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Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
NOTICE.
Northern Bank Of Mississippi.
Holly Springs, June 6, Is,


A T stated meeting OF the Board of Direc-
L ! tors held this day, il was Resolved that a
call of Five dollars on eacs share of the capital
stock ofthis Institution, (it being The fifth n>'al
ment) be made en- the Stockholders, 10 be paid
or before the 10Th Gay of August next.
A true copy of the record.
"a NJ. LUSHER, Cashier.
Juns s, IS.i-tm.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

CASTINGS.
Just rueeived lbs Qvenaad Pct r,s :,
Sc, so6 lbs Qxszs snd Pots, lsslei low al a. -
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

The American Oil. valuable medicine
for sale al
STRATToN s. GOODLETTs.
may Ii. 1914
"A Lot Of Saddles and brides for sale at
reduced prices az
sTRATToN q GooDLETTs
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

THE undersigned. having been appoin
ted by the last will and test, ment of Thon-
as Redus deed. executors and executrix O
said es ate and having qualified as such. no
nce is hereby given. that all persons having
claims against the estate of said Thomas
Redus decd, are required TO biing them for
ward prope ly authenticated within the
time Limited by law. or the same will be
barred. Those indebted TO said estate are
requested to make immediate payments.
JY. CUMMINGS. { Executors
WM F REDUS
RACHAEL RE DUS, Executrix.
May 4lh, 1914 6w'
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NECUfE'OEsS NOTECE.
THE undersigned having been appoin.
ted blythe las: will and testament of William
Sammington. decd, executors of his estate.
All PERSONS having claims against he es-
tate Of said deceased, are therefore hereby re-
qnested TO exhibit the same within The Time
limited by law, or the same will barred
hose Indebted TO said estate are requested
to make immediate payments.
J. Y Gu INNINGS,
JOH NWOOD. Executors
April Goth, lS44-6w.
Holly Springs gazette., 1844-08-03

June 9Th. '44-6w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
PENNSYLVANIA.

The Democracy o! the keystone State are now
animated by every moti"e that can impel the pa
trio; 10 do their duty They are simulated By The
victory they have gained in the State. AZ we'll
IS b. the defeat they have sustained in the
City The Pennsylvania says, with the true
spirit, that ''ihe Wing victory of Tuesday
apart from their large suTepiious vote, can re-
fleet no honor or lasting benefit on those by whom
II was Won, and will turn 10 dust and ashes IN
their hants. The sober second thought will
como; to that alone We appeal, and Ito their own
calm iellecllon and Judgment We leave those who
have heretofore acted with us, bui who have now.
or lately, arrayed themselves against us The
Democracy OF Philadelphia have firmly met many
political tornado, and, as before they have now
hut single line 10 iollow-the line OF duty -
We never saw The Democracy Of our city and
county more resoluie and determined To do their
DUTY, and 10 march onward than Yesterday morn
in2 when all seemed lost Seventeen thousand
outliyed The >loim OF Tue>day-thcre will he Iror
than twenty thousand in Noycmber-mark that
ITO our friends in the county. We send up cur
cordial dchnow Judgments for the rescue which
they have brought Us. They have made the vie.
tory OF our opponents in Philadelphia a. barren.
rs il was di>honorably won. The returns. a. they
come in. arr meIiin. down rapidly the hoa>trd
majority against us. The State is safe absolute
II safe by thousands for Francis r. Shunk-and
We greatly mistake the signs of The political horo.
scope, il the incidents OF last TUESDAY shall fail
10 swell the triumph OF our party on the first OF
November: yes, 10 swell il bv the indignant retro
cession from the Wing ranks. of many who are
loo proud 10 he the associates OF political trades
mcn-to swell it BY The nyooraied energies OF the
country Democracy; invigorated, nfancd ty lis
victorious contest against loath>one opponent
To swell II By the retnrn 10 their old party ranks 81
men who can the better appreciate what Whsse-
rs l.. from having once been baisained into its
slrrou
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
NTIIE NAN OF LETTERS. .
Or. "IHc Complete LeIc--wT.fII.


The Boston Morning Post exhibits the various
phases presented by Mr. Claws tour letters. upon
'rexas--ard attributes to him tire fcccS. The
Posi- had not then seen the two last letters recently
published He had seen the Raleigh lcllcr--and
lie Two Alabama lciicrS-and the Washington
lctler-bu he had not seen the Ohio letter and the
Indiana letter We take the liberty therefore, of
charging the canvass BY adding "Ihe La. Face
No H.
Nor. 5v Htree-icadcJ Jams NatNrc has trymed
fr1goe icii0,rt IN bcf tiac ,'-Thc Wing candi-
date for the Chief Magi>racy OF this Republic
has four faces, with the features distinct and
we'll Defined: lei those who doubt il look upon
them
NORTHERN FAcG-No. /.
Il do not think that Texas ought 10 be reccired
into he Union rs an integral part of il, in decid-
ed opposition to The wishe, OF a considerable anu
respectable portion OF tie con,cderacy. Il me
Rdjdst La'fy
AIlDDLr FAcs-No J.
personally could have no objection 10 the
annexation Of Tcxas."-[Oae n Tie iia5Gma
Lsttcrs.
Il have. however, no hesitation in saying, that
far from having anv personal objection 10 the an
nexa,ion o! Texas, | should he glad TO see it,
(Djtto.
The LAsT NORTH W ESTERS tAcE-No. 4.
Il am opposed 10 immediate annexation. am
opposed 10 Il whl,; war IS raging between Tex
a. and Mexico And should he opposed 10 it, a,
all times and under all circumstances unless here
was degree OF concurrence among the States
COMPOSING The Union. amounting 10 or approx
mating towards unaniiniiy. IGiana Letter,
ssp'ente' 10.
Now, wha; are we 10 make of all these revela-
lions. but that Mr.. Clay is playing one Of the
most difficult games lie ever had, 10 win-and
constantly shutting the pack-fitsi 10 please the
North and tLen the Souih-now listening 10 the
complaints of his Southern friends, and pitching
his pipe 10 suit their fasiidious ear<-and then
shifting his measure TO the Northern Wings? The
Abolitonsls of Ohio and Indiana nave, finally,
The last pledge from his lipS-and 10 their iana,-
cism, End 10 his own ambition, he finally deter
mines to sacrifice the annexation Of Texas, and
the wishes of the South. "Unanimily" 1t can
never lie obtained-and Daniel Webster himself
has reason 10 declare, that he holds Mr.. Clay
bound 10 60 againstTexas-and that he dare
mol violate his pledge
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

CHARLOTTE, sep. -
An article from the Richmond Whig) on the
Charlotte Wing barbecue Is received; and can
only say. that such pieces will continue 10 appear
un,ilt.e Wigs have more regard for truth
attended that meeting one dav, and heard no per-
.pn Wing OF Democrat, estimate the number IN
attendance a, more than ,0l0--a large number
ot whom were women ana boys | have since
been al Charlotte Court and il the impression
spoken OF in the piece was made have been un-
able to find il out. No meeting OF the scr, was
ever gotten up in the county that produced less
impression or interest among The people And ii
there is man in the county who has heretofore
voted with the Democrats, who row refuses 10
vote Tor Polk have not found him ont. On the
contrary, know some who have always voted
with the Wings who say they will not vote ;ur
CLAW And believe there are some who will in
tentionalIv absent themselves from the polls in
November We feel perfectly confident, we will
carry this county By a; least 50 or 60 votes and il
we do not. it will be because the Democrats will
not turn out | feel confident. hat majority al
leas, is in the county, although the Democrats
carried it BY only votes in 1910. There has not
been as much excitement in this county a in some
Of the ad looming ones; in consequence, suppose
OF there being less public speaking. But The De-
lnocra,s, notwithstanding, feel entirely confident
oi success in November. Our people have be-
come too well acquainted with the tricks and
humbugs oil the w higS, To I've deceived by
chem | feel certain our cause has los, no
thing in this or any of The adjoining coun-
lies, aud think We have gained some in all.
In the counties composing the Congressional
District of Halifax, &c, am confident We have
gained considerably, notwithstanding the many
compliments that have been lavished on Elecior
G;ilmer and the wheel-horse, Vincent Witcher,
neither OF whom found it convenient (notwlh-
standing their great activity spoken Of IN the
-. n
meet VIM. Smith Of Culpeper, either at Mount
Laurel or Halifax Court House. Smiths tri-
umph at Mount Laurel is said TO have been COM
plete-the principal Wing speaker against him
CHR Flournoy) admitting in his speech, that he,
Smith, could run over him; and Mr.. Bouldin ven-
tured not after the first days trial. Mr. Smith has
gained for himself very enviable character By
his Two speeches in Halifax We regret very
much he could not tarry longer in this part Of Fir
ginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
TO the Editors Of tie Enquirer
THE HAMPTON CONVENTION,


We have written 10 several gentlemen, inviting
them 10 be present at our Mass Meeting, propos-
ed TO be held in the town OF Hampton, on We'd
nesday, the ed October. From some Of these
gentlemen we have received answers; others have
not answered-and fearing they may moi have
received our letters we have though, il hes, 10
tender them another invitation through the ne
dunn of the "Pichmond Enquirer You will
therefore, announce in lis columns The names Of
the following gentlemen Hon. George c. Drom-
goole. Hon. John M. Patton Hon John NJ Gre
CORY, Hon VIM. Smith, Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter
Hon. James Garland, Thomas T. Giles Thomas
r. Joynes. Robert G. Scott James A. Seldom
John S. Caskie, VIM. NJ. Overton, r. Kidder
Meade, Col. John s. Milson and DR.. VIM. Ia
tenn Ii is hoped, that these gentlemen, one and
all, will be with US on that glorious OCCASION
Already have the Lvoas who are 10 be in attend
ance at the great Clay festival at York Town on
the 10Th instant, (and hat, too, anaer The GARD o.
national celc5rai,on, announced 10 the good Peo-
pie OF Accomack and Northampton, thai from
York the whole or a portion Of them will procee.d,
to their shores, where they propose remaining until
the Presidential election IL nrcr or, al all events
until they enlghten this Jeaightfd region, when
they repiesen, 10 the world as having been hood
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
TILE snrTH IN DANGEE.1


Yes. the South IS in danger 81 having Pre'i-
dent foisted upon her BY The voies Of the Adolf
tionis,s The Compiler need not cant abou,
few ats which we all object 10 on the part of the
North-and in which the Democrats have not all
done their dutv. nor any Of the Why's lie need
no, con over again the name OF Bancroft, (who
i moi thorough Abolilioni>t,) nor the failure OF
the Democratic Legislature Of New York 10 do
her duty by Virginia. after ihey had been cramped
in their course hy the previous position oil Seward
and his ITig friends in the Legislature; and when
Governor Rouck could not prevail upon Demo-
cratic Legislature 10 GO the whole iar us-ior The
very best reason in The world, because a" nc
Hdies in the House were against Us and joined
by s5,ae of The Democrats, were sufficient 10 com
mand majority The Democratic Governor
of Massachusetts (Aionon) failed also 10 do
his dutv-ard homes, John Davis, of the
other party. had failed mos, esregiouslv 10
do his. We admit. that all the Democrats
in the North are not with Us upon this
cues;ion-but NE oonlended, that more u
them were favorable 10 the South than of the
Wings. No doubt can exist Of this fact, with all
Ingenious men We appeal 10 all liberal TIA
veller>. who visit the North. (not Mr.. Rayly of
Georgia alone. but the citizens Of Virginia and oil
all the South We APPEAL, too, 10 those broad
evitenceS which ale 10 I've found IL the Legisla-
lures o. the Norh-whers all the Wings are op-
posed TO Us. and only some OF the Democrats
We appeal 10 the proceedings Of Congress,
where every Wing Representative is found
arraved on the side Of Abolition petitioners,
and many Of tie Democratic members arc
not In TACT, whom 90 we leob 10 for co-oPera-
ton with our own Southern Representatives 10
defeat their designs, but 10 a considerable pro.
portion oil the Democratic Representatives.
These are the facts on the record open 10 the
eyes OF the whole Union-and which 10 man
can deny, but a, the hazard Of bringing his intel
lgence or his honesty into question. We repeat,
therefore, lhat there are not as many Democrats
Atolitonsts as there are Wings and that il is
the very extreme of follY 10 boast in relation to
this subject, that The great Wing party, North
and South, is the conservative national party OF
the Union, upon whom we must rely for lis pre-
servaiion and harmony" Ii gentlemen will make
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
Democratic mai'ies Wig mojj'ies
"Greenbricr,
IN, in The District

Democratic maj 3U3 N The IIIstTicI-
THE Democrats are organizing thoroughly IN
mos, of the counties in this portion Of the state,
and appointing committees IN each captain pre-
cinci whose duty it shall be 10 have every voter
al the polls and you need not fear for the Western
portion OF the Stale as the majority will be great
~ INCREASED over that of 1910, and the majority
in The Stale cannot be less than 5000 votes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
COMMUNICATIONS.
SIGNS IN VIRGINIA.

EXTRACT Of a Litter from Monroe County daiea
OCTOBER 9Th, 1914
IL am happy to say that any acquisition that
has been made to the Wing vote. has been Ivy
deeds for mountain land, and not by changes from
The Democracy, except in the county OF tloyo,
where understand there have been few changes
against us-In all the other counties in the Dis
tric,. there have been many changes from Wing
gerv 10 Democracy, and more than sufficient 10
over-balance all the fraudulent voters they have
made. and whose votes will be received by The
Wing Commissioners large number OF those
are in the County of Greenbrier. The estimate
give YOU below, goes upon the supposition that
all The votes rendered on deeds for mountain land
will be received and also give in the estimate
10 the Wings what is claimed Cor nearly SOY by
their best calculalors, and | think less than we
shall receive, but | wish 10 make safe caicula-
lion for us and which may be relied upon as not
too favorable:
Democratic ,p0jjcS IIAj0 7r1IicS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

The Wings OF the Club House We're called To-
gcthcr To meet IN common conclave last evening
tor the purpose Of appointing delegate, 10 The
Wing Mas, Convention. 10 be held on The Plain,
OF York Town. on the 18th OF October It is a
day that belongs To the nation. and onaht lot q,
be deseciaicd 10 the purposes oi party.
VIII not or Democratic Association take
some order or appoint delegates 10 NEE, our be
rhren OF the Gloucester District, al HAMPTON Oh
the .3i OF Ociobcrl 1t i, 10 be a great gathering
of the Democracy, and among the last mceang,.
which We shall have before the grea, action OF
November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
CONNECTIcIT

The New Haven Register SAYS, that il i, well
satisfied with the result OF the late township cleo
tons We have carried lworhirls oil the town, N
New London county. We have carried a malo-
rly OF the towns inrhc State that have held their
elections. and of the thirty remaining, we shall
probably carry ninc!cen. In future Colonel, don.
halloo until you are mt 81 tic Wo0dS.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
With sfeatre>Pcc;, am. &c.
BERNARD \. REl NOLDS.
L.owxnrs. oct. .. ls4i-


Dear Sir: The declaration which heao' Col.
Preston make. was 10 this effect: That At thr
White sulphur Springs. in Virginia Mr. CLAY
DECLARED THAT IT WAS TRC +,
CONGRESS COULD NOT FREE OUR
SLAVES. BUT THAT THEY COULD.
BY HIGH DUTIES on IMPORTS. MAKE
THEM so VALUELESS, THAT, lFTHEi
DID NOT RUN AWAY FROM Us, WE
SHOULD BE GLAD TO Run AWAY
FROM THEM; AND THAT THAT WAS
THE GREAT OBJECT OF THE TARIFF
SYSTEM.
This declaration was made by Col. Preston m
the Fall and Winner, think. Of ISL, and NJ
Claws remarks were made that Summer 'oi.
Preston repeatedly made the same declaration
publicly and privately Col Clifton Of DALAI
DR.. Lawrence Of this county, Wings: and Ro
bert Riyes and Reuben House of this coaG!t
Democrats-heard Col Preston make The zane
declaration some OF them Ike myself repea'edt'-
Yours, truly, K. 7. McCohp'
+. a. REYSoLrs, ESQ. 49,.
Truly. this is protection 10 The South And lhlS
PRorrCrlvE svs,eln is the darling oi Henry ,"'
VIII SogthernerS doubt longer. the political ~
consi,;encv. yea, even dishonesty OF this "tr,'
this worse than traitor 10 hi country veal w.
Shareholders. with this declaration staring item '-
the face. for a moment hesitate what caufF ~
pursue? His political character has beeh uN.J'-
lain and inconsistent But there arc those ~
have insisted. without even taking time Tor br.e
thai Mr.. Clay was friend 10 the South VIZ
will dare say 50 now2 ,...,.,,,
Truly. friend 10 the South ifleo1s"I'p
which would hlch from IL our properly ana ii''"'
desolale our peaceful homes. l.. Press 10
We call upon our brethren OF the he Who'll.
snread This matter far and wide. Lsl 'ne
South hear! Let all who will ti1d SATURDAY, We
As our paper is not issued ah. 11 eensrai cir
have adopted this method 81 . snns # the Wing
culaion 10 This raoroas seai'mg rhsIe us ample
candidate for the Presidency . ,be ec con,,sTy il
be os,o ssys To no 's ssrs uon hat
lloo, IL. osn.Ien,en whose names are mentioh-
oJo il r., NcCoris Letter. are sufficient qua
81 40 Ter he correctness Of the staimen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
EXTRACT Of a letter .trom

fXTRACT u NHU U0M ~
'Mr Joseph Sesar was at our September
Court, and delivered himself o! specch against
the Annexation Of Texas, in favor oi The ffo'cc-
tive Tariff &c. Gidno, hear the gentleman my
self hui understand i, wasa very lame aiiair-it
did no, produce favorable impression even OF.
his own party. Mr.. Segar spoke a, some length
on the disadvantages and The injustice oil annex
ing Texas TO this country, and in conclusion de,
clared that MIR. Clay and himself were IN favor Oh
it, Wing consistency
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
EXTRACT Of a Letter dAte

CHARACTERISTICS Oct. T. lSll
"Gentemen-Our friends are in the best spirits
here. From all quarters we hear ihe most natter
ing intelligence. Wings still bras high, as usuai;
an even bet OF one thousand dollars was to-day
offered and taken on the general resnll, between
two citizens OF our County"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
For tfc EnQNifcr.
CARROLL c. H., Oct. ), lSi.l.

JSe ,-aa ,rc hare IL in Lite Tennessee!
This dav large company of r1emen, com
manded by Capt. VIM r Bobbitt, mustered al
This place. Al the close OF the muster. Il was pro-
posed Ly the CAPTAIN 10 take the vote OH the Pre-
sidential Election; which proposition being agreed
10 the vote was taken, and the following was the
result For Polk and Dallas, | II: Tor ii. Clay, =.
This vote exceeded the most >anguinc expec'a-
lions of the Democrats. The county has been
literally flooded with Wing documents. under Tie
frank oil Willis Green: BAT The Wings have been
barking up the wrong Tree" while sending tneir
hunbuggery 10 Carroll though they have had The
impudence 10 claim Carroll as Wing The faces
of our Wing friends this evening remind us oil Il
sum in long division, or 4 duck in thunder gust
AN is well in Little Tennessee. Keep up your
fire Messrs. Editors: the battle will soon be ours
Give them no. shot plenty and victory VIII I've
on,S Yours. in haste, w. l..
THE SOUTH SIDE.
Et!yaci Of a Letter d0i.d
'.PrrTsYLvANiA. October 10Th 18Th.
III was in HALIFAX county during MIR. Smith :
visit and six hundred may think be safely cal
culated on as Polk majority in that county
II will more likely exceed that number than fall
.hort OF il. Since then. have been in Franklin.
where the Democratic party is all alive. and am
satisfied we are gaining daily There were three
Democratic Barhacucs IN different parts OF the
county during last week At GLADE Hill there
uere over three thousand people, al another place
between fifteen hundred and two thousand, AMI
Al a third place between FIVE and eight hundred
These numbers are unusual in this pan of the
country, and manifest deep interest III the ap
preaching election. Franklin will probably give
Col Polk a majority q! one hanircd. In The
other counties OF the District, Pn,>ylvania Henry
ami Pa,rics Claws aJority vii! probably notox-
....e three hundred. ieayinc majority Tor Polk
it. tie Dislric; oil aoou, four hundred
! heai favorable accounts from the adjoining
DISTRICTS ;nd ! AIN happy 10 congratulate YOU
upon lDe prospect Of {. decided and tfiTmphan,
:...,or, ia November
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
The New York PleIcian of SATURDAY ,,aie,

The New York Plehcian of SATURDAY >,aie>
lha, the genius OF Wing intrigue is wolkire iof
coalition with the Mattress OF the city-iia.
Committee of Natives and of WHY'S had held 4
meeting in the sixth Congressional Di.uici--lhaE
they lad been in negotiation, but could not exact,
agree upon the Terms The Pcteian SAYS tbs.
This movement was not confined Ia the 9TH ti..
irict bu, WIS in contemplation il the other tlr,r
districts The plchean will not believe. "ihajjhl
portion Of the Native party that are Democrat.
from principle can he deceived into the support
Wing member of Congress. Every homes; De
mocrat who advocates Native PRINCIPLES woud
REJECT The above propositions with di>dan BIT
OF. one tact we are Observation-Disclosures the Whig>
may gain from union with the Natives in Pm
ladelphia and This city, they will lose double the
number of votes in other places. II there is 4
single rauralizcd citizen in tie United Siatc,
who. AFTER the recent unholy amalsamaiion -
WhigS and Natives in Philadelphia Will support
the Wing ticket, lie richly deserves the di>iIan-
chi>ement with which the Natives threaten hln
itlheir principles obtain The asccndancy'
And II i, always by Coaiiiioa tina, II. Clay cy-
poets 10 rise into power.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15
ELECTORAL TICKET
FOR VIRGINIA

6EMOCRAT1C ELECTORAL TICKET
FOR VIRGINIA.
Is, DiSt-JoRN :. MIILsoS Of Norfolk.
.! DO THOMAS WALLACE OF Petersburg.
ID do WIN. r. BASKERVILLE of Mecklenburs.
4,hdo WM DANIEL of Campbell
5ihdo. ARCHIBALD STUART OF Patrick.
9th do. THos. J. RANDOLPH of Albemare.
1thdo. WM SMITH Of Fauquier.
S,hdo. WM p. TAYLOR ofCaroline.
alhdo. WM FL. RoANE OF Henrico.
10Th do RICHARD CoKE, Jr, of Gloucester.
llthd do. HENRY BEplNGER of Jefferson
l2thdo GREEN B. SAMuELs OF Shenandoah.
lahdo. JAMES HoGE OF Pulaski.
ll,hdo HENRY S. KANE OF Scott.
I,,hdo ROBERT A. THOMPSON of kanawEa.
l6lhdo JOSEPH JOHNSON OF HARRISON.
lTh do WILLIAM S. MORGAN Of Marion.
kROTICE TO COUNTY COMMITTEES.
7 g@T We advise the Democratic Committees 10
obtain and circulate forthwith The Electoral Tick
c,.. They may be procured at all the Democrat
ic printing offices in the Stale. They may, of
course, be obtained at this office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-15

,nkea BY Henry A. Wise; and which their great
lcad.r, John NJ. Bolts, has pronounced TO he "aot
morth tic DeriFs fetching" To the people OF This
Congressional District, and 10 the rcople oil &c,
comack and Northampton especially, We would
say, that glorious opportunity IS mar cgsTca OF
maniicsting to the world, thai we have neih-
gence sufficient 10 regulate our own political ac
tion and cannot be dciuded into surrender oil
onr ioasche,iShed political opinions, by The elo-
quence of all the orators that the mighty me'fopo-
lis of Virginia may send forth 10 enl:len Us;
THE COMMITTEE.
The Petersburg Republican ana Portsmouth
Old Dominion are requested 10 copy
give understand hy letters received last
evening, that some of the Republicans OF Acco-
mack will be a, the Hampton Convention.
EnqHircr.