and that our delegates shall be instructed tn sup port this proposition tn convention: and that they shall instruct the delegates t the National Convention to require Imm the candidates tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency, a pledge that they are in favor uf the above principles ot the ordinance ol 17. Ji'iioa Atwatkh. of Canaudaiirua. is dead. He was a nativu of Connecticut, and settled in that vil la go in 1771. During his life, he was distinguished for many excellent and endearing qualities, and lie was beloved and venerated by a large circle of friends who deeply mourn his loss, aud sympathize w ith his family in the melanrholy bereavement which they have sustained. As one nf the pioneers, whoso toils and privations were freely enduredPemigewasHel rivers, is the township of Salisbury, and in Ibis township Daniel Webster was "born end bred." Lbenezcr Webster, the father, was a bold pioneer, a fearless man a true palriot. When first he peueira. ted this wild, and at llmt time, repulsive region, its fertile glens and mountain gorges could only be found und passed by the Indian's trail ; and for many years thereafter, the only communication himself aud fami ly niu witii remote, settlements, was by a "bridle path. Enterprise and industry have since effected wonderful changes. Now the most fertile meadow and richest grazing lands are here to be found ; now good carriage roads thread the valleys and traverse the coun. try, and the sleeping echoes of the mountains are awakened by the