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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

III mctc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DC C9rftcu
into effect. it viii result, you see. IN
creating = new swarm Of Oihcc Hold
es TO infest the country, and 90 pry
INTO every body's business, who are To
be made the judges u = mans life.
character, history, SC Sc and who
viii. no doubt. appointed for party Par-
poses. n all Odice Holders are, BY this
Standardization. Sd exercise their pow
er. n 90 subscrve the purposes OF the
Kitchen Cabinet and TO perpetusfe
their dynasty I viii not undertake
20 say, thattbe Recommendation is made
for tins particular purpose, but that the
plan, If permitted 90 be earned into e.
feet. would be exercised for such pur-
pose. j have not doubt Of Office
Holders. Heaven knows, we have
enough already. They are the pests
Of the land. infesiing every mans bu-
sineSs. and reducing this beautiful Con-
Stii1tion Of ours. ~ fast rs possible, to
Destruction and contempt. subver,ing
as principles by making il the instru-
ment Of prescription and punishment
q the many Tor the benefit oG the few.
To create then another ,warm-,o send
them on \ legal GRAND TO the fire sides
Il hundreds and thousands Of old Revo-
lutoaary Soldiers 10 pry into their al
fairs, and 10 collect scandal about them,
sure this is Little beyond what can be
Expected from even extraordinary for
bc1rancc-
Why this necessity o. subjecting old
soldiers whose blood and sutferings gave
Us all the Liberty Of which we boast,
IN such q new distress and examination
II Is. am told, because Mr- Temple OF
Vermont. committed frauds upon the
Department Why punish the pen
sioner for Temples fraudss Or why,
wore than all, create hosts OF new
agents with warrant, as II were, To aci
Temples part. OF II not with warrant, al
least with temptation 80 to act Iun-
ldertake To say. that such agents Is
would be appointed, would not only
cost more. bat commit more extensive
frauds, than all that Is lost by granting
Pensions 20 persons not entitled, or BY
the knavery Of those who draw pen
Sons IN PenSioners' names even afteI
death Some action may be necessary
10 guard against frauds. but least Of all
such action Is Is contemplated Let
us not haraSs the soldier fog Others ras-
eality- Let US not subject thousands
now On the verge Of the grave &c
,oruel suspicious. because cnmes are
COMMITTED In their names The SOL
der Of the Revolution deserves three
the sum has countrymen have gwen
him. IL ought not 30 be gTudged him
now: and II such men as Temple have
commitied frauds, Il Is no excuse Eou
any law, that shall make thousands suf-
fer for the acts Of 4 few guilty men.
Our readers viii recoliect the case OF
Mr.. Me- retr. Of Cincinnati, who wa
examined before the mayor on charge.
lPrefered by certain public oficerz, and
heated politicians, Of oosaterfeifiae IL.
Reu0 gold cOia, from the simple fact Of
having gilt, without secrecy, few >
cent pieces, which were publicly en-
posed As "giidibas" money-and that
the mayor rejected the charges As be-
ing ridiculous, SC Bot nOtwithstand-
ing. being since spoken Of as ooua-
feIfeifer, he has returned the compli.
ment by prosecuting those who at
tempted prosecution Of him, claiming
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
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ins ss ..ered trust, Of eonsdeaee-
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10 give our Ca,et si'oe a var;
TO roasr the sr;,.sr-r,.-T
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01
YES iAs T'as,. Ast %

bs Fu@oFs q The day have produced
feal eaf'osHy' beng aoshing less than The
P,mgoft' noi TIE sHset words. Of The letter
.sase,sed 70 80 kobsEt Peel. By The Duke
q " snmgton. OF courss We cannot yogeb
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1835-01-01

The following notice Of tie .Aosk GrI. q A.
su''A' Ny. 10 copied from the M.yssiIis E.xse.-
The Distinguished individual sho furnished !, /.
Professor Of Moral Philosophy ia August. Cos-
lege, and WA forneriy Chaui.;. q, Co..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04

tie crime Of tue who taken in he very uct
was erough, before him. aud when he declared that n,
.v' condemn hu told her to 20 and SIN more. II
was because ne would not interfere with the
Oh OF the laws or abrogac their authority lie did Ne
atenipt the immediate removal Of any civil institutions
eeountry however unjust and oppre ssive but sought
only To lay down prccepts aud establish religion winch
as itexended and nthened should by its
inuuehces ultimately but gradually quietly aud peace
ably remove them all so let ii be with u.s. Let IL be our
work hun'bly aud fervcnty, t. cndeavor to maintain
our iee Institutions, with the strong assurance that
these are sustained they viii in due time produce nv
mid and moral means, their natural effect of uniyer
sal hbcrty would beseech these gentlemen To reject
Mhe'er the great cause of human liberty 10 be- ad
sahceu by putting IN jeopardy Government and our
Union, under which we have prosper,d people has
ever before prospered, and which il shedding upon the
nations OF the earth light which no political urinary
nss eyer neiore sled What though there abodes
vi u'Nhcss whIch IT has not vet Illuminated. What
thougli there letters on human limbs which its
sweet influences have not yet dissolvcd: Would Won
therefore destroy ~ Would you bl out the sun because
as MOI YET melted the polor :-J aud covered the
ahy ITSELF because it has yet produced its perfect
WORK oi universal peace, bcnevolence and Joy?
The Memphis Gazette of the Sth ut states on The
authority oil gentleman just from Vicksburg that two
e, cue named orry notorious negro thel aud
u'"uor' were snhmery executed few days before by
gotten, belonged to gang which has for some time in
tested the neigborhood.
- LIwisnURG, August %, 1885.
THE SrRINcs.Thc crowds at the different wa,erin,,
places continue undated The Sweet Springs arc NOW
becoming an object of attraction That place is the re-
neral rendezvous towards the winding up of the season
lhere all Inc beauty and fashion of the different water
ing establishments assemble prior 10 thrir hi;
hna departure from the mountains Al ,,rss,,,, 40.
are informed the company the Sweet SprinSs xceeds
-oV' ana no doubt IN few days that place Will nrescpt
e same appearance, as TO the throng OF visitors which
ocen Witnessed for SO long time the White Sui
phar--HIeghGniaR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04
THE ELECTIONS

ALABAaA.-Judge Cays majority is increased TO
IO6o9-nine counties only TO be heard from Mr.
CnAPMAF represents the let CongressionaL District;
Judge MAETiS, the I'd; Mr. LAwBER. the Sd; MIR Lyw-
IS, the 4th; and Mr. LYos, the 9Th According to the
late Elections, Alabama goes for Van Buren,.
RHODE lsLAND.-The die is cast and the Who's arc
beaten Sprague beats Burgess SO, aud Cranston 23s-
fcafce beats Burgess III and Cranston 227. The Demo.
cratic Journals rdieue the stuff circulated by Noah md
others about Van Borens nlgues, and large sums of
money being expended to Tie Election The ne xt
III OF r. will consist of 80 Administration and SO Whio
members
report vas set about on Friday tfat the wligs had
succecded-though later have fentcdt In wlata
ridiculous attitude would the Wing Of this City have
been placed " IT had been confirmed - when the De.
mocratic vctOrywas first received hose tho WING turn.
ca up It's nose with sconand seemed 20 regard with i'm
difference the deient Of the Whigs IN q Fcderaf Sgte
Why, what pcbald party are these Wigs DO they
IeJoicc at the defeat of each other Does tho Whjg
cxuit at the ejecton Of Burgess What strange clements
compose the coalition Burgess and Cranstop WIRE in
tact Tie Federal candidates The Providence Journal "a
Wlg paper calls them "fsderoiisis and bcgs Of its
icnds mot 10 doubt the power Of the Fedeyat parfV i'm
the STATE in my future tfial Of strength and il s be.
cause tie fcder0i Pariy beaten tlat nee gejoee Mr.
Jefferson rlOiccd, when he was President that The
Federal states Of Connecticut and Rhode island had
come coming TO the RcDJfcau Payfy (Seo
his prinicd Corrp0ndeaco D. For the same reason ~, do
fsoec al success in Rhode island Baltimore
Chronicle cas II ga small aaair-but still ss matters
stand, it would nave Iran aeceyiaJe To ME OoDosaion
True indeed but is it, small ogrir 10 bent Mr. Bur.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04
RANDOLPH HARRISON, Chairmen
b WiLsoS, Seeyeiory.

tOyhUBNfCdTED.
Meeting If the Roman Catholic Coneyeoafioa Of me rim
" kichmOHd and county ri Henrfco
In conformity with Circular addressed TO the Cicr
gy OF the city Of Richmond and county Of Henrico low
me CoTnmilice O Correspondence Of the Committee Of
Vigilance, meeting Of the Roman Catholics Of said ci
y and county was convened their Church after divine
service, on Sunday evening, tho Both August Ie35.
ne meeting was organized by calling Mr. John
Cheyailie to the Chair and appointing Mr. james Her.
ron, Sccrcarg.
The Circular, together with the Resolution 10 vyb;cl,
" refers brng submitted TO the meeting bv tl,e Rev
Pastor Of the Church. then read by The Secretary
when, on motion Of the Rev T. O Bricn Commit.
tee OF three was appointed by the venerable Chntna 10
take the same into consideration and TO draft resolutions
expressive OF the views Of this meeting the mofnci-
ions SUBJECT Tor whichit convened
The Committee consisted Of the Rev T. o Bricn, Mr.
o. ficot, and Mr. p Devereux-who allcr retiring for
short time returned and reported the following resolu
lions which were read seratim, and unanimously adop
ed by the meeting.
Isl. Hesoieed, BY the members Of this congregation.
individually and collectively, that view with abhor,
renee tie unhoy and unprnciped interference of some
Northern Fanatics aud their associates betv cen The ma
ters and their slaves in these Southern States
% Rssolsed That such interference is condemned bv
the Constitution under which live. and cannot he
otherwise than injurious 10 the slave and TO his master
ID Rtsolred That we approve the determination Of
our Southern brethren IN not condesccndng 10 discuss
TIC question Of slavery with those fanatics
4ih Resotttd, That we hold an enemy to this Com.
monwealth any and every individual, who directly or
indirectly aids IN this unbOy crusade aguins the rights
OF property and The sancNty OF social order.
9TH Resolred That while We view slavery in The alb
sifact, ns an evil, We hold II 10 be our first duty
Christians and citizens to support The civil institutions Of
our country.
9th Resortd, That copies Of these resolutions be sent
to the Edors Of The Courier, the Enquirer, and tho
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04

EnILEys, BiLLBTs II wish 10 pyfcbssc deli
y - vera5e q the Penentiary bet.eeo C,rtv and 6c
y Thousand Aeuf barrel bIicts For t,eeato fhous,nd
'tHvered tmmediately, cay bg ue fst Of JuIv (oext
month"; J VIII pay 81 per thousand
THOS g. MONCURE.
''pe W ~ nm AgeW Pen,teptqyis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04

TIE Globe IS discussing the eypuRgiae resolution with
great research and ingenuity II is consulting the Par
lamemmgty records Of Great Britain and shows how
"tlc Rolls may be RACED with the PEN without oli-
ierang ihem-and bow easy, therefore, is for Those
Representatives. Of the States The Senate who arc call
against Che President from the records (soud they CONT
nue. to feel any constitutional qualns he subcct 10
oroef mat The obnoxious sentence should be rosst o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04
TIE BoS7'0.v ORATORS.


we are happy TO lay before our readers tho Sncechcs
oil Mcssrs Fletcher aud Spragus We shall fI,y chen,
up with the Speech Of II q. Otis, Esq
he speech of MIR Fletcher has many beauties-I -
,e, luminous eloquent, aud to The purpose-That of
Mr Sprague IS worthy OF all praise In. was late ~.
nator OF The u: Sa " hg; but we care mo-, who IN, j.;
he Is an American and Patriot We are told ,at ba
Is advanced IN years but aye appears onl, "a, have ma,
ud nus acnlues, while it has abatcd one scin,la
OF the fires OF his youth II is an adlrabj odc,;n
bold frank, and patriotic in its spteeoin,,
fesstblc argument and enriched Ly all the races Of
Eioluence. We hail the cxcr,ioi,s of such ,,,.n l.;
suen capss Let tue spirit of Sprague prevail and all
" &c 'ee" ne rights OF the South must be protected
ieoukcd and eNunguislled for years If not for rhc
o'Vsseu Ihain which binds together will be bryh,en
ca ana strengthened in the prime piles which Produced Il
eod grant 1t may be so
'e shaii not C1Rdy cp;thes with the Whip ma :, o,
toiu us-io we willing leave its claHgcs and -,
re- TOO, to the 'intoT1acd (and mpartan r,a
Inc wing, of course, cannot be one of our pms 10
u.s. but we wish TO understand the Wig 'rLo ,.L;is
gig iorsays; Were Andrew Stevenson i'm Mr. ch,.
Pave .he ehangeling would wake the seven slccn.rs
WIN ms canorous obesations against the DANGER o The
Constitution and the stability of the Senate Of
te senatorial term from six years TO one r. No,, -
we 10 UNDERSTAND that This is actually IN. co,,. ~,
i'cgn IS TO take! Masks off, gcnemcn-Ooos Nj
Leigh mean to disobey his Instructions and nm, !, -
% gIounu, OF the sta|fuy Of The Senate and the dancer
docs ne intend To say that 1 will neither oLe nor ;
out mat now only hold the qualified cona;t;o5,
uuy oil obedience; although | was The chan,nion ~
Tue great doctrine in 1912 Does he mean to sp hairs
iet us see what you Whether W.. would INV, o.
ken similar course in regard Mr. Stevenson or MT
IS not now me question. Certain it is that we 0sok IN,
same ground IN 1912 towards WIN b. Giles that ,, no,
ne III regard TO Mr. lcigh-and he was certainly ns
great Statesman, and distinguished man as either
Mr. Leigh or MIR. Stevenson.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-09-04

~ D0lg' ahall appear 10 our next
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
8eoinsunsen Oisler 3eituns.

1.Der YreiS cieler 3eitunsift Gin
1baIer fir ben 5abrsans tpenn inner
batb orey W1onatsn pom @mrfanse De
3eiiuua ou.-Gin IbalSr uno fhnf5is eente
reuu iruerbalb Dem Sabre.-uuo 2Gboser
renuuab 8erIauf oe0slben bs5abl miro.
2. Snr cine tursers 3eitals ieds Mlonote
miro feine SubsIeription ansencmtnen,unc
Die 3eitune fam nibt onFseseeen oef0e"
is ale Mudfdnoe be5ablt hno.
8. Befanntmabun9en folten: sur etne
Mo6e 50 @ents cas- Wlsred ; tnt e'nen
Nonat 81 uno fit elm Sabr s2balFr oae
8iered.
4. Wer oiele 3eitune outd ben poltfe'lef
befbmut. tpiro nod Die su(aBli6e Sumrae
een 25 Gents 81 be5ablen baben.
srP8refe ,e. an Den Qeransssbes mn,'
fen poffrsp einselanet spercen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
Dtr sen fer.

Ser y en- ter.
Gin Na@tFad aus Dem lesten frans6itib:
fpauNben &riese.
Die 8lods Der tlsiuen Stacf D2snoa loblua
Miusrnabt, ale 8ietcr, Elm iuueer transb
Glder Si'5ier, auf Die lsrafe oss bod &C.
IIsesnen @artens trat, BON no er cas staot:
den oa6 frubibare 1bal uno oas Weer /,
berltben founte. Sm bell.sIeubtsten eebtol:
fe tobts Der Subel oss Seffes, bas Der 8e=
Gser, Marauis 9esanse, ben Sfiseten bee
bier Iatloni,ten 9atatlicns aab ;N3etcr al:
lein sntscs N6 Der ranldsnsen Quilbarfeit,
luhts osn 2rolf Der Giniamfet uuo lie Ct
fril6enoe 9la6tluft. @r .par 9at,allons:
@bef uno bier aufsefeQt Die percdbtiaen
8emesunsen ces nnrnbtstn e pauier Su be-
otaebtsn ben tapfeiu loreIolen Snnaliue
i,tufisl sun Hiten a)taIs in kiuem Qsten
bic 0spalt Der esiosnibait fir Elm speib!ib
es QDe1sn @!ara's tusen batten I,in Scr,
se.roffsn, uno Obne Qoffnuns fab er i'll Der
Io6ter oes rsi6en, ttul5sn Oraaben EN- Dor.
Der in ibm oen9tleoriseetcruer, ben Sremc:.
ling uuo oen &rieserNapcleons botTsn mnf.
te. Den Gag hber bate er leD mat BEN
1rdut,ertpen eee bm 70 neuen 8tfnbiS il,
! bsrlanen Der Saudi Der Nabtluit erfrileb.
| te feline matten 3ebersseiiier. ,,no er rafft;
lEb auf, i'm. teine frieserilben paibtsn av
erialen; eenn Oh nonl 9Illes GAM tubia
lbien uub Der Marquis ibm nit Der arbB:
ten Sreunollbteit besesnete, 70 persaB er
niht oiei ermabnune, Dem / b etno E n
Spanisr an, ipenisiten 5u trauea. :.
Mie er al, Den Nano Der 1errafe trat,
|erblibte Ct ,,hten pas Stdpteben erieuebtet
luno bob bate er befob!en, Ssner unD tib1
l3ur sewbbnliben Stunoe 5u tIbfben, uus
lsasse nnr eas Ssfa im e6lofs ssfattst,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30
I'D { E M tt sc.
g CD n { ioe r:2 ieD.

~
e.c.4.n s.hs,a.s o,e..E,>
Ssrn hn hin falt. n,;e SNsibnad5tsmins.
,Ins ba,t ,pie n,eine @deere
Ns;n oY,,,fr Sd,neioer Qeiobtfuf irrt
Tnrfh ale @ofI,n, mie permi,rt.
81 Tnudt sss Wabns1nns S,ise
Gdhnn unrer leiuer SRnss.
e5 orr,.s ,,ufs,d,,n ma, h.ut
Ga morp beiteut Elm Dameuf(eie
On s;n,m 0odh,eit.8oIIe.
Ser k,If,n 8 offft uobm id, ans.
linn Sd,m;tt ,,np ffbnitt uno fd,nitt oaraus,
Ssnf, r,id, 6esonfsnlof,n
Sin Waar ouiarenbofeu.
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a.. m ~ >.,,, 49,, ,,,h.;, h;,, M Ghurs
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-10-30

JH S7tDIpNOFUi0nO mar elllS StQOI
Won Setnoen ein9elblpftn,
uno Gag uno 0la6t nit elmer 9aat
Bon &u9eIu ibsrso 0su.
Die W1usr. troBgs 5.par Dem Sturm;
Do6 faB D arin otr puu3eruusm,
uno tt'ns Or 9ente Wasen
9e'paIti5 all .au nassn.
@leiO s6att'n lief eas Dclf berum,
uno l6rir @raebt eub, 0(arrsn
Der pun9er 5ieot MIDI ibief uno ttumn,
sd tann ribt ldnaer barren.
"Da l6ritt nit 26renmutb berbep
Gin Meitter bon oa Sbnsicerep,
@ebieteuo "gtiu, ibr Memneu
Seb MIL has llnslnd bemmen."
Hranf lief fd oiefer tibne peIo;
eSSn cine 8odebaut ndbsn,
unr iId), aIs Ood, por alter MeIt
StradS ouf Der Mauer Ieben.
@r mederts pcm boben QBau
QIud f. natnrIiob, oaB Den S6au,
Gen melt uuo brett nan tbrte,
Die Seino' i'm Eager ttbrte.
.: "6a fuhtsn fe ; oa6 eub bic pef !
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-08-04

ward who would attempt disturb that harmony so es.
sental TO her public welfare.
BY Charles Green. May Judge White of Tennessee
smuggle Martin Van Buren, out of the Presidency of
tho United States
BY X. G. Gus,in Hugh l.. White of Tennessee: In
air way To receive the reward reserved for those who
colleague with their enemies 10 wound their friends
BY John Cox. Andrew jackson, the wise, firm and
honest American statesman Neither the power nor
cunning OF French dipomaiis,s will bring him
Ietrac anything in derogaton of the rights aud honor of
his country.
BY DR.. Lewis w. Ogden. The principles of Whig-
ism While the people of England, under the glorious
influence of these PRINCIPLES daily reforming the peo
pie OF North America, by strange pervcrsio are
on account OF their reckless resistance these
principles, hourly degrading.
BY Andrew Dawson. The Bank ofthc United States
conceived ia sin brought forth inquiy and nururcd
by vice.
BY Michael CASTER. Martin Van Buren,, the little
masican--Destined TO be President in spite of
all nnholy coalitions TO defeat the will of the people.
By john r. James William Rivcs A fayorite son
OF democracy, who nobly preferred retirement with
honor rather than be suspected OF misrepresentation his
constituents.
BY Harvey Boyles. Andrew Stevenson /: The acts of
iacuous Senate cannot deprive him Of the happiness
howng from conscious recltude and faithful dis
charge Of his public duties -
ny Mchael easier. Roger B fancy An incorrup-
oie patriot, whom the destinations OF office coulo not
ties.
by Andrew Dawson. Martin Van Buren, "Thc
stone winch the builders rejected the shall become
the head oil the corner