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Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24

Faawed tf4mpiantY n TIE march q De-
mocracy over The proaifa@ cohorts u Federalism.
Five Of the SIX members ol congress nov cecied VI
the people are democta,- itenas Of an Independent
Treasury, and the opponents 81 a Aatoaal B'nk.
They take the pace oi as chlre ltGelal dca gauoH
ana Tile result shows handsome aggregate De-
mocratc gam sibce $50. We are aware OF tie
design Of the bank pauiza0ss through rejected re.
turns and sinister devices deprive the democratic
members elect Of their seais and TO give le ceruii-
Gates to their own pattzans, ~lom the peoPls have
not chosen. But thi5 IS procedure which even II
pushed to lis climax by tle federal STATE cohsasaers,
no congress will dare TO ranig and which the tree
electors Of tie state VIII "expdHge Hlb an
..ass that viii cover the authors ana abettCrs o
] ~ nrilficn ,.. - coniuslon
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24
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Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24

t-f. ~ Us 4 trrg III jic tfDu!a,.u{ IJiGIi.{
composed "i u' Do"'"Vs % Hl't''' Lseh't ana
Nnhoaa.
FEIow Cuirvs.--I hayc but p@t learned dat
paper, are .a ctcua,ioo. procuring lbc signatures
of citizen. !r he pufpose of pRlrurtpy yuur srl.
afor a.l Rrrr.a.alia'ts 10 vote ior Il !lnfe1 S,.t
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Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24
NO. 90.

-s.sss-s-z, z,--.sszs,z..sssss--z=z1za
tratna .rtr3'v Is Sc s'auld some ia- .ae,rr. .hsf
such Baas wl be essentially tle Gove-ureu',
and those who control q Wia cour gud co.err
tte pecpe OF the United States. 1 sircas Ga
csnmcut dse tie British Monafchy, supported by
onc train Of uobAiy-a power'u. nayy and hupd-
rct thousand h3poHefs, coraot .f,' sd he iH-
ilea-e ul money carecis aHi Sfe' Re ie-- e-.
we expect li1ta Cove am.a ~ r .rs -raf
by ils-c ai3s, cau etcecsatv ~ AsaH
dlslua Iase declared tufual hoSluy TO art svs-
tgn u .gr.saten wteh givcs, 10 So many Ner.5
rahf> lrd privileges 70 one roJtuu O, t,e lalr,.
which are denied % Others, wish tos our rcpgu-
ican system ot government sud tie Ab,tss of
iae people preserved aHd protected. and | vii
Net mr ihc sake u remaining in oier le iu-
iueej ta DO sny act wlnch believe IN be calculated
to overthrow ihcrt hfbsve ilat ihere are nagy
who ac,BuWNtge themselves ofpasai % luacl
States bsuk. vito say tiat thcy sr- willing sc
une established now SIS Wal}cr Ct Necessity itl
correct the eria 81 State Banks. 81, In my epa-
ol corrective of tEy kaj kc i4e cure sc
disease bg death lsrt What, 4, 10 slall cor u
,la un,c1 States Bans ihe evils auI abuses 81.
St1tf Banks nav ee checked tsasre eaH
o. elected Who are p3t Interested Is a4d eAaer tie
aa6encs 81 'he hIuas aUtuue II
ltrt ef uE ule08ci eWre at fhe afE'a
tae ,1 aff Wgs . csseavoaf mas,
ll.la haua sn lhal n4'chi hc H3jc
}He purpose ioa1 i1@ one 81 i4 r-ae u
sbo.sa lbe whole braces ytem and m.paa,e in
'he.r agalJ ppyHoa taaf gf ahaIi
.ishrl n each county, ANA e cnteaver So
near ,s pos. Die an cqu. aist1tH'au - t
county o' thy mancy 20 ny ieaav
1hcpsnopa gaNc q. my cpposHoa 'a
s'tntjoH, na' lt+a} aei ta #Hd n4Hau
dsnry and tbr eight ana en thousand to''sty
re-. which, I1,c been allowed To be officers have al-
ready alafed some llai ut predictions wern aat
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24
Eor.ato SD. %. l@s.


'''',' i''' /" ~ w "'"'" ever
'--'i,o ho'', 'E'' h'o""'t' l0"'i-- 'Io o''!-
e's ''o' gO'"9i"| = P'st.' IVY uo'e = oo 9Po.
+, ''i' N'i'' ',. +" ,1 1-' a'''' 7" p
G.2 " T" se"D 5.''' '".1 "'th q power
aaoalsG.c caanal over react. eA.r.. s.a..
.3snee be, aeya8. haa Fe.n. i,IelH.
presence. C8.i fer uto ibe saeera.5
lgraace II iAsiyta.t wfaih~ amp .sr na
moauemehaoas 0pioas Of nspulaf
she mo,nts.aio,i iin .he INK oaan III. .u...
81 De dfiuee. She is Hcmuaisl @ a
sI.d- oa mau thal Ula0t atd aac.h.aat 5
clp.e 3. iie '"Gca gAenbr is njaay ijaHor-
fg 70 iIumualr aj p nsfirc q, un .' saa.,
aid nhfrh haf iliGt. rs ttc sauc ye-j,ilay, tu-
( day and forever Nlh 'hc lrauli ha- long
/ boer loWcd o1 a'' CHE Wida oi wealth and ialcu'
knowledge oHdamhouiy,- ,--wbca earth and hens
ea ut A8H tate PASSED arfr, Truth Fta,t
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24

:" -'-''7-'' ~ ~ -
H1e'"n- lh2' may pr counted "u',"'s '1t
opponents can agon rl,y ia any coasIas'@o.s
-. w., sl.l ,.,.,. I.1 p,
sbrc1 r,1i.1--s-1tep--l raG.hcil-aaI u.l /
ts, 10, 4.r,,.,. .',,, ard ,,,sr-sf--a en- +
,b.,, Nm, ~ ,--. ,y.sr, a,I ,y,rl7rs..
We ror,,,,.,l,,, 49,. 4.r,..-,..1f ihe State /
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'"o ', "'''' "''''" ~, '''s N /
't'''' II Is INDICATIVE ol 'u' IatN"E o. ''e '.'
mocracy OF iAe Country "a ai' U' N'-'t ''"
strength Maine was iheblsttatc to give WY +
under lho combined Influence of the pressure,
a,1 ,,f,..,l G,...,.,4, ,r ,f taa ismerr
~ .4i-,f #-ll,. h., sb. ,.3..s.,j bsrsp.f + 4
~.
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24
ARKANsAS

This new State Of tie TAI Nesl-ag@ as' a'' '.''
efforts VI the panic party, currency ae .aligei-
pecuniary embauessments, and greatly dep ecas
cd and irFedeeuabIe paper circulation, comes n
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24
NEW HAMPSHIRE

on which puts itself distinctly tot calmly be
f,,ra the Deonlc
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24

Even in this State, where the power Of the
Opposition had become deeply seated, aad where
i'll the former year, It's vote was overwhelming,
the democratic gain is now great, and there is
no longer doubt that the Democracy Of indiana
taking example from heit brethren of the West
viii be found in favor of a Constitutional Trea
sury and against a National Banh-against the
designs Of ITS attorneys, retalners and partlsans-
against lis game Of nonresumptlon aud rredeem
able paper issues against ITS presidential candI
| date
Columbus Democrat., 1838-11-24
VERMONT

Adds its gains to the side Of the democracy
The reelection Of Gen, Fletcher by an Incroas
ed mqorty--and the large plurality Of Mr.
Smith, within a few votes Of uucccss--show
gain Of one men5er Of Congress, IN tho certain
election Of the latter on the second trial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
NO. 31.

than 1900 children at an expense OF
! 500 600
In Rhode Island are about seven hun
dred schools. 'GpPorted by lie gi.lative
appropriation OF SiO.U0O annually. 5y
taxes and private subscriptions.
The Connecticut fund Is abou. 81 600.
900. but fails OF ats desired object. Chi.
dren ia the State - ,OOO-,chools about
, fifteen hundred
In New York are moe thsn s)S,0O
schools, add over 800 600 eh,ldten taught
IN them. School fund 81 ToO. 900. dis
inbu,ed annually 800. 0Oy. but on the
coalition that each town raise by tao or
otherwise. as much rs they receive from
the fund.
Ne~ Jersey has fund Of s253. 900
and 40 annual income OF - 900
In Pennsy wanna, during the last yeat.
more than 20 Oo0 children out OF 400
900. we're destitute Of school instruction.
Delawafe has school fund Of 40, OOO.
Maryland has 4 fund Of $50. 900 and an
income for schools (, I'm the banks. which
- 5ivIded between the several counties.
Virginia has a iuAi OF ; .6}3 800. tho
income divided among the counties ac-
ooTding 10 che ~h,,c Population, and APP
pTopUa'ed 10 paying the tuition OF poor
children generally attending private
schools.
North Carolina has a funI Of $4,000
designed Tor Common schools.
South Carolina approrfa;es Sii.0
annually 20 free schools.
Georgia has i fuEd OF $500 600, and
more than 700 common schools.
Alabama aud most 81 all the Western
and South Western States are divided
INTO township. six miles square ,nd each
ioHnshIps INTO sections one mile square,
with one section. the sixteenth. sppropriat-
ed 10 education.
Mis,issipri has fund q - 900, but IL
IS not avaIiabls until It amounts to five
bundled thousand dollars
The Legislature Of louisiana grarts to
each parish or county, IA tha, State a.
6s. for each voter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

virtue 10 endeavor 10 carry forbearance-
and were | To pretend 10 have carried n
farther. the world would suspect ne Of
os'entslious hypocrisy. consider II pro.
per 10 say, that shen I was first Inforned
OF The death OF my son, being IN a state OF
mind little short OF distraction. and IN.
informed OF every circunstance relative
10 IT. except that be had been Killed by
Isaac Na1ghan-not doubling /, was the
result OF sudden, unprecedented rem
counier-thst Vaughan himself must then
be suffering deeply for The rash deed
ana feeling most acutely tor has mother
grandmother and o:brrs-I am told. and
partly remember. that | used many exiray-
sSant hpressions-and said. among other
things. that would not touch hair of
ms head-that ! was willing 10 leave him
IN the hands OF has MakeT-and would be
an org Tie hrst 10 sign a petition Tor has
pardon ii he should be condemned Bot
when on that very evening. | received a
particular account Of the Transaction. With
all The attendant ciTcumS,ancrs disclosed
oy The evideuce-and Naughan's unre-
leniing and cxulting conduct during the
eNaminaiIon-all the kindHer feelings of
my nature Welded 10 a sense Of inGIyi-
dual and public jus,ice-and this is the no.
sl,lon expect 10 occupy 10 the end. -
WIN my consent. my name shall not be
used 10 prejudice the public mind agains,
the prIsoneT-Bor shall II be used 70 shield
him from just punishment. Nv desire u.
that he shall be fairly tired before a firm
and upngh. Judge-an honest and Inielh-
gent Jury-'hen. whether he be condemn
ed or acquitted, | shall aoquiesoe.
TARLTON W. PLEAS ANTS
August 9th, lsJ-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

1 n small hre Vas made 10 defend IA,
against the gnats and mosquitoes. Ate,
eating little jerk, Chickaboula told his
captive 10 sleep; that he would watch
le" ihey should be ov-risken by uursuer,.
Larry m the morning he directed his
course towards the head Of the great San.
"v and kentucky rivers. Until he cross
ed Guyandot,e, Chickahoula was con.
stantly on the look out rs If he deemed
h'tnseii exposed to the most immedis,.
danger. After having travelled seven
days, the warrior and the captive reached
fo~eifs Valley, IN Tennessee. By this
lime they were on, Of provisions and the
Indian thinking IL safer. while passing
through settled district, To- steal food
than 10 depend upon has gun. determined
TO avail himself of the first opportunity
OF supplying his warts in this manner
IL was but little while until one present
eG itself Following the meandcrings O:
a small rvulet. he came suddenly upon a
spring house or dairy. This was several
rods iron, the dwelling house of the own.
er. and SO situated that II could be an
preached unseen from thence. Well sat
ished that 1t contained rich store of
mix. and thinking II probable that other
provision was Likewise deposited there
the warrior stationed his captive in posi-.
ton to watch. while he went in 20 rife
the spring house. Mrs. Tackett readily
and willingly undertook The duty Of acting
as sentinel; but no sooner vas the Indian
fairly within the spring house, shan she
stole up the slope, and then bounded To.
wards the dwelling. This reached. she
instantly gave the alarm. but the Indian
escaped
Mrs. Taokeu tarried sometime with
her new acquaintances, and spcn, several
months IN the different settlements of that
section OF the West. An opportunity then
Offering. she returned 10 Greenbriar-
Her feelings on rejoining her friends and
listening to the accounts of the massacre
al the station, and those Of her relatives
on again beholding one whom they con.
sidered, II not dead, in hopeless captivity.
may be imagined: pen cannot describe
mem. J. w. c.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
china, Glass. and Earthcn-
WaVr

'uo'er'eer, would respectfully inform,
ehsni' reading near the Ire OF the
and Ohio Canal, that The, have
eoh'tsniiy on hand large stock Of
oh'nd, Gfrs', and EDfseArsre.
To those unsefaaiLied With their long ,,,,b-
Ishea house they would beg le.vs 10 .s,. that
'he" uood' arc purchased at the nanufseto torres
IN t-nsisnd ans Cer@sny by faithful sssni. At
essa pr'ee'-sre imported direct 10 th,, plae.
10y every vessel. aud are packed earefuii, NJ
Pree, Which ~'il compare sith an, e,tabif,h
meat IN The same line any where within the
'"'oaI Merchant. having su,in... IN the D,.-
t'et are invited u call and examiu. ,toel
ware and prices
HIGH SMITH < co
Alexandria. Asx ~ Isis a,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06


i.I l.r. tr| lr....I.t. .t..
.fr ..... .
flf.1--f.1n' Hl. rf-..f
About oue ilud al the ropulsuYn Df
the country ,fe teteesu ihe eyes 81 aud
lG ADD g. ADD - eoufse are the rt8g.f
subjects f1r school educsiion
10 the i'nHed STATES more ihan il,.f
m.ll',ns q ,hdiI,n ought 90 b. uusel .ir
iH0uentc It schools
81 Name thc ltw require thst fhe in.
hantauis ~ svcrs t1Nn pss aag8aiIy g.
ihe support It schools s8fn ,qlsi - least
20 ete.y prfsnu beng in o. Ibs' sr.uuts
o. about $ leo OllO Then expenditure
are more uan : 90 500
10 New liaa -ilro q seI afsie fsr "a
S,W 900 b. raised 60 schools beaaea a.
annual apli IuaAsn l5sm IA ca babk
stock u slO0'D
IN Nera 20. more ihan so 600 are
f.sed iYr schools ffan . tbisd pef cent
tlN on ihe gfsui iist sud a. m,uth more
from dnifrCt taxes, besides ga meome a
nearly $1,000 from banzs
Ia Aassachuseiis here are neafly RGe
schools supported by pubic isxei and
pusaie subsCupd9ns
10 Boston, re schools c1n'sin rs-o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06

GRtSSHOrPERs.-A 10 the Del.
svare STATE Journal The country about
Wilmington - oseHun with grassioJye,G
The editor aye
Never 81 our recollection. were they
20 - seen IN sch myuad.. and lor The
hrsi time We hear our farmers cxclsiming
against their dts'ruohSenev The grass
which ordinarily constitutes their food. d,
bufni ~ By the drought. and the yora.
oious meet, Deprived Of rs Wonie . susie
nance. has fallen upon the standing corn
and y making great havoc With the
blades and even with the ears. a great
deal Of fodder has been eaten W and
much corn. ve have no doubt. will be
seriously injured By this usually harmless
insect
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
FOR TuE tGNE fsE-s
S-TRE!a IMPORTANCE

The sghFmed e>fay ca Tho advantages OF
He"'i-1Pef' ~ JsH''!.s', oupiej from the EmpO-
I.aia We hoie UIIi - a COW .IlclIse aTcumcnt
9Th tia 81 Who b. not al pEy.ch, enc, ihos.. AL
'aHtacr> and induce 'hcn % suhscr,l-, for some
nevrPapcr ,raa Z dizzy ohOe.c5 plth0ut further
DELAY.
Ii has been remarked IN regard 10 news
papers, that % great - their influence.
anu - visible their effects ia n family.
that visitor need only converse with the
children upon any general subject, TO as
CERTAIN whether the daily or weekly sheet
hndS admIttance there or not: 90 striking
Will be the difference on the score o. IN
telligence between those who have. and
those no have not access TO this simple
and economical vehicle OF useful know
ledge. There Is no question about the
truth oi thIs remark as /; relates 10 chill
dTen; taxing II for granted that ihes are
taught and encouraged o. read the papers
nnti! TIE habit u formed. which there Is
Iitlc danger oi their ever after abandon
ing and the influence Of ne wspapers upon
men, y certainly not less salutary. De-
puve a child OF ihe sight Of newspaper
and let hIm grow np t. manhood without
the means II alone afford, OF bccoming
generally acquainted with the PASSING
udings Of the times, and he will enter on
the stage OF iIie possessed q All those po-
iIiIeal nights which. az 81 american. he
inherfis bat without ihe qualifications nc.
cessary 70 enable lin Jud.o,5usiy 10 exer-
cIse tLem
lie may have read much. and much
that - ws.l ~ttticn. and vet he viii b.
found grossly ud,culousiy ignorant on a
ihou'an Of The simplest Subjects
W Z recOilrtt circumstance which ~
IN good degree illustrative Of this. We
Neie once IA pubic company ia neigh
Uo'Ing town. Nhen aoonseTsation respect
~: the OUTFIT and salsncs Of .NiHiSftrs "a,
Foreign Courts came on the carpet and
gentleman calculated that a certain d.
p.omt'ic person ig- - ouij receive some.
thing iIke ) 81 nbo fpf making a tour Of
couple years - the continent Ian
said an awkward looking young man Who
at 81 one corner Of the room. until now
silent that power oi cash Tor a MINIS
ter Cor parsof. can preach with any Of
thew and BE- j 20 20 the worlds end for
quarter u ihe money clo,e with
one reinl,s Oae hing h9uiJ Ike % a.,
~ every family ~ jeisr.on county The
Fee Pres and o good Religious newspa.
per Yours. respectfully
\ CORRISPONDENT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
\ toRRESroxDENr.

M srtrts PEuTtrs --Gcncrai Duff
6f,cu h'e 20 ilc aitcI states Telegraph
hls Pgh',sh'i siatement 81 ;he amour,
iuc o. Dam i'orp de!iuquen, subsrnbef.
% the states al Iefniones q ihe mon
The tum tHli o. fHy five ,hoasand 49,
h1atsed toNlrf 70 ubish lao fhousanA
snd ,'siit seven dollars are due from.
Tee state e S~p Y9fk This - an
"narH'ps am.apt 81 8rrearsre bot the
fact o. ftt ouiy is 'e -srsr'~d from the
manner 10 -aIea ihe 'Ysirsst II printing
newsflper O.. ,t.ust "a iu ihfs country.
The system ~ Unlimited credit in 81 Ji
fee'sons % ssastusrr. LEAVING Be IN real,-
O. almost enhfeiv - Shear integrity and
senfe ~ Jp'''ce Nhethsr .Dyit,as % pad.
o. sure g. b" attended 18th heavy AMI
unavoidable Toes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-09-06
CUT AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

vi AND TiiRUSr-DENEIOPM
Mr' X NJ. Whitney has replied 10 ,h- a,,ae
made upon lam by the G!utc. W. make, -.
tracts, Nat The people may scc how ;h...-s az
managed 10y The Kitchen Cabinet
The editor OF the Globe 10 talk sbou,
deiraudIng the Post Office Department.
oy sending prospeciuSes with a scwspa-
per! VIII the editor please saw how
many hundred thousand prospec,uses Of
fNtTa and Congressional Globes he ha,
sent oil IN papers, Presidential messages.
franks oi members, and directed 10 POST.
masters all over the country. from the
Blue Book Deiraud the Post Office :
Indeed! never obtained either single or
by CURES, the franks OF distinguished IN
diNIdusls. for my family 10 carry on their
iamiliar correspondence under. Can the
editor Of the Globe say the same:
When the Editor OF the Globe wrote
mat they MIR. Wise and hls fTiends
Judged rightly, At seems, ia suppo,ing
that Mr. Whitney, as agent OF the banks
vas wiling TO bring their money and IN .
huence TO bear on politics. he knew he
was pennIng tina, which was basely false.
MIR. BLAIR well knows The effort. that were
made by him and others in the last half
OF the year le:31. 10 &c; bank IN Ken.
lucky selected depository Of the public
money Stale ia which there 1asuo re-
venue collected. and but li:tle disbur,eJ
and consequently. no depositary was re-
CURED. The object Of the bank, IN s,riv.
ing TO BE- selected, was. that iis notes
might be made Land Office money and
us Circulation thereby become augmented
The efforts made 10 get this bank selected
were uniiring and almost unccasinc. and
by no one more perseveringly and reri,-
nacIou'ly than hy Mr. Blair. and What
did he ayo" hiS object TO be Partly 10
serve relative who was interested m
the bank. 'nd partly political lie de.
oiafed more than once, that the selection
OF that bank would bc the means of scour.
ing the vote Of Kentucky IA The Ple,iIcn.
tat election 10 my knowledge. both
Gen. Jackson an6 the Seoretar, u che
Treasury were Impor;uned by Mr.. BLAIR
until they were tired. The bank u as moi
selected This Is he man who noa la,
the 'audacI,y 20 charge ne with ha,,nr
been Wiling TO bring the money aud 40
uuence OF The banks 70 bear on poluo.
who is he u the Globe tia. afro,,,e.
TO himself TO form fourth branch u Tie
Government
Tins proud patrician have been
told. cane here 4 bcysar The friends
Of the administration contributed 90 pur.
chase his press, types. &c. a. start ban
lie has been plmIeFcd wi'h ihc pubic
money and bAticned uypn Il ever .inrc
Prom hundred and twenty 90 hundred
and lihy thousand dollar, ia. BE- received
from The Executive Department, alone
and from tonefrs'. probably quite %
much more what has De ever done 10
gave ham . clam g. 40 thi, palronsg. and
have he'toWcd 90 h,m monopoly, No
thing Selh.h and softii grasping and
aNafcious hn patriotism cx'enIs u5 far
Tier than hil pockets BE- will bs ffe "a
y'oa'c TO morrow 81 Any man Grtlcut,t
Presidency De d. whom b. ma, sr Of
whatever party that will insure m,n a
continuance Of hs monopoly The rstfil
puniiOg
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.N'O TECE.

HNiiR sah'criber feei' grateful 10 The seurr-
u ous public foT pa.G fsrors Je.towed upon
LIZA. ~ he - preparing 90 e. 20 she Esstrfn
Markets on tie 10th of Septsu.t<r. 20 make ~.
fsi purchases e very sapsi ior and ,le.ant
supply % ses-onabie Good. those inashtsd 10
hHa ~hl be eNPecie& . make payneut GA -
before that uue
Those indebted by note ssI b.,sI are r,ag..,.
- 60 come for-srd ssd psy .ou.eihir- on tteo,
u rot. ihsy uii be left ss collateral .srYr,,y
RICHARD - DORIAN
HsfpeFs-Fsrry. Aug -. 1873. TT,
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NV CASDmATEs.-The Columbus
Ieof[ia' Enquirer dominates RoBUkr
}. HAYNE Il South Carolina. for the
Presidency, and John Tyler Of our State
Tor the Wee Presidency Of the T.. States
at the neat election. The Enquirer es-
cheWs both Clay aud Van Buren,. So far
a. ialeais. iaiegriiy. and patriotism are
concerned. this ticket - uncXceptionable
but there Is no probability ofiis being sc
iiously conndered al this time.
fEiehmo,d Cosnr.isr
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CEo D PRENTICE



Having been informed on good susho.
niN that report o. rreuliifug 10 Rich.
m"nd, aud g. some extent in The counir,
that am opposed Ga the further prosecu.
ton oi Isaac vaughan for he killing NJ
NV s'n. The late Ntlicf Henry Pie,
SAINTS :hat have written Co two Of m,
inends ~ Richmond rcquesiin, then. ,n
Use their bc.tctisrts o. have han arqu,tied
and that ! have tWtce ,Ilted him m i,il
Tor the purpose oi assuring han ol nv De.
ure not o. have ban punished 10 order
10 couniertct any ppssible effect upon The
public mind ilai misht result ffofn nv
silence cflf7Tn fts attaching credit T. ne
shove report put into circulation fof a..
W3us reasons hereby pronounce The
aiofefsid rumour uni1unded m evefv
particular Gould 50 lar overcome ibr
feelings @. faihef o. 60 visit ~ s8h b
destroyer 30 confinement set. neither D.
a citizeu or chustisn could deem o., seIf
Jushhsble 10 becoming an active sgent IN
shielding a sroiatof II the las from pun
mhment. have sought % root from ny
heart 81 vindictiye feelings-but beyond
ihr haze at iboogbi y a iu'y 20 q