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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
PIPE T-AYING

We REFERRED in our last, to the Ri.chean trick OF
Always bawlng stop thief.' when you have stolen
something and want TO get Off unde,eeted. Tho
esViee must have been, by the Enquirer commune
Gated to It's feows: for confederate in Philadepbia
tine Penn'y!ranian) tries to drown the noise which
the ]uociaHy detected election frauds of il, parv
were making, by treating the whole matter q, n
"his DEVICE and by even talking as If the whi.s
were endeavoring to suppress Locofoco votes, Will.
IN TRUTH their own offic,n have been OBLIGED 10
admit, in Court, that long list Of the Wing Pro.
thonotary's votes had been frAuduIently set down
10 his adversaryi and the election lat FIST declared
IN favour Of the Locooco) has been since reversed
TO shew what the true state OF the case 10, W.
copy ihe Report Of the Trial itself That will
shew ~ho are the Pipe layers.
Reported for the North American
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.-Oe, o.
The petition Of Edward C. Dale TO be declared
fothonotary OF the District Court in the nlnc, n,
'.hn deniz returned by the Return Judges. a.eI.et
co, 1y me consent OF all parties came up TODAY
WI iiu'caihson' the return Judge of Kensin.,o
was examined. He said he knew nothing nLnu,
mo manner IN which the error in the return OF the
thtd ward IN hsnsington occurred, but he was
satIshei there was an error. One of the election
ohcers OF IN, ward was also eIsmiaod, who svore
mat Dale received the number of votes ns bv b;,,
pehfed that the column for the laird Ward vn,
hhed up Ia haad writing, different from all Others
aud from the sum total. No one could tail Who
maue up tbs return. The counsel for Mr. Hsn,z
men Lsqucsted that the ballot box for the ward
should be opened, and thu return deposited ,h.rs
axAm'ned' This was done, and that return found
20 agree with the one in tie Office of the Common
IIea' "hereupon MIR fleaz's counsel minated that
@ey hSu no more to.say, and the Cour; adjugej MIR
Dale elected and directed ceuif ate Of thar Js.
eSlon to he cent 10 the Governor IL did no, appoar
now tbs Return judge had been induced TO certify
the votes TO Richard G. Dale-ihere being nothing
o. % inc sort shown 10y tho Inspectors reforms J NJ
Read, and w Reed, for Dale: Dallas and P,e.
for Heinz 81
The petitions of Ash and others, nlledg.d frauds
IN general way, and especially that in one Of tbe
Wards OF Southwark ASKS votes wero rolled up
IN Oun6ieso eleven and counted as ten. Tho Court
ordered the ballot boxes to be taken into po.seson
by tae Prothono.ary; and other matters as they did
III DaIe's case, in the first filing the petition.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
Wi[.LIAMS q nAXAII--


WIITIMUND, Va.
II EEP constantly hand n full supniy of groro,;e,
IN Liquors, Wincs, Scgsrf aud Fl9ur of All grades
which theY ohor Wholesale, on tho usualterir
Liberal advances made consanmcnts Of FOREIGN AMI
Domestic Produce. -, D. -,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

NFfInW
Joseph Peasants, Richard u Gilman. Nathaniel 4
Cronshaw, Executor ~ Fleming Bates, decd Fleming
Bates Unty, iisnrah MARY, Hu-snnsh and sarah Rates.
tie Last Of whom infsnta under e Of u years
and Bcniamin Hssravc and Maria argrave, infant chill
iren Of Deborah Hargrayc daugtor of the said Fiem
Ing Hates. deed. Defendants.
Tho defendants, Flomina Bsoa an1 Bcniamin and Mlrs
iafrfsvc, not having entered their appearance aud gwen
security according 20 thcac 4 Assembly aud tho rules Of
is court AMI appearing ~ tho court, BY sailsactory
Evidence that They not inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. VI 10 ordered That the fal defendants DO appear
hero on the 70 LAY % December Court next aud IN.
wcr the btu u the painn; AMI that Of ihs order
bc forthwith nEouci n SONS Newspaper published Nv The
Cy Of Richmond, Tor tgO months succefsv and that
anoor copy bs posted tho fron door Of the Courthouse
VI Tits county A copy, Tceie,
&C n wgw' WM WINSTONt ID VI y,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
THE LAW


w III resume It's coutfe OF Instruction tho of
nSNember next, % hc continued until the latter emit
Si mafch. le>ii aud will be condnc heretofnre.
Iho students will be oIcreiscd daily. In examinations
viii explanations, la thc following Text noaks:-
Paris ol Kents Commentaries, Lomass Digest Of Tho
Law oi NcalPropcrty, pats OF Iota1s law Of Fieru
tors anu Administrative parts of the 81 volume OF nlaeE
stones Commentaries, parts OF the 2d volume Of
.onne1anes ste phons on Pleading aud LIST volume OF
me price OF instruction will be SIS for the session. pail
~ advance, exclusive of Text Books slen,s OF Grner
session, viii be =cd so only for attending the
session. Any number OF S;udents who may be dispose
70 ahen can procure comfortable on
mcnt. IOuN TivI OPP 4 49,.
Sc --"|~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

"Drop him ,a'y"-Thc wings of the Third Con.
sressionai Distrc; IN MASSACHUSETTS,. who made up
their minds to throw Caleb Gushing out of tho win
dow, consented to spread feather bed to break tic
io'cs OF his TALL. twas done in this wise: The Con
veniion met at Andover. The names Of Mcssrs
Robinson, Duncan and Gushing, as Candidates
were balotted for with the following result;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
JOSIAH MOSELEY,
NATHAN SPENCER
ED II MOSELEY.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE

(ElN6 DESTROYS Of closing my on the e..
tate OF Nelson w. Hall, late OF the county HenIco
w az le delay as possible. hereby notify all persons
haVins claims against said estate 10 press the
subscriber On soon posrible, for settlement; and tsr
indebted To SAID estate, are hereby notified nno
diaie payment TO me. No indulgence can be- given
+. ID. JONES, Administrator
SO - CLOTHS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
REMOV AL!
JOHN NJ OREM

HAS romo, ei his Clothing Establishment TO the New
Granite Front below his OH stand, nearly OF 10.
site the Drug store OF Messrs. A. Duyai 81 Co where lie
Intends keeping large aud well selected ssorinent
Fashionable Ready Made Clothing, exclusively ofhs own
make which Will De offered preest suit tines.
oc u ~ T.. H. SPENCE. AGENT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

GAME TO ruE LAsr.-The u. =. Gazette has
a communication in reply to the statement Of its
Baltimore correspondent, that the far famed Boston
had been injured, and vas about to be Withdrawn
rom the turf. The writer says;
am enabled 10 say. from personal know,eds G
OF the fact, that Boston has never been in better
condition and health than he is at present. A
temporary ndisposi,ion, which was attributed to a
change OF water WAS the cause Of his defeat a, A
lex.ndr'a. lie has entirely recovered, and is now
iairly "hlmself asain." The Col. will DC nj Cam
den early this week with his stable, in which will
10 found the best three south of the Potomac
viz; Boston, Blue Dick and Cassandrs, with ore or
90 more Of less no;orieiy. Miss Fashion mus,
shape heTfcf for another quick four nile race il she
expects to carry of the $4,000 purse next week.
u can't he had by galloping, and will take some
thing under 40 10 win it.
The Southern turf will be we'll represented by
Gel Johnson's stable; but there will be champion,
there too, TO whose hands-or heels rather the
Norh may safely leave its honor. Clarion, Treas
urer snnd Fashion will prove OF suiicien, metal for
their Southern rv.ls.-.N. Y. .imsriean.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
HALE GROVE
FEMALE BOARDING SCHOOL,

rHE undorprood feels granGcd Ia ng again able TO
announce Ia the public, hs good fortune In securing
ihe sorgiecu Of Miss Ann g. Forbes az conducess Of the
above school Tor tho ensuing year 1913
Miss Forbes has been for several years past the Prnci
pal of the Fcmalo Seminary Milton North Carolins aud
the appreciation with which she has discharged tho duties
Of the situation, well az her general publications H.,
have been vol eescd bY previous testimonials offered
~ The public, aud The universal appreciation Of the patrons
Of tis insiuon that 10 doomed unnecessary 10 offer
them again.
The school is heated within mile Of tho Rsppslan
mock Aca deuy, and five miles from Port Roran Caroline
County.
Tho buildings ample for tic comfortable accommodt
ton ~ ~ hoaricTa The situation ~ very healthy aal In
agreeable ncRhhorhOod Tho chief object 81 the school
t0 lmpan enlarged and substantial English Educ alton,
embracing all tho branches thai properly pertain the
f-mhic culture. Tho Fforch Languages Will also he taught
iroc u any ional charge The school will open tc
10Th January 1893, and close for the year, tho 18th
Do,cmbcr the month Of August being devoted n vocation
Tormr l1 board, tuition, including fuel, washing aud
lights; half co. o 10 pid the last day ~ July aud
the residue on the 18Th December
PETER u. THORNTON
References arc made 10 Tho Rev ~ MI Harding; DR.
John Garland; iIawcE Professor ~ tho Acadcf my In
Milton, c. " foucf, Professor Rap abr mock ACadc.
ny. Cafolnci AMI fcstus Dickinson BsJ Bowling Green.
Address Tho subscriber a. Rappihsnnock Academy.
Caroline. 80 T'm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
Robinson, Of lowell
Duncan, Of Haverhill
Gushing, of Nevbutyport

Whereupcn Mr. De Ford, enc Of Mr. Cushinc's
friends asked for the appointment Of three of The
friends OF e,ch Candidate as a Committee of con,
ference, which was appointed. and TO which com
m'ttee Il was announced that If MIR Cushing could
receive the nomination. his friends were authorized
10 decline ~ This form gone through With:
and then MIR Robinson was nominated in earnest.
.Hbany Ertniag Journal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
Address uanovsr q. H-.ctlI-oiu
NOT Irt,

C<N Found upon the premises Of the subscrt.
~ A0 Der about months ago lzht Grey Marc,
ne d with awhile manc and tail, { feet II inches
hieh, aud about 10 years old. Tue sail
Mare Is supposed TO have been stolen or Ia
nave susyei from some person. The lie requested
20 come forward. prove property, charges aud take
her away JAMES JOHNSON,
Oct2i-c2t' Elk (,reek IooIs. eo,n,x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
CHARLES A. CLARKE.
OfStNsf
MILL practice la tho Superior and Iaferor Cours o
w lishtas, Campbell aud Charlotte. &c rs cw2t
A CARD.

SoriierR, South T.sisra and Ttras Agency.
'CIE undersigned will certainly leave this place IN Dc.
Il ccnbcr, foI the South ami south West, ani in addition
10 tue agency now undertaken, he will attend any
ohcr busncss which be otfci cd Those having bSi
ness tn Iesasean have aitendedto In person. ~ MIN,
usual. - 49,
The undersigned has hal many years experience Ia the
transaction OF southern business bcgs 10 e, CT
to the annexed gentlemen.
Leucrs directed TO him, at this place. until tho Isl De
scmn.i' sni afterwards TO Vckshurg Missh ,pi, uat
tue ION February, wall receive prompt attcnuou.
JOHN A. PARKER.
TAppalanneck. Va, lSih October, Isi1
REFER EScEs.
Messrs Gtetter n Pcasc. LOWS Webb, Esq'r, Riel
manu: Major Wm j. Roberts and Messis X. ihillps &
S,n, trccFic kshurs-McssTs Seliman Crook, MessIs
Win' Mcdonald a 20, lsliimoro-IIon John Taialcro
u"n' ~ W. L. Hnnicr, non. WIN stnith W CoHgTtSs-
Hon secretary OF the Treasury, and tho Members tho
LesisEufe OF Virginia from the adjacent counties.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

by v,tae Of deco OF thu q ,.osn Ea.na p VIE ,.
ee.inf hale The aosh say &C Juy, tsi2. and ,sd
nac for the purpose therein ret orth We shs, ,r
-ac, ~ pubic auetoa. tho lgenl.cr the county
abfesasi On Thursday the 2ub ay Of tho ne NJ mont
Nosenncf)u aii, u not the tts tair say r
tract ~ Land on which the gaii wlekhsn re .es Coz
lnns 10y sdsey lojt aud allied Rocky Ml.t,
which y hire brick dwelling. with excellent olthonss
complete repair. Much III the lanI n. blshl, lan,or,
aEtcH part being nelo-ed With plant fence. M i.e'
Tons are morc ,ic-r able. ~
~ tho sain' time and place. ani Ia pursuanee off,
,,u" urc' We sah oiIsr Tor sale sascuiy one sayes
lucy a'c r,mnkahy likely ana havinx always lived
e. cetahh- Iaaaon. Among them are man, ,rl.,
laua. arrs ants anl suhs
N, terms tir the ani will bo a lii OF aur AMI t,s
years. the purchaser giving bond snd aIptoy,d
and deed OF trust tho propelty. The SLAVE. win a
soil For ready money II the sale be NOT eon,rl.,.
ishcd IOIiN X TAIrwri - !"
oe - 2a~tds " r,,.s..
virtue Of deelof rrus,, frou, Edmund r wickb.n
h"auns ,aic the h day of August Istl anil az rcsa,i
Ia the CLERKS Office OF the County touIt of I,novcr we
sau rr|.rc To sc by public auction, at the OF
the said ickham, la the OF anovsr on ~. oh
lay OF the next monih (Novcmbcr) N fair N NOT M.
hrt alt day iheicaner and Immediately ancr tho sale
meniion.d IN the aho.a adv txeIncni sxued John N
" therein described may alrr Ia. ina
objects OF the H. To them Of the 26th July siS aIso M
the paniai utensils, horses, hogs sheep cae and
he er"ps on hand, ON the day OF ss; and - valuable
The Land, sheul be sold under the said deed OF
INC 18th July, lc2, viii be coll 10y a credit OF ono
years anu the slaves and other property, for cash.
should tho sale not be completed tho Grst day il DO
continued until 10 finished.
5SMSs \ i3 T6aNNsswEli Trustees.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

AMERICAN CREpIr.-Ths New York Tribune,
Of the 20th, says that MIR Robinson the Loan GENT
came home in the Britannia. Ho says that nobody
would even tax about the loan. Private letters
state that oil moneyed men would frown upon any
attempt TO take loan from this country until
thing done in relation to the regulating States
For Pennsylvania there was some demand at fl,
and lndiana at 20, and Illinois at Is, could DO sold
to some extent. When MIR Robinson first started
On this hopeless GRAND, j, was predicted his mis-
sion would be failure. Aside from that, It seemed
almost i'm pudenI for Americans TO ask for loans in
Europe. when they had voluntarily destroyed their
own credit, by "repudis,ion," and impaired III con.
fdence in their financial honesty, as vel! skill,
by the losses which foreigners have suffered by
their banking institutions.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
sIIERIPI.'s SALE

~ ~ - FhIsE.
Wswll sell for cash AZ buckingham Court lIo,., m,
w ihr xul Mnntsy IA November that heinz to,,Y,
ylahout ONE HUNDREO LIKELY NEcROR5 Tor ~,
purpose OF satisfying executions. Persons resiIius AZ
siencc who wish Ia purchase negroes, earnestly
70 attend tue SALE which Will continue frv ,lay 10
Jay uii completed CHARLES D. CHRISTIAN ami
WILLIAM " MOsEIEY
Is wiw ~ No. -
uS- Enq iirct requested to eo,x
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

We hope the Loco rocos will celebrate their Ohio
triumph by Cannon and bon fires throughout the
State. Nothing else so eff-ciua!lv arouse our
friends Tteie hos,erous re ioieinss w III remind the
Wings OF New York that Ohio has been lost by
neglect and apathy. Loco Foco Cannon will bring
the whole Wing Army to their posts. So FIRE away
gentlemen! Your thunder wake up Wing Flee
tors. who will go to the Billo, Box by hshts which
will be "pu, out ia November.-lb.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25

Mvns ruk wesp, The Geneva Courier pu,s IN,
following qaery to our neishbor Of The Argus,
To rue EDroa CO ruE Aaov.,
Dare You dony the statement OF the eorrespon
dent OF tho Editor ofthe Richmond Enquirer, to il:
ina, "ha spent day with Van Buren,, who spoke
against Tarih. and commented upon the folly Of
the whiss in passing such a measure" Isit true O.
false! Out with your answer.
We venture to say that tho "answet" will not he
forthcoming. This declaration Of MIR Van Buren',
opinions on the subject Of tho Tariff. was intended
only for the southern market. or course the Argu.
cannot be expected to commend it to their Northern
cu,tomers Alh.nv J,ur
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-10-25
sTOCKTON's PREMIUM MINERAL.
II Il

IoliN q. WAYT Dentist, has lust received fror, the
ABOVE eeebtsted manufacturer. complete as.ornr
OF ,e nv Ocaunui Teeth that have ever been brought
TO this CITY nnd which, In all that an n,n,ir
Imitation OF the natural teeth. are unsurpassed
Those who wish Ia have artificial teeth anil al,
others interested ate respectfully invited TO call AMI
anime thrin, aud specimens OF his work.
J. o. W. Continues heretofore 10 ne rforn Ill n.r,.
lions orthe prevention and cure OF diseases in tho teeth
shi tums once on the square Immediately above The
REFERENCE
Clsfka.Mp Robt " Hawaii Nm
George Watson, NJ d Thomas NrIs,n n N
Deauc, NJ James Dolon, MD
e" .Sthhchaei' ID Cunningham, ND.
INS subscriber will continue his school at the ,esj.nc.
\ oil fhiup IL Winston. Esq miles from Hanover a., IN
Mrs parrcot, who roAica al a convenient ,S,n., 60,
the school, eau accommodate 8 or 10 Boaidcrs.
.., NJ. CALLS
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
From the New Orleans Bee.

There never has been a struggle
so unequal as that which the Wings
have main;ained during the present
fall. In the frs, place, with an execu-
tive, elected by themselves, exerting
the patronage Of his high office against
them,lbey have had to contend against
the seJuetions Of power and the emol-
uments Of place which have ever been
found powerful enough to Withdraw the
lime-serving and melcenary from the
support OF any cause. Add to these
the lapse Of such a man as Daniel
Webster and the fragrant apostacy Of
John G. Spencer (the conduct Of the
former "afects US more nearly") and
we have a key to the disgust that has
taken possession the minds Of many
Wings who fora space have abandoned
all connection with politics or politi-
clans.
The detection Of Mr.. Webster we
regard 10 the light ola national calam-
ity his genius, his vast altainmeuts,
his eloquence and bis fame, had be-
come part and sparcel Of the national
property. That he should have vol
unteered to sacrifice the 6rst and tar
nish the latter, is a matter deeply de-
plorable, as affecting the aggregate
wealth Of tho State in hef great men,
Ii was one Of those marvellous excen-
iricities that Firing the greatest minds
to the level Of the weakest an occa-
sion for deep humility and mOrtifca-
ton for the weakness Of human nature.
That the course Of such q person could
be regarded with Indifference that
his genius should only excite admira-
ton or bis abasement wonder, was not
10 have been expected. Such has
not indeed has not been lho case.
We have felt the force Of bis sharac-
ter upon the public mind in one defect
already, and may have TO acknowledge
It in anothef-not that his late speech
has converted single man from the
Wing to the Lecofoco cause bur thu
The CONSERVATION Of a portion a. the
Wings was so overwhelming.as to de-
prive them for the momees Of all de-
sire to mingle in the carsass.
Il may be also lhss Mr.. Spencer has
a larger influence IN some portions Of
New York than 10 We accord him.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

@ 1t begins 10 be more aud more
apparent that breach 10 the Van Blu
rem party must take place, unless Mr..
Calhoun is the candidate. The claims
Of our faVOrite Col. Johnson, seem to
be wholly disregarded, and the con.
test in the East and South is narrowed
down to Van Buren, or Calhoun. The
friends Of Mr.. Van Buren, are for a
convention F; but the friends Of Cal.
hOun though they believe him to be
the lavOriie Of his party, are not viii
ling to trust the secret machinery Of
the cunning Albany regency. They
know absolutely that q convention
would decide the matter for Van Blu.
rem, and they, therefore, decline con-
vention absolutely. The friends Of
Calhoun alleged ihatVaniBuren would
not be sure 10 carry the Northern
States, while they feel certsin that they
cannot give him the South. His vote
for the tariff Of 1923, and the vote Of
Silas Wright, and others OF his espe-
cial friends would cause hinrto be very
coolly received in The South. Nolbet-
Ter proof could be desired that Mr..
Calhoun will not abide the dictation Of
a convention than the fact that the
Edge6eld Advertiser >. published in
Mr.. CalhOun's own neighborhood, has
unfurled the Calhoun banner, with the
emphatic inscription, mot subject TO
he action ofaHy eoRUeHtiOA, inscribed
upon its folds. "We hare this day."
says that paper, "hOisted the Gag I'M
der which we intend TO do battle in the
coming contest. We are, and we
hope always to be, the supporters Of
Southern men and Southern measures;
therefore we unhesiiatingly say, that
we have placed at the head Of our col
umns the name Of Hon. John G. Cal
houn, as our first and only choice, as a
proper person to ill the responsible
office Of Presidentoftbe United States,
without the action Of any convention"
Lou. Jour.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

His lergIFersanoas alofUnme, ana bis
palpable desiiiution Of principle 10 ap-
plsudine hose very acts ofMr. Tyler
when II bis cabinei, which Be denoun-
ced with schorehing invecdyc before
bis conscience had been soofhed BY
that most potent morphine-ofice,
ought 10 render bis late letter harm
less piece Of prosy sophislry. What
ever weight Mr.. Spencer has in New
York, will Of course be thrown In the
Lofoco scale be II ever so small, IN a
close contest IL may divide the issue-
and he has selected ihs period for bis
desertion most apily to produce the
greatest harm with the smallest means.
When in connection with these
things, we consider he circumstances
which at this time unite The entire Lo-
cofoco party, il must be confessed that
The darkest hour in our destiny is now.
The Wbigs had not had time to re-
cover from blows dealt them BY then
own friends, or those who protested
to be such. The LoeOlocos have not
vet :sken any Of those Steps in their
;;est must produce diVis-
ions and discomfort III Il; their ranks.
We are in the worst conoRion for
the foil exhibition our strength they |
are 10 the best for the entire command !
Of theirs. Henceforward our situation
must improve, whilst theirs will grow
worse. When they designate their
candidate for the Presidency, we ven
lure to say that their troubles will make
ours appear light. If they succeed
with their usual address in bringing free
.rade and tariff Locos to concentrate |
upon one man "a matter ofdoubtlul is
iue) they will at least unite the Wings
N such way as will make any future |
victory over US an occasion for Chap
mans lUsliest efforts.
Letlhe fall elections terminate as they I
nay, we draw no inference from them
IF the ultimate defeat OF the Wing par
y. We have abundant incidental eau
ies to overwhelm Us temporarily, with
DOT attributing defeats to the weakness
If our forces. A strong man may be
,aralyzed for a moment so that weak
y one may overcome him. So it has
'eeu with the Wings.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

aiming lhs tommoD scnOos 0i the
different slalls. by distributing tie rev-
enue oflhe public lands.
z. That hey are opposed to q Ma
iional currency BY which a mon may
travel from Maine 10 Georgia without
losing a cent by discount.
-. That their policy is destructive,
and opposed 10 every great measure
Of National prosperity.
9. That, when they took possession
Of tie National Government, they
found asa happy and prosperous peo-
pie, and that 10 twelve years they de-
stroyed our currency, broke down the
industry and trade Of the country, and
le6 us a suffering and complaining ma
ton, weeping al the folly Of our rulers.