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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
TUITION.
Mrs. CAROLINE n. PnIIAHr

W miles from Richmond, has engaged a very competent
IeaeheI native Of Richmond 20 instruct her own chill.
dfen The best references his an be
given. She is wiling admit into the school, Eve d,y
scoars 10 dollars each, for the OF ten months
ans tree boartersatsJ0 EACH for Board aud Tuon Tor
~ mouths Tuition and Board be paid at the end Of
each term Of Eve months. oc eJt'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
THE NEW UTOPIA.

Nw York paper tbut not his own the Pie.
beian) assures US that Mr. Calhoun is sbou, 10 a
bandon bis sea, in the Senate in order TO attend 10
the publication Of his grea, forth coming work
upon Government.
II this be true thsn Il is because Mr. G. promise,
himself that the glory Of the new work will eclipse
all his rivals and give him the Presidency at ONE.
By The bye, were there some Stereotype or l. :
ihographic process, by which mems opinions be-
came legibIy inscribed on their skulls, what curl
Gus body Of doctrine the PARIErEs or plates Of Mr.
C.'s head would eontaini II would form the mos.
exact and complete history and digest possible o,
oil tho political notions which have successfully pre-
vailed in This country, during about the last az years
In this way, Il would be quite valuable, and We
advise him 10 give his "Gfeal wofk~ that form.
"Aigvin" syGrsg,-Io the New Constitution
soon 10 be submitted 10 the People Of Rhode Island
for their ratification or rejection, the light Of Suf
ffage is extended to oil male native citizens OF the
United States who have resided in the State two
years, and in the towns whore they offer 10 vote
one year; who are registered and have paid tor,
either personal or for registration, OF one dollar
within the year previous, or who have been equip
ped and done military duty within that time &c
eordog TO law. Every person who contributes n
the bur;henS Of tbs sta,e', thus allowed a voice in
the election Of oil civil officers. To vote upon any
question for raising taT, or for tho expenditure o.
money in any town. or for members Of the City
Council Of Providence the voter mus, have beer
assessed OF property 10 the value Of $50.
II 10 supposed that the Dor and Clambake party
will generally oppose the adoption Of the Cons,i,u
ton thus offered by the laodhoden.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

TIE CorartneIshp heretofore existing under the firm
- and style Of w. MASON a. co, Rcoitsvllo, wss,
ny mutual consent, dissolved on lat September. The
name OF Tue nrn viii be used In settling up the business
OF the concern by either Of US. J w. MASON,
N. II. RAGLAND.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

" Joseph Izckgon the Joseph and Pcegy Jac
who removed from wcsimoTeland County, England.
somc tro In ito summer Of 1872, and seuiedln Wythe
the subscriber cvidsuce " the fact he will be entitled
agreeable TO HE Will
Any letters addressed 10 tho subscriber AZ Davidson.
vile A. County, MARI land, will re attended 10.
THOMAS u KENT
&C IL eff AimIn stTaoI Of Christopher lac
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
eIOO REWApD

300 REWARD.
- AN away on tho 18th December last Ust1 Bhety
~ nul.lo man, aamcd DENNIS, who was pure bssedby
m pavlf hransh Of the City Of Richmond on tho IOlh
o June 1871 from Cyrus Chiffon N ann.
y, w. - which county he ls probably lurking Dennis
face no marks or scars about him Gccoecfed1 rsfher
stanty made. aud about feotq inches hiah,
Tho above reward viii be paid for tho nd
dcvefy OF Dennis ~ The subscriber in the CITY or Rich
nond OF reward Of $50 will DO given 10 any one who win
spprehend said Dennis AMI lodge him is that fhe
owner get him again. Address
n N DICKINSON
ia 10 cwif Richmond ".
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
THOMAS u, August.

$500 attorney NJ Law,
WILL practice In all tho Courts held In tho CITY Of
w hlchmond, and the counties Of lienrco and Usno.
vor We may be found at the Office Of Jimes Lyons geo.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

EDucAT1OH-A situation a. Teacher m ,sivst,
family I. wanted By q yonnr lady who has pursued
me business Of Instruction Dor several years rred
tesfnooais of moral character aud competency %
thorou<hs, all the branches OF cold Enshsh I'll
o.stcn, tosethcr with tho Trench Language.
conmanicailons addressed 10 d. a O.. Rle hluood Va
WI be promptly answered. oc v3w
Runaway
Ihoh me subscriber, tho 2t;h August ls4l resid
iut IN tanrbeli county. stanton about eve
mrs southwest at Leesvla. acgro usmed no
Sni Ia rah negro woman's age 10 not exactly known,
ohes ma. thick hrs, aud one tooth In trout She
stands very erect, and In not qck spoken said
was sei Ia Hanover and suspect n aiming 10 sst
osck viii give reasonable Tor the apprehsn.
sn sni delivery OF said slave. ~ secured
mat ee,her again Address Addison w wsrl I.sessle,
Campbell county, Va. w WARD
re ~ elm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
MARRIAGES..

Married. In kiex William county. on snnssy the 9th
instant " the Rev. dudley AikLsson. Mr. JOHN wHGE.
LEY, Of R,ehuaopd. 10 Mas ANN ELizAnErlI BURCn,
ofthst eoua'y.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

RED AND PLAID LINSEYs.
A PULL supply, ~ good afyles-for sale BIZ
n osH HENT, KENDALL ArWATHR.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

IL. PEI sons indebc 10 the estate Of Exum a Huh
bs'd, Decd are requested To come forward and M
Iney owe aud all who have claims against The
are invited 10 present them properly "a, me
estate as early a. POSSIBLE. VI Wv
Executor TiiEo. ROpERrsoN
S- 49,, Ct Iiubbaid decreased
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18

Commission Merchants fcr tie sale IN rah.ee, rsssan
an, mhes OF other proiuee promise strie
A. all times be ed To make svanee on pt.dac con
.sned TO ns Mr. John Jones' late the arn OF Messrs
nx clerk We have taken the Lumber house near tho
as os,a I,sesp,y Sss,sPsdb By our y, s.ss
oe , d6,e3
We recon mend our suce cs.ors IN coY,..
P'""cn's who have Paironize,l US.
--.. DAcwEl.i- SMITH a JoHEs
rv,lis S,a,.a oND "a EDioAL COLLEaE.
i sa .er term OF Lectures In this InsthufIou win
tinue s on Monday. the sisi OF October ssd con.
Medicine. W. iheory and Practice OF
l. W. Chsnberlayns. Nd Professor Of M.,e,i. Medic.
r. L.. Bohannsn, NJ d. Profc..or of oh,,.,,e. and
Diseases Of Women and ChIlsir en- ~ 's ~
III Johnson, ~ D., Professor Of Anatomy aud Physio-
Az l. Warner, NJ D. Professor OF Surgery and surrl
8 MauPn, NJ. d, Professor Of chsml,,r, and ph,r-
macy. sns fn>'
Professor. Cullen anil Warner. will each deliver two
nnieai Leeuresa week In the lnfrmary al tbe oless
Johnson two awcek, at the Aims liouse; and
Professor Chsmberlayne occasional Al an. pene
,hsy anu Siy Hospital. Interesting cascs present
ihesc ins huiions furnish larsc number Of
III cases and the numerous ClnIca LesiuIc. 10
80. Seh tue s'sdent will be admitted wihout cnarrc
Viii inc types OF Southern pisoascs and witnrssns ibs
rpp,spite reament The surgical cases adm tied ntS
portunitics OF perfiTnnx many Of IN. w
operations before the class. - ~ ''"9'i anu minor
The facilities for the study of praete mr.. nm,
suiassedan where The niatersi fo dss.e,on 4. ,ns
ample AMI the exclusive Anatomical Museum Ia ~ ali -,
CT r, WIN q, heanhy and trotbid ~ cparaiions.
Inc chemical Apparatus AMI collection of L
Mstcra Medea are very complete Ia fno inc s,,,an
ouct. aetcs Tor the prosecution Meica stpdes nm
20 ~, ~ any similar institution In this country.
nees sNto each Professor.
ne priec OF boird nelu ing fuel lights sery.nts AZ
'eniAnee' &c Is from u 90 To 90 90 per week
Z, 10 .o,.a, AUD L.. WARNER,
W - c~NNau Dean Of tho E.ru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-18
ORE NEW GOoDs-Boors, SHOES,
-'s-l-'s


II Eas'. SAMUEL PrNEY, q, hs new store on main =,
neary opposite Mr. WIN. Mrehel's Jawclry store has To-
ccNc' tufti'ef supplies OF noots shoes mail, nj The
manufacturers expressly for hin, prices from 10 10
~ per echt less thin former. My stock now eomprs.a
every Nareiy OF anes sentcmcn's. misses boys ebiI
irens b,"is and shoes, suitable the tall ami wint.r
trade. The entire OF stock pute a, ,
pTce edenied low prices and will be at such mice
cannot fail to please thosc wishing bur 10
respond with tho tunes. Tor cash, ace epanec
Country hants will ALI ami my stoc be orc
they buy
oct " SAMUEL PurNEY
FOR RENr
Two ROOMS. well ducd M. first up Stairs LATELY
a occupied by DIR HUDSON Dentist, doors below tho
Exehanxc Bank Main well calculated for
Attorney at Law. Also, lumber House Enquire tho
pre- inscs cr a. soh.
aENTLEMEN's STOUT WATER PRUOF
BOOTS,
Athc very low price OF Sc per pair.
Nk In receipt Of the above cheap Boots They
&C " Cheap Boot, shoe aud = rupk Dealers.
ORtNrs-5o cases. part OF which arc entirely new
Styles Ia siora, aud for sale very low.
n the United the Eastern District Of Viz.
gtnia, October 18th, 1912:
OAKLAND A. MALLORY, OF tho county Of rowl,,.
" tan having hleda petition praying that he may lie.
carcd bankrupt II IA ordered, that all claiming
to be creditors Of the said Garland A. Mallory, show
cause TO the court the 10th day OF November ncn
Why the sutherland Mallory be not declared bank
rupt pursuant To the act of Congress In that behalf aud
that copy OF ths order be published In the newspa
peis according TO the ODD and 9Th rules Of court
&C isw5w HENRY GiRSoN CRY
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13
Mr., CALHOUN IN 1885.

The annexed etchings-so called from
the escharotic process of the act-are In
Mr.. Calhoun's most artistic style; and they
may, peradventure, be read with more than
their primitive interest, just now, while the
artist is using his best efforts ''neither to
seek nor to decline" the Presidency. We
snip them from the Knoxville Register.
The PoRTRAIrs.-Wto has forgotten
Mr.. Calhoun's description of Gen. Jackson
or the cotemptuous language used by him
in relation to Mr.. Van Buren, in speech
delivered in the Senate while MIR. V. Buren,
was President of that body?
Here is his portrait of Gen Jackson.
"Gen. jackson (said Mr.. c. has many
high qualities; has courage and firmness ;
is bold. warike and auddeious-though NOT
true TO his icord or faithful 10 his pledges -
Here are falsehood and treahery charged
upon the old Hero in one breath.
Now look at his picture Of Mr.. Van Blu
rem:
"Mr. Van Buren, (said he in the same
speech) has none ofthese recommendations;
he is not of the race of the lion or tiger; he
belongs to lower order-the for for the
uedSeL"
This was Mr.. Calhoun's language in 1886
! And this is the man that is now about cas-
ting himself into the arms of the friends o.
| the men he thus stigmatized
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13

RHODE lsLAND.-A regular Election for
Members OF legally called Convention 10
form New Constitution took place in
Rhode Island on Tuesday. All citizens of
the U. States who bad resided in the State
were entitled to vote-yet the Dorr men re-
fused TO participate in it, but gathered in
great force at Clam. Bake instead, where
they had good eating and tall talking. All
those accused of being Algerenes' were
cleared off the ground, and pistol was
drawn by ruffian on one young mn, who,
on being threatened Jogging, retired 10
his boat and said he would take it now.'-
1t is the evident intention ofthe 5000 party
10 refuse Liberal Constitution and Free
Suffrage If granted in legal manner, aud
once more attempt TO take them by the
strong arm. In this insane and murderous
cause thew can only meet with additional
discontinue, and most richly will they de.
serve il.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13
OHIO IN MOTION.

Onr readers will perceive that OhIo is IN
motion. The people come together by
acres as in 1910. The same spirit and
determination to conquer locofocolsm, and
carry out the true principles and policy
which animated the Harrison patriots, now
upheaves in the tosoms OF our bretheren OF
Ohio. The attempt the Legislature so to
gerrymander the state as to Perpetuate the
power in the hands of this party well known
10 be minority has excited spirit
which will sweep loco-f'coism with
the bosom of destruction. The conduct Of
the resigning members of The Legislature
meets with the unanimous approval and
highest applause of the great body of The
people. T he infamous designs of The fac
tious demagogues have been thus happily
defeated. In 1914 this state will be as
sure for Henry Clay as she was for Harrl'
son in 1910.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13
HONEST JOHN DAVIS.

tvs CauIcR oE THE WIG YOU &c MEN
OF Ono Al the late Wing Yong Mems
State Convention al Newark, Ohio, where
r,rrrES THOUSAND Of the tru"-hearted sove-
reign prople of that STATE were assembled ID
convention, in the ming saws tie Colum-
bus State Journal, Judge Oliver, OF CIncln-
natl. reported series If spirited and peril
oent resolutions, which amo. other su' :,
contained nomination of HENHY CLAY, LOT
III, Presidency, and a recommends ~ oil
Jozs DAVIS a. suitable candidate Tor ice
Prssidenc. Upon the q e>tIon TO adopt Inc
,,s..!u,ioa in a body, delegate moved 10 ex
cont tire nnr in reference 10 The PIce ffesl'
S.scv. and gave as his reasons that II was
NOT pxpedirnt al thI~ perioi 10 commit Ohio
,o candidate for th I office, Tbs he did,
nt,er loui CRIES for TIE question" were with
difficulty restrained for the purpose of allow
1nc him a opportunity 10 explain his views
MI Bri ,gs OF Cleaveland said he too, was
dissatis6, with the re resolution, and wanted
il am nd,d. He accordingly moved 10 a.
mend hy nominating ''hone>I" JOHN DA-
Wis. of Massachusetts,, Ut and out, as the
choice of The Wings of Ohio, for the Wee
Presidency. ou the tick' with MK. CLAY
TIE anne dim. nj was carri,d W tn u shout
that shook he Court House IL lis founda-
firms. The resolutions were then adopted
with ano her draining ou'-hurst, which
smoke !irerrly from the hearts Of all present.
CLAY DAVIS are therefore formally
mesented { I! e whole. county as the candI-
da,e unde whom Ohio is ready 10 enlist Tor
the mex. connairn.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13
TIE THIRD VETO OF THE LAND
BIII

Ithard,y surprised any one, We teriay' to
l. arm that the President had no SIgn'd the
L.li t,r repeating that provision o. tie Distri-
In ion Ac, which >uspends its operation Gu
xiuJ The xisIrhce Of du les upon foods i'm
cd frt m foreign countries At "a higher rate
iIan wrnlv ctnts in the dol ar upon the val
~ IF such imports. By ret"inIng i III h S
;,ns<c<sitr until congress adjourned, he has
Of course defeated t,,as Eff ctu y as thou b
he tai re- rned it with o''lec;Ioas. TIE
Pr.>id. ut might how, er have signed IL, as
be did sign he Tariff Law o"e Objection 10
beth III, Sc measures. much relied upon IN his
late VITO Message Il al il, III" 6, Il ',ing al
I.e questions Of the tariff and the Lani--be'
ina removed by their having been divorced
by act OF C.ngIess, and prese'ted 10 MN
ngiv.
A considerable proportion of the duties
i,.i5 hy the new Tariff \ i b ing Al a rate ex
c.e,iing tt. limit OF twenty per cent. upon
t.c value. he restriction IL thr Distribution
Act nos, kcs eff;-c', ami the oP, ration Of
=; ai act IS suspended until w. shall have an
EN~cuii,e ana Congress in accord upon
Ehi, q rnnrd-which, as NJ have said be
f;.rc. viii assuredly occur nj the earliest
meeting Of Congrrts Rf tie 81 day ri
N.fch le45.
An error seems to exist IN the public mind
OF his suaier' e>prcial', among our friends
in tho West, which rcqniIes 10 be correct
81 TINS error consists ia their consider
- jhc f,ilure 10 repeal the resifici'oo II
=. D..,tihation AeI IS i surrender {" I'M
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13

IS taken for granted that the Aci is Cypress
;re That !, is intolerablc, and full OF aoomln
lions The Globe deHounces 1t; the New
Yo,k Evening Post JOINS in the denunc'a-
,ion. The party mus be rallied at once 10
lived hostility to the measure. 1t VIII no,
do TO ware; for ii might be found ont by and
by tina, the law is an excellent law that 1t is
full of wholesome regulations. favorable 10
the Industry of our people, and admirably
adapred to restore general prosperity
The party must be comirted ag alnst IL Us
500, as possibIe-immedia Il y-"Iihout ioS-
ing a moment w,
Lei, be so, ifso it must be. we nave
confidence in the measure that II will speak
for Itself very soon, and furnish arguments
substantial and satisfactory in lis own De-
h,f. If amendments shall be required IN
wv Of the details of the Arl its friends will
know how 10 make them at the proper time
-tba; is so soon as they shall be deemed
,..crssafv. But as for committing the
rnca.ure TO the tender mrrcics of It's foes
he pcople for whose Interests II is framed
,yilI take care of that.-B Baltimore Amer.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13
o /. BROKE LOOSE.

An ,cc urts from the Wing Convention
On the 2i.a, Al Newark, agree in represent
mo ir3s, ..-. ni The gte-Iest outbreaks OF young
Rrskeve ~ higs that has Teen Witnessed
since h. memorable Convention Of le4O. 80
IT, old Harrison spirit of 1910 has been
fairly aroaSrG in Ohio. The Newark cor
r.s.3od.G. fire b rim re Patrint says: Ii
has hera reflect avalanche of human be-
rs! lar we'd here from Columbus early
-Srrl Law =; ernoon. iesirous Of being spec
stor of tn great Young Mems Wing State
c9nven;i,n. passed, and was passed y,
III The roa J. Thousands UI enthusiastic you g
a.ca. all RI. hing ;owqrlS the DOini oil att:ac-
ION. In the evening, the delegates, 10 the
number OF several thousands, organic d al
mi around thu Court House, on The public
.an,rr. Mr.. Van Tromp, of Lancas er, pre-
Slu,nr, a1t a.idrrsetS were delivered by Judge
Srsnrer, Of Cincinnati. and Mr.. Wtlte, OF
Licking Inc after gentleman was pr
...Gla.y hl;,uv Ia showing up the enormous
FL d attempted 20 he paimed upon the pro
lie tv tee Ia Lo o Foo Legislature. The
..,ce..nrh Ok ~ at att ,,ouI. amid the
: NJ AMI q GERS If the multitude. But 1t l.
...opssihle L, give you even a faint nea Of
d. e speciarl,, presented this mornlpg-lt beg
cars description. Procession after process
Al Length. Tom CorwIn,' was the cry That
na,sed fran mouth 10 mouth, and his arrival
was hailed By shout utter shout, that made
lie welkil ring. The town now presented
to thr eye one dense unb~oken sea Of heads
The Cunventirn organized in tie Public
Square-iIenry Stansbury. Esq. of La1cas-
tcr on If he clearest intellccts and most 81
oque t m i. the State, as | AM informed.
being n M mated as President. and nineteen
oinrr grntiem N as Vic P. esidents. Tn
c irwin. WAS again the cry, and he appeared
u; on the stand amid the most deaieni"g
shouts Of the assembled thousands. Net
uifhstandIrg the ra fell almost in 10 rents
du ia1 all the time. Gov. CUrwin enchalned
the attention of his audi, nee for more than
iva hou :. in one Of the most matchless
speeches for elcquence, parhoS, and humor
combined. that ever listened TO. After him,
the Hon. T. Ewing. late Secretary Of the
Treasury. e ponded TO the call of the Con-
vrnii Il in a short " mastery sdeeCh, full of
argument and sound, logic ], reasoning
J hey ar. now reading 10 he Convention an
i Idress - t e Dung Wings of Ohio, said TO
he an abb. docum mt. the pro luctlon OF Mr.
Perry. Of Columbus. 1t is impossible to give
YOU anv definite idea OF the numbero dele
g,tes in attendar ce. Those who are said 10
hp yer ed in such matters, vari"usiv estimate
the crowd Ia number from Is t" 29 0OO' Y gu
nav rest assured thai tie right spirit isabr 'ad
il. Ohio. The Peu1le are once more thor
@, ghly arnus d, and maJ'rity of fr'm 10 &c
1900 fol the Wigs al the coming election,
j. confidently n. edicted.-A1Lss
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13
Discovery OF SALT IN YATES COUNTY

DISCOVERY OF SALT IN L ATES COUNTf.
The Penn. Yam Democrat of the 30th
ut contains communication dated at
Dundee, in that country, on the 25th ult.,
which states that very valuable salt springs
have been found at that village, on and near
what is called Big Stream. and on the lands
of Mr.. Smith Page.
III boring, when at the depth of about 10
feet. very strong brine was found and at
the depth of rs feet, the brine is supposed to
be as strong as any at the Onondaga SAL
ines. The present belief of Mr.. Hubert
(who conducted the boring) is, that his
bore discharges go gallons of brine per
hour and this brine, on being boiled in a
common kettle, yielded at the rate of 2 lbs.
salt for every "a qts. of the water.
If this turns out so as to fulfil present ex-
pectation, it will be a very valuable discov-
cry. Dundee is within miles of Seneca
Lake, and IL miles from Penn Yam. Good
wood. in plenty, can be had for ten or
twelve shillings per cord.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13

E"Why did MT you pass the Tariffbill
hrst without the Distribution p saysa Loco.
Sir, the Wings passed it first exactly right,
and then as near right as they could get it.
they had no right TO pass it as it ought not
to be for fear John would veto it if they
passed 1t as it should be. After his Veto,
The case was altered. And, if they had
passed Il first as ii now is, he toould certain.
y haze vetoed it. But they passed it Just
right and he vetoed it on Just such grounds
that he was obliged to sign it this time. In
the game of heading the Wings, he had
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13

In House-yeas. 25 wings and locofo-
CO. In Senate-yeas, 8 wings and LOCO
foco.
That party in favor of Protection that
could bring but ONE vote in its favor IN
each House in all New England Absurd.
1t is time for Protective tariff men to
show which side they are on by their votes
1t is time to break away from that party IN
Congress which, as body vote against
Protection. Show them you are not with
them.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13
Middlebury.

Never before TO our recollection did tho
lokeys make more fierce assault upon this
strong old citadel of whig principles than
last Tuesday. By dlnt of thorough drum
ming up, by pledges. promises and fair pro.
fessions. the train bands Of the party were
at last completely mustered at the polls
Their most tried and truly popular and
talented candidate Charles, Linsley,
Esq. was placed on the course, and run a.
gainst whig, whose speed and bottom had
never before been tested, To the inexpres-
sible modification of the locos, Jose dis
tances Charley (Mr. Seymour's votes inclu.
ded) by handsome majority of 80.
Not tythe of the efforts made by their
opponents, was made by the wings. But
lhey heard The Gatherings Of the foemen.
endeavoring 10 ride rough.shod over the
Town. Their patriotism took the alarm.
and locofocoism was headed, just al the crit.
ical moment she was preparing 10 entwine
her brow with the laurels of victory Noses
had been counted the preceding evening,
forty majority was confidently announced
To keep up he courage Of their followers,and
song was composed by the editor of the
Plowman 10 celebrate the victory over
"Lying Whiggery."
Tie box is turaed! Lo, what a marvel
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13

The locos opened their eyes, and gazed up
on each other with asionishment. But they
saw tina, their arithmeticians mad missed a
igure or two, and submitted with good
grace to a victory which they acknowledged
was fairly won.-Kn wing they had done all
tina, meu could do, they consoled themselves
with The pious sentiment of the poet;
ssT;s mt in mortals TO command success
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-09-13

case, was presented by Mr.. CUSHING, laid
on the table. and ordered printed.
The bill relative TO contested Elections
and the new Distribution Bill, were mol a.
mong the many received from the President
during The day.
After. entrrchanging the usual mess ages
with each other and with the President
The two Houses adjourned
ARGUS.