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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03
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Tho CHAIR submitted u report from the Secretary
ofthc Treasury, in compliance with a resolution ofthe
Senate, IN relation TO the payment of Government
drafts by the deposite banks since the general resump.
ton of specie payments III ISIS; which was laid on the
table, and ordered H. be printed.
Mr.. WEBSTER presented several Abolition pct;-
tons: the motions to receive which were laid on The
table.
Mr.. w. also presented a remonstrancc against the
use ofbloodhounds in the Florida war; which was laid
on the table.
Also a petition for a Congress of Nations to adips,
international difficulties; which was referred TO the
Committee of Foreign Relations.
Also, seven petitions from citizens Of PHILADELPHIA
county, praying the restoration and continuation of The
protective system; which were referred to the Commit.
tee Of Manufactures.
Also, the petition of n number of umbrella makers.
praying the imposition of a duty on imported silk nm.
brellas and parasols; which was referred to the Commit.
tee on Finance.
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented cirh, memorials from
citizens Of Philadelphia county, praying the restoration
and continuation OF the protective system. Mr.. B took
that occasion 10 say, that when this important subject
was taken up for consideration, it could not oririna,e
in the Senate, as, by an express constitutional provision,
all revenue bills must originate in the House of Ronra-
sentatives. The memorials were referred TO the Com.
mittee on Manufactures.
Mr.. ALLEN presented three memorials from citizens
of Washington city, praying the renewal and modlfca-
ton ofthe charter of said city; which were referred 10
the Committee on the District of Columbia, and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. BUCHANAN presented a memorial of a num-
Der Of citizens Of Pennsylvania, praying the passage Of
a general bankrupt law; which was referred to the
Committee on the Judiciary.
Mr.. B. also presented two memorials remonstrating
against the use Of bloodhounds in the Florida war:
which were laid on the table.
ar. WILLIAMS, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, to which was referred certain resolutions of the
General Assembly of Connecticut in favor Of the pc.
Enlistment Of a national foundry within that STATE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-03

cned principles and universal good. Considered, there
fore, in reference to the principles and policy on which
our Government is administered, no term could be
more appropriate 10 designate those who yield II ,ns
class, who with Mr.. Morris wonld cxclaim, 'behoid,
though ii bias, thine e~yc-balls, wild and savage De-
mocracy-behold lawful princes reposlng III the arms
of loyal subjects" c,.
Mr.. President, | must conclude; the time OF inns
Bodv will not allow me to proceed. But, Sir, ] will
say, | am a Democrat-that glory in belonging 10 the
Democratic Party-yes,t the GREAT Democratic Re-
publican Party, as it is sometimes called, out OF de-
rision, by the Whigs-that party which stands with one
foot on Northern Abolltion'sm and lne other Oh Sonlh-
ern Whiorcry. holding aloft the Constitution OF the
country, administered in lis primitive purity, TO the
Wow of an admiring world.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
EY.GnvrnNnR HITLER

Or s5uh CsfoIIna. rne Of 81 Calhoun.
Tafmfei nrfuds In former times proves ~ he
ioIav.ng ietrf. uai be- b an sl.i .fls iu bis Old
pu1rp.rs We have hrre1 hlf He i.u. bloc
oA he oge- bright sh.et 90 Cafe.na. may BE-
wiped % tg te ereTIors ~ Ffcstoh Thomp-
800. Pcu.gru. Lrgare E1Hef aht few others
Cefrrrit ~ G. June ~. 1870
Geaiiemsa'-- Your favor Of ibe 25,b
uliimo inviting ne 10 j0in the friend,
Of Haumon and Reform 81 On entertain.
meni tobe gwen 30 your town on ihe a.
July next ~as received Day before yes
tefday
regret ihai previous engagement
WI prevent my accepting tbs token =.
youf kindness and hosriisliiy
Although personally absent. am All.
you heart and hand ~ he good cause Z
hold % q aufy % buckle 90 our sraouf f5f
lhe hight against The pretebi Admin,,ifs.
iion and Ne fuinous messufss. snd 10 meet
81 a. We would sn invading arnv is,ire
waste our county vith ere and sword
u ia most gratifying 10 uitnes. the
notes u preparation sounding for The com
ing eoalesi ~ our as'ef State. I pray
you fol- and complete success 6sps
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

ELECTIONS This week, elections will take
place IN North Carolina, Alabam1. Tennessee
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, aud Missouri 10.
wards these States, She eyes Of the Union arc
directed W''b intense anxiety
According % ihe account, of tho Van Bnren
prints, scarcely vestgr or Whggrry will D.
Iei' IN Nonh-Cafol.na. They promise 90 carry
bo'h tranehe' % tac Legislature ADD cleo, their
Sovern'f ly sweeping m7J5nIes We wsfe
told o." sans Tale, hr'or. ile late elections in
Come cpt Rhode sianf. s.r-.a.a. al.i t.g.
is'sna Hltae have been secas,gmei ,c isr~
~ 'h' t'i-sau strain. i'a' we snow pretty near
" ""a' e'"ma'e % rnt upon TO- we forilcar
any predictions oufselgel We basc an op.siap.
h'ee'ef. Which, an their bnggau ar. eas6oi
shake.- RirimrnI TfIir.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

~s' one which may be rightly regarded as omi.
nous Of the future
log cabin tfrcrn Loudoun Ibelievs) IN Pa.s-
ing through Tie grove, TO its station on the
ground. came In contact With a AieLory tree, and
tore the bark completely from its truDk-snd
theo, a' Il continued to roll on unin pedsd
aud uniPjured, IL crushed, in its course, a shall
'ow-roo,sd uPsiari 'iifoy slS' sPtout, which
was 10y hsun,ing u. light aud "swaggeriug
head above the surface Of the earth; Thus
e'ineihg that "oli Hickory" himself esLno,
'is'a the triumphant career Of log cabins in Viz
sioia, nor save from meri,ed destruction the
prs'umP'ious little SLIPPERY elm shoot, which
las been 80 tenderiy fosiered under his shade,
and has iouri,hed snd grown 50 g,ssa under his
protecting arms. Verify.
1.-THE bodemsnt - auspi ious, and tells
OF good 10 our cause"
TIP
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

Many Of our readers " 10 remember how the
dei'caic democratic seh,ibiitics OF Col. Benton
ani rhoma, Richie were shocked at the ex-
ua.aslnt display Of costly and gorgeous furni.
lure IA the East Room Of the PfeslJ.at's House.
dlnnS Mr.. Adams's administration. when there
Serc bu, few Old riesetty chairs, small dusty
lamps, and perhaps a l,t.e more corresponding
furniture amounting IN all to the value of few
hundred dollars. Now, We hear nothing from
these economy aaI reform" gentlemen about
extra asance'' IN the Eas, Room. when thou
sad, uPsn thousands 81 TIC public money have
been expended in decorating and adorning that
celebrated room, 10 crafty the plain democratic
republican ta,le and PRIDE Of the dear, sweet
ltac f-.ios' Ci Undertook In late spesch
Of Mr.. ogle, Of PsnnsY !yan.a, IN Congress ,sr
have peep !0;p IAls room, and for eItravagance
lai sP.e1alr We venture 10 IS err it mas scarcely
US equal amongst the old royal palaces OF the
oil world. Take FOR example the single item OF
curtains, and bear in rHinI hat all the furniture.
glasses, amps, &c &c, are in unison IN COS, and
.p.ca,or:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

MOB ~ PiliLADELpltN- E.r trre
tine past, dimeuliy has existed tsfsces rI.. ,r.
habi'ans - keatrslo Dstf 60. ard ibe p}l.s.
d-ipha AMI Tfcntan Railroad Campsag. .a rs.
rnn DO fuaaias iAs l5li hfau.l ,hrtaa.r.t
privilege hat vas granted sy tHe lafs Icg,.ia-
tYrc These tlllcu.tes, after leading 90 ssgrr.I
acIs 20 violence. we're referred Co the saprrre
Court, vA.ch gave is decision fsa DAYS ae.. ,s
favor 81 ths Company. Tie wofamea CONE
menced work on Saturday, hui we're stopped Oh.
che resistance 81 a mob Which Immediately ga
iAsIci and aho tore up ihe rails. Tie f8.ioulng
cay the mob again assembled. sr1 pracerlei Or
iAe public house OF Mf. Emery. 90 Ffont street.
oenrd o. NJ. Nag'ee ihe Pfessirnt IL ule lia.l.
Road Compaby. Having Gfst bfoktn in tbe
doors and windows they entered sod GrrI H8r
b5ling De whole of which, and 90 contrnis
were 5000 burned 70 DE ground Several 6ge
companies fastened 60 Zoe spot. Bat we're assault
G.! with a shower Of stones ahd compelled 20 re-
luqu.sh sII sIou 10 sob1oe DE Gre. The Pbt.
ladr phis Enquircr states that ihe value 81 tbe
building Destroyed vas about q 900 tins e..
umaus does Dot ,nclots ire los Of Mr Emery.
ihe landlord. 10 fsmiiae, sock, Sc. pfotab,y
from $4,000 60 $4,000. Il IS also stalled. ihat a
box uhch contained his savings Tor many years.
was iasta from under his bed. end carried %
before the ste vas much under uay
nambsfo f ne mob hfye been arrested sna
s.fesdJ several % hem have bern Sentenced 10
the Fenieauay Go l1ng rsn,'a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
- 90 -

Toien Meeting at Warrington The
recen, course OF Congress in relation to
the Banks Of the District Of Columbia has
created no little feeling. A meeting to
take the subject into consideration was
held in Washington on Monday last,
Which, we learn from the In;elligencer,
was numerously attended by citizens
without distinction Of party, OF every walk
IN life and OF every variety o: ocoupa.
ton" Resolutions in some measure ex.
pressive Of the sense of the meeting were
passed, and thiriy.two citizens were APP
Pointed.as delegates TO a convention which
IS 10 assemble IN Washington on The ID
Monday IN August, to take the matter in
to more mature consideration. Alexan-
dTia aud Georgetown are also invited TO
send delegates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

sUICiDE.-ws regret 60 learn that Mr.. Joseph
smith. of Shcpherdsovn. committed suicide BY
hAngag h,ms.lf ia the basement story Of hu dwell
ng On Sunday evening last The event has hiled his
friends snd Aequaintances With surprise Nj s.
wasa gentleman of easy circumstance. sustained en-
upright and moral character, ard vas universally
ssiesInsd. No satisfactory reason can be assigned
Tor ~ rash AZ ssi; u IL believed, however, that
s'oee the death Of Ia, wife. TO whom he ardent
ly attached. he has been subject 10 fits q ,lanoho-
~ aud that IN oae Of these hs determined to destroy
hlmself
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
Frsm b. .Nslien.I Lnl,lLl,.n....

The VINO Festival o. CHARr,roWH. Jeersr.
son County, frginil. on the 3Oih ult. was. We
learn from gentleman present, one Of the lar
seh and most interesting meetings ever held
ia the state. The soene q the festival was a
beautiful grove, abOsttwo miles from the Town
~heTe abundant provision was made by The
committee Of Arrangements for the aeeommo-
aahon OF The assembled multitude The honest
yeomanTy Of tho adjacent counties attended in
oro"ds, and many Vistsrs from Baltimore "a
o'ner distant places were brought IN the railroad
cars Aessrs. ilOTraAS, FIITa, and KEySrpv
from Baltimore, and Gov. PoFE ofKentuckv. en-.
ehained The attention of the audience. by tbsir
e'oluent aud patriotic speeches, from 10 o'e lock
"a The morning tall 10 the afternoon; when Mr.
Ht'rhpY JoHSsos, Of Baltimore, commenced
anoIessins Them, out se4uie-cej ia a suggestion
'hsi TIE meeting should adjourn To Charlestovn.
suo thsi ne should there resume bis address -
ne shJourned Heetlns WAS addressed Al the
toeft h0uso ~ hr. JouEsoH, IN speech wor-
10Y o. his high reputation and also by Col A.
eV,riAt = snitH, Of Clsrksburg. with great sni-
mation md abilty
" - supposed that shout 10 900 persons uer,
a"cmbled ~ the woods near ChsrIsstoWo
some ides OF tho mtEatude Of the prepsr,t,on.
maJ be formed from the feet that 600 bound.
o. meat Wefe provided. and bread IN sropor-
"ohai quantity The spirit Of the Old B6mioiep
rs visible IN the whole proceeding me
'Nai'tsioFn meeting vas Ersat porgias
move ment, efincirE the determination IL the
fe'fie of NirEinia tbat their Stale shsItshs tbe
slsnd ~hich her history sntries her 90 ,n ~.
l'iia'nE ne nai'oHol councils % aiII We learn
% followed ~ similar mesnngs in other paris
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
Cosre'EcaR,nes u fhs Bali. .lu.sficnr.
Nr,x n-,r,,s Ii. o,l a.

ttFtl frtfmcf ~ itf fnf s4r.fflrrw.
NV oaLE,Ns July 9Th. IsiO.
VICTORY, VICTORY MOORE is elected
and 10 mistake. The Gaal returns were receive
81 last night. and giy,rg the Administration
men every thing they claim. be i slcciel Ly
ndy-aVe majority THIS result Is most ausp.-
o.ous. To those at distance tits impossible
% conceive the obstacles against which the
Whs candidate had 10 struggle. lie was or
Posei bv the most popular and powerful man
IA the Ihsrd dis,rci-a resident OF the UPPER par
Ishcs, which are numerous ard populous. and
where the Ted River Ran question takes piece
deace of all Others. Voters for wiNS were
manufactured By hundreds II is in fac, there
alone that The Administration party had gained
two OF three members Of the legislature
WINS Is an eloquent speaker, aud s'umpcd !,
necessarily. MoonE was not wIsS va, 3rough,
out three months before the whir candidate.
Winn's friends made supcrhuman exerticnS 20
elect him, and the modification they experience
NJ his defeat IS inieScribable The distric, will
gave Harrison from ave hundred 10 ons thousand
majority ~ November Mark the pred c,ion
As for the State, the Administration parry
give It M. Their oaly hope . that. as has
been too commonly the case, the people " m no,
turn out 10 November. The Whigs " m see TO
that Fire will be put on the back OF every
Wig terraP,n. Rely upon 1t a full vote will
be pelied. The majority Of Old TIP will not bc
less than 1000, and viii more likely be- iau,
thousand. We talk Of giving TIC largest ma.
I'ri'y m proportion to cur vote, OF an, State m
the Union. The legislature IS safe Our ma.
l'riiy on Jgini ballo, cannot be les than three
AMI Is PROBABLY i've or seven.
In ALsRANA the Ways arc uncommonly &C
We. desperate EFFORT will be made IN Au
gu1fo carry the Legislature. Last year lher,
vas Van Burcn majority Of D or 30 on Ioin
ballot This year /, will he greatly reduced. {,
mol overcome Alabama has sore'y felt IA,
effect Of the miserable shirP'a>;cr policy OF ,hi
Admis;rauon, aud changes have been uumerou
~ every county.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

Attic general mee,iBg % the SioekhOldsr, of The
wisshc,'er aud Po,omss Rsii-Rusd CvruP-"y on
Sa,urds, lat. William L. Clark wsssiec,cd Prcsi-
deaf. and Nathan Perkins, Archie : BsId-'s. e..
u. Clark, shd Jacob Baker. Directors. -ho. With
James n. Mason. David W. BAr,oo, ADD Gerard u
Wager, spPointcd Director. hy the Board Of Public
Works, constitute the prcseat Board.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

y GREAT WING FESTIVAL l-to be held
On The land OF Mr.. John keafauver, at Middle
io"n' N Frederick county. Maryland an FRI
day Ire l4'h day Of August. EVERY BODY.
from Ear and near. who wishes 90 ENJOY treat
aaa 10 see The finest valley ia the world. Is re-
specially invited TO attend. They viii o., BE-
dSaPPo n'ci. The Ffciercs'ovn Herald says
tina; "vbon MidiIc'own lakes up Tie business.
the world may Be assured that all viii be- done
right"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
TmE CHARGE OF AnoIITIoN

The result % the louisiana election
which we gave IN our last paper, and
which was so very decidedly in favor OF
HarFison-is important in another view.
The leading charge IN the South against
Gen. Harrison was, and still is, that be is
an Abolitionist. louisiana is one Of the
largest slave holding States in the Uuion;
her interests and feeIingsare then decid-
eddy opposed 20 abolition; yet We fad
her jealousy supporting Gen. Harrison.
Could a more conclusive reiu,ation ofth,s
charge be given To talk about an abo.
lltion candidate for the Presidency being
supported by slave. holding State, is 10
talk about an absurdi,y.
LsssbHrg WashiHgioaisn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

The course Of the Administration par.
,y towards the People OF the District OF
Columbia, IN requiring the Banks 10 wind
up their affairs. has excited much indig-
nan, comment from the public press
That course IS regarded as indicative OF
the course which the same party design
TO pursue towards the State Banks when.
ever they have the power. This. howe
yer, TO our minds Is by no means the most
odious light ia which the conduct Of these
men Is 10 be viewed. Ia closing the
Banks, contrary 90 the wishes Of nine.
,enths ci the people Of the District, they
show their contempt for the popular will;
and expressing those who have no repre-
sentative and are weak and unprotected,
they display the essential spirit of tyranis
For less oppression than that, our an.
cessors threw off the yoke OF Britain. and
the good. the wise and brave throughout
the earth, applauded their act. Rests
lance 10 tyranny is obedience to God.
RiehRoad Uhig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

a SiisR CAmys J5rhs B,iisr.-s.nee ths IIar-
risoors nomination. Eve States have held ,heir
elections These Eve. New Hampshirc, Con-
neeiieni, Rhoie Island, Virginia, aud Louisiana.
ali voted FOR Van Bareh IN ls36-and nov all
but one have voted against hun Look al The
difference between sc ard 80.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
tL4,Ssurg Wa,hi"slonian.

State and District Conrenfions-The
TiPpecenoe Club Of Richmond, at lis last
meeting adopted a resolution. recon-
mending that all the Clubs in the State
attend the State Convention on the 9th
OF Oetobcf. The suggestion is good one
and viii no doubt be responded 10 10 the
night spirit by The Tippecanoe boys
throughout the State.
10 the meantime the District Convon-
tons are going forward with great spirit
One has been called for Louisa, for Han.
over, Southampton, Norfolk. and various
other Districts. Let the balro on. Let
light be spread abroad among the People.
.3lsr Ga-eus
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
wv '0N' w " y NtIE IIt IVUsf DO u q II
OF good 10 our cause"

We annex the Correspondence of the Balti-
more American, and paragraph from the Ma
nonal in'eiliseneer, to enable our readers 10 see
what Others say OF our Festival
Correspondence Of he B1iIi,aere .frnsTiean
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

In these States alone, there IS an aggregate
gain to Harrison Of eighty sissfsrai roiss - Phua
Stu.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

a CAMP. MEETING. under de g,y,,,,,.,,
q he Methodist Episcopal church. s,ilbsb.li
oh 'he land % NJ William Carr. Sen, ABBOTT
'Fo miles We't % Leesburg. n Louisun county
TO commence on Thursday he QDh af A..
gust AT Ministers % ibs NJ Church. 10
have 81 10 heif poser. are respectfully 10 l, h.
We keF s.ePhenG. Resell. to favor i,e cccs-
''on ~iih her prrsence and ssrtiesa
Pc sroand shossa ioFtse raseiior u 10 "a .. 10
90 e hith' plsatant, I'D hssii.y tts.siss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

We ifirn ihai - rasrfinf ~ ths Ven nurra
ieaisrs "a fiys coauff, aa Tbsss.i., isst is 60.
iovn, q gas tTopotsd ~ one - thefa hst o. vs. hts
p SLOWED ~ .ltsadf che Vsn nsrru f-stiaai 90 w
lfih tnsteHf- ~ qFopgsittfu. h1setfr, afff dis
egffienl 49, ~ gerteh ~ never 81 sisted thst
- considered i fottfaa dafy % tessh even iittls
thidffe, - tA.if ksl1ls, - hssa Wig 81 thrv
sheele ~ Owls lerfssss g. usst sHost. HIS
seeds cialrsera WetIllE tas srt-sad leave a..
fssdcF 50 fofm ~ 80 spisions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06
Smi, Of Curtains for East Room

Money enough expended for curtains alone 20
purchase good house add f.. It ai.h ''rrs pec'a-
bic" furniture
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

ASoTHER REMUNERATION MIR. Will
liam Sbpley jr. lately the most violent
and thorough going Van Buren, Editor Of
the Westminster Md Democrat, and
elected at the last session Of the Legisla-
tufe, as a committee clerk by tina, party,
has come out IN long aud spulted al e
dress IN the last Carroltonian, in which be
tenannccs Van Burenisn, add states his
intention to support General HARRISON. -
here was not a more jealous parizan
lof Mr. Van Buren, IN the State, ,hsn Mr.
SbiPley has been. So VIC go.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-08-06

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