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persons to settle the existing difficulties in the
Cherokee Nation; three Of whom, it is expected,
will be selected at an early day: Maj Arm.
strong, Col. James Logan, Gen. NJ. Arbuckle.
Gen. Thos S. Jesup. and Gen. Nathan Towson
05-We were told the other by a whig, that the
nomination of Polk would not set the Arkansas
on fire.. We can reply, that his nomination will
LOrcsr the price of Coon skins in these digsings.


SIGNIFICANT "SIGNS."


The following vote taken on the cars from
this city to Marshall. the day the whig delegation
went out to attend their State Convention:


Polk 80


Clay 30 /


Birney 2


Tyler


Webster


Deduct the vote of 10 whg ladies', q nd it leaves
ma Jority for Polk.


The following was the vote Yesterday, on the
cars from Marshall. the day on which the same
delegation returned:


Polk 4I


Clay 81


Brnev
Tho Hon. Francis Granger was on board when
these votes were taken.--Detroit Free Press, Of
July l.





boat White Eagle, on the 3D. inst, on her trip to
Schnectady. The vote was taken and was as fol.
lows:
For Polk, sc.
Clay, 10.
Abolition l.
On the 4h, the Mexico on her downward
passage from Rochester TO Syracuse
Polk, II.
Clay, l2.
On the same day, on the Pilot:
Polk, "a.
Clay, 3.
On the 5th on the Union


Polk, 50.
Clay, 7.
Here is another.-On board the steamboat
Queen OF The West, on the 10Th ut., while below
Memphis on her way from New Orlea rs to Gin.
cInnati, vote was taken, which resulted as fol.
lows:
For Polk-Cabin 90. Deck, SO, Ladies Cabin
2l-l5O.


. For Clay-Cabin 80, Deck 5, Ladies Cabin 7
81.


Poik's majority. 99.-Utica Democrat. >
The 1arD.-Some of the whig folks would
lain make the Ignorant farmers believe that
the tariff enabled them ''to 60 to market in half
the time, and get double price for their butter, as
in former times.'


This argument will do, it is as good as anv
other they use.


0I-"Whal sort of a Democrat that can be, who
istrnveling through the country, harraneu whig
meetings, and endeavoring to stir up prejudice
against the regularly Nominated candidates of
the Democratic party, sparng no feeble efforts TO
defeat his election. We leave our readers to
judge


G-The Wings are boasting greatly over their
recent elections in Louisiana. As yet we canno,
see upon what part of the ground they have been
victorious.
Last year they elected (al) ten members to the
Legislature. This year they have only elected
seuen Wings TO three Democrats, in the city of
New Orleans.


GCampbell the poet, died at Boulogne on the
9Th June.


The political contest in Louisvil7e.-The ewes
of all. wings and democrats, are turned towards
the conflict now waging in Louisville, between
the two political parties. Heretofore the wings
have had peaceabe possession of that city. Since
Young Hickory has taken the field, the democrats
have made spirited demonstrations in tho heart
of the enemies camp. And for daring to pre-
sumo to wage this war, thoy and their foreign
allies are threatened with violence-blood and IN.
ry. The Wings say that .iheir victims would
be as we'll off in den of infurialed lions'' and
tigers.