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A FARMER.
PARIS, ScRlvES COUNTY, Ca, I
July Is, ls43. !

To THE Hon. HENRY CLAY:
DEAR SIR-You probably have not forgotten that about
six months ago. you SO kind write letter in
had addressed to yourself the subject
your political views in general because wanted get
and to learn these views directly from your penn and
you may remember that requested you in particular
give me your opinion the subject Of the abolition OF A
mcrcan Slavery. You replied promptly and canddly
my several enquiries and my entire satisfaction.
Such lasting testimonial OF respect coming from such
source nigh, well give pleasure to the heart and crafty the
vanity Of the renowned philosopher statesman OF
this any other country but me, whose destiny
tread the walks of private life, and live amid the less thrill
ling honorable retirement and obscury this letter
OF yours, which regard the best pledge of your esteem
is doubly gratifying. My main object in writing you
was in truth, satisfy very audabe curiosity felt be
possessed OF letter from you containing brief outline of
your political sentiments and principles. You have kindly
furnished with this for which feel be my high
y let the world know the iuness of my gratitude. Had
not the opportunity power Of making this acknowledge
men, should feel much discomfort and pain being obi.
ed keep from the knowledge of the country circum.
stance which fully proves the condescenon and nobility Of
your nature manifested towards the humblest OF your
telow-citzens.
There lives man who truly say that he has not
personal enemy in the world Not only the greatest. but
the best and wisest Of men, destined suffer pain
from the fostering wounds of personal hatred and cnmy
athan OF their luminosity has been asunder and
oycrhrown by the ghtnngs of your genius. AS your
personal opponents and adversares- half of them
knew well your friends the sympathy OF your
heart and your desire and prayer for their prospe
rty and welfare, they would Immediately Danish their poll
teal pTudcos against you, and forgetting all party cons
deraons eprove themselves for having long gath
cred together under your banner May they be timely
WINGED of the necessity of taking this step.
In the political battle of 1910, the Wings gained
the victory, but yet that for which that battle was
fought They lost their President They lost the power
ofaccompishng their promised reformation; or different
words the eachery OF one ungracfu member Of their par
", prevented them from bonecially exercising the power
they had become possessed Of the election of General
Harrison.
In these unhappy circumstances OF party, and
conuncme IN political affairs when revolution threat
country, both home and from abroad the
the people directed you the only hope the Re
public-o snatch it from the grasp Of sordd ambition and
official venaliy. But the daily increase of numbers
and the all pervading zeal among the people you and
your election bear testimony that they more awake
OF their interest and happiness. Maintaining
Just cause, and will triumph-A least hope we
will Respectfully
CI1NIER w NOIrNC
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AlssAa,,

Me EliiesIrFsasAefy ssons la,sP Alwaya mssp "a
mwAsd. ad the low esmahon IN which the base, oNrup
and ueaeeus faction In possession Of the Federal
Government Is held by both the great political parties, is
gratifying to every paiiio Zach party looks upon
connection with il, fatal its pospecIs) From the
presen, indications OF the press ryersm is doomed to the
lowest depths OF degradation Having political strength
per Sc like the noSious vine, vgary known "Poison
Oak" Is reaching forth elevate itself by foreign
aid. The truth of this is its effort. itself
with the Democratic party. IL may justly be termed the
political "Poison Oak" As the natural poisons human
flesh, and is tit only covering for vemin the pot
cal vine couup and debascs all who under it, nu
ence, and serves only covering for the renegade po
cal Ncrnin who have deserted the great political parties
into which divided. From the signs OF the times
before many moons. the eyes OF Captain Tyler will be open
to his true condition, aud final end put all his vain
prstons Tor election second In the process OF
cleansing political farm ol the noxious vines weeds and
vcrmn with which il is infested how desirable and praise
worthy would Il he, the noble spirit which
spurns Capt Tyler employed in rejecting all his snbbord
nates aud in the selection OF candidates. whether for Con-
ges or the State Legislature, each party bring forward men
good and 'ruo Of their own. No fence Iylcrman.
For an honest and consistent Democrats always preferable
TO man who is one thing today another oouow-evcy
thing by turns, and nothing long. Whether the the
other OF the two great parties be in the ascendant IL de-
sabe that honest and vruous should be entrusted
with the administration OF the Government otherwise
upuon will be the order OF the day, and long, oss OF
liberty follows as n necessary consequence.
A FARMER
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The third edition Of the Boston Times, dated O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, contains the particulars Of
binary and extensive series Of forgencs perpeiued by
mcrchln, Of that city. We give tic story fnd it in
the Boston Times.
The party charged Mr.. Charles Cole Jr, merchant
who does extensive business Arch wharf, and who
resides in a splendid brick mansion in Summer suoo-No.
81.
Mr. Cole has been successful business for twenty
years. and has been considered wealthy aud rcspocn
biz merchant lie Young wife, about two years
RED, his cond wife, family Of children, aud attends
said mas generally had plenty Of money command.
and twas not long that he put in silent partner,
The sum Of 81 900 into the firm of kote & Collins. IS
Commercial street.
lie was formerly President of the Mcdaniel Bank,
South Boston, Director u the Freemln's, and occupied
several other positions Of angh mercantile character lie
7 about a. years II age, man Of plain appearance,
ond having the appearance Of an industrious, driving and
active merchant.
We are indebted to Messr. Harden & Co. for the fol-
lJvngs
The names forged were those q Messr Wnsor Fay, r..
Petars Co.. aud Others endorsers IT But about
$4,000 WA discovered last night in lhro different noios
An officer took possession Of his house with writ for 80,
900 ~ secure the bank. Cole bound over IN $1,000,
ond committed Tor want Of bail IL supposed that
thirty off0fy notes remain to be discoyerodN j. Amer-
lean.
u LouisIANA ELmuoN.-The New Orleans Herald de.
lnocraucj gives the following the maioes Of The several
candidates Tor Congrestho first Districts complete
the maiorty fof Dawson and Bossior will be augmented
by several hundreds
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ANELoPEMENT

The New York Plebcian Of yesterday says. Owe learn
by private letter from Saem that Of the beautiful
young 'S1lem witches" having very lively of the
Msrn u young gentleman there, succeed in Hood wink
ing her athera deacon and old schoomaster In that
ancient village elopcd with her lover early one
ming last week, and proceeded by Albany, where
the twain made flesh The deacon need be under
no approximations for The safety Of his daughter She with
her husband ~ the Frankn louro his city, yoster
day afternoon looking beautiful and delicious q new
blown rose!'--P Phil Jnq,
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The editors Of the Republican need give them
selves measiness about the movements of the
Wing party of Louisiana. Ifthey think we are
going to stay whipped, they wolIlly mistaken.
We have just received sound hoggng, one that
we shall remember and profit by. We have no hest
tation i'm telling the Republican and its party that
we are determined TO regain the ground we have
lost by our Incidence and apathy; we intend next
year to elect our Congressman, our members 10 the
Legislature and our delegates to the Convention:
each and all will be Wings "tricd and true" We
are goingto work like men, and LOcoiocoism may
do its worst.-N. o. Tropic.
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In Ordinance prohibiting the Sale Of Personal Proper.
~ ey Auetion, in Street: aud for other purposes


ne Ordained by the Council Of the City OF Richmond
and is hereby oriabed, shall not be lawful 10, ,n
oneerof Aneuonecrs their Agent Agents person
OF persons IN his OF their employ, sale In
street or upon the Sidewalks goods wares or M,n
" household OF Other furniture suy buggy Gig ag.
gon cart or dy horse mule other animal or any other per
nal property, OF Whatsoever nature Kind.
And be further onaied That be lawful 70, any
hueuoneer OF Aueoneer their Agent Agents for any f
sou or persons his their employ any other person or
persons whoH-oever 10 for Sale Street or an.
ON the Sidewalks thereof any Slave slaves.
And be further ordained That any Auctoneer or Ac
honecrs OF any other person shall sell or N,
tempt 10 sell by auction In the said upon side walks
thereo any goods wares merchandise household or other n
nuIe carnage sky buggy, lray horse uul
or o' animal or any other Whatsoever ma.
tne or Kind shah sell attempt any slay, or slaves a.
aforesaid all and such person persons odndng shall
Forfeit and pay penalty therefor the ad CIV ten
dollars for every article him or offered for
AMI the sum OF twenty dollars him or them L or
offered Tot sale by auction be same manner m
other lines are new authorized to be recovered.
T. Provided always and further orlaip,l t, moth
ing IN TINS ordinance contained shall be prevent
any merchant adesman mechanic doing busin. on the @
u street AMI who w, decline from selling y
auction hs OF thcir stock Of goods merchandise nor to
hinder hun or them from the portion OF the sar ar.et
for said sale. II
s. An ordinances. parts Of ornances copnir,,, , ,,
odianee' shall be AMI the same hereby repealed.
o. This Ordinance shall be in force from and ,0.r
the first day Of August, lsi3.
A true Copy:
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HEAVY NERDIcT-A breach Of promise case was tried in
the Circuit Court yesterday which resulted verde,
re thousand dollars for the plaintiff The defendant vii
liam Lambeson, is shipmnster and for some years has
been paying devoted attention the plaintiff Serena Pur
NELL young Of irreproachabe character and arac
tive personal appearance residing in this CITY Proofs
OF promise Of marriage shown be his letters which are
both tender and numerous. About year ago however
the defendant not having before his eyes the fear of the
and forgetting alike his declarations to the plaintiff and the
solemn caution OF Mr.. Weller, senior to his son Sammy
married widow lady the South The Jury were so sat
isied with the evidence that they gave verdict of five thou
sand dollars Mr. james j. Ring for the prosecution-Mr
p. Wilson for the defence.-N. y. american.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24

Hon Sas Wright, through leader in the ST. Lawrence
Republican, chas the action for his party this
season The principal points follows:-l. The Ma.
uonal Convention must peJoree be allowed stand over
to May The right at each State choose delegates
by general ticket IT please be insisted on; 3 The
State Convention, TO assemble Syracuse September
must claim and exercise the right of choosing the whole de-
legation from New York; T. The "od heads Of the party
must be sent To that Syracuse Convention and not advcn
turers and youngsters; B. Ditto To the Nominating Cunven
tons for Legislature. Sias ntimates that the dsgruceiu
squabbes OF ho party in the last Legislature be stop
ped Q. The unfinished State works not be allowed
stir but considered absolutely and denityey dead and
buried. Such is the substance of Slass recep t-N Y
Tribnne.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24

SRA SERrENr.-Captan Cotton, of schooner Brlipnt OF
Addison. Maine, arrived Boston from Savannah states
that on his passage from Frankfort Charleston May H.
Cape Ann bearing w. IS miles, he large serpent from
seventy to eighty feet in length Capt Cotton within
quarter OF mile OF him for hour. The serpents head
was elevated about eight feet above the level hc water
National infeLiigeneer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24

a Pnhy Toast is going the rounds said to have been
given ut dinner, where in Maine, the th July
this year. Thait hath point who denyl-BaL. Pat
The President Of the u. Sfates-Rcspcet for the dgni
~ OF the office is inconsistent with contempt for the in
cumbcnt.-Air--Thc last link is broken!
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DSArrolNrNENT.-rhe Charleston Mercury says that at
the execution OF McCants in that city, for murder great
crowd collected in the iailynrd, with genuine AngoSason
curiosity to witness hanging, and that much dsappon
men was expressed that the criminal did struggle at
but appeared TO die instantaneously.-Naf Int
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DIED

In Lexington, the 10th instant, Mrs MARGARET wmrE wife
o Robert White Eqard e. years The deceased long
series Of been the subject Of varied and poactcd scgs
but she had fnh IN Jesus and she well knew that light
tons sent from The hand and gracious parent
ed To work out for her far exceeding and
nnru
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24

The soop Of war building Norfolk Va) to be called
the "JANEsrowN that Boston is be called the "PLyM
oUTH" and that at the Washington navy yard the EST Ma
RVS IN commemoraton of the first places of permanent
settlement IN America. The soop Of building at the
Brooklyn navy yard is to be called the "ALB,Ny."
National IRfeiiigenceT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-07-24

JoHS TYLER, D-For the honor OF Harvard Uniyer
siy the New Bedford Bulletin wchaten correct the
error into which misled in announcing that this
University had conferred upon John Tyler the degree of L.
L.. ID. This we informed is untrue.-Bdh Pot.
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MEDICAL N0TICE.

'ENHE undersigned would inform the public.
- and especially his old friends, associated his son
Dr. Francis j. Meauer Jr practice Of A.dsne
and Surgery and that they be Consulted present resi-
dence OF the Undersigned PTnce Edward
This connection win enable
personal attention TO the practice Of Medicine proper which he
sheen compelled 20 renqus
Of HE increasing Surgical duties and the want Of CONNIE
tent assistant.
He would state that all
who he confidently well auaned IN he p,
sonhe afford his personal and advice ne OF
charge, whenever deemed necessary desired.
The Pnyae lnhnaTy OF the for Servants ia m IN
operation, and can be had IN I'm, inn
mediate vicinity for Gentlemen aud Ladies distance wishing
Ia visit him for professional advice
JOHN p METTAUER NJ. D.
Iuh's tiW"tu " housr, July I3h, 1913 Ju 2i-w2m
{ty- Enquirer will copy.
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~ Tsiy's name, aaa sssos bic s,,nsaa slss.,
. Ase 0aas lhs islssg VI az soealn hslll
hseI Isald Mt oConneil) pAnphsFss-~-
lof lol the union is sid pTosua.s 10 so dasL
Aud Ireland again Is fee" enthusiastic planditsl.
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CANAL COMMERCE.
ARRIVED.


Canal Boat Davy Crockett, ]. Anderson, MASTER with
i55 tons mdLe, from LynchbuIg, ID. g. Randolph DID
rol Hocombe g. Co, Rob't Gwathmey, Ludlam, Preston
Co, John Mabon Co, John Jones' and l.. ID. Cronshaw
& Go; paying S2O9,25 toll.
Boivedore, J. A. Wkerson, MASTER with 374 tons mdze
from bynchbuTg to Ludlam, Preston Co; paying 2l577
toll
Union, A. Johnson, master, with 4i5 mdzc, from
LynchbuTg. 10 Boyd Edmond & Davenport, Budnm Pres
ton Co. Lewis Webb, James BOshcr A. Duvul & Co, and
L. d. Crenshaw & Co, Ffys & Coz paying Sl62, 80 toll.
Richmond, b. G. Deyinney, master, with I6 mdze
from Lynchbug, 10 Dibrc, Ocombe Co, Ludlam, Pres
ton Co. John Maben g. Co, and Warwick, Brothers 81 Coz
paying S2j5,75 toll.
Ohio, ]. H. Jameson, MASTER with 3i4 tons mdzo, from
Lyncnbug oJ A. Patoson and Trodegar Iron Co; paying
S77,97 toll
Indian, VIM Martin, master, with l6 tons mdze, from
Lynchburg and IS mile stone, Wren & Macon, Boyd
Edmond Davenport, l.. ID. Cfenshaw g. Co; paying 49,
60 toll
Enterprise w. J. Rakes MASTER with 29i tons mdze from
New Market, 10 Dibrell Hoconbe & Co, Rob't Gwatl-
moy, and a. r. Hairs.
Champion, j. Y. Beu master with 81 tons rndze from
Scottsvic to a. r. Harris. ], J. Fas & Co. r. r. Blair
VIM. Gordcn Shields g. Somervile, Boyd Edmond & Ds-
venport, and g. Grilot.
CLEARED,
jones Madison, d. Couch, master, with 1914 mdze
for scosvilc. Locks "a a. "a, Warren Howardsvilo Bent
Creek, and IynchburRi paying S5O,A toll
Columbia, a. Johnson MASTER with pa mdzc, for
Beaver Dam, Warmnsier, and Iynchburg; paying S929O
toll
Tennessee. S. Phelps master, empty, for Lynchburg
New York, Robt Peters, master, do do do.
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" IRiT.-A Pair Will tc hed NJ Pole Green Church Hano
IIi RSbAl uc tli Instant which, exposed
sle variety of useful Fancy Arccsyhere may
te bod choice variety o R'esieffs such Cte Zee Cream
&c. together with r more suboHtl Of the table Ride oui
taste and fpr ynufsryrs. m2t
AJCTION CARD.
We invite attention .le of DRY GOODS uis M9nday
Morning at si ocoes tNLOEs A. gROTHER. Auctr
FURNITURE SHE.
NJ sniou Road superior ll1ussoH Furniture n be odd on
TUESDAY Moaning n NON OPEN or public inspection AZ be-
ssaiance on G. Street ntho f,sr o ~ Cl1r Palmer
Iu 20 lkfDEB A BROTHER
Tor Freight charter.
.ITsS The I barquc CLAIR EMONT, Capt
- hoses Tmsscn VIII carry $50 as-now ready N receive
csfgo o. Doh Aplyio
10 - RANKING wHITIOCK.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
IttS The new Schr Caroline Frances Capt.
I'll LFoo having poron OF cargo engaged win meet
win IMMEDIATE dspach or lo1nee freight o. paruars apply 10
master 90 hoard a. ROrtetts Of 90
Jo2I RANKIN 4 wInTLoCB
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painful 10 record the death aged and ,n,T ~ g.
s, may have been lettering OF the rray, h,
~ s distressing l. the task when the victim T. one who
by dsing PARENTS relatives AMI as a hi on m. % TN
81 a1 "s OF honor AMI Usefulness pated by all ~.
feel the Truth of hsse reflections by the ct ,i
% called TO an early and unc grave. e1lei TO a wori
n al The prospects aud equipments this life bv ~,
consequence" ofone ana y %
@ -' place easy to be removed hands Of k
ana which never prorerl, ,,,. nm.
uhla'orcd mink they have only saura. their s,c ,s NJ
ouy ana 'he business Is accomplished Fatal Error Thon.,,.
arr ycaH ei,icr Muteuralzsou OF n,
tons 80 ecksn and the functions nature 80 air =, -, -
der The residue Of life miserable. d. Hartley does not atr he
detail an exposure Of which he
raise his name by inurng the feelings ,o,ts
not his words have and shall prove the result Of hi ,
rienee and the reliance and secrecy with which n. ~
be- consulted. - ~ "' ''As
Dr. Hartley Member ofthc Medical Profession and fn IN.
nature Of his practice with even n, an.
vsi nni oe hope vgor aud perfect may be eons
20 run IN the Morning I'LL 10 ngh-Ohee Locust Alley
richmond Va Letters ncosng remittance answered by re-
rned fo-t and Medicine punctuay the address
e'uf't ny INITIALS or namc. h.
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HOYT d cos PRIZE OFFICE,
Under the Exchange.

$4,000 $4,000 20 Of 1000 of the pr,c in tho
scheme 10 be drawn This evening in the ENebang-Tks,.
Tnash W pop"ruon-for sale By HOYr co,
yu~' Under the Exchange.
~ EW EPISCOPAL CHURCH.-SubScriber
L TO the New Episcopal Church are requested IN attend
meeting At the Monumental ChuTeh "Wednesday e6,h inst AT
O'Clock, T. W. on business of Importance. WIN WILLIAMS
Ju <'-dA Sec ~ of building Committee
sifEEA FOR LlVERPOOL-Thci fine shin III AJAX.
away City Point having a part Of her cargo snsag.
ed will sail for Liverpool ne month For freight
apply TO FREDERICK NNDFRsnY a. 60 's''
nN Or CHARLES PALMER
SALT.-The ship Hark-Away has just arrived
- atCy Point from Liverpool bringing Ut Of very superior
Sa-Liyepoo Slowed Filled the ton IN fun bI.aeb.J ,nd
superior sackingS, which e wish TO scn.
ia "a FREDERICK ANDERSON 4 co
ECEIyING FOH SALE
HI 1875 hhds prime n. q Sugar.
~ :" II. w. A. J. J. FRY 4 co
T. NEATHERS-I,3 300 lbs. Live Geese Feathers.
n received per boat Ohio" for by
ia 2i-2w JAS A. PA1-TFsON
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% BEHIND THE AGE-some one loo ., sassj has cent NJ
Copori watermelon and h. iop HE
'TAs 6,f II ne Sa'sa" Why. you god hundred
years tend ne Boyden has been feeding ~ weeks
upon Watermelon red black seed nnd and We
are an tired Of Them
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WIIEAT.


GROCERIES.
We offer for sale, cheap punctuaI
$4,000 lbs Bacon-Wesiern Toid's, and sintb6eb
10000 lbs Brown Sugar-N Orleans Porto Rico and ~ C,
SoOO los Loaf do-Woocy Woolseys and other Factore.
5000 Lbs Nails, from 3dy 70 4Ody
o'OOO lbs Cohee-Rio I.aguira, Java and oil Havana
ZOO sack best Marshars Factory Piled salt-ogetl,er with
every article IN our line, 10y any quantity
la -
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$3.50 fAAsAsAhtih--tsa u tas as .saf,als IA ma,
sehs.sH aea nilAhs tAeea.fnaa ~ laissses .s, ~
etssea Aa sAeas.is Nsase. aa he .aaIes naaa
ss"e man asfises iho htscss pf0pafon vaah Amos ,e
When d-comross found seven urln, 49,,
'h"- psosts tho run tho Gomez 10 No. a.
ga Ianirf Of ovation A. hgh Mo - h.hh
" ur physical han Remove thu hanktaa. away
c ."f and man wiiheu h. blooms As IA. genial , ~
w. "a" ,n'e warmth atai rcnswei yeesahk ra
% ra'i-- Sar~aiaria inni wak an, han.
gus' "'inr eig espccncc show cslu the si l.,ps ,r,
thus gthisnig the hears ofthoal.is who h,l vn
up m arsiah 'nIes are recorded calculated To ,at The mo-, an
'' as a nets AZ" tuhhoSn thsgs~ have on 10 h.
mentioned 'hfonc d"rangcls
The e"' Se- are all saieb aud perfectly b, IT, u.s.
Tor particulars see advertisements other ev n,.,.
rt'ated and sold wholesale and e.,ofa,on hv
~ nshNpS n w. Druggists and Chsnis- crant. pnln,.
no x.' ad~ay corner OF Chambers street. New Yok aul
agent hiehnoni A. DuNa Co. in P.t.rshuty Roc., a 60,
o IN No NJ n Santos aud so by Drarrs Fene,,lv n, ,n.
as 1890 Wv" I"f bouts, q hotthes
In
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j. The Madsonian heads article, Tie Tredehery
Of Blair" and charges the Globe in direct with be-
aying the Democracy. 1t says that Blair is denouneing
every man, who favour of Col Benton for the
cesson, and that in his devotion Old Bullion, he will
sacrifice Mr.. Van Buren, and the Democracy and elect
Mr.. Clay.
The Madsonian, winds up article full OF wrath and
cabbage" in the following terms
The OF the Globe Il Co. indicates their desire that
rather than JoHN TYLER should under any circumstances
be nominated b. the Convention and elected, the Demo
party shall be broken mp and utterly destroyed Can
such organs be Democratic
Mr.. Van Buren for Vice President and was
elected. lie then for President and elected He
then again for President and defeated. Ii he
should be fairly nominated by the National Convention for
the next Presidency rfhOuf the support Of Mr. Tyiers
friends, he be elected Mr. Tyer's exclusion is
their exclusion. be doomed, they themselves DOOM
ed-not principle akeno not for that; but for the sole
purpose OF securing nomination Of a favore. Let the
Democratic party look this and look in due season.