Western statesman. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-1845, 1844-07-20

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TON Hnd TfsaA" we have only besp ens
haH hour gathering the following rom TIC
FaPes received b. one mail They look a
u'us Encouraging ~ Pok and Texas. ono
w" ,..t suppose, bot over tother shoulder
ne Ohio State Journal says eTbe cry i.
s'nl 'ney come Every day brings inl6mas
hons rom every direction that tic locoloeo
party y ~ a state Of dissolution. lu addi,ion
- INC signs and omcns heretofore given. we
record The following. '"
The tennessee County fuiebiganl DAM,
rat, hitherto loco, has refused H. s,,naar,
Folk and Texas, and has come out boldly Car
yfay and the tariff.
The Hagnrstown (Md1 Herald of Freodo,,,
ays that within the last few weeks so,a,'j
emocrats have left the ocofoco ranGs al
,ln .1 lbe. Clay Clubs among others, Antlony
sampbeH, Esq.
The Norrslown pa) Herald saws that one
# the secretaries Of the iocofocO convention,
eld at Harrisburg, which nominated IA.
for Governor, has joined the Clay
Tub Of that place.
The same number Of the Journal contains
he recantaion of james Norberry, of Logan
ounty, who has come out from the locofoco
,arty, and is going ii strong for Clay and (
protection.
The Dayton Journal, received yesterday,
contains tile remuneration of VIM. McCauly.
Jacob Wagner, Henry NJ. Good and r. ID.
ElkinS, all of Montgomery county, who pre-.
er Clay and the United States, TO Polk anf
Texas.
We hear OF IL changes, the right\way, in
he southern part of Warren county, and
ighIy influential democrat from the north
IN part OF the same county, told us few
avs since, that he and his democratic neigh
or had resolved to vote the Clay ticket. e
We hear from the Chronicle of last even~e
g, that Mr.. Shinn, member of the Virginia
enate, from the counties of Harrison, Wood,
&C., appears in the Clarksborough Gazette,
nth a letter to his constituents. He was
,cofoco, and now gives his reasons why he
annot support Mr.. Polk, and why he will
lpport Mr.. Clay.
Mr.. Shinns accession to the wings is val
able, because he has vote in the State SEN
lie, and because he has influence with the :
eople.
A gentleman from Virginia informs US that
s locofocos joined the Wing Club at Parkers
lrgh the other day.
Two locotocos joined the New Albany gay
hub at its last meeting, on the evening oTQe
lst One of them, Mr.. Beers, set forth in
'rcible speech, his reasons for abandoning
arty.
The Clay club at Charlestown. lndiaga,
,as also joined by two locofocos at it's last
leeting.
A locofoco meeting was held in Lyons, \
Wayne county. N. Y, Of those Of that party
Who are against Polk and Texas, and the call
or the meeting was signed by twenty-seven
the party.
The Eaton CO., Register contaia
cunt of spirited Wing meeting w
ED 10 that town on the 18th inst
lceting was addressed by several g
mong Others by Mr.. G. F. Demsey, W
cen heretofore one OF the main pillars
ofocoism in that county. But like
t other locofocos in the State, he cal
Polk and the British Tariff.
The following from the North
hows change of twenty-seve
county in North Carolina in
clay; and this, it is said -
'nse heaped upoG
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