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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-30
bgMc Lieutenant Gorcrnor Of the State u ITSsntH.
A PROCLAMATION

M hEREAS. it has been represented 10 the h1ecu'
Nv tive that an Outrage Of an aggravated characet'
ID which several negrueS concerned, was recently
''h@''ed in the county Of Fluvanna, and thai DASf
asFo "an slave, the property If VIM Fountain OF me
u county and me Of the negroes who participated III
F has escaped em justice, and is now going al
I'ee: therefore, |, Wyndnan Robertson, Lieutenant
u"SeTnor acting under the provisions Of the Const'u
''n' Us Governor Of the Commonwealth. have thought
proper, hereby offer reward of hundred dollars
" any person persons who will opprehend the said
D"y, and convey him to the Jail OF Fluvanna county
'"d do moreover require all officers, civil aud military,
no Irquest the good people OF the Commonw eath 10
e best cxczons to apprehend the said slave, Dary,
''aI ne may be dealt with according to law.
"iVen under my hand Lieutenant Governor, acting
tSlLl as Governor aforesaid and under the lesser
seal of the Commonwealth, at Richmond, this
26lh day of September, 1886
WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
Otvr stated to be about 40 years Of aye, feet or
;es high, complexion dull black, rather quick spoken
Fountain.
Sept 30 42-w4w
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IL Tie Van SGrcn Committee Of tire county OF Hem
requested al the Courthouse Monday
next, October Court.l on businrss Of importance.
SEN ERAL MEMBERS.
~ 'Ihc Democratic Republican Corresponding Com
.Il,c for the couns Of Goochlnd requested 10 meet
al the Court konse s irst dnv of October Court
ONE OF THE COMMITTEE.
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600. SO. 900. &c, &c.

splendid lottery for clubs of or to join and buy
~ Inc package Tickets in any quantity will be iur'
!.,l"d BY D VI. Hoyt on favorable terms.
1aa4 Consolidated Lottery, (Cla-s TO be drawn al
Wilmington. Delaware, October 18th, 1885
- nunbcrs-I2 drawn ballots
RICH AND SPLENDID CAPITALS.
S5N'HW. 30 600. 20.OOn, $40 Of 5000, OF Uuo
DOT 5000, ) of 25GO II Of 1900, Is Of 500, 20 OF
1860, Nc, Il.
Amounting TO morc thar one million Of dollars.
Tickets $2O-Halves '0-Quartrrs 8
j. package IN this lottery contains - tickets, ano
'ranted 10 draw at leas, 204 nett, which VIII oe
'9iwaEded for $i60, shares in proportion. ~
N"Tut'caie Of a package Of whole tickets, ~
Do half do l2o
Do quarters, do ol
H. all Lotteries for sal. by the package or single tcket
u II" siuckr HOfI,
y; ne Virginia Lottery Office, directly under The sign
{" lie Ensle. who has and is selling more Capi'a
frzcs than any other vender in the known world.
y Is. Orders in all cases strictly confidential, >,
= - Orders for Tickets from any part OF the onited
ses, by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash or prize
N:Ats thankfully received and executed by return
mall, with the same prompt attention persona! appl-
~a'n, and the result, given (when requested) immedl'
>ep, 30 fl2-ltl D. NJ. HOYT
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appointed for the purpose, have written 10 Gen arri-
son in Philadelphia, inviting him 10 extend his visit to
this city. An answer learn, has been received in
which he accepts the invtalion bu have not under
dersood whether he leaves Philadelphia tomorrow the
next day. We may possibly learn by this days boat.
But venture TO predict that this idle parade is all
thrown away-and that the very who are now fore.
most in the exhibition will blush at the parts they have
played in the drama
T. S. to Tic Buetin-Grn H. clcctIoncering tour is
really becoming wrcched Bu.lesquc. lie visited The
Chestnut eate, Saturday night Monday, his swollen
trumpeter the Philadelphia Inquirer says tue great ana
gallant Hero of Tppccanoc has accepted an invitation
from Miss Cnoper, To honor he Theatre on The Hccasi"
Of her benefit this evening His immense popularity viii
nave tendency TO crowd the house 10 the very root
On Monday morning. 10 O'Clock. he attended at lnGc'
prudence Hail. lie addressed tie meeting from the plat
Er in strains Of the most appropriate ana an;natI;s
cUqurnce, $50 saws friend Puul+pn In Ire evening" he
be at The Commissioners Hall Third street, at
half past g. = The citizens of the third Congressional
District inved to call and pay their respects to their
cuutrys defender, the Hero Of Fort Megs Tippccannc
amd the Thames" lie 10 visit Wilmington on Tues
day. in compliance with the wishes Of the penp pie Of
ih"t place lie writes thus 10 n York from Phi!adel
pira. the 25ln: He will with great pleasure accept
the invitation o. his New York friends, and visit the
Cy-And is il thus that he gaes out Of his way TO his
home Ia show his disike IF al paradc"-What kind Of
Administration would he give U.s. who is thus led on
by his advisers from lace TO another from cit? u
city, from parade in parade contrary TO all his prccs
s:Cns and oppressed wishes?
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"a AMI AID NEGROES FOR SALE.-gwi sell
- my land on Appomat!': Ea"er, in tie county Of
Cunh@rzHd, and stx eight ncgroes. BY late survey
The ae. Of land contains G?} acres 220 Of which, are
!o~ grounds Of fine quality, and about forty Of the high
land improved By manuring lis well adapted to the
culture Of corn, tcbrcan and small grain aaa coed gIa
ns,s ard WHEAT i'n,h'.e, md al; necessary improve
Inen;s Cor Securing the crops, with Dwelling house Of
six rooms, which, a. small eHp-ns:; might be made Il
comfortable residence. 20 when i'may add 70, the in
frr:ncs.rn cG lho1e wfo would consult taste, we'll as
prn in lfeir investments, that it auong the most
beautiful places ne river-it has abundant sup
Ply. OF. ,c- or-re support ri the plantation, and tho
sItnanon Is hgh, dry aod healthy Al the site cf OF
the 'sna Cow constructing and neoriy completed BY the
Arfor'ntox Company, it furnishes excellent mill
seat ere mill is much needed and to enterprsns
loud BE- of great gro6t.-!f mol sold psI
ya.ey by lie It'll, o.: October, loi whiah immediate
tee vii be given, to prevent d,appomtment) the above
property viii be sold public auction, at Cumberland
Cc,.rt. Ice 9th Of Ocoberthe negroes for cash,
and ;!s cnd COR crthEd cash Tbs balance in three
rga! lnotement4, JOHN MILLER.
Sept 30 Avid,
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- prizes of con. 10000. &c.

80 PtiE'S III i,HOD. oVs,''p' wv
Virginia Lcrs,urg. No. q. to he drawn at Alexandra
"a, on Saturday, Oct Is, ls5G
Spidndid Scheme.
Captals-S20 600 - prizes OF 1000, 1000, 600,
l2p), 22U 20 of 800, &C. amounting to more than
one. :ourih o.! Il million Of dollars!
Whole tickets only s.. halves so, qrs. % -,
certificate Of package Of o whole tickets vii! be
sent for only so, halves 80, qis. IL 90. Address
D. NJ. HOfT.
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WHITE.

The Judge accrptrd the nomination Of tho Wings Of
Georgia, on the }Dth May rt'rr which is just publish
cd-und he tells The Committee that he bevcd "the cleo
ton Of Chief Magistrate ought to be the work of Tie
people hcmscircs' &C.. sc. Wrrcf0rr, his political friends
had originally his consent to list. his name-and he yet
reason for believing thai lie had fallen into any
error" Is the Judge still bnd-or he irsincerc?
Surely he ought Src, that his name sonly used tn de-
feat, il possible election by the people, and throw il
into the House.
The Judge will find, when i. is too late that he has
committed rgrrgioua error, va abandpning the best
friend Inc had in the world 10 throw himself into tic
of party who arc new abandoning him for Gen.
Harrison. The very Wing paper in this City, which
pirdgcd itself TO support him, is now cutting him
Cor Iarfspn--and the Wing Committee Of illinois, on
the 9th inst, adopting The double ticket relying upon
the Electors OF Judge hc that n the event Of Gen
Harrison receiving votes in other States thnn Judge
Whit. they will gIrc The vote Of this State to HARRISON
According 10 present appearances, the Judge will soo
have TO repeat the pathetic so!I"quy Of the Abandoned
Cardinal WoIsry: . Farewell! long Farewell! to all my
greatness &c, &c.
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u Read The article .l6olitioa-F. Buren, is oac CT
the last men whom the Aboli,ionists will support
Arthur Tappan and his have ''denouncet han and
MN alone. VIII you permit them TO cut him DOWN.
Never
~ Tho proceedings oc the Van Buren, Committees
OF 7mhrTSt, Pdtsyira0ia and EDmrY. &c. will appear
forthwith. We call uron The Committees Of all Tie
counties 10 be mp and don! Never let the Cencls Lr
caught mapping on their posts, when the Enemy is p!
yonr gales. Tomorrow IS the first Of Oclobcr.-and
Monday, FIVE weeks, is the day Of the Election. To
ARMS! then, TO ARMS!
u The proceedings o' the Republicans Of Prince VIII
liam appointing Delegates to NEE, the Convention 4,
King George for the nomination OF member of Con-
g.rss have been uaavoidab:y postponed.
u We postpone to-day the 9th NJ. Of g THx Views
rroy THE RrEcoS-going prove tina! Gen. Harrison
is Disr;hu:iOnist am! tiout insisting upona reduction
Of tic 2nrf-nnG 2iiy ist nc IS Haiiosnt Bg"h man;
Gud ;5rcfiys tint in these respects Mise. he is nj KIN
Mc grtet political princiyts G Firgt"ia. This No is
crowded out BY the various Communications and inter
csiing printed articles which. are on hand.
n One ej tic People Is IN ty,c bnt unavoitaLy post
pOIrd.
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4 P.7R3LLEL-Th a0t ia the mHHEcr u FlHi1rch

II IHh-ILLF. IRnhgh ~
FROM ~ eI:',r,sl qrt;cic n tbs =,
ji"E 81 ISIS.
4" They Ia: TrI:El suppor:
Iu 10 Willie, hccau.c they b.:
licvc him = Hhig in heac; sud IL.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS They a7r cuu
SluccG he ha:; supput;ci ,he nat,
fu.Gs " Iac .@'.n, Gs u ,SrIGtuyjr
JtRrsSscr, az. no! - IL. l.. Wits
(Gj-hccaTir he j, The bcS, and
safest man ihei Can cicc,-hr.
cause, finally Az. CHI fg. ii they
xlcct hi.u, l.c w;:i .u.!nx,L,tcr u,
GoYtiancnraccu:,!img tv'hcir pin
cipIcS." %
E,i.,ri0i urt.ct Il n. Wig IF ia
IG!ry, io;ij.
4" Judge Nki. has a"Tc, ilinch
c!;msUPppitln; '""!y !i@':sS ti:ir,
ihGt the ""ai r."';"sis OF jarHSoi
might ,ucg".l.' ri
J.ht9ris.! article u Il. HHgcJ i-5j
" Elected, Il ,.irc:-;. II n!!, -
tho Votes Sc: ;i.1 !Ehi:,, 3" Juis'
Waite wIi!Eu'tsrGiiy end rs;cSSG
TIiy S:!cfi his srgRr,y-rs from iicu
ranks, and r:yaJ,g his mc:su,rJ ec
e0r!tMg 10 tis,.r ..tmJ." ~
ti!:iJria! article II K. Uaty dar.
m@ Snri". Il lc%I.
We really b. i:r,., '!r. for lie
Uer'R ANA ~ s,nJsirtyr tn rL:e;iou
81 Eencrui HarrEnE wIu:hL nr th'
Aagp'eSt circumstances ihIt could
b.Ia!i. lie, loo, is n rIcsofiOu.
.aicitaIn; and a. .arh, L.. naInr
il i"'nilIIr 10 the lows. ;:un
iInc. =" (el
ii.tr "a! Gr:,e.s ri II. Hhir a
Jnyt, lc:Hi.
F." We ii"ll iahGTr VIII all OF
Gn:cr ~ impress .p"~ Abe ing
%! E.t,.'Ila, the : .i!:U,:c Y"II"!
n thy caa carry :hcir ni'c'ofH
,r:&c', OF v";r;, los '."rr- tIarri
sDa, ,nc =! ..its u tl:i| Com
mon wealth can n,;t 20 cleo
h.rI."
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E'rgi,site Eees5,sa.g, 40. II

U:a"lng 10 take place Oct > Io3o, at a1eHahuFId VI"
GRAND SCHEME.
$4,000. 10000, 5000, 1917 l2. prizes Of $500,
9; 2m0. 10 prizes Of .JOn ~ prizes OF 300, making
l1M"!. Nc, DC. Amounting TO more than halt
million.
Tickets only 10 dollars-haves S5-quar'rrs 81 90
certificate of package Of q whole tickets in this
Magnificent Scheme ulay be had for $3.50, packages OF
halves, quarters and cght!s in proportion, may be had
HOY >.
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Fl EETJDS..S.

MAIsE.-"Thc Portland Argus publishes returns from
2O1 towns. giving ~ 80 for Dunlap, the Van Blu
rem candidate and H. l3l for Kent. The Augusta Age
complains that the returns in slowly, and estimates
the probable majority of Dunlap at about 5000 In le3l
his najnrty was but 1000 The Eastern Republican
says. that Mr. Davrc is unqur*onab!y rrccd from Pc
nobscu, District and the Bangor Wing "raIIerincln
ed 10 the opinion This being III" case there arr,
four members of Congress elected, three Of whom are
friendly 10 the present Administration There nrc f"u7
vacancies 10 be filled by subsequent election
YEKMoSr-"Thc Montpelier Patriot Of the 10Th inst,
gives The result for Governor in lnl towns. follows
For Bradley BIZ Jcnnsun Il ,G39 Jennisons majority
47. Increase in TIE popular vote since last year 5lS
Wing loss in these towns l,Il1--Grmocratc gain
g42 The Patriot adds that the towns 10 be heard from
iabout IU) will probably increase the Opposition ma jorI.
ty 10 nearly 4,000."-According to another estimate.
Jcnnsons MIA oTity is $50.
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Tie Charleston Congressional Ei"cti0n (l0h "Td llM
Oct0bcr. J-T!c meeting of the Union party on Satur-
day, nominated Hugh 5 Lcgare candidate for Con-
grrss Acssrs Pcpoon Toomer and Noise spoke againss
making any n"Gna,ion-tllnt is, they were for Nh
Pincknry. hlcsss. DrsanssuIc: Petigrew, Alfred HUI
ger. and Judge Lee, for taking tie field Union
men, and therefore for Nj Lrgarc)
Al!. Holiness (NuIicr.} who vas nominated b. small
majority Of very thin meeting, has IN consequence dn
cined il favor @: Mr. Dubosc, annlhc7 Nulilirr-ls
Mr.. ID. has not yet accepted il.
Mr.. Pinckney is also IN the iie!d-alany Multiplying
shaft is aird al him. The Charleston Mercury says
that Mr. Pncknry has taken occasion to declare since
his u Charleston. THAT joins {. CAIHorS Is
ni""ERurs MAS-yOr To BE- TEUs rED WITH row ER. -
Df coarse the hottest Nuitirs consider this species
OF profanity against their dpilow this triangular
test will end, Is beyond our ken.
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7HrO ALI. WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-Know
Il that between Lynchburg and Langhoznes Tavern,
The Eta Oth inst the Undersigned accidentally
changed Big Gosrs with traveller then in the stag
az haines Tavern: where the baggage changed;
ad ot krDwing with whom, npts this mode Of ascet
.aalrg
For :any reasons he would much prefer Cf the gen.
tieaan has no otccon exchanging back again, two OF
which only necessary to o.Ina-,he first 49, tina
lind he ruhcr @sh tie s4ouders or e0mtort-the
ether, that al, considerably the loser.
Totesgnate-nine has .yo pocsctson the breast, wit,
Ivy (unless very much mistakenly written IN foil
in ole Of The sleeve the shoulder, (color, invisible
g,cen. His light olive with pockets outside on he hips
and cloth very thin md ihm'J v j. OhANE.
Piedmont, Srrs :;ts, lc3t. 42-3t
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FOX TIE ENQUIRER.

III INC ""HfC' ~ !HiGTCR.
E,trn.t IF Ju4s, Hh.te's !e:.rr nj
S<rt., 1875, accepting sc Ten
nr.Sr. EJminG:.OW.
:. As 10 M quitting The .t.l!ua
ri,:r iiun, ami JotMiD. Tbs Oygu-i.
ron, the ijr0 isj'IncJH. .AiieFnav
go. been 80 ton. n li.s S,ntlr, ard
u often recording: ny "p:n:"iS up-
IN tho lra,:Iws u;cs>"r,s u the
\ Administration, u.u,; D.. dss,i-
tut" of co:Tmon s":.,r, ~ wei is
:ulnmTl honesty, wcI" | uow 10
.raciicr Upon political rIIacir!cs
i,il':r-n; from t;.o,r Arrf.rJOre
!nnrsd Gh.! prGct'sc'i Mpon.'
sGl:orsai ar'i.is # Il. Nag u d.
ce:YLrr !JM, ISIS.
"JuIsc White is the R,pw5lieGn
!; nLi'!s.c oil EIrgiot3-opYoscd 20
FEDERAL cH":nichm"nt uaa u~us-
'"lriur."
GG,tcric. art, .!t ct X. Nag ri o.
ty5cr, 1855.
&" 4 NV CAsnIDATE.-.IEe
rarc oi' I!rnn Ct.y hrs br"a
rrnu-at forward IN PH,Il"l?hia,
- y candidate for the Prcsi.rc"y.
We az InrlIncI TO
,hrnk. tia; the add!Iirn al Mr.
'l.yio;hc candidates gl:rady pro-
posed. can d" u, pc,5itt imrn',
:-aiis /, mav lead 20 II Le".%-lc! re-
,uit. Will. "" cannot M; lore
ode the ,urcc-- Uf NJ N.in Ir-
frn, q, the result o. III" "ant Of
,."cisiou ennr" the NhI. party,
"c do 20; ihlmt ;i,at the crn1i..-
:ItIva ~ Sir.'i.y -rl,ims wiii IN
'r"i-" liz" c"iI, Will sur high yi-
ri"t OF i.r+ SJ'T.r!!i-It'ons and
:r,ur: wuuhi ica>! q, ,froagiY 20 dc.
1rc .I.iaru.iI We caEpot >ny We
ave al: hoi") :ha. h. @'s;i ." The
"vuri:r ct III" paw =
L.Glfor,gi Gr.,ci" # X. Ha,S' Gt.I0-
rfn5tr &;'h, lc3J.
" We ih:uk l..n Nr. cf:y, 81
!! rrsy"c:s ii rsry yrrprr c';H''.-
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OTlCEhc Inspectors Of Tobacco, several erchonses
HchOad, will petition the Legislature, at s next session,
10. incrsGss of lhenc pea,et:on for eooPefsGs &c
42-wtlD
a PETITION viii BE- prevented the General Assembly,
aus work the Ccs Cold Nine the County Of Stafford
Sept- 30 -sip
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ESesN'E',S
lottery G,aa E.cchatz,ge
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

Hy is under the necessity every day Of saying some
n about prizes taken frola the court Of Fortune In
H. Ill p;ize Lottery Hoyt had the pleasure Of sending
% gentleman in the country Nos. :}3 81 nice little
yrz' Of oSE THOUSAND DOLLARS, whole ticket MS IS
l.. list or.er lovt has ever been hono1ed with by the
.en,cmaa and homes he will be satisfied with The man
which il answered.
OIsrs for the Grand Sixty Thousand Dollars, and
other Capitals mus. be addressed to that fortunate prize
distributor u vi. hOl }.
Drlwnr Of the all prize Grand Consolidated Lottery,
No il, Extra.
IS 60 80 II 70 81 9 "a
Aticke,s without any OF the drawn numbers on them,
are entitled 70 a prize q. So
Drawing Of Norfolk, No 6. drawn oath Sept
81 Il So , % I'll IS II ~ ~ "A u
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nondence, and comprehensive sagacy, to Judge as Mr.
Nlangun-and who writes: q" take it that Mr.. Van Bu-
rem is have of the largest majorles known
The Raleigh Register asserts, that Mr. Van Bnren sup
ported Rufus King for the Senate, as REGARD for his
excrlions on the Missouri Question Does not its Edi-
tor blush repeat such often refuled alsehoods Does
he not know. that in Mr.. V. B. pamphlet in favor OF
supporting him. there is not word upon the MISSOURI
Question;
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YaR PERsCo5 SEMINARY for young Ladies' will
IA Oh October will DO
10 rcnIrr School Of the ;fs, Richmond
icua: s:ripn WIN Le tru" sd oil the branches Of II
n+,cd Eac:Gi. rdnc1t!Jn.
The latan VIE .susht6y natives Of the
.rn restrictive carn.:i<s
Drawas, Painting, Mu,: Dancing and Embroidery.
A Lal;a elias; will d. continued.
the Primo this School, talents
s.udes
-ocn:s: has, ssoec csided A School is,s de-
oan and Junior.
Board During the scholastic year Of MONTHS including
ho Ees.sb and French, washing fuel lights &c,
rUo3 IS ia Scholars tie Senior caxses Si0Junor
class SE:rac s0ltsnn, S-Dtawing and Paa.ing $50
-hl.-ic. > per !esson; besjnuess, Scots.
Srr f1-tf
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Married. m" l7th mt, b. EI T. r. Montague, Mr. Joi
H. Dv Mrs ELl.yTi. II! of MidGrsr1
Mari" White Fti# The p instant by the Rev. \. NJ
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The Raleigh Register e1cains, Bccarc hon yf f'n'
hiu"-becausc Mr.. Van Buren, would not answer 10"
unnecessary Letter about his rroing the bill To aoos
District Slrery-But what will the Register say "hrn
he finds GEN Harrison lodging The qucstt0n
with bis Vernon, querists. after promising too 10 ahs"'
Them VIII he repeat. .'Bewere how We trust MN
DiuO 10 you, Sir, of the Buchanan Advocate. ""a'
say you now:
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-12

The Pittshurg Gazette asks why Mr.Van
HrrcuS letter 10 the antmasonlc committee
Is not published? If any letter has been
written 1t is indeed strange that it has not
been presented to the public. There has
bien rumor Tor some time, that he ms
written letter, but those who have given
currency TO it have been cautious to con-
ceul lis contents. II is from this fact the
public are anxious to see the latter. And
II may be from this also, TINT the rumof
has been started that the letter rebukes all.
tlmasonry, and would, published, turn all
ct the antinlasons against him in Massachu-
sets and Vermont. But rs it regards our
selves, we doubt whether he has written
amy letter. We believe that it is all un-
founded rumor. From the course of Mr..
Van Buren, he undoubtedly thinks thai
silence is his hest policy. Perhaps it mav
he so; but we are greatly mistaken in the
spirit Of the Hntimasons of Pennsylvania if
they do not resent IN u proper manner, such
cohtemptuous treatment. They will sup
port no non committa candidate on aliy
question they may seek TO he informed
They would sooner go fora decided enemy
than i"r protested friend who would hold
his opinions from the world, from any mo
tive. hir. Van Buren, aud bis friends who
count on any support from honest men,
whether au!linaSOns or not, should recOl-
lect that in politics ms IN other things, it is
ony the AhiT that Keeps ms mind, his acts
ana his iltrntions to himself Let Mr. Van
Buren, sIcak out his opinions, or Let every
alitimnson in Vermont and MassacIusetts,
abandon him ut once. a thief, or hypo-
crlte Is unworthy of their support. Har-
-
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For lie State journal.
CALEDONIA co. TEMPERANCE
MEETING.

The Caledonia County Temperance
Society held their Annual Meeting al
Peacham, on the 9th day of July, 1886.
At nine O'Clock A. NJ. the President OF
the Society not being present, Gen. joins
MATToCKs, was chosen President pro
TEN.
After prayer, on motion of MrWorcester
il was voted that no person he permitted t.
speak more than ten minutes unless in
support Of resolutions Introduced by him.
DR. Calv n Jewelt introduced the follow
ing resolution which was adopted, viz.
Resolved, That the time is now come
when Legislative aid and Judicial decisions
should no longer he prosiiuted for the ELI
enlargement OF intenpcrance.
Mr. Levi II. Stone offered The following
resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That Of those who are pract-
cally temperate, it j. n snail thing we asil
OF them when we say, come forward and
join the Temperance Society.
Rev. Solomon Sias offered the following
resolution which was adopted
Resolved, That the cause Of Temperance
is worthy Of and demands The united efforts
OfGil christian people.
Rev. james Milligan offered the follow
ing resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That the principles of the
Temperance Society, The effects which ii
has produced, the wonders which itueeds
yet 10 perform, should recommend it to the
patronage OF all the good.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee To present TO The meeting II
nomination for officers oflhe Society for
the year ensuing;
DR. Calvin Jeweit, Charles Davis, -----
Worcester.
Adjourned for one hour.
In the afternoon the committee appoint
ed TO present. nomination for officers re-
ported MS follows:
SlLAS HOUGiiTON, for President.
!. p DAEA, Vice Presidents
JOSIAH SnEDD,
JosEPH p. FAIRBANKS, Secretary.
Moses kErrREDGE, Cor. Secretary.
State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1831-1836, 1836-07-12

"lNCENDGARY PCBLicATioEs.-The ex.
tract from the Richmond Inquirer, exhibit
ing the independent course Of MIR Van Blu
rem on voting for the eugrossment of Mr.
Calhoun's Bill, to prevent the circulation
through the mil Of incendiory publications
must arrest the attention of our readers. His
conduct on the occasion, as detailed by the
correspondence Of the Enquirer, is worthy
OF nm American Statesman. There is no
shuflling in Mr.. Van Buren,, no trick to
calm the fears OF the tiuid, or to excite the
prrjudices Of the iinpudent. lie votes in
favor of Southern rights, though unsup.
ported by Southern men as bo1y) hs
records his Misrepresentation against The VIC
lent aud impatient AhoItionists, though
in doing so, he views but four Senators
from the Northern States standing by him.