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To the Editors of ne E,av,,c, .

ELIZABETH CRY, August 23 1911.
Judge Bayly having net his constituents on
Yesterday to render an account Of his steward
ship so Tar discharged, WAS unable, from indispo-
>ilion, 10 enicl into that full and explicit detail
which he had done last Monday al York Town
where he was triumphant. Finding here crack
orator OF the Coon party, called specially by that
party TO address them, through courtesy il was
agreed that the two gcntlemcg should alternately
address The people pro- and can their various party
views. Parson Griswold was the advocate OF the
VIII IS, and Judge Bayly Of the Democrats
The latter gentleman, from indisposilion, touched
only The Texas subject, whilst his opponcn, dcs-
canled loudly and vapidly oncvery thing. Among
other things, MIR. G. asserted and for his party
too, that The annexation of Texas would inevita-
bly, produce dissolution Of the Union. Judge
Bayly responded by showing in a mastery man
ner, that Leading Wings had openly asserted that
the Union was not worth a ii"; Tor, they said,
annex Texas, and we will dissolve itiail 10 do
so, ami The South (or The Democrats) Will dis
solve IT. The Coon OF "prccocous memory
asserted that you had said in the Enquirer, 'lha,
the time for annexation had passed'-and when
brought up by Judge Bayly's denial, he looked as
flat as doubtless he felt.
Well may the march Of the Republican ranks
be onward, if Mr.. Grswold he one Of their A AK
Telamons as he has been called. More wild ard
unbluShinS assertions and declarations never tell
from the lips OF any man; and in every parlicu-
lar deemed worthy OF notice, while time would
permit he was placed hos dc combat by The Judge
maugre his great indisposilion.
Look out for worse lashing nj the ides oi No.
vember, of this piebad party, in this District
than they gave us in 1910
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and corruption, which has never been relued,
and which Mr. Boyd and Mr. McDmlic's speech.
cs sci forth in very strong light; and the truth OF
which Is evident since Mr. Clay refuses To nm
seal The lips Of Mr.. Bair-thal, ifAc is honest. he
ought ID be like CaSal ) wife, above >u>picion-
By his disregard OF the known wishes OF the Lc-
glsaurc Of his adopted State, in voting for the
aforesaid John q. Adams and against General
jackson-by his refusal, al later date, 10 repeal
The odious and dishonest Bankrupt Law, when
his vote would have done ii, he (Gcn d. stamp
cd on the brow Of this quondam Republican the
crime of taithcssncss 10 his consli,ucnts-and
not only trcachery To Kentucky, bul 10 the South
by his abandonment Of the Compromise Act
and his approval and adherence 10 the Protective
Tariff OF '42-and concluded by saying, that with
out The first two qualifications, his superior capa-
biy only rendered him the more dangerous
man.
II was then proposed, as al Red Oak, that all
present who were in favor of Polk and Dallas,
and who intended 10 support them mex, Novcm-
Der atthe ballot box, should, by affirmation de-
clare the sane-which proposition being loudly
responded 10, The meeting adjourned in the great
| est harmony
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IIDND COUNTY

At a mec;.ng oil the Democratic Committee O
Vigilance for Floyd County held al Jacksonville
on Thursday The -. of Angus ls1l-Maj. Th
Banks being called 10 The CEair, and DR. :. A. !
Evans as Secretary, the following resolutions
were adopted
/. Reeailrcd, That We approve OF the Democra
tic State Convention proposed 10 be held al Char
loltcsvile on the 10Th day oil September. 1871, ans
that job Wells, Pleasant Howell. Harvey De>
kin>. Maj Thomas Banks. Jane, Li,ira!l, Pete
Slu>her. John T. Phares, JACKSON Godbcy. Valen
tine Thrash. Georg, Godbcy, Benjamin V. Bird
John Beckett Capt, Philip E.ppere, and Dr. 5. A
J. Evans be appointed as DELEGATES oflhc count!
o.! Floyd 10 attend said Convention
ID Resdrcd, That in case the above nance
delegates shall fail 10 attend, thai VIM. Daniel
Esqr Maj. James Garland OF Lynchburg, Gener:
VIM. f. Gordon, and Ro g. Scott Esq. be II
Guc>te,! 10 nc; as a!ernafcs for this county.
3, RcS"ircd That a copy The above proceed
inss I've forwarded 10 the Richmond Enquire;
Lyncl.burs Republican, and Eincast. Democrat
Tor publication, THOS. BANKS, Chm.
= ! Iy,ys Sccv
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DEMOCRATIC INVESTING.


AT a meeting al The Shockoe Hill Democratic
Association oil the Civ of Richmond, held on
Wednesday evening, September lh, 1871 pur-
suant 10 adournmenl-Alajor Charles II. HYDE,
President of the Association. in the Chair.
The following resolutions were Haanim0HS'y
adopted:
Reyire1, That Col Francis Wicker, William
+. Richie, Washington Grccnhow. Thomas
Green, Robert Vi. Scot, IT. Henry \. Temple
man, William w Crunp, Robert w. Henry.
Nathanic! Matthews. William NJ. C"crton, VIII
liam p. Munford, Allen NJ Lyon, John 4. Smell,
Thomas w Cleland, Thomas Lambert, Richd.
drop. Lewis Hill. Thomas l.. Bcazley, Samuel
Hastings. John d. Hargroye, Alexander Craig,
Joseph Doerhinger, and Ambrose Carlton, and
such other persons as the Presden, may dcsig-
nate, he appoinlc.! Delegates from The Shoc6oe
Hill Democratic Association of The City oi
Richmond To the Democratic Convention 10 be
held ir the Town of Charlottesville, on Tuesday
next, the 10Th Of September
R,Solrcd, That .lo!in Winston Jones, Esq, our
Representative in Congress, be requested 10 al
tend the Charlottesville Convention, as a special
delegate from this Association
Peter V Daniel, Jr. offered the following reso-
| luton which was adopted.
R,0lrcd, That committee of ! he appointed
TO publish an address in the name OF the Shockoe
Hill Democratic Association OF Richmond, 10 the
people of Virginia. in answer to the several adj
dresses OF the Central Clay Club of this Civ
upon the subject of the charge of Disunion,
brought BY them against the Polk party. Com
miliee appointed by the Chair. Peter V. Daniel.
Jr., Robert c. Scott, Thomas Il. Giles, Thomas
II. Ellis, John s. Caskie, and John p. Young.
On motion of Thomas Richie Major Charles
II. Hyde, President OF the Association, was ap-
pointed one of the Committee.
James ii. Cox of Chesterfield. Peter v Daniel
IT,, and Thomas Richie addressed the As>ocia-
lion.
On Mr.. Demons motion, The Association then
adjourned 10 meet again on Wednesday evening
next The llth instant at o'clock
Extract from the minules,
JOHN LYNCH, Sec'y.
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KING WILLIAM

EXTRACT n a letter from Ay'ct's, Aug 80.
Agrceaby 10 notice, on SATURDAY last. a large
portion of the Democracy of ,hi. county met al
Aylc,l's-Capt Ro. Campbell in The Chair, and
Capt. Thomas Robinson acting rs Secretary. AT
II O'Clock, Mr.. Ro. G. Scott of Richmond was
introduced 10 the meeting, by Maj. VIM. s. Fon-
taiue. For three hours he riyctcd the attention Of
his hearers, in an able and eloquent address. We
arc moi able 10 do justice To The speech of Mr..
Scott. Before The adjournment of the meeting it
was unanimously resolved iha. the thanks OF the
meeting be rendered 10 Mr. Scott f,r his very able
address, also for The faithful and able manner in
which he has maintained our principles through
out the State
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To the Editors oTMc Euqnir,r:

HAMPSHIRE Co, Va. Aug. 20, 1Si4
The Democrats of lie Springfield election dis
trict, in this county. met on Saturday last, ana
raised Polk and Dallas pole, and flag with
Polk Dallas, Union and Texas Inscribed on il
With only six days notice the farmers came
pouring in by hundredS-old men, who, perhaps,
had not been at a political meeting for ten or
twelve wears, We're present on that day. The old
Jackson spirit of AZ is again aroused in llamp-
shire. No political meeting ever held in this place
ever had one-third Of The number of persons at it,
that were at the one on Saturday last We failed in
getting speakers. owing 10 the previous engage
ments OF those invited After the Democrats
began 10 disperse, the Wings gathered mp their
scattered few, and repaired 10 their Club House,
and had little chunk Of Il speech upon the stale
subject OF di>union Also, the new idea of Claws
riding the old grey mare 10 mill Poor fellows!
they iecl their cause is sliding down hill. They
think to restore it by telling such fish tales as
those thus described. Some of their speakers,
more spunl;y than The rest. call him hero be-
cause he had fight with a liule boy good
while back; hu, when and where, they cannot tell.
am confident that Hampshire will give a hand
some majority fol Polk and Dallas in November
next,
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TEIBuTE OF RESpkCT
lsI.-FAIL SUPPLY OF BOOTS, SHOES
AND IEAIIIEE

ID WHITE & 10. beg leave 10 announce Ia tie
i pullic, thai they hive received aud opened their
Fa Stock of BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER II
has been recently srlrcich BY one at thr linn and l. HE
largest hest aud cheapest that they have ever had The
plrasure offer 10 the public II embraces 'vcry varr
~ OF ,lye and quality. IL ~ fresh fashionable aud lie
,rabic ami cannot he eIcrcd in amy manner shape or
form by house, any w!er-, II having been selected
very early in tr season, when the stocks al the ,cto
rrs all ful! and complete. IL was purchased al
most exclusively with cash, which enables them 1" sell
end h.y pledge themsrive. 10 do ~ al very lite. II
any, advance the msnIficiureTs time prices. !hey
confidently assure Virginia and Horh Carolina Ser
chants irt the. buy Of iiem their stocks cheap
from any other h"ure In Vagina, and cheaper than
can got them honc for from any house North ot
Mason aud DiIon's line J.cy respectfully lnV.,e
call from al merchants vi,u. this city, assuring them
that eveiy cAcrtlon will lie made IN plra:r.
p. X. WHITE & 60,
Whpesa.. and Retail Dealers IN ,ioots and Shoes,
~ Is, Market Britrs.
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EDr Hc EUguir'

q ~ G I>"I"''F.
An account of political discussion At Wadc's
Store in Goochand appeared in the Richmond
Wing few DAYS ago al which Mr.. Fleming
and Mr.. August We're the speakers. Among
other inaccuracies in that account, ii was stated
that there were about 10personS al The meeting
whereas there were not more than 30, and !; ma
jority OF that number good Democrats, led there
BY mere curiosity. Mr.. August, an asod orator,
(lrom Richmond bclieyc.) had come here to
cnlshten the young grcy-hcaded farmers Of
Goochland upon The subject OF Bank of the T..
States, Protective Tariff Sc! Bnt he might as
well have saved his breath 10 cool his broth, for
the people of Goochiand had heard OF Bank
before Mr. August visited us; and as for the Ia
ritl, we already begin 10 see by the rise of all
kinds OF store goods and the fall of all kinds OF
agricultural products, the benefits Of this much
lallded Wing measure.
A DEMOCRAT of Gooci,and
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IIENnIHl 4nI.NIN

The tolowin" gentlemen compose the delcga
ton from Ibis county 10 the Charlottesville Con
venton. viz:
Andrew Slevcr>on VIM H. Roane, VIM. p
Randolph, John " Gregory, cambridge Ball
Sam'l Courcll, John o. Gotdin VIM. a. Carer
John o. Mo>bv, J. f. ChiIaley, Albert Akin L
~. Taylor, Miles H. Gardner, Henry Cox
Miles George, Albert j. Smith, John i. Young
George WIN. Gardnel, Vim. NJ. Pearce Ph!i.
MAYO p. V: Daniel IT., Washington Grcenhow
John Lynch, y Robinson, IT,, Wafer Lcahc
Tho aa> J. West Richard Eein>, Benjamin Mos
hv. Richard Il. Gooch, Christian Allen. Lndwe!
Bracket, John A. Eacho Thomas NJ. Ladd, ant
Bcnj. w. Roper
1t is important that there should he full dele
CATION in attendance from The county.
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RICIINIOED CITY

Delegation from the city of Richmond 10 the
Democratic Convention 10 be held in the town Of
Charlottesville on Tuesday next, the 10Th of sep
tembrr Hon. John Winston Jones = special de-
lcgate VIM. ID. Wren. Thomas Richie, Ro. c..
Scott, James Sizci. John Freeman. joel Il. Bragg
Daniel Truehari, VIM. +. Watson, Thomas Ii.
Ellis Richard O. liasl,in> Robert T. Wicker,
Henry \. Washington. Capt. Clement While,
Or. T.. d. Robinson, Daniel $. Mccarthy, VIM.
Wallace, Richard II. Whilioch, Samdcl ID. De
noon, Thomas L Giles, VIM. e. Allen, James
A. Seldom, Charles II. Hyde, Daniel p. John
son, john : Ca>tic, Richard H. Dickinson, Geo.
l.. Sadlcr Youcl :. Rust. Jr.. Jacob Myers Peter
V. Daniel, jr, George w. Gillespie, John Wom-
Die, VIM. Snead Charles I. Bots, Benjamin w.
Tot,y, DR.. John \. Brooks, i. Rargamin Chas.
+. Osborne Henry Miller, JOHN ID. Quarcs Der
nsrd O'NciI, Thos Adams, VIM. w. Dunna
want, David y. Jones Lariin w. Glaacbroci,
Hugh Rilcigh. George l.. Betty John y. Brown,
Caleb Jones, SpoiSwood +. Howlc>. Joseph Her
holzcr John Lynch Garter NJ. Braxton, Col. f.
Wicker. VIM. F. Richie Washington Green
how' Thomas Green, Robert G.. Scott, lr.. Henry
y. Templcinan, VIM. W. Crump. X. w Henry
Nathaniel Matthew'S, VIA. NJ 0vetton. WIN. p
Munlord, Alien NJ. LYON, John 4. Smell, Thos
w. Clcland Thomas Lambert Richard II. Cole
man, VIM Waits, VIM w Walirop, Lewis
ILL., Thomas l.. Bcazley, Samuel Hastings, John
ID. llartgrove, Alexander Craig, Joseph Door
llingcr, and Ambrose Carlton. II is hoped the
Spartan Band ofthc c..y of Richmond will b. full
IL repre- ,cnieJ i'll the Convention Let every de-
leuatc be in,atendancc
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EXTRACT ~ a ritter from

"MADI>oN COUNTY, Sept. , 1911
"Thc cause of Polk, Dallas and Texas, is
going nobly on. Weinlend giving an increased
majority in the Fall for The Democratic nomi-
nees. Mr. " W. Souhal attended our last
Court, for the purpose Of addressing the people.
but as he had up TO that tire been entirely isno.
rant OF who Muie Jimmy X. Polk of Tennessee
was, the Democracy wisely concluded, thai The
Elcclor was not fit person 10 address them upon
the relative claims of Mr.. Clay and liulc Jimmy
and 80 on, Qor so he was wont to call him. y
After they had been Solcmnly called, and came
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FLUVANNA.-lIeld on the - oi September.
Col. ]. w Richardson in the CHAR and Dr.. Ii.
A. Tacv Secretary. The following additional
delegates were appointed /" cbarIo,'e>vllF, viz;
Dr. John VI. wills. q. W. Richardson, Captain
John VOID. Henry Clcsg Daniel >tone, BerJa-
min Sncad, Reuben George, Elisha Lacy, Cha.
Irving. Edward T. Hughes, Anthony Hughes Il.
J. Flanagan. Price Key, George L. Thomas, and
Jesse Howard.
WILLlAMSBURG-Hc on the 3D. of Sep
tcmbcr-Dr. Robert VI. Garrett in lhe Chair, and
Mr. parkes Slater. Secretary. \ resolution was
adopted, (and Mr.. Tyler's friends composed by
far The larger portion Of this meeting approving
of POI, and Dallas, ard pledsns themselves 10
their support The following gentlemen were
appointed Delegates 10 the charlottesville Con
vention. viz: Robert Atmi>cad. Iemue J. Bow
den. Benjamin f. Garrett, John King Alher &.
Sourhall. William 5. Peachy and Parhe> slater
/ Ahy,qoies, ThoS. H. Bayly, Richard Cooke. IT,,
aud William F. nitchie. Crhc detailed Proceed
Z -. \
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Sep. &
Tn GENri.:AlEN

- X. WHITE A. 90. have commenced, on mos"
1 extensive scIr than ever hc.o-, il- mannfariH"
of Boots and Shoes for gentlemen. They have secured
the of oi ii. best cutters IN the count,
aud have employed rom" of The best workm.n 10 bee
found. Their materials canned he rIoeiied, being the
best that coud be procured America They PIE
pared therefore, Ia execute WORK In the neaies', beet
and most fashionable manner; and feel justified
sortim. that they VIII pleas. ali wo may favtr tlrEi
wi n il-r patronage, Ia and rsc5y other
tia. Gentlemen aIe invited 10 give them lral, and
they assured that they l be- served al The shortct
nniirp.
They also manufacture very extensively Ladies,
Misses Boys and Servants Shoes, of ever description
Fits and wmk nan-lI warranted in a casr-and prIces
will be made !ow pessibly hr aifIded.
+. X. WHITE & CO.
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ri their capital, their ingenuity and Their enter
rrzc in Federal acceptalion' II means COVER ,
,r~, POWER exerted 10 favor individuals Or class
=; in o,her worlS, MONOPOLY, INJUSTICE, ofrR''S-
SION.
3. Tur PROJECTED GoyEuNMENr MtNtFA'T on
~ CLASS or CONSUMERS, A brilliant ia'a
casting into dim eclipse" the brightest ccnccp
lions of Sancho Tor his Kingdom OF Barrl'arla.
How long will require our Federal Dncalons
10 accomplish this wonderful creation! whal i
IA become, I'D interim, of the Impoverished pro-
,ucer ship owner and importer; anu where III
il, charter is found, the power OF onr Govern
ncnt 10 direc, and coerce the private business OF
ir.cmcnl
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NJ ,yfyTtEEA

Married, on "Wednesday +vrhin- the 2-ih Of Augn't'
1874 al Oia Oaks Va, by The Rev. 1honas r. Los Sc,
Mr.. joins 4. BAr>r, Ia Mis- Ans d. hktf"H h"hen.ei
Of Cart Thomas kceton Ill of Lnnenbure cc"a!, va.
D.pa,t,d This he in Hanover county, on SATURDAY
ih- 81 August lsii, SIS Ass Asbkt'o>, IN "a" ''i'
YEAR Il her age ,lfs. A. profrssed Religion shout
teen ,rais age and from The manner o her DEATH ''
ore Tan douh, her happiness. She died without st'us
gle or a groaG.
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Extract Of n litter from

I1AI NK'T ~ !" I|Ht7 F7VW
"CoLraBl., Fluvanna Co, Aug -.
81 came here to-day merely as a Spectator, as
it is the dav sci apart for the Wing Festival oithc
countics of Fluranua, Goochland and Cumter-
lani; and, to my grca, surprise, can only give
the Wings present one hundred from The above
three counties; it is true counting ladies, negroes
children, and Democratic spectators, il mar
amount in all to about 250-and is 4 complete
failure on the part o. Wing Orators. Mr.. b.
Henry Magruder is present, and now before his
small audience but, having heard him so often,
very little attention is paid him. His brother,
Col. James Magrudcr, acknowledges that there
is no consistency whatever with political parties
al this day. therefore, coniessng it on the par, of
the Wings, &c"
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Chairman Dem. Vigi. Commit

The following gentlemen compose the Com
mtce: Charles II. Hide, Thomas Richie, Ben
lamn A. Jacobs, Larkcn w. Ga2ebrook, Dan
iel S. Mccarthy, Alexander Grant, j.. Allen
NJ Lyon. Moses Lipscomb, William Burke
Or. W. Patrick H. Starkc, Robert CT Scott j.
Daniel p. johnson, beverly T. Wells Bcnla,
min w Tolty, Vincent Bargamin Eobcl; r
Wicker, CHARLES Workman, William Fl. Allen
Jacob Myers George T.. Saddler, Thomas Fit
chic, Jr, George l.. Betty, lohn A. Lacy, William
Freeman, Bernard O'Neil, Thomas l.. Bcaz.Y,
Richard @. lIa>kins Thomas pcmbcuon, Mi.
cajah Mangnm, Robert l.. Wisc>woilil, Peter
" Daniel, Jr, Alexander Nou, William Gray
and William Wallace
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Francis r. SKUNK NOMINATED ron COVER
Nor BY AccLAMArIoN.-We hasten 10 spread be-
fore The people OF Pennsylvania the deliberations
the Democratic State Convention, held in this
place today, for the nomination OF a candidate
Tor Governor, 10 supply The place OF The lamented
Mnhlenberg.-[ Harrisburg Union, SEPT. 2.
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KING WILLIAM coI-IT,.

The Democrats OF this county will hold Il
Mass Meeting al AIangohick Church The third
Saturday in October The Democrats of the
adjoining counties are respectfully invited 10 at
tend. Messrs Ro c. Scott and John B. Young
have already promised 10 attend, and many other
DISTINGUISHED speakers are expeolcd.
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To THE EXCHANGE To-moRRow NrG'rr DE
mocraiSl BE prompt III The meeting olhc Demo
cratic Association Of the City Of Richmond, 10
morrow (Saluriay) night, at The Concert Room
OF the Exchange Hotel at o'clock. MANI dis
tinsuishcd Democrats, from di!lrrcn, parts Of the
State are expected In address the Association
Democrats in every section of the f'aipa are I'll
work aaiLQnilN We mus mol I've in The rear
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PENNSYLVANIA AND NEW YORK.
EyTRAcr of a letter from m intelligent IfanLier,
dnied Carlisle Pa, Sept. 2, 1914.
II am thus far on my second passage through
this great State which well deserves the cogno-
men of the "kcv Stone" | am travelling by a
different route from the first, and the impressions
I have received of the certainty that the vote OF
Pennsylvania will he cast for Polk and Dallas,
are so cheering 10 my own feelings. that cannot
torbear communicating them 10 you. have con-
vcrsed with some OF the most distinguished mch
in the State, who speak in the most confident
Terms Of the result They say, that the leading
men al The Democratic Party, who, IN lSlo,
would give no opinion as 10 The result. OF q doaD-
lul one. por speak ont in the most unequivocal
terms. their certain conviction OF the success oil
the Democratic ticket, and that very large Por-
ton of the Democrats who voted for Harrison
will now vote for Polk This is the opinion Of
the cool-headed and rejecting men OF our own
party-and have met with one or two candid
Wings, who admit that we shall carry the State,
but hv a small majority. The Convention meets
az Harrisburg to-day, ostensihly TO nominate
candidate for Governor, in place OF Muhen-
burg but in reality, only 10 register The nonina-
ton of Skunk, already made by aecamaiion OF
the people and the press.
''From New York, | learn BY gentleman who
is native. of the Western part of the State, and
who has laely travelled trough it in its whole
extent, that the Democrats will cross Cayuga
Lake with majority of 10000 votes, and be
met there BY majority OF half that nnmbtr-leav-
inc them clear majority in the State OF $4,000.
! rely greatly on the statements and opinions oil
Tins gentleman, because they are not characterized
By any of the warmth and zeal of 4 heated par
tizan
Il am also well assured, upon unquestonable
authority, that his opinion is the opinion OF Mr..
Van Buren, and Mi. Wright, and that whatever
their opponents may say 10 the contrary, it is
their arlent wish it may he 50. From all can
learn have no doub, that nine-'en,hs Of the De-
mocras in this State and New York, who voted
for Harrison will now vote for Polk and Dallas"
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sept.


AW ND1ICE.-RORERT e. NICHOLAS ha- as
- soriatcd his brother. WILSON y. AiCioL ".
with hii IN tir practice of Law aud business contd'd
10 either VII with prompt attention Trey! o "n-
of them VIII regularly attend 81 ii- Courts held ~ iS
city, including tin Federal Count aud Court III Srr.>.
1h-ir Giicr 81 the corner nf NJ r.ha'I and ilth
Streets ahnlnir. tie residence al H. e. Nicholas, and III
the immediate vicinity at the CITY Hall
y. g. Wilson IS. Nicholas viii also attend the Courts
Of the adj accent counties.
>.,t Il ag-it
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CnLrMRrs. Ohio. Ann 20

GENERAL CAss passed through this city on yes
terday on his way home from the great FIFTY
THOUSAND Mass Convention at Nashville
He was in The finest spirits. ard speaks Of the
election of Polk and Dallas as a thing settled
He will return 10 Ohio 10 fill the appointments as
published in our paper.
GREAT Mass MEETING At DAyToN-Thc Day
ion Coon Di>scctor says, that there were from 10
to $4,000 people at the great mass meeting al
that place ON Wednesday last, 10 meet Gen
Cass on his way from Nashville. The General
made one OF his ablcst speeches, followed Ivy Mr..
Weller in an effort of unusual powcr.--Tt was
a glorious day Tor the Democracy of The Miami
yalley.-G Ohio !SiatcSmaa.