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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

The battle ground must then be the States OF Connec
neui, New York, Pennsylvania, Louisiana, New Jersey.
Indians, and Nississpp-97 electoral in ALL One
hundred and thirty eight votes to election
The Wings having hundred and eleven have sirug
gle Tor twonty electors. The Democratic candidate
having sixty five has struggle obtain seventy FIVE
votes. This very Of the Is sufficient
any Republican opposed Mr. Clay and his policy
10 feel doubt and alarm TO the result Such is however
the fact and II IS unwise Ia attempt conceal IT. To
ces It, under the idea that Democratic President
made, matter Of course, lovers novel marry
course the height OF folly, and would result certain
recollect that in the late election OF New York
more than sufficient elee, the Whs President according
10 our impression has unGuestonaby thswn majority
the popular rOte against the Democratic party the
and decided steps should have been once taken to
insure the OF the Republican cause"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

TM WElOs OF Gooehand requested assemble al
their Court House Monday the 18th Dec. Court day.
for the purpose OF appointing Delegates the Wing Con
vention the 7th February 1874. full attendance Is
asked and the Wings who this notice requested
circulate the information tmong these who may be in
the way OF seeing IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
CANAL COMM ERCE.

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Jas. Madison. Couch, with 53i ions md1c,
from Lynchburg and New Market 4. r. Harris A. Gar
rett, SchaeT * Go, Dbrel IIOlcombe & CO. Warwick &
BarAsdae, J. j. fans Il Co, l.. ID. Crenshaw & Co j. n
Gordon Blair peterborough, Jas e. Spots Jon Jones'
Edwin Robinson, and Ludlam Preston Il Co.
CLEARED,
Pioneer, Parsons with 20 mdze, for Scosyille and
Lynchburg.
hanawha, Station, for Scotisvio, empty.
Jumping Rabbit Johnson, with "a tons md1e for New
Canton and Lock No. IL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

ead- give op the for tho night tho weaker par
y. I, Is sespeetfulg suggested that the Minister'S
speech may spoil by keeping. aud surely no true Wing
would be secosssr 10 such catastrophe We throw
the above suggestion Tor the benefit OF those who have
thoriiy in the case.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

u NOTlCE-rhe Whies of Poyvhatan are requested
TO meet at the CT. House. FIRST day o the yea-to
appoint Delegates 10 the Wing Convention in Richmond
and Tor other purposes TIL. MILLER,
Dee To- 10 Pres. OF the {. Club.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

10 The WINGS OF Amelia. are requested 10 meet a,
Court House. the 2sh of December, Court Day. to
appoint Delegates the Convention which assemblies in
Richmond. in February NEXT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

u viA 10 sssn i5at fho Pf,sidsa, n di, Club Gallo
u'stng .' 1s Er'haogs ~ o.mmDw evening On tho
f"' sssIinz 10 DsmS,,ssy meet ~ hs ssps place. As
10 haze no. lgj1, sis 81 o1f de- We grgpoae 20 our
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
LkeGos nj CosaeIio,.

John u Paion E.q., yessfday reelected Council.
,r i,f ust jsaf from ne 3lsi Of March. Mr. r. being
sHDI npn-ifcnpt politician. lhsre deposition ..
mpnz 'ns mofe mhd ofhc D'n0cney to make him show
Boz hand a1J became be- would not give pledge ~ 90 Tor
l' ri ds National Convention another Candidste
w. ppm he raTt.
1h' lsFI.f b1s sifsHdy been stated.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

RICHMOND MARKET, Dec IL
TorAoco.-Lugs 81 s0a23; New I.ugs 5Os2; Common
Leaf 9ta3! Good and Fine 4tn61: New Leaf S3a5-
very htiIr doing.
No change in WnEAr or Flour
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
MADISON WARD CLAy CIiip

IL The regular monthly meeting OF Madison w.,a
Clay Club, will be held SATURDAY EVENING
NEXT. Dee. l6,h in the Saloon OF the Exchnnr. Hot.
at o'clock All citizens aud strangers are invited ~ =,
tend. l.. W. CIIAMBERLAYNE p,..,I..
VIE Annual Mss,las OF the Maneh, Cot
- ton and Wool Manufacturing Company win be h-L :, AZ,
hsh.nr. Hotel uoo" no is) on SATURDAY. inst a, al
~ WA b. HAMILTON
Seit-dd Agent w. csnd w. Manufacturing Co
This evening, q oclock,) Temperance Lecture will he
delivered IN the basement ct the Flint Baptist hu,s
by Master L. =. Henson We deem IL prop.r t en-. a.,
attention OF the public To this extraordinary boy N,.r,
H. native OF Fluvanna, Va is eleven years and fs.
lie Is certainly the most remarkable instance of
Pfococious genus that Ne have known. BROUGHT mn
IN opscufy, with opportunities of aeouitn,
khowcdge he displays sOundness OF Judgment purity Of
taste, aud elieommand, truly amazing Ills talent for
public speaking, discovered by chance. ma. g., -
ture heard, in his native ncirhborhood viii &C.,, -
OF delight and astonisnent lie has delivered ne
addresses IN several places, lea great Rr,tca
non and surprise OF his hearers Master H. does moi nro
less to deliver original lectures. In this h. \
more candid than other lecturers sometime, arcII.
uued To the merit OF selecting compiling. and con
nsenng the beautiful specimens of eloquonce .f which
ns ",soouses sIo composed IL is, however ms
speaker that he deserves the highest praise Us n,o
claton Is correct distinct aud nusicn-the ~
ms voice are natural and impressvo-his gcstutes ar.
"praie aud graceul-and he maintains h.; az
courses the most perfect selicontrO Ii is impos ,h,
he should have acquired this talent II il
result OF an innate power-ihc blazing Of native g.n,.
We are aware 1t may imprdent thus to estol an r.
experienced boy In this least we trust the end
WIZ sancuiy the means. Master H. poor but r.snec
table Parentagc The youth is very anxious to acquire an
educaton; and expects after Friday evening 20 cs. loo
whle his lhbors lecturer After consulting few -,
inc TRENDS ct Education and OF the Temperance Reform n
mas been deemed prope TO AN ennnre Ice 81
70 cents shall be paid the doors We doubt NO, an. ,
Tic VIII take pleasure IN giving encouragement to native "a,
cut while they indulge audablr CURIOSITY 10 itnsss h
efforts OF this wonderful boy.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

g. I,faf ls vff.' ri no, Democracy will be- pot n
m' rf. Hsiast Hrin mo'e wogeak for ibe temptation,
hy sn,t .fsUIL e asssi.sd. Bot mons vorrons
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

Loaf sugar, Cheese, &c.
Oh BONES Loaf Sugar
~ 20 GaLs "iolgcsr Cheese
iGs Hotes 'farow Candies ". p a Cos bfani
20 Pipes Imitation brandy
90 noNes Sperm Candis
20 Chests Pow hong fea
sides Sole Leather
a. Bbis clear buW Pork
Receiving per Echr- Nassau rs Hchburg ~ .lr y
De tt-tw DUNLOP. MONCrRE 60
WTNgIIsu aui American ANNUAt.s--J W. HANDOLfH
~ ms fof Engsh and American Annuas, VIII On
assortment ~ Book handsome hndings pfrsens de ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
MEMORIAL, OF JOHN N. Bolts,

Ths nxh, 81 the Hon John W. Jone. 20 bold seat IN
ne oa-s 81 Representative Of the United STATES. - the
Rspr.sntsiive VI the sath Congressional District OF Viz
ssns and claiming IL for himself the member elected
according 20 the constitution and laws q Virginia.
II Ls As.s~sbi< sp>ster snS hs~ters Of ne Ifos'r Of
.ENI fI . Rerves~nfsfiresf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
REgOfIfTION.

D. Mr. PaHR0rr, That the committee ol Propositions
nnd Gn'vance inquire into the eRpsdioncy u amending
tic net entitled "in reduce into one the seyero acts
giving power county oestablish Fchcs" g. pnss
cd Feb l0d lslaso ioProyidc for eases nov not en-
bfgced m That act.
On motion Of Mr. Hsnyu, tlc House adjourned
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
MOOD RnrLnIN-

ATTORNEY AT Law,
~ AS removed 10 the city Of Richmond, and
ID n l arsri a o. Cours hsI In the city TT Ohls on
Mar Hfssi f.rt f,9u OVER he q rL1s. h Pncs
ts Is--.fff
~ Tb, T..Y.f e sa.. ,,,is, a week ,,.n forbid
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15

- - WI aNffl Hl N' 'nHrf he'll IN TIE tIy. Ut Once
Mar sfssi i''i ron o''rrh store q rLos h Fnes
te Ig--HfT
~ rs, ra...r., WI ,.ly ,,is, d week aH Erba
BINF0RD 4 PORTER.
CABINET-M Makers Gorcrnor street.
GRATEFUL fDr past ioyoufa, beg leave to
o. usf sni -lBIt ararmsnt q ~ RNTItRE Warn.I
Ell 90 lr r-t..s-t4r = r1fp1s-sd by sny
nte in M ~ IrJ lt-f - i. beauty sieglns durability
~ 9nI1 .a. .tsf lar .4r a-satlr Msborauy
sns' n f-f. r, no 1rs sflsr we therefore. solicit call
from ld via veg Fl. .lf.sa ald 1ous, that We viii
~ usr a' g.. u Us lug ssira.l ,1l ihsy GET
vieI.
T.DEHIAKsG.
THIS trah- n iaar ,1'.-- ~H ilr.gsf sien
county lf ~ .11 cd rest af.rs A. w. O.
Aesp ass nun, u fstfl s f9fas f1 iis largest 70 ~,
srna.ssf sl..
EE-we vruH rlg o. suesf.r o. GO ai. Cd. beautiful
sp.tinou .l yihCiNff MARBLE 4larsI 90 Alsts so1si,
snd -"ui here BY sif tnsfs. Fl4loen-g a. is-cuf
CLARkE'5 ALGEBRA.
ELihlNIsH Algebra ru.rarag aao f htyr, EOS OPP I.,
toHw iozlnhms ioFsitrf 900 lyFst eoutaihna I'D.
nnte se na -ane iofy OF Equation approved
nid' 20 receiving Do higher sIul0ua. ~ us Row. Davis
'afke \ ~ Principal oi Amfisar rinlry iI pniishei
abby a. u pRiNKER NORRIS.
Lades B'oHht"i G1m,issfic Bustjay and Paisai ora
SHOES.
IN b. FRANKLIN WON'T respectfully invite fIs Isfs o. cat
~ AMI etsue 1f Htc sra-0lhI. siiesas uy ar r.sit
and ~ inb worthy % ua .areu.s f1des who ar
uouhed with cnh i-ei Shout never BE- hcu no ~ Cunelss
/ tf Buskns Patem pysf. o. 81 RtEEIIy
Tsdiss Fl.hionste Bot snd stoe Msnuia,taret
D. is shoeka, nH
'oFFIs-sls bass 10 guli, sra ssg7 Cof5 T. 10 sta To-
- sale y ~ - brSiDP. AONCuRE ! 60
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JOHN II. COOKE.
J. b. LETTER
HOYT y cos PRIZE OFFICE

Lottery draws In evenlng-sSooO capital Tek,,
ohH-faeAages little OF nothing, for sai. UOyT A AZ,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-15
p BfaHiJHI EHHtIIFfic BusIiag and Paisai Orei
SHOES

'uffI-sls bds ~ Ilgullr ~ java C0fc ~ sl1fl ~
- aie " ~ - bCNtJP, AONCuRE / co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
NEW ARRIVAL or
SPLENDID FANCY COODS

ar THE CRY CASH STUREg
ID HEivkD tins day. (FrIaday. November 9Th
La l643)
pieces super Fancy vslyets. er Ladies' dresses,
10 do Alpaca Lusires all c,lors;
4 do do do Silk Chain;
i 81" super cross-bsrred. beautiful artirlr;
d. Zeaobsa CIoh.a nav article for lsiics' wear;
5 do sup French Merinacs;
dn TwiIicd Aloaca, n new ariicle,
ALSo-Some very rich cmhru'iered. ThIbet
N;erii,o. Br'cha and other Shawls cold Fringcs &c
nov IL LOWrfIER & BON.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
NEW STYLES OF
: FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS.

II NEOKGE MMURRAY. n naw opening at his
~ Store ro5m on Market Square, a large aud
beautiful assortment Of FASHIONABLE and STA
PIE DRY GOODS. (none Of which was pare lsascd
al A"ciion) Amnng this choice selection will lie
i'nnd the following. viz Cloths. CassiInsres. Saii-
neiis. velveis. yesiipgs. &c.
Super Cnchmere, ID Ec,,s-e. Chine Striped Nous
De Lame Ombro striped do rich fgd and striped
Changeable Chusans. Msde culors; Lnpins Extra
do ibex Cloth. ZEPHYR PLAN and chung cable. Aipa-
Gu. r'rh siupJ Grape De Laine. plain and ured
SATINS. SILK yELVErS, cut. plaIa aud Fis'd
Super Thread L.ces and Edgings, Needle work d
do. I bread. n erkicnhurgh. Ashburlon. aud Isle
de-; Ilravy and Medium Blsrk Mel; Black aud Mode
Canrr IIH,,dae rel irls; Ehrodered adde's Iie.kis
do; Bashio Kid Clover; WOrsIec AfITTS; snper
PLAIN Flofenre BRAID aud SHELL. BRAID BON
NETS; snper rich Onbro 81. peJ Sain RIBBONS.
very supesIor.
Cable aud ulher Cnd aud whalebnnes; n large
,iuck OF Chinlz and OIher prints OF new and rare
paitarns; D 600 yds Blown aud bleaC he'd Muslins;
800 dog White mud Guild SPOOL COTTON; 5yO Lbs
Cold Carpei Chanl; 1900 Lbs Eagle Factory COLON
Yarns; " h all the ARTICLES USUALLY found in a DRY
GOODS house. either Fancy CT DomesIic.
ALSO Super super Gunpowdcr Imperial.
Young iiyson and Powchong TEA ); Rio Coffee,
very ENC; 300 dez White Granite Printed and Pain
Issi TEAS. &c. DC.
Tie ab"ve Gosds having been purchased with
great or Cash, will he sold The lras possible
advance punctusi customers, or good arce p:ances
At short date. OCT l4-lm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
JOB PRINTING.

N EATLY exeeuied a. the office OF the l. ALLY
IL AND WEEKLY TIMES, corner Of
Nam n tsIoS STREETS. by J. n. WHARTON,
and at the Low EST possible prices. aug 26
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

q doors South II Yuginia Hotel. Man sreef)
ToHN l.. WADE is now manufacturing n supe-
- rior article OF CENTS BOOTS. sf er the latest
FRENCH STYLE aud made of the hest PhiladeI-
phia materials. whish hs Warrants tn sempeie viii.
anything ever g"'ien up in the uniled States. aud
a, the following Prices.
GOOD CALF BOOTS. $500
FINE do 600
EXTRA snip sup, 6.50
Water proof do. with Cork and India Rubber 10
extra.
Ladies' nod children.' BOOTS asd SHOES made
"a The Heairsi style. ori24
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

UsHANCE rOR A CIRCULATION
Y : On sslafdsf fs.h 49,. 81 a. CITY AUCTION
ROOMS atu - sd sl fsbils AaFiesi. 81 entf-
arfafsiue So roeuaaafiufInf saFEfer Nttt-&aht
iureihcf aiIh ferlps ~ slet'ag ne rsenqs ~
stirh faaat fl1eEsf caa - uste 81 So tl1i 80
81 b fsai 81 nsI ns.rr iisa ? 81 g. ~ Gsii,s,
slifl.af go afliffisi 80 rhsisses.
Haaataf i.F rraiatts 40 nag arssaf ~ nees
anaf,ff.s .riet eit 49, l4res &C. sasse q saffaae
81 nf ihs larrhass nsansf 49, - seitaaf3. lie
fsrias rasl 49, aitsf aie1. go e. A. fa.aT sesf
iraln fiis r.ara 49, ss1Is eIN - 80 re ~ e.
81 htstrf c. rast tAAA .1'>tttas
60 rs Access. csaF
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
HARDWARE STORE.

HARDWARE STORE.
WHOLESALE
"A LARGE AND
~ prces
IAN De wi
rcIT
E h purrse
he supple dwi,h
fan Az, Birdie B' s.kI'- Morocco SKINS
skins HT SKINS Saddle
. hs0~ 6rmerr.
. "a var of
Bands Frame ou@c hsh.
C4kpN invited to examine their stock
will I'D veyh
BlACkSMlTIS will find
Ras-.& ehssp
complete and will be sold term<
oct 20 i843 orr GREER. No ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

AJEW ARRIvAI.-Rrreived Ii.is day aud
IN no~ oprnlnz l79 Main ST.
| duz Best SEAL CAPS
do do MUSK do.
IS do cheap do.
3 do Mems cloih do
do Velvet 10
3 d. Buys dn d."
I do childrcns' de- du.
10 DO Mems aud Boys spanish S aIeis Caps
10 do do do common do
10 do do da Hair DO
ALI Of which VIII lie sod al wholesale or Re
s-'l. FOR CASH al prices a. suit purchaser
Gait and for ysuss vss. A C. MCALLAM.
INV 10 Sgnof ne BIG BLACK HAT.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

GNOUNT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a
~ guide ." fAs Essess II sociefs. ." ~h'eh u adj
ded J1e enly True THeat Of he RhsiHish Or SFon-
iak Waliz sI.al, ned and Explained Ga the fra nSs
b, Count Alfred. D'Olssy. iur sale 81
nov 6 MELIoRS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13

rINHE MYSTERIES or PARIS--A n0vel, by
Engehe Sue. transisied Iros the Frenrh. by
Charles IA Ts~n, Tor sale al kELLORS.
nov
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-11-13
MILLINERY.

(Corner Of Nsar0e sd Clara nffff'l
MRS WADE ~snid respectfully inform the
lNA f,adfes of thctii1g aad ricinitv inat enc
IA. last received from PhHadeifnia en- NrN
Work her Fal fshions alfel the iaissi fftnca
ettla Ro4nefa Cans. f0nntf NlIkef frfueh
Fio,.. - pinrne. H1norf 81 Gao Hlthuns Faney
Nefts. sin md N ash innfe. Lerts ano 80
ria ~ all n which sne ad1fs af Eastern ~ iees
N %. $ atnru an1 cfUw n'nnfte cl.tni q
slferer ana sflrf ersssa8 "a asnralesl siyle and
D., short noficc. oei A-'H
n AzEIR A cox edi is,ts g. q isw hon
~ drrd tusheis Jrsd sppiss I'D rcafhss
nos
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31
VOIUIN OLE lRl2ssl!Al8lDOAlLo
brandon, Thursday, August 81, 1s4s.
FIRST TUESDAY OF September.

This dav is near at hand, and much
importance will be attached 10 the man
ner in which the freemen of this State
shall cast their votes for State Officers,
Members of Congress, County Senators
and Town Rrpres natives. Since some
men seem honestly 10 believe these cleo
lions are mol of much Importance, so far
as pertains 20 the Presidential question, l
will give some reasons why L think dIf-
lerently.
As remarked in previous number
Of this paper, the election OF Members to
Congress is the most important, and for
the following reasons: lst, The election
Of President of the United States will de-
voIve on the House OF Representatives,
should there not be choice by the peo-
pie; aud oily, the votes cast for these
Rt representatives. will have an influence
on the Delegates 10 the National Conven-
lions to be held next year by the two
grea, parties, for the purpose of nominal
lng candidates for President and Vice
President. Suppose in the I'd Congress
ional District, there are 1000 majority of
Wing voters, aud Titus Hutchinson re-
ceivcs $500 votes, because Judge Cola
mcr is. not prepared TO cut loose from
Shareholders; OF suppose just enough
votes should be given Judge llutc hinson
on Tuesday next, to prevent the election
of Jacob Collamer, would not that give
the Wings 10 understand what was Ewant-
ing, and induce them to bring forward a
candidate who is right in regard 10 cut
ting loose from voting for slavery? Again;
if Mr.. CoIlamer is elected with the under.
staining that he will go for slaveholding
candidates for President and Vice Presi-
dent of the Uniled States, should the en-
ergoncy come, who cannot see that this,
so far as that district is concerned, would
exert an influence on the National Dele
gates in favor of slavery? This princi-
pie will apply to the other districts, and
to tho State Officers TO certain extent.
Suppose the votes Cast for Judge Williams
should fall short of what they were last
year, would any man doubt that this
would encourage the friends of Henry
Clay TO persevere in pressing his nomlna
ton? Or suppose Mr.. Williams should
receive 5000 or 10000 votes this year
would not that demonstration of the free
men, lead many to think it best 10 take
Mr.. Clay from tho ground and bring on
new candidate for the race ? Again
in elecing the Senators and Representa-
tives, if enough are chosen who are II
favor Of a slavehoIding candidate for thu
=, Presidency, in case of emergency, to car
nv vote to that effect during the session
OF the Legislature, can not all see, that herr
also. is an influence emanating in lavo
of the continuance Of slavery? Itappeart
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31
ANTI-sLAvIlRY CONVENTION.
PW@1rd VilIage, Aug. Is, 184;

PHt9ord PttLdge, Aug. %, 1913.
A few friends Of the slave met at the
school room, pursuant to notice, when on
motion, Capt Slurgess P enfeld was called
to the Chair, and d. e. Nicholson was ap-
pointcd Secretary.
On motion, Dea. Simeon Gilbert, Alan.
son ST.. Clair, and Dea. Robert Barney were
appointed "a committee on resolutions.
On motion, adjourned for one hour.
Meeting convened pursuant to adjourn
ment, and alter the blessing Of God was in
voked by lcryent and solemn prayer the
Committee reported, and the meeting ac-
cepted, and after q discussion by several
gentlemen adopted the following
Whereas, Slavery as it exists in The south
ern States, is opposing the principles Of
the gospel, aud seeks TO destroy every in-
terest Of the enslaved therefore
Resolved, That there is no question in
this country, religious, moral, social, Or 20,
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31

10 me that every man must so see it, on
investigation of the mater. The candi.
dates Of the Liberty Party for State Off
GERS, so far as have learned, are in ia
vor of protecting the useful branches OF
| industry in this country as much so, as
any OF the other candidates. believe all
the liberty candidates for Congress enter
tain the same views. As TO the candidates
for Senator'S | am not so we'll informed
throughout the State. But in this coun-
ty, Thomas Fl. Palmer is not in favor of
a protective policy. Doctor Hale of this
town is, and understand Mr. Ashley of
PouItney to be the same. The questions
TO be answered by each voter respecting
each candidate will be - Is he honest !?
Is he capable? Is he ready to throw his
vote and all his influence in favor OF the
rights of man, wherever he shall go2 In
casting our votes, we should not ony cast
them in such way as we believe will
best promote the interests of This State
but of the whole United States, and the
whole world. For when one member
suffers, all the other members suffer with
1t. Remember then, that while one State
is cursed wi b slavery, Vermont, as well
as the others must necessarily suffer too.
In voting this year, we should look ahead,
and see how our votes will tell years
hence. Will the free men Of the North
always succumb 10 the $50 900 slave hold
ers, and allow them 10 rule this Nation
| trust not. | will Then say 10 every true
friend Of freedom. who goes to The Ballot
Box; rouse ye, and sec bow many votes
will be cast for men who are honest ca.
pable, and are ready TO cease bowling the
knee TO slavery. Forward your votes
gentlemen - the Box will soon be torn
cd -
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1843-08-31

please, to form Anti Slavery Societies and
become attached to the Parent Society, al
its grand Councils. by maIe.connecting-
link. 1t is true that the new Society is
not SO barefaced as 10 let the women speak
Ia their meetings, as does the old Society ;
but it holds on TO one end, or hand of the
conductor, while the women are allowed
the privilege of getting hold of the other
So cannot see the force OF Mr.. Perkins
remarks on this point AS there are some
very good ideas thrown out in that letter,
and as friend requested its insertion,
concluded to copy, hoping good may be
the result.