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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

Exquisite taste!-and fortunately such pearls were
aushter and Gppiansc' We shall not anmadyert upon
what DR.. Chamberayne is said 10 have uttered on the
same night in the log cabin-and the "wiiherng
sneer which is said to have curled the lips of the as.
semblage, at expense We rather believe that the
r. Wing has done gross justice TO Dr. c. than that he
has done such gross injustice TO Us, BIZ ur,;og what
recently sad on the T"l!-,, afrl,r.
More Logic Of the Log Cabin
One ofthe Wing Electors IS said to nave argued lately
in the Tppecanoe Club Of Va, No /, that Mr.. v Bu-
rem could rot be reelected, because President had
ever been reelected who had not The final in his
name, as Hashineton JifirSoa &c. &c. But ifthe ar
gument be true how comes it about that James Monroe
was reelected Cannot IaR Buren, break the spell as
well as Monroe Such bright enanations of intel
lect, however, appropriately belong 10 the log cabin.
We may be told perhaps next, that Harrison ought
to be reelected because he has the suspicious to his
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
A CARD.

The Chairman of the Democratic Committee Of Vigilance i
The Of rurlsan the instance 81 member of the Com
mite" and other of the having requested
Hon inii postpone HI, intended Address prn-
pie To. aan, from September uH The October Court for said
county for ir Iarp ug ilr. Jones' well n The Dele
gate" from r,wlitin attend the Democratic Convention
charlottesville: aud Mr. Jones having consented 10 the
tcr hereby given Mr. will address the people ."
Pow atan at III" September Court bu Will certainly do at the
October Court following.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
Tie Hhjg PrCridcr.

The following reply was transmitted BY mail-but as
the original letter has appeared in the congcnla organ
the Richmond Wing, give the reply also to the
public--lt turns out, that guessed rightly about
the author--We confident that lag our
finger upon the behind the curtan--aud il
1t were worth the while, we would strike hun she.
hind The arras 1t is tceld story Of the monkey md
The CaSpaw--The Monkey scents of the bar, more than
of the bar.room. We have lately offended him by pub.
fishing Just and somewhat severe structure his
stump displays; and the little orator is seeking his
venge by gross abuse, we'll skukng attacks. We
wish hun better employment than playing the part Of
the base calumniator:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

Trio ffmGie Ir"chfrS an tr"H Of SiHghOnS.
AN requested I" Obtain >uH,iunS Tor Ladies ,nhcd
Instruction the 'iHl branches taught Fcmnl" Scnus
a-nrrauci tn ordinary English branches. the French
Music hr rHm" !rts. Painting D'awIns and Needle
wurS-Sdftry Four lIurdh Dollars ami Pond
The Ladies would rot like Virginia North
ready upon The duties their prnc
The from biri chose lidr
testimonials. n sufficient Guaranty OF ability.
COMMUNICATIONS, past rad addressed 10 The subscriber. viii be
promptly attended t.. J.. I. NASH,
EJpt anil Piano Forte Srlicr Psrr,bUrg, Ia
band aud superior
Piano Fortssaud after aiu. Sold hundred
selling lad should a Of
their superiority. NUlEg satisfactory purchaser
an get article which las borne the there
things Is good Pianos, am perfectly have them for sale.
l.. J.. NASH
SEN |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

Sri have Just had the honor Of The very decent
Gignlhed communications which have been impairment
enough Ia address Ia Fad through; though
have d0abi every Of ii abouudS with similar hraus
The fst pHIhcarhis sufficient specimen of lis uih The de
ScripOn, which polished irlnurnsis has hrrn pleased
give Of l scene nj cruSIn Convention, Is utterly de-
of the truth, a his taste aud contemplate (undrci-
present. could rsi gross and shameless nsrrIcscuta.
ton wish both Of YOU better employment than the icana
of calumnicS without foundations for The purpose of gratifying
vnd tive malice Of mn rri,atd pv.yor the enried
oi ignorant and furious EarliG1n. It's precisely
that r more designing employ do their
purposes. With due respect,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
.SEINES IN .InrnSin.

sSrAuSToN, Aug. %, 1SiO.
s'Monday and Tuesday great and glorious days
for the Democracy Of old Augusta where we haze been
in the minority VIM. Smith of CulpePer commenced
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

THE subscribers having formed business
the im ot .. I. Sueluas Co., have hand aud
intend constantly ihr oppni" the Farmer io
tel Manchester assortment of Groceries Shoes Hats aud by
Goods wholesale and and retail which they pledge themselves
sell good they - bought Richmond
Manchester and 10 that fact they hope, the former
Green Hail. ami the public generally will them call
They offer their services, Commission Merchants
PURPOSE ,rcry Kind conny produce such AZ
Wie1t Tobacco, Cotton receipt Of which, liberal ad
vanccs cash VIII be made when required.
4. r. SNELI.INGS,
GREEN HALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

10 We can assure "nr Correspondent in Henry, that nci.
Their desire neglect cn:nr
mech the absorbing the prrss upnn orr
columns, that cannot find for the variety matters
which for publication. We had various proceed
ih Luly communicated, but in our power
them. We aware, that NAV give or nrr
friends without intending. can only throw
ours upon their courtesy and iibcralry.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

HSIRAN-iak"n ~ At my house, in irnco county, At
= S!ns PUni between the fast Locks and the old Lock-.
short distance from the James canal dark hay HORSE
Two White hind feet and white fore font Win small
We Forehead and ho tai. The said hn a been about th"r
about i1n weeks have taken him ~ e$ly. The
owner of said llGr" him by nyn. the of said
iiorS' aud "t advertising him, hs calling house.
| Scp.l II}-lt.l OVfD COOPER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

RERkSHlRE PGS.-For sale place three miles above
R hmond half IrrksircS, upon ftG
stock III the WM. II. RICHARDSON.
Sept HS-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
From the tiioJr.
vrw TACK We have rccelTcd several letters Of
The following tenor, viz:
Ertract from a letter dated

The following tenor, viz:
Ertrad from letter d4ted
CUMBERLAND, Md, Aug ID, 1S40,
The Wing party in Allesany county, Maryland, and
Hampshire county, Virginia, making good deal of
fuss abont the Hooc case. As for my part, believe
the President acted perfectly right. am slavehold.
or myself, and much opposed TO negro testimony
against whites any earth, and the law ought
10 be repealed but il stated to yesterday BY
Wing, that dnrng Gen Jackson administration there
charge brought against Of the cadets at West
Point and the court martial found him guilty upon
negro testimony; the matter stated to Gen Jack
son. who Immediately examined into The matter, and
instated the cadet and gave the court rePr-
mand THIS information, too, was told to this Wing By
young mcn by the of Lynn, who cadet at
Tie time. | do not believe word of it. My object
in writing to you IS to know the facts. ] would wish
you to give a correct statement Of it. In the Hooe,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

ABURES WAN1ED-1ir subscriber wishes Ia hire
~ datrly, thirty hcb"ird LABbRERS 10 work the IaaS
River Canal Kosher, Dam miles above the Civ
Richmond Liberal prices will BE- pad by the month"; and Bpu
found TN" work j. light ana dry hrr. altogether wheeling aud
"aftnc earth Enquire of H. w. EurruS the
of tha subscriber, Of j. H. w Faster the Basin
Richmond. The work H.i last several months
Sept lEl-ItI RICHARD REiNS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
Tie Taste and Deccncy Of Tie HAigs,

From Frhiay's Hing.
Mr.. 1rdris II. Dapici, ~ ne Loa
CabfH, on Ucdne.dGy night bi.t
G'IdrrSsn@ hc 7ippccnmoc Ciab
"llr invoked the CGuniics Il
send large Delegations 10 tht
state Convention here on the 5tl
October, and the Wings 10 stick
Ihy their Ia. cabins aud hard ci.
der, the cmhlcms 0f Ileinrin.-
Wings, he said, Republicans
could 90 harr! cider; hui, IT II did
not give the luco Foco,. by the
ist Of Nov, the b0et a"or ir1',
he was greatly mistaken. tRua-s
Of laughter aud APPLAUSE. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
liorEINsylLLE FEMALE scMooI.--Tne s,L.c,li.

.5orEINSviLLE FEMALE SCHnOI"--Thr subscribers m
IA form their friends and the public tina, th School VIII
usual alter The iic 18th September Ia
VIII be conducted hy III" same Lady whose Education
tr thr last months has, confidently believed given
Satisfaction alike 10 parents and ru lry have also
Iurtna" n To secure the "i Lady ~ highly
musical nitiincns whose ability ifrd fully adequate
The tax {" scientific INSTRUCTION. Lessons IN Dancing viii h.
week sC desire IT, For The character ih
Sru0 tC% respectfully judge John y. Mason
amp!oa Mr. ". j. Earksae Of Amelia, and Mr. G. Pcco Of
Richmond.
ont Of school the subscribers mite with the teachers in dcvnt
the and moIal training of the
Young Ladies consigned T. their "ua;anShpant nothing viii
b, uv.uukc ed that r slightest degree their
comfort and accommodation.
TEPH.:
per Of 10 months with instruction in En-
at-n. Nrruganh Arihmtrc, $50
FieHc, Italian and l.alin-ldliiiUnal for rack, 10
Music, 10
u. ef riano,
The Of 10 months the 18th Of September,
and ends % The 18th ~ July
Payaen, required advaErc f each half session, and
pupil viii hr received for shorter
Nududgctiua arlwtd Oh account Of absence.
RERECCi n. MURRAY
MARTHA j. MURRAY.
,,I,.r -.Et
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reducing the StDcn ui
hand viii oder nr sale, Public Auction TUESDAY tie 18th
day Of September upon credit OF 10 days m approved endorsed
negotiable notes" aide al the Banks tins City Among
the articles |" be sold, arc the fol-! wing, VIZ:
Tobacco Bands Railroad steel Springs, Bolts various
sizes Water Wheel shafts and ShudS fitted 10 diameter
Rel lukcs and Wheels Mn Silrn,-. Wrought Iron Shafts
Cast S;rr HALVES stnwcult.r i.htun. Rods
NollL"aid. d!rCat Hydraulic Pas, Ter Castor Oh
Pipes different sizes Ka:nad Car Wheels A,cs Whpc-
tudgcons and Or Mills. stoves Truck WnciS Mill
and Machine ndeeunS, various tat Iron Shafts
Mines, Guard Pacs fD: Car Bodies Pumps, Pulley
Frame Machine Tobacco, II Iue Power ERsuc,
one Horse do, Engine Boilers, &c
y. b. Every article Offered vii. positively he sold
The Norfolk Herald aud Petersburg ntrigcncrI please
Sert the above twice week until the y If sale, and forward
their accnuatS tn ;his place tor pas acni.
RI, mpri, list :rItcIuhcr lciu. .aS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
OHIO.

(Erom hc C"'Hmbhs Naosmdn, q !nPus' 2')
"MosT TREMENDOUS MrETiSGs.-We thought after
the meetings at Mt Vernon and Mansfield 10 see John
son, Shannon and Allen, nothing could up 10
them 1t is true, Nj. Vernon, where more than
10000 rcemen congrcgatcd, the young men of OHIO
held State Convention, and the meeting was larger
than any other in consequence. But Friday last, nj
Ncna, from four to SIX thousand met; and at Dayton,
on Saturday, assured there were from ten 10 NJ
teen Thousand! beating, il is thought even Mansfield
Never before in Ohio such enthusiasm manifested
among the Democracy. Our friends seem confident Of
carrying the the enemy camp every part of
he State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

From BGcr's Speech.
"Y0u might dump u barrel q
Tartar Enctic into H.H, and i
Could'nt PHlr up such auOthcI
damn'd Srtn'-tas Van Barren anf
his Cablnct.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

riNHE FARMERS HOTEL, IN the wn of Manchester having
undergone" thorough for
tn good tenant, the VIII m moderate. Thu.
Tavern II well kept fail L" dG good business
perhaps tie pleasant places tins part
with well al the yard, aad every other
which could be required. For terms apply g. +. SncIings
Co., GREEN HALL.
Mauch">c-, September |, l-i). 33-wlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

To the Editor: ''AuGusr 26, $40
s'Chcyaer Bolts had the nudaci,y to call our worthy
President, Mr.. Van Buren,, ar, in his speech, al the
Old Church, the 2lst nst-A rich specimen 'ui all
the dcccncy Who, that has spark Of common place
clvty, tolerate such gross example, Let tbs
Monsieur Of the Federal Abolition Committee Of Wash
ngton 30 on.-lIe will have quite enough of his hum
bugs and b. heartily sick of his coarse abusive slang
II is already beginning 10 rcco'l upon hint Will
surcdly do go in November next What may have been
the eirco his speech others, have lille i:,foua.
ton as yet. ! have seen three Wings, since one of
whom pronounced il Sh0mc, ard said he could by no
means consen; To countenance such abuse. Another,
that hr should attend more such meetings He be.
licvcd much evil to the country would grow cut Of
them And third, SiaRnh HhiS, who, but the other
day. about TO take up arms against Mr.. Ponsrt s
rr"jcct, who pronounced, he could but believe any
man capable Of such abuse MIR Bolts leycIed arans
The President, must be capable of the same act. Inn
self, and 'hat IL Of, totally of, f.om that par.y
In addition, have old veteran OF the Republican
ranks, who, .rom nge, had determined never 10 vote
again, who, after hearing Mr. Bolts and Mr.. Leigh $
Speeches, declares nothing but death shall keep HIM
from The polls in behalf of Mr.. Van Buren, Such Mr.
Editor, is part the effect Of the great abusrs Jubiec
held nj the Old Church, on the 2is The above state
ment is correct, and may be relied strictly true
The truth is The citizens Of The lower end Of hanover
only lacl: light to make them stand by the old Rrpub
can doctrines OF ~ Our staunch old Republican, Col
---, has enthusiasm enough for any cause: but we
scarcely expect HIM 10 turn out and do The service
OF younger men. five had bold, unfnchina, inte Ill
gent supporter Of Tie Administration among Ms who
c"nlc and would uncover the veil at present thrown
over the eyes Of The people, If the people could have
light tigh IS ali they want their good old Demo
cratic principles would he rcsuscitatcd, and Oh! Han
"vcf would stand erect, formerly. | oec Mr.
Editor you have umshcathrd the sword, and thrown
away the scabbard, in defence "t our glorious R"pub-
can exposition of the Constitution Go on--nay sue
cess attend Your efforts; and should you fail should
thrp oh M
ISLANDERS of this modern Federal Wing party, you will
at least possess the sweet consciousness of having
done yomr duty; and need not remind you, THAT a
approving conscience, is a continual fast Yours
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
THOMAS RITCIIIE

Mr. \. $. J"NE,, old ChuFch Tavern, Hanover county
TT lnu must also have illuminated Mr.. Leigh, saving
him, that he charged with advocating years ago the
emancipation Of slaves, without making the coIpcn
at"n Tx snos Ltttsr. II was organ The X. Wing
which made such proposition. expressly discamcd il.
or Our offence the aforesaid \. s. repeating what
SAID hy Democratic EiSnr-whaut knowing
that provided the dnrrw neither Committee or an individual
ham
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

AtGE STOCK OF riANn FnEIES FOX SALE IN Pc
- Drr,Hu1- suh rhcr ha- fr SHE Petersburg
and lelrcird stock Of PIANO FORIES
price from hundred and seventy five 10 six hundred dollars
NJ ,p amrIng these Pnno-thr fine
finish and tasty. The subscriber pleasure
of sending several OF hI Planes Richmond few days since,
all Of which superior. lie would lr PLEASED la furnish
orders the favorable He las sold upwards
-" two hundred Pianos, and o large numt nn one has
proved Effective. f.. r. NASH,
Prtersb"rg, ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

NrOTICEhl persons having Of any kind against the
estate e. Rane d-c-asl d. hereby notified Ia
prosecute them without delay This viii be
plead in bar all such claims Immediately presented
ROBERT ALEXANDER, -3dpr.
Northumberland July, 18th.
Augusta <-"'S'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01
81 r ~ pI.r ga and 49, ~" JaI ,

rJNKE*T $iE.-!iy ufa deed OF trust, Benjamin
EIchfr'd aud Th.ras T. Blrkford and wife, the under
i-ncd, dated III" h day Of september, 1881 aud recorded
offices Of the Shenandoah Pagc
Thur iay, the eighth day of October Nt premises.
highest bidder public aclon cash.
other property, conveyed by The SAID deed and therein de-
cribed all The lands attached u and mClndin. Caroline Fur
mace Shrnand h tp tracts nm
ung Pare county formerly SHENANDOAH containing altogether
Thousand. hundred an hiv four canposcd
nf particularly stated
ilrcs indictments apparatus and all thing attached
and hrcngin. The said Furnace.
The property viii b: SOLD altogether parcels may
deemed alvislb. SALE, title only
vested Trustees though
that is believed 10 be uRquestionabIr
WN. J. ROBERTS,
HUGH VI. PATTON trustees
Bids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-01

II STATES MAGSliAI.S SALi.-E5Lt.4BLE CLOYHS
L. .7.EID CiSSEVERiS.-Hl Srtur al of issued
ont n Dtict uf nird Stttr~ Tor The East.
District rruG,y lvanin and directed, expose
pubic sale IT SDhY, tie Eth day September 1910
O'clock IN the r"unnm NJ the MASONIC HALL, Chc.nut
stett, ~ oi PhIladulpht,
ii IT 'ln'ls,
Fifteen rns. Ot CGs>iGcrcs
iss ut CImlr. II,I t~-Im
Twenty four pieces NJ Pilot Cloths.
Sliced WIN. blackburn Co's Strrsshc same hayiu.
been condcnImcd AZ forfeited, according Ia law.
u. PATTERSON,
Marshal t. d. l'cnr.
MlrSIaS Office phlllda
.lus. 10 ISi1N
fr The above Cloths aud ra,Sirlr"s superior quality
and dealers will lind their advanta.e attend the
Sept. 33-3t-Sl Is
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-06-06

Chase Clayton Dckorson, pindley, Hendricks,
Holmes, Johnson, La, Kane, Marks, Noble, Ridge
ly, Robbins, Ruggles, Sanford Seymour, Thomas
and VAN BUREN--2l.
To fair minded men, this expose will be sufficient
to show off the insincerty Of the salt men who
support Van Buren, and oppose Harrison. 1t will
also show how far the public may rely on those ed
itors of the Argus, the Democrat, the Hickory
Club, the Far West, who pretend so great n
friendship for this measure that they accuse the
Wig candidates Of insincerity in their support Of
it, Notwithstanding their Presidential candidate
will recommend it in his messages, while his oppo.
nent and his competitor will at least continue silent
if not ueto the bill Again we repeat "Sat cannot
save them"
The insincerity and hypocrisy Of the party i,
thus Indignantly hit Off 10y the old Jackson mer
who so ably edit the Nashville Banner:
sin a wOrd General Harrison during the whole
time he was in the Senate, the ardent advocate
Of a reduction of the duty salt, and Mr.. Van it.
determined opponent. Judge White uniformly vo
ted with General Harrison for the reduction. AND
yet the late sapient Legislature Of Tennessee un
dertoOk to instruct our venerable Senator to vOit
for the reduction--as if he had not always dont
so-nnd also to support the administration of Mr.
Van Buren, who had always voted against it
"Verily, they shall have their reward"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-06-06

come nearer the old Jackson creed than those ex-
pressed by Col M. whose friends at least IRE sail
ing him under the flag Of the Hermitage. Perhaps
Judge Bogys, however, may take a more common
sense view of has relation to the public than to al
dress them long homily on national politics while
simply aspiring to state Office. If, however, he
should Use deteHdendo), copy the example of his re-
>pectablc competitor, guarantee that, without
seeking the affinity, his views will be not only more
accordant with those of the old Jackson men than
those declared and avowed by the Van Buren, candi-
date but infinitely more in keeping with the sub
stantla interests of the people Of Missouri.
Appropos, in conclusion Judge Bogys is a nG-
lire of Missour,--an intelligent French citizen,
who has known the state and the Territory, in oil
its phases and relations, for more than GO years,
He was member of the Territorial Legislature
if [ remember aright-and has subsequently
filled the stations Of Senator and Repres cntatve
as often as his private business would permithm to
serve the people. "The question" will be but little
IN his way where he is known--in the South and
it is in no spirit of detraction from Col. NJ. when
we say that none more worthy and few more COM
peient men could be called to fill the Presidential
chair of the Senate than Joseph Bogys, of ST. Gene
yciyp b.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-06-06

GIVE are authorized to announce Ep-
WARD NJ. SAMUEL, ESQ. of Iibery. as can
didate to represent the people OF Missouri
in the 27lh Congress.
0E3-Wn authorized to announce WILLIAM
TAYLOR, Esq, as a candidate for the Office Of clerk
of the county court Of Howard county.
~OLTWe are authorized to announce AEFRED w.
MORRISON, Esq, as candidate for the Office Of
clerk Of the county court Of Howard county.
tJ-Wc are authorized to announce NATHANIEL
FORD, Esq, a candidate for the Office Of clerk Of
the county court Of Howard county.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-06-06
May 23d, 1910.
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned
: = has obtained from the Clerk Of The county
Court Of Randolph county, letters of administra-
ton on the estate Of John N. Collins, deed, bear
ing date 9th day Of May, $40. All persons in
de5ted to said estate, are requested to make imne-
date payment; and all those having claims against
said estate, are requested to present the same for
settlement within twelve months of said letters or
they may receive any benefit Of SAID cstutc and
if not presented within three years from the date
aforesaid, they may be forever barred.
JOHN DYSART, Adra'r.
Nav 23l. 1910. lOf
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-06-06
VAN BUREN'S STANDING ARMY,
HARRIsoN'S GENERALsHIp & BRAVERY

lAhhloON'S GENEhALolilI " Bh En- 3
The powerful Address of John Campbell, Of Vir-
ginia, to the people of his native county-exposing
the enormity Of Mr.. Van Bugen's recent proposition
to organize standing army of 100000 men, on
one page, and the testimony of the Ads-de-camp Of
General Harrison, in relation TO his bravery, hui
rnanity and good conduct in war; on the other, will
be ready for delivery during the course of next
week, Orders from adjoining Counties, for few
hundred copies can be supplied at So pr bundled.
0rJ-Col, Campbell (the late U. S. Treasurer and
Col Smith Zone of Gen. Hsrrson's Oids) were as
ardent friends of Mr. Van Bdren's first election as
any of the thousands tens Of thousands who were
deceived ia him, and arc nov righting themselves
under the glorious banner of the PATRIOT oT Ono
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-06-06
From the Stakeholder.

GENTLEMEY:--In rejecting upon the past and
approaching representation Of the County in the
Legislature, | have been struck with the fact that
every township IN the county except ours has had
its representative, while we have never been hon
ored even with candidate for any county Office
This is not because have not proper men, but be-
cause it has been, and is yet assumed, that we will
vote according to the dctaIion Of the managers
about Fayettcand our votes are all that are cared
for.
Now, Messrs. Editors | undertake to say that
we have at least two citizens in Bonnie Femme who
can beat any candidate brought out by the caucus
and in naming them discard all political feeling
except that which seeks to elect the most worthy
safe and rejecting men, | aludc to Col trancl,
+. Williams and John c. Williams, ESD either OF
whom would receive the unanimous vote OF then
neighbors--thc true Harrison sign Of dtncSS.
A HARRISON MAN.