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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
WOOI. CARDINC.

NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
the farmers and wool growers Of the central
part 81 Iowa that he has purchased the wooica,.l-
ing esaa"''shm.n MT formerly owned hy John J. Jom.
Iinson two and half miles west ot Upton. in Cc.
sar county. where he is prepared 10 card will,
sufficient despatch to accommodate the present
wants Of the central part 81 the Territory Persons
from distance will he accommodated, so as to Re-.
turn with their rolls. Wool must he in good order
and one pound Of lard to seven Of wool.
Wool. Flax-seed. Dry Hides. Beeswax, and
White Beans wiIbc received in paymen, for card
ing. (mar 81 m] JOHN MCPHERSON.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
Pn A1rlGTo
r.. Rerrur lrSrl and the Wsjdsscs

r. ssrrsr Gsrs esd The Widow
mz awaT e 1xssAR eiRLs
Thirteen year ago, mother, @3.
"a listls child had you;
II limbs were light ne voice was sos~
1.s eyss wesr-oh. % blue! vs.
L wss your last. your dearest; HH q
And you said when il ~ boen.'
I, chsered swsy yous WILDWOOD.
And made you un.orlofn. 7ae aa
Thirteen years ago, mother.
You loved that little child;
Although it's temper wayward was,
And it, wills ~ st ong and wi'd'
You likenej il 10 the free bird
Tha, dies to the wu,ds 10 sing.
To the river fair, The unfettered air.
And many pretty thing.
Thirteen yean ego. mother,
The world was in ito youth;
There was past !; and the all to cons
Was Hope. and Love, and Truth:
The d avn came dancing onward, ;
The day was ne'er too long;
And every nigh. had fairy sight.
And every voice song.
Thirteen years ago. mother,
Your child was an infant small;
But she grew, and buddesl, and bloomd at last,
Like the rose on your garden wall
All! the rose that YOU loved was trod on,
Your child was lost in shame:
And never since hath she met your smile
And never heard your name!
Be dumb. thou gipsey slanderer,
What is my child to thee?
What are my troubles-what my Joys!
Here take these pence and dee!
II thou wilt frame -tory
Which telIeth Of me or mine,
Go, say you found me singing, girl.
In the merry sunshine.
sEe0AR GIRL.
Thirteen years ago, mother,
The sun shone on your wall:
He shineth now through the winters mist,
Or he shi,cth not at ALL
You laughed then and your little one
Ran round with merry feet:
To-day you hide your eyes in tears;
And lam in the street!
Al God what fiishtful spasm
Runs piercing through my heart!
Il cannot he my bright one,
So pale 80 worn. depart;
Depat-yes; no--come hi,her!
Here-hije thee in my breast!
lsee thee again-again! audi
Am once more with thee, blessJ!
8EooAR eIRL.
Ay-gaze! Ills l, indcrd. mother:
Your loved-your los,-your child!
The rest Of the bad world scorn mo,
As creature all de6Ied;
But you--you'li take me home. mother.
And Though the grave seems nigh.
I'll bear up still; aud, for voun sake,
I'll struggle no, to die!
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Vii f building IN Chestnut street. huilt ard At
u present occupied by Charles Newman. are Of.
tered for sale. IN accommodating terms Forpar.ic.
uIars Enqnire"f VIM. Frye, at the Iowa House.
March s 1874
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

~, 10 ~ exceedingly fortunate thing {"
public drfa0iiers, that Ito Be suspended
,iou't mean :. tn hp hung -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

DRrNrED LAWNs-Onlv 20 ccn,s pr yard
j fr s,le by GREEN Il ENDERS.
Jun Is.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

HYDRAULIC CENENT-lO hi.Is jus, reed
] i and t"r sale. by Nov 3 JR BENNETT
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

RemOval-New Goods,
7OHN K. BENNETT has removed ~ the huiI.l.
j ing above the Store Of A. OgiIvie 4 Go. on Wa
ter street. where he has received h adIi'ion 10 his
Turner stock, large and extensive a~sortme"t ii
SPRING and SUMMER GOODS, among which
may I've found the fslh.wng:
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
FOR SALE,

NTHEAT.)ats Corn. P.'tatM. I.sr.,. ami n.
w r"n wanted. tdr which the hiches, ,n.,k.a
price viii he paid in Cash or Goods. nv
April i2 JR BENNETT
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
FANCY PRINTS,

100 Pieces Chintz. black and white Ginghams
Prints-',cw style. Scotch bingham. Lace Lawns
new style. Painted Muslin. do. Cassimere. Ham.
Nesting. Ladies fancy Cravats Nous de LANES.
Shawls Hdkf's. Fancy Cotton Cravats. Musq"i'"
Bars, Ladies Mi,,s. tsia Rubber. &c.. Cotton
Gloves. Blk Kid. and lace lo Palm Hats. white
and black Wa.lng. A General Assortment 81
SPOOL Cotton. Patent Thread. DC, Sewing Silk oi
all qualities. A general assortments Of Buttons
Pana"ons Silver. Strap. Pearl Shr, and ChiIirrns
fancy dress do. assorted C"nts If all qualities.
sorted Cotton Hose and Half Hose. blk Silk Ora
watts. BiI,hnns, &c. German and Ounce Pins. Nee.
dies, Knitting d. Burlaps Brown DriIlings etc. etc.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

$500 yds. 5.4 A and ga Domestic. Nankeens
Stormants, Mixd Mixtur.s. Plaid Drills. Blue
Drills, Summer Tweeis. Gamhr'"ns. Vrlve,cens
Camle,ecns. New Ky. Jeans. Fancy Cassmc'es
Assorted Bleachcsl C"ttons. Brown Holland, Can
vass Padding. Cotton Yarns, &c.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

:" ANTED-Nhsat Flax.c.d. B.csss1luj
w ter. dc. f"E ~hich we will pay tue nAal
price in goods a, reduc. d prices.
Jan. 10 FULTON 4 IENR |
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

= ANAHWA salt ground alum do for sale hy
~ EDWARDS d TAYLOR
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27
JOHN }. rIItNg
John J. Fl11ON,

AVINU puTthasod Wolftnh rpc,,, -.
IL the manufacture Of the Zee P,,. a'nl d
and most improved thing Ct The Kind NE II
before the public, calculate fr three 80, ''''i
io'ms beautiful piece Of furniture =, y, Y
front o. the drawers afford l.ssi,e W., u, eash
naturalist and the curious to see these %Sn Y
a"f'r'o"s little insects at work. fl m s,a a''d %
nufe Money can lie taken At all season. o'a @s
without destroying the Bee, The whole %ht ynf,
doors aid Kept in the hcu.e to uLlh , "'"aJ
ton Is admitted through Ii. N The .u,.;. lss
farmer aud all honse keepers. Ills is o'.|
r"f'f"he piece Of furniture and will 70 s ,''H az
h'e produce taken, even silver will moi !. VIZ 'ls
pay mcns. l3ay =, !. "ussu
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

CLOTHS AND CASsIMEREs.
DLACK and BDUE Wool dyed Clo,h. and
- Cassimcrrs. tog ther with general assor, nc,'
Of Fancy Cassine,s. Sat,inets. Sleeps Grey. KEN
,ucky Jeans. &c. For sale very cheap Nv
June Is. GREEN e. ENDERS.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

r UMBtK.-50.0OO feet Pine Lumber iln' y
- cciycd OH consignn.e l I, and fr SAFELY
E. B. KINs0N.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

Ready made Clothing:
EC'D per Steam Boat Ohio, direct Inn Ms
- York, general assortment Of clothing Cop1I
sisting of Sack Coats, Salt DR. s. do psri.. l,ad
&c. For sale low Ivy GKEfN 4 FNlEs
April S - at G. A. Martins oh Sind
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

SALT.
7E0 barrels salt just reed and for safely
J C\J Ma,3 81, J.R BENNETT.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1844-09-27

Sugar. Tea. Cnti.e. Molaases, Salt. Ginger. Sal;
peter. Alum. Pepper. N"tn~gs. Alspre. Gloves
Powder SHIT. Starch. Tobacco Of all kinds; liquor
IT all kinks-ammng which may he found "li Po,t
I'D Madeira. Holland Gin. anil o. rask Coenn,
Brandy. Whiskey, Rum, &c. Soaps, Paints, Oils
Dive Stuffs.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
MARYLAND ELECTION.

Passengers in The last boat from chmond bring. in
advance OF the mail The result of the election in the city
Of Baltimore. The locos have carried the city by 100
maoIiiy-a result. which, notw outstanding the frequent
fluctuations Abe of thai city, had been ami
Grated. The Wings carried the city in the Congress
suual election asi Spring, by upwards Of 600. In the
election OF lSiO Van Barren beat Harrison sc votes
and in 81 tie ucooco candidate iur Governor receiv
ed majority ot 1919. Should the remainder Of the
State as il did in 1910. the Wing majority will
still be upwards OF 3500but should vote as IN 1871
the l.ocoioco majority will be about $50 In mex
paper shall probably be abe To furnish full
In the mean while. have the fullest confidence that
Mary land is certain for Clay.
The Locol'cos OF loudly over the resull
in Baltimore. Bat they should recollect that they are
no, yet out of the woods The race is not Away:
to the swift
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
THE EIGHTH (!

The notes Of preparation ur the District Convention,
to be held here mofrow, are sounding around us
and III order IL prevent confusion the arrival Of the
delegates from the adjoining counties, suggest all
important, Thai vi our fellow intend
accommodate them, ought to communicate at once The
number they can receive, 70 the committee of rccep-
ton, of which David w. Burton Esq. is chairman.
10 the list Of speakers Who will be certainly present,
as heretofore announced, TAKE pleasure in adding the
maine Of WIN. Is. Preston Esq. We have strong hopes
that MIR. Rivcs and MIR. Bous will also be here-as
we'll as others.
The committee Of irritation, consisting Of r. II. Toer
John W Ills, john NJ Oey, pr. james Saunders, Chas
l.. Mosby. john Il. Garland, VIM 5 Reid Jr. Ro. J
DAVIS and John W Dudley, requested to meet hi,
morning, at . o'clock, al the office OF r. H. Toer mex
door below The Unon,) 10 make arrauyem ents Tor the
reception and accommodation Vi invited guests.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
.NIessrs. Blair 8. Rires's bets.

The editors Of the Washington Gnhe. WIN h,vo
..rntbered ,hr uess,' 10 the tune of sume half Mill
ain liars I'M, ot the ,DoiJs winch as nnhlc ,,,a,'
,hay nav, g. Lna eu,,ved h,x hs, laro., nm b.
no eleci,n,. AID far the nu,m,se -, t.eon,, ~, w.
,r,,s ,f ,he,r na,,v unnn .ba ,ru,,,h f =, - Il, "o
are denenden for sill ,nver lease nmu tho ,,.,sn,,
Tho, ,frr yaruus other wav.rs. which ar. s,n .,a,i
IN IN. las, E.pubican.
In reply Il, ,ar swaooerinp pr,wsou Of the GJho
,,,deo, az The N,lion,i It.ll;,.,ca, s,ys '
Il ID, mai ny,tcss tn have much monsy h,, b,yo tho
,n,s mistaken con6,,,nc. in Mr.. Cly,s el,c,nn and
It'll I 40, 90, q. ,ll,n,, l., l. g., ION, - ,haa., ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

The Richmond Enquirer has transferred W i,s ,,
extract frum tn. Aladisnian. Ia the effect Tia,
ease OF mirage III John Scot OF Misspnri, Al iba
tslnn ot the 18Th Congress- IRA, authorised Nv ~, Isl
ay.-Mr. Clay having ''scduced Seal, FIRST 10 Wv.
\. Adams "a Presideni. and then usurp+d nav. NJ
"a him. The National lnelligehcef iriunphan,,s IL
pos and expludes this infamous but charaeierl,,;.
luhy: Ca
10Th Of these allegations are false, and Utterly ~,
OIL Nundsiion. WIN
Representatives. in which Mr.. Scpi, gave the yn,s u
the ',le Of Missouri for Tia, eminent Sts,.sa,OO'
took hce ON the 9h day II February, 1926. m. S.'
Sessio'oi the 18th Congress, al which the addi,,'
allo"ate was made To Mr. Scot, ended On the 27,, u
way t24- mt only mnre than nine mouths Lefar, ~.
f"es,o"j the Presidency came up for di.cus,ioa vs.
The Housof Representatives.. bn, fully six non,hs
lure any De could have known or certainly frese.n I
such QUESTION would arisr.
"Seconly. The additional allowance 10 Mr. Co..
Tor mileag,irom 81. Louis one which was m,d.
bout The the that pr csely the sa ne additional alhx
ance tarreas and alp was made, in the Senate, 10 Al,
Benton, alsqfro ST. Louis and To Senator, f. nm n
oia'es inveAng the river rouie ~ Washington
1hmiy The allowance 10 Mr.. Scott ,ro, Nc,
made 6y.H. Clay. The Speasrr does sign the ,L,el.
or the lay of members but has nothing 10 d., nh ,h
adjustment of their accounts. Since the year 1910 ,h
settlement of The accounts Of Members Of the Honse
has been made by commit Of the House speci,l
says
- shall be the duty Of the Committee Of Acc uns !,
superniend" &c. and also uudii The accounts of H..
Member Jr their trarci 10 or from The Seat Of Corern.
meat. ano their attendance TN the House"
"fomiMy. Mr.. Clay did mol, either ..frs,' or l,s,
seduce Scott to vote for Mr.. Adams" Hear Mr. Scar,
own testimony upon The subject, which the Richmond
Enquirer aud other calumiaios Of Mr. Clay unless then
memories are very ueacerous, must have perfect 10
collection of:
'Sr GENEvIEvE, (Nlo.) Aug. 2, 1897.
81 never CONSULTED OF advised with any one b,s I
Should vote. except The iwo Senators from my own
State. aud with Mr. Clay lrhose adrice poi,nfarv ~,
'Hcited. The answer nj Mr.. Clay tome when request.
Ted hs opinion and advice subs analiy this 'rb,
i personally knew all The candidates WE'LL that he ,ron
eiUe no opinion hat nght 20 10 The prejudice of am
'canddate, OR OPERATE TO INFLUENCE ANY ELyc
TOR HAT all lie would say Mas thai ought MT l., b,
haay and commit myself. bot wait I'LL the last mo
neni for advic,s IRON my STATE, HE Legislature u
which. then in Session. had app led Tor information OF
the subject Of the election"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
WE WANT MONEY AND MUST HAVE IT !

WIZ IL The ely 81 Nav NtHk. surprising him 10 be
ieslep. fhr gnn'lrnau returns tie spPal Ia the Pub
e end i nartlied al the suspeiou that he should be
taken l4r i.JcatIra
Tho Democratic Republican General Camf-ltiee Al
T3mmany llsll inquire funds cary with sigsr the
pr,seut political campaign IN susri 81 their candidates.
pulk aud Dallas f5r President and Wee President III
,he Iuiicd States snd 10 maintain the ssceadsBcy Of
the party ihis Slaie and Tie hong established usagcs
oi tie parry gives the committee ii{ h call upon an
persons holding fies under the aii1fy 81 The State
dosernn'at, or by election u the party. ff eitiifia
tlons The committee expect ifum you ten dollars,
which you will hand 10 the Treasurer.
THEOPnliUS PECK.
New York, August ls4lo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
POLK At HOME.

h ls3o NJ PIX was elected Governor of Teones.
Sc, by small naJ,ttty. h 1910. tie Tennessee 10.
eaieces, thinking Ia make nle capital On the scofe o
siar pfilr. dropped Dick Johasn aud placed Polk Oh
lheif ticket Nth Van Barren us candidate lr the ice
Presidency. The result WIS that HE ticket WAS de-
faud by decisive maJorly. The friends ol Polk PIE
lrnlrd 10 throw the blame Nan Bunn's uup1pulhfl-
~, aud the nrxl ye,r, ISL nominated Polk agaa Ton
oaserplf. Ill rla against jones' new man, almost
uuknlHulu political he, aud was beaten again 10y
3.2i3. sui he vas not satisfied. and was more
nominated last year, 1873 lie siumped II all over The
aie. dssainag lgilnsl The Tam and Mr. Clay, aud
bcfe l. lhe elieal fesult
Jnes. Wing, 51.005
Pix. Loco 5i,sly
VI list hope can Mr. PIX now have If carrying even
uis bNn 81 = VI Tennessee Boston Atlas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

Commodore Steicat.-We stated in our last on the
authority oi Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune, that This gallant officer who al one tine
seemed to be The favarlle candidate Of the Lococs ft
The Presidency, had expressed his DISCUS, with the pro
ceedngs Of the Baltimore Convention by which James
X. Polk was nominated to the Presidency, and his de-
termination not 10 vote for him. This information
is clnlifmed by the Washington Standard, which says
1--WE have taken pains niorm ourselves fully on
the subject from source and in manner that adults
Of no question in any shape. We take great pleasure in
assuring the public that Com Stewart openly avuws his
hostility 10 the intrigue by which Mr. Polk was nominal
ted al the Baltimore Conventions; and declares that the
party abandoned lis Whole past principles in the new
creed which was inerpaaied that occasion. We
speak knowingly when we say that Com. Stewart will
nj vote for Mr.. Polk, and have very good reasons
to believe that he Will vote for Mr. Clay fiat home at
The election"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

George Washington, on Protection. Extrac, !, o,r
sa answer u The address Of the Delaware Society for
pronoiin2 Domestic Manufactures on his acres,ion 10
;he Presidency Of The United States, April l7sg;
line PRomorIoS DOMESTIC MANtfAcrrRrs
wtl,in my Conception, be among the fiRsT cassE-
auEsoEs which may naturally he expected 1, Nv
tsssI ENERGETIC GovEsEMExr For m,srIf tavng
an eq'a regard lir the prosperity Of tle rARM4st.
TRADING aud MAsrFAegggike interests, viii only u.
serve, that caaaof how the extension Of the lat
tr $50 lar as may all ,rd emp ynent great nun.
bfr o hands ahieli would be otherwise manner l.
Ale can be detriinenis Ia the iormer."
a his Is entire coincidence wrh various other opn-
ions exp, sssj and acted ia early days Of the l..
aun by those psro.s who first tough, the baiirs and
shen bsmed Constitution TO govern their COUNTY,
The nsaa.rts 4yioted in Mr. Websier's Albany Speec,
have called This lu mind. Whose views hes, coincide
with those Vi the early patriots, those Of The WING
PA2rv. ofMr Polk and his fellow Patent Des,ocrass
---UosleA .taus.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
r. .t'sS' .ssd MAPLE
ss2. IA Il u d EDS.


coRNER ~ CEDAR STREET. SEW YORK.
IA o. 10 call the attention Of Merchants visiting
w MN ! ia or iher Fall supplies. 10 Their eAten-
stye assortment 81 entlfr'y
NEW STYLES FALL GOODS.
II thcir ordinary Stock which comprises ull and &c
neal safiy u Staple aud Fancy silk Goods, they have
aecn iuaking large additions ol ENTIRELY NEW
: ! LES, expressly adapted 10 lhe season.
From the iacss Which they possess ~ The purchase
of Gods NJ the very 1wes, prceshr,e uorivaed aud
WY extensive assflenthey ieel ASSURED thai IL Will
ue n their power 10 offer extraordinary inducements 10
purchasers who desire aui deserve 10 bay the very
hcs terms, aaJ they determined 10 spare no pains
Ia make It r The interest Of such make Their selections
ifJn their stock In
DRESS GOODS
they can show great range OF styles, in Rich Printed
ashnefr D't.ros,4, al latest PARIS patterns; liesans
Grape DE lalnes Mus IN DE Lanes Of PARIS styles,
never bplufo Offered.
Apaecas, Bonba1iaes, Black and Blue SILK, low and
hgh priced.
Sll.k6-C amcleou Bmcade Silks; CameIeon Br,chi
striped Silks PLAN aud satin Striped llelleulrnes;
Black ana Bne Black sam Striped aud Brucade iignt-
/ ed Silks, saln Sinprl Gn,s CRANES, Black and Bue
Black Gns de Swiss Italian Lustflnss; Gios dc Rhe as
eas d'Alnqnes Black and Ble Black Salns; PLAIN aue
/ Filefcd SalIns Also
/ MILLINERY GOODS in great variety. compti
sing Bpnue Silks and Nailns of entirely new styles. Bon
net aud Cap Ribbons, rich Fail pa,terns new design
Bonnet Nelyels PLAIN eoers black aud blue black, igut
ed, shaded. PLAID, out and uncut.
IACES.
Cap Laees in great variety, OF new and elegant pat
/ terms, Trimming Laces aud Lace Edglngs black au
White; SILK. Lse, Guaurr, Mechn, lirussels sc.
Thread laees aod Ejsngs, French. German am
English.
SlAWIS.
Rich Cashmere and i5roche Long and Square Shawls
lhbe Muslin dc Lame. kabyle Plaid, Woollen, Ne,l
&c. SC.
T SILK SilAWLS-Dirk Cameleon, Satin Striped
figured. &c.
GLOVES AND MIrTS.
In every variety for Grnlleweu Ladies, and Misses q
lid 81 The most approved manufacture. Buck. Merlno
3 NroIIen, SILK, Lace, F,e, Egyptian. India Rubber
&c.
Their si9cl. VIII be found 10 comprise full assor,
meni Of all the various small eas needed and they ~
r'tc the attention of Buyers. with the fullest confdenc,
that They caa supp every want In their line.
/ Ne" York, Augs 3mf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07

NJ .ncD!te.-This gentleman al dinner recently
gISen to him IN eed, expressed the belief that the
Free Trade party have nothing &c evnoc. : ram III.
" h'ss and nothing TO expect from the Democrats II
Mr FOX Is elected by Tariff vo'es- which, he said is
likely to be the case, if he be elected a, al In either
OF these events he in favor of the call Of Conven
'I oil me State, by the next Legislature of South Car
puma mat C"nvenlion, he thinks. should FIRST semn
~ call upon the Southern States to assemble in South
h oonVeni'on to take counsel together as to the mode
ana measures OF redressing their wrongs II they
..se p" u',e IN mat measure, then the question would
arise whether South Carolina shall submit or openly
sls
nat the other Southern States i'll refuse, we think
not reasonable suppose that they will combine To
l5plesS me wrongs inflicted u,oa them by the Tariff
system When most of Them are now in favor oi that sys
'e, and ST. far from believing that i, incis u,n them
any wrongs, are firmly persuaded that il i, directly ben
neat 10 lhem However. "sufii ien nntn tn. day be
tIn thereof We shall be prepared TO meet it.
comes. -'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
thss. frsnpy and .nsf2cin aj and prepafo 10 heal
VIRGINIA VOTES FOR HENRY CLAY

.
why. even the dslght which isi simple aananeialioa
would give a; ysus .,.ie>. wives, sseTs daughter,
,aS Hstha. al yourselves, = worth years VI toll
ahen eia,ed With a P.inta's ny-mlfh images 81
ssasaai prosperity, happiness and glory and great
esaafy edanclaiee ifn the rule II i1ciun abd dena
go,ue.sn--aiil ,os--oan youviihhold any ,xerli9n.
sny sacrifice conGorl convenience, Which
mly be necessary schiese glorious COTS
uJa
In Heavens thea-fu the cause II our countTy
Sustained by upright and ha'oTable jasfies Is
hussb,y IN iavokin, Heaven ,talf-reaht during the
mouth Ut oc,ber .Hsfi. Moent your hofses-see
and c,nyerse with yoir neish,1rs-elHesi n negbb9f
had mcctiags and c,aier AMI c.,nsa for TIC common
cause A1,ve al, ofgIniki up4n the aiiiiia district
I4s Ii the clubs slow 10 AL orgaafze yourselves
istepcn lcn,ly 1T them Ns'hiag is rssff. In iofl
nlsh abe easife commonwealth might be ihoIJushl Of
saazsi
Nass u Virginia We repeai To yon the confident
assurance tha this vii ma b. labor a rairl We are
sfsgaie, AID inf.rnati1a aahofzss ID be san
gu,ns, We areevea san-gine than We say Bat
We mssi repeat that c,aiieace, aHd that the e1nA
seace the hos lm .. uta1y VI ihe n1si en-
ishiesed " hays the Sate. bssed npan the eipecin
i'm that the Ways 81 Virginia will peerm Their ,rhols
duty lBltss bey da that. must at esarse be beaten,
fd aiyef,afies tai Ia d. theirs by their bad
cause! Lei noi iacar the npruach 81 others, aud
tie reaofse 0t oar mials BY discovering. g'tr the
.ecsIa. thai nS iii have carried Virginia II We had
tiIed Better to be IN a hopeless minority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
Ine IfnceSSinn 10 illnrr1m

We refer the reader to The Programme of Gen ID
Rvdcs. Chief Marshal appointed arrange the process
sion Tomorrow. We hope thai the Wings in lown will
turn out III tree the occasion and march in The line
10 the spot selected, Richardson's Spring. for the
public speaking and The barbecue 1t will add greatly
10 the appearance OF the pncession and mpar life and
animation To the scene We presume that some Of the
delegations, if not all of them vii reach this after
noon; aud due preparation will, have doubt be
made Tor Their reception and entertainment
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-10-07
ANOTHER AND ANOTHER.

] h. abivP cJHes ~ the orn vi petition. Here Is
threat lrjm Iamnany Hal.
J,NnAsY Haiti, August, Is, 1874.
''A meeting Of tie Dempetatc Republican nenefa
Committee, he'd the 10th instant. the following roso-
iuiisu was unanimously adopted:
'.Ressged that the calrueu and secretaries of the
neeersi cfusuiitee be instructed ask 9f aud urge
The fe1asai Of all fefs8ns hnJlng appointments nhder
the pfssHi Administrations Of this Stae who do Iay
the hHauee niliee their assessments shall he
fe, arled them by the fnanee committee, within IF
teen Tvs ifon ihis dac.