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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
State of Maine.
BY THE GOVERNOR.
A pROCLAMATIOr

A PROCL NATION
For a day Of Public Thanksgiving and Praise.
II the honored fathers of of New England, in their
days of Calamity and danger, found cause of think
iuness TO God. and established he cnslom of an
annual, united eSPreSsi n of gratitude and thinks
giving: il certainly becomes who reap IN JOY
what they sowed in ients, both fiom reverence To
their menou IS and the evident proprel of the eS-
amp c. devoully to observe IA custom, at once SO
simple and useful.
/ do therefore. with the nd vice of the Executive
Counc J. Apo nj Thursday, the Wenig.ffM day Of
n oremter hPat 10 be observe by the people of tins
State as Il day for PUBLIC THANHsOIyING AND
PRAISE.
LtIus, on Ihi1 time honored anniversary, rev'ew
tn grateful bearis the many public and private
esslngs we have witnessed and experienced. Ii;
US thank God for health, for peace, Tor plenty, Tor
the guardian care which has < ven pro ecimn and
supper, all thing; for the beauty whlcl has de-
lighted md the bounty which has fed Us; for
the comforutS and JOYS Of domestic fe Tor all the
conscientious which have sustained and all the hopes
which have cherred US; for The light which has been
shed upun our path, and all TN good influences
which lave advanced Us in mora strength ard
Christian holiness, and ak-ned and cherished The
kindly s,mpathies and benevolent eIngs Of nur ma
ture aud pariculariy for the moral movement.
which has already rescued ihournuds in our lind
from the degradation and misery of iulemperance,
aud carried joy 10 the hearts, and happiness 10 The
homes, of the disconsolaie and d'spalrng.
l}y The associat ons an Intercourse OF this reHg-
ous festival may the Ties Of family affection and 30.
cia union be strengthened. aud may love 10 God,
who our father, and love to who Is our brother.
be awakened. and purf from all the dross of by
pnc,isy and seisness In remembrance # all the
loving kindness Of God 10 and u our fathers. lei
us from the heart thank HIM for the past and take
courage for The future, in The undon ling assurance
that HIS merc are measured, moi BY our merl's,
but wants.
Aud The ope Of this State are requested 10 OBJ
serve III d with The usual religious services, and
to abasn from all unnecessary labor, und inconslS
tent reel eaton.
Given at The Council Chauher, in Augusta
this sixteenth day Of October. in the year of
our Lo.d one thousand eight h"ndr and
fctly one, and of the Independence Of the
United States the sixiy-sixth.
EDWARD KENT.
BY the Governor
SAMUELP Benson, Sec y Of STATE.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH
BatI), 4fle.
THURSDAY MORNING. OCT. 2s, ts4I.
The Election s.

Inc EicCLOnS.
tCPThe elections in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
Georgia, &c, have gone similarly with the
Maine election. 1t appears that the Wings of
the County generally, have settled down INTO a
deep sleep, with determination not to wake up
till daylight, at any rate. We can only account
for it upon Collyer's principle, viz The vcto-
res Of last season, are to be considered as the
downward strokes Of the Magnetizer, which has
had the fleet to bring on the /" Somnambul C
state'-ilom which, while under its influence,
it is impossible 10 awake the candidate, that is
the party. The defeats experienced this year, are
to be ,nsdered the upward manipulations Of
the Magnetism, which. if the science is no hum
bug, must certainly bring the party from Som
nambulancy, and to knowledge of the sober re-
alities of its cond ton. This accomp! shed, an
other year will find us again triumphant, and
ltarn us a valuable lesson.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

TnAEKsoIvING. The Governors Of Maine,
Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Connect
cut, have appointed Thursday, the 18th Of No
vember to be observed as the day of annual pub
lie Thanksgiving. Probably Vermont and Rhode
Island will keep their sisters company
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28
MIR. Nesmith.s yyrlt,np school.

1--WE would direct the attention of our read.
ers in town, to the advertisement of Mr.. Nesmith,
who proposes to open Writing Academy at the
rooms over D. Y Kendall Store, for the iustruc.
ton Of pupils, We have examined several spec.
linens of Mr. Ms penmanship, and take pleasure
in recommending him to favorable notice.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

That,young man who is wasting his time in idle
ness and soll,- whose golden hours are now flying
with the swifiness of time, and yet unimprovedZ
whose ambition and energies are all locked up in
the prison house of Incidence ere long find
that the false and detesiable maxim, "The world
owes me living. and I II have it, is miseraby
deceptive resource, yielding nothing in The decline
of life but poverty, wretchedness and disgrace.
GiIallowell CnitiyatoT.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

Te There now forty new ships building
and fitting out in this State. They measure 1000
tons. and will cost when equipped. one million ard
eq.haLf Of dQtiar&
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

lCPCosb and Produce wunted q, The oa;sa
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1841-10-28

Lewis Tappan, Esq, NJ York."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

confident that every unbiased individual who he,rI
"'n' VIII bear US out when We pronounce his effort
W nave been one OF sufficient ability and merit 10
entle him 10 rank but little beneath Ire s,s, o,s,r
u thc nation. IL would bo an agreeable task Il,
rs 10 follow the course of his remarks and To sp,,,t
oe''re our readers his principal arguments. but Ne
arc test,nCd Nv considerations already tcierred to-
4 &c Hon. Iurs. F. MAMMAL the Iis,i,,u,,b.
gu NentucAion, followed Mr.. Bradford aud address
Gu mo mecuns about an hour aud n hale ltisus,.
iot us 10 attempt TO give particular account of
",..,oss' OF 10 state all the subjects he discuss
ca. We must, therefore, contrnt ourselves v,,h
iplus, W0t no touched upon every important tupic
connected with the politics OF the country and al
the hour was very late, he chained down his
"o"ets ana engaged their undivided attention nil
ne closed. MIR. M1Tshars manners and stvIe oI
speaking were familiar IN the extreme AMI We.
Vhhac'erized 10y the greatest implicitly In treat.
Hhs OF mo most profound and impornn, matters
ne playinlnoss of his manner gave an attention to
nus afsuments, that did not allow tho i,,.,,,, a,
thosc who heard han TO subSidc IN ths la,., -,
nc 'aff'cd them on To the points lac was rndr,y,r.
ing TO establish. lie might have PROLONGED b;s 20.
'"',hs beyond the late hour at which lie finished
ana still have been listened To with the sre,tcs,
ientoE. Mr. Marshall has mad, himself =, -
~ popular IN our city, as was attcstrd Ly the on
'"us''stc manner IA which he was received I,,,
uNh' anu the interest with which he was head
nc VIII go back To- his home beyond the mountain,
bearing with hun the good wi! and nJm,r,,;, -,
thousands OF our citizens ''''" VI
10 the Wing party the proceedings of the rneeti,,,
- 49, were cheering IN the highest degree Lei
our friends but continue to take the Same ,,,, =:
,he canvass until its close, and ;hcy need not onr,o'
menu the result but may look forward TO the i..,
"uh confidence and high hopes "
we regret very much to I've compelled. before "a. !
0'oS' hS article, To allude to the dlssrIccr,l ,,,,r,
IN which so,re oft opposite party cnnJc,. .',
serves N The Square during the progress of The me-
ing. Inc Speakers were repeatedly intc,run,rJ IN, |
indl'iGuas stationed ON the outskirts of the cn,wy
~ .uuEyu ~ lnud shouts aad eSclnm,tions. The
ire nj
so continually through the crowd, were acts viii
Sheh coupled wi'h the intent with which II y,e,
n"nt' were calculated to disgrace those On. cod ~
r. ', "''u "ny party mat wouid encourage them,
:, =. o' opponents can take delight IN such CORE
. Fto'e'ure' they are welcome to all tho s,,i.f,.
''"m ihey derive from 1t. For Ourselves " - r,,sI
,' 'l'' spf' and tie counsel that would pramnt scb
~, i,'ns, as being the very essence OF lbcrol
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

MIR PRESTON.-The enemies n ia. ,,t,.
specimen OF Southern chivalry, have been ense,v-
o"ns 10 nrnISh his reputation by holIin, an indie,
n'uoh meeting IN South Carolina, and teuoppcin,
ms puoHc course. The theatre they selected for
'"e'r operations was the county Of Fairfield. whore
party heat and political ultraism are said tn ,,,,r5
ana where 1t was supposed feelin. enough ni.bt
nave been aroused to pass the appropri,,o r,.oIu.
"ohS' he meeting assembled however. and ,be
prime movers were sisnally foied in their I'M ,.,o.
FouS OBJECT and were unable to procure the
.. even moderate resolutions ofcensure. The New
TOT" Courier thus admirably hits OH this discrsdi,
able proceeding and ludicrous failure.
Locoiocoism collapsed lately in South C,,olir,
and scalded all the iremen The totIo,y.,s -. ~
calhoun IN the Fairfield District IN thar Sa,c J,,n.
n!htu upon an Indignation meeting 20 denornre Al ,
Preston the eloquent and patriotic Senator IN Con
SresS from South CorolIna IL true thai sen,lsn,,
mao done nothing IN the world that Mr. C.lbnnn
himseti MAD not promised u do and winch he ,c,,
any uIu do up to the commencement of tho W,
n"Ie" Aunlnlstratlon; but It was deemed necessary
W "e"Ouhce Mr. Preston, nevertheless and for that
pIP>e ORDERS were issued TO drum up oil he avail.
ao.e L"'"co'sm IN that region, and the Amateurs of
haI beautiful SeisHee came together ncrord,n,I,,. ~
resolution Of censurc was introduced and ,ys, u
IN NE regular double battle stvIc. hut Tho liz
william =. Harper and a few Other gentlemen on.
P"Seu II, ana the resolution was voted down l,v the
meeting There is something sxce.JiogI,,
ing 10 us IN this we-descrved mort fcotIon ~ Mcs
hlrurS me extra supcrhne "chiyalry" of the Soutb
Anstaetionlsm found itself Alt, without any CHANGE
OF operating per Sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
K | Oh MONDE:
SATURDAY MORNING. SEPT ~,


GentcmCn-As trriiing has become ,L,o-i. .,
INC Gay since we have no Log Cabins To meet ami
SPEAK in, permit me through your columns 90 ,
pound one inquiry TO Mr. Tyler or his friends con-
corning nc Scrupes Of his conscience yyhtcl L,yo
been The cause Of 81 much excitement ,, I,!
faction with tic American people. and r,;s,5 ,L,
question Of rehdy honesty in the course Of ,Ic
President. ~ N"''Se VI 'he
- Great and good actions make srea, and good men.
Now u viii be reco.'ected that one sctnp n, 49,.
KIND raIscd MIR Tyler IA the estimation nj tL 80
PIE "l thIs Union more than any other not -! III
Po"ilca. clrccr. And why7 Because !, - 80,
VIM ana carried out the true PRINCIPLES of
ptm'c'1cy-lt was the servant oI,evip., tho 49,
WILL or, rather, when his conscience and r,g 80
10 himself, prevented him from acting ,s s;rr,,c -
'h"se empowered To dHect he gave way for ,noiLcr
agent oi 'ho people who could couscentlou,l,, go
cut their wishes 10y
| aliUde 10 MIR Ty'er's course ,yb,,, l.
his seat IN the Scnolc Of the United S,,,os IL
vas 'neh instructed 10y the people, through her
agents 10 favor aud support certain me ,suTe ,YLicb
"s oi'n "iu conscience would not permit him TO DO.
w. uIe,'Iote' resigned under the Influence OF the
impression that the peoples wishes ousbr :, Ic
carried OUT But II may be asked how he osro-
I,lheu the wishes Of the people of Viroiniap-
through Their Representatives fresh from s,,,,,,.
t't"h -qll i'cu re- ala flcit per Sc. John Tvlcr
has uecn elevated 90 the highest Office IN ,b,s =.
vsrcmen', stu, he IS no less The ssrv,,, ~ -
i"t people ihon when m the Senate. Rut DO. ~;
principles Of Democracy and duties TO his consc.,.
astl''e "'m now as thcnl He then, unwilling IN 10
" nat ms people asked, determined not 10 do WIN,
tH'y were opposed 10, and thus, to use nm Ga
I"'ase lett his conscience clear" Since his ,Icy,
t'"h 10 the Chief MagIstrlcy, measures of the rcor
nave come before hm for ms concurrence ana 90,
port and instead OF acting as they wished and d..
fec'ei not only refused 10 DO whath people 1skei
OUT refused TO give way and let other. do - 49, -,
l't!mt Their action 10 become Ily bv UubJaI L.,
h's opposition. IL may be again asked in ,sbo,
manner could lie find out this wish and dirr.tion oS
the peopIei Through their Represen,,rives in Con-.
S'ess assembled, who Mr. Ty.cr himself rboUgL,
better capable OF knowing the wishes of their con
peoojc. ''" "o'h the
Regarding this matter then as one of conscia,.
tiouSntss alone with Mr. Tyler, cannot CONCEIVE
no" he Tcco"cues las course siqce he his been p,
sdent with that while Senator Of Virginia. Wa
no" Is his consistency Where his Democracy
-" mere his respect for the people and their wishes
ms determination not to act nglins, their wil3 IL
apparently, has not been uctua,cd by anv of ,bas1
feelings OF late, and yc, laws great claim To- md
pTeIends TO have been acting With his CONSCIENCE
How II may I've with the Loco Focos, am moi nrc.
pared to say, but think | am warranted in so iin,
his conduct does not suit 7
WIG ALL OVER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

ouR NAvr.-Tho rlyor,b,. m.r,;,n ,r ,,,,. ~.
W. us ot'ee's and men, by Lady B'e~ins,on. vii
20 "e'o r'"u with pride and pleasure by many vbo
nave not read her elder in I,aly."
- An Anorican fleet has arrived IN tho las. =,
me ship of the Commodore. Cr,ch,", IS,u 10 zee
'p,hns could exceed the good order ami ~, t s,I'o
y. 1he vessel, nor the elegance OF tho 81
To"nouore Tho sailors are iinn Iookin,, n,,,, '
'hu commodore aud his officers are ,Irr,,,, "Iu
so"'"n"n,f' wo'I'iniormed, and Intelligent ~
-. 1oNIu WIN great politenoss; rcircshm,,,s
were served IN the cabin, and On, h.,.i S""c"'s
s'"u one, played several nationnl ,,,s T. '.'S
WY gratifying tn witness the randi march oI 49,
'e'' 'N'nccd ny all that We bchrld ON Ln,ri
' 'neI,''h shpi and pryiudiced aud uniu.t ;n.,,.I
s,',,I, us ue VINO, alter seeing It's details and ,,
b,y, - u'"y 'net our Transatlantic brrlbrr,
w "''uo wonderful progress as a NATHAN a
"' Livingston. passenger m the con,n,,i, ~, -
s't' 'S'n exec lent Spcc,men of an Amer,r,, I.
m,eIed and thoroughly well informed >'"' "''"s
MS cah"d, liberal writer says i'm anntbrr ,,l,.
o"I "e Inchton AMI four or five Of HI, o,E
GERS uned WAN us yesterday; they are srnsihI ',
= S.s'S'' mem 'ne, Captain Deacon has b,s
or Ten years of age. IL was pIens,n, o., - ~
"''u"'S ana gcnlIeness displayed toy,,J, H.; / 80
"S "e mess mates Oi hts i,tncr n 49, ~
,'mhhe' Bui there 10 | think. n ne,ul,,r La,''.S
'en'o ~ me breasts ui sailors thl, ,isn,ss r.,
H., .n' NN' strong. There Is a crctt or,,it,. =,
t,,, .II,. ''''n se'meh, yet II is wholly diS,inct
w "u'"VSS' ara seems to hc the T,riit n, ,,a 60,
" S''S wei on them-bcttcr IN ma, ,,,,.,,.' , ''
- "'un' u was gratifying to me d, ~. -
'S'oS expressed 10y the Ann ricnns ,nr R, 80 ,I,e
~" nave been pleased At this hom,., 49,, -"
r., Re- ,y Io ""''"nals" ct a nation he rcstrr,r,l.
" 50 was "'eny sensible To kindness m, -,
experienced too little at IL from b,. .,,,'"'' "'u
10 appreciate II from o hers '"'''S not
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
Correspondence Of The .>a,iona, l,,,,,,-,,,..,

correspondence Of The National Tiirli-,D,,r
NEw GoRN, Sept 81
NJ Mcleod case, in anticipation of to trial nm
H'"n"'y neN', Is exciting great deaf or in,e,es, ~
us community, from the f,ct th,ta fever j, Lr.,,;,
"'r'''r more excitement thnn could we'll l,, -,,,7
'h without SOM extraordinary effort 10 ,,c,t, rio
pi""c Mind. 1 he jury Is empnnnol.rI for tho nh
an" '"ef names published. Al olth,m ar, kuo..,,
Is Sood men and true, and no one doubts I'm, ,b
I'a' val "c impartial. The evidence. Eo,,,yc, =,
- I'"o'n'c from present appearances well L, al
very connecting character. A Board of Comm,
SON is n"N IN session m Tolonto. J,pr.r C,,,g,
'or We purpose OF proving an alibi Dfb,rs III
ehueaNor 10 mike gooG the charge that h, W., ,.
CUT uIun the occasion, and seen 10 enter IN. io,,
~ Chlppe"I on the night the Caroline" was I,,,
nc 'Ia VIII eAcI'e great interest," and tho tn,,,,
VII We 'ro"cd upon the occasion. The counsel ,s
you KNOW, are very able. Willis Hall for IN. ST.
anu Joshda Spencer for tie prisoner
VI local news there is hut little SHRINE j., ,L,
CITY 10 day In fancy stocks, moderate I,s,,,ss
vas done The sale Of State stocks MA. l,r,,c
our ioF shipment TO Liverpool tn-d,v s,II -,
90 '';' Inc recent news f,om EnyI.pd so f.,
iron, , improving prices, has made the market how,
nero Is, learn from the Western r,ners r,oyo
uou"e on the frontier. The two Eiri,ish nrr,J
seam 'sniPs " Ninos" and Toronto" rnonred he
tween Navy Island and the Canaditn sbore 49,.
hF'i upon from the Island during one nisbt las,
Eoch. sixty -hvc kegs of powder were stolen
rom tae magazine near Lockporl on FRIDAY nigb,
General ScotG IS fortunately unon the frantic,
ne was at LewIstown lew days since. sunerin.
'e"u'"s Tue mounting of cannon on Fort Magma.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

near affirmed tina, Il the President veto the pre-.
So" ON, detriment eStreme-disrup;ure-lo of
,v PuoiS confidence, must Inure TO the Whis partyl
WY Sof Has the Wing party been deficient or
WS"sen' IN any part Of its dutyl And If the PFC
win sphere of action independent ol the
rreIANuNe action, d.Sarpoiut the pcnnlr, are the
voPe 81 &c treated with the disrospgct OF having II,
supposed that they are soins to visit the dssppoin,
mem, or the fault, II there be fault on the marty who
n's la'orcd to avert ~ The party IA Congress
nave rendered obedience to the popular mantate
-" Prescribed, IN language not to he mistaken
ehansc m the fiscal action of the Government They
nave presented the subsisiins n,lo Of action. The
Hr'- ieasury, for repeal. Ii ha, been ropaaled-
ihey nave refused To present the State Bank sys-
EN- condemned like the Sub-TreNsury 10y the YER
u'cl OF The popular sentiment for ADOPTION. IN has
nnt oecn adopted. They have presented n h,nk
uH' IN the form deemed most coninrmahc to the
views OF tue Executive CO ordinate IN acton with
themselves acting IN Congress This has not been
ADOPTED. They will have presented il the present
OIL pass, another form OF a fiscal agency DESIGNED
!" AVOID, and supposed to avoid the objections which
a'u Drought the exercise OF tho veto power on the
o'hk OIL Tbs, too, will have been refused. What
remained TO them To dol Nothing They have no
more schemes to offer. They know Of nonc other
~hich would avail. They ought, perhaps might
VIC J"S'heu IN standing IN defence Oi their nd-pc nd
'n'S anu dignity, compromised 10y two reflections
o' thcir advances. They wait for the expression of
nup"' sentiment. To that they make appeal
ms appeal IS twoiod in its Gom resolves into two
"IahvheS Have we done al. of our prescribed duty
"heh circumstances permitted 10 our powor1 III
we nave, Is not this our full du'y1 Have We not
e To the sword at fidelity foe the Scharse of mast
Huty whist inquirIng what further duty NAV be
prescribed Tor the iuturcl Finally. can any bc So
lneonSiierate as to fear suppose Ihit great nir-
w, formed out of the People Tor the People strong
IN the mobiles: prime pies of action cement-d hy the
priue "i glorious triumph, can TIC wrecked IN the
confidence OF the People Zoe q failure Ut the concur
rent action OF the President IN their faithful and Ia,
POROUS efforts To carry out the will OF the pconlr}
The statement OF such an inquiry gave (said MIR Az
he only answer which It required.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
$50. OOo, 3U OOo. % mn IN nm

hlch AMI brilliant sch"mc-ucr- prizes than bI,rks
NOR Wan on" OF the prizes will have on Them .r
',SI "' we OF inc drawn numb cTslG drawn b..fs
'NEnlI h"n'hgala LOTTERY, Extra Class y5-1'o y, ,Ir-
'u' Nv me drawing ui the Union Lottery ~ auth,tt, Z
w. "T lnlcrn~ improvements AlcAanIri ~ a So.
80, pr!A"ars ,"'I'gc and Common schools in thr
SO. ~ ' $500 's'lul Manuihcur ia the STATE 81
H.h 'ai"lu' Hrccn ant Pulaski Monuur M in 40 On
@ savannah sud SAT" ct Georgia Class NJ o Tor ISL ~
30 N'"u az Ai"Ntniria, ON Saturday 2ld October ISL
h'sh,h,,uI chime grand priz, OF SNWA 1 OF gnO n
"l -'wn OF lulH. of sEu, 1T 7uuu. of can I ~
22- F,s OF go, NJ &ill, of AEu n M. 10
i"9, - ~ ct 'n, 80 of So ~ of 100 100 Of sN
certificate ui aPLCLtIc OF ~ Whole ckrt. a IN a,
''-''''''''.io'--'''Sg Halt .do......IJo a.
m Do. ..........du. .....2G Eighth. ..,Iogg ,II
Whole Tickets s@J-shaTcs IA proportion.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
NEW YORK MAKKEr g., >.

m iOt'h MARhET, Sept. 2s.
ne business At tho board to day was large. bu,
p'"''Pa"y transacted at dec inc upon y,srsr,i
transactions. Delaware and Uulson cIo.c5 ~ :
i IiI "' /; Mohawk and Paterson Raj Rods oi H.
,l't'em "i ]; United States Bank of j. Ds,k 81
1 :, and Indiana hves of !, and L.ony I,i,n
wv WI hr"a oil upon the innl sales quoted yester
H'y brslon and Province Rail Road niv,nc.i /
pei. cent. Illinois SKIES of 1870, were sold Ia
EN.hAS@E-For eign-There is a slight demand
on ''r VI. on London. We quote to-day al 81
= D"n, ''e-S,es a; the board to-day of sllOO on
fhlade .phrl97i a %! an! on B,.,morc Isl 49, "a
AZ ih"aGelphii, Yesterday, United States BANK
SHltS were sold ut and 2OOO ut notes of tho in
su'u.ion at TO! cts. on the dolar. A small d,,,t
on New lork was sold at 1929.
sou 49, he sales yesterday amounted TO about
SUI oaIes. In prices we have no change.
fLouR-rhe demand is better today. and good
''''''ion brands Canal are held at 81, 50.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25
From the L. : G1zauc.
GREAT WIG MEETING.

IL seemed like the campaign Of 1910 to look on,
ins, m front of the lrd,psndence Hin m rho rI
los ihc meeting OF the Wing young men OF IN. c,,y
ana county How macy thousands were present
we cannot tell, but it was the largest nsscmbrorc n,
inc kigd we ever saw IN thlt place.
" -. ho'u prelhc,d the resolutions with some
eloquent remarks; when, the meet,ns c,Ir.J g.,
'onn NJ Scott, VINO was most happy IN his address
ME- Brown Of Northampton made an clo1ucn,
speech. To him succeeded the Hon. Mr. St,n,v ol
Worth Carolina, who occupied tho stand for some
time, with great effect. ''''''
Mr. Chandler then spoke. lie wa, CoIIoycl
by T. Joy Morris, Esq VINO concluded the .pc,lipr
IN truly eloquent address. Alter which The moe,
ing closed with three cheers for Henry Clay. tbrr,
Tor John B,nks, and three Tor Henry Mons. and
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-09-25

on 'he ga September, Ivy the Rcv'd MIR Nor.
Voc ~ ne residence % Judge CahriI R,,no,.''
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR OCTOBER
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