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JUDGE WASHINGTON.

The following elegant notice oflhe deccaSe
and character Of Judge wAsaINsrpS, copied
from 'he Boston Daily Advertiser. isunJouDt.
edly from thc pen Of Judge sroHT
Es'er Register.
The death of Mr. Justice Washing
ton - an event which Garnet but cast
a gloom upon all the real friends Of our
country. lie was born on the 9Th of
June. 1909, and was Of course now m
the G8rh year Of his age. II is well
known that he was the nephew. anti We
have a right 10 saw the fayorItc nephew
of President Washington. The latter
bequcathed To him by hi- will h, ccle-
brated estate on the Potomac. Mount
vernon, which was the residence Of
this great Patriot duriag the most bril-
liant pcriodS of his life. the delightful
retreat OF his old age, tic scene of his
dying hours. and the spot where. by his
own order, his ashc. now reposc IN the
same tomb with his ancestors. To
him AL" Prea,I.Gt Washington gave
all his valuable public and private pa
rers. ~ proof 81 bi- enilte conlidcncc
and attachment, aud made him the &C
tive executor at hi. viii. such mark,
of respect from such man---thc won-
der of his own age and the model Tor
all future agcs--would alone stamp .
character Of high merit, ard solid dis
lIuciinn. upon any pcl-nn. They would
constitute passport 90 public favor.
and confer an cntiablr rank Tar beyond
! thc records a. tic hrraldN Office, or
. the fugitive honurs 81 title.
+ u = hugh praise 10 cav. that Mr
+ Justice Washington we'll deserved such
confidence snd distinction. ~ moro
/ il,- merits went far beyond ,hcu. IT,
sac o.. worthy an heir as ever claimed
+ Kindred aiih a worthy ancestor. ~
vas bred % The iaw iu ~. native State
u virginia. end arrived az such carly
'cmincnce 90 bis profession, that ~ lorc
. AGO a. 1908 be vas selected IS Presi-
dent Adsms ~ Justice nf Use 50.
pfeme Court. upon ,hr deecase # So
late Judge Wilson at Pennsy i,snia.
For thirty one wears he has held that
important station With . constantly 10.
creasirg reputation AID uselulness --
Fcn mep. indeed, have ros.cssed higA
cr qualifications 500 Csc ofice, either
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.NcUrs GgiiabsT s Dufghcr'y B-ing
under the impression ibat most ~ the rca
dcfs Of youf valuable paper have read as
much Of the progress of ,he Convention a.
they have found agreeable. and ccfisinig
ufofs than they srdl ever bnd profitable. J
have istSn the liberty 90 AK the favor of
~ insertion o. fhe Free Pres- Z. Reyg,,t5-
raisfng fhc common summer IsFnip.
The gfauad should be bfpkcp up in The
Frl. % gFss. sward. aad De- in thai state
~ wlatcr Jsuag toe Wmtef " sprung
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Offspring ~ gri.pls welcome 10 our dime
w a,il tbtc--mess, nget Of truth Sublime
70 counties. bC,o-us here ihv crnrtou, tone
Shs' Gn1 h. gh Thoughts copecudt0 'hy own,
Shsl gladden. hearts IS .iost free born currents
,r,.
WIN p-,de that they from british ioua,.'es
f04
CO. forth uh~re'rf roiar.5.a's sk,,sevtcnd,
MI 'hol ,hsit Col her greet thee ass frlcod.
Convince Der SOM thou spe4k',t britannia 4.
VOICE.
And thou .hslt hear our h.lls and pll,os re-
jpcc
Throushou. the snI f3r passport thou
msyst clam
1hy giouou. h.rui-ihy rich raiernsl fame
F1f IN the rolls of Nia.oa's living bsfis
81 iorief us1,e commands uuF deep rcgards.
Than hn shose spirit "a titf numbers brcsih~s.
And wins from these green shores their fra
grant vrcafhs.
Tni ghteucd thousands here. spell bound and
pale,
Have fcii h.. power in ilst Ii.pI chilling tale
The Wauaer." whose ~,id and sizarj
ftvne"
Assures The hssrt that cruelty y crime
w. VISIONS k'ndlrd ~ The gucnciiess light
us sua.orbed genus sheds DER Disne's'
proud height
Their fincies rcvei on that sar rro ned pie.
All sc Il ela,hed % beavers eternal smile
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n~hoid 80 PEAK, at everlasting, snnw.
Us torrents freezing IA their hradlong Adv.
Its sca'hcd and shattered ci Is bcrirt u,,h
gloom.
Us Wales 81 verdure and perennial bloom
Md. burning with las own alorirc 6fe,
Invoke ham ~ith The strains of aature's kre
10 sound the applause Of that Almighty hand
Nh.ch formed wurld 50 beautiful and grand
but whether soaring on Nilton,sa wing,
III, muse d'spor,s in hgh,'s celestial spring,
U> rninbows aud Us smarsn,hs iuicrweaves
in Nigneitss 10 ad0rn her " S,bd ave.
Auunes her harp where s,srs AGl sc,.pas
shine.
And sweep iis chords in praise of power ii.
vine -
Or s'o9ps on graceful plumes to lowlier
theme,
And s'"g> the charms of Landscapes, groves
and streams,
The Joys tina, circle the tioi,est site hearth
Where love - based on puri,v and worth.
An! PASSIONS ",ll and ;eudrr forms pourtrsys
In simple, glowing, and harmonious laws -
Sun. thousands here around her pages throng,
10 feast on thought aud drink her ncctarine
song.
Hence. high souled bard! The ,as'; was f,l,
thine,
Ia bcau,,'s wreath, where kindly emblems
t~lne,
rha, hsilowed pledge. the olive branch, 10
blend,
In proof tia, Albion is Columbia's fiena
y sill, m feeling she j. ia name,
muiher-proud 10 own a daughters claim.
iienoeioIth bet"cen these kindred lands may
Broad - the ocean foods their shores thai,
The Gag sf peace For ever jus, and wise.
NaS all their conteuts be Tor virtues ,ri<c
Bard e exalted hear, and cl,ainlcss mind,
FfsteFnal Coieridge lover of mankind
sui send abroad the offspring OF thv muse
To teach man virtue, aud enl.rgc h.S ,ieWs.
B'd her ihy souls t'ch treasures still explore
BRING forth To day and spread Tie precious
rs round the earth her kindlin- Ugh, extends
MAY bigcts learn To love aud i've d. friends
Nay Br.,ons all Psr,ske her geuerons glow,
And learn,-~hat even tyrsnt power shall
know
That here their brc;herp. happy. proud and
free,
Are lamb, ~ peace, in war \ stormy sea-
And thou. Columbia IN ,ly growing might,
Think on those names enshrined ~ GLORIOUS
hgh',
Of ma'iyrs, sages, bar,!s. and patriot bands.
Brtanna's sous whose fame unwasl,ng stands
In pillafed grandeur. bcamng to the skies.
And deaths aud time Obvious power de
fies -
Remember how. viii pure and pious zeal,
Through all the varying scenes of wo and
wei.
Their nGblr charities. and works sublime,
Have sooihed affections pspg-, and bsuled
crime.
And should the faults that EoglAnd's splen.
dors mar,
OR lingering trace Of "frstficidal war;"
Que hostile psSs 90 N III, breast revive
BE greal--anl thence thc Vcngcfui demon
drive;
Bid holier feelings in thy bosom wake
Forgive her frailties Tor her virtues sake:
And, wh'ie thou hold'sl Thy honour free from
stain,
De neither selfish. arrogant. nor vain
I'm proof OF friendship. wear The fowery band
by Alaion's bard consigned 10 beauty, hand
And still advancing ~ Inv high career
Mays, thou, by nations ioYeG,--to mins;rels
dear
In Elory's s,arencircled zenith shine
The hgh, # eaI,h--,he theme # songs di
,nci
Z sSr- lis roer~ ep.i,Icl HIM. 80 90, 80,
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TIE FREE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY. JNNUAnY 20. 1850
PArENr MAsnINC MAclmNE.

~ IN w ANtliNNs hAtliIN y.
We some time ago took notice Of a new
Washing Machine exhibited a. Mr.. Haines'
tavern - this place. by Messrs. Gamble {,
Teeny. For ihc Information uf those Who
may desire to procure tins l,bor-sayrng ma
chine, We state, that the righ, of vending u
~ Jefferson county, has been purchased >,
Mr. 1homss Rawlios of Ibis place.
We further state (by requc.D that We have
seen paper purporiiog 20 be decd from
Ebenczer Dewey. tic psicn,ec. to George
Candle and seth l.. Hecpy. Transferring to
hen ihe exclusive right to use md vend 'i,e
steam washer in the state of Virgins, ui,t, =
certificate thereon &C 80 admission 20 record
~ the patent Office ON tie "a vol ofirans.
fsr-. pages Ell ard 2,9" We have also seen
paper purpouing TO be = coz Of thc ofigi-
nal patent, 90 E5enezsr Dcwcy u the state
q 'ew i0rk. and have no douJ; TIA, t.,e pa
pets src genuine. ~ sho have any doubts
concerning the tight 81 siessrs Gamble e
geeny. can b.se 'l.em solved by fefening 60
TIC Patent Office.
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never lost his confidence in the politi.
cal principles which hr first embraced
He was always distinguished for mo.
deratiou in The days OF their pro,n,,i.
". and tor fidelity To them IA the DAYS
Ut their ad,crsiiv.
| have not said too much then. in
saving tho, such man i "a public loss.
" q are not, indeed. called tn mnurn
over him. a one who j. cut oil prcma
turely IA the vigor 0f manhood. He
was ripe IN hopors and IN virtues. But
tie departure OF such a mau sewers SO
mani ties, interrupt, 81 many delights.
wiiidraws 50 many condolences. aud
leaves such an aching void 80 the hearts
q! friends, and such a sense of deso,a-
ilon among associates. that. while we
bow Ia The decree of PruNidcncc. our
grief, cannot but pour themselves out
IN sincere lamentations. s.
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From The .Ntic York Mirror.
IHE MOTHER AND DAUGuTERLAND
Al.-.nLr.. h-..n... q f.-i.-..- -.

Alexandra, D.strici Of Columbia.
Dec lae+.
DatK SiG-1hc lhcr4hty aud lofiincss Of
sentiment ~ winch ihc following ORIGINAL po-
CIR, from the muse of Samuel 4 Colendge,
- chsract, rsct, give - a c'Iim 10 the peru
sal Ani us author TO the respect aud aft ction
ot ih' American people. Hence requcsl
for Il place IN your interesting paper rogr.
tier wI;h the subluIard production of NV
humble muse ~ tcpl, 10 Il
hpprrhens'vc that u she had been consult
cd. Icr deloacy m,sht have contrave ned my
WISHES on the >unjec'. transmit the poe m
to- publication without hayi K - hcitcd MI,
Hrh' "r's Ferinls>'un - a. So, 'fu,Ing Tia,
her a1niDess, AID a su,'.hl- -ppt, cn',ru ~
my motives. ~iii induce her - pardon the
lucftt have taken.
Very respectfully, yor- oJclieu' servant,
DtSirL BRYAN.
Cronet T.. Monnrs. To
hines .sriH,n in ir es",seDn pi,cr Looief Hss
Ho-beur. darshier = o.'r hie o",",isc 4,
EHgAl1d
Child q my muse IN I'arbou'- gentle hand
60 cross ihr man tltou seek',t lao fpleigu
land
rs not iac cloI beneath oar feet ~ name
oar county. Esch hc..-. sanctioned t,c the
same.
Law. uinns'-. language, faith, ancestral
blood
Domestic honour. s~e a. wore2 riIood -
Msth I,udlny prJe thou VII rcj,tcr 10 see
3D. t.u Nilh elbow rv.in apd ionDS frcci
g. seek 10y cugoty meu' 49,! Il one scaf
sen hngcf a. th.t fi,tf.r ~ Wat.
Look 60 tbs nri vno a.H'gs thee from AFR
D. th1u1hr olive l,.i ,u.l -lle ,hc dove,
And ssy greet tjcc wi.h braihci'- love
=. CoLsHigcE.
Gn,-. M.lgall. ID .4.l 80
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From the American sn~r'ator and W.>h.ug
ton CITY 4 -onicIe
4 nENUTIIUi sIGnI

i On w ednc>dIy the 9th INST. \ Class
at scholars from the Washington f.
iant SCHOOL. under the direction q,
Miss JANE. paid visit to Mr.. ADAMS.
at the residence ct MS son. lhey
were received with great urbanitv
by the TX President. Who, III, wei
known. has always been the patron o.
the cause Of education IN all Its form.
as well IL \ Professor OF a particula.
branch Of education IN an eastern Uni
versity. Tho children being ranged
along the parlor. went through the Va.
rious exercises. rco;tations, songs, &c.
apparently mach 20 the sa,i,faot ton OF
Mr.. Adams aud his lady. They be-
gan with the song Of
"This worlds wicked v.rld. VIC know,
Our teachers tell US so"-&c.
and went on with lessons in Geocr1-
ply. Nineralocv, Physiology, &c,
answering readily questions asked
about objects IN tbs room. which they
had never seen before. IL j. one 81
the beneficial results of this system
that the repeated exercise of the infant
mind about objects in nature and art,
create az once spirit of inquiry and
an aptitude of answer in reference
10 things which meet the eve, the ear,
or any Of the senses, which no othcr
mode Of instruction seems 90 have I'M
parted. Thus the teacher taxes 4
watch. ana holding II up 10 the view OF
the children, asks them what u ls-to
what Kingdom OF nature its mater ais
oel"hg W neither 1t Is material or iui-
material, an effect or cause and il
an ctect, "h" - the cause ot thc et-
iect no Is ne cause OF the man
that made II W hat does tins littIe
thing that runs round So brlsAlv iuii-
cntc' ne seconds, they all re
ply. " hat IS tni> - The minute
hanh. w nat j. this " Tie hour
hanh. HOW r'anv seconds IN mi
mute: How many minute, ~ an hour
row many hours IN day How many
days IA week How many week IA
year 10" should we number Gus
days &e. :" teach Us 10 to mum
Der our days, &c.
We can easily conceive that Il lesson
thus taught would be almost indclihly
impressed on The mind, AMI thar the
SIGHT - watch. winch ai~aY' attracts
the attention - chiidrcn, woDld. III the
po"G' 81 ">-o''"o"u' cali up ~ The
"''u ''1' h'h once leained ~ the les
son ,3I|h' "''h :" much interest.
ih''' seems Y" De an AT oi JOYOUS
mess "H'u' ne 'ittle children, quite re-
'A"'e from mat SAD c"n'tra ht which
n's so oit'h appeared ~ SCHOOLS con
Quoted according TO the old plan
Mind and body have constant play,
and the great Object Is 70 give 10 tie
natural 'p"Sh'huesS oi chi.arCn ri.h;
direction.
Al'cr l"e children h2t finished ;'eiT
eN"rei'r~' each one. Al the request OF
Mr. Adams. vent up and 'hooA bands
WIN nm a"d told ham as or her nams.
IheS then marched out. apparently
mach graf he'd "rA their ylSl'
We regret To learn. lint after tic
infant = .'""l m this city has been put
HI'N :" liit u l'''lUE ~ ~ now -.
'''U'' any ""u'' ap"A' Us
p''" nv -'io">h"ru'' Tor the waut
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Conia N41qg.t -A lady ~ tls
ciy. les dag, .nce having pur,hl.rd
som~ sta.1-cs 90 4 toupir ~ boys. over
heard thru, just as they lcf. tHr house.
di-ruuu- sbo9t tie money. Give me-
hsii ont SAYS enc. No 7 WON'T,
slys fhc other. 'i'ilhave itlil. 'Nov
fhdt mt Ipir,' rtia.ned fhr first. 40.
Know tanf. -. Tor bait the pvp AS
mine Il is needles. ~ say. hat the
lady, rot relishinS the Idss of eating
puppy ssuts-cs, threw Lrr b1resin ga
10 tie street ~ D. C0nsiSHahon.
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d.. Meysr. JeW. 70 appoinitd Pro
fessof 0f Jurisprudence ~ the Inlyer,
,i'y IL lubiogen.
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'se- his poem, entitled Hymn before sun
rise IN the vale % Chamouny.
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Prs|ape Ld0pV0ye. - trari from the
fcaGli ,mgIeiy oi i.s P''c Hce' % q.
most as,gsrdly un-~sfe.l, and ] never
will never can eu.cr ou nv llst ~
geht,rmen. the man whp sw sfs pro
tsnr1t whafftcf m7y be hs 8rreHn
Notwithstanding e. il,. vol-ar.
u.s.. stte.ly mars ils character IS o.
gentleman. 80 rs vor-r than ihc dad
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fopbons. frauds expressions. knasety and pefs
juriss. wlisrein the name Of all the persons cons
eerned stsll be inserted al full ieogih. win
soma account Of their families, stations and
connections.
THIS collection il 10 commences with the year
1900, and be continued 20 the present year
1880. The work is TO be eniflsd " The Au-
thor's trilic.l history Of his o~n times
Il 10 INTENDED to be printed by subscription,
IN large lei,o each volume 10 contain i've
hundred iafs, aud 10 be sold for five dollars.
he author proposeth that the work. (Which
will take ~ the period of thirty years shall be
contained 10 fifteen volumes.
Whoever shall send this author any accounts
of persons WHO have performed any acts of
justice, charity, public spni1 gratitude, fidelity,
or the like, afesied by indubnabie witnesses,
within the same period the sams facts shall be
printed by way OF appendix al The end OF each
volume, and no addition 10 he price be de-
manded. Bat lest such persons may appre-
hend that The relating OF these facts may be in
jnrlans To their reputation, (ss dssiefsin the
marvellous their nam's shall not be- sd down
without their particular direction.
N. Is. There will also se the effigies of the
most emineH persous mentioned IN This work
pIeHxed 10 EACH voiume--curioosly engraved
10y mn eminenl artist Of this town.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23
OBITUARY.

DIED, on the l6tI INST in the 10Th yrsr OF
her age after an illness OF i've days, Miss ANN
ELlIABE III TALBOT L, daughter of Alien Tat
bot deceased. luIs is anolhe r instance of the
traDsiiory nature OF human existence Young
as Miss 1 was, she mig lat reasonably have calcu.
lated on long years OF lie aud happiness j; but IN
an hosr unexpected 20 her aud To her friends, the
Angel OF Death brealhed upon her, and she
whherrd and died, like the rose before the
parching heat OF the midday Sun. Let this be a
warming 10 the young-for IN such al hour as
they tbink mol OF, The Son OF Man NAV come"
aud summon them to their last account.
-. at his residence, IA this place, on the
morning OF the 10 inst. PHILIP RiOR. IN the
DIST year of bis age. He was native Of Fred.
er'ck county, Maryland. but has been a re -
spectacle citzen OF this place for about thirty
years. He labored under sore aflictien for
eight years, which he bore with Christian forti.
tude aud resignation. aud winch, al last, iermi,
mated his useful lite. He has left behind to
mourn his loss, an sfeetionate wife, aud an aged
falhef and mother; buI they have the csrnforia-
Die reflection that he IS gone 10 rest from the
ares OF lhisiie, IA a better and brighter world
han this.
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THE VEaRGayIAN.
LySCHBURG, AUGUST 23, 1880.

kentueky 'Eitctiom.--lt would seem, from
| the coVeeturat estimates Of the Jackson Ed.
tors. rather than from the actual returns of
the elections IN Kentucky, tina, the supporters
OF the present alminisrrat alton have succeeded
in securing majority Of members in the ne !
Legislature of that State and that. ms a COM
sequence. MIR Rowan will be re elected 10 the
U. 5. Senate. II this be the fact, land We are
inel'ned 10 think il is we must confess thnt
we shall be rs much surprised as mortified at
the result. We cannot, however, but belIeve
las indeed il was asserted by The Kentucky
Reporter before The election came on) tina, the
great question between Adams aud jackson
was lost sight of, or swallowed up in local dis
pu'es, personal partialnss aud aniipsthies,
and other well known causes which prevent
State elections being the test Of the opinion OF
the voters with regard 10 national politics. We
must wait for further information on the sub
jsct, before we venture 10 express any thing
like decided opinion ms 10 the causes which
have produced this unexpected aud much TO be
all. If II be- true, thHt the people OF keniuck,
prefer Jackson 10 Clay, then the latter should
and we hope he will. retire from tn. contest.
His laudable personal ambition should be sub.
dued and thrown TO the winds, i,ihe age is in
capable OF approaching his lofty talents and
virtues, aud turns a deaf ear TO its own best and
lasting Interests. If the people are determined
TO be blinded by the Military Idol whom they
have bsen suddenly taught TO worshipss a Del.
| ty. let it be so. 4" Ephraim is joined TO hi,
Idols let him alone"
" II sounds like stories from the land of spirits
=" II any obtain that winch he merits,
" Or any merit that winch he obtuins.'
Postscript Since the above was in type,
the las, mail has brought us better iidings The
friends of Mr. Clay (says the Frankfort Com.
mentator) have a decided majority in the nexl
] Legislature and this is confirmed by othe,
papers. The Jackson prints should not thu.
deceive their friends Such dsapp ON inenis
are 90 killing
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$5,646.5O7
u S5,362, loo

~ Mr.. Gains Cassus CRmbreleng who
has the high honor of being the blow pipe of
Mr. Van Buren.-la,ely delivered Speech is
New York in the course OF winch he makes
the following remark; " In the progress Of des-
potism. tie authority Of HE e1ecntire Power
gradually absorb: that Of eeery other PoWtT in
he Stale Has The gentleman teamed this
pregnant truth from the eighteen mouths ad
ministI alton Of Geu. Jackson
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23


aDuRsUANr ioa decree the Superior
Il Courl ol Chaneery, for the Lyncbburg
District pronounced on the l4ih Of October,
1923. IN the case OF Pollard W. Wright tho
undersigned Marshal o the said couri, will sell,
10 tho highest bidder. for cash, on thursday
the ed oil September, 1890, or fair, II not, the
neit fair day thereafter, ) selling on the pIemi-
ses. in the town Of Lynohburg. the following
lots. TO vii one lot IN the rear Of tho Metho-
dist Meeting House. 81 feet by 72, ooe undiyi-
ded moeiy of lot n, the junction Of 7ih street
and Ord alley. containing qunrier OF an acre,
that desirable residence ipr small family. sd-
joining &. Anthony, on 4th street. lot coniainx
I Of an mere, houses insured at y 1900, part
of lot No 1877, on 9th street ana lsi alley, lot
containing \ an acre ON the out skirts of the
town, n lot oi three acres near the residence of
the late Col. VIM. b Lynch. aud any other
lots in The said decree mentioned. And before
my Office door, tina same day, two sJnslt
lrncls Of land, the one IN Bedford on the waters
Of Goose Creek, adjoining the lands OF Mr..
Whtton. MIR. Howell aud others, containing
% acres. and Que on the turnpike road, near
the Friends Meeting House, CONTAINING % or
seventy acres. The above properly will be
SOL subject 10 the dover of Mrs. Am o.
Wright. /. A. boLCOMBE, NJ,
Aug % ,fta8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-08-23

HQssa for Missouri st. Louis county has
elected the Clay ticket, (Which was headed
-" for the little Red y ~ an immense maturity
about . to /. We glad to find that the
successful candidate for the Senate is Edward
gress, and web known as high minded and
talented Vnginiau-The vote stood thus: For
Bates, (Ctay,) 1923 for DR.. Ha,dage Lane,
(Jackson) $40 Inc same district gave q large
majority for Jackson AT the last election, aud
Tor PetiS over Bates as the Representative in
Congress
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Origin of The Notification DOc.rine.-We
have heretofore asserted that the Notification
doctrine was nothing more than the tory creed
oil p" the war party III peace, and the peace
party in wal" who, from 1896. 10 1918, threw
so many obstacles in the way of the General
Government, and seriously threatened a disco
luton of the Union. The chiUalric tone assum-
ed by the Southerners cannot conceal histru'b.
II the party which sought 10 render the kmbsr-
90 and Noaintercourse laws of Mr.. Jefferson
imperative, were moral traitors-if they who.
during the war, rejoiced at the victories of our
enemy, and declared it =" unbecoming moral
and religious people" TO take up arms against
the q" bulwark OF our holy religion we're some
thing even worse--then, are the Southern Null
lifyers moral traitors likewise. and deserve TO
be visited with the same portion of contempt
and scorn. II any person doubt this, let him
read the folio wing extract from Message Of
Gov, Gore, to the legislature Of one OF the Nor
ihern States, during the late war, denying the
rich, Of the General Government TO call out
the militia OF the States for the prosecution OF
the contest. Is not seen that the idea of" no
common arbiter between independent SoVer'
eighties" had its origin with the Eastern io: