wyorning Artillerists." They confess their utier inabili ty to express in language the obligation un der whkh kuch -continued kindness stent attentions have placed the "Band.1 To the Ladies of Danville, the Band may be permitted to say, "God bless you all' to you we are indebted for kind words, kind deeds, and 'bright smiles your images we have engraven upon our hearts there shall be no discord in the musie of our admiration of your virtues. To the member of the "Gondola Boat Club, we shall ever feel grateful, 7 iWhile our roice keep tunet And your oars keep Our lady and gentlemen friends of Sunbury will please accept our thanksv for the cour tesy shown Capti Cbor of Northumberland, we received very many attentions. God speed him, and bless him "in his basket and store, in Wyoming he will never want ft friend while a member of the "Band have breath to bid him welcome.

The undersigned, a Committee appointed to escort the Wyoming Artillerists" from Northumberland to Wilkesbarre, upon their return home from Mexico, respectfully ten der their acknowledgments and thank to the ladies of Danville, and to the citizens of Northumberland, Danville, Eloomsburgj, Ber-wkk and Beach Haven, for. the hospitable attention bestowed, and the repeated acts of generous kindness whkh hare placed the members of the Committee of escort, under a grateful sense of lasting obligation. 7 o. F. SLOCUM, E.

B. COLLINGS, A. M. STOUT, ..4 -m S. BOWMAN, Ai BEAUMONT, Commute of Escort.

Wilkesbarre, Aog. 5, 1848. A Geat Stxauxx. A splendid steamer was launehed at New York, on Tuesday at ternoon, seven o'clock. She is four hundred feet in length, an enormous eize even in this report resolutions, who submitted the follow ing, which was unanimously 'adopted: That a general meeting of the Democratic citizens of the surrounding town ships, be held at the house of Jacob Shoemaker in New Troy, on Thursday the 21th of August, to raise a pole, to be dedicated to the Democratic cause, and hear speeches in reference to the candidates and questions at issue in the coming contest.

The following plan of arrangement was adopted, viz: Pole to be raised at 10 o'clock, A. M. Public speeches till one o'clock, P. M. Dinner at one o'clock, P.

to be follow ed by toasts, y- Committee of Arrangements. Fisher Gay, Lott Brees, John Goodwin, Win. Swetland, A. C. Shafcr, John Johnston, John Brees, Robert Eaton, Erastus Hill, Hiram Dennison, Jacob Shoemaker, Davenport, Sanford Moore and Thos.

Irwin. Committee of corresporidence, to invite Speakers, P. Pettebone, At Shafer and 8. P. IlilL lAt his residence in Daleville, Covington township! on Saturdar last.

David Dale. aged about 4 years. The deceased was a native of England, but had emigrated ia early life to this coun try, and settled at the place where he died. At the period of his settlement, the country was an unbroken sorest, witbwut roude, any of the conveniences and comforts of ci vilized life. The untouched growth of centuries was to be removed a home built, and the earth tamed and cultivated, and his family maintained amidst circumstances which would hare appalled any other than the stoutest heart, and broken any other than the strongest constitution.

But Mr. Dale was fully equal to the necessities of his position. By the most persevering energy and indus try he overcome all obstacles, and for many years previous to bis death, he enjoyed as its fruits, a comfortable independence. Us rais ed a large and respectable family, the great er portion of which settled about him, in comfortable circumstances cheered and made glad his old age. He waa of that statare, short and stout, whkh best fit men for enduring the ruder hardships of life.

Of a most kindly and genial temper, his life illustrated the truth of the lines "He lircth best who loveth best All things both great and Happy and cheerful under all circumstan ceskind, good, and a pattern of true integrity and usefulness eo far as we know, he was beloved by all, who knew hint; At a ripe age he has passed away but hi memory and his virtues will be loig remembered and cherished by all who knew him. Less we could not say of one we knew and loved for his worth, untainted truth, and pure and hearty nature, more is unnecessary. In Luzerne county, on Sunday the 6th JANE S. SEELY, aged 20 years and 3 days. Mining Riglits for Sale rplTE right "to dig and mine Iron, Coal, utmeirent, cm www, and otktr Mimrafi," granted by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, in and under tho heads of the rivers Snsauchanna and Lackawanna, in the valley-of Wyoming, by virtue of the act of April, is is, oaered lor sale, adjoining buuics owners only, until the.

let of October next. Apply to llKKJU. VVUli surveyor, '--i' Agent for Wilkesbarre, An. 0, 1S18 pd. THERE will be exposed to Pitblio Sata, on Saturday ths lUk day of OttoLtr utxt, VALoaei- Tbact of COAL AND TIMBER J.AN1V situate on the Susquehanna and Lehigh Tarn-pike Road, three miles west from Uazletoa, on' Clack Creek, bounded oa the east by land of John Luisler, oa the south by Mary aunxie, on the west by -John Kunkle, and on the north by Nicholas Kope, containing Four Hundred and a quarter acres, and allowance.

The improvement! are a Tavern House, Sheds and Out-Louses, and a fountain of Spring Water convenient to the buildings. Also A Saw Mho. on a permanent stream, and in excellent running order; late the estate of John Kenriaru, dee'd. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock, P. on the premises, where the coudition will be made known.

i JACOB PRUMHKL1.F.R, CHARLES KENNAKD, (rft. Auj'in 9, ISIS Sw awaiv sssMig saw ail aaev ea mamm svii ta attached to the company. Next in order will be the F.ART INDIA CAB, to which will be harnessed the Two F.ksrntSTs. followed by the Magnificent btud of Horses, aad bji ine uiDfrous cosily nna niiu vrnuronium Vehicles belonging to the company. Tbe bean tiful CARRIAGE drawn by WEN TY LtkUFOTIAN PON IKS I driven la Und, will bring the rear of the whole Proeeaaion, It .1 I I 1 a 1 int wui nncwun vnKii miw wii mums Which language can describe.

Master of Uie Arena, Capt. J. A. DECAMP Equestrian Director, Mr. H.

P. Manieaa Tree surer, Mr. J. W. Fosnart Clowns, PrvL At LtiTnaorboth distinguished above sll others in ths country for their wit and joviality, and unsurpassed by any in the world for their fim-ine and unexceptionabU hnmor Maaical mre.

tor, Mr. E. 1C. Earos Leader of the 1 ias Band, Mr. Geo.

Statavi Leader the Btiing Band, Hats A. 0surr. Ths Pavilion la which ths Company will exhibit, by far the largest ever erected, am' will be brilliantly illuminated oa the nights performance. Doors open at 8 o'clock P. M.

Perfortnane' commences at 9 and 7 i e'r lock. Adniiltance: 33 cents positively ae half price. Wilkesbarre, Aug. 2, 1818 lw. lVlLUIUAllllu BOOT AND SI10E STORE.

West side of the Public Square, directly pj site the Market House. iFormortg Bond d- DimUl.) A VINO Purchased the entire intareat of t' Hi concern, 1 am now prepared to furnish fo mer cnatorners and the public generaly, wb 1 the sams Ne i.u quality of, Boots and shoes, which it has always kept. LADIES SHOES, just received, Ladies Free Buskins, ties and slips, white brons and bint kid slips; Enxliak nud French kid and nrvorf-ct. buskins, walking shoes of every variety Englis style high cut buskins of morocco and kala beat liiil artirle. GAirERBOOTS-ea extensive tMortmee of Laidas boot of ditTerent style aad tuitab, bigt gaiter bonts with pattnt leather tip.

MISSES SHOES Micaea goat, morocco and calf lace boots a larire lot of bsktaa, brunaa and bUck, also calf and gnat shoe for common ware. CHILDREN S1I0FS brce and liEht r.W-ed gaiters, bronze, light and bhwk UhiIp thick ones ef calf gram and kid, the whole comprising a larger aacortment than can be found ia this i- "'T BOOTS, BOOrS, BOOTS My facilities for procuring the best and most dura file boots are complete, hat ing made arjangenvntt to be supplied by some of the best manufacturer IA the Eaitem State tnada expressly for the retail Uedew A good amortmcnt of French calf boot just receivd, a fi: peg2ed boot, an 1 tiilolion of sewed that ran hardly designated from the line stitch common and cheaper kinds of pecged Calf boots of any sise or tullnees, snoim, boys and youths calf, goats, kip Calcutta, and cew bide boors, cheep. SHOES, SHOES Mens kirs goatralf, and grain; shoes, boys and youths kip, goat, calf, and grain shoe. MENS SLIPPERS Goat, calf and kid, (sewed and pegged) slipper, alao a full supply of gaiters patient leather tipn Tb whole comprising one of the cheapest as-sortmenta aver offered ia this market, percona in want of the same, will do welt to call at the Wilkes-Barr Boot end Shoe Store. ALFRED 8.

DIMJCK. Wilkes-Barre, JuasSl, 1B18. (ly. 1 A CAI1D-TO TIIE rUBLIG inirrB svtax iktru H. PUTF.RBAUGII wouU most rttTert-Q fully inform bis nnmereus friends, and the public in General, that his house and stable are fully repaired from tbe damarc done by the Ute Area, and that be Is prepared te give tbent a satisfactory entertainment aa heretofore.

He would appeal to a generous public for a enntin-nance of thri favors, and tender hi sincere thank for their past support. Wilkesbarre, Aug. 1S18. tf Tllkcstlarr) tlaaletonTstmv tilfco Itoad. THE Ftoekholdera la the Wilkee-bnrre and Hailrton Tnnipike Boad Company, are brrrby uotilied tlmt a second instalment of five dollr (in each share of sfnrk sularritrd, is reqiroti A to be paid to the Treasurer, on, or before the 15th, day of Auimst next.

Iy oriler of the wuKwgrrs. WUWbarre, July 'JHli, 1818 3t rv-Mlf. KiorVknl.trrs af the WvethW Bank at 'A Wilkwtmrr, Mradte Sppty II. ami t. l.l.lnre oftbit Riale, te rae tka alnrvrVar s4 liatik.

nith lac title, tawM sd nHlalt aad st at freteid. E. LYNCH, WilVrtbarre, Jane lit. tea Senatorial Electors of Tennessee', have declined. A Convention has been called to meet at Nashville, oa thj ISO.

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