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The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1844-09-26
Fror tie Lexington, [Ky.l Observer, Sept. 4
MR. CLAY'S LAST.

Although we do not believe tina. there
is an intelligent man in the United States
who is not perfectly acquainted with the
views and opinions Of MIR Clay, in re-
gard to slavery and abolition, we are glad
that he has thought proper TO notice The
call upon him OF the Kentucky Gazette,
That was the last course which its editor
desired or expected. Ills wish, no doubt
was, that Mr. Clay should remain silent,
that the misrepresentation OF The q zette
should go forth, as it were. from the door
of Mr. Clay, uncontradIc,ed by him, and
accomplish their malignant purpose at the
south, always peculiarly senslIlye'o what
ever concerns the institution of slavery.
MIR CIay's letter which we this day pub
lish, efGctuaIIy brushes this sinister de-
sign in The bud.
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From the Liberty Press
Later and Important from Ash

Henry Clay keeps writing letters
Every other week brings something from
his pen touching the "pecuIar insli'a-
tons' of the south. The following is
headed "Mr CLAWS last" That is by no
means certain, as he is not under keep
ers But we have only space for the let.
ter,
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Married.,

In Pittsford, Sept II, by Rev. Levi Smith,
VIM. G. Durant to Miss Julia E. Mead, both OF
Pittsford.
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n= The yellow fever is reported to
have made its appearance in WoodvllIe'
Mississippi J
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should 60 forth, as 1t were, from the door
of Mr. Clay, uncontradIcted by him, and
accomplish their malignant purpose at The
south, always peculiarly sensltIve,o what
ever concerns the institution of slavery
MIR CIay's letter which we this day pub.
Iish, efGcuaIIy brushes this sinister de-
sign in The bud.
ASHLAND, Sept. 2, 1874
Mr. WlcxLIrFE.-The editor Of IA
neighboiug print, (lhe kentucky Gazette,
of Lexington calling my attention 10 a
lerer Of c, NJ Clay esq. under dae Of
July 10, 1874, aud addressed to Col. J. J.
SoeeJ, Of Ithaca, has appealed 10 me, with
So much earneslness and with purpose
Of such unaffected sincerity, to say wheth
.r approve or dsapprove OF that letter,
lha, have no. the heart 10 deny 10 thai
editor the very great qualification which
he will derive froIu The perasal oil this note
especially when ii gives me SO lutte trou
Bile TO write 1t.
MrC III CIay's letter was written with
out nv knowledge, without any eorsllta-
ton with me, aud without any au'ho ny
from me. Ineyer saw it unnl read 1t
10 the public prints. That gentleman Is
an iode penIent citizen, havm a perfect
riyh, ia entertain aud avow his own o.
pnions. am not responsible Tor them.
A. he is not for mine. SO far as he ven.
lures to Interpret my feelings, be hgS en-
tirely n;sconceived them. l believe hlm
to be cqpaly mistaken as to hose IN the
circle OF nly personal friends anl neigh
bors. generally.
Ia INV speech, addressed 10 the Senate
of the U. S., aud in resolutions which
offered 10 that body, in my address to Mr.
MenlenhaII, about two years ago, anJ on
various olher public OCCASIONS have
fully, freely, aud explicitly, avowed my
sentiments and opinons, on the SUBJECTS Of
the Institution OF Slavery and Abo'!lon l
adhere 10 them, without amy reservation
| have neither entertained, nor expressed,
publicly or privately, any others AID
NV friends and neighbors generally 50
far as have inlercL anyed sentiments with
them. coincide entirely wiki ME.
The sentiments aud opinions, so ex-
pressed by me, may be briefly stated 10 be
lst. Tual Congress has no power or au-
thorily over the institution OF Slavery;
Fl That the existence, maintenance anu
continuance of that Intuition depend, ex'
clusiveIy, upon the power and authority
Of the respective states, within wh'ch "
is situaled-And 81. That Congress cam
not interfere with Slavery in the DIS,
tricl Of Columbia, without violation ol
good faith to the states Of Maryland and
Virqini,, implied, if not expressed IN the
terms, objects, and purposes OF the grant
of ten miles square to the general govern
ment. ~
So far from the success OF the Wing
cause having any injurious tendency as
has been alIedged, | believe 1t Will have
powerful effect 10 tranquil'zngand har'
monjzing all parts of the Union, and IN
giving confidence, strength and secuT'lyto
all The great Interests Of our country.
hope that your ednoriaI ne'ghbor WI,
be now satisfied. Aud, as | trust that
DO not exaggerae the pleasure which this
renewed expression Of my views and opln
ions will give him, is it TOO much to an
,icinate that he will forthwith ren0unce
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WuIG IiRERAIdPY

:" We had hoped, that the Senieel drubbipe' ad-
minisered by tie people, of Virginia, 10 the boast
iul Wing leaders of Richmond would have taught
them liule Justice and charity towards their De-
uocfatic brethren. But we were mistaken In
Yesterdays whig, "A Subscribe" thus grossly
assaults the Rev. Dr.. Plumer for having had the
frmness and independence is deposhe his vote
against Henry Clay:
"Can he believe what he preached last Win
ter in relation to these same Papis,s, and now be
found voting with them and the Dorri,es, FANNY
Wrigtts and Aboliiionists !'-'0h, shame, where
is thybluShn" = e,sa-i..- 40
= The character of The above e1uact is such as
10 require no long defence of"Dr. P. atour hands
"nfight have been Welt' letd7e the election, 10
charge the Democrats with being in coalition
with the Dorrites, Fanny Wrishts and Adolf
tionis's." Fo deceive .a'few unsnspeciiug per-
sons, and gain few votes, i; might have been
fair, according 10 Wing ethics, 10 manufacture
and circulate such false charges against our parry
Bui, since the people oil Virginia have, by their
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POLITICAL.
THE ELECTION.

There is every promise Of success Tor The De
m n1ost ,. sa1,y y the giss'gss S rs,
Lido sa.slliseace from .Pennsylsa ami. showing
al incressed msofity. IS lie strongest proof NE
Gnui5 basee r or desire that ,bc ctfTent 81 public
opinion IS with is IN Pennsylvania, Tie ffiends
81 Nj. Cay% had great hopes, on account Of lhe
supposed aachme4tot hePe9ple 10 ne lam a. a.
i Stands. Yet in foEy-one counties comPrIsinSS
: faw weshsa ago gave Marsle, the Wing cahdi-
date iot Governor, a majority OF 323,, MIR. Polk
has now maiorittau III 5,9sJ There are eigh-
leeT Counties 10 be Heard, from, 'wiricl',h they
s-He IN equal hcrease. will swell Folks majority
70 twice ,hat b. which Skunk has been Just EJECT
ed Governor eli the State, -,
Is Afra(tav mau now I,.isuiiss all hope 'oi sue
-cee,tieg by the help on the Fagi and protective
system. From all quarters we lareitae inosl en-
couracing accountS .HispGrly tr'moles already
Units s,sengholds;.iH Kentucky, IN 9nnec'cu', w
Vermont ifrni even IN ilthodc Island Inc abon-
:s;onis,a whom, he has taken 50 much pains TO
CORK bv, his emissarics and 10 drive by sianqel-
Inc ,.selr esndidate., Mir Binen are more'dater-
mined than cveYna 10 9i"eihim their votes 1 ne
.ac.pupts which we Jecciys; this morning, Sho"
that al! hope is cut OF from that quarter. !,
u Is honorable, 10 The people ii The uni'el
States that Ihe great brides which have been Of
,crc;; by Mr.. ClaN and bis friends should nave
produced soaira.c cfect-lhc bride OF National
Bank 10 stockholders, and speculalers7lhe brlhe
al a PROTECTIVE Tariff 10 the inanRiacipreTThee
o.ibe of the proceeds OF ppblie lands TO lhe IN
s.eb:ci States and thsir cTedi,ors ana To me >pe
cun,ors and procciorsof those STATES when arc
no, in debt Allthc interest which those VINO eX-
nee; the realization oi these great projects oil cor
!puaos could make for MIR. CLAY, has had sur
prising!y little effect upon public opinion. Inc
vas, Suns raised by the Wings 10 influence Inc
elections are literally thrown away, pennSEi,
wanna, upon which this money Was iaHiSheo, ana
which they confidently expected 10 give her voice
in their favor leads the uiumphai Processiens OF
Agricultural States, with tWen,v-siS eeies lor
MIR. Polk So. ~. ",.as''' .ri,.' ~. 81
The election a,o-,aorYow, cannot fail 70 prove
another great vicIorp., We. hope. ii viii not ne
stained ~ any departure from Jnsti;lnd magma
ninous course Of conduct among any OF those
who ,;i71e ,;i- name Gf Democrats Disorder ana
violence should be'ieit 20 he Wings, with whose
arroraN. Temper Il better agrees, whilst IL is IN
ti,ter corillct' with the principles OF our own
p.t,y II 4ranis be committed lei al the scandal
rest with tbeIn-Sesdes being disgtacetnlin us,
IL would be altogether g.arutots. "hal We
tantis':i victory won " The sure fofce'ol pub
Tic opnion, which, il VT ts;s. 10 il, and 10 our
own honorable axefrGhs,: IS bearing MS onward
,oineritable ticorv-i Nib Yors Rrs,'ng Pes.
/ s.s
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1. THE FORGED LETTER OF MIR. BIRNEl,
4 ,.On Fridayias,, NC pronounced 4 letter which
!, the Wing papers generally were publishing as
MIR, Birnev's, 10 be gross forgery perpe,rated 10
influence the elections in Ohio and New YORK
4. This mdrning we Ard a statement in the Roclies-
Or Daiiy Advertiser pnb forth BY The friends OF
Mr.. RirHcy suyins ih.tthe letter isan entire iab-
il rica.on. Ts is their language: H. "'
4. af...a ,..a..t -t. IN. y Ell. Post
"This, l,!low-ciiicris, is The las, desperate al
temrt o, corrupt politicians 10 Seducc the Liberty
men from theit principle, from sheir Chief aud
from. the baot-box We pronounce he''who'e
document, as it appears in the Rochester Daily
'Democra; Of tbs dar an entire fabrication, III
,srlyur~of;hS ofrhe least credit. In that PRINT II
comes out as From The Film. (Nichigan) Demo
erat Oe;. 81. 1874 we callyour especial a,ten-
'',;onto this caption Il is no, from the newspaper
sboye na ned, hutt the Democrat publishes! ,ifom
in ano!iyI1or,s ilndbili IieGaeu Ge!estc County
Democrat Extra: which l,an,lbili probably never
Civ Fiinc or Saginaw county.
=. "Ths whole Documents an unworthy attempt
ut trek Ana imposition; hcl the poor otaSicrs
who 90, il i,p il;ire i;o, even pa1fned anon the
nso2!e 4 ;,rolcb. liz. We nah.S!,a!ingr Brand
Il, asa talSrko5t ron beginning TO end, sul uP
and issued al the last rn6lncnt, w'hen IN autaeB-
tic -sfu:a.oa from on. respected and BELOVED Rr-.
nsy vas impossible" For the consprators well
-. az: ;nsf ii us ,a IL wouibe on Lake
Erie Or at:ur rs ;iI0neni reaching Detroit, while
to.rlof:or ,hs c!cc.:S:s occurs III Ohio and PENN
+" syyania, and on Tuesday ncv, in this STATE
The ,rar,, ;!;en, cannot be iui.y exposed until the
elections are past Wccan bui de!6unce it, and
i warn Or friends csains, givn. The report the
ieas. credit or cOJntenance. We must treat il as
:, forgerg as il undoubtedly IS I ct then every
man Tf> l6ies ms conct:r, and is Il friend ut Ii
terty 90 op 10 tho polls, AMI express his reproba-.
lion =, this atte7GP,t Impose Upon an hone, peo-
pie, BY vo-:ng Tor lanes G. Eirne". she honest
!aar 'SaNrE!. ID. PoarER,t,s
az We "' -,a ''L,HDtrp " iMooRg,
.-". - ~: 'n'" f''''Gi w. PciTr. ~ =. .
Rochester. Oc, 81, 1874" i. "1' ..'.. '..t.
No. one 'ofahs Wing papers ',ha: have pub
Nshe3 hare corrected this fraud. 49, ID. .ats=.
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.u4 The Wing docs great injustice 10 old Amherst,
in sayiDg that sac has even given larger Loco"
rlaIoriy than in 1910. We will refresh the me-
nory of the Wing. in ~, Amherst gave Gooll
majority OF Is. She tounl out The crrpr of her
&aYs--.nd has molly redeemed herself by giving
10 Col. Polk q majority OF ID. Under all the
circumstances i is a greattrunph . a"
The Wing still taunts The ignorant Suabian
Dutch Of The Tenth Legion. We are no, sur
pr>cd al the bile ol The Wing being stirred UP.
when li,r news arrived OF The complete prosra-
ton 81 Coonerv Is the onis, yeoman,v oi the.
Valley. The ':nahianS" may well laugh al The
irSinua,ionoi In Wing organ, ,hat"!iad;a larger
majority bern nvci'sSaiy 10 doubt 81 wuald have
hetn given Those Wr5 win may la,,.h. -
The Bvns,rr..tS o! the glorious Tenth have done
nothing bit them duty inpu;thg forth their %Je
Strength Tie noNio,lsi weed Of Coonely could
find no cangcaiat soil Tor >rr3aiins in the we'll
cultivated laG.s Of; the Valley. By the way is
bat just ,o tie d mocracy OF the Tenth legion,
10 repeat a compliment paid them by an iE,eili-
gent .W'lia. Suo has ,I>t passed. through their
Valley. lie SAYS nIat he lhsS never sA.en lands
liner CT letter I1.. vaiea- land Is for The sturdy
population, l.. dos mol SNOW IN he broad Limits
OF Virginia. a;trr locking mar. intelligent llo-
nest an. vitious people than the. much abused
'Suablans. They teseiye tie thanks of The Re-
publican parry o; the Union lot cnly Tor the
power they have exhibited al home. but Tor The
mora influence eXer,ed on the;rEeighbors. in re-
ducinc The Viii. strength and increa> inc The Da
mQcralic ranks. TO the gallant Tenth, and their
peighboys, tic unteTrifed and swelling Democrats
of Augusta, the Spartan Band OF Richmond send
their kinlesl greetings. As 10 The bassel OF Cham
payne claimed BY cur Augusta friends, Noil,
IcrToUS
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NORTH CAROLINA

WAxE-Polk 1863, Clay 1913. Folks majo-
rity 326; Democratic gain since August l2S
JonSsToS.-Polk G55, Clay 5SS. Folks ma.
jority O.; gam since August la1. ..,
FRASKLlN.-Polk's majority Al; gain since
August i2S. .I -
NORTHAMPTON. CASTOR, Folks majority "A
HALirAx.-Al NJ, A. Aliens Folks MAORI
GgmroRD-cIays majority 1881; two pre-
cincis 10 hear from ...st...,.. 3. ...........
wAaHES.-PolIs SIC. Clay 1913; Democratic
majority 6e2. ....,l
Camden offical-Clay $50, Polk l0l.
EDGrcoMBE.-Polk's majority 1877.
The Raleigh Standard Of Wednesday SAYS -
"Thus far, il will be seen, we have made extra
ordinary gains upon the adversary. What the
result will be il is impossible 10 predc;; but if the
re;urns from the other counties prove as favora7
bic as those from Wake Franklin and Johnston,
HE STATE riu be ours. we are listening Tor hun-
der frorl Edsecombe and New Hanover. 80
New York voted yesterday. The Coons give
up Pennsylvania lreiy upon New York. De-
PEND upon it, The sober, second thought has done
its work in the land Oh Wight and Van Buren,.
In our hcsl, We hopeto be able 10 present. no, only
the vote II North Carolina, bui the result OF the
election In ino> Of tile States" - -
ADnITIONAL.-Snce arranging The above,
-
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DEATHS.

Died, in Ly,wallon, Lancaster county, Va, Oh
October 18th, OF Inflammation Of the brain, JoES
WulJAM, son Of Thomas and Eliza Morris late
Of this city, aged s years and months.
e. Baltimore papers please copy,
Died, al bis residence, in HeDrico county, al.
tesa severe and protracted illness for more thaa
two months, (Which he bore with gres, iorute
Mr.. HESRY YATGHaH, in the 5Sth year OF M
age He possessed great frmnes' al characiei
although remarkably mild. He. has left al At
.leciionate vile and eight children, asd many r.
Ia,ions and friends uiho greatly hi deaf
The wriler has known the deceased tor'more hai
twenty years, and can say With sincerity an
tsuih, that he never knew 4 more honest man d.
Letter neighbour. 3 '..'.
1 II Compiler requested 10 copy.
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+" ~ BOTETVURF. 49,
1Nife Cherrs for OH Botetonrt!

.ts#
- '.'; u - '''-'l-''." FracasTLE, Noy. s.
"f steal moment before,he mail starts, to tell
YOU, that We have met the enemy and completely
demolished thehr in the good cid Republican
county Of Botel0urt: The old Federal " higs
and renegade; Republicans tonight harder than
everthey did before; but II awaited them nothing
Our organization was SO perfect and our friends
So aclye, persevering and industrious, that We
met and promptly retmediher hurnbugs in every
quarter of the county; anditiie result IS Demo
cratic majority Of nearly 900, and a gain Of more
than one hundred votes 'since' 1910 and OF about
300 Since ourlast' Spring election; hope that
there are other counties that have had greater
increase; bu, If not, let ushave the tile OF the
Banner County BY all means" When | wrote
10 you after our election hast SPRING told you
then, that although We had given our Delegate
only SO majority, We would increase it in The
Fall 10 200 or $50; and am pleased 10 find that
we have overrun my largest estimate, and nearly
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ADnITlONAL-Since arranging the above
we have been favored with the following. -.
"' Democratic gain since August, about 700.

:" Ncrc Partg--ln the New York Tribune We
find Carl OF one VIM Darlington. who is deaf
and dumb, earnestly bcseeclipgthe Wings 10 raj
lyto die polls He makes The appeal finder the
Instructions Of "all the deaf and dumb men resi-
ding in The city, among Whom Is noit obe found a
Locojoro. ~ Tie "Dcaraaa Dja6 Parfy" Most
admirable. WGal nor the ,iie sun the once,
boas,ing C1ons If This ciiy! Their ears seem,
now, 10 r. deaf 10 all the rtthrns-a aud they are
certainly 'ihmb' as 10 their glorious victories
through, the State and Union ''i'i~ go
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PrRiLs or TIE GuANo TRADE.-Some oil ii.
crews III this trade have had severe conflicts vii
the Arabs. Some sailors who were taken capliye,
had their wounds dressed by the Arabs in style d
surgery which few would relish. The natiye, u,e
4 rough kniic, and burned out the wounds wi
a red hot nail. While This terrible operation va
going on, the Arab spectators were laughing. Or
otthe captyes had his skull !raclure1 they >cralr
his head very roughly, twice a day, and Gl,eJ to
wound with Il kind oi powder. Their Other %.
rationS were OF 4 similar character
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!, LATE FROM TIE B,HAMAs-CaW Couit>, Of
the bark Robert Morris, At New Orleans, report
Oc,. 18Th, on Double Headed Shot Keys, saw &
signal OF distress flying from The Light Hots
lay 10 and was boarded By boat who reror;ej
all the Inhabitants were III u state of starvation
relieved them with beef, bread, medicine, Sc
They said that an American tris had founderc,i
in eight iathoms water, behind The Double Heatie,
Sho, Keys, in the gale 9i The 9TH ul,, and all hand
supposed 10 have persisted. ....,-..
The brig Pantheon, Faes, from Thoma>ioo
with lirre, bound 10 New Orleans, wa burnt Re.
Gently al Golha Key. Grew saved and taken To-
Nassau, Mp, ..4 ..I.........
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WoypEnFrL, Coop FoRTuxE-Gur reader,
will probably Iecol!ec, i young Yankee name
Coleman, who, for long time, barely made sur
sjsencc in this city, BY teaching people 10 play Oh
the aceordian. He Afterwards patented sort oil
accordian, and finally added an ';eolian A.
,achnaen,n 10 the patent which excited much 10
uce. This poor. young fellow has sudGenl!
sprang into aiilucnce AND fame, In New You
100000 has been agreed TO be.Paid him Tor BIZ
improvement of The piano; and in London, wher
he is now, he has become the lion Of the day
and it is said that he viii recover 4nlf a nali,cr
ri dollars Tor his paten, there, besides being pet
ted by the nobility OF Great Britain We ats
really glT! OF ii, for we admired his geniu. q,
anarist, and liked him as a man, -
e.. .---.'- 4 Phandelpiia SPIRIT Of he Ttms'.
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Etc ton IN he Gin Of Richmond

Some interest having been expressed through
ont the country in regard to The Keeping open the
polls in This city, and ip answer 10 The various
enquiries made, we are authorized and requested
10 say, that Mr.. Sco,l, one of The Commissioners
objected 10 and protested against the continuance
Of he election. Nothing is designed BY this an
nunciation. further Than the fact should be general.
~ known, and TO save ironble in replying in de-
hi. subject
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tr.4.t .s#taH = Oh Iht tf,SQL lHEH.
s'(Le0r .fis Track for OH EeoturIun M

+. 'Clear The Traek for Old Ken.naly." :. i;
Is. it true. Messrs. Editors that some of the
Wings Of this city have offered 10 be, that CLAY
will not get The vote Of Old Kentucky Is it pos
sible that the signs. OF the times ale such as to in
dnce The Coons with the hope ofmaking up some
OF their LOSES on other Siales 10 bet agans, Old
Kentucky going for The Mill Boy ask for in
that the Democrats always oppose every thing
advocated ny the Clay party II such should be
The fact, and The Coons are anxious 10 bet that
Ciav lren'i gcf Keatueig, why, then, perhaps the
bets may be takenup BY some obstinate" ! :
.'''- 81 2 49, - 80 LOCOFOcDi-
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ae>nedsis drawn w ,hachiasss, d,eRias:sE Z;
headed sy machinery, poinseas BY nashinesya nd
stuck INTO papef byfha chinsDi nfMps ifs0ne
! Epus sre3@s ia ring the iaailssof oar ls'0r, :.
i"so1s se T rsss, Of Of
somebody who has So mp aspln nan"'a r.a.,
which gives no employment, SNoIT T n,es,
Of being able 10 manufacture pins by pure ma
chinery should be enough, 10 ''proleci him. but
The Tariff adds 10 this duly of ninety per cent IN
his favor The Wing Tariff of 1872 in fact tax
cs American labor in orlerto protect machinery.
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-. ratt f.e III,
Polk's majority !
lFfoss another lettc1l.

IgIUEt U1VOI'I'T 1tIttNTJ ~
BUCKINGHAM Nov s. 1874.
although You have heard but little that was
fla,terng from ibis county during the Presidcn-
,ial can3ass-yel Old buckingham nowstands re-
deemed, rcgenerated and Disseminated We have.
done nothing 10 speak of heretofore-yet have
the Democracy now robly done their duty The
Wings, you know, carried this county last Spring
BY upwards Of 15-and The Democrats have now
carried it b. majority of A. which You may.
rely on ae beinq CORRECT y
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NIIDDLESEN

JNNNTV8I ).
"Below votl have the returns from this county,
Gy which YOU will seq that We are improving
The Wings fought with 4 sullen resolve, as II for
lie; not forgetting their tick OF brag and de-
cep,ion They sent neSseigets early in HE NOM
ing 10 this precinct with the false information,
that Philadelphia had given large increased
majority for the Wings, and that, from the ap-
pcnrances there, The State was safe fof CLAY; bht
there, were no majority men here 10 be caught By
such TRASH It's amusing 10 hear how The Wigs
have changed their lune since The election-tlien
their success was certain now they have sreit
doubts, and some go 50 far as 10 admit that Polks
change is rather the best; but they do not think he
will he elected BY a large majority
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Folks majority
ROCK BRfDG
Clay COZ; Polk $40. '' '''
PAGE.

.stt -.. -..s,.-. n lrtRAi, Nov. J
Our liule county Of Page, The right arm ota.,
Tenth Legion, has struck a noble blow Tor our
glorious cause. You will find the result Up 4,
The promises We have made Lock 4, the .rpa
gre exhibition cf Wing strength, AMI say waerA.,
We have not earned the Title OF Banner Counn
in giving the smallest per cenlage Of Wing yote,
giyen,by any COUNTY in the State | find saa..
have 10 send this oil without being able 20 si.e
the exact vote Of the county. The majority hop.
ever ipr, Polk and Dala, vii! not yaN man
votes over or under GOO majority ior P. and ,
The entire Whis vote Of the county will he at.a
40. The DAY was unpleasant, bul no wead,f
could have kept back the sturdy Democracy, II
polls closed this evening al Luray, tni Learnt.
they are kept open al Honyville, will give yQ4
full returns, when received complete"
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