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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22
March Is
= OF THE RICHMOND MEDICAL. COLL

TNFIRMAGY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE.
THIS ns tuition open for tine Sick al the following charges
Il payable ; advance for the first week.
Whue PATIENTS s. per week.
Culnred do 4
These expense for medical attendance sur
gcal operations, board, medicine and nursing.
The accommodations the sicK ample and complete IL
Two Professors of The Medical College Wilt th
institution daily for prescribed pers IN rotation and IN cac
difficulty the members of the Faculty called IN consul
tatnn, without additional charge TO the patient
An has been prepared for the reception oil ~
ncn pOsn at the for medical and surgical
Patients laborng under insanity contagious diseases viii not
be received into the Inhrmary.
S. MAuPIN, VI. D., President
os-Wly
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TO THE TOBACCO PLANTERS OF VIRGINIA.
WE appointed William j. Morris, the City Rich
w mond Agent for the sale Of Strengthening and
COMPRISING Tobacco Machine.
call the attention OF the Growers of Tobacco
Yreina this invention, We'll for its sa,iug Labor
preparing the bundles hands Tor pressing
into hogsieads after leaving The machine.
DAVID SMITH,
Richmond January a9th 1914. GEE DRuMWRiGIT.
ar The Machine for safe my Office, East side O
Sockor Warehouse Planters and others respectfully invited
To examine the utility Of it, which think will be found yaua
bile invention. W. MORRIS.
Eli IN
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NEAR FOUR HUNDRED PlASUS.-The subscriber has sod
four hundred Piano Fores within The last eeh yes
% sold bad one-and H.
perch should would suffered To be kept by
the purchaser because he is well aware that the sale oi snge
bad Piano would do him much injury Orders addressed u the
subscriber, will promptly attended f. p. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, va.
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A GRIcULTURAL IMPLEMENTs-The subscriber would call
attention stock Of Agricultural Implements consisting
of Pouchs Straw Cutters Corn Shelters Torn and Coz
Hoes Spades Shoves Axes, &C., which he will furnish
49, Z. T. Bolts.
~ Garden Seeds of best quality, and greatest variety al
ways hand. feo' CIVIL
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BIZ the Gorernor IF Pirsiniq.
A pRDCI AXIOM

WHEREAS has been represented 10 the Executive
w Thomas Blackwell, charged with the murder Of his IA
Their Robert Blackwell unenhurg county, He'd from Jus
lice and il nov going Therefore lanes Mcdowell
of the Of Virginia. DO offer
ward of one hundred dollars person persons no will
apprehend The said fugitive and deliver him Jail L
nrnbus county; reqre all officers, civil mitary
request the people the Commonwealth generally
best exeons for his arrest that he may be
directs.
Given nnder my hand Governor and under
of the wealth, al Richmond, This seventh
lsEaL March, in the year sil IA. MCDOWELL.
Thomas e. Blackwell about five inches hiYh and
about twenty years od with light ha eyes INN
ihisk ps large front teeth; fcckl on
,s lace and scar side his and i,p rht.
y IN speaking. lie is believed to be in Tennessee
March g'-wiw
s,PKING SUPPLY OF HATS, &c.-Thc subscribers respect
y fully announce the public, that they receiving
Their Snrnp f niles of Goods such BE Iver SGa kin
Brush and Plain Russia Fur Hats Also, Panama. mems and
Ioed and white rghorns with general variety of Pa m
Leaf Has from very low price 10 the finest
Having during the Winter, disposed of pretty much entire
STOCK of Goods on hand and intending in future special
attic non To the styles, they may shall.
short time manufacture, together with receipts
from other markets. enahed TO offer 10 dealers and
the desirable stocks Of Goods III their line offered
in market.
purchasers call and us, viii; The PROMISE tina
we will do OIL best supply them on good terms
JOHN THOMPSON & CO., No. G2, Main Street.
NarrhS J7-Wiw
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TO THE EhiycHS : THE E.SqU
TIE DISCUSSION ~ C.i ~'rtRFIELD.
PrTFEsg: March IL, IA

PETEESn; -c March IL, "A.
attended Chesterfield Cou;t y'.'.'day on business
After reaching there, learned II candidates for
the respective parties were to be CT Tor the county
election Having finished my BUSH -, looked on to
witness the ceremony. was forci' truck with Inc
,,nIv Republican character of the pursued The
n.mocra,c parry assembled Ell and appointed
Commit,ee 10 recommend The Cnnimlee report
~ n , short time the names OF six 2 ntlemen. The
meeting selected out Of the number th" reported. and
on ,he third vote, settled down on Col P''eson WIN
free, who was recommended as gentleman OF n'go
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RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAILROAD
Compilation of tie Railroad TO 4quia Cresk-Unri-


Compilation cfMe Railroad TO aquia Cresk.-Unri-
called Expedition !-Redue,ioa Of Rates to
Uashington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, DC.
TINE Richmond Frederick and Potomac Railroad C0mna
nv hereby announce their Railroad completed To the
Potomac river on the 10th November and that travellers are now
conveyed between Richmond and Washington all seasons of
the wear nv Railroad and Steamboats, leaving Richmond at
e, A. NJ, precisely instead of ~, as heretofore
Instead of having their heretofore To Fredericksburg
ONLY afterwards board the Potomac Steamboat and At
Washington passengers will take tickets at the Railroad Once
both for Washington Baltimore The fare in this will
be less than paid separately different portions OF the route
On and after to-day nth instant the charges by The Rail
road Line between Richmond and the Northern cities will be
Whols fare between Richmond and Washington, So so
Do. do baltimore . W
Do do Philadelphia, by the IN M
Newcastle and Frenctown railroad and steamboat line. - "
Or by Peek and I.ores Line, 90
twill perceived FROM the abore thar The charges by the
railroad route are low By The and bay baas with
the advantage in m favor OF greatly increased erpedont
yelers6y the railroad reaching Washington in Ba
more in Twelve and Philadelphia hours after
leaving Richmond errng Philadelphia before .rarers By
the Rirer and Bar Beats hare igt Norfolk.
No charge for children under three of age-ohers under
years age half price, 70 Coe ed persons ha price
THOMAS SHARP,
July Ia 4-wly Superintendent Of Transportation
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EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF PIANO..
pxnLnLLu LIZ Lnrnn.t IN nm IN. E.taLLLshMlLL

North or S0Utk
purchasing costly article Piano Forte wtut
be well order il from who has been engaged 80 -
eight nine years; has sold, upnn ual 70
persons Virginia and North Carolina four huudrfd
mens without selling bad one, and who offers iase "
responsibility of selecting for you and TO yon tr
o returning in you not pleased! Would II hel
order direct from the seller himself in place Of d-prnd
agent particularly If that agent 10 select for you ana
by les the responsibility of the seller, wheea t'
him 10 himself, he ia without excuse. .
Prices vary from $3.50 to $500. E. r. NASH Hoosss
And Dealer in Piano Forics, Pot,fh'f-
March5 3l-Nt"
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The Defendants William Wake, Alexander Wakr, Ams,
Wake, and James II. Temple having enertd cir ass.
ance and given security according Ia the act of Assembly aud
rules OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence Tan
they not inhabitants of this state. Ordered, he
defendants do appear here the first day of the rr
tEls Cont, and the amended bill Of the plaintiffs a..
maj copy Of this order be forthwith inserted psrs,
published in the CITY Richm, nd for TWO months
ana posted al THE front door OF tie Courthouse this county;
Coiy-Tesie, JAO. :. HEiLY. e T.
Feb. 10 -v.,
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BARGAINS. BARG AIMS,

BOOTS, SHOES, lhC NhS, nc
WE Stock 100 fresh packages and
w offer The lowest rash prizes the most scEcral
ment Of ladies', gencmen's, ciirens and
and boys and mems Brneans and oo,eS he found ciy
Also superior and plain Trunks Carpet Bags and Vaces
e Those buying for CASH. by the package single pair
will please give Us a call LEONARD q co,
Main street. one door below K. II. Jenkins.
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John Burke Ann w Berry, Elizabeth Burke, Jans n TENN,
William \. Wake, Alexander Wake, Marian Wax. AM
Wake, James \. Berry, William Laws and George Wilson.
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u Observation-Disclosures Rules held IN Gers. d
nc. 81 the tncnt Superior CoIt of Law AID Chance tt
Innlea County, ON Monday the 9Th day oil March -il
Nathaniel Penlck, lainiia
William q Morton and ChaeS :. pamore. Defendant.
he defendant William c. Morton, having entered
Ptarace and gwen srcmty according The act of A,m
and The rules OF tile sad Court and appearing by sa.c,
evidence, that he Is uabtant o this Comnonw ea
Ordered that The said Defendants appear be- M
the Clerks Office of said Monday m jan
and answer the hill al the plaintiff aud thai copy M
order be forthwith inserted in paper published in
o Richmond for months succrsssey, posted atm
front door Of the Cour: house of this county.
Copy-Testc, H. b. WOoDS0N, !. c.
March IL Gl-W2a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

I'm CHANCERY-yrsslsiA: In Amelia Ct,eui, g.
Court OF Law and Chancery, February Rules Isit "Pet
John Robertson, John K. Walk, William n Bcdid n
min w. Bedford Philip ). Lowe and Mary e. his wi, h!
Bedford jr John T. !iwe and cornela hi. WIFE S 1O"a
Weekley and Eliza b. his wife John Kirk and Mav '
Ephralm r. Shall and Ann b. his wife, pl,,n 's WIZ
against
Henry W. Robertson committee, Frances Robertson t.s
and the said Henry w. IN his right, William Rlei
John Robertson Milton, William Lemue and Frank IoSo
Thomas Walk Martha Woodbridge the children AMI
Polly Andrews, whose names unknown children ana
Of Betty sykes whose unknown, Frank
William Robertson and Polly Robertson and the other
Frank Robertson, whose names are unknown children and
of John Robertson OF John. whose Anov
dfen and heirs of Mrs Deerafenredt, nam.
known, IT.
The plaintiffs having flied their bill and the following s
ants 10 w.t. the children and heirs Of SAID Polly Andrea
ceased The children and heirs al sand Betsy Sykes
Frank and Polly Robertson aud said children 5 @
of the said Frank. The children and heirs SAID Icl
children and heirs of the said prgra.rnre,d, p t
ing entered Their appearance and security
act OF Assembly aud The rules OF this Court, and appea
satisfactory evidence, induced before the CLERK in hi. NO.
they not inhabitants OF This Ccmmnnwe all il /.
that the said defendants appear here the day Of M
April term of sad Gogrt and the blI the psln,
that copy of This orfsI be orthw inserted some
printed IN The 0 Richmu nj ~ - m ui
cessivey, aud posted AT the front door hoar NJ
e"ri',t. 81 'ots -ies'ei Il. u Leigh. 4.
GU. :" e--N2m
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FREDERICKSBURG.

Ro. 6. ScoTr, Esq.
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old WINES AND LToUORs-Aiso, GRocERlE~-I
~ very large and general assortment Of old me- 49,
quors par, OF which have been kept on hand impf.o:
years, aHd then said 10 be twenty years ot ny -"
win bear fair comparison with tie best tn the t"
regard quality and price, and carefuness in putting :"
The old Wines and Liquors w be found most ns"'
the preservation OF health, when moderately ana
Should any be found incredulous, motto ha'
mistaken belief in PLAIN matter OF fact a'sei',
enquire call the subscriber, who has been r
drinker during the last 50 years OF bis ie anu ~ n
fed with his healthy appearance they can See ~ u d.
uncle. who died few years in the STATE oi H'N r
l07 years and he net :n0isa To be dnnan.
day h. left Ferentosh, then STRIPPING. NM. ~.
Aug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-22

The follow ing inveeraic Of croulh submit
the careful consideration oil discerning public, ana
vouched for from such source As cannot be called mt
tion II may we'll he said '7fGM stranger ttaR Fiction
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
Political MOVenenfs

NOMINATIONS. democrats Of the city meet
in their several wards ON Friday next, to select
three delegates from each ward TO the County Sem
atorial Conventon-fve to nominate members Of
Assembly, and seven to form Congressional Con-
ventions in each district to nominate members Of
Congress.
CHANGING THE PoLLs-An attempt will be made
this week by the whig and native inspectors of
elections, to remove the holding of the polls from
all public houses at the ensuing election
Mass MEETINGs.-A great whg mass meeting
will be held in this city on Thursday next.
The democrats of the River and Mohawk coun-
ties, assemble at Albany on Wednesday Of next
week.
Daniel Webster will speak at Philadelphia on
Tuesday of next week.
NATURALIzATIoN.-For the information of the
numerous emigrants who are about to become ma
turalized citizens, we present the following con-
densed statement:-
An Alien Of full age, before he can be entitled to citi-
zenship must first declare his intention become cit
having common law jurisdiction in any Terri
tory before Circuit District Court of the United
to tor all allegiance any foreign Prince
or State Of which he may be subject citizen This
declaration OF intention must be made and recorded two
years before he be entitled to be admitted Citizen
provided he has resided in the United States three
five years before he be thus entitled provided he
makes that declaration without previous residence
In other words the law requires that every foreign
didate tor citizenship shall have resided IN the country
five years before he can be entitled and that then
he have declared his intention two years qualify
him for admission Thus au lien, who has resided with
in the United States one year. may declare his intention
and become qualified for admission in four years ;
but Ave years residence. including two years
declaration Of intention, is the shortest period
which the law allows for the qualification Alien
minors, who have resided in the United States tor
the three years next preceding their arrival at the Of
twenty one years may after further residence Of two
years. be admitted citizens without the Of
intention required Of adHt aliens provided they declare
OATH when they apply for admission that II has been
their bona le intention to become citizens and shall take
the further oath OF ieaty required by law The children
Il naturazed persons, oi those who became citizens
prior the passing Of the naturalization laws and
under twenty years Of at the time OF their parents
admission shall be considered citizens OF the United
States The children OF those who now have been
citizens Of the United States shall though born out OF
limits and of the United States be considered ci-
And further provided that If alien legally
declare his intention become citizen and die before
he is actually naturalized his widow and children shall
be considered naturazed and be entitled to all the
rights of citizens, upon taking the oaths prescribed by
law.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

NIBLo's.--Mr. Mitchell appears this evening for
he first time in several months in his orens
character Of Crummes in the laughabe Extravaganza
the Savage and the Maiden.r Mr.. Holland appears b
he Savage and likewise Job in the operelta Of the
ret OF the Peticoatsn
MosT ATTRACTIVE COMBINATION OF ENTERTAIN
NEVIS AT PALMo's OPERA HousE--The mlscei
llneons display OF genius exhibited last night by Hill
sutton, and the Ethiopians in their respective depart
nents, excited more attention than any theatrical exh
niion could produce In fact the diversity Of genius
suted to all ages sexes and sizes peculiar the
performances we're amazing. Tonight they will be
gular attraction.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

This covers period within v hich we have h
distinct tariffs. The high tariff Of 1873, the com
tariff Of 1882 to is42, and the tariff of 1912,
now in existence. During this time we have exp
'he most enormous fluctuations in the money mar
rom the highest and most protective tariff we he
ime, experienced the low revenue tariff, calle
he ultra free traders. In ls4O and al, when Il
promise tariff was in its last stages, and the aver;
became reduced to the lowest point, we find the
ion Of cotton into Boston much larger than
when the present act came into power, and muc
than previous years, when higher average duty
in lsas the importations show an increase Th
,ho importation of cotton.into Boiton is for cons
The annexed table shows the quantity consum
United States -
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

90 vELPEAU's SPECIFIC PILLS FOR THE
0onorrhea, Gleet, and all mocupurslient disc
rom the nrethra. THESE pills, prepared by tho New
;0isge Of Medicine and Pharmacy. estshiished
Impression OF qusckery, may be relied OIL as th,
peedy and effectual remedy for the above compln
ney are guaranteed to cure recent cases in nom
,hVe days, aud possess greater power over Oh;
discharges ant chronic geet, than any other prem
t present known, removing the disease without a.
,ant nom business, tainting the breath or disae
sitn the stomach. Price 81 per box
sold at the Once OF the College OF Pharmacy
lcipe, rs Naasau street.
~ 9. RIcHA1ns0N. M. .. a
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

HEOHWUy, SeVCs N0-U +
The stock market was rather fiat to-day Price,
flenced slight decline. Long Island fell of pc
anton, II; Norwich and Worcester, 4; stonn,
Erie Railroad |; Reading Railroad, 4; Illinois,
ucky, /; Ohio 6's, /; Pennsylvania SIS, 4; Morris
!. The operations were very limited.
The importation Of cotton Into Boston for nu
years past, show the steady increase in the pro
consumption in that section Of the country, anidsi
changes in The tariff and revnlsions in the curres
IaroRrATIoNs OF CorroS INTO BosToS
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
Corros CONSUMED IN the Usrrrp STAT,

Nearly one-haIt OF The raw mntcrial cousum
Uai,ed States is consumed in the EastsA states,
ported into Boston. The consumption throug
country has not increased so rapidly as it has
chusetts and Rhode Island. This is evidence
manufacturers of that section Of the country ar
sensibly affected by the revulsions in the none
and the continual changes in the tariff, las
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
NEXT ILLUSTRATED
w EEkLY HE r A L D.
THE GREAT WHIG MEETING
IN CANAL STREET.
MASS MEETING OF THE
@NATIONAL REFORMERS."

The next illustrated Weetiy Herald will contain
full reports of the great movement OF the wings OF
this city, TO take place on next Thursday afternoon,
at National Hall, for the purpose OF catching the
abotionsts, with magnificent engraving illustra-
tive of the scene.
Also, full and graphic report of the extraordi-
nary meeting of the :" national reformers" at the
foot of Canal street, this evening, with engaving.
These will be the great events Of the week and are
both of surprising interest.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

WoRKMEN AT THE PosT OFFIcE.It appears tn :.
the nen-payment Of one Of the workmen employed
At the new post Office, whose complaint we pub.
llshed yesterday, was purely accidental, and thai
no such ground Of complaint will, by any possibility
exist hereafter. That's right.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

NoTIcE TO STRANGERS. Hollick's novel and
Interesting course of lectures on the origin of life
commence this morning Ut 10, and evening at g.
For programme, see advertisement.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

Mr.. ]. s. Silsbee terminated his engagement at
The Buffalo theatre on Saturday evening
Mrs. Madison and Mr.. II. P. Grattan are per-
forming at Rochester with great scLat
Herr Alexander, the great magician. is at Hunts
vile, Alabama, astonishing the natives with his
wonderful performances.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

1J- COMSTOCK's sARsAPARILLA.-Auw VIII
troubled with pimplss, and breakipgs out upon
aces, should resort 10 Comstock's Ssrsapariila or
tie will be sufficient in most instances to cure the
some pimpes and impart to the countenance ces
blooming appearance. Salt Rheum ScrofuloHs Aztec
and Bilious diseases are also permanently cured by
/. the best purifcator Of the system before the p
Sold at No. ~ Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

APOLLO RooMs.-Quite a novel exhibition takes
place this evening at the above rooms OF new in
srument called the " Biscenoscope," which exhi
bits very humorous series of dssoving views, to-
sether with the Drummond Light and the Gas Mi
croscope. The admission is only 25 cents; no
doubt there will be good attendance
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
" II e'er thy gnome could spoil a grace,

1T ,a1so T!"V.e on q beauteOus face"
Vt- The Italian Me,icated Soap, sold only at DR.
raud's, 81 Walker ytreet one door from the corr
broadwsy, New eork, will Immediately cure Il, az
plots discoloratiops, scurvy erysipelas burns, :,
croiuia, salt Iheuni, barbsr's itch, chlbains, ch
nands, tender flesh. chsfng in children &c. &C. IN
most blessed discovery ever made
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
Thurlo,s Nyeed,s Last Fabrieatlon.

ThuFIOW Wceds Last FabricatIOn.
The party papers are full Of the exposure Of
Thurlow Weeds fabrication about the branding
of Mr. Polk's slaves This story was thus given
in the New York american of this city,
'sThis same James X Polk, whose manacled bond.men
and bondswomen by the Tourist in 1885, on
their way die in the sugar mills Of Louisiana with the
initials Of his name,
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

ldz- GOURAUD's GRECIAN HAIR DYE, WILL
change red white or grey hair to beautiful black
dark brown without injury to the skim warranted at
81 Walker street, first store FROM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

viii SO os with still greater activity, and Mr.. PHI
losopher Greeley will then be more at leisure to
render them his aid and counsel.
The meeting this evening will be very interest
ing. Doubtless great crowd will be collected to
hear the orators, and altogether the proceedings
will be well worth attention. This is most re-
markable movement, and its whole progress will
be full of curious incident
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

ARRIvALs-Col. Totten, Washington; Captain
smith, U. $. f., and lady; Judge Casteton; Lieut.
) L. Fremont, U. $. Art; Hon. E. Rutter and
lady, Providence, at the American Hotel G nj.
Barber, Esq, j. B. Robinson, Esq, and G. A
Philpots, Esq, Of the Toronto Cricket Club; w.
Howard, Esq, British Army; Lieut.. Goldsborough,
Y. $. NJ; George Bancroft, Esq, Boston; Judge
Parker, Albany, at the Aslor House. Col. v.
sleeper, Mount Morris; Lieut.. Campbell, U. S. A.,
At the Croton Hotel. General T. Cadwallader,
Trenton; Peters, Esq, British Consul, Phadel
phia, at the Globe Hotel. General Doughty, West
chester; Colonel Latimer, NC, at the Pearl street
House.
The New York herald., 1844-09-24
ga- THE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT oE sA

ihy- RABINEAU'3 HOT, COLD AND SHOW
SALT WATER BATHS. loot of Desbrosses street :,
was calculated to try the constitui
than the present We have been plunged abruptly Il
sudden and oppressive heat to intense cold and all
nsadies of rheumatism and chronic diseases, have
verted painfully upon u.s. The Hot Salt Water Bat
the only efcacious remedy, and the only place ia Il
neau foot of Desbrosses street whers they can bsiel
cd with comfort and effect
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

90 A SPLENDID ARTICLE OF COLOGNE WA
er Is now offered at 81 Couland street, very low Quart
bottles 7b cents
The New York herald., 1844-09-24

SHY.-The whig papers are very shy of approach
ing the present critical position of the party. The
Tribune doesn't say word about the matter, and
twaddles away about the tariff. The Courier +
Enquirer, with great deal Of nonsense and abb
surdity, appears to be the only paper that under
stands the crisis. 1t is evidently awake to the i'm
portance ofthe present movement, land abors hard
enforce upon the party the lfe-and-death necessity
Of coming out in full force at the polls.