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NOTICE.

"A boCoNDED from the subscriber on the 18th
n of June ono Joel Cuss, town pauper. and
this is 10 forbid all persons haiboring him on INV
account, as shall pay charges he NAV cause 10
be made against me or the town of Glover.
TIMOTHY LYMAN
Glover, 10 June, 1910 I51w3
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Window Blinds
EBOlaanets, Bonnet Silks. sc.

a GOOD assortment of Dunsiabe, Floranco,
~ Variegated and Eleven braid BONNETS lust
received and for sale. Also bonnet SILKS, RIB
boNS, FLOWERS, &c.-choap-nO mistake
. SHEDD ~ JEWETT.
May. 1910. H5tc
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rHRse gSvGcpn Nd Dnnnaaina Rows,

A HISTORICAL TALE of tho early settle
"a ment at Vermont, in vols.-by the nutho'
of "May Martin" For sale ihls Office.
MIA now supply Of the above work has been
received nj this Office.
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81 JonhsAury, Sheld Il Jewelt.
Morrill, 81 Rankin.
+" Samuel Humphrey.
Albany, Howard II lIovey.
Burke, l.uc;us Denison & Co.
Barnet, Bachop & Johnson.
l.. 81 A. Dutton.
Kiuredge, nj. ~ Skinner.
Barton, Hemingway, 81 Robinson.
Bloomington, Thomns c. Stewart.
Cabot, Israel Cutting,
T" William Smith.
Charleston, Robinson ~ Colo.
Coventry, f. Cleveland.
Craitsbury, Geo. Ii. Cook.
Canaan, Luther Shute ~ Co.
Concord, J. 6. Darling.
Derby, N. Colby ~ Son.
Danvile, A. Mcmillan.
Guldhall, Gould 81 Nelson
Groton, William Whitehill.
Glover, VIM. B. Palmer.
Greensboro l.. f. Waterman Il Co.
Hardwick, Strong 81 Delano.
q" Baker IL Judevne.
A. 81 M. r. Cheever
Irasburg, p. barrow g. Co.
Iunenburgh, q. w. Gates.
Lyndon, Chamberlain ~ Brckett
+ y A. Bcmis.
Newport Branerd Stebbing.
". Dnnvillc, Farmers ~ Mechanics Co
Peacham, Chandler St Brown.
Nyegate, G. az l. Cowles
Sheffield w. u S. Bradley.
Sutton s. d |. Blake.
Troy, IL. Hastings.
Walden, Edwards Il Dutton
Waterford, NJ. X. Parks " Co
Y. Il. Fairbanks.
Wheelock w. Il $. Bradley
BENJAMIN BRANDRETH, M. D.
24l Broadway, N. Y.
Sole proprietor of Brandreth's Vegetable Universe
Pilis' t36-yl>
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THE public nre hereby notified that the Plough
business will hereafter be carried on by the SUB,
scriber at the old stand ofMoore, Mason d. Co ana
efforts shall be wanting to have the farmers wen
supplied with PlouShs Of first rate quality, am
shares constantly on hand to fit. Said Pougs will
be kept by Agents in most Of the principal, towns
in the vicinity. The superiority of the Moore anu
Mason Poughs for turning smooth furrowwl'lo ""
breaking and turning up hill and drawing easy e 81
well known that recomme ndatons considered
unnecessary. would only say to farmers, Try LOT
yourselves JONATHAN +. ShiNT ,ao,f
Barnet, January %, 1910, 'e""
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o. The annals of medicine do not afford, per.
hdPs, more remarkable instances c1c"res INA" The
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-07-07
sHIgRayay Surveyors EssaHnks,

U,vOR sale AT this Office. Also,
H. BLANK DEEDS, VENDUE BLANKS,
BLANK NOTES. WAY bells, with the
namo of the =. NJ and town, printed at short no.
lice April, ~
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NOTICE.

TIME Copartnership heretofore existing between
IL the subscribers under the style of Moore, Ma
son IL Co. has been by mutual consent dissolved.
All the Books and demands aud all other property
belonging to said firm has been assigned to j. +.
Skinner, to whom, all demands due the concern
must be paid, and all Ploughs in the hands of a.
gents must be accounted for to said Skinner, VINO
will also settle all demands against said Company
JOHN MOORE,
WILLIAM MOORE,
JOSEPH MASON,
j. F. SKINNER.
Rnrpet Januorv o. lS1O frIrs-p
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AZ O C & r. v t.
F,om tho Western Visitor.
THE TR u Nj PIE II i Il % f II y
nv J. N. MAFFIT

nv J. NJ MAFFIT
There xvas once n wild tradition among the lYro
aims, that on ono oft inac'esS'o'e s""'"'''
, ,x,;,l. ,r,,,rc,er had taken his stand, and tina
,to oo,,re. ,f tho world rolled on prosporonsy o
tho contrary. according TO Tho fearful runes wmc
bo n,oved. Ate, blowing through the gloom an
oorv of his world, il said that he would blow
n dirge so mournfuiy Solemn for himself, il0
Death would refuse for time to execute his ias
commission upon him, hoping that his trnmp'
would vail again among the monntaIns
A blast is on the hills,
A roar upon the sea,
searching echo thrills
Like trumps of victory
And louder-broader the song
That rolls in stormy chords along,
Tremendous, heard at night,
And moral trumpet blows,
And dead men wake in fright,
Rondng their damp grave clothes
Staring with eyes of fire, toward
The outspread banner of the Lord,
Blow, trumpeter, again
Up break old monuments,
And flashing Ger the plain
Blaze explained portents,-
While earth upon her mountain throne,
Gives from her mighty heart groan.
Blow, trumpeter, once moro
Ten thousand leglons come
Without the lannon's roar,
Or beat of stirring drum
Grim turns palo before host
The proudest captain ne'er could boast
The rush Of wings is heard,
The lutes Of heaven play,
The storm creation feared
Hath passed in peace away,
And glory. like unbound sea,
Sweeps proudly round immensely.
Blow, trumpeter, in power,
The earth beneath the blast
Is changing every hour;
Its iron age hath PASSED,
And golden eras sweetly riso
Like daylight summer skies
The mellowing east is rod,
The sun of glory nigh
Uncover now thy head
Beneath a crimson sky,
Which bushes all Saviours love
TO gid thy canopy above.
Blow, trumpeter, poa
Before the solemn knell
Thy death note shall reveal,
And ring thy sad firowel:
Blow, wild trumpeter, in thunder,
And break the laws OF death asundor.
Blow trumpet-cIaron horn
Like many waters crying,
The doomed ono to
And save a soul from DYING
Blow rock and mountain rampant round,
Till glory ochoos back the sound.
Blow with your dying breaIh
Fling on the midnight
The swan-notes Of your death,
And leave thor echo tbeIe:
The last shout of your sounding sho'i
Shall blend with angel harpcrs well
The trumpeter is dead
HIS trumpet speaks no more;
The g;avel for his bed
Was dug upon the shore
Yet signet, sceptre, harp and crown,
Upon his dying couch came down.
WI q n III n m al Es G g o u s
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GaOOsg or aaO SA le---(SOyym HBrasS
nsnd mO carUHMbAialg.
HtONSTN NTLY on hand, n full supply Of late
W burnt LIME, ut the old stand of good good or
no sale. JAMES RAMSAY.
ST Johnsbnry Nav 25, 1910. 147-- We
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Barnet, January 29, 1910.
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Window Saslaes

of a, 6 and panels, consisting of those of
Ia and | 2 and inches thick, suitable for
side and inside doors
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

tons had first been addressed 10 him as an 'ndVi
| dual member Of the House
| The SPEAKER replied thai he had received certain
resolutions from the Governor s.d Council of ~ Jersey
hnt as they were mol addressed 10 !i.in III his GEca
character as Speaker 81 the House, c had declined pre-
.eiiiing them.
hir HAND doubted whether !. was in order to pre-
sent these resolutions al this time. The extension %
the goth rule authorized the presentation Of petitions
but be did th;nk resolutions oi State could CONE
! in under that rule.
| Mr. JAMESON wished 70 know of The Chair, if til,
report and resolutions Of the minority Of the Legisa
ture of New Jersey the same subject had been re
ceived by him; and if 80, whether he would lay then
| before the House.
| The SPEAKER replied that he Ind received rrpnr
from the minority Of the New Jersey Legislature whcl
was addressed him in his ocia character Speak
or Of Tie House Of Repre- srnaiges; and lie would there
FORE a, proper time, present them.
MIR pICEESS apprchenGcd that the gentleman from
New York was mistaken IN his construction CT the rule
1t would apply, he said, - resolutions offered by tho
members from themselves, but not 70 resolutions com,
ing from one of the States. Such had always been re-.
ceved when petitions were in order
MIR HAND then Withdrew his objections.
Mr.. R. GARLAND asked if he understood The
Sneaker as saving that he would present the report
cominp from the minority of the New Jersey Lcqisa-
ture, While he declined presenting communication
from the Governor and Council Of that State.
Mir. WISE said, that if gentlemen would permit Tie
stand The motives Of the Speaker, but would approve
of his conduct. The sci of resolutions was ad-
dressed 10 hin member from ic State Of Virginia
and denied tie organization n the House and that he
was The Speaker of it, He could not, therefore, con-
sistcntiy with the respect he owed the House or in
justice himself, have presented these resolutions
The other set which came from the minority Of the
Legislature, was addressed & him in his oiicia cha
racler, and therefore, it right and proper that he
should present them.
Mr.. DROMGOOLE commended that the correspond
cnce ought be laid before the House, in order
the conduct Of the SPEAKER in It's proper light This
he thought due, well TO the SPEAKER as to the
House.
MIR. HOLMES expressed the views; and aner
some further remarks from Messrs Dromgoole Lin
coin, Pctrkn, Wise, Briggs, F Thomas, and Leadtet-
ter,
Mr.. WISE moved suspension Of the rules, in order
10 enable the SPEAKFR 10 lay the communication and
his answer before the House But before taking any
question,
The House adjourned
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RICHMOND, TUESDAY, FEBRU,RT !


The representation which, is taxing place in ,,o
Committee Of Elections. Is becoming 4 matter 81 Ia;
and just complaint al Wasms !on, THIS dyly /, c.n,
lated if not designed, increase the c!4!or Of n,r
spirit. 1t IS uni.st towards the State. l. ". gar:
her from rnioyin- her fair share oil representation; All
we would think, tia. Instead d. spinning out IL p-,
cecd.lgs from day 10 day, tha C0almte.. would l.a.
spared rens, labour by day aud BY night 10 hrp
:hs controversy 10 conclusion. II IS said that Il =
Chairman of the Committee does not sufficiently r,n,,
the energies of hs character, urrlnF his cucaras
to decided course of action. Whilst the peo,A
of New Jersey knocking at lis door for iUstce:
whilst her live representatives. who have bera daly
elected ~ ory oil The people, excluded .t,T,
their seals, it is he hoped that Mr. Campbell vii -,
rs out the determination which he originally carrra
tn,. Cou:;n,tte"-nor safer the interests o: y,y
Jersey 10 b. t::a:ir. by ;Ic rrocFa-tnat.mg >pr, Or
any portion 81 ii@ Committee. \ correspondent 4.
Washington NJ, TINT nerd not fear ,.s -
suit a. 10 the baiiat.Jl:rs The Wings pocd nl.a
Illegal votes than tie Democrats DID ana al the cFy
winch t'Icr have raised ah9ut frdGiulcnt votes VII
prove unfcundcd. When the proceedings Of III
Committee 10 be known, they viii astor.ss
every one. The New Jersey Democrats, lowayc;
VII ultimately triumphant the conduct OF tic
Wings IN attempting Ia suppress the Voice Q. ,.e
people, VIII add another item 10 the catalogue Of
their total contempt 81 law and the rtMhts of suffrage
lc; them design to make political capital out 81
this If they pleasethcy will fall sgnaly fail when
The matter IS well understood the people coms
read the report of the minority OF The Committee IN
the y. J. crislaturc-whrn they To read the a..
gumcn! If Mr. Garland. The pungcnt speech Of DGa.
can aad The excellent and conclusive speech ." Dfya
rool.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

Who are the .lbo!itioaistS'-Wh party .5,,
North displays the greatest attachment to thg I'm,
the South What says the following preg. ~ !.
from the Washington Correspondence -. -.
of the Boston Atlas frank Whg:) * Is sP go, i!
Johnson's rcsolution--and aile. siv'ng the :
and noes los, he breaks out q follows: &:
at will be seen BY an EXCLAMATION o. 'nf n,,, Il:
and nays, that ecsry .Yorsr HAs 'ahs Aos ~.
in aeor c,hs sacred rht Of patton, VINE ,.ot.
ofthe Administrator ,,eubers from that qasI'e s,s
recrean to Northern interests, and recorded 'he
against that right The Northern Wings |'re ,.,,.
dy to man, to d. battle maniully ngaas: the Gas.
tn.iona resolution submitted b. Mr. Johns'a ~ X
were prevented by Mr. Vandcrpcel, NORM
Foco asprant, who ungenerous!y moved ia tI,sr:
question: and thus CO; of debate. When 'i' Ia
ceased speaking, | noticed, a least, aozs" .s ia,'
Wings on their feet, cn.aayoring TO Obtain y
and among the rest Messrs Lincoln sa!to1',rs: ST..
tings and Adams Of Mass, Evans c: MAUI ~
Vermont, Granger of N. York, &c, DC Az a, ,sss
of this sweeping Ant-Aboliton las, IS deep Il, Il
by all our friends, who have iabored to sas'. h,, 90
interests of the country, but it IS believed S,,1i
monstrous violation of the right OF Pe''''""
aMons,rous violation of the Right Q: p sSas:s \
Why, the reverse is the truth. lis taesc '''
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LEcTuRE on CONrmOLoEY-


LECTURE. on COSCuOIOUI.
PROFESSOR WYATT "iil .i.,i"r .f.uus Introductory
COSMOLOGY. illustrated specimens, rs' E's
AcA preparatory L. >r"ur>" 81 Lectures on Ma
To half past o'clock tn,
citizens generally respectfully invited I" attend
Feb. III SILT
rAES u. iiGRRIS Attorney ft L viii practise IN tbs
~ Inferior and Superior Courts of the cty of Richmond anf
lIrnco. and the Courts Of Hanover and Caroline III
Office in the building opposite III" Bank OF Virginia
s9-w:}w
SToCkS At AECTioN-Tommrow, at i2 O'clock, will b
- sold Coffee House, $500 Of Bonds and Scrip Of tn
Kanawa Company 81 90 Six Pes Cent So"k
Of Virginia. aud 10 shara. of stock OF the Et
Virginia, for current nutrS.
zen III Isg-Ul JIS. II. LYNCH.
VALUABLE FAR.iv!.',. lots rUR sAIE-Wil he sold
in the Town of the >irc door Di Nr J. = Nor
ton pcli- nr hghc-, h.dricf, on Hoilda9 the
l2h February SiJ sIHts Lots belonging m jams Madison
Scya-a situated in m active bushes. part u
town, M.istrrer T. :. Morinu> ami the corner lately
occupied by C. Z. Read iau,. uniupryed 10! cn tie
hl s Riddles. A Tot ts- i7nGns-aad
another the hanCl.
The Lois Will sold a credit Of and Il mnnhspurcha-r:
giving bond and approved security The sale will Dc made " @
under deed 81 i crtr Prince Edward ai'c
the payment Of certain debt, therein named We wi
convey only such title Is III yr5:y,. by >ald decd
ROBERT MORTON, r,..,
JAS. ". DUNNlNGTOE,i
Feb II s9-tds
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$4,000 Capital Prize,
ShnnI Enhd Lottery Of Rhode Island.

CLASS 2SS-oTH SERIES.
To be drascr IL: City Prorldezes, Saturday. Feb 2S si0
srLEyDIu scHrAE-l prize OF $4,000, son. 6o 4Oco 5000
1875 10 OF $685. 51 80 Of $780, 100 Of 25) 5jof l9J &c. co. III
60 Sumbers-D paiou.
Wi:oles $40; halves S; quarters 2 81; e.hths -.
JAMES PHALES & CO., -Hauag.-s,
Feb II ,s9-tdl E;ckwo7S, Hs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

rLaRKSYILLE FEMALE ACADEMY.-1he neat session .
~ this Institution vii! .Ong the ID day Of MaIct
The panctual attendance Of the pupils At the opening
the session. particularly rccommand delay is always attend
cd with loss them AMI Inconvenience: 70 the tcachcS
TcaMJ per session of five month";:
Ecard Including washing fuel. lights; &c SO 90
Tuition " all English branches 10 %
Do in Latin French, spanish and ltaan languages, 10 %
instruments. . %
SAMUEL L. TENi3IT.,
Prsapal Of n. .i:r -'y.
.---H
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Feb II
EiRrlNEII. rnNrERT

Friday Ercaing The ith Il TsrprsOrc iEh
NJ RS BRENGERi has the honor uf announcing 10 the 1ic-
w and gentlemen of Richmond and Manchester that previous
her departure Europe, she will Farewell concert
which she will be assisted 10y Mr.. a=sini, who has
Gently with the H:cmliUn of tab>in. himself III ties
place, Instructor of Vocal Musit he IS 2dDLm.-N VIOLIN
and rt- treat still attractive. VI. Bassin viii
perform minis caprinioS we'll q hrssrS Daniel
tni Barber. gentlemen volunteered their r"ua
bic aid, @il pay : 'tett raUo-.
Mrs. Rrrngc offers particularly 10 the ladies' OF Rich
mund Humble efforts, which She :aitrr herself, viii be
ccyvd with that hospitality characteristic Of the inhabitants OF
Virginia; hoping Also that when e is Tar from them they will
remember affection ana regard, which viii be fall
ward for her professional abOur while among them and for 1
Kindness TO her Stranger -he will caid grateful heart
Nothing less the business of M Brengcs requiring m
mediate presence in England would take her nom the cy Of
Richmond.
SGT
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10000 Dollars.

10000 Dollars.
one Prizes Of 81 90
school Fund Lottery OF Rhode Island.
Gas. aa2--5th Series.
To be drawn In City Providence Saturday. Feb ai 1870
sPLESDIo SCHEME.
$4,000 4 go TO- ooo GEO. 90 zoos 800 o9n 400
1880 Il6s OF 1850 900 of l,ooo 50 Of 500 81 of OF
80
90 Numbers-4 drawn ballots. Wholes sl2, quarters 49,
eighths 81 So
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

-! .N,c Department ~ ikc G0TtJAias" Illicit .e1to
On Monday last, Mr. Clay, Of Kentucky, "pre.enlrG
memorial signed b. many citizens, praying fos the
establishment Of new Department Of the Govern
m:cnt, for Agriculture ad Education, which should De
charged particularly with the collection and propagation
Of seeds aG! piuns-iEproycmc Of Gu;,Taton-aew
implements of hu-bantr", nc.
This proposition smacS- of The Federal doctrine.
which Alexander Hamilton put forth in he Rrpo! on
Manufactures IN December. ISL lie there m0,na.ns
under the sweeping d""tsrmc OF tie esmcr" meifoyr
'i:: there t" hc room Tor doabt, that what
eyer concerns the general interests 81 iemn" Of cs
ruiiarf Of manufactures and Of commerce, waIa
the ,3er. Of The national councils y"garis an
application of money. s. also the Report q, tie
Committee Of Congress, Of January 1851. assume:
the same latitude Of pClT Tie NATIONAL councils gAt
applies IL 10 the cncGura cement o IcuitGrc, by means
o. a society to hc established at the scat of Govern
ment The iustrious Madison N hls Report Of -.
l-GA) characcrxcs both these Reports they deserve
and says that sahou5h neithc! may hay" received the
sanction Of law carving !. INTO eiect, yet on tie
other hand. IT,. c2,TGDrGjadyy doctrine cgE;l'ncd
both has passed without the slightest positive marx
dsapprohaion from the authority 10 which II was 3d.
dressed
Bu, this Federal project IS again coming up lie
shape Of memorial Tor establishing .Nsc D.pc;.
a.cni Of the Government! VIVA! next Garry out The
scheme Of the Smithsonian Legacy; establish his Ncw
Department 81 the Governments assume by dog.,
aud alarming jgr.sdiction over education So.
agrjcuiturc-and thus extend til" doctrine Gf tn ,"a,.
~! wclfre-an,! Id: bounds shall to tie en-.
croac!Gnrn;s Of the Federal Government:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

The Charlottesville Republican presnmcs, tina, tie
issue vii! again he tbs S.rn@ .Rircs Rtacs :;
Snoucr done than said aud dome, TOO, by Wig EL
ilnr: For, the Wnchcs;cf "Rcpubiican Wing d.
plays it. head Harrison and Tyler. for Po.Gru
and Vice President. and '.}or L s. Senator, VIM {
Rises of Aibenarie and it adds. 'thrrc il .ia, r..
main un the verdict is rendered Most cxtfaorG.
NARY conjunction indeed. Harrison aud niyes III,
fable Il the Cen:ap. ,nlf mrn h. horse not mos
marvellous Bat AIr. Z is now wholly n the arms .,
ihc Whws-and ii - sad, that he NIii hc Al ~, c!.g
Dinner >" the 4@a, 20 th" purpose - ,oaslnnaao.
II" .uarriagc.
The Nrig presses .,ro cccarcd Tor ,:r R,yc;. rul
express lhcf mortt'ireto. .vg III defeat. The ifr>Ja
Gazette frank Wing stands =caoGsy h, Am; d., ARE.
that ";he confidence OF tie community Of the Ola T..
minion will long st.hn 10 he abased by the s9pa,.
tries e. tl.4 EmGrcr: and a,rms, that ':thc pcoy IL
Virginia want .ic services OF MIR kvcs at Wa>hnsoa
and he is destined sooner or later 10 triumph over the
Van Buren, faction. '-Sophistrics, Nhc.c are ,a.r.
Sir: Do we sophsticatc, when We say, that Mr hyt.
Is affiliated with the Whigs-thal he goes cJr Gencr'
HarriSon-and that Gen. Harrison gees agaG.s! III.
great principles oC !Tgina-that he is o;iiud,ooui
ConstructoniStis III favor Of Internal lmpro: mcal
Tariff, National Bank in certain contingencies.
the appropriation OF Il! The surplus cyenue Ia the pun
chase and transportation of slaves, &c, &c: Wna
c2p!:;siry is this Are they no: all well e5ib,,ar,
facts:-Can The Wings expect T. carry Virginia ugos
these pap!able ISSUES. Can Nr hiyc- himself expo
30 succced oyer The friends Of the id:nnis;ralan.-
Never.
Who has changed-SIr R:rcs OF his party. Ii:
Washington Correspondent OF the View York EXpTss
gives p'ctorIa representations Of members d! Co
gross from Shakspcare-and after II. Clay, d ".
ser RI. l.. White, y. Z. Tallmadgc, comes the f.0a
inc Portrait Of "lfiliiam c. Riycs
.Tr"sumc that tic thing wa
70. Heaven doth know, mail The world perceive
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-02-11

The Gtpcrimca,am crwris-Arc tho WINGS a..
the necessary 10 bring Gen Harrison oul, a..
!.ho!ition;sm:-ilavc they written 70 him 70 oba'
pledge, that if elected President, he will Ike is'
Van Buren,, reto any Bill which may he subaltted
him, No lodging, gentlemen. The Prop~ dcml
an answer and the Hero Of Tippccan"e cHaaa go
it, as be did tie Qurss;s Of Vermont three years
lie must answer. The People Of vrginia l~mel.
They will not be satisfied without Gale !orcai ~
They ought not 10 be satisfied.
T"ncetorth the example Of !ir. y 3 swtii saaGr
corded as a precedent. THE SOUTH AND SOFT
WEST WILL NEVER VOTE FOR Any u.
AS PRESIDENT Of THE L. s, WHO WI
NOT GIVE THIS SOLEMN Pi.EDGE-Ns Z
peat, .!iat Gen. Harrt=om must take The bal. b
horns AID the soone. he does il the he.tor @,ise
lie show We know, that his friends in Virginia D.
been catechsing HIM on certain points Why havtas
mot put tbs test question . him: Where tn, 2.
merons Wing Committees, which are scattered ;l.5's
ont all the slavehnidirg States; We call upon
Of tnc'n 10 answer. We cal! upon Sacfrod WI.ia'
who was once SO inquistive "a calling upoa y, y
Rnrcn to7 information. TO address direct n,s'i',,.
tory to Gen. Harrison, upon this allmpor'ar: =
question. We say again and again, the csnst1. ..
answer.--Hr must answer without any eyas:on;
out an; cquirocation. .:'Ei!l you pledge ycar''.
to veto any bill which may be presented u you i
this subject: This IS the qucstion-.2Gd ne 81
shirk IT,