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"a OiiCE.-Fhe mercantile operations of MOTLEY *
l BALDWIN by limitation, terminated the LIST in
slant, Nlarch) All persons indebted to said concern
are particularly requested make payment as early as
practicable. MOTLEY " BALDWIN,
Farmve, March LIST, 1885.
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WAS COMMITTED to the jail Of Frederick coon.
,ETyS ~; as a runaway, negro calling himself
join hAhtlS, about fortyfve years Of age FIVE feet
seven inches hig and OF dark complexion There are
no visible marks or defects about him. with the exception
oil ms right eg being about an inch shorter than the left
occasioned by kick from a horse in Inc Groin H.
says that he belonged originally the estate Of - Car
ter and was purchased from the said estate v one Jobn
abou five years since, (name not recollectedA Tic oe
is requested to forward prove property nav CHARGES
and take him away Otherwise he viii be denosd az &C.
cording to law. CHARLES HULET
J0iioy If Frcdcyick county, Ha
March ~ nj ."
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The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public generally that he still continues
business at the old stand formerly Motley & Baldwin
where may he found at all times, general assortment Of
Goods, suited to the seasons
GEORGE r. MOTLEY
March 90 IoE o:
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Having exhibited the orpinal resolution ,y;.,, o. -
aso F, d. woalu leave 1t to others TO explain the
tGasohs OIL such extraordinary metamorphoscs Wbe-
ther to get rid of the Bank association or TO get ia &c
nc impeachment clause, or TO concac the votes Of all
VINO were wiling 10 condemn the President mt could
not tell Tor what it was not for him to saw but one him
he would venture to say that the majority who agrosS
III passing general resolution contai.iDo >ris,;n,f
charge against President Jackson for violating the laws
ana The Constitution, cannot agree in NAMING The
or the clause IN the Constitution violated or in spe
Syu ~ any ACT constituting such violation And here
Mr. l. paused and offered to give way 10 tie gentIemcn
OF the opposition, if they would now undertake 10 spe
cry any act which President Jackson had done in viao
ton OF law or Constitution
g. Unwarranted by the Constitution and Laws Mr.
B. said THIS head Explained Itself n ,ccJod w ir'
Pemcnt to be understood by the Senate or the country
&C PRESIDENT was condemned without the form of trial
Shu' therefore ms condemnation unwarranted nv Tho
Constitution and laws W
u Subversiye Of the rights Obedience which be,o, .,
an an accused aud impeacha6e odicer-This head also
TT. y. slu' APained itself An accused person had
s 10 be heaId before he condemned; an impeacba
bic officer could notbe condemned unhcatd nv tle So,
without subsefng all the rights of defence Vobci L
iong 10 MN, and dsquaifying tho Senate to ocf os @
partial Judges in the event Of his being reonlori 49,
Peachod Tor the same offence In This case fe Hone - 6
representative thcy confded in the Senate conden,
nauo would send upan impeachmen that they had not
done So wns Fsooe that they had no confidence ~ IT,
correctness Of our decision ''0
o. Oh evil xampiV.--Nothinp said Mr. y coold no NO.,
unjust and Illegal ia glG aad therefore nf,e evil i;
ample, Than TO Try people without hearipp and S
mem without defence I'm this such trial and src
contemplation was aggravated by the refusal Of fl,e
Senate, alter their sentence was pronounced 10 rc;
the defence OF President and lett be printed for lilo
inspection OF postery So that IL this crimnatnr TO-
sodtop Is not oxpunged, the singular spectacle will o
downo Poserity, ofa condemnation anda refusal 10 rr
nat ananswer from the condemned person. standng re
corded on the pages Of tho ouruall-Nr b said tIo
senate nus look Forward to the time far ahead PERTAINS
but time which may come, when this body may be- Gl
cd with disappointed competitors personal enemies of
the President Of aspirans to the very Office which
he holds and who may not scfupe TO undertake TO erin
pie him by Senatorial condemnations 10 attant him bv
Convictions 20 ostracise him by votes and lest this
should happen, and the present condemnation Of Pros-
dent Jackson should become the precedent for such an
odious proceeding the evil example should be arrested
should be removed, by expuDging the present zen.
tencc from the Journals Of the Senate And here Nj
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THVO OWNERS or SLAVES.-A planter from the
n South wishes to buy for his o1on r1ct,sre serree
rom ~ TO lOO slaves in families. lie would prefer
purchasing from one OF moro large slave holders who
might be disposed to sell out their entire stock az the
toiowng rates, va one M,rd Cash, and the balance in
tco three instruments negotiable paner or ac
tances IN New Orleans or Now York to be gwen and the
security ~ all respects ample and satisfactory. lie viii
months Of January February; and viii receive tho
Negroes when the contract is made or in the Summer
or Fall, at the option Of the veDder
Letters (g0stpoid,) with description Of the Negroes
may be addressed to his agent.
Jan. ". l79.--tf III p CAVENDIgU
" Inc Petersburg CONSTELLATION, Danvc CnlDcocr
Gazoie Raleigh Standard Fayetteville Observer and Bslno
o 0ffc for cole
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2ih Do, 1893.
"Resoiced, That nv
Gismissing the late SC.
crctary OF the Trcasu.
~, because he woul,
not, contrary to. hi,
sense Of his own duty.
remove the money OF
tho U. Statos, in depo,
site with the Bank OF
the United states and
it, branches, in confor
nifty with the Presi.
dents opinion, aud b,
appointing his sue.
cessOr to make suci
removal, which hal
been done, the Pfcsi
dent has assumed the
exercise of a power
over the Treasury OF
the United States, moi
granted to him by th,
Constitution and laws
aud dangerous toilio Ii
berries ofthe People. ,
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EsgCEGNO.vYs, T.YasGEy.E.4.


N LIE vi rEAi, ESIAIE.---Will be sold. on Mon
~ day, Odd Instant the premises to the highest bid
der, the following real estate. viz:
mat new and wclbuilt dwelling house. with 30 feet
OF ground appcraining thereto situated Mayo or Io
Gust street. occupied by James Allen Eso of Tho
house of Davenport Allen & Co Also ttot nay, o,d
belonging thereto, situated the same street and nnv
occupied by VIM. Smith, Esq.
These tcnements were erected by the late Garland n
Mitchell they emincnty combine proximity TO the CEN
families. " P'''"e
Terms Of Ste-Onc third cash one third four months
credit, one third eight months credit with privilege 10
inc purchasers to pay cash abatement OF LEGAL dis
. ior te credit Payments If credit should be elect
cd by the purchasers, negotiable with approved
endorsers Tor the credit payments and trust deed on
the property, will be required,
sale TO commence ut IL O'clock NJ
, DAVID D. MITCHELL,
For himself and 7orney in fact for he other heirs of
ch1r1esMiteheH, decd. [Nlarchl4 l03-3t
EHXECUTORS SALE-Will be sold TO tho Inches,
HI bidder, ON the premises, Tuesday the DIST of
April next the Tract of Land in the county of Gooc
land, belonging to the late Mrs. Elizabeth Humber de-
ceased, containing 113 the following terms
VIZ: one third cash, third i'm six and the balance IN
twelve months bonds with approved s,curitv AMI !,
Deed oil trust on the land will be required TO secure the
payment The land lies the stage road from Rich
mona 10 charlottesville and FIVE miles above the Court
house 1t is one of the healthicst residences in th;s
part CT the counryand the title is ndisputable Also
ut the same time and place. there will be sold for cash
some articles of household furniture
All persons having claims against the estate of the
ate Mrs Elizabeth Humber, deceased will present them
on the day of sae properly authenticated as arrange
mcnts may be made for their settlement; and those IN
ueoieu 10 SAID estate, will please make immediate paw
ment' as longer indulgence cannot be allowed.
MlCAJAH MANGUM,
NJ, :, Executor IF Elisabeth Humber. decd.
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-. f|4fF ~ % u,
(harieS .MstcheM. decd IkIarcL Ii \ ln:,-a. y
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HoIf InDerfeC
Seconds korm.
lIu...L 80 nnnn

! 1iarebi 2elE, 1894.
"RrSolg6d, That in
taking ufon himself
tho rosponsibiitg ofre
moviDgthe dcposite of
The public molcy from
tho Hankof tho United
states, the President
lof the United States
has assumed the cxcr.
lciso of a power over
ltlio Treasury of the
~. States not gSautnd
Ito him by tile Consti.
sutton nnd Laws, and
dangerous TO the fiber
ties of the People,"
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g'3sHIa'H's E..

THG FkIxcm rAlyry.-l 1t is singular that tie John
Bull ut the InrlIlncrr should tara Frenclnnan Nay
should take higrr ground in support of the course III
thu French Government, liian HE French Ministry
themselves. NJ. Human, the Kings Minister Of RI!
nance the organ Of the French Government: declared
to The Chambers that the views taken in the Message
tic personal opinions o. the President tHat
n .hcr tie People Of the United States their CO.
vrrnr' responsible Er them unless sanctioned
b. CnnurcsS; aaI that nu:hin in the message could all
solve Frlncc from thu engagement TO which her honor
Pledged Eat ats N hc.ic character 0uttoTsed hy
Cnrgrc$s. And yet have the organ Of the political
aspi!nnts Of The Senate maintaining The principle upon
which the French Chambers prcdlca!ed their provlso
The intr!lrcncrr Of Saturday SAYS:
co"nd that Tue annual Message of tho President
bs,n Ii"ur> III Congress document itu wl foreign
haze 40 contrary, a%lres
IA. Wor! as well Congress People United
States Ia President aHI his Ministers, all Know, think proper
the contrary bat we have their Gs Ianst their asu:cn,s
documents which have cunuch from them. In rhis
Message, dn tbs right OF The F'eac Kim !" know Wat pass
in tie Executive and Congress Of the United states, tho
rrrt his language, to trace the history
passage Of the French Chanhrrs tells wat tho
Minister Vi Aance said il his speech on the OCCASION; what tho
President OF the Cpun" q! Minister'S did, and he" very cStfn"ri-
If the Presidents example, therefore, is
any rails OF acton, it is directly in the teeth Of prei
he" the several rparim"ni II" Government bccas 10
"n:>ri"c AMI Tor Thing said in them, public servants are
"oiy responsible 10 their cna>,iiu and 10 each "lhcr
Tn" render will mark the p1clcxt under which TIE ca
bll. which speaks through the lnteilgrnccr. ccntrnvrrt
the position OF the Message, that far lie dtSc"sStn"s
rhirh tarrrrnc 5ticn he $crrra Departments ~ ouf to-
rtr"hl'"f, In" lnctolaes ''cTc rtp0nsic AMY to thar
own constituents, &c. 1t is upon the ground that the
President has vcntnred "a truce tie hisimy Of our af
lars ~!t:' France through lis diplomatic and legisa-
tive progress: But is this act of laying information be-
fore Congress equivalent to holding lie French nation
responsible for the discussions which have interviewed
among its agents: Is there my assumption Of right
i'll the Message 10 demand explanations OF atone
ment from The French nation or Government, for
the dsparaging opinions expressed OF the American
Government and People, in the Debates of the Cham
bcrs, or even the lnadmssihe principle in regard
MESSAGE nv hat nd nd
toned by the King' No-The Government of this
country holds France responsible for nothing but TIE
acts Of its Government, when brought bear practical
Is upon that of the United States The extava pre-
tension of holding the nation responsible for opinions
expressed By any menbc- OF ,e Frcnr, Government, ir
the course ef It's Legislative deliberations for any ys
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-12-17

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. %.
LATE TrxAs.-By the schooner J. NJ. BandcIl
arrived yesterday from Matamo5as, have received
cur regr,lLr lille ut the Mtrcurn, u the 18th November.
from which we have extracted the proclamlton and
circnla. issued by the Mexican government concern
inr tie movements in TEXTS The language used by
the minions of Santa Anna is Of abusive. but the
Ii xians not to be fooled frightened by ,iir hector
ing spirit of logon lchy.-Be.
Jose Mariana Guerra, Colonel Of cavalry comman-
dcr-nchef of Tanaupas, to the troops under has com
uand and 10 the citizens:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES most ungra'eful rebels, tie
TEXAN coonsls, have dared attack troops and
the officers of the general government. Long ago we
have them openly violating our laws They wish
to rule us, who natives in the land. Admitted
among Foreigners they will now be lords and
threaten the government, which has generously received
them. Guilty Of the hlackest crimes; they dare call
for the constitution of 1924, which they themselves never
respected. In short, they will not acknowledge any
Mexican authorities They want to remain in state
of anarchy so runous to the nation. They wish to rol
of our lands; and are already specializing on the
sulcs.
relow CITIZENSHIP the ranks Of these traitors yol
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-Hr. Cd!houn.-A report current a few DAYS ago
in this city, that Mr.. Calhoun seriously injured
the upse,tng of the Suge between Abeville and Cou-
ba We are very happy to learn that although Mr. Cal
houn was i'll the Stage when it upset. yet he escaped
without the slightest injury.-yMcrcry.
NORFOLK, Dec. 1o.-Mr. Calhoun and Col. Preston,
Carolina and Cen Ripley, ofhe House of Representa-
tves from the State of Louisiana passengers in
the seau-b boat South Carolina from Charleston, ycser.
day morning and proceeded in the Baltimore steam boat
for Washington -Beacon.
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tom of policy, which the Executive, in the dischar Il
official duty tight feel himself called on to recon-
,,rnd has ne yer for moment been indulgcd
The whole Of the article IN tic lnesIigehcel
sufficiently explains why this preliminary doctrine -
assumed 1t is Tie evident pIrsc Of that print 10 en-
courare belief i'll France that there is powerful parry
in This country ready the principles upon winch
,hc French Chambers have prGcrcded-to aIulll He
rirlt of foreign power To intrrpo:c IN our doliicSc
il not permitted 10 die nte the opln hs
and language of public unconares, al least to MS
it may deem offensive in them. This is to bring
hack the days Of Gcne and introduce again french
directory in our national politics. The Government OIL
France-now that the whole Of insult and menace
in the first Message is anniated by the exposI!l Ills oil
the llst-is to be put upon the tack Of milking new
Ground Of controversy, upon the abstract principle as
Sorted of right 10 interfere and drmlmd explanations
for cords spoken in Irbac by AM representative
whether at the head of Department. oniy member
orooe of them If thr French Government can In H.
1c. to insist upon this assumption, and To hr Salis
fled with nothing short Of 4 direct SUBMISSION to lie
demand of the provso of the French Chambers the
obirct of the ncllirenccr is at once "baincd-a WEI
with France becomes inevitable. Mr. Clay will then
he enabled To test The truth ri the prophecy of his
Gdenta! friend, Mr.. Trlchcr, aud whether the
,rLo'c South ciH raH on him canddate jor Tie P'S
deacy-and the Bank GoYrr! Mt will b. iHiugrd with
IN experiment to ascertain how far viii y" drive
the nation acqlicscc in renewal u lis charter, and
submit to It's severe gn.y inF rrr
We are grat:Gd to PERCEIVE however hat Tie press
of the Opposition an"s! universally approve the Mes
s.rr in regard To tie French ailIr-and sill
uOsl pleased ~ find 'r usdlhus course Of the
gers Of the u:i'i eucer Condemned by their former al
lies Globe.
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HTOR SALE--40O acres Of Gnpd Land, Oh the
q Chckaho,uiny; lies well, eight miles from Rich
rnond, is heavily .imbcrcd, and within halfa mile of a
saw.in some buildings; and about fourth Of the
an' cleared Possession given Immediately. Enquire
at the olce Of the Wing or Enquirer.
Dencmhcr L GG--
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lS fredericksburg and Potomac Ra-ll Company
wish to employ workmcn TO execute the Carpenter $
work Of Is miles OF Railroad supcrstructure. The
highest priccsby the day or job will be given.
Wnrkr,rn also wanted for The construction Of Rail
Road Cars
The building Of two Lattice Bridges will likewise be
contracted for.
AS the work must soon be commenced, and ri gorousy
prosecuted. immediate application is invited
J. H. HOPKINS,
Priu. .7Sst Engineer.
Richmond September 18th l-.}l. SIS
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Richmond, September 18th, 1888.

INVALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
intending 10 TO the West. offers for sale the
tact of nd which he resides. containing three hum
ded and eighty three acres The tract Of land is in the
County Of Orange. the of Blue Rum and adj
joins the lands Of Judge Barbour, Charles T. Graves
and others; and is in desirable neighborhood There is
upon it comfortable dwelling house, with all necessary
out houses, barn, wheat threshing machine, and
horse mill, all in good order Persons wishing pur-
chase, expected to visit and judge for themselves
The subscriber will take great pleasure in showing it, and
will make the terms known upon application, which will
be accommodating. JOHN V. WEBB.
Orange county Dec. 2. t4-wsw
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We are waiting with some curiosity for tie proceeding,
Of the hco CoHrrniOS which 10 have assembled q.
Harrisburg Monday last. The CONSISTS Of hgs
the other OF the Am:-Masons. VIII they unite: Whoa
will they rnn--larr!snn Webster: Judge White IS
there out Of the questionable. Clay also to have
withdrawn himself ron the u there be truth
in the following article from tie New York Joutnl O;
Commerce:
'CLAy AND WEBsrGn.-We understand Mr.. Ciar
has declared to his friends in phadc phia that lie shall
not consider his duty TO permit himself 10 be- AGAIN
candidate FOR the Presidency. unless there should b."
such demonstration Of Tn: wishes Of his iowc!,2rn'
in al! parts Il" The country, would leave reasonable
doubt of his election. Whether such stale o. Things
will hereafter occur Remains TO BE- seen In tie mca0
time Mr.. Clay expresses very frankly the pleasure Il
would give tim if his friends should III the approaching
contest, give their support 10 Mr. Webster"
MIR. Clay own Wing friends i'll Va. have given INN
tho gO-ty and prcjtrrcd candidate who had SOFT Of
claim rpm THAR fnry-a nan. whcm one branch OF the
Coalition had drnnumccd Procatuat@n,i aud Force
Bill Elan-arri the o;!r opponent Of the Bank,
&c. &c.-Wc question whcihcr MIR. Clay viii n!cc! via
success iii PENNSYLVANIA.
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TIE SIIiP EiGUTED !!


We take great pleasure in ANNOUNCING, that PrrrV
Daniel has Lrcn rcSOrcd to tn! Executive Council fret"
which he oS,raciscd by The Wings Of ia" !ast Srs
sion lie yesterday elected. by lila oiity Of =. 9;
both llouSes-in place OF Daniel Wilson, EsG-Ns
trust, tia, Republican Friend OF The Culp'urr Ga.
will he satisfied when he to understand the
movements q" the Legislature They have $" i:: 'o"'
piled with the following suggestions from his pen:
The Legislature has been organized by the elec'In
Of Stafford IT, Parker Of Caroline Speaker Of the D.
nate, and Lima Banks Speaker Of ;:ic H. Of Dcrga'
Both without opposi.lon and both good men and tt''
So far good Let the Legislature now 90 on, ''c,
Richie Printer, and r. V. Daniel IS Coumc'"r, a"G
call upon Mr. Leigh redeem the piighl"d pledge a'4
honor Of his friends made last winter, al his election aH
resign; and then ''cry hold, enough The "fn:
will have been rigi:tcd. The injustice practIs'c ~ 'af
" hcs during their accidental usccndancy viii be ~
paired and should 20 further. BY such c"n''
shall rrbHke with sufficient severity the party t;
of the Wings. and maintain the lofty chaaIirf
coed old State
| We conc 1t. with the al, v.-Whcn tho" ESpungr,
Resolutions have bcrn passcd-and see do not hesitate
express belief, that they ousM 10 be peSstd, md M
Mey wu be passcd-le Us stop-and ''cry hold, enough
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We would really cry merry Of tie Editor OF he Il
lcsburr n,riigrnccr, ii such partlzan were SU'
crptiJe Of any iijtrai Scnhmcn He we!ds so P!is'
pen, that We cannot help wincng under the ;ssa".
Here for example has he been nssa!Ing US, Tor a'e"
knaws how many mOntlI5-amd We feel LIKE the lC''
Captive tied 20 the stake, with lighted torches stick
over U.s. aud ready to expire under the cn'nhustnh -
be sure he has been unable (oh lie and our enl ghtcH,
jeni,chior friend Of Pitts; vana y to arrest the cfnh
ton OF the Enquirrr-w!ch seems to thrive, IN slL
their hostility He has proved himself incompcni!
drive us from the public Office which the rrlrbuSi's
tice Of the Republican party has restored to u.s. ar a'
been taken away by the rrUscrpvc policy OF the W.
Our awful friend Of the 2. lntlIgcncct Will mol "
rest Guirt-but ha, given rakinI ire !"fn 10, -.
mcndous battery, On MonGa" last. rs usui No.
he does no. do NJ any thing like justice nc nar ,i,
for instance cuninr 10 ourselves t"' tHp'tSS',
ing Ike rrssd of Siaic-which he calls '' ces -,
| ra,on'-and utlers good deaf cl Honstn;G w. g.
considering OURSELVES 1.-The only SAFE pilot Lr.o,
when he ought 10 know that the cI! Trs''oa W. !,
ed from the floor Of the House. and was !h'e"'
MY TO H.. restoration OF another rs wei IS oU'
also carps a. our putting the names OF Nrs''
Holcman and Watkins III NatlfS, wiie 'ne 81
the other side .consigned TO the 49,, |
lis general TYNE" We assure the lnleli'ec"'I
had no such intention Why could mol 'i "h d" d
GER for once in his life, have treated Us Us
spoken the truth as firmly ID his "h's 10 ppt
Alexandria Gazette, in the following NANNY 49,
manly paragraph? lao. m If lrE
"The election Of Public Printer took pace o ITtos
inst Mr. Shands Of Prince George, hoi'' i c,,,be.t
Richie, and Mr. Stanard nominated sa'!u. .si,skcc
After a very animated DISCUSSION, TIC q''s''"' f
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HySSiSXjPpI EIECVJO,H

-;
We have the Miss;ssippiai.' from jackson, Uic
Of Gnvrrnuent) Of November 2Jl and 21ti-aud tie
Natchcz Stree rraitr' 81. the 27th.-But all the
turns Tor Governor had been received. Lynch
about 22i ahead of Runnes; and three counties, W
Clark Kelnler and Laudcrdae, yet to be heard from
The VI ;$iSsippian CT the 27t.l gives the following
Cory d'G.H Of the state:
"ln the Dc!uocIacy haze !a;gr oiy Tie
Cn'.rlntp'a election Tic Cor@cS:I1 al cic;I
srri: Politician am, %; s;e.:a d">>
popularity, always rrnrsSc 10 &c dcci c.y "r IL" Admin
anil 4aiag measures, a,O Of White Tor the Presidency b..
himself the election G"vVls" tUnscS, 10 r
electoral =: the He acCUT!ny SUPPORTED ~ the
jackson White b. the NaL ur Jach>ont, a"l
Opposition The sun;c,: Van BufcH cuunt.
gave him large vote a. las i"rd-e-C"P"I.
Other haa Col! ClliaorHc a:cwrG iricE OF NJ Na
Buren, nominee OF the convention, elected b! a">o
noai! =iYe Of Tor President yet wiz De pet
crIvr lac received his support almost crc!rg om the Ea Eu
III the
NJ. v b. u|L Green, AM two ether tOCi'cI 10
rccv:l Little support 20 with Major Edwards, ano'L'
avowrI Van Burcn Though cgl:ac Tor the tn, tmr
his life -!Lrra. ara o Col. u His, who rallied oil h
An;Eun Buren, strength and n"y Of the Jach,on Lrca
lrlS decided A",I Bank, Anti
fca,ion, and ia k-oa caTIidaic.
L..i UdGiy treated BY his Multiplying and Wiz
friends They used his stock Of influence und popularity this
is' aad fall AID he, ahiul 10 his rsan he. laoIcd
made numerous an long speeches for them But that the
tion' they dropping him like 'lot po,a;oe
10 Inc ate cl"cnn complain that owing their alliance
f!unmrT; THIS - u"gr"t"iu! Mr. Piummcr is nnpuua hG
some OF The cunidie' the 'PeOpc's Ici would
ce"cG decent Vote, aui Ter him. de, Guc.'