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The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
! BRITISH STATESMEN OF
THE LAST CENTURY.

"There and then groups were TO be
met with in all directions composed Of
the most celebrated fnen of the day
when England possessed celebrated
men-busily conversing on the proceed
ings Of Parliament the night before an
other night had passed away. From
the close of the American war, these
groups were chiefly composed of the
opposition; for the unrivalIed ascen.
dency OF the greatest minister that Eng
land had ever seen, gave the WhiGs
the leisure for those conferehees whieh
the occupations of public Iiie general
ly denied to the Tories, or their teli-
ance on their great leader rendered un+
necessary. There were to be met.
from the hours Of two to four, the elite
Of the Foxites, mingled occasionally
with few of the leading peers and
country gentlemen, who formed the
small neutrality of Parliament; there
stood Fox, with his ponderous figure.
good-humored smile, and heavy step
Grey, grim from his cradle, perpendic-
nIar and repuIsive /; Sheridan, with a
face purpled Ger with cIaret-the cIar-
et-the stamp of his habituaI excesses-
al STOPPING form and neglected dress.
but with an eye among the blacklist,
largest, and most beaming that ever
was SET in the head of man Tierney.
grave, sly, and with look Of fnvetAr<
ate subtlety, that might have establish
ed him as the most crafty Of men, even
before he had uttered one of his Gun.
ming sylIables; Whitbread, short, strong
and broad-shouldered, the complete
me del of the brewer that he was, even
to his pepper-and salt coat, but with
a countenance of singular manIiness.
and indicative Of the John BuIIism of
his character Wyndham. with the
graceful figure, airy step, and hand
some countenance that seemed made
for courts-if the oddly, fantasy; and
ill-fortune Of his career had not left
him in state of oscillation between
the Wings and Tories, and, like 9TH
er pendulums, left him to swing, while
the hands in front were gaining ground
at every move Dundas, who feared
no one, and had lively word for all,
sometimes mingling with the circle
for moment throwing in his easy Jest,
and easily bearing its return, doubtless
amused by the sense that he was the
possessor of power, while they were
but nibblers at the hook. There, too,
was Jenkinson, with d profound brow
that seemed surcharged with the Sc
crets of an empire silent, if not sui
len, and returning their salutations as
cautiously as IL a bow were a betrayal.
There too, on his two huge legs, was
Ithe Duke of Norfolk, in his gray coat
and black cape. The great mipister
who alone kept all the Wings at bay
was the object ofuniversal assault; the
powerful lance Of Fox, the sullen tho
feeblermissiles Of the greys, Courtneys,
Wyndhans, and all the second rank
of opposition /; the sparkling shafts Of
Sheridan, as pungent as they were poll
tished and the light arrows Of pleas
antry launched from the hundred hands
lof the merchandise Party-all fell ON
him and fell In vain. He wore that
/ armor which nothing could pepetratei
u and, when he retaIiatsd, his sword was
| Of q temper shat nefthar keen nor sol
lid mieGe resist its edge."-.EdSN. Nag.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25

TEA-About, the year 1869, the
East India Company received from
Rantain two .canisteFs containing s143
ro,nds oftea, and this IS believed to
have beer the first importation OF this
article. TIE gradual as appears 6y
the following curious memorand1um 10 ,
thesDiary Of Mr.. Popys, Secretary !, q !
the Admiralty !; "Sept. % !; 1861, l
sent for case eftea, a Chinese drlns
of which | never drink,
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25

A year ago, the editor of the Senti-
mel, although an advocate for the re-
nudiation Of the Union Bank bonds,
pretended to be ready to go all lengths
in favor Of the prompt payment Of all
the rest Of the State debt. Now, ne
not only goes for the Reputation ofthe
whole State debt, but says that ne
trusts in God to see the day when ey-
viii Vi be repudiated. He insists thai
ftere can be no such thing in law OF
in morals as an obligation to pay :
nnbIic debt, no matter how i may have
Sech is the progress Of villainy: !
generally commences with tlmid' nan
.Tay measures, but soon ends % ~
md ~ thorough and audacious atrocity
No. Lo9isvlk journal.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
ERCIAL TREATIES.

Y. ne newspapers are indul-
9lallons about a CONNER.
y seIWeen our Government
Europe, and especially
'Ad' which shall "forever
1sd question of the tariff. "
ao that Informal commun-
. als subject have already
~; ssn Mr.. Webster and the
sf here or Lord Ashbur-
SOert Peel ; that If Mr..
N 1Is The cabinet, his princi-
49, % = mission to England
4, = % q concluding this trea-
"A; NJ Webster will soon
''aet' the conclusion Of
-. Be =, bis object. The
- !ell US these fine sto-
INA ne J, utmost condolences
rug That they fully anti
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
THE BATTLE.
From the German of Schiller.


J1SdVy anu SOleIuus
A cloudy column.
Thro' the green plain they marching came
Measureless spread, like table dread,
For the wild grim dice of the iron game,
The looks are bent on the shaking ground,
And the heart beats loud with a knelling sound;
Swift by the breasts that must bear the brunt,
Gallops the Majsr along the front
GHalt!"
And fetter'd they stand at the stark command,
And the warriors, siIe Mt, halt.
Proud in the blush of morning glowing,
What on the hill top shines IN flowing?
"See you the Foeman's banners waving? %
1--WE see the Fosman's banners waving!''
Now, God be with you, woman and child,
Justify bark to the music wild
The mighty trump and the mellow fife,
Nerv:ng the limbs to stouter life;
Thrilling they sound with their glorious tone,
Thrilling they go, through the marrow and bone.
Brothers, God grant when this life is Ger
In the life to come that we meet once more!
See the smoke how the lightning is cleaving
asunder!
Hark the guns, peal on peal h ow they boom in
their thunder
From host to host. with kidding sound,
The shouting signal circles round,
a--AA----
Freer alIeady breathes the breath!
The war is waging, slaughter raging.
And heavy through the reeking pail,
The iron Death-dice fall
Nearer they close-foes upon foes
"Ready !" from square 10 square it goes,
Down on the knee they sank,
And the FIRE comes sharp from the foremost rank,
Many a man to the earth is sent,
Many gap by the balls is rent
Der the corpse before springs the hinder man,
That the line may not fall to the fearless van.
To the right, to the left, and around and round,
Death whirls in its dance on the bloody ground.
The sun goes down on the burning fight,
And over the host falls the brooding Night
Brothers, God grant when this life is Ger,
In the life to come that we meet once more
The dead men lie bathed in the weltering blood,
And the living are blent in the slippery food,
And the feet, as they reeling and sliding 60,
Stumble still on the corpses that sleep below.
| "What, Ftancis!' "Give Charlotte my last
farewell"
Wilder the slaughter Yoars, fierce and fell.
"I'n give--Look, comrades, beware-beware
| How the bullets behind US are whirring there
Pn give thy Charlotte thy last farewell,
Sleep soft! where deaths seeds are thickest
sown,
Goes the heart which thy silent heart leaves
| alone.''
IIitherward- thltherward reels the fight,
Darker AMI darker comes down the night
Brothers, God grant when this life is Ger,
/ Tn the life to come that we meet o4ce more
| Hank to the hoofs that galloping go!
| The Adjutants flying
The horsemen press hard on The painting foe
| Their thunder booms in DYING
Victory!
The terror has seized on the Gastafds all,
And their colors fall.
| Victory:
| Closed is the brunt of the glorious fight
And the day, like conqueror, bursts on tn
/ night. -
| Trumpet and ffes swelling choral along,
i The triumph already sweeps marching in SOM
Live !-brothers-live and when this ilf
iso'er,
Il In thelife to come may We meet once more
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
.sFWI7AlRT's EXPE-
! : THE FAR WEST.
7 la or fQAQ

sTEWAhia . 80, 80 "
,.gls, April 81, 1s4s.
.oT planned out BY Sir
~ for his mountain ex-
! easily traced at a glance
a map to be found in
\ Of Lewis and Clark's,
'.sr,sF amiIy edi-
Ibis city we shall start
Lace, on or about Tues
4 May. According to
oI,tion, the party will
hen, all thoroughly armed
a Those rascally and
;0us, will look at US with
/ deal of very nice consid-
policy being TO kill. not
y are remarkably DELHI
n thing like q fair ex-
4 Iavors seems apparent.
4 without contracting so
kipisnce as to leave with
| red fraternity a lock Of
|a,er efectionately | may
\ such a memento of my
y we proceed by steam
sadence, where all mem
k.ty who have not yet
collect together, and
lOle body will move about
! Nav. Upon starring l
ucquaintance for a short
|lbe old Santa Fe trail,
Ter, we soSn leave and
10 the famous Platte, a
III have heard and read
E never yet seen. Our
is to reach the very up
Is Of this stream, cross
] from whose rocky sides
bid trickles down, and
lakes of that region.
i lakes and mountains
has seen before, and
Tiptiou my own first anti
confirmed in regard to
Iandeur and sublimity Of
We shall pass over land
unspoken of, if even Wis
men, and in solitudes
fe bowling Of hungry
be Indians scream was
slore.
aud a fan Odvautuseof
be expedition /; we shall
t the Yellowstone, and
mohg the more Northern
which perhaps, much
e said upon our reaching
=. The works Of all our
nave visited these wild
been more or less statis-
sequently. dry to a large
Prs. A vived observer,
little grapic force of ex-
! often enchain quicker
pied to the rules and in
|cience. Impulsive peo-
| most lively upon First
and the writer OF the re-
(nsent to make one in the
What matter may here
Es correspondence, will,
hake Of silch a character.
zen Of this place, and a
ltain traveller, Col. Will
sIt accompanies the ex-
] prominent director, and
or one more competent
matters of hunting, fight
y trading, never carried
. the mouth of the Mis-
mouth Of the Columbia.
'celVed here from Santa
llng that has occasioned
'lness among the traders
an fur dealers. Every
Is given to the rumol
! party Of people calling
pee hunters," are infesting
% nobody is confident aUht
= against their designs
if you desire then
I'ln from the St. Louis pa.
l0row. There has beer
B trouble at Fort George
Missouri, and one respect
man has just reaches
Elone, with his feet terribl,
Nj. c.. F.
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
EDnFAr
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1843-05-25
'HPI, THURSDAY, MY rs, 1913

THE H8HS OF THE SFlFBR AND UNION o. The STATES =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

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os,<.I4-.- ~, ~. wiz ,.rty vas ~ e bnt
/, 800, ,,'..,t >ns ;b.I Al ifs eb1 aillt tises.
i,.;.or i ,Ii sks;5 pti16iples b = ins piaels
s;is<.s..;os 81 Gods prOgiaspes eems |nlo ~
&C. md comnIedcsd d. once lhe E4a' H.ssp
- s., only shtsl,ed ~ DE Plans R.el| =
she nts,< fSr rplieFins ihs Country ten s ss.'s
6roorht npos ii6y he administrative t. osSsr
|ihrown. but Re htinallT threw ntmsf'. - ses
arms Of he enemy and rendered = e e rs I,
iai6I ihe promises shisn re ais nsr s.s ~.
9Th having Ficlaied n's TWP 80
and 50 ffeshin ne mlnos q sss1s 81
man il he ceunlrJ. 'saas vs.s go 'a.'.,
gallon % pfofoee ioims' PROOFS :. ~,
msra'e' The instances r Fn'sn u .s'., ~,
Executive efs fsnastsa sop,ns 'f z', &.
measures o. ne Patty my $3.50 ~ 4, -
position which ieAk n'F' my 80. i. " 10 3
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04
FROM HA.YTI.

The new Government Of HAITI has
been established under Gen. HERAHD,
who made triumphsl entry into Port al,
Prince on ihe 2Ist. atthe head Of the rev
dictionary army, 10 the number Of fifteen
thousand. The general. the principal Of.
6cers, and the troops passed under d ri.
umphal arch. and the whole population d
the city gave itselfup 10 the Joy. The
grand Re Deunlwas chanled Al the cathe
dfal, and At nigbtihe whole city was bril-
:liantly illuminated.
President BoyER, IEcisAc, and the old
officers were all deposed by proclamation
for Ireasos. The name of the capital
(Porl-au- Princel was 10 be changed II
Port Republican.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

THE MARKETS.
orrIcE Or THE BALylasoRE AMEnlGA.

May I, SIP. N
CATTLE.-Thercw were about 900 head nf Beef
Cattle offered for sale Il The scales this morning. all
Vhch.weI.e sold at prices ranging from IS 10 so
per lbs dn the hnof is ia quality which is equal
10 S6 Sc. y5net These prices show Al advance ON
the rates OF last week.
FLOUR. = Holders Of EIoxard street Fioureontin-
ne 70 ask ~ 1871 At which rate We note sale 81 two
to-day y There il huta limited demand The re-
ceipt price Is "a Col
/ GkAlN.T-Tlsere have been NJ MD. Mheals al
market FOR se last day OF twos on Saturday ear
70 Of prime Penna red was sols Il 90 cta III cargo
not good 1t 90 cts; and cargo Of inferjor at 9s
cts. Sales today of white Corn 1t IS a56 cents,
and Of yellow al 81 SIS cts Weuuoie Md. Oats
II Is 4 26 cts.
WOOL.--Wc note sale of 5000 lbs half to
three quarter blood MerinO to-day ID IS cents per H.
on six months credit
WHISkEY.--S Sales Ok bbls. continue to be made
Il e cts. Hhds. ifhere would bring 20 cts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

The Paris correspondent ofthe National
Inielligencer writes that be has received
information Of the wonderful progress III
Sweden Of the Temperance canse, which
The King, The Prince Royal and Berzelius,
he renowned savant, promote with the
most active zeal. All distiIleries have
been suppressed. 81 1consideIabls cost, Oh
The Royal estates and tie whole number
suppressed throughout ihe realm is sup.
posed 70 exceed tifty thousand.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04
.W.aRRFED.

On Thursday morning last BY tie Rev. John
A. Gefe, Mr.. THOMAS Lock- of Smiihfield, 10
Miss EsTHER Ann, eldest daughter Of william
F. Lock Esq Of charlestown.
Iii Georgetown. on Tuesday, the 25th ult By the
Kew r. r. Berry, Dr. r Born PzNpLsr0N, of
Martinsburg. Virginia, TO MANIA IsueINpA, young
est daughter Of the late Col. Charles Pendleton
Tut
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

/ The PcLsrcAL EorhinRIuM," Is The lille q
small work lately published BY William H
Handey, ESQ., Of fIagersiown, Maryland
formerly, We believe, q Virginia. The wri.ei
ldedicaies his book 80 ihe Farmers and Mechan
les. who BY their avoeaiions are Is closely con
nected ! interest. as twin brothers n blood -
He treats upon The prominent political subject:
Of The day. and presents many facts and argn
meo,s which may BE- useful % searchers ahsl
truth. Some Of The extracts from he annals q
past lines will; Be found worthy pr especial n
ieniion.
Mr.. IIsndeys book, ID good binding, is 81
cents copy -rin ordinary covers only pa cents
This small sum expended in is purchase will b
money well spent
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04
STOP THE RUNAWAY
Fifty Ds,lIars Reward

DAN AWAY from the subscribed, residing III
IL The Town Of Fincastle, Bosteriouft Co., Va !,
on the 27th day Of February last, likely Mulat-
to Girl named SALLY JAMESON. a.
bout twenty years Of age, Of middle sizp, With !
round laughing coun.enance. She took with
her when she went of, blue black silk ana
some other fine dresses. she was raised ID the
County Of Jefferson. Va, and was taken 10 thd
County Of Eoletourt, By Mr.. William M Doug
lass.
fEPShe was seen ii Shepherdsipwn some
weeks ago. and may Be still lurking about there.
or 10 charlesl0wn Or Harpers-FekFy, in alI Of
which places she Is supposed lahaYe relations Of
acquainiances. Or. probably, she may 81 nov Ia
Maryland BIT Pennsylvania.
will give 4 reward DC $50 iflaken ID lhe state
Of Virginia, and secured SO thai gel her again,
S25 ifdrIieered 10 me ID State Of Maryland.
or secured i'd jail 50 thai get her again; and $50
II taken the State Of Pennsylvania and deliver
ca 10 me ii either Of The States of Virginia or
MARYLAND, Tor secured ID jail. ID either Of the two
last named States, 50 thai gel eragain.
May 2, 1913. JAMES MCDOWELL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04
From ii, Msriinbburgl Gazsiis
BEKKELEY.

v:clory hrs again crownedahe Efforts Of The
Wings 81 Berkeley We confess our tisap-
poinimeni that the Wing majorisies are moi lar
Ger, for although We know that our adrersaFies
were siraining every neree il full condolences Of
success. i remained fofEshe polls 70 show how
well they had done their work We were 1isap-
1,oinifd, too, 10 The number Of Wings who we're
found willing 70 surrender their principles 10
their political foes. busthSnk Heaven old Befke-
Ter i Jet found 10 contain enough Of stout Wing
hearts 10 save her from Lbcofuc5isin.
- : ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

We have not been able q receive, o. 10 lhf
lime 81 naifinr our paper 10 pres. ,iie fos Re.
turns from shis District. Enougt has been -
cetred, hawttef, 70 render certain ne election
|of Nr Loras The Following Is he vote 90 far
a heard cFnm 49,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

I .Mouements II PennsylUanid The Lo-
cofoco members Of The Legislature Of
Pennsylvania. previous 10 lis adjourn
tmeili, met ia caucus. and adopted resolG-
lions expressive Of preference for Mr..
BucHANAN as The Candidafe for the next
Presidency. and recommending tha: the
National Convention assemble at BaltI-
more id May. 1874, the delegates not 70
be elected by Congressional districts -
They call Democratic State Convention
10 meet on the 4th Of March next, TO ap
point delegates 10 the National Conven.
ton and nominate an electoral ticket and
candidate for Governor Of the State j.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

!sls y N,ssa q 2t3
seny, - report
L.sshsta, rss, Isis Sues. ~ A,iosis
heard i,sn II sos..s islsr1 : ii .ssis pr,'
s ss:ss & Is .,ss Z. 3 ss' "a
u spu.l.npspe, nf. Can Bessss tshis) s.
DFf. vllx. s ,s-slssls5 3 Ptiasss. .Ahns
Tsiss "a T Z lI.sss.5 i Ns.fsI. y
ssso Wslls shish & ukis. los bfEi
Il
ALBEMARAk-
AerH -aietsfs Sg1shail rnd hrn]ns gn.ss'
patrons thf Tax Bill. 4
ssnais Tbnnpsons uhiss ha. msle'A'y 2
% oyer Pollard. loco. ..3,.. - -
teng Aiajofil = g. -,
uiinst5 L.EeP, -
sPoTTSfL'FAn.lA .. III.
Miner. WIS elected p neeal e 2 = =
sutton. wing : elected s,als Senate ss,. j.
spcsy'sse'a. tafa.'es .Ps $500. aJ. Ia ,sfrss
49, 49,. =
rffuPrRI.4ND
c...,...,r.'Ies VIZ o35: IIabard, loco,
80 sessssss--T fs'ss' ~e''ss -, 3'rl
lss: &c. t5.rt;.os t5.o.
~ hesss-- sa'eoson' sn's. 80
10 x,o,.rf,.rxnr
60 - so. = : Sss l =, loeo 2o7
! -s.- 80 80
: = NELSON.
ft..v-kssa G,pein uiig IA. sGifmef loco.
II
Ssnaf, Thompson. lwhig, ITO; Pollard, loco,
y
Ifo,re--cahell. Uhig. lOe, whitehead loco
e
ESSEX.
Ntwtonss MAJORITY FOR Congress Blower Hun
,er. Gsfne,l. whie. = elected Is .he House BY
! rnaiafity5of Sc.
cHEsTERFlELD.
Hancock LEGO. & re-elec,ed q DE House. and
Coz. lcca. ~ H. senate.
uANovRR
ts1s'os, ~n.s- = $50 y - eses'S1 a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

william JACKSON. one Of the persons implica
led ID the robbery Of he Western Insurance ant
Trust Company 4 Augusta. Georgia, has made
q full confession, and gives 10 ~ his acconpIi
ces (and projectors Of The robbery Thomas G
McKeen, Lang Lewis. and Allen Bass, The tws
latter CONNECTED with the Bank-1 Lewis as solic
Tor and Bass as ie.ler
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

The inpolicI q %. trimming Wing kandi.
t1'a ~ he Assembly u Fredsrick Is nov al.
p1rsnt' Not half he Wkie vole IL ne tonnir
ga fifsn icr Congress. Sod ,heltl6fs 20 fsii
les, bis kteo had Of cur sirenEIk against :hr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

.qmefieaas and Fashions n Rome.-- DE,
tract 81 late letter lrafsl Rome. dated Jan.
nary 18Th WAS honofed By lid Prince
and Princess porlonia. with al snvilslion
10 grand party Il their palace list night.
and 81 course accented ii. II len nv
rooms with small party of friends for
THE party; ] little after 3 5 clock iii CHI.
lriage. and though The distance Is The BAL.
80 81 mai half mile Il araaf ra..th.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

Id . laie number Of The New York
Courier and Enquirer the editor Of that
Journal says il is well known fact that at
The Harrisburg Convention Mr. CLAY
would have had a mejoiity Of the votes
and been nominated on ihe first ballot, il
q deliberate arrangement to cheat TIE Peo.
pie had mol 6een entered into at The .astor
House il this city New York ] previous 10
The needing ofhs Convention"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1843-05-04

70. ~ ~ sN|-F-| 49,. ~
5Shh Gaiishsfs w 40 2of 50 lei s2s
Wn +. Tanner. ft6 l99 ~ % 80
Co. ,. n.all e. ? , Ies 9, 90 Il6 400
sail cahelop. ~ Sc 50 lIC ~
Wbeis numb<r of scsssEp clled last yssE SO !
{ il,is ysaf s7t shesine p Increase j. he yels
n rs The Average Wig naigiiiy Issi year
vas 1s--ikis yttF 81
Ehisisa decided Wig victory, although ne
couniy has o. cher oceaslons given ! larger ma
sority. Never before val he field 50 thorough
y csnsasssd ~ our oppehents--nerei had ihsy
ers1tlr confidence pf success 10 he cpbgfss-
sionsl esntzss. Mf flntas had ihs atysaisss
etel Mr Faulkner Of residence hers. thorough
acquainisnct. and many personal fflcnds p
1ionga he Wigs mfr p. could DOL counter
aet this advantage b auyeHyfi o. bis oHp for
~ant Of line 10 lfsgefse he county.
rrr he Assembly, he I-ocos bed i've capdi-
dstes (Hessrs Beall and tameron) sdnaiued On
III sides io be iheAmosi popular. active and per
sesesing, q sny n he parry and every man
Us brought 10 the polls Who could be induced
under any circumstances 70 tern out Many
new voies we're polled, end large calculations
made On their prepondeIhnes for the Loeos.--
Ths WING candidates Mad shs disadvantage u .
late ssari--5olh Or hen being siek early 10 he
canvass, and one Of Them b1able 10 visit bali the
coenly. GalIsher bad ID bear he weight d
vots concerning The Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Company. which. u not misTeprrseaied,
vas not exactly understood b all the vesefsain
he coaniy; and Turner being a young man. not.
personally known 20 al. had 20 make bis way
hrder he disadvantage ofia dead sci al him as
il sporting phrase. San uplried nag But his
prospects improved upan hcqna;nIance. add he
may feel just 2ridein ihecompliment bestowed
upon him By snch constituency as have given.
him their suGfages Wefgel well assured be will
pfare worthy o. heir confidence, and win grow
10 heir regard.
The vote, Il will Be seed was larger than Thar
dfiass year land ihe weather being ene. il was
! heavy ri upon The lime or The farmers 10 quit
sheif ploughs after beingso much retarded IN.
thsifspring business. Bet the Wing spirit j.
still eslani, and can generally be reused 10
snIRcienl degree 70 save he county, vheneyer
danger shreaiens. Of The eIalialion Of The adyer-
sary eises token Or necessity for exersion.-
Bul Tor ihe .hoprlessnessb i success against The
..GsHymandrF.p The Wig congressional poll
might also have been incfeazed. As Is, MIR
Faulkner deserves grea. Eefedi. for his elfnft =
gainst oddsso fearful.