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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Doctor Bennett, distinguished a bol.tionist lee.
turer, has been holding forth to the good citizen 9
of Lafayette,/ recently. His Saturday nigh, lee
given in the Democratic Club "
room. IT'S said that he gives the wings goss,
and lets the democrats have a few digs aston
ally. Howbeit. he he used 10 be Demo.
crat himself.--TPpecdnoe Jour.
What! s the doctor denying the faith he so
zeelously defended IN the las, August elec,on?-
He was then q most valiant advocate Of the ul-
TIA principles of locoism, and is now we under
s,and, endeavoring TO be made candidate for the
Senate on the loco ticket i" He used 10 be n
democrat himself" Well, that's not so bad.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
A Supplement-,

To The Palladium ill be published on Saturday
next, cont aining the proceedings OF the Conven.
ton on the 22j-ihe names Of tho Township
Committees Of Vigilance, and an ADDRESS
from the Chairman of the Contra Committee of
this county 1t will be distributed TO the Wings
pratuitously, and the different Committees
Throughout, the county are respectfully requests
ed to send for a large number Of them for dislrl-
button ia their respective school districts
Friends TO Wing principles are earnestly solicit
cd IN attend TO the circulation Of this extre
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
MIR. CLAY A DUELIST.

The locos express as much horror at the idea
of having dueis, elected to the Presidency. as
they would feel when looking honest man in
the face. They denounce Mr. Clay az dueiiSt,
and for that reason he fit to be President,
How did II happen, tina, Gen Jackson being a
duellsi by profession and practice, filled the du-
ties Of the Executive SO much TO their satisfac.
toni Mr.. Clay Is not dueIis; ID his disposition
Circumstances and false code OF honor required
that he should defend his character and reputa-
lion in a duel We reere, tina, Mr. Clay ever
acknowledged that code OF courage. But with
Gen Jackson, who has by these Same locofocos
been styled the "second Washington "-the
saviour Of his country the :" old Roman y
fought duels. engaged in bar room rows with
pistols and knives. yet be is the pink OF morality,
ylrtue and religion.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
T0YE EVERY ONE THAT 0WETH US!

TIME subscribers woad respectfully inform their
Il friends and that they expect replenish
their stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PRINTS. OILS,
Sc &c for The coming season, and, III order 10 X Is
absolutely necessary as YOU all know, to have CASH.
Many OF you small bills, thar If had would be
essential ser.ice and probably greatly impair
your means forw ard, friends. and up-thers is
of dsposng of your surplus ash
peb,s In the time, allow express humble
for the liberal patronage bestowed, and ask
,Inuance your favors; which will
merit. IRWIN REED & BROTHER
Richmond, Gotta ehrdary, lS44 9:3s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

minisira,ion Of Henry Clay, whereby 10 bring
our country back TO its wonted prosperity. By II
bill TO distribute The proceeds OF the sales OF
tho public lands might be defeated ~ II
tariff OF protective duties might be abolished
And in short, all The glorious principles ior
which the Wing party Of the nation have so long
and SO jealousy contended might. and IN some
nrobabity, would be defeated.
TO insure success, il is highly imPof 'an' 'ha'
,hsre should be union and harmony IN our ranks
Pa create this harmony II IS accessory mat tue
vote at the April election should be as near Il
full vote Of The party as il Is possible 10 have IT.
Then, Wings Of old Wayne, will you have IT
said that you failed, in the hour of danger TO do
your du,y-that you turned deaf ear 10 the eau
Of your country, or by your negiigenra Disgrace
and ruin should be brough, upon the whole parry
and the country.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
State Central Committee.

The Hon. Q. H. SMITH, has been appointed
Chairman of the State Central Wing Committee
IN the place Of Noah NOZZLE, deceased. All com.
munlca,ions and documents requiring the notice
Of that committee should be sent 10 him. This
committee, IN pursuance 10 Of IT'S duties,
mas appointed the Hon JAMES RARIDEs Of this
county, delegate TO the National Convention,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
RICHMOND WooLLEN FACTORY.

ME subscriber having commenced the manufac turing
business the above mhntinned place he prepaI.
e receive wool TO manufacture into CLOTH. FLAN-
NELS, LANkETS. SATTfNETTS and JEANS, Ell
Their by the yard the shares terms suited TO the
He also hand good assortment OF the above
med goods, which he is willing exchange for wool or
other produce. file will also lard Wool, Full and Dress
Cloth who will favor him with their the
customary prices and hopes strict attention BUSH
give general satisfaction.
LEV1NUS KING.
Richmond. Nov. II, IS43.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Wigs Of Ohio.-The Wings OF Ohio, held
convention on The 22d ult. MoRDEcAI BART
LEY, Of Richland county, was nominated as 'heir
candidate for Governor. The Convention was
nnmerou.ly attended, and the best harmony pre-
vailed. Mr.. Barley is spoken OF 10 the h'gh~
es, terms, and his friends feel confilent OF sue
cess.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

It's true ,ha, Martin Van Buren, has never
fJught a duel; but Is his any evidence whatev>
er that ne more pairiOtic, virtuous, religious
than Mr.. Clay. NJ man VII say that Mr. Clay
possesses, 10 any degree, comparatively, the du
cling disposition Of Gen Jackson.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Fatal Duel-A duel was fought near George
town. d. c., by two young bloods of Washington
CITY: one lawyer by the name Of Julian May
the other doctor, named &. Cochrane, both OF
respectable families. They fought with rifles at
thirty paces when Cochrane was sho, IN the tens
nle, and fell dead upon The spot
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

in the place Of James Collins, resigned. he hay.
log been selected as one Of the Candidates for E.
lector upon the Clay Ticket.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Hosea Cook, tried a, The late term OF the
franklin (Brookvllle) Circuit Court for murder.
and found guilty; he is to be hung % the 2Ii
day Of March next. HIS victim was man by
the ma me Of John Champe.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
AN OUTRAGE The editor Of the TiPPecanos

AN OUTRAGE The editor Of the Tippecanos
Journal says:
The mobiles were busy with their fasourite
missiles, eggs. at Democratic Hail. on Tuesday
evening, where DR.. Bennett was !ecturing The
men engaged 10 this disgrscefuI scene, we I'M
ders,and, were Locos-ons Of the ring leaders,
Capt John Ems minger, being The indiv who
acted as Secretary 20 the recent Township NEE.
ting Of that party, IN this place! Can Il be.
that such things are 10 be tolerated. II so who
among US IS sefet
Son,e scamp discharged load Of sho: through
one of the windows Of Dr.. Deming's residence,
nighs before last!
Products of the Oregon.-The Madisonan
saws: The value of the fisheries Of the splen.
did rivers of the Oregon is beginning to be OPP
precaied at The East The finest salmon IN
The world be had in abundance for the
taking. A lot Of sey eral hundred barrels arriv-
ed IN Bos, a short time since in an American
bottom, and the question OF our right TO the err
riiory was promptly settled at the Custom House
bv the admission OF the cargo American prov
duct
Mexico contains abou, 1000 900 inhabitants
OF these, only 100000, are whites 4OOO,OOO
are Indans--ihs rest negroes, Mesiizos, &C.
Out Of these, 100000 only 7,74s Of all
classes read and write.
INDIAN Town An Indian town called Doak-
vile, IN the Choctaw nalion, containsa church,
two taverns, eight stores, with heavy stocks Of
goods, bakeries and talors, saddiers, carpen-
tiers. wheewrIghis, and blacksmith shops, &C.,
ranged in order upon streets as IN other towns.
The stores, &c. are principally carried on by
na,ivee, who are said 10 be civil, orderly aud so-
Der.
ANNEXATION OF TExAs-The N. Y. Sun says:
The President has The power TO make treaty
with Texas, for the annexation OF that country
to the Amarican Union, which treaty the Sen.
ate has the power 10 reject or confirm The
House Of Representatives has nothing 10 do ~
the matter, except to paas upon the apPropria>
tons necessary TO carry treaty into effect
BY the Constitution, a treaty is the supreme law
of The land. Negotiations for annexation are
pending between the President Of the Uni
ted States and The Presiden, Of Texas.
"To send an uneducated child into the world.''
saws Farley, us litlo better than TO turn out
mad dog or a wild beas, into the street"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
LAW NOTICE.


JA.HES FERK1 . W VI n D1CHEL'
TTAVE formed co-parnership III the practice of Law
in the Wayne Circuit Court, and will attend to all
conded them jointly, III the Union, Fayete,
Rush. Decatur, Henry and other Circuit Courts, and IN
the Dstric, Circui, Courts of the United States.
Richmond. Jan. 20, lo44. 5f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Tho amour, of property beqnea,hed to the
Hon. Henry Clay, by tho late Senator Porter
&c Louisiana, IS stated in tho Lexington Enqni-
reral so, or 90, 900 dollars.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Central Committee of Wayne County
The Wing Central Committee have appointed
JAMES RARiDEN, ESQ, their Chairman, TO
whom all communications designed for that com
miitee should be addressed.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

old Maryland Forerer!-The Wings OF the
State of Mary land, have elected the entire dele
CATION 10 Congress.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Mr.. c. B. Smiths Speech. We have received
a pamphle, copy of MIR. Smiths speech II vii:
appear next week.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

DIED.-On ,h- 25,h ult Alexander Asnew, son of Eo-
enezer and Eliza Baldrdge, aged about L. months
Mourn We parents for your little sons
Since ne o fer everInore mas gone;
Think from bitter sorrow he is tree.
That all we'll earth are doomed 10 see;
CTreve ne called array 50 soon,
But thy will D Lord not nina be done.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
nj "A SION III GU s E.,
CAMBRIDGE CITY.
Sa lEa @AIIGEEs

HAVING for some months occupied this well known
4 and popular Hotel, wouli his grateful thanks
travelling public who have literally paroniZed
his and inform his friends and tho pubic generay
expects the stand for OF
years. ,ha, pains will spared his part
tain those who call upon aim, style which Will
make comfortable well furnished table, pleas
commodous rooms and polite ma g
His stable is attended by careful and sktul ost
and his gaineres well supplied with provinder lie
respectfully solicits continuance of the public patronage
Cambridge City, Ia, July %, 1913. 30tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

4 NROM the constant and increasing demand DR.
Il BrSsETr's Anti.BiiIious Pills, "a remedy which
he used fer upwards OF twenty
yea the subscribers have been induced TO offer them
catch penny 'aostr'1r but the best
pIrgatve in tho whole of The Maeria
Medica. II deemed necessary, for the purpose Of
bringing pills general numerous esr,i6-
ihysclas Others OF the abe cit.
city and surrounding country, could any
obtained attesng their superiority
of the pu,gatve preparations in common These
P, ar na,id though eFeesua in their operation They
upon Of the Liver, Kidneys and Skin
They Alternative in their tendency purifying tho Blood,
and correcting those morbid conditions OF the system, which
if arrested, often terminate in serious disease They
speedy their effect, and where the bowels
require immediate evacuation, may be relied vl,h tho
greatest certainty.
See wrappers for directions.
Prepared by BENNETT, PRErLow, Il Co,
Corner of Scott street and Market Space,
Price % es' per box OK Doo Go" Hs,san, Ky
Richmond, Jan. 10, lo44. 3f
AN ORDINANCE, supplementary to an Ordinance. en-
titled '.An Ordinance regulating Licenses corpora
ton OF Richmond, Passed and Approved 10th June.
"IHEREAS i, is though, necessary, for the purpose
w of further regulating Police Of the City, prs..r
wing dsesney and good order socsty by preventing
obscene exhibitions within ,s lmiss Of the Corporation,
therefore,
Section /. Be i, ordained by Common Council Of
the City of Rehmond That hereafter, il shall Be unlav
full for the keepers Of Jack. Donkey, Stallion, try,
put my said animals either them, DO
leased covered within hundred and fifty yards any
dwelling house, situated in this city and occupied BY IA
niiy the time
Sec. Iisha be duty Of such keeper keepers Of
Stallion. Jack, or Donkey. who may Be DESTROYS Of
standing the said animals either of shem this city.
to a stand in suitable and retired place. in
ugh high enclosure, where the said otaons' 1aeAs o.
Donkey be those deseus OF seeing them but
nothing this sseon OF this ordinance shall
be construed grant the privilege to any keeper Ut
any Jack Donkey. Stallion, permit the said animals
tease, or cove. mare
within one hundred and Fifty yards Of any dwelling
aforesaid
Sec Any person persons violating either both
foregoing sc,o shall be fined FIVE dollars for each
every offence, Dc recovered according the mode
prescribed by the Charter
See T. All ordinances paris Of dinsnces conflicting
win the Of ordinance and they here
by repealed. Passed and Approved. 18th Feb 1874.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
w w Lrsps City CLERK. (s:Io)
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

ITNHE subscribers commenced with the Jan
nary, lo44 the publication cf the CINCINNATI
WEEKLY ATLAS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01

Mexico contains about 7 900 900 habtant
OF these, only 100000, are whites ,oO'
are Indans--,he rest negroes. Mes,izos, &C.
Out Of these, 100000 only 6S7,74s Of al
classes can read and write.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
DIR. j. Benefits Anti-Billious PILLS.

/. Of 90 and UPWARDS. Soc
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-03-01
!. the =.
w HIG RIFLE"
s'Pick your Flint and Sry AZ agail
EDITED BY + J BARNETT.

"Atl hail. the hour is hastenins on,
W hen, Nainy tried by Slanass's flame,
Colombia shall behold he. son
Caharmed, withou, a laurel saoe,
As. from the flames Of Bab,lon
The angel guarded riad came.
The slanderer shall be silent then;
His srell shall leave the minds of men,
And higher glory wait upon
The Western patr OTIS future fame"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
VIvE La HUMBUG.


!. oapase Z Of Mr.. Folks address 10 the reopis
Or Tennessee. dated April 3fd, 1889, We ind the
following paragraphs
"In repeated instances hef (Gen. Jaclson) re-
commended notifications and IedncIi ens of The
Tariff, WITH A VIEW TO THE FINAL A.
BANDoNAENT OF THAT 0DlOuS Aap UN-
JUST SYSTEM. So efIeclnal were these re-
recommendations, and so rapid The change Of pub
liz onin;on. that ihe friends of the Tariff, and
eren mn. CLRY ITS REPUTED F-1IHER.
ssi.sa on favorable moment 10 sdps he saals from
destruction BIZ timely Compromise. II BAs the de-.
fence Of MI. CLAY, with his friends al The North,
thatby yielding part, he prevented The sesifus-
ton ofihe whole &c. 4gsf
we cali upon every honest man 70 reid this,
aud remember thai ia certain portions Of the
Union ii i pretended that Mr.. Polk IS % advo-
cate or The Protective system, while Mf. Clay /:
lis most uncom promising opponent.
Verify, The doctrine that climate efess great
changes in men, applies 10 the pseua9 Demo
crats, else some Of the Virginia Loca. paper
would nov and thenquoie their Peu1sylvani,
brethren on this question Of Tariff Or noTadf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
-.IaTn FRoaT arExIco.

Adyices frem Vera EFuz p the Slhall.
hive heen receivea asSNew Orleans. Inc
town 81 Mat amofas has been DESTROYED ps
! hurricane. III Occurred On the night FL
the an al Sent. iii 4 Is said 70 have beeIA
more disastrous irt;its effects than the hur-l
ricanes ii IS Ind '37. More than two
thirds Of The houses III The city were pros
tratea. and .he remainder were more oF
less injured. A correspondent Of onefoos
me Vera Cruz papers estimate the whels
loss ii sboss i~o huSdtsd soaAs. Tbs d.
res, desiruetaen was u, the Two mouths 3
1.-The Rio Grande, sou,e thirty miles below
The city Of Matamoras. Here scarcely
any were saved,
The NEST actiYe measures were iaEes
Al once fof the relief 81 the sufferers, an'
general Subscription waa about 10 be 2
psnea for ahe pufrsse Malamorss was
eantiful civ. abouhding IN luxurious "a
: bi,a,ious ana provided not only with IL
necessaries 81 lie butlmapy ofits most r.
!, fined luxuries. InfIa moment, - Il were
} every thing was laid Masle.
The Mexican Consul id New 0rleal
has appealed toEiha literally Of is Gil
!, zens ia behalf 81 the sufferers al Mataus
! rss. III
j Gov. Shannorr. Our Minister p Mexic
!. Vas robbed cn hls way from Vera Cruz
The city 81 Mexioos if
: The following TEXAS prisoners. conh
o IA IL The I'd stleE of 3Perate, have been =
Leased Capt. Wn. Ryon Col W.
). Wilson. Wallace James Affns'Fohg' =
! Thns. Tatem. si
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
MR.. yNRIGHT,s PRorECrION sPEEi
HanPKss.FrkR,,sen,o o. 1871

AZ meeting Of the Harpers- Ferry Glee cLab
en- wednesday evening. 18Th Instant, the follow.
Ing resolutions were uaan ;mously adop,ed: SF
Rssolesa, Thatto Geo. W.. Sappington, WIN.
p nom pson, and Thomas A. Moore, we return
ou ~. most nearly thanks. for their kind and hos
puaole treatment daring our lale vie;t - ssSss
place. -
Rssnl-.1, Z pat me most grateful scknowledg-
mens arc gus, ano are hereby rendered to the
Saahss.sua Wee Slno, TOR their unceasing
800 80. ssat.Va, ana regard 70 our comfort.
. anns g .neat Town, anc that We assure them
their kindness vii neEer Be forgo.ten.
j Rssslced, That the pFDceedir = OF this meal.
ing be seni 10 the editors Of he Free Press. IS.
quesling publication. -
JOSEPH BRITToN, Fo.ai DiS,.,.-.
Jas: II. Bekrox, h,sIfamsatal Dirsess,
! ". r. Hi=simnaoas. Sses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
-..,-E CALLED JADE WlAcSs'

4.
4. Wigs hsss lately iAreWn 'sp :. 49,
Z. 40 ~ Loco Camp. which stem '0f.s
~. $500 vi.h iAisi tasei. Al rene lPel
szPlo0ss ....,,.,, he Enquirer sPoloshse ssaE,
wnas q. Disapiof novsmsnt, siler =
sna 49,. Z .usses.fuIly dsAOuD<d y shs
wings. snnsuen. not ihoussss miles
4 And se9sd and famsd sgaiust the Of9res
%, yfsnnJ or The Black raria.' abcst ne
ssns Of the spring elect loss. srs no~ wiis'ps 70
sdiserininsis' With The utmost generosi1yi
But the most striking and amusing insisaee Is
.he coss.sfostion excited by the exposition o.
,be odious British God Scheme !. worid be
vell fyt British Manufacturers If they eOull
break down The TariH, a The expense q yer
millions OF dollars, and knowiBg this, He cal
upOn wing editors and speakers % proclaim
from Inc Arosio0k 10 the Sabine, from re A.
lsntic u The Prsiries Of the West, that Fsrssg'
Influence and Foreign Money have been Ds0Asn
10 bear upon our elections
But bow is this charge answered ~,
s.y lhey, these wings know thstihsy sfe "
id British Cold, and as they viii be soui'd oul
E.sJneF or later, theJ Try 10 eetout o. me se.s
tby ringing the charge upon u.s." now, .n,'
hbe oaiutsssenee OF logic why moi 80 fsrthel
ia & ib,, n. whigs are al heart And Teri
uneE, but 10 shield themselves from ihe sser,
which their duplicity ~fIl raise, they San
iaayaeatas Of Free Trade
4 reFily. il musth ~xs been modern LoeofOc
n Fuy s-Ni
Blacktts : .oIor
| White is color
Ergo, black IS white.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

E2-dr, william Smith. OF Fausuier. perez
versa 10 his eE,s.- "a nlaee soma N =.
soe.ssf sA1 = position of ipcon!
sis'enes, g =. ss'scs 9 = Bank Of The United
oa.es, Y 49,, ~ y ms atiemPt to do itis,
e slo.. =. f,a,, lssard Tor bis deelarationt
.h.l rh.v. ,lfeady riye q /, ieins.ies 10 any
tle proceedings 90 that subject, and sh!sss~ Of
occupy either time or space in an effort q
change 'sforegcne conclusion" Intelligent
and fsir.miDded men Of both parties, who take
tte trouble to look al the records perfectly On
asrsasa the subject, and that j. sufheient 10
n. JOHN st0tIf kaEe.
1rs 1851. A4
Editors who have published Mr.. .snifh's YER
sion. viii perform put ap sctof justice BY CO.
ping my statement or the proceedings, pub
lished some weeks since.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

10 early boyhood WILLARD FILEMdKr
was sppreniiced 10 = woolIen mar I +. ~.
rer IN Cayuga ee-atT. He purchased
one year Of bis time. taugA, sehosl "a
By bis unsided efforts acquired ths ~ 81
edge which has enabled him 10 err e,
himself The fame Of q staiesmac, ad
which win have led 10 his elega,ioal 81
the high Office Of Governor Of The So
OF New Vesk. How true is the ressrk
that the enthusiastically in this ccsl4sTv
q the aristocraey Of intellect and s;isihsl |
NIT J5k
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Bellfonte Centre county Pennsylvania
Democratic Wing or the 2lst uit. contains the
susjoned card 1t shows that, the march Of
HENRY CLAY is onward, and that the shallow
articles resorted 10 for the purpose Of deeeiEing
the people with regard TO Mr.. Folks views on
the Tariff are perfectly understood
Mn. SHOEMAKER We, the under
signed. voters Of Mlesburg and Boggs
Township, Centre, couniSs feeling deep
interest in the coming elsttion, have
thought it our duty 10 makegkrown TO the
people Of this community and the county
LocoIoeo, alias Democraiic party and
have espoused The Peoples candidate
Henry Clay. the tried and tirfnlriend and
advocate Of Protection sof Home Industry
In making this ours public announce
ment, we wish il 10 Be distinctly under.
stood that we have not changed our Drin.
ciples. We have always cons dered our
selves Democrats, and FdesifB 10 remain
such and further, believing that II. CLAW
~ as good Democrai NOW as he was dut-
ring The last war, &ken. he stood side Isl
side with Presidency adison, and beliey-
ing the measures al present advocated bv
him are The true Democratic measures
and the only measures that can relieve
and benefit the whole people, we there.
lore intend 10 use our Influence. and ca,
49,. Z n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
pEMoeR RATIO ECONOMY.

Daring Mr.. Adams's administration The average
annual expense of the Government, exclusive
ofPaymeat on account Of The
public debt, was sl2,625. AS
During Gen. Jaekson's two terms
twas 1924 ,o95
During Martin VanIBuren's term J35,6iO4s6
ne fesoil OF the "strlct economy" being that
the annual expenditures Of The Government were
nearly lrebled during me Democratic Admins
tIaiionss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

oursgain .Hs,s YO,k.-The New York, papers
hive accounts Of attacks upon Wing pfocessions
by notorious rowdies The banner o. lhe Young
Mems Clay Association wa, captured, but sub
ssquently recovered BY gallant band Of the
Young Guard, led on BY Marx Fowler or the OH
Ward. vi
The American ttales that those from whom
Ire banner wasfescued, were led on BY Bill Ford
The pardoned convict.