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NE pOLk'S GREED.

Our candidate for the Presidency is a politician
after our own heart. His principle. precisely &c
cord with tho>c Of the Virginia States Ri$n's
Shcool. He is verify 10 b. their flag bearer we
shall satisfy the most ccn>oros critic upon 'liis
subject. when we repubIish in oar next paper lne
Inaugural Of Coz Polk, delivered 10 The Le@,Sa-
turc of Tennessee. in NciOicr. lsa!'; from Wilch
document 80 many Of The resolutions OF The De-
mocr..;c Association al, the city ol Richmond III
his DAYS paper. have lleen literally extracted
This is no new opinion with rS--no ai'er-lhou%n'
with us. to suit The present occasion ne i"i,
lowing is The opinion We expressed on inc lSt OF
November. 1880, when we could have had no
idea o.. Mr.. Poi!s's being the Republican MONT
nee Of 1874:
..Trxxf:ssre.-Wc have received and read
with the strongest appreciation The Inaugural ad-
dress Of Governor POLE. II is the best SYNOPSIS
of the Democratic States Rights Greed We have
seen lof some i'm" past. Ii adopts as 'sbaS> fora
strict construction Of the Constitution The cele-
braci rule of Mr. Ma1iSon's Report We shal!
repuh>h ii in Our next paper: and recommend ii
as Tex! FIR these Times
We shall also rcpuhi>h Governor Folks PLAIN
straightforward letter in favor of the immeGiatc
annexation Of Texas,
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ICorrcxpond,acs of TIC \. y Sp".I
BlLrlMorr. Tuesday afternoon,
Nav 18th, z. Nj.

W y Bcach, ESQ:
Sir-I begin this letter BY telling You, that no
nomination mas Yet been mace iof f!esidcit y
Vice President Thi. ! Yesterday ioieSaN' anu:
as things are now going ON, doi TX "i>"
if W. have 10 nomination tomorrow. u VIZ
Useless ior me in an ordinary !c''eF, 10 "ii'iid"c
to give Won particulars n relation 10 hc pfoceec-
;n.,> so tar The, vca, no interest ~ their brow
They have a,lop,f-o the Rules oi 1857 ana 1902
ana the Rule requiring wo-;hirt> 10 make q no
lnination We shall uoU' have waiia "orH' "'1'
as before said The nomination May ho' DC iii"uc
in /; day.
In relation 10 the members of This Convention
must say. that never saw better looking BODY
Of men in all nv ite-o!d roung and middle
AGED. The Baltimore las>es YOU know, are no.
iorio,is for their beauty yet even these SWEEP crca-
lures nave 10 brush m IN order Ia we WIFE 'he
fine splendid looking fellows OF this Convention
who come from thc North, the Eas' inc 'oou'h
and The far. far West. There are sooiiy iol al
unmarried asSe> herA-yet now'S the ume--Solhc
Of them will have husbands, and no mistake
had heard much Of the speechityins II the late
Wh;p Convention but had you been in Baltimore
lasl niuh, had You seen the sights Saw'-lipW
shall enter into description Il care no'--l
cannot--l must not--hc task is indeed too Hr'il'-
Gus. From the setting Of the sun The closing 81
The ce,in,ino-roanS. The laying aside The achc l'c
trowcl. and the hammer. up 10 midnight. halii-
more was 4 perfect Bcdlain-everr body was on
The moye-,hc bone and SincW' OF the city were
in mo,ion-t!e hanners OF Democracy were
spread wide 10 the bttezc-hrzza on huz:a went
loud on high. ana Democracy was nearly IN To-
nent There were speeches in every direction
At the Republican and Argus office (the Demo
cratic organ some iwo OF three thousand were
eloquently addressed Bul Monument square
and Darlum's rilf Hotel We're the eatlhealreS
The 'rverites adti!e iiocl. and thc regular Con
yelon the Square There must have been t"cn-
Is Thousand IN all and Il. Were filled win eaih"-
Siasm. The Tyleriles >pokc--,llc Van bancniies
spoke--,hc CaSSla> Iohnsoa,eS, all, all address
ed the multitude. It was IN Interesting scene
Tom Carr Major Davczac. and others. from ~
York were among the orators. Butts speech
as was delivered hy Mr. Healrr, member, Of
Congress from Indiana, never before listened TO-
He certainly is the greatest stump speaker ever
heard He is bold daring. digniiied. He is full
oil oratc!v.
The people who amount 10 thousands about
the Hail, are The NOS, enthusiastic ever saw:
Yours. FRANKLIN.
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nIp ftANDIDATI.'

|, will he seen bv rcicrcnt" u annhcr column,
;i:., ,h.. Hon james X. Polk II T,hnc>sce has
been nominated by the Democratic National Con-
ycntiQn. held this week IN Baltimore - Inc Dem
uc,a,:c candidate Cor thc Presidency we have
therefore placed his name upon ON banner, ana
naiitG that banner 10 or inaS!-hcal Where Il >ilaii
remain until We are commanded ny me l9opie 10
HAUL i: down Ana We assure our breads i.ai We
are proud oi Gun man r!ot.d 10 hareSuch leader
--pto,ld - have Si;c an one tarcpfcSehi our piii-
cinlcS. - James X Polk. As IL man, III every
r.spec, he combines the principle, I'll perfect gen
,ls,i,an--l> slate>nan IN all his actions. h. has
nrovcn The >aunJnc>> ofhs judgement, and -
Republican, h. has shown, hy his constant adlc-
renee 10 the principles which actualc the Demo
cratic paItv. thai liz * ;r,ie Ia them. Such. Dem
cciarS is ihc character The gentleman presented
10 Your consideration, ana whose claims ceinani
your Su:iragcs We repeat ii. w arr proud o:
him ami We are ready u pu; his claims asains
the claims oi'ihc representative III c1Jncry.
A. wc promised. We intend 10 labor. with he
coming zeal. IL secure the elevation Ia iic ProS-
tency. oi JAMES X. PnLS We likcihe waI-hol>e
have been waiting an%iou>ly for the !aIc-cry
aud Row that il has sounded. and been lc-ccaotd
~ iilols;.n!> We viiiliah as valian'ly a. We can
Democrats OF Rockingham arc yot ready DO
Won. hearts pant tar the day when yon shall be
able 10 crush Federalism ! Rl; We know these
questions are superi!uouS We have sech yolItoo
often respond. in tones of thunder 10 the calls Of
vour country io dream that you will laler now !
We know You wait the signal which calls YOU to
batile and 10 victory. Then up, and 10 arms.
One mighty effort on your part, and We gain thu
day! Stand back and every shadow OF the in>ii-
tu'ion> Won 80 much loyc. may he crushed II
ruins. beneath the feet Of tyranny anloppre>sian !
IHOeiing1omR giNp.
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HARMS FOR SALE-Thc subscriber is au-
/ ihori>cd tosell , Farms, in the county OF Hen
rico-One Of them lies about Imilcs b,iow Rich
mond. on the ChicGahominy river 1t contains
1898 acres: 800 acres Of which are prime mud
land There are three dwelling houses on the
,fact one of them elegant and conmodious. crec.-
ed q, q cost Of 5000. This tract is mos, heayi-
IL limbcred with ash, oak, and pine, Of The finest
quality: and on the premises, there iSa capital
Saw Mill, from which anaclivc. cn,erprisinslnan
could reap three times the cost ofthc place. The
situation is perfectly healthy. The whole tract
can I've bought for so 900 on accommodating lcrm:
or 100 acres, including Two dwelling houses tine
Jaw mill, and the best part oithe timber, could b.
bought for $1,000.
am also authorized 10 sell a tract Of land be-
longing to the Rev c. NJ. Reese, lying in the
county of Hcnrico about Is miles below Rich
mond and about 1 miles from .Ia,nc> River. The
tlac, contains 5G6 acres, is well walercd, and fur
niShed with incxhau>lible beds Of the very richest
lEh A large proportion OF the farm has AREA
DIX been brought To u high state oi improvement
by the use OF this mari. and Tie remainder is
equally susceptible Of il. The buildings arc g n-
modious and in good order The whole may he
purchased ior the very low sun Of six thousand
dnlars G. L. BOT'rS.
luue Sit
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r In or;er to ScrYe the cause Of Democracy.
hy tic further dissemination Of political into1na-
ton, The Republican Sentinel will he furnished
jsom iris Ham ua,H iic i. e~dst;di oi.fjoa. ri The
following rates yi2 for -, 10 copies; Tor so.
- copies. Ne. &c.
There aye still on hand ie,.- SETS of The back
numbers. ami the whole series can b" had from
the beginning at the former rate OF - per copy.
The Sentinel is nov iN.uel in an enlarged form
and ,n new tyre
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IXc Erts Ein.lh.LI

Tie "Hariiorl Timcs' halls The nomination Of
Polk will! enthusiasm and JOY 1t SAYS d" AL
thuug!! our former preference. were Tor that emf
ncnt statesman. Maltn Van Barren. We are nov
satisfied after the larl> that were elected Il ,l"
Convention. that the nomination "i NJ. Polk vs.
better calculated 10 Unite the ,Htitc strength Of ihc
Democracy
I'VE can already scc the most enthusiastic iccl-
ine bringing mp in the ranks Of The Democracy
All, - lar a. We acquainted hail The nominal
tons with The highest Qualification
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The Alcyandria Gazette i mistaken. The
Republican party viii NOT only - Tor Mr. Polk.
bul wh an enthusiasm. which Will call ont every
excrrion. and Silhuo eve: difficulty No caadi-
,lat" since he da:S Of Mr.. Jefferson. more com
r!ct4ly comes up 10 the standard of our Rcpiibli-
can principles than James X. Polk. His nomi-
nation ha> been hailed with reclamation in this
Cir; in Washington where the lar2es; Rcpubli-
can meeting that ever w;s held WIS collected IN
Friday evening and WAS addressed by different
genllemcn-in Baltimore. ard in Philadelphia
rs far as the Republican Press has been heard
t.om, the support given 10 the nomination is
arden; and sincere. We shall publish these evil
dcncrs ol opinion through the Press Is rapidly IS
possible Mr. Bulcrdeclaicd iii The Convention,
that Polk would carry ~ Yorl; by l3GD0 MAORI
iv-and similar declarations have come 10 Us
from experienced politicians in Ohio and Penn
,ylvania The Ticket will sweep the South and
Southwest. WE copy The following from Tue
day E.enin"', Globe:
'nAriric ,rioN Mr%:i,c -Whilr we arr ma
king up this paper. there is The Target political
meeting We cyer saw in This District assembled
in front OF ON office. 10 raliiy the Democratic
nominations toi President and Vice President
made Al Baltimore We have never before seen
>u,h enthusiasm * there j, nov among the De
morratS Every Democrat that We have seen
sine" The nominations were made (and We have
seen ihousarj>) is warmly in favor al them, and
confident ai Success
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c,pruS Lryy.-Wc are mistaken in oar no.
rcr of his urn,lrnans restoration 10 the service
Tbe sentence. olthc Court Martial was modified
H.. The President 50 a. toSuspend him from his
rank rs Commander for one year His recent
appoirtnen, WAS 10 Pos; Caplaincy, anu was
confirmed bv unanimous vote "l the seha'''
Sfnfiaf0f.
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEGUN
The National !ntclligcnccr BEGINS The VOL, OF
attack upon ihe ncn nominations " iih The follow
in" aiicie. which has been eagerly copied into is
conacnial Coon pTiais
As soon rs the vote ioy adjournment had pass
cd. Mr.. AicCianiss. Oh" I'll the delegates from
Missouri. ioof liz Chair. u>t vacated hy the Pre-
sieni and addressed the Convention a. follows:
Il nave sought, III various times. H. address ,hc
Convention. ior the purpose OF expressing my OPT
MON upon The course Il ha- adopted, ht!t have
been r,nrly ana unci,'illy dtnie, The exercise o
Inv rights as one of lis members | have. there
fore. Ia resort left. except to take this opportunity
oi :ruc!allnin". tna; e;f .o pall in the icSpon
Sili,v Of what il has done. !; has committed Il
aros> ii'auda fraud upon the Democratic party
a lfaud upon the country. 90 against mis-
so;ti viii - against i'll dcnouncc it. | know
that i; is Useless To spend more breath upon the
>ujycci t but he people wiil STE il, ana treat it
AZ il deserves - b. iicate...
Mr. Mc(iinni> j. We understand one of the
Locui0co Electoral candidates 81 the Stale oi
Missouri and man ui great influence III that
State, among the party as his selection H. a dele
gate 10 the Convention and as an Elcctor Tor Pre-
>dcnt, is positive evidence
Did not the Reporter al the ~ lntclligencer
know. that Mr. McCiinniss was not in a frame of
mind 10 view the proceedings OF Ibis Convention
correctly! Did he not hear the rambling speech,
which he delivered on THURSDAY morning, hctofe
the Convention adiourred2 Did he not know
the iaci which is stated in the following paragraph
from the Baltimore Republican!
We rc.rci Ia carE that MIR. AfcGinniS. of
Missouri who was in attendance" aurin. the ~it-
tin" nf the Convention. Was lahogin3 under an
aiicnatlon ufnnd, /" which hc has been for some
years subjected"
The ST Louis Reporter of the 22nd May
states that a l.. Mc(iinn,. Esq, was brought
before Judge krum Yesterday, under The hit,as
corpes act. and after fair hearing discharged -
The rapty Of his Journey. in . days from 81
Louis IL Baltimore. ana lie exciting accounts he
had heard OF The proceedings Of the Convention
contributed 10 doubt 10 produce the exhibition, la
which the y. lniciigcnccr has bccn uncandd
enough IL attach such il;iC,;c Importance
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The Dcmoero,ie Asuc;ni,oa of R.eamord.


The Spartan Band of this City are at all times
anxious 10 commune With their Republican Brctl-
rem in the country 10 profit by their wisdom, and
10 deter t. their wishes. When very important
Occasions. however. occur which cali iur i'm
mediate action the Republicans Of Richmond
being easily collected together, cannot. at
al times wait for the action ~ the noble lco-
many Of The land. Such IN occasion seemed 10
occur ON Friday crcnin@. when We lne, together
Ia receive and ratiiy the nomination OF rur Dele
gates in the Baltimore Convention. The entire
t:c!ic! reached IL on iha, cvcnin9-;ina lhcv pro-
cccicd L. acl with all due Difference 10 their b:eth
zen elsewhere The room al the Shocnoc .t>>'i-
citation Was crowded 10 Overlooking. Two or
three hundred were unable 10 get in-Never nave
We seen such an enthusiasm exhibited al any Of
their meetings. The Association was addressed
by Mess. Robert G. Scott O'i,l returned from
BALTIMORE and Cater VI. BraXlon. \ resolution
was unanimously adopted with acc!ainaton and
repeated cheers. inT rattvlng the nominations a,
Bahi,norc-and another resolution was adopted,
for appointing Committee 10 report resolutions
on tha next evening To the General Associaivn.-
The Committee consisted u! A!cS>.S. Thomas
Richie. Carter VI BiaMon, RDlt &. Scott, Ihos.
r. Giles. 'Thoma. H. Ellis and Major Charles II.
HYDE. (lhc President Of the Shococ A>socation.)
On SATURDAY evening. The General Association
assembled in hc Concert Room o., lhe Exchange
II,cl. II WAS indeed 4 magnificent meet
ing. Every bench was crowded. aud great
many gentlemen were forced 10 Stand up
The resolutions were reported and received
wi;h strong appreciation. The wclkn rah"
with the name, of Polk and Dallas. Cheer
followed cheer in ratification 81 the ticket
The meeting va, addressed ~ hle>srS. Cater NJ.
Brax,on. John Willis of Orange, John /. Wiley
Of Amelia. Robert q. Scot. Dr. Tatcm Of Po.ls-
mouth and Mr.. Palmer ol North Caroline. The
Wiz lie scope was OF the most animated description
and the enthusiasm Of he meeting is the hal
bnger Of the inG0mi:ahlc spirit which The cam
paign will call forth. and oi the victory which will
crown our cXcrtiOns.
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Y,,yEsYy-rYa,srrs { oNGREss. .st sess.
WEDNESDAY,. May 30. ISL.
SENATE.

NJ. buchanan presented a memorial oil clt!-
xenS of PENNSYLVANIA, III favor OF the annexation
of Texas.
Mr. Lewis presented The memorial oil citizens
of E.u:aula. in favor oi lhe annexation .! Texas.
Nj. Archer presented a memorial u citizens oil
Shenandoah in opposition 10 am change III The
Tariff
AIr Buchanan submitted the following resolu-
ton:
Rcsoircd. Tha, the Secretary of the Treasury
hc directed Ia report 10 the Senate The amount oil
duties on railroad iron which would le RENTED or
refunded in case the duties should he gcmltlcd or
refunded on all railroad iron which has been i'm
ported >ince the nth July, 1872 ana laid down
within three wears alter il impoaaiion stating
the amount which would be rcmiitcd OF refunded
10 each Stat. ~ railroad company respectively.
distinguishing between them.
Ihe Ioliow!m. bills were read a third ,rio, on't
passed
The bin appropriaiine $4,000 for the relief OF
!lle heir, o: Robert Fulton
In, bill concerning i;i"u.!is III the naval SER
vice.
The hin relating To certain collection districts.
Tn Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES..
Alter some mimpcr,ant morning business. the
uo,,Se rcs3lved Itself into the Committee OF the
Wholc-Alr Weller in tie ch1ir-and resumed
the consideration ot the Pension bill Mr. Bow
i'm advocated the amendment o! Mir &. Davis,
r.oposiug 10 extend lis provisions 10 those tn
gagged in the Indian wars prior 10 1900.
The question WAS then taken on the amcnd-
mcnt. but no quorum voting, the House adj
lounei.
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Z AND FOR SALE-As required by ny
| Fathers VIII. | offer for sale. on Ike pre-
misses. on TUESDAY. the 18th inst, the day alter
Prince Edward Comt, the Tract OF Land on which
he resided. in the county of Prince Edward. II
contains 900 acrcs-a fair proportion OF wool
land and low grounds: soil originally OF the best
ollaliiy--casily improved being well ADAPTED To
The use Of clover and plaster. II is equally diyi
ded by the mail road leading from The Courthouse
10 Lynchbulg-iO miles from the latter place ami
from The iormer-l5 from Farmville, and Il from
Hampton Sidney College. would sell j! in one
or two tracts Is may suit purchasers.
Tcrms-onc-ionrlh in December next. when
possession will bc given; the remainder in one
,vo and three wears from the day of sale
PEYTON r. BERKELEY.
Executor Of Wm. Berkeley deed.
LINN S--fis
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q The following letter. though nominally ad-
Ggc.Sc, 10 The citizens Of single county enihraccS
matter enough of high ana general Importance
10 he dedicated 10 he whole State and The mon
We. Therefore, respectfully recommend 10 the at
tention Of every Democrat and every Citiztr.
E'nn1irrr
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around The President. although IN favor OF ail, ;.
ncy;tign welded to the enthusiastic Tronp'l'e.",l
rolle heart. and leapin@ from 'nc Salo VIZ, w.
his hat waving on high. Join' N t''r ioII n'uu
dcep-ioncd shous iJr lA"sf elAf' 49,, :.
ipnch Lind aid Infatuated nan-wor>hipD
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The cant saving Of the waSs in the streets is
''IIarc uOp oay docnm,a'S 10 sd? What has be-
come OF the >everal,ons OF matter which The CoonS
have had prnic,! and ready Tor circulation against
Mr. Van Burcn-thc 29o.0Oo standing arny-:he
negro cvdcncc-ihe gold spoons, Sc, Sc. Tmnii-
makers. contcc,icnegS. cooks. &c. &c. now is the
time Tor you 10 make extensive spcculations and
cheap bargains in waste paper.
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NEW DRESS.

We assume new arms for the campaign
We this morning enlarge our columns. en-
ployirg new type. and extend orr capacities for
taking in more readin, matter. We trust, that
whilst We gain in appearance. we shall not
lose in soi;d sslsGace. Our candidates are new,
but their principles are the same as our own.
They aIc The same a We have supported for
forty years We have parties nearly new-new
recruits 10 enlist in our ranks-whls, our own
energies are unabaiel-and We trust, orr capaci-
ties 10 serve the Republic and support her princi-
pies. are Unchanged We, therefore throw our
selves with confidence upon a free and all enlight
enel people.
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ZIP DALLAS

Er'rod al a ieter trom n distinguished man IN
Ibi1IIphi0, fot.d MAY ~.
That Gcoi.: VI. Dallas would make a good
run in this STATE. if nominated. there can bc no
doubt In almost every county OF it, he has
root in the good will Of the people, which r.
quires only Ia IN stirred 10 shoe, uP. No we'll
infj.rmcd Pennsylvania would say to the cor
lrary. lie will rive strength 10 any ticket Dal-
las is perfectly sound on Annexation. and has
been from the first
As an evidence Of Iris TACT. annex The fol-
lowing cx;rac, Of 4 lc!Icr from him. addressed 10
Mr. Senator Wall"r. and published among the
extracts of the first No. Of Randolph oi Roa-
rnl-p'
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"pItrt ,DrLpIII,. 9Th Feb. Isl

T.F
NV Dear Sir cannot resist the impulse 10
tell YOU how much deli"ht have taken. IN read
ing your pamphlet on '!cz;'S, &e. II : comPfe-
henSivc clear, aig,uncn;aiivc AMI eloquent
Nothing can remove or resist Your facts and !
defy ingenuity 10 assal the Ii>tic" aII integrity
,t your deductions In the midst q I'll my dis
fractions al the bar, my head has been running
on this topic in, N.mc monfaS, ami yons admirable
hr,oisrg come, 10 me like MAMA in the way OF
starred people caGaol tell you without using
won,s winch YOU might consider cyiravagan
how highly appreciate your laborS and ho,r stu
csain as an .imojroa D,bot,"t, / i4aAi yoU.
Truly ard ever yours.
GEO. NJ DALLAS
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ALPHt kINGst.Er of Nashville, Colnnis-
>ioner Tor the Stale of Tennessee. and GEORGE
+. PuG.l, ol Cincinnati, Commissioner Tor the
State Of Ohio, 10 take dcpos;;ions ac!,now lcGg
menis OF deeds, &c, 10 be used in his Stale.
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cHAKspEARE. SATISFIED. &c-J.

SEATSFIELD. NO. W.
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Ladv'S Companion Tor June, - CTS.
Vol Macaulav's Miscelaries, % cents.
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Lord of the Manor BY w. H. Herbert, - Cts.
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TILE TM.O DOCUMENTS,
IL ! " = I7F-'S7 = VI Ts.N -
JJc ira TTyg,}fyLops nj IjG,i

me Urn iHiiftNtfbHttS NJ ~
We snail publish il. our nezf paper the able
speech If Col l.. Boyd, Of Kentucky. in the II.
oi Representative. demonstrating. upon evidence
which woul bc sufficient 10 commit any man in 4
coi.:t of Justice the existence OF the Coalition
in other WORKS the Bargain ana Sale" OF
AIc.s,s. Adams and Clay
We conclude another very interesting docu-
mcut in this days paper, viz: Mr. Chappelfs letter
exposing the atrocities oil the Tariff act Of 1912.
(maugrc Mr. w C.. Rivcs'; extraordinary speech
in the Senate durn" III" last week, in behalf ot
this bi Of aholninaticns.) So singing is his ex-
position, that some ri the Coons have already in
their wrath >tialnatiSed Mn chappcllas traitor.
That with such high principles as he prof, s>c.-
AMI s"cii a Noble spirit a. his whole letter
hrra,hcs'l2 can remain any longer in the Wing
ranks: is oft al the question. He was charged.
thc other day. with going - the late Wing Con
ycntioni in Baltimore, an giving his vote - one Of
The delegates from Georgia ior Mr.. Clav The
f,owiii" irr the jcrns in which in letter 10
his friend in Georgia, he ccnradic> tbs as
Scriion:
Il assure Won. my dear sir that am incapa-
bic of such gross inconsistency is that which
would exist between sending sach le''"! *
have done IN The people oi Georgia, IN regard 10
Mr. Clay and his party. and :hc: cooperating
in pariy Contention 10 recommend him Tor the
Presidency. was moi At The Baltimore Conycn-
ton and refused 10 haze any Thing 10 90 with lhc
Convention. remained all The time ri my past
in Washington should he glad you would give
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