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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-05

SpAIN.-We have mentioned the appoint.
ment OF a Ministry in Spain under Mr.. Men
dizabal, from which hopes were entertained
OF more happy order Of things. This Min
ister has just returned to Spain after an abb
sence OF twelve years. He received his ap-
pointmeDt as Minister Of Finance AT Lisbon.
where he was residing in the capacity Of am.
bassudor. He closed the business of his mis-.
sion with all possible expedition, and return
ed to Madrid to accept tho appointment
On his arrival he addressed to the Queen
letter, in which he stated the motives which
had induced him to accept the appointment,
and the principles on which he proposed to
conduct his administration.
Tho Queen IL Is stated has had the good sense
10 srPre-- her APPRECIATION Of this letter A con-
.ocA,'on OF the Cones was to take place imme-
d'zfeiy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-05

moved to lay the resolution on tho table
negatved. The resolution was then passed,
and the Grand Committee adjourned to 10 o.
clock, Saturday morning.
SATURDAY MORNING OcT. 3Ist.
The Grand Committee met Mt 10 O'Clock.
Immediately after the roll had been called,
the committee appointed to count the votes,
made report, from which we copy the fol-
lowiDr as the result:
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-05

MUNIcIrAL.-At town meeting held on
Saturday afternoon last, the Town Council
were requested to appoint town watch, to
commence the 18th November, and to con-
tnue until the 3lst March.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-05

New YoRK ELEcTIoN.-The election of
members of the Assembly, and of member
of Congress in the place of the Hon. Camp
bell p. White, commenced In the State and
City of New York on Tuesday last The
number of votes polled on Tuesday was less
than five thousand five hundred-not one half
the number in some OF last years elections
1t is still very doubtful who will be elected
to Congress as each of the three parties
claims the victory thus far.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-05

pcrmont-The Green Mountain State is
still without Governor and still likely to be,
to all human appearance. Thirty seven sue
cessful balotings had already taken place at
our last advices. Palmer the Anti-masonic
Wing candidate had lO2 votes OH the last bal
lot, Bradley ivan BUREN, 20, Paine the other
Wing candidate 40, and Mr.. Jennison 10.
They seem to have no difficulty, however,
in making their Judicial Officers. The Hon.
Charles X. Williams was unanimously roe
lectcd Chief Justice, and tho Hon. Stephen
Royce Assistant Justice.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1835-11-05

5000 bushels wheat, shipped to Liverpool in
issi, has been returned TO n. York in good order.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
S6erif5 NtrfQui*

Agaft etneS bOnoW @Ourt tou| Is omn,on
pleas BON Start @auutp. an mid aeri6te:
ten 8efebles Don penoi. Grpo. tperoe idb an
Der @outtbausIbire, in beiastsm Gauutp auf
Samita3 ben 51lten Gag udbdeu eSanuars
|ol9enoe bafbrie5enes @s9:utbam auf of!nt.
lldem @erfaufe ausbisten, ndn,lib: Hotte
)to. 265, III Der Gtact Canton, in befaetem
eauutp, BON Starf, nit einen, Sad iteiner.
men IQaule uno (onltieeu @eb6uoentoarauf.
Jn 8sldla9 senomnen ale bas Gissntbum
uon 0eor9e @ribbs, auf cine @rseutton su
8untten Don Vail. DapaIt IT,. Ger Der=
fauf miro smllbsn 10 ubr 9. Oe. uno 4 ubr
u. ~. an bsiastsm Gage llatt fmosu.
0scree q. Webb, Sberif.
Canton, D.c. 25. 1854.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
.8Dr1 MuSlQnoe.
- AGNNNg2Nf fNNNNZN q

$eutGOlo ant D. In peliti-
fcben Nabrlhten Don ollgemeinem
ceEntre0e feblt es notb tnner. &0is
0erb rbanoIun9cn Oes QSisncr Olinlz
ttsrialconsrslIes 1ino NOD Elm per(is,
eeltss 0u6; unO 9slemano psrma9
es su beltimmen, mann es 0en ollilr,
ten Surffen 9efollsn miro, ben eez
beimni6oouen Stbleier III lhften.-
Nub in 9is1fiht Der neusren Dem
ospsilDen 0ewc9un9en >no Der
oarauf erfolsten 9srba aftaebmune
,nebrerer 100 Snoipiruen, srbbten>
tbeils ,,Stuciercnoe un0 NeomteI
tnanselt ss, on meitercn uno umtdnpz
liben Serltbten. untsr Den 2lrrejt>
unteH Die 1hen fruber in Die }odnee
Der Jultls fel.n, unO oeren prrce6,
nah fat untcrtrasll6er Qer;5eer,
uns nun enOliO entEbieoen 1T, fin
Den tpir oub oen beillcbsoarn1ttdotk
fben Or. 9S tlb belm g 6ull
Den eSert0ncr Ger eelOcn S0rtNten:
'Deutl l6lonos gtnbeit burd Nat-
iuualreprdfentanten" uno ,,so6Selt
ornent 0es OeutId)en DolfsbDten. (,
Oas Sberfrisqsqerittt Uerurtbeilte
oenfelben su gaHation, Derlult Der
spenllon uno ttrenaer >Ycttu19 slfrofe
Don 5 sSabrent anD gonfscatien
Der in lnteriucbuns esfon,msnsn
Shrlften. IN ueltben ,mor uur, ,rie
raS llrtbetl iifb auabrileft Gin snts
feruter 9erfuft ,u,n 5,ocbvesratbe,
aber Elm oeno entithieosner 5oaue
aur Sbmabuna unD 6erabpurria,
uns Der Observation-Disclosures pore
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
@ Oeri0S q fauf.

Rrajr eiues beiOnoeru SsfebIs bon f. fa.
ct lspa.2fa' all mid eriaAen bon Der Court
Don Gonmon Wlies bon gtarf @auntp,-
neros ib an Der @outbau5tbitre befa9ten
9auntD5; cur Oloutaa osn 12ten San. 1885.
oas gau5e &e0t. uno Sntrenen .. Stepbau
=. 0lllDert. oen folsenos belbtiebeuen Au!
|tbsA Ooer Stti1 Hanoes gum Dertaufe aus
lEietsn, t,amiib einen She'll Don fraction 9,
1auulDip Q, &aues 10. belbrlebsn pie
foIst, asnfanseno oil einsm Soften en- 2uss
caraspasF sFabs, srenaeHo an Qano BON QBm
Smttb, ,eann rSrSti6 09 &utheu ;u ei,lem
i Volta H. s'oann Seitiob 147 Nntbeu an cine
Sslne a.rllben uno ansren5snoe Qano Don
lbraham Wanoerbof, an Den 2uSeprawae
5lue,s oauu bsiastsn SluB binuuter gum 2Iu=
fanae, eutbattstao St Nder nebr ooer ,peni-
|qer Sn Btidsas aenernrsssn ais bas eis
aeutbum npn gteeban S.slolubert, auf cine
Is rfeutipn 4, @unttsn BON SalnueI MeiB.
|Dtr 9esfauf mire ltatt fnosn bon 10 ubr
d. ". big 4 u9t q. se: an befastem 9a5e.
=. 0eo. g. Bebb, S6erif.
eAerifsamt Canton, 0soe.s2s. 1884,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
Neue8 MtrtD6ballg,
aun, GGielo osr

8 no q nj Gb n, & 6nie i n!
Ser l1nterl l0riebsne, titr5!ib p.oer g tact
qdnea(ter, ga. madr bent Vublifum erse:
benit befanur, oaB er Elm bfentlibes ORirbs=
Ibau5 an oem aIten Stanopuntte rpeIeber
oon Sorn. Sobn @larf~ in eanton an Der
5useara,paS StraBe, 3tpep 9ieredj 6tt!id)
pom @ourtbaule eiugeno,un,en ,par, 100 er
feline MHbe uno llnfo(ten fparte um oae
0aas atta;ubefern nno our 8eqeunliDfeit
ouer oerer teiu5uri6ten, bic aeneist fuo Yep
inn ausurufsu uno er periIbeu lle cas-
teqlide ;Mnltreaquns eenaebt niro,s ibneu
9enaQe 'au leiiteu.-Seine Sdsnte uno 1ein
Gilb, {ollen NIT Dem bsiten psrisben uer:
Den, mas Der Marft oarbietst. Ser Inter
iebriebene madbt ebenfa(ls Dem WubIitum Be-
nnt.OaB. .e1scsu bslten'une 8srdamisfeu
o Of
in oiefer Staot fir SuhIeute, @ireul'1, Me:
! tno(dDerien ,c.bat. uno alle oirfen lberseuat
Ifcin GAP feine Mnbe Den ieinerSeits seipart
=; miro, un1 allaemeins Qualification 81 seben.
q. 8. Gjute5 Joeu nno J9aSer wlGo BE-:
f6u0i8S SsehaItsn fir Vferoe.
/. ..~~.~... - .. NeDman SoDett.
Canton, Decen.bsrS 10. 1881. - B-tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
SaterlanD6freunD.
q Il ~ ton, Of)tn.
Nreptaa Oen Q. c}anuor, 1885.

"QDeun Die &as: Don 0aule 1T,
0oet Elm altes SprtOwort)S(e tons
zen 0ie Mdule auf Den Sdnfsn ~
llno Die QBobtbeit pie1sr often
Sprodnpsi(e, wsroen unltre 2e(er
pielfaltig wdbrcnO unlersr 2(bwcfen>
belt, IN Den Gpolteu, oeS 9ater.
,lanosfreunoes ,rabrsenommen bo>
ben. Oenn obgteib mir uns nidt
:seraoe lltsratim seneist fdblen, ir,
eeno cine Qermanotiebaft init Dem
"pul1p'0elb ';,lreelanliren, 70
bleibt oas Gprilhtpert, in Dem Slne
ne IN Dem IS entitano un0 per,taneeu
fepnmill, Elm QSabres. @eit eiai,
gen Sosen erfreuea ,rir uns nun
pieoer emma! Der itarfeaoeu Nubc
in un(etn1 eigeuen HSweet home,''-
unDbaben :auh ,pieosr nit (elb,teis
eeter 6ano rillis pas Steuer auf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
Sronfreib.

OV"%N%hNt\H<
Na6 8riefen aus oaore oe Dro>
&C fou Die Organization oes nsuen
WtniiteriumS no6 NIT moncberlel
Sdmierisfeiten oerfnupft fepn, {p
Oob Die Ieeten BsrltDts, Die man erz
D|elt, unO nit tuelben un(ers 2eicr
berelts betannt find, nseb nlebt ais
offsiel betraebtet tperosn fbnnen.
qBir le(en in einem fronjblIben
Slatte, oa6 be Natlcnalsar0e orr
Meun9 ouf9el6lt ,perOen fol-. O,s
llrlaeben oieler MoaBresel, linD Die
y otttt Iben 9runof1ee ibree
gommanOanten 0errn Oeebrouer>
es, petbe nl1t init 0en2lnGdter Der
jeki9en Ne9lerun9 uber einItimmen.
Oleler Scrfou bat 9ro6e, llnSufrie>
oenbelt erre9t.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
Gd)rDeOen.

Nm "a. October, melcber Der o4te
JobTe@tog Der Qnfunft 8ernoOpb
te'6 GOmeoen TT, erlteB Osr(slbe
cine f6nlgll6e qroclamotion, III
rel1er olle 'perfonep, Die politlGber
2}er9eDn ooer C6Dperratbes wegen,
ielt feiner Nc9leruns aus pemGonoe
perrpieien Worem anbcoinst uno
Obne Nusnabn'e be9nooi9t ,reroen.
Seoer bat ole@rlaubnib paeb Sbwe>
ben jurilcf3utebren un0 miro IN Den
vcllen Geuu6 ouer buraerlibenNsd)s
tie seleet, bic er Dor feinsr 9erur-
|tDelluns beio6. Vefaneene erbot
ten unpersdallcb ibre Sreibeit.
Gbnnte 0flcoiau6 u!cbt eren 10 eoel
|9egen olespoIcu honoeEn ?
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
1(rme 0aus g d b ribt.

0(ad,rielt miro biettnit se9ebeu, oaB Die
@emmi0Ipusrs Don Starf @auntp, Die Gum:
me Don 10 Iba|et 8ebeu, fir Den bsften
plan Der Don ibnen an9euon,men rverbeu
MAG, ,nn Elm QIrmen 6aus su Sauen. Ser
teIaate pIon muB 70 ausseleet tpetoen oaB ct
als ser beits oou ben @onmifionsrs anae=
numu,en miro. Derielbe n'uB srpifben isst
uuo benz llten Montas i'm naebfen Setruar
ben @o,nmidiOners einsebanOisr ,peroen.
s!uf 3siebl Der Soaro BON GOmmificners.
< : j: ,Nlpbdus Srowuj
Sbreiberoer @ommiflioners.
Sauton Dec, IS: 1884. .... 49,.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02

unferm 30tfOiffe trerifsn. 60
piel ais :oaber tnb9ll6, tperoen rpir
perldumtes no6bolen uno nit Den
QDellen oes loufsnOen 3eitfutben
9lelbes Sempo Su bolten fuben.-
BOri9e Bocte marc our6 Qerfpds
trng unieres popiertposenS pegenS
feline Setting berauSgeseben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02

nne' NIT otn unGrigen sic @6eitz
tIn9sllnte irptI1en tbrsn Grrn;en u.
ben eSerelntgten Stboten beffim>
men ioaten, uno gob ais l1rI fade Der
Ver5o9erun9, tpte 'trnortet ,purOe,
DEN erlitlren0en Birs erfte9 on.-
Oo oleie GOmmi0arien uuD Gouo,
me0er nt6t auf Die in Dem Sractat
beitImn1te 3eIt sulammen fomen fo
tnuBte Elm neuer 2Irtifel 0em(elben
bepgefist merDetn tpoju un(er Sc
f6dftstrd9er I'M vDrlsen Senner 9nz
ttructiDnen erbtelt. S5O eben elnaez
9an9ene J(obrtebten set9en an, Dab
Dleier 3ufeellcDe 2lrttfel erlonst, uno
nnlerer W9ternns uber (O!cft wersen
miro, toba!O oer(elbe Don Dem merl,
eontt6sn = onsreB rotifclrt tpor>
Den. - =: -.
Oie Dicoeroereinieunq Ser Drep
Gtoa1eu 0(elnVronooa, QeneSuela
unp @quotDr, Dslhe Die Nepubl'f
Colombia bilosn, ltbsint init leoem
Sage unwobrfbelnli6er ;G meroeu.
Gle GDmmlOarlen Der ;nsp eritern
fuuen jeet, ,pls es beiBt, ne9en elner
biQi9en Sbeiluns Der 0erpHicbtun
gen. nofur {ie (1db rantmOrtlicb
ma6teu, 0a Ge nob ais cine 0ieeier'
lln9 beitanoen, ,interbanbeln, un0 Der
z6iraerfrie9 in @quolor bot fosar
DE @rneunun9 elues GOmml0airs
0uf ibrer Seite oerbinoert.
Sb bin 9efonnsn Dem Gonsre6
Die 2ln|tellua9 zines DiplomatllOen
N9enten nab .8enesuelo on,uen1p,
febIen. 0ie 9Blbti9tett Dss0on-.
oets Don jenem 2onDe nab oen Der>
elnl9ten St0oten, unD Die beOeutent
Oen Nntpricbe .unierer Ddr9er an
bic Ne9lerung, nelbe Dor uno felt
Der Sbellun9 nSo!Dmblo ent(tan-
zen inp, macben einsn lplbenG6rit
b6tbIt notbwenolg.
llnfere Neprel lsutontcn nob Mit
tek2Imer.to, peru, uno gralilien,
lIno e1tweoer :fbon bort ober ouf Der
Nejfe nab lbren reGpecttpe II
DoIten.@
Den Der arsentiniiben Nepubnf,
spober Elm Minifter an Dtele Ne9ler<I
nng: errDartet pur0ej bot man nlbt6
Nsiter eeb6rt. Man bat Die gclet
scnbelt wobrgcnomment bep per2Ib<
reife eines reuen9 OniulS nob Buc>
nos, lene Ne9'eruns oaron III crlnns
ern, ooe Der Minlifert Ds0en 2lntteL
lug inns FUND getban puroei no1I
nlbt onQelon9t fey.
(SeibluB folat nd00e Wobe.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02

|banoen tpdre, no,aentlitb>> gtetn ben
our1lanbti9lten oeltlbeu Buno u.
Die 9robberScgli6e Nesisruns.-s
Vrlefe aus Berlin MAIDEN Die e2lnz
tunft oes &oifers BON Gu6(ano (ebr
5tpeltclboft un0 mitbin ourfte Der
prpjectlrte Monar6enccn9re6 : in
Mdbren no6 pm etni9e 3eit esrNbo,
ben per0en.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
D0rtuqol.

&. "S~TJ"S$
Die 9>nbe in oiefsm Estate bou,
ere no6GununterbrDbeu fort. Ocr
SerSos p.palmeua iitprdipeut ocs
MlnllterialratbeS. 2(us Dem Ses
rt6te oes fYinonjniniiteriumS er>
|llsbt man, oo6 Die jdbrlitDen Gin.
FINITE BET &oiferiu uno ibrer So6>
ter re9ullrt Ino. @rltere erbd(t
10000 pfun0 Sterlins uno lebtere,
:'pabreno :ibrsr 90inor1tdt l2,OOOpf.
SterIln9.
Ole Ne9ieruns bot Elm Secret
erloilen, in Nolse os0sn oIleS omen
9ebdbren ouf Der sJniel Mooeira
ouf9eDoben pero1n. <S6ife t6unsn
nun ontern,ob II. einlaosntob Den
n1lnoe1ten Scll Su entritbten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
Nzd 0ftdAt+
&obann 2(bdm EecEer,

Sobann Nbam Veeher, ; :
Elm sbreiuer isiues panomeris, aus DEM
Dorfe glnunbere, @tuuoen lpon Qlitafa
fenbare, i'm Wainfreiie. -. .I
Der por etwa einesn Sabre in gleuporf ees
laubet it,, lpiso esfnht leinem nnterfbriebs=
usn 9ruoer Seinen lseisen lnfsntbaltsCrt(o
balo als rnesiib aa5u;siaen.
r G>r Il Mihaet NetDer. $,
Qltbottstana, Mcans Ganu.y, Venniplp,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02
M ar f*tpreif &C..

Sn Canton uno Maniaou, SOP. a.
gbweinefteiib 6 sns; 8uttef 8. ,u IL;
6lauer SO Is 81 $50; maiIen 6s; &oss
gen uno 9Re'Ibforn 81 su a.; Qafer 90 gu
Is; SaE5s au 2'37; 3ufer 8 !; @bisseY
20 Su25@; gper 6; QHeisfid so 81 g.
Npfet oos 8ulbel 2 5baler.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-01-02

Us 0at ioebeu bic WreGe bertafIen ,,uo
it nun. in oieier Drudesep bepm ein5slnen
oerDl,5snoi 10 baben : s~ 49,
Der36eipelbersibe ooer Neformtrte
6 d t J { d SIN Il s,
mie fribesin Dem Gubscriptiens
prclpsetus auseietst mar.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
DEATHS.

Died. on Wednesday morning. Al ocock Ter 6nc mn GO
v.Ir illness Mary T wife 0t E'''ad H. i"ef III
the m wear usc She i Two chdr"n Va" "ny seven G"!s
Lnd uur,cr vi year, piou member OF
Tho Nchsl Episcopal Churl. God, whom sh hose III youth
n. her guide w,o'e service she in subsequent lie ~ns snc"t
on h." ias hours III tao
Immediate drnih, it'll confidence IN Inc
she rouI saw Oh Father! Thy will be do"c" VIM" many
friends the church s" 10 doubt c"ltc
with her Precious in the sight OF the Lord the death OF
his saintS."-L yacibnrr Prgmar. . A.,
Mr. James Rowe partner Of NJ r. Rn-s IA the mana sreH
OF the New Orleans. Nashville. lousrc aud t'nrnnati inca
c, mn, nerud 10 his ,ic, w days ~
shooting himself pistol" Tn" rash act y" committed on r
day evening The ball penetrated h '"aS' MI" u"
rrrd until Saturday evening" wien e d"d n F"w" wa" MN
y re- cstna aud has Iei "hinu " se''a
and friends lament hs melancholy dcath.
A, Air. Rowe business ana 10 very
the hDrlDr Gee" Gun w "'5
% II he TO airi!"m in tho dcu oil w. aecon,
~ v.;c. few months since, NJ" Orleans ''Hcn hnt ,, a.,
u.craby dcirc,ch times, melancholy ~ ~
nm We had Unrs"h chr' "n' nn,
Ju, few days h,Inr his DEATH which ewes c'! IT,; "
L,r;r. I..n in An settled CineihHdh h"G
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27
No lI[IiH4-


"Toiay Utica Abolition Conyention The Common oJ
ell wc them TO have House, but the Regency J"A
br meeting and resovrd effect, that they should not r'se
hin ". exucci row.'-Voah's Star. ,
The "Regency Folks" are, Of course, Van Buren,
friends Does the Hypocrite mean TO cast snr upon
them for attempting TO put down the Convent!on-ai
all his canl too about the South and against the
t;op;sts Out upon him lie has only been using 'e
Slave Question for nsdious political purposes TO wnuu
Van Buren-tpar, too, what his worthy colleague o Tile
Washington Telegraph says OH the same topic:
{. IN. Vau Burenies Utica muhns tle most scn"s
crtions prevent the mecns OIL Inc Soh'eh'o"' '"e! ~
will he II great point gained" ,-., lI,,r
Too what Noah further says: ;,o,
p;b, says Georgia safe. How SAFE: Does the enquirer
peun sM hen. aie:' Can coui+e he mofs
Of Slave
win IN. other about Notification and Union, to beneht
r he rIole SuE the South at once rrccsei tia
eure ,hcy mus, uuted They mus, rally o. man WHO
Si,llharpng upon MIR. V. Buren, why should we noii
r,,Iv uuou a man who lives mongus: lSNoah Prrpa''u
~ .Il, the Union? If determine to 60 oI Soule
,, bccause he is Of the South the Nnrth Will GO u,
Nor,Lern man. And if non, why not every time t'ie
President is TO be elected? The Contest will thus AWAY
he n sectional one-and how long could the ohio"
stand against such shocks -,
Rn, why abandon Van Buren, Is he not trlend OF
the South on this very question? Has he not tsNee
cvcrv thing for us: Are his distinguished trlcnds
evcry Quarter of the State of New York, most active AZ
onr behalfs If Van Buren, thus risks every thing o' S
mon this question is that not the strongest reason ~
those who were originally his friends standing to,
strongly by him Did he not stand by georgia, ~,
Virgina ten years ago. and risk every thtns III u"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-27

ID.
In Pursuance Of n notice published in the Richmond
Enqrer requesting the citizens Of the several counties
OF Cha rlotte, Lunenburg, Nottoway and Prince Ed
ward, send delegates 10 Convention. to be holden
this day al Prince Edward Court House. for the purpose
Of nominating suitable candidate to represent the dis
trict in the Senate Of Virginia. Convention of dele
gates from the counties Of Nottoway, lunenLurg and
Prince Edward met this l!nh October, c:S5 at Prince
Edward Court Housc-and duly organized by calling
James Madison TO the Chair. and appolin. William A.
Stone Secretary And the OF the delegates being
called, the following gentlemen answered to their Names
to witt
As Dclegates from Lunenbury-Wm 4. Stone, Hanry
llatchc joel Blackwell w Elison Clark: and NlchoiaS
+. Davis.
From yoto,ruy-- William, Fitzgerald, Robert Fitzgrr
aid and WIN. A. Scotland
From Prince Ed.cG,d- Nathaniel E. Vcnabe, Henry
y. Watkins and James Alad;snn.
AnLlscse beiny delegation present from Charote'
Thomas c. Spencer from Charlotte being present, was
requested 10 take seat with III" Convention.
WhcrcTpon, DIR. ARCHIBALD CAmrRfLt, OF Motto
way was nominated rs u suitable canG:date-and the
question being pat. the Convention concu!red unanI-
nrously in recommending DR.. ARCHIBALD CAMrErlL,
of Nultoway the People Of the District, US suitable
candidate Thomas C. Spencer, although not suing as
delegate was requested 10 give his opinion Of the no
miraton-Upon which he expressed his entire CONCUR
renee with the Convention.
On motion it was Heso'rld, That tn" proceedings Of
ss' Convention be published in the Richmond Enquirer
cud the Petersburg Constellation.
! JAMES MADISON, Chairman.
WV A. STONE, Secrctary
p S. From information, received since the meeting" OF
the Conventnn there are reasons to believe lhat tc nom
appearance Of CATION from Charlotte was oWirS
to 40 Discrimination to unite IN such plan, but merely
to accidental ncglrct-and that Charlotte Will heartily
concur DR. Campbell is every way worthy OF the con-
dencc Of the People of the District lie has good la
Tents and excellent information DE is q" The very pest
standing as gentleman Of integrity a"i moral worti'
and firm, consistent, un!iinc!ng Democratic Aepu0'
llcan.
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MARRIAGES.

Married. in Hanover ihr residence Of Mrs VIM PoArd on
Tue.uy the instant, by the Rev. Gcosi Hoobd@e tue
Hnn Su,on trauaud of Congress- "m Georgia. TO Mss
.iarine NJ ucs daughter Of tho lui" Capt Gorge oubey, 81
Married on evening 7th instant by the Rev Isaac
COCHRAN Can't William Baldwin, OF evilr IIrc Edward coG
IT, Ann, daughter u anJof um ""ic VI
Aspu Hro' o. Charlotte. - c,pt
M,,ricr -, Fiay the a.ao,, by III. Rev. Clement k'n,
Dr William 4 Fsuia Mary Jane, eldest daughter Of CiHt'
I.orn. Uutks Ia EsI--nil nj Charlotte county
Married. in eAim4ton, Va. Thursday, the eh nohi ny e
r.v Mr. Kuir William A. Cok ESD. OF CuH'erIamd county,
-, M; E,ya:ck r. daughter late Cu. I.onus Preston
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| By the adoptou of the Federal Constitution each
State solemny bound itself to the cholr and the whole
TO each for the purposes therein contained and no State
has light 10 violate that solemn compact by seced
ing. The others have right 10 hold her to that CON-
pact and maintain their Unt7n deem The doctrines OF
t'u''ihcaton and Secession nothing more nor less
IMAM revolutionary rights, the offsprinr of
parent and tending alike directly to disorau!zaton and
anarchy.
On the subject Of Instruction. Id the frame of our
Federal and State Governments the representative ea
uc in both is carefully prs.rved il is. indeed the very
essence o! oar Republican GOVERNMENTS both State and
Federal. In they rrprescn:ntre. In our State re-
prejentation The Il ght of instruction. and the duty to
obcy scc to be qurstionabr 1t is the acil Of
the c0nSttarH body which l. to be done not that OF the
representatives 1t is true. That upon matters of general
lrssa,inn the representative acts on his own judgment
and opinions, and this by the consent ana appreciation OF
his constituents who elect him because Of their conf
dence in his Judgment and integrity; but If upon given
SUBJECT they deem il proper instruct him. or he other
wise Knows their WILL it his dirty to execute it, except
rom Conscientious scrups lie cannot in such case, he
should resign his trust
he same views applicable to the Representatives
Of the States IN the Senate OF the IT, States The Lc
gSatures OF the States have rirh, tn instruct their
Senators on al! matters OF legislation. The Legislature
seems to TO he the legitimate organ To- reflect the will
OF Tie Stale beiEG The constitutional power to appoint,
is SO TO instruct. Their appointment is trust executed
by the immediate Representatives Of the people and for
thcm-and in Of instructions given. the Senator
cannot violate them; but if he cannot conscentousIy
obey his only course II be to resign deem the
doctrine of Instruction. essential property Of repre-
sentative government
approve the nomination of Mr.. Van Buren,, and r.
NJ Johnson for President and Vice President and will
sustain that nomination
The above is hasty sketch Of my sentiments on the
various topics suggested; but my time would not admit
q" more than synopsis, and that too prepared in
great haste; but h"pe it will sufficiently inform the
citizens Of the District of my political sentiments.
| am, gentlemen. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
NJ. c. GOOD.
To MeseJs Moses Congeton: Jacob Decamps Camp
brn Tarr, James Marshall T. Service. Richard Waugh,
WIN TAR. John Asnew, William MayhalI, and John
Miller.
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70 TIE EDITORS or TIE E.NQUiREK

TO TIE EUI7OKS OF IHE f-NRuIRhK'
GESrLxMES-I find yourselves and North Carolina
paper, making guess why Mr.. Leigh did not come out
with his Mrcklrnbug Speech. Neither Of you, in my
opiunu ,s hit the nal on tn head Now. let me guess:
1t was because Z. he could not come. lie gentleman
has oyerrard himself lie has been pinned for his Other
declarations and speeches. nntil he is ar"G The VII
,r. now dnres him to publish his Meck!rnburg Speech
lie has said enough already TO make IRE "gllIcd JADE
r.;ncn VIRGINIA.