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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
'aarranMrvI cREpIT.

cone two years ago, when the nonto
.o,s, The Geveral Goytrnm, u,
sre daily disbonored in non syms Mt
IN when all efosts 10 replsnish its ex-
baus,ed Treasury were utterly unavaiing,
I was repeadiy and STR nuously urged By
the Wings, ibs, the only way to restore
the credit of the Government and plnce
il on permanent basis was TO lay such a
Tariff Of duties on imports as would fur
nish adequate means for MI p op Gov
eminent purposes. The experiments
made in this country and IN Europe to in-
duce cspithlsIs TO take the Obligations of
the United Stat for inse tn nj, were
all doomed 10 signal failure, while they
rested upon the sImp'e pledge OF TIE Gov
erpmeni, unsustpintd by appropriate leg
islaiive action 10 give assurance OF The re-
demption Of that plcdge: But since III
nass &c OF the Tariff Act, the cred If
the Government has been gradually sn1
stpedily rising v it'll The increase of its Pc
cuniary atiltes, Until, 1.-THE present day,
its Loan scrip commands premium Of
sixteen per cent. in the market. This
fact and iis procuring cause ore thus al
luded to in thp Nstoaal lntelligenctr OF
Friday:
The Wings Rave reason 10 be grs,if d
al the effect Of the measures prop sed AID
carried ty them 10 the las; Congress for
restoring the credit Of the Go, einn cot,
and placing the finances upon somewhat
IN r. respectable footing then that upon
hch the late administration LETT them.
The attempt OF the Cove nm nj TO Dor.
row money at an inteiest Of SIX per cent.
per annun 10 supply the deficiency viii h
that Administrator left in the ways and
means Of the Government was, when first
made not cniy vain, but il even b. came
subject for the SCOTS AM jters OF hose
who delighted in the embarrassment OF
the Treasury. Since the passage OF TIE
new Farif act. against the violent opro-
sition Of nearly tie whole Locofoco PAR
,y. old ard new, the Government has
found its credit gradual y rising, ard lat
terly has had no difficulty in getting wha'
M ney il wants; and at this moment its
six pet cent. sock, issued for money Dor.
row,d d, is actually selling on the New
York Exchange a, ffTeen per cent. o6ove
par. The Government could now, owing
to the combined effect Of the reduction Of
its expenditure and the Increase Of It's rev.
enue from duties on imports, borrow any
smoun. of money that il desired at five
per cent end perhaps even ut IA lower in
tert 81.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08
- I = d.

On the goth inst. Mrs. MARGARKT. wife Of Mr..
jeremiah Hawkins Of this county, in 4sth year Of
her age.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08


The Whole T'own Of Tallahassee De.
stroyed by Fire.--We learn from the Sa,
vannah Georgian that on the morning oil
The 25lh ult. fire broke out in Tallahas-
ste, Florida, and, Notwithstanding The UNI
ted exer'ions ofihe inhabitants, 25s hous-
es, including the principal public build.
ings, printing Offices, stores, warehouses,
merchandise, &c. were destroyed. Moth
ing now remains but few dwellings, in
the suburbs OF the city.
A letter from the Postmaster at ITALIA
hassee, says a conhagrstion commenced
in this place at about o'clock This morn.
ing, aid at this present writing 8 o'clock
The greater part OF the town is N ruin.
Every business house in the pace has
been destro yed, and with the pos, office.
| succeeded in saving The contents Of this
office, but every thing is in such state "a
confusion, that it is impossible to assert
the mail that should leave on tomorrow
morning. The fire is now apparently
subdued, or rather has exhausted Itself
by the destruction Of every thing il could
reech, and no danger Of It spreading fur.
rher is unprecedented. n suitable accom-
modniious can be obtained, a mail will
be despatched on Sunday morning.
Baltimore Patriot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

SILK BUSINESS A letter from Mr.. j.
w. Gill, Of Jefferson county, Ohio, 10
Mr.. |. X. Barbour, of Oxford, Massachu-
sets, which appeared IN late number OF
the Worcester Palladium, gives some IN
t,restipg facts in relation 10 The progr' IS
OF the silk business at the west. Du ing
the past year he has given employment
to ubont fifty hands, who have manulac.
tured upwards Of $4,000 worth Of silk
gn DIS, consisting .of all the vaTi lies Of
slaIl X in demand, EQUAL to any i'm.
ported, nj which have b, en- readily sold
| at reasonable advance on ii, ir cost Of
production and manufactures. In conse
qu' nee OF his disappointment in trying
he vali US plans Of fr' ng and VENT A.
ting cocooneris US d or known in the
| United States, Mr.. q. his studied out and
adopted plan which h t inks will work
rs comple'e revolution in the growing
of six as the discovery of the gin did
hat Of the cotton. lie has named his
invent on ellis Pat nj Feeding Tent &
Silk Worm Veu,ilating Cradle, " and sells
individual rights al $40 each. II cur
tails exi enses about orr half and more
than doubles the quantity md quality Of
coconns raised fom gwen quantity OF
eggs over the most suce essIul results of
the most improved method of feed ng
beret)frc practcel. He has mt with
such complete success in the silk bust
ness that he is rapidly and permanontly
enIareng his operat ons in oil the various
departm' MIS-.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-06-08

al, wouli constitute no objection with
me, If corporations were, in proper (oIm,
embraced by the provisions Of such Il
bill. - Lexington InieMgencer.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10
THE INFANTS FUNERAL.

The crowd of a oity's busy street
Passed caecssly along,
As they bore thee, pure pnd sinloss one,
Through the swiftly changing thruug;
The step of tho mourners halted not
For the gay, the proud, the vain;
But chnriot's rapid course WINS stayed
BY the Infants Funeral train.
The wording shrank, when her bright glance fell
On the small aud humble bier;
And she turned to shun the Fathers grief,
And the Mothers silent tear.
"Thoy woep-and wocp for thee - she sighed,
As she closed her gushing eyes,
"Yet they give thee back, thou sinless ono
A. un angel to the skies
"They know of thy guiltless souls abode
And they know where thou art gone
And they lay thee down in bliss and peace
Yet they follow thee and moan !"
Forth burst the words as some bitter pang
Crossed the worldny's lip and brow
30 God! o God what would / give
To be where thou art now!
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10
soNNET.-BEAUTY AND THE WAVE.

Beauty sat tracing with sportive finger,
Names, on the oceans sand one day,
Watching how long each wave would linger,
Ere it had washed the print away.
First Hopes she sketchedthe waves just kiss'd it.,
I hen sunk to oceans breast again,
As half regretful to have miss'd it,
And with the maid let Hope remain.
Next, Friendships name, so fond yet ficeting,
The maiden on the sand enshTn'd,
The wave fow'd on-but Tetreating,
No trace of Friendship left behind
loves then appear'd, twas deeply craven
On that frail page, by Beauty's hand;
Tho wave return'd-ah silly maiden,
Loves vows were ever writ on sand.
When one by one, each name had pcrish'ts
Beauty grew weared of her play
Finding that all most prizd and CHERISHED,
Some passing wave will sweep away
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10

A Large Sory--and well may tho Lowell Jour.
nal ask, who can beat this ?"'
Mr.. Jesse Scou OF Barre, VI. brough, 10 this
city (LowelD on Monday Of last week, Ia dead
hogs--ten OF which were OF ono litter. Their
combined weight was 663l averaging 473 lbs each.
The ten Of ono litter weighed JUS, 5000 lbs. or an
average OF 500 lbs ZACH.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-03-10
From the National Anti.slavery Standard.
THE FOUNTAIN.

Into the sunshine, Still gushing heavenwnrd,
Full of the light, Never awcaryl
Leaping aud flashing, Full off nature
From mo to night! Nothing can time
Into the moonlight, Changed every moment,
Whittier than snow Ever the same
Waving lowcr-like, Consoles aspiring,
When the winds blow Ceaseles4 content,
Into the starlight, Darkness or sunshine
Rushing in spray, Thy element!
Happy at midnight, Glorious Fountain,
Happy by day Let my heart be
Ever In motion, Fresh, changefu constant,
Blhesomo aud cheory, Upward like thee!
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-21
A BEAUTIFUL SMILE,


awe heard a minister, in The pulpit. a
short time ago. relate the following his.
toricaI fact, and apply il TO christian du
~ There IS an electric forcc--an unc
ton arising from its contemplation, that
ought 10 arouse. elevate and quicken the
feelings ofevery christian in coniempla-
ting Tire beauties OF the parable. The
minister remarked that historians said.
hat the eagle, when the clouds bIacken-
ed and lowered, an the wind and storm
arose to fearful extent, would weigh
with instructive precis sion its force with ..
out injury. 1.-THE storm bid fair to rage
with too great force, the eagle would
spread its broad wings and soar above il
aud from its proud altitude would look
down with serenity and composure on
the devastation below. The application
to Christians was to persuade them TO
initiate the noble eagle. When bicker-
ings and strife arose in the church or so
ciety, and when hos:iIities were waxing
hotter and hotter, when the storms Of ci.
wi or religious discord were risinS high
er and higher--and the wrath Of God
was Numbering in his providence in the
ears OF Provacators. then they should on
the Pinions Of their faith rise above the
world. This needs no comment. Oh
that Christians would learn To emulate
the eagle. and proudly through the in.
hucnce OF the Divine Spirit trample the
world beneath their feet"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-21
COL. JonNs1A,s PRIVATE OPINION or

COL. JOiiNSJN'S PRIVATE OPINION Or
MIR. CLAYs--lI j. Common remark that Mr. Van
Barren ~lIl converse 10y the hail hour aud ,l,ar
Who hears h,m ran ai,sr~ arIs Tell hal he has
been saying Col J..:sr-,an IS a different man. No
one can accuse han Of ceaIlns his OPINIONS
conversation that his auditors are unable Ia qaSIe
him With I.recisiss,. We " ish that he had never
said anything kolish III a, The IoIIu~ins CIV
en by corresp mdeni OF the RirhEland whig:
MIA. EDir"R. | opposed To the practice af
giving publrIIy iife side roavsr.aito< nut when
the leader OF great party. n r~sprrtas,lc
ny 81 hIs leow cttz~ns comps,sed ol hdit gsarises
makes of langua her praise OF dsros on
OF p,Toal OPp0neni. consider ~ lso breach 4
Proprey Io give ms voluntary testimony 10 The
world.
On the 30th 81 September last. Col J has1n be-
ing nj Slaunton. Va. unmber Of gentlemen pali
hun The respect OF calling see him. 'CoIuuei,
When yUu reach the raiIn'ad junci,,, you viii tie
the Sh,shes al Iirn'v~r.' The b.s.e.i Old war
rior's lace immediately lII zap with extres-i,n 81
"incerHy and PLEASURE. AID he eloqueuIly said: .
-h',ud lie delighted To that tase- Eve y s,r,i
"i grpnnd Henry Clay touches imrrral,z =. 1
have been ia pablIc lite Iuf kIriy e,rs, ard a..
that have hepn associated with all The gr,-a,
men of the rDnniry. Leaving aai Msdt~u ais.i
Gail pn. who were I'D men WHEN 6r.I sIep,.e.l
upon tie theatre Of P,lII c. I will place JeiIrssm
first and then IIessry Clay. lie is perfert Her
cIles ia oil The qualries that sdsn hnnan naiurc.
Some men may eAcsi him Ia single qualify; G,r
Insiance. Webster may he n greater ksgiciafi, cog
soae may he more renowned Tor deep researches;
but take Clay all in ALI, he has nSI an equal u, the
ia the Un on either ia she North or SOu.h East OF
West In moral courage. in physical courage. m
oFaioFy. IN patriotism. ~ every m.bse qnaIity,
he Is without superior. have been ASSOCIATED
with ban in committees m cOnnecIisa with Cali
hoan Lowndes Chreves. Webster. aud other dis,H,-
guisIed iudiSIu,ls, bui Clay ALA avs the MAJ
ter spirit We lo'ked uilin him as The Ajax reia-
mon; and ny hts rounsrl were guided In our
delil'rralioDs II The ef the rumInn Tee Assem-
bled before him and n doubt how To- Prvce ed
When he made his Appearance. all eyes were turned
aIs'n hun and We were cerlam q, he right when
We f'o~ed hl' oPlniOsl- lie Il great man. very
great man.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-21

CONTAMINATION saf0-

CHA SGERY--ln the Cireuit supe r;or
y, Cenrt II Law and t,hancery fer Ohio c,s,,,rS
Inc "O''h Western Bank Of Virginia, -
RS.
Austin Peay and othsrs.
.hoy virtue OF decree maSs By said eouri in the
anoy cause, viii rxpese TO sale On Mon dav
me Sth day Of February 1915 az the fronf ,loo,S
oi Ihe couri house ofdhio c0nnfy at public s,,r,-
.lan,,o ne highesi hlfdeT. the following /. Is ana
Rart' oI lots Ivin and being IN the city Of Vince
on ~, 49, w PsIt o. iYt No m square No s. being
~ leei OF ground. parts Of lots No and q il
,;nn isot no 2 SQUARE % in Bell Air addi-
700, SOUTH halt LOT No in xist square. perr ia
W n SAID sin IRE, l0ta No IS and IA Ia South
oeslll q asst half iof N % in 21d s1uat . IA 3,li
NJ aaoi'lon, Lot Ne IN same square part OF lnt
TO- ~ 81 me square, lots No 50 and IS in Csr.-
80" seaiIlon. and LOT No ~ IA Esst wheeling.
o. suneioncy thereof to satisfy the plninti6ss
ss1,s sl'h interest and costs the lets or
satls 81 lois 70 be cold 20 be designated bV tbe
eeienoenis o. their agent. The pnrchaee morev
!. 20 DC Paia - three insfaimepts. and tire said
properly viii Be sold on credit Of sly tueiee
eno s'kn. en- months rom the day Of sale, the
gaIcrasrr giving bonds bearifa interesf re-,
osie, WIN approved eecnrify and the title rrfsir
e. anih me shole glFchsss money Il cad. a. =
ipIlheT secer5y Nv MITCHELL. - a ~,
dee2i WotDs, s o { md Con- ,Sissic,'.~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-21


the IN n, out music meant Tor the ear
not speech, but soss,d, like the wai bling |
ol birds, or the ..,urrnuring Of water, he |
bicating vf tasn5s, or the par ring Of cats
Nature teaches this. What mother talks
the same sounds To u child Of thres, tha,
she did when il was no more than a
twelvemonth olJi Observe how A cat
amount piavs with her young, the frs,
three months then at tho end OF six
months then after they got their gro With
fou wholly mistake the purI os.s of "A
mothers praitle. fcu confound amuse
ment with language play with teaching.
The harTonics that are intended for tn.
ear, with the wisdom that is meant FOR
the understanding Look at Rosseau's
method OF teaching a chi i TO draw
Did he begin with perfect figutef No.
indeed, not he! Blu, he drew u crooked
perpendicular line, with chalk or char
coal, upon The nearest fence, and then h..
stuck upon the top OF il sort OF rouni
". which went for u head, then he drew
other crooked lines, which he called tn.
legs and arms, taking care that they
orauched cut at the ends into Eve little
short sPrigs: just five: to represent the
fingers and toes. This the child could
easily copy. Then he puts in two dots
Tor the eyes, one for the nose, and a slit
for the a vuth; and the child copies
them. and goes on. Iill hes is encouraged
TO copy a Perfect figure. Now. suppose
that ins.cad Of this, which after all is
nothing, but the common sense Of a
mother, applied by a philosopher. sup.
pose that he had began ut once with the
apollo Belviderc, or the Venus OF the
Bath. whot would have become of the
childf what Of his drawing?
And yet, murk you. this is Just what
the Tools do with regardto language =
They insist upon mothers not talking
baby to babies; IN y hive the inpudence
10 pretend that a child can only be
taught good pronunciation and good
language, by hearing both. from It's ear
lIesl babyhood. all which, If IL were true,
would only pr"ve IN II babies ought no,
10 have good pronunciation, n1r IN talk
good language: the language of men
aud women. that is: any more than they
should act or-think like grown inrn or
women. But IL is not true The InoiI,
err changes her speech ia the child is n
! BILE 10 foliOw. Her ins,in does for the
babe in language. VIVA, .Ross-au tn.
wild Rosseau-he who from wo wrung
overwhelming eloqurncs.' did for the
babe Ia drawing-and what others who
understand children-ihe sanc,ities of
ear,h-would do for them in every
thing.
What asses your full grown men and
women are, after ALPHABETICALLY your
great men. They talk to children Just
as they play with ihem-just as Docrtor
Johnson laughed-ltke rhinoceros. Aud
so do your great women-lhe women
who NEST resemble men. And what arc
The consequences! Children are afraid
of both, and their little minds are frigh.
tened from all companionship with those
whom they hear called grsat-but who,
IN sober truth, are not gres1 since il is
the distinguishing characteristic of a
great mind to b. alb o to communicate
freely with the humbirsf, To mako itself
understood by ali. Such men. have al
WAYS horror OF LiiiLe Monsters
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-21

'Is,ys. fight hke The d-vt. h.r " run dos,t whip
the en.'ry. the e,..iny Will ~hsP yon-
Could th~rr h~ amy reas'uine more c"eens that,
the shoSef DEPEND uyssn u. the .uid Ssli.' VIII.
.hus addressed has crew skiil-, m the knowledge
-. the h.nsn heart. Noihlsg CO. ne more certain
ihan HAT PATTY he lacked, real eaibo-
fiyh /; and when hath have got ihrir mad up
ir,-ling -'si w.slfi-h sis'ni the nerk--1nd meet
." settle anreDi gr,'lge. The .hi,rhn ia wi. Ia
t.usis in the -srh iisht tho ys~,ni-s.i
will b~ used "a. aud the r,isssi~rably -.iaI
ed.
A Ugh, afer ,h'- f.-hior 10 brewing h~,wrrn he
Wings and tho Dcm.rrass--a struggle xhi~a vii
'i-ar ap the gr .u"d'-a war-a war l.. the hni 9
h Will he terrible sn The si'i~ &c the WI =; G~
outraged al the nea>,s'- aud Intrigue which nrr~si
their isnrr az ssnsi fhrm well ani1na-
tel by the abiding cnnvrfion hat they sss,eaJ fsr
the ,rne gl"ry fihr land and ia-is own shs'antiai
hnplnn~-s. ,I~y Will i,~have s-c.ns~s nr,,--hsh
-sned Isen--~h' are cl.an,pr,tis 81 he right.
IL I'LL I've Gerrr the ART ct the ID m,~r,i~.
b, rsase lean and hungry fn,sn cruel n s,n~nce.
they rrmrmher The Assh pots ui Ervps.' AMI gh
thereafter % dad ise rnelnes of old But truly
the Dem.'cr,ts viii make n stand up light
ab.pve set Grsh ala.s. iat hs cause there are many
'hosisards aiming them hanesf. true hearted men.
importantly terrified prejudice against good oil
Whiggrry. aud drv"irily attacked d, n s,aiowy
high iantasihrar sn-ihins. they vaguely call
d. moefaic R-Iaill,csn Prinriples' THIS ,glarance
and preIpdce ia the hsirl- of the skilf ,e.naggu~.
Who makes prsliI oai e a. is Q siuhhnrn. "a ,yisiI
ing maleriai. full rmslahl- iotts fo~s. ID, rho
wings desire I" he ~hIpS'~d ia this eunte-t-;he
rr'ss inp'ris,i me to ma IN. os gss,d evil. va
shirh i.ssy have ever h-~n sngngs-il IL they IL,
r",. they must Whip the D~n~rai-. -,,i lIsnt - "a
',rah ~ i"b. We ihrn Ice up. Wings. aud
pn' ruufstlves IN irainine-seiarts 81 the i.si-.l
hat hsnny B" krye rabm'-bys. WIN .~i~Id The
plangh AMI spaj~, aye. aud WIN make the ll.arh
and sisade--fanncr and artzan all--irom city ~ q
frvm csuniry. No spnrt. show. islle js,sst OF
NJ rms await y"n. bat The very rug OF war
We say 70 You. u Ina many inm the ranks of the
foe Ne possible. In orier weaken hs arrsy; a., IL
Icy scattering ligbi-,he true lIghi-,iaIs tue qaes-
ten 10 y"ur opIs'nsnt fairly AMI psuT'~rly-fl your
n"uths ~ iih atgudnenis-win by kind wor.i- above
all. use M ahusr--~e halls 10. Call no nams -
railing names Is moi reasoa.' says old Brnihain-
a"iSe Gully iorIies ia his prsjad:ces; Fnh i..
when a gel old DriRsrreI vets you " hh pure
anal ut'rOuiaminaied enr.sIiIuihS. .JelIcrsansan
Pr'nriPles. y"u tall ham srpI. gives a
substantial ioun io has 'bodi~ss cr-aion eriaSies
U-e rra~n ihrn-y"n hive u. Be resdy--hr
s,r''ng-hc ioId-a-d. Fight like the devil; Tor II
yni don't hip The Democrats. the Desuoc,aIs will
~hip you,'
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-21

TO TiIg WINGS OF ONO yanf Safe Cen
rsl G. attic. having c.a,sultrd AID advised ,Ah
our Wing bfeshren from all parts u the Slate. d..
hereby. an ''h sienre Ia the Eenrsal wish. ri,s
notice. thai A CONVENTION or DELEGA rtS
FROM THE DIFFERENT COT NTikS. CITIES
ND TOWNSHIPS or TIE SrAr WILL RI
iELD Al THE CITY OF COLUMBUS. IN
WEDNESDAY,. riIE Torn DAY or JANUARY.
lSit.
The "hj-c' of th,s C"avcuiiss ~ the el~~ti N q:
suitable eauii~s Lx C..vsns,r. sui Gsr Electors Is.
Pre-i.icnt arsJ v,re P,.,isi.n,--@ app two D.i
caaics in'm the State al large. to IN Nateual
Wing Convention. ~ nc held nj Bsiiiu are. in May
neat aud take the ina, atesy ste - CIR ihr,ash
and roa ple'e ..rgsnix oi the D~spm-rasic Wing
Pa-yrrcIr rn'vry 10 the eat hticai cv,,--i ." g
Al -surh organization rs will bn,,e Tue People oo,
q The pills In their iuli Strength Zoe an- more effn
10 rescue the Government OF the Cunry fn,ss li.r~s
vho egnrd the ins iintr,s Treasure al the ps..,.
le as spills With ~hr 10 re~sri r>,:irissi esiru-
'o-s-i"r one mote slr,ng rfir u. The r.nr..i
oi pa lie af r- j. the ha.'ds OF husi and ra,s,blr
'se. who faithful Ia the C"n-iitaihn. will i'm their
administration direct ali the energies and power oi
Cow rnnen Ia Pron'ie the gene rel Prosperity sbd
b 'Pi ness oi the whole people. aud Pot end n,
misr'ie ard NAL Observation-Disclosures stay That sysem
Of Is''cy which sets np the public ofes rs created
i,r the asiv an'sge "l hr penons called Gil thrm
nn tot of tn security and the welfre of The pro.
pie.
w, h sueh Imprint oijrr,s r. view. yoar Com.
miiIer ear e-tly rrques ihe Drsn"~rairr Wings %;
every county. city ail "wnsh,p ia the ate. o. rs
semlie ''gr he nj ssel. tune sui place NJ may b.
s,' i'i~'.t. aud r.nd uI.io the C.nv-t. t'. suri,
n''ms-rr 81 'I.ss They mat ch o-e. in order
t,at he mann Of co. d acting The campaign oi Is
44.may be sslied up.u inli AM r. CONSULTATION.
The C.msaiit' e hp'. that this &C. w..tk may u,
entered np'n pHnIaiy AID ~nh the srt required
Ia rrown onf rtfr,- NH su~ce~s. The cumming
" ar Will be n crisis in Amcr,ca Pol,iics r. ur
year. mare sf Leo Fsco ouirage and r.,nb mpl of
Tree inslIiuinns may render hples AL rorempis
rr~i"rs the Puss aud prn. ipl-s II Cayrrnn, NJ,
The ~ani'sn Disregard oi The rrsreiis af mralIiy II
The security al PnerIy .-bi the principles 81 Civil
Lrrr'y. which have so frrqsvhIlv marked the i,s..
STEPS al our Rales. h'r~ibly ih.press a,s. ns ia.
truth "f the aJage. that "when wicked men trar
rule The People nlcnfn."
WINGS. your insiilu,tois and I.ihcttie. are in
Danger. The iTsI.ds a fee IiRttuinl,s csslf ufs,
yoe-your t"uniry calls upsny u Ia res..ur. pr,.ecr
AID preserve ti"m LIT nh-vrr I've said that wa,
were deal ." sac n ,ali c.me-rue and ail-
cuaie up TO the nscus!
JOSEPH RIDSwAY,
ROBERT NEIL,
JNO- a LAZELI.
JOHN GREENWOOD
LEWIS iiEYI.
y. W.SiIERWOOD.
WIN ARAiSl RONG.
S'aie Central COMMITTEE.
VINO Committee Ro"Ns
Columbus. Dec. l5th. 1919
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VIRGINIA LTGIsLATURE.
llOtfSE OF DELE(;Ar$S

ID remi'-f 16. "a
mr W S'nIhali. was elected speaker pro Fem.
an HE abse''re ai The rA.aker
On n'ii'sn "f AIR NJ C.'nas. The resolution Gsr the
rerep'n'' 81 the laad lnni war taken up as 10 60,
and dehaiedi bui finally ISosip"ncd The n Jamu-
aFy.
message vas &c Nd fran The Senate, staff q
iha' they had agreed IN the ses,II,n Tor The slr
Ian ni a Judge. with smrniuenf pr,E4,- ing the
o'h 81 Ja"nary, instead VI the 18Th inzf.
The Srnaie's amendments roncurred IN
On nation Of Mr. SiaRhn. The House adjourned.
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The Bnlie'in Of Medical SrIencr. by Bar.ingrO,i
* Haswell. . neat work and we'll filed i,h vain.
able matter p'.h:'>Led .nihy and furnished ls
the protest. aud ilsrrs the bow prre ai 81 a
yer. John Bell. NJ. ID. Is the editor. The work
ran he Ind at J. J. Iiasweli'-.