Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-03-16
DEMOCRATlC MEETING.

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
AT a meeting Of the Democratic part,
Of the county of Shenandoah, at the
courthouse, OR Monday the 18th inst
in pursuance Of a recommendation made
at a previous meeting;-
On motion of Maj. ;Jno. Haas. David
Crawford was called to the chair. and
J. Pennsbacker appointed secretary.
The object of the meeting. having been
explained by the chrirman,
On motion Of H. S. G. Albert. it was
Resolced, That &c delegates be ap.
pointed TO meet at Harrisonbure, on the
sOth. day Of March, ls43, and unite with
the delegates from the counties of Rock
ingham. Augusta, Rockbridse. PendIe-
ton, and Hardy, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating suitable Democratic candidate
to represent the district in the next
Congress of the U. S.
Whereupon the following gentlemen
were severally nominated and arpointe,l
delegates to the said Convention, viz
Philip Pltman, John Haas, fl. ST. G. AL
bert,'J. w. Rice, r. C. FEneislev. G..
w. Sibert, L. Pitman, jr., j.. Gate wood.
l.. Rlnker, j. S. Calvert, J. r Sibert.
r. NJ. Conn, Samuel Kendrick, j. CO.
verstone, SEQ. Granlstatr, % MeInturH..
J. Pennybaelser, Isaac s. Bowman. Dam
iel Stickley. Andrew Hoffman. Charles
s. Wunder, Philip stickley, ). Nj. fl.
Beafe, W. ID. Farra, Adam Rudolph. and
Reuben Rinker.
ResoA'ed, That the proceedings of this
meeting be published in the Sentinel of
the Valley.
On motion of P. Pitman, the meeting
adjourned without a day.
D. CRAWFORD, Chm.
>. PENNyBAcxER, sec'ry.
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The Non'tnees-Reected.-In our last
we mentioned the nominations made by
MIR. Tyler to the Senate, to ELL the vacan.
cy at the French court occasioued by the
return OF Gen. Cass, and also to supply
the places OF those who have resigned
their seats in the cabinet. Mr.. Wise
was nominated for the former station
three successive times, and as often re-
jectea. Mr.. Gushing met with the same
fate for the secretarysIrip of the treasury.
Mr.. Spencer was appointed after MIR. C's
rejection. The wings in congress are re-
taIiatng upon Mr.. Tyler; it is now TIER
time to exercise the odious veto power.
In the prospect Of the station of minis
ter to France. Mr.. Wise had declined
being candidate for congress at the en-
suing election, but since his rejection, he
has announced himself in the Enquirer.
Mr.. Gushing has also announced himself
for reelection.
Medical Ntacs and Labrmy.-We have
heretofore spoken Of this valuable medi.
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we'd. In addition to variety of the O.
Their interesting matter, it contains two
lectures by Dir. Wattson,.upon the "D;!-
terent Modes Of DyIng,'' and the eau.
ses otDiseases;;'' subjects vitality interes
ting to every Medical! Practitioner, who
has desire to arquaint himself with all
that relates to his profession. If any of
our medical friends wish to examine the
work. they can do so by calling upon US.
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