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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

uRSRY Clay

There is no mail which reaches Us
that does not bring intelligence of the
great and growing popularity Of Mr.
Clay, aud Of the spontaneous rising Of
the people in his favour. Public opin-
ION now moi plainly and Inequno-
oa.iy poiats TO him as the Opposition
candidate Tor the high ard responsible
office Of President of the United States
Ia speaking Of him. therefore. IN that
capacity, we but fotio1 the lead OF the
people. We could easily collect from
the exchange papers, on our table, to-
day columns, 20 show how universal
Is the wish on the part of those not IA
voTable 10 the course and measures of
the present administration. TO take up
Mr.. Clay, pick the flint. and try It
AGAIN" Our own letters from the
neishboring counties in Virginia prove
that the same feeling is ripe and strong
IN the Old Dominion. We were told
in one received yesterday, from a
highly respectable gentlemen in Fau-
quier, that in his neighboshood. u very
pOpulous one, there is but one quasi
Van Buren, man-and that the people
there seem ready ito go their deaths
for Clay" Another from Stafford tells
us that IN the Northern Neck, Clay,
always strong, is stronger than ever, -
SC. sc. Further South. too, the feel
ing prevails. That old and respecM
bic journal, the leading paper in North
Carolina, the Raleigh Register. has
come out for Mr.. Clay, sc. We should
not be surprised If the Wings in the
Legislature Of Virginia, should agree
TO act promptly in this matter, and re-
spond TO the wishes Of the party in the
State by some action on their part IN
favor OF Mr.. Clay.-.7ier. Ga=etfe.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
GENERAL INTELLIGKNCE.

A writer in the Louisville Advertiser
thinks that the supply Of wheat in thus
country is quite sufficient for the de-
mand. The stock of flour on hand
even IL correctly ascertained, he consi-
ders no criterion By which 10 form 4
Judgment, as the farmers keep back
their wheat so soon as fall in the mar
ket oceutS. Importers should at least
be careful no, TO risk too heavy ship
mcnts, and farmers should not be so
blind 30 their own interests as 10 keen
back their wheat too long and create
a demand Tor foreign grain, which vii
glut the market aud bring down the
price Ball. Ggz.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

10 casting our eve around TIE poiiii.
cal horizon Of ouF country and observ-
inE its cloudcd and disturbed aspect.
rs troubled and angry waters, we are
sometimes i,npclled 10 dread a coming
storm that shlll shake The Union 10 the
centre, if it do not produce a dirup-
ZION The people OF the United States
OF 81 se,n1ns--hive become rest
less aud eXciiable-flI Of crude
schemes % reformation and new doc.
tdacs ct liberty and democracy. aad
are ever ready o. embark in any quar-
rrl and extremely prone 10 mrjdir
wth every body's busincu bot their
own. in Zoe North there is a restless
desirr Oh Interfere ri'h one 81 TIE rr.
COLLAR institution ri iie south add BE-
thc consequence Vhst ihey may, ihif
desire must BE- gniiled
AZ the South their bot blood Is shll
boiier. snl reckless oi canseqacpccs
they ere ready % challenge ihe North
saJ 40 ihg world beside Co mortal conn
bar Let BOT ang ta1u f DOR nelEhberf
eet toto = dispute and m steps Brother
jonathan and before either party has
time to saw. bow came sou here, deals
one ~ them blow in ths face aDdim-
nfdtaieiy ussInes a bei.'gereni atii-
tude. and iuks loudly SCOUT hbedy
and equality and felir1femntui.
and the rights 81 the Oppressed. aad
ell that. --foggetung The orPresliou and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

On MIR. kinncy's motion. the Com.
niitiee Tor Courts OF Justice were an
structed TO inquire into the expectancy
OF so amending the 81 section o. the
act TO amend the several acts relating
to the appointment and duties of She
riffs, passed the 18th February. lS2l
as 10 authorize the County courts OF this
Commonwealth, where they deem it
exPedieni SO 10 dc, to place all county
levies aud poor rates, which may be
returned pnsatisfied By the sheriff, into
the hands OF constables for collection.
On NJ. Tlyioe's motion. The Com
miltee on Schools, SC. was instructed
10 inquire into the expediency OF so
amending the act Of March - 1876. as
to authorize the school commissioners
of the several counties. cities, towns or
boroughs, TO apply the whole or part
OF the additional fund derived from the
Surplus Revenue, to the Colleges or A
eadeu.ies within their respective coun-
ties and corporations.
On Mr.. Taliaierro's motion, the Com
mi,tee for Courts Of Justice were in
structed 10 enquire into the expediency
Of so amending the poor laws Of this
Commonwealth, as to require.the over.
seers Of the poor Of the several coun-
ties therein. 10 bind out, er o1ieio, all
Tree negroes and mulattoes between the
ages OF six and twenty -onc years. and
the indentures 10 be conditioned, that
the master, his heirs, executors. SC.
shall pay TO the overseers Of the poor
the sum of fifty dollars at the expira-
ton of the term Of service of such APP
prentice, towards the removal from this
Commonwealth Of such apprentice, IL
he or she shall elect 10 60.
REMOVAL. OF SLAVES.
On motion Of Mr.. Sherrard, the
com nittee for Courts Of Justice were
instructed 20 inquire intdthe expedien-
cy OTIS amending the acA entitled. AN
act authorising the removal OF slaves
+ from the county Of Alexandria, in the
District OF Columbia, into this Com.
monwealth, passed the 2lSt Of Janua.
~ lSO4, as to make II lawful for any
, inhabiiant Of the State of Virginia. oil
/ of the said county Of Alexandra, own.
ing slaves therein, to remove the same
into the said county and back again
into this Common wealth: in like man.
ner as might have been done befor,
SAID county was separated from the
State Of Virginia; and also, 10 inquire
into the expediency OF providing bJ
law that n any tenant for life shall
have heretofore removed a slave from
the State into said county, such tenan
for life shall not incur any penalty Of
forfeiture fer such removal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

REFLEcrIoNs.-When look upon
the iombs Of the great, every motion Of
envy dies within me; when ] read the
epitaphs OF the beautiful, every inordi.
nate desire goes out; when meet with
the grief Of parents upon tombstone,
my heart melts with compassion: when
] see the iombs of parents themselves.
/ consider the vanity % gfieving Tor
those whom we must 50 quickly follow;
when ! see king. Iying BY The side OF
those who dethroned them. AID when
| consider rival wits placed hy the side
Of the holy men that divide the world
IrcHect Nth sorrow aud asioms hment
on the little competitions. factions aud
debates Of man, when ! read the scve-
pl dates Of ihe ton bs-some that died
IS Yesterday. ant some six hundred
years sgo-l consider that great day
when We shall ali Of as be coutempora.
Iies and make our appearance toge.
Their -.f9aison.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
MR. cLAY ASH MR clLuouN.

A briefsNtrsct (ssys the Batiimore GsEette)
~htch We copied ,e,ieTd-y from the Globe
ooticed the expression ct dissatisfaction BY
MIR Calhoun AT a portion % Nc. Clay's .Pe.ch
after u Vas concluded TIE
special correspondent of the American. gives
The foiioa ing account OF hat occurred on that
occasion.
II heard but the close Of Mr.. Claws
speech. after had closed my package.
He had just finished his reply 10 MIR
Calhoun, which made this Distinguish
ed and able champion Of the South
quail under the attack made agoins,
him. His large aud piercing gray eve
flashed fire for the last hour Mr.. Clay
addressed the Senate. aud when Mr.
Clay resumed his seat
MIR, Calhoun rose aud said, that "the
Senator from kentucky had perverted,
wIliully, ] believe. SAID he, perverted
his remarks in defence Of the bill be-
fore the Senate" But. continued Mr..
Calhoun. I'm my own good leisure |
shall reply iohim, and reply to has per
soBal remarks IN manner which will
make the Senator ready 10 acknow.
ledge that ! owe HIM nothing, and that
tho debt Is cancelled between Us
MIR. Clay, as quick as thought. took
the floor. and said that hc never sought
and never wished TO engage in a con-
test with any man. Neither do nor
shall | avoid one, continued MIR. CLAY
! am as ready 10 receive payment as the
Senator from South Carolina can be 20
give IT. Whether OF not have per-
verted the remarks Of the Senator.
must leave 20 more impartial Judge
than the Senator from South Carolina.
| appeal 10 higher powcr-the Sena-
tors upon thIs hoor-and leave the az
bitration with them.
MIR. Calhoun Since the Senator has
apPe a!ed there, appeal there too
Here the controversy ended. Mr.
Allen took the floor and moved an adj
journment.
From the same l,t,er ~e extract the follo~ing
surEHLATrvE opinion Of the POSITIVE and co,t-
FAHArIVL merit, Of TOO Of our distinguished
st.tesmeD:
Mr.. Clay closed his speech between
four and five o'clock, having made. all
IN all, one oil the most eloquent speech
es ever listened 10, as sincerely be-
lieye, by mortal man. Mr.. Claws
manner, voice, tact, promptness, good
temper and good taste are peculiarly his
own. and although he has not the intel
lect Of Daniel Webster, he has ALI the
sUdriier IN mo9o which makes a man
perfect aud overPoWenng. As an ora
tor, men purely intellectual would pre-
Ter Mr.. Webster. while those who are
content with an uncommon degree OF
intellect, added 20 voice and manner
that open every avenue 10 the heart,
would rather hear Mr.. Clay The two
men, ! verify believe, have more miad
aud more eloquence than any two men
who ever lived in any one country a,
one time"
Give pise- ye Grreian and We Roman wits-
Ne Burkes. ye Foxes, Sheridan1 God P,lu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Rail Road .7ceidsni.-There was an
accident on the Rail Road, Saturday
morning. which from the circumsian-
ces under which it happened, is,par,ic-
ularly TO be regretted The train left
Richmond as usual, soon after clock
N the morning, and had gone about 7
miles, when Il encountered an obstruc-
ton upon the Road, which threw the
engine of the track. The obstruction
Eas caused by a tree, which being hca-
vily laden with the sleet. had, during
the high wind Of the night. been blow q
down across The track. Mr.. Joseph
Anthony. the engine man. and Mr.. Al
phcus Mallory The fireman we're both
Immediately thrown from the engine.
The tender fell upon them. and both
were killed. No passengers were al all
hurt nor was the baggage car even IN
jured, which was between the tender
and passenger car R,ef. HAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01
IRON ruI 'ovrusRS LIrtRsEr aEssENetR.
REmcRsE.
(pr araUtsr

lpr nrevtsr
Li.sI .rr.isH Sc .Nni4n Hrst0rl. ss an saJassT "a
BssiAOrsas celebrated '-idciaiLa 4"
n grief ne msi-in tears we part;
Our dream Of happiness y DER,
And Wild despair throbs through my heart,
To know that We mus; meet no more
No more; Yes, We NAV meet Perchapee,
But Oh row changed the scene viii be;
Ewes that enc. frndly met my glance,
Wal Car; sssftsioa'sslaFe OF inc;
The heart that throbb'd al M approach,
NIlh torpid roldpsss shrinks away:
And every look CONVEYS reProaeh,
Mbieh speaks afeeisonis last decay.
Thou eaust no more recall the hour.
When sweet coa6ding hope was thine;
Full soon the charm hath lost IT. power
Which seemd to Ink Thy fate With mine.
Yet not uamov'd mark that cheek
Nth melancholy gloom O'ereast;
Add tears I she'd, could the, butspesk,
Would plead pardon for the past.
A tear Is all have 20 give
Thou wilt not then 6c-p'se the gift;
Nor let IN thu remembrance live
The wrongs that have our hopes bereft.
But why again recall the mlii'ning hour
why on the mem'ry OF our love thus dwell
Teach me, oh hesS'p. (while yet I have th'
pow'r.)
To breathe fir,t. last, fond farewell
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

4 YANKEE TRicK An Eastern red-
lar lately desired accommodation Dr
The l.-bi n Tavern ia tie south part
rf F;ryiria, but from the PREJUDICE
fssql,Lt.y cNauns ax=iGs! ihis class,
- aost 4or lplg h.ne refused. At
Jas. he c,nseajcd. on condition that tie
Tea.Ar should play ham a yankee trick
before be left him. The cTer ~as ac-
copied. Ga u,ing IA Ike morning.
Jonathan carefully fcculed tic cover
let 81 the bed wh,oh. among other ar
Icles tie prc,sei the laadlai, % pur-
chase. Tie loN pHcc Of The coycrlet
operated At once ugoa the latter, Who
iusi,ted iEai her husband should buy II,
addiay LA, would match hers exact.
~. Jonathan took his money. mount
cd bis cart aud had koi' fairly under
Nay when or host called 10 him that
he had forgotten The yankee inek he
was t. P.ly CA him o. never mind.
SAYS Jonathan } ou will iind y out soon
enough.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

shociiaE "A man residing iu uuniinEjon
Go ,indiana, sas feccot'y feturD,ng hauis from
Wort Wayne in two-horsc ear.l. silt be
eife and tauELier ia passing on fhe easel
he drove 80 near he marrin ihai Mty were
precipriaied INTO ihc untsr THE man. tst
dauEhicr ard tie h1Fus we're i1si1nfiy
drowned. The vie o. not sxpected % live
~ eonssqusnce q severe ieiaf.es Tee maa
VS. intaKicafsd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

THE >USioS.-The Columbia IS
c. Times, Sir. Calhoun's especial or
gau at the seat Of government IN South
Carolina. has the following remark in
ITS number OF February :, on the
subject of Mr.. Rhe,Vs address. II
shows with ,olerable clearness the es-
t,maie OF this Sub-Treasury organ, a.
20 the value o. the Union, a. well as
It's real regard tor It's continuance. -
The Columbia Times OF II inst. says
"Thc can't about The Onion IS all humbus
20 MAKE Va passive slaves. The Uuion IA.
long SINCE failed Of the purpose for which Il
was created, va. equal benefits 10 at sections.
the Peaceaole possession u property, and the
general welfare of he people and the soon
cT Il - dissolved the better
From this exposition Of feeling and
opinion, II is sufficiently evident that
the divorce o: Bank and State, or oil
all Conservative action on the part OF
the general government, IN reference
TO the currency and TO the welfare Of
the country. is not the only dir0rcs
which the Times would favor Wha,
that other would be-, with ell IS per
spectvc evils the reader Will be 1t n0
loss 20 determine, without our giving 70
a name -B7h Paid1t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Not ErSry Inch a MN. "--Justice
KEyEs had rather a strange Customer
% deal with on Saturday last. Early
that morning a young nan, a. Gar a.
exterior appointments went Co show
attempted 90 cell a horse at the Horse
Market-while, however hc bargiin
was about being concluded. q Eca'lc.
man came forward and claimed the
horse as DO, property. which bad been
stolen ihe night previous from hif farm
in Hartford county The Young man
did not deny Ue allegation aod Dc
vas forthwith arrested and committed
20 prison Subsequently cirrumstan
ces induced the belief that u twas
not al man which bad been com
miited, On examination vas bad by q
jury O! maifons. which resulted BOZ The
discovery that The pusoner was f.
a1ks IN male attire. She ancTv ards
stated that she was from England aad
bad worn ,his dress far ibfce yeau past
- she gave no cause Coz thc asump.
lon Of The apparel 81 aubeo0min. hef
EEK Bat. Ctzoa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

To find enc vhohalb passed ihma-h
lie without louov yoa wuH hnO one
incapable q l9.e or bsife3 ~ hope %
fear onr who hsfh 81 memory re- ihe
past end no ihaughl 10 the iaiar~ one
that hath 90 sympslhy aiih hla sniiy,
aad COS feeling "a comHon s4s tle fest
Of lhe species.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The Senate has agreed 20 the fcso-
lotion Tor procuring a Map OF The u. g.
- be hung Up 10 The Hall Of The House
81 Delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Gov. WoL7.-The dissatisfaction of
this gentleman with tie appointment ~
Mr.. MuhlenbUrg 10 the Austrian mis-
SION, will give Mr.. Van buren, ,roybIe
The Washington correspondentH the
Van Buren, paper OF this cats. says
Governor Wolf Sho reEigced his scar
IN one Of the Departments. month
since, ia consequence Of The appoint
men; Of Mr. Muh.enbuTg 10 Austria
has consented TO hold his place till hss
successor can be selected"
BqH Ciron.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

HereLeIl forty Zee. telescope rna.
blcd h.m @ o. -,y ciu,'rr ol starr,
distant from thc earth eleven ut.u.bs
seven hundred AMI 1S', hse thooard
four hundfrd sbi -et-nst O.. tB .a..
nine bundled ADD ioriy 90 thrs ,at
SIX hunlicdand evenly o,etta.,ii as.
siz hurdfrd sni seventy eight fa1-
sand siz huodred aad lcveliy osat
miles,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Lnporisai . TaBnrrs. II Is stated that ~
W LoLuEoTFES OF aidticburr I'D has so-
taioed = patent Tor new discovery e. the art
oftanuiss, being IN improved gEoce,s ftsss-
al kinds Of HIDES AM skin, TO one 10 niU-
hours.-The texture ani Goa glexior q tie
ieathe. tLat i tsauoA after TIE oprrst.5n u
this bate. i, saii 70 lose nothing 10 coairar-
i,op Si,h Ihst wbieh has been bate1 10 tie
old gay. 49, Ban Patriot
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

bll has been reported ia BE Gcrsra'
Assembly 81 New York "to encourage tIr
growth ard manUfsstgre ~ siik a" n pro-
vidrs for the Paymcat o. ~ r;s Esr 20 FOO.
.he state Treasury by way 81 bo3aiy, agra
every pound q SIX roeoops faissd vtllln
tie Slate % New Work snd 50 cenis per 10
Tor rsclrd six The o0r.ump,,sl q tnrartci
silk o. the 4 states 30 1885. - gs,.t4a ts1 .,
SIS COO 600.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Pennsyl'auil Is now fully represent
cd in the diplomatic corps. She Ia,
two Ministers P!enipotenti.ry-Mr
Dallas in Russia. sir. Muhsndurg to.
Austria: three Secretaries ct Lcgaitou-
Mr.. Chew, Russia: NF Richard Eu.b.
England; and Mr.. Clay. Austria Mr
Richard Rush holds 4 scmi-oificisl sta.
ton al London. Mr.. Richs,d VeuA d,
the private Secretary a Nj. Steven
son. Altogether ihis State has seven
representatives. abgoai.-P ouAon.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

lii. anil Writings ~ u'1,iir I'm -
TINS book is noW completed ru tarlse
volumes. Mr. Jared Sp1rss haf rcr-
dcred an inesumah'e srvl-c Co ht
country ~ laying Wa-h1n-'a1.. Cor
fespondtucc. AdJres.et, Mt,a-e.
and other papers oaic'a' sti fufafe
selected and published fr1o che Ougl-
nal Manuscript. vilh a Ltic Of Goa,
Author Notes. lilufstfi1lt. So Be-
fore The publc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

\ distinguished maxinist says. iLal
shenevefyou ask lady 10 take me.
you should AL her glass 10 the brim.
IN despite Of PROHIBITIONS. aud look
The other way tiil she emp,ies II. Il
stands TO reason that the number Of
glasses women allow ,hemselye.. being
limited, they should be lu!l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Sl4Eii.ag Laaisrs,e r y 'he Hartia-lea pm.
Tho Vau q large cattle, SAD 90 exceed be-
sizs AID rcsIty, suy ever exhibited in tar
Uuiied states whilh we're rset by NJ
ToInkiu-, farmer. IL clasi-'sler rn'atv.
y. ,. SIC learn have ersr f4rrbasri bay Mr.
John W1'ker 81 tac cfy ~ s. i,h r-fa7 st
tao .ghsfputal cB,h Prise a. trrs u,aH.,af
eve traarei jollsr' tary src purchased
Tor slaus licr--- f'at. Ssst
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

% b. saii h1i more razons frrn u.e rr 60
infiasr ouat.rs ia ltfr.ais have bsra Ia tIa.
iufrr ifss last $50 melH.s Mon hsta been
here iar a nnmher 81 srsrf fftt.as The
K.1r street uaroa trste .frrf feay fstfrt
tfsrrtJa cnns
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

We are desirous o. sfk n IN. Edttors ~ and
near loodouh county, NisgiD,@, 81 ,hssri,1a 81
the f0ll6sing
FATAL ACCIDENT.
On the Sth instant young man by
uamc OF John WoTk1sn. was instantly
killed, BY team running away which
he was driving. tie was thrown FROM
The horses, and fell between - behind
them. His head was literally mashed
10 pieces, either by The kicking Of the
horses or the wheel striking HIM
The deceased was voung man
about twenty. ive years Of age. q native
Of Nirginiz. Tie came 90 this place go
December last from London. Madison
county Ohio Thisis go the i0f1ma-
ii1n which az present can be gwen, re-
speeding him should This notice all
into the hands Of any Of biz relatives.
they may address line to Mr. + Pof-
ter New Carlisle. Ohio. Who Vill give
information respecting him.
New Carlisle. CLARK CO. Ohio.
February oh, ls3s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

An IRISH pofies .tolasome chocolate
aud vas brJCgb, before a u,agisiraie
on The charge % stealing CPon 5c,ug
arked 70 whom be .oil u lie seemed
highly offended and asked To Nk.n
dii sell II. Does he think that 1
took itto sci, 2, Then sir. sad ihe
MsR',,fa'e, Wba, a,d you do Niih ~
Sinee 500 must know" answered
Patrick i g. AIDE zoe Il IT,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The Bank Commissioners have re-
ported 20 the Legislature OF isis,ip-
IT that IN the1r opinion the Banks OF
that State cannot resume spree pay
ment safely before August, 1919
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

From oar RiehHsou@ Correspondent.
This letter was written Tor last weeks
paper. It was mailed at Richmond on sa-
turday, but did not reach Us until after the
publication ofour paper. o, the maiIs--the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

DO ~ eoasider sisai sos rssy %. be sh.t i
siH beegue yoa 20 hsic tear
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

injustice he Is practising upon the
weak and deirOceleSs Indians, and the
species OF sglahfy he enjoys 4, home,
where all who do not profess the same
political faith. and march and wheel.
aud couGtermarch, and nght-about.
face. according TO the command OF
soue political leader. are pronounced
incapable of holding or enjoying any
Office OF honor. trust or profit, and arc
scarcely permitted 10 enjoy unuoles,-
ed the commoaest privilege Vt cIuzcn-
ship.
There is restlcssncss. and prone.
ness 10 controversy and The use Of
harsh aud provoking language in. The
American people, which argues no
good 10 The country. We become res
tive whenever We arc thwaited IN the
least, and ase INDUCING a growing dis
position 70 carry our measures per f1s
81 Refgs. This Is no. the spirit IN
which this Union was formed. nor is j,
the spirit By which tina: nion must be
maintained. II We hope to live in
harmony and peace, We must return
90. and endeayor 10 cultivate the spirit
VI Cancellation; to cherish mutual lo..
bearance, and avoid al harsh aud pro-
vokIng expressions aud tan: retor,s.-
We have too much respect for the
South, and too thorough a know ledge
Of the character Of her sons. 20 believe
that she can be forr,d into any mca-
sure; and. on the Other hand. We know
too well the hardy and injomi'atlc
North, 10 suppose that she can De-
dauntsd by ihnats or moved by bus
ter. Yc, both the South and the Moth
fiery IS j. the one. and obstinate as IS
the other, can be led by a hai, vlcn
KINDNESS soo,hes agl JusuCE beck
ons them on. Pal Her4H.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

The Cincinnati Gazette throws oai
this hint: just hy uav n wonder.
ments. sUppo.e ihe See York ronser-
tauses should in March nest u5mi-
nate Henry Clay 70 President and
senator Taiimadge fof Vice Prrudenr
Where would toe Vanocmcy be-
Ind cello ansuefs. uiaf''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-03-01

Day HuVoyk-An Irish post
boy having du'en a gentleman a long
stage d0ring torrents % rain. The gen.
ueWsn ci''iIy said 10 PADDY. Arc
you not very vet Arab ! don
care aboa, being wet bot phase your
honor, Tn Scry dry