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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

OHIO ELECTION OF all the elections
which have taken place throughout the Uomed
States this season, none has Provedso disastrous
TO the hopes Of the Administration as that Of
Ohio. Up to the last moment Mr.. Van Buren,
and his political friends we're confident OF car
ryIng tina, State. But what has been the result ,
Gown, (whig,) is elected by over EIGHTEEN
rGorsiSD majority. while at the last Gubrrnaio-
rial election in 1888, his opponent. Shannon,
carried the Stale by Fee thou,and nreH hundred
aud tetniy-nins votes, making Wing gain Of
% 600 votes. Il will become Ohio to vindieaie
he character Of one OF her most disiine uished
citizens, Tho has been most basely illuminated
by the Administration press throughout the coun-
try; and by her recent vote she has forever put
the seal Of condemnation on these vile and Ia.
lieious filsehoods. Ga Friday, (to-morrow, }
Harrison, Tyler and Reform, will sweep the
State by ssill greater majority than has been
obtained at the recent election. The people
have willcd change in their rulers, and their
decision must he obeyed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
WHAT A pIFFEREYcr, ,e7z -

WHAT A DIFFERENCE,-I 1887 AND 1910
In 1897. Jus, after the suspension Of the Banks.
brought about by the notorious Specie Circular,
and before the reduction Of the circulation could
be affected so as 10 bring prices down TO the
Hard Money standard, Humbug BIxroS. in re-.
plying 10 dinner invitation from certain citizens
Of Lancaster, Ohio, made use Of the following
language:
q" congratulate you, gentlemen, on the ,uc-
cess oi Gen. Jackson's endeavoTs to improve the
condition Of The currency, eIcmplihed IN the
present prosperity n the productive classes. and
N the general capacity Of the country 10 carry
On us business, and TO measure values by the
specie standard. IN spite of the sioppage Of the
Banks Uhai Wou'd hs Farinsrt noe say 10 a re-
lapse Cr'n p's'shf prices 10 hNs, sI 1895, G. I, g.
'oAen dour rai four Grs dsiiaT5 barrel, aud
stsTy tang slss IN proportion ?"
The seesi of Gen. Jack,on's endeavours 10
improve the eWr,ney' Aad What would the Farm.
ers say, &c Why. they say. away viii your
improved cufrcncy"--po more humbugs-no
reduction in The price of our lands and produce
protecting Governmeht-a Government made
and administered Tor The People. and no, IN.
People for the Government! And what Is more.
ihsy ,siH ., hard. 10 spite OF The "lamentauons-
- he oGice-Holdesi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

BLACKGUARDisM The "Amsnesn Sen.
hnsi. . Van BuIen paper % PhHaisigh.s. coz.
ia'ned, feW GAYS ego, an article upal tac tui.
gany ard rindcurfness u psrien aC n.e
Van Bafen pres 10 Peohsyivsnia eosienf.ry
'hai, 'ihst mode o. political wsrfsfs which ,lb.
s'hu'e' abuse fof argument. ssd .hs force sf
biacsgaaft,t'n ~ decency and ssose. % vas pro-
deceive o. more svi han good 70 a parry 81
Ihe fsmafEs of the senunei. touching his bro
her Of ne Lancaster Intelligence CBaehsbsss
nooih-P'scs) 30 tender pisos. ne Isf.,
suaighfFay tases no former n lash. Ter bsy.
rs msrc bee 70 fth ~ s.es.v s.ft,gt A.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
ELECIInN FRArnS

The Van Buren, party. detected in their
Wholesale frauds at the late election in PhiIs-
dolphin. have since been attempting TO prove
that the whig, were guilty Of similar ct, IN
Baltimore At the recent election, and in the city
Of New-York a. far back al 1898 But this at
tempt at retaliation, aud TO make right by two
wrongs, will prove mo CO." Indeed, in New
York, 1t has already proved so for the very
individual "a Mr.. Glentworth) upon whose pre-
tended saJ-so the charge was based, has come
out with 4 statement, swornsd and subscribed
to, IN whieE he states, that although "he has
been applied 10 by Benjamin 3. Butler, L.. 5.
District Attorney, Jesse Hoyt. Collector Of the
Customs, and other PUBLIC officers, to make
statements that should impliea,e Gov Seward
and the leading friends OF the Governor in New
York, IN charge Of having commenced
frauds attn election 10 New York city in the
year 1885 and although he was offered large
sums Of money, a. bribes TO make said state
ment', yet he resisted all importuniiies and re-
Jeeied all Prohers Of money for so base 4 pur-
pose, and that he IS in possession or no evi-
dtnee TO sustain SAID charge sgainst Gov. Sew
ard or any other member Of the wing party,
whom II had been alleged b.. testimony would
eliminate. And thus have the coo, piraIors OF
this base proceeding been esught in their own
"aP-thus has ,hi. infsmoY, plot OF the Office
holders in the city Of New York been blown sky
high at the very outset
The plot Was not laid deep snorgh--it ~as
~re'ehsdiy msnaged-the mine was sprung too
'oon-and tue result mus, be an injury TO that
cause which it was designed to promote
That frauds are Praetised at tho poll, in these
large cities, We have no doubt but for the van
Buren, party to charge them all to the wings
and claim entire exemption themselves, !. go
ing little farther than we had ,upPosed impu-
deuce could be found TO go
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
NATURALlZATIoN FRAUDS IN PHILA
DEF puIA

| Several articles will be found IN ,o-day's pa
7er IN regard 10 the base and Ugh handed fraud
committed AZ the late election in PHILADELPHIA -
The subject is undergoing judicial Investigation.
and It is 10 be hoped that the guilty persons I'M
pIeaied may he a'certained and punished. BY
the Naturalization Law IN force, foreigner must
reside hve years in the United States before he
can be natufalized; and he mus, make a decla-
ton OF his Intentions TO become a citizen Two
years before HIS final application for natufsliza.
ton papers In order TO expedite the business
OF naturalization and to preserve regularity and
sysIem, It has been usual for many years. SAYS
the Philadelphia Inquirer, in the Offices connect
ed With the County Court, to have large books or
records, containing from 500 10 1000 printed
certificates Of declaration, with places for the
names, 'he dates Of birth, the time OF arrival IN
TIE United States, the country Of nativity, &c in
biAnk' Any one wishing to declare his inten.
uon OF becoming naturaiized would make oath
OF affirmation and sign the same in the book thus
described and this record could be inrred 70
Two years anerwares, TO establish the right OF The
claimant TO full certificate Of naturalization.
| With regard TO the present matter Of invests
Cation. the Inquirer says
The allegation IL. that upwards Of so sheet, Of
declarations have been fraudulentIy introduced
into one Declaration book; that Naturalxat,on
papers have been fraUdoiently obtained on sueh
declarations, aud that individuals have voted On
tueh false papers. The Clerk Of the Court IN
which the false papers have been discovered
MT Eneu. Jf. has retained Counsel, and is en-
deaVofing 70 discover the authors Of this inCa.
nous fraud. The American sentinel states that
The book containing declarations, vas freely
loaned 10 both political committee and thus
me Eeniemen comprising those commuters will
$50 Tel bound TO c1ef. themselves ic The uiuost
70 tefret cot The true sources a this ipootrv -
~ may Be observed that 10 addition 70 the first
fraud those vho voted on such papers commit.
led perjury, as every one naturaixed On der such
circumstances, must have taken oath that he
had declared bis intention two years before
Vhils citizen must also under oa.h. have
Vouehed for the residence Of The other f,r Eve
years m The United States II b. clear there
Tore hat there has been gross fraud add uifui
peiluFy somewhere, and on a wholesale scale.
u he coun Of Quarter Sessions on ne ooh
insi The uamss Of titiy-tvo individuals we're
reported, ard on motion % w n Rem Pa
rule % ,hov eauss VS. granted shy thsif "a.
Pefs PufPoring 70 b. declarations 81 inbsniiob,
should rot he cancelled. Judge B.uss. stated
hat he he'd discovered his name forged 90 ~ Dc
nuoas, add hat ihus fsf Inc auibof, had not
been detected Hs urged the Grad Jsry 20
proceed Vigiaaily snd fgidly 9Th ms invesb.
Ea''on' ard then eonunusd The fuis which bed
essn grated mill sa'srday mofniag
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
AN HONEST NAN .Nn p,rn1or

AN hoNESI NAN AND 4 PATRIOT
We s've below an extract from letter Of
Gov. RUsNTLs, Of Mississippi 70 r Wing Com
miItee Of NaicheZ Gov. Runnels has been a
main pillar Of The Van Buren, party in MissisSip-
pi In ruth, It seems n The very ptIla, Of
%" BusHi'n are erumbling every where
Gov, RUNNELS saws: Il am, and ever
shall be. democrat; and when those
who profess the doctrines Of democracy
carry them on, IN good faith, will be
found acting with them, and not iill then
have no political views TO subserve bu,
will, regardless Of the source from which
they enanate, contribute to oppose those
measures that ] think are calculated 10
injure my country. and TO advocate such
as J conceive are calculated 10 sustain
our free Institutions and spread peace.
prosperity and happiness tbro' the land.
The financial concerns Of the country
are m so deplorable a condition tina,
change cannon be for the worse. am
clearly Of opinion that the doctrires Of an
exclusive gold and silver currency A..
calculated to produce a scene Of bank.
ropiey aud ruin never Sefore witnessed IN
our devoted country.
have heretofore been an advocate
OF The exclusive State Bank system b,,
am now fully convinced that IN c,,...
qnence oilocsl influences and local can.
sss. neither the Government nor ,b.
People can prosper without the AID Of 4,
National Bank. Such a hank can .,J
will. ss u hs' done heretofore give I,
currency preferable 10 metallic eou.n.
~ alone am not an advocate f., ~.
convertible bank paper bot Tor such
one a. will better sUbssfye I'll CONNER.
cal purposes. and which can. ., The Will
o. The holders. BE- converted INTO gold or
silver.
% 10 voting for General If,ansov lei
q not be said that en- sustaining ma,
who IS unworthy Of public con6deor.
lie " The son Of one Of The 1gners II a..
Declaration Of Independsnce-the lfspd
anJ supporter II Thomas lsisuo, ~
Jame' Madison and q James Monroe
tie bas alWsysbeen found fesdysndv,Il,,.
a y tftN WilliNE
70 enter lhe ranks 10 his coun,rv
Iencs and ! see nothing charged sy,i,,,
o'n ~h'eh h'' been sustained By proof
eaIeolaied. 10 ny opinion. 70 ,sed., b,r
opoo'ou' 70 The charge Of being fes.
ralist '''
u - 'rue that Gensrsl Hansno- a.
~. ~ b'''ns devoted large portion Of b..
i'e 70 The service 81 b,s country b,. 70.
'is' ron public l'ie snd sought be ease
400 comfort BY his Own 6rssids bot
= hen The tocsIn Of var uss sossdsd Or
." country Liberties endangered. he bee
ever been fosnd smoog The 6nt to grid
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

THE WHITE SLAVERY LIE 90 n. Hon
~ BalSein, forrsy Zen Bpr,a ssndid1is Cey
Gotsr"o, II one, out ssaina ~, o4riy Lei COR
friends bear 90 mind that he bin Tor which Gen
Harrison voted and which has been 20 extern
s'vsly used IN endeavorng to prejudice ibe pub
10 mind against him, vas drawn BY Thomas
Morris. ia'e senator. and suil Van Bursn
man ard was voted fa'. among others ~ 81,
Baduib. laic candidate of hat party fof Co
vernon. Hear whai Mr D says q this far
fetched discovery Of eonsifping he act into one
for selling while men faf debts
IS there we're a number OF ihs kfyi lawyers
o ihe Slate Assembly % that lime. fl,v ought 10
have been able % have made me Discovery
hat be Legislature uas Thea passing laws ~
collect drhts. instead 81 passing laws fof The pun
ishmsni OF offences committed against The m
mnniY. But u seems hey were rot able. e.
ihst Tune, 20 make ihc uondeffoi discovery. but
ths was Ten ~ me more enlightened md more
learned jnrists of The prescott dsy 6sr which ~
eHgh @ fltf suf q psfsaf- which psfert atlea.t
Hou.d bc Pofssetfei of ens ~ ne rscnisites ~.
eessafy 10 make % naDd 10 law, IL void bs
HfN q not useful dssevrfv
ELI BALDWIN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

Equal o. the number q Ssnsiors snd Repfe,en.
ianFes "a Congress 20 uh,cb me several States
are entitled. AZ are elected by general ticket
except Doe eleven 10 South Carolina
In New fofs CITY. Brooklyn and Williams.
burgh ihe election commence sbd end, on ,ss
t'h. 10 nc rest Of iLe Sale % commsnces co
The ~ add couuuues hree DAYS
10 New York, AIsssachusef's. Delaware. and
Mississippi. he sts's siscUons are h-'d simoIfa.
heousiY Wiih hose lof Presidential Electors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

IL wall be seen by thv above aggregate, that
Mr.. Dawson, the highest on the Harrison ticket,
has majority o. 1850 over Mr.. Cooper the
highest, and majority OF 4Ios over Messrs
lverson and Patterson, the lowest on the Van
Buren ueks'-which shows clear Wing gain Of
6Oo0 votes since last year.
In the Senate the Wings have As, the Van
Buren, party li-snd tie in Gov eta. In the
House Of Representatives, the Wing majority is
about 30.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
On Monday next

The Voters Of Jefferson County, end OF
every County in the State. will assem-
Die at their respective places Of voting
to give their approval or condemnation
OF The acts and measures Of this Ad.
mini'irslion. Let every voter give,
as We doubt no, be will. an konssf and
conscientious vote. and all wil! be well.
Let every voter remember. that "he
has Country 10 serve, a, well as a
Party 10 obey"
IL Voters are required 10 endorse their
names on the back Of the Ticket they vote
and hand 1t in To the commis.ianen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
2336s 30 26I
23,3GS
Van Buren, majority esoa

The Hon Richard winn. recenuy elected 70
Congress By he Ysn Bufsn parry. died q, hrs
fesidenos 10 Louisiana On the Ssh inst. The
majority ~ vh'ch be vas elected vas ven
small.
We regret 10 learn tsays The Baltimore Ams.
riean q Tuesday, ltat he Hon J. spencer.
y. 3 senator for Maryland. died a. BIS resi-,
denes n Worcester county. On Taursday last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS.

There are no more State elections to be held
until the choice Of Presidential Electors The
following schedule shows The date OF the Prest.
dental elections in the different states. with the
number Of Electors 10 which each STAT, /, emf.
He'd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

IJRemsmber. Wigs, he boasts Of he Wan
buFsn parry. aboui M $50 nee voters mspu-
iacfufed since ~ sPr.ng slssuons, 70 tfaf down
uPon ant defeat You 90 he Pal riscii0u. viii
yea pefmh rueh arts sai sohuivtncss % sue
esd whsn youf attendance o. Ne polls cen pre-
veal ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

GEORGlA-eoMrLErE- We have a slip
Says the Baltimore American) from the office
Of the Georgia Journal, containing the complete
returns OF the late eleciina The Counties have
all been officially heard from except three, and
the returns from The latter are believed 10 be
correct The aggregate vote for the Congress
ticket u as fullowx
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

bCFIn consequences o. ihs illness u Major
HEssy DrnEoEa, % Berasisy, and Ia ascofd-
anss 9Th his osn ui-hes. his name has bssa
stricken from ne Van Barsn Electoral Ticket.
and he Mans Of Jssfs GIr,oz. o. Hampshire.
d ne l5ih Electoral Disluei. substituted IN leo
q Aalof Bedingsr, Who vas recently homisaled
= ne r'aes q Msier OPP. ds.sass4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

GES HARRISON AT HOME The so,,,
given hy Ohio, ne fes.tene. Of Gen harrison.
and by iadtana add Kentucky. who's, peopls
have served under be- command 20 var and
sno~n hm N peace, are lofty tributes 10 b,,
worth, bis patriotism. his viIitnsnes, ard hl, e..
paeiiy 70 'efte be coanIfy. The one give, a
majority q $4,000. another 81 IS 900. AID ano-
her Of 10000 90 his favor Whaia ieutmo.
NAL TO bin, and what fc5aks 10 no ifs88errs
Wbai sosIsst % lhs course ard opin,ons or
he States which have longest knorn Van 30.
rsn Even his own native staie repadiais, him
Glib scofn.-- [ Eiehsoss WIir
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

n The iast rally Of ne {" North
~ Begiers" Of CharIestosOn, 10
requested Al The Court House on Satzr-
day eveaing merit, at 2 O'Clock BE-
y4hffadi ~ your aYeadiracs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

ES-We ash ne indulrsnes sfour advsr,.ine
patrons this Essk--ihsif fsvouu hereafter sbsll
receive promp, aueBnon
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

E5-A5out month ago, the Enquirer favored
The world 9Th is estimate Of the Presidential
Vote Is e'riaiH Tor Van Buren,, 60 certain FOR
Hauson. and li9 doubtful Tor arg1men, sake. 3
OF The us esrfaiH FOR Van Buren, Maryland and
Geors ahave since declared emphaueally against
him-iase %. therefore 81 votes. and add hem
20 Hsuisons POLL, aud The result will be % for
Van and 81 for Harrison. Pennsyivauia, also,
has giyen such indications a, 90 inspire hope
hat her vote will be given for Harrison, which
viii swell hls poll 70 40. aud reduce Yans 10
81. or The Enqufers doubtful" States Ohio
and New Jersey have declared Tor Harrison,
which will make bis "cenai1" vote l39-ren.
teuog only . more necessary to SECURE his eiee-
1on-aud Who can doub, ihs. De u,H esf hen
N Vifginis, Illinois. Mississippi and Afsan,as.
Uhe Enqnusr's o,her e~faia States fof Van,) o.
90 Name. New York. Tennessee Sorih Csroli-
%. Louisiana ant Mcbigan-ihe otker States
So doFn 81 doobifnl" iy ihst paper,
iiyaetsur Firriaian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

Me-. Van BvsrN. ve undsrslahg sets
OF fof The North today.
We ooly vish that lhi, eleot5neerine
expedition msy BE- attended 9th results
similar to those that followed bic exeuf-
sions through New York las' year
W. .Mafisoat4s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
" strike for Liberty!,

The country claims cur active aid,
" That let US ROAM;
And where Ne find spark ofruBlic vir,ue
Blow II into flame"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

Counterfeit Trsss0ry notes Of lbs De-.
noHqnaiio1 Of 800. afsssid 70 be 10 cir.
culaiiun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

eFefhe infsmous fraud plot IN Nsv York. =
csi'fd ''Iss issi dyisC saort 81 Var Bufsnsu .
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
PENNSYLVANIA II.EcrroN In enn,.-

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION. In eonse-
qoenee Of The opposite statements 81 the result Of
The election IN Pennsylvania. IL is difficult TO
ptesen, an exact estimate Of the popular vote -
The American sentinel "a Van Bursu papeD
claims the State by majority Of between three
and four thousand. Some Of the opposition pa.
pers claim IL for the wings. II viii be recol-
lee,ed tina, the Wings made no opposition in
BeTks county. lf We give them their vote Of
1888, the Van Buren, men have carried the State
by about Cos majority. Compare this with the
result IN previous elections. and the prospect Of
Martins defeat is rendered almost certain.
Jaekson's majority in lsas was $4,000
1882 Vas 2l267
Van Burens mai is36 va, 4asl
Porter (V. b Gov ls5s was 1880
V ID Congress ticket, lei0 about Cos
This shows Wing gain over Ihe election Of
1888 Of 6.s6S. In October. 1886. the Wing
ticket was defeated in Pennsylvania by upwards
Of 10000 votes. Less than a month afterwards.
a, the Presidential election, Harrison was de-
feaied BY only 4,300-proving that Harrison has
eleven or twelve thousand more voters In his "a
yor than the mere party can muster. Under
such circumstances, he come, into the field on
the 30th. That he will break down the slender
majority Of sir OF eigh, hundred that is opposed
10 him. no reasonable man can doubt aud that
be will carry the Stale by AZ least two or three
thousand, II almost cefiais.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29

THE MiLLiNGroN BANK-Tbe Van Blu.
rem party are endeavo.ing 10 create polit iesl
capital out OF the explosion OF the Millington
Bank. fraudulent, concern which. like the AG-
mipistrsiion with its Treasury "shinplasters, -
has been flooding the country with q. irredeem-
able notes. They assert that It was whis
Bank. gotten up PurPosely to defraad the pc
mocrs:'," sc. Now, this is false. We have
made enquiry upon the subject, and have earn
ed that all the officers Of that Bank, 80 far a.
their political sentiments were made known,
belonged 10 the Administration party. Still.
unlike our oPPoLents, We shall not attempt TO
hold whole party responsible for the acts OF
afew private individuals Of that party, Of whom
and Of whose political opinions not one in a
thousand knew anything about until their rascal
iy became known. But, is not this Millingto
money par; and parcel OF the better cur
reney" promised the people by this aud the pre-
eeding Adminisrstion3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-29
applying to h,n for he msasuse Ia reply III.

applying 10 hin for he measure. 10 reply The
Sentinel ssys -
"Tbe lnieIi,gsnss blsmss ne Zoe selecting IN Ad-
min'sirat,oa print Tor vheo the isoit cen
sarsd .. equally more common the other s,de
To -hsh .e s,,ver. thu; justice. ss yell .. ehsrty
St"iss a home, aud the essblishroent for our ON
party OF character for deseney, s no unht prsre-
guistte 10 miss'on for the improvement Of the
Whigs ln that particular II seems TO u,, too. the
most natural thing IN the world TO be first shd
chiefly concerned shout the behaviour Of our friends
kindred and feilo~ ~oFkmen IL .. much more 70
credit and comfort that ~ivr, sisters bro
thsr,. Of even psstners ia trade should be deeeat
snd respectable than tina, those Of stranger, snd To-
rcancrs should be so.-for th,s natural reason
~e -stsh our political household 18th ,ensi-
tive Jealousy Of every thi"g dshonorsbie sud mean
We more Distressed 18th the conduct e ona
bisSkgusr6. d he be of our household, than 9TH
6ny worse than he. Who aliens and strangers -
LIT onr cousin ofisnesster consider this"
The times Hrr disclosing ~itb fearful sign'h-
esnee and rsp'di,y -bo the rel traitor. TO de-
moersey sod WHO theN srr that BY their rash soun-
sells, have brooght that cause. oere . tower Of
strength, TO tnttsr in the last stsge Of Prrms-
'ure deerepitude; sod too late for remedy though
not Tor remorsr, may he discovered that our pria-
e'pics, II adhered TO By the whole party .ouid
saved II aud su,t.ined u IN all its snsisnt slorv -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-03-13
FRIDAY, MARCH ID, 1910.

proportion. The greatest amount of inn
ported salt IS consumed at the South,
South West and West, and in the
Fisheries.
In view of all these facts q will ask)
have the people of Vermont, as much
cause of complaint and alarm, as Mr..
Brown intimates ? and are they willing
to put to hazard the protective policy, by
urging the repeal of this small duty on
salt =! and if SO, is the communication of
MIR. Brown, intended to affect this object!
or will it have the effect to do it with
his motives l have nothing to do further
than they concern myself
BENZ. SWIFT.
St Adams, Feb. 90, 1910.