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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

T. Welsh. and saml Ayres The committee thus consttu
ted made the following report which unanimously re-
ccivcd and adopted.
The Wings Of Dunville viewing with Interpretation tho
conduct the Democratic majority the pre-, ent House
OF delegates OF Ns who, pecu
y pressure have wasted months in idle and useless de.
oate efyey sneecng the people of the State 4, an un
Of uany thousa nd dollars az time when
Just regard to the sucrngs OF the community would have
~ L,e 's" exeofdnsy diligence in the discharge
OF mem Pahe duties and spending economy in The
expenditure OF the treasure Of the State do resolve
st That tho rejection by the Democratic majority Of The
present Legislature OF Virginia. of the sum OF All 900
now lying la the Bank Of Va. 10 the credi, of m. c
wealth. already impoverished by the rinous poliev of h.
@ aud their Democratic predecessors afford. proof f
,ssV OF wlckedness on the part of that M.o.itx ms
the State. ~ ''"' inc souneisot
~ mat the tax bill passed by the aforesaid majority Of
,.nn.i a oeegates at their present session IL unjust
% ano oppressive in provisions and thar 49,
20 The ,,o, s good citizens TO its requirement..
70 inc utmost OF our ability we protest ag,;ns, - - ,h
settled policy Of the State and will s, as me
rom TINS county, TO the House of Dcl.,., ~,
as are wiling and able to resists its exae,ions 4,
"a; That We are willing to eon6de our in,,,.,, - a..
M ne, SUBJECTS which may come before the ne \, ~
a,ulS' 70 y1neen Witehor and James Laner the nor;
ne.s oi he w mig meeting held at Pttsylyania ON No.
and Tuesday last, the Whig candidates foy, r. nuay
and that we will use all fair and honorable means 70
their election. ' W procure
9TH That cordially respond to IN. ,o,,,.,,
neoFSe H. Gilmer, as the Wing Candidate far H.; NJ,
which was made by the Wing District Convention A.
r., - ~ ''sh'a W Rouse on Monday Inst and
that no proper effort part shall be shared =, anu
" 'P'ieu 10 insure ms
9TH That onr Wing brethren Throughout, IN. r. ,,,.
Dse' oe earnestly invited 10 manifest an unwon,ed An;
gonee ana zeal IN the coming contest involving ne /, IL
interests OF great importance which come bom. With uo
forced ITO the bosoms and business of us all, ~ tsa'
m ON. nat we hereby pledge ourselves to devote ,h Al,
IN Apn next 70 our Country by oppenrnS \, The
Polls and voting for the Wing Candidates for ConsTsss nS
the House of Delegates. 80 O'"s'ess ana
was on notion resolved that the above proceeai,.
pc punished IN the Danv'le Reporter and that m. LIVER
burg Virgnian, and Richmond Wb0 be reon,I byhen-
The meeting then adjourned ''oPy'
REuBIS HorKSs Sec'y Nnh
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PITTSYLV4NIA.

Dr. Thomas p Atkinson, editor of the Danville Reporter
whom If speak of think he himself would
aterer having been nominated by the Wings OF
Pittsyvania represent the county in conjunction with
Mr. Witcher subsequently Withdrew from the canvass in
consequence of Temperance Society feeling which
induced him suppose that he could unite the whole
Wing strength. Dr. \. is Jealous and able advocate
of totasm, and it that OF his countymen
rather thought lie had run the thing into the ground.
Dr. Atknsons course is the night in principle
tho probably in his he mistaken We want
the Wings select candidates who unite with worth and
principle this recommendauon-tha they can be elected.
James LGnier, Esq. OF decided talent, has been
nomnatedi in room of DIR. Atkinson
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29
FARMvILLE CONYENrIoN

AT Convention held Famve in the County of Prince
Edward IN pursuance Of puc notice the 22d March lsa3
WIN view OF nominating Candidate for this Congres.
sional District, on the part Of the Whigs-
Capt VIM. NJ Thornton was chosen Chairman, and
James d. Wood and Clem't. X. Barksdhle Secretaries
Counties:
buckingham DelegaGon-Jno w. West chas f.. Da-
wilson, WIN. w. Ferguson Silas r. Vawter Dr. VIM b.
Christian, +. a. Boiling, Cary II. McCravy Geo w Kve
A. Saunders, Jas. b. Saunders Jno J. Cutting Chas Nc
Kinney, Chns Paiteson, Ro T.. Moseey Ro X Irving p
Jones Ro Z. Nicchoas, b. a. Brown d. j. Woodfn Geo
Moseoy Chas. l.. Christian, Quin Wood Henry Sne,
cerGeo H. Mathews, Jno. Jones, b. X. Edridgo and H.
HIckok. '
II. Tutwicr, VIM. Rock
CHuberIdnd DeLegafion-Jno Miller Wm " -rL-
ton Valentine Parish, VIM. Wilson, Jas Hobson DIR
Thos l.. Robinson, Jas. NJ. Austin, Hugh Rnine' Dr.
Jno. Trent, Allen Wilson.
LunenbuTR DeieRdfioH-Col. J. A. Smith
Campbell DelgdfioH-Wm. s. Reid, Jr VIM b. Brown
Ro y, Withers, Cas- d. Slaughter, Thos. Fitch NJ b
Nowln. " "
Charlotte Delegaton-s d. Morton. A. r. Spencer. Da.
yid Comfort, Maj. ]. Dupuy r. l.. Watkins, IT, H. Mar
SHALL Ihos. Flournoy, d. 2. Perkins Col VIM Cardyer j
Booker, r. G.. Chappcll, Dr. j. Watkins John Edmund
Jr, Capt J. Morton, J. II. Wilson, Glenn Hancock r. 49,
Spencer, VIM. G. Darlington
Prince Edoard DeIegatoH-Isaac Read. H. H. Watkins
DR.. McDeaman, r. b. Rice, Dr. T. r Berkeley, jas. D..
Wood Jos Todd, j. p Wofnack, r. T.. Haskins John A.
Scott, z. II. Flounoy, H. Wisc, r. w. Smith. Col Asa
Dupuy, J. II. Dupuy, Geo. Mcke, DR.. A. s. Dillon Capt
G. Thacksion, G. r. Barksdalc j. 2. Ransom r. L. Nor
on, a. g. Green ID. Foumoy DR.. 49, F.Wilson Edward A.
Carter.
The following gentlemen put in nomination.
Mr.. =. ID. Morton nominated Wood Bouldn Of Char.
lotie Mr. p. A. Boiling nominated John Hill Of Bucking.
ham. Capt Jno. Miller nominated Henry r. Irving Of
Cumberland. VIM. Reid, Jr. nominated Richard H. TO.
Ter Of Campbell.
The Convention after much discussion and comparison
Of opinion, unanimously recommend this Congressional
District, RICHARD II. TOLER ESQ., Of Lynchburg
/ NJ the Wing candidate for their cordial support
TWAS Res0red, That the proceedings Of this Couven
ton be published In the Richmond Wing, the Lynchhurg
Vginan, and the Editors Of all the Wing papors IN the
i State be requested 10 publish the same,
The thanks Of this Convention u cordialy rendered
the Baptist Congregation Of this place for the kind offer
/ their Church Cor the Of this Convention.
The thanks Of the Convention is hereby rendered 10 the
President and Secretaries for the faithful discharge Of their
| duty.
! The Convention then adjourned sine die,
WIN, NJ. THORNTON, Chairman.
G Gsss, D B' wooo sscoupdo.
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PetersBurg Congregational Distriet.

The Wings in this District it supposed, will make no
struggle. The will be between JV. o. Goode Esq.
good Wing lat least used 10 think SOY and Gen
Droomgoole, Of Brunswick Mr.. Goode is Calhoun, the
General Van Buren,, Democrat. The Wings, though a
minority, strong minority and probably decide the
election they please, between these gentlemen. An old
friend in that quarter has requested the opinion of the
sociate Editor Of this paper how he would he lived
in those parts, and express it, This asking Of him
rather much, atered he feels by it asking Of
him be intrusive and he therefore declines compliance
Butwe recommend the Wings Of the District il they do
candidate Of their own, presume they will
not, embody themselves give and oil the same
for whomsoever may be- and decide the con-
test
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Mimi. rh, R,dGnrd ni.triel.

The d.aicuGesin Bedford are all adjusted without diG.
cutfy. Thisis night.
Mr.. Goggin IS the Wing candidate for this wouIly Ger
rymanderod District stretching obliquely from the wacrs
Of ihe Roanoke those Of the Potomac. II bound By pc
euior emphatic, irresistible claims 10 make more dospc
stand in any District than another the Wings Of
ibis Bedford and Madison Gcuymandor, have that mpenous
calls md the Wings only, but the Democratic party too
The Peoples servants n the Legislature cannot too
onergeucay be aoRhho lesson, that the PEorF and
their interests must be consulted and schemng pou
clans only, " az all in tlo second place,
To elect Goggn, is the way rebuke the Gerrymander
An address from Mr.. Gogqin tomorrow.
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Close of m, .S,ss;o1.

The General Assembly adjourned last night, about
o'clock, after session Of Ia duysfour lunar months
the longest annals-save the which inn
mediate!y fol owed the last Convention. We have
time write its history. We only pray
that may never look upon its like again It, long
and protracted labors-fruitless in all mischief
have already caused it be rcputcd in the public
mind, the Legislature that has afflicted this State
during the present century If visited with the consuming
wrath of the people, it will only just reward
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

" The bill 10 authorize the banks issue small notes.
redeemabe only where issued-which passed the House
by Of about 20 to 40was yesterday killed in the Sc.
nate-by being laid the table. Mr. Cauer-he Sona-
Of this Disctin vain. urged the beneficial effects
the country from the passage Of this bill II would (ho
said enable the banks discount eely-and there.
by enhance tine price Of agricultural products and give
lief to the country But the politicians who have turned
deaf the cries Of distressed poople-hecded not
the appeal Feeling power and with purses filled with pub.
lie money, they felt socitude for the suengs of the
communicated discarded the bltho last effort for
lef-wthout hesitation or emotion.
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NEW YnRE. Mach Is

NEW 1ORE, March IL.
To The Editor Of me Courier x Enquirer.
lny0ur paper of this morning you say that the Richmond
Wing announces the receipt Of address from HILL CAR
TER, Esq., Offering himself the Of AccOmac Nor
Hampton, &C. candidate for Congress; that you do
not know what his political opinions are suppose they
are WhIg and therefore hope he may be elected take
for granted you hope Mr. Carter will be elected not only
because he is Wing, but c7pec ally because he offers him
self 10 represent counties which have been lately represen
ted by Mr. WISE, aud in tiis heartily Join you. know
Mr. Garter well, aud you that be is "every inch
Whg and therefore, doubt he Is favor of Mr. Clay
for the Presidency The Legislature Of Virginia be-
ing Loco FocO, rely upon It, the next will be Wing,
and Mr. Clay will get its for the Prcsidency) the
State has been gcuyuanderod but the dctructves found
utterly impossible % arrange the thing carry all
the congressional districts Some Of them will yet send
Wings. Charles City county, the birth place Of the arnen-
ted Harrison, and lately represented IN Congress by Mr..
B1TT, has been with other small counties cOnaectod
with the large counties of Accomac and Northampton Mr.
CAErFR, who BE- farmer aud accomplished gentleman,
resides his fine estate Shry in Charles City, and I
doubt If De the Eastern shore in the counties
Of Accomac and Northampton and therefore fear he may
not be- sufficiently known peonaly 10 be- elected but that
he will receive an overwhelming vote IN Charles City coun
o. o late residence of the Acting pfesidont and the 9th
counties contiguous 90 Richmond City and old Williams
burg have Doubt because Captain Tyler disgrace
20 the old dominion aud the sge in which live pOiin
oay much execraed between Richmond and Yorktown
az b. j. in this Region. OBSERVER
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EVENING SESSION.

message was received from the Senate, communiea.
ung the passage OF severn! bills Among others was the
bill TO reduce Sherifs commiSsons-with an amendment
fixing the Of the act from the LIST of Julv
instead Of the Let Of May The amendment was agreed
to-
Thanks were voted to the Speaker-and then an hours
delay ensuod before all the bills enrolled and signed
and messages exchanged between the two Houses
their readiness to ndouwhen the Speaker addressed the
House in an appropriate vaedcoy adjourned the House
till the LIST Monday Of December
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James River and Kama " hu ComPany-AmpIe
though Justice,


The friends of this first and nObest work of the State
will rejoice TO learn that full meeting of the Stock
holders, held the evening of the 25th ins Joseph c.
Cabe Esq., and the entire board of the old Directors who
were eligible, reelected. Not was registered
against Mr. Cabel. His reelection after gumbing
speech from dissatisfied stockholder made by accla
nation; and that of the Directors by such decisive alo
y prove the strong hold they have and deseryedy
have the public confidence. This result is an act OF
ample justice the able and admirable President and his
worthy associates OF the Dnectory. Assaed from various
quarters, this combined hostile movement had for time
shaken the confidence Of Of inteiRen and
trustworthy citizens, in their prudence and skill The
General Assembly, early in the session, determined
thorough investigation Of the affairs Of the Corp0ration-
This cOnided large and able Joint committee of
the Senate and House Of Delegates. They proceeded 10
make searching enquiry Of the condition Of the Company
It's works and the fidelity with which its officers had dis
charged their duty Composed these Committees were
VI gentlemen from every quarter OF the Commonwealth
and Of every political compeNOn and many them repre-
senung districts Of country hostile the works yet report
of the most favorable character unanimously adopted
and submitted 10 both Houses Influenced BY no personal
avortism by party associations by no local Interests
the Committees after inspecting the whole line Of improve
ment, examining the winch the work has been
executed, and looking IN the scruluizng manner
through the books and the transactions the Company felt
called on 70 report IN the favorable aud compliments.
all these subjects Of investigation And then
the browning Of al-lrdiy donc-yet when per.
formed 1t was in the most triumphant The Stock.
holders met and with voice and undivided vote
declared the President and the Directory entitled 70 their
continued and undimnishod confidence. May II ever be
thus in all the institutions Of our beloved Commonwealth
a STOCKHOLDER.
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Richmond Correspondent Of the Charleston Mereur

Richmond Correspondent Of the CharlesfOn Mercury.
This gentleman, whoever he may be. publishes another
letter in the last Mercury, in which he pausbly but still
wrongly draws the Inference from the opposition Of this pa
per Mr. Calhoun, that dread and fear him a cond.
date than Mr. Van Buren, and calls upon the Enqu.
note the fact and TO learn wisdom from it.
We do not dread Mr.. Calhoun as antagonist to Mr.
Clay. We well convinced that in single handed
test Mr. Calhoun would be beaten farther than Mr. Van
Buren, 10y Gen. Harrison II is for that that we
oppose Mr. Calhoun but for his abandonment Of his cause
and his friends, when he thought he made the discovery
that the Of hc Wing party would not tenure to his
benefit" We know how to respect and admire oppo.
nents when wrong think II they exhibit
the consistency which proves that they think themselves
right II is trmmers aud specializing politicians who ex-
cite oppositon far than upright error however
gross or dangerous. We like that politicians
should be studying what their benefit" or
should consider and regard the people their sleek in
trade. "Thcm sentiments" And If therefore the
Wbgs 10 be beaten which is impossible, we
II hrm had rather be- beaion bya consistent Demo
than who the other day "every inch Wing"
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Concerning the appointment Of Directors Of the Bank IT
he valley In Virginia. Passed March %. 1881
BE 10 enacted bv ne GsHerai dssembig That any d.
rector Of the Bank Of the Valley Virginia. II any Of
The Branches hereof shall be- eligible 10 the Office Of d..
o such Bank Branch thereof unless he shall have
served iour yeara IN such ocei any thing in
any law % The contrary notwithstanding PT0rided how
ever ihat the Director who may b. President OF the Board
81 Directors Of such Bank Branch the time Of an
election u Directors may be always reelected reap
Thi. .ct .han b IN force from Che nas.ns theroof
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PITTsYLVANIA.

~ a meeting Of such members Of Toe Wing party Of
Ptsyyania us were present 10 ibo Court House. Tues
doy The Diet inst 'iho second day Of The Quarterly term
convened The request Of Dr. Thomos r. Atkinson Capt
David Berger was called to the Chair and WhncI P.Tun
stall chosen Secretary:
Whcrouppn d. Atkinson stated to the meeting that hav
ing accepted Of the nomination. which coced on him
iho day before md having learned that his being
member Of Temperance Society might be- regarded
objection 10 him by portion Of those whorc Interests d
proposed % cond' 10 bic Keeping be begged leave respect
fully ~ decline the nomination and recommend o. the
meeting o. select who, himself good and true
Whg, might concentrate IN HE favor the o at those
who oro united in their devotion 70 the principles Of the
Wing party.
vacancy having been thus created in the Wing uckct
James Lanior, Esq Of Danve, nominated and unan.
imousy recommended 10y the meeting n ft and proper
person. to represent tho County Of Pylvana the next
House of Delegates.
On motion i was resolved that the proceedings Of this
moong bo signed BY the Choiman and Secretary and pub
lIshed IN the Danvle Reporter, and that Inc Iynchburg
Vrginan and Richmond Wing be requested 10 copy them
DAVID BERGER. Chm.
WmruEu p. TrxsrALf- Scc'y.
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IDO O'cIOck
message received from the Senate stating that
they have passed. NTH amendments, the following bills
Prescribing limitation claims aud suits against the
Commonwealth
To incorporate the Tuzewel White Sulphur Springs
Company, aud for other purposes;
Concerning delinquent and forfeited lands west of the
Aneehany Mountains and Tor other purposes the amend
menis strike out the 18th and 9Th scctons.l
Concerning John Battonburg, of Brooke county. IAN
the Senates amendments the foregoing bills were con
cured in
The Senate have also passed. without amendment the
bill Tor the relief OF securities for costs and for other pur
poses
And providing for the reunding to John A. Truso the
sum OF S5S 30, by the Auditor OF Public Accounts
The House then took recess till o'clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

Joseph Mayo, Esq. has retired from the candidacy for
this Officer rather, he makes known, wha, supposed
was So that he a candidate. By the way Mr..
Mayo would have made capital Mayor.
Gen. Lambert is highly valued and much below
ed in this community. His errors, if he commits any,
all lean to the side Of kindness and good feeling Norman
IN our opinion, ought dspace him: but he will
permit his best friends say that the city not orderly
1t four five wears ago. and that the Public
trace the fact that milk OF human kindness which makes
1t painful TO him exert the indispensable yigor.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

Substance Of conversation bettoeen Wig neigh
bouTs, IA Hdnorer county, the 23rd March (tkis
cold day, tehen both had the hypo-so cold and
50 backward about farming operations:
Well, Neighbour p, How are you
". P.-Nery poorly: have the hypo, dreadfully.
N. $50 have |.
". S-Has the Tax Bill passed the Assembly
NP.-l believe not, it's vet before the Senate.
". 81 hear we TO be taxed heavily these hard
times.
N.P.-Yes, believe eyry thing, except our wives
and children ,-wndows,-fire places,-horn'd
catte,-and some other small things Of pro-
perry.
Well, Neighbour p How is it about this land money
$4,000 now at Va. Bank, for don't see the
newspapers much
" P.-Why, sir, | understand it's there, ready 10 be
paid and to have relieved cur taxes by so much
N. S-Woud not the present Assembly take that
ney-takc that amount-to help asng and
pay their own expenses, for long session, in
part
" P.-No: | see they will not receive dollar of it!
". S-This surprises me
". P.-So it does me-the remarkable instance OF
folly Obsinscy, party spirit, something else !;
for YOU kno r. Neighbour =, that money belongs
TO Us, the Voters and Taxpayers OF Virginia.
". &-Does it belong the Legislature in session.
to us, the people of Virginia
". P.-Why, TO be sure, the Members OF the Assembly
are entitled to their portions as individuals AID
taxpayers.
" Swell, suppose you and I, and some 20 or 30 large
taxpayers, were, next summer, when the Sheriff
comes round, all Of Us 10 send check the
President of the Va. Bank for our quota Of this
$4,000 to credit Of our Tax lists according 10
last censusl
". P.-Why, Mr.. Pegram the President OF the Bank
would not pay dollar!
". $50 supposed.
N. P.-But yet its money, fully the hats we
wear.
v. S-lt's my opinion, tool can't account for it.
N P.-Nor can l.
" &-We are both getting to be old men; I'm sorry to
see such coedngs-we must both try to get
the hest we dizfttri fh..f o.
yemment, but 10 sustain II, whatever party may
rule.
" PA patriotic and mild sentimental say the same
thing but, at the April election, not
do something
". 81 think Here stop'd, and we both pledg
cd ourselves TO use our best exertions.l
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

Alta meeting Of the Wings Of Danvie held at the Court
House tereoi ON "wednesday evening the 2ld inst Samuel
9. Brewer Mayor was called 10 the Chair and Reuben
Hopkins appointed Secretary.
The following individuals were appointed committee
odnt Resolutions expressive Of the Of the meeting
the subjects which they had assembled 10 consider Wis
Tho'sP p. AJdEsJn, Rob, Townes, Jno Dickenson, Geo.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

JEFFERSON-JcgeTsoH Congregational District.
The Wings of Jefferson have suggested the Of Ro
BERT Y CoSRAD Of Winchester, a candidate for Con-
gress in that District.
Mr.. Conrad Is in the Senate Of Virginia, and re-
ceives IN that body the distinguished consideration
No brawer, spouter demagoguehe ranks upon this
theatre among the highest ineecs Of the State and will
rank higher and higher every day. Were presump
designate those who succeed the lumi
nuries Of Virginia. the Tazewells, Johnsons, Sanurds
Leghs, Cookies would hesitate put forward Robt
Y Conrad Of the foremost, VINO in years is to
occupy the commanding position of those distinguished
meu
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BROMN al TAYLnR.

nFFER Tor sao reasonable terms
~ Family supeuine aud Fine Flour
Pure Winter Strained Lamp OH TT.
HuIrs Patent Cnndks
Common ranow Candies
Sperm Candles
RIO, 81 Domingo and Maucafbo Coffee
hsckere I, p and a IN iafrcis, bits and bbIs
Woolsey and Wooiseys Crushed Sugar
Sealed Hcfrnes, &C. &C. mbs-dtm
NEW Crop Rio Coffee $50 bsgs new crop Rio Coaoc
y receiving for sale. DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 co.
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HoYT q cos PRIZE OFFICE

Nmuor tho AsNcnmnNf HOW'LL
spfiss ysaf COMING and pfirss n Boyt Coz
oas We thcc day and sometimes four To-Day ~ and
aiaooo aia 80 ~ 1000 Ccthcate a ~ whois ony $50.
h,,e. I7so siuss uetes ss iares IN proportion
VA wseb pnisi ma ~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-03-29

Gresnville Penn Pace, ESQ., meeting of the Wings
Of Henry has been unanimously brought forward as the
Wing candidate for that county.
Henry old and Wing county and from all such
the Wings expect, and will receive cheerful tidngs