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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-15

CAROLINE-Q d.
Archibald Samuel ". b. is ree elected by majority
of Al over Pichegru Voolfolk, (Whig)
The Wings still disappointed their defeat
in this county. They resorted TO every devce-t they
piled the Free Negro Panic Votc-"A resident of Caro-
line county got mp pamphlet the occasion, which he
pr"fesscd to address, the Presidential Election, the
Voters of Virginia but Loves Labours were in vain
The first wing port in this City Tuesda cheering
to the Whigs-Woolfolk was elected by majority of g
But the report came; and the bubble Samuel
was reelected by majority of llbeing 10 more than
he received last Spring.
The Rrts If The Whigs-One specimen lind the of
their tricks like IL y
To the Editors 4" GoLANsvILLE 18th April, 1886.
send you complete return of the of The poll
at each Precinct election in this county Ii feared
that the contest would be very one, in
quence of the great exertons made by our opponents
&c. 1t impossible foretel what effect their false
statements and frightul pictures would ultimately make
upon the minds of the timid in county, there were
three or four orators riding to and fro throughout the
county attending every public meeting even
ryngs distributing their false productions and address
ing the people, in such strains before
heard. | have been informed, that during the
last week. preceding the election) many of the Wing
people have been engaged in riding from house house.
for cleeiionee ring purposes From what have heard
some few individuals alarmed in consequence
of their representations Of the situation of black
population, and the almost certainty Gas they sad the
Administration carried the day) of the free negro voting
and ruling in State, that they could be persuaded
to vote. Some would not leave their homes as they
were informed if the Administration candidate succeed
ed the free negroes would mediaely be in power aud
all the whites who did not go with them would off
poorly indeed, am informed, that Wing, "a JUS
tice OF the Peace) after it pretty certain that The
Administration would succeed, stated in presence
OF many persons that all the free negroes the vicni-
ty of the Courthouse had raised their hats upon sticks
token Of Joy at the Of the Administration
candidate. The conduct of the Wings during the can
vass reckless, than before witness
ed any occason but during the latter part of the day
OF election, their feathers began to aland after inior
nation received from all the precincts they were
completely chapfallen: their countenances wore the
goomiest appearance The battle was at first
but the conquest easy. We have lost few mid and
gained many valiant soldiers Our strength is greater
than at the election in 1885 and daily increasing Many
who went against us, now say they will 90 with us:
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C01JvunrcsyED
Senator Payr;ott-7xs T,i.is 0 I.asv.


~, Senator Parriou.7hs Triple League.
The Triple League of Nullifers, Abotonists and
Pennsylvania u s. Bank has its agents and instru-
inents OF all kinds and of every character actively
gagged in influencing the Elections in Virginia Tho
great object VI their combination, under the general
name Wing is TO defeat the election of President by
the people equally opposed ecch and oil their corrupt
dsorganizing and ianaticnl schemes. The Southern
Nulliiicr operates with the Northern Aboonst de-
Feat Van Buren,. The Pennsylvania u. 5. Bank will
use both TO make ga President propious their
interest," ,ohen Pennsylvania ,oW rciinquish her charter to
Congress-
10 what will not of these Wings condescend,
that their point may be carried when Virginia Sena-
tor from distant district, busted himself at the Henri
co election TO persuade the Henco people that Buren,
an Abotonisl telling then that he (Senaor ParrioD
" would prefer the Devil to Martin Van Buren, p If
private citizen dared open his mouth Senator Parriotl
would tell him (wla his grand mother had told him be-
lore) that he had twocars and tongue: l. he
be silent and hear Senator Parrott, with and
double tongue, praise the Devil, and make him
much more fitting character for has President than that
Democrat, Martin Van Buren,. But Senator Parriot is
one Of those infable, irresponsible agents, who
elected for term Of years; and who cannot and will not
violate the Constitution by resigning when the cons
tuen nstructs him 10 sioatc The Constitution,
init an act Of moral tnpitads -!
n, nr ~
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TnE FREE NEGRO VOTE.
y Shorl Cafechism In SEASON.

49, (tIem he Lyaehburg Dfmoctaf
Were Free Negroes permitted to vote in New York
regons TO the amendment Of the constitution in 1891
Yes sP To- that time every free Negro Of lawful age
pas entitled to vote -
How is il now
proposed 70 the Constitution reaoiring oc escs. 60
egro before De should vote 70 own freehold estate q,
Pc value Of $2JO--over and above all incumbrauees
Mr.. Van Bufcp
WHAT was the effect Of that amcndmentS II exclud.
At least three fourths Of the free negroes from voting
i low did M Van Buren's friends vote in Congress
bon the subject Of obolsbing slavery in The Dstr;t
All Of Mr Van BOfsns friends from New York voted
.oinst It
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NanSemond. -Denton's majority ..

NorLiamP0a- Joseph SegafS (Whtc) 1916 Senate:
Vespasian Ellis CNhte) l6l; John Page white and
late Senator) 62 II. Anderson (Adn)1
James Cuy-McCandlsh (Whig) l43; Garrett (do)
%; City of Williamsburg and York county yet to vote
.Manhc,cs.ilouden Hudgins, (Adn) 3i5; Wm H.
Roy, Q0l) flndgnss majority 49, Al the last cleo
ton, Roy had majority of2 in this county. Repub
can Middlesex yet TO vote. Iludginss election cons.
dered certain.
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The Wing is still at its tricbs-abusing nisrepre-
scntlng, peryeIiingdoing all sorts of neistfcaton-
raising every species Of humbugand ringing the chan
ges upon Van Buren,, Aboltonism free negro votes md
all such slang. What contemplate opinion il must
have formed Of The judgment of its readers
The Wing is attacking Goodalls Circular II might
MS well attack Gibraltar with pocket pistol No con-
tenpitble slang wbonging-Oor pictured pocket hand
kerchiefs-nor scribbers handb shake the Voters
Of Hanover
The Wing knows that Harreon is TO be pressed after
the Spring eectOnsuat Harrison is the citizen non
snye-hodlng Statethat llairison view tie i'm,
mediate abolIlionsls with and indignation
than Martin Van Burcn--but that Harrison poes for
direct application Of funds of the General Governen nj
to the abolition of slaves The question in Virginia is
not between White and Van Buren-bu between IIgr.
sisep md Pan Buren, Eycuf White could be elected
be would be Of in the hands Of the
Whgs-FoT, as the Wing says, Z" Jadge Bhue elected
~ eecied at ei) by the gotes ef Me Wigs, he rW M
t1ray and noccSs0rg sccl his Councillors from their
raHks and modify ms aecOyaQ 10 their pieies
Every one now ths--EYcry one can see what
Judge White is athOw aDkiousy he is sueing for the
Whg vote by sQctfciHg all his ancient friends Like
tIe foolish ostrich nc may hide his head, bat every
one secs lum-Xet Jadge White is not the man 10 be
elected Harrison will be uic great Wing candidate in
Vrgnia-and the People Of Virginia will have in fact
70 choose bcween bma FedcSalisi IN his principles
Bank and Tariff man. &c, &c.--aad the magician Of
N York. The Wing knows, that 70 this complexion
we must come at lastand still il sometimes gabbIes
about White though II scarcely conceal it's attach
rent aud preference for Harrison
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.9CTT.7L POLL-S0 far.

Charlotte Frederick 1Greensville Isle of Wight
king and Queen Louisa l--Montgomcry Not
toway Prince George Prince William l. Spottsyl.
wanna stafford Sussex i Buckingham 2-lS
Hhig Dcfcg0tcS--C Chesterfield Franklin 2-Frede
crick l-Glouceser l-Henrico liking George l.
Powhatan Princes Anne l-Rappahannock l.
Rockbridge 2-Campbeli 2-Noithamplon 1--Nanse
mnnd liz
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Old KING jVilIion,-sofc-

William Spotswood Fontaine Gone of the Republican
eanddatesO has withdrawn from the canvass and leaves
Snadwick, single handed, 10 contend with Tompkins
lhe White Wing We received his excellent address to
the Republicans of King Wam too late for publication
IN tG-days Paper-i SHALL appear Tuesday He con-
cpaes IN generous and manly, and Republican strain
ia the scale, against the for which you and are
both contendng We understand that Sandwich $
be too certain, against opposition like the Wings -
Never think an enemy beaten, until he is beaten The
battle is never won until the last shot has been fred
Lose not then one shotbu TO the Polls every man Of
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IIIE P.aNIC paRrY,

ms IS Their brand They have sprung a IN inc upon
US luis Spring. They may carry off two three coun
lies by tricks, and Devices which Virginian should
blush to employ! But the summer and autumn are be
fore us-we shall have time to brush away the cobwebs
with which they are attempting 10 bind The limbs of
iree people Their arts will be cxposed-ther impos-
lures unmarked
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Majority for Samuel, ii"
KING AND OUEEN-U DN


In April last beaten in this county--aud
Fleet (Wbig) elected. We then poured out our in
dignant feelings in the following strain:
Pri H. 1885," YesOur party beaten in King ana
eueenDgioTiony shamciuly beaten. What.
fufcI Two dduas aspire Icgislatu
10 quarrel about W and neither of them willing YIELD great
crisis IKE hs Their private aspirations to the public good
of their friends, suffer
IN the common causeand then select candidate
ltlo known and ol pOpuar against gs
Wing stables and se, party
ness oil their strength and While they have
counter who unfng aud ndontg moreover TO LEI
che sandefs Of tho Whig way ps
Why the expected
than TO be shameuy dsgfuccluy beatob There
Repuban hing and Queen but ought pilgrimage
noble little county OF NotOway OF public Shirt
positively dead, let herself hono Let her
Republican like the Suspended
the tears whchey shed ovof their disgrace let
deem ib honor with their aud
with The great party OF their cOuntiy( Fleets majority eaE7.)
With what pleasure do nOIo give the right hand
OF fellowship, and bail King and Queen as redeemed -
We understand that David +. Wright has beat Fleet
by thirteen majority. This time the race is not TO
the fleet, though the battle is the strong and the re-
suit is Right What avail his Whggcry-and his White
Caucus-aDd his letter Of the Sd to the Hon Hugh H.
White Of Tennessee, and the Indges autograph reply
OF the 9Th few moments" after its feceipt--and
us publication in the National Intcigencer- nd tie
"sncere respect Of the Naam6ifions candidate of Ten.
ncssce, It is all in vain The Suspended Lcrion has
recovered its arms and its honor
NANSEMOND-Q d
BENTON, ("hig, and late DelcgaicO 2l0
Kelly, (Rep) IA
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nowned Commonwealth fame for gallantry, pa.
triotsm philanthropy-indeed for every thing which
ennoblcs the human character and which will
ate her name among the fares specimens of Republican
government can condescend to the dictation of a
anthropic demagogueS
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

SPoTTSYLvAN!A COUNTY-Q DELI Complete
Oscar Nj. Crutch6eld, ". b at fredericksburg, Il2
Court House, 2l7
Mrs Andrews, az
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]. Go IN mass iof Tic sacrol
itigit VI distractions.

. They will go at tho next srs
sion Tor re asserting this essential
right of our ifoe Institutions, an.
ee1suring B. w. Leigh. as h,
pressad resolutions for consufin.
Giles nd Bfcnt IN 1919.
8. Fhey 60 en- masse against b.
w. Lcigh.
q. They go for one Republican
Cnndiials ior the Presidency, an1
Tor an election BY The People Them,
selves.
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FLORIDA

The following extract Of letter. received by qen-
eDaB IN Savannah and pdblished in the Georgian win
relieve The anxiety with regard the fate Of Col Butler;
" VoLUsfA March 9th, 1896.
" The len wing Of the Army Of Florida, Brig. Gen.
Euss, crossed the ST Johns yesterday, and marched
this morning for the seat of war.
Col Buffers command for whose safety SO much
anxiety manifested, has returned safe Their de-
tention caused by bad roads Three guides have
arrived to-day from St AOgnstine to accompany the
Army.
The mounted men sent IN p0rsuit Of Colonel Butler,
engaged body o Indians, and but for the cowardce Of
the Lieutenant the whole force would have surrendered
to them. The Indians we're entirely run down BY the
horses when he made his retreat Three Of tie In.
dians Begging for mercy.
The wbds number Of troops here before the move.
Dent was fifteen hundred, including 700 horse"
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Wesfern Indians The National InteIfgencer pub-
fishes letter from "neaf Fort Gibson Arkansas Terri
tory March a., which States Express had arrived
announcing TO Gen. Arb0cke, that The Camanchos and
Pawnees had murdered eli the Traders Cofees TSad
ing House, on Red River, in the Pawnee country-onc
man only escaped-5O OF GO Americans and some Creeks
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How did his opponcntsfrom the same State vote
Why, every of them voted in favor of abolishine
slavery ia tho District.
How did Francis Granger the Wing candidate for the
Wee Presidency, vote upon that question:
He voted in favour OF il
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d GBA REWAED.--l will give the above named
- ~ reward foe the apprehension OF my negro
man Abram. lie Is about twentyseven years Of age,
and about -four feet aud eight inches in height; he has
broad shoulders aud thin anccs and lis right foot turns
and his ls IN he has ACROSS his riattarist on
the inside, and . his left eye.
+. S.--lie lcft tie 1tth Of December last
April 10. u1d-iafirl WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
8T EDlCAL INSTITUTE OF PHILADELPHIA
I'VE The Lectures in this Institution will begin on The
first Mondaysn April, and be continued ill November
lst, with The exception Of August which q vacation
IECTUREs nv
Dr.. Nathl Chapman, Practice Of Medicine
d.. Saml Jaekson,..... Materia Medica,
Or. Jno. X Mitcbcll,... Chemistry,
DR.. w +. Ilosner,..... Anatomy,
n, Ioho n.u Institutes Of Medicine, and
I Med Jurisprudence,
Dr.. H. j. Hodge, 800. Midwifery
w. IIORNER, Secfefarg
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DisiressiRp .Qccidcnt.

The following article is from the Compiler Of Tues
day last--We knew James ID. Brown-and never have
lie promised TO be ornament to his profe sson
and blessing TO his Parents. Most sincerely do We
sympathze with them in the heavy loss they have thus
premuturely sustained
We deeply gVed 10 hear the death by drownpg
JANIS - BRow ofhe Engineers the State James
Second The
red the Islands, James ddetons Mills
thst
ing the er, dashed 10 pieces against rock
Onahc tho he had
gned ~ tho npsiaous gontloman highly
ueul aud respectable in his poleson cbac-
to- Ills unmey death awaonN sympathy in the
heart ofeyety acquainted with himself and family"
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The Wing candidates in Hampshire county advo
Gated the ground that they Harrison
Judge White TO be disheds We shall see after tn
Spring elections are over in the lowlands
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Connecticut Eicction.--A the towns heard from, ex-
cept four: Edwards, (Rep) 1880; Tomlinson, (whig)
1929 Els majority, 1875. Every county in the State
except Haryor has given increased majorites to the
Democratic Ticket.
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BUeKiseHAn G. H.. April l2 1886
% Our late Delegates, Booker and Austin are rc.cect
ed by majority Of upwards of 80 votes All the pre-.
cincs heard from and the Polls closed
For THE SENATE.
Dr' 1000, ....-.-.... ............. 49O
MONTGOMERY Dj
MuYrGouEEy G. H., April 9Th, 1896.
hasten To give the result Of election which
closed ON "Wednesday night. Amer great cxerons the
Van Buren, party has gained complete victory, ullho'
the polls do show our real strength as there was
local question which made operate against u.s. TO.
gethef with numerous connections who Van buren,
IN sentiment but voted Tor Charlton. At the close Of
the poll the vote stood as follows
SENATE.
Col. w. Thomas, ". b. ........ 5I7
Mr.. Henry Erskiue, (~hile0 ...... 100
Thomass ,najp,ity, ......... 357
ilousr OF DELEGArEs.
John McCauley, (V b. :. ....... 446
Col. wm. Charlton, (ivhite0 -. 2Is
McCauey's majority, . 2is
SO you see that Old Montgomery is still herself.
LOUlSA-Q D.
LOUISA, April ~.
I" The result OF the election here is creditnble TO all
the Republicans of the county, and after the difficulties
which had sprung up among the candidates. particular
" so to them have not heard Of the vote at the pre-
cincts-at the Court House it Stood Anderson $50
Thompson 30 difference still greater at the precincts
Frederick county is still unsettlcd-Thc Charlot,os.
vile Republican of "Wednesday claims both Administers
lion Decga'ssL Republican gam How old Louisa
charlottesville Republican:
LOUISA c. H.. Monday 10 o clock. T. NJ
Louisa speaks with voice which bids bold defiance
the small and Amos, politically deal party who lately
tempted TO rally To-day s,',s ~na me Democrats
Louisa marched forth gIrded with the breast plate of
nth, and sparrrd by consciousness of contendinq
| good cause The siratageiDs of the Wings avaed
'thing-and the political sentiments of Louisans was
irly tested. Below you have correct statement of
polls
louisA c.. III.
Anderson, (Rep,) go Thompson, (Whig.,) 90
JAcksoNs.
Anderson, 100 Thompson, IL
MEcHAHicsyiLLE.
Anderson, 81 Thompson, IL
Majority for Anderson, 3O5.
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Infantry, now at Fort Gibson. Chill Mcintosh, the
Creek WARRIOR brcatlcs vengeance against the Ca.
manchcs, and will add or 700 warriors 10 command
TEAS
The last thrilling from this interesting
try, must arrest the general attention of the u States
The garrison of San Antonio has, every of them
been put to the sword all quarter refused fley
have fallen like heroes, while the Mrxcans have be.
havrd like barbarians and assassins. We cannot
whether we feel most sympathy for the Texans, de-
rsation for the Nlexcans. But two days before the
gallant Travis fell he writes 10 the Convention, ear
nrstly begging for reinforccments. lie says: The
threats (i these hcxicans) LA had influence
or my men. but to make all fight with desperation and
that ighsouled courage which cbaracerzrs the patriot
who IS willing to die in defence of his countrys liberty
and his own honor. "A nd do these barba Aex;cans
deserve To be the poprieors of this among the finest
countries in the world Can they sbduc such gallant
We viii not dcsparthe Inhabitants Of Texas brave
and determined. They have every inducemcnt which
can aciuate inen-Liberty, principle, interest gal
liant General is at their head. Many of them swear,
that II they driven beyond the Sabine they will
collect and roll back the tide oi upon Santa Anna
Besides, volunteers expected 10 pour in from the
Western States
DrArcher, one Of the Texian Commissioners, is now
in this city, and addressed of the largest meetings
that ever assembled in the Capitol, Tuesday night
liisnarratve OF the wrongs of Texas thrilled through the
assemblyand resolutions responsive to the call OF
former countryman adopted by reclamation"
We have since received pamphlet copy of the adj
dress delivered by MIR. Austin, (another of the Com
missioners OF 'rexas) to very large assenbage of
March. 1t exhibits glowing of the injustice
OF Mexico and of the grievances Of Texas 1t s,rs the
blood of irceman.We shall lay il before readers
in our next
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Withdrew IN the spirit &c harmony Among them the
late Delegate, the firm and aniabe George Harris.
NOITOWAY, a Del)
A .l..lt 4

Withdrew IN the spirit &c harmony Among them the
late Delegate, the firm aud aniabe George Harris.
NOTTOWAY, q Del)
correspondent OF the Constellation says
Ro5cr fitxerald, it,. ". b.
COL IrAsi. II. Epes, (,vhis9 Ia
Majority 50
The result Of this day. election ought satisfactorily
the Wing party, that this will be- wiag
ready 10 pu, e ngnsn, political such Col Epe,
gentlemen hne dso5yd DISTRACTIONS sse her the
Leg.sLaisre
deaey ~e warmly supported "a public speeches by tho opposing
candidates, the question y
the Wg. But all wouli do. This coua will aufed
&" Tor Van buren, FARMER"
FRINGE GEORGE-Q Drl)
The Petersburg Constellation says: I" This county
has very handsomely offsetted Chesterfield by return
lug the Democratic candidate, VIM Stands, Esq to the
H. OF d., by an overwhelming vote Prince George de-
serysthe thanks of the whole Democracy of the Union
Tor her intelligent disregard of the contemplate Wing
slang which has every where been INDUCED in about Elk
punging Mr. " Buren, being Abolionist his false
termed free negro rOte, &c. &c. &c Let the Demo
cratic counties yet vote the South side and
and Abemare, and spurn deserves be- the vile
insidous and hypocritical cant Of party, of
whose cecipnecrng " hacks would iic the devil
hniself out OF counienance, to lead the people
error, and 10 Juggle themselves their friends into
ohce. We beg the Democracy TO beware of all
modern Wings and modern Whiggery; they and it, are
nauseous compounds of Federalists, Nulli6crs, and
Dankites-o Federal principles Modification aud Bank
ISM, hng, by their speeches and their presses the
itca AR with pestilence fatally danning those
who willingly nhale it, than the noxious rfuvia
The valleys of India. The following is the vote as we
learn
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5. They go agninst all seefiona
contests, which are calculated 4,
Dissolve the UAiOA.
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NANSEMOND-U d.
Benton, Wing, aud late Delcgaic,) 2lO
Kelly, (Rep) ia
Bcntons majority, %
DuntODs precinct not heard from. when The poll was
closed at Suffolk

Dun'op precinct not heard from, when the poll
closed at Suffolk.
CHESTERFIELD "a D. Misc last Mo,,dog
I'm n JohnsOn (Whig) is re.elecied.--The Peters.
burg Constellation says" The Wings still hold the
rcins over the county Of Chesterfed that ancient ooun
~, endued with the spirit Of Lions heart il it could
but be aroused The election resulted in vor Of John
son every body expected tnobody ~ disappointed
indeed who the devil could calculate winning race
with an unried and unframed colt, when opposed by
veteran and experienced couiser? The Democratic nag
run nobycontesed three miles aud three quarters Of
the race neck and neclS-but with modesty which
should ever be the Characteristic Of retiring merit con.
slderaiely dropped behind forty fry PAGES in
me qoa5er styctch to his youthful checks from
the bushes with which the plaudts Of victory would
have monilcd them; and those Of his venerable and in
domliabe competitor from heiog banohed with the NOR
uying paleDess Of defeat Never mind brother Demo.
Gratis Of Chesterfield you have battled gailontly-arc
ready to Eight againand, IN due time, The victorious
Napoleon Of modern days, will find arrayed against him
Wellington who will gain the field Of Waterloo with.
oct the aid Of foreign alcs."--The polls stood
Johnson, (WhigJ 4J3
Woodson, wan Buron) dO3
LOUISA-N d.
We understand that Dr.. Anderson (Repl beat the
wing candidate 70 one.--The other Republican can.
didacs however ambitious Of the honor Of the Office
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correspondent of Campbell writes us, that the
wings scarcely care straw about Whte-but Harrison
to be their manthat bu two days before the election
they all proiessed TO be for Whe-but before the sun
set on Tuesday, they began TO throw out strong signs
lor Cen Harrison, the Bank and Federal candidate.