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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
ANoTHER RALLooN ASCENSION.

The great eetat with which The first Balloon
vent off, has induced the citizens to solicit ano
ther ascension, which is to take place eertainl.
On Wednesday the 18th Of this month. Large al
The crowd was on the former occasion, we have
eyery reason to believe there will be still great
er number in Winchester, TO witness the second
ascension and The novelties CONNECTED with il. tx
see, how gracefully the airy barque is lapnche{
iEto its proper element, is worth ride Of man,
miles, and we trust that those at distance
and in The neighborhood, Who have never wit
messed so interesting sight, will not fail 10 bt
with us on the next occasion. We refer tht
reader to the advertisement in another column
for particulars Winchester Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
!, NATIONAL lNsrIrurE.

Commander L. NJ. Powell ofthe u s Navy,
has presented 10 the National Institute at Wash.
ingtOn, four boxes Of shells and fossils collected
on the western coas, Of Florida.
Phi ST. George Cooke, Captain Of the u s
Dragons stationed at FoTt Leavenrorth, in a
letter to the National lnslii1te, written after his
return from The late excursion TO the Mexican
eohtier, describes with great mnuleness a new
grain discovered BY him, which he is very san.
guihe will be found valuable addition 10 the
national agricultural interest. He says
10 trhvelliSR ffom Fort Leavenworlh about
see the '6ufalo grass ;"'by this name alone Inc
subject pr this letter il known to the WANDERED
to the Far West. Advancing in the same course
ION the Santa Fe road this grass very era.
duaily increases in quantity, until at the Paw.
nee Fort Of the Arkansas, about 81 deg. wes
longitude, il very abruptly becomes not only .
pre- saIllns growth, but the almost exclusive We.
getable production.
In the country northeast Of its peculiar region
llt only seen on the poorest spots (saud resting
on clay) and in the road i, is Of pale green
falling. ttakes slight root on the joints Of The
stalk these joints are eight or ten in number
and are foqr or five inches apart This pecuIi-
ariIy Is only observed on close inspection for
the joints also sending up short stem. on which
is found the grain and slender blades, il re,
sembles an unthrify blue grass and, like that
il forms a sod, and smoother and far harder
one. About harvest lime The country turns. to
the yellowish brown color ofour ripe grain fields;
and in extensive views The eye is only reelected
BY the green Of single variety OF spice weed
which dots the smooth brown surface Of The
earth. Thus, SO short and very wi:hered in ap.
pearance. it seems wholly insufficient 10 support
animal life, whilst proving with ils grain rich
and ample food foE-eounlless buffaloes; and al.
so for the diminutise but far more numeFou,
"prairie dogs"
Captain Cooke picked half pint Of the grain
with his fingers, which he intends TO seEd to llh,
Institute by the first opportunity. He incline
TO The belief thai this grass" viii prove il sue
lceSsfully introduced. q valuable pasture fo
sheep and cattIe on grounds in the Eastern anf
Northeastern States, where nothing else viii
grow so weIl.-Bali sfmsrican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
!. UP. WITH THE FLAG

The Knoxville (Tenn.) egister Of Me lCli
instant, in placing The name or HENRY Char al
the head Of its editorial roiumn as its candidate
for the next Presidency thus speaks: q,
Nj Up goes the flag Of gallant HARRY 81
LIE VEST to our mast DAY. thel 3
10. remain until, as We fondly trust, web.
ny shall he written upon lis folds, and uh
til the united voices Of nation Of enligltt.
.ened freemen have proclaimed The naotde
Kentuckianlto be theecountrY's choice iii
the first Office, ID their gift. Our prefdF1
ence for Mr.. Clay.is and has long aesn
well known-we have been at no pals
10 conceal ii. and only refrained from eIk-
yating bis honored name TO the top OF oElr
columns from desire that one campaign
should be closed before another was cob
menced Now however, the struggle bf
our State canvass is over-the triumph
has. been. acbieyed-lhe conquest is w5n
and we are once more pfep9red to lsnt
our shoulders 10 the Wheel and 10 enter
upon the great Presidential CONTEXT belize
aus. In that contest the Wigs Of The r..
'ni.ed States lookto HENRY GLAY, Of Kes1 :
lucky. as theirleader-t the Mhigsof T eIn-
nessee desire no other captain he is ihkir
only choice: under bis banner they Will
again rally as one rusu-for him they Viii.
fight, and with him fl1ey can. they MU}T,
they most surely Will conquer. !"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

Sale Of Splenfid Propety.-we understand
lhatfihe splendid and valuable property of WIT.
LIAM SLATER, Esq known as "Rose Hil,n 10
Gated one mile North Of our City, was disposed
of last week By that gentleman, for one hundred
dollars per acre.
( This is one Of the most desirable and beautiful
farms in our fertile valley. and this sale is On
evidence Of the undiminished value Of lands ii
this vicinity - Frederick Examiner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07


This gentleman has desAsd il peef".'I =
dissvov The consequence q which be ..,'''ns
Of eFfes Trade, y 10 its Iesi|iIn.is llns@. ~oald
inevitably lead. Free Trs5simplies ths ab4eaee
Of all duties o. Imporss -else NE phrase Is an
acknowledgement The coaseqotBce Of The abolition
Of ali dnliks would inrOlve The neesssty 81 dirset
tasaiisa for The support OF ihe general govefn-
men; Some Of Mr.. calhoun's friends have,
for : year or Two past. beea Iaboring most in
dusiriousIl TO bring The public mind To- favor
this doctrine. bar il has been an "up,hiII'' busi
ness, and The leader himself nov finds il eIpe-
dent 10 disavow it. "a
The most curious part Of the business is. that.
Notwithstanding Mr.. calhoun' s general cleaIness
Of expression. nobody. MOI even his intimate
friends. everAreamed lhatiihe tendency OF his
labors were The Every resefser OF this doctrine or
dirsei tazaiiOn. Nor viii The reader 81 less sur
prised Al hisdeelaration that Mr. C. has.steadi-
~ opposed az schemes Of alternating The revenue
from The lands" when We refer 10 The explicit
declaration made BY bin IL The Charleston din
ner in 1897, when be said that she say his way
through the present eoufasiOn--lhe Distribution
measure sspuld prevail -he believed that the Pub,
lie Land, would be given up 10 the staies-lhs
Aduihisiraticn mus, yield to these measures IRE
form. distlibution. dse.) d jan s.5ors diem I"
Well, the AdmiDislration did ,sfaII befor,
them. /" in spite Of Mt C's sustaining arm, AMI
now he declares he wssal.esys opposed 10 distri
button. L will require Ingenuity little NOR
subtle ihaa Mr. caihouHA 70 reconcile thesedrs
agreements.
FoAF Hut. July G. Iel3.
DgAR Sra: was absent from home whel
your letter arrived. which will explain why
has not been scknowledged At On earlier period
You are right 10 the opinion which YOU attri
butte 10 me on the subject Of free trade So "a
from desiring or aiming d substituting system
OF direct or internal taxes for duties on imports
Is the means Of supporting the Government, IN
object has been the very reverse, ,as have ofte
ex pressed 10 debate. One Of the objections
have urged against high protective datesfs, tina
il would hasten the period when resdrtloasys
ten ofintefnai taxation would becomenecessar,
an, and always have been. of the opinion tbs
the du,ies on imports and the proceeds or IN
; sale. Of the public lands, hre tie 1egitima,
sources OF the revenue Or the Onion. and thu
il will prove asevere trial OF the Federal Go,
eminent, whenever il shall be forced to. resor
10 internal taxes TO meet its ordinary expebd
lures: under this impression, ss we'll Is FOR Oh
: er powerful reasons. Il have steadily opposed 1
schemes OF alternating the revenue from Ii
lands, or that were caleulatedto impair the SOU
ces Of revenue from the imposts. -4iT-
With greatrespec,. I am. &c.
JOHN G. CALHOUN.
II Ta 1uu naIn mt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
THE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Quarterly Meeting Ofthe IeHstsoh TEN,
perspes Union At Elk Branch. on Saturday next
Is likely to be one Of the most interesting events
Of the kind which has taken place for man,
years. Should the weather prove fine, Their,
win be . largo attendance, the position being !
GENITAL one, and the interest in the subject hpv
ing ID no degree abated.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

The transportation Of Coal on The Phil
adelphia and Reading RAILROADS. prose-
cused with great activity. Twenty trains
of coal cars pass on the Eo1d daily--ien
up aud len down Conveying 5000 tons
weekly. The freigRis Sl.3O per ton,
lof which the company expect 10 clea,
8 90. This iDedme is Of course exclu-
sive' OF that from passengers and freight.
The company have now 80 locomotives
being with few exceptions Of the first
class - l6OO coal cars-200 freight and
20 passenger cars. Unless unexpected
obstacles occur; a double track through
out the line Will be finished uext season
Baltimore .amsrfean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

Presideh, TrLEs has been spendins the las
week a Jardans White Sulphur, near winches
Ger. Chief Justice fancy, Gen. Roger Jones,
Judges Nicholas and Randall. and Edward Ka-
vanssh, kss. Acting Governor of Maine, (,he
laiierin very bad heahh. have also been :,
shesespriass ior several days.
ftss'dsnt Eyer viii. !. IS understood. afisr
visiting Col. Ware and Capt. opie. spend day
% ino = sAaanondale. presionsAo his return 10
washington. He will probably Be there on
Ftidlr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
Land .Slide Id Nln Orl.nne w IN

Land Slide at Nan Orleans We learn
from the New Orleans papers tEat iha
Levee atthas city commenced eriiyine waV
on ihs 18th oil. Up 10 the 22i II had noI
ceased to slide. The cause Of his 5;l,si
ter. which the Bulletin charac,er;zes Il
truly melancholy. +" is said TO have beed
an unusual rise in The Mississiopi r;t,rI
:he dura,iOnsof which was very proirac.E
ed. followed BY rapid decline. Ths
Tropic says-"The front Of four Or iivI
squares. from the beef market down II
the river. is 10 the most dilspidated don[
dillon. Tho wharf presents an apnsar.
sncs as Il whihwind had swepi sloak
ii. The earth is cracked snd sunk 10 ne
verge Of the market house In some cll
ses houses are half turned over. and ].
thers sunk q foo: beneath he level ii
terra frma. The scene presented I'd tie
eve Is one Of devastation. which will r.
qaire thousands Of dollars. 10 repair ihe
injury"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
MusIcAL splRRE N cllAkLEsr0wN.

MUSICAL. sqlREE ~ CHAkLEsT0WN.
We ere fs1ueasdio slate ,hal ~ Amateur slasi-
enl Clab 81 NinehenerriIl siee So;ree in this
pIaes - snidday esenipk next. oh inst Ss6oersz.
,.eir sesiltnt vii Be IL torn on Ftifay morning.,
p6ea tsfstns eik,ies % attend The Soirte can
ohi6il skei. from Aimi o. they e1n be Supplied by
csffnr 81 ltks Free Pres once. rieh tseat
may ss Sstcsiei. aid ve would .isiss CIR citizens
IS, l.st 3laiis 56r de hsfnonye q s<eet soauds''
10 n 81 sily aIpiie.iisn for sekss q .dmissioa.
r.. i,I'f h,,< sisea se5es1 serees 10 Wihshsslsr.
.h||'| |.,s,5Sd in great ssia,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
ALEXANDRIA AiARKETs-srrr. ).

FLouR.-The receipts are very light, and
small stocks pn hand. Wagon price "a. 62I ga
g we heal q no sales from stores on King
s.te 81 zoo barrels City Mills brought
IRA ils.-Inefe are no arrivals OF Wheat bv
water me small parcels coming b wagons are
oamp ana ~ bad condition, and selling at 90 a
~ IS. GOOD Dry Wheat would readily COM
gnaAd II, and IS in demand. No Corn o1fsfinp !.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

II Extraordinary Railroad Speed On occasion
OF the launch Of the Great Britain at Bristol,
the special train assigned by the Great Western
Railroad Company for the conveyance OF Prince
ALBERT and his suite. performed the distance. out
and back, 1895 miIes) in hoursi
The Prince was only absent 10 hours from
London. six Of which were spent in Bristol.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

TEXAS.--A correspondence has been pdslis6e
between tlpe agentlof The GOVERNMENT Of Yue<a
and Eommodore Moore, lsle IF TIE Texan Nasyf /
Hhich 4 = stated that Khe Commodore WAS III
S4i,976 forsthe services rendered ID Yucatan. af
which was spent infthc repair Of HE Texanaeet :
Com Moore has further Received $4,000 as ! clu
plensation for his services.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

A. nssstiog Or he skspt1rdss5un Total
Atsii4enss s9eiesy On Saturday ii. .2s.h ul,.
he folloribs gentlemen usrs appointed Dei>-
gates lo meet a. En- BFaheh, On Saturday The
9sh otSspiember, INST
A HnuFjekhouse. Marcus stanton. WIN Far-
eett, \ fnpke, , } Miller, Jos Uelshans. . NJ
Hesscs. G T I.scklider. Z Shhssri, Jacob Hill,
Wet, u Ernst, P Enilef, G ~ ShindIor,
Wms Miller. John KeplingeF, John Swan, g Al
Ksfter, SAieAiilIau, Jacob Smooth, Thompson
9ohns1n, WIN NJ sheeik, L w Weaver. " ]
Harper, George Byers, corbin Grow. Joseph
Byers. Martin Yontz. John Nnland, Fansani,
James Greenwood, WIN Fitch. Van Harp. John
N Qcpkns, Thos Stevens, John NJ Seely, Thos
4 T4rper, D KaIh, BOrods w A Gradsy.
The following is a list Of The Delegates ap-
pointed by the smith6eld Total Abstinence So
-eiety h meet in Convention a, Elk Branch, on
SsipT5ay the 9th instant.
John A Rednan. Bryant 'Bsnnon, Johh
G Mytfs. S Z Minghini. Rsv T H Sewall, 81
Rolsnf. Smith, John Hill, Thomas Flood
w @ Hsrdesty.J n FsuIkneF, A Crsighill, !
u Mgod5, d P Pearls, David fullz. c Q Glass
fold, James Myers. John ,shsiH, Hayslett.
B BaFweil, Robert Nisld, : n Nicely, Bloomer.
BaleA Sam'i Harrisop, NV Buryell. William
GFanthAm, VIM Leathers, Fl Oliver, II Myers.
e1Tke following usmes we're accidentally omit
ted - pblishing The list Of Delegates to tie Upicr
Il EIk Branch, from the Chsrlessovn Total Absti
nenek Society, vlz:-Rev. J. NJ. Kelley, WIN. \
CrsiehilI, Sidney 5. Gsllaher, Mark Duke, sr. AM
Daniel g. CoekerelI.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
AcnufrrAL.

Some anxiety has been felt in This quarter as
TO The resul; OF the trial pending in Fauquier for
several days Of last week. The Wauenton Flag
Of %, Of Saturday, says
The trial Of r. II. Moore, charged with shoot
ing K. E. Lee, on the 24th July terminated last
night, aftera proiracled investigation Olive days,
By bis aequinal BY the unanimous opinion Of The
seiusIiees who composed The court.
IA correspondent Of The Richmond Enquirer
who states that he has ever been an ardent
friend OF Mr.. Van Buren,, and voted for him fol
President in 1910, thinks il would be unwiss to
nominate him again for President. He says
II entertain no uukind feeling towards my
brother DEMOCRATS, who may differ with me il
their first choice-for, n did. would not be a
Democrat: but fear, that il Mr.. Fan Buren'
friends do hold on 10 him 50 fast they do al pre-
seal. and he should through e partiaiiiy Of he dele
gaits. gel The nominaiion in the COnpeniion, ANo
! TIER DEFEAT AWAITS US, MORE AP
FAILING THAN THE LAST, in l544.''
The 81. Louis Republican of the 22d u:imt
! says -
The rumor Of the death Of JoHs Ross, princi
| pal chief Of the Cherokee nation Of Indians, il
set at rest hy later accounts from that quarIer--
i He is not only NOT dead but has been re-efecseC
principal chief BY aJnaloriY Of 800 votes.
II Mr.. Dunval, Esq Acting U. S. Agent among
the Cherokees, in letter tolhe Commissioner O
Indian Affairs al Washington, dated Fort Glib
son, August 9,says:-
Il i becomes my duty TO- inform yon that or
i yesterday-so report says-Isaac Bnshyheat
and Elijah Hicks tboth "Ross men") were boll
murdered. and David Vann, Treasurer Of Ii,
ourred al The Court House ID Saline t afsfici
lhE place designated for he judges of election o
thk different precincts of said District to NEE
ihf day after the election TO make out "returns.
have not been able to learn 10 what extent i,
kisllikely TO go, but shalst in an hour 10 Mr.
Rbss,s. where will be able 10 learn more &C
c3ra,ely the state Of affairs, and report TO III
| department accordingly. u
| The commanding officer Of this post has beer
appIised by me of the trouble, that be may b
\ ID readiness to act il necessary. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

The AIexandrla Gazette ANNOUNCES ibe de.,l
Judge LEuis SuMNERs. 81 NlrgInia. who dicda
the morning Of INF 9TH of August lASi. At 4
White Sulphur Springs lie was one d lie Il
eminens citizens d the Stare, nd universsIlys
specsed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

4 Dsaih Of Joe Srseny- This person, SO noted
as banjo player, died recently in London
whittier ne had gone on professional tour
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

The quantity Of Flour received ii ALBANY Ius
The month q August wis Isl, 7g9 bbIs. and Of 1
fo, sos bushels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

"A Fraudulent .Noie.-We were shown
this morning a note purporling 10 be len
dollars on the Bank Of the Valley in yir-
GINA. altered from genuine one dol.aI
note or the same Institution. Il was ii,
ken BY merchant of this city on Ssiur.
day last. The fraud is very ingeniously
executed. BY pasiing With much neatHesS
portions Of another note with the wpfd ten
in large letters. on the right hand end ID
the counterfeit and also BY placing letrer.
80 as 10 make il read ten dollars Instead ID
one dollar, directly over the names Of the
President and Cashier 10 the two Cir
cles OF tie Vigue,te the word one has beef
erased and ten inserted ia its stead. By
close inspection he fraud may be easily
detected. B6it. Pct.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
nlopEsTY og THE eLonE.

The line ras, when Mr. Tyler and his par
ticnnf ffiepds looked upon he holding ofEthe
purst ard sword. and dispensing patronage 10
10000 olfce-holders, the most threatening dam
Rern4he freedom Of The country. Time Is,
Hhek The very abtse Or this vast poUer is looked
upon as The Presidents best claim 10 be ciassed
among The besl Of Democrats Shall the De-
mbcfscy lake Ibis patronage IL lieu Of principle;
Shall lhey thus subject themselves justly q The
impplaiicn Of their enemies, the .Federsli:ls, Of
being sstpoii hunlefsr-Ihc seekers OF eerrupl
Government inAaenee, 10 command political
success and Of abusing The success 50 shsmeful,
y eeteiaed, "a Tie appropriation Of he sppis Of
theBlople % heir own selfish and mereeuarJ
end - ciots. i
Nqw his b modest -superlsiisely fssiidio1s
Would stranger, who knew nothing Of he his
tory q he country Tor he iasi fifteen years.
suppose that ihisyery Globe and iss bte.hrel
Of Ihe same kidney had been lie recipients q ihl
.spoils" daring lhree Presidential terms, an,
ihA. not murmur escaped Inc lps Of lie con
duciori abou; "danger 10 the freedom Of III
connny" curing thai whole periodi Tie "De
mecraey look the apalfogassn ve.y kindly. AM
never nllered = suspicion thpt here was an,
hing eouuPting about IL Nov, howsyer, a
Mr.. Tyler seems tote dispenbing il 10 way no
exactly Palatabie 10 HE Globe, all is seasibiIi
sss arc aroused, and Ii talks about corrupt 70
yetnnsent inaaence' win as much saSclry i
u ithsd always shat is own palms sgaiasi tn
spoils
The truths. the modern Democrats conside
Ne dispensatio1 Of lhr patronage as he thol
and sole Business or an AdmEnis,ral,onL and II
only test Of rs principles. The lboushk 81 put
ting The ofEces into compeleni hand. fdr the be
neft of he people, and not fyr he mere rewar
~ he ineambens. seems % Be considered a
: "Sbselele idea,n and hing altogether incou
pataels wstA4 true Interpretations Of Abe dos
lrines of Dc.
We1ar s!ad to see NJ TBIsr striking lerrc
into ihe ranks BY The purc6assl Of Van Buren
4 partizans. L IS psr; or their ersea5o beiicv
10 ihs corrnpiblily Of The pespIe-,I,ey~ swe,
dat a kuadasd and fsfty ~. Ih0,sand were %
chased 10 the las, Presidential election. snd b
liesiae this, Il i no wonder They are now in
STATE Of uepidaion. They understand ben,
ihhn any body else The qualify Of theid own 70,
ees--how many Dugald Dalgetlys are TO i
found amongst then-and saey are tery Pat,
rally alarmed Tor The Consequences.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

The Richmond Enquirer frankly pc
knowledsss that .ithe Republican Loco
Foco) party is IN too delicate position
for Us 1he Enquiter) 10 break loose ial'
a war Of reiorls and recriminalions"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

The Wings have succeeded in eecting lheih
candidates for Congress, Messrs. CrGnslon ans
Potter, BY decisive majoritiss.
The Providence Journal, speaking Of the Ia
suit Oflhe election, says
1--WE have again to record triumph Of iht
laws; 10 announce a victory Of The Rhode IslanL
parry ovef the last desperate effort Of Dorrism
Cranston and Potter tWhigs,) are elected by
majorities even greater than the lriumphap
vote which swept the STATE last April. wehavs
gained every where. With less Of parry ma.
chinesy Than We ever knew in contested eIec,
lion, we have gained victory which wopIt
have been glorious after any amount OF effort
This election confirms still stronger The last
ing triumph Of Law and Order 10 Rhode Island
II shows not only thatwe can sustain ourselves
while the national administration is Indifferent
bat that We can sustain ourselves while I, j.
hostile. Il shows how much Tylefism is watth
in Rhode island, and how much any party can
gain by an alliance with Il /"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07

GrsolomOn iliIIen, Is Esq Mayor of Issldp5s
resigned his Office eli Tie iii inst 81 account q Il
health.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-09-07
POI, aIsal.enlan ll..ltAs ss.lonal z Iv.n.le.

The sIadisonian 4 the National Co nvtntIon.
The bfaaisonian ssys:~S%We are becoming
consiEceh bhN the probability IS iherewill be no
good result produced by the Convaniion. II
nne half 81 The delegates sbopld be chosen BY
STATE Conventions and the rest by Districts, We
have rtason 40 apprehena fatal rupture will
aeenr 10 the General Convention, wien ane:y
discussions arise a. - the manner Of voting, &c
u snch an event two or more Demndratic can.
didntes would be fnns=xaDd that would be rain :
elnf fears on this sob5ect may be grouhdleSs, bul
rN.n We kay We entertain Ihem We are 10 ear.
uSAhfIy lEsit Te DO mol Believe tifhts tnes 11fs
tsicfor The MachinGfy system will be adopted
IN all The States; and ia The absence d. unanim.
~ 10 the mode Of terminating The candidate. we
have reason 10 anticipate great "confasion worse
.eonfoundedn
The MadisoRian il not blind To- the fact, that
as far as lbe Loco Foco conYen,iouis elrrad,
made up, majority Of III members are for Mr.
Van Baren, and thus ii i brought u the belle
that mo good result" win be prod uped by i'll
We wonder il the Official would chpsider AM
: result good that di mol "enafe iol,he benefit
iof its patron Bat trouble may reasonably b,
e1pecIed. Col Johnson swears be / viii no. b
cheated out OF The nomination" aud as soon a.
he finds he Convention 10 packed as 10 exclud,
him, he will sci up for himself. Mr.. Calhoun
friends have not yet uncondlionally Pledge
themselves to submssb6. and tbere is jus
ground for the belief that rebellion OF no ordi
mary violence will break on, in lessSlhan year