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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
sEcoNp ASSISTANT PosrMAsrrR e. W..

NEW YORK ELEcTIoN.-In most Of Tho Nor
ihern aHd Western pofii0hs 81 New York the Wings
appear 10 aave lei The election GO by default
The Wing vote OF the State u NOT ouI nv 40 900
The sbolifoniss poIed, IL is estimated, aDoul 20,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
SUICIDE OF A WITNESS IN THE
CASE Or ADAM HORN ~ -

SUICIDE OF A WITNESS IN THE
CASE OF ADAM HORN We have
seen a letter dated Reisiertown (MI0
18th inst, which states that man nam,
ed Storick, a witness in the case of Horn.
committed suicide in that vicinity by cut
ting his throat with a shoe knife. S,o
rick gave testimony before the Grand
Jury last week in Horns case. He was
subsequently, arrested in the county, and
examined before a magistrate on Satur.
day night. lie was then taken TO the
tavern in custody OF officers, and placed
10 room by himself. fle escaped out
Of the window, nearly destitute OF cloth
ing' and was found behind a barn in the
neighborhood with his throat cut as a
boVe mentioned Bah. Patriot,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

We are indebted to an extra Of the Boston Alias
for the last psrI Of Mr. webs,eTs speech, published
yesietday. We had il in no Oher paper in Iime.-
We have oiien acknowledged with pleasure our in
debtedness that sheet for the laie.i news both for
sgn and domestic. particularly the election news Of
New England. Its editorial columns are as ably
filed as its new IS prompt and correct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

sCOLDING.--f never nevya ola,,g $780,, d.,
vas able ~ govern family. Whaf make. o.ooIs
seyldf Because they cannot govern themselves -
How ihen' can hey govern oihers1 Thoss Who GOV.
sfn veil ere generally calm. They are pfomot sod
fcsJiuie, bat steady and mild.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Defence or THE FRoNrfER.-rhe people
&c Naichorhes. Sabine. Caddo, DE Soto. Boissier.
voyelies Cuachita, CALI ell and Rapides parishes
in The state Of Louisiana, uniting in petition to
Congress for the remountng of the I'd Regi ment OF
Dragons which was disbandcd last spring.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

The MODEST spirits are those which
turn to heaven, not only in the hour OF
sorrow but in that Of JOY: like the lark
they walt for the clouds to disperse, to
soar up into their native elemsnts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Two or three errors in yesterdays postscript
annoyed Us very much aud the best we can do rs 10
correct Them 10 day. IL The article concerning John
q Adams. las paragraph bat for 'shauId ie loud
read should he land In COLONIZATION meeting she
word number should be inserted helore present and
chair should be choir, tr Is.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

RAIL ROAD large meeting was held At Fair.
mont on The 7'h inst to memarislize The Legislature
to colfirm the subscription the Baltimore and Ohu
Railroad. Thos Raymond. c A Harper and T'hos
Rhes Esqs. were appointed to'drst menorial-
The meeting was addressed by Mr. Raymond who
enlarged upon The advantages Of connu n, the road
to the Ohio River.a point below that r. proposed
committee was also appointed To daft resolutions
expressive of the views Of The meeting Another OF
correspondence, and the meeting adjourned to meet
at the court house on the llih inst.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Col. Riehird NJ. Johnson made speech before
The Philadelphia Repeal Association on Friday eve
ming last The Col has sewed Bsbby entirely
up on this subject He has il fact LAID him cold n,
wagoa tire. We 60 repeal; but that preside mia
stump orators and lot holly ilo,e who woulJ
be. innoculaied with such an extraordinary fever o.
ii jast before eIecioa and 81 bleatisg barney abon,
the country for the purpose Of securing Irish votes
s IbsnPporIable.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17


DEATH OF Col. JOHN rRUMBULL.-we
learn from the N, Y E1prrs, that The venerable
Col John TrumbuiI. The aid Of the immortal Wash
ingion is no more. He breaihed his last Of 10 eIoek.
on the lOhar his boarding I,ousen Boud way.
be has fingered for many weeks Col T. had IA, n
up his residence onl que recently al New Haven.
where the Turnbul Gallery has been bull and a.
dorned by II'e originals of' nearly al his splendid
Pain'ngs. and beneath which his mortal r. mains are
% be inferred by The aide Of Iheae Of Mrs 'rrustsi.
who died some year. since. Col Trombul wa. aged
81 years. ~
Col Trumbull. opr readers win recollscg was 20
only Distinguished officer in the revoIulion. bu
our first great painter. Four Of hi, great painting.
now sdom the PANELS Of she rOunds Of the Capitol
The names are as folloNs,
b !. Philadelphia Declaration Of Independence
2 saraioga-ca Pilolaiion ofBurgoyne
3. York'Own-Surender Of CORVALLIS.
4 Annapolis washingIOn's Surrender Of hi.
Commission.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

There have been erected in DE ciiy NJ p,.,o,
during he present year, gu brick and 4ts ooods,
bnidings-in all Ills. This IL en- ioerss.s 80,
lasi year y about 300 buildings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

fellow wfoie home 70 bic laiher e. iollowu,
You had befior oone out % Saeamon co, (IH.,
ior almighty uean men SCI Offices here
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Michigan ha. gone Loco pretty ,hOrOrshly. bul
by reduced maj"rity. 7.t1s.ft..-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
cor,e,poudcnce oflAe Bslling,, Pe,riot.

PHILADELPHIA Nov Ia. A H.
ROTlNG FlREMEN.- Robi Irvine, Mlchoel
Eng lIsh Richard Berry, George Sewers and vii.
liam Meyers. were yesterday held Ia hail ia $1,000
each ny Mayor Scot. for disgracelu ffsmen's
RIOT which occurred at the corner Of. Walnui and
Second street yesterday moraisg. as The Balnm.rs
hfemen We're SeIurnng from Duck street wharf.
having been TOO late 10 lake the line for Baltimore.
SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER CT NE.
hAL---J"dge Bryan. having resigned his office Of
tconi Assistant Postmaster General. MIR Tysun OF
fhiiaaelph'n. has been appointed 20 that situation
Judge Bryan is an did aud distinguished d. mycrat
trim The Stale of Ono. we'll known Throughout, the
couniry. He rosigns The office which he has lately
held. We understand. 10 receive mn appointment by
The President 20 more lucrative add important
place Bladis0niaa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

SINGULAR GROUP or CONNEXIONS -
The line boat iDdians. Capt Tlbbis, lsf This place
ie'" days since with large number Of passenger,
on board, mostly one family, consisting Of a wife
WIN Two husbands (lsl end Sd, the 90 having died)
nsee .e's Of children. and three do Of grandchil-
s5' ne parties stood in The relation Of brothers
aud half brothers, sisters and hall sister. unces and
aunis' cousins and hall Cousins and the parents
were moher and fathers, grand mofhers and grand
lsihers 70 The whole. What 10 still mere singular.
The vile sfd The two husbands were or psrfeet
good Terms The hfsi marriage having been ann uled
~ divorce the parties afterwards becsme friends.
enc me hole group were moving 10 The west
together, where they will prob,blv ind rIen,v !,
room as This IL great country" -Clsveirnd ia,
Herald "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

on or Caesar. who ~e-c. in their day and genera.
lion. curse to their race. E -.
Y That Fourier meant we'll. really desired the i'm
rrovsmeni ofihe condition Of mankind. there can he
40 doubt. Ills circumstances were, in early life.
above want llls education sss Eosd. aad his lirss
impressions Of his theory derived while he was
The head clerk in large produce house in Lyons.
During time Of great scarcity Of pruvisi,as The
house increased their price the scarcity ncreas ed
carried their desire Cor ga:n Gar heyond the capa
city OF the people buythat while on the one hand
The Peeple were starving. this house was com
PEELED 20 throw The deeayeJ gram into the sea- Thi,
process was suPeriniended by Fouriet and during
he writes. he reflected that there must be me,hins
wrong in the organization Of society shen such re
sells were produced. He. from ina, time. until hi.
death in 1910. more than thirty years afterwards
devoted himself to the eucidalio ion OF a scheme o.
proper organization. aud Tie dissc minaiion Of ina,
lie died poOr, afler making some unsuccessful o,
temp's TO give his associations permsnence in France
hui he had lived respected nnd he led hohored and
regretted. -t-~f rolrn SIS
The process by Which The followers OF Fouriei
propose To attain The ends they desire is yet some
what IN embryo ma themselves: but they believe
they can accomplish what they propose. We are
somewhat skoPucal; bat shall soon give The pro
gramme ofihs whole iaras We arc acquainted will
Il and our readers can then jnlge OF H. r.ta s..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

MARRIED.-on Wednesday The 18Th inst Nv
the Rev. Mr.. Gray OF The Episcopal church. M.
Augustus Bayless 10 Miss Maria E. BayIess, both
Of Portland. Ohio
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
JAPnET IN SEARCH OF A DELEG ATE.

Correspondence IF ne Bgf4Io Com Advertiser
KINGSTON. Ca. Oct. 29th, lS43
APARLiAMENr HUBUB-McNAB COMMIT
TED TO THE CUSTODY OF THE SERGEANT
AI-ARMS.-Wisen the order of the day was cali
ed. the hill TO suppress Secret SocieIssa scene wa
ems cied that is altogether beyond description: MIR:
Dusgan. the GraId Master The Grunge LoIycs
lied OF the dance"-And IL he isn't roaerrthere 8
none at that genus IN Kentucky. After there had
been series Of all kinds Of saying. and ioings. and
the events which usually happen when the hoase
- wrong side up. Sir Allan MrNab grossly insnlle
The SPesker.and was ordered to be taken in charge
by the Sergeant al Arms. and the speaker was
making out his mimns TO send HIM TO prison, " d
Col FRINGE nse "a his place, as a mediator. By
the way. what perfectly opposite this Col Prince
IS from what We could laDcy him TO behave sat
Mt The same liable with him. all the time / have
been IN This city. and have never yet meta man,
who passes more OF the milk OF human kindness.
than this same Col. Prince He is the peacemaker Of
tbs assembly. II is irne that he did shoot The bril-
gands who had come in defiance OF The lnvxs Of
Their own country. and We're burning his properly
before his eyes.and think almost any Yanke would
have made daylight shine through them under
similar circumstances But his is neilher here
nor there" Yet Col Prince convinced MacNsb
thai he had acted improperly and MacNab apollo
gised' whereupon tho matter was dsoeped and the
doors were opsned. But il being two o'clock al
night The House adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

10 THE LADIEs-MRs WADE 1..
y Do. received her second stock fbsns, a..
ss'1 ~ minsf Millinery direct from the p,
''s syo'oiy invites he Ladies TO cell az =.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

M fsTkRIES OF PARIS, he 81 psrf
- whien completes The Novel. BY Euqene Sue
500 Tor sale By WI R0BB.
l28 Main S.
"OOPER's MEDICAL DTcTIoNAp :. =.
- y copies, just reed and ior sale hv
10y 20 WM ROBB, Main s,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
Fmm Ihe Richmond Enaoire.

run Tue hlFnfnOnd ENQUIRE.
TO THE MILITIA AND VOLUNTEERS OF
VIRGINIA, Fsll,w Citizens: The present ineiIi.
eien c'arncier Of the Militia Of Virginia needs bul
he named 20 you to make II apparent that ihoruneh
return should be made in the entire system OF iis
organization. Ad nothing would seem 20 be more
proper sIep t,wards o commencement Of thai te.
formation. III alteration Of The mode OF appoint
ing Officers lts therefore, recommended 10 you,
that sumo one in each regiment. who is alive 10 The
p'efess OF The right arm OF his country do obtain
ehai' res . thefOlo~ paperai our next resp &c
i've egime iial musiers.and Immediately lhereuf,er.
&c The same TO be transmitted 10 The Executive II
- Sta e, with request that the subject m pro-
per m snners before the Legislature n their next
suoeeedine sessi"n. There will be amPle time
D'twesn this and The next feeuenloI mnsiers. fnllv
70 discuss The snhecf and give II thai consideration
"nisn = rcqpires fcnm every patriotic citizen
~ Edilors Of papers throughout the Slats will
please publish ihi- communication IN their respec-
i've sheets, and arense the people 10 sense Of the
tmporanee VI the subject
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17
MANY MILITIA MEN.

We the underigned. ciiizens OF Virginia. cum.
pr'sng part Of the Militia Of The Stale. earnestly
ana respectfully recommend IL 10 the Legislature
20 restore BY law, 20 much Of the constitution Of
tI16 os will hereafter empower the severn
counties to nominate for appointment by the Cover
nor Officers ~ Regiments below The grade Of Major.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

Mr. Edi'or.-Can yOu give any account Of the
meeting that WINS 10 have been held in Democratic
Maishair ON The ilh inst. to elect another Dele
gate to the Baltimore National Convention.
understand thai Col Geo w Thompsun, was
seen vending his way TO Democratic MARSHALL witt.
cut and dried Van Buren, resolutions his pockets
perhaps. however. the matter will be made known
rhrO' the Ohio Statesman. as per order and reeehoe
oy the family Argus as this is The ThompsOnlun
way Of doirg the hing. Come Mr.. Posi- Office
ExPeclant, give us another epslls FREUD Medary.
and tell ~ho is TO represent Democratic Marshall
in the National Convention.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

nLD MADEIRA WINE WIN FACE on fse-
~ -Boih on draueht end in bottle. n, 81 -.
'o' sale low By lnoy rs NJ REILLY.
DITTsBURCH SALT, 100 bal. No
~ on hand and Cor sole BY Al REILLY
nov ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-17

They dii not read II we understand.
The name will readily be communi~a.
TED 10 any one who shall inquire for il
WIN the nevolen; intentions Thus
every centsof this'peor mans property
has gone 10 enrich the pockets OF Mil
leriie pioneers and agents ga - lfsr-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

IA Washington letter 10 TIE New York FE'ress Pre-
sdent Tyler does 10, hesitate 10 That Mr. Clay viii be his
successor the all probability. A. between Mr..
and Mr. clay, possible for W. Tyler 10 have
any preference, ii would lie yielded 10 Mr.. C. "
The Baltimore Patriot, in re.publisnng the above
extract, repudiaes in the most insulting terms The sup
port Of ir Tyler says, doubt, tulf that "Slr
Tyler cannot support Mr.. Clay, (and suecngy addsl
and right Glad are, that he cannot, 1t would take
away mach from the grat'!icctan oil Mr. Clay elec-
,iou 10 think that II received the feeble aid Of Mr.. Iy
lers vote. Every homes: desires 10 be freed from
the contamination Of any of political association
with him, ana woud deprecate his support as positive
evil. The Wing part; will not allow lis vote To swell
their majoritylt would, 70 their mag nation, be like
plague spo,c healthy body" The Wag presses may
spare their gioes and insults. Mr. Tyler will never
support Mr.. Clay in oPpos ton II Nj Van Buren, or
any body else If he were capable Of supporting Mr..
Il Clay, after the ''rheun which he has "yoided upon
his beard" there is 10, citizen in The Union who
would no, "desre 10 be freed from the contamination
of ann sort of association with him"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

were no, fools for having adopted 1t, Bat the PFcoi
,ld no, stop there. /, has been pouring ever s'nce
and continues 10 pog- in with each succeeding eieet IN,
in almost every SAFE IN The Union Victory up'n VIC
tory follows he 10 ~ rs ot Democracy. Inc hcutoes
maioriiies Of Isle ya. before TIC apart on ~ ,r
men. The thirty thousand F;d'ra oiaio-tP III We"
York the twenty uonssnd III Penn sy:sa"i', n t""hy
thousand of Ono, the ocd thousands III h-l'f, ~"
Jersey and oany other st t., are MI gone am even
the iu por ted aryots whoa beat Dahcah ia Sihci-
natl, aon est iaceEtast ana ne IS no" e.ereu "
one thousand, where $50, he was beaten 81 three
iundrc6,
These are evidences Of the Character Of tie election
in IS4o and proves, that the Democracy wa3 beaten,
not by numbers but by raut, IN that Illuminating con
tea, I, is proof iat tie people still capatl, OF
self. royernments;il! capable ~ acting ufoa VieN
of natioua Icy, and loiio"'lng sysisa OF rational
md CONSIST nj ressa,es Bat :acre a seal yet t. -
set upon n. rroof-a yet 20 BE- laccd upon 'e
work The e!sctrna OF loii approaches. The actors
in the orgies and of lisa are again IN te
field aud the people ;hem KEHuHE aud cAV-
TON os the nsuis and ouuages In offered 10 e'ec-
tive Government, and 70 pop"i4' intelligence a TX,
yrRsAL or the PROCEEDING sa"uid be the wachwora
and the rally ing cry OF the Democracy Inc poi'cy o.
President Jackson pu, down in the person OF his
approved successor let II be restored the person OF
the same man. The victory wls be yours not bis, as
his defeat ours not ms.
Those who ,mpeached the capacy OF the people tor
selr-rogernmpnt aud charged th7m with eisctns an
incompetent PRESIDENT N tle person Oh Ven 'aehso"'
carried The election of $40 ard have now had the pos
session of the Government Tor three years. and what IS
the fruit OF their re,ga? Does compare with Jackson :,
Is their u. blessing, curse 10 the country: Let
taxes, laws, tirs, paper money, and ceot OF H"ty
millions aus xet Lei their measures answer,
But, said MIR g., my time IS out the thread OF my
discourse is cut. see thu committee returning who
were sent out report resolutions Tor The consde ration
of the meet.ag Il is tinc for the business OF the
meeting to bgn; and, ~ did not come here TO assist
in thes. proceedings, It will not be right that shall
impede or delay them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

ne Cons IN Motion The premium Of the Ban
ner whose staff 10 to be made OF ash and GU, at Ash
the Coons to tremendous exert;ons The feeling IN.
extended from Baltimore, and Philadelphia, 10 the Old
Dominion The other night The great Clay Club Of
Nhefi ne, (aft-r two hours spcec from. slhe Hon
Gar.et Davis, Of Kentucky" who was on his way TO
MashInston) appointed $50 delegates TO the Young
Mems Convention, in Baltimore, besd-s 10 delegates
to the State Convention, of 22d February, in Rlchnond
But The Clay Club, in Hardy county, also ard 10
beat They have appointed large numter Of dele
gates ITO attend the great gathering of Wing, in Baii
more at The Rat fcaton Con Ven,on th 2ad Of May
II IS expected, TIA. the Hardy delegation will ap-
pear at the Convention, in Home spun, and they
are 10 take with them Mammoth Steer, which
vii! weigh nearly three thousand pound,-a curious
member of the delegation bat rather more appropriate
10 nss, than the old accompaniment OF coons aud musk
:ais
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05
",yHERE SHALL 1 "o ..

al tremendous gathering of the Wings $50 runne,h
the Philadelphia U. S Gazette Of Saturday l4s) asse m
bled in Philadelphia on the preceding evening. "The
Hon. George w. leland (bless these honorable GiaiG.
;jcS!) in thu Chair. They addressed by Msssrs.
JOSIAH Randall (once hnncred associate in the
Cfa@fnrd cause,) the Han. Joseph Il. Ingersoll TO
whom the South is indebted for manly reply, just
and Messrs. VIM Reed, Joseph f. Chandler (Ed;-
Tor of the United States Gazeue,) John Swift
David Hoffman of Baltimore, and Harmun Denny
Of Pittsburg, Che two last also, Honorabes J
They adopted with accamaton saflss of resolutions
expoundng the articles Of their -(of course,
Bank, Protective Tariff, Distribution, and Henry
Clay as their champion land they recommend Mr..
John Sergeant Of Philadelphia, rs the Vice President
the Clay ticket. But what then, becomes of homes,
John Davis, of the Gof Ike Daniel Webster, of the
cool headed and conciaioTy j. q Adams Sc &c
These Wings also adopted the following solution:
"Resoued, That the Wing members Of Congress be
requested TO appoint Wang Congressional Executive
COMMITTEE, II superin.end the interests OF the Wing
throughout the Un,on aad do such othcr things
as IN their judgment may promote The success If ht
Wing cause.
'.7ad do zach otfr things may promote the Success
~ The Hhtg caaSf!-that is rase money and dsburse
it-scattcr pamphlets ard rebranis the land &c
Nc, under the ahnsed iraak of member Of Con.
gress, and under the personal of some
active NJ Mister of Poce-snch means perhaps as ere
used by their 'llusous predecessors Of 1910 But for
their own credit sake do trust, TINT they will be a
lt.le more cary, than they in 40 AID that all
events they viii not place upon their Central Commit
tee any man who may be subsequently consigned to
New York Pcntentiary. (As was c. r. Mitchell,
late member Of Congress, and member Of the Central
Committee of 1910, with grand available fund, est
mated at 5000. 0a0)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

q good beginnmg'- Tile pistol utiea missed FIRE!
Some OF the Wings attempted 10 get up an opposi-
ton to Mr. Hoieman, as Speaker Of the House. by
playing upon the feelings Of friend of Mr. Calhoun
The worthy and accomplished Ts!aferro of Franklin,
was the gentleman, designated 10 carry out their
schcme-one of the last men in the Commonwealth
who would be wiling TO lend himself TO such pur-
pose. Who had the honor Of connecting the design,
the dePnnent saith not We heard for the frat time
on Saturday las.-but we know, that on Friday night
Dcegata heard it at Washingo through some leaky
vessel OF The party. The pulse Of few of The
calhoun men was felt upon the occason-but it would
not do The Republican party were found mere ind-
Visible than the Wings expec.ed-No, even the honors
OF The Chair could tempt any Republican be used as
a tool IN their hands, for breaking up the harmony of
his party The whole notable scheme failed, if not to
the surprise, least TO the regret of the authors and
Mr. Holieman was reelected Speaker of the House of
Delegates in the face Of the votes of the Wings who
generally went for the Ex-Speaker Mr.. Souball, OF
the county OF A!bemarle. The vote was, for Hole
Man, So Sout!a!!, 81; scattering /
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-12-05

TIE "R. Wing and the "Lynchburg yirgjnian,
nave some statements, 10 encourage Ia hope Of the
Wings, that Mr.. Gnggin IS returned 10 Congress- BY
majority OF i, instead of Mr. Gilmer, by majority q,
20. The s'a,emen ia, that the Clerk Of Madison has
recently given ceriiGcaleto Mr. GoEgin Of the pol in
that county, making Mr.. Gmer's m1jori,y only 81;
Whereas when the Sherfs mt together in the Spring
To compare their polls and make up the return the She
r OF MADISON stated the vote = be s56 Tor Gmer %
for Goggin-40l majority for Timer. The Clerk Of Ma
olson was not requested to make out copy OF the
whole poll, hnt only certificate OF the majority, which
he put 81, only The delegate, from Madison coun