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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

~ ..s,;,,.l Fsssm Ut PhlIadslphiz states
~ ~, 81 RenevaIs 10 H. css,om Hoase vas
made COL IN tsasalgAti0h sifh enc u Chg Pfsst
aesl,s sobs. ii ! hcisl II Chestnut street, ane
he Presidents easslsps were inllamed hll iuief-
lnslioh thas id sel4xlea yicsuss we're frieeds n
Nj. clay. TAss pdtsr tkus happlly answers ihe
inquiry .slleM many Clay neA are iheseI'a 4
s.Mr, Rphefts Very properly Refused .
becoms the ins6am Of John TBlEr's
passions III prosdlsAi1g the friends " Mr.
Clay. He refused 10 Be accessory % :
sislaiionof Inst voluntary pledge given
bvihe PFesidentsslo the nation IN his In-
anguEal address
FIJI viii nevesss move an indigidnal
ir6m office. who .Iai,htalIS and honestly
schuits. himself iii the duties Of has eI.
iice. s
{Hs has leil shs President 10 write With
his own hand. Tho shameful falsiticAllon
Of bis own words. ~ has lelt hiN the
single sIciy II pEasing. By bis own aels,
that no reliance s6n Be placed upqa lii
wcrd8cf honor. NO charges were alleged
0gainft the sIsf0st fs that lhey were In
competent. q thss thes neglected Their
duties for rolitIxsl contests. Nos, the
alroclons crime >aeiich they had cosnusit
1 ted. Via which could not be, expiaied
was their protested admiration fcf tie
great Statesman dt the West, This was
The dstnningl SINK which The malignant
hatred pf Jobs Tyler 70 Henry Clay eoula
never fotgiye,
1 when MA ReSsrts went 10 Nassinr-
ion. lie was askeaiby the President .sIlda,
many Clay men 'aAere weres" We cub
s&nse y is- axrAisssn That his xeasefal
/ hef. The more apparent becomes TIE
basenless Of John Tyler. the brIshtNr
felows The iustTe u The noble character IL
Henry CIsylq TIE contrast beiweea lhe
iealoesy ana msliee Of John Tyler sab
The mag naDitni,ysand high souled feeling
or Henry Clay, M is broad and WHY'D II
between light IND darkness. 'sHoH
FtnanyClsy rIsenafe there z ietihe voices
| of millions of ireemen answer: les TIE
ftInighty gatherings of the people. from
The Atlantic 10 she Pfairies beyond tie
Mississippi. and from the mountains 81
Maine tp The sasannabs of Florids. an
swerl let the voicesoi an indignant and
outraged ,peoI le pns~er al ihe ballot boz,
| es: ut he according acclaim OF : wa
inalofiiyof Ihe american nation aFswFl
"How aAKf CLAY MEN ARE THEREE
Let The s.rcns armed neehauic---,he met
who hgh, the FORCES, explore the howell
! OF The earth. shS WELD 1he hammer ans
drives the shuiNe-let al these men
J WHOSE industry 3thriSes when prhiectes
Thy tho Tarifft-let them come forth IRON
iheir9smithies. tile mines where they sesl
. the coal and irons their workshops, AM
tbeirtaciofies. ard answer I. 1
now MANY CA YsMEN ARE TnrRE.'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

Almond H. Read. ihe Loco Foco member Of
Congress from the susq1ehaana dis,ric: in Penn.
syIyanis, has found il necessary 10 proclsirn
himself Tariff man out and out He cslIs 10
his cid The opinions Of the distinguished men or
Other times. and boldly claims Protection as .
Democratic doeiTine.n Bat lstu quote his own
words:-
"Rhy need Eeafe II some obscure press ques.
lions my Democracy. when cGn qaoIe Jeffef-
son. q Madison, Monroe, Jackson, and !
Buchanan. in support Of the prinei yles nut forth
10 my speech Mi Buchanan Is The pfomineal
feandidaie Of The Democratic party Cor the most
exalted station in the world. and beg leave 10
refer you 10 two OF his speeches. one delivered
last winter, and The other ia August. 1el2. Two
Of The great men just mentioned (JsIferion and
Jsekson1 even 90 10 FOR protection a. a4prinar
object; bnl which ii Eow ds ksrs the argument.
WIS respect. % Mr.. Van Buren. cannot speak
with any certainty. He was sail 10 be . .sNorth-
eTn man with Southern principles" which. IL II
be Affirmed Of him 10 respect 10 this principle ol
self-proleeiion, . equivalent TO saying that be
vas al American with British feelings. dc
not affirm this Of him. for 40 not knoS; but 1
bare suspicion Of The fact had no small share ID
his haal overthrow 10 1870 Have act estab
iished the fact that the dociine Of Projection is
Democratic doetfine I"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29


tained n the tollouipg article. rs nuqn1slianr
abiy trae shAi he vili Of .he popular bfanshef
coagress has been Syefralsd y The ordhsaee
Departments. and shs' legislation has been de-
saied By that ceEps. IN reference % West Rolns
Academy, we are not prepared to say We would
abolish .ha. institution. but We would reform
\. altogether
gsem he Springfield Rsptslieaa.
THE ARMY y THE PEOPLE
Military power and dicfalion. ia con.
n.c,;,n with The Executive branches 81
nsc'Ion WIN ~ (. 80 <
osrl Government. Las 1ssn 'o' some iame
increasing. and y me reopse ao he' ef-
rest 4, they VIII ma oeiofs iong 90 lson
loei upon their neeks "nlsns snsy sahHo1
remove The success O me ofanssfe
Officers n obtaining 'he ateS' eunslosio'
the Armor'es, ana the means usea 2 40
iainHis, with an undouo'ea nalofrf 70
The House q kepFeSen'suses AGAINST
ITEM are enough 70 sxsile serious aplifes
tensions on tins point ne unneeesss-
inv and nnjnstihable ssoppage q WORK e
THE Armoiies, and discharge o. wofkmsn.
is smother evidence OF the arbitrary De.
signs Of The Ordnance officers
| The schemes OF the Military oihcers
3are connected in concer. With The War
| Department. and il members Of Congress
show any dislike 10 an approval Of them.
they are beset on every side by al sorts Of
intrigue and management. The officers
q the Army, all oyerthe country are
banded together BY soFs oI free mason
tie contracted At The West FONT Aeade-
nv. 70 carry out the schemes 81 their
Leaders, and to7heip each other into place.
9 ,Rs en- g % long as shsy ron-6
W. ny = $500 1900 ,6e-.ssnloygnenl in
49,. 49, III haE.f .hat thew ere lbe
~, ,a.l,esd ~ b.vs ,hs ha.s claims n.
~ ~ .s.ara &C.. n ne country e;y;l !.
, III ss' ,;s;,.,s "a E . r;l;,s,v liz /,
W. = 49,. 49,; !. 80 - IA ,h.r
- ~ - : ha,5 !. .;,;..ns
Ssa'ns 'ol 49, n';'' M. -. 4 ss,slv
l .0,aa 49,, sas ga mars e ~ MAJ -
49,. X. ra. 80 - 80. - ri. v;r;nilx
II III : ,ssa s ,he.s ofscsrs ara educated on
~ pao.,,.,s maosv r., ! military l;fs
. IT, . :. ss naor,lly ho1,d 4 follow H, nut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

Nj Thomas Shore. Who has hsla The ONCE d
Postmaster Il Petersburg Tor .hirV-ons years
ard discharged his Hssi with great satisfaction
% ~ p6tlie. has resigned The place. He Is 10
Be saeesedsd " Ds. Minss. of Charles cisy. 4
nsishher. and. W before, eenueeiion q Pc,
sidsnt Tyiers
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

We are glad to see verknen busiiy EMPLOYED
upon the Court House pavement. n i, well
that The entrance 10 the Iiallsof Justice should
be ?leasah.for those who gsi into them have thor.
|aJ Palhs 10 travel. aud many labyrinth ID
thread. before hey gel out again.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

7. W. Wnirr. Ese.-We deeply =.
gr,i 70 Iean Ihsl 1IH Wink editor 81
he Southern Literary Messenger. o. 4
vis'' g NV Ior1. be Eoslt;1<d : p.r,lY-
Iie q r1ks lh,. mag make bin: a Invalid
q, ihs balances q u. Eis.-~ Fist. Cczp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

ne Fan Term Of he Cirean Superior Gear.
q Las ana chaneesy, for Jefferson co1n,y. viii
eomnsnce % Monday .he 10Th ef oc,ob<s
Ths Rrkti<y Tern commenced o. Tsssa,y
is,l
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29
Hon HrsRr Car.
AtaLANp, sept l3lh. ls

AsHLAsD, Sept l3h, 1912.
Mr. DEAR Sir :-Ireceiyed yopr obli-
ging letter, transmitting copy Of the Ad-
dress 70 ihe Wings Of Maryland. with .
full account Of the procse dlngs of the
convention, which assembled on the Gath
ullimo. have perused them with feel
lings OF lively sensibiliiy and profound
gratitude and tender. my grateful ac-
acknowledgements for The honor done me 10
presenting my name 10 the consideration
Of my countrymen - candidate for The
higheat Office 10 their gift. ] concur in
the senii nsnt. that the pafan cunt object.
10 the selection Of q candidate for the
Chief Msgisiraey. should be the public
measures, and not the men to be promoted;
end that individual qualifications should
only be regarded 10 reference 10 the abili-
y sn1 fidelity with which the public lnte-
rests may Be advanced.
To June lssl expressed my feelings,
without reserve. q 10 my name being used
~ rfpsruruCy OF TUG
United sisies. transmit you . copy Of
what / said on that occasion. Although
I have had great reason 10 be thankful and
grateful tor the numerous demonstrstions
Of confidence and attachment towards
me. linee made. think il better TO adhere
to the ground Ilhen assumed. and TO post.
pone de6niiive decision Of the question
Of yielding NV consent toIthe use Of my
name a. q Candidate. am here in com.
psraiive quiet and repose and have no
wish again 10 embark on the tempesiuou.
ocean of public sfairs. bur from high
sense Of duty. and in conformity with the
command Of an authority. which should
feel bound to obey. Hope the member,
Of the Conven,ion Of Maryland will justly
appreciate my motives.
am, with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
f H. CLAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

nElE0I 10 IEIE MAINLAND No1EE-
= IArE1E5r1rn 1r.rsroSpEscE--Vc crpf
ffon Ne a .rtr,,oin Heraid Of FIee1.k ne
fs'lo1l4f t1fr1srenitlce r,iwssn The Hon. WA
Psicr. = ~, q he Whis STATE cunFeniien
y Nsi ILL., ind ihs Hoa- HExEE Gar. u
H,srAsrOvE. Ant. =. issz
Sin The Mstylaed Whig
o. hich assembled 10 lhe CITY Of
Bsf III The 24lh Instant. having
honinsied you Tor The Office
D. - " he United States. assign
"a . their presiding o;Iicer. The
pll duty Of forusr1iHg.o you copy
81 tddress 10 The Wings Of Maryland,
WIN ldlI account Of their proceedings.
III Of which are contained in the news
paper which accompanies this eomnuni.
Gallon.
I should but inperfeclly express the
sentiments Of The Convention. or Of those
they represented. il | were merely 10 say
thai this nominaiion was unanimous ~
The deep, thundsring and long continued
seelsnsalions with which i vas received.
esineed the heartfelt graduation il afford
ed 10 every msn present And yeti: wss
but The eche 81 : voice coming Up from
the wing population Of Maryland. BY
whom you we're virtually nominated, be.
fore The Convenlion Vas thought Of.
Inesd DOT say 70 you. sir. ihstthe Wing
party are NOT welded 10 names That
they 70 Tor measures, not men; and ior
any man for The sake Of their measures;
and for no man @ilhout their measures.
In calling upoc you, however. 10 be their
candidate, they entertain nomisgivings Is
e The so s,s ySa will pursue ius The
been no sealed book 10 them OF 10 the
world and your eonstancy 10 the greal
principles for which they have been SC
long con,ending, they have LEANED 10
value ihe more highly, from the accumu-
lated per6dy and fraud Of ! high existing
faneiionary Of their own appointment
IN orsanizing. therefore, for the comics
which is now approaching. they derive q
;wo-iold ground Of confidence, from the
T, circumstance. that with The support d
their long cherished principles. they unite
that of The man they love and admire
and with every wish Of their hearts fol
your personal success, taking part in ths
contest a. the ally Of duty" they believe
that the issue cannot be doubtful.
With sentiments Of The
highest respect. am,
Dear Sir,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

fSrf l:-s---- E3-f#
I Ths Wings qf ths Iyesitare in a funny mood
sgainI ane Iheir good hpnor seems il be, Ne are
sorry 10 say. some Annoyance 10 heir oppobenst
ID wopid have beenl far bst,ers il the Locof hsd
not eshi5iled quirs So much sensibility Oh The
subject Of s.coon-skins and log-cabins.p Eth
\ HicSoRY PpLEs u, Coos-sK,Nsl
/ ouE neighbot Of he Vitgiuian, at Lynchburg,
IFS ,alking largely about a Hickory Pole lhat was
raised 10 Doyleslomp some years since, and
which he dictates upon his honor is actually
wormseaten. As an Offset % this evil omen for
The Democratic Party, We assure himflhat We
saw 4 Coon. Skin which was 50 badly worm
eaten, that il would hardly hold shueks. An aw-
fol SIGN for the perPeiuiy q whiggsty:
Ths Virginian says, ins reply We do moi
doubt The word Of lhs Star-but il was not the
srtal G5on-skin which Ne saw That issiiil sound,
as he will see blythe following article from q
cineii.aa,i Paper-Iof ;he proprie,y Of PqSlish-
| ing which, however. We have some misgiyings,
lest il may shAifer lhe nerves OF some OF cur TOO
sensiliye friends
i. liz; From The Cincinnati Giraffe
/ AaSsrss IscIpESr-- 1'HE SANS ON Cook.
II All Northumberland ct the Great
/ Whig,gaihering atHamiIion, on Saturday
Hast, Chat created 4 rast deal Of snsuse-
lmenIi IA one 81 The delegations from i
neighborflg township was entering Tie
town in stlodg procession bearing yaiious
fbanners, emblenss and devices. and ssing
ling Whig songs ia ihe spirit Of 1910, a
cluster 81 Loco Eo'cos standing among The
Wings were busy In making remark Upon
The approaching multitude. See, said
one d The Iocos, ,ithere comes Wing
gerry 9Th is banners. rlap-iraps and hum.
bngs.Ia and ! should ut wonder II they had
TIE sdme old foop they had here inE lie
Convfnlion d. Is401
ByIiais time The van or the proce3sion
began passing the group !; a .fong stria ! Of
herstinen. six or eight abreast, each; oDe
bfarillg some appropriate banner. Mex,
csmelp cRrfWiih 4 number Of blacksHiths
engaged ~ work, and bearing various! sm,
blemao their trade. Then came ancther
car bearing a parcel of shoemaksis al
work. and also baving appropriate Ban
ners andI devices, Next came large car
Of Log Cabin boys. bearing various en-
blemsf Of hus5sIdry, and particularly i
representations e humble life in ihe
Slashes Of REMOVER III the midst 81
lhe caF was saPlin Of Kentucky Osk, o.
which vas peFched noble looking CpoN,
having ! label Immediately above, BIZ
bead. il large letters, THE SANE
OLD ECOONi."
Soon after This was discovered, ole 81
The Wings roareS oul. = There cones gss
same old coon suresenough n
The Loco who had before pfophssied
that it1would come appeared 10 be stuck
with utter disinay. and. with an sgnnIzing
couniepznce, exclaimed, itTHr sAaiEioLD
COON, IswEAR NJ and turning 10 bis Loco
computations, said, Come Joys. ist.a 20
home, ,gefre bfai nop--notliag can stand
against Wing Songs and coons.
This ELECTED i general shout Of iriuraph-
AMI me1rimenl from sbs Wings. that made
The welkin ring for mlile--every one4ex
cIaimidg !" THE SAME QED C0ONll
Es WI ~. VI,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29


No cher randidase hes thus farG been
suggested. nor Is il likely that any Willie
suggested 81 any considerable portion 81
our psIitrsl frseads, ID sny section III dis
wide Spread conledrracy. ii IS clear.
therefore. that the Whig candidate for
The rTrsideae5 ID 1874. has aireadsI been
agreed upon. and with degree Of unsr
Unity thai has never before characterised
our councils--ihai HrxRr CIAYis hat
Candidate. Hence il becomes every
irue-hesried Wing moi only ID exert hfaT-
self 10 The utmost among those Whoihink
and fesl with him. hus by persuhsipn,
wellsisrpered zeal, facts, arguments and
patriotic sppesls. 10 win the tiulie and "a
vering 70 our side. 20 convincethe masses
n tbe truth and justice Of o0s cause. ard
lh1s toideniiTy that cause 10 still gtsslel
degree thaa Il present, with popular
feeling. effort and enthusiasm. Will
snch means, such objects. and such can.
didsis. the triumph o. 1874 win be sig,
nal. decisive, and esorious.- Phil Eno. A
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29
THE P11lscI Plies OF THE WINGS.
HENRY CLAY.

1 A-Aft
We invite attention 10 The letter below
from the pen Of the Wing; Candidate for
1.-THE next Presidency. II will De seen that
il is plain and above-board. II embodies
in few eloquent and emphatic words, a
condensation Of the real principles 81 ihe
Wing party. This is The true COURSE
The people should not only know their
candidates. but they should undersiand, III
q sense altogether unequisocsl. the mea.
sures and principles which those ean6i.
dates will urge and advocate, when 10 the
feDjoyment Of power. The time has ar.
rived for The abandonment Iof all quibbIe,
Of eli political trick. OF Ill double dealt
and Janus faced policy. Mr.. Clay speaks
out like man and a patriot. His old
friends will rally round him with the more
warmth. wEile thousands Of new ones will
marshal themselves under his banner. Be.
Cause he aSvocstes The measures essen
iisl 10 The real and permanent prosperity
Of The millions in this country. We re-
peat, this bold svowal Is worthy of Mr..
Clay. n i worthy Of The Whie cause
snd The Whig eandldais.--f Pkila. Inc.
Etsn ne Hssisnsf Esarm-
AsHLAND. lcsh Sept 1874
| Dear Sir--I reeeirsd Jour }Svor' eommnni-
leating ihf Palriotio purposes and views or The
lyoung men 81 Philsdelphis. and take pleasure,
10 colnpilenct uith your reqnett, 10 flasinR some
Of TIE principal Objects which, II suppose. en-
|Eaee he fainmon desire and ~ eomhlOa exer-
non 81 lhs Wing parry 90 bring sthut IN he Co.
|fefhneat Of he Unaed States ahese are
sound 4aliooal eufreney, fekulStedHbv he win
and aurho4iiy Of The nation
An adequate serenee, Win fair nro.tcsiob Is A.
msricat Industry:
Just resif4ints on lie Elecutige noret. eSsbrac-
ing fnrtheI resuic,ion 6n hs'sxsrcise Of he
a failkflt ADMINISTRATION Of Tie public domain. |
tilh a. eqDiinble disnibution IL ne proeteds
/. ofkales of il 1none an lbe States
Al honest and economical admitisira,ion cfthel
General Gopefnneni. leaving public ofiser. /
perfect fleedom Of thought oaf n ~ riskt Of /
1aaeee3 but viii smilblc rts,Eainu nsfinsil
inHfops5 iniaIierencc II eicclibhs.
A. 1ueud1nenl % he ConslilnIIon. 1im;tine tkr /
iseenbeasof lie Presidential tr.e, q s SINGLE
<rn-
41e.s oliecfs ailained. I lhi1k it.s y, <ktpls
esase % h eIlielet viIh sd 11taini,,raiion 81
,11 U1reramc1t
tE1 respectfully
tbos fsisai, and 81 serrnpi.
~ lae11 S.f.np1- II. CLAY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

DR.. Robert Empia Rogers has Been ar,
pointed Professor % Chemistry 10 t6e
Universsly q Virginia 10 The pIaceioi
Dr3Joh5 RI Emmett defsasedI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

n7Ths wings 81 N,nsemo.d have nouf-
naied CD. RobsrI \ 1niIh :, heir can5sds,s Tor
he H9uss q Del. =. J. tpply he .se..ey
sceasienid y she DAD - IL u. HanelI. sd
and t|'f| I||T appqiaisa fvt delegates % liis1I
Ishs ~ .<s. = Rifhuond. "a he "a
They hsss -, . ',,ssd kbhoIrnc, "
|ysts YTlsr ssa ri. I'1,.''s,. x. =. h
! ! :
abaSdoned how. and are ihefsfoIs willing 10
buckle on their armour. hoist iheiF hsg, and
once more engage 10 a hearty effort 10 place in
ihe 1fst ofhee Of the nation, shofongh and true
heaftsd Wing. who vas neyes known 10 desert Or
dfceivs his friends Who never covered in The
face Of danger, or refused 10 be found ia The
front 81 his party, openly ana nnanfuily doing
battle for bis ami their principles.
Rssolpsd. fkeTeTcrt. That 10 the judgmen, Of
this meeting. HENRY CLAY, Of Krnjpeky, Is
heller calculated TO- carry into effsea The great
measures Of The Wings Of this patton. than any
other man, and that his long tried and faiihful
services emile him 10 the confidence and sup
pcrtof the Wings thfougAoni The Vnion."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-29

ThE virginian says, ins repl, We do moi
dcubtjhe word Of ihs Siar-but il was no. Ia
rial G5on-skin which Ne saw. That issiiil sound,
as he will see blythe following article from q
Cineitnaii raper-of ;he proprie,y Of P1plish-
ing which, however. We have some mi.givinss,
lest il may shAiier lhe nerves OF some OF cur 100
.4psii:e friends
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

would leave noafly Sl00.00b as g dead
loss 10 The industry OF the etiltftFg; anu
such, he believed, would be fossed g 6e
The case on most Of The proieefst afilcies.
If the result could be ssacei doubled
whether there would be 8 sipg srepilon
10 which there would MOTHS loss
comparatively to the trsasnr sld Inc
community, aud but small gaiIsg aEys 10
those Intended 10 be henciitteti
To elude the force III what sali, il IS
attempted 10 show that the issi giess sarsi-
Gle cost more there than syhas stated;
aud tina, the domestic might as aslprded at
less than SI6 cents. iris the only way u
could be met. He would give stpsl. but
conclusive reply. 1.-THE fnct be sod inc
cnst abroad and at home waa peasiy the
same, without The duty and cf:aFses on me
imported article, as IS coutcndeds on what
ground can the enormous duty proposed
by this bill be justified? itis either ssa an-
ION oppression, or heavy loss sllasreai
interest on which il is imposed.
Mr.. Calhoun, before the vote was taken,
moved 20 per cent. ad valorenls IN lieu oi
. cents on The yard.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

The Philadelphia Riots.-Thc violence
praclised agains, the persons and proper
iy OF free negroes, in the city OF bro'heriy
love, goes 10 show that the abolition fana-
ils-ies anus des noires, at the North, haye
an ample demand al home for all The SYM
palhy they can spare, aud should be less
prodigal 10 ,heir expenditure Of that COM
modify abroad. This is truly a case in
which CHARITY should begiu at home. Our
slave population are infinitely better OF
than the miserable and prosecuted FREQ
black, al the Norlh-and the former would
r.lderd gain loss were they TO exchange
The system OF regulated labor aud humane
servltude. under wh. .ch they thrive in health
aud plenty. lor nominal freedom, mock
lus Them with rights which they dare not
exercise aud cannot enjoy, exposing them
10 precarious subsistence in the midst OF
hustle society, aud leaving them 10 tho
tender mcrcies Of the infuriatcd mob.
The free black al the North is evidently
put 10 The social ban, aud degradation aud
persecution are his chanseleas destiny.
sCkdTtcsfcH Courier -; 80 Z
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

irlly excluded from The district in which
the churches. and The remains Of The bull.
dings destroyed. were situated. Two or
three Intellectual attempts were made 10
break these lines. but The assailnnts were
repulsed. aud number arrested aud taken
10 the Mayors office and finally bound
over loririal. In addition 10 The formida-
bic body of police on duty. The military
were our in large numbers. ready with bali
cartridges, TO meet any emergency. They
were stationed in Washington Square.
We rejoice TO say that no more open
violations Of the peace. or brutal ouIraess
were perperrated last nishl by either par
~. Enough has heeu done within Two
DAYS to disgrace civilization and 10 MAKE
humanity week. The innaminalory ban
ners of the blacks in The procession exas-
r"ratcd The people, and one aggression fol.
lowed another, until both parties seemed
bent upon the ute. exrerminalion of each
other.
The Distrujdnes-The City QUIT
The eciry today is quiel--no arrests have
been made since ore O'Clock this morning.
Officer Jas. Young during The night was
somcw har injarcd while having charge of
some prisoners. Some desperate fellows
were arrested last night aud bound over.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-08-17

TIE United Stciss Senats--The terms
Of the following Senators will expire alter
The 4th Of March mex, :-Dcmocrals--Wi!-
lialns. OF Maine; Wilcox. of New Hamp.
shire Smith of Connecticut; Wright, OF
New York; Buchanan. Of Penn.; Cuihbert.
of Georgia; Basby, of Alabama; Allen. OF
Ohio; Young, of illinois; Linn, Of Mis-
souri-lO. Whigs-Crafls, of Vermonti
Kerr. OF Maryland; Grahnn, Of North
Carolina; Preston, Of South Carolina;
Conrad. of Louisiana Crtteuden. OF Ken
lucky Smith. of Indiuna-7. The Dem
ocrats have already elected Mr.. Niles TO
succeed Smith. Of Connecticut. and the
Legislature OF Louisiana. being wing, will
fIl that vacancy with one OF their own
parry. The present Senate consists OF
30 wings and 20 democrats. The election
which are coming on will decide which.
party will have Tie ascendancy in the next
Senalc.-GloLe.