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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
A CATECHISM FOR TIE VAN buren,
MEN

Il
@. Who said that General Harrison haC
done more for his. country, with less com
lpensation for it than any man living?
A. james Madison.
i @. Who said that Gen, Harrison during
the late war. was longer in actual service
than any general officer, oftener in action
and never sustained defeat?
A. Richard M. johnson.
Who said chat the victofYoc Hlrrison al
the battle ofthe Thames, was such as would
have secured to a Roman general in the
best days of the Republic, the honour of a
triumph?
a. Langdon Cheyes
@. Who in writing to Gen. Harrison on
the battle Of the Thames, used the follow
ing language: "The prompt change made
by you in order Of battle on discovering the
position of the enemy has always appeared to
me to eVince a high degree Of military tall
net
A. Oliver II. Perry.
@. Who enjoyed the friendship and conf
dence Of the first six presidents Of the Uni
led States, and as a necessary consequence,
the enmity Of the last one?
A. Gen. Harrison.
@. Who said that he imagined tho there
were two military men in the West and that
Gen. Harrison was the first Of the two?
A. The gallant Major Dayiess.
@. Who was UNANIMOUSLY elected the first
delegate in Congress from The North Western
Territory at the age of twenty six?
{ A. VIM Henry Harrison.
@. Who has eviuced, though the whole
of his life the most incorporating integri-
=ty, the most ardent patriotism, and the
.purest republicanism?
IA. Gen. Harrison.
@ Who viii he the next President of the
United States?
A. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

'sDRoorING PRosPEcrs "A newspaper
published at Kosciusko ia this slate, talks
about ''the Dropping prospects Of the Henri
son and Reform party" The fellow lives
off the road and don take the newspapers.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
HickorY clnbs.

We have heard Of two or three Hickory
Clubs. having been gotten up ia the Uniled
States il opposition to the Tippecanoe Clubs
which spread al over the country. Hickory
Clubsa Hickory Clubs! HoWis this! Where
did Mr.. Van Buren, receive that honoFed ap
pelationl We don't recollect 70 have heard
that term applied % Mr. Van Buren,. And
believe thai he IS the Van Buren, candis
date for President in opposition 70 old TIP
pecanoe. Will some one please explainl
The MADIsoNIANs that Vigilant and spirits
ea sentinel upon The " ateh-ioWe Or reform,
llas made tsreapp eafanee after having been
destroyed by-fire.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
ELECTION RETURNS.
Total, lol $50 le4 70 IL
.SATARTIA TIPPECANOE CLUB.

At an adjourned meeting, on the 23d inst.
the citizens Of Satartia and its vicinity,
friendly to the election. of Harrison & Tyler,
the committee appointed at previous meet
ing to draft Constitution, submitted the fol-
lowing, which upon motion was unanimous
Nv adopted
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
The satartia Club.

We owe an apology to our friends at our
sister town and we proceed to make il. Last
week We prepared an article in relation TO
the Meeting and formation fthe Clubin the
lower end Of the county and by some acci-
dent it was misIaid orit would have appeared
in our last paper. Excuse. US this tine---we
viii be moro careful of OR copy in future.
The wings of the lower end of the county
had also a meeting last Saturday. They are
determined to do the thing genteely. The
wings are awake in all parts of Yazoo. The
party '.can't shine hereabout.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
Progress b oIvIIization.

The Legislature Of New York have at
length stricken from their statute books that
relic Of dark ages which heretofore allowed
Of the imprisonment Of free citizens because
they were, or were supposed 10 be IA delt.
Or We dont care much about II, but
when the Grand G ulf Advertiser does quote
from our paper We would have no objec-
tons to the usual credit.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

a. Heavy rains and hail have injured the
crops very seriously ia Kinds and Madison
counties.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

o. The High Court Of Errors and APP
peals of this State have decided the great
Usury Question, involving The Legality Of
calculations of interest by Rowlett's Tables,
in favor Of the legality Of such calculations
of interest or discount.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05


{ American. "a Is pleasing tQ kuoN
lpolitlca ssiMI nenis Wefe imabed ii
1.-The pultsf republican principles. And
truce up Tie cafeerof ibis individual from tii
Eapfing time 81 his youth, othc SUMMER Of hi.
nlauhood md ID tho carly autumn Of his years,
ma see thoso principles closely adhered Ia
Throughout, can scarcely resist Che conviction.
hat bis future enuTae Ill be consistent with the
past; and that, with natnred abilities be will be
Still more conspicuous for his republican priflci-
piles, his moderation ia Office, lis firm integrity,
andhi extended and enlightened views as states
lnan. Such were tho early adYnntanesoT wv iiliam
/ Henry HarrisonS such has been hts course thus
Tar through life; md such is now tho bright pro-
mtses TO arealization of which we may safely look
forward. should the people SEQ ft 70 place him il
Office.
The friends Of General Harrison found no claim
on his military services. Ills own sentiments on
his subject we have already quoted; ami his
friends would scorl. as we would, any attempt 10
dazzle single one Of his feliow-eitizens by tile
glory Of his military renowns brilliant though il
They would rather point to bis numerous civil
services, in the forty years he has devoted to his
country to the various and important offices he
has so ably filled-in the territorial governments.
House of Representatives aud Senate NJ the Uni
ted States; and to tho high order Of abilities dis
played in his speeches In Congress, In his public
acts, and in his voumnous pubic correspondence.
kAHu We mere IasSe Occasion 10 SAYS thak all his
letters and public papers have been exclusively
written BY himself; and that 50 far from his haT-
ing called in the mental aid of anoth6r to prepare
his messages and dispatches. as some OF our dis
tIngaished men have condescended 10 dc, he has
never even employed an antannensis, to perform
the manual labor Of his correspondence His Tul-
ing principles through life, appear to have been,
an ardent love for his country, and an earnest de-
sire 10 serve her best interests with devotion to
the pure republican maxlms of the Revolution, al
ways unWavering and consistent: unlike the
scheming politicians Of d modern school, whose
own interest IS the polar star that guides them,
may betide their country
With tried patriotism, with abilities Of The igb-J
est ordor, with integrity pure as the rnsullied
SHOWS and with the truest republican principles,
William Henry Harrison IS now before his fellow
citizens, as candidate for the highest Office In
hier glft IN the long course ofhs public life, he
ias always been a staunch advocate of popular
lights, and is sherefore truly the candidate of the
people, He comes before them, not with a crowd
if pampered and still graspiug officials to intrigue
ind hribe for him, but with the noble frankness of
in honorable and high minded man, willing and
lesirons to be judged imparfaIly by his fellow-c-
liens, and ready abide BY their honest decision.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

is illustrated n the different branches Of business
forming the great connecting chain which binds
sur Republic together. The ssUNIoN Or TIE 81 ATEs'
-ssrHE TEMPLE or LIBERrY''-ssTnE CONSTITUTION
and TIE LAwsi'--strHE AMERICAN AG'i--THE Hans
HER, THE FIoueH. and rHE woRKsHor-are allsub-
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

The governments Of the United States
and Great Britain, have not yet gotto fight
ing about the pine logs. Whenever the war
commences, or at least as soon as the FIRST
battle or two is fought, We viii give notice
of It to our readers and we win also notice
the number Of killed and wounded; provid-
ed always. however, that we are not amongst
the former ourselves.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

.l0}..1 Popular enthusiasmin favor ofreform
has made itself SO manifest il the Empire
county, that the Hon. 2. Kyle, Senator, has
deemed it prudent to resign his Office IN
favour Of the people. Well, that's right.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

The crops generally an this partofthe
country, look well, although the spring has
been unusually VET more 50, say the old
citizens, than any since 1923.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

@. Who said that General Harrison had
done more for his country, with less COM
pensation forit than any man living?
Tap,as Madison
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05
Y AGO CITY :.
friday, June s, 1870.

gsAs sTE VEINS. ED1T0a
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

THIS BANNER OF REFoRM is the title of a
new paper just established at Mobile. Itof
course advocates the cause of the people,
and for dis cause we bid IL speed--speed.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1840-06-05

Union Of The Vhigs--for the sake Of the
UniolI--WIsE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

tered votar.rs of Federalism that section had been
summoned fer that laudah!e purpose And prcsum"
there would have been third failure but for the pre-
sorce of the EI.ctor and his faithful Aid-dccamp,
E Dickinson who were kind enough I" VISIT them
an that occasion il beng The ordinary day Tor the
ADJUDICATION VI arrants, t!rTc cnnsitrrap" co.
lrr,,cn nf The reohhors The EI,C'or had ms saadT'
bncs with him. int nding, presume, 10 enlighrh '
benihted minds of the people present. bui inc ocoh'
presence of MIR. Sam. Scott prevented us from ENJOY
iar the treat. 49,.
About hafpast o'clock, the Wings with some d'iiI-
Guilty, organized meeting, and preceded with much
codtormalty to despatch the important business before
them They adopted Constitution, prepared 10y
gentleman !or thu OCCASION, IN whose Judgment t''
meeting had suck gr"craus confidence that they d'd
not wish to hear II read The dissent Of ndrpend
ent young Wig. TO some of the proceedings, and the
proposition %. gentleman from Hanover. Ia INV tie som"
Democratic speaker TO meet Mr. Grswod at that place,
on l7th of Sept afforded the only variety exhibited hy
the meeting.
have gwen YOU little sketch of the condition and
prospects Of the Il. party country, upon winch,
think Won may rely have been surprised, that. j..
your calculations y"n have generally forgotten the
good old Republican County OF Caroline. What has
She done forfeit the esteem and confidence 81 your
self and the rest of her Republican brethren: In i-H,
she gave Mr.. Van Buren, majority OF =" You should
blame her. because you up car load OF Wings
from Richmond last Spring, and thereby defeated Inc
wishes of a majority of her citizens. She calmly
awaits the November Election, when she wi! wipe the
bitter blot from her cscutchrnn, and show herself 10 her
old mo,hcr-ie mother OF WaShlngtnn, at Jefferson,
and of MADISON redeemed. rresnerat-d s"m'hra d.
A REPUBLICAN VOTER.
Caroline September 9Th, lS4n.
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CHARLES CITY.

Alta meeting Of portion Of the Democratic party Of
the county OF Charles City, convened at Barnes Store
the 9Th inst, for The purpose Of appointing delegates
10 the Charlottesville Convention 10 be held on the 9Th
Srprnbcr $40, Benz amin Laad, Esq, was called Ia
the chair ard DR.. William :. Scldsn appointed
Secretary.
On motion, the following gentlemen were appointed
delegates Ia the said Convention, Samuel Jordan
Austin Ferguson, VIM II. Talman, John 4 Seldrn,
Francis Philips and Edward lIa.w"od.
On motion, Rcsored, That the Chairman and Score.
tary be added. BENZ. LADD, Chma.
Wu A. STLDrS. Srr'U
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

AECAnIA At ArCTIoN-r.tv ni.fotr. - shall positively
n Friday, The I'd day Of oct br neSt nnIcs r"r".y
disposed o! :mm"dai" notice VIII be- gcn
itrot rcSc rye ar limit the ch, bidder nj public auction,
all my AND of Terrible Greek, IN iiniGa
county, 81 the Tract on which reside containing by
recent survey ACRES, about 0l Of whh bottom lard "a
the very quality AID I'll good Tobacco Land, reclaimed b.
dhr and erirciy 10 wei. F,d
cover, n'" "nie Cow, III: u, =, s., ,i n,, y" ,'
I'm , tr- nlw ready rrcp, land reclaimed
in proper 'are, enough 70 hog hcuis oUccu.
Of the ald which has been cleared has rested long,
large the ri the forest and The
m nr red bnd ash walnut and other Indications Umyin.
that good Tobacco having habit OF is
early settlers 10 clear land and half H. and then remove tho
rail- aud turn out all e winch b, predecessors have been
comfortable Dwelling Of rooms, and ou,-hon>e" "n- and
fixture, Of coed slc: in the Orchard Garden there Futs
and shrubs Of great ana We have near Tie house on" at
Ai-o ANOTHER TRACT 10 acr joining the home Tract.
with UwelIn. house Of swcd ".-, =" ro"iS ani st"n'
chimney Also, bundled acre" ~ aNoIiitE IKACI y
in. The r,t nan"d lfh'' al IN "o"d ~
cepi fresh field This aln very hne Ioha'c"
land will welt as an nIPrndiGr I, sne dome ta or i"l
separate invite those no NAY "sA 10 settle pei
tnanrny Virginia, 10 rom" aud s'r f"f ih"nelFcs
Tsrn-a Tho purchase money VIII be- Tor ca, or -of'
co., =, , am frr viii he .,d Household Kitchen Far
a, purchasers may arrd thar The sale viii bc positive
AMI dry eNr"se far II not Tie neH fan day There
".r, Thy NAV that the Dwelling
v nh al those AID circumstances, tmaEy Of which
nn he scrhedg % ,r consist good springs, plea
,n shades good oa and good country roads hen yol
out ride b. o! business pleasure, coach
dsrce miles north OF the Courthouse with excellent roa
leading thhcr an!stcr river snarisabc for batIeaHx AID
Courteous place considerable Iwi
add lis; part Of the Furniture aud stock, which "s"
for sale
ono Of Dining Tables of Mahogany; Secretary and
.: do" Bureaus Of do line Curtain D-tea
Of dol WorSsana If do dozen DamasS Hair bottom
do; all Of the above .ny Of New York manuiact
large Looking Glass frame Of Zebra wood si edges "g
Cattle yoke Of CO head Of Hogs, with Tobacco, Corn
Wheat, Oats, Fodder, Bacon. SC. &c
| sentsmber a. ls4o 3I9
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

The charlottesville Advocate In, called attention 10 IN or
ratn apa. EnIuirc Of FHesdIy last respecting
the MIR n,!r,et, charlottesville Convention. In"
al tr Sleeps employ shall mol prevent our
dng ourselves. The fact ~ ihr nhr6cf
fIrirI Friday ttlc ilirh ihrh
81 i iuHvrnGnl little more than 5n hn' wv "" -
pnteG the Enquirer. THIS error "rFf'i ~ '
the Delegates not called uffr
made nu-and their nIfic were u. vci
f;,g resolution Of fhr tonrenn va 1t
rriy ,rrn. II MA. aid that Nh recorded list embraced SO
rlrnss,ur thnt i clearly mistake Another q, 'Ie
wrh fr.ivr and 10 which he add" ihr :l'o"i.
rh" Secretary regrets ia The c'' ~ >srfa
- L. m.>Lid. and Others net haned m-'hf- r'n' ~
Tho mirhr Shanld tu notice sirisc ne c,' "' " Ne
legation county, c did not hand III ir: III !" me -
crra,y ry wil communicate a soon - iosioP 10 's
4 ,-,..,,
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THE 1851


The MrllcdgevIlle Recorder speaks Of the "hnmmery
Of Mr. Forsyth upon Abolition, and By way OF! rebuilt
ing it, quotes the Carthage Speech OF Gen. Harrison
The Recorder abuses Mr.. Fs letter, Let ii produce,
ii it can, man in all It's Georgia ranks, capable Of
writing letter, superior in eloqucncc, condensation
and power, 10 Mr.. Forsyth's letter. So upon
that pint. But to the Carthage Speech, is It possl
Die, than any Southern man, with half eye III ms
head can say, that The Speech Of Cen Harrison does
guarantee the South against the discussion of the sub
Iect, by declaring it unconstitutional So far from
shutting the door against all discussion, contend,
that the Carthage Speech leaves II wide open. We
contend moreover that GEN III. ia guilty of the most
nsidouS cguvncatIon when he sknls from the trnc
sue the right Of petition over the District OF Columbia
The weak point o! Southern u
IS the one to winch The artillery Of the tbn"ntSts
has been, and will be principally directed eve refer
the .lddreSS Of the Charlottesville" Convention IN
todars paper for proper views on THIS subject bat
we have fact before us, which demonstrates I'll" point
odaugcT. Here Is b. fore Abolition paper, "Llar-
ter Oak. published ~ Hartford, March 49,. Il con-
,in the Constitution If III" ''"nucc cut Ant,-s!av"fy
SncIcty' Its proceedings are srmcd b; elton. rhIp
Pearl al Hampton, Of the ' &c" Presidents
and This Mr.. Pearl "a Pearl Of h6ol.t'onsH was
nominated by the Wigs the other day. as "a Candidate
for Harrison Elcctor Thus showing the intimate
identity between Connecticut larrisonism and Adolf
tionsln Now, mark the following pregnant passage III
the Address Of this Soclety:-We also place no small!
reliance, in tie enterprise, the National Govern
mcm'. ADMITTING 1t 10 b. unconstitutional Tor 'nii-
err>s abolish slavery, within the limits 81 any STATE;
We shall persryerngy demand the exercise Of her ac-
kr"wleGgcd power Of ahcshng il The District "i
Columbia, and in the Territories.
Here then the Abolition Society waving the
attempt abolish within tie Siaf,S, according To Cen
Harrsons restrictions: hut insisting upon III" right to
n"G," with The Dlstrc; ard irrr.i2r'cs and IL "'icr
parts Of i"ir proceedings e l,.mjum the r:.t q. irtI-
tinn.-ThIs IS the %. The nn4orth' yer: hing
which Inc Aholtt!"ms's ar" Trying 20 c:s'c--and yea
Gen. harrison equlv"carS slurs over ihs most nmi-
ncnt danscrand c"untonamccs the pcstIeEi clam "i
L. frirnL Pearl. and al h.s Cnnnccicut cIlGMn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
CHARLES ]. McDUNALU.
Hon s. NJ Gates, New York

The u In'elIigcnccr has given long article 20 m0'.
icrs and imgs gcntrai- rstity'ng Mr.. Clay c"al'.
ton with Mr.. Adams in le2', and condemnng Nlr.
Calhoun present support of Mr.. Van Buren, adm
pis..ation So far MIR. Calhoun Is concerned, we
think the arrow will fall harmless to the gT"und-nn-
III ii ran be shown that Mr. Cahoun has received from
Mr. Van Buren, In" same cGnra!rnt ~i:'ch hr. LAY
received Of Mir Adams.-Wc leave the general arcu-
mput. however, To those who hav" time and room
to 90 INTO it, than We harc-whilst We conne ourselves
to single remark which the y. lntcilIgcncer has de-
voted TO ourselves:
rhr R;rlop9 Enquirer suppose, would have considered
sufficient reason pacin. Mr. Clay under The ham, as ne
lately e! 10 dispose cen. HARRISON thai was Nr Adams wfG
rendered him hr office. But h" might, for IA: same reason, i"
,rrd 10 him the office nf ,crrtny the Treasury which h" did
aud which Ar. Crawford declined acrtt'ns i,r t.,.n. ai
himself friends, though IN no wa! cic'. upon
Mr Adams.' 80
Mr. Clay was at n. loss FOR opinion IN Is25, he
fore he accepted the office of Secretary OF Stale we
advised strongly against any such acceptance; ana we
pointed 10 the construction which would be placed upon
his conduct The ~ Intcllgencer may now speak OF
the sfiendsl maligny with which Mr. Clay has hec
prosecuted for but il ought 10 recollect, That among
those who rrbukcd him for IT, are TO he found some o.
It's present friends Among those, was MI Use, as "f
down rs $50 No one has reprimanded hn more Sc
yercly-nnne charged him with baser 'proiigacy foI
this very transaction none have Praised MI an
Buren, higher for his unblemshed lie ana his SOUND
States Right Republican principles, than MI WISE mas
done in the Addresses of le62
But the argument which the y. lntclgcncer seeks tt
draw first from the case Of Mr.. Crawford, and Their
from the very forced analogy with Mr. Van Buren, al
subsequent period, is iimsy qubble, and not even
slccous argument Was the situation CT these genie
men like that of Mr.. Clay: Was Mr.. Crawford =
Mr. Crawford had rendered no service 10 Mr. Adams
He had not first made him President, and then reccI'ct
al ms hands the first office in his gift lie gave mr.
Adams noihing-he received nothing III return NO
50, Mr. Clay-Nor had Mr. Crawford supported Mr.
Adams's Administration, as Gen. Harrison had done
by supporting his Wild Panama Mission, and then &c
~ol,
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Who viii be prepared 10 give legal rlgl
I "a Sent 0lSf I'D

IN CHANt ERY-NraGISi.-At Court at monthly session,
held Tor Louisa county, at tn Courthouse tiere" Monday,
the ith day "f September, lN:h:
Gideon ancnn Of III" Irgaie's nnG"r
will of Ralph pmas dec and ap"a". 10 the -at tet"n
itu YEAR have expired since the
LITIGATION 0f IN. e sad wl II + ordered that I'll per
having against n" said drcrirnf, against lis
D exhibit
before December {" the sad
nj >.-nI"naud il j. further directed that
s publ she'd in III. Richmond Enquirer f
ctJva week. b. posted the front dO"r Il
i,i!.n several Court DAYS, order that dis
rhltiom made "f ad estate according Ia the provisions
t an ACT General assembly IN such made and provided.
\ topy-lC>
JUiS HUNTER, e. l.. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22

himself ". l.. III !r-t'rhaI WING
that p,or lately turned WhIE 'hoh.h 'Fy
Democrat land like rrnr-aa. worse iih tfh inhs'
aud Liberal assault sutc al IN, h"'> 81
tH. Convention III several MS
upon VIZ did applaud Mr. Grtcnhnw eNt
dd hrrr a.! applaud Cot hE'c' con-
.tr>on III Harrison ahopnthnn: we were yer! i'h
nnnri' descriptions "l i'c
Loo cabin ra.n ~ Cincinnati ". L. is particularly r"'f'" ana
unjust towards Mr. Roane i- atcheis Of whose SHOES ne Is mol
worthy aSr any III, any iIlcrnit!, any tn'hs IL
I'M raptl muddy u raird = 10 lmpnlcnt w 1"
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NNWTls
"EXECrTivE DEPARTMENT, Ga.
N1,ll,J,n,,l1n lEth Gan, 1-lD

.HTF"T'N w I' = I'r'' -" J
sSr An address 10 the Hon. George X. Gimcr, ny
predecessor IN Office, from foreign Abolition Convrn-
lion forwarded under your frank member OF IT,"
tonrrcss Of the L. s. has been received at this Depart
nIcnt 1t was followed b. another package con
tanning resolutions o the Convention, addressed 10 the
same gentlemen, bnt surerscrIhed to me. The SUI
,erscrip,ion Of this package in the hand writing Of
;at of the FIRST which! leaves no dnub, that Georgia
indebted 10 Wlig member Of Congress OF New YORK;
for both
Tlc ardacious attempt Of foreign Convention TO IN
crrrre with The free intercourse between the States :"
The Union, is cqua!lcd only BY your lnsnlrnce IN for
wardnr copy oftheir proceedings I" this Department
"rh:s is subject which, with The obec, intended to
he accomplished by it. admits Of argument; and all
who seek agtaie it and carry out the above purpose
either By counting foreign alliances, the of other
means Shall be regarded and treated pubic enemies
outlaws and traitors. am, &c,
CHARLES ]. MCDONALD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-09-22
Kent $ gain in 300 towns, 1905

"ln lc:57, Fairfeds plurality over Kent was 33i9.-
Kent has gained in 300 towns 300 and therefore
has 10 gain in the remaining towns only q 10 be elected
The Baltimore Patriot OF yesterday morning says
sin the towns heard from, Kent (Whgj has majority
of l72i Observation-Disclosures glorious result, we lack
the information 10 say positively who will be Governor
in l-ll Our friends do not give up the Shp-now,
much less IN November, for whch they are determined