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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

Ill. h;shtsn Ssing 70 see with what hearty
sood will Ii. specious democracy 5elabof one
..osh.r. Il The party fsnts which exit, and
with What ! jaundiesa eye n iealousy each sec
tiou or clan views the Oihtf-ihey are perfect
.nsIpodss, regarding each movement BY The 9th
or. q. bsiag calculated 70 obtain some new
santiago ground. and 50 disirnstIuI are they. Of
.,eh other. shns attempt sifutiher ecneeaImeni
mat prove ludicroas. Each faction -Onceises
a.eIf d 81 he strongest with The People, and
h.ncs they win not heed wholesome and salu.
tafy ndsles,--held together for long lime B,
he :. cohesive power Of prbiie plaHdsrp Gas Mr
Calhoun ssid.l al things eoursed their va,
smoothly, but once ina, cement taken away
sehIsms were rife. and now We End no less thai
half dozen ..pairiofie' democrats, who are III
ing 10 ssrre lks corn,fy iuths capacity cf Chic
(. Magistrate.
Even The 9 union and harmony demoefa;'
conreulion that WIS held 10 Richmond, was On
noysd and disturbed BY the Juggling" Calhoun
isei, who had, By good iuek,''sObsairsr m m
Z ,joriiy on the committee 70 prepare resolution
&c, yel ihe crested pIupsge Of these wQrlhl'
was scarcely raised, 10 make "fntter 10 q
breeze, 'ere they found themselves aeRosed
-I57nbfUfarttuiHn. ~
ln Mississippi the ''demecrAlic', cOnveatic
broke up 10 sTow, being unable 10 pass resoll
lions satisfactory 10 all parties, and the Calhou
and Van Buren, factions there, ore widening ii
already large breseh which separates them, an
are hespiBg live Goals upon be embers Of Oh
traction and dissension. I,appesrs that no iw
Stale Conventions can agree upon day I,
meeting in National Convention, lei alone III
manner 10 be observed ID selecting Delegates.
Upon Mr. Wright's return to New York. h
Immediately visited Albany, and gave . gran
entertainment 10 the Locofoco Members Of Ii
Legislature, State Officers, &C., and using ii
privilege Of an entertainer. addressed Them upo
The approaching Presidential contest, ard er
desvored 10 sscatter 10 The winds, = Nil the Ca
houn heresy, which had been secretly promu
gated and 5imbibed 10 dangerous extern
sad which was beginning TO work prejpdici.
10 '.the Msgician'z" interest smeng the Iccc
Of New York. He told them lhers was not
doub. that. Mr. Van Buren, would receive Ii
nomination for the Presidency by the Democrat
ie National Consention, and further, that hi
election was '.a sure thing" Since the edic
Of Mr.. Wright has gone forth, il is more tha
probable that The Members OF The Lsgisialur
will be sbrow-beaten" into formal nomlnatio
Of Mr.. Van Buren,. We are fearful, however
I that ualess Mr.. Tyler fis prompt in giving th
cohesive power.n The 'spoils," 10 the Loo
POGO party, indiscriminatsly, that they will b
50 discouraged, As.to desist, for once, in maxim
an effort to obtain the "heln Or Slats.n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
IiCoRRE,s PoyD'ree,,I

Between the Committee saaointe4 bv The
Wing County Convention, and one of ,heir pre-.
sent Representatives, John 5. Gailaher, from
whiah = wilI os seen that Mr. G. accepts the
nomination.
CHARLEsrowS, MAncH 90. Is43
John 5. Geiieher, ESQ.
DEaR SiR Thu, members oflthe Convention
which was held il Charlestown this dsy. forIbe
purpose OF nominating candidates for TIE Hbuse
Of Delegates. 10 be supported by the WhiEs u
se1eIson ~ Inc ensuing Election, have ipsiruc-
.eo me Undersigned 70 inform Jon that J6u have
oeen unanimously nominated at one Of the can;
didates, and we respectfully request 1your ac.
eeptance Of nsminstion.
s Al Yours, Respectfully, 4
II SAMUEL D. BAKER,
II THoS, 10. BAYLOR
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
FRUtrs OF THE TARIFF.

Whist different position does our country
now occupy, from what il did few years ago
then we were ever and anon exporting large
amounts Of bullion 10 pay for the gay trappings
useless gewgaws, and productions Of foreign
mannfaotnrers-they were selingus more good.
Than We could pay for ii our prodosts, and Avere
az, aE.lRlnz y z sH..Pssis .hs.iass.u.r,
turned the balance Of trade in our favor. re-
,aait which the friends OF the measure have long
and zsalously eontsnded for, and which is now
being practically illustrated, as within short
time We have announced the arrival Of the Aca-
dia, with one million Of dollars ID srecie, and
the Great Western with nearly two millions Of
dollars more. 10 specie, thus proving, beyond
party cavil, HAT 1t is heal,hful and salu;ary 10
our country Iii will be seen that foreigners are
Obliged 10 purchase with specie, our staple pro.
auctions, when they 80 beyond the amoust Of
our imporia lions. BEYOND the amount we are
willing 10 barter for Were there wise head
10 administer the Government, properly 10 reru-
late It's financial department, our domestic af-
fairs might once more assume their wonted an
pearance Of prosperity, and the manufacturers
and working men Of our country, once more as.
supe the face of happiuess, bean.ing W lin low.
Shall this Tariff continued Shall The ricbe,
Of foreign countries still pour into ourcoaers,
,Nre questions which naturally arise. The mono
Ihaniacsi cry Of repeal. has been raised, The toe
Sin has sounded, and there cannot be- much
dOub. bel that the I.ocofocos " III make q strong
yea, desperate effort 70 snnihilale this bill,
which il growing itself restorative panacsa,
and sovereign remedy, for the many ills which
our eouutry has been heir to, merely ID Crafty
The faetious whim. OF partizans. onee-repeal.
cd and the tide will be turned mot only viii
our products prove insufficient, bu, cur specie
viii be drained, and We viii exchange ali we
AaYs and little moro Tor foreign manufactures j
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
GWe learn from the NaI

ty-He earn rom The National IntelIjgencer
Of Friday, that The Revfd John L. Pitts,
whose strange disappearance from his home in
Frederick Nd ,]has been noticed in the papers,
and who has been traced TO Georgetown, was
since seem 10 the yisinity Of che Mary Yard "a,
Washington, by]a person who knew him, but
fwas unapPrized Of the mysterious circumstan..
Sees under which he had left home. Since then
no tidDgs have been obtainea Of bis wherea-
bouts, although diligeni inquiry has been made
throughout the city and in Alexandria.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
To the Editors oftAe Hh;s.

Gentlemen-When the bill for the re.
duc,ion Of the salaries Of State Officers.
and the pay Of Members, was pp id. he
House. | read a proposition whichi had
intended 10 offer, with the hope Of shor-
tening The session, fihe matter Or Rsv as
some supposed can have any influence
on the subject. Myproposition, as mod
flied. would read thuss '.'
THAT the entire compensation Of mem-
bers Of the General Assembly, shallin no
case exceed $3.50, exclusive Of mileage; I.
and that four dollars shall be deducted for
every days absence houtleave, unless
in case of.sickness
This would allow $4 per day fo- 67a
days; and. il members chose 10 remain
any longer in session. they would get
nothing. consider 80 days an ample
period for transacting the public business,
If HE Committees would push the most
important subjects early in the session.
and if the debators would learn TO con-
dense their speeches. SO as 20 present
ideas instead Of mere words. / consider.
Too, a half hour rule (limiting speeches to
tha, periodl as indispensable TO economy
Of lime and hit should be my fortune q
gain 10 cross the legislative thFesnnold'sA
shall use my best efforts 10 esiaolisn sncn
! rnle. / regretI did not attempt il this
session II & greatly preferable tothe
nrl,,;ous Question which is often called
luTpro2erly and which only serves toex-
Il hde Inc modest men OF the House from
heiriust share III its deliberations. Th'
"hall. hour rule''Iis the only true m etho'
ofuchoking of The long takers.
Very.respeciinlly, yours,
JOHN s. GALLAHER-
RICHMOND, March %, lS43.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
TEMPERANCE DELEeATEs

The following persons were appointed dele
gates TO represent the Total Abstinence SocIe,,
Of Chsres,ownin the 'sTem peraucs, Unionn 10
be held on Saturday next /: ~
John J. Sanborn, Samuel Stone, James Cloth.
ler, \. y. Whife, Robert Humphreys. Ambrose
w. Cramer, James W Beller, John A, B. Had.
ing, Joshua IL Beaver, fl. N. 'Gallaher. Cyr,.
Ribbons. Thomas RANlins, James M I3ilsy{F
P. Miller, William S. Lock Francis " Rsar.
Inns William T. washington. John n. strain
Benjamin. Tomltnson. HenrytL Eby, Abraham
Yanhorn, james y Miller, John ". Rowan
Wells J. Hawks, John Brooke Wiliam a car.
Roye, James McCurdy, solomon Healehover
Gervis S. Gardper Smith Crane. John Rs,rd
Joseph 81 Davis, James. MI, MAMMA Jabn +
Abel, John Hanmend. Robert B Rawlins, Sid.
ney s. Gallahef, Jacob w. Hanes, ST., James
3. Small Jacob w. faines, ir. Samuel II. ALE
mong, Erasmus Tate, George Eichelberper r.
John II. Kelly. Thomss b. Beall. JosephIC
kawiins, John Avis, jr-, John Gardner, Alfred
o'Bsnnon. John Heater. John NJ. Eprl;sh1 ana
Jacob Tulriler.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
R,cHMoNp. March %, ls43.

Nm. C. -Rivss, Esq Mech speculation
is INDUCED by the papers " regard 70 the
course Of this gentleman touching the
R'dsRa ssslioa and s several a q ane
ting IN advance against Mr.r Rives' admia.s
son into thei! ranks They should make
themselves quite easy on that POINT,
There is hardly any doubt that Mr.. Van.
Buron will bethe Presidential nominee Of
that party, and II SO, there il no DOUBT un-
less we egregiopsly mistake Mr.. Rives'
character. and His express declarations 10
the Harrison campaign, that he will GER
talnly not sustain Mr., V.+rBuren-yea,
more, we believe, If Mr.. R.Idid moi stand
wholly neutral in the contest between Mr..
Van Buren, and Henry Clay, (Which IL
we think very probable be would decl-l
dedly prefer and aid in the support of the
latter rather than the former.
ii Charlottesville Advocate.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
INC AerTrse.I WhIg Tarlfr.

The Ohio Journal remarks that the Tariff
still continues 10 pour The treasures OF the old
world into The lap OF The new, as witness the
following from. the Baltimore Sun
SPEeIE COMING. GIVE notice by our exchange
papers, thai specie is almost daily arriving al
the principal parts from foreign Countries
Nearly 500 600 arrived at Baltimore last
week.
lf.be Loco FOcos should Get into power again,
they MiI soon stop This tide.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
THE cABIyET-

The Washington correspondent, Of ,he New
York Express. says that assoon as MI. Webster
retires, Mr.. Upshar is 70 "slip into his shoes, y
end Mr.. Gushing 10 al The Office lelt vacant in
me Navy Department, Iii, however. he declines,
the next .'en the carpet" is Gen. John Spear
Smiih,1Of Baltimore, tson Of Gen. Saml Smilh. }
Ills said ms, Mr.. Smith Is gentleman. Of "a.
ien.s, and is possessed Of quali6ca,ions peculisr.
j betting him Tor the situation Of seere,ar, OF
the NAVY.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

frBy the arrival Of the schooner Francis
cannady, whiek arrived a. Charleston, S. c. on
ihe 2aa inst. we learn tina, The northern p,T, q
Gusdaioups was visited By second shock Or an
earthquake. A dense cloud OF smoke wa, seen
70 ascend from the vicinity Of Bassanierre, aud
serious fears arc entertained for its safety.
The comet vas seen list. Thomas on ih. o /
INST, !. vas 20 brilliant Is 70 cause considerable
elarn % The Inhabitants.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

Al ) meeting Of The shepherds.own Total Ab
stneuce Society, held 10 the Lutheran Churct
on Saturday The 2Sth irst, tbs following nance
persons were appointed delegates 10 represep
the society in the Qaarlerly Meeting oflhe Tenn
Psrance Union, 10 be held in chsrles,oWn o.
the Isl DAY Of April next:
John Qaigley, Geo. Fsaman. Michael Heu,el
Albert Humriekhouse, Marcus stanton. David
Hensel John @. Shipdler, George @. EackIe
William Fswcetie, Isaiah Miller. Joseph Wels.
haunce, William T. Yonts, james Hessey. G
T LicklideF, Rsasia ShugarL john Borof, Jacob
Hill, John weise, John N. Earnst, George w.
Shindier, william Nj Sheetz, James L. Chap
lire. John NJ Seely, John swain, II. L. Gala
her. }. P. A. Entler, George lFouke. chsrles Al.
Keyser. John Keplinger, Thompson Johnston
Samuel p. Mcmillan. John Woods William 3
Miller. Jacob Sheets, Andrew Ronenous ana
Th5mss s. Stevens
A meeting OF The delegates is requested n IN
Basement Of The German Reformed Church ON
Friday evening.iat 7Io'clock, 10 max. arrange.
meats FOR The occasion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

GIVE learn from he stauulon Spectator
that YIN. Mckinney, Esq Has resigned Tie Of
Zee Of District Attorney Of lhe Uni,ed States for
aszEFssSgn DAlslqE Elrslllsss y. 1
gansl young Melcer, for he murder OF IIeber
ton, which took place i'm Immediately opposite
Philadelphia, on the Jersey shore. lie was ar
raigned, and lead not guiliy'to the charge-the
trial was set down for Tuesday last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

ns-The Iios. VIM L. Goggin, sIaunch
Wing. has lakenthe7feId el the earnest soliciia-
ton of bis fIiendH, 10 Opposition 10 "eyery inch"
Gov Gilner OLA lbemarle. The Advocate says
that as 10 he election Of Mr. G6egia over Coy
Glmer there cannot be doubt, il Tie wings d.
their duty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

AT the Ward Elections which took
place in Philadelphia on Friday last The
WHIGs carried every ward il that civ. bnt
one, Including even North Mulbefy, :"
which was calied>by our political oppo-
nents the Banner Ward" The Mgui-
rer remarks that 1.-THE friends Of the cood.
cause were never more united ia P5ila.
delphia--were never more devoted ID tba~
triumph Of Henry CLAY and Wing prin-.
ciples than at the present period. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

LEFThe Wings oF CampLell county have
placed in nominalion heir old and welf-Iried
representatives., X. III Teller EEq. and Captain
Thomas Fox, fcr seals in he next House Of
Delegates.
we notice ,ha.lhe Wings ofthe Fourth Con-
gfessiphal District have nominated Mt. Toler
for Congress, which has been accepted; By
him, and Of course abolkct gentleman will be
placed in nomination to Areprescnt Campbell
county in the pdT, House Of Delegates This
nomination is moss judicousIone, as more
f:m. worthy. and efficient gentleman could not
have been selected, ard sheys still further that
his constituents know how io appreciate his
sterling integrity! We doubt moi but be win
receive The cordial and undivided support Of
the Wings OF he District.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
] SAMUEL b BAKER,
Taos. p. BAYLOR
RIcHMoNp. MAnra o5ib "A


GESrLEaES: II have reckiyed your Ietiel
informing me ofthe la,tering nomination, AGAR
conferred upon mo BY the Wings Of Jefferson
.and'I acknowledge with deep kensibility the re.
newed obligation which il imposes
The in,erests Of a large family, and an incres.
sed affection for the quiet Of home; had inclin.
ed me 10 abandon the excite thent and Turmoil
ofpublic life; but, as my fel4ow-citizsns have
not thought proper to bring into their service
an ADLER instrument Of their viii, / feel that i
bave no alternate but prompt acceptance 81
the present call Ny unsvoiJable detention
here will prevent me from an early canvass or the
County. and in that my vigilanf opponents win
have some advantage Of me But IS, in this
case. the cause Of my intelligent and estimable
associate ID The nomination. and myself. 4 he
cause Of the whole Wing Partf ana Of he conn.
try, feel perfect reliance that ourEcommon
interest viii be well attended to. aad that he
generous friends. who have 50 often sustained
me will in my absence stand ID 10 thai cause
zealously. fearlessly, and faithfully. Wnhthis
abiding condolences, and renewal OF my graft
Jude for The honour conferred I shall remain
al my post until the sdjournmeni Of the Legisla-
ture. FVery respectfully
Yourob1 sersnnt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30


chssaPsaks and Ohio csnql csn,Yanv.-Th,
Cumberland Civilian Of the 0l,h, contains IN.
following paragraphs. which argue Thai he pro.
position 70 sell the States interest ia the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Canal. viii take place vi,bou,
much troeble:
we learn lha, Gen. Mcneil, The Pres;aen, 81
The Canal Company. ia 4 conversation r;,h :
genlleman from Baltimore, since The pass,re ~
the bill for the sale OF The States interest IN the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, said that he had NJ
doubt but that The sale would be effected with
out delay, and that ID the course Of eighteen
mcnlhs. The canal wonId be completed to Cum
beraRd.
We have also seen letter from gentleman
10 Baltimore. friend q he Canal ii which he
ta5s The bill We have obisined i<available,
and.l am assured BY Geo. Mcneil thar 10 eish-
.eee nonlhs, The canal viii Be opensd 10 Can
QgRT.ras Of sso ulpas1nd persons have
become professors Of religion within tue last
isN Hssks 10 The city q Albany. The church
z are opened ever, pight. and NE literally
hfonged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

sFMr Gushing, lac ''sfiqFsnt' supporter d
MIR Tyler, has declined being candidate fol
reelection, believing in The Ora adage lha, Ids
erection is DE belter|part Of vhlor.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

eFThe Hon, George W Summers, Represen
tative in The lssI Congress ffom the Kanawha
District, has, at he earnest solicitation Of several
public meetings. and The request Of late Wing
Convention heid4witbin he District, reconstructed
his DETERMINATION e retire frBm public lie, and
consented 10 became candidate for reelection
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30
APPOINTMENTS FOR THE
BALTIMORE CONFERENCE.


BALTIMonB DIsrRIcT-.N. HiLso'i, p. e.
p.,l MI. IS Trison,'I Collins
DH''t"'ofe C'sy N Head, SIS Roszel
? Fdyetfe street, Miller, Samuel Smith
: WIhidm sfrcef-Job Guest VI : III
: 4 WhdfcoGf Chabel-W Hank
& Emory Ch1pet-M Goheen
2 Columbia sfreet-John Guyer
Hofvafd sfreet-Ci, ID. Chenowiih
Sharp 81. q .qs5'y--J w Cullum
Baltimore Gin .Bfissiotl-J Gamble
Baltimore Circilt-P ID Lipscomb, S v Blake, L
Gibbons. SUP
S,Immerfeld Cirents-A Jameson,
Pdfqbsce Sfatioi.-W G Eggleston ~
Severn Circmif-A A Eskritge, X II w Brent Y
.9nndbolts-Joseph Merriken III
Wsst R4uer--A Smith, 4 g Hayes
Cfitert+ W o Lumsdons I Lemmon. w Rich
artlson, sup. /8tI ".
BE1dtnsburg--W II Coffin. G d Cummings
Ebenezer-JH Brown,Z Jordan
ST .1iarly's-T S Harding, F A Harden y,
Charles cfrclit---F Dyson, w II Laney
N.EBA1rIMonE DrsrR1cT-4-John Bear, p. e.
.N'r4 Rallimore-w IiamilfOn' = L'rrtin' E D
Eqst Blltimare--H sleer. q B Younger Reese
SeGhenis Bethei--Ii Best
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

What aciuallyFpassedin The Senatorial
coRclave which Mr.. Wise now re presenis
SO terrific and formidable 10 LihArtvs-
Nothing we have heard but this n Old
Bullion" fBehtonl got up and read one
Of Mr.. Wise's own speeches-his Louisa
Court House speech, we hear II was+ds-
lyered 10 November, 1889! Mol word,
report alleges. was added pro or con, from
any quarter! Mr.. Wise's otrn speech was
all The argument which the ''Inquisitors,'' p
as he would fain have the world think
them. had addressed 10 them for the pur-
pose Of influencing their. decision Upon
the evidence Of bis own Louisa Speech,
exhibiting, however. as it unquestionablys
does, The most enormous amount Of in
consistency which any public man ever,
committed in so short time, Mr.. Wise
was Judged and: rejected.
Mr.. Bentonsitis stated emphasisedIpar.
ticularly=that part Of Mr. Wise's speech
in which he esxpaiiates upon the danger. 1
Gus principle Of appointing members Of
Congress 10 Objects injury % The Peo-
pie I'M debaucbing their Representatives
from the duty they owe To them--its cor.
rupting influence over members OF Con.
gress 10 The vote they giye--its sinfaIlibls
tendency to slrengthenthe President, Ill
ready TOO strong for RepabIie. and 10
make Congress the purchased slaves Of
bis will. Richmond Whig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

t9The American slales lha. money is 50
PieniyEin New York that he Banks are coDpeII-
ed 10 60 into Wall street 70 obtain paper FOR dis
eount
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

The Richmond Wing gives this brief but
faithful sketch ofshe political character sof Mr..
WISE:
"a wing tot day, LocofocoH fo-mor-
rows Tyler man next day and The day
aiser mat, Wing, Loco, Tylerite. Abstrac-
'ionlst and nondesctipt, gil Stumbled into
one Meg MerriIies stew"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

fr-EzI Hill Gamer. Esa. pew .. pfo@ieffP nj
10 Mr.. Wise. MIR. w. viii have a hard contest,
IS be viii 6Sd IN his Opponent oHe who j. able
aad determined u balile for every inch Of van
lsee ground
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

To sAxuEL +. BAkta. and
THoAAs g. BAILoR. Esqs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

Es-The Nex Orleans Bee states thai about
onelihousand persons viii rendezvous d, Fort
Lsayenuorlh on the ars, Of May meat. for The
purpose of!migrasing 20 The Oregon Territory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

The New York Commercial Advert
Of Wednesday afternoon says-"We re-
greet % learn that The venerable Bishop
RoBERrs. The senior Bishop Of The Me-
thodist Episcopal Church. vas danger
ously i'll at The latest adRicss from his
residence; very little hope was entertain
ed Of his recovery
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-03-30

LBilIiam A. Harris, Esq q Page, ana =
representative 10 IL. Iasi congfess from The Dis
tsof which PAGE. al that lime, constituted a
na,, ~. aapoupced himself d lie lest number
I'm ne wood,,ock senrtaeI as candidate for
can.,s.s rom tbis The lob Diss:icl. This an
ronec.,,,.n, vii mace lie Democratic conven-
lion MICH meets Ii Winchester 90 Friday, 10
.omevsat Or a ouandaiy. as We doubt very
mach whe,her Md Hairs will receive he nom
ioat,on Of that Convsniion, unless pefchancs
,hev s,e d.iyen Toll ASIAN alteruative, 10 proven
diyisica among those Who boast that they care
| .nofb;hg for men, but every Thing for measures.
Having no desire 10 iutsrfere in Fihe matter, W
we,,d merely remark lie il among yoa'-settl'
/ ii ss best you can.