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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
1.-THE OLD MAN EEcouENT.

We End in our exchange papefs The following
notice Of the services ofAIr. adams, whom Lord
MorPsiE pronounced ohs Of ihs most ek.taordi-
nary inca Of this or anyothereous.ry. Mr. AN
temper may sonesimes ge.ths better Of bis judg-
nenr. bit ali persons Of liberal minds ADM, The
extent bis abilities ana iafoFmalion
SKY four years ago John Quincy Adams en-
tered ne SERVES Of bis epuarJ 81 lie darkest pc
Rod Of odr revolutionary history. and.froln that
dsy % ials be has beena The post Of public duty.
ons ~ which the Revoluiion sgnfane: ,he \, 80:
pies Of selfgovernment and IivsT I,6ertv. Ana
now We End him xish issellee,ual 30 Ee1s min
paired and with heart a rroe Is he 1870 10
which his bsyish hoars wer, dsvo,ed !. rhtn Is
sioel ~ nis Iaihers side on The qnaFier deck of
ne Session, more Than half eenlury ago. The
Amenesn people-the Wigs of this co1niry--
fhoad begraieful that II erssis like me n,ese1t
such man should Be sDarss.s 10 them and ,hai
he living iesiimsny Of one hos ed1cs,ed should
Be heard ID defence Of tkeir fi,kfs srsinst tvrsn
~ and OPPRESSION.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
AGRICULTURAL ENTERPRISE.

u The farmers Of the Valley above ns seem q
be waking up 10 the importance Of new efforts
Jasihesr honorable calling. In Rockingham, 1
meeting has been called ID form az Agricultural
societys and I A Farmer" 10 The lasi Rocklng-
hsm Register Thus siirs up his neighbofi q 4
sense q the duly before them
!" The times are depressing, and many
Of ugsars dispirited and desponding. and
| il therefore bebooyes ns, BY manly aud
timely effort, 10 arouse ourselves from
the lethargy and supiaeness into which
we are sinking. New commercial facili. /
Tres are every day bringing ourproduceH
into competition with the vast and ieftiss1
regions Hof ahe Western country and 4
Iiberelore becomes Us 70 be up aGd doing.
Agricultural improvement every where
around US. is. moving forward with the
strides Of agiani. and while q. are upon
The stretch. what will become OF Us, n we.
shall lag behind 10 the race Let vs.
therefore, By combined movement en-
desvoGr 10 DO something for The agricui-
tnre Of our county. and lei us invite the
CO opeFalion and challenge The compete
lion Of our neighbors Of Pendletor, and
Hardy, and Shenandoah. and Augusta
and AIbemsrle and if Rockingham can
b aroused TO proper efforts. ! have no iearx
that she will suffer IN the contest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
a RESIGNATION.
Pcsr orrIer. Milo. Yates Co n. 7.
Aagq., 9ash, istA

5 Pcsr oFsrcr. Milo. Yates Co n. To
Aagga ath, lstA 5
r. ii. Hsa~ p N General
# Sn-On the 25th ult. Addressed yop,
hui have no answer in return.
Ifeceiysd lhs appointment Of Post Mas
Ter 81 Milo. IRON your worthy predeces.
cor. the Hoo Francis Granger. who only
required Of me bonds for the faithful dis
.shsrxe Of The duties Of the Office. The
posi- now appears 10 be cospisd' With
enndilions z having no afhniiy 10 each
ether but Z" wholly incongFuous 10 their
ehsrseler.n For instance. understand
Post Masters have been EeIoyed fot ex-
pressing their political opiaions. on the
plea that they are required not 70 inter
lefs ia polliies; while or the other hand
most Of Ne have received circular from
New York. urging Us 10 aid the views OF
HE = Administration. GsneralC Committee"
] am further ADVISED. from high authority.
that Post Masters are especially directed
where aud how 10 advertise their List Of
Ieiiets."
Nov, cir. wishing to retain the pEivi-
Isee ! inherited Is "a Anencan citizen.
q snpgessing my views freely oa al sub
ieois, HE Tariff and Mr.. Tyler Included.
and bsing unable. we're disposed. 10 f1F-
ther The views Of ths General Commits
tee. before mentioned. for want OF male
rial, there being none in this eoaniy-and
eonslrning dietation 10 the advertising Of
few letters. as CALLING. lao, tyrsnniesl:
! DO again, tof thess reasons. together with
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
lTHEARMoRLEs.

10 the Army Appropriated Asl vs end the
following iiems:--
Nd. rs For the manufaetu cf arms al the
national afmories. three bundled and sixty thou-
saed collars; OF which sum ten lhens9nd dollars
may, al the discretion Of the Secfetafy Of War.
be applied d The purchase Of arms
No. -. For repairs and Improvements and
new machinery At Springfield arnofy, twenty
lhousand dollars.
No 90 lFor repairs and ia proveHeuSs sad
new machinery ssHarper Ferry asmary, thiriy
thousand dollars.
The voTkmea At these establishments have
been kept Out Of employ msni fpr month past,
without any jusi grounds feI tneh a nereiless
proceeding. Aaolher iastante. TOO. Of The sus-
pension q The Law Of the land h5 an insoIsnI on
ctsi Such eOndael in any otler period Of or
history would have broagh. ahopl Impeachment
aad dismissal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
erRRy,TArDETTya.

This phrs.s sprung into existence about the
period Of our 6rst ipdueii9p into The mysteries
Of printing Office, and has sssn well retained
in our msnory. The late Outrageous proceed
ing in the Ohio Legislature, ! by ar;ed By the
resignation Of iAs HThig members. has brought
the word into full play, and much amusement
il Afforded some Of the ediioritl Fralsrhjty, and
through them theiE tesdsts, BY ihe exhibition
or monster called The Gsrrymandesl repre-
.sniing one or the unsssmIS districts Of Ohio.
We End in . Psnnsylysnis paper the following
article giving the 'oriyin Of this significant Pc-
litical term
q As usual with, all such farms, slznifying
gross abuse and l disregard or The rights Of
the people, il had its rise in an Outrage Of The
Iseofoeo party. Rlvill be seen that the party,
called .sdemoeraiie.'' held tho same dsaHuetivs
and sntfdsnoeratie principles q lhe tine they
psrpelrstsd this wrong that the nfscaIled party
DO now. when the Aighess aim i to PerPetuaBe
their own power.
"Jdsl prior to the late war, Elbridgs Gerry,
1 ttriet aenocrs,, and Who. buf for one unfor-
tnhsle pcliiieal error. would haze been esusid-
ara mo very g soul or honor, :, was very unsx-
psetsdIy elected Governor Of Massachusetts,
sad more unexpectedly slill. beth branches Of
ths legislature were or The ssms political com
plexiou. .sThs whole ,GaR wks 50 ous OF the
way Or tkines'ri "a mat sisss that many unhsaFd
of political ezPsrhisnts we're ren,ured upon
b. our friends. UafortpnstsIy diahenest
sehems took possession o. thsis leaders. when
the question Of sppotiioniag the stats eaps up
They "E4ed up bill, Psssedii snd he Co
vernon signed M Whereby they supposed their
poliiiesl pewsf psrfesussed 10 state dead
against them. The bill was 90 ofasrss sOus. that
the fsdsralistr imRsdisisly eEeisimel--the
STATE he's been !. G.rrymsai.refr The term
l0oh-ths ridiruls vas eGseIivss 500 Dot~ith-
sanding al the .rEuhenls ID II n,or. urged
Is thsy were b. no ms.s shbs Of sbiIiiy--at
the nett sleetiso iht ssass nstt bsek 70 lhs
federal ranks. b. Smashing &sjntisJ --lAs poor
democrats being In il ; Pssiiltn from shirh
thsy hsr, nssir yst spnpls'sly fYsasstsd-"
|, n+cspt RAlsn yssEHEss Of he q. $,
Navy. Sisd al snytns. 81 bilious fever, On tbs
s7th Of July. lie vas n comnand 81 The y.
3. ship Prsbls. snd va an oeiesF bikhIy csisstn-
q b biz associates.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
ANnlrlEi ER.L.ANp SALE.

ID srkse of Mad ZINES. and Is& ptissa cosse.
Qsssi, shsfeoa. sas ianas .copsia II 81 bs me ~
49, T,.f..,s.. H., 4, h,,ns III pt:ess. The
!, ", ~ g ,lE Iasm " NJ. WslInAn NooRk
Al AZ. b.,shs...hl.ea 81 Ms seAk - ard
k<lslI3,.7sR q sS4s ssxas II q .It atitafs pr
IL g.SSse eass,kfs eunsaies
$3.50 s1st1 ,eres kl,hfe s~o milesef Charles
500 .bF - luos.r I. I very eamfoFskbls and
sa..,,.hl- a..(,,ss w;.A o,her nssful improve
800. rh.s,al,sst 81. liz purchase money nilli
81 lie usakl rates " ,hs eoaAsy rent farm q
more shah 500 serts,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
\ n. Guillelia. ersin 3 nalien y

Father Richie
The public will remember that Jonalhan
Rsber,s. usIl known as prominent Senator from
.PsnnsyIv ssia daring the var and subsequently,.
was appointed TO rfhce byi Presden. Tyler,
without solicitation on the psrI Of himself or
friends. Notl cpg since, the President UNDER
took 70 control Mr. Roberts ia his appointment
Of sasordina.ss, b., The veteran resisted The ~
rsanisal edie,, and nov, tina, ihe Senate has ad-
joarued. he has beea bToush 10 The h.ock for his
conlumacy. h.he seorR q The naton asainsi
the imbecils now q. ia head could be increased /.
This ACT would pile il mp rao1nEain high.
APPOINTMENT By THE PRESIDENT.
Thomas s Snnh. Collector the Cusloms al
Philadelphia. vice JonA.han Reberls, removed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15


ga great Wing Convention assembled at
chiIlicolhe, Ohio, on the lst instant. About
5000 persons were present. and an The enthusi-
ssm Of is4e seemed 10 have been revived -
Gov. Gowns and other distinguished men were
present and addressed theipsoPls 10 eloquent
and effective terms Col. BoxD. the former re-
persuasive 10 Congress from that district,
whose powerful and practical speech a few
ysars since is YET fresh in remsmbrancs, was
vary graphic in his description or The Free Trade
and Direct Tax s,stsm coniended for By the
Southern Loco Eoee politicians.
Iles pictured 10 his hesfers, the wretched
coodltoa OF the People, when the favorile Loco
Foco scheme Of Direct Taxation shall be per-
fesiied aad N full operation the country Deg
CARED BY an tx psnsive Government, without re-
venue from nBy source therFederaI arm having
entirely withdrawn its support from the STATES
end the People, and weighing like an incubus
upon the body polite and then, 10 cap the IN
happy climax, an array Of tax ghtherers, sent
abroad over the country. 10 levy aud extort from
The injured community, the means BY which the
worse than useless National Gov erpment may b
sEstsised. The declaration Of Mr. Van Buren,
thai "the People musttaks care Of themselves,
and The Government OF gilself,,i Mr.. B. regard
ed a. the FIRST tnanifestation OF The uilerioE de-
signs of The free trade" Loeofoed faction
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
rsom a. W Y,rk .an.rIiesn. s.pl 6

We have heard Of seversI ttansacliona
which have taken place durlug the past
week. which show better feeling 10 The
nercsn,lle world. Several individuals
Who held mortgages on real estate, which
parties were unable TO pay, have cancel
"a The same. and received deeds--Pay
ing large sums over 10 the indebted party
for difference Of value. BY these opera
hons considerable sums. long locked up
To- the Banks. bare been put in eircula-
lion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
VERMONT.

Theifelurns from ~ Grean Mountain State.
Which never yielded loslhe cpntagion ofJsckson-
sn ,shax results entirely favorable 10 The Wing
cause. The majority tor Paine. the Wing can
dldaie forIGOvernor is largeH aud vill be greatly
increased by the votes yet 10 come ii. There
viii be ba. small sprinklink ofIoco Focoi,m
in The legislature. ttN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

ES-Ths dinner TO Mr. Calhoun. 81 shOceo
Springs, n. c.. which vas considered a. lead
ing or the bali" for The Presidency ~ stated 10
have bess rath5r small affair The Raleigh
Rsgisier lhinks II musi have disappointed the
hopes Of Iis projectors
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
q Be 81 rfk lDre@ 4.
REs1aFElos o. afEcIs FAF'lHsrs-


REsrNPEIOx o. nfHc1E PArsEEsrs-
Tkh d,y : lks period 6see fer me rssunP-
sies q ipss.s pa nsss. yFoas Rsnks. and -
prss6.ns all iii Be- Fssiy Or 6kenpi rssPsass
ls-sAs puslls ssaasas We are Efalih.l, hsu-
ever. 70 hear that there s.no Fresssliity Of =
Prsssnrs upoa saJ 81 tksss ipsiiiu',onA Ths
Baak saissrs assure ~ lbst every hing ifRus-
pieiens Ter rslnnPiisa-lhet pabie egpndsss<
nis great nsasurs russers1 asd hat soil
tnos 20 Isngsr q Prsnian. j. sbubdnns
slough Tor all prsbabis dsnasds Lsi TIN
cosadsnes b. Dainitins4 fer tine, and ne
.Bssks viii sgss1 s00n b able % shord BUSH
ness facilities 70 reaionsb's ezssni IL,
seshony and industry - lhe predoaihspt qdali-
liss for The faturs-aud, Il despite o. bad 80
vsrnnsus. and the tGortt % bsd men 70 intro
dues disirus, snong their fellows. this great na-
tioa nay yet go many prosperous and hsPP,
/ diys.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

Thus il will be seen that the most revenue Was
produces, undeE The high Iatff o. 1928 shich ii
was predicted, u il Is now 10 refersnce to The
presenl bill, &spid soon leave the treasury PEN
nyleSs. - " ile The Neasi revenue was collected
under The lowest iatf. spi il Mr.. Calhoun
should live TO see reaundsal revenue flowing
into the Treasury from the sariG law just pass
~ - "a l-.t-I-.t ,-..,v oyuutruSucr,
instbe teeth 6f his late speech. thai he Jorssatr
aad orttoId Il. aud delineAleA all lhe evils that
would flew from a surplus IA the ueaSury-as
he now says, in reference 10 theNbill Of 1928"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

gas the LEGO Foco troubles increase, and
WhiE unaniniiy becomes more conspicuous,
the presses Of The Opposition become more and
more rabid towards Mr.. Clay sInIa late articIo
ofibe Globe " End ihs following sbuIltion:-
~ little Is Mr.. Clay may BE- esteemed in
other respects, pc = not 60 contemplate as 10
hsYe no lnhuenee with hrs party, Or 10 fotbear
exercising y WIEN every moment Affects bis pre-
tensions 10 the Presidency. Helis ] man Of but
liitls WISDOM bpt Of great influence On men
He ID a rash. shallow Statesman. but q great
party leader; and howavor siIiy or desnerste
his measures may be. he toIefates 10 hesitation
il lhs obsdienes Of .his followers''
Mr., Clay i +.shaIsow sisiesmaP,p yet he.is
81 great party lssder-" WhentheeouDiry was
twlfe N trouble whose sss.ssnansHip composed
the aagry elsnep's. and reeonsilsd "a various
jsrfiDg interests We leave This question % Be
answered ~ ne nPre1udieed men 81 an parties.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
THE WING SPIRIT IN oHIo.

The enotmities recently attempted By the
Lecos. in Gerry nandsrRg he State, have arons-
al the Wing spiri. ofIlsto. and immeass meet.
ings have, BEEN held ID every part Of Inc SIaie.
The State Journal thus announces change
which has been msdes
I'll Si..Qne GIN. .4pdiiy.' heretofore an eff
icef 81 highIrank and extensive influence
ins .he Wig party 10 This State. his been
fol several weeks past missing, and is
supposed 10 have deserted and gone over
10 .ihe enemy. mo reward viii be psid
for bis apprehensioH. but il any intelIi-
igepee can be obtainedIof-his IS whereabouts.
his regime nlalS and side arms will Be Goa.
veyed to him.
|. Gen Eaffzsiasm, formerly anauficer
ol Al tingulshed merit, but more atieriy
retired rom the service. has succeeded ID
sEhs command. Hill appearance again, in
the field has inspired our troops WITH 10.
Yiucible courage. and struck terroFsso the
hearts Of I'll ihelr foes. Under iheEanspi
ces cf this tried leader. this division d
The grand Wing army win be found un.
eonqnerabls /"
"A the Legislature % Sc chosen This year.
viii have The election Oh Senator 81 lie
United STATES 10 place q Mi. Allen.
also ! Stale PRIMER! and will have 10 d i.
vide the State sin,o Congressional Dis.
triclsl
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

We stand uneomnilied TO any csnddsis>
for ihs PresidsncJ and We mean TO remsln 90"
Il Richmond Enquirer.
e1LHVv long. is no, stated 81 WI ether until .
Nations al Convention shall have disposed Of some
iroublesoms sspirsnis. or until the election Is
over. Pray snlIghtsn the Democracy in time,
for many Of then are alrssdy half disPosed TO
.rly Of The hslys on this question.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

lrconstsss. by j.ihi resolution, has
authorised the Postmaster 6eteral 10 extend
The contract Cor carrying The nail on The Po,o-
mao, for four years from The istn'insliOn Of The
Prsseht contract, % As 10 sseass he services Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15
INDlGNlTY TO THE PRESIDENT.

INDlGNlTY TO THE PRESIDENT.
Much s7luller has been made 81 some Of yhe
presses and parasites Of the President, becadse,
at The dinlsT give1 10 Lord Ashburt6n inl New
York, the loass 10 Queen Victoria waS@ drank
with cheers whilst that 10 The President of The
United States was given ID silence. This, they
pretend, was an insul, ID the President, and
through him 10 Tie country. Wegcourider ths
all nonsense, and mere afselgfIon 81 Pairioi-
ian. Those who complain about il care very
little fpr PtesidentsTyler, but ahhy have pc OBJ
lection 10 make lalle political capital out lof
lbe incident We think tbe fdlhwing explanla-
zion Of the mater by The Nsa YORK Express am
ply satisfactory The dinner, il viii Be seen,
was given BY sentlemeh 81 AZ parties, Tyenies
IS we'll as wings shd Lecos The Express
says - II
From the best Information we haves 81 and
we have made the subject matter OF lnqpiry H.
believe thai no insult was ip tended 10 the Pre-.
sident,-none &ha.ever; and that the omission
was rather ihsIes,ilt u accident than 0f design
The Toast was The first given in the evening, and
il was propounced before half DC the company
were awsfe that the drinking of toasts had com
mencedZ The music struck up almost immedi-
alely. snd many present we're not. aware thai
The President had been toasted until il was loo
late A. make proper response 70 the sentiment
,W4would be among the last 20 counlenancef an
insuitto the Executive Office, but believing thai
none was designed, We cannpi but regret ire mis-
cradle effort which has been and is making abou,
an uninlentienal omission. The attempt 10
make political question on, Of the neglect, will
prove failure The Mayor Morris, the Ell
Mayor G. w Lawrence, The Postmaster. MIR.
James Lee, and others; prominent 10 The ranks
d the Loco Foco party, were among The con-
spicuous members Of The company, and some 81
these were the prominent officers or The meet
| ing"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

lut lNtg = Wa u0Iies F9lutui y M DdIlIluuIt
American ssys:-
..An intisatisn numerously and respectfully
sixned has been presented 10 Da1iel Webster ID
Bosioo. trnaeriag him public dinner o. oiAer
manifestation Of respect. and b has sis1iksd his
aispositicn 10 accept IL The time Is not Jet
dxsd. bui uhe6 il dtes some. es shall have, !
trust . speech setting forth ihz views and Eeat
sonine Of MIR. Usbsiar IN retaiaIhs bis place Nm
der Nj. Tyler. and an avoual of his intention q
retire con lhai The Treaty. is nsean plished,n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

owe are indebted to Mr.. TnONas ALLEN,
for splendid bouquet Of various tinted
DAHLrAs, from his magnifcsn, garden st Win
chester. Mr.. Aliens taste and talent in the
cultivation Of flowers viii, We hope, secure for
hia IN ample reward. As some Of our readers
msy tIike ourselves until lately kasw but little
81 the Dshlis. We may mention. from authority.
ihSl il Il 'nsnsd in honor Of Andrew Dahl, .
swedish betsnist a is a inpuntaia lower Of
South, America, rscsntIy become very fsshions-
BILE among the florists Of the Tinted States, Who
vie With Nssch oihsrIin the number add beauty
Of The di6sren, yprls,ies which they cultivate.
and which form theehisf ornament Of our hor-
tieultural exhibitions" Itsigni6es, in the Ian
gusge Of the Florist. "FoRrrER TnME," and
has been, like othsE beautiful acrers, theme
for the poet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

Tkf Weather 10 September. lhas far, has
been ~srner .hsp daring aay pastof The past
summer. The Ihermomeier pn Monday, in lie
store Of Messrs. .. h. Beard 4 Co, ranged from
90 d 9sin he course Or lie dsy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

Z =.
NEW YORK. STARE WING CONVENTION.
/ Tho Baltimore American giyes tho following
condensed view ok>ths proceeding. Of lbs Wing
stase Convention, which mel :. Syracuse on
The 7th instant -
The nomination pkHrNRr CLAY, as
The Wing candidate for>ihe Presidency,
wss I'm sam 5sly adop,ed.\
Philip Hone, Esq oaeiedNa resolution
approving Of the conduc, and seyvicss Of
the Wing .Senators and MembsrsAeI Con-
gress, which vas ananimously saoped
A Resolution vas unanimously adopted
,ihata Wing Convention be held Il BalG,,
more, at chaiuie.as shalt be dssignatedS
bv the WING Members Of Congress. for
The purpose Of nominating Vice Presi.
deni Of sbe United States f
A RESOLUTION. was adopted. inviting Sc.
na,or Tallmadge. Of New York. Senator
Morehead 81 Kentucky and pumber 81
Members 81 Congress then in town, ID
take seats IN the, Convention.
Committees were appointed 70 wait on
them. and they soon appeared and took
their seats. when nine cheers wers given
.ln welcome.
i Senator TaItmadge frs, returned thank.
Tor The honor done him, and in SPEECH
Of "a hour, he gaxe history 81 The diff
scpltiss the sWhig msjoriiies bad encoun-
tsrtdI by The constant yelOes Of President
Tyior. II
n Senator MDrehead addressed The Con-
vention for nearly two hours. re point.
ed out ina most striking manner the de.
pariure of Pfesidsn. Tyler from bis own
previously ayowed opinions. and The prin.
ciples Ofsthe Wing party ]. His descrip
iion OF the Veto No | and 3 on the Bank
Bills and bis Veto No. 3, on the Tariff
Bills, were commented 90 with great SCI
verify. He closed most eloquerlly in a.
ludIng 10 The nomination that had at thai
meeting been made. Of HENRY Clay, ol
kentucky, for President of the United
States. He pledged himself, that not only
Kentucky, bal every State ia the West,
ope possibly excepted (hiissouri,l would
give him iheir. votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-09-15

eY-Psssidsn, TYLEa once "moulhed" it large
" -sv!-. de- g nsrns,etaesl or he Tenth Legion
|of Virginia. and he has. Iat.erlJ shown great
anxiety 70 be again Identified Win his '.old
Republican friends. Let; him hear a voice
from that quarter now. We copy from thai
modest and las We beiieye) truly honest Loco
Foco paper, the Harrisonburg Register.
Mr. TYLER This sehtleman's position, al
present, j. most unhappy and unenvlable
bns. He deserves TO be piIied at least He has
cut himself OF, by acts FOR which he can nevet
hope for forgiveness, from The party who gave
him consequence aud poEer. and he is hardly
" soft enoaghr 10 suppose that our parry want
him. while he ohefishes the least inclination lnl
ward his old friends Heiis now surrounded BY
few who stick TO him because Of The "loaves
ard i>hos. !" which he has Ehe power 10 deal out
but lei him be shorn Of office and Of the ability
10 bind men 10 him b. The ties Of interest. and,
10 use vulearism, hes a gone sucker No
Thing can save him n. is probable be will see
the folly Of being candidate for the Presidenl
| o.; hut il he don't. The people will show him
bis want or discefnmsui