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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11
OWce Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 8, 1892.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office as fol-


u lows:
LIST. For the construction OF Dam across the Potomac
River near "Harpers Ferry and for the construction of
Stone Aqueduc across Catoctin Creek until the 3Ist
day Of January instant
"a. For the excavation, cmbankment, and wallng of
twelve miles OF Canal extending from the Sih section of
the Canal near to the Point of Rocks Harpers ferry
in sections of about half mile EACH and for the consruc-
ton OF four Stone Lift Locks and Guard Lock- and
raj Culyerts on the portion of Canal, until the 18th
day Of February next.
3rd For the excavation, embankment and walling of
forty miles Of Canal, extending from Harpers Ferry to
WiliamsPo and for the construction of the necessary
Locks, Aqueducts, Cuverts and DAMS until the 3Oh day
of March next.
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aaucduct
will be exhibited after the 18th instant and the contracts
will be declared the Canal Office in this City, on the LIST
day OF February next.
The plan and specification of tho other work below
Harpers Ferry will be exhibited the Canal Office after
the 2sth inst and the contract will be declared Harpcrs
Ferry, on the 23d day of February next.
The plan ndspecicaonof the work between Harpcr's
Ferry and Wiamspo will be exhibited the Canal Office
after the 10th day of March next the contracts will be
declared at Shcpherdsown in Virginia, the 18th day of
April following
Blank forms OF proposals will be furnished applica-
ton TO this Office. JOHN p INGLE
JAM IL. lII-eot23tJ Clerk Ches. & Ohio Canal.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

VACCINE INSTITUTION, Richmond, Va.-The
subscribers have, by an association with DIR. A. III.
Lennon, CORNER Assistant for Dr. Jas. Smith, late United
States Agent for Vaccination, Opened their Drug Store
Vaccine Institution, and prepared to attend any
orders that may be given them. Their arrangements are
SUCH that they will at all times have full supply of the
genuine fresh article, accompanied with printed directions
for use, atthe following prices:
For a crust neatly put up in So
" glass, containing matter sufficient tovaccnate ten
or twelve persons 50
The poor will be vaccinated without charge-Orders
from the country will meet with prompt attention
PULLING & DAY,
Sign Of the Black Boy ana Mortar, Market squire.
JAN %. S2-2aw2w&w5w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE

R'cbmet@-ln consequence of the refusal! Of some
Of the Physicians OF Richmond, and the foilurc Of
others, to report the ea5es of Cholera uader their
care, to the Board of Health, is Impossible to as
certain the number cases they daily occur in
that city. Theleport of ntcrments, likewise, is
no fair criterion OF the number of dcatts by that dis
ease, inasmuch as il embraces those which proceed
from other causes. We furnish the Reports, how
ever, as We find them in the Richmond papers
Gases Tfp0rted-For the n hours ending at one
o'clock OH the 22d Sept "a ses, OF which II were
eoored persons and whites. For the IS hours
ending ON the 2ith, at the same hour 46 cases were
reported On the 25th, for the preceding 81 hours,
only ssren cases were reported, but one physician
having made returns, exclusive Of the Hospitals
And ON the 26th only ceases We're reported, incu.
ding only those which had occurred at the Hosri-
falls
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
JOHN SERGEANT.

A the people of Virginia will very shortly be
called upoato give their sutfrages for individuals
to ill the highest Offices in their gift, we have
thought i;not inappropriate to furnish that portion
of them with whom we are in the habit of regular
communion, with the following brief notice of
JOHN SERGEANT, the National Republican
candidate for the Vice Presidency Ii is from the
Village Record,-a journal edited by Charles Mi
ner, Esq.-a gentleman himself Of establlshedrepu-
tation as Legislator and Statesman:
For my part, regard JonS SERGEANT as one
ofthe souudcS and abest men in this nation. is
head is so cehr--his judgment is SO strengths
mind is so well stored; and vital, his heart and
affections are right. A thorough knowledge of
mankind; much experience in public affairs
proper estimate fthe relative powers of the State
and the United States government-well grounded
IN principles he seems to me to be particularly fit
ted to be a Safe prudent, and useful man. in every
sphere offe where duty might call him; while his
noble eloquencc-hs fine genlus-his dignifed
mlen-hls pure and lofty character-combned with
his bland and pleasing manners, would render him
an ornament TO the highest station and reflect
back upon his native commonwealth the bright
beams of honor with which her partial friend
ship had surrounded him No, my good Sirs, DOT
half. nor quarter effort has been made to bring
SERGEANT conspicuous!y forward mp Pennsylvania.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
REPORT OF INTERVIEWS

We copy the following notice Of the rava+es Of
the disease from the Richmond Enquirer;
The disease is certainly raging with much fur
IN our City The reader will see tia, i, las prov
ed fatal in the Aims House (where, up to Sunday,
1t has killed twenty two paup,rs) 1t has also at
tackled the Public Guard stationed at the Armory-
we understand that up to Sunday, O'Clock, there
have been five cases among thcm,-of these, two
have died, one more was expected TO die, and two
were convaleseent. 1t has no, yet appeared in the
Penitentiary,
In the course of24 hours, it has destroyed Mr..
w Hardle, respectable shoe-seer on the main
street, his wife, and negro man who had wife
at their house A sweet child of Mr. James Gait
on ShockG Hill, who had been teethIng, and whose
bowels were for some time affected, sunk on sun
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

fforaaion teng given y tho nature Of the charge a
gains them Alterwards the Notary Of the Ecee-
| sastical Cour, broush, MIR Torcy copy of tie
| sonicrcc which was fine Of $1,000 each for him
self and Luionc the husband, $500 for each OF the
witnesses, aud n months mprlsonmen, IN the
House Of Correction Cor The mother and dausl..r 70
be employed ~ devotional exercises. Mr. Toucy
was about 10 claim the protection of our minister
Mr. Bay.ics, who had expressed himself ready 10
intcrere wheuc, the case should ADMIT Of Intc 20
sition.
CoorEna new novel the Ilcrdcunanor, or tn
begcdlotucs--a legend ot the Rh,ur has just
been ISSUED from. the press Of Carey aud Lea. w
anticipate great pleasure IA III perubal The Rhine
IS spot for romance worthy OF the genius OF 90.
per, aud next to meeting him upon native ground
illustrating the scenes, the manners, the mcn und
the history 81 Atnerca, We shalt be- glad 10 follow
him TO the BANKS Of the beautiful Rhine - and IL.
ten while he recouuts to Us a legend ofi'c Old days
IN land which rs now awakening so deep IN inter
est throughout the civilized world A story of the
Rhnc, of Germany, tod by CourER, cannot but
be attractive and poi uinr. W c shall bctikc out.
selves 10 the enjoyment, wih hut ono drawback IN
anticipation the volumes uuIuclUly Look very lhtu,
ind the margins rather wide. BdH Amcr
Mr.. PConnell has addressed a long ictiet 10 Inc
ilsh Political Union, developing MS Intentions,
ana Gazing on TIE people OF Ireland to second hun
us pf.hc'p'l OBJECT he declare to be To ImPeaet
i'Pfa hhSle"y, MI Stanley, ana NE biackbdthtt
'hc 'l'h Attorney hcnpf"' huu he Sodeit5 IL
people 10 Pctti'h i"tH"ntuttoiht oiicct, deelaf.
bp ~ A.,
sell IN The reformed IMhom,m The letter tenn.
mates thus conclude with tins dcclarllion Of
my own person" intentions. First am detefmih
"a never "sa'h voluntarily to pay nlhes. second.
yeoify cess. Third am determined meyer TO buy
one singIc mt'cie sold Tor tihcs or vcstry cess.
Sneh are my three individual reso'nilonsj let eve
o'hcr man act as ne P'taSts' lAavc made up my
let It take us course but decline payns to, or
buying irom tthc pnoctors''
t0ioH@ anu 'HaamH li~f~,-toIonel Mutat
the son OF Murat and nephew OF NAPOLEON Ma
dame Mnrat, his lady, are nov stopping IN Lon
aoh, al bou Hotel 1hc Colonel las come to
nus country u make arrangements Tor ms lady $
departure ior America, previous 10 ils return TO
Belgium, where he seems confident OF hosthtcs
shortly taxing plnce with The butch. 1ho Colonel
had the command of the Foreign Legion, winch
through hls military energy aud 3klIiulncss wa
Incoming very numerous and efficient, but through
il pnItry jealousy the French nation, from his
relationship to the Bonnpnite FANNY, he was re
quescd by King Leopold 10 resign with die rank
OF fail Colonel otthc Line, and promIsc,in case of
a war, to have regiment III the National Infantry.
ltpNH JoHf8dL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
DOMESTIC NEWS.
APPOINTMENT BY THEPRES IDENT.

Thomas Eas,in, Of Florida. to be Marshal Of
the Un.,ed Ssays for ihe Southern Judicial Dis
xlct in Florida, vice Lakeland NJ. Stone, resigned
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
LYsCHRURa. OCTOBER 1. 1892.

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'''s''zo' f''i'' " .''s'''''''''
10" FURNISHING the NAMES oil LIE Corresponding
Committees for the various counties IN Tins Com
tnonYeaith. We annex such as are IN the ranre
Of circulation IA far as they hay. yetanpeared
Bafi,aglam-Mai. Wm. DuyaI Thos. cren-
shaw, Francis 4 Deane jr, Eo. Ill., Finch
SernSgs GinfIes lfslnS, Join Dunlap Drfarter,
:, - - ~ IN p.'.'''
,gile, pag.t5,aa nm rb,rles MeK,aney s,ilns
Wall Ia. Henry A. Christian, joel Watkins, john
tiaerrat. Danis e,aefraptl r.
h9.f1e"lh l'enefal 'a,n1s bFeeetnflas@' noL
Anis,gan p,,,e5s r hn,a,s,,, iIenr,, W u,
Vim. 4 MeIDowell RsleIt X vie Jacob nnlrsel
Elijah Meshnahan, Junes McClafahan, Dr..
''"99 ~ u, ceheh.iazt.
,,., pI.i5., ,5I,..ll.. W. ,.l..,,,. w.. ~,
lh,rIaeton Wm. porafeld. james Hefhrring,o..
Nm. Tutner, Altx Mahood ST. Christian l..
ifch, cam. iie'asfln2ioo.
-. ". - ~
snn. Edward ilalnet VIM. II Clarke Or II.
Met' Kent, Nath. Lawrence, DR. Jos Eddy VIM.
-, - ''j - ''
IN ,,. ,z'''''e ,,' ''''I II. r D.
wi,eb = Inel,.s Leonard pbela5 AIsv plcr,c
Joho S Sayres, r Fusale John Crockett Sr.,
neaj. Howard, john b ltlden, John Mays.
The Central Committee request the County
Committees 10 mect as early MS convenient, 10 en-
lafg' Their numbers II they deem 1t eNpedient, to
provide printed or written tickets Tor the election on
the hrst Monday IN November, and to take all other
information be;,re the neonIe and Ia l,r,no them o
the polls
W. will aal tha, N Counties u,bere;, CORES.
nond,nu committees ,nnv ma, be ,,no,nted bv the
Central Coun,,,ee individuals s,lcc,ea Far his
nornose ,ere,or,re i, ,,e ,,i,,,,x ,sso,,,lics rs
the ncon. will evncc,ed - ,c, and !, !, hor.,
tina, thew will act o,,c;en,l,, o,r onoono,,s o,c
AS sctige and william, ms fbouoh tev exncc,ed do
feat and ,hqr maive 20 Ia conn, o,t If tho contest
with AN oye,>yhel,,;nr majority. md ,bon n,o,.,,,
ltno,slV to taunt ns with our weakness I.,tus
IN ,l,isa, Lao, i,ai,,.o ,,o;, ov.,,,ao Lathe A.
J., .),son party Act rs tboo,,h yierv ,,,, h, won
bvex,,l,oi, and tbon Ifthcv l., a.fo,o5 ,be,, ,,,
.,,, ,,,,b tbc ,biv,I,ie Ef.,cl ,1onorc,, g w.
have lost all lint our 5onepro w, have he4n i,
tca,,d. Int we Inv show, ,b,, o,,r s,r.,,,b i
sn,ie,.,,, tocx,,,r, tho ,,,, -, ,,,,,,.,,o,,.
81 once ,,a,onnto tie Irc,.h ,Iaor ,.;ana md
thcrebv evjnre vo,,r ,n5,,i,,c love Car tho ,,s,,
tjons of Won, country md ,on, st,,cb,ooo, ,o tho
mos, ,n.s,f,,olle,f Al, ,r,,;l.,., lan ,,,,,, on
freely exercised-i6e rjgR Of syT,aoc
1Re tte Pfe@de"fP-ihc Richmond Enqn
Ter OF the 18th Sept contains the replies of Ncssrs
inman ilorner, W llllam Jones, Charles Beale, A
x liafwood, James Jones, J. NJ Mason, John
Ca1eiii' ona Jaeob u W iihamson, ELECTORS on
The Caucus lieket) to the enquiry OF the Char
man "tihe Genital COMMITTEE of the Barbour party,
whether they viii vote ior Judge L. as Wee fres-
dent sAaald II appear That sucll IS the VIII OF
majority oi the people OF Virginia - One would
suppose that every man who pfeteid'to be a Re
tton uta,lI IaVn ph,1ituti,,,l, -, H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
I som Is ,or 20 sei.i. En-, ....ou, I'd rtoue

sre the good that has been promised to us.
My Fathef--That ono, Wa.bo kie-shick, is
my relaiionif he Is to be hu,, do not wish 10 see
II.
Nv Father--Sold,efs sometimes stick the ends
Of then guns (bayoneis) into the backs Of Indian
prisoners when ;hey gong abou, III the hands o.
hc euard hopc this will not be done 10 these meh.
tThe Prophet.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

tmnhine )orta'hg.-A committee appointed
f~he purpose IN Philadelphia, have published a
narrative report of the rayages Of the cholera in the
Arch street prison Of that city. The scenes of one
dny IN that prison are represented 10 have been OF
unparalleled feartuness IN the history of disease
and death. Before night not less than seventy
persons who were living when the morning dawn
cd, Were eons gned 10 the grave
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

ROMAN cATnotio CuuHeH first Catholic
Church IN the State of Vermont, was consecratcd
nj burlington, on Sunday, the 9th instant by the
Right Rev. b Fenwick, Bishop Of Bostor The
novelty Of the Catholic ceremonies excited great GU
rosity IN the town and ncghbourhood
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

A private letter from London Of the 18th says -
The Presidents VETO has materially Affected tle
.aluc Of lie L. : Bank Stock which IS now held at
e2i 10 C2i, 10, div. oil but saIes are very diff
All .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

PRISONERS wien dieb are soag abo1t III the ihn1J o.
,he guari hopo this will not be done TO these met
tThe Prophet
Musf Earlier than y. had expected. W have
received pretty il returns Of The LITE election ior
Governor of the State OF Maine. Twenty .ive
towns aud plantations remain 10 lie heard frosi but
their votes will very little vary the goaeral result,
which is as follows
ror Mf Goadeaow. Nat. Rep y 22o
Mr. smith. Jackson 30 IL
Scattering sd
BENZ = ealn for the National Republican ticket,
siuco last gear, of Three thousand Three Hun
he'd and Sayentv-thrro votes and leaving for Mr..
~Miiu a majority of only | l9is Ma Int
ftereaipg C0r1cp9ndemt.-The Pendle,on
NesSeHesf ofthe 18th ins, conveys the following
information: W. have received from Governor
Hamilton, highly important and deeply interest
iHs correspondence winch has tukcn Pla:e this
summon. between the Y re President and himself
tie subieetswiieh 50 intensely agitate the public
mind at the South We will endeavor 10 present II
to ous readers in tic COURSE Of a few days
A Sign Les than one year since all five judy
IS Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, with
ono solitary exception, were IN favor OF Jackson
and Wolf We are now informed by IA gcntIt-
man ofthe highest r,snectabllity, who was iormer-
" Il Jackson man himself, that the whole bench.
with one exception, az no@ opposed 10 both Jack
son and Wolf
A private letter from London Of the 18th says -
The Presidenis Veto has materially Affected tho
value Of he l. :. Bank Stock which Is now held al
II ~ / Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

IA letter from Paris, dated Aug. 8 in the Rich
mond Coupler, says" NJ Riy,s is sul in Eng
hna. heard the other day that he was most d
sfeeably ehPIeyed IN seeing and convsrsins witt
the great dipIomais,s Of the day lie VIII ntayp
10 Paris by the lyt Of September
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

Medicine. II
Anatomy and Surgery -
Law, Il
trifrfa,teSa.Rs 4 1rDcalc.
CJUa's1jeR-Wc have lately seen counterfeit
note on the Bank of virginia, Of admirable execu-
ton aud many persons no, we'll acquainted with
h,heye IA large quantity has been thrown INTO cir
cuation The following description will enable
the community To he ON Their Guard s., Letter u
No 536, purportns To have been sslc.. on the 9Th
November 1890. IN Richmond, to l. Burioot, rr
The filling up aud signatures are first pointed, and
aiterward, written upon and are well calculated to
deceive. abingdon RsqullicQH.
this season Thrre nre about ten su,ay plantations
each of winch will produce flon 81 10 100 hoes
hcads
The Comet may be seen IN the northeast nmr
Ter of the heavens # the nieh, be- not tor dark he
Il has no hairortsll but there IS so,netbino neet
liar in ~ locks which aisn,,,sbrs ), ,i,n, tho r..
euar celestial family. IN Y Com Adr.
-.
We published some time s,nce. the case Of mar.
riaee o. a Doctor s. " hon IN II state of
collapse from Cholera. 10 Miss -. ,bn, the
lady might inherit his prop,r,v We are nleas,d
to sec II mentioned IN the Doyl,sto,,n fpaA De
mocra,. tbpt the gentleman ig NOW conxalesc,n,
and stands a fair chane. Of l,inetorniov !, hoanh
the society of his bride.
Ap,nHiuq 1hrte,,ta--A committee ou,o;ntod
f1,hc purpose in phIlaaelnhia have n,bl,sbed a
Arch qtr,ct ,,riso, If lat,i5,, rios.,s 80 a,,.
day in tba, prison are ,,nresen,e5 IN b,ve boon o.,
unparalleled fcarfunesq IN Tho h;storv of d,eeasc
and deaf, Before nisb, No, loss IN, so,e,,y
persons. who werc Iiyin, vh,r ,h, ,,o,n,n,, dawn
ed were CONSIGNED IN ,he cr,,ol
Rowan e .ruo,,r c,,,.y.,, III ~, r..,,,1;,
Church IN tho S,a.o fvar,,,,,,,.
n, BURLINGTON On S,,nao,. ,La az -, l.. ~.
Rsh, Rev r Fenv,cl R,shon ., W. IN,
novelty NJ the C,th,i;, coro,, 49,, -, ~
,iositv in tho TOWN aoJ ,.,,,tl4.,xha,I
A E,Voe3 ,yex,,, ao ~, IT. Dill. r. :,
crnmcn, no,a n can, Tbo,na, 9, ooo O., ,ho 5000,
to Quebec of twenty. ,o,r >, pon,ae,s des;gn.i e,
battery on the axes ,l,rin,, tho 1os, v,,, CON
trac, was then made a, 1000 The rnn f,r ther trans
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

We published some time since the case of mar.
rage o. a Doctor S., when IN II state of
collapse from Cholera To Miss ----, thnt the
lady might inherit his property. We are pleased
to see II mentioned IN the Doyleslown pa De
moerai, that the gentleman is now conyaescen',
and stands far chance Of llsingtocnjoy IN health
the society of his bride.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

The Comet may be seen IN tho northeast quar-
ter of the heavens ifthe night be no, too dark, be
tween ten and eleven o'clock nea, the seven stars.
Ii has no har or tail but there is something pco1-
lar ia ts locks, which distinguishes II from the re
euar celestial family. " y Com Adr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01
FIR ~ lE,sstin ian GLa5e.

Copy Of a ,e;ses 20 tn Eli ar, dated
lSlas.el. js:acr, ~ Pra3r'c ~ an, /
&, Scp.cmhcr, 49, I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

The SUGAR ctopof East Florida promises wei
this sceson There IRE about ten surar plantations
each of winch Will produce from 81 10 100 hogs
heads
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

formation Icing given y the nature Of the charge
gains them Aherwards, the Notary of the Ecee-
siastical Court broush, MIR. Torrcy a copy of he
senlcrcc which was a fnc Of $1,000 each for him
sell and Lafonc the husband, $500 for each of the
witnesses, aud months Imprisonmcn, ia the
House Of Correction Cor the mother and daash.ef 70
be employed ~ devotional exercises. Mr.. Torcy
was about 10 claim the protection of our minister
Mr. Bay.les, who had expressed himself ready 10
intrere Whenever the case should ADMIT Of lntc po
sit.on.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

The survey Of the Coast Of the United States
directed by an act of Conste,s passed in 1877, Is
about to lac resumed aud Carried on under the drec
tion Of Mr. llassler, whose qualifications are high
lN spokln of
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

Ciaff5itcSetil1s / rDcaic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

Tho Duke OF Rcichstadt died in the snmc place
in ,hc same palace in 'he same aparrmeH-in
which Napoleon, when in the zenith ofhs fortunes
signed the most remarkable dccrrcs and in which
his marriage with the Arch Duchess Maria Louise
was arranged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

z Coy Ponlexter has been received Io a..
friends IN Mississippi with no lite eeIa'. Puu:,
dinners have been rendered hun, and accepted. IN
several places We should, however inicr. lion
the reelection 10 the H. of r of Mi Plumnlcr. vj,
was assailed, preceding and dunn The au,.s.
with no little violence by COY. pondexter, that til,
tide OF popular sentiment israther against the re-
itaetoiy Senator. Jaeksonism like Bouapalte to.
crates no nautra3, maeh Is opponent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

The eighty-nnth Aunua! Wesleyan Conference
concluded their session at Liverpool on The 1th o
August,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

@assE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-10-01

BENZ ealn for the National Republican ticket,
sluce lust year, OF Ihree thousand Three Hun.
dfcd and Seyfnty-tbrce votes and leaving for Mr
= MIN maIor.tyo only | l9i votes. Ma Int.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-11-14
PARTY POLITICS.

The following sensible remarks, are from
the last Alexandria Gazette -
as evuu as the uoise and excitement con
segment upon the Presidential Eleriion are
over, we hope TO see season OF compRra
tive calm and quietness. The nation has
been long enough distracted with intestine
connections and civil brolls. 1t reanires
rest and cessation from the toll Of such con.
tests. Daring their continuance, bad pas
slonS are engendered, jealousles excited,
and bitter feelings produced. which do moi
disappear as long as there is the least occa-
sion for their continuance. Our public neu
become alenated fiom each other: orr
people become pariizans. To hiring about
even a short political millennium, the press
must exert It's powerful efforts. 1t should
turn It's attention more to litcrature-to sri
ence-to The Improvement of the condition
oi man, his mind, his morals, his manners.
to the d" fair, delightful plans of peace"
TO carry out this INTO practice, we ay no
means wish 10 urge that great principles
should he yielded-tiat their discussion
should he stopped-that errors in govern
ment should be passed by unnoticed-that
bad men should he suffered to lord it over
then fellow citizens. without being exposed
and brought before the bar of public opin-
ion; or, that good men. oppressed by party.
should not be yindicated and supported.
We think none Of this. The press, while II
is a sentinel upon the watrhtower of Lib
erty, must continue 10 lie faithful and fear
less. 1t must cry aloud and spare not
where there is occasion for it 10 lib its
warning voice. Bot we wish to see it cease
to he fartioUs, Drawing and unprincipled.
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alton. Let 1t cease TO he, in any instance,
PARTY ENGINE, made 10 work to suit ex-
actly the movements Of those upon whose
bounty 1t exists, or upon whose bounty il
hopes to exist. This done, we may expect
to find the good effects resulting. not ONLY
in the improvement of the press, but in the
Improvement of The social and political con.
dtlon Of the people.