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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

'Hppo'nfaeHisby lie President, By and loiiH
iae adriee and consent Of the Senate.
Mahlon Dickerson, TO DO United States
Judge Tor The District Of New Jersey. in
the Place Of William RosseIl. deceased
James I. Archer, to be Attorney Of the
United States for the Western District OF
FLORIDA 10 the place Of Vinlon Butler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Al the General Abolition Convention
IN London 'here appears 20 have been a
renewal Of the difficulty tia, arose here
on 'he subject of allowing females 10 vote
The question aspu. and decided against
the ladies' on one Of The first days Of the
meeting. A few days after, Garrison and
other abolItionists Of his school arrived,
and hearing OF The decision, refused 10
lake seats IN or have any thing TO do with
the convention. a number of American
ladies' were present. There were in all.
male and female, forty delegates from the
United S;ates-.Noi. Int.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Previous 10 the bresking.up Of The
Worlds Convention, as the late srea,
Abolition Meeting in London was affect.
eddy styled, the meeting, after voting
thanks 10 their Chairman, passed rofs
Of thanks TO God almighty for permitting
the meeting. This is certainly a new
form of thanksgiving.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

From The report pTesented ~ ibs 2lst
Annual Conference Of the Primitive Me.
ihoditis held laisiy ia Manchester. Il
appears that there are nov ~ go mem.
hers n connection. --467 travelling. snd
900 local preachers. and lli6 chspsls.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The Van Buren, Convention IN Yates
county, y Y. have denounced Loco-fo.
eoism and he Sub. Treasury ia ne most
decided terms iencefofih Yates eoun
" goes a. one man against this odisus
Federsi measure. The Yates County
wing published II Penn Yan ayers that
every Delegate % The Convention bs,
heretofore acted With Tie vao Bureo
party.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30
Araienlr Tor Wine.
Majority Tor Dawson .

Ia 1886 the second Congressional district gave
van Buren, 1l9 majority. Dawson, It - stated,
Il personally very popular. and ran ahead Of HI 5
parry. Judge Morgan has given HIM notice that
has election Nilrbe contested, on the ground that
IA one Of the parishes thirty votes were given
by minors and ether persons under legal a.sa-
billy
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
Moore (wh,gl 27sa
.Wlnn ". b. . a67
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Since General Jackson has given hi.
opinion very decidedly 10 regard 10 The
military merits Of General Harrison. ",
should be very much grahhed 70 know /,
The old chieiiain consider him q worse
soldier than Mr. Van Huren THIS would
be bringing the matter 10 definite issue
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Gen. Scott, Gen. Gaines. Gen. Miller
Gen Taylor, snd most Of The other Gene.
rails Who poured DOT their blood Tor Their
country 10 The Last war. are in favor o
Gen. Hanson 10 the Presidency.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

The Sub Treasury Act is now IN opef.
alton 70 the City Of New York. and al
dues 70 the government are required 10
be paid one fourth in specie.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

LEHIS BENEDICT,
JOHF TOW.N'SEND.
S.f.TL STETE.N'S.
Sanford com.
JOILF GROESBECG.
ROBERT THOMPSON.
STATE Committee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-07-30

Forty or fly bills Of indictment Will
be brought again'i DR. ElduBge 'hs eele.
braied iofger now % prison IN Phnadel.
phia. Tie has never opened hs lips
since his incarceration
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04

who make a scarty living by their trade Of pop
ularity, and who fear TO hazard the least PoT-
ton Of tn cir precarious subsistence These men
are always ready to inHame our passions against
each other, but never dare to remind us of our
duties. because they can succeed only by bring
ing us down to their own level. It is such men,
and such men alone, who would whisper into the
country's ear these ,counsOs-plunder the stran-
gers who have con6ded in us. But the true
statesman will scorn such appeals to our selfish
ness 1t is his duty, instead OF yielding to- those
momentarv weaknesses, which which will occa-
sionally overshadow for moment the brightest
public spirit, to rally up the country to the high
| thoughts which beht its destiny-to fix its gaze
upon some elevated object and carry his country
men up to it, regardless of the timid who falter
and the faithless who desert. That man we
shall all follow because we see that ne is ht TO
lead. For myself, | am, like all of US, mere
| private citizen, without the slightest pecunlary
interest at stake, and if to be taxed, it will
be exclusively for the benefit of others. But are
you or Tor any of us less anxious to escape fro1
the degradation of witnessing our native cem-
nonwealths disgraced, the whole Union tarnish-
ed, and the cause of free institutions, of which
we are guardians forever overthrown?
The time is coming when we, the people of the
country, shall be called upon to re-dstribute its
honsrs On that day we shall look out, not for
| the miserable demagosue who insulted us by not
daring to ask US to pay our honest debts-not for
the little politician with his endless speeches,
winch he thinks immortal when they are Only
eternal-but we shall seek out the man who, in
the hour of public danger, first flung down the
faded livery Of party, and put on the true blue
uniform of his country-and was then foremost
in action. To that man, from whatever ranks
he came, we shall give voices for any station
| to which his honest ambition may aspire, Such
a moment is the present. Let then our public
men come forward, and in a zone Of honest man
Illness, tell us the ruoiic wants, and ask us 10
relieve them. They will be answeredfrom every
quarter with instant and cordial cooperation
for where is the man in this whole nation, from
the humblest to the highest, who has an Ameri-
can heart within him, who would not cheerfuly
pay his part of the burden, rather than bear his
share Of the dishonor3 If you all think so,
pledge me "a this sentiment
The plighted firth Of the s9rneriean States
Woe to any man or any party who shall dare to
dishonor it.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
TT4El TIPPECANOE TEXT BOOK.

Another edition of .Jiftee', thousand copies Of
1.-THE TEXT BOOK printed on fine paper:
win be completed this week, greater portion
Of which has been already subscribed for Ihe
other edition wiz probably be exhausted IN
few days, and as it is the intention of the pub
ishsr,.to publish third edition Of fifteen thous'
and copies, they respectfully request the TipPe
canoe CIabs and Harrison Associations in the
di1erc 1t sections Of the Union, to send on their
orders, accompanied by the cash, as speedily as
possible. The l&iee is SO per hundred copies.
= We are gratiGedio find TINT the people Of Gin
cinnati are following up. the case upon the rev
Mr.. Burke, to disavow the statement OF MI
Grundy,s relation to Gen. Harrison and the GIN
s c;nnati Committee, as viii appear from the fol-
lowing card in the Cincinnati Republican.
The undersigned, feeling in common with their
fellow citizens. of Cincinnati, indignant at the
base SANDER uttered by Felir GTundy, against
their venerated countryman General w II. HAR-
RIsoN, in a speech delivered by him before the
Baltimore Convention, and observing that the
same was delivered in the presence of JUDGE
BURKE, who was appealed TO for its truth, and
who has since failed or refused to sanction or to
repel the same, respectfully request nesting of
the citizens of Cincinnati, atthe Court House, on
Tuesday Ereni1ig, June Sd, at half past o'clock,
to place the seal of public condemnation, on the
author of this notorious and nefariouS falsehood
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
CANAL CEEEBRATION.
coMpLErIoN on THE sUsQUEHANN

COMPLETION OF THE SUSQUEHANNA
f7 AND TIDE WATER CANAL.
In the Pilot of the 2sth May, the day after the
celebration, we gave condensed account Of the
proceedings at the opening Of this fine work OF
internal Improvement. We have now OPP
portunity Of presenting to our readers, the inter
esting speeches of John P. Kennedy, and Ovid
F. johnson, Esqrs., of DIR. Stephen Collins, and
Nicholas Biddle, Esq. The address Of our esti-
mable townsinan, VIM. Bose, Esq, was rePlete
with interesting statistics, and delivered in the
bold and mastery style of one who fully under
stands his subject We are prevented by our
dress at large, but we promise them rich treat
in the copious extracts which we will take the
liberty of maxim z from it hereafter.
We are indebted to the American for the re-
port of the speeches, which follow FL
Mn. .KENNEDY'S ADDRESS OF VEL
COME.
A GENTLEMEN oP PENSsYLvASIA:-Att the re-
quest of those who have regulated the ceremo
mics of this day am charged with the duty oil
expressing the sentiment of congratulation with
which we of Maryland meet you on the border
of our State. In the name Of those who now
surround me, and, as.I feel myself authorised to
assume, in the name of that whole community
to which we belong, tender you hearty well
come to Maryland and the cordial greeting of her
citizens t4'i
There is no event Of tie present day in the do
mestic history of our two States, more worthy of
commemoration than that which we have met to
celebrate. 1t is the triumph of peaceful enter
prise which was conceived in the spirit of en-
lightened philanthropy, which has been perfected
BY the nunifcence Of public spirited citizens
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
Extract of letter, dated
LowNDEsBoRo', Ala. May 81, 1910.

LowNDEsBoRo', Ala. May 81, 1910.
Gen. DUFF Green
DEAR SIR: Enclosedis $40, for which YOU vii
please direct the extra Pilot to the several in
dividuals below named-all staunch Wings, who
are more than willing to aid in ssweathering the
storm" We should have sent for the Daily, were
it not for the fact that most ofus are now taking
several of the best political papers in the coun.
try, 1t is probable you may yet meet with more
encouragement from this section. Having the
fullest confidence, sir, in your abilities to dis
charge the obligations you propose to take upon
yourself, in the most satisfactory manner, we
commend the prompt efforts of an able advocate
in our noble cause, and rejoice in prospect of the
good that may result from your labors. We wish
you much success and rich reward ~
The vigilance and united efforts of the Whies
here, seem to render brighter, every day, the
prospect of successful triumph of the Peoples
Candidate You have probably heard of the
great Harrison Convention, to be held at Tusca-
loosa, on the LIST Monday in June next. They
have already erected one clog Cabin" 1870 feet
long by so feet wide
The gentlemen for whom make this remit
lance, are among our first citizens and leading,
intelligent Wings. Two are brothers-in-Iaw Of
'sHon. Dixon H. Lewis"
nsrac 70
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04

We are obliged to defer the publication Of our
Washington Correspondence to-day, in order ts-.
make room for the report OF the proceedings AZ
the opening Of the Tide Water Canal
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04

0-our correspondents must exercise littls
patience We have several valuable contribs.
tons on hand, the publication of which are %.
luctantly deferred
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04

The port wafdens at New Orleans have held ss,rxae
90 The steamboat Prairie, injured by the tornado a. NJ
shezs and uenate he damasea At $Ias oeo.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
Respectfully, sc.

We, the undersigned, agree to pay the sum at.
tached to our names, for tae purpose of paying
for subscriptions to the ''Pilot," Wing paper,
edited in Baltimore, by Gen. Duff Green, which
papers are to be distributed gratuitously, to re-
but the calumnies of the Extra Globe, with
which the country is inundated.
Attached to the above prospectus, were Die
names of twenty-five subscribers
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-06-04
Extract of a letter dated

WINCHESTER, Va. June /, 1870
DUFF Green, ESP
DEAR SIa The torrent of Extra Globes that
is pouring upon US, threatening ''to sweep the
hill, the vale, the wood" of what call republic
canism, admonishes me that it is necessary for
every true friend of his country to be up and bat.
Ting.
To you, our eyes are turned, as one, and per-
haps the only one, who at this juncture can cope
with the Briariou's in politics, who has stripped
himself of the cares of Office, and assumed the
editorial department of the paper above mention
ed. As evidence of our sincerity, 1 enclose
you twenty-five dollars, for as many copies of the
Pilot, to be directed and forwarded as hereinaf,
Ger mentioned
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-11-13
9NQrnlIno tmD 9tn;etoe.

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SeutIGes @offhouS III @tnCtnnatt.

AM olitteluorft 1T rer 5tcn @trab, (rbn rer tnc it
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