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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05
uAMPsHiRg COUNTY.
FSvs tAs Rs~asS i.isii,gtasv k1fs.. -sss- =
The following q he fss.ii " ne k'se'i'a n


Three precincts TO hear from. which will give
about 60 mel. for Hau,.oa-mskisg 30 Hsf-
risoa majority In the csusy.
SA<rsaAs<A Csw.<y--vsn Durea majority
l5S. ss3 v. d. maj. In 1896.
Fsi.f.x--fiasrisoa nsioiiy Sc
.hvvyas ceusis--6o Hauisoa majority. Web
done little Mosgan! Tie majority in MorGss
st the Presidential Election IN '3s was 81 ~
sainst nc.
Below are all the Counties from which We
have received returns Of the sleeiioa in virgi-
alta. vish tie msiorities for President and the
msiorities given NJ the election Of iasi Spring
There are still hnndrsd counties to be heard
from and Of course we cannot venture an
opinion, founded upon ths ieturns before us, Of
the vo,s Of the Stair. We re-publish, in another
column. the vote Of 1885, in srder that eur
readers may compare results and form leeir own
opisicna Our ealeulaiiohs have been more Than
realized in the North Western counties. as far
a. heard from. while the COUNTESS in lower Viz
gina fall . little short Of our sxpeciaiiots,---
The vote Of Virginia, however, ne link has
been q close ooe though re have yet seea no
thing 10 Shake our confidence in the opinion ne
have ell aiong expressed, thar the vote OF the
STATE will be given 10 Geo. Harrisoa BY de-
eided majority.
The table from which We copy the vote Of
last sPriHg (in the Poliiieiaa's Rrgp,ef) gives q
Van Barren majority in the State at that time Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

The following i The vote givss 10 this Coo
grsssionsl District on aiondsy Iasi,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05

Ihe Geasve Ds@ocfsi tells esod aaa
. declares fhai ihsgs e taehsior II shai
eilg uho isofiae Aimseif ahlaplasief.
ed Nlh 81 e9ss himssif q .av isfg -
gssf - taias rsfssss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-11-05
BERKELEY COUNTY.
FULL RETuREs

oAG Aaa4rrd Guas fer OK Bs,ksiryf- She speaks
Ia a voice perfectly iassilisibIe. Hear her -
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mar,
Ste )eel9en QBbias.

@er iino bic ieeioen sRbis5? froofr
o'ele. 8tr antgporten: e6 f;no ate a..
ifnloen IN Der 8on5en 8ep6lferunq BE
patuotl5muS nao OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lDnooen Sfitebun9 uHo Roaarcbie pcr. ;.
Slebsa ; e6 1T Der qanomann, Ser Gouf.
monn, Der @0anoperscr, oer 2erbeiter Gs
llno olle flelliI9e uno tbGti9e Naenlcbeu
ole serne arbeiten wolen, melcbe ffd, nid,t
ouf Soften bss Staotes uao ibrer eC2tte
burger eradbreu lahea a,6sen, mit einem
S8ortc' e5 III Die 8an3e StoiIe Der 8epo.s
feFan9, ou58enonmca Die &eoierunoSte,
amten, mlt iArem 0an5ea Nnbonae i'm
Eanoe. 6reiljO ibre 3abl belduft ficb
auf bunosrttanieno, ,aber Der ,ibriae Sbei(
eer SepolSsrun9 erfennt Die @runoiaee
Ger leel9en oemofratifcben @tias an,uno
oleb 1T Der fIberife 8etpeis, oae in Den
9elben Der 2Sbi95 Die mabre Gempfro.
tie uno Die obten Demoeraten nur N
ttnoen i'no. llno man bli6e hb nur um
bore bier bin nno iebe bort bin, ale alfeu
Sea1ofraten, fri5er Die beftiolten @eo.
ner ber alten 8bjo5 baben fib lest an
Ole osnofrotiitbe sSbio partei onat y.
lblotten. G6 if Elm arolTer Srrttaw
nenn man biz beutiee @b9 .Iortei MT
Den olten S5oeralilten Ser 9sspolutio,,
ocr9lsid)en wollte. Gie babca o1iI1 uiau
elaen SbastPn BON Den 8runoldhea 81
oan'alieca partei an ficb. Die alta
0oosro'lten tpcaten bic Mabt bes gys-
ltOentsn ,,permebren| Die ieeisen @bias
'polIsn Die Wabt oes Drdnoeuten ,,ein.
i2ranfsn." 9arum trGst au6 Die je9i.
0e San 8uren COMMUNICATION nit Gee)t
ben 9Samen ,i2(riifofraten," neil i{e iftb
ta9lltb mebr uae mebr Mabt aber oas
Sole anmaaftr. Ginea 8etpeis bat fe
uns oapon in Der Staatea Reaieruaa
oes Staate5 Ieu yors eceeten, no ibre
SololInse Don sebn biz 5uonji9 Sabre in
Amte eeblieben ifno. Gnen Sepais bQ..
ben uns 8sneral Sodlcn uno 8an Su,
rem 9e8eben. Der eritere. bo6 ct fib sum
5'oeltenniot ais 9reFbeat erm&blen lieB.
uno feincn NabfoIser @an Buren uas
ter 9e1pii1en Serpfli6tunoen feline polis
TIT 5u befol9em ernaantc. uno pieler lees
tsre 'pieoersm, eab er cine ei8ene @asls
re'Ie oniteQte, um Stimmen fiji feine
i'peIte Grmdbluns 3u sespinneu.
unter oiefen l1nifdnben foan es feincn
3weifel uatermorfen fein, bab auf Ole
Seite osr 8biss oes Siee faaen miro, :
oenR belm @esentbeil narbe Die Repubs
lit ibre Gaoibaft erreibt babeu.
gt.1. Allsem. 3ts
Die 0olfsgeleer 2Bie fTe ousaeae-
Zen tperoen, &
Jleulib fa9te 6t. @rapes bon &entns
dp in BEN baafe Der 8epreientanten, ils S
oa6 Slanfs fir Die ImtsEue -.
be Dec 6ensral Iofutanten fir / 70 n.
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8nssemas5Gte @3isGtsrsfeGGe.
Der 93dntul

XIV ~jNfiNitH ~
g5 mar einmal me fd)tns 3sit
SIN beutiten Taterldnes
s(le unlrs 2(bnsn iid, 0sfrsut -.
9J1it treuem 5oerien&banbe. e
Da mar baS Qebsn nod ein SpisI
9pG @rnns, Slid uno Ss9en,
Go mebrtsn Gtb Der Glnolein piet
sSn Srsub' auf atlen @s9cn.
Saum mar Elm Sdbrtbsn ibnsa pcrbsb
Co marp Der 6au6itanp 9r0lTer.
Gcn triben qsbenSl gen frst
maro'S in bsr gb' nun bsHer.
9as &ane marb fsittr ncA 9sfnlipft,
lins bSbsr itte9 bic Srsube;
Sem Gsufjsr js Der Sruit sntfblapft
GsNn treuer lisbtsn Ssies.
Die Srubsn maren pOa ycn Gut,
Iie Gdrdnrs roll Gtfbmsjbe.
Man bate mmsr frjiAen Diutb
@in9 GenntosS MIR IN GCist,
Die tan9sn QGeifen eedtsn mob
Ole Safben ppli non 9cIoe; #
Wan Fannie nrbt tes eutu6 Sod,
Gtanb niebt i'm Mco-sS cIps.
Ole qafen marin AUDI nur flein,
Ger @abta maren mtnl9, .-....
Gtm giensr blis6 baa Gejns fem,
Su 5:auis bIjeb CT Sbni9.
SSsbalts, was eu bist erfpart,
WerHbr's nit beinen 2isbtib r-..-
LIMB lsb' ais Mann srn rctttr 9Irt
Sc ,piro bi0 uihts tttriittn,
"a sat5 nph euif gum @bcbune,
Sur lit0sn otiltfdpsn NSnne,
9as S,srS biiet munttr nnb 9cfune
grild) btis6sn alle SinRe G
Iie leip p'dben Rasrun96fcr9en i1ohm
9er Summer music psiDen;
ilaolfaum snt,pacbfsnwar Der Sotn,
or tDat er fbon pe6slelcben.
GO ioar ole Silt DER alten eis6'
eiuf6rltd, fdbnss esben!
Dt lie bis bsuts ,prbI fc blieb, ..-
+. Mue bic @rfabrun9 Astsn. .s.
Oft traf ii6s mobl i'm Gsbsn fd>on,
Gas man pom hcben alttn,
Sur @bre uno sur Su9sne epbn,
9erb W1ntbe5 BAT beyaIten.
9ssi Mandrm tlicb Sic sicte rein,
Gif Srsue abt uno 9olren.
.mlaa bragibt Sum 8wuntfboftsfbias nib
- .a s 9Gein,
Wtab Babrbet uld)t befel0en.
@sglt mobi autb nod Ntdnnermerti
CH.' fasitrs Sriefuno Sis9eL
Ildt Sessr trdSt pIe Gbrs fprt
uue bait bas Wprt i'm 3iSsl.
GO masS AUDI nit Der oit0e ifsbn
Sn man6sm treuen Se5en, t-.
giidt Ssscr tduf1t sutb faIF res Slebn,
9ur6 &iiiTsn unr eutt .SdrtEa;
@i6t Ssos bubt NIT qus uns srus e
line labt tei trsusr Minns;
eSsistt Der Mdobsn nrA 9enus
@tit eestNerj'asm Sinue
l!ile fOlb ,'n Mdoben,lieb unb Sst, Il.
90 berji9, itemuG une fr6blb,
8oa gutsnl. altsn trsusn Slut
sarsjs0sn @blen wdblim N %
9le ipnnl1 it jsosm braven Mann,
Gas, nit bsr gltsrn Se9en,
@rnit br 9tidIi4 wanbsrn fanm -
Garelt auf @bitanebwsSea.
Gis folss ibree 5eerjep6 euit ~
gssbp fib mas br 9efllsm 10 a..
limb in Der jun9frdulicbsn Sruit .,e e
e5dfas's i'm allsin per alaen. m 49,
q, fsiibm gut, sr lsi ibr trslt sgs
Go fnapfsn lis bic Sanes, 3,
limb fsbaun ius qsbsn freb uns fre,. ~ q.
sssis ~ pss @raess @anpe.e
Ter gfis @ee il scal gis frti. Gin Idfirf
biHfam am stsn Tsar; yon etsss!a,sp |,
Detroit an.
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Cur unterbattun9 nno Selehruno.
Sie Irmen in gpnocn.
Geueite Noti5en barber.

nur el9entli6 bepobnt bon Nrlnen uno
Nelben, uno tpenn Die Qusbreituna epes
paDlbobenDen WiEtelfanbes Den ebten
oauerboften &ern osr eanoesrpoblfabrt
biloet, 70 bsiiet Srittanlen piefen nibt.
sRan 9laubt, Die 3abt Der 6eruutreitcr
auf Ulmoient Dbne DAD uno Sad, in
acnoon ouf 10000 ibd ecn gu fonnen,
Die, einSetn uno in Gamiliea, 400 fe sur
gtobt NUT eben fib befinoen ibr 8ette
MAIDEN, bic Groe sum Eager uno Den
6immel 5ur Detfe ncDmen. Oas 9ebt
notboGrfti9 an in 70 semdIfi9tem &lima,
spie oo5 eu9iiibe 1T. Dieie 3ebntouieno
uno nc0 gar pieI 3ebntauienb meDr,
| ftbnappen no0 Den Srootlamen, 10 BON
oes relden 2tfbe fallen. oft mag c6
bob fGmmerli0 oalnit -ffeben, oenn Elm
Nellenoer iobe zines 2a9es in Der Srlbs
lfunoe einen 1ert, Der 10 gar 5erbabert e.
ben mob nibt einber9in9,o aus Dem Strol:
itniblamm nit Den SliiIen ettpas berpors
blen, oufnebmen uno nun ior9fauti9
betra0ten, @S mar cine Gippe, et,pa
poa einem &albe. 8ato Ieote er ben
8nno oaf einen Stein, ftan,pfte barouf,
Die 8iqpe ipaltete, ct Tip ife nit Den Sin.
germ au6einanoer uno fnabberte nun cine
CUTE SSeile an een Gpaltieiten bcs &nos
0en5 binauf uno berunter. Ser pers
buneertite tpuno ipurbe Elm bei0lamm.
ta6 Gebein foum beriibren. @5 mag
un9laubIicb ibeinen, aber eS 1T oarum
oob buDitdbIicb pobr.
0iit 8orten beldftiet miro man IL
bri9en6 pom Settgl9eiinbs in ben SraI
fen nur 5ur Nbenojeit, piele Gesenoen
| baben inmerfort ibre bettimn,ten 8ctt
ler, Die wie an9epicbt td9licb auf oemiel
ben Sled iieen, bucfen ooer 9eben; aucb
poDl gum SdDein ein SPAR S,bwefelz
bol5cben fell balten aber ite fprcDen oen
0cruber9ebenoen ni6t an. Gin alter
0e9er, foum bier Sup bob, einen Seien
in Der 6ano fiibreno> ieoen auftGnOie
! @efleioeten NIT tieffter &erbeusune he,
9rGiieno, 1T unter piefen Settelfi0uran
ten belohoers oufotieno. Sein fbnees
spsife5 fraufe5 Saor oes Gopfes uno Der
Qu9enbrounen fontroltirt ouf oas @reu.
ife nit ben ptbfbiror5en @efabt, bem
IberoieB Elm 2(u9e feblt. Qub in Sup
feritieben 1T oieie Si9ur fdon psrespist.
9o6 8ctteln nit Dem Munoe ldBt h6
ipobl in oonoon perbieten, aber nitbt oas
| ibpei9enoe Qtmoienfleben, in 6aitune
unp G1ouffelIisn9 Sertumter 8eOeGun9
uno pirficber ooer ftnittiber 0ebre6ea.
Gteben, buden uno fgen fonn ia Elm
Sober, ,pie uno 100 es ibm 9efdllt.
Gin Gronteuhter einSi9 III feiner 4rt.
Seine Station bat 70 oiete Gonoeylin=
l9e auf6ulpeilen, tpie Die enSliibe, uno Die:
| le Sei9t lib nibt allein in ibrem eeben,
/ ionDern audi in Der Sterbeifunoe, baron
5eu9en Die pelen ionoerbaren Seftanen:
ts mob mebr aber Die mebr als ir9enomo
porfommenoen Selbffmoroe, Die oft un-
ter 8rones 1ufieben erre8enoen nmttans
loen perubt rperben.
eoro @otcroft seb6rte Su biefen Son=
oerlln9en; ]; er mar Der 8eiieer eines
9roiIen Sern6sen5, aber eben oieies
nacbte ibn un9ludlib. Ga CT ale fei
ne 8anfbe 6aourb befriebisen fonnte,
10 bate er Die 8rcuben Der 8elt, Die e.
/ = n. L. Z 4. 4 4
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49, n"s." ;t tY.'"'t O''.'N'y,, ~ ~ o.e
onno n,bsn rnn s.in" = sst;Ie';4 49, S1'i,V'.l' Jt
irr,,oh M hnsn orf,hnn as ar .s'an.n " ,,'.:, <s"
rif,b rnn ,;hsIoslount rr;s ~ % en- sh"n 1a,
feit lonosr oeif ormShnlirh oe,oio4 hT ho1t, 49,"
Ser Soo leinen g,orfas o,,s:uf,i hrsu
mar einoetroffcn. er hattie Sosn oue
feline Sefannte su einem Onner eipocs
laoen. 2((leS ipar auf eas &6iflibfe
uno GlGn5eno{ie eineerebtet. @ein
5oou6bo bofmciffer bate oen Scfeb( erbol
ten, es an ni6t5 feblen 5u lafen.
S'e gaite itellten IttD Elm. Der soro
empfin0 fie nit unsepobntid)er 6eiter.
felt mar oeoen Ssoen ;uporfoa1menoer
pie ss fonit feline Qrt lpar. Gin GBor
SonboiEen lpor beifeQt, I'm Gafelmulif
Su maiden, uno Die Wauien, 100 Die llnz
tcrboltun9 in5 Stocfen oeratben m6lbte
ouf eine fiji oas @eD6r onaenebnle 94eile
ous5ufuden. Won atne in einen oc.
idmocfpou uno reicb oeeorirten Gaal aur
&afel. Seoer nobm an bet ibm onae
rpieienen SteQe iciaen @lab. 96Eude
Speiicn uno AUDI f0(tlicbe 8eine uuroen
ierpirt. 9tr Gbampoener flop in Str0-
men uno ser @irtD munterte ieine Sd.
ite ouf retbt froblib su fein, ocnn, feete
ct bin6u beut if fir MIDI Elm lebrwicDc
tiger uno on9enebmer GQa.
go bate man oeoejIen uns aetruneen,
bis Die Dammeruns eintrat. Der Goro
ia9te einen 8eoienten ct m6bte Ser
zen anslnoen unb auf ben 3lIh iesen.
Dies aefd,ab. Wlosli,b fab ct in Die
S3obe unb rief aus gSas if bos i
gEelbe l1nod,tiompeit , Der Rronlsubter
febtt. Den bobeu bic Sdblinoel berun.
tersulaiTen peraefTen !"
eSeoer blifte nun nah Der Seffe bes
3imnerS. Gs mar fein .Grontcuhter III
Iebcn, lppD( ober cine arolTe runoe Sef
nuna, oerooe iiber Der gRitte Der GQfeL
Ole aener friiDer 70 eenou bemeret bate.
SD febe mpbl," fubr oer 6 ORD fort
.,rpcnn i'd, nibt fetblt fir Den &rpnleub.
tar foroe. 70 loiTtn es Die gbuftetcim III
ten. Nlit Sbrer Grloubnisr CT lFaup
Don ieinem Sise ouf i'd weroe 81.
,0onneurs 1elb(f mocbeu uuo fir einen
Qnoe3iinceten .Gront,uhter ioroeu. Scb
~, T.,
80" ~ o'''W =. .O.'C'. 80. w a. soV,'"'
. ms p 49, 80 s w o.. ,,
.. as.,,,s, ~ 80 ~ os ~ 80 ~. .''. pa
mtssI;m 80 s,,, " 49,. 80 " s"a sN ~''s. o.. ~
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,na "a, ~ IVY ~Gtl D'""T ~. ~ 80 :
49, w., e';. ". '''l''. o ~ -" .'," "1"' go
W.s' .' M Vs." 9""'." x''s, $500 e'' W" o uIls''
w o." r'etl' - WV ~ r"'f." rp1''o'". 'pN@.,s =
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Jab8an8 |.
sDlenffa9 peat Ia. 9lpril 1910.
SO. 80.

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meas Samuel Graftcn fboB fid aa1
leeten Wonta9e III Sroflpn e. S..
eurcbs 9cr5; in Sol9ehpeeen elmer eieb,
fbaft Die er NIT einem iunoen MSeden
bate uno BON lpelcber er perIcbm6bt
wuroe. Sr perlu1te porbey fie ebens
ralIS 3r mort ~, pelbeS ibm aber nibf
9elans. ...-... ..-....--.
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@eton9ene in ModabAietts. - Der
S'rlf0t pes Stoat5 SeeretGrs ,cist, oab
5563 Derlcnea i'm Sabre 1889 einoeipsrrt
m1roen. pen ipelben 1909 fir 8erbree
Gs"nno $50 tdr Sbuicen feit9enommen
lpuFoen.- IT. oopcn ,paren uucbterne
Eeute, 2049 lporen Grinfer bon 263o
"1Fo nibt6 0emeloet. Die 2(aDabt ais
au69ema3te &runfenbetoe enoelperrter
belief ittb ouf 1929 ! Cine beoeutenoe
SIIte, mena man erpd9t, oas in ienen,
Sabre o@9 Is @aaon 0siee in araft
mar,
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Teulib fa9te 6t. @rapes bon &entls
dp in BEN 5aafe Der Gepreientanten, its
Concrete, eae Slanfs fur Die ImtsEue
be Dec General Ioiutanten fir i 10 a n.
} 8 Sba!er eeorudt waren, fir tpelbe
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Tsr erjs @ee iii bcal gis frti. Gin a5antrt
ftiif fam am stcn Tsdr; pon ettse!a,tp in
Detroit an.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

aud think there is sufficient
evidence that retained both 10 the end OF
his Administration.
In answer to the inquiry why used the
word I" abolition IN designating society
of which was member in Richmond, in
the year 1871, instead OF the word :" hu.
name" which is known TO be one BY winch
the society was really distinguished, al! that
| can say upon the sutiec, is, that If did
really term II an Abolition Society, fact
which can still hardly believe, for have
not been able TO see the paper containing
my address to the people Of the District IN
ls22, II must have been from iorgetiul.
ness, which nigh, easily happen after a
lapse Of 81 years. At any rate, the word
abolition was not understood TO mean IN
ls22 what i. now means. There can be
no doubt that the society Of which Mr..
Tarlton Peasants was a member, and
which, in his publication in the Richmond
Wing, he calls the Humane Society Of
Richmond" and By this title Judge Catch,
who gave me the certificate in 1922, also
was member. Mr.. PIeasants was mem
Der IN 1897 | in l79I-Mr. Robert Pleas
ants was the presldea, q, the former period,
as he was when | was admitted.
do not wish what have said aoove to
be published, but have no objection that
the facts should be stated, and reference
made to me as having furnished them.
have written to friend in Congress,
Mr.. Joseph Williams, OF Tennessee, show
ing the cennexion which existed between
the Hamilton county Corresponding Con
miitee aud myself, and authorized him to
make il public.
was about to make some further obser
vatons, when | was interrupted by par
ty Of gentlemen from Louisville, and must
conclude bv assuring you that am,
Very truly, yours.
W. II. HARRISON.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

noe. The ne0ple chee!ed theh WIN '','
mos, tremendous demonstrations, not only
in the mos, ,ocileEous hurrahs, but wan
sound that resembles an Indian yell, not 10
he described. The old soldiers profoundly
Eel, this demonstration Of gratitude Tor their
past services. -
Yet another scene of interest was the mar,
ration, from this stage, by many OF Inc o'a
soldiers, Of the respective parts 'hey 'oo"
IN the engagement, and OF the Incidents
nrior To il; which narratlons here on Inc
hattie ground, attracted the greatest inter
est. One Of the soldiers said that, during
the fight, it was remarked IN his DIVISION OF
the army Liut Gen. Harrison was kiileo'
when the whole division seemed to be 10
despair, aud panic struck but, 10 a moheh'
after, Gen. II. came riding up, giving or
ders. aud. though the bullets we're ~msiing
hike the wind among them, they all, OF ohe
accord, stopped firing, gave HIM three
cheers, and then turned about and MADE
quick work with the enemy.
| regret that III health prevents me iron
ewing YOU more detailed account OF I'M:
Ilruly wonderful conyocaton OF farmers
rbe SIGH, was well worth the labor OF
thousand miles travel. You will see,
presume, detailed accounts III the Indiana
and Ohio papers, and the novelty Of tie dis
piays and the originality OF the banners wi
be well worthy public attention. iioos'e
vi, ueyer shone brighter.
A brilliant A;rord Borcqits spanned III
Whole battle ground on the night Of til
Convention. The etltc, was electric
The speakers all stopped, for God hImse
seemed to be shadoung forth the bette
des;tntes Of oar country IN the ILLUMINATE
archway Of the heavens, aad the dolngs
the day were blessed from aboSc.-Na
Mttiile0eer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

that, IN my jagdment, General Harrison
will be elected by more triumphant ma
iority than General jackson received IN bls
palmlesi days. 10 writing TO you as
friend, | have not only no motive, but no
disposition, to mislead or exuggerate. !
give my estimate below, on which ] place
the most implicit reliance, and sincerely be-
leYe the result will fully lustilylt.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1840-07-02

The whole number Of electoral votes Is
295-uecessary 10 choice, lis. You
will perceive, then, that Harrison will have
100 votes beyond the number requisite 10
elect him. have gwen Van Buren, New
Hampshire, which, know, viii be a mat
Ter of complaint with cur friends there Tor
they have Determined TO make battle N u
way to shake even the granite bills. Per
haps ought to make similar apology N
regard 10 Arkansas. have also given hlm
South Carolina, which Will 20 for han, TN
less By December, when the vote Is TO be
cast, Mr.. Calhoun shall think the interests
OF The country require It 10 be given 10 a
third man, as heretofore OF The - doubt
iIl votes. think llagrsoI's chance decided
~ the best for a majority vi them; aud II
he tide OF pubic sentiment continues to set
rs strongly as Il has done, Mr.. Wan Buren,,
by November next, will scarcely have a
state he can call his own
| look forward 10 the above result With
the most perfect confidence, and with tn
most pleasing anIiclPallous. What rebuke
will il be of tho attempted usuFpations ot
all the powers Of this Government, and the
practical subyersion of It's fundamental pfIn
cip,es VIVA, a triumphant restoration o
the powers of Congress, when freedom o.
thought aud of action shall be once more
yuuchsaled 10 the representative the PEG
pie and Of the states
Excuse the haste with which have
wrilten, under the pressure Of the numerous
engagements, aud believe ne very truls
yours,
n. r. TALLNADGE.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-01
S92.732
S68,467

Showing dn excess in the receipts into
treasury during five mouths, ending 3 LIST
October, 1888, over those of tae cores
pointing months Of 1889, of $24,866;
giving monthly average 10 1888. Of
SIS, $40; and in 1889, of 3l2,573; the
monthly average for the five months Of
the year 1889 being about $1,000 less
than they were in 1888.
Three months of the current financial
year, ending 3lst October, have now
elapsed, and the donations received during
that period have amounted to 54l,538.---
The average amount OF the donations
during the corresponding months of the
three years, (1836, 1887, and 1889 was
354,753; showing that the receipts for
those three months this year are less, by
3l3,2l4, than the average during the
corresponding months of the three years
preceding; and Sl3,829 less than during
the three corresponding months Of the
year 1888.
For October 1889, the receipts were
3l8,647, while the average for the same
month of the three years preceding was
S24, 397, or about one-third greater.
One quarter OF the current financial
year closed with the 5 LIST of October last
during which it is seen that the donation;
to the treasury have fallen short of those
for the first quarter of the previous fnan
cial year by Sl3,829 Should the def
Iciency be as great during each Of 1h'
remaining three quarters of the year, the
amount for the current year would b
less than for the last by more than S55
600. .....
The average monthly expenditure i
carrying forward the missions under tn
care OF the Board is about $4,000.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1840-01-01

them to become the occasion of disanlon
among yourselves But should the church
eS to which we refer. dlsappoint our fears
and through miracle Of grace, adora
their profession, we must still entreat the
brethren TO avoid the repetition of So fear
fol risk in future; il for no other rea-
son, out of Difference to the views and
feelings Of the great body of their pat
rons. The tidings of that glorious work
OF the Spirit at the Sandwich Islands, has
.exered far less influence among US than
1t would have done, had there been no
preclpitancy in admitting members into
some OF the churches. even had the mum
Der of admissions been not half as great
as it was.
RECEIPTS TO THE TREASURY OF THE
t BOARD.
1t seems desirable that the patrons Of
the Board should know how the receips
into the treasury for few months just
past compare with the receipts during the
corresponding months of the preceding
year; and for tais purpose the following
tabular view is given: .....