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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
RECORD.
MALTIMORE MARkET.

Office oths american, august %, s p. W.
FLOUIt-Tho market for Howard Street Flonr
mas Oecn dull during the week, until this morning.
when nm unexpected demand sprung uJ and soma
adVanecin price took place. Sales Of new Of good
soniard brands were made ycs',rdly at 50 t2t
aud 90 p, and this morning the market opened Ut
the latter price. Later IN the day sales Of about
500 barrels were made 81 SO 37! ard holders orc
now asking sc 80. No sales ut the lat named
price. We quote the receipt price NJ So.
Considerable SUES Of Guy Mills Flour were mado
Yesterday nj SO @, nud this at ernOon a sale Of
1900 bhls was made az 80 90, ca.h.
lot Of 500 ibis Susquohonnn Flour was sold
TO day az SO so.
GRAlN--Slcs Of good 10 best Nd. rcd whoais
wore made yesterday and to d1yo 81 2j = 81 80.
There WIS not a great deal il mark t. We note
sales NJ several parcels ~ Penrsylyonm red ycstcr-
day ami TO day, at 81 5jr - IS.
S,esof Corn to.d,y NJ ~ a re for white, and y
a 7Jc for yellow. A parcel Of Ponnsylvonii yellow
sold today ATS.
Sales Of Nd. Rye 0'G5 CSC; an1 Of Pcnnsy lvn.
ni1 ~ CO q ~.
Sales n Maryland Oats ntiJ &c.
Wil!SkEH-Tt demand for Wbi,ksv is very
Ohhhtd and sucs cIrHncl To small PARCELS We
q1'c hhjs NJ 23ic end bb's al - q 2lIr. Tho
E'n PRICE OF "oI' 2oc, :,usvo Of tho barrel,
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lcE.crdiy he plinluI intoIlIgenco oil Tho Jc,,.
OF ne Hon. GIBSON LEg reached thlr ,.rv. tho,,eb
NOT zee, we'd by us until ll,er the Comm.rci. l. ID
gone to f.ess. He died o. the evening Of Saturday
OF D. residence in the vicinity Of Geneva, of Billions
rem.ttcn, fever
50 N ice has hIled wide space In the city Of
New ors, not only 30 a man Of business Ian, ~
~ n"Yu1 concerns. lie was n. I'VE. We Rsr,sv,
Of u" town Of Lee, Massachusetts, where he was
to'ne 10 tie leather business, In which he erg,gcd
in inis cIIv, many wears dgo lie was a man ofgrcat
o,.y'y 'n' energy both Of holy and mind Ills bu-
siocss c...ar vas one Of long and b,,b n,osro,,,,,
Hnl ON nmpc fortune was the consequence = froT6
VINO" he contributed literally 10 every call fcb,r.
n.y. ana Tor every commcnd1ble pu1iic object re-
q1unS his aId. lie was a member Of the En,.co
pll rhnr'' ana ms walk and conversation we're in
UNISON with bis profession. NJ T. Com. .qdU.
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TENNESSEE ERECT
Fromthc Nashville whig. Au,n,,

q
THE ELECTlON-GRAND RESIrTT
give below the full returns from the late
election Notwithstanding the falling of in the ns
ses''e popular vote, we feel entirely satisfied with
"e general result, so far as It is be regarded an
INDEX to the political sentiments, upon Nations.
questions, OF the People OF Tennessee. The ma.
J'riy for the Wing candidate for Governor is M,
only decided. but under all the crcum,t,nces nj ,bo
canvass, highly respectable in numbers. and ,ou,I.
ycred''able TO the ability and zeal as q popul,r de-
oltero the Governcreect Comparatively A youn,
man-'a mere tyTO in politics" as his nemies smear.
,hsy termed hn-Mr. JonCs could not reasonable
have anticipated, nor did his friends hon. f,r az
same towering majority over his nppunent-n veto
ran IN public o, and an old camprIsner u tho f.IJ
OF party warfare 1t Sas the fortune of the Ine,,
ed Harrison to obtain in Tenn, ,sr- aver Mr.. Va,
Buren,. Ard he is certainly cUutI.d to l,s,irg b.
nor Tor the intropidlty and success with Which no
Ia thus trumPhautly carried the VIII, c,nsc
Vt"uSh long eni ,2OriouS canvass. and Rs one
81 ne results 'acol himself, m IN, second v,sr M
h'S 'o,l ca eA! ''ie H. the highest Office known
u the state Constitution.
The m1iori'v ~ tho Legislature has hoe, L,-,;
y reversed, as comga.ct WIKI III, vote m $50
ms Is result, scarcely less important than Inc dc
~" VI INC popular viii M the election Of Governor
~ VIC iioI'e OF Representative, wc have gained
every thing. v tn single cxcepton--tIe rot, n, of
an Opposition mcmberfon Rome countv-tbst
the vote OF November authorized us to expect: " n,Is
IN t'e senate, we have secured a strength vEi.b.
with the aid OF decided majority in the lowe
branch WI cause the popular will To be respect
co. ho' on'y IN the proceedings u tie two houses
on Ioir ballot, but IN the legislation Of the STAT.
generally. We profess to know little or noth.ny Of
tle reported pledges OF the Senator from the Noun
IAN district, hut we Certainly entertain the beliec
ls'teh- Ihened 10y the manly course of Mr. Turney
at the close Of the last General Assemble I ,I1,
whatever lac may believe to be the wishes Of a ma
JlHty OF hrs constituents, or Whatever assurances
I'rect or by implication, he may nave given ON
lhe stump viii, TO the best Of his Judgment, be
Carried out on the floor VI tho Senate
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FOR GOVERNOR.


From me Richmond Cl5isiian liroeo,s.
~ Tribute 10 The Memory Of The Rev. &. G.
Cook'ndn.-A very neat pamphlet of sixteen pages.
with this title, has been placed on our DESK with
The respects OF tie author" II contains "a brief
discourse; and the Lost Ship, Poem on the fate of
the Steamer President: delivered in tho Alexandria
Lyceum, June Is, 1871 BY Daniel Bryan.p
The Tribute" is published by the Alexandria
Lyceum, for the benefit Of the widow and orphans
Of the llmen,od Mr. Goodman" This considera.
ton Of itself will give the pamphlet strong c ain,
UPON the good and generous; but over aud above
THIS Il has merits OF high order which the in,ol-
gent reader will perceive aud appreciate. Tie
pamphlet Is for sale at the different book stores in
TINS cry, and we presume u will Ue soon found in
me principal towns IN the Siotc. Let every COPY
be disposed Of The reader may be certified that
while he is deriving personal Satisfaction from tho
perusal, ho will be contributing to the comfort of
those who have been suddenly and strangely over
wcmtd with grief
God moves in uysfcriousway,
Ills won l'rFt ~ perform.
II. plants 't- footsteps tn tho sea,
BEL D. o.
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" are grouhcd to learn. lint tho leading Con.
waves in oil. ibis section Of Virgins whose
.N'Ia "In The Wings previous 10 the last Presdcn
A = ccuon, gave so much f1,is tction, and contri.
yl'eo 50 much % the success Of the cause have IN
H1'I'ungy expressed their entire accordance ir
sentiment VII the great mass Of the party. sine,
'.o 700 ind VIII act together for the good of a.,
.Juuiry .-Hsr. Gaz
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Washington Irving is said to he seriously m NJ
his cottage, near Touytown. A RENTING bilious
fever, brought on by fatigue and exposure in re-
cent excursion TO the coal region Of Pennsylysnis Il
said 70 be the nature Of his malady.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

bEALTu rr Nav OELEAHs.-Thero were onl,
ven aeothi Of veJw fever IN New Orleans for
ne week ending the iOh and there are doubts
WI, thef these were cases Of the fever.
al, pEALTd or MoBuE.-The Chronicle, Of the
lzth, says, There Is no foundation Tor the repo,t
ulas we yellow flver is prevailing there Nota
case has occurred
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

Martyr PuoT.-Tho New York CONNER.
lhNs c.nhrm1 ne story Of tho noble conduct Of
tuC P'ol o. Tho Eric, But he crownng incident
VI VI, occasion w'S the martyrdom Of the pilot
"a th' hfe breaking out b. put the yessel head %
hn'ie, distant about 4 miles, anI actually burn.
~ "p '' l.- wheel, yes le never took his hands
ion lnai only hope for tho safety Of the passengers
e en,l lney we're oOnsumcd-such heroic self sacrl.
nee deserves an enduring record"
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or RICHMOND.

PORT OF RICHMOND.
High Water this day, II o'clock, r. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Sehr Columbus Wishari, New York, ballast.
SAILED,
Sehr Richmond, Chester, New York. tobacco
flour, NC.
sehr Amanda, Msskins, Baltimore, coal.
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~ The southern Literary Messenger for Sen.
tembo', will be issued and mailed 10 subscriber, on
Thursday, the2J.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28
oNGREss or THE UNITED STATES.
wAsnrSerOS, August IS, Isn.
IN SENATE

a., ,,,,,,,,N SrNA IL.
w, CALHOUN presented the proceedings OF
~ oe"E " ue e'uLeh, OF ie,e,Sourg, va thanking
~ iros'uoN to' MS veto Messacc, approving o
no opposnon measures before Congress, and m
49, un1 Itos'nen1 20 veto OF INC Land bil'
u'ons 'ne resolutions ADOPTED, was one speaking
~ tIth' OF hankiHiness Tor 'he inlerposi'ion OF
a. ''o'"e"oe III placing VIZ iy'et Where
,,,,,,-r,,
WI " III l T. OF mo; ana others interpreted the
,,,sS'u'oh d. a hahNuheSs Tor the removal o. Gen
harrison. The proceedings were land upon the
'uo'c ""u o'ueteo u" ne PRIME
THE SELECT COMMITTEES ON THE BANK
BILL. FROM THE HOUSE.
Al r-t>,, . ,r.l- IL, .,--.. - r
n''p ~ H'noi'n', ca u .lo e''eu'Cu OF
We. g., ~. s,,slti.-,,;,, - - M, IN go
a.. H. Of W'a,, '"' ~ - %, ,,""
cons,s,.J 81 ~. r,,it,,;,. s,,I.r,,,, . 49, p
-. 49, NS.Lss +, - 80 n ,s, -
NJ KISs o-I.,s,,t 'L, 49, SS 49,, ~ l.
Lo.n 49,. .,,.,;,,,,,.J ,s,;s,,.I - -
The, ro,o ~ ,Lo ,,;,or ,,i - -, H. ,,,,,
Uo .o,.idcr.J ,bs 800. oS ,,oct;n .,I :;
go So, " " ~ P''Ne''"s unusual III
A. BENTON r,s. 20 ,5j-.ss ,b. S.,,,. ,l,,
'Tbe VICE PIP ESIDENT b.,sca Ic.Yo -, 60.
,b. rc,,o, winch b,d I'D hin, 80 r,,Lo IN. 80.
ton II would be remarked Thai when the RAM
RiII ,y,, n,rod,,.d "a IN. Se,,,. ,,ic-3,y !, III
been ob;scteJ 10 pnon n ro,ion 40 nos,,,6rs go
upop tho second r.atinc of The Bill. The minutes
up,n the record were found TO be opDose5 10 tbc
bill
In the l,x parliam,uiaria of Great britain which
gH thR mod n N al nFfar he
follows. Thai no member ,hould I've pl,ccd uno1
INV select committee having cbaroe ON Queen sh
iecy who was decidedIv hostile to the n,casprs =,
any provision in il. RE had. therefore peen GOV.
ern,d Inv tho parl,,msptnry 1uio ON ms action II
il wa, wrong the Senate miebt correc, il.
Mr. BENTON and MIR WALKER argued that
if il was the law Of Parliament was not the prac
tce of CONGRESS eycept i'm The case of the Bank of
the United States Committee OF 1884
Mr Benton spoke at some length upon the ap. |
rointment Of the COMMITTEE He considered ,bs |
selectioa Of the Committee as almost novel and in
rel renee to the Bll-parliculary OF the name. he
amused imself a, some length. He thought II |
shout he called ga Corporocity" or othe me Al tub
BarE,~ or "tbe Shakcpoke'" He con,endcd 100.
that II was the same .ort of monster as the Exscu.
tive had killed by his Veto and the Senate by re-
flslng il \ two thirds vote,
Upon each of the names by which the Senator
denounced the rev Bank. he amused bin,,Ifbv
giving the origin and all: the "Co.poroc,y.~ was
his own invcntIon.-"the Shnkepoke" am incident
Of school bow his,ory-the Meal Tub story was
one from E,op's fables and the last of the Siusrs
MIR KING, after the debate had prosresseJ an
some length, withdrew his motion. The discussion
followed upon the orders of the day being the bi.I
to Distribute the proceeds from The sa es OF the
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

\ Arnold had not said that he was emo NH, - h,,
"no party manu- "s' '"'
Wei. IL he is no PARTY man. then he eanno, be-
sig TO the Wing party. That's good losic Nv
he can 6e a no party man, and vet Of The MN,
pauy, Is an abstraction too refned for me, D,es
the gentleman remember who ere teleg,,rs IN an.
sia''spu's convention One OF them be.
tore me, (Ns BOardman OF ConnecticutO ami
sse some round me who received the HARRISBURG
domination with Joy, who are now isht,ns with ali
iheir strength osanStt; while Others who danoun-
advocates ana defenders. Does the genI,en,ap f,on,
Iennt ssec remember that John Tyler went 10 tb.,
Convention To vote toe Henry Ciay1 Ousbt he
not TO oe Judged with some eharity1 Charity
things; and every Wing ought to exetcise n li, Of
II toward his own President. | am no, rod, Ia
surrender the President 10 the LosoE,coS No s,,.
he could not 1--we IN that atmosphere; he could have
90 rest IN that camp. He has no conmc, nfincipies
with those men; they have nel;hcr par, nor Ia, IN
his heart. His heart IS Why. | do moi p,v.,Ir
Know how or wherein the Preside nj differ in w n
clp.e hon us II : true thai wanted a bank.
and ninety nine out o. a hundred OF the tre rS oI
a SanN would have preferred an old fashioned Uni.
ted States Bank. This the President cannot ,srre
to' but H. willing, - far as appears to civ, 49,,
eanA though It must not he a bank Of discount In
ms Veto message lie certainly niniateS that ne can
,Sn bank to5 dePoSlte and exchange; and why
ann IN advance, when he appears wlllIpS
50 Tar as ne can 10 n without sacrifice of ptinci
e. to SAerinee his personal pceudlceS 10 the public
's' "''N "''S S'lltEAt prosperity ct he I've
uenoHnceu IN he most unmeaSureu terms. [ have
heard much more said against him than has now
ia"en from the gentleman from Tennessee, and
heard :; with many pangs Of heart.
Mr :. said he would not a. 'ude 10 the course mr.
ne language NJ The gentleman from Virginia (Nlr
w ISe,) whose course had always been err,tic
housh rs N'ents commanded respect That Gem
Isman was no Wing. And he would say to the /
,entenlsn that the army he soush, 10 rally and NJ
ne head OF which he seemed deSirOus TO place him
SELL were altogether TOO pGny 10 90 the VIII. par
y OF ms country any harm. The gentleman might .
: We. sooo' arrows ~ The sun as attempt by such
.ssaiilnis TO impair the Wing strength
AND what had been the course Of othersl One
lad SAID thst he would "raihct die in the whis ranks
nan 1--we with the LocOtocOs." Yet that same zen. !
eman who would so greatly prefer dying with the
" hlss had made speech here for the very purpose
IS would seem, OF Glowing up the flames Of dis |
ord which should destroy, Il possible, the Wbis
'a'ty and all Us hopes. MIR. :. Sait he never in
us NE had heard such an uncracious, unspstnr at
ie2l friends Dying said Mr.. :. isa tcrribl. tbirc.
housh we must a. come 10 II.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

Iy tic, aut 90 W. Euow not where:
10 ne m cold uusITuc-i, N. AMI o.. rot,
ilis sens ole warm muIt1u 90 become
4 Suc' iel cIot an me dcI-ht., snIr,f
10 Hsile roo tiery ln1is, OTTO resi-,
~ 'iaiuc regions 10 THE s,ntart l-c:
To De 'ruB;rSunct .n the virVIs N,r,iz
hui blown With res less violence ab,ut
The pendant Mold -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-28

God moves in a mysterious way,
W. w0ul'rsto prriorm.
III piluIE hts ipIt ten. iu fhc sea.
md riacsupou he Storm
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Every Canal Boat must have its name and hailins place ,as
"0CEoL.A Of scoTTsvH.l.E") painted conspicnonsy on the
ont side of the boat, in letters NJ least four inches in height: aud
the owners are required 10 deliver 10 the toll eatherrr first applied
10 for a clearance, = certificate = !, rf r. " signed ny 'n IN , rbs,g ~
of ownership, the new owners must deliver 10 The toll. eatherera
In relation 10 rirer hnais, the Beard Of Directors Of the Conpa-
ny, ON Tie 3Oh December, lao, adopted the following preamble
aud resolutions:
River and Kanawha Canal, the President and Directors are antho,
rised to permit the use Of common river boats, under sucn slesla,
regulations, and for such time, a they shall think reasunahie ana
proper: ,r,, ,he further
order Of the Board, 10 navigate the Canal under the ioho"ihs
M I@rk. keeper shall he required to pass such boats thronshhs
I,rk b.twecn The hour of 9 O'Clock al night, and DAY Heht w VIC
oo y \" ~ Loci. kerncr shall PASS any such boa, through his locks,
unless il shall be provided with strappins or snunbihs 'hes ~
The nuroose Of properly fastening said boat TO The sirapplnso OF
= y IN ssenainiu. the weights Of the eareoes OF such riverhoafs,
=, .,,.s v,l.re m. fable III assumed weights canh"t D. appiien,
The tolisatherers, IN the eve .h :, ~ nv, ,nr.,ss' nay cause The
same 10 be asterlalned by aetna we's''hs' Al "ee !" s'd
"a !. 90, . boats are not required To be registered or named;
IN, in tr.ir bills Of ladiu., crttincates ana cleafaices, they siali
n. drsienated hy The names OF thrlr owner.
=" - no JIs, January, 1871, the following additional regulations
us,aa do,,rd by The President aud Directors, relative 10 river
boats on their downward voyages, whether using the river or
All such boats loading at or above %Lynchburg, shall pay tolls
All snch boats loading on the north side of James river; below
Lynchburg, Except those ls lding on the Rivanna river above the
loves, dam thereon) shall pay t.lis from the point at which they
All such boats loading on the south side Of James river. At or
ahoye Lock No. 4, being the out fall lock next above Maiden's Adj
venture Dam and below the Seven Islands Feeder, together whh
all such boats loading on the Riyanna riyer above the lowest dam
thereon, shall pay tolls from said Lock No T.
All such boats loading IN The souta side of James River, above
the Seven Islands Feeder, and below the I've River Dan' 'hai
nav tails from The Seven l-Iand- Feeder.
the I've River Dam, and below The Joshua Falls Dam, sns,i pay y
tolls from the combined Locks, Nos. 10 m =, pehs 'he o"''d'A
locks, next above Tye River Dam.
By order of the r'e,id en-, and rTE DIIss.S'' se,asrv.
Richmond. aafb Jan, lsil. e3-2aw4w
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coz rur rA.nrLnrr

FOX Tux ENQUIRER
FIDELITY TO INTERNATIONAL oBLiGATioNs.
Among the paragraphs rom French papers recent
y transmitted by the Paris correspondent understood
. he our countryman MIR. Walsh Of the National In
-'''grncer, is one which does high honor to the trbu.
~, Of that nation. IL is tir III ,- striking at this mo-
uenl from the contrast presented by their conduct 10
hat of some Of The functionaries If our own country,
N recent occasions, arising from the game cause, the
Wild enthusiasm If the hour, which, IA the pursuit OF
Il qualification, would trampls under f,otcrery pI1ci-
lie tia, nplinlls the fabric Of society, and prevents the
Nations of the earth from %tn"bl!ns into one chaotic
mass Of ruins:
.sTie negro slave Pedro, who, as we stated the other
iay from lie Harrc L0urnui, had claimed his freedom,
being on the soil Of France, has, we now learn from the
same source, been given up by the Judicial authorities
II Havre to his owner, and has been re-embarked Tor
Porto Rico. The claim set up was, that he was part OF
The ships crew, and had deserted. The person VINO
wished 10 protect him had him arrested fora pretended
iebt of250fr, bu; the Captain ofthe ship paid the sum,
nesides lG0fr. for the expenses, and the poor slave was
then made TO 20 on board"
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Judge May declares to The House of Delegates, that
u. Riycs had expressed his decided opposition to a
N,uonsl Bank OF constitutional grounds. But Mr.
Ryes declared in the Senate Of the L. S, that as be.
,g-en ! Maternal cauk and the Sub-Treasury system
II would pause ieas. Can the Judge or any o,hei
Gentleman say. VIVA! has been the result Of that pause
ms believed that the issue is now to be made between
ti-se Two iueasures-and it is possible, nay probable
til, the teclsion may hang upon the result of that ce
ie.ra,ed pause. Tbs very pause itself is extraordinary
.r5 suspicious. l!oS can any man pause between one
at..a-e winch - directly contrary 10 the Constitution
i is ccrn,ry-aai another, which is accompanied BY
q coa..;u.oHa. s%cIuple' This consideration alone
c.n. 10 settle the question in every weli-regulaiec
md. Is DR.. Duncan says, can General Harrison OF
81 aag man on one day lay his hand upon the Holy
go.k. N tie preseE rec Of the People, and swear to main
T.. tic Constitution Of his country-and on the mex
Ia. consen, 70 sanction a measure which he publicly
.rNs 10 be a breach of the Constitution:
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Your fellow citizen aud servant,
II. O. GRAlSON.
TO 777E EDI7OE or TIE Ey'QUIaEH
~ respectfully,

TIE cILpEPER DISTRICT.
We feel alarmed for the saiet y OF Democracy N our
district-not that we have lost my OF our strength, hut
for fear o. a split IN the party, tccasionsd ny running
two men Of oar party. Mr.. Banks, our present repre-
sentative, is known 10 be in the field, and on yesterday,
to our astonishment, we heard VIM. Smith, Esq de-
clarcd n Candidate for the same seat in Congress. we
do not deny tie right Of any gentleman to become n
candidate, either at his own instance or that OF ms
friends: but We maintain the doctrine that, 'cnion IS
strength, and If we allow ourselves 10 he sptt ny run
ming two can didates, have we not Just cause 10 lear
Though The Wings may start no c%andida,r-l tna'
our cause il 10 be greatly weakened, and this De.
mocraiic DLtrict sold TO the Black Cockadc FEDERAL
Party, subject TO the dictaticn OF Abolition the
iitjui Conservatives, and every other fragment Vi 'h'ch
that party is composed. That Col. Banks has s,nck
TO our party and represented us faithfully in Congress,
we presume NJ one Will deny; and on the other nan d,
that Mr.. Smith should be rewarded for the great AMI
unqualified ahi!ity nc displayed III the Presidential con-
test, is conceded by all. How shall these conflicting IN
,eres's he rec"ncIleds Is it not the duty Of In DIS
tfic. 10 interfere and say which of tine two Shall be !
the candidate: IL certainly is. We propose, that each
of the counties composing this Congressional District
shall appoin; a delegation 10 convene at C|ulpepcr {. II.
the first day Of March Court, Sd Monday, and that said
Convention shall decide the point. We pledge ourselves
to support that nomination. VIII not the counties of
Spotlsy!vania, Orange, Green, Madison and Culpeper
aid us to keep 10 Eether that party, which has 50 tri-
umphanlly sustained the prime pies Of Democracy and
Equal Rights, hy meeting our delegation at that time:
MANY NCTERS OF RAPPAHANNOCk.