Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1844-06-20

everywhere, are filing up. Many or
ioinal Jackson men, who from various
causes separated themselves from the
party, have returned, and resolved to
foht shoulder to shoulder with their
old friends against Henry Clay and his
heresies. AS the Wings ridicule the
idea that there are any changes against
them, it may not be improper TO give
them the names of few who have
heretofore been prominent:-Hqggens-
torn NAL.
We begin with one of MarSla1s
ablest orators, John T. L. .Mc.Ndhoif,
of Baltimore, who was President of the
great Wing Ratification Convention in
Baltimore in 1910.
Dayid Sfe,cart, Esq. of Baltimore,
who for several years was Wing
member of the State Senate.
The Hon. Louis .NcLone, of Balti-
more, President of the Baltimore & O.
hio Railroad.
Col. Sabrishie, and Captain Stock
ton, two of the leading supporters of
Gen. Harrison in New Jersey, in 1910,
but since the avowed friends of Mr.
Tyler's administration, it is said have
come out for Polk and Dallas.
The Petersburg (Va.) Republican
says: Richard Kidder Meade, Harrison
elector for this district in 1910, will
give not only his vote but his Jealous
support to James K. Polk. and George
M. Dallas. The Hon. Mr.. Ghois0n,
Judge of the Superior court for this
district, warm friend of Harrison in
1910, although from his Judicial sta
ton, taking no active part in political
contests, will give his vote for James
K. Polk and George NJ. Dallas
The Indiana State Sentinel gives
the names of sixty-two individuals, who
were wings in 1910, that have united
with the Democrats.
The following paragraph from the
Frederick Citizen shows that there IS
cause of alarm and CONSERVATION in
the Wing ranks:
"Whig stock has fallen at least fl-
1 ty per cent. in this section within the
past week, and no bidders at that
The wire workers have become per-
fectly desperate, and have started out
the whippers-in in every direction with
instructions to drive back deserterS IN
to the ranks. A friend informs us
that he was waited upon by one of
these gentry day or two since, who
presuming him to be a refractory Wing,
desired him to attach his signature to
pledge, setting forth that it was an I'M
pardonable sin for any man who had
ever been a whig, to abandon the par
tyin the present emergency,and threat
ening the direst vengeance of the a.
foresaid wire-workers upon all who
should exhibit the slightest symptoms
of disposition to kick in the traces, or
to go over to the rascally Locos. We
presume these pledge-bearerS know
pretty well what kind of disease the
''cheek-ache'' is by this time"
-"ses--
appointments, Sc.-James Screen,
of New Jersey, was nominated to the
Senate by the President for the office
of Secretary Of the Treasury.
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations :-Lemuel Williams, Col
lector of the port of Boston; Lory
Odell, Collector of the Customs at
Portsmouth, New Hampshire; and
Robert Wicklife, Jr., Charge DAT
flares to Sardinia; and rejected the fol-
/ lowing Hon. C. G. Ferris, nomina-
ted as the Collector of the customs at
New York; - Winter, as collector
at Gloucester, Mass; Harvey Shep-
herd, as postmaster at Northampton,
Mass; and - Pike, as postmaster
at Augusta, Maine.
Distressing .Accident.-We are pain
ed to learn, that Mr.. Reuben Yount,of
Linvlll's Greek in this County, was
killed on Sunday evening last, by
fall from his horse, while on his. return
home. How the accident occurred,
whether by the horse taking fright OF
stumbling is not known, as Mr.. Y. was
dead when found, which was on Map->,
day morning. Mr.. Y. was an Slsf =
worthy young man, and leaves nsrSsaes
Gus relatives, besides the partner ofS;s
bosom, to mourn over his sudden and
distressing removal. We mingle our
sympathies with theirs, and deeply re-
greet that our friend and acquaintance
has been thus hurried to the world of
spirits. An appropriate obituary, en-
bracing the particulars Of this painful
occurrence will be found in another
column. Ha'Tfsonburg Register.
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In supporting James K. Polk, the
Democratic party SuDnort each and sill