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BALTIMORE COUNTY, JuLY 10, 1874,
DEAR SIR:--You are aware that we
were amongst those vino earnestly sup.
ported your name IN the late Gubernato-
rial Convention, as the candidate Of the
Wing party for the Chief Maglstracy of
the State; and while we, with others,
were much disappointed in our failure of
success, we are, as we are sure you are,
not the less devoted to the great Wing
principles, OF less interested in their til
umph.
We know this is your view, though ii
has pleased some persons 10 question your
vote Tor the nominee, on account Of the
course taken by some few persons who
opposed your nomination. This course
we, as well as others, reprehcnded, but
could moi, as we know you will not. al
low it to affect the warmth OF our zeal for
the welfare Of our party. This assur.
ance we think it will be well enough TO
place before the public, and il you accord
with us in opinion. we will thank you
for an expression Of your views, IN reply
to this.
In conclusion, we beg leave to assure
you of the continuance Of our warm re-
gard aud esteem, and beg you to believe
us, very sincerely and truly, your friends,
w. GOVANE TOWARD,
w. TAGART,
JOSIAH MARSH,
+. A. CATCH,
ELBRlDGEG q. KiLBOURN
JAMt S TURNER,
W. w. kEYSER.
J. J. SPEED, Esq.
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THE WING CHIEF.


BY }. II. wAELANp, ESQ,
Tune.--"The Brave old oak"
4 song for the Chief, the brave Wing Chief
Who hath rciencd in our hearts 50 long,
Let the wclbjn ring as his name we sing,
And around his banner throng
In the darkest day, when the bold gave way,
He uprearcd his noble form,
And his voice was heard, like our mountain bird
Swelling high above the storm.
Then gather VIC all, at our countrys call,
And march in battle array;
Let the song and shout ring galy out,
As we swell the ranks ofCLAY!
Chorus Then gatierwc all, at our country IS call
Ard march in battle array;
Let the gong and shout ring gaily out
As we swell the ranks for CLAY!
When the facmcn came, with sword and flame,
Sounded forth his voice that day,
From the council hall, like the trumpet's call,
When it summons to the fray.
Like the drums loud beat when armies meet,
Il reused our gallant tars;
As Il banner Of light III the dark midnight,
They unIurIcd the stripes and stars.
Then gather we all, sc.
In his tones sublime, Boivia's cline
Heard the chant Of Liberty,
as WIN lldllt, llt hduc ltI SLdllu
With the nations of the free;
And Greece, with her isles, and vnc-clad hills,
Where his band Bozzaris lcd
At his voice awoke, as if had spoke
One other glorious dead.
Then gather we all, sc.
Oh, merry and free shall our voices be,
As we pledge our Chici)an true,
Whose dcalhless name bears Il nations fame
Der the land and the waters blue.
On the oceans foam, on our mountain home,
Let each heart the call obey,
As swcllcth the shout, and the song rings out,
For our Chief who wins the day!
Then gather we all, sc.
In the chair ofstate, due none but the great
The world shall our Chicftain sec;
For triumph we must, our cause is just,
And perfect our union be;
Every eye is bright, every heart is light,
And the song and shout are gay;
For the victor comes mid the roll Of drums,
With his glorious Wing array
Then gather we all, SC.
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BALTIMoRE. 18th July, 1874.
J. J. SPEED, Esq.

BALTIMORE. 18th July, 1914.
Gentlemen:--I have received your ia
vor of the 10Th of the present month, and
am greatly obliged TO you for the kind
ness OF its sentiments,
These evidences OF regard, proceeding
from such respectable sources, must be
extremely grateful to the feelings OF every
right minded man, for they are the best
evidences that he is III Il right position
with his fellow men, and that he has the
support of those whose friendship is to be
coveted As respects the mode in which
the late opposition to myself was conddc-
ted, by some few persons, | assure you
have no wounds TO heal, no anger to
appedse The man who seeks to rest his
reputation upon the higher emInences OF
public opinion, needs no shield against
such trivial assaults, nor will he permit
his equanmily to be disturbed by the htlic
warfare of peluence and detraclon that is
going on beneath him.
Had my friends succeeded in the desire
they entertained Of placing my name be-
fore the public as lie nominee of the Con
venlon, and had their wish been con
summaled by my elevation 10 the EXecu-
tive chair, all my anXleties, efforts and
labors would have been bestowed in The
great work of establishing justice, the re =
demplion of the States faith, and the res
toralon of her ancient honor. But the
occasion has passed, another has been
nominated, and he will as assuredIy re-
ceive my vote as should have received
yours had been the candidate. And, il
your nominee will, as in my Judgment he
ought, and, as patriot, he cannot fail to
do, labor TO bring the public mind to bear
upon the great heads OF our alalrs-lf he
will pledge himself to those great measures
ef reform that are SO essentially and obvi-
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seized Oh Il favorable moment to save the whole
from obstruction of the whole, and in their con-
tinued and devoted support OF him, the northern
capitalists have shown that they are grateful for
the fortunate rescue"
''lIere we have Mr.. Folks opinion of
tina larilTpoIicy nHdiSgmScd."
elm repeated instances he (Gcn. lackon) re
commended notifications and reductions of the
tariff, wdh a rirr 10 The fnai abandonment Of that
ODlOlS AND UNJUST SfSTEM." Again:
$50 CtscfUai were these recommendations, and
so rapid The changc IF ptjiic opidi0n, that the
tricnds ofthe tatig, aud even MIR. CLAY, IT'S
IMPUTED FATHER, SEIZED ON A FA-
NORABLE MOMENT TO SAVE TIE
WHOLE FROM DESTRUCTION, BY A
TIMELY COMPROMISE"
So, it seems that it was the intention Of
Gen. jackson and Mr. Polk, for the latter
boasts that he went hand in hand with
Gen. J. in all his measurcs,--to destroy
the whole tariff policy, and were only
prevented from doing SO by Mr.. Clay,
who "seized a favorable moment TO
SAVE TIE WHOLE FROM DESTRUC-
ZION BY A TIMELY COMPROMISES
We thank Mr.. Polk, most heartily
MaaE him, for thus, Internationally doing
Mr. Clay justice, and contradicting the
assertion Of his arm fTcndS in Pennsylva.
MIA, and other tariff States, that he had
abandoned the protective system-basely
surrendered it In attempting to preju
dice Mr.. Clay with tae people Of Tonnes
see, Mr.. p. has put the stamp Of ISLANDER"
upon the charge. even Hoto made in this
State, by the locorocos, that lie had prov>
ed recrsanl to the cause Of 'proleclion to
American indus,ry"-which it has been
the great object Of his life to establish as
a national policy. Truly, Mr.. Polk, sold
documents are ugly things" "Out of
thine own mouth, we will condemn thee"
as most uncompromislng and bitter enc
my OF The protective system"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

The grief Of the mother was irightlul
to behold Her solnoss and sweetness
of character, the patience with which
she endured sorrow and rcvcrses, the
chccrtuncss with which she had sub
mittrd to the privations attendant on
very limited resources, had given place
To unwonted vchcmCncc and sternncss.
She cursed the dcstroyers of her ch,Id
/ ia the bitterness Of her soul. God Will
avenQe me Ills lrown will darkcn then
path To their dying hour. As the blood
of AOcl cried up from The ground
against tie first murderer, 50 the blood
ofmy Cyrii calls for vengeance on those
who sacrificed him. shall see it-l
shall see it. The measure mctcd out
by them TO others, shall be measured
unto them again 1t was IN VAIN that
kind hearted neighbors suIg"st'd to her
topics of consolation. She mourned as
one that would not be comlnrtcd The
only child Of his mother, and she Il
widow = was her invarlable reply. No,
for me there is nought but quenchlrss
regrets and ccasclrss weeping -
| Among those who teadcrcd their friend
~ Offices was the warn-hcartcd doctor.
Indifferent to his approach, and ~ np-
.pcaraucc lost TO every thug around her,
she was sitting among Cyrl's books
inspecting his irulr drawings, arranging
hs pl,ythlngs apparently carefully
collecting together every trivial object
with winch his lovely memory could be
u associated. To the doctors kind,
though lrcmulous inquiries she had but
one reply, 'Aiouc--alonc N the world
Ills oil,r Of Il home in his own house
vn, declined with n remark, My sum
mcr j. so nearly over It matters not
where the leaves fall
And whcu hc pressed under any cir
.cumstanccs 10 entertain the offer made
through him, by wealthy kinsman oi
her husband, ola shelter under his rooI
Tor any period, however proiractcd-
Il CConcIudcd on second page
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Come, you little coward, sand tho
former, leap ihls dyke
Il cannot IL is too broad aud, be
sides, II is very deep
Cannot you mean will not But
you shall be made. Leap it, sir, this
instant.
i cannot-indccd | cannot. Do n",
force me to try it ii is deep, and can
no, swim.
'Then learn now Leap it, you litle
wrotth--loap it, say, OF | II throw you
in. Seize hlm, Rol!esion. Wen!
teach him obedience.
Promise mo, then, that you will help
me out, said the little fellow, cntroal-
ingly, and in accents that would have
moved most hearts Promise me, do
promise me, for feel sure that shall
fail
we promise you, said the c0nlcd-
crates, aud they exchanged gIauces.-
The helpless victim tremblcd-turncd
pale. Perhaps the recollection Of his
dotng and widowed parent came over
him, and unncrvcd his ltilc hcaIt.
Let me of, Desborough pray let me
of, he mu,tcrcd.
No you little bastard, no "! Over
or throw you IN =
/ The fierce glance Of Dcsborough's
eye, and the menace of his manner,
determined him. lie took a short run
and then boldly sprung from the bank.
His misgivings were well founded. The
pole snapped, and in an instant he was
IN the middle of the stream
Help help! Your promise, Dcs-
borough-your promise =
With mocking laugh, Desborough
turned away. Help yourself my fine
fellow Scramble out /; its not deep
n hIllfn Ntulh il' bloHh. Lh'lI iApllNS-
ton, in whom better feelings for the mo-
mcnt seemed to struggle, and who ap-
prared half ipclncd To return to the
bank aud give his aid he dragged for
cibly away. The little fellow eyed then
and seemed to ioel -h's-lsis
was determined lie claspcd his hands
and uitelcd d no further cry for assistance.
The words Mother! mother :! were
heard 10 escape him and once, only
once, did his long, wavy, golden hair,
come up above the surface for the mo-
mcnt. Bat though no human ear heed
cd the death-cry Of that innocent child,
and no human heart responded to II, the
GREAT SPIRIT had his ohscrvant eye
fixed on the little victim, and quickly
terminated his experience Of care and
sorrow, by summons TO that world
where the heavy laden hear no more
the voice Of the opprcssor, and the pure
in heart behold their God
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

cd, accumulated wealthy pus, descend
to Vincent, and he tdncI that, by sub
uniting to his huiDors aii.ttlatterIng his
follies, he might secur'A 20 himself IA
home IN rough weather. NEe other bad
no objection to possess srnhlul follow
,or. In truth, II clever foadjuior was
often indispensable for NJ successful
execution OF his mischl9 ,us projects.
Mutual necessity thus rrf d stringent
bond to both /; and bNwt>h them a
league was struck up, offensive aud de-
fensive, which-like other leagues on IA
broader scale, which are supported by
wealth and wckednoss--was formidable
to all who opposed its designs aud move
ments.
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LOOK HERE!
2Hcy do sag there IS something Lcsidc
smohc, IN ADTER TISLEG, anal
guess FH Try Il and sac jor my-
seI-so here goes.

4 hereby inform my customers, land that
they knew beforc.) md all creation be.
sides, that am selling Goods as low, and
Iute lower, than anybody else in town, the
quality cousiderod-and dear reader, II yon
have my doubts upon tho SUBJECT you can
have them removed. by calling oO the sub
scrIbor nj hs stOte ~ Thames street. two
doors North ot the Perry Mil, whore YOU
vii fud first rate assortment of F.8.UiLf
OCERiES-amuugs which, are lily sou,
Young liyson, aud Souchong Teas, OF va
rlous Qualltirs and prices Crashed loat Hnd
brown Sugars ol the FIRST quality JHvu,
Cuba aud RIO Coffee Boston and New
York cl,y cured Hams aud Beet New Or
leans, Muscuvado and Cuba Molassos, &C,
md ~ fact every thing usually found IN q
we'll conducted F.4NiLI GROCER !
STORE Call aud see.
GEORGE B. KNOWLES
] Newport, Apui u, lSi1.
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FOR SALE,

E-A The comfortable and we'll
Es5;;IS built dwelling house, situated
TtsI ilIM nj the corner of Thames and
GsgsS.ssF 49, Young streets, well known as
having been for many years the residence
of Mr. John q. Whteborne, Tho house
contains 3 rooms on the lower floor u wide
hall, large ktchenand wash room attached,
and an extensive etorc-roOm. On The second
floor, > rooms with convenient clUsels and
n garret above for the storage Of furniture,
&c. There is Olso'a large wash house with
non boiler, &c, apart from the house. which
IS used ~ a bathing room-an abundant and
never failing supply Of water, being brought
into both the house aud wash room from
fountain or resayor OF water. 20 feet square,
situated IN Bowcry street, and forming part
of this property. There is head Of from
l5 to 20 feet Of water which can at small
expense he converted into an ornomen ntal
fountain IN the garden. The lot attached to
the house is 100 feet on Young street, and
az feet on Thames street /; II contains good
garden, with grape vines, ounce trees, Sc.
aud one OF the finest asparagus beds in the
town.
Also lot adjoining the above premises
measuring 73 feet on Thames street, 7S feet
10 the rear and l30 feet on Howard street
This lot contains about so young aud -four
Ishng ounce trees, and bus also fountain
Of water. The lots are well fenced. For
terms, &c, apply to
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH.
Newport, May ., ISll-UL)
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NOTICE..
,I,nE snbscrlber' I, 'r,e.sjpeactfuily Riycs p0,lcs

that he has taken the store. corner of
Banistcr's wharf a. Thames street, and d.
rcclv opposite the Eagle Holrl, where he
intends Keeping genera assortment OF fruits,
preserves, j'llrys. spices, catsups. pickles,
mncorurI. vcrmacIlla, nuts. bottled and dram
ale bou'cd cider, porter aud beer by The
dozen or single bottle bottled and fountain
soda water. with or without syrnps. by 'hc
dozen or single bottle; Havana and Prhclpc
Cegars fine cur chewing, Turkish ana
American smoking Tobacco pipes, bard
cages ond birI seed and variety OF other
articles too numerous To mention. share
OF public patronage respectfully solicited.
I. ) STANllOPE.
Newport, May IG, lSli If.
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Court Of Probate, .Newpon Oct. 7, 1874

CoWt 0j Ef0bGt', .NeUPoH OcL Z, 1914.
NATHANrEL II. LANGLEY, Executor Of the
~ last VIII and Testament Of Ben njamin
Clarke, late Of Newport, cooper, dec, pre-
scnts his 2l account on said estate for al
lowance, and for an order Of distribution of
the balance Of said account, and said account
contains a credit OF cash received by the
Executor, being for tho proceeds of The sale
OF the Real Estate Of said deceased, amount.
ing 10 three hundred and fifteen dollars.
The same is received and the considera-
ton thereof referred to Court Of Probate,
To be holden at the Town Hall, in Newport,
on the first Monday in Nov. next, at 9
o'clock, a. M, and notice ID ordered to be
given thereof by publishing the same
three successive weeks IN the Herald Of the
Times, for al! persons interested to appear
al said time and place aud be heard
A true copy-wl,ness:
OiO' b. B. lIowLAND, Pro- Cl'k.
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GNarsliasa'S Notice.

vE'IlE subscriber has been appointed by
the Court OF Probate Of Newport, Guar
dian OF the person and Estate of Catharlnc
L. Gardner, Of SAID Newport, single woman
aud has given bond for the faithful discharge
OF said trust; all persons having claims
against his SAID Ward, are notified to exlnbl,
them TO hm within six months from the date
hereof and this notice to be published for
six successive weeks in the Herald Of The
Times.
EDWARD T. ALLAN, Guardian.
Newport, Oct IL, 1874
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Commissioners and EXccu-
tors Notice.

WYE, the subscribers, having been appoin-
w ted by the Hon. the Court of Probate of
the town OF MIddlctown,to receive and exam
inc the claims against the estate of P"lcg
Sanford. late of SAID Mddlctown. Esq, dec.
represented insolvcn,, aud how they are
made out, hereby give notice that six months
from The date hereof, are allowed 10 the
creditor. Of SAID estate to bring IN and prove
their cluims against th" same, and The thrd
Saturday of February and the Saturday next
preceding the third Monday ~ March next,
AT o'clock. p N. of each OF said dave. aud
the house Of Jacob Sherman, ~ said Middle.
town, are appointed by Us as the times and
place Of meeting SAID crcdllors, for the pur.
pose oI receiving aud examining their scvc
rsl claims.
JusnuA CoGGrsuhLL,
WuLi,u TAGGART CommtS.
lNroR SHrRNNN,
All persons indebted 10 said estate arc rc-
nurstcd to make immediate payment TO
PARDON BROWN, Executor.
MlddIctown, Sept III, isil.
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Clerk's Office, Court Of Probate, NtwpoH
Oct o. 1874.

EQUEsr in writing has been made to the
~ Court of Probate of Newport, that
Peter =. Remington may be appointed ad-
minls,raor on the estate of Angelica G. Gar
diner, late Of Newport, single woman, dec.
in,estatc, and also TO the subscriber, for no.
,ice to be given thereof, so that the snmc may
be taken into consideration nj n Court Of Pro-
bate, to be holden at the Town Hail in New
port, on the frs, Monday IN Nov. next, at .
o'clock n. m.-hll persons interested IN sad
estate are notified to appear at said time and
place and be heard in the premises and this
notice to be published for three successive
weeks in the Herald Of the Times.
B. B. IlowLAND, Pro. Crk.
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"A FOR SALE-The Man

IA FOR SALE-The Man
TlsiEa sion-house on Washington
asSEJ street, next north Of the Hon.
William Hunters aud south of Job Wilbour's
boarding house. Said house is convenient
for genteeI family, or for boarders it
was built by Capt. Warren for his own use,
OF The best materials, white oak frame, with
large and deep cellar, paved, and with large
cellar store room hath the privilege Of
wharf, also sea bathing on the premises with
view of Narragansott Bay, its islands
steam boats, ships and other vessels, passing
and repassng, Sc. &c.
f. TREVETT.
Newport Nav 80. 1914.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-10-24

vGIIlE subscriber having been appointed by
the Hon. Court Of Probate OF the town
OF Newport, administrator on the estate Of
Gyles Barney, late OF Newport, dec. requests
all persons having claims against said estate
to present them for settlement, and all in
debted to make immediate paymen, to
PETER p. REMING ION, .3dmr.
Newport, Oct IL. 1871.
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a Administrators Notice.

TlIE subscriber hereby gives notice that
he has been appointed by the Hon
Court of Probate OF the town of Newport
Administrator on the estate of Alexander
Jack, late OF Newport, deceascd.-All per-
sous having demands against said estate
are requested to present them and all in.
debted to make immediate payment to
WM. A. JACK, .fctm'r.
Newport, Oct. IL, lSi1.
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FOR SALE,

&-R A FARM about two miles
Es:,ty from lhe Cour, House IN New.
3xg gillsy port, on the west side at the
E1xlsa.sS road leading to Bristol Ferry
a"d the stone Bridge, containing lGk acres,
with large Two story dwelling hunse, a
large barn and other convenient out build
iugs, an excellent well Of water and two
young orchards just beginning to bear. A
minute description is unnecessary, as any
one disposed to purchase will please examine
for themselves. Terms of payment easy.
For further information enquire of the
subscriber.
DAVID BUFFUM
~ Nlddetown, OH mo 9Th 1914.
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NOTE CE,

NOW. ns my hand Is in, guess IN ,oucj
" up The dcluQuents n htle would inkc
Il ~ great favor, II all those persuus who
arc indebted to me, either by Note or Bo"l
Account, oi over three months stnnd'ug
would cal Al the "CapIa,u's Office aud 81.
les" cos w, | wants tt does. Nun SOD.
GEORGE B. KNOWLES
Newport, Apui u, 1914.
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FOR SALE,

9yxA A convenient House at the head
fs1sEi3 of Broad tsrcet, with five rooms
Ess.EfE3 on eath floor, aud two lodging
s&EA rooms in the Garret, well ar.
ranged for two families, or u boarding House,
with wood and carriage House, and a good
well Of water. For further particulars en-.
quire Of SAMUEL SMITH, or
SAMUEL LEWIS.
Newport, Aug. %, le44.-tf
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The New lOrG
GUn'I'isuiiOrS.sip Fire bH-
SaraECc Company,


ENSURE Dwelling houses, WNrrhou."e
aud buIIdugs in general, merchnndls'
uuuarhu,d turuIiurc. ships building, slipi
~ port aud lh"i cntCors. aud every d'scup
uuu of p'Xs"Nal property against loss 80
'imagr bytrc.
] SMITH ROGERS, Pnsidm
II w. MNUriN, Sccyci1J
niHEcroE, } Smltli Rogers, jnmcs Y I1r,
Jane. McBidc, J1hn Adams, Iolu lla,rcttl,
Gultan G. Nrrplauck, Johu johnson, Ju.rph
hrrnDchan, john | Palmer, Peter lorlluid,
Iptncs N, Call. Rubcu Mrtoshiy, Il.ur Ia.
'u,b, Reuben Nithcrs, Niiiam Soou, fcrdI.
ulnd IA, dam, Peter Nr,tus. Ri,hntd it,u
|G. v 5 Ruos"vrlt, T. ID llurlbu', George Y
Pollen, William Colgate, IuWcil llulbtook
The undersigned are the only authorised
AGENTS Of SAID company ~ NroYuu. au@
they are prepared lo insure my ~ ihr hbu,,
namrd property ~ Newport and ~ ,lcnIJ
The terms, &c, ~ insurance vii b. mao,
known on application To Us
II Y. CRANSTON s son
b Newport, Feb ~ ls44