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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
February %

VIRGINIA. AT Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chaneery, continued and held for
the town Of Lynchburg, nj the Court house III the
SAID town. onthc 10th day Of January, ls32, sit
ting as n Court of Chaneery.
james Powell, Pitt
against
ARx Walker, cx'or of Robert Walker dec Pc
ter Walker Thomas j. Walker, Susan Walker,
Ucnry J Rose and Sally his wife, Aun Walker an
Iutnt by Commissioner Bcnagh, specially assign
ed her guardian Arthur Il Davies, Henry Iandon
DAVIS and Paul c, Cabell Dclts
Onthc motion oithr plaintiff, by counsel that
the Court do proceed to pronounce n decree IN this
cause, IN conformity To the report of Lucas Z.
Thompson and Sterling Claiborne, Iersons mutil-
ally chosen by the parties to state and settle the
matters of account between them, and whose report
It agreed should become the basis Of the decree
of this court 10 which SAID report there were cNccp
tons on the partof jax Walker only upon con
sderaton whereof, aud after hearing counsel in on
position TO the sud motion, the Court doth oserruIc
the exceptions, far thcy seek Ia open the mat
tcrs of account between the parties IN tins cause
But the court is inclined to allow the sad Ajax
Walker "A credit for any just claim which he may
have against the female parties for board or other
advances made by him 10 them, and not takcn INTO
I"lon nj any monies when he mly have
advanced as eNor foo the estate and winch were
pretemucd 10y Lucas Z Thompson and Sterling
Claiborne, and TO the end that he may have nm op-
pornny Of establishing such items, dotn refer it to
one OF the Commissioners Of the court, who is ,ll-
reeied to receive such evidence us may hc offered
and To make a statement IA conformity thercw,th,
provided the same be offered IN time to cnnblc HIM
omakr his report on or before the first day of the
next term. \ copy-Tcslc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
New GLASGOW academy.

THE Spring and summer session Of tins A
! =. eadcn,y, vii Commence on the 18th day Of
March next under the Superntendanee of Warner
! NJ Yates late Principal Of Round Hill School
Staaniun Va-ln this Institution there v III be two
81 pusaie and d. tnct degaftucnts-the one Tor the
Nh aud tia ofaar flr the female scholars IA both
! Of sr,n wlI b. TAUGHT every branch Of Lttera
ulre. knond IL approved and established Aeld-
Gins.
| Resflrs the caastaat and immediate superluten.
J.nft at MIR iat,S Il, vii be- aided IN the female
departm.uthy MIS- Amelia lloumann of rhIiu-
q. IpiHa isr whose aimable d,lurfmrni aud teibrv
,cga rsuDuts tie public arc r,ierfetl io the RAd.
N,zsrs. Bnhtley ard Morton. Nj lobu Vaughn
~ Consul Tor Sweden Norway aud Hfa1il
Nlr John Gnee fBrikzaiorl aI#o 10 Or HUT
ucr. III Prot and Mr Mary lIushcs. , eminent
Teachers oltbe tity oi Philadelphia DR. Thom
1915 L JONES. fnlf,tsor Of Chemistry IL Columbia
COLLEGE Washington clfy, and Mr. sngclon and
Lady Of > Carolina.
AMI the male department by NJ Lew Baftleii
of Wv Hampshire = graduate Of Dartmouth Col
l..a Who has been teaching " uA considerable sue
r,-s n an adjoining county. Tor the last yenr3
The Tru-'c.s4n Il souuneudng tbs Aradrmy Ia
the favorable nal.e Of IT, pubic, TAXI great plea
SUR III stating thu the IN IA moral character great
experience ami extensive literary requirements Of
the Teachers nlord the best guarantee TINT the
public expectation viii not b. disappointed The
Academy, IS located N the county If Amherst, N
the suburbs of beautiful village IN hnc and heal
thy country, nnd combines many advantages N
are lpunjln any Academy ~ Virginia. The tui-
ton ees are moderate u, will be- seen from the sub
Iolned prices, for The session Of 3 months,
Laln and Greek Language. Mathematics
Philosophy and Chemistry SIS 90
Logic. Rhetoric and Composition Il 30
English Grammar, Geography History
and Arithmetic ~ 90
Othog rsphy, Reading and Ponmonshlp : ~
PROJECTING and draw IN Maps } 80
French : 30
Music l. 90
Painting 80
Drawing will he taught # required ut ; 90
The Tu,lo1 lcss viii be required IN advance
ANY chulnr tnfIinV lu alter the LIST Amil III ny
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
DAVID ROBES. c. G.
COMMISSIONER 5 OFFICE, J

Lyuchburg, 18th February 1882 {
The parties IN this cause will take notice, that
haec appointed FrIdny the thirteenth day of March
next to commence the accounts directed by the fore
gong order of court on which day, at the hour of
nlne o'clock III the morning, they required to
attend at my Office in tins town with their accounts
vouchers and copies ofcourt papers, prepared for
examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, c.
FIhrnnrY . MIW
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SALE.

10y virtue of Il deed of trust, executed by BcnJa-
- min Ogden to Martin Parks and the under
sgucd dated ON the Both December, lS29, and duly
Of record IN the county court Of Amherst, for pur
poses therein mentioned Will be exposed toruhlc
sale on Friday, the BIRD day Of March next, (iitalr
ifnot tho next fair day thereafter, upon the Prenl-
scs in said county Il tract Of Land, containing one
hundred aud eighty acres, more or less, and boun-
dcd by the lands of Edward Tinsley, Prosscr Pow
ell and othcrs--Also, negro woman slave named
Barbara and her increase, II my since ihc date Of
the deed
Terms of sale cash--the trustee conveying surh
title only is evenly the trust decd which Is be
llcycd to be- uuqnestlonube.
DAVID Il. EDLEY, Acting Trustee.
Feb 20 tbs
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FRESH GARDEN SEED.

4 General assortment of FRESH GARDEN
n SEED, Just received direct from q Thorborn
4 Son, New York, by DAVID r. LYMAN
Feb y Is
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Randolph Macon College.

4 S Doctor Emory has declined the Presidency
n Of Randolph Macon College, n called meeting
of the Board Of Trustees will be held at Boydtun,
10 commence on "Wednesday the 4lh of April next,
for the election Of President and Professor oil
Languages, and for other important business A
lull Board Is desirable
VIM. A SMITH Scc'ry
March - tim
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
POLITICAL.
w., "a, gal,,a .ars Patriot

The hibwin. lines are stractod ffom m nnhn-
;sh~, posm. 1hsy ave wr,,ien IA tat spun mt
,,.,,r vlthhol,is from DISTINGUISHED tal,ii as du#
me. Il ra Sc and of TIM intellectual nid,f /"
.,aassa. Dr.-.ly euiu,at as lu..r a#spHu- sub
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~ lN'Il'f"o | =.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

IYnCNNWe FcbN0fy 21h, Is32
he parties IN thus cause Will take notice that
have appointed Saturday the fourteenth day OF
hPn next To commence the accounts directed ly
tn FOREGOING order of court ON which dlv. AT the
hour of nine O'Clock in the morning. they are re
lored to attend at my office, in this town. with
hen accounts, vouchers, aud copies of court pa
pera, prepared for examination and settlement
JAMES BENAGH, &.
March udy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
Janus will he 10 years old IN July next
JOHN T. WILLIAMS

CERTIFlCATE.-lt Is with checrfulncss |
avail myself "t this opportunity ofnssurng the pub
lac, that esteem Mr. John Wlllamss horse janus
very hshly as foal gcttcr aud that hts Colts are
remarkable ior sood bodies, are very thrifty, md
am sur they will from then muscular compact form
combined with great sprehhncss and activity,
make sery Valuable farm horses and when from
goo bloodcd mares, would most likely be valuable
as Saddle Horses Several ufthc neighbors, par
urolarly Mr. Lewis Jones', have good colts by ia
nus Mr. : values his colts very hehy The one
On tins p1c" Is TN best out of three that the mare
l,,S ever r~luli. riI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

passae. arao.leel os ~ rar'. n,
TIE han. OF ens. who's la..y n.afa VS. made
Yorcar a uatlan 81 To- sbtes g.. 'uH-.fe.
AStm or cirenmstauc= #If--H Al ~ 1!d
One eho on fIssiou 5 atm -4tnte lmti hub
Theoratl,s Of legislative iur,;
Aud Nth immarH 'loIu=rer 'ttay i
'.hepa.f.yt .ass. %, u4Hs ii ~oaiis.a .h"ro#-
.,h5sI .rnM LaNron,r bal.As 10 ani,s a4taaitis
hoar
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NOTICE.

\ HAVE FOR SALE, three head Watermen--
Il they are experienced, of good character and
likely have also, or 10 other NEGROES for sale.
They will be sold on accommodating Hrns.-l
have also, several valuable tracts Of land lying III
Amherst county, which would sell on the most
reasonable terms. both as to price and paynents-
Those disposed to purchase real estate would do
well tn examine these lands-as they are such as
are but rarely in market,
WIN II GARLAND.
New Glasgow Feb % Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

he Futon iofa VIII be required IN hdEanGe
Any scholar ornng IA alter the LIST April, Ill only
be- charged iur the tine according 10 thu foregoing
puces
Board eau be had with Mr. iatos, or IN other
respectable families at 40 per session. including
Wushrnn aud LODGING my die al 50 III advance
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
EDMUND w HUBBARD

SHafat. Ian lsth, ls32
my srvcr'l other Certificates from men ofhigl
resp tah',ir', but deem ltunnccassery to here IN
,~t thH -h1' IA purchased Janus, will shcw the
'rrai# at.s 10 slase who may be deslrous to see
Ntftt" w3W
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FEBRUARY l6.
TRUSTEES SALE LAND.

u
10y virtue of a decd oflrust executed to us, and
A1Rlch S, Ellis, by Jno. Ware Sen. bearing date
on the 25th day of April 1877 and of record in the
County Court Of Amherst We will on the I'd day of
Apr' 1852 at Amherst Court House, (it being the
first day of the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccry for the SAID county, sell, by way of pub
he auction, a certain tract parcel of land, with
It's appnrtenanccs, containing $40 acres, more or
loss sltuatc in the county ofAmhorst, adjoining the
lands of David S. Garland ii being the same tract
which was conveyed to the said Ware by John
Lush.
The terms of sale, will be liberal and will be
made known at the time and place of sale.
The title to this land is believed to.be good, but
acting as trustees We will convey 10 the purchaser
such title as is vested iii us by tho deed aforesaid
EDMUND WINSTON
WILLIAM ARMISTEAD.
February 90 tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
Real Estate Of The
Late SHELTON Taylor, for Sale.
4 TRACT OF LAND, near Franklin Court
N House on Pig River, continuing
AZ ACRES.


Mos, Of which IS bottom, therefore reha fertile.
The advantages of such a situation 10 the trades
man rs well as the farmer IS apparent.
THIS really valuable land viii be sold TO the
highest bidder Oh the I'd day of the mex, Superior
Court of this county, at the Conrhouse.-Terns
one fourth cash, the balance II months credit, with
bond and approved security.
Also. at the late residence Of Shelton Taylor, on
Monday the 18th Of May next on the same terms,
the Lands lying near & on the east Of the Sold lay
Tor $. one tract known by the maine Of Aslbeny's
containing
$50 ACRES
Lying on the mum road ieadmS to Lynchbprs
large portion good tobacco and, well tlmbered aud
watered cleared lind sutiiseni 10 employ four or
five hands. One other known by the name Of Wy
songs. adjoining the formeg. containing
100 ACRES
With good apple orchard, aid toletable dwelling
house One other ADJOINING. called Watt $, with II
tan yard, all in complete repair containing
2Oi ACRES
And one other also adjoining, containing I'll a
Ores A very particular description is deemed
as these wishing to purchase will Of
course, OK anime for themselves
JOHN d TAYLOR Exor
of Shelton Taylor, deed
Franklin CO., March5 I'M
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

Us S a Haroe winch all not pas AMY,
r., 81 ,y =f.ss and alor,i in sahs,
fa fEass VS.. hs memory sh'll zAaF
u .4. De 81 Il and OF dc.a=I tau wran9
-eaz -. mis- ID go al1rns -.r,
iearo'e,'s #an s#al ss..h - rafari
.sss TO ~ rs ,erla# IS. ''. ea#s
Jss.aHs Ms ported s'aaa#.# mt
hIsGahs oes seat vol ..A.t.s-e1'ts upon
tn ar.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

Laal of,h, ineas Rre.oHsot To. sun
Aal fhoa' those pytaoldl, mounds aud
shrnos
Rseallest ancient Egypt with hcr zonc
~ starry my steres oh shIc there shines
Among yc, aughl that btIghl"ns o. rehnes
lf 5eHl, undyIag fame With your career,
Ltaz as a lofty gratitude enlwlnes
Tie Dllvc for ths Slatosnans bust or bier
,,m sparkling with rcnown, 10 YOU his memory
shall be dear
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15
HORSE BILLS

NEATLY EXECUTED WITH NEW AND
ELEGANT CUTS AT THIS OFFICE.
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Then s. ,th a swarlly native Of the seeoc,
Ruds III n5 thoughts as IN lns habit rudc
! stood dJs,ouFslng. lie had ever been
A rhtfsrr ct the unlordcd solitude
Yel fuaas on1ying echoes had porsoed
TIN steps of nature, wheresoo CT she straycd,
S.oka ~ he breeze and mumurcd III The wool
Aud uulo thle her denizcn, displayed
The acIic1cm cnts of mind my own lands hope
and AID
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

a w,nacrcr, in my early youth stood
Whtrs. Wild ard waste, unfortunately spread
The pampos Plans, : in boondlcss solitude,
Where mans known yoleris like atblng utdrradr
Where the lone Indian, or IL, tiger tread,
or unframed steed, the ons rank grass DER bent F.,
Where rudcly starting from his rocky bed,
On wings Of thunder forth the Cen Ion went,
Majeslifal and calm though Heavens ernl hnnn-
mint
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-15

StnhIe. IN Loklnsstnn. aud ut
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

:ia''ns' that Virginia and Pennsylvania, agreeing
IN no one thing of Bank, Tariff or Roads, disagree.
ing IN all things, have yet resolved, glorously re-
solved to stick to "a Jachson2" Still we say, Tho
mas Richie.
Is the man madl Is he stark staring mad?
DOCS no believe the Virginia Community wholly
incapable of discrimination, of perceiving incon-
gruit'es visible as the day, huge as Oympus7 Or
has he determined TO systematic inconsistency, TO
leave no one article of his ancient creed, no one
opinion ever enunciated by him, uncontrolled
and unassailod? If this is his plan for reaching
Immortality. surprze ceases and his friends should
hasten to congratulate him tho eagle progress
Inc makes in his journey.
The Anti-Matons agree with the Clay men in
all things, except Masonry. Who but NJ. Richie
could see crime in their union to effect common
object and especially, who but he would have the
unparalleled graceesness to stigmatize their con.
cert and extol that of Taritcs and Anti Tarftes.
Bankites and Vetetes, Limtarians and Latitud;-
narians. in the same BREATH ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
A SET-TO PROMISED,

Those ancient allies, the En- or Inqurers, have
fallen by the ears. The Pennsylvania Inquirer has
had the rare and magnanimous constancy to stick
by Its principles, and when it found them assailed
ny jackson, 10 renounce him instead OF them Such
paper In such times, deserves popular support,
aio we recommend it to the People of Virginia not
only for its independence, but also as conducted
with spirit, ability, taste and moderation TIN,
Courier e. Enquirer has likewise fallen ont Nit
It's quandam friend in this city. We observe the
following paragraph in its last:
we recommend to the venerable editor of the
richmond Enquirer to abstain from re-publisbiny
rom the Albany Argus, its personal attacks upo5
THIS paper and it's editors and instead of thus cir
cuat'ng the SANDER Of others, 10 come out manf,lv
uuer ms editorial head. If he is disposed to break
lance with us so be it; lie has but 70 throw down
the guagc, and it will not only be accepted bnt
nc WIZ ma US as ready for the encounter and in
more So than any of the little seven by mines
money changers" SA'o""y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
CHEERING FROM NEW YORK.

FROM ne HtOany Erenng Journal
We hail the proceedings IF the National Repub
hcan State Convention, the happy augury of
better times. We now anticipate the political re.
generation of our State, with entire confils,ce
The fate of those who have so long oppressed and
inisrnied us, is forever scaled. The reign Of po
htical thinkers and pedlars, is at an end The
power of political brokers and Jews will now cease
The PEOPLE will relieve the Albany Regency from
The cares and labors of Government
The deliberations of tho Convention were dis
tnguiehed by spirit of magnanimity, which the cri
SIS demanded. When cur Country and its Govern.
ment is endangered, 1t behooves all good men TO
forget minor differences, until the co:nmon enemy
is repulsed, and the Republic saved. The present
CONDITION OF the country, most cmphatically ad.
monlsh those who wish to perpetuatc a Govern
ment of laws, to UNITE in putting down usurpers
who proclaim aloud that they were "BORN TO
COMMAND."
Happily for the Nation, our citizens feel their
responsibilities. common sense of danger is
UNITING all good men into pha anx, determined TO
maintain the supremacy of the Laws, and 10 resist
those whose only political aim is the "SPOIL OF
THE VANQUISHED!
From the same
The National Republican State Convention. in
cordially adopting the ANrI-MAsoNIc TICKET, no.
minated on the 2lst of June, have anticipated the
wishes and realized the hopes of majority of the
FREEMEN of New York. The Republican Elect.
ors OF this State will vindicae The wisdom and the
patriotism OF that Nomination. in November by n
triumphant appeal to the BALLOT Boxes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07

AT meeting of the Board of Health of The
CITY OF Richmond, held Friday, 81 August
1882, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
hesofred' That the thanks Of this Board be, and
tne same are hereby presented to DIR. Rober,
Briggs, Dr. Robert W. Haxall, and to DR.. Martin
Burton, Tor the commendable zeal manifested by
them, in visiting New York for the purpose Of
personally insI Getting and understanding the treat
meh' OF the disease c,ilcd Cholera, which has
been prevaili:.: in that city, and for the conmuni
cations with which they have severally favourcs
the citizens of Richmond, in relation TO that dis
ease, its symptoms and treatment.
;, "A copy from the proceedings of the Board OF
Health of the City of Richmond.
leste, JAMES RAWLINGS,
".
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
COL. WATMOUGH.

In laying tho communication ofthis distinguish.
cd gentleman before the public of Virginia, sense
OF justice requires Of to state that the Editor os
the Enquirer as soon as appraised of his having mis-
taken Col. Watmough tho Member of Conoross
Tor another individual of the same name, who firm
red at tho Veto Jackson meeting, made the peces.
sary correction, thus affording the best evidence j.;
his power, that the error was accidental and 49,,
wfuI.
So far as the mistake of the Enquirer is coooo.u
GU we should therefore, deem the publication of
oo'' "atmougb's letter, unnecessary. We publish
II WIN another view We wish to contrast his
courSo-thc gallant soldier and independent man
VIVID inc InoxProssible mesnnoss of that of Horn
ana Dallas These pcrsonagos live in Ph;ladeInb;a.
iiorn Representative in Congress, Dallas, a Sc.
nator oi the State. Both voted FOR the Rant. Dd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
THOS RJTCHIE ESQ

0- The old gentleman of the Enquirer, thinks
tia horrid thing for the Anti Masons and Clayites
to unite against jackson. lie has in the ex-
NsEpity of his holy horror Of the "CoalitoD," ven-
tured upon neU quotation: WoRsJum informe
&c One could be amused at the venerable gen.
ueman's sensbility, if all propensity TO mirth was
nos merged in disgust at his most unequalled and
Pronlgate inconsistency. Who chuckled at the uni
on % cat and dog which overthrow John Quincy
Adams! Who but the venerable Sage of the En-
quiTsr Who gave all the littlo help lie could to
complete the 'combin ationsn of ultra Democrats
and Black Cockades, Latitudinarian and Iinitsri.
an. in the winter Of '25 1867 The same inGexiblv
consistent gentleman. Whoi is now calling upon the
friends Of the Bank from one corner of bis truth
loving mouth, upon its enemies from the other. 10
rally around the cold Roman7" Why, still the
same inimita5ly consistent r. Richie. Who in
Til. very mornings Enquirer, trumphantIy pro.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
FRESHMEN in pHUADEIpt11A

certain prints have denied that there were two
Thousand lrishmen in Philadelphia! Two thou.
sand names arc appended to the call for the Irish
Meeting IN that City on Monday, and from The fol.
lowing card in the National Gazette, IL not only
appears that they Irish but that there ara vct
more to sign. No Philadelphia paper has under.
taken to deny that the sgners are Irish. The ex.
citing cause of the movement, was the impruden,
conduct OF young unnaturalized Irishman named
h'ce' at the Veto Meeting, who undertook To an.
swer tor the allegiance of his countrymon % lack.
son. and their appreciation of all he had done
rom the hanging of Porter to the Veto of the
Bank Bill. He did bad days work for the Hero.
,r, PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1882.
. me undersigned have the pleasure TO inform
their trends and the public that such revoIut;on
OF political sentiment has taken place in this dis.
I , amongst the late supporters of GENERAL,
JACkSON, that a call for an Anti.JacksoD Y,o,rn
meeting Of the naturGli=ed Irish citixens has nj
ready been signed by about TWO ruorsAND PERSONS
OF mat patriotic portion of our population, and
that the number is hourly increasing.
ALEXANDER COOK.
JAMES M'HENRY,
VIM. w. HALY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-08-07
from ne philadelphia Inquircr Ayenst
TIE WARD Me I,nI NIts, 2 -

The ward meetings of Monday evening. wero
better attended than for many years Taking tbcn,
as an evidence of the popular feeling tlroSgbon,
the city with regard to Andrew Jackson, the neo.
pies ticket adverse TO the ofTice.holders rnust ,
coed in Philadelphia, by immense majority. All
was enthusiasm, determination and zeal at these
meetings The old and substantial democrats. who
have led the party for years, there as well
many Of those who, at the last Presidential con-
test, were Jealous for Andrew Jackson. On look
ing over the names Of the delegates, and the Off
GERS OF the meetings, we are surprised as well as
gratihed,-surprised that so many who have here.
toiore been elected delegates by the Jackson party
ohouid nave been present at these opposition meet.