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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
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T.l.V' X:4RD PROPERTY
FOR SAL. E.

TIME subscribers having determined to ren.
il quish the Tanning Business, offer for sale
their entire properly, which embraces FOUR
LOTS OF GROUND on Water street, in the town
of Martnsburg. The improvements are large
Two. story BRICK BUILDING, with a
~ stone Kitchen attached, stone snoke
HI and Spring house, frame Carriage std'
ssas Cow House, and Stone Stable, uros
two Of the lots. (which viii be sold sepa.
rately VI desired) On the esher TWO are good
FRAME DWELLING and KITCHEN a Baik-'
House 100 fee, long, with Dry House of &c, and
, GOOD Log Stable.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
BONNETs. BONNETs!

VNHE subscriber has lusi received anolfirt Iot O
Il those handsome Florence Braid Bonnets,
which he will sell at a small advance the same
STYLE of those which have been much admired
both 70, quality and price. Those who are inwani,
will do we'll TO call and examine his assortment
before purchasing -
May 10. 1913.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31
lCHAS. JAS. FAULKNER d JAS. E,
STEWART,
Attorneys AZ Law,

Vyo A CONSERVATIVE YOUNG LADY.
H. Oh Lady do not leave Us now,
We can't aford TO spare yon.
Let not the cold dsn your brow
From this fair world scare you
We love you 10 the woodlands sweet,
And By the moonlight shore.
But most Of all in Market street,
In our own Baltimore
Then don't sweet maid depart 60 soon,
While there is every chance
To rescue beauty from the tomt;
Oh ay to our friend HAScF.
For Love and Art have both combined,
Tomake him skilled and handy,
To save the fairest of mankind.
II they will use bis CAkDY.
Price IS cents per package, or FIVE for 81 Fof
sale by SETH s HANCE, corner OF Charles and
Pratt SITS Baltimore, and by
WM n. HESLETlNE & CO.,
Martiasbnrg Va, and
NAV 95 G. w ROBBINS, Hedsesyiile
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S 0 Al s

20 DOZEN SUPERIOR SHAVING AND
ebO WASHING SOAR SO lbs white bar and
CASTLE Soap; with other kinds Tor gale low
Guno |, 1919 WIN. DORSEY. Druggist.
IIRUIT-s0 Pine Apples; 30 bushels of Dried
L Peaches, very good, tor sale ehean.
JNO JAMESON,
June 3. Kali Road Depot.
HHANCE's SUPERIOR LILY WHITE Eff
I'll ~ dollars # it Injuries the most delicate
complexion. Price only cents per bon. For
sale by SETH S HANCE corner Of CHARLES and
Pratt sts Baltimore, snd by
W a. HESLETlNE & CO,
MayttnsbTg Va, and
MAY Is, 1919 w ROBBINS, Hedeesyille.
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COnstabIes' Forthcoming
d O M d s.
UNOR SALE at this Office.
IL September Is, 1912.
Candles! CandIes!!

UUSr received and for sale low, Sperm and Tai
81 low Candles Sperm Candles ai95 cts. by the
box, or 80 cts a single pound Also superior lot
of Candle nick, GEO. RAENtiAL'
April 6. 1912
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

ORANGES Of the hes, kind, just
j III received, and for sale by
S. NJ. & A, X. PElSER.
March lG, i8i3
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

Ammon. Caib.
Apothecary's Scales and
Weights.
" Furniture,
Arrow Root,
Arsenic, wiite-pulv.
Balsam COP aiva.
/" i" Solidifed,
!" g Capsules,
- Honey, Hills,
I" Odontalgic-foi
Toothache,
Bsrk--best Lima,
!" Slippery Elm,
/" F" :. Fine,
Berries Cubcbs,
Bitter Ingredient,
Black Lead,
Backing Paste,
Borax-refned,
Burgundy Pitch,
Birthstone, Roll,
Brushes, Paint-full as
sorirnent,
Calomel, English,
I" American,
Camphor, re fined,
Carageen or Irish Moss
CASTLE Soep,
Chalk, all kinda,
Cologne Water, assort d
Confectionery, assorted,
Copperas,
Coik Wood,
Corrosive Sublimate,
Court Plaster, black,
Cream Tartar,
Creosote,
Diamond Cement,
Emery Corn,
+" Flour,
Extract Aconite,
/" Colocynth Comp.
t" Eleterium,
I" Jalsp,
d" Lead,
+" Rathania,
" Flake w hite
Flor. Benzoine,
" (bamomiie,
" Sulphur
Florida Water,
Fol. SIENNA, Alexandria,
I" IRA, ursia,
Frostings, assorted,
Calls, AlePpo,
Glue.
Gold Leaf,
Graduated Measures,
Gum Aloe Socotrine,
" Ammoniac
+" Arabic, Turkey,
+" Assafntids,
" Benzoine,
+" Gamboge,
=" Guiacum,
i" Myrrh,
=" Opium,
I" Scam mony,
=" Shellac, Orange,
I" Trsgacanth,
Hive Syrup,
Houckis Panacea,
Hydriodate of Potash,
Indigo, Spanish,
Ink Powder, Black,
F" Dun able,
Isinglass, Russian sheet
Itch Ointment, Sings,
Judkin's Oin,ment,
Jujube Paste,
Lamp Black,
Lint Patent,
Lip Salve,
Liquor Ammonia Forts
Liquor;ce Ball,
Logwood, Stick, Chip
and Ground,
Luoifer Matches,
Nader
Magnssis, all kinds,
Morphine, Acetate and
Sulphate,
Musk,
Mustard, by the ID.
Nutmcgs
0chre,
Oil Aniseed,
" Cassia,
d" Castor, by the gal.
Ion,
Z" Cloves,
=" Croton,
=" Cubebs,
+" Lemon,
F" Linseed,
A" Rose (Ottoof Rose
4" Salad,
+" Sassatras,
" Seneka,
" Spermaceti-W Win
ter Strained,
" Sweet, (Olive,) b.
the gallon,
" Turpentine,
+" Wormseed,
Ochre, Yellow,
Paper, Sand,
Pepper, Black,
4" Cayenne America
" African,
june I, 1919
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1843-08-31

know Martha Conlin, and believe what she
states in this document to be perfectly true.
JOHN POWER.
VICAR GESERAL or NEw.YoRE,
Rector of ST. Peters Church.
Given at New York, this 18th day Of Dec. 1912.
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SCARS.

a LARGE lot of which | will sell low, either
IN by the box or retail
WIN. DORSEY. Druggist.
April 27lh
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GlVen at New toTk, tnls A3th udJ ot DtS' iot~'
know Martha Conlin, and have known of her
suffering illness.
tJOHN DUBOIS, Bishop Of New York
place full confidence IN the statement made by
Martha Conn having known her the past twenty
years. will cheerfuly give any particulars IN re-
lation TO her case to those who may wish further
information. 81 ELiZAbE II.
Superior Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum,
Prince street, New York. Dec. IA, 1912.
have confidence in the representations bJ Mar
tina Conlin, and have full knowledge Of her case
ELIJAH f. PURDY.
Alderman 10th Ward Of the City Of N. York
Dec. Ia, 1912. -
Martha Coalin has lived in my family the lss
Is years, and hereby certify that the foregoing
state meni made BY herself is correct.
Mrs. MARY B LLOYD.
Nc. 60 l-2 Broad ST. Newark n. !.
Sands Sarssparilla viii sso remove and perma
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28

the Republicans have passed preserve the honor and faith
Of the Commonwealth" Was it necessary 10 the "honor
and faith of the State" that the entire class Of overseers
would be- Released from share OF the burhcns OF
the taxation, and that those burthens should be laid
the shoulders Of Merchants Cerksf Did the honor and
faith" OF the State require that OF Country versus
Town" should be declared and carried on in spirit Of
unaloyed bitterness to the end of the session
Did the Honor OF the State require the Legislature
spend five months in doing what might have boon done
IN five weeks, thereby rendering necessary increase
the Of taxation Why then the efforts OF the
Wings expose this bill represented desperate and un
blushing
We are muehobged to the Spsrtans Tor their resolution
to vote peaceSby. Probably prudence nigh, have
thing To do with the AT any Wing any
one else ever thought OF nicupug them in the exercise
OF their rights Their the order Of the
city Is vain boast No wished To disturb it, and II
any did, the Spartans" not numerous enough
prevent IT,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
VIRGINIA EIEcTIoNs.

NihciNtA ElhsClloNS,
Elections for Is members OF Congress, and for Dele
gates in the State Legislature. held throughout the
State yesterday.
As the result will have tanspred by the time this paper
makes its apPearunce 1t is idle indulge in spocuatons
But this feel confidence in asserting that the result
will prove that the Wing advancing rapidly favor
regular rally in the State. Many OF them
wrestling the eins from the hands Of the Locoocos. until
another year had elapsed. They felt convinced that just
such Legislature. that which adjourned the 2sth OF last
March, would winter eiIectual the people OF
Locoiocoism for century least. But this learning
wisdom at grra, cost it appeared many good
people. The popular indignation withal intensely
inamcd await that daory mode of Opposition
sprung up spontaneously quarters and although
undiscplined such formidable strides has made that
rorstricken they present Some OF their strong
holds endangered il is said, from the rcbellious
and nsubodna,c spirit of Democrats who have long pas
sivcly submitted misrulc. The people becoming
weary OF the and the measures who have visited
many calames upon thcm and they an,ousy casting
about for of extrication from their difficulties
The times they say, hard enough without advancing
that of political and national felicity which
hard money system promises, II majority OF the pco
pie Of Virginia did yesterday declare their
TO abandon the skyscrapng generation Of politicians
who would sacrifice whole people for iheory-another
Of suffering will make them the old beaten
paths-rccommenjed by Washington and Madison
which lead to national prosperity, independence and hap
pness.
Several days cspse before the final result can be
known; but the details will be given from day to day. as
they come To hand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
DIED..

On he in.t =. hi. ....I.,.. "
GINA JAMES A. GARNET p, h., a. -, yYuhv N"'
- - .'s- :" INV ''0 IVA hs age
N sunny morning the 9ih ut OF Paralysis Mrs lZABErH
son,o" OF Col Maurice IAnghorns ~ year
% nor sss The ehasn and de-oaton o Mr.. l.
has oeeasoned IN the circle Of ou
iiendshp are wide and awful such Tbr, ,,lon
nndsit In his nne a. DIVINE soo. 80 ~.
vot alone can repair OF her character WEED 10 -,y
os' niue Tor they deeply henof her n
lneoas friends that the them win notnr he 10
ehe commanded In tho wide mai an. %,
eet confidence and affection nv h,,
and nerors by her companions her serya prrc
c sM days .e lay upon her bed hou-e ,hro,r,a
WAN ANXIOUS enquirers OF and nh friends
80 ~ ~ contributing To her comfort. such atisr,n Will.
~ "nsg OF her ereeleney. grateful the hearts
.n,,, ~ low iofehy are reminded by inner OF her
- - ~ OF David. there Is BIN sisp De.
49, ~ sss, while in the possession Of bes, and en-
" conversation with An her u,, an. eo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28

Ssvns s,Es,raHLtt-Sfarfa Ferrr disIrasd 81
sannug affection, which has swept from the
both the Of infancy and the
period Of manhood has az length met IT,
antdoc upon The laid
waste By powerful influence little rrand child NJ Mf VIM
Packs corsr attacked with scariet fever which len
body covered with patches of
eruption something IKE bile, and ~ least two
diameter made ts appearance one shoulder which
and discharged Incredible quantity of most offensive
corruption besides this discharged large quantity
of corruption from The n very offensive character Almost
despang stopping The discharge they made a n Sands
sarapaa which rfectoa child having takes only
For the benefit Of thosc suffering from the haner effects
disease ST. Patrick win he peased 10 inform
porson A. ~ ths " they will call AZ
his residence Exeter street. Pawn.
For parcuars this and other city
Prepared md snd and for expiration by
a SANDS A. CO. Druggists and Chemists Granite Buildings.
No 27a Broadway corner Chambers New York auorzed
agent In Richmond s. Duva Co. Petersburg Roper Andcr.
son In Norfolk santos and sod by Druggists generally
PRINCIPAL cities n ". stsfesrdce 800 per botue
or
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
From the Maysvie (KyJ Eagle, Extra. April Is, isa3
Awful Confiagroted f-uoysvillc Englc office
entirely consumed t-Dcstruction of Property
l..Il ... O . 4

From the May.vine CKyl Eagle, Extra. April Is. isia
Awful Confiagrated i-uaysvilIc Engic office
entirely consumed t-Dc,truct ion of Property
tn the amount OF $4,000!
IL becomes our painful duty record of
OF the most destructive fires that occurred in this
About half past 10 o'clock last evening" citizens
aroused by the alarm of fire. which discovered
have originated in the large Livery Stable OF Ohio II. Davis,
on end street, containing large quantity Of hay ind other
combushbe matter SO rapid consequently, the pro-
Of the amcs tina, all efforts them alto.
gether unarGiiins soon extended the adjoining frame
tenements below 2nd The large three
brick row belonging Ia Messr- Henry * Peter Lee, and
occupied by Mcssrs. Cutter & Gray, grocets Collins *
Brown printing office of the Maysvle Eagle and book
store; JOS Frank, timer and Richard H. Lee
store, ignited the the stable which
stood only some twenty five feet distant and entirely
consumed also the frame stable Sutton street. be-
longing 10 the Washington Hotel. We glad To learn
that many ct friends insured Messts Cotton *
Gray for 10000 the Messs Lee $4,000 their building,
Frank S2OOO and ourselves $1,000. Our friend Ohio III.
Davis is perhaps the oser being covered
extent by insurance. Ten eleven horses burnt four
belonging TO Davis and the remainder Others.
the whole printing establishment Of the Mays>ie Eagle
was consumedpress, type, cases and ALL together with
large quality OF paper and books. The whole of
property destroyed Is estimated perhaps S500 and he
who now visits the ruins and looks upon the OF the
conagraton must be convinced that nothing but the
determined and Pcrscveng efforts citizens could have
arrested the progress OF the devouring element About
four O'Clock yesterday visited by a severe storm
and heavy ran and the roofs OF the adjacent houses being
thoroughly wet doubtless saved our little city. For
than half mile distant large pieces of dry shingles viii oh
when they fell must have been fully gnied but for the late
rain, have been found.
Nothing is certainly known to the origin of the fire.
1t broke in the of the stable and disposed
10 believe and fear hntt the work of incendiary
We are glad to announce that accident occurred to
any OF our citizens, far learn. Many of
friends from Washington promptly aid accom-
panied by their engneand have great thank
overriding Providence that this calamity was not more
extensive and disastrous.
We many thanks the ladies for their noble efforts
To the property OF their friends the devouring ee
ment.
To our friends and patrons take this
that although the publication of the Eagle will be suspend
ed for short mc will endeavor ere long to resume our
accustomed visits.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28

Ave authorized state, that Mr.. Wise declared in
his address to the people of New Kent on last Saturday
week. that he would support the nominee of the Democratic
Convention According the last we have re-
ceyed Wise will carry the district by majority of from
500 TO lOO0the latter be the favorte number
Richmond Enquirer"
The last Enquirer gives the foregoing authorized
ment would have been in pursuance of spirit of
eandour and ang if had been made at an earlier
day-in time for reach the people OF the District Up
to this time, Mr.. Wise, while seeking Wing votes was un
derstood to represent himself Republican Wing" and
uncompromsngly opposed to Mr.. Van Buren,. At Hamp.
he said he would for Mr. Van Buren, save un
der
But it is said the Democrats insisted condition pre-
eedent his obtaining their votes that should give this
pledge; and their being necessary his election his
proud spirit had bend TO the degrading requisition
To such base uses do We come ut last!
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
Commercial RECORD
Richmond Markets.
( Reported and corrected peeGIy for n. Wig

APRIL %, lsI3
GRAIN-heat co so per buheI Corn-SO TO IS cts
Oats from wagons and Depot 30 cents.
CLONERSEED-s5 per bu-be-no demand
HERDS GRASS-75c. per busfcl
TIMOTHY SEED-S2l per buslrel
flSII-none In market.
lRoN-Enslish s7S; swcdes SOS. Tredeear 500
WORKMAN. McCRUDER & co.
CANDLRS-Fulls Patent Halls cents
fLOUR-SIl: dull
TEAS-impcral and Gunpowdcr so Black so IS CT.
WHlskEN-Bbls. 2j cents, hhds. %! a 81 cents.
CoFFEE-Ro - to SIC; Laguayra sac: Domingo 6la5
Java lllal2 cents.
MOLASSES-POno Rico I9a22e New Orleans ela23l cents
OIl-Winer SIS; FAN Strained 65a5O Whale ~ ctz
PRoVIslONS-westcm Bacon 81 cents. Lard O. cents
PLAISrER-s5 N Basin Bank
StGARSSt CroiI 7ns!c: Rico 5la7l New Orleans
Jte slIOT-5ic SALT-Whan ~ 10 Store 81 90.
CATIlE-Beef - 10 81 sheep 81! 81; Hogs a.
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Albany ApfiI ~,


The Hon. ions WHITE has been frequently named as q
suitable candidate for Governor Of Kentucky That he has
eminent qualifications for the high office, aud that he could
easily elected IT nominated by the State Convention
cry one well knows But he docs desire his 90 be
used in connection with that Office and moreover,
ddatc for Congress meeting Of Wings DO the county 4
Madison having nominated lodge OwsLEy for Governor
is but Justice Mr. WmTF 90 LEI the people abroad know
why hs counymen have not nominated him. The reason
Is explained IN e following resolution, adopted 10y the
meeting, be that he "dccnes" the honor. The people
Of Madison Justly proud Of fhoi distinguished Repre-
SENTATIVE and s but fair inference from their action ha
did he not prefer seat n Congress they would put him IN
nomination a candidate for Governors
"Resoired, That Distinguish fellow citizen, the
Hon. JoHS WmTE declines being putt nomioatiOn as
candidate for the Office NJ Governor, this meeting present
the Of the Hon VIZ. OwsLEY proper person "a
I'll that office; being eminonty suitable from age, expert
enoe high moral character, hmness Of purpose, energy
and patriotism"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
Cnnrre,.ionnl EI.ction..

The last Legislature dist1cting the State attempted
50 to the Districts, that only Wing could be
elected to Congress. But perpctntng this gross nus-
tcc, they had make the Loco Foco majodes small
many OF the Districts, make possible the Wings
to carry them 1t would, indeed be righteous retrbuon
If they caught IN their In consequence OF
their OVERRIDING the thing, the Wings stand chance
to elect Mr.. Toer in the Campbell District Mr. Goggn in
the Abemarle Mr.. Newton in the Essex. Mr. C. II. Gil
in the Halifax. Mr.. Summers in the Kanawha, Mr.
Faulkner in the Frederick and Mr. Langhornc in the Nor
folk District
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
WHO is IOuN InNEs ?

WHO Is JOHN JoNES1
would move the mirth Of gaver than ours TO
witness the antics by that ideal personage-John Jones
We say dea Tor It has by some been supposed that there
Is no such real person In existence! IL belief
ny that the name of blind and that the real editors
arc corps ct suprndiaries and hangcon Of the Admin
stration; and that, sometimes those, who NAV be called
part OF the powers that be" contribute the columns Of
the MadIsonian, and write themselves into importance and
magnitude The supPosiion that the Government organ"
Is the work Of many hands, fortified by the fact that there
Is manifest disparity and Discrepancy editorials; and
what seems conclusive this head the enormous quan
MY Of nonsense conainstoo much for one fool no mat
ter how big one he might be- IL probable that some
John Jones OF fellow has the entire supentendence
"bnbery Of Weaver" Another takes IN his time in
DONG justice TO John Iyer-which the thing he ought
TO be afraid Of Another employed to puff the row
iumiyorgetung in his ZEAL that they are already ruff
ed beyond their dimensions OF course there must be
some Hartford Convention Federalist to defend Mr.
Webster and his British treaty one else to pass
panegyns, and then, on Mr.. Spencer the rest
less ryal and competitor Of the premier; still another 10
uphold The Sterghts wing of this mixed and monpe
Cabinet Mr.. Gushing wants eulogist-he can perform
and we have heard has performed that Office for himself
Then there Is the Hon James NJ Porter who must have
some one 10 praise him u he satisfied with his sop A
defence OF him would be form, any how: but we
think he would he amused tcked past measure To
know that there s in the woe world mean enough
10 praise and pundcr TO so thing himself -
Is possible 10 believe that John Jones can do all these
hngi Can he stand his head and his az tho snme
ume Can one person praise euogZe and defend the po
ical antpOdOes who compose John Tyers Cabinet No:
there good many John Joneses-we say il seriously
"A great many John Joneses, who differ many thinrs
aud yet have marked feature in common: for no mat
ter whom they Defend who the subject Of their
euosy, matter upon whom they open an attack-thc
attack the defence, the euogy, oil alike In ihs-they
are all very bad and worthy thepatema pen Of John
Junrsl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28
Democratic Addres. to the Spartan Band.

The Democrats Of this city, addressed handful yes
erday TO their brethren, The pacntage il doubtful,
though is signed by Mt. Wicker and countcrsgned
John Lynch The "gun, drum, trumpet, bunderbuss and
thunder" tone Of the instrument, boys that parentage
Who but the "IIcro" Of the Enqurer whose head is FL
led with visions Of war, and whose last word doubt will
be leto "damee II his French extend far, would cram
address about exercise the peaceabe right OF
voting for Representative, with "Sparan Bands" and
"eroes and trmpets" sounding the charge" and "vc
tory weuing the brow and the moderation Of the
queror" What other mind Is capable Of condensing
much miserable taste, in so small a compass
Weshoud nofeo called note ihisuveno production,
the cmanaton Of mind ycrging upon second childhood,
1t has not already reached stage, II not Tor few
statements which interpreted through the body Of the
piece "Ihcy Ohio LOcos Spartans says the address,
have adversary encounter determined in his purposes
possessed Of pccuniny means backed by Of the
fueHee Of Jo5Hs, and most Of ;hc banking and corporate
powers Of the Commonwealth"
DO the gentlemen insnuate that the Banks Of this
Commonwealth He employing their funds to carry tho
eeconsi II So let them and the fact in
round terms and produce the evidence The officers of
most Of tho Banks Wings Have thoy been guilty Of
The gross and papabc violation Of their duty insnusted in
This paragraph Have Mcssrs Pegrnm and N,cforland
been guilty Of using the funds Of their corporations for the
purpose Of buying up votes for tho Wing party n &c.
let the evidence be adduocd and we for one will oin the
Democrats IN any effort they may make bring them 10
punishment Let there be no inuendo in tho matter; lei
not the characters Of who sustain high reputation be
brought into suspicion by nuendo II IL due 10 these
gentlemen that the charge should tangible form
and they be confronted with their aeeusors,
Bot why, did hear Of these things in by.gon,
days Who has received indulgence the hands
the Banks, than the very whom suspect Of wtnI
this Address; and who, " he did not write
toned tidy his presence and action with the "squsd" tina
put IL forth
"YOu have seen The desperate which hey have
Te'ored-lhss unbushing atIaek upon tho nxsw, whIc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-28

We fenr the Albany resolutions the harbngers of
division and disunon. How delegates elected in such
different modes, meet IN the Cenventon2 One set
chosen in districts representing directly the Democratic
constituency can scarcely recognise another sent by
packed State Convention. Again: Are to have two
Conventions-one in November lsi3 and another in May
1871 II so, which will be the Democratic Conven
uonf Or must ten States yield the dciaon of two or
three and meet at the time appointed by the attor2 Will
tbs be submitted tot We doubtit. And nothing
in these rash resolutions Pandoras box of o and ey
TO the Democratic The mischief can be prevented
only by the mness Of the Democratic party in those States
where caucus machinery has yet subdued freedom of
action, the concaory spirit which unites
brethren of the faith of proceeding 10 Sc
cure the ascendency OF their principles ddisonian