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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23

TnOMPS3N'S I5bAND.-Thc following
extracts arc {axeI, froIn letter 70 Tie editors
tbc !Yat;marc ,1ascrjca5s, dated
TayNPsoa,'s JsL1yD, June %, 1874.
Every thing 70 this quarter Is az pgcsaa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-07-23

We are compelled to pos,pore Gas re'na7ls en- The
late Convention with Eoslen1 TO another pupt'.
The report Of Dir. John & Harbour "nPo'n'nen'
-, .,ccess,r 20 Ninian Edwards in the Epbussy %
Ncxico oricinateI in Mr.. Eogaus paper the T" She
nandoah Herald" to which wc introduce our read
ers to-day Nj. Began, we aspect ga ,n'''aSea =
his allies OF size Enquirer ought 70 haze Sno'n pct
ter.
-oo ri Horse has been raised IT. this city, 70
! HI the = Favette G,,ar!s." Thomas Nelson,
So. vrs m ye.tsrday, cho'c" c'2ia;a-
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IRELAND.

The Belfast Newsletter mentions the
assemblAge Of about 1000 Rihand men ON
the i2lh July at TullyaIlrn, neas Bally
gavcy, armed With various weapons. A
magistrate endaasored to get them In dis
perse, hut they would not unless he could
promise that an Orange party, assembled
III the vicinity, should mol pass tina, way
His remons,rance with the Orange party,
was equally unavailine, but the sitter it is
said, passed along the rod on toward,
Donsanoon, aud having proceeded short
distance, hr saw 900 or 400 lilband men
in field adjoining the road, and az soon
as they perceived him, they commenced
shouting and calling out, g" that's him, hc,e
he comes, down with him, pin him, Sc
When he came opposite To where they
were on the road, they fired two shuts al
him, the bullets Of which passed near him,
and saw several guns presented at him, but
thc morning proving wei, may have caused
tacln nol i go of.
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as present by thu King Of England, be
accepted it accordingly In the beginning of
Jolly. fphd. .Saiionui Gazette.
MEXICO.
IMPORTANT pEC Rec.

The New York Mercantile Advertiser
published the following decree ut TIA. Mex
lesn tongfess, recognising all the public
debts ut the Mexican Gn,erntnpnt, howe
srr contracted or under whatever @,eteni.
This act affords a pledge to the world OF
the permlneney of The liberal anil cnish
tened system of government which that
country has adopted:
The General Sovereign Constilu innnl
Congress al the United States nj Mexico,
wishing 10 shew IA testimony at their res.
pect far public Faith. aud al their rigorous
observance of the principles OF justice -
To reg"llte and establish upon Il solid ha-
,ls fhe credit OF The natien--Decrre as fol
ows:
|. They recognize the due amount upon
all contracts made during the government
ot the NIeeroys OF the Mexican Nation up
To the i7lh Sept. 1910,
=. Alsolhe National debts proved tn have
been contracted for ihe public service by
those Governors recognised In the Law
of Premiums, aud also by such Generals
rs WIRE acknowledged worthy of the pub
/ c faith.
8. The Nation also acknowledge the
debts contracted with the Mexican people
by the Niceroys hom thr i7lh sept. 1910,
untll the entrance of the Mexican Army
into thu capital, IN cases whrre the lnans
are proved not 10 have been Siade volantd
ily.
4. The Nation acknowledges all debts
Tor service contracted by the lndependenl
t'hiets, from the moment "f the Declara-
ton ni Independence unll the entrance ~
the army into the Capitol Also those Of
said city.
3. The Nation finally acknowledges Al
debts contracted hy the Established 90
tcraols from the FIST epoch OF iudepen
deuce as mentioned in the preceding arti
Gle.
The Supreme Executive Power wit
cause these presents To be known aud dls
posed ol as necessary TO their t,dilnent,
aud cause til. same To be pria,ed, publish
ed and circulated.
.netico, 23h June, 1924.
JOSE MAKlANO MARIN, Pres't,
JOSE RAFAEL BERHU \COS, Dep. Sec
DEAElRlUS DEL CAsIiLLA, 'do.
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He who, after a loss, Immediately, with
out staying IL lament it, sets about r-ptr
my il, has that within himself which ear
control turiunr,
The youth who snccrs nj exalted ,irtu,
need not wait for age and experience
To commence u cossummatc knavr.
He Who's. first emoi"n on The view oi
an excellent production, is 10 undcr,a
lue il, i'll never have one of his OVID Ia
show.
Tine conscious merit of trrm ability,
never goes further than too am pain
ter.n
The hardest trial Of the heart 10, whcth
IT il can hear a rivals failure without ri
umph.
linn. whom deserving at distance. you
turn out of the way 10 avoid, YEN may call
your friend or bcneiactor, but you do not
l"vr.
He. who begins life with ".hH a mi
rari.n viii end IL /" Epicuri do gtege por
rus
The man who, improving IN skill or
knowledge, improves III modrsiy, Ia
an ,ndpuiahle claim to greatness of mind.
Bra,rl, To contend for good cause
is nublr--- silently 10 suffer for II, IS nerui
cal.
Would man of rank estimate his real
dignity, lei him conceive, himself IN a state
in blch al rank is abolished.
All professions, il is SAID have their mys
terl.4-these are precisely the points in
which consist;their weakness 81 l>na,ery.
To choooea good book, iuok in AN inqpi
sitoi's prohibited list--lo choose good
I. /. a. 4 4, 4
There are three sights most drtestablc
IA proud pliest giving bis hrssings,--a
knavish hypocrile saying his prayers,--
aud false patriot making a harangne.
Who says hyPoeriiicci, says all li,at i
despicahle in morals who anys GBrfcd
.ays all that is udipus IN manners.
Columbus steering steadily westward
for land seen only by the eye Of bis rea-
son, was one of the greatest Of human cha
RACERS "a protector ohstlnaicly running
himself in pursuit 0f a visionary scheme
may be- one Of the fdoii3lIcst, but cs1ainly
not on" of the lowest.
Thuroughly TO Try a mans patience, he
musts have the labor of years consumed
h { re his eyts in a mon ea :-ihnrO.gh ly
/" prove 1t, he must instantly begin IL re
ncN his labor.
Thr woman of sepsihilily, who preserves
serenity aud good temper, amid the insults
of a faithlrss brutal husband, wants nuth-
ing al an pnse! hnt Immortality.
The woman Who rises above sickness
md poverty cDmbincd may look down up
an the noisy heroism OF kings, a"d gene
rails.
Better to be- moved by false glory, than
not moved nj all.
Nothing is such An obstacle Ia the pro-
ducIion Of erctRcuce rs The power of pf"du
cling what Is pretty gooi with Ease aud ra.
ii lily.
A. reasonably rxprc. oaks from "A rnish-
room bed, ~ great aud durable products
from nall aud hasiy elloris.
Every work OF great genius, and every
nori> of great care AID industry, viii have
ia value hut meimcrty, win negligence
gives products % no value al ali.
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tn following bcauiif4liy tender and patlseiis
lines wrrc Mritten,"e presume, by William
q. bryant. e.1 of Massachusetts. We are
acquainted with no other Amrrienn poet,
.leeId Air. Percival, who WRITES such poet
~ u This Colombian ~ n.
from TIE NATIONAL eAzErrr.
TO WILLIAM.
II wa. hut Yesterday, my child, Thy little heart
beat bish,
Aud hn1 scorn'd the warning voire ihat tod
nv, thou must die
I saw thee move with active bound with spi.
rils sht aud free,
Aud hlanl grace aud beauty threw their cse-
~ charm ON thee.
Upon the dcwy fields ! saw thy early foot
stepsay,
unle,iere,i rs ihe native bird thu, eleaves the
rtlirul sky,
Aud often rs the sunrise gale blew bnck Thy
shining hair,
Thy check display'd the red rose tinge thai
health had painted there.
Then wihcrcd ms my hear, had been, l could
not bu rejoice,
To henr upon the morning wind the music nj
thy voice,
Now eehoing in The careless hugh, now mel
ting down to tears,
Twas like the sounds used To henr In old
aud happier years.
Thanks for thai memory tothee my little love.
ly boy,
lis all remains Of former hiss that care cah
no, destroy
listened rs the mariner suspends The out.
bound oar,
To taste The farewell gale that flows from OIL
his native shore.
loved the mud my heart was blesi---bui ere
The day was spent,
illness bsnt,
Aud shuddored NJ oast n look upon thy fnin-
ting head,
For nil the glow Of health was gone, aud lilo
was almost fed.
Ono glance upon thy marble brow made
known that homo WAS vain,
| knew The swiftly wasting lamp should never
light again:
Thy cheek was pale, thy mow.whiie 'ips were
gently thrown apart,
And lie IN every passing breath seemed gnsll'
Ing from the heart.
And when could not kocp the ,enr from gu
ihcring IN MY eye,
Thy little land prea gently mine in token ii
reply,
To ask one more exchange OF love thy look
was upwards uas',
And in that long aud barning kiss thy lapp,
spirit passed.
trusted should not have lived 10 bid fare
well 90 thee,
And nat0re IN my heart declares II Ought not
80 10 he,
hoped that thou within the grave my weary
head sboaId lay,
And live beloved When | WINS gone, for mnny
happy day.
With trembling hand yainly tried thy dying
eycs 10 CLOSE,
And how cnyied IN That hour Thy calm and
deep repo5e
For was left alone on earth, with pnin and
grief opprcst,
Aud thou wast with the sninted where The
weary nre al rest.
Yes, am left alone on earth--but will MOI
repiur,
Because spirit loved so well is earlier hlcsl
than mine;
My fate nny dorken ms II will, ,hnll not
mach depofe,
since thou nrt where the Ills OF life can neyer
rrnrh thee more.
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,;,uni credit 10 this ridiculous charge,
,bsre is (lodicrous enongh) I'm editorial
,.,racraph Inviting the particular attention
Of the reader.
More of this anon. lRepu5iiean.
--eAs-.
VIM is "A rrpnbiirun, and what is the
f..,d. ,1enial article nj his fhih Ihat az
yer resides in the peoplr, and IS III be
v,.,cised by lh,ui eiider IN person or by
,lrir representatives.. e.. 80,
What is the next article vi MS iaith =
,rn,t where the power III the people Is ek
....r,srd by their represenfain rs, II Is stu
,.,,cr Of he people. That their r-p'e
.,,,;.es are appointed, as the name I'M
'.a'i. to represent the peopir-lhat when
~. ,ocr Of the people is proclaimed, ihr
,,,.senia,i,p, il hs be true to his trust, &
,,isl the object of hi, appointment, Is bond
na.nond to thar v ice, and Ia give II us
.n .H.,, if he do not, he ~ long r pre-
.snts the peopie, but Is an "rs'"erai ana
Se"'' exrite him Ia, and encourage
hin, in this course, 50 far from he'hg RI
1T. ara. nothing more nor less than
l "'.," against the liberties of the
people.
Ohio npd Ia,tinna.-The Ohio National
,,. U;f the I'll nlt says We have the
o,ide and satlsfaclioo 10 know, that ths
I.,.nn.rtprs uf Mr.. Adams move IN a solid
.nn,i,n, and though "" bold statements
re made, no no,e OF defiance sounded,
,hcy will march To the polls, "l'h The most
,nn6d,nt rxprctaliou, that the els cto'al
.n,e If Ohio will he given for the man Of
,b..;r cbn,ce. " hilc ON this subject we
,.;n inform ,ur readers, that we have Just
rocei,ea communication from gen tie
r,an of high respectfully in Vincennes
uudnna) in which he observes that " the
td,ms ticket will receive "A majority ut
tnn Thousand votes il that state aud in
,,e county of Kaor, where II has been as
r,rt incl thai the Secretry OF State has
mn friends. thai he will have majority oi
400 votes"
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NOTICE

titlzens of tie u. States having claims.
under tn treaty %, Ghent, fer Slaves AMI
a,her Private Property, taken from Them
Outing the late war betn cen the United
States and Great Britain, are hereby nuti.
frd. that the D,fnitipe Last. required by
lie snDja,Ded Article ol The Convention of
st. Petersburg, will BIZ Laid before the ioint
commission for ascertaiuing and determine
ing the amount of such ctuims, NJ its meet
ing, IN This city, on the 9TH or December.
IN the present year thtt sieh as have rot
already exhibited their claims, and the c,i-
dences nj tiem, to this Department, may
do 81 before that time.
DE0AaTMESr OF STATE,
Haskiagton, l5h Sept. le24.
ARTICLE llI.-When the average value
of Slaves shall have been a,ccrtaucd and
liked, the two Commissioners shall cdnSii.
taie Board for the examination of the
CLAIMS which are to be submitted In them,
and they shall notify to the Secretary of
Stale Of the United States, that they are
ready To receive defnitiye list of the
Slaves aud other Private Property, for
wllch the Citizens Of the United States
claim decentralization; il being understood,
and hereby agreed, that the commission
shall not take cognisance of, nor receive,
aud that his Bfiiadnic Majesty shall not be-
required In make compensation for, any
claims for private property under.th, frs I.
tiele of the Treaty Of Gheni, not containrd
in the said list. Aud His Britannia Maies.
~ hereby engages TO cause TO be produced
before The con,nlssion, AS material toward,
aseertainlng facts, all the evidence of which
His Ma esty's Government may be in pos
session, by returns from His MajesIs's Or
hecrs, or otherwise of the number ot Slaves
carried away. But the esidt ace So pro-
duced, or its effectiveness, shall not go in
bar ofany claim, or claims, which shall be
otherwise satisfactorily authenticated.
F@Pnblish.rs Of the Laws ofthe United
States in the slave holding states, are re
qlesied to publish this nalee 10 th.lI pa
pers four weeks, successfully.
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Notice.

Tx virtue of n deed Of trust execnted 10
- me by Thomas 5. Holloway, md OF re-
cord in the clerks office Uf Amherst shall
sell for cash, =, public auction, on The 9th day
of October nehi, nj The dwelling house OF the
late Thomas 8 Holloway, dec''', III An ,arsi
county, TWELVE VALUABLE SLAVES
both males and iemsIcs. shall cenvcy suci
lille 10 the purchaser as is vested IN me h.!
aid deed LINDSEY COLENhN
September "a rtd"
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and crew of the squadron are ali IN good

and crew of the squadron are ali in good
health.
We learn that all was perfectly Tranquil
At Martinique al the time the squadron sail
ed. Herald.
900
Connterftittrs Jew day. since inrnr
nation MAS obtal~d IT our Police . Are
that a gang "f conotrri..iters, recently from
Canada, was IN the city. On Tuesday,
Mr. Dasenhury, with another, went in
quest OF them, aud IN searching house IN
Anthony street, aud another in Henry
street, they found two suspicious persons.
n ed Ralph Van Snk.n and James Ca
mrron. In pair of saddle bags which
belonged to the former were found coup
tcrteit notes ON twelve different Banks to
the amount of $4,000, aud on t,e person
of the Latter about $500 il notes of the
same character. The bills n.ie all well
executed ; those of s. on the Franklin aud
of 81 on the Phruix Bank were nncom
monty So. Van Sicklen aud Cameron
have been committed for trial.
". \, Gar.
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1 ~ rUtne NJ tired qffra8f erecufed 10
ID Me subscriber by Henry Lanc, jr bearirg
dnie NE 2la august, i922, md of record ~
NE clerks eDiee ofHc county court IF Bedfo,d,
for ne t'nrPs"s herein erpc,atd, fsiaH pro-
cted 10 sell (m he 0t'ia .riHofnt uid He,py
Lane, Jt) on 5nardag Ht 2Bh ofih, prennt
momh tstpiembn,) 10 the highest 6idaey, 10,
cah, he fotiow.hg
Real and Personal Estate.
10 ma , 1be rtsidvf Of the TRgcT or
L4.ND mot soid) pscifed N said deed.- A,o.
mid Henry Lanes right ~ and 10 he
Following Negro Slaves.
90 ~d , CGsar, Spencer, Jaiiev, RaeLsi, I'd
mud, Dick, lob md caieb---4 hfod Of horace.
Is head ofeaihc, 10 shtep, &c. &c o, 10 mmh.
hcreof os riH safitly he balance Of he debt
hni Hov remnn, due Douglas u. Ldyne, ne
9i firth IN The trust d,ed ,4tting NJ trustee r
shall roHrcy the HHe IA ttSl,d ~ NE md no
other. NATHANIEL S. STRANGE,
1J- The abore ,nie is postponed 10 the 1911 .y'
0dsder n.xt n. 5. S7LAyGE, Trustee.
SEPTEMBER ~. 81.
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ARRIVAL OF FRENCH SQUADRON.

NosFoLK. Sept. ID Arrived in Hamp
for kuads un Friday last, His Most Chiis
tan A:al.aty's ships Of war L'Eyld", apt
Clrnputn', of so guns La Jeanne d.1rc,
Capt, Dupoit'i, Sc aud brigantine L.4nt'
iope. Capt. Mauduit Dupie,slx, Is, under
the command of Admiral JULIAN La
,YeAyiERr. This squadron is from Mar
inlqne, in ~ days passage, aud visits our
,a,.r. IN order 10 avoid tile equ'oocl'al
,al,s Of the ,fs-t indies. The officers
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Leather, Oil and Spanish Hides.

John " CASWELE POE have os
- hNnd very general aud extensive assor'-
nent OF Leather, 400 Spnpish Hides, and 70
barrels OF Ianners' Oil, which Will be sold ON
the most moderate terms.
They will give cUsh or lonihcr for raw hides
ar tan on shares. wis7 Sept. -
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Look at This -!
NJ ALL TO III DR.IWN ~ OCTOBER.
-
.N'EU IORk'
LITERATURE LOTTERY.
CL.1SS NO. H.
SCHEME.

Together with the rsnnl number oil smaller
prizes, Sl2's, S6's, BIC.
la TIL. scheme, with nine drawn ballots
there i'll he 81 prizes with three Numbers IN
them. 1896 Win Two numbers on them, aud
~ 40 with one number on them. Those
tickets having on them none OF the drawa
number being blanks.
The drawing ofthis scheme will certainly
inkc plnce on the roth OF next month (Oeto-
beri) and the inic of NIL tickets known in five
minutes. Should the demand for tickets con
tinue rs heretofore, the drawing may take
place before the tiInr spe ciied The lime i,
neard ha"d--deay not, in procuring the inc-
~ numl su
TicLeis 81, dnd Shares in proportion.
They rise to 50 the isi Of October. Orders
for tickets enclosing the cash or prize tickets
IN any Ut the State lotteries will meet with
the sane ntteniinn AS II on personal appica-
ton, If addressed To-
8. IL VI. ALLEN s. co.
Ne. 759, .Na1.sirset, Rchmuna.
September n. Ali.
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CD1.Ohli5IA.

'BoLIvAR.-NVe have received file OF
the E" Constitutional published at Buguta,
The seat of the Columbian Government, 10
the 10th Of July inclusive, from which w
collect several articles of Interesting news
Indeed tire first we shall notice il i'm.
poriant to the trading and commercial
world.
The Constitutional Of July Cad says-"A
deere has nassrd both houses, aud ieW re.
ceiue the ratification ctthe Executive, allow
ing Foreigners IN carry ON any trade oI
commercial busioess III this country, in
any way they may think proper, On til,
same fontlng as our own country men, upon
payment of the same taxes which Al. paid
by the latter. Those commercial houses,
likewise, which are established here, r. al
lowed the same periods for the payment 81
the duties, as we'll asall other persons, who
not being established, produce satisfactory
cnriies In the adminislratoroflheI nst IN
House. We congratulate the country al
large on the adoption al measure which
we feel assured will rebound Ia the prns
perity Of Colombia and the foreign mer
CHI ,uts,"
The Congress has passed several other
liberal laws for the regulation of commerce
aud commercial duties, which we shall no
icr hereafter.
On the subipct of the British En-
hassy to Colombia, and departure ofone OF
the Commissioners for England, the Editor
of the same paper observes -
j" On the 9Th int. Lieut.. Colonel Camp
hell, one of His BRITANNICA Majcsty's Com
nssioners to our Cove nmeni, left Bogota
on his way to Loud III. Thus gentleman
d lring his stay here cpnclliaied the esteem
of all those who had the pleasure of his &C
quaintarcc +; aud the iiberal'ty of his poll
teal opinions. and the steps taken for lis
progressive Improvement, afford ns very
saDguine expectations of the result OF his
mission. This result we shall most anX
iously wait for. Ii Nr. Canning really aud
tuiy only waits Ia See a regular and sys
tematic order of things in the country, 10
take definite resolution relative 10 thu
question Of our Independence, we are Ger
tanly entitled to expect favorable rcso
luton on the arrival of the Colonel. In as
far as internal tranquility, attachment h.
the Constitution established, vigorous
Administration, harmony between the con
stltutrd authorities, and perfect union
monSst all classes Of our population, can
constitute claims to our beinS aeknow
L6.rd as AN Independent STATE, we may
Vic with any on nation In Europe, nut l.
9 n excepting England hei self, and run no
risk of losing by the colnparIlon."
BOLIVAR with the magnanlmons aud
disintcrested spirit which distinguishes his
Whole career of glory. has declined accept
ing thirty Thousand dollars per annnm oted
him by ConSress
These papers furnish the articles Of the
treaty offensive aud defensive between 20
lomhia aad Mexico, formerly alluded In
in the Federal GaZrtte but for which ~
nave ..Jt room al present.
Bah Fed. Gaz.
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DIED, in Mi. place, on Tuesday night last
WM. MITCHELL, Ir. formerly merchant Of
this place, in the 18th year of his age. lie had
been IN lingering state OF health for about
three years aud although his di.ense WINS
Of II painful description, he borr il will, for.
titudc, which is the more ruvinblr rs II is not
often witnessed. Ills memory will long con.
Time To he c .ristcd by his brrcaved aud nj.
nicted rclati - aud friends, 10 vhom he was
endrhred Nv his unassnning department not
less than by his many good qualities.
3" Sret moi his mnny ririucs 10 disrios,,
" Nor drow his frojitis Erom heir drsad nbodt
" (fhere Msg aiike in bem0iing hope repose }
= Iht bosom % has faihs' and his 6gd."
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4 PETITION will be presented to H..
n next General Assembly Tor new con
~ 10 bc taken from the counties Of Prirce III.
"nrd, buckingham, Campbell aud Charlotte.
Sept II. n3M1
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NJ tRMEB-on Friday ,he 18th Instant, by
he Rev. Jas Boyd, WM NJ. WALLER, Esp
10 Miss SARAH A. third daughter oil David >
Garland, esq. all OF Amherst.
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General Mcclure Of the New i"rk le-
yisIature no voted the extra session OF
tha, body to be AN act Of executive 'ndis-
erection, has addressed letter to the
Editors of the New York Statesman, ex-
eicily declaring that he VAS IN FAVOR OF
diving the choice of presidential electors
70 the people, aud pe,emptorily denying
mat h.. has loined the league or regency in
fynr nf Mr.. Craw fu,d. He states that
,,r Van Buren, and others VIII nerer
,.,y,i nm him To throw his vote into the
Ic,,. Of William II. Crawford, nor does he
seiiert hat there is the remoteSt probdb,t'ty
f.Kr. Craefords getting The rofe q ;Ne'e
Tortn Ofcnl,nei Young, the republican,
randidate for Governor Of that state, h. rs
slated by general Mcclure to haze erer'
bcen decidtdiy The adrocnte q The electoral
h;U and to havr freely, M all proper oc-
,nsions, expressed his opinion in It's favor.
WE are rrioiccd to sre these Facts stated
nndcr fine ssnation Of such "A nan as gen
oral VI 'Cure. ~ hilr they throw al i re.
mote distance the probability of New
York giving her ."te to Nj Crawford,
they ,hew that colonel foung is soand
reI,,liran, and friend In the pr"Hle's
II his. Frank. Gaz