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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01

FAeTs WORTHY OF NorE With reference
10 the election Of 1874, the Wings occupy
the same relation in regard 10 time, which
they did in 1888 with reference to the Presi-
dental election in 1910. And with the excep-
ton Of the distracted state of the Locof0co
party, IN reference to their Presidential candi-
date, the circumstances, to almost every thing
else, are nearly the same.
In 1888 the State Of Pennsylvania elected
Gov. Porter by majority Of 1896.
Andyet in $40 Pennsylvania cast her cleo
torial vote. aga INST the LocofocO candidate for
the Presidency.
In 1888 Delaware elected Mr.. Robinson
(Locoloco) her delegate in Congress by
MAJOR y Of 81.
And yet in 1910 Delaware elected anti-Lo'
coloeo electors by majority Of more than a
thousand.
Georgia in 1888 elected Mcdonald Loco
focol for Goy'r BY a majority Of 575.
But in $40 Georgia gave good round ma
jority for the antLLOcofoco candidate for
| President
Ohio in the year 1888 gave Shannon (lO-
coioco) for Governor a majority Of 5129.
Yet IN 1910 Ono gave the anti Locoloco
electoral ticket a neat little majority Of 25,-
coo,
Maryland in 1888 gave 10 GfaysOn, the To-
colocO candidate for Governor, g maouty Of
$50.
Yet in 1910 this same Maryland gave a
majority for the anti. Loeofoco electoral ticket
of 4,766.
Ia 1880 the State o. Massachusetts elected
| Marcus Morton, the LoCoioc0 candidate Tor
Governor By majority Of ONE.
| Yet in 1916 good Old Massachusetts gave
to tie anti LocoiocO electoral ticket a maiori-
! ~ o. 2093A
Ia 1888 New Jersey, returned TO Congress
a Locoioco delegation, claiming a majority o.
GO. This claim was not allowed, but the
Wing REAL majority was less than that.
And in 1s4O New Jersey gave Wing elec.
J toral ticket majority OF 1911.
Maine in the year 1888 gave to Fairded,th'
Loeoioco candidate for Governor, majority o
1893,
But $40 Maine gave a majority for th'
Wing electoral ticket Of All.
Michigan in 1888 electad Stevens I. Mason
} The Locoioco candidate for Governor, and thi
+ rest Of the Locoloco State Ticket.
Yet Michigan in 1910 gave for the Wing
0 electoral ticket a majority Of 500
? There vas 90 election 10 Tennessee in 1888
! But. in 1887 ihe Locus carried their ticket b.
y 1880 and in 1899 they carried Polk Loco
{ iocol BY a majority Of $3.50.
Yet in $40 the Wing elected their eeeto
y rial ticket by a majority Of l2,IO2.
4 We take no notice Of those States whic
\ went for the Wings in 1888, and also at ID
I Presidential election in 1910, such as N. Cal
4 DINA. Indiana, Kentucky, LOUISIANA, Rhod
! Island, Connecticut, and n. York, though sy,
y one Of these States have majority for u
! Wing electoral ticket IN is40 vastly sup
( rior to that which they gave ioF the State OF
: Gems 10 1855; and that increase Of maiori
4 goes 70 strengthen the confidence ofthe Whis
DAT j. 1913 The a. -esnlt Will Be found
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
The DEMOCRATIC WING.
ny RICHARD HENRY BROWNE

There is every appearance Of the efforts Of
the Anti Regulators in the approaching con-
| test in this State being crowned with trum-
plant success. All that is required to ensure
i, is energy and organization. Changes arc
rapidly taking place, and hundreds, who voted
with the Repudiators Al the last election, are
heartily ashamed Of the position they occupy.
The disastrous result OF that election, in the
robbery of the public treasury, aud the nolori.
Gus incompetency VI the Governor, are Justly
attributable to the party who selected such
instruments TO carry out their disgraceiul doc.
trines. The dissention, which has scattered
their ranks, and the rancorous feelings, which
point their inyectives against each other have
utterly disguised the vlrtuous and patriotic por-
ton Of the community wihlheir selfish wrang-
lings and open prodgacy. Tie Anti Repudi
alOrs have only TO make proper use Of these
favorable circumstances 10 accomplish the
complete prOstralion Of a party which has IN.
ficted upon our State so many evils and such
load Of inhmy. The feelings Of the people
have been already partially aroused to ihe
enormities, which have been committed by
the Regulators; and, if The Anu Regulators
viii but exercise that spirit and activity,
which their duty 10 their State lequires them,
they must succeed. Let tire people be ava
kened to a correct knowledge Of the profound
disgust with which the course Of Mississippi
is viewed by al, WHO place a proper estimate
upon the sacFedness Of a solemn pledge, let
them but see with what scorn and contempt the
character Of our State is treated throughout
the civilized world, give them but light and
they Will consign to everlasting iniamy the par
ty, which has attracted 50 much ignominy 10
our name.
Let every Bond payer be alive to the impor-
lance ofthe approaching contest, let every one
feel that upon his individual exertions the re.
demption Of his State and the success Of his
party depend, and our victory will be an easy
one
With the view Of rendering our humble ef.
forts in this glorious cause the more effectual
by wider circulation olour paper, we propose
to furnish il until the Fan Elections at such a
rate, as we hope will be an inducement to
many to subscribe tor it.
The terms Of the Democratic Wing, are as
follows
-Four dollars per annum. in ADVANCE.
Five ifpaid in 6 months.
Sxatthe end ofthe year,
No paper wilf be Discontinued until al ar
rearages are paid, unless at The option OF The
Proprietor.
The "Whig," whl be furnished until the
first OF December next, at one dollar tor each
subscriber, IN ADVANCE.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
MAGNETIC ELECTRO
GLIDING AND SILVER PLATING
BY A. r. WELLINGTON.


Msialie articles, qfersry description, Gildea
or Silusred in the most durable manner, and TO
any thickness required.
Surgical and Dental Instruments can now
be Gided or Silvered without difficulty, as the
use oiheat is entirely dispensed with,
KNIVES and Forks may be made to appear
Ike Gold or Silver, requiring none ofthe lab
or to clean them which Is Indispensable with
Steel and being also proof against the effect
Of The acid when used in eating iruit' preserves
SC.
Gld Plated Ware is rendered equal to New
-or, rather, is actually, made aslo; and
when worn out again, by hard service, can be
repated az well as ever
All Articles # Polish Brass d-c., which are
so difficult to be kept bright, may be now Goa
ted with Gold or Silver for a trife such as
Door Plates, Knobs, Lamps, Cand.estcks,Caf'
rage and Harness Moaniingss ApoihecaHes'
Scales aud Weights, &c, drc..
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
Instructions gwen on the above mode OF
Gliding & SlveHng on reasonable TERMS
= BOXES Good Tennessee Tobacco, Of
- sale cheap. BY the box or less,
WM. HUDDLESTON, & Go.
Oct s42
DISTRICT CHANcERY CoURT OF TIE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI.
HELD AT COLUMBUS.
August Rules, 1913.
Alexander Young, Complainant
| no, I0A. vs.
James r. Parks, Defendant.
UTPON opening the matters Of this bill, anc
! u it appearing that the defendant T. not 81
inhabtant Of this state, but resides beyond
the limits thereof so that the ordinary process
Il th:s court cannot be executed upon him
Il is ordered that unless said defendant ap
pears before the Vice Chancellor 81 the. Cour
room in the town Of Columbus on the
LIST Monday in November next,
and plead answer or demur TO the bhl'oi com
plant herein, the several allegaiiops theFec
viii De taken for confessed and such order 0
decree made therein as 10 the Vice Cnanceuo
may seem equitable. and just.
/. Il IS further ordered that copy Of this ofoe
be inserted in the 'DCmoeralic Wing a news
paper published in The town Of Columbui
once a week fortwo months excessively
AZ. MCCARTHY ~
HaRRIs & HARHluns So la
Angus, 10Th, 1888.
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COMMISSTONER,SSA SIZE.
lAderion Boykin, Complainant,
letwsen. and No 50.

Aderton Boykin, Complainant,
Between, and No; 80.
Richard H. Long, Il al Defend'1s.
ny virtue Of an interlocuiory order Of the
ID District Chancery Court Of the State Of
Mississippi held at Columbus. ] viii sell for
Cash to the highest bidder, al the door Of the
Court House 10 the town 81 Columbus, on
THURSDAY, THE I4TH DAY OF
September next, the following property, %
vii; Certain tracts or parcels Of lands known
and designated in the plat Of The town Of Co
lumbus, Lowndes County, and State Of Missls'
sippl as the North half Of square fourteen, in
Barry's Enlargement Of said Town. also part
Of square fourteen, in the plan Of said town.
commencing eighty two feet and half from
the south western corner Of square fourteen,
running in a direct line south, thence one hum
dred and sixty FIVE feet from the termination OF
the said eighty two feet and half TuuninF
east, being the lengths Of said part Of lot vi h
a parallol width Of eighty two and a hail ',eet
liom tho above commencement Of eighty two
and half feot from the said south wostr IN cor.
ner running north, eighty two and halffeet,
an ofwhieh properly is situated in a.ot number
three, Section twenty one in tow nship number
eighteen, south, Of range NJ .,mber eighteen
west according to the map q Public Surveys
81. MCCARTHY, Com'r,
August, 10, 1913.
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Wen pszi ihatunds al t6e ciTcumsisnces,
The prospect ioF the Wings is every way en-
couFaqinn. Let them keep together, united,
earnest and determined, but let them never for
get that their duty to their cause, and their can
d.daie, requires them By liberal, manly and
truly American policy, 10 win as many con
veris 10 uleir ranks ~ possible, and thus 70 IN
crease the strength Of their cause and the ma.
iority Of Their canddate.-phiia. Ina.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
Candidates for Governor win address their
fellow eitizsna a folIows:
NOTICE.

]. BOUCHELE aud DR.. A. v.
WINTER, candidates for the next
L Legislature, will address their fellow
citizens at Jameison's Mills on SaIur-
day, Sept. Sd.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
P. T. HARRIS & Co,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EIoEILHo AKA.
COLUMBUS INSTITUTE,


HNHB REV. SIMPSON SHEPHERD
~ VIII OPEN a new permanent seminary 81
Monday, The l4ih instant ia the basement SO.
~ Of The Methodist 3. Church, ior the Educa-
ton Of young ladies'.
The disciplias Of The institute VIII bs frm
but strictly parental The memory VIII b cul.
tivaled only aubordinate to The higher faculty
ofreason. The former 4 important the latter
Is paramount. The moral feelings and senii-
menis will receive due regard tie moral and
intellectual nature should Be- expanded, invigo-
rated in harmonious sytnelfical proportions.
The health Of the young hdies vii be kept in
view, and their manners viii b watched with
an unslumbering vigilance
We make no inflated promises, We give no
references TO great names We conddo IN tangi.
bic results. Wisdom j. justified Of her chil.
drcn. Short pilhy lecturesIw val Be given 10 order
to explain, apply, and enforce the principle.
Attention is respectfully solicited 10 The follow.
ing circumstance, which viii show satisiaclo-
rily the liberal sentiments that are 10 govern
the Institute. The text boolw which viii be
used were written By men Of Different denom-
nttonsl Episcopalans, PTesbyleFians. Baptists
and Converted Jew.
lsr CLAsa--Aiphabetical lesson, Orlho-
gTaphy, Ariihmetical tables, ~ el2
JUNIOR CLAss.-Ouhograpb Reading
and Writing, geography and Grammar.
Arithmetic and History, Natural The
ology, in elementary form, el6
SENoR CLAss.-Higher rules Of Anth-
metie, Grecian and Romn Antiquities.
Heather Mythology, Composition, Al
grebra, Geometry, Problems on Globes.
(when obtained,) Astronomy, Watts
on the Mind, Chemistry. Botany, Phys
iolygy, Natural Philosophy, Logo Alb
ercrombie on The Intellectual Powers,
Waylanfs Moral Science, n eioric,
Payleys Evidences Of Christianity, and
Languages, Gao
Music, eos
FACULTY.
Rev. SIMPSON SHEPHERD,
MISS SHEPHERD,
MISS MARY A. SHEPHERD,
MR. RICHARD SHEPHERD, A. N.
Othogr Apply, reading, and composition, win
be attended to by the Senior class while in the
Institute.
Columbus, August 10Th ls43.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01


The Hon. Jtks Thompson addresssd the
people Of this place on the asih inst jake look
I'd badly, and spoke indiasrently. He bad an
sagy Tine oil however, a. bic assertions were
allowed 10 pass without reply, and bic positions
we're not ooniroveried. He vas suffered to 60
ever he course in q regular dog trot and carry
"a Ell the honor he wss able TO uequirs from bis
performance Il had been intended that bic
spssch should Be answer ed, but 4 passed Of
with % litls effect to the injury Of the Wing
cause that i was determined that L was utterly
useless TO make q reply 10 il, aud 50 Jake and
bis party had the full benefit Of this EuooUEsT
and convincing shasion, The Democratic o. gan
oflhs place has filed up column on, The sub
jsol. and PROCESSES to Be highly pleased with the
address. We have no object for endeavering
10 lesson the innOeeu, enjoyment Of the editor,
snd shall therefore say nothing more Of Jsks's
eloquent speech.
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THE STATE. OF MISSISSIPPI.


THE STATE. OF MISSISSIPPI
LowNDEs CogN- IL PkoBATs COUkT, AususF
lERM, A. ID. IS43.
NOn .ersons interested IN the real estate
= la heirs Of YardFy McBee, deceased
az " said county and State Aforesaid Hou
el0 hereby cited b appear before the Judge Of
ar said Prohaies Court, at a term therof, to
1 be holden for said county on the first Monday
in October next, 1913, at the Court House
| in the town Of Columbus, then and there
7, 10 show cause If any ven can; why an order
should not be made 10 sell the following desert
bed lands belonging TO the heirs Of the estate
Of said HardFy McBee, deceased, according 10
the prayer Of the petition Of Alice G, McBee,
guardian for said helrs, to wit; Section TWEEN.
| ty-onet north east quarter, section seveus east
half north east qnarter, section seventeen, and
the cast half north east quarter, twenty al IN
township eighteen north, oirangs sixtsen,ea east
i IS furtherordered BY the Court, that this ci'
talon be published IN the Columbus Demo-
erat and Democratic Wing two newspapers
Il published u the town Of Colambus, loT SIX
weeks Excessively.
! Wnness The Honorable Thenas SampsO
Judge Of Probates Court for LoNndes county
Mississippi this the frst Monday IN August
] AID. 1873
ISSUED from The minutes the 9th August,
1913
Attest WIN P. PBLLbks
August ~, l543-ewa ClGh
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
LowNDEs COUNTY, PROBATE CoURT, AUsUsr
Term, A. ID. 1913.
TNO all persons interested in the real estate
Il Of Felix WOOD, deceased late Of SAID coun-
~ and State aforesaid You are hereby cit
ed 10 appear before the Judge ofour said Pro.
bales Court al a term thereof to Be holden for
said couniy, on the first Monday in October
next, lS49, at the Court House in the town
OF Columbus, then and there 70 show cause
# any you can, why an order should not
be made 10 sell the following described lands
belonging 10 the estate OF said Felix Wood,
decd, according to the prayer Of the petition
Of Locky Wood, adm'x, of'the estate Of said
deceased, 10 wit The south east quarter,
section number thirty. FIVE, south half north
east quarter, sUuih east quarter, east half souih
west quarter, and south west quarter Of south
west quarter Of section thirty six, in township
number sixteen, south Of range number seven
teen, west and lots numbers i've, eight, and
eleven, Of section one, north west quarter, OF
north east quarter, dissection number wo, aud
the east half northwest quarter, The east half
north west quarter, the oast half soath west
quarter, and west half south east quarter, Of
section eleven, and lot No two, Of section
number lRelve,in township number seventeen,
south Orange number seventeen west, com
monty called and known as the mil tract. 1t
IS further ordered BY the Court that this oita-
ton be Published in the Columbus Democrat
and Democratic Wing, two newspapers pub
lshed IN The town Of Columbus. Cor six weeks
successfully
Witneas the Honorable Thomas Sampson,
Judge Of PrObates Court for Lowndes eouniys
Mississippi, this the first Monday Of August A.
/ d. 1913.
Issued from the minutes the 9th dsy Of Au.
gust, 1913. Attest
WM. p. FULLER, Clerk.
August -, ls43-6w6 FPS. lee, s 1900
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
FOR CHANCFLIOR-

We are Authorised 10 announce HENRY
DICKINSON as q candidats for the ofieo Of
Vice Chancellor Of Mississippi At the ensuing
November election.
WE are authorised 70 annouues JOS. w.
CHALMERS asa candidate Coz The ndiee
which he nov holds Of Vice Chauoellor Of Mis-
riseippi,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01

The Holly Springs Gazette in giving an ae~
count Of the debate between the gubernatorial
candidates for Governor, which occurred at that
place on Saturday the l2th inst, speaks in the
following complimentary terms Of Mr. Clayt'n's
performance. Upon the bond question he was
unanswerable, and unanswered. We feel that
We cannot do justice to his able argument upon
this subject. lie proved its eonstiuiionaldy to
The entirs satisfaction ofmany who had doubted
It, &c" The Gazette concludes the synopsis,
which he gives Of Dir. Clay toms speech, with
these remarks;
"Would that every voter In Marshall had
been here on Saturday last. We had everything
y gain and nothing 70 lose rom the invssiiga'
ton Of the bond.queqlion.
Nc. Clayton has made most favorable inn
preston among US. Several Regulators have
expressed themselves convinced upon the bond
question. His dignifed department and honest
SOuntenance commend him highly 10 the intel
liRent and substantial citizens. We feel the
Utmost confidence that We viii carry the State
next November. Whatever doubts sc may
have had as to the result are now dispolled. Lti
Clayton canvass the State uPsn the bond que''
ton. aud we veiIy believe majority Of the
people will repudiate reputation"
g A cor, espondent Of tie Holly sPings Gazette
describing the debate, which took place at Her.
nando, AFTER giving general statement Of The
course pursued BY tie Speakers in their argo
lnculb esuclades his description in the following
manner. t+.t,, r..a
Col Clayton closed a speech ofunPrecaden'
ted soundncss and argument, amidst the deaf
tning applause ofthe sudisnce. would be glad
to 90 more into The detail and give some Of th'
anecdotes BY which he illasIated bic arguments
but my room will not permit il.
Gen. Brown replied in apparent bad humour
and lodged the arguments of Clayton, attempt
ing to mislead the people from The true issue b.
cid anecdotes.
DssOlo ia right. She win do her duty at th'
coming election"
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We copy in TO days paper letter from Mr..
Clay, which was etAed forth in answer 10 one
written 70 him BY the Editors Of the "Agricul-
turiSI" Al Nashville. This comprehensive view
Of The opinions Of this great Statesman in regard
to the great interests Of this country, Agrieul-
tuFs, Commerce and Manufactures, needs no
comment from Us. All, who viii read it free
from prejudice. will see that tho sentiments it
contains, come from one, who has nobler and
much more elevated objects in view, TO direct
his political course, than the saldsh desire Of
obtaining the presidency Of the DATED States.
To one governed BY such generous principles Of
action, aud endowed with such oaPaciues cf
mind as Mr. Clay, power and station are desira-
bic only Is a means Of accomplishing his grand
and comprehensive schemes ofpatrioiltn.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-09-01
SOUTHERN HARMONY.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
LowNDEs COUNTY, PEoBArE CoURT, AUGUsT
TERN A d. lS43.

A III - u II VT MAD1ACDlA 4 l.
LowEDEs COUNTY, PRoBArE CouRr, AUGUsT
TERN A d. 1S43.
TTyO al persons interested in The real estate
u Of Henry =. Cannon deceased, late Of
said equity; and State Aforesaid You are here
by cited TO appear before the Judge Of our SAID
pfobates Court, al a term thereof to be holden
Tor said county on the first Monday in October
next, l5 -, at the Court House in the town Of
Columbus then and there 10 show cause If any
you can, why an order should not be made TO
sell the following described lands belonging 10
the estate Of said Henry E. Cannon, decreased
according to the prayer Of the petition Of Will
liam II. Cannon and A, NJ. Cannon The execu-
or and exeentrix Of the estate Of said deceas-
ed 10 wit The south half the south west quar-
ter, Of section twenty-sS, and the south half
of he south east quarter, of section twenty
seven, also west halfand the south half of the
east half Of south west quarier,of section twen-
tv seven, also, north east and east half Of north
est quarter Of section thirty four also, north
west quarter, Of section thirty five all lying in
township number nineteen, north Orange SIX
teen. Il Is further ordered by the Court that
this citation be published in the Columbus
Democrat and Democratic Wing, two news
pars published IN the town Of Columbus, for
six weeks successfully,
Witness the Honorable Thomas Sampson,
Judge Of Probates Court Cor Lowndes county,
Mississippi, this the first Monday Of August,
A. D.1-43. ~
Issued from the minutes the 9lh day Of Au-
gust, l643. Attest;
WM. P.PULLER,
August 70, Is4S-6w6 Clerk
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COTTON GINS.

COTTON GINS.
PLANTERS and others arc invited to cal
III at the plantation Of J. {. Cox, ESQ.,, N
the neighborhood Of Plymouth, and examine
one Of CARvEBs' COTTON Guns, now IN opera
ton Of a quality superior to any thing IN use II
this section Of the country.
WM. HUDDLEST0N g. CO.
AgsRl for MaatJseturTs
August 24fh, lS43 q
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DIsrucr CHAxcERY CoURT OF THE STATE
OF MISSISSIPPI
HELD AT COLUMBUS
AUsusr RULEs, 1913.
BENJAMIN b. Mitchell complainant
No. los. vs..
John Cooper, Defendants.
TTPON opening the matters Of this IA sn5
happening that the defgndar. !. ~, \.
inhabrant Of this State, but rs.s,5,s b ..Sr
the limits thereof 50 thai the ordinary more.
Of this Cour cannot be e.refpto5 yoPn ~,
Il Is ordered that miles nd degenssut IN.
pear before the Vice Chancellor al he Cont
room in the town II Columbus, ontbe
1st Monday in November next,
and plead anr.weF or demuf 70 the bin Of com.
plaiat herfein, the several allegations thereof
viii be taken for confessed and such order and
decree made therein as 70 the Vios Chan.
oellor may seem equitable end Just
Il is further ordered b.. - - a..
~ = s-7' IN the eDemocfatia Wing
week for tive months excessively.
/ NJ. MCCARTHY, ok.
Hemphill & Besuchamh Solicitor
AUGUST 10Th 1913
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-06-30

NArioSAL CoSvEsrios-VorcE IF New HANP.
sHiRE-Ihe proceedings of our State Convention on
The subject of The contemplated Democratic National
Convention, for The nomination Of candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency, evince the wisdom
and prudence Of the counses by which the con ren,on
was Influenced The resolutions passed on that sub.
Ject approve OF holding such Convention-name Bal
more as the place, and the 4h Monday of May Of next
year as the time for the Convention to A. REGARDS
The method Of choosing tue delegates the State Con-
venon elected one by ballot, and resolved that The
other live be chosen by the several counsellor district
conventions, one by each, : the regular meeting
of said conventions for the nomination Of counsellors.
The method Of voting in the National Convention is
very wisely and properly left TO the determination Of
the Convention itself. Very properly, too, did the
Convention decline expressing any opinion of the pre-
ference Of the Stale for either Of The distinguished
statesmen who have been named for the two highest
offices IN The nation They leave TO the discretion OF
the several counsellor DISTRICTS when they elect dele
gates TO the National Convention to then express their
choice among the candidates, not, they may deem
best. The State Convention has further declared their
confidence in the principles and patriotism of each and