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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11

the cxpicncv Of incorporating Tie Woodlagn Aca.
nv in lie county If Shenandoah.
On y. CoiIoSs motion.
R,sotd, That 50 much II he Is; Auditors Rooor
as relas 10 Innatc Hospitals be referred t. tic Com
mii,ce I.nuaiic AsylGas
On lotion Of Mr.. Ba>Ls, the Governors Mcss7se
relav TO the controversy with New York, was oTdr;
ed 10 ! referred 70 Select Committee.
The ,uAIH stated that the committee would be III.
nnuncd Tomorrow.
Theeport Of the Committee Of Agriculture, rcjec
ing thg!ayer OF The petition Of Benjamin Stickler anu
others be released from the payment If fine nrq
ed by ce Inspector Of Flour III Winchester was ag.t4
10.
4 rport from the Committee AZ Courts Of Justice
adhere TO the prayer Of Iii Auds and others, was
agree 10.
Mr. WoErnISeToS submitted the following rcso,l,.
ton, Which vas agreed 10:
Res3rcd, That much othe Message the Cover
or as relates 10 the election Of Electors Of Pfesid,a,
and Wee Presiden, of the L. $ be referred 10 seize
Committee, with instruction 10 such Committee. # +,
he deemed expedien necessary, the foiloy
ing aus: The acts providing for tie election II sa6
Electersfor the election of Representatives from ,h
State the Congress Of the L. s. and regulating gen.
eral elections in this Commonwea,h-and the ae,
amencntory Of said acts.
Connnitee-slessrs. Worthington, Goode, Ridle,
Tunstall, Tayloe OF King George, Lee and Butts
On Mr.. LEyErKSs motion,
Rts0ieed That 50 much of the First Auditors r.
port relates to the Treasurer Of the Virginia vi,
litary Institute, be referred 10 tic committee Of f.
nance
On motion Of Mr. McCos>rlG,
Resoired Tia, tie Committee Of Finance be IL
reccd to inquire into the prCpr;cy Of equalzng IN
annual tax upon all the real estate Of this Common
wealth
Petitions were presented, BY Mr.. ERsEIsE, Of Til
c. Burwell, to have a sum Of money reiunded-By VI
DrsnISs, of citizens of Floyd comfy, for the passage
of law prohibiting persons ranging more stock Is
owners Of land lying in other counties than the pro-
duce of their lands will winter, and against runnn.
hounds after derby Mr.. ORRlcK, of citizens OF Nor
gam tor separate election in that county At Jacob MI
lc-'
On motion Of Mr.. MrLrES, the House adjourned
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;np them at 81 millions, the duties might be brought
down on an average of 10 per cent on an importation
Of I2D Millions and the income u wohld nr a,nP.s
Gcnt n meet every necessary expense. But even al
low;nn or , millions MORE tie average rate OF Duties
might be brought to abnu, 10 per cent
We 10 then for immediate nchon-for wise m'''ta.
ton Of the expenses Of the Government. We 60
against Gen. Harrisons scheme OF Distribution OF
the proceeds of the public lands Let them stay IN me
Treasury. and keep down the Tariff. Let the Tariff he
adjusted during this sessionand any extra session
should he called, and Tariff be raised, or landed
debt sadded upon us, let Us see the agents oil 'ese
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11

The .Itlc CaGinef-The Wing Party do not appear TO
be agreed all about The elements of the Hnrrsonian
Cabinet Shall Messrs Clay and Webster bn selected
nj a-or winch lie admiti-d-nr both excluded: The
rule of John Wright excludes both, because they are
both asprants to The Presidency Bnt IS IT not most
beaut u cement that while they are II be excluded
on that sccount no objection should be made 10 Air
Rivcs: lie is at least ambitious of the Presidency,
either of hrm-and yet rninnr suggests, that he has
much better chance Of film. the first seat IN the
Cabinet We have alluded to this arrangement before
and additional statements lending new coniir,na
ton 10 il. For instance letter from Washington, OIL
the Cd inst, runs rs follows:
"The impression is beginning to gam ground here
that Mr. Rves will be placed al the head of the State
DEPARTMENT | learn from distinguished citizen OF
New York, that The Wings Of that State speak OF II
with great apparent confidence and saw indeed that
his appointment that Department, and Mr. Ewing OF
Ohio the Post Office, matters about which the old
General will not be advised.
"If this can be true, should apprehend that the Ge
neral had committed himself TO Mr.. Rves or to his
friends IN advance Of the Virginia election Tor know
Of nothing which he has done 10 endear himself so
much to the President, TO Justify the expectation
that he would thus he preferred over tie distinguished
leaders and iavorcs of the party which sustained and
elected HIN. Nor can doubt, but that with an I'm
mense majority Of the Federal party his appointment
wond be unpopular, he having brought no capital INTO
the firm and what is still murtlfying having os
his State.
"Mr. Crittenden Of Kentucky is pretty conhden,iy
spoken of for the Office Of Attorney General The
other chief appointments remain 10 be made. Tins Is
what rumor says"
Aran:-Thr Washington correspondent of the Phi
ladephia North American gives the following, as the
probable composition nf the new cabinet
Mr.. Riyrs Secretary Of State
Mr. Sergeant, Treasury.
Mr. R"li, War.
Mr.. OGDEN Hoffman, Navy.
Mr. Ewin.. "f ohi" Postmaster General
All. Cri'rair:, Attorney General.
DO the Wings Of Virginia know any thing OF these
arrangements, Will Mr.. Rvcs suffer them TO elect
him t"t!ie Senate, that he may 70 with more ccla into
the Cabinet Is he to use them for tins purpose; IS he
permi, the pass all their Wing avorltcs, and
only vote HIM into the Senate and then pass into The
Cabinet?
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HedassdaE, DE. .. l-iJ.
t"HtS""H, TO ,, T"IV,
SrEAKkg took the Char al one . clock

| The SPEAKER took the Char at one o'clock
A communication from the Senate was received
announcing TINT they had agreed 10 the resolution i,
transmitting public documents, ard 70. printing
extra number ct copies.
Mr.. MAY presented the memorial Of Thos. WIZ.
worth. pain,ng of the undue election and return
OF a. j Vaughan oil Dlnwddie
The gentleman, from the Committee Of Courts
Of Justice, presented reports upon the resolution con.
corning appeals upon judgments granted by mays.
irates, and upon he petitions ofczens Of Preston, u
favor Of Thomas May and wife; Of Mary Rusk, and oi
Bishrcd Tay Tor, and other creditors Of Thomas Nh.
ting.
Also, the following bills:
No 5. \ bill for drvorcing Thomas prickett from L.,
wf' Elizabeth Pickett.
No d 4 bll divorcing Jane Smith from her husbai.
Hiram, alias Highland Smith
On motion OF Mr. R,rcLirrE,
RcSoirtd That The Committee Of Courts of Justice
be instructed I" inquire INTO the expedcncy Of iutn.
ing the magistrates of this Commonwealth (or sacA
whouD with Henng Justice, or such other book
as may be adapted to their official duties.
On motion Of Mr.. CLARK,
ReS0ircd, That so much of the Governors Messag
relates to the reduction Of the duties imposed
bacco BY European governments, be referred 10 the
Committee Agriculture and Manufactures.
CONTESTED ELECTION FROM AoTTOwAY.
The SrrsKEE laid before the House the following le
ter and It's enclosure:
NoTTowAi Co, Dec !, l-i0
SRA public meeting Of portion of the qua 'i,t
voters Of Notoway, assembled al their C"ur house
ierday, adopted and signed the enclosed memorial mo
charged their organ with the cuy oiiransmi,i:f
the 10 you, With request that you Will lag I; b
fore the House 81 Delegates There are many d,,a.
ments the scbjrct. which have been Transmitted IL
the Clerk of the House, which you vii please haSs
referred with the memorial.
| have the honor TO be,
Your obt. scrvt..
H. r. ANDERSON
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL, Prince Edtcard CoGr; House, Po
~ Tho subscriber Intends opening School at Prince Edward
lst OF January hch he viii give IN
rrncn in and Greek Languages and in the rudments
Of the The OF instruction Is intended to he
The $40 for the scholastic of ten
Cnths Instruction. extra charge will be given desired,
in tho Hebrew the German and French languages STU
denis from abroad can obtain boarding conveniently IN the best
fsmi,Ies. ELlEHA BALLANTINE.
naa II 6S-w5w
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n Deeming it important 10 fair understanding Of
the difficulty between the Hon. WIN. G. Rives and
himself the undersigned feels authorised say, that
preliminary the terms Of adjustment fixed BY
John 3. Chapman, Esq, Mr.. Rives acknowledged
having made public explanation at Fuvunna Court,
which he intended should be, and had supposed,
satisfactory to the undersigned.
A. NJ. HARRISON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11

Tic banner ame.-Fermont claims the honor of
bearing off the premium Banner, for the highest
Harrison vote-Vermont, which is more Abolition than
any Stale in the Union; and who has just passed
law about fugitive slaves which nulllfes the rights Of
their owners and pros,ralcs of the compromises of
the Constitution.
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Tuesdnu neeemhers lsIn.

Tuesday, Defenders, $40
MIR MAY, from the Committee OF Courts OF Justice,
made reports.
Mr. STEPHENSON of Tyler offered the following reso
lutions which, his motion, were laid on the table
Resolred, That the Committee on Banks be instruct
ed to inquire into and report TO this House at the ear
lied day possible
lst The cause or causes of the late defacation in
the Bank Of Virginia.
ID Whether said defacation might not have been
preented BY faithful discharge of his duties by the
President nf said Bank
3D. Whether any reasons existed for the removal Of
the late Cashier, Anthony Robinson, jr that did not
equally apply 10 John Brockenbrough, President
4th. Whether the interest Of the State does not re-
qurc that the said Brockenbrough shall not be elect
ed President Of said Bank.
And lastly, whether the officers Of said Bank not
liable To the stockholders for The loss sustained by the
aforesaid defalcation.
On motion of Mr.. BrTTs,
eges be instructed TO inquire into the exPedency Of
allowing the SHOOT Commissioners 10 pay greater sum
than now allowed by law for the education Of poor
children.
On motion of MIR. GREGORY,
Resolred, That the Committee Of Courts Of Justice
be instructed 10 examine the rules and regulations adopt
ed by the present House of Delegates for its government
and report such amendments TO the as they mas
deem proper
On Mr.. Cows motion,
RssOlred, That the Committee Of Schools inquire int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11

The Snow was i inches deep in Phadrlp hin-ncar
two feet at New York on Sunday Evening before it
had ceased showing; and is estimated at two feet in
the Valley Of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11

The Governor has received the resignation of Mr.
Hoeman representative in Congress from the first
District. The writ for a election is issued ard
Monday, the 25th of December, the day fixed for the
election
The Richmond Wing treats MIR. Holleman with its
usual ubanty, and says, that far It knows, che
has assigned reason for his course. We understand
that Mr. Hocmen pledged himself in sort Of I'M
pulse, the Of the late campaign that if his
District went against Mr.. Van Buren,, lie wonld re-
sign How many Of these Wings will initiate his
example: For our own parts, trust that nj the
election which is To be held the 2Sth Mr. Iloieman
will again throw himself before his pPnpe, and ask
their suirages the direct issue, whether they will
have him Wing candidate 10 represent them in
Congress
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11
The First Fruit of The Grent mir lieto,y


The very first day, and almost the very moment the
House Of Representatives formed quorum and before
both Houses Of Congress were organized, John O. Adj
forward TO open the bitter waters Of Adolf
tionsm upon the South. lie laws upon the table a
solution for r,srading the Standing Rule Of the House.
which declares that petition resolution, &c, which
prays for the Ahaliinn Of Slavery in the District, or
State Territory, Nc shall lie received BY the House
entertained IN my ,chatercr Such the first pre-
cous fruit of the great Harrison victory which the
Wings Of the South have contributed 10 win. The
Abolitionsis ana their friends rmbodencd to employ
higher tone, and to strike for fatal measures
And Mr.. Adams gives the first demonstration Of
their designs, The ball sill go with accumulated
velocy-the sky will become more and more lowering,
until all the South shall recover from their deusion
and unite with our 'Norhern Democracy the natural
allies of the South
Mark the march Of events. John G. Adams strikes
The first blow Who next; VIII II be Slade ri Yer
mont, or Gdiings Of Ohio: Who joins him in this in
cendiary attempt throw the torch Of dscord into
Congress-
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RICHMOND, Va, FRIDAY. DEC. II, 1910.
The States,

4
| he declined a reelection. Mr.. Levi Woodbury. wa
elected on Wednesday last to supply his place Ih'
vo,es a, The first ballot were-wh"e number, 2l3 o
wh;ch James Wilson received -, Levi Woodbury. lio
and was duiy elected the part of the House The
Senate concurred in the choice, giving HIM votes
| On the same day the Electors OF New Hampshire
assembled at Concord, and gave their seven votes for
Messrs Van Buren, and Johnson. More Than 20o gun:
were fred in honor OF the OCCASION.
TO M.ssrs Van Buren, and Tazewell. Mr.. Calhoun
has had the high honor of being unanimously eelecieo
Senator OF the United States.
Gsoro;n The Legislature have agreed to proceed
on The fifth instant 10 the election oil United States
Sena,or-Tie Senate have adopted, by vote OF forty
three 10 thirty four, Several members being absent
series Of Resolutions again National Bank, bol
nm grounds OF constiut0nay and exprdIency-aga
n Tariff Tor proiectlon and Internal Improvements by
the General Government, &c. And four days alter a
MINER signed by }S of the members, probably all Wings
who declare on the face of the paper that they had
voted ,rainst the Resolutions read in the Senate
and ordered to he spread the Journal 1t protests
against the Resolution only, which declares against
Bank, and seems TO assent TO the others
Mr. Walter d. Coquitt has resigned ms seat III
Congress In mastrrly speech which he IS said Ia
have delivered to the Democratic party at alrlledge
Vile on the 2,h ult, he fully justified the course lie
had taken ale spoke freely ol his political opinion
and the Inconsistencies and ahsurdtes CT his former
friends the present Harrison and United States Bank
advocates He discussed ably aud fully the unconsii-
,onany Of the charter Of United States Bank, &c
&c-prdued an untlring and jealous opposition To 4
bank and to all monopolIes-e xpressed his deiermlna
ton 10 retire private life, The more nseiuliy and
n,ieatigably his influence and talents IN op.
nosi,ion 10 Federal doctrines and Federal encroach
mens.
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"To buckle fortune IN his back -ihe Washington
Correspondent of the New York Express gives very
distressing piece Of news: " Information from North
Bend Ohio says he residence Of General Harrison Is
RIM do,en with company who promise raj hm on, OF
house and home Half Of these, according to The most
moderate computation are otlice.hnnters.
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ILlixols.-vnn Buren, majority (geiciaIJ 800

Gen. Waddy Thompson Of = G. escaped with his life r other
day most providena manner, canning from Petersburg Il
Richmond lie cot out Of the with other passengers; bu
his ,unk around Inn, and hearing the
preaching him, him the track, which he sIaddcd
with his bndy-and the whole train passed HIM. He was
yer sligLly bruised. lie has gone o To Washington.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11

The Democracy OF the Union is awake. We have
never known a better spirit among all our Democratic
frends-never a nobler, irmer, decided resolution
among the Republican Journals every where. They
are flying the flag Of $3.50. They hail the republic
cation of the Resolutions Of %, and Of Madison Re-
port of 90 The Portland Argus says confidently, that
g Every other Republican paper in the country will
doubtless join the Enquirer in defending that creed,
and opposing that violation Of IT, which tie Federnsts
will, beyond question, undertake during the next four
years.
orally around those prnciples-ny that fag-stand
Republican Party triumphant. The Federalists have
never been able retain power than four years
al a time They wall meet the same fate again Such
is the buoyan, declaration made by Of the greatest
Statesmen in the country in this City but two nights
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The stock estimated To he worth, by good
authorities settled up 60 per cent. II r hop" IL The
Directors able c difficulty by Obtaining e>io-
dcposcs. under the new aGiistra
ton, and they viii proclaim! act them"
That is say, the Government Of the L ) IS to con-
meet its fiscal operations with IN lns,liutI"n whose
stock is worth only Oh per cent Yet We have no doubt,
this is the PIT scheme "f many Of the Iiarrsonan poll
,r,ans (Alr. Rlves one of ihem(
But Mr.. Dennis A. Smith, ot Baltimore, in another
gratu,tous letter addressed To DR. BrocAenhroush ad-
viscs against any resumption, until the New Admit
nisra,on shall have adopted 'judicons system Off
nanca md commercial policy that is to lst The
sue Of funded debt amount sniiicen, 10 pay the
Treasury I'd The laying Of additional duties OF
at leas, 90 per cent upon silks, wines, &c: 3D. The
distribution of the proceeds of the public lands among
the States so as to raise the value of their bonds
But suppose the of the Government (incud-
ing of course the sales of the public ands,) quite
sufficient meet all the economical expenses Of the Go
vernment how then, Mr.. Dennis a. Smith
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-11

" In giving the for Speaker the Of Jas NJ Smith
omit ed. lie voted for VIM. Y. Goode
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The " Orleans Bulletin of the 3 uli brings Of III
TcNan Volunteers who had joined the Federal chief nano last
spring. and lately eacerny surrendered by hun Gen.
Arista. They all shot NJ Saltio.
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measures.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25


NEw BKvssvick.--rhe scss.,n .: NE legislature a
New Brunswick vac closed on do Sis; uh ty a
speech frvrn tho Lieut.. Coyernor. Sir job Hrrvcv-,
The spcech contained the following illusions 10 ths
subject Of differences with the United states.
The prospect Of any further disturbance with tho
nechborhg States appears TO baye greatly dimn,shaS
u not wholly 10 have vanished. an consequence Of
the prudent course adopted by more mmedia a
neghhors OF Maine in having placed the conduct Of
the boundery dispute wholly in the hands of the Cen
era Government, al the United S,aie,-ihereby alord
ing to both countries the satisfactory guarantee
that the peace and friendship happily .ubsis-
ting between TIVE. OF the greatest and most cnligh,en
cd nations ofihe world and the maintenance OF which
their best Interests acknowledged mutually TO con-
sisf, Will not be, suffered to he disturbed
! on light insnhicient grounds
In now taking my leave ui you, therefore T. do so
4, the confident hope tha, nothing nay occ.x durins
the recess, calculated ir,par the prosperous and .
isiacory state of public affairs uader which we sep
arate.
the string Of the latch pulled in" We viii confe,
with one another and reason together touchslg ous
eommoa Interests and lhpse of our Common anil DO
loved counIry.
am. sir, your obcdicni servant
\ JOHN NICELY AINC.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-04-25

Curious DscUMEST.--A gentleman of the high
est respectabiiy has sent the annexed document
which he vouches for rs genuine. II was handed to
him by one Of the signe- of il, n halEbreeG Indian
and relative Of Tecumseh:
Council BLUFF, 23d March, 1910
To GENERAL HARRIsoNs FRIESps-Tho other
day several newspapers brought TO U.S. and pee
ing over them. 10 asonishment we find the Hero
OF the late war called a coward. This would have
surprised the tall braves. Tecumseh Of the Shawnees
and Round Head and Walk in the Water of the WV
ando's IL the departed could again. they wouid
say TO the white man, that General Harrison was the
terror oil the late tomaha wkers The first time we 90,
acquainted with General Harrison was at the conn.
ell lire of the late old Tempest General Wayne) ar
Greenville on the head waters of the Wabash ITe6
rom that period until 1911. we had many friendly
smokes with him, but from 1912 we changed our t..
baoco smoke into powder smoke-then We found Gen
Harrison was brave warrior and humane TO his pri.
soners-as reported TO rs by Of Tecumsehs Young
men who was taken in the fleet y;,h Captain Brakley
ON the lOih September lSl3-and on the Thames
where he routed both the British and red men and
where he showed his courage and his humanity 20 hi
prisoners both white and red-repori If Adam Brown
and IA rily aken the morning of the battle 5th Octo
Der, 1919. We are the only two surviving of TIM,
day IN this country We hope the good white meu
viii protect the name Of General Harrison
We remain your friends forever
CHAMBLEE, Aid 10 TecuusseA
r. CALDWELL, Captain,
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LOUISVILLE. Anil "A 1910

=, LOUISVILLE, Aprl 10. 1910.
Gen. HARRISON is carrying every thing beIo,e nc,
throughout the West. The whole valley Of the Ohio
re'ounds with the name Of Harrison and Tippecauoe
Large meetings are being held in eyeryqusrier. Tn,
one q; ~ Clairsvi!S, few days ago. was attended BE-
upwards Of 10000 persOns; the procession extcndos
,o' soperai miles hi'een hundred horsemen one hun
dred wagons, well loaded. and thousands ON Zoo, -
Among we former were body Of seventy .6luakers
carrying 'he banner ofIIsnson ant our coenfry.
a great meeting was also held yesterday near Movs
vile. where auisons old soldiers were oongrega,sd
besides thousands from all quarters Several Steam.
boats well Heighied with good and true Wing, of Gin
enna'' attended with bouniiful supply Of proyisons
tor NE barbecue. which paraded in Rrea, form AZ
me city market besore being Transformed "a ,bs
boat ~ VIC
The excitement ], beyond oil precedent Busine..
almost at stand. Nothing is talked of hut Harr;.
son and Reform So That you can safely set Ohio down
s.sNey 'nousand majority. Kentucky $4,000 and
Indiana greater Than eiiher -'''
W western Pennsylvania and Virginia he same
ieeling EXISTS Hundreds are daily falling into tbo
wing ranks all seeing He necessity ola change Ar
Administration.
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FIGHT IN CONGRESS

On Tuesday last a mos, di-gracefal row occurred
m the house Of representatives. which terminated in
fight between Messr. Bynum Of North Caroline and
Garland Of La The circumstances were. MIR. sai,on.
stall was commenting on u document treating Of IN.
public Expenditure Mr. Bynum passed over to MFR
Garland and sia,ed that the document wa, su.pc;o,
paper MI. c. affirmed il to be genuine. Hard word.
ensued. A, last. MIR. Bynun gave the lie and Mr. G
struck him. Mr. drew knife and scratched. ant
STABBED and swore. ind bawed liar puppy scosnirel
while Garland pounded him. They were n, length
separated and the house restored to order
On motion Of Mr.. Underwood, the chair apoo;n 9,
Aessn Underwood. Butler Brigg. Clifford and Coope
select committee to inv estigae the subject and re
port
Tins should be the last act of the drama and ate
having violated the constitution disgraced the repre-
'enta'ivcs hall. the country and their constituents
congress would now do well to adjourn. This GO,
eminent has come to pretty pa,. and tho day i. No
lar distant when the members OF congress will be Com
PEELED oiegisaie with in their hand. IN nro,.
themselves from insult Freemen one and all H.,
~aieful eye on next November. and we can rich
these wrongs.