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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01
VOLUME, Gg---E6s. Sc.

!u!g road. Tie hind district shall commence at
The Fork Westinghouse, thence with the road
ieadn" 10 Shelton ; mill, ON the :;oulhanra river;
thence up >"ii river 10 Amblars mill: thence with
The r";.c h'aGiBgio CGckooriile: thence down lie
LoalS2 road 10 the beginning. The fourth Dis
illct s!@i! commerce 4, S;lners Tavern. on the
LOUISA ioac; ;acEce up SAID road Ia Cucnoovii.,;
thence win tn road leading 10 the tur;.-out. on
he loUisa railroad. near TocI>v.lle: thence
down Little river, 10 Switi'> milk thence viii! the
Fredericksburg road 10 the beginning.
j. II ~@'red, That Dr.. William Meredith. DR..
y. Anderson, John $. Woodson John W. Jaek
son, i"o'aa> 4. Hope, Robert Ducgns. John :.
Walhcr, Robert /. White, Col Thomas I.oyall,
Mathew Lloyd ana Dudley A. Gibson sL.li com.
pose the Committee Tor The iir>. district.
>. ho"ircf, IhGt John Swift, Jos. L. Smith,
VIA. c: ThonaS, Henry NJ. Burnley Wio.
". Anderson, Woo.son Parsons, william u.
Lnngan, Thomas Dnkc, Thomas Richardson.
Richard :. Duke, Hardin l.. Duke Garland
L. Sims, ami Benjamin l.. Smith shall com.
pose the committee Tor tie second distr;c,
Il. Rew'rsd. That William Jackson. IT. Gee
!. Gardner, Robert l. Duncan. Col 'Siephcn
Farrar Robert l.. Dabney, Col WIN. @. Har-
riS, William NJ. Amber, William :. Walton.
Oscar Herring, Archibald Goodwin ir. Atwood
Wash and WIN. G. Wal'on shah compose the
committee Tor The thi,d district.
:. "a ~''rd, That William Nelson. Edmund
S>wIli, Joseph Coates William G. T. Nelson,
James K. oiooch. Joseph C. Sanncr. Ly,!dal Il.
Parsons, Lpscomb T.. Thomass0n. VIM Wal
drop ard John BiIb>hail compose the committee
Tor The fourth district
:. R'@lrcd, That We earnestly invite co-ore-
ration with u OF our Democratic brethren through
out tie county and the Union.
Ca motion Of William Jackson.
HsMir@, Tia, the Proceedings Of this meeting
be signed hy lc Chairman ard Secret; ~. arI
sent to the Editors of the Richmond rnGui.,r.
with 4 request bai they publish the same
STEPHEN FARRAR. !. p.
JoH% o. TarEur,HT, Ssfy pro tan
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BETS OFFERED,

Mir. Riycs, one 81 hc Editors Of tic Globc, has
scen It's long ana piqnan: letter. in lis last pa
per, !" correc: some erroneous reports which lad
been circulated about his bets with Hu>:.rut Iay-
or oi Winchester He !:ss made several W. GERS
with that gentleman. Rot 81 his own account, bu;
FOR Mr. Blair III The same letter, ne proposes
the following bets. to such Wigs only. Il have
confidence. and plenty oil money. II does This
10 show what M public and what ms private
opinion i about the Presidential election:
LIST. will gve sl0o 10 any responsible person
who agree 10 return 10 me sit i1r every cleo
.or@l ratc that Col. Polk beats Henry Clay.
81 viii sive 80 IL any responsible, person
who will agree 10 rcturn TO me 80 tor every ccc-
toral Vote that Col Polk beats Hcary Clay above
80
81. will give sloo 10 any responsible per-
son vino will agree 10 return 10 me 500 Iorevey
electoral vote Eat Col. Polk beats Henry Clay
more imam 100.
'l,h. | will give 500 10 any responsible per.
son who will agree 10 return 10 me $500 for eve
~ ten thousand popular voieS Col. Polk beats
licngy Clay.
oh. | wi! give Sl00 10 any responsible per-
son who will agree to return 10 me one MILL and
double i i1r ever electoral vote that Col. Polk
beats Henry Clay above TO- 10 he computed as
follow: il he beats him I'll electoral woes. there
shall lc returned % me mil; II IT,, > nils il TO-
lmill>; il 81, > milk; if G5, cent ard mills
ana 50 ON
Mo Lls1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

We daily see in the Whics manr iaoricailons,
thai VIC are strongly disposed 10 douai the &C.
nunaEess al the admission Of Mr.. Nenab!c,
tlcc'or in Moth Carolina, a. 10 Tie iotyi,n q
Ezakiel Polk, ascri,ed 10 Mr.. v in Saturdays
Wing. Alter Inc evidence published hv Nj.
Havwoo-l. which was conclusive 10 cur mind, w
tho;lght thai mater was settled against The charge
in The opinion OF al! LIT rabbi Wings. We shall
,;.ae pains 10 investigate 'nis admission Of Mir
Eenabi.
we viii not Insult car readers By further com
ments on the gross humbugs OF British Gold,
har?cd upon b. the Wig in its dcarih oil argu-
mcn,s on behalf Of is great leader. Another
article which W hare, Dedicated 10 THIS subject To-
day is more than sufficient . expose al the shane
less and reckless assertions Of the Nhis) We
again call for the London Times. and the Man
chester paper with the names OF III: subscribers;
&c. Tie y. York Democratic papers have treated
Ills whole matter with Ti;icnlc, and have dene'!
the senuineness oi all the pref EEai evidence pub
iishcd by the Wig Journals. Were This British
cold really sent over 10 aid the election OF Polk.
il is probable that some Democrat in !ichmond
wonla have hear! Of il. Not penny has been
seen or heard Oft here, and stllthe Wing Insults
the common sense Of lis own party, BY paradinS
this oroundless charge. On lis very face, il Is
evident that j, is either 4 quiz or forgery OF q
piece with The infamous forgery of Col. Folks
branding his negroes, and no man OF sense car
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01
EXTRACT N a Litter trom

Na.Ils.sNT. '1VTV. y IT.
''You may expect 10 hear a eood report from
this county in November. Notwithstanding The
tremendous cxcriion> OF The Wings. We Shall car
" Amherst lriumphaElly, from the gnis no"
before Us There have been DISCUSSIONS between
the parties something like once a ~cca IN Inc
county Tor n,cnth or two past. ir'lnc ~
paueson. : NJ. Garland ana Other speakers
are busy on the pari IL the Coon> and p. Pow
oh and DR. Cibs5n. have taken the stump and
are doirg good service On The Republican, side.
We have also been favored with Two or three
sneechcs from Daniel orr talented and accom-
pIished clector. vino would sustain himself nob!y
anY where His speech al our August coGit
was one Of signal ability and power. He was
replied 10 by Toler, the most effective Coon orator
in this part of the state
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

The z. VIII. knows, or ought 10 know, that it
grossly ni,represcn;s our course on the Tariff OF
~. We shall expose the pervcrson on Monday
Morning In conscn:irg 10 raise tie duty in ~,
we expressly stated that a soon as sufficient reve-
nue. had been raised 10 supply the Treasury with
tie necessary means 70 raythc debts and meet the
cx.an>es oil the CovegnmrAi, economically acm'-
n;s:ercl, wc must get baci; 10 The Compromise
IL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

We endorse the following from the Petersburg
Republican. We understand tina. invitations are
alr::3: oul .ar the 225i ol tc.ober-anl vctr;tsi.
The Democrats will lock t. The nccting--ald the
abcsi champions viii le there 10 address them
Mass MEETING A. HAMproN-Ne call par
ticuar attention 10 ;te Mass Meeting q: HE De-
mccT@cy 10 he hell IT Hampton. in York county.
on Ncvnes.;a; the 81 oi October acx!. Many of
tie uios; distinguished Democratic speakers will
be ?;c>c;;i, and the whole affair will 10 doubt be
4 Glorious one"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

The Wing, the yaun;cd t;cnd Of Education.
andlhc assaillnt the ignorant Suabian Dutch, "
gives side blow Al The Gatg Boar! Of Visitors
.: the University as follows
AN election (ot Professor OF Malcrn Ian
euagcs) was held b. The visitors on The 2i,il,
and Mr. Schc!e lie We're Il resi- eal oi Bo>-
ton. and 4 Prussian by birth, was chosen His
testimonials the Enquirer says, were very high
very likely: btl: so were those o others whose
names were before the Board. Noae could
be higher Ent they happened 10 be Americans
and Nirsnians, end that patriotic Ecar! he's
never deemed any American fit, il perchance
they cou!d ii>h Up a foreigner! We hope that the
Legislature may tx induced 10 interfere in check
liz system 50 unlus. 10 this coun;ry, ana 50
pcfnicious in damping and exlinguiShingthe ardoi
Of American literary talent"
HE Wig has alwavS shown Z Cruiga against
the University and William and Mar, because
mos Of The Young :..en who have hcon educated
in these too lending State Institutions have, with
til lights al truth and experience before them
core I'll, strict Republicans
Eu, Oh the pres 81 occasion there is doubtless
aLo'hcr cau>c OF offence 10 the " hi" The quo
ram ot the Board oil Visitors Ill the UNIVERSITY
in The late election toHr Wings and onc De
inocrai) thought proper 10 pass OYER ilic claims
OF a Virsinian. the well known I'll Sccrrtario "
who cam: recommended ly Nj. Clar. Der
ricn, Gales x .;"a;on, Raleigh T. Daniel,
John Il. Pie2eaLt>, and otter. ol he true Wing
school. W. know nothing of II SecGciaro's'
qualifications saves 10; Whig political writ ::
Int il w&s c.scGl ia, h> claims ~c.c pressed en-
tirtg on part, grounds, an! The Board Il ;,ors.
~ hig A. il We acted wiac!y indsre.ari;:g h:>
application. Aro.hcr gentleman, az oipmnps
Of the University, and in every way cnali;ied iJr
the Office, wouIt. il is said, have received the ap-
ppiriGcnl, but for h;>own conacxion with politics.
We have heard of 30 o:her Americans being
candidates for the Office: an. he Board Was l.ly
justified in appointing 4 foreigner, who was dis
connected from parry politics, and, il is said is
thoroughly !lllc.l Tor his situation We rejoice at
the situations being 80 well ed, and We trust
that the University will 20 OH 10 flourish under
its rfcsen. ilatIcring auspices.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

The Wigs are still pursuing the sar,e came
OF hulHbuo@@iy Tor which Wiilonchby Newton
repr9ached them in his famous letter they are
waiting in ''ca!lor" honesty, and fair dealing.
IN $50 they disguised their opinions: and nj
lccicd - IL aEti-bans, ant-Tarih, &c, Sc. No
sooner had they got INTO power, Than II. Clay and
his caurdcraieS threw olfth. mask; Now. On this
year Of Our Lord ISL iieg no longer AFFECT 10
iscu:-c their opn.ons-bu here's tie trick and
h"inhug aosr' They az trying 10 palm Oh rs
Republican those measures which they declared
in ia 10 IL Federal. Stuart caGs The National
i;ank and high Protective Tariff RcpVji,1an-,he
tlvoriie> Of jefferson, Madison &c Il. is trick from
The be-inair" 10 the eni 81 the chapter In -, they
d;sclaimcd these mcasurcs as FtAra'-ln II, they
claim item 20 be Rtpathcan. But lie author OF
"HrunswicG' is rapiily stripping oil the mask,
and eTpuSing Inc soph>trcS ol the author of ''rhc
i';.if Proposition" Ihese are all tricks and hum-
irgs-ard - ARE tn ylfio..s phases ol that Po-
i!.cal proeus, Henry Clay-fI;s Southern and
Northern phase, as u III" Tariff, a. to Texas
in fact, his Goublcdca:ags upon al the great TO-
PIES If the taV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

DEMOCRATS Of the Old Dominion :-0RG.%-
IzF in yoar respective counties-i;vide them into
>cctions-ap?oint Committee 10 each section
Lis, every Democratic Eo,cr-and bring "veTT
Vo,cr 10 the Polls.
"Warnihc Comriieccsr-Wcc@n upon every
Ciai:.aan and his Colleagues or,hc COUNTY Com
miec. to meet without dclay--o ORGANIZE: fully
arm 10 the ice,h--a;.l 10 your da;v. The great
day is rapid. approaching. Four weeks. and a
lille morc-ani the action will be fought, which
NAV determine the tesinics 0. our beloved coun-
- ior years!
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1919

Il viii lie seen by this. thc; Nj Scot; was not
only then ior the ;i;s; time allowed for rave by
Mc rirer yoUic, SUI tina, Alr. Clay kindly correct
cd the errors OF his predecessors and advanced
The SINAI! item Of 2-rTWENTY-TWO HUN
DRIED DOLLARS FOR EXTRAS II AR
REARl
In connection with this document, wc see the
great propriciy, and consruy and consistency
of Mr.. Claws resolution. How charmngly It
reads. as ali admon;,iun from the dying 10 the
i:...n
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"Ah. sons, from wicked ways depart,

NJ
And YET. the mo,jjund is not entirely free from
allrc.ari oi,hc vain crjoymcn's ofthis trahsl'ory
life He has some smack yet some relish Tor
the pcrishal!c goods Of this mortal stale His
heart fails him. when he essays 10 advise ahso-
lu!c abstinence from the pleasures o:fowcr and
place He yields 10 tie importantly OF olheiS,
and consents 10 one more effort tor the sroils.-
This is mainly to crafty the honest desires Of
o.hcrs; YET why should sclfb be always forgotten /
80 bark hear 4 henrthat clucks!
Go, bui be moderate in yoar food!
i 1iickcn tn mi.lif Do M g0odr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

"I1oo,loc;"-" R,o,inti' is about to become n
very popular cant name I'm is f9o5,tcct >
ltt,re IS h.? i'oG hear Of him. .ouctncs at
Ithaca--thcn al Albany-next al Whcclin9-and
.;icn At Richmond In feet, we hall hear OF him.
like wiiI-o'-wisp fitting about from place t.
plac2-ari with sor Of ubiquitY showing him
sell al different, places n Tie sane time You
viii hear Of him ever and anon durin. the whole
moaih Of October. In fine, Roorbaci is the great
llnmhuager Wherever the Coons a.c sorcly
pressed. (Which they are At this moment, le, them
bul rub the lamp like Aladiin, and the Genius Of
Rooroack appears. Let the People beware Of
Rooroack; for, he is the evil Magician Of the
Wings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

The Whigs defence Of Mr.. S;uart is a perfect
Eclo@cr. No man, who says that Mr.. Stualt is
States Rights man, The Cd Virginia School
c;.n expect 10 he credited or any proposition which
he may advance. Any man, wh3 says lha; ,ne
Compromise acioi - VS. 4 measure 10 be Sniff
cd and changed about - i majority o: Cong!c.s
nigh; please. after juy 1912, must have Il poor
regard for political honesty OF pablo faith. T.
was as Mes>rs. J. w. .loncs ard I. H. Eaylysaii
Oh THURSDAY night in Tie Democratic Association,
nc;a que.ton OF public policy, b't OF common no.
nc>iy. No wonder tie Wing i prepared 10 cu!o-
ezc the politics ofSuart, .: defend the rrcachetv
Of MIR. Clay, As II s@jleS az personal beauty.
- suspect The Editor Of the Whig wi.rScc rs
itlle 10 boast oi, (as The contemporary 10 which
he has The decency roalu1e, whether he cons;il,s
his mirror o. his L.avaler
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

credit il for iaomcnl. Let IL, Wing try some
ac~ hamhug. Is readers mus. be SICK OF the
"Briiish Goll.o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

,,CTSluS AGENCY.-Tic subscriber having hee"
fnr several Yeas engaged ~ ne fr'is"i "'hee cS
c;rs,yel: IN tie exam ~ Ctiii> Tor hef"u IN
n,y S.ryircs and having left TINT Once ms la: tic
,-t tso ,ea.s d..o~d Time 10 The ir.c',!,lon o
cIlr.- ritr- Ol'te and the either fh''c o;iee- I"
the Government. Bang well atg'a n'rn WIN 'ae
v,,.nts p.U<rrn laws, and with ne S"nrr.5 from
ya,nce p,of &C service may he derived IL i'enah'ed
IA ,.udcT essential aid 10 such a. may :t''fe an agent
ia thus Guy. . =.
H., w,l! ,rrnsa:t BUSINESS OF any S;n committed to
hi. cl,arc. tr a,easonane compensation
Al! lcl;.fs On tusin,s. must e- in's' pad 80
L. ,.r.uc- is respectful Y made I" the Hon J. w
Joa,s and $. H. Parker Esq k,'h II vrsreR
Washington CITY, August C. ls4+. 9"-w4m
NrOTlCE.-Aia Cour, held lor Buckingham
~ county st The Court house On MONDAY, The
l2th dav ot August, 1911
James Drake end Elizabeth his wife, VIM. w;
Newton and susan his wife, Gco,gc Newton aid
IohnJ Newton and icbccca his wife,
plaintiffs in Cbancery:
Bc,ey Newton, Nancy Bats, Joseph A., Eliza
bc,h j., Mary s. Martha c.. Samuel l.. Nm.
4. Sarah ]. and Drucilla A Newton,
Defendants.
The parties interested in the foregoing cause
ar, hereby notified, that We will proceed, At me
housc OF Betsy Ncwton in The county Of Buck
nglan an the first day oC November next, to
take the account Of The advancemcnts required TO
&c taken BIZ the dcc;ec pronounced IN sai'! cause
On the ETH day Of August 1874.
AMBROSE. FORD,
NATHAN \. HOLEMAN,
WM CHAMBERS,
JOHN =. AYitES,
RICHARD MOSELEY,
Commissioners
Sept; II. ao---WlM
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Conul.srcsrr'5 o':icr.

Ricl.inu;.'i, !-ld Anrlrt ISiI
pur,,ant % Tie foregoing decree, have appointed tn
Of oet,I-r MY, iar lhc nltr.iancc q" i:ie ar-
,t-. ~ nv ulicc cry q; Richmond. on ''ich ddi
:, IT,, .,ccE A. ~ hey :.'c hereby notified - attend.
,,h Ire evidence Necessary Ia -nihl- me - peal fr
;4 4 MES required b. ir foregoing dec'e" AUD me
r.,,tf, o. LEWIS Gssumrrger, Deceased, ar hsn III IT,.
:rf, tt:cad Ihr saia- ~, "ih th.s CLAIMS, ah'
II. whence IA support ,h"feoi.
JOHN SHORE, COMMISSIONS.
-. n 3o-w9&
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TIL: DYING FOX
ATTRIBUTED TO DANIEL. WEBSTER.

ATTRIBUTED 10 DANIEL WEBSTER
ESSAY NO. Fl.-[RErrrlIcar;ox FROM TIE
MADisoNlAH, April $ lSl2
All the word agrees. from I:sop down that
fall is an admirable vehicle Tor convcyiro sen.
;imenl and lra'h. We will not dispute The mat
ter a la!Se wan Hos>can whether il lc not riii-
cnlou> To MAKE birds ana lcass talk: but our
own opinion is that Is rrpoytcd ~ .A.>op. La
Foniainc, ana Gay. they do often talk very admi-
Tahly Tar better. vethink (Spcaking VIII! al ros-
sible Difference andrcvercHcc, than more modem
reporter, s:e able, 81 all times To make lDtrlleciu
abipc!s. But much OF ihi> doubtless, dcrerds on
the pJr;cr.
Among Mr. Clay posihumous. or at leas:. NOR
tuaiy resolutions, IS one on the subject OF ths.
Mlt@gc OF members of Congress. which is cx
pressed IN The following grave, and solemn and
patriotic language:
Pc~frcd, Meri@c, That Congress is called
upon to rciiench lis cXpcn>es--tv ab:Geire the
duration OF the long sessions: by reulatino
ana rorc clearly defining the mieace OF lli.
members; and ~ diminishing lis contingent ey-
pc'i>es, ana especially these incurred for station
cry, To-! printing, III the employment Of clerks
Ion committees, aEj ipr toh,irs printed matter 10
BE- lr%n>initic, through the mails Ac.. Sc
III rcaGinS THIS resolution. We wcr,. reminded
OF certain account ior nlidagt. rendered bv .
melabero Tie House Of Representatives some
eighteen or twenty years ago. and allowed and
Pad b: tJr. Clay. al that time Speaker of the
House and tins recollection WIS acromranirt!
b: revival, III orr memory o.. the fable Of lhr
Dying Fox II We remember the substance III
he fable II is as i,tllnvs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

Republicans, in every county OF Virginia,
read ihe proceedings Of the Democrats Of Louisa
Initiate their energy and action. DO as fiey 90,
and all is safe.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

Nothing shows 50 distinctly The panic Of the
Whigs = tho hunbucs 10 which they are re-
sorting. They find their cau~c hRt-prosTcc!s
desperate, and they ar living; to Hoorbacl
For- aul British Cold hainbu@s. Every
new humbus is sign Of lhcif Increasing dis
mjv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-01

Dr. Charles Cooke, OF AiicinaIle, has shown
his usual equanimity and excellent temper in the
very polite polished AMI am;ahlc structures which
he has thought proper TO publish in Saturdays
Wig. They appcar 10 have been drawn forth
iv very brief article, That was Dedicated 10 HI,
memory a few weeks since, On seeing Tar. Of
lis very neaiefatc AMI hjcrGi letter addressed 10
iic Amelia Springs Convention. We ar scrrr
We Cannot keep up this sharp cnco"nicr. We
have, inaccd, loo many more imponan; engage
iaen.s i:oon our hands al present. 70 notice in de-
tail The iaany k:nl things which the Doctor has
been pieascdio say Of rs. We mus, leave him.
therefore, Is asu. '.loae in his glory" Bcstcs.
indeed the game is scarcely worth the candle. His
too partial friends have battered his very harmless
vanity, ~ their generous compliments or his
pen, aai sc cannGt think but that he is under
.oi.!e obligations 10 Us Tor giving him The orPor-
;uaily of figuring in he newspapers. For our
OWE parts, ~ have TOO mani occasions 20 display
Oh. a;niab.e qualifications III the controversial
liaa-oo mans champions 10 cail - 10 lie lists
tic cre.; = variety of >g;fec;, - discuss, ioI ~
10 a.'aca ether windmill or a flock Of sheep.
an obscure politician, or IA arrani aposiale. On
the present occasion, therefore, onr modest lance
mus: qn;etly remain in lis rest. Iaic VIE
E5aiitisSime, y'acidJAsjric Hect0r!
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TO TIE DEMOCRACY OF VIRGINIA

Is.'F'!tN 4 Ht-"L q. tW D.VH"H, ms.
The following Suggestions an" addressed ~ lie
Raleigh Register oil E'r!ay Last. 10 the Wings
81 North Carolina WIKI soi.il change nj phrase
c!ogF, ADAPTED 10 car 0wa parry, W. adopt the
following hni>--wafs2iiS nia'dmiiS-ani respect
fully recommend them 10 or own friends through
oui Virginia:
"FgIow DEMOCRATS! beware, Arouse your-
selves rom Your leihargy ;ni organize! orga-
nizs' Let every Republican ac', tal,, 10 his
nesboi,, expose AMI guard lhe!n :; - inst The DIES
pciGir shifts o! or opponents and cniraai them 10
tea, III, Po!ls Rouse them t. a fail sense o;
their whole duty
Thunder il their ear their Couniry's cause
And wake MP all that, Roman in hr'n.'
I'VE ell Upon our tiicnds every whore, 10
take tie s'gmpio proclaim ani advertise the day
o III E!erIi9a-ani to establish some Sys,rm Of
discipline that VIII br:ng our yo;.s 10 The ballo;
box. Especially would We call upon them 10
send in their oricrS al once !)r Electoral Tickets
anu have ;hcm we'll distributed hcfirc the Flee
lion. W may lose hun.reis # go;cS in No
yember!rom l!i's trivial cause. Democrats ofhc
OH Dominion prepare Yourselves tcn Tor the
contest Guard wc'i a. eyer: point Let all
these Thing l,e attended 10, AMI oar word FOR il,
slorio,;~ triumph viii he ours
- DAY or PRESIDENTIAL ELEC-
1IUN ~ VIRGINIA. Ft,s' .1ioaday l.. No-
-.to},--rj- = !.,.gL,r E,,ytyI