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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-02-19

Royal Cabbage Lettuce
superior 10 all others.
! iorencC Coss do
Cream Coss or Zee do
Early Head do
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TUREIP SEED.
| lat Dutch ufnlp
iRuta Baga do
y low Malta do
Large Norfolk Field dc
CUCUMBER SEED.
Long Green Cucumber
Early DO
Early Bunch do
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CABBAGE SEED.
Lat, Dutch Cabbage
Drum Head do
Large English Savoy do
Late Sugar Loaf 90
Early York DO
Early Dutch do
Green glazed do superior
as the cattcrpilier will
not MODEST It.
Large IondonC aulltlow -
er DO
Early London do
CURED Scotch kalc, one
ofttp bestwlnter greens
kuowH~-srlpefior IN de-
licacy and tenderness 10
the Spinach, and far sa-
perior 10 the Cabbage.
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SHfNACH SEED.
Round Spinach
Broad Lcat DO
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RADIsY SEED.

HhUISE SEEDs
Long Scarlet kadish
Salmon do
Scarlet 1urnip DO
Black Winter do
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Uarrantee Deeds for sale at this Office.
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CARROT SEED.

BEET SEED.
Blood Beet
Early Turnip do
Mangel Wurlzeil do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

Departed this le nj her rcsidcnce Norm End ING county
Matthew'S Mira E. Van Bbbcr, on tho 10Th u u years ana
. most rrncntcd wor,i-ln all relations Of fo, sho
Saps Exaggerated obituary notices are so common
Thar ,bcr arc no, considered rs valid legitimate cuosuns Is
not the object therefore, OF tho writer to dwell on Tho merits oil tho
deceased (Which already ndey impressed on her 'aa-
shining l.h hath Departed which in her immediate family ana
n..!,orhuo chasm, long and deeply to be
IN tho mos, correct elegant understanding he uncd
the and in life Of more than
ten she continuc the last feeble thread OF . onJ
mad manifold
which NIL her actions nm yc
and peace be 10 her ashes i" F.
again. or po,vLonn the 18th ult. Bro.
o. to- NOUN their loss 1t is not the wIea
1ll , 10 the sccuod-o those who were acquainted WIZ"
design 10 those who had not the pleasure OF
the e. o M,
ls know, that for somo months previous 10 his lhs'
% L. na turned hi. attention TO the subject oil religion rs re-
the Copcl satisfied OF its truth and import
Durnr his long and painful illness hrs mind was very decpy
exercised on this subject and he departed this e
mon The merits Christ for acceptance with Cod and tile
salvation vi his soul
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
sHENANDOAH-(2 DELEGATEs.)

Here are Republican votes enough to ottse, the
HENRY-Q d.
Col Joseph Martini (Whg) elected by II votes over
Mr.. p. Hairston. The Danvle Observer says, " This
result was unexpected and effected we are inform
ed, and believe, by the superior activity OF Marlin
friends"
The Lynchbure Virginian says, that James NJ. Reid
(Whig) has been elected-ma orlty not ascertanrd -
Last vear Critz (Whg) got the return by the casting
vote Of the Sheriff. but was turned out by the LegIsla
ture. ..
The Norfolk Beacon says that " hlessrs hlurdaugh
Cooke and Prchad present at the opening Inc
poll at the Courthouse and addressed the voters
length Mr. Foreman, the other candidate, was at tue
Great Bridge 10 which place, soon after the opening Of
the poll, The other candidates repaired. -:
CAT the close of the poll at Portsmouth, the vote stooc
thus oar:
Cooke, 52i Pritchard, 81
Murdaurh, 5l3 Foreman, 2lo
At The Great Bridgc-at o'clock. ~
Ft''ena5a' i isS COOKE, 10.
Whole number, Cooke $751; Murdaugh $780, pr',cI.'
ard 35S; Foreman 342. Murdaugh and Cooke ~
All the candidates were Wings, with the e1.oPu1ou "
Col Cooke, who in the last Legislature anu The
sidered himself bound 10 vote with tla: parry ~.
election, however turned entirely domestic tbr
und for the first time within our knoTeuge' ".,' 60,
slightest regard party politics ahc vote at inc
Bridre was uncommonly small but that at Porss"op,
sweIfs rery far beyond the Usual limit. Not SITE
UNPLEASANT incident occurred during the day
sOUTIIAaPTON-Q D. ,,.,.d
Can't. Edward Busss, (WhigO is said to be
by G5 votes over D.. GOODWIN: (tepuohca1 &c can,ain
The Petersburg Constellation states Ala. ,p1 in
Bus is rejected by majority of 60 says vv' Jd,,e
formation, Dr. Goodwin the Dcnosinncf sr this re-
We were prepared BY previous Information ~,
sn s Wings, active and untiring
,bsf whole Strength while the Republicans s .be
Of their numbers and the Justice Of 'eE
er,;nn We hone two successive defeats will rouse W
10 effective action hereafter. 6nnpportuny WIN pa
fer itself in the fall for redeemng lumP oues
Democracy carry the county on the fresiaehs. NJ,
ton. and The wings are welcome TO the Assembly HAL
particularly as that man is Capt. Edward bu"S
RICHMOND COUNTY-Q- D2 ,.;
Robert w Carter, (Whig0 reelected wi'h0u' 'pp'''
ton Lancaster yet to vote
'''" PENDLETON-Q D.
William Mccoy, (RepublicanD reelected "''n0D' v
position.
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FOR IILEl ENRO7Rh'
WWHlGS ARE WIGS"

q Uc nm, has ears to hear. let him hear. .
M,nv wears ago, in another hemisphere, was saio'
There are those who would not stick to orins oes'
,;on uoon their country and hazard telt own hccks III
tie bargain rather than bauik wicked .~
r. crns,v avarice or AMBITION II was against sue"
H., ,In ,fber of his country warned his countrymen,
j.; his Farewell Address, Just such men. are tne Eau,
ers Of the triple league of NullheIs' ApouonstS n,
PENNSYLVANIA IL nted States Bank Men iloutI'uy
d;crnnsIv discussing is il to Virginia u.
seeming in subser yiency to such leaders, 10 t:e ,
"rrce ncuro" trick in order TO dl'uae. anu WIN
pcople of Virginia the frcs'deh'I ,rnrn;no If
,te neonle disregard the solemn saIulay wa'Htns ~
W.. I,;ngon. who though Dead yet spcakcin' Nah we
h ON nj and besottcd as not 10 n'ue's""o ' :,
,bis free NEGRO plot and treat It's lnslga"rs With
r'od concmpt? How is it that The BANK oondiheh,
mT I'D peasants Of the Richmond Wing, ("h!ch last
,n. summarized Northern man against ooutnern man,
Tr which he got more than " ,hitty Pec.s ." Site.'
iDUOl have such fiery zeal tor tne ooutn we "lus,
I -, ,ic triple league for the solution we shall hnd
!'eh ~ Southern men nor Southern rights, these foxes
~, Alter They design by tremendous system OF cor
to out down what Bddle calls "he vulgar
Inion Of ignorance - that is, the rule Of the people
:. fr Ibis. tc IT, s. Bank Of Pennsylvania was char
,e,pd 1t is for this tho Right of instruction IS conemn
ed BY Leigh Co. Its for this, political Abolltion'ss ~
the North are working in concert with NuIlhers III I'll.
south; while Noah peasan,s &c are cchong ana re
cchoinp their free negro song. Peasants would mo-
give one Northern Abolition croaker tor zen n ,bs
avc-hoding Van Buren, men 1t is 10 p%. White i
ruirnr dominion of ignoruncc, thai jugs " Id.
suppor,ed by Southern Wings! now uhe .h, do ~,
White has abandoned Republican principles, Wy
Who's support him Because lie mas ''o Loiild an,
If he has deserted the Republican pJ ,nv honest maj
Republican support him: Why shonlo ''S =, NO moi b
~ ,-tr cprn,euance npostats Leg US hoI
" u'y r. ur-son. the tool Of Clay, and the oahh'
49, eSe.o Wb;a is the candidate Of The Wings.
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COMMUNICATED.
To he pepubisans Of King IFiH;am County;

To fbr
e ~ nc C!,r+T.Ss-lt is we'll known 10 you, That on
ah Eh.n.v last declared myself candidate Tor
, the electors Of your county, as pele
VII. , ~ ,,s next General Assembly OF Virginia. hntW
g 10 ,;nc that there candidate IN 'hc neu VIII"
a. opinions identical with my own but earnestly
that The next session Of The Legislature would
Of quiet, so far as federal relations would hs
oe:crned and thinking that the election OF The next
1esident could in nowse he affected, or alter ercon,
that his administration Of the Government could De op
posed or supported by that Legislature had no Tear OF
anv evil consequences resulting from DIVISION IN your
ranks in this county. My reasons for so thinking DE-
tailed to the people of King William al length Sum
med up in fe words they are as follows:
l. Ii is shrewdy conjectured that the Abolition sto
which has been agng for the last twelve months was
originally coniured up and is now famed and krp
alive for the sole purpose of defeating the election oil m
Van Buren, for The Presidency, BY exciting against ma
the prejudices of the holding Sta!es ana 'c
ught know, it may be with this, as 1t irc9lehuy
with physical storms, that though they had ,ne
ance of blowing directly from the North or NIlt
yet they really hatchcd in the South, ana ooT
at Charleston long before they do at New ORR dn
Should this be The case, the Abolition panic Va.
az the other pancs have done, as soon as II
to be no longer available, which aPPTehena WI w ~
10 nroven by the election of Mr. Van Buren, IN
next and then with it will die the elecuoneeling san
Of Free Negro Suffrage "MIssouri M t uH
Practical Amagamation SO all VIII oc quiet U" Ill
2 The Presidential election will take place before IN
meeting Of the next Legislature: no esc'ors' therefore
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
Col. WALTER S. FRANKLIN, Clcrk H. Of u. S.
The Banks in .HassachusctsC hartcTs-dnd Chartered

Tho Banks in Massachusetts, hartcrs-and Chartered
1t is sud, that charter IS granted in MASSACHUSETTS,
without clause rescrvpg right to the Legislature to
cancel for due cause Certain it is, that the present
Legislature have been investigating the conduct OF Sc
vcral Of their Banks, who charged with having e3-
acted high and improper premiums on dafts DIS OF eH
change &c After labourcd scrutiny, the subIect mas
assumed very serious aspect The r. of agreed 10y
vote Of 1877, to 1881 10 the Report OF the select oom
mit,ee recommending the forfeiture of the charters OF
the State Bank and the Peoples Bank Of Ro1bury Inc
Senate concurred by vote of % to J. On The loih
inst the House of Representatives, after considerable
debate passed to n third reading the bill repeating the
charter OF the State and Peoples Banks, by vote OF
144 to 96 This Bill was to come up for final action on
the morning Of the 10TH The Legislature was expect
ed 10 adjourn OH that evening. So that the denouc
nent is yet doubtful. 1t is very probable that the Bill
will not pass-lLa the Banks will be Seartd than hurt
but il may operate sauary check upon the abused
we'll watched and efficiently checked they will become
the Gymnastics of modern States. The best mode OF
REGULATING chartered companies as to observe the ne
cessnry caution in creating ,hem making them suhc
emily RESPONSIBLE in their action, when and now 10 can
col ibeir charters and when and how to protect them, is
bcconno one of the most complicated important and
difficult problems of the age. II is subject which de-
mands the immediate study Of the most profound JurS:s
| and Statesmen Of the land Charters are now niu
piled without the necessary caution-Who' 10, $500
is not startled at the idea of bare majority OF emPoiuy
party in an ordinary Legislature, creating Ior o yes
monied institution of IS milliops-and II oo y
not so or l09-and if IS millions why not TWICE. W m
that sum? 1t is the fashion of our LEGISLATURES " W
tply charters upon almost all Observation-Disclosures o
guards, Limitations or responsibilities The conse
Of this augmentation remind us OF the ceeorasee
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EOR TIE EGaKrLRE


AT meeting tho students Of the University of Virginia,
ycned Ru.unda tho l instant tho OF tho
death OF ,sr fellow STUDENT Mr. Philip Key Of Leonardtown Ma
ryand-Mr H. Tomin called 10 the Chair and j. D. Dud
hs, appointed Secretary. -, . H.,
Grel,e Meade appointed cansht resolutions ca
pcsiYc feelings Of tho meeting Tho committee 'tea,
avr short aJ,encc returned reported the following
Die and resolutions:
Whereas ,:rIcn University o.! Fircinn deeply
nman, the fellow student Mr. Pbp Ecy, on the night
Of Tho h n'ta and sincerely sympabi5c with m relatives nha
cnt III III" loss they have MISUNDERSTANDING IN consideration
OF our high regard for his character and OF his rIfuc,
!t oroa That Grape tho left arm Tor ~ Gays IN
remembrance Of the hcccuseI.
I'd R'ored That Committee DO appointed make the neces
nf ana proper arrangements FOR his the cemetery Of
the University.
b. R"stve Thnta Committee appointed at,ond 10 tho
erection Of suitable monument over his tomb.
4 ReSCtrcd That Committee appointed 10 transmit copy
Of The above Resolutions the Of tho DECEASED Mr.
John i. Key, his bother and fellow student.
9Th. Rc-ci That Committee be appointed
these proceedings tho Editors the cnro,,e papers, Tho
Richmond EnGu.r and Washington Globe, request
tina, they will publish the in their respective papers
II. g. TOMLIN, Chairman
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

There re- are certain persons in Virginia who always
call them satelous great men. While John Randolph
lived, these great men hung upon his coat tail When
he died, unable to alone, they seized Leigh
These, once upon time, mathematical John Tyler for
Juggling Randolph out of the Senate, by the sort
OF game of compromise the Wings now playing out.
ihey now gorify Tyler for his Whigsh prineiplss!-
Are such men to be relied on Do these expect
BY their free negro tricks The people of Powhalan,
|un'rraud and some other counties will understand
ne. fEg'na"s read Washingtons Farewell Address;
that will enable You TO distinguish the traitor, (whc,hcr
he call himself wing or 'oid Republican,, from the De-
m"crac Republican patriot. Put down this WhigisI1
combination, your liberties are lost forever
AN EXPUNSER
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Majority, .............. 1t
YORK COUNTY ELECTION.

For Scnutor-Ellis 50, Page 81, Anderson 25 Scat
tcring H. For the House of Delegates McCandlsh
60, Garrett 40, Scattering 3 McCundlish will certain
" be elected over Garrett.
FYurannn.-A Correspondent wtcs that Strange will!
beat the Wing candidate at least ) to /.
.rDrtiu,nbcrland.-Th Fredericksburg Arena and the
Alexandria Gazette claim Nhig Delegate. They only
dfc. about the mani The Alexandria Editor says, that
it is Backwc-Tle Arena avs it is Alexander. They
arc both wrongSan. Blackwell is Of the saunches
Democrats in the Stae-and it is he who wrote the let
Ter in last paper, declaring that Alexander was no
Wing, and preferred Van buren, to any candidate in the
field.
The Alexandria Gazette of Wednesday says, the poll
is kept open in Fan1 in consequence Of The weather,
and that shall not know the result until The last of
the wcck-We presume the poll also kept open in
Cujpcuer &c &c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22
rLruS frunl nhruudL

TT, rrrc, Rich, IF Insiructicn-in Danger
49,, ;,IIowpr Extract Of letter from respectable
,,.'", Of GEORGIA sI,cws us how The impartial pol,ti
s. o,bcr States are viewing the movements OF the
L yircnia 1t is said that the by-sandcrs see
.,. c the game than the parties engaged in it:
10" Your people appear TO have fallen upon
1881. - times Truly the party opposed 10 you appear
.,,-w, ho, and cold in the same breath. The grea.
,s Of the Right Of instruction appears to be both
AIMED and denied by the Pebald Wings. But no
I I'm, while some meet it with fiat denial, others
.,synr 10 impair It's force by qualifications, rcscrvu-
..,s and conditions Sir, believe from all the indi-
ICONS ,,a, the Wings are opposed to the Right Of In
r,;on in toto cGjn. 1t is certainly so, to great
,. gu, OF the State of Virginia. 1t is hooted by the
>;i,, here su5vcrsvc Of the great principles upon
,,rh the Government rests The right IS IN danger.
1 Wb;rs in YOU. State would take ground against 1t
sr,r if ihev d,.e,i bu, they fear the consequences.
m r,ircinc can never be conceded; it is part and par
81 i the doctrine Of the divine right OF Kings =
r.. servant is made be independent of and superior
:, ~, master Governor Tozcwell has acted strange
r,his former friends will certainly lose confidence
im Re has abandoned himself to the vilcst purpo-
s Of r,,,Y Could he suppose his resignation would
r,s iavorahv to his party in the April elections:-
H. could net he blind 1t will surely produce the
c,n,-o-y effect Why did he not resign during the ses
n o.; the LEGISLATURE, so as to have enabled them to
,.c another This wod have been respectful to that
,.y ard Just 10 the people Of Virginia But he is in a
,s,i--s the victim of his passions. Truly whom the
& ,.> intend 10 destroy. they first make mad
.r1n cfa Litter from IiSyin1n IF high character at
Uashingion.
"Thr information from all quarters is indicative of
slrrIid triumph to in The PRESIDENTIAL cleo.
trn We shall he able to beat Harrison, White, and
H,'s:cr. all together.
Eyiratt from It rirginian In .Ne'0 York.
" heard gentleman assert before several others IN
ildcIrhIa that the Election would 90 10000 IN favor
ct me Republican cause. All the gentlemen present
Incurred in tho opinion that the State of Pennsy lvana
9G.d 70 for Van Buren, by great majority"
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= 81. ,f,a;.on March q IN

r h;s letter 10 Mr.. Madison, March s. 1850
s,scrr OF ns of your proposition respecting post
s;cw !, as source of boundlss. patronage to
The bxeeus' and brl,omlcss abyss of public money
ss y ss: ss s"ss viii # es 'i ss
,cs MD" las in the pending billy "und it will
tdin to 'F eternal scramble among the members who
source mos, money wasted in their State; and they
,,r ri the ~" mos, who are mcancs. The fact Isl
vi, always in granting rail road charters ought to
rs, H' | y,c,lrs in The transportation of the mails
,.,ii' '-"'I - S,.trs On continuous rail road the
10 lux rriI a, some time other, become the mail
c,u21"y ,,,m,usiny with any middle or n,rr,nc-
ca'd'' .,,; il. This is the natural order of events
ct' az ,,i company conduct themselves in proper
r '' rn we have no time 10 discuss this question a,
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cD,D SIGN FROM C-3RELL!

r, .lc Editors Of DC Enquirer and Ihig.
|, r"ul s,riLLx, Cabcll L. H. March Is, lS36
W. rror.. :, YOU strike names from the Cores
i',; IL, this County, appointed by tho Wing Conven
a; II L. White of Tennessee for P-siLunt and John
", for Wee residen OF tho United Statcs,
49,, Van Eu.on Of New York. and Colonel X. NJ.
,.,., "*',' ,nrEy EIIJAH ADKINS.
:. y" d N-"''' WM. L. REArH.
BENJAMIN DAVIS.
49, i'm ,u,huxcd to state, that Gen Elisha hicComas
r,ns,n vii as members OF the Committee,
s. n f. White, John Tyler Neither will Moses
' b Mct'rGus Jun, Andrew Barrett, and Milton Fur
" a nj, u; thr.c gentlemen substantial Republicans,
- .....n M baltimore n0mlna;!om.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

q n;s,r;c, NJ CoIumLiasA Gentleman of this City
intends visiting, in few days, Washington ;, n,,and
dria Georgetown and fredericksburg ana VIII! alte"
70 INV business in the General Agency Inc, which may
be entrusted to him. ar -.
Richmond, Apr! % lIo-H
~IIEAP STRING GOODS.-7prH, IS36-phole-
9 sale ar Rc,nA, at r. II. JEsKlss Country Met-
chants Families and others, arc invited 10 examine
nearly one hundred thousand dollars worth OF Stape ana
Fancy Dry Goods-chieay from the New York auctions
cons;sng of 900 dozen Fancy Hdkts, at prices from
- b cents each to the richest article imported. AN
extensive assortment Of Ginghams ana coIoeo 'iuS'S'
some of the latter very rich and new styic
l. 10 cases bonnets, flowers and reeds
do gauze, lustring and satin rlbands' , ,
500 dozen silk, cotton and fancy stockings and hall
200 do. plain and trimmed silk and oomoaz'ne
stocks.
Also, an assortment ofsurner stock and cravat
pads; Chinese and French baskets
1000 pieces brown and beacted domestic ohrtlnss
and shcetings, at prices from I'd per yard 10 me
100 pieces apron checks; also, furniture checAS' ''
niture caicoes, at I'D per yard and hncl;
$40 900 worth plain and figured silks OF every ats'p
ton amongst them are elegant Jes olaI ~
glossy Italian, Gro de Paris, FFe"'" ~
I,.r;.c blue black, plain and figured silks all styles
1:hs,n small figured black silks at u IL c'S' per
yard Gill and half pieces, at prices
c Az IA ,s nor ward to the finest quality imPor'ao
rom ~ CO. hpck pnd white spotted Thule lace Vei's ne"
style. ,a ,x,;,s dotted lace for wells.
T:cen white and black gauze Tens'
e.ruswick lace for wells and caps
Muslin capcs and collars, of the newest ana rlcnes'
styles - ,-,;,,os for clotbino
| Rack Italian and fancy silk cravais;
Also, large assortment of common linen gooos iof
servants.
Brown linens.
Blue and yellow nankecns &c. ~
Persons wanting goods sell again or for ths5 oods
consumption will find every article IN ae in nix ike ouan
Department, as low as they can be ProcuIeSov ~
Staple and Fancy, Wholesale and Dry ''I llsss
> April p.
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,,.y.y-L,t Jadgc Bhits iook ,crH to it!

= ,It N,Clcan. the Wing candidate for Marshall
A''T addressed n Letter to the People, in which
{ MY, i ,, Judge White is my last choice Of all
o. s'Ss' "" ,rrn brought before the people by the
-: aat' ina, .:souc Of the other gentlemen whose
,n?'S''"' associated with mine the county commit
rs ~, been consulted by him, and he believes ''tirrc
o" sT''% the c on ts1' cotcc "a!
10y it .k,n we call them White, HARRISON or ,chnt y
:: '! 3D.. y, nancs Mr. Mcclellan declares him
i1,sya before any other candidate in the field.
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ID. WchStcr VS.. The i'uuic Purty


Tue pseudo Whigs deny all sort OF credit to the pre-.
scnt Administration, the score of the Bank, Tariff
ana Internal lmProvemenl-und they go against MIR.
van Buren, on the ground that he will carry out Gen.
Jacksons views, ii he should be elected. Now let US
see what their wise man in the East says those very
points IN ihe Speech which he delivered in Worcester,
at the " National Republican Convention" of October
l2th, 1882:
pasc 81" The principles embraced by the Admins.
traon, and expressed in the veto message evident
y hostile TO the whole system Of proecton by duties OF
impost, on constitutional grounds.''
PaSc %" The principles of the Administration, nre
hostile to Internal improvements. Here is another
power heretofore exercised in many instances, de-
MED" .4eutn-" We have an Administration opposed
tn the Constitution; VIC have Opposition which is the
naln support Of the government and the laws"
-7gatn, same paragraph-" Take away the Opposition
from Congress, and let what would probably be
done the first session. The Tariff would he entirely
pealed. Every enactment having protection by duties,
its main object would be struck from the statute book
This would he the first thing done Every work of In.
tcrnal improvement, would be stopped This would fol-
low, matter Of COURSE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-04-22

AsFny accounts from AiississipSi and Alabama con.
States by considerable majorities. Louisiana is more
doubtful but she may 60 with us-And as to the North
that there will hardly be contest in Illinois, Missouri
and Indiana In Ohio E1cLcan interest there holds The
decidedly in favour Of Van Burens election
" | confess that anticipate much from Van Buren,,
if he shall be clccted-ana above all things tho trans
plantation into the regions of the Nor of those political
principles which Virginia has so long ma ntaned and
which at one time were like Is be lr"den down A
Northern President can effect this great work if hr
pcases and Van Buren, is the man who will sccpmpsh
it. Tie has more coposure Of mind than Jackson-and
is rather more cautious, with less fre.-Bul mole of
these grave mattr:s at a future day,