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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
From n, Baltimore .in,riem.
WHICH is THE BANK PARrY

WHICH is THE BANK PARTY.
The Newark. n. }. Advertiser of he
2lst inst gives statistical tables showing
the increase OF Banks and Of Barking can
iial during two periods respectively;-one
period from lS2O 10 1880; the other from
ls3O TO 1877, when The suspension Of
specie payments took place. The tables
also show which party was predomin snt
10 each State when the various new
Banks were chartered; so that by this ex.
hlbit an accurate knowledge may be had
OF the dolngs Of each party ia the way OF
increasing the number Of Banks IN the
country.
IL Is 10 be borne IN mind that the Ad.
mInislralion has been loud IN denounctng
Bsnkt, 10 charging upon them a concert
ed design 10. embsfTEss the Government.
aud sugmalizing the whole system a. one
Of monopoly and exclusive privilege.
The Wings as party have been called
The Bank pa.iy the evils which have al
hicted the currency have beea ascribed
TO tie conduct Of the Banks IN opposition
TO The Adniinistfation. But all this IS IA
mIllar 90 our readers.
Now how strange will The result sp-
pear when q Is known tina: the admins.
ifaiion party throughout The Union has
bten the mOsiac,ite 10 cfe1iingnes Banks
since lS-jU. \ statement og iac.s IN re-
terence to this, shows that from ls2O 10
IsJV. including the last fge years Of Mr.
MONROE s administration. aud the whole
Of Mr. ADAMS term the incfease OF Bank,
10 The United States sas only -. increase
oi capital nearly eisht millions Of dollars
From January -, 1870 10 Janubry It,
1911, DUNG shich period ihc party in
power bad possession Of iLs Govefnmeni.
The number VI new Backs created Va
three huHd,sd and forty eight. The increase
Of Banking capital Vas UpW ards u fuo
huRa1sd and urig-ORh niHioas Il g.
very ellku0W O thst a0out the tine Of the
veto upon ihe Jhued STATES Bank the
parry 90 P9sc CO openly encouraged ihe in.
crease u Stale Banks. with lie seg Of
demcnsifa'Ing 90 he country The cara.
oili'y Of local Banks 20 supply a currency
which should be . better currency
than hat formerly Supplied Under he
auspices Of iho United State, Back The
Globe, 30 December, lSBJ. speaking Of
The WeiicIn States, ssys.--''They are
resolved % avail themselves ol theifoWn
State credit. - we'll a. Of The National
credit, 20 MAINTAIN cuuency ihdepen.
dent Of iOfeign control Mr. CLAWS
presses in kentucky begin nOs b. feel
bow vain ere Ell their efforts 10 resist the
deierminsiion Of the people Of the West
Ohio lndisna, Illinois Missouri and
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

~ meeting ~ TIE rippecanos club II Nor.
CAV County, bsid - O'FsfrslI-s Coffee uot,..
On saturday, The 1911 Instant q ~.
R''oiJ'd That The WIGS O. 600. Count, p.
friends % EtfotH- efss U4EETeDN
ASH TYLER BAkBECtE, or HsfoHs Fr.4.
VA, 81 BATH. on Tlcsday As IIlb Of o.tgb.,
AT ihe WIGS 10 tbis County srs esfnssff,
feqletis1 70 be prescott on tbst occasion
TOE uudsfs'gncd we're appofptsd Comm,
zee oi ln'ftaiioo 90 insits ~ pabIie sdvsrti..
re &. re rh tr.s 70 ore rcd. ..aruy rsar,..
'n ths safe, Nafyl4 slI Pssttftss.s g..
J''n in lhs Festival Accordingly tbsy are i,
,heH W iasor "a 9th their prsssaes on th,t
9@f asd f BE- expected Ibs, H-ray teen s.i
srtept ne invitation
Amp'e prePfpt.rs win bel msdo f0r az Who
"'y '"mf The irf1uiion .s Dot rohfnsd Or.
''f Political iufnas .be tard 9r fellowship d.
ehtenty9 90 those utJ differ ifsm as in poIit,
cal oPHiou They ere also lasUsd 90 isin ~
lp Psftsts Of our sntsrtsltmeuti snd. 81 ihsy
choose, % hear sn ssFosd.oo of our poiaif 81
creed.
The LADIES srs ngasd 10 honor e,wt.
tbef e0pPany aL1 Pststs ~ The h.t,sifi..
}DffN OEERR.ILI
q ORRfCE
. NfCfLTEI. H.
s.LHtEL R.LVEft
~ = BFR.NE
October i-t0 ''''''o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
c.rrs.po.a..s. Of .,s virr,.Ia Frs. pre-.
RIcnNosD, .Aondsy Morning 6 s'ei0sk, ,
October 5ih. $50

kcnN0sD, -hordsg Horntng o s'eioek, ,
October 5,h, $50.
Tins ia the Gay Of the great Wing conventio n
Of Virginia. say srssI Wing Convention; Tot
1t can no longer De doubted that m point Of
numbers, speakers, and arrangements, n will be
the "hsn Of The day" Mr.. wrnsrrA arrived
yesterday aeouiI O'Clock Ia The cars from Frede,.
'eSsours, accompanied by hundreds o: ,eles a,es.
amongst whom n0tccd several from jefferson
county. Thousands had long been in waiting
al The dePo; On sheckoe Hin, ZOE Mr.. VS. arr
val, and when the cars came, % great was the
crowd, and such was the rush TO procure a sight
OF thts distinguished man. that some time elapsd
before he was enabled To land or could be con-
Quoted 10 the room provided for him at The Pow
haitian House" Having at length reached
has destination, through a dense crowd Of thou
sands, he was introduced 10 The com 2any in a
general way by jams LYoNs, Esq, who stated
that It being the Sabbath, Mr.. w. would decline
making Acknowledgements IN an address for the
hiiiefing manner ir which he had been rece!v-
ed, but would appear with bow Of ihankfuluesS
iof The manifestations ii respect shown hun ;
which be did IN The most graceful manner
when The Weikin again rung with the loudes,
"huzzss fer Daniel Webster e" HIS reception
was enihu,ias,ic TO The highest degree, and every
way worthy OF The man and the character Of the
osd Dominion, always renowned Ter her hospi.
ialhy.
Richmond IS oyerhowing with people-the
Hotels were all full as early as S1turday-and
the Committee Of Arrangements have since been
busy IN condu cIiug yiaiers to the various places
provided for their reception. They rriH oil bs ae.
eswH'odIi,d. Many of the houses arc Labelled IN
large le,lefs WELCOME" and the doors Of
all have the "laich string OUT" or are thrown
vide open. The speaking will take place frsm
the West po:iicO Of the Caphol-a delightful
place FOR the purpose. /. has been decorated IN
the mos, beautiful style. with paintings, ever
greens, SC, &C bu, Il IS already plain that not
more than fourth Of the people present will se
euabled To get within hearing distance Of the
speakers. Every avenue Of the clty-is at this
I early hour crowded, and the people are still
constantly pouring IN from every point Of the
compass, IN every mode OF Conveyance as well
as on tooi. All The Counties OF tins good old
Commonwealth will be represented. Fifty thou-
sand people wal 30 doubt be heTe-some think
many more. Sands are erecting IN ether pla-
ees, 10 accommodate those who may not be able
10 hear the speakers from the pouico--a large
one at The East end OF the Capitol. This will
&c cmPhaueaily Tie ConrsHiion ct TTRGLNLL
Yours, &c,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
THE MARKETS.

'1'ff q ne Bal'i"ers .in'fricsn, Tussdsy, oct o.
CATTLE About 200 we're sold. al p-icex
hanging from $3.50 Tor inferior 20 s. per 100 lbs
tor strictly prime cattle
FLOUR There has been but little Inquif,
Tor Howard street Flour to-day, and the sale
from shores, 50 Tar as Ne have learned. have on
" reached few hundred barrels al s5I1l for
good common brands. We are adyisrd Of a 49,
OF 900 barrels on Saturday, IN good shipping or
der. AZ s5.C6l. We quote the uniform asking
store rate today a, s. IL! and dull, and the re.
cepl price al -.
NhEAI.-We quote reds nomiHally al 90 a
lvo cts On Saturday lot OF 1900 bushels cl
Ola Pennsylvania was sold nj lO3 cts
CORN There has been an active demand for
Corn, aud The market was cleared 10 day AZ 81 a
- els. for White, and Sc a 81 cts Tor yellow.
Sales 20 MARYLAND RIVE a, s. 81 cents
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

POPULARITY or TIE sUB-TREAsURY.
Since The passage Of The svb-Treasury Act,
seventeen members Of Congress have been elect.
ed. or the seventeen old members, nine voted
Tor NE subj Treasury std Is t.ese n,as. laly
two have been reelected. The places Of the
other seven, Vilh ihe exception Of two districts
"a Shieh there was no choice, have been filed
by men opposed to the Sub-Treasury. or he
eight who voted against tie Act, TIE place Of
only one has been filed by a Van Guren man
THIS occurred IN Louisiana by ma Joriiy Of only
10 votes. Thus II will be seen that The people
have already set their seal Of di.approba,ion
upon seven out q The nine, who aided IN fas-
iening upon thsm this odious measure.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

Gf" That enc STATE Rights MEASURE ha, Tan
Bwm Ho 'pFportd ," This very perinen,
question was sometime since pfopounIc ly
Judge UPshur. 80 man has dared 10 answer Il
1t Is unanswsrabic Was II. when he cpposei
Mf Madison and he var When he supported
The Missouri Rc,uiotou,s when he voted for
The Tariffs Of % and -, aud for Toll Gale, on
he Cumberland Road When De prompted
lhs Proclamation aud supported he Force BrIiy
When be advocated he Removal Of he Depo-
sites ifom ihc custody q The law. and claimed
iDf me Executive he absolute coutrci Of he
Public money Was 81. when be recommended
The S1b-Freasury, with dissrsfoa ia me Pre,Ilen.
60 employ State BANKS Or nor, o. Doe might deem
~fPedIrn, Was 90, vhen be urged a Eausrap.
Law, 90 sal Ieci STATE Co,porsionI 10 tho Federal
Executive Was o., ghen be could not too
strongly recommend he Standing Army Plan.
- which The Militia we're 10 De transferred rom
DE command Of ibe States 70 hat of The Pres,.
aeh' 10 time Of Peaeei or, vas %. when. 10
tca'e sutsefsteht majority 20 the House OF
kefie.eu'sHycs, he DISTINGUISHED New Jrf,sv.
an1 expelled from their seats her ieaauy com.
ni...cnei Eepfestauures
WI some 20 "lhe rssHrsfa 81 prina4i,r par
excellence, 90 any Of Doe Democratic. Erpub.
.'ean, State Ryhh Psny," say vLen sfubere
and pvt her hogfH upon ne STATE R.sbt Of
MARTA Nan bufeu ~ L,etmsud Datr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
what has Mr. VAN Burcn Done ,

The enemies of Gen. HtnEIsoN afe Constantly
ct'-1V'r0s o. 'rgrc-is'r his intellect anil % IN
dcrra'e his services % The country both in the
held and rs a statesman. But they are very
careful 90 say nothing of The acts Of Ihcir favor
ne. where are The evidence, Of his superior
sia,esman'hiP Where the monuments Of ~,
towering genius Where the records Of H.,
services What measure dad be ever originate,
which bears the stamp % extraordinary wisdom
We call upon his ffiends 10 point to a single &c;
performed, Or measure proposed, which places
him above the fourih-ra,e men Of the country
o. 10 single service rendered, which entities
him 10 that couniry's gratitude.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

CONVENTION AT CUMBERLAND GAP.
On the 10Th u September. the anniversary Of
PrERr's victory on Lake Enc, great Convrn-
ton Of the People was held al Cumberland Car,
attended by moIe ihan 5000 of the sturdy noun
iaineers oil Virginia, Tennessee and Kentucky
The Convention vas kept up ior three days, and
addressed seyerally by MIR. Crtlenden aud Gen
Leslie Combs Of Kentucky, Mr.. Bell Of TenEes-
see, Mr Robertson Of Virginia, ard many Others,
with much force, power and eloquence. 4 cor
respondent Of the Richmond Wing furnishes
quite a lengthy description, from which We ex.
tact the fol!owing
The great Cumberland Gap meeting (com-
mon 10 the States Of Kentucky, Tennessee, and
Nfgiuia) vas most interesting affair, and the
spectacle II presented, at once unique and strik-
lag. A. The east foot Of the mountain were en-
camped the TenneSseanS and Nrsiuians. num-
eeung some two or three thousand, and the Ken
iuckians. nearly aS numerous, al The foot Of the
mountain on the olher SIDE. They had come
from all distances within $50 miles, both sexes
aud all sizes, IN wagons, carriages, carTyalls on
horseback, aud on isoi, with hrir tents aud
provisions and cooking uienSlls-a!l came up 10
The top OF that desert mountain 10 consult 10.
geiher on the Affairs Of ;he country. How deep,
how widespread, how fearful must he that is
satisfaction, which thus can induce thousands of
men and women, too, 10 leave their homes and
their business, and under circumstances Of such
inconvenience The white tents covering he
PLAIN, the carriages of all descriptions amidst
them. the thousands Of horses picke,ied around.
the family and neighborhood groups, set ell by
the bright dresses and brighter looks of the wo-
men and children, the long lines Of the different
delegations, winding along the road, as II serpcn-
tines Of the mountain side, with their gay BAN
ners toaung at their head, presented altogether
one o: The most sublime aud delightful scenes Il
was ever my fortune to witness
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

e+The Baltimore Pa,rot Of yesterday, states
that The Richmond Convention was "onc OF
The most successful meetings Of he people yet
heidi Mr.. Webster addressed the assembled
thousands on Monday, and was received with
great applause. Many other distinguished per-
sonases spoke during he Jay. Mr. Riyes read
an address to ihe people Of Virginia, which was
unanimously adopted, and ordered 10 be printed.
II IS said 20 be a very powerful paper. lie was
To have addressed the Convention on TUESDAY.
full report Of the proceedings IN our next
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

Commemorate =, Rieh'd c. G,caikin, for Murder.
Our readers will remember that during
the summer Of ISIS. man by The name
Of PI,man was killed at the White Sui.
phur Springs, by a man by the name o.
G~aiklns. Gwatkins was arrested on the
spot and committed for trial at the Spring
Term Of the Superior Court Of Greenbrier.
Al this term be applied TO have the venue
changed 10 the county OF Rockbridge, aud
the application was granted.-At the Fall
Term Of The above mentioned Court. he
was pct on his uial and convicted Of muir
der in the second degree. Some legal
questions which arose on this trial were
carried up TO the General Court and The
verde, set aside aud a new rial awarded.
AT the last Term of Rockbridge Superior
Court he was again put on his trial. and
convicted Of murder IN the first d,gTee-
His counsel have made an effort 20 have
the judgment arrested and the verdict set
aside; whether or not they have succeed
&c we have not head
p1frv.Itf.s, III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

CHANGEs.-Changes Of pubic senii-
ment in reference TO the Administration
of the General Government continue TO
go on. The Olentangey [Ohiol Gazette
Of the 23ih September ssys-"ln another
column will be found remuneration OF
Van BuEenism signed by Ill citizens Of
Washington county. We also notice
similar renuncistions by ID citizens OF
PTeble county; is Of Medina; - Of Jefer.
son; Is OF LaW.ence-Toial, los. These
added TO ISL published in our paper oi
the 2Slh ult., and 2li 10 that Of The 18th
inst, makes grand total Of eight hundred
and frtnfy-iiree public renuncia,ions OF
Van Burenism. in this State, within the
last iSo mCalhs go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

LouDoUN FESTlAVL.--The Wings Of Lou
douh have agreed upon holding their grand
three day Festival, IT or near the town Of Lees
burg, as by that means they will be better able
to accommodate their friends in case II .ncle-
mebI weather. They have liked upon wedncs-
nesday next, lilh ms, as the day upon which
The friends Of Harrison and Reform in Old Lou
doHn, together with their friends from all pats
Of Virginia, Maryland, The District Of Columbia,
and elseH here, shall minge IheiI shouts together,
aud let The echo toll The knell Of destruction on
The m'nions Of power. Many distinguished
champions IN the cause Of Constitutional Liberty
are expected to be pre,enu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

GEN HARRIsONs SPEECH AT DAY
TON.-Ws publish 90 The outer form ofto-day 4,
paper General Ii,gaisoS's Speech. delivered be-
fore hundred thousand Of his fellov-citilens al
Dayion. Ohio, ca he lGih ult. The anuiver,afy
- Prasrs victory The clear exposition Of
Pfne.rrs -c' form 80 lists simple. earnest lao
guaGc The honest sinccufy manifest in every
sentence -wiI commend B, o., he attentive ne.
T1sai Of cfrfg reader Tic remarks 4rIr. &C.
neral upon iba, ,5f, of lefast,n % -h ma, de-.
mocrlcy CONSIST 30 name aud p,l 10 principles
which looks 90 TIC ,ha11w ati not So tl. Sub.
stance @: hing,-arc exceedingly arpfoprsi.
and vel expressed There never "a, a g,esf-,
tenlcncy towards consolidated in fbe F,er,f.ys
department q thr GsvcrnD.sut Than nov. sol
Mr. NAs Bears claims 70 be thr leader or be
"demoeracy"
The views and opinions o. Gen iI.ssr..v a.
declared BOO ths speech ere su,h a. be- d known
% have entertained au aloag lis fcmars, Ga
ibc q8es,ion ola National Bank fs-anfm he
opinion expressed 10 bis letter o. sntrs5n W..
tftus rs in accordance with ihat 81 he So.
preme Couu, AMI uiih hat o. Mr. Msrr5v
The following ayowal corht 10 be- vr.uea ,a
letters Of gold
Though arefss 'fsra pledges or evsfv sort.
I HTnE orfEtY. AvD rrr0nG rnr WORLD. d.
cLtar, hst VIII rsr AT rHr rowtH aSn ty.
rtrrvcr e,dsd ~ ~ eGe, IF Prsaf,nf o. a.,
Caioa. TO ABRiDGE THE POWER AND
INFLUENCE Of TIE NATIONAL EXEC.
UuvE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
PIRIIG NAIn-

a" TT os tit - .Hsuaas. i9h = 0.f..r.
t'eios Couu dsJ.I before ,bs ,...
49, +" 'h4risstoun, JtHsssa Cysaf
~ ''aoy aonsy. 20 The highest btdsf.
y 'Npe'5er n Valuable SL-ITES
.eiontifs 20 ihs sststs 81 John B-it.rr Geo
Aaonr insu sre tso yostx usn. tso B,ys. s.d
"onan, Wfh thfss ChbGfss trs III ~ ..
r. "Hs saa nsithsf more than stsht fssft
o,9 ine ooJ = second. so DO abeui f0ar Jetfs
JOIN W. DgLGARN .gsaf.
v,h >, Nb \ Jeta ftlgarH. g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
October 1870.
90

ETTnE WiScHrsrrR Pnrspyrrar met IN
The Presbyterian Church al Failing Waters,
Berkeley county, on Friday last and vas Of
canned BY appointing The Rev. +. IS Srvrsox
Moderator, and the Rev RonEET wnrE and
WV. y. scorr. Clerks. Amer the Transaction
Of such ecclesiaslical business as was btought
Before It, and very pleasant and Harmonious
meeting, Pfcshyieiy adjourned on Monday last,
10 meet a' Moorehelj, HARDY county, On the 29,h
u \ Pill nc4i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
for

MEETING OF THE MERCHANTS IN
NEW foRK.-The Hon. D,NirL wErsrfR,
on his way TO the Richmond Convention, address
ed some $4,000 IN Wall Street, New York, on
Monday, 2s'h ulL The meeting was gotten up
BY the Merchants Of that City, and Mr.. w's
Speech on The occasion, is SAID to have been
one OF the creates, efforts Of that great man.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
MELANcuoIY AccInrYr w. o,,,,.

MELANCHOLY AccIDENT-we omit.
ted TO noiiee in our last, quite dsploia5,e &C.
eurfence that happened at Harpefs- Ferry ca
Tuesday, 29th ult I, seem, that young man
by The name OF o'HAS,, son Of Mr.. John o.
Hara, Of the before named place. was engaged
an some manner or ether BY the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad an leading and moving the Cars.
Containing materials for the further extension OF
their road up the Potomac, from the bridge at
the present Junction. During The day a tempo
fary road had been laid 10 the edge Of the em-
6ankment, Of considerable descent, and Wills,
auemPuns'o pun one Q; the cars down the Young
man vas overiaken, thrown across the track,
aud The cars passed Immediately over him. pro-
, dueing instantaneous death. lie Is said to have
been young gentleman Of much worth, in,elIi-
geaee, aud goodness Of heart.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

sD@CcrHnERT Powell, Esq, has announced
himself through the Leesburg papers, as a can
dida,e to represent the Congressional District
composed Of the counties Of Loudoun, Fauquicr
aud FairfaI, IN The 27Ih Congress Of the L. $.
Mr.. MeCARrY, 1t is stated, will not be a candi-
date after the expiration Of his pTesen, term.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
Who H. Gcn.Yn,. Henry Harrison,

Cot. RICHARD VI. JOHNSON Vice Pres.-
dsni Of the Uni'ei States, answers
Who IS Chs IIAHEisoN; The son Of one Of
the signery OF the Declaration Of independence,
ehc sFent the greater part ofhis large fortune in
re1ee ming the pledge he Then gave Of h,s for
tune, hir, and sacred homer, to secure the !iJcr-
Ties of has country.
or the career Of Gen, HsERiSo> need no,
sPeaki The History Of The West, Is hi, history. -
For l5i'y years he la, been Identified Vsth rs IN
'c!esis, rs PsuIs, ADD Us hopes. Uniger,aly
beloved m he walks Of peace, and t.s'insu
by bis ah,!.ly IN The councils q hs country he
has been yel mote u.GsiElonsly distinguished ia
the field
During he ia'e War, he was longer inactive
,eryice THAI any oiheT General oiiicsi he was
perhaps. ofIener in action than any one Of them
and nsyes sustained q leleai"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

q The last Abingdon Vrginian has a last Of
TWO HUNDRED AND THIRTY-FoUR Sc
cEDERS from the Van Burch parry in Scot,
county. And this county, be 1t recollecIed, Is
Col Fayeue McMullen's bailiwiek, and gave
only ten Wing votes in 1896! mo changes ~
Oh TO none al all.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08
Notitrs.

9I~Ihe Sacrament 81 ne Lords surpcf. ~
BE- administered or SUNDAY next. the llh ,n.t
~ DE Episcopal Church Chahcstown. The
usual collection viii be taken Up.
Oct Z, lsi0.
81 a M~eungof The frcnds Of TIP AMI
Eyer" - requested at ,h~ Couri.hou-r ,,,
Chafiesiown, Ca saturday evening nrri "a
o'clock, 90 make The necessary arrnngsmerrs f..
attending ne Wax Festival 10 be- given 10 I.,u
doun on "Wednesday, iIlh u,t.
MANY WINGS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-08

SHENANpoAH County, Na.-Nany
persons have been made TO believe that IN
the county OF Shenandoah, Va, STYLED
from iis loyalty 10 power, the Tenth
Legion. there were very few. If any
gallant spirits, bold determined and ~.
dependent enough TO raise their voice,
against The course and policy Of the Ad-
m'nis,rSiion. That belief will exist no
longer. We are happy 10 b. able TO saw.
that IA Shenandoah as IN every other par,
Of the State and Union, the cause Of re-
publican principles and true democracy.
IS steadily Advancing, Light Is seen in a
dark place. We have before US the
proceedings ola Whig Meeting. held a,
the Court House Of Shenandoah County.
at which VIM. Noreland. Esq presided.
and John T. llaines was Secretary, where
/ Wing Committee OF Vigilau oe. for the
county, consisting Of One hundred and for
~ 'r Was apPolnied-and other steps
'aNsn 10 further The election Of Harrison
snG lS!er' The meeting also issued an
4Iu'eSs 10 The Wings OF Shenandoah,
"hi0h Is very able production, and CON
'a'ns an array OF unansWe1able facts and
arguments calculated 20 make deem and
esling impression Upon the mind, ~ ali
who read rs truths. We hope tb,, ,h..
Wings o: Shenandoah will circulate ,Si,
address extensively and continue Their
patriotic eNertlons.- .3kr Ga-,iie.
SHOWING rms LIoN The y. York
Evening Post Of the 9lst. says, a PROPOSE
ton Will be laid before the Loco Foco
Convention, shortly to meet ia Syracuse.
+ ~ that State. for calling .HasS Conrsn.
10" OF the whole State and inviting An
drew Jackson - attend on the occasion.
Desperate diseases require desperate re-
medies. As Van Buren, was dragged INTO
the Presidential chair By hanging 10
Gen. Jaokson's eoat-tail. exclaiming the
while 1t IS glcry enough for me TO serve
under such a chief he hopes. II seems. 10
secure has Dan State again by calling
upon Herculesto come to the rescue. But
II Gen. Jac&son's name has lost IT'S charm
IN tennessee how can 1t be expected 70
alt The klnderhooker in New York
lLynfAbDg THgiaiaH.