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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

Choirra.-Tbe New Orleans papers
mention that . report, believed to Be
totally unfounded, prevailed in that
city on the 9th inst, that . Spanish
vessel which srriveJ on the day prcvi,
Gus had the Cholera on board; and
that one man bad died Of il. The
boatmen entertained such spprchen.
sions IN consequence Of the rumour,
that n custom-house officer could moi
procure the means of boarding the
vessel. Ii 10 also said thar the Legs
lature, which had been in session Eos
week previous, had not discussed the
adoption Of any precautionary means.
The House Of Delegates Of Mary.
land have refused leave 20 bring in a
bill 70 elect the Governor BY the peo.
pie. yeas a7, nsys ~.
The House Of Delegates have passed
q resolution providing for the psynen,
Of postage chargesble against the mem.
bers. This Is right, il has long beer
the case in Pennsylvania.
Hagersfs.ra .,Eil.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

Melancholy aeeidenf.--Died at Do.
mopolis, Alabama, on the 7o,h Dee
MISS Rossfe Pfudhomme, eIdes,
daughter OF MIR. Cbss. Pfudhomms
OF Mobile. The eircumstsnees 81,
'endieg the death Of this young lad,
are truly Distressing. As she wa,
s'Suding by IRE, the flames acct
dentally caught her clothes, and
pereeiving that she could not extin
g1tsh them, she Fsn about thiri,
Yards aud preeipitsied herself ist:
e wei She vas immsdisisiy takes
out by her friends, bat 60 sevcrel,
had she been burnt, tina, she died Il
three days.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

1881. was 1910. OF this number I 40
we're from PennsylvaDia, so from yir
GINA, 4l0 from Ohio, 500 from Ken
lucky, 29i from Indiana, Sc from
Missouri, 20 from Illinois, sa5 from
Tennessee. 40 from Alabama, a5
from Arkansas, SO from Mis.issipni.
l8l from Louisiana.
Mrs. Ciue.-We are indebted for
the following notice to frieud:-.Mrs.
Joanna Clue, whose recent trial and
legal discharge at the Court uf Oyer
and Ierm'ner for the City and County
OF Philadelphia, for the murder of her
husband by poison, produced so much
interest IN the community, died sud
denly on Friday evening, the goth uIt.
at her lonely RESIDENCE in the district
OF Southwark. On the morning of the
day in which she died, she wa. acci.
dentaiiy found by some Of the neigh
bors lying on bed in her room, dressed
IN her ordinary clothes. blood flowing
from her mouth, aud speechless. A
lamp was also burning on table which
stood BY the bedside. IL was plain
she had been struck by the hand Of
death while retiring TO rest on the
evening previous. Physicians we're
Immediately sent for, but notwithstand.
ing every exertion was made BY them
to save her life, she continued insen.
s,e'e' her pulse gradually sinking un
til she expired.
The physicians, as we'll as the eoro.
ner's inquest. which was held by Mr..
Justice Enue over her body, were 81.
listied that her death was caused by
apopiexy. On Saturday afternoon, her
remains were carried to the grave, at
tended by a couple Of carrisges, in
which were three or four of her female
friends. ma de nloTfuis ,sisi bonuu,. ;
fphilsd lna
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

We will venture 10 say, once for
all, that this Debate on the Negro
questsonJ has astonished every one
who has heard il, by the abilities and
sloquenee which il has elected. The
sableei, the scene, the crowded audi.
enee, the shock Of strong feelings and
Of important principles, have coktribu
ted TO strike oct much latent or an.
known talent into action. Pine "a.
MUS and brilliant eloquenee have been
found 10 lash forth, 10 quarters where
scarcely the sparks Of tie orator were
suspected 10 exist.
And still, ell the speaking talent Of
the House has not been called into re-
qnis''ion. let the critic, then, regret
as much as he pleases the course Of
the discussion we must ell rejoice In
the character which il has impaired 70
the present Legislature.
(2ielas1d Eqg.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-02-02

-. NAtAAff JAZZ -
he senate, to-day, without com
plsting the usual norntnz baainess, pro.
seeded, on motion 81 NJ. Tszewell,
tothe consideration Of Executive bu
siaess, N which Il Sas gagged several
hoars.
In the House of Representative.
Ne. DoddFidga from the COMMITTEES
On the District u co,ambis, reported
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
District nf C,ANmhia.
County Of alexandria, SCI.
November Term, 1851.


William Fowe, surviving pariner1
Of IswraSon L Fowle, Com
plsinant,
against SiN CHaNtEhi
hip G Narstecr, John West.
John rs,sapaugh. and John A
dam, Defendants,
3s,Hs Defendant, Philip G narstener not aaring
en,ere his appearance 10 this suit, and given Sc
nny according to the statute and the rules ut this
Ourt sud app, airing TO the satisfaction OF the Court
hat the said Philip Marsteller is not an inhabilant
pr the nstric, Of Columbis. on the motion OF the Com
tnant, by his counsel, it is
Ordered. That the said Philip G. Msrsteher do ap
here on or before the first day OF the next tpr,'
em OF this Court and the Complainant OH;
IND that the said John West, John Tatsapaugh, ana
lohu Adam do not convey, pay away, or secrete IN:
sbt BY them owing 10, or the money, estate, or e.
Gets their hands beonginT to, the said absent De-
endan,. until the further order anc decree OF thus
Our, and that copy of this order De forthwith pub
she Gin the Aexandrs Phenx Gazette for two months
Excessively, and that another copy be posted at the
ont door ofthe Courthouse OF me SAID County
Test: EDM. l. LEE, c. G.
lee ls-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
dissolution uf Co-part, ership

vE&hE Co.partnersbp heretofore existing under The
firm Of Chamberlain u Harris, is this day dissoIv.
ed by mutual Consent, and those having claims will
present them, and those that are indebted will make
immediate payment, wish the concern settled a.
possible. PAYMENT can I've made to either Of
US. LINCOLN CHAMBERLAIN,
JOS. HARRIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19

~ JOSEPH HARRIS ~ill continue the
Grocery ship Ghandiery business II IN. cd stard
formerly occupied by Chamberlain & Harris, and sr4
cts share Of public patronage.
nov 2S-r
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
Alexandria, Jun, so, Ia
Charles Rennett

CHARLES RenNett
HAsimportcd, by ship Virginia, arrived here, am
Z Herald via Baltmort, and offers tor sale
Colts 81 ard 4 point blankets. large sizes
- Rose blankets. 90, 10 4, IL 4 II Is
4 few pairs best family blankets
- Shoe thread in bales Of 20 dozen; patent
cuiored and " Thread
Camhric muslins aud mites
Furniture din,ities and chintses, great variety
Gingha ms aud s'icots
Figured col,red cotton countcrPanes, large sizes
Vestirgs, including silk vslve,s and Floren'ines,
If very best quality
Gentcmen's doeskln gloves
Surrrine cloths and kersey meres
A 6rirv assortment of 4 irish linens, 50 and 8 q
,lIrltnrs
34snd i0-4 table damssx. long lawns
Russi. and "c0,ch sheetings
"a greer honr cintb baise
Clark's best spool and bali ewing cotton
Ens i,sh che csc double Gioster and moth Wilt,
ST.. OF frs quality
From tte North he has receiued:
Best back !isiau lutesuiugs
Rlac. K hosiery, Italian sewing silks
urs;ed and cotton hose in great variety
Swiss muslins, figure! and plain
Merlno atuiis, c,,cassisnS and ho.'b%zets
Black aud lr.b fine cloth sia~is
Superfne chOppa runafs
In ii. aai Eng ish hand.nna hdkts
Bkck ,taisn craNat'
Tickiruburgs, >sckings and rsnshergs
A Gene, al assortment Of Domestic Goods,
Cal>,-ting sattinrts, bsctcks, cotton ""n"D"rgs
Canton f1anncls brown and besched sheeuhss carp
bindings, checks. p'ai''s &C &c
Fine and superine 'rino shirts and hosiery sha
and herring Bridpurt SEINE rwiNE; to be soldrery
low to close consignment
sept 14,f
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
IlLR " SRRlBS VDLo sa7NOa 30 q
S. M, & =. H. IanneY

IVAVE lately removed to the Warehouse formerly
I'll occupied by Lindsay, Hill y Co at the foot OF
King street, and offer for sale
Is hhds New Orleans Smear.
2 do St. Groix sugars
40 bbs superior New Orleans molasses
50 bags Rio 2cofEee
$50 do ST Domingo
S chests imperial tea
$50 sacks extra filled Liverpool salt
half pipes 1Choice Old L p. Madeira
40 quarter casks Wine
40 cases, containing dozen each do do
do do Burgundy Mad d.
8 10 Sicily NJ. deirs do
5 do Vidonia Teneriffe do
15baskets Champaign
so BOXES Malaga lemons
100 barrels No 8 mackerel
LOO kegs pure white lead
$50 do Mol do
barrels Boston mess beet
10 do Nol do
200 bolts PhG nix Mili fax canvass
Cotton ,srn assert d; carpet chain
Cotton seine twin 4, cotton bats sc &c.
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19

j - ". Ii AcWtu
Hare on hand, and offer for sale
OH HHrS 80. Croix
~ 10 do NuScovado
Is 10 New Orlesns | cJrcap
10 do Porto Rico
so barrels st Groix
so boxes singh loaf
chests young hyson tea
200 90 T VIII 'ss, and }No m,ckerel
100 boxes No soap
1000 pounds cotton seine Irvine
- reams fine cap paper
90 40 rough
90 DO Wrapping do
IS Or casks Madeira
IS do 20 MAJ settles Madeira Wines
IS n do white
whole and half pipes cognac brandy
3ppes Holland gin
SO barrels old whiskey
IS 10 New England rum
so hhds West India moasses
!, ,s ,.ff H.. Fall Oil Of superior quality
10 boxes small lump tobacco
SO barrels potatoes
10 ;ierces rice
300 kegs FFFanl canister gunpnwder
nov %
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19

Sam'i. II. Janney
Has in store, and offers for sale -
PIPE old Coqnsc Rrandv
L h.f pipes
3 pipes old Holland gin
2 hlds jamaica spirits
do New Orlean, rum
barrels old whsskey
dec7
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
Tavern for Rent.

:-ns.e The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
ts Cou I IL use " oud be rented to goot Il. n.
|fss an frr one to five ears. l, is the onl, one
Es.s.eA at the place. is spacious and in good pair.
having attached TO II grazing lots and stabling or a.
or So horses. The furniture in the house, which
is OF the requisite quality ard abundance, would be
sold to tire tenant on very accom- odating terms Pos
session may be had LIST January, or sooner desired
Apply to Doctor Is. Johnson, King George C. II.
FaortO GEO. JOHNSON g. Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
For Rent.
TO Vent.

TO went.
IA The Store-ROom and Warehouse uA.
EsEF der my dwelling south.wes, corner ut KriH
Esas and Pitt sts.. opposite Mr. Newton's frank.
MssA.s lin House Hotel an excellent stand for .
Grocery The rent will be made low, ana dealt out.
Possession may be had 18th September
aug l3 JNO. CORSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
Rye wanted.
Distriet e HolMmbia,

county % .He1"u"", S'''
November Term, 1851.
William Fowle, surviving partner
of Jawrsson 4 fowie, Com
plain mt, ,youoNrrpV
against SfN Ch.1T''Hn ~
Phirp G Nsrstl Her Jonathan jan
nv, and JOSIAH Il. Davis, DE
ndln,s.
Nv ~ Defendant, Philip G. NarsteHer, not having
uttered his appearance at this suit and gwen secr
ii, according TO the statute and the rules ot TINS
court, and airing, to the ssI,>sct'"u 81 'h'
cour, tina, the said Philip Marseer is not an IN
hesi,.n' OF the District of Columbia on the IN ton
| of h Ga, nn,.,n.nt, b, his counsel. It Is
ordered That the SAID Philip e. Marste'ler do sp-
near on or before the first day of the next \prii
+ IN of this C. iurt, and answer the Complainant,
Rl an give security for per"rmng the d. crets ot
N Court. and ia, The said Jona han 1a' ney and 10
sab n Davis do not convey, paN away or setrete 'he
dsots BY them owing or the money! estate o. ct
fecls in Their hands belonging to, the ss'd absent DE
fsnAnt until the further order and decree OF tn
Court and that copy Of this Order be- forthwith pub-
Esh - in the Nexandris Phenix Gazette for TWO months
sccesivel and another copy posed at the front door
IS ci ,ba Court house of the said County
Test, EDh. l. LEE, T.. U.
dec l9-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-19
Mouse u Stere to Nent.

e., two story dwelling House on FAIR
Z =. fax between Queen and Primo. sire Is, with
4xss q store and good dry cellar under the whole.
Jrssa<.s To good tenant the rent will b. made low
Possession may be had the 9Th day of the present
month. SAM. Il. LARNOUR, & Co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08

ted States TO take charge OF her slaves will she be,
treated! Congress will doubtless, be willing abolish
slavery iii for other purpose then to Lessen the
political weight OF t'e South. rhe operation would aSo
from Vginip more than tive members, and from tie slave
holding states in te Aggregate, twenty Tour moiohcgs
one-tourih part oi their representation. Bt by what
means aud upon what ern, viii The wor, be conducted
Sir when the general government shall have obtained
The control of this subject aud the slave, holin ~ IA.
lie deicncecSs ut her icct, will hear more Of tho
purchase and removal OF slaves You viii then be toll!
that they persons anI NJ things hAt they are not
propcrtyor ii prop .ry, that they dangerous the
public safety Requires ihcr seizure aii removal Tn,
bill OF rights vii! he q"oed 10 prove Tia, they anl
entitled to their freedom. rhcy will DC removed and
slavery VIII be eNinguishcd. but II viii be without
pensatoD, and at your eNpen'c the general govern
nen has surplus treasure 10 hcstow The Sutcshe
il so-Vr will know TO what purposes 20 app!y her
which gives 20 the ongcss thv United States virtual
control over this delicate question: let The offer be prompt
ly and unhcsitdluSly rejected,
have examined all the schemes Of emancipation
whish have been presented in the this debate
have said nothing OF the removal Of people of color who
IRE now irec. mat Isl measure wholly Independent o,
the one under consideration. 1t with p,Oprcy be
blended wht IT. very object is adverse being intend.
ed as means on enabling the slave retain hi
property in safety and tranquility Neither is il neces.
sary to alludc TO voluntary manumsSion. The owner oil
slave has ample power 10 send hia beyond the limits
thc state and there 10 sell him ibera;c him No leeis
Luyc authority is required for that purpose. Even il
manuni ion within the DO permitted and the Govern.
mcnt assume the possibility Of removal it is still mere
provision respecting negroes already Free. The true
question which we considering i, whether the
whole poro onr accs, snail by the cocrcive operation
ci law, heremovcd beyond limits either with without
compensation TO their owners Aud this question il is
my clear and settled conviction founded the reasons
ready expressed ta, there is practicable mode of get
ing rd oil our slaves or even OF removing the annual
crease.
Yes, sir, there is one molcanl only ono. |, has been
pointed out 10y the gentleman from Halifax, (Nr Bruce
We can iiee from the country and leave them possession
o oar goods and habato0S We may abandon our homes
the land Ut our brh-the graves OF our fathers and
wander with our hnilies wrechel and destitute through
the wds of the West pursuit of some SPOT TO law onr
weary bones upon. And Sir, if aboi,ionists and ilin
ing phamihropists will pcrscyere in aatatng this gncs-
ton, the tune Is not distant when the harased slvc.ho,-
der may hud relief embrace even this Alternative
(ReIlainder in cur merit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08
Esy Yesterdays Wall.

WAsHfNGToN, March Gin the Senate Yesterday.
Mr. Benton, from the Committee on Military Al,ir4 re-
ported 6l to organize the Corps OF Typographical Engi
Mr. Smith laid resolution the table directing the com.
mec the District of olumbia, 10 inquire into the ex-
pcdency Of prohibiting by law the issuing of bank or other
notes of less than five dollars in said District On motion
Of Mr. Webster, the Apportionfncnt Bill was taken up ne
amendment submitted by that gentleman being under con-
sidcraion. debate cnsued, in which Messrg Webster.
Marcy, Clayton, Foot and Bibb, took part Mr.. Clay
ton opposed the bill as unjust and unequal in its opc
ratons, and contrary TO the spirit OF the Constiluione
assumed thattle practice hitherto, Of fixing the number
OF representatives by arbitrary ratio Rad becn ounlcd
on erroneous principles, and had operated unustly
towards the smaller States; and that the only fair mode
OF members Tor the House Of Representatives consist Of
aud then TO calculate BY Tie rule Of three the number Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08
FNeIaty-secomd Comgrcss.--ses.ss..' 4.
=, Saturday, March 3.
The Senate did not sit to-day.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Mr. Verplanck, from the Committee on the Library
reported joint resolution for the distribution of the re-
turns OF the fifth census which resolution was read the
first time. ~
The following resolutions submitted and agreed 10
by Mr. Conner
hesoired, That the Committee on Military Affairs be
instructed to inquire what further means are necessary 70
be adopted Tor certifying the maritime frontier orte State
OF North Carolina.
BY Mr.. Horn
Hesofred, That the Committee Agriculture be di-
reo'ed 70 inquire into the expectancy providing by law
o obtaining correct annual returns all the cotton wool
hemp aX, aud silk Produced and fall the pig bar and
oher descriptions Of iron, manufactured within the United
states; also, OF goods composed in the whole or part Of
same. 1919 ~
BY Mr.. Taylor
Resoired That the Committee on Revolutionary PEN
SONS be Instructed 10 inquire into the cxpedcncy OF pro.
Vdlhg Tor the payment to The widows or children of pen
soners dying ntcstae, The balance which may be due to
SUCH pensioners at the time Of their death
by Mr.. Wellington
Hesofred Tint The Committee on Internal Improvement
DC directed to inquire into the eVpedency OF causing an
examination 20 be made Of the east Of the Missssppi
az point the island Of Breton and Of the istnus
dividing the Cult from the Mississippi with view of as
pertaining the practicabity Of ship canal, connecting
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08
Richmond, Thursalay, NrayaII 8.
"A men md HONORABLE U'JT,N-I,SS
THE PRESLDENTS EXpOSiTI0NS 80

We lay before readers the Correspondence Le,
the Republican Members OF the n. York Legislature and
the Prcsden, OF the U. States-Thc reply of Ccncra
Jackson will produce deep impression upon The nnh;
mind With iranSness and holiness which are wor,b,
o ms e,arac,cr ne meets the charges that made
against Mr.. Van Buren, in the Senate of the u States
He ovcrhrovs them at once lie assumes u,on h;,sr,c
the respon ibty OF the Instructions He clears MIR "
b. OF the asper>ions which have been thrown u,on III
integrity. We say, he clears him-because Gen Lac.
son speaks of those circumstances which fell within HE
own knowledge No one who is acouan,cd viii .a'
but believe, that he would have gone bcGr
his country, and socmnly pledged his own honor to the
truth of his statements il lac bad from the best plor
v. BIS conduct
J. He meets thcallcgaon~ of Mr. Clay end his Gien,s.
WIN respect TO The Instructions, by the solemn declara
ion that those parts OF them which shave been used to
JUSTLY the rejection OF Mr.. Van Burcns nomination pro-
ceeded from ms o,cn suggestions and the result
OF oicn deliberate Investigation and reflection -,
And mere than his-He into the reasons which in
duced him 10 direct such ina.uctens to be gvcn-and
ms arguments are sufficient to show that they ,cerc ZEN
ureiy proper and consonant TO his public duty"
III. He meets the charges which were made oo,ns,
MrV b. by the friends OF Mr.. Calhoun respecting Mr.
lie declares openly, in the presence of the American
People that so far as is known TO him, Martin an Buren,
reiorc to himself and M Calhoun:
....0r in The dissolution Of The late CaIinet.'
lie positively airms, that ''therc ground for inn
putting to him the having adrised those removals. from
office, which it was deemed prore to maker
That /" his cxertions were directed TO produce HAIR
N1ONY among the members of the Cabinet ,n1 A., &C.,.
tain his colleagues"
He repcls the impua,ion that Mr.. Van Buren, had not
resigned his seat in the Cabinet, before he had arranged
Tor himself the, mission to London-The Preside t de-
carcs, that Mr. Van Buren, yielded reluctant ASSENT
and that he had to urge him 10 make the sacrifice (cf
going 10 London) - v-
And with these facts, solcmnly and mprcssvey pro-
mulgaed before his countrymen, what will his omen,
enemies and his pretended friends Senate now saw to
the outrageous votes and speeches which they evccd at
Martin Van BUREN, What will enlightened pcopls
say 10 the inusce which he has sustained-the persea
ton which aimed TO stamp such deep indignty upon his
tru md insfica A..
manly cxpositions of General Jackson-and then let them
say what verdict should be pronounced upon Coalition,
winch sought TO dshonor formidable rival, and upon,
such iiim:y prctexts raised the cry of Cruelty him
Cruelty him!' "
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08

NAvAL.-Wc have reason TO believe that the Frigaie
Constellation, Capt Reed now fitting for sea at Norfolk,
will sail about The LIST Of April that she will take out Mr.
Buchanan, new minister Russia, and also new
Minsterto England f one should be appointed and con
nrmcd in sufficient season. that after dschargng her a..
ponac cargo she will proceed to the Mediterranean ana
take her station part OF squadron IN at SEQ one
is expected 10 be absent thee years.--Jow' n |0"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-03-08

Z.
1he CoI'UentOn.-In paper day, will be found a
list OF delegates elected TO the democratic convention
which is TO assemble in this place, on Monday next a
number OF the delegates have already arrived Among
them we are pleased 10 John Findev Esq of Mercer
and lillian Beatty, Esq of Butler. This augurs wei,
Tor when men from the ''iar west" are thus promp tIe
other parts OF the state will be fully represented Mr.
fndey is son of that consistent and weltricd democrat
the late William Findley of Westmorcland and Mr. Beat,
y has served lor several years, useful represen-
"VG' from Butler county, in the state legislature Sc
Vea other delegates also in attendance aon whom
we observe, MesSrs Lewis and Cash of Bradford Gen
Anthony OF l-yconing, Major Reynolds of Miln Mr. FL
drcd OF Wayne, Mr. Van Aunnge of Chester and judge
Murray oil Cambria Without deracting from the merits
OF any former convention, will venture TO assert that
inc ono about TO assemble, will equal least in talent and
responsibility, that of any other everasscmbed in Pcnnsy-
vania. ''
From present appearances do not hesitate in saving
that President jackson and Governor Wolf will receive
The unanimous vote OF the Convention of the 5th Who
NE candidate for The Vice Presidency will be- not GER
TAIN but we hope that be it whom il may after The no.
naiion is made lie will receive the cordial support of
the party None but open and decided friends of Prcs.
dent jackson will be placed the electoral ticket and in
order TO insure the whole vote of The for the condi
dates nominated, there is doubt but that pledge will
be required from each clector put in noninaion-R
DOTfer. ~