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rOR THE MADlsONIAN.
DUFF GREEN

FOR THE MADsoNIAN.
SONG FOR 27ru MAY.
By young lady, who had been an ardent admir-
Of Mr.. Clsy.l
TUNE-.7Ha Croker
We all we're friends of Mr.. Clay,
While he was for the nation
At Client, or Washington, or home,
He was our admiration.
His speeches are sweet and smooth
Whenever he directs us;
He made us long ago believe
That we had claims on Texas
And when John Tyler got the chair
That Henry Clay had prayed for,
He cast his eye on Texas too,
And thought tina, ii was paid for
Her sons our friends and brothers we're,
And he would just annex Us,
If Uncle Sam would but agree
To spread his wing DER Texas
Now Adams, Clay, and all the clique
Who hated Tyler's notions,
Make Texas and her negro tribe
question Of promotions
Van Buren,, too, has cut his STICK
Surprising he II perpler US
Nobody ever heard Of him
Who lived and died in Texas!
Good by TO Mr.. Webster, too,
We spose he got a shilling,
To make that speech at Baltimore
lie seemed so mighty willing.
We hate contention, bate all strife,
And hate the men that rex us,
And, If we can't have qu'et here,
Wen leave end go to Texas
New York, May, 1914
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DELEGATES:

Henry P. c.. Wilson,, Alexander +. Gray,
William J Gofigon, Miers w. Fisher
George p. Fiiohett, Edward w. Not ingham
Nathl J. Gofhgon. William w. Williams,
NatLl p. Fitcbet DR.. W lillian A. TAom,
Thomas l.. Kendall John f, Notn CHAM,
Juhn L. Upshur, Edward J. Fisher.
Robins Map, John Parsons,
William Harmansnn, Obadiah Gofii ION,
William w. Williams, James c. Daily,
William T., Fchett, John S. Parker,
FULLY X. Wise, William S. Upshur,
Leroy Oldham John Trower,
Labln Be'oe, jf, Socrates Wilkins,
William MapP. Edward w Holland,
Very respectfully,
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We are requested to ask the Baltimore Argus IL il
IS IN favor OF the mmsdiai, annexation Of Texas D
Is It IN favor Of the ratification Of the treaty of an
ne1aiion now before the Senate l--yNadisonian
Speaking for ourselves, and no, seeing the ob.,a.
cles that some profess to see, we answer the frs,
question in the affirmative
inc second question we also answer 10 the afhrms.
tive, II It does not violate our pledged faith IN oth.
nstons As to any fears Of . wsr, H., {, our nation
mere moonshipe Boil Arru,
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Hall or REORGANIZATION, May Is, 1914.

ball OF KrrREsESrATIvGs, May ID, 1874.
Editor Of the .Nadsonian
SrR Enclosed send you the paper containing a
letter Of Frank Combs 10 J. b. Crocket, Esq, in re-
lstion to Charvs who was robbed and murdered on
the Santa Re route last SPRING and for whose robbie
ry and murder, several have been lately convicted at
ST. Louis, which the parties concerned are DESTROYS
you should publish.
This is sent, and this request is made at the IN
stance Of one Of the parties interested; and as he
has sent 1t to me to make this request, do il WITH
out thereby intending in the slightest degree 10 in
teriere with the cause OF justice founded upon tes-
timony with which am wholly unscquainted. For
his satisfaction, and for all the benefit 1t may confer
upon the condemned perpetrators Of the deed, hope
you will give 1t an insertion.
Yours, JAS. %. BOWLIN.
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Correspondence Of the Madisonian.

NORTHAMPTON Co., May 6, 1874.
SIR: Enclosed you have list Of the delegates to
the TYLER Convention TO be held in Baltimore the
9th instant, appointed at meeting Of the Tyler
Association Of Northampton, few days since. We
Tyler men have but little doubt that election in
this county next fall will result in majority for
/" Old Veto"
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JAS. %. BOWLIN
Lrrmsros, Ky, Oct. 18th, Isa3
To Josrru II. Cpocsrr, Esq

Dear Sir have this day received letter from
Capt. John Mcdaniel, now confined on a charge Of
robbing and killing a Mexican merchant named
Charts, and desiring me TO publish what knew Of
said Chnrio' character and conduct TO the Texan
prisoners surrendered by Col. Cooke In S4. Having
no acquaintance with Capt. Mcdaniel, address my
answer to you, as am informed you one Of HE
counsel. | decline making any publication on the
subject yet you at liberty TO this letter
may seem just and proper under the circumstances
remember Charts well, and sha never forget
him. II all be borne in mind that ] was guest o.
the compsnics,--~of member Of the Texan Santa
Re Expedition, Of Is4l, having only visited Texas
on business for my fstbcr and joined the party for
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,rs-THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL TYLEf

: urTHE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL lyle"
CONVENTION, FOR THE NOMINATION OF
PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT, WILL
MEET IN BALTIMORE ON THE FOURTH
MONDAY OF MAY, (the eth instant)
The Committee OF Reception respectfully request
Delegates to the above Convention, on their arrival
in the city, TO report at Head Quarters "h'fIhN
HorEI, corner OF N. Howard and Saratoga streets
Baltimore
Democratic papers throughout the country friendly
to the Administration requested to keep this no
tice conspicuously in their columns
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THE ONLY PROPER CANDIDATE FOR THE
PRESIDENCY ON THE PART OF THE RE
PUBLICAN PARTY AND The FRIEN Ds
OF CERTAIN ANNEXATION OF TEXAS.


II is admitted on all hands, that the annexation Of
Texas is the mos, important question that has occur
red in the progress OF this Government, since the
adoption OF the Constitution. Did the most profound
dipomatst ever before achieve 30 great a boon fer
his country little cost or risk OF blood trea-
sure' What might well have bafcd the skill Of a
Metternch or the cunning Of Tallcyrand, has
been accomplished by judgment we'll balanced, and
honest determination. When before was such an
acquisition ever made on terms easy ard honor
able 10 both parties A conquest Of intellect and
pure patriotism, uniolloued by oppression and I'M
stained with blood What section Of the Union will
not be benefited by this browning civic triumph Of
John Tyler Those who have assisted to accom-
plisb de.ign which is destined to form the brghtcs,
in diplomatic history, have been but tools in
the hands Of the chief arifcer executing his will
carrying out the Iracngs Of his pencil Tools, it is
readily admitted, sharp and well adapted TO the
work, but showing no less the judgment that select
ed them, than their fitness for his good purposes
Now that the edihce has been fashioned, and the
frame work put togcther-taero is, in fact, scarce.
ly any thing left but for the Senate 10 turn the
key, and deliver it to the people There s, it seems,
no lack Of journeymen TO admire the plan, and to
volunteer TO finish what, II anything may yet be left
undonc Thus would the grea, work enurc as a
monument 10 the glory OF men who were sslet p
when II was projoc,cd--men asleep, Who would
have been sadly startled fr m their proprieiy" at
the bare suggestion of the bold and magnificent de-
signl Which one Of these eleventh hour Texas an
neIers would have had the moral courage to stake
the responsibility at the time and in the manner
that old Veto has done No, he, surely, who could
never make up his opinion whether the deposites
ought or oughi not to be removed, nor he who al
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NEW WORKS AT FRANcK TAYLoR's.

THr PRuRrE BInD, novelty the Hon Charles
Murray by Harper & Brothers, price
IS cents
DrMocRATIc RrvEw, for May, with portrait OF
Morgan Lewis.
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rsrThe Central Committee request the delegates
10 the Tyler National Convention, who may pass
through Washington, to visit the Committee ROOM
(the private Office of the editor of the Mad'son'an'
30 that correct list of the names of the delegates
may be obtained at as early an hour as possible.
BY order Of the Committee.
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In THOSE THINGS WHICH AnE ssshsriAl In
:. rs,rY-,s NON ESSENTIALS, LIBxKrri AND IN ALL
THINGS caAKirY.-.issgasffa
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Hon. L. A. HIssroAN,
Washington, ID. c.

During the absence OF "Col Webb, Of the regular
army" the New York Courier and Enquirer main
tains its characteristic poltronery.
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CONGRESS-FRInA1.

In the Senate the morning hour occupied ia
the presentation of petitions upon various subjects
which all the business done, at the time our pa
per went TO press.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21
TIE ABOLITION VOTE.

W. lad supposed, after the expression Of prefer.
Al, plk nver Mr.. Clay by Mr. Brney. the
- CANDIDATE for the Presidency, and of course the
..,o,hsnelt" al thai tacliun-aud aller III.
ia,i, :, of Mr. Bnney himself by the locoocu par
s.n,raw county, (Mctgan,) as their candidate
y, ,he Iroisa,ure-tha, The Enqulrer would be asha-
' nen lis n,outh the subject ul "a coaana be-
con The AboIiiionis,s aud Wings. But nothing tau
,ha, nsper in It's reckless course. II continues To
O., and firm this groundless accnsalion na only
a. ~. tooth of facts like these, but with iul knuw
IT, ,b,, in Maine. Vermont, Ohio Peunsy lvania
The Abtltohsts almost every where prefer Polk 10
-, aud that the irenis Of the Turner as,idu
- nanrt,uc them Louk the abuse poured a,l Mr.
go Lr the leading Abolition papers IN OHIO. Pennsyl
-, snd Mgssschusets-and above all, look al the
,'.,s,,,in If Mr. Folks confidential FRIEND the editor
III Nashville Union, that, allhan.h che has same
-. ,,lut his house, they are D0MESrICS rather
In 81, AYES" aud al the temsrk al the Msdis5nau
hs, The fact Of Mr. Folks being Shareholder us tie
as-;jgni Of bir,L'that he has mo prc!!geiiono FIR
sI,ety-nd,t ed that lie is averse 10 lie syslemef sla
,ryand inliGaling thai If he could only persuade his
,,yes To leave Inn. they might - SEQ, free !! What
\, all these sly lnsHuatuns nean /! And Is II not man
,est that they dung their work. when we see the
,a,dipc Abolition papers lashng Mr.. Clay with VIM
,anc, Exceeding thai OF the Enquirer itself, while they
,onrh Mr. pix ni.h taps gently as II Inflicted With
. ady;s fan2 Can Impudeuce 60 farther, With such
,r,. IN vew than for suppirier ii Polk to charge
e,aljon between the Wings aud Abotonlsts! II is The
dery Of "Sop Thief" by the rogue who seeking
..,,pe with stulen giods
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memories forever Without their names being assoaised
With one pleasant happy honorable ccolleetian. The
public treasury, which they found full and overflow ing
\ which they left bankrupt and emply-he odisus aud
demorallzng principles Which they introduced into the
administration nj the guvetunenttho millions OF the
money OF Tie feaple which they >qaaudeftd AWAY aud
tie mIlilons When those gentlemen (the laeo faoo Of
fce holders distracted and carried 10 parts unknown
will cause them 10 be remembered by the people, like
the fuunslfaie OF the French Reyalutin aud the Ar
nolds and Burs of country remembered, not
Tor their virtues, but iur their crimes.
WING.
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NIaszsllsts NAiSRAEC,

FIR lac ceek eaiiax Saturday. Oetobar lo,h. 1871.
iebdteo-Lngs. shipping, 81 40 IN 90 manulae-
Irrng 81 10 To :. 50 nse 81 90 10 ID, Leaf Interior
500 III 100; camnon. 500 3.51 niddlng, s. ID
I" LOO g"d $500 10 1900; fine manufacturing lea,
$40 tlo.
tlow-ss.SO to 1874 from wagons 5. to GU, Of
store.
Uh5ai. Red 60; White 65 cts per bushrl.
Grdia--Cotn Ii Ia 90 cents per hushel irum wagon,
- Ia o. cents from slare Oas, sheal 81 per hun
dred. cleaned, from wagons - CENTS, Rye, In
market.
Ctorcr aud Grass SEEDS, sumo sales Of Clover
Seed. al store AT s. Of old seed No crop YET IN
market.
Provisions -Bacor :. 10 from wagons 81 to retail
Beef 2,5O per hundred Meal, 80 In IS cts per bush.
Ell lt,m wagon; lrom stonn, 81 10 IL, cents.
tqBtt.-St. Domingo. Il To 5 conts per h.; Rio. 6
TO 10 eeaIs iasuyra 10 10 cents Java, Is 10 III cts;
CoDee Bt,s--rhe demand continuing 50 far to ex
coed the supply that the enterprslng faakers having
vailed themselves OF the opportunity Tor speculation.
The consumers are INV supplied with tim article Of
DREss. ready made al the s,ij aud outstanding
material. We therefore, quote decline IN CorrhE
BAGS.
S,igar-Brown. New Orleans s 10 10 cents per H.;
Porto Rico. to cents per h.. 81 trox, 10 10 IL
GEMS per 10; Loaf l2i to Il cents perl
Cdadles.Ialow. l2l To Is cents per H., Sperm. 80
TO 40 cents per b Hull sons ID 10 Il cents per III.
Uhstey. -Common. 2S to 30 cents per gaon, irom
wagon from store. 80 10 30 cents Recliied. 10 to 81
from wagon; from sore % to GO cent
Rraady,-Apple, 2S 10 80 cents per gallon; Peach.
90 cents per gallon.
Cotton Yarns. Factory prices: Is cts; per ID.
sorted.
iroa,-Bar Iron. $50 per ton from boats, IS from
Store. Ply, So per ton.
S'eti-Bs,etcd, u. to cents per h; German. 10 10
10 ceus.; Shear, 20 10 IS cents per b. Cast Steel 20
To > els. per ID.
Lin@ed OTIS 10 so eta. Lamp, 81 90 to l5o
,aun, Tanners 4 Il 90 la % tN1 hll
Ledher-Good SOLE. Is to 20 cents per To-. Damng
ed Sale, 10 To Is cents per IL.
fo,rdrr blasting. 100 10 i,25 per hegi Rifle. s.,
80 Ia 600 per beg.
Uo1L-Woo 70 to q cents per hi Wool Rolls, 81 !
10 10 cents per ID.
toa md Uood.-l'iluminous. p cents per bnshel
Anthracite, 800 per Ton. Oak aud mixed Wood 81
-arl. lcl NV 3, ~ l.-r
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S3E:al s.Agsh.

Denarlcd this life On the lib inst, Ma. JAMES +.
ilARRIss Of Mr. James la1fiss, ul Campbell
~, IN The 2s year Of his az. Death, his expand,
career has stricken to the tomb the SUBJECT ot Tins oblt
uay hr has spread his sn5e wings over the gentle and
exemplary life Of the young man whom we have II
speak o as no more. "Eulney upon lha many virtues
and high mnra character OF the deceased, would be IN
trely needless. Win all his amsbe qualuirs were IN
termuveu sentiments of the purcsl social feelings As a
sun, he was ohedeat and kind; brother, ardent and
devoted; friend. faithful and firm. Let The hvIng
bear lesllmon, his mula worth "f.auh Is not mans
abiding place" Peace 10 the memory Of our departed
friend.
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jhjg Committee q Tisiinee for ihs io.ca Of Lynch

The Whg committee of slsance lnr the town of
.ynchburg ara earnestly requested, and all to meet
at the Police onirr on TUESDAY EVENING. The
I'D lust 1t Is Tune To heain 10 WORK. The com
nlilee consists ut the following gentlemen:
Maurice l.anghume Jr {. l.. Mosby, Henry NJ.
Didake Henry o. Srhuolfed. Martin " Davenport.
Samuel b. Thurman WIN. ). keid, Jr., Dr. Jas. Saun'
dars, James Nj Cobbs. John Nj. otey. Jnn. X. MrDan
el James Frewell, John Is. flldru. Henry }. Brown.
John Victor. Wm. u. Juars, Cheslcv Hardy. Ammon
Hancock. John } Patvs, John Mckinney. Wm. A..
Talbot. P,leg Seahnry. John A. Turp.a, Augustine
LcwIch, Willis Bradley, Jordan Creasey. Jlt'@s
Simpson. Timothy Fletcher. Charles w Christian.
Sam, son Dluguid, John l.. Winston, WIN. b. Murre,
John r. Muuell, john x. Garland. JOAN {. Shactlr-
l1rd Henry Lewis, Wilson Z. Bnyant. George &.
Curc. Geo.se paghy, David L. Spence. \. +. BIZ
yers, Il. d. jennings, Jno. Nm. l.. Buchner, Charles
". Slalhan and Amblu"e Rurker.
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Ocioher IS, 1914.


|. WHAT would ae ih,uIat of that who should
propose 10 destroy all Fur Mills f'r The pIrp1ss Of
sehiny Wheat u Z gland to be ground into Fi'nr,
aud then sent back 10 us ior consumption
2. VIVA. would be thought OF INN who should re
commend tina, Tobacco Factories be cused, and that
our Tobacco be sent To "ngfadt auket, Gas Mr..
McDnifa calls excellent friends, the Bfiiish)
To be manufactured io pound rolls and pig tail or our
nasication
). Would not such man be looked upon as either
"a n1tnra." or, al all events, however seepei IA The
neaphys isles Of Political Economy, having soft place
in his skull
What better reason be asst gned Fur sending our
WOOL and raw cotton aud iron aud cal to that same NAT
Wdl markell" to be manufactured into broad cloths and
cacoeS. axes and hues than there Is Tor SEEMING our
wheat, tobacco &c to be manufactured tor our usef
! Da the first case we should be payag BRUSH labor
instead oil American aud the natural eject would De
the augmentation Of our exports. by creating create
demand Tor them there feed that lahJr-bui, al me
same time, decrease OF national wealth and vi liiVid
hal prosperity In the latter case The effect would ps
precisely the same. In Short the wisdom ut the larii
p,llcy turns this punt: shall we employ taeigh OF
d,nrstie iator9 We ga for the american system: lie
those 90 for the British WIN choose
Patrick "A letie. from slaunch and noble w 'hS
sis couny int1rms lhs both parties are active ana III
dns'rous, and expresses the opinion that Gay vi" re-
ceve majority OF 50 votes. The writer says: ~
our list OF members Of the Clay Club We have uy &c
oc'dts. who say that the deslines Of this uea na'io'
casno' be comitted to the hands Of such man as Jane
n. Folk Many others believe thai they Ought not a''
cdan@ safely be entrusted; hut the kpout o. gafy dis
slpine keeps them in the ranks
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

Protestant Episcopal C0apeaion.-in the case Of DIR.
Hawkes.. whose ordinate Ia the Eplscapacy had been
opposed Ia THIS body account of ceran char made
against him. affecting his character, growing ont Of
tain pecaalary ttansacnns. Mo Athns,a Ut Md. Opr
meIy OF this piscc) moved 10 refer 1t 10 select
mlttcr. which was rejected by close vote. The Com
seatuu them without dissenting voice, several
hers being excused iran voting adopted resolution
the eileel, that "the integrity Of De- ilNkus has been
snlii e.y proved by his reply to the charge brought
gains! him.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

F'osi's Pretoria! History Of The United Siaies.-Mr.
James ' krk patrick native ui Cumberland county.
Is through this srcun oi the State, lor the
purpose OF procuring Subscribers To TINS work. We
have had leisure 10 read these Volumes but ufer,
from lhir beautiful Typographical execution and hume
rnus pictorial illustrations. that II Is work oi merit
II commences with the discovery and settlement OF The
l.. S,aie~. aud is brought down 10 the presani period
We crHdaily recommend onr friend, Mr. Kirkpatrick,
TO the friendly uli OF cillz.ns-and the work for
which he agent, lar we authorized Ia do 81
from superficial eXamlnatinn TO their patronage.
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A W IliG;.
COMMUNICATED.


On the night Of Tue oIh lnst. unprncpled VII
lain. let him ba Wing or lnepiael cut the rnpe which
hasted tle culars. tr Clay frehnghuyscn upbn the
Wing pole IN Brookyile lately erected. by tie Wings
OF tina, village. II their Intention take the pole
down in few DAYS and mad then flag, when Icy hope
Will be- nj The reach oil all such enemies ol deco
rum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

.lqo'her Of headtWs 0msas-The lofty Wing Pole,
front u the Market house, shattered ny the storm
on Friday night last. Fortunate, indeed, was it that
the occurrence took place late at night; otherwise loss
ST HE hub woud have been almost inevitable from
s'n,e OF the heavy masses which Tell In different parts
fhe street. l. would scarcely lave happanen had the
heavy f3g which ilated ram lis summit been Ia, N
dawn. Aaos and his disciples VIII doubtless perceive
IN 1t an omen Of disaster Ia lie hg cause They To
1nI 10 age which read mrns destlnirs in the stars
and who easored. like tie polished, tut surelstous
Greek atd Roman. from porlonls and sgns. Let them.
however, remember the disaster to the Lccjoco ban.
Her in Amherst county few DAYS since,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21
5sA.tSf AdsGiS.

Married on Tuesday morn,n. 9th id'i' at til" resi-
dence OF Rv.Janes NJ. CHR, IitlD, e'nnY, oy IN,
Rev. j. 5. Matbafy, Mr.. sAMvEL W. 'Aaa"Fr 81
NJ ln'soHIry county, to Mss SARAH \. Corn y t'o-
iufd.
-, at Dubuque. Qowal on the 25ih oli. .'r.
AlraEp LEWIS bRowN, san o BenJlmln brown, Esl.
Of Amherst county, Va. W Ms ElIHABErl \. dansh-
ter oi JJsrph L. Fades. E-l Of Duouqhe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

o. We copy this morning condensed report Of the
INTERESTING speech recently delivered Boston. by
JOHN Quincy Adams IN reference 10 the ncg,ra-
ton al the treaty Of 1919 between Spin and the
United States IN which the Sabine WAS made the
boundary liz" between the territories of the twu
counties Il IS characteristics OF the speaher, wht
has. usual Ioaihaa Russe!cd his as,aans, from the
Hero # tie lirrmitaLe down to his coadator Aann
Vail Brown Of Icnnessae adeed he has immortal I'D
Alarm, hnrelot.r' a very OBSCURE gentleman, by mpa-
Ing him Ike ~ upla needle. ami holding him up
spectacle aud warning. We 'uubl whether, like
Keats The plel he VIII u5t die Of sarcasm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

A fro Barbecue will be given b. the Wings, at the
Bulaue Springs, in Amherst csuny. on Friday the is
day Of November. Distinguished Wing Speskers have
Leen invited 10 attend. All persons respectfully IN
vted. and Democratic friends may be certain OF a
cora " welcome.
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COL. BFNrON.-This Qcalleman recently made

COL. ZEN TON.-This gentleman recently made
speech in llanuihal. (Issouf) IN which he lnIna
ted that while he should be / I'D of reeecon To The
L. : Senate vet he should wi,idtaw hs name lit in.
teritrrd With the harmony ut lle party. Ail,r he had
concluded. MIR Davis ot some note eclatci That
he and other Democrats dissatisfied with MI ben.
tom course, and desired know Of Mr. b. whethe OF he
would obey leg saiive instructions? Mr. h. replied.
dt great excitement. thai he would hold his seal
hour after asccrtanng that he not representing
the VIII Of his parry, but refused 10 say whether lie
would obey Instructions
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-21

Of Al a recent NJ rs MettnI IN Ezlbeihtown,
(icnnessre a;,icicea L,eelocos, alter the other.
rf the cr5~J, aad, ascending the speakers stand a
vowed taeir Intention Tor Clay and feihshuy
sen.