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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
ORANGE COUNTY.

\, an adjourned meeting of the Democratic citizens
of Crane county, held at the Court House % the
9TH Monday IN February, for the purpose OF forming
Democratic Association, M'Jor Conway Macon
called 10 the Char. and Garret Scot, appointed
Tne committee appointed at future meeting report
ed through the,, Chairman, the following Constitution,
which was adopted.
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served you two years with ability and fidelity 10 your
interests HIS past course IS pledge for the future
Bot perhaps the chef element of his ayai!ab Ii.
ty at this tine, the fact of his strong hold on the
feelings OF the people IN the upper end His earnest,
and able, and untrng advocacy of the bill for new
county, mas Justly rendered hum the first fayorile with
those no are directly interested that measure AMI
he would receive from the whole Of those thus
terest~d, warm support. Nominate Mr.. Anderson, :.
and with all these considerations in his favor he wilS
receive larger majority Of votes than has been given
To any man since the .o.maton of existing parties
The Wings have one that could render the issue
doubtful.
Let II be remembered, that after the Spring election,
Will soon come on the more important Tor the Pre-
scency. Success will tend 10 secure success -
.Norember Mr.. Anderson's oratorical talents must bA
exe'ted and The have him on the stump the
better
Much more might be urged in favor of this nomna.
ton out more, trust would be unnecessary Mr. A.,
fno1, IS not unwilling 10 be your candidate and have
no doubt would be elected By large vote.
A VOTER
n. B.-l would take this occasion, also 10 suggest
the proprlety OF organizing Republican Associatlon
tor the county. 10 meet once week Farmvllle and
at the Court House the third Monday in every month
FOR TIE Enquirer
10 the Democrats Of til Sersah Congressional District
Felio~C,tzsns The approach OF the time for the
assembling o. the National DE- mocratc Convention IN
Baltimore, warns US That should be epared for ac
vent No delegates for this District have been selected
ana u - oil great Importance, 20 US at least that
should be represented 10 tina: Convention IL be
apparent 10 us all that the time for action has arrived
IL - Impossible that be careless observers Of the
m ghty political events winch Transporting around
us, or slsss spectators OF the great conflict which -
about to take place between il- parties into which
the citizens OF widespread confrderscy divided
There IS no neutral position which We can assume
were we disposed to occupy it. On the contrary, We
are urged by every consideration sacred pa,r,os to
act, and act at We must have District Con.
venlion Delegates 10 the National Convention have
been appointed IN this way by nearly all the Districts
OF the State, and IT behoyes initiate the example
Where shall this convention be held Where, but
the consecrated sol % Yorktown Where can De-
mocTas more fifty meet and commune than that spot
where the colossal power Of Tyranng fell before the
arms OF our fathers struggling Tor liberty There lei
NEE, in convention, and, band of brothers, move
forward side by side in cischargng those obligations
we owe TO our country and her propose
then, fellow citizens, that convention Tor the purpose
OF selecting delegates 10 the National Convention,
from this Congressional District be held in Yorktown,
on the l2,h of April next,
You. fellow-citizen VlRGlNlANUS.
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TO TIE EDITORS or THE EvQUlaER.

KING II QrEES, March IL, 1874
Gentlemen The Wing E!ecior tor this District
Mr.. r. T. Daniel, appeared upon the hus:lngs to-day,
at our Courthouse, and occupied the stand for
honrs. IN repeating the old charges Of 1910 agans,
Mr.. Van Buren,. These STALE and worn-out charges
fell, 1t sti!,5orn, from his lips, and the
Wings seem 10 relish them with bat bad taste. The
Bank and Tariff questions were but slightly touched,
and nothing SAID about D'str button the abroga-
ton Of the Veto Power. He was ably and eoquently
answered by Rohe.; g. Scott, Esq, of your city, who
for two hours unclaimed the people by speech repe,e
with good, sound, practical seuse, which he clearly
demonstrated that National Bank was both uncon
sti,utlona and lnexpedtent, and that the Tariff OF -
unjust, unequal, uncaed-for for purposes
and particularly Objectionable on account of the direct
injury 1t inhIcs upon the agricultural interests Dur
the speech OF Mr. Scott, the Whiss much chap
fsIlen-on the contrary the Democrats highly de-
lighted and gretiied Mr.. Scots speech indeed had
the donhe effect IF depressing tho Wings and Of
mating the Democrats. The Democrats OF King 4
Queen are much indebted 10 Mr. Scott for his able and
transferable speech defence of their doctrines, and
It has aroused them to action. They are animated
by the finest spirit, ana intend wipe of the disgrace
OF their defeat last Spring.
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Richmond. March II. Is Il.

THE Go Partnership n j. w. Darell Co being dissolved y
the death al w Dihre the business Of the nina Will be
>e,.led undersigned, who may found Office
Hail, Mckinney Co. opposite Shockoe Wa:ehouse.
THOMAS MlEURE, Surviving Partner.
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l,,Nf'EI WINFREE viii Tobacco. Wheat and Flour,
commission and viii particular attention 10 all po-
.se, entrusted Q his management.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

SI-01D gOTLDlN ATTORNEY ar L.3F. has removed 10
', city Richmond viii attend ali the Courts held ia
cry ~ oce Main street, front room over The store
NJ Ig 65-aawtf
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COMMISSION HOISE-

ry,IE undersigned formed partnership under
and firm naIl Mckinney Co. purpose
ing GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS, the office fo:mef
IL occupied ". Dibrel Co. and respectfully solicit the
continuance patronage of that Tobacco
Wheat and Flour, upon ho they viii make liberal advances
GREEN HALL.
l.. u. MCKINNEY.
TilOS. MlEERE,
J. W CUUIN.
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I.YS.NDER HnRD.
f.a.NI. ~ srsa F,f, 80

Refer TO lion Cf:enien l. Semat: Hon. J. r. store
head t. :. Senate, Hon Garr,; DAVIS, I. = Hone q Repre-
ssnaiiyes homas RiteMe, Richmond, Va Edwin tp,naw,
kns le-n county, Va Chies Terrell Ballard county Ky
Feb. - gi-w 3m'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19
70 ruc EDITORS oE

Tho Republicans of Chesterfield held meeting on
this ,av. for he selection of candidate Several
gentlemen were put IN nomination but. after snndry
bslio,ncs nhe persons receiving the smallest vote BE-
ing dropped on each succeeding VOTE Col William
p Wlnfree vas selected having received The llrges
vote The stale of the last poll was,
Fox Col. Winfsee -
Col Hancock -
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IL We understand. that there least 700 per
sons IN attendance from King ~ Queen herself, and
from New Kent King William, jitodlescx, Gouces.
ter and Essex. The two orators from Richmond ad
dressed the meeting, and our Correspondent above
gives the true impression Of their speeches We vouch
Tor the proves Of champion. MIR. Scott
able, energetic and efficient speaaer-fuli OF enthu
sasm, abountng IN political information, and gifted
with vigorous language, and flowing elocuIion, to
catch (s'hlrds Of every feather no, no. but the
attention and understandings Of his hearers He
had been much ind!sposet, ior several days before
he went to k'ng II Queen-bu nothing could pre-
vent his visit, control his enthusiasm lie dong
more than Yeomans service in on, cause and the Re-
publican Party are deeply indebted 10 HIM for hs
exertors. He hat also the advantage of the Eector--
that his the of ;slh the cause Of
the people, and the tue principles Of the Cons.itl
ton. There was 10 mummery about him log
cabin tricks 10 excuse-no ''want OF candor in $50
to gloss aboClica5le principles vinGicate
That lie should have trinmr he'd the Clay Club
Declamer, IS, therefore, not surprising. lie (Mr d
sad 10 throw himself upon The Fat, stale and ridiculous
tantdr0ndde of the last ccmpaigathe Stand ng Army,
The free negro voting, Ne, &c which would have
fet.ed Their bnsy hour upon the stsge," and been
heard Of 10 more, except that these Federal Slang
whangers have nothing else 10 cant about. Their
Stock is below par m the market Thei. ingenuity
almost exhausted, and they have again TO draw upon
protested bills The Electors and sub Flee tors
had better take the Bear and the Pumpborsr along
with hem throughout he circuit Wcymay have some
thing rev 10 say-some ne y humbug 10 parade, which
The orators Of Richmond nigh, scorn 10 repeat 10 their
own persons.
We understand, tina, delegate from the county Of
Essex waited upon Nj Scott, and requested HIM tn
address the people Of that and the donrng counties
the third Monday of April. He has accepted the
vita'ion. And we really have half mind TO nc
company him. and t, breathe native arr
and 10 the snotefn descendants Of the fist
aud second generations for the stewardship OF the
great principles which imbibed frem her 6oSom near
GfiY years ago But no, cinaot atlerd the meet
ior We mus reserve or VISIT - Essex another
cpponrnity We have AZ t5's time too many pressing
engagem@ MS 10 attend 10 1t me-. We mus, leave
t, Mr. Scott expopnd those cres. PRINCIPLES which
mb.bed from the lips o. tae Roars,, The RGf
fms, the Upsbaws, Hunters, &c, &c, Of the olden
tune Erqairer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

Z. iNGS CREEK. ON YORK RlNER.-Wsaing 10 devote my
IN whole ministry Will sell this valuable Estate,
situated between York Town Williamsburg hours
from The city and containing 2Oo than
which cleared The whole farm Is veil "aieted and
on u mari which Of ready sale,
demand and may be shipped irlnC expense The
wood abundant and well situated consisting Of Pine,
OAK Locust Cedar and Hickory. For fertility, salubty beauty
and hncs Creek has 10 Eastern Eg-
From peculiar location, helm eeiy surrounded ~ Ok
fp-r little enclosure In
uedia,e,y adjacent those fine Oysters the boast OF STATE
aud preferred others and abroad II desirable,
land wond divided 10 snt purchasers, being wei sG-eep
thle Of division farms
The II Horses. Mules Cattle Sheep and Hogs
and Farming Utensils tn the crops Of Corn
Fodder Farm. and the slave, forty m
number, GOOD likely and valuable will be hired 10
end of the II desired Persons
wishing further information are The President of the
lned STATES Washington, aud Governor Iazewe al Nor
folk.
Fer the of application may BE- made to Col T. C.
Russell York county &. W Souihall ESQ Of Williamsburg or
10 tie subscriber, the premises. - o..
KINGS Greek Work cnnutv March 6-iS
~ rne Country Wink for four weeks, ard charge
this office.
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rs Mr.. Hunter has accepted the invitation, :ad Will
address, the citizens Of Caroline the 2nd Mondly IN
a pril at II o'clock, A. NJ
'Norrcs-The Committee OF Arrangements for the
dinner, &c are requested 10 meet at Ira DckIrsons
on Saturday next II o'clock, p. NJ.
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W,DSWOgrH. TURNER & CO

rFER 20 Merchants taS uuromnoEly liGe an"
u .n- ASSORTMENT Of Foreign and Domestic. Spring aud
....'n-t DRY GOODS, which they are no. receiving
,..~n5 af-lm
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J. &. GREGORY d Co., Managers,

Tickets s'0-Iiaves s5-Quarers - 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of Wha,es $50 "a
Halves ~ t0
QIariers, - 80
Certificates Of packages single tickets in the above schemes
for sale bv J. 6. GREGORY co. Managers,
No 1913. South Main street; Richmond Va
IT Drawings sent, when requested, all who order Tickets
:,na rs Feb 70 G3-id
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

I,y-V3ZGE CLOTHING STORE EEMOVEU-STARR <
l. 90 have removed y. Main street, next door to ads
wu Turner Co.. where they would be happy osee hei o.u
sends, ana an increased number Of new ones - =
Mlrrhl Ss-o1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

'HHE HOUSE OF lNbUSrRY-Th- B.ari oil Managers Of
he mon Benevolent Society respectfully inform the citizens
o Richmond that they prepared orders their De
posi;ory for description OF plain fancy needle work.
Tohacconis;s and other manufacturers who have clothing
provide their hands be urns-d shortest
witt, every article Of servants wear made The best materials
the market affords.
All goods the Depository purchased
wholesale prices and sold, when made clothing
small advance the original IL being the sole Object o
the society IN the establishment Of tie Depository afford
posmeni INDECENT females who have other sup
post
Gentlemen ho have linen be made any other
Gle al apparel have 1t done in the STYLE and
very Families will find II much
have then work done Depository, and while benefit
themselves viii also bestow Blessing portion II the
community who greatly need Of ie sympathy ard aid
Specimens Of work Ia be- The Depository where also
for safe cdren dresses and many plain aad fancy articles
Depository Nj Dahan's old stand, aboSe the BANKS.
March Is G1-ii
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NORTHERN FUNDS WANTED.

NORTHERN FUNDS WANTED.
THE subscriber purchase al :mes, Checks and Drafts
Northern cities, TIE highest RATES Of PUlam Fer
sons having a Baltimore, Fhiaceph New York CT
Boston, would do we'll give him call before they dispose oi
them.
Stock Bond Bank stock shall
always have prompt attention. ;. n. muhi oN'
otce on Ii,h street. between Post Office and Main street
~ - 93-wiwt
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u URSS & CLaRN1A The resIondrnce Burns
AZ and Clsrinda win Mrs Mcehnga. tCiarnda.
arranged aud edited by her Grandson W This
and interesting work. just lublIrd and for sale BY
J. w. RANDOLPH & CO..
Feb. - Gift III West Main street, Richmond.
yxTILLIAM F. RITCHiE arrosyrr ~ Law Richmond "a
w Oface Main street, above The Bank.
Dec s9-u
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VIENNA CONVENTION. 1893 81 w. RANDOLPH ! |
have sale Proceedings and Debates OF the Virginia
S.. OF wicli sahIotned the new
On. .u,ial ii Virginia and the Of the people
9t-i |
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

.,0LE LEATHER Snie- So. Leather New YORK III.
,io, HANDED good and ..cama.-d' for sale al low
- .,o'' " DAVENPORT * ALLEN.
Ftes-"F So-&
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sIGiT - CO.'S OFFICE.

HOO - tt.'S otFIs..
SP re: S scEuEs 81 foR uAfC %V I'll
$4,000 Capital
AfEX tNDRIA LOTTERY. Glass No H. f,r Isl; ~ drawn
AT Alexandra, D. e., Saturday, I'D OF sasci
SptaGld fri-ss.
p'.. Of s! .Sc%s PFiz' Of si III
!, 200 so5o 100 p''1e- Of 1000
Ticket. 8 o--Tis'yrs S o. cuar;rrs g So
Certificates of packages Of Z &c. $s:: = :;
Capitals of $40, GOO, amounting 10 60,0o0.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. -, GCr 1874 10 he
drawn a, Alexandria D. g. on Saturday, The 3ctl Of MARCH,
Il a,3io go 200
Whole Tickets % cO--nave: IS oo-.iaar'ers 81 ~
certificate Of package a" :! Whole Tickets, s'2a 90
Do Do. Do. ) ' quarter d. do. g 80 81
Orders Tickets and Shares anil certificates Of Packages in
Splendid Lotteries viii prompt alton
ton and an account Of N he
all who may oItsr tickets from NJ Address
March e4-"it D. VI. HoYT & 90. Eichmoila 5a
NEW BooKs.-Tne rocysA one, domestic so,y BY Mrs.
rne c'..,aslrr, Novel ey Mss Ellen Pickering.
Mai; iilstor Y q ;he raT,ans parts
The Life and Adventures Of tie Mill 0fsi!c story
by VIVA Iiowt.
The Hereto, translated from Russian, By T!ooa. B. shay
Kenda- Expedition: >arase Il Texan Santa re E,pca:-
tion, by George '" ken1a yo = no. Received and Tor
by pRlNkER & MORRIS
March IL ss-wif
llK0.v. TaTLuG s.tcK,. g:sa.r:.. Crow 4 Ta.!
- Cown1s.ox ,lsrel.vr. : soees. I.ri ~, r,Il "a.
particular attention Ia The sale o. I"nteso Flour
LION Ell \! sKorN,
nsvFsLEy TrcKER.
Refer Hssrz. Storm, Drhos Co.. New York ,aet copr
WE'LL Esq Cnallo.s c. H. William KInn,y, Ed s,aunlon;
Mayo Cabell, Esq, eson Iadge Henry George tucker
versity Of Virginia.
Feb
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SEED OATS,-SEED OATS,

O+f
SUPPY Of the above jus, received ana for sale Low" a
~ the opposite the Toulouse, Cary street
,lso All kinds o. MILL. tfFAL, CORN MEA!., FLOUR
HAY, sc, sc. ,.,.-
y Iae highest prices obtained IN III descriptions " GAIN
GUEST K ZitAEk;tAN,
Opposite the Toll house, Cary street
r.h S1-roit
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SWIFT G = gFr cox*Af' Secretaries
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-19

THIS COLLEGIATE Female School will be opened the -ih Of
Apr! next The plan f placing permlne mt foundation
explained IN The act Of incorporation lately passed by the Legs
iatlf-, and has me-. with the cordial approval al many gentle
men OF intelligence and distinction Virginia land paru
larry 81 the Bishops and Clergy Of the Protestant Elcoa
church. III tile :iate TO whom has hrn submitted 1nlI me
Institute Immediately 20 mo anera,n cuu0fgus
beautiful and a'ry sea- aud grounds Of the kaoama Femae
mnary have been obtained the furnished for the reception
OF pupils and abs and accomplished engaged THIS
situation remarkable for IL ealthne and ior the extensive
wild and beautiful mountain and woodland which II com
mands. Every thing that refinement maternal affection, high
aiinmens aud long experience the Of youth can
ton.
There VIII be vacation Of months July and aacus
and a week each At hnsmas Elsier Tins
year there VA! Be of ony month, from the ot OF
august Ia The el september, III. charges a. the oih o -
gust IN The above proportion fr four months Board and TN
ton. for each hall session, able advance fuf mo"
nation ~ obtained letters psd 10 George Lskndse
Secretary ii the Board orio Rev Nr. hcEl'oy.
RY ORDER OF TIE BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Sinnu.nn Va
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I WILL TAKE THE RESPoNSiBiliif.-i purchasers &c
neray would seek and their best 'nieesi IN e se!e
Of their agents. bur would threw all the ie
suunsbli,y upon the shoulders Of the selle!
beautiful stock OF Pianos on name n prices vary
!, f,on 30 10 6Oo dollars T.. r. NASH,
RI II e9-eo-
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pKO."%. TAYLOR : TICKER. 5.r:.y i,r. y 4 Tas:ay.l
- CoMmi>siox MrRcH tf"oEB. E,a,qoa9 VIII as
particular iontrsn Flour an! wheat
i-EGNEII II. BROWN,
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RICHMOND VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 49, 1914

VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTlTGTE-AT STANTON, Va.
PROVISIONAL BOARD OF IRUSTEES.-kev. II. I. Gas
i!enan, Presidents john Howe Peyton, William kinns,,
Washington Swoopr, Alex. H. H. Stua nr Edmund erkeey
lanes Points Thomas Niche Nicholas G. Kinney Dr. -
Striking John H. breckenridge. John ChGroina, Robert =
brooke, George Eskridsc, Secretary and Treasurer.
PrncIpas-Mfs Maria Sheiry Rev. James Mclov. A. NJ
Professor Of English aud Classical teatur--Rev Nc
Elroy A. VI.
French Language and Lerale.-Mss Louisa Shelley
Music, tPiano aud Gu:,ar.l-Sisnor G. George.
Drawing and Painting.
Terms for months.
Board, washing, fuel and clndle-leht, $3.50 ~
Engli.h and Classical Literature 20 co
French 20 90
Music. 10 0)
Use of Instrument, To
Drawing and Painting, 20 %
NO charged
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~ ting RI the Democracy Of CIbelI county
held at the coGr; house ia BarbouFsve, on Monday,
the 2o'h OF February, 1874 Daniel Love called to
TIE Chair, and Thonas Thornburg appointed Secrea-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

1t is stated in the New York Herald. that at a very
low estimate Screrai millions were bet on the late To-
cal elections in that city and the general election,
andtiat including in the estimate the probable amount
In the various and cities throus hout the
try 1t i supposed eight or ten Millions of dollars will
change hands the general result being ascertained.
This is no doubt an over estimate but here in the
West we have but Little idea of the enormous, amounts
at stake in eastern comm real cities. The cx-
element created b. such large sums beng put in co-
pardy has been trcncnd We shall IN st pro mbly
speak Of thI, crying evil in our country, hereafter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21

Must be got up on the LOGON tive order Every
week two IT nearly in state Of collapse, from
having sold lis stock where 10 presto (n) 1t is
again fall, : if by magic, Of goods vying with til !,
ralnaow IN brilliancy If colors aud with wing groans
in ruinous low prices" The firm, however, seem
to know how TO make business if they don't make
great proft.. Small profits and quick sales y seems
to be their motto. Who objects Not their custom
crs Suppose you just drop in at the chcckered store
opposite the Palmer House, and see # We don't say
just about VIVA, srght. We have ciplercd 1t out.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-21
States for Clay.
RHODE TST Am
Gross InSaIcncc.

The seditious British born editor of the Madison
Banner thus dsgorges his tory bile uol the result of
the recent election
The Cincinnati mail boat is just in, bringing the
very painful intelligence that NEW YORK has cast
her vote for James X. Polk-so. he is elected presl-
dent Of the United States, and the Government Of the
country is about To fall into the hands of the most pro-
figute pIrtlzans that ever ruled a civilized peo
pie. And now men Of The Free States are We pre-
pared for the repeal Of the Tariff for the reenact
ment Of the ub-Trcasury for the destruct m Of
home market for your meat and bread-siuis for 30
per cent reduction upon the prices Of all your produce
and a CORE pondng reduction in the ''poor mans
gcs for the annexation of Texas and the perpct-
uaton of slavery such will be the effect, Of the
elevation Of James X. Polk and his Southern policy :
and We hope the wings in Congress Will withdraw all
opposition and let the locoocos have full sway for
the next four years. The people diseased, and
can only DO cured BY the application Of desperate
remedy-'Tis xii or cure."-Lct them have it,
1t is fortunate for this abusive alien to American
principles, that we have no such laws as prevail in
the country of his birth, such in existence
under the Elder Adams. Were il otherwise. he would
be the last man 10 venture such insults the re ple
Ducking in hor>epond would not be inapll.carle TO
hi, case, and might teach him better manners. If
such a remedy should fail, however. he might be COM
pellcd in the language Of Mr.. Clay, to 'go home
where he belongs" That would BE- punishment enough
for hun, for properly he belongs TO "Botany Bay