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, 1844-08-10

57Thcre is a nan not a thoGS'ho
miles from the county seat of Pike, WHO
we are told takes especial pains to eNhl-
bit the vote he polled on Tuesday last
Listen, while he reads it: Allen, AL
mond. Sims, Hudson, Thornton, Jones,
Boon, B~RrwIYGroY and WooDs.! FIN
LEVIN A very judiciOus vote doubt
less; and we hope he will continue to
read it till all shall understand It's real
intrinsic merit; but let him not forget
that the people have been reading him
for along time, and that they closed with
the episode of Tuesday evening last
in utter disgust and detestation.
Ninois.-In Adams county, the Dem
~ocratic ticket for Senator and %represen-
t~atives is elected by an average majority
of2OO. Douglass is elected to Congress
by a majority Of $50 votes.
HEMP WARE HoUsE.-We see by the
last Republican, hat Mr.. G. w. JERKS
has established a Hemp Ware House in
St. Louis. The building is situated on
Main street, above Cherry-ls large and
commodious, and capable CT receiving
an immense amount ofhemp. The Re-
publican says: "Mr. jerks has erected
a new patent machine for bailing hemp,
By this machine, about three Of the or
binary bales, as put up by the farmers.
are compressed into one bale Of less size
than one of the original bales. This Of
fers a great advantage in the sale of the
article, and a still greater advantage in
the shipping of ii, in avoiding injury or
waste. When balcd in this manner, il
shows TO much better adv~antage--the
hands are all laid straight, and so closely
packed and tied that there can be very
little waste. The boats usually charge
higher freights for carrying hemp baled
in the country, because it is bulky and
dangerous. When balcd in this machine
il will be as convenient freight as lead
or any other article. Every farmer who
has seer Mr.. jerks mode Of billing
will lave his hemp bsi,cd by hin. II /:
Nh. is design to make this d market fol
the receipt and sale of hemp, and We see
no reason why this should not be SO. By
opening a general warehouse, where the
article can be examined, traders and dea'
lers will resort TO it TO make purchase
and fill orders. Mr.. J. is well acquain.
ted with the business, is 4 respec,abl,
man, and well acquainted with many o
the eastern manufacturers. If the far
mers and merchants will take hold ofthC
matter, this will soon be the largest anc
best hemp market in the country
, 1844-08-10

Ri%e il HUirci Po,k IN New Yorh.
A icy. days sInce We noticed an
advance III the rfIcc Of pork, oi from
81 to 81 %. Upon enquiry here
as To the effect on the market, we
learned that Il had no eilrc'. 1t is
sa'd by dealers that here Is probably
not more than 1000 ibis. in the city.
The ~ioiowing Is the latest rom New
York; NJ quote from the lrIbune:-
[Cin. Times.
There are a variety of opinions
anon the trade rs 10 the correctness
of the pork statement we published
Yesterday. While it appears to oe
a prevailing impression that the stock
here is stated at least 10000 bblS'
too high, there are on the other hard
those who think the stock is stated
$4,000 bniS. too low. We have one
authority for pJrting the stock III i}us
ton at 10000 bblS.. and another assn
ming to me equally well informed ioI
placing II at % 900. a wager u
$4,000 was openly otlered on change
by a responsible house, that there y
, 1844-08-10

The interest of the meetiags by speak
ing upon the subject whenever called
upon. We are glad 10 hear of his
good luck, and presume he will use
his fortune to much better advantage
than ii it had fallen to him before "this
treat Repub.
, 1844-08-10

OConneIi and Dorr, are still in pris-
on. but the walls Of the strongest dun
geon cannot cntomb their influence.
Or shut out sympathy for their cause.
The shouts of indignation which dali
ly 90 up from the Irish people and
the Democracy OF America. will re-
suit as did the bugle blasts against
the ancient walls of Jerico.-[PIain
Dealer.
, 1844-08-10

"A leiloW SalC 10 u eW-
"Do you know they hang Jewsand
Jackasses togerherin Englandfa
81 didn't (replied the Israelite.l bat
if that be true, tits fortunate that you
and | are not there"
, 1844-08-10

Jos. Findley, wing, is elected TO the
Legislature in Lincoln, by a majority Of
some six or eight votes, over his oppo-
nent, s. R. Monkey, democrat. We be-
lieve however, that this is not claimed
by the wings as a very signal victory
they having learned, since Mr.. Find
leys's election, that he is pledged TO go
for two democratic United States Sena-
tors.-R. hammock. (dem. is elected
Sheriff, and Henry P. Mudd, wing, As
SCISSOR. For Convention, 85S-against
4 convention, 1877.
, 1844-08-10

Singular Escp".-i'ne BaI' mole
American, Of tie % h uIt.. says:
We learn from the Exchange Read
ing Room Books that the Schooner
Herald. arrived Al this port yesterday
from Boston. fell in with. on the 18th
inst. in LAT. 80 40, long. 70 so, a brig
antIue cap,Ked and nearly full Of Wa
ter. The schooner Washington, from
North Carolina, was lying near, and
the crews ot the two vessels cut a
hole|through the bow OF the brig, and
10 their great surprise found in the
to:ecastIe n lite boy - years of age,
whom they soon released from his
daTkand solitary confinement. When
found he was sitting on the head Of a
cask. with his feet in water, but had
plenty OF provisions near him. As
soon as he saw daylight he cnmmen-
ced singing merrily, and WIS tHdcn
on board the schooner Washington.
The boy Stated that he was from
Jamaca. but could not tell how long
he had been in confinement, and sup
'pos.ed the res. Of the crew of the brig
had persisted. The Captain Of tn"
Herald did not learn the aame of tho
brig o. that Of the Captain. but from
the fact that n boat was picked up at
sea on the l4th instant, with the Cap
tain and crew OF the brig Sir Lionel
Smith. from New York for Kingston,
Jamaica. which vesse! was capsized
on the 10 h instant, and a boy drown
ed (as vas supposed in the wreck. ii
is reasonable to infer that this is t e
same vessel. If sc. The little fellow
would have been in his gloomy and
lonesome prison for nine days. Such
a miraculous escape is scarcely TO be
found on record.
, 1844-08-10

The Fall River Monitor states that
a site has been purchased and prepa.
ratlons are making for erecting anoth-
CT large establishment for the manu-.
iacInrs Of cotton goods. In Lowell
a large mill is now being erected,
and another in Manchester, n. H..
, 1844-08-10

J"!'" 'o'' I'I c.:aaI.
VIC "'h"''" .
"',1 IT, 49, Lro,
en "'"' "'
MN oeSe.-lN-lr"r.,~".
y, UcDyGe.-The Charleston
v'-o' U'"'''' r,NL - arI
,.,m' ,,,:,,n cr,,iri.r with
~ w. ~ .i
"'' ''''"'"5 lN0
'e'hy: /
'H'' your "NJ00. W
i ch'nee II" ire "'.l'''"' P"''E' so"
can never "c,''r'G Il ny S"It "l"N
ana VIII, SUCH lSs''nSs' ""' you. !.
purpose De 10 " one S'o''"1
NE oht'il "Ea'''S' ''r o'"c' III
hns'il''y ana na'h'"e "'''.o' 10 "'.
~. pe,N '.,'' n,'"a
~ ~ tno,at 80 of
u": "4'' I''-'.' wo
''' ! n,an~. ,nr
"1"'' "''' " ,Eo
shade of The I,u,trIoLs WASHINGTON 10
everciso iIe s.mon that Dusscs,cs
eA''''se '"e "''''' """' ~.
reason. 70 lie Union, and TO Your
roun,rv-
Gov. Fond has issued another pro-
cIamation t. the people # wIrsaw.
under ia e uitne 25th. ,tc conclusion
al uhich We suuinru. lii< views anu
rr>o,urnI.. uih regard TO "mob wa
jieCc.'ar ere excellent: We unry nope
h, vii carry them INTO ,yCcntI.n bet.
ter ,han ne has done. THIS rrocIa-
matiop seems called forth by the
threats and pr, paratlnns If the War
,aw he, oes. Ia renew the WA and ex
Terminate the Mormcns:-TGlz.
..From Eoi,g,i Lr in thr f,st IN.
,.,nco ro, liza r,, ,nrs.I,ns n
.ha .,I ,hor. no n,n. m.h,
'r>ian You. As men "i sense YOU
are h""na 10 SEE " you VIII "Pe'
your eyes, l""I you cannot '"ec'
your urP"s'. NeEer''e'ess you af'
stI. lrainInt ahd d'''''s' ana N'ep'nt
{ fra .HfHnHF HHI I'M Hftf1. = "a renew a
, 1844-08-10

Boasting.-A mau Boosting of his
honesty is generally a rogue; of his
courage generally Il coward; of his
riches, generally not wealthy; Of his
democracy, generally an arlstocrat:
of his intimacy with great men, gen.
orally despised by !nose who may
chance TO know HIN; of his wit, pop
ularlty and high standing, always q
fool.
, 1844-08-10

Justice siom, tut sure.-Among the
acts passed at the late session of Con-
gress was n reiunding to Mr., CHI.
, 1844-08-10

Wool MelGH.eL-It is stated in
some of the British journals, that the
use Of iron FOR railroads has, in some
measure been abandoned. TIE silIs
are now made of wood, aud by alb
sorptlon. indurated viii Ir' n, so rs to
become inde>tructible. Tie uimin.
lShed expense is very great. Roads
NAV now be laid at $500 per mi!,.
The idea. though novel anu son e.
what original. may btcome ot reat
service in the construction of roads.
, 1844-08-10

4 Pre- .icqm'hL.-The Cincinnati
Atlas cf the 2GLh ut, says: "Ine
Court OF Cornmon Pleas vas about
bringing It's criminal term to a close,
and preparing 10 pass sentence upon
a number nt criminals convicted du-
ring the term, when it was found that
The bundle of Indictments, as well OF
those convicted. as of those not tired,
hal been sroLEN from tie CAcrk'S Of
fee. Tie question Is, shall these OF
tenders escape, he sentenced by the
substitution OF coPteS for the "r'gInaI
indictment, or be held and lndlcle,.
and tried again? We understand the
Court will adopt the latter course
In case the thief Of the indictments
shall be found out, and indicted Tor
the larceny, we heard Il lawyer asi
Yesterday. IN whom would he prop
erty IN the indictments be laid!
, 1844-08-10

Caops.-Our farmers tel us that
their crops OF every kind wlIl be I'M
usually cant. Tie ihcessant wet
weather ms nearly ruined the upland
farmers, and those living III The bot
toms have. in MANY cases, lest every
thing. Tue yield ol hemp and robac-
co last year was small. but that of
The present year Is >tll less. wheat
turns out badly. If the tall is a ia
vorabIe one, the corn crop VIII be an
average une.-PIatle Argus.
, 1844-08-10

DrhrmoF Dn. GRANr.-The report
of tie death OF this Devoted Mission
Iry to the HISTORIANS, is confined.
He died at Mousol, early N June.
, 1844-08-10

Winois.-In Adams county, the Dem
o~cratic ticket for Senator and represen-
~tatives is elected by an average majority
of2OO. Douglass is elected to Congress
by a majority of $50 votes.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
SALE. ny v,fiue al decd

By Nffue "i a deed
e tfn-l from tfedenrk n Greer 1ahp Nor
gan an other. IN. hearing date h@ j. iay Of
March ! SO and now Of feenri IN the fi~fk-
ice f,r Ono county. in hunk % page i0l. or
wenc. iay tho 7h ofFehfasfy l7li ai 10 c'oosk
A. VI ri tho lf,gi dor st the Court iipB.e iuf Ohm
county shail eel at puhle nueiipuu Inc hishesi bd
der The sshnle Interest & clam Of sad ffedcueh H.
Greer e. J,hn Murg au. beng the lwo nudisided h
PARTS "a ani loa cerain tract aflaui siiusied "a
he water ol 3 Wheeling creek. 10 Ohia ro. hpan
Jsd as Described Tho saii deed Il continuing
30 arres | roud 80 pples lheing the same irscl al
an,i described ia tie Iced hom Lewis LnusHrl
anil Am hi. wife TO tie .aid Frederick II Greer A
others dated The 2stb IF fobflap 1910 AMI also Il
rec,rl ia Tie Clerks ailire Tor Ob'n County
The Terms made lnosn "n The day oi al
Selling - Ifnsice shall convey 'hch tale As Is
vested ia BY The decd Of ifns'
JAMES 5. WHEAT
a. s 'ffu tee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
DoYER,s CorGucANpy

HOoSER's CoIGIICANDY- toiag
4 ihe season Ter Coughs and Colds tie snh. er.-
- VsHd inirfm tie Public thar he has fcceIted q
'fgsa IMPLY 81 ihn Justly eeehfaled Candy bieh
ltsrh not pulled INTO noiefielY b. hundreds oil
nnAntNn and lneredHions certificates. Is frrommen.
tei hF Physicians and others well known here. as q
'easaaf. safe .u5 oisclaal remedy for Colds
snass. He"tensss, Phihy.ic, IIoopine Cough
Coup, AsiiiHa- &e F4r .alc At the Drug Store
90 LAFAYETTE M'NEELY.
doc - 2g2 Main ST.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

EbLNlS GOOD Mo soIar.i Alo,o.c
u Neursfs nd d3as=.n## - fa,ues = tlresac,
ohd rain Sla0is. sbma uqtuolN A.. ioe
asss fi@ea ot iHcaa'r fuufs md ot or cam GOODS
n #rfA " r eTIRYs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

y y iNkET$-t d. travelling BAsKtTs
= u.s. fced ~ .sr'3 " r srIBy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
,MITH,s GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS.

NMTTTIfs eLUbH NFIFf ~ y I'N'f'
ATew edifian just receive The nr& ediii0n 0i
Smiths Geography aud Aias. containing
.S.ht additional mrs not in former ed ms
Central Eumpc, France, Spain snd Portugal,
pctmark Greece aud lunian Isles, America, Syuol
aud Esfp'. For sec By
- JOIN J HhSWEIL.
lnian street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
EXTRA lI.s,l l,

y " fiIe FAMILY Hour raate
1 y 1'h.#e e hesf, .esl received nrd fr mic b
$ - Il 1s13 r1EuI<
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

tsi RECEIVED. p i,.r5srrerar NJ SALT
- ia" fsr CASH. al NJ I79 Mn. p, s,nar,
~ - y MGlNNlS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
ogrcs or rur Flar L Mari>rl
n CASES ORANGE snILLAC-

4 casrs eHtrarl al I.agWad.
! case 81 Vvfdiefs Jnsi feci and ff sale ~
dec q JOHNSTON. BERRYulIL 4 co
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
rnMNraeIoNrR,s 80.

= 01ANNTEN n . cIT.1'I 1NToIo7 aUNo.
rin~ court oflaw and chtnc,ry 10Y Ohio county.
The North Westsn Pink Of N.reinia,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

UhiNIDEND-T TIE BoAfJ 81 Directors Of ihe
II y S"flh Western Bank 81 Virginia, have de-
tI.fr iis ilen@ 81 tatro PIT rent nn the capital
sires II s,d h1uk; subject 10 +. drdnriinn Of l~"
anJ one hall per cent the amount OF dix idsnd;
beng he Sale far imposed by Act 81 Assembly NJ
Manh -. 1913 TIE residue Ndt be PAID 10 The
siaehhaidcrs after The l5sh INST LIST.
Itn , Cnhief
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

Z BIA>kETs, RNi2CS AND FIANNrIs
y = y '7' gnli nj lie Como Men nod Madison
NHfeei+ near lie .tte Of lhe contemplated uew
Hf+reI tan " VII buy 'ome iinc blankets Ba,z4~
and oneeis. .cy arc good AMI cheap. &c,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

caps. CAPsg CAPS..i
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
ID KCEl3ED his day and nnW opening. arg
IL an1 mol splendid as.nflmcnl ui Cal : oi ~
~ sare ans qunlily wsfn, anl consisting "a paa
a. GliDNs
, doz Fms OTTER CAPS.
- da SEAL de-.
u d. MtsK d.
81 tn cnmrnan Do d.
- ~ fhe sfA1.lT d.
20 ~ esmmnn do -
20 ds7 MEMS and BOYS HAIR CARS.
All nf ,.hieh Will be al Il whslr.nle tsiafI.
NJ o. mall adrnuce from Eq1e,H pflcss. far CASH
Ssn al The BIO BLACK HAT 10 Nam s..
nny ~ AC MCALLAM
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

nod ,,b,vs .-..s. - ~. -
~ ,#Hfna ~ n decree made By sad cog"i in lie
ola4c faHse ! ~i8 cXHnse ITO snle 9n NsndnY
,be 5,h fag af HehtG7rv l7i4- i.the frenl door
,.oa,o .bc E.aErrt ldAr, III fbno@jn9'lTla and
nort4o lots l.iap aad bang ~ ne GUY ri " hee-
In ~ rarf - llt q o ? u sq1nre No 3, tpio@
5n e1cf - gr.aad f1ffe Of la's =" Tnd 9 -
s,4a,. = T.ef NJ {. go squass % lr BID if afG.
i,oe qanth latt lot No . ~ psi fq1fro ror le I
NJ . IN a.5d .asllfe. lafs No - and ~ n South
Vft,.f... Tnefhr'l .1f * s Bro s2d square 10 Roll
si,sll.tfnq ~ NJ In samc squere, rnrt IF lot
NJ 4 ID. safar sHnarr. lots No - md 90 IN Gra-
Lnr,t4 4affipn. nd lot No ~ ia fgsi " heellng
~ an p rirurp thereof 70 eausty the plaintiffs
denond With interest md cots ne. lois or
- ~ fot. ~ tr aald ~ b. de-ienaied by The
5,t.,JaHt-ar their agent. The purchase monev
- =, roI8 In fhrce InsfaimenfF. and the End
nroafr'a VII BE fgld on credi oi SIX WE'VE
al eicbtren months rom the day ~ sale, the
g,,,elaeer ewing bonds hearing interest from
date vcith anrrovcd security and the 9tle refain-
"A until the Nhole Hurcllase Lnnfv - pam, ms
6,-tler sernrifv ~ NlTcHFl IN SIR
des2i 4 Aecps. 0't ma to"mis'onfr.
~ vIr.-c r. doe. IF rmzt rom Jacob TIT
. - mo heatInp tai" nn o." - aaY ~ Mhr Il
,.aoo4n e.. on record in tho errA offea for
pl - ce5,,,tr hook -. page arr. ! eha frsrccd
49, s#H on FrdqT. January - ls4 OF m a'erck
II - tbe frsnt door effhe CONT h"nse
ttf5 e. the CO.'S. itaIfo lot rr mare ol grennd
g. sf,rtaa Grahnni which lot j. nuu,hered r..
ffrf. seecr1 en- the orielnnl plat n sad addition,
- snan eln or fraefon of ground lo.nv
l.l,,,.son sai3 laf r and the lan4s of No7h Zare
-, Z9ne's boundary, sarnoeed 10 be three feet
', ,oro,ber " n, all the teuemants and ar
Hnnr.e1anros tieYeto helonelng'
Terms Of soie- ASH
,la IL vested IN me ~ said deed Of t.as'
Jseol JEEs LANTZ, I'r9sfos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
ABATEMENT.

~ TIE REcr4prs AND EXPENDITURES OF
TaE cry o. WHEELING DURING TIE
YEAR EAniN3; DECEMBER 5l4l.lsl3
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
it9ssagE,.i y s 6or
COnWTssTO.NR,S gs.ALE.

- cHNcERY-I1 Inn ihoz Circuit sgperior
Goa4t affa~ and chnpcfr ffrA9tIo county.
The North Western Bankef virginia, =
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09

b OST-B-lWeea Monfnc s. aad the Rolling
a 4 Nil. As 5. believed. an Ntia 81. ihfsc f,e
dollar mites. onr nf / aoa anil IVA If Wheeling
rae finder Ntli DE literally rewarded hy leaving
Them a ilss Office dee 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
-tOPaRTNERsiIir NOTICE. !
yIosny wANrEp,-J sEvsfNFy.

VI respectfully. Lat very caue.t'y calls npaf
al Who are lndehied 10 hifo Ia call aud cl~e heli
acronnis. rs he "a anrnus 10 make a speedy settle
fnrni IL hrs old hnsiurss. ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-09
French Boots.

French Boots.
3 doars souh n Iugqio Hofd Nam freei)
Holm T.. WADE J. noW manufacturing -ope.
- rnr article Of GENTS BOOTS afertte laleH
FRENCH STYLE and made II rHe hesl Phlladcl.
Pima materials. which h. warsnts - eempeie Will
anything ever garien up IN tbs Lniied slaies' and
a. the fliios ing prcss.
GOOD ChiF bOOiS, t3bo
FtNF ii, 600
tx,rRa sno.nn ESQ
y,lef u,..,i ,l9. wiih Cork and India Rubber 90
extra.
Ladies anil childrens' BOOTS aad SHOES made
~ he neaiesi style "'l%
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20
spoke is POISON!-

The POKE, instead fbeing ''pizen" to the wings,
has most deleterious effect on its own friends.
1t is sickening them in advance, and will COM
ple,ely use them up by the time fros, nips the
ious weed The Alton Telegraph tells the fol-
lowing good Joke Of its effect locofoco neigh
Dor.
"a Mr.. Lusk. of Missouri, who was employed
as assistant clerk in the last House of Represen-
tatives, met with accident on his way home a
few DAYS since, the recital of which may not prove
uninteresting to his friends. The stage in which
he was. being under the control of locotoco pro-
prietors. was decorated with Poke stalks. On the
side where Lusk was seated, hugo one was fas-
tened. After its exposure to the sun short time.
it began TO stink most gloriously. Poor Lusk
grew pale about the gills, and complained most
bitterly of being sick: and after standing short
time. begged fellow passenger, who was good
Wing, to cut it down.-This our friend and in
fornant ALTERNATING to Lusk, very significant
ly. al the same time, '1oU'LL BE sIcKER THAN
THIS OF PoLK-sTALKs. BEFORE NOVEMBER ROLLS
RoUND!' The sick locofoco made no reply; be-
ing heartily rejoiced tina, he had been relieved
from the sickenng influence of his party en-
blem.'
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20

The POPULAR TIDE last year the Iocoocos had
orty the Legislature Louisiana-this wear e " igs
nave majority of eight in the Legs IF
Last year the ocofocos elected Of ndjenn and
had majority iii tho legiSlaureihsv wings
MINORITY OF ten IN the legislature of lnAinua IL lo9
and 49, the iocoiocos trunphed 10 Marylandth
the wings carried every district MARYLAND
Last the ocofocos had majority in legislature
NtrgnIa-ths year the wings tTumpted in Virginia Last
year the ocoiocos had majority of tFentgsiX III the Lee
gtslarure OF North taoiira-tbis the wings
majority of ihirty-two the Legislature North Carolina
Last short, the lncofocos
tri0mphant-this year the wings have hack al
ost last The popular tide is already strongly
towards the whg side. and by November VIII flow
majesty like the Gulf-strean,.--Lou. Jour.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1844-09-20

LADIES BETTING.-T The PennsvlN a spuike.
The following we fhd IN paper published III that
W shall look for result OF the Democratic
lady 10 her wing friend. with considerable interest
we are informed automatically, that Democratic lady
III W iamsport has $500 TO bet that James Il. Polk
be elected President Of United States next H.
Lefger.
Wing lady, Of Milton, sends her respects
ocratic lady III WiilIanspor, and Informs her
mas !. 100 ready which will against the W i'll
amspor. lady's $500. that James X. Pok not
tel President of these United States
And sou, III addition that Henry CLAY will beat Polk
IN tennessee, his STATE five thousand If
democratic lady of Nsamsport' disposed
bet, she may address letter with her real nsne to
MARY MIIroH.
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mover recanted. The Globe denounces the tariff
as an oppressive Wing measure. which can never
meot with favor from the democracy. and which
IS in fact far above what could properly be consid
cred a 'srevenue tariff
Thus, the position of tn Statesman in regard to
this prominent measure, is fully sustained by the
Presidential candidate Of the party-by every
prominent statesman of the party-and by every
loading paper Of the party. To pretend to sup
port Mr.. Polk tho friend of the tariff of 1912.
to support him A WING AND to BRAND
HIM WITH FALSEHOOD, to support him I'M
der the pretence that the party is favorable to tho
tariff Of 1912, is piece Of fragrant humbuggery,
a gross violation of truth; and wide departure
from honest and sound policy. From all such
contemplate trckery wash our hands. Stan
ding as faithful sentinel upon the battlements of
democracy, shall advocate the principles and
measures of the party they areas the great
majority of the party has fixed them-and not
fow men, sections Of tho party, hero and there
might desire them TO be. WE OPPOSE THE
TARIFF BILL of lS42-JAMES X. POLK
OPPOSED 1.-THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
OPPOSED lT-and all the support it receives is
from the wing party, and few Ignorant or kna-
Wish editors, who pretend to DO democrats, but
who seldom found supporting the principles
upon which democracy rests, and which gives It
IS distinctive features.