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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
PUBLIC SENTIMENT IN VIRGINIA.


Every receive IS cheering the friends Of
Van Buren,. Oar oaly dungrr is overweeming con-
Gdcnce in Let every go To the polls and
do his dn;y and al ,rM b. acei The Wings will not
lose any Of their ammunition Every OF them will
b. at the polls Ii friends do no. nut with equal
zeal lhrn We have danger 10 apprchrnd We call again
aud again upon our Committeeman 10 do their duty
We call up'n The Peopl. to do theirs:
ExrRAcrsyrom Hashiagton connly, 2'h insin"t-
The people {" Washington, and Il: heleve OF South
west Virginia will do their duty. am well acquainted
personally with the people of Washington. The great
muo.ily, you know, friends Of General jackson
Administration. Their minds are made up 10 vote for
the Van Barren electoral lickct-and decidedly made
uplor believe very little change could be effected.
think, too, they will turn ont well. have conver$ed
with vol,is from different quarters OF the county, and
they all say tie people will u the polls. lou may
expect majority Of five six hundred III favor If Sir.
Van Buren, in This counly. The other counties of the
Southwest will also give handsome !naj "rt!"s-and |
believe proper sxrrii"s will Ge made 10 bring The
lcrS ou. Such is the information have had.
:. b. satisfied that ans IRE III this quarter
From ict'r from LiHjc TENNESSEE, IA 2a;h Sept.
"ion Buren, viii carry every thing h'"re him ~ the
Southwest. lie seems to gain every day AZ November
;pDrUachvS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

The Norfolk Herald publishes the proceedings OF some
of the Wing Voters Of Norfolk county, ana 'rs 70 spur
Up Tie county The Wings idly rrsn!rcd, That they "f"a
heat V Buren, and wiH beat him but the Herald tells
,heu, ':,!,ey mus, stir themselves, or Isle 6" wight WI;
r.i, lbtif rrsnnlion And citizens Of The Isle OF
Wight why should You not beat lhem: Many a true
word may be sad in jest, You have among you
.nyyn san the ntic and excellent Arthur Smith. al
ways stannch Republican he is one OF the Electors,
and indeed heads the Van Buren, ticket could not
ask for better auspices, and bette. leader-As doS4
rrl rnctaster ut our elbow. exclaimed on reading The
souib in the Norfolk Herald, lat them, yellow jack
ct.-Tnrn out, generous Republicans Of Norfolk County
and aid your hrethrrn
Turnoui. out! " Men Of Wight,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

September -.
have Just returned from dinner gwen to lie Hon
Bedford Brown of North Carolina. There was large
cocon o subscribers aud other citizens present the
OCCASION Great harmony prevailed t.rouy hont the day
never witnessed such crvnr of feeling and such palr
olic devotion 10 the cause OF Rcpublcamsm Old Pir
g!n!a primo Piles are thoroughly understood ana heartily
embraced by the Of North Carolina. Mr. Brown
entertained lie company with handsome and we'll lie
possessing No one could be in his company for the FIRST
tnr or irar n before popular assembly, without be-
ing PLEASED with the polished style OF his composition
the accuracy and isnctncss Of bis pronunciation, tie
easy and unsudicd manner Of his clocutinn. Mr. Brown
reviewed the Of the last Congress On the Abn
ton Question: and proved conciuSivr!y. That s HnIs
and Ahlitinnsts playing tie sam" game OF ngita
l,n-tha they understood each other and had coal
mon object in view though they began at opposite poles
tn attain it, lie rave history Of the course OF MI az
Barren ai his friends and clearly demonstrated mat theg
are friendly the interests Of the South, and that
would be- most suicidal act part, TO req ct the"
friendship and refuse TO sustain him 10! mere local anc
sectional reasons.
'These views met with hearty response from large
audience and AN firmly persuaded that North Carnn'
vii! act upon them at the Presidential election IRON
conversation with -- and others, am satisfied TIA
the result Of the recent contest IN that state is n" eVl
dence of the course she will lake in The tall ecn hs-
Local aud personal considerations had great inGeiIct
in the defeat of Gov. Spayh,llad any other more pc
pular man been selected, the event would have beer
very different. have no dnubt Mr.. Browns speech
which is prepared for the press, will have great lnfin
eucc on tic minds Of tn" people lie speaks Ike Que
Who is candid and DISTINGUISHED lie dec AIRED that he
has held no office that which from The PEE"
pie TIA, he desires and will accept none other N@ns
I'M hpo ri him couI doubt the truth of his ecla raon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

From the FaHeY, September 22I.
Every thing is going well in This pax, OF the State,
md you may rely lis usual vote in favor OF DrI'-
cracy The only changes have heard Of kno%. are
20 the side OF Mr. Van Buren,. The fear with me IS.
that In" vote VIII Gr thin one. and have been enI"a-
vnrng iJ impress friends with the necessity of using
every tn bring out The address OF The Com
mlIee in this county with all earnest appeal
this sub Icct.
From -H:nongoin. letter states, that Mr. Van Buren,
will certainly receive from two thirds 10 three uurths Of
the votes Of the county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27
PENNSYLVANIA.

As the Wigs h|saa to brag very highly on the Key.
S'r STATE, particularly so" he ARRIVAL Of the military
'lr'"a't aunc who looks IN ,i.s spa,oured eyes
~ Ia" 2dITmg Wig So much like ''thp President
~ '!H United States, The first station, &c, &c, DC &,
W. h?ught II duty t., collect Information to test liic
'SS'r''"S Accordingly, took the liberty OF address,
''G INC q" the best OF intelligence in the STATE;
c We now take The liberty Of publishing Their replies
we rely confidently upon teir accuracy-tor we KNOW
' opportunities for obtaining the best In'ormatinn-
','hrrr"Tr pr"n"unce;h e Key stone sa!e-anG II any
E"' Wing s willing 10 take another wager "r Sc
''''i S!G' prepared again 10 back our opinions
~ We wager. CA word BY the way, TO our friend me
''i'F Of The Petersburg in,pgencrr! In his last NO.,
~ 'tpo'ses the pinPuus flourish r"ni 'he Ffn"Sgl-
T'"' STATE Iirccat, describing ''lhe enthusiasm IN la.
W! q! Harrison" iihc Emanc ,ationis) 'and Granger
tI' Ah"IiiionisD las rushing on s" M"unaln Tor
'H and claiming t,.t HarrIson 5 'majoTy IN Penn
!Na"a. viii not lAtl short OF 2oCoo The PETERSBURG
>'"varr to endorse this statement -and Giles
' that the work nIeca goes brarely on that the
S'HS u! The times decisive against Mr. Van foreh
'"al The handwriting is nn the wall, &c, DC, win 4
deal more Of such gai!imamiry. from The paper n! our
V" III Tins city, the great seer and Sght'Secr TIE hlAee
'ln'nr and !ortuac.ccr, who has The wonderful knaek
franng The d"stinics al great :cn, hy thei! faces II
we itr'sencer be certain that the work is g!'g so
'Sftiy on perhaps he Of his cDdorSers IN re-
'Snurg, may be disposed take up the above wager
t MN b" say SO i'll one line in his next paper, and we
forthwith eposite the SlO1 in the hands OF the Mayor
" our city, presuming that he will do the with the
respectable Mayor OF the "Cockade OF Vrgnia:)
IN regard to the Presidential election in Pennsylva
ma, do not entertain doubt The Wolf and Mullen.
nS parties, This question at least, cordially uni
S"t so with our antagonists: although vast malo
t'y Of them will vote for Harrison. Still, in Of
the Western countless Mr. Van Buren, will receive many
anti Masonic votes. The organ Of this section of the
party Is the "psburg Times paper cond ucted with
considerable ability Our majority cannot, IN my op'
mon, be less than om fifteen thousand; it may,
anu possibly wilt be considerably greater Our betting
people cannot obtain even wagers. They Civ
ing Odds
From another letter-"Scpt. %
Your letter Of the 18th was received last evenings and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

| Chesterfield, L. Road Si22
CuCE.. oy ENCHASIE.
V. Carolina Bank Notes al l2
: Soaih Carolina do. 2a2 L.
G,u.gia DO. / 40
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-09-27

She sleep, in Tr-us, ana i blessed,
Ilow soil her slu'uhcrS n,c:
From suffering AMI from sin r"!casci,
And freed from every snare.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
SOerttf5 8erfauf.

Rraft unterIbieoIiber Defeble Der @curt
.: @onnton plies .. starf @auntn, Sblo,
,peroe i6 an Der GourtbauStbIre in Canton
gum Nestaufe anbieten =.
auf Sami1as Den IS. nd6iten Urrtl
eette go. 7s. in Der gtaot Sutton in Start
60. wcrauf Gin sroBes uno bequsmee 0a,1s
befnoli6 if. @benlaus Sotte Sfo. In
Der stabt &en6al in bela9tem 60.
@benfaas, sinen strib 2ano, 1dmltb:
Elm Gbeil oss nosorpeflicben Niertels Der
sSeftion SO, @anse 8, uub 2aunibip IL.
aafauseuo an Der iaowe eitIiben gde bsiass
ten Diertels, 0itlib IS Rutben, oann nbto:
lid 80 Mutben, Damn weitlib 25 9iuthen'
oann (aelib 80 Mutben sur stelle ose 9ln:
fanas sntbalteno $ aIder tnebr ooer rsnls'
er. @inse3osen als @isentbutn .. Dauis|
e. Mieoleton. Beoiu8unsen- Ga(b.
Der Wtrtanf fanet uns ~ ,ltr an.
.~... Geo. 81. Wsbb.
Canton Mdrs Is. 1886.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

Miro auf Gam flag, Den 2s. ndbfen
Nprils, an, !Q1uie ces lluterlbriebeusn. in
Sadicn 2aunfdip gebdIten tusrbeu; alltp6
fOIsence NrtfeI an oen Wiabiesshesn 3uui
Vertaufe auesefset msroen, aIs:
8 Sod Cbisn, 2Gabe. 4 @inoer, un6
fonfi9es 8inotiet, Sbtpeine. Sbaafe.
8ienen, qBassn. g1us, Iil6s Stdble;
8ettffeuen, Sfea unb ipnftiaeS 0ahS:
"ne 8aben8sratbe, 5u pHt'an1s 81 be:
uatnen. -. -
Die Dsn6iit fou Morsens 9 tlbr an ubis
gent Gage uno Srte ibren Nufans usbmsn>
mann uno 100 Die 8sbinsunseii bsfannt ae=
maebt une quite NGlspartuns ,piro ssSsben
tperben; bon =.
So. @afidn.
SadlOu 1aunf6ip Mdrs Is 1885. 6:44m4
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
StutlOtB MtrtbSz

bons in Gbillieptbe, amObio Canal:
Der @noeebenannte benabti6tist feine
teutiben 2anesleute uno eas seebste Sub
lltun, iiberbaupt, eoB Ct ObissS befannte
8HtbsbauS bon eentn frnberstn Giaen-
tbanner. I3rn. N1 1arti 9 aurt, anut
faufIIb er(tanosn bat.--uno oiefe6 Sc,
idift an beiaater @teue, spie fein 8orsdn&
ger, fort betrsibt.-@r miro fob betfrebeu
ale Sene. bic ibu nit ibrsm 3ufprub bsebs
rem. eu:6 bic bsfe uno biaisfe Bsbaupluus
snfrieosn suiteueu. Ssin Qaus. S6snes.
Sh6e uno stauuus, tperbsu fetS nit Ql4
lem esrleben fspn, mas erforeerlib 1T bic
fem 3rps6e 81 ent(pre6sn'
~ 9eOr9 gron,
ebiaieOtbe. aRdrs 1, 1896.
AAtf
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
; Gin qooceet Dub
8erlDte1.

Ser itnterfbriebene osrlor am 6ten biet
(es, 8Ornittass. 5pi(ben paris uno Oss
&1aburg Elm rotbes beinabe nod neues Wlas
rofto podetbudb, mOrin fb Q SsroBe pros
milff6e Npten untssfbrieben .. 9sorss
DswaIt, neblt unteridiebIieben anoern tlsis
ueru papieren bsfinoen. Da oas 9an5e
fir nismauo en- fouft, als Den unter(driet
benen Don Wertb fepn fauu,--lo erpartst
er in 8aIbe bic &dderttattung eurb Den
Sinoer. erDsr reolide Siuoer foil 1soob
cine ansemsTsne 8elobnuuS erbaltsn, w'I
Ct oaS @efunoene einbrinst. Gr mag eS
an 6rn. Geo. Demalt, ooer at Den J9srs
ausseber oieles 8lattes abseben.-.
9. Seiferbelo.
Canton, ben 7. aIpril 1886. ..
= 48=5m
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

,ot &6rper spar febt urfbldfGb,
nit spelbett, S,ltel er tba beD ges
nebri6ti9uns BON feiner Grpdbt
lung ousieibnell noble. Na6 eD
ner langen 8eratbuns, Of man i'm
nit ngrceuens''' @brentpertber"
H@squiref" ober einfa6 "Serr''
anreben fDue, spuroe bon bepoen
6dufern beibtelen, .oaB man tbn
ible6ttpeg. Clemens 6, Clap ont
re0en tppUe. /" : ;>s.. -.. ....
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
B . / &
A(6ert DterG8?
A..A Enn.iAk. 4 -

W"V NE0RtEFN VkY SEPPTEWUII TIT
Weltpbdlilben.
8eiaater DierdS fol- 1884 pot, 8ren,ert
aus in 0tsuport anse!aust itvu. 8otr bort
fol- Ct lIb na6 MOutreal in @anaoa ~ fsis
nem bort tpobnenoen 9ruoer beaeben 3D.
benz. menn ibm felbf ODER font, ieu,aus
ben Der ettpas BON Ieineut 9|ufentEaite tpeig
bi feS ,u Geftbte fommeu iollte, 70 bitter
llnterfOriebensr freunOf6aftlidbft ibm eie
Sunoe oaoea' t'uter folsenber 9!oreBe rnits
utteilsu. Gin QeiQia}l, 9bulte
,. care of p. &auftmanu
Mdr3 S5. 1886. Canton, Obic.
FIeuti6e 8!atter, init reuen sDiirf
tps6leln. :peroen ssbsten auf @esenbiens
lte ob'Ses einise NAL einSuraden. 46=5,n.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

81. 8. Der untetldbriebene miro in fur
3en, oa6 9er8unsen babsn in Werf,u bep
einen1 .teoeu Don @rdb iushefonoere fur
8ent1dse anjurufen; AUDI psroeu 8sps
trdse 81 aller 3eit in meisur QImtftube tn
GantOn an8enomr'en.
Nlmpn 9SortmeH.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

Bep einem neulicben 3wspfampf
Stpi i(ben ben 6erren 0alomeQ uno
0mpnn, ju Clinton i'm Staate
Mi0iflippi, tparen 400 perlonen
a!s 3af0auer stl9e9en. Caldwell
f1arb. ettpa Q Stunoen na6 Dem
Sueu. -.
Neu-Dcrf.-Sn Der @eisess.
buns 1u Albanp ltsllte or. partet
am Montas Den 0ntras bic Gircu'
latipn Der 0anfnoten Der In penn>
(plpanien ntulicb intsrperirten 9er.
@taaten Sanf i'm Staate pon
Nen Oorf ju psr5istsn.-Gin dbn-
Il6er Nntra9 lie9t bereits in Ser
Getssebuns BON Obio Dor, uno
Die abrisen oemofratiiben Staat
en tpereea barin balo nabfoleen
81 1T tpeni9itens Die 9ofRun9
ae9eben, .pa6 jenes llnsebeusr bios
in bic Grenjen eini9er Staaten
elngei1foRen, nno ibm nlbt Die
9on;e llnlsn treulcs gespfert miro.
Martin Dan Buren, Der
jseige Qice,preloent uno oemofra'
ti(be Gonoioat fir Yreloent Der
9er. Staaten, fcu brep uno finf-
zig Sabre ait fepn. "
DNe euep ScGelpn, eine 2sbre,
rim III So. IL peItl. 0rpaomap In
!: Nem-Oorf .,pxroe por einissn Sa.
gen lebies In ibrem 3iaamsr &C.
tunoen. Sie Elaete (ben frhbe
.bes Morsens dber llebeIfeiten, uno
legte fb anf ben Booen neben Das
Seuer, rpslcbes ibrer &leiDlng lb
mlttbeilte uno ibren 500 berbsps
flbrte. (, u ,.. u. !. /. n.
6err Clemens e. Gtap, 1T aam
Doupern6r BON 2llabanla burh ei-
ne Mebrkeit pon 10000 Gtin,men|
ertpah!t Uproen. Scr asfssaeben-
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
0attbou6 3ur e,3lDcfe.

Der llntsribriebene niti1mt Fb Die gfeps
beit. feline alien Sreunoe ttnb bas spublitnn.
abertanpt si' benaUritbtisen. oab ct baS
tuobl beeennte 9Bi'.tbsbaus p. !9rti., Sobn
&latt wenise 1bireu speftlieb .. ieinent
fraberen stanb. bejosen bat. @r brft ei-
men 2beit Der 6fentIibsn 9uutt3 3u erbaIteu.
3obn BEaeft
Carton, Uedr3 10. 1856.
45 4m.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
ff@befrtub.ff

Da msin wsib Maria Meliuoa. porbe-
rise Barrier pbne @runo uno llrla6e tr,ei-
nen 1ifb unb 8ette perldBt, AUDI auf ntsi'
nen 9tarnsn, obne nein Worwi0en Sbul=
ben maobt, 70 rparue ib biernsit JED ermau
ibr nicbts auf tt,einen gfamsn 3u Ieibsn coer
borsen, inbem iob fortan feline Don ibr &C.
ma6ten S6uIoen mebr be5ablen tperos.
benjamin Gdbel.
SPITE 1Y. Npril 8. 1885.
49r4tr.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
SbtaI 253,87O
bio Oefebsebuns.
=. (eifs paiiirtes Nfteu.)

[Sortfesun9.l
SntorporatiOns'atten fit
Bi0enfbaftlibe Nnftdlten.
.Das Maoilou Snftitut ia QamiItcn 60.
1aS Bebfore @uyabeea Qpceun1.
Das putuam &iaifibe Shttitnt.
TaS 4Beaspille 2iterarif1s Suttitat.
Die QDoofer Asabtmie.
Die Seneea g. Mfaoenie.
Die Seherfon siterarilae 9elsulbaft ces
StansItn &ellesium.
Die Asn,eni6Me ia 3ansspiae.
Die asaoemi(4e Gtisafbaft pom Rcna
GfabuIa g.. '.
Die &upatosa 60. Mfabenis.
Die Sbulsefeui6aft .. Carroll 60.
D's eaaiopeI4s Se(eui@aft ee6 @tan'
SiIe Suftitut.
Die @ranpine Aeubttt,ie. =.
Die gplpania Qlfaoetttie y. &ueaS 60.
Die tnabbdnsise Sbule, Dantaton 60.
Das BrcctIpn 2pesusss. GuDabOsa 60.
Die Mebina aleaben,ie. .
Die llniner(eUe S6ule 3. Mafiiltuu.
Die Neaeemie Der Observation-Disclosures.
8a6er9e(eQl1often.
Sn Beoforo. Gupatosa So.
Sn port MalbinStcn.
SSn RutIauo.
Sn BeQepius Atblano So:
Sin DcpswsH, MuaEinsur, 60:
5n WreeneitIs. gupabo8a 60.
SIN msffelo, Msciua 80.
Die Sn6ersdeul6aft .. 4isblanb 60.
[Sortiesuns fOIst]
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

Gin portre1ibes Stld Qano
i'll perfaufen. w.. ~
9Srt ibr Wennipipaniet! ,br Dauern bort
sort ate, bic suut Geutlben 9tanme
.-.1 pix, : 49,. gebbrt!
Cine sate gauerey ;um &aufe bist' i1
~ =" - an,
Sn Dabinston 1ospaiebip, po man tie
febeu tann.
9iet N9silen BON patis, 5eben BON
i. Canton;
GIN fao1neRIiden Efe Don WaIbinston.
Slit suten, pauie. nit teller Quslle;
W7it arpBen s6easrn uno pisle etale.
SIM Srhblinse b!abes Elm iunser Baum=
+ 4. r.. x, - CARTE;
SIN 0srBf lddelt Sbit son allerltp alrt...
0toB Fno Die Sslcer, ausseoebnt ole
.<~ -. ~. 9lieHen;
woson reidbe, baufstt aernoe FieBsn.
. Gin nVb wiIoss GpaIe, cine ,rertbe
, Tlabs
Befabsu BON benz rsiae 9dniil,b,uen
Z. 8ate
seiGt seb3is aIder, pom beitsn anser=
foren,
SIT psr.paaoelt il Die fA6nfsn sBkssa.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08
BQrnund+

NU vUB THbIlEIll1.
Da i6 oernon,men babe. oaB 3enrih
Molf porsiebt cine glote Don meiner 0auo
9esen MIDI Don $780, In fsinem 8efss
5u baben-, 70 made ib biermt bic Gin:
8eise. oaB. 100 fern ct einise folbe 9lots
porsebli6 seesn mid bat, oieietbe uuse,
re6t ift-lno obne riieine unterfbrift er=
balten ,rOroen 1T; uuo oaB ieb oietelbe ntebt
b'aa9len MID, es isp cenn oaB ib eeiebt.6
oaju sespunsen .psroe.
Oauiel Naufber.
Waibinston Ep. Mdr5 s7. 1885,
49,. 47s4nn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1836-04-08

EeS IL Dem ginnebmer 3ur VRiebt 9ema1
tn 9er(On Ooer ,bnrb treue uno eb,libe
@teElSereeetsr Die son ibnt atssefslIt ftno
BEL, allen rpeifien Gin,pobuern in leinem
@ollettions Diitritt ansurufen unb ecn
'ibnen (Olde 8eYtrdge in 9elo auJun'bmen
aIS Ite Wiasns fpu t16Sen t,it5utbsiIeu
uno nibt rnebrsas s @inen 1baler BON in
Dem, uno Der @eIsuibaf # &s6nuns oaooe-
ab3utesen. sc it ibn jur WFibt aema6n
in einen, Bub bic Watnen Der BeDiteuerA-t
ben neblt oem 8etras Der pon einem isoea
gateliert tpproen ein5utrd9en ipelbe in
Den, Wcn,lment nisberseleet rrerben foAen,
SD O'sra6te otelen 9essutanb ,pabrbaf
tpnroi9 elmer oanfbareu Station uio etnpfe:
Ie ibn oaber. dbtunasrpu BET Qlufmerff fain=
Felt Der Burger bon Obic. Sb tbue oisfes
nit oer noaer lleber3eus1ns oaB eS Mar febr
tpenise e,ebt spel9e fb oie ghre uetfasen
.pereen ibre Nan,eu al5 N51itslieSer bisler
Oeleufbaft eiuseibrieben 5u ieben, ooer
oae 2Scblsefhb! Gbeilnebm'r In bic Iem
9Iuserud Der 9tationaI Danfbarfeit su fem.
Nobert 2ueas.
@antcu B. %. Sebr. 1885.
SD, osr ltatsr5sibnete, burb bic Wro:
tlamation oes @cuoern6r6 3ueas ale g.
gent fir Die Wafbineton gaticnA Monu=
t1tent @efea(6aft in Obio anereannt, itelle
biemit an NllmOn sort,peQ. als @innebmer
Der Deptraae in gtarf gauntp i'm befa9ten
Staat.
&arl MocGeon ginneBmer
gB. g. 81. 9.
On msins utl1en Mitbdrser tnstars
@auntD.
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else words used by him. He did not under
take to say, what rere the precise Words, but
did undertake to say that the words taken
a1erc not the precise words.
After scene of much excitement and
disorder, Mr. Wise rose, by PERMISSION OF
the House, to explain the words nc had ut
tered. He said he did not intend to make
personal attack upon Mr.. Pmckney God
only knew what his motive had bceE' Ii
there was a Judas Iscariotn thi, House who
had received his thirty pieces OF silver ihr.
Wise knew itnot.
Mr.. Pinckncy rose hastily from his scat
interrupted Mr.. Wise and said that the mat
ter WINS progressing too far. He had borne
rs long us any man could bear and nc beg
ged permission otthc House to say word.
The Speaker said he could be permitted to
proceed, provided Mr.. Wise would yield
the floor. That gentlemen refused to 90
so and proceeded in his explanation. Tic
wished to be distinctly understood both by
the House and Mr.. Pinckncy himself that
he intended 10 attack upon that gentleman
and no personal insult to him he had a
right to characterize acts of legislation here.
He did so and in so doing he Kissed the
gentleman as dcserter from the principals
of the South. MI. Pinckncy appealed to
the House to hear him: it was hard he
should not be permitted to say syllable in
reply to the wanton unprovoked and mjus-
tifable attack which had been made upon
him. But the House could not be induced
to consent. The Speaker decided that not
withstanding tho explanation of MIR. Wise,
his words were out oforder and that he could
rot proceed but by permission ofthc House.
Mr.. Wise appealed but withdrew his appeal
on the request of Mr.. Bell,who suggested that
the point could best be settled by taking the
question, 'Shall the gentleman from Vir.
ginia be permitted to procced!' The
House decided this question in favor Of Nr.
Wise, by vote ofone hundred and elcrcu
Yeas against ni,,ey-tro Nays.
Upon this decision, points of order came
up thicker and faster than before. Ono
member had no sooner announced that
she rose to point of order, than his mex,
door neighbor requested that he might bc
made to sit down whilst he raised his point
ofordcr. The result was that finally, no
one knew whether he stood on his head OF
his heels; and each was appealing 10 his
friend to come between him and his wits,
lest they should founder for ever. We sue.
ceeded however between four and five in
getting up an adjournment since which time
have not attended to the slightest ayocatiou
without entertaining serious doubts whether
was not out of order in doing so.