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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Why don't the Madison Banner publish the official
returns Of the last August election instead Of the
barney of fool i the editor of the Banner aware
that Mr. Bowling is not now editing the Wabash En-
press Or that he has. if he dong 50. too much
tact TO deceive his readers in the manner his SUD- or
scrub is doing Publish the figures. Mr.. Jones; and
il Won doubt their correctness. call on your Wig
Secretary of State for copy. and then publish that
Read Revelations. xxI. :
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

II becomes painful duty 10 announce the de-
tease of the Honorable TILGuNAS A. Howard. He
died at Washington. the capital ofTexas on the 23rd
of August at which place he had arrived but twelve
lays previous and had just entered upon his duties
Chargede Attire e tie United States.
The sudden and unexpected death Of General How
ard, will fill the hearts Of the people Of Indiana with
the deepest grief Aside from political Attachments
and man could be better more Justly beloved by
the democratic party than he was,-he had numerous
fr ends and admirers among all parties, Who VIII Ia
ment in common, his untImey death. But deep and
sincere may be the public grief at this melancholy
event, how infinitely short Will it be Of that which
must be FL, by his bereaved family They only
feel the blow It's full frce, for they only fully
appreciate his social virtues and his tender and indy
ing affection towards them. Most deeply do We SYM
ratiIisc with them and most ardcntly hope they viii
find consolition in that religion of which the deceas
ed was ~ sincere and icycnt professor. May that
Providence which ovcrrules all things for good
tfy Ia them tins affecting dISpensaon. and be their
filling and constant support, IN this. in all the
trial> Ith which they may hereafter be visited.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Pity their S0rrOws!

We thought have little fun with our wing friends
by way OF pleasant joke two; but in mixing with
them a day OF two, we became somewhat infected
with Their SORROW and for the life of us could not
inflct Their pale and downcast countenances.
their son >cour>e on politics Indicated but too
truly that they felt that the game up with them.
With the exception of very few. and they of class
seIfintormed. you couldn't hear them say MAINE
once Wewould suggest to our friends the proprety
Of treating them tendcrly.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Bargain amd Corruption.

4 correspondent ntina;e> that Mr. Smith has made,
or i trying 10 make arrangement. by trading off the
office Of Secretary of State H. j. Barnett. to
his own election to the L 5. Senate Mr. s has been
successful this kind Of game before but il is
rather bareficcd. should think. to succeed again.
parilc uldrly with such subject a Barnett
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

alton of Texas
Wing Liberty Nn.-Ceriainly not. Have you
not read his Raleigh letter ON Texas!
Dmocrot-Is Henry Clay in favor Of the Annex.
alton Of Texas.
Whig-What do you think of it; Are you in ia
vor of 1t
Democraf.-Ccrtainly am.
Whig-Well. | will tell you what it IS Henry
Clay is opposed 70 annexation, though he has m per
sonal objections" s, you that you had better
vote for him.
Democrai-I will make further inquiry. Good
morning. ncighbor; understand you in favor of
Texas, and yet YOU support Henry Clay. How is
it
I'd Whig.-Why Have you not seen his atestlct-
ter lie has come out for Texas good deal strong
or than Polk.
Dmocrdi.-Indccd Hui how do you get along
with your anti-abolition notions You were telling
me the other dly that you would not support Henry
Clay if he avowcd the ,ctrncs put forth by his
friend &. NJ Clay.
"a Whig.-Wcll; but don't you see that in his
latest letter he says slavery ought have nothing
do with it And have lou not seen his letter where
he says C. VI. Clay has business to give opinions
for him
Democrat.-But am puzzled to find out where he
is on the Texas or any other >ul Jet
ID Wh,g.-Why this is 1t must have votes
from every party get them. or Mr.. Clay Will
be- beaten Sure there is Larm in using little art
g. get them.
Dcmocrat.-It may do for you and your party; but
no honest man sanction il. Good day.
ElH Dcmocraf
I'd Whg.-(So'uS. )-D--n these morazing To-
cos The next thing VIII be. that they will dcnouncc
simple game of ten dollar poker. and other amusc-
mcnts.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
"Slate Line l.uca,a.uaaieu

The poor cons this State and OHIO, not being
able 10 gr, up respectable meeting within their own
BORDERS, have gone IN cdiouf," and are to have what
they call "S,atc Line Encampmcnt," by mastering
the GStrags from both States. For fear that they Will
be- lacking IN numbers even 10y this move. they have
advertised fr b1aas Of music, &c. This might be
first rate chance for negro fiddler and song singer
Can't the elite Of our Clay Glce Club give them a
help They VIII need it.
To wla; poor shifts has whiggcry come
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Red Hot Po,.cr> for the .shis..
l. agriculture needs no protection

l. o AgfAIIIuTe n1cd> mo- pr3Ic-.I7n.
II qry Cur.
, There is no necessity of protection FIR
protection Hrary Coy.
3 My e;f'ri~ have been directed To tie re5tc.jon
and medication Of Tariffs. II my Cay.
/. Il never was IN favor Of what | considered a
high Tariff Hnry Ca5.
>. There Is danger Of a high Tariff ever
beng established" Harry Gag.
6. 81 should have preferred HAT tie CoInI rcmi>e
IN al its parts could have been adhered to
H3py Clay.
The above are all bona fdc extracts from the
speeches and letter, Of Mr. Clay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

There VIII be Hickory Pole raised on Saturday
next AT IruAs McFARLANps, Esq. IN Decatur town.
ship. The Democrats Of the county. and all Others
are invited T. attend There will be- good speaking
aud plenty If It. Come ON. boys the latch string
IT the old Colonel was never known To be pulled
IN. The ladies' respectfully invited Ia attend and
know Of who Will be there. Come all
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

lie h'ffimarh manufacturing company have recently
made s,in-annual dividend. which with a prcy!ou.
Ike dividend. nalc~ up the sum Of SsllO,OOO, which
tle Stockholders have received within the wear
b.. dies which they have lad a~id. reserve OF one
hundred and len thousand d,lars for contingencies
which, IN fa.ines, ought al be- added - the profits
THIS Company, say, the New York Evening Past,
has capital of two millions. of dollars. In wear
the u,cof ls cn ia afior Ing wages aud salaries
and commissions - every body employed. brings 10
the Stockholders half IA million more.
Are there any farmers Or pllnlcr> We should be-
glad to know. who have received any IA ne like the
sumo prop riun for Their lands the pa>i year Th,
wing paper, tell H. that tins class &C men /, eA.
trem'ls prosperous. If 80. Il can lc shown.
i iilcrc single man engaged IN agriculture IN all
the ni'd States. Who. after paving all tie expenses
upon farm worth i~" thousand dollars. inrhdmg
competent salary for his cwn lalur aud that # o,r
persons en ycd With ham. fnd, icfi io h.m profit
81 hr hundred dollars. and crte II one hundred
AID ten dollars ior rcplirng hi- huldne- md fences
bntng stock and manuring h~ ground. If any
such man exists lri haze his mime and place 1
residence. and the proof If hi> prosperity and me
promise to rubli- Il most con icuou.y and 10 make
IN addition a public alol,gy to the whole tribe #
manufacturers.
iui. 4 no such can be- found. Will there he any
found who VII PIT par.y above country aud Justice.
and >as that the pr-eui Iariif shall moi bc ~ mod
H. n t. ailnrd cqull and Just protection 10 Nh the
greet interest, of the Whole ln.oa. including Apri-
culture. Manufactures. the Mechanic Arts. Commerce
and Navigation -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
w here is Barnett!

This question Is again being pot to US frequently He
the White Sulphur Springs. that's certain lie
will 90 there again, think. Bot It Is SAID that
he tour, os,ensibly Wing orator, bot really
beat up for the election of O IL Smith the L.
: Senate. II successful, Smith in To give Bar
the be neft of ms Influence to promote has aspra-
tons 10 the office OF Secretary Of State )
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

The poor coons must be hard To Offset the
thousands Of renunciations Of whiggery daily pub
shed throughout the country. they have got old ex
Governor Rsiner, Of Pennsylvania, TO publish let
ter saying tlat lie Is whig he always was. and
means 10 support Clay Just as if any one ever
doubted IL, Saw nv leo off,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Mr.. Clay has written letter to Mr.. Clayton Of
Delaware in which he declares that lie gees the whole
hog FIR II I'll Tariff to protect the rich manufacturers
and that If elected he VIII ro any attempt To do away
the unjust features # the pre>en, Tariff These
not the words If Mr.. Clay but the meaning Of his
letter. # II means anv thing more than humlur.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

The Madison Coon Banner says, that there is no
certainty how Maine viii vote in November. We
think the Maine boys will hardly for the murder
or Of one Of their brightest ornaments-the amented
Cllcv There is some certainty about that, according
e. the late election an that State.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Letter from Clay 10 the MorInoms.

The Ontario Messenger says. A late number #
the Nauyoo Times and Sex. ons contains letter
written by Henry Clay To the Mormon fraternity.
With view to secure their votes for himself. From
this precious letter make this brief extract which
needs no comment
Il have viewed with lively interest the progress Of
the Latter Day Saints
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Among other banners which were exhibited at the re-
democratic meeting an New Lisbon Ohio, was one
long and feet broad covered with aud
TEs dollar bills S,okely broken bank OF Steuben,e
THIS argument rather practical the OF the
federal lawyers, merchants and SPECTATORS II suited tie
Yo king men to a fraction
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

The Mass Meetings notified by the Dcmoci attic State
Genital Committee and to of IN otbe and November,
follows Gen Cas- expected 10 attend all those
the Wabash, well many her best speakers
hoped also that Tom Marshall aud Robert WIckc Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
lscllcr:ll l';lSs.

VIII make tour the Wabash IN October. and will
dress the prp lcat the Democratic Mass Meetings.
Not word more need be said 10 induce the Dcmoc-
racy Of the Wabash To turn cut IN mdsSe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

CJ-Maior ANDREW J. DoNELsoN. nephew Of Gen.
Jackson, has been appointed TO fill the vacancy u
Charge dc Ailare~ occasioncd by the death Of Gen.
iIowArp. President Tyler deserves much credit for
this excellent appointment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Law and Order Mems Banner.

rr0noH7r Ire ,seaater. trkofrfF H. 7gV h.. bsSe
Gp9 tnomouS cnHaRioior. dasfcrd anfa iirr: GVd n
~ dar' gnrfd bins'b and oror has Num-. MI hoA
IA" responsible. rs here adpH mgsy 10 h. IL nj The
ha~S which gorern and regulate men ~ honor. III
iLyg"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

- y ing a frieadof VI. GrarS TcoVd not I1ro
tc autborityof he Io'ice 10 Frerenf NJ dget"-Nnr
Guys ritter 10 Uie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

"igri-utVre needs protection. TIE habits ~
Farmers = nerafion eer generations pass aorn long
ra-s Of time a. crgefua succession. iftoH n slight
81 ctonee oadtic poughmon rho fasfenS his plough
Ia ne qi - has caiie. ,ri MT llcre any mProre
menf cgua' 10 hfs.'-Henry Cay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
pOiC l&niSilly.

Tn. Democrats of Johnson county intend raising
tall Hickory Pole 1T Franklin on Saturday the 18th
mt The Democrats Of the surrounding country are
ln'i'ed to attend Some tall speaking may be ex-
pcct,d
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Tall Racing.

The editor of the Goshen Democrat is running rae,
with Queen Victoria. She has the start 10y hetd yc
The editor may soabic on her yet He calls 1t good
breeding
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
The Cau:.5inses nj Home.

In Clay district the Wing, have LOST since Isio
Ill votes: while
In Folks native county, the Democrats have
GAINED 49,
50 much for the relative popularity Of Polk and
Clay at home.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

PosrNAsTER ARREsTED.-AIr Hancock. Postma >ter
at Caro-. IN Henderson county. Kv was arrested AT
Louisville on the Sd ult.. charged with ab,tractnr
draft OF $50 from letter winch passed through n :
Office. II was proved that he had presented the draft
al the Bank on which il drawn. and received the
money for il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
,IOTrOS FOR COON BANNERS.
The Working Mems Hammer.

n gentlemen wiI not aio,c us 70 hare buck sarcs
tev mast H. hare rtiie mes Tor ne cGRHo cut on,
frcrood and blGck Shoes. and hare rires ana
daughters irork IN The kitchn."-H. Clay.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Hon. JAMES q. READ. Democratic State Elector
vii address the citizens of Marion county and vicinity
AT indianapolis. Wednesday. the 10th Of October.
al l o'clock, T. NJ. If
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

- The fact That VI Clay - more 81 rec frade man
-aitocofe. h. a. of rise and reasoRabe tariff
han W. lgn BRrcn. ~ becoming generally knoarn Ia
fie gcoyle Of the Souih."-Richmoad Wig.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Mi. sas,r:...sl Eicial.

We find ia The Jefferson Inquirer. the official returns
Of The c'con this STATE winch show the fol
lowing result Edwards MAJORITY Allen for Go,er-
nor. IDOL youngs Almond, for Lieut.. Governor,
ol11 malor,iv the Democratic Consrc~~on-
al ckct, Mcssrs Bowlin, Phelps, Price aud Rec,
IDD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
The "Patent Churu..,

This is the cognomen they give to Butter Barnett
in Lawrence county 1t aludes to his peculiar fash
ION Of getting butter. Ii is first rate The Patent
Churn Ha, ha. ma
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

1.-THE Coonskinncr No - contains complete rel
of the Wing hes about oik's course IN relation
revolutionary and other military pensions, and shows
iat he has always been the best Trend ct the poor 81
der.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Churchman'S Bauuer.

GO home Cd damn you-so h"'ne. rAere you
bl.,o ,,,-Hnry Clay 10 Speater PoA. al The L. y.
Ifouse of Representatives..
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
AhOsj,iau Banner.

.Discussion implies deijero'ioH - delibfroiion :
preliminary 10 action The f.opleof The Norfs hare NJ
right t. acf upop TIE sujcf II Southern sarery and
fIerefore thu iqre 20 rih 10 debercfc-po right 10
ai>cysS."-Coys Speech IA TIE a. y Seaaie. I-;'--
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
ttrt;-fsanls lsluucr.

coaceire III csfabiStme o' his Bank ~ DANGER
MS 70 fbe Satiy md re1are 81 this regabic."-Henry
Tag, 1911.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Hammer for lean ,rcn.
Farmers Banner.

w nesroeS ore 'qf and slick" Henry CGy's
reply 10 MendeniaA. I'D. 1872.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

I The CoonskIuner, No -. contains able eNposi-
ton Of the of leading Wings on the Oregon que,
ton, their desire o give the territory the Brsh, a.
hc. II also shows the OF Prentice If The Louis
VILE Journal, while he the editor of the federal Re-
view, IN Connecticut
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
boon of maN he Invilcd.

At Charleston, Clark CO., Ooiotcr
At Vernon, Jennings 60
At Ncvay, switzerland CO " ,
Al Napoleon. Ripley ca
At Wav,ry, Morgan
At 81 omar. Decatur
AT Laurel. farknnc CO II
At Libcay, Union co II
At Ila,cistonn, Wayne co -
At inchestet, Kancullh co 10
Al Giccuca>tle, Putnam co ~
At lcrc Ilautc, i.o 60 10
At Rockville, Paike 10
At Coyinglop, Fountain =" II
At Lafayette. Tppeeanoe co d" Is
At Delphi, Carroll co 4" 10
~ Losanspoit, Cas- CO II
At Waba,htown, Wabash co " 20
At For WAYNE. Allen 4" -
At Mar>cics, Noble 60 -
Al Goshen. Elkhait 90 -
Al south Bend, 81. Joseph co -
At Lapotte, Iapotie 30
AZ Valparaiso, Potter co 81
Al Lebanon, lilonc 20
At NtriIn,vIc, Mon IAN 20
At D,uyillc. llcudgick. CO 80
At POINT Commerce, Greene co ~
At Bedford. Lawrence -
At Niue lctoVn, Delaware 60 IL
A. Anicr-outoNn, Madison co II
At Maiun. Grant co 10
At Portland, Iay co -
At Gtecnhcd, Hancock November
At Plymouth. Marshall 60
At Noblcs,ilie, Hamilton CO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
vNaIltCI.

Lecturer Hydraulics for the ensuing winter. Ap-
ply at the Journal office
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

CHANGE! CHANlE,.-At hickory pile ras.ne
IN John>'oHn y y, seventy FIVE men nho had voted
for Ilppccanoc and Tyler too came forward and
claimed 1t a. their privilege 10 raise the cinbl' Of
Democracy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
Maine Election.
Democratic gam IN four years

Democratic gam four lU.2-i
rhirfv-oHe aud few plantations yet Ia hear
from. These l-i0 gave the wings 90 votes aud the
democrats 400 Ii The tins year equal those oi
$40 the democrats will have majority OF lO2l1 over
the wings, aud ilO2 over all.
The aggregate pnbernaiorial vote 1910 81 10
20 far tins year 'obl5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
.lll7l
.ul.ta3
Less this wear rs Gar rs known

Less this Gar rs known 90
Votes in l. 10 IN towns To hear from 24I9
II pretty frcm this that the tins VIII
be la ger than that of $40 the gnbcrhaior ticket.
and viii nearly, # not quite equal that on the Prcslden-
iial ticket of the same year, which was !2s-l3
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
nDt:lIO.ulc.

Democrat.-Is Henry Clay in favor Of the Annex
alton of Texas
Wing Liberty Mn-Ceriainly not. Have you
not read his Raleigh letter on Texas!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26
That Flag.

some body borrowed Polk aud Dallas nag from
ih.s ofcc. seine weeks ago Ne wi-h They woul,
return Il.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Is StA~oN-PLAcn PckLrs.-is ihi~ +, tic season
Nhfn cache, are both Abundant and cheap the follow
M rcipe t'r making dcei,us pickles from y,sc
q ne-'enr' may prove acceptable Take one nallsn
81 = cd vinegar and add t. Il four lb. brown sugar:
n"I ini> TT a i-N minute, and skim oil anX ~lutn
mai nay ri>c. Then take clng->ionc t.acle, tina,
are iuiy RIPE rub them with flannel cloth Ia roi,,..
The '''n upon tian. aud >tc three or ,ur cl.xc, IA
each lui them INTO glas, ar ear.h. m ,.-.cl. and
pour Ne liquor upon i'in b II NJ hot. Cover .l.fn
up al" lsi 'a'In -'aiH "a cool place f,r week ur
'cn Gay>. ihe1 yanr OF the lqur and boil ,f.b.f,r
after winch return i b3l NJ Ia; 20 tine ,,aacf ,ll
Ind @e carefully e*ersd ny and sior d away r.
future use.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Trrrri>s.-h grand Democrat. : ass Meeting
@a, held al SAam -c',i. Mass. t.--f'c b.l i
fare announced na~ n flloH- - s.srgn f cams
cargo Il oyster: l7uu holsters, 1000 fresh Il a
and trimming.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

DEMOCRACY or TIE kENrrcsY Wourv Tic
Kentucky conan relates e1od anocdJ-c ia c,nncr
tim With tie great Democratic meeting recently held
at llarrud>burr. n That Sac Dem cratic flrncr
relied. Il cannot 20, have my oat> to cut and
must stay at home, and >ee to IL ITO" replied
his more patriotic wife, - where your gg to your
coHtry and your party call, you. and nil % into
tie tartest fed and tote your ioce until , rern.''
\ cause cannot but prosper when tic women take
hold Of Il with such spirit a. the above
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-26

Bishop ondenonk. Of ihe Protestant ra>co,.,l
hl> bieh Office 70 SPECIAL anyention an pLla,,ll,,
last week. II la, tccn. FIR some months r.,,.,r.d
Hat such an 80 ~ would is4c facc. and tia; r,,,ao,
Ha, connected With >fne charge aua.n-f Lis moral
character and hah'~ ii lie. ,agmlp made. Int mo,
~ier.led- IL, r., -nat'n accepted and further
acion on IT, affair i wa~ c>l ecicd vii be- had a, n
fu.urc general II >colal ,snstnilon.
DEarfrof rnr Fan tilai~-Ile Lowell Advertiser
say that lne kanlalae.siureh. the c1l,rd rlrl nio
ha~ been ln tiat CITY 90 exhibition n f,H DAYS.
died ~ her no on Alcfrach >irc,tia,i WtGnc>-
Jay evening. So Wa- ina posed bat a ~..8fi tine
and Wc are not Informed u e nature # lcr d.ea-e.
Sac Wa naf.ts e Na~-au y y. fourteen year. #
age and Weighed. II ! ~a.d. fsr f,tirel louad>
>le vas inquest naals tie INST flaiic instance
# Ole, II ~ record. H. romans have been carr ed
- Aer friends.
ClsT HaNusraeffHfs- Ilarfi~surr I-ni,n.
IN Speaking Of IT, t.at foeaef fandscnhcfs wh.ch
are n'a fr sale atoif t,~m. remarks ,,ry qua nily
but truly. fat tie Clay lariy j have u>e for hand
kcrracf- af'er Ito election. Tie rrefarat on ias
hcn N.e onc. ter ~iec i., moss II fier lsf,ai IN
tianc came IA 'i's are n Tie -.,aien f = Niobc,
all tears
NfsorF $50 Du5f Galf>.-in te ~ni' Tfnding
be'@ecn t.r-e gsn'l.rnea - f.fi T. ne oiher
editor. # tie NeA ork cla.iir. tle innrt has
granted tie notion q, f.cd ir = c.afane ire>.den;
r Ter tsurnr tic lndueIg rais-c- 90 ile Republic,
.r-srf # President TYLER Tor rc-' ~ n. which Sup
port L ALLEGED Ha, breach 30 contract entered
.ato Is y yhofi and treen-
Trrrrns-i grand Dem..ri'. : .~S Meeting
~a, held AZ SAans-cot. N,-.ao s,-.s...-fc b.ll i
fare announced ua~ fll.g, - s.4rso.f clans:
a carr. Il ov>ter-. l1tH iaf,-f.r.. ltAp fl >;
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-02
LATE FROM TEXAS.

The New Orleans Topic Of the H.!
says; "The Neptune arrived from Calves
Ton yesterday. bringing US plenty Of paper.
ou' no great amount Of interesting news:-
Congress probably anjoined on The 5 h ins,
having transacted no business Of grea, i'm
P0f'ance. The Civilian says:
There is report ,ha. the bill providing
W '"e payment in part Of The officers and
n 1en lately belonging to the Navy passed
I s''' houses and was vetoed by The Presi
w.. Ie"'. We should regret very much to lind
che rePor. true.
me Houston Democrat says report has
reached that place via Bsxar. ,ba, ali the
Mea';an villages along the Rio Graude,
save been Illuminated, On accoun,, as is
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-03-02
VIRGINIA IN THE FIELD,

The Wing State Convention of y;ru;n;,
mel al Richmond, agreeabIy to appointment
on the Tn inst, and continued in .es.;a,
'nfee days 1t was a grea, assembl,oe -
me me intelligence and virtue and Influence
o' the ancient commonv eal:h. Il was die
''nsuShed also by the best spirit. and H..
manifestation of,hs highest hopes, for the
great cause which brought it together: and
we cannot doubtthatlhe whig party ,hrouoh
o"' the State will catch the patriotic devo-
'ton which animated the assembly and on;
oed Its proceedings. From the charae,e
o, me Convention and the result Of il. do
''o''a'''hs we ourselves draw the mos,
cneer'"saugurles. We had condensed from
the Richmond Wing an account Of tho
sa'herng together and proceeding, of The
Convention, but are obliged to nos,,ona
mem 10 smother day. The .,er,iro Il h;,,
Pa'r'o' Benjamin Watkins Leigh nres;d"d
rom which fact The reader NAV r inra. o ~,
'p'r" which pervaded The whole Conven,;on
Nat. Intel.