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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
CnrOner,s once

on the remains of the body Of MIR. Charles w Case.
Of the firm of Birdsa & Case, Of South street. 1t
appeared that Mr. Case went ints his counting ROOM
during the fire, on Thursday night, to secure the
books Of the firm. While there the walls of the
adjoining room fell, an crushed the unfortunate
gentleman beneath the ruins. The body was not
recovered until a late hour on Saturday, and was
only recognizable by his relativesin consequence Of
his watch being, in part, preserved. The remains
were put in a coffin, and taken ia l4 Essex street.
The jury returned verdict OF accidental death
tbs DELAwARE.-The United States Gazette Of
Yesterday states that there was considerable float
ing ice bet ween Bristol and Bo rdentewn Thurs
day and the water had become so chilled that seve
raj hours Of weather would close the river in
that nsishborhood.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07
IS p'rsis' o",sr W ys,s.

sp-ln oo-plisne- -ith the rcqu--t con.lssf IN zee,
eiers The ilth last, sHd With VI r.ttax 20, IA
r0ss-sson, a. sr n an able 80 of III. ,ss.t. "a
psrusulsrse 81 the Unsi -tssss assinst you .~us 90.
hers-th copie. q crrtsa psp>fs -kSh aa.s
from the Treasury Depsrtm-nt They esri. .ss H..
trsie your srcounf. such . vsna@r .. Ill 49,.
by hs.s no iiiesv 10 unt@r.tsndinx ths- Cla. 90.
p-pefs snisns the tile o. s'i~nce pavm-nf 10 r.x.rs
to this, hsvs 70 ohs~r.. that susan- . 49, A.,
give you osrreet copy u The uhss pa.s. 81 ,ks .,
the Trial Of TIE -hole cause. tn Ste 800 Ill 49,
70 coshned 70 th- rTtcfncs herfia fIsr aaf b-f NJ
give such ssfu,ns s'tsncs "a thsr shis a. A.
ssut sn1 nay 'hrt prsP~r 20 prsga.s -. ~ 49,
'oee of the e,mscnts sp>n yarrsuisr --. Of "a. se
esuss, raa- =. the oHeers che pr.pss. %. a., 49,.
Get 70 No crrs-soas Such -rrors. n k.y 50 81 :.
eeurse % corrciei sAsns.st hey are seos.fsd The
ststeasni - monies r-c..e1 ~ in yssf So. -.
-hsh should 20 20 year credit shall b. farr -
On .iiaielv
Ia. a, ,.r, ,.s..e.f,tt, 49,. 49,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-12-07

81 JULIE su5ra.Y
Asd this aspc-ssf saith thu, he h.ih v.sd al
substantial defescs on the merits 10 fhs sssr. ~,t
tied ease, o. Ne hath been ADVISED by III e..s..t
and selisve. That such defence ssssists 81 ryr.t
nv~her ard large smount q chains Spa Ne 49,.
rel executive departments ~ tss rs.srnw.st ffs.,
the 18th N April, l-3t .. tho 9Th dsv 81 psss-t-s
l-s-, which viii rsqsirs the pcrsossi aits.isas. a
this dsponsn'. 81 the Asduor's sress 81 ~..stsv
ton, Tor the purp.ss ~ hs-irr the sia-sa o.
d.silowed =, sHeh o1ees. before NJ eas b. sn.bi.a
or permitted 20 of.r them 10 evidenes - go ts,sf
Of the above entitles eapse
WILLIAM " PRiCE
Ssorn 10 open Cour
The affidavit snd letters havirE b~.- rsss. N,
Court asked Mr. Bn'lst whr ~ hsd r. 90.
Mr. Batler-If ysur Housr please, shasli prsf.,
70 Jet the matter stssd over ustii ko.ssy fhsss
are omi''ics. IN that sfds-n rhish a wouis D.
desirable ~ sappy
Me- Prse-Lsttb.s Be stated. ard Ne ga ..pyl,
them nov W.
NJ Butl-r-Th,t csnuot b. son. iust AZ p,s.~.s
.lthsuzh do not know that the eviSesss wsulf "a.
~ the matter as stsrd. bsfor. the Court. .st y
iss little material a, bs,~ess Mr. Price sas ~
self
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
THE LOG CABIN AND HARD CIDER

A very acute and distinguished gentleman remarked
the other day in presence, That the question
not 1Ac'htr General HaRRisoS Tired in log cabin,
but uheter he 'cas the friend Of those scho ssd log
cabins
The distinction is apt and appropriate, and we shall
proceed to examine the question. Whether the Gene
raj lives in log cabin and drinks hard cider, mat.
ter ofli,tle consequence, provided his feelings, int.
rests and principles, associated with that class OF
people vino occupy humble dwellings, and fare sim.
pie food. These constitute the great mass Of the peo-
Pile ard be their friend to be the friend cf mankind
We will proceed 10 ties, the Generals claims 10 this
character.
Il. the first Place it is notorious that the Genera!
sides IN of the finest mansions III the West. So
far from thinking him the worse for this, We hold him
deserving of great credit for living in condition to
keep up the hospitality Of old Virginia, he native
State Its only the wretehed grimaee the hypocIti.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

Tue BorxpARy QrEsrIoy.-We are glad 10 find
in . British paper such sentiments IS the following,
which are taken from the Halifax (N. 81 lialtgonl2n
of the Sd inst. This Is the true view of the case
1.-THE boundary question: that prolific source Of dis
cord for the las, thirty years. has become subject
OF such engrosSing consequence that unless
be adopted for settling the question: coeycive
measures mast be resored TO. The editor Of the Que
bee Gazette states ii his belief that England would
rather relnqrish portion of her rights than proceed
to hosllltles and from all learn of the value OF
the disputed territory, apar, from other considerations
We think this would be the most ludcious course,
war with the I. States, let it terminate as it would
could not but be attended with the most disastrous
consequences report has gone forth, that Grea,
Britain has determined upon maintaining her rights,
and refusing to yeld up any portion Of the bone in
contention--this however, VIC believe to be unbound.
cd /"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS quarterly held for King
and Queen county, the Courthouse, Monday, the 9 oi
March, lsio
John Albright, and Rosev D. T. Albright his WIFE who
Rosey B. T. farinhot, guardian Of Roscy b. T. Fanho and
their right, Rcder;ek Bland, and Peter Albright
Plaintiffs.
against
The said Roey Il. T. Fanholt, William Farnho Amos AL.
bright and Nancy his wife, late Nancy fanho Jesse FaInho
and William Y. Hughes and Sarah h wife, late Sarah FaTinot
Defendants.
This day the plaintiffs h John sunmsrsou their counsel
filed Their bill and the plaintiffs James Guller
assigned guardian the defendant defend her IN this
suit and the defendants Jesse Fannl and William Y nghcs
Sarah his wife, having their
security according IN the Of Assembly and tho niles Of
court and appearing hy satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants at ;h country ordered that the ai defendants
appear here the sccond Monday Jul an! the
bt nj the plaintiffs ard that copy tbs order be forthwith
serted IN ncwsplp-rpuh,hed Guy ri Richmond for
months successfully posted door OF Tie
house OF this county.
A Copy-Tesrs, ROBERT POLLARD J., c
March 70 Ias-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
POETRY.
WINTER AND SPRING
"uucH YET REMAINS cssun.."

WINTER AND SPRlAE.
BY aANSAHF. GOULD.
sAdieu,' Father Winter SAID
To the world when about 10 Quit NJ
With his old white wig half off his head,
As il never made toELh
..,dieu I'm going to q rocks and caves,
To leave all here behind me;
Or perhaps shall sink in the Northern "a''''
So deep that none can md me-.
.Good luck. good luck 10 your hoary LOCKS
said the gay young Spring ADVANCING,
eco tak. yonr nap 'mid the caves ana focSs'
While DER the earth am aaisNas
There is nor a spo, where your fool has 'fod'
You hard, old, crusty fellow,
Nor hill nor field nor 4 single sou'
But have gnt TO inciiow.
Sand Then shall spread them DER with grass,
Tba, " III look so fresh and cheering
None viii regret ,hct they let yon pass
Far out OF sight and hearing.
sThe fountains that you lock up SO tight,
When shall give Them summing,
win sparkle and play III my eaddening Light,
And the brooks Will set of running,
sIrl sneak in the ground to the hidden root,
While you have kept II sleeping,
And bid il send up the tender shoot,
And set the wild VINE creeping
'The honghs that you caked all Ger Win leo,
Till twas chilling even TO behold them,
shall stick them all round with buds so NICE,
Nv breath alone can unfold them
aAnd when the tree is in blossoms dressed,
The bird, with her songs 30 merry,
VIII come on its limb to build her nest,
BY the sign Of the future cherry
sTbe air and the Garth by their joyfalnes,,
Shall show the good am doing,
And the skies beam down with their smiles 10 esSs
The course thai I'm plrsning
Said Winter, then, u would have YOU learn,
Ry me, my gay new conner,
To push off, too, when il comes your turn,
And yield your place 10 summer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

Cora II. B,Hp-Col 5. Il. Byrd is candidate to
represent Bath in tho next Legislature. IL un-
compromising Democrat, who will stick 10 his prncI.
pies When on past occasions he has had the hoaor
of representing The people of that county in the House
of Delegates he has zealously and faithfully dis.
charged his public duties. and his course has been
warmly approved by his constituents. The news
which We have received from that county leave rs no
doubt Of his success "CitIzen Lockrdgc" will be
left 10 enjoy the sweets Of private ifc-IaHty Star.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

.7rqmn"l Of james Hood-'Thc trial before the court
of Oyer and Termncr, of James Wood the CONNECTION
err for the murder Of his daughter Sarah Ann Peak, last
autumn, closed last night nj ~ o'clock, the !nry
bringing IN verdict of NOT GUILTY, The gr"nmd 81
iRs0rifg = PenHSuIrGHiGn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

Tur lTorsr-Tlc House continued in session from
the hour Of meeting Yesterday until nearly five, p m
to-day. The Opposition were determined 10 defeat a
vote on the bill to provide supplies 10 meet their own
appropriations, and If possible disgrace, by dscrcd,t
lng, the Government. After sitting two days and a
night they agreed that if the friends of the AdnInlstra.
ton would consent to adjourn, those opposed 10 IT
would allow the vote to be taken tomorrow.
fGIobs .iGIrth -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
Piano fsr.s md .uDair Sors. ogpo

AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CONTAIN
OEtt No. To- S,a,h Srsd, BALTIMORE.
C.PIT.L ~, Two NiLIicv, - nyILtt.. =,
rS'HE President aud Trustees "f THIS Company Tr1tr w.
ncy prpCsite, winch iI"rc.; VIII he allowed MAJ
assurances Lives, innritirs and EniOwnlcn asa y
ceive and manage Trusts every description which mas be %
nted Ia their charge whether from Individuals fo'""
dies, VI
!. NoSEr viii be received aud held In irhs ana 'hr n
thereon paid -m.amnnay, quarterly IN t"nofn'! ""
direction o the "~nrr"r he interest III h. place, Al '
Of every SIX months u The credit OF the Trust FUND o "S
laton.
LIFE I~srr,sCr.-PsTsons may effect insurance. WIN WV
Company upon teir lives, the lives Of Others, W
yes tenn Of y-ars, The whole Of life The abIe a.
computed for this Company upon III, mos, i'oflhs 'r
we'll i the officers o the Navy and Army, ezens-aho '
81 had application the Company It's Agents ,I
j. AS.UrTIl.These VIII he granted upon such terms A. ~,
enable the annuan 10 enjoy the largest income LOT any
amount of money. ,,l
ESpowarSI..A person who desires 10 provide osi"
Tor a ward, when he shall arrive al the ase 81 = S
uarriage potion Tor daughter, can eject II tsoush m
pany. = un
Osctrs nad TRUSTEES NJ the Corpanr Marauey, Es w. 49,
Pr. sdent, Baltimore; John pGer, Esq., L. l. d. wee ,nt
New York, Richard Wilson, Secretary, " Thurs!on hs
Secretary. .,,.,,L,,
Trasnts-Tsaae Lawrence, Beverly Robinson, b. u.
Charles A. Davis Samuel W.tmore, David adden ah'nS
Barckly, l. Suares George F. Taman, r. O. Hcv!n' W
l. Colt Morn. Robinson, New York. Matthew l. .,yhss
Samuel Hoffman, Frederick w. Bruno, O. D o!hhe!H' 49,
Cushing, Fielding Ihcas, IT,, Baltimore. 49,, maid TO
Applications may b. made personally, or by r'e' he
the Agents for the Company Virginia. VINO "ii - ~ II
necessary information, 10 persons desHu M,
feeling iHsIrancr- making other arrangements 'o"e
Company The benefit Of their families or ertaiss r.
+. Il. TABB. 5gert, R'tsT'N-i -
Agsn,. Yrs'uG
PurIIp VI. T.Bs, ESD, Richmond.
wv. :. sIMYyoS, E-i., Petersburg.
Gro. W c.ar, ED SOrf S1s,,.,,sn,,
JOHs. BRces, Esq, Winebs'tsI u-a
June IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
LEWIS HILL,
PT0dHce Commission .N1rChdHt,

RrhiIoad, ia.
- ELLIS grain commission hires rcnts out h0Hsr'
- collects Cla'n Ia TIM cy and adjarn counties, sell! hi
huys S"ck.. Okce over James H. Errl!ir & 60.
n-r ~ Ca ~ s.vtww
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
ID. VI. HOYT's

rIoYr i Ill; lucky handler OF the biz Prizes Whole Tick
Il Nos y, prize ." 5000 passed through IN, Office
the big prizes mist send their orders to fo,,
s.r scheme llow April Make small remittance 10 How
and ,ucc-, attcud- sou. Tickets only >a1"s IN proportion
s. l-Ii,hrr- IN oil Lotteries can b" had At HuYT'S
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR APRIL is.-Capta s1sf.p
Asa, - 600 i5OJo, l",~h.
'''' Alexandria Lottery,
,la.- \. for l-lI.
MN ., D. drar. on Sa,ury The 18TH .iprd, 1910 Hem,
" arta h. c.
D. : CEi,oEs 4 Co.. .NGdJasTs
Containing The following splendid fg'Ar-:
80 r r. m.l TO- 600 $500 5000 . tQri, $500, il 2-f =
IN il, ~ .,rsl. III 80 1900 al Of
- Is drawn Mes. ont Of -.
Ticket "nl, so, halves To- quarters d "ighhs
,,rtIn,,,i,. Of plr klgts ~ - hole tickets, s2'V
Ia do ~ iaf do In.
In de- quarter de-
IN dp '"'"isil!i7 10 ~ ~.
H. 49,. send ,nmr orders without ,layor TIC Tickets Tin,
,.nIl ; rnra VII 70 on rapidly aud rcG should has,
,,;ur. tor ,.I.G3. T.. ra'lt and address H. ". HOiT.
li,r,f, 10 riu5-.awrs RcuG0ER "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

STATIONS Office.
T,,ITErTs IN All ,hc n,,sfc and rray Ky numbers w
| s,r. a, STKATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE
Drawn Nos in Va W-llsbIre Lory, No. 3, dawn March
\ 5a ~ ! 81 = - ~ - 10 81
EaIi Ticket Nos 81 As So Prize Of $500 sold aud csshrhhy
$500 STRATTON
MAMMOTH LOTTERY FOR ArRTL ls.-Cap.a s.:,sl
Also IS 100 = 900 10 90.
Alexandria Lottery,
Class 4, for 1870.
M pJstirsl drGGR SdtyG!t, LG itis 4f 1870 q; 9
andriG, n. C.,
.. s. GPTGOEY - CO.. Managers.
Containing the following splendid PrAcs - prize Of S3
% 900 100 ii 40 g- svJl 70j), tJ>l, $685. i),, ">t6
OF JJ II of 81 - al 1880, 1890, - i" To-, 49, l20 q
10 drawn %Js. ont o.
T,rs,,. n,y gu ha!yc- y, G!lsi"- , r"hth- -.
Cer.ifratt, OF pac Ha.es p UAuit i1tErt', So
Do IL = i"li u ~
DO do ~ Ina.'": az ="
n, 4, ~ ,.nf1.- 10 e. 81
Order, aY r!ircS 81 c,r,"es Of packages IN 10
as,.yt Lottery, win be irJnIi;Iy atsHGe" To- 49,
tgulJ Itu-~.I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07
d. $. GREGORY x co., Managers.

~ ,NMDTH LOTTERY FOR Afkll. !e--Capial $500.
vi Also, $500. 5000, 10000.
Alexandria Lottery,
GLhss y Tor lea.
u no.ti,c. b. draw on Saturday. the 18th April, 1870 81
AcNandTia II. &.
D. =. GktG0LN 4 Co., Managers.
Containing the following sll,ndi PrILes: prize OF SIS
O lo0oa 9o, soo' 0)0 1000, 5000. 5000 2t Sol
,-, 10 NJ sa l.J0, loo, 800 i25 o -rA
Is drawn Nos Of =.
Tickets only S:D have. lO GGar'erS . cGltha ? 81
C,rrt;cac- OF package uf 2S " hole tickets Sru
Ia DO ~ ha'f Il" lD.
~ DO zfquar"r do Is
In dn ~ eIcttns Ia ~ %.
C,.i, f tickets ana kaics, certificates Of r1ck In Tie
,,r lrryv gi!l br PROMPTLY attended Ia, ana the draw
i.Itr .lltci, ai.tr II i.dNrr Address
D. : GREGORY L CO.. N4negcr,,
Richmond, u
March l2 W.-2A"A
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

Charles L. Harvey in hs right and admir- q" Nathan
ualycy de-, amt Theodore i AZ, ant son! ms wa,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-04-07

the important considerations that have fixed me a
gid adherence to the principles above referred to- have
hastily, unwtingly, and without Just CAUSE attempted
direct the finger Of Remuneration at portion OF your
delegation
You know how much our press is given to think they
exercise control Your opinions. In the present
instance they have determined to bring Mr. Black and
self under It's blast by the application 10 Of terms
equally unwarran,abe and far more unkind than any
winch the Globe in the height Of It's abuse ever used
against any oil us. fthc Globe any press Georgia
POLITICALLY opposed me- had used the 90,
against us or myself it would have been set down as
result T. be expected, and would have passed unno-
ticcd but coming from my own friends procsscdIy,
they supposed I" possess undoub"d crrd. when
pronounced HoatnN those they act with. THIS explains
the whv under my proper signature, d. ven
appear sort witness nav own case. That
ruth comes from ne, NAV not be dispararcd bv
the representations Of those who dcnouncc u.s. be- IL re.
me Ebrct thai The papers which have made The attack
IN this c- are wIll prove to be-, the direct or ndI.
reel s,tu2.crrs Of United States Bank that the oulv
onprcs,I"c weight have had to carry whether az 4
Candidate before YOU in the discharge of uiv here
have .ucrn thrown me from that influence; for,
while some OF my colleagues in other respects similar.
" situated differing in this, have been relieved OF
these attacks from any State Rgh. press in Georgia.
have been assailed before and since coming here This
you may say results from my position. So il does
came here by your direction State Rights man, op.
posed to the Bank, 10 advocate the Sub.Trca>ury
Since here, every act | have performed, and every
word have uttered, has had not only the intent but
the effect to maintain these political views,
My vote for printer, alleged 10 be exception,
will prove 10 be the proper choice under the circum
stances.
What is the National nclligencer, ana wha, the
objects and ends OF lis labors Ny recollcc;cns 60
back IN these matters further thar the late with
Great Britain That and Niless Register were the only
medium Of political intelligence at tny fathers ireaide
knew nothing OF politics, and cared less; bu, Of
that age, when me thrilling sensations produced by the
recital c: the sufftrngs Of bleeding and injured coun
try, would nvolnnarly spring me IRON my seat as nv
father would nightly read Ike nescs. This pleasure
enjoyed but manly from the latter paper until en-.
tered upon life Education and association made ne
JeTersonian Republican and friend Of Troup Upto
1925, acted on these rules without perceivia- Their
import or justice. Fortunately FOR and Tor Georgia
the most remarkable OF the age, and Of the few
patriots belonging to it, then guiding the dcs,incs
Of our State-George VI. Troup.
lie was engaged in q controversy with this Govern
men, Involving our rights Q: sovereignty In attend
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-01
Fsmblic aalc.

va 7 ILL be sold at Public Auction on MON
w DAY, the 9th day Of August next, and
eontiaUed irUm day to day until completed, at tho
late residence Of iVm Smith, deed. in Prairie
t""nsuP, Randolph couuiy, al the personal prop
cry ii said dcceas, consisting il part Of between
lily and sixty tao year old Mpes. stout tbirv
head VI Iior-es, sixty head Of Cn,'a a number tf
which are good beet caliie, u stock OF Sheep sro
Hogs, twoiarm Wagons and one Dearborn Veg
gon large crop Of Corn, Wheat, and Oats, f,
set Of Farming Tools, Of diver, mould.. quantity
VI Gearing, Household and Kitchen Furniture, aud
great many other articles too tedious IN mention
Also 10 rent for one Or more years. the premises =
vel! known and valuable Public Stand, ard twg
small Farms adjoining They will be rented pub
Iciy ur privately, and sore slaves hired with the
premisCs if desired. The Mules will be sold on q
credit OF eighteen months, tie other property, for
all SUNS Of five dollars Or over Il credit OF twelve
months will be given, bond and approved security
required. Due attendance will be given by
MARGARET SMITH, Executrix.
JOEL SMITH, p.
J. J. ALLEN Executors
August Isl, 1910. 2O-4t
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-01
TO THE PEOPLE.

D-When you come TO give your votes next
Monday, please to recollect that the Directors Of
the Fayette Branch Bank brought to this place,
and circulated, about FIFTY-TWO THOU
SAND DOLLARS of IRREDEEMABLE H.
linois paper-that after loaning it to you at PAR,
they refused to take the same money in payment
Of your notes--and that since that time this same
Bank party have attempted to steal law upon
you, which provides for putting you IN JAIL
for passing the very IRREDEEMABLE paper which
they brought here and loaned out as good paper.
What would you say to private citizen who
would loan you Illinois paper--re(use to take the
same money in payment, and undertake to put
you IN JAIL for trying to save yourself by pass,
ing it 10 some citizen who was willing to receive
it Yet this is precisely what the Branch Bank
and Bank party have done in this town, under
your own eyes, and no man can deny or excuse
the act
In the face Of this notorious act OF dishonesty,
these samemen are trying TO persuade you to en-
dorse the fraud by your votes, and many discreet
men are looking on to see how far their efforts
will be avalable-to watch those who are will
ing to kiss the foot which smites them We will
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1840-08-01
CHANGE OF THE CANVASS.

TIE CURRENCY BILL AND TIE BRI-
IISH BANK BILL ABANDONED BY
MESSRS. RIA WLINS, JACKSON, PEEL
Err, AND BOULDIN DR.. Redman "tcjt
alone in has glory."
ltmay staltle the straight forward voters Of the
county--but the facts DIRE as stated in the caption
of this article. On the day before yester.a at
the barbecue near Captain Lays, Judge Rawlins
and Squire Jackson publicly announced their op
position to ALL Of The Currency Bill, except the
exclusion Of notes below ten dollars, and their
opposition to the law which the Democrats pass
ed at the last session, to sell our bank bonds to
the Lords and Ladies of England. Judge r.
said, in his own way Gas indeed we understand
he did the day before al meeting ia Boonslick)
that he would 'vote to set them back - None
Of the misnamed democratic candidates having
condescended to lay their views before the people
in circular, we have only the private state
ment Of Squire Jackson that Capt. Bowlin, Judge
Peeler, and himself, had had conversation on
the subject alluded to, and agreed in opinion.
Thus, then, at last, after waiting until the last
moment, we have a ticket wholly at war with the
man who was brought out to HEAD 1T, and 10
speak for il, and who has headed and spoken for
it all over the county-defending apd eulogzing
the Currency bill, the BritiSk>Bank bill, and all
the other enormtes conceived and concocted by
The leaders Of the party when they thought they
were strong enough to carry any thing
Had The course Of Redman been fair OF manly
one in other respects, VIC could have pitied him.
when thus abandoned at the very eve Of the cleo
ZION, by those with whom he had been associated
at the caucus. But he deserves no sympathy-
however unmanly and dishonorable may have
been the course Of his associates.
We shall be disappointed in the manly bear
ing Of the people Of Howard unless they raise
themselves ADORE the mere feelings and preiud.
ces Of party, and signally put down a ticket
brought out as this was-canyng on the canvass
as this has-and now wholly and publicly disa-
greeng among themselves, as this does, on the
lnost inpodantquestions before the people.
nrNolhing could more clearly and fully de.
monstrate the impolicy Of caucus nominations
than what has occurred in reference to The nomi-
nesS Of this county. II all the men tcere honest
aad have continued honest there was such dis.
agreement amongst them from the first, as to Tor
bid the idea that voters, governed by The same
principles, should have nominated ticket so at
war vita itself ;-and il there has been trick,
2ad dishonesty, and bad faith, and lodging among
hem since the nomination, it 5 ows that no clil-