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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
THE EXPLODED cAIuA,Jv

The Maysville Eagle says: Mr.. Ad.
ans. IN bis address ia the PRESBYTERIAN
church 10 Maysville, in responding 10 tbe
declaration Of Gen. Collins. THAT be mi
Adams) had placed Kentucky under deep
and lasting obligations to him fol bis DO
Die defence Of her great statesman, in bis
letter 10 the Wings tol New jersey" Re,
Piled, as nearly as we can recollec,. las
follows:
II thank you, sir. for The. opportunity
you have given me OF speaking of he
great Statesman who was associated with
me IN The administration OF the General
Government. al my earnest soliciialion-
who belongs moi TO Kentucky alone. but
to the whole Union and is not only 80
honor 10 this state and this nation, hntto
mankind. The charges TO which YOU L.
Ter, ! have, after my Term Of service had
expired, and il was proper for rae 10 speak
denied before the whole country !: and !
here refferdfe and reofrns that denial: and
IS ! expect shortly TO appear before nv
God. 10 answer Tor the conduct Of rsy
whole life. should those charges hape fou5d
heir icdg 10 The Throne of Eternal Jnstire
WILL. IN THE PRESENCE OF. CAMPO.
FENCE, PRONOUNCE THEM FALSE
This colemn declaration from The vene d
able man, who must. 10 The course ol
lature. coon appear before the judge Of
II, needs no comment.
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SANDER REFUTED.

re Ehqniref pubIhhrs letter from Mr.
usaaings .. osio. and rsknosledges thaiilis "a
complete arquiItai Of Nj II Clay from ihs allie.
ga;sons Of The Lorraine Republican," No maa Of
sense Believed il from he besianiug. See Air.
clsyh deaiai or IL.
!. Il Mr.. Clay xere eFsa destitute Of The high
and eennsnaihg qusIfiss for which be i dis
.tisspi.hed. his euer,iep goud accomplish his Z.
CLARKE WING MELTING. IS s..
The Whigs Ct Clarke County hela meeting
stBeuyyille. On MsSy |llsl. and formed !
1eisJ Club. EpslsD JloertisE sMirn, ESQ
Pfesided, and 3 r. Caldwell and J. A. TODD
Egg were Secretaries. n ecnni.iee reported
resolutions, through John, A. Thompson, ESQ.
heir ehsifmani and he ccnstituiion cf4he Clay
Club was adopted
= 4 resolutions, approving .. The suggestion Of
Jshn NJ. claysoh OF Delaware, as a candidate
for The TIse Presidency, vas offered BY Mr. ]
4 Thompson, sud uaanimousIy adopted
The lale boar 10 which ihe session 81 the couEl
vas exlendtd. prevented many wings ffem re-
manning il toTr, bat II was easy to perceive
sha. ihe Whis ffv can be sO4 rekipdisd. and
viii burn brightly 10 that patriotic county duErDg
The coming ytsr.
f The proceedings will he given hereafter.
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large and respectable meeting 81 thA Demo-
cfats OF HaFpereFery Precinct was held Il,
WaHlng's Hotel, IN Nov. rS,h, which was err
sffnsec By calling WIS., sMALLwooD. ESQ 10 the
Chair, and appointing Or. JAMES GAaaY. Seere-
iaty.
On motion, the Chairman appointed The fol-
lowing gentlemen as Delegates 10 The winches
'er Convention to be held on the ssh January
Wm Stephens, Hamihoh Graham, George
Maezey. Hugh Gileece, David Gilbert ar Jas
6arry' John Y Wilson, p Doran. RthAFd
On motion, The Chairnan was added 10 the
list
on-moaion, Col. Edward Luca,, ri, was also
added
On motion, it was
ResolUed, Tha, The PROCEEDINGS Of this meeting
De published in The WinchesieL Vifeinias, vlrA
GINA Republican, and Virginia Free 3Pfess
WM. saiALLNooD, Caar'n.
JAMES GARRY, Sec'g.
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The MARKE7TS.-
ofFlcE or rHs BAlrIMoRr .nrs,l

NJ
November 27.4P PM
"a LIZ There were 1850 had Ii IL
eat'ie offered at the scales this mornine $3.50.
Stock was generally of inferior ona;r, M .alo
sales 70 packers and butchers embraced ~
2! inU0 head at prices ranging from Al td % os
per iUO lbs on the hoof as 10 qualify wh IL =.
qlial g So "a Is net. There are now Ewav5s
~ 5OO head IN market unsotd.
HOGS--A sale Of S00he ofpriu,e ILL., Hoo.
was made on Friday evening Al So s74 okr Inn
IDS. and on Saturday contract for 500 ra1re was
made, oy the same packers al a price not Ikohl;c
we mole sale Of drove Of upwards ofbO0 II.
das a. IS >Sl There are but few nov iu iarket
na. mere VIII probably be upwards Of IadO head
received By the cars This eyeaing.
FLOUR The market FOR Howard s,r...
Flour continues without much al,eraifo6. and
belders uniformly ask "a 37a for GOOD smired.
brands 81 which price We note sale soriisso u.
dsy. The last settling receipf price wai g4.ps.
We hear Of no transactions in CITY Min.
flour. Some holders ask 81 81. and Others
are willing ioseil al S4.o5.
,GRAIN.-The supply or Wheat has bot hen
large to-day. The sales show no change Is.
pEicf- We quole good 10 prime al SO 4 "a ed.
and inferior 70 gooS AZ 10 SIS cts CtrI Il ii
demand; Sales 10 day at asa 40 cts Tor new
white ard at 40 ~ cts. for fnew yclldws Old
4 worth 45 46 cenls for yellow andl 40 ! a
cents for white We quote Md Rye ii sd cts.
Sales Of Oats at 81 IS cts according taaoalIlx.
PROVISIONS. In Bacon here Is s6s Iil.Ie
doing. We qpore as before prime Weslerh as
.ctied al "a ~; SIDES si4s At cents Shout.
dsLs a 2 81 cents and Hams al 5 a eeats.
~ HlSkEY.--Th demand is limiiedl small J
'saes o. hhds. a % cents end Of barrels 81 9ac.
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II
ceASAS MEETrEo A. n...1 =
yur frIen6s n fl,rk- -..-.- 1rPntas
her prefssenee r. -. - - not alo5e il
bs-sccrat. f.-..ts,--,- ais1ed Anti War
the PfsSls.- q 'ssenAn, e 4 candiaase n,
Pa. Al 49, - 2 lals rns.sia..g- :, ,....-
s,a go, Shalar has atIihs head 81 The con-
,,,,,.. =, s. go --so,ns;onk .a.e,,s s,.,,a
- 5000 -, -. 49, go
- 49,. - "a :. 80 80!
naiion. of aesirss encirtt. ana 81. so,l:Ie,l
lradsr'. both q NeF York and Fiseuhe5r.a 70
..dtfeai he no1iaAsiou Or Peup,slx,pi.,. f.xs-.
lie son.p
Edkin aot spock ,ks sensIhllisies Of cur
eDenoerasie" ffispds. By repeating All lAat vas.
said At sheafcsesa5d meeting. b.euuss her claim
70 hs al lor spsintiplsa ia n, ,o,n ;,
BAT We NAY be pasaoned, p faiihfsi ehro- '-iers.
for sivins ihs rssosanons which ecqe 70 TIE pOin,
mcss clearly ana eonelusiFely-
sReIsiosS. ma ne feeos1rnssd 10 on, fsl,o~
siiilsos Thai The ssleFaies' By us . he Ma.
s.es' .enss.los e nslsossa 70 Hon'nai. ana
sase. IL James Bsshsssr aleb. ~ - -.
sylvanla hss-ao .seood choics 'l-s TEL
Rssslued, Thst howevsF disappSinisd ne may
= 70 ,ne result. Ns yas suPposs fne nominee =
.ne rasonal Eohsenilog WIN cesnimiiy ard
= = 49, 49, ~, ~ ~ ne. ~. 70 our Pow
such nominee whoever IS NAV IS.
k,,elsta. IhsI our Fellow esii1eos lhsooshOu'
The cemmonvea1h be requested Immediately 10
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lrn. AnAara lnKErrrcxv.

A few Gays pfesious 10 The departure of Mr.
adams from cincinnalifor P,1sbnrs. he crossed
ihe river, Il the earnest invitation ofabe citizsn,
Of covingionf and was welcomed ID The city ia
20 spPrapfia,s address By The Hon. James t
! Mcrsassi..U. S Senator IRON K~str.kv Al,
Jams TePliedgas rsual ia very happy AID eio.
Ausnt tera's 10 he course cfhis remarks he al.
,.rss = NE iasttauons which he bas beea hon.
9sse YIN ~ dshstest sueiie sassss. ss,s.. :, j
lndtsidaalsi N sts<yvsss rAs fallowsa- $50.
tIom MS tpeceJg1s An ieass~ea> saa ,sss ,r,s,,,.
% AR. Clay (
T Moi only hars Feceivsd iavi.aiions fsa.a
public bodtea and cities CONTINUED Mr. Adsa.s,,
bet also from individuxIs. among The 6ssi u
whom was hatgfe man. your own eilizss; - no.
dafiag very large portion Of ny public life,
andin various public ca paciiiss, and IN several
instances in matters relating % your Interests
has been nv associaie and friend and the rect.
.lseiioa ~ whom brfdes me TO The acknoxasdg.
ment, before this Ehoie assembly, that ia al The
various capacities il whici~ | have kno IN him
70 aci. whether as associate, ASassislant or act.
ing independently Of ne.<in his own individual
character aud capacity L.have ever found not
only one Of the abiest men with whom I have
ever co.opersted, bal also one ofihe mos. anTl-
be and worthy. I have recsived cotlial inv:-
lasion from him, lovisis him a bis residence.
Subsequently, on his passage up the liver 10
P.lissurgs Mr. Adams stopped a. Maysvii.e,
Ksniucky. He vas wai;ed>upon st ihs wharf ey
COMMITTEES q citizens. sho conducted HIM 10
Godaafd's Hoisl, where Breakfast had been pre-.
pared for him In salicipation OF bis strivsI-a
The venena6le s.Asesman was Afterwards escort
ed 10 ons ofiAs largest caarahes 10 the civ by
numerous procession OF the eiliz-ns He was
lniFqdaesd 10 The assmalage By Gen r Collins. !
IA vefs felicilous address. To which Mr.. A. re-.
'Pondea. This address. = say, the Eagle, ZEN.
otsced from twenty te thirty minutes ia he de-
livery -PlAsa. vimple, ptssiiesl--sueh as We en-.
pseisd from Nj Adam.-:t5ur oeezsionally. ana
particularly when alIadingto his reception on
Kentucky soil. and referring 10 Keniuckys /
sreat Ssa;esmah--he was Ihrilfinsiy eloquent,
md ELECTED shs reiterated aud heartfelt. applause
y ,be large cotsfeeasioa who hung apoa The
Ieesass cfhis lsps1 10 concluding his address,
is invoked upou The assembly, in mos,solsmn
lad impressive manner, he Bsatlissisa Or IN.
aighss God IA Father Fl an,
Ar. AdamsioOk his De parture ssoa sfe.rvard, Il
amidst he cheers Of he people aud lie rear Of Il
Itsillesy - csnhrlsas ciriliaa !,
- I
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We give ne sddr,s y Rosts. = ccrR1D,
Ess q Ne people Of o. 1rpssorial Dis;riss. and
iasiss e,fseisl ar'snti0n 70 he calu, dirnsss<
ssai Impressive siyls in xekieh Be se.s fss,h ne
psihelple, and aims q - Wig parry. pr Q.
expresses u, drsirs h6s - eos,l1sred : eaaei-
'ials lss sstietsioa. M We hope before he sea-
sion eai, = vill asd feassn % chsnes bis par
rcss, nri eiil eo5iipus y s.Fvlre fss which b
il 1tesiisfi5 d;tea. We sgssc most fay asd
talirrif Is a. nrihlon ezprrssed b. The Win-
chester Rspubiicau. sha, fef b0sins,s capacity,
ana lil he easlities which rive weight ana dig
nisy 10 NJ sebasorial oEirs. hlr. Conrad has 20
superior ssnone bis associates u he Senate"
We h.seno doubt, that. j. proper sius, a
rs-nouinaii5p win DO asfrd 70 Mr. conrsd By
ne Nhiea ufs he District
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30

III. EZLIs8 TARIFF OEAA4@-- III
The LyEebeero yiFsinian, sPeaking q ''' ~
,sbjsss. which has lsiely Eravsiled the Lpeos
sAys,
In b, III ss 10 no sentiment which
f e. sS.5 az VT Srevionsly add ttsqnsn'ly I'll
Towed-zto no opia;on which = PCT. y
pssrs.1 .scordsrce With has entire eoufsY
% ihe 4 sfiF Ques,ion, ron 1852 I'll now
s.s.,--.-s hal be is nol now ii favor Of -
high rates. 81 oosiss as be wes7at c-.e' .a-ae
but. for sea yesrs pat. be has taken me
ground, shai, 10 view Of the violent oppo,
sation ,oshe Protective policy, By which
the system has hken - jacied 10 exilems
and fuiaoas auctus:ions. sound wisdom
dictates that The duties shall be Fixed II
-A----24znte standard. Discriminating. how
ever, 10 favss Of ar,iclep-of domestic pro-
duction. Siak.1ssy-.--u0 is's-y--.-a.- r.ras
as Of the Utmost importance 10 the manu-.
featuring iLteresfitself. aud this. be knows.
can dolly be secured BY moderation.
This principle is the basis Of the Compro-
mise Act, passed eleven years ago. 4Di
which be Is the author, and 10 that
principle be siiil Ndheres. and the letter 10
Or. Bronson isin e1assconiormily with Il.
Sir. Calhoun would note~ay vote for W.
high rates OF duties as he did 10 Icae
Wan Buren, would no, now vote TOT
high rates Of duties as he did in 1923
And why s--For the same reason, kle
some extent At least that operates upon
Mr.. Clay. The manufacturing Interest
$3.50
TN i's important branches. abl'
70 ssana alone and IN Others, needs bu
niue assistance. Hence, 70 recommend
ling a simple Revenue Tariff. with dis
criminaiing du:ies, Mr. CLAY abandonsne
pI'ne'pie OF opinion heretofore EXPRESSED
by bin particularly within the last ele
sen years-alihough, u be did. be woulc
u'o himself as our opponents will admit
IN most4excellent company"
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engage il enterprisss which without thus
privilege would te monopOEzed BY men
Of greatweallhi
Wing principles must prsvaa. -
douha il. would b 10 give Up sne g.es.
question q Republican government. 70.
. time. selfish politicians and selfish pt'n.-
cipIes have place Toa shepeople are no'
always awake; but When The ,nisfaie 0e'
comes appareat. they arouse themselves
--already We behold that great party
which never permits Itself % be aroused
but when HE Republic Is 10 danger. NOV
ing with even stronger power and WI
than 10 $780, The people Of ihe coun
t.r.are again coming ID the rescue 9
, ,nl. 49, = -sslrtions, and the victory Q
Winchester, .Nar %, lS43 =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30

The Ceslmiisee appointed "a designate
and procure the Banner. to BEL presented
on behalf OF The Wings Of BALTIMORE. .
such State Delegation 10 the Young Mems
Wing National Convention Of Ra,ifcas
lion, as shall have the largest proportion
ale number ia attendance. having 10 view
the whig populalion Of the several states
as tested Al tbe Presidential election Of
1910, and their relative distances from
this city, have decided 10 procure one. Of
which The SIoalowing Is descriphan and
explanations ~
The Banner will be painted on Satin
On the front side will be painted pot
By ,V5sa S ~ shIsl che so m 9ns
right. Agriculture, sa,spurtssf By . Gheal
OF Wheat; The one on The left, Fame n
the act Of recording The many noble use.
ful and patriotic acts in The lie Of thai
great Americas Statesman and PATRIOT
An eagle perchsd on the top ofHihe Shield
will represent the Arms OF lhe u. States
supported by Henry Clay. IOn the back
ground will be painted appropriate EN-.
biems. representing Asricbltbre. Com.
merce, Manufa5tures and Mechanic Arts:
and below The vignelte, will be paip,ed
IN gold two Cornucopias. the fruit and
flowers contained therein painted il natu.
I raj colours; ell INTENDED 10 be.illustrative
OF me abundance, prosperity Dad general
beneficial effects that will Aow fem The
establishment Of The measures adaoea,ed
oy the Wing party, with Mr.. Clsy al its
head. Part of,the front side Of The Ban
ner will also bd richly embroidered. with
chenille.
On the reverse side will be painted IN
The form Of a Wreath, the Coat Of Arms
o. each Of the States Of The Union. COZ.
necied BY richly painted and gil, work
inside Of The wreath thus formed. will be
painted an appropriate motto.
me Top piece, usually consisting Of a
ronnd straight rod, win BE something en-.
urely unique, being in The form Of q broad
bow, highiy carried with fruit, flowers, SC.
and richly gildeh J The fringes. drapery
and other ornamental work, Wilde Of tie
most splendid description.
The Banner will be supported by staff
cut BY the hands Of Henry Clay him
49, IosH TUG sIseWiH OF Inc SOIL oil MS own
Ashland. On she, Top Of the staff over
The Banner Wilt be placed, plated witb
gold, The Roman Faces, or bound reeds
representing the unanimitv OF the Wig
Party. and their determination 10 main
tain insiolale the Union Of The States.
The design is By eMr. William Curle;i,
...s.:ia,perior artist Of this city, BY Whom /.
The Rsears i1's a. The enlargement
vii, vi pbsnner- Embroidery Trinm,nes
Mr. J e executed under The direction
about $500. '0s' o. the Banner will
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EooKING AHFa,n

The Free Tiade Daily Caze,,a III.
tied Calhoun paper Of Nav York !, ~
cussiDg future ne asures for ia nar,y
Now we do look for some scod ;hss..s /.
The help Of Mr.. CLAY. should m. $500.
contest terminate in his favor e.yns.,l,.
as we hope il will not. Butif ,ha Whia,
do succeed 10 placing him * he p, 80
DENTAL chair, Ia 1874. there.wi:l &. ~.
" on the free trade ground 10 oa,l IN,
and all the nov adherents 10 The .sf,t,n
both ways system will be forced Il Az !.
their hands" That is an anchor IS ~.
windwsrd. indeed
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We sincerely regret 10 learn ~ ia
lsS steamer from England, tha; Mr. .Ev.
our estIn able resident Minister
e zoe Gonri q 81. James, has MET Sc.
we're siliietioni 10 The death Of bis eldest'
daushteT-a yOune and gifted gIrI. jos,
entering society. with a deporimsn, and
manner so geh'ie. ADD mind 50 richly
sloreo, as 10 have secured the Arbitration
Of wide circle or friends. and u ber I'M
mediate family rendered her .hsI uhjee,
:. lneIT affection, confidence and Pride.
sfeN LOgh eIA1eFtC0n. RI
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Interesting N<ses from Msgiro d5dia
ratiSa Of Scala .dha The Courier dos
Eats Unis. Published Il New York On
Inc 20shinst, contains news from MeEico
ii The 2D.h uIt., and among oshes things
"A r,nunces lhe fact that Santa Ansressgn
50 ia Presidency Of Mexico on The Fad
III October, 1913
IKE same paper contains extracts tsoua
III lsi.er wfiiten II Tseubsy. 10 Hhich he
announces his resignation end aeaacasson.
He assigns various reasons ior iEa aca, e
,ronv which are decline Of heallst
The New York Plebeian has NE follow
Inc paragraph, received via Havana:
santa Ana made over the exseultfs
nower Il Gen. Canalzo on the 20 Oe.p-
! ber>aosl The latter took the oa.h on sho
d,h a. provisional President SAnsa hAa
l-ysu remain 81 Manga de Clavn W aases
\ the efesss---sf.ar President.
Agrseahly to constitutions the pro-
visional president has anp-;aiad % mem
Il hers OF The senate, the fiFttof whom III shal
General Paroles, whom The enemies q
Santa Ana accused him Of having poison.
ed. The same person IS also appoinlee
Major General BY the provisional Pfesi
dent.
Odd Fslfops So TIE numbered lodges 81
! llhe /. o. Of o. f.. ID England, is 3, 36S
which contain 10000 members. Ia,
, crease the las, wear naarly II QUO, during
/, which time $750, O60 have been expsnd
ed among the sick and distressed mesn6ers
VIZ
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wefseond with Tsgre, The Isss, BY FIRE, on
Wednesday nlshtlhe 2sl iny.ad,, or The dwsll.
ing5of slr Warner W. Thomrson, ilcIuaingihe
greater peflioa ofhis furniture, and seme store,
goods. We have I d bs1fd he tNosal Of ,be
loss estimated, bu. ii falls epons ncu worthy
Esnllemss. Mko is put 10 great Inconvenience Al
this la.e period ofihe season.
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ALrxAxDesa. Ayox o

J ! q LA lEIJl[Ile y u
sFLOU r The market Is nas brisk lzesnland
liihilsd: Wagon price 1902 S406 SALES
fran STORES OF so barrels. Miller q clohd, 81
81 49,. Some holders ash s4.25, bal we: belthre
that price cannot be obtained.
GRAIN Wheat arrives pretty freely. ana
prices are well sustained Two or lIfes 5r1all
chfgoes good red brought % cents scvsrsl va
gpa loads sold Yesterday :. 80 1 % censss Ne
Corn Offering.
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ANerHER sLANnrR RErrrrrn

some short time since The Richmond
Enqniret was quite unhappy at The suppo.
siiIon that letter, which was saidEiobaxe
been addressed 10 Mr.. GlpDlEcs Or Obio
had been written BY HEERY CLAY of
Kentucky. II has since been asceriained
that ihe letter ia question was written by
~. 7, ~ Cry, and not by the great
wing Statesman; The Richmond Wbig
publishes he following extract rom Is
letter on the subject. which The lallera d.
dressed 10 Mr. BORIS:
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PnRKII

WI oe 'akeR for dues ID this OGiceE Those
IL naving Pork for sale will piedss bear
~ or' aalnses y mind We must either haE Pork,
NOV. 80, le43.
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WOOL

,,,a, ny supply Of Wood for.bs Winter isbot COM
zee wish 10 procure six or eiek Cords i
l -, mostly Hickory. Let my friendsbot for
Nov 30 2. uALLAfd
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r'ltN NONf ENTiOM
A Co for the nomisatioa /,
\ - - Asa - mute for Gs~esaor nd 49,.
1osefner. and me general promotion III
lWhig principles 20 Keo,ocky. assem- hled
aslds6 ,s5Raf Dab faR iptsP aId ls.
18th insisn;.s A very large nu,uber n
delegates from the several counties N ~
Stale we're present., TIE Hon. cbihnn Al.
Ian presided. assisted BY a. number e. al.
singuished gentlemen as Vice Pr4kia. ~
William Owsley. Of Boyle county va.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. The VIII cao.
fidaie for Governor, and Archibald Div.
on, OF Henderson, couintv.. receive5 n.
unanimous nomination OF the Ccnyen,;on
for the oficeFoi Lieut.. Governor.
The Hon. Benjamin Hardin and tbs
flons ]. R. Underwood were sppoio,sd
electors lorihe State al large OF Presj'Ien,
and Vice President in 1914.
The following resolution was adop,ed
by the Convention by scclanalion
Resided, Thai this convention, whilst ,hsv raj.
" round the great principles for which lhev are
contending, and with; which they believe he mos
pery Of out country inseparably connec,ed
should not forge, The great champion of hos
principles, andThey now express their cnn6deni
hone and expectathn that HENRY7CL;AY will
be the nominee ~ The National coryealion III
me once OF President Of The United S,3tes. and
anoef ms osnner, IS our leader, We viii copi|
aeouy march 70 victory and prosreriiy}
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ASHLAND. Nov. IN Inf2

nave pervsed your letter 10 The Whig.
saa am greatly obliged BY ths friendly
,oonses which dlcia,edit By this iine.
no1eser; you Hhl have learned. from .
es'e Paoilsned oy Mr. Ciddings. that II
was NO letter Of mine, bu: one Of mama.
sake. which has excited Mr.. Richie II
% not ~1i,e letters for different latiiades
! have but one heart. and one mind ,nd
all my letters are bul copies Of The origis
nal. and il genuine will be found 10 eon'
form 10 il. wherever they may be address
ed"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30

Gianes Of Forfuns.-A SIR. Don;n;e
Won Malder. Of Halifax, Nova Seol;, -.
eeiteo lntoIms,ion isst week that he hal
become |ea'''ied 70 fortune Of El7.O0O
per annem' ~ deceased relative 10 Ed.
rope. When the news reached him n
was employed in shoveline ! hear bfsosis
into bis cellar. Mr.. Voc Malder ~
sideAn thai city Tor many years. "a e.--.
s1 livelihood - io1r1eymsn psi6,sr
gesfer' - cry
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-11-30
WING FLAG sTAFr.

The Wings Of Baltimore, as has keen made
known. 'niend 10 give a Banner to the latges,
state delegation 10 The great Whie Convention
Of next May. They have requested Mr. cisy
10 cut ften timber Of The growth Of Ashlsnc 4
sIaIi ior the banner. The following il his reply
The reply Of Mr.. Clay. i, will be seen. is ad-
dressed TO Mr. Fahnesioek, which Is q &c. nan
word meaning s.6--qoile . eoincideBce.
Fred Eram.
AsaLLNn. lob Nov. 1913,
Der SD:-I duly received your favor
as Chairman Of the Wing Banner Com
mitiee Of Baltimore, requesting a Siaff 10
De cut. BY my hands, at this place, for tbe
elevation Of the Banner, 10 be presented
IN behalf Of the Wings Of Baltimore. 10
such State Delegation 10 the Young Mems
Wing Committee Of Ratification as shall
Rave the largest proporlionaie number of
Delegates ia attendance.
shall take great pleasure 10 comply.
ing with this reaaes.. A stick nf white
d blue ash (ihe best description of timber.
think, Of all the kinds which grows in
our forestsJ has been already cut. add is
inProgress Of preparation Tor the Staff
When completed, will foFwarditthr6uph
such channel as will ensure its sale arTi
vki.
IN, ne conception q plan Of Young
!. SonNention. 70 ratity the nomins
-" pfssloosiy made by the Wing Ma
ana va sspsle ssaa.. wa. very fortunate.
fects. Ncf could any Mace he m6rs sn;,s-
N e IQI Tue 49, ---rs - r.
$500 go, ,11 y. we monunental City, which
W. '.l .'sen WIN glory during the last
i. ~ nss recen'iy again won imper-
= s"aO'e 'saIels, Long may they continue
Your faithful! friend and obi servant
Levi Fadasstock, ESQ. H. CLAY