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GEN. ScoTT.-Mr. J. p. Sandcrsoa Of
the Pennsylvania Senate, in a recent Tariff
speech has the following passage in relation
to Gen. Scott. 1t was elected b. remark
of ,he Senator from ClearGeld:


Il avail my self eff this opportunity 10 in-
form that Senator, that unless mistake the
signs of The times, the Wing party in the
approaching struggle of ls.s; will rally
under the banner of one against whom ex-
tracts from those speeches and letters will
be read without effect. Yes, sir, the Wings
are about choosing for themselves stand
ard bearer in the person Of the gallant and
war-marked Hero of Chippewa, Lundy's
Lane and Bridgewater-whose deeds o!
valor AMI noble daring, need but be brought
to the notice of patriotic people. to secure
his elevation TO the Presidential chair, by
an avalanche of popular sentiment. like that.
which secured The election Of The lamenied
Harrison"