Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-08-08

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How shsp We dispose Of tEe4R They are
eom;ns - upon rs so ihickly Ia, lse could gu
I .eapes,~iih them every day. kI-eng them
We ana The name Of Maj. Van cak pens >ye,e-
ran, Who was The LoeOfoeo elesio8 in is4os><er
,he Livingston DISTRICT, New ahlk. The Rc>,
chester Democrat adds sb-' MS Rao Cam
peas brother, who ,-ts.ss - sasq.fea, Ahegany
,. ..;,h - siren sons. allotf WHOM voted
Sun, .afen in 1870. win a Ensy lIrv.~ate
iof 22enry Clay IN November.
The same paper pubIlshes 1asdetaif Ezra
Hundred and Tssnty eigh, Rsnsast lsors Of Loco
Focoisms
The f5llowing letter from paffel French, oil
michigan, brave veteran a. ths fass VAL who
LOST leg in the BauIe Of ehippeFa, 50 veil e.
presses he character Of the two far les thai We
deem i, proper 10 copy ii. Ele truiy cOu.snds
mai The !Whjr marty are qesse1faiIy Ind tho
roughly democratic, both in1hsot and sraciiee"
Auous4A, wieh.. loly 10. 1874.
IL tie Eiilor If tie Sentinel:
sIr-Tneie has been 50 much excitement o.
late on The subject Of politics anh pelhical men
. .. sha. have ICES Iaa1eea . -
ed) and The Wing parties, asa 1e result Of lha,
ex animation is shoroqgh canticiiod that the
! so-ealled Democratic parry he Ne e1uteIy aban-
doned allIhe ancient land m4fxssof she party
that they are nov opposing the ieadirs prnci
niles and measures that char &C al ized The admin
|. islIa;idn Of jefferson, Madsonsnnd Monroe, anc
that the present Wbig party j essentially aAt
Y thoroughly Democratic 5o,h q sheoty and Pfse
N tiee-thai the Wing parry is dslntenang for n
= very measures recommended ks Jefferson, Mad
!. son. Monroe and Jackson, ibis ttsl election
r 4 AZ
! lhstthey are now Democratic and thaf the VIII
: parry IS the oHiy old fashioned andtrnls Demo
E cratic parry in the counify. That Henry ella
u was atDemocrat during tbs lkIe wsr with Gree
Il Britain, that Hooked upon hin thea the lln
/. iest aud most eloquent suppeffer IL Democrat
u he IS The same now Thai was Democf.
y then and am one now That Henry Clay's d.
mocracy at that time copRsHded nv admir-
( lion, and thatof every wsl,sisber rf the coui
Try. That he has my entlrecJnhdeRee apd nj
j. he shall receive my vote ID November next, al
u my best wishes and inHuenei;in the meantime
{ Respectfdfly yours,
= DANIEL FRENCH.
similar letter IS published by air. Austen.
he same state, Sho says
Il "Under all the Democtagc Presidents, 4
= dnty Of goN ernment TO proviae cnrreH@'s-,s,
20 nif5,yn ,,sl-..s.ssHtster The gofernnent with
II
= ed upoRl, All these cardinAl principles ha.
been lost sight Of OF Abandoned BY the selfstyll
Z democracy OF the country, and nothing seems
!; TO be left them 5ui the empty horror of a nat
: which they have themselves DISC raced.
Ill. Mr.. Austen bad been a warm supporter
, both Gen. Jackson and Mr.Y Van Buren, but v,
led 70 doubt the correctness4pf his course, al
u undertook tojudge for himself He says
rel aWi,hin- the last six monibsI have been
duced 10 examine few o. the great esdt
us principles Of both of The two great parties in II
country commenced ihe examination vi
+ strong predictions in fasarlof my old raIliE
Te views, and good share Ofipfejudce sgainsta
ri measures advocated by The Wings; butwi,h
or firm determination 10 iuYes@ssis thoroughly |
u myself, without reference tplwhRt others mig
a. say Or do. This have dpnf, and am fully s.
3, isfed that have been led eIf cd "wild goo
or chaser by The never cessinE ctS Of democrat
IT. keptup by The Loco Foco PARIS thai the ns
y party as promulgated by 1hbrlss jefferson, a
practised upon BY James alsdisbn. James M
sc oeIard Andrew jackson afyiss his hrst tern
u The very conclusion ID ;wLsch hundreds.
D f fsgi SaagH sn are com Fhsnever they 81
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