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DECEunEu ith.
VALUABLE LAW B00hS FOR SALE
DRINKER 4 MORRIS.

ETNGLlsn COMMON LAW repolt. u eac, "a ihs Ens,.l
C"a Of 'onon Law wih ables q the essss and PT'noi
pal na"'Is cd - L. scirat ana T. MAsan rct Ig- a
rErERs REroRrs Dreaded IN The supreme ,,,t of the 4
state by Richard fcters, IA 10 voh.
nowAIps REPORTS. a,sr,d the supfcmS Count OF ,hs
JoHNSoNs CnANCERl feposts Of eSsSs atuiecl ia IN.
'o INS 81 yS,"T go y, New xSe ny 'sao.oo ~ so
gland fson 1879 To ssi by w q. Rucu and T. R,an Esq's
ENGLISH ECCLEsIAsITCAL REroKrs Nv T. ID. Insra.
ham Of Philadelphia nar "a
ENCnEo,ER REPORTS. desslcd the Count Of Esehcquvr
At Law AMI saT aud m the ENehseu"I chamber in r9u aud
In h,ToI, ny y ) frouGat &C, m vols.
fiTERS DIGEST OF teedcd saPru,c
vernaSai Of the 4. states ny Il. Pc,ct- a
CRUISES DIGEST " IL Laws England respecting Real
rloFn; u! w Cruise, revised with TIN addition OF NOss, ny
Thomas Huntingdon. n = ,ol..
wnErLERs DIGEST the American Chaneery Digest, being
to all the reported decisions IA the United states Courts
and ne Courts % the several S,ac Ry u Wheeler
n.si IA pennsylvania together With manuscript
by r. > whalton. IA : yOl.
Phillips EVIDENCE Law OF EvIenec ftun the si,
iondon Edition ny : NJ Phillips with Notes L. Cowen,
sisted BY y. Hal. Jr.. "a 1 vol
STEPHENS NIsi PRIUs the Law OF Ni- rrus Evidence in
Cv Action aud lIb,rs'cHs aud Awards Nv A. : stephens
with Notes &c TO the latest American Decisions by C. shsroo
to bo complete an vols. vol and > published
COVENTRY AND HUGHES D,scs,sl Index to the Common
Law Reports lton tho tnc 81 Hen III the
the Reign Of Geors" H. u : vols
CRNN'is REPORTS OF the supreme Court Of the T.
wnEAToNs REroRIs ,le supreme l.. states.
lsvo~ Tor al" by DRISKER n MORRIS,
de stsiioners and Bcok-Bin1er>.
SUPERIOR COPPER COAL SCOUTS Just received few
- C'PP- Coal Soups OF the beet shape voTy superior qua
hu. RICHARDS A. GARDNER
no 10 sign Of the Mill SAW, Main
fENES AGuE-rurc suIpha,e oi oainn.' rresivcd ana
Il for sab BY BOLTON A. HARRISON.
no - Druggists Corner Main and Governor -.
LoAksjs, received another lot Of Fashionable neays and
~ Broad ChSh CgOsks low cash. J. NJ. oREM.
no - T.. n. SFiNcr. N-rnt.
ow FOR BARG AIMS AT III, Cheap cash store
below Nsdsworh, TuiucT Co. aud rch Fan WIN
Dry Goods OF the Ver The following Part
the leading articles
pieces Suped Ca-;euln SiSs
10 bksni blue blk Gro 4,
Do Maueoni lHs'Tins
IS do Super Muslin 3. I.luc.
do Rich iwilI Cashmere:
~ do Chs's and striped ChuSanN
10 do Lupins best RonlaEne, be so.l xIsat
bargain. u called for soon
500 do American Pants from To I2!e pei yard.
lO1 10 Furniture do cheap.
Gt1tls, CasSinercs aui NCsf!nss. n
30 Cord Counicrpsncs superior article Servant.
kvTssyS OF superior quality.
so piece, Plaid IinsoyE irnHi isi Co 81 cts.
500 Negro blankets. 80 saddle do.
Domestic Goo,s oll al a prirr-
The undersigned deem useless fafthef II on
neee for the purchaser
good bargains no To- 4. HERKLEY 90.
IL hTINoRE wHISKFN-Il hhds Bauprct, Whi.h,y. LOT
- ale. no - JAS. WINSTON.
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Curric,. Extract of sarsapnr,iIu
MORE NEW BOOR s .
Er,,,r,d ODD NofstoLsr h.,
-'"''"'V''' ."
DRINkER \ MORRIS.

I'll NY Eis Life before the Mast edited 10y J. Cooper.
PcciOia the prisoner Ien.Serria cipti, captive
W. Santnc Live. e" the Queens of England ~ Agnes -ck
land Vol 81 The Complete Cook By SIndcI>on Franklin
iIou,e, Allcpha; the cheap edition. Lincoln hy p
Cooper cheap edition Martin Culll,,tL part 10; tsa Bsnci
ards clifton. Medical New lt iur Not, ciHher
m English with sketch OF the author hc
c Geography by H. Murray rraut the Stomach
Disease n other affections the Kidney and bladder
Jesiion from the t London edition, with plates
Magazine. October Elcctic Museum November law
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Cn-EAHTNEnsIllp

CtYNoR. ~ Richmond j. u. WOOD. hie NJ Por rnatii,
"lJ acquired thorough knoi.e ~ b- Arooe business BIZ
al s hianshes tom Dr. James Cose, Dugrr fredericksburg
ani w. 4 sANIo3 Dfuggr 90 Norfolk have a,rist-i IN III,
Dug ard Ap0ihecaW business tf % fhe esf4LIf.
--ll-- n--L -L9ve .- n-M I.gaLn unhal L- un nl
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I'M wigrARs CELEBRATED BALsAM OF WILD CnER
- RN Tor dseaFes 81 the Lungs Coughs COll sc Gcrom
& great useiunes 90 this Mcns e proprietor would especially
recommend % a Ee1eI FAMILY and udf.f every family
~ kcep conulhuy by thlu l be- found much spe.s
e tovoH NtIhta ~ coul'n e and much lfc Tor c
ehifen m tduf Families e8dug The county wOuh ss1 hbd
greatly 60 their sdrantage fokeep had during
winter months Co ufr 0ceasons may require
Carr9f s. after tsste c0nanuy uadl deceive pubic
viii spurious limitations Of suost every vs1ab medicine
70 plr nccr h-dsfuei ns,essy fe9uea 90 prcLa
gQstne ua fo1rnE nlfs &C 90, genuine Haigtm u pui
1os Wlhte vords 'NsisTs nalelm 4 wiz Cherry Phfcl
pha liba e'au faoL t,rs ttlung sho DE- front
viii he propue.r cH1ufs. 10 ui1E eouuer which
tc prosecuted rof lls hy 80 s. sANTO- -septl
Norfolk and CtYNOn WOOU %.
- SHE agents in v eI,rnoni
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ROWANDS Improved TONIC MATURE
Warranted 10 cure AGUE 4 FEVER.
VANHE great dcsideratum with most inventors of
Il Patent Med neS, has been much speedy recovery
NJ those who make Of nosruns enrich
independent Of the good bad effects produced.
III. JOHN H. ROWLAND of Philadelphia believe 10 be- ac.
uated by ennobng motives and for the
opinion. appeal the Thousands both this City elsewhere
who after having tired most ~ the SPEClFlCS
au-on " their Vaenc" money enabled t.
rejoice the influence Of RoWand- mproy
Mixture This Medicine may be taken III frbnlc Will
be found The best TONES however
the entire eradication 81 AGJE FEVER. Having been ap
pointed sole Agents Tor the o remedy CIV
those drsHous Of virtue rely upon getting
mi q GAYNOR, WOOD cos
nc ~ Nrit n the Bell Tavern
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'HEP LAND FOR sALE-The subscriber 10 a.tbor.s5 IN
~ fe Tract 81 land he county Pnnce Wniam which,
fa peculiar cftun'tancca can be- bought Tor ti n q. m
fe value 10 contains 100 which ac heavily tim
tered with oak and hickory e light and quick aCO acres
q e open land good heart aHd 100 acres
~ etec' Cet and admiralty pied the growth of ana
TIE tact contains and The buildings. which
arc eomm0us, IN ocfabs order form. an ercsnent
sand fo County Store snd The whole tact Is uus
an excellent insoro TIE place wstared and A. bssy
region o. Virginia. This Land be- pufahased n nns
daie application made lof - esh time ssn
advance To NoNrHrKH TsioHra ste ,eing In Vrnis
q aaoT1s elaEec Of nvsStnsut sshfn IN be mt WIN
70 e 7. BOTTs
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R,shaoas sspt 'm is',

Having made arrangement Msssrf Csynor WOOD Co.
90 uof business take much pleasure recommending 20
my hicnsiI md thr public generally INO. D. LYFTt.
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DISSOLUTION.
IHNHE Co.partnership of GAYNOR & LYEII.
- dissolved thl th inst by mutual eonssnt Tn ss
h aent n me n The late drr being committed 10 C
nor 10 ds'fsir that The business should be osed speedily o.
po'sbe efsofs mot earnestly request bose indebted 10
he hIf1. 70 make payment wifh1ut dt1y
JVO. gAYVOH
$50 J. I.YETI
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WOOLENS. COTTONS AND
LINENS

" AbSWoRTii. TURNER Il co. having received one o,
Tie largest aud most aounents OF FAN and YIN
% bfy I'Ns offered this larger poroo
~ u-r Staple Goods purchased late ElsE they are
larry requested. ~ -
q NNRPElS RUGS Sc.-wc have Just received a atse ami
handsome ss~ortnentof ussel Three Ingmin Scotch
ai American ehTT"ng stair and Tuned AMI
mon Hugs plain and gd floor cloth Bazsl6l Table,
nINpnpn S.,,x.y'
DnlGs, DYES, OILS, WINDOW GLASS Ac-
'HNHE subscribers offer Tor sale, large and
- well assured Stock Of Drugs Dcsimrs Paints OILS &c 10
quantities To Ht purchaser prices which cannot fail 10 civ,
satisfaction ~ '' " p's
COUNTRY MERCHANTS requested to cali before uuteA,-
ing We are determined Ufrr Inducements
- i" ALEX. DIV.lL a co
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BROGUES-BROGUES.
Sian rf gbc Rio r.,

u
q THE subscriber would say TO those wish
S>H>~sfng 10 purchase SERVANTS SHOES that he has
-. now ON HAND extensive ASSORTMENT OF
thu BEST RICHMOND MADE BRUGuEs. together with great
Variety other kinds WILL SELL
FOR CASH puncnal reasonable terms
and would respectfully solicit purchasers
rally. J. T.. WATKINS.
Wholesale nI Retail Boota and shoe De,f.r
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To the Old Patrons and Friends 81 the virginia
JOHN '. HARDWlCKE.


oftle Golden Msaw, Man nearly opposite Mc-srs
Louion- Wininglam amt Ircwp.
SPLENDID STOCK or DRY GOODS.
4 ATHROP, CHRISTIAN q co have received tl-ir
~ Stock staple aud Fancy Dry Goods purchased
favorable and will be so bargains. Among may
be found following
Fine and sIper1ne Cloths, an colours
Heavy Pilot and Beaver Cloth,
Do PARIS corded Diamond and Doskin Ca-in-r-. gr,sI
Bargains
Finr Wool Black Cashmere
Fine Acrino Toilinet SIN ans Satin N,.ng-
Lama Cloths. Tor ClOakings
Drab, mixed, blue and black SaiDett- All pt.c~-
GasRuw Jeans, Gable Keueys
Yorkshire kerseys, Pad Linsr,-
White scarlet AMI yellow Fannels
Gauze and Welsh shrinking d.
Prints. great variety. :, 10. IL. and finer
Rich striped Nouss.iiines IS. IL So. and
OmbTa Striped Chl-auS
Chameleon Bforalrs Alpaca.
DO ani wiicTed DO
Indiana Cloths. for Clnlks and Dres.-s
Rich Rugn striped Silks, do .Nruina dn 10
Rich Gro dr Royal DO Biz anil bin. stril-i do
Bin Italian and Gro lie Rhine
Hosiery, Gloves Ribbons Muslin 1Timmings
Ashhuron Iaee Grnp- aud Tdngc-, many de-ira
be articles too all Of which
Zoe 81 LATIROP. CHRISTIAN A. 60.
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WEBB, BACON & CO.,
OFFER FOR SALE. 60 cush and prom Dc eus-

WEBB, BACON & CO. =
OFFER FOR SALE. 60 c1sh and prompt Gus
~ toners:
40 Ilhds y. Orleans
30 DO Porto Rico,
90 do Cua,
rs do st. CToiN sJUAR9
q DO Clarified.
IS boxes and bbs Loaf
10 M. Crushed,
80 h.ds Trinidad ami Porto Rco N,l-.te.
5DO bags Iaguira,
300 10 Scented RIO,
800 do Porto Rico, -
10 DO Cuha aDd ~. Jngo '''N'1
100 do Green Java,
los DO Old Govt Java,
zoo Kegs Nails Brads
1900 sides sole Leather. variou, anaidss
1900 Sacks salt
30 Chests and half Chest. Teas, d variou, k,nas
800 bags Shot
Gun Powder IN kogs and can-isrs
I ton bar Lead
los boxes IIulIs patent and
do Sperm Candies
TAO 10 Soap, ~ kihd-
TINS American Bislerri Steel
- bbis. Tanner on
Indigo haddrf s'alt retre Pepper. Pimenfs
Cingor' Num- nrmsone Chocolate, Hops
WOODWARD nests lanied Buckets
Si"e Thread and Twne, Window Gass
Bed Curds AMI Lanes, London Porter
Wines Of vinous kind
foolscHp and Letter Paper wfappinF 81
Wool Feathers, StoneWare, CoppcrhA a.. seIt
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II UPORTA TO gSBCIANS.-- pro-
Rob'I Thompson's Pelvic Corset and q Zero a b.
dominnI ESaudage. We have completed arrangements
for manufacturing these instrument which will enable
ev need by enlarged ofappObaon which
constantly medical n thu city and
claims Tor preference Hnn the notice OF the medical profession aud
the public Ph throughout the State invited
them feel satisfied hty be convinced Of
eelcnce and applicability. 70 prevent mistakes ordering.
eide which may b. applicable 10 the o which may
ted
disease easily adjusted and BY the patient any
inconvenience. Tie which
NJ the pevs IA part usually tener under bas"i upon
hn edef OF proper nc ana Shape nfaty -Dshonei which BE-
secured 10 i place. - straps coued n
- added portion " elastic wctbrs sufficient To- al
ien1- NJ elasticity contemplated Ic d andtQes
we1kncc admirably adip Itself e form patient
coninved AMI conducted q such materials allow
the spinal column manner allow
the uOt freedom OfICtpn o. doc b0iylnd
PtseTng he innani giving w. support comfortably aud generally
thereby avoiding 49, objection usually urged szainE common
baDd7ge which may be tr9xu wrinkles folds and
augf cord THIS baudlgs kep place by eans u
strips Of elastic webbing
Brh,ss patented tho u The elastic
webbing a. rarof The uatens the exclusive night ofhe pateu
sgc hc 10. OF their manufacture give sIpposinr
VIII be readily conceded by al Instruments having metallic springs
are fhe 70 ne oyc'on ii ny rarely IL ever 90 comfortably
wen nor can sy D. modified 10 SUIT the circumstances o. HE
Thee obJectou satrely d. Thompsons
mcnt ashley b. made l1fgc smaller desired
And set another advantage chat can
We enabled 50 the having purchased right them
wins view. ~ syfr.o8g ft. alr..8s 40 -,
hoping rcibuug oursvcs by by placing tnon
within b. reach NJ rl'suIs vito would dObsncd
use o. them and FAR pleased 20 say that grpeea
I tons have been realized ALEXH DUvAL n CO.
no Druggists. Richmond, Va
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GILL& sPILMAN.

ROUND PLASTER Nil. Tor ale by u. on
~ consignment and Warranted q The best quality.
u nANENnnRT Il
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PAINTS. PAINTS.
ENGLISH and AMERICAN WHITE LEAD
H dry and Oh
Chrome Green I.nsccd
Chrome Yellow spris Tcpenune
Neniiian Red Coach NaTnsh
SPANISH brown Furniture do
Chinese Nsrmilon
Yellow oclTe BLACK Paint q kegs
Paint BEuslies STONE
Neriigris in Glue
For sale, Wholesale and R,aiLby
,IrN-R DIyNI 4 20
NNERACr OE LOCKWOOD. for sfnttcr. and
- Dy er>.-h supply eops;sntl,
- ~ JuHNSruN'S.
ESLEGANr NUTRIA. BEAN ER ami CASTOR HATS-Iars
H STYLE, Just received. per sehr Tusca05a. by
GEO. W. FERRY.
Main Street Lew smith Co. IiAriw nc
a., Ia
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MONT TRfTELLI.y1 .1goIDED-,i.ND 6REfTL.r IN
CRt-iSED EXPEDITION.
INHE Public are hereby informed that ON and
- after The 1T July Fare between Richmond
iissve viii - SEiy Par. Far,
burg ~ From Junction Stanton 81 From Junction
iOtte- ~
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saN Passengers having Rlchni,nl by ,hs Railroad at 81
4 A. NJ reach the Junction to breakfast. and thence
1 rrrcecd together with arriving at the June
iz& uon iIuin ilSc North Tho lonsl Railroad 'or
TgfS donsSiHc ntence ty ChaTAesvile reach
Xk--ing Charlottesville by r. NJ. AMI Cock-'- 10 mite.
West ny nsh Leave Cookies morning BY daylight.
the Blue Ridge ai sunrise AMI at stsunton by 10 A. NJ
The GA! apoc line leaves SiaunionR ~ A. NJ reaches
Dale by night aud leaving
the Warm Springs breakfast, dinner pass
The White Sulphur al Z. NJ L.wshurg y. NJ
on the III dry, - hour, han the BY Lyneb1. The
wio expense j. % and p the week days
The Natural Bridge Ian. Staunon Tue days, Thurs
day. ami Sardays, ION the alternate days will rnhed
Al II \. VI raehcs Lexington by morning
day light Natural BdR-
remain until amer dinner and reach Dbre snc-
nicht leave morning aher breakfast reach Caagans
ad the Whde Sulphur sPTing, by r. NJ
TRAVEL hSuEELY.
The roads rcrld III. and fall aud
coaches a. heretofore
The- nes the Main Mail Roaiss and Passengers pre-
ference over all others any PsiHt.
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C1 CASKS prime CHEESE, Just received
- for sale by &c FRY * 90.

Dish Covers. Patent COEGce-POTS. dc.
a have just received few ots Of black D= Cover
Patent Coffee Pots veus5n Stew Dishes coffee
astsrs a. Zoe % SMITH HARDWOOD sign Of Broad Ns.
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hu. CHUHCH'S Chemical Essence OF Nus
IL tarh. for Hhemmn sms.Ine nno AamIlld succes-

~ tard. for Rbeumnt iSnS.-The HeNamIlod success
which has attended tive of his Remedy has caused
20 be eagerly sought for by thousands Of individuals suffering under
the torture Of Rheumatic Afocton The relief afforded BY IL up
piebion speedy md effective Mauy of the afflicted have
oppressed their asonshnent searching and curative proper
ties Fcrons who have fen iouned for years and d-1d
FROM following ayoclons been fully restored To
health and activity by indeed Dr ChmrhF Hssenec ofMus
tard eonfesdy the 0f Acute and Chronic
rheumatism, and stands without rival Tor sale ~
HAYWOOD Z BEALE Successors % :. 2. Ado l. Co
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TO FAMILIES.

SEWING SILkS-Scnetorias and Maresca ;
- Hue quality Blue and Red Letter do Rogers
Brothers Cos Drahs AID Light Dyes Cloth Cuo-green white
nankeen and other light colours variety store, AMI for
sale bow. By fno III kRNT. kENnALI. q ATNATER
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TINE subscribers offer ior sale large stock Of the following
n toes Anyi AMI Nice- Of M0ufeholc Forge and 'audt
sonf Manufacture Sjge and Hammer. Piles. screw
Plates, Smiths Bellows ofer and 1u rhrr knl' II
Rlasksmith's Tools 30 VAN LEW SMITH 90.
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BOOTS, SHOES, &r.
j. +. WATKINS,
HATS. HATS. HATS.

fCElNED tins day sehr. nehburr beautiful lot
Shot Nap Beaver, Castor, Cashmere, Nura Moeski
Hats a' another Genteuens Youths fur
vet cloth and glazed CAPS PATTERN Inch are
ed Tor sale. ~ the lowest New York cash prices. Al
hMDON's
Whol'Salc and Re Hal and Cap store,
no Exchange Hotel Rc hmoud Va
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INVITATION.
W. WANDOlPE has rcceired f1f sae Nn Inquiry iut,
- a. - ~ rsifrd docune Of inuana - cautfs
- whh 1s Cstioe uruaou cardinal points oontfotsf
- brwSto Ctfsh ~ How aud rfoteant llyl Cheif
~ iNinssicn Es11 cssnty nsmhrf q IN PrUtss
~ Cesrrh wa 90 iauoiucon w Rop Hughes q ~ Y.st
sip
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GUSTAVUS. &c.
w. RANDOLPH has for ali. 4.

RLACK FsgVcm CLOTHS Am cissINEgEs-I rsr
elo wADsNvORTH TURNER A CO.
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MISSES AND CniLDKEN7s saOEs

ARTICLE long wanted hy an pens. lust
bern invented and for sale, price, W. RAN
DpLPS Bookstore srt BndeTy. u holder ordinary
sire with spring hardest pen 10 sof a. any
wish There >
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-06-22

/ both these gentlemen in the Congress OF the Oni.
Ted S,a,cs.,heir high and distinguished personal
7 characters and their sound Wing principles, will
command for ihcmiho uui,cd support oithe Wings
( OF the commonwealth
R,solred That is with the deepest regret that
the Wings Of the commonwealth have received
the decided decllnation of the Hon John DAVIS OF
Worcester, to be again their candidate iof the oil
fee Of Govcrpor-.-.ihat the united nomination
which has this day been rendered to him, is proof
Of the distinguished respect and esteem IN which
be is held by the Wing party OF the staie-.--lhai
tcnder him their deep aud hear ticli thanks foi
his long and valuable public scrylces-and while VIC
pray that blessings may attend bin in retirement
which he has now voluntarily soueh,...-we Trust
,ha, in other spheres Of public duty we may vet
have the benefit Of his eminent talents and charac-
ter
Resolosd lha, while we cherish the same deep
and ardent longing for wise, patriotic and truly
Wing administration Of the national Government,
which we have uniformly exprcsscd---whlle we
still hold 10 the protection ofAmerican industry
to the regulation Of the currency by national cgis-
lation,o the distribution Of the proceeds Of the
sales of the public lands upon equitable principles
among the several states, and 10 a rigid economy
ia the administration Of every department of the
Govornment-and while we solemnly demand
that IN no respect shall Northern rights DC sacri-
f;cl yet as the redemption Of our own state from
its present deplorable condition is sufficient to alb
sorb all our energies, and is worthy of and demands
our undivided chorts--and as the Wings Of Con-
gress have recommended national convention to
be holden at Baltimore in May, 1874, for the con-
sideralion of national subjects, which recon men
dalton has been sanctioned by the Wings Of
our own Legislature Therefore
ResOiced, That the Wings of Massachusetts, do
hereby approve the plan Of such convention
that they will be ready then and there TO meet
their brethren from the other states, in free and
frank consultation for the general good--and tina.
they will abide the result
ResolUed, therefore, in conclusion, That the
present adm nistra,ion Of our State Government is
wrong in every respect--wrong in principles
wrong in its measures and wrong in its men.---
that there will be no security for the constitution
or for the true spirit of the Government, no safety
for public or private rights or property, until these
principles and measures and men are changed
that no party can make this change but the Wing
party, and that they can,hat all that is needed is
union Of purpose and an undivided front; that
speaking in their names, we pledge them TO this
work, and that acting in their behalf we hereby
hang out their banner, containing for its motto
MASSACHUSETTS REDEEMED "a banner which
shall not be furcd until its words of prophecy shall
have become historic truth.
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From the burlington Free Press.
MODERN DEMOCRACY

We know not, when we have seen a more gn8
ic picture of modern democracy, alias Loco foccst
than is contained in the following paragraph Of
speech recently delivered by MIR. Fuller. of Mons
County, in the Assembly Of New York 1t is pei
feet portrait.
Modern Democracy consists in all the odlers
the Government, from the President down TO
lowest dependant who has sworn 10 support The Cd
stitution, constituting II as they understand il /
their taking The responsibility Of any act whichha
own will or the purposes of party dictate In y
docline iha, to the ,ictors belong the spois, and
seizing Oh the offices and patronage Of goyernutl
as the rewards Of party Triumph in the des,rucla
of capital when it cannot be controlled for eleclqi
eering purposes in the destruction Of credit
the creation Of whole li.ters of little monsters
stimulate wild spirit OF speculation, and ioslens
them with parents fondness one day, and be
strangling them without mercy the next; in an %
Gus sub-treasury-in going back to an exclusr
metallic currency and running this generation in o.
der that the next may enjoy the benefit Of an al
stracion; in opposition to protection Of home ndu'
try, and in the reduction OF wages in this count
to the pauper standard of Europe in the reputl
ton Of honest debts when it is not convenient 10 p
them in Swariwouiing with millions Of the peolG
money, in aHesting the progress of internal Z
provements and in direct taxation. In going fort
party, right or wrong-in prescribing men for htI
opinions and Furnishing deseriion from party Iantl
in organizing press throughout the Union 10 nj
ufacture and propagate falsehoods and deceive /
people in preaching one thing and always praaI
ing another; in barering the rights, the dignity
Independence of the North for few OF the vols
the South and finally N throwing of now the al
tie worn in 81 and putting on new disguise y
raising up a new sect from the ashes bearing \
name Of the old, and in the language of the gen.f
man from New York leaving the dead 10 bury 4
dead Such is a brief outline OF modern dem9ai
cy. In my humble opinion, the more we have o. Z
the worse il will be for US. A little more Of it wg
ruin this country and this nation.