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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Mgior Eaton.- The ex.secrelsry nj
war. The sx minister 10 Spain. and lie
warm personal friend u Gen. Jack.on's.
Major Eaton. has, We are pleased 20
learn, taken The stump against the Sub.
Treasury scheme. lie recently address.
ed . Harrison meeting in UnionyiIle. Pa.
and denounced. in the strongest terms.
This odious and Tninous scheme ci Me-.
Van Buren,. Benton. Kendall & Co. 10
reduce the wages Of the mechanics and
working men oflhe Uniied States. The
Major. in The course Of his remarks. sla.
ted that he had FOR some time past lired
in The ub.FTcasufy countries Of manar.
chieal Europe. and had closely observed
the WORKING Of The Sub Treasury hum.
tug in al It's manifestations --snd was OIL.
80 an eve witness OF The dislresses and
miscrirs Of The laboring classes there,
consequent upon lis Introduction and per.
pelualian; and he prayed that this with
ering. blIghling curse, might be removed
from this doomed and devoted land. Tho
testimony of The +" fasorile' OF old Ilek.
DRY agains, This darling plan Of our Loco
Foco President 10 oppress The working.
men. made deep impression on lhs
minds ri the assembly. ~ho frequently
interrupted him BY The most heartfelt and
enthusiastic applause.
w Il Democratic Prsss.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST Mn. VAN
BUREN,


]. ID. Dolly. esq. the delegate 10 Con
gress from the territory Of Wisconsin,
IN an address 10 the people Of the Unit.
ed States. brings against Mr.. Van Buren,
q formidable array Of charges, founded
upon documentary evidence. which. the
New York American remarks. would. in
other times, have subjected the Chisl
Magistrate 10 impeachment. Among
other things, he charges thai q specific
appropriation Of s34. 900 made by Con.
gress for the erection Of light houses, has
been withheld, and applied 10 The cree
lion Of the Sub Treasury building in
Washington: tina. the President has APP
painted men to fill the Offices Of the terri
tnry Of Wisconsin who are unqualified and
incompetent. and has refused 10 remove
Them afler their unftness was proved;
among these, The Surveyor General, who
had been previously rejected By The PEG
pie. and who the President knew did no.
possess single qualification for The of.
ice: that Ibis latter sppoinimen, was made
alter i vas proved that the Surveyor
General had been permitted by q Land
Officer, who is now one Of his subnril.
mates. 10 purchase one III The Oldest Lead
Mines in the district. al Sl.25 the acre.
snd which ho we'll knew the President
had. by his proclamation. reserved IRON
'aIe; That he has refused to remove The
;hIef Justice OF the territory when he |
vas well informed that he had b, en- re. |
'eatedly SD drunk. when nu, Of Court, |
md also upon the Bench. that he was I'm. |
bile to hold the Court: and after il was
'rosed that one Of his Associate judge.
lad died III Il. Vi delltium ltemeus, and
be "Iher Associate Judge (,he whulv Of
he Judicial Power ol the T. rritnry being
p:ged in the hands Of these three men.l
ad. from the period Of his appointment.
y absenting himself from The territory,
aIled TO hold the terms Of his Cuur, re.
ularly; that he had refused TO remove
he District Attorney, after il was proy.
d that he had received, as fiscal agent
the territory, from the treasury of
ne United States. two drafts, which hr
xclanged for bank noIes. which he
vested in land. on speculation, Er LIS
WI benefit. instead VI paying the public
rediiofs; aud HAT he retains in office
Iher indisiduals who are in tho h ,bi. oil
railing themselves If the adv anlages OF
Ieir official position Ia enrich lhems. Ives.
eIr kindred and irieud-, al the expense
tho Public Treasury, aud TO the injury
the homes; purchasernI The public lands.
nese are grave charges. aud they are in
'ery case based upon publ. documents!
Re make no comment; Tor surely none i
necessary. Register. .
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Pan Buren, Demoeracy.-Ths Elec-
ioral Ticket Tor DE VIM Clinton. in
1912. was headed 10 Massachusetts by
Harrison Gray OTIS. On old Black Corkade
FedcrslIs,. End one Of The prime movers
Of lhs Hartford Convention. In Con-
neesicni. The Ticket vac headed by 'rheo-
dore Dwight, the Secretary Of the IIsri-
ford Convention; for the man " HON these
men supported Mr.. Van Buren, voted.
aud YET Mr.. Van buren, has always been
a democrat. at least. 80 say his friends
and present supporters. Pei. Miei.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Harrison .yctodics.-" tr any DO
merry. let him sing" ~ an amcicn Tin
junction.; aud IL lhc propensity for mu.
Sic be any sign vi gnod humor, then
are the Wigs of the uni,rd States, at
This auspiri"us moment. and in view
"l The splendid prospect befnre them.
.ho must happy. hearted beings in the
unt'crsr. For the Press, iu every
ssciI"n Of our land. smiles and spar
x es with the rich Humorous eIFusions
oil Wing Sonsstrrs aud baIlad-writ-
rrs "f all grades. fran the polished
foet of the classic retreat, 10 tho =.
humble but equally raIri"tic aud ar
nen' iyri't "i the tar.oF praitie aud
i"rest. M doubt. there was truth in
The anerd"tr told by the New Oriesns
faca. nnc. respecting a barkwoods.
man Just LANDED fr"m up yondrr."
q n ac1" iin,anerinqnirrd about all Tho
s9'ks al hume. " All Harrison men,"
Was 'i'e reply. "WeI. are uu onc9r
"th bs SURE" ihrn sing u
4nas" Raj Register.
Gilt long q .It.,i ia, a. ell mi aitrn
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The following letter appears in the Ma.
sional ln,e!ligencer. and 10. the Editors
say, from a source 10 DO relied on.
Vermont. September 8. ts40.
An attempt is made BY the Boston
Morning Post To give an impression thai
The great Wing vici"ry in Vernon, is a
triumph Of the Abolilionis,s. II is pte-
clsely the reverse. II is . most signal
defeated abnlit,onism. Paul Dll!ing cham.
the l.oen.focu candidate for Governor, is
an ab"iliionis.. lie list votes by h,s
supporters eIectioncering far him on that
ground. Edward ID. Barber. The loco
loco candIia.e for Lieutenant Goyernor.
10 the rankes! abnl,Iionist In Vermont.
For some years pa. no has been the
editor OF yio'cal abolition newspaper.
and is now. and for years has been, Sec
retary "i The Vermom Anst-slavcry So
cieiy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

Thomas Morris, a late Van Duren
Senator IRON Ohio. and who is a jealous
ab"litionisi. thus speaks II Gen. IIsrri.
son and Mr.. Van Buren, Us connected
with the subject nf abolition. IL will be
observed that no says: " Gen. IIarri-
sun, ! am well convinced, is in feeling
anu principle. more devoted pro slavery
man. than Mr.. Van Buren,. who believe
IN feeling Is antl.slavery."
III may be true lhat the Abolilionis,s
were graticd With the. selection or lie
neral Harrison as a candidate for the
Presidency; if so. twas because Mr..
Clay was rejected. not that tho 10, IelI
on General Harrison. I am veil satisfi.
ed that neither Of .hose gentlemen ought
to be supported by Abolitionists. Mr..
Clay's famous speech in Congress on the
slave question. has left them WITHOUT hope
as 10 him. GeGersI Harrison. | am well
convinced. is ~ feeling and principle. a
more devoted pro slavery man, than Mr..
Van buren,. WIN. believe. in feeling j.
antI-slavery. venture these opinions
a's' without giving any .re4sons Tor
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

hen, sLieh I nay howsEsF Do = sans
lulure dsv."
Mai 10 or soulhsra Isisnds sl.iak q
his! n Mr. Van Baren = u irsi.ng -
abullllonist ought ~ soush . nass hla'
Pa..isAmsaf Of Fffa1A Dsfaulfers.--
Mons. Darsnd, collector u ssxss 81 he
IL district of Paris. was laiely lried Be-
fore Inc caurt Of AssiEes d lie Seine.
On The charge Of hsviag appropriated u
The public moasy 10 his Osn use. Or em-
brzzled, 30. 900 francs fix thousand dol.
lars, This officer j. sbOEe sixly years q
ace, and had borne an exeel.eat character.
lie appeared in Court 9Th The deeoFa
tioa Of The Legion Of Honor. which.
though II had been oblsined b. mefilorl-
ous conduct. The Judge would not permit
him 10 scar. being arraigned Tor crime.
Ii appears that this embarrassment CON-
lnenced in 1898. and had since been an
nuslly srcumulaiing. The lawyers ex-
cried themselves 10 The almost. pro and
con. The Jury brought in verdict 81
guilty. and the oiIrater was sentenced ~
- eight years hsrI labor in The gslleys.
exposition in The pillOry, and fns 81
Tour thousand francs, or IN additional
Twelve months imprisonment If he 6ne
was not paid" And ihs Judge added.
!. You have been wanting in honor; |
hsreiase pronoanee in The name The lie
ZION u Honor. that yOu have ceased 10
,e member thereof" Ilow diDsrenily
IRE The shameful dssauliers cffhis cam.
ry treated, Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01
THE wings or SIMULTANEOUSLY.

"ht"S w SUI Fti.CAROLISA.
The Columbia Southern Chronicle
contains long acroun. Of the proceed.
ings Of meeting Of the Wing party a,
Columbia, on the Cd ultimo. The meet.
ing was addressed by the lion. Waddy
Thompson, Mr.. l.agare. and Mr.. Pres
ton. During the interval between the
speeches, samptuous barbecue dinner
was served up. The following letter
also was read:
LETTER FROM MR. PErIcIu
Gentlemen: /! have had the l,.uur J..
receive your ki"d invitation 10 A bar
hrcue to be given 10 the Inn. Mr.
Preston on the 81 September. NJ.
thing could be mnre in a~corda.cr
with my feelings than To unite In any
'ribn'e of respect to a public seryan,
Win has sn we'll entitled himself Ia
the gratitude Of his county, by his
fearless opposition TO the currup.
'i"nS of The present administrator.
ihonsh circumstances will prevent
me from partnking Of the pleasing iu-
~ which Yum have impaseI upon your
selves of rem ierins honor IN mrr,;
ny warmrsi aisbes will second y,,r
ssucrona eff ,rfs l., Ir =
md reform.
That caus" js recommended T.,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-01

sil' long saltej 10, Is cold, not given.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
From tire fredericksburg A'ens
TNE p0pTLAR VOTE

We have not been Disappointed in the confident
belief we have uniformly expressed that the Wings
would carry the State at lhe Spring elections
They have done 80, in gallant style, and secured
decided majrrity an Joint vote, and thus rendered
the election Of two Wing Senators no lungera mat
.er Of doubt Except in case of death OF resigna'
non, the election OF two Senator'S has never before
ID, dey. ed upon the same Legislature. We aye
harry that trust so mnmrutous will be contded
10 Leg lature, elected with view % this very
.t.ircl Il u but seldom that The people have an
opportunity of passing upon tue merl's OF candid
a,rs for Tue Senate. They have done so ~ me
pfr,ent instance, and We consider that the wing
delegates elect, are virtually instructed. The
nan,es uf WIN c RIvEs and join j ALLEN, were
before the people. The issue lJined upon
hem, and The verdict render d, ard the Legisa
urc has q. ~ put il into form and carry II int"
feet We uav, therefore, assume the election u
these gentlemen as a matter of course.
We have SAID We eIe NOT disalpnnted at the
result Of the Spring elections. With respect 10 the
ropular vote W. confess we have been most agree
ably disappointed The Wing cain las surpassed
our most extrayBgant expectations. We have NOT
had time to prepare tabular statements, bur com
pated with the eit ciion ui 1885 the NsH Bufen
strength has Wofuuy declined IL some counties,
compared with the ast Spring election, the admin
~trapn strength is greater but in instance does
l- appear # we refer il TO The November poll oi
80 20. ,ne standard For instance, IA Buckine
ham, y herc The Wings had majority in 1889 oi
~ odd there was a Tie at he lafe electon bur il
1896, B4ck' CHAM gave Van Buren majority OF
~. F,ederiok 100. whrr- Their" was "A tie Iasi
week. gave V4n Buren 10 1886, 237 maturity. Ia
Caroline IS here 10, Wh,g beat his competitor only
, vours Vac Bureu's malouty was 50. And ." #
,rhrr couujirs. Camphe went this year for Tie
Wing, d, 800 m4jorIy though in SO the Wing
ticket prevented ly single vote. fIevenna gave
Vao $50 tusiorty itis now 300 the other way
Lousa gave ham 372 mei'rity--and Ipscdmb, 10
60 flco sueeeeded 10y Is votes only. and has his
seqt contested These are not isolated case. We
niptt r.oia, tn Abetnarlc. Brook, Ohio. Mononga-
d-. Chatloue, Myckleahurs Greenbrer, &c., for
ukc instances Of 1educed or eyersed m jorities.
G a'iyng then 81 ne success of the Wings, is.
! in securing an ascenaaucy in the Legislature the
indications OF popular sentiment at the late cleo
lion a. not less so.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

I yeo,ion vas called 20 order. MIR. T., behalf u
| the same COMMITTEES, then announced the nomna'
non. for President Vice Presidents, and Secreta-
res, which nominations we're agreed 70 by accia-
nation. Joss v. L. McMAHos, Of Md, was cleo
ted President; t~snty.six Vice Presidents, and as
many Secretaries we're chosen.
Alter the adoption Of series Of Resolutions, ap.
proving Of ths nomination Of Harrison and Tyler,
&c. the President Of the Convention called tie
several Vice Presidents for brief statement Of
the present political condition ord prospect. oflher
!" whereupoa the Convention dressed
by these gentlemen.
The Convention was then addressed by Me'srs.
Wise, Clay. Webster, Sergeant Of Pa, Preston and
Graves Of Kentucky.
The President then announced that The laleness
of the hour and tie fatigue which they had snder-
gone rendered it necessary TO suspend further pro-
esedngs for the day, and he submitted motion,
that the Convention adjourn, meet, again, on tie
next day, a, 0 o'clock, in Monument Square;
~hereupon, the Convention, al o'clock, adjourn
ed.
The Ameticsn says: How strong must be that
feeling Of enthusiasrn which thus drew together from
such remote points such multitude Of men--of all
lempers, habis, putsuitsvadoas in their locel pc
euliarites end diverse in their opinions on indile
rent rnstters--.ummoning eoch fton his individual
bu.ness--some from the plough, otheis from the
shop the couutiug-house, tho ofiice-and all at
sacrifice of personal convenience-how deep and
Il. u, e oltx ;eh could
thus bring together many men, from such dltfer-
ent and distant quarters, and canse them, when as
sembled in ono body. to hail each othei as beth
rem, TO Plight with hearty good VII, the mutual
hand Of fellowship, aid to blend all thoughts and
feeling. in harmony on The great subject which
they met to confer upon Mo- district Of this
great Republic was without its delegates. Repre-
.cnietiyes were here from beyond the Mississippi
from The bordars Of the great Lakes--from the
shores Of the Cult Of Mexico The Of the Pu
ritsns met with the descendants Of The Cavaliers
the Western Buckeye was seen side BY side With
The Palmetto Of the South--ihe dweller on the sea-
shore saluted Tie hardy meuntaineer. There was
a general c1mminsling of hearts and voices-loceI
individual references, every thing
that might Withdraw the miod fsom the one great
purpose Of the meeting, set aside, in ofd,r
that one undivided, deep ielt and universal feeling
Of opposition to the party in power might have
hearty, lo-d and Unanimous uuerauee. This voice
has gone forth it will reach every corner Of u"
Iand-it will roll throu b ga.Iies far ard near, and
revefbcfate from mountain to mountain. IL viii
mngle with the rushing sound Of the Mississippi
waters, aud blond with every breeze that sweeps
pver he plains Of the soulhi New England will
proosg, and Pennsylvania take UP tie flying sound
until the note OF remons,rance and Indignation shul!
sw.L mo one of lrnrnph AID yieolIeus ioy.'
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

The Romney lH'elngeucef OF tiIr lot inst says:
- 1t quite gratifying to TOW cody and de-
iiberateiy the people pt Hampshire, tuck Tile
ton Of Harrison Van Boren, Ia Their uMn hands
on last Thursday wreck; and low Determined They
We're, to be no longer duprd by The falsehuods nld
| misrepresentation oi the Globe and Elquirer, q
least lttge nwlonty vi them That Harrison
led To sell " hite Tor bt, the feetug could
not believe i hat he was d coWsrd during the last
wat. ~as too baie falsehood, aud could not DO
used tn advantage. nat he is an AbotoHist,
wa equally dIscouhtenaneed, and ihtowu b .ck up.
the lew Who attempted 10 use the tdlsehood,
As means ot IijurIng him IA candidate toI the
L. eshrhey / ne =" Globe" was appealed 10, tbs
" Crsls' Ma sprealed To, but all Those
who were ImpOsed upon, were The unlettcred, and
such we're not quanhed 10 do justice The ,es.
mony on either side. What u triumph IN for
few of the lradng partizans of Mr.. Van Buren, -
Il Is, however, due 10 tue mass ot the cIiEen. Of
both pBtties TO say that the, deested such atiempts
TO deceive them, aud injuTe whose whole
lie has been without bleHish as far as known.
Now who is HARRISON Il is quite enough to
say, TIA. Washington, Adams, Jefferson. aud Ma.
ufsOn, were his friend aud now he has fallen inio
ttr aands If THE PokPLE, and, they, elso, ARE HIS
FRIENDS, sod wll 40 ,nm jusnce Who ale h'
Puncpe ,Vliets i-the people eau and vii dist,a-
.uish item. and will treat them they deserve in
Noysntsf nrxt
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

Speaking ct the proposllou IN Congress TO Te'
move the Seat ui G lveruneni, The Washington cor
49, pondent of The journal Of Commrfer makes
some sensible objections to such Il measure. lhe
act l., thai u Is tot IN the power OF Congress 10
enuve the seat OF ivernment any mo'e than II 10
Ia ah,i, - thr Stue G ,varnments. The clause OF
u Constitution autLoii,ug The cession 10 the Go
vernment OF The ten mules square" has been a''ea
on and is sats6 Id. fIuct. It would require al
amendment to the Constitution /" remove Tie ses'
of Government from Washington. ard such d" a
mendment can new, be sanctioned. Set ASIDE '"o
.mFossibl'y of getting twothiids OF Cong'rs'"
vote flr tive are met with resistance i'o" 'a'
Ststes coucerned--Ihree-tuuuhs OF which 10
expected to assent 10 the proposition - B0'''H""
Inn.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

A BoNE To PICK At The Presidehlia, :, hy
1886 Van Burrn carried the vote oil F'Is'"'" y
6 600 msjprry. The County of Fauqu'e' W. ',..t.
ure.sntsd hy Administration men (Smuh and heN
rr.op) in ,ha water tf 836- 81. Al me s'"D
time, 9appnhsnnock and Cupeuer were tFf't.,,i in
sd by Administration men; the parry mrl''' M
he TWO Counlie- mors than fny btlf''g
change exl lbjed in these three Coon'leN' -
deI cation - now Wing Throughout. J he o'I.
Fauqu,er since 1886 Is not less han ihIfS
dred against Van Buren. The changein C"'r H..
aud Il .ppshauuock &. shou 900. fae'" ~ -. Co,
born thngs, hut such as they are we give uvs.
the u OF our Van Born friends hRhh ag 4,
DRIED mai ii,y against you in this County 'n,ls.
Shat viii ii be neN, falll Pick that bone 8"
men - W0rrcBton Ia. T'imes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

aud must important Of oil, they haya won Ire vieto-
~, and have planted the banner u Harrison and
Tyler on the outward walls of the Old Dominion,
where il now in triumph.
We must say that the Wings Of Virginia have
covered themselves with immortal honors. For
years did they struggle against What seemed 70 Be
az inyincble mpjoriy; often beaten, bat con-
oaered. they went into each rev contest, sustained
not wnl the hope Of success, bat pr tho sake Of the
Cause 10 which ihey bad embarked, and fought il
or with an insncibiiiiy Of spirit which must have
excited the admiration even If their opponents
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
Wing Ticket.
Wing Ticket.
POR PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
or OHI0.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
JOHN TYLER,
OF VIRGINIA.
OF ONO.
OF VIRGINIA.

/. JNo w MU2DAUGH, Of NoyfoM County
Y. JAMES w PEGRAM. Of Petersbtug
T. VIM 5. ARCHER. Of dmeiia
4. RICHARD KIDDER MEA DE, Of Dinwiadie.
s. HENRY +. WATKINS. Of Prince Edteard.
6. JAMES G. BRUCE, Of HaiifaI.
q. WHITMELLP. TUNSTALL. Of PfhsylcaBia
s. THOMAS X JOYNES of Accomock
g.. NORB0RNE f SUTTON, Of Carottne
10. WiLLOUGHBY NEWTON n IPestmvreianid
II. JAMES LYONS. Of Richmond City
IL. VALENTINE w s0UTHsLt, 81 Albenayie.
10. JOHN ) PENDLETON, Of Rappahannock.
II. JOHN JANNEY, If L0ndoun
Is. ANDREW HUNTER, Of JsGerson.
Is. PHILIP WILLIAMS, IT,, Of Frederick.
II. VIM SEYMOUR, Of Hndy
l6. BRISCOE G. BALDWIN, Of augusta.
10. BALLARD SMITH, Of Greeubrier.
20. EDWARD JOHNSON. of B0ffetourt.
81. JOHN " HyMES If 8asbiagton
a.. GEORGE ~ SUMMERS, Of K4n1 .chd.
-. WAIfMAN r WILEY. Of M0aongalia.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

Cry CoUhcit --AHempt Fl Loco for0 -. 70
prtvsat ne "se Of Leg CotsHs IN ne grsG' Ha'
t,oadt Proc, SstaB! Ia tie tns' Bsaoch 81 ,, no
Guy CouncH. as us sitting yesieIday' Apr'l 80"
Mir :. muel Lucts u member from me ts"'u
wstd. offered a resolution directing the Mayor 10
inf CT ,he 6ue on all who may atemP; TO move move"
wooden or fame bulldog through an! part Oh '''
city. =,
The object of this resolution was TO prevent nv
use of Log Cabins in the g,eat Wing National IoH
vention, on the 4,h Of May. We refrain from cuo,'
acteizng this movement by he ephei II d.sels''I
As the Guy Council Gin which there is MAJOR!
Loco Focos) showed ITS opinion OF 1t ny t'le'~s
he resolution by vote OF aye |, nays 20 ~.
Samuel Lucas only voting in favor Of the ie'O''
lion BIB Pat
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07
VAN BUREN, TICKET.
For President,
MARTT.r V.4N BUREN,,
OF NEW YORK.
For Vice President,
LAMES X. POLK,
OF TENNEssEE.

!. ARTHUR SMITH Of Isle Of Wight.
2. JoHN CARefLL, Of Sussex.
3. JAMES jonas. Of Soti0way.
4. w II. BAeKERyiLLG. Of Mecklenburg.
5. CaAaLEs YAEoY, q booking ham.
6. RtcHARD LoGAH, Of Halifax.
7. ARCHIBALD sTEwART. II Patrick.
8. william JeNEs. Of Gloucester.
8. AUSTIN BsocKENBRouGH, Of Essex.
10. joan GIBsos, Of Prince William.
II. J. D. HALYBuRToN, Of New Kent
IL. THOMAS RAsDotPn Of Aibcmarle.
Is. WALLER HOLIDAY, OF SPOTS y Nv ania.
IL. IsnAs HoaSgR. Of Fauquer.
Is. HEROINE l. Orig. Sr., Of Jefferson.
Is. WILLIAM A. HARRfs. of Page.
II. J ID. WILtIAMsoN, of Roekiugha
Ia. WILLIAM TAYLes, Of Reck bridge.
49, Aua A CHAPnAN, of Monroe.
20. JAMES Hoon, Of Montgomery.
H.. WILLIAM RYERs. Of Washington.
22. BESJAMiN Baows. of Cabcll
%. JoBN HiNpMAN. Of Brooke.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

The Albany Evening Journal s+ys .''.,,ioa
PiRE STATE Is immovable rs a roek' 10 oll pn,ep.
10 the roey and recollection Of Mart'n ." bes
Ia 1888, with every State which voieo oe'" ,,,ami.
going for him she YET declared her ah'I ,eso she
sing hos,ilil, nv 10 AL majority IN NM 4
will give IS 900 Wing majority al ieas, ~ O#ic
and 'be Gras IVES. 10 support cfho oId Fargo 90
Of North Bend, she will increase II to 81 ''''
600"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

The Richmond Wing SAYS: From Accomac, we
have several letters, all concurrng in the opinion,
that Harrson's majority in the fall will be at least
700-some estimate u as highRs 900.
Accomse, Augusta, Loudoun, Campbell Pittsyl
wanna and Richmond City, will give the Wing tick
ct a majority Of $500 next fall.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1840-05-07

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