Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-10-17

south part o. the state, too, through which the
X askaskla route passes, would doubtless be
much benefited by more frequent commune
cation with the north part Of the state than it
now has,
| We have no doubt that the Department., in
pursuance of the wise system of improvement
which it has hitherto followed, on presentation
of the circumstances of the case, will order the
proposed arrangements to be made.
JUDGE BARBoUR-The hopes of the opposition to
gain of negative strength by encouraging division
among the friends of the administration, prove to be
founded on the sand in the hour Of trial they will fail.
There is not likely to be much division on the ques-
ton, who shall be Vice President they have cacua
ted upon; aud while Mr. Clay and hi friends seek to
increase their numbers by combinations and bargains
with those who agree with them in Hothng but oppose
ton to Gen. Jackson and the known will of the people,
it gratifying to the most prominent friends of the
administration, with laudabe devdion to good cause,
sacrificing private views and aims and withdrawing all
countenance from the promoters disunion in the par
ty to which they attached. Col johnson declines
holding poll for the Vice Presidency and signifies to
Judge Barbour, with of patriotism, than those who
brought him forward, is bevehlso to decline. In rea
ton to the latter gentleman, te Milton IN c. Specta-
tor has the following remark.
WITHDRAWAL OF JroGE BARBouR:--We all
ways believed, that the name of p p Barbour
/ was brought before the people as candidate for
1 the Vice Presidency without any agency, conni-
vance or desire on his part Believing, as he
doubtless did, that his prospect of success under
present circumstances, was by no means Gatter-
ing, and thatto permit his name to be held mp,
would dividend distract the party to which he
was attached instead of promoting its interest.
We understad from pretty good authority, that
Judge Barbour has lately written letter to gen.
teman of Oxford, in this State, in which he, in
substance, expresses the wish that his friends
would not continue his name as a candidate for
the Vice Presidency.
LOOK OUI!! The horse thieves, who we're
confined intte Macon county Jail have escaped
TO make all necessary they may call Oh some
flour farmersagain for another supply ofhors-
es. The Springfield Journal says, 'lf taken.
/ they Will be found to wear under their flannel.
striped Jachets-tbe costume, probably, of the es-
adjustment for which they were intended.
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| GIsLATURE.
i SENATORS.
Alexander end Uaion-John Grammar.
johnson and Pope - Raum.*
Gattatin-T Timothy G lard.
Jackson, Franklin and Washingtom-Conrad
Wills
Randolph and Pery-Thomas Mathe,.*
81. Ctnir--Adam w. Snyder*
MADISON Joseph Conway
Monroe aid CLnton-Jonathau' Lynch,
Bond, Micoupin and Montgomery--Larkin
Craig*
Greene--'lhomas Rattan*
Hamilton ind Je6ferson-Ennis Maulding.
i Edwar6s, Wayne & Wa6ash-Henrv Mills. y
Fayette, Marion, Clay and E6fngham--Wm.
: L. ID. Ewing*
Shelby and Macon--Wm. WIliamson.*
IasepeH and McLean-James Birds
i White-Wm. III. Davidson.*
Laurence and Cramford--David MeGahey.*
Edgar, Clark and Coles-Wm. b. Archer.
Sangamon-Eliiah Hes, George Forouer.*
Morgan-James Evans, Waller Jones.*
Hancock, Pie and Adams--A. Williams
/ Schuyler, Fulton, Knor, Henry, Calhoun, Me-
Donough, Warren and Mercer-Wm. McCree,
'Iry.*
Peoria, 10 Dapiess, Putnam La Sale &. Cook
james M. Strode*
Vermilion-John N. Vance.
*Those with his mark (I9in number) were e.
ected in 1882 The others in 1880, s in num-
Der. Messrs Snyder and Will were members
lof the last Senate. IS new Senators.
| REPRESENTATIVES.
, Alerander-Wilson Able
Union-John Dougherty
Johnson EnIoe.
Pope-James A. Whitesidet
Gallatin-Samuel McClintoc,t Michael Jones.t
Franklin and Westinghouse p. Bowyer, J.
!. Wren.
Jackson--Alexander M Jenkins.t
, Randolph and Perry Baldridge, r. G
: Murphy.
81 Ctar-John Stuntz, John Middlecoff.
: Madison-Cyrus Edwards, Jas. Semple.
$ Aonroe-John D. Whiteside.t
$ CHntoa-John S. Carrgan.t
Bond--Wm. Hunter
Macoupin-. Joseph Borought
t Montgomery--C. B. Blockburgher
Greene--Lews w. Link, William Good.
Samuel e. Piercet
\ Hamilon--James HALT
Jeferson--Stinson Fl. Anderson
Edwards--Thomas Hunt.
d Wayne-A'exander Clark.t
u Watash-W. G. Anderson,
Il Fduete-Robert Blackwell