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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

Zines, Br0tOn M0uf, L0pd0n FofteT. '1fs'
cider, &c
Which he offers for sale at reduced prices, VIZ
per dozen. per bottle
Medoc wines of 1920, IS 90 or as cents
Medoc do of 1922, so or 40 %
Vim Blanc Degrave of 1924, 4 90 or S75 :.
Bordeaux of 1926, So or oos .
Old Sicily Madeira, 90 or 10
On the cork Of each bottle is a seal with the SUD
scribers name, prevent deception, and ~ on trial.
it should not prove represented, can be retu'he
For the accommodation of public houses, the sunscr
berhas bottled quantity Of wine, porter, CIDER &C
in whole and half bottles which win be delivered tree
of expense Masters of vessels wishing wine' por-
ter, SC bottled will please give few days notice,
in order that it may undergo the necessary
a long sea voyage. The above liquors were import
ed by the subscriber and viii be warranted pure ana
una,lul,erated lie expects hereafter. to receive re-
gular supplies All orders from the country (ether
in boxes dem ohns) will be promptly attended TO-
n g. The subscriber is at all times prepare 10
CLARITY and bottle wines for those who may desire 1t At
their dwellings, and it required can furnish ciaret
bottles and corks of first quality.
In a fewdays he Will be able to supply his trends
with Wine Vinegar Of the best quality
lie continues to carry on, in all its varieties, DyeuS
Securing and Bleaching Mrino ha,rS in the best
manner, on the west side of Royal between King and
Prince streets, Alexandria.
ma, T. D. SaL'h' IL
II The National Intelligencer will insert the above
three times. and send their accountto this othce
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
Fresh lemons.

an boxes Ienons just received for sale by the sub
~ scribers-who wish to purchase ne'o Hhea'' anu
will give the highest market price
aug LtNDSAi, ultI- y W.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
X,aua Car Sale.

IN pursuance cf a., Act of the General Assembly of
Virginia Tor tl, sale and division IF the real estate
OF the late rhonaxn Ellzey, of Fairfax county, Viz
g,.e passed ON the 18th day of February, 1922. and
an auudatpry Act passed the Oath day of January.
1873, We, the subscribers, Commis appointed
by or in obedience to- sad acts, will proceed to SELL
A,.! rs,arre the highest bidder, public auction
q, Fntfax ourttiouse, on .HOnday, the l7h day Of
ius-Ist, 1872 the following Tracts Of Land, lying in
uorsan county Virginia
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
BnttAing Cellar .

vUVHE subscriber, grateful for the encouragement ne
has received since his return from Europe, inorhs
the public that he has on hand an assortment OF
Zines, Brown Stout, London Porter. .7fe,
cider, &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

NIB. This Ointment, which is h'shH -,
application for Prostitutes, Burns seMt,'
mems Sore or swelled Breasts, Is put w "
nished glazed jugs, well corked and .ea'.9 II,
rections how to use it. The proprs,or .s,nc
be observed that in order to preserve ~ r 'a
sons using it, will cork tagan, so as 10 49,
from destroying its good qualities No 'm ,o,is
them in any other way than being well w.
sealed
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
One Tract containing 43S Acres,
One Tract Of 3t2 Acres,
One Tract Of AGO Acres,
One Aract 0f 1oo Acres.

This land all lies within FIVE six miles Of the Poto-
mac. where the Canal must past in very short time
49,, |; is heavily covered with hrst rate Fine
eJSrS and Oak Timber, and convenient to saw mills,
STftS where it could be converted into plank and
.s4ss scantling, and brought down the Canal, when
completed ttyiA;ng expense The soil is well adapt
ed the growth of all kinds of small grain, and tobac-
co Of the best quality, and lies sufficiently level for
cultivation.
Also, the following Tracts, lying in Hampshire coun'
", Vrginia:-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
To Rent,
'Eu &GNt,

IO Rent,
%s A very comfortable two story
MX IlA Frame House, on Water street nearly OPP
SH stiR poste Major Muncasters, within
S3S, few yar,l> of pump ofgond water.
AlSc one other house lower end OF Fairfax street,
ofLrg, size, in good order
iune JOSIAH ". DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
ConsumptioMs, Coughs, &c.

nUTI.ER'S VEGETABLE
I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for
the cure Of colds, coughs, con-
,ump,ions, splitting of blood.
asthmas, and all disorders OF
the breast and lungs. The
F, cgetable Indian Specific has
.,ood the test of experience,
cad proved itself the mostva
liable remedy ever discover
ed for the cure of Asthma,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12

= tr,ct OF Letter writIenh by averyrespectabItNeh
tlcnan resid Lg in Baltimore, to the shoscI'hef'
who deems il his duty, tho, gh naCthor"td, to lay
it before the public withholdinsthe writer name'
for particu lar re;ereuce should any req"reH per
soually SAM IT, i LIE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-12
FR0y DOCTDR ~ GyBSON

y. CHAPMAN, NJ. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

we are sorry 10 learn, from the Savannah
Georgian, that MIR. TToup. Senator Of ihe Uni.
ted States, Is detained At Savannah. on his way
To the seat Of Government, by indispustion,
which prevents his proceeding on his journey.
MAJ. Int.
The Albany Daily Advertiser says thai Mr..
Van Buren, intends irsy,ng TINT city for Wash
,ngion on the 18Th OF March, TO enter on the de-
It's o. the Department Of State.
The collector OF the Customs Of the PORT Of
Philadelphia, Vim Jones, Esq resigned his Of
Office few days ago, fD.
The General Post Office has lost its able and
experienced head at a moment when his servi
ces are likely 10 be more than ever missed. The
mcnnsiderate establishment of many addition.
al maiLroutes Is likely 10 make the Treasury OF
the United Sinies tributary TO the Posi- oIice Is.
tablishment which It should he, II necessary,
but which there sas, IN this CASE, no necessity
for We hope ihatthe successor Of Mr. McLean
may succeed 10 his mantle ,s we'll asto hs of.
fee, but especially hat he will, in the discharge
Of the duty OF Post Master General. initiate his
ufbaniiy as well a his energy his resistance of
proscript on; his sense of justice, aud his i'm
partiality and, above all, we trust that we
shall have no introduction of parry influence
into that Department, TO make il a moral pes,i.
lenee instead Of being The minister to life and
health IN the body polite. ID.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
TWENTIETH CONG lGsS.
TITLES or HE ACTS Or CONGRESS-.
Passed at The Session just closed.

Passed at the Session just closed.
An act making appropriations for the support
the Government for the first quar'er o. the
wear, one thousand eight hundred and ,ucnty.
nine.
To preserve from injury aud waste, the school
Lands in the Territory of Arkansas.
For the relief Of John b Lsmaitre, ir.
Extending the time within which merchandise
mny b. exported with the benefit OF n draw.
bach.
Restricting The location Of certain land claim,
IN thu Territory OF Arkansas, and for other pur
poses.
To allow Il selaf. 10 the Marshal Of the distr;c,
OF Connecticut
Allowing an additional drawback on Sugar
rehLed in The United States aud exported there.
from.
To establish port Of Entry at Magnolia, in
Florida.
To authorize the citizens the Territories OF
Arkansas aud Florida TO elect their officers. and
for other purposes.
In addition 10 the act, entitled mn act ia
amend the Judicial System Of the United
States
To allow salary 10 the Marshal Of the East.
crn district OF Virginia,
For altering the times for holding tho Ses,i.
ous OF the Circuit Court ofthe L. States for the
District OF Georgia Il the place provided by law,
To amend an act, entitled an act for III,
beiter organization fine Medical Department,
ofihe Navy approved oath May 1898.
Resolution amendatory Of Joint Resolution
passed Ord March, one thousand eight HUNDRED
and nineteen.
For the relic of Daniel Goodwin. executor NJ
Benz. Goodwin, decd
To allow further time IN complete the issuing
and locating of Military Land Warrants.
Authorizing the laying off n town on Bean RI
yer, in the State OF Illinois, aud tor other pupo
ssS
Releasing the lien Of the United States, upon
q part OF the land of 3 nj Owens in Anne A.
vundel county, State OF Maryland 10 the Tru>
tees Of Mount Zion Meering House, in said
County and State.
For the relief of Robert L. kennon.
For the relief Of Augustus Asplnwall
To authorize the appointment Of Surveyor
Cor the Virginia Military District, in the state
Of Ohio.
To AFTER the time OF holding he Sir,h Circ,;,
Court Of the U. States FOR the district Of ). Car
DINA.
For the relief Of Jacob Rentleman.
To provide for the purchase aud distributior
ofceriain copies Of the Digest of the Laws Of IN,
u. States, by Thos. F. Gordon.
.Making additional appropriations FOR the pay
Inent oft Revolutionary and for other Pen
sioners Of the U. States, for the year one thous
and eight hundred and twenty nine
Making appropriations for building iieb,bou,
es and beacors, and placing buoys, and for i'm
proving harbors and directing surveys.
For the relief of the heirs of John Gywu,
To continue the present mode of sunni, Inc ,h,
Army of the U. States.
Making additional appropriations for certain
fortifca,ions Of the United States, for tho v.a,
one thousand eight hundred and twen,v.nue
For the relief of the Navy Hospital Fund
For the benefit Of the Trustee. OF the Val.
Making additional appropriations FOR the IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

Aggregate average OF IL years, 81 ~.
The circumstances which have produced the
principal fluctuations, are given rs folo.s. r.,
The gentleman VII" ha'sn cafcfull, preserved
the record" From 1924 10 90. scarcity in
France aud England from 9s 10 1901, ex.
port to England :--l900 10 1901 scarcity in
England; 1904 and . scarcity in Spain -
isos and y, long embargo :-lso9. 10 and
II, Peninsula war ;-lsl2. 10 and IA war
with England ;-l5I6 and II. scarcity in Eng.
land 10 this we may add the cause of an nd.
vance during the latter part OF 1923. viz scar.
Guy IN Europe, particularly in England. The
STATE OF the currency in 1914 and is of coursp
haa an ehee' on the prizes OF those years.
observes to be considered also, that the
quantity OF Circulating medium and the value
OF all sorts OF merchandise have fluctuated. The
highest yearly average was TIM, Of 1896. liz !.
81 90; The lowest that of 1926. viz "a 81
The lowest price io March 1927, viz; "a 75t and
the highest price in March 1896. viz Si6' In
one instance thu price remained without anv
change for eleven months, Blu, in yery many %.
'hers u has huctuaied two dollars or Two dollar.
and fhy cent, within fe. DAYS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

Gensrn Hdnliison.-Allusion has recently
been made in Congress TO the opinions EXPRESS
ed by this ennineut man, in shr Federal Conyen.
upn, which formed the Cons tuition OF III. I'M.
ted states, aud he has been called a ,l9pGrrb;ct
Referring ~ this unfounded charge, the Sa
lem (Alass.) Gazette gives the following facts
Il. 10 "hai Generni HamHion did propose.
which, it vii be seen, Ur Modisou PROMISED.
y, l. dmcrican.
In the fedrrnl Convention he did no, o." rec
II h0narchicGt project, in letter dated Sent.
10, 1902, from hun TO Col Pickering he says.
g" Tie ugh 81 toned proportions, which made
in the Convention. were for President
SeaHte, and Judges during 20 d behavior
"a House olsRcpicseniatiyc Tor the. wears "
Dir. Mpd1soH voted fpr the proposition :;
Hamilton IN the same letter SAYS. Thus, i'll
slnned against repubiicanism, Mr. Madison vas
not less gully. NAV Truly then say, thai
Veyer proposed either Presdcn' or S mite i,r
HE: his plan was in my conception { Norma.
bic with the slric, theory ola government, n,er, .
lY republican,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

u y ANAA Al from the sab scribel about ibe
VI u Isl OF February last, n negro woman ma.
med Aggy, about 33 years OF age. Sh has LOST
QUE Or two OF hrr tore teeth 'he Is about tn.
oralnnry heIRhl, aud had on when she wen,
Away, hiae- iin,ey tfork k. her olhef clothes
co. wh'ch Sue had but small stockl are NOT
particularly recolected She WIS lormerIy
he properly OF AleSnrdef Pax on, OF Roc.
ni''E" co1nt "ndts we'll $40 Nm ,ha, Set
uon "f country, = 'rncuiatiy n'the nrlehbnr-
rood OF A!r Hugh Paxton, where il ~ sunnn.
seq she mt' he ln,ki .. will give a liberal
reward Tor her apprehension and delivery TO
me IN Lynchbmg, or have her secured in
some Jail 81 that get her again.
GEO. BAGBY.
y. b. Her husband, Billy, who abscooded
with her belonged TO the same gentleman
oat 10 now owned by Mr.. Waddill Of this
place. lie is about % years of age and Iimns
nue. caused oy asevere cut across one of
III. ANGLES. aud is dark mulatlo.
March l6. f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

''Sb "'eJel 70 Their saats Is nat H..
as clear as Ire Sun at ncon-lay IL. e.
= treasury Departments are filed, becsu,. y.
appointment Of Van Buren, and Inc ham A..
weaken the strength of the jackson nar,v
senate while the War. Navy and Law d..
inents are Conducted by under.oficers II.
'ne services OF the individuals who sre d..
Ell To MI them are necessary 10 ca,rv a. :,
great work OF" reform" Of which tho p.
dent spoke in his inaugural Address. a.
form which means the removal of sucb -,
officers as lwere in favor of Mr.. Adam.
matter how faithfully they may have pcrG,,.
ed their duties. md the appointment, in H..
PAGES Of these who have rsisrd bickory NIL.
and .hngs, AMI cracked their lungs in yoc,t.,.
ing The virtues OF the incumbent, without n.
sort OF regard 10 their qualifications.
The President should remember AN n,,,,,..
maxim of Pintarch: " a ruler ought IN l., =
good heed of his councillors. in noi;n, y
s0o'hes las lasts, and ,rho iaiend The pqbEc -.
~ That he has acted conrarily To hi, M.
im ALREADY, is very clrar for assn,elI,
uiu not consult the public pfofii'' in re,no,;..
the Postmaster General froma stafioo vt;...,
III" SO noiy h'ied nor will he do SO in f1t,,.
II he shall confer Offices on many ofthe ind,v.s
uals whom public rumor has designated H..
much betler judy for in;taaer. eod no.,
much more regard for the peoples NlI n,L;,l
NJ affects SO much 10 reverence would h. L..
displayed, bad he petmired Mr.. NcI.,aa,o,
main IN the J.. Office department, {. c!ven,os.
Barry, ("bom report names MS his succa...,
the vacant seat on Tie bench of ,Le a,,,..
Court Both offices would then hive bon gl..
Ell by individuals peculiarly htcd H., =.
discharge Of their respective duties; l.,g +, ,.
extremely doubtful 10 say the least vfe,6..
amer Will pe--Mr. Mclean heing as G,Grirf.
in legal requirement as Mr.. Barry Is in H..
buslness.lkr character which is ahsolui.l, =.
q"s'ie 20 the discharge OF the Office to VII
ne IS 10 be appointed. The public, then. wb,.s
Offices hfe thus mnde .uhseryieni tn the pas,io,.
oi successful politician, have rig hit to d manl
The cause OF this state of things. They .honl,
tell those IN whose hands they have nI,ro5
their distribution that thy entrusted them =,
his discretion and wisdom for their own h.ne.
1T aud not that he might " punish" those NH,
had opposed his election and " reward" tho
who had advocated il. y nat answer could l..
make for this unIaiihfui discharge of lis duie.
lie cannot point to the Example of AIR JelTrr
son. as sanction for his comse--for. ria,
princPies were involved in the conirst hriuerr
VIZ j. and his opponcnt---but, in he H. p rlr..
''on' no such thing can be pretended Il Wa
purely contest ioI men. protesting the san.
principles; and, in his removals. therefore H.
question will not be, as il VAS With NJ Jel..
son, t. rs he capable ashe JdMfu1 10 The ro#
itHniion :" but. " did he Gd,ofais ~. election
We Cldse these dtyniioIy RENAL, -. WE rom
mcnccd them, by saying that pn, he op,jen
is the pa upon winch a free government M.
rest'--and if it be disreaarded, its admiai.ifa
ors u,usi fall victims 10 th,if iol :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
MIR. JOHN RANDOLPH


l lIls gem leman preserved such d slric, sitpe4
during the late session Of Congress, that we had
almost forgotten him, and did abso luiely over.
look most ingenious, eloquent and lea,nad
Speech, OF which it was his intention to be d..
livered on the passage ofthe Cumberland ROAD
bill, but hich he unfortunately KEPT 10 himself
so osey, that partur lion H. thr ,,nt,,r1l uay
was pronounced 10 be - GU, Of ORDER by that
most accomplished aceotche"r, y C ept Mr. An
drew Stevenson. IL was necessary, how eyer
that the monster should come forth. 4. ass las,
resort, the noted " Telegraph was selected to
herald it forth. Like all god-faihcrs. DufT n,o.
nou"ced II (and Richie COPIED buff II speech
worthy of the last of the Romans" full O.
fire, patriotism, genins, aud every ding else q,
that 'ort--if, however, il possesse, tlese qnai.-
ties, We confess our faculties are too obti2,,.
TO discover them. But we are willing 10
give our readers an opportunity 10 spe this won
deriul effort Of the knight of Roanoke. and w
therefore lay 1t he'ote them as ioloverh:
A fee w0rds intended 10 hare brsa sqjf b.
mr.. Rnhdofph. on the passage 0fMs Cunbes=
idIid Road BW
SIR - nave had as little inclination as All
IIiy to partake III the disc ussions ON this hill
bui, | rannoi let it finally pass without my 81
Tenn protest as ainSt IT,
II were unrestrained hv otlier cnnsidea
IONS, aud wished to supcradd To an aggle,
SION upon the rights of the States. An insult. lhr
most offensive 10 their pride, wouih yute 70,
ms hlil il wished 10 bring about rolsiou
ana dlscord bet" cen the Federal AID State az
tho'li''s hut above all, if | had il most NJ
heaIt To emhroIl the administration it,sr com
ing Hhlo power, and 10 embaIrasS their YER
his' o'hclal movements, would vote for til
bill
what Oh shall The Federal authority seizh
upon the great passes aud thornue fares Of
| ou' lahd and construct barriers which no man
snail be permitted TO pass 70 mill or market, 10
church, 10 court, or 10 an election " ,thuut gay
hs unto eHSar such trihuie as thu imperlaf
pleasure shall prescribe live are to erect g
>pehoid imperial Government, let us at leass
1"'1H'or |" emulate the virtues Of the Romfa
'po's' since we will copy their crimes. :.
| "ere' entered INTO the hend Of The rluS Inn
Sem' 'ha' perfect model of tyrant, TO lev
'ol's upon the Appian or Emiian. Sir, wfea
'"ese gates shall be erected within her lerrii1
! ~ H"h DE the bpunden duty of the conmoz
wealth. oil virginia TO abnte the nuisance. III
must orihg her into direct collision with Tie
eHerai power. You leave her no alternative
-ioi submission cannot be endured even IL
supposilion. shall pursue this subject no -
'her' IL IS too painful TO be dwelt ~ 90.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
NoN-FREEHOLDERs' MEETING.

NoN-FREEHOLDEKS' MEETING
A meeting OF the non-ire olders and ofsul.
ireehoiders as are friendly to the extension .,
the right ofsulFTage was held at the Frankie
ho'e' last Saturday evening, Capt. Joft
Hancock in the chair, and Capt. SamI |. y,
at' Secretary.) We have not room for tie
proceedings this morning, blu, they shall appca,
IN our next. II was, however, determined IL.
TO vote in the choice of membe,sto the Co
ven'ion, but TO demand .! 'ha' body 'sea-
milton oftheir rishte
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
DoUGESGTc KNEE EnIaDwcU

Washington. March 9 We understood ,hat
the Senate on Saturday confirmed the following
nominations
John McLean of Ohio, to be associate Justice
of the Supreme Court
John w. Cnmphrll, 10 he Distre, Judge OF O.
hio.
- Harper, to be District Judge for Lou
islana
- Slidell, 10 be- District Attorney for
Lnu saua.
Andrew Dunlap, to be District Attorney for
Masachusrits Nat Jo,r
publ, dnner was given on Saturday. by :,
number Of the clt,zens OF the District, to Mr..
Clay. al Barnafd's Hotel Upwards of n hun.
dred persons SAT down 10 a we'll provided din.
ner, aud among them were many members o.,
Congress aud strangers in the City. On the
health of Mr.. Clay being proposed bv General
Walter Jones Mho was in the char. that zen.
tie'nan made an eloquent reply, which wa re
teived with enthusiasm. tie whole of the
proceedings we're marked with thc strlcte,t nrn
rrie's, aud the company separated at AN ea,.v
hour. m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
u u A Il T Els.
NOR sale, ten Crates common black bouies
II az reduced prices II. DAVIES.
March

oSF or mislaid bond for S.36 hasr;,.
IL date the day OF 1893 e,'
etuted TO me by Mr. VIM and Henry SUMMER
tor 'hs hire Of negro girl, Charlotte, IN the
YEAR 1873 The said bond is fully discharges
by Mr. WIN. Sunpter .aad he alone i, entitled
TO IL. SSR.AVJFfCTrI1
March IL ~,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16

tioW The editors OF the New-York Jour
nal OF 'mmercr have been iayoured by n com.
mercial friend with alnbe of the prices y,
Flour in the Philadelphia market for a period
OF iorty-ioUr years, which, avs the Journal
will be curiosity, rs well as u useful ,ocu.
mentto every dealer in the article. We sub.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-16
Er0m NC NntionnL InteLlinenrn,

We copy the following article from a quarter
whence 1t Is no, ISSUED without some meanin,
and some nhIpct. licking II in connection with
the TACT that the Editor OF the Enquirer has iiIst
rethruod RON the seat OF the General Cove. n.
menf, whera he ha, doubtless hren as derp rs
he deserve. 10 be in he coun els of the Caucus
fdHy-whlch designation OF certain par y We
shall, when W. can find iime give on, rnadc :
good reasons tor-aud we discover IN II the en-
bryo of discard between the h fuses of York "A Il
Lancaster. To understand 1t properly, the
reader must insert the name of Nh I'm Bursu
n lieu OF hat OF" Mr. Cruz 'ord.' We have
hali''sed lew Of The words, 10 shen What en-
tire confidence these political allies have in one
anothrT. Before c. mmltlng the paragraph 10
The reader, let Us remark, en- pdggGHt, that We do
not suppose lhdl tie President ol the Cnited
States wIl suffer himself To lie patty in e,y OF
the controversies winch way arse out ol Inc
question ms 10 VINO is tn succeed HIM 1t is.
quite probable, NO thInE, dat he rs oil opinion
win us, thai II Is lIme enough yet To veN that
question. We hope that he means TO be the
CONSTITUTIONAL President, independent OF the
sthrmne aud name 'veiIng of any body par.-
sans.
From the Nsv York ENQUIRER.
We distinctly perceive disposition TO exc. .
divisions aud promote jealousy among the
hle"dS OF VII. LrdWtOrd and those OF Mr. Gel.
houn Such efforts must be diseonntpuanced
by both. Whatever differences OF opinion
have heretofore prevailed, we are embarked IN
The same cauSes-have fought the same battle
and must equally enjoy the triumph Mr.. Cat
nouns caurse, IRE haee no doubt. will be
IA snaight rward nnd many one He has
talent sufficient To do credit 10 any situation !.
and will conatcnance no iaUe sniyigues or Dtiiu
systems o. management There must be no d,.
visions among friends, and no jeaousies as to
the future.