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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-12-30
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6'LONEH SEED q BUTTER.
- 20 ,a'h'> Of new Clover seed IRE Of nipple
- Aeg.oi Giadc- Butter For -'r
SURGICAL INSTRU MENTS.
A LARGE and well selected stock Of Surgical
~ and nen',l In'rumsn'---anous 'lueh,
D--ee'ns instruments. in .a~-
Thumb api spring Ians-ts superior
ioreI-, Tooth hey. Dental FI.-
scanhsators Bouscs Cahrtc AMI eyrr Thing BOO ,he u.iu
mental line 10 which the attention % Physicians p,ut-
de- JomNsroNs Medical rmroouu,.
WARE not 81 NNlLS-95 kegs Cumhcr.
hui FACTORY w. % Nl received per s,br John sfua Tor
sale by dr" W ". HARRISON
lKANN andTEN-s hair re nn, uH DARK Brari, 3,hs.t.
- 'pr""" Tea oehrs. superior Black Tea. mr sale by
w. W hNRlsoN.
John WRIGHT has just received. and will
- continue Co. receive by each packet choice assortment o
DRl GOODS.
recently purchased by himself ite Northern amongst
sIss OF thr newest lnd rir hest st,irs
\ few Dresses len of tis nchs- imported
Ciaution rro-,ie. Mou.cl,ns trou, o.. Oh tsc.p.,,I
\ few pieces bafoune- for evening Dresses.
Family Mourning.
h,'es AMI ,!ne BLACK B1Hh1zne from as 30 f1 6n-H
Black lnd buc black NlTseha Lustre
SllFff1c Plnhiaua Cl-ths
Black ana blue black Grapes au wsfb.
Baes aud blue baes Nou-cunss
Black and blue Chauys
Mourning aad bali Mourning taigor.
HHck siswis scars and Han.isercief.
Ri'cs llose, Gloves. Cuinring Mnslns a.
EmbrOidcrics and Inces.
lruch wuIk Collars. trimmed anil unfn.ei
d. DO d1 with nsais Hi1
Thread Lace and Cuipcrc Collars
hsrniy Collars. anil t0 with inside iidf
Ladies bcss Gaps, Thread ami fI.e Thrs.I ,-..
Thread EngInEs variety
rtwcd Musin tdEngs AMI uscuinrs
Imitation Na'enccnncs Lsces anil Fdrirgs
th1utna Wells from o. upwards
Blond iase' aud ouinngs Back urls.,i, Lace.
Hosiery.
i1l's' white cotton Hose. from t2it Co. Gs Ter BAR
DO block tH d. d1
ho uuhleachcI cotton ilHse. luaIue.
d. sate anil nived tr Jn
h' black ant white rihbi cotton do
10 black anil white ubbd anI pain sIik %,
~ black ant white 81
n' to do . fIus.
10 Merino Cochnerc Iustrs wor.t.d ,n f,n,5.. Wool
Hose. IN great variety
Gents unblcachcd uScd and white cotton ] IIose
ID" hrfno snd AuEoi1 Hose
10 white and black sk Hose
Cbidrru's Hose and Hose
ALSO
lAnneis Of every kind pais for Coaks
Linen Canbtc iikf.. Gloves every Aud
bofne'iics Of every description. g. a. DEC
HoNEY-A go,d su.cle Honey suitable ior raven use
~ ~ 'it pee gallon t. be bad VI JOHNSrONS
go Nedi,al Ebpouum.
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MUSIC FOR THE GUITAR
H. TAYLOR has received addition 20 h- very lar..
= stock OF Music 10" following Songs or tie Guitar
The RrIte. III" Blue Bellies Of scotland
The Dronsolstr, or Das G-sOue Curk
nh ave m. back NY heart again
Home, sweet Home. on yond-r rock reclining
Believe me Il AL llo-e rndraring young charm.
On the hanks OF The Tlus Mo-er-
GA come In iue Meet moonlight
W. can love more; Listen. dear Fanny
What fairy like Music; doubt
o-larc cottage, gentle maid
Do yOu think can forget! Pirates Scrrnad-
Am ! no, foiiy thine
The i0rds oi Creation men We call
Come dwell with me Rory ONioorc
When the day with rosy light
houu meet won't YOU not
Loves RtoneIa Twilight Dcws
'Iwere vain 10 tell thee all MUSIC STORE
OD,,o-;,. -. p,,.,
Third supply OF brussels Competing and Rugs
RlNFORD NMMo have just received another supply OF
- Brussels Carpring aud Rug; aud expecting a days
beautiful assortment Of rich fashionable Goods
retail trade selected by Of the partners North
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FALL GOODS.

FALL GOODS.
ChiHa, QUecHSrdre and Glass.
September. 1913.
TNHE subscribers have now open in store, a we'll
selected stock OF and pretty consisting Of PRINT
- IN eolos coorrd esd aud e. e. Ware every
china common and hne rich pre--sd and pap G-s NJ
french German and Ausrrau German silver Rt
ianA ami best English pdd tsDrs Toilet other Locking
"s English AMI American stone Ware Sc. kc al Ut winch
W uhet ~ IA" package packed purchasers Al r,u.
abe prices anil on TIE usual
WA. Bt"riTR GHCO'
Importers of China, GassNE
- door- above tl,r Bell TaV-m.
MS HATS nArs.,.-SPring FRShions-i'a qi
now cevinc direct from New Nor a assortment
NJ Hats u The spring iyi- which very INV prces
Purchasers requested themselves
a. STEPHENSON Agent
To my Old Friends aud Customers.
HNNE received portion ct spring Stock extra quality
White Lead Glaze. & with barrels uf Maintain OIL an
OF which Will WORK zap puce- 20 sat il..
ROBEET NUTr
~ Painter Cl,b, S.,,,.
s(eS HulS. prime NttiAapas sugar
PBeD 90 i-n,rs I1
u,isrs H,w E,,,. Just received f5r SHE by
oe2J PRIV 90.
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MORE NEW GOODS

MORE NEW GOODS.
EElNED, by the Steamer Columbus, and for
animation the Cheap Cash Door
worth Turner Co. the following articles which be quite
~ low Establishment tins City excepted
confirmation Of which all who Goods
call and examine for themselves.
20 Pieces fine medium aud superne Broad Cloths which Will
sold great bargain
60 10 Cassineti, from 40 cts 10 81 per yard
40 do. NY. Jeans and kerseys
% DO Red and White FAnnel, very cheap.
warranted 10 shrink.
W Servants wear complete assortment ami prices
dance with the times few those handsome plain
Cashul.res very desirable
$50 Blankets for servants SC - -! cts piece
DOMESTIC GOODS much cheaper than they be purchased
any Of the Northern Markets.
We respectfully invite The attention Of Purchasers
pee ani General Assortment Of Dry Goods
CHEAP. oes7 T. BERKLEY 60.
DoITo RICO MoLAssES-5O hhds Porto Rico Mola>>cs
II landing AMI for sale by
&C - DAVENPORT 4 ALEX
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STA -, 81 AN IL, SliANIs~.
HDINiN Brown AMI Green CIotb Shauis
. {, Z ant - Heavy blanket 90
50. GO aHd 20 Blue Black M0u=lai and Tiubrt I1
bis Mernu Nsit load FIGURED OBJ
- Whit. EatraaisfeI Nru-isI do
fancy SIN shawl. 100 many 0f.t style of -hawl- an o
which wi b. UJ ,s1p 0 cash. cheap rs. s0r. D,
nc II " MEREDITH
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VoNEN-A go,d srtcie of Honey suitable flr raycn use
~ ~ CO. pee gallon t. be had VI IOHNsrONS
10 Nedi,a Enpuuum
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w AXE llOl 81 y Nll.S-2j kegs Cumbcr-
7ui Factory w o. Nt received per stIu Tor
safe V dr w. " HARRISON
lkANN andTEN-s hair pipes nn, ud uas Brari, 3,hs.i.
- .prt'r| T. Tea 3chrsts superior Block Tea sale hy
do W NJ uAHRtsDN
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. - ft.e.'e'A ahl If ~Nr ol mo l-I JAS WINSTON
/ GEO. II. BOOKER.
/ Ncu Dor 10 PonueH,iory dorc on street lead.
my from Main s. 10 Hayo's Bridge,
HAS FOR SALE
So Crow Porto Rico and Loaf Sugar
Java tsguru AMI Rio CoHcc
West irda Moia-ses part prime
Raisins and Amonis Cuupowdef ana Hack Tea
Nais and Brsds soap and Cam1ss Cnndsones
Buckets. Com Broonns. Powder snd
Nestsof Bovss. Sole Leather
Tanners OIL Coppcms. Alum
~Nio and ioHt1 Gnst Bed Cords III Lanes
Leuer Wrtng and Wrapping Paper
Shot tssrrtef Cotton Warn
Pepper Rice. Ginger Stone Ware
Mirarse Candies equal sperrs ia
A GENCN for Wi~tar'- HaIsans o. WA Cb~rrg s,-f
- Rovan'is Improved Tome Mixture. a.
or7 Ne,, a. 40 1s......
HDEAEL pENrRfFtCErhis arucis In tbs iona of,r 1911
pablo reary powder prepared greatest care san
ehca-1us anil agreeable dentfcs having dsnrfhn oar
and ps1sant u'eu cadcaes foui srnov..
rois of ucen decay pohes and preserves ssht
gvesa pearl ise whtsnes and soorbuc b. -.
onr r healthy and preserves IN h~.nb
AMI .rof-frepared anil oti wholesale and fstaH W.
" AfEy'R DrvAI A. co
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WINTER DRY GOODS.

wv ""t.''' ''in't F." M'n 'ud Governor a.
COFfE, SUGAR, BACON, sc.
NDRME Green strong scented Rio Coffee
OBJ un laruWrI
Do 10 upuingn dt
Very Superior OIL yellow Cuba dp
~ Do Do Angu.uta
OBJ 10 d. Java TO
Fnme foro Rico Sugars
10 Cuba Clarified
10 10 Muscovado Sugar.
No bacon sides without Back Bon
DO DO Shoulders
Rcst Howard Street Whskey IN Rsfrsi.
Superior oh Monongiheh do in d.
PUNE No Leaf lard 10 Kees
DO 40 Go-hru butter
Rucswhsat flour In Hnan paetasss For sas b.
~9 WILLIAMS q uANAII
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Chenp! ChcaP!! Cheap!!!
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, Se.-IHOLENILE x
RETAIL.
hANln BURLINGTON wouhi call Of
- customers and buyers generally Root.
Shoes Trunks, &C.. which he selling yery Tor
cash. or to prompt paying customers. lie olc- whole
sale ami retail purchasers, brfor buying strong IN
ducenen will be oerehe receiving from the most approved
Northern AMI Eastern Manufacturers additional supplies OF such
goods A. will render hi stock worthy the
all times and e them that even low
the quality considered by any tie civ The
Trends OF the Late firm OF ID. Burlington give
NINA eau DAVID BURLINGTON,
oe ~ Successor TO d. Burlington Co. Mansion House.
TONS Plaster 500 prime Potaloes ust am
~ we'd per sehr Shetland which VIII be sod
Apply TO Zoe lei RANKIN & wITTLOCK.
BcII-nettIc Kettles.
uST received tine lot Of Bell Meie Preserving kettles Call
- at the sign Of the Mill saw, Main street
&C & RICHARDS & GARDNER.
ANTHRACITE COAL.
USn TONS broken and screened Red Ash
u wv Coal, landing from sehr. Palestine, bv
80 BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
Brass and Iron FOotmen.
FINE assortment Of Brass aud Foo,men superior quail
4 n u for -ao ehsaPby RICHARDS a. GARDNER.
&C 20 Sign IT the Mil Saw, Main Street.
EW CARPET kOOM.J pieces hns scotch Carpets; 40 do
superne do 81 ~ Stair
Linen eooTed linen floor crumb Cloths; Tueed
rety The above goods been bought
geous terms, and will he sod yery cheap by
~ w MEREDITH
ENLEGANT Walters, Tea Trays, Ac.-we have
hL just opened lot OF elegant Tea Trays
ASSORTED all siZes-imrored direct from The
gland and for sale low by RICHARDS Il GARDNER,
III pfF she 81 G.Vu Maj
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-10-12
JOHN RANDOLPH'S RELIGIOUS SENTI-
MENIS

In the course of conversation he told me that in
early lie he had been influenced by the infdelity
which prevailed among many of the leading politi.
clans III Washington, and his iaDaticlsm continued,
with occasional doubtings up TO 1916. In that year,
he said, during severe fit OF sickness he had
workable vision, which completely dyspelled the de-
lusion under which he had previously surrendered
his faith, and ever since he had been firm believer
IN the truths Of Christianity.
questioned him as TO the "yisionn and asked
him if IT was not some imaginary working Of the
BRAIN. lie said No, it was reaiifyn and to prove
this, he showed letter which be had written
f,om his SEX chamber, adore ssed to bosom friend
IN Virginia, in which he gave a circumstantia detail
Of his conversion" In this letter he gave the
very CORDS which uttered in his by his invs
be monitor
This letter. continued he, " contains nothing
but the truth strange II may appear 10 you and II
would make me miserable TO doubt It," H. uttered
this last sentence with much fervor, did not by
either word or look give HIM reason 10 suppose that
doubted the narrative for hold that little super
stiton is vastly better than even mixing of indel-
lty
HIS RErRooF OF AN ATHEIST" Shortly after his
recovery from sickness, in 1876 he dining at the
house Of distinguished politician. with large and
mixed company. Amongst them, TO use his own
words a hoary headed debauchee, whose vices
had petely shattered t const tuiion whose days
seemed to be numbered, and yet, sir lac had the
dacty TO call IN question the existence Of the Deity
presuming suppose, that there many kindred
spirits there. happened 10 sit directly opposite to
him, and felt so Disguised al his lmpety, could not
avoid saying think, sir, you might better have
been Silent the subject, for judging from appear.
you will have in short time ocular prof Of the
power Of that God whose eristence you boldly
question; You afford 10 watt sir, for the few
remaining days of your life and IN common courte-
sy, should not shock the feelings OF Others by the
hibltion Of your blasphemies lie turned pale with
anger and even trembed, but made rejoinder
and the company soon separated We met more than
subsequently, but never renewed our acquain-
lance whether his courage 'brayed DEATH cannot
inform you"
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THE DOOM OF THE CONDEMNED.

We take from the knickerbocker Of October the
following mournfu picture Of prison life. 1t is from
the Editors Table" the most delightful portion of
the Magazine
II the unhappy young man who has recently filed
the journals of the metropolis with the details Of his
folly and crime could before yielding to temptation,
have looked in upon the State prisoners at Sing Sing,
did the other day, surely he would have shruuk
back from the vortex before him. Poor wretches in
ceasel, - their oil-what negaon Of comfort their
whole condition IL was swealteting August day,
bresthe.s aud oPpr ssiye but there no rest for
the eight hundred unhappy conyicts who pliedtheir
never-euGny ta-ks within those walls Steadily
glanccs from half rJ., ID eye,-pale counienauccs,
stamped with meek submission, or cleaning with
poworess hate or mPotont maliSnity-and hard la
Dor, in the fullest were the main feature, of
the stll-he 'ene, we passed. through the several
workshops. But what picture was presented, rs
their occupants swarming into the open court
yard at the sound Of the BELL to proceed their cells
with their dinner From the thick atmosphere Of
The carpet aud rug shops, caynL the clack Of shut
ties the dun thump Uf the weayer's beam,
and the long, confused perspective of cords and
pullies, aud patterns, and muutudnous A." har-
ness they poured forth from murky smithys
sifeamed the imps f Vulcan, grim as tie dark
recesses from which they emerged from doors
which. open upon intermnsble rows of close set
benches, burst forth the knights OF the awl and ham
mer the rub-a-dub OF the cooper's maet the creak
Of las shaving knife, still the stone hammer
was silent; and the court yard was full OF that
striped crew. God Of compassion what sight II
was, 10 see that motley multitude take up IN gangs
their Illuminating march Huge negroes weliering In
the heat were Interpreted among the lines :" hands
crimson with murder rested upon the shoulders Of
beings Young alike IA years and crime the victim of
besusty pressed against the heart-broken tool of the
scathlcss villain aud ALL we're blended IN one re.
yolSlng mass Of trained soldiers OF guilt their thou
sand legs moving as the leg Of man all ia ii.
lence saving the peculiar sound Of the sliding tread
grating not less upon the ear than the ground One
by they took their wooden pals Of dngy and am
phibious looking grub and passed on, winding up
the stairs Of the different stories, and streaming along
the narrow corridors 10 their solitary cells II was
too much for the tender heart of poor b. this long
procession Of the gangs. As they passed on in slow
succession, her p began TO quyer AMI one after
another drops Of pity rolled down her check An
these, SAID She 10 the keeper, had a mother who
looked upon their childhood snd blessed their inno-
ceHce All how many infant feet softer than vel.
vet to the touch have been pressed to maternal Inns
that now shuttle along these prison aisles I"
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From the Petersb,ng ga Rtp,b! can.
TENAS

We are pleased 10 learn that at the dinner given in
Mig William TO Mr.. Hunter, the important, subject
OF the annexation of Texas occupied much Of the
attention of the meeting.
A friend has promised us a sketch Of Mr., Hunters
speech, which bore mainly the necessity Of pre-
venting Great Britain from acquiring any hold on
this important territory
We deeply regretted that it out Of our power TO
attend the King William dinner; and, also, that the
circumstances which hmdered US, occurred al so late
period, that we were unable TO respond IN time to
the kind letter Of the committee We shall endeayor
10 publish the proceedings on Thursday.
In the meantime, give the letter Of Mr. Wise,
addressed to the Committee Of Invitation. We are
proud TO find tins gallant and high-miuded Nrsinan
with this subject. 1t is one on which Patriot
ism should call the whole country TO unite 10 Us
Of the South IT Is one which not only our interest
but safety requires that we should present an I'M
divided front
4 friend in Richmond who agreed with us entirely
in our views said, " but do not let this have any
thing 10 do with the Presidential question - We
asked him Il nc was afraid Of Mr.. Van Buren, y
he said "no, but that the Wings would make capital
out of it," We told him, we say now, on this
question we know no party, but the party Of our fire
sides and our homes the party of our friends our
associates, relations Let it have anything to
do with the Presidential election" not we. All &C.
ton bearing on our domestic Institutions is above
beyond, the party contests Of The day The ties the
duties, the affections they involve, place them ia a
position " here every Southern man should learn
consider, that no other institution compare will
their Importance and that be IS bound by every prn
cipIo Of honor, 10y every association Of feeling 10 lei
them stand alone, eminent above all other consid
crations and commanding from him the most solicit
Gus care, the most ygilant watchlulness, and TIC
most determined support
None need entertain fear that we will ever allow
this question to be mixed up with the principles in
volyed IN the Presidential contest He who is mol
with here, is against us every where. IL We
thought that Mr. Van Buren,, any other Prcsi
dental candidate were unsound THIS vital point
VIC should forget all else, aud he could never re-
ceiye from US aught save the most unreleniing op
position.
Our object at present is to bring the subject fully
to the view OF the pcople-to direct their attention
TO it, when it is clearly before them, to suggest suc
action as may be deemed most requisite.
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PAINTING AND POLICE.

Burglars, robbers, pickpock ets and other gertle-
men OF loose morals have little reason TO regard rhe
graphic branch Of the fine arts with favor since the
ingenuity Of the police has found a way OF making it
useful IN the detection Of offenders The idea orig-
mated, we believe, ia France, where 1t has long been
cuso TO have accurate portraits taken Of such as
are committed to prs after conviction copies Of
which deposited Ia the police archives Of different
citts-whereby, IT is evident, great facilities are
given for discovery and arrest the event Of escape
Of new criminal acs after the expiration OF sen
tcnce The Daguer eotyps is now employed, an
apparatus and an expert" being among the usual
belongings Of each prison establishment The very
features Of a criminal thu, made part end parcel
Of the record IN which his fame is embalmcd and 90
where be will, he discovers too soon for his modesty
that his person Is as well known as bis character.
We can readily under stand that such omnpresent &c.
ebr,y IS at tunes irks0me--that the traveller sighs
for the rep Sc Of obscurity but ii is the plco at
which fame is bought
These reflections have been suggested by a para
graph IN tho Montreal Courier recording the utility
OF portrait 70 tracing the history Of feon.
Our readers will probably reoolloct that man
named Took was arrested and committed TO take his
trial, some time ago or robbery IN Messrs. Mead
Co., the furfies Of this city. The fact that TN,
robbery Was effected IN novel manner, by mean, Of
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OLD DAUPHlN ERECT

HUZZA FOR RAMSEY AND THE TARIFF !.
We give below the returns for Congress IN this
county far received. 1t will he seen that the
triumph of the Democratic Wing candidate is com
plete. The success Of Mr.. Ramsey in the Harris
burg District is most signal II Is evidence of the
high estimation in which he is held by the people in
his own home, and is of the most natering test-
monia, OF their confidence in his worth That could
be offered him. 1t is due TO his numerous rIend OF
the Democratic party To state that ms large majority
in the District is manly to be attributed 10 the warm
and ardent support which he received from the
young active, and liberal minded Of that party.
We grateful for their favors upon this occasion,
and will greet them most cordially into our ranks
next fall, when unfurl TO the breeze ue flag of
Harry OF the West and Protective Tauh, under
which we hope again TO lead them to yctory.
The following are the returns so far received,
with The vote OF last year for Senator:
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PENNSYLVANIA ELECTION.

The Philadelphia Inquirer (Whis) received
this morning, seems to think that the black ball
started in Tennessee, Maryland, and Georgia,
has rolled through Pennsylvania al-o. This is
Uhig belief.
The Wing candidate for Mayor has been
elected in The city by majority OF 265o votes.
Last year the Wing majority was zoos.
The Wig candidate for sheriff in Phlladel-
phia county and city, is said 10 be elected by
1000 ma joriiy If this be SO it is strange.
The Philadelphia Wing candidate for Con-
gress is elected, Of course.
The Wing candidate, for Assembly are elected.
The Wing candidate for Select and Common
Council is elected.
la the lst District, T.. J. Morris (Clay) has
been elected TO Congress over McCuIly (Dem.)
This has always been Democratic District.
The Inteligencer says c. j. Ingersoll has been
defeated by his Wing opponent! We cannot
b lieve ii.
We have none but Uhig accounts The fol-
loving is copied from the Harrisburg Intelgen-
Ger Extra Uhig:
From the Harrisburg HieiGgsneer- Extra
HARRIsBuRG, Oct IL, ls43,
infa Al
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From lie RnnnLn Gnrelie.


Our OF HIS BEAT.-An ofiice-hoder under
the General Government at Erie, Pa, recently
paid our city a visit on clectioneering business
in favor of General REED, The Wing candi
date for Congress in that district. During
his stay here, he either wrote, or procured
the writing and insertion of long editorial
in the columns Of the Commercials advo-
eating the claims Of General REED, and de-
nouncing the Democratic candidate and parry in
Erie and esew here. We were aware that this
gentleman was Wing, and using all his infu-
ence to promote the interests OF Mr.. Clay and Of
his party. So long he stad at home, it was
not our business TO notice the matter. But
when he comes on 10 our ground, as the open
and avowed enemy Of ID, mocracy, and Of the
Administration, and the firm supporter Of Wing
candidates and Wing principles, we take the
liberty Of hntiug that his services could be dis
pensed with 10 the important Office which he
COW fills, and that another could be selt cted,
who, If he must interfere in elections, would not
lsc his exerlions to Ia war the ,alutary mea sures
the appointing power, and render TIE Admin
stralion obnoxious TO the charge OF Keeping ac-
We Wing pauIsans IN Office, while protesting to
'ct with the Democracy Of the county NUs
rerrons.