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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

We understand, one OF the orators 81 he vau
Carea festival at Winchester. on Thursliy ia.i.
stated ,ha, Gen. Iiarrson MAS fedcrali,t. or
The SADIE Of the elder Adams AMI wore the black
eoekade." THIS Is false, as We have heretofore
shown by uoimpeachable testimony Gen. IIat-
rison Vas not a political friend Of the elder
Adams, never supported him for the Presidency.
was violent oPPonen, OF the allen and sed,-
ton law, aud never were the black ecekade.-
On he contrary, be was supporter q the al.
minis'ratons Of MssSs jefferson, Madison.
and Monroe, and has always been, IN his oan
language, "a Republican II rha. Is COMMONLY
called IA ciaJ.gtvsoniTa ,chcoi" This charge Of
Federalism agains, Gen. Harrison has long since
been shown TO have no foundation IN fact. vel
there are those who are reckless enough TO per.
SYST IN making The charge. We have cords Of
testimony to prove it, falsily. srficient portion
o: which will be laid before our readers next
week.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
SIGNS OF TIE TIMES

Five States have voted since the nomination
OF Gen. Harrison, viz New-Hampshire, Con-
nee'ieui, Rhode Island, Virgins, and Louisiana
all Of which voted for Mr.. Van Buren, al the
las, Presidential elec,Ion-And all except New
Hampshire have since declared, as with voice
Of thunder, for Gen Harrison. The purity OF
fiArrisons life and the lusire of his public ser
vices, the ealomnies uttered against both. and
the misdeeds Of the party in power, have com.
b'ned TO achieve these glorious triumphs, and
give earnest ihai We have entered upon the ca
reer Of victory.
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Missouri. Ala
6ama, and North Carolina vote during the FRS,
week Of August The election commenced in
North Carolina, in several counties, last Thurs
day, and will be continued on the FIRST court
days IN August, in the remaining counties. Here
a Governor and members Of the Legislature are
to be elected The signs are auspicious in all
these States The example Of the four who
have gone before, IS cheering their patriotic
cons TO come TO the rescue, and like them.
achieve laureis in the cause Of liberty.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
ANOTHER sTRENGrHENER.

Anvil HEX SIRkNGTHENER
The fact, that the income Cor the wear
would fall far short Of the demands upon
the Exchequer, notwithstanding the late
issue o: Treasury notes. has been long an
parent The party IN the House, howe
yer, shrunk from the responsibility of call
ing for loan. or another issue OF Treasu-
~ notes. The Departments called Cor the
usual aPpropriauons-ibey were granted
by the House. In the last week of the
session the Senate tackled 10 the ARM
end Navy and Fertilization Bills. amend
ments to the effect, that, in the event Of
deficiency Of the revenue, the President
De authorized TO postpone, until after the
close o. next session. the appropriations
10 certain objects therein enumerated -
AmonG these are Improvements IN Navy
lafds, barracks, construction and anna
nent OF fotuhcatIons. Armories. and the
ordinance Department generally. These
ooJecis embrace appropriation. 10 the
amount Of : $50 900. The deficit wa
known weeks ago--it wac not regarded a,
a contingent bat certain event. Win
iull knowledge Of the fact, the appropria.
tons were asked by the Government And
voted by The House. The Secretary haJ
20 h' Annual Report proclaimed that
mere would be an sceruing Revenue. sui
heient TO meet ell the " ants Of TIE Govern
meh'. This. u IL true was soon Galsi6ed
oy demand Tor an issue Of > millions Of
treasury notes, which was granted. But
me party, oi late sbfunk alike from he
responsibility Of refusing the appfopr,s.
lions, Or Of providing the money 10 np.st
Them They. therefore. passed a. N !,
moekcfy appropriation Bills which tbev
knew must be imperative The senate
~ tins Juncture. comes 20 the relief oT,6.
House and, hy is amendment. tbtog,
in'o TIE hands Of The President the A..
c'etonary power over million and =.
quarter lhis money a. 10 be expen5.s
o. not expended, as be may think pro,.,
We pass over tie great loss-not iess a.,
- per cen'-which must result from D.
ro'iponemeut II works, fof uhicb The h.
Dor aod materials are already prepared -
We beg our readers 10 view ~ ope,.t,o.,
20 political point Of view a. sirepgthen.
ng tho arm n the Executive.
Inc disbursement uf 90 large SUNNI.
ccsfauly conieTs power and pa,gonage
out me discfeitonary power 10 disbUrss
% nov 20 disonffe augmenis the influence
2i zoe ffetident % . wonderful degree
Tbs BaHack will be tuilt or not be,It a..
eoFd'pg 70 ihe political Complexion M an.
"eini'y N Which 3, - situated. The wo,k.
men At Hsfpers Ferry may Be rstsiosJ
% hey pledge themselves 10 vote 1gb,
p ne Presidential election. Or d,sm,.ssJ
Y 'ntY should be whigishly inelinsd-ss
o. az ihe works. sod these works e..e,.
va "a 70 me permanent security snd defence
y lne county are 20 Be postponed or
3sae ne means Of siili further swelling
ne bl9a'sd mass Of influence and patron.
age Which % bro0ght into conaitg ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
TH0HTs CRIGGs.
Hi-NRY BERRY.
.f.NDREH HfATER.
~ Q rORTHLNGTu.F.
~ u THOMPSON,
Committee Of Invitation
Jog 1910

rHE WING FESTIVAL This. ne Cav
appointed for The pubilc festival. 10 be :. ysn by
Che friends q iIanison and Tyler In thts com.
~ The place selected fof he occasion 3. ihe
"Pioeing Spring two miles Nonb % Charles
io~n, and iumeiin'eif on be .ino of TIE WIN.
chester ani Potomac RalRosI-a spct uher.
many met about iuelge years ago 90 pay hosors
70 ucn. 10 ksoo. Who VII nov assemble here
o. con'ess heir past error and publicly arow
their friendship for Gen. Harrison The ar
faassmens are complete, and such a. to easare
ihe most agreeable fcsspion 70 az whs nav
honor he occasion wiih lhslf presence
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
W'ho Is Gem.NV IIcnry IEnrr.sonI

Cot. RICHARD VI. JOHNSON, Wee Presl.
deaf Of the United States, answers:
WHo Is Grv TI,RasoN' The son Of one Of
the signecs Of the Declaration Of H. Independence,
Nho sPca; he greater part OF HI, large fortune 10
reiecm'ag Toe Fledgr he then gave Of his FOR
tune, life, AMI sacred honor to secure the liJer-
ties of his country.
o! the career OF Gen u,REiso>, I need nc,
speak the history of the West, is has history. -
For forty year he las been Identified with It's IN
forests. - penis, and ~ hopes. Universally
beloved IN the walks Of peace, aud distinguished
Sy his ability IN the councils Of his country, he
has been ye, more Illus'ronsly distinguished IN
the field.
During The late War, he was longer in active
,efyice than any other General officer he was,
perhaps, ofleher in action than any one Of them,
and never sustained a defeat"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
vvhni hae lIr. Van huron Donc

lac enemies Of Gen HaRSsoN are constantly
e1ira'oiing 10 depTeca'e his in,ellsc, and to IN
det'1'e his services 10 the country both in the
field and as statesman. Bu, they are very
careful! 10 say nothing Of the acts Of their favor.
ne Where are The evidences Of lis superior
'.a'esmlnship' Where the monuments Of hi,
towering genius where The records Of kis
'srsIees' What measure d.d 10 ever originate
which bears ihe stamp Of extraordinary wildom'
We cali uran a.s luends 10 point 10 single &C;
Performed, ~ measure proposed. which places
hn above DO" lourih-raie men Of the ccuu,ry-
or 90 single service rendered, which eati,ls,
him TO lia, c.I1trys gratitude.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Referring 10 the above Circular of the Why
Central Committee cf the State Of New York.
'he Courier and Enquirer says .-
" u presents fair. though somewhat
too subduej view Of The case. II e,ti.
males The HARRISON majority At 1000
cei'aia. Hiih 'he probability Of reschiny
- or 10 900. We should be inclined -
write 1t 10000 certain 20 600 probable
WIN The possibility Of an excess over even
tho larger sum For three years in sue.
cession The People Of New York have
condemned The policy Of Mr.. VAN Be-.
myths period covers all The y,e,ss,.
ludes and chances Of bis Adminisirat,on.
ihere - not The slightest reason 10 believe
,ha' there has been any change Eou The
VINO party "a The State. But We hear
almost daily Of conversions from Van b..
renism"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

RAIN fell heavily during The whole o. Thurs.
day last. at Washington city, and in the even.
Ing descended IN torrents" flooding me streets.
filing the cellars, carrying away bridge, aud
doing other damage, estimated at forty thousand
dollars There was also heavy rain the same
day al Redmond and other places
In tins vicini,y, there has Lecn bot slight
shower or two Of rain since the Oh Of June last
The corn crop, the gardens, the watch fountains,
&c. arc all pretty well used up."-ihc Their
momeier sui ranging FROM 80 TO %. arl yet
no promise Of rain. Such, however, Is Ills will,
and as philosophers ani christians 1t becomes u,
not 10 complain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
alorIties named

Whole number Of electoral votes 2gI-ne.
cessary 20 choice ils Gen. Harrison viii
therefore have - votes more than sufficient to
elect him - leaving ont of the-lues,on Georgia
On which State the chances arc decidedly in IA
sof Of Gen Harusob) and several oihsr doubt
nj States.
Mr. Van Barren will 6e waierlooed worse bv
Ger Harrison 10 1910, than Mr. Adams vas BY
Gen Jackson in ls2s Mark ii,
We DO not make these statements and pfeIic-
lions fof encsL we arc aware that more Is 10
Be lost Than gained Nv misleading our friends.
Eui sc make hem because se have ihe strong
esi a'Sufsnce ani Grmest belief that the resu',
val fully verify our calculations. A similar
pred.ouon made 20 our paper o. the second of
Apfil last has been more ihan confirmed by The
several elections which have since taken Place.
Virginia and Louisiana were then placed among
The doubtful States, neither Of which subse.
quehi syeEu have shown should b. placed In
fha' category
We repeat, hat We have faih in our rred,c-
lions ani hope our readers wil preserve Cd,
f.ai'mrni, ard sss IS uns may ensbie Them 10
decide Wheihcr ue are true or false prophets.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Majority Tor Moore.
THE LEGISLATURE.
POPULAR VOTE.
VIZ mslotIly N Do. SAC. 2.al7


Tins result places beyond all doubt OF que,-
ton the success OF Gen. Harrison 10 Louisiana
IN November next, by more than two thousand
majority.
Mr. Van Buren,, it will be remembered, re-
ce'ved the vote Of louisiana at the PrcSden-
'al election OF 1896 HIS majority was go.
Two or three small parishes IN which the par.
ties are nearly balanced. 10 be heard from.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The Government drafts are protested
IN every direction. Two drafts drawn BY
the Post Master General on the Post Mas.
ter at New Orleans, were recently pro-
'es'ed-and on their return 10 Washing.
ton, Mr.. Kendall offered to renew then
by giving a draft on the East, but would
pay neither dan ages, interests or expen.
ses. There ere now exhibited in Wall
street drafts drawn bv 4. Kendall on
MIR. Coddingiou our Post Master here.
for the Psliry sun Of FIVE dollars This
shows poverty never before known. II
the department; a! Warrington wont pay
a bill Of Eve dollars Wilhou, giving draft.
they had better shut up shop.-.N York
Gaseiie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The people Of Alexandra appear TO be
almost unanimously favorable TO Teiroces.
sion TO Virginia. Upwards Of seven hun
bred citizens have signed the memorial in
favor Of the measure, and only twelve
have affixed their names - the counter
memorial.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The Madisonian Of yesterday says that
there are runners Of changes 10 the Presi-
dents Cabinet, which come in such a
shape that IT cannot question them. Mr.
PAULpiSG, IT is said, is TO 60 out OF the
Navy Department, and Mr.. PoINsETr is
to take his place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
oene

new paper called The Spin, Of Dcmocra-
~" has been started 10 Leesburr. Va Itised,t
ei by Robert T Moda,,, and painted 5y n. W
cl'S'on, and supports The reelection or Mr. Van
Bufen' OF The first No. the washingtonian says
" We rarely if ever have opened a shee, con.
tanning more unfounded sa,cmenis-some OF
them indeed Of au outrageous character -
Is THIS The true Spin, Of Democracy -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

For day or two past We have had distressing
reports Of ealamitous IRE in Hagersiown, on
Sunday last. The Baltimore American OF Tues.
day has the following paragraph in reference 10
the eAlAmiiy
"Firt in HaserIlo~u learn by a gentle
man direct from Frederick, that FIRE took plsc
IN Hsserstown on Sunday night which consum-
ed 10 or ~ buildings. including the Offices Of the
Torch Light and The Herald OF Freedom. the
two Wing papers Of that place. We are with
out further particulars"
TIE whole range of valuable buildings called
"Hager'' Row." it is reported, hs, been de.
'iroJsd. A'to the origin Of the fro, we have
heard nothing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Etem y. .flbany Er.nnr Iorrnal-
JouS G. MrrcALr. Mendon.

N'e"s SIC 'Iieaitg fstthtng Journal
We publish below Circular from the State
Central Committee to the wings Of the Union
IL exposes and battles one Of those extensive and
organized schemes Of Misrepresentation and
fraud by which the paftisans al the Adtnint.,,s.
lt"n are cudcayourg So retrieve ITS de,cer,,.
fortunes Us source claims Tor II general aiien-
Ton ana iuH reliance 10 The Wings Of this
s'a'v iis assurances are needless To pretend
herc, az home, tha, The slightest probability rr-
s's, hat ihe electoral vote OF New York viii b..
FiFra against HaasiscY. IS 2 puch Of ehronirry
up Co which Van Bgrcn.sm as Vel mas NOT t.sr
able 10 swaTgcr let The friends Of the XVb,e
cause abroad count with an certainty and r,,re
dcnce on the EMPIRE STATE
TO THE WINGS or THE UNION.
ALr,sY, srArE or Nsw Yoss.y
July 20. 1910.
!he Wing Subcommittee Of the STATE
OF New York have ascertained that az.
mulianeous effort has been made bv The
Administration Members Of Congress and
hy others az Washington. 10 produce an
impression that this State will cast he,
electoral vote fof Mr. Van Bureo. In.
formation has reached us that leiist, have
been received IN different and d,.,,,t
States from Warrington OF the same ie
nor and frequently identical 20 language
fFiFe'h'l'N WI ' an bureu 9 aurfera fri
iLis Sis'e Is beyond al reasonable doub,
The very manner IN which these repfe
sensations ere goi ~ and circulated y o.
itself sufficiently indicative Of their char.
aeief. They are the last defpefste re-
sort Of ruined party and q an Admin.
ifsilon iottenng 90 rs downfall 20 deceive
a people whom they have 80 lore bayo,l.
ed. Well may they dread The conse
quences Of acknoVleJgins. or omitiny to
deny iho fact. that Mr. Vsn Bufen h 3,,.
csrded By his own State. What esnd,.
date ior The Presidency ever before dared
20 come before ibc people with bis owo
State against himi u uas therefore n
vast importance thst lhis overs bslrisg
fact should be denied. contradic,sd 81,
planned away Or disposed Of 10 some
mode
THIS we suppose 10 be ihe srpl,nai,9n
o. ihis audacjous c1nspifaey 20 deceive
sad delude their osn foliowsrs we ssV
their follower Cor We cannot believe f5r
moment that there IL generous WIZ
% The Jnion Who would doubt The ualig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
~ NE Friends of HlRRTSO.N'and Of
reform IN the adjoining Counties
Of IiryJgf,, and oC iT,r,,Ig,J.

Of Tirglaia and Of Maryland:
Yonr fel.ow-ciuycn, Of tie County Of JeGcr-
'-n, Virginia friendly re The srel, cause Of Re-
form, propose 20 give, ia The vicinity Of Charles.
taVH, PUBLIC FESTIVAL On TAur,a4y he
3oA mHsa Upon ,bal occasion We hope 10
be fav,Iei r..a ,h- a,'ea1ancs % many of The
dH'o.a ari -ls .eaIes .l 'l o principles cf ,he
great oFp s.l1o Parry in Virginia aud 10 other
State. an' va daHer ourselves haiti will be
convrnsni snl 3ereratie 90 large number Ct
ihe People o. b. rhrn a'i there assembled
To each aD' q. aH az sou a cordial iavitaiion
% b. present HEREBY e,sea Tic newspapers
are fe.e-'-' 'he medium Oi .n,uauon, because
they ah'ri OBJ" most esascnielt mode any
other SJaI Je impracucsbi-. All. are ,n,,,.
si--'hc airar~rm-uis made fer fbr ocrasirn siil
D amp.- Or Zoe a-. umafa48a az hs most
numerous sFsrus y. 1rd ye, of that simple aud
Tepabaean character suited 90 ihs sfsu 81 a
people whose desire AMI am s 10 BRING back
tHs g3'cf1'n-affo 'he prime pie, u economy ia
erf -ri'u--. and cf Integrity in administrator
10 QUO I...eF-c yrns or he A1uini.irsi.,,
PARIS We cleo extend lsc cordial invitation.
We ai. .rr 20 con.e Amongst us. 20 p.rak- o.
ne supf'es prepared i0f hc Festival. and 90
hear Cos themselves ths reasons Of our political
faith ven repeatedly.
TTOWTs GRIGGs
Hf-NRY BERRY
.iNDREW HUNTER.
~ q fFOKTTfINs Tp.F
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

TOTAL % votes, all again sure Tor
Harrison iC 1870.
The Signs Of the Times" indicate that he
vote Of The following States are also certain Tor
Gen. Harrison IN November next, by about the
naforitisS named.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Van Buren, Nominations.
FOR PRESIDENT,
MARTIN VAN BUREN,.
For VICE PRESIDENT,
JAMHS X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. JOHNSON.

ELECTORS.
Dist. Arthur Smith, Of hls Of UTsAL
10. Joha Cargill, Of Sup,E
}. do James Jones, Of .Ncfoirag
4. Go. w. X. Baskerville. 81 .T,etknJ,rE.
, do. Charles lsncSy, ~ buckingham.
do. Richard Logan, cC HaEli1
:. do. AfchtSald Stewart, II Patrick
do. William Jones. Of GlOues,isr.
. do. Austin Brockeubrough. Of Ei,fx
10. do. John Gibson, ~ Prince Bil!isn.
II do. J. ID. lialybunon. Of .Nitr Kcuf.
IL. DO. Thomas J RanIolph, II .I8un rris.
- do. Waller Holiday. II Spoi,tylrzaia.
IL. do. lnmAn Homer, If FsuJuisr
-. do. Heroine l.. opie, Sr., IF J,Jtnon.
l6. do. William A Harris. Of Pags
~. DO. }. y Williamson, II Rockingham.
Il DO. william Taylor, u RoekbriIge
10 do. Aug a Chapman. Of Monroe.
-. DO. James Uoge, Of Montgomery
n. ID. William Bycrs, Of Warrington
-. DO. Benjamin Brown, Of Ca5sH
-. do. john ii,ntman, II Brooke.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
TnE rIRsr FRuTTs-rh, Ncm.orlc.

THE FIRST FRUIrS-The Ncw-Orlcans
correspondent Of the Baltimore American. writ.
'ns under the date Of the Is,h instant, says
The first fruits OF tho SUB Treasury were e1-
hioi'ed here yesterday in the shape Of two pro.
tested Government drans, -one for si5i 81.
signed by Mr.. Kendall; and the other FOR siOI2
IL cts signed by Mr. Me the prescu, Postmas-
ter Genefal,-boih drawn at sight on VIM Nc
Queen, Postmaster ia ihis city. The holder Is
a respectable gentleman Of Pike county. Missis.
Sppi. The Postmaster positively declared he
could not pay them, because lie had no funds
The Collector Of the Customs was applied 10
lie did not think himself authorised to pay those
notes The holders want, bring pressing. the
notes we're ultimately shared by a broker at 81
per cent discount, the difference between specie
ard Louisiana money So we 60. This "a the
'hTd Or fourth instance of the Bankrup,cy of The
Government, which has occurred in our city
within few weeks"
The NeF-orleans papers confirm the truth
OF the above-and the American Of that city
remarks; al How disrepuiable, how disgraceful
10 the Administration, that, for a draf, Of si5l
on one of their sub-Treasurers, there shoad be
no funds even for tina, paliry amount TO save
the nation from the disgrace Of a protest.
Verify, this sub-Treasury system works mos,
beautifully, ard will prove a real blessing to the
people, and particularly TO the public creditor. 4"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Ffesn hundred people attended the pubic
festival % Mddlebug. n Loudoun county is.,
week John Jannsy, Ell. Gfsl addressed he
as'rmbly. and vas replied 70 by will,aa sn,.h
Esl o. CuipcPe:. The Lscsburz ws.hiso,o.
nian 'ays. ''ihe speech of Mr Jannsy may v,tb
truth be sad 20 have seen lB-d. powerful A..
ray ~ reason an4 argument. founded upon fse,,
--"hii'i 'hai q NJ Smith was marked b. d.
ciamauon' ifckefy, MEASUREMENTS. and abusive
charges, unsupported BY a single faoi ereep, 10
a solitary instance
The sPeakiug On the part u he WI "a "a,
kept op uu DARK N a5tiuon TO he s5eeebe,
referred 10, Messr Robert Scot, Edgar snow.
den. (of he AleKanins Gazcus.) Col Blake.
,of Indiana samuel Chilion Mr. Faulkner.
Mr. cosfad, Robert swahn and Samuel Han
addressed me erowd saocsssiseIy. 90 beng cali
20 fer Their speeches ID - stated, we're point
81 iofclbie, and sloq1sbt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

II will be recolleeIed tina, Gen. Harrison re-.
csiSed the votes Of The following seven States in
iSQc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

We learn with regre: iha, all The hand.
employed IN The patent arms manufacto.
ry, with the exception OF three or four.
were last week discharged, and the few
who have been retained, will also be dis
charged as soon as they have finished up
their work, when the whole establishment
will be closed. on account Of the great
depression Of The times-and vet the loco
foeos attempt TO persuade the people that
the cry OF hard times is got ny by the
Wings solely for political effect.
PsisrfoH InhRigtnesr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Bank Of PIgiaia Mr.. BRrSr Of
Winchester hes declined the aeeeptsncs
Of The Casbiefship q The Bank II Virnn.
"a. 10 which be had been elected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

u - possible that the Whigs NAV
throw away little indignation on McDoi
hes letter abnnve Of Gen. Harrissb. but 4
- BOT necessary McDufie ~ a brother.
ln.laW Of MAJOR Abram Van Burcn's and
here you have DE secret II be attack
Family interests and family eonsilerai,,n.
absorb every pa'do'ic attachment 10 Inc
country and The people know how 4,
pace q proper value on such lctier,
oo Tuesday The last DAY Of the Ss..
son. The loieiligencer states that no ie.s
Van three hundred and foriy.fovr bushels
o. documents aod newspaper were cent
ION The City Post Office by The mails 80.
eng Ead, West North aud South.
Nj Akin has jos, poblnbed sn,lbs,
amusing cancaiure. n describes he
Buckeye Blacksmith wofEipg yn Sat.
Treasury metal The prominent r me,
are the Blaeksmuh AID Mt vsa r..
fen
h'gsf1g iqereafs The town Of middle.
borough, Mas, contained in Is30. 5 O0f
.hhss'iants 10 1871, 5.OO5. add In $40
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The Madisorian says:-If the security
be good none but rich men can be sub
treasurers.-The bonds required Of Mr..
Seldcn, treasurer. are, we understand
one million and a halC-Of course. this
puts an end to all ASPIRATIONS for Office.
ON The part Of the poor, and transforms
The office holders into the rich nabobs Of
aris'ocracy. None but rich men can
give such bonds a. those. This is.giyinz
more privilege TO wealh than 10 Aonetfg,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

IL IS stated IN The New York Times tina,
two dfafts, drawn BY the Navy Agent for
the Pacific, on the Secretary Of the Navy.
lhe one Tor $50 900. and tho other for
SO 600, aecPisdby j. X PAULDrvc. "
were protested for non payment on The
18th instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
LOUISIANA ELECTION.
.4LL RIGHr LN LorIsLLN.l

All RIGHT ~ LOUISIANA!
Tee nag .vss'b.s q co-srsss ,isetsd-a ,as;oriis
II Uhisi eisoisi to the Lgisia,urs md "a.
srsrsgt UhiS ~Sjorify in hs STATE MGR. tsaH
hro thousand
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
The Official returns show the following result
IN the -, district.
Wh,ie (whg) - I 500
Leonard ". - 1851