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LIST OF LETTERS,

REMAINING IN THE POST OFFICE, NEWPORT, r.. l.
MARCH, 2d 1885 ~
C. Persons calling for them piH please say adrcr-
tised, "~as they are PLACED in separate b.r.
A Nelson Paine
-iiiee -frmstrong X
B Mrs. Caty Remingto"
Capt George Baicher s.
John Br0wa Alphonso ID Samson
Charles Billet Isaac Scott
Wrs Esther Ann arkerSuzdnnah Skeymond
William II Cory Peieg Thuston
John H. Chase w
ID Capt Weidea
George s Dd,cley Mrs. Lydia Watson
EHsworth Dennis Hannah Ueeden
William Downer Hiddietown.
a. JOB Alwu
Hiss Sophronia Gould President of the Iown
III Council
Lieut. ID s Herring ? James $ Gardner
Albert Hafhdcdy ,SyIrester Hathdscoy
Dduid Helms Elijah Macmaber
liiHam Hamilton Miss Sarah Rider
William Howard Jamesfown.
Mrs. Elisabeth Horord Mss Mary Il Carr
Sdrrh Miggins Peieg Eidred
VI John Ponsoaby
Mrs. Elisabeth May Irish.
George Miller Ddrid Barry
II Patrick Clinton
Mrs. Esther Peckham John Heller
Caleb s Pike John 1'arrH
Jos. TPery Wrs Elisabeth MeKollock
II. II. CARR, p. M.
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a LcOHoL fresh distilled and eoouress Of sufficient
strength for all the purposes for which te article u,eo'
ALA avs on hand and for sale by HtSkf BULL
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UORRISON'.S HYGETAN
Vegetable UnirersaI Uedicine.

IU,IIIS Is TO CERTIFY That Samnd Young having
given of his conviction the Hygean Theory
Physiology, developed by the British College Of Health,
London having furnished the necessary security against
counteriets, appointed Sole Agent for vending the
HYGEIAN VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
MEDICINES AND PUBLTCATIONS,
In and for the State Of Rhode-Isand.
In confirmation whereof have this fourth day Of January,
1888 set my hand II. SHEPPARD MONT,
Sole General Hygeion Agent for the y. $. Of
Amerioa, Smith-areet, Brookiyn. l.. T.
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AGENT for the New-York Philosophical Lii
brary, New York Free Enquirer New-Ynrk Gomez
western Examiner (St. Lous.) and Boston Inves-
tigator. CHARLES B. PECKHAM
Newport March, 4th 1885.
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Court of Probate, Newport FEB. ., 1885.
nRDERED, That all Executors and Administrators on u-
" settled Estates who have settled their Accounts with
in One Year. be aud they hereby notified appear
Court of Probate be holden the House in Newport
the first Monday March next and present their Accounts
for settlement Witness
B. b. ROWLAND, Proba,e clerk
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NOTICE.

ALL Persons owing WIN. r. HALL, are requested
to pay by the first of March, without further notice
Feb. %, 1885.
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DOCTOR JONES
We q r. II A B l. T. HAIR OIL;
For restoring beautiful crop of hair on
IIE Ans


VENIS ARTICLE is said by the best judges to be superior
II 10 that OF Wards any other hair oil yet invented 1t
put up ina superior style and finely scented that besides
being of the incest beauers of the hair it also very
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For sale a, the sign of the GOOD SAMARITAN tho only
agency for this
ladies and gent who desirous obtain delicate hair
oil perfume for the Toilet will find this Oil the very best
USE and the cheapest much each bottle con-
ans than double the quantity of those of Ward and the
price is the same. Feb. 3 II.
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DIED,

In this town, Sunday, morning ls' Nh. Benjamin Mar.
sei.a.ed 81 years.
In tins town at evening very suddenly srs Sarah Brown
wfe Of hr Thomas g. Brown and daughter Of Mr. Jarne-
Boon. eyed ~ years.
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TO BE SOLD, OR LETT.

And possession gicen on tie 25h Of NGrch nert.
Island in Point Judith Pond in SouthKngstown, call
"A ed Little Comfort containing about IL Acres Of gooc
Iand--For terms, apply to CHRIS G. CHAMPLIN
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Tie HYGEI1N UNIVERSAL MEDICINE
OF he
BRyTE5H COLLEGE, OF HEALTH;
NGyllCH by removing all distractions i'm the intesiines
Wv thoroughly cleaning the bowels giving more purity TO
the Blood and thereby promoting free circulation at
the All Diseases and good in all cases giving Rest
Appetite and Strength.
Sole General HygeiaR 1gem
for the United States. SH, SHEPHEiRD MOTT
NEH-Y0RK.
The are words of the label on every packare of The
genuine Hygeian Pills. and ON the opposite side is a label ON
ycLoac paper in the following words.
None Genuine without this Label signed by the State or
District Agent and Sub Agent
These invaluable Medicines for sale hy the Subscriber on
in Newport at his residence opposite Townsends Coffee
House Pelham street
The Pills in Packages at 81 81 x So per Package
Vegetable aperient Powders at s75 cents per Box
ID MELVILLE, Agent Newport
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DIR. w. II. WELLS,

DIR. w. II. WELLS,
ID ESPECTFULLY gives notice, that he has taken Office
HI No. 80 Thames-street directly VIM B. & T.. j.
Swans stoe where be w be happy attend calls III his
profession Feb 70, a.
~ Surgery will receive particular attention
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SOCIAL UNION. A meeting of this society
rW be held nert Friday al l I-2 o'clock d ~ at
Hicks Care Lopez ~ha,1, Per order of
COMMITTEE.
March ifk 1856
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STATES PRISON NOTICE.

STATES PKISON NOTTCE.
UBROPOSAIS for erecting States Prison Great Point
in Providence will be received by the committee appoin
ted for that purpose until the last Saturday Ap next The
plans and specifications of the proposed work be examined
at the Secretary of States Office and any information relative to
the can be obtained by reference any member Of the
Committee. For the Committee:
Feb. IL, tw. w. X. STAPLES.
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VENIE Subscriber offers his services TO the public generally
II in drawing instruments of writing, particularly bills OF
sale Of vessels that will readily pass through the Custom House
the oahs required at the CusiomIoasc application by
men, for projections, posting books DC His residence
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ness, will be performed for reasonable compensation.
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$4,000 Bushels OF SAND for Mortar.
DRPOSALS will be received by the Subscriber, until the
LIST of March, next inclusive for the delivery the wharf
for Stone mortar.
The Sand must be clean and free from Pebbles The
Proposals must be accompanied by fair sample thereof The
delivery the Isl OF April next and be made
in such quantities. and such times the progress of the work
may require.
JOS. G. TOTTEN, 1t. Col Engrs Brevet Col
Fort Adams, Newport Iiarbor, r. =
Jan. 1lh 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
VeOlngun9en DleIer 3eitune.

1. Der prei5 oieler 3situu9iIt Gin
Z batter fir Den Sabrsau9 menn innsr
balb orev monaten pom Gnrfanoe oe
PetiunS au.-vn Ibal'r uno funfsig @entS
trenu innsrbalb Dem Sab,e.-uuo 23baler
treunna0 DsrIouf oeNsIbent + 5abl miro.
2. SIR cine tiir5sre 3sitals lsbs Mopate
miro fslne Subscription aussnommen,uno
BE 3s!tnns faun nitbt auiseseben psrcen
10 ale Hntitauoe beSabIt Nuo. .....
8. 8sfanntmabun9sn folten: SIR cine
Slocbe 50 @euts eas 9itred fir einsu
aRonat 81 umo fir Elm Sabr 1DaI oae
B,ersd.
4. Der oiele 3situns ourb ben pctreiter
bsf6mmt, miro NOD Die 5ufiBlieDs Gimme
Son Is Gents 81 be5ablen baben.
8rtefe,e. an ben Jperaus3eber t1nIs
fen poftfrep ein9eianet ,psroen.
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Msentsn fir osn
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04

seben sn ohrfen. OieIe leete 9it>
te nuroe lbnen 9etfattet. 9seb Elm,
tnal nmarmten Fe lib NIT Den freien
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moueten nod einmal pou QBebs
tnutb Gen Olten nab Dem eeliebter,
5epmatblanOe. nnD fanoten ibren
Geliebten DEN lesten GruB, t,ob-
ten iicb Damn 9als .uno sBruff bios
llno riefen Den iberlfebenoen
SanDnteren III, Dos preuGfcbe 6ert
nt1t ;u febten. ''N'ayez pas peur,
les canonier francais tirent bien p
ertpieberte elmer oer Sbisen, |; Sd.
rauf riefen Die 6eloenjilnsliuge, II,
Deren bobtp allenOer SruIt r:e giebe
fur &bni9 uno 9aterlanD aun, 2ebs
tennlal IN ibrer oousn 8lutb aufo>
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ten ots 66 Musfeten unb pulper,
oampf perballte spie eias qrouss
eetbent,lb Die 9efallenen. 3ebtl
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-12-04
8reptaG Ben 4ten Detember, 1886

2tssntsn fir oiels 3eituns 81 asiereu.
8rieotib @pdtb, @iq. pOftmeifter, Veters=
bur9b. Go!umbiaua So.
S. W. Cooper, e{q. .. lR. QDrcfer,
QBavne 60.
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@p.
gb'w. 8. 3. 9ust, 8oarbman, Grumbuu
50.
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60.
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Jaeob pirOns, Sommeriet, Nertv Co., 3.
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Den in 9efpanter grmartune, Denn
nur weni9e Olinuten nod unp elf
IN ibrer Jugenofraft blilbenbe bel.
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in Neftrpe. DieSromlnelf lfbmieg.
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lie es als cine .unnibe @nffebulby
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Nnorers CHARLES 9
D. 9
gtdpper Sobn 9
Moutta Srahcis 9
Mpets Saeob Gin g.apton)9
Saplor Solepb 9
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Winser Samuel 9
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Ridbaro cSamss 10
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09
TO 1TiE EBITORS or 4yfE FNoUJngR
GEN. LLCAG AND MIl.uLG a ~

On my rapid journey to your city from Ohio hove
heard ihe Opposition a sides decry the conduct Of
Toy Lucas IN relation 70 Michigan This matter. per.
maps would be none the Of an explanation go
as as ne conduct Of Governor Lucas is concerned -
Inc ONO Legislature Of last winter as Is we'll known
contained controlling majority in opposition To lie
present Administration, and which VII long be r..
"rmDered as The d,s0rganisiRg faction Of OHIO Pie
whole object Of this Legislature was 20 p,pcdc tl,c
VcIon OF me General Government and if possible 10
renaer odious to the people Of Ohio The "clancc of
~"r' nag gwen them temporary asccndancy: and 80
i as ONO was concerned, they collected al their cn-r.
Ee ana conccnired every power they could bring 10 bear
~ ihe'f ayor, and pcrilled the whole on the suc of
desperate attempt 1T the dcai-sirur0le Of 40.
coon 30 lar as their Legislation concerned in this
particular case q was intended TO affect The Admiuigtra.
tion W Two different ways-1st By importing mon lac
Executive OF Ohio the duty Of taking f0rcblc possession
OF 'he disputed territory. under doubtful and perbaps
an 0ssvHm right, 1t would Of necessity BRING Gov meas
IN collision with the authorities Of Michigan and tle
result as That Legislature clearly foresag must be tat
Hov Lucas standing IL were at the head Of the ID.
mocrouc Party IN Ohio, would compromise the dignitv
and character Of the STATE by receding from the Stand
taken ~ ONO and which, in is case would have beep
charged nome as Pusia5my; or on the other hand IN
proceed ~ violence 10 the organisation of Tie is,ted
territory aud thus involve Ohio aud Mchigan in CON
v9s,on and bioodsicd; 10 either case throwing the
whole responsibility at FIRST blush upon the and
hAecusve Officers Of Ohio. The I'd sh!ge, - hsve
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YHE F9NgyJc OISSJ0N7Rv

We are sorry To see the Rev. X X Gurlcy stoopinp
70 pubic discussion IN Boston with George Thompson
from England What Thonoh THOMPSON d;d 49,
ichgc any friend Of the Colonization Society to meet
him upon resolution that condemned in the strongest
terms the American Colonization Society we sl,,ld
think that Mr. Gurey ought 10 have held binselr eo
high 10 cope With such adversary lie has civcn a
consequence 10 The man. we'll as 20 his cause which
no american should have condcscendcd 10 bcstow on
British Missionary and niischievous Fanatc-Thie
contest took place in the Young MEMS Anti Slavery
sociey, OF boston, on Friday evening and Saturday
forenoon (tIe 9Th and 5Jth ult) each party speaking
twice on frday-aDd the "dcbate on Saturday con.
tnued from nine till half pas one. Towards The close
UT oGrsy stated that the state Of his health and par.
tculaTy his lungs, such he could not win sastv
continue the debate oday, and he was obliged on Mon
Gay 70 60 TO New Hampshire. Tile Resolution vas
Society. ~"
Most ierventy do we again raise our warming voice
against tne dangers OF such society and te designs Of
Such missionary. BY what right does this Foreign
uhatc come among US, 70 sow discussion in our b9r
oclsF Were an American citizen - visit Ireland for The
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yss, .e Ss',s.s = 81 z.as all
s ss s,s pSes me" ssd pGsao heard
efises all hands be said only purpose oidiag
s ssa wGn defeat ia. sssumSss Sm .1is,.s feeling
SUPPOSE that public opinion in ,h. quarter tina, M
PSS%ss sSi dsG1 9 qgs.S s9x
srE, ozf r IS ScH can "a tx fno rto 4E
The reader will bear in mind that these extracts are
the result of has,y glance at the files of the Wing
since January last Similar quotations might Lc inndc
from almost, quite every number OF that print during
the whole OF las, winter And, yet, in the face of ali
this, the Lditor oi that paper continually harping
about false issues -. The April Elections sfordins
no test, &c, Ne. - Can the be- of sane mind: n
he IS not tit subject for strait jacket, | say
mat ms nipudence can only be cquallcd by his total
disregard otevents! assert than facts warrant
and feel myself prepared, il necessary, support my
assertions by further evidence.
now, in conclusion, leave the reader 10 form his own
opinions upon the subject matter of the foregoing
marks. FOR my own part. am decidedly of opinion,
that neither the proper constituency-the indcpend
eh -ine = mon or thef faction plea, rather pre-
text, affords Mr. Leigh the slightest justification for &C.
eepting or taking in the Senate of the u States
viewing all the circumstances Of the case firmly be-
ieve, IN the language of writer before me-
Tha, Mr. Leigh who owed Lis election dixie the Party
in voice neither to be misunderstood dssesded to s
honorable aud Republican pncplcTle opportunity al
Sasi % to put in,o practice the Peets OF h
he woub ,orn to take lis rhe choice
,on lake foindcSte Mangum, FensLuysen SC,
is
friends nave represented him To be lac be the
States If he should the face eportho plcdc. of b
icnlsand all the
nj nom every hgiiindcd aud honorable
ne VIII hot suffer himself take which
with so many thons Aud the Mr.
the People tiA state right
eath should
reflect
tho National Councils. Do these
the sentiments of Virginia? DO
yonp the shadow doubt that they have
representing their State that they totally
fescnng hereafter Look the elections As
As 20 - to 49, there against the House ol
Dclugatcs-and there
against hcm IL impossible believe
gina VIII longer suffer themselves their
dearest rights by holding their offices such
OF their will' ~
In closing, will add a resolution from Mr. Ieigh's
Report on the Right OF instruction. embodyng il does
my own sentiments
" Resotred, (says Mr. Lcigh) That after this solemn
expression OF the opinion of the General Assembly on
TIE Hght of instruction, and The duty of there
TO- no man ought Mee.for TO accept tie of
senator IF e Cnited Suites, trOa Pirginia srho doth
not ho,d himself bound TO obey such Instructions
And say
Rescired, further, That after this solemn expression
OF the Pe0pfeg Pirgnia, GU ght theme forth
to accept the appointment of Senator of the IT, States
from Virginia. who doth hold himself bound TO ODE
such Instructions, resign-Whether he Geieee them
constitutional or unconstitutional
AN AMERICAN AND A EJRGLNI3N
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been Effected by this nigh Of legislation was 20
bring The State Of ohio into collision with the General
government whose duty II is to preserve the property
and enforce the laws of the United States and under
whose peculiar is placed the whole TERRITORY of the
government Gen Lucas progressed as far in the ex-
ecuon OF the dts-o ganising law prudence and due
regard tor the interests of all parties concerned would
permit and having proceeded thus far and the jearI
resPo"sio'es which had been anticipated by the Oppo-
S"'0" Leg 'Satre beginning to crowd upon him, he
vcned that same Legislature. their rcspon
s'Diltrs; and how they will extricatc themselves We
wi shortly see He that dggcth pit shall fall INTO it,
and whose tred6eth hedgc serpent shall bite him"
BELMONT
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cnAnlorrn covnr.Hov.e co JUNO ~, ,rs

tHAhLOTrE COT Rr- HOUSE, June Is lc.}o.
In accordance with previous notice given at the Court
House and in the public prints, and proclamation made
IN the COURTYARD requesting those friendly to the
election OF Hugh Lawson WHITE of Tennessee to the
Presidency, large and highly respectable meeting
sembed, embracing of both parties.
George w Read, ESQ., briefly explained the object OF
the meeting, and advocated the election of Hsgh L..
White AT the close of his address, Edward w Henry
Esq, was appointed Chairman, and Anderson C. Morton
Secretary.
Henry Carrington, Esq., moved that u committee of
the people at July Court; which motion was adopted
and the following gentlemen appointed as that Commit
tee: Doct. Robert h. Bouldn Archer Vaughan Thomas
r. Richardson sham Harvey, Henry Darlington, Geo
w Reed Es9rs., and Doct Edwin Price and Col Wilt.
shire Cnrdwcll
On motion, the meeting adjourned 10 meet again at
the Court House, July Court-day
EDWARD W. HENRY Chairman
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II GcOrgia Rcpubiie0n!

IIUHI IIt 'ftVTslh ItIcgfuph.T
Dr BGrhet:SoIDe writer in the (;eoroia Messe nor
INC signature OF "a Clark Union man., has proposed
or names oi several persons to be supported for electors
ofPrcsident upon the supposton that The named
arc favorable to the election of JUDGE Wite-n,v o,,,
name IS among the names proposed adopt this method
OF informing IN Clark Union man. whose partaliiy for
me, has doubtless induced him TO propose me With tcrs
as suitable candidate that my name cannot be- used to
create orproduce ebarrassmcnts in the
OF inc Union party My preference for any candidate or
measure shall yield 10 The will of the party with whom
act whenever it can be done without what shall con-
slider to be, sacrifice of principle
- CHARLES J. MCDONALD
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CONCURRFN'CE or YJFIVS

III is remarkable how exactly the Richmond WLg and
inc Federal Press jump together upon the Right of In
D TO dIsobey the instructions of their Legislatures
and take the same grounds of Justification For exam
pc the ola Cennel OF Boston, which has bravcd every
battle and every breeze in the defence ofte old Federal
doctrines, puts forth the following hereses.
" The question then occurs-wiIl the Connec,;cr, G..
majors obey such factious call resign We shoud
hope not They have higher objects in view and para
mount duties 10 perform The Constitution reoures
va should De chosen for SIX years and is expect
ed That they should their time nut CWhetber thcv
OBEY instructions not) "he trainers of tlc Const
'uuo WIN wise forecast contemplated that factions
"ouuequenty spring up and that times they would
gam the aScendancy in the Councils OF State ms if
factions could not creep into the party which electa
NE SENATOR or even into The Senate itself as into
me great body OF the people) "But what then -
Did they intend that such facts should PROSTATE
Judges ana National Senator's Far Otherwise The
enlightened founders of the Government intended
that Senators should ride out Tic sorrns created Inv
ePhemeTa factions, and for this express prposc ibcc
provided that they should hold their places for six
~ was ceemcd suiciept To provide that the popular
branch OF Congress should hold their places f. vv Yen,q
Out IL was always designed that The Senate shoud br an
more permanent footing, with vie q to srcuIe rcgnlar
and uniformity in the National Councils and 10 rresc,,
the snip OF state from being disturbed and driven from,
her mooHngs by the caprcious blasts Of ienorar r,c
ton ~ National Senators are 10 be driven for, ,ho;,
posts and Their duties, by every successive faction thai
acquires an ascendaDcy ia Stale Legislature ono of The
iHhuninehtal principles Of the Constitution will he sub.
ycried As well might the tenure Of SeDaior's ofrce
be limited 10 year or ~ six mo,,ths az in kl, L.
land, where c State Legislature is elected twice 81 vce
rs wen might Ut be announced the law Of the lard
mat rational Seniors hold tleir places dutinp The Plea
sure OF TIC State Legislature ONLY. Such n dScfri,a an
nounced IN set terms would be- STARTLING 4, t,, g.,
o. goud order, and The admirers of our irconarablo
CONSTITUTIONS but u is not only The ovovcd doctrine bat
the unbashng practice Of MIR Van Buren, and his u,r
s1ns a" 9sef Tue country IS precisely the cant
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-06-09

II VAS the ShrriH from tins county, who attended to
compare the polls, and was particular in getting the
true statement of every county This county lost
by acknowledgement. The Republicans divided on Mossrs.
Hampton and Thornburgh, not knowing which was the
most iikely tosucceed Mr. Hampton would have been
elected had the polls been kept the Forks San
dy and IL Poll precincts where he got his largest
In consequence of their being closed the first day
ne was cut out OF about one hundred votes. About
hundred and fifty of the Republicans voted for MIR
Buhring Asto Mr. McConas he could have bee IN beaten
easily by almost any Republican of good standing; for,
had There been thorcugh-gong Administration man
IN the field he would not have got than one fourth
of this