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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

IA CHANCEkf -FIRciSiA:At Iuies held IN The Clerk. q,
flee Of the rouny Court o. cam5eH4nd Monday lie ~
day Of January. icii: " go
Edmund Wise and Martha his wife, formerly Na,aa r,
pm, deceased, ~
against
John z. fpp!n in his riehi and g. Admin..r,,, :,
John lpaln Deceased, Jua Garrett formerly Jula E. H.,
Hewlett and Eliza his vile, formerly Ellaa Fpe 49,,
lnahh rpn, widow OF John Fippn, decd. defendants,
The defendants, lowltit and Eliza his " lie tom.
Eliza tlppn, not having their appearance anf .
cuTiiy according the ACT OF Assembly
Lclit. aud Appearing by satisfactory evidence that Ne, az
not Inhabitants Of thu communicable, II j. Oder-l n n ,.
SAID defendants do appear here the first v
Court. and answer The hll Of the iaiurIfs, e -
his order he forthwith inserted ia newspaper published -
the city OF Richmond for months successfully ahG lonss a.
the front door OF the Court house oil this couuty.
CoPy--Tcse, u. b. W00nSOY
Jan IL
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JOHN II TERRELL.

LYsANDER HoRD, JOHN II TERRELL
Frarkfo,t, Ky Ballard CO., Ky.
ITO NONRESIDENT OWNERS OF LAND IN KENrUCkY
The undersigned will jointly undertake the Agency the
prosecution Of for the recovery Lands owned by
sdrns in Kentucky and will give particular attention To the In
vcstg on OF c,ms Land in the District set apart TO the Off
and sold Virginia Continental lines L.
ord, Attorney at Law, e.ides in Frankfort Kentucky where
al times public Offices Of the STATE and j.
H. Terrell reside, in Ballard county, Kentucky West OF the Ten
river and has knowledge OF the land titles
in that section ri the State.
Any communraon addressed either of them, postpaid,
y i'll receive immediate attention.
LYSaNDER HoRD,
JOHN H. TERRELL
Refer TO Hon j. J. C,tenden L. s. senate Hon. j. T. More
head, L. s. Senate; Hon Garrett Davis u. = House Of Repre-
senarves homas Ritrhe Richmond, Va; Edwin Upshaw,
KIM Queen county, Va Ches Terrell, Ballard comfy ~
Feb - 9i-w3ms
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

REPUBLICANlSM.
!. q reliance on The
virtue and intelligence of
the People at large, for
self-government.
=. A strict construction
Of the Constitution Of the
United States.
3. Low duties, laid for
revenue, not for the pro-
lection Of one branch Of
Industry, or class OF Peo-
pie, al the expense Of the
rest.
4. No debt.
5 No National Bank.
6 No assumption OF
State debts.
:. No distribution OF
the public treasure.
5. No Abolition.
3. Divorce Of Bank and
State.
~. Economy.
II. No partial legisls-
lion
-. No moro revenue
collected than necessary
for the economical admin
l.tration Of a Government,
with limited and specified
covers.
Is. Congress has no au.
thoriiy 10 Iniefere, d.
reclly or indirectly, with
the dome site Institutions
Of the States.
IL. Any act on Of Con-
gress, having for us object
the abolition Of slavery IN
the District of Columbia,
'or in the Territories, is
m indirect and imperti.
nent interference with tho
rights and domestic lnsti-
buttons Of the States.
Such are the outlines OF th
and Federal SIN, as seen in
On the subject Of the qualif
points Of d ference, nothln
but the very proper return
Chief Magistrate, for his he
# this power, just'fies the be
ed this Address are IN favor
Constitution Of The u s
There would seem 10 be 6
particularly on The subject
freedom, and OF the doctrine
and Of The Proclamation and
may be an unjust imputation
these are subjects of far grea
Than any Of the tenets whlc
the formation Of this Cover
made I, supply this deficit
more especially, because the
elements into The great cont
orl,y IN our land.
The question Of negroism,
transcends in Importance, ev
ed IN the address
w II the Richmond Enqul
FEBRUARY, 1874.
tal Or the effort 10 place the nc
and social society tu the South, "
man, they can never occupy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

IN acknowledgement Rules held IN the Clerk, nj
flee of ihr Circuit Superior of La" and Clancy 10,
buckingham county Monday the 9Th day OF Decmht IN.
Charles Glover, r,ainl,g.
against
LIndott Clover, Joseph H. Glover and Hugh C Rses
., Defendants.
The defendants lnlo Glover and Hugh g. Eec. no; b
entered ef appearance and s-cGsy, according 10 The a
oi Assembly and the rules al s Couu appearing sai
factory evidence that they II hi- counrr
u That The du
rule, to be holden Tor The SAID Cour .iondly IN
Mafc newt aud answer the bi Of The p1ntI that con,
"i ms order he forthwith Inserted purislci
IN the y OF Richmond for months >oCrssyey and posted
at The front dGar of tilr iouse of this county
Dee 70-W K ELnRlDIE e. :
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"MucH rr1 REMAINS ussusc."
AMERICA.

esteemed literary friend who loves explore the mines
erm,n las handed from Charles Beck
poet an winch have here, al our friend oues
mo thed into English The German POETS ioily uhoc
ON antc ideas of nd well deserving of being recorder
where American eyes read them N1 Orleans Peayane
AMERICA (oF oLD.)
What does my eye behold? The new world. See
Where 70 skies the eternal forests soar,
And " h. re the savage, RAINING DER the lea,
Lives without house or home where monsters roar.
Tho dreadful shrek rises in the air.
The cann;ba roats DER his hurrd food
Mixing human skull With cursed care
Serve for his drinking cup aud gorleI rude.
And there vain superstition daikiv regns,-
And the priest bows hefnre ia id,i Cod
Asking & human sacrifice and pains,
And bidding To fall before his nod!
A human from which the warm tide drips,
Is gwen The God to paint his lips.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

IN CHAScERY--vixoist,.-At Rules t.o IN ,, ,,
fee OF the Circuit superior Court of Law and CHAM -
Cumberland county on Monday, the 9th day November
John W. Nash, PIT i5'''
against i'"''N'
Ilezek all Ford, Administrator, de non with lin.
neacd Of George Carson, deceased, Lzab.h Mc,o, al-
dow and rre OF the sald George Carson d,ceasrd 1lnon
X larson Augustus Carson Aionzo -. Carson, William
Thornton, late sheriff OF Cumberland ccuhy and a. sucn
INST "or OF Maildi Carson, deceased - Losei and ts
his wife, formerly Emily Carson. Yandal ana 49,
ia his wife, formerly MalyiRa CaI,on br,cnt.,,''
The defendants, Elizabeth Nc Horr0ngh, Theophlu -.
Augustus carson, hlunzn d Carson agd Love ana ~,
" MS wife landall aud ,laigua hts ~, hlyIs m
tered thrr appearance and security. accor1t. TO The
assembly ana tile niles OF this COn and appriTt. Is s,,
tory evidence. hat they Inhabitants III. Conn
wealth; II Is Ordered, that the apre
the mrs, day q Tie next March term and the I'M a.
plaintiff; and thai co1t of this order i,hN Nh n.e,.
some newspaper published cify al glehmond
successfully and posted uat co1r Of the Conn
this county. A C0gy--lest- ~'i
Ja". % SO-w2m p r. WOGDSOy n r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

(a Or the effort 10 place the in that station IN political
society South, which, 10y The laws oil God and
man, they occupy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

"a ions time apo, ,oo, IN 1920 you ProtesSea 10
love and obey the will OF The people. ie' ~ '"e
face of the known and expressed VIII OF .he Pe"p'
von nave the vote OF Kentucky 10 John Quincy Aoa.s'
n 3D. ,ha, vour s.bright particular star might he %
cretarv of Sa,e-tlat being cOnstdtrfd an tAt f" I?
sof ,rec,j,uts" For farther information on the SUI
ice, OF otoiessions Jas do not VISA TO De 'eo'us1
would refer you to the stereotype gu. o ~ w.,h,
.rss,~.s - GrxERAL,' published by John y Nrg"t'
md 70, Gale nj the bookstore Of Jonas CideT ba''e'
M "a Hard Clcer street, Coonchester
nom O come TO few oher items, contained IN your
,n,erropa,ory, such US The following rave my
1.-THE Whigsj adopted as part OF TIER ta'tn' any D.
.,h,.h n,a,s AGAINST The authority Of Heaven ny
80" .n,iss,op nv beloved Waterloo, would an
S mos, empha,icallv, You hare Coons, log
gob;ns. hard CIDER, and Wing banners, rtfmy en- IN.
Lro;d,r,d ,eA eAintis and costing The "ds0r Pe"p,s
.sn" inc very Koran Of your falh, and
alI .sra,s AGAINST the authority OF Heaven WIN .NSe
- Id,Is you worship IN the Temple OF .hteca,
erd nth ,hem YOU battle IN the waters OF Hr"Z|m
w., ,nLole campaign is conducted upon the mum
, ou' n,;nc,ole You consult the Prime Oracle on
inc sm,llss of matters, for political eHrct. 'ou
writ, m INN for ASH Piles, when you have plenty q,
- W., esnd bm a bottle OF Cologne, OF tue rfa'
a.;., lean Mare Parma" stamp, IN oroes 'ha'
the oois NAV know that the Oracle is iona OF
You send him fine boots, in order to receive ne os"
NJ n-n,.,on You SEND him a bushpl OF potatoes, una.
con INV woo the sons OF Erin. You send him SAT-
from Syracuse, that the Of the Empire s'a'e my
too ,b,, sat IS fashionable at Ashland, ana 'a' u'
who are fond Of the article ough, to urge the CLAIMS OF
the Chef. ,,y.,o md
Blu, am growing tired, my delightful Watar,o1' nnb
heo n ,et,t, "perchan to dream OF the d'ca SIao
that you have inflicted upon me AS you are 80 81
ahead Of me IN matters Of writing and 'd'e"oH"'y
cnnno, consent that yon shall ever hear from M as"
through the medium of an American print 1t should
r,,s :, YOU .pa n, as before ntunalfd, 1t VII OF
through The Echo du Monde sasan' or the "nssae
Scienl6qne, where | will place my n"sr' " -
noo vcur organ of Rpe'itioa aud give you 10
uods,.,ard les tonneaur rid,s fontie plus dc 0ruI
"a nlSrINGulSHEO DEMOCRAT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

SEED OATS SEED OATS!
SUPPLY of the just received and for sale low, al
n the new Cranlry opposite the Toulouse, Cary
Also, all kinds OF MILL. uFFAL, CORN, NEAL FLOUR,
BAY, &c, SC. .,,
ar The highest prices for al descriptions Of GRAIN
~ GUEST & ZIMMERMAN,
Opposite The dollhouse, Cary street
Coh 90-ruit
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DOW GLASS, &c.
ALEXANDER DUAL & 20. have constantly on hand
n large selected stock Of the following srces with
every ne which they offer the tiade
accommodating terms:
Best Caracas Indigo Spirits Turpenne
Du ch aladder Castor on
Alum, EPSON sails
LJgwoood Clipped Sal Eaius
G Ingwnod .'d.tpttEr
White Lead, dry and In oil Blue Stone
Oil Tanners Oh
Gum Shelac super owe on
Pes, Chewing Tobacco Havana and Principe Cigars
And and well assorted Sto D! WINDOW Glas, oil
the celebrate Mulicca brand.
b. Particular attention paid packing shipping orders
Ai.EX DuVAI. j. CO,
Feba7 GIFT Main Richmond, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-05

address Of tie Demofratie S4ts co"rention to me reg
ME Of Firg,nia- Adopted Feb s. loa4, al h'en-
mond, Virginia.
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-28
MAIL RRANGEMENT

SPARTANBuRG COURT HOUSE, S. C.
"Wednesday, ut night. III"
Columbia and Charleston Mail departs Tuesday and Fri.
morning. -. - "'D.> ' '"e"' a'a r'uay
Departs, Wednesday night and SUNDAY,
Greenvle and Southern, arrive. Wednesday and Saturday
eroenVle and Southern, departs Thursday and Sunday
iincomton ~ {. srrives Wednesday and Saturday PM
VITA . departs Thursday sunday A. M. =
forkviie, g. c., arrives Wednesday, p, Nj. -
80" departs Thursday, s A. M
Union C. H., c., arrives Tuesday 4P M
departs Monday, 6 A. M
Lmrens e, Ii. via Woodruff, arrives TUESDAY 10 M r-
=" departs SATURDAY. 9pN
Laprens CHI via Poolesvillc arrives TUESDAY 10 at nivh
Limestone, ~ G via Poolesslle arrives Saturday
departs wcdne sday, 6 A. y.
Inc Mail viii be closed in future at o,elock p NJ
persons wishing to Mail Letters will please deliver ths
e.oFs .nat tne or they viii remain in the Post ORE
hcrred 10. H '" ",n w suicuy ad
r,hru =, ,, G. VIII, LEGG, Pm.
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THE STATE OF. SOUTH cAROLINA.

=. ,a-.ss.s n hnn,., -, T,,,n,,,;s ,,,
Ata general meeung oegup ana ncesn nv SoSS.nS VI u
tne ionrth M9pory IN Nosehneir ~ sn9 s 49, " i fs
thence continued Nv diverse adiouments the nine.
tvcnth day Of December II, the saine year. - .
IA Bin to alter and amend tbs first section Of the Copsfs
tuition. gNs s'trss ~ ~ 81 ~ ~ ~ A'SH
M n I.ae,eJ 5v ske Seuate o.d on,e of Represenfa<
- sss .d i;ff;, =; f;er,raf A,se,ablv That tio
y sson oS th ,ir3 nre Of the Constution be alter
d and amended to re,l - folows .he judicial power
hI Ia s,S In scb s,,,eor nnd inferior Courts Of Law
ana FANNY ~ The Ies;siatur shall Iom time TO time di-
rc, ana es,sblish the Judges of each hereafter to 10
eIctc slal hold their commissions during good behnr
~ -; ,u ILL.,, have at,a,ed an .ge of AZ xtv FIVE ycars
~, ~ and the Jp,ic az the Superor Courts shall
~ meg receive "a ssoensation for their services
which shall neberb be increased diminished during their
continuance in Office; bus they shall receive fees or
perquses of office hold other Office OF Proht or
trust under this STATE the omed S'a'es' OF any one
power" .
In the Senate House the Q. ma IN
the year OF our Lord one Thousand egns nunoreo anu y
three We certify that the above bill mas been reaa our
ing the sessions three times IN the House o hePe
senatives three tnes the Senate, and was agreed
to by ohrds Of both branches of the whole represents
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-28
Last Notice.

A IL persons indebted tonne by book account, are
IN quested to settle the with Jesse Mason, T. c.
Letner Esq To avoid putting my debtors to cost, havo
employed Mr. Mason, ut considerable expense, who has
been travelling for several weeks past and trying col
lect my accounts; but that plan having failed. say
Tor the last time those tho do not pay off their accoupts
soon will have to pay My situation compes
collect my debts. JAS. j. VERNON.
i5---24---f
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MANSION HOUSE.

TNIIE Subscriber has again taken charge of his well
carried under his own control and direction by part OF
his own family in plain decent style, nn will accommo.
date travellers md boarders at the regular Country Ia
prices. Stock drivers who may pass through said
vllagc and choose To give him CALL will be
dated with suitable lots for feeding stock. Corn ond od-
der sold them cheap be afforded, md all Wagon
will be furnished with lot for their aesons and
s,'easor f"s <sir trs-', rsse tiroe, free
charge. -s.. ., 80 '
R. c. POOLE.
Spartanburg, March 90, 1874. -l3-
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SSeiSS DSe"SSii
"a -olina.
lose of the war, the
hose who had conduc-
policy of the United
lblishment2 We had
y the war. The Sec
hat day had adopted
( on the war princi-
letting the emergency
nee. To provide for
and defray the cur
nnent, the rate Of fdu-
sic was indispensably
no carried on the war
school which regards
ublic blessing;'' and
the public
should like to know
r from Massachusetts
20 per cert. was too
poses just indicatedi--
Grove the navigation
ieas sss from he ocean,
son Ian, a duty Of so
,y ,sysliafery7scessaryl
" Jns, ded by the
Ianora,Sm,--at that
sus6liuvc ae requisite |
ssa ,ni,| p0n what
The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1844-08-28

NHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally, that he has opened TArLoR's
sHop m Woforts buildings Up Stairs, over J. H. wells
Store where by strict attention business socits
share Of public patronage. -. ~
August = 1914. 33Iy
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(fORPORATION ELECTION.--An Election will he
~ held on the first Monday in September next between
the hours of o'clock A. NJ and p NJ, for Intendant
and four Members for the Town Of spartanburg ia nc
cordance with the Acts OF the General Assembly of this
State In such case made and provided David w Moore
payten Turner and A. s. Camp, appointed Managers
of the Election. . ~
BY order Of the Town Council, ~
r# EH h. G. w. III. LEGG, Clerk
.r. nE H.. j. DEAN, Ind't. 8 Il.
Aug. IL, 1914. -- -sssHI Z, 80
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w. c. BENNETT, DENTIST.

i<sthENHE az iiifa"I hGoheu'o all o,,
LIZ rations in Dentistry. oiV7
Artificial Teeth inserted from one to fun set plupv
ing' cleansing, and extracting carous Teeth ParticpIsr
attention paid to regulation OF Chdren's Teeth
SPartanburg, January 1, 1874 a.,
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k H. LEGG has been commissioned by the Execu,;y.
IL to act Ma2isfrae 20 fiji the vacancy occs;S
BY the promotion Of Bowdcn Esq to the Office of Or.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
DEMOCRATIC JEFFERS0NIAA
EHIGSn

The following which we cut from communication
in the Cincinnati Enquirer shows up in earng colors
the hypoertcaI professions Of the coon leaders TO the
name of Democratic Wings" and also draws pic
tureto the life Of the conduct Of these bypocries before
and after election. Read it. .,..s... .ss., ,...
Il is amusing to see how Democratic our Wing aris
tocrats become before an election; they are. perfect
'swee milk and peaches" to the poor all kindness and
eondeseenson to the bases sot in the street. They now
love the foreigners the "dry Dutch" and drunken l.
rsh as hay are called at other times Their sole de-
sire is to protect and assist the laborng classes, the
.huge paws" and 'diry short democracy" The proud
est nabob among them becomes the "Wagon Boy" the
"Salt Boiler" orthe "Mi Boy OF the Slashes;" and
they are all democratic Whigs"-the disciples OF JEFF
farson and the lovers Of Jackson. They wants well
regulated currency a restricted Bank Of the United
States controlled by the people"-a Tariff TO protect in
dustry-a Dissolution Of the National Fund to educate
our children and 10 pay The taxes Of. the poor and
change of the Constitution 70 prevent the President
from defeating their benevolent designs What tender
hearted tigers! what weeping crocodiles what charming
sepens they are before ap election But markhe con-
as no sooner are they mounted on the stage of sate
than up the curtain rises their promises become farce
and their performance tragedy Their restricted banks
must be without restraint apdhe States must have its
branches willing or not willing! The control of the
people is at an end and It fails into the hands Of sin
gle despot who insults the government and despises the
people. The protection OF eAmercan Industry" is
confined 70 the pockets OF few rich Shylocks and the
wages Of the worky are reduced within an inch OF star
yatioh The distribution Of the public money never
reaches the poormaus pocket even the school funds
of the State are used pay the rich mans taxes and
oh; II tha of fhaiE
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03

ens the rights and liberties Of man. while they are
tin the bull The sappling may be broken, bW the
zee cannot. The venerable Charles Carroll oi Car
ioh did not for moment, suppose that The deseen-
ns Of those men, for whom he pledged his life his
1rtune and sacred honor, wouIl, after lapse Of hiy
,ears siigmaze his country men as traitors mock their
religion pull down onf Nunneries ahd insult their it,
naes and to close the scene and add sacriege to inf
ny burn those Temples consecraed TO the worship Of
ilmghty God Will yeu tamely suffer this an d not
make single evertion TO prevent its spreading
md its grow th2 Forbid it, humaniiy-forbid \,
ustice- forbid ii, freedom. No; know you too
WE'LL have too much confidence in your good sense g.
noble feelings to imagine, for an instant thar you vii
allow yourselves your families your religion, and your
3odto be nsalted, & trampled under foot Go then to
he polls, quietly and peaceaSly deposite your votes q
when you lay your head upon the pillow for repose,
you win feel secret pleasure when you feel that you
have that day conscienously discharged sacred duty
which you owed to yourselves, tOylur fresides, your
religion and your God l agaiR repeat
"Arouse-awake, or be forever fallen"
AN ADOPTED CITIZEN.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-10-03
:. From the Mau nee Ledger. , =,
Tear of the mask and unveil the federal
HypOcrites!

It's very common now-a-daysto hear men who act
with, and support the Whg pery,-men who were
rank Federasts in "a and '2sa affirming with specious
pride that they were friends and supporters" of Gen
jackson, The Wing State Convention at Columbus
in 1870, unanimously adopted the suboined preamble
and resolution: +
Whereas, the General Assembly have passed res
nlution to invite Gen. ANDREW JACKSON 10 visit
this city the guest Of the State on the next annver
sary Of odf national independence, and whereas This
6oHuemtion, some Of whom were supporters of Gen.
jackson for the Presidency sfed to one in their admir-
ahos6f ne ACHIEVEMENTS OF THE BiSTIN-
GUISHED HERo'oF NEW ORLEANS, and to
none IN their zeal 10 HONOR one arhohGS 6 ONFER
LASTING HONOR ON THE FLAG OF HIS
COUNRY-tbereiore,
ReseJDcd That il be recommended 10 our fellow citi
2ensn every part Of the State which he may visit, to
RECEIVE HIM WITH THE UTMOST CoRDl,
ALITY AND RESPECT, and treat him, and those
by whom he may be accompanied with that liberia
hospitality and kindness which they have ever been rea
dy 10 show TO DISTlNGUlSH GUESTS"
This was the languageGf the WhiS pary in 1910
whsnryng, to get the votes Of real and uS70abed Jack
soniuieh! Bu, Ioho&iRem up ldisl. Ar iaeirs STAT
-
Convention in IA they nominate as their candidate 10
Governor a man whowas bitter and vindctive cue
my, vile iraducer and calumniator,of 'the DISTlN
sGUISHED FIER0.p A man who, being member @
congressiH 1928, industrious in sending and dis
fibuns: %flh his own hand, throughout the State
Ohio, the false and Infamous charges contauedin wha
has been justly denominated tine COFFIN HAM
BILLS, perpeirated by the base, vicious AMI CORFU
BRITISH WINGS wlo then dsgraced our halls
lsgislstion. ..,.
We ask every man toiudge whether they have no
lg nominating, MORDEGAI BARTLEY--a PEI
LAR Of these haHu6iiis-most erDphaticaly put ii
Liz 10 their fofnef declarations Of being "rends an
supporters Of GEN Jackson
they now aslaintelHgrat and enllghteHei' freemen-
ifiends Of the man whom MoRDEcAF BARTLEl
wh Dtkef Feaetalisls in 1885, sought to degrade in II
mSbds ofihe American people-tO vote for their cand
Re fot Governor. Where is there friend Of The Pa
or and Sage who ean'tote for thbs:federa candidate
Mordecas BasfRys ~