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Monday is usually quiet day. The weather, however has
been good aud reasonable degree OF activity has been evisc
- ,hs h..,n,s. portons of the city. There unusually
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has otherwise with the exception Of Liverpool, for which
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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08
TENNESSEE.

We have before us very encouraging let
ter, from one of The most intelligent and rc-
able sources in this State, in relation to the
prospects ofthe opposition in the approaching
election.
The contest is said to be very animated
one. The gallant young CROCKETT (Whis)
has already beaten one candidate off the
course, and will distance all competition. Mr..
WILLIAMS (Whig) the Sd district, and Mr.
STONE (Whig) in the 4th district, have no
competitors. Mr.. BELL (Whig) in the 18th
district, will beat his opponent between 1900
and 1900 votes. There is no prospect OF the
administration electing more than three, (ther
present numbcr out of the Is Representatives
to be elected, and it is believed by many that
the opposition will have the entire delegation.
CANNON, (Wh;g candidate for Governor,)
'ciH beat Polk at, least 10, ooo-it is believed
$4,000, and hoped upon strong evidence that
he will beat him 10000 votes in the State,
despite all the lies, all the exertions and all the
corruptions of the administration party in that
State. This, we are informed, by the very
best authority, may be relied upon.
To this we may add the testimony of the
Memphis Enquirer that 9 in the 5th district,
where Turney tLoco.ioco) was elected in
1887, by few hundred majority over Cox,
there is every reason to believe that Dibrell,
the Wing candidate, will succeed by hand
some majority. The same cheering prospect
attends the canvass in the Cd district, also re-
presented in the last Congress by Loco-foco.
In both these districts the election in 1887
was carried rather by the default Of the Wings
than by the intrinsic strength of the Loco
focos. Our friends in those quarters are now
at their posts, determined that this shall not
be again the case"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

We were in error the other day in suspeciing that
The illustrious Senator Wall, Of New Jersey, had
composed his report by the aid OF Junius.
Mr. Owens, of Georgia, the equally ilIustrious au-
thor Of the report of Ms minority Of The Investigating
committee, is entitled to the honor Of having struck
upon thought precisely corresponding with one OF
the equally original genius of Junius.
1t is sometimes remarked that great minds fire.
quenty and simultaneously hit upon the same great
thought.
Mr.. Owens might have been asked, as printer
once asked contributor, Is your report originai?'
And his reply might have BEEN :" No sir, wrote ii
myself" "... ...."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

We wait TO see the effect which the bull Of cxcom-
muncalon from the Globe will have upon Mr.. Rves
aud his supporters in Virginia. The lLadisoniam Of
westerly rather roughly but not IN such posi-
tive terms as we expected. baltimore Chronicle.
Now, positively, we thought we had an
swered the fool according to his folly" Pray
tell us what more positive terms" were Eek
pec,ed." Honor bright-let us have it all,
now. In few days perhaps, we shall show
what the Conservatives have done-meantime
we should like to know what more is expected
Of them.
As for Mr.. Rives there seems disposition
not to let him rest upon any terms. We are
quite satisfied with him as he is. The Globe
will not change course which we had
thought uas indicated ia terms sufficiently
positive" not to be Inexperienced, by any
one who were willing to understand it. We
know that there are few Wings who are de-
termined by the help oftheir confederates the
Locofocos to embarrass Mr.. Rives as much
as possible, and are therefore unwilling to let
him alone. If the results Of the election had
been less favorable than they are, these pa
riotic and enlarged statesmen would have
pounced upon Mr.. Rives with the mercy of
the vulture for the lamb. As it is, even heaven
and earth must be comprised to put him down.
The motive is purely selfish-a few discon-
tented spirits, desiring to build up their own
immaculate selues on his ruins.
Our friend in Baltimore should recollect,
there is policy in war. Mr.. Leigh might also
have remembered that Virginians are not
New Workers. We should suppose that any
man who has heard of or read MIR. Rives' late
speeches would be satisfied, if he wished to
be, of his anti-Van Burenism.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

NORTH CARoLlNA.---The signs Of the
times in this State are very favorable. In the
Raleigh district, represented in the last Con-
gress by DR.. Montgomery, l.. F., George w.
Haywood, Esq, whig, has been brought out
in opposition. There is a fair prospect that
Charles Shepard, DR.. Montgomery and the
interesting MIR. Bynum, will be left at home.
1t is said that, that the Loco-focos have start
ed Baptist clergyman in the Fayetteville
district, in the hope Of enlisting that large and
respectable class Of Christians, the Baplists.
We hope for the honor of our religion, this is
not SOFT is too vile profanity.
The Raleigh Star says;
"The whole State seems to be in a state OF asita.
on, from the mountains 10 the sea-board: For the
neople are impressed with deepsealed conviction,
that the government Is now administered, not upon
the benign principle Of promoting the pubic good
by every Legitimate m .ans, bat with studied reier-
ence The perpetuaIion OF power, place and patron
age in The hands Of those who now eDgross these
benefits" .., ...#
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

. The ,modesty apd veraety OF Mr.. Van Bu-
ren's official organ are amazing. It's own
pariizans must have been enraptured as well
as edited with its cipherings about the result
ofthe Virginia elections. Ferdinand Mendez
Pinto and Baron Munchausen would have nj
most died of envy, if they could have wit
messed the exercises Of tho Globe Of Wednes-
day evening.
The result Of It's arithmetic was to give the
administration IA sound minority in the House
of Delegates" against Wings, Conservatives
and +" Impraclicables," and majority of 9 on
joint ballot! This is done by claiming 8 or
Conservatives, as Loco-focos. II had quite
as well claimed the entire body Of The Legis-
lature, and saved itself trouble, and still more
delighted its truth levouring readers. We
care nothing for these preposterous calcula-
tons. We pity, however, those who are
duped thereby.
The Richmond Compiler, neutral paper,
which is quite ms reliable therefore US the jour
nails of any party, states the numerical
strength of parties on joint ballot, to be,
Wings 7S--Cons. l3--Adm. rs. Wings and
Conservative majority l6.
The Richmond Enquirer also, has not given
the slightest testimony to justify the foolish
pretensions Of the Globe. The former jour
nal, as is plain TO every observer, has figured
and ciphered and scrubbed most industriousy
TO cover its defeat in cloud Of obfuscalion.
1t has succeeded in burying iiself fin its volume
OF smoke, but the naked truth cannot be hid
den. After claiming also, several elected as
Conservatives, it cannot at the utmost, make
out worse case for the Opposition than this
Opp. s5-Adm. 81 Opp. maj. A. Errors
excepted.
We are truly astonished that any public
journal, Of any pretensions to decency, should
disgrace itself by the silly practice Of lying
about election returns.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08
HOUSE OF LORDS, May IA,
MINISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS.

Lord Melbourne rose for the purpose of m1king
explanations with regard 10 the late ministerial pro-
ceedtngs. His Lord>hip fully corrob rated the state
ment Of Sir Robert Peel ia the other House. His
Lordship told the House that the Queen had lablred
under The impression which IL had admitted 10 be
an erroneous onel that Sir Robert Peel intended 10
remove all the ladies' OF the b.dchamber as well as
some of those VINO filled inferior situations 10 me
household, He dened thit there had been any in
trigue in The case that the objection as 10 chang
ing the household had been pre-coneefed ior-i
purpose Of rendering abortive any attempt 70 form
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

THE FREDERICK DisTRIcT, VA. 1t APP
pears that Lucas o.. +. has received in the
whole district, 2,o74 votes. Barton (Whig,)
2,o70. Lucas majority, A.
This majority, it seems, is not legal 1t
was obtained by oco-foco fraud. Mr.. Barton
contests the election upon grounds which are
perfectly tenable.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

CHEAP LAW BooKS.F. Tayor's list continued.
u Chty's Practice, 3 svo vols. u dollars
hicf Justice Marshals decisions, vols calf 81 81
Chltty on Contracts, new edition, 1880 50 80
divers Law Summary, vol. svo 81 %.
Story's Conflict OF Laws, 3 so.
Wentworth on Executors. so.
Iiyingston's Criminal Code, large syo vol. ~.
Harriso,.'s Digest, vols. 10 dollars
Metcalfs Digest, l vol. evo. 70
Cruises Digest, 10 so
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

"The shertis discovered, In their examination OF
the polls that two electors had voted twice leach
by first voting 10 Frederick and then IN Berkeley for
Lucas; also, two others who had been convicted Of
crimes, which, 10 this Sate deprive> the offender OF
exercising the right Of suffrage citizen OF Illinois,
owning land In Hampshire and citizen OF Har-
per's Ferry, engaged in ne Armory al thai place,
without the sembldnce Of qualification as voter,
who wound his way some fifty miles 10 precinct IN
q remote corner Of Morgan county, where he, as
those previously mentioned, permitted to vote
Tor Lucas.
Numbers Of other spurious votes were taken to
which need make no direct reference, as those
have named are SO pipably false and unjust, that y
Is now reduced 10 certainty that Mr.. Barton VIII
contest The election, and the result must be favora-
Bile TO him and To the Wing cause"
This result gives the opposition 10 Of the
81 members of Congress from Virginia
Gain over the corresponding election Of 1887
four members, which makes difference OF
8 votes in Congress in favor ofthe opposition.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

The Rev. BENJAMIN Dom, Of Philadelphia, was,
on yesterday week, elected by the Maryland Episco-
pal Convention, Bishop oflhe Diocess Of Maryland
He has accepted the appointment and we are ia
formed and take pleasure in stating that, he will
preach 10 Trinity Church in this city
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO CANAL
COMPANY

The following gentlemen have been elected Pre-
Naent an! Directors Of this Company for the ensu-
ing year:
Francis Thomas, President
Directors.
Phinea> Janney, James Carroll,
J'hn J. Albert Jacob G. Davis
Thomas Perry, Joseph White.
rms is clear sweep OF the old board Of President
a"a Directors and is said to have been the result of
political movement, which is, by some, strongly
reprovcd
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

MARYLAND.-The Hon. Daniel Jenifsr
has been nominated by u Convention Of the
Wings Of the seventh Congressional District
as candidate for reelection to the House OF
Representatives. He will be re. elected.
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9,4l4,022 Al

has been redeemed
the sum Of 9,4l4US2 Al
Leaving outstanding OF the first issue
the sum OF Sooo9H 81
In lieu of those re- ST..
deemed there has
been issued under
1889, IS, 1910 90
or that issue there
has been redeemed
the sum Of 3,T057 75 GO
Leaving outstanding Of the seconds ,o,,o,. no
sue the SUN If i,9ispo1 90
Making Of The two old Issues OUT o.ooo,, n,
Standing only , ~''""'o'i %
The issues under the provisions OF
inc &C, o. the 81 q -""'''' 3562276 81
m,L;,r ,hs aggregate outstanding, S6,0622ss 10
LEVI WOODBURY.,
Secretary OF The Treasury.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08

y The Globes abiuration Of Mr.. Rives,
Is hike polecafs turning up his nose at a
magnolia grandihora.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08
Treasury Notes.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
June l. 1889.
The whole amount of Treasury Notes authorized
by the act of October H. 1887, has been issued,
viz: Sl0000000 90
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-06-08
GREAT BRITAIN.

We are sure We cannot spread before our readers,
more interesting matter than the substance of the
speeches OF Lord Melbourne, the Duke or yelling
ton, and Sir Robert Peel in The British Parliament,
the occasion Of the revolution and counter revo-
luton in the Ministry. They are already in possess
Sio IF tAap ,atar al ,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-23

count Of the plot that was laid TO take his life,
and Of the noble sacrifice at which Montaubsh
redeemed IL. The bosom Of Gertrude ,hrobbtd
with pride and JOY. as she listened TO the glow
ing words of her father. and no shadow dimrted
the sunshine OF her soul. as she sealed hhe
pledge TO be Montauban's forever. The hInds
of the happy couple were united by The good
pastor. and Montauban felt his bliss beyondrhe
power Of destiny itself to desrroy-based as it
was on the exercise Of an upright and bens svo-
lent mind, dispensing happiness on all srop pnd
him. Dsgusted with the pageantry Of the
court. he retired TO the rural shades Of Cable
Moutauban whose portals were opened for hrm
by the faithful Jacinta. who thought herself
bfesi 10 serving Master Henrie.'
VIZ will only add. that the astrologer's tower
soon lost all It's soiemnIty, in becoming the
play ground OF the reckless little progeny OF
The castle, who played havoc with the symbol
cal instrument Of the mystical science, with
out the least remorse of conscience.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-23
GREAT FIRES IN MOBlLE.

succession Of fires have lately occurred
IN tins devoted city, by which large part of il
has been reduced to ashes. On the 2sth and
5u'h uii' and 2d inst, fires occurred, which,
ihough severe IN amount of property DESTROYED
were TRIVIAL in comparison with those that
took place on the 9TH. 9Th, aud 9th instants--
three hres on three successive days each of
which was Of sufficient magnitude to be termed
a conflagraiion The fire of the 9Th instant
consumed four entire squares. and. il is compu.
ted, more than 500 buildings. The buildings.
however, were mostly of wood. and small. and
we've not situated in the business part of the
city. but the loss of property is estimated at
81 100000. The fire of the sth DESTROYED
property. it is said. TO still larger amount !;
the Mansion House. the Mere hants' and Plant
er's Bank, the Market, Eslava's valuable block
OF buildings, the new Hotel, &c. were all eon.
sumed. And again, on the 9th instant. the
whole square bounded by Church. Clair.
borne. Franklin aud Government streets vas
destroyed. The theatre, which formed par,
Of the block, besides one or two splendid pri.
'ate residences were burned TO the ground
None Of the contents Of the buildings were
saved, the occupants of the premises having
mostly retired to the country to escape the at.
lacks Of the prevailing epidemic. Ii 10 stated
'ha, there is scarcely doubt tha, this fire, like
those which have preceded it, is the work of
ncendiarie', Of whom most reckless gang are
supposed to infsst the city. A mounted guard.
comprising more than three hundred men has
been formed by such Of the inhabitants a. re. |
nam IN the place. determined to patrol the city
aien' alter night until some other and better
means for preserving the property Of the eiri.
,ess are discovered.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-10-23
NEWPORT.
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1899
OUR OWN AFFAIRS,

This number of the Republican complete,
the thrd year since 1t came into the hands oil
tue present propreors. Since we took charge
OF the paper it has been our constant endeayo,
TO make 1t as interesting and useful as laid in
our power; and if an increase Of circulation
may be considered as evidence Of public an.
probation and the success Of ourlsbor. we have
the pleasure of knowing that such evidence has
not been wanting. Our circulation i, sill how
ever much more limited than what il miehr, and
az we think, without induIging much egotism.
II ought 10 be. It. had half as many sub
scrbers AZ we have reason TO believe there are
regular borrowers of our paper, we should be
better satisfied We can but hope that some
OF the borrowers may see the injustice of the
practice, and, If they like to read the paper,
come forward and subscribe for it.. instead of
borrowing il from neighbor. who is, nine times
out of ten. less able to pay for it than them
selves.
To those Of our patrons who have promptly
paid their subscriptions we tender our thanks
and would urge upon all indebted 10 us-and
mere are many on our list who owe for the
hree years papers-that our necessities are
great, and that they will favor us by paving
heir bills at am early day.
CALLAHAN IL TiLLEY,