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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
zs.s6nd REJECTION Of ths Land FuaaSy ihs ssnsis
or Ti1ginis.

TUESDAY, March Is.
The Locos n the Senate, having succeeted ia
blinking The question of reception, BY coupling
ii with other extFaneous matters. when the sub
ject was first taken up. The wings determined 10
bring the gentlemen to . direct vote, and say
q .Ntney'' or mo Meney-" For this purpose, Mr.
Preston, on Saturday, introduced a resolution,
simply declaring that ViTginias quota Of the
Land money ought 10 be received The Speak
e. ruled slhe resolution out Of order, On the
ground that the subleck matirf had been before
disposed Of. An appeal was taken, which was
discussed throughout Saturday. and was resum-
"a to-day. when The decision was overrnled- ] 5
TO Is. Mr. voolfolk lhenI offered an amend
ment similar TO that Which was offered OF
former occasion. This fell by Tie vote- 5 TO
Is. Various other amendments vere' submit
ted, 20 enbarrass The resolution, and 70 enable
certain gentlemen. whose constituents are in fs-
voE Of receiving the money. 10 dodge the ques-
tion-bni they were all ent of BY The previous
question. Then came the Tub-the naked reso-
luiion money or no money being the ques-
lion. The resolution was rejected BY is-<|
ayes Is, nays l5-erery Locu Foco, including
Mr. Speaker, Mr. Newman and Mr.. Thompson,
FolSne in the negsifrs. We annex the ayes and
nats that the country may see that the los Of
the money Is referable solely 10 Locofoeoism.
F AYES-Nessrs Campbell, Thornton Coeke.
Peyton. Bondufaui. copTsa. Preston, Tonssall.
Lyons, Carer. Faulkner, Wooihense, Fonfaine,
AIeIih7net. and stndeFscns---l5.
MAYS Nest Nah, fsreaker.l Huntnp. /
Carson. Willey, .tskinson. Baptist, Woolfoik,
Piper, Bouldinl Nofetf, Shinn. McNuIlen. Scott
and T4ompson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

There has heeH quite revival Of, Religion in
SIaepherdstnaa lately Daring the last two
weeks, here has been frequent service in The
several churches, and aScheering increase Of
membership.
The Episcopal Church is undergoing renoya-
ton and enlargement. Being On an elevated
position, i presents fine appearance as the
traveller approaches the, town. i, il Of The
Gothic order Of architecture, and WIN d. credit
% he workmen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

The Armorers are charged with ihsubordina.
ton for resisting a patpabte grew ance. The
Administration, Wills, they rebuke such move
men, Sc, the example OF srt,perding a lGs fol
more than twelve monihs. "a the first ease
there is no pledge other than implied obedience
lin the other. tkefe Is a solemn oath 10 execute
and support the laws. Which isl.he greater Of
fence -. D.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

y. s LoAS-The National IntelIigencer Of
Thursday says III gives Us pleasure 10 be able
to state fha, an oter has bern made TO The Co.
vernmeni, - par, and On otherwise favorable
terms. for a considerable part Of The U. s. Loan
lately authorized by an act ef Congress.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

ABSENT MiNpEpsKss The National Intelli..
gencer states the majority in committee Of lie
whole, in the House ef Representatives,. at j 6,
on the adoption Of 81 son as the Ratio Of Repre-.
sentalion for the next ten years And ii also
states The absence of ninety members when The
vote was taken. A full vote, therefore. if ever
taken, may change The decision Al The ratio
named, the House would consist Of $50 meg
befs
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

Honey .affairs IN Baltimore.-1t isoen.
crafty conceded 90 all sides. that business hes
gaifaIfs are getting better In our civ
Mosey is easier, and The trade oftbe citv
i GENERALLY improving. Its 10 Be boped.
thai The worst is passed. and thai we viii
speedily have a return Of prosperous tines
Inc increased price Of stocks indicates a.
healthy feeling. City. skies, which ha5
gone down 10 so, have been sold within :
few days al 76 They are low, however.
wayering a striHe. owing 10 he amo,,nt.
thrown into market, but thai will so,r.
pass The city has heretofore sustained
andiwill sustain hepcredit. Sun. 8.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

BANK or KENruckT. The question
disputed Tor long tine ii relation 10 he
franduleat stock Of ibis Bank issued bv
its agent ir Phalaielphia has been finally
settled. the Kentucky Bank recSxoizine.
and rishtfully. all the stock 10 tie bands
Of the innocent holders.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

Mr.. Thomss L. Hamer, formerly Loco
NFoco mesnbsf Of Congress. and other gen
lifemen protesting The same poliiics, 10
adams County. OHIO. have held a meet.
ing. and passed resolutions against, what
they call, the "hsrd money faction in
thai State. and in favnrof well regulated
banks and sopna currency. After
while, eperb phers, pohfies onthe subject
oil banks and the currency !. will be made
10 yield 10 COMMON ssnie. and the business
necessities Of the People. II .4Ier. Gar.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
IRrsI1MprInN

Lett te remfmseted that. after the House
q Delega,es had fixed the Isl Of July as the day
Of Resumption 1t The Banks the Senate, with i
majority Of Anti Bank men in il, refused to-
concur, and a2Pninied The frs, OF November.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

A memorial. asking Congress 10 surrender The
government stock in The Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal (sa. 500, OOOl to The State Or Maryland
says -
'The Canal Is now navigabie from the District
OF Columbia 70 Dam Nosf6-i40 ni,es-frem
that pplnI 10 CunheFland or The cnal region, is
so mies-of this last distance, three fifhs Of he
work is done Ii requires 50 000, 0tia more to
pay the existing debts incurred on This paFi or
The work, and: 70 comPlete the Canal 10 Cumber-
land !; I#
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

III for he Apnsr,ioarbent q Repressn-
f.,Sves aceesdi1I, a. fl.e tais Genus. The Il
1eei,;nns asxe. ias Wow i sieee Of ise5
tp6,,f. 81 a. g s. id fhe fsa der. 4
4. s,-.- q. ~ IS. ,s,..tSs;vs 8
tte ~. - slr -,s -
70 Mntl ne seuse o. me Rv1se va 49,
na,ely be On the qua Ilions lnyoiEeo 10
o. Ihafti1y, he Seeaif REUSED . eprt.p-t
81. Alias resolusisn. raiains fes i1formasien
= :. -. n -. 4 ..r.Sivr il ne Rhnae
s.s.,S sss,s....,s-s 4 1900 rs le.d on
r--.' $3.50. - -,,..1. s,.,s
~ s-.s.,t,].,,.
me ness fatiAs1 c9-74 ~ - :
meat Bill, and o. Th1fsda4 agreee 70 ne nun
iber of 81 SCI A. ~ falie of Represeasaiion,
On Fridsfz 1sr,a1s kiisstsFefe .esQsitefsd, ard
49, $500 - .s.s, ~. % siesrn RI
Z. =. - ybS..... ~ f,..sn.
80, Sc = ...s,'3a - -.
isslt PointH 7'snaie ersa1lyA = .efa- sl.e 80
mrnarr q he visit
The fessiioI ali was mftior By Mr.. Everett
8 - 3, $500 m. \, carried 81 ~,
.,.-,,,s...,s ~ si,.r teeei,sna several Esern.
live 3 sos,e5,s . osn he sp.aker,s liable and 81
sennr hen so 5. psinisd. he House s6I9hrn-
81 oSet .ils siosdaF. being ihi ssst s5jouttmeu
/ of de kind. Ia ,hree moblhs. n
csvt.7sadsnsl sftks Bsirlners PziTioi
Wasaitaros, Al pm ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

NoRTH CAROLINA The Bank Of The
State and the Bank Of Cape Fear have
resolved to resume The payment Of specie
o1 All their obligaiiqss, os. fondav a. 81
of Nav prorime.I &
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

t Proposals are ont from The Treasury for, 4
loan Of ttrse end . half millions under the new
law, to be paid one-ihird onk .heasl 5th of MAY
one third on the Isl OF June, and the balance on
the lst o. July Proposals 10 be- received at the
Treasury I'LL the LIST 81 MAY. The stock 10 bear
6 percent, ard 10 run for 20 wears No ptopo-
sails 70 be received for less tnan $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

A letter from Gen. Cas-. our Minister 10
France, announces The death Of General j. R
Frswrck. Amsrieaa Consul al MarseilIes-a
gaIIant ofierr Of ihe iaie war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

The Circuit s. psrior codrt o. Law and Chan
Gerry for Berkeley County commenced ON yester-
day. the 9th abd the Jefferson Term will COM
mence on Tuesday The 10Th Of May. 1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

|! Death n he Right Rec, Bishop CoaSsH This
venerable prelate died 10 Philadelp ha on The 22d,
between l2 and Io'clock, aged 81 years, having
resided 10 Philadelphia since 1890. as Roman
Catholic Bishop OF the dioeese. His funeral
tock place at ST. Jpsephs Church OH Saturday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

Triumph Of Lar & o. der in Rhode Island.
The good citizens Of Rhode Island Says
the New York Courier have thoroughly
FRUSTRATED The bad ones. and law and Or
der have SO triumphantly prevailed over
disorder and disorgsnization, thlt we trnst
there IS no longer any apprehension 10
Sc enlertainedSpf violence in that patriot
Iic little State The legal election which
took place on Wednesday las, fesultedin
The election Of THE entire ticket,of State
Ofcers BY a rote Of 7,l52, without In
cluJing Charlestown and Block Island,
vlhchhad not been heard from, and which
VIII probably increase The aggregate vote
TO k6ont I 800. H
4 ahls Is handsome majority Of all the
voters fn.the State-the numberlof votes
given for The insufgent candidatesson The.
Monday previous being but little over
5000. The House Ct Representatives.
viii consist Of 62 Rhode Island Men. ],
and 10 disorganizers InGrand Commit.
teekon joint ballo, % organizers andslOt
disgrg anizersl This IS indeed capital
coasummation, and one ina, cohfers high
honor upon the gallant citizens Of that
State.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

The great statesman Of The Wes: the
me Hon HENRY CLAY, left this city yes
ierday morning for bis home 10 Kenluc-
~. Baltimore Aneriean DC Tuesday.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

Inc western paners announces me death
Of The Hon- ]. Il HOFFMAN. q. s. Dis
Hicl Judge f4 Indiana.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
DlsrRIBUTIoN AcT-

The Honse proceeded 10 fhe eonsidersiioa of
The resolutions fef The aPpoihimeni 81 eemnis-
sioner 10 receive Tbs States proportion nadeI
The Disirfhution Act, as amended on mcli9r 81
Mr. DsFmaa, With The amendment proposed BY
Mr. Bayly, which vas under coDsidefalion rhen
he HOUSE adjddrnedyes
Mr. Holladsf b. ldayefpf The House wishafs~
The resolution So hmiliea BY Mr Besly. eSa ~
ssssssss g sns lolns y.
s1fse agehi 70 fsseife The quota which ss.sis fs
due to- Virginia. After some remarks fFom
Metsrs GoodsSns and Mauin Of Tyler, The frso-
Istion amended was adopted-ayes 6s, noes
Sc. As follows:
ArEs-M es4s. SoulhalL (Speakef,) RIves,
7 Davis Of A., Kinney. Brooke, Nays. Michel,
! Hunter. Newkitk. Moore, lTolet. Noxln, APP
person, cardweiI. Breadus. Irving, Sempie,
Thomas. Scott off, Foster. Mclaughlin, Payne.
Woods, Early, FfeDsh. Robins. ErSkine, Vance.
P1gh, Thompson; Mullen, M-Rae GriRgs. Bow
den, Aoler, Kennedy. Smith Of X Waliace of
X. g. Edmones. Taylor Of l. Ramey, NcIlha-
Bey, Smith Of NJ g& j., Cspeuon. Davis Of M g.
r.. 0rrick, Harreii. Taylor Of n B., Eikeriiee,
Waits, VERIFY, EGRingion, Ghesihan, WILLIAMS
/ Keen. Griaiss, Dey Elliott. STROLLER, Dspel
I Leyburn, Utquharl, Cruichheli. Ford. lHariA Of
4 T. Mayo aud Jackson-6s. can Wings exeept
Messrs Grimes and Martin Of sTyler.1
! NcEs -Messrs. Aiiwofth, Holloway, HSrgiet
Robinson. Cox q q L. Jones ef Brooke, Hid
dick, Harrison q iB, Jones q . Hask,ns, sam
uel, Wood. Byrd Carroll. Clark, Watkins, hin.
cheloe, Armstrong, HollemaB, Davis Of II q
! O., Woodward, Iioliaday, Marshall, Marue Of
NJ. Diaes. Bayd, Scott Of MI, Morgan, HsFri-
son OF M !, Lyon, Smith Of NJ Fitzgerald ai'
den, M'Phersen, Riner, Wallace of p, Brown
OFF Wilson, Heath, Brawner! McCauley, Sbir-
man, Smith Of RI, cowan, Qpien, Gaiewsod.
Crawford, Tate, Warren, Bowen, Back, Good
son and Leiwich-56 (Alh Loco Focos.)
The following. Is the resolution as amended
and n..,ed, Ni
ap.s-,.e,,.. Il. -, .,,. .,rEu.s;.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
CrIEER.IlNe..I %.
From ~ Aalidslal IalslIigfneer

vi 11 From III sAationGI Iniellgencef. fE
The following paragraphs, from The New York
Journal Of Commerce Of April goth, satisfacto-
riiy confirm The opinion we have already ex-
pressed that the spirit manifested in Congress by
the passage Of the Loan Bill. and BY o,hsT in
dicatiens, would Of itself have The efectto Re.
inyigorale the public confidence, and revive The
ldrooping spirits o. The country - sll5 /. 4
1.-The difficulties which have existed
this Spring are passing over. Business
within few days has become tolerablv
brisk; payments from the country are
better; money in the city Is plenty the
disasters which were feared and predicted
six weeks ago have not, happened and
Iso conhdenceRis recovering strength. -
The banks may now come oikSof their
shells little, and they will Of course do.
$50, and moneved men who have been
hiding their treasures1Will be GLAD 70 pn-
lock them.
1T has been supposed that j. would be
difficult for the State Of New York and
abe United States 10 negotiate Abe loans
which were to comeinto market :oget heK,
aheptt this time. But il is now satisfaction
lilly ascertained that there will be no
trouble about ehhersloan. The national
loan il not vented ct present, more than
two or three millions 81 IT.; and for this.
and The whole 10 fact, there are plenty Of
bidders. This little loan will be . choice
stock among the rich men. and they will
soon find there is not = crnmb piece for
them all, and will be glad 10 take New
y ok State bonds tthe very high rate Of
interest which they bear" t5 4 \
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
sENATE-Mareh 9.
REJECTION OF THE DISTRIBUTION

at I. FUND.
The following We copy from the Richmond
Enquirer Il will seen, that By strict parry
vote, the SeHste has refused 10 appoint an agenl
TO receive the Virginia quota Of the proceeds Of
the public lands.
SENATE.
The fesoluaion from the House of Delegates
appointing the Treasurer ihe agentio receive The
quota due Virginia under the Distribution asI,
came up for consideration
Mr. Bouldin moved lis reference 10 the con-
millse % general laws. The vote on this mo-
lion was as follows:
h Avs MesSrs, Nash (speaker,) Hunton, Car.
Bouldin, Shinn, McMalen. Scott, Newman,
Thompson and Mofeit-l5.j
NOEs - Messrs. Campbell, Cooke, Peyiou,
Rondurani, Conrad. Preston, Lyons. Carer,
Faulkner, Woodhonse, Fon;aine, McIlhansy,
Thornton, Tunsiall and Anserson-l5
Mr.. lBoUdin then offered as 40 amendment Is
the resolution. the same which was offered in the
House Of Delegates BY Mr.. Bayly This amend.
ment, after some discussion, was adop;fd--aves
l6, noes II. (The vote was the same as the
foregoing, sxcep; that Mr.. Thornton voted for
the amendmehs.)
THE Senate full. with the exception Of two
Senators. Messrs. custis aud Tpd-the one a
Wing, and Iks other Republican,
The question required on the adoption ofNlhs
resolution, as amended. I
a long debate then arose, and sundry addfv
tioazl amendments were proposed. but without
success. The resolution as amended. was re-
jected By avo,e Of ten to twenty; and, al half
past four, the Senate adjourned.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28
| THE nIFFER.ENG

sMr Askmup being unable 10 serve, Henry
Vose, Esq was afterwards appointed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-04-28

Ye saSioin ILL lAki p%ssea IL ths. iast session.
Tor the purpose 81 pressbsifE fraadsz = : elaul-
SIS draws. BUT IS mas object may ee ga'hsfsd'
By rsfercAsste Ihs elsisss relssjng y deeds 'os
lard .rri,hans eng goed - talnasis eeasasra'lss..
tn. Commencement nises u srsrx man Tie
risas 10 vsts 81 ftsslold tofth sss, and i sAs
individual purchase ikoFraias, he beg y Eavsh
right 10 90 ~ &c PlfPsss ssiis'g e sos saI
other purpose. The law will operate, howese,,
On several s.gox ket deeds !, III III ceupty.
7s hrNi AIT
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29
fronnih .,o,tuih Be"con, September q.
SPLENDID NAVAL FETE..

splendid llai given bnand the L. =. ship OF
the luc Pennsy wanna Nedpcsda, evening, by Com
nojors Kennedy. 10 Capt Iiicard and the officers o
hs Majesty the King OF the Ffencbs ship Gree. which
is lying At the anchorage of the Naval liospsl.
The tall room occupied tic whole ct the QnsreT
DECK extending 8n the fnainnast To the aiirail com
pfsng distance nf hundred feet, while the width oi
the same nearly hns feet. IL awnines were lined
with the flags af al tue great civilized nations of the
nlobe having reference thsT arrangements Ia Their
geographical social s. comtpcrcal relations to cal, other
which beautifully aInlnsied by chandeliers fon-
ed o hayoneis, aud inrsas arranged In fscks the whole
being aselny decorated and csooncd with eyergreens
encrcling tho entire canopy
On the after part fthe d,ok platform was erected
covered with rich Brussels capcing, sustaining payi
lion formed ofeyergrcens. on either wing Of Inch
Pm i.hation bower IN whose shady recesscs We ever
and observed sane hie atees and psssny llira.
tons during the intervals ot the dance. Over this canu-
pY in gilt letters, the ycnefaicd names Of
Washington in the centre. afayee on The right and
kaseiusko The left; and under the of the arch
was l,iwfence's dying motto, under his name, IL
gil letters. "Dpnt nigo MP HE ship" Over each pun
port commencing ff also in gilt letters the
Of Tyler, Louis Philippe and all ofthe deceased
Naval heroes. arranged IN order ageeaby Ia their rlnk
The opposite end II the occupied by the
Orchestra composed II the splendid band ofihe Penn
sylyana. under The direction OF It's scientific leader Ar
Nes, who were seated elevated staging hand
suncy sci fl with naps
the flags Of France aud the United States ntertn med
aud with other symbols OF national character Ins
word the toe ensemble s,rkngly elegant aud even
magnificent Indeed observed that most of the CON
pany when ushered into the room manifested sense of
high admiration. and "e ourselves while The sJlt strains
ol music ie on our ears AMI syph like forms 1oatcd
- il were on the air, when gracefully moving in the
dance could scarcely realize that we were not in
ohanicd palace.
The Commodore and MIR Kennedy received the
pany under The beanliu canopy on the after part Of the
deck. when escorted lhlhe by the accom- scd officers
Of The Pennsylvania, with distinguished courtesy; and
ihe dancing soon commenced with grace and animation
sp.'Hdd supper table was spread IN the ward room
on tn middle gnn deck, the Connodort's two cabins
bclng occupied sitting aud dressing roons. On the Ia
lie ~Hs SarWty OF the choicest yafs fruits and con
IecGoWoIy. between which were ncrpcrsed the lights
aud ofudmenis.
Tic Condition. Waltz and GalloIade were continued
viii great animation I'll lao hour len tie ronpany
utfd highly gfatied with the liberal hospitality Of ther
cpefarrls and ihe courtesy Of The Ulcers Of lie Penn
~ lKanla.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

ahef7 The fleet Of sound e,ucatiuu 10 this and
while il doxeps tn. mind and -nargrs the ability ii lie
yosssssor, Il at The same time gives slance II l,o
character restraining IT from forward, assuming dspo
siiiua the hand and the ether, lifting above
that dggged submissseness which afraid 10 ihluk Ur
Itself Would thai every y.ung man in the county
Understood its redeemng effects, and possessed the feso
uton and industry necessary to obtain II Would that
every American nigh, act deeisiyels upon tins lnocn
tous question:
Fathers II is for YOU to btsuw upon your SOILS that
education requisite 10 t them Tor high aud ne career
Of nssialness, snd npon your daughters that eluraon
which " heii viii III them To be Companions IN your
seas. Ii you would render your children richest IN
worldly blessings strive not % mako them the inher
tors Of acres and the heirs 10 millions; but TO render
them the psscssors Of that which will prepare them Ia
fulfil the grea, end ofher being. desgnedby their Crcs
tor.
Mothers Would you have your children the delight
Of yeur declining YEAR,. and the support upon which
can confidently rely wicu age has brought you nogf The
end Of life. enraey} lmparl 10 them useful Know edge
and as you cultivate the mind, imrn ve the learl.
PafontI Would you have your ch'.dren happy in
liirl Educate them. Mould YOU have lheo useful
members Of sooicy7 EAuca.r them Would you have
them honered by tha,r assocatesl Educate them
Would you have ,em rise up AID call you blessed. and
hold ,rur memories in dear and everlasting remen-
braneel Educate them. II will fit them Tor life. md
prcp9re them for death. and whether il come early
late. they vii know the God Of their fathers and in him
put Their iTusi.
And where should ilis great wor, commence snd
tend rather Than hef-1 Where is the spot mure wnr
thy Than tins. 10 become first in learning, first IN intel
lGenee aud first IN the great community d mankind?
Where, rather than within The borders o. Old Ignia,
the early nurse If Iiheuy-the mother u patrolsIhe
land Of brave men and vr0pus womon--the land filled
with all the ehes of nature-adoruea with all hal is
grand. beautiful aud sublime The lad lowing with
m'lh aud hopey, aud possessing every Thing 10 ohafh
inc e e seescs gladden. The human hea7
.cre Is the place, and now the tmc Tor The cum
meneemen; II that educational reform and intellectual
advancement, winch shall he worth 10 hor than
all her macs Of gold aud rebound moTc to her glory
than the gandes exploit IA her history. " hen hat re
form and that a'apeemcnt are attained. ten III hase
hrcn accomplished Tie notIest work Of humanity
Then shall VT Be p1ssessoJ Of something valuable
than tic glllteling gema ofcaah, the caue upon
thousand hills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-09-29

Rcpcdt is The rord $50 saws the enquirer in re-
ailon 10 the Tariif-But has it never occurred 10 that
paper. and to those who echo this war-cry that should
the l. co Fucos obtain majority Congress rcpenl
not certain? See the latc letter Of Alunn IL Read
Loco iuco representative il Congress from Pennsy
who declares himself out-and out for Protective Tariff
aud says that Mr. Buchanan, whom he believes to be
now the strongest Loco Foco candidate for the Prcsden-
cy, is thoroughly with him in opinion. The Enquirer
may humbug the South with thus CRY of rcpeal-but
that will be The end Of It's abors For, surprising the
ocos once more IN pawer, and The Tariff law repealed
W hat then Another must be re enacted; ami lower
rates OF duties than those contained in the late bill will
not meet the necessities Of the treasury WHY ere
peal then, tor the purpose OF reenaciing another tariff
n no better form Or will they, in violation fthe
counsel ana practice Of the Fathers of the Republican
Church, demosh the cus;anhouses and make our POI
really free TO those nations which burthen our produc
tons with heavy dues,-and raise the ways s means"
from Direct Taxhat most odious and oppressive Of
all forms of taxation The people will not be satisfied,
as they ought not to be- with this cry of Repeal !"
lel them what you mean to do. after you repeal