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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

Deis his residence county on tho evening M I'm
n INST, n,Jor Hugh Davis nsod 81 yoars DO justly
ample Testimony tho knnss his heart liz
had an extensive circle OF acquon,ancos
respected, and who will JOIN his
deaih Major Davis OF strong practical had es
M aanS active ADD useful Magistrate county; and
m The poor always onad sounselor aud hend Ills sickness
was long aud addressing. ifo has o wfa
memory OF this excellent will DO loog ionaey
~ ms nesnohood and by his distant relatives and fands
Died, Benton, Niss, I'd from an unfooon,o
Dr. John NJ AMoough formerly Of Virginia but M so
vefa Ssslent that state leaving children ond
nsaenn relatives and friends to bomoau their deprivation
iOgy nnneceary,
pervades community for tho loss Of this aod efficient
nemer Va his proiessiona intercourse, Dr. MMoonsh ocd d.
seivcdiy hghas private citizen,
who knew him. Aus HE spirit nrd whence no ,ravel, ~
tufnotb,' ~ example Of tbs sucoftanty human E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14
MesTs. ). Garland " LoHtus, WIN. p Perkins FLOYD
Whitehead, Lunsiord Loving.
TO THE EDITORS or 4Yfe RIcHuoND ENoUJRFR
II. (kl. ~ "a OrtoLer IQot

u
CENrLEMEN:-A lsiend has Just put into NY hands
che Richmond Enquirer, " the 23l September lasts in
which IS article credited the Pcnnsy ivanian upon
tile subject Of The aie reelection OF r. O. j. Smith, Esq
member oi Congress or Cumbeiand District II states
that, Churchill his opponent, sustained by MIR.
Prebc. aie Minister 10 tie Netherlands General Chan.
dcr, the District OF Portland, Mi Mitchell Post.
master, aided by The wealth and nnueDee OF the Bamkes
o Massacusets sc. rs hrespecis myself il is gross
ialsehOod, an have not the least doubt hal IT is So as
relates TO the other gentlemen The docs not live,
for whom would have given my vote, believing lie would
support the interest % The United States Bank, have
no doubt Mr. Churchill would have done IL elected This
statement probably furnished the Editor ol the Penn.
eylvanan Wy individual little scrupuous ~ matters
oil fact, who had object OF personal interest view,
which he hoped promote by IT, On ordinary occasions
would not ronble myself ronirsdict tho Dsrepfcsen.
,aons Of that class Of politicians; bot do choose TO
have my views IN relation 10 tie United Sta Bank mis-
represented 9nd suffer h TO pass unconadcled, through
sorespeciable and widely circulating paper the Rich
moud Enquirer have 10 request, therefore, hot the
statement Of the Pennsylvania, copied by you, may be
coniradicted In your papera least FAR respects
myself, by your giving publicity 10 this note.
Yours, respectfully, JOHN CHANDLER
81 The "penDsyvanian' has since corrected its own
article upon the subject Enquirer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

RESULT OF RACES OVER THE TREE NIL couesp
FALL, 1894
FIRST nNSwcepstake 2nfe
six subso beFs-3 ~ S '''' o'VN
Jn0 NJ Boits' b Z R0sahc Somers by Charles
W. r. Johnsons Coumbia TayIor, by Medley
4. B Stakes C CASTOR, by rruho " adj
Time-st heat, SIN Sos Cd heat am. ~
SEcoNp DAr.-PropIielor's Purse S2O0-o milo heats
Jno O. Goodies Kitty Mnge, AteAx a vears all 1di,
Jno lloib's be by Sir ATehy, 4years old -
w 70 SWAN nunt 1y IaitIer, years old, dis
VIM X Johnsons rOnetto, by Contention, years old
W.: w. Minge's Jesse, By Medley, years old 2
Time 1T heat, 3m 55s- ID heat, I'm s53s.
IBIHo DAY--JOckoy Club Purse, SI0OO-4 mla boa,s.
John NJ Bots h Tohacconi by Gobanoa years Old dr
VIM X. Johnson's fno, by Cfurihs 6 years OLD, \
jas. = Gurrisons { Princess Ann. by
IImc--ls heat, SIN lOs-2l hent, Sm
fouRTH DAY.--SweOpstskes- 2 mile heats.
John BelcheT's by Gohsnna,
John Hcib's CHI by Jarus,
w L. Whites b { by Gsinnra,
WIN. II. Msoye's by Hotspur, o
Fine lat heat, 4m-2d heat, 3m 80 1-2s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

WARM SERVINGS Bath Co., Sept 18th, 1891
GENTLEmEN-l have had the honor receive here,
your letter OF the 29th ul, communicating behalf Of
number OF my fellow citizens OF Nelson County, an invi-
tson TO pariake 81 public dinner, be given by them
at such Time as may designate.
ee with the deepest scnsibiy, beg leave assure
you, gentlemen, this testimony esteem and affections;
coming from those who have known from NY child.
hood, 10y whose favor first inOAuced into public
He aud whose generous appreciation, repeatedly besiow
ed, and NOW so warmly expressed by you. has been
cheering incentive 20 all my exerons in the service oil
my country b. is with great regret. therefore, ha
der Imperative engagements which have supervened upon
an absence OF DoaF two months from home, aud which will
require my Immediate return and continued presence
there Tor considerable iimo come, am compelled TO
forego the qualification which wy fellow. citizens OF Nelson
hive 20 kindly pFoposcd pray YOU gentlemen make
my most cordial acknowledgements 10 them for dis
ed proof OF their Kindness, aud ibem that shall
never cease TO mantan with the adeily and hrlness Of
bonert conviction, the principles learnt IA heB sarvco
TO whatsoever oboqpy denuncatOD, these times OF
unhappy party violence, their snl port may expose me.
Bc pleased gentlemen, TO accept my thanks Tor the very
nsefing terms 10 which you haze had the goodness 10
communicate the nyyaii0D, Of which you ere the organ
together m The sentiments % cordial respect aud esteem
with which ] om your friend and fellow. citizen,
W. e. R1gES.
Mes-rs j. Garland " LoHtus, WIN. p. Perkins Floyd IT,
Whitehead, Lunsiord Loving
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

good voters there and how many In his county.
But this very attempt deisat the obligation OF the In
Tie friends oil MIR. Leigh see how the thing is going
and they cannot defeat the Instructions, they wish 10
destroy their obligation Let the People submit TO be
stripped OF their power. they please Its blow at the
very foundation Of Republican government n Instiuc
tons TO pass for naught then the People OF Virginia
will fare ss the States Of New Jersey, Maine and O.o
doing whose Senators hold their Offices in dc :
fsnce of he will, OF their Constituents,
Let the wounded pigeons lutte-the cause Is gaining
ground The last Petersburg Constellation says, ave
grsihed 10 learn th4t the instructions likely
coed in SmIy" We learn. that 500 more names ere
already signed 10 the Instructions in Csrolucmoie than
a majority OF the county
COMMUNICATED
Gentlemen who tho Committee OF Ccuaoi appointed
under order OF tho King William Instruction Meeting
August Court
raj is,s ready 10y Ocobsr, November Court
hanl certified the Chairman
OF combining the several Lists into DO delivered
due form 10 the delegate IF tho County.
King WI liam County,. Ocobei a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

FOR THE ENQUIRER.
STATEMENT Of The tho
Peniiendfy OF Virginia. for the
and eLdng ON ths 3Oth September, 1894
Nnmber white males on the let day Of July, 1884,
Colonrcd do.
Do females,
Sepember 1881,
White
Coiouod maIes
DO iemaoSy l-2
I3b
Died, nonos
FaTlOned,
pseharg while males,
DO. coioured do.
RenainDg 3Orh September 1894. 1870
White males q.
DO females,
ColouIcd males,
DO females, 7-35
100
1851 JuY L. Number remaining in the Hospital
Ad@ited in July "a
DO August, "a
Do. September "a
DiseSargedfnJhly, 10
Do August IN
do, September 36--ss
Remaining oHoOth sepembeD 1884,
fNo denss'tinco tho 9Th Of February lhsn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

may easily be imei abolished. assxrerienes shall
81 dictate to be wise
But there many Of noned men. MIR. Lrigh's
friends and allies who prefer the paper system Even
gold valueesstoo much dead weigh, Tor lo' G.
pnrsed geu'ry-"Must the Earth quak~ must the Earth
quake! before the People cease to sleep?"
AFRIEND no JACKSON, BECAUSE DEMOCRAT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14
FAIkFIEI.p RACEs.-FA1n Mrrr1nn-

FAIRFIELD RACEs-FALL MEETING
TWNllE Fairfield Jockey Club FAN Meeting will com.
n menco rs usual on The third Tuesday in October
sud continue four days
FIRST DAY.
Sweep'takes for year old Colts and FiHes, mile
heats $500 entrance, half iofici 10 close LIST October
sweepstskes for year old Colts and Filles milo
heaS-$lOO, half forleig 10 close Let October.
SECOND DAY.
Propreiors Purse $500 two mile heats; entrance S1B
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, four mile heats entrance 500
FOURTH DAY.
handicap rsce, mile heats, best three in fve-purse
Si50-eutrdnee $40.
RICHARD ADAMS Proprietor
OelobeT IT, d6--tdr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

There be mssfoks.
Gan promise most auspcious revival OF he
IVashg1cR Course, at their meeting. the 18th
oi this msn October Many tine horses that in.
tended be New Market, where the races will
the day, will come to the Washing
races their way to the Central Course together
with Mr.. Selden's, Mr. Pot'ers, DIR. Duvslrs, aud
other stables Mr.. Oliver will have all his arrange
completed the liberal and extensive scale,
and what makes doubiy sure. the Ladies
riding out 10 look his preparations, aud promise him
grace his pavilion every day. and there is place where
the ladies exercise their justly ptesomina,ns influence
with more potential sway ihau at w ashngton.".
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14
COMMUNICATED


iovINGsToN, (.Ntison County. Aug. 24th 1894
Dear Sir: The Undersigned have been depufed by
number OF yonr fellow citizens OF NelsoB county 10 in
wife you to Psriake OF public dinner in The Town Of
Losnaston, at such time you may designate consulting
yonr own convenience.
This testimony OF and afec Nen, is induced by
the recollection OF early personal nssocatons, and tho
valuable services which you rendered this your native
county, in the State Legislaure-It is induced by the
APPRECIATION OF long, faithful and able services in the
dionai Councils, in which you have ably faithfully
vindca'ed the Constitution against the invidous and de-.
strucve assaults OF Proectue Tariff Internal EDprove-
nent and Modification, well your late able and now
erui effort 10 the Constitution from the dominion
and mislule OF power W monieh apstOcrse monopo "
which, by want Of vigilance the part OF the old Demo.
cratic Republican patty, was asieued upon il.
We deem this peculiarly appropriate time offer This
testimony OF confidence, because both tho friends Of
a'iIudinaran and nalHying principles, both Of which
you are opposed, 10 have selected you the victim
TO he sacrificed their SlaTs and seem TO pursue YOU
with relentless perseverance, and unwayeng purpose
You will please communicate your acce piance of this
invitation, and the tis when will best suit your con-
venence.
Your rieBIs and fellow cizens,
j. GARLAND,
". LOFFTCS,
WM. p. PERKINS,
FLOYD ]. WHITEHEAD,
LUNSFORD LOVING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1834-10-14

NOR RENr.-Oo Saturday, the 18Th day Of the pre-
sent month, will be rented out, for the ensuing year
s35) the premises, 10 The highest bidder, the Pans-
lion wbereOu Aaron Thornley, resides, in the county
OF Caroline called Milford, the Matapony river about
ore mile aud hall from the Bowling Green belonging
the heirs Of Reuben Tsukersiey deceased
given lie first day Of January next, CS35) with the
privilege Of seeding crop Of wheat
JOHN GEORGE,
Coapiissioneg under order Of Ilonrico county, Court
TO rent Ouf The lands, SC.
Oct IT, 46-It
VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE The house
aud lots corner Of and II streets, opposite 10 The
City Hail. 10 be sold upon accommodating terms Apply to
J. a. CTfEVAILtE, or 10
p. J. CHEVALIjE
October L. 46-st
Rhode-Island constitutionalist. [volume] (Providence [R.I.]) 1834-1834, 1834-04-07

Yin October l7Ie, was enacted by the General As
sembly that no person should have sin any one cause
above two attorneys" and that OF them should be
a f." freeholder, freeman, and an inhabitant In this
In October, I7o9 an act was passed Restricting all
lawye 70 from being chosen deputies ITO the General
Assembly, Of any towns In this Colony durisa their
practcing the law" II was repealed at the February
session succeeding having been found as IL stated in
the 10 the repeating act, to be of ~ eonse
quence and inconsistent nth the right of his Males
ty's subjects In this colony" marvellous sense Of
Justice
II cannot be necessary to do more than nIlude to n
recent act Of the Legislature, imposing special
tax members Of the legn profession ito vote CT
cudng them from seats at the bar Of the House of
resentatives -and to vote deprving insoyent petit
toner's ofthe benefit Of argument by counsel upon ths
trial Of their petitions.
Tin October, 1745, fine of 100 pounds 'sfor everv
such offence" }" was imposed on any pbysician whoo
should refuse neglect TO obey the orders OF the
ernor, and list Of other state and town ON cers 4,
their attempt to prevent the spreading Of eous
disease. On turning TO previous law (of l7i3) 10 as
certain what could be required Of a physician n an
pears that the aforementioned officers might Mt their
pleasure, send him. or any other suitable person ON
board Of infected vessel without any resard to his
have. with rare exceptions been ready In ali times of
pestence and calamity to sacrifice their health and 10
risk their lives In the service OF the public; and this
compulsory process In unjust to their rights and cbnvae
ter and III suited 10 their feelings The act does moi
specify whether any distinction shall be made between
freehoders and non-ffeeholders In this case. Tbs
penalty has been changed from 100 pounds 10 40 dol
lars and now stands NJ that sum.-Ws have had
some strange laws In this Government"
Rhode-Island constitutionalist. [volume] (Providence [R.I.]) 1834-1834, 1834-04-07

THE number Of the white male citizens Of this State over
The age Of u years, according 10 the last census exceeds
$4,000 10000 would he very high estimate ofthe num-
her Of Freemen probably thousand too large. But say
there are 10000 Freemen In the State then becomes
matter of the utmost importance 10 examine Legislative
provision which excludes the whole OF the remaining
and some hundreds from al political privilege.
Rhode-Island constitutionalist. [volume] (Providence [R.I.]) 1834-1834, 1834-04-07

The Constitution prepared for the State Of South
n ny the celebrated Locke hardly be deemed to have
cresed any exception TO the statement before made no
privileged order OF men had existed in this country since
ha constitution W. found To he totally praotcsbs, and
VI" abroEsied IN 1899, after Duration OF only IS years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

.Resoipedr That committee 90 appointed to
prepare suitable petition for the aforesaid purpose,
and that they have leave TO prepare such petition az
ter the close of the session of this convention.
Whereupon the following gentlemen we're np-
pointed Messrs Johnston of Smylh Watson of
Washington, A. 5. Fulton of Wythe Preston
OF Montgomery, Car,mlll Of Boteloart McCamanl
Of Grayson."
Committees were then appoin,ed--lst, to circa
late the sad petition IN the several counties repre-.
scented IN the Convention; and ally, to collect IN
formation aud tfes IN relation to the improvement
and 10 attend and communicate the same to the next
Legislature
In reply to the vote of thanks TO the President,
that grniem,n delivered brief and energetic all
dress, IN which he urged upon The members the
cessi'y of impressing upon heir respective coun-
tymen the Importance Of immediate acton on this
subject
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
CRIMINAL TRIAL.

On Friday last, the trial Of Nelson, a slaye be-
longing 10 MIR. Richard Chiffon of Campbell. char
ged with the murder Of Mr. Edward Jones of I'm.
place, came on before the Corporation Conr, /,
appeared IN esdeacr, principally fron the cuorit,s
own confession, on the morning after the homici1,
dat, having absconded from is master he LAID IN,
N the woods Two days preceding lis perpelr,t. on
without hnving been able to obtain food-thaf nres
sed by hunger, he had puiloned few ears of corn
from a lid near his place of refuge, and that he
went 10 Mr. Jones' house, at an hour when he sun
posed ne @hitH family nal retired 10 rest fnr The
purpose of roas'ing it--lhni he went l., Mir Is
kitchen, and applied to the negro woman WIN occn
plcd II for liberty to do So which on nscertaininp
who lac was and that he was a runaway. she re-
fused, AMI warned him that her master was s,ilI A.
SAX aud had bur recently gone mo the garden
Alarmed at this Intelligence, Nelson attempted i'm.
med alely to mike his escape, bu, was cspied and
- Iliaec"j by Mr. Jones to who he made IN sat.
lsfactory answers, and va of course luisu.d Mel
son was armed with blndgeon a large knife and
an axe, the TWO former of winch h, dropped IN tbs
pursuit and when, from The debility occasoncd by
the length Of time that he had faSted, he 70 nd
that he would he oyert1knn by Mr. Jones he SAYS
thai he hoped 10 deter hIm from attempting to ar
s. hun, by threatening IN fierce tone il he ncr
sisted, 10 STRIKE aim with the axe-fhat nohing
daunfed 10y this threat Jones rushed nrnn HIM and
fbnt ne bronyht down ,,.e ,,,,l,f,d oxo ,,,;,i ,,
cent ylolcnce bui ye,v or,,,,sIt, 90 ami -
wonnd--that Jones seIz d the axe IN its descent
with both haods md wrestcd II from him-tha, he
then ran, Jones pursuing, until, after few stops
fndlng thst he could not cutrun his pursn,r, he
Stopped and recommended the oombat-ihat he re.
Icoss1 hnosc,r f,,,, ,ho or,s,, 81 I'o,s .,..,1
,;,o on ami, a,,o,,,,,od =, a.',,a h., a 49, La,
,b,, bo ,,.. o,,or,.L,, H., -, -,
tho NJ, n cross;na r.nco 49,, .,n,.,,na h., -,
rho h,c,, y,h ho Iowl or 80 ..,,oh
,he,, ,,,n into cona;c,ba, no ,nan man. ,oJ -
-, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

A Convention was held a, Wylhe couri house on
the ih and 18Th Angus, to take into coasifera-
non the subject OF improving the great South Wes-
tcrn Road of Virginia, n, which the following DID,
cgatrs appeared
From Boetour,--Jomos Carimiil.
From Montgomery NJ 'ssrs WIN. B. Preston,
JOHN McGauly AMI John d Howe.
From Wythc-Messrs John Stanger, Andrew
= Fulton, David Met omns, rhom J Bord, John
A. sanders G. orse kncnnnon, John p. Miuhews,
Ierod Smyth, John Fos'cr, John B. Floyt, Rob
r, a, Crocke't, Charles L. crockan Isaac J. Left
wieh, David Graham, Fontain Watson.
F om Smyh-Ilcnry B. Thompson, Chadrs
f. Harrison, VIM r. Harley, James 5. Pcndeton,
Joseph w. Davis, Peter G.. Johnson, aud Francis
r Gregory.
From WASHING John w. C. Wot
aon AMI David CampbaIl. Nit John IL + Iion
vas also adrited unanimously rs representative
RON that codny, on the joiat motion OF those two
senlicm'a.
Con. Campbell having been elected President
and B. r. Flo,d d, Esq Secretary, the Convention
proceeded TO business, which, after cons siderable
discussion, and the rejection Of various fesoution7
Which deem it unnecessary to ms RI, resulted IN
the unanimous adoption of the following report of
select committee TO whom the whole subject had
been referred:
report, made on this morning was recommlllHd
have had the same under consideration, and ms
he result of their deliberations, beg leave 10 report
the following resolutions
RcSoIucd, That It be recommended 10 The clii
zens of the counties of Boc'oufi, Montgomery
w ythe, Smyth and Washington, To petition the
Gcn,ral Assembly Of Virginia To pass Nv, moor
pora,ing a Joint stock Company upon the follow
my principles That three hfths of the stock be-
taken by individuals; and in the event th't the
whole Of the said thrce-hfhs be not subscribed
within four month; from the time the books my
be opened, the couny courts of the SAID cou tics be
required to raise by levy upon the yhcab'es, ana
tax upon the personal property and lands OF 'hch
counties. the unsubscribcd balance, III such resPec
tive proportions as the length of road through ca
county may bear TO the whole length OF the road ;
Proriaed, thpt the aggregate amount to DC raised
by the counties shalt not exceed one NTH OF Inc
whole amount Ct stock. Aud that the remaining
,wo.ffths be subscribed by the commonwealth
and that the road be well graduated dirt turnpike
commencing OF the town Of Buchanan, IN the
county of Bo ctouri, passing by 7alem'-'he Coor'
houses of Wythe Smyth, Il Washington ana OK
tending to the Tennessee line in the direction Of
Knoxville.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01
NELSON COUNTY.

Il earn that dinner was given on Monday
Il by The opponents of the administration IN Mel
1c5nn;y, to Gen VIM. +. Gordon the rcprcson-
H. orlha, district in Congress.
n also understand TINT there was no little ex-
Bment a, the courthouse of Nelson on the same
produced by the movements of the two parties
he subject Of ins'rucJng their Senator and De-
tc in he ext Less 'tnrc IL relation TO the So
brad election. | resulted, IS The April election
lone, in thc conplete defeat Of the friends o.
d m,nIstlailop.
) passaat-Wc have been specially request
tl prorta3Gt iri"ud Of the administration IN
mlfe, oea!l lPp1 tbs voters Of that county TO
rlct their representatives. We presume ths
5, .,s msi:, from the conf lence Of the gen
N crfnrrcd 10 in the superior strength of his
~ Nevertheless, we should be very willing to
le question tested aud nasmuch as our pa.
ias very limited circulation in Aormarle, w
/ nc irottesyIlle Advocate viii lend US its
nm, for the purnos. of ling the attention Of
n4apIc Of that county TO this sui joct.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

q a. the lalett Ncw York patterns from the
y mruafaeory Of Gfosbc & sprnre, Rich
nond, warranted superior workmanship, aud bcs,
motcfnls, consisting Pon Of the following artl-
elcs. viz
Sideborfda, Gnreauq, Book Cesc, Tea Tables,
Ladies Wofk Tndlss, great variety, with aud
without Six Slri,s Mantle and Pier Lookln,
Gl ,sses, &c. m elegant assortment .f Portable
Whiting Desks edd Dressing TobIrs, SOM of
them Us handsome be made in the United
States, II groqt variety OF Ladies Work Boxes,
larg" aud small, nta5e oiiancy woods
The c''2 ms ofLynchborg md its vicinity arc
iGvi'e1 10 call md exnulne the articles winch will
b. opened on Tuesday, the I'd pten,bcr IN The
Store next door to Mr.. krau;b, MATCHMAKER. and
nearly opposite the Banks. WA. CROsB4Ea
A4o, there WI he exposed for salea slcai y,ti-.
ely ofs day Chicks metol wo.k,, wartan.c Cd Of tho
bet EeSlal, monu'uc orr, winch Will be left 10
Jpl ~.
&.pi.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-09-01

.,,,s mr., coafrm,,ory Of the great
I - - Kentucky and lndlana. In the
Str tn. next Senate VII consist u - oP'
.aI Il; lmIrisrhlion members, am ,"e
n,o.ent,,iyes Of II opposition q 20 'a'n'h'
nssl,lnc a mai rilv Of 81 on pint oal''I
q" -. ,minis.r ton ptrty hal mhlaflt!
"a con.tc aad stood as 10 TO ID IN the l..
,;o,i,v on iolnt ba LOT, beng only io'-ih
T., IN, ant-admlu'srai'oh nl'Jot.yi III w.
Ia,or.1 tIec ION, viii be between AMI W.
:, 11;,os. formerly almost as unanimous
.aa hors,lrin favor Of the administration,
NJ, aon.s hit the Whg cause has tri
+, c. Jo,eph Dune n, IS elected Gov r
A. ab,nlsome nljnufY over ne com',neo VOC
4 .,,,,q,,,ors anil tn N'tono' ihtc'nSear'L
1 u., E, no, A donbt can be entertained "
-, b,vng iu-noi manly on the p"til'cs OF
~, rogcrnmn Z, or of lis being Gear ana
{''...7,ab of Wing principles over antaSofiS'
/, his course in Congress, Cen. Dun
- .r,,,oolly trend Of Gen. Jackson, has
spri1,e noo,ious,y and firmly against inc ad-
k,r.tion, on the Deposte 1aes ION, on inc bohN
H., and on every hlng connected with cor
H. or asurpalion in the government lie is
HI opp ,seI to The heir apparent OF the present
f. and risked his election On the broad and
,yocal avowa Of that opposition, on which
|,o, he was opposed and lifted by the who.e
4 o,rss. DUNG his abset.ce from the State on
|, duy-no:wthsanlln all which he has run
h anI eY.n dIsianced his opponents"