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PAINTING,
Broadway The Exhibition entirely separate from the
Concert Room.
Open from 10 \. M. TO 4P. M.
Admission q d22 Imnc
SECOND PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION
syMPATHIsE WITH
FATHER MATHEW.
SECOND MEETING OF the Erie ds OF Temperance and
"A lis successful advocate the Rev. Theohaid Mathew
will beheld at National Hail. Canal street, Monday evening,
23d where contributions favor Of qudatng the debts
incurred by him in his will be received and publicly
,know lodged by the Commute
John b. Cough ESQ., and several other distinguished friends
Of temperance and Ireland, will address the meeting
Admission free. BY oIder of the Committee
nj. r. O'CONNOR, Chairman.
ALEX. MING. Jr. Spc'y. d2l stsrc
MUslC-Mr DuMsOAf, Professor OF Music, No. 55
1H tystie street above Wake will the residence Of
his pupils and tea Ton moderate tems) the GIar and
81 ging, Accordion Vio Ir mb9ne AID Corn Music
harmon ard ARRANGED for bauds aud for correctly
tuned sasfscoy references application d2l I'm m
.Nsax MEKRY CHtISTMAs BAN al the Northern
EHAS Exchange Beecker street t-Mr PARKER wishes TO
xS his M nds and the public that he nfeuds
SI1 giving Grand Ball ON TUESDAY, Et ENING, the
Gath ms which occasion vii, be brought forward
the Polka, and great variety Of other Fancy DANES
I'll kets for admss 81, for gentleman and his ladies'
Dancing commence o'clock and to continue until late
hour.
Mr. p wishes give notice that he iaiends giving Grand
Ball New Years Night, National Hail. Canal street.
d23 2tsrc
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ONLY ONE DOLLAR INCLUDING CASE OR FRAME.
tAFAYETTE BAZAAR,
I4O Broadway, corner OF Liberty.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR DAGUERREOTYPE
PORTRAITS.
MRS H. SHANKLANp, Daguerrean Ar ist, respectfully
ltl informs the ladies and that she will take the
beat style Of Dagueeoype including ne frame for
dosr, as good as any,
30 certify what she advances d2O 2w.rc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30
1me Inst Rerele,.pn If nc Oraele

The last letter from II. Clay on the Tariff, is
dated on the ooh June, addressed 10 Mr.. Cope, OF
piusburg-in which he declares: Il have every
where maintained tina, in adjusting Tariff for
revenue determinations ought 10 be made for
Protection: THAT THE TARIFF OF 1912 HAS ORE
Rated MOST BENErlcIALr.Y, and that AM UT
TERLY OPPOSED TO IT'S REPEA l.
These opinions were announced by me al public
meetings in Alabama, Georgia, Charleston in
South Carolina, North Carolina, and in Virgil
MIA" The Coon Presses claim 10 put him al Is
sue with Mr. Polk, on this ground who declares
in a letter 10 the citizens Of Tennessee Of May,
1913 ,hat"I am opposed 10 the Tariff Act OF the
last Congress" We admit the issue and vii! bat
lie on this ground for Polk against Clay. What
man, who is a friend Of The Compromised jus
tice-of equalzing the burthens, as we'll as the
benefits Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the bull
thens even upon the rich as vel! as the poor-oi
reducing the duties VARYING (hy The PRINCIPLES OF
minimum and speeifc duies) from 40 10 $50 per
cent, to the economical standard oil expenditures
can supper, this bill of abominations-,his otioLs
bill of 1872?
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We haze read with grca. attention, The essay
B, -LeraiUsn and the remarks O! the hooking
lam Rc,is;er," OF the 9th. We have to reply,
~ .!- same ingenious spirit; Isl. that the Repup-
c.a Central Committee have no authority 10
.:,arce,ie the Charlottesville Convention-2liyr
2, Il! ihsy had the power, they would not exercise
l. t-,ause the Charlottesville Convention OF lolo
.:-puted essentially TO save the State al that time
nd the Convention OF 1874 will promote The
,saa Notwithstanding in .mnlcii>" mass oil
.rnents al once through the Stately BRING
-s mr. brethren from all parts Of the State toSe-
+, With all the lights which they could lmpar
ami s,n.lins up new enthusiasm in every part
~ ,ha Commonwealth. The approaching Con-
ysr.y2 will he fuller more animated than that oil
$50 AMI will excite an irresistible enthusiasm III
al. directions. There are points, loo, deeply AFFECT
Oh. 3gr common interests, especially on Inc IiSh
j.. Mirage. upon which we ought TO commune To-
,.tier Tie Wkig Central Committee have con-
mite s:eat bunder in supcrseding their own
Sac C0nvention-and let us not initiate their
.,aau'.. "LcgaitiS'' prefers ataSS meetings. Lei
i a4rr ho,h. The more meetings, the better
l-Q>. We would recommend, lst, mass meet
1.s in the several coua.ieS-such as tner are
,..,ne M in Brunswick, Isle of Wight, Nan
,moni. EanQuer, Taylor, Halifax, Marshall,
g.. TO be held in the month OF August
H. the charlottesville Convention on The ION
>-pemb.r-o he followed up, in the 3rd
race' bv the District mass meetings. Let us
lien have the fullest, ablest, most enthusiastic
Invention, from all parts of the State, which We
40 possibly bring together. 1t is an essential
nah Of the machinery by which we hope 10 give
he Enemy most tremendous defeat, from which
vii! be unable TO recover for years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

Amid the Rams Horns OF HowaMs Grove we
III scarcely expect 10 escape some anlmadver-
=" anJ abnse Mr.. John Minor Bots, who
las \, nothing 10 head his adversary, charS-
~. with being Disunionist at heart. The
,.one1 arrow sped harmieSs!y in the air. The
,.,,(1 has never had iirmcr friend Than our
we. When we insist upon opening the door 10
.aaaa,ions ana petitions OF the abolltioniSts-
-; Tn;ic with John c. Adams in his votes against
H.. >o,tb then indeed, there might be some color
n me iulpu'ition ,,.,-.
IN. whal are we 10 think Of Mr.. Thos. Miller OF
p,,ys3tan. who succeeded Mr.. Bots, and ushered
!, Mr. Riyes? What are we To think OF that wa
IN, memory. or that weak invention, which iirsl
.-,>>ly misrepreSents the remarks OF poor spar
.lw abou, ourselves, and then insldiousiy anu IL
te.aliy insinuates, that they may be the
ne opponents OF our political character! The
marks of MIR. 5. originally applied TO ouI
e. The idle retailer from Powhatan twists
sm rom their purpose, and applies tneu'
Our wotircs. With all the iorlearance which
attempt 10 practice towards our ro!ilicai oppo-
.sn's We shoald scarcely have invited Mr. ) AGAIN
.r our employment and administered The last Of
IS 10 the diving and the dead-li ne mad u>eti
anguase which T. NJ. attributes 10 HIM;
"a wen upon our own alledged authority. IL
src> Inc tor!orn condition Of the Coons, ana thelr
,,,,r e,i,ution OF all effective talent when they
nv" '' thus compelled 10 drag this ,mbccle politician
=, the orators stand to entertain them with the last
je. :, of his waning faculties. Aswell might they
hare cone a. once upon the highways, ami swept
u3 the lame, The halt and the blind Al no time
= his ile possessed Of any vigor OF mind, or in
l.oeaience OF principle he has, been forever
4 tban-eling, without dignity; chameleon, pro-
.yrsia Tor his ridiculous versatility OF character
r;r>t veueralist ,aen Republican, then M
-.5riiv maa-a SECOND time Republican, and then
>,conl time 4 Feieralist He is now likely
ode N the faith. with which he commenced his
a-,er. But one would think that lie was the very
Isl man IN Virginia who should !iberaliy' criii-
- he poticS o.: others or bring his own into
Will, discussion. Bu; pass on-pass on we
7pmi>sera,e the man who has the folly 10 ann
.Sv without inc power TO strike Ii IS indeed,
.,e teeh!e hand OF Priam-the telam ta'bellc sane
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

District Conrc'tion for his Congressional District
Messrs Editors: was truly gratifed 70 see in
your last paper notice calling the attention OF
the Democrats OF this Congressional District to
holding Mass Convention on Saturday the 18th
of September next, which is Immediately afterthe
adjournment of the Charlottesville Convention
Let each county in the district take immediate &C
ton on The subject, and appoint delegates to donfr
together for the purpose of selecting suitable
place, ana making other necessary arrangements
We hope our gallant friends ofthe Spartan Band
of Richmond will take action on this subject al
their next meeting, and let il ne followed up BY
A VOICE rRoM OLD CHESTERFIELD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

,,:,hnught proper 10 separate h'mseli from
C5t N'- II The community and take his place
IA, m- 'T,, comparatively small class OF persons
am'- '; ~ he South9 who appropriate to them,
.a''' - . technical sense the title OF gentlemen
,,l.'>." I'M 10 be governed by the code OIL no.
at va" !, moi onv separate and distinct rom,
=" sliced Toni BY them cfparamoun' au-
~ y III other codes, human and DIVING
aslE ~ ~ - h,d,helebv alienated himself from
si' ne Va and had disqualified himself for al,
% 2e'tn,,,, laws made Tor the Government and
g!ul>'t1'.,'7 f al, other por,ons Of the community,
,0a'loLi, Few, y. inrce Of which he wholly re-
.s ., in his Iownl practice. .a ,os,., ,ho
'N> lnch manner as best could hut with
1sf ,,5cr with scrupuloUs accuracy OF stale
I'll. win "a w;tbout single remark that could be
a'a~ -" ..,;,.d \, violent and Incorporate
2a@ .;nc- the publication, tomorrow, OF this
~ n,lv wha, in common justice IS due TO
u" asn o', g.. JAS G. BIRNEY.
.ns,roil. July 10 1911
.-,,,,;n wha, saws the Cincinnati DAILY
a., n the 18th, rank Clay papers This
W. j, rvrsnant with meaning
2a' fRirney. &c.,) have not seen ut 10 STOP
rhcv have undertaken 10 carry The war
,amp Of the other parties, particularly
Z. ne Wings and have assaulted the charac-
- a.. NJ. Clay with the mos, unjust caiumn'ss
III VI misunderstanding the vilest SIAN
a'' o rn1eavoring TO represent him as an ariS-
e> 4'' STAKEHOLDER. an enemy TO emancipation,
- .''1, .',oon freedom. The stale and contemp-
3' q, ,bn,l abou, the white slaves" originated
-,. ' .s,n and was put in circulation by their
~ .'|" ",5 while the IThigS, ruth -Nr. Clay a
;@,I idrc been c,'rocatinS nc ,7sht q Wn-
.-.-ybile ;Aev, under The same leader nave ae-
..,,,.,,,J the uuhallowed scheme oil Mr.: CaIoan
..S his ,ac.on, for the aa"cf'f'oa } I.t0s, LOT
~, ayowe object OF efeaa'nS az ls,psa nSaa :
>.,r.rg-,hcSe Liberty presses nave ho' ceaseu y
e,,al Mr. Clay with the most unjust anu uii'''e'
-e! abuse -, cor,h-sss ,hss,, ad;lia-
lind take heed
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July q

TEN DOLLARS REyARD.-Ah sconded from tho
subscriber, in Louisa, near Waac.sviiie, on Tues
day the 2:ta Of June a.,, his man Stat. He is about
twenty years of age spare made, Iiitle knock kneed
muato color, WITH evident marks Of the scaslcat0r
his breast. a:n told he has been 10 Richmond and
bought himself pair Of panialoons, roundabout coat
and palm eaf ha.. il presumed he win be lurking
about EicE.c nj and Hanover Coat house, his
trr belongs 10 Mr. Ira o~les, nj the laid Court house.
have been informed, that he las made attempt 10
get The RAILROAD To Baltimore, which will justify the
belief tgt he has got some free papeis. The Captains
OF Railroad Trains and Steamboats, particularly
qrc:ted to noc, for the above described negro. viii
pay the above reward 10 any person who will deliver
Inn to me, lodge him III Jail so that get him again.
TEOS. LOYALL.
Int
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

There has been a meeting of the protested
friends OF Mr. Tyler at the Apollo Saloon in
New York-NIr William Shaler in the Chair
Much speaking and excitemcnl and contrariety Of
views among Them. They finally adopted Sc
ries of resolutions, proposinglo hold an adjourned
meeting in the Park ON the 10Th of August, "tor
the purpose of adopting such measures as may
be deemed expedicnt, 10 give force and effect to
his nomination as a candidate Tor the Presidency,
and to ra,ity and confirm any arrangement which
NAV be made to unite the differences in the ranks
OF The party, provided that such plan shall be
acceptable 10 that portion The Democratic par
" friendly 10 Mr. Tyler, and shall give them an
and support OF his te!ow-citizens by an appeal 10
the ballo-hoxes in November next"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

- TRATTON'S OFFICE-Drawing OF Grand Conso.
- dat-d Lottery. No. S., drawn Goth July:
20 a S. As 70 81 70 is - IL.
Ticket, Nos. So IS 20, Capital sold and paid by
STRATTON.
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, No 26, July 27th:
IS 66 70 IS 70 : 70 81 rs S. Is.
Drawing of I.eesburc Lottery, No. 81, July 90:
u 80 20 II 10 81 25 - II Is IS II.
Ticket, Nns. Is 33 g., still another Capital, sold and
paid by STRATTON.
10000 Dollars Alexandria Lottery. No. 81. for Mon.
day Morning. Capals $4,000, l0,J3o, 5000, $500,
3o9 a,JD, e95, of 500, - Of 900, 80 Of 49, IS of
300, - Of $50, Ia of las &c.
TisSrts SiO halves 5; quarters 2 50.
Q1- Orders for packages, certificates single tickets
in the above Scheme, and in all Lotteries, will he
promptly attended to- and drawing sent when request
ri. Please address Oidcrs;o
n. SrRATroN, Richmond, Va.
July 80 2f-o
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PUBLIC NOTICE TO TIE OWNERS or DELIN.
uEENE LANDS IL XIREINlA

AUDtroa's OgtIcE, 10th July, 1914.
LII persons Interested Informed, that the lists of
II Lands and Lots returned delinquent for The
payment Of taxes since tho year 1910 in the
o prearaon, and Will he forwarded in 1915 tn
the Sheriff and Collectors of The several counties and
towns wib instructions To make "a q of much Of sud
Lano' and Lots may lie necessary 10 pay taxes da
images and other charges Il ~ proper that proprietors
especially noncsdents, who may have paid their
ta>rs, should pond with tbs Office tie subject
In the OF this Summer the cnsin. FALL II they
desire 10 obtain prompt reply 10 their enquiries. In all
such communications the land should b- particularly de-
scrloed. JAS. HEATH,
Auditor of Public Accounts
July 20 24-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

" We continue on our last page the scathing
exposition OF the shameless Coaiitior between
Messrs. Adams ana Clay We have thrown upon
our first page several Communications touching
the presSnt campaign-:oseher with the proceed
ingS otthc Republicans OF Brunswick ". Among
tho other articles in this days paper, we recon-
mend the letter Of Gen. Bayy touching al the great
points at issue between the Democratic and Coon
parties. between Polk and Clav-and also The Isl
Nc OF Bru;us, stripping oil from the Coon party
lhe humbug Of Dissolution Of the Union. lie
shows, that ii is the hue and cry OF the thic first
CRYING out tci.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

Mas 81 RKE'S FEMALE SEMINARY, for the re
W certinn OF Boaites ard day Pupils, will he re-
orcn,d "n the 18Th day Of September when under
her "wh immediate snpcnntrndence, and ass stcd by
masters oi experience and ability she proposes tho
TocG.l ana cAt-n>ive ecufse Of Female Education.
Mrs T. viii remain III town during the vacation.
july 80 2i-w2n
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4 AW SCHOOL AT DASNfi.lE.-If ten Students
- ran BE- procured, vii open Law School nj Dan.
vile on the trst Monday In November next The
SION w,i continue until the l3'h August ensuing, with
lnermi-SI.n during the Spring Terms Of The Superb
Courts I'll nv tir'uit. Instructions viii be- given y
daily examinations and weekly lectures The books
To he used viii lie Ch!;iy, Bacsstone, fuckers Com
mentiries, LolnaN's Lierst Ste hrns Pleading, and
l.. volume Chuy on Pleading. Green!eai's Evidence,
Mu'ord's Pleading and >tcry's Equity.
Tuition fee S75-payabir IN advance.
Boarding can De obtained in good houses on moderate
terms.
The town II 1anvc is averaby situated for the pro-
posed Institution, on tile South hank Of Dan river, In
The county %. Pit:sl vania in tie midst of wealthy and
cultivated society.
As the Sohoul viii not be commenced with less than
ten Students, To be- engaged by the first september,
desire gentlemen iu may l.. disposed enter II tu
communicate their purpose 10 me, addressed to Frank
lin Courthouse.
NoRBoRyE NJ. TALIAFERRO.
I'LL,
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+. WORDS oFFGCE.-prawing of Alexandria
y Lottery Class 40. %:
IS &c e6 IS 80 : % So IS 81 Is.
Drawing OF Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. SIS:
20 10 c So 81 - 81 IS 65 81 IL.
Drawing of Virginia Moroncaa Lottery, No. 80:
- IS 81 Is G5 u IS 10 80.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra No 116:
IS 20 80 81 - 30 10 Is - IL to / Ia ~.
LACE number OF Prizes In tho abogc drawings sent
cue ty WORD.
July 80 24-lt
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= MIL & BROTHER, 4UcrYoNEERs,

DoBERT NIL. & BROTHER, .6UCTYONRERS,
IL Brti T..kn>, keArond, pa.-The subscribers ten
der irf thanks Ia ier friends and the public for the
liberal patronage Iley have received, and take this
Itod to inform them, that they still carry the same
business al The !-il Tavern, nnd hope tor continue
ton cf their fIvors. hey attend particularly 10 tho
~-rg ard hng Of Negroes, both publicly aud private
w. and la The sale of Houses aud Lots in Richmond and
s vicinity well Is the sale If all kinds 81 Produce
They viii always be found al the Ben Tavern.
ROBERT HILL Il BROTHER.
July % eff
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The following article from the y. York Auro,
"a 81 the 25lh displays The return OF aust and Ii
sia. spirit We cannot for the lie OF rs see how
'e irend> Of Mr. Tyler can desire, either upon
my nigh principles ofpublc policy or from due
regard to his own solid interests, 10 fsa upon Their
err does We can scarcely permit ourselves TO
ra'rftain a doubt, tina, they will ultimately see
~a@ Truth and wisely act upon it:
As ANswER.-The Richmond Enquirer is
informed, that we do not mistake the tone OF as
e'',cle and we conceive tina, we appreciate Justly
ne libcral spirit which promp,edit. Had the pa
IeI, OF other parts, and the leaders Of the party
saowA the manly independence and proper can
1oF which Mr.. Richie has evince(-and even
how i may not be too laie-had they felt dis1os-
~ 70 so justice TO the motives and acts of John
'er, no difficulty would have arisen, and the
democratic party would have been united in
V'e'r efforts 10 ruin the political fortunes of the
ls'nagosue Clay, whose principles can meet with
90 response IN Republican heart, and whose
Meal character is detcs,cd by John Tyler and
IL friends
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MRS. MRAD's SCIGOI.-Thr next Session of Mrs.
4'l Means Sehnol will commence the f:st day OF
October next. The course nj ,tndy will be thorough
and extensive, AMI viii b. conducted by Mrs. Mead her
self VIII The aid Of valuable andeXpeenced Teachers
Julv 50 Gift
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RICHMOND MAEKETs-Jrty -.

Touuco.--N c continue ourIuo'aiiors. Lugs
81, - common caf2.a 3 middling 3, a
a.; good semming qualities & a Il; fine manu-
featuring sells from SI2 10 265.
FLocR-:.i 1 IL! ur Canal old; new, ST.
Il b. retail
CoRX-l0 cents per bu>hel.
NHrAT-cj to - cents per bushc'.
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GOOD NEWS FROM TENNESSEE!

fAIHa'l ~ u ''tt'' J'""t 40 90.
"JoNEsrnRo', July 10, 1914.
Enthusiasm in the good cause OF Polk, Du.-
LAS and TEXAS seems 10 have taken the place OF
every thing else Changes and rumors Of changes
occupv most of orr time and all OF oar attention.
But day ago, w. H. Maxwell, a lawyer and
politician Of considerable distinction, renowned
Whisgery, and has shaken the >hackleS from hin.
He SAYS he is olI--that Texas is his watchword,
and morality and virtue his motto. He was run
by the Coons the last election for seat in our
Senate, but was defeated, having tremendous
majority 10 contend with. This is cheering 10
the Democrats OF Tennessee
az. S. Brownlow, you will see BY an enclosed
remuneration, is out and oa from the Coons. de
says that he can't stand them any iohser-aiI
won, act with men who worship CoonS gourds,
&c.
Tennessee is right side up; and as the Coons
used to say, she IS a gone Cam, and VIII not
support the bitter enemy of Old and Young lick
ory. She is too Democratic for that; and has
been brought up under a tutor tina, would teach
her otherwisc-I mean the tuition OF Old tlick'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-30

Tie Fauquicr Flag of 90, gives an interesting
'.,eyiption Of the Debate which took place on The
=! inst, at Warrenton, between Messrs. w.
Saith and ]. Janney, the Democratic and Coon
E-.,5-, Of TIA, District As is generally the
.,, Truth conquered in the person of her clio
Pen: champion, Mr.. Smith. We shall publish
81 account, Of the scene, from the pencil Of a
cre>pon1en, Mr. Janney harped in vain
u1 Inc miserable sophsms, that the Nation
BANK was Republican measure, &C., &c.
u. Smith exposed the misrepresentation by the
.,.', Of history He showed, that the Bank orr
.-a'ei with the old Federal leader, Alexander
hamil,on--,hat the Tariff. under Gen. Washing
al, administration did not exceed II! per cent
--itier Mr.. Jed;.rson's. not more than Is per
'ea---anl that the present protective Tariff
T,ich runs upon various articles from 40 TO l3o
If cent on the cost, is advocated by II. Clay and
., Clique. These Sophisms, which man like
J Janncy ought 10 scorn TO employ, are, like the
usual system Of the Coon Wings, ehe"t upon
'a- country
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TO THE PUBLIC.

have been for some time suspicious O! Inc no
nesty and integrity of the wing party, win
whom have been acting ever since nave lau
vote. have read with care their political tenets
and principles and have acted with them IN their
secret associations and caucusses, and the glazing
inconsistency that there is in the public avowa OF
their sentiments Of philanthropy and patriotism,
and private indulgences in the worst species ot
political charla,anisn-such as will this flag
take with the vulgar 2" 'will this song please
the rabble I" "what doctrines will promalsaie
ON the stump. in order most completely 10 hum
buy the hcrd?" &C., have SO disguised me, that
| can no longer act with such party. II seems
10 Inc that flags" will never convince the Jug
ment, neither will songs ever better Tie heart OF
patriot: and tie party which is compelled TO re-
Sort to such means DIES !gns to delude ana deceive
have acted with this party in public and pr.
vate and know (alihough there are man. good
and honest men among them,) that the leaders
are Arstocrats-thc lords and princes Of this Re
publican Goyernment--that they have no symp2-
,hv, nothing in common with the laboring poor,
and are destitute of oH motives, save their own
aggrandizement; even though its base be tie RUN
OF our Democratic form OF Government
This party has deceived me-lhey made me
believe that the Tariff OF 1912 was for revenue
The first six months of 1871 show receipts in the
customs which by fair inference. will, in The Sun
gle port Of ,Ne'7 York, supply twenty millions OF
dollars-morc thar enough tor the economical
wants of the Govcrnmenl-for which Congress
has appropriated sixteen millions. They told
me that, without a Uri,ed States Bank, The eS-
changes could never be regulated The fact ex-
perience teaches me, is that State bank paper (the
peoples currency is better than it ever was while
a q. States Bank was in existence. The Demo
Gratis told me things would regulate themselves II
le, alone-it is even so,
The Wing party (ils leaders | mean) do So
lcmnlv believe, have caught afar offthe jingle oil
British gold, used to purchase Texas by the cleo
ton of Clay, and are now going TO sacrifice
beautiful coun,ry-a country as large "a The hlnS-
dom Of France and give England a foot-hold on
orr very borders to corrupt our slaves, to destroy
our revenue by smuggling, 10 raise mp gree,
cotton rival, ard, in short. 10 assist the crowned
heads of Europe, to pull down the tairest fabric
ever reared TO Freedom on the earth. hereby
renounce the Wing creed, and pledge myself to
90 heart and hand for "Polk, Dallas aud Texas.
ALEXANDER s. BROWNLOW.
Joncsborough July lS 1914