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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
From the Richmond Daily Wing. May 5.
TIE HARD MONEY SYSTEM

contemporary publishes the following eIirac
lr":n speech made by Mr. Wghsier on this subject
= lew years SINCE. Mr Webster looks nj The mai.
Ter wiIh lie shrewd eye Of a Yunkee and having
calculated tho COSTS md found them Iuu great plans
himself ~ OppOsIIuH Ia Jns establishment of The
new system According To his estimate. The actual
loss To The Country every year. from resort 10 n
metallic cuHency-by ~ mere wear and tear ui
ne precious metals. Would fail bat iulc shntt OF
WI wOuli lie ample Lr al erononical admInisrrn.
! Oh oi The Federal Government. Thus is the pecu.
mary = Ini Of view ~ winch this subject Is consid
effd' u mnst produce q certain luss Of many mil.
lions year INN the mere Of the precious me-.
1l'-whIch would I've Saysd Wy using cheaper
material for a currency aud keeping The Epetie in
reserve 10 back and sustain u.
An experiment to cost 50 much should po..ess
Easi merits 10 cOunisrhslancs this very serious evil
mule serious now Than my iurmer period on
account OF the unprecedented snharas,neris oi
both The people aud their State 6 ,, rrnmenls
Bot there Is anUlhrr aspect which the econo-
my ui the hard money system may he regarded.-
Shce commerce first began. there hes not been en-
ough specie 10 meet Is demands. ~ the DAYS of
Homer. buOcts and cows aud calves were the sub.
HiIuies 'Or gold aud SILVER. Ga mure rnudern time.
beiOre the tnVeniIun ui Bank nUies the q, fciency
"l precious metals was only supplied 10y on admtE.
iurs Of some baser metal a like eIpe,Iieat yyouId
have 10 be resDTed 10 here &c tie theorists were ID
auCCeto ~ TNelllhg upon lhis county her mischte
vous theories; or this guence must ensue The
currency would be contracted and The value Of ma,
nsy would be appreciated. Debis vyhish arc nov,
hard 10 pay would be dJuby hard then. TIN.
would affect the Stale GOvernments-which are a.
deeply ia debl, and also The great mass Of the PEG.
pie.
Bot here 10 another view in which This subisc,
- 10 be regarded, 90 our opinMn OF vastly more ,.
pOranee. IL u ihs direct end inev table tendency
u he Hard Money system &c make the rich richer
and Tho puOr potter. Under 10 ue,n and ,r,p
sway The man bofn 10 poverty could never hupe a.,
bciief his condition. Like the SORTS Of Russi, and
other Hard nOney dsspOllsms--once a serf and nj.
waysa tsfC
Ertracf from NJ Wsbsts,s speech, March u. 1874
"Asm an erelusvs metallic currency. or. Inc
Admnsifaiion, on his poin.,l regularly janus n
ced OF dOOf' and smO1g me people ll shows 81.
cell all ctiaquaaf. ell mgUd" TnsSs. every hing
- 70 be hard n0ney--ur paper r1ges-- 10 Jslusiye
credits no sank mOnuIOlies --nJ trust m inner ,f
ahy hnd' Bot GO The Treasury Department, and m
The Houses Of Congress We sec nnuthsr nsoeet-a
mIsd appearance. rarity gold and partly paper-
gold iof tie GOyefu,Beut aud paper G,s the peopls
Iho small vulcs which 10 heard here, sIloss 'f,s
'Oslus DeessSny Of paper Of s5ms sori ani q, some
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
Correspondents OF the Wheeling Daily Times
BALTIMORE May 6 lS43

BALTIMORE. May 6 lS43.
J WHARTON. Esq.-we hear norhi ng ur the
Pittsburgh Rail Road What nrs ;hey now driving
az We were first amused al an effort To complete
the Mn ongnhela slack water nnvign'ion-,hc sum
required wa. but s2l 900. Of rhi. $4,000 was sub
scribed by two banks. The 81 refused to take ~.
portion and all PnIsbu rgh. and the line r. Browns.
vile, could not make up the balance (s7 .0OO) s,
ii va, abandoned. The EeIi project WINS n MAD
amized road &c Unioniown. rs the true IN ans OF
saving the trade--to cost $3.50 900 --bcfcre they
advanced far with this pr,ecr-snd determine 4
not Ia mInce the malisr-Iheir ambition swelling
beyond the c"nfins, Of 50 small OnterpiiI-. hey
boldly determined TO make u magnificent Rail road
TO s'nc point west Of the Allegheny mountains a
. cost Of ahnut one aud half millions ;! OIner,
sill more inspired. determined TO make clean job
Of it, resolved to carry il once. by great e'.
over the great chain Of the Allegheny mountain /!
- IN Iiun- aud 10 years were small matters com
pared with the Importance Of seeing WLreling's
p'rtion Of the business: at this pinnncle-ihey hal
Ied--and looked about them from the giJdy height.
with self comPlacency admrine their march Of i'm.
proVemeHts-hegnn - reflect upon their exposed
posirion-"we have told the pubiS. No will make
a Ra Al Road TO cost millions. and We have proved
We could not raise seven thousand :! are we madI
No, no. We have been only carried away by an ar
dent desire Ia grasp thai which have no right
let like good citizens .rcIrOCe ,ieps e hIre
spent no money-hvLce We can loose nuIhIng. The
community will understand The motives that mis-
lead US and excuse from frail human nature and we
will return 10 honest righIful employ meat. and
err no more" So ended the great speculation. aud
who docs not gain " isdom by experienced They
deserve great praise for their mOguanimiIy uaI
prudence. and will learn TO be contenIsd with THEN
allotted pOrtisn Of the worlds goods.
The ChesaPeske and OLio canal has hcen lei T.,
n BnsioniAn, Mr. Lelson. who finish The work
IN l 8 Months. and will conm,nco operation forth
nth. Gen. Mcneil has the confidence Of the pub.
nc. and viii be sustained, he will carry the WORK
'hr ugh Iriumphanily. The conrr tcirr fuInishe
The oney. here is Yankee enterprise Er ypu.-
When your neighbOrs Undertake n great work
gain let th.m send Eat for their men-Lui let then
he sure he ore hey set out that it sn favorable
scheme, q. Yankees never meddle with fancy pro-
JacIs. OBSERVER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

It's estimated that 10000 bushels Of Pecan Nuts
have been eHp'rtod from The pous wosl Of tho Col.
orsdU this season. aHd fhsrs are about 0 OUO bush
els At the warehouses. 10 he shipped. The iamr
lies residing IN The Guadaoupo and San Antonio
will realise about $4,000 from Tho sale Of ibsss
Pscsns. which will he faors Than sulTicsnt IN =, n
ply hen With ell The nscsssdnss Of life iof he en-.
sum year.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
From The Il ohu.ond Wing

EXCITEMEN 4 IN Tie AL8H IlRI.E DI s.
TRlCT.-We understand that the n grant breach
Of law aud violation OF al far play aud equity in
keeping The polls open ia Hodison wherc The popu.
laiIOn Is almost unanimIusly Democratic when they
were closed ia every other county. is beginning To
excite flame IN The District. We understand far
Iher. that lie CoRUis.ioners at R,bnsnn's precinct
themselves protested against thu course, but we're
inrcei into compliance by Mr. Glmer's representa-.
i've.
We 'honld he most unwilling To believe, ami
Will not without bstIer authority Than surmise
however pregnant il may be. that Ilese lawss. nd
IniquIr"us proceedings met with the cOunenancO
Of Th"mns w Gilmer. lie may rely upon il thai
scat IN Congress would lie dearly purchased by
the opprobrIu.n with which they would load h.,
name through all lime To- come.
A Nelson Corr spsndeni says:
Messrs. ElIior.-Yuu have been running q par.
rnlel been Capt Tyler and Gen Arnnld, III winch
you do the huer greGtiJ HHIce. -ArnuId ~ ~ a hold
man. and hrushI his way through. whilst the Capt
and his guard seal thru gh Instance the keeping
The polls open 90 The counties OF Green aud Madison
The eIGoSernnr present. aud the polls IN every
wing county oI i'is notable Shoe-sirng D.uficI ClI-
sed un The first day Of the election, az Law requ.
rcd. JUSTICE
Nelson 4ih MAY 1919
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
% o = q 3 g II i y q i,
BY THE GOOD INTENT LINE.

FIRE.-Tns Presbyterian Church in this city
took FIRE last night about dusk. originating a. We
understand, 10y sumo shnvings having been plnced
ia the chimney. By the efficiency Of our f-e
companies however. it wos soon eIlinguished with.
Out 1 ny serious damage.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

BY the Boston Pspen We learn that the steamer
Hlbsmm brought cut upwards offs million snd ,
half dollars IN gold. ond foil freight.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
LGmaj. in the District

MISSION TO CHINA.-lniOrmatiO has been
by the Hibernia, that Mf Everett has De.
claneS the mission 70 Chins.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
JAS A CLARKE, Cour,
BIBLES.

a Fresh supply Oi the Family Quarlo. The family
~ OcIa'O. and the Pew 81 Pocket ~ no aud
- M. Ia VafIuis bindings. superb and plain with
ApUrrypha. COncorIancs. Psalms aud Plates; or
without e.Iher fDr sale cheap by
STEPHENSON & HAswELL
may lO Uninn ST
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

VIRGINIA ELEC rION-we are still without
definite Information To The result Of the clio cinn
br members Of Congress ia the 9Th l2Ih aud Illh
Districts.
A correspondent Of the Richmond Wing writes
a. follows
PORTSMOUTH. May 4, 1913.
MoSsrs Eduon.-This - glur,Uus day Ior the
Wings Of the first District. Ia adding up the poll.
OF Norfolk Couny. the second time. Akin sons ma.
"riiy - only one lnsiead of seven. The majori.
lies Of the .sspecIiye counties. stand ~ lullows
Atkinson, L.F. LsnRhuTne, Wing
Isle Of Wight, 2i7 maj Nansem0nd, 900 IN !.
SUSSEX, liz r. Aune 25
Suuy, 81 Southampton, 80
Norfolk County, l NOrf. Borough, I73
AT $50
LIS maj in the District 8
Yours. &c.
The Wing Femarks-"This statement. which
may be regarded fully entitled 10 cJufIsA &c.
corfJbOratcd nsit r. 5m other quarters. places the
election ct Mr. Lsnghorue beyond controversy"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

HUoI TeceNed by a , TODD, al the South
- end OF Market square Sign of the HIorL
WdmBlOth Boot. general assortment Of DTugs
Medieinss, Dye studs Paints, oils DC warTSn,
ted VI the best quality, aud will be cold on "a
rcasOnab.s terms as thCJ can be had in the cttv
The medicines that are for sale are such as The
proprietor uses in his practice, not second CO
ttrd quality, but such az are genuine, the best
that could be selected IA the eastern cities
may 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
DYE STUFFs.

"a o. TODD. South End Of Market Square,
~ sign Of The Iron Wheeled BLACK NAM.
MOTH. will sell Dye Stuff. low - they can be
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
JUST PROM DOSTING

Onn Pans Ladies common ND aud seal ,Iin,
OOO Pes.
I2S do do hid spring slippers.
70 do do seal do do
$50 do Childrsu's psgged Booie.s.
l3O do de- cunmon leather Bt,t,
ALSO FOR GENTLEMEN
case Gents morocco pump bDois
90 do lasting Caters. neat srti,le.
do do pump syled murucco boois.
Do de- do do seal d.,
6O pairs do seal and lnorueco slrpp.r.
Jod received ~ the sgn Of the BIG RED BOOT.
""efo 'hey vii DO disp sed Of low iog cssh.
may ~ SAML M'CLALIEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10

The salaries paid annually to the ia.
structors Of the public SchOOls 10 Boston
amount 70 s77,5o0.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-05-10
mny 10

IDAlNFS.-JGst received by A 3 TODD. M
II ths south end Of MarSst square sign OF tIs
Black Himmott Boot, ani viii be sold low for
cash.
White Lead in oil, White lead dry Red Lead
dry, Orange Lead dry, Yellow Ochre VerdigrII
TIMBER, Prissian Blue, Capol YarnIsh Spsni sh
whiting, Flax Seed Oil, Lamp Black Chrome
yellow, Chrome Green, Chrome Red. VernillIoD.
opanish Bro Hn, Terra deslTma, Fig Blue Svlr.
tslFurpenune, Black Harnish, EIostiug witt.
aud blue, Block Lead, Glae Litharge, &c dc
Painters anc th Ise using the ABOVE articles W IN
Boot. me- m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

whether Kings, Emperor-, Autoerat or freiident>
They believe the power and patronage OF The fesdeni ~
the United States ought be diminished They believe
intcgnty independence national power and ufngh
Of the State should be sustained eIhet be.
eye that the ambitious at the country make CIV oi
STAT, Rights and practically Sustain the General Govern
assumption OF power ana serve the
President order get into fat Federal oness ihey
believe that nothing restore wonted prosperity Out
sound national currency discriminating Iarh tor Re
venuehc Of the Land Fund among the Ststes
One Presidential eruitbe rcsreuon OF the Veto power
countsby of a public officers. And to secure these Oh.
eet they believe that such only OF tired virtue
and pSotsm should he selected Tor the Pre-
sidency
Resolved therefore. lst That approve OF the Con-
yenion 10 be held in Richmond the 22d Instant and
ID That the following gentlemen, viz; Thos 7. At
kinson Mai Geo. Wilson. Thos Grasty, &. H. Gimcr.
annister Anderson John keene, Vincent Wche Waller
Fitzgerald Ssml Berger. John l. Adams, VIM. Pannli
John X. Miller, Vincent Dickinson, Edward Fitzgerald
Jeduthun Carter, Rawley w. Carter Joshua Pntchett
and Dr. Lynch Dard be appointed Delegates to the same
and this meeting, hereby respectfully appoint snd request
Messrs, Benz w Leigh. John IL. Peasants, James W.
Pegran Robt C. Sanard TO unite with such OF the above
named individuals attend in representing the Wings
OF this county IN said Convention.
3 Resolrrd That for pc-cminen public services tined
virtue and enlarged and liberal policy, com
handing intellect and unbending Republican principles, Hen
Clay possesses claims the Presidency above all men Nv
ing.
I. Resolped. That distinctly and utterly dIsavow
all connection whatever political otherwise, with Capt
John Tyler the President OF the L. Stntes-Snd may Sod
send him n safe deverance'
s. Resoired That these proceedings be published IN the
Danve Reporter and Lynchburg Nirgnian and the kich
mond Wing be requested to copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
Farmers' Register. an PefersJurr

Edmund Rum Esq., the founder and distinguished editor
for years Of this standard Agricultural work is
engaged the geological survcyo the of South Ca
rona-an agreeable duty, have doubt well from
Mr.. Rutn's scientific and his qualifications To per
form it with high applause, from his political attachment
10 that eccentric Commonwealth.
The Register has, by arrangement under the man.
agemcn OF gentleman ennenty accomplished to succeed
Mr.. Run in that interesting department. Of know
ledge upon which he shed much hght-a gentlemen to
the People large almost less known than any other in the
Staei1 the American, very limited, scientific public bet.
ter known possibly than any other in the mean
in the Philosophy Of gricutlre-TkomGs s. Pieasaafs
The January No. OF tic Register sustans its high repu
taon. in original aud 81 selected articles and that re-
putaiion viii continue 10 be sustained.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22

And Other strcet where sucient number Of burners
10 pay cent the cost Of laying pipes and
htnres. The city be charged the Zoe light and
lamps as on the above designated route and the private
Sh. aso TO be charged the rate
the Main street
In the above route the City have 200 instead Of $50
lamps, which agree furnish at $50 per annuur. for
lamps, pests and Nendanccthc City 10 be other
pense than the $40 per light: the lamps to be lighted
thirty io!nuss a;sg down, and oxunguishsd day.
break.
Light to be settled foe quarterly Right Of way through.
out all the streets lanes public squares and alleys for the
purpose OF laying and repairing pipes.
Work 10 be copmc0ccd ia four months and completed
within the above limits years The with the
City, to be exclusive, Tor period Of twenty five years.
On motion OF Mr.. Allen,
Resoired, That the Commissioners Of Streets be in
strueted t. bring in ordinance 10 amend ordinance,
entitled "an Ordinance for the regulation OF the streets
lanes and alleys within the City OF Richmond-Passed
23d August, 1897.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
More .Famiiy lara.

We really getting ashamed OF I,oc,foeoi.m, I,
used % be orderly aud quiet and was accustomed u be
50 submissive under the discipline Of party; bu, now 10
refractory and upioarous kicking up dust no, only in eve
~ State, but almost in every County, Town. aud Village
No small number Of Locofoeos meet any where but
instead ct the patarchal sautaon peace be among you
would seem that the demons Of strife and dcod had
uiped the dispcnsaton OF the blessing. IL night in Lo
e""eoism TO set this example, They ought to agree
upon some one peson that Henry Clay may have tho
honor 81 ocanng' We are sorry them so divided
80 distracted among themselves. Well abe ma IN.
wings are, To beat thcm all united they did I'm 1870
and To beat them out Of sight, We as whss do no, cove,
the honor Of beating them detail and by pieecme, w,
want pitched baucin lSIi-a Marcngo or IN Au.,.,l
and no affair OF Posts. We want to put Iocooeo., dawn
hen by proud aud decisive contest feeling assured ba,
tho united Wings and will do it,
we hope, therefore, to Locofocoism haruonious II,
Locofocos1 - e"'''
The Petersburg lnegenccr of Yesterday b,ov. -. III.
following: WV
MORE HARMONY.
Van Bure" Morement the South Side Cl,et mated
in Petersburg.
Our Democratic townsrnen held n mec,ir, o s,,
night at Friends Hotel which, il ia said ali h, n,
monory symptoms OF the great quarrel that is destined n,
disperse the Party, were plainly manifested.
Some weeks since Democracy y of the coo,,v r
SreensNio nominated Judge John Y. Mason rs n Cnndi
date for the Vice Presidency This movement was follow
ed up by several Of the counties the South Side and /,
was expected that the Party in Petersburg would follow ami,
pu he friends OF the Nuiher here were rather too wide
awake TO De caught IN any such Van Buren, trap An Ut
Tempt to nominate Judge Mason Justly regarded as
blow nj Calhoun, for IL obvious that two Southern rem
uemen-two slavoholders-could not run on the sam.
ana the only mode OF cevntng Judge Mason to the
wee Presidency, would be place his name on the ,rL,
WIN Mr. Van Buren,, or some Northern Candidate for the
Mhen, therefore, Judge Mason brought forward ON
~" n, "a proper Candidate for the Vice Presidency
Wy ohus OF inc NuhiieT at once took ground in oppo
uoh TO REORGANIZATION and, after some pretty shap sboo,
ing succeeded in defeating it, r' "'P '"O''
The wholc proceedings of the meeting W.. hon, ,,o,,
marked by any thing but that harmony which once char
teized the Party, but which now may be numbered non
the things that icere ''"s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
THE FAIR
FOR tltC benefit OF the Second baptist Church
Which was opened last evening Of The
CITY man,

WI be continued even dry and Nah, during The rcser' week
TINHE of Richmond presented with an opou.
y nifty of exercising u1. irlfy, which has been Iy sid -
be their Distinguishing cl1r--frc nor as The in.1censnH o.
feed yar-I4f u1y n The very sudabe Object witch
gHefogs ftr Of their tcneVoence Etey
article r.r,f m efu executed with sifici regard o. rsL as
Bttt removing of The principal Deetans urged
against s1iU1f.1u-o! uus kind.
The largest 81 useful ard ornamental anre ineu-
and beautiful patterns Of fancy u,-ie work
viii Be found ol t various tstscs Aso sptcrO "a W'gi-
Cai Irsr. "a -tcfs Engine, an ir0.3 Vacuum tbfy
In operation mt REFREsHMENr ROOM wei stored with
al thu la.ri,s ~ DC
The Magical Tree alluded TO- now In fnD bloom nrd
hourly fruit ~ every d. fon fom orngef aprs and
peaches ~ bin cn.lr9n- d0i babies, hfoad ares &c
The Steam Engine manufactured ~ THE city ~ VIII no.
sur and pronounced most ingenious ami hrauuul
piece place u attached 70 an
organ and viii peom great variety n pieces for The entertain
rnent Of
cal skin vail be exhibited
RrPres Of sduis.ion for ne scason, only IS cts 2a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
:. II. HAHJs. Sse'y.
KING & QUEEN.

At meeting of a portion of the Wings of King & Queen
at the CirLhouse Monday, the 18th inst the following
Resolutions were adopted:
R,solrsd That the Chair appoint ten Delegates Ia at
tend the Convention be holden in Richmond the 22d
of this month; whsrcupon the following persons were
lected Christopher b. Fleet, Geo. w. Smith, John w.
Dew Thos Walker Bev. ID. Roy, Jno N Ryland, Ro. ;.
Motley Rod'k Bland Ro IL. Tebbs and Joseph Bromley.
R,soip,d That the Chairman and Secretary be added
this delegation.
Rss9lred That the Delegates aforesaid be instructed to
sustain the nomination Henry Clay for the Presidency
Resolred That these proceedings be published in the
Richmond Wing and Star.
JAMES GovAN, Charm.
RoprEr f. SrunBs, Secr'y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
Foy me gh,r.

~. LYScw"Ry, Feb. ~, lS43.
Whis wss Addressing yYi iu INV lsst ,yr,bs, er,,,
'ooR 70 urge and enforce how Relief from the qide-pread
ano iAioe'abt public distress lJr want 81 monetary cir
o'lu'n' 'o'e ni once be attained snd accomplished
could M, but be arrested in the train of ,,rb s0,c,
onu suggesuoa u' presented themselves h. me- and have
my attention TUNED to some Of the rare and fantastic
prank OF The Dcmocncy" euacuug In the Halls Of
aHgha begi,nuon' m uppouonng the Districts Of the
STATE as manhesiy they about 10 sppofiion ter,
upon and according ~ the approved principle. Of
Gerymandenng. And Twas particularly struck at The beau
uiul adaptauouin Observation-Disclosures worthy Of NJ
fret ftBLis player Of the lgc sturdy Old Wig Bedford vim
that young cub Of DeIagcracy, Madison Yes, Bedford
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
THE WIG CONTENTION.

~ THE CONVENTION assemblies to-day, and if not
numerously attended, which there however every
expect, will not be because the Wings OF Virginia have
fully appreciated the great purpose for which
vcnes deputcd great multitude of Representatives
it. The time OF year, the ncemency of the season. the
roads, the distance and the hard times will prevent great
numbers from attending in person. With all these draw
backs shall undoubtedly Il collection imposing in
numbers, and powerful in intellect: Comprising great
extent the sound sense the disntecsed PATRIOTISM and
presenting fully the feelings and wishes of half of Viz
rinia
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-22
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA.

One question the Enquirer. Does not the Editor Of
that print propose abandon the demand upon New York
for the three fugyes from iustcehe refusal 70 deliver
whom constituted the original offence Of New York We
wish plain direct answer-no dodgng-no skukiug,-
Does not that Editor with relieve his friend Bouck
intend 10 abondon the demand for Ganzey Col There
strong suspicion in the public mind, that this manUnve
in hand Why Il this be the case has not Governor
Mcdowell renewed the demand upon his Democratic Tx
coencyl But to the question. Does not the Editor Of the
Enquirer desire abandon the demand for the three
r'gues And Is he not utgung to have this condition
strckcu'iroin tho "Inspcction Law w
~ The Lynchbug vi.ruiun Of the goth, states that
Wood Boudu Esq. Of Charlotte would be applied to- 70
induce him 90 bocomc tho Wing candidate for Congress in
IN, new district Of Campbell BucEgham, Charlotte
Prince Edward Cumberland, Fiuronna and LpHsHb"g-
The Legislature have not finally fixed the Dsucis' and II
!. vet poasibs that this gsrymnndor from Bed
ford 10 Mecklcnbug and from Mcckcnburg back across
Is.s River q, Louisa and Albemarlo the North, mny
be modified in part; but itbc not there Is galaxy oi Wing
TALENT in the District and force Of Wing population able
4, .ubver the usurpng designs Of tho geuymnndeers Be-
sides Mr. Boudin the Wings understand, have in
ou,plaon Col. Bondurant Of Buckingham, Mr.. Toer
of Campbell, or Mr.. Irving Of Cumberland either Of whom
could carry the District against the gorymandering party.
a.. "Tm LAST o. ruE BARoSs"-we have received from
Mr Lyons Bulwers last noyel-yery neatly printed BY the
Harpen, at the very low price of26 cents,