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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-11

Fan Importations, lo4O-Cihna QaernsmHre, &c.
HAVE aoat, ships Rhode Island and Sea-
om iivepnn and barune Earnest G,srave Bremen,
very nf CulNA, QUEENSWARE GLASS,
&C. which Offer original packages, reacked To
order upun m, bes, terms cash. the usual credit
' WILLIAM +. BUTLER,
Late SMITH & Batter, 3 doors Adore The Bril- 1drcrn
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

Hon. 10 pay % ROgues IN their orn
coin.-il may be remembered by MINI
81 auT readers that some tine since "a
gave an account from the Mississippi pa
Pers. stating that Mr.. Sheisan. sx.presi-
dent Of The l}rsndea bank. and Mr. Hob
son. director. had ma away from that
STATE. CARVING win Tnem . lsrse nBmher
Of negroes II appears from The Visks-
hnfg Sentinel. thai parry Of haid-Is Of
BrsndoB bank notes, 81 ColumbBs. re-
eeised information Of The route they had
taken. which wss To reach Virginia. and
overlook ihsm in Alabama. They then
mastered The party ard ionk away The
negroes paying for them al The market
rates IN fhs BradOn nOies they held az
par.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

We Nhs . hsFsht slapsutgsa a. ....a.,t--
Il efAlana ssfgIlly ~ AZ a. 49, - -.
eaN 80 q eaEs 81 FsfuBsi - ..si.', :.
s..t lfa ef hen q ne al ~ - ,... -
- ~ teEm net ezesedine a. -. !. -,
s-P.salsoa q hhish fin,s ~ sl.iI y - !, =
1 nushing cEiminal sppears ss...s, ~.
80 Aia offender psgilz 80 ek.rs@s .,;..-s.
- sneh amprlsenmenf; aad II So -
fhaiss % The lie eiFfnee from "a 800 ~ !.
1880 q s~saiy days. hs o. IAsy IS ~ -.
80 oe seemed a sssrani, sad bs ssb;er, 4.
- n..ih sampnsnnmenf. siih an rosa. -.
.".Ms tssfrnn, which IL he neelsels a. f,f....
psss ne nay be esuisnasd 4 prisaa 800
&c asxi eesfi AZ The eoualy. which nav pra.
80 70 ~ sad alfrnder. and n Gouwd .l,,,,
90 ssIn'sl % iary a good and safsi mea.
'-'t may proceed 20 hire the nfFrader lor
= - ~ exceeding the space Of sis months
MsAs Satisfaction f'.r al costs; bui II sael,
s.sans ee ~ W lame. - thai he or Ihev e.a
-. - hsea ief The casts. ner give ssfFirieat
70 ass same. and bis az their future
ssi1 oenas'or. 20 thai ease II shall ana NAV
ot faio eeart tn cause The offender
rs ~ ~ ,soefs te feeeivs THIRTY NINE LASH.
hIs on THEIR BARE BACK, afisr
Is. s ae o. .hey shall be sci a; liberty, and
" fhasee. which punishment NAV Rr ~
fLlCTED As OFTEN AS THE peRsnN
MAI BE GUILTY. allowing TWENTY NAYS
''.ssh me punishment and the offsnce''
Now this law has been in existence
We DO not know how long. perhap. more
'han fifty year; but an our lars were
revised and e.enaried BY the legislature
o. 1896. Of that Legislature VIM. n.
Haywood. j.. Weldon N. Ra-..d..
VIM w Cooper. Thomas Bunting. Mi-.
ehael Hoke. Macon Moye. Henry Cans
Ter. David s. Reid. whose names are 81.
iaclled 70 The paper before Us. we're mem
Oe's; where were their sympaihies then
Ior those poor men" they were abou.
% subject BY their votes 10 be sold for
sherh's fees, clerks fees. lawyers
zee. and court charges" or 10 be /. whip
PED thirty.nine lashes on his or their bare
oaek' every twenty days, so long as
'hey shall neglect 10 apply themselves
Q some honest calling for the support Of
and familiesi Many olher
men belonging TO the party now so hor.
'of-siricksn al The inhumsniIy OF Gen. |
Harrison IN giving his assen, 10 law by |
Which men convicted Of perjury. receiv.
ng stolen goods, fraudulent conveyan-
'es, hog-siealing. &c. were subject 10 be
old for The payment of The zines lmpos-
d. were also members Of The Legislature
! 1886; yet, sfter careful examination
! the journal. we do not find that one Of
hem raised . finger 10 prevent The pas
sge Of the vsgrant law which now stands
n our statute boak. Need we any bet.
60 example Than this to show how prone
nen are to "strain at . gnai and swal.
ow camel!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

We give in another column to-day. an
article from The New York Courier and
Enquirer. in which. by refsranr. =. a.
Journals OF me Legislature oil New York
and other authentic testimony, the vas
cillsiing course Of M. Van Buren, in
1912, is completely exposed. I, will be
seen that he siolen,ly opposed The war
and Inc re election Of Mr.. Madison. un-
I'll he found ,ha, The former had become
popular, and The latter for The second
time placed in the Presidential chair,
when he suddenly came over and sup
ported both. Just so al later period.
He was bitterly opposed 10 Gen. Jack.
son until after he was elected President /;
and then ], was "elory enough to serve
under such chief"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
Thursday, June 20.

ANN who said his name was Charles
A. Richards. came 10 Tie house Of Mr..
George A. Msbane. az Mason Hal in
shis county. on The sOlh OF May last.
he was sick when he came, and Iinger.
ed pnIil the l4sh of The present month.
u',en he died. lie was supposed 10 be
sbOa. thirty years Of age, and was engag-
cd in prddiing oil cloths. He said be
Was raised in the stale Of Maine. and II.
90 had connexions in Baltimore. This
notice Is published il The hope that his
friends mas ihsrehy learn his fate, and
with thai view il Is requested ihal .hs Pc
pers in The city Of Baltimore and the
state Of Maine viii copy ID.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
A Card.

N the circular issued by mvself durisc the
4 week Of Orange Court, on The subject of
taking the census. j. is stated that the +" as
sis,ant marshais are authorized and required
toimpose fine Of t"enty dollars upon every
person refusing to give AL Information ia his
power" SC.
BY reference 10 the act of Congress. have
since discovered that the penalty Of twenty
dollars has reference only 10 those who do not
give correct lis, Of their family, to the best
II their knowledge, aud has M reference to
those who fail TO give the statistical infarma.
ton required by the act nf Congress Twill
here further state, that the circular above men.
toned was taken from circular issued by DR..
Waiter A. Norwood. assistant marshal Of the
southern division OF Orange. without having
examined the act os Congress myself re-
eret that this mistake should have occurred.
aud lake the earliest opportunity for correct.
ing il, after examining the act.
WM. w. ALLISON.
June g. W
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

legislature Of Pennsylvania. Two
acts have just passed The Legislature
of Pennsylvania. which, taken to.
gether, show The prevalence 10 that
State, after all the attempts OF the
Destructives. OF a sound aud healthy
mind, aud cannot fail TO reinvigoratr
her credit aud promote her permanent
prosperity. The one is an act To
horraw three millions OF dollars for
paying arrearsges due on public
works. and fur the continuation or
completion OF such as are in pro
gress; and the contemporaneous act
is entitled a" An act To create adli.
tional revenues TO be applied tow ards
the payment nf interest and the ex,
tinguishment OF the debts Of the Com
anon wealth" by taxes on various
objects OF property aud luxury. at q
rate which is calculated TO produce
10 the State Treasury an annual
revenue of a million Of dollars.
... National Laielligencer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

The celebration al Ralsigh.-The
editors Of the Raleigh papers. aud Of the
Petersburg In,elligencer. give animated
accounts Of the celebration Of the con
ple,ion OF the State House and the Rs-
leigh and Castor Rail Road, on the 10Th
Instant. and the two following days. We
had Intended to devote a column or two
TO the same subject, bu, as we find our
paper now filled TO overlooking, we must
content ourselves with saying, thai il,
was indeed joyous festival. conducted
with grea, order and good taste, and con.
claded with the utmost cordially Of feel
ing, and high sense Of The hospitality
Of the good people Of Raleigh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

The HTnnebagOes.-Lasi accounts
from Prairie du Chirn show that no Sc.
rious officially would arise in removing
he Wlnnebagoes. Gen. Atkinson has
pui IN duress ons or two Of The chief
maleonl'nis; and The lriba generally ap.
pears willing 10 submit.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

The cholera was prevailing with great
violence al Bombay. a, last dates.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

: A storm oeeorrsd in Arkansas. On The
ssms day Of The issrsble tornado that oe-
eufred - Nslehsx-ths wafer Of The
Mississippi was forced from is proper
channel. trees were Torn up by The roots
and snapped like pipe stems. Powder
iisliy No lives were lost; but The dssirue-
lion Of progeny Is represented 80 being
immense.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

The Jews residing al Jerusalem have
issued a circular recalling their brethren
to Judah,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

Great Wing Conpeniion in alabama
On the LIST instant . great Wing Con-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

Feniina Wag btiain TnHrsln0si gesFilaI
q Aiabsna. We learn iron Ihs Mobile
Advertiser ihst lhs Cnsseniign wss o.
gained BY choosing lie Hon. John 3.
han'rr. q Losndes sannsy. PrssiSsns,
AID The sppoinimsni q sesrn Escs Pres
idenis. and kss Secretaries. Mars Ihsa
one fhensand delegates are eslimslsd n
have been present. Ihs consenlion VAS
rondacaed with The most psrfcei good a.
der. and ihs greatest unznimiiy psessi.sd.
The following gentlemen weEs nsminslsd
tor Presidential elsrlort: Arihpr r. Ilop-
kins. James Aberersmhie. Joha GsyI.,
Henry w. billiard. Thomas Williams.
Harry j. Thornton. and Niehalss Davis.
National LafeiEgtner.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25
Correspondence of The National hteli-
gencer.

New York, June Is.
The Hon. Arson Brown, member Of
Congress from the Saraloga District, in
this State, died al his residence IN Bsllstnn
on Mondav morning. He had returned
from Washington III feeble health abou.
a week before. ri
The Lncofnco members Of the New
Hampshire Legislature have agreed in
caucus TO deter The election Of United
States Senator, to succeed Mr.. Hubbard,
tail next winter.
1, The final passage Of the tax bill by the
Pennsylvania Legislature has had a good
effect on business here. One of the best
consequences is The reduction Of The rates
OF exchange on phlsdelphis and other
Southern cities. Stocks have: ALI adyanc-
ed. United States Bank has gone up
81 since Saturday,. Exchange on Eng
land has been sold as low as per cent.
wllhin dav or Two. At thus rate. no
more specie will be exported.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

The following gentlemen have been
nominated as candidates to represent the
county Of Orange in The next Legislature:
REPUBLICAN WING TICKET.
Seaafe.-lion. Willie p. Mangum.
Commons.-Wiiliam A. Graham, esq.
Nathaniel |. King. esq.
Col. James Grshams.
Dr.. Michael w. Holt
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
Senaie.-Gen. Joseph Allison.
ca'an'n..-GG Gen. benJsmn TT6TIngeF,
Cadwsllader Jones. jr. esq.
Col. William Homer.
We are authorized TO announce James
e. Turren,ine, as candidate for re.elec-
lion to the Office Of Sheriff.
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
William Shaw as a candidate for the Of.
fee Of Sheriff.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-06-25

BLANKS for Sole Of this OBscs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
Fyaniinr abuses Of he Federai Party.

In addition to the avalanche which was thrown upon
the Northern Neck, by Messrs TalIaerro, Bolts and
other members (scc the letter from our Correspondent
in Norihumberland,) understand that there *
scarcely section of the State, which has escaped the
liberal dspensation Of the Federal Executive Com
mttec and others Hence, the use Of Mr.. Nlscs -
rood and true men, Ike rrgmar troops IN each county
We have heard of handbllls pamphlets, biographies,
&C. &c. scattered broadcast III many dIrccti"ns-amd
among others the last F!ncastc Democrat informs rs.
that Boctourt has for her share Of the Fcdcfa!
bounty 1t assures u.s. that during the last month,
our county was flooded, as also the adjoining
ties. with Rvcss letter. trankcd by Major James
Garland of the Abrmarlc district. Recently our
county was again flooded with pamphlet puiport
inr TO be the life of General Harrison, and tramhed
to the Wigs of this place for distribution, by Mr.
Gorpin OF the Bedford district. Wonder If ttvcs ;
letter and te life Of Harrison considered P"bir d"-
cum,ntS Wonder also that the Post Office Depart
mcnt don try TO detect and correct those abuses 81 the
ranking privilege. Bundle after bnndl" OF tran"cd pa
pcrs are arriving by every mail for the Wings and iF"i
the course pursued by them here, doubt not that
there is an auxiliary secret club formed IN The county
Of Bo,ctourt to aid the great Wing Club at Washing
ton Composed by r. Garland, John Bell, J NJ Bolts,
&c, &c, for the purpose ofistrbntlng their inccndA
rs Wing documents, to misead the Republicans "i old
Rpt.t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

Ffoiessorsps Of actics should nr established n ali
cur senlinares and the amnsements O! the rh!!
d.en should resemble the gymnasla OF the Greeks, that
they NAV grow up in the practice of those exercises
which will bile them TO bear with the duties OF the
camp and the labors of the field (And tins extraor-
binary proposition was urged with great ZEAL whcn lie
was in Congress after the war
at will doubt be urged reason Tor continuing
the old plan that the poorer class OF our ctizens can
not cithout being pdid But IS not our GoteTn"rm
abie to pay them? If not, they ought to make them
selves so, BY laying additional taxes. But am per
suaded that the money which is devoted TO other oh.
iects might he more usetuy, and certainy more con
circumstances the SIX thousand regular troops we have,
proper; but think that hundred Mo"S1"d dis
cipIined militia would be better, and the money which
is spent in the former, would effect the discipline
Of tlle latter
| And now what will Gen Harrisons supporters, h1
conscience keepers, presses and all, 10 these pro
positions, and those winch he made afterwards from
the Militia Committee in Congress. II Mr. PoinscrS
be a standing army, what is hiSp If 10 days train.
ing encampmcnt, pay &c, constitute standing army,
what will his five or six weeks encampment amount
To with all the pomp ana parapharnala Of war, which
he so assiduouslv recommends If Congress has no
power call the militia into service, tor the sake OF
organization and dScpiiac, what do they say To ms
recommendations: What DO they further say 10 his
visionary ana outrageous assumption OF power 10 scat
ter Federal Professors Of Gymnastics and Tactics
through the schools Of the L. $. What do they fur
thcr say to his proposition to superscde call through
the Governors, for the purpose Of training the militia,
and 10 issue the Presidents orders directly To the
officers of the militia; Why Gen, Harrison Pr"posi-
lions 20 a bow-shot beyond Mr.. PoInscus. And yet,
the one is TO be cashercd usurPer OF unprece-
denied power and as the author Of damnabe PROPOSE
ton whilst the other is be rewarded with the high
office of President Of the u. ). More anon.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
CAMPBELL ELECTION.

"LYNcHBuRG, April 70.
s.I take nv pen to guard you against any improper
impression that may be made by the rePuteu majority
,h,, NAV 90 forth to the world as the result OF the
Election in this (CampbelD county-ihat while the
Eiections in the surrounding counties show an IN.
crease and rain in favor OF the Administration OF
Nr Van Buren, the county OF Campbell shows an
.nn,rent increase and loss against (which, IN the
fall will be found TO be fallacIous.
s.The facts are that the party was thrown entfeiy
out Of gear by candidates fans 70 1ne
mnotons OF February Court which, taken IN consiae
ration with the probability of being beaten deferred
others from consentng to be run, whlie many were
opposed to making any opposition at al. cnuei '"'
sta,e &c tb;ngs March Court passed by without any
nn;.t;on of csndidate-and, indeed, It was pretty
much conceded that none would be Drought oul-
But after Doctor Flood came OUT LOT Tue Seha'e'
it was said Mr.. Poore would DC canu,u .:,L r.,
r;ded anotber could be gotten 10 run WIN MN,
L;ob co,ld NOT be effected-and 1t was after APlii
Court before we had come to any conclusion 10
,n,La . sbew of fight at all-Colonel bearing con.
san,;or merely that his name might be used 10 cast
votes en-and indeed SO completely were we III eohlu
sion that great many did not even know iiiat tne'
were anv candidates to be voted ior' UNI. ..e
W. elec;;on and then they had to be informed who
The candidates we're And this Spring we may concede
h no;nt in This county to the Federallstsyet III te
fall when our strength brought out, tue
will not be found much in the VocauFe' say o.. ~
100 votes-and Bedford 80, for the purpose u
ration. !, III oorrv ,he State
"Nly faith is still strong, that we shal carry 'ie
this Spring against Harrison ahd we eusia 20!
| mean the Bank party-tor, disguise - :" :, LII
and although afraid to come out ana aso" :. 49, g
et ,bar intention is to try and secure the "
the L. S. Bank, during Harrison 'erH siiou.u ny.
ha so fortunate AS TO elect him Presiaent-ou'o VI WIN"
however feel no apprehenson-ior haSe w nv, ~
confidence in the intelligence and independence OF ''e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
FREDERICK COUNTY RETURNS Official.

Whole number OF votes ,a5l-Opies majority over
Conrad 65;-W Gods majority over Gather, G--over
Mason l2I;--Byrd's majority over Gather, lover
Mason 100.
The Senatorial vote given above, the true test par
ties in tho county, shows Democratic majority OF G5
-Opc having none but the Democratic vote, and Con-
rad The full Federal Wing Conservative vote, together
with the votes Of all who scduccd INTO the support
OF the opposition candidates. independent Of Conrads
own personal influence IN his native county, which was
consider able, being gentleman OF much ccverness,
and evidently the strongest the Wings could have
run These circumstances, alon. with the great ryer-
lions Of the Wings, and their oil the Etand'n@ army
hnrjan account for the partial reduction OF The Demo
cratic vote OF the county, which our friends before the
election had set down AT from - to 100.
Indc pcndcnt of the above operating upon the
vote of One Mcssrs Wood and Byrd had to contend
against the numerous local and personal influences
powerfully rxertcd against them, together with large
vote of w hgs from the adjoining counties, who hoped
that the addition of their votes would prove sufficient 10
turn the scale against us, tie great effort OF the Wings
bcin to elect Gather by the concentration OF all their
strength upon him. But with all these advantages,
along with the endless charges of corrupton anibank-
ISM &C. urged against the Administration, the Wings
have failed OF the they looked upon as certain
the foretaste Of which they clearly saw in the log
cabin and hard cider celebration of the 10Th instant on
the eve Of the election
The result OF this election, under all the crcum-
stances substantial proof that Frederick will be true
TO the great cause Of Democratic principles when the
uruuer test comes November, when the contest
will be between Van Buren, and liarlson apart from
all local and personal considerations The Wings have
missed the mark now they will do II then 10 Gtad
certatntg.- Winchester Iireinian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01


Brookc-Jones' (D) elected by o. ma orIty over
Campbell (Fcd.) Jones iC6, Campbell :S8o.
CaJii.-Rcported in Baltimore paper to have
elected Fcdcralist-If so, ii is Democratic loss.
Fauquier-Marshall and Scott (Whigs) reelected
Fayette and .Sichoios.-George Anderson (Fed) re-
elected
F1opd returned Democrat (Desiinsl by majority
of over 100, over Howard ID
Frankiin-Wylie P Woods and Samuel Hale, Fc-
derasts elected by about 100 majority over their De-
mocratic competitors.
acknowledgements c. Butts 3D. reelected
without opposition.
Hardy.-Wm. Seymour (F) reelected
Henry-Wm. HAMLET ID reelected by 81 over
Harston 3D.
Lancaster 4. Richmond WIN. H. Tayloc (Fed) re-
elected
Loudoua.-Messrs. Harrison, Ramey and Beard
Federalists) reelected
uarshaH-Caldwell ID reelected by 81 majority
over Scoit-Cadwell 426, Scott 395.
.rorthampton.-Georgc I. VERIFY (F) reelected
without opposition.
Ohi0.-Wm Mcconnell reelected cConnell llb,
Jacob E. Bier l56. both Whigs)
Orange 4. Gresn-Joseph Hiden (D0 reelected
without opposition.
Patrick- Cheatham o. elected BY majority OF
about 300 over Ayres 3D.
Pocdhontas.-A Democrat elected
Smbh-Doct Thomas NJ. TAFT ID elected over
Thompson a. BY 30 votes. 4 Democratic gain
Sussty--John j Prince % reelected without op
position.
Tyicr i Uood reported 10 have gone, as before, fol
the Fcderasts
Observation-Disclosures G. Walker a. e.electe,
without opposition
Uythe-Ful,on reported 10 be elected-Sa'd to b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01

II win scarcely be believed the Wings Of tins city, i
o.rd seat ul the talents aud refinement of thu Wl-.
should have stopped the mnmmc "t the Slang" hang
r Of the West, ui !, the fact. notice actually pa"
i,hcd in the dty papers tins city, TUESDAY that ah"
Of the mrwilnglrd Tppccano" Club, would b. lh an 'ni
evening" their loo CAMS ihc Museum wc h'E" ''If
would be- drunk and the officer. appointed no they 'Sp,t -
gain capital by ridiculous tricks: They win take nothing "
his notion 10 assist such absurd rN,a
-. - il.ll.a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
HAROLD SMYTl
From the Wyfhr Journal, -9P,r! 25.J
lt'NrtIr

We are defeated but It is owing to the indifference
Of our friends. Mr. Fultons pledge TO consider the
vote of this county in the Presidential contest as in
sruc,ons gained him majority Of votes, and We doubt
no, he will carry that pledge but is always best
to elect man that needs no instructions. The fede
ralIss az was expected shouting victory victory
when they know well that Alr. Fulton could not nave
been elected, if he had withdrawn his pledge The lie
nubcans at Mers precinct deserve all praise: they
will not under any circumstances pledge or no pledge
support candidate who is in favor Of VIM H. HARRISON
JTOuSc Of UrIrU9flS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-05-01
HALIFAX COUNTY-(2 Deissdtcs.J
IA mist for S-P TAYLOR w. H. Clark. }. u. Storal
"HALIFAX G. H., April z

You will see, BY the above list of votes taken, that
TAYLOR and Clark the late representatives OF tins coun
ty are reelected Tayors majority over Clark IS 81
and Clark's over Stovall SO. No other Candidates
Won will also perceive that Clark without the High
H nrecinct had handsome majority over both OF the
other candidates The vote for Col Baptist IS short
one there was no opposition to him, and no doubt but
the voters in many instances forgot the election OF
Senator am fully of the opinion, that the majority
nert fall in this county for Van Buren, as President will
he laroar than in 1886"