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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

WILD PIGEoYs.-Wr have been visited for few
weeks past, with nnumerable quantity of these ea
hered rangers In fact The 'odes settler does not
member to have seen any Thing like it. legal gen.
eman of this place, proverhia for close, correct and
minute calculations, has furnished with the follow
ing facts in regard TO the matter. We give them
without vouch'ng for their accuracy says, Ut being
ascertnned that their speed Of flying is abou,a mile PEI
mnute,) flock he few days since, occupied 81
minutes in passing point, which would make the flock
80 miles long; md averaging 100 pigeons 10 foot
there being 5000 fee, in mile which multiplied by &c
would give the number of 10 000,000 pigeons
This so bad for Tuscarawas county it beat,
the Iocnss, coons crows buzzards and Wings all hcl-
low. They have grand rendt zvons roost about
miles South Of tis where numbers Of them have been
destroyed Ohm Dem.
PiGEos SLAUGHTER Some idea Of the extent of p
seon hunting ONO may b. altered from the suboin
ed paragraph, winch cut from the Canton (O) Re-
posory, Of the 26lh ut.
"On Monday last, pigeons were usually abundant
about town Several parties OF sporsmen wen
out pursuit Of Them party killed about 90 from
pole; another about 1000; another 900 and others
from 10 600. Like gallant sporismen, most of tbs
parties on bringing home the spo,Is, distributed them
among the citizens, gratis
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To remove any incorrect Impressions, which may
have been undesgnedIy produced by our remarks, We
cheerfuly lay before readers, the following II
from Mr.. Calhoun-receiyed by yesterday morning. 6
mail
FoRr HILL, l2th Nov 1913
Dear Sir | write this TO correct The mistake sou
made in supposing, that, in my letter t. grnI man o.!
North Carolina the subject OF the Tariff, (puhIlsh.
ed in the Enquirer Of the 9TH instantly | referred to
my letter TO Mr. Nicholas of Louisiana, put lrsftd N
the article The letter referred to 10 Al- De.
laney Of Louisiana, and was IN answer TO one conar
ing enquiry similar to one addressed IN me from n
Carolina The answer TO Mr. Nicholas 10 one on
very different subject. II you had adverted 10 dates
you would have avoided the mistake. The North Ca
rona letter refers recently written Il datrd
the Gath September last, and the litter To Nj Nichols
7lh May, 1912 more than ID months before
regret the mistake. Unauthorized bsriy has been
taken with my letter to Mr. Nch, las by printing pot
tons in Italics, and The word projecting IN giaF'ag Ia
pals calculated 10 make the impression, that Too
the advocate of the protective policy and that, too
by editors protesting to be opposed to protection and
frienoly me, well those in favor, and p' ca !;
hostile TO me- BY such means, hasty readers Of new
papers have been led TO believe, that admit the right
of protecting the Louisiana sugar plnes againsi 10
reign competition by the imposition Of duties on the
foreign article for that purpose directly agans' the
plain import of my letter. The protection OF which
spoke is expressly stated 10 be, not against foreign
petition but "against the macbina,ons Of the oppt
nents of slave labor" intended simply to FAY, that
would resist, i'll adjusting The Tariff, any attempt ,ha
might be made to take off reduce the duty, thai o.
reign sugar ought fairly to pay, principles
the ground of dscouragng the domestic article, be-
cause il the product of slave labor.
What regret in your mistake is, that it is calculated
to CITIZEN the false impression made by the uraubo
rsed Italics and Capital l.ers, Only BY put shng
my letter with them, but still more strongly, by publish,
ing il as the referred in my North Car, Ina 1T,
n in firm nj Idat of mo- an
the subject of protection.
As it my wish to be fully and explicitly understood
on that and all other public subjects, | must request
you to publish what have written in The Enquirer.
With respect, am, &c &c,
J. &. CALHOUN.
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AlI,SlC

Quite brilliant company complimentsd Nf va.
lace and Mrs. Bailey, on "Wednesday night There so
but opinion of the holiness and ease witi vino.
Mr.. W. mastered both Violin and Piano, and dfe
changed into the "swee.eat measures. Dor ears s
ring with his stirring Cr1covienne, and his plant'
Ecair. The "Witches' Dance" and "Hope told
aattering tale" the wond ts creations of the gear
tic genius of Pugann, brought the great Italian ioc'
bly, to our memory, though his demonac and shas''!
smile was. fortunately, missing. The clear, fue.S
voice of Mrs Bailey, was listened 10 with marked PET
sure. 1t the richest entertainment We have 300
for long time, and The public expectation, exceG 81
il was, was more than realized
Tonight, the citizens will have another oppof'oa''?
of hearing this delightful music and we hope 'ha'
will not be disregarded Some exquisite pieces III 's
executed and hope TO see as large crowd as ilI
the concert room, when Richmond so warmly receiysl
Russell, who is certainly no better musician, and ohs
ed no greater attraction.
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These several meetings adopted series of resolu
tons, preferring Mr.. Van Buren,, but pledging them
selves 10 support The nominee of the Baltimore Con
venon. The following of those resou ons
"Rcsolptd That five delegates be elected to repre-
sent this county the State Convention aioresad and
that they be, and hereby instructed to then
eSetions {, secure tn Martin Van Buren, of New York
and WIN. King of Alabama the nominations of this
State, and I, elect delegates 10 the National Conven
ton, who will every exerton, consistent with The
interest of The party, advance their claims there"
The Mobile Register says: "The Democracy fCarke
county held their meeting the 9th November for the
election Of delegates to the State Convention Tusca
loosa. A months public notice was given, and circu
lated throughout the county, inviting full attend
ance Of Democrats, and the result uncommonly
full meeting. We have not the official account of the
proceedings yet but friend writes u.s. that they
very gratifying and harmonious, and speak with trum
pet voice the sentiments of the Democracy Of little
Clarke, the sheet-anchor of the Democracy of South
Alabama. Lorenzo James, "a prominent friend oil MIR
Calhoun) was appointed Chairman and J. T. Ports
IVAN BUREN, Secretary. The Chairman appointed
Committee of fifteen TO report resolutions. They re
commended the State Convention to appoint the dele
gates 10 Baltimore-n nominated Martin Van Buren, fol
Pres dent, and Colonel King for Vice President, with
Ia pledge to support the nominee of the Convention
and the whole were enthusiastically adopted Another
friend writes, that Mr. Van Buren, The choice OIL
The whole meeting, with not more than ten exceptions
and, Tie number present, was from $50 to 200 Th'
first Monday in December was approved for The meet
ing of the Convention, and Peter Dubose, The repre-
sentative of Clarke, in the last Legislature, ard j. w
Ports, The member elect, were appointed delegates
without opposition, with instructions TO support the
nomination Of delegates TO BALTIMORE for Van Burer
and King. The names OF the Chairman, ard Colone
Creach, suggested cand dates, but they de
cIIned Their preferences are for Mr. Calhoun"
A State Convention to have been held in Nash
VILE, Tennessee, the 23d instant. "The resolu
tons of the county conventions, generally, refer the
appointment of beth the State and district delegates t
the State Convention if that body shall deem It advIsa
without fater to the decision of the National Conven
ton. The general feeling to be, to defer all t
the National Convention, and then to support the tick
with the ardent enthusiasm Of Southwestern cha
ractsr." The Democratic mseting in RUTHERFORD
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Airghanis,an. Dnst Mohomm'd was sad to be "funhg
WIN oi Of rom: aod Of tle victims 70 ms ans'f
tt, was Amen Cola. ia ir 10 Shah sulan a'o we
Br,,sh Sui Iurg, the son Of SuJa', was N prison
Canda A. There terots OF freddy n,9o'Ia-
ions c,rn On By III Dos with Nh Persia as at i'eIa''
aid with The Kmg ci Bokha'a; but they "'e very
doubtful ;, -, i :,
CeMMrRcl.L IsrxLLIGEscE-U to the second ~
stau, ,he Cation Market had down~afd 'endrhcyL
prices of American he'd recrded ID a. ana eu1u' s."
~ a., ,,e arrival OF the Great Western cheered
The ,rade somewhat, and. The third, the quotations
were lI,Ile erer,d from hose of The preceding nday
The Engh Stock MARKET had ben very i, nn, ,OF
some tine and, on the third, R dlct Consos adVdh-
cad !, o6l al Rsdncnd Threr Per Gents !" Jog
AtH,y,e on October 3isi, the Cotton Market was
very dull and IN a cning state. The rf-ac.'"n ~
yero., had some Effect, aud The eag-rnfss OF hnIoe's
), .a,i;. I,verfd the btnl~rs standard q 10 81 on
limit, safes ordinary and Inferior descriptions On
the rsi instant, the market was st'll pT"ssd ano' u
>, ovYr,ao crpn urc,s IT SAID would certainly re-
ceds
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ELECTIONS

MISSISSIPPI Tine additional returns received con-
firm our opinion OF Tuesday, that The Democrats have
succeeded in electing their regularly nominated
ticket viz-Governor, A. g. Brown-four members Of
Congress Hammet Thompson. Roberts and Tucker
tthere may be some doubt about fuckers
from prejudces and dissensons he runs cons derably
behind lis coeagues)-a majority of Their State Off
and Legislature, who will elect Democratic
United States Senator, to succeed Henderson, Wing,
from the 4th March 1876 the sessions OF the Mis-
sssipp Legislature beng only Jienniai In ls4l the
Democratic majority was 2,3O3 In addition 10 the
returns in our last. We have received the following
Brown. Dem, 424 Clayton, Wing, 2s4 Williams
Ind, l65 For Congress-Ayerage majority OF Demo-
cratic Ticket, over irregular ticket, 90. Two Demo-
Gratis to Legislature.
Kinds, for Governor, Brown, Dem, SOL Clayton,
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DEATH or Ma HAssLER We regret 10 learn that
Mr. HassIer, for mary ysars the head of the Co.'s,
Survey the unlt, States, led a, Ph lldel pha on
NJ ,ndly evening. the Tn It'd Sites Gazette, in an.
npuncing tbs event, says that he since
attacked with pl'ursy, which yielded 10 the skill oil
MS physiclans but the exhaust consequent upon the
treatment OF the dIstase was great thai he gradually
sunk under il until The time of las demise The scien.
tfc world VIII deeply regret the .ss Mr. Hassl.r Of
thorough scholar, whose life has been useiuy en-
ployed, and whose place will not EASILY be filled. H
had we believe, attained to the age of nearly eighty
years, and much enfeebed previous to bis las, ILL.,
Nuf lat
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LITER AIRY,


We are indebted to Harper & Brothers, throus'
Drnker & Morris, for the 10th No Ube conclusi'n
Of Alisens History Of Europe which s, in sp IL oil d
its monarchical views, interesting and vaIuable-so
"Perous Adventures" by R. A. Davenport, em''''
ing the remarkable events in The cheqrered h'ts
Prince Charles Edward, Casanova, Charles a. Nv
Earl Of Nithsdale Sanilaus Leczinsk' King OF fo!aoo
and Herman Cortes-also, Lectures on The Con'".
tonal Jurisprudence Of the United States, by " III .
Diner, which have been highly approved by Macs.
Marshall, Ed. Livingston and De Toqnev =. -,
two last books constitute numbers l39 and low o. ="
Family Library. .v.Ius
We thank j. w. Randolph for CooPef's Ned ~
ers, or Life before the Mast, of course very 'sS
able; and the beautiful "Siory OF pec'o'a' 'He
soner Of Fenestrela," by NJ. SAINT ne ...r,r
The publishers in Philadelphia have sen, Us, htou:.
B. P. Perkins & Co, (shockoe HID Charles reD,
First Lessons in French Mr.. P IS d'sllnsur'Ib
teacher in Philadelphia and this book 70 USE. ,cssp
popular school, which has sent out 50 many go 4
French scholars. On these grounds, We 's'''''.''
highly.
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1--WE learn from the Norfolk papers. that Nj Gay
has cepted the tation OF n Norfolk Wing Comm
tee and will vsi, Virginia in April-we pr sumo som.
time near the Vrginia elections. We warn our De-
mocratic friends be their guard ogans, th,s Che
of all the Coons. Some sklliul stroke Tor the Pie,
dency may be expected all tie month Of April.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

The speech Of NJ. Robert Scott, in the Demo-
cratic Association of Redmond h gwen occasion
ssve'e ohjurgall"n from The Wing NJ Scott was
too cruel great Harry, much 50, mat some OF
lie Wings said next day. they should not be satisfied
uniil that Bronson lei explained Hence the
wrath of our ne,ghbor. We 'a he attention Of our
resdsr< aricl- from Tie chinond Enqnlrer, syn
ed L. NJ n We nnders and, from trend who was
present tia this neary embraces the argument
delivered by Mr.. Scott before the Oemocra'ic Assoca-
on-[b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

sAMES RIVER LAND For SAl.E-By virtue IL 4 Iced Of
y Trust executed by John q CHRISTIAN Trustees
tain tcren Described, which deed
c DAY of June ~S and is of record in the co, Of Charles
CITY County shall proceed the 27 day nj February
nj the Beacon Office News Rooms, in the Borough Of En,
SELL the h.hes bidder for cash Tract of Land lying
said county of Charles city, called NEW WESBUHY supposed
contain from 900 10 SEQ aud situated Rork
ley and Shirley This estate is understood he valuable
the title nd.putale: but acting Trustees shall convey
oily such title as is vested in ny the SAID deed.
JOHN A. MACKINDER. ~
II. McCANDISH, trustees.
Nov "A
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SANDS sARsAPARILLA--Cop Of letter from Norwich

.N6rueh, Hay %, l543.
Messs A. b. Sands & Co-Gents: was, the month
Ap after run Of Lung Fever attacked with swelling of my
limbs which would enlarge inches in ccum
feance during the day and subde the night This
tended with the most violent n render
stand or walk nj with appetite
lessness inability Ia sleep and much distress In
this condition commenced taking Sands sarsapara and,
after days. the pain and began 10 suhsde the
s"cines OF my limbs To abae, and after taking three bottles
Ind the swelling has Disappeared and the other symptoms
entirely removed safely that
have been effected by tine Sarsaparil
without any particular fatigue. ARCaIPHuS :. PARISH
{c For particulars advertisements and other city
papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and rea ex2uriation
y: A. H. SANDS 4 co.. Druggists aad Chemists Granite
80 No -. Broadway corner Of Clian,ers New York.
Sold ia Richmond y the Agents. a. DUVaL CO. in Peters
burg by RoSsER ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS
and ny druggists generally the principal cities in the u
Price. 81 per hotle-6 bottles fer S..
10 CAUTION Be particular ask for sASDs's Sarsapa
riii ahn TAKE no o!heT Nov. 1i-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

Coos HARMONY The ONO Statesman says: The
70 owing iwin-,.,,t.s from Oa'o, wr,tten two days
alter ihe election, show with what harmony that party
20 tx upon the coming contest They look well IN pa
ralel columns:
Of the Baltimore Correspondence Of the ~ York
Purioi. Tribune.
Can't, Dorer, TuscGrawaS MEDINA Co Official.
co. o., Wdatsd0y, OF Congress.
IL. IS43 = ~ o'eioek f Iiaman 1878
host-n to inform you F fnr,sh (Ah) lc3
that old Trscarawa cree "A II Brnkerhoh lllU
we have in the c unity Brrnkerhof 1872 plura-
from 29D To 80 Wing M hty.
i,r'y Holmes and Coshoc. .7SSrmUy
ton form, ~,,h this county, r. Horner, (Loco,) 81
DISTRICT and Mr.. Mat majority
thews H. F is no doub' u Our Correspondent
elected, but by mo nri,y WRITES
At least a thousand short al "MEpIsA e ii Oct. II
.hat the Loco Focos had up Suffer 10 tel!
year ago you Tim, Clay cannot carry
Al the cry here is, Clay his State. bu. John Me
Clay Clay Under his Lean can"
banner, achieve
wonders
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Democratic dissolution Of PetersJmg.

We held our second i:retisg saturday night
Gsuer,l Bus, the President opened with an eloquent
aud efec,ve speech At,er the business oi The Assoc
c atom ga. coueimied a tdresses were mlde by Mr.
MvcusJ Games, Mr.. Greenhaw, Crl,nel Parker, M'
A II sun, and DR. Benjtmin My The meeting was
numeEnuly attended, and the utmost harmony aud en-
thus prevailed The ward cnmm tees are request
ed to report our next eanlr me ting on the third
San CnY In December. > RtpMb icnn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

Decidedly the very best thing in the ddactc line
we have this year, IS the following from the Tall
ahassee, Fla Sentinel and il may suffice for the edit
fcaton and correction Of more people than those OF
Middle Florida: Il Charleston Mercury.
That Terrible Old Schooimaster.
If after the frs, failure old Time would but consent
10 a second trial under the same circumstances, few
would be unsucce ssinl. But, alas his car rolls on,
driving us before il, carrying us upon It, csmally pull!
ing after u, at once, fnr a finishing stroke, Ia
tally running US HIS lessons are OF use only IN
future late. When (as ofren) he takes upon himself 10
give punch in the RIBS knock over the era
nnm, instead OF tw sung writing, or grooming with
the pain, II proper business to take re ,ai We
gel out q" his way as far as possible The next time
Experience hard old school.maser-nne that anoct
frequently kills his ,ncaurions pupils, contents
himself with m,ld and tatheriy correction FOR he
last wo years be has taken the people OF H'd
die Florida fairly in hand, and as the verschie Sick
says, lie IS " tanning II INTO Us Ike bazes !! Al
every stroke oi hrs cuduel-hear the old villain, how
he ,ann,s IN misery " There, take that run
IN debt again, will you (whack)-spend money-be
GAL ride III currIaaescayort aboni
-(~back, whack )-care nothing about economy and
frugay Chose homely vr'ues)-buy fine furniture for
c"b'ns-drive q coach and four out OF a rotten log
sable-eive parties and balls-keep roce nags Or nix
wine, and irolic-(whack, whuck, whack)- send 10
Virginia for negroes-to Kentucky for mules-to New
Orleans for bacon, -four, rice, sugar. corn, and
lasses-,n New York for fine silhs laces ewelry, and
9ew-gaws- depend nthers-ra,se nothing eat,
drink, or wear, yourself-borrow money from H"l
land-charier large banks-get money from ,hrm-fn.
d"rse gage, md moriga agan-spec uate-neg.
ect business, morals, educatlon will you (Whacko
Oh, yes IN teach you thing or two, that's worth
Knowing. I'll never lay by my cndge till you strip
"f your coats 90 work, add earn your porrldge
(Whac } OF with them, say-toil, dg--earn 10
take of yourselves-earn money, and rase
what yon eat-pay for what you bny-give no long
cred,ts-,ake nonr-be sober, prudent, crcumspect-
hnci md Inn nIrta-
work, aud let your boy and girls do likewise says
the TERRIBLE old schnoI master
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

Majority for Crump in the district, 122. The majo-
rites in Princess Anne and Nansemond are given
from report only but supposed to be correct.
1t will be observed, that since the Spring have
gained in Norfolk Borough TO- in Norfolk county 95, in
Nansemond I39, and in Princess Ann 6n oil, 260
This is glorious result in this hitherto impregnable
Fedora! district One effort, and il is ours
Norfolk County Out particularly, Portsmouth, has
vered herself with mmor tai honor.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

ILLUSTRATORS SALE-WiIl be sold, the late resi-
"A dence of serwethcr Jones deceased, FRD aY the
day of December ls1 if fair Otherwise day
after variety OF arr Giles Of Household and Kitchen Furniture
Plantation Ut nsis Crops Of Corn Fodder
Cutie and Hogs Alo yunng and very likely Negroes
TERM,fhe NEGROES will be sold for casfnr The residue of
The property credit of six months will I've all sums
above oas the purr givn, bond aud approved
y for all Of ten durs, and under required
PETER W. BROWN,
administrator OF MeEiweihcr Jones deceased.
Hanover, Nov IL lsi3 5T-2iwtis
hy- g 10 Hice country paper and send
tins Of lnr n-lecilnn
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- 843 vii he Sold hy The Trustees the premises cash.
the Tract Of Land belonging he Estate Joseph Caring
des eased led the Mill Tract II lies Wills liver in
Cumberland county and cont ,s about 45i
considerable portion j. fiat There scarcity of wood
Of wood land. The harm toaccn houses excellent
condition. There H. also small Trimmed dwelling
conn., farm in The neiphhorhood more
pIcdu tive Grit Mil aud Mill n of n
the premises As This iaud lies uaviaahlr stream which
afad CHI and speedy markets, those like
bargains, united with convenience health would do
before u SALE TIE undersigned yvil at
any time, show the property visitors.
MAYO D. CARRINGToN.
Cumberland, Nov. 2ith, 1919. 57-2awtds
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SENATORIAL ELE TIoN.

An election took place last Monday in the Norfolk
d strict, 10 supply the vacancy the Vrgna Senate,
created by the resignat Of Mr.. Langhorne, Wing
The Portsmouth Messenger of Tuesday gives the fol
owing returns:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-11-24

most respected agricultural States in The Union Her
clima. and are materially all thnt the most 'as
could sire, and e NAM o: her former far fields
bnve brooms xhaust d. thu cause Of that exhaust on
~ requires he al d acd nj ght NED s2stm OF
hushandry susst tut 10: the which robbed til III
~ tber te1t lt; to make thu "Old Domn on giant
ess of prosperity for she possesses all the elements II
,rorus on-fBarimore .7mfrican Farmer.
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Something seems to have maddened the Richmond
Wing TO desperation lis temper, usually street. and
mid, has been suddenly soured Can II be owing TO
the dreadful losses of the Wings at the recent elections,
which have made the Star OF Ashland suddenly to
pale: Or can it be the unmerclul exposure of the
cunning Coon-like tricks Of his Idol, Henry Clay in
the Bronson affair We not conscious of having
dore any thing to ruffe his temper indeed, we have
scarcely read much less seriously noticed his delightful
pratte. We must, then, confess surprise read
ing his "Wednesday comments the Giddings letter,
where he aims vol!ey Of violent epilhes al our un-
offending head. What are the facts A distinguished
czea of Ohin attracted attention to the speech of
Glddings at Ohern, in which he is reported to have
read letter from Mr.. Clay, asserting to Gid
dngss abolition sentiments. In publishing extract,
did not our belief in lis statements {;
but on The contrary, expressed great doubt about
his friends 10 let have the truth. In making public
GddinGs letter in our last, expressly and fully
lpaed MIR. Clay in the matter; and, at the time,
took occasion to hold up the 81 The South the
infamous abolltionst Giddngs, who had hurled insult
and contumeIy upon the whole Souh. What does
the Richmond Wing 1t unjusiy and lberay mis-
represents our towards Mr. Clay and publishes
the letter of The screant. G,ddngs-a letter which
The 1rhole South both Wings and Democrats, are in
sulied and ou'ragedand tbs without single word Of
censure from The Wing and even without laying before
his readers our comments upon The vile insnuations Of
Gdd,ngs. Has the Wing, in tn matter, done his du-
ty 10 the South Has he acted with Common Justice
towards political opponent The whole fair is upon
par with his willing assent 10 elevate the Vice Pre-
sidency the dangerous fanatic and mortal enemy of
the South, John Quincy Adams provided Mr. Clay he
raised to the first ofice in the Government