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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
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The New York papers eoaisia long account,
OF Tho celebration in that City on the aad
Inst In honor Of the Wig victory At the late
election Thousands OF guests, from the
East aud from the West. from the North and
from the South. attended. Atli o'clock the
Delegates from Philadelphia. Maine, Ma.s-
chusetts, Rhods-Island, Vermont. connec,i-
cut, Ne~-Jsrsey, nn.yivsui,, Delaware and
Mar, nd.-smouu,ins In all to 4ss, -ss,em-
bied nj the City Hail. AZ 10 O'Clock the meet
~ Was orssnizej, the Mayor Of n. Y. taking
the eh,ir, supported BY distinguished gentle
u,en on either hand. A, each DELEGATION en-
terrell the iIali. IL was received with cheers.
The meeting VA, opooej by m appropriate
aud eloquent address by the Mayor. Several
speakers followed. amons.; whom were John
Neal. E'q Mr.. swim. Mayor Of Phiiadei phis,
Or NaudAin, Of Delaware. late a Senator Of
tie L. y. and the Hon. Francis Granger.
~ half past o'clock, the meeting al the Hall
srsahized-iho hosp,tsld,es Of tho city hav-
ing been tentered TO the several delegations.
who were requested 10 repair IN procession.
with tho committee Of arrangements. to Nj.
bios saloon. where tho banquet had been
prepared. About eight hundred person, "a,
down 10 dinner. which was more than the
r"om could conveniently contain. b4l several
hunired more ~cro admitted TO the saloon.
who could not obtain seats below or above
After drinking tho Regular and Volunteer
Toas's. the party broke up-noihing having
occurred during the day to mar the festivitic,
Durins the course Of the day, one thousand
suns were d''chsrEeG at various places. There
were IN The several parts VI the city. process
sions. Examinations, fireworks, &c.-anL ma.
ny Of the public and private houses were brit
iianiIy illuminated. Tho .cenes OF the day
were of the most animaling AMI interesting
description.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

D,afh II S,HRor KENT The last Va,h.
ingiOu and Baltimore paper, bring 20 tho me.
lsnehoiy intelligence ~ the Sudden dealt, q
The Hon. IStsyH KEsr . senator 70 Conrre,.
froa Maryland. While riding through no..
farm. op FRIDAY ls.i. he "a, tl,rpWn r,sm b,,
horse shd in.iantly kdled. iis ~ss f,rmefi,
Governor q Ma9lspI Asa pihhc man sd
~ private eitxen. De- commanded the fs.
sPset and esteem % 40 who Zoe - him b. sod
his dssih nu,t be regarded D, ia.. sat OIL,
70 hi' 'nnedisse friebd.. bot 10 b., stats sod
20 BE county
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

uand The person OF Dir. L.. asr do 80 be-
lave they intssdsd hsra.ing a heir OF hi.
bead. This ~As the slate Of ,he Gao. = hsu
hr. Lovej'y, probably resolving To CON-
msnes the revolution which as wss striving
10 bring about, deliberately cred ialo tho
crowd, aud killed Mr.. Bishop. UrJer these
e'reum''anees i Is not surprising that midi
''duais should commit an act which in eaIme
moments they would regret. We do not
wish to be understood, however. o.. endsa a.
'ering to eneulPais the Perpeir.,or, Of hi.
deed. They have offended against the ma.
je'ty Of the Laws. aud no matter ho~ great
the Proroeation, should be held .asuabie."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Some Of The Van Bsrsa paPess Of Now York
stsrieu's the dsGesl OF their party In that State
TO the opposition Of The lrisads of StAis BanAs
They are welcome 10 this plea u !, the bss,
evidences OF the hostility Of that party To AT
Banks. NO, CONTEXT with the destruction Of
The u. 5. Bank. the bestoaian, hsrd-money
party. are now making war against tho whole
Banking sysiem--strisiag W snnihiiale every
banking institution IN the country. We have
now before u, ooe o. these papers. which bold.
iy takes a. . moito-''lhs Baak, are our or
prsso'S "A srssdy sad 20 their eisytsrs sal no
rsns'esg-" We do not doubt, that this oppo-
si'ion to the whole Banking systs~--io the
whole Credit sy,tem, has contributed in M
small degree to III. defeat Of the party in New
York. as IT will in every State IN the Uaion,
II persisted IN awhile logger. "ilsrd money
and shin plss,~r> msy afford the most de,irs.
bi. and the most eOHreni.nt currency for tie
business. trade. and commerce OF a certain
party. bn, rely upon it, the people want. and
all have "bcite'" eurrency--oue OF gold
and silver, With isir proportion OF eoarsrii-
bic PrPer--for their transactions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
DAN'L WEBSTER.

he same spirit seems % a,,r,.
w''h one accord the Whic, m e,.-v
part oi the country At Il mr,,,,, g..
example. held at RicnMo>p Va !,
ihe Wing young men OF K. .h,uond ,,I
Manchester, 4, which J. : G,l,,t,
presided the following resolution, v.,.
a-reed 80. with few Gls>ennn, voice..
Es'ois'd. That Ihe Nki.> OF N. e,,, a,
h'ch""rI ,"orseiy congratulate 1, ear be-,
ihf'h Of New York add Other Site, a..
occasion OF te'r recent JriGmrhs
EciolrsI Thst, 10y va, Of I,>,,r,ic-,h
sin'cr'il ~ Ih,. oonsr.inIat,or. A., ~.
"' ihe'it IL Richmond. ~ i,,u OF a,, ,..-
lac celebration. MI .uh,cr,br >,rh -,
a. e'ch would hsve ben ~,.I,.r 4, ?. ,,,.
butte To- such crtrtrsiton. Ia D., ,.,o,., j..
'"e T,hci "i such 'nL,:-"t female. .. are n,
oNJe"'' u charity IN thi, cay
WIN like feeling. At WiLMIScroy
Delaware the Wing Committee of A..
Engagement ior celebrating he IolrIcl.
Triumph achieved BY their friend, ;,
New ioik. came TO the following >.
solution:
hiS'red, That. as an appropriate celeb,
li"" Ut the ever msmor.bie " h,y ,,.t,,,
New l"'k, ~ November, lS3T G,,s d.
raised 10y suhsrTipt,nn, To u called IT,
NnfG CELIBRAII0S fuNp," To uh,,h ,,,
wings al thi> t'"u are TesrrrtfnJI, r,o,,,,
Ell tOroht,ItuiV. add which ,L,II =, ,,,..
10 the rviirf Oi the destitute p,or of ~.
m'"S'on curing tao eusuiuE wir,-r
i.N,G IaLk
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
SEPTINUS FUSION.
Late ChapiIm o. the House Of Rep.

From remarks in the Chsrl@siown
Free Press aud the Virginia Republican
We regret To notice that Col. Mason IN
his recent speech at the Courthouse
IA that place. di>pleascd both parties.
We dad hope that he would have main.
tanned the ground he assumed in the
House Of Representatives, and would
as independently have charged MIR.
Van Buren, with an attempt 10 palm
upon the country the Sub. Treasury
system "a IL seems he did Mr.. Calhoun.
Col. Mason knows very we'll that a
more unpopular man than Mr.. Calhoun
does not exist 50 lar as has standing re.
ia,es 10 this Congressional District
Tins Sub-Trsasury system is the sys-
TEN OF Van Buren, aud his Office. hold.
erS-HIS PARTISANS. Therefore. he
should have charged il home upon its
authors, and not Mr.. Calhoun. His
constituents care nothing about the
honest NullIfer"- nor is it very ma.
tenal TO them what proposition he al.
vocaies or opposes. Bot IL - of some
importance TO the Colonels con,titu.
entS 10 know what HE advocates, and
wha, HE opposes. Does he oppose the
Sub-Treasury scheme because IT was
advocated BY the South Carolina Null.
lifer :" II would seem So from what
Is SAID of this speech. We did hope,
and we s'IlI hope, that Col. Mason VIII
nevertheless maintain a states N an-like
independence IN his capacity OF Re.
preventative of this di,iric: IT he
cannot DO this, he may as we'll 60 over
10 the Wrish,s and CambrtlengS Of
the party at once. There is no middle
ground upon which he can stand with
safety TO himself politically.
R0fnn.u InlsifigsareT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
TROUBLES IN CANADA

TROUBLES IN CANADA Great ex.
eiIement prevails in Lower Canada. in oonse-
qnence Of the rebeIlious conduct Of large
numbers Of the Queens most f4iihfuI sub.
Jccis." The Montreal and Quebec papers
TEEN with accounts OF arrests, rescuc., riots
and With accounts Of treason and rebellion.
number Of arrests for high treason have
been made, aud a military party, in attempt
Ing 10 make further arrests, was resisted and
compel ell 81 return without the prisoners -
The Courts were declared TO DO suspended,
aud the district in 4 state Of rebellion against
her Majesty. II is reported that the publica.
ton OF paper called the indicator, the
printer Of which, Mr.. Chasseur, had been ar.
re'ted and thrown in prison, will be resumed
in Burlington. Vermont. The charge Against
the parties arrested is for unlswfully and Sc
d,tiously eOniri'iug. &c to d,sturbihe Queens
peace. bring her government snd person into
contempt, and siicnate the affections Of her
subjects.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

" .ifi"y nun tfys To- 70 r,7pfS Of hsuey rr.iA %
III. Of r4Hreat "

.fIHg a nun t'iv' fgr 70 H7Hfi Of harry pr.ih "a
ne Of rtHrs ga"
The shove is =, ssHr motto ~hirh his spp-sr-
- fr ., 20, ,ipe pss, Il the h,.d 81 tie marriage
"at',es 60 ~. ist,"ztpn W. G.z,itc bs.,r
~ y ,or rp,uip" II the Eitprst str-..d VI.
SER Get 900 H. eve 81 u,skirg lev e,m,n-,,, .
u''' o., vhr1 % 90, fvri tl,.t ,hc u,ottl h.d
dissiT'rar, sHi ule rdit,r h,t taken . v,f- '-
th'sis So brsi s,rnu,e"i.ry. Aad 90 s1p-r.iu
itr onr f'icnd ol The G.1-,tr up,u b.s sl,, orr
u oP',,'o. - ~,ii npra h.s s-assaaBie css.,.c
if0'n i''~ hTrr 20 ~ singic urctsbe,usss fgr, 80
-''uts b'rn, u D. h-s so' -lre.,iy discovered .e
t''t' q 'hr fiiio-, cog. Le siI rrai,tr it N ,i.
flii,s, ',t'ri. h'f1sr ih,. ed - ,nssy n,pnss-
u"i,ss w. h,s t..t- d,fcy-td fr1fn uur osn.
spd spo"ser sri',h &C. '',,srsst" ,hsn TO-
'houcy
"ihrfc - n1re thiiiiiuE fsil-itv d.ti,e.i f,,,,
On uH'ru ~ iute. gu,ifi.ss sid ,sss....t.n,,t.,t
hrsrts u'sn ~ ut- o1uqs~sts e Alrs sasi.r -,
Nsisrlrnu, See vf.tiDui ~ 1sstttrs ~ tI,- ,.i,t
q Coz us. NDnu go usi,ls spi,r.e,.t~ a..
i'titszt tI.at tsris t.sirr w. s,ssts -,
t'rsil ianh hut those uiD hsve dfsns q ,ts r,.i.
'"g shd spsftli"g fsuHi-inss shuse t.s,rv I,..,,s
sHd euitshtsHrd aif,ds - a,tly s,,t,r,,,.,~ 49,,
no'd - stth mstsi'isss uorth snd ensrsstsr =,
ifsttions
90 r'' si,uu. o woman r.., as,.k, ga, o,.,..
isf bright,
.i,' il'ou 49, glide ti.r harra,s q On, nth,
fes,
wheu i''esd' ere f.i,Aie.s. o, she. fs,, s,v,..
" taos thss ssris ne bio, o. s,ill, A.. s,a.s,
D'''s'na 'assi'o~s - rspsis its d.rt'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Prem The following nuas q wiil be seen thu,
the Raw SErTtsvs rrsrss. late Chsplaia OF
the uouse OF Representatives, declines q re-
eieetion- Tim information. We are ssse, viii
be receitsd with regret-ss Mr.. r. pos.e.ses
IN . peculiar degree the species Of talent suit
able for tho station. The Reverend seatIs-
man, howevsr. BY his course In attending To
his little flock IN the country. instead Of obey
'ns more attractive call. proves that he IS
set'iated by the meek >piriI ~hich well be-
comes lsoorer an the vineyard VI his Divine
Aaster-l Rseagsond BAig
WASAksros. (fanqHier Co Va. 2
November 2Ji. 1897.
Hon. JAals GsHLASp. ofva
My Dear Sir-The readiness with
which you consented 10 act a. my friend
on a recent occasion, never 10 be oblit.
Grated from my klndes, remembrance
has induced me TO venture, On this pub
lic manner. 10 invite your attention To
a matter highly important to me, and
not destitute. believe. Of interest to
yourself.
You are perhaps aware. that at the
close OF the extra Congress, the subject
OF the Chaplaiucy FOR he approaching
session %as frequently mentioned 10
me, aud wish expressed by some OF
the members. that ! would safer NV
name to be used IN connection with
that office IA December next
lanuuly grateful for the comp,inen:
conveyed ~ ihi. In,imailon. and sin-
cerely regret tina, am compelled to
'eny myself the privilege OF ssTriay a.
ram al he .7LiD ofthis great and grow
M nation.
My engagements with my present
charge arc such, ~ 10 render 1t IaeXpc-
dent Tor me To- absent myself Tor so
long time as Will probably be occupied
by the important business OF the next
session.
My prayers, however. shall continue
To- ascend to the Lord Of the hole
earth that the ephcmeral vapours
which have for \ season ub>currd our
prospects may be dissipaied by the ri>-
'ng sun OF returning prosperity. and
That we may once more become as hap
py and united as we have hitherto been
nee and independent.
BE pleased 10 convey 10 the members.
as opportunity may offer, my uufei.ued
Acknowledgements for the kindness and
courtesy extended to me durlng NY
short but deli sh,ful sojourn al the Cap.
tai. aud believe me.
Ny dra. Sir, with sincere regard and
CORDIAL good wishes. your friend and
nbcdIent servant.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Tae CTedi Syiem - All classes of the com.
muniiy shar. in the blessing, of n veil rcsu-
lated credit system. Without Il. ihi, couoiry.
instead Of having made such rapid stride, -,
wel'th and power, would have been eo,npar.
aiiNely poor and feeble. Those great line. Of
canal, aud railroads which bring d,,,an,
pni"t' into close connection. "snni.ilaiin;
time and space" would have been unknown
And u We now Te'o.ui.onike our policy anL
destroy these hand 81, of Civilization. we
shall check the car of our prosperity "a NIL
career. Il We DO not compel At ~ recede blck-
"ard'. With augmented velocity We~iiI "a
AZ far - he Who gre, farthc,l in rsJ,rrnil- our
Banking system, aided by the lights VI pas,
eAperiehcc--but we set our faces as a flint
asa'rat those who would dt,irOy it. in the vain
hope of something better which they pro-
mi'e." iui which they viii never be able To
realize irpHi their blrharic experiments
lLynehLng Firg;ai.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

The spirit manifested in the ,uhioineL p,,.
SgrsPh from the Albany Advertiser seems 10
Ah'm'ie the bosom II all the " hugs IN M,
I"'on. There - feeling Q h1rmony and
disposition io cOHPTumt>e personal dIfrt,n-
ce' prevalent "a The party now To m extent
10 which u never prevailed before. Tn.
'"'o"ing - ." reply Ia an animation on N,
Pa't oi an opposition paper. that the VIII,
WI probably De defeated by their Own d.
visions
PERHAPS SO-PERuAps Nor-We
are not gong 10 quarrel about The can.
d'ddte, whoever he may be that tho
great Wing party may bring forward
One or all OF the three gentlemen be-
tore the public for the Presidency may
be dead before the time comes 10 make
selection. The gfea, body of tho
Wings viii not split on this Question
they may find 1t necessary here and
there TO turn out a di,ortaniser. bot
when the fight come, they will all be
found arrayed under one banner
Whether that banner bear, the nsn.
OF HIr'i'on. Ci,y. or W,6,ley.we. " THAT.
ever may be our private par,ial,iie,
S,ll DC found battling beneath IL, LfoAa
folds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

We'ee il stated that careful estimate h,,
been made OF the popular votes in State, ia
which elections have taken place since the
policy OF Mr.. Van Buren, has been nantes, -
Af'er allowing The Administration party all
they could, and even more than they. 10 per-
feet fairness. ought 10 clam. the estimate
shows Wig gain OF lie. $40 votes!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Loss n Lyt. By .IeeiisM We regret to
learn That MIR Jo"N DRLNSrn. n worthy and
'ndn''rio'i' man, who resided on the farm Of
Nf' John Snyder, II iii, county, wa, so Sc
'ere'y injured on Tur.day the DIST instant,
While attending ihrc>hins machine, that he
diel IN few hours arier the acci !cn,. The
c, Under OF The machine burst. fr-gmen, Of
~h'eh struck him ~ the stomach. pro,lucin.
an internal AMI fatal wound. The deceased
enjoyed the esteem Of all his ne. hbors. which
"as fully e''nced by The large number who
followed la, remains To tie grave and ha,
left wife and eight children TO mourn the
loss Of kiud husband and a!Fectiona,e father.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

PESNsYLvANiA CONVENTION -Th.
Convention 81 The People 81 lb,, State
yet 90 session AZ Hamburg lbut about
shortly 10 adjourn iis suiinks 10 Pb,la.
deiPhl1,) has gwen The death blow 20
The disorg1uizing doctrine. frs, bfo,eh.
ed from high authority under the i,,,
Naturalization OF the General Co,e,o.
Weht. and generally received asan ar.
llcle 20 tie creed Of The paryP tia,
The state Govern ent have the nyb,
20 annui At pleasure contracts 10 wb,cb
lhey are paricA The Jemofal,,,n,
doctrine. h1aesrr. 80 its Jifcct appi,.
lion ~ ihc Btus Of the United St.ie,
received 90 %, lat ssuny tie couote.
nance OF The whole Administration par.
- ~ tie Con, culion.
The iJIlJNlnc account Of The pro.
ceeding' ION Monday last on THIS sob.
Jeci s. copied liom Ihc Pernsyiyani,n
OF "Wednesday:
81 Dura's fc4olUtion 10 inop,fs
in'o The eVPed'ency of snnulling or a.
lcung ihe charter Of the Bank Of the
United states. vas f,6aiisiy poslpoa.
ed e. y. noes 80
Mr Meredith then moved the con.
Hdefaiion oi some resolutions Offered
by h'm. deolinog That eontrseu
made by the Leg,Iaiure are in,,ol..
be. and : fhs, chn'ier'. dolly gfsnt-
ed, are such contacts.
After some debate. The previous
question was called. and The hrs, 70.
solution ad0p'ed-Ayss Is. noes 7.
many q The democrat, refusing 10 vote
At Ell
The second resolution vas undsr
dsba's when the Convention sJjOafn-
81. T. MAJ lat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

One-half or The whole of tho Printing ~.
Establishment Of the Winche.tsr yirsnian. Is
ohefed Tor 'ile--iho editor. & ". Hosrvsos.
E'q having on his hand, a greater amount
Of business than he can well attend TO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

The Republics "f South America continue
TO exhibit daily scenes OF wars and bIood.hed.
intestine and external, which mirror out e. ~,
"hat would, in all human probability be the
haple>s condition % these now United states.
we're thi, Union ever di.severed.--l.Nai Int
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
z ON Is. Rl.ar..d M.

EDITORIAL CONVENTION In ac-
cordance with what seems 10 be the
desire Of many Of the presses Of this
State, the Editor of the Enquirer. who
- the senior OF the corps in this City,
has determined TO invite. in conjunc-
ton with his co'erpot1rieS a COnVen-
ton OF all The Edi'orS of Newspapers
aud Periodicals ~ Virgins. to assemble
IA tie Capitol On the 6th OF January
next.
We coTdiJlly join IN The call
The imitation is of course extended
10 our worthy and talented friend OF the
Alexandra Gazette, Nho, though 90 a
dl'iranchlscd district, IS Virg,uian ~
soul aud sentiment,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30
IVA IaaL

To prove The fillacious character n
The excuse OF the Administration press.
eS' that the deiea, Of the party 4, ov.
ins 10 the influence OF the Bank. -,
ohiy necessary 10 state slng.r fac,
which We find IN the New York Star
VI the few Regency members elected
ALL BUT EIGHT - them are from Dapl
counties. The thirteen Counties wh,ch
have no Banks. return a majority II
"higs-ll Wings ios Regency. La,,
year, they sent but 4 Wings and Is Re.
gency Men The result, therefor.
shows, tina; the triumph is even moe
important than the Wings ihemsel,e,
at first believed il. IL vas achieve
because reason has resumed It's empire
over prejudice and passion. The ac.
cnmulated and accumulsting outrage,
OF the Administration we're TOO GRO,
aud mons'rous for further endurance.
tR.ehmoHd Wig
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Ni'otsos B iisttss Formerly II ,his
eousiy) has disposed ~ be Interest ~ the
"sal' River (Aiissouri) Iournsl y The paper
saPposis ne Admia l,irstioo. asd uill 10 faisr.
b sosasstsa b Wa IIss,in, Ess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

R'ubsn " Uhansy u seeking adm s,ion 10
u The " his ranks. We care not how hum
be hi- confes-'ons ard hos genuine b., re-
ponhoec. We hope no w,lI never DO reeosnis
81 as a men,5e- q he wig church
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

The Richmond Enquirer, OF the 18th inst
'ay';-"A few days ago our impression was,
that majority q the Republican party in
Virginia vas ia favor Of the Sub-Trca,ury
scheme; but the information We have received
induces ns to believe that the current is run
Ming the other way"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

o. Thursday lat the Wings and Con,crva-
tives of HascrstoSn. FGnk.towr, and sur
rounding cuudiry, united in celebrating the
political 'istory achieved 10y the Wings 81
New York. The ceremonies. it is said, were
grand ani Imposing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

TIE Baak Csarsaiiea, D. discuss he qgs..
''on u ne pfoPris'y q, ard Ne period for.
Che resumption q specie pay rssnIs. assembled
81 New Yofs on SATURDAY last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

FLORIDA Notwithstanding the capture
uf Oseols, the Florida war has not vet been
ended, and the number Of men under CON-
"snd Of Gen Je,uP ), said TO be not les, Than
Ten thousand!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-30

Lfrraa rnes Mo. wIssrra
ee'"E "".Lte 10 t-h- pat Ia he is,,, r., e''v
u." ." h0s.Ssy t.st. sddsss.,d a.. ,Sess-
ie''ST to u.e Comn.,,ee u At,..s. 's'osse
BosroS. Nov. IL. iscs7
Gentlemen- IL would have go,
true pleasure 10 have been s;,h "e
tins evening. # eircum,,anc.,b ,d 30! ,ol
;ni',ed; but before the receip, Of ~.
kiEd invitation, | had entered -, w
gsSenents which canno, fot,,L. "a,
which are incompatible with -, '
anee with II. on my past. ,b,p -
WIN you and your friends. in p,,,c..Is
and feeling: shall be with Won -
rejoicing at the grca, and o,e,rh.,
ing revolution. which. IA four ,lo.,
months. has swept. from 81 prot 80 O'
ton OF the country. opinions and T..
tunes. Inconsistent. as We hint -
The safety OF the cons,itu,,oo All -
prosperity Of the country. and I ,h,n
oe with you, ia the mos, frr,en, -
and wishes. that these change. y,
lead TO a better and a bn .h,,. =
mat ihey may tend 20 ,,rrnyth., -.
Union, To establish our Con,,,,u,.,.
deeper and deeper IN the sfI-c.,o,. ,
the people: and 10 restore 10 the g..
try the fullest measure of pro,,.,..
"hleh 81 has. al any time. enjo,rJ
wan much personal respect A.
'.e"ilemen. your obliged mend A.,
o5edIent servant