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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

=, 90 The PENNSYLVANIA papers announce he death Of
Henry A. Mn 'ltnhnrg. Esq the candidate Of the Iocof-
CO party in Pennsy vanI for The off e Of Governor lie
died at his residence, in Reading. the tn nsi Mr.
M had been Minister 10 Austria, and previously men,
Der Of Congress
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

o. We hope none Of readers will fail 10 peruss
Mr. Ben'"'s speech. recently delivered in Missouri On
the Texas question. II IS full VI interest, -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

Gt- Neare compelled TO defer ''p,siing the books"
until our nexl-though we have sumo very interesting
cases to record.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

o. II is rumored that Col X. NJ. johnson (uld To-
cnmseh) voted for the Wing candidates at the late g
lection in Kentucky. We doubt il,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

% Sas Wright declines being candidate fr the
Office OF Governor OF New York, in decisive and per
empiory terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19
POSIpONFAfENT

The above sale. which was to ha ve taken Mace on III,
lh Monday III July, is postponed MI the All Monday il
August next. NATHAN LOFFTIrS
Lovingston. July % ,26A
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-19

'raham.s present majority 1920
FIVE conntes remain 10 be heard from, which
1912, gave Wing majority of 253.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Less than Owsley,
454

Less than Owsley, 454
Butler (dem.) for Governor received 49,9OS
votes 5,275 less than Owsley, & 1921 less Dixon.
1t is admitted that Diron run the strength Of the
whig party, yet he received 454 votes less than
Orstey--and his vote over Buffers wns only
4,s2l, then why infer that the whig majority is
more than 5,275 the majority Of tie whig can
d'date who received the largest number Of votes.
In the election of Gov. lO5, l9l votes were poll.
ed; for Lieut.. Governor only 96,72S. S.463 votes
less ;han were poIled for Governor. If Opsley
was so unpopular in the whig party, why did mol
some of the S,463 voters who would not vote for
Pitcher the democratic candidate vo,e for Diron
the ~hg! If any of them had been wings, they
certainly would have voted for their popular whig
candidate. Ows!ey's was the largest whig vote
and therefore is the test of the whg strength.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
GEN. BYRD's APPOINTMENTS.

- Van Buren,, Friday August 80, at II o'cl'k, NJ.
Lees Creek, Crawford co. ut the usual place
Of holding elections, Saturday August, 80, at II
o'clock, NJ.
Illinois Township, Washington county, at the
usual place of holding elections, Tuesday Sep
tember 3, at II O'Clock. NJ.
Mountain township, Washington county, at the
usual place of holding elections, Wednesday
Septembar 4, at II o'clock, NJ.
Fayetteville, Thursday September 5, at II
clock, NJ.
BentouviIIe, Benton CO. Friday September 6, at
- o'Iock, NJ.
Baties' Prairie, Benton co, Saturday September
To IL o'clock, NJ.
Daniel Vaughan's, Madison county, Monday
September f, at IL CLOCK NJ.
John c. Somers', Madison county, Tuesday Sep
,ember 10, at IL o'lock, NJ.
Francis Dunn's, Madison county, Wednesday
September IL, a! IL o'clock, NJ.
Huntsville. Thursday September IL, at - O..
clock, M.
Kings River township, Madison county, at the
usual place of holding elections, Friday Septem.
ber Is, at II o'Iock, NJ
Prairie township, Carroll county, the usuo
place Of holding elections, Saturday Se,ember Il
at IL o'clock, NJ.
Carroon. Monday Sept. Is, at - o'clock, NJ
VIM. Reler's, Crooked Creek, Carroll county
Tuesday September II, at IL O'Clock, M.
james Magness'. Crooked Creek Marion coun
~. Wednesday Sept. Is, at II o'clock, NJ.
At White River. Marion county, where tn
road leading from YelIviIle to Major VOLTS
crosses that river, Thursday September 10, at l:
o'clock, NJ.
Maj. Jacob VOLTS, on White river, lizard CO
Friday, September 20, at l2 o'cIock,M NJ.
Rich Woods, P. o. lizard county, Saturday
September 81.
NoTE.--Doctor Gibson and Gen. Drew are re
spectfully invited to attend. At all the place
designated above, Gen. Byrd will be prompt TO al
tend, unless prevented by high water, or some otf
er unavoidable accident.
. Van Buren,, Aug. 23-29.-4t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
SWEET HONE, Sept. 7, 1914.

Dear Sir:-Gen. Byrd passed through our
county and made his speeches. have not heard
from all the Townships that he had appointments
IN, or how the people turned out TO hear him. II
the other townships "made the Same shows tha,
Cane Hill and Illinois did. then indeed he must
have = felt paid for his troube''
AT Cane Hin. nineteen wings and four demo.
Gratis were all that attended on him.
AT Illinois Township, the next dav, there
were sir out TO hear him, three of the six were
candidates, who went thuher. in hopes of meetin q
some OF the sovoreigns. Two went to hear the
Gtneroi present his claims TO the '.Go1b.e. na,ral
chnlr,' the other was passing by and was request.
ed to stop and hear him.
was at Cane Hill yesterday. to hear Col. Ash
ley, who spoke to about sixty hearers. His argu.
ment was excellent, particularly on .annexa.ion,' y
and proved concusrely that MIR. CIay's notions
on that subIec, were dangerous. The Coons, the
while, hung down their heads and took their skin.
nlnS like patient animals. | heard one say tha,
he would rather lose two such countries as Texas
than to give up Clay. My gracious, thought |
reckon you and such wings as you, would ha "a re
seat in Heaven for Clay.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
HUNTSVILLE, ARK, Sept. 10, 1914

Dear Sir The cause of Polk, Dallas, Yell
and Drew Is flourshing. in this county. Yell will
get ma ajority of tpo hundred. and if the Gazette
will continue to class him with vile unerfeiters
we will raise 1t TO three hundreA. The whir pa.
pers have labored well in the promotion of Yel's
election. Go it, ye Frontier Whig." After
the election, when the whig candidates count their
ga'ns' they will appreciate the advantage which
you have been o them, | weeD
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Warning to Tobacco CAerers.--The ST. LOUIS
Era tells about chap who fell asleep with oud
o. "aryand's bes. Cavendish in his mouth He
soon began to dream. and imagined himself at an
oyster supper, and swallowed the tobacco. Ia a
lew minutes no fell into convulsions, and diod in
worry short time. What a ehaw. 'i'
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
GOV. YELL's APPOINTMENTS.

At Fleming's mill, Franklin county, Monday
September 23d.
Jack Willis, Frog Bayou, Crawford county
Tuesday. 24th do.
Oliver Springs, Crawford co., Wednesday, 25th
Cove Creek, Washington CO., Thursday, 26th
Sulphur Springs. Mountain T.. Friday, 9th.
West Prong. White river. Saturday 2Sth.
Tho's Smiths, Monday, Both.
Danr Vuughn's, Thursday, October ls'.
Illinois Township, Wednesday. ID.
Cane Hill Township. Thursday. Sd.
Vineyard Township, Friday, 4Ih.
Natural Dam, Crawford CO. Saturday, 5th.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
A correspondent writes US as follows
FoRT WAsBlrA. August n Is

roRr " AsHIrA, August 81, 1874.
The inhabitants on the South side of Red river
are all in cxcitement-every man is anxiously '
waiting the ''calI to arms" Horses and mules
such as ore fit to stand an arduous campaign, are
great demand. Nothing is spoken of but the
anticipated invasion. E,ery man is des;rons ~
meet the enemy, aud all feel pleased to think thai
inc time is fas. approaching, when they will have
an oPortunity to try their trusty rifles on the
ranks Of Mexican myrmidoms.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

or We refer our readers to Capt. E. B. Alex.
snder's advertisement for Corn and Oats, to be de.
livercd at Fort Smith. We will add that tht
time Of delivery will! be stated in the contract.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
IL r HO s E e,
aRuren. Ark,

Undersigned respectfully begs leave
I'm the ira Yelling public that he mas
saired and refitted his house, and is
Snared to accommodate them n the
manuer-his table shall be inrn'sneI
e,cies that the market affords i; ano
Sted attention, added to wish u
Iisfaction to all who may favor Mn
Sge. a;,oss ot.all time
lat,end to boarders. ,;o,
t.hs house is a large and commod'ou
HI at all times be well suPP'leru, N
and we'll attended to by careiu' d"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

;pned Afray in NashpiHe.-The Nashville Gazette.
i've M of the l5th says After the crowd had returned
q Nseneraly, from the camp, yesterday evening. nm
heroE afffay took place between Major Robert b. Tur-
CA "-,e and Saausl Casey Both were shot-Casey
,,ysE IN .h' s>aomen, supposed mortay. and Turner
.rst 10 me s'dangeressly. We know not Tho
sari particulars.
n-,, .o,o-,od :, ,Ss-177 -
TIE intended Sv the eneiss sehS Nation % that
- W. s. Cooley, 10 meet them their route HON,
: lid and take personal vengeance them. The no
ume censeOrous "Work," is Of the individuals EN-
ployed to carry out these murderous designs
how true this report mav be, cannot say, bu
we have been requested 10 make it public.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

.'But the wings have noby carried Kentucky,
Indiana. North Ca rolina. In Kentucky, Owsley' s
majority is 4SOO-Owsley running some u or
1000 behind the whg strength. Dixon. (whig),
Frontier Whig.
my eyes" read the above and hear tho argu.
ment. "Owsley running some g or 1000 behind
the whg strength" because Dixon (whig) is elect
ed Lieut.. Governor. by near $4,000.
An attempt is here made to establish the whis
majority at l., 600 otes. The Frankfort Com
monweaIth publishes the following as the state OF
the vote for Governor and Lieut.. Governor. and
the whig papers, the louisville Journal" and the
"Mill Boy" endorse the statement:
Orsiey. Butler. Diron. Pitcher.
Offic al vote 52,oIO 46,269 53.i54 40.s46
Unofficial vote, sos 1885 Isis l,l53
Reported major ! sos e354 Ea
ties for Governor
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

IS having permanently IocaIeu
smith, respectfully tenders his
the citizens of the town ha
n the practice of Medicine, sur
in ali their various branches. =.
teen years practice anc a s.ror.
q merit a share of public patron
one door West of Marchana
directly opposite the Fort.
II. ISI3--42
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

The eccentric, but sagacious John Neal, says,
that he never knew man to fly into n passion
Immediately after putting on clean shirt Ga=.
Except when he can't find his trowsers!-Re
reiWe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

GT The editor Of the St. Louis Republican,
speaks very com Elementary Of the ladies of Ten
nessee. We concur with him, that State can
boast of flirer more beautiful women than Ten
nessee ; but we deny that they are all whigs--and
further, we believe that they all in favor of
" annexation"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

eJThe- phig, Gov. Graham, of North Carroll
na, voted in Congress, against the present Tariff
and ia in favor of the annexation of Texas.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

W." Capt. Unanimous and "BiIl Scissors
will be, found on our first page.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

The suffering Poor:--The Pennsylvania says
the whg yarn that Mr.. Polk voted against the re
lief of the suffering poor in the district of Colum.
ba has burstcd. He voted in favor of members
giving out Of their eigM dollars per day. instead
Of Lhe peoples moneY.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

GIL Romeyn Broadhead, ESQ.,, the Agent for
New York, to transcr ribe the Colonial History oi
that State, has returned from Europe.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
he e-Annerafi ion.-Tho following Postscript was

he he-Annera'ion.-Tho following Postscript was
received, by one of our citizens shor, time since
FORT BoGGY, Texas, July u, 1914.
I. 5. Santa Anna has officially informed the
Government OF Texas, that he will invade the
country this fall, with force sufficient to recon.
quert. don believe il; but we will see
we VIII give them the best fight we have, should
thcy come, and If am no, much mis,ak zen. we
will come out successful.
II the United States wishes Texas to be annex.
ed' they had as we'll take this fight off of our
hands. II the Texans have. single handed, to
whip the Mexicans. yau may bid foreceH to anner.
alton, you will not find a Texan who would be in
tavor OF the measure Then let all your annexa-
ton papers call upon Mr.. Ty Ter to send his army
here to fight the good fight
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

James Gefys, Esq, Past Grand Sire Of the
Independent Order of Odd Fellows of the United
States, died at Georgetown, d. c., on the 18th
inst.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Now let see how this statement will bear out
the Inference that the wing majority is 1900
votes.
Owsley (whg) for Governor reed 55, ls3 Total.
Dixon (..) Lut. 54,729 "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

0JThe democrat of Massachusetts havo nom
mated George Bancroft, of Boston, their can.
didate for Governor, and Henry II. Child,. for
Lieutenant Governor.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
tes of Boards

ring, per montn WI WI ~, G,cs I6 90 Double Small
,inS. per month, without hres' 10 10 40
s,h Pe,tiftfrieu tner oarI admirably, and
elected from delighted asience, long and re-
peated bursts Of applause.
We are requested IN the nae of the Thesp
ans of this place, to express theisenso of the OBJ
legations under which they have Pied the socie.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

0S-Col. William l.. Stone, editor of the New
Y ork Commercial Advertiser, expired on Thurs.
day at Saratoga Springs.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Somebody. who has Dutch sweetheart, thus
dscourseth of her charms

Vermonl.-lhe State elections were held in
this State on the Sd inst. Time sufficient has
"o' elapsed TO bring US returns, to which we look
with curiosity, and pleasing anticipation.
This is the "Banner State'' of abolition;sr, !, nd
wh'ggery. In 1910 the Harrison majority VA.
i4'4iS' but there is gallant phalanx of demo.
Gratis who were not dismayed at their late def.,,
in that State, who has rallied and are maxim, nm.
usual exertions this canvass to redee IN their S,,,.
The opposition have beeaequaIIy active. Thew
no We combined the clements of abotionsm md
whiggery in the same cause, and are led on hv
the distinguished Wing and no less distinguished
Aoo'Itlon'st Genl Slade, who they have nominal.
cd for Governor. The democrats are led on bv
Danl. Kellogg, ESQ.,, the tried and true democ m,
who fought SO manfuliy in 1910 and who when
met by defeat in every quarter, never threw down
his arms but still remained democrat to fight the
oo'tle DER IN ls44. If we do not expect to gain
sne State, we expect 10 hear of Considerable en;,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

oA venerable Snake.-A man
named Adam Hoffman. killed a !
which had been seen by the citizens IN
hood, several years II is said his y
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Mr.. Tyler WHhdraDn.-A meeting was held
n Philadelphia on the 18th, when letter was
read from President Tyler, communicating the
fact that he desires his friends and supporters to
withdraw his name from the list of candidates foI
The Presidential chair in 1874.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

A singular shot.--The gamokeep
,,,ond cps,le shot wild duck in a CO
a a tree upon the Drum"ond estate
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Z" Henry Clay ncas defeated in The FIRST torcn
in whicA he landed in North Carolina, uchere tn
Uhig ladies kissed him
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Cr" Grey Billy" will appear in our next.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

| w In our advertising CoiunnS WIN 10 oo0" -
business card of John G. Pratt 4 Co.. New @
leans. The extensive acquaintance that one
these gentlemen has with Arkansas and its bu
ness, commend them as peculiarly fitted for t
commission business of Arkansas merchants.
They promise to pay personal and strict attentl
to the business entrusted to them, and from o
long acquaintance with the senior member of
firm, we can safely endorse their promises.
GrOur friends in the neighboring counties I"
please send US at the earliest convenient nome
the returns of the elections, Distinguishing TIN
litcal character of the candidates. B'Aders
means, we will be enabled to furnish
with complete returns at an early Abper De.
Il Murder in the Choctauc NMrderd on FRI
wore, citizen of Missouri, ,ctaw sa''on' TWO
day, the 9Th inst, in thk. Eyaences OF Inc
miles east of Gaines cred by. 'ea'ns,er IN the
murder were first &;nd two discharged soldiers
employ of Mr.. Rs given some travellers and
and informatispt to ,b place on the next morn
Indians. va the boz about fifty yards from the
ing "asd 1"H"oot ykilIed by stroke on the FORE
,cs rOaSe Saeceaset swf wf Of wood.
|oo wye we was minister of the gospel, up
Mr. # - years old, and was on his return from
wars here he had been to examine the country
a ,see his friends--h had about $3.50 with him
+ time Of the murderers. but such was the haste
the murderers that they did not secure it all, as
80 was found in small bag tied under his arm.
ndidate for Governor, shows that he has taken
9 field, and intends to carry on the war with
emptiness and vigor Such is the purity of this
'ntlemans private character, that even the
North Arkansas" whose editors knowing in what
innate it is held by his neighoors, stands aoof,
ON the joint and rabid attack Of the whig press
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

0Arwo clip tho following from n whip news
paper
- In 40 the lokies swore it was wrong
For the Wings T.. sing a honest song;
But now they hook songs and tunes.
And next, we expect, they II takr our coons "
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

0FThe @ Frontier Whig' says we, re bank.
rupt; and we assure patrons that in IL delicate
alIusion to our priraie Affairs, big Mn,'' has
lied. although he has approached nearer the
truth than is his usual wont. If those who, ire
indebted to us will settle up, our affairs wihe
far from the unfortunate condition to which tn
Frontier Wing so eAultingIy refers. Our cred
tors are very lsnient, none of whom yet suppose
we are ' bankrupt;" but they expect to be paid
and we expec, those who indebted to us for sub
scrip,ion, advertising, and job printing to pay US
to enable us to meet our obligations, which W
contracted in good faith. Many Of our account
are made out and have been forwarded to ou
Agents we hope this appeal will not be in vain
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

tho Vice Presidency Of Texas, died at GA ior
last month. W.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Wig gains.--The Rochester Democrat claims
whig gainsi in lloyd and Sunderland counties, In.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Called Oui.-The bet Of $500
Polk will not receive tho electoral
nessee, offered in the ln'eil'geneor
has been taken by man who hao
him.--Globc.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

OF Our readers are referred TO Mr.. w. B.
Heard's card ITO the public,'' which will be found
in our paper to-day.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Steamboat Building at Cincinnati..-A state
ment in the Cincinnati Gazette Of the number of
steamboats, built at that place, since the beginning
Of the present year, show that number is serenteen
The size, by cus!omhousc measurement, of The total
capacity is 3742 tons.-The total cost is 1896 500.
and the average cost per ton is $632O; Several
boats have been launched at Cicnnati this year
that are not included in the preceding number,
and there is considerable number of others on
the stocks.-Pic.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

What say the CoOn's to fhis.G" i
ton from Bath, New York. to tho &C =,
there were SIX NEGROES with Y
their coats, carrying a flas, inscribe
and Freedom" Another evidence
coalition with the Aboli.ionIsls.
fineI.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
A man by the name of Wormley B. F. Carter,

A man by the name Of Wormey B. F. Carter.
was arrested here on Doth ult., by J. FIrzuuGH,
ESQ.,, and was taken on board the steamer Lancas-
ter, which left here yesterday for tho Ohio river
to be conveyed to Ohio county, Kentucky, to,be
tried for the most brutal and fendish acts that
can be found in the catalogue of crime. He is
charged with the murder of an orphan girl six or
seven years Of age, named MARTHA JANE DAVIS,
who died on the 18th of July last. caused by his
inhuman Treatment. After her death, ho caus ed
her to be hastily buried but some suspicion being
excited, Coroner was sent for, and before his
arrival the guilty man had fled. The body of tho
child was found shockingly bruised and burned.
From the testimony of u little girl older than
herself, before the Coroner. it appeared that the
monster had taken her up on ono occasion; and sat
her on the fire, and from post mortem examina-
tion, it was found that a greater outrage had been
committed: the fear of her divulging, which, it is
supposed, led him to treat her so cruelty. The
child was bound blythe court to him, and he COM
PEELED her to follow him wherever he went, and
never allowed her to go out of his sight.
Carter is nbout 81 years of age, has young
wife in Ohio county and is said to have left wife
and four children in Shelby county Ky. He wrote
to his wife from Memphis, whittier he had fed, TO
meet him here. which led to his arrest.
( ISL Louis RsreiVe,
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

Francis X. Skunk, Esq.-This gentleman is
spoken Of rs suitable person for candidate 70,
Governor of Pennsylvania, on the democratic
ticket, in the place of Mr.. MuhIenburg, deceased
Latest Election Neus.--The ST. Louis ReveIle
says that paper printed Smyrna, Greece, of the
9th of April, contains the following importan,
intelligence from the United States:
The Presidential election is decided. Mr.
Van Buren has carried it. He received 81 votes
Mr.. johnson 80. and Mr.. Cass l. Colonel ohm.
son has been raised to the Vice Presidency"
An odd Adrertisemenl.--The following ad.
vertIsement appeared in one of the New Orleans
papers:
NoTIcE.-l hereby announce TO my friends and
patrons. that my wife has presented me with a
healthy boy. and that continue my tailoring bu.
s'ness at No 30 Magazine street. To which
respectfully solicit public patronage.
S. NJ. BOON.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
Total
1880

Total, 55.I-3 49,9OS 54,729 1893
1895 4l.999
5,275 1880
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14

There are no such counties in lndiana. The
wings are welcome to all such " gains.''
Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-09-14
DEATH oFM. vA-7
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Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-02-08

A new Convention. ..There can -"
be but little doubt of the existence OF ue'
termination on the part Of the antl-Van bu-
renites Of the Locofoco sect, to get up
new convention, to save that falling con-
Germ from utter disgrace. Mr. CALnoun.s
letter, renouncing the convention at Balti-
more, and all its works, will soon be re-
ceiyed Whatever doubts may have been
entertained of its existence, are, in a great
measure, dissipated, by a letter published
in the Richmond Enquirer, from a cores
pendent at Washington, who says he has
seen the letter. Another demonstration
from New York is equally significant, and
points to new convention. The New
York evening Post--tbe organ Of Free Trade
in that quarter-contains an address of the
Calhoun General Committee, in which they
declare their dissent from the principles on
which the delegates have been elected
from the several States, as we'll as to the
general maxims of party policy put forth
by the Van Buren, convention at Syracuse.
They also refuse to be governed by the de-
cision which may be MAJ de by the Baltimore
Conventions: and propose convention of
the disaffected at Philadelphia on the fourth
day of July next. then and there to nomi-
nate candidates for President and Vice
President.-Mo. Repub.
The vote upon Mr. HENsuAw's nomina-
ton stood eight for, forty against, the con-
firmation.