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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26


Wehase already stated hat the Loeos of,Penn-
sylFania we're looming cot largely, % their ban
ness and q their speeches, in favor Of lhs Tariff
OF 1872, whilst il his region heir orators and
presses, with a fsv exceptions. are deaooseing
mat act and lhs whole scheme Of prolecsioa.,-
lie, Us shov or readers fsu specimens cf he
Pennsylvania tactics. We copy desefip.ioh Of
some q The banners used al late Loco .Foco
Mass Meeting al Pit,seufg
oaa Virginia Banner we're inscribed she votds
"Polk and DAliis'-slso, a White banner, With
the lons star ofTexas. and similar inscription.
"Ths Democracy Of wheslansi Polls, Texas and
Dalis. Polk, Dallas and The Constitution /,
Eeud rights 10 slI.n
onthe Pennsylvania banners, The following
among eIhsr inseriptiOns:-
Henry Clay, a political IseaTiot, Who sold The
sayioat OF bis countfy-he eannol be supported
| By oltIs6kson men.n "Weslmorelaud. strong
Ter old Skunk; We 60 10 for a sound and judicious
Tarid.a
Css'hris C0ualg.-This delegation carried a
hickory CAR, presented By the ladies' Of Blsirs-
Vile. a Protective Tariff and no Nalional
Bank
Reeinsea sprnsAiP-"Pelk, Dallas. Skunk and
The Taria.n
Salem dsispiion-='. Dallas, Shuak and
The TsriG oft8l2r
J.fsrsen bnshipLA hornets nest. Win han.
nef. '.fvik, hllaA md skunk, and / Ptolsesiss
i Tarid.n
/ .Nanehe,itr-"We are Tariff men; Polk. Dial
las and Skunk No United States Bank"
wreath, with The names Of the nominees in greer
4 branches.
The glass Manufacturers had coon with glas
chains, q cock, &c.; motto Henry Clay said
\ he river was frozen over half the year and dr.
he other half" ~ did not vote for the Tariff
\ e 1928, bat Van Buren,. Johnson, Wright AMI
Benton did" II. Clay.
Pit feaonship-"0uf march is onvard-work
IS ne watch word u every devoted Democrat
the Democracy We advocate is doing unto other
/ az We would have others do unto us" The,
had picture Of Mr. Clay administering a Texa
! pill 70 4 flock OF coons. For proteelion--n'
4 COMPROMISE bill! Darragh and Dars:e, TAX PHI
township without the peoples consent"
The Fifth Ward bore representation Of st
"Lone Star - notices POLK, Dallas and Oh
Shunk-aloEe~but not deserted .sWe rise 4
conquT-Liberty, justice and equality" Nv,
want 10 50 ,000, 600 monster" at is no, true tina
The Tariff Of 40 was passed BY Wing voles."-D
II Hebsltrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
AwoRD 70 All.

to~ ~ vur uTu anc Ilme-nonored CON on " ea ltl
so APPLY styled the Flanders, Of tho comm
fight; On the soil Of Virginia, ths contest wi
6s the 6srcsst Wings! are, you tsasy' Al
Jour armors burnishsdl Arc YOU y filing /
lPlunge into the battle with stout Asar.s an
slrong afmsi
Do you reflect that you are 10 struggle 70
The triumph Of free principlss' DO YOU re
member that il rests upon you, vhsthsr Virgin
ia will sasiain the Constitution ard The hol
principles Of our Republican fathers, or still
longer remain the rallying ground of a party
whose motto has ever been, ito the Ylciors be
long the sPoils'"
You have another duty 10 performs dut,
prompted By the justice Of your own hearts
You arctic show that Virginia acorps 70 endors,
The stale and yenomouS ISLANDERS, hurled, viii
more than 6sndish maligniiy, At the name a1t
character Of oue great lssder--sIsndsrs spring
ing from breasts in which an noble fsslinEI
have been consumed By the hfe Of party malice
You must prove, by the zeal-wiih which you
rally around his standard, thar Republics are
not eTer Engraisfyl.
|&sWhigs Of Jefferson. you know yohr duty
Will you doil? Go up to the bsttlel Asld with
spirit and with enthusiasm Be fearless and
7ufaitering, AND you must conquerl
We would saga word 10 those Of our oppo-
nenis, whodiffer from Us honestly audliruly.-
Yoa style yourselves pemocrat,--srs SOu such
inn realiis' Have you looked well into The priu-
eiPIes Ofihe sO-called Democratic psttyl Have
ypn examined, to your fall satsfaciios. the opin.
ions and measures necessarily resulting from
those principlssi Cam gu, as pstfiOsa. sactiRce
the Currency, the Tariff and other ktsat CUES
lions, 70 such UtoPian schemes as A6hsxationi
Are you resdy to sacrifice your ioyslly 10 the
Union, b. exalting the Lone starn shove our
own giotjout tweniy-sixl Will ysu how your
indifference 10 The prevalence Of Law.snd Or
der, BY expressing your willingness 10 rally
around the dropping banner Of Dorrnh,s Re-.
dseli You have duty 10 psrforu--and you
shall be judgedss 10 the manner you use the
powers sntrusie 10 you. Exercising hen .he
great privilege Of Freemen---the right 10 vote
that you owe II to your cohstry and
your God, 10 be guided By Cons eienee, Reason.
and Duty---snd BY these alone.
TO those who have sssailed characlsr--vho
'ampirs>liks. have fed upon the good hsmes or
men-dearer 10 them Than their lifes blooS--
we only say, poor return awaits yoa Il best.
Il is true that Islander. like poison. however
strong the aititole, leaves some of IA venom
behind. still the shafts you aim Il The klae and
character Of Henry Clay. will glance baek into
Jour midst, Is from helmet Of shiEidg slsssA-
p6werIess and harmless.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

q . shsir business 70 DO 50. We should pursue
The sane policy, u We were similarly situated -
We should End il necessary 70 do sos These
British manofsciurefs sei oaIy like shfepd. en-
ierpri.ing, fst-sesing, busisess men. They fad
that o.hsr nsiions are beginning 20 do heir own
labor they buy cf laem lass and Iess every rear.
II thus becomes mailer Of the uimost import
anee 10 persuade other BaIiens. il possible, 70
abandoD The protective policy. Like expert and
skilfal sslesmen. they use al The means in their
power % make us believe that thet Gao sell rs
goods on much bslier terms han ue can make
hen ourselves. And nov they see ina, II fisary
Clay Is eIeciei President, and The polcy OF Pro-
,eclion il sslsbfisbed, We shall always do eur
own work. and they vii lose he market here
Thai acme 10 which Great BRIAN has ever
been. siiempiing 70 ascshd. hss4bssp 70 make
herself Ire @uorkshopv ef Ibe uhole world
and 10 procure this result, hasisft no means On
used. We have slresdy had e1hihied 10 u.
some Of The methods abe sdspls 70 bring aboul
This coorse--lhs -boeniy" which she annually
pays on exports Of goods. and The large ''Ioansr
she r,skesio maBofselutefs. ali Of which enabled
her heretofore 10 andsrsel American manafac-
tufeTs 10 their own market.
Let Us. however. remain firm 10 The Proseclisi
Policy ,aniniimidaisd BY the threats and unbiased
By 1.-The Free Trade Tracts and Gsld Of Grss
Briisia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
PREAMBLE AND RESOLUTIONS on THE
CHARLEST0WN GLEE CLUB

Deeming L our d1ty as good citizens, de-
voted 10 the Constitution and institutions OF our
beloved country, 10 use all fair aud proper effo4is
in car power ios1neure the election Of Henry
Clay, By which We feel confident that that glo-
rious Instrument, our liberties, and our inslilu-
lions, can o1ly be sustained. we, q very small
portion Of the Wings Of Jefferson county, Va
made visit TO The greaI Wing Festival, held on
the 18Th inst al Frederick City, Md.
Rtsolssd In general meeting OF the Charlss-
Town Gss Club. that We tender to The ladies Of
Frederick City the warnest uibules Of the hearts
Of Virginiaus. for their lively and enthusiastic
greetings on our late visit and whilst we behsld
the beautiful WTeaihs and Boquels. which were
20 gracefully bestowed upon US, We could not
but feel The deep and lasting impression which
the beaming eyes and bright Smiles Of the do.
nors made upon our overlooking hearts.
Rssclrei, Thai We lender 10 the Committee Of
Arrangements and The Citizens generally of Fire.
derrick City. DIR cordial ackEox Judgements for
The kind attention extended % US Oh hal coca
sion.
Resolred, That The unanimous thanks Of this
GLIB be especially rendered 10 our worthy host,
Col. William Lynch, mar Jefferson, Md, 4
vhole-souIed Wing. and 10 bis amiable family.
for the kind reception and hospitable entertain
ment given 70 rs chi our way home. A
Rssolpsa. That re will now be more firmly
upiled than ever. and that We willsing our songs
d PEoteetion, Liberty and Uaion, until We have
been crowned with success and victory.
On motion, s
Hstoiprd, That the above Preamble and Reso-
lntipns b signed BY The President and Secteisrys
and that copy Be presented 70 The Editors Of
the Free Press, Cbarlssio w, Tor publication, and
that she Editors Of he Examiner and Herald,
Frederick City. Be requested 10 copy The same.
g. w. SAPPINGToS, PFn1.
VIZ. I. DAuoHEKrr, seeg.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

The Hon. EDwARD STANLEY ofNorih Carroll
ma addressed the Clay Club Ct Winchester OF
Friday night lsm. 10 very eloquent and ef.e.
.iye sPseeA-and The Nsuiosn Clay Club o.
Saturday afternoon.
inoagh % the last occasion frequsatly inter.
Fupled By Loco, MI. s. vas never lhfown from
his balance, but always turned the interruption
70 good account. Hehas nearly recovered from
The hurt received By being thrown frcm his We
hiele while travelling some week, since, and will
be able to dc much good service 10 the Wing
cause before The campaign ends.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
BEsEs1fs Or ! rRorEcTIsEE7 Tsss.:..

i Ri
Hon. ANnRrw SrEwARr. ofYp.,,.x,...
sHe o. he abless and mos, practical r.n s rs,
sOansry, ,has powerfully (in rec.n, 49,. ~
hs cOnsaiigsntsl sums up ihe beps6,. a ,ra,. =
ttica 70 Home Industry. 's'SS'
LIST. BY putting the country d Il, -
nausasss MISUNDERSTANDING ala dixs,.ss.,-s
AMsFRan taho. protecting oar mses.n.!. ~
lencopFassns and multiplying mans fse.rs..
lsteAsing hsh home markets for> ass,cr.liars -
developing olr vast sesoprees sssfssa,.' 80
manufacturing and mineral. 'ss''asa''
~ increasing exports and disainlsh;av IL
iP0sts--sesl'HF more and buyins lkss-re,fs,ias,
sound aod Uniform Currency hf he ipas,,rs 3
ul y mHl.cns Of speeie-desisoysAg mononnl.
competition -incresaine The arirs
leAncfsasine The demand for The farmer. nro-
\. ss.and d'miaishing the price 81 Increasing
I. .+V q manufactured gGbds, thus "a.
nAnI,1s ne price Of svsry .hiag III farmer ~.
70 ssl ahc reducing he price 81 X socas -
nassO parshsss, 50 thatths farmer. sbs,saa ofs.s
ins vppsesseu' = = "a oshers The nss, heess,sss
by The protective pol;r. = -'ssa esaenssed
/. ~ Inc rational wealth Is fartfer ,,e,..,
~ 'as pso'sr's,e policy, ia The ensDnraremses
aea extension y sges 10 labor savias !,
~, nj equal 10 forty Ain hr;a.;a
"sal'n, eapltal 49, ~ from abroas ee,,a
s;.t ,,.,ss;,ps ~ and injuricSs commer-
shs,s III, N .ns,s,nins "a governhenls---an
lshorsrs &c I'M IJnitea s., Zee and prosperous
s,rainsd and fuinons COMP ssaiaii an unre-
graded and IMPOVERISHED labten via the DE-
phese isvsl, without epro,ee q Fafope,:to
must inevitably come 10 its moflssonr labor
liLEal condition. 8N9eii As po-
The Richmont. Nhig, i'd publis6a sosve
appends these remarks Let u.s. In,
British Gold ard Pefkers~ prevails iba r.
riff IL repealed. and The 500 zoo fmAnufsS ,ers,
with millions addi,ioaal Who constitute thss "a.
miles, are thrown for likelihood Epon Ag.iol-
tnre, ALREADY producing more han Can BE- adva,-
,aaeously disposedof? What would !bsFsrmer d.
his Home d srke, gone Virginia sknds annualls
10 Massachusetts alone. loo. 900 basrels q Flou
sna 500 900 bushels If corn--proashly ! grea
cal more--where will she send her sutp'O
breadstaffs when the msnufactufers arc oroee
Inp and ole-.;ded free trade proclsimed i-(sh'
lis we are 70 give Easi-nd free trade, but we sur
lpose DO man Is fool enough - 10, aeine that ~
Ee;ther can or will repeat her Corn Law dE
tnense with the enormous and Indispensable r.
E ssae which she derives iron ossr Tobacco
). Itaxea 1000 Or 1900 per cent, upons prime cost
.fH We ask ,As.e moon struck advocates Of fts
i. Trade-,hese men who live ID thse clouds az
feed ppon theories. disa.Sning ID survey the q
: luaI. prac,icsl world as il Isl ~hal is vitgini
u MAI IRE The Farmers Of the United States 10
!, Edepiyed Of Their Home marke, - wba, are III
f;oHdt when. besides being deprived Of heir on
safe, constants steadyssure ard permanent m'
!! XII, ,mee millions Of people more are added
q once 10 he ullers q the sods IS
i Tha, such incomprehensibfs folly should
ID found ispassing strange.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

t1kSes the article on the hrst page, from the
London Alias which the Lnco presses have gar
bled. They took the Jfrsi part Of il. which COM
pliments Mr., Clay As a great statesman. bat a.
voided all that portion which referred to his e.
lection a. disastrous 10 Free Trade doctrine
Their ohiec, vas 70 create isalousy towards Mr..
-GGss--uea1Or-nts purpose Inty suppressed sH Mal
J0iiOieed. dePrecaling' his election. Now What
must candid, faif-dealing men link of such ii.
Temps a dseeptioni
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
To HE Editor Of he Charlottesville ,Lfsr,On;an

To The Editor Of the Charlottesville J.fersOnian
Dear Sir-You have DO doubt seen Gard ID
the Advocate over The signature Of my name. an.
nouneing that had taken leave Of The good old
Democratic party, and united with the wings
That Card was published by my consent, il il
true--,bui such was The situation of my mind al
ihe1ime of.i,s publication, that do no. consider
y at all binding on me- have been induced,
from recollection Of this great error TO join The
Temperance Society: intend, therefore 10 re-
turn 10 ihesold fold The Wings have no use
for temperate meh.-I, therefore, ask the favor
Of you. Sir, 10 give this Card place in yonr pa
pei, ahA oblse, RICHARD HARRISON, Jr.
Sept. II, sls44.
At all events, The Temperance cause has
gained member---ihe first slsp to whiggsry.
and this viii lead % 10 eOrrec, conclusions af-
lei . while.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Now is il not decent 10 The so-caled Democrats
10 pour out all their clamor against the .3nteri-
eaa policy, aud moi wprd against that Of Gtest
Britain, Which Pqrtyis now favoring BRUSH
inleIesis' A pretty sort free trade, truly. woald
these gentlemen bring about They claim 10 be
Jedersonians, and YET they disregard The iDianc-
lion Of their own Apostle, who declared that
restriction ought obe met Win restriction, and
prohibition With prohibilion.n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
LAST WING RALLY
IA BsliimoFs.

The Whigs or the Fourth CongtsssiouaI Dis
triet Of Baltimore will have : Grand Rally and
Procession on Tuesdsy the fret Of October
The occasion Is 70 DO sigDalised By an Alumina-
Fiion, and the Wing Central Committee aeall
upon their brethren 10 unite without exception
10 every Demonstration calculated 10 increase
rs effect, and 10 render il . true: exhibition Of
the numbers, ths eslermina lion, the spirit, and
the character. Of the wing pariySOf the city Of
Baltihcfe.o
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
MORE OF THE DEoEpr1vE GAME.

At alate Polk, Dallas and Skunk meeting in
Sehuykill County, Pennsylvania, the following
resolutions we're passed. We copy from the
Peilsvile Emporium, Loco Foeo paper.
'sR1p,rsd, That the assertion made by the
Itdefilisls, that they are The exclusive friends Of
he IGif, Is fully and completely conItovetIed
BIZ ne facts connected with the history of our
county facts that srerecorded in the archives
Of o1rGovernment, viz The first Tatif act
was pissed in 1889. under the administration Of
Gen. Washington, being introduced by MIR. Fiiz-
simmtns, a Pennsylvania democrat, and success
fully advocated by that sound Statesman, James
MadioD,--lhe second was adopted in 1916, the
third % 1924, aud the fourth in 1928 every
Cong ss under which each bill was passed, be-
| ing decidedly Democratic.
"Risolrsd, That the Tariff aci OF 1912, is no
morea Federal than Democratic measure, Is =
pofIieu of both parties voted for and sgans, it,
among the Federalisls who voted against il, were
0wsty and Graham, both recently elected Gov
| errors, ~ The Federal parry.
"RssOlrsd, That the resolutions Of instruction
passed by the PennsylV aria egisature, Of 1874
!. 10 favor Of The Tariff, was inifoducsdby Demo
crat, every member of that body voting for them
but one, and he tsas a Edsrdiist.
''RssolUsd, That we are in favor Of the TART
4 of lS4an
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
LOUISIANA.

ALrxAxprR DEcLOuEr, (whig) ha. been
elected 10 The Senate of the State of Louisiana,
10 fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
ofths Hon. Isaac Morse, Loco Foco, recently
elected 10 Congress. Mr.. DIS majority over
his Loco Foeo competitor, A. E. Mouion, Esq
was about 100 votes. The Wing party now
have majority 10 the Senate for the first time
in many HaarG 4 -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

i Y B.5 D. 1.
On Thursday the 18Th. ihe wings Of Fredst
rick County. Maryland, held their Grand Mess
Meeting, snd gfoTis.. and enshp.iastic aaair
twas. Delegations were ii attendance from
among them, he Glse cIohs d
Sharlestosn and Hafpers Ferry, and portion
Ne shspherdstown wings.
sNnnbers we're npt less thap 10000, and
80, indicates triumphant result
~ s;.ala swas conducted handsomely. ard
~ ;n,Ss;,y Nshes, banners, &c was rich
1901 81 wotk S.asious trades wsreErePre-
Iral es'.as tbsy pass.aso~n Of from 'hs 'egs-
The a,se,iag vas orgsEoss's'Ps''on,
mspt od he Hon RlsHARD ipy me aPps'p.
eleven Vice Presidents, and fols = rlss' -
| addresses wsre made firstly ASSsFe'ls'sSi
ESQ ofsIsHer.on, brftf but impressive = ~
Rhomas G, Pratt. the Wing candidate fdsss M
ernOr. And BY Richard i Bowie, Esq. and 81
VIM. Cost johnson.
In ths evening, a. the Courthouse square, /
fspeskiSg was continued BY, the Hon John
Kennedy and George r Richardson, Esq
Baltimore And the meeting closed in the
nest spirits. The Herald !says:--
"ln Ils40 We bad indeed the fresh breeze
The pleasant zephyr-but now The MiGH
wHIRIwmD offseling, sweeping Ill before
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

o. The lzk very large Wig Mas Mssiins
was held al canhsrlaad. Md, md every thinE
ven, Oh ID rl,s most gratifying manner. Jons
HorE, ESQ. was President of The Day. ant
Charles b. stewafl, ECO. 81 Bstkeley. and Ben
iamin r. Tosner, Esq. Of Jeasfson. we're aaaonl
The Vice Presidents -ghers being fourteen olhtr:
taken from lhe home delegation,
The Civilian gives asglowing account cf| N
procession. banness, Sc The different tfsasss BE-
Jog fully represented. Among aihes things, ~
PRESS y al employed IN throwing OF Wing songs
and Riaiala's biographies of Henry Clay,
Al.sf she,ptgadizaliou, and IA prsyer By ths
Rev. NJ Deems, pf The Methodist Church. AN
DREW SrEEAKr, Esq.ee Pennsy sanss, comanen
eed the speaking ,Asnd made a speech of gfea
Poyer and sIoqaepes. He was followed hy A
III osss, Fraaess Btengls, Wa Price. Tbo.ns
J. Mchsigg George A Pearce, and Mi. Grca,
all Of whom acquitted themselves handseoo1.
The LocSs, ~ way Of drawing OF .heF men
from Tho sound of1 good Wing socsrine1held a
messing en- The same day !, Ffos,bats II uailes
from camberland.s. IL
The Civilian saws the Wings viii elect heir
whole ticket ID Afegany By ,aanPhah. ma
>soriy, .EH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
I Lop WaLlr.

The wafer is lower in the Potion &C than II has
been knOvn4tO be for twenty ysatsepast. So
much 50. that Bosls cannot run ia liz Canal.
Although tbs squinOxAl storm 8. Saturday
gave refreshing showers in some quarters, the
dust vas AoI laid herea5Ouls, and everything Is
now suffering from drought.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
iTRe Great Boston Convention.

A very interesting account of the Whig Con-
ventiOh whieh-was 6eld on Boston Common, on
THURSDAY last, i published in the papers. II
was an assembfage Of tens Of thousands
serenity thousand HRigs being present % the
Common at ene. time The resttakeainthe
proceedings bys the people Of Boston is shown
IN the fact thaethere WIS general suspension
Of business en- that day. Nr Webster's greai
speech On lhe occasion has been published 81
ready, and j. mastery effort. ..@#s
The Boston Atlas Of Friday, has fduEteen 81
itseapbcou. columnsiilled with The details Or thi
days proceedings The Atlss says Thai 100.
900 wings were assembled ii tho ely sf Dos
Ion or the OCCASION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
THE BRITISH TARIFF.

What is thegTeason we hear moi word from
the Loeos, in the shape Of complaint against lhe
British Tariff, which levies an average 81 mois
Than 800 per cent. upon American Agricultural
productions, Letus note the rates which Great
Britain imposes On cur produce when imported
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
m LOCO Foo0 vIcronr N n.Isl
.aaF1a.h IN d. Pm. |. sfler al.
!, NErr Vino GAM

The Locos, poor souls, feel highly delighted
over their victory, As they call II, in Maine, .
State which The Wings have rever claimed, and
which they have carried but twice in thirteen
years, and then only BY few hundreds MAORI
~, and when they had no abolition vois 70 con-
lend against }t
This is greatFictory to the Locofocos, indeed
they raised the shout Of EMULATION a little too
soon, as !, appears that the wings have a mel,
gain of 1888 since last year. Crow again,
Chapman!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
ron. 4. b. u. sruARr.

This gentleman. on bis way 70 Nsu York 20
siIeBl the meeting sfshe National Institute, has
consented 10 address ihe people. g The Cent
House ia charlsslown. on Friday lhe 9Th Of o.
lobsr. The public, Of all parties are respectful
II invited TO attend.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
Take him Off!

Issems that Mr.. Richard Harrison,ir., whose
remuneration Of Polkery was published last week
did not exactly know his own mind. and he
has gone back to his ole croniss. His .second
sober thoughtn does not seem 10 have been as
good as his FIRST. i.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26
GIVING 1T up,

The tremendous and unprecedented out pour
ing Of The. people to the Wing Mas, meetings
have so clearly convinced The Locofkeos, whose
gatherings have been so mesgre, that they viii
certainly be defeated that they give 0p the cleo.
lion in advance. One Of their prominent men
here said last evening that il was evident that
Skunk not he psoplsJ choice, and could no. be
elected Such expressions, exhibiting the fore
bodings Of the parry, are moi nncommon. The OBJ.
serving ones SEQ The "hand writing on the wall 2
and anticipate in advance the otel uhelming foul
that awaits their parry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

The election for Gosernor aud Members OF
the Legislature will lake place on wednesday
ne1t Az our acseaIs eonenr inA The opinion.
mai krasi, The Wing ctndidaie foi GovernoF, will
Be selected by decide majority This elec,ion
may have an importslt effect 90 The Presidential
election.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-26

Fl. 4. Griswold, Esq, Of Louisville, Ken
taesy, son Ofihe Iste BishoPsGtiswoId, ofdas-
saehusetis, IalsIy wrote to a friend, in connec-
lion with Mr. Gays name
THERE'S. believe, no man in the Stale
who commands more thoroughly The re.
|s2ect and esteem Of those who know him
Ein bis private and domestic relations
The airocioSs reports which are spiead a.
bread with regard 10 bis character. no one
would dare 10 repeat Il home. as facts"