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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
Fur THE R.TQC1RER
IANES M'DOWEII of Ruckkridne

n l. is earnestly to be hoped, that this gentleman will
I rot at this important inncure be dismissed from the
ounci,s Of the State The great cause Of Internal In
,ovemeat would sustain in his dismissal, an irreparable
tss There is in the State, who can bring 10
aid Of this great OF ability, OF eoquence
I'D learning. Ills appeals at the present session. have
teen Of The most thrilling character. He is unqueston-
soy smong tie first orators of the age not the very
FIRST, aat not less learned than eloquent His mind is
The most expanded order-aHd his views, those OF the
salesman There is doubt, that one great error with
IT, people Of Virginia has been, that in eecting their
nblc men, they have always made Federal politics, in
Of questions Of Stale policy the tests Of qualca
.tn. Il is fatal error-one which has caused US so
much to neglect State concerns, and put US so
hr behind more enterprisng sisters. If we would
NIKE Internal Improvement the test for election TO Of
should have the Stale improved by rail- Dads
and canals Let this test be made in all elections to pub
he Office, and revolution will soon be effected IN public
opinion this important question Of State policy AT
he next session of the Legislature this subject will be
tie mos, prominent and interesting. Then the policy of
Tie State viii be settled perhaps forever. And there is
that could ne; be better spared than the talent
I'd Delegate vom Rockbrdge. respectfully suggest to
tue intelligent people Of that county, if they will not
promote the good which, much more han all Others
concerns the Commonwealth, by again returning Mr.
Mcdowell TO tie House of Delegates. They will do
The State an injury, by keeping him in retirement.
While | am on this subject, permit me to recur
10 another EVIL that of dsrnssiug from the pub.
lie service, for purely political reasons, gentlemen
Eho have By experience made themselves most use
a Legislators. BY pursuing this fatal policy, the peo
pie o: Virginia will probably lose of the most
valuable citizens ito;n her service cannot foIbear
hntoning case that Of Alexander Rives, Esq, the
able and worthy Delegate from Abemare. He has been
At lhP head Of Of the most important committees Of
The House, that Of finance, and is decidedly Of the
most business men in the Legislature. Wherefore for
party purposes drive him and such like men from the
service Of the State, 1t is highly unwise and impolc
And until We do change our course and act more with
reference measures of Stale policy nd
vance in wealth, prosperity, character. In concu
son let urge all those who have taken stand for
he Internal Improvement Of the State to return 10 the
legislature, if their constituents will permit. call upon
M.ssrs. Stsart,' Kinney, Peyton Tunsta Shanks, Ca
bell. Sherrard, Harrison Goodson, Davis, Mayberry
GIeaves Raymond, Bottle Servant, all all the friends
Improvement to come back TO the Legislature to fight
this glorious cause and do something for the State.
OLD DOMINION.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03
Tn H., Ct;-,us of R;cLuo,5

A s!anderous report having been circulated in your
city on Friday evening last land communicated to me
here This day. that the Theatre was closed by my orders,
and consequently the prevention Of the appearance
Upon that nshD of ar Cooper and lis smiabe Daugh
eii herewith pronounce As report to De malicious
ahoOd and that the three several postponements last
week. urcoanected vita me, directly or indirectly.
10 prove this Should X be dobled do not bechme
lie Lessee Of the property until the new yHarshaA Tie.
ate shah b. ready for the reception Of Corps Drama.
uqne shall undertake the superintendent Of re-
building, &c, until the LIST Of June-my engagements
.he North preventing earlier atention.-To disa.
onse sAe public ear Of the above vile report, must be
s apI."sy Tor this intrusion upon your PATIENCE do
no' ASK VINO he slsnderer mayhe citizens of Rich
'hoho Will form their own conclusion.
"Ms. the highest respect,
Your most obedient,
CEnRGE homes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

r. ABORERS WANTED.-The james River and
y Kanawha Company are in immediate want OF Sc.
vera hundred good labners 10 work on the old cana!
within three miles OF the city Of Rchnnnd-For such,
one dollar per day will be paid, they finding their own
board. Gentlemen wishing 10 send negroes from the
country are assured that the very best shall be Ia
ken of Them The work is dry and believe perfectly
safe The board of The negroes shall only cost one dol:
lar per week aud their wages paid on Tie Saturday at.
ter The lsl Monday in each month
RICHARD RElNS,
Agent IF The James Rtrer !. Kananha TO.
Anril lost
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MOTlCE i have thorough bred Stallion, that has
~ run and a number oil races, from one to three
mile heats, This performances and pedigree have IN
my possesson) that will sell upon liberal terms, or
would farm him out, for or two seasons. nave
likewise years old Filly, by imported BAREFOOT, her
dam by the noted twenty mile race horse OLD SIR AIRED
that will sell bargain in. She is in foal BY the i'm
ported horse Margraus They are both at the Bell Ia
ven Stable in this place, and can be seen al any ,ime
during this week VIM. /" "ni Z.
ALL 2 j0S-lt
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BIZ tie Governor If The Commonwealth IF Puginia,
A PROCLAMATION.


StATISFA Glory information having been received
y BY me- that certain ALEXANDER HHlrTos, late Oh
the county of Louisa has Illegally and feonously pos
sessed hmspIfof negro man, slave, he property OF Gar
land T. Waddy Of said county, aud sold him 10 trader,
in the City of Richmond by the name of Jackson, and
subsequently, fed from justice:
Now therefore, !, DAyID CAmpBEtL, Governor of the
Commonwealth aforesaid, have thought proper TO issue
this proclamation hereby Offering reward OF One hnn,
dred and fifty Doars to any person or PERSONS who VIII
arrest the said fugitive and deliver him to the aor OF
Louisa county.-And do moreover require oil ofhcen,
both civil and military and request the good people OF
this Common wealth. their best exerttons 10 p
prehend and secure the said fugitive, that he may DO
dealt with according 10 law
Given under my hand, Governor, and under the
lesser seal of the Commonwealth, at
I,sN Richmond, this I'd day OF April, 1888.
DAVID CAMPBELL.
Description =" The said wa.TTOs is atOu, % or %
wears Of age about five feet nine or ten inches high
aorid couple xion and sandy, friz!ed hair, with high
cheek bones, and haze.eyes'-by trade, Carpenter
.,,;I2 l0S-w4w
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. COMMUNICATED
Al meeting of the citizens of Hanover COUNTY Al
Ihe Court house, Tuesday, the 9th dav of March
1855 convened according 10 notice in The public papers
take n;o consideration the proprety of removing the
sea, OF Justice Of said county-Capt Jesse VIM was
Secretary.
on motion of Hector Davis the following resolutions
"s n offered and adopted
.t,o5sd, That the Sheriff of this county be request
the poll 10 be opened at the next election fo
this cr OF ascer,anng the of the people Of
house :" upon the questions Of removing the Court
county. more central point, and division of the
meeting he KtGsoetd That the proceedings of this
WhigSand PN'sAed in the Richmond Enquirer and
iourn. 'sd That this meeting do now ad-
CHARLES Tpo,, JESSE VIM, Chairman
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Petersburg. April u, 1878

o.,, s,- l., 10 u, rhE EDiToR OF TIE ENQUIRER.
Dear S-in mercy 10 myself and thousands of Others
could wish the "on killers and b,bv killers I'M the
good old county Of Buckingham would el the story of
their exploits TO the good people of the county from The
"stump," and from the 'blocks"-"S, ,nurS cr D,ck.
ingham" Your friend, COVnrSsER
Richmond 3ist March, 1888.
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NIOTICE.-The undersigned will not be responsible
V for any loading pm, on board their boats, unless d.
rsc,ed bv tLem. ROBT. c. NICHOLAS & co.
Virginia Mills
HOOKER & NICHOLAS,
March q llOo-H2WI Hoe"e'S LH8ai"g
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

AprlI' tlCe-''I CHARLES ELLIS.
aUFfEE, SUGAR. M0LASSES, &c-WoaTH.X MeGsrrEs
- &, Co., receiving, und offer for sale
100 bags prime green Laguira cchco 'r
90 do prime green Rio do
GO do ST. Domingo do
5 hhd best 81. Cfoix sugar
IS do Porto Rico 10
80 80 boxes and 20 barrels 'ow.pfieS1 !0af'Usar
50 hhi. Porto Rico Trinidad and Maan1as nOa"e.-pat
prime for retailing.
IS do ginger
10 do uIspice
10 cdsks pure Malaga wine
Madeira, Sicily Madeira and old Port DO
old whiekey andappIo brandy
Best old Cocniac DO
81 boxes ,ea-whoIe, half, IL and ID chests
4 do best black tea
300 kegs NALL assori,d
1000 kegs "Du PvI,s sporting rar and blasting
800 bag. sbo,
100 bosas glass, by 10, and 10 bria
loo Do,es Woolrus's candles
so so DO : sps" DO
Starch indgo alum, and sweet ell
EPSON aud lilau5er saIts, &c
On hard aud always keep general assortment Of ana
sweles embracing assortment, Of and e." be ''
IIseTed s,e" CT Kns.n and swele. iron
English hie'ed steel
Ayes, ST nmons' {. Collins make
Crowbars-Band, hoop md boz iron, &s Ga,
ApH3 ts-2a~2W
IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1Ic. holden in Clerks Of
Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for tue
county enrico city Of Richmond, April 2d, lso:
Phip ~ a administrator of Jseph MchauH deccasc9 "h"
was administration Of Jr.,h his late w and Jacob os'y r.,
Paiatifs,
against =,
Benamin Mosby surviving OF Iebrry Mo-by de-
ceased aud in his right and other, ocnn"aht''
The cirearias ssncd in i: against lheoeN
H. Mo,hy, Richard Mosy Eenomn + Ao,, and others heir, az
law Of tho defendant Wade Mo-y deceased being returned hot
appearing by satisfactory evidence that ihe shid
Lcberry II. MUsy Richard Aoby and l'entmn "'y hI'
this Commonw ea The uo~u OF Tue pam"
ordered ,hss they do appear here on inc 's1
day of no May Term tVslcw il anih'ns for
hay. the sud shor mol IN fittings oe ~ ~"
condnn the flmc oi the hscease ~
WaLs MoSy, and H. Proceeded fst decree against
them the character apresRrand further TO do ana ecee
what sail Court snail ia this part consider
4 Cupy-Tes,s CHANLEs Will, D.
Apr;l3 lco--wiw
IN CHA held the Clerks Office
Of the Coany Court OF LouL the Courthouse on the '
day of March, 1888 >, n.n
John Collins Of Elizabeth CoSby, decd, PINE
against
Wesley G'icy Jhuery Tcy, alag nliu rary, and Roe.T
(ooch with the ned, OF George ny 10
ceased.
The defendant, Wesley Talley having entstcd his appear
nre given Sceety, according LAYS and Tie 'nes oil THIS
evidence Tia. he IS not III W
Of vhc plIntiH ny hrs counsel "
ORDERED Ta, Wesley ay DO appear before the u'cos
Of our Louisa, the Courthouse an the b Guy
OF June aud The bill Of thu plaintiff onl mar
in newspaper pubs"
in Richmond Cor moEIhs SUCCESSFULLY aud posiedHs
the ihe Court honsc s this Conny some Court dny
4 Copy-Tcs,e,
joins HUNTER, Che
lDS-uSW@
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EARTHENWARE, CHINA AND GLASS
SMYTH BUTLER, importers, doors above the Bell s,er9
- have in stoe full md general OF goods 'he
line which they are offering cash. or on
inc "suaI =, mas ~ f' l04-6tif
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hpril 3
Plaintiffs

Sai. Of Land IN the Sdrage GraEt
IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Superior Court Of La"
and Chancey Tor Augusta countg adouEaed em FEBRUARY "'
iOt w;,iI Tru Coleman md ,hor. Plaintiffs:
m he moo" Of The owners of tn. receiving Lots Col
e,or he directed TO collect the clusruon money
which decree Of Jny ls2J was to remain un
the further tie Ccst, ani enforce payment, If neees
sary OF the Lots AL parts a Lots charged herewith
we'll OF those Lois and Of Lots winch have been d
by collector under SAID decree to raise the OF mo
n.oaey thereby ordered To collected The parts
OF Lots acar, and which sold uuda sad decree
Court deciding whether the Lots and parts OF Lots
sold undar said decree TO The wods Of the equalization
proposition remaining third of the equalization money
and decree that the said collector do proceed collect
rr n lots: and thar ia cnse, OF detau.
OF PAYMENT said collector TO- after the IlhGay OF March next
sell Lots und parts Of LOIS or much reoi rs she 10
sufficient satisfy o. sac the remaining one-ttd
of equalization ony and the OF sutyey aud pn
with which they respectively chaFsenbe which safe
ner and upon ,c terms prescribed said Of July
1920 tho decret order TINT subject OF Deecm
Der, $780, except that payment the expenses q" sac 'nn
be- And the SAID Collector is directed to report
h proceedings this Cou and acr the bonds Tor the purchase
money shall fall due 10 collect the same and pay The money no
Court subee, utarc order Ard The coar VIII here
after necessary decide whether the Lots az" parts o. L" sold
portions oneth OF equal zs,on easy and oil
charged upon Ls aud pa't Lots of the expenses
survey pOn shall &c collected and payment thereof en-
forced whether claimants of under SAID decree
OF July s2o whether p or yet T." be paid arc sa'e6 !" ",s
or yc, to be soL chnrgeabc with such interest.
". c. KINNEY, c..
that Of the above decroehs
sell the following Lots and parts Of Lots or 80 Tuh
thereto annexed, at public
auction Cac Court house. Friday tho 2j day
upon credit OF and eighteen months Except
the which will bs required cash. the purchaser
piyn bond AM security for the purchase mcney
Charles Smiths Lot, SC't w
/ Hous,on,, 129 80
Chris Bum "a r,hner's, b19 80
J. Mua, sl2 10
] End M OF Int, 1871 aS
+. Conway, eb4 10
II. Puu's part Of bot III S
w. Lowry, - /" :" 31. wv
I D;sbon;, &C n 3f5 rs
Anguish MeDOnaM, par, Of Lot' 81, S3 10 Is
J. Jon!cn, Lot, ~ ~ ~ ~
NJ PraI l27 e3
Ciy.,s 81 e.
JOHN LAIDLEy, Collector.
hpriI3 l05--wl2w
a BSCONDED from the subscriber, two
"A months since, SAMUEL WBoRLEY, an indened ap.
prentice Il DO hereby forewarn all persons not to EN-.
poy or haEbnr the said Whorley, and offer reward OF
one cent for his apprehension and delivery 10 me
PEYTON SMITH
Buckingham, April Sd l0s-Ir
Suesst Potut0s Sfrd
NHTE have just received 300 bushels Of the real
w Narse,uond Sweet Poatoe Seed. in fine order
Also few bushels red do which offer at fair prices
for cash WYATT s. WHITE.
Anril3 l0S-tf
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vW1ESTHAM.-PErros, DEAsE & EDWARDS viii
w have agent residen, al Weslhaa duIing tho
suspension Of the navigation to Rchmoad prepared 10
receive shelter and forward promptly all produce ana
other articles theE consignment up and down The IVef
usual Their friends will please address item as here
tofore. -, c.c
March 90 ioS-oht
EpACON AND LARD CITY CURED, which may be delivered
~ nv store smoke house IN haAmsS
casks of Madeira DID, direct from The Island
neither have been Disturbed since us aIV ~
and Other aud Antigua rum ana oher Ola IT,
ouor Port choice quality and various otne
VI ""es' WIN $40 Wi. WALLACE.
March 81 "N
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addition supply Of imported dry goods hardware un
cutlery am nnw receiving domecs 81 every KIND pufrhnser
NJ auction Tor cash. New lus which Offered for ssIe, hY
ana RETAIL 10 The merchants and lnimcs OF tho country
-! supply consists Vi cloths, caSsneFcs Snr
sasncfc E"sSh and American Prints ginShams canbcs,
ush lawns h ncns diapers. table cloths. dnsS. quit
s rape cah't bomazincs emaets black ard brown shirt
nss Herman ckcnhurs uud COTTON Irvine
and thread, nlnkcens. &C. o.
Ny assortment nt hardware cutlery GOOD among
Hwi Dc ound English ard American grass Dac sho
veb and spadea mill, pit nnd saws azo excel
lent quality, tin plate, wire, sheet irou &C.
Apn3 fiGS-.r CHARLES Fills
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e We are requested to state, that the Address OF
Hugh Goodwin, jr to his constituents of Louisa
Sll appear on Thursday. puBLius and "a Demo
cato Vote, of the King and Queen SenatoriaD Dis.
r:l" in the course Of the week
L Strict COnstruetionist is in type, and will appear on
Tbu.sisv
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a BSCONDED from the subscriber, two
IA months since, SAMUEL WHoRLtY, an indenled ap.
prrnce-I DO hereby forewarn all persons not to EN-.
ploy habnr the said Whorley and offer reward OF
one cent for his apprehension aud delivery TO me
PEYTON SMITH.
p,oL;,rL,,, mil I'd lOS-It-
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Fr,sh Sg,;nq DRY GOODS,

r. J. JAMES CO., fGto5e Square, have received an
opened and offer fer selected and
mGStdf.'e stocks Of Dry Coos. they miny
portion Ct "aIch o.
The aHa "-;ety U fsncy
raj, nnd compartments Of the leading s,yes Of Foreign
GO0ds in this county well as large supply ol domestic
Goods, OF almost every description.
For Cash, acccpiancas to such customers will
promptly Afford will offer nducemcnt. They
will receive throughout, tho such supplies
may be nccd.d.
They inform the public that Mr. HEHkT Jsnf became
interested their here AMI in that OF Edwin Janes Co.
oI Petersburg, On the lst February last. =.
Apnl3 lC2-=2awiw
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Notice hereby given pursuance Of bc above decree the
sucris following Lots and parts of Lots or 80 much
will raise The several thereto annexed at public
Cabc house, Friday tho I'D DAY
upon credit OF and eighteen months Except
the SALE which will s required IN c"s the purchaser
giving bond and security for the purchase mcmey: ~ =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-04-03

WAsurxGroS, prl again the painful task is ours
10 announce the Gecease Of Member of Congress in
this city. The Honorable Isaac McKIM, one Of the
Representatives of the State Of Maryland, died at his
lodgings yesterday, after illness of only few days
Mr.. McKIM n wealthy and spirited merchant OF
the city of Baltimore Of exemplary private character,
benevolent disposition, and utbane manners. de was
first elected Congress about fifteen years ago. and has
been Member Of the House Of Representatives during
The sreater part Of the intervening lime -.N4! Int
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-17

1FThe campaign is now fairly opened our can
ddates before the peopie-several of them have
before been before the public for the offices for
which they are now offered Their names and
principles are known-they true men-sound
Wings, who will stand by the people in their efforts
flee themselves from corrupt oligarchy OF Office
holders, and to bring back the country to quiet and
prosperity. Have the Wings, in the northern part
of this State commenced the business of thorough
and perfect organization? 1t should not be delayed
nor left to the exerlions OF few Every man
do something; diffuse correct information among
the deluded and deceived; depend upon it, preju,
dices will yield to the light of truth. Already
hear the most favorable accounts from various parts
of this county, as we'll as from Essex. There is no
mistake about it, extensive and perpetual changes
are going on that will tell on the first Tuesday of
September Vermont will feel and exhibit the i'm
pulse which the astonishing changes in the public
sentiment have impaired. Let The Wings of Yer
mont remember that their brethren of N III. brot
out ov er 25 900 votes in March as3, 900 more than
our own true and honest Stale gave the Wing ticket
last fall. They made exertions in that Demngogue
ridden State which we have been strangers to-.
Corresponding exerons here will bring out plump
1000 Wing vote in Caledonia County and $4,000
in the State. Shall we try ii?
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-17

n5-It would seem by the Van Buren, papers that
theparty do not think it worth while to attempt TO
drum up State Convention this year, to nominate
State Ticket. Certain members of the Legsla-
ture and other Office holders, hear, held eau.
at Montpelier last fall, and nominated the ev-
erlasting candidate, William C. Bradley, for Gov;
John S. Petibone, for Lieu. Gov aud G.. r. Cleaves
for Treasurer, and yet the proceedings Of this
self-constituted body have not even been published,
so that people could see who composed it. If we
do mistake the spirit of the members of the rank
Il file of that party, this impudent attempt by set
of Office holders, to impose ticket upon them in a
secret conclave will meet with the rebuke it de-
serves. They are not all reduced to such alb
iect slavery as to be willing to vote per order, with
out being consulted in the nomination of a ticket.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-17

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN JAMAICA, by an act
NJ the House of Assembly of Jamaica, and agreea-
blv 10 the recommendation Of the Governor, slave
Nv ia 10 be totally abolished after the LIST day of Au
gnst next In Barbados and several other Of the
British West India Islands, where the Apprentice
shin system was established by an act ofPariament
instead of entire extinction of Slavery, was the
case in Antigua, bills have been passed of the
same character by the local Legslatures;-so that,
instead of retaining the blacks slaves till 1910, as
the Apprenticeship act would allow, there is vol
untary unconditional emancipation of them. In
those Islands where immediate emancipation took
place, its happy results have astonished all, and
none so much as the planters; and the experiment,
as it has thus far proved successful, will have
most powerful effect all the world where slave
nv exists Our own countryside owners of slaves
themselves --must see that their apprehensions of
danger from abolition. by this and similar expert
ments, are groundless. Antigua, since abolition,
was effected there, has assumed new appearance;
il has improved in morals, in general education,
and greatly increased It's annual income. No
riots or instructions have occurred, nor have the
throats of the once legalized tyrants been cut
Compensated toll, by actual experiment, is shown
to be more profitable to the planter than compulsory
serv,tude besides the peaceful consciousness on his
part of having, in granting to the negro the boon
of freedom, but yielded him justice land respected
his rights.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1838-07-17

T37It is not little amusing to witness the course
pursued by the Locoiocos in reference TO MIR Bond s
speech. They writhe under his exposures like a
harpooned whale, which shows the wound to be
deep. alt can't be true" quoth they, because it
took eight days to deliver it''-when the truth is,
Mr. Bond spoke one hour each day for something
like eight days, which, in the whole amounted TO
one day. And a great days work it was too, 10
expose the corruption that has been gathering dur
ing nine years--a task from which Augeus would
have shrunk. As mere matter of economy, Bond
will save the country thousands and perhaps mill
ions &c dollars in the end. His exposures of the
stupendous frauds upon the people by the Office
holders, will them Just of their in
juries and result in the disgrace and overthrow of
these public punderers which they so richly merit
Say what they may, Bonds speech is unanswera-
Bile, & no member of the House dared to atlemptit
1t is made up of official documents from the De-
partments at Washington, and of a character that
cannot be disproved They may call them "feder-
al lies"( the way Bond is stanch democracy till
dooms-day, they remain yet solemn truths-truths
that shock the honest men of the country, who
have been told by the Van Buren, pupers that the
affairs of Government conducted honestly at
Washington by the OfficeH Holders. This speech
is opening the eyes of thousands, and showing them
their delusion-that they have been deceived and
dishonesty led into the support of the Van Buren,
party, and they induced to embrace the conser
vative doctrine'of the Democratic Wing party.
p. S. Duncan of Ohio, at the close of the
sion commenced reply to Bond-the House would
not hear him, and gave HIM leave to publish it.