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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.

PENNSYLVANIA ELECTIONS.
In The Isl Congressional District (Pnlladel phIa
county, Morris (W) elected 10 Congress, in conse-
qurnce of DIVISION Of the Democratic vote between
McCuy and Crous,lIat The Ledger says, that. $50
wards the middle of the day. the Crousillat drop
ped their candidate, and voted for Morris, the Wing
candidate, and, in qnence, the FIRST District the
s,annchest Democratic District in The State has elect
ed Wing as their Representative in Congress
In The City Of Philadelphia, ed Ds,rict Joseph II.
Inserso (Whig) is reelected TO Congress, and John
Scott, (Whig,) re elected Mayor, BY 1906.
In the 81 District, Smith, (Democrat,) is elected to
Congress, over Sargent, (Whig)
In the 4,h District the contest is doubtful between
Charles lngersoll, 3D. and Conrad. (") The
Pennsy lvonan says "the Democratic county Senate
and Assembly ticket is elected by large majority.
Smith and lngerso OF elected To Con-
eress in the 80 and ih Districts T. Contra, the Ma
tional ln!egencer claims the election of Sargent (W
and reports the veabs information Of passengers that
c. J. lngersoll ID Is defeated ty Conrad (%) Ac-
cording TO The in the Ledger, {. j. lngerscll
ID is elected by than 100
The Baltimore American reports, that Mes, the
"lndependen,' Democratic CANDIDATE, is elected 10
Congress in York and Adams, by 700, over Small,
Dem ) who had been "regu!arly nominated that
the Wing majority in Franklin is 300-in Lancaster
900 and that Ramsays wv majority in Dauphin IS
700, and in Lebanon 273.
Most of the above is Wing authority. The returns
are scattering and confused, that cannot make
out the true result.
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TO TIE EDITORS OF TIE F.vourHER.

WARREsroS, Oct Z, 1913.
6cn'ienen-ln your remarks upon my Madison
speech, You say, you Differ ni me as 10 The araiaty
II Mr.. Van Barren W,ll you do me the favor 10 point
out me passage which induced you 10 make this crit.
cism: AN wholly Unconscious Of having expressed,
or even unlimited any opinion, that justify IT, In
the fev'e" have gwen my speech, as published 10
your paper cannot find with my utmost diligence, a
word Or OPINION bearing in the slightest degree, upon
The availability Of any Of our candidates. and can,
therefore, only wait and wondrr
Ihere are several typographical errors one Of which
only desire 10 notice. You make me say in speaking
of Mr. Adams, "lhs ba.e but talented man" Ii should
be, and will be found in the MS, "lhs bad but Ia.
tented man."
fiease insert this in your next paper, and oblige,
Yours truly, VIM. SMITH.
We read The last portion Of Mr.. Smith speech, per
haps WIN less attention than the other-and Mr. s.
declares, mat he intended 10 make ausion 10 Mr.
van Du'eh availability, We presume We nsunder-
$1,000 inc spirit of The following passage 1t gives
great pleasure 10 publish Mr.. Smiths Card. The ex
tract, winch was the ground OF the remark we made,
was this-(fhe haiies, howevar, are our own
VIVA. we meant by our own expression was, that
Mr.. van Buren's availability greater than Mr.
Calhouns whereas, we understood Mr.. Smith to
say, that Mr.. C.'s availability greater than Mr.
" b. .. And in this respect, therefore, dltFere
with Mr.. Smith:
"E1rRAcr.-Having thus, feow-cilizens, presented
day, will venture my opinion 10 the who will
lkeiy receive our nomination. | entertain not the
shadow OF a doubt that Mr.. Van Buren, is this day
stronger with the Republican party, than any Of all
our candidates. Butts he stronger than all combined
II is well known property of nature, early to be
leVe Whatever is pleasing desirable to us And hence
may oee1pected, that the friends of all nspants
Will readily conclude, a. Mr. Van Buren, has had
the honor of the Presidency, and received the vigorous
support OF the Democratic party for second term, that
all the requirements of party obligation lave been fully
answered, and that he should longer be in the way
OF those, whose aspirations advancing age will not per
mt much longer 10 be delayed. Hence, in COnUsntiOn
Mr. paa B@rcn nil haze 10 encounter, in nil proba
bttfy the united opposition of all his competitors Can
he successfully do u9 doubt it. ind thus, in IN,
opinion, Me chances in faror IF Mr.. Calhoun or
whom, or Mr. Van Buren,, the nomination will, doub
not be conferred In this aspect, it is of the frs, I'm
porance to those gentlemen, that the most friendly
relations should be preserved between them and then
respective friends Temperance, cancellation, and for
beafance, should be sedu!onsly cultivated But, above
ALL should never be forgotten, that reciprocal attack:
can add no strength 10 either"
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I.upnEy SIDNEY COLLEGE.

,J,HE Winter session will
last "Wednesday, 25 day October, and
the third "Wednesday IN April following.
The Faculty uf the College aud other teachers with the
raj departments .: instruction, are as O'ln'"s:
Maxwell, President, Professor Of Moral Philosophy
Urrilmn s. Ewell Professor of Mathematics Natural rh
losopliy and thrmislry.
Robert Eraneh Professor of the Greek and Latin Languages
jaime. Rice Tutor. Teacher Of Languages,
: Nenab!e, Tutor Assistant Teacher Of Mathematical
The Classical If instruction occupies four years in each
of which there ao Two sessions.
The studies Freshman and Sophomore the
Greek and Latin languages with the ias-ai Literature connect
tl-m Arithmetic Algebra and Geometry IN all It's branch
49, also Geography aud Natural History.
OF the Junior The higher Clascs and Matte
MATES, Natural Philosophy, them Sry AID A.tr"noIny
And of the Senior are Mental Philosophy Moral
Philosophy Including tn Evd nce* Of chr>any cwl P"l
IT, Political Economy The Law of Nations Logic, Rhetoric, aud
pa ,s classical course there also an EneI-h course
orpyins three years embracing all the studies, with
the exception ot the Ancient Languages.
courses ii of proper age duly authorized by their parent.
Guardians pursue The studies OF two OF NOR s. or
uer as the Faculty may direct ,-, 20
MONTH sts Room Rent 8 50 Hire 81 Is; Contingent
Fnnd 81 90 Total s7a,25-payabie in advance
ADDITIONAL INSTRUCTION.
Gentlemen graduates and others also receive instruction
i. lie branches ar any oil 'hen' mol embraced IN the
regular college courses. na"n tie sfn' a"nr,ed:
unncpai Law IN i.fcinrts b, i!ia President, $50
uod, IN History particularly that OF England ana our own
C",n,ry ! and Ene.h ireratufe-by the same. so
'' rm,i go
pan, of these Courses for proportional fees)
Resides the Core Of Lectures IN Municipal Inv, there VIII
no nryae course reading and exercises connected with IT, tor
The heneht intend 10 practice the profession"
Fee so. 49,, t,,
Gentlemen pursuing these studies may be accommodated win
Roard in the stewards Hail. and in College, paving he
s,r charges rs Students subject and regulations
10 order morality only they obtain Board IN
"a, uei.hborucod upon moderate terms
GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
For the accommodation OF students VINO mas ~, =, ]
IN oin the regular Others VINO may WISH l" Pte
such branches Grammar SCHOOL a"
in The College which the elements {" .'oi ii
s, and Classical Education VIII be taught WIN pHto al
edate Gireco ahG ~hpr'i
"n ~ rho PRESIDENT and mebes of The facuy-npon
,hr same terms rs in the College courses. =, :,
'ne sa" ~ RDBERT G.. BRANCH, Clerk of the Faculty
n.y. Students should, properly ana regularly
at TIE beginning Of The session. hut .ey may ." :" " any "'
time, paying III S"sA 49, i5-wlm
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Tie Common Ouponsnt.

The "Lynchburg Republican is making war upon
Mr.. Clay and the Wings with great en'husasm-and
The following article groups together so many season
able facts in relation to Mr. Gays fugitive prospects
Of the Past that beg leave to lay them before the
Tribunal which we have the honor of addressing:
"MR. CLAWS AvAILAslLITr.-As the Richmond
Wing and other Clay prints so fond of enghensne
Us in regard the availability of our candidates. we
beg leave by way of reciprocatng the compliment to
demonstrate the availability of their idol:
.In 1924, Mr.. Clay candidate for the Presi
dency and being the hDdmost Of the four voted for by
the people, he was excluded from the House of Repre-
sentatives upon which body the election devolved!
ssIn 1928, he so identified with Old Johnny @ !,
thata condemnation Of the one necessarily con
demna,ion of the other. The people spoke out in o
voice Of thunder against Old Q and his Secretary Of
State, giving majority IN opposition to Them oil ifcm
enc to two hundred thousand
ain 1882, MIR. Clay was brought out by National
Convention the anti-Jackson candidate, and re-
ceived 40 electoral votes out of 26l In the popular
vote, the majority against him must have exceeded
five hundred thousand Even the opponents Of Jack
son in Pennsy New York and Vermont, refused
to vote for him
"Iu 1886, owing 10 his acknowledged unpopularity,
his friends declined placing him in nomination for the
Presidency.
"In 1880, he was candidate for the nomination Of
his party, and was badly beaten by General Harrison
Some OF the delegates The Convention were instructed
to vote Internationally against him !
early in the year l8il, Mr. Clay was put forward
as the candidate Of the Wings for 1884, and they have
scarcely gained victory since Ohio, which gave
Wing candidate upwards Of 10000 majority in 1910,
goes for the Democracy now when Mr.. Clay is the
Wing candidate In Kentucky, the Banner State
Of Whggery in the days of HARRISON, there has been
drawn battle between the Democrats under Old TIE
,umseh and the Wings under their boosted commander,
Old Harry
"With these facts before him. will any one have the
'atdihood TO question the availability The
believe his defeat within the range Of possibility Is
not just certain any future event be- TINT he
will be just as successful as eccr9 We entertain no
doubt OF IT,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

The Legislature of Tennessee organised on
Monday, the Cd inst MIR. Josiah Anderson Of Hamll-
ton elected Speaker of The Senate-by I3 votes
over Mr.. A. o p. Nicholson of Maury, 10. After 81
ballottings for Principal Clerk, between candidates,
and after Temporary recess, Mr.. Cooke was started
fresh candidate, and elected Clerk on the 35th
ballot. Mr. Kirkpatrick was elected Engrossng Clerk
The 18th ballot-15 candidates in the field
In the House of Representatives, Mr.. Barringer oil
Bedford elected Speaker having received SO votes;
Mr. Polk OF Maury had SO; Mr.. Cheuiham ]; Mr.. Alex
ander l. Stokely D. Mitchell was reelected Principal
Clerk receiving 80 votes.
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ELECTIONS On Tuesday last, the general elections
took place Ohio, Pennsylva and N. j., the lat
lasting two days In each OF these States there were
TO be chosen Representatives 10 their respective 'gs
atures and members of Congress After these States,
there three others to vote, which complete the
chapter this FALL There are, however, vacancies IN
several States to be filled. Michigan elects Govern.
or three members Of Congress- and members OF the lie
gslaure the 9Th Of November; the 9th and 7lb,
Mississippi will elect Governor, four members OF
Congress, and members of the Legislature and onthe
18th, the election will take place in Massachusetts, for
Governor and members of the Legislature, and also
for four representatives in Congress 10 fill vacancies IN
the legatlon from that State.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

MExrco.-THe Lndemnuy.-The U. S. ship V'ncen-
mes, Captain Buchanan, arrived at Pensacola on The
23d ut in ~ days from Vera Cruz. Officers and
Gre all well.
The Conducta, with the second insta'ment of the
Mexican indemnify, amounting 10 $i40,coo, reached
Vera Cruz on the Cd u!l. The specie was placed IN
the house of the slessrs argous where 1t renamed
when the Vineennes sailed, hu, wss 10 be shipped the
day. board The brig Peersbursh, io Ne" ofk,
10 sail on the 18th ult.
The health of Vera Cruz, according TO the ofiical
report was quite bad. Intermittent fevers, dIarrhGas,
and other diseases, prevailed with unusual severity
The yellow fever had partially declined, but afterwards
broke out with vigor
Santa Anna has succeeded in carrying The elections
in the Department of Vera Cruz; but he in mlnorl
~ in the country generally.
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co REWARD. Ran away from the subscriber about the
Pow lst of July 1872 named Abam; SAID negro
90 "a years Of about feet or nrnes sh wen
smile his counenaace; he has very noted scar IN
occaon-d bush hanging H. ana Tearing out
II auite proabe about Lynchbmrg
uchar he has been about those Places ahG unn
the ca.b boatman, think also quite lkey, he may
procured papers, and in that way may be trying 70
make his free State VIII give tne ABOVE
OF Virginia, and Twenty Dollars akth
within the state OF Virginia. and in either case 10 he dsVeen 70
AlbearIc county, lodged in jail 81 mar gel nim again.
Address Boyd's Tavern, Albemarle county, Va ;, o.e
October IA fS-.alhoin
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NOTICE

The Democratic Republicans OF the city oil Rich
mond opposed to The election of Henry Clay, to the
next Presidency, and 10 the measures OF The wing
party, requested to meet al the City Hall, IN the
city of Richmond, Friday evening next the 18th
instant at o'clock F. NJ for the purpose oil deciding
on the propripy OF forming Democratic Association,
and for general organization of The Democratic
party in this city. MANY DEMOCRATS.
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To The Hers Of john Hope late IF the County Of Ham
orer, IN Virginia.
IL persons claiming 1" be heirs % John Hope deceased a
~ the county Hanover Virginia. hereby requested
make earl, day their respective c'ainS a. ~ Inc
present year. division sac and distribution ~ Tue
Estate win asked for. Letters addressed Tins snhJttt t
Robert e; Scott Ed, counsel o the Administrators or I" iasd
l. Saunders Richmond Va will receive prompt attention.
DAVID /. SAUNDERS,
THOS. A. HOPE,
Wii. u. JOHNSON,
Administrators Of j. Hope, deceased
i5--iW
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The Lexington (Ky.) Observer of the 4,h inst says,
that Mr. Robert WlckAe, Of that city, has been ten
dered by President Tyler The appointment of Charge
d'Affaires to Sardinia.
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Oct. 10 A5-N



In aIkfGItcy, october 9Th. 1913:
In the matter of Bankruptcy e w H. STANBACk thu Coct
do ortr that he published IN the newspapers
The City Of Richmond designated y The I'D knic OF the Court
least days before The fourteenth ol November
the Court that day, order, directing dividend and
the the VIM r. Stlnbick,
shall been collected and rrduc ed
thereof disposed Of
rights and ~ ilrd persons having
claims thereto a Copy. lcsc, l.. MAYO. tltrh.
i5-N
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. PAINTS,
OILS DYESTUFFS, WINDOW GLASS, Nc.
LARGE aud well selected Stock embracing the usual varie
~ IT, articles, OF first quality, for eai low b:
ALIEN. DEVAL J. Co, Man street, Richmond.
NJ, Eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-10-13

The suggestion in our paper of last week. in reference
10 The ni,atory steps for selecting delegates 10 The g.
neral Convention, we're pleased to find, met the
aooroba,;on Of our democratic friends with whom
exchanged opinion on Court day II seems to be the
general impre ssion that meeting of the Democratic
ear,y Of Frederick county should be held in Winchester
on the first day of November Court for the purpose OF
nominating delegates 10 Convention composed OF
members from the several counties Of the tenth con-
oressioual district, for The object just mentioned
Winehester Tuginian.
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hr United Court, or Di,tIic Of Veln


In Bankruptcy October 9TH, 1873
In the Of Bankruptcy. OF JOSEPH MARSH, the Cout
doth order thar notice be- pGal>, Of The splpcr,
the City OF Richmond designated hy the 2d RUE Of the Count
days before the fourteenth November lsi3,
the Count WILL ha' day, order directing dividend aud
distribution the creditor" q" tie said Joseph Marsh. of
such shall have been collected and reduced
much neFcaf safely disposed Of consistently
with the rights and interest ut d having adverse
claims thereto. \ Copy. Te-te, r. MAYO. Clerk.
Oct rs A5-wIw
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A Correspondent from the county Of Meck!enoorg
call, upon his Republican brethren 10 'look 10 the trl
umph and Of Republican principles, rs our
first obiect-the man Of our choice, second oh
iect Now prefer MIR. Van Buren, to any man, and |
really believe the people prefer him. and that he will
get Virginia at least three TO | think, between
him and Mr. Calhoun, he at least that strong in this
section of The State. In my opinion, he is much strong
er than ali the others together in the Roanoke region
and lila branches mere minority or fragment OF
party always clamorous, Jealous and active
than the great body, who have confidence in their
strength and numbers 81 hope you have satisfied
Carolina before this, that Virginia must Judge for her
self in regard TO her delegation, and that there
be good urged for departure from the long
usages Of the Republican party, rccog-
Missed by our Convention in Richmond"
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1NnUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE PRo2EGTY.-Pursu-
provisions Deed Tru.t, executed the
subscribers Joseph j. Peasants aui wf Hanover conEly
dated The 2Gh June, si3 and duty recorded The office of the
Clerk of laid Cuniy Court ,r certain pgrpocs therein mention
I'd shall The sd day Of NOVEMBER. 1913 ~ 10 O'Clock,
~ If far If The ia, thereafter proceed SELL
the highest bidder u" land deed conveyed ~,
tanning 3s! Of which G0 virgin wood
land, and - of creek low hest wei
drained with Gtccs Tie balance land moi
condition for cntiVatnB susceptible Of high
Improvement. The land lies upper end oi Hanover
county, old and has 4 good and
nodiuus dwelling house, The houses and
efficient saw and criSf mill. small but never failing
stream Persons wishing 10 purchase wcimtoyej and heal
thy residence invited I" view This farm. There has been
III bilious intermittent fever III. family pro
prietor, during residence upon II 81 ~ years.
Immediately after tie sale nj TIE land shai proceed
all the household aud kItchen furniture, crops plantation
sis conveyed aid For land th! ui
III. WI lee required ! cash, and balance
equal annual payments III" purchaser giving deed of
the credit For the personal property cash wl
be required for 81! under S., bonds with I'D security
Il larger ". believe the tile never
questioned but tIusces, shall convey only
tie vested III
NhTlI'f. g. CRENSIIaW, rus,.,.
MfCAIAH BATES, ~
Oct. IL 45-w5w
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In Bankruptcy, October TN, lSI3:
In The of Bankruptcy al JAMES IRVINE the Cont
doth order that be published the newspapers
the City o Richmond designated by the d Rule Of The Court,
dag before the iOueei Of November ia,
the Court WILL that day. order directing dividend aud
distribution thc creditors the Irvine u
have coeeted money,
disposed consistently Win the
and t!rd having adverse claims
A Copy Icstc r. MAYO, t'elk.
o. Is i5-wiw
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TO THE EDITORS OF TIE ENQUIRER.

CHEsTERFIEkD Co, Oct. l0ih, 1913.
Gentlemen Having heard and read SO much about
the availability of MIR Calhoun over every other
candidate spoken Of for the Presidency and believing
the friends of Mr.. Calhoun egregiously mistaken,
IN regard TO his prospects in Virginia. and being de-
srous 10 ascertain the predictions Of my county upon
this question, attended Court yesterday for the pur
pose OF ascertaiDng how old Chesterfield stood-and,
anticipated found her fright side up
| imagine you will be little surprised, when !
inform you every man | sounded land they were
many) wasa Van Buren, man-though all are willing
10 support the nominee OF the National Convention.
How smoothly would the current of Democracy gido
over the shoals of Whiggery the Calhoun would
act upon the pr'ncple One of the gentlemen,
with whom | conversed, has very extensive ao-
qnainancr IN the county he authorizes me To say, that
he does not believe there more than fifteen or
twenty Calhoun men IN the county. He knows OF
only four-one Of them Is Senator, which might
give for the supposition that large portion
of the Democracy Of Chesterfield, are Calhoun men
but such not the fact The people OF THIS county
think and act for themselves upon public, we'll as
private matters, and Will never suffer the influence
popularity Of any man TO bias their minds | am in
formed By the same gentleman, that the Deighborfood
Of Skin Quarter, popnous section of the county, is
unanimous Tor the "NortIiern man with Southern feel
Ings."
A gentleman, who a thorough going Calhoun
man IN late State Convention, has, from the bear
ing of Mr. Cahoun's letter TO the Indiana Committee
with the pursued by his friends shifted his pc
sit,on and is advocate for the election of MIR
Van Buren,.
| am fully persuaded, if tie friends Of Mr.. Calhoun
do come calm aud sober reflection, and yield to
long established usage Of the party, they Will not only
bias, his prospects in "A, bu, in all coming time
public meeting for The purpose OF ascer'a'nng the
of the county, will, expect, take place at No
veniber Court and have no hesitation in saying, in
ADVANCE that the action of that meeting will substan
TALLY confirm tue facts stated in this letter. -.
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NOTICE hereby gwen, that al The meeting OF the
sden and Directors Of the James River kanawha Com
pany which vi" be held N The Office Of the Company IN the
city If Richmond The 9Th October, 1888
Board viii he ready receive proposals and contract FOR
ing the tnr and travel passing between the Canal and
Souh SHE at The ~ the 81 tren places tine
the Canal, which haS heretofore been made Tor
AMI hat the wi. be- made extend from
Of present the the Company
fiscal year, the 3i> tccbsr Tell.
by order of the Preside and Directors,
". Is. CHr!TENDEN, Secretary.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND SPoRTsMEN.
THOMAS TYRER

Importer and .Nanutacfnr'r Il D"~Jie and S.ngis
Guns, Riffs, &c,
AS :e pleasure of informing hi friends. customers and
Country Merchants that IL has just received and
his FALL SUPPLY Of double single CT AS AL
qualities and rtion wich, with those Of his
tnrr his GUNS, RIFLES, PISTOLS,
ROWLING IA KlE. Sc very complete Together u
ve,y Ride Barrels, Lorks,
Materials II kinds GuHsmths all
which wall sold very reduced pcc-, sur the times
.Taa Strest, dJors ADORE the Bel 7ars-a.
Oct 10 i5-tt
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JAMES RIVER ~ KANAWnA CoMPANY.-ata Me-tu.

JAMES RIVER ~ KANAWHA CoMPANY.-Na Meeting f
81 the pe-iGrnt and Directors the James River kanawla
Company held IN lynch.uf., the Gi October, 1913:
Kssord That hereafter, haI the present toll
shall he rtmIted favor boat, The
Of which shall have furnished salts act0y evidence
the office ot the Company that such boat At
dollars passenger, nclniine board,
ynrhnrg Richmond and and IN that
portion for the way travel along The line o. Canal.
Extract from the Records.
". b. CHirTENDEN, Secretary
Ort
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ave refer the unanimous vote of the Democratic members
OF the Legislature of ennsy in favor Of the General Tickle
method; and the Virginia method by which the whole
the State for candidate by large body whict
viii constitute Of convention like that Of Syracuse
elected bv districts, majority
among themselves, the candidate of State The other
States tOho might have been added The mani
public and intention of the people, evnced By
the general of its meetings. be taken
anticipation of what will be the action of its authorized conven