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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Iirs and Lot' # fils. -- The Richmond Wing
states that the stable u the "Bell Tavern
70 that city vas consumed by Ere on Friday
night last During The progress q the ERE
the northern wall tel, ADD killed instantly q
very worthy snd industrious young mau, nam
81 Hugh q Pollard house and sign painter.
formerly u Baltimore and another enter
prisiug and worthy young msn, Henry Gala
CHER, was buried under the falling rubbish,
ard seriously injured. A negro by sas also
injured BY the falling vail. but DOT seriously
Several horses and COWS we're destroyed -
The source q the ere !. unknown. but there
Is strong reason to behave i vas tie work q
some mslisnant Nretcn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

.Nassaehuseffs stH H,rseJ,-Thc
returns come in from old Massac huset,s
with overwhelming Wing mojorities.
In Boston. where our majority last
year was Isis, Mr.. Everett. the Wing
candidate for Governor, has now a ma
jority OF :}273-making a Wing gain
IN tho city of onl, 1893. Every coun-
~ in the State has more than probable
been carried by the Wings. In the
Senate there will not be one Van Blu
renite and but very few in :he House
The route has been overwhelming
Bat. Chr0R
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

".fnd. en- hsy sopis''--Ws have already
spoken Of TIE ipgs present, Il has been our
good fortuns - receive lately. 10 the wsy Of
Beets, Csbbsge'. Rsdisbes, Turnips. Go.--
mammoth productions Of The garden spot
Of Virginia" Nos. e Word Or two IN behali
.ofIedeDon Poiatoes--h vegetable upon vhish
we place no huu,ble estimate. a. our name
will a. once beer stiffness Nc John 7 Hen
kls, young farmer Of this county, presented
", fsW days since. with bvshsi % tvo. -
. specimsa q his potato crop this year. some
q vh'eh weigh ~ pounds, snd fee, 4 soy,
less than ~ pounds. They are decidedly ne
largest 80 knssi ae ever sss We hare q
fsw co eur oGes iabls. uhiob excite ne ad-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
- gIIyl,1 o.

APRoPllET.-John Quincy Adams closed
has late speech in Congress, with the follow
ing emphatic aud prophetic truths:
This measure, (the sub-irca>ury scheme, }
too absurd tur serious reasoning, too alarming
Tor scutntul derIsIOu. 80 absurd that II was IuI-
possible 10 believe II proposed with sincerity
80 terrible IL the futuriiy Of ihIs Nation. #
really srncere, after ilostin: tiiumphanily. Ia
ITS passage from the DsPsr;HieHf. through the
senate into this House, has thi, day. 10y =
iimId and almost despairins RESISTANCE. been
deferred tall the winter session, EUF-for the
,cary 10 90 home and feel ihc pulse " the de-
mocracy OF numbers. With the winter ses-
sion. 10 will come back. That a
will ever receive the sanction of this House,
may 4 mcrciGul Heaven forbid Ia the inter
raj, al least. rH cherish he hope II better
things, aud catch every CLEAN 81 brighter
prospects TO illuminate the auspices Of tie
coming ear"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The loss Of The Empire State TO the
Administration Is an appalling stroke
10 the "favori,c SON"
II The Wings profit oy this victory
as they should, Van Burenism is de.
iunct forever. But every thing de-
ponds upon their prudence, modera-
ton, and discretion. Let them not be
SO much elatcd by their triumph. great
and glorious as IT Is, a. Ia lose their
senses. Their opponents, though pros
trate and palsied by the viii. Of the
People. have. by the Constitution.
three years before them. In that time.
by the liberal use of the public money
and the patronage OF the Government,
much harm may be effected, unless we
have all our wits about US. The Wings
might now, with much propriety, stu
dy that philosophy which teaches that
there is more danger i'll prosperity than
in Observation-Disclosures FAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The iynehburg Nirsinisn, speaking Of the
.sk~ard prcGie.ment in which Mr.. Calhoun
VAS placed 10y Mr.. Webster. ia biz lat. speech
Ia Congress, says:
alt - ia vain Tor Mir Calhoun nov To -, that
he u'en Ieldrd las eOuNI,uons at the unconsiitu-
i,onaiii! Snd 'nsXPrd,c"oy Of National Bank TO
the urgrut n,ctssity OF the easr-tur tha, Vefy
necessity shows the utIlii, of such insulation,
aud, IN our opinion, It's cOESiItafsHghiy vl>p. -
10 q vas necessary 10 charter B,nk. ia 1916 Tor
the purpose oi enabling the Government To eN-
errIse its functions Ahd to perform its duties, the
porer To charter " frllo~s a. az iucNiIthlc cou-
sSquchcr,-as the legitimate means ta.etryct the
great end ut IT. institution. Aud its necessity q,
not nov less apparent TITAN 1t Thea. The ic-
dcr>i government has not oul, the night u eN,r-
else g'dhfed powers, bat also all other powers,
nUi enumerated, which ate ''nCccsssrv and pro-
per- u carry iHtO effect It's Acknowledged 0bl,-
cations"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The speech Of the Hon. JAMts GAHLAMp,
(conser'stivs.) on tho subject OF sub-Tres-
sur'es. Sc dsllvsres in Cougres. at the late
extra session, fills eighteen closely printed CO.
aus Of The National inielIis, ueer-a and con.
clude, with these lines;
Bound by no pariy's arbitrary sway,
I'm follow TRUIu WLerr'sr IL isads ne ray "
Il would be well for Mr. Van Buren,, If Il
were in his power to adop, . similar motto.
But, no Is
Bound by General Jscksons arbitrary sway.
To "follow ia the footsteps" EAcrs'tr they lead
TIC ray.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Last Monday being Court day and
an unusually large number of people
from the country m attendance. Na,o,
Garland addressed the people OF the
county. in explanation of the aspect
lately assumed by bum asd bis conser.
vaiive associates, with respect to The
leading measures of the Adminis,ra,1r
and IN vindication of the opposition
votes given by him in Consrtss Dunn
The late extra session Of that BODY
Mr. Garland also took occasion 10 burl
back the torrent of abuse and denyo-
citation lately heaped upon him and IA,
friends, by the Washington Globe. HIS
reasons for voting against Blair and
the Sub.Treasury scheme Of the EN,c-
utise, were perfectly satisfactory 10 our
minds He assured the people. that
the door was closed. and that there
should be no backing out on his part;
We were pleased 10 see the spirit,
manifested on the occasion. 1t gave
ample evidence thai, however much
friendship the leaders, or movers Of The
wires, nigh: profess Tor the President.
there can be bot little reality IN their
professions. The last link is evident.
ly so completely severed, that there IS
not the least prospect Of a reconoilla.
ton - Charlottesville I!roeafe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

We eonsidsr The Ssv York election (says
the fredericksburg Arena % decisive Of the
fate Of Mr.. Van Buren,. Hs must change hes
measures o. reEounc, aIl hope q re- election
A. 70 the sub-Trsssury scheme, We shall ne
YER hear q Il again. We vsnturs TO predict
hat u uill not be re-introduosd into either
House % Congress Mr. Calhoun snd his
small bot devoted. band % friends, chose .
bad time ~ g. over 10 The administration.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

u spPears from the correspondence q A.
ron Burr, just published, that he vas the FIRE,
to recommend Gen. Jackson for the Prssidsh-
cy. IN letter to Joseph All,loa. 10 1915.
Burr says:
~. then. there b msn IN the L. States,
of hrmness anj decision, AVID having standing
enough 10 afford even q hope q success. u y
Jour duty 10 hold hifa up n The public visWi
that man is -fsarsu Jacisoa Nothing v
wanting bui q respectable nomination. nsds
bsfora ihs proeiaBstioa q ths Yirsinia eau
ess, sad Saeksons sacesaa y issfitsbls."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
eserfr-
BANK CREDIT.

VIVA, is Bank Credit Merchants
understand 1t well enough, bot iis prac-
teal utility may not be f4.ly compre.
hended by.sll classes Of working men.
We will make it familiarity understood
by practical application Of its benc.
fits.
a young mechanic. builder If you
please, is out OF his time-he IS sober,
industrious. and capaJle--he has
friends. but no money. We want a
house built on a vacant lot, for which
We contract with the mechanic to pay
hIm $4,000; one third otter the FIRST
tier Of beams Is up-one third when
the second story IS finished, and the
balance when he hands US the key, and
the house Is found TO be completed &C.
oording TO contradictions. bov is thiE
mechanic 10 begin work Tie has no
money, but he has character and
frend,: he must have money IN buy
stone for the foundation. pay hiss labor
ers. aud purchase other materials. or be
must rclinqui,h the Job On the faith
q this contract, be draws up a note
Tor $500. at go days, which a friend
IN good repute endorses for him, aud
the Back gives him the money for It.
With thi. money be purchases stone,
brick and other materials, aud com.
mcnces the contract. Before his note
falls due IN Bank, the first tier Of beams
Is up' and We pay him : 1000 he takes
Up his note aud has a capital Of $500
lcn. This may be the foundation Of
his fortune. and 30 It is with every
branch Of mechanics requiring means
20 purchase materials. Garry this out
further suppose a mechanic bouows
3 1000 % Bank, with an understand
ing 70 repay ten per cent. every 60
days, see what a capital is furnished
Kim 10 commence with IL every
point Of view 10 which the Rank Cred.
q system j. regarded, il must be deem
e. the foundation Of our pIosperity.-
4 young nation, with means yet unde-
,eloped must get on by credit tho same
IS young mechanic who has capital
"a character industry and capacity bot
no money! Y. Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
EXTRACT
From Tie Speech of Mr.. Thompson, of
South Carolina.

South Carolina.
The can! and slang of the present
day is against banks and corporations;
in other words, sir, a war upon civil
cation, and an effort to abolish it. !
regard them as both the signs and the
instruments Of the highest civilization.
How many Of your manufacturing es-
adjustments, your railroads and ca
nails, would have existed, without
banks and charters of corporations =
To how many men Of talent and enter.
prise has the banking system furnished
the means OF raising from poverty and
obscurity to rank and power: II is,
sir. the great instrument OF the dIstri-
button of wealth. IL Is the only Just
agrarian principle; and in my heart ]
believe that 1t is especially beneficial
10 the poorer classes, To those whose
ignorance and passions have been ope-
rated upon 10 array them against it.
What has enabled England 10 sustain
both herself AID the cause of human
liberty for the last hundred years -
Her banking system. maialy. Con-
tenn l4,e her grand and glorious career
"a letters. arts. an arms. and say II you
would ,h,.,s ue.l - change them for
TIC blc@ises kaF.i currency. A. rX-
h.as'-9 i1 sg.s-' 90 even In France ;
-. 4y sHtas ar banking system
tacE, ~. 80 Ill Vou may drag
49,. ~ 80 prI,0I 81 Prace, but
T., s peTia.4 81 y AZ cone. and YOU will
ave ~ yuu lNsys have had. 60 resort
- g. T. 'i.t. a tame 10 talk Of return.
NJ - metallic currency, when the
sapIiy e the precious metals has d.
rinishei one half aud The demand is
daily increasing; when wise and able
nen are Of opinion tha. there is no,
enough Of them in the void even as a
basis % currency?
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

.N;raC York Eieciion.-The news of
the entire success OF the WIGS,
throughout the State of New York, has
been rapidly spread from one end ofthe
United States 10 the other We LETT
home, on business, last Saturday. and
then had only heard of the Wing tri-
umph in the City of New York and
some Of the adjacent counties. twas
at the foot OF the mountains in Old
Virginia, that we first received intelIi
gence of the glorious Republican victo-
~ IN the whole State, and we ardent
~ wished 20 be at home 10 pour out
feelings and join the general chorus OF
praise which the independent presses
OF the country were every where rals-
ing. The news there. though not per-
haps welcomed with the noisy enihu-
siaSm displayed elsewhere. was vet
hailed with deep satisfaction. The
joyful conference.-the warm con-
-gratulations, and the hearty express
sions Of delight, all showed how much
the honest and vir,uous people OF ,ha,
fine county ielt upon the occasion.
l.iCrI.Gria Ga;ti:s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The Wings 10 ono Of the counties Of Con-
Deciicut have resolved to place = copy Of Mr.
wehster's speech in the hands Of every voter
in tho county. THIS shows the RICH; spirit,
aud IS the true course TO obtain a Wing as
cendancy throughout tie Union. Give tie
people correct information. aud they will
judge rightly and vote rightly - BaR. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Thomas Jefferson Randolph, one Of the del
cga,es Of the county Of Aloemarle, has pub
li,hed an Address to his constituents, in which
he invites action in that county. on the sub
treasury subject, and PROCESSES his Intention
to resign, should IT appear that no is in mi
norily.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

JoHY II. PLEAsANrs. Esq announ-
ces that he has not relinquisbed his
connection with the Richmond Whig.
lie SAYS he has an equal interest with
his partners in the establishment. and
proposes. a, no distant day to take an
active part IN ITS affairs The crea,
question, he adds. on which he and has
colleagues disagree, will IN all hkeh-
hood, be adjusted at an early period Of
the approaching session Of Congress.
and that disposed Of, no obstacle will
be IN the way Of their united action IN
the conduct Of the paper.
Bait Chronicle
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

n the wings Of New York gain $4,000
votes ~ one yesr, What will be their gain
10 three years more the time 10 sIaPse before
the neat Presidential Election. " q be true
that Revolutions never 60 backwards, y what
mighty political revolution will have taken
place IN The United slsles At tho end Of three
years
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

IL Mr.. Van Buren, travel much farther 10
"ihe footsteps Of his iliustrious Predecessor -
:, IS plain that lac ~iI! find himself journe, ing
SOLITARY aud alone" The pscpls II Is very GER
tain, Will not accompany h,m. iIe must " ak
bsek~ ards, to fulfil hrs senile pledge to
tread in the footsteps" AID to secure at the
same tine the most desirable company.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The New York correspondent Of The Ma
IiSnal IDtslnssacsr states the following fact.
which Ia any other era than The present. would
be- astounding
To my certain knowledge. and the
fact can be proved. " necessary. Mr..
Van Bufen has scot letter after letter
70 this city within the few past weeks.
saying that the fate II himself and his
party depended upon the result Of the
election here and 10 the State Mr..
Van Buren has wutien personally TO
many OF his friends, promising add ex.
harting, threatening and enireating bis
political friends 20 support the Tamms-
oy Union-LocO- Foco- Fanny Wright
ticket. Money has come inlhere from
Washington, thousSnds upon thousands
Of dollzEs."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

-Netc Jersey Legislatures The COM
mittee on the embarrassment of the
country has been instructed by vote
OF 81 to Is, TO report bill repeating
the law Of that State, prohibiting the
issue of small notes, so far as TO allow
the solvent banks to issue small NOES
OF the denomination OF one dollar and
upwards.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Accounts from New Orleans are up 10 the
! ith inst. The yellow fever has disappeared
--OusIness was fast re,umins is wonted aet,v-
hy--and absen,ees aud strangers were pouring
IN rapidly
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The effect Of The news of y. York
Elections upon the Richmond Enqui-
rer IS very amusing, This print acts
like boy who has received 40 electric
shock-and finding that he is not kiH-
ri oniriVtt, calls out TO his companions
-"Coarage, fricnds-we are no, dead
yet"-.1ier. Gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

II viii be seen by our report Of the markets,
ihot Flour continues 60 advance ~ price. not
very rapidly but yet steadily. Prime Mary
land whsat'. u will also be observed have
commanded tie high price of - 10 per bu'hel
throughout the week go Bsh .Infr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

IL IS 4 POOR RULE THAT woN r
wORk BOTH wAYs-So the Globe
riRSr opposes, denounces. and exc
crates the SUB-TREAsURY, as disorga-
nizing and revOlu,ionafy--liable 10 bo
plundered by a hundred hands. where
one before could not reach Il. and
TmES, this same Globe recommends
and supports this same scheme afsco.
nOmical, democrsiicsl constitutional.
patriotic. conservative. and entirely
saie:--TRULY " ~ : POOR RULE rIf,r
wOs e WORK norm WAYS
I.HIi.sCnian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

pHgihsiic PHscfugiioa. Van Bu-
rem editor % MisssnPpi ihreaiens to
put full stop over each q the eyes u
the editor II The Journal" Let BIN
Nv o. Whilst be u puiiing bis feli
stop over our eyes we ell pot hsa
nose IN arep Prsuiies.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

There are three measures 81 the Ad.
minisintion. We believe, condemned
and reprobated by al parties-by the
whole country and universally On.
popular 1T The issue Of gold and
silver exclusively to the Members oi
Cougress--;.d. The employment Of To-.
dams 20 fight against the SeminOles--
and 81. The authorized organization
81 foreign regiments. commanded by
foreigners, 70 JOIN our army We are
sorry that the two last measures receiv-
ed the counienance Of the SeoFstafy o!
Wu.--.9lsraadyis Cazsfts
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
uhH5oaian

our rr1ders vii rccollect The salute
promised hy the editor ofthe Louisville
Journal lie has speaks 10 bis last
paper:
tbe editor ~ thr louisville Jyurnsi he's pro-
n,tsr.i. 81 &C. -itl csffs Nss iark. 20 charter
pufsr.f l.uj 90 "a N ne su,licfy "a horos o.
,hs alnr,n1s ystpf 80 him ret be thnndei-
sisuI real, -'raesss - . ! CaI
tbs all ready SIR We have got Il
chained O., lhe peak Of ose Of the Sal
yer Creek knobs across The river. Il
OCCASIONALLY gsu impatient and rosr'
like mad bull fastened 10 post, bot
We shall keep d safe uniI We hear from
New York and then perchance let u
loose and bid % send 10th such thon-
ders a. the shnghied Van Burenites
wall mistake for ihe pesls Of the last
trumpet 49, LOusrWs Journal
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
DICNIFIED LEGIsLAT,oy

The Committee Of Was and Nj.
IN tue House of Of Repre>en,a,,,.
VIII be remembered. brought mt -"
House, Us IT an discharge 81 , dn,,
posed upon II by the reierenre - "a,
Committee OF number Of r.,,,,s.'
from different parts of the cov,,,y
favor OF National Bank. r.,ol,',.
that It was lneNpcdient To es,,b,.h
National Bank; and no, con,en, -
bringing IN that proposition. the, me-,
ed Ms consideration upon the n ,u,o
to the prejudice OF other busiuc..
finally forced vote upon i, B., q"
means OF the previous question: !.
the course OF the discussion Of 10 -.
luton, 1t appeared. IN rcrk 10 am.
ton from MIR. ADAMS. that b,t
those numerous petitions. frcu5.o,,,.
Die bodies Of Tie Peoyk. vos ere, ,,.l
an The ComRiifi,e, or brought 70 if,r;.,.
As these petitions had no, been
when presented In the House -.
referred, without rcadins 10 the c.
mlttee, aud were no, read. nor sorn-.
as looked at. IN the Committee. III
lows that the introduction of thu, r..,
lnhon. as the result of deliberai,,
those petitions, was a mere part, ,r-,
simultaneously PLAYED oil 10 both n .
ses OF Congress. the result Of o1,..f
door continuance. and contemu,,I-
lnockery OF drhberatinn and l,,.l,
la,ion. The same may be SAID u nc,,.
ly every measure reported hy The p.
nanoial Committees OF both lIou,c, =,
the last Session Of Congress.
.\aiioaal h,i.. -,,.,-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Those who have been cheated once
should beware how they trust the de-
celyer second time. When the L.
:. Bank was put down by the Experi-
nent,' any one who will take the trou-
bic Of turning back TO the Executive
Messages and Reports, TO the Speeches
of the party leaders in Congress, or To
the Editorials of the Globe, Enquirer.
&c. sc. will perceive that the rapid in
PRODUCTION and universal diffusion OF
gold coins was predicted, as the ncces-
s1ry and inevitable consequence. But
what Is the (dci' Not only have We
no gold, bot we have lost nearly ali;
our silver likewise. These same srpe.
rimeHfeyS now tell vs. that they have an
"Unined EXpedient. which they will
warrant 10 cure the patient whom they
have made sick, even unto death. by
their previous nos,rum. Shall We a.
gain permit the qnaoks 20 wheedle aud
delude US Or shall We rely upon the
advice and counsel Of those wise and
safe doctors. who tell US 20 throw aside
these Patent Medicines altogether. and
90 follow m the footsteps Of our fathers.
IN which We found safety, peace and
prosperity WIZ those Who were hum.
gedged IN 1881 consent lobe humbug.
bug again 10 ISL - Lysci5'Og Iir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
NEW YORK ELECTION.

We have nov full returns Of the recent
election. The wings have carried six out Of
the eight Senators elected this year. and one
hundred and one, out Of i2s member. OF the
House Of Representatives.. In the Legisis-
ture elect, parties will stand rs follows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Influence Of The Giobe-The official
paper since the adjournment has been
abusing Senator Tallmadge, Of New
York, without stunt. and not a week
ago accused him OF being a federal.
Ist, - a term, which, according to the
ethics of the Globe. includes every ,in
in the calendar The effect OF this
abuse has been admirably illustrated a
the late election IA Dutchess county.
where Mr. Tallmadge resides. That
county at the Presidential election gave
Mr.. Van Buren majority OF 1906
voies--ii now gives the Wing ticket
majority Of upwards Of 1000.
B.sn Chyoa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

"Iio,e arc r.s mighty t.l,icnr'-Look at Van
Buren, and jackson now M their own States (:
overw helnled ~ iih defeat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Nr Calhoun ssid. last winter that
ihe administIsiion party was united
only BY che oeniupeial power 81 The
plumber Of The public. We wonder
II Nc G.. bad Thea 9 suspicion. that this
"centlipetsl power Of pluodef would
% less tban tselse months draw IAN
into the patty - Prentice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23
MICHIGAN.

The Wings are marching bravely on
III Michigan, aud 1T Gov. Mason, ".
3D. Is reelected, it will be by very
lean majority.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

Political fader The aggregate vote
for The Representative Of Ohio. IndI.
ana. Illinois, kentucky, ATksnsas. MIS-
soun. Tennessee Missisiippi, and Lou
isana. was exactly three 20 one against
the Sub Treasury bill - 20 ~.
.Naslsosiaa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-11-23

The approaching session Of Con-r.,,
will open with bright prospects ior he
opposition. They will meet iu!l Of
hope and JOY, and promise. The que.
tion with them already is-Wha, Viii
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we're IN the Sub Treasury scheme aaa
the other condemned measures of IN.
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Will most probably rei,eralc his own
opinions, and again profess TO acoui-
esce III the will OF the people.
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