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L 0 C Al N E W S.
NOTICE.

The public are respectfully informed that the
Telegraph is but the instrument of transmitting
Intelligence, and, therefore, the operators of the
Telegraph have been directed to transmit only
such facts aid results, in relation TO the exciting
elections at this season, as are furnished them al
the respective termni at b Altimnre and Wash
ington by responsible men; and they are strictly
forbidden to give any partisan character TO such
frets or results by the expression OF individual
opinion upon them.
SAM'L F. B. MORSE,
SuperA Of Electro Magnetic Telegraph
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ii, 1914.
We take pleasure in generating the gentle
manly superintendent at this end of the Tele-
graph from any knowledge or participation in the
highly Objectionable course pursued night before
last by sell selected individual in the announce
ment Of the dispatches. We were present in
the Telegraph room at the time, with number
of others. none Of whom, we believe, were aware
of it. FIJI, ttass Ga
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GLADES BUTTER, CHEESE, HAMS, &c.
SHALL receive on Monday morning direct from the
Glades
40 kegs choice dairy Butter from TO- H. to IA cents
1000 lbs Cheese prime quality, at cents per h. or
cents by the whole Cheese
100 choice family Hams WIN. DOVE,
octI2-3t Tint3tI Penn av near 9Th street.
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n GENTLEMENS FASHIONABLE HATS AT
W FISH a. Co.'s, Browns Hotel.-Having made large
accessons stock during the past week. are now
enabled offer full of Hats, of very supe
rior manufacture We would call the attention Of gen.
temen the that the autumn STYLE sold by u.s.
is identical with the new Partisan model now so highly
popular in the city of New York. and il totally different
from any offered in this market We would apprze those
gentlemen whom have recently disappointed in con-
sequence Of deficiency ofcertan sized Hats that we
now supply them.
MUFFS.-To the ladies would say, that part of our
stock of about 250 have arrived and ready
varied and we are determined TO offer great bargains
O. FISH & Co. Browns Hotel
octl2-3t two doors west of main entrance.
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AU C'TIOiN SALES.


~ slhAUCTION SALE. 4atr la1n1t
YIN SATURDAY evening, the 18th instant, at early
candeiight we will sell at the New York Coumisson
Store few doors of Colemans Hotel, Handsome
assortment OF Dry Goods and Ready made Clothing such
Moisselines de LANES, Calico, Canton Flannel &c. &c
with Coats, Vests Pantaloons Drawers Shirts Collars,
Bosoms &C. ready made and endless variety Of fancy
and useful articles mention. 4ttia 80
oct 81 LEWIS a. HUNT, AuctiOneers 2
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a aRm- FOR YORKTOWN ANNIVERSARY
SSzsssk.a5zazZ WING CONVENTION, OCT. 18TH.
THE STEAMER OSCEOLA will leave Washington
Thursday morning, at o'clock, the 18th instant, for
the above Convention, and arrive in Norfolk the next
morning, and leave again for Yorktown nj o'clock and
to Norfolk Saturday evening. Returning Wash
ington, will leave Norfolk Sunday morning at o.
clock. s#H .e34
Passage and fare to go to and return from Yorktown
IS. On this occasion the Osceola will not leave Wash
ngton on Tuesday Saturday but will resume her re-
gular trips on Tuesday the 22d INST.
octl2.td JAMES MITCHELL, Captain.
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CHRISTIAN ECKLOFF, MERCHANT TAILOR,
III OPPOSITE browns HOTEL,
AS THE PLEASURE of informing his customers
and the public that his supply of Fall and Winter Goods
is unsurpassed for Beauty and Fashion; and he
them that shall be dissatisfied with the prices,
his goods bought unusually low for their superior
quality.
Their particular attention called his assortment of
fashionable Ready made Clohing all Of has make,
superior in quantity and quality to any the District,
and at prices that cannot fail to please oc9-3
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

- HOUSES FOR RENT.
Mii5 THE SUBSCRIBER has for rent three new and de-
srable Houses the of Eighth and street, Nor
thern Lbertes; one Frame, with brick kitchen, con-
tanning eight rooms; two bricks with Easements TO be
finished in superior The corner House is well
calculated for any line of business particularly for
Grocery and will be finished I'm addition to dwelling
with the necessary futures &c. To Punctual tenants
the rent will be moderate.
The subscriber attends TO the agency business general
w. renting of houses collection OF accounts, drawing
Deeds Posting Books and the business of Justice OF the
Peace Office hours, from rise until 10 O'Clock,
p M Residence louisiana avenue, near 7th street.
octA 3t,U3,y THOMAS T.. DOM. .
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STATIONERY! CHEAPER THAN THE
IN CHEAPEST!!


TN CHEAPEST!!
HE SUBSCRIBER calls the attention Of the public
his large and unequaed assortment of English French
and American Stationery, all of which he will sell the
lowest prices for cash short credit. Amongst end
less variety he offers the following lower than usual
Printing Paper, various
Cap letter. and other kinds of wiring paper from 81 SO
to $40 per ream
Envelope paper, white buff, and brown, and Shoe
Wrapping Paper
Blank Books full and half bound, cheaper than ever
Memorandum, ciphering, and copy Books
Steel Pens and Quilts of all kinds
French, English and American Note Paper
Envelopes paper cutters card cases, penhOders, poe
ket books and wallets
Portable Writing Desks, and Work Boxes of rosewood
Seaing-w wax, black red and fancy colors
Motto, transparent and cornmon Waters
Ink Stands, glass, wooden, metal, and bronze
English drawing and trac ng Paper of all sizes
Drawing Pencils, Bristol Boards, Water Colours
Rodgers & Sons' best Cutlery; such Pen-knives,
Scissors, Shears, Desk Knives. and Erasers
Black, red indellibe, carmine and India Inks English
and American
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men, and Portfolios with
and without locks
Copying Presses, oil and copying Paper for the same
Visiting. playing, and printing Cards -.
Folders Ivory Seals, Red Tapes, Silk Taste, Lead
Pencils Letter Springs
Silver Pencil Cases. from Is cents to " So great
rety Of patterns
Pen racks Bill files, and thousand other things too
numerous to mention.
All the above goods have been carefully selected and
part lust received direct from Europe by the last steamer
via New York.
Visiting Cards engraved and printed l pAv,v
Penn avenue, 4doors west of 18th street
1y A set of Edinburg Review, English edition we'll
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BARGAINS! BARGAINs!!

II
L HAVE just opened large and beautiful stock of
Fall and Winter Goods including the best French, En-
glsh and American Goods which invite the aten-
ton Of the public, and which am prepared TO make up
and sell in style and which be surpas-
sed in this city.
My stock of Cloths Cassimeres, Vestng>, Shirts Bos-
soms Collars, Stocks Gloves, Handkerchief Umbrel-
las and other fancy articles is large, and having been
bought by myself, be recommended of the best
quality.
l have also opened and intend to keep instantly
hand rates cheap the cheapest and Of material
and workmanship not to be exceeded, large supply OF
ready made Clo,ng which invite the attention of the
public X. w. BATES, Merchant Tailor
oct7-lw tint. a. Adv Penn. av near War Dep
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NEGROES W.aNTED.

| NEGROES WANTED.
i wish to purchase any number of negroes for the
New Orleans Market and will give at all times the
highest market price in cash for likely young negroes.
Those wishing to SELL will find it to their interest to
call at my establishment, corner Of Seventh street
and Maryland avenue, where myself or agent can be
seen at any time. es@
Communications promptly attended to.
lune ST THOS. WILLIAMS.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
oENTRAL cLAY OLuR.

Alta meeting of-the Central Clay cldb
o. Jefferson. on the evening Of Monday
the l6,hof Septe mber, the following pro-
ceeaiDgs icoE place, 10 reference 70 the
visitof Tie Hon. ALEXANDER II. Il. STU
ART:
After remarks by Messrs. ]. SCALA
her, Andrew Hunter. ana G. w. SaPPing-
ton, il was i
Rssolrtl, That committee he appointed, q
which The President OF HE CLUB shall be one, "a
aclno wledge the receipt of MtI.Slnarl's lettei
throu gh his friend, Mr. Ransom, and 20 make al
necessary arrangements for the reception OF Mr.
Stuart, and lire Invitation of the public TO sltenc
and hear his address on Friday the 9TH OF oclo
Der, at the Court HOUSE
The following gentlemen constitute tbs
Committee -
Messrs. Andrew Hunter, Levi c. Cor
den, George w. Sappingtor, ThomasH
Willis, George W. Hammond, aud VIM
G. Wdfthington.
Ordered. Thai the proceedings on thi
SUBJECT be Published.
". G. woRrHINGToN, Fr.Y.
H. N. GALLAHER, Ste'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
xwpoRTByT MOVEMENT
m PEAhSYL yIANIA.

IN b/seen ~ he aaaexsd sisssmenss
/ihs callise (Lsise Feeo) S.aiesinan
ss ~ Zinsisni, Oar Ire Democracy Of Cam
"a coapiy. Pa, have sbandoned ne tpp.
30: JAnEs & n,sLK fot The Pres:dsney:
en. lie carlisi. Il ", Staissnsrn. II Sses "a.
DICKINSON HEETISG.
Some ueeI,. ago repablisbsd the proceedings
Of a seeing held ia DickIazpa townshipby Gar.
MNLEs aad -ofhrrss Were te<olutions we're
passed in fayor Of NE cdioss Wing TariiI; Of
1872, and the di.ffihuiiin Of lhe-pfoceeds q he
Public LsEds. metsuffs 70 which JsBes Il.
faik has inc and again deelised himsth an
compr0v s,ngly hostile. We then said thar we
night yethsps safs General Niiier The trouble
of vfiiing a letter 10 Goyernor Pok, ~ fssnl4ag
she n maj he was opposed ID the TAriT ef 1852.
a lr,,er wasy however, written 20 Gov. Polk. By
H. Commiitee appointed f5r that purpose, hfo-
bounding the foll0wing Undergraduates; sst-
lsAfs Won il favor Il he Tariff ACT Of leig.i--
nl. Woald you, il elected, s1pPcrt that aei y u
i. without modification, or wouidyo1 be ik;fa-
ror Of nodfgipg+ii;'i Gov. Polk has Ifesied
his letter with silent contempt, and1no depoi
laughed outright 70 ibd a meeting slyliog gel
democratic inqaifipg wheihcE heeEas infl,Foi
bf the Tsrif &c 1919, ia Ii face 81 81 that.ha'
been written and spoken ~ ~ ~ i'fPoesl' 20
ltea. The eommiilfe arPq.rted to write 70 soy
| Polk made report al mesHag held 10 Diesin'
son township 90 Saturday lasi. 3
onl Of courtesy 10 our Democratic IaFih sne
srrIssts. ana for The purpose If showingfi ths
course If the Statesman ~ EoPposlng me q ~
definr TartF4of ls4a, 10 Be ttIiciiy DsmocTatic
- pahligbs ID anoiher colamn The proceedings
of The Dickinson meeting, together with The let
ter addressed 10 NJ Polk.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Central Clay tYub.

f..
AreguIar meeting of the Central Clay
Club of Jefferson County, was held in the
Court. House. on Monday evening the
10th September. I84l.
A letter was received from the Har.
pers-Fefry Clay Club, notifying the ar
rangement Of the Baltimore ands Ohio
Rail Road Company 70 run an Extra
Train from Harpers Ferry 10 Frederick
town, on the morning OF Thursday The
| 10Th instant. at o'clock, and. return az
O'Clock P. NJ, and inviting the member
rdfr' Inc round q Tip ) one dollar and1ien
cents.
On motion, committee was appointed
consisting OF G. w. Sappinston, II. N.
Gallaher, and I. P. Lyles, TO ascertain the
number Of members OF this Club, and
other persons. likely 10 attend the Wing
Festival at Fredsricktown, and TO Join
their brethren Of The Clay Club at Hsr.
pers Ferry CD the morning Of the 1871. !
The Harpers Ferry Club being in al
tendance. aided by Messrs Williams and
Burton iof The Washington City Glee
Club, fand BY the Charlestown Glee
Club the meeting. al which were nuR1
Der Of ladies, was favored with variety
Of e. lei lent songs during the evening
THOMAS HIRE WiELls, ESQ, One of
the Vice Presidents vas called 10 the
chair,
Discussion proceede d, ma William
Lisle Baker, anthony KegGedy, and Lu.
Their Giddings, Esqrs., Addressed the
Club and its guests iH1vsry instructive
and eloqpent addresses.
The Chair beiDgdesumed by The Presi-
dent, the folioYfng proceedings took
places
Rt;Oirta, Thzt a Committee be appointed,
who, with ths/ President Of the Club, shall frfth-
with prcceeHtd the appoinlnen, of Committees
Of Visilanee for The County. The Committee
consists cf Messrs, w wotihinsten, A r Boie-
Ter, J II McEnGfee, William iGIantham, William
F Tyfner, UaseId, N w Manning, NJ P
Nskon, 4B Towner. G B Stephenson, G w
Resolved, That hereafter TIE Central Clab will
hold weekly meetings, on Saturday evenings,
until sfler-4he Presidential Election, and such
extra meetings as the President of the Club may
appoint.
On motion Of VIM. B. Thompson, ESQ
RESOLVED, That the Ediicrsof he Free Press
be requested 10 strike off, for Inc use Of the Club,
500 copissI Of said paper, containing the speech
q the Hon. yoHN Nj. CLATToN Of Delaware, on
The suhJect Of the Compromise Act, and the Ia
if Of Ies2.
On motion Of Fl. N. Gellaher, The u.
lanimous thanks Of the Club were ION
tered 10 Messrs. Bsker, Kennedy. and
5iddingsI for their admirable speeches
Turing Tie evening-snd 10 the Hafpers. /
Ferry Glee Club, and their CONDUCTORS,
Of the pleasant advertisement afforded I
" them 10 The Club and iis guests.
And The meering adjourned, 10 meet |
"a Saturday evening ihs2Ist instant. IN
he Court Room.
W. g yoRTHINGToN. Prtsi.
II. n. G4LLAHER, See'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
TESTIMONY OF AN b OPPONENT

The Wing party had 10 Mr.. Clay a
csndidaleIO Of whom they may; have been
justly pfopd-a ban oi bold and fearless
hesri-a man Of high and commanding
sloquence. and > man Of distinguished a.
biliiy. Alibopgh opposed to'his political
principles, yet have ever felt for him
the highest regard. IL Spteck Of James
Buchanan. 1910
So speak The men who know Mr.. Clay.
and whose intimacy with him is snch Is
to'eniille Them 10 speaks OF him as be Isl
What do The degraded scullions and scsv-
engsrs Of party know OF him. or what ca
paeity have they 10 appreciate bis islenis,
bis services, his merits Such men are
foul blois upon our common humanity.
and make us sicken al the reflection of
identity ID sPecies.-.Y. X ErPrsss.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
Hon. a. H. II. stuart.

At a Wing meeting held ia Charles
town. on the 9th 81 August, lS44. a
committee Of forty citizensof The town
and neighborhood was appointed 10 wait
upon the Hon. A. II II STUART. 10 IN .
vile him 10 address public meeting Of
the citizens Of the Counts. .at some day
which might Pull his convenience.
In reply. MIR. Stuart stated that be
would visit The county again in October,
when be would be happy 10 have an op.
poE,nnily Of meeting the citizens of JEFF
terson. for The purpose contemplated BY
the meeting,
The meeliog then adjourned 10 meet
again on tie lst day Of September Court,
A letter having been received from Mr..
Stuart, addressed TO James n. Ransom,
Esq stating that he would leave Staun-
ton On The I'd of October, and reach
CharIestown on the morning Of the 3lj
on bis way to New York. (lo attend the
American Institute in that City, and
would, according 10 promise. address the
citizens On e>4th:
The meeting was again convened Al
The Hallovsr The Court Room, when G
w. HAMMoND. Esq tbe Chairman Of ihs
former meeting, was invited to take the
Chair, and, I'm the absence Of DIR, Cor
dell. H n Gallaher was appointed Sec
Rotary.
/ Ga motion. Resolved. That ME bust
mess Of making the arrangementsFneces
sary for the reception Of Mr., Stuar; b
handed over 10 the Central Clay Club
which holds a meeting inthe Court Hous
this evening.
And then the meeting adjourned.
g. w. HAMMOND, Chsinasa.
/ HIN. GALLaHER, Sserstarg
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
RICHARD HARRISON, Jr.
September 18th, is14.
Ia h. Editor aflhe .Aaroeal. !.

SIR Having seen my name anneuac-s,
ed 10 the Jetfsrsonian Republican week
ago, as one Of the Delegates % the tale
Democratic Convention, or amen eer'oi
some Committee, I am not sure which,
sent notSfto the Edllor OF that paper,
respectfully Informing him' that my namDs
had been used without my consent, 2nd
that ,ho'lt was true have heretafoIg act
Cd, with the Democratic party se1H deer
dedly prefer ihe. election OF M5/tlsy' 10
that Of Mr.. Polk and il | ljve/shall vote
accordingly.
No, seeingny note ia tke Republican
.of 10 day, ! viii thank yph TO publish tbs z
10 your paper JNp. . NokRAS.
Charlottesville, SeaM. l2,h ls44,Il
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
aTHAT SAME OLD. COON. u

'ln addition 70 the old. varmint of whiegery
daily exposed at The Us Hotel in Harpers-
Ferry, 1or The purpose OF caichlngroons, in pass
ing there on Monday last. we noticed canvass
extending from one end Of the house 10 the other,
Inscribed Clay and Frelinghuysen. The pro-
prielor Of this house seemsto have co me to The
conclusion that msjotily qf the travelling COM
munity are wings, and thatSa sight of "old
Coon" is enough TO entite him 10 their support.
We can imagine nothing more insultingtO intel
ligent men-and since the Iprinciple has been
adopted BY our opponents, we are not backward
in recommending 70 travellers the Virginia Ho-
tel. at Harpers Ferry, the best in the place, kept
BY Mr.. J. Walling, good Democrat, who in
Hsulls not the community BY The exhibition OF low
AID eontemPtible shOWs.n-fEhafiinsbTg RspubH,
can,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
r 2 NIT77 - ~ No.
flEEENfsE OF D0RRISM.

Mr. Bedipger 10 bis speech on We'd
aeslay. made an elaborate defence OF
Doris rebelliop in Rhode Island. Little
Did We think thai such dangerous and dis
,.,,rganizing doctrine. wouldeveFbe preach
ad'in The county Of Albemarle. AT the
grand Stale Convention OF the "Denocfa.
,cy'' Of Virginla, rebellion aud treason Is
upheld and justified. II such doctrine
~ Il nreyaii. there viii soon be an end
mi all law ordsr. md Gonssilutionafliber
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
CONNECTION.

On aOnSsy lat, free negro, 10 BlauRun,
living near HsrPers-Fsrry, was tried W a
csaA qf Eve justices. on charge Of sisns
and ahesiing the escape .of several negtoes be-
longing 10 MIR Digges Of Fanqsier.
Counsel for the Stale Thomas Griggs Ind
VIM. C. worthington. Eses for he prisoner,
Andrew Hunter. Richard E. Parker and Wans
. Thompson. Rsss.
b'anhun was ssoienead 10 pay hne Of sIa0,
aal 10 be eonEeed ia tie peni.sn,;ary lar t..e
term of three years.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
4 THREE CONVERTS

We hear 81 three gentlemen who haveS
iotned The Wing party. in consequences Of
The lisot ganising doctrines preached al the
Locofoco Convention. One Of Them Mr.
Harrison assigns his reasons Tor lcaying
the party His card may be found N To-
days paper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
PRoTEcTIos or raE kARmEKs.

The DemocIatie speakers are in The habit 3
10 thk preiaaices and self interests :
lof The farmers. By representing hem as sreaiI.
injursd By lhs rsriF-sy telling them thai ne,
pay 10 proleetEh manufacturers. while there
nd projection sHordsd them. The truth Or fsls
II Or thsse tepresenla.ions Is best asesraine1 Z
refersnee 10 TIE Tariff sud TO facts. The q
lovisg rates Dr. duties are, BY The present tart
lay, Ievisd Hpou agricultural products, u
erwin Of other countries -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
MAINE.

Three hundred and sixteea towns have been
! heard from, which give Anderson. the Locofocc
candidate for the Gubefnatotial chairF a., o39
Robinson, Wing, 35,Ol3; all others 5 $50. Ia
i5to these towns gave Van Buren, ~ ,O03 Har.
rison ~, s6a; all others ISL
Aadelsun's majority over all. 3l6f
Anderson 5 vote exceeds Van BureH's 2036
Harrison's oye(exceeds Robinson's, S4Sl
Abolition gain, 54os
The Journal Of Commences shows that he aY.
erAge Locofoep majority in Maine for the len
: last eleeticns hes been 6l2G
Robert P. Dunlap, Leccs is chosen 10 Congress
nom the Cum6eflsnd fnd LurHER SEvrkANcE,
WAigafrom the henDekec District: no choice 10
the York, where the Lecos had split. nor 10
the Liaeala, where tie Abois,i5ais,s defeat me
return Of Frsensn II. Morse. Ne trust he will
petite elected. however. Il, is doubtful whslhsr
aaysoihef member has been chosen.
The New York Express Of Saturday says:
In ibe sleciion Of MenbeFs of Congress, there
has been bul lipte success. The Whigs have /.
anf the loco roens 3 10 The York, Liscoln.
hdneock aud Washington disificTs, 40 choice.
fhe vtse ID sAe Lincoln district stands.
Whig- r.. g.,
Mrs. s.ifs Mecn,a, SSH ISL 1s:ii
The few returns yes 10 BE- iessixsd viii IL
aiskr The result.
IL The Hancock aud Washer ton s,.,r;e,.
Wing. Leeo. S.,
hoolsson, ga Nh'ams' 800 a2l
DO estimate can Be made II The strength 81
pakdes 10 The House If Representatives. as vel.
TIE Portland Advertiser says :-a Maine Is not
70 ss given up Jet. We shall have Ope more
opportunity 10 place Ter where she ooshl to be.r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
To IL. Editor IL he -aarOcats :

Sin .-Haying been appointed 3 IDeIe-
o.,e 10 ne Damocratic State Convention.
! at,snSsd fof she purprse Of hearing the
grpat prI6ciplsk 81 -the Democratic party
snd sonoa NslEonal measures discussed ;
Nj, "a nc n,lkr disappointment, Ii heard
nothing bit personal abuse Of Henry Clay.
a5d dortaines snbyersive,ei order and good
, y HI Therefore can no longer
ss5bere Is ) oatty Who so. recklessly aisap-
+ng;n, de homes Of the people, and IL Live
e November nex,, / shall vote for Harry
CLAW.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
DISC;rxSIoN

The committees ar9einted BY the tive rarsles
2 make arrangements Tor joint discussion Of
RE political topics Of The day, have appointed
Saturday theEl2lh 81 October for that purpose
ahd win probably Gre notice next week 81 the
speakers engaged for the occasion, sud'the or
ar Of proceeding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

BDl for this duty says the Albany Evening
Journal, large quantities Of The. ProdsEis IL
Europe lProdaced b the sheaR labor Of honal-
chies and assFOtisuis, and therefore cheaper lhah
our OWL would seek market in Ameties.-
Wheai,,our gteai staple, can be brought from
the Baltic to New York cheaper Than il can te
transported frSn Chicago 10 lhs same psinl.-t
The price Of lfaasp ortaiion for bashel Of Wheat
ffem C6icsgolto New York, isi,esniy -irias es,,ig
exclusive OF storage, commissions. &c. The
price for bringing wheat from Marseilles 70 New
York. is bat efghiesn senis bnshel from Liver.
pool, bat ssreMltsA esnis busheli and from Has.
re, ssbsnieen std halfesnis per bushel The
Tariff, therefore protects The agricultural !.
well a. the panufaciuring Interests lndeed
the, protection 10 agriculture is iEo-feld. 7
hrsi keeps out foreign produce, and ihen, BY the
protection ofdomes,ic manufactures, creates a
hone marketE "-Riehmond Compiler. ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

The Yssat ia the Eszi'' is dilbned for The pre-
sent. Our pPpg6sDss hare been furnished with
something substantial to erowaboat, bat sslhe
vote Is By ID means full one. We shall ssdopt
the plan Of Mr. Richie Whenever be Is tefenl-
ed. and +" val until The next tins.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19
The RlectoraI Ticket.

Let The Wig editors revise their riokelsand
ste that all the names are printed correctly -
!AAe ckristiqn names saoula be given IN full.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-09-19

MT Polk bee said that wool ought to
De duty Tree. The Locofoccs 10 Penn
syiyanIsI however, are stealing. FOR bis
benefit, tbe doctrines OF The Whig Marty
in regard 10 NooI. That's HE vefv newt
thing to sheep stsaling