Pensacola Gazette from Pensacola, Florida • 2

bauiLcf of Cii.Z.riS, a 1 tiv. w-Loui ibetr vt V-Skt be- itfive Ij bii.Ti Jw.o 'iu, curps ct al lervrarJs according Ui circuiiirl ii-cet. He actoi 11 came it istuwn tie ttei- cocri arquritrd Scutt of the ti uii.eti'lemany conduct' i-j a. lrud afll ixk up finsiiuMi ttLUu cuul i lest piaV u-a lion. K.

C. Cabell. received oa tL 4k- i'uil. the I'g second Landed cvroroui.icatioO from thi Hun. E.

C. CaUSi. It delivered Ui uaby ageitilemau who is la 1.0 way cou" aecte r.b this paper, our La be v. riueu a hue fur il fur better than eighteen months', of which fact, we believe Mr. C.

to be bY.1) aware. The delay lbat bas incurred in uut noticing, or giving it euerny tjaner.e ana cuirr our iaso.ii;;. AdJ Out tbtf illusions oi attaca irtuved oti, iu only eibt boat. Cul. Soi- to tie wf Irish biiih, led, Upoa lbi lyc-casloo, to a Brt isti clairo to deal it's tJCii pris'uuers aa uut enlitiej to the lawt ot in, Inii pUuishabis as tiaitort la their rviii I be whoie body of taken eie tent dou tita Scott by water tu Quebec There they were taken out of tne Iu be skipped fur Botuu yti another, under ca with a vie to their being exchanged.

heu thi sL.p-rilcut began, Scoll soull perceived that thev were telrcling and meant to detain the liishuieri. He instantly intervened, uinofi a ledtba ij N-lto ljU--ge ict. Wiiitttld ieoU live of men bjtve utm tu high ttatioa bj tueie an opvlariiy, and lt re, ever dune any ibio worthy of retter4ibfuce tid. A siugi page of ILi'-ory it uiore than the can cUmi. At ii could oujy atyoi them that the) bred, and that the) rnjoveJ gret otlke.

ji vvucu a man ha realty fteiiormed iiiU) rnuai kab, even pi-udid ac'Mti, tt bvcutues tery diSiicuil lo reile bis l.le withiu so a a I ui about io iak. It tail ol euurse, ouij be d-me by passing erv tlightiy over lUe smaller ui less necessary tails il the storj, and u'cnt intention, but "I Ko rtWeriikt? conduct" 10 pjiitu first, iu withholding tin- Hay do Urs, ioe explained aod, aeeoiiJir, having ta.d a ihlic table thai and ikiusou ier ihr ou't traiioi ie bad Seefl and liai be fatter a and a Fur lbee I tact con demoed biiii lo suspension from n-i lor twrie in but recommended tu the Presideol Ibe remission of nine month of thai punishment. Severe eten in ibe eye ol the court, ai this sentence, it as executed in full. Ct.fti! loliowed, with lha econd divi sion. The foruier succteded ir UndiC a part of his men the latter' boat were uept d-jwii by the current a port on ot ttje men failing into the eneiri) fuwer, uhile the re-i weie driven b.tck.

Among and denied Ibeir right to make any dif the latter was their biave tint. It is an eiujui ttijty tf tocv'um, that tb Goverstuiew. nl care of oc ieterests, tad tie tbt.u!d tale cart bf iheir JCa a I 1 principle proclaimed by lhe lion of Martin Van Burea" the oiiQ with outhera pjiueiples," jfl now in close affiliation with Geu. "auwher northern ruaa wuh tumr-' principles." Bul Mr. Cabell inform us, lht Giddiug and Alien, all th otter Ftf, Soil member of Congrett above rated, wiil for Gea.

Scotu tLeuieea iu error but thi error irjS4. led not in ourlvs, but in the Rictnj Whig, -wherein we found the u.inei (except Mr. Cabell'i) uru, nJ classilied. Mr. Cabell has I( cuiiviiice us of lhe impropriety of Kit oauie afrtbo 'i meaibef oppoed to Geo.

Seu He. has candidly told lhe people ofFior that he will not support the Whig uomine. thereby taking with Col. Ward, the worthy anj accru. plished gentleman selected as lie caacj- ference between one Ameiicail and another.

Tbe office i haughtily toil) wounded; who, however, crosses yet again with aoma aud It did n. 4, however, leaeii Capl. Scutl's ihun he was a prisoner himself aud that I.ii oari iir 1 ,1 naHl lint, ttiose military character, except fLr personal 1 1 1 1 pr atcipitiiy upon ihe giealei and mure Hi- wt.o landed With Vail Reut.eaer furtned "fy ere Uul goiu 10 ue -uieincu u. urn. ii iiri.nr.i! rri iirf.ih imaiiiu nun.

I Hie untuner in tiictil vm.1 eudeaor lu ni a uurt idc lueraliy tbouh- a be did, and LrlJ an earlier publiCal.oO must be attr. looted 10 Mr. Cabeit't own pecu.tar ineiLud of cunve) ing it to us. HO. OF Aug.

loth, 1-02. DfcAtt Sia: 1 dj nut qjes.fm )our 11 'hi to vyyute my election. to Cougrr.s, iar ieai du I 4jesliuu right to do hat )ou so uecideuiy cuuJeum in me, iZ.to withhold your artice support or your vote fruin "Vhe nominee of our party." But in your condemnation of tne aud in yuur rfi'vil la tin pi; my polinc! friend with waul of confidence in me, you have faaen into an error, which justice lu in) seit requires me lo coirecl. 1 take the loiluwing extract tfoin an ed.to rial iu a late number of ttie Gazelle, de voted io my bumble sell "In what a singular category do we bl IU. lie was not a man, however, to give his feiiow ciliZem, nor lu be aiieuceJ aud advanced under a inuiderous caanun-ade from the heights.

Beneath it, the Ci'lunel aud all bis otficer lell, WoundeC tbtir ecr, to, boever, ibe iitibl.C herrabnu'; thev entire') oftie gtal CoiiiinaiiuKi, tlwi ('bee IiuVm not inture to ieU one loiijj a Kuuiitlo otr.) iu nte itoiber- vilb tlje iut-pkeii )oung officer, and or kibeJ. Happily, other were landed hi manner aud wbeu they agitiu uA 1.. Wrii wrfiii to peremptorily 'ordered UahioiiV, there gate biu a coiniiiuMetilary dinner. Scott iba eiuiply ud Ins men iidl to auatt any luriner ques- on a ver astauit u.iuu the tniJ- i acUieu, ol course, tu oa about to re- ions. At (hit the Englishmen grew trite a check iii hi prole.gioual advance.

no temjjiU: for iWe grat yxil oi tuo eeiili i ui a-tu lequiie Iju i ttu l3lJTIJtrlH lltu lltril imhwiiv. 1 ail way battery ami tbat oi tbe suimi it. Bulb liirte were carried in ipiick surer, sioii, aud their routed defender forced to! lake retuge in strong stone house near the waler's edge. Heie they were reinforced by Governor Brock in persua, bo had liuw ar rived. That gallant aud beloved officer oiU afterwards fell, wnh bis secretary, Cul.

But I have observed through life that e-miog niisfortuues are eidoui real ly except tu the common run ot men. i brin ibey overlbwow Hie liuly gieal tiirj help. The blow winch ui ei Hie it ud terrilie the cow aid, r-ue the atr-jug nun and tiie the brave. Scott war nut disheartened but at oate exasperated, aud ordered hiin to go below deck. But, though their prisoner, they could not intimidate nur manage him.

A high quarrel ensued: but be wouid iiol tield an inch; declaring lo ibern resolutely that the lile of an English pnsoiier uuuld answer lor that ofevery Irishman they detained. Aud he kept his word: fur, although they kept and shipped off to find him, and bad company has lie thus fallen iu opposing General bcott date lor Govaiuor, and icAo tcill be t'tc- led the wishes of bis democratic fiiendi Ills Parentage cV Kducation. tmall piaut.Uitill 'l bia Utlirr, ilium JiCutl, Bear TeiriiUuig, Vuima, uu tbe litlof Juu5, 138, tUe ytiir bi-lule lUr kinuiUuu of our UcjtituUuii. lla v.a ibeyou.nger Io (, and bad ibree aisteri. His a Scotcli McDonald, in leading Lack his men to' the leading A bulitiuiii rt of the North are Uoatile to ibe Whig nomiiialluu, because it is uut fiee soil euough fur lueui.

The iiiilleniuiu musl certainly be approaching when we see the Liou and the Lamb ly. threu binii-rif upon it mor tboiuugh and striHa if study of tactics aud the whole Eng'aud lor trial ihe twenty-three ton of io the contrary notwithstanding. Re also at issue with Guv. Call, Judgt Ra. dall, and in fact, with ihe entire VVb; rtlake the bright.

He tailing, they (he Green Isle thai they had already were repulti'd. Meantime scatteird par lie of Americans hud been "elliug over, ing down together. picked out, ibey could, lioui hi, making Ihem keep tileut, pitch upon no more; party in thut withdrawing hit tupport from time lo time, tu the few and half. The; following are part of tbo Whig fiom Gen. Scott.

The two gsntltroea disabled bouts but scaicely one out of members of Congress opposed Scoil while he, a soon as he got io Washing, ion after being etchanged, reported the iwu in these p.ii ties was able lo join the just mentioned are as well acquiintui Abulilion aieruber.1 Uiiitherii uieuibers." E. C. CtUell, getitleman, wh.j bad tukvti part in Ibe re. bcliiou oi 1745, tid fuiil.l ajiiit the Kiug. Forced to fly biacuulitiy, betook refuge in Viiiuia, wbeie bd bnaum a lawyer.

Dyinj: farly, be traiuniiilcd big grandnbn (tiobably a larger aiimuut of fcalri'd jo Uriti.b Kiu ibau to Hi-ton Wcaaie a iHruier, and iiiniritd Ann Maoii, a Toting ludy ol betler t'a 1 i 1'. L. Cliiighaui, Ji.C. J. R.

Gidding. O. Chs. Ala. D.

Campbell, O' J. W. Uune, Penn. si lence ol r. I or ibis, a yeir removal lunu Ihri duties of ibe camp gave him a most pliotiUible leisure.

When he re appeared iii service lie ua a fir betiei uidier Ibau bewiinld have become during the r.inir time but tor Wilkinson's attempt 10 be rrvengell Ui'il bun. WAR DECLAUEU-llULL'S SL'R- RENDER I'UBLIC D1SCOUR. AGEuEN'T. -the waro h'tig but reluctantiy by our Government. Their liud been ubiiiiiluiil time liu ineparatioii, Jas.

Abercruuibw, Ala. natter to the President, and brought about he pasage of a law fur retaliating upon English piisuuer any punishment in-dieted on those taken lroo us under pre, lence of their being native-born, and tiercfnre uarpetuil subjects" of Ureal C. F. Faulkner, Va. tight.

Tbe test were eilher landed too bigh up, where the cliff could not be sealed, or were twept loo far down aud made prisoner. 1'iobably six hundred tveie the utmost ever at one time engaged itHhe tighT. Just al" the lime of Brock's fall Cul. Scott reached the i'baJ. Stephen, St.

P. Gentry, Teun, Alex. Stephen Gu. I Horace Mann, Mats RulU Touuibi 11 Aoios '1'uca, N. H.

ly tliatl' lorrLiir, but ijireal. 'virtue a'liu Britain." iiur-ftas it long before Scott Verily, a siimufar association with Scott as Mr. Cabeil is, nd under, stands equally as well the necejsiliei 0f the south; and iheir anxiety fur the safely of southern rights aud intercut it ibon all party lies. Mr. Cabell -is-- "WtrM-t nonentity, far a hit eflorii arc concerned in tha coming (lection.

With all due deference lo Mr. Ci iu. perior knowledge upon such i regard the Richmond Whig, situ, good authority tespecting the politics! dn The association of my name with Gid, liuuelf look a plenty of captives; nor did te lail lo set aside ut once, a he had and olbwr leading abolitionists ot fledged himself lo do, a number as bus yet it was iii prepared aud its tirst effort Ibe noiih could have had bul ope oiijecl. I have no remark to make ou the article tag loi the safety ol his Queeustown Comrade. 'The Consequence was that in question, except thai none of the -ab olitioii member" whose uames you pub sensti lor rtDTCTl lrt' soon came to ffue great lor her liuliud ditid" leav'ini; her tbe nle guardian of hv cbildreH," aiid an esiate wbicbou.t high degree ol' pi ode nee could leiidei nuflicienl lor tleir upmrt and education.

The. excellent lady, bowever, dichaigcd he difficult task To do ao ie. quired great induify, liuality, and or derliries and tu the constant lei-dun ul ibene (yet ihH without I lit mil higher one of-lleligion, and of a ov of honor and that uu.iei den. Hull, tor seizing Upei Canada, though highly pi acticable, was ill BiipMilt''d and so feebly conducted 10 10 cost us at once the whole army sent on ihut rniei pris It enleied Canada I10111 at Detroit, oil the li Juiy, Ir 12, and capitulated, al saine place, un ly 1 i- 1 iuii of them were hurt; that they were ill, except two who had died, sent back ti iheir adopted country together alter the peace oflSlS; and that, by the par- lish aie ovpOiOl to Scott, except Gidduigs aud possibly Mr. Allen, who care of Sc ill, (then liien to the 'erminatioii ol northern Abolitimiiiti il is published in a Slate where it behuorti them to exercise a jetlou vigilance uptm these base and designing distuibertu! tli had al last obtained leave lo cros and lake the command.

He immediately drew op his men iu llie.beal position thai Could be lakeli lor maintaining the ground and covering the htudi-ig of the militia expected lioui the other side. Vain was thai latter expectation, however; the mili tia refused tu cross. Souk- constitutional scruples about the President right lo march tin-in beyond the border had denly seized ihem, aud they Jell their comiades al Queeustown lo iheir fate. I be enemy was not so nice about help, mg their people. At the til at sound of tbe cannonade Ueii.

Sheafle had Hunched from Fort Geoige, eight unlet below, with eight hundred and fifty Biitiah' re. aulurs and a nearer body of five hundred Indians watiiors had flung themselves forward upon Queenstov n. These lat. ler, arriving tii.it, reinforced the worsted highest rank,) their back pay and bounty one mount hiiu two uu) unet vvaru. 1 ins hate not even proJtsseA to bt wings lor years.

They are Free Democrats." I do not think that the fact that you hap pen lo find yourself iu this bad compa ny nor the tact that you aud the Editor ands were secured to them. By a sin uuisi unexpected event, while it enraged aud motttried the ivilion, shook teryseii. Jtilar accident, loo, in-st when they were Ituding in New York, he chanced to be passing the whait, and recognised them' ously 1 he country's and even the soldier's i-outidencM in our commanders and our ot the 1' lorida Democrat each oppose me, should impair that confidence that the a they did him Great may be supposed Whig party have so justly reposed in you. loops, or 1 lit) ability ofeilher to withstand the experience of British geiienij and the the joy of that meeting on both sides 1'he mo! thttl cull bi' said thai it is a i discipline ot British armies. Under such knowledge) young iScoit, uu bred up tmj nursling ot ease and indulgence, but Ihr hardy cbild dilhculiy and lortitude.

exerii.iiu ecuudiii bin inotlier'r uiaiiiijjeiueiit, a good education war ob Uiliud lor bilM and, finally, nrleclhij; bi grandlatlier'a a hi prol'etaioii, be lit-landed a course oflaw iecuieat illi jiii and Mary College afier hich he; entered a lawyer' offico, and in H00" uu admit. Jad to the Bar. Fur tf'yettr alterwurJs be rod tba circuit. In the tneuii time -had lust hi mother. singular association ii ny no mean leeling tidniy grows scarcely possible, ollow that you are wanting in fealty to and Hie war must hare bemi intie but the Whig paity ol the South.

It is an awl strongly was it expiessed by the wirui-heaiU'd Hibernians; Inr Irishmen idotn forget their friends. But we must return lo our etory. SCOTT SENT BACK AS ADJU- TaNT GENERAL TO DEAR-BO UN'S ARMY. -uccessioii of di'giaces, if a daring VouFng neiny, who now, witn qune superior honest exercise ol individual opiuroil as to a man, not involving a political principle. soldier had lint peedily come for" aid' to brnak on land, a Hull did.

at tea, the iiiiuibeis. poured upon our poaitiou a lerri- Very respectfully and truly your Inend de attack. It was un the point ol over. ami obedient servant. vv hj-lni in nur men llieV U'mrt ft.

It r. E. C. CABELL. To the Editor of the Pcusacola Gaz sprll of England' tupposed suprrioriiy.

SCOTT la PROMOTED HDS FIRST SHOT AT THE ENE.M V. The rnpid jirnfessional attaiiime jits ol Scott and hit high q'iulilie for the soldier had uotv been perceived. He wn in under i'; when Scott, uhohadbuen personally directing in the rear the repair of some captured cannon (now most needful) lushed back lo the front, reanimated our i ette. How he becomes a Soldier. la lb auunrierof IbU? occuiied the wanton attack ollhe Hiilisb frigate Lenp.

ard upon our imprepaied ship, iba Chesapeake, and the arizure and 1111111 ejMneni It app-ars from this letter Mr. Cabell July, 1812, piumnied to the lieutenant cnl- men, and, turning ine ueieuce inio tierce attack, drove the routed assailant takes exceptions to an editorial, that appeared in this paper on the 3lst July, re melry ol the second regiiaent of aitillery in headlong flight by sheer valor, aud and sent Black Ruck, there to pioteci, hen resumed bis position. I his was with the two companies ol 1 owson and several tiiy.es repeated. Lislui''uisha- of reral of tbe latter' ctew a fcnglih uhject. Thi outragn exciied a violent reeutmeitt thrmighout our country, oung Scott shart'd in it must aidently, and, a war eeuiiiig to brt 011 the (loint of breaking out at once, joined a volunteer troop ot horse raied iu I'etersbuty to de.

lend our coaet, and inarched with them Bsikrr, Us little navy yard. While he The campaign of lrj 1 3 had just been opened by rtio taking ol York, whtcli Scolt arrired on the Niagara frontier, in May, as the chief of the staff lo Gen. 'Thi important post requires the skill, io organize and direct all the details and all supplies and mateiials of war lor whatever opeiation the commander 111-chief may have decided upon. His adju. lanl general 'should be his right hand; fur upon that officer mainly depends all the preparation of battle.

Scott coiiuucled his duties greatly to the satisfaction ofall. The labor and Ibe honor would have been quite enough for most men; but he claimed, besides, the right of taking the command oT bis own regiment, whenever it came into action. The claim was con-ceded to him and he soon made use of il. Continued iy ovr ext lative to his political course, in refusing 10 support the National Whig nomination' particularly the clause, wherein the Southern' and Abolition members suppos bie to all not more by his remarkable lay there, on the 9th of October, his assis- stature and the lull dress uniform iu which ie fought than by his presence at every point and the fiery intrepidity with which ed to be hostile to the election ol General Scolt are classified opposite to each other- down to the shore til Liiiihaveii Uay, he met or led every assault, Scott became peace. I nis paper is decidedly the nioil influenzal hig organ iu Vtr-gillia, and is sec 'lid only lo the National' Intelligencer fur incrriiy, candor iwl liuih.

For ourselves, we aie glaj tu thus informed th at lhe northern Aboliliin members of Congress prefer Gen. Scort-to the regular Abolition candidate for il Presidency it is a sigu the etTurir of such Mien a Florida's fivorile son Ui been like bread cast upon the waters, lai is now gathered alter many rjayi tub alas why doe he not aland at bis uson posi a sentinel on the walch-totvrr, rvi-dy lo extend a helping band to tliftt sinking men who are struggli-; lo obtain a footing upon the plallorm Le, liimiili has beeu mainly instrumental iu ettabliiL-ing. It may not be inopportune her to repra' here our denial; that we intended locisi. nfy Mr. Cabell ith Giddings or suj his hellijh crew in tbe offensive article noticed by him; were he our bittern1 foe, instead of our friend, we woulJ 'l to much iiiiuit him his whole life exemplifies a devoted aitaclmn'iit southern rights, and ho has struI'd harder than most men lo blight ad the dangerous machination of ii'rlherli aggiessionists.

For these gieal I' iriotic effort Mr. Cabell i eittitird tuibf warmest gratitude ofevery soutbem Bul there is a principle in lulu'! pli' losojihy called ihe point ofno a common centre, whoie lha and negative powers meet only each oihei so il is in poliiici, 'r nisi. imetimes meel together at attracted from opposite extrrnir dille.ienl impulse, lo recoil ajani "a renew rd loathiiitf. the Irequent rnaik ol Indian rifles. A gal- It is not our desire to be unjust to Mr' wuere lor a lute luey look up then in expectation of a I5rilib invasion.

still militia officer, Gen. Wudsworth, tam was aked ly Lieut. EHioll, of the navy, toward-scapturing Itro British armed lirip (the Adamt and the Calendutiia) whih weie mooted iiw'er the guns ol Foil Erie, almost opposite. He at once sent Capt. ToWjoii and a pa of his com.

puny getting ready me.iutiin to give nil help, il neceary, Irmu the shore. The attempt wa gallant and tucuesilul the brigs were c.piuied but in carrying them oil' one of them (the Adams) dilfled Cabell, or to enrol! him amidst disagree Neither our goverment nor the British had again ai again stiieided him, with his own per ton, from the savage markmen. yet made up iu tmud this little cloud of I.L, .1 1 able associations. Iu the article referred to, it was our intention to exhibit an it. nomalous stati ol things resulting from It was now an occasion when not man- nuuu mew on anu our volunteer were called home again but even this ccjvenn! tvm lo be used, but an exam abort and bloodless expedition had pro he nomination of Gen.

Scott that a ple of unconquerable courage to be given; and thereluie, when urged to quite his PEiNSACOLA. unuijr ueen eiloilgtl to lotlSO In our VOUIlg ashoie upon Squaw Island, where, the batteries of the foil commanding her, number of Southern Representatives opposed his election because they suspected ncio me nauve pasaiun lor arms, and to decide hi future, career. Fvery thing, regimentals, as making bun too conspicuous, who wat quite enough so without it, he mote than once laid, "No, I will September 11, 1852. Llltotl took to his bouts again and aban doiied tier. I he enemy now sent armei liiin of Fiee Soil and and uowever, looking peacelul mice mure, he returned lor a tune tu bis practice.

But the same number of Northern Abolition boats to tecover her but the lay within die in my robes." Fired by his example, all, militia aud regulars alike, fought ourdillicullie with the pretended "Queen FOR PRESIDENT, WINFHOLD SCOTT, oT Virginia. the ieai.h of Si-olt's gun as well ut the ii i i i ot the Sea' upeedily agnin thickened. like tigers and the enemy was obliged lo tor i aim ne urove oacK tlleir boat at ists opposed him for enliiely opposite lea-sons because he was one ot the earliest supporters of the various Compromise Alt, Jelleiaon tried in v.tin the weak rein draw otf. the fort had driven off Elliott. he con And now again reinforcements would test who should finally bear her off was edie ol an Embargo and Nun intercourse act.

It became clear that a Miie enough war could not be much longer avoided an not have been loo late. But noue came. Bills duiing their passage, and before quite sharp; and tried veiy well the arlil VICE PRESIDENT, WILLIAM A. GRAHAM, of North Carolina. nd every thing grew desperate.

For lery practice on either side. At iait, however, Scott's ardor and skill prevailed they became a. law. Alter his uomiua lion hu accepted. the platform of piinci.

now marched up to join the adversary Geu. Shealfe, with such a force as lell he recovered the brig, and held her unti army, therlore, was tube laised, and, it bilUor thi purpose being brought forward in Congress c0ee le07, Scott applied lor a cummiasioii. The bill no choice but either lo die olorioisly. by the oideis of Gen. Sinythe (allerwad mounted on the trunk of a fallen pies adopted by the Whig paity.

aud fully approved by Mr. Cabell, and the other membeis ot the Southern delegation. ok lor ti proclamations and bis dis tree and exhoiled his men to tbe latter coverlet iu the Auoculviise) she was choice. Il was necessary, he told them. burnt.

Neither has he since that time exp.essed lo wipe out the shame of Hull's somen. BKAE LITTLE BATTLE OF tt EENoTOW.N der, and leach toe and friend that Amer HEIuHTS. -ri i i i icans knew how to tiiilil to tbe last. tho least reluctance or hesitation to abide by ihein. 'There is bul one certain way to judge ihe future, which is by the I tils exploit roused to such a decree Their lives' would be well laid down for the lorce of militia, about 2,500 stiong, such a purpose, and would, in the wat whtcli lav below at Leui.iutvn, undei Now we should like to know what has now only jusl begun, be worth many vic Gen.

Stephen Van Rensselaer, with about 450 regulars, that they demanded been in the past life ot Gen. For Governor, Col. GEORGE. T. ARD.

For Congress, E. CARR1NG PON CABELL. For Electors, Mitj. J. J.

i)r. Geo. 1). Fisher, Alternate. Hon.

hos. Randall. Geo. W. Call, Alternate.

Col. J. P. Sanderson. Col.

C. A. Mitchell, Alternate. For State Senator, O. 31.

AVERY. For the House, FRANCIS B. liOBK. passed iu the April following, and in May the gieat soldier that was to be was appointed by President Jeteron a captain ol light artillery. During the rest of he wa employed on the recruiting service and iu the atudy of hi new profession.

QUARREL WITH GEN. WILKINSON. ITS CUN SEQUENCES. In 1309 he ttaa ordered to Louisana, and placed lor a lime under the command of Gen. ilkinson, an ofkicer on hom, in common many other ol hi countrymen, he looked as an acomplice ol ikin' conspiracy, and alterward a turpiug iiilonrier against tu aociates.

Thinking ill of hi commander, he declined all oflers-ol bi lavor, and even made tories. Weary, lew, and sore as thev Mr. Cabell is rjiiilaken in particular respecting the offensit il was intended lo be advisory censorious, as the following strict exhibit Wo want another Whig PrwJ and we want lo ee Mr. Cabell rJ.jJ again to Congres a a Ue.ir.eiil.ilivo trom th i State i Scolt that induce Mr. Cabell lo continue lo be led al once acioss into Canada, wore, his men all cheerfully assented, and prepared for a last struggle.

Sheaffe, where indittd, there was not then ithin to doubt his honesty or consistency. reach a Biitishfoicn more ih'n half as hewevei, more wary-ibau the earlier British leader, did not indulge us with We understand Mr. Cabell says, it was lare to inuke head against them. On mainly through his efforts that the W'big the other hand, there was no motive bu dontly as we heretofore supporteti that ol honor lor such an invasion for any more bulges, but coolly took his measures for surrounding them and men wbu are sui rounded (not being able to dght on ail tides at once) must be made we must proclaim in all candor, (lie Guteiumeiil had made no prepura Whigs of West Flurid will not ray dons Inr any such movement and him in bis present position, lit" pitsoneis, whether they will or no. For no tpcrel ot bi ba ojiiutou ot Lim.

Tbis plalfoim was adopted by the Convention. If such be the case, it is much tu be regretted that he puisnes a course eminently calculated lo destroy the noble fabiic of bis own handiwoik, by opposing the election of the man best calculated to se. woulu, uecessai my, nave auon Deen Coming to ears, he became cui if it advanced, or di iven back, if a lime our heroes held their gronnd most bravely against three or lour to one; a single Democratic vote lating hiu. sell from his patty oD il did not. Besides, not even the easy bitterly the young soldici' enemy, and wiitched the opportunity lor revenge.

tiaiv. autficienl umber of big preparation of boat enough for tarrying but al last many of them were Ibtced over the precipice of the river bank, and the, Naval. The U. S. Steamer Fulton.

We i witbdraw from him lo guarantee over a thousand men at a lime had been cure tne supremacy oi rug principles, lion of his opponent." made. But Van Rensselaer' men threat be gratified to learn that the Navy Depart. rest, two nuuarea ana iiincty-three in number, weie compelled to lay down and the cuntii ance of a Whig Adinistra- We ar a loss to conceive inent has decided that it is not necessary rued lo leave him if he did not send a torte across; and he yielded. Tbe plan kuulC tioii. Florida has great interests iu lliis urnvod ul fVii rnnr lllriiirtl WU their arrnt.

bis was, bowever, a ur render almost, at glorious at most tri lo send this ship lo the North, a it was adopted was, lo cn lo Queeustown mailer; we are in our infancy, and have expected would be the case, but the ne ith two columns ul' about thiee hundred umphs; it redeemed the honor of our arrnt; showed, as Scott had designed, that men each to arry by storm the bade cessary alteration and repairs are ordered hi election. His banner is the bead of this papel we intend poitand vote for bim notith'-" mat differ in the honest ezerc cidual opinion as to a wan. Americans need turn their back ou no to be made-at our Navy Yard, and th ries on the Heights; and, a lodgment lor invasion being thus made, lo hold on About this time be was removed from the command there, and (ten. Vda Hamp. ton appointed tu hi place.

Upon this Scott ipoke ol him openly a a traitor," at indeed he legally wig In fur tbe Rules and Articles ol War" only lorbid disre spectlul language, or behavior towards one's commanding oflicer, not at all one's superior at a distance. Seizing upon this pretext, and that of bis having, while acting, without experience, aspuymuster tu the company lie rrciuilud, withheld lor torn two inoiiih about titty dollars in all of pay oioue'y to cover some ol their debt 10 a mWt tor which be had tendered him-t-ll liablf Wiikuuou bi ought Scott to trial before a court-martial, tu tbe hope ol pro- oody and proved, by defeat itsalt, that conquest was close at hand. Decatur, hat bravest of seamen, toon after said many Rail Roads and Harbor Improve, tnonts under contemplation that requir tho parental aid of the General Govern to oiiginato them. The expe rience ol the recent Congress exempli bet to our entire satisfaction that no earth ly hope exist in the event ofa Lofoco Ad there until one could be got ready. When Steamer it to continue attached to the Home Squadron until further orders.

ou the I'Jtn, tbe n'iw hat was inten It i s.id that a Yaoke 111 io bcott, "sir, you have-led tbe way to The contemplated alterations in the ar ded reached Scott at UJack Rock, he a potato digging machine, victory," lorthwitn hastened to the scene of action rangvment of the vessel will be made oy Horse down ttie rows, tj Ka HUSH PRISONERS ABOUT TO BE fuieseuiug well there would be need of loot, teparatet them from forth wilb, and the result will add mate II uim and offered himself aud bit artillo EXECU TED-SCO IT PREVENTS rially to the comlort of her officer and TT. ry. But the arrangement weie already ministration coruing into pouer, that ou1 various improvement schemes will receive the aid so much required to give them load up into lhe cart l' walkt alongiide, wbitiiii'f lumbia," with hif bandt in crew. made, and all that he couid obtain was The capture, among our troop of a.