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Jackson majority, 1918 votes.


ANTI-TARIFF CONVENTION OF GEORGIA.
The I'll. of X. of Georgia having come to resolu-
ton TO tender the use of their Hall TO the proposed
Convention the Convention assembled in il OH Mon
day evening, the 18th inst. One hundred and thirty
four delegates appeared from 81 countes-leaying
only ~ counties unreprescnted. Ex-Governor Geo
*. Gimer was elected President 1.-THE vote being for
Gilmer 10 and DIR. Reese SD and Messrs Thomas
y Harsell, J. Sturgcs, and NJ. Torrance were elect
ed Secretaries.
" Col Torrance offered resolution that committee of
Is be appointed TO draft resolutions for the consideration of
the Convention. Mr. Spading proposed 81 as Tie proper
number 1.-THE Committee, and supported the proposition
with some pertinent remarks and the amendment was ac
copied by Col. IA motion by Judge Harris to Law the
resolution on the table, negalved. MIR. FORSYTH moved
TO postpone the consideration of it till tomorrow upon
which motion considerable debate occurred between
Mcssrs Forsyth, Berrien, Torrance Cumming Spaling
and Clayton, and the motion rciecled-Yeas So NovS
6I The Resolution then adopted.
ga Resolution was offered by Col Rockwell TO appont
committee of three, TO draft rules for government of
the Convention, which adopted and Mcssrs Rock
weH Dawson, and Allen Of Ebert, were appointed that
Committee. - w
Ihe Convention then adjourned Cat half past O'clock
ull tomorrow afternoon, at o'clock"
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WHAT DOES THIS MEAN2
The " Pennsylvania" and the Globe" have com
menied upon the following singular paragraph in
Mr.. Walsh's Gazette:


Inc pennsylvania" and the Globe" have com
mented upon the following singular paragraph in
MIR. Walshs Gazette:
anticipate add Jackson S %o
hG distant owing to the arrogance Of his spirit the weakness
syoe advisers We dest Of the idea that
T.. mem "oS His ,a PoRp.y
e people, such as 1t is weaker than republican
gen ana and The economical egcncics country
;oeyor they may destroys and therefore hope that iii, triumph Of
additional confidence and intolerance assumption of pTc
ye and holder warfare against the legislative judicial dcpaTt
Pee9sons aud hoie' and greater caution moderation in tho
se ms pfycouncil NJ contra distinguished his
cabinet proper aud all tho Clubs and nconoo central aud
Tho Pennsylvania" asks" Is the stileifo TO he
used by some of those infatuated partizans who hive
sworn that General Jackson shall never be re-elect-
ed ?'
Does Mr.. Walsh mean THIS? Does Inc mean nm
assassination OF the President? It means (says n
frend) more than meets the eye. If any thing like
plot to assassnate the President has como to the
ears Of Walsh and he docs not come out and d-
vulge IT, nc deserves to be gibbetted lie speaks Ms
# he had some hints of this kind, and seems to ius
fy Whatever it is he has heard"
Mr. w. thus sees the construction of which his
words are susceptible Men of houofhayc put this
Interpretation upon them-Did he mean it thus?
Does ne know Of any plot to assassinatc the Prcsi-
dent? Or, tCtnt does he mean? What means this
mysterious giving-out? What catastrophe, not dis
,uht uoeS ne anticipate! Docs nc expect, to intim-
date the President by such singular nucndoes? In
hmidote the man, whose moral firmness, has ne
yer yet banclcd beneath tho swords of his enemies,
Use denunciatioDs Of his rivals, or the power of
Bank?
We trust 10 tho intrcpidlty Of his temper and we
uusi also that a. Jackson has too much good sense
70 suiier any arrogance Of spirit" to be created
ny his late triumphant election aud his recev-
ing this last tribute Of the confidence Of his
countrytnen. We trust also that nc will keep
inr from him the "coarse cupidty and proscrlptve
violence Of any and every intrigucr. Let him do
AL nc can TO pay of the public debt--to cut down
the revenues to tho necessary wants of the govern
mcnt--to reduce the Tarill.~to exercise no power
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-20

At Convention of the Delegates appointed bv tbc &C.
yera Regiments composing the 1h Brigade of Virginia
10Th day OF October, 1882 for the purpose of memorable
ing the Legislature of Virginia, the subject of the
sent Militia System of the State:
Present, Coils. Geo w. Cole Of Chesterfield
WIN. Lyon and Jos. ID. Davis Of Poyhatan
VIM. Wilson of Cumberland.
Jacob Roberts of Amelia.
Capts. Geo. c. Moore Of Amelia.
Ben p Walker of the 1OOth Regiment,
H fe%Sy' T. . G Goy 1%s OF Powbatao.
Col. VIM. Wilson was called to the Chair, and Ensign
X +. Graves, requested to act s Secretary.
On the motion OF Col Davis, il was
RcS0iUcd, That all the Commissioned Officers Of This
Brigahc, now present, and who delegates 10 Ibis
Convention, he invited TO take their seats within the Bar
OF the Convention, members thereof ,yIcrcunon Cant
Richard w Bass, Lieutenants r. NJ Iavne and Icvs e
Harye, and Ensign r. r. Graves took their seats nc.
cordingly.
On the motion Of Capt. Walker, it was
Res0lred That COMMITTEES be appointeI consisting Of
one more members from each Regiment rcpresented
IN ls convention Tor The purpose of cnuuirne into and
reporting what alterations necessary TO he effected in
the militia laws OF This State; whcrcupon, Capt Walker
Col. Cole, Col Roberts, col Iioon Cant Cav Cant
Hopkins and Capt Bass were appointed nv te Chair IN
compose tic said committee; and on the motion OF Capt
Gay, the Chairman added thereto: and the the Con-
vcnuon ADJOURNED I'LL tomorrow morning 10 o'clock
TUESDAY, Oct. 30, 1892
The Convention met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present, Cooncls Wilson. Cole Roberts Lyon and
Davis. CapNlus, Moore, Walker Cav and lIopkins
ben'cn2nts' layne and Haryic, and Ensign Graves.
CApL Geo w Daniel OF Cumberland, aud Capt Fran
CTS > Smilh and Lieutenant VIM. G. Scott Of Powatau
apPc"e" ana took their seals members Of this Convcn
The Committee appointed on yesterday to draft inc.
mortal 10 the next Legislature Of Virginia, this day re-
2er Toll and free discussion, adopted and as
follows, 70 wit
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For the Clay and Sergeant Ticket,
Majority,
In 1888, Lee gave for
Jackson,
Adams.

hWg George Having written you Immediately af-
ter our Presidential Election, giving you the result and
having tins moment met with your paper OF the 9th inst
IN winch no notice is taken of it, infer the miscarriage of
my note and therefore, hasten TO give you now briefly
The nlornaton-(Brie must be- for this is all the paper
mat can be furnished me)-we lost majority of but a.
whch tokens wei OF the growing democracy of Chotauk
for in the election of '2s, we were beat TO Had ,
Tie more excitement been given TO the cause, DAYS be-
lore the election hesitate not TO say, that the majority
would have been on our side" '''
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gave DinsmOre Gackson) 775-BartIett (Clay) 500
MARYLAND ELECTION.
"BALTIMoRE, Nov. 18th, 1882.
Our elections are over Tor this season. The lst for
Delegates, gave average of SOL maority tho I'd
for Mayor, upwards of 100; and Monday last our
majority for Electors, averaged IT'S I-2 We shouId
have had from IL 1900 had il not been for tho
ness OF our own party. We were intoxicated NAV saw
with the good news from all quarters, and much money
mad come into our hands, that ready bet on
any majority in the city. The gentlemen the other
side made the best of u.s. by taking our high offers and
soon set about bringing their to the polls One man.
VINO has the tenure OF public Office which he derived
from iomer Mayor, land yet holds it, appointments
Will be made before February by Mr.. Hunt,) actually
paid dollar each to two men to vote the
hcket the men took the dollar, marched up the polls
voted for the Jackson candidates. informed the public
the bribery and returned the money! You will perceive
the dlsadvantageOus position which the Jackson party in
Maryland occupy, owing TO the accused boroug
gerng system, which always existed among u.s. but made
Infinitely worse by the Vaccinations of Clay and Cham
bers, when in personal attendance Legislature last
winter We have got three men, Heath and Frick for
the city, and Gen John Spear Smith for the county The
next meeting OF our Legislature Senator will be
forgiven for his manly defence against the rude attacks of
Clay. The old General will he left out and (the late
Hovernor) Joseph Kent put in his place"
From another Correspondent.
Allow me TO congratulate you the result the glo-
rious result Of the Presidential Election: and though we
say IT, who should not sayit, have done share in
people last Saturday night, 'if have not the tall we
have the heart of the State and may add hut for the
chcancry oil an anti Republican Legislature, should
have had head, heart tail AMI all.
" The vote in Baltimore city, the largest poll
ed here You will have that incre ased our ma
iory over that we obtained at the late Delegate election
nearly 300 votes. In Baltimore county. which forms a
district OF ITSELF independent of the city, have carried
our Elector Cen John Spear Smith, (son of the old Cen
eraD ny majority OF l4oi votes. The majority in this
county alone, it believed, will be greater than the maio
rity OF The Opposition, in all the of the States but
added TO the majority in the city, il, beyond all doubt
more than hermaorilics in all the other counties nut TO-
gethcr; so that you il the Legislature, which declar
ed by solemn resolution that majority of tile people
Maryland were in favor Of Mr. Clay, had given a gem
eral ticket, (Which they dared do the moment af
ter the passage of their resouon should have given
the whole ten Electoral votes OF Maryland for Jackson
and Van Buren,"
~ The OF Maryland will now be, 3 for Jackson,
and for Clay.
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To- ,,;. ia. Al, .. OOsefeeF-Cidy paper.
In this city the question "Bank no Bank'-auJ
the Bank has proved too powerful for US The State we
apprehen has been by the increased vote given
TO The Opposition ticket, in the counties lying within the
scope oil the influence OF the institution What the Clay
majority is must, for several days come be matter of
CONJECTURE We think, however, that it cannot exceed
soOo.-LousuiHe Advertiser. (JdckSon)
OHIO.
MAJORITY ron JACKSON, 5,26l-With the e,cen-
non oil countless which will not vary the result more
Than so votes.
WELL DONE, INDIANA!
we have just received intelligence from Indiana which
we give below. In 30 counties, the majority Tor Cen
jackson Is $3.50 voes-lndiana is safe for the Atmnistra
uoh' H' 'P'te ~ erery thing Cincinnati Republican.
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MAJORITY FoR JACKSON
DELAWARE

"J"!.ii9 TOT jackson So
40 viii cast any mputai!on ON iine DcI,y,rc ,o,,3
AK no more OF brccchcs p0cksi s,e ba. the heart If
giant and soul t has carried disfnay into the ranks
VIC oPPQsulon' She has given the finishing blow OH
o ast dcbataDlc ground 10 The Bank monster and her
candidates for the Presidency ~ ''
~ he desperate efforts Of our opponents were Of no avail
triumph We have carried every thing Covcrnoy c. c.
6ossu'en ana Electors. Several local circumstance
@,og Nnch was The removal Of the scat Of justice ope.
ihan hundred votes We nav safely csrnlate ON Dsl
ware now by hundreds Republics are not ungratcfI.
e ,aSt remaining ornament Of the Delaware regiment
TIC gin Of free people e'''' V''''0 ~
lnnutso1y, =. M.-Our intelligence up to this hour
e. no uouDi Of The election Of Major Bennett (os Go
~ az least liy votes, but from various reports from
hen ana sussex, there be come doubt relative
70 VIC Congressman and Electors. In consequence Of
sP'ln heh and number Of illegal votes in this county
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That Is not conceded by the Constitutional bring
back the vessel of State its old Jeflersonian re-
publican tack-to execute the laws with all possible
discretion us well as frmncss-to introduce simpl-
city, economy and devotion to the public good, into
the operations of the governmental consult no pr-
Votc ieelng, and TO discharge his public duties,
without single eye TO the qualification of his own
passions Let him do these things, and what bril-
liant administration shall enjoy for the next
four years? And why should lac not conduct
hlmseli! Has he not received the last noble recon-
pense which he can receive from the hands of
grateful people? Can he so securely promote his
own glory, MS by devotng himself solely to the pub
lac veal -without "lear, favor Affection"
we do not apprehend the errors which Mr..
walsh, IN his blind devotion 10 the Bank, is pleased
to portray-but what the dangers which Mr.
w. anticipates? Where is this air-drawn dagger
which he bodies forth? We ask again, is it assassi-
nation that he alludcs tor, if it be not, tcha is
That he means? We call upon him for an explana-
tion-Let him speak at once-and throw of all
mystery-and say with us ".HrSkS oGf'
The Cholera broke out in Frankfort, (Ky.) on the 9th
hsI-on mat day, dcath-the next day, Pin the
course OF the same evening" there were IL cases--o
winch were expected oprove fatal.
The greatest mortality, we have heard Of i'm the u s
during the year. is at N Orleans-That city is scorged
the same time, by the Cholera and the Yeo,c Ferer
he accounts are rightlul. The n. Orleans Emporium
OF The 9th inst states that "Not less than eighteen hun
area individuals have persisted since the
OF the disease"
There had hcon death reported for the
iaSt "a hours Ito Nov. l4) from either Folly or Morris
Island near Charleston
Inc National Gazette contradicts the report, that Mr.
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ELECTIONS.
NEW YORK.

" insert the following table of the majores for Co.
vernon IN The several counties in this State with such cor
Pecnons az we have been enabled to make from letters and
oher sources OF ntormAon received since our dates
IL WI" hereafter be discontinued, until can lay before
our readers more accurate returns. The result however
O0nN .HrpAS. -
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MAINE
Jackson majority, COOS.
MASSACHUSETTS.

..
The votes for Governor in Boston 1857 for Lincoln
l2oO Tor Morton, Jackson) and SS1 for Lathrop, (An
sonlc) In Saem $40 for Line DIN, 265 for Morton and
III Tor Lathrop-In New Bedford, 2SS for Lincoln IO2
for Norton and 35i for Lathrop. The whole number OF
towns from which have returns, is l07 Aggregate
number oil votes for Lincoln 17,7S3, Morton Sll5, La
throp 69ll The votes for Electors about in the
proportion
Mr. Nelson, national republican, has been elected a
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Present rOejOrily, $50 for JacIsson over Clay.

Owins 10 The lncIemency OF The day, not more Than
80 600 votes probably given in the Stale At the
election Of 1928, there 6O0O0-Tho Jackson
and Van Buren, Ticket has doubtless succeeded by an
overwhelming majority. Indeed, the friends Of Mr.
Clay, despairng Of gaining the Of the State for him.
after the withdrawal OF Mr. Barbour seem TO have given
up the day without an efIort.-Rdieigh Register.
GEORGIA.
The Troup Ticket (Which votes for Jackson and Van
Buren, has succeeded
KENTUCKY.
LExtNGToN, Nov Owe give below all tho returns
Of tho given for President and Vice President in this
State, that have reached They yet partial and i'm
perfect but believe they generally correct That
Kentucky has given her vote for Mr. Clay, there cannot
be Il doubt.
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SOUTH CAROIINA

The Anti-Tarlf Convention met yesterday at CO.
lumba. All eyes are turned TO that quarter. The
l0 Delegates (Messrs. Hayne Turnbull, james Ham
Ilton SEN, &c were elected in Charleston, without
opposition from the Union Party by an average vote
of OIO . ''N
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Richmond, Va, Tuesday, Nov. 30.
DEATH OF CHARLES CARROLI..

DtI4N OF VINNNOTIII.
The Last Signcr, of the Declaration of American
Independence, is no more He died i'm the Goth
year of his age-full of years and full of honor A
whole nation mourns the death of her benefactor
On Saturday morning, 60 minute guns were fired
from the Capitol Square of this City, by order of the
Executive, as tribute to the memory of the Illus
trieus Dead.
Charles Carroll has lived long enough if the great
boon which he contributed TO secure us, should now
be put Mt hazard by the madness of the existing
generation. Should the Union be endangered
should the land, which he has blessed, be drenched
in any way by the blood of her own children, the
Last Signcr has been fortunate equally in his death
as in his life.
IL We refer TO the Extracts have copied
from the Baltimore papers for the memorials of the
great Man who has just fallen in Israel.
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the Clay Congressman believe has succeeded by small
majority, andprobdby their electoral ticket on fifteen or
hcenfy roes The following is the official Jackson
jorities in ~ c. county.
For Electors, $50
Governor, asa
Representative TO Congress, S6S
While recording this victory our streets
are brilliantly illuminated and the people sending forth
their deaenng shouts of joy.-Ib.
singular OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bennett, the very day
the Election, received thirteen hundred aud thirty three
dollars and 'hirtyihree cents, from good old Virginia. for
Revolutionary serviccsprecisely the amount year
salary as Governor Of Delaware.-I6.
CONNECTICUT.
The following the result of the election with the ex
cepton of townships:
For Clay, I75IS
60 Jackson, 1904
Writ 1886
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DEATHS.

Died. nj his residence in this city, 10th inst
80 The ~ year OF his MI James Henry Puttoon
mes IT, o'teson Goa highly useful pfsng
and a gentleman OF the most sterling worth
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NEW JERSEY

The Jackson Electoral Ticket has prevailed by mao
ry under 200 II supposed also that the Jackson par
~ have carried three OF the members OF Congress, viz
Ferdinand ). Schenck, William N. Shinn aud Thomas
Leeand the Anti-masons have carried the other three
viz.-Lcwis Condct, William Pennington, and Samuel c.
Wright, National Republicans.
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9 The ih No Of "IHE FrIrND OF TRur' and Comments Is
on our First PagcIe Documents two or ttoc
al Nos We shall get through them possible.
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The National Gazette contradcts the report that Mr..
Bank.
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE

Lee" Below you have the result of the Electoral
Election Tor Lee county Ifother counties have done their
DUTY as faithfully as Lee, well may exclain Well
done the Old Dominion" The Oppositisn tickets yvcro
freely offered, but taken
For the Jackson Van Buren, Ticket $40
For the Jackson Barbour Ticket
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, me PhiladclphiA Sentinel gives The SUM TOTAL Of
the returns follows:
For Jackson On 400
MAJORITY FoR JACKSON 2l57O
DELAWARE.
FROM The Gazette aud Watetmaa-E1tra1
VHmi9gfOn, DeL Nor. I2-7 A. W.
a GLORIOUS Victory Where shall we s,op in mir
victorious career Little Delaware, tie last strong hold Of
codo" mas risen IN her strength and come on under
.he victorious banner Of the Hero and Statesman. We
nave recelvedby express the returns from Kent and ss
as IL is unprecedented. 5'
New C'.Ic Iae6son maj Cloym
Kent. ~,
Sussex, 600
45S
400
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Eight remain 10 be heard FROM which last March
gave Dinsmore (Jackson) 775-Barett (Clay) 326.
MARYLAND ELECTION
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NOTICE Petition will be presented to thc nest
~ General Assembly, for an increase Of tolls al Mayos
Bridge. TJl-dI Nov. q
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StSteen counties 10 be heard from.
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION
An election has taken place in the Abingdon District 10
supply the vacancy occasioned by the death c. C. John
SON. In RUSSELL the vote was, for Draper "a former
member) POI, George of Tazewell TO- Mr. George has
since Withdrawn from the contest
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

1875. 1892.
'JaeksoH. Adams Jackson. Clay. j. & BarIorr.
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At meeting Of the Officers of the 32d Regiment Yir-
gina Militia held at Mrs. Changers Tavern in The conn
~ Of Augusta, the 9th day Of October, 1892, Colonel
George O. RoberfsOn called 10 the Chair and Adiu-
tant WOodD0rd appointed Secretary.
The object OF the meeting having been explained Col
FraRhu Nc Cue offered the following resolution, which
was carried
ResoiUed, That committee Of five be appointed 10 pre-
pare preamble and resolutions expressive OF Tie sense
Of this meeting respecting change IN the Militia Laws OF
this Commonwealth, and that the Chair appoint said COM
mittec. Whcrcupop The Chair appointed, Cot Franklin
McCuc, Capt. a. Thompson, Capt Henry Markwood,
Capt James Crawford, and Capt WV Baskine; and on
motion the Chairman was added 10 said committee.
The following Preamble and Resolutions were accord
ngy prepared by the committee and adopted by iho meet
ing
Believing tliat wol-rcgulated efficient Militia with
corresponding laws essentially necessary the successful
repellng Of foreign invasons in suppespg domestic
clions for which latter occurrence painful expert
ence has taught ought also 10 be prcparedwc
cercly hope and recommend That he ensuing Legislature
may take the subject under their consideration.
This meeting view with regret The aversion 10 hold
commissions under the present system OF Militia laws the
entire extinction Of military pride among the ohicersthe
number Of companies that wholly IN pat destitute
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MILITARY CONVENTION AT PoWHATAN
COURT- HOIISE

n Cltizen ChO otCeS an allegiance
both To the state and the IT, States.
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As FAR as heard from 7,5il majority Tor Mr. Clay
Since the above were in TYNE we have r,ceiv
ed the following additional returns:
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member of Congress- for Essex North Massachusetts,

Jackson maioritY, 5,0l7.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-07-13
BY WILLIAM d. MUTT

St. Domingo Mahogany at Auction.
I'M Monday, 10th instant. at half past II O'Clock.
" will be sold on Twins wharf without reserve, q
lot of very desirable mahogany, received per schooner
Meridian, consisting Ut
II Table Logs, and
9ss Logs Crotchets
The attention of Cabinet Maker and dealers, par.
ticularly invited Terms liberal, and made known at
sale. Nat Int W7