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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-08

may, Dy Tie OruludIy prSCouuouS, oo 'HuSa
longer preserved, even for year or up.
wards without vitiation or diminution OF
power.
Third.-It affords larger supply Of mat
ter for an extensive propagation of the dis.
ease.
Fourth difficulty of infection is
lessened by the ample portion of virus which
it furnishes.
Bet remembered, however, that there IS
choice in the sca6. Those which are hard
and compact, of dark mahogany color, and
with regular ueN defined margin, should
be uniformly selected. The pale grsyish
scab, scaly or MmeAdted in its structure;
with ragged edges, is always suspicious, ve-
ry liable to fail, or if it infects, produces an
illegitimate disease.
In employing the scab, all tie loose parts
which lie on the inner surface, are to be
scraped off, and small portion of the thick
and solid scab is to be pulyerized and moist
ened to the state of a thick or ropy fluid.
with zukewarm water if the water be too
much heated, the matter viii be injured.
AS 10 the case of the pellucid virus, this
may be inserted through a small puncture'
or scratch, or what succeeds better 10 iay
it on the skin, and work It in; with the point
of lancet, taking care not to cut SO aeeP
as to occasion bleeding, which washes away
the matter. and defeats the operation
*We are told by Jenner, that even . the solpnu. M u
mpregn.ton Of s,s the ssa vaccine mei I injection
+ To 'as this ssss ps1pe. OF s ss ,ss the q h
~ n comm,nicate the disease to body Of sol
diers in this condition, who, after using the
warm bath, very readily received it.
tour own practice is to take little of the mat
ter upon the point Of lancet, and introduce it
carefully under the cuticle or skarfskin, which is
the very thin membrane raised in blistering' 1t
NAV he done as follows: Catch the lancet as
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1835-1838, 1836-03-08

A question has been raised in the medical pro-
s..sion whether the infnenca of vaccination
,,eer. out in tho,systsn q not. There srs not
perhaps sufficient fietst - the public to decide
the question. But IN i may be decided.
re.vaccination 80 sssy that we would advise
those who have bsen vaccinated to resort to it.
The facts atased ii the following article, which
we take fton No. 80 Of the American Journal Of
Medical Sciences, may throw some Light on this
subject =
Results of Series Of Erpcrients In
Rsuaccinaion, performed tn the Royal Ar.
my of Wirsem6erg. By DR.. HEM.-The
question of the utility Of revaccination is
now attracting special attention in Europe
and the materials for settling it are accdmu.
lating. In nour number for August last p.
474, ct. seq. we presented the result OF
the revaccination of the Prusslan army,
and also of the experiments Of Dr. Lurot
ofthc Canton Bischwicr, and we shall now
offer condensed summary OF the princl.
pal statistical and pathogca| facts collec.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
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Seutf6 DE s...
9 I.O erI!!!!

Der llntetfbriebene fat 70 eben elm neuei
afprtiment teutf6fr 8hber erbaIts1 no:
runter is6 folsenoe beftnoen: <..s.
Auart1 Oftaps, Ducoejt uno Sa-
fben 8ibeln Seltamente .. oer-
f6ieoenen 0attunsen, Qrnbts
tpabres gbriftentbum, Ser's -
Mdrtprerbubt Starts &C.
betbu6t 9ino'6 semein-
= " f0oftlibes 9efansbub,
gatbebismus, plob
q ter &c. &c.
Btl6e ale biIliser nsrfauft werben ale
IN irseno einem aucern 8ubitpbr in biefem
2beil bes staateS. petIousn, lreIbe auf
teutfbe 8h6er Sublcribirt babeu, tperoeu
benabri9tist, caB te nit ben 8lbern bill
!iser als I'm Den Cub feriptionspreis Der.
(eben tperoen. - <.
:. -.. Scbn Sartou.
Canton, Muguft IA. 1885. 17:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
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net elne por5hsIi9eNuSpabL .. Der scSabrs
,eit ansemeheneu .~ES~# .,@
Stapel uno M aoret,,
Ipeitbe ite beabf6tissn 3u ben nisorisften
prelien, fur baar @etb ooer sqauoespre
ouete 81 sertaufen. sic balten fid i.ber
senst, oaB in teinsm Stobr in gtarf Sc. .su
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ano amen. 70 fpie fir bic
a'eiitsn aneeren 2anoes; Graeuaniffe. iperben
l'e 81 tsoer 3eit baar@ eI6 sabisu. - :"
UN. 8. ollie golbe, peIbe lid, ;,b,,
iesbe Wonate, eurb 0tpten poer auf anne.
" aBeIIe, Die fd in anierer SduIo tpiiTen
peroen bloB jill ibren eissueu 0euben han.
Del, tpenn iit otne Der3us RibtiaFeit mad.
tn-oa mir entfDloGsn fno, sic abbe,abI
IAn9 5u uer3ipnsen wssbalb mir bcffen' baf
a!le b.esbsp Snterefnte, unisrn lnnnfcb er.
Falsa atlo uns DER unansenetmen glotbpeu
'.stsit hberbeben tperoen, ibre Geebnut,oen
'en betrsfenben 8samtsn 5ur ginlammllIno
ISu ibsrseben. >>.~'., %
| T9en, al lener 0ipp 8
nire Ioaasnwsiie uao bsym gu(bsl per:
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04

DIR Anterf1rlebeue bsfunoet feine Sreuu.
cenuo bas Vublifun, caB er einen e ebnb.
ftobrin Dem Trd m i au@e errieb-
tst bat rporin iib sesenmartis or. eouid's
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Qe'nrt6 g b 10 Tet' Wirtbssouie,-
aarpo er bettanois ale Nrten Sbube uno
Stsefel BON better fsinsemabter qlrbeit u.
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elu'sten pre'fsn uno geoinsunssn psrfau=
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Dant ansenomtnsn, une auf paaftliebite u.
pror,pte(te beiotst tperbeu. :,
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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
BDblfeiler benn iemols !

BDblfeiler Denn jemols l? "
Die l1nterfbriebenen 3ei8eribre,. Sreuns
oen uno Rnnoen, uno oen, san3enpublifunl
srsebenft an. oaB Ie in @slbaftsDetbinbuna
9etretten ltno. 5te baben ibreu Sbapp,
IN Der 2nsearawae StraBe, in Canton, (ee:
raoe Dem neuen Sanfbauie sesenlber, fri
Der betpcbnt BON pbilip De,paIt,) beoeu:
tsno ner9tbBert uuo peroen oafeEbft befan
dig auf 3ano baben, Elm srobes e|Gortitnent1
S0ttet Sdun,en, @ottelbdes,
5eusgtlen, piftolsnbolftern, Gapab|
lertften eboGos, patrpntaGben, &C..
Oearborn Gefbirrl & u m n, G t, ST.
Vaulsgei6irr jeoer 2lrt s . fer,
Ssuert @pmeri 2DuDDner 9Basen
,peltfben, Neita, Gigantic, bargir<
ter uno Sig peitlben Stat(b,
Slebtsn ieoer 0otung.
9'nes bon gutter 0uaIitat nit ben beifer
Neatsrtalien uno fauber se,nabt, molten fie|
i'm GroBen uno Sleinen, 70 wobIfei! aIs es
in oenreitliben Staaten irsenorpo au pa:
ben it, gesen 8 aar9elo ooer annebm:
ltbe Hanoes prcoudte p.rFaufen. QIQe ses
'na6te 8eftelInnsen perben aufs fDnelllte
aus9efibrt. ...
Biuiam Beals, uno
Sobn Budius, Jun.
Canton, Nu9. 90. 1885. 2O:tf.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
.Nd0rtbt

ysadridn piro seseben. an bic etodbof.
tn n ger 9tsinsidoilen ,ino Sdnbp gd,iHohrt
e'eisulbaft., oaB Der prdfoent ,,ab D;rssf'
loren an, l9ten oielss Necnats Elm. g,syin,,,.
.unJ sehalteu, uno elm 8efbluB palisrt n ba.
pen eaB 20 sesfooerlieb lit, BON iecem m an an,
tnsa n,s Sfpd, Ebalft fest ODER bis ,un
so,ilar5 81 q, ,ablfn, an qswis Doael Sd,ah,
neliter BON bsfa8ter gpmpanie.
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10 Il
an Der ,psfltdbsn gde ieines 3 af feis
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ous9eluebter unb (ebr nobIfeiIer @ater fur
bieie SabreSeit erDHust, befebeno in: se.
trodenerls, Sortenti uno bneis
oenaoreti perceuan Gpecerepen,
Siiem 9ubnaaren oller 2trt, t,Na'
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welsbe er 70 tpoblfeiI oertauft alb issenb js.
ttaano In bis(em Matfte. Nv. AS y.
G b { n f a d 6.
Elm Baarbou6 uno wobnbous,
2lusletten, uno nbrelib .. Stdot,
den un9efdbr @=.-,> ... -. =.
$50 u If erS ant A..
an, GanaL glet1 oberbalb @arPs
Sride. ax.@@.~. =.
Serne r. 12cMderbsp s. g.
Ssrbarb's Wable, aue pelebe er 80 ben bill
lieIten Ureifen gum Desfaufe anbietet.
gr sablt ieoer3eit baar 0eIb fiji
Mai,en, 18elihforn, oaber, Siadfaan,s,,,
Molle, &c. &C., unb toiro panftliG lno auf.
taerfiatn ieoes SpebitionS= uno @on,mii1t
Dnssefbdft befcrsen, wprait feline Sreuaoe
ano RunSen ibn besinffissn tnbsen. =.
Maftlen. Sutp 10. 1885. 12=tf. :,
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
Neue Glitter !! :!

Gbrtfmos, 0erter uno So.
paben fceben erbaIten unb lest erSffnet,
etu SroBes uno allsemetnes gIfcrtment bon
Qerbft= uno qBintsr.NadrerL tpelbe iis
entIdlOdeu fuo febr tpOblfeil absulesen.
u I'm eub 3u iberseusen, baB bier quite
alnfaufe 30 asabeu ftao, rafst fslbf an u.
(sbet. .~..1 ....,.s... . III
Sept. 30. - +
aluf !Danb 40 Gonnen gussQ Baaret,.
trosunter 80 Ssfen bon perfdieoeuer @at:
tans, 90 Rod Oefen. gben 70 Sranslin.
nno &ancn:Sefen urn billise Yreife su
esffaifen.
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2eher ieslibr alrt bon ,iuferer eiasuen
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t6dFe prsis .piro besablt fis !oaute uno
8eae. s.. &;
Ghrilfmas, 6trter uno 60.
10000 SuB pappel.Drster gum perfauf
nno fer!is fc8leih 81 8etrauben. ..s
Gbrifmasi Oerter uno SO. ..
Canton, Gept. IA. 's5. 2s.bo.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-03-04
81 70 tectlDr n s,
9erl lieberungs,G Gcmpagnie.
=. zgaT55a 9laenten.S

"#yf"@' sE$~0SSAN""r~ w. ,~sStsN"k
>..ze1G e - Dec. 24t 1885.
Da oer l1nteribriebens BON Der ''9t o.
tettiDn Gnfutance:@ 8 mpaanie"
III partfcro, Gonneetieut, als 9lsent anses
felt unb aatcr(irt noroen obne 9IuHbub
Derit1erunsen a,is5utel!en, 70 erbietet Ct
i6 hermit 5,auIer stobrs, Miblen, 6as
oriden ,,ub 9beuern, iatnmt cereu cnbaIt,
aebft irsenoerlep anberm dbnliben gieru,
tbni,1e, Se8sn Nerlutt ooer 9,eIbdoauna
ourb Sener 81 aBeeuriren. Die Rotten oas
ut iino nieeriger, als bic irssao elmer Qln=
talt oieler Dirt; uno Die Meile ,relebe bieie
|0fis in Sdblibtun9 ibrtr @eibafte. uno
Der 8eribtiaun9 uno 0esabluna ibrer Wers
iuite, berfoI8en miro, miro pronast uno Ii.
bera! fem. Qlnfrasen fir 8eoiuaunaen u.
N6eeuran,. tnbaen in ost aImtsiirbe BON
0arris uno Beloen inGantcn, aemaG tmers
Ben, ourd atIe geipdfte in Besua auf bitIt
u9ent(baft nermittelt tperoen. = ? >'>'>~'
4 *" ..@.. b.. @"> Son 6arris,
-. ~, Asent fir befasts @omyasnie.
6 aiton gan. 10. 1885. 39.tf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29
LOOK no TIE Yorrs !,

We have received many applications for the amend
mems winch We're offered 10 the I'd Resolution in the
House oil Delegates and the ayes and mes which werc
takcn on them, that have determined nj once IN In
the whole before our readers These scenes took oIace
U1 ie TWO last days Of me ESPungng Question They
ana hggied, and attempted TO leave Mr. Leiph SOME
mole through which to creep Their avorie device
was, so to modify the Resolution as 10 deny o Tho as
atuTe any rgh 10 instruct Senator Uioate The CSu-
stitniton or commit act of moyaL trpitueand Tins
70 leave the inference, that Mey so to instruct he
would not be bound 10 obey the instruction. or TO yssgn
hrs seat But the whole thing is a fimsy sophs1,fs,r
II surs over This important question: who lis 10 iudge
VINO TO decide whether they do violate the Ccnstitu.
uom &c! Is the LtgisafuTe or the Senator TO ndge
The whole subject is in u nulshell--and NAV be re-.
dueed 70 Tie following plain propositions
Isl Inc Legislature have right 10 Instruct
to instruct "'' '''' ''''''
I'd. They have, therefore, right 10 judgc whether
te instruction which they give does or does not rioieie
the Constitution; or does does not commit an act of
moral turp.inde.
9TH They may in their judgment; but it is not for
tneF own 'seTraHt To reverse their judgment-and
therefore It Is idle to contend Wilcher and Bolts
ana other Wings did, that they have no right TO
give unconstitutional immoral instructions The
rum Is, after all that they alone to Judge, at The
me they give The Instructions IL worse than idle
TO SICKLE for such provsoes and qualifications as that
they have no right to give such inslructons-or was
intended by sort Of side wind TO doubt and dis,nc fb
absolute, unqualified Right Of lpstrucfion-or in o,ier
words, the absolute, unqualified rie of the Legislature
10 Jndge whether their Instructions were proper or not
-, 49, W. =" RSId'u'e nave J0dged whether they
oIgh pass nsfncuons and decided lopass them the Sc
naiof ~ bound either TO obey to resign This is The al
iernatiye-and he may judge for himself which he ouah
70 o2-Bnt nc has no right If lis opinion should diff
Iei rom uiat o. the Legislature, to set up for himself
reeerse their judgment and resist their instructions This
"onu be 70 make The Senator superior olhe Legislature
The "sefyanF above the mosler-ln fact the Right Of
instruction would hc futile and absurd, If inter Tie Lei.
gisature had decided it not uncOnstifutonal ar To-
moral the Senator should have The right 30 fise Cd and
say It was unconstitutional &c, and nerefore viii not
ogY nor fesgH-bui resist your willTbe great Right
Of Instruction would not be worth pinch Of sn,a g.,
.ho Senators might always this plea or pieext to sci
Yet such was tbe course Of Whether, and Bolts and
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war; aud the eventual death at tho King. IL the
of Charles the First gpug in person 10 demand the
arrest of the five members Ulnpden. Ppm, Holes,
Strowd, aai Haslrrs. Tie House OF Cnnnons voted
the demand To BE- violation of their privileges and that
the violston o privilege ths overthrow of Pari-
mcnt Here te wards oi til res.ve, That The
tsliHg tsr pSisiieg,s II Paciassn,. tie orerthr0e
Of Pdrtsaasnt: aud acied accordingly, Er the civil
war immediately ts-gtn, and euded. every body
knows in IA. death al tho k.ng Attcr voting that
President Jackson had violated their privileges, why
not follow up the vote t. a., Something in vindcaton
of those privileges? Why not 5liawuut the nd lent,
III true, IT ought To bc enhrcsd tno true ought
70 have been pronounced. Was Il Sufficient that the
frgna elections were Impending, and that cBect there
would satisfy justice here This twice in the
session, that the President pronounced guilty
ofcrimnal offences, aud twice permitted tn 70 unpuu.
shed, by the gratuiious ccrncy OF his Judges Yes,
sir, gratui,ous clemency pardon, withu petition for
merey-for the man who does not stain the honor OF
his country by making apology for speaking truth in
the performances of duty, does comprninise the
dignity of his species by impetrsinIg pardans from
Judges who condemn without hearing and reject
suit protestation of innocencc
(Rcli0inder our merit
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-29
MaNaGEME.yT aND LYrRJGye ,

The Wings will not meet Van Buren, fairly face 10
race, ana man to man. They will not run one candi-
date against him; bat they are using two or three 70
peat him down, aud defeat him by trick, management
and manpuvre
FTst-they Webster, aud White and Harrison
~ different sections against Van Burenbu never ono
Wing against another. Why is this 70 split up the
Peoples votes, carry the Election to the House
And ne1t, instead Of running one Wbip agaiof nm.
Other they are in States clubbing the forces of
candidates against him. The plan in Virginia seems TO
be, to unite White and Harrison and take the same
uneor1n,ed Electoral ticket which may vote for The one
orr other, according the wind blows in November
IL was so said by Of the Wing members before they
iethcfo-so recommended by the Alexandra Gazette
Hea more! Why do Gregory and MoCandish puff both
White and Harrison in their speecbesS (13 Our C0r.
TesPoHaem Letter IN ORr nen papcr )--.fqd again--
Hear what that cunning wight Of tie Lynchbnrg Yir.
giUiau, says in bis last.
u Drcl4 Argument calculation show that fbe
o b An Van Bufcn party ditdJj between JUDGE White d
icspccny urge upon The friends Of Cen lOn IN Ties are ,
W"el upon thp course, the orfeiy Of t0nnaiinz e sss
,DT@ Iit which hos been formed by tho nionis julie
Nhlie require Or tLe offle, ~ .
temcu, majority " the that Ticket nav ,d;r o
WI ~ The people, &C. " 10 has likewise adopi M H. leo
vac bl.on evson % feanrgana, Ohio Wolf sud
e ~ we wings ana Anti moson % fcm0ui and estos
fpge, oursevts % support Jnd1c Whiic, shall 10 - In ~
lth at fn'ery B1 entertaining tls o4aeJ so.e,
zen bhfson We ehlH hfDw iupcdimen ~ Gtf
nna iaif aof oloPnon o. biz strength will le 9eopee
Nbat nc says IS not true Il friends i'm PeunsvIva.
MA Ihfre, both tbe Republican parties were oy one
man ivan Bgsen) from hc start; and they re- unite on
one ticket for the purpose 81 carrying him There s no
trek or device about tie matter But horc in Virginia
l wings arc 10 run ono ticket, which moy 20 for either
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That the dispositions which have been communicated
To the House by the Speaker and laid the table
the report of the Committee Elections made
Whenever taken on due notice. may be received by the
House testimony in this case, Concluding with the
names of the voters)
Mr. Graves, who entitled to the floor yielded il
mir Hard, who, after some remarks, moved To CON .
mt the report OF the Committee Elections
oi Newand aud Graham, the views of the minority of
the same committee and the testimony presented o the
House aud laid upon the table since the report adc
to Committee Of the Whole House. for the purpose OF
amending aud correcting the report.
FMS motion was discussed at great length by Aiessrs.
Hard Boyd, Slaury Newani, Beardsley Spe ht Hoar,
WISE, Anthony, aud Pcyton.
Mr Hard then withdrew his motion.
Mr Graves took the floor, and niiina;cd intention
10 present some remarks upon The subject stated that lie
deted IN opinion with his colleagues but. tile hour
was late, he moved adjournment; which was carried
The House then ADJOURNED.
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Tic Gorernor's Ecsirunlio,,

Saturday Compiler states, the .'prevaent belief
tha governor Iazewe intends 10 resign his office on
The trst ~ SprH We believe so too-and moreover
we believe that he had determined resign tie rery dan
Vfer ne adjournment Of The Legistaturc but partcu
considerations induced him TO postpone it. No more
marked indigny could have been offered 10 the Re-.
sentatives OF the People What Wal, ill ,hcy
go oway-no put in their power elect his
zen 'hen 40 plainly as acts say, respect you SO
little, that you shall elect Governor and The St.Ie
shall go nearly twclvemonth without one" Why
tins Is even worse than Mr. Legh's letter This is in
cnrrng with vengeance the censure which that same
consistent gentleman (Mr. Leigh once invoked apains,
any man who would attempt to bring the Legislature OF
virginia into contempt Will the Earth quake will
the Earth quake :! before the People are awakened5
we understand, that the Governor has given up the
Governments House 10 the Superintendent of the Public
Edlhces, who required written order before he would
eceiye H. So "ON'-
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ya5sn -AInyed Slip Superior Capt Ty.oa from Liverpool
w VIII Goods 10 7. Z J. s. James Go Istfyio
sae1uen y Taylor Lancaster Douby Co. Van lrv, 4 e,i
WIN Hmyth, Allison Watt, Jennings NOLAN & Co rb.oa'
Os "9'tfson > w. Southali CHARLES Ellis and H. nn,y a,
oc,,;Dng' 10 g ~ Osbono, Edwin Jamo Co. Paul Mosn ~
80 ih tw q hcgnt ias Dnnlap, and n. Alteo
hosi'on' W. Amand IT,. q. Hail. Il. w. Richard. h 20 F,,nt
hn lloni q CO., aoj 70. 8. Barnafis. ' "N
M EGROE5 FOR SALE-By virtue Of a DecrctsI
. order Of the county Court Of Louisa pronounced
on the 10Th day of March 1896 in suit therein depend
ing 10 winch the Administrator Of John Brookman de-
ceased, and Others are plaintiffs, and Charles James
Bfockman and others, are defendants we shall sell To-
The highest bidder or cash. in front Of the tavern bo,se
OF James w. Smoot g Co, at Louisa Court.house. on
Inc second Monday in April next hat being court d,y
SIX or eight Negroes, consisting Of mon, women bows
and girls We shall convey sach title only as is vested
% us, which is indispuiable
ROBERT n. TRfCE.
OSWALD BROCKMAN
a., CoHmissiOners
WsIsh ~ IOJ-tlfA
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course, we expect no justice from the Wing or his
lhey are at us again about the Expungiug de-
Datel he Editor hits at for preierrine TO publish
bentoh Speech 10 the Debate in the House of Dele
ga'9s. Gould any ingenious blame uss Who so
wen understands the subject upon which the people want
Information, as Colonel Benton himself? We mean
no dsPaFagenent b. this remark TO our own friends
or TO the Wings crack orator of the CITY of Rich
mona but Is the Wing of another tlng
mat IN posponing the Debate in its regular series
we lay aside more of friends than his -
1imer s speech has been published several DAYS. and
YET we nave held up Wilson's pungcnt reply to t. We
are prevented from coming to lIopknss long and able
speech also on the side and which was early in
tne acllen.IWe again deny most positively, that we
nave refused Mr. Slanard others their speeches We
have already stated why they could not be furnished
earer-and we unhesitangly say that we do not claim
tne notes OF their speeches-and our Reporter NAV fur
nIs him or any of Them either with their notes or with
e speeches, as soon as he possibly prepare them
we P'eege ourselves to throw impeachment in their
way.-As TO not in Corner" when he learns ~
He more JarHtSs towards M Van Buren, a nd ourselves
ne shn receive little more notice from Z" your humble
servant LIslaw what we for such slanewbano.
crs and scribblers? s s
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White or Harrison, they find II polite hereafter =
But We tell judge White, he has sold himself To tho
Wings and he will not even receive the shckels Of sill
'er me Wings will drop him at last; and he will not
receive the vote of Virginia, if the Wings should
ueceive 'ne piPe by ruaning partly on him Let them
run him, for effect in Eastern Virginia till the elections
in April over aud let them even run in the Eec,o
raj ticket which FIRST started Tor his benefit they
VIII d'"p him at last is fraud the people then
10 compare Whites and Van Burens opinions together
ihe true issue - between Van Buren, aud Harrison
Tue Democratic opinions OF one and the Federal .p
mons OF The other Why, try to gull the people, 10y
stating in parallel columns Whites opinions on Abol
tniisni, aud Van Buren, garbrd ones IL * dccepy,
mia trek Hencciortb let hear no more OF Van Blu
ien iricks-and non-conmittals We grossly mis-.
1hen Al me double, uncomnitei ticket does last
goior the Hero Of Tirpecanoe' Will the People OF
'I'ginia take aim s-I1at is the question.
M Leigh and tic vc.o YORK. Dnigs
Inc Buffalo DAILY Journal speaks in terms of strong
Indignation about MT. Legl's course. Its Editor argues
. ina, It IS the height Of absurdy and Inconsistency in
DIT Leigh frs, TO acknowledge the right of instruction
ana ITS binding force and then 10 refuse obey nstruc
toms or resign. 1t wishes, for the sake of MIR Legb
that he had made the ends of his communication
hang together
The Albany Evening Journal applauds the language
OF ITS brother Wing OF Buffalo and SAYS
La Other Wing Editors the Government
% lie ssere If per"i aS ace s
ana nc j9Pardy q hs ai hopes ap-
But do the Wings in Virginia give him up Some of
them avow they Debut still they cry up his honesty his
independence and while they profess TO condemn The oc
applaud the workings of his Others nyon
applaud his course tlroughout-and share with him
ihe honor OF public dinner-toest him. hurrah him
ana echo one OF the coarscst and most impassoned
speeches. that ever fell from the lips oil digned Sena.
Tor oil The u Staies-Citizens of Virginia you have
only to return Wing Legislature next winter and
mark the consequences. You will be considered as
sanctionng B w Leighs late construction of the doc.
Urine oil instruction that great Right will be friitercd
away TO noihing.and he will be ovcr-pcrsuaded by the
wings to retain his seat il he resigns to resume i,
with reclamation Then, where you, aud your pre-.
c.ous hight oi instruction? Awake, awake and raj "
at the polls