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'"ei' nc cahiiot deny them-his frienus
dare not.


"o'd he not, as Chief Magistrate, tolerate the
h"hgihg OF three or four men, in Washington
county, contrary to law, and afterwards abused
anu 'rauuceo those who ceDsure such an outrage
upon civil sccIety-upon the rights Of manf'
Inc above extract. we take from u filthy com
m"ncatIon in The last "Whig," signed " Cicero
AT tho time the occurrence alluded to took place
(the hanging Of Barnes and others, OH Cane HilI
IN ls39,) Gov. Yell was private citizen and was
not then Candidate for Governor. He had Just
served his last session in Congress. which term-
mated on the 3d of March preceding, and not
elected Governor until 1910. This query exhib-
It's reckless disregard OF truth 10 injure a poli.
cal opponent.


Where was Davy Walker on that occn sion -
Did he not make speech 10 the large crowd as
sembled, 10 reconcile hem to the execution This
he did while the unfortunate men were sitting un-
der the gaows, ready to he launched into eter.
nifty.


TIE adherence of .'Cicero' TO the sander 10
relation TO the remilting of portion of 'Irow-
bridges time of service in the peni,entiary,a SIAN
der nailed to the counter, by F. w. Trapnali,
whis candidate for tho Legislature in Pulnsk.
county, proves ,edat party adhercs to the maxim
that L" lie stuck to is good as the truth"


G-rThe wings, often, in their street discussions
refer us 10 the past evidence that their fu.
ture efforts will be crowned with triumph. Wolf.
agreed looked back, Henry Clay wns defeated when
he ran for President in 1924. lie was defeated
again in 1892. by a majority of half million OF
votes. In 1910 he ruled off the tract by the
Harrisburg Convention. when he swore he would
never be "ruied oifagain by ID convention =


So much for Mr.. Gay's past trials. But we
are told that Gov. Polk was beaten for Governor
of Tennessee. Wha, does that rcuo; Gen. Har-
and received only GOOO votes in tho State, out OF
poll Of more than OO,COO! Do they remem-
Der that the same &C ntemen was once beaten for
county court clerk and on nj other occasion tha,
he was beaten for the legislature by man
who was no po litician; and yet General llar.
IIson was elected President as JAMES il. POLK
will be-, in all human probability, this fall.


an Iron Sieamer.-A Pit,sburg paper 81 vs. ,hn,
the Iron steamer Michigan" built by Govern.
mont at Pittsburgh and transported to Erie has ius,
been completed. She floats upon the water like
swan. and oil in her parts cvinccs mecha meal
taste and skill Of the highcs, order. Sho is l64
feet long. "a feet beam inside the guards. Her
hull, berth, deck, and whecl-house, are iron.
She has four iron kelsons, besides, the main keI.
son. to support The engines. Her draft of wa,er
being only seven feet when ready for sea, renders
her capable of entering all the navigable ports on
the lakes. She will prove one of the taste $, steam
ors on The western waters. On the first trial of
speed with only teninches Of s,enm she made about
twelve miles per hour against strong head of wind
II was thought at the time if the wheels had sniff;
c'e"' DIP she would have made from fifteen ia
twenty miles.