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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16
DIR. spoHN's ELEXIR OF HEALTH,

for the certain preventonof Fevers or any general
sickness keeping the stomach in most perfect order,
the bowels regular, and determination to the
face Colds, Coughs pains in the bones, hoarseness,
and Dropsy are quickly cured by it. Know this by
trying
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

DETERS' COUGH LOZENGES are now rapid
ly supersedng all other preparations for the re-
lief of Coughs, Colds Asthma, Whoopng cough,
lightness OF the Chest Bronchitis and similar pull
monary affections.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
SALVE.-The most extraordinary remedy ever in
vented for all new or old BURNS AND SCALDS
and sores, and sore EYES 1t has delighted thou
sands 1t will take out all pain in ten minutes, and
no failure. 1t will cure the PILES.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-08-16

Peters Cordial Lozenges are specific for the re-
lief Of nervous sick head che lowncss of spirits
or melancholy, languor and debility, either from pre-
yous disease too free living, tremors spasm of the
stomach, irritabty Of the nerves. hyserical alice
ton drowsness cholera morbus sense of fatigue and
papItation of the heart. From their eflicac, in the
rlief of headache they called by many the Head
ache Lozenges.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
RICHMOND DAILY WING.
TUESDAY MORNING. MAY > lsIa.

IL Now that the election and before the result
is known 1t not be deemed improper express the
hope that neither Of the great parties Of the State will
longer permit themselves be used by the who
foo honest and TOO pure with either of them. We
respect a who honestly differs with us, and
his opinions; and believe the Democrats do the
by the Wings But for the Puiss-who either have
not intellect enough to form opinion who have not
the independence express tive enter
tain any very exalted admiration. Such men, if afflicted
with imbeci;y of mind. fit for public station; If
wanting in independence, unworthy Of trust and in
either contingency they ought be discarded by both of
the great parties which divide the country Certainly these
parties should suffer this handful of men, with the
insulting aectauon Of superhuman purity to hover upon
the skirts Of both and plumber either opportunity offers
This Cotcboyism has been reduced sysem and 1t Is
stop put it. We hope The Wings If they
the ascendant will upon this principle We prefer
infinitely Democrat who proves his honesty, by no, being
ashamed and his opinions toOne-(whether
he call himself Wing noD whose principles vary with
msoritics and who is Wing, OF Democrat or Cowboy
o all three, according TO his interest.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
NEW YORK POLITICS

The news from Washington has created something Of
sensation among the Office Holders and the Office Seekers.
Mr. Webster going, gone, ms friends Office they
will have 10 20 also. The Loco FOcos however whose
personal allegiance Calhoun Van Buren, hangs rather
loosely upon them and IN whose politics there nothing
oyaify, elaed Mr.. Webster being gone, his W hg
influence OF the way they reason, that Mr.. Tyler will
zeaousy the Democracy and that therefore,
there will be chance for The socaIed "Oid Hun.
kers" the contrary, thst the Conservative Van Buren,
men, are not at all pleased with these Every
part OF Mr Tyler that skaters the loyalty Of their
party they deem treason 10 them. The that Mr.. Ty
Ter would I'LL the post Of Secretary VI State with lea
ding democrat" IN their eyes quite alarming but this
alarm Is somewhat queled to-day By rumOr that M
Lcgare Is 20 be acting Secretary II State.
Ii Is almost impossible for strangers keep up with the
inherent designations New or parties often ci,
and may therefore, bo necessary explain iie upon
the present state OF ans things. The called Dem.
ocrucy" IN New ork has divided iie into Barn 5urnes
and Conservative the Conservative -tegmalsng portion
OF their party with tho name OF Barabumer- and the Barn
burners retOrtng with the cry Of "COnserauyes Thus
Col ouns the noted L1coiyco radical stgmauzes the
Albany Argus with the eptlet Conservative and the A-us
insiuuas that be- is Bam5urner. Besides these divisions
there are Calhoun men, and tue Johnson men, as
well as Van Buren, Nua Buren, move. csp trap Of
the Resolution extraordinary signing Ho'sHs roeHs all meme
names 10 MS Iole quasi aJniuauDn, seeuiIgy committed
all these men, or these mems HIm. Rebellion, how
eyer has already broken Tammaay Hs!. The Pew
ter Muggers 'he sDcaed young Democracy imitation
u young France whose head quarters Pewter Mug
are trying strength Wh "the old Hunker-" Of the regular
Tammsny Hll. The question o. issue is the May Con
ytnOn ~ 1874 or the November Il lsI4. HG0rssent Of
the late d0Ings NJ Albany Tepudi1ii0n The Pewter
Huggerz sympathI-Iug with Calhoun hope that Web
sier 10 leave the Cabinet Tyler vail irorgthen them
The old Hunkers per contra ready denDunce every
democrat tina; kc- office under Tyler. Similar divisions
o1tmo or less throughout the State upon grave questions
Of principle. The st1p.ai, knockdoWn, and cry.down
principles Of "he Barn-buuors" shock he old Conserya
ives, whose prudence and temponsnR for twenty years
kept and governed the State. Van Buren, u keep both
wings Of tie party 10 line has made his Grand Marshal
OF me b'fnblnng wing whiehe himself not IN the front
rank but IN tent under the baggage Wagons wishes
seem % lead the Conservative wing The Albany Atlas j.
the John Van Buren, speaking trumpet the Argus hun
bred headed oracle that keeps all hundred tongues
going, that in Babel confusion known tongue j. spok-
en- OF all, u the Conservative organ Of the day.
". y. EIDyess.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
LovIyGsroN, April Goth, 1913.
To the Editors Of the Wig:

L7viNGSToN, April goth, lSi3.
To the Editors Of the Wig:
Gentlemen-I have concluded give you short sketch
Of passing You and your readers that
DR. Logon, nominated by the Democratic party
in this county candidate for the Legislature declined
u canvass Mr. John J. Coleman then nominated and
accepted but after canvassng the county for three
weeks declined also. These gentlemen no doubt saw
that worthy representative, Mr.. Frederick VI. Cabe
had strong hold upon the confidence and affection OF
the people be successfully opposed and that the majority
of the Wing party great be rcomeb fair
and honorable means.
But another effort be made by the Democrats par
~ and within little more than short wcck, Mr.. Ca
bell be- prostrncd and the Wing party, having
majority o about one hundred, be demolished. In this
extremity of the party, they cast about find individual
suitable the emergency aud after deliberations
s1lcmuy determined ;at their worthy and distinguish.
ed leader, FLOYD l.. Whitehead, the only man compe
q the OCCASION aud worthy Ut distinguished hon.
Accordingly, ne announced their candidate,
and Immediately starting, denouncing the pro.
mncnt Of the Wing party, and charging them with
incorporating the tax bill and attempting carry the
election by misrepresentation deception AID fraud To
color his assertions he procured from Whig who was
uuniom-d and ignorant upon the subject certificate that
Mr. Cnhr had told HIM. that the Legislature had raised the
county levy, well as the taxes This certificate he read
and commented upon in public speech. lie knew that
Mr.. Catc would he did pronounce 1t - be utterly
false. The that IL doubt misunderstood Mr.
Cabel But that Mr. Cabcl should thus dcnounce II was
enough for Mr.. Whitehead. The man was n Wing and
lived in a strong Wing neighbohood, and part of the
county where Mr.. Cnbe much personally known
and the preudces Of the people in this neghbor-
hood against Mr. Cnbc very desirable object; and to
effect IT, this contemplate trick resortcd to- The very
face Of the certificate showed tho the misunderstood Mr.
Cabel II is by this and such like the nope en-.
tertained Of overcoming the Wing majority in this county
but all such efforts will rccoi upon the authors. We
high spirits and shall carry the county with handsome
iory. Goggin gave Gilmer drubbinR
last Monday. TRUE WING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02

Messrs Editors Perhaps you would be pleased 10 hear
Of Of the dongs in the County OF Greene in the pre-
election. The morning opened proptousy, but owing
few dashng showers between IL o'clock and evening"
the Locofoco majority Of Commissioners oyerruled the
Wing Commissioners and continued the Polls open. The
Wings protested rgans the unhcnrd Of proceeding enter
ed their protest upon the Poll Book and Withdrew from
oil future management Of the election. By this mdnGuvre
they will perhaps drag out reluctant few, who, their
expression wall be virtually forced for n man.
whom they take choice OF evils. But such party
drIl here That they oboy-nnd the un!ucky
wight who happens ihwau their wishes.
Tie probable majority here will be about 100 We are
sangnine Of Goggin's election. More anon
F. s. Majority in Madison, owing the active inter-
ference Of their late Representative and keeping the Polls
open, will be about 400. Yours &c.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02

The Wing members of the New York Legislature have
put able address the people of the State passing
review the great questions of public They con-
clude in the following significant terms:
1.-The Wing party of the Union hopefully awaits the day
when unweared and unbroken shall rally to the
II Sii, bearing proudly their banner the name
the great and Of country and age
n name which the Infatuated mulevoencc
the reckless caumny dare couple with treachery
dissmulation-wih incapacity, wrongor dishonor.
Under the banner OF that great will the
Vf le+o vNndruv themseNco 10y triumphs, from the
foul ISLANDERS and bitter OF their enemies. And the
bengnnnt results fondy and Justly anticipated from the
Presidency Of Gen. Harrison, but blighed by his death
shall be than realized under the ascendancy Of the
profound ability the ripe experience aud anscendant civic
genius of HENRY CLAY"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
10 "a, Editors Of "a, Whir.

MARrINsBuEG, April 29th, ~.
Conference.-The election in this county Thursday lest
has resulted the choice of both OF the Wing candidates for
the House Of Delegates. by average majority Of thirty
three. Charles James Faulkner. Esq., the Wing candidate
for Congress however, leads his opponent Mr. Lucas, by
the very handsome majority OF l2l Our opponents made
desperate struggle TO storm and take" old Berkeley
this contest they have been deceived notwihstand
ing the efforts made by them unparalleled in the cleo
ton annals of the county.
BY contrasting MIR Faulkners majority with the majority
for the Delegates you will perceive he has made very large
vote, and assure his majority would have been much
larger had many of the Wings remained home under
that the contest utterly hopeless outageousy
had the last Legislature Gerymsnered District. Our
party felt though they had nothing fight for, while
opponents who always vgiant, strnning every
TO bring their the polls. Notwithstanding the
new District carved out for their especial benefit and
victory almost within their grasp vet they edoubed
their exertons, aud feared the strength and talents OF him
who had stepped forward in the hour Of adversely and with
certain defeat starring him the face the champion of
those great political truths and principles which he has
been long distinguished advocate Mr. Faulkner de.
the thanks and gratitude OF the Wings of Virginia
stopping forward tho call OF his District in hopeless
contest to advocate their and fight their battle As
matter OF he had personal ambition ends
for ne knew the character and the Dis
c and though defeated he has added another unadng
laurel to his brow and manifested devotion his pn-
cpes which has marked his whole public Our OPP
ponents well knew the strong hold which he has
upon the confidence and affections of the people,
and knew Notwithstanding all the chances of n large
majority in their favor yet they wished 'make
douby sure" and therefore every of them
worked though victory depended his Napoleon
never led thoroughly drilled army the field of bat
tie than the Locos in this county the late cleo
ton Had the Wings of this District poed their full strength
the Locos would have been made rembe in their shoes
When the Wings learn discharge their duty those whom
they call forward fight their battles the same unfau
ering determination and fidelity of their opponents them
and until then, they expect become the victori
party in Virginia.
When you receive the full our District You
will perceive that while the Wings of the counties
have covered themselves with glory others have suffered
the election 60 by default. Mr.. Faulkner look over
the many fields OF his with great satisfaction and
in this contest have personal regrets-he has dis
charged his duty aithiuly-tis for the Wings look
the field OF battle and they have discharged theirs
to him. Very respectfully,
y our ob't serv't,
BERKELEY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02


Mana Edit0rs.-I herewith send you the result Of the
election in this county for members represent in the
next Legislature.
The result will show that the Wings have trumphed no.
bly, over the regular coucus" candidates, and hat too
the face Of ihcr most powt rful exertons.
II may be- unsuown you that every eKeron used
20 dooat Mr Norhng1n because he voted for she rcoep
ton Of The land money, and for something for the
relief Of the debtor portion II community, and
because he voted against Of their ocos) measures
10 tc last session.
Mr. uoheson oncrians the views and feelings ms
doo7 VI Norhington, and 1pyOrfs HE me last
Lsgisaurs and leave c inference FOR you draw as to
how they will vote in the next Legislature.
ran scarcely refrain from saying but that complete
'WH2 victory" u BE- greater victory han f we had cleo.
ted real Whirs.
Mcsr-. Northington and Iluiehorson arc both armers
and a vote independently, without regard to party. They
arc 81 sound Judgment and independence o character
The following is the vote:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02

Inc Cincinnati poper received isst night furnish insIi.
gcnec e" he explosion Of Doe Steamboat Harry of the Wet
whist on her way from New Ore1n. 90 ST. Louis on the
evening Of the 1871 inst The accident Occurred o. ho os
coming out from woodward opposite Commerce Tenn
lcrl1rh'1d Boicrroap'cd blowing outIn 'front.' 1 which
several persons were thrown irghtercd OBJ.
Muir htd Tex brOkcu-unc passenger very a.,.'y
injured she iaco-au1hcr had bis arm brpksn-ard l
hrcncn were badly scadod. Capt Van liDuen M.Pt.rrr
fho Pilot, VI. Way and Mr. Beers Clerks. were uai.Ir,d
Immediately after Tie explosion the boot TOOK ff, ar,
several persons jumped overheard. The boot was t5wt
o. Memphis, where BE- reported three of the wounded ha
died
The Memphis Enquirer mentions that Mr. " b. Sho
win. Of New York aod Mr. A. Fitzgerald were injured
No J. Smith. of Yazo0 BE- missing
The Harry 81 tho West BE- anew and magnificent boo
hnI be- nllrr- wore Old Boil. AnLerL-an.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
ALnrnAnLr. Anrll 20th. ,

.nesus EditOrs:-Wo hive achieved glorious victory
Abemare IIustrous old Aibemarc again discnthraed
from the embraces OF Locuocoism Southn tho candi-
date tho earnestly resisting II, urging respectfully but
firmly his objections, hns been, whilst his Office profess.
sionaIy engaged, trumphunty elected, with Mr.. Brown;
against the combinedan active efforts Of Randolph Leake,
Pollard Gmer and their train attending they did every
Precinct and addressing nammatoy appeals the good
people Of the county.
u Is political achievement the part of her gallant
Wings, worthy Of Hl prni-eu such cause, with the
Of Southa around which to rally with his acknowledged
talents his deserved popularity his high moral reputation
his straight forward open and consistent life have been
enabled 10 present a. the country the moral Of calling
IN these times, man. against his will, into the service Of
the people Let 60 forth example of the charncer
Of our couny-honorablc her whilst coners the high.
ct honor on Other wofthiest SONS. Yours, &C.,
WHO.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02


The monopoly of the Tobacco trade under the French
REGIE has yielded duties the Government for the year
lsil the OF eighty millions OF francs nearly sixteen
millions of dollars. The Paris correspondent OF the Ma
iona ntegencer, in stating this fact which has recently
become known from the exhibition OF the accounts, says
that the from the 1880 only
forty six millions OF francs One OF the Pans editors IN
view of this increase eXclams, what would II not be the
REGlE would at length youchsafe 10 good tobacco!
Ii will be recoectcd that when Tariff was established
laying moderate duties French silks and wines, great
oucry in Paris; denounced m no measured
TERMS and the friends OF the Tariff had encounter this
OF foreign nvectve addition the partlzan hos
uliiy which sought defeat the at home The
propey and justice OF the French complaints and invec
lives may BE- glance when the fact Is considered
that from single article Of American production the
French raises the enormous amount OF eighty
millions Of francs annually nearly equal 10 the
whole Of entire from mpoSi duties IN
ls4l.
Ii the market tobacco in France regulated
liberal principles limo greater restrictions were laid upon
than impose upon French products there be
doubt but planters would hnd increased demand Tor
their staple far beyond the present OF sales more
rigid monopoly devised than that OF the French
Rssie. The Government becomes great factor and trades
IN snuff and for the sake OF the profits excluding all
Others from the privilege Of competition the traffic. ltsends
IT. agents the markets purchase tobacco and orbid all
other purchases part and having procured
supply adequate the expected demand home, II holds
the monopoly OF the article, and sells II IL prices.
The tobacco growing districts oi the Union much
cerned having better conditions U trade established than
exs; reer,nc, thus article between the L. States
and Frsnce We NAV add that especially
cened IN the Tor there question but Baltimore
and be the great tobacco mart of he country. he
facilities OF ausp .Ftauol offered by the improve
ues Of tobacco to i pr; ;-5m U i5 g, ,.s An
sJur which, with the supplies from Virginia and own
State, M render this market the abundant both
amount and IN the varieties OF the article OF IN the l. :
Bglf 4uer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
HANnYrn. Anril 21th. "a.

Messrs Editors There appeared in the last Whig q
piece over the signature "anoyer" saying that Winston
would beat the "Alphabct" md that Col White gave him,
Mr. Brown that "Cognomen" Perhaps the writer Of this
Is older than Hanover, and may put him right upon
hatsuboc The christening took place in my presence,
and merely Joke in consequence Of the peculiar way
Mr. y. signed his The gentleman that gave Mr..
Vs. the appelnon has long since gone the shades do
this that the sins Of other people az sin it bo) should be
patned upon the gallant Col. WING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
nm GoNERNnRs 0F cANAnA-


Tie Hamilton Journal and EHprcs- soys-"FrOfn th, &C.
ccsson 4, the Government Of Upper Canada, 81 Colonel
smcDc, DO 1872 90 the appointment, n Sir Charles Motcac
ln si3, there have been les than - Governors and
Presidents, Averaging yosr three months and eight
under The only SYSTEM Of pars and corrupt administrations
no wonder that the Government should have i1IOn
Dee hands of local o.garchy"-Phd Ing.
Tie .1rsrrr a. been e abset N t rblsns,op
every age ~ hs word 1ut s principles fusatrg disease
p1Ef. bot slowly m many tbourd ysars
pnnfg pres. ar1 engine may literally aid light has
'a"nrd lpDn uf wnHf' afd tf ofihf lgn century p
ld'aa'ar's winch h f0r'fsfss 3D. w Rsnlfa dl
s0i NJ snf"-r remedies have been sought lf'ef
r 3D. hauff' nrrh.Ir ~ ne vfgeie eracfy rau
aif 'p continue ~ and deI subtle psa0u winch
aHs i ufpIfitlt t. g.rsf4 Urem and PROSTATE
if dI-i ranf.s rsf-lrafa purely vegetable preparation d..
been W1f"ufhJ tested variety ~ da'acs and f4re
f'h-s r1r nh 1fr and sfr1aI Df FeDfua rnarre
bt'Hrnan rasHpn nf u.. usir arI 1ur asr. orgraur
r arirppfe 0f 1ratsf 's n be lind frrfgsnert Df
digestive organs I Hfrf.Hrs daily receiving erfsr
nslH giving HfffrF ss aaf, Fftuss 1fy.rs
rlnle.rla ~ s-Ills rfrff-a srsrs orbe Ceny Mavfau
4n1 iaI lu r.HfrIrg .f.fpJs ifsnanI. constantly f
rff'I af1 I rsrrIs b. tstfs. ariirIter. Frfs m
f..nf1 'ifr emily .If lH .prtfl.ng " ssi, rf nefodu
3 ~. nj DO f.s' fH.rs m Hs Irsalls1e medicine.
20 panIaffs as ..tfn aHI rfy trisfs
r'.'.. ah1 80 rlf.as af1 f-un .td fof eSfnratou
fhHle = 90. DfIsars s1t Chemist f,rar.u Hgsirg
No. t'i bf'o1rag l1tsfs frrrf s- Yrrk aY0rg
a-rH.r Redmond DIfa T. a. f r.f-sfIrv noterA Ar..
horb N fsnra sf H, nsIrrs 81 a. 1ef..g BOB %
pnn aI efes .H fs o. t-prrn.e s.Oy p.f Irur bttr.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02

We learn by letter the Baltimore Patriot. that the
editor OF the Madsonian succeeded getting fifty dollars
from Col Hunter, the Collector Of the Port OF Savannah.
And no sooner was the money fairly fObbed Washington
tian poor Col II. dismissed and Mr. Myers ~.
pointed his place There is calculation in that.
Certainly could be expected that any man would give
know who gave a hundred. Well, Of course,
publisher grateful for this contribution. And what j.
gratitude with him "a strong u iayors come"
Then he has Col Hunter removed, and officer ap-
poiuied and consequently. another fifty dollars paid
the conductor Of the Madisoniln. species Of political
aJIdfcs.-T s.. Gazette.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02


~ IL appears that the Wings have achieved substan-
al victory in this county, by defeating the candidates Of
the Boydon clique and electng honest aud ndepend
ent men. Mr. Northington proved las, winter that he
could not be eoaxed driven from what he believed
be right. by all the powers Of the Junio here; and
respondent says he has n colleague TO match him.
p The Cahountes appear be in high spirits the
suit Of the elections for the Legislature. Their have
survived the conflict generally than the Van Burencs
IN the State elections But for Congress, the differ
ent. That however, designed. The Gerryn.ander
was so framed kill off many Wings possibc;
but where twas possible effect that certainly-the
contest left the Wings and Calhounes. In other
words the Van Burones took the certain Districts them
selves and left the doubtful be fought by the Wings and
the Chiva-fcrenty praying that the fate Of the Kiken.
ney Cats might befal them both.
The Wings have routed Of the Calhoun men ::
Messrs Hunter and T. w. Gilmer and the only comfort
which the Chivay have offset this is the defeat
OF Atkinson-~ho made a District tor himself, and the
overthrow Of Messrs. Randolph and Hopkins who were
master spirits in the fabrication OF the Gerrymaader
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-02
Respectfully yours,
sPOTTsYLVANTA.

srorrsYLvASA, CT. HoUsE, April 29th, Isi3.
Thinking probably you would like 10 hcnr the final result
of the eecton avail myself Of to.day's ma 10 give 10
you. II will be thni r. Minors majority was cona
dersby cut down by tho vote nt Andrews md Market,
given late in the evening The Locos u would ha,
been fdon that they would carry The comfy, o. IN,
could DO II any thing that admitted 81 doubt bot
have kept dark heif opinion, hoping thereby % eooh