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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

PEHNsYLvANIA.-Ths extra session OIL
the Pennsylvania Legislature was brought
TO close on Tuesday evening, when i;
Adjourned after session Of fifty days
The improvement bill. or rather an en-
graIimentof that kind. upon the Repair
bill. which had passed some days since,
vas Pa''sd on the las: day Of the session.
IL appropriaies in all about four million.
OF dollars 10 the seysrsl'iines Of improve.
ment already commenced, OF hich s5ou
5 100000 is for repairs. The election
bill also Pa'sed-it being pushed through
near the close Of The session.
BallisnsTs Psfri0f.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Leaving profit 10 be divided amongst2 ,o, -
the deposi;ors and stockholders ''9 ~
HUMPHREY KEYEs.
THOMAS RUTHERFORD.
THOMAS RAWLiNs,
THOMAS A. MOORE
ANDREW HUNTER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Some laborers in clearing out sewer
10 \. York on Friday. found q pocket
book IN cleft in The mason work Of lie
eulyeri. which wss found 10 contain a
quantity Of L. States Bank notes said by
rumor TO be SIS. 00O.) In the poke,
book was found the name of--Smhh.
corner Of Chestnut and Sixth sireets, Phil.
adslphia. The pocket book YES Ieli with
the police, subject 10 the call Of the own.
er.-BaH. Chronicle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

London double Brown stout,
HSoK SALE by
ii. KEvEs.
July 4, is39
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

@4 ~ - = 24N ~ AVA y - 4fs
These Mills are snusied upon ihe SKIRT, II m.
io"n-'he Baltimore aid Ohio ksi-Rosd, a.
no" located, permanently, passing siihin hfly
feet OF the back Door of the Merchant HtI ana
about one hundred ards from, the ChoppirZNiiI.
The water power II sbund-ht and constant, and
Tie i,nd good limestone soil.
THIS property possesses advantages, IN con.~-
queuec OF 'ts proximity 10 the town and the Il Al
Road, that must render It highly Reliable an
accurate survey ol all the property, " desired.
will be made. The whole propsrt, will be sold.
subject {" a title 10 dover, IN Mrs. Stephen
should she survive her husband
Terms Of Sale --Ous-ihitd In haud-the b.
lance IN two eqtal irstslmeni. Of twelve month.
and two years. With interest from date upon :hr
deferred paymehts-ihs purchaser, Of course.
executing trust dc I'd 10 secure these raymsnt,
CtiAS. JAS. PAULkNER.
EDMUND PENDLEToS,
MsN 10. Iri1.-St. Tsust,,t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
Mould boards.

NVE have just -seeivcd, end intend kes ping
w supply Of Mould Boards.
r. Z. SIGAFooSE & co.
July 4, 1899.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
LAND FOR SALE.

WILL he .oid, At public suction, on Sa,sy.
w dsy the u dag # .iuSgG nsst
TRACT OF LHED
In JeHersoo county, Virginia. coH,Sinin- 900
acres, adjoining the isnd of RIOS, Milton and
Others. This land ~.s or,sinslIy Of tho Gist
q1shiy, aud though reduced at prr.eut ~ hard
cultivation. yet IL - believed that tiuis ret
and eouf." Of good hu.bandry, will socn re-
oiaim Il. The sale will take place on ne !ari.
and commence at about ~ o.ric1s IarI,rn,.
viii be liberal, aud ua ie known On IT, 6.y II
sale JANIS GHIGGs.
THOMAS GRIGGS.
Esseaior' q IheHD Gigs, iced
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

FHViE Ohss soc sssugiss 81 Cssrxs ~
~ fsassr, Etq ~ rhariesio~n. sdislsl.
re store n NJ. ,. = Pasksa, sal - 49,.
ffom tie les Ayri asxt
Mach q, is53. =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

General JoHs ARMSTRONG, formerly
SseFeisfy 81 War. upwards Of 80 years
Of ags. y now residing with bis son. near
Sosan'loWn, - Bsliimoss county, With
70 few Jules Of ibis eiiy.-BaH. Pei.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

RECEPTION OF THE PREsipUST.-Thers
have been considerable Dimensions and
differences Of opinion smonS the faith.
fol as 10 the manner OF receiving the Pres.
idsnt The real Radical, were IN f..
vog Of giving hin. the same welcome that
they did Hunt and Cobbel--a grand pro.
eeSsion on foot with linen banners. con-
timing subscriptions ia favor Of Equal Rights
"a speech from him on the colonnade OF
the City Hall, and punch. crackers, end
cheese. al the public expense. The rea-
s0nablo portion Of the party were 10 ia
soF OF something more dignified and pro-
per; and finally, after much wrangling.
the whole arrangements were referred 10
the three Msjor Generals. Gen. Dough.
~. Gen. Sanford, and Gen. Floyd
two Wings snd half a Loco Fooo. a
grand military parade and procession has
been decided upon-citizenS on horse
back, eauisges.- and bsrouehe for the
Pfesideni. SiIh six horses--rrcsp,ion Al
the City Hall. SC. &e.--.Nlc YORK Star.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
Gharfcsfosrss s. JeGS-so,s (osaf,,
savings Institution.
JuLY 4 lS3p

July L.. 1899.
Nv y, the subscribers, having besn sppo,n,ed
" oy ths Chsriesiown aud JsHerson County
savings Institution, pursuant 10 n pto,i,,oa a.,
us charter. conmiiteo 10 in,e,,ira,. an. AZ.
fairs of said Institution for the Last SIX u,uth.
and To make report ,hereof, have c,r.(uII,
examined The books. accounts, securities and
moneys OF the Institution. and prc.e nj m. fol
lowing statsus<nt, shelving a., coodtio, q, ,b,.
day. Aud We further certify. that ~. b,,,
particularly sx,minsd the security taken 10,
money loaned; and that the same sppear. 10 us
To cash In the hands Of The Tre.,ufer
lsf January, 1e39, fs'1 ~
To rsom'.sory notes on hand al the ! ,.,o
same date, ci6I95 so
To weekly and mOn,hiy deposits ,,o, 80
since that date. lie3 30
To special dePos,tes since that date, 1850 25
To interest on notes disc euuIsd, 535 CT
S22i,i CO
Cr.
Cash paid dis'd 10 depo. and
stockholders, Jan. !, 1889, S't ID
Cash paid interest to specially ca no
tepositors GO VI
Cash p,'d special deposition, loon M
Withdrawn '99o W
Cash paid weekly dePositorsl ,,o M
withdrawn S<V w
Cash paid Tres,urer',saiary o, M
TO ist July w
Amount note. discounted 1871 so
Cash IN the Tressursr's hands AS 81
-2oi3i co
Prcsni itais # Tia Insiiia;,sm:
Notes discounted 1921 so
Cash in the hands OF the Treasurer .is 81
sl9Gi0 o.
LIABILITIES.
Due spseisl deposition, 5l03 -
Duo stockholders 1890 90
Due weekly and "0n'A'y de- go, 81
-I9I40 ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

MAJOR CBARLEs YANcEY, the "old
wheel horse" Of Buckingham, a. he hes
bsea called by his party IS recommended
% The Richmond Enquirer IS the loco To-
co candidate for Governor. Iie isareg.
ulir oai ADD out loco foco and vas beaten
70 the late election Tor aseat IN the House.
Ia the recommendation. the Coossrya.
iiyes are eoaxsd TO give him their support.
TO cook dolphin, 6fSi catch him. sc.
Bell. CkroaitL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
SPRINGS,
Eli .1egerbou Couutp. Ill

) .Nifcs from Ckurfestoy,s.
TAyuis agreeable aud beautiful watering
IL Place Is now prepared 10 receive Ni.iters
The Company have recently made various i'm
prorements suggested by tho experience of :heir
irst ssssoo. The seeonn I'd alton. ofia,, year be-
ins found insufficient for the number Of ,isiter.
extensive additions have been m ado 10 the build
ings. and the whole establishment other~i, e i'm
proved and enbellishcd. Besides the Warm
Baths, which Will be much improved, large Frssi-
Ins Baias arc being constructed, calculated 20
furnish The most Delighted river bathing both for
ladies and gentlemen.
The surprising beauty OF these Springs. siiua-
ted on great bend Of the msjestic Shenandoah
River, al the foot Of the Blue Ridge Mountain,
as woil as the long established superiority Of the
waters, need not sgain DO more than sdyerted
to. These, together with it. great facility OF
access from Baltimore, Philadelph ia. tho Dis
rict, &c. by RAILROAD and Canal, render il one
Of the most agreeable, healthful aud convenient
resorts during the heats Of Summer.
Competent Managers, Servants, .,fn,ie, Plea
sure and Fishing Boats, &c, are provided. and
the Company assure the public that no .iTor, or
expense will DO spared to render their E,,ab-
lishment equal TO any other, either for gentoel
accommodation, rational Amusement, or ealth-
lul enjoyment.
These Springs are reached in day's ride
from Baltimore or Washington. by tho Rail.
Road to Charles,oun, from which place COM
Portable Coaches with safe drivers and horses.
belonging tn the Company, will convey travel
lers 10 the Springs, distance Of miles, over
an easy road and through most beautiful and
fertile country, arriving there before sunset.
THE PRoPRlEToRS.
Nav OF 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
a List OF EHtters

nEhAiNING in tho nost Office at Charles
IA town on the 30th Of June. IeJ9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

The New York Correspondent Of the
Inlelligeneer SAYS there - no truth in the
story that Mr. Csmbrelsng has taken up
sPro Iemgers residences on the eastern end
OF Long Island, IN order 10 be elected a
member Of Congress from thence.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
TmrnfiIlc NOficc.

Turnpike Notice.
An Election wall be held At Carriers Hotel.
~ Chaflestown. o. fis % .Noadsy ~ JuIy uSrf.
Tor Directors % The Smdhhsid. Chsrlasio~n
and Hsrpsrs-Fefry Turnpike Company.
- W. LAKELAND, PisG
y. Bit Is particularly desired that the
BosTd meet early on the above day. ~ tbsTe -
much uuseitied business 10 attend 20.
Inus r. 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
a Lisi ocIcflcrn

~ ENAiNING N the Post oabee ct sb.p-
- = hsrd,toWb on The hrsi deg Of JuiT. 1879.
which, u not isksB out before the las dsg ~
October next. vii BE- scot 70 The General Post
Office az Dead letter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
PU BLIC SALE.

Par unde'. isred, Trustees, IN , deed OF trust.
- executed BY Isaac y. I.aurk and Alexanr'.r
stephen. on tie 3lst Of July, 1885, will c!.ar {. :
sale, on
.hona1y he sii day of J2'y net,
At the Court-IIou.e door. b. the town of MIR.
'insburg. the following ProperIy-be!ss nor.
'ioo OF tia, which was conveyed In the deed
nforcsaid-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

Dissolution OF PaTIncrsilip.
VENUE CoparinsrshiP heretofore EXISTING be
u tween ns nndsrsisasd, under the hsm Of
ksyes x fiors. VS. dissolved 90 the rth inst.
The business wili be eohUngsd by llgnYtrey
KeytA
Me George W. = Kssrslsy oil atisud 20
settling the ahsifs % TIE lste concern.
HUMPHREY RETEs,
JAMES FLOHE.
Chstiesosn. Jgre 20. lsJ9.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
A TRACT OF Lawn

Lying adjacent to the town Of Mariin.h-re. and
Hoyih OF 4 line running with tho south side Of
John street, including certain LOTS within ~ e
limits OF laid town, 10 wii:-No. 50 -. - %.
81, -, %. "a, %. OF es. 20, ca, 50. iof -.
with. perhaps, Few Others, sad eonialuia-
about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
cxzoPPING Myx1,.

In complete oraf,r. anPiy erieasire Jay /
Rnoins.. ...L
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04
l25 ACRES.

To persons unseqnainted with hi. property.
II - only necessary 60 say, as its character aud
value viii OF course DO s.ceriained by personal
examination, that there i, no property. either in
OF near the iosn. Of greater value. There are
upon il a frst-rate
Merchant Mill,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-04

May %. 1899.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
AN uNDEyELupEE CENTS

lbe d'illcul'ies IN The way Of an .uo.
drse:oped gen'as are thus sutilosuised m
Meals Charcoal Sketches Han +,
said he, .how Is Il cs,,'t level down nv
expressions 10 the conpr, henson Of N,
esprsss,oos How Is it laant gs, ~.
spisat out, SO my verses wiI' ran ,.lsar,
! know what uican inys.lf. ia, 40 Lnd,
else duss,,and HE impadent edito,s savs
lis wasting rooa, 10 pint what n,bogv
understands. rre plenty nfgenius Iol,
Mii. Tor ! often want 70 cut my ,hroat
and would have done long ago only 1
hurts; I'm c'uck iull Of genius running )
ser, tori Lde all ,orl, Il people mean
noush so'do i, bale going 10 bed /
bale getting up. My Conduct Is vttv
eGcenlfIc aud singular ihase had IN.
miserable melancAolic slI,lhe time. al
In pretty nearly always as cnss AZ ,L,.
'dev,', winch sure sign. Genus il as
tender AZ askinnsdcal, and gel. inn, .
pa'son whenever you Iooch IL Wh.u /
c""'e'eeud to AUTOBIOGRAPHY ior ! I'M,
sy"pa'hy' 70 tsks u yaey o,slI,ct.,.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

anJsco'nra' issued to ns-,s tnor
sffeewrenrle. Tint arn't emory ax,o n. ~
&pcar FOUR B The 4 cling ina::gpr , .''''s.
poeIisouI. which II alwsyjfiib"o'I,"s. ~ .
tua'ers'A ~ sl'uaf'on. ana Ill = 'ssy !.
tpn'l know What NE dute In AL, 0Fy
I~'ln g.nius slwa, sst,,td .vf ~. Z I.
i,niu ths "a W. ilanI.i. III TIN III. aA'
~ own hes rl? Ard when liz .,'.a AM
4 ~; world, . I'd u tie prhlrr, .y,-,, s' q
lii.s frenzy and ny sauI SVEN n, |. ~
n. al tears The shirl 81 my buzzun " ~
Ieye1lriclwe~ my dicky. when i !. 80
susies and ~ ,va,ts me above N. 'Tr'''
,noohert, they laugh again and !, !, ,'a'
n0tts b. psfr,ous lite poor slsh;' ~
ale worse than Russian scurfs? II, =
fate nf genins; Il is Lis'p or fa,be, nc
10 70 through li!4 will, 10 sympa,,,;s - Y
and less cash. Lde'ss field u \. 's J,
berry and rasberty bushes Meao -
plesquat down aud pick The ,,u,, wv
matter how they black thsir 6as.' "
while genius proud and penpsodisSSI,.'
strides tieicely Or, and ge,s Do,hM, M H.
scratches and holes lore 10. MS lrs,xs, =
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

GRATlTrDE. Az KaIamanki,
while walking along The shore,
q greek who spoke the liugna
rranca, Cane from on board Of
one otlht little casques, and
when he learned that | was an
AAerIcau, described to Inc the
scene that had taken place DPS
On tina, beach upon the arrivals
~ provisions from America;
WhcA thousands vf miserable
beings who had fed liom The
blaze oi their dwellings,, ana
lived inr nnnlhs upon plants
amt roots: gtev-heatied men,
mothers with infants ia their
arms emiclated with hunger
and almost frantic with despair,
came down rom the mountain
retreats 10 receive the welcome
relief. lie might well remem-
Ter the scene, Tor he bad been
o''e olIlsat starving people; and
ne took me 70 his house mud.
showed me his wife and chill.
drennow nearly all growlltelilng.
me that that they bad an been
rescued l'rem death by the genr-,
os'ty Of my counrrymen. ! do
moi Know why hua 10 those conn
irres Kidd nor seem unmanly for
q bearded and whiskerei man
~ wcep;,l tslt any thiug but
cintea'pi furlim, when, with
his heart overildwips aad his
eyes filled with tears, heiold me
when lret''rlled home, 70 say to
my cnsetryuirnliIati had seen
ami i.lk1sl Ailh q recipient oil
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

| can be charged upon us no lon
lger. We have many 0iusyie'
Ned or private preference W.
Brave nade,common cause y
| gAiusl Martin Van BureM VIZ
rally around 4 sltlgle name
|WIuch We oppose oEhis--ant
thai oh me Ii HENRY CLAY,
And. sir, will the people q
Mississippi not respond 10 the
Language of Judge Bcaley r.
Twill tl'ey not nnite upon the
|nobIc-Aaartsd KenInckian--tl,e
gallant, the generous,thc chiv.
aIric orator, who never conceals
a thought which his Judgment
forms, or suppress an emotion
with which his bosom glows!--
one who, with a frankness that
forgets all petty affairs Of self
interest, cones ont boldly on all
occasions in deieuce Of the pub
lie veal, and Of 'llerighls Of hui
maai,y. No party lrammels
circumscribc the objects on
which his philanthropy shall
operate, or The topics 10 which
his eloquonce shall extend its
fertalizing iailaeuce. the great.
esl good ID the greatest nun-
ber,' has empbalIcally been his
through life. III foreign
lands his name iu Identified Win
that Of the geaius Of liberty
Travellers inform us that Hen
~ Clay" is a familiar echo 4.
mong the mountains af Swi,zer-
and--If is rrvctenced among
he peasanlry Of Francs--ti,e
,airints of Poland have bo,nesI
us name with 'hem (ensbrined
il tllen hearts, 70 their drcary |
sxile--and among the sayan.
OF South America tits ia |
Diliar as household words.
md CAN'T be believed that the
'eople Of Mississippi will turn
rom this picture-will they I
brow aside such a man and
AXE up the groveling, selfish
'esug that halls from Kindrr-
look Pa man who s,udioosly /
voids making himself under
tooc--ahd who never comes
III on any question without pro-
lilaling The public by apollo
les, explanations and pressing
ttempts, so calculated To con
Use the mind, that ever his adj
erenfs know not what his prIn-
lplts are if indeed he has any.
cannon believe, sir, thar The
'ankness Of Mississippiaas can
ndare such 4 nan as Van BIZ
~, waen bis opponent is such
man as Henry Clay.
Yours ia haste.
N. g. N.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
THE PRISONER on RocHrrrr

Here is a scene from The VaudY,,;ill. I,
The Prisoner t Rochelk.,' which IN
audience in aroar 81 Iaegihsieaeh u,,t /,
otits performances We copy, win h..
/ missiyI, ~ Miss i'uoyn, tr whom a. n
4 splay was expressly written Nv j II
Hewitt, Esq. Corprsl Cartoueh ,,,.
SEES blmself With gong through lhe M.
uai exercise, While Lea, seated II T.,
work table, alls'rscllys questions, Vim
tonsssuing malrimcny. Bill. Trans
L.era--.lf 4 girl were ID laH
|inlose with you, Corporal,wha,
wonitf you do.
Corporal. Present arms.
L.-Sbe would doubles loot
70 you for
(.-supnar!
l-Aad what Il burden yvb
wunld have To
- = Haige
1 : AZ, prospes, Of course,
wonlH moi -
C.-Advauce!
Land you'd have to-
C.-'Bon face.
Land never have any
Crest!
l..-Now, corporal, give ne
y Off
C.-Asi-niion!
LA nMn of yoo year IS not
ablle TO bear such a.
M.-Loatti
L. Yoa are not i'm your---.
I.-Primr!
L--Your wife may
C,--'Bout!
~ wv obS W"
'pon--
C.--lseiurn!
l. And lhen you'd have y
,ear all on YOUR
I C.--ShouI!er!
L.--Would you be-
O. Ready!
LII think you would have
ONE other
C.-~Aaini!
L.--And yon would throw oil
our episteIes into die
C.--Fire!
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16

A mol, has many heads but
no brai.s.
Tha, trial is nor fair where
affection or prejudice Is The
Judge.
War limiting, and love have
4 thousand paiI,s.
Binshihg is virtues color,
Consciuce is the chamber ufjS'
,lcr. 4
Scnrrili,v is the corruption Of
wit, as knavcry is Of wisdom
Hope IS q WorkiagsliAq'
dream.
Drunkenness turns a ir.ano'lt
of himself, and leaycsa beastin
has room.
What maintains oac slce
would bring up TWO cIhildrrn. 4
Truc valor is fire; bullying y
smoke.
When honor "a merceusry,
money grew honarabls.
Worth has been unler-raif'' 4
ever since wealth has bssarv
ver-valned. 4
An ASS covered with god s
more respected than a ROSE
with a'phnksa.idlr. A
! lie shut max es himself o sntAf
Will e eaten by the wolves.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-16
FOR THE fEAEL sixf bAkkElts
LEl.frR1SM. Y

{fN ~ %ElLfsH&nNs VA ~ s :,
A Nj. y1aii's argnpeni Il az il yy tys, u
|lhs NV tosfsr said 'ysp 'he qOid " sabac
n missed his mouth, sed risslsFea N
bis pesptrs'. sss
Il strikes a.e eyry sxsib n III. Gov
saiL svsn lheIoc osno'wriuFy6t6 htr, iha
mat We wiliS'ksvs d procure situation
No he North end OF the Court House 70
I'be gentlemen, who takes 50 much trou
bic % close store doors
From the Natcbez Courier.
LETTER. FROM JACKSON
WHO CONVENTION.
4 JAcksoS, Feb. !, 1922.
DEAR SIR.--The Wing Nom
inallons were Yesterday conclu-
ldea. Tie twhole ticket now
stands thus:
For Congress. A. l.. Binga-
man, Of Adams, Reuben w. Da-
Wis, Of Mandoe,. For Governor.
Edward Turner, Of Franklin
For State Treas urer. Gen. Silas
Brown, nf Kinds. Far Secrefa-
ofStalc, Dudley S. Jennings, Of
Hinds. For Auditor III Pablo
! Accounts, Philip Dixonnf Hiads.
A strong delegation was also
appointed torepresent the State
10 the National Wing Conven-
ton to be holden al Harrisburg,
in December next.
A central Wing Committee ol
five members, resident in, and
near jackson, was appointed,
and a large amount Immediate
~ Subscribed and paid, ~ de-
Tray the cost Of printing andoih-
er expenses attending the oper-
atoms ofihe Congention.
The address of The Convex
ton, the proceedings III detail,
and the truly logical and pow
erful speech Of Judge Winches-
ter, delivered on Tuesday night
before the Convention. in the
Hall Of Representatives, Will
all be published before long
and circulated i'll every part u
he State.
10 you Sit | need not express
any opinion about the nomiaa-
ions, as yoMare doubtless we'll
acquainted with allthe indiyld-
laIs on the ticket. Suffice ito
say, that the nominating CON.
nil,ee, in making the choice,
every name with the
most palleui and careful deliber.
iliUn. Many ulheruames we're
for all the different
POSTS; but, with a spirit OF una
unity and compromise rarely
~.
'qual!ed, The Wings have re!in.
all private predilec,ioDs
nd personal attachments. The /;
considerations sug-
essted by patriotism, aaI hyd !.
lie absorbing desire IL rid tie /,
oantfy OH vsr,nin that have
'esilea ~ the high places 1fthe !
and, seem % have guided the +,
Wigs ~ All their acls while IN 4
Convention. Never, sir, have !
cen anassmhlagc Of public ,aeu, 1
ylncing more dignlty, courtesy !.
r manly good Sense, than were /
lsplayed in the Proceedings III u
he Wing Convention. Tie d
peech 81 Judge Bod,ey, (the 4
resident, Immediately before !,
he adjournment, 10 answer 10 c
he complimentary vote Of the +
fllrers OF the Convention, only r.
rnde,l 10 draw sill more close h
The bonds Of union, by which Q
ne opponents Of Martin Van h
5usen i, Mississippi are united. S