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u EECHES
-, HENRY CLAY /
oo''pleic IN hro roiu,ae,. A..
W.. page, 'lW
WITH THREE ESGpAvIr,,
THE WHOLE FOR C.,p
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The be- only full and iIIns r'r' p5lopree,
Of the SPEECnESOF HII esd col-
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he Great Statesman and '' n q Neo
West, and ombeIlished h. o,'la.o'g
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by anv. 's'
To The friends Of Hrv7r n.
Mighty, glorious host,-o -he q
1 measures Of National e..r.g I'll.
he is the rorem9.. al-a,;,a.-, /,
4 lovers Of cor country ra.yas,nr
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way be more Persuasively.mo na,
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sons Of far seeing Patriotism, ihsl
ing E!091enca Of Henry Clay.
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By W1T. ATKINSON.

By WN. ATKINSON.
With an Introduction, Treating Of The
present state Of the Science of Political
Economy, and the Adaptation OF its
Principles to the condition Of our own
Country and the Ipholding Of its Pros
pcrity.
BY HORACE GREELEY.
The work of Mr.. Atkinson is one Of
the most instructive and admirable tina,
has yet appeared on the important and
difficult subject Of Political Economy
difficult not so much in It's essence or
in the nature of its laws as in the appli-
cation Of these laws to the dlssimllor
complicated, varying circumstances O..
different nations and periods. The laws
cduced by Mir. Atkinson are so lust, so
clear, 50 vital, and yet SO strangely over
looked by those who arrogate to them
selves the title Of the Political Fcono-
mists in our day, and who resolve all
Political Economic Science into doing
nothing-of whose universe Somnus is
God--and who elevate The maxim oil
the counter, Buy where YOU can cheap-
est to the summit Of attainable wisdom
and craftsmanship. In their eyes the
cheapest possible production coin be-
ing the unerring standards the greai
end Of human effort; and he who is out
stripped in the headlong race is doomed
to ruin and starvation by the law Of en-.
yious strife and depressing competition
which they hlasphomoualy represent As
the order Of Providence! These arc
the views put forth by the Poltica
4 Economists enthroned in our Colleges
and Senates. as liberal and enlightened
at least, these are the inevitable re
suits from those views. It was needed
that The spacions fal,acies put forth By
these teachers should be scrutinized anl
confused, aud this has been done in {
mastery manner by Dir. Atkinson. Al
an elementary on Political economy
asa RECITATION Of the doctrines Of Pre-,
Trade Notwithstanding equal 10 hi
work has ever appeared on either sid,
! Of the Atlantic To The friends Of Amer
! lean Industry. therefore, and to all " ht
regard the trade, the skillor expcricnc,
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PRINCIPLES FOLlTlCALEc0E-
ONLY. or the Laws Of the Formation
Of National Wealth. Developed By
means Of the Christian Law OF Gov
crnment; being The substance Of a dis
course delivered to the Hand Loom
}Frava~s E'0r0nlission
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HENRY CLAY

,'N''es, cforsr H.,
page. 'ivl !
WITu THREE Eycp,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

but we confidently look FOR a n,i,rry Of ff,n Is toy,
600 ives, of that great dividing line We will No, =.
that we regard New York entirely sats. and with
Clay eleetion but we do consider that the chances A.,
greatly IN our 'asor, and our hopes strength b,
The ridings received.
l" The city, the Native American Assembly ,cke, !.
elected, having been suppor,ed by the Wings.
For Congress, The following members are elected
John w. Lawrence. Joseph II. Anderson and A,.,;
bald C. Nise"s Locos.) and Henry J. Seaman. W.
s. Miller and Th@nas W'"druf Native supported by
The Wings and Natives in conjunction.
Harf'son's majority in New York, in 1910. wa. -
290-a majority which have no idea can BIZ n,. ..'
come. In The counties above enumerated. f., ave.,
rle the Locafoco gain is 1915. Leave gu, the CITY ,,l
This ga'" averages about 100 each couniyThe,.
% couh'ies (omiiing New York; in the State ALL
mat The Loco gain continues in The same ratio through
OUT '"e oaie' ana II leaves the Wings msjuri,y of
nearly 5000. Blu, i, is too late for Speculation ~,
fact wi soon be known "'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

sesH that Christina Societies aay afsse too rich! Il
trey pisrei Under prsis,tfn Il law. world
10 originate IN spirit OF maeksfy and derisun ha II
ihrie be shose ~ss fezl, sp.f-essse at .aeh
sili. thfy aae ih. cinsefssii ~ baaisl ihsif Ear.
ihsi es1a.s ssu lsIi ~ Ire psstssisus
II tie Church. AID that teaf lidsrs viii cl.tfialily
seqisss ant limit hch viii sai render their
teisa rssmpeieai afoFisir Ia the cszsa ty have n
Sew- - the .stsr ,Agfr ,hry sur
5iss rr.rrtvIs frfa as.Hsere u 81 Chfi-l.aa
d.uasa5sst.. raii.ff lisaa desire ta. IHey ~ az u
ihsiH. .lrasld da ae Inc eAleasia .. sssl iuImsal-
si y essi less essiesi sI'l usss.isai elssa
than eseTse 81 ihdi~cnmaste ia5 q aen and nea arl
ss = rsssinseadfd ny Inducements Ilrh I'll
Il iesf assnce sllh galersal ensefaaent
IkensFfsie privileges ase tiss pailiiaasss s.seis
al yssf hJsAr2Ae bsy, inpsFfaa eiisrr rtstses
iih ~ u tsaring Tie efFai aosk ~ eencaina he
srgii n sirif 1nisify the Provision ihsy 5ssltr -
HzAs - the dssiiaie ihs Hangssc'e an bfcasei Il
fhsf sfssrs eia oni,s the prscrYasaa ~ their kaa
sf ssr~h D. ohssfsais hc 4h.y are iHafz
~ . s4ls Eifsiae 10 tier lrssn, cas- sas ftaa
IS ssiend lass 81 hsl oslY tbcsn s4e a,ersi -.
Cr sssf4,ay f<laasa rsif inasffs ard he c-maaang
>. Isf1e. isse sef1i gsfesafs sszI fie whslr oa
Us@asis Is sssplg cResa sBpssing iheaa WllA
g Esay whach say y i TIE aAfal eAceusssa Ct
~ tnPg-;aal ii4s,.
issE T%tiiISsfs AsTe nsa 5sszas3 D. nso;e hsa
estimate. N grnsfsl ~ss. he 2'n5s "a uaich tbey
bs he Recessed Il the disabilities un1zr whlrh laeg
alr and * pisessi sssinz ii ,sgaaiiiy uth 9th
81 eA'less Il iise.r iisH Their ossn 81
sasiepsa "a. that tie ~ tsipg 4 ne State sad
seJ al large. IS Involved N thus spgralsa and ass
sisAa oaiY. b., TIA, lis p, petty sna uafals Of
eeT rsmnsn e5uhify, grras aun,r. - H. iairge.
-, gnsd ConmaHwe 4lih sisuos siHss, IL ns qalie
,4ne. suyng her ssier States. ~ the nesr Of tie IN
trrassin- and Just claims II Christian scsties IL the
vhsf States slmsl without fneepliVa they have ~.
ir,.s-d Ia Iher Churches tie rfiyti,fes phrh We sill
f avn; and everg here rSlsfence has demon
slraied that the measure ns Ouy SAFE and harmless
bsi sise and jas.
We pray y"a To obliiefaie pecpsrits - defn ainfy
10 ned Conn,snmt alih and 10 giant lAe
rlet demanded by 50 MACY considerations, sacred saj
psla.c.
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NEW YORK.

Rumors. preceding the mails, had induced US TO ap-
pfehend thai there had been blody work the city on
Gay oil Inc eiecllon but turns ont TO have fab
ulous.
Inc Journal OF Commerce Of the 9Th says: 1.-THE e.
lection In this city took place yesterday. Much neres,
was e IN It's progress and result; YET h some unim
a"' exceptions, there was the nlmos, good order and
quiet In The evening" we are sorry say there was
small riot, or big ro,c in the Is, district Of the 2,h
"afd' !" which sone individuals, said to be Of the
american Republican party, were severely beaten.
The result will be found below In round numbers p,l,
maJ'r''y In tho city is 1000" The Journ,, the, mr.,
eeeuS 10 10 give the impurities in the different Wards
which sum upior Clay 263o. fr Polk 4766, maxine !,
mama'ri'y OF 2i27. Another accoaet makes the MAIN,
ny '9'o' We give the following ecapi,ula,ion of the
vote as far as heard from. " o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

Polk. as they unifarmiy do for the Lacof'so ticket
Uhu this is SO i, puzzles iell-sifce they are
known be generally. ii universally IN iasor o'
prpiectiye Tariff Of The benefits Of which policy III
deed their lbrifiy condition furnishes every DAY
lrump hani mplhca,ion. Sell much as possible
buy little p,ssble-this Is the key 10 the system,
and they continually turning TO good account. The
ca,ci-wurd Democracy" however, is the web that en-
tanees them, well many thousands Of our fell
low.ciiiseas .lewherewh no forget that weed. by any
,he, name would spell as rank Annexed is the VOTE
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

From IL, Baltimore .Iasrieaa, Non. 8.

from The baltimore .IHericaa, Non D.
SERiOu sAfFRAH .--fe-icrlay Afternoon, about
'sae'esrk. ~ sDBy took place al lie Twelfth ard
tiis II spPetts that sumo alteration took place be
tween SINE fafs,ns oi the i.pca,Gn parly and Ahy
1nslneJ Jicob Miller NJ out al nm ntemp Of I'M
h's aFi 10 m veal maa wh1 was IN lbf employ 81 Nil
= iran voting The Wing Iicsrt Miller inlerp,sed and
'fss 81 snce ssssiled Nh and threats OF nefsaul
minft. hl1wed np by demonstrations OF 40 inatdlae
assault. liz rf.atrd and WA messed over To- the 9th
- side 81 the street nnil he f'uced lAe sarn of Nj
Haiihe~ CiarAe. BY lhs time he had baen struck sew
slbltws and The cry Was k huf kli him - An
s ~ Mas made 10 get HIN iatp HE siuf which Vas
nsils snrcrsslul lie WIS ci,stly pressed however
IN getting ia hai alter repeated warnings that effect
DE afrs fisio aaj fired npln lbs assalan,s
e iiia crowd became at this still innfe violent and
sies wefe thrl@n through The windows If The house
whrs Ice ataia fired twice Oar shot only t1Yk Effect
,hr ball striking man named UHiaa SicIrart re-
sdiis al the Western part Of the clty ami the leaIe,
"i ihr a'sliling party. ~ the left shoulder l,y This
iinr, The Mayor and High Constable SHUT had fsaehed
spbi. and The frnGf. hy udireu- aud active inter
pis'iiao. sa,eoedad in scae Miller oul Of tic hsnse
anl placed hn IN charge ii ~ ui ,er WIN took him he
f'se Justice Blair lie MAS flowed by an immense
cfsd abusing. threatening snl hfu~as sluaes Al HIM
The Mayor. IN order 10 prevent difficulty ala vent
~ M mn ,siraie's oit'e After Miller was taken in,o
The air considerable iumuit kept M without The
Mayor addressed the rruwd BRIEFLY and 81 IA, suceeed
~ slisyiag HE excitement that they permitted Miller In
t'e hrng hl 0ui aud pIefh TO a hack wbea he was con
sryed !" n- Medical ASSISTANCE was % aimed for Stew
or, but The wound proved in nn Wise Serious.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
PENNSYLVANIA

N very contrary to our expectation (as our rs,a.,
are aware pennsylvania, with that remarkable ds...
ment Of and devotion to her true interests. which h..
generally distinguished her. has cast her vo,s e..
''beter tariff man than Mr.. Chy.'' James K. PAIL
Ills present maj r.y is 1884, and thir,een ,...;.
remain To he heard om, which will Increase il n,,..,
To upwards 10000
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

hemorats-The President has Sc, the guillol'ne a
gam In motion. Dr. h. +. Edwards has been sapesee.
ded IN the p'st Office Alton Illinois, by John Hi'eI'
ana Zen. Samuel Leach has been removed from inc
nee al Register al Quincy in the same State, aud T. "
h"nPsoh appointed in his place. Both removals, ne
safd, hare hecn made for political CAUSES,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
LIPS Locoflco gain.

,l25 Locofoco gain
1t VIII be seen that in the foregoing counties, Folks
majority now is 1886 and tina, in the same counties in
1910, Van Bnren's majority was 2409. Locorco gain
thus FAR, ll25. Thirty nine counties yet remain to he
heard from, with which shall fill up our table as they
reach US.
In those counties marked with an aslerisks the pulls
were kept onen and the returns consequently not
quite complete.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

Being Locofoco gain OF 30 upon the vote of Is TO-
CHARLOTTE,
John Rasdolph's old county--over which he "ful.
mud" IN times gone by. with power Of eoquence IN
surpassed by GHok or Roman in The palmies days Of
Athens and The Eternal City-a county in which, a
few years ago. Bank and Protective Tariff were re-
garded IN pretty much the same light rats.bane and
nemlock, and in which the name Of Henry Clay was
cast OUT as evi,by the almost unanimous voice Of her
people. Behuld lie change
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11

10 y. T. Brownsoa, distinguished Locofoco Sr''
'e'' says recent number Of his Quarterly Review
That he has neither heard nor read from the fooP;
W. during She recent Presidential canvass "a single
manly sentiment, or single manly sppesl"-Sesefi
ou' not more severe than just. Appeals have been maze
:" tue lowest passions The bases. psapleaud false
Rood de'racon, sander am, calsmny have bsen the H.
"'''ar weapons of our oppones,&-A victory won "
such means would DO more disgraceful than defeat.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-11-11
NORTH CAROLINA.

The DAILY Rchmond Enquirer Of Thursday last
deceived It's friends most awfuy hereabous On the au.
'hory Of passenger in the cars i. reported consd,n
BILE accessns to the Lococo vote, since the las: Gov
ernors election, in five six Counties in ~ Carons and
upon The strength Of this information, which, il correct
Is moi at all significant of Folks triumph they hogan to
peal the shout of victory" The fact is however. that
admitting all tina. the Enquirer claims-and here vl-
lows at an unsctt:
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.s'EV' GOODS.

W.. are NV receiving an extensive ass,-,nen. al
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS -
wnie, havins beea parc9sed i'm goat care IN DE-
rIining market, IL be- s1ii At e ~ l5s a. they a.,
e- bnshi at INN sny other lh"isa - lbs plarr We
respectfully tosits inee 10 u ts.Is % cal and p,
saine our sock as We intend Is srll eheap.
TURNER = BCRWFfr..
DC. "a -
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H REMOVAL,
). = ATOM, Wholesale ana Retail
o# dealer IN staple ana Fancy
- re " q q % I'D 4

~ removed to the house on Baak Sgya la,s,r
ns = occupied by Mr.. Charles Phelps as an aue,h,o
tS,,Ir who're he Is pfeptfed 10 exhht splenJd sat-
n .Nlig E1LL md WLvfER GOODS. en-,
tn.h rs Cash neres, Cnpe DE Lanes. PARIS Rrns n
,ei De I.ains Ponpedonr M,usiins, black and nred
{ Silas, &c. @"'''
ai..'o isie assortment Of Clpfhs. Cassimeres and
sessinds, Negroe. Clothing, Blankets and almost every
erf asheie necessary 10 constitute cunplae ass,rt
~ NJ az waich wall be SID tenpIinsy low A call j,
resp ssinlIy solicited.
: Oct. IA =,