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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

-g:suar wfnte a letter to the Postmaster
4aar,al, enclosing petition from East
.em 'sler, asking for a new Post Office,
nd the appointment; Of a Postmaster
rhu epiStle is marked by more real halt :
bred vulgarily, Than we have for long
lime seen in the public press,-We &C
casionaly find d coarse out-and>out vul-
gar ottack, and sometimes a keen, cutting,
malignant article; but it is not often that
we find a member Of Congress flourish
ing razor with bone saw edge, and
looking as if he thought his laccration
sntitnG:
NEWPORT, N. H. May s, 1913,
S.E--At the request Of several Of lie
iuhab tants OF The town Of LGmpstcr, n
-. send you the enclosed i,elition for
llg establishment Of & new post office at
=, Lemps ler and the appointment Oft
POSTMASTER. The petition is respectfully
signed by individuals Of both political
pa lies, and the request they make for the
establishment OF post Office is reasona-
bic, and in M opinion should be granted,
rs East l.empsier is very near the centre
ron'n from Cilsum 10 G oshen, at the poin,
Of Intersection by that part of the route
from C,aremont via Lempster to Boston.
This is the hWA about the matter, al
though / do not suppose that sucn con-
sideraiion would influence gow oBici0I
..,,rec in ,r5oJ;ou 10 it, | make tins re-
nrrs,nIntion in regard to the site Of the
',,,,scd office, because nv constituents
,,,'}.n an. Interested rcouas, me to make
!, ,,, b.cense expect or wish 10 have
vow owe any heed to NV suggestions,
I,y;ng now no C,vors TO ask Of you, in
,.nrr oa;c;,, cooaci,v a, least.
,rho s;cners Of the nc,ilion also request
,nc ,n add NV rccnnnendalion to their
n,~, for tho snnui,tlnent of Mr.. Samuel
u ranll.;,s IN the Office of Postmaster.
r. W. ,To,e an hancst trne-hearied demo-
cr,, ? sbayi5 scor9 10 do il. Humble as
! I., IN tho nnliljcpl word, ! gould not
,,aw for reasons vhich YOU can readily
understand. recommend a friend for Of
t;cc 70 ,,ou or ony of The corrupt and rcn-
~ cj;oye uLo constitute tie present al
,pinjsIratioa speak politically, and
oc,,,h.,S use anply to the admins
,r,,,nr asa whole. and not indlylduallv,
and of course exempt yourself from their
supyica,ion.
In !, relation 10 MIR, CaulkIns, it is
su(lirien, 10 say that be is one OF the lhree
mn rcnfgodrs IN the to~n Of Lempser,
and. therefore. Il tcry proper mGn for yo~
r. ayp4igt. lie possesses the very quail
,jyal,ous for which the members oi Ihe
u..,ert Administration yourself excepted
e ~..sl distinguished, viz: Neuchery 10
r., y,jncirlrs Qnd his parig-and, there
tore. must be an acceptable acquisition to
tie corps Of office holders uuuer The com
mnnd Of Can't. Tyler. hope you will
aproinl him, sir. ior know of no man
lcgqabouts Who would present the adj
so well always excepting
,oucselrl in their two leading character |
ist,cs, viz dcsiituiion Of prncjple and po- !
iriro2 rrnrgadim. Your late appoint
licn!s in this vicinity have all been Of the
ul,ya hluc LIGHT fedora! stamp of pollt-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

aSThe Richmond Star has the fol-
lowing:-"lt is said that sculptor is
about to make bust of Captain Tv-
Ter. 1t our private opinion, that the
Captain has already made bust Of him
self"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03
r. III Il G ECIH4 EETG

+ SNOW.-We have heard from several
sources, that snow fell in tins neighbor-
hood on Thursday; we saw none.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

fE.T'he remains Of Sir Charles Bagot,
late Governor General of Canada, left
K ing ton on Wednesday 24lh uII. for
New York, where they will be placed
land.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

g. The article headed ''Loc"focoism
aud Repudiaiion," on our first page last
week should have been credited to the
Louisville Journal.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

a$Tcmpcrance Meeting in the Court
House tonight Address by the Rev.
Mr.. Shields. Come ye out and hear him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

6 See notice Of protracted meeting at
the Presbyterian Churches, at the Head of
Christiana and Newark
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

The Madisonan denomnates the re
ported change in the General Post Office
but an idle rumor.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

GREAT MAN GONE.-NoAu WEBSTER,
LII. d, well known as the author of an Eng
lish Dictionary, and one Of the most distinguish
ed scholars Of the time and country, died at New
Haven, Conn. on Sunday last in the s5th year
of his age.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

CounttrJeu y otcs.-A number of spu-
rious S3 notes, purporting to be Of the
Princeton Bank. New Jersey, are in cir
culatlon.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

Com. f. w. Moore, of the Texas navy,
is a native Of Alexandria, d. G. lie was
formerly an officer in the L. S. Navy.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

THE DENTON pEARL.-IfJ. II, Emerson
editor of the Denton PEARL want from us al ex
PLANTATION of any thing we have said, he can seek
for it in any way that ''seemoth good IN his
sight"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

The subscriber being aware of the hardness OF
the times and the great scarcity of money, feels
disposed to sell his work at prices that will suit
the convenience of all who may wish to pur-
chase.
Undertaking. He also informs the public, that
he is prepared 10 make at the shortest notice,
CoFFINS of every description. He has also
also first rate ilEARSE, which will enable
him to discharge all duties in this line of bls,-
ness, which will be done, whenever MS Services
are required LEVI r. 3UUADEN.
hmm. z
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

The fall that is most likely to injure a
PERSONS brain is--to fall in LovE-ol
LIQUOR.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

The weather during the week has been
raw aud cold as November-very severe
on Vcgcianun- corn particularly.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03
COEAsls4lle's Sale.

aSl virtue Of aUrIt OF Flen Facias issued
by T. c. Lnsby. one Of the Justices of
the peace Of the state Of Maryland, ia and
for Cecil county, at the suit Of Black &
Brother, against the goods and chattIes,
lands and lenements Of Thomas Logan
(of Wm.) and to me directed have seiz-
ed and taken into execution all The right,
title, interest and estate, at law and in
equity of the said Thomas Logan, (of
Wm.) in and to all that house and lot,
whereon William Logan, Senr. now re-
sides, containing 10 acres more or less,
adjoining lands of Geo p Whitaker aud
others, and ! hereby give rolice that on
Saturday the 9th day of June inst, at IL
O'Clock. NJ. at the house of Mrs. Lum,
in North East, will offer for sale the
above described property to the highest
bidder for cash to satisfy said writ.
CHS. L. F. FOSTER, Const.
June 3rd lGi3--ts
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

sr@lIc who has no respect for the feelings O.
others, should not complain when ike dlsres-
pect is shown towards him.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

GA lady between sixty and seventy
years of aye was examined the other day
in a court at New York, aud on being
askc how old she was, replied that she
was over twenty!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03
CABIN ET-W ARE-ROOM,
In FIKTON

IL FLKToN.
FsTlIE subscriber, thankful for past favors,
u wonld respectfully inform his friends and
the public in general, tbIl he rs SIN carving On
the above BUSINESS at Tic OIL STAND. rr.r,.
opposite toc iwo'jug Of Edward wilson Esar.,
where lie has coas.sa..Y on hand large ana
general assortment OF
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

GA learned Doctor has given his
opinion that tight locing is public ben
eft, as it kills off the foolish girls and
leaves the wise once for women. A learn
cd Doctor, that!
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03
"EVERY LVCH A TVHTG.n

Desperate efforts were made by the
Tyler Locofocos to effect the removal of
Cyrus Edwards, Postmaster at Alton, III.
Having heard Of the foul means which
were used against him, he promptly re-
iuted the charges, and then resigned his
oihcee' In announcing his resignation he
concludes, thus:
J conclude with the declaration that,
THAT which | was am; and that which
am shall remain'--a Wing, a whole
Wing, and nothing bat a Wing.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03
.HDAHgS ssEI r.

'HNliE Gentlemen Of Elk,on and its vic-
~ niy are respectfully informed lhat
Uifl'om Henry Stcwart. fashionable bar
Der from Baltimore, has taken the sh Cd
recently fitted up in the basement story of
Mr. Foard's Hotel, where he will be plea
sed to wait upon any who may want their
beard shaven, or their hair trimmed.
n. Bile will wait upon gentlemen
at their residences. June 3. 1913.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

DIR. Theopholis Fisk notorious when ar
pearing on the lapis Of life as a gay 10th
ario-lhen universaIist preacher-and
afterwards Lccofoco Editor in the town
of Portsmouth, Virginia-s now preach,
ing on Mesmerism, and illustrating the
beauties of the science by picturing, in
vivid style, the effect it had on President
Tyler Selma (.lla.) Free ProsS.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03
The Bostonians are making great pre-.

The Bostonians are making great pre-
variations for the accommodation of yisi-
tors on the 17lh inst. A cheap dinner is
to be given at Fanueil Hall on the occa-
sion, the tickets TO which are only S5n!
OF course that dinner will be paroni2ed
if some Of the patrons have to go without
dinner for six months to come.
Bali. Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03

BALI. AIlNkEr.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1843-06-03
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Return 'eIll.

II certain person don't return a Ger
tain pair Of boots. he'll hear thunder,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02
AN HONEST LOCO.

We invite special attention 10 the FL
lowing e1iract frnm The PEN ofIhe Editor
Of The Colun bus iGeo) Erqni e'; one who
has heretofore entertained great notions
aud talked largely oil Free Trade, and
gone his death sgsinst aImo', any kind
uf Tariff. hui bis eyes have been
orened. aud like . msn, he confrs,es tie
corn. Hear him.
FOR ourselves W are not ashamed
70 roufess that We have fsirly come over
to Mr.. Clsy's doctrinFs, as exposed in
his very clear and eloquent speeches in
The Senate Of the United States We
used to be tolerabIy hot headed nullIfer
in our boyish dsys, when our heads were
turned inside out by the eit'ering bautls
81 an imprselicsble iIse trade system,
which We were fol enough to think
Thin the range Of possihil ties. But We
may 30 well confess that our free trade
notions are booked upon At this presen, 81
he ragaries Of an ondely sxtiej Imagi'
nation. The thing is utterly impossible
Ii 10 one Of The things Tia, ought TO be
but cann0,-until all nations see eye Il
eyr-snd re'al,story lar'f. afordinl
Incidental pro,ccti 10 home manuiac
lures. is the Only hing ,tat can save u
IRON bring saien Up budscIously by 10
reign S ates"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

hirh-suulfd nd . li-ssET 6firg plhtoiisR,
bis s1iHsul sFTSsoss ed sRnsisnl etFs.
non q be enansry. k,s mstly md lefsid
slrsusnes. sarias % skfeb Fl Pslds h ne
hearts d Ma eeasirynss. bsi gu ma.
ahsI name shall .t.nd snblsE snec q let
lsrs 81 gold upoa ne sscuaeLsoa d fsmf.
ne wsEh.osd 81 LsbsIiy. he iasPalse
sign1l 10 miil,ons Il lIssmsn sho Tally
Undsr Il 10 sustsin .oUK COUNTRY, oIR
TALON, AND ONR coNsTITNIaoA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

The tine uf The Van Buren, journals To-
ward those who pref,r Mr.. Calhoun fer
tie Presidency ls becoming more bitter
and threatening. The Ev.nng Pos, of
yesterday warns Mr.. Calhoun thai il he
friends are much longer allowed 10 urge
his claims With 90 much violence and de
term,nauon. he viii be likely 10 lose tie
hope oI The support Of The democracy Of
Iii. State al any future period. und'r al
no., any possible contingency This is
an echo Of The thre>t nl tie Democratic
Review. thar If Mr.. Calhoun did no, with
draw nos aud allow Mr.. Van Buren, 10
walk over the course az bis friends de-
sire, he should never receive the support
OF the Loco Focos hereafter. This seems
h. be the plan nov sdopte., and We shall
probably soon have general declaration
Of war by the Van Buren, seciion against
Mr.. Calhoun, unless he Withdraw bis
name from the LIS, If ctndld ties TO be pre-
sen,ed a, the National Convention. We
shall see what Mr.. Cslhoun's friends have
10 say 10 this. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02
frsn - IIlsLlaaa M.nsaEsr.

A n.lvEsl eject u lhs Psoirrilse pnli-
ey of the Wings. II Pesmansncy can be
gwen Il. wIIl Be 10 sl.hdrsw much csPl-
"a Iran Agr,esl,aEsl lasssiasnis, rsPs-
eislIy N he SosIh. 1hs however ~a1ld
not Be Ihs case. ss he Fee Traders a.
lses. because our system has > tendency
70 eepIsss The Agricultural interest; but
because that bssnrh Of industy with %.
10 .lfesdy depressed By The disparity be
tween Tie ensnliiy Of cotton raised snd
IhstIor hlch Ihels 10 demand. APsI-
msnenl iudiesons tariff woud open nsw
business Coz investment. and establish -
Mt. Grsely says. :. tie easillbfium be.
.tsesn Asurullure and ManulaciuIss."
The lev prTs0ns N ilis Ss.uih she hsrs
20 ahllshsd cotton factories have ioul u. -
Car. lhem decided sdssn,sge therein. u
eapilsls hid asssFanes that the isillf would
moi be disturbed. manufacturing would
become an extensive business IN all the
Southern s ales. and he unaeney bring
10 dimluHsh the qusntiy Of cotton produe-
ed. the price would naturally be snhanc.
I'd. This would be something gained.
aud Ihs eslsblishmeai Of Factory markets
for al soIlsol sgrie.. .Ursl produce would
be an Immense advantage 10 DOR small.
grain grow ing lsrmeu. BY some too, Il
would be considered desidsrafHn, 10
crealc--ss the establishment III msnufse-
lures ala avs does ereae--s demand IoE
the labor Of poor females. ~ho else hnd
il hard 10 live. though willing 10 work,
Il makes wsIk, fairly pre6hbls work,
far ,his class Of consumers.
But while there - uncertainty IN regard
70 the p..licy Of The Government. .por
,his question, II aust be sxpscIsd ira
uen ol capital wIll be very 10Th In en-
bark in the business. A Fee Trade
Congre,s. though neser likely to Assem-
bic, might sink millions in an hour. sn'
therefore those who can. will not ,tniur'
until the country shall have decided FOL
IL whether IL will nalhtsin us pTo,ee
I'VE policy. llowsver II may decide, u
dsclslon will be made upon The fullest &c
formation. The friends oi Protection Or
speaking, writing. and printing for ih
whole country; 50 are The Free Traders
aud sven u the South. the people beRr
now 10 get lillle VI the Protection
side Of the question. With two year
more experience. we shall not be sfrsi
to 20 even 10 them, for decision Of ih
qusstton. o.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

Ilill.horsush. oet, 3rj, isi3.
Gentiemen:-I have had the honor OF
RECEIVING , our leLr Of The 2sIh OH. tea
deIing me The compliment IL public
d inner 10 e given IN tie Town d ii 'l'lax
on the 20Ih Of The pres nj month, or 81
any other time winch NAV better suit my
convenience. N.lhing, assure you,
gentlemen. would give me greater plea
sure than to meet, o. &C more, The wings
Of the county oil llalisx. and 10 return 10
them. in person. ny thanks for the hand
some support they gave me in the late
Congressional election. Bul circums'sn-
&c, compel me TO forego The pleasure .!
Ibis lime. AZ you have truly remarked
IN Your ieuet. l WAS called upon BY my
friends in this Congressional dlsinei "
make some sacrifice Of personal c"'nl"f''
aud lat vas OF snll more Importance 70
me. OF much time u canvsss Tor seS'
10 Cor grsss, or rather. 10 advocate NOSE
etca, msa. utes oil na,onal policy. upon me
success 81 ~h eli, We believe. ibe pio'pe.-
r,ty Of our country depends. MS !
CHI, erfully did. holding il 10 be TIE d"'y
of every Wing, irln deemed Necessary
10 max. these. or II nstd be. much aFea-
ter sacrifices in so holy cause. Il NV
s.rvice,ate deemed important, they sho0'"
he cheetfully rendered. Taking this view
Of the matter, when unexpectedly s"u
vi scarce a mrmsn,'s warning, cSI'e"
upon 10 do so. with g'e"t teinc'S"''
but without hesitation, took The p's. o.
sigred me, drmrmit ell 10 usetVery en"'
in my power to ensure tie success OF wv
Wbiy cause IN this District.
/ A, the termination Of The canvas NY
professional ,Iut e. rallied NE from h"",'
and, until The last week, have dema"u,
cd III my time. leaving me but '''"e "
devote /, my family. U,dsr iEess =" i
cums,ances | hope shall be p''o0"'N
Tor declining the honor yon piop"s.' ,,
! Permit me. gentlemen. To thank .""
| lur the m .nner sou have executed ."e ~"
~ imposed upon you, and acrepi a''"
RANGES of the regard and esteem o, wv"
ir,sLd aud OBJ. Servant. go
Mcssrs. Thomas 0usLy Joynef, y" Val,
l.ana, n. y. Mogtt. 10 !. z. b'nu' ~
j i.w.a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

1runat HF'F. W los i 3 HnfL -.
80 = lsii = ~ dissI palasasfn', nllhsnEa
ssroa pasifd Il ; = sFu'. e AZ ,,Lf
risnsy q uhirt essEy oas asst Is,l sld
srksoaistg>.
IL ealing ~. Nssh h % slmasl hare
les SID. Ihs Wings 81 III. ds.ls.ei. ne
sdmil. 1sas hes.y drsl. - bash Ma lius
and talents; huI Rrssr sas Bsnkss's shssk
more promptly scesflsd. o Psid is psr.r
con.
The rspiy 81 III. Nash. uhile il III.
closes he eissatrd no'isss ' harh p.oar,.
"a his PARTY - enaFr re suvrsie, ana
himself. 81 their rall. Il lead he a..
Taign. sxhihIls lie iEss feelings II 1 ~,
Wig; and luslishss sa exsnple n at
desonon, fcr noble fnds. shieh WI n.
rays eemmsnd sdmnasian. shd ms,
sralfnauy command sssrsss. II, neal.
eUUrsse and ability wnh ~hlfh. IN sreu.
mont. be met and ossIlhrss be rompe.
iilor vii MOI be fasRollrn; sne those = 10
Ifselsd 10 cal him In de,is.on, che Or.
srgs Sspling. By lhis liae are eoEyine, a
ILsl ~ Ibe least be makes no.t unples,.
AM Shilslah.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

Jacks n and Litsrty."-A gentle
man recently returned tom Baltimore
broueh, up specimens Of he ballots u.ed
by .hs tao par.les in that CITY at The re
cent eloctioa for the Assemb'y Of Mary
land. The Locofoco ticker has at lie top
a clumsy wood eut. containing likeness
Of Gen. Jackson. hi kory tree, aud an
Irish harp. over which is scrnll inscrib.
cd wii, :. Jackson and Liberty" ~ hes.
Wy capitals. Wshste be ard that in " old
Berk-." IN Pcnnsy lsania, the " demo-
erst." are &c. vot,ng for ], fIerson, tui
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

MaT. 4. Bryan brought down ys-,er.
day, on The Huntsville. an enormous .kc-
Teton witch he found IN Benton county,
Missouri. lie has neariv all The parts.
and 10 taking ito New Orleans. and from
there H. The Eastr,n ciiss. Tie sktie-
ton is d'lIeren, from any thar hs. been yet
discoseIed. aud weighs about 4 500.
81. Louis Register.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02
From the Roanoke Republican.
THE DiNsNER TO MIR. NASH.

In our last We announced tie very nn-
selcome intelligence TIA, M. Na'hhad
frlI himself constrained 10 ircIlne the din.
ner which The Wings Of ibis county hal
trnde.ed 10 h,ni. We publish ~ his ia.
,er tie letter oisDsita lon, aad III e %.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02
CORRESPONDENCE.

haaiaK. 20 70. 1888.
Dear Sir.--Ws La.e he hunor IL "A.
dress you on behalf Of the whif party a
The ropnly OF HALIFAX. 1he haze ~Itnr.,.
I'd with admiration and delight yeur gal.
lsnl aud successful slfess IN sppparI 81
Wing principles and asssarss. xhWh
they sincersly believe 10 be ihssparsbIy
connected y i'm the henor. wslisle. and
best interests Of the country. Az The Cub.
srnslorisl election lee, yssr. Dsnoers,.
ie msjoTily al sigL. hundIsd spd loriy
four sss oblsiusd in the eoun,iss now
composing The seventh Congressional
district ss arrsneed BY he Last Deuornt.
ie General Assembly under sn uriu,t
and infamous sys,en u Gerry m.nderlbs.
This msjaIiiy - Overwhelming. none o.
%, no, even The mosl sanguinr. had any
hope % expectation 81 overcoming. Ysi
Al The call Of your isllos citizens. with The
most rsiriolic devotion 10 the welfare Of
your country. highly hunnrsble 10 your
character. you snlersd the Geld Of pnIll-
cal d,scvssisn wi,h your competitor. and
for two months, abandoning yosr business
and The sndes.msnu oil home, most ally
and successfully ,u.tainsd Wing prinri.
Pies before ,hs pso,l.; aud by aIgunenls
end facts. the most satisfactory and con.
sincinf. You reduced The Democratic ma.
jorily 10 the di,iliel 10 me bundled aud
tifty Eve. -.-...
Without the hope ofbsing elected 81 The
commencement ~ The canvass. yUu Rss-
nanimously and dlsin,sIes,edly made grsa,
sacrifices tor The s.ke Of principles and
measures which you. 10 COMMON 9th The
great Wing party. held 10 be Of ,il.! I'M
pUrisnce 10 The lasting wsllsre Of our be-
loved conntr,; end your Wing ,brslhsrn
Of Hsl,iax county deem IL 81 aud bseom-
ing tia, ,hsy should offer you some ies,i.
monial Of the high esllmsiirn in whirh
they regard The ysry signal service you
have rendered the Wing cause, and Of The
g,ssi r,spsc, and esteem which they feel
Tor you rersanslly. Animated BY the,e
considerations. we 40 their organ. tender
you the conpl,men, Of . public dinner q.
ihi. place on Fnday the ooh day Of nsIi
mop,h, Or ~ such other time - ynu may
designate. Mach and respectfully your
friend aud obi SsnL
THOMAS nUsBY.
A JOINER.
! WM. l.. LONG.
R0Bf. G. BOND.
d. r. MOORE.
! DOC. IRWIN.
uESRr X. NAsH. Esq hlIlsborough, N. c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

In The LEGO Fncn Di.uicting OF PEN
MS, l'ania f"r Memhsrs 81 Congress, alter
iwo bills hid been vetoed brcsuss they
cave the Wings some part Of chance.
Il was calculated th.t the Wing counties
If Adams. Dsuphin. Uainn, SoRer,tt, 10
da, a, and Erie. lad Ill been bur ed under
such load oil I.ocofnccism TIA, they could
never see ia, light agaIn. But they have
thrown il of The frsi trial. and each has
chosen good Tartf Wing IL tie nexl
Congress. II The l.ncos could only la, Q
piled something black aud heavy upon
.Meghany, she would have hohnred in
stead Of d,sgraclrg hfr.elf. Never nlint
she must do double duly IL 1914.
". i. Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-11-02

IN Ersn,pls J0r Asckaniea.-Ths
National InlelllssSssr gisss from eof-
respondent. lhe following brlsf history u
|. senIlsnaa abe has ja.i been elected 70
Csngrsss 10 Psnnsy lsanis. u q 40 hoE-
or.bls 10 han &c u % sneoursging 10 MT
ehsnies every - here:
.slsxcnder Ramssy.-The gsntl'nan
has bssn slseled % Congress iron lhs
Harrisburg district Of Psnas, lvsn'a. Tea
years ago he wss sofling 81 bis trade 90
. iaurneynsn carpenter. Shortly altsr he
wess lor gear o. lso 10 he Manual Ls-
bpr Collsas n Easlon, ahsIe. lhoufh
wolkiag his lhrre hours per tlrm % 10
trade 10 dslrss bis expenses. 10 nsds 70.
old progress IN his siuciss. lie lsii The
INSTITUTION before gIsduanng. very probe
bly, lron uaai 20 ~eans 10 pursue bis,ia
dies luther. lie subsequently, taught
school lor season, and shsa studied lsw
under Judge Reed. 81 Carlisle. Tie ws'
Animated 20 ihe bar in The year 1899. Tse
wears since be uss elected clerk 70 the
House fRsprsssn,sn.ssOiP enns, lysnis
aud served 40 surh fsr one year. lie u
probably not over 30 yssrs Of age: %
man Of strong and vigorous I'M. llsci: snt
10 so much esteemed Tor bic personal gooS
qualities by those Who have known Lia
iron hs youth. ihs, in bio native dishie
| (isrrisbsrgl Ne ran neatly three hUEdrs'
votes ahead Of HE ticket.