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I' fir the following letter from Mr. CABEIX. \ : fq \ 8PPpr ,
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Ir.1l the Representative in Congress from Florida. ; .. 1 otbe'.State save nsy1iamuTjr tU : General.'B? Hopkins we're RIcz Esq wfioSe' !4th P1I'.th enclosing tbe report of the Committee 18th-

jto'lJ Ii was addressed to tb'e editor of the Register April .15,"1852/ ly the'News, amazingly.:, In the'!atter State, ly captured by General 5th'ult. in this town wbileron! %vlsit here Conference upon,the Bounty Land Bifj(of

:; 1 and pu1)llsfted"w'ith the. consent',ofxx however, the 'majority in the'Convention. brought this place yesterdayr-the for the' benefit which! ;he, hoped to derive the assurance that the report would be adopt,
 -Mr."CI'nu.; '. ,i' "I thr' .' having come with-themefor; tbejpurposeofplacing.jhem I & *' ;*.** *ct ed both As the'.
:rt 1O C.f "'Co. ,unceremoniously' 'crowdeil .Ubwtf th"C ss Ifm! ourrnIlif'angen3al climate,:.- by Report bad bee* L
 t 1tn Ar HinrESE: Mwch 20, 18521 : : in the c.u.sto.dyof jsome, of Jhe adopted and the bPtpa8sPd'time,before
 its
t B.U.TI1OU. April 7 6 IV3L :tninorlty, 't.nd' expressed preference for Mn-Rice was one of the most active andntelligent
 : "
 I' Mir UE'R'lIi: I have read 'with interest LATER : authorities here. I regret, however; to say I the receiptbt: Mr.? .CabeH's letter, his; aiwr.ances .
 FROM EUROPE. merchants of Boston and
 oneof
 in the our neighbor's "finality"candidate,, ,Mr.. are made doubly sure 'We
 ,
 the "The
 ILl1ic:1t'headed. Presidency, *
 r. that they woul (T nol'"b'e'rreceived' either>by the most upright*honorable, kind and true note his
 didtnVtfietaVor'tb Bachanan. as letter at this late day only i
 State Reisterofthe; 13th, which you care at as grea tr'joss to.lal.idtclares
 ARAL OF TiE: AFRICA* ; the military or ,.n'\.otborrneija.i.1', fi aH.Tntends men that.ever lived, as we happen to know. that the called mid '
 sfend me., evei.to.,see,tn e great merifof that ilrnthiay Mr Rice brother-in-law Foote troops serticrbyGar
 VMywr was to Judge ,
 ofth'e .T BrItish : 10 take them bacic tO Palatka,and Moeeler entitfed toJVarranU '
 *>$hfTe tno doubt ol.tbe.correctness asli .tesmb1pAfrsaruat <rrff d *b f.av campaign7'J lettetTlronV' the and"as .Co t. Nathan Ricei,for are under tU .
(1 opinion expressed ithtrtice1! that the NewYork from Liverpool, which<yort the ,1 v, ""' :' "' there keep them:.until he can,receive instructions resident pj :of" Tbe many. amended act.. He,say si *
 ac
( Jen'peri' rMrB : years Burlington.-! :
 r; course of the onti.FilmoreVs of New o the 27tii nltl, -phe baabroughtbGp : ,. from ;fthe'.Goveroo respecting future qnaintance'of Mr.Rice\ in Burlington was The law makes land warrants assigna '
 and other4 Northern" State Is' caW fHE' b dcmind- for Cotton-In 'Speaking'agam) fGen._ :Cass, reminds i us :
 York; n\-" disposal t thetmi : not large; but of:'no,man,,wherever he was ble, and authorizes 'their location on ani/
 lated to disintegrate the National Whig party. the LiVetpooVmarket, ,fcftertfi',departure of the that our. :neighbor does n'tfi :'as:yet, ,favor( wounded known, could it be said with more unaffected lands,subject !O'entry. ,It makes 'a jost re.
 has
 General
 The measures and policy of Mr FUlmore's tialiic, sl slackened, and the sates of the week tom- us with response ,to our '-respectful:in- Hopkins' :P. itb( irutb,: .; maneration,Registers and 'Receivers and

: Administration, 'unconnected;with questions pried only rr,OCJJ bales,of trhioh speculators took I quirywhetherhafter his past opinion i ofCas squaw in_the 'care of :a family,l ,here,'of, the None knew him but. to'lore him, : extends tbe provisions' of tbe former law, -
. .relating,directly or indirectly to the subject three thousand highest, respectability .the ladies of .which ; as embrace others tie
 : 8 11hoUu.nd.&I1d exporters s. him; forced 'out :Non named him bat to .!! many amour them
 tof slavery have received unqualified declined one-sixteenth.of Sflt-YOUldsuppOt ; if' charity State iroops called into service
 : Pair 10a.1.iUubaa" s are proverbial for their humanity and by Governor
 c with 'Air. Rice
 : .*pprov1of the entire Vyhig.;I party of the as a candidate by the Democratic j.party) br.acpintarici commenced MoseleY.-TallahaAtt
 nominal ah :; &nlfntlr
 ; the lover at jth
 penny; grades were eighth; ; and who are" eminently':qualified tb!be with'ibe somewhat famous Railroad list..
 j
 : country, and,his' ..Administration l has, comttandedjbe ,The market' ,We, should like'ta' know.. We think it ; -
 i;. (. ,; respect and. admiration of the to a.fartbhig'decline. c108ed"errfd.U. :' ,would be hard ,to ,decide [ stow'upoi.,;,the, patient! .:those delicate')i cares moot controveny'iri .Boston, between tbe/Ver- [From,the:Saraannh, Republican of Friday W.1
 as iupon'Bsihe'uJ1Port' Central
 quite
 Yet and the Rutland Railroads in '
' of the Democratic, party. : ich ,
 peat mass and sympathies gentle woman ::only '
 4k '
 i:-, j lit is said lhat, if a candidate: ,for .the. .Pes.ldl'ftcl. .- In Breadstuff-better feeling 'prerafledi-btif Western; : of General Scott by.SouthernWhigs. knows how to :bestow. In-: the bands1,of 1845): 'With: no'preferences, in respect'to Meeting. of the-.Union Party
",'' he ,'onlll10P! the vote of/the, .State there tfas no chsngtlrrtKe-quotWlots.; .-*' ; routes but with a warm regard for Burling- At a meeting of_the Cbhstitutional Unldrf
 while Canal, Philadelphia BaltfiitoreFfonr were'at these kind-hearted ladies. sufferer-will ton"as holding! those to be
 whom
 -of. hew, York by.a large .majority : was personally : the
 We allhded'tb'' Gen'C jlat-fpoledness c ,at Exchange last
 .Any other Whig could easily carry the State.This 19s..6dd.' "Wheatwas at fr'mn'Ss; 9d. to 6s. Corn receive every possible comfort and aitePt 11., .attached, MRice, became an early!, of party tbe.Hon. John W. night.on motion
 had declined White' : and:Yellow on the Territorial question, on a recent occasion ze.loui able and friend Anderson Dr. R. D'
 beingwortVSft unwavering
 'oftbe
 and"a -
y : : is an extraordinary declaration, She is improving, and is in a fair way.to/re Arnold was called to the Chair, and P. \V,
 ; startling; fact if..\Ie. Whenever Mr FillS 233.% Another Circular says ''th'at'Flour1' in the Senate. 'ItJ's'tbustoucl1ed upon ( latter project, And we have no' hesitation Alexander,''Esq:,appointed Secretary
 of New and Wheat 2d: to 3d.: of.'the cover. i in saying (ami1,we are"sure those:who i
 {more has been before the people had declined one shilling by -tbe' Washington ccorresyondent: are The Chair
 having explained the of
 ] York he has proved at least as strong as his Rosin had ad'r&Dced-eomm commanding 3s: Charleston Mercury r'V Some-'f 'pel'oni have; wUha; motive. best'qpaiified to' judge -xvill agree with us) tbe meeting, Mr. R. M. Goodwin'move object
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p :. own party, and the only' ground of objec- 3d. to 3i 8d. Consols closed at from 9Sj to 93|. .'best known.t! '! themselves eDdeav red,tp that to his almost faultless :Judgment, tbe that a Committee of seven ,
,.., :'lion i to him, and cause of unpopularity: } nowisi ENQL ND.-In the House of Commons, Mr. In the'Senate, on Friday, Mr. Cass made create impression- that these.' Indians great influence which 'bis'most< estimable select delegates to tbe Constitutional fI.e appointed Union to

. L that be did not violate one of the articles Hume's motion for the extension of the suffrage. another explanation as to the real mean'u.gof were-taken within tbeir'own boundaries- character'exerted, his cheerful and hopeful Convention, to-assemble in Milledgeville
 In the creed of the mass of, the the Nicholson letter, as apropos to a recent counsel, and bis indomitable confidence and on
 :ri viffailhz has been defeated by a large majority.The tbe 22d inst., The motion carried
 letter from'Jefferson Davis. This time, while tbe'-'reTe's8 is ,an established fact, was and
 of lIe 'to VETO couragewas very greatly owing the
 Whis New York. refused __. success
I :. Appropriation bills had .been freely,voted tbe Cbairproceeded to tbe !
 nets of Congress which observant men of for by the opposition.Sir. explicitly, declares,'that the trte'interpretation even in- .the minds" ,.of those. who are. whispering of that greatenterprise. Excepting Judge gentlemen that Committee appoint:', R. M.following'Good"win
 all sections admit essential to the preservation of that ,most Janus-like.productionwas Foljett' (and be\we 'doubt.n would !
 were ,the contrary opinion. ,Let,,anyone deny J. De, La Motta, ,A. N.Miller. R. A-
 of the of the to a the Northern one, and that the Southern the exception,)to no man IITlng-are'the'Rut-
 country tifry't AdilrcM.We .
I F enntinuance of peare rood feeling between the \ wing of .his supporters'were substantially place a map of Florida before him-and follow land and Bnrlington Railroad and those who Allen Carithers., J.F.:Tucker,'J.G.Custard and John

' 1 different sections of the Union, and even to have'on hand ,a number of copies in humbugged in the interpretation.which they General Hopkins1 route as; far as Lake long labored for its success,'sV much indebted The Committee after consultation.

,t I '. the existence of the Government anJ which pamphlet form of the Address delivered by placed upon it, and which he took care not Kissimmee,'thence eastward toward the head as to Nathan Rice-tbe-earnest ge"ntler the fallowing, gentlemen as appointed
 contradict. This tacit of the delegates:
 were passed pursuant to the requirements Mr. Levy before Temperance Society to approval waters oi the St.:John's, near which point considerate.lbnt: firm/ inflexible and intelligent John WI AnderSon.R; R. Cnyler! John E.
 correction of those settles the
 interpretations Nathan In
 Rice.
' of the Constitution of the United States, the made and be will find that the midst of controversy Ward, F. S. Bartow; G. 'W ,
 of its Micanopy, with an Appendix which has long.mooted question as to whom that let capture was sometimes and acrimonious' WyJly, and
 and to into effect one express angry we .
 carry Thomas E. The
FI provisions. Disguise it as you may.the ..eny been added since the appearance' the Address ter was intended to cheat. No body here- these Indians were far outside of their boundary learned to love and respect Nathan Rice IJoyd confirmed.report of tbe Committee 

II4 real causes of hostility to Mr. Fillmore in the Republican. These copies are after these can reiterated be deluded and agaiu in this way, after line., Gen. Hopkins has simply' obeyedthe Now- that be- has gone to' Tbe delegate was unanimously, on motion were authorized

 with his own party, are, that he did not veto for circulation thrice-expressed com orders he has received and if an unlucky That undiscovered .
 intended general and theycan mentaries of Mr. Cass himself. This shows ) country from whose.bourne to fill any vacancy which may occur in consequence -
 14 the Compromise bills, and that he removed) Indian in the darkness of No traveller returns," of, the inability of those
 who informed. in be obtained upon application at this how due North Mr. Cass is heading at this was injured ff- > appointed
 office he
a Irom men was I
 r Ca8e8 unwilling to execute the office. particular time.' night, when these orders were being executed no difference of opinion or judgment 'can to-attend. 4

 A 1 laws some of the were land. Now, sir, if ,the sectional These developements make the opinions it was a 'misfortune which no ,one i iI believe prevent any from.man.who knew him, we firmly Oo'motion adjourned.of Captain Tackcrr the meeting 
 in
 conceding eminent
 degree
 an
 Mr. Cttbtll' Letter. *
 -
 animosities; ; of your people to the south editors' in the',South, who are going witha I could avert, under the circumstances. Gen. i tbe qualities we have ascribed (-him. R. D.. ARNOLD, Chairman.P. .

r'4. ,Are sD such be that down an able by, northern honest patriotic menmerely man We copy a letter, from the pen of Mr. rush into The 'Democratic conglomeration, Hopkins has acted with that promptitude In common with many, very,many,,others W. ALEXANDER, Ssec'y.

 4 ItI: Because put fie has discharged plain' constitutional Cabell addressed to one of the proprietorsof all-important as to men-particularly when which deserves,the commendation (certainty with blood whom he was"connected by no lies of California \VbIg .n* ftemoertffte. .-

 ;h. l Wide: duties there can be no longer. the Albany Register which has been call they like consistency in Whigs. not the censure bf even political opponents) life-domestic, we mourn his social loss.and In every business-we relationof .en_tlOhft..

: : any sympathy of feeling, or co-operation South oi ed forth by an article in that paper, to whichwe of bis fellow-citizens at, large. His well- look upon him as A MODEL MAN. Requiescat We- learn tbaf the Whig'State' Convention -
 and
. l action, between the parties North will be referred week before last, expressing Florida Interest. Claims., known humanity and kindness 'of heat. in pace tFrom of California, to nominate delegates to
 and for this and not we, respon- -
 $ sible. yon strong preferences for Mr. Fillmore for the We observed, in ,an obscure portion (if which were. fully evinced .in the ample. and the National Convention,met,at Sacramento

 .4 A few Southern Whig politicians,lookin Presidency, and giving reasons, in answerto there is such a thing in, the usually lucid unceasing manner in which be provided for [ the New-York-Herald, 2.linst.} of city February.OB the 19th The and delegatas adjourned Win on.the Frank 21st

 : on'y.to expediency or availability themselves, or it from maybe the Courier if Enquirer, why the chances j columns of our respected cotemporary) of the comfort his prisoners even malice itself The two Demoeratl out In favor General or Ca Committee.. Stewart, of El Dorado- sse O?Good win,

 f' to benefit to accrue to of Mr. F's success in New-York are" fully I the Tallahassee Sentinel, a week or two cannot deny. It is a difficult thing to .. of Yuba; J.* H. ,Clav'Mndd,. of San Fran-
 election of other Whig, are willing
j $, the to sacrifice Mr,some Fillmore for a candidate who equal to those of Mr. Webster. Mr. Ca since, an extracted paragraph, without credit please every b dy If a man is entrusted Last evening held two very important meet cisco; and.Richard ..Heth,of San Joaqnin.
 ings were Tammany Hall of the Old
t I can get'more abolition votes and enough to bell, in his unqualified preference for Mr. I stating that the Supreme Court bad decided with the discharge of a duty, and he accomplishes Men's and Young Men's General,Democratic The lieved'delegates, uncommitted uninstructed;as to the,and Presidential it is be-

I. 4. etect him.-But if the Whig Convention Fillmore, has but embodied the sentimentof I aversely to its jurisdiction of the Flo- nothing, he ridiculed.. If be does Committees. In; both, Lewis Cass was endorsed candidate,' ,.- .

 listen to the fatal' suggestions of these to maintain gentlemen nine-tenths of the Southern Whigs; and, rida Interest question, and that Committee of promptly what is required'and, in doing so, as the Democratic candidate for President The following resolution*;in* support of
 it will be utterly impossible -
 IA a Whig party in the Southern States. should nomination of the Whig party be I Congress had tak n charge of the subjectandwould unavoidably departs in the !least (r m.be the desperate of the 'efforts'of United States the ovgr notwithstanding men, and tbe Compromise wen*un imou8J"adopttd ;

 .iO. -The best men of our party.and the people tendered to the present distinguished- incumbent report against the claims;, and,.also letter of his instructions, he.is blamed and the Houston men, and the, friends'..of'so"ine Resolved: That: the series of measures

't; generally, would and should indignantly repudiate of the Presidency election will test that the payment of both principal. and inte- often 'denounc d. The General only acted other candidates. passed during tbe last Congress,and knownas

';:it' : siderations.a nomination There will made not from be found such con-men the verityof Mr. Cabell's belief'that, in the resf of these claims waS improperly. based I ..with his characteristic energy; and the ben" At the Old Men's Committee- ; Augustus adjustment the Compromise of conflicting measures sectional, constitute interestsand an

. :'.4 1 of respectability to risk their reputation on South, thousands Democrats utd reward upon ,the treaty of '1819. We think this eJ resulting from his late expedit on' will Joseph Scbell presided Hilton,,acted and Jonas as Secretaries JB. Phillips! The and opinions', which ,should not under any

 'L \ an electoral ticket in favor of such a eandi- his services with theii approving votes. was the substance of the paragraph, al- in due time, become apparent., following'Tesohitions, offered by 'Alderman circumstances, be disturbed;:and tbat.it is

 date, in more than one Southern State which This they will do in Georgia, Alabama and though'we have not the paper containing it L. Barr, bf the Sixth Ward, were' unanimouslyadopted' tbe duty,of every.State and enryStetioDtaadhere
 bonestlj -and this settlement
 nominee constantly
 will give large majorities for a Whig '
 t:4: Mississippi, and would do in South
 broad national ground. A even at hand. We have seen no similar statement of these various'vexed questions.

r ; o. nomination standing made with a view to secure the Carolina, if the people had a voice in the 'in. any other. quarter. Literary Association at Ocala. Resolved,.Thai the Democratic Republican $,.Tbat it is>especially the interest

 1 support of the Free-soil party and thus to choice of electors. General Committee of the city and county of and the duty of the',people of. the State of.

 I t'4; continue sectional strife, will be the signal From Key West.. OCALA, Macch 31, :1851. New-York, in view of the approaching National California to stand by these measures, and.
 for a dissolution of the Wbig party. Southern jWe are indebted to Senator Mortonfor Convention, to be held at Baltimore, to deprecate.any: action which will tend to
 This after the citizens of
Ft could no longer act with party several copies of tbe Forms and Regulations By the correspondence of the Charleston evening, tea, deem it proper to express their opinion on reviver r ,or ro s-ao'agitatioo now-

ir r,11: Whig thus be virtually resolve intouiI. for the Assignment of Land Warrantsand Conner, we learn that a meeting the Democratic Ocala were highly entertained by .an able the selection of a candidate to nominated 80 happily alliyed.,
 Free-soil,faction. The same true of-.Monroe and instructive lecture from L.:C.' Gaine, by that Convention for the Presidency of the Resolved,oTb t these are tbe fixed nad defined ..
 1 wi Locations; as prescribed under the late party county was held .
 1' of tbe Democratic party, should delegatesPF' at the City Hall in Weston Esq., which was the second of a series to United States. principles the Whig aflyof California -
 the .
 supplementary Bounty Land act. Key even- in
 .to the Baltimore Convention make nomination ( regard to, these ,questions; and as
, .. on like'unpatriotic principles.a ,; I We are'also, 'indebted ,to the members of ing of the 22d MarcbfprthVpurpose; ; appointing be delivered by a number 'of gentlemen of .Resolved' 1'bat while ve.recognieir cmg such we"exp ct ,them 'to be acknowledged.

n;l:' My acquaintance in the npn-slaveholding our Delegation,! for; the frequent receipt of delegates to represent' that countyat i this thriving town, 'who, ::have associated- th Union, 'candiJ The jiames'of tes. mentioned throughput Democrats and vindicated by.our,representatives in the.

 States is limited, but I have .eetr enough of the State themselves together,for the purpose .of mutual distinguished. National Convention.
i 41 j public documents, for :which they will Convention prop sedto'be,held ,", the :'nbcmnaUoh :eitberrpf"wbpmwpuld.be
 in Resolved, That tbe from California
 that there is
 feel assured delegates -
 northern men to instruction in literature, morals and.tbe
 rec lve at Madison Court House Middle
 \ State large class of national men, please our acknowledgments. Florida most cheerfully'and zealously sustained ,in the National.Convention'be instructed
 a
 every who will jointhe Whigs of,the South to for'the, purpose of nominating i ,candidatesfor arts. Two weeks from this' evening, Mr. S. .hy the Democracy] 'of this'city',,wecannot'but'r to cast their vote for no candidate'.for,Presi'
 ;. IEii-The attention of the public is directed S. Burton of ftect' the sentiment :the Democracy
 fatal a consummation as the sue- Governor, Representatives! ,to,,Congress, Principal, Ocala IndependentInstitute dent of-the United States who is not friend
 :j I: ,-prevent of a s candidate of either who may to tbe advertisement- of Mr/Fi chettJof and Delegates to represent the of!this is to entertain the ..association; and .this'city, as.evinced in their tresolutions'of of Compromise measures'of the last Congress -
 -s pry party -
Ii : nominated because he can the "otC new. 'stage connection' .. i in >the, i interior.. 'in'the'National'Convention the.community, in his' turn ;' and we:only Baltimore instruction 1to'theirdelegates' to and an ardent supporter of the preservation 
 b be held
 to
 Abolitionisswhich will not be given to From our knowledge of the ,State ., i. > ,, and'express'our' preference for 'of the Union. '
 arrangementswhich in the city'of Baltimore,"Md.. regretthe probability that we may' not be the ,nomination olGe eralLewisCass.as: :
 such.menas Mr. Fitcbett has been for *> The Democratic Convention, held contemporaneously -
it -Fimo. ; some time able to' be lresent.rhe organization of this the candidate'of Democratic Republican ,
tL; -v Never was a sentiment in areibet ,The meeting haying been called to 'order, -O1 the' Union i That with that of the,Whigs,and m
 making;we assure travellers that party during long
 laudable
 association i is
 f the ejection of mari to a polit- a and'magnanimous
 fay f any and the Chairman and Secretaries appointed, and eventful Fife,' he'has faithfully sustainedthe the,.same city,*separated, :without: any en.
'l4+ i 'ica1 ofc as'tbathWthe': 'Southern Whigs wben.in i ,parties.'of')three or fours, they, can W.,W.'McCAli/offered.the following' pre enterprise, and promises incalculable 1 ,goodto principles, of'1 effersoD'and Jackson.., In ,dorsement, the Compromise: ..Resolutions-

, -"for Withone: accord they there de- obtain comfortable conveyance to and from amble and resolutions, which' were unanimously -. this commu ity.,. The'example should be the war of 1812, ,he upheld on the field of support' of it, an4 ia support. also of the
., ;fire'to cast the'rrVotes' f him ; 'and the points.designated even- dlber adopted : -- *' extremest intervention;doctrines, -.ndof the
 'of Southern Union Democrats upon. days. emulated by"the intelligent of other, towns.1' battle tbe banner of I his country; .as Secretary Presidentiel
 thousands
 fare -claims iof
 ;r Judge-Doug Ias- were-
, ;, "''who will cbeerfnllyfvbte1Ifor' him, becus than those' J ;appointed.The'Indian. < .- :: .-.. 1f7tre as.T eliemocrats of Monroe county .-' E Florida.-'iA little organized:effort: on of War, under General Jack.soot be'wasfound introduced, :but withdrawn, ia:consequence

4 r '""ne .has'been'tried;andnln" the fearful crisis : *., .,.4, ':,: South Florida in:public, meeting assembled the part ofthose, -who have the intelligence, istration the(principal that distinguished supporter chief of the as admin Minister .of{ j violent,.dissensions" ,in ,the,Convention.Such .

 .t' "'ihrouRb Vhieh he has proved .I,1. '.; ; believe,that' an;expression 'of .,their would'act I .as an)important'auxiliary,to 'our at PaI vindicated ; Is the.concurrent testimony,off.(,tbe accounts -
 s
 we.aepsse ; in he f :lhegreat light
 opinion
 : o himselfequal t a patriot I We learn that alarge and enthusiastic: : ofresolutions i. as to the ,that,have reached us by the, ".Cre-
- ("wholly' 'Uninfluenced by;secti nal eonsidera-: political.qualifications, of'the nominees\of, ,schools, which _are now springing .iip)in. the' freed >m of*' the seas;1',and S"Senator scent City".
 : "'tibns.'and a President determined to do"justiee I meeting has been held In' Mellpnville, a' the State Convention to'be held at the ld*4. every, part of..th country., Cong'fes:$, has ,displayed his devotion: -

 ';' : to all parts of the country; and fearlessly wbi.cb.,strong expressions! approval! of,the mon Court House in April next, may have iLbeD'eficia1 .4: -- :,".. 'w *'", '. .LisTEusa.T : the Union!,!,his:'sympathy'with; the nnfprtnin r' cWasbingtoa,1.cbrrespondent: o, p r. 'theCharIeion
 : effect .. nate victims in the ,cause of the
 the ,
 uponl action the ,
 pf Con'vention,1and libertYl1
 : : to execute the Jaw.e'.ma e 'no sectional course of the Governor,.in regard to,the. Indians ; \ Mercury writing on the 29th ulL,
 : tend the Old World, and sustained the claim "ol
 to harmonize and unite the '
 T; -
 1 issues,'we do not even. wish to vote ;vr '
 were adopted.We I
 ban of the -Union Democratic party,of tbi8. State. .Therefore j The, ,Coast Surrey.f the United States to her'rankamongst'then : : says :; *

 ; :,'for but a with one from voice our we section ask northern men 'to; also, ,.lear:1'1hat. the"" Governor. has ,expressed -' be \Resolved,;That in"the jopinion 4 ofthis -" i 0 tio'ns :'of'the"earth. That justicetblbirn: I, Mr-'I.1iIiiay.'j introduced- a 'resolution

 unite with us In the'election of a northern himself to General Hopkins in warm. meeting'the; :;: measures: passed, by:the last Professor: Ba.che.in his recent lecture'in' and to'our principles''po rit to him as the na I of enquiry''relation, to indemnity for Span-

;ir l'> { not because he has shown any special commendation' of the1 I course of ,t latter i Congress of the United States and'common- Savannah,'stated t 'that' the'whole ast was tni ;'and .national standard-bearer; of/the I ish' horses'(IcasafW 1IS pPose,) IIi"Florida,
 'the"1 South but because Jr kn9'w as'tbe,Comprbmise a anal'ad- Democracy in the. coming. contest., bccasipried the Cuban Fiili tsterL"" .
 ;! .'J partiality to eimply and that be has; also, authorized -the General 'divided' into eleven sections, of which five On motion '
; ientof the several '
 << ; just matters therein con .TbiTsame wriles
 and
 himself :
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 proed ; correspondent also pf
- : % 1:ba.done his -notbin 4ti1ia-m .' (again to proceed j tol. \ e, !interior, with tamed, and jbat'any mOYement whether, of were on the Atlantic' four' ,,on, the Gulf ,of i Resolved, That:the foregoing, resolutions candidates left on the tapis since the self-ira- *
 ,
 'In'oncIusion, I will callLyour[ attention I an increased command of eighty ,men.. 1i Northern parties, Southern aspirants::for Mexico, and two on the Pacific-the extentof ; be published in the National Democrat, New
 motation f Stockton his tariff and Fed
 41 .0 t 'fset 9bich ebout! bae'efect on those 1 1r political distioctiontendingto; : open".t ewoJln4th1l.tl shore line in each section being nearly York Heraldand Journal of Commerce. by j
 1be measures ConTcntloiii and Cais1sm.rheViiDemodatConventI&jbas. is no w healed I ,_or to i create dIscord :: era!.speech" _
 the ; ,
 'deir MCption' At Ybungf Men's Com nJttee Mr John
 the ;
;;1-ir arid dissatisfaction the contented same. Seven of the first-named, sections ,: r '
 $'tnnrethan r ,1 '- "' : among --- :Wheeler 'Ciss and DODGLIS,will chuckle bverhis,
 a"plrcol indi' presided Chairm -
. 4I tbe-Jion as n'and Thadeus
 pI "'.idua. 'Te'Senate' of 'Sttet i : : citizens, 'this :glorious'and: 'pr sperous were under surrey, and one was nearly completed B.; Glover and,John'Bi'Smith acted Set removal;'for they now are the two Inside
Ill -}enal members f\licb i been held It declared nothing'on'the Com Union':oi. Confederated States, bugbValike, :leaving'yet one section commence ries;' :The following important resolutions asr hags on' the'coors since ')Ir. BCCHANIS'S

 I "twenty-four Wbigs; I promise'" question, and reiterated the'supple: .to,"be discountenanced faithful and if possible.wholly i The limit ottheappropriations made by Con ,ertf opted' unanimously; M''\vith4greav friends'mmmanaged bun out'of"'cornpetition.

 lt *__' tber. States and'ittt 'te/iincluding1: Mr.I .-'! rewlutibns:of .?98.'';'It':adopted: tbe' old'Democratic supjpressed.by members.of thegreatDemocraticpth1yof g 1'ramouhVof work :done ,enthusiasm : > i i, d? c; Theitar of'.CASS/seems 'i in 'th.'U see 1d Dt'
 lrm' the North, andNorwelL.i ; : ;, ::8..5t.ate.ti' : 15 ;*ffit -, .r ,. *. ,\c. -? thus'far., ,Caalit be possible 'the'SOuth even
 I (
 Sbonldi'tbe Whig I Convention", ,platform' adding;to i it( .Resolved, "That .In' c :the each/year, accdth:! effort jvasade:!toYkee'p'pace ?'esolved' 11 atAq,, LewIs.Cass: ;Deiu.cratic .' could, 'jnd e d to svrallow'him(agaiit1 'un-'

 : nttectionaJaing the party 1>y attempting'-to opposition to granting lands,to lail roads,in high)respect.tbat the' DemocratsoIMqaroe: ; ,in't i the':pubUcation.of::results with.tb6 'Republican, .you ng men of jbe,city! .nd. d fanytxjrcumsancei( ? Politicians!rely 

1'-S eufrrfavof with FreesoHers.i and,/refuse to: the manner which'Is,now o1 strongly advocated County entertain lorH, ;.Snellr.E i.ofHilUborbnghCounjy.jSouth field ort'Of eye r-the maps and charts coonty' .Newr Ybrk re ognizathdistIn- ( i o"jif ;rod. 8 1 ,.ar8 '"even'Tgnorantenough

' ."Ibninate' Mr. Fnm6rt; or'soiii .oiIe.'",else ,:'and i! 'latelyVuccessfully'carrSed: 'through Fjorida. Jiothasi |eingfjrst| i pjeented i In i :th'Iou&'oi; Vrelimi i: Kuished. citizen,}the fearless soldier tbe profound ':of:South;,CaroliDi 'IU f,',her':sentiments -
 the eminent
*: -# known by his the san.- I a COD81stel'I.Democrat" an 4a gentlemarfof jurist statesman andtlhe as declare that even be'woutd1go
; -tipnal constitutional, occupy position; the Wbi 1 the Senate. ,,by'an .immense grant,to',Iowa.' acknowledged' J. ability, da herebyearnestly nary,sketches, Ma then.ot'finishei'maps.; unimpeachable Democrat ,jf for,the author. of'the'Nrcbolwn itt if theDemocratic

 p '.'pirtyas[ a'partyj'thus perverted, W olld We'do tot perceive how.the,2fevi willceeementitsf ., and respectfully splicjt and.empower,binto'iepresept *Professor',Bach e illustrated: progress of f. ; ,IZfSo/t?<<iriThatWthe.:Iqcal and, generalrepreentatiyes .nominee.V".. '?.t. to .

jiI': '''should cease-to exist' in the' Southern States. saw' his plank'inasniuch; as Yit aUf ita !,|hai ),Democratic, party i of"thatCbnnty.by'Toting'jjr bfsa.ri |rfthe'differentsectionjr1by: ;refer-' of the Democratic' Republican M > ; '_ ,', ._ "
 : ontheiWbgs} l ld :not abandon. the 'ib ';ce 1R il/fno d' m otherwise in the'StateConveulion.tojbe young men bf this city,,we proclaim him;asthei .
; Ui obrections i i've encq to the diagramsj:;showing'll e'seop :of ,1t1i NApriU-.Tha iSonlbern, Rqtbu
 have ded1I1 : : f ; ; 'belcl"at.Madi80D Court ; .cboice for the,Presidency i of tbe United .
 out ptricIp1e.s' -nuldiorm fcr,?: whichihey'Jiauoiia.1 -s.sociations'cnt !in ;j : di ito_ f'h.i'-.l, ,'; _,'o .td" I soch.giants, to f.;, Hojse,' .Middle'J'loridai.lpr the' ,<purpose' ofnominatingaCandidaterlor the,work Jn t Vacb, ,:\i including J the., .h.scbnis. .. : ,' statesResolvedi;; ; ;/' ::;,,/ .. .> .. ? at Democratic 3 o'clock-yesterday Convention according,met i*Alille4geville tp adjoummenti -

. ;4; ?plaof1bosewbcb l t such :'sectional', party-land: toourow&State, and has ioner .ex- : i : Governbr.'and, thetriangnlationi the astronomical Work,the : :{ That we 'and they-wiirregan and.receired,tbeTeport'o t.the i!jCom-

 action necessarily sovcs'and! I venture pressed any.dissent from our receiving alter Representative to,Con'jressV"and{ delegates' to topography ''and. ..hydrography]. 'Hebetated any (Ieegatetrornifiiscity; to the,Baltimore mittee of thirtytbree. :The'twolutions.reaffirmed ,

' *4 iriy l life b'er"\U' not bc.I one ''inaj'acting! 'iate'ections i 'for the" aforesaid"road, 'coniexni1ae4 i !iI represent the'iatoB the, peinocra.Democratic e'party of this:State, that the'i atisti s'collect"of the advance i ini.t.r. Convention,awhq r" ,'h falters.aninitanjathexercise.fev nor M: '. the platform.the.BaUimore.\Conventiona -
 with : : $: : n .tonT ntlOn.to meanstp secu rethe
 .I tblL norber sctional'partrJlhng i toexLrd i of 844 and 1848,and,recommended -
 a4istance pib' hunfted< beJl 1d alJ3altimpre Md.; : each.se lioinade a Lea'Cass :false-
 in. npmjnatfon
 tiief! ;W.bigjwho6e ,withm four \ l1 ,} Jane P ext, f for' = icaicuiajupttspi.Jtne projidrtionate as ,to the of
 miles- good slices lot. Florida ; D4, ,the purpose ofLnominatinga(. of the ..l instruction of;:bis'' constituents"and.aunworthy appointment( tony Delegates
 I:4. g.ye&rretsrne4n ibe.Senate;:from:a,; a pretty ; J mocratlc. rate progress easy,and showec d' the Baltimore,Convention. This was '
I rt *a.State.'. Van .cannot<hoj efto,.& Suth"1 i; one'which,ought,'if any thing,'to draw out the Candidate for the PresidC i ya: ,;Vjce', 'res' tharabbaf'firteelfJ yeari' ,were? aecCssryo1benAtaxittd () -bf their 'tq'r confidece.' ',-I adopted,."..andDejegates vere'appoiatedfanrfroaxeacb ; report -
 ide '
 ,.enatewjthoutthe-aid: ,'osotheravot. sjAtb ,1 strictures bf oupneigbbbr agaThst 1'wittuldpensata cfof, }hii VnitedStates.: ?tAndv, ]urtherrreapectfully *- i QWv /, Jttsdlf ,'iThat':'wbilewej explictyex- '
' r' -, ,. -..'. nstract.the:: abovenamedgentlemajdn.ihe \. tiai'nd press the decld44 preference: the Democratic i : CoogreonDiazrt.om
 9foraUexperience: bas shown. : fi'7v < i : i-3j <?<;, -' '
.-tM[ ] ,'specially I ,.ftkillf 1ha".oheru'" ;! ,, ,.g ovjfrnment.reMnr.iTne ''' :':' if ., t form"of,'a: request :not,'to ,tfiat the h.pkcoastbcM' bouthrc.eigb1is ,Rep'nblican young men'o'(.ibis'city r or'the' inated,by ,tbe'D legates/romtt,the nomioatedby o c"and.eigtit'from'thetate

t ; bDo of Fresller and Abolition : ,same Convention owing to',tbe.pyerreacbinfzealofHeni7A'WiseJbisaccor h 1 yptertm( bs] capacityrof'proxy for the De'mb: doneV-hlh ,the Ji eantime,: ,the 'preliminary elevaionbf| ] .tbelSenatof fromJMicbigan.to at .Urge,
 Tote the vehtfon
 < The' Con 
 vti LTbi114 CDsidertioD deserving,'tbe I (;. crats1oi thi County, for;iwyvaCaniidate:; to charts were furnished, navigators/and the th ',highest office in the gift of the epublcasunequ'iv9callypiedgftthei ,' .fConventionf7; v ;expressed
 be'- naminaiect''bj! 14jCo 'ot n tUI ; f ii "-t -: '' we, ,; nnitei d .norefejcfoianyicuaaThdidat
 :
 { ;
 of she'ebal1e *
 tr l 'Uulitw' : '
 it par en may'Jntu: ne Jng.to,repor ti.stidai3v thing buta fi cIerlysu3ficd f"iaheja' ""UniOn thus-made immediately useful: support Id. theandrdateseected.; ter. oughu was.uhderstood;that a large
 sn&it .J by1thea.
 their i.4ion ; Vte. 4J. *i ttisr 1lM lyjJ Ut'-f' JtviJ '"If '
 a- Vorof
 nobler'te flsotalotimana: natiality. yorabiefeeing II 1's contest'i:to:I Mr. !?BpchananfnTherewas --. ; *J- ,tI.I t'tLd" 1 iffi t4fJ .u.j :-J..f 'f1l'f.'"'I;0't,'t. t ,'tr, l 'i1.i'" B..enoa'.a.'...iiiq'i;. ,Jt sembled representatires" .. Qfr.theJDenibcracy.. ''d.' b fl" .B majority.JUN .ast the,Convention. 'was e. In"* **":,
 ''eD( > : rfb (w n Tdol q IJ1 1f..e '",,"Jf..f. .I-"", tbepatton. :' ., C '
 .1U he' uti Ii '' 2 b e'l t t'X' ?' < "., .
 fQ'fJob ; -' I ; pOrt ing e a 1
-- I Pj ."TJ,.0" tt efuJ 3 A1l -CABELL .I-, 'i. og.1.tAm" ";',a'dr',...', .D,g .If',. ,iO.,;,' r" I:!In. Secretary, MrrMcCALL moved their; ; .f .sU,:tl..e lr i eitill.( '&m aictaior' of. t"Tbeseresplttdpns i ,'eomlng front)tbejbun'. : ,';sSe,&hjentionTbathe. '4th[Jta/L,
 fet
 B' 1. .Hht
 ;l JWZ17E5Q.! .. ;.: g .i". "; I: ahrh)theyoungststare aaidttobaye,cme tion.,andaaisupporvdelirtred an' !adoptic 'pi1 ..,: _'Air vre., OItIL..tt'. .f.t'.'a.'' oflA..nlPJo"'' .tig.. % '''ate'''3cGunj 'act. .: tneh'arejtbe wbre'strongj-beca'ase, this'CommTttee'JwastWpposedf ;' th Vbi&i.t ConneeUeaiadop( ;tb :- 11b-

 'n out( best.i" li l ghJti* .sai; M iCt s'l ,which bItg that, b.'.D moerati'iParti.', (beea" ol"! ..JIj.i J1 'l ; :to:be.1dentifiear'\vitl: joined. ., hition'in_.regard ;to \bjComprooo.
 i ., t) !, q eaj. tfi :, t.t1J : '-" *
 J; IJTe b I .Jwaysbeean& 'werEnowAthtrU i iI At [ '*$ 't"
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 .l nTIO'J ; 1iandi with' t6j'V r 'ni' .runtirriAe }4' : Young et indIotfgla but it .
 u seems
 t ,
 P.' r ... to,maintain ascendaisejr thrpugaf a long <; *vt.f' pt.*** iifc 'f'.i.I 'X'gsegrf-%\
 1; F l- .0 {" ("' n m r. JJti Loary.? n Ab tf.'rf1.J.t.. s : there C a
 tw. 1 inot DotfgWman''tjpon1
 ; : the fehtire cetJ Jhe
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 ; &wu _t JtJ.L' r.' 1. "'-0 5I ..''nt'iie".... f tJ* 'ea". ,'1 .,J6 ;.rh1.I: !iiteceflflta '?.," a .''f-'l.llal'"b e eon. -J.;"A-f'd't.tt\-,, .i." "M'r.: series of.years' :'m-.f He' was Vrtfr overthrown- 'by:the' Committee., Whenadjcuminir-hirie'bearty; Congress ., :i850, for:the ir>ea3ure.tti aient j-passedby of bighly.excitin -

I no i I r rP thtOne/.hY aul1 t R -4" "I t fj r.tf" 'Fk.1 "e'' '"" 1 t.1j '" .f..ll'1J forcerf or Brazff combine rwithihose\of.tli .S&55S were rK rwfo?L wi dass.fww 14 g sectional C ertiooawerfl:adopt :
 :
I e ,was. &,uem n "4c' fci ti keigfibjoring ,/ "., :;; ; -
 be : \ ?j-ivtu: beisceftf :that.OJd.1 dY! angD:' .6f opfI"nttr !. t I iVtv- Saath.Aioenca:tLe< eY4' -'t; i & iA11"Ir. :'' i\'f .r y'; Yfn..VI ..,1 "

 p ;;abot1yjbe-iuved'deCUg! ttoeiininediate reUeaseof -. m, t 1irN_. ofk ,.1f.t o"'<,cio rw 1e bi; ; { p oincesoveRtiEa1aiolongbeeitI it.1J. ;.hitQ'1 J.t: ":1 oa''H ":AND f!) r"4:1''i.THE" dWT!.oal. and eduph&pincipleof,1utuaIconcesiO; compmisethayol4thet&: >
 r4ing
 ; g ; 'ira.xle: eabjectlA, the.i.conJ4 1f-1J,' itUI.r ; t1t r J t "pi''' f.!: M;AYaItt? eTlpl SBiw'iJ, notzr'P.r i: fled WJ 5.ameetiz. Or fote..to ijimamtaifted jan tJQIa1et arja-.".&**-
 rk litio 4h & Jo oy.part O iIt tsci : ttHi : i1 r ltlef9 : f'1il;' "( (wed to'aBritlsKshlpi'Wth ldgbrM4. ; *: H Q' .c maiittf :l Newe\YoTkftit1" out ia ,all : .*L t1ii -
 : i.t& Bii : Jt afih.vlititcij f' good'feithvby o ,
 c1r.WbtuidenowmemberoL i ..'. rp L- !*l ''''' jf2 t bit..
 kof ibillrkisblaJaadL .4wWisjAttl ,. \" ,: ,., : .....S I.'L 1j. o u '1"1ii ". tr.-i e rl as. a oyel1.'wom 0 'W h u a" "2din't.> t .
 ,tte Jetby*dminwlfiUoifl,)bui appoint delegates" *ota Districti Conve > : lCuuu#' .. \....".' "A 'M..ocra. !.J1' 'iJ'J.-! ; Jur i 1 tfza ti fi, tStJ 1t.t' thstonid rablew That&* 5M. t i accowL totUoa
 l :
 we gratefully
 for pale of .-.. !. ,, 'f..w"; ; gug'it j Jnld,: :amoogthefrithWaf: j $
 bee active intercessor ,tbeiz1rberly"Intercession b.e ,tf1. .V"IOJJJ' ---T-"X **r'f"'i" "V* v-
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 1 a lion has also declared;Cus.'J .Tbe ilaswcbuscttsdelegation 'l : nature interposing bet\veenthe: asperitieiiOberifatber"ana'tbedesires'andnecessitieao! Vebster." ttTandPIlIm re1tiiHj'.presplutlbtviQ -tJ I President and,his distinwsM.u.'

 was made some months since : (including! ''Messrs. B. 'Twenty Clerks have been removed from favor.of'the' latter wasrcarried iet,1he:,raiIe-ofCCDflQc.ti I i f$ '

 $ -o the release these exiles, by the Amer Hallett and Robt.l Rantoul are also the' by-a majority ejf two.j'The'relOlutiona. II tration upon truly national* principleswittthigh '
 F. ) Pension'i Bureau u i his
 J dmini ton. "go. in W hwgttm% subjects. Rosas bait armed England to come before- the General Committee' abifity- integrity,_and'wisdom.

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