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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-04-14
BUCkiN.G

A friend al Buckingham courthouse, writes us,
that the administration candidates (Alessrs. Book
Whigs--all the precincts have been heard from.
One more trial, :" cousins of Buckingham aud
you too, will be free from the rule Of Tie ENpun-
gers Last year, the Van Buren, majority was 81.
Why gain AZ
DR.. Floods majority Cor the Senate in Buck
ingham is not exactly known. 1t is supposed,
however, dat is no, larger 'ha' Col. Bonduranl's
in Campbell. Cumberland decides the contest; and
there seems to be no doubt that Col. B. will sue
reed
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THE PUBLIC MONEY.

Wra,L ibr m,onlion of onr readrIs In Am arIi
IL, :, III. n,o,,no ,,,nor ,,., ,,o N,;o,a, IN.
,a,,,,an.ar ,,l,,,n - III, n,,.,,r,,. condi,;nn IF
,l...I1.- p,,.l.#.,,..l - H..
,.;1oa, r.,,,,,.,nc. II d,o j,.1 ,.,;o,,y IN tho
,,a.sa. &c p.,ro.an,,,ivax ~ ,o,m, ,ny in ,.>,oa.
w.. l., .i,,,,,,,,,,,;-
~, ~ = ....... :.
on,o,,,;n.d and ,,ovcd Tia, Il, ase ppon v bom hi.
f,p,. ,Lond avoid .,ro,;oy f ,tcv ne.y-
-, d., ,,o ,..o,, of ,l.., .c,o,;,,y ,na oxoncra
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a Valuable James River Estate, and
MILL FOR RENT.

\ : administrator, with the will annexed, ol
1 n Mai. VIM. Warwick, deceased, ! wish To
least Tor Il term 81 Years, thai very valuable aud
well known tract oi LAND. situate on JANE, Ri
yer, IN the County of Amherst, formerly the pro-
perry Of VIM. Gait decd There is ON tbs tra,t
Il large body of fertile river bottom, aud an.Alrn-
sve and valuable Manufacturing Mil.
will loase the Land and Mil jointly or s.pa
raicly. Posse ssion Of the Mil will b- delivered
on The l,i day of June ncsi, aud that OF the Land
on the Isl day Of January next, with the privilege
OF seeding crops Of small grain the usual season,
during the approaching fall.
The attention of the cnlerprzinc and inlustfi-
Gus IS particularly invited 10 his Property, as i, is
confidently believed that n finer prospect of max
ing money rarely occurs than that here presented,
JNO. NJ. OTEY.
April II its
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OBITUARY..

Died, on Friday thu sih inst. Ronrfr MonRis,
infant >nn oi Sarah Elizabeth and Isaac H. Oliver
-aeeds months ard Il davs.
Is The sweet flower lhai scent, the morn.
But wlnts in tie rising ds,
Thus Lowell, was this infant. daen
Thus swiIll, fled lis lie away.
II died ere ii, expanding soul
iiad ever burnt With wrong de>ires,
Had &c, spnrn'd Al hea,en's eontrol,
of ever 4nench'd is sacred dres.
II dmd II sln. il died 10 cares.
Bn for Il moment fell the rod =
oh moufnef ! such tie Lord declares.
Such are the children Of our God - b.
= At ms residence III Aihemafle. al a lingering
disease, fisenh Il. Gn.Ntn. ftq. luineils ot He'd.
ioid county Il gentleman al distinguished reputation
III tie LEGAL profession. nan Of nnhlennhed char
aetef, aud celebrated loi those rae sncial qualities
which nude him lhe ehafm Of ever, ellele IN mhleh
lac moved.
= IN the 22d al February. III ~. Charles eoun.
y Missouri. lollS Qtlae1.# son Of Gapt james
amphen, feeent, otRrdlofd county. VI. aged II
years aud - DAYS, OF the measles. contracted At 81
oils.
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- Last vear, the rote Stood thus

Van B1rcn 104 229 III "A 81 $50
Wig le9 2o| 81 81 30 OH
We understand. that, among other palliativcs OF
defeat, to which Discontinued party is apt to rt-
sort. 10 soften their fall, the ascripon of the hie
victory 10 the large nnmbrr Of " foreign voters,
ne freehodcis from other counties dcnomina-
led. A. Beau B,ummcll sa,s, this is all fudge.
We risk nothing in asserting til ia scruliny oi the
oolls will show that lc Nanit,s received at hda
ms mann OF this class Of votes is the Wins. What
gave ii en- their maj y at Hat Greek, fr example,
but an influx of Van Buren, vet rs from Charlotte :?
We're there no, Van Burrn voters from Bucking-
han, at the Spout, and from Bedford, Pits1lvania,
&c. a, Portcr'sl But after all, if the fact al
rocd were So, what OF il Ii IA nonresident be
entitled IN suffrage IN VIRTUE Of his freehold, What
Justice or what is there in all this cutlery
which is raised asans, its exercise More c>pe-
call, are the complaints which we hear upon this
<ul;ec, ridiculous, when il is remembered that
nis right available To all parties, and exercise d
by all. lfone party alone were heheiiited b, its
oner,,ion, there would be slight shallow of
plansibty in the complaints thu, arr uttered. Bu
when Van Barren gentlemen Of AIN ii unlimited
wealtl, in \ 'l,on, is seen posting s., - iibnalr
and then To Buckingham, -tuSu So. another, Of
less wealth, hu, of greater naa.f.s. a. hcs cir
eui, from Gonchland. 10 all the neirfhoring ootn-
tes boil, heading troops oi friends is ii not an
insult 10 the good sense OF the community, to com
Main that the opposite party follow iher example !?
A truce to such nonsensr. Ii the rule which al
lows hi, extension of the rig,, NJ suffrage hr IN IL
self wrong, change iti'ii solons as ii exists, and
is acted upon by both parties, 10 the fall extent Of
their capabilities, neither has rght TO complain
ofthe other Nay, il is utterly absurd and Idcu-
lous so to complain
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nAkRISONISif

:, lie LNnehhnfg Nireinian does not den, tie
ro' oi the donhle->hoiled tickei-bnt instities il.
Wy II Is all :" Lar, open, candid and above
oo''' --aha :" seeks 10 conceal nofne-in dis
Silse nothing. Very we'll >ir>, admit >n,h IN Ee
',.' scheme, ihen CONES ihr question. will 4 ma,
WHO prefers " hhe 10 Van Burcn. In, nreG.r, N,n
'nofen IN Harrison Us understand several do in
'teinia) bind himself 10 d liz ket which ma, turn
up Harrison ins'ead Of Nhte ! Is til, course
eaIenlaled 10 represent the truc vni,e Of The neo
pc, Riehmoaa Enquirer.
rue, SIR, the LNneihurg nginian doe, no, de-
ny teeeanse II Is moi in the haiil ol DENYING What
Is ifne) iaot, that the friends Of Cen Harrison
and Judge " hlie in Virginia, nearl, every man Of
whom Is 80 decidedly opposed Ia Van Buren, that
they prefer The election ri either of those gentle
men tn that d the l.itte Magician, contemplate II.
nli'na Their forces ona single Electoral Ticket. for
The purpose ot defeating the New Worker. II they
can. But we do deny that there Is an, "no,'
IN the nattef-any Thing uniair-an, ,hlne saver
'ng nj dorlciiv The plan i, all homes, and open
and is leone>l, and openly avowcd
But we are told thai " several in Virginia" Who
prefer White 10 Van Buren,, nevertheless prefer
\ an Buren, to llnrison. Very we'll These So.
,e1al men, iftley Vote III all, will do so with their
eyes open. litEcy vote for the " ldg Electoral
Ticket, they Wild SO, perfectly appriset tia, the
Electors are 10 b' controlled h, tire expressed will
at a majority OF tie voterS-in Other words. that,
admitting the right oil instruction, they will obe,
the popular will, as indicated at the polls Know.
ING this fact beforehand, they may refuse to yo,.
III all, if they like not The contineenev--or they
may vote Tor Van Buren, II ouce-it,s, as they
please. here Is no con pulsion in the case. Aud.
il we ni>aks not the sign, II tie tines. indicated
by the pending elections, exhibiting almost every
where, as They do an increased Ani-Nan Bn-
rem strength, We can very well >paIc these Sc
vclal linen in irginia'' to the Nanies, and then
beat them.
Ibis is an answer to tie Enqnirel's question:
whether the mode proposed b, the Wings will cN-
press tie sentiments Of the people 1t is the an
~ mode by which public sentiment can be accu-
ately tested. We are yer, we'll aware, however,
thai the Enquirer and lis colaborcrs would, if they
could, by splitting tie An,iN an Buren, parry into
rival and antagonist sections. drtcot the mW
Of he peopic, By Dro,rins Mc electorai roie o.
Virginia INTO Tie hands ot Il mipo,itg IF The teo-
ph. II, instead of uniting and concentrating lhcir
stree eti. IL friends Of VI hlc n, Harrison should
frame oa, an Electoral Ticket fer lhenlscl, is
il rot arf a,en,, that, llouel they might constitute
majority Of tic people, their division would de-
Irai beth, aud that tie mHor,ty opposed 10 them,
would eoniro the vote Of tie tate Thus Sup.
pose 80 coo VOTES 10 be given in Virginia. for the
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LAND FOR GALE.

PURSUANT 10 decree of the Circuit Supe-
u iior Court OF Inv and Chanccfy, for the
County OF Amherst, pronounced on The 9TH ia,
ol Apfll, 1896, sui therein depending between
Maurice IL. Garland, administrator al Archibald
Robertson, decd. plaintiff, and Absalom Rncker
and others, defendants; The UNDERSIGNED the Com
missioner SAID decree named aud appointed
Will, on the oll, dns OF MhN, 1876, on rhr prem'-
ses, sell, by OF public AUCTION, for ready mo-
neV,a eeltain raet OF parcel III LAND. with lis
appurtenanecs, situated IN sand onnt, on the Wa
terS oi harris Creek, near Fuckers Church, and
containing 100 acres, mo,e less, ii being the
samc tract OF Land devised IN the SAID Absalom
Ruckcf by his deceased iaiher, Anthony Rnrlor
and the same "hlf WIS recently lad of and de-
sena,rd, by commissioners appointed Tor the
purpose by the Court atofe,ald, by an nerloeu-
lary order entered IN The sun aforesaid az vii
moro full, appear by reference 10 the report Of
said Commissioners, flied amongst thn papers in
SAID suit. TIiOS. n. EIBANk
SHERIFF Of Inhcft Go"ntg, and as sue.i, Com.
m'ssionfr, a'r. &c
April II t6M
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Dry Goods. Groceries. 1yardw arc, Eats,
Shoes, DC, &C.

onr Stuck oi Goods Mas rutthated IN New York
Baltimore aud fhiladelIlna ot the callicst impotta.
toms, aud upon such terms rs w" enable rs 10 eive
senta satisfaction 10 all those WHO may fayor II, " It'll
then custom,
We partlenlall, invite tie iatlcs 10 call aud cxam-
me "nf Stock Of Fancy Good, rs We have man, ne.
snahle articles IN tins lue.
\ PM II IA II
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COMM tTED.
COMM Nc AIED.
10 tn PeaDle Of imkcrst and PfiSul.nnin.

ofbe PeGpic Of .imherst and Phsyieonio.
FfHow-c a@nS-Campbcll has Sc, Won roti-
Gus example. She has 'rPnnGed tic trppnetrs, and
Size calls upon YOU In unite with her in the good
work ol rescnino the constitution of Your fathers
from the hands oflhe ,Spo,i,,s." Go, rhen, 10
the polls, and sustain Your late representatives
G0rfond and BHeher and show, b, Your gene
rons aror IN Ibelr behalf, that the spirit o. 10 yet
burns IN your bosom>, and thai yon are ca able oi
approaching fine taen,s, long and honorahl,
rxcrcd in The promotion oi Your interest and in
the defence Of your principles. Mr.. Wnchcr has
"A noble associate IN Young 1un>toH whose talents
give hig promise of future usefulness, and which
if cherished hy his natiyc county, will reflect back
their lusrrc upon her name. To the polls, Wings
o' Amherst and Pitrs,lyanin, and maintain your
present position. Let no personal feelings inter
fere with Your higher duty 10 your country.--Bul
let all minor consdt rarons be lost in the great OBJ
ect Of Sustaining tic free institutions Of our coun-
Try, and the peculiar rights of the South.
HAMPDEN.
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FREDERlCk-2ddav.

For the .Senate.-IIeromc l.. Opie ". b.
4oo, Ed.J. Smith (Whi2) 226.
For Heuse ot Detgot's (2)-J. b. d. Smith
$50, Z. w. Robinson 500, Nm. Wood 292, }. IL.
Carson 1876, }. B. Lacy 100, Martin Car'milI
lo6.-All Van Burcn,cs, except Col Smith, who
leads the poll
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SPOTTSYLNANIA.

Full returns not yet received from this conn-
ty but sufficient is known to cnablcus 10 announce
the reelection of Oscar NJ. Crutclfcd ". b. by
considerably diminished majority over his Wig
opponent, John NJ. ilcrndon
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DAMcxmts scgyo IL.

UAWG1Wts SCWO L.
IA R.BOSSiEUN respectfully announces to
" d the ladies AMI eraemen Of L,nchbnrg,
and rs N'cml'Y, thai he VIII reopen his School in
thai place, Ii, FIRST week in May n"Nt. Those pa
rents and guardians "homay feel disposed 10 send
their children, will have the goodness to call on
john Iomphins, Esq. al an early period, as Mr.
u. cannot remain in Lynclhnre longer ,han one
session, and enter the names Of the scholar, nten-
ded for his School
MarcIl3 v,lN;r
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VIRGINIA ELECTIDIS.
CAMPBELL.

Il !, with no unmanly or malignant feeling that
=. announce TO our distant friends the erati-
,.;,g intelligence of the Wing Triumph in i,
eounty las, Monday. We snhion statement Of
,hs polls, showing, as they do, that were beat
=, las, year by our own apathy and incrtncsS, and
oo by numerical weakness.
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Thursday. April 1 q. 1895.

W. We are requested to say. that the 3" DtMO-
Graf" will not appear to-day IN consequence ef
circumstances beyond the control OF tie Editor
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NlLL stand the ensuing eeason at my stable,
W in the county of Bedford, six mes SOUTH
.asi of Liberty, and half mile from Claytor's
Nills, Little Ouer, and will be let TO mares at
The reduced price Of SIS the season, payable by
the 10Th day ot December next. The season will
commence the 18th of April, 1896, and end the
ist oi August. Ten dollars the sinele leap, TO be
paid at thu time of service and $40 insurance,
payable rs soon the mare i. known to be in foal,
or transferred. Any person putting FIVE mares,
will only be charged with four. Fifty cents TO be
paid 10 the groom for each mare The proprietor
has procured one hundred land Tor the pur-
pose of paslnrage. which will be gratis, and also
stables In protect mares and colts from the inec-
mcncy of The weather. Mares can be fed with
grain, II required, for rs cents per day. No re-
sponsbilns Tor accidents or escapes but every
escrtion will be made 10 prevent them. There
will he 10 charges made for persons servants,
that may bring mares from distance to this horse.
lie will always be in place, with tho exception Of
public DAYS.
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- 49,
WANTED.

TIVE subscribe, has just received one elegant
Il FAMILY CARRIAGE, and two BAROuCN-
ES, and expects further supply in few days. ilay-
ing made arrangements with some OF the most cele
brated Manufacturers III Newark and New Haven, he
will receive OCULAR supplies Of the different kinds of
Carriages throughout the season. and dispose of the
same Al s..a!l advance on the Northern priees-but
should any gentleman pr fer it, will order any des-
crip,on of Carrisse for him. SAMl.. AYRES.
March 81 tsf
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\ SIN liNN1ot Is beg leave In inform
theli iilends aud the pubic generally, that they
lave commenced the hlle ,N1llzi lirslNls,. N tie
heuselecenil, oeeupledb s .al,s Roal aud neN loo,
II No"ln TO, where they Me now ,eeei,ng u &c
neral assortment II
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And no answer can DC given ! Are til, peoplr
satisfied with this state Of things Arc they TON
tent 10 hc taNed or the benefit of conr, in,o,,,ex
and government pets Let them answer these
qneStinns IL LIE polls
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GREENSN VILE.


There was a rumor here on Tuesday that the
Why candidate Lad UNEXPECTEDLY succe' ded III
'hIs county. It lu,ns cut, however, To Lave been
amounted. Al least, so say tie Petersburg Con-
s't''allon, which gives the following statement OF
the polls al their close
Spencer (V. BUREN, $50
Turner (Whle) 1871 maj.
Last year, Van Buren, majority 80. Wig
gain 10.
NOTTOWAY.
We lean that Mr.. Fitzgerald ". b. is re-elect-
co. oya majority oil 50 votes over Col. lia's
hPps' Majority last year l24. Wing gam "A
PRINCE WILLIAM.
WV. Williams (V. b. rc-cecicd-by what
majority not yet known.
COL Jesse Ilargrave ". b. reelected, without
OPPOSITION.
BOTETOURT.
We learn tina, Fleming L. Aailf, and George
w. Wilson ". b. are re-eiecied run this county,
without opposition.
W" Wing gain, thus tar-Campbell ?, Pow1a-
Ian ], Franklin |.
W. Wing loss, thus far--Albemarle ?.
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For State Senator.

For STATE Senator.
pondurant (ulie) 226 pa 33 IS SO 81
rlood ". b. o. 230 lGS 90 30 800
For House Of Deiegotes.
Lain Wills (whig) 23l 244 81 80 SO 5si
= ~ Wnl,ers do 224 243 81 50 30 SO
". Daniel, ir.W.) 100 $50 los 90 30 567
! G.. bearing do GO 22S los 60 30 552
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DESCRIPTION.

MATCIlLESS il beautiful chesnnt sorrel,
with deli l,ul coat of hair. which. for sickness,
beauty, gloss and fnenrs, Of texture. is seldom
cqnaled aud never surpassed. lie las most
commanding appearance, and great strength. Ssuch
beauty, action and muscle seldom in any
horse in Virginia. lie will h. seven wears old
this sprine. llr Is full 10 hands | inch high and
il is Thought h, The hest JUDGES that Machlcss is
not eNcelled IN point Of appearance by any horse
in Nneni. Nalrless, IN 1pcarancc and beau
". eontcIdod with a.numbtr OF Shakspcares colts,
NJ II wear old, IN tie town Of Liberty, for pren-
nm ot 500, which WIS awarded him by three good
Judges. from which ne took his name. AT two
years old, hc was exhibited second time, in the
lown oil Liberty. by the reques, OF Mr. Terry,
aud q 600 ut thnt TIM offered Tor him.
PEDIGREE.
MATCliLtSS was cot hs Shakespeare, who
was rot hy Nrenan, lhc lavoriic son of Sir Ar
clue, who ms amongst the most distinguished ra-
Gers OF his time his dam by Madison, who was
got by the imported Doomed his eranaam by Jim
Crack, who wns Tia. iavorte san ol Quick Silver,
who nas cot by the imported Medley.
PLEASANT GREASY.
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KICHNoND MARKErs, as CORRECTED by IloI-
conbr, Burton * Edmund..
All descriptions of Tobacco have declined this
week, - 10 30 cents per hundred, with the ex-
cepton OF fine manufacturing, which is very
scarce Prices for tins kind are well sustaincd.-
The quantity ofcommon and midding qualities is
increasing
Flour, (dni at) 6 S74 to 0 90
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do certify, thai pn, two mares 10 Mitohlcss;
one put h, the season, aud the other by the
lcap--botI oi them slood II the lenp.
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u Mr. Benton, in his usually pon,pous STYLE
oil defamation, Which is sraneel, mistaken by
some people for eloqncnec Of the highest order.
asserted in his Esponging harangnc, thai Gcn.
ia, hSon las done more for the human family ,han
an, Other indl, dual tia, has ever lived in the tide
ol time. Eomhasi aud esageeration can 20 no
tar'hcftl'an this: lIilbe uuc, however, i, is w.
~ fortunate for manhihd that Nj. Bcnion's ln,ll,
aimed nj the heart Of Gen. Jackson some iwcut,
years ago. only reached his shoulder Ii singular
how men >opiuiors chance At tia, time, no foul
monfhed Gsluonlan of ST. CHESS could have p,.
llrd more vuipar epitiiet> 10 one of ler own crew
1lan those with which Gen. jackson was bcspat-
tered by tie wofSe man WHO is HOW his culo-
uiSt
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New 1lariW arc Establishment.
MILLER \ ROY AI.i.

NillsI.R y RpA Nil.
VIE subscribers. ha,ne associated themselves
L together, IN II" HiRDU IRE business,
under The sNle aud Tim II ahose are now open
nv a general and eAtrnsik =. n<sa,tutt.,.t II
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POST OFFICE DlpARTa,r\r

In fePorl trnm tie Department, mad, Ia Con-
sreSs en- the Sd OF March. 1875. as our readers
may fefelisel, lioi made som. noiSe nj III, time
a discrepancy oi Some $4,000 was discovered in
lis accounts, Which I" his ,nv remains nnr sn,ain-
w. ahn winch Vet seems 10 be unexplainabe. A
resolution was adopted by the Senate n, lis presen,
SESSION, ealns upon the Postmaster General for
some Information upon the subject: in answer 10
"''eh MI hendall declares his inability 10 account
ior H. lie says, g" tie cash accounts of the Pos,
olifee Department. before the st day of July l,s,
are known To be detane,d in hieh decree :. and
'o'' : IL Is helle'ed man, months Of labor would
DC required 10 ascertain the causes and extent of
thai derangrmeht.n Who occa>ion,d all tins d.
rang' men'a l, will he readily answered. b, Mr.
hendall himself, that il was owing 10 the o,,,;.
eence or lncompeteney Of his predecessor. Main,
Barry, who, being now no more. We uond ,,..a
as lightly as possible upon his ashes. But. !, Is
natural to enquire WHY was John Mclean, under
whose auspices the Post Office Department was
rapid, advancing in public favor, and Who man.
aged II with l skill and economy surpassed onl,
by the slsor and ef6eienc, fits opera,ions-vh>
was he removed from that office Sin,nlv b,.
cause he refused 10 perm, ii To be converted into
IA p"hhf" maehinc-hecause he refused to Turn
oni honest and capable rosimasiers for no Other
CRIME hn' the independent expression of ,hcir no.
'''lcai Opinions, and 10 appoint others whose sole
recommendation WAS their suhser,iencv To the
:" powers that be- Aud Whit was the reward
e MAJ Barry Tor permitting the allairs of his De
pariment 10 be thus detanecd Vas lc LAID a,.L,
or his 'neompetenev or negligence No: lp
WAS only transferred from nm Office with a Salar,
o' Si2oo per annnm, 10 another, with A salary of
$4,000, coupled with an outfit of 50 900 addition
al luis Is one of The abuses of this administration.
which The people have moi scruliniacd and con-
demned ms they should have done Their partial
" for Jackson has blinded them 10 the fatal in
fnenccs Of too many Of his measures, Of which
this Is not the least except enable.