Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-22
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, IS44.

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The Cincinnati ALIAS says; eve hear
j seventeen changes The right way il The
I6uihern part Of Warren county; and
highly Influential Democrat from the
1orlhern part Of The same county told US
! few days since that he and his Demo-
cratic neighbors had resolved to vote the
Liberty ticket"
Besides The changes heretofore an
aouaced the Genesee County Democrat
hitherto strong Loco has refused TO sup-
port Polk and Dallas. and has come out for
Clay and lhe Tariff We expect soonsto
hear even Of greater changes than these in
he same way.
Ieka H.. lz,ssaa, ESQ. sectetsss Of ~
meeting 10 81 Louis, Missouri,
as repudiated tSe party now and forever,
He cannot swallow annexation Of Texas.
Moses P. Jeweii, formerly residentof
Burlington. Vermont. now distinguished
citizen Of Cincinnati, has written a letter
TO Horace LOOMS, Esq, Of Burlington, IN
which be says: We shall give Clay
fgsaty thoxsaad majority in Obio-rely
upon it. Mr. Jewett has heretofore been
a staunch supporter Of Jackson and Van
Buren,.
A late number Of the Na,chez (Miss J
Courier says: ave yesterday saw and
heard Of Ave citizens OF Nafchez, whose
names can be learned on application 10 as,
HERETOFORE Democrats, who upon bearing
the news of The nomination Of Mr. Polk,
declared they could not support him.
The Ohio Palladium says; The changes
in this county, we are well satisfied, are
as four to one in favor Of the Wings
Were we SO disposed vie could give long
list Of those who have become thoroughly
disguised with the deception and dema-
.cogaeism Of the Locoloco party, and have
-ueited with and will hencelortb battle fol
Wing measures and Wing principles.
ALocoioco meeting was helda at Savan-
nah. Georgia, on The 9TH. Col. G. Robert
son in the chair, at which il was resolved
that we disappfove Of The action OF ths
late Baltimore Convention 10 nominating
MIR Polk for President, and thai aUe as De
nocrats- ,sPudiats said nomination
The Newark Daily Advertiser OF Thurs
| day saws: I'VE learn from an authentic
source this morning that fifteen more wem
bers Of the old Van Buren, party in shi
city have .opsnly proclaimed thejf.deter
mination no. 10 vote for the free 1fade con
didales. They 20 for Clay. Efelinghuy
sen. and ihs9 Tafiff-as all men will VIII
understand 4nd value their tue Interests
o. -
! F're-s-~i f---------s-s4.~ys The nor
James FoA ler, Of WeStfeld who was r.
several years the eapdidate of the Loc
party in 0oaneclicutlor Lieutenant Gov
Eerner, and has ever si5ce stood high ii Il
confidence, has sisnifei his deierninatio,
not to vote for Polk and Dallas
The Cecil lMd) Wing Or the aaal ID,
says: = In The Wing county convention
held IN tbs town on Tuesday Iast Their
were twO members who up 10 the last q
lection were opposed to The Wing part
but wnl now give il their hearty 81
The LocOfOcos Il Lex. and passed J
held meeting Ia declaring their deter.
series Of resab support the Locofoco can
m,inatIo6n the grounds Of their opposition
Z. 19lihe tarif, and their advocacy Of The an
nexation Of Texas. This is the prevailing
sentiment Of that country. Texas and
free trade are TOO much for honestLoco-
focos 10 swallow.
The Ohio State Journal Of the 9Th ul-
limo says: "The Statesman of the last e.
venfng has some Of the tsllest bragssfd
most ridiculous statements, editever put |
from correspondents, that yffom first to
forth. They are fabrieof deceiving and |
last, for the sole ppthe doubling snd wa
quoting the teroolly asserted that the
vering. shnst the Wings 10 Madison are |
chanods. Now, we not only know that
MS is false, but we can produce the names
( fourteen men that have deserted Loco
ocoism in the little Town Of London and
'iciufty alone; and we could give the |
James Of one hundred men that have but
ecen;Iy left The party in Madison-counly
n CLARK county the changes ir our favor
IRE very numerous. and We could give the
James Of dozens. Talk abou. changes for
Polk and Dallsst We can scarcely fnd
! respectable Locofoco who will pretend
ven 10 endorse the views Of Polk on the
Tariff and .9aaeration |"
Ala Whig meeting held al Cambridge |
New York. last week. distinguished De-
nocrai came out and declared bis deter
ninalion 10 opposes man who had been
bis parry BY Southern dicia.
ion.
Mr.Thomas Loripg. Editor Of the RAJ
eigh Independent, hitherto a neutral pa
,er, hAs declared in favor Of Clay and
Trelingbnysen. Mr. j. was formerly I
5ditoE Of the Raleigh Standard, and
garn supporter'of Mr. Van Buren,. When
be anii.Yan Bafsn feeling developed it.
elf 10 the North State pretty strong and
he contest between The Calhoun men
md Ire Van BuFenises waxed very warm.
Ifr. L. was induced Ia sell out. and his
,aper passed over 10 the Calhoun side ~
rhefenpon he established the IDdepen-h
lent. aud has occupied neutral posiIi6HJs
mill now. He declares he cannot Ps~
lold bis peace, and that be regsr.f the
ssety sad prosperity OF tie esdnlry q
sqniring The election offhe Wing ncmIsl