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Died after the parade. aud the following preamble AID reso
buttons were unanimously adopted:
The oi1cers OF the 10Th Regiment and those attached
eIeo nave assembled Tor the purpose their
ueclueu usdppob1llOn OF tho militia system Niryinas
tey are luIy convinced Gifts utter ineicency aud worse
than useless tendency Our laws have become complca-
ted ana confused, and found in practice TO be radically
detective and wholly inadequate to the situation of
Eastern Nirenia indeed, they only a carca-
lure % system, which when properly organized would
constitute the best and safest defence Of Tree people
ure nave TO encounter in framing system adapted TO tho
Inherent sections Of the Commonw cath; but We believe
Ihese dlcues would vanish il they could be induced TO
ufh 'neir SERIOUS attention 10 the subject, II
ues anu eNlSencies are dcrent condo in their wis
uo ecf 10 frame different systems for each, by mod
yhg Tue same system, apply il TO the conditions OF both
OSroln we are THAT the present is only oncrous and
oppressive, but utterly useless aud futile
L. ReSotced therefore, That ii be earnestly recon-
mended TO the Officers OF the different regiments through
out the Commonwealth, 10 unite in pcoung the Gene
raj Assembly TO take this subject into serious considerations
and adopt some system which will be useful and efficient
2 Resotred That committee be appointed 70 draft
memorial behalf of the Officers here present. express
sive OF the views of this meeting, and that the Delcgao
from this City be requested present aud advocate the
same.
3. Resoleed That Gen VIM. lambert be REQUESTED 10
correspond with the Colonies hrougho his Brigade and
ehdeaFour to obtain the operation Of the Officers
mig
L. Rcsofred That these proceedings be published in tie
different papers in this city
Committee was then appointed conlormaby with tho
second resolution, and the Officers adjourned.
CIAS II. HYDE, Chairman.
H.
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ELUYANNA LAND AND CITY LoTS--The

ENLUVANNA LAND AND CITY LOTS -The
n subscriber offers for safe, Tract of Land living ON
inc nvanna River in the county of Fluvanna containing
aS'es ABOUT 90 miles above Richmond Is beIo,S
Csoesv!e in the immediate vicinity OF Bernardsburg
anu Union Mills small portion of the land lying on and
he river Is cleared and prepared for the
residue Is heavily covered with the best Pine and White
oak unoer The situation is healthy, the tract well wa
osu, au 'e soil adapted TO the growth of Corn Wheat
a"u There are three four mills in the
nediate neighbourhood, TO which the timber can be
naued over good road; and the recent in
ue oil the Rvanna River have rendered the IA
elites OF conveying the timber to Richmond or
vlie very great The will be divided into two or
more parcels, il purchasers desire it,
Also, IL Is lots in this city lvng nm tho Do.L :;
Adams Valley, and OH Richmond Hill
h'o the whole part of my undivided interest in be
estate oil Col Richard Adams, deceased.
Persons wishing TO purchase can appv IN mo in i ~
" unui inc 10th of July After that time applica
TGn can DC made TO my brother, (R H. Adams in this
di. " NV 10 ~ nS'l"''aSS Sc lori
June 8. - ~ ~ NO
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GREAT MEETING THE PEOPLE OF MECKI
On Monday the nth ul the following notice caIlino a
pubhc meeting oil the people OF Meckenburg county was
set up at the courthouse and sent into different parts of
the county. -
"PUDLIc MEETING!
1.-THE people OF Mecklcnburg county arc invited IN
meet at the courthouse the third Monday in This
month, at being Court day. for the purpose of cons
dcnng aud adopting resolutions in relation TO the an
preaching election of Vice President of the IniII
&" States 49, Nu
"l believed that deliberate design has been formed
ana now IN progress of execution, originating with
the Editor the Richmond Enquirer and other active
political managers TO effect virtual surrender of ali o
Iavote and longtried political principles by giving te
vote OF Virginia candidate who is hostile In thnso
principles and TO most vital interests and in oo
uSn 100 to The wishes Of the great body OF the people
SeiueS 10 assemble and speak their wishes and not s,
themselves to be transferred like flock of sheen Io,
o Poncd' aSplrant 10 another, according the plea
sure or IN subserviency to the interests of few political
Early in the day. Monday the 2Is inst, the peopIe
were observed gathering in groups of unusual D,,,hr
All over lhe courtyard, and about the meeting was
organized IN the court house, by calling Col Samuel l.
Locker 70 The Chair aud the appointment of WIN b. Eas.
ICY az secretary The house was Immediately thronaed to
overlowng-the most intense anxiety peryaded the meet
ing while the Chairman announced the object for which II
cav Zen convened-the meeting then addressed by
CO ullel Oreen, who advocated some length the OBJ
yect proposed TO be accomplished by the charlottesville
convention. lie was followed by Mr.. T.. b. Hicks who
was also friendly TO the object of the Convenon mn dc
Prccated any step which would commit the county TO the
support OF any particular candidateadmonished the meet
nB 70 keep cool and be prepared TO make the of "cir
o'mstances" Mr. X. H. Baptist next addressed the
meeung IN opposition TO the Charlottesville Convention
s9u 10 commentator OF the Baltimore Convention and of
Mr. ' an Buren, Mr. j. briefly recapitulated the argu-
mens ~ avor Of MIR. Van Bufenlhat he had the conf
Gcucc OF me President and the only who could
NVeP ue republican party ogether-icared that unless
we 'i'ee uhammy and concert Of action" our motto
,na' Sonn sergeant would be made Vice Prcsdent-pre
IIeu Mr. Barbour, but thought lac stood chance to be
VVEoeo' &C &c. Mr. Baptist was succeeded by MIR.
WIN. u Goode, who in speech of about thirty 6inntes
TePhcd TO aud reuted the arguments urged in favor
o. MT van Buren, and the Baltimore Convonton-syept
IKE torrent over "the isir ield' Of Mr. Van Burens
Pollcai lame, and "withcred all its flowers" commit
zee was hen appointed by the Chair 10 prepare proam
pc ana resolutions expressive Of the views and wishes Of
nc meeting, consisting Of Col Grief Green Edward b.
f'cks n" H. Baptist, VIM. D. Goodo and WIN, b. Easloy
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HALIFAX MEETING

AT large and respectable meeting of tho citizens OF
me Couhly OF HALIFAX, convened at the Court House,
monday the 18th OF May 1892 for the purpose of proot-
ing the election OF Philip p. Barbour TO the office Of Vice
President OF the United States-John b. Darlington ESD
csed 10 me chair and Woodson Hughes appointed
secretary The object of the meeting then explain
ed in very able and lucid address, by James C. bruce
Esq whereuPon the following preamble aud resolutions
were UNANIMOUSLY adopted
Whereas, large portion of the citizens of the County
OIL ah"X, hlehdy to the reelection OF General Jackson
ing election OF vice President of the United States; and
believing That the political opinions of people, are best
known by those oil their representatives. and also that
the present is time which peculiarly demand the cleo
ZION OF such wee President IS best calculated sup
port the principles, which constitute the PRIDE the power
aud interest OF virginia. sensible too of the great dignity
and importance oil the Office of Vice Present-orc cs
Peclaly, he will be the most prominent candidate ol
the Republican Party, in the next Presidential election
beheving too, That the support of candidate whose
Pohucal opinions are not m unison with own, would
bring into discred those principles and rob them of much
OF their influence and value. And fearing TOO that pau
Is IN execution, Tor transferring the Of the State to
candidate, whose principles and whose interests are not in
accordance with our Own--iherefore
Resolved, As the of this meeting that our conf
dence, in General Jacksons administration is unimpaed
and that will every honorable means to secure his
reelection.
ResoiUed, That Philip P. Barbour, whose political opin
ions and actions have been on the side OF Virginia
principles has stronger claims the support OF his State
than any candidate now before the people.
ResoUed, That approve Of the purpose Of the Char
otesvillc Convention, and that James C. Bruce, William
ID. Sims William b. Banks, John g. Carngton and John
H. wmbusb, be appointed delegates to represent us in
that body.
RcsofUed, That committee Of correspondence he an
pointed, consist Of Col. John H. Wmbush Can't Elijah
III. Verser John b. CarBgton, Capt Elisha Betts Col
Henry Darlington, Thos. Jefferson Green, Dr. Richard
Thornton John b. McPhs, Dr. Nunnece, David Cham
bers, DR. Edward p Williams aud Jacob Thomas.
RESOLVED, That copy Of these proceedings he for.
warod to the Editors OF the DanviI Reporter and the
Editors Of the papers published in Richmond. with re-
quest to publish them.
JOHN Il. CARRGNGTON, Chairman,
WooDsoN HUGHEs, SecretarU
REFORM OF THE MILITIA.
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"ILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE vi.i,o--

WILLIAM MARY COLLEGE-Tbe Visitors
" OF This Institution reminded that the 4tb of In
70 - Ine ime fixed for their Annual Meeting full
necung IS desredtle fiscal concerns of the Coleee re-
IB minute attention; and Mr. Cushing having declin
Fnosophy there is vacancy of that Professor
sup me rector deems proper to Observe that from the
,vn"mehS OF the last convocaon he has no donbt that
mr., Rodgers will be re-appointed TO the Proieorsbn Of
neInsiFy, &C. and that Professor will be rcorred for
'ho mathematical Cbair-applcations to be made TO
June ). nm "1'''Hi - "ee'0,;
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BIDWELL'S OFFICE.
DRAwN Numsrns or rur

,,,,,,, DRAwN NUMBERS OF THE
DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, CLASS No. g.
60 u 43 81 % ii 80 SO 60.
All, eget Nos l3 % go, Capital Of 400 dollars sold at
"hs once; also many other valuable prizes
sFsrf FTiday to be drawn 10 ibis city. tbe Dtsn,At
o ooo hoTrERY Class No. o. Capits S25 600 TO-
VVy, I'tSo, OF 1000, 6of1,OOO, sc. sc.
cses SS shares in proportion for sale at this Office
Vrders promptly attended 10, by H. BIDWEIJ
June 8. '' """''' ~ street.
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ing ssSh PROPORTION to the annuity granted tho same
rank for the service OF two years. his of service
did to the term aforesaid TO commence from the fourth
day OF March, 1881. This is measure of bene6cence
which will tighten the burhen Of years Of many time
worn veteran.-.Ndt. Int, June L.
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this time 20 subscribers for 80 shares sachand sanguino
hopes are entertained that will be filled with 100 names
The work goes bravely on The thing must succeed
NO man ought TO entertain doubt about it-With what
thrilling pleasure shall congratulate Virginia on this
devoutly wished for consumrlaion
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Richmond, Va, Tuesday, June 3
THE BANK CHARTER.

Bells Weekly Messenger concludes its remarks ,pon
the business now before the Lords with the following pa
raGgraph;
SSS s, the s Of tn. Bank Ghss
the currency question tho MSis,er
T S S GSss SeSs % until r., Reform G settled N
sGoa mo-. 0 Which SO bears tho neIs,
e should @ to- SSd the monopoly Of the COMPANY broken
But all these questions necessarily suspended until The
Sna psss% & So o, W therefore hope that will BE-
i.s principles and satisfy all the respectable
The Charter of the Bank of England has a shorter
time TO rum than the Bank of the u. S.-yet the Minis
tiers are laying it over, until the Reform Bill is adjusted
why should we be more inpatient about the OF
the charter in this couny The Bank of the U s. has We,
Tour years TO run, besides allowed for winding up
s AFFAIRS why then should press the present Congressi
In England they are waiting for Parliament Why
should we not wait for Congress? We about to
have Representation of the States founded ON the
census oil 1880 The next Congress will contain from 20
10 80 new Members. The subject will be better discussed
among the People, and their Representatives will more
clearly reflect their wishes Why then should il not be
postponed? Why hasten premature decision y the pre
sent Congress! Does the late Investigation of the con-
Germs oil 'he Bank satisfy OF the of its
1hstTauon. Are the violation Of its charter i'm issuing
notes from the Branch Bank signed by the President
aud Cashier of the mother Bankthe douceurs held forth
TO the Pressthe extraordinary control xercsed Inv IN,
PRESIDENT OF the Bankand the various rrc gulaes de-
tected by the Commteeso strongly calculated TO recon
CHE us TO the extension oil its charter and only the
tension oil ITS charter but Of its capita Are millions
more TO be added to it, at the very when the pub
lie debt is extngushed when from TO Ii millions of IN,
puomc revenue are 10 be curtaied-when therefore, il
facilities, as an engine of Finance diminiJhed-and il
overgrown capital ought 10 be reduced, instead of bcns
extended?
And why, we repeat is the renewal of its charter TO b,
pressed at the present session! Can any fail TO Sc,
the inducement' Because the Presidential Election i
Pendng-and they wish put Cen jackson under duress
re Is 10 have the alternative presented him. either Of
subscribing the Charter of the Bank and of thus LOSING
the support OF the enemies of the Institutions Or r he re
!eets 1t, OF neurrng the resentment and persecution
its friends But they mistake their man. Gen Jackso,
has as much moral he has physical courage-as muci
as any man beahng-Ile will shrink from doing hi
duty, let the Bill 20 TO him when it may.
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frtue Of deed Of trust from George Claiborne
and John D. Claiborne to the subscriber as trustee
Tor the benefit OF WIN. Arnstcad Francis Rowe TO
elect certain purposes therein expressed and which deed
beas date thc 18Th day Of July 1881 and is of record
IN Inc clerks Office OF The county court Of King william
shall proceed TO sell, at King William Court house ior
GOSH, on Monday The 25lh OF June, that being King vii
ham court day, The following slaves; Dxen Fanny Mol
'ly, Elsey Davy, Esther, William, Phil and Mary and
The increase g any Of the said females since the 10Th Of
July, 1901. lhese slaves are likely and valuable, and
worthy Of tie attention. Of purchasers The subscriber
will convey such dto only is vested in him as trustee
by virtue OF tie above reccd deed. IL is believed how
ever, to he ndispuiable SHERWIN AfcRAF
'N'leV' l9-bt'J trustee.
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On tho l.th w.t. at the residence Of his grandaor Capt Pb
mon oouwar ~ the county Adlcsex George D. only son f
mi SpePod aged ycarsr qe dspensatiGn OF an
m mas suddenly bgted tho fond expectations
OF an father, who behold yirfos of
amcnted subject of this notice. pleasing Indication Of Gtc mon,
10 declining efficient Of
and useful member Of tho community Ia nc lived Yes he
TO ish
G against tho, wishes however opposed they might
MS own mocntaIy inclnltious-rcspeotf
1ananccsandb by the uniform poprioty his condct he seemed
.e esteem OF n who know him. As evidence this t Teach
ana Pupils OF Earle Pakc Of vybc
promising member, the Of funeral in token of c &
ee1 o ms memory, oil wearing the badge of nourni
moved IN solemn procession from The schoohouso Church
with down cast LOOKS and heavy hcarts.N "
Thcy mouncd his
hut alas! those Cviignces
no was held quiet the feelings al br.av uaept - i
then derive consolation from the dctun Of or saviour,
@ niue chIcn to como unto and forbid them not for Of such
the kingdom of Heaven" ' " ~ ''0' -
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IMPROVED CATTLE.-Ihe subscriber has for saIo
n q or ~ very promising young Bulls, from 3 to Is
mohthsold OF the improved short horn Durham and North
Devon cattle crossed ON the native breed They are Of
GHereht degrees oil blood, to witt 70 81 and 7Sths at
81 - per eighth, say Sls for baIC blood &r Sc H,o
ny iull blood bull Star, years old the 25h next month
nc i noble ANIMAL price $1OO.-Hc is half imported
snort horned Durham, and half North Devon blood. thus
happily combining qualities both for the woke de d,irv
and the stall lie VII not be delivered before bc Isl
Septcmbot next ~ application is not made before the
l0lh next monih, thc yc1rlngs will be geied From tho
females cann6t be tempted part. Letters fpospa)
must be directed to CIalkston y. o. King and Queen
county. HUGH CHMpRrf
June 3. 8 go
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BTGGER'S
EXCHAJNGE s. LOTTERY OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, VA.
HREE MORE CAPITALS IN ONE DAY!li
Drdtoutg Of the .Netc York Lottery, No II:
TO "a 81 81 90 80 al 80 43 Sc.
NOS. 81 81 43, small capital OF 81 OOO sold and paid at
Sgh'' as usual at the "LoUNGE."
Or0'0'ns Of the "a Dismal Scamp Lottery. No 8 :.
46 IL 43 81 % Ia so SO 60.
whole IL 90 90 and half IL 43 SO, with several other
smaller Plzes' sold aud paid sight, as usual by BIGGrR
CAPITALS, $4,000, 10000 end 10000!
UnlOn Canal Lottery,
(J PennSylUania.)
- Glass Number H. for 1892
40 0e dTdton IN Philadelphia, on SATURDAY. J,fn, l6fb
on Number Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots
prize OF $4,000 is $4,000
10000 10000
10000 10000
5000 900
$40 3l7O
~ 1000 10000
~ 500 10 OO0
Ilckets $lO-Halves 5-Quarters 80
Lottery Office Of THO r. RICGEB anu
- r,, Corner opposite Eagle Hotel
r mere the two grand Capital Prizes of $50 900
hsvs' iV'oo, ana numerous other splendid Prizes
nave recently been sold and paid at sight
W orders from the country meet the most prompt at
June o. [S-dl
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BALTIMORE RACES

r~st Day Johnson's Herr Cline ycorous-Seeoad Dan
Johson Andrew beat Spaohawk and Bachoior-3d Ilet Al
nstte beat Zata Rokeb IIoenh las, day Badger
Flying Duehmsn beat Nulier, &c.
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SrocKsFoy Virginia Stock have boom sold =, ,k
on IN tins Guy at Slll several hundred Bank
were sold ut NJ ON the 18th u for
NO ssns per cent Interest," and redeemabe for 20 years,
was sofa al auction this City the 27h u
u1-iOOO at Ill li2i0O0 at Ill 2and 10000 at M SIS
a cte exist any doubt under such sales able
command the necessary for the
uack!-FerSereycRd0, be
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MARRIED,
DIED.

On Thursday evening the ul by the Row Mr. Rankin t,
Thomas y Jones of Psyania, Miss Agnes NJ dnu"2 Tor ~;
Benja Watkins Esq OF said courty go 49, "'s"'oi :"
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THE MILITIA


We are happy TO something like general u,ovcpot
among te militia officers OF Virginia for the Improvement
Vi 'ne nua he whole system is any thing but what il
ous' 70 Oe' ms great arm OF protection, this bull
Wark ahd CHEAP defence OF free nations almost literal
W, what one OF our brother Editors cas ga ,rcc The,
meet seldom, they muster thinly-they appear wtbout
arms and they dispense without going through the neces
say eVOlutions The great body Of the Militia has no mil
RI |ouI pfide-n idct, no regular organization.
me Oucers must participate in the apathy OF the men
hey must depreciae in scicnce and if the system CON
hueS, they must be destitute of all sorts ofen thusasn
Is WIN pleasure that them possessed of so much
M9d III her profession, as to feel the necessity of
thorOugh reform SONG of them have already had
ings on INC occasOn-and trust that the 5IoUge.
n'ent VIII extend throughout the Commonwealth We
shS ay before our readers i'm our next the resoon f
TIC Olhcers IN Westmoreland and Richmond counties
We cannot this morning lay before our readers the adj
veTu'ement oil Mr. Edmund Rufns essay ON CaIcareons
Manures, without calling their attention TO the suI;ect
II this paragraph has nothing else to recommend Il, n has
al least The merit OF sincerity. II is unsough unsolicited
we speak lrom the impulse Of our own feelings alone
- Mr. kuilin has undertaken the discussion of n sub
ect Of great importance 10 the great Farming Interest;
LIVING M the midst OF marie district he was Induced AZ
very carly period his attention 70 itHe has
made variety Of experiments on mnrle pvpstir & and
ms estate bears the strongest evidence OF HE science and
success-He now comes forward 10 10y the fruits Of his
eve researches, aud OF his active intellect at the feet
OF ms brethren viii they not examine il? Will tbev
not study bis experiments aud test his result?-Iet us
uln Tor moment from the political discussions of the d,v
IRON the powers Of the Government the acts Of fe adj
W"lsUalion, the merits Of candidates, the Public
Lands the Bank Charter the unconsitutonalitv NJ lie
anime work which comes recommended TO us by so
many powerful considerations.
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwUA COMPANY
The Whole amount Of Shares taken in this CITY is
i2O2-(subscrbed yesterday 40O) In addition 10 mis-
mere private subscription paper afoat containing al
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THE VICE PRESIDFNCv

we lay before our readers sundry Proceedings of the
friends OF jackson and Barbour Ticket in Halifax and
Mecklenburg-We throw open our columns cheerfIIv 10
their Resolutions. And in the spirit of free Pre- S. we
lay them open even to tho hit which been made at
Oy inc person who issued the "Noce" in Mecklenburg
Is he one OF our former friends the meeting who de-
nounced the Enquirer during the winter? When will be
iced fat his grudge" against us? When will he be saat
ed with disappointing us
What good can emanate from this Charlottesville Con-
venuon! Can they elect Mr.. Barbour? Wilt thew elect
sergeant rather than Van Buren,? Is party to be spt
ana distracted and divided, to please the friends of Mr.
Cahoun-o to crafty the importunate aspirations of the
lnsdious Parizans of Mr. Cay?We are aware that some
Oh our members OF Congress laying their fingers upon
can venture apProachand trying egg them on 10 get
up meetings and send delegates charlottesville Such
fy them but the attempt TO sacrifice The unity of c J
son rarty 10 their own privae grieS" Let them re-
iy upon -they will fail. The Party will be kent TO-
gether-and Virginia will vote in such manner as 10 &C.
nate. ~ '' &C
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REFORM OF THE MILITIA
ST the Rogmenal muster OF the 10Th Regiment, fhe Of
hcer Of ihstRegment and those attached thereto
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TE MARnErThe country smaller than o
Known A. this for and the
n consequence Of which, the gradually m
some weeks past, aud quote IS No CITY Mills
81 statonarv - f~'~N ~ - >
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UJIhe proceedings of the Barbour Meeting in Cube
per and Grange are reluctantly postponed ill our next
paper. 'N-,'
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Our Correspondent dssuades us from prosecuting tho
discussion on MI Calhoun's political faith How can
we avoid lltIsinee his communication hand we
nave received NO. oil the u s. Telegraph which devotes
lahoured article our edfcation upon Ibis same tonic
~ "a Friend to Truth does not the Telegraph in
MS "a NO. we shall take the task upon own shoulders
The facts which quoted by the Telegraph itself are
conclusive against tseAll its CLOSES are insidious
ana ophIslical-But shall adduce other facts which il
mas carefully keptOut of sight II any man had been bold
enough TO say from lSl6 TO 1924 that Mr. Calhoun was not
friend to The principle of the Tariff, Internal Improve
menS by the Federal Government, to the Bank of the
Oeu states; That lie was not an a-Federaist on Con-
su'uto"" questions, he would have been set down as
an IgnOrdmMs or LnpOstOr
The Saunon Spectator refers to "report that Tho
place oil Minister TO England be offered 10 Judge Bar
oou ne y specuiacs upon the motive of such an on
pGmmeht' 1t is all fudge! The Judge is not TO be
bought oh-nor IS the General likely to offer such a
bid They are both far above IT, ~"