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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09
Commissioner Saie Of V0iuche Property in
rbcrI,ttSrUIe

ChGrtULtSruie
HpY virtue of decree of the County Court of Abe
a , marie lately pronounced in the of Stock ton
administrator against Stockton and others. shall. on
Thursday the lSsh day of April next, if fair if not the
frs, fair day thereafter offer for sale, the premises,
the Lot and Buildings in the town of Charlottesville,
commonly known and Described as "Stocktons Coach
Yard THE lot contains about Of and-und
The buildings consist OF severn large and suitable coach
houses and work shops including Smlthery, and a
new and extensive Stable with useful and convenient
Carriers.
So much of the purchase money as may be necessary
TO pay the costs of suit and the expenses attending the
execution Of the decree, will be demanded in cash -
Upon the balance credit Of and two years will be
aowed-bul the purchaser will be required give bond
with approved personal security fur the AMOUNT aud the
title to The property will be retained additional secu-
rty, until payment. }. W. SAUNDERS,
Commissioner.
March 10 lUQ-tds
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i OOA Genuine Morus Mulcnus TREES Of extraordinary
, SIZE and beauty having many banches 3ioo feet IN
sh and the wood perfectly maurej This decidedly the
OF Mucau l grown 10 the United states
m only 70 be ,obe ADMIRED Ao Cuttings or BUDS can
the above large quantity and such
vii b. grow, and produce fine trees The Trees and
Cuttings will carefully packed send to part o tho county
ETY. Prices moderate, and $40 nons credit for approx
e3acseJiarces. For sal. by J. GIBSON,
No. o. S,aA Front Street, belOu Wa!nu. Philadelphia.
NaTch9 y6-5it
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TO THE CITIZENS UF YIRGLrI.4.
PETERS
VEGETABLE ANTI BILIOUS

AvE been long renowned for the mentioned be-
meath, that they justly held in the highest estimation
10 the semo"st regions INTO which the genius OF American
The hest proved by the immense
that they enjoy in all dociioH WHICH patronage
crssin such that il with great difficulty las he SUI
all process manufacture hmsel0 that the ProPc
supply orders
Certain persons nsgatcd by their great have been
eeun PETrRs PILLS. and ondeavorins 10
their vicious compounds The public various parts OF
world the and thereby many valuable
lives eoardz I'd order the pockets Of pack
Of arocioux villains!
this sarng and desperate imposition the pnf
look the fac smile Of the pro-
siynatU. which will be found the cooed wrapper
box Of the real PETERs PILLS. the CONTRIBUTING
Of raiet IS direct felony. -;
Therefore if purchasers will only attention 10 this, they WI"
position, Dr. Peters has offered and hereby
offers THOU SAND DOLLARS REWARD for the apprehension
person eoHn,ets his sHsarea fact which has
and GREATER deter uny mposor from attempting so ha
zardous spec uation. =,
The ng complaints few of the many for the cure oil
which Pt Pills widely celebrated, viz: Bilious
ve Ague opsy Liver Complaint Enlargement OF the
Spleen e Cake Headache Habi,ua Coveness Lo~nss
Spiins Of Appetite Indigestion nnd Sournes OF
And all n diseases peculiar 10 Females, they will DC ounh
highly benef cia. go c.,
Prepared Pesy Peters NJ. d. No la9 Liberty Street.
New York. Each box 40 pills. Price 81 cents
For all the principal Druggists in Richmond ard
out the u. !. 45-latlyJ w, =
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DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. CO.,

HUE for Sale:
= 600 Sacks Liverpool Salt
200 bags Shot-assored
1000 kegs Nails-assOrted
~ hhds prime Molasses
so do Whiskey
10 do y. L. Rum
$50 bbIk do do
~ puncheons old Antigua do
~ pipes old Cosnac Brandy
So qr casks Maiaga Wine
50 do do Sicily Madeira do
90 do do Port
l00 baskets Champagne
500 bugs Coffee
so hhds z. Rico Sugars
10 do winter Lamp Oil
do Lnseed do
$50 kegs White Lead
400 boxes Bunch Raisins
4Un do Brown Ssdp
$40 do Mould Candles
100 do Spermuceti do
so kegs Spanish Indigo
SO cuses Ful Ha,s -Ts"----r-t,i - 2
10 boxes Essann White Sugar
81 DO Starch
so bls TAruer's Oil
1000 reams Cap and Letter ruled Paper
lO0U do large and small wrapping Paper
so boxes hs Blue
100 do Guupowder, Imperial and Y. II. Tea
Richmond, April 4 lV7-ot
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IN ACKNOWLEDGMENT Circuit Superior Court Of
mond held at the Capitol the said city, Thursday March a.
1889:
charles Irving, Robert Irving Ja:ncs Powell administrator of
Pauus A. E. Irving DECEASED and administrator OF his late
annexed Charles Irving dec aud Samuel ~ Garland
OF Jane Rose deceased Plaintiffs:
James A Rose, Mildred Rose, dec formerly Mildred
Irving William H. Csbcll h and surviving
and the children Of Nicholas Cae the elder deceased
Joseph Cabei! in his right and surviving oil
William b. Hare, dcc George Cube Benz amin Darlington and
Mafilnna his wife Samuel Mcdowell Reed and Sarah his John
dec ebecc Hughes lanes B. Fetwe Of Alexander
Fretwe deceaed Jane Fewe widow Of said Alexander, Ed
ward Thomas and Hannah his wife, Samuel Irving and Sarah his
wife, John Rhodes late sheriff OF the Of Abcmac, and
suc de bonis with the will OF William
Hughes, dec Joseph Shelton and Shelton SIMS SAM
Shelton, dec who administrator with the will the
said William Hughes, dec William NJ. Watkins surviving
Of Nicholas Cabe it, dec mue Irving Cabcl Peggy r.
Cabe Nathaniel f. Cdbc and Reuben Patterson Of
Jesse JOpiing, deceased Defendants:
the
Baker which reonmited him by the order made this
the twenty day Of January thousand eight hun
ded by him examined reformed accord
directions the said order and the said Baker
Of ecommtment, ordered thI the aforesaid be
be hy
according tho directions of the aforesaid
order the sixth Januy thousand eight hun
dGd and and the said Commissioner further required
this Court Of the administration
B. Fretu tho his Alexander
OF the administration Of John Morrs
Mary Hughes decd And tho said
.ud of their SAID and the
di-fed specially
deemed pertinent by HIMSELF which be required by the
DC stated. A Copy-Teslc,
n "
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assortment Of SPRING GOODS completed.
NNIE nov in receipt Of full and complete assort-
wv ment of Spring and Summer Dry Goods the
largest supply and greatest variety we have had at
this aesson Country merchants requested to call
and examine our stock, which embraces many very de-
sabr styles, selected with care for the Virginia trade
Onr friends and customers n Town and Country, pur
chasing for family use, will always find very general
c.sh or GOOD poper made payable in the city at short
date. FALEN line u pnS I'm
White Buildings, Fl street. SAese Hill,
A,-;Io l06-4tT&F
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rojce 20 TobaccO PtaRtsrS.
sycoiecvence Of OF Mr. c. LAcxL.So tue once
Superintendent and Inspector has been conferred upon M
,Sf WEN The business future will be conducted by u.s.
,n assistance Wa Burton, Salesman; anu we re-
,,s.,fuI!y ,oc, of patronage, trusting oy strict
attention 10 our duties We will give general satisfaction
The expenses will be paid all Tobacco SEM U.S.
V.rv re,nectuilv, WREN & MACON,
Nuch % Ll02-2i~5w. Pnohe HGTetouse'
HUNTINGTON s. CAMPBELL are now receiving large ana
sasral iaPosrED AND AMERICAN STAPLE DAY
ooo5 which they will prepared sell very reasonable
e would merchants visiting the city, to call ana
ex,mlne their stock q; No p Liberty Street.
New York, January 81, ls39. oD-3m
ioeth hnn Patterson nite and bza eth
- Field vn, their heirs, i! they are dead can receive
m portion OF the estate Of ite Edward Jordan deceased, OF
county w. who native OF Nooway county, ana
o1serei IDIOT, by applying Crawford Hughes administrator
ofElsird lord deed All be directed 10 Union Level
M,cSirn5u;, county, W. CRAWFORD HUGHES,
Administrator " EGsard Jsrdaa DECD
Msich II gS--3m
II. tho y a,innsl n.elliyanccr will nlease COPY:
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WEBB, BOOKER Il HAMILTON,
Offer for Sale:


WEBB, BOOKER Il HAMlLION,
(lF,r for Sale
uuns
SSse -, 20 -. S sm - p o. sup
so hIS oan;,n WIS WYNN SSUGAR.
~ lid. ~ 0,,ys,,,
| 100 ,;.,cos Jo,,s;an. Iosr Su,Sr
iS ~ 10 , ~ an hhis siunIs 7 osI ~
- e an and "a A. INN Jo
ths .rnsh,J and ,owde,,d do
az bbJs % tiercos and Is bbIs n Orleansl
S SS 49, Tr,n;S ~ ~ ~ " ~
~ So u.,s",s. lMOLASSES,
W w pn,o p;o, md f,rb,
- So sv.srhon.s
| , ono haas aS%;,,
81; a. as p;ee WV
osS So Lawn lCoREEE
ION do 81 DOMINGO
do old White Jaoo
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GENERAL PosT OFFICE BUILDING.
Office Of The Commissioner Of Public Buildi

March 81 1889.
HHROPOSALS will be received at this Office unit! the
25th day Of April next to furnish the best quality
of either white marble, granite eestone, las may
hereafter he determined on by The Board OF Commissioners
the Public Bnildngs for facing the exterior walls OF
the General Post Office building about 10 be erect
ed in this city; the quantity wanted will be from sixty
10 eighty thousand cubic feet hrrefourhs of the whole
quantity in blocks from to Is cubic feet for ashar, and
fourth 10 blocks from Is 2o cubic feet for pilas-
and cornces for all of which bills of dimens will
be given
Thf proposals must state the price per cubic foot, de-
lvernd Of such wharf The railroad depot as the Com
missioner Of Public Buildings may direct and state The
tae the FIST delivery could be made, and he quantity OF
cubic feet per month until all shall be oelivefed
offers be for the stone either in rough or dressed
Stale.
Match 26 103-td
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eAGS.-Cotton and Linen Rags are wanted at the
- Franklin Paper Mandatory, heer the Richmond
ana Petersburg Railroad Depot, for which the highest
market price will be paid.
Apul4 1913,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09

SCOTT & CROSS ASBESTOS IRON CHESTS, narranted
Fire PrOcf having undergone the oden Of fire, with
injury their Gentlemen the country who keep
valuable papers or money ought never to be without one Tho
vary from $40 upwards, according Reference nude
to the following parties who with others have them
hlessrs. James Webb Co.. Col Peyion Workman McGu-
der, Ludlam Son. laSal Co., Dunlop, Moncuc Co. H. w.
& J. Fry, Mordecai Osborn, Sainback Son. the franklin
Manufacturing Co.. Exchange Banks Richmond and Crksvo
An KEEP; constantly for sale by the subscriber
JOHN o. LAY, -7gent
Jan II 74-wGm1 For the Manufacturers.
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TeS;e, tkAt'
70 sot:-I Justice OF the Peace for the
County aforesaid do hereby certify that - whose name
above subscribed estng Witness personally o
fore aforesaid and made oah thai 'he move
subscribed parties the above letter Of attorneys
lodged tho presence Of the said Witness as their act ana
deed. Witness hand and seal this day OF eisht-
,.oo hundred and (sEAL.)
hmil2 l06-Iaw,7hMay
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HAT )! HATS We have received by late arr'v'
ais 300 cases Hats direct from the manufactures
comprisi, 20 one of the most splendid assoriments OF
mems bI sck and drab Beaver Brush Mole Skim Sa'n'
&c VIII ch have ever received, of various fy'rs
the most favorable terms
NJ 90 l02-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-09

YEIHE SILK MANUAL-A Treatise on Silk in all
Il its various stages containing in q condensed form
The wisdom and experience gathered from the works of
Count DondoIo, NJ Perroliot, Dr. Dssouchamps, Dr..
Felix Pascalis w B. Buchanan, Kenricks Orchardis,
Gideon Smith, John d Homergue, NJ De Haz Of
Munich, Fessendens Silk Manual the Silk Grower,
Farmers Register Joshua Gee Esq BuiIif HouI, Esq
and many others. Sd edition. Received and for sale by
J. II ID. LOWNES,
Feb Ii GS6-if1 AGENT Richmond Va
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MEO RUS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Single Bud
vA Cuttings at pig cents each Roots III cents
1901 BOO Single Bud Cuttings at cents each, Roots
90 cen in whole trees or
rate Az the season is short persons at distance can
choose the kind wanted and forward orders al '"'e'
whhuu loss of time Apply, postpaid, 10
"'"'' j. H. d. LOWNES,
FsbIa t5-Hl sgeat, Richmond Va,
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March 16
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS


of The james Riuer 4. kanarha Company
~ EMENHavins been applied to BY the propor number
U of holding requisite number Of shares to ca
Of the Company hereby invite you
meet ii the Capitol city Rchmoud Tuesday the 7h
day May next for the OF taking into tne
provisions an act Assembly, entitled an act 10 provide an I'd
dona james River and kanawha Company and o
other 3d Of March, 1885, with Wow to the
acceptance ejeriion Of the same -
am, very respectfully,
JOSEPH e. CABELL,
Richmond, March &c, 1882 r. ). X. q n. Co.
(F0rm Of Prozy.)
6on, oil MIR, BIZ 1hess Subscribers, being
in Tie Kunawha Company hereby
Constitute and nnpout and lawful attorney
and TO REPRESENT each all general meetings 1.-THE
Stockholders Of Company when we are not
such vote votes and 70 DO see
could give or do nsa member Inc
said meeting were personally and VIC do hereby a
and votes act or acts our saa attorney
may lawfully give or do of tho authority hereby
conferred upon him. .,J
Witness seals this day Of - one thousand
eight hundred aud
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EhAY LINE On Sunday morning the 3lst inst, the
~ Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
Company will commence running extra line, by the
following schedule:
LEAVE RICHMOND
Sunday
y T:sS:'''y ava +" arrive at Washington" P 4"
LEAVE WASHINGTON
Sunday
Wednesday }at6 a. NJ arrive at Richmond, GIG P. NJ.
Friday
March 80 103-Gt
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CllANCERY-YsoSiA-hta Court held for Louisa county
the Court house Monday February lh c39
Garland Reynolds Plaintiff.
against
Dorothy A. Price, Iym. Eddcs Tmocon G. Tice and Samuel
Parrish, Defendants.
The defendant Dorothy Price, having entered her appear
and security according law aud the rules OF this
and appearing the satisfaction Of the court that she
motion Of the plaintiff by his
Attorney ordered that the Dorothy A. Price do appear
before the ustces OF county Of Louisa the Court
house the second Monday May and the bill OF
the plaintiff copy OF this order be- forthwith inserted
newspaper published in The city Of Richmond for two months
posted the front door OF the Court house
>'N''' JOHN HUNTER, c.
Fob -ySw
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Sale of raiuabi. 1eaL pyoyerru and ,Siares

to authority vested in me by the viii Of Pleasant
w HAYWOOD deceased late of the county OF Henrco shall
proceed thu Sd day April next, OF Bell Tavern IL
the City OF Richmona SELL for cash. Five valuable SLAVES be
longing the estate Of the said Pleasant W. Arwood
or hcse two valuable factory haudAnd the 9Th day OF
the month"; ut the hour Of O'clock r. NJ the premises
shall proceed sell OF Lot No plan of the City
OF Richmond street. fronting IS feet TINT street, and near
the residence OF Mrs. Whdes, and which lot there is brick
house and other improvements.
And on Thursday the 18th day ofhc month shall
the Of IL o'clock M Land
lying and being the OF enco containing hundred
and eight acres aud quartet This und lies the old Brock road
and ubou three miles above the city Of Rchm0nd and the
nnds Of Joseph Burton John Carter and others The terms OF
sale for The lot and ,s land will be- oueid Of the purchase
to be paid cash. onetbd be paid months after the day
Of SALE and the remaining third DO paid twelve months after the
said aee credit be secured by bonds with good
cufity, and deed oftrust on the property.
-r,z SMITH B. NEW,
9dm'r d. h"u aah 40 rX uHnszed Of p H. Hnrrcod e
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March % .4~sf--'Tr - log
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.Norus .Mui,tcqulis Trees, to ~ feet in Height.

i-y- rhc National tn.elligenccr will please cop
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03

ana iorcible remarks. He spoke of the
unfortunate young man S early life. when
friends beheld his opening promise with
P'ae-w hen he was unive rsally beloved
oy all who knew him-and when every
,hi"s connected with him promised an
honorable manhood, and much useful
ness ID society. He warned the young
men, and indeed all present. OF the
cause OF his ruin-and admonished them
10 beware of that fell Demon, Intempe-
rance which had reduced him to his pre-
sent unfortunate condition. Twas this
! wee which caused Gwatkins ruin-'twas
this which was mainly the cause Of the
act which has driven this unfortunate
man from society, and doomed him TO
pass the miserable remnant of his DAYS
among criminals and lelons How sad
the rum which this demon has wrought!
ROW many bright hopes has it destroy
ed How many brilliant young men
under rs Influence have closed their
days in woe, and Indebtedness, and
crime IT'S this which fills our iails
and Penitentiaries-and furnishes our
@i0oets with victims-in truth tits this
(which weaves the winding sheet of
souls. and folds .hem in the urn of
death - Let the instructive lesson
which his fate teaches, be indelibly i'm,
pressed upon all who heard the trial.
There is no one who regrets this re.
suit more than ourself. We regret it Oh
account of his innocent relatives and
friends. who are exceedingly numerous,
and highly respectable Indeed, no
criminal has ever been arraigued at the
Bar OF public justice, whose friends and
connections in society occupied a more
enviable position. But we especially
regret ii on account Of his worthy bro.
Their, whose conduct on the occasion has
won for him the respect of all who saw
him, and heard his evidence-aud of
that amiable and excellent sister, who
reared him TO manhood, and whose
kindness and love, as exemplified
throughout this whole trial, show her TO
be an ornament to her sex, and eminent.
Iy worthy o! all the high commenda-
lions which her conduct and her tes,i,
mony received from all the counsel i'm
the cause-and indeed from all who
were present.
The sentence Of the court will not be
executed until the decision of the Gen !
eral Court, on the point which has been
carried before it.--LeringtOn Star.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
RICHARD G. GWATKIN.

The trial OF this individual, indicted
Tor the Murder of Frederick nj Pitman,
committed al the W bite Sulphur Springs,
in the month OF August 1888, was clo-
sed on last Tuesday morning
occupied something more than four days
Of the term. 1t was certainly the most
interesting trial Of the kind that has ey-
er taken place in this County. or indeed
IN this portion of Virginia. The Court
House was thronged from its commence
ment 10 lis close-every individual man
ifesting the deepest anxiety 10 hear eve
ry thing that could be advanced on the
side of the Commonwealt as well as
in behalf Of the unfortunate prisoner
The evidence which was closed on Fri
day evening after candle light, was lis
tened 10 with the most intense anxiety
AN anxiety arising in great degree
from the horrid and shocking atrocity Of
the act, as well as the nature of the de.
fence which was set up-viz "MSGRi
to-" We would state the evidence Of
fered on both sides, but as the question
will be before the General Court, and
new trial may possibly be the result: it
would be wrong TO say aught. calculated
to influence any subsequent decision.
The argument was commenced on
Friday morning, by Thomas J. Niche
Esq Attorney for the C9mmonw ealth,
in speech Of great ability, which oc
cUpied about three hours. He was fol.
lowed by Edyard Johnson, Esq of Bot
etourt in speech ofsix hours in behalf
of the pfisoDer--C. p. Dormaa Esq.
who poke about an hour and half
! and Gen. u. e.. BaldUiR who couclu-
ded tie defence in a speech of four
hours. a these gentlemen sustained
;heir high regulations for ability and el.
oquence. Mr.. Niche then closed the
argument for the Commonw ealtb, in d
speech Of near three hours. and which
was characterized by great excellence.
/ The jury then retired to their room, bot
| being unable TO agree were adjourned o.
yer until the next morning; when after
receiving instruction from his honor rem
dered verdict, sentencing the unfortu
nate man to confinement in the Jail aud
Penitentiary House for the space o
eighteen gears.
The Judge in pronouucing the sen.
Atence, accompanied ii by some eloquent
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1839-10-03
From The National IateYigenccr.

PARTY SUBsERvIENcY.-Mr Senator
failmadge, while i'm attendance on Court
at Tioga, in New York. during the las I
week, was invited to address WING
| Convention in session there. In the
course Of his remarks, he made the fol>
lowing exposition. which is published
in the Owego Advertiser. While il
does honor to the independence OF the
Senator, IT presents revolving picture
OF the subserviency Of those who hold
their principles so lightly and pu, them
oil or on, al the will OF the President.
II affords practical example Of the
passive obedience" avowed lately by
Van Buren, Candidate for Congress i'm
Mississippi who stated that much as he
was now i'm favor Of the sub Treasury
scheme, il the President were 10 re-
nonce il he would renounce it too -
This goes step even beyond the editor
oil the Richmond Enquirer. who, to be
sure. maintains his opposition to the sub
Treasury. measure which, from the
vast moneyed power it places in the
hands of the Executive, he declares TO
be dangerous to a Republic" yet sup
ports the man who urges this DANCE
rous" measure, and who even makes il
the test measure of his administration.
Such are the Inconsistencies Of the dev
otees of party, who, reversing President
NJ onroe's old fashioned motto OF "prin-
cipia non bomines," take for their guide,
the anti-repubiican rule of "mcn not
principles" The following is the ar,i-
Gle of the Owego Advertiser relative to
MIR. Tallmadge's exposition
In his speech OH Wednesday night.
als. Tallmadge stated the fact that, pre-
vious to the extra session of Congress,
in September, 1887, Gov. Marcy called
on him, at his residence in Poug hkeep>
sic, and urged him to oppose the sub
Treasury scheme; that in so doing he
would be sustained by the party in this
State. The Governor remark ed that lie
supposed he would be urged to endorse
the scheme in lis Message, but he ad =
ded with emphasis, HE WOULD NOT DO
IT Mr.. Tallmsdse also said that he |
had now in his possession letters from
many of the prominent men of the par
ty which supported MIR. Van Buren,. ad
vising the same course that Gov. Marcy |
had done and that in pursuance OF their
advice, and his own honest convictions,
he did oppose the bill. and now these
very men denounce him for it, So
much for Locofoco consistency"
The Albany Evening Journal remarks
on this confederation of the fact, SO oft
en- stated. that Governor Marcy was one
OF the earliest Conservatives
eve saw eight Van Buren, Members
of Congress, on their way to attend the
extra session, who openly denounced
the Globe. end as openly repudiated the
destructive doctrines of the Admins
tration. And yet all but the Hon. John
c. Clark, Of those eight Representatives
of the People. were moulded over TO the
views of the Executive Aud Governor
Marcy, who urged Messrs. Tallmadge
and Clark 10 take the ground they oc-
eupy, ard who approved of their course
OIL their return. not only stultified him
self, but is among those who denounce
those fearless and faithful champions of
the interests of the People, and the wel~
fare of the Republic as Traitors ="